360 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b0c2cf1e25b21373b9737a20bdc05084.pdf 3b1908a61b13ac6c2eb8e279edc701be PDF Text Text * , r Reorganized T rade STORM TAKES ody Is Favored By HEAVY TOLL IN al Civic Leaders M IDDLE1EST Long Indicted On Misconduct Count RATON ROUGE. l a . , A pr. ft—(IN S )— Governor Hq*y P* Long today w as indicted j on ■wST'PMW# by th4 ' Louisiana House of Representative* hearing the ID charge* of im ­ peachment agalnsu th e SOyear-old executive. Th* chsrg* was on* of misconduct in.-of­ fice. The vot* to" Indict eras f M t« 40. The coun-j on which Lindbergh Passes EUROPE LOOMS Chinese Through Sanford On Tour AS COMBINE TO Throughuot United States TO TAKE NACff SETTLE DEBTS Maj. Tien U l Huang, Chinese, eat mice and »nali*- W* wonder Lindbergh and ambassador 0f why the American* **t hot dog*. |Chlna la making gro*t *trid»* good will, passed through Sanford through the influence «rf American today enrout* to Daytona Reach Inveatmenti and American tafrom Tampa.’ N earing the end.-of e r r s tv A*s4kw ge«i*n»flft» aft i*U ia a tour, whirh ha# taken --biarwjt< JLodngf xcbt’setirT tih ik S tlW S tg T ' " ‘ Ing a perird of action. W* are —(ndirtsn studying In the United State* your was th a t h e .a t t smpf id ^ industry, your science, your tra n s­ NACO, Arli., Apr.®. — tlm ldate Charlea P. M ahrilP; transcontinental flight to Callf- portation and your av' tlon. By (INS)— Rebel force* todiy / Raton Rttor* * M « P * I » r *»»• Ry Otto I). T"llsrhu*. this study we er* learning to CHICAGO. A pr ft-(IN S )fo m la: Usher, three’-•nlng to make International New* Her tic* launched wh*t appeared to A ahnkeup in the Sanford The youthful airm an has spent make Chin* a better nation and a Tzn persons are known to lie deaJ pubRrt '.h a t Manshlp'a b ro th ­ S taff fortespoodent n final effort to b r ttr r friend to th* United States be the pas( several week* In Florida Chamber, of Commerce, a ai,d score, injured' today as n re ­ er wa* a patient In • Uwla(Copyrjgiit. 192*. by Internatlanal Today one-fifth of our 600,000.000 take Naco, Sonora. Pre­ tind is delighted with the HunNew* Hen Ire). lana Insane hospital fo r » • sult of freak sto.zns th a t ravaged complete reorganization of ceded by three tarfa, R ER U N . Apr. ft— A learue of shine Slate. He has been s p r a in ;; populallrn la learning th* English • h alf dozen m'ddle western states j purpose of illftw lnc M iw hlp * that body, with the injection rebel troopa were rapidly In-fore civic clubs nnd gathering language. newspaper* of adverse editor­ debtor nation*, uniting through lr. the wake of yesterday's ab­ of new blood in the personnel Ford car* are becoming popu moving on the Meccan town m aterial ft'r a Imck and for storle-. ial com m ent The action In w»» rommon Interest all the principal of ita governing heads, and Despite a lighter movement of norm al heat wave. Property dam ­ house will he forwarded to the which he syndicate* to a airing of ia r in China sine* we started to acroaa the border thla more*] power* of Europe (both victors road* a fter th* fashion of the ins. Cavalry followed the the instillation of a new spir­ celery during the pre*»nf week age ptobably will total a million M-naie thla afternoon and a* and vanquished) Inlo opposition .Vt newspapers In his own country. build a n d infantrymen A me ri .-ansi Wo are asking your t a n k a dollar*. Wisconsin and Minnesota Maj. Huang Is a member o f one the prire trend h a t rcm aitjfd on it among Its members were soon as It reaches thor* th i against the United States a* the o f th* iddrst and most prominent educators to visit China and se t brought up the rear. • ., a low V'one, aceordlng t*> a su r­ were the hardest hit, with Iowa. among tho remedies pre­ vey today of the m arketing acti­ N ebraska Mlch'gan and Ohio re­ house wIT adjourn. Hebei plane* continually Bom­ sole creditor n atio n - thla Is the families in China, lie i* a graduate what we are doing. Thl* will bring scribed last night b y a group vities. Four hundred ami 75 c a n porting heavy property damngo. spectre gradually emerging from of Peking, Syracuse nnd Columbia us closer together. China ha* no barded th# daf*nM»* m aking three , of prominent civic lead e n who had moved out of the Sanfordthe l*aris reparation conference, universltie* nnd speaks several publicity bureau In th* United trip e In *" b°ur “ •* d ro p p U t ’•> The sto.zns varied In the d iffer­ State*.. Ily an exchange ofoiir ideas Toufti bombs. Th# T#b#l# W® in h e re d a t iha Hotel . Forrest Oviedo district through laat night, ent states from torrential down­ according tn the view of Intrm nt. language <• lie i« director of W—.V a oarrag* of rlfla “ • both nation* will profit. • Lake to diagnose the trouble* of with today’* d ip p in g expected Chinese mnsa education, secretary pours to tornadoes. In Mlnpesota tonal (itperts here today to boon th a t total (o 625 for the " I have f.own 10.000 mile* *h they advanced- khderal defend*r* th e ailing aaaoclation. o f the Methodist Hoard of Foreign and Wisconsin b u llin g * were de­ • At the aame time a powerful A formal resolution, authorising week. Missions anil was a leader in.the this country. My favorite section is occasionally answ sred. I t U » * A eon»ldenble proportion of the ftd - ^ pon ls U*ln* put Into the rovulutii n of H»*l- Today he is XU Florid* and today I am w riting gatxled aa. fmsslbl* th a t com pete rehabilitation of the movrment h»» l>een of poor qual­ molished with attendarrt lose of hand* of the rnrrntrncd debtor trade body, w ai passed and p re­ ity , which ha* l*-en difficult to life, -m tst o f the causualtles re­ liri.l ambss.'nd.'.r of his natljtl. A ifflto ftW’Uk P m M* result of, explosion* of their power ; people b s * * f t'i he r rra l b w of-a world touting this country In the lntere»t |>y my ““ liminary plana for a new mem *el! I’n ctlcally all of thl* grade sulting In the rural sections. C. F. “ * in “ Chinese *“*“ magazines “ sgatine ra rly today. reparation bank, which .could eas­ of aviation and In the promotion of I am also writing a book, "America berahlp canvas, were discussed. A h -s been m t In H rkM‘ unsold. J u ■fs mvrn - was - drHIvd At 8:20 A. M - th# battla be- . ily be used to unite the resource* better relation* between China nnd H un ugh Chinese Eyes," to be progr am zomm.’jtr* tlT lu map "tWT to bring w hatever price th at could hen the tornado struck near Tny I uh'ishrd in both Chinese and cams general. Tlv# rebel* had of all Europe again*! Wall Street. Amrrlrn. a schedule of actlrllle* for the l>e obtained upon arrival. Good lor F a4s, Minn. • All of thl* l» n result of the next 12 month*, a budget commit­ stock brought *1.50 a crate in •’ll I, ea*)’ for nation* (n ml*- English. 1 do ibis out of love for reached • point less than a quarter Thro# pernon* were rrp o rtrd combining of w ar debt* and re ­ my country th at she may better of a mil# from th# fsdorel #4tee to ascertain the financial, Sanford -and extra farcy quality, killed in the vicinity of Rice U k e paration* at Pari* *« a l***l* "I u n lr r s ta n j each other," said the tin I reland and unite With your trrnchm cnt* thrown U|( la oaml- . which waa * particularly scarce, need* of *ha "organization and a commanded ns high a* *1.75. youthful aviator. “ In thi* country the reparation settlem ent. The tVrs. TVo nthera, living an a fnim circular form about th* town. The * country." campaign "group u> formu ate Allies have suight thl* develop­ you wonder why the Chinese still A c mposlte of shipping cstl- near- li r t Lake, are missing and in fan try hod moved u p from be­ NEW YORK. Apr., ft—(IN S) — ment and the United State* ha* plana for an Intenilv* appeal for mates plarrs the prohsl'le move­ hind th* cavalry acreon and financial and morn) support, were ment for the srneon at 7,500 curs, their bodies are bidieVed buried in The French liner I’arls wrnt fnuVht a ” alo*t it tuner the T reaty through field glasaea eoutd ha the wreckage of their heme Minnof Versailles vm* dtnwn and appointed by Mayor Nelson (Tray, which Is 1.000 In excess of last n g n u n .l lit a fog oh the mud fistseen craw ling along th# f la t plain ^ esptd s. D ay ton 'V is, and l.l lt c signed. acting a* chairm an of the gather­ yea r'» toU l of fi,49fl. „f South Rrooklyn enrly t.xMy whirh afforded little protection Through this ii>mhlnati»n, if a Rock, la. ropofteil one death rath . Tlk* 1«>cmI movrmenl thl* wet* ing. ’ from federal fire. The aiscmb’n g r, compo»ed o! Included a few ear* of Oviedo Rkt-vrs, Wis., re|»itie>l two tlenl. There were almost 1,000 |i*»*tn- settlement is ronchrd. Germany Rebel planes continued to bom ­ would tacitly assume a* .part, of The trunvm lit ng plant or radio g, n, alvoard. Tbo steam er had buslnea* and professional men celery. which, for th* ra»»t part, bard th* garrison from th* sky. her Indemnity to thp Allies, the of good quality. It brought and rcpre»cnlatlvc» of induitry, bwas her pir-r at W ert Fourteenth Street station WRIIM at M inn'|t|udi* allied .w ar debt* tn the United etter prii-e* than Sanfonl eniwn All points o f ran tag * on tka agreed tha’.! the Chamber of Com­ cclrry a* a rule. I’raclicnlly no was ilemulishnl by the storm nut a few h o u rs’before! F irst report* State* .Thla eliminate* the debt American aids ware crogdsd with merce has reached a crisis. Some­ rompetitiun wa» offered S ara­ employes escaped ipjury. , to th e ofltce of the French liner conflict lielwren Germany and watchers. thing must lie done, and done sota and Bradenton relery but The number of dead and in­ were meager. The exact’position of tha Allir* and united their interM ilitary hradquartora to d ar rst* sgainst th rir Joint creditor— quickly H the organisation Is lo shipments from those two place* jured m*y be swelled a* w>ro was engaged In an Invastlga tlna be rescued from dormancy, speak- are expected to Jump next week' communication over the stricken the grounded liner could not be the Unltiul State*. of the reported ahdWlng r i gn Th* first m anifestation of this r r i pointed out. That the present and Increase for the two weeks tir.n lo ry i* restored. Severn' tif Immediately obtained. American csvstrym sr. while o t tae more seriously Injured are not joint interest wa* tile Jofnt pro*. . • a , - organization has lacked a whole- following Passengers n '- ’ard ihe abbt, »urr u|K-n th" United State* to listrol duty near th* Mwdcan Lillie encouragement ls see* rx p rited to live. Communication heai’jed support from tho citizen­ T A L IA IIA SSE E , Apr. 0.—Th# border rarly thla morelng. F i l l ' and power line* Were bnwn down whirh »n* outw ard tjound, IncluiT; .1 reduce Europe'# w ar drift#. A l­ in the outlook for next week ex­ WASHINGTON. Apr. f t-(I N S ) ry and a i a resu t has iiccn com­ cept that the local movement will with service tem pntarily parnly- John Erskine, author; A rthur ready German nrvvspapcr# 0*r __S tlM igvfflrrrnvrnt of prohibition Hcnatft, meeting In executive **» rvpdrtt Indicated th a t a p s t t f - * ) pelled to operate in the faco of n n d ab ly lev lighter, it was said. zed. • ’’ Maxiaana 4md baaa fired 4 hlining In the allied d<m ar' ( numerous .handicaps, was the ylec- The quality bids fn lrt to remain In Detroit a terrific downpour Toscanini, conductor; Mn’.c Mi l ^Tltltt vtnt'rV a ‘intist “make c n- Gut n» rough stuff. T hst romc* ■i<m, yesterday tabled Until Mon United States guard* and th a t Ik .-laratian of others. about the dame, with the small on the E ast Side mn VioneJ .10,­ puerile D’Alvere, n;*era singer, cession*.'' Ily the irony of hjs- what slnnglly ib-cril’r s the prohl- day the request of Governor Carl cavalryman wa* woundsd ta th# ex­ r ' w ith a nrw s*t of officer*, a amount of good celery still bring­ 1.00 residents when Connors tr e e , Mrs. Jessie L. Ijvsky; Alfred S ar­ fury thl* l» brought nloiut with ’.»n th at lie Ik; sustained In the changing of shots. bitinu enforcement |«>'i>-y «»f overflowed it* banaa In Midland. definite and.workable program for ing a fair price. Investigation waa also beir * gent; (’cunlcs* A. Fe Pipcrno; the aid of the American observ­ Hoover ndm lnlslratien. a- »utllne<i rem oval fronV office of Je rry W Mich.. .100 fntnl t ea fled thir r* 'in the reparation eunferome, til* coming year, and with a more Home* w hen four dzm» in the Tll- Mr*, luiwrenco It. W ilder; Mr*. ewho C arter as slate hotel commi* made of report* of w heavy ex(.creptid the allied prinripb*, ( ih I#)’ In tlie most authoritative enthuoiasttc support, the organ plivsinn o n.the M cfican side o f t) tawnlmsee River collapsed M ow ­ sinner lift J. It. Royal as friuh line presumably within th* fs d e rt" .Jistion, It was said, cou'd s ta rt ing 11 hour, of Incessant rainfall. Robert Iteimont and Mrs. W. II, •ml th rn liv fcvrril U fim iN v •" «|tmrtrr. drop her long stnmling opjoisio u t anew, wi.h rejuvenated spirit Tl.c river wa* 12 feel above flood W .o d n , wife of the president of Mclcdrnmnlle gun play by M * w nlrr fi,h nnd game commission garrison at Naco, Sonora, now u n ­ stage titnl 2,000 arres were sevt p the American Gar Foundry font- lion against thin e f uhinutinn'. and a definite goal ay which to der rebel tlrg r. O re of the highest governmrnt , rat n v ’ m t • e’- aary violence, vr. test under w nlrr. aim. Little was satd about fi­ (.ffirial. In Rerlim 'in disrqssing ami rough bouse tactic* in ron I’rinrdu { >r inv, .ligating \dic pany. ’ l'li.ViuKhoul the storm, struck nances, hut intimation* were men farm er*, and t s U e were , The llq y went aground »h»rtly “(lermany'a surrender," tuld In ter­ ■lulling rnid* without legal sanct­ Uovi rnor’s charge* against the made th at the cost of tiie year'e national New* Service: "W e do RATON ROUGE. L s , Apr. 0— hatil hit. It ws« esltm air,! thaf work would be made n* renznn- (IN S) —The flgh, to bring Gov- several d ay , would Iki required a fter three n'cW k, Al ft o'clock not ta re bovk Ihe aettlrm ent I* ion will not be tolerated. «»nb" 1 two form er commissioners wu« th* able o* possible because of the irn-ir Huey I’, lam g before the nai* before an nrouinto rhrck-U(, on half a dozen tug* were stnnling motivated mi long a* the fig ­ to | Ilfs' er.Vct have Iwen i»»ue.l AWR topic of much speculation in Tails recognized financial s’jrer* o t the of the State Sena’e on Imijra.-jt- ily toll could Ih< acnmpLahfd. luisscr lust night. Tho president by. tvbi e the whip wn» reported ta ure i» l‘,w eqougb.’’ ment charge* wetrt relentlessly Tlirre i, a slriklng contrnst lent trickling throughout the | h(| present time. * of flu- Seiiato, in view of the ac N< ,iilidly I'Kiged lo the mud f *t«. for< oias-iR l abiail today with a “show down i. nncl of the federal r nf»r« ei<y I with t h ’ previou, German eaFI W. i l | ulcr, formerly con­ ,crteduled before the Houae of Itrt*the pav-engera were »nld to be 1n preesionr, A» a return for Gcrv Itvilh-s of 'f t lends of Royal and WASHINGTON, Apr. ft—(IN Ft nected with the A marie** City yesentailvea rdjourn* a t eight mm bine. no danger. The ship carried 415 m any', ’’joining the . ' l l Uniter, Is l-i|K-ctrd to spiKiint EuroiHnn —The French cruiser TViurvllI • liurcau *-(l liaving considerable o'e ock tonight. .i.I.n t Hoover * out* t 1f first class passengers. /old,** it is expected that Ihe special ron.imUeo to consider Ix-nring th" Uulv of Ambaaaadi experience in conducting member Last night the House which is Myron T. Ilrrrick, Is expected I A falling tide held the ship fast. Allir* will make auch conces­ A un ra im idi id involving fed' tiuvcii.ur Cailtun’s giuuiflv /o r .lock in New York next Saturda *. conduci ng hearings of 1h erh » rg e, ship.campaigns, will supervise tho A fter her plight became known sions n* would mnke a settlem ent deplorable "J clprcUli n ic...oval, l t d , procedure will in against the Sft-year-old t hief Exforthcoming canvass, having o f­ morning, ihe S tate D#p*rtm»r tug- were" sent to her M**:,t»rvi< of the reparation tangle |,t**ible. stances’ surre^n ling the killing if rm iin ff from a murder vulv■* u V l i i x of hearing* and announced today, In m aking pub fered hie services for two or ly the French Line. The fug fol­ plot to * max* of adntiniat nllv.ATLANTA. Apr! f t( I N S ) -A three week* w ithout cos'i Upon Mr*. I,Ilian De King !■<dure t | s tislim oity from wiinr*»e* for ths lie the arrangem ent* fo r rec«tv lowed a levero wind and electrical n ieg u lsr'tle* . sgri-ed l» vote to ­ Ids suggestion, Mayor (Tray ap­ day on whether the m atter ahould new shadow—’.he g au n t |i*ttern qf storm which broke over New York. Ing the body. eyes of her smnll son in Aurora accuser and the accused. Georgia'* electric c h ill'—today Shore h attrrir* will fire a net have U en brought l« *ho I rck Thice exocutlv* sessions two pointed thre« commUtce* as fol­ Ik sen t to th* Senate The agree­ The Pari* left her dock In the fell athw art the form o f Alvin deni’s attention, a n j while mi com days hung up a secret meeting Input salute of 21 gun* when th ment came a fte r the atiwm r»t lows: midst of the atorm. ' « nil nt was forthcoming because t ■ record in Uie senate. Tho senators Tourvltle stram s Into tha haibor Program : George II- bishop, acvalon th* llo u st haa gone througrr Eugene M errill, sora'lrd “ shallow Ity-J A: M. 15 tugs pad reached is viewed n« a slate m atter, It W rzr'udcd the press, public and at At the French Lin# Dock, fesot o' U nion K. Alttn. II. J . Ulininn, iinco \h* sensational hearinga-be- fiend.” The queer young man who the vessel, whirh wa* lying in Ih# would leave his p rrtly wife and le m i l that fe-leiai ugenU will b ta. lies yesterday lu consider and Fourteenth Street, will bo menR D. Illfhlcym an, W. I- C«mp- gsn. A surprise resolution railing for baby to sally forth nightly and. mud about a mile o ff the Itrooklyn DES IfniNEH. Apr. ft <INS) severely jum i.lied if they resol finally m r c t tho appointm ent of bcr. of tho lato A m bassador’ Ar K. Compton, lleyw anl M a k ­ a vote family, and repreaentatlvoa c on the charges against Gov- among shadow* of hedgrrows and about. Consideration wa* givrn to —"Three person* t e : « repotted tu ►Imllar Isctlcs. Morris Givens as solicitor of I’rcsi.lrnt lliniver and yariou er and W. A. Lufflrr. im o r Ix>ng of attem pting to in ­ alleyway* commit unspeakable a plan to unload the furl oil lank* kl led and II.in ju re d In an earl) Federal agent* m e under o rle n Hillsborough county. Today’s scs governmental department*. / Diadget: U. F. W hitner S r- tim idate the pros* mlsua* of puumorning file In the Klrkw.... I rrim ea against young women and of the Pari* to lighten the ahip. to u-e flieaim * •lily In de frits,’ Blurts were n'|>ortvd to hav* been A regiment of Infantry, and • Fr»d R. Wilson, a O. BhlhhoUar, lie funds, rtXempta to bribe >glsHotel here W a y . The dead were! No attem pt may lie made tn f r r r girt* was last night ftmnd guilty I id ward Higgins and W. C. HU'. U lors. use ot allusive language of criminal assault ajid sentenced the liner, however, until near high Mrs. Teil Watson, "Bed Ja rtu p (heir lives. Whl’e obviously th««M di-vir .1-1» lb s Ituya’J sn d 'C a rtc r ron.puny of marine* and blu-* wilt he * ime violation of these iivi cases and the governor’* m o m jacsets will escort tna body toward public officials and the Im­ > (Continued on page ®1 title, which will occur about 2:10 ami one iinimb nlif ed man. th* dock t proper granting of paroleg to pen­ t > dir may Ift. Mom than 15° |*eraon* were struct bins, it Is flu- |Mir|«>se »"*' tlirndaliun* for th* a|.|Hiintmrnt * cssslon from this afternoon? The Tari* was It was b it second convict inn itentiary prisoners, precipitated registervil. Several |>»»*on* rente the I" licy of the m’W admlnlstru- of W. A. Shields, Gainesville; R. Grand C entral Station, whore 1 th* greatest flaro-up in yester­ Allroady be was under sentence of boun,| fur Plymouth and l-e Havre. Down lo;ie ladder*. Other# wore tioli tiew eeil out of the service W. It. nt Icy, R radrntun, and G. U- will lie placed on a private rday season. Th* r*»lul on was from 1.1 to 10 year* on conviction re|HUtr<l to have leaped A dozen those agents who are too quirk on IVrkins, Jacksonville, ivm member^ for the trill to ClevoUnd, xrh»r not voted on as adm inistration sup­ of a statu to ry charge. The Jury HKKKH DIVORCE aeCvirrs will be held on tlu n d s’ guest* were taken to hospital*, of flic stale road board. porters were able to force i* brier A m ilitary guard will accompai suffering from bu ti*. ruts and the trigger. • The Seminole High Schoql j adjournment during whlrh a com­ which heard the ev idence < f his lIlf rial T ieasury records show Il.fth flic houae and senate ad ihe” »>«dy from New York t , RENO, Nev., Apr. ft— (IN S)-i- uruiM-s. baseball taam yesterday defcaleJ m ti r e on proceeduro might map dark deeds required only 15 min­ that U .N I person* have been kilb-l jiiuinc.l a'j the rlos* of today’s Cleveland. Four men were seen to leap utes to bring In last night's v e r­ Mr*. Hlair Freem an of Roaiyn, from the New Smyrna nine, 2 v*> I, in a course or action. -* In shooting affray* lietween ritlv tho fifth floor into tho court >rsalon until Monday morning. dict. The young man was a sk rd lo M ng Island. N. Y. today fllrd Milt which formed the fir-t floor. xcu* and enfortom enl ugelits siiwv* s ll-ln n ln g contest. A lr-tighf Tl.e M-iinlr, however, began the 1 n n rlp ra D n f v forward an,| receive sentence.' R*r dlvorro here from Ila rry b ri-e W hether they eseaped vh" fl-iii"- ttv Eighteenth Amendment * pitching on both aides featured 'l l - ’•ri legislative Blind ahead of Bchwl’ r A jtU U C r H flalmlv ha was watched L - b ls lm a n . prealdesi of th* Nall nal wus unknown. I’oliee and firemen Calmly bs waa by ..n ig etfrlivc. Of th l. hum!' . r ‘ the game. Each team garnered IIU w rre In >U *'. Twenty-seven l.llli m other, wife an<| sister aa h r did- U|ty' Rank of New York. She alleg­ wore peaiching the iiiin, for oilier have been killisl . In the last IB ll.alure,! in ths ppper branch, ons six hit*. ed eztrcrne neglect and cruelty and poatilde victim*. When the aratril ao. The local nine is making prepmonths. . " was pa-sid and the rem ainder “ Hava you a n /th ln g to sa y ? ” a sk s ,# property settlem ent from lie gsn only guests In half the ELIZABETHTON, Tenn. Apr. This list, U rge as it U’, adm itted­ were referred to committees. ara’J a n , fog the invasion Tuesday c.Hiding had hein accounted lur. h er husband. he was asked by Ju d s* E dgar F. ly, U not c m p lele. A* Ibr how of Orlando, s ta tf champions and S—(IN * )—“ We are bark to stay The first bill to go to tha govGREENVILLE, 8 C - Apr. 1 many killings may be directly a ( ert.o.’s office for signature was age-old rivals. The team was re­ uatll th e trouble is over.” With I'omeroy. "Yea,* Came the reply in a steady -vole*. “I think I — (IN S )—With only slight p r thi* atatem rnt Edward McGrady, tril’Uted to prohibition enforcement cently preeented w ith pieces of a local measure affstVing Colahou'd have a new trial. I do nut officials admit there l* no way of .mbla county and prohibiting pectr of on esrly compromU# I Oqelpmsnt by Fred Flesch *n“ vice-president of the American ing sffeeted w ith ' »U I aww** Fcdbrarjion o f Lwbur, today voiced think the sta te can sentence ms to telling. All save a few of the stale* turning forests and m arsh lands, textile B ryan's Sporting Goods Store. strikers wumhoriag V death upon th* *vid*nc* offered have their own enforcement (a(Miration of ih# jonstltutloival tween fir* and a ll thousand. **» , The schedule fo r the remainder defiance of “strong a rm " m*hhere.” The Judge then pronounced oda, following til# return hare with machine* and stale killings—^auch .mendment requiring nc»i|>aper tlnued Idle today In th* Ptadna’ v of the season la a s folow s: A rm the death sentence. 9, Orlando it) Sanford; April >*• Alfred L HofTmar south*™ oro CRIGLEKSVILU:, V*., Apr. 0. rurslon, a'.though rods and reels a t that of Mrs. De King at Aurora, .ul.liraUon of local bi’J a has prob­ M rtion nf N orth and South Co­ III..—a r e not listed 4n federal re­ ably ru t down Wv* number of the** lins. bloat of them a re a t r i i n W inter Cardan In Sanford; AprU ganlzar of lb* Unlt*d T * x tl* — (IN S )— President Hoover and were takrn along. NEGRO IS HELD ‘ A picnic lunch was taken along cords. Pollca killings at* not In­ measure* but has not affected the against th* new “ streteh iy * |r T ,'l» , DeLand.ln Sanford; April H>. Workers of America. a fishlhg party a riv td bar* short­ Th* tw o men, both of whom de­ cluded. either. The Treasury fig ­ wired with which the bil'-a arc which requires leas labor fo r *... W inter Garden IS W lmnr Garden; JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. Apr. ft. ly before’ noon Wxlsy fo r an out­ for member* of th# party, which A pril 2ft, Apopka in Sanford; clare they war* kidnapped by a —(IN S )—J . W. Shackleford. 07, ing in .Shenandoah N atlona’. I’ark, Included Mr*. Iloovar, secretary ures runcern only cases s l u r s fed­ iWttrd. The Columbia county bill same production. Scverol agencis* aare re «>atl«’ “ Several April 27. Oeooa In Ocoee; May 7. group of la in Thursday and negro, «»■ held here today on a at th* headquarters of th* Rapt* of th* Interior W ilbur; M irk Kr eral agent# hsv# been invilved. wax xho| ’.Jvrough iha senate in to work dor a com prom ba, J * I’rrsi lent Hoover views this oil m ain ate; Meotverd* in Sanford; * May LO, forced 'jo lr*v* Ellzabclhton, th* charge or snurdoring his ft-year- dan River, during which they plan qua, UaMfunnla leas than two minute*. la tim e r, secretary to Govs'* New Sm yrna in New 8 m n rn i; seen* ot a rayon mil) strike r e ­ old grandson, E rnest Banks, who, to select a all# for • permanent C spt. Wilson Brown. Tb# While steadily grim ing .lis t of death* Attention of th* houro was di- John P. Richard* r i B erth C i llous* naval aide, and Major with some concern. In common reeled to th* appolntm snt of Una, continued an la ra rilg ri May 14, Montverfo in Montverde; turned her* yesterday afternoon, U Is a llrg td , waa «hlpp«d to summer camp. with other adm inistration official*, and under guard of a body - a l death fo r “plqylng hooky" from I l f I t , Apopka In Apopka, Th# Journey fjro m Washington Lang of th* marl a* corps, who kprelai conimroteo* to consider into strike* In thla to r n * . union laborers passed through th* school. he see. in re th In cid en t 0* th* wot mad* la thro* Whit* Houo* will hov* supervision of th* con­ Aurora a ffa ir prohniltlon being special legislation affecting avia vicinity. A fte r ronfering wit • itn tU * striker-. committee nt a R>r' a t tn Urn u > -, r MEMPHIS U CHOSEN au-omoblloa, but these *er* struction of ths sum mer fishing S SENTENCED TO LIFE brought into disrepute, l i t “ wUh- Don and radio and approving th* Upon th e ir 'r e to r t McGrady and III ha ox pressed p**i*r abandoned her* and tbo party pro­ camp. It l* th* President's inten­ ** prohibition ta succeed." as he list of employs* hired by th* e f­ don Mill Hoffman xrer* assured prelec­ tude, saying it a * N * r“ , f ^ r w ORLEANS. L a , Apr- G ficiency coramlttoo. Many legisla­ l u attitude, ceeded into th* pork in smaller tion to construA * » m ai bunga­ OROVEHILLS, Ala., Apr. to .continue .. , „th* strike ‘ 1NH)—-Memphis w ill he the scene tion by Sheriff 3. M. Moreland, —(IN S )—A fter being out last machines, M Ur dropping these for low or ohack In th* area for his informed Senator Borah (H) <=f tors le ft TaRabaaaoo tonight to wished an ordorty fa s h io n .. Idaho, in U># pre-oonvontion cam ­ if the neat annual aatslon of the local lU ik a n a ad ocbtr union U than an beur, a ju ry .try in g three bortos. us* U U r on. ■pend tivo wookond n t homo- Tn# * Mill owners a t Tho trip .eras mods in three paign. and ho coni id*r* on# cer­ lhal grid d .begin* Monday w ith yesterday distributed lauthorw Perea try CengrpM- T h u borers o ngrrir awaited today tb* negro** foe tb* m nrd*r o f C. C. Mrs. Hoover choogad Into 0 tain way r i not holplng It lo auearrival r i WUUam Ore*n. tre a b Coffee, Insoranc* agent, brought g rey rid lag h abit a t CrigsrxtUl*. Whit* H oua. eiCnmoblta*. Two asm decided a t tb s flaal session of c*ed U to kav* federal agenU authors of score* r i btla Jockey­ payroll fund* ' i Coeg reaeharw m to r d a y after* dairj of th* A sreriean, FodorattM in a verdict o t guilty, and as n T nft.v’s tr trio waa mainly rnalnlv for tho h o o i» .# f easy driving put Ih* ‘ mu ’ vacate ing for positions ta Introduce pat are ** Today's ip wa* thy Jwora.of th*y Of Labor -who acaouncod W* Inresult th* blacks today awaited purpooo 'o f M loctlag n camp *M« M saldm U ri party “ T /H a d e ta n « f Vlckaherf. ■ w .lw w t thtmsclva* sotting aa oxamplo of prepanioe, p x a iu m * ' jowloooatD* ip 4 vtoUnto. tran sfer 4* thy sU i* prison to ' " fee t awtiim of odsw o iis g , A p w •' god making plan* fo r futaire ftj* 'ftthy pork, iM f k m t w W * — w n rW ittn M * . Ten Persons Die And Scores Are Injured AsFreakWindsPiay Havoc ThruCountry SANFORD CELERY SCampaign E & . '&Outlined f i S SBIPM ENTSTfftD' ForMembere,Funds OFF DURING WEEK Complete Shakeuv Is Tanks, Cavalry Move B eforel n f*n AsAmericanaWatch . From AcrossBorder j Lea true Of DebtorNations To Buck U. S. Is Seen As Outcome lover tho United 8tite*# M»J. - O f R cp a ra tm n M eee^ w ^ ^ u ~ r Low Price Level Con­ tinues W ith Little Qualitylmprovement LINER PARIS HUS MUD BANK IN FOG 3 AND STICKS FAST French Vessel, Bound ForEurope.Grounds In NewYorkHarbor FEDERAL AGENTS SENATE DELAYS WARNED AGAINST ITS ACTION UPON ‘ROUGH TACTICS’ ROYALL, CARTER Strict Enforcement Is Secret SeBsion Tables DemandedButRaids Carlton’s R e q u e s t SustainingRemova Must Be DoncUlght Fight Continues To Oust Governor 0 f Slate From Office Fitting Ceremony Awaits Arrival Of Ship With Herrick “Shadow Fiend” Is Sentenced ToDieln Chair F o r CrimesS ! ‘dsr Three Persons Die And 12 Are Hurt In Iowa H o t e l Blaze Seminole.Hlgh Wins From New Smyrna S l i g h t Prospect: Seen For Checkinj Carolina Striker! La bo Strong Arm Method Hoover Party Leaves White House For Outing In Shenandoah Hills V . Ci - - - -------- « �!* THE SANFORD HERALD; SANFQRP FLORIDA, ■SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 1929 ANE TO BEGIN AY BILL WITH AA BOW FILM AT MILANE THROUGH TUESDAY TOIalOrktees, Scan Crawford BUledFor Laat Of Next Week N o more Ideal play fo r l^ e ant. »»*tad talen ts of Miaa O r a Bow h»» *ver been eSoar^ than h rr U /m t treble*. "Thq W ild l*nrty,,, which will bo ijiown a t the Mi­ lano T h e a tre through Tuesday. “ T ie W,M F a r t) " la a fae|A tccnc from "The Wild Party," a Paramount Picture movtng, all-talking production Marring Clara Bow hafod on tho i*nry by W a m tr famoua author o f popuIZr nftgvla. T here ere several real • wild P arties In the play, and their watchword seems lo be. "Whe.t b e tte r whoopee la made, Clara will M akt It." Gir'w who a re known throughout fl'm dom fo r th eir " I t" qualities How would you Ilka to be th< ATLANTA, (la.. April 6 , ta k e p a rt In the production. Dor­ tj'u Tellegan, ore of the world's gjc»t of Mlaa Jeanne K agea, alar othy A raner, director of the pic- greatest dramatic actors, wants of llrm dw ay'a neweat talk ng lUm sensation “The L e tte r.' when her tur», spent considerable •..’me se ­ to do comedy next pirture le redra***!? lecting the desired types of "YLu asked me do I lovn my All one Re. t" do to get en opwhoopee-making pep slaters to fill rofeislon,'* Tie said. “No, If IHirtunllv to accept th is off*.- I* tho rolea of members of C a n 't could I would wipe this paint to write Ml** Kagel* a letter, in ■n,| powder from my faro right J t r uf the Mllane Theatre, glv“ gang” Iri tha p a y . now and have done with the then i.ig her a suggestion for her neat Murder Film Mere Wednesday te r—except I would w rite f«r It. ,, m n vehlrle. She Is now busy ai . L eatrlcr Jny, popular aereen I want to create. I s m i P t i i l - iu» Astoria ilm lin l l I'yranmunlT tgTT'f P fnr 't B ’ the MHifii ' W rtT R fleJ- l>v"ThHt|ifellRF^ Ijis k y ,' making “Jeul haaday In T h e Bellamy T r ia l" "I Kavr written n number of a drama’Jc m urdrr m ystery film. plays, some of which have met "The Bel>my T rial," I, the first with m -re th in passing sureess p lr u r a Mlaa io y haa made for anil aarea ,of whlrh were never prmluced. kfatro-Goldwyn-Mnyar In five "F nr 19 verrs since I wns fi years. Hut pfcvloua to th a t time years old. I have tu rn on the •he was a well-known figure “ My naqh’ r was one of the greata t these studio,. She la one nf (he stage nr the s e r in ," he declared. 4«o«i popu'ar cinema n c re s in . e*t K"rop*^n da cere, nnd when Mis* Jny plays the role of the a .small ihnp 1 was' given a pail •U ,parted murderess who goes on In hr n rta .. I know the siege. "Hllll, when I eo fiem my ho­ tr ia l fnr her life. Tha story was adapted by Director Monta llel' tel to the ilresiirtg room nf a th e ite r to smenr this psinl end from tha thrilling and sensation, powder u|<.n .mv f a r - —a thing al m agailne aerial by Frances in |t»"lf distasteful to any mn" Noyes H art and fr a 'jre * the th>-re la no eoerrnesa In my ateu, dram atic s u s p |,s e attigulant on I hn't e i t h e r Slav at home v i ' h Court scenea of the day. •-■y tyee-» idler sail worV fnr tn* . Coming to In the ate la r cast which sup­ tha nigh t writing. ports Mis* Joy are many notnldn si ~ t h ' l l e r l * Jui| go in g to W'.;k . names, including Bel* y llronton with me. “ It I* a Finn,, thing. For th e famous " F rie r F an" girl of c- in tha films, George Rarraud and y rn ts I have wnntrd tn edv. 1 reenll on* time year* ngK enneth Thompson, both famous wlicn I wan In the 'old 1-1111^ ! ^ ' a ta g f players' M argaret living- t wns with Ch<rlle Chnplin. who •ton, M argaret Srddon, C h ares 2% years, a n'l he one of the B. Mldd'rton. Charles Hill Mjiilca has been n frit nd of tnine for and many others. greatest comedians unn trd lo g*l InTn the heavier dram a, while I herhored a lunging for rnm -dy.'’ • Hilliam llalnrt At llrsl . A l hr! log nnd ri alislie fight ■ctne filmed In an ur util prise fight MuilSum, Id jirjuiiii ncju n lui*« In ft liir'u h iv rra lly .' n n»« BlAilt It- Itivp »t»»r>' it MiI m »rrir« i.f h llr-rab in tr th«»ui;h comlml Ihrilln tw U H ih William llain«»' Ib 'x 't •U rritiff vcliirlt* “Th.* \hiVr Nlrp.« Out/* which will Le at I he Mil.m*' — «| from L n rh vop St «> T h««lrr pridiiv nml S.i I wuImv fpivr Ihe *lnignl •« .1 „ govern-. i «*mi* I Mot Vs Ihc Muditilc Wlih dla'f'Kuu nnd talking ae- in utiil ilW iril. Ailniiiilf 'u ll ii f "Qui't it K* I >' haw k « 41 fg| mil that f*0,. i> Ainnir^•1 a lii ti t*vi r t u ir c llti* ront IhHMHMl t•f Uio s»rp iIiin mini* fr*kin t il liter.I W ork nil lit** it • tHVPl tl|iMin tm* t « r 'ni*r»l ‘tin h than n tnon.lt rillnlor... \n y i.r w all ♦Stm l mh t it in ill III** mink* If th*y n•••!•*•1. t lllit f«*vrfill9* III* W'.llhl M '1 In > lit* coming fl’srul year. i iVt \t • •• tilt till lilt* I'vn wruwiiitf rnnii nl il i |*|*i«»p»*:%to l.l of nf f I*nh| i M i l l ml il»»m*, tli\v i and t\r 4’1* IN|l t| fillt’lill ■ lory of a prise fighter who gi»s 1 *r J ii mi relief. So rollegr to please his aw ei'hcnit L -an d between keeping Ids i ailing a a erret on the, lam pus and ilefending it mileMe I lie- e a*sle wn'l* uf learning. !<• manages lo get rinlo one predlranMnu after g iu / o ir some hllariom ly funny, gome dram allra I) J.'rio u r. In Ida fight scenes Hallies hog;, gs with Jack Itopvr, well km'iyn R iuvyw rlght rham plonshlp runlam lifi the fight taking place to te famous Hollywiaat I,.»'i"n Hla dlum where Fi niland altuiala its ►SrcfestUi at figti'J*. III will lie staged April Ir Tuesday illuming ul i.l the Mllane Theater, •• an annuuiaeinent toL a is will lie rcscrvTd, Tellegeir A s p i res Marcntette Offers To Writing Rather Prizes For 20 Best Than Follow Stage F i l m Suggestions f N<»xt ProductionOf (Jluria Swanson Is To I5o ‘QirccnKelly* Tickets For K I k s Alinslrols Will Be PutOiiSalcTucsday Hi ll. t\> dli., who Is p n d ik in g the -how,' :<la'e« thnt with the *i—l galdky of talent to draw Tr m m > nfoid, hu la prepared to pm 101 1 production that will It 1 n • of t 'e first am ateur shows ever iiffm I here. Mrs. W oltt, ac.onipuiiin by unr • f the com•uiUie. n itie a trip to Orlando yesterday, i nd returned with tha ntw s that, he had iccurvd the • e n in s uf "hhorty*’ Cos, Hiwln COMING FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Screen Gossip Did tlattbetm eaa Sing The beat picture of the week was Richard Barthel W eary H irer a t tit* Hlnfiih had about needs and Ilartbslaacae haa ale>ut tha heat screan yoke we have heard to date. There le warmth to hie voire and * naturalneee p n iw n id by few members of the talkies. Harlhelmess alrn poeerases a fine tenor >0100 and •enrea a real hit In ringing the theme song Weary River. Of c u r s e th e re.w ere enme who be­ lieved that he wae faking and eomene else did the elnglnr but from r<t'H authority • --•helmeee •lid It all h , h it little - 'f. It le open to argum ent, however, hut If h* did not gin” ’h»y did an ex­ cellent Job nf_faklng,_, .. . An Knterprlalng Amateur. Amateure qre trying tn break Inth talking plcturea with phonnerriph record*. An Omaha, Neh., •crecn aspirant recognlied the new qunllftratlona for “eraahing the movies1’ a"d recorded ' hla voke on a home-made record. The reeneil e rriv 'd nt-the. I’ara•eoont atuitloa In Hollywood, alnnir with a le«t made with a novice camera. The led'* me*«ae* wa* •I n tr ln 'd on the rrrnrd. lie >xuresvod a dealr» I t wet l"*o piet» r r . an.i tn "UVr hla ability re ­ rile,) filings Din. Fannie In llemlnlaeent Mood. ' Fannie Ward, eternal flappar rtuiTioa. In IliUoklyntha other day. tlrvan Foy, pioneer director of the talking pictures, h*d juat finished the first "take*1 nf Miss Ward's V lli| hone picture i,ml she wa* resting while aw aiting the 'result nf the work. “Just think," she said, "being dln—trd by t hoy whose f ather used to ro -ster with me. In IH90 when I w-as 22 \r a r s of ag r I play­ ed with Kddi» Fov, Sr., in -Sintmd the Eatlnr. Why llryan w asn't even I,* m then, and hts father had nu ids, that there would he Seven Little Foy*.'• Jsp sn ete S ts r In Talkie Sessile llayskaw n, J.-oam se star Is making a" “Vltsphlne talkie It is entitlcil Dead I ^ y a h trr and' is in t» » reels. It is i j p O riental story, being an ndHptntlon of a vsudrVltlo sketch T y 'tb lg a r Allen Wn If. . . Home New York I’k tu re s Douglas Fairbanks In The Iron Mask Is breaking record* at the Rlvoll 'th e a tre . Among the other New York feature pictures which will he hreught h ire shortly nnd which have h“cn dolT" good huylnras ere. Ilrondwav Melody, at the Aster, (irraldin. at the Colonv, The Is-tter nl the Criterion, Wolf Song, nt tho Kmhnasy. to d y of the I’av im 'r.ts, ot the Itinlpi, nnd Sonny Boy. nt W rrners. Two Newr I’iftllfes Ano-n-- tho t-tg pictures rrlttes are lavishing th eir Vraise Is Atlhl on nil talking pirturiziillon of N ightstirk. Mnny rlnltit It is t'Y far the greatest tulking vehicle •ft diieetl. It Is on underworld pirture. D o I'rondwnv Mi tody, starring llessie Isive; Is nm dhrr picture sli'iH se.nis to have tau g h t the ' .. |Him lor fancy. Talkies to o l inn” Itrinhsiitt Mb * Reinhardt, whir was h> have p i.d u en l „ silent film k t' his first molf>ti "(••• lu i•** whs so impressml liy talking piiiurr* he -uw und h o " fl in New—York and I m Angelo, I Rat he decided it wrtdd not Lo ilrrlratile to pro­ duce a silent picture at this time. When llr. Reinhardt landed in New York lie told ship news repnrtrrs he had not ts'fii fs\*Tably Impresaeil I y. the few la lk i ing pictures he I «d attin d n i, .I n New York mill Isis Apgelca he view n l Coquette, The Singing Foul, In Old Arinina uud sinterferrnre and reluctantly agressl that the talkies* w ire beading soiqewhrre. tinned. Hard Tn l‘la) “Oiniedy i* harder to act," Ina Clair, Ful he sta r says. ‘In'tsh, Clair. Fatlie sta r says. “ In the srrtouv dram s or tragedy, w,ui roll along almosr entirely on y .ur own emotion. Vm simply pour yotirscf out: and you really en­ joy your suffering. And glern a dram stic talent and the necras- WEDNESDAY ONLY S.V tfc* J O M CRAWFORD W W LL1AM HAINES WTHE DUKt STEPS not anything near In hla 21 ycara' residence In Sanford. Mr. Walkon declared * th at ht thought the Chambor of Com­ merce ahould dcrota ltoolf to the ta lk of Inducing more induatriea to locate her*, fl* promlaed hla b cartlrat auppert a ad co-opemUflP Uward a better orcanU atlon. Answering *Mr.' Dender’a obaerration th at there waa a notice­ able tack of enihu«laam In face of the approaching reorganiaation program . Dr. Sterena attributed It to the fact that local citlaena ■re atlll apprehenalv. of th e mun­ icipal financial-situation.' "The City la not on a definite finaryrial barla and we don't know where »> eland, and I think th a t probably account, for a lack of Interest here to n 'g h tt," he said. " If the people vrould p iy their taxes the Ci(jr could go ahead,” returned Mayor Cray, who auhmilted a atatrm ent, which ehowed that *900,000 la owed the City on delinquent taxem' end property aeiraementa “ If thle w tre p aid , up, we wouldn't 'h av e to bother about July 1 nor January 1 either," he •old. »*. "I think Dr Stevene ha* (truck the right apot," added Commis­ sioner Speer. “The Chamber of Com-nerre can’t aril Sanford to iho notable world until we »sll ih City to ouraelves. We c a n t do th at until we have first a r ­ ranged a definite program * of municipal financing.*’. lory I, only repeating Iteolf and a* an axampla ho rocalod t h . sto jy of a Bib leal eh tractor, who, ho »ald “took h'a wlfo lnto \l*u wilderness and gave heri f g r and nectar.'', . .Other oh-rl serrations a t the aame f j l l W i X »ter J- Feltaer.. with a fine'* ■«?nfor!an voice. , . If. J . l^h* ' m:pi, whose a llre ry -g ra j hair stands out as ona of the didlinau u m n g feututea ot a line pny* •alcal l u l maka-up. aaaLa . . UamLIal llaw kia* ('«■»* Con-* nrlty among the late comers as were John W. Sneed and I t A. Douglas*. . , liedg*on Boil, tofund and jolly a t ever. . . W. A». L cfflrr In sober reflection- . . Uev. Frank M. M arwr, prominent of fore..rail and a min aten al en« Ihuaiast. . . ■E. L. M arinII, any-' ly diarlinlng to talk when called' upon, Luc we've heard h im ' .■ peak before and he- makee a corking, good talk. . ,R- A. New* men viewing the proceedings with undisguised interest, . . •* Joe Ilut'k:aeon and U nion Al­ len communing. . . Joe Macrolatte, who d is p a y t a fnndne.a fo r Jelly.•• , C. R«*aell M iron, q u irt and scholarly looking. . F rank. K ian n boosting L ekt M ary as usual. . . Fred R- WiV., ..son solemn as a Judge but he laughed a t th at one Bob HollA. tolu. have been n member of the gov­ erning hoard, fo r • number of years and now I should .like to alt on the sideline and let ethers take ■ hand,” he declared Mr. SM nholatr offered the reso­ lution, looking to the reorgan­ isation plan, a t the enme time pledging hla brst support. "I am not a speakar but I am net atratd of work and I am a l­ ways anxious -to do w hatever I 8e« lha ran for the g*>od of the city .and the Chamber of Commercr," w a* Mr Cooper'a brief remark tn nn lrf t T -put~Pn' i i urrru - IW E D D Ph oloplay, national pirture pub­ — ful (ampnlgn,* Mr Bender said the lication rurrie* the following: CO— l4u|'.i< a Minnie—*0 workers m ust h av; sincerity of “One of our l-est known male nnd lie willing to give unA ll M ale C a n t— I) re m stars Is res|vinsihle for th l, one. purpose e d n a - p e r f e c t Indie*. With The Reporter Hla young son le just finishing eellishly n f their personal service. II.- naked the assemblage to make college and n friend said: Jutilor High School .. “ 'Do yqu think your son will p u ritu alitv the watrhword In the Monday and Tuetiday Homer Free expounding the undertaking. . forget nil he learned a t col­ virtues nf tho now Ford to two “ I don't w ant to waste my others, le g e r. . . ' N ig h t . who aroulrsrrd to every tim e u n le,, you im n m ran what "■*1 hope no,' came the answer. statem ent. . . Howard L»ng. the A p ril 8— 9 th . •He can 't make R living necking.' " >•• u. have srld In presing the re- la rg rt for a few jibes around iiignniiation resolution," Mr. B in­ n banquet 'table. This from 11. C. der said in flinging a challenge tiulhs.a, "wc understand llnw a'd to everyone t i rnlly to the sup­ l.ong is to sing tonight hut we port of *he trudo body. hone it wun't lie long.” Nuw we Mr. Williams w ar of the opin­ aslc you ic th e t treating n -fe l­ ion that the gathering should gef* low fa ir? . . . Ham IliKhl yman liehim! a mnvelntnl l> have state offering to Yell a good story A fe w c h o ic e n e a t* road number I t , Sanford to Titua. hut seeing preacher, present, re s e r v e d 75c vtlle. Included in the preferential derides not to da It- And just R e s e rv e nonl s a le a l list so a* to assure its early when we were cupping our cars Campaigns J. G. Fhnron, K. J. t-implrtlon. , for lom rth ng risque. , , Uoo U n io n P h a r m a c y Moliiihlon,- Howard Overlin, I t .: The Chamber of Commerce Holly telling a little joke to ill­ II. Berg, L. I. F railer, \V. M. nerds ; S a tu r d a y M o m lg . a "revival once In uwhlle” ustrate it point nnd arousing the Haynes A. C. .Fop.; J . C. Hutch. w a, the way Mr. Holly described whole house to laughter. In pro* Inron, H. C. Long, F. E. Raumll- tha altuati.m, which, ha i t Id, was •ant-day customs, > a aald, bisl*t, T. It. Dumas, S. O. Ghaao and John Mafaali.* • * ' * * ■. •Among the speaker* nt the. meeting werp: Mayor gliray, . >V. A. la-ffcr, II. J. laihmnn, Frank Evans, S. I». Ilighleymnn,' H. f»> Hlllnholier, \V. A. Cooper, F. IV. Ilom ur,. F. T. Williams It. J. Hol­ ly Hr.. 0 A. Ilynl Howard Long.' , I »r. Ralph E. Stevens, Heyward. 1ST. TIlltEK DAYS THRU TUESDAY Walker. Dr. Vs.-I’.. Iluhnnan, Cllyr I Commissioner Yivign Stieer aqd 11. A.’ Duug'usa. ' ’ • ' *’ Humming up the ncsyL of the trade Imdy. Mr. ta-fller Said thp I'tgusiinatinn wott’d mak'e rap id ' stridesj v .’.h a “good, lively Inter­ est of an active group of ( i l l - ; felts." * INVITES YOU TO HER FIRST ALL­ “\Vr are nt »ra otid we lark r'ahesion. Give u«‘Jeamw'-rk and ( TALKING PICTURE—COMEDY—MOVIE* g'M.,J" cheer and 0«i reward will ! dw beyond our psm prehejslon," hu J TONE NEWS— EDDIE CANTOR SING sk i lan d. _ ' . . 'V -s A rh sm ta'r of rotnm erre Is ay , ING "MAKING WUOOPEE" essential tn a a it y us a m utlttr is Li H rhild. suid Mr. Lehman, wJi.i expressed the t» lief t lu t “ if WEDNESDAY more people Urtdervt nil the fhaml>er‘* value, they would sup? ONE DAY ONLY ACCOUNT ELK’S MINSTRELS THURSDAY |iOrt it Letter." There Is imi oc,i a'sion to l>e di*rouraged • r downbruited, tie asserted. “ We have on,. • f the twsl cities hi Florida • This is the finest hotel that ran l> found in a city of this sixe In Florida We have Iwo Iff the stem gext hunks in Florida We hvve the heat newspnjier in the state, and while I l.EATRICE JOY am on the su h jrrl I want to urge everyone to lair,, his enmities DETTY BRONSON an.l petty Jealousies and stand hark of The llrridd," Mr l-ehman ro-'inued In voicing hearty end m cracnl of the reorganisation srheme, Mayer Gray 'urged th at the u t­ most erre le rsrrv ia 'd in the THURSDAY selection of r directing head nf the trade laxly. He must be chosen, he said, with four re ­ quisites in mind, “ First, he must km w how to speak: Seeond, he must have vision; Third, he must FRIDAY—SATURDAY havr executive ability; F'curth, he must have the moral courage to atenst t'u and fight fo r what he thinks Is right-" “ It woqld Is# a g°nd th ln r If ever* member possessed thoist oue'flle*,*’ said Mr. Evans, who declared that "one knocker could •e*L down the work of 10 boost* ary amount of emotion th at goes with It you give a good perfor­ mance. ' "P ut In comedy you work every step of the way. VLu have to a. sernly a im , mentally, and not Juat emotionally. What's lunnv tu you, the actor, may ngt be tunny to tha audlenre, and you have to pay with this con■cluusnra* nil lh,s time. "In brief ■ tragedy, once you are in it, carries you along. In a comedy you are the one that haa to rare,, the play • a )'n g .' WOMANLESS Around The Town Prices: . Children 20c Adults 50c Reorganized Trade Body Is favored By Local* CivicLeaders ANOTHER GALA WEEK OP PREMIER SOUND PICTURES ALL TALKING 7lie most *• novel mystery • film ever , screened/ ELK’S MINSTRELS Karl Dane—Joan Crawford—William Haines reduction ably fur two years. Following the I'rrsldenl'a w ithe., aiValntalrallon ltad era. will upp„a« enaclm rnl of tea reduitiun Irgialatlon at the coming special •esal-m and undoubtedly at the •uccggding regular long session. T his w.iuld iiuslponr tax relief un. Ul the shot: sestlrn , Irglnnlng In Iteerm lirr, IMH. Although a IHht.nOG.OOit surplus will rest in the Treasury at the •a d Of the current fiscal yrar, ad m in istrate * leaders cuntmuy t j 1 . |vyho have apfirared In s a t .hows in Orlando, s Fax, Davis, A shrr, and Hensley are all ra te j as eacrlltn t h n ik 'fju r >I medians, while, Mr. H |>r-irn! is laid to possess a fins hxritone v.H r. I*«te Halter of IV Ijm d. who was featured in the filial m initrels lust produc'd In th a t rity, will also appear here. The ballad •lir-er; for the show n ir made u4 *'f •» * >rat well kiirnn s ln g tr.,- in I'uliag Homer t ’U iu ., Hid R o r, Sherman Lloyd Douglas* H an o i' and Je rk Dur- Thrilling Talking Sequences many ifthTyd 1 Clair'a copj>rr-red hair may not show in the films, but it aided in making h rr a "W ain, put Baby Star" lo r 1929. Mis* Clair is leading woman in the ■tW Paths aerial, “Queen ol lb* North Woodt." OEOCGE BA3CAUO oof LEATOfOE JO / i»r T H t UfcUAfcU TRIAL*'' enthusiasm ,'• declared Mr. Hhlnholser who remarked that a “rity w ithout a chamber nf romnrerc* le unthinkable." “ I think w* need hew bipod and I bellev* the wbola thing ought (o b« rejuvenated. I .Magnificient Synchronized Score �f*~=s'*as; a• • r »«W .? *f 3Wwu tiss: l i li, ■ in o u iiH A H>ll w ->*»■ fur*-J , _____ e"i __ , aMallsw rU, "Whcti none «aa far tha party. Hut all were' foil the state, • ,-i> When th e rich man helped th f poor AnJ tha poor man helped i the - w ’-rTcrTmr"'u:‘' r VOW - - Bo'we (heno things, or read about there in tha — So 'we loftk.ot lo6k WTih Ihl* .qiw tsllop Governor ncwnpapcrsjahd thlnlc how awful it In, ‘and,' are , jnadiwc Cmltmi c lose it h it mrsagv to t.S* live in the South where everything in' peace and qujet. Bi|t n irt'la iu re . J ta . kouvrs w rit the If it in.trqc that the other fclicny'B grim a.« is the greeneni, it irivrur ut pbSli y . t„ « u u u u L p r v n tnoucht. English liter*y’n smoke is tlio black- serve Is probably also, a fftc tmc- is full uf short verse* * *n rguc that the South Is crime proof, Oit.. Fow.of us tyould _ ___ _________ *rsh fp which *ro rotnpretseil mure nf but we woud certainly bu horrified to find tlint any south- lluiiiicht for h an jlcr rr^irn^i* th i n t until be put in mnny pszus of urn city has.a higher homicide rate than Chicago. , , And so we were, when wo rend tho other day In the prune. dhcctat^r, nn ii'muranre Journal, nomc figures dealing with We don’t whether the governor Violent deaths In Various localities. Wc find that In the war writes pot tty him srir tu t he ts a inn !i r uf eplj; bin*. One of Iheis, jpri) rjty.of (Chicago, the homlchjc rate.is for cqch contained Ids mre.-iigr, shmild 100,000; while in tlic tienccful.Ulllc city of Mcn.pbix. It ir l>* rs’rvrd In slnne on the raptlul DOJi for the same mimlur of prreons, In other wurtis, forty- v.*»lls. ’’Thcru Is n flisrp distinc* four mure killings j»cr hunqied tlmusand In Memphis then thin.’' he dec‘otl'd, ‘•titw een n Chicago.There must have been something going on of which pinrinn roll and n i*arrotl.’> Parasites who crc c rn nonl Hist the wo weren’t aware. Koveruromt m n . them -an in * / Bulf Memphis is not the only city it*the Smith whlrh l.wni* wil| rvad Ibis snd weep. hoeils ‘a elennup runnuilglh There’s llirminghan with a The ostrich, who hides bis h*-*d homicide rnie of M.& and Atlanta with *16.1 While In tho in llie mnd W'tirn tl in te r th rrs tri.i, Noiilli, I’hiladchihtiik' rale is S!8, and New York's 0111)’ ti-7. Is no favorite wills DaVk* Cn.lNew Orleans, Houston. Suvumuih, Macon, and even Jack- ton. “ In spile «f Mult lasco, *» high thnl— ninny lu re T r u n .l— BOnvl I l U r hava-ral*.s-f«e-«I»ow4tioen ef ihr»» r u ilrrti i r n* ten. of population. Seems funny, doesn’t It? A\ul all the time. I’ti/,'' lie |ai’nU uut in a ruth cm t|i* re|tarj i f the ostrich psyclmlWo thought we were so goad. Looks as If the Joke were on .0SV e.iu tn l iny u certain typo a t us. tlu ild s prnputrandlst, "bond deW r ought to dead limise, but ns the Albany, flu.,' Hi'r- faults m e Imminent. In tnwrnc, euuBttov nnd d ’ctrlrU ihn iiidui.t hid says, *‘Thc SotAh prohaLly will not he so greatly horrih thi stale. Unwtae, someone says, fled over what mny happen In Chicago uiid Detroit whciyil wh to reli-me this Infiirinsilun Uut It rccnlls whnt has happened in a good n any of oiln 'sinalh II felly In ill due facts Wrhl'cll wilt southern cities. Or maybe we will conveniently‘forget, us it ultim ately Hiree their nllenllnh.'* is so easy to do." T h i g*ivsr]tnr*s pnxriam for r e ­ S a a r o h today ,YBg—>"Oed, In th« Gospel Bon, Mnkys HU K ic m a l 'Khown.” _______ 1, Ufa til* h*sd Ihit wfa/s wb«n it lies, and lit*, nml J*l ' In southern cltica, oirrf apt* to Alao our pt tho depredation*! which no frequently occur In clticn north of tho Maaonand Dixon Hdo. Wc ore inclined to turn 00r cyts oitkanre at gangland warfare, rum running activi­ ties, racketct rjng, Chinese tong warn, nml champagne ptutifta Jghie^ norr.ptimps end in abapitub and oometinjqsnt n coroner’^ fnqueat. • ac At .the very mention of Chicago one in apt to turn up his nose, la this nbt where tnen arc nlrtiont.daily put on tho spot and topploat the crackle of machine gun*. Detroit? Horrors I AUnont as had us Chicago! Citizens urd taken for ridea from which they never return. Such conditions would ntfvcr bp tolerated.in the Southland, And think'of the terri trie Joqi.w iira, Innumerable 1 'oupg £jilngsct mowed dow n and (he nulitu_ th machine guns, v- . . • '■ ,*» V irnlng in n "'but Ihu’s inm a m tflc to m nny of u» a rc abio u tc , thousand Carolina rot tail ara out on a strike. TM . should coma to Hanford don’t have atril**. .« Sanlurd by grritngi M Lho eat * eompqqic, to teat t|ie farm en fpr their fsvourlte g f^ U tx trtirs . Ponca Da L»«n la the blr boy in Augustins* the** dayi, lie may hfva found the fountain of *ilnt^ ,tU hi> lived a • '■* Cuglc, Army foetbuil 1 went A^. IV. O. U and H twenty-two h'iun nisrcnr*ln*r . ktttnllun, Evrn tin* great fall otaxskmaPy. ■ l U . /County I* beginning tb« ‘ Jpmdnt of watermelon*. fine ^ ^ i r ty - f lv o pound melon xxm r Ki P taatid from Fort M irra In lln*. WO Thursday- W utn melons Mill I»W (a .Sttdfynl. OfnerkJ Jorge Michel, rrlo l com. Meander of Iha Ghibunliua dmtikt, ; Ja coming ji for a lot of publicity. UKf la o n '/ twcmy*fl(«' yram old. ibably me youngi-si general .it a rid today, flut no t.ontet _ W,miL r U ho li.-ia inn.*. ihnn battalion wider h a command. l • r r - " ■ ■e ----------- -“Gambler m e t | j ■prison for w y s a hoaddo- In the J a . I’lUe Journal. Dut nut h n bll.ru;. tjo, 'there ip no pcnultjj if th a t; (he penally contra when Icito more than*you eon nffonl [at bind and hit. aonicunc. a « hat thla fylhiw d d- ♦ »« mau who laid cut Kate ' |.oid a speaker lit lho her Of t'om inrrce meeting night, "certainly did a giaaj and Judging from the snlcL» '( g i ’tiered then* was n Aoub C aiesninie in wtui. he sabl, R. r ■ sta le , ilcp.vi'i.ictit is mush over Ihe tila tlv e posltlsia |lr h th e Vice President's aisler aplrs in tl.e s > la) worUL Hu • she i t''e <nJ l.ule i t M IJiiid," hut the rVide Oiluirl* eni r a t- , hci hi l*w the luinh'i V.tV'i. i' uiilhhig to f u .i but, (hi. I uslnrts u t w line a dy shall s't at n founnl dinner, f s ls Iv-' c been e.iuced li) le«s. I l l si, » ♦—. ‘ ■Accoidinp I • » map iu ep artd by tnurulgiiitr i d m r i f Urad* i’a u rd »]-pealing -n Ibt N i­ l's llucir.. -. I'h thla is i.mulig i V w i'.r iw i I koi of statist n ’ h* h.i.tlo 1 , ,-n.litIon' hrw e d ti, "fair ' M ami U lie llg c ity Ip th. sdste which i- if.i|M hi. h* l ranking, "HiasT. i fur th a t n u lte ,. ihen are I few rith C :u the wh de | lt% which ra te "iretcl.* Sr, ^BpcsLi i; ut l.nnuhig "lie" jutrie s to a city, utmtlurv speaka t the Heeling lari niplit elebTWcl ,tb u i Wn'chould lie calcful •tO jflvf pu-m a.im imbUiity t i pijng*; “Wc shou'tl work v tin'cli iilin bannjj.d u t manner,” he manlier,' l |b l d lj n u t mean exactly nut by ehjranery, nr trick* shnpty In n ,(utrl .um,»> • manner. I'n fu iiu y u ieraver, It hapis-ut all Ivq tty th a t srhrB puH irily *s things i|i> l.iepcn in an rrtianctcsl manner.” qi/ffh u tt' ip wnrk up e«* aiming ru tfe rr 's s»l\h prsokure wbn tjo ,- just nirat a n j f .u r tis c UcV•y fm m . tin hi. AnJ it i* lark t» make a wry ting ovqr with pep ' which U ‘ or w en » h t dun’* knov. ary going to pay thcli or what gwsl wi I coins of they do. Tin* effort* mailt r lir»y, Prod Jlrmlnr, «tkqr »)«**krr» qae uavvr;C(NBi»*0 *lable, and UlC afforded' a ste p in lb* W hat was locking, w# hop* a n j betiav, atcJln hard work lo tha Chamber of Camth a n e tt few month s. ------o____— .. lief o f the tax l.Urden on lh -w tuwns, counties nnd dlstiicts i* ts u lie n t ns u r m It g. ns. It in* v atu'* a rlgl,j ecunumy of expend.lu te Ifni • igai,.rnti*i:i cud llio ■ettlm- up of a fund i>f the tta lu s Kii-'iiiie and othor I jsc * fur \hu .v' Iit men l uf road Imimis and .ih ol utllynllun-. Cotton (irowintr \diietla* of orange* must be eonsldrrrd In d rattlu g a green *»«*»>«w. . . The S ta r, which deplores the tendency od s a n e fm it uicn to mUute th*. cotorlpg room, p re ts ri uc nut It* tru * t in th e wisdom Of the H g men hi tha citrus industry1 By Ijk men w e mean those big .of heart and suul and not necessar­ ily owner* of th e Inrgrst ofirrage. 1 1 ,0 V have colfto together in th s ir Clearing House Aaosclalion a*id made such changes In the. greefu truit law a . seem declrable and tx IK-dien, nnd will a sk the legistsluib to re-enact the m ca*urr with the strong enforcement provision* they have recommended. In doing ibis they , show their alwedute confident* In N athnnddayo eoim ir.lstloncr u f agriculture, who they iccugn't* as th eir friend and * conscientious public* official. Beet u,.n -I of th e . revised green fruit lute ptovidrs, mining o th er tilings Hist “for willfully and knowingly attem pting lo ship any citrus fruit in,om'ture u r u n fit fo r human con­ sumption the commissioner uf agriculture shall evoke fur a peri­ od not exreediiig U ilays th ecertifirati* of rrgbitrntlon *t any pack­ ing l.„use — mid if tfco nttem pi be accompanied t-y I tiekeby. fraud, bribery r r o th er fraudulent m eth­ od* then auch revocation may be f**r sueli longer period a* the camm issiunrr stud: deem necessary." Another am smimsnt m tt,r tic c n fiu lt law, whie.'i slengthins it greatiy pmvidcs th»l ;n*|wctlon ,u r m aturity may Im- made ai 'nnv lipccj opywhen* a fte r the fruit is M v, red vrnm the tree until shi|*mrnv Is acfoM**!.* T t|’s will pr*~ ccuci mis Inn u k -s u iripu f r iili mi u fiu lt tha, has le x " Inspected In tiio pack ng h iuscs n.id rnoeL* the inspivtors lo krep a r,)**er check on bulb shipper aiiJ gr*cv*r. As The S ta r has contended ^coni lue lo ginning the citrus .fruit m.f „ can clean th e ir own house and *ev it In n td -r. The om endnienl. they a n ask in ' in the green fruit law will (Mf/.rul the co orlng ptocesa to suih rn e x ten t th a t it will be a ir s t benefit, in lca,I of a detrim ent a ic uutw arxfiy green. T he'V alencia, to the iinlusV.v a r d - if they hnvs one of I he Intest varieties,. L pipe C.nLdeitco in ih it' commissioner to turn gri-rn aifi'in " mid-sum- that he can nnd wt3 enfore* the n o r sr;*l m uil T*e put tbrouch th e! las’ Im partially; Tin* g tn i r s | puh to u rin g 10 am it* p v t the n atu ral] lip should 1« satisfied to 1 ft them otungi tutor. Grwcrs <>/ tlu ro t » o l iu a their cwn affairs. Wlicther lo color op not to color r'Jm s fruit te a . mooteil queatlon dial is troubling Vhuse In lrrrsin t In Ihe a tale’s g rrs tc -t Industry UH‘e toM irohibff nrilflc'al mlosIng o# fru it will be Introductd in the Irg'slaturF vHthln a few day*. The shipper* g.rwn fru it cummltu « of the Clearing House A*soe|utiun w ill., also offer - syrarul amendment* of the g rre n fruit law designed ' l o 1strengthen that j.icn ure and a t \h e n rrio h t time* there 1* no way o f esilm atlng Ju*t wbat the result will t*. The .Star fium time to time, has drilled the coloring of eitiu.c fruits Bad h u go no so fa r as to say that the Industry would be 1msurab'y benefited tn .th e Iona run by discatding Ihe rulorinti room altogether, as coloring of dry It ifdowt U,ls iu m tltaijju a.jh i iifiFf ay grow er to force on llie murlcr*. unripe orange, anil grape­ fru it during the rm ly shipping atason which wouM be almost impugsiblo were the coloring prater, aknmlnnrd. Thoro is much to be said, howyvrr, on both aides of the ipintlan ami It I* doubtful lhal any law piuhihlting the ruluting of f-Mlt unhid stand Ihe t«et In court. The stL". < n n regulate the arid cuntrni in fiu lt and prnhib ;**uth fruit as docs n*d come up to the establish. id *iamlsrd»-l>ilog shipp'd out »( the slate but It ic liu b ifu l that t|u state cap make an arbitrary ruling t,i3l nurh frail lUUXt be irn-o*1 brown «.* yp'low, any more th a n ,It can re t ii life the co'or of a man's m cktle ur any o th ir imit uf hlr in-arlng ru,|easxI. so long as it doc* «■■■' I - ..'" '" 1 pld.llu B l.l^ lL U .ils disrusslng vhe coloring of tl t n u fiu 'tc ft must-be temeiiiticftd lhal n r tn ln v jp etics. tedh early and la ir, develop u high srgc.r cimient befurr they tu rn a i: ,'d in yellow e,i the u'Jlcide-and J tittle culotlng ad li In th eir attract,v»r.i cc a , 4 marketable rrmmtellly*. Take the I'm- nn Hrown o».ni*r, f.u ,nslupep. Home t’a tran II, ,s m ri,i*u m the biciite durinc l-'te beptruiIrt and early October tnuui'h itiry , |Thr Herald has unlimited confldeiice in the high degree of n,‘»oprcrfulness oY Scmlnule County farmers and in their uhilily to successfully work out of whatever difficulties may brset them. There have been periods in the past and there IIKNEFITINr. THE CRIMINAL will lie times in the future when all will not go well with tin A- mi iir.im-dlmi re ’lef measure Itlt ADEN TUN lillttA l.l) . fanner, hut you can’t keep a good man down, und our farm ­ litis la i.hv l us'y desirable and ers ur« nil good men. Midevinnnlike. ,11'lt even Ihliugti . 'ri,t. trick of cither rc-cnver ng the I its Tan,pa nttiMPiy who cor. We have been murli Interested in the plans of some of lln* guvernur ,)i| nut particularly rcctly n x n cn iJ that gambling cv- ' ground prcvimrrly potto over by stress |h a |siInC In bis ntersngo we I. - itrsi*: nts ur tliruwlng the them to grow cotton this summer. We are nol personally iiell, vv he l-i I een t> h ol d s ’* ,Ueme gathered-.during the cuur-, ' .•• i t out nf court: * fumjliur with the adaptability of this soil or climate n* sylkigisni that in th o .fin il analy­ •it an illrgally comlurtcd Ibpiur The n'id nitration n tced , how. rollon, but those who ure till us Hint it ts perfully possi- sis lelie, muM Him* fioiir nittis m id was of jicrecrlty with *ur is w hy have r.sslnUint su'lclhie lo grow; qii excellent brand of cotton here at a reason- U'e* whi.li will help |h e slut,* t * litieo In it c °u it i f law appenrs to llo i. Trtio lin y bote not bren l;ruw tin t» Ltk> hi !.-e it luis Ifii I n t w writ'll it I the d iiketc lna that horrid ftiim ucsLctlng in ihe tria* nV»ly low cost and to find qs ready u market for it as the la .iiunv will hi Ip Ihe shlici. u ty ’s court of crim e, etui criminal ,1 casck lull their ria l valun to cotton growers of other parts of the South. count i . »' t i . j d u n iri*; su will ,io lit uliU h will pr-bnbly ivsult .n tl.uir su p irio r :« foutul In the aid They also tell us that Itit? growing of cotton need not s'a te nld. Hut IW debts * q th* r* :he tlh iniisnl of charge* against r they i4ii give in iicktigaring interfere with tho planting of celery in the Fall. If the m l-. »:i<| m ust'In* (pjild ami l! is the pen Uig pun,lu e of d' rnOtli.il.*. rllther enargee th at buxe l ten preferred, tou is planted this month, it will In* ready for picking suffi-* K' **f n,,1l“i" •«« pay them Ini. will t*0 nf?i entry or th*.coun­ this recent emi t. *tiling un the w U bo ol.lipid to do quiet on cripplrd tin- efficiency of clcntly before Octoher and Novemhcr laallow for prepurlng ^ l>r,,l,';r,>7he!.' ‘...'uf 'tn!, !me'. ityt f rMillrilor th e work of his nssi-tunls m r w* rk nt lc.* i fitly p er cent, ihe noil. It neentit that the fcrlllizcr from the cilery lines loic popalstlun, nmro wealth, -ie.te the eouit hue held they wore Iptibuldy mole. Wc do Pul lie'ievc away with the nmmaltv of fcrlill);iiig for cut toil, rtml th * n, to bu lines*. .< vonsiant in m lh«ut null,, rlty in ri,e m atter. In tl.v in Icitor In the l>iggtr ard t ic s i n the nunilsM und pro«i>efilv view of tl.l. ( .I IhcTP Is o probann.,i- densely'iiopulatcd count t* gr iwi^ig of the cptton will ni t make it tuvcnmiry to fcrtilof H ihhitls—i Iicm* t.rc hutirpen* L piy iluil th" 1 *x im portant n " - could* tcpmnuUy inxestigktc- ad ixe nity toilowing celery crop. tv, uni* more tm ., for .... the ................... ... raid.* to ihe plan hii.Hila n ■ Win Ire thii.uu uut since' it U i i piinul cha g i- rttc ie I,*- t" do All in all It ntetns to ua like a wonderful opivii tnnHy lo ilrsvcn lor lio-ei ir nltjl j,f tho drao probuh y liiTinardy linpnisik'c nut tin g ci e. rh e’ situ a tio n '!* one itre during lln* rummer moutlui good laud wliii Ii n.iglit I'tg -,i w itch sho I,a* gone Initi •. l,o ro lk l'. r to to il.) till, woik uP.l <h i itutili Im rcdU te !cii»|*tivr nth"nvlce lie idle. Tlte curt of raising the cotton nlinuld not ii- 'i wl,:,!i ran only be carried to l.iep up with the current sir,Irk In ntlcntosy. tithe,’ , ti.-- in Ftorubi may End | his el fire. he more thnn fifty dollars ntt acre, nnd if the cotton can In* a li g te r hliibia. | valiure to ptnpv-ly inlert.lcl th at they arc fared with the same mild for two hundred and an m to iv, re, which iIt atul fifty ..dollar* ilnllnr.s nn In (hi*, t uht economy'i- Itnp ' l lice low it responsible fur lb* ■ licit u n frv n ts Tautptt. raid to ho an average uri c, a nice profit will be left for th nut hut growth i< mote Itnpormr liilkjt which In* h a c te d w i'h lo n cheiatlon t m a in ly h er men,bore who enjoy up. Hut even if there is a net .profit of only u htindn.* still, h .in o m y ran relieve the „ti vfblant i ( f u t i,|u n ib<- crinjiio, any practice in erim ntt courts wi 1 farmur r.s tm urre. Yi thousand dollar profit on a ten acre fan uutien but only growth m n rnr* itlid W.irloti. Toe avlhitor w.ur un- huh deeply into the situation a:, I ______ El gnu my is the logical #T St 1 while t ’.cr.* In nothing to sugge*. in c 'Haittly worth considering for the quiet .summerr montUi rnoat|p It. step but tin- supremely logical 'ey the ■in pi i* stun that l,is a.sl eipoclqlly In Iht'ju limi t. -lin.'ti Slip ic the bringing cl ..nt* con'd „n o*il_>:a.c rrim inal l atllun ax irg n td c case s prcv.iiudy " ■■ u pot llio,, and i a|olal betc liaig, c , ik'.iuiluary to filing Irtfcr- disput 'd nr wilbout the swlcllur i < will will '|i It is raid that iippioslmnltIv a (tmusand nyret lo n f,'raii'il to ttm full acre wer by m hcrtlsiug, tin* clviclopuu tit m ftl 'i'.H an I indiit, i :ti» and in ;h.* ,iax pbmled til cotlon this rummer. Ten ye.tr* ago there f new iu a t.,1 . fat rto rld a s pr<>- itu sh i f bu finis* Ictt-Uwx-wu-k i u u n of bia a lt te th u 'a Is a p*-s twilu* hundred bgltyt rent out front thin mellon. U " otu oducif, tho full r i cpbdtatfbil of for them. Ili/wcvrr, on the poi.it libl it* >b", some action of lho* fteat to us Hint with the Iurger number of famurr* w l.lt existti>g m arkets, th,. ric stlm uhtiuii . u ls e d t i e " , uc. IV. iu lrd that nature mav lie ettem pted by low markcCs, of clients llut! i f industry and ininneric M m M .use ir.xc-:l*allon,' mny tralv b' >crs* u defr, uobavc now, more of them would tu* inten slisl in tryiti;! their hand at the cotlon game. White, two hundred tljoviHniii) d m p t j *it her,Jnu>u In ,,nh made ' v tlo* sulirlt-ir unit hu t.tee; I hnvr been yumshrib lo t i .t o t u a ’Iv die too-, fill) i *—-— - • *doll air i.i conservatively udliniiU’d ns the dmount wltirh vyllf itt hifi che I t 11 - m picct the m ithi Itrotighi into this t 'immunity Hits rilmmcy fnim yo|tijn “STILL IIUN,r ,‘ tve rliiinld like fo win* twin* as many fnrnur* plant "rotton Mccnomy and L'l'iwth the in IIAINKB 1’ITY lilCKAI.lt HJit! fotn'litmdrcd llioinitnil dollar* placed in eircnlutinu heir II ** l x* fixe other if. (bo ris e n Aiuwinnt'v iliere is no sound reason vvhy it tait’l lp| vHat n la tiu u c b lp is sa v a J, llo y , Ovciw - *!rn>.t by the lix'ng Iicier oi ii,, so' xxh . are flgblink (M prodcuu Let’. 'give thi >little crop a hand Coilton, . . fn - l nff.cvc of xl-. ef put! in'iPciAi agein-L nay p.- j | to w rick the fair future of i ■c-.c. xsn J» m oe than any olun ferni j ,i ti-jfblucd gambliny, cammar, lu hi ng lull, tu ps-s. II. ..g up tli- *o,:Hogl (he length and canT do cvcrythiny. lie can ax ajd an ucxatlunul m irtake <■< I bteodth of Florida, -pnrpunrnts of dixspivlnlm rnt. Hut he has the u,l ixgl.-tstlnn d eskid by le racing inI. AINKSVII.J t; S l'N vantage and incpirailan uy knux*. xrrcslc brvee pitliiiUicJ it to be an n •urwo.l it-iil flw-ir rur.ipsign It to Among the im portant pvatlcr*, t'oliirodo boil rlictk law o h rh bki nut th a t, in spile of th*' biller d Im abac U.nc.j for the prt cal. oi VcJj'cli wit o ' mi W tii'i' Ilu* tc g lc | U cn ei tf f e .t more ll',*u lisycni*^ vi*u»n ul lust year’s guW m sturud :ux»ing .ilw- picstc vi ib state ■> >,,ce. he has the guod will lAnd k g n u f i t i ulisi'U iati„n a 'e sever. a An omcodm un to the* m in runf idem c of hi. fe h*x» Hu.'uhr.r* rouicqtray- tl.rlr tbyught isnOther el pii'iusml thanKvn in tl>eniU«c> i t r » j e*empllun lew, in u mcsxure g x tn ten men it, law inaf-'icg problem', llrji, no ■uppencu; eif xepen oral ur pari mu4 A new I.U Wbe 1 . 1,1 a i»x,c 1.. , is laws uf the state ■ . the .t.xtr’s hmg history. ra ti belt ng l*e drreix-cd b this Ikle in n tu'diy etoplfta the- I act i n ,| woman will tu* sut-ien | i tcgi.J I'uul Sinmi u«, I’lrn t t 'i t y blab I i.cxrs. t..M modern b u 'ln rsi is fourfdr l on tiu.-cvdinga ihe same . a s h ir m etu rl tin sl end cunliilmce be* hm-lcand. Already 1he- rsxe irnrk intsrvrt* , b « 4 bi>. Is state ra m ctui, it i cu.tnin that com* -or*, uf leam plcn uml wiuncr uf llw l,av* ape-n; too much munry in tis.sn men. w hich.we term e te jli ti .Is n re rsw ry, howeve r to tegu* lii.isW.ign Is need,*1 in each df * hdesn siitsails- *( soda afticM hlxtsda tier ik-B, In teax- their ef f >itn and withdraw f.ctn tb s field kit • tm*. and to iirorMt* ineam J u s e field*. W hether the lo irin it, riunnl btiitau award i>f s d m > lung a* there is .th e ir mutest U’i unfurling th i rich!, and iisutl- tu nf the Elf'I Ida K its I I'sedlj trip iu Txass mi,I old klrxrco itiea etCali <1 in i ctu>J.iv drieliags. A cuciatlon will p rv p rff accept |.Suumcca> gec-w tut.il l,u.In lx ec ' ■Iisncc* lot they may win. Any ami „f ll yt.-t iuc-u-s to tlx* contrary ate at Ir I,g >dat b n im |k l, m atter wc Ill niany I w peeli rtd g .Is .is fai learn tu the arts- u l« u cost i. l'.lmt eth e r stg'.tw .in aid na are rail pivpth-d in say. '.fltc.Ttl. T hr luniket vula# Cf hi iwe»*t camouflage. Inten lad to d s. •’ rccixt t . rcJs laws on tin* Ucrt'P s s t *no.7r.. nic*cbi<nta to collis t tholr bills It Fx-ur hxm 1, - l f t ami inlslvtcd the unwary. • lw ukt thi loforu b« llie aim or l>*u -ubjtx-i, bowrver, ure a c.matrnt i'diyj and ’ gbly-five H alida Id, .W«, rA n.-v* tcefore. the anti- rac. leg il'atu re to give « I possible a'd swuicy id 'iw lc X M iw c iu to uwr- 'clut* l«)< were in the reuti A j ,,lg<oisini4it chould make itself fell. n - FIs It: City f . urirr. w a sh will oafoltnsnl toslh do m-auU atU m iuing lo c a n y Vislara la the tw U n t in be A rk ' Wei U r -an,| tbv puii lumr. Ji-xS. loXTialalUrs liy. t|,e ebucsst i lig itim str crrclit l.ueilH-csrs. They Ilow Would yuU llkanl la bsxx • usagin lbe racing (sb is. lo rn .tw raral retail uitrfdianti «t P xovtiU many Itu p M is far tkii L ain ssn llr. i r.-umpaniext by lb - trunk und iSrnd best lu g i, uUt uf b u n that M ixcxq who Ksd to 1 ' id I hr ip b i,cet bliilUd by so-, i r.h etw esn .landing t 1st It uuanrc-mi.nt fiom the Coxctnu* ecus Vluuoiaa. V » ! rted il agme-y p a 'in g his d ib u a fte r hu b a t reniansgc *. fetleadnl the tlilatid.i i iixixl goads wbkh belong lu un- fids ra u n u y lor murder uf ai. Jhak he Will x d o th* bill p a s^ .l. m illio n of the Florida Itctsii ..oer. Uf m s is r, Ihe Irg'.slaUun evil*, ur escaiiuig into aid Mexico' la the ctcn l (hu pruclsinstiaas « iedit gsxuriaUon U si Wreck, 1’tw now cm the locks « c i dosigned-tu l i t chusem tb* latter, but will - .id prunum laments InJtrsring the result uf i he ik-l.l-eralion ir f'lh r ptuiccl huue-, m tn frxm opptx-va- bip'exb’y sec tb* day b e t, ws>K be iiut WMIon o r th# pa it of th* ram* fMtbcring, which Reeked..! burxtm u,g i ivdin rx. Many ay (Otse Uxrx had ram ’ .r.cxl bfr* to it'i comfort- j uraCk ctvxxd tn " le s v s well enough umoJiveo, siU 'iavys vud .p q re - arc, huurvvwr. r u n lg u s against LLly in t'an.cici-tikq easily-djan*- s i.« e ” ami giva over lb* li r a uf A. Sain c id .a lt giatora ..of b u n - •be obi d e h i'r’s piiccns winch bsv« L a Fus:-Dis|>atrh. | # utklng through tb* neat Lcgisla1.. , / buuMS in tho sta ir, hasnewbeeniriiuo by rii» boa.iJs. I »*q.' nets fat orsldr tu its entyr•-i.imed up |ey Mr. Vroomsn, who ilurm ess hex aiicancud beyond ------== — ' I “ r » urccplsd Lv tha Isa a bid ,ry s Ijoeti foeiv laws arc needed ut tic* stage w hir* i*. seeks oxtrry taxes as a s h itlj fur their oXx* mis- J Mitt and sull-rcxpccung pec pie *f ria tlnw. They m e : ■ • spixntuniiy tu oppress tho publw. doings. ,'roS lat* It may be put down as n 1. -A law* wboieln a rum rted Vtsihiaids « f oM rsiiuns aad ethics " I t is to be bopad th a t th* wos-lc. «'.*r> loajr ba cam w knel nut to ex- of *nalr Imx* hugely c___ _____ O. iagbxJ;lxirt s l l MC fit 1. ni-Mhap, of tla tiros-, »ad House . ed 30 p er cant o f h u auJsry, aur • v is x* h k a our prrsvnt law s Wutxr OXaks ka ys nn ct txvUlons ixvuiOM in tho U xu I u « )|w mad* a t TaUahassd* m *U>lee , tk a a 10 par cent. < detigntd .In yrxvtta. Tha gtlrxck d ‘ponded urtm lu st Of gsinixbuwni, bad tbe*l T .. A bad cheek law th a t will be lu.., hss swung. Dishonest _____ fb« dcilrrd and. Even with sterol elem pildni,' ' l t d aftVcUvo and very q im lar to the at* uilog Vha owl of data __ i nr tripm tt x-igilanc* an tb* pa it nuuxsn's pro;**My- _______ __ __ ' “ ■ ________________ 4 TKETH IX COLLECTION LAWS !tl -------— ------------------------: MIAMI HOTEL-LE AMINGTON, ■‘Miami’* Most I’opulnr llolel” 4 jingle rooroc with baHt, $?, |2.50, 13 Double room* with bath, $3, 14.00, 95 Fireproof— -----European^ ;t “ N : b E . F lr a l HU N e a r " B a y m « a ) T i e — — T o p n l a r p r i c e d R b s t a o r a n l In C o n n e c tio n ^ ■ VxM. - / -i T V = = = “Steady Saving Brought U s That— N o Rent to Pay from N o w On!" ITSteady savings o c c o m -]l Xipiishes wonders; try i t l j l . „ FIR ST N A TIO N A L ... BANK Sanlord, Fla. C LA SSIF IE l B U S IN E l D IR E C T O R Y Cut Out For Handy Reference CAFE BATTER! EH • • O ut). Cafe . AIN'S \V tl.l, A illl li.it. Sxc. Ilion* till) N„w located ‘JU" tlak Ave. 113 S. ro il: Axe. A IT O IIA H E U Y R B P A IR S Muffcl * Ttirailkllt ' &02 W ert First St. l.l'M U E U Sanfold Avr. Ilakrry—Banfard Avr * uth—F . I- NLohl l*r-p. ' M IL K & ('R E A M * HIU I ai,liter t'«. nx 1* » reamrry, 7.\p terrvice * Pb i k * V lt j Phone t*d 1 It*,ly iielivery Open j\U .N ight OASIS-* T * * tul- CAFE V. It Johnson of Munntr, M b b , whs already tils the largest g ro t, planting In this sccnan, is add dig - s t y no -S mar* p t a M in g t h ii week umicr tb s sutwrvisicui uf Dsvnl K jtltslrnm . Mr. Jidmsati puivhasrcl |h * tr**s *f A. M. DC' vis of th* Kuhy talk* N urscrcs K m * completed, this will insbf ip p io x in isiriy Ido acres In grove which U r J . hr.» »n w,l( have In n , This properly is kicsird about suraa mile* S-Uih uf town an lb* Tamiw highway,—Grvvcland Grapti c. , it. T, Gilmore, principal u f Gib g. a . xdeniy . ' an Institution ■ hieh Is doing taueb for vucpUatyxEri nlng am ong the cxJunxl yuura at Wr i t Florida, bruaght a saniob, of bis w iitr r garden pea* to lM* otflc* this week Tb* onre got h ir­ ed st* a second r r p, and abas full well Just what ran bt arcamptlshyd in truck glow ing in snuu' rxgetsbtes in t h a cllatatr. The ones gfeeti us had a n exi-elb-nt fLVctf- xml were xriy usu, h m ju j rd by th* n tita r and bis family — UanxruM Tin.c v-Courier. Ms rocutnWrs brought tu tb* kxril . 4fo*to.M onday xfterv aoM fo r H I rath . Haw’s X th a t' far trwcklxg. la HsrxUe routUy?—Warn hula AdrcciW, I * (ill Florida fur so,did gain, llu ru will rtm.xin d in g er, r i L l . n l Until the g ltV rD fell fo r f nsl tutjaun.m rnt uf Ldth h' us**, the ivg.il!satlon o; gami llng trill bo rllpm d itiH s< in uibctw nc uppsrrnily iwnvc-tnl ‘ v* — 114 S. Park Ave. * ■* ft* !«► A i Xi Inspect this place and you Mill learn / ; WHY a |t w ( | It* We Serve Good Eats • it. . •* All American. BAJIHEU SHOP__ TO P SHOP Smith Harbor Shop 11/7 N Park Awe. f-'pencyr Top Bbnp Second Street KlmNrruRE «*■ -a..... *w~-»*qr‘xm****1r*1**- ■ *• T*‘ 1 Trade In your usod furniture *t W agxntFs. * ROOF REI’AlRiM.' -I... ... ■umwff Ja a . n , C a p o n Rouflr.g ba Short klstxl M ILK WATER LwgwNsni D airr M endag A Afternoon Del Urary Flu l*urw Water. tkaVs all 1*» .... �rs. Brouse Honors Crystal Lake *Club Has Annual Bazaar Evening Bridge Club tdl A n d Personal Activities MISS MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor R e sid e n c e T elep h o n e 443 te l e p h o n e 148. lalCakndar Mrs. Galloway Gives Luncheon Thursday Personals . The member* o f the Original Sam Fleischer left T hur.ilay t u p teste Club were hcm teil w in MONDAY. lUDcheon nixl hi Mire given by Mra. afternoon for New York where hr • S t A rne* GullJ » ill meet K- M. Calloway on Thursday nfte • 1 will spend acme time on burinet*. Jock In the parish house ami noon at her home on Cameron I follow the liU: ineai session. Avenue. tW Sueria l luncheon gue«t* W. J . Dennett, an employer i f of Africa will be in w ere Mr*. A. J. Guyon of Boston. Ilall l l n r d a w tW p n rrjr-n trT m r ___ ___ ____ who Is visItlnjr-Mrx.Scnr.ie In a t ik lt time. u ,,- ! .. „# i>rp, r .1‘uloatiin. ami Mrx^Meade A; t ern- terw tnV an operation last Wcdnc*Number One of tbo I r e x ^ ^ n ln ry . who i< the hous.- guest day nlghi for appendieiti*. Is rapid* Auxiliary will meet with of Mia. J . G Sharon. Each le- ly impruvfnir. i ckairmait. Mr a. G. If. Itrown, cilvrvl a g ft from the h otlets. I Park Avenue a t 3:30 , ... o’clock. ___ . Luncheon * m aenred from the Mr*. R. J . Holly Jr. and *<>n. *84> N em karTww c f U k l r f l i j dining table which «*# centered Ihihblr. a rr ltr d Friday afternoon kyteriaa •Auxiliary will meet with with a bowl of yellow c a n lillie.i, from A tlanta where "Jiey bnre the chairman, Mlaa Letrte CaM* Spanish Iris anil rta tlre while the U-en visiting the form cr’a p aren t, :• wall, l i t R a il Seventh Street, ut p u re tard a wive d< aiirnetl a* Kaat i t Ix.nm-t* in yellow un.l laven­ for the p a tl Tew week*. l i U t ’tloek. der. The tab e , wet* piucrtl In thr Orel* Number Three of the J-vIng toom_:»nd Min touch which Mr. and Mr*. («. II. MrPanie.’a Pm tytcrU n Anxlllary will inert war# adorned WIIlPiMilp Urogonv**j.m|—daughter, fe s rs# and Mra, whk.tke chairman, Mra. \V. I- and roaea. Mary I’rrk y , left Friday a fte r, Cooper, SOS Ilaat Eighteenth At the conrlutlnn of the gam.-*, mion fo r Brooklyn, N. Y after Straat at 3:30 o’clock. ihe ribbons fur high swift* w rte rending the w inter here a t 313 CM* Number Four of the Pres- presented to Mr*. Snm u.i I’nU-s- l ’ark Avenue. ton. M u. E. M. Galloway, Ml*. K bytarlan Auxiliary will meet with E lloum dial and Mr*. A. I*. Conthe chairman, Mr*. W. C. Erickson. ncily. Mra. A. J. Guyon- n* Boaton, t 906 laurel Avenue, a t 4 o’clock. .Mass. is injr' revrral days ‘ ThtiiO present were: Mra. Frank Cbtle Number Five of the P rrs- I# Miller, Mr». II. A. Newman. „here , ,ns the. K»e . .t of Mrs , Katpurl ,, bytctian Auxiliary will meet wltu .lr* . F . J. lionr.lire, Mr*. J. U. • uleslun nt her home in Iti *« th* chairman, Mr*. Jam es Glll.in, Sharon, Mr*. Mra*le A. leiv,. ol , Vourt. , —•— Palm#**** Avenue, a t 3:30 IJuuu-y, Mr*. A. J Guyon of D os-1 tun Mra. A. I*. C apital)’, Mia. F .i Mia* Olyve Newman returned ICoumlilal and Mra. auinuvl Ft i lay From St. Aufrnsllne where N m ater SI* of the Pres- 1’ulcstun. '• t e represented Sanford nt the Auxiliary will meet with ,,,,, . I I’onre do l.eon Celebration thi an. air*. Henry MrLau- v \ - , , r*. * W rit Fourth S treet at [Bnlt '• A > •^ h*. -•t I■I i\ ■t i k V -Hb KegUlrir IVIcclIilil Thy West S *le I T. A. belli It* i>galur nics-tltijf on Tiiunulay U'Jein -oii tho tvluHii moluimum with th e .r s lii.ii- (hailm ho, Mra. la-cMu prrr.id tig. Tlitfc meeting o, *to d with "A merica* and tbo le I’s p ra y e r utlm ^Jriilch tho following l i ’-atum u a , prcaient* • I’alk. M m .-S el’a P. Arrington. Mui dnlin : i hi, Mr*. K. A. FankhaUM r. arc uiipanlcd by Mrs. George l . i t ’ -mpte. ’ Tak. Supt. T. W. la w toil. Plano Suliv, J|i«* Lucille F. Iml<. llrutllng- and tirutip of IT 1 1 Grade Ui’i* . Miss l.ove Turner it’ivit an-, rmim d tin t an cducutiunnl mu• Ion pT<lore 'would ‘lij* i howrt* nt t!i, \Vti hide Auditorium at I oVIe. ’ ,ui 1-iiJay aflesiusiu. liefor the inec ing cln /ej Mr*. Ariht r fW kw i.h «»< ti e . ted V ea«lirer. Approximately to parents rod ftnchrr* wvre |irv*et.U Weiner Roast GivenBy Nc I'au Fraternity The ntetnber4 of the No Pan s in l..l'f r a tu n ity toel Thursday evinlng on a lake on lioch Aria r l i t a m i t e r ro a d and lultalioii rertm onies. The fallowing Imy* \.i :,. u se ise d into the fraiern tty i F ultrn d liste r, liny f lunk Syme*, Josejih O’ConiHir, to-orge S th itfl*y, nll|ic Rail, Khsrvm*! liarvard, Irvin l.iiiiuhek. Fled 1ten der. John T rrw illlg ir and Ren ■C ighurn > -The w rin rr ror.st wa* tlt#n, en­ joyed a fte r which nil metitlw’r* adjourned la the Ne Pan blub house on Grneva Avenue wle-rf n short builm 1 * niiMling was belli. t)ld membtm present w ire: .lark Peters, Pete Schirun!, Jim lllrg in s, I’at MiMor, Hull V inery, Rob .Move, Jim F p .lircr and I laudo llim d o n . Mrs. Pitts Entertains With Party Thursday H JZL *x,3tWv!1Pe, i ’ Mr*. J . E. Brs>u*e tionobnl the memlivra of the Evening Bride* Club an,| a numlier of other frlenJa with a hrMge |>arty given n Thur*ilay evening at the home «f Mr. an,| Mrs. It. . A. Newman In Ro*c Court. Mm. A; P. Connelly waa awarded high More prtxe among th r la Bra, while Floyd A. Palm er wn» given I lath More prise am ong'the men. E. K. It umlll.it vva* |iiv.ruled will, m l prize. The room* of Mr*. Newman’s home were opened rn suite for the LAKE MONROE Mr*. F*Be Sw aggarty and fa rt|l> »|iont FnMer Sunday with Mia. Nwaggcrly’* shilrr. Mr*. N. llam loll and family. In the nttrrnoc-i nil E aster egg hunt waa given the i hiMrrw.*** j f l P t = » F . rim sr-O f-fttltftfT tr* ’ wa< n caller a t the home of her «on an,| fnml’v Inst Tuesday. Mr. amt M’V. Rsy Folta hav* bi'iight a now Essex automobile. Mrs. M attin Ihsyle, who spent the past week w lh her huabgrd and *on retu rn n l Sunday to bar huiiio In W inter Park. Mi** Sarah llutrhtnaon, who •psnt tho ps*t year at point* In th* ninth, returned home several day* agu. Mr. nml M s Will Oglaby and niece,-Mr*.. Frank W right, sp erWednesday with friend. In ChutUnla, Mra. C har’rx lla lri who ha* Un-n om flned at her homa w ith .niturnxn, I* rnp dly Improving. .at i B k p ■wrtrma,,’vxraf<\X 4 — : •ll. niU r*. rsrwartan,| I'owt* uf.gtidii.dk and lark pur. The ta 'lie i were deslgnrd with a suiimicr none no.I ftirth rr umphaalted the color note. •ala,| ruurM- w rfr serve,| at the a u p rtr Is, sir by the bn«te*«».B*»l*;rd by Mr*. R. A. Ncwntan, Mr*. Samuel Ibilm ton nnd Mr*. I>. I. Tbravhrr. T h n e present svoie: Mr. and Mf*. K. F. 11mi* ho'dor. Mr. and Mr*. W. It.' Ilill, Mr. an | Mr*. II. A. Newainn. Mr, and Mm. I-'. I! Rouniil'al, Mr. and Mr*. W allers. Cob man. Mr. mi l Mr*. Uhlph Wight, Mr. an,| Mm. Klnyll Palmer ilr . an,) Mr*. I>. L. T hrasher, Hr. anil Mr*. Samuel Ibilratlm. J l r a . j J . Gil) on of lb ston, Ma**., and Mm. A. P. Connelly. Ft. Myers may hav* .1100,000* Federal building In near futura. r:3.* t' * • MELBOURNE—Telephone lln* being installed to local airport. P. T. A. HAS FASTER PARTY MEAT MARKET Services To Be Held Iiy Salvation Army lu Elton ). Moughton Architect At The Churches I nisr cm urn T------- niuisT "” PIVOT BRIDGE LEGION HUT 50c & Sandy Anderson Jr. Is Honored By Party Mrs. Horace W alker anil Mis* Sandy Anderson Jr., who recentAipuilirlle W alker left i'lid ay I |y uclehra’.ed hi* fourth hlrthdoy mottling by utolor for C h arlo tte,j w aa'lb# honor guest at a birthday N; C. u f tir »|i#ndinp n week here party given last Tuesday afterwith the furnirr’a parents, Sir. no 11 by hi* 110 Ih rr, Mm. Sandy end Mts. It. J. Holly, nt th eir AWdersolt, at b rr home, 303 East limiio in the Ibdly Apaf.uivntn. Eighteenth S ileet. Hurlng the afternoon th,- lilt’# guest* enjoyed Among those from Sanford a t ­ various games, under the direction tending the dance on the Angehill i f th etr teacher, Mrs. June T\triiRoof iu Orlandi) Friiluy nlghti bull. were: the Mi**ea llite n V rrnay, Yellow lee errant and individual The’mn W agner, Emily l.lnglc, ycllcw cake*, lopiied with yel.ow nnd All" rt (d-nnUl). Ruln-rt Hod- cand'ifs, were served late In the sun Frank W*M«liu'f J r . Wu’trC aftvrtiiain an,| earh little guest r e ­ Cherry, Sant Ilyrd, Frank Chm*«, r.naae,| tc )vl>j u yellow rap nd a candy G .oigc S.hifflcy and Evan# Sia’n’ j chicken a* favpra. T h i/# 1'ie ir n t were: Emily Phil­ carl lips, Alice .ihcpherJ, Je a n Caawrll Maxine Smith. M altha htune, Mary Hal.Iff. Nancy Hi::li on, Patty lluiiiiiiotid, Jaci|Uvtliit Cumpbell, Cal lln P atn er, B arbara W arren, Toe Azalea Circle of the G arden Nell Mew ate and t a rry W hile Jr.. Club nu t P rl lay loom ing wi lt lU lph Wight, M .rlum -r G.over Jr.. Mi*. F |. C lair W hite ut her home, H arry Lee J r , Jack Woodruff, oo-»o W*»t F u s t S tn e t, with Mr*. William s n j A rthur Uranan, Util) L. P. (lag an presiding w » r the Kronen , Ifc’tiald Jnitea, W aiter tlio rt b u tln v a sesstuii. Mm. R. J, Campbell J r , l^ lto y C oo|«r. Dicky li lly gave n talk on the gznlens W arren, Alta-rt llo ff and Mm. *‘.c visited w ill, in Miami after Mary Baker. Mrs. Hammond, Mm. which Mr*. It. L. Multi le o( AltaRaymond Phidips, M rs.' Ralph Spring* J.rewt.led the bou Mrs. A rthur Uranan ana I/otiiipliiin Club I h Entertained Friday Azalea Circle Holda Meeting On Friday Mr*. J. IF Courirr was hoslrsa to the r.ieiubrr* it th- L-Stspliun Club wijb u biidgc party Friday i firm-ion a t lier -home, 180.1 P ilm rtla Avrnue. Uigh d o rc I tire, a given Iwinbon dish, wa* i -i. tiled to Ml*. K. W. Ta|l>ott at (be tcm lu ilo n of the gsm ra. W. M. U. of tho F irst RapGarden flowvrs in paslr) rhadra Church will meet at 3:30 o’- were arranged about the room. ock a t th* church fo r il* it-gj- where the guests wer# rnteilained tar business session and lh . tallie* .m l other b rid g ij TTRSDAY as* ras* flea were also in the same The Little Theatre Group <*f rtd'irs. , th# Womsn’a •Club will meet nt II* frrshm rnts fu rth er t-mphisi?. S o’clock In tha rlnh rrt'm s. irg the color r ’.te. wet# u-rved Ota Gleaner’s Sunday Reheat I t th> linstfrlv, assistril by Mm. Class a t tha F lm t P m slu ieriao Jl M irarlk and Mr*. P. il. King. Charrh w PI have a aoclal me#’ I n j ^ h " <o present were: Mm. Clarke I.’ inirdy, Mr*. Chris MatUa wa, at th# church a t 7:30 o’clock. Th# Social Departm ent of tho Mrs. Gscrre ab P ry, Mr*. RichWoman’* Club will have Its nsnil s.-sl Allinghim , Mm. I . U." May, bridg* party a t 3:30 o’clock In th.' Mr*. M. Mlnarik, Mr*. F. W. dub rooms with Mm. Fred Will­ Talbott and Mrs. P. if. King. iam* aad Mra. F. W. Bender a* host os aos. Phono ra irrra tio ru to the latter. • Th# member! of the A tarian ( l bf the Flm t B aptist ChtirrH Mra Porter Pitt* entertained a ■ nest In ■ bode h t 7 o’clmk mini »r of h tr friends tsith a to 'church preparatory to bridco party last Thursday nftcrm vu to. th e home o| Mrs. tmon at ber home on Twenty-fifth Hcmlerxon at B enun S tm t, Ip-noring Mm B ail SktpU t for fot their regular mret- licnl of D*rr#. N I I , who hax l-een spending Ike w inter a t l-ako , >* FRIDAY Mary. Aa guest price, Mrs. I Kaat Bid# Prim arv 8 bool Kht pherd received a bottl* of “ Momlnif Glory t*!h arlta,. and, fur holding high B oVleok wt the Jun- #cor» hh# w as' given n novelty n lg h School audlterium. bridge art.’ Mm. N. C. Fam w orth ,’ ----------------held law score nnd tra* prgaenUd ----- ' ’Mm, C IL Hammond with a memorandum pad. f»wd. N. Y , and F. II. At the e<nctus)(.n of tho gamrx MowUur F ills . N. Y.. an ice course waa aenred by tho “ -• ga»,ta of boat***, assisted by Mr*. It. It. dm Quirk D ell, to tha fallowing invited to re ta m id home. be with 31m. Khtpherd: Mr*. N. C. Fam w orth. My*. H rnry Wight. ( • n l f r . o f Orlando Mra. K. B. Hutton, Mr*. J . C. * uy*l of Mr*. W. H.-nsqp and Mra. La Roy Qhlltea '£ The Cryxtal l.*k# Social Club held Ha annual h a ia a r on last Tuesday evening In the rlub rooms of the Cryatal l* k e lln ttl with Mr*. C. R- Sibley, assisted byMr*. Charles T refry, In charge. The "Club rooms wrr* decorated with Spring flower*, palm leaves and fern. The folowlng program” « » preseated: I. Song. "A Good Little Boy"-— „ ... . 1 1'. A pril -- Song. ^An * llli.in h r White. ' '* -■ — 3. Song, "Uo»# M aty”—Lucille Amlrraon of Sanford. 4. Ihiet, "Venetian Carnival*— Mm. C. T refry “and Mlaa Hi bet llyotlnlne. 6. "H a m f)n v Boy*"—In the Good Old Summer Tlm e”- 8 . “Oh IVm Goldtn Slipper*.’’—3. “There «*< „ Man th at Had n Goal.” D. W a r* . A. Johnson. C. Strvena, It. Houghton, Mr. White and Mr. Gregory cnmp**ed the "harmony hoy*.’’ fl. Soto,—Mildred Ri.Mnvin of Sanford. M r/. It. Houghten and Raymond Ball' h u l rhergo of the p fg ru m . At tho conclusion of the program the towth* were vt*llnl nnd the following were In charge: Chari*. T it fry, toy*. Mr*. K1IK Mr*. M n 'v m vr and Mm. tta g g . fo '(|. Albert Johnson and 1lnwen l Boiler. Ire rream : Mr. and Mr*. G Fowler and Mr*, llyotlain#,' cold drtnkai Mm. II. Botha. Mm. C. Steven* and Mr*. It. Halt. Ktbel-UpotUiwo and A rthur Jo h n w n , fl*b pond. Th- tievt m eellne will Im> held n T ’lisday and will t-e the l«*t mooting until Fall.-'* The Griiava P. T A. gave nn F aster party lu«| Monday n ftrrAnnk k 'ln n nit an t llsrr) kUnnlug. l-.ct son, Chlrl Officer of noon at tin’ Mhool house fur the >a and ci-hrru pi the t' * >e ol the Florida, lie numnamlrst hildrsn t*f t hr—reh ifrd: — After ca-hdvtw a,. w iien s lit l » . « ■o i l . * la ,l> l * v vs ,.* WtsSo Osrs * 4 - W x- H t - L G N •hurt meeting w hen it port* were tic J Il4ul4 read fr-m the different eommitMr. and Mrs. I', S. Dmrrsnii toi*. Mr*. 1', |l Wolfe gave 11 n ml duiiglitcr, Mr«. Hart Shi p221 K. FIILST 8 T . t nter'niiim i nt w hhh w.s* follow id l ine litt-1 ntu t<• uiav In- n nil, Imrerd ,«if ItertjV X m . wfio have ( ‘liuts li Sihtri l, B i t. I • rcffwshnientx s: rvtil hy Mr*. *'<’** rp n ilu g the w inter in luikiMornlnir N unW p. 11 :ihi. i-'Wed "or purvb»*c»l. Hi «n dul y P. T. Wakefield. laiy. lif t Saturday u 'jrnioou by txee|V Sandavr and holidays front (*hri4linti l.n»!»u\4'r, tln ir lla n ls o n nnd Elexlu io.or for thi-tr liome, . ' I to :• P Si. K'\ «ItiMif S slv ltt. ^Mecsp had rh aig e of the egg A ruiih.it \k« Li h i . 1 x ttfiiltl bunt and presented^enib of the At| ate vvel tune to attend flitMr*. W. IV, C. *i’blth and ,laugh with n htightL- csdarwd nil. eiviees and la inaki ti-e of Hie 4p*jd-i| service* wll h* held at children tr r. Me* Flizala'th Smith, eft . ,r. Vi’rlock Sunday evening In I aske*. Mr*.-William Kill*-,, nod n ailiiig 1 mini. . a m . s o t t.’s e n n t t 11 Friday morning for IVal* where the Salvation .*.mie Hall in the Mr* Ki'lle Son rnersill had 1 h.srgs; i f pnine* for tho other rhildrrn th y will spenT the \vefk-end with t r a d e Firm Mis»». k A. M. ru iR T ( 1 1 h is 11 \ n r n r d i i i bidding in honor of F ir a t N n t'l Iln n k B M j. the firm er'* mother, M rj. (>. F. Found' r’s l»ay w hich i* being Catechism Bilik A M. M nlli nn I S a n fo r d . F in Mt llue. Si 1 end Mi. -x. Io.on A. M. celebrated by* member* of the l*'runL M. Muilt r* I'njUur bS iv i ti n Armv nil over the w' illd. ItilJ,. .<4»»'tH.I# II; 1%. * Mi*, M ary llusxtdv of ts-c, T*i» ‘fiinrdee. William Itooth, who of \Vi»r»M|» nti.l ( oinmiiiiUm llroo. t h i : FIR ST- M KITIIllllST Miisu., who ha« been ris k in g her die I recently, would have Iwen St IKNTIST StriiH'ii, * 1 hr lit in | A flnnr.*' tiiiT ic u I ' ’.V r and li/lrr-tn lx w , Mr. and tut) e l l , o il a t the present time, Christian S- is r sitTvl.es t m (I ir i»iiiia Kntli'iiMir. #•:nn. W, P. Iluhrm.in, Pnalor ’ J . \V. F. lto-'ldy, I IK Wt *t tie founded the fim t nart of the In Id iv ety Sait.lay Morning nt the l! \I’liiiu.* S p ilin ', 7 .:u». Scrniiiii, Salvation Arm,. In IHTft a t Mile Sunny school, !I: I0A. M., II w. .Nineteenth Slit-et d f i F rid ay P al WnMe, on- »»f the po ro.t Woman's t list*, :Ir, S. t*ak *Ave- • ;wrtl KmiihunU.*' Won-, su|iei inicnilfof lor h rr home. sections of l.jmbur. and since that - Pivililllng; II A. M. by the nno at II o*. liM-k. Sutsjis 1 for to­ V«»u an* lti% l•• wtM.'ltlp wiUti A m r r ic n n L e g io n morrow "P n re a lily ." time rho Xruty h*» sp n n d into lit. A u x illln ry Mis. W iliam WiUon irliim ed HI different rrwtnlriea and t« Ik*- pastor. Wedllt *d . > iw l.lllg nr M'lvIcrrJ I'oniiiiuitltin si rvice iniuii iliuteTy Ti.ur.’tlay fioni Miami and I’alm | (f)4f ( |,r ,| |„ 70 languages. wlii, I, ill. Il l le t11Aittiticn of ! H o l y c r o s s c im . r c ii I: a.li wire/ • she r|a nt • ,,,, wt*-k‘ “\ \ \ r Cries'* telling of the growth In lowing th,. lu iil sermon. lim ii nn* i*l* j Rev. Mori no-r Glover, Itrvlor Ftiwotth tlcvolionai I lit stiati SitiPj-e loaling la ■ague Mr*. Wilson lr the glii—t of her of the Army may I’" brought from »o do Id in the Wimutii'a Club at I 'ir.’j Sundry- a fter F aster niece' Mr*. Iloy tl. Williams, did en,. „ f the menihem for 10 enla. tneellegt 1 I’. M. Ibdy Coiiinltinlon, 7:30 A. M. Ensign Finrcnee Jones rill tieEvening pieaihing service. 8.0*1 7 0 e iH'k. Kiliott Avetme. M o n d a y N'Ir H . R I’. M . C hun It Si I.... I :n ,\. 'I. This .(lullcli maintain* a free liver a message on the Salvation o’clo, k. and SunMoiiting P layer and Srniton, Wednesday, Reading Room M J Ftr«’J Natioiut' Prayer niesting, Mr and Mr*. Anderson T ugr of A rmy Sunday* evening I'rirc H H i'frfx th m e n U ‘• I d a* usual Hank lluililing, where llie lliide 11.110 A. 31; ' I lKI P. M. Anopkn aiitl Mr. and* Mr*. John day nrhiail will tie ut. 81 IS o'clock. Young people’s Service langur. and nil authorized Chrivtmu heiA eonllnl invl.ie inn to nil wlat F. Moore ^if Ja t tMirn'.lle spent a te tint uotxbipitig •»’*,-where, tn T hursda) In n ' with th eir cousin attend the m-i vice* of thi* S ir., M, M. McDoiigul at 1 hurt h. home on Celery Avenue. ’ West Side P.T.A. Has 'fek. Cbtle Number Seven tif the Pie*, kytertan A uxiliary will meet with lb* chairman, Mrs. Ja m es'P . Ridge 467 Elliott Avenue, at 3:S0 o’clock. Cirti# Number E ight of tho Presbyterian Auxiliary vvIT meet with the chairman. Mr*. IV I . TTirafhcr, Rose Court, nt 3: HI •'clock. Ciitle Number Nine of the Pres­ byterian Auxiliary. Mr*. A. I! Wither, rhalrm xn, will inert u i Mi Mr*. II. R. Stevens. t>31 Park Ave­ nue, *t 3.30 o’clock. Dorinra* Woman’* Circlo of t li Presbyterian Auklllary. Jlirs IV rl« e Bell, chairman, will meet ci*h M in Charlotte Smith, Wert SI !.' -try* »Vlock. Circle Number One of the F t Methodist Chutvh, ?!r», P. P. AVL: 'etead, rhairm au, wl'l meet with '•». Frank N orris. 7(13 l'lln u - ta venue, a t 3:30 o'cl -«k. Circle Nimiticr Two * f t*T l-ir*t W is t Church. Mrs. It. lu Shin halrmnn, will meet with K'SToyr. 107.E ast Plflii at 3:30 o’rlocl:. Woman’, Guild of ll»1y Eplaronal Cliur.-h will n;ptV VJoek In th# pariah huu*e. Number Tlirssi of ti c F ir it Mcthodl-t G’oirih. Mr*. P TV. Talbott, chnlrbisn. will mts-t with Mm. R.‘ Htitrhiniem. Uo:e Court, a t 3:30 o'clock. Clrtl# Numlier Pour of tbe F ir t Methodist Church, M**. II. II Chappell, chairman, will nie>t rt 3:30 o’clock w ith. Mrs. W. B. Balrr*. SIO Holly Avenue. C irrV N um ber Five of the Eir«t Methodist Chinch. Mra. J. Dradtr Wllllama, rhalrm an, will, m art’ at 1.30 o'clock with Mra. J.-R . Forerl 113 E ast F ifth R irrct. Cirela Number $lx « f the F ir t Methodist Church. Mr*. J. F. M-(irlland, chairm an, will m re tw i'h Mr*. J. E. Courier, 1800 Pnlmelto Avtnua, a r tl* N am ier Seten e f th» Flrtt Method let Church, Mr*. W C. Hill, chairman, will meet with Mrs. Grover Sperring at h rr h'.'ine oa Elliott Avenue at 3:30 o 'c V s , The American leg io n Auvlliary trill glv* a benefit pivot hridr* party a t the Iwgl-vi Hut at H oYlork with Mr*. Joseph E. Hit rkia and Mm. W. R. hyson a* v* 0:30 P. M. " Fvenlng Prayer 7)30 P. M. Wednesilay Fvenlng Rector’s nihle C’a*a. H:00 P. M. Visitor* coidlally welcomed ab. uf the service*/ . ,i,( a t her hianr ill A’lta’uoiile. A fter a discussion an,) cri.lcisl.. t l the ast flower *h-w ih a meal­ ing adjourns ! and the member* went lu H e reciprocity meeting at the Yacht Club. Tlits# p rc sr.it were: Mr*. 1 , I'. Hagan, chairm an, Mm. F. W. Ben­ der, Mm. Paul Diggers, Mrs. L. M. Briggs, Mm. W alter Coleman, Mm. Ira D avit, Mrs. Jr C. Ellsworth, Mrs. II. J. Ilvlly. Mr*. M. C. Long. Mra. J. O. Ijanty, Mr*. E. I . M alt, Ida, Mrs. E. L Markell, Mm. Henry N iiklr, Mra. II. W. Rucker, Mra. II. M. Kumblry,- Mra. i l W. flokex, Mrs. A. IL Wallace, Ira . P rr J Williams. NHTICK Dinner Party Given By Mr.and Mr&.HoUy f'omplinu nting Mr. and Mm. PK. Emerson nnd daughter, Mr . Bart Hbephetd of Derry, N. II. who have l a i n spending thew lntei at Lake Mary. Mr. and Mm. R. J . Holly - eiiti itu ire J a num ber of f,lends with a dinner party on Thursday evening a t tha llotol Forrest Ijik r. A color ic h rm t of pink a n j lavender was developed by th r vaors of | ink radiance roe** ami the pink and lavender catK.I<-t which veer# placed a t lalerv a’a along the ren ter of the lablra. Th • plat* cards wer* mods to repre­ sent ttprlng flower* In th* same rolot*. wi de the- Individual nut cupa heUT pink and lavender m in t«. Dinner wa* served In six courses I* tha following: Mr. and Mrs. Emerson and Mr*. Hhepherd, boner guests, Mr. aad Mra. J. C. Denso i, Mr*, Nerac# W alker o f Charlotte. N. G. MU. Annabel)* W a lle r ol Akron, Ohio, and R. J . Holly Jr. A bent fit pivot bridge will be given by the American Legion Auxiliary next Monday evening a t B oYlock a t tbe Legloa Hut, w ith' Mrs Joseph E. Itltrhle. and Mr*- W, U. Hyson • a -hostesses. Rt fr-eshmeata will lie aerved and prixea awarded at th* ronclintlstn o f Ih* game*. This • le the second o f a aeries of fly* parties le b* sponsored by this organisation and a t th a ta d o f th# tori** grand prise* will E. H. KUboe has returned from ha given th e rear) aad woman the Fomald-Laughtoa ljos holding the hiibeet average tc . m s hi* home In Geneva1 for-Ah# P c , partlo*. , )* " ed after kb r*o«n| -\*W. . * ’a**.* K>J J- W^ * 9 FIR ST PRI.SII3TFIIIA N CHI Ill'll K. D. llrow nbe, H. H. P a-tor Service* Kunday ut tho I’n-sliyli rian t'hiiii It wl'l In-. t*:45 A. it. Suo'lay School. II A. M. Mnriting iVorshlp-Cummtinlnn Service. 7 I', il. Christian Endeavor, h P. M. Evening Worship. The Session will meet a t the I lose of each w rship service tc ri-ceive new member*. The rr|io rt of the past ycarta n itiritie s of the church will lie I'iven a t the morning service, and it is especially desired that all meinlwm o f Ilia C hun h bo proven’ t>* Lear It.. Sunday will he “ Honor Hay" for Pirshytctlnns. The viesenn* w ill'v in the rh u rrh from 3 to 5 P. M. to confer with the members nnd resriva tbclr pledges forrthe (inaneial support of the program <>f the rhurch for the rum lng rh u n h year. H O M E ’! B Y .Mill *1111*4 t ^ lM M aJlu|*i<«t * m| II. IttRHs S E A PHILADELPHIA *3425 B A L TIM ORE $3026 BOSTOfc *42H Parra noltlghrr than by rail, bat INCLUDE ciintni (TINGREG \T IO N A I, Ciit ner Park Avenua and T h irl Street Rev. John Bernard Root, M lnistrr meals and reRular berth o n large NEW SHIPS SWEET' \ ECONOMY \ T CREAM BUTTERMILK ICE CREAM FRESH AT ALL II E H E fares Include steam .hi,i and rail and they also itu lu J v n in ti) a n jr v fu la r h r r lh o n ahlp. From Jacksonville: AIim ISIJI AllanUr U (| iiji lUhgof MAI 41.11 HUIbU 4148 4IkLag* 4UI liatiaaill M JI Cleo*lai»4 4 -lv.es.iue IIJ I 41 11 41M ll.lt ' xw Terk M JI I'l.lsk*- 'gh r-r tie *4. tU, 4111 41.11 Frotldoan 4Mft hire'iM M il it. im m U WaaMikFlaa IKt TIMES JOE'S SMOKE HOUSE quoted on request. SU B Chatham, Dorclivstrr, and Fairfax will cirry many hundredn this ueiKoo from Florida to tnrir homrrt In the north. A LUXURY CRUISE 'All ef »rthi the romforta of a mngrNftccnt ocean liner. Spacious dccIvH, comfortable cub inn. Deck game*, mimic, dancing, bridge, afternoon tcair, accom­ plished hoMtcwea. Itartful hount In your; steamer chair. No nolac, no duaL F« OM JACKSONVILLE to Phl|n drlphla every Monday and Thuintday; (o Haltiinore and Ooolon every Sunday and* Thai day • - 5 I*. M. Also aallingN from Miaijal, Greatly reduced automobile rates: a light car (2500 pounds)If accompanied by paaaett i ,'er, from Jacksonville to PhUa. or Baltimore, o n l|’ 8 3 1 J 5 . JatksejvU le aaillngo fruin Pier $00 East B ar Street. Boeteu paaeeagera, darlag- th* moatha ut M arrh and April, make direct cuanactloa a t Norfolk i all year Doetoo a* trie * via Daltlmore. Foe rmervaUoan and illos Ira led folder, apply MERCHANTS & MINERS Transportation Co. 108 W . F ir s t 8 t. Fbone Four ef the newrat, largrat. munt luxurloua re ontlhr rooNt, Berkthire, OFFICE and PIER, 800 E, BAY BT. Phone 5-0638 JAC JACKSOlfrnLLS f & A it a3 Utu:. i i J : . m i I 1 ~~ Id 1$'41 £L ..t1).•J •:'biSL. ,3 5r �Jf IN BU1CK Seaboanf Puts Out Million Yearly On Soon To Cerebrate State Gasoline Tax 2 1 a t Anniversary tJUMnv Meeting JIT , Mich , Apr. 8—FolMg f t te t Inspection o f the mouth Motor Corporation D etroit, regional sales r at th e company returned territo ries th is week ex­ e s thus lastle concerning felly of tb* Plymouth car, » sals* outlook fo r Spring. T th e weak, In addition to Mag modern, volume maaun g mathod* a t th e plant, Msa g era Ia im e d from A. rise , Plym outh general sales pr, o f the support dealers I. fe te * by th e toctory s*ls> ■allon. agars attending' the conferth e flra t since form ation of | This picture, taken a t Ambassador D w lgbt Morrow's estate In C dem svscs, Mexico, shows i Plym outh sale* organl* early this year, wee* 1* f- Miss Ann* Spenesy Morrow, dsoghter c t th s ambsesador, and her fiance, 0:1. Charles A. Lindbergh, la In n allng, the result of th s mishap kaa, of the Atlantic! I . D. about to enter a Bulck sedan. .N o t* ,th a t Lindbergh’s i f th * H o rth a m , K .R . a t Valbuen* Airfield, when he and Mlae Morrow w ent fo r th e ir firs t Jaunt over Mexico City. q of tho Lake* and M. A. I, of th e W estern region, umDerZao, dUcvisIng. the r, said; ' Y n n of aaaocluSAVANNAH, Ca^ Apr. 8 ilk. modem methods of K d T employed in building Kly into thla low price* ear, V ffhhfcn th * 'v ario u s step* a t Mfactora they frequently coreItad upoa tha. tray, okch p art \te ste d before It entered Into ■dccashled' product. Special In. ir tV a s shewn I* lo ttin g ths L . I , , , _, l _ . . p---------tlr c ranLk. sh aft Costly appaiw chacgs of highly skilled era, S teals th* balance of criutkebafta statically and M l y . w ith g reat accuracy ipldlty. This accuracy of ihkfta. balance la on* 0f tb a “ ; * -a*L_ Utnb factors D ial Insuaa tb* smooth yat powerful opera if Plym outh engines. neral Tire Sales ew Good Gain In Three Months AKRON, O., A pr, 8—Rates of th o OosMral Tlr* and Rubber CompM g fpr th* first quarter of their fiscal yacr ending February 28th akpwod a eubatantial Increase over th s ssm e period o f Iasi yoar In spit* o f lower selling prices. Thli 1Increase was gained thru much hsavieg shipments to their exeVslve distributers for replacement Hr* business. Th* General Comnany does not asek spy original equipment tire tmalnss* of the Automobtls manu­ factu rers and their to tal output la sold th ru distributors t i tha retail trade. The capacity of Iha Goneril Tlr* factory haa Just been increas­ ed about 38 1*3 percent In larger til** a a j 60 percent In sm aller Hr** thru addition* to th* Akron plant. G reater Increase in rapacity for sm aller tire* waa mad* to meet the uamendous growing demand to r a quality tire by owners of popular priced cars who ar* swinging tr Osneral due to th* present low price of tiros bringing th* General T lr# within the reach of everyone. On the basis o f today's prices the dellar* and rente difference be­ tw een tha cost e f a Gneral ordi­ n ary mala* la comparatively small. Tha demand fog tba General Tlr* has been fu rth e r Inc crated throueh th* New Dual-Balloon *8” .tlr* which la bolng heavily ordered for car owners who are pare hosing now to carry llir v th ru th a coming higher prire period, Th* new tiro l* claimed to ravulutlonlie the form er Balloon T ire construction in tha$ «*trq f l b i of cord ftb ric hav* beoa add- 04 for safety pvnetuya*. McGrow Predicts V ictory For Giants Despite T heir Want Of Second Baseman Dari* J . Walsh, lateraatlanal New* B errfct Sports E ditor. NEW YORK, Apr. t t - l f It la tru e th a t a ball team la no strong­ e r than it* second baseman, then, In th e Inelegant phraseology of th* rurbatond, John MrUrnw must b* getting ready' to lay an egg with hla New York Giant* this season. Mr.' ,M«Gr»w haa been, pausing ever Old anon In his travels through tha South to Issue statem ents In a most rash and fruculent vein and hi* sales talks /* nut-wlth t out merit con­ sidering tho club's record of 13 victories In 16 starts. But all of this mouth wash ran for Mr*. Kweeney'a husband when the club reached lliloxl, Mis*., th* other day and Mr. McGrow felt constrained to request Casey Stengel, hla fo riarr hired man, to sh ift hi* Toledo lineup In order th a t John might look at Eddie Moore for a few innings. T ru t, hr had looked'at KI war, I almost Incessant'y while th* Pittsburgh -Woman Flier Sees Planes A s Finely Outfitted As Autos her plane. "Do' yoii sa# tha differenctT Women brought th at abou). Luxurlcu* uphulstrry, starters, easy gear-shift*, colof, beauty, case of handling, conrrnirnre— those aro women's work. Automo­ biles now are nicer than parlor* uset| to lie. “ Alrpl*n£> used to lie Just as ta r* os ttjj.oljl automobiles. Re­ member IJflruIn Hear hey sitting hcld hero today pending investi­ gation Into an autcnloblie accident W INTER GARDEN—^Quarter* la which Fred R- Perry, truck in Pounds Motor Company Build­ driver was killed when hla touch ing r*modo>d for oceupano by collided with a machine drleen by Sinclair OH Company. (Iriffln. JACKSONVILLE — Improve­ DADE CITY—Hhoffner ment of Boon* P ark under consid­ e ra tio n . Ing extensively repaired. IRK, *Apr. 4—(IN S ) nod to m ake IMS th e biggest year In (ha com pany'i history, thus m aking th s "m ajority y e a r' a iwal celebration. From Um hafeg ot the departm ents down t » Um men on the production line; field set rice men, distributor*, dealers salesm an and service men, came pledges to w ork towards th a t end Ths firs t Indication th a t ths pledge Baa bees kept was officially made known w hen thousands of men from a ll over tb a country, aad from the overseas c o u n t.its which Hudson-Essex serves w ent to De­ tro it to see w hat tb s engineer*, ertlets and w orkers a t the factory had done as th e ir p a rt in the pros gram. W hat they saw .pleased them. Hudson w as Introduced to them f* the greatest Hudson. I t w as more beautiful, had higher standards of performance, was more eco­ nomics], fe tte r, roomier, more com fortable and b id M Improymsnts. Essex wag christened the Chal'onger, because, said the man who crested It, It could successfelly chaTtnge anything In th s field In speed, comfo.k, roominess fa s t gat-awey, brakes, economy, Challenger had 78 Improvements. CONGRESSMAN DIBS WASHINGTON, Apr. 8—(INS) •Rep. Whltncll M artin (D ) o f Louisiana died In Oarfleld Hoapltel here today following an ab­ dominal operation get along, but a national title wq* ■ national tills and so he reeled off • 71 to win h is second crown. McDermott w*» next wKh 7$ while Mac, overcome by tb a oc* rsilon, added up an inglorious Tf. I t was • tough does for hiss t* swallow—a kid b f nineteeal Creates BsassUse I t doesn't seam as though Mag has e v e r. been sblo to g e t over th at beating, foe lines then h* htv won district titles of all kinds and descriptions but faasd by the.prospect Uf a national- chasnpicnihlps'som ething snaps. I* ifile, he created a sensation b f winning the metropolitan open w ith W* sm ilin g ly low total O* 278, exactly nine stroke* a h e a | b f the second m an, Wi| MactMV lane, national tlQs holder Ip lW k T hai scors, made over the Bears* dal* co n n s, was never cqualtoA until last Sommer whsn Toto*m Armour rang up bis 278 a t l l d f l •RIAXOn. -f ^ Mac drifted westward a -few year* later, and fo r some rim* tla man swing h club, you m ar­ vel th a t he doesn't walk away with every title In th s world, bar non*. But th a t champion­ champion* ship complex, from which no divp t-d lrg er la ever really free, baa kpt Mac from the b)u*-ribbon c la n , even whsn it didn't seem possible th a t he could fait to wln. fUill Daagaroaa W han' Mack, teas up field early In May, bt the British open title, ghost b f th a t dlsastroui firm am ent entirely. Stories drift­ ed back from Callferna concern­ ing the golfer, who w as w agta* what seemad to bo a losing fight. But the Smith clan Is a . hardy on*—and In 1821 Maa startled the world by coming hack s t r a w a t Columbia, where hla acorn of 288 w as fifth. Today Mac’s m ental sta te to perfect. He la comfortably fife ed. ha* a grand Job a t th s Lafcfe villa Golf and Country Club, and If ever^fertua* Is to s a ije ow him. M olrfltld Is the place, and 1820 the Um*. can wlpo th a t score b u t of his memory, Mac will .bo a danger­ ous man In that field, th* fastest In tha golf world. Smith m ust have had many a nightm are ewer th a t 82. Think of It—needing 78 to win tho B rit­ ish title, and taking R2 to finish fourth) T hat waa Mac's portion In 102$. I t would seom th a t a 78 for a m aster g rifer such as ESSfiX TOWS HEAVY LOCOMOTIVE ‘Womanless Wedding? Plans Are Complete his brothers Alex and the lata Will. The Smith boys had put the clan In th* limelight by win­ ning a pair of national titles, but It w asn't feng before Mae mad* his bid for fsm*. Kate had tho cards stacked Forty Of Sanford’s prominent men will be seen Monday and Tuesday nights in ths "Woman1*** Wedding,', width will be peasehlsd a t th* Junior High School auditorium under th* auaplca* of th* Congregational C h r t h te*. Only men w ilt i production. They a* flapper), grarJm ac, old m brides and babies 1. ’ll Jaroba, prinlcpal o f tha ad will be the bride, and ’ H .Dickinson will taka th* p a rt four-year old baby. liar (m b accomplished by Essex tb* Challenger, was the towing o f ■ Among the cj live at Nmahvlllc, Tenn. The powerful Essex motor emerged from heavy freight I locomotive was amaxed. [pcrlmcht d o h the worn, but the engineer of WILL INVESTIGATE T H IS CAB tractive. drape rati* plotting Is th at Mr MrGraw had Thomas in 1827 and very rerently helped the Braves *», waive iloora to Toledo, Things therefore, must hav* 'sk sn what the laiyi rail a bad rally for John to be going about coppering his beta in this oflband fashion. As a m atter of fa rt, Reese Is inexperienced a t tha. position and rrema to hsv* spent almost all •>/ hi* tim e this Spring convincing one and aj!'th*t ha Isn't a pennant winning second baseman. It would bg bidipie enough t* shift him tr and frrodeav from M U lpK U HUBFBtT HELD JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. Apr. 8-^(INB)-Ttam UaiianA qllagto tytolaggar. today wag bald, at tha math-car driver In. tb* murder, of fen m r Dapaty Bhaelff Ja* Haywood, haliavad klUari•to prevent his J S _1 _ *_ a aa Whippet MakesBijr Record In Period Of OnlyThreeYears x TOLEDO, 0 ., Apr., 6— Th# •oundnat* apd thoroughness of the work of Willy*-Overland engin­ eers Is w tl Illustrated In th'a history u, th* Whippet since ft* introduction nearly Ihre* years ago. When this ca > was flrat an ­ nounced In June of 1U28, It se, a trend iq car design, which ha* sines th a t lim e been followed by Drqrtlcally every motor car manu­ fa c tu re r While both the chassis and th* bodle, of th* naw W hlpprt act antiraly naw standards. It was tha motor particularly which de­ parted radlca'ly tu r n tha acrapt*d d tlig n and engineering prac- Jtfrakesn* w * Aftmtuncing NFV, JMl’ROVED b ro D Y E A R S b •if Much* Lotcer Pricm another AN-American feature arouses ownert ?ihusiasm T h e brakes o f tb a New O akland All-American aim Inkcnudaip an d ln g . . . fully protected . . . unaffected b ? m u d o r ra in o r Ice. They arc alwa) » jmmIUvo an d ■mooLb.ln a c tio n . . . always exceptionally q u i d . . Yea • * . O akland’s brakes a m far from ordinary. B u t tb a sam e U tru e o f everything else in th e New All-American Six. C om a i n ... • an d we will show you. how m u ch «M V i t offers fo r its price* o.i». «r . 1 • ild'e. tergsat tha hutldag, ■V onring qbw—a to u i try' riioja.. V Up N e w i< itp r o v e d * l* blinder Treadg 1dO\Yt::tl : KICKS IN s i YB A B fl ( * .. ,tt- J (nr Ufa agatpat. t o u t s ft'"M a U l ,.iM n *"*• " I HIGH. M U Ugl/ER \ R*f»l*r Card 1 M i 1H 21 a 6 .H . 8A8 SJ8 O vatria* Coni M .x u t o f U A .\8 : r .r a Ing in saveral laajoollquus ' TALLAHA8BRR—Highway No. $1 w ill b* compVjted this year. 'V FIatu prog rowing for flpaUon Of Englewood. DETROIT. Mich., Apr. 8— Louise M ePhetrilge Thadeh. who remained aloft in har open plana 22 hours 4 minutes at the O aklanl Ca!if., afrport on March 17, * ettln( a new endurance record for women filers, predicts th a t airplane* w|lt be made, in time*, to equal comfort, convenience, and ess* of handling of the motor car, through th* Influ tn ra o f women. "W hat wotken have dona for th* nutrmobile thcv are going to do for the airplane,” says Mrs. Thaden. "Du you remain bar tha bars, uncumfc liable. Inconvenient automobllaa o f a few years a g o ! Wall m m uara thorn with this!” With •% JACKSONVILLE A p r , 8, — Florid* m aterial* rarely g tv r ■ ihonfht to lb# p a rt they r'» v in too building of this Slot* evrry limn they r i r it a filling station. An Individuals, tba few pennies paid to r th a nU t* gaao'tna tan itv m i a triflin g m atter, yat la ihn aggregate, It bncomaa a v ast souro* of .w t n u i fo r tb* State. Official* o f Uw Seaboard Oil Cuapomr, serving a gigantic net­ work of oyer TOO Blue aad W hite bervleo Stations la Florida, esti­ mate th a t during a ro a r the public pays them and they pay yoor n U U considerably over fl.ooo. 000,00 la gasoline taxes alone. This of course, does not Include the many tboosands of dollar* which this groat Kiel (da Company pay* la taxes on th eir hundreds of E tas and White Berries Stations, or their SI hug* bulk nlaate and term inals, or on th e ir 100 o r more uuge I *trucks h i th a t busily serve the Blue and White Service Stations from this network o j strategically located bu'k plant* The faith of large companies, such as exemplified by the Sea­ board Oil Company. In Florida'* growth and prosperity I* g re a t in­ ti red. When one considers th a t by thla Company slone cyst $3,000,000.00 la invested la plants, equiphient and properties in th is State. And further th at through its actlv ltis. the aatblnga and livelihood of some 1400 Florid* fam ilies do- Mac Smith HopesTa Shake Jinx Which Has Followed Him Through Golf Career beopll- Bar*lea Oompany fa r W lataq Oarlig h t M d. wMar UOWEY —, Local Job* ) W being operated with MW olscUl* *al aqalpman t. v , ___ _ hlgh horevpuwvr for tha bora stroke ere p Joyad. permitting of exceedingly oconomical consumption o f gasoline and oil, and capab* of sustelnod high sptad undsr all road conditions, readily won l | a loading position In A m ctcaq motordom. - Bine* tha first Whlppdt waa In­ troduced two othas- chassis hav* followed. While th a a o n a v a Imorporated a number o* chaaga* aad reftnemanU In both th* aafin* and power Una design. Including tha transmission and ro a r ax a, femtomaatelly th ara hav* baas no major changes. Tha now Superior SEMINOLE MOTOR CO. RIVES GARAGB 208 W. 1 s t S t PluNie 612 t �APRIL ■f fc tfo c * D a llj H e ra ld . , f ant a d rr a t e s ; *. *, *1^*»! C uk W Ad vane* PffW no o d t, 'w ill b , received E H t r o e i a n d collector te n t HH*lately t n p aym ent 1 3 * ----------------- 10c * line T jjiw --------------tica line JNwya ..................... 1c a line ■ r i f t (a te a / ■ r e d u c e d r a te , a rc fo r ■ P R l v t * inaertiona. PWpworria of av erag e length p k n U ( ) a line. nfhd nwtkr 3 line* accepted. H f l l . a d ra rtis ln g i, ro strictad ^ |W * p e r classification. . f t * a o f tv r I* m ada T h e SaMNd H e ra ld will ba ro»poo|We .fa g o n ly o n a IncurJ**t W tcHfunj th# a d v e rtis e r fo r laktequont tn y rtio n a . Tho offle* should bo notified Im­ m ediate^ in caaa o f e rro r TO A D V E Iv n S B R S A H erald rep reaen tativ e thoreafkly fa m ilia r w ith ra te s , volet and classificatio n will gtvo tou com plete Inform ation. And if you w ith , th e y will as• ia l you in w ording y o u r w an t a d U m ake' It mono effective. )\A N T E D — F re sh Milk Cow. Ii- Levy, Phone G eneva. W—WAJfTKD W HAT if It doea ra in in tho wlndowa a n d flood th e floor*? T k lr.’’* no harm done if th e floor la varnished a l l ) W a te rs p a r w a ­ ter-p ro o f varnish. Sold by SA NJ U J ttL ,. 1‘A U T a n d W A LL PA T S f t 't r t ) , l l u W. F*rat bWtwt. •VNd a p a in te r? C all 30.1. * nalhlnc t.trance nboot“ lhe nu vpJous rrsuliH obtained IhrouKh Ihe use of Herald Classified Ads. U*h t r u e th e y a a ll a f y a ll w a n ts .y f * f c c V v d y . a n d n u ic k ly , b u t t h e r e bi r r a ily n o th in g s l r a n g e ahnut* it. FOU R E N T — Mahoney o p ts., liKh r#rl» Ave- W ater and garag e furnished. C all Id —J . The Herald gors Into up|iro\imalely !15 ner cent of the lionics in Seminote t’ountv which mrum* that IhottITCiJa of people, read thq ml sagc you place in the Classified Colninns- F u rn i-lu d A p a rtm e n t fo r 'r . n t — P a rk A p ts.—P a rk Ave. and 18th S t. F rlg id aite. Rent reasonaU K Phone d id —W. P U R ffliw E l) ) - 1 o o T iF n n ,r t'nrh, Upstairs. S . m n <| |M,rrli. Ulnsv In. 211 la u re l. I'liotic U'0—W. NARitk I f , LONELY—Join “T h : . ^ S u t p ’ c a a f u l C orretpondenco C a ih t UoiLablt; in s c rip tio n s free, h e * BO, Oaklun.l, C alifornia. N iro F urnished 1! ....... upnitm ent llcil rui>t:i f J.Oil 323 Palmetto nnd 4th FOR RENT -G ro u n d floor fu rn ­ - N n r . E 7 0 H U lirC R H IE R S ished n p a 't t o r i ', threo room , to receive The H erald end b ath . M odem conv, nlcnc,*.1. a r.n a so a n y com p lain t so m ake 12th St. ami M jrtie A Vo. Ilnyanl 'Ifg a n llc g delivery tcrvi.*a p e a s e lle a liy f u . Phono 20.H. c a l l , 1U r i r e u la t io n Di i-rrrtm 'nt Furtiiftbcfd tiarnirt* 1 U:!ore rf i v All I l i a llr r u l J ic c |i# H ot W ater H e a te r — i tpcrdtl tit'. I very boy u n lll th a t ■ A pt. tfme and will U glad to tend gn> Serve sir,] Ibirch. (ia rn g - and w a ­ te r Included. Open fo r inspection, ^>seribirapep«r. ,Vpt. H. 121M .Muvmilin, S A N rO B ii DHUG CO. FOR R E N T — Furnished- gnniK . AV> D tl^fer—I none UU5 n p n ttm e n t. ( lose In. McLnulin, B- *N. N IP P E R “ Sign* e f nil l! 2 Wo F o u rth St: kinds. Ig S an fo rd P la n t and WwlDaper Oo. Phone ie-ldwt and Found 10— H oum m lo r H e n l 3ai. Herald Classified Ads ReachThousands T h ey I ’a y — P h o n e Lituc*# n f r#•<l*^•‘ *l,■’** i.f fitth eoo ii« I'urtk'w ii.lh o* •* f* 1,1 into lU Jli-U J* < anal, ro iio ts . Sew YofKi aw l vdll L,i’*l i .iiMl *4 *» xm Ji ll I f* 4<i .V and Kl.i.A '. 'v ; , Tim <'ti.4iti.iin u. x :\\ > t" ,iu rr‘ II"; (i<fi *»f Ii** nl) *»ni •» Ilf Ifl |4,Bf1 I*lltl III-*! I 111'f f*TNl*ll 111 lb*' Hl’*l‘ »/ I '1 , i i l l .* * . f ii H u t i i m 1*'' Mi * iilifill n fi| l*tT innnlh. T jln b A L I C — Ton K u^| T ruck, I .dumbo drive, Good condition, I M crilcot ru b b er, new lair. O iru p f R. r„ Sutton, Oil P a rk . Her. Iibiuire Il*ma n lj — * O f. *' ft HI K a r i n s F u r R n n t, *'♦..)* | Ml I I l f II* M l I ilv l.lt io.’Bfnt 1ti.il r 4 tii| t( *111*1 Hi Colored Churches T I I l N m r M E T H O D IST E PISC O ­ P A L CH U RCH Rev. H a rry L. B urney, p a sto r. Sunday S chool' a t P:*5 o'clock, P. W. S pears, tu n e rin te n d e n t. M oraine strviev* at lltlS •I s i t X I II HR s •|fi|»». I!*«- f"H»'UK4 t' 1 I**111 x f III" .its Mmi: Mini bvluU Mt li" i'll] *1 V if* 41Mil f||Y hl'ill1!! ■ i-nVl* iV tiitlt ill Hr id in din I I Ml Ml*' MT) %lI % set • illlr i f r i . rtilu, .111.1 moTN f%Hl It*?* III J t 14 *1* N* r i l ' l w J H i f < 4 l t " W 1* v i: I,**i Tl»i»- *3> ritA N K M ■ ilr r l i . T r il l lM ’M. ai.-einlluit li» 1*1 I* i A M U l I. K * tl «■*»**rH* *' Mf hum (111 r * ' .« f I 4’4‘ x l III i'lrtt 1 *•». |Mt:r 1 * *»! Mir imtill'' * , tislil-e e.f M.stllllisW l*(4tiiuy, k*!«F : fir %t i i n m u T !N l i m i l MU M "I.IT IU ! at.' n r T in : 'i . i . s r i t i i . * n » . i t n > o i 1 i i i : at %t i : n r r i .n i i iii % in 11|,t.V, (*»Fft*|el,i Millie! %4» l.tiitT iv r.v :I.N, .t 11 . m. r. i. i in* •■nm.tt 1II* PI Ml I* %I IMN. S oli,., I-. Ir "ti f- lilt,* It ■ T it , i**l i i i it. ttis'iA j i •'! * .* m % ., , » / ; ii m !••**,1, i l i e t i n t s iiM i t ii I*- ► , »i" * i 1 ■ 1 I f A t i i l « t?'*, • « K 1,1 1)114 m cl Ml" trr»!* .% ** |*A\ I»V. *1 ‘ -i—>1. m l • x f « ’ utl till! Ml I *4 4.11 l* r • *! <**» m l ) fa -* .1 l*y >'u*l f^ i- l * IIM * C l ill % llia.sa » .1, i V I •.« ! la Th*"' HII M il* "»'| i ii Ml Pit 11 li'r lim I Nil 11 l* i I f i i r f i a F " i l l 'l l . ' l l »♦*) H x r u fM ii i5 n i* * l lh * ’ | u i!t * l.iv **i N t m tn|*i r. M ". ■ f f lit .Ti b y i N i i t i A W i l l b ib * 11lltl A. 11 l l i'll If ", a , «1 >r |»ti«.|stitiu . In T i l l * ’ M u a t.* »t> N il >! M il ir h it *4 t **» tu jim * * it c o i f R i r.:l t >11in , ** n il iii1 r* in it * I Mi A|i»i i f f lb.**- 1!*•*• 4 M Mil « ‘ f t lif* I ‘ 111i l l . |Jos* t'M fllN . . f H*'i*ilu>/)il i'u # n ,l> , |t is. 11 -1 4 11 M f u r l l t r r f i r d i T i * ! M in i * l i ! " N i i l b 'x |m )iiib lM lix .| I,. M ix H i i H f x 'J tkll )** l n i e l l o | it ♦ I Cl H I M ' 14 ! D M itU* i l l ' l l ! t . i i i x ' l i u . * v l ii i t t i 1 in * £ Is •F I I I *’ %"■* I'* * * f %I * ■ ** M n 1* * ! * • * • Minti t, iKIui blti i*•*>.*If. i w e t *■ I A, e l l , , « | JT, h rl n l l . e i t i f n i p !. i.f | ! u » * ns i ix ilir iK ’ ■ i i Pf.it f t(«'|»’l*f (( sM| If. •"! IN I l l S uTfl", »L Kfieritl. (111 ii! flu * III**- I ' l t U f f > . ‘M i l , x t . oaf 1 I. *< i 4 l»i Mi l* |*s | »* U lU »» 11.#" * * » ft 1 TV lif l is. Its . .v frill!'>fcl ' NflTITf * sNislit# | I'M ltlllk . ml, rieliifii,»1(4. tl xml t* iMMri *1 I fee Ml t <|I M t ‘$4ll1i»li"t l l l . M l l '■I |% I.M Tj * U M U m I , « t ill I rii*: i* m f . i n V W V t « »• I .* Its. .U t. |N.*i’ 1*' , xf Hi* I'iilet . >*•11 l | l l * l * B * ' | l ‘ 1 . f k i l l N il" I i l l !, Vital i f It I i f f 111 t e l l M I l l ' l l , I 111 1‘\! I: NT I Ti « IIM I I I « I* PI.IIJHMI IN i* if ,' t l l l l l l I . "i l ,‘ i t t l i Mn • lx ! Hu l ilt . I ," * x f M il, A I* MU *, I** u n i.4. i i f f » r M ill o«f *%4, * I nf IMI* I in ttflM 1 H i If i|| * Vi*if, Hint *<,"-1* itP nm III l IkIa**.4 **1-*’ « 1*1 •*«»“*■ Is* *ti cf * fuil fx erino * * mi i i " f»M. in Hi«. 4*s>ni'" fiMtiimfif, A P. *"mNNIH I "I* «-■ • (..■ . I* all' *’ ‘4 1. 1 i |ji) M Pc, netting a t 11 o'clock. Rev. Iln w er, p a sla r h'ut.day ‘ rtpoRr a t 0.30 o'clock. J. N. I'limma, Miperin'.r.ident. Cedeiy Fin ni. pur Sn v: in acre. :t inch Jbnviog weT«( 2lt n r r x , 3 inch flow In,; weU. id -litres, 3 Ir^h fnw inn wells. W a n te d M iinilng "icrvlic ul II o'elork. It. V. P. IL nt 0:15 o 'd m k . M. C. M iiu'ly, p i . rfhenl E vening s r p i i v s m n nVlork. Sunday S ' lu .it teoelier*' m ee tin s an T uesday nig id a l 7:du o'rluc k. W iy lly p ra y e r m eeting on T n u x d a y nit;M m 7:30 o'clock. * «.|MI i : n r i r r t ii m u m • m i I \! M i l II « M M 4I w| ( | i n \ .Nfx O f i I I I : 1 .1: > • ; it i i *s r I T N I I J ! O I ' f IiM % l I l f fir I I I Ill I V xl'H F I . b * f s I ,I j; I l l ' l l Ifliif I> »I.«M : H IM llll I IM • " I* *♦ I s.i f » i V i i i i ii i i it S it ;?■*, 4 iti* 4 i!|*« fx * „ (t,|| x f .1 ill'*. I* J *, fji x n lt / ( i ♦,* l», m i i»fM « . 'll,. " 4u niii *| lit * "I n i i i m 1(1 acrit", 3 I t t . flow ing w tl ’ All cleared nnd irclgu'cit and ready for crop. Will accept m rtU.IUU RTllRE—P n ■ti o for pnrehn e price from re­ stilpU nns, D rugs, Socilu We sponsible buyeis. II- M. W uts n ate a* near as jo u r phu'--. Coll 107 Pm I: Ave, Fanr.inl. .1 ... ZION H O P E M ISSIO N A RY h IIA P T IS T CHU RCH Rev. If. W. W illia m ., ‘pa*tor, ,, Sunday School St 0 o'rRtck. ; , , ST. PA I I.'H IIAPTIST CHURCH Milrarki C oncrete Co, J . E. Ter aillvger, Prop. 3rd. and Elm . 1#t iliurti *n E vening fervicea a t *8 O’clock. T in : i in i i i t m i i r r w h jj Jim m i «t »m t i r n n u N . n *• • U r «4 * i w ik * it M m i t l, j: m u U MINlMi: Ml* ATM 1 W i l l N i l , | * iiiv li.ik i| .si T . t « l* 8 H r m u i i n %. in i t i %n i > t i \ M ill* N .i list I* i| 4 Is *• l - l i l . i l *1 RT JA M E S A. M. IL C H U RCH ' i '** V I ». IN.* • h i- f|}r«t *4iIII * . M *\r. m r u i U .i r K , i'iiui|*Uimini. Ruv. J. R. Eppvrann, p a rlo r. VH I Ml* ,*l* Itt my t l f Iiv .^ iihI lid# limit*' * ' I A A l I’H !V 1*1111.1.11*^ l#rf* mlniil •*|i|l|-« »Ml*H l*lt 1.1% « l i |sl |-4Ijn III Sunday School a l 0:30 o’clock. illlllMU III' 1*1 III.II ATIUN I *Ilie*lie a *4Mil 1 .4^ jNulil I. Hill |%» .Id |*ii ■ W rtilllJji**, I In f bunk. P re a sh ln g by Ihe p a s to r a t J. . !* e tieIII *11’#P tb r Mills H 111fit I I*iil, ■ i‘2 Hiillih lAlle'lllll AM1' 1 *.♦.» |«r-*f*wfi% MflUtiMl Ml HiinMl' \ sit tl!*’ II* !> !•%’ *i|*l*'i#Nl Nlt'l f« ■ o'clock. •I- **•!Hli M Miitltl.t lx 4%l) ■(in *4 1.1 •**» nlift ti|i|*t*nf uiwin SI.»• E vening srrv ic rs S t 8 o'clock .' M ar i ; i f i . W A 1 *2 M S . 1 II *t eldi **f H o . \ M Ifin 1•» lb*'. m . • ..I . r v w i . i ..r s i : i i Mill xf iSsixfl ijtil (*!• 4 .*«s«|ii»l >*MI N't *,. Tu i* .’1 ?t. MilllK*- M* la* I I I* „ |x « |* s i l l |*tl • T il l* * " I* (III >■ i* •..» ii jt i?» ii n ii« m 8 T. JOHNS IUI-TIHT C nU H C ll *'.iHrl J* t'F* H i: I lie 1 1 s *M ft fee rii* >.infxi'l ll. iaM I** hxirliv *1* * A. Rrudley, pastor. ' - , a | d 111■1 • ' ■j M«» I'* W » M| *s l Ml * , If *14M in t I**I F||i IIM l * i , .il Sunday School at t):311 o'clock. i||ilit w,|i.«Ml I" 1 |iii|i(i|i!i* till 4 111 I*if Ml*I*NIU| III • *>l*P**l*sl .«.|Jm *l t ii< | | lilt l * « 1| | * * * s| | s t r i l l 1% !• t i l l * 0 . ir flfir M fp i'* i l * r* . fin r m i t f "T !i Prcnciiing aetclcea a l ll* * 0 it'll II* • ! J I H»l I ii. AHH. I'lH*. T b . i t *■ l. | . x ! I M N i . f*siI oVlock. -4 » ! | 4 i ' l l i l i | I V im 1 . i l l i*l II*"" III *|i,*' ". .*t 'l i \ i V i M f t* til# • N x * i'll *1 (In III • I* *1,14 xf JiMIrs ! I' M i ' l l ‘ H i t Mt I • »* I* I Is If-* M b i l l ) **• W omnn'a Homo M .tiioft roaots * rf \| . Il 4 •• * a I li, ll.M* l l ! * »l N.ib| 4s* t f 1(1* a« 1« i »l • l 3:3, M. . ' • ■ * * -'*•«' -111 * itiit lx* •* Hi *'l* *11*|*1!v*i %. ,* (tip 14% *|not I Is* I f IM Mi tl* II. Y. K IL 'V (I:3 U I', itl " * I, ■list I K * . 41 H li Is* V- H i |a| I . M l l l i ' d l i H|*lvuiI Fffll.fsal * ». I 'l p f#sf b# IT I ft|| *•*'«• f l b DcMillunn) ttiorling n t 7:3(1 P. IF. in *ojst , | * at* il.n * tu h . In in .J.Scrvlee* a t 8, It. \ | M.k INHI)‘. i'*»in il| » M ts 'iiii.t, I * . . i* ti ■ »t 1 a>lx|*blMi * 1 *1 N i-‘ f l «.| la | ' I.f M I | I tsf P rn y rr niertln g on T uesday and T l.u t.d u )' lllgllts. U al.er's hoard ini-ets W ednesday rle h t. » t'h n ir tv h caisal on F rid a y n ig h t. Distributes Carload of Fruit to Hospitals BUILDING ,4V|«0CK&—Irrigation b u u s a n d g t n ral cem ent work. A rnrjllal Invllntlqp la eaU ndcd lo all fa a tte n d the service*. n h t im FOU REN ( —Snuill Ih rrn roidn coltaya- lim it ct. re a r of lot at 17U5 J ln u n u li, A uiiiim - H ouse , I i - XOUCL needa p a in tin g lnaidi< atul out I Maaioha «•*» e n d G raham truck* s n j n d tic r w ill ta k e p a rt of re lit / O n i n k U t M u w * Phono 8. in labor. IlH.tiU per m outh. In0, rpu S N O W T H A T YOU luire a t IleraiH office. M*’II*H d 1" nbl'dlli f |M|'»ll lx *1 Ml i*i*i«l»ii"»lt H* u ilb iik > I 'l i u r i i y , F fm --‘J f YOUIt u i a j s e l Itlli, eaiii'p IF It I* r k ( l i r f l i t i r I'liiiB • • 20— F a rm * F o r .Safe* 111 »* 14i’l l. N |sl «l ,* *x»1 Mil I e'en f l T O P ftS P A lR F .I' W H EN lx * |lltl 1It-"e| if il |ft|i ill. f I II i!" I III! hit I" U B f c b o a IT AT SA N FO RU Hhil " U r , t i . P i x l In l i . I ■ * •|o1s-1 C E LE R Y HI IL L K IN O . U *l i ' M . i h i t . | lu iii.l m u i i iei- »sftV ELT1. W O RK S 115 NO Itt, 20 it HU ut-rei .tilin g fiowin;. ►* ill N i ris,. i A . c u l t i %,*im a I.) lEN'UH AV E. Well*, p ure w a ter, perfect irri- I all IMlf Jfldls i t i l l III! I t l!»a| mi. R ^ ! " f u r num per crop. I— l l i p n n r j o S e r v i c e D c iiin t le K a n f.i V M o u J sonn "no lie) fur fits i paym ent, liar, WIGHT PRINT SHOP •JIVJ'PY ttrv .eo on any thing in< chestin', tjn i.k it. tin'll. ‘ printing. A phone crsl will get II, M. \tn t* ut" l o ; 1'aik Avenue. your man. Pjona *17—W. U lUil read Asa. n m l on tin* second S u n ila y V f 3 o'clock. ’ ‘ " I A*** Hull* it | fulliM'F, ft FUH HKKT»*liu.ipulow Tut .itvd • t 2 12 1 rA lm rlto / vmuo, 12 **1.00 k— A u t o m a t i c 148 ,.|. s,t* ,n ', n llr r •> tilKblfNi l*M FOR RENT—‘New House* of 5 rooms, hath and ' hieakfasl loom. Call at II I E. 21st St. 10 - A .... •■PST -B unch <rf k e y , w ith of l*c A. Conoley on Rearanf, R eturn to ow ner, Onk- Avenue. uU I'nunty, Florida. •. Term s: m an. tVwrrtinarr lo pa* (nr o J4H "tt.' HIM Hprrlnl lla M 'I In C iiw d rth ' r e s c u e a n d J o n lo r V.Vu i . r V e w to neMOeil th-M C hurch in e rt a t 4-V . M. . . . . • llifl'f |»iaB* M^rt* tffftmrtwd itlii*!#i « nUlfttl I'purl h till I fur I ■ P re a ch in g n t 8 I*. M . %i*rrr in In lrrIu AN* 11*liA HAN’*!Tt 1\ I* Iti* i*.Mit|4i»limni uvhI TIIUIIAH d i : r r i : u s o \ a i x c t o n »* i t * • A L L EN C H A P S ). A . M. & . ft tiiliiiii, mut >i*ii nr** b irrv )' ty* iuI*.owl | ** In* Hint nppHHiif AIM trt m.*C H U R trn , -r r Irfriihii I h tif lis ini ik r Slh Aor »»l Aliiy, |i« tvdf, tli* *4i»iii* Im'I ai; » E o r. W. R. C oficy, p a d or. Hull* ^ ajc i»f Hit* r*.)i»«, sit u»* Sunday School a t l>:30 o ’rloek. ' ‘••nil lloiibfa in Hinfiiril. FlitfMe« Mill Upon fiillllir* Ih rlflu , Ihr* m il M orning1 service* a t I I o'clock. tilir »*f a <*iii i»l 11tit will lit* in k m i*i C h ristia n E ndeavor m te ta a t d cen'fBiM-il t»> you end fl»« cnubn pr> t H rii luitft*. Il N tin tlu r nrttt'm t llinl fftN P .M . iin|(f«* ii« p u i i l tt* *1 in i|o* Hanf*t**1 It i »l«1. a Ltw **|m|M*r |iiiMI»hn! H SH ILO H D A PTIK T C H U R C H *•;■id roituijr* i«*r m |*ci i«mI «>f i **ut *4*’i“i 1*111lit* II «*( It *Rev. J, Slpltti, ‘p a sto r \\ I v m ; w< ti»r tmit*Y niiif offii’irtl *4 ni*> I'lh 'n ii i*i**iii nt lli** Sunday School a t 0:30 o'clock, 1 n f in i »l Ii it'ii •! it ilia1l i t «‘lrm lt 'd o m in g ivrvieea a t 11 o 'c lo c k *kt* Mini** nf l^kittda, in mot 4c!ii|ni.ii i if*i id i . on t li In Him kill. E iv n lu g service* a t 8 o'clock. l.i > A pill, i n k i: D u riii \t> O tk , MV. MARA1I P . II. C H U RCH IU t M. WKRHKM Rev. L. W. W ifUams, p a s to r t'lflU . , Sunday School a t o'clock. iv T in ; I ' l a c u a u s n u i ' «»»"riir: M orning services u t 1) o'clock. T w s : \ r t . . T i l l i u s j i itivi.vs. l l ll t 'l i t i n ' tsiis *t i t h o r Serm on by p a sto r. I 'l.o lllll I l> AMI l liu SKUIN. Preaching a t A I*. M. Serm on by o i l : m i m i . I \ S IM M i : ms HA M u r 1" Ill'll. (IIMI .VM> l.l A.\ visiting pastor. .'H.Si «*| n i l l.V. u 4tir|Mi|itll«»4 t i|iii|*(st ill *ill, Young People* V olunteer R and , VH ' 1 .1 I HTI^VAIIT * < Hi M. MimIhnM m eets a t d:1U 1*. M. m u i i i; u p m m i i .h h E vening services n t 8 o'clock, n\ m : N*4l' i' M In i » iii li'lirii ib.it mil - with special serm on by the p aitoK .II I Mint ill 4II lit* l-t M t|l'*»44‘ Ml 1ii(n |l'k |i 1*> 411**1 M b* 11*11li i 1*4 til . till' |Hm*114 I'litil ••"if litl|*U *»Il III'*' I t'L E A ttW A T E tl M. IL C H U R C H JUlll. llhy ill Al.irfti, \ l» iS”*, t, ,ilA T h lfn t'a Subdivision **1*1i'* 11 lit* I ff in l|M ftkalb , I*** Rev. Isa. Ilu rato n . p a sto r #t in iiin * (lir i«Hi, “’ % i*i Mni| i l 1 Sunday School a t 0:30 o'clock, It'll#, tu iiw*ni **f Mu I V utI M •**•• II*t*| 111 jiHllfl't il. S*4'44llllflll>< 1''wljlfil j M orning services n t u o'rlock, KI*ITlltel* N ill nf l»r fill Tsli»\ '♦* Ij h i . m m r ? r n ;;; ! i i n ; T-rTorYr ' TJii' I.onl'a Supper will b« ‘o ^ M lidlitl amt M»v **»[*{ 1141 Ml Nil, llitiTUM Mu Il'iTlI bill. I 15— Aporlment For Rent C LEM EN TS A IT S .—(ill! Park Ave. A pts, fo r re n t available A pr, 1. A pply A pt. 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M I ’M ft* l ir (•«»<• l( e I I . I 'lliM - ll H ln ilr * ib f«F ' Hi* a , T u l.ll . . . JNfai f c o f IM llll let)*, f-«H l|fUr u f H* 111 I n t4a , I. A M T I I I It l i t : A . N A N f ‘u » f c U r * i f b , ’ R ^ - il I ft*#»f !l|u «i* i* l»> a tx la Mti'fi t i x l<4 I**- |le" , atul Mft'ur*. ba ireFfurt ftfsti. .Vgit*# j ruMi*' Irmb'ii K l|"IH , Jkl , .,*»*.•*# ; # , i s i's t i t * . b F«»F‘ J - I H 'f e .T 1. iri r.ft: li y:M ; ••je.irrT* iiM.UP.ia4 ;u e<w a , 1 .1 1 1 .1 * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1929 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 06, 1929 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <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 The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 06, 1929; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2c9738b89dda1200ad57ccc8aa17f4b3.pdf 75a8974b05e2c7e4dfbfd87dd5cc28b9 PDF Text Text J • V & Sinclair Loses Fight FIRSTSIGNOF n Supreme Court ROWONFARM o EscaneJail TeritxI§S0R'HMI President Awards Trophy To Aviator WASHINGTON, Apr. 8^-v (IN S )— President Hoover to­ day presented the Harmon Trophy to Carl Ben Eieleon. of Hatton N. D„ as a reward for having contributed the most valuable servlr# to lha nrvmotlon of aviation In the Vr, f 1028. Tleleon thrn an Inspector of aviation fop th* Department of Commerce on >ave, flew over th# North F»l#r from Point Barrow to Spits­ bergen. Col. Charles A. Lind­ bergh received the trophy'last year for hts flight to Farts. SOLON, FACING Rf 'ol7crs T°mo"°w SITUATION LIQUOR COUNT, Ane",°°" For Duc““ g BORDER IS SAID i Proposed State Sales m Tax TO BE BETTER DENIES(URGE confentng wit ha nomocr af but.ness men. Similar gath»rlng» at# being h.-ld * '( over lit# stale, It was said. Th* gist o f th# bill It found M Secretary OfWarSaya M ic h a e ls o n . C o n g r e s s i n lion thrrf c f )U petition*, Crisis Due To Clash m a n F rom I l l i n o l S t t u measure, which i* stated to bo road mg as fo llo w tffH . » •* •* _ _ - . re *—m ■I,, -i n * n u Introduced In th* atat# LegUlkture. .w!'Up»a n r r y -4rttfB3intH*gl8N6w ( l I V t t D i « v C T i e l H 1TI |, r ,pceted to ye*u t tn united ,ae- or com inn nre within thi, sthte In L o s in irA c u te n e a * for or against the orepoeal. Bny bualnesaor making sales to I’ress DenyingGuilt pon ultimate consumer, the BegrinsToBeEvident Local merchants and Hi»ln“»» the ultimate consumer, meaning WASHINGTON, Apr. 8>— By iHighestTribunal houses have recsived numerous ad­ CHICAGO. Apr. H - ( I N S ) - vices within lha pask-two or three the purchaser of any aillcla who (INS)—*Tho altu«t1on i t « ► WASHINGTON, Apr. 8. — docs not buy such artlet# for re­ Congrresman M. A. MWmelson, days, all of them opposing th# co, Arizona, which Buffered WASHINGTON. Apr. 8 — (IN S )—The flrat open sign o l * of Chicago, nndcr fcleral Indict- bill and urging support of a move­ sale. the amount o# such tax to be from bombing from rebel two |>cr cent of tn# value of the (INS)—Harry- F. -Sinclair, Five-Ccnt T a x Tenta­ disagreemeirj between the Hoover mint on a eha.Ve of smuggling ment by whch It 1* hoped to deplanes and an exchan*e o f Minor Into the United Slates, t > feat its nassage. There are al* > altlclc sold, as shown by th# gross ahota between American ca v­ millionaire oil magnaate, to­ tively Adopted A t admlnltratlon and Congreee over day h*d "nothing lo add” tn hi* those who favor the tax a* a proctied* derived from the sa'* and M e x ic a n day loft a fight in the su­ 130 word talegram lo new/; tpe>* ■•nuns by which the state tax bur­ tlieieof by the seller, escept ss alrymen Lakeland Meeting agricultural relief appeared to­ preme >court to escape a 00 In which he **t forth lit# “ tra.h nt n may be plaint upon the shout- hereinafter mentioned. Th# mess (fjldlers twit vdp«k, pppeere day as farm leadrr* on Capitol and fact* concerning his widely dris of eve.vone. Supportir* as­ ute of this tax l* the valua of the to bo clcnrlntf. Secreury ®* The second step In a movement 1111 began the actual drafting of day jail sentence Imposed sert that such a bill would not to entire aa'c* made In thi, atateWnr Good declared todgr.. a.rod predicament. to advertise Florida celery A copy of the-proposed measure for refusal to answer ques­ throughout the country was takin a new farm relief bill fo r Intro­ Tho Congressman'., * u ’ emept, discriminatory nor unfair, "Thing* are moving gong shoot Its* been received her# and w.ll E. J. Troltrr, secretary of tie walrh break* a long a lenee, wss as normal a way as on# could tions of the Senate Public Frturday with th* o ff* u u i on i f duction at the special session U read to the meeting, with the Chamber of Commerce, made puS sent out after a leng.re rent.*expect who. has knowledga of Ijinds Committee, dnripg the tho Florldp Ce’o.iy Association, a wttk hence.’ .. ence with hi, altorntv, llcpeJIit lit- tjsnt fo jthe meeting, after round-tnblo discussion following. Meslcan border conditions, whose «o:e purpose wl.l be to * i.l ■* Teapot Dome Investigation. th* American public on the mer­ Armed only with pretldeirtllal Hoover Opposition To Short of Chicago, and w;.» confined •a|d. "General La**lt#r ha* le.Utly to n Uenl»l i f the cbsrgii Th« raso was fought through its of th# Florida-grown product. generalities and a few euggrttpyetty full Instruction* becana* “Rough S tu ff’Calls lodged against him O ivicusly tbe<, Th# Association w *. formed »t ions from Secretary Of AgriculSaturday’# #v#nL''. tw0 court• before reaching the stiBtegy of his d efo ra * b c ig a conference o f representatives Forth Instructions Referring »o “ >• ^bonds* which Supreme Court Sinclair wa* found Irom-tha Sanford, oarasola and ure Arthur M. Hyde, the House and k,pt arc ret pending hit tr»wl. l i t w#r# dropped for th# third, time foi May 0, al Jacksonville, Fa. guilty by a jury In the District of Manatee districts. The meeting Senate Agriculture Committees at noon Saturday and to a « • * « WASHINGTON, Apr. 8. — When asked whether Congress Cqi'unbla Buprems'Court. In ad- wa, he'd In lakeland, and tho»u that a patrol of th# T#nth Oaw* planned to write their own bills man Mlchatlion would disown tht (IN S )— President Hoover's llldb Atfea to the three months jail representing th# local growers wet# Fred r, Dornrr, John O. and Vhrn submit them to Iho rated opposition to nvcneatouS' lenky baggage dticovired al K»V '‘ ce he waa fined $600. at 8:60 A. M. Saturday, White House for approval. An ef- <*•** and “ rough stuff" In pro \Nrsl, Fla, on Jan. 3, lt»28, or at­ said tha situation was more acuU circuit court of appeal* wa* Ilendrr and K. W. File. tempt to sliuw Urat stillfo Under arrangements tentetbrly then as # result of th# oe#u»___ , to- decide the questions of enforcement has prompt planted the liquor In hi, 'ugikgi, auonled by the conference. » J >,vr t j o r t -niWT In* matin during the week rncea but there was "nothing to . liw amt ratified th* ess# to tht H'hl U l.'fK ^ M Iy proposed, wa* to SCcuro >ome further word from Hearings UponRoyall, Altnrncv Short refused to answer Infernal Machine Dis­ ed the prohibition bureau to call indicate It was any more *o to­ ‘ high"*court. The Indictment grew favored but t. hehurdm. Mlrhaeson'* "truth and fact*' paying tlu President ai to his wishes on the attention of administrator* statement lo the pres* lead as covered By - Janitor • Carter And Racing day than then." out of a *e**lon o f the Senate l hr' Ux wa, not placid entteilv Secretary of Stat# Sllmaon al­ legislation but. if thi, falls, to the regula'Jona and Impress lullows: Public Land* Committee on Mar­ i >n th# grewen Three cent* far Hi l l Get Spotlight so look an optimistic view o f th# Before Its Delivery '■because Of the widespread pub a , 1924. Sinclair declined to r ,^ld be the levy on fanner* wh'le (tot ess will assume full re upon them the necessity of strict • situation. He said tha svsnU of jf* — ~ ilrity given un' Indictment tharg aniwer any questions on.advice of L?a other two cent* would bo •pombilily for tbo new agriculTAl.loMIASSEE, Apr. 8. — the past three or four day*, re­ NEW YO RK, Apr. 8 - ( I N S I — mg that I violated the laws of tno compliance. placed a* oMux upm marketing, counsel. ferring to th# entire Mexican agencies, irate manuiJcturrrs an] 'jural mraiurt. . Prohibition agents were warned United State* by transporting Expert* of thp l*>ntb »qu*d twin/ (IN S )—An abundance uf vocal situation hsve made It less alsrosHe contended In the trial that railroads, it wa* atatrd. An adverThe one new ,uggritiun offered liquor in my trunks and haggare. wets* scnrvhing their fllr* to trace fireworks la assured thi* week ing than at any tlm# during tha the Senate Committee wa* abusing Using fund of $I&U.IXX) to $2«8V by Secretary 11><>« during hi* ap- that failure tu comply "will sub I deem I, my duty to give to tno IU power t » rompcl tcemnony to (K)0 would be raised by these *ne- peurunrv* before l».e two commit- jeel '.he offending officer to disci­ a member-elect, ipy ronstituenl* o| the' sender of the bomb address'd for both branches of the legist* past thro, or four week#. tu Gov. Franklin D. Rouavelt, ture when the Senate hear* Gov The War Department la oaalraid In (ogisUtlcn, ah,| was rngagi-J tnod*, It was estimated. tevt—that the propo*ed federal plinary action or In aggravate! Represent Stive* of the Seventy lust Congress, uf which 1 am also vviiith «»» nrcldental'v dlscovj-.vl ernor Carlton’* charge* against lou* of clearing th* question Of In a judicial Inquiry to obtain evi­ The entire amount would le farm board lie placed within the whether Mexican federal troop# dence fur use In crimnnal rase*. •pent on advertising, ■•olh In newj- ugrirulturo' dcpoi'jnent—met with ruses, removal front the service. a nirinber-eleel, my constituent uf in the geni-tal postofflc# here yet Jerry Carter, firm er hotel com had fired on the Tenth Cavalry More attention wa* d'rccted to lli« congressional district of III today. Knrlalr ai that time waa under fire n.per* and magaxinev Effoila w.V conrlderablc opposltinn In ronnois and the people of thistnuntty i mu,, to push the matter to an miss loner and J. It. Royal), sue patrol or whether they war* rebel for the TV*pot Dome oil lea»e. ft wa* hoped ’.'i*t some •aiu,.nigrva, ionul circle*. Member* of the obtaining and use of search in taige the truth and far's re troop*. Thus far only meagre Justice Dutlei delivered the ra.i'y consummation »o that ■ lioth Senate and House Commit­ warrant* than 'J> any other single guiding I hi, nutter. tion In the rcconls might Identify pended head of *jh# slate fish and reports have been received from workable plan m»y •* devl»ed by court's opinion. II* reviewed the the beginning of the next celery tee* declared they felt the hoard ' First—My trunk* and bsggige game department and when th* Gen. Lassiter.' which throw tm the msnufacturer of tho homo «* subject and agent* were told that retire history o f the “ oil scandal" shipping aenson. tinnsportrd to the United blale* umi who ha* boen In 'he hand, • f local option rare truck bill la iu light on the question. would be an independent body. “ t)ic principle* th*| (iiibudy.-the (mm Cuba did not contain any in Stimaon deprecated the Idea of cs.es and to the court’ s action IK “ In theory," observed Senator essence of conslltu'jonal liberty tukicMtiug Uquur* of any surt or tho police before. Pecularitie, in trodured in the House. American armed Intervantlou bssetting aside the Teapot Dorn# and Frailer (It) of North Dtko-a, the mknm-r of constitution ol nchameler. The governor's charges against rauae of the border occurrence ana Elk Hills less**. He sleo reviewed “ the board ought to be In the De­ und security ^forbid all Invasions "Second—My trunk, and bag ft real machines have been record­ Good declared lha us* of Ameri­ the Dougherty cds* in which the partment of Agriculture, but on the part of the government gage, upon arrival at the poit of ed herp and It was M levcd that 11<>j all and Carter, attached lo hi* can Armv airplane* against robs court held that whPa the Fenatc rJ lesla for sena-jqrial confirmajudging on pave eipertence. It and It# employe* o f the sanctity Key West, contained no Intoxle* some detail in the construction "f plane, would be only In th# #T*St$ has wide power* to compel testi­ must be outilde. I 'Jiink the farm­ of a man’s ' home qtid th* priva­ ting liquor of unv kind. the l-$mti *ent to Gove Ilooaev.dt li t of the suspensions of the of overt, seta f bomb dropping MS mony. the testimony must be pert“ Tb.td— My trunk* snd baggage might provldo a clua. aid no n o amf jier* would bo more satisfied to ft rarr department heads, were American self. Ho said tnent to th* Inquiry and to aid in It insported in the United hta'.o* Meanwhile Fire Chief ChaFe* Opportunity for the better rel­ have their affairs, controlled by cies of Id* life.” fort would bo mad* to received by th# aeaalq Friday In j not contain any ..Intoxicating Referring lo securing search it. V.enacting Isolation . Johnson o f llrlaixU ff, N. Y., M il Mexican r+uw* Hying i iction of n life vocation will be an independent board." a K j ' Ns csMresslonal committee. lha kryn»r.e of a n u n s In “ Vo­ wurrat.Vi the regulation* providei f * 4 V»r of guy ktvsl. Chief Edward Swanson of Nortn executive session. Th# communi­ Iran territory. “ I think thp whole suerms of ■A- '- e t j n u n tl4 l<r held, has' power to cational Guidance" to bo offered Officer* should bear In mind F y u r lb - I committed no offense Tarrylnwn wetv pushing their tn- cation* were filed snd President * against tho law* of the* United visllgation inlo a fire, reported to Parrish I* expected to #pploirti MEXICO CITY. Apr. 8^ -(IN B ) i„. ' J * Into frivate affairs of an In­ this week to the pupil* of the our relief plan depends on this that the decision to search onr's hoard,” »ald Senator Csppor (p ) Stale* ‘ . . .In cnart|n|t hnve been of Incendiary origin, —Feeling that the baekbon# o f * J it* ^ ‘.SvWual sn’- ess .it. aids is to lw Seminole High School. The pur­ of Kan*a*. “ Tht board should null home and property “ Fifth—I nm not gullly of any which did $100,0181 damage to the aperisl rommltlee* tomorrow to the revolution In Chihuahua CI'Y pose of the atudy is to aid hoy* bo hampered In any wav. I pre­ reached upon tho basis of fact charge columned in tho ind&:(- hotne of Gov. Roosevelt'* daugn- hear testimony »up|iortlng tho ha, been broken, Gen. rlut&nx> and girl* of tho advanced grade* fer - to hav# ter, Mr*. C. II. Hall, near Tarry- rharge* a, well ns the defense of Calif*, secretary o f war and it ind« twndent and not rumor, suspicion, or went. •Sixth—At Ihe bsr of Juslire 1 town sarlv the accused. *-'dt.y commander In chief o f alt th# In the erJection of a vocation, for and outride tho Agriculture De- guess work and thal one's hunt# To Go lo lominltire Thomas C a va g y . a 46 year-nM anil place of business' are not <o a.II r*tnfili*h beyond a |Hm,ibiii'y federal armies today took p*rwhich they are be»t fittrd and In lUSkmenh'* ■it doubt tbo Uuth uf th:*, my lalxitvr. discovered Iht- bomb a* Representative Dan Chappell of Ininvaded forcibly and searched ,onnl command of tho campaigns which Ihty are moat Interested. “ It ought In be absolutely Inde­ •tatenienl.' ite swept Ihe floor of the sorting Miami will intlrodure llie rnca In the ecnlrsl stales against the Prominent and aoccesaful lo­ pendent,” added Scitk'-ur Caraway dpon mere suspicion. An officer Is room in I be outgoing mail divls.t.n track bill In Ihe house. It wa* re­ rd igi"Ua Insurgent* and In Sina­ cal men have In-en Invited to (II) of Arkan»a». "W e shouldn’ t m.'- clothed with authority to vio­ of Ih- postoffice. Accidently step­ potted here today. Ih e bill will loa »g »t»t Gen. Maso's rebel Strikes In Mill Area speak *j > tho pupil*, presenting turn It over to Hyde. It* a big late the law." ping upon a corner of tho pi-k.i/o . referred lo (he coinmMne on furer*. {searches and siisure may legal • -U N D O N , Apr. 8. — (IN S ) — their vocation* from the stand- enough proposition Continue Unabated lie heard a bis. and saw a p oll of be to stand Gen. Callr* ha* established hla public nmusemenl*. It I* computed |y be made with or without seaieli smoke. roint of opportunity, public evrvAttempted assassinations with heudiptarters al Aguas-Callanto alone."' lie promptly stamped nul the of Trammell, Melbourne, chair, planning to send 10.000 troqpa CHARLOTTE, n '. C., Apr. 8.— bo^>s in the Indian legislative Ice and financial return. Thosn "1 prefer* the provision In my warrants where an officer h»fire, as be thought, und Ids^ foot man: Toma»elln, Okrecholiee, vice wcH.founded reason to believe (IN'S) —TliO threat id aildilional * gainst tho religious rebels Aslmhly s'j New (Selpl led to two who will nddre** the pujiils in- new bill." Senator McNary (It) of walkout, holered over *trtke-lurn .mashrd Ihe roneetiuns laid out to ihnlrman; Fullerton New Smyrna; ("Crlslero*") In tho control urpts. according to' advice* rlude Dr. A. W Knox wlio *pokr Oregon, chairman, »aid “ —creat* that a violation of the law i* "-.nil" the bomb. The package ch# M| am|; t'arroll. I’cntn textile renter* of th two Caro­ stnles. After this campaign has prjte.1 by hfttrnoop aewlpaprr* this morning <»iw “ Medicine a* * ing an independent frderpl farm being comtniv.ed. Th# exception lina, today, a, 6,000 employv* then I doused In water. A* arr.ng ^ Smllh| U k l, City; Oliver, gotten underway, he reported that h<* today.• rhomb, wen; IJtlihood;" Fred T William*, who board by a||iointment of the Is provided in Section d .of the eunlinurd tu *tuy awav from the in, Ihe open ng of the package he planned to proceed to th* west ttawn In • the assembly bouse •will talk Wednesday on engineer- President. I think the farmer* Willi* I'amrbell *Jt. making it ■nils. Frrd Erwin Ileal, B union would have caused several matehe, West Palm IIracli; h-*>ke* Pana­ roast to supervise th# campaign ma Cityj Lancaster, Saratoga; a misdemeanor to search a pri­ lo hare ruhlied against aamlpap)*, 4#h wis'-rcuvvilcd at the time, Ingj II. F. Whilner Sr., who will will bo Iletter plea»ed with »uch representative s|ieaking at I'lneHi. Petersburg; Perry, of th, federal army sweeping up a per­ Way, • peak Thursday on husinr»sj R. II. a board." fill! nt»r. fininc* Minister S ___ vate. dwelling without a warrant. vlllr, near liharlotte, deelarrd that filing the fuse. This led Manatee; Sledge. Montlccllo; Mai- SiniJoa In pursuit of th# robal* cussion cap which, wilh the ex­ It" nl*o I* an affense against Chapman, who will talk Friday on employe* uf the High Slimyn Pending some definite word rg# Kchuiver. J. retreating Into Sonora* plosive placid In a short piere n( llicwii, Jurkaonvillr; lluxrn4 !lr»u* ante broke, out-III (b#-jrsll<T>. farming^ and Fred T. Wilson, who from the President, House and federal l»w to maliciously or Mills of Manvf le-Jrneke* , Plant p.|ie, was rmbi-ilileil in l>ee»w*v. tonl, and Pepper. I'crry. number r o f' persnhs were will appear nerj Monday In an Senate rnmmiitrra will wrlld bill* witliot/j probable cause to pro­ will juin the strike thi, wrrk. The fire in ihe llall hump Iocs11mi|c iimcnliirt' In httndlinjf lh® Five th<iu»aial em|4oyr, are on , eked dowrn .apd afliAr'.Were In­ addreat on law. this week for the rrea'Jnn of a cure a search warrant, or to , *• led near thut of John D. IlockThe talka will be gWrn at the farm hoard, s $.100 ooo,Don fed­ ertbe It wilh unnecessary aeveri- • strike .al Gastonia, N. C.. ami frU-r at llriarcliff wa* first l « . race track bill will involve refer­ . India Dfflfe^nffirtah. sold Union, Grrrnvjllr, Woodruff ami ring I be measure l<> the publie ty had-no confirmation of the chapel period at 10:16 o'clock uv eral revolving fund, advisory j ty Anderson, In South Carolina. The Ileved to have lien mused by de amusemenls rommltlee for hear­ fertlve wiring but invest'gallon tempted bombings. An evening me morning. The public 1#- rord- council* of farmer# for each crop South Carolina atnke* are a pro­ rive all'll that ihe elrrliid ly was ing*. The committee *e»*lon» will CAPONE FRIEND HELD Lwspaper published In lte w P<-l- ially Invited to hear the *P **h "» and alablllsatinn corporations to teal against u recently inaugur­ cut o ff Slncr (here wa* no heating lj. fratureil lor »plrlle<l debate* handle surplus rrn|i» during emer­ I sent, the Information tha-j tho H w u announrul today i»y t»• ate,! “ atrtteh-oul'* aystem. RENO, NeradaTApr. 8.— (IN S ) apparatus working it was liellevid nnd protest* NEW YORK, Apr. 8.— (IN’ B) by r|-Jsen» or smi, exploded, wrdcklng three McKay, principal. gencies. Ibilh committee* likewise be the f re beads that the lilaxe group*. The rciwrt of the commit­ — For the fourth day Mix. Helen* The lineup at p<|tc* headquar­ C IVIL WAR HERO DIES nvernmenl benches, sad filling will provide government aid for ters today held William O'Don­ Garnst I’ stton Inman, daughter waa of incendiary origin, reports tee then I* based on this lesti- of an Indiana rlergyman, waa to h* legislative chamber with cooperative marketing a*»ocl*. nell uf Chicago, who la eald to JOHNSON cTi t V! Tenn., Apr. H icarhlng here atatrd. Guv. Roosevelt ha* received m«*ny• Kivorabli report would tak* the stand today in her djIlona, including federal loan# »o hav, declared that he I# a friend — (IN S )—Sergeant Eddie \Vehh. limed, * ■ •die cooperatives tv? Increaa* o f Scarf are Al Capo"*- He !* 87. who pullfd thu lanyard on the ihtrai* recently, frlriul* »*ld here bring the bill befor, Mie houre vore* battle with Walker P. In­ The police immediately locked rAiarved with shooting to death gun that fired the first shot in liduy, but |hry hail been fi'ed in where nil the member* would be man wealthy Duk# tobacco for­ all the door* It wa* said, while their membership. Kianitaus Ksdlowsky, 26, a Brook­ Ucfensa of Fort Sumter during the the "crank file'' In the riccutivr given an opportunity to speak for tune heir. a starch wax. mad* for the au'*lanit* Supporting her plea for aNro* lyn bariwr. Poll*#1 aaf ha *d- war between tho slates, wss dead mansion wilh numerous oilier ol a or against.It yn ba fo<J of ‘tile trim*. Th# two men 2 HodicH Discovered milted the ■laying. similar naiurr. tier# today. The’ week * l»« Is espccled to gallon of 1ho $76,000 prop*r tf arrested Were'said to have eonWASHINGTON, Apr. * - l l . N » ) wlrness the Introduction o f the »■ ttleinrnt ,ho signed at tha tlm* In Forest Fire Ruins 1 fasted. Thg'fWtrsg* was eonmet- G.nopal Chang T*unChang,(hinrs. rebel Ladrp who re-rmly cap­ IOscaped Prisoners ed 'with ,(h# (h<t that the l’r*»' Carlton s 1 g fjn||| (|||Tr| ^ (Im a n y •labor- f inrluding Governor Carlton' DAMABCUB, Va, Apr. 8 Idfwj of (ha assembly, Fatal, was tured Cheefoo, Shantung Reported Captured tax u.'peara U> b* panning an extenreform measure. Represent*- ate further on bar claim that scheduled to « D * a ruling ‘ •*1 *iv* campaign with ‘ he capture (INR>— After battHnfc a gigantic live* of **ve rourt clerks snd coun­ •be signed the agreement harana* | day's session upon th# FubUc of Talnanfu and Talngchow. Chan­ forest fire for hour*, a crew of BATON ROUGE. Apr. 8- ty tax assessor*' assurlsllon at * uf threat. She seek# an award Safety Bill, which ha*v arou.td tin g, as hi* abjeettve. accord« « 60 men early today ram, upon ( IN S )— Four convicts who escaped l T».i..l heqrlnrs 1st Wrtk th* charredreadle, of Robert Coruf t?:,n.ono instead «r th* arigtoal — much controversy throughout In­ lo information received *t the from the atate penitowliary - beee NEW YORK, Apr. 8v—(IN B )— Rain. nrtt 44. and Robert Key*. 23, aeir,-nirnt. ' ■’ 20 Sunday wrrc reported raplureil wv- pa,iv with th# governor and O. . %1 * , .*>’.ate Department today• 46 To date Mr*. Tnman ha# mad# . both o f Damascus.------------ ~ Th*'first"fctal prostration due to Dvnvrr, Colo., K. Reaves of Tampa, who I, tak­ In p m s iilt i lo f ihl* tampalgn. A Central News dlipateh-from day. One of - them was caught st The men vrtre a part o f an­ tha record torrid war* which is Cl #ar. , blanket denial of all o f th# . 00 Magnolia, Miss., and three other* ing an lmf.orti.nl parj In draw­ sensational rharge* of h#f hus­ $0 Detroit, Mich., Bombay said that th* bombs foe report aa'.d, Chang t* levying other squad that waa fighting , , revive taxes, dymamllng enor- lha bias# In tha government for­ holding this city in H a. grip.' Rain. ing I h# admlnlstra'Jon'a to* band', witneasf*. Sh# has charg­ were thrown Jual ** (rare reported surrounded by a nu.us contributions', amaj** *■** 82 62 today when Albert Indianapolis, Ind., bills. Provisions of these bills ed that her discharged aarvanta Fa tel commenced to give (he Fub- reervae end Impreosln* Cooil# la­ est resrrv# near hare. They ware occurred |loss* near Magnolia. have not b o o n announced were "(ought up" by h«r husHe Safety Bill d r e l.W Bir pw rgs bor. Th* United StatsK along *11“ cut o ff from the remainder o f tha Klaus, 66, waa overcome. The Cloudy. Two of the convict*, Steven J, 68 84 Jaekaonville, Fla, either bg lh* gojr#rnot or Judge I and. that teatimony o f worn#* Fchutter «Ma Injoted, bur hi* other countrlaa, has “ f * * * " ^ firefighting detachment, and were temperature today wa* near 60, Heck, a bank ruljier, and I. M. Cliar. witnesses against h#r had baak«J '' at Shanghai, Nanking Hankow trapped In th# flams*. Th# fire but the weather man Jiad a word Kansas City, Mo., hurts V era described • slight. 48 Hoard, a burglar, were scheduled Reaves. 74 waa brought under control lata of cheer for those who have suf­ of it enmity toward har. aid Ohrefoo to go on trial today at Bt. Ttancli U a The rasa enters upon Ua fourth • In Xlangal prortnea. Urn State last night after doing an Im­ fered from th# unusual weather, I-oulsvl !*, Ky. PREACHER t t t j * W IFE 68 vllle, i barged with the murder of a Mrs. Mouser W ill Be 84 week today with prospect* tha* 1 Department rrpoiU said, forte# mense damsgs, snd a party lad when h# predicted that thunder­ trusty In an attempt to escape Buried H e r e Tuesday dsrtsloi] may rest In th* hands af Cloudy. hr Bam RBroedUat, supervisor storm*. would bring rally! soon. T c K K lU * 0 * 7 A m $—U N B )-- reputed to b* “ red.” ksve been en­ o f. th* Unaka Forest, found th# 79 from th* prison last Kept*mb«r. 81' ’ Other dtias throughout th* New Urltans, 1st., the Jure befor* th# #nd o f “ Tht Bar. Jba> to U iM . retired gaged In deotructlve actlvlUe# at * two bodies shortlr after midnight. north were experiencing high Cl®AT. Th# olhea two were Adam Webvarious point, and to have -U»»ad Funeral services for Mrs. Erne- week. It wss rtgsrdsd SO 1 66 - B* pU A yregrtsT-wsdcr 86 New York. N. Y^ temperature* which aaem to h* star, a robUr, and Fred Wilson, a •hat counsel for Inman Invalid'w * , j ) t h * » *«#, P »l^ » certain mission prop*#!#*, f ° ' “ Cloudy. POULTRY CLUB MEETING gtneaal over th* country. purse-snatchsr. Several shots were Ha W. Mouser, 48, wlf# of John J. Ject Mrs. Inman to a elgmre A sofas pdnU hav# been 70 90 V 1 1 * Mtann's head Traa al molreied but no case# or perenal Mbusar. who di#d Saturday morn­ Th following cities recorded Philadelphia, Pa. cross examination a n d ___ .... fired In a pursuit o f tha prisoners * from th* l»d y R®1>- ojsult have been reported. CPOudy. ing at th# Fernald-Laughton llo#- ■terr-l of his witness#* nUg h# Th# Bsmlnoi# Poultry Club to­ their temperature*: 66 near Ma-no'.U, It was reported pltal, will b» btld T W d a y morn­ 84 *4 In. Jail pandtog inPittsburgh, P » -, 1 1 If bast Lowest reenllrd In r*buttsl. day mad# plan# far a larg# athere. 66 Cloudy. ) a who thought he be-. M ing at 9 o'clock from th# AH Souls F L I EBB S T IL L M IM ING ■minor# tomorrow nlghrj when the Brjtimore, Md., I M so Boa Antonio, T*x.. Cloudy. ItCUn*. II* had h*«n ANNOUNCER £ A N D ID 4 C T Catholic Church. yrUk Rav. M. C. mambere will b# addre#*#d by 11 ABB INJURED SYDNEY, N. B. W . Apr. 61 $4 Uirmlngham, A la , Clasby offlcUtlng. latormant wtB J in IU health 49 I (IN S )—Alarm waa expressed lc- M. M. Lusadta, poultry axpart. Clitr. p ic h m o n d T " V a , ' ~ Ron Francisco, Calif., •4 MICHIGAN. CITY, Ind. Apr. f follow la tb# CaltoUe C#m#Ury. 61 Rais. UN81-RoswsU P i p BKATH I Jm o W H w t s U of Capt. ChsrU. who wlU giro many usaful hints Dottoa# M m ., $4 — (IN S )—Thirtoon parsons war# Mr*. Mous#r has baaa W foe th# V P E A T * IKlngsfonl-8mkih, Capl Charles Jo local fancisrs. The spaakar will Partly Cloody. 66 80 14. LouU, Mo.. injured today wh«n an Interstak* past ala month* and had b*#n a County, * broth## #f / • — (IN S )— Ua« and their two eoaspaidoa*. relate some wt Via i n #x|wt- Chicago HU 46 Cloody. Thom#. Nelson Pag#. 08 7$ MACON, bus overturned after striking a tmtUnt at th# hbapilai far only a diplomat, today an* 36 44 * ' aa 1who hav* been mAsalng *l*ea th#>r lencea sad observation* gathered Cloudy. RautU^ Wash. u.fsty post Among tho more s«n y I plana, the SmMhsni Croaa was •war a period of many ysars. Cincinnati, Ohio . short tlm#. Rha rosidad at $01 Pal- rindidars W i l i s Dam 87 Claadv Rd 69 lously hurt Is C .P . Courtney, mattq Avsau#, 04 Washington, D. C , ' |paM«q (*f OowBOf Cloudy. J k 'p q xvU W , Teas, . Fhrtly Cloudy. Cleveland, 0 , * ^—1 * FLORIDA CELERY Sanford retalWr* will hold a aperisl meeting tomorrow after­ noon at 4 o'clock at th* CRy Hall for th# purpose o f discussing the jo p- j BUREAU INSISTS ‘DRYM EN’ OBEY LAW IN ARRESTS BOMB SENDER IS ACTION APLENTY SOUGHT IN PLOT IS ASSURED THIS UPM-ROOSEVm+WEEK-IMAPITAL J g I Local Leaders To Address School In Vocational Course XJfStb im ____ f v, yFwf Hindus Admit 1 Throwing Bombsln islative Group Mrs. InmanToTake Witness Stand For Fourth Time Today Chinese RebelHead Planning Drive To Capture Prize City V Heat Wave In New York Claims One Victim In Record Weather In April w* I t(i*f, , , . , s - S ’A ’ w — ; -- *» r Dews' . o Skr ^ ItU r - ' • * • 3 c ; lr.v^i4 t • • T • ■i ."'j ittSuV* $* k . r ,'** \ didA 1>> LA j ------ ■ ■ •**v ^ ----------- d ^ M O B tO * �J r9 *.■ * sanford COMING F R ID A Y A N D S A T U R D A Y A T M IL A N E THROUGH T U E S D A Y Screen Gossip 6-DAY. BILL WITH CLARA BOW FILM DM -Bart helmcaa Slag Wiflflam Haines,' Joan Crawford BilledFor Last O f Next Week 'No more ideal play fur the ani­ mated talent# of Mlia Clara Dow haa ever been rhoien than her U'lJtt vahlca, "Tha Wild Party," whlth will b* ahown at the Mi­ lan# Theatre throng'., Tueiday, "Tha Wild P a r t)" la a fa.ttgov’ ng, all-talking produrtlon bored on the igury by Warnir a Paramount »tarrin« C la ra Dow fl'wdom for their “ It " qualltlei U k « part In tha production. Dor■thy Arxntr, director of tha pictdra,. apent eonalderabla ’Jma aa* loctlng tha dealred typea of Whoopea-making pap alatara’ to fill ths .rolea of mrmbara of C a rn V "gang' 1 In tha p ay. , i..g her a mgge-tion fur her nex1 -Mordee FAw llaia TTMglHWyH ter -except I would write for It. ,, ,,.r*i vehicle. She J* now telly #' Leatrlre Joy, popular kerren I went to n n le. I am reat *atatar, coma to tha Mllane Wed. lafiril bv Interpreting. “ I have wlittrn * ntirnber nf ilaedar In Tha Baliamy T ria l" S dr am a'Jc murder myatary ‘ film. I play*, »otne i f whi'h have me! "The Ba|>my Trial," |. the flrat with m< re than rn»*lng mrciwa and *<."-e of whlrh Wen, never S cjur* Miaa Joy *ha* made for prtHlured. . atro-Goldwyn-Malar in five “ For 19 veer* *inee I wn* T, jrasra. Hut prtvioua to that tlmo Venn old, I have been • on the aha waa a well-known figure “ My nadher wa* «ne of the great■ l theae atudlo*. She ii one of the ■Inge or Ihg w r • n." be deelan-d. moat popu'sr cinema a<* irate*. cat Kt u ’ w^.i dn“ er». and when Miaa Joy play* tha rule of the n *mnll , hap I waa glv« n a nnrl guapocted munlrreaa who gnea gp In hr net*. I know the «lage. “ Still, when I go from mv bo trial for her life. The alury w*. adapted by Director Monta Bell tel to the dre.rll l- r». in of n thenter tu ntaeir. thl* paint nod from tha thrilling and aen.atlon- powder m ill mv (nr- „ Ibim? ai magaalne atrial by' France. in tlerlf i)l<laxtrfu| !■> imv man Tfoyaa Hart and f.a- Jrc. the thi re la no litrernr«a In oivntei, dramatic au>p|)ir att,Aidant un I h*1 rntbrr *tnv nt home wl'li fey tvenwriler noil worl far Int court aeenca of the day. In tha'ala'lar ra*t which *up- the night writwie. Coming* *e porta Miaa Joy are many liolnhtr tlo th’ iter i* jll*t point- to w . t . name., Including Bcp.y llntnvon. with me. “ It i* a funn,. ttiiror For tha famou. “ Pater Pan" girl of year* I hare w«mi.| l> d* i'm tha fllma, George Rarraud nud c.ly, | re, nil on.- time year* ng Kenneth Thorrjiaon. l»oth fimmu when I wa* In the 'old efemtry*' align player*. Margairt l-lving-- I wn* with Fhatlie < h iplin, who ■ton, Margaret Saddun, Chare, S.T y uir*, »nd io- one of the ft. Middleton, Charle* Hill Mnilrs hn* torn n friend ,.r mine fir grente*! rnmedlnn* wnnle#l t and many other*., ,ei lot,I the heavier tlinm i. w'nbI lint!■ red a lunglytr f'H « • 'It1-’1 WMIIam llainr* At Best A' thrl ing nn-l realirtir fight artne, fi'mrd in an arlual priie fight ' *t idiuni, lii ariotu advrn lu u , in n big unlviraiiy, n ro­ mantic love atory and a *erir* of bair raiting though rondrnl thrill* •mbelUah William llainr*' lu' *t aUrrlng vrhicle “ Tbr Hoke Step, Out," whlrh will lie ut tbr MilanThealm Friday nnd Srlur.lnv with illa'ogur an-l t.i’kiog *<quenrr*. Joan Cmwfunl. who ptn)id with llainr* in “ Wr*t ,1’ulwl," I th# heroil-r In Ida lu" •'! * ii n- • Ml** Crawford, one of I It*- mmt ■lira live gctrr**r on the n reen, I* drelaml ab her I**| In I hla vr hide. Thl* new Metro Goldwyn Mayrr priHlurtion te I, the tilariuM nlorjr of u prlxv'fighter who go­ to rollrgr I•■ plra*e III* ,wH'l*eait — anil between keeping Id* railing a arcret on ihe rumpu* nttfl tiefending II nutelir Ihe r nr*|e wu’l* of learning, li> manage* to get Into one pirdirament aflri nn<*'trr *<nne bilanou*ly funny, eofur ilran-utn-* ly f rimif. • In Id* fight Irene* llainr* Jrnw wil it Jaik lioprr, will known In r<v>weight * champion.lop con­ tender! the fight taking phu r in tr famou* llollywiool I. gi"ii Sl» chum where Fi inland attend* it* profrsiiunal fial.'e. the Avtcrla atbdio <f Paramounthamoua lA»ky, making "Jc»l* iijay *. tu the iriren, wna h e * " ■ ignlng *ent«t on lor nearly tbrie >*nr, na “ Sadie Thompnon1 il, ••Itrtln.'' and ntUfer dreomeil \nnC fame roulil be greater, or that another play rould have'widir o.-l ntiirr -en»atl«nu| Joi<*lhl'llle*. t Broadway got it* teeth Inti “III 1-ettrr.1 r " i Inoglit n ii a b »»iim Ml** jingle* deflated reiell1!)1 t » David I Chaikin, griK-hl director nl th • ( r inno.ig u,ienl lot Puhlix i on i ri. “ Now I wunl lh" publir ., til me what lo do. Ill glen y I ay for the’ til ki t* if you'll offer .•ii pnir-t nf *tnt* lu my next pic­ , io |,.r I in’ Jo Io**l *ugge*t(on or u p.eture lUlted to nie,” nhe ’.i l,( vlinll»liig. ‘I lie i f(Yr i» being de llimugh ut tin- rounlry, !?• lull* i f tirl.itn being held up u I rin i in r*i h elt)1. Next iVodurtionOf (.Moria Swanson Is To Be ‘QueenKelly’ ( I'l.V FR . The belt' picture of the pail week W n Richard Bartbelmen' Weary River at tht Florida. It had about e .e iythlng - a ■pht.irr needi end Barthelmen haa about the heat eereen -voice w# have heard to date. Thera la- warmth to hf*. woWe-acrf- a natural nr., pollened by few membera of the talkie*. Ilarthelme.i alto po»teaiei a fine tenor voice and •eorra a real hit In tinging tha theme tong Weary River. Of cu re* there were tame who bel|yvrd that be wa. faking and tumenr el.t did the r'rgln r but from g ^ ’il authority I’ 'helme** Picture did It all by hit little r 'f. It l« open to argument, however, hot If h» did not aim* 'h »v did ail ex* rellrnt Job of ft king. An Knlerprbinv Amalrer. Amateur* are trying to break Intb talking plcturei with phnn. o™riph recordi. An Omaha. Neb., •rrrrn ainlrant recngtilied the n.w qualification* for "rraihlr* th- rrnvlra** »nd recorded hi* •mice on * home-made reronl. The record arrived at th# Para­ mo-mi ttudlo* in Hollywood, along with a l* -1 made with a novice camera. The lvd'« in r o .” » « < •1 rtrln 'il on the record. He exhrcnol * de.lr- t I rr* letn piclet cr, III I tore* *n.i to e*nvr hl» ability re- f ITV, Cal.. Ap'.. <"• Fannie In RrmtnUeen!, Mood. Fnnnlr Wnfd| <t> rnal flapper wa* nmlnl»rln>' at (he Vliaphonc •tudio*. In llp-olilyn the other day. I'n^in Fnr, pioneer director of thiIt Iking picture*, had Ju,t finl*he>| the flrat "lake*' of Ml** Wanl'a Vital h.me pirture »nd ihe »■ * rrvting while awaiting the re.ult of the work. • • “ Juat think," »he *iild, “ being direrted by a boy who«e f ether lined t’’ eo-*t*r with me. In IH90 wh« n I «•»* ifJ year* 1,1 n,’ r 1 1’**)1' ^,1 with Hddi- Fotr, Sr., In Sinlnd the Sailor. Why llryan waanVeven 1/ rn then. an,| Id* father had no id*, that there w'ntilj lie Seven l.ittle Fuy*.*1r . . JapaneY Slrr In Talkie Sc-»*Ue llnyakuwa, Jnpane** *t*r i* making a Vitaphine tvlki*. It |» intiib-d Dead I.augbter nnd I* In | v . reel*. It 1* nn Drlcn'al •lory, lieine an iidntdatlon of a vaudeville fkelili by Kdgar Allen W.i If. ' Some New York Picture« ti oi-li* Fnirbanka in The Iren Mi»*k i* breaking r.'corla at the Rivnll Ibeftre. Among the other New Turk feature nlrtor-* - which will ha hr ughl hi re •h‘>rlly nnd, which have beep doi?e good bo.in*** nre; llreadwav Melody, nt the \-t r. (ivrntdin. nt the C. lonv, Th.. 1^-tt.r nt the t’riterien. Wolf S un*, nt the K m l'iiiy, laid)1of the Pav«m nt-, it thp Rial#'. *n*l Sonny Hoy. «t Wrrncr*. Two Near Picture* JOAN CRAWFORD W W IL IA M H AH CS ***TWE DIKE STEPS ary amount of emolk.a that goei with it you give a good perfor­ mance. “ nut in romedy you work every •tep o f the way. You have to or aienly alert, mentally, and not Juit emotionally. What'a tunny to you, the actor, may not be lunny tu the audience, and yuu have to' pay with this con* • ciuu.n.i* all th* lime. “ In brief B tragedy, one# you a comedy yuu are the ona that ha* to rare,, the play' a)>ng.r College Talent 1 Photoplay, national nlcture pub­ lic. tlon rarriri lh« f dlowirg: “ One i f p u r.to il known male *lar* la re*|»’naitde for thi* one. Ill* young ton ii juat finishing rollrrr' and a friend laid: “ 'Do you think your ton will forget all he Irarned at col­ lege?* “ *1 hope v».' came the an.wrr. •lie can't make a living nerking.'“ Reorganized Trade Body Is favored By Local Civic Leaders have been a member o f the gov­ erning board for a number of yean and now I ahould like lo ■it on the tideline and lit other* take * hand." he decleYed Mr. SMnhoIarr offen d the ye*°‘ lutinn. lo king lo the reorganIxatiun plan, at the anme time pledging hla bait -aupport. “ I i n not B ipewkec lilt I am n:t afraid of work’ arid I am alwav-'linrlnu* to do wha^'Vtr 1 ran for ihe g'lml « f t i 'f city and the Chandwr of Commerce,*• waa Mr Cooper1# brief remark In order t> put on a euecreiful cainpuign, Mr Render a#id the workiri mint h*v* alncerity of purpo.r nnd be willing to give unaelfi.hly i f ihelr penmnal avrvicc. Hr naked the aiiemMoge to moke punctuality the watcliwonl in the un’lt Hating. “ I don’t want to wn*tc my (time uhleia you m»n mein what y< u have'rr id In curving' the reorgnnltiitlun' revolution.1’ Mr. Ren­ der mid in flinging a challenge to everyone t> rally i • the .upt port of tho trade body. (Continual' From P ge OneJ Ciimpuign: J. G. Sharon, K. J. Mougliton, Ilowaid Overlln, It. II. Berg, I. I. Frnairr, \V. M. Ilujnea A. C. Fop; J. C. Ilutcli-' Jn*on, II. C. I^ing, F. E. RoumllI I I , T. llumao, S. U. Cliuae ami Joi n Mciacjt. • Among the *p*akrrs nt tbn ineetlng wrre: Mayor Gray,. W.I A. I i f f r r , II. J. I.ehniun. FrankBiuti;, S'. D. Ilighleyman S. O. Slilnli'd-cr, W. A (!oop*’r, F. \V. Ilrthiir, F. T. William* It. J. Hol­ ly Sr , .t; A. Ilyrd Howard lung, hr Itiilph K. Steven*. Ilcjward VVnlkir, Dr. \t. I*. Buhiman, City Commlraloner . Vivian Speer atjd B. A Donga*,. • '• Summing tip the neiyl* of llif trade IhhIj , Mr, Ig'ffler aaiil the I.rganiiatio'n wnu'd make rapid rtUltra w.'Jl n “ good, lively Intrre-t I f an active group of tillIPIIf." " U r »re at tea and we lark roll' ,ion. Give u* teamw rk and p..h| cheer n»>d tho reward will i I,. Iieypttd our taimprehi nalon," bo ilo laird. A rhamlx'r of tummervo l» «a r — nllal to’ a «lty a* a mother l,“ I i n <lubl. *aid Mr. I^-bninn. tory I, ° n,r repeating Raelf and not anything new In hla 21 year.' ai an u i m p l r l x rccalad Um residence In Sanford. » to.y of. a Blbical chujutar, Mr. Walker declared that hr thought the Chamber of Com­ who, he .aid “ took ha i lo the wlldarnfai and merce ahould devote Itaelf to the talk of inducing more Induttries 1 e» and nectar.". . .Othiy g H tortotal* here--He pf*nl*a<l hi# M-rratlonaot the lame d l^ ^ jl hcaKTe.l'ltll'pbrt and co-operation I’eter i- Feltaer.. with a Anf In anv undertaking. Dr. Buhratcntoriin vole*. . . II. J. U h l trfmn llktwla* pledged hla effort! mrjn. whoaa ailvery-gray hair toward a better organltaUiin. .land, out aa ona of the dalmAn.waring Mr. Bender1, obier■ uiiUinc featuiaa ot a tine nhyratlon that there waa a notlce■leal make ap, ■ ■ Maiifrinh h fc ahle lark of enthu.iaim in face prliy .[iijng theTate comer, aa 1 of the approaching reorganlaatlon were John W. Raced and B- A. program. Dr. fitereni attributed Douglae*. . . liodg'on UiJI, to- • it to the frrt that local eltliena tund and jolly a. ever, . , W. A.... are .till apprehenilva of the munLetYler in *ober reflection . . ielpal financial aituatlcn. l*ev, Frank M. Maher, prominent •The City la n it on a definite of-h>rchead-»nd a mlnaterial enfinancial ba«l# and we don't know thuiiaat. . . E. L. Mark.II, »hywhere * r atand, and 1 think that ly Declining to talk when called protaMy eceount. for a l » A upon, but we’ve heard him .Interval here ton'ghtt,” he aaiiL apeak before and ha make, a corking, good talk. . ,R* A . New. “ I f ‘ the people would pay their mm viewing t!ie proceeding! taxra the City eiuld go ahead." with undiigulied intertak . n turn d Mayor Cray, wha tubmltted a atatement, which ihowcd Joe lluUh.'itaoa and Union AIthat *900,000 ii owed "the City l.n communing. . . Joe’ Mama- • on delinquent taxea and property ieltr, who diapay* a fondnva lor Jell). • , C. Hu*acll M il'll, V aneMn.rnta * “ I f thl. wrre paid up, we quiet and acholarly looking. . wouldn't have to bother about Frank. E v u q bootllru Mary ai uiual. , , Fred July 1 nor January 1 either," he von aolemn aa a Judge laughed at that ona B< tola. “W O M A N LE SS W E D D IN G ” Around The To^ti • 0— U u g iii a Minute—«0 All Male Caul— Dre«Med aa perfect ladles. Ju:\ior High School Monday and Tuesday Night April H— 91h. With Tke Reporter Ilomer Free etp- unding ihe virtue* of the new Fo-d to t»»n i.thcr*. who aenuiewed to every' atiitrmcnt. . . Howard tong, (he target for a few Jibe* around n banquet table. Th.i* ftom II. C. Dulbiie, “ we undrratand llowa'd l.oiig 1. to aing tonight but We hone 't won t lie long.11- Now wo • *K you I* that treating a fel­ low fa<r?. . . Sam lliKMryman tffe.dng to tell a good atory tut living preacher, pre»ent, d< side* not to du it And juat when we were cupping our earn for nomcth ng noque. . , Hon ilol'y telling a little joke tu ill* u-trnte a poin'i -ami grouting tho wiinte )hiu» c to laughter. In pre­ rent-day runtoin*, he laid, hi*- Prices: Children 20c •Adults 50c A few choice seats reserved 73c Reserve neat sale at Union Pharmacy Saturday Mornlg../ ANO TH ER G A L A W E E K OF PR EM IER SO U N D PICTURES . , 1ST. TIIHEB DAYS THRU TUESDAY INVITES YOU TO HER FIRST Al.Ie TALKING I'KTURE—COMEDY— MOVIE­ TONE NEWS— EDDIE CANTOR SING ING "MAKING WHOOPEE" WEDNESDAY ONE DAY ONLY ACCOUNT ELK’S MINSTRELS THURSDAY A L L T A L K IN G 7fie most •* riovei mystery film ever , screened / Tickets Lor E l k s Minstrels Will Be RutOnSaleTuesday LEATIUCE JOYBETTY BRONSON THURSDAY Hoover Opposition ForesliadowsDoom To Tax Reduction la balanced." Iiackad by a like aantimrnt emopg congrvaalonal leader*, today killed any chance u( tax reduction legialati’n f"C another year at Iteat a>>d l,ro1" nbly for two year*. Following tha Praaldcnt'a wl»he*. ndoilniatratlon Daderx will *‘Ppot* enaclmant of tax ( reduction lagialatiun at tha coming ajw.ial aaMiun and unduubtadly at thd eucceeding regular long aaaaidn. Thl* would po*t|mnc tag relief un. til tha ahort aaaaDn, trginnlng |UI wrat a will be rvacrvrd. totaled. . \ i V ’olta, who I* producingiojj\ atatea that wilh the gul.iV of talent, tu draw W E D N E S D A Y in Hanford, he ia prepared on * \r'*lurllon that will of the \ * l amalpur thow* .(fried [lJke. Mr*. Unit*, [•allied by \ p e nf the cumirada a tVan tu Orlando lay, and returned with tha that he had Vicured the -„ of “ Shafty*' \ u x , Spain Reggie Aaher. NuPman lleaand Dirk H p «*«\ J. Hv* n n uh«> hav« i i i w r w In E L K ’S M INSTRELS O N LY OtOQOE WiOM-'D tfd Ifvrn.'O jQy t\ IrifeDfcUAM/ miAL* • FRIDAY— SATURDAY hr think# ia right." • "It wuuld l»e a go°d thing l* every member poiaeattd Uioae qua11tie*," anid - ktf,' Fvana, who declared that “t!nt knocker could i— down the work of 10 booatere." air. Hlehlryman aald Chamber of Commerce mtmhara "haven't got enough rnthualaaUe co-opera­ tion" and declared that* thl* "r-*ke* a bad lmnre*ak>a on ®at■ldrra.'> Ha voiced tha belief tbat Sanford ahould have near* induetrtre, particular!- factorie* far canning and praaarving cltnu and vrgetabla product#. “ W* aurely naad goad, live enthuajatm,'* Hrciared Mr. ShinhoUbr who lemarkad tbat a “city without a chamber of commam it unthlnkahla." “ 1 think era need n*w blood and I behave th* whole thing cught to ha rajareiaatad. 1 Karl Danetr-Joan Crawford—William Haines Thrilling: I.Iagnjfid^nt Talking: Synchronized Sequences Score ________ I �na I -k . . a A V o '* im jii N tlM flf* W " w •h t b !B 8 S m *W *V 5 ^r WLm = = H J !s L — wmi d u i M i l M a i n 't l »»* •4 iliM U lh M , al * alia* - at I'ah. —. aa4 A l m l l i . l l r i eras*** « • » r fo aakmli to a 4| mt ilta rH | lb l K ^ L a B S rrw s M M • '* »»* , _ la ifc»„ l»l»r«a l~ a . - reretelas linn. na •>> iha* i*e«t*w I V lllf W lH . •* ' l i t VHBflB FOB TODA t f THE o y .N IP O T E N T ~ ll«h .ll, I Mt lb# Lord, the God of nil f cab i anythin* Uo hard fur Me I •mlahT*:*?. WHEN LOVR CAMR [ Before l-ove cans:, before 1 jjyc f* to , , (i K j»* of simpllrlly. 2 Th»y '.dreamt i f a sun-like eliarlotaar ,, And o f Vrnua in tho an. \ . • It « U In the heigh of liny by ; dny ■V (1 Snnrrxe nnd fftll. t-V/Bpi the earth and h(avitix urt" '* t yet *. . * * • ih their heart nl all, W Who loagr’d for Ixauly an<| who ' ghat Their tuppllrallnr eyra That th y might open them nrraln For anawer, for sunrise. For answor,’ for surprise. • W e h a ve lon g bee* Iw U h t h f* ' Mr. H o o ver ha* ohown upon nutncnnia otcttvlo, , ro_ tOut w a r he had almont reach ed the pinnacle o f Mict dj'n an a cohyu ltln g engineer. A s Food A d m in is tra to r he dem onstrated hla m ost rem arkable ex ecu tive a b ility. D u rin g the recent cam paign ho proved to th is cou ntry, at leant, th a t he Ls no mean politician, and that he is som ething o f o dlplm nqt nnd orator. W h ile on hip vacation in F lorid a lie showed th at he wan an ex p ert fisherm an. Wc have almost come to believe him a ja c k o f all tradrn.But w c did not know until yesterd a y th at ho In a fnrijfccr. * “ H erb ert H oover, w h o spends h ii vacations in Florida, hnn a fa rm in C aliforn ia .” says Mourn Folsom in th e F lorid a •Times Union. “ It contains 1.315 acres, and has 200 o r m ore em ploye* d u rin g the l/v*y reason. Ho has *135 acres in v in e ­ yards w ith a y e a rly output o f jt h a lf m illion o r m ore pounds' o f ta b h r grape*. T h e ctiirfrflW it T r r fpff fm tflin r " I n c l u d e . ^ acres o f cotton, 200 acres In al/alfn. 150 .acres in patntboi, 100 acres In corn. 90 c r m ore ocrc-t in w aterm elon.', 80 n< r< In. Spanir.h ohloh'7 m r r s Ih spinach, 150 r.cres hi rw cet nn-.-yJn p oach 1* and 7o acre i in spriihout 2,590 la y in g liens, 110 cow s and 200 rows. T lie fa rm in near th e little town o f W asco, 230 m il' s south o f Han Francisco. Ills annual payroll Is nliout 275,000. It is q u ite eviden t that lie m ust b ’ intern le d in fa rm relief, a v e r y im|Mirtnnt question at thin tim e ami one w id th proniiscn hi iu< a real live .out: in the com ing e x tra ac&tiun <>1’ c t « » gross to m eet A p ril 15." k . T h e m ost notable funluru t f llii*i quotation, it teem to us, in the w id e v a rie ty o f crop* w h ic h .tilt* fnrm produces. TJio H o o ver fa rm , like H o o v e r hlm salf, is evid en tly v e r o itile. I t grown ipapoa, cotton, nlfatfn, tw ta tb eq corn, w atermetoin;, onioiiK. npiimch, sw eet imtntiw.'. penches. apricot ■, (t Is also w ell stocked w ith Cows, p ir f l and chlrkens.. Mr. H oover n|>)>ai'ently hr.s carried o v e r .mine o f his a d m in istra ­ tive a b ility into h i » fo rm in g activities. Ho m ay huvn ntu dieit'in nclu>"l d ays bnck in I.itaud S tan ford r-om elhji.g about “ D iv c u lfjc a tlo ii c f . i r o | v t" and “ itotation o f crop s," lint th e ciiance ■* n ru 'th a t plain m m m on hor.'o r.«?ns« has told him not to c a rry all o f Ids e g g * in one b a iliet, A n ld n farm stands now, i f Ids |'ni|>< * g o liiill id.' rot toil m ay m ake Up Tor b is j o « : i e i . I f th e w :it» rnu I »i; mtirl,Mt in shot. llU i ll.lj' ill.I ll 'up OII p'.iehea.' A n il i'~ ril lit td ' fiu its and Vogetablra fail him, lu ran still fail hat k on ids row, p ig*, nnd chickens, ' • HornetIm ei;*ho dOUnt. h c h its on e v e ry tijin g , nr nearly c v ervtld n g , and then lie m ake* m oney, r ia l m oney. . Expanding The Market *.-' ■rtiU*' there ha* , ; 'f’J . that ■Ci— 1— — --------------------------- — i.:.u - t l »t*y tutmak i dy *t_ and iry ti* ihiouxh'tha very rrvs*. ’ ,Ljhor 1 *1* IlantU: , fi«K *H I p f {o' ■ntaxes e f I trn.* u»e» passa.;* ef a law that p f Edward W . Bok, th* “fia ^ lw •■ni’lra** mrrralt m *.»ptro «d say j<rev»nl th* pa**. _ .T u b . bu, that btaDe^of lU_ equipped a fvw.wrrd* In rtfrrtnre to lit* will destroy eta uf our xrratrjt tower," near Lxk* Wal**, equipp-d and -” 1 JO H N with a majrnifiirnt sat of br'l*. really ,'ritatkrf for a. taw pcr.uiN'aa m m . spiritually Inclined, V formed what I* known U a ranlrrinlnir In the St. Johns, River, I f arlolnr I* pertnitird, then I sum* tint* they folly I n, ot thima, that, at th* bamia uf TEMPLE th* benefit, of rerrraUon U k t Mcnrc* and L flu Jessup. say let’* allow ahootlne, dfnamlta capable performer, ran be m.u'r • grtition* hav* be*n Cirrui.tcd Ihr. pottln; my limit to number or to ctve forth musical Bound* that Lclpful anit. . and ron'bterald* prra*um hrcutjh! air* o f fish to b* eauckl: In ether fall delightfully on tha ear and GRAVES to Perr tipon cur reprracnta'lsr » In w i»d,, do array with the taw and aroue* th* ap'ritual nature* of all b* ap'rlt tho 1-rcUIatuiv an ! a great tnJny allow rvrrybody an equal rhanr*. ii Co hear and at* thrilled with 'Hr n Th* black boss In th* rstlmale mriodv that those IwB, jrlve fortn. per.pt* hav* Iwrn rrrv« l ‘■'J " L 1" I., flgn these pttltiona. that had e f th* aportiman Is In tho cla*s Without doubt the Bok "SHiutnC tower* a i | play a very treat pa.t Architect “ hport Skat wrtnk rd rare dnbfc*. r* t invpattiraled ar,d did not keour with deer, turkey and quail. Wr In the lutlurul iiroxrexi of rU • .* retn- do not permit th* se'linr of ikwr. And li'ix h lrt hol'lie,- la>Ui —Hid t'*a fffr r t of prrmilttng th1 Ida. F irs t N a t l ftittk E 0 & rM rx,,.. r ■* *. trig. Otb*r p e t i t i o n * h e r n etr» turkey or quail an,| black bats and . ..Dirt.in Krystana Uai^hU. aluvl S anford, F lo , • '. ce'ntsd hy th* sportsmen a*l In ; C*mo fish should hai-e the noire ’- n r r ly - f'r s mite, west of Jacl4 ■WPV* Dr.'lo^a (i^Sinoti of ,'.'tw';?o( k sty UcUlaturu p*t tt> *tnr*r^«*' protirUoo. It is n fart that resard wnrrDter w grrwt wdwrrr'Wtt« *sy.*»rrre U a kam-q^tw whore wu';rl.i**a* t*> irvch Kora** rC*r b »r pp>-rt*g-prrutnt Ttw. "*** bf th* rise o f tho jpine, .If LUltUinl Ihiiir In hehlth m„kvoirpL; la d «: Tf,;, (Ttltlert. as wa all knew, will drairced over sp.vaaloc p>arm thr wrwd-wmf* pintfietwl fo.- a t iv t 'l ittupVly Is faroh nf *bor*,wfpjrr 1 r wlthetrt rffprt, *a* there is r.o r?ir» and litt’c ha* a arf destroyed year*. Now another euitd’ il CrMv^call'iRft, He bclijvri they’* ■ ..... -w -grw r~aral of •m ll to b« added, prjvhlM IW lu. «.wrf "the* winter iRrth' riA*? "tn u’littlon that the prrirnt Uw-urill .—ti'a*dsaiwJf Rcyal Dhtoii. a ar m ttil *n*l r.j monre in re-tlotklns r.nj putting iu .-j PU nf note, through the "florvl Yprk, WnU i ^ 'hnnRvtl In. aiany respert*. See the A w ri't*. The IsCw I bK'.s iiiu v -jiiftf |hr* dw l*r, ntt j fn «ho l '” 1 I ' i " " ' J® P*'r:,,l‘ rrtv bloC'l Inbt »'tir lakes, whirl; •nncluary" he Is rstab’lshlns pri'if IIW “W O M ANLESS on ihe wintiw■(Vmcrlu.n.itru but vuj " ‘lo ir ; in theie two lake* and will all he Imt If seining I* err* th-rr, ar.d In which will be aasanit *e vt.-us* forr it. Tb* Wor *1fav***, j th.* rbarn«t between wcutl pr fit milted. Uni a great roll*rtliii of plan *a trial*.' vrcall cn* J-tt .o»u tl*? y *ri*rr'body, Itirluding the fl-hcri'rn. jW E D D I N G ^ Tl r io Is at question that thr and flower* for the plresihg nf naf«n. Horidaunvd ttko n-j.ialrs b flv .**,* hcVn rr)M*3t»dl>' eia*h* tb il*)*rd sra-on i n hdnlc and line ,ure lore v, end for th** prcsrrv.v .MIROir—«w G»— I.i*u*li»t a Mlaal*—4rt i* ,*.i ,*a |J.*. fiaW *Pm st. I lb • Wbrtil* j •litu m n l that scininX lr»*.he*e tivn fishinx will be ,’uine away wilh by .‘un of floral specie* that dtbrr rl— "I)r « !e * A ll M ale C a rt— TBry a i* fcr^u,*tljtiv vacatiuai lul tsiin are in d an ^r uf bwom’nx ex* pri-M-nt Ixrls'nturr — nnd tw o.ilifft'vn f ic.o*m.—and I k i I. i.r-. trad nut rn fita i l« and n I nf Ihe t;nct. .. .. ■tfccl biift?*. cd p erfect Ida la lur them lui »;di unuti.. * i. know that tho bulk uf the fldh •houT,f1*eTTSfiusanJ* o f dflr'WtnfTo the Keystone Height* entrrHigh Jutiior H igh School xin n i out uf tha'v lakes have Iren er sisltnni w.u’ d stny Innirer If n-lrr, uiulertskrn and dirertrd bv ivatuiL M onday and TuesdRg. phipri d i > northnn markets and pe*mittcd to‘ fl«h and v v nr* rras- Senator F. P Miller,, of PrnnaylCom very tittle ilb-lrilmt-.-d In tie Inenl onahlv rcrlaln that thi* h, rk nnd r^nle. which Is more nf an educeib u r*. N ig h t l.s a tiluiiilus miulur 'esi-'-r tfl r arkrts. Tn rrrniit b'lrini; wi’uld line fishinx wju M nit mriuus'y t.nnal and rrfreat'onal entrip.ne h-' i.::»f ’:rvft .qrm 'stlT than one 'Icilcnrcj f«r 'financial A p ril R— 9th. , .rrtalnly not In proflltbu | n nridor'i tt* our <t<ik of fl«h. nny Ml' ndi utit it i fitl.-nl lit * Th'-ir Ir. no que.tion thrl tha tain, tfirro hmr I* being pitte*! tu run will *hi no t * t v*td'.M j* XT p i i n to |Ke vrty m*riou.i thimPrices: % \<|thui Herns,'*, tar*, rtri will be i 'i 'i, a r*iSratlna| featoxs •* be d from tb tV i.t r » ,\ j 'r,h% H A . pjfn It iv util do to Dip fis'i. knotin as •,C.imp-nf-t!;q.Pai;in,' fi.re ftoni ihu. c . t. 'ft j. ' fry .Si mr have stitc.l that fottr-ioch altrrel by the Lc*{fill*tur* an.l rlr.r tho pattern »>f “ Cjnip n* !h. • Children 20c'«; (Ito x il Johbson. ils fkUiull* o i u riti C'iud hr usr<| un,| il hilphl be limptifinl. tV,M-d*." in I ho Adlrnmlari i. Ip umnlst, brr'.nii i n ''•!:> );h", \V i fig 'll if thrra v.*< re any f l y of Wi* are *p< ti liny tli' ilsaml* <>f I New York state, ivhrru every sum Adults 50c l i.rnwr e"3t'* an I .liar l-iNi.U-i iHifoer.lt, t 'Irh '.lv the u*e i f a •nllart in the Slain «*f J-'luiida a.b iivr f.l’M 00<J I i TitO |i:n'c s*>rmlll^rit, .subltti ipiut” i t.-.r »*t (r '•nr-ir.r'i yieift, h*il v.* ,1-» l.nnw ,rrii-'n ^ opr nttracliena I r taur- l'!r I r r-rtn.-t **i, nnd fur rnltu-^l A fe w choice w e a ls " <*•»',» t f n'hfl'i util n. t bar* to.c' L . We hale n*vrr ha.' any nut i. I fidiltutl ndvr.hrrm.nl i.v*l n reserved 75c. • | if * > **s !v In U • m* nan *‘»*,‘^ 'i ifmt If the ii < f n foiT-i n n*.*:*;i IiiymrnA. Thin •T'amp-of-tl.** r In mt!U*r. ... L, imrmittrd, smalcr , -ts wi't be tinu-r* atlf.-s *:f our fish an J i*utr>- Palms" R eserve neat w tle -n l at Keystone lleiehta wl'i it*,' and our Iff . v.i ' I .* hurm . nnd « 1a'evir in; <l", wc shoul.’ mInter i r i r oh“ 1 *h a rm x ty "~ ■i l —— -Urn. I w ■ ......... ... 1 ' •> f ..vp .uT“ ir: • lit r.iin rve one|, n. It w)ll he-in-tin Oiu JL unii ir .i* Kb*niU ft* v • -with rvrry new" cvMrrtdP r;>)l a'lvutlun I** Ik? rffurts hetn^ of uur m t l c i l n-.n 1 1 in this Salurday S lo n tlff.V : , t'lTi t'rn ti* tall p.-ipi* to Fl^> 1 1 hi.* < .* n r. ipct; f ■ fhr Ices "1 nadn by a fmv r f Ihe l* hi rmrn n Dan. • da rnu'. quite likely, tu* th,* inran# hi, rw i.py. IH sn tdi.ibhrnnV'•i Du t th* sp;"rlih1*>t .nnd ythrr* InYeurs very truly, f i.iuklnx many, whs thus are In •< : hii - ni'ilryim n kr ciin i.i . i*i ' Hi j In lli* |*ret<-< ti«*n o f uur >V. S. Kntimlrrrr. ill law titodmc •t tc^ard i A N O T H E R K IN O OF W E A L T H Gfive him I H sit lit \ TIM U S -tX lO N . Vn.il he hoard her hrrathe sofll) J' • •.W h ile local m a r).clin g nm nci s mu ion<id ik ig tv n r * In a riltnt rinrociil, when Wo-tKh that is rxpre-i-ntrd b,*!th-n l i ricerdlng vrare. And thi* Their hjnla kit •», tteir Up* Ions means o f ineren tin;* the iliTnuud to r culel-y . ii * ■ lot h a c k in g t' .llnrs I* rut th'' only sort, " f ] i - no} i.u’y Is-riui.’ tlio pcculr « I*' I'll that k’liri la is ncqill nh- linvo moro time lor .einatlnn, foknew . . r s tir g to nete that D oyle CTtrlfon In; • not l<> t i ;ht o f.t b I' - Ida proplo now hare, reach'll pi. y and for oat, than In the day* Their hcarta kn<nv. then fa rm er and lihl.neetl T "r ti b e lte r sy.,ti*ni o f iib t.r lb iitio u .S V i t. of malt ila| ,1 ii !"|"m nt ■or- when they wcr.' Inyhng ire im p irlin g npitroxinifttely 75 |i r ern! o f v.lr.t \v. c*uti * ucs uni ,kiti* :l *!* ,1011- the 'undnllcns. upon which to That Love i» nbt piythology; M ,i' filth roinri cut « r Ihui iq I .! irrrit -fate, hut lsrau,r vtinte w hile niuelt o f m il’ prihlyre i* ro ttin g 1 1 th e ^.ctd:. not TJinl U r t 'i hut a way !*•• i-i»'. \shs-t»» Inrreh'f in w rut'i. •f I- more and bttiet under 'a r front tjiu place .o f eon 'iint|ition." (lov< rn* r t'a ilio .t i t " Of lirxalhing i.iftljr i» i Is In money If n’ or<* rapid | din,-*, r f the linpirlunt pa'I ' s i'-.t to en large the r.tt lllties o f t he n a r 'o 'l i n g 'n j ’otb . i t ft And looklnK un Oil dnr. t ' l v ■ .' lion plays In the rn.iLtlmn ho i tofore. IIi iuV* many p pc l ain it- ch d the i ra nf i f ; of physically all ,r-r end hru And when I-i* came, v.hcu Love •pier to tirin g Ih • eor-Mimer anti pr* lite r 1 1 er t " n tiiei*. shirk at bust *ontc i «ur. n Lein*** rilt-r ' i*. .* >•. 'IS fe w days a g o ." t.ay> tile laek on vQ lf.Jou rn al, " e *v IT ’ r »* '» i f f ■ ■ iii«. .• i f 1 1 a, i „ I r* i r.jfti ti^n of t1 •r sit «’»••«, « r l rotary lly tle o f tin . federal ih t a M ilt i l l - o f a gticu ltu ri t.p-• ' Kyea of a lm p tlc lty . w l r~^TT7y» n*r~Tt *± '• r ;nrruraul*tirm - of wiui:-i I nt t if**4 r T h e y * ra w th e r l- w ru n fn ll p ca iin g b efo re a i nm niitteo o f t ••nvr*** . mdir < t toil th e : rnu th ll th..t icpr mted !*./ iiicit Mid i .pstlT «»f liumifi . And silver <n the tree. dan m om? pt.rt i»f a wiltiUoit f " i tin?'natlot .:l problem . y; I: In 0 '*t)rti ilral i, lii r.i Iriihf*, iitvl Ihx* b* •t t"juipp i| ft ••••, culture* and ret nmoitt, fni* »H;iiymMil of ib » L lU, fhiri mure* sta b le's im l.eron uiind o iftiel from b-te'/nnuer to tit •necs erbr,,; B: But their arm* w nry for . r . l n * ' .'it. tit;!, r wn t "tie o f the i In • •• i >mt tlii .* be h. etio. thnt !s in Epiittuji I of lfe ,fiu h n« i*r« in culturr.! «n l *-nl ' j e da I. oil*, corpofa' *. In I’,' ifjo y n l riu it, u. 1 tjilr.ti. ! |hlnj;i j: They ara e'icpilig check t« lo irstrtHn " i t t f i j i l n l o t !) d ia l Hu* fw lc ra l ni 11 t Sens > ysiili. material i v lih. * i* ( mfi n up in h’urnl on . check, . ,s tu bet >te islderqblfr ir tii rnt «!i’\c4u)irm*tis« *n sup* ' ' eitaasM n’«ws ' l ■ vl' a- l i t t I limn )n L Withdrawn wholly from the ruoen r c a lt il. lt v,*ir; form ed in' r t o g a itii i m f tltJ F T in v '' d 'i t a in '■ KiyiiJi wilj JHnl x :*f mat i.clin g. li> hr n • I ein >i> r .'r,li .1 ’ . i. 1 . . .J a * rri; • » . » , t t y S And. w)V«t tie- alaraiJIPjftk) .*0*1*1 in t*Hi p r t d | i h r R . mi ni? flit ij' 11 ll i . hSi I f.ilrc ^|,r iitl,'n to r<l ici- I t 4 '•f dr Dinar il Bape <»fVt’rTl*.-i fd ^ge'fiidrki (ng ii|**»:t a lin g * . <- hie mid o v e r h i f U ip b i i m l. nii'icl)* <Krcti«mii on j , * .' . * i» r pur ik i. 't i -li '. It'll I* IlsLtiirra po* iildp, N o. d *w.v . > • it fo r aid fo r i l l " fnrmiu I 4* • , __ v. __th _ «iU _____ _ A.mjr b .4b. tcni.icntal I" rlets nee ns i •n tho i n ln r ’ llloi *nd college- ul< r Uif•Wi'tktil. m ----------------| by g iv in g lu curate nep; rt i u p 'u t ii;p s n m l m n il.els, by of v I .rh oic Rumornual)' sivl i mi <it, within n ft-ir y ,*.;rs past, of < i * t'jl i jk* i is I u ■ef not teem t — A fidarsl agent teatifled in »U* I that eoadluH n n th« oil ir­ firntlv i'f«M -h «'d In this stftt • I imp . l .t.t rdl'Chllondl *instltuti6hi | K atml Inn week that this Magic City grnd[ng anti .*liiU'iarilisim r t»r*«Itiiti<*n imd b y iu -p v tio n . A '■try li.rir.hl Ir.; king nn i ■- *i* q.ld i . n • iiletulk! wolk tn th* i *.- ' lu Fh rliln, es l l * Univeir ly - f : • b the ptpdquiirtare of n nniv th tim e went on M ete siii rl.••*ii»tr ........ i»-. \\ tv «—iiililieh <1 1 i t nt «' I ulnum-cribcd fsclli M • nl nnii t-"iiih'-rn colligc, ani h •it ll, ti. i.* (ititii)Ue untf extend the ;ervit e.. M 'li lit.i won "in* o f the f tin* vflilih iloe i a mllll n do- at tics a "I chill's?. Hu*. K'cst |i.x»—' !'’•• ii i,-at improvement In rihus-1 'annu.il trustees i. Pretty c o l (M stilt; h I " ioip tliiM tioweitienl. 1.1, ' ll I ' X lusdr cicn w ilh .lii''- V in tiiutioli, p cv ou--ly *-.i nt| ■tit , n i 1(7- i/S »r trV.i! . t-iluil sk-i j l.t.il" ii f i ll Mulbrl'fu, md in.i i U ll 'i d. bus cc ne ,uhstsntia' i t- . «!> 0U*'. 1 cf ' rt’ times. . bar "F liu id tt’s nuirketing r g m e v in now in it ; tw c lflli yw n "HI 1 tn from It ncefoTth, <•.» ■!< Ulon t • ruhttml n.-d r.c ’ rstl.n-1! U 1 ..--- — * — o ——— I miller llte d lractlqir " f Jilr. I.. M t '! ! " » l . i* has |",rfn n n e’.l • I ■ • i i "ll ill"v ro.it, 1 . nl ,1 Vtdoptnt-M end the firu.'i.l'm J pin cf ' . n l 10 fu l . ' tv lee. Jts ! <*|ie 1*. ip ow ing but it .Ip •' mm lu v e ry The |irn|> e l rail* ln< tva'l om c ' i ,' i Ih'.t Ih.- best uf huniuu lb ■■ ihing.*Ilu-t nuk* cultur” ' seme -hutlnria* til,: bit with tin’*' mticli iiim «• to dm M on m a llo t new,i idationn, u crordin g In tnnV'u r a very Idf proyn s ■- • Ihle on’y when and the 1 enrf ts nf .recreation pew- | Ipiu n( ro: ipclli' 'kr»'> Is • d'.qlqnirnt and km..uc , < -. f l„ „ scry broad wav, I on I i i th Ir who won 1,| Imw to |>u> It. " r ‘ "I Mr. Hlio.l '-, nreHiee ! d l.ivi t_ I, end •la iry 'o rg a n i afi'>"-.l lidu . ri*.| ' .■ oic omong t ,!''i f-*t i veryboug t!r*.rlr.g lo take ud- 1 t har i.l cly m . tact III As n tsrt • r . 1 f, i. « *.; m*I i i. !c„l. |* - , ya. ; l<„ig w ith nmne expr.iMtoi .'• |hich i ."iiifi tIi-1 Flo lda p 'j - 1 , ' doubt If nny Inn wblrb nm I •• bv■ .will K<* ftm ’iu Insure :• b e tte r m a il t• fo r th e produced d-u-mined In nr«|ul:e.; I ........ r * ......... r IVu. •*• ulRU's-Hffor • l«(| by jbi* :i*|;w ntiiri^ will |’t '■ ' .' Vhe acauirrmrnt of* ■ • i ./ . ' ,i * • • ti a il, lull Wi’ l i . i o i ' Ally cf i f. h very pi.i.S,..n. ; n a lll. > ums| Iih\< u i .j a p fa r i ti* mdi T h e jr’w i riior’i, prom l i "J | rogram to ilt Pfe-A. 0*mm ..■ ■ ‘* ---- -----irl <•», • jI •i n, n i ii, is hr ■ Ill, I Ibid. Th- gi.ih Ortinnl tVnhinx i* -nbl t" •* noj-J. fo n v r n l in r e a . uinjitr.**. • i - I v I p i' united in tFI* • • th.s. Thu burin —^ — o — —. m e ltin g seine rotobleralt'n f‘" Sanford, Fla. (h e -I'iv th l timv iuoip 11 r US 1■ X " •inn M EAT M ARKET the I II I left V.i.nnv * !•>* the • alt Skill. In It aid o l’l z z r» |i"■.h'l lC'il bull.I. slid: o f Allies ruiltil llctnrk. Il'e* n|i* 3 i Us' FIRST ST. M IAM I ATTACK I*:?) A N A C l) I hi "1 supply ."ii| Uu.,ijuiinttiu'ill of I re iCi' w" "d . i \m p \ iittm .’ M : ' li*I w ok Ix'iau-e JI'II'I. <i jilcu i* lie Atiuii.au I. tout ■, I ’> , . uany (otnur I'* i'u,. ml " i iii.tuanl. Tin* • aiee It . 1 * 1 *.f I ii*tlimr li.iyil • i r I. .'•••• b n ir g r. • t.'iuUin a . *ii il. in i:td, f-s-sls- - I l a v i ,l in In nitliiil (» i .tali le nll I Ixt . in Mitiml n, Ihoi v*rl* - C a n itm iv 'J .r l» II I 'll anliM In ll.i* leiMb, nn g. P t.b«v |tb,. Ih,. |jr,v«t K iiir r rpngrviii s\rqq t public uqlilli . lul-ur < Willi It HII Is f|>ih1 , eUlrtili'l.t .1 , . ins- - n». ••xpot'.i- » an.l . . l t d MM, wb * I • .1 I m Am ii i th* nn* t r* mji ,-r Iht Mar drbli t r S.i.MM.omUMW. ultii.s.l p '.d ?n f mt thi- c ; i * Ii iK v r d llr " • f tki* M tit- l t l * l *u * p i l hly wf it J > r.,.i •u*| irgulkl cos. I *'it in cni-h . If via bi .‘tBi't 'ol lis.l I a'- n« ixl n* run* lirg nf m..it* iliuii ,1 - ••nn- tUc i;-vi'tnmcut w L l -> a mui It In j«)* In pr I'. i I '. h. 1'i.ri* hit nn"';, ai .i M ■ *i;l , * a -Ihint nl th* .|i*e« I I ' d olly «- sums.* the light tu U *P might bo * iiti.i bvii*c III ISlh * I lv* in»* tH.it i*l” i pi tiiliilPv* '*>*** lin t, :*:.I||(I .|| : t »unn<* it j ulj:t 1:1,1 eiir.t|cl thr cx Ii.pl l , si. I nlhiiWit bn, inBlll* Hull i lly *31 l^<*. I l l \ .l I | * • III,, ll )wii.utliin. rM iisihiiM in.n iiivia j . i l r f *n« l..*lit. i* ami * « e In *•* I into lb.* *1 ■at il l i - ui •’ at all nf Die C: -e I | m int i.nut nl | mi d. nl*!*." tin l,M at. Tb. N’vO Ylirk Tluu*. liar in — *--l U|Ul*.1U»»tilUl4 r I’l i i 'U * " . ■ o* Tin* Till'in*. mi ‘ •Ill ll* Hilli Intwril head lr*a> 'iS-it . uipii.il ilnck ....... r lx* I d.r w t *. r llie yjil.in nl r •i • I.. inlvb'y thin!*;' r n n n i l v He i n.| l.i go tho falp j ,--k. -t*cn million I** twm ty-»U .ii tlniu. mil. In* bi-* •v l l 3all;*, »vhb lint print' i! turn it iHimLi. 1 ir Vaunlh** b i l l n n i i i n l i M - l o u 'i l • i ■on.i . 11 Ih- one d p n ,• , di ■■An I lli,* Tli»**a will rnm «**n-i.t»*i*- ly thli i* . ' *mri, nllh'iu .'li nl I it> ilc i "ini•"'■Itfun * Of prwtft." I'm •bly i.U'ir than «**(dlt per* m l "ii h e ir r c iiin in c tl Uiaml p .iht in , t' .. • Mtd tin- 'inc'p'ny of *u|tbli* HMn'gAt'h**m,i nmn.jf.tl *md 'H i* 'I rrtiuno Aip'lUV und dtma.iil. If will lie a lung un­ A litn*l «*f •iirapari In IVanr* -bcavpii * r whsn prnimriy mnie r:*se i Mn.ril i Ui- niin an* iil ,* enough ;r' • ••.tnl hrr ildrtilrdlh* Im*HP," I in 'In* liuht IdSoi* i v ns n | at ’ «r In r jilyinr lutiiiM* »l<ii ki’tt iLfl'I. h»e« ttnuugh tomakothe nlp .i iliir ii n a ll ” f yij** — . ——**'> “ ly ih Hutto tni'in- - nf an.1tr;n/ baiyi r t f I'-t Lvll. tin Mu o ih » no «iur v,ill Irani v i n. In lu n r tli.o f ihllit, ick »:llXitig istl>f|tki|)'.. [J XI *i**i I*.* n*l i * I ill . ftirr l u * l ) u u rrld ie . * . »*•! in us Inii* <•( M.n.tay. n fiin In tbv M| r i r n bt-r iiifa n l rlilliL nn inqn h* tpfitt'i* nnd lion i.nfgr * *n* ni iq... . n* i !<• n,** j *qi, uuintf, t.iiw.of K. ?f. Nix u . U u turn! agrnf . * 1111 . ' ' V r j n |u<4 . • • .mil l l i f Ln»lh« r fire oniu in Iryinr Is m i'i I In* it i ' • *■• . rllir n fiife 1f lit* uf lli. ill • J m u h u n »rlU a p »d t r\frt la i; K-, L'n 4-h* < Ih U I pii ffciili offi dfif li*ul rat.* •>' I p i.r. A lim ivium ran i d ■ti tl i ivit. ■ <I l l « n?l pit if4* Wald* iiirri* o f real i » l * l f • • i i'sili • i t)if I'lixiitiivi nl niiiiRit t l'lnrmlu'i.ii. I**n uuni'l It nifiMn* iv ie .1l h'lrvi.n*. t h ’ It.i.ill Wi ii of |iiii • • lo th.r ;4a\ior «*f tiafitkiat'4 lir li.ul ln b r ril»J ll^ I t .I* r iir v i v l MHiitf O IWQoUy laur Ilf. , mam i.ftHim i npi* "*<1 P* u gun* thi -uniivr cruency arisen y o i fri'iti k la > U io 4 H $ r lilir I* . t . . I HJy fnr *,tf pn I.** I lal* ,.a-4«-^*f^|u»uir«l. n handy rta e rv e fu n d N ate— because Its til; ii tmt iiq* renlir nf » o r -, * 1 «vk. Thr) i«p «,< ,'vrnt tho killing nf »mnr;nf i'* c t .Nov. hen', uwwliPti-. t]<ii*a s ill. icun!y vM) Th. ti ilir tuuni rirl. I'jnxulrf find bin wlii'b ihe Mi lli. dii' |if dollunt put ou t at in terest Hrvlin.-? n m ly nil crapi up «•«» uf |hr Har• lolilV . . . iiro tra iip.nl ,le*rrilivd. Ih e llarnl.l ranbj •ohiV pcopltf u iilp y pi) t)»|)ifi "IfE l« Ih# M r •* • m iv lit(!•* fruni . )t»c*t We Ibvu baanl few rri*ii*t.m« o f grow inn and d evelopin g pinvc• tsf |intvt r. N uh )* i f •ml ihr tide iRitrxinr.rtiw* "Virteidiiy molnlnx illi.iMMSiU| ratiH do itiir f»n fiiiH* troffrni f<f Hind* a m I iihi ) %*iiillKr.—1~.' ni li'ivttnur t.'arltnn's rpruli nnd IMIO »♦ U»l JM» 413.000 foe I*!,, rrallrnd thmuebnut tbs* tlu< lltt i. uf A AI ,* many cnnihirndati to. Th* era**. rims fit ft. I IT* f *ily tU si'tlr. t j tu r title.' ; i f thfi liruad land, renin 1 ! tl||cj, , nd omnlpnlcnt. cniwd tjttyrra of * tb* Mtata me atmni* r nalb In in ic Ihe lille s s j ~ / tnlnoua in init'alng it And 1M1 tl,r mi'tallnfisl dUlrib* LrllrMMt to ,#u,,.^ within lb- *«hailoi*a ,, , , . K V(J» ) • * w * il. Uka tu mean Jhat t h »•mnbi'*- ... nln t the «Ur|ml omr-MV of th • „ 1, Mtalnl'a nn ixaggeratAd end unjurt a* Uuy Dri'iwli. nude ,1a osr FUrlsgs. DrportWKht ur or i g i f i . April tMh. devutid rity, as aii, In fiver nf in* rrd i * i, • * I'ti.mulKnTk-d I , « * r f . ■ruhlo tl'ullH.i ure, are nil • sample uf tbv crilif> ----- ------ l T FI ti Which draw Inii rest from April l«t. “ llniatratlva ornnnty. and an* thrcUfb th. Ibiaid nf Ib'blir Mum ;7 v,n k ) (Fiji policy hui TITI.E GUARANTY pivoir.l tn any xsmblinc lilt| nr ala of th« kliih di.t bplscue*!' N o S J h S ^ V .. T ^ . n l.rnu. li! up.ix i or xUlsr sily. rliurrh and iluamlaatad I * L’n i . . ' ,v . ^ ,• * “ -*9'?®** , ,*u MORTGAGE CO. littr It],bunking ‘n « rnfun .-mtnh l h » irtupte of Aliami are *11 i w a l tb rvik.*,’ a nrv aiThr, In* j T , rlg lj. 1 T i . o r * :uff.iU'.g from * O f —* A. I'aik Arena# ucai'iaailuu uf far-rtatblnx tut" > . v u k "'.‘ ' 0. r ru«,‘ “ r ^ fa r yvmti j *'*M ncu act* l. eh nnd .'inii **f law. I* has bun nrsvriyil fair* r m i pi uf Ihe Uiiegs ll_it . , Sanford, Florida ltd •sin- tried fur the murder laiilariv. I .. ? |ll*at thr w I onir txtrrdinl an I It ml to Luiid n city, adupting, fm •Threuxteiul tb* day In mllbmu j , ho , lv, „ ,,y ,|ltl Cn y little Ibihblr Ftanka. The trrj.’f trmpuiary gain. The spurious and X r p n n liif Uis* ,u*,uirvrk and ilh rr y is b i l l i tlltlmclrlv slnlrurtli’r p ll.’y <f 'it'll fathers of ill* three hurt uf h in,.-, this iu.'Ji«t *»a< Nnw Y o ta • lout w**k Nathan “ '* ‘ rd by pi.nu f*ml!le« svllb up- ••>.<«,>1 to i.tlert < > Ih* ***mrace* the Mwlilc .,.fsrt UiUrn.'' raaant. T i l l t and M iik t c a c i Wc dsr* i. y that thr gan'.Msrs J died, tbv lari nf l l r 'in l-eiit. m.*t and tr ulubm* burmr jlly , , „ wb. i an.| ta lowrr i'.a » sun in* thr terrible And i*t, her? in Mhiiti, a rliy |m rat *stan,'orit W hftw vr "lurk* snd Ihe larkitrcr* attriulcj ly Co m pan y . A Hills 1*4 with the Atlantis National Ranh o f Jacksonville. bav* Mlxml by j(* l>d*f M'nrfi’ of il­ C**Jlsl f s a i l ersr f t f/ X M jM It If net l.nrl* (nil Ian- llkrnid by that «**r«* il tn an n*e-1, *rrr.i piid * i-i*i:>llnnl«t»“ plllled N* Inn «nd Onm m b . (P 'd ‘ „|K.-ati 1 la Vismi ,b»v* b r»« licit "dlvrr.l r.»*’ were not in that Dina In jail, whu bar* dif­ fercrttinc and h> Ord " A N F u iii» _ . . feiUul; . ml,,., tub .. iitdlii-Ad tu "large it__U2»ter cungr.'gatlpn in „ l l . V 1 , T l f <“ ' I »C »t fer th* trim*, Pul lltalr bar* In Miami, wbrrv vu* was pic-, inert l*r the opm'MunlUrs of Amsrica,'’ nr in any fit tho*.. “ iso Bwf and th* father ,.f Uvtfbl*• lurad as rampant and wickr lm s« .f. id-d by lati'.v of law rofunc- UmpUs ef wuFsUp filled to m u . . with upraised brad.was -jhaklng ,'inmt—and the , U i * * » o f I’kkrtt, Huaiinj.'." *• “ o f a B an k Account— and the w orld treat h im better! W . H. LONG Killed in Action Tb* Friendship Class of th* First Christian Church h«id Its regular business and social meet­ ing on Tuesday evening at th* home o f Mrs. D. R. Johnson on French Avenue. It was derided during* the business session that m l ami white should be adopted U . Kronen vleft Saturday for as ths class colors. A report Baltimore, Md, to spend a week on was also given, upon th* boa of businnets. •fothlng prepared for the flood A. P. Connelly Is aap«cted to sufferer* by the clas* at an all return from Jnrkronrlll* Monday day sewing meeting btld during •venter-" . . . the past week. Refrrshmrnls were served durMrs. Byron Rtevrns Is spending several day* in Le«*burg- itatting log.Ih o socialMrwic.-hr- Die host­ ess t i Ihe fd lowing: Mrs. L. h*r cousin, Mr*. Ilerbrrt Butler. M. Marshall, Mrs. Cates, Mrs. Mrs. NJel. Mrs. Victor Al-iJsm es Wrbb, Mr*. Ktandlfer, bert and Mr*. C. II. Noel of l*e Mrs. ||,rold Weekly and Mrs. Land spent Saturday ben- shop­ Johnson. ping PAGE ■jjMidnight Feasts Miss Pippin Honored W ith Birthday Party _ _ 'lal Calendar iV .Ml Garden Clubs Held Reciprocity Meeting • •ys o f any strain, Mr. MeLaalta said. In th* tori# or curved lenses, ths best vision was af- • Honoring little Ml*. K'itaN-th r|’n W ‘ hr0,J*h ‘ h« * hU« Pippin, who recently c.lehr».nl ,h* " ? • ' * * ' nt ^ le r sixth birthday eAnlversary. » T" un‘l *° ,h* P°lnt of « • ) * » « Mrs. Roye Plnrlo reitertateoil wiih|' hp vl*,0B from any anglo a party la*t i n l a - afirrmcn n t i" f lb* eye It was dedarwl. her* h «T i .'.t V i'- l P ’ rt Slreet. “ With Urtliogon lenses, said t-iyi nf a ll’ Mr. McLaulin. glasses sffonl tin Khhly chairs, tab'** and toy kind, wore placed xbnu'. the «,>*e. •ante correction over the entire I ious lawn forming n retting for arm. They ensile you to *ca ] the guest* who spent the nltcrmon Just a* dearly at thr rdgvs as at the renter. They unmask Ih* • h paying vnrl.u* game* l.ltlle Alii* vision, removing the last imporDorothy Stewart gare -wieral to p erim * wytw&**r*» rx ailing* fur their eMerttenaseOr s.ftr which punch- was serve.1, — •• aw*• Late In the evening an Ire rourrr Automotive Electric was servetl by thw hns'ris, assist Leases New Comec------cd by Mr*. W. II. dtsv.xrt, Mrs Fandy Anderson and Me*. Jk F. .JJte.-Valiirooiire ..Electric-ConPoopor. Th* hlrthdsy - s U wns ptny, F’irst Street and Oak Arendecorated in pink nnd whit* anil 1.-, announced tmlav the tcoalng wns topped with *tx tiny white of a spare In the Phillip* block, li.s Avenue nnd Sr-s ml Sira.?*, lighted candles. ihe flr n r m l move to the new i l ­ These Invited to he with Miss lation within the nrxt few dayt, Pippin were, ihirl* and Mildred h<cording to sn nnnnunremel by Giovanni, llelty Whreless, Horace Pmlllp Km Pn kin*. Dowe'l, James Henry ( ’oo|ier. Nrlh In the n-w plore, Mr- Perkin* Stewart. F'.lisaheth Hatrhrr. Flllra- •aid he would lie 'n a poDtlou ' » •live better service bemuse ef l<cth Whlghnin, . Wl Ham Itianaii. Sutuly Anderson Jr.. , Kenneth more room In which to ■reomtnointe rtodom-r* The lease wra Kehols, Gene Whlgham, l.amsr and bind It d by t'arl D. Langston, ••! l.udwell El-hi'ts, Airs. W. II. Stew, lbs real e-tate department of th* nrt, Mrs. Sandy.Anderson. Mr*. It I. W. Phillip, and Son* Ine. of F‘. Cooper nml Mrs. II. F'. Giovanni. Oilando. P erson als TtM.membqrt o f tb* Rom Cirri* TUESD AY of the.tiardrn Club were hostesses 10. L A. will meek *t 3^0 Era. J. M. May*, OU Oak to tb* dther circle members of the Carden Club with a reciprocity U tU * Thaatr* Croup o f maellny ta il Friday morning at 11 “ 'iH* Club will meet at o'clock At the Yacjit Club. Mrs. Ku­ thauelub roam*. dot; Curlrtt at chairman df the 'a Sunday School Kos* Circle took charts uf tb* th* F tn t Preabytarian mealing while Mr*. Roland UeaJ, kav* a-aodal meeting Mrs. U. L. Park and Mrs. \V. W. dwrets at 1 r*0 o'clock. Lppa were hostesses four tha morn­ b ----BoeUI Dapartment of the ing. * 'dma*’a Club will hav* Its usual A resume of the convpnlhiii of T wouldn't do openly to rnrowrOf course sardines arc tin hrst M g * party, at 2:30 o'clock In tb* lit* garden dubs wb'ch wus held agt your sw s t - I » | klw-<* rsnotd fools to go hi; a can if •ms with Mrs. Fred Will- recently In Miami, ws* given by boarding Khool to hav* a mid­ sardines put up in <a's one In u u “d Mr*. F. W. Bender ai thr circie chairman. night (rsit. entirely against the lire sturr snd one In t-miro rsucw Mr*. It. It, Mrs, Scott Hostess N'srt is low cun-- scvrtsl cun * ( «a- Pbona reservations to i'apwurth rrinrtvd her first 1mrule*—but Ibey do love a bus ef Mr. and Mr*. M. G. l-rwls and K »Ur. from Ism . And you uu say drsifed ham er l.viccr, n both. To Mayfair Circle food pretulon o f Mhniii, af.cr which daughter, Patricia Ann, left Sun­ Jstint "imrr, which court In rtn\ in yourself (even if yvu ibai't Airs. L. P. ltigan Utked on tt^ day Air Miami to spend a week. Jeve it) that “my daughter wouldn't should te IfKlo-'r J. An I Hr a Mrs. IV. M. Scott prrsldrd over motorraue through ins dilkicu ) bool ruin" touch of swcrlneii. v.kv r. I err s trtak.an) school . m*mb*ri o f tb# Asarian Mr. anj Mrs. Reuben Mason re­ the'meeting of"the Afnj’Tsir Cirri* • in ,.f coccs.i u~ ti-: i ,(-ii.-'-ut Vobf tha p in t Baptist Chun h relates; Mt*. W, At. bcott « n the Abetting Crime m*t body at rV e lo rkarboretum add Mrs Endor Cur- turned Saturday from Washington, of the Garden Club which wa* Nsturslly, there will tw some ure whirl, c -o'et lu ui rhr, kleu at I home to their friend* at I'JU 1-2 held nn Friday morning at her “ i church preparatory to le.t on th* rose show. if her Uuvitr dishes that ynu will sweet-* A laikiqr i f ru r tSr.tr home, 120 Elliott Avrnue, May­ ;l*n to make first of tIL Alsvte It and a sm«il can uf rn d ej pine Magnolia Avenue. to tha bom* ot Mr*. Mrs. Jotui tjuuk o f (Irnvta gave spile r u if. a iu/prt'i.-i tar *p fair. A short business session was Henderson at Bensrn a short discourse on wild llcwer.i, •• • m IIWHI )>IV| If II the I'-W »X srxose, is. s n #- t* mest pie. it hoc! clhrr sand*.-'ti, atij - i , u rn 4 t_. . for thalr reculsr mart- staling that there are over do Mrs. C. C. McCnyy left Mon­ held in-fur.' adjourning to the Isr assy. Maybe il is a »peris; i f sh-;.-'t noil ek'iS * 1.1 keep WEDNESDAY reciprocity meeting given by th* kind of rooky, or mafrhr il ir a vl-ioi day afternoon for Kllavllla, (in.. firsh -n.let'nilely wit l - h,il«il ' ' ». Wh-IXTh# Literature Department of varieties ot wi.U flowers lu K.urt- where the wa* called by the death Rose Clitic at the Yacht Club. pudding, cr s a t doughnutt. Tots was lulluwrd by a talk During thr business meeting the rest It i*. mike room for it firxl. ael witn—rmr si.. o*. lut rauti.es waitP Woman's Clbb will meet at dapart—of ilclighx year books were distributed and given by Mrs J . F. .Stoner 0u of hrr father. dwn fill up ih* cracks snd crannies M R o'rlock In tb* club rooms. Walt il may n . F- i-i-t :he th'o* pans were completed for a plrwith linnnl foods which will not birds, their aungs, |i,umagv, and FRIDAY rr«V omler nwgh hsndling and to rncuiirjtr at I s't* rii'-e. t»-* W. T. Anderson and Truman nlr inoton adr to Orlando on May “ Mliimi'H Most I'opqlu r H o te l" East Side Primary School habits. Mrs M iner .*M mat o m whith wilkitelight the heart of ytsir ran anv righi n Ii-VI la rfu l<v > - a*nl "Morning (Bury !0!5 varieties of birds nest in rioi- I.lftey of Pa'm Beach are regis­ Single liHintH w ilh Itaih. $2. $2.50, $3 il-Cirt child IW sure lo Include a can- I'.? I \.'k i-u hrr ... 11 Itefrethnirnl* wer* served to tered for several day* at the Hotel a* 8 o'rlrok at the Jun- ■ua anouauy, tint intro ur« ti.unu r'.wh u. i t oftener. too. And if you want lo I tar In •le'.'lo.l I Double roontis w ith Itnlh, S3, $4.00, $5 the foll'wlng: Mrs. R. R. Deas. k.na* ot birds in tho Unttrd Forrest' I-ake. bool auditorium, sdl a i-articubrly nice loocl^ you ‘ rhrills an-' o s , »!,. , r< w.'S Mr*. R. C. Rowers Mr*.- Ward ■ H r m w f - rT T rr K iim tta n .. l.i.h a mi.lnL*:.' . s.4-i..;- ’ 1 it-^-gto.. acting of th* Kaslli :1UU'.‘ * l“*.lLl^-tiU0 dii'iyrcht b„u, Mrfilqmrru .,if ..kl Uial...Mre--W..A.. N . K- FT m l S I. N m r lin y H Ncnyne • 114 lit'W lo ote 'I I'ShI u ■Omptrp D. A. K. w nniT n m worM, Fitts Jr. Airs. G. S. Kelntan. Mrs. ‘opuiitr I ’ fleet! Heslniirant in C onnerlion Mf* W. I). Ballard at A ftr short talks by Mrs.* Henry . id le It visiting here as , thr guest J. O. King. Mrs. C. R. Mason. her mo,"r''i «r s . R. I Griffin. Mr*. F horns In 'Ahamont# Springs, Wight, president oi tin. Dauk'ii I Ai. Ih.yd, Mrs. W. T. I.*ni| -y, Mrs. Harry Ifrerln. Mis. p hoark meeting will be held at u.uo und Airs: K. M. Gallows*, u,t 1400 Avmur. “ Unreality” Studied » o'clock. Ibil land Dean, M y. Josr|ih E. meeting closed nnd refreshments1 r Ritchie, Airs. J. I . Ridge, Mr*. IP. Hagan and Walter Barber, By laoeal SeientistH *11'* served. Ihe Club ira, jecuiM. L. wllh quaniilles sif wild and student* at the University of Flor­ Grover Spurring, Mr*. With Th* Reporter Ve. Hoy Entertains ated ida, were the wick-,-ml guests uf Wright. Mir W. I)."Huffman and garden llowers. “ Unrrulll) ' whs ihe subject- of Mrs. E. J. Strln. t Afternoon Bridge Members of the Ruoe I'irelr their parents. Mi*a (arairla Barber, wlm the l.« ss"ti Srint'.n in the F'li.l preseol were: tin anj Alts. K. If. ( ntir.li ,.f t’lnist, . Siientist, n teach . and like* I'ring a sduud hiinday. n g . CfQggs Hoy entertained Move, Mr*. Kndor Cur.rll, Mr*. J. W. M. Seott returned Sunday marm . . . Harry Neel uf*Ki»bridge party fast Fri lny • . Ull.*, Mr* A. W. kpp-, Mr*, ll, morning from prints in Georgia .Ttip Guhlan Text wn« fn m jrao°n In the. atm parlor of thy L. Park, Mrs. Itulund itcad. Mr*. where hr ha* been tprmling u Week tdmnn-c, whom Sanford |H-«ple Psalm. I :»Y. "The I uni knmiet'i *•*••>'* Club for th* mem’iers the w.iy « f Iht righlrcu«: lull the remimls'r a. a fnrnur part attradlng to business Intrrrst*. Today tb . Idler, Club and a number * h * j*"* vltu f K wriv o f tin- ungodly /ball peri.,n.'' ■•wrier uf The Herald s . . The other guests. Mr*. Clifford | Juhn yul,k' ilr *' Au' Aui'ing'lhe c lint ion. which com Albert Conm-lly William Dash. stockinglrss i raie ha. hit the p n .ol the l 4'.-*n S*'rnu>n was the ilkrr held high urore •iiionir A. W e i * Tucudny * guesta . and received porvh • D r.A. Ilrigg* Arrington. W. A. Adams, ' in lowing fiotn Hie llit'le? *iA guv-l town, and aren't we nmnliy low* In brilliant shade* while r . Illll, Air*. Leon Leltoy und Mr* snd Maurice Wimhi.h *|>*nt Sun­ m e ciitimd bring fur'.li cvt| frri', l»y s haling a good lime. Soun, fa. Carrie Bender received a »V. U lunnlsllir. day morning in Daytona tlrnrh. m tliif run n ro v tlp l'tn v liri.ivlinwei cr, a apair uf uncuveriHl ailar pri** for havihg h lri forth gu.Nl fruit' F.'vtry tn-e tli.it l-cdul exlmuilira un the high­ i'luigrlh nut forth cit'd fruit i.i >re among th* club meptbeni. Mis* Avia Sten*lrom of Winter ways a»d lytvays will raus.. im in un tl"'ill, itlfd rtisl mlu the fir.'" Ptnk w*g the pradomloallng Miss Davis’ Pupils Haven was thr week-end guest of (i-inll. 7:I k,UM lor note U»ed In the decuratlon*. tnure excitement than tliose nt Mr*. FI. S. Hockey, l.'lltl park Give Piano Kccit&ls i i t la --un Sermon nl." incl Iarlous kind* o f Spring flilwirs Avenue. — • thr wr'l kmwn beurhra . . . i ihe lulloi'. i itg |ui*s"i'e, from I It . that shade'were anohred lit A piano (pci.si wa* pr^iwited Henry Mil aalin H»„ volcirg n | l liii.'.inu S<'l.r.e iex’lUH.k, ''S»i'• bout Ihe sun rooms wliju Mis* Lily F'raser nf Putin llrsch protest over the pru|N'<i'<l Iv.'u mi'- nnd lle.’ilth with Key fo 'tu M tallies and nut, cups were do- by the pupv* of Mi** Alnrguryt .w ripiurfs,' by Mary llaken Eddy; I'axi, last Saturday slier noun oi -pen', n short time heti* Sunday irned In pink. , rr tent tax ,m retail n i Iix “ From fits! lu last llie siippo'.'-l U u in the afternoon, refresh- r tr studio, ||J VVes'j F’irst htrvvt. as the guest „ f Mis* Olyve New. . llr. Ctarllr Park, laiyi.li r u c i-li nre uf Flind nml nmt'ir .'ontlnuouM In two curse* wrra srrv 'Iho following program wa* kUrii: mnn, Rore Court. o f fare hut manly " f caper- unii Ihe mingliog uf g,H'd nnd *vl> ■ huste-s to the uirtn1 T o 11 ' Alurih of th* D wu)*"—HoLv. irnre, ftffd a C “ "l fellow . . . • aie iim lleil from Hie phllmuipiv club and four other Alice and Hazel Harvey. Mr. and Mr*. S. It, Dighton nnd liahy c».iper, a few sli rt *f lliu *, rpa-nt. Ji*sus' deniunslrv (hilciien, and Min* KalhcrincDighIMIl'hK! U fa years * * " „ y u n g rilh'gian. "The Contented Bird"— Itawv ti"i'* sift the chuff from the wheat, tun, tnnlured lo Daytona Beach H"W a full-fledged celery glow "! Cara talk* John Minarik. and unfold the unity nnd Ih, Circle Club cr . .' . They vn)'« IP* going — and ho» ! Hand­ reality o| good, lliu unreullt)', the "Waltz- in F Major” — Uilhrb. Sunday where they *prnt the day. i« tn l*e a hot summer, by thi,I li"thim;ni'**, uf- rvil.' pick'd beauties doing LsiHt Friday Sheiiu llrilt. ire migin weather. And Dint Mr. and M rs»R. II. Ilerg and "Fleeting Hours**— Kern,' Louise cute irirkw! The “ It” mean, smnrthini? hut we've for■< n», RuV'crt Ilrewstrr and Howard i Mcloaulin Adds Nt*w girl uncorks a carload ember* of the Central I'nri.uid. TA1IJDHED A TTIR E iri'Dcn just what that is . . . returned Sunday from Miami ''Heigh llo Msrehc*— Rolfc. th* Garden Club met on Miss Helen Msrrnlrllf motor­ of "kicks"! 4'larn goes whrre they have been visiting for laenseH To HusincHs The leak it the left it a joy to th ing . . . Judge * / morning with Mr*. G. D. Jnck Wilton. Jsmr. G. lo college, grin a tot the last few day*. bnme-dressiraker, lur it* straight Yirs Sharon, kindly and gentle hut . at her home, lu ll Msg. •'Sumhine on the I*r*irio"— Xti lauilin .• •- Jr., npfont". Henry Ffi'lemlin ilun fitting silhuurttc may he r**ilj ofknowledge and kcEft Avenue with Mrf>. II. M. Grainger. Kuthlnn Knuy and' Instil ns the m xt one whi-n it frist. t"*Liy nnnnuncrd lliu nrshe’s passing It on! Francis E. lie!* nnd two piie.t*. achievtxl with a minimum of rutlin rimes tu meting nut punishtTb worth presiding. Prorram* Mis* Davis. •tuitilh'n •tuiiMInn In (nfI the Ihu T'llyer nnd nn.l OrOyf,rl in on Ihr "know" . Frank It. Hols an,| Thomas Stew­ and fitting. A smart m i t e | tha year were disrussrd after Ihugnn line " f lenses, <1.-, lnn-,1 “ Sea Gardens” —Couhe, Finncis art of U»»lun, left Monday morn­ attuned by the me of contrastir* OTfit from the hrneh . . , Mrs. G. V, Smith was apfor Ihr hr)-lory whole lit run Stephen*, whose aiti*lie trimming .farm ap|J int in irrrgula In he n 1 big d«'Vrl"pnicnt in the Pearson. chalrman of the commiting fur points on the Ksst t oast outline, one extending diwa fnsn th I ( i nts hsve hren reflected in proaliictlen i.f eye glasses. ||p wil| lir ! Y o u 'ir never "Jolly Blacksmith"— lli/rri* to appointed to appropriate where they expect to spend sever­ rolled oiUar and thr ollirr estendns many • clcs-rr piece of draw­ use the 1.4 iissc* isihisively in the heard or seen any­ Harry Jo0 Miliatik. tnd* for seed* nnd bulb* fof ing and lirn work . . . Mr... future. down the side of Ihr skirt itorti al day*. ........................... tarthu thing like il! •.parlmeatatlon work. .“ The Owl" - W r i(ta M um Ain) with the poclrt si th* right Th* and.Mra. Reuben Ma*nn. hnek The Tillyrr ami (Irthugun lenses Tho m n eeting then rinsed and Urowh. Mr*. Perry Mero, who recently is * good mmIrl fur linen or flannel fromi their honeymoon, happy give better, clearer vision ut nil The two-piece frock at the rich a. two yuung Isrk*. la*bar* repaired to the rrrlpru“ Jupnnrse l.ullaly” —Grcenwahl. underwent an operation mt the point* o f (ho glass, rd Irving the coniiwa of a lung-waiatcd cloreAttuii W mretteg at th* Yacht Club, Doiutliy AI itch. II. F'ernsld-Laughton Hospital, will Mouse and a »I» gored skirt *hir) pa* p ro m t were: Mr*. II. M. Highway from Mayn to Bran* "M.nuiku"— l.cwi* Brown Alary itturn Tuesday to hrr home in flarrs at the sides. A* *Fs>wa to thi pworth, Mrs. F. Fk Rola. Mr*. Alice Shipp. Mayfair. ilhistrstion, tweed-printed silk 1* eflen ford wilt >>e ronilructrd this seas* 1M u 'Deviann. Mrs. George IcKnrtie • tirrly combined with plain radium on. ‘‘Cradle Sung"— Saratorlo. Mar­ DeOottos, Mre. K. H. Dutton, ‘ - of- caa ggjgj may -be sM J. B. Borland of Pincknrd, Ala^ The ‘bkaiM u J. C. Gibbs. Mrs. II. II. ion Entclilgr and Mrs.'lluiia. t First Fludel: Pirtorial P rin t*4 •‘Alarih i f Classes” — Prvston. I» spending sometime herewith tUhall Era- 7.ib Uafllff, Mrs. (T o o Id tle T o f la unify.) ! Fla aon-in-law and daughter, Mr. Pjtlrrn Na 4161. Sues 14 to ll 1. Sharon Mrs. Purler Wake. Jam- .Sharon. years. J4 lo 44 huit, 45 rents. I' Jley Mucning"—Coertic. Eve » n‘' Mr*. Rty* Pippin at their I Mrs: Albert White, Mr*. B. Sexiaid Flodrl: Pictorial Print si Party has diamond* murt sacrlWhltme. Mr*. J. N. Whitm-r, l)ll I'u.-.e and Mi's Davia. I «n W *»t First Street. Ptltrrn aN u.^4162, J iia 14 to U ri-r for rash.' Itionv 1.1 (1. . JL E. Tolar, Mrs. K. U. ‘ Match* Huiigiuisv" Du Vul. •e tad Mrs. O. F. Smith. Mr. a tv! Firs. T. L. OTonnor. ili: nin Minor. . ••'Ihe Uolilin's Dancu"— Krcnls- Mis* Thelma Wagner, Marion Wagner and Jack Peter, spent rt. Dighton Honors lilt. Mary Louis* Mcrlse.her. S.inday in Muui.'nln l-ake where “ Pearls” — Poerne. C'uiuliUu Hill 1Her Club Members nnd llalpli 1 'olar. the)' attended the rarillon concert R. Dighton honored | . "Polish Masuika" — Bouroff, at th* Bok Hanrtuary. of the Saturday I'iter .ijnths Blsliop. Mr. and Mr*. K. H. Rmkey bridge party given .*»*! •‘ ikily'i. Asleep” — DsIlcef, MilMrs r.lluM th McBride. Mis* Avis gfternnsn at her hoim-. dud Hodges. * "(W sot Twentieth Street, with •'two Howcis” — Koclllng, HI Stenstrom and little Mi«s Doris ’ ! tabla* of player* preoent. im llicrxlircl. Itoekey spent Kundsy in Ejxti* as nrU", a d-pk e f ranis, “ A l.itti* Kong” — Bilhro, Ian- th* guests of Mr. and Mrs.Luther ted to Mrs. D. I.. Story. Mrs. Stury r.a« fomieriy whilo rut prise, 'also a out Wbuldrn. Firs. W. J. FlcUrid* of thi, city. "Ilui gary"— Korlling, H 'a tl icrt o f cords, was wilt by Mrs. ir t I y o u r lusl Hummcr'H liiy Mihcb. \ H. Ashcraft. Forming a party spending Hun“ The toiler's Danes” —llolA . day aflrrnooa and errnlng at frocks out o f Ih r clo-srl. bo room, where the guests • r«c*i»*d wee# •denied wilh Maiy Louts* and Eleanor Hick tteylona Beach were the Mittca I/ook (h flB _ QYcr. ca re. wRlre * f Spring flowers In Aon. M alfli ' 1 sk*,— Frances_ Cduirry. tri bbidoo—tebllp (Im ie lUre "Ya'te AnUnalo1'— Alhony, An- I^nabelle llsgan, G. W .Spencer! fu ll) and (h rn phone un. • d*curated tn represent baa- r * Hull lltown. Jr-, Gordon Cherry and Maawail; I o f .Spring flower*. “ Tam O* KF-anter” — Warren. RtFwart. , salad course was served st ( ( • • tear by th* hostess as­ Edward Flitebell. Y o u 'll be am azrd when P. J. Feitner o f Oscen'a left Sun- | "Pansy” — Milo De>o, Doris _' Mrs.......... and W. J.Thigpen * day for' Washington. D. C. to at­ , * . L Markrll. Thote p|iv- Rcrkry. the frecka come back lo “ Ynuthful Marthtrs” — Krvnts- tend tha annual meeting o f tha I bridge were: Mr*. K .‘ - M. National American Wboicoato WF. Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. lin. Virginia Msriwrlhrr. you. T u * i pots w ill be While away Katherine. Dighton, Mr*. D. "WaterfaU",— Heins, Marjorio loimhar Association. ‘ awond. Mr*. E. II. Ash- Dulhise. Mr. Feitnor will also spend srv- ■ gone and h e lle r at ill, Ik e Held,. Tildes Jscabs ,. Ir*. J. E. It rouse, Mrs. The Twin H o y --------- M w ia Header “ Dance of the Wa|er WiUhea* era! d4ys in Naw York City. Th# Groom . Chari*. R. Kiblry snd Mr*. MorkrlL Tha Hpsalsh Dearer Albert Norton —Ewing, Alma figamlagar. • the thorough cleaning To* Fit nisi rr . . . . lleary Hcbamaeber NOTICE Tb* fioioUt Ilenry Witte "Honey Stogi" an Old Tlasa % % . ■TA G * PLAY Th* lloates* .... Albert Fuller The Ring Bearer . . Char Ira Trefry Ron*” —Carey, Mrs. A. M- PhilDr. Virginia Spencer will giro hi our c la rifie d solvent Tits Gossip . . . . . . . Will H. Mansaw rehearsal of “ The bp*. “ . Th# Flower Girl . . Dr. W. Theodore Langley tho last o f a wrist of Uctprea _ Wedding* baa t o n Tho Gossip's Chum w ill b ijn c back th r o rig (Ala HommersehieM «a tho Ffcboi Pru* Winner* oft Tha Cook Krioin Hsndall nl| preparations are Wednesday afUraoon at S:M Th* Hob, ....... IIA N U n # GET HAUL lleary IHcklaaaa for tho perform* nee, •'stock at tho Woman’s ,Club aad John la w s Th* Nurse .......... .bo bald t l the Junior CHICAGO, Apr. • — |IN8 >— will hav* r* ha." subjects: “ Eng­ The OM Maid A sal Leoaarri Vlehlen Mon. Ftro bandits, arm*4 with machine Und.” 'tu reprsssntod by 8haw, Bridesmaids:— rht'at guns, acetylene torebos and * » Klpllar. atd Taro te o f India, and Dewey Carter * Tho Vaasa -- ----— Wed- alortric drill, inradod a fbshtoahe “ Bdlgiom" aa rrpresaatod by Tha Jibed Hsrethrsrt Henry Tbarsloa be of the The Mother . . . . Bert Man-oa baf.lrrom hare today. forc«d the Maaterllnc)'. Atf a m b tti a f tha Bat Id. Van Neo*. Rafut Vising. Fred f that has ever been Liter stare Department era urged Tho Twin G ir l------- U D. Horigins ‘ It to reported watchman to admit thag, Into tha ♦** be p r*i»r. and the graaral Doasld Noctaa. cashier's saga, . and **cap*d sal * tho large adWEDDING G l’ ESTS— I l 6 B . Second- S t. public to stoi'Lr.ly lavitod to be Phone 4«S crowded tha wa*k-*nd re'sipt.K repreaaaV- prywant. No adatlaatow xrill la P- L Wagg. J. a Ron*. BMney Vlehlra. Fred Dolly. J i^ a s r s tto a H M . 1' charged, _ & HOTEL-LEAIWINGTON NATIONAL BANK : Around The To^n THE WOMANLESS WEDDING Are Y ou Ready For Summer? “Back Of Every Home Should Be A Bank Account*’ « ' L BANK Laney Dry Cleaning Co. W ap: & L y **a -a •.* * 1 ,y *-* : Ma MIAMI MILANE l) 1 . ' ' . Y - U ' , ' eV-.V.'fJvGiZ ! / I * ‘ 'V- P erson al A S § tie s Church Clam Holds Meeting On Tuesday r.*>; Daily Fashion Hint the FIRST -mi- r * T- M IS S M A R G A R E T P E T E R S , S o d o ty E d ito r ***• . Residence T ek p h c Elton J. Moughloi Tbit dtluiiuination v.; n i v i!'*n» thin In hi* -i t;i 'P'*nl ri'|(3ldlns Ah" «il i - mMnatbin I II It'iH lW ," i liiniuatl" ruinou* uv,r*i it"'ii. n , t\ ill* the s-i ih p ioinb1nr,t on Mi, IP*<iVLr * U h w '! tb tint tlii* fi Jural nl; Ul r t " la f* iM.I run,'* MltsUun* In rt *tr ruml'ln ,tl. •1 l • l.ni\ hIi.< 11 » u tr.'int < f tradu MiJ Mr. llr,.v< ntil Willi"j; "* r;.i r r i da p .ti. >r IK* rn if ii><; law. It, b 1 • Mll*l '*■ " f tills a *it h<; '.a.11 p r.tji v IL ; iivlc llllUll.il* ,«,l • » . t* ink" uf i*l fg wit i * t. i-j tu lU lory — /. . , ‘ , . fcx» * 1. | ' I 1 L-t :t. J L oo—s a / - �Ul ay/,: '-ir d b jtb e-V w r o f itof. It t u n n a t y « r tw . j * f b»*tvlnfW»g atlba Nmsra«M» i Uw w t s 'f i # « ft * t A * body Jam, m U r Im h te I k .United Frsrft Company. 1* Ck— p r tb Bdr, m JtufltUUe, TftU Jrr officiate MU taday after a report M tbo IntMetlt kad bMO filed with AnleUnt Svrvte'ry Sey­ mour Lawman by Cklef Borjtwnln’a mote Iflkot MUteUte. la rharjro of the patrol boat liowmaa taU that In/orawtten had boon rocolrod that tbara baa •> CHICAGO, .Apr. I. — (IN S )— With only one squad o f M HMna romalnlag tonight to cleat tha team eeent of the American bowl* Ing eoBgreoe chancer are that tba »a of Jollot, IU-, will tbo major bonding SE5g £ -« u S :i4.n tuday aro releasing their rooWea. Meaagtr MeCrew snnou'nred that tenr of Flojd dohpada ■try Artnild bo ooat to 9f kfa&i, and that tha Oidl ,*t DrUgep&tt.' Conn. ov’i ) • Iter d l t VeJtmaa boMay'InHoMor £ddU and a pitcher to bo eoted Jordan, fliat baseman * Buffalo and pltehar Hot will bo returned to <*£ T h « Gl»n-J celebretod 1 fifty-eighth birthday .yoot bee liny Memphis, « to I tha IIUI* Alhea’i high eebod clin­ ched tha coveted national title Sat­ urday night when they IrtawphaJ Clip br tbn fbeat'gnam o f tbo ear the Went Indite by fruit eUpe Third and fourth place* In the and 'Jbat the liquor wme being unloaded down Cheatpeaka Bay moot wont to Joee, Colo, and Jack- w x r& is a fik before antral in 'Baltimore. For eon, Mich, reipet lively. Columbia, tide reeeon these eraeel* boro S. C, placed third In the cancela­ tion meet with a dO-to-17 win ortr been Marched. Wheatland. “R E D ”iZ £ % (day Ing bla ee«md Ml ffrtl bate for the Unirt tmd kilt*5>r0w 5 « ■ryeterleot d.tfmiUnc** In Room % o f the Bark Central. ' Florida. Ill* aupttb Proyw * la poroonal of) aoaally etolled for t « < " — Henry Fold. and batltog will help m *0810?* a leader In the fiig Aviation Combine ‘Planned -For Detroit ttirradiT, ihpr. i ^ - ( tn b ) - a ertatlen aooeooory nrporstteb ta tepidly being shap­ ed with the Bendl* Corporation M ka nucleus It was reported bare today at Detroit’ errord all Aneertoan aircraft show. "Tha proposed merger, It waa reported,'would take the form of g bldMr' eoeporetlon Which mould awn the Btndla Corporatio, 8ta«>< Eclipse Machine Company* Brom­ berg Carburetor Company of America, Scintilla Magnetic Com­ pany end the American Bream Boreri aubildJaty end a now •rporation now bolpg - formed to take over'the development* of N t e b b y , a Genera* Motor* L easy Null of the V. B. B. PlttaOurfh vmmptd these two youef 7Ua*ia with cindy end won their undying regard. When Carl ;. j mall rcieiwa Mm el Ms!tern. Ark. *U».OM /)«0 aim ing Ruling" O f Court Hits 1Aliens From Canada WASHINGTON, A p r.. A — (IN S )—Alien* roeldlag in Cana­ da and cibeelng the InternoJonal border Into Aaurtran titles dally rtwn cities ta took employment must comply trlth tho Immigration quota laws, tho Supreme Court decided today, f j was rogardld ea a very sweeptap victory for the government In Iba moat Important Immigration Cato new before-tho court. .. f l a t m I a (■ a s . I f I L . B a ik a l B al '< Detroit I* on* i f the principal American cl'dei affected by the' tpctelon, as many alleni dally Suppose there was a law which allowed only one doctor to practice in each com. . ‘ * - * .* ■ munlty. Suppose the doctor in your community performed an operation for you and suppose his bill was $50.00* O f course you got well and although you appreclted the physician's services while you were in bed and ill, you felt that he was soaking you and just put o ff * • i paying him and finally got to the point where you refused to pay him. Don’t be a celestial newspaper. leseope when you read your Get all the news— not just headlined items you can skim o f f the surface. the advet Using too! Get it all— read j A D V E R T IS IN G is vital, pocketbook news. It tells you what is new, what is good and where your money will go further. It helps you cheek values, compare And now suppose you were suddenly taken with a serious attack of appendicitis; there Is a law which says there can on lybe one doctor in each town, so you send for the one who attended you before. SUPPO SE H E D ID N O T COME? ,» 1 Suppose he sent word that he would not come because you'hadn’t paid him for his last services and suppose D E A TH was only an hour away . . . what would ypu do? i O f course tlds is all “suppose** but If it w ere true don’t you think the doctor would have juft* cause fo refuse to come? You can never tell when you are going to need credit; make sure that you will get it when you DO need It by keeping yours in good etalining. I f you skip the advertisements you miss half the news PAY BILLS IPROMPTLY �I i Perk A »» Water and furnished. Call IS—J. Ihb Geer* in Prach, u>d Jack $harIcey, Boston tar. war* »h* prin­ cipals, h*,l a pitiable U le o f t M for the sentimental when he WopOne-eyed* Connellyls p.-il over her*. Bem oar'ng Exces­ "The upkefp o f ;ne*t reputation what it mod to be," ConJtwy sive Coat Of Trade ain't told this enftespondmt-. "Yhare Apr. H—(ISS1 :i(tn, n hunch of (bw trs for a ptTma «uy todai^tfer sjsevaan.lU.bis.hrt -twins fallen high tm l « f gladiator. or, cheapen of all. ft parmoan* rjnal m,'«>» rc for the pro water RBtt> c M > good enough for nnyhddy'e Furnished Apartment fo r r.mt— Park -A p t*—P a rt Are. a ad 18th B t FrifiiUlre. Bant reasonable. Phone 84ft—W. FURNISHED 4 room* and bath. Upstair*. Screen'd ‘ porch. Clow In. 211 Laurel. Phone 100—W. FOR B jX T —Ground floor foot* - J * W l apaitraeura .r t e m o m m c W ' and tvaih. Modern mnw nlm n -. 12th St. and Myrtle Ave. Bayard Realty Co. .Phone 208. ~ T R r ft V r t o t n m it M ninitfl about the m a :v e lo tu rc a u lU obtained through lli— limit*en lur K ent J 1— Announcements ,J SUCRE'S only one ipiullty v.aiid. —> *• nrd at this'store. We handle on|J ty the best paints hml varnitprs . 'Itiiludmg the famous Waterproof J 'jn in lth WaterSpar and Ihr soil 7 (*nj_l with able wall paint, VcknmI H r * SoM by SANFORD PAINT r/ A to J .W A l l. PAPER CO, UU-WP W ft- Nre*l n I'Jlmcr? fa ll 30:1 FOR R FINT— hive roam fumlxhcd house. Reasonable. Cor. Oak and 2nd. AvalWtdr April 15th. Ap­ ply 214 Park Ave. nr call 250. 13 I ’ ariTiR Fur Rent. FOR - HHHI —Small tKrre room r„Ung* tiuill «tj rear i f lot at IfO*- Magnolia. '-Avenue House riCE t o SORSCnitlKBS needs pointing Inside and out | fail totoeelvo Th*. Herald and owner will take part of rent s-suoolk,— la— * v* mu cfimrdalnt ,n mchr itgthling 'itelttrrr ueril.'* p'c*»c tuiro *t ITeraid office, call the Clrrulsllc* Depejtment 20— Farm s .F o r Hale bafarek P. M. T I* Herald ketps K special de'lyery/boy until that .time and will be Jlad to aend any suh' ribtria paper. CE1.KRV STILL KING ID. 20 or 3D u:rr» r nmg flowing w-> Us, pure wairr. |Mrfect IrrlB. N. hnpl'KR Signs r f all gallon. Rraily for bumper crop. kind*. U Sanfhrd Plant ■nJ Des'rable Hanford lot and same Wa t Fay!fi Cf. Phone 303. money fur'first payment.- Ram rhnnee. Quick ncFon. SANfO B J DRUG CO. Wo utlifvr—Phono 323 1— ,;° y nnd Found — ... 1 ■ LOST if-Bunch uf h-ys wRh name of I ao A. Conotay up plate, Itr-vaH, Return 'to owner, 2101 link Avenue. • ^— Aulom>* j’Ic, ’ j,!_A V iin lcd lOUGL fiaatur* rasa rnd Uralmm trvrti ( I n and ICtU dtisct. Phone 8. iU ENOW TH A T YOU GET YDUIl CLOSE t OP ttSPAIUEO WHEN EDS r r A T SANFORLi H T ’ OURB . 115 NO The Herald gore Into approximately 8R per rant of the homes in Semi­ nole County which meant* (hat thnuHands of people read the message you p’ncc In the Classified Columns. rooms, hath and brrakfaat worn. Cali at 111 K. S lit St. FOR RENT— Bungalow located at 2121 Palmetto Avenue, 825.00 IHT month. Inquire Herald Uf. fico. Herald Classified Ads fc., Reach Thousands They P^y—-Phone 148 rit In I’lst Itoog " I f "• iMiristil in ll«** mull** " I Ur* tin * *' O A t in fi, «»f btffiitrh iti*« tattniv I>r HIihIrdIp «t |utii; filfii Hi iirinnlitMf it* »i iHitfil * Fulrtfpn l ilt cliiaip* Am tit r-f iii*> UiUMf#f KtT liirti i *«*tris-t nit Hit* Ert«l Ut*uinli»ry tlf IWIIUII **. ‘1«»Af !** Ilt|» I* Hoiitlt t*l Itnmrv 3» i»»* Mh nr.< NnftH 11\•- <li t Htin** .t u i itInicy 15»i«i ilitimt *‘t» »it Vs. •i Ctrl; I tunc* Hstnili * rmiiH .ml ih» HhU*; HRupp U itJSM fnL_|uf Htill fllltM* «»i Irj Hiutttlm ■••Mtllt'* litipf . |»i*»rn iTi»»! •* in ! *■**«* * * jittif it f»a*i til leiii t, i iiun i»i., 'I isvt It -ill |t £Aiill11i Hi I*. DM' I * hlklt. in.* t,4e.it ti * untf4*4t»*» in ilm nvi»' a ti 4 it ul) •• * ii*i» Micii'M' "»i llkr.a-i .tn> u ( -\|*i41 U»Sf* t«» l ’ i n r it y Itn iili* ii iillu:i*l a'tun|*4114j , II li*l*fi*i4i. * •** ,.1)1 iiiiiik, it iiti «Ji»rli*rli*l*«i !*! •‘U|lt|)4ll>. 44 Ita|4"kl( li I III |H*IelllUll .lift lltilt'lh f HII Mlf *»i )»M.HH'-l' ,'uUiity* fl^lati u!n made ih» fiiUulS'lHif « tit* ii I!•* i viat* ■'*ii i'» li nl Ihc n W u W'il mm ' Aim: •. 44ml *imid '.t in I (Min i N«.ilh uImmiI |U i ll*1 D» l.if.M .if Jki J. M*| l | |,M. IIU »u • NiM tti ill mi Mi IV c* I ftiMi11; Mini lift** *>i ntiiti ..VI. t. r e n t.isilM in ml .. i m r•* ,Nnrl»i lu * «»» H W H *<fh K M *.f ftp. is. *i n jt» s it i. lilt'll* • \\*»l I" * tif R|hI !" IS ■ lu nt * «»r 1 m kr‘ iv.m ainir»u t i t n IU’*. iti*i( p hi I**1''1 .VIni Alt III It iMart!•*** u f NVVI I m : i i »<**• n Ti* 2", s i; t: It mu 7! <il ih»* lilc ltl uf V\ *«> «’ f H.*iif 1*1*1 Mrluml.t Moiul, IIM'I HIM lr* |l Ml Hi HU I t" I*, r’m illl Uf .1 MIit l».* 1*W ill's VV i «*| III II III" I I'll INIII'| P r o p . 3 rd . a n d V E TA I a ItOOHNOi The Kao! Everlasting. Metal xhlnglcs standing a cm tin and galvanised roofs. Bee J-tnea H. Cowan, Oak A<m. and Third St. Phare M l. id— Help U nnlcd (M ate) 3VA>|TEl*— l/)cal man thorough ly 'familiar with Lumber ami IlujhUpg Material, to art a. Vesi dent'agent. Give reftmn-e* am) eKpertrnee. HUWANNKK MANUFACtU RING CO. 023 Rarne:'. Bld^ Jacksonville, Flo. ttiPlMH’ H » •I: 4111 a ' r *1*1 ( U t-l **| t '!• 1 » S' 4 ■( KfuF Kxlalc two perhaps fatally Wounded at l,'* l CriTk, near here, rdlowkng a pistol hnitle over a Id-year-old girt. The shading occureeii .In the tliniie of Dllie Patrick, 40, easy. Hut thru, when ono pose* *» th* secretary’ to a millionaire, one's en•stiiMc, „r should gentlemen prefer ailin’, must fit into the picture and Connelly adiuila llial lie hmkeil Ilk* » “ million dollars." That w»a whero the high rosl o f the "pro, fenahun" rarttp in. Thi* ailin' w«s puivhSsed outright, ond I'Vpendllures that made hi- eHte-einulling art p sucr*« were listed a* Tuxedo IM.Oil: Hat lH.no! Shirs 85.00! Hi node *1.1)0; Relied Shirt 414/5; Collar 85c; CuTf hull out 15,•; Cuff Lltilis 50c; SiH-ks fiOgj Total 852.35; .Danish Team Makes Ol d Vanished 4fWhoopee' BUSINESS DIRECTORY I'*1 fillII(Ir'I *»i 4*1.4 * III ! l *»-'(* l*»r I III* L E G A L N O T IC E S • tsliv* ' l l l h ' ' t i n Kh I 41 'I U r f v t l i f n . l l r r i i M , .1 1 i)itls | | *lu 4 Lt, .x* »ttliM»l*» ( V i i l f t f , Itii i*l.i ] *i >14*' *4 4**1 " M l i I ' km ( I I I illtjr it ,\ |*t 11 A , I ' IS25I Ilk r i l r t r » l t " l » 4 t (l| (•UtiiHis 1'"Im « Ml Sl l* 1*1 -8iU *|(4*lN«4 r„ all vli.litots. I'S .lu *, ,1 » Ifil' 11. I,.,. ... I 1,11 »■*.>“ III t «* ll A aiuly Uofereni'e tM ir il r ftltlrk t'S 1 (rt***M Oiisin ( ‘aft* 11.1 S* Pink Ave. I'hour UII8 e iiiit t t s o r d v i n a u d * s g u l . i , l * » ) ' l\ THU M ill I IT l*tli A4T» TRRIIVl-AlUli t >«* . * T\ *1 •IlMlA *11 Mil l II. I 1M I4 IT. Vssu. m l *11111 **f >v«. an* l.*r*l*' « i i i %i i » i i h . ii* "ilIf Lvtl i» m*I r* •!»»*!•**1 !•» (*r* ttriM 11.011111% |% I'll %M MMI 11»v i|/t{niH iiml il*mtiurt« h Ii Li'Ii VuM m x r t x i m ' . w n t r < * r i T i k ii’ A x . if c1(1*11" i f %Mti, mu* liavu UAs-'tMA i IBIMlitluJt. I M|H|ifi(lHUl»tw i», tuiAii' *.f UEoitiM. \\\ VH ; * « ■ iin i t|. kill*! i ' f fW llill'M If* iV t u iiU * **4i N’TI>4f'KTA I* TllliHT (TUUVIVt 'hiililii. In tIiq Him J Ifc- •* Hlmri'lt ( >|*i | tm u littii. A * T i u * | r i , p i **i* 'iiimti Ji.**u»■ *ti f***iii*!♦ *1* i'wiitiiV. I* HtlMil. il Mas n i l I t * i»» ( • * « ' » ’ tn i n t r (*»to rk . %| IT XO f « H. i Islij • MOHTRIAUU. M h » h in **• 1 lifitii** r t iU iA ir . r iiifW iH M n ii H ur w %Hi u h ’* *»%l-U VIIIli1II ( % \ti af* n1"iIII ll■ fi *IMl IHitii I * Mnrfvt A Thraitklll 5(12 Wi l h’lt-l M. IkM( Mr *» ll IfI t l»* *f 11'« il 1ll '*I '»*»♦ ' Irr ui.1l !•> t i n Ur mi I MMI r r i l i l * r M ull I*r1 ’ r t * , u f. I u l t t 'l u a i l l * M t k H flt«l* * * l I'll l l t v 1 l i * i114 4'«*»*8l -M i' * • ' mIm , «‘.’r*»iir, *'* ■ *! i * Is inl Mai* h If. A. K IMl W Ai1mtnl*lriLi*tr <•( laI {• "mr VV 4T AIM tl \ il l ’ll li >h,iv« V .r H l'i r t ,i« i4 1 iki^Mr*- Ilia I am i l»«l»r Mil. M 4»m nltt|i» T fit* .••Hi d.%ir i»f Apr It, .v *• 1>*\ •* ii'v ln e lt A . 111., t.r M> W i j ; (lu r # tlflt f ««• tin* m a lt j r r a n !*«• I** l.r n k o u | if illn iilu t i in b iib lli« "I i ur i..tiimiiI %*«uri ui" Him Vjrlrbl) i M lf ill J u d i c i a l ( l i t u l I «>f F tu itk la . i« i Mtnfunf, Fl4»rMa, or w1»vti*%« r ( 1l»i * 'iu c f m ay ruli, f*ir i li^ u hh bits itr.t-isl Allfll, 1K», HltrrrlM •%*ll r | «m »* 11**84, 4'I■ll*I*1*8llfcllll If a f**l 1 11 .IlHI.i i n u*i 1 «Hti|tanf( ti ***ri»r*'Ali»*.. * rnoti** *..* « . >1 t .w m o i i , u *.i .iiU>. r. •. ii*4i:.\r. .»i» i r. ai r \ \ . u tviiitT r 'iy»l4H 1 u m iK ir ,# , «i n i t l l r i , liittUaml unit H ifr, tltt Im-1#•(*> r»y • Mortgage. For SaJ 'vnsdant* of 812)00. 42 two. 83dod H 3)00 and 85 000 from 15 mo*, to f year*. Sacuied by rholcr Improhed celery farm. Title* guar­ anteed. II. M. Watson, 107 I'ark Are. Sanford. ,N 111 * 1 “■ * (i Ca r iir l 30— House* For Hal* U >, f in a n c ia l *l l Ml H m IIu II, I 1*« fl I If* -*ls*l Itilikki, li *11 ll rtH. '•.UMII r *• fl I It* I r e 1 -t 2 1 *« I*. IlirtMiS till I* 3 1 *' (m l It* ilk "I ui tu .r «-f ft.’ilil (MillHi: ••f*i• I "111 I on pltH'osSes-------------- rworJetk -------inelloi, yirtuio Him. Making Teehitietdor. nil ion ntnl sound loeonl in: lomiuonplaros. ' "Why. I tun i oca 11 Hie day* whew ini-, ot n sdiurnt-o thot took tW" ijnjH to eoinplote recently cost Uni­ the p cturo Industry uidn t evi n versal litrluro, nmund Iftd.lHMI. uaiisr that picture* roukd ka' mudNoli lloiiulten trlid twelve elifwiihouF. daylight, nnd wo worked fi ' tit \vit> of n.ruing a living h.’ i g a lapped i iHges, instead • ■ hoe lie tisik to the movies and with yievleie tights.' hi> I liiiiienth was thr only Oho tit Wl,tl mere, singe hand* which he had ninth Miccosai Aim 'hi'.' I « liploo elioUV th ' >el» whore kr inie.l so levealeil loilay. ..ilU , 4——o a . l s i * * n iod a, ll**1 *U • rtri-rir*' of lit. past labor* Include. Sound Films In OndV io, tut claims, I-, sound d ' j lt ding store, tin iimimiii tion fucHome Is I’rcdictcd li i 1inrii „io I.*1iig tin Pipe,I widen I ■ ny, .1 to, fnrloey n bond com k i ', 1 f t ntn tile s.'lind l e v n t f n o v , ti sl'ii I. v o m p a n y , nti u n lon m For Next FewYearn •V .tl ,i 'lo t o O01I.Is w h iltl a ie lie n o t o fn e to ry , u n d 'ii e lg n r s to r e . In 'a rag. ter. a d d ition lie 't r ie d posing fo r n u ig i111)1 I.VWOOI). ,\'ir . H.. 1INH* • Ti o dim-tor will to* til l*' • - si.,o a rtv e rtls e m e n i* nnd kllustrit— Tint* *>n you.- , s a ** - .urn- In on i.. i.e , and IdUU. ittuld t li."'ir t io p ,. s e llin g u ih e r t is e m r n t s f o r a i» if,e'tl i'lin'd' and )U'<i . i I * j I, to go language newspaper, Jtoii il.o nt - l i pie) ire you v, n: In ,- • , I, , a ', I 1 p .........'O' f " i bn j ou ton i liil,' n**i>eiiitlon 11 i i . i ’i, , i ,, (■ |- Ite ( lot inom l r r , i i dor •' * "W,i t j o, ii , i. rind i et*i| n s a g u id e , t| ...... , ill till' o I * O, -a |H, '. , ( •• Millt''on l-ii't Mieli n lad toll** Iter, ,,i far.' Halo poll ,,in (id{« 1 in i rtouii liouso Musi be north of lAJi lit. and W »t uf l’atk nnd bargain for n\»h. A. 1'. Cnnnetl) u»I Buns. K im . r LANKY'S D.tUG STORK Ij acrlptlona, Drugs; Soda. ,b n as near a* your phor*. Id*. .5 » ' U |111■'I' FRONT i in - a i i . 2 l i r i r r II M, «. D on alah lre going down tits xfltiwny at Portsm outh, r , , s laud, u* the last ot th e three cnitsnv allow ed In th e inhl n a v a l agree m m u - It t n u ottlrially latm cited by the C o u n t r a ok B iu lto v b u ry. uf ti ' . Mint mIm c * lU tciiinltitt u l (lu N'V i ‘ nt in f i t n»- n lv i- 1 ».f »Im* m :i - i «f (in | 3 T|i 2‘i K, U a** t‘. ra n nli11 |tu*rii-k* .(-Dimt> ill t"H' a* t Hi i|;». (ti Innd n( n u * M,%Htt, t fieri i f i : i»t 12 i'll* ► ' lb s •Ftp 3a* *‘rM(*C FOB ■JAI.K—Five room slureu Af rl m n|)|n .irliiu t(fui in* H'i i " iumgi.iow e-Ttwi-ling >I 1*rg, 1( Mil* (A It Ur.M il I, Jr-llkb i 4 J' ilil It' 1/(1 * ' 1m Hit Mil living room, dining room, kllchcn ,1| <mi* * !.l(MVr■TM fft in ifiM l* * ' " t i l t t y ■ t - l f t r l t d . -lltuneaq. b e n Ice with rlrelric range and water M sf ^ i i l < » t * l 4M* «*M ir» iM p t| iu itM ) M;*r s .l |fl , .| III Milo heater, two briirtmms, In.Ill with Mill' l ( ti« ilt i- n f « m i I m«* I 1*1tQ r ’ wKiJJT 1‘l.HNT SHOP H3 . *» * *• • ihower, firm nnd rear tionhe*, VH aiittrt It;s111 •■ *•I HAI T Y atry.ca on any thing In \ uirntnl in drtira'do nrighborlmod U til ' I (;**«, p if» * Iri'lsi*"!! ( lUsrK-ti* * * "4MI in ,. y Ifirlt ( f i l l ■ printing. A phuite ca.1 will getf price 81550.(10 Terms of $13"'* W H-1 stt 11144 ='4.li •-its (l Sll lit* lit li fi»i# ait<|* l f t f ’ 1st M** *M M il' i « < ••«( lur man. P.'ionu 417—W. 0 Rail *>h sn.l ussumg murtgaUo foi in * ts (''jk «n i y%. I f. 11 U n i- h i t 1 I)'««s * Mii r. id t »»r 0,1J !•* ■ ill Hi" linl.mte which runs fur Ihry. h I, III ((*«• . I I I I '* H um I Mill • jrurs. Aildrvss S. I*. R- Gur, II .' II|ll I sl| f'R l.lM H l, I'M -l.kjM , '(*' U U I L D j ^ 'v 1 L i n k s — Ir r ig o ilo n t'he Sanfoid II,-rail. _______ It M l - t ill 1 Mil 4IMM III U ' l i t i i l l I U " . ' boar* and gen rul conu-nt work. I 41 il* t i l t b i l l • • i l l | t i ? ( ) H i l l |s«* 1 d i f K t l lif* t i l t - ( III*.III. Alii rad c Concrete Co. J. E. TerI I Ll |Ms, I, I li il M tlli !•,< ti4lU w lllc g e r , to a prt foaslon." . , Here, between sobs, the tloeky. little Irishman, hi* one oye eonroom WhiK lie I* liisin g, h i» n. I that Id* voice licfomo fainter, *picuou*ly missing, and a weather and «hvn tfo recline, upon the dny lieal* n rap eet to a fW ty-flre de­ |„,I mid klssev the heroine, It in gree onclc with the hill foetog *t I more logical llint the mualc *>a«t. let It le known ‘ that ho *)»lucerne dl*ei»vtly roll. pended exurtly 12.35 mam ti» up­ Thai .1* where the Fader come* hold hi* reputation at, thr SlrlbIn. I, I, u little knob that roidnUx ling-Shatkcy prulmsci* tappiait tlio'vatufn,' o f sound. Hut « RHlu ronteit that a ticket to n ringside tum will lull u thunderhuf rrexeendo into a e mu to whisper For tld* w it would have cu*t him. 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I'ark Ave. HOME KEFAIIMNU fiuribC U*’ lrai«l (*•<•»n» *•( m >«. It ! t •iUI t if (»*** C'lH/l H"U-r yi.rt,r. L*t )ur$l*b,tl n »m * on bf Herald building on g vary ttaaon- Smith Ihuber shop l.migw** ,1 Daf close-up of President Calirkn C.oiidrr and treaty to outlaw wur. in tlie tear ma its ] Moiuin-r A Aft«rr,K'n Delivery Phunr 131 - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1929 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 08, 1929 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 08, 1929. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 08, 1929; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/70c6e9383de6a1eb6eefb91857d54c65.pdf 629367089cbc7ed9335b1f80d570192c PDF Text Text v . ■. tix * ■■T . r ,v •• v The World's Greatest Vejfvtable Spot and Richest Garden Land. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWBTASBR JV Oolume L r xx Leased Wire Internationa] News Service SANFORD FLORIDA, TUESDAY, APRIL 9. 1929 Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations NUMBER ITS ** • ■ •^M iller Riled O ver HEFLIN “^ C ity ’s F a ilu r e T o m ct On His Remarks SOCIAL ENTERS OVER RATING B i l l To Insure TESTIMONY W ILL Hints Mrs-Gann’sPosition; BETAKEN SOONIN Stimson Made Goat To Settle Big Issue For the-gecond -thaw-minCBASEJANI^UITj. Commissioner Insists ' HeraldPublishedLie AndPeopleAreGoing To KnowAllAboutlt in a n*>nth, City Commlaaloner Frank L. Miller yester­ Final Hearing: Slated day afternoon sdlight unsuc­ For September,Says cessfully to have included in Attorney DeCottes the minutes of the Commis­ sion a typewritten statement, Taking of evidence In th* City’* prepared by himself in ref­ suit the Chase National erence to a contract entered Dankagainst for tho recovery of bonds into with George A. DeCottcs anj certificates of Indebtedness and Lucira IL Boggs for the hand­ ling o r th« City’a luli against the Chaae National Dank. Tabled • month ago by a ma­ jority vote o f the Commlaslon, tha 'ilatement bobbed up again at Tuesday's meeting, ran the gauntk t of a heated controversy, and ,maained tm the ttbU, apparently dead Ueue Insofar as the re­ ly elected Commissioner* were eofeerned. Thwarted In Me effUlU, U m w ltl ltlkr Miller flre.I hack that “ th# people will know about It.” • Th, much mooted (tatemrnt was read by Mr. Miller at the Commission meeting of Mar. I I . and waa voted down after an ex­ change' of verbal ahiAa betwein the officials. In It, Mr. Mlllrr re­ buked The Herald for «A jir w » •lory appearing In thig'^JnVv*paper on Jan. lit In connection uith the diemlital by the Com­ mission of former City Attorney DtCottea, making specific referf “ .s to a paragraph in Vhlch he t said Inference was mado that the contract with DeCottcs and Iloggs was made by the old Commission . The paragraph In qurillon was •a'follow*: “ The Commission unnouneed that Mr. DeCotte*. with his gssoclili-, Ip d tn H. ‘Boggs » . of Jacksonville; would continue to handle the City's suit against '•tha J^hase National Dank, and o£**r litigation now pending rut the municipality, unjii contract as m»u* t»T the old emission.' Th* iujaabble- ovrr placing the |tatemrnt In the minutes was rc pwed when City Clerk F. S. sann asked what disposition was to be made of the tabled artldte. City Omimlislontr It. 'A . Newman being absent, the row found the opposing forces evenly matched with Commissioners Miller and 8. O. Chaae lined up on one side and Major Nelson Grpy and Commissioner Vivien A, Speer entrenched on the oth­ er. No vole, however, wa* takrn on the matter. After an exchange of pleas­ antries, during which Mr. Miller chargrd The Herald with pub tishlng " a 'll* . " and both Mayor Gray and Mr. Speer had ex­ pressed lb* view that Mr. Miller’e fig h t, waa with thlx newtpeper. Mayor Cray brought tho wrangle In an abrupt flAl*b by telling Mr. Miller he “ couldn't rear up like that" because "we aren't .going to u W l t , " and then turned, to a consideration of •I other matters. / Both In hi* statement and In his remarks yemtsrday, Mr. MlUer In­ sisted that res|>on»|Mll»y for the e/ntrect rested squirely upon the Shoulders of tho yresrat CommitI sk it Speaking for the new Com1missionera. MayoT Grey declared that, while th* ggreemsnt was ac(Continued on page e > ‘ Cotton Striker* Are GatKerin* NewForces / CHARLOTTE, N. C , Apr. 9 (1N 8)-Striking U *tlk workers thrroghoqV the Piedmont sections of the Charlotte 'to6Hhu#,| ti-ts,' to gsther new for***., Here and there mare emoloyea Jolaed them dud It was estimated there were M ly 4.000 w o r U i la North and South.Carolina on a walk-out. • Labor leader* at Goatoala. N.C. Where lJOOO.dfnploya* ol th ejorsv Mill, wefct «m « r t flU tort week that resulted In th* eolllag out of tho elate mMU*. declared that additional M Bs would be closed down by now strike* la the area. 11. s: DSOPfl CASH ORLEANS, Apr. 9 ‘ ' Johti T. Randall crow o f tha Tm A loo* I schooner, were **t do th# Haltad lu t* s decided to drop It* The eaptala and crew were ' *M neotoaev to violate law, after the l*m seised h r tho U. S. amounting to $l,25<r,000, will begin in Sanford Apr. 21, according to a letter sent to th* City Commission­ er* by George A. DeCottes, special counsel, wlsr recently returned lYom New York, where he conferr­ ed with attorney* for the bank. ^ Because of a heavy docket in the federal court. In which the ca»c will be heard, Mr. DeCotte* wrote the Commissioners that he doc’s not capeet -a-flnal hearing-in th e cave until the tin t of September. A t the conference In Gotham Ml. DeCottes reported that counsel for both sides had entered into stipulations, dispensing with the necessity for proving many c ftlir material facts In thq cssr. The taking o f testimony here will hr by deposition. Wllnesec* for both sides aie expected to In- examined The taking of testimony will l>e held In lhe offices of Mr. DcCotlcx Accompanying the communica­ tion was a bill for expenses amounting to $220, Tin- letter was as fo'lows: “ I have Just relumed from n trip to New York Cily where I was arrompnuIod-Hy niy associate, Mr. Lucira 11. Ooggs, In connection with t'le above case. , “ IVhllo thrre we entered into stipulations with counsel for the Chase National Dank with regard to tho adminion of certain material facta. ‘The attorney* for the Chase NntIcnaJ Bnnk heve entered tnto stipulstion with us dispensing with tho necessity of formal proof « f manv material matters alleged la the l.l;l. “ IVe also entered’inlo n further stipulation regarding the taking o f le«timony hrre and under this rtlpulation depositions wi’l be taken at Sanford, Florida, begin­ ning April,21 at in A. M. at my office of all witnesses necessary rn liehatf o f the City, and at the •wme time depositions will he taken of such witnesses ns mny In- de­ sired by the attorneys of the Chase National Ilonk. * “ IVe therked the equity dock"! of the Federal Court of the south* ern district of New York, and find there are one hundred and seventy, ala etiet ahead of the rase r f the City, It will he Impoxslblr to ob­ tain a final hearing of the above rase until disposition o f all equity cases having priority. “ The clerk of the federal rnurl la of the opinion that th* court wll1 , lie able to dispose o f the rises having prioriay over the City's rate within four or flve-mgnths. If the clerk is correct In this w* should be ab'e to get a final hear­ ing o f the City's case sometime eround th* first o f September. “ ! am enclosing statement cover­ ing expenses Incurred In making a trip to New York City and would appreciate voucher In eettlement.” BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT PORTLAND. Ore., Apr. 9— (IN S )—Possibility that the »-VV 000 breach of promise suit filed in ,Seattle by Rev. If. It. Clark, form­ erly e f Denver, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, against Mr*. Minnie ‘ M s" Ksanedy may bring about* reconciliation wlh the" famous evangelist daughter, Alma* SempV McPherson, waa seen today. They have been eftranged two yeai*. BODY DISCOVERED A T L A N T A ,~ A p r. 9 - J IN S )— Th* body e f ■ man found la tha Chattanooch** River near here Saturday was Identified today ** that e f A. Martle Carlscn. 42. Atlsuta tal'or. Officer* working on ■ mutder theory were seeking as­ sailant* e f the victim whoee body was found In a badly mutilated condition and th* fast tied IqgvtheB vrith a belt WASHINGTON. Apr. 9 - (IN S y —From the crown of Capitol IIIH to the furthermost reachex of Em­ bassy Row, where diplomat! hold forth, Washington wai all in a lather today over the question of where Mrs. Gann is going to tit. Is. Mrs. Edward Everett Gann, half-sister of Vice President CurUt going to ait a* the second lady of the land *1 official function*, or I* «he going to be relegated to a seat below the wive* of the dip­ lomats, some of whom are pro­ nounced brunr'itre? There'* the question! And to anyone who. doe*n't think its im­ portant, let him or her consider these activities: The diplomatic roit>* of W*»hlngton, comprising Ttrarly 50 accredited repreoetiUtlvea of king*, queen*, su tans and plain pre*id*nU, held a meet­ ing at the Drllish .Embassy last ' !*■> -"<1 iW M x t In pr.-A-__ IflC State Department for a decision. Such a decision already has been demandrd by the Vico President himself. In a public statement, the Vice President expressed nis dlssatlsfartlon with n previous ruling that his half slrtr > and o f­ ficial hostess should socially rank below the wives of the diplomats And |» make it mure serious, the dragons of Capitol II l| arc iM-stirring thrmsrlvrs and threat­ ening to Intervene,. Investigate, ut.d, if nerrssary, put Mrs. Gann in the place her friends and broth­ er claim for her by net of Con­ gress. Quoth Senator J. Tom Hef■in (It ) of Alabama: * I'm nut going Y> hnve this is­ sue bandied about by a bunch of diplomats, chattering like so many blackbirds. I f thi. issue isn't set­ tled in favor of Dolly Ann befotu Congress meets next Monday, I' I Introduce a Jo'nt resolution making It a matter nf law that whomever the Vice President designates j » hi. hostess shall hr recognised ns Ida hostess and given all the so­ cial rlghta attached to the posi­ tion." ‘ And upepaka Senator WHIltH" F.dgar Itu.Vah (It) nf Idahn, thoiiman of tho powerful foreign re­ lations committee: “ I'm for Charl e CurtU.“ Should Heflin Introduce his res­ olution, it would be referred to Iho Foreign Relations Committee, and the favorable attitude expres­ sed by the rhxiiVnan wou'd augur It* be'ng favorably reported. The f»rt that some of the ladies o, the diplomatic corps hall from rountues where Catholicism is the slate religion has nothing to d« vfflh his interest in the matter, accruing to Senator Heflin. The diplomats want the issue rett'ed before Thursday night when there I. to be a dinnen given the I'hilpan Ambassador, to which the Vice President and Mrs. Gann and a number of diplomats have been invited. Mrs. Inman Admits She Got Tight But So DidHerHusband * RENO, Nevada, April 9— (IN S ) —Further cross examination today faced Helen Garnet I'attrn Inman pretty defendant. In the suit of IValker P. Inman, wealthy Duke tobacco heir, for divorce. Mrs. Inmnn Is lighting for a t^voree fl.r her self and a $250,000 property settle­ ment. Although she denied all of her huaband’a allegations concerning her conduct. Mrs. Inman on cross (lamination did not deny over­ indulgence In liquor. “ I drank too much," she frankly told the jury. “ I got tight. I'll ad­ mit that* At th* same time ehe nMegrd her husband drank from 2 to 3 quarts o f Scotch a day during the taller pari o f their married Ilfs. But liquor had n different effect on her hushand than upon bar self she explained, ~ " f t opened my eyes and closed Walker's,” she said. Mrs. Inman waa doeeiyabest. ioned coocsming her acquaintance­ __ “ _Dipper __ ship with Dan" Collins, well known New York night life figure. She said aha knaw him only as Arthur.Tylar, night club pro­ prietor, and did not know h* was an ex-convict, She admitted he had called on her twice. ’ ' RETORT PLANE IS POUND JEWELRY DISCOVERED 8YDNEY, N. 8. W. Apr. 9— (IN S )—Native* brought an un­ confirmed report out o f th* busb today that tha ’ Southern Croea, forced d< Mar.•- M. had been lo­ ut the coast, about >0 ml Drpadjg Mlaalw, r. ftpai K » j w < MIAMI, Fla., Apr. 9—(INS)— Custom*! officer* this week found jewelry *od uncut diamond* val­ ued at $100,000 la a false bottom of a trunk. It waa rmalad hero Th* trunk* lg wa seeId. was • steamer which *»- HELPS SENATE TEX GUINAN IS NAPPY AS HER TRIAL IS BEGIN•4 Decision Assures Al most Unlimited Re­ strictions' In .Con­ duct OfltBProbings Appears In Diamonds And Kids WithWitnesses As C a s e Iv C a l l e d In C o u r t ‘Whiskey Rebellion ” Has COURT RULING Broken Out A t University O f Virginia Social Order UPON SINCLAIR Hoover M ay Name D a w e s To Succeed Alanson Houghton W ASHINGTON, Apr. 9— (IN S )— Formal Inquiries' have been made o f Jta Britlih For* CHARLOTTESVILLE, V a , Apr. of- liquor In dormlJirira or about sign Office as to whether 9.— (IN S )—There 1* In American the precincts of the university. Charles G. Dawes Is persona Things rolled Aung until ths history what has popularly be­ grata to th* British Govsmcome known as “ the whiskey traveling secnJiry of the Delta jient as American ambassador Tau Delta cam* around a few rebellion.'' It took Georg* Wash­ week* ago on his regular Inspec­ to London, It wa* learned aulhington and federal troops to put tion trip o f chapter houses, lie oritlvely her* today- A favor* It down. Something very akin to reported there was not only open able reply la expected . and that '‘rebellion’' has broken out drinking In ths Delta House here, Gen. Daw**' appointment to in the student bdy of the Uni- but ths'j liquor was being made the court of St. James rrobversly of Virginia and. given col- In the rekor. *My will b* announced aa soon J£JlrdFo"C'F|pnk-R. Tlrmmlek, . - w A s w m rrp }y r * r w »»»< !K s :r . •fr% *A 'H *eclved . prohibition authorities, something national secretary of the chap­ —A fter a flv# year Irga) batt'e, Th* former Vice-President Is (IN S)— Her diamonds flash* to think at-out. how In San- Domingo with .a ter, advising them Jvat the par­ the power of th* United States ing defiance, Tezaa Gnlnan, The whole row, which has been ent organisation was considering commission of financial **ITroadway'a blonde Roddeaa seething and boiling beneath th* revocation of the Drta Iota chap­ Senate to conduct legislative Inpert* revising the budgetary surlacr for weeks, broke Into 'Jit ter’s charter for violation nf the vtstlgatlons, to compel testimony systrm of the republic. Gen. of liberty, went on trial to­ open today when it was revealed organisation by-laws roncrrnlng and to jvunlsh recalcitrant wilnesDawes will succeed Ambassa­ d ay in federal court for that mrmbrra of the Delta Tnu liquor drinking in rhiptrr houses. ac. stood unchallenged today fol­ dor Atinson B. Houghton, who maintaining an alleged nob* Delta fraternity hajre refused to la returning to th# United One. alumnus replied, “ If the lowing th* Supreme Court’s drm nance in connection with a eo-operate with or assist th* evangelical brotherhood and Jve States .on Apr. 27. authorities In stamping otr* col­ Mtlhodist board of prohibition, sion in the llsrry F. Sinclair cavity night club. The high tribunal’s decision w*« legiate drinking. “ I could do six month* ms axr temperance and public morals have As a result an Investigation la succeeded In getting hold nf Delta so swreplng It convinced Senate ear,” saltf Tex. “ But x am aa In progress which Jirealrn* th* Tau Delta *a thry have nf the leader* that either bronch of Corinnocent a* twins playing tba revocation of the chapter rharter federal government. I hope you gresit. has the constitutional auth­ stock market.*' ority to conduct Investigation* al­ by national pradquartrr* in New kirk us out forever and anon." The queen of th* night t h i s York. The trouble really s-jirtThe ns'.Jonnl president o f the most without rrstrivtivin. la-aJ.'ia appeared weighed down by M rd brewing last Thanksgiving Delta Tau Delta then visited the on Capitol Hill interpreted th worries except an armful a f dia­ whrn a Kredrrirktiin pastor, at- rhiptrr and discussed Jvt sltim- court. titling aa ronllrming the mond rn p to l bracelets. Dla mead •'.Tdlng-l^iuotball-game. which km.— lls 'iiW W iT 1la"vrncrrs to right of the Homo nr SPnate th ring* aa large aa cork* threw a the Preside!.': ami Mrs.’ Coolidge h*Vr a mretlng and decide what InquI.V Into the adidlnlxtrat-ou of also were present, publicly “ de- •hey were going to do. He also xny division of th* federal governradiance ovrr th* crowded court­ ntknl. into th* operation of any e«ifored'* the drinking nt the game, consulted the university authoilroom. She wa* dressed la a bsliting law and Into the necessity .............. and asserted he saw scorra of J rs . —adag-9— velvet a ieaa wHh— *rf lerlslatloil oil h» J subjit t drwwken—rtoUrntr.< hiHes k . Cuddy, president uf black velvet coat. Sha The Sinclair decision mark.-1 The An'LSaloon league railed the local rhapter. denied there hand here and there ta w upon Governor Ityrd to invest!* was any manufacture ef whiskey '.he second tints in the last two viar* In which the. court h i. up wishers In th* crowd. galr and hr. In turn, requested In the cellar, hut he and other he'd the Senate's |mwcr of H “ There** no couvert charge WASHINGTON. Apr. 0— (IN S ) President Alderman, to look Irttn officers of the rhui't'r were ada­ quirj'. One* liefore. In the MR hj nml report. Subsequently, an mant upon the question of their Ib.ugheriy rase, It ruled ihr Sen — rhere'x going to lx a long talk day—com# right In,” . T * * Investigation was made, and it “ policing" their frllow memlmt-s ale could compel testimony and Itetwren J. Thoma* HefUn. Jr., anJ cracked. Before they began picking a n-rult.-d In Jtr posting of a notice to fee ■that they eb/ervrd the subpoena papr u in a specif i J. Thomas Heflin. Sit., when Jun­ forbidding the possesion and use law. > ' case The decision meant lilt's ior resell** Washington Junior, Jury for her rase, Tex witnessed a dnten waltrn In her club* tha sines Daugherty's testimony w u no longrr desired at the tints and who D k'T, arrived in New York “ Salon Royale," peed guilty. Sha he hud destroyed the desired yesterday from Panama with * appeared Indignant that tkaR paper*.-: - --------congressional junket party. Storl** should plead that way. The broad scops of scnalorin1 were printed in Jhe New .to ik "They're all foreigner*,” aha investigations w** authorise,| by lhe high court In these word,. newspaper* this morning that the said. “ They don’t, know what tba ' “ Undoubtedly the Senate had pow­ younger Heflin wig In exceevlingly prohibition law Is all about." Th* 12 lined up behind on* er to delegate authority to its «.nv spirit* and insisted at the committee to investigate nnd to pier that he wanted to go te* Al another to enter guilty port what had been ami was fore Federal Judge Edward ing done by executive department Smith and tell him That “ pap* was at, of Connecticut. • . ” under the Irasing act, th,. naval wrong." Rejects Measure,Once “ All those men couldn’ t ba oli reserve act and the president's Passed, To Prevent NEW YORK, Apr. 0 —(IN S )— guilty,” , declared Tea, looking at order In resjiect No the reserve* . and to make any nthrr inquiry con “ EveryWdng I* »>* faded. I cant the line-up. Nuisance ToChurch Despite, th* fact that ft W«0 rernlng the public domain." let all a thing" Thomas licflm, * ■■■ ■ «■ Cong.wsvinnal leaders polntrd Jr., s|M-aking. Speaking from hi* Judge Thomas who sentenred bar lly a unanimous vote, the City In a JtUer addressed to the out that Ibis ru'lng would apply ii'<ad at lhe Hotel Caplin whriu he brother Tommy Guinait to JaB aa ried to lemerober juat what h»p- I liquor conviction, Texas 1 Commission yesterday, sounded editor of Ths llcrotd, W. M. lo almost anv Inquiry with n rev Ihb death knell of h proposed ord­ Il»yn*aj loi'tfl business man and son try rnen-lv substituting *om> lened to that rather Joyoua voy- that “ sha UVed th* look, af Judi.*." uI, from Panama. inance prohibiting the erection of c s i j t jgiower, vqlecjjetjJJutxIaitle other word for “ lessing". It rould I ig« Tex eapieeeed.great. -J 1„ ThornUlO, seerretry to s i'p 'J i wall .to “ prohiliTlon" oct -wesotiu* filling Matrons wllhlfi IbO endorsement of ths proposed sd- or “ interstate commerre" art. (oung Heftin'* father, th* mili­ mint that Mabel Will# -----feet or a rhurvh. Tho measure won vvrtlsing plan, by which a five, Sim luriy the high you it do- tant dry Senator from Alabama, sl.tont U. 8. attorney gm onh m _ us there. The house physic.au wa* not at the trial. rejected sfler It had previously cerrp tax on .each crate of celery need that iv-rvilritrnnt witnesses, “ I’m *0 »orrv aha never dreys line In one* or twice, but wouldbeen paxsed on It* first reading would te levied for Ju- purpose who wish to ,-srape Jail, have hut two avrnurw- to freedom. They t say why. Ilrdln sal.l, how#v«n\ Into mv 1 luti In time (her new The artion ended u two-months' of m atin g a fund with which to must prove either that Uongro»t that he wl I l-e aide to leave for night club). I'd give her a ring­ controversy prrrIpilaU-d by the re­ conduct a ^ahtpaign advertising haa nil pov >r J * le -••ale on tho Washington *" f.ce Smator I K side eeat add she'd l«eeoma on* i f my steady customers." : » .*nuou. quest of an oil company for a per the merits of Florida-grown ref -ubjcct umier impiny or that a un there th!a Tex revealed that ah* wa* In House or Senate committee, |.y , 1'"What you going to tell ■nit to errr, n filling station nt cry. . • quesX oning him, Is aulijeiling him vViur fatherT" he wua asked. Mr. Europe enlertainlhg 'for the A. 8 * the northwest eorner of Park Ave­ Mr. Ilayn'a feel* thnt inerrsi- lo deliberate persecution without itiflin grinned feebly and shrug- F. when they p*a*ed the prohibi­ nue and Third Street, ae x>»< > ihg ritr puU Ic demand for relery anv purposo of enarting legisla gl.i bis pajainn-elad sitouldierx. tion law. tmn. “ They pa*sed It when I waaat from the Congregational Chutcli. b)r. Thornton threw up his bsnds bv a vvell-orgapised advertising • Sinclair made thia ronlcnlbm. nnd inutte.x-d: "Terrtide! Terri looking,’' she said. Ailing upon a wholesale protext campaign is the solution to a n effect, and the court said: “ T'le b je!". Texas with lle'en Morgan, a*' *' • by memlx-% o, the congregation of tree* and night club hostess, ware iiron l doe* not surtain npjo-llaiit s i I When the youth vwv* ssked aliout the Congregational Church an I problem, which has resulted lids *1 first indicted f«r conspiracy to usher id sens, She CommipsHiii year in local growers receiving eontentinn that the investigation tile extent of his drinking on that violate the prohibition laws bat wa. qvoweilly nut in aid of legis­ oi|, an Yrip. he replied that aald authoriied an ordinance, which practically nothing for Jicir pro­ lation." d,inking w *. “ only a little spree'" later tne^lndictmenta were changed would have presented tha eon. '••Oh. yes." Interposed Mr. Thorn­ to eharg* them with maintaining struction of the proposed station. duct. He scouts the contention that- ovir-produrtlnn was blamed ton. “ Mr. Heflin's drinking Is Just a nuisance. Ml*, Morgan goaa The measure wax passed oq its I t spasmodic, just spasmodic, that’* trial after Texas flniaha* nor K first reeding over the objection of fur this season's chaiVic marketing The hawk-nosed, dapper, ait." Commissioner Frank- I , MdcV, condition, and points out Jiat the halted prohibition agent, lie addl'd soothingly: “ Al| that but yesterday the.latter wwa Join­ lotil amount of celery grown just a bad memory now. Mr. Waite, who come* from C ed by Commissioner. Cray, Speer in tbs entire eout.'.ry Is only 24,Ilin Is young and, really, I dtclarcd that Texa* ,»id *h* owi and Chase in opposition to thJ IK)0 ear* annually, which he esti­ Vl x r why hi* aria should rd a f*6 interest In th* club, and 1 mates I* five stalks to the per­ bill. ' another time when he ordered i*r murh rxritemenl." * The proposed onlinanen was to son for earh yrar. WASHINGTON.' April 0.Irflin will have a bit of \hing* liquor declared "W e only bare Mr. Haynes rspressr, Ihr hope (IN S ) —I'ruhlliilionlxta nml have come up foil second reading re explain to hi* father when h* white win* left." and probable rejection al the sea­ '.dial local grower* and shippers form leaders of Washington '.•»!*) Texas, resplendent In eablaa of son preceding Tuesday’s meeting will Join whole-heartedly in th* were srandsliird al rr|iorta the sti*ts home from Washington— diamond! about her wridU (not but the Cuinmlsslon deferred ar- |4an In order that it may h* Univrrxity nf Virginia chapter ptohul.lv tonight. Fur on* thing- lo mention similar decorative af­ tion upon tho request of a group diced in operation nest year., of Delta Tnu Della fratrrnity had ili.i incident which almost landed fect, surrounding her neck M d bln i'llin a p.ilire station. Young lief of rhurrh people, who Intimated II* sts'ement Is a* follows; refu>e<l mi m-operato with of fir 111 fill arirrp last night on a fingers), appeared unperturbed by lost they would muster sufficient “ Sanford relery growers ^ar* ials in effort* to eradicate rot- lop igi- in Hie Pennsylvania llo'xl the evidence strength for the neat meeting to just'winding up a very unsali* legr disking. "The only thing that vrerriea an. someliody notified the polic t eonvinre the Commissioners a, l . factory season. Our production of fleet* I'iikrtt, secretary o f tha An of liter was sent from th* West me." said the lass whs mad* the wisdom of the bll'-. Th* matter, celery was perhaps Ihr largest in “ sucker*" famous. “ U that I w h t however, rente un yesterday and our history. Ths quaiily, had 't MrlhiMll.t llonnl of *.rni|irranrrt .'tilth (tlicrt Station. Just about Agent Whit* would say *malaa' tenone of the rliuren group was all been cut and shipped at the prohibition and public moral*, llq. time the policeman arrived Mr. klrad o f 'saloon.' HU engUab ain't present. The pru|>osal was turned proper tint*, was gene.tally good denounced the artion f the chap­ ’Ih.<rnt»q appeared on the scene so good." • dawn without djiruuion. The price to the grown, on an ter, and recommended revocation and explained loatler* to the oalAa luncheon race** was declaredAt a prevlou* meeting, the of­ average, waa prrhapa the luwrit of It* charter by • be national or­ is(at ti«n of the off leer, nnd H ef­ le x a i pasted th# witness oa U e ficials had also reeelVj-d s protest in ths history of Industry hvre. ganisation and breaking up of the lin left with hi* father* eeere- way out and wagged her flagar at lly taey who thereafter krpt a clxee Irom Dr. J. N, llohson, owner of Nor do we have any assurance rhapter a. an organisation White, Ilk* a mother raprwnag a on him. th* eorner u|Sbn wMch a station that neat year will lx any l « l l » i . *rhn<d authorities If l*j doe* not wut<h \T A t.ul.liahcd report that Heflin child. “ It ty- evident that something “ swing into line. was to bo ereytrd. Th* physleian “ You know you'ia an awful, gw-• was g.ven a black eye by the lie ehararterire,! as “ nonsense ■aid hi* property had-been aari- must be done If we are lo savc 1 iMi.iceman wa* new* lo Sergeant ful liar," (he said, laughingly. and poppycock'* the eontenlion of Mil as businrss propeii y and et- our celery indostry. Sanfoid !»'n Assistant U. 8. Attoraey Natv pret,.l the view that ths Commis­ ce’ery community. It Is built o“ th? chapter president, U. E.Cuddy Mol*n on l*ie West 30th Street •n Morrison, especially designate ^ sion should not dictate aa to what relery Whether you are a grower, 'hat dry efforts bred b)|««rl»/ Station who aald that. Inasmuch " I by Aaslatant Attorney ClanI ret kind o. buxine,t waa le bo lo.a butcher, baker, candle-stick mak and created an “ unhealthy atmos­ as llrGin was not arrested, there Mal>r| Willebrondt. to preeeeeie waa no record of anything of shat ted there. rr, bootlegger or colored labort *, phere for the honor systrm." the rase, rbarged Texas with be- *7 nature. O f you are a cit sen of this e< m* Their rnnrrntlon of honor needs mg a. atlmulatoe e l " wbeayetf1 to— dTounlty o,i a pru|ieriy owner, vodr revision.'' Pirkelt said! "These th# "institution.' CAVALRY DISPATCHED Uture prosperity .depends to a young Iwiys rums uneiperienrrd Agent Whit* further sided ta arg* -eatent upon celery. Tni# « i •a school, and should be taught WASH I NGTG n T a pr. 9—(IN 8 ) (Continued On Pnga (Continued on pag* 0) to realise a rexponsih’i ltv In their — A squadron o f Unltad States rountry. Obedience to th* law is cavalry ha* been ordered dispatch­ MONTGOMERY, A la* Apr! 9 part nf honor.*' . . ed from Ft. Bile* to IlsrnIts, N. M. (IN H )—W. P. Fonville, chief rlerk Th* Mi'hodist nfflrla), however, la th* office s f the Secretary « f Mamed the trouhl* not so murh to protect American Interests at Bute, was undsr arrest today on th* students themselves aa on that point. Major beneral William Lassiter, In charge o f American following a flat fight with Frank KMZABETHTON, Tens, Ayr. WASHINGTON, Apr. 9 - (IN H ) “ drinklr.v profi••or*'' Declaring P. Mnrgt\, a msmbfr o f tbd Ala­ —There is now an automobile a prominent Virginia pol.'.teal troop* on the Mraican border, *d- 9.—(IN S )—Warrents today mare bama Service Commission, In th* for ovary flv* persons In Th# lender told him -some o f th* prof, viaed th* War Department today. expected to be seryed w itU t tba ecmmlasloner's office yaatarday. United States or on* for every •ssrrs us* liquor,** Pickett said. General Imstiter'a report gave no next few day* oa a nnxsW af men said by labor leaden id bare details. • Fonville is said to hav# fired two f*m$y. The** figure* w*r» ar­ tok-n a part la tba alleged kid­ GEOGRAPHER DIES shots at Morgan aftar being rived at today by Jie bureau of naping last week a f two labor FORD BimCK JUMPS knocked te tha -floor by the com- public roads of ths Dspartmsnt officials here. WASHINGTON. Apr. 9— (IN S ) of Agriculture frojn a survey of mlnloner. Th* 9hot Want wild. Serving e f the warranto van NEW Y O R K T V p r. 9— ( I N 8 ) . Fonvtll* gufYbrad Is* severe rut 1929 rsglstraJoni and estimated __Cal. K. I ester Jones, director delayed ytrtrrdtw p “ * ’ Jumplng as much as |7 a share be­ population o f 120 . 0 ( 3 , 000 . o f th* U. S. roast and Geodetic on th* forehead when hla htt I er cost* rear** with tow tween sales th* new Ford o f Cana­ During 1920, 24.49MM motor Survey, and fer mtny yean on* « f struck a aton* stag whan h* w f* met.-j official* and knocked down. Th* affair was be­ vskleles urtr* registered again of tba foremost geographers o f th* da “ B " stock advanced $37 a share tained by th. IJ 40,111 or 12 percent over th* country, died at bis horn* hare to­ In tha first hour oa tha New York lieved du* to an sld grievance said 1927 rogts'vatlon*. Tha Tha figure* day. H* waa 51 years old and a Curb Eachanga today. A t 11 already hare been armatsd to loaaectloa with tba latldaKR and to hav* resulted from Fonvills's automobiles, passenger patlv* of New Jersey, but had o'clock tha pries waa 1140 a share, the aaaxea af aama 88 add atbn*> . opposition In 19fT to a hill which otor. A true Is m R almost triple tha price at which It alleged to haws ----- *— ** A" * would have Increased tho salaries read tractor*, la •ddi'Jon mad* his horn* In Washington for waa Introduced to trading tk la addl'd! many years, where ha was a mem­ ■ m rM ‘M tba 14*489 trailer* 1 117,940 li' * f«. ber 9 I many aciairtlfla bodies. Urntyries ware regii• W a t „ SON OF SENATOR HEFLIN IMBIBES, GRIEVES FATHER Dry Solon’s Son Gets GnytTpoTfLainJrngin Gotham FromSouth CITY REFUSES TO HAYNES BELIEVES PUT RESTRICTION ADVERTISING CAN ON GAS STATIONS PROMOTE CELERY Endorses Move ToDevotc Huge FundTo Advertising Celery t J Virginia Fraternity Won’t Co-operate On LiquorQue-stion t Fist Fight In State Office Causes ArreYt One Auto For Every Five PersonB In U .S. Warrants Issued Fbr Kidnapping) Suspects �’ \ % m 1 wz . . T 1 i . Vifty~H ’ /VlT7T f■^.A,**,L3 xilT ■.sis^. ^AV 1. ... • . » JmV? 4 . .. . -- - :______________ ■ t • > •. • •*—’ BV . - ; - JftXW YORK, Apr. « — Horton Smrtt may ba tha man of the hog^Ja compaUUv* golf but It ia -M a d k tW pOMTBfa *TKal*~ha will Dt^jtou another Bmlth la tha city d h triei f after they bring in the Jtaal raturea from tha Brilleh opan championship,'If you care for U ' diapaaaionate diagnoela furekhad - by fellow-membere of the Xydar cup learn today. lie has tha ahota, vfiay concede. But It aeami that ha may not hava the eluba. Smith, they aay, la eomething laa# than aatraordinary whan he uaea the hickory ahafu oemanded by *:Sa Britleh conven­ tion—and maybe I mean prejudlcr. Ilia Implied lack of efficiency With hickory, ] auipeet. ia largely a matter of orientation. Give a golfer like Smith plenty of time and no doubt'ba will pay you a eery nice ahot with an umbrella handle. I'j juat happens that ha has leaa time "right now than a man enroute down an elevator ahaft without tha tltvxMvr. * Tha team aalla for England on Wednesday and they tell me that Bml'jh has played only once with all-hickory clubs. That once. It appeara waa away too often, lie finished In a deiprrate fight for fifteenth place at Bel leal r and thereupon decided that the nex'a U aa ha played with hickory waulJ •ho -when ho Itatfwr ~ During an otherwise miraculour viator .eaoeion, this was the only tournament In'which Hm?h looked Ilka any other Smith, lie ia a eon. firmed addict to ateel shaft, and tha attampted trana/Jon to hick* ory apparently played pranks Vlth his timing. The difference between the. feel of hickory knd bamboo, of which American wood shafts are made can best be Ulus, traued by saying that one rannol “ aense" the head of the ciuli so v e il when an all.hlckory <■ Ip u««s Johnny Farrell, the national open champion, had an Indifferent win. tar aeaaon and ha la aaid to at. tribute hia showing to ibe fa<* that ha waa using all-hi knry In preparation for the British event and couldn't seem to grt the feel o f hla eluba. I f hi took Farrell all wlnlrr to get nowhere with hickory, 11 -------- New Colteeum WifrBe Opened In Competi­ tion With Garden’s i nob »• *he R . • , ' F*>« ‘- • ———f -y. % T ~ r w ' : ,*TT.W*i • • q~T 7 ceding tha Suprtmo Court M h WNks ago Uiued a , l oy of tha 7 cent order nandijv? a final de­ cl. Ion. ' ' 1 ■■ ' ' ( 1 ■■ DAILY FREIGHT A SERVICE' orr» niters who were, kidnaped, and heard their version o f -tbo kidnaping. Five prominent business men are under arrest here In connec­ tion with the affair while other* ars being souvht. The kidnap­ ing inr'dent followed a rayon mil; strike Tiers. D U N LAP RKTAII n RD , • • WASHINGTON, Am.. A -IIN M ) — R. W. Dun’ an o f Ohio, holdreer aeWnlant eecretary nf agrlcuPure la retalnot In that -vcsltlon. It was announced at the White House to­ day. 1 > BETWEEN JACKSONVILLE DELAND AND SANFOKlJ Store Door Delivery Li City Llmlla \• St John’s Transportation not only sound alarming — they are dangerous. Il Is easy to protect your children end relieve ihrir cough with tbs safe aud ture L E O N A l l D I '8 COUGIIIYKLT CUOIOTZD Company , Foot Or Myrtle St. 1'hone 213— W C o ffe e P erco la to re ere the m oat papules heuaalield eenr< Ice appliance known to women. It distills that clear, rich dark-brown cup of coffee with Ita iure delicious aroma eo pleas11c to the eyo and palate. f A family delight* It 1* madr m heavy copper or aluminum ttv all a tta ch m en t*. “ Cost •lit 6 cents per hour. • . • fany attractive design* o , uy Gee them today. , id* 1 ellmlnntes •'lilel Laharba, furmer flyweight ‘hitriilon, kh i l« tiuw c*-a-«i*••••#*•• nir brill Unify lit a binl*m. Al Singer fights his aecond outeitgagsment with Willie Mlrhit In rievrland on Apr. 21h Mii-lu'l rerently drew with Davy A bail and will t (> no *,l-up for Singer. The llront b ’y is Inking this lout as a tune-up for Ig­ nacio Frrnnndet wh"m I'.* nfeets ul the Garden on May 'I in the main event of the llront ll'-*pltal benefit rani. -D AT Nf:W YOltlt—Iftt to tltlil! CoinedUS Vnnri;rbili jr. Mix* Billy Erckman. Ntw York; Wallace. New llocnclle. N. Y : Mr*. Itirhsrd OConngf. tXiver. N. J.. and F. Bcott F.trgrrgld. „ The young ladirs aie Uure ol tire rnirnntv In the Nation-wide rontest to llnd the most ir distinct Ainrrlran types, sucli as the debutante, co-rd. wt|c, mother. sirarts* oman, die, ^tr. I Mr. f-’’t»--rr*HI. toertlur uitli John lUrrvmore. are th- final l"Hites ot til- c.nteit. Chtviic'* Ilnkrry optnrd branch tlurcs in J»ikntn\i Ir cenlly. # MAURY ■ transit commission von Un fight in tha Supreme Court (to halt a 7 rent far# on. subway and *!*n te d linn of tha- Intaiborough Rapid Tranalt Company. Th* decMon followed an appeal from the order of a tfirreJudgc federal court In New York, which letued an Injunction pro­ hibiting tha city, authoritire or NEW YORK, Apr. Preceded br no greet fanfare o f publicity trumpeta or three ta of ahaklng Madison Square Garden to It* very foundation with opposition Masts, the Ilium dedicates a new rating centre Friday night when •he New York Coliseum will be ipened to the public with approp­ riate ceremonies be Kid Choco­ late and Rushty Graham. Jess McMahon, veteran match­ maker, la tha guiding spirit In the new venture. The New York Coliseum building was Ihe re­ position hall of the aesqul-rentennlal exhibition In Philadelphia and was transferred Here in sec­ tions. It has a seating capacity uf 18,000. McMahon plans to compete with the gerden In the pvpelsr priee- field. —feeling from f l to $.» for his first show, hr can do ■ capacity of ISO.OOg.OO Originally planned a* a lbround bout to establish a new IlBe of beKHM c M l.t|.IHHr" n r Chooulate-Graham affray h*a be­ come a featherweight fraturr with nu particular htarlng on any title. Fir*t the boxing rommisson turn­ ed thumbi down on the cham­ pionship angle, and now Graham has abandoned the Idea of ma­ king IIK pounds. (.'hix-olut,^ ,nt.mis to train down to 1 1M pound*, and If he win» he will claim ..the title. Ilowtver, lie annol ho|>r for gmcral reeognlr t • -•■ ,: . * I#n f m For Street, Sports and Boudoir .cow pa>p< PHONE 27 Liquor I h Seized As Freight Car Breaks RlCjlmor.l, Vn.. Apr. (IN S )—Nearly 0,000 Ira n-iil liquor rep *cd in the jail here t.day. while pro authorities sought to trace 1 1 rshIp The ||i|uor wax .telted in lr»M .t fi i't 1 Flmula to Nepm k, N* J.. n' - lb- l «.s a rb'.’tment of t ina*|,„ c. Then* wi le trore than fiOO race*, amlti|on htamlnallon t. was .‘.uint lhal only 113 of them eonlalnbd t mi tor*. Its,| it not been for Ike lireaUnR ..f a truck on the ear which was t airy lug -the '-tomatoes” north, nrre-ss lailng n trull fi r >-f tbo «d » to rn Ihcr ear, the liquor pmlwldy would not l ave la-en illacovvryd. COLUMBIA, 8 . C.. Apr. 8 — I INS I *1lie stal l sup,erne court vil'l ludr aVument, tialay on.the r ieilllutionsllty of lire fdfi.OOO,111111' r ad bond act. S.-vcral suits have Wen instituted to .trrt (be cons tuftona tty or the Wind act pat,sid >’v the 1 legislature-. Iliii ,Vs S.-anlon Corporation will operate Watertown sawmill of tin* 1 ("na*t I.umber Co. (Too l.nlc To Claiwlfy.) laekoNl %!..««t««*s ( ki.ismsM|« S lk M sf Nffc IftsiU o M tti'tto Hsrra sfMl#«d St|M< Mamml—m - ▼ Sett the fam ous lA T IL C riE L B S • Y o n can’t w reck the SAMSONlf. K E L T w ith y o u r h a n d s — so i w on't by wearing it Ftllt RENT— Furnlg^jW Spanish I si 11 to bungalow locateil at 317 | High Strut. Good neighborhood, plenty of rbsde trees, nice home, -luulile g 11age. CI7.f>0 monthly. S,*e Mr. Berg at The Herald of- kraiFMw hl-HUlmlH »»*At.ocK, a combination piliticr and outtcldcr and irawcrful liatsman. At Iratli |wvitlmu lie Is irsinil^ cd to prove of gnat value-to Florida l) Ibis spring, lie ’s a Madivon Iray. D IX IE CBiBCAGC S¥.B.©DIS vfo blfnr’ c r i X B E eC -T tK •* • • STRONG men aren’t nil in the elrcusl That’s the warning we received when m c firs t challenged men In a tug-of-war on the new HANES SAMSON'DAK Union Suit. But we knew pur garment. And now l>ig men and little mrii in every walk of life are satisflrd lliut hen* am the longest service, the beat fit ami thr most comfort ever found in a union suit. . Hustle around to your dealer. Tell him you want to see for yourself liow strong the SAM SONBAK rea lly is. llc ’11 get a stranglehold on one end of the suit. Y o u g r a b the o t h e r . T lic p p u ll, p u ll h ard . ■ Lv. jKVionvillc A C I. • f Ar. Ch*u»i»oof t N C f*. T Ar. Si Lmili I. 6t N . • • Ar. C k iffQ C 4a I I . o b i^ rtuh.lminMc. rbicmllisxu iiran in* room compinmnituptfl NCtion il<r«pin| c«n* Wo p Club car, ob,.rvallon.drsw las room­ ' s r i cars. coiapartmsnt opcss soctlun .leaping V Fsvorii* SoutWans dLhes ssvvad w on dinar, of (k m smart Dtals irsiiu. O U lira* Southern scrvtcv. l*>/ares beaJtlsIs, glgg^Inj O O P fessru ■M SSSt#-v"4 M il special aitxm io'l.-r v.Vih (* v wd by lh* niuitlsipailtr ot BcrUO, nailv to inuvtmlM Lvs ft n-iany. is i :licn aspiitlt sml vt i-., U xklcUtluf. la vlitvt, t.»ry 5 , c< a U:od tv tbs (w t k fe. > •• *•ra Tltc belt M -B frt< -h -« mnrvclotuljr, luit never rip*. Thai Itrll pom three* quartern o f the-way around your body loo— everywhere there’ h nny possibil­ ity of pulling or hindinp. And there's not a Mruud o f ruhlier in it to break or Io*e elasticity. .* ' You won't find till* belt In any oilier union suit—^>r anything like the comfort. The whole idea ia patentJf, The coat b only one dollar. Utrre ere many other style* in HANES Underwear. Sep them all — partiruIonV the smart new shirts emf: shorts. P . II. ITaneei Knitting Co., WinstonSalem, North Carolina. SAMSONBAK DIXDH; L I M I T E D * * • • President OfLabor Is Upheld By Court h** wt* «W company** Union Promises To -------sd iaeraaaa from B - t » '7 ni*s, WASHINGTON, Apr. 8 - (I N S ) hearing t* U Punish Kidnapers —Th» city of N rw York and IU e * * . i na *final „ ,xtrmordlanr, fro. fill BeGreat Handicap o Smith In Open Tourney CHOCOLATE AND $ W GRAHAM FlGITf LN j[/ > GOTHAM FRIDAY h v •* oN *r^ J - f • • * �X I •K k & iir wt»F * 3 a n u f a i « s * i e r s aj .’ l u n t e r i . T h a i «hd mis. •wsm j c fcnr IhriO hrrT ■A r'tin a 1 tx. Jim. w i w c ~ aai*i»iiV^»<r •<' • ^uif * * j ^ r T*irw- 7r^or*»uar- t - 1 'iR in C u iffi.n n itiiu ti. msS. • « :.*r ? r —iiiiM f*r*-r_ r»-tC :*)mlr£ O ' I h f >H!— •• « f ' r r jII T I i r t r if*mn~7rtL : : - r s « a t i » : ‘-nM 'j : J.'flwSa^B *t»* «a £ fK r S n # c .f-.-p-t ■'.—un '! * •TO jrT»»*Lr»i»tti hnn a? 'tear tim: -..-ir -a i :3 fi» t * ,a * * n a i ap ''iiintB.1 iiT <t*:if)ntOn. t —i m Itu... tu’-ri't nr " 3hrm r H :"a in a ; L tn itfC ia rr JESnttv *’hr *u .C Tx-R.<*(ll « f i^ 'iu U W '* i •tiurlri to ia iih iril t ' * •< •>« . iiu v iir - T .m i“ 5F: - t e n l •• .r r 1- a r u e i InTtpu-.e * -u linr ’>*11* "'IWaiffir {[gRtm eH ! iin r fii It W tilb JtBT »nn»» * H »!‘ ■itnuai'l' ill«a tfmi yn tf tl '*IT illa lh 'Hi i* B « ..« | affamtui lla C S»» j m i l t ori**- * ’ Ttarr flr v Y S a r n .” I, iit«.unrt ntutr ir » | t »h Cot (TuinnimndnsaAK *Of SnraflArifirf •*' ta tri U ||f % — m v i i . ■ ftR ktr 4j*fcLitr- n t n k Ia t t r r a f , t « •>n*T * nett- ; 1 b M U llfd J * Ifel •H'lt* -**• m -jih iifr rF1—■! I II ,rrn**T -m *t**4f *tfc'" 'Haiti! 1 tiU; irtw't?' Mpta S P t«t\ 'H>U a $»*l ^*i 'Iter |y^.)i-i* nil.tt>. war. Ik> **»HJ "•trmriar' FHat w *if iuir *t: « n iu « - tteaa ia <1*. li Tll.lUi -HB:: ■ tn> h n flif i ■“W T - X r» V tr ” •" m *"' £ in mur ** U+hiTti ^ Ii: itl H w im o i' ti>i l l » itMlkti ■nr (pm; aiwui « fc-n-i. • m. M~ * < • 1». thn1% *dE? w wmi- *u> UH* -T V , �* f •ir b n An galea, Calify an j HUa Celia mnnity Church hold tboir weokly Those present were: Mrs. W. E. r «ll, of Aurora, Ohio, mho have mooting nt the homo of MU* Cole, Mrs. C. H. Crosby, Mrs. Cbaa' apent g month at lha home o f Mr. ChrUtlno Colo on Tuesday. This Smith, Mrs. John Rreres, Mrs. and lira. Kml Italley, left WednraJames Thompson, Mrs. A . E-l ilay morning for their home* la circle was aponaored by the Tadic SJoldnm, Mrs. M. V. Evans, Mr<,i Aid an,| nrganltrd by Mlm Ethel the north. They atopfrd Wednes­ JOSS MARGARET rETEUS, Sm M t Edit* Frank Evan*. Mr* .Clatie day in St. Augurtlne to witnraj lljitlaln p recently. Meeting* arv 1 Stnne, Mr*. Roy Howoll. Ihr IVncr IVlsMin IVIebratlon. held every Tusilay and In addition The annual meeting o f the con- to it social hour, rowing and (hr ' gTvgalirn of the lake Mary Com­ making nf scrap book* for the munity Church will he held at thr Community Church on Wednesday rhut-in* have been taken up. The evening and re|x>rt« from a I ■'ffireri arr: Mis* Porthra Wyman The Bcnrnew* k nmcn'i Circle nf t.onlon Cherry V fi Tuesday ! rluitvh bodir* will be heanl. All i resident; Mis* Mary llunn.virr. Jlb. 1'avt I'rrrl j-UTUtn <’ho:ih Ortnlldo and Kissimmee where O I Q R i members of the ennyregatiun in ’ president: Miss Mary Ellen Kent!- C a i l afirnd a » . c k on bustrir*. kpH ermine I'u ncit nset ir4c invited to irmr out at (1 P. M. and ir o n . Secretary-Treasurer; other on Monday n ix ia c at the tmoc altrnd tlila annual aupprr and memlwra are: Mis* Verm n Hill­ ' of W » Oiarlnttr Stti.ii <>n Waal Hr. and Mr*. T. \V. Hart anJ , bu*inr*a merting, Karh lady i* re­ man, Miss Jnyre lllilnian. Mi*,* quested to furnish one hot dish Christine Cole, Miss Ruth Ritchie h i n a i r S.-Hrxfl T i n t Strut wirh Mist Euili C-J- tlr*. Todl of Ilay Iona llr.irh *|n-ntj OK ■'Mimirar C lo rf Ion t.-nd H i * Smith * * W tc ^ a c. Monday nflrrr.o-n bara shopping. j | ii ud Mandivirhra, mi clialg- being and MU* lad* Ferguson. t • • U n it ac the Jun- j M m rcr-y l e t IV 1, thr non The ladies AiiTmet r ! lha home l.iade for the supper. k k d andnortum. on KaH Am bens,- o f J»rh*nnviUe The tako Mary Orvheslra held of Mr*. Elmer Hyotlainr •Ste rnum, yirr.ldid. nhitr Miss nf Ttia Salt it Gaylr Marshall. * 1 » had sdirnrr t u m ln l to arrive Tuesday nfan informal reception following Wednesday with the president, **• ^ qg Jhc topic lewnmt, gave » •hv-t t m « « n in miter tn rfu rn l*> their rehearsal „n Thursday eve­ Mr*. W. E. Ce|e, presiding. I>rH. BiSlurd trt <m thr f und mg of tni-tion* Jack'-M il's-w ith Mr*. A m lm o' ning, fur one o f their lucmbera, P. vrtlnnal service In charge ol Mr*. in thr Onrtco irrim at Africa. Mr* fookrini- ntrTii. W. Fellow*, of Sanford, who is Itohert True was followed by the I. Whltm-e took iht-irr *J she leaving for Charlotte. N. C. where business meeting. The following It ill* fn d y a lit f sltirh jitaes ana PRITS an tloqornl deseriptii*) fAlbert were Itwiith oM Urdt^thv >lr. and Mr*. Paul Mt nrhnn an** UNDnUUOOO he will join Hu- hand o f the Mel- mmmittrr will le in rharge o f thr jodri-s Xn. thr jrnr were may • id ihr hnusenife’s inmMn la. I'veil l*w n« Toil work am i, ttardiliip Mr. and M llnruir Hannon to.*) AT P O U -T A B L t v die Itresp Cirrus. Punch ami rake nnnual congregation sup|ter to lm rnfl I r i f i n c i thtf.tt, fflt thr-itfri inird lo MimaUm l a i r Suiwliyj lore the adlent nf nsiimcrcul titnlr tboft sTifitt u( the wi«r« . WITH 4- lA M R i. was served and a social hour en- held on Wislnewlay. April 111 nt mining. Mr*. C. Ik Morn am of " I V m>!iuii:i| rbtt ol Mananl *■!» ■<> they .attended thr roll " i t 1 a.iD a in ’t noramc. nANPAIO) KlYkO**JCX fit f -.-*1merit« Tfi'tr rcror.i |tr i omr-rt at lhr ltok Sanclonrj. Unrolii, Nth, aaid in a retain ’ll Ih71 nimlvrrfl eleven. One «**et| j.yetl by the wire* and friends ol d P. M.t Mrs. Elmer llyot'alnr. ifcrtadonnrr . chairman, Mr*. C. II. Crosby. Mr* apranh: Jir hontr-n-. to thr fullow n «: j a bulw! r. Four rrrre ritartaeil I ho orrhrsltu members. A. E. Sjntdnm un.l Mis* Villa Molt. "Oh! how we all drooled ’puttin' Haw.' St*-Tla P. Af—inrlnii, 3TI** I <tsr id thr J it -t i i « n ClihtoiMb-n. Man. It. C. [ I*r. and Hr*. 1- A. linker of tip lime." 1 He cherries wt liad in ivfce. Foul wr»f mmtfil tni.t. The lak e Mary (mpmvement 1l was voted'In give fliU.IHI to the Underwood Typewriter Co„ Turn %»rfp nurrirl three tmiew. will n w t ni Misnil M**nt Monday hrto with iSm lrly held r. iiirrting Friday pit—lha apple* » r hail In p ilr-llie Not ■ dikorre in the Jt - b w i«*r A.rrswlt. W,». U *S. D M H ik, Hr*. ihurcH hulMIng fund front the T. K. Ilulry, RcpraienUlive „ F ■ » . Kane. U fa Vnguna Corm-I, t in , J. X. Whit- j >r. ami Hr*.’ C. W. lb U r. Hill i i ruing al Ihr rhnmher of ComInairr we diiMrrn liad In nt and ten hukiaivlb Ihrfe w;ic nithtceii fund* on hand. Ivlirimi* refresh­ I'ratirh A \true. anronti' from thr:r dapeira gnmaherrin nl ihrlr ha*.It t iv t i * nirrrp building wilh iho vire prr*iOUT. Hr*. Clint *s Btftl-r. and thr! Phone 5877 ments « « s senei| by the hostess-* 15 S. Main St. and tail*; lha hnl little parwmaaa Mi.*** Franr-r* l l r u a , Cil I l-itrr to |»oir.ti in tosirgia. denl. Waller F'aiidrrw, presiding. Safecturdin* Mitvlmofir Orlando, Fla* Mr*. Elmer Hyutlaine mul her kilrhrn. wiili tl* roar inn mnkitoir; Hostess km. TVrrr Te* Rrtl. Arm r Nr* > In nilditi. n to routine Imsiness, it **The% trll nr there a*r .\fUtflM dnughler, Mis* Ethel Hyotlainr. Nrn Partim. Irt* T'-lford. | Mrs. A. I'nrlrr and Mr*. It. II !ha pirkla* In piil.la—thr jam* n was vnl«-il to u*r the proriTals I tom I nme-init er% m America tistajr. Ijpncheon O•on. [.jam—ant tonirtin-tt tlwy •ouMnl. t be p'ay “ Pollj 1.011“ |o pun-ha-ur y v Mnt*1afl. N’nur. " lUrimrd o f Ihlsntn spent thrw.vk ! No —■ ihiK ariu'l liappy lUrtisw Fadi tu-iain »« rff^csuiTilr tm thf»*c L l.u iU ili AtiWwb miti l*r>%t* Tur * i"*ea1» a *lav» .Wt* tl*y% in thr fear, 11ml hata wilh Ihrlr hr .thrr ln-!a » tin . . . * h.-oks for the library. Iron Picker­ mimm I jt a tvrukl i t Hirtk "> tilth jrjn , ing 'reported progress on ihr toad ! and *i*ter. Mr. an ! Mr*. E. II. tt»e la irV Tan 11tubanda—Eighteen Wiart 1 figitrrvl it up rirnghlr the oCher in the rrmelry and alim reporld O W andaESH 1-2 \V.*t Sialran'h ■we « n zW Hoad t “ Wa haar mint laantilnl roncr i!iy-afkf it amounts t.» tome—wretl ' hnl (hr trustee* would lake rate | Sjriwt i »fv! ti^rir* nf I Tic piunref mnllirtfi,** | m b 4iiiJ Imri r f Inmnir••f *ani|. soon. Walter F’anders was **MlanirH Mont Popular llo ltP . j slir cwitifionL "\\h«t h.ij|<rf'l t» If tin* uunum'ft leatitnnftir it tn Tie TC- H tmww> 4rf lam i|ip<>inted a rommlltye |o make a tin!*■* They itint. ITicy tlietl < me tiieti *»! H* O'e valitr ciwnnirreial Kinsli* rooms with Imth. 11 I2.S0. 1.1 Mr*. H. §m A r Tiiuj'** Vi** 1 «*f If fi**k two nr ihrrc t»T tbc.ti f.» ranninr .s atie -nr * tf * r .tl.m^i, 4 i 'lino *tis>l f' t the piano in the Ad*V UltiriM* 1 i.pr, *T RUU.T- 1 a»?v* Double rooms wilh bath. 13, $4.(10, $5 l fwamur] 1.1, v. M e e t i n g Y e s t e r d a y . WiiiK UJ1 i4V familjr. T 1m* punierI aafecuant 'tn i liamU-r nf Commrrte tluilding. . ■ ffWhJn from H t 4 * Flrfproof------- European IDtwl C ik h c ) 'ealeiial to lie furni*hrd by the % |7TU Lit i.r Mt* jl r a N. p. Klntl SI. Near Hay lllnehyne • Mr^. fVunV N’t.rrif •»»»«! Mr/. 1*. impniienirnl sieiety; -41 f « H!t un*p jmd J'opulnr Restaurant In ('onnecllon U’ l linui H.iitn un i fiioily. nil. tub*,I One of the many pleasant *nris| Wkimlmr diT fUi"*’ t. * V r und M r- f!i *rry Pit1'titi „»nil I*. V in d r iJ eft* flmSpi-1 I Hr mrii* | U-m tv.<AYb'i’l'r U cTinvirkrin ’ ■lha 111.*1 . - :" i ’M - ! ■■■! ! ■ «! ■■ Sain, miii.b.ii. i.i* Uni winter eew»nn~tw nwrtw^ « yTfl • ft *»tn ■» r ttii*— r t m nv — nmT j *ula 11 rah i.u Sun.lay. lik e Mary was the gathering of PMNOeil ft T U ™ v w «p Mni.Any nf r,T* ■n «t #tlip hoWP Oi Mr. in ! Mr*, i ’. ii. Forter mul; flirinl* front near and fur al Ihr 1 w »> lK i »tit! "■&>*' tifidTi }llwDr Mr*, tl. Ii. 1>i»rwnl war i'»r fitwcr,'*OS i|ym »it;i tvvmiM augtt-. K -n 'i'n of f i i ) shi’g.i homo of Mr,, mid Mr*. Fred llaitry in . « f • T * Mr!rw UYndcid vvtiw in rt'iaro* «*f !**• r ii S lttiiiLy Hy till* l'nils. • , * | i'i Wrdncai«j**nu ■■'I Easier Slinlay Murch nisi.' \ t-Mr* xtT ^itrhur i »4»* tTn* liu»ifu * iiichti*"* wliiTp Mr*, in v falTuT. Tliur-d.rt f .'-t n o t wilh Mi drllglilliil course . dinner was I 4ft mt\*rvQ% » W r Ttar Surt v fr«»| t* **‘ rhi| trrs ill thr Mf* ^!h(Hh Ku injr » n l Mm.Y'Inrtt ubt Mi 11 .1. Ilourmvi. ut the ■rrvrd nl noon nil 1 tilt* ilflrmimn mvti •flfiw*' -Vklill'* fit: "i Iw mti -fu»?v r* rial fi n l f f C*4 ti«n v e t* *linner itu 1,(.rnr ol Vip >|i*. I red Hailey •pent in ri-minisrinz. The follow of d* WBm «V*n 1 HJ rf:t?rn 1; i. ** «rtw r-ct T*-trivru nnil 1 fct- !'****UV* ntttl Mi*. I It>*it Ii tit tK*ir ti* r** i** ^TJjwriirai dpfilnT' TN-it.ii. Thr • 'dnr monlhly no-rting of mg gin-sis were pn-wnl: Mr. and *. : I Ha* rs^Ykaftpi* liOhli li urf** kail* 1V« 4| >nnii»nl la4* F tS«lny, fr4.fi* ItrTp w in c w im *. Ihr f t on it ' Il'lmrcf u a*. I.I III Mrs. K. J. II'unman, |ir. »ml Mrs. p*«M f T Mr. an«l MW* S. F \Vr*lrr *m,| nl Iho t'l-.iitidier of lounm-iir b ln on*, Mr. nm| Mrs. Ir. E. Halley itir»T9J dff til* 1 Jtlr, JUirr** It* freti irerl* w in «* i\« ,| Sr |H« •on, .\|*rt l.t letvr Wtslne . nj (,ui|,| : , „ J* ndny evening wilh nf Ciiynhoga Falls, Ohio; Mr. jind 1|* V Rptiinif *n*,t * w*k*> Yield #u**Ti 1 Js.fi f tA tn ■trihf Ip ikdlkUH 1V silt Mis as h r Mil. whrte thry will t|,r , p ||, |i |i„r»nl. pre Mr* Irn Mia-*r, Mr. und Mr*. C. C ikm rc, «i».. rri at £jii« t on j l/iuifi- Wifi * <•! j i ' l until (alt. Tim Hull- Oubrtcmibn ;bibir— J ,iJing^ In uddh.oit In louline Inisl- M. Cryder* of Akron, tlhin; ,,Miss Iami Tlntes Tti'Nlght 7 and 9 O’clock t r 4 n- nlr.rj to U ill bkii i Oiir^rii i Rtalilkt <>*'■ fir*! t' tin follow. Tliv rhatitlirr. nf runiinrrcr »»*>► iiwSv^C«|Rsl iiijity ( n mi t'rlin Pool, of Aurora, Ohm, M i»t me*-: 13*v T. W krtfpz Mr W. M. Mr 'film* Mi. K MitifttM STiitU, miu-ilulial fm I n alvt iti * iih*nt to rniiii4| up ttturi* Aiiiin« C. Ibis*. I,,, Ange'i-s, Calif; ff—wc %It«n A m llmwn niul FrranA m Mr*. H.'Mill. t‘y»r- Mi*. I’. K. y It, Mi­ iia> neninu, h ia fHiRlpnmsI iiiitil hn kh I* Ihr lihrnry. Al*n, h in Mr. und Mr*. W. II JHfUa mt O i~su -. A. 'K,'s. [dauehhr Mary, o f Winter Haven, !*. M r.iii- .’ Ui. J. iJ. i ni . ful.I, nc\t Friday* April I i f^W litv tl VBmrt iT lif mm ! »W »n»t« a i f»u n fnunt ry. mir-*» tWhsoim. Wr ?*••' T i I Is; Mr. n’-d Mr*. II. ,*!, lto*wurlh, Mi ..“ t ' If. "Winn. Mi ■ T, '. t’nrt- miltm* hi rharpr an*; Hurry W11>f* j ry nml tl Mvivlraty ttuv ueki B n C. f.l. C fc l * c. I»rr*-It!> y t?fid d im a . pud ?-Tr^ JCm-4 N. V.j Mr, und Mr*. II. Mix. T. II. Mt Jtaltn I,i* n I'rtirr, Finnk Finn*! nritl‘ write «i>I iHvt u\ir urraiiiiiilion*" 1.1‘ Atlmny, Jg. X * s man. V-* • s I ,» , ,s | , | , ' . Jt M il.) f, of tiivnlirad, N. V.j Mr*. A. IV llninly. Mr«; t\ ItoUrl Trtir; I lurry !«'! in . m n « i n f 1i]ilr,l .1111 tlui * ur»|) r« iiji’wI iiitr till-ill to Mrs. Sal m .Manning, of llnnnihnl. af Tit** C 1; " I . Mtv. II, I„ tlihuiii .i*4! ina* '•ndiir - lii m oi uirnt. U-Li"-"** ^ H U M irttner ,lN. V.j and Mr*. Katherine Rich* uni acn*. r . r . i> Ii"1?* Hi j ttm fiilkfwln^ rur*ii*, Mr*. I*. I t Mr*. Ithnd* Ewing and Mr, l>r. nr I Ml Mnvicltini’ News— 1unitiljM—.Sting Novrlly linens and M r.! „ r, | , lf » • , « , Hester, Iowa. r j|* Jilrt. j rin u lrr. Mm. J, J. Ihinti an I Mr i, ('lorn Clacton, Mr. hii.I Ml*. A'ln-tl Mind .Mi* Hailey, uf Cuyahogu The gills cirrle of ihe CumM il a n e RlHVs <Tracr. * Whitaker and family, Mr. nnd Mi c. i Fa.Is, Ohiu; .Mi-« Almir Cittss, of V R a a iT u n C i r c l e V r. ni*a1 ?4rw. AtiynH Svratr««it i iitv* j«*n, Hr*ncr (E'er*, thr tru1" • |• 5^:uL r tif Blf%. Nk »ti« i-f 1. AtilfTdT s w a r t r ’ rrlp VkTu* h F t* * rtf i t * Imrkir T-^iri t!.r l 47ll.cra»i i w a r * - ■«*»• t-'w-i TO•rcf’n^ in'r Meffuln^ J a TBomtay attter- ' Xinvu uf Bh* 3. T' il?l4rrTl.s«f*' 1'1 Tie* I »P*c *»f MfR i 4 I. utmUi i tm Tjetur Sariftenl * Ihrsa Steer w ti K. "Iv «'•,'! Im. »f* r * 'r |trr-*f'TTi h " th* I T.. - Ai . Mm. ItrtMiru Atidir.ir mwvj ,niHi(i;nr r i't Jar l»M w it, I mr Ttw bu :»i .■ _____ ______________ ___ i, i ^ i 4,. l r.rjst 1/il-rMnrv * |Ktl*. tv. St. StOHIn-t-l liHa#- ItnmR' 4 iiM* \ .1T| >Tr* ! I T IS S M A R T T O E C O N O M IZ E Vt rm-t fl 4m Mi.r. ui h ?1r« | mi tfke iffus amm a *1 For Hummer Wear Now, more l.ian ever liefore In hi.lore, Amrrlran wnmen are J ' ' <t*T! in r1u *t*f Ttkf |WH» ri« ! nwa waimyeit und ** * *' Hummer com­ practicing reonotny, budgMind. Ihrir hnuwhold <-%|en.e« . •- *i**n eiiirtl t siif-dm,** » tin J fort an* ul­ limillng perMintl i v |h nUilure4 . . . and as B ismaequeecp j ■MUavad K Ui* l*u - hei*T^». vf x r « ‘irw fir u*rht tra- smarts de­ they are Atmaniiiog, in eiettlhing llii-y buy, quality plus , Bl> JIlITjHtu- I '* ’♦iftrl.TfTL'V'rp |M|s"i's ft f tin* 1jioiu* | sign gu hand •lyie a l' reaHMiahle (m l. Thru the mn»t rarrlul buying, Ihla sm* *fti* i' ih r m— ti,] Jatr tr« t to** jkfUTiifMrri trfir1T In band In .lure offer. IJe discriminating .hopper ncrything hrr budw an 4 eroml*sl » i mrulp w ar «rrv«*f in *iw ! i|‘ * Ihi* most grl drmands. i «nd Seen. tr V'liad T/F »m. ^Mir^ ( special w ireSS «v.-o; Min. Si w "is IH, W r i lM»*tn*srd J^tv. lion. ___ a S* ev. stihibnt* t. ••f »»•*rt*I* I ’ tilild* M»».. %turn --i I Fashioned nf A F A K R 1C F K h ^ T O F M U C H . CL JL ITwglnrtl, W *» « I Y ni-tm. W rt I" l .uvtrr r?»4 1 4 | eonI nainsook a L » . T . dn*ft. a '■.til-ii«»**"!’. Ai it * timp if" ▼ '■»« iifi * Ia figured. gas. Hr* i i At. DUO-DISC ti ‘iitis—d ihat fT iC i Twe*n Jarm Mrlptfl, prin­ Iiwsit. W iluwiv. All lor u Few Pieces K r II s • d l*rr 1N ■ f *fUfiWIlit i*V 1*111\;fli ted, dolled Jobe ■rust'blev. All and fancy design*. r!le«c Mr*. 3. 1. pajama* scl a new iiitu r t h* i I* al­ A ro a n d T h e T o w n ready loom­ for a Tubful ing a* a high r W M l T V R»|>wnrr summer fatB ig o r III lie wsaliing— a full tub or only wile. >V C CTilkr%rr <br t K fli/tm IfllfTa V •kFlrFuTsst, > • iiarnliul ol pie<e*— no mailer wliirh. you The early hr ®Kleel Mtr^.MT*4 VO ILE 1,1 ’ viat s*, |i iniRvui<1tow •luipprr -w ill can tlo it quickly amt most efliciently with mm ptirtf 3***t , H • Very fancy, fur I . F. IN I* uf nmrse Ikiu liliil fluarrrd New designs Kier tills new Automatic Duo-Disc. —rn^r Ur. umJ m. V i.YuKT k t h! tn tT»r hate Ike ad- pallrrn*. fa>l col­ r*M Eng'l-h kirmla, spring rsals. smart Ldkr r^ k rt. N . T . T liP ls c t I t b e lo w for the average tubful, 'w ith large figure a. saniage of or*. t t inches a idr. popular talirid. b mm a* wn \ Rt.ii! aiinauc* i,i rfill kr** nf |)t4 *>f only a few piece*. *!• ’"c ii }*lniit« ", style .election M b R f >tf*T/nr flnwi \ erinr BVLwIui n. lin r • 4eand sire. P la c e i t a b o v e for large washings or A mmI 4ft «nt *- ** « tri Ihr >Mnfnrd AilttYiiV heavy pirrrs. ■tjiL * Jr*t «n r war cw fli .a iT f wtH crtT *jf > tiliird * rm*M *Uf rcr JFn' t t r ■■mi i*m&r «kf 1. 4e*- -n. 'vlH lnr atwAy n hulr F o r Hull O f ^ Plecen I Fancy large pal- Rhftrr Mualliv llollcd and figured mm — yi m -t *r i * hup ’ 'im F-Wt StMwi|* * * I tern* feature Ihl* ur*d inilr uf iirrl.V s l Nrk H* « fut*nmc .* sntM'tinff **t <W lim tneuf amt: Kirrfaat Hulling, InchcM »id f, quality IU la. oldr. i H r »md CuH *' , II. « :i t ' anno Sian las-ntise lie ) til up oa tiir 1.1.1* ». . ■ f ha W iH im <Cb—w ir/’t ■ v •' Ah* H M. I , * i » gtjv.trg * utr , ,. t Hv XrYkur finvrs. * j it *. . I m k i H l a < W . m, B! r i-jn-U’ L '.u in , i.uk « !m m Vmrnk 1 ► ••ra J ifim iiviO f *f«fr * l l * ^ » OiSrsdlldlT 1 iM ulfgaltij it*r j' F o r lluthlnjt wt dt'rt X3r» Otoiitu . Then# fancy’ hl«h heel bathing aandrla ».nTuk. f. n m ; lafijr. . . J. A* •re in sogiin now at all (ha beach**. M.-ui. (■iHfiiunc rk*H<| mt|M «ti r B m t FSho Is Oblalnabln in gram and nhila, red and n’ tii. . . li t rs Lend nfid I rWoa wblta and black and nhila. I m I B jv s R u n , .1 1 mwtag and jireretAly Ona'a balking rust uni* is undeniably hf'-Lm r Into m lug ! . _ h. to J grant ly enhanced by this lately stray ■>te tout* gae ts v u*o*k * w rit r#-t one uf tSiai told that ■ cm*a a* CTwra lt'-w tc nlswt k tarn (tan g. tk ___ s i_ Ti»*<UibiiwiT And Personal Activities its. Cosiness Circle Of Women Has Meeting Personals A Woman Testifies S id the > Wailckort- hAtelleamincton •ier vietr*lti<nn»e-|l*’* I’psnla-Grapeville milAM I Cbi'rcb ( ’irctc Holds _ •! •i Priced i»| LAKE MARY- tf* i —SEE and HEAR— 1 • A lL -T A L K I^ G i dentil tuisiffsy J & I M m dv THE YOWELL CO. NEW PAJAMAS Down DUO DISC Ui rty O Smday I EPONGE $1 Tlic Itcf*utnr Price N «99 a NEW CJACJK HATS SPECI AL voiuii; I SUITING 50c VOILE 39c STRAP SANDALS For April Only ; s > ir jiiij, nu t prwmiawid M l ■pgta: t'ii-m*U women. Jm- X mnri* flh r r y und tt O s . y. mbs have l*,-u vial*, ihr rani. Hra. # '. A. X *' •11ns l*i ik Awrauo. wtod Mr * l l u h t l •ad Maw A m 4_ v hr liaer Lena r-pewditir ,e tone re O ig a v U t. 1 11 «disv Duniag t * sai-i'ir ! c a lainir. In Muind I l i a * FT. tVtersbarr— Ihth , 1SHWaiwni *ij XTor,da r Ft.irsi* A •*.« lautw As IJkicC l e U . 90 t= $99.50 Terms . * SMALL DOWN PAYMENT Balsaca sat Easy Maatkly Payaaali m the New AUTOMATIC oe Duplay al Any of Our Local Store*. V Cnunairf ^ O W g J je Ilk It F. 81. ORIDA POW ER & LIGHT Her* la a group of apart kata uf wkile silks, navy blue •II Ibe other popular uprtng i well as anappy ulrawu wilh lha neweat af brim dewlgan. This is a t e n aaperlae aeleoand mrrila lha attention af every wanua skapptng far la compliment ladle ideal lypea and frocks. 1f> I1ATIIING SUITS High Back and Hun Kara Bach models la calaru that a n 1 strictly high fararItc*. $3^0—$8.50 llltA S H IK R E S Hpre tally P R IC E D Hltea M la 41 lit this very • P « la l group, priced. TW O FOR . , Other* af caeellaat d e a lt * priced at KJO. * �4 .+ AVIATION FIELD l dtbac Industries, •*!<• eartatalr wa'come, bot all ailtofU bar th*y afa eomparttlrsm u beside ooa celery Industry- Hub's AiiHOtjtflaaAd* vaticed Remarkably Since Its Beginning w ik hare It If he U to M i« U i grower. Furthermore ford neode h, the merchant Is H, the propel ty aSner Deeds ie a " need It. B m j fellow her idee* aa to where this Tel of from. 8om# sap o ir Is over-production, too dWrtlon Idas. Tha United flute* and snips f«,ooo ears of atlasy « c h jver. This U not sll Florida rslery but Includes Cal1lornla. New Tork, Michigan and Many amalkr eslary growing secdons. This Is ONLY V IV E STALKS far aarh parson In thl« country. Not throat or fours but J1AES. Wa eat $6 oranges, sonnthing near a bushel o f pots to,-s and other vsgttsbles In propurtlon, but only F IV K stalks o f rel­ ory. Doe* this look like ovar-protfuction. Wa cannot b'sma folk* for not oatlng more eslary. They hava navtr baen told to sst It, MaVfr baaw told or lu merits as a fbod- Wa ouiselves keow-jcsrrrly anything about IL Nobody SH tvei taken Ins trouble to find out ant tail tha War'd about it. Look in tha wife’s eootc book and oea what poo can find sbeut tha preparation o f calory. Probably nothing, but you will find all about rarrott *--d spinach and rabbaga and prsetica Jy all other-gaiuen vegsialm-s. BOSTON, Apr. * - ( I N S ) - N o better eommentary on the devel­ opment o f air constlooeneM In Button Is needed than the figuroa showing the growth o f sir null wtows but that this publicity has had a good offset but It was so small as is ba unnotlceabla in our marksts. "Now Wa hava up for conoids.*allon tha question of n 6 root per erst* taz on nest year’s ship­ ment*, the proceeds te be ussd in a National Advertising Campaign. To my mind thla la our bast, sur aat and safast solution to our big ptobam. Wa hsva no problem ot ovar-production our problem is ui-der-coniomfitlon. I f wa will only tell the world through an Ini* • flgrnt advertising campaign about the merits of celery they will buy ■h The broker and pinduce dvn’ nr saras but tittla about the price h* pays so long s* ha can msse n profit. Everybody knows Hist the grower can gat $3.00 and the re­ tailer tharga the price he la new getting and there Is plenty of pro. flt for S T eM M y who handle* it. A very small thing can change the market on celery from s loss to n profit la tbs. grower. Just a lit-1* more consumption to keep th* market! healthy, s good straight pack by th* grower. Celery that has not been held in the field waiting for a msiket until It l< over-ripe, and our problem I* solv ad. "When I came to Flbrid* 8<i years ago the lower East Coast growers wrrs raising pineapple.., sntl good ones loo. \vherc do yoi: get your p'nrapplra today? From tin East Coast T No Those fel­ lows are all busted and gone. Your pineapples come from far away Hawaii, You buy them si a go,it srloe and pay Hit- height and g u i to get them. One Jim Due I* raising the plneipplrs todsy snd he spends a good round sum udvrrttslng them snd he mski-s you like It. snd Jipi Dole has made mil­ lions. This lixV-iKtry could Just us well have bent In Forlda, but we let It get away hum u*. Whole arv tho celery fields of Oran/v County ('tillfurn a, u.tginslly the biggest re try section of t'alifnrn is i (lorn- They went to sleep and other sections of t'allforniu are now raising th* celery “ Let's get behind th's adver­ tising proposition. It ly of Inter, eri to the merchant as well ss the grower and I am convinced that this Is our best and only real sol­ ution, snd Ihst the 6 cent per elate will bring bar* many llm*» that amount and that our Indus­ try will grow with s healthy growth Instead of bo stunted as s [Uitsllment of production nigst surrly do. Put uur rclery on, thr market In good rondiitnn, /well bleached but not ovtr-.tp* nnjl If infrrior quality must lometlmr*' be slipped, don't let anybody p-r a label on It. Fusslbly the trade will believe It came from some­ where else." SNAPPED AT NEW YOIUC c m r -n tn r y Ooldman, New York banker, and his wife attended a concert at Carnegie H*ii at which twelve-year-old Tthudl Menuhin played with-the Philharmonic-Brm< phony Orchestra and acre to lmp-~»*rd bv the young modify that they decided to give him n present, t'r. C-ritnan luld him to select the violin that he wanitd, usd pev.ij Yehudi vrry obligingly picked a M0,000 Slrsdlrariu*. Switch,” Thomas H. Bird. Vaudevllto skit, '.‘ Who Are T o u f" Dewey Carter and Henry Wr.tr. .Comic reaillng, ".Sweet Tntera" Theodore II. Hint. Vaudeville sklf, “The Fortune Killer,1' Dewey Carter, Henry Witte nml Henry Schumacher. Dramatic r e n d in g , “ The mnn." Theodora IL Bird. tion In Boston. An Interesting side­ light IS that 4He money has been spent wisely and effectively and that politics do not seem to have entered Into the picture. The trend e f aeronautical de­ velopment points to the need o f a larga city o f a central terminal airport at which would be no schools, factorise, repair shops, etc., with secondary airports withHoover, a member of Uw Simian family, who crashed tn on this oM In tha metropolitan area at which wc-rld on Election Day, got ■ trifle confuted at his tint ChriaUflk* party. these facilities would ba located. It# mistook this stocking for a sleeping bag. Ha la a popular resident The Boston Airport I* Ideally locat­ e f tha MMkry House of tha Philadelphia Zoo. ed for such a development and this aim la being kept In view. The field Is a mile and a half In an air lln# from tha Foat Office and can be reached by rapid transit In less than IB minutes and by acto In lest than half an hour. With construetlon of the new. vehicular tunnel under tha harbor, autos can melts the trip from the business district to the airport In about ten minutes The field It on tha edge o f the bar­ ber, which makes possible closest Coordination o f air, rail ang ocean transportation. Other Airports Three other airports ara already cndsry rlrrort Idea. Manufacturers of alrpQift parts an/ accessories are becoming |n- match tha cMtvma, se r4bd harmonise with it, thq $brfs A j ken must co-eperkta whfe tbJ and vie* versa, tn tha maJ time,, the dap really eeema J have arrived when a wesson J w »k lr.'jo any dress* ktsg u t a llshmtnt and come out eeanplaM transformed In trtty detail. Jw n single femlnlM Med baa bed negln'jrd bp the couturier* art are even threatening ta pwt tl big perfumers out o f borituaa. A Few Won by Harvard Runner Striking new eyenlng gier ar mad# <rf fine black lace dHi •d on I k arm and tied 4bd the dbow withes gold ten! ai gold kid gloves are beiag show with a Pfok tulle dress trhmi with rold. Plain black w e l l ginres In slsteen-but£»-Osngj have been launched By a jle f if couturiers but ere still swsjsft evening gatherings. Gkrves with cuffs s M 0 H < reversible compose a good pert i the collodion, in spits o f'- t l great vogue n j T f ' K W A T S O N , .from Clearwater, Is annthrr oulstand sophomore ball player at the university of Florida, lie pitches and plays outfield, snd Is a deadly Miter. deorge Fried of the America and radio direction flndw wild tracked down tha sinking Florida, L o c a l Production Is Witnessed L ast Night ByBigCrowd A large uu-iU-nc,. Inst night voiced su cntbuvtsiUc npprnval of th e "IVomsiilt-ss Wetl-ling," rlngril nt tltc Junior High Srlmol ntiditorllum iimlrr the uuspler* of Ihe Cuiigngatlonul 0 rums tic Club. Fiiminl from stnrt .to tinIsh, th* show kept the nudicnce lutivultcii tlifi^ighout lln* (wiform. nncr. Forty local men had part.* In the curmdny, many of them ,|ressr-ii sh Aomen, others Inking the imrl op i children and one of them's four/jf-nr old Inftinl. Ih e <how (will hu rvpcatcd I"night it H ifrlock. • .1. Tlhi-n Jncoht wn* the J-t ulo sml flisries It. Sibley portrnyr-l th* groom. The minister's role wu, filled hjr Henry Shumaker. Olliers In tin* tn*t Imlulled; AI- Channel buoys j ^ y H A T would modoi’n navigation do without the chan­ nel bucys— those-floating markers that keep ships p ff the shoals? ..In a very real sense, the advertisements in this paper are channel buoys, placed fo r your pro­ tection— fo r the safeguarding o f the fam ily expendi­ tures. Daily Fashion Hint TH E SE advertisements are the signed statements Golden Arrow Completed o f reputable firm s who seek your patronage on the single basis o f g iv in g value fo r every dollar” spent They .are honest statements, the only kind an adver­ tiser can use and remain an advertiser. P E O P L E who g e t the most fo r their dollar in the market-places are those who keep an eye on theichannel budys. Day by day, they fo llo w the advertise­ ments, in the interest o f shrewder buying. AFRON AND S U P The apron at the left tskrv no tlm* |o make, snd il * pr*rtir*l and amteninil thing to have about the Niute lor toil minute job* in the kitchen, uid lor the morning homework. II a daintier apron Is desired, the pattern provides |qf rwWet down the front |rum the ihnukten snd around the neck at the bock. It i* practical in ghigham, cotton, or r u b b e r is e d cretonne, Buttons st the inks hold the I root snd back together. 1'trati below llw waistline, front and bock, provide ailequete lull was far the fer plain sllp-ec toward morn sober effects V trimmings of insets of kid t orders and motifs o f modem splration, frequently In gwo tot Daytime 'gloves In Riga t brown coins with mansequa cuffs, sometimes msUhlrg or •jailing with th* co*Urns, always keeping to th* was idea. A btaek glased kid wife trimmed In gold mesh aal broidertd on tha hand 0I\1 silk snd gitd f-iread ara i with a plain blnek kaUI**f navy glassd kid has aa ari cuff of a trips cording a* t and fancy gold braid- snd kid with KsnesUtchlng hi v Button trim another pab beige suede. Hasten and a number o f Boston and New England firms already manufacturing equipment applica­ ble to aircraft use are actively de­ TEX GUINAN IS HAPPY AS HER TRIAL IS BEGUN (Continued From P*#» One) tha vnlertslnment l y relating ho* Tasss sang “ out the wtntiuw Kmust go" when *0 Intosicsted pa­ tron wa* ejected AnolWr tlm-i Teas* sing a sung, entitled " I f tbry padlock us here, Well upon another place In Chicago", ccroidti.g to the witnee/. While t* lle d In fu'| a song, al­ leged to har* Indited ly thumbej it, noee at the Uw, t hlcli Trsjn sang. It wrnt like this: “ It's tough to be a kostuss Irj a U l load carried out o f Boston was I hi pounds. In Jannarp, 1920. It was 4478 poundsFor a few year* after the openIr.g of the Boston A'.rpolt, develop­ ment, pf flying was aomenhat im­ peded l>y the site o f tbo landing area, although the clear approach* r» helped lorauwhit. Kven so, by 1U2H there were about thltlv com­ ma.trial and private planes regu­ larly operating at the airport, .1, addition to the reru'ar Army, Na­ tional Guard and Organised K v setve Unlla. Tabes Over Alrpocf Last .September tha City or Bos­ ton took over the airport for de­ velopment at a municipal fietJ. Since then $1116,000 libs been spent on the landing area Itself. An Vnw i i n m i f l i l D p m im h i t i M M i f M i t t U»« traction id hangar. and hav* atartdd w o r t w W n completed tbaaa hangers mi 1 ba Tatifd at M arly $400,000. Ah this la oa toy o f an InraStmant id 11,000,000 la Uia land Itaalf m which tha (MU Is bolU. This I* filled land on tha adg* of tha har­ bor r 'fu r n are monotonous but these /aw hare bean given to show in sons degree the attitude- o f tha The advertisers in this paper have charted the channels of buying for you Keep to the course �fc ( K !aiM*FW.iif airman— am' House of Windows optis To Win Coast FOR RENT—Hihoney ap U . IDOi Park Ave- Water and | «1 | « furnished. Call 18—J. FOR RENT, Famished room* tn second floor of Herald haihUng Can b„ tented on a very resson»blq bails. Inquire of Foreman, The Herald. Jer paired* and collector sent “ “ •“ lately fo r payment ] T l n » ------------- - 10c a line 1 Times -------------- m, « line • Tinea v__-------- ,_ 7e a line CLEMENTS APTS.—611 Park Ave. Apts, for Tent available Apr. 1. Apply Apt. 1. Tima rates on request, •Th» reduced' rate, ard for cdgaaCttlva * Insert inra. ^■m -wohda o f averaco length M f cwtalod a line. , ad mwhff* J mt«Ti??rpr;<L ft ,A ll advertising 1, restricted ■tr perper classification. r VI* an error Is made The Sanferd Herald will t » re­ sponsible for only one lncorm t Insert tun, the advertiser for subsequent Inurtluna. The efftee-rtrentd be notified lm■ttfslialaly lu ta-o of, error Furnished,Apartment for rent— Park Apts.— Park —Am. ~ s m IBth St. Frlftdilre. Rent reason' able. Phone MS—W. FOR RENT—Furnished garage apartment. Close In, McLaulin. 112 W. Fourth St. If>— Houses for Rent FOIl KENT— New House .or rooms, bath und breatuasl room. Call at i l l E. 21st St. TO ADVERTISERS A Herald representative thoroughly familiar with rates, rules and classification will ttve you complete information. •Ved if you wish, they will as­ sist you In wording your want ad to make II n o w effective. FOR KENT— Furnished Spanish stuccn bungalow located nt 317 High Street, flood neighborhood, plenty of thrvdb trees, nice heme, doubtc garage. 117.3(1 monthly. See Mr. Rclgi at The Herald of­ fice. I—Announcements T h e r e ’ s only une quality standard at thivstjre. We handle ontly the best paint.*a and varuiilas including the funinua Walrrproof vtnilah WaterSpar and thr roll .tynrd washable wall paint, VelumliW- Sold hy SANFORD PAIN T AJND.WALI. PAPER CO , 110 W. FOR RENT—Two four room collagt* located facing Ice plant on m a t aide. Sin per month cacti. J. jr Cates, phone * 02—J. FDR RENT—Five nx,m furnDhril house. Reaaonahle. Cor. Oak an<l 2nd. Available April D'lh. Ap­ ply 51 f Park Ave. or roll 230. FOR RENT— Runpalow hunted at 2121 PalW*Do Avenue. JSSOD t Aity blit* owing to (I. Kelli her per month. Inquire Herald Of. " f the Forteat Lake Hotel Din­ es Room, pTfasr remit at unru as the dining room closes on 2(1— Mlscetinnrous F o r Solo April 10th. I*artr h«s tllamond*—mutt aact I flee for cn»b. Thono 130. NOTICE TO SUIISCR1DERS I f you fail to rrceivo-Ths Herald o f hav» any complaint >n mako irgsirding delivery aarvi.'c p'cair call- tl.c Circulation Deperlrmqt before H P. M. The Ilrr.il.1 keips m ilt m i i .1: m ii m i . *iT%rr* n r « vpecial daUvary boy until that . time and will lie glad to send anj 11* . .1 jv«) ( TPiiilitfd. tvtf.lli • a|If 11 I'-tl f slibscrlbtr a paper. lain. Isini II |H*»w n«a IlitVtriJ I>|gt|lli ail il.ltiuntlr flfemlllkl 'nH SANFO FJ DRUG CO. a alnlit! . I flit, jttitI f irh i»f viiii, i*rr fifP’ fti kVa Delivar—Plione 325 q|iLn .{ nrt) 11 **1 *♦* it) a I 1111 a Ill'll llt'M lilA N W lilt'll Mill. , niia-i .f *»**v t» ** * nr,nlf»t I >JL N. NIPPER Sign* r t ail la. aaUifa nf J». tlllll M*\lf*a. *f * ■ kinds. Tn Ganford fin al and 1* 11*, Mir iff Hamm *l» * DiinlJ, ll'fla ll. I t * \ b * ' !••*»»- J ^ ;*• »,* • • * Wall Paper Cc, phone 303. .fla'tty 1111si»* * r t *’ I'll ’I I" I " « » V, ItM .i«ftI V' 1*1 i f " r.a*»nljr |- 1-1 111 t-irtuilll.la* « ■«t|ili|\, rifftM*.' ■t.o*t hnC Found If ti tIt ivt'l- 1 Itiunllua train* Hi•.LUhT— UvinJi uf key*. Including P. O. kcy\ 1*72. Return to Charles Kanner, 20lh anq Kan'nrd or phone fit’J—J. Reward. Thcre> noth lttgrgtT «gK --»te^^»;mn vrloua rmrtts ohlnincd through the use of Herald Classified Ads. Oviedo Baptists Hold Roll Cali Service* ICs trod tliev satisfy till wants ef­ fectively. and quickly, hut there Is really nothing glrnntjc about it. The Ilcrnld goes into niiprovimnlrly 93 per rent of the homes in Semi­ nole Count v which means that thou­ sands of people rend the meoutge you place In the Classified Columns. Herald Clarified Ads Reach Thousands Itv- t ; .iriT ill A T PARIS-A ll unusual ire h i compli-ti it hrtcl Tin- cl. Mi . . hv. ? innumerable riai'nss .dirar r e " ; »a- flatmeil to allow plenty <t n t:ti licoic.- iho luuttr,is —t a.'.iitmrut Inure v JOeti t i l . 1-. etui the -.-•ctni , « imJnw schtma h ui. a rt.il hcjltliy —— “ ThcyPay-Lphone 148 France’s Yo*!n M c iii tt n r u t * n : i i k s vt. 1 : N ttTlvfK tn H liit R in n tV ':* I Hill IiimIm in.tl Id UritiP »»f . f Ms J tl< l i t * I 'f fMla lJilAJUJt - '«ltf *>niif fHi1.1—Mfint-T fttv 1Vt1 11.1 Ilia ,*.Dir If a a.1 Mint h. l H. |!**;». Ill ii erf 1 t iw»*i t; ID,' IDIllUiMf III til»- '**«** *■' «!■*• l v niM illiiitl limitID* iTlM'till |»r *-'li.| lit I, jlll 11Kill fill .. iitim**** i 'a-untv. in .......... 11 I'lllidVi 1*1till M tfl , ,• I'laMl»l 1 !■ tilI.Ult; I »*1 )ml.i| mu, It m i| f kllMini IIml K« ll.itv • • *itj11«-1111, » it |t'l»*na-r* 1- ...... . I, i.M*1. Hllfiritll, *t- apt I .| Hi Is | amt ft «'till I I, V. til .fill I fit • li ,, |,| I'f M H I f Ilf I. r If 1 amill• I t a. . 1 ii,- r.-Mlii al..t.r mi 4tif llaaiikf in MaiirvMl it. litI« .t-^v.tl|if>. PfMlat.1, tipfltn III M* a ii l»mi * #<t * lit tfi lli. «th l.t* •i M.t,1 * \ l» !.*£:• 111.«s|at 1, rut. Itm* i* y a.r tiii- * . , mu. r ♦ '"'•li : *i' ■ ii'A-af r tl • i w1mi• Ilf in Prill I!••»}•' O.-UU! %. |‘ l«tfi-t,t lit. u II 1 ■Tn«* fit'll 1i*mi -1 |t-r i,.f situ* h'liiilt*i i ■( tjtidi* 1 nf fj*.,•fjlttl Sj, *t MVktlHtllfl .*1 jfastJtll, IIaiiKp 3»* Kt»M, . \* » ft| 1.1 Hllttf ft ill' Holltllltiai If.|list iHtltlhlfi. NaiMli ’ t Filial a ..... de u 1* \ If* * 1FtI *, Hu in ^' I Oil. lilt 11. . f. , -1 *• I I ' , . j |M. UODCD tor* cart und GraLan-. trucki. ■ad I M i 3tr*eL Phon» 8, Oil) TOG SNOW TH A T YOU • CAJJ GEV YOUR CI.OSEE CAR, TUP SSPAIRKD WHEN tT NEEDS fT AT SANFORD KOVKLTV T/ORK3 115 NO. tied in, niber o f the Ml iiarv Al funs ioiniiilttee, having been ' ,t tatenin nf the Spsnish-Auterc’ti W ar.alii, ih lef ohj.clivi in the hir| two re.-.u.ui* has 1*1011 tlve-eiftettluu iir the Arniy pi<4>miitliitl i j stfw. During the iev ent stsalon lie i.'ii.ci! up a 1iiW liy a, .mg 11:1 rhuirm n of the cnmntlttev when a bill ( I leasing nf Muscle Slll'tl': In Die American t'yftnaini.l emu puiiv veils re|kit ted out in (be nil ■ iif,. el t’o* ilp.inimn and the i.r t ttiitl ti mwful ranking tninther*. S|e.iker Isilignoilh Held tla< in.el-.iil legii.i ver tit:* p u.en ol i hair..... 11 .dnrui. • - ' CHARI.OTTE. N. C , Apr.lt— (IN S I— Fire iipdctitmined ifiigln ctr'y- inlay de»tr»jud tin .1. II Jli Ewin Teitlle Mill Shops here, musing damage eslimatrl nt $30f).fl!h). The thups 1 eie only. 1v icnt.y rvbul t. Tlie wareh iuc machine .hops an I • v.riii tfuiiit'er bill ding- were lavage.I. A' nunvlwr u l*ov m i 1 wrre u'k d id ro jtc. Mgr. Ltclnart giving hit ponllliiul bli - ng to Hie email Hint giith« •m l to wlineaa Uia orreinony'ltiat ailemird Ms 1+itiB made It. lu p of Ullc In Toun-olng. He 1* the youngest Illslmti tit I'r.iurv. First Picture on Deck of U. S. S, Lexm^ton *— IlusiiH-ft S ervice WIGHT H U N T SHOP gNAPPY acre.co on any thing in pniiting, A*, phone ca l will get yiwr man. Kton* 417— W. U Rail mad Avra. Lcne Star State-'Will Send Solid D elega­ tion ToWanhington UUU.DlNu 11I.UCKS— Inlgatiorv hexes and svn rat cement Wotk. Ullrade Concrete Co. J. K. TerwiUvger, IVnp. 3rd. and Elm. L A N E Y 'f U 1UG BTtillE—I'n-. script ions, Drugs, . {iiola. We al# a> near as yuur phorc. Call tM. tn."'"., i i i a i '.vm V. jih'iio i .s iviit. •*\NV, n i iiriniinllun, h tMI!!. w vxs i i >i : i ( x m n i : 1.111 n tA K K m itit.M K M V » ;v K » l l'Milan* *• fn| 1 1 k**»1t*a<i* aif ft 1**1 i**r III*’ **f fl*-fta-l|a-k A W'l H r lfliiir m l* . iiUHliil nl 1*1 HI.If %Ttft\ i|ei npn-H. IfETAL ROOFING; The Roof Evi'llastlng. Metal ; sldnglr. .landing s;«nr tin and gslvanlied rbofs. be* J*mes H. Cowan, Oak A 't , and TlilH Ht. Phono H I. tip Wanted (Male) m A aKTED— I/Ha I man thoroughrariy familiar with Etmitwr and FRailtling Materials ta art at real' dent agent. Give referenrea and > *p ir‘ :nc*. SUW ANNEE MANtJfW tTUKING C a .023 Hume.-j Bldg. Jacksonville, Fla. -hTa—l*ou<%ry UAilY CHICKS- Whit# l^glmrn. j (frn^i ajjfndard brad and high Itudurtinn Stock, f 12.00 jhT hun<rrr»i dalvcrad. • llathr retry Thur-Jsy.[Ordrr from Uda silveri !lcroL-nt. Umatilla llklthery, (.'matilb, Fla. llOl'KIlUg RED turkey eggs for E l sale 50e each, a'oo Barred llnck .r.qJ R, I.-artllng eggs 11.3,7 for tyJ.T. C. Ml KmVrson, H rv k lr ili', |l) n— fU b tA ts T i l K K T A T K O K K I jm K I H A l t f (. D A M fit# tt’a \ A \ I D lD t H T r M . Altai t l ! A N K \ t M lt«H K M V > ;\ . *44 Kklrtiiitt* uml T iHal*-*# »»f I*nil fair til* IvH.ltI>1 a-1 a*41* ■rii'lt A*t« rtpt t iipt-rf, |is |u eii'li Slna M M«|ilt Rittstl* Nl A M l * I»f*friulanii»f-a If ,iiif*tr.t| Mm fisiui a Mft U f a * 111II ’f 1’aiflipf.%1ftI III*.I If* 1M* nDita M 1l»* 1 IIn I ru n IH *' •Kit W. VAN IIMItttflTNK **i*t| f*»* \NK M. IlIKH*Kiivt:\. tn*. H i. I ( U l t t » A tut T r u «l ■«■•!» u f ttlr K « t M * «»r K li a lt f lr k Ainf AM . f t,, • ra aIll'll Mini 1 f rn r '••* " f * Si i*i a*r <*1.111,1 > tsll'wh Ibflll Il f HUfi. I.r I- Its) III I, MU) tint * «*iir j f l ) 8U» In S » r . * l . I ’ll I yt.itill'll'WH n.* IMl I'f la •* Hn.iww M M |,f Mni»|f l.aMaat. hl.D a "» -IH* ItiHl Mtu Hf|*t * m n of 1•in Art* mr»*r il*a* ,■«•• »• 1 " putl**i*iir « i i t > m rm iin.l tl.fu i i *i4 vUr Sim** *nr I hii|*iA« * n i * * tif I It4 lb*** I >■ l!Haifa » lia.lli ft I#ult| llln 1 * d ii , #»t ii'iyr •»f iroa. T D K it P rn iti; if.t . D SWmS'Bf *9* liia >1111n,-, i . -l . . A t'th e UK' .,f 3S, lie entered his Dlsl luillniuil marathon i,t:amptnnahlp event nf l..,.lnn in 1tT07. This veteran i'f mine three some distance race*. In,- emuiHtnl at St. (jitili, I k n.'it, Itaillinme Snn Finn.tsco, l.uifalt,. Albany. Phllailetplitn, Ciitiag", Wlteeiltig, PrtivMence and other lilies. Knr.-I \inf lit ion lint i.lvvaj* hl» secret nmhlllnti lai-. been t.< traverse the long unit from mean In ocean, lie U ill firl ■ |'h)rir‘iii shape amf Is ronfidenl of winning, tin- Imnlnn derhy de­ spite tit - u.lv on n t years. The be t u .'lies of tiis humlreil* nf tlbn,t,. mi.I the prayers o f* Ida « gin I'Kil.Eeii'tnnl Ida pnituli lilbl. Hu will l.c(|willi lilip. .when he Hint t riively tnrlli nii| Die man Three hundred Chinese died"fday id n tiemrndou* fire at Pootung, acvorvMng to a dispatch J from Shanghai received hy the V»'ndrfn Time*. Pent ling l« n thlrkty popu­ lated oimmunlty'uppo*1ie Shanghai The. Drawn* well underway be hire It wim discovered. Its causal 1* not jet known. Among the victims were iniiny rhlldrcn. S«*uih»*rt» HiiRiir Company ,pri>uri'Rttlrifr rnpiilly with •■nlnrjjrment uf rkwUto'n tHUfar milt Elton ]. Moughton Architect Firat Nal l llank Blitz. Hanford,. Fig j . v CLASSIFIED BUSINESS D IRECTO R Y i ’ut Out Tor Handy Itcfcrence WASHINGTON, .vpr, P— ilK E j —With ih ' a.' * lidding nf the , (K'l’ial Kiol'in uf Die ilvt f inytiiM the tan. of fn * !, wilt ha*. d rrvl d Dettl.K r.nle itelegntlon in the Hors- of•Repie.untatlve* to tile Ml t time slate "Fighting Dairy* IViiriluili t.ioke llnu'jg 1 the light lint' ef the >olid south and was ela.-ttyi on November 2, II--0. The lone Rrptit'i.an t im jff- e man ftom the "lat.i Star" state. ktVurrh wtl| not g ve up hi, unf ■|be |iotltiun tn ( ’vugrn** without the Kauie kird or .1 ftgljt wln-u ui.li liil’i Id* seat four eloetlona 111 baa pnnounred IhM <1 w II i-.-t in t ihe eierlion o f Xuyuitu* ,\l ■ Go-key, Vila, apparvrlly defeit • 1 An inVK tU’J! vtef. e t n tqi *1 ut t; Utn lav* November. lrjien .0 .r.t strenfl r^rrkr. Tin «• . i R i i u The I i— of \Vui(lmrh has'Ion/ W ill tiii *ulijcct iif |K>litical llsi n u i u l m s ^ tbaM,iw« htrtioluv tu; v otantt—; » ( ciJHrion tn Wnh'ngten. The r-njuu rk *f'Hie U -iuc Ion. i«rilv with wIi 1Ii he riinie I n - „ .seinim-h- Cichmrhy Repairing n C;vc i IV?r. cud Ml’S. Hoover Batteries U8 m , . D s s iw , vv V»N (t'.dHrlVld . autl rtlA.' ( >1 lillt—KtIV ItN. n- ,.i-cat. ra *r*l ' " r Iha-fi-lale of I r-.l-'l. k Vll, ,l«-—(Ml, ■„ ,.„r', ■ml ,'irrv iwrwonallr he aOH |,,ar la in * „nr —1.1 to.,, I,, , aI H-oilm- le I'ountj. Ktort.la. 1* l o . i n v oif u n »I I».h.h 1i'll r am I•f t Mur, ^ A '. - 1**'* *'* 'nt, »> •, «A*r It. If**- 'I__ lidl i.r 4 tgt*I fir I l u l l (III j-.-i- **■> i* (I-till nn nt *" . a II .T?!. ' - ,i. I ,b. lid ll.ll of 'tl** I>....■-all**, I l-n.t tilli-rw*Hilt t li.h-n «■ n,nl#,kfO l#> pill Ubd tbl, n * era.* ,s t i w,nx. ! • ;I.. ",l,,* r7 <M lhai '" 'd ..Main m il t>,ii.-- i.a -at, r.mrtu»r v r * ( " l i t T l . IlltilVVh' art irfwtWW uatn ). ’ **. t M of ‘ ,-ra , In XI,-Maas. J V'IL • *,n p«g# l ; » Of is,— T*,{ Service T O l* S H O P SlMiirrr Top Shop (Mi W. Htrond Strrat tiT s T ^ i v d i ^ dumrslir Uilf4<i(«' I'aiUDty, smlil’H fur brredero. Alsu V ll H lill< ^ ‘t \ f H R d fur 1iblr use, J. C. biutth, . that 101' ‘ L 1 * tweirah.d Is lh-> Henf.n4 K d v S t t —W. fipnfoqk J ) llarnld. ■ «rno(M|o-r putdUn-d >n P*“ ,‘T?t Farida. a areal: r..r Ht n.ua,eollka Wrel->, si, I IHITS FDR SALE— Pedigreed ».!«( IT"! . l . f 't t t hereof I— nt- II, 4 -o .1 •#*(.(*rad bree-Hag *Up-k. k: ? yuunr pedigreed .fork e'lglb's n r j i h f * . v m ragislratioa. Cfaraeklilai, I him s#ed berare** and New ■ad Warts*. St, Johns RsV NEW ,YORK, Arr. V. — ilN S )— York. He was a lieutenant In IhO ' A. I,. Momevrrdr, who competed Twelfth Infantry during th* In hi* first running rare moru World War, In which he"” was thnn fif'.-y year* ago, hopes t » win wounded In the hoel. This Injury, C. C. Pylr’s cooni-lo-coast mam has not Interfered with hla ran* then thia year. Monlvcnlr. maty year, old ami Jnr. he says. He will not hard a grandfather ' vva* nmong the much weight In lose in thy coastrtarters when the Imnlon tlrrtiy lx*, lowoast marathon, as he tipa 4ha gnu hvre recently, Ini' he la not mc.lies nt only ISll pound*. art untrri by-sha-im pula*-that vr)))i ncouragv—^ir-wther cnrr.mdcnt -to. >irug their wt-ary" dug- along the trek to Snn Francisco. Montvcrdc fc i'tt ‘ TuliicT mir'ittild. , Ju»t FUr Fun "Grandpa" Jiriaea JlU. amateur atandliijyKIgBlf" ana ivs*k glory Instead o f pell. "Just for the fun o f It" h,< pluns tn romplete the 1 hvsrt-rending, lurk-breaking, foot- 1 ‘blistering iiinrathnn from the tour* 1 erinc skys.-upt-r* Of Manhotlnn ' tn tile Gulden tint!*, nt the rate ol 1 fifty inilrs n liny. The ajtvil athlete Intends to 1 pay his own expenses, and friend* * who have agreed tn accompany 1 him in mi nuloniohlle wilt curly I Ids supplies. When the other pave­ ment pounders irnthcr round ' "Ca-lt mid Carry" l*yle*s free 1 lunch wagon nt the eml of each ' ■iiiy's jmint. Muhtevrrde will eat In. mid grutl left tills nmilcur I i talus Ihvi' iiw sullied hy the taint of (I'lifi'oliiM iitni, MontVeifte ha* Item rni:ii|!id 1 In clerical work nt Maya land- I Intr *N. -I For hour than twenty ' y«*urn he has been r I'Ml |K'l Irirr m marathon events, having vonlined ^ a *-:' .U io ld - r ’ M ' — r * • *VTypliM S'* haiot and ►' ll " f tb« 1 Ir-oll f-.iurl ..r*l. -l Trade In your uml furniture ut Wag tierV Kndtb Uarbrr Hhup Iu7 N. Pmk Ave. .l|U>. 11. C'lWop I too Dug an Sheet Metal WATKH ; I/irgwuvd Dairy Murnlng & Afterrumn Delivary. AT M Ikitt-Aq/utu .isi rcoMup rlrr 1 1 live K i uitf rtcrqitmo given l‘nv.dmt-a*tca snd 3 'M ia u l EsTniew’n u-.- unt Fait, in il -jrrr f f r i s in tii: dUlanrs a: I' litrs. � 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/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 09, 1929; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/54a91c1d060a6084e627dd135fd1a383.pdf 4819ce39086ea5c0b13084c2893a5ad9 PDF Text Text b ’ k ' • 'T '' ? V TT ,w V „ I, „ i\ iw \ v h i ’ • ' ' : .• * • ' ' -•* :PubUdit4 la Florida's Heart Tha W orifa G r a ln t Ve*eUble Spat u d Richest Garden Land. VOLUME XX .. _ _ *f f ' A N INDEPENDENT D AILY NEWSPAPER Leased Wire International News Service missew IV B IS ’ teas Statements Indicate Healthier Conditions Ilian At Most Other Periods Diplomatic Corps, Decides BOCIIS MONEY In Favor Of Mrs. Gann In D ispu te Over. Precedence CHARGE IS LAID W A B n m G T O N T A p rrra ? ^ ’ (IK S )—The (tar of social triuopk was run up today from the tepee of -V lue IN n U n t — Charles CartU and hi- half­ Slater, Mrs. Bdvard Everett Gann. * .* The diplomatic corps of Washington , compelela* more than too score representatives of kings, queens, sultana and pis la presidents, decided la reoornlse Max. Cana aa the Vico President's slater and to accord bar the status uaaaJlly hold by the wife *1 the rice presidential ail fonail diplo­ matic function«. NEW YORK, Apr. 10. — (IN S )—The nolle and con­ fusion of the stock market, and heated discussion of taoiwjr and banking, situa­ tions have crowded from the financial records a good WASHINGTON, Apr. 10(many excellent reports and (IN S )— A world court, attUny not statement^ of current indus­ I • Genera, but hrre In Washington try and business in the Unit- In and composed o f some two score S I State* but reactionary sad 'boisterous stock markets bars not «wballjr I concealed the fa* t that boa. la rood, In many caeca *x* o S W and on the arrragv, on -pmfttsMr "b u ll , f Rarely have conditions baallhler than at present. Inventorle* are light; production and consumption of basic products are incteatlnr; ths margin of profits In Important lines U mors satisfactory to industry. Steel production, now at OS per cent of full steel-maklnr capaci­ ty, Is helnr fuUy maintained and Bo material decrease is looked for aatil the middle of May. Ths first quarter of tho yoar made a new production record 10 per mat abort the best previously established, and tha second quar­ ter is expected to compare favtrebly with any other simitar period in industrial history. The leading Industries which are good purchasers of steel are now In the market for their seas­ onal auppllea, and with the possi­ ble exception of the building In­ dustry, are buyiqg heavily. The ” manufacturers are admit that demand pmenta are falling off. contrary their record* a steady Increase to the volot ‘ buying all makes , of popttar American cars. though the oil industry'* plan for^roo pcration in tha curtailment of production did not receive thu of (rial sanction tha had been for, and producers ara in hat of a quandary aa to t course to pursue, the outof tjj* matter will probably ■ cooperative curtailment bv big producers forcing a almilprogram on tho small wlld-ealwho will probably appeal to court* for a decision on the ,tt*r. Orders placed for rallroaJ uipment In the first quarter of year were In the largest vol•Inc* 1026. Estimated oppriatlons If tha railroads In­ spiring shout * 800 ,000.000 for isplsremtnts during 1M9, Indi­ cate that the Increased building of railroad equipment will be maintained for some time to com*. Freight-ear orders la the first two moaths of tha year lncreseed sw er* 2M per cent as compared with tha same period to 1W>- Ths railroad equipment ‘ * are to much Improved and .earntogs for tha promlM to bo Rubittn* in_t*cotf ot tho 1929 rt- Commander Booth Broadcasts Tonight . Congnaqder Evangeline Booth or the Salvation Army wBI broadcor. tonight from otottaet WJE. N*w York, aad rfllad, »tollons throughout Jto country, according to an announcemen;, today by offleers af thn tacal poft. The addreaa, l l t ' i u SO minutes, will be delivered in connection with ths ewerjswary program of gle mgealsstleU Commander Booth will pay tribute Vs her • father, fownior o f ths I t l W i M diplomatic representatives, Is rotor to decide the momentous question that has had Waahinrton all in a lather for a week past. That question lit —“ Where tr MPj.Mwanl-Erttmi.GMiD relax t t " at nt official i to a"lt?" functions.Facing hi* first great crisis as secre­ tory of atats^ and that coming be- Conference Forwards Fourth .Hearing Held In DeCottes* C a s e Objections ToRepre sentativesInCapital Tuesday Afternoon Elks W ill Install New Officers Tonight Sanford E'ks tonight will Install . i w ,im begin* at »-# 1(toak — * tsesatly sleeted *ffleer* at a eeiwj ouds *t ?!sO. by prrouga mony, which I* scheduled to oat under wav * t • o'clock- A number of reprooontaUtroa from the De­ ledge are atoo expected to le CASSUta FLBADS G U ILTY ---F RICHMOND, V o, Apt. 10- for* h« hardly had hi* chair warm. Henry L. Stlmson, with true dlphtrustic finesse, side-stepped the ticklish question and in the par­ lance of the I rlf-world passed the buck right uu tr to the diplomats themselves. fonsequpi.'iy If Vic* President Charles Curtis' half-sister and official hostess is seated below the wive* of tho ambassador* and minister* at official functions, ;t la the diplomats themselves who will take the onus for It. A quick decision Is nrerfsary If international amities aie to be preserved, for tomurrow night Krtror Don Carlo* Davila, the Chilean amhat sailor, is giving a dinner at the Pan-American Union. Don Carlos had an appointment today with Mir Esmo. Howard, the British ambassador, who la dean of the corps, and It it likely a meeting o f tha full eorpa will he likely a meeting o f Ihe full corps will be called later to which the matter with all the solemnity that lxlnhcrtnt In such-a-gram .matter. Secretary Stlmson not only washed his hands of the entire *f( Continued On Page Three) TO S 1CATTS Former Govemorlslndieted For HisConnection iWithCounterfeitingr C l i q u e These who will he lad acted into effles aw: Bev. A . S. Peck, oxallad ru'er; Jo* Ludwig, eetoomed leading knight; A Raff eld, **loyal knight; Ed. Randall, a ta n a i knight; 8• J; E. Ritchie, Judge Wallace W. Wright yes­ terday afternoon heard argument* of counsel in the Hirer libel suits brought by former City Attorney George A. DeCottes egainst The llrrald and It* publisher*, R- tDean and It. II. Borg. Judge Wright' formally reserved his de* ilsinn. It was the fourth henriim In Ihe rase, the roort having sus­ tained Ihe DeCottes’ demurrer* to The Herald plea* »n three previous oceanic n*. Hr. DeCottes presented argu­ ment* in his own behalf, and Jsin-'S M. Carson uf Mismi, aiaociatrd with George G. Herring, addressed the court la the interest of the de­ fendants. Judge Wright denied the defendant's motion fer compulsory amendment upon the ground tbut it eame too late In the proceeding*. With an Imposing array of Inw hooks and reference work* before him, Mr. DeCottes lauurhrd lido an extensive consideration of tincase and the contrntlons set forth in his demurrer* to the, plea*. He addressed -Jir court far more thsn tw0 hour* beginning the 'argumem on the pi*** at 2 o'dcok and closing *v-4:X0 Mr. I ’tru n was briefer, using 42 minute*. Mr. DeCottes riled numerous authorities, said ha had conducted an endless research Into the queeUon o f libel, possease-l the two latest authoritative book* on the subject, and declared that there la “ no question aa to tha correct­ ness o f my poalllon." With reference to th* question of privilege, the plaintiff attorney quoted from authorities, which hr said had declared the press enjoy­ ed no more rights than Individuals in the matter of libel and slander. Relative to The Herald'* plea di­ rected at th* plalnUff* interpre­ tation of certain comments attri­ buted to thle newspaper, Mr. DeCottas contended that th* matter of sufficiency of th* Innuendoes la a question o f taw to be decided by th* court and not n question o f fart to b# determined by the Jury. Mr. Corson j > l Uial there waa not to axletonee In this atat* a plea of Justification, but under a plea of qualified privilege, he contended that a newspaper la en­ titled to publish the facte and make fair coin mint thereon, lie cited n Jacksonville cos* as authority and submitted that a plea, used in that cost and bald sufficient by tho supreme court, hod keen used to The Herald raa*. The defendant's stormey set up n plea o f truth and good mo­ tive* In the publication at certain comment, alleged hr th* plalaUff (Continued pm Foe* Thro*) BANDITS ROB BANK LEMONT 111, Apt. 10— (INS) —Three young bandits, armed with abotxuni, rot* red the First National Bank kero today, bold three bank officiate at har„ whU# tbgy yiMWI U caall Mite agd i Otm Lindbergh, Thought Lost, Lands Safely BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Apr. Charles A. Lindbergh, who arrived Kerry unexpectedly from Mexico at 0:30 o'clock this morning, af­ ter ha had been reported “ lost,'' took Hie air again a II oclock today for an announced destina­ tion. I', wa* believed Col. Lindbergh would continue tu New York. He honprel o ff from Yalbuena Field *u 1:10 yesterday. The “ laiqe Eagle" took on avion to deny thrr he intended \»» reach Brownsville last night. He said Maxim City ditpatehe* were ''unauthorixcil" and refu»*d to divulge his whereabouts during the IH hour* he was "misting.*' 10 .— ( |NS)—Col. JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Apr. 10. — (IN N )—Sidney J. OavU. S r, a fortmr governor of Florida and three time* candidate for tha'i o f­ fice and n RaptL's minister, to­ day was under Indictment on a charge of having flnancrd a coun­ terfeiting ring. t Cal'jt, who wa* Indicted upon two counts, is aHeged to have advanced Julian I)las, Tantpa at­ torney, 25,000 whh which to buy a printing pres*. I'or this he wa* to receive $26,000 In txigu* News Is Followed By money, hi is alleged. Formal WordOfHis Four other persons were nam­ ed In the indictment. They were ___ Selection - F o r J oh duttxTT-triai;— itiw tn l— g— frw week* ago In Miami and now held •WARIIINGTON, Apr. 10.In Jail a Tampa; Armando Dominguex, Mateo Mir and Madeine (IN R ) —Formal announcement was I-rah Ilurwell. made nt the White House today Kedetal Judge is k r J»ne* that Charles G. Dawes Is to tie thu lared Dias's bund at $.16,000. nest ambassador to Great Ilritlan <>nd for the other*. Including The announcement came as ni Catts, was placed at half Hint figure. Dial, Mir nd Dominguri surprise, for It hsd been t e " * n were charged in Hie Indictment that Inquiry had been made o f the with having forged $100 bill*. British Foreign Office as to Kecrrl service agrnts, who had whether the formei' Vice President hern on the trail of the ImgU* waa persona grata. A reply was monry since Dias turnrd h loosa received from Ijondi'tt thl» morn­ in Miami several month* :tgo, testified before the grand jury ing that Gen. Dawes is enllrelv yesterday. They related, step by acceptntde to the Hiltieh Govern­ stert whit the goternmen-charges ment, ami the announcement im was u wholesale conspiracy to mediately full-wed. dr(mud through the aid o f «•*•-!», Gen. Daw-e* la now In Run Do­ illcged backer uf the Dias ring. , mingo, where he is heading acornIn oath count*of the indictment Call* wu* nr down a> Sidney J. rn-uloa of financial expert* to re­ vise tiu>t little iVpubllc's fiscal Cal'.*, or, alia* tisto. . .District Attorney tlulst u»ked systenv the court to fix the Ixtnd <»( Dtsx Just when Gen. Dawes will u\ $15,0U0, and the le-ml of Catts, take siVer hi* |xmt is prublematlMir and DomlngUex at $17,51*1 cm. Jt ilcpemU largely u;kiii huw each. anon tie t an conclude his work In Evidently 'Hie Indictment* bad .san Domingo. Ambassador HoughUen eviH-ctcd. Thera wt-r/ rutn- tun vajjt.fur hurne un# Apitl 27, U m ,a-nl V I during Uu< >tav lb*‘ l'« n « had i -id •. i -«vee ! l»een brought Into the Dias case. shin the Emtiassy will t-o left i.t I f was said that the capias, nr cha *gt' uf the first secretary. Thu selection of Gen. Dawes fur warrant of arrest, wa* nil its way tonight to t'ne marshal at fla- British pitst, marks another I'ciuacuU, with inMtuflion* to step towatil the resturstioll of (llid hint and bring him back tu tout cump'ete hutnmny in the Beanswer utt-l gtte bond ur go tu puhlican purty. which was threat­ Jail. Kt lends said he would quick­ ened :n thu Idttcrnrs* uf the Struggle uvc.! tin* presidential ly give bond. Mis* llurwi 1) left Tamp* some iitiniinatiun Inst summer. While there Is no questjon »l tuvkr ago after her rrlease/rnnt Jail on bund. She was indirted politic* entering Into the eeleet on of Gen Dawes lur his quulon three count*!. Rhe Is said to have aided sccict sen lew opera- tliiolion, ure outstanding and are tlv|w iq checking on Diax after unquestioned front any source it Ihe first counterfr.ti bills wsre is.iirvertheless rharaeteriseil uy pit in rlrculatiun nl Miami and |a ty leaders i* Washington as a, "very fortunate eliolre" from a another for $!•*• found in '-he uf- pi.I >it a| standpoint (ire of Dial at Tampa, tucked Dawes hlntsrlf wss u isnilidute, away in n law Imok. although passively so, for Ihe nom­ Hut not until the grand jury ination which went to Mr, lliaivrante Into court yesterday morn­ er. The former Vice President wn» ing a )** o'clock with Vhr indict­ active In Iwhalf of his old friend, ment naming Catts had there blank O. Low den, wltu withdrew been eny public intimation that hi. n*me fismi tunsidrratlon at the trait led in hi* direction, llow Kansas City in an hour u, bitterhis name was first brought into tie * over the tonvroilnn's rejec­ the css* was nut i-tplatord. Hut tion of the agricultural program In the primary last summer Diax, wtnh both ha and Dawes favoredtaking an active part In polilira, And there are many who l-rllcvturged the election of Catts. - that had not lloovrr stiatd in the Mateo Mir hail hem mentioned way in the p.vs-ronvrntion man­ heretofore in connection with th* euvering, Dawes himself might bogu* money plant upcralsd ati have won tho nomination. (Continued on page fl) Thera were a good many sure sputa after ths runvrntion because -I the ereming elimination of Ritchie Heads Plans Duwc* and lorwden from the Be For Legion Meeting puidiran scheme uf things Uiwilen himself tnuk no |wit what A's a meeting Monday night of ever in the aubsequrnt campaig.t. the executive committee o f the and Itswrs made but few speeches, Campbell-Losslng nost, American although h* and President Hoover have always l»een rordial |M-rstmal I^giutt, J. E. Kltcnle waa named I-vends. chalrntan of a commiltess which will have general supervision uf anangements for bringing the Stimaon Is Drafting atate convention Ranford next Reply To Canadians year. Mr. Ititchi* will select his own assistant*. The convention committee will WASHINGTON, Apr. JO. — make a canvas* of local busi­ (IN'S)—Secretary of Rial* Stlmness houaee within th* next few s*n la a* present engaged In days to d*terrain* whether suf­ P siting tb* American reply to th* ficient . euppor. can b* obtained fur entettaintag the three-day '.'•nadtoa not* uf Inquiry on the gahertng, which la expected to sinking of th* rum ship lliq attract more Hun 1.000 visitor*. Alone, oad as soon as It la corqI f th* committee find* sufficient plrlrd .both notes will b* mad* assurances tf help, arrangemenrji public, U was announced today, wilt be closed at one* for getting ■'ending publication, however, the conveirion, according to Rtlmsoa .took bf^wlon to deny Georg* U. Hairing, post cons newspaper report* that th* Can­ mander. adian not**, was “ truculent" to W HITE HOUSE LIGHTS OUT tun*. Just th* reran* Is trus, h* saidScrrstory Stlmson waa alto WASHINGTON, Apr. 10. — (IN S )—Th# Whit* Houso waa rat confronted with tb* probablEt)’ s ff from all telephonic communi­ that Norway would-soon odd to cation with tho outside for sens* his tr**ydia over th* coast guard'* rs today, creating consider- activities. Norway, according to confusion In th* transaction adtlc* from Oslo, Is somewhat wrought up over tha shelling at of the normal buslneee of the ex •entire office*. A gang o f negro tb* Norwegian steamer Joan in workmen, tearing oat part o f th* rhetqpaaka Bay. o ff tb* part at BaltlnMiw loot Saturday. Tho Norbasement in* the remodel! scheme # f th* maaatea. cat a wvftaa Minister h*ra la awaiting caM* which knocked out *U tb* a report.from hi* vie# eoaoal at BolUatoffs 14 ENGLAND FAVORS DAWES FDR POST AS AMBASSADOR PROPOSED SALES JUDGE RESERVES B TAX OPPOSED BY DECISION IN SUIT LOCALJDEALERS AGAINSTHERALD A protest against the proposed state retail sales tax bill, which Is to l>e introduced at the present session of the state legislature, was launched yesterday afternoon at a meeting of retail store.own. r* and manugrrt at the City Hall. Ihe rt taller* attending the mes> ing, with a single exception, voiced strong disapproval of ths proposed taxCopies of the protest we.to o', ileied forwarded Immediately I* L r. Hagen and C. W. Entxminget, Seminole County two repre­ sentatives, ami also to Senator J. J. I’arrith, this dislricl'a repieseniativr In the state senatrThe meeting to consider the pro. posed measure was'callqd by E. J. IVoltcr, Chamber of Commerce fecreta.Y, at the re<|Uest of a grou p of local business men. A< thy opening of the session. It. A.v Newman v s , chosen c'liairman. Ilo ws* the only ictailer pietenl who did not voice active opposition to the bill. He said hr could sec on h*rm' in the measure, but that hi would concur with the other retailcis In making the fo.vnal prut. si. - Among the opponents of Civ .ales tax at the meeting who spoke against it were: W. E. Watson, of Woodruff and WaUunj W. M. M:Klnnon, of MrKInnon-Markwoo-l Company; Henry Mclnulin, Cal tin Teague, uf the Sanford Drug Company; Harry Kent, Local auto­ mobile dealer; A. Q Rawyer. of the Economic Uroceiy; J. L. Marentette, manager of the Milan* theatre, and llenry McLaulin Jr Th* retailers’ principle object­ ion to th* bill was that they be­ lieved it would mean a two per cent lose of profit on every isle because, while the bill would per­ mit them to charge the tux to the customer, actual practice would make tola difficult. The lax war also called unfair because, they said, it saddled an additional bur­ den on retailer* and not on the general public. _ The tax bill provided for the io 'lection uf a two per cent tax un all retail sate* mad* to Um state. Th* bill elate* that ‘"Upas every petwon engaging or contin­ uing within this alaU in any bus­ iness or making sate* to ths ulti­ mate consumer, meaning Hi* pur­ chaser of any article who does nut buy such article for resale, th* amount of such tax to be two per cent of tho valuo of the article eold. as shown by th* gross pro­ ceed* derived from the sale thereof by the ealler, except as . herein­ after mentioned. The measure of this tax is th* value of the satin aalea mad* to this state." Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations SANFORD FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, APR IL 10. 1929 a U.S.ffILL NOT ENTER ROW ON FRATDRINKING nrw ■ -- DoranSaysProhibltion Agenta A r a N o t In­ terested In Curbing Scholastic Drinking WASHINGTON, Apr. 10. — ( IN S )— Federal prohibition au­ thorities have no Intention of get­ ting mixed up in Ihe “ prohibition rebellion" at the ■ University of Virginia, they said today. Frater­ nity houses enjoy the same priv­ ileges sgaiust Invasion by . dry agvnl* as do private home*. Assilent Secretary of the Treasur) loiwman and Prohibition Commis­ sioner Doran were both agreed on this point today. “ A fraternity huu*P is a man's home at cuUege and will In- treat­ ed us such by tuderal authorities'^ Dorati saitl. " ih e irateniiiica know the law and are «i|ie«ted to observe it the same as any o.thtr iirganixatfftn ur individual, but Che fedeial govetununt iv lid invading private home*." Ylulalluns uf the law in a fraternity house, unless atluai distilling or selling took placr, would fuU in the estegory of mindr offense* which are lell to the state authurltirs.. Ructat drinking and the inissrsTon . of small amount, of llitosliktlng liquors do Hot constitute ullense* which the finlerul governnieni wants tu pbire Indore United Rtales courts, according tu officials, who added that. Ihe federal tribunal* and district attorney a off ices already are swamped by more than 21,000 rases. "W e rereive excellent coopera­ tion from the'state authorities-In Virginia". I-owmsn said. “ For that reason tho fraternity busi. rwss Is being left to them. Thu Lilcrsl agents are out looking lur big still* and uccutinnall) handle III limanlanl transportation case, tilt ortiirvilsv uiy c.dun cun nl la In Hie hand, nl the stale authori­ ties in Virginia. Allhuugli a number uf big polversitie* have appealed tu the Treasury Itepartmcnt for asslManee in rhccking the opernlbin, of campus Innitleggers no such re­ quest lias In-on received from the University •-! \ -iglnla. Although difinilriy indicating (hat it Is non'e uf the federal government's business wlmt rolleg,- men niul vv-umn do In their fiiitereiity ami sorority lum»es, harVIng major violations, qffiiiulhere never t Ill-less expressed keen Intrust in tli controversy Inlwecn (he national Deta Tau nrgaiiiraliop and the Beta Inla chapter nf Virginia and betwren tbP chap­ ter and the university authorities. Junior B o y s’ Ball Loop Inaugurated Monday Afternoon The Junior* liny*' llasehall l.rMti'ui', ipiintond l»y tin* I.I'ion Club. Imuxuintiil in«* ►unim*,r schedule Monday nfternmm wbei Max Stewart’# I'irntrn duwnoi llawkin. t'unni-lly's Tigers by u score nf II l » H. The game ws* played I>n thu Grammar Selmol dlain,Unl atul was witnessed by a luigi- crowd- uf boys and adult*. Yuntciday afternoon The Black(cut drtqqmd * close game to thu RcmlnuVs, 10 Yu U. A game wll| be played this afternoon and onut* -r tomorrow afternoon. Contests w ll be playvd regularly earh week on the first four afternoons. Thu games In-gtn at 6 o'clock- Thu schidulr will continue through M ay.. The lim up. fuf th* flrrt g*mr were a* follow*: l'ir*U-s: lank* *s, Whitten lb, llermlon lb, Odum r, (Juintink p, Dyson 2b. M*y rf, V*us* ef *nd Harper if. ------ —----- ~ T-gers: Rusaell c. Crouch |>, Howard lb. Harvard 2b, Wallace 5b, War* ss, Hester If. Arsey rf and Caiperon rfUneupt for th* second game aere: . „ .. , Black feet: llauburn lb, Bardfonl as, Ball cf, M*#e* u. Kennedy c. Evan* 2b. Bryd 3b, Hughes If, Lourtcv rf and AlUn cf. mpsun Satninolra: D**i ss, Thom If, ll* i ndon lt>, ttemtron p. Bow­ 11 •is 3b, I'rikine 3b, Rumbtey r. KuUnson cf, Right If and Bandy r f . ________________ W ITH DRAWS FROM RACE RICHMOND. Va.'. Apr, 1 0 (IN 8 )—Thomas W. OaUn. of l^mattberr County.' t"dwr .withdrew from th# race for Itautaoant gov• inor to th* D*m*cratto primary, Uavlng Jama* H. Frit*, of Rick. n,rnd. th* only candidate fo r tha aUtew Coolidge Is Mnde Company Director NEW YORK, Apr. 10.— (IN S )—Former Presidetrt Cal­ vin CnoliJg* has hewn appoln-twTTrdirectcr ot rhe Nrw York Life Insurance Company to fill the poev left vacant by the tl?ath tf Ambassa'W Myron T. Ilcrrlck, an officio) announce­ ment Issued today by the com­ pany aabl. In a letter to Dar­ win P. Kingsley, president of the Insurance company, Mr. Coolidge formally aerepted the numinx'.ion. He will tie elected the post at the May meet­ ing of the directors. POSTAL EMPLOYE IS HELD IN PLOT UPON GOVERNOR Desire JFor Publicity Believed MotiveFor DispntehingOPDud’ New York, Apr. 10—Thom— a* U allrgi, ntlddlepgrd unit-. er at the grneral post 'office here, confr—rd to Ihe Vdrral aulhorillrn todas that he . m alM __the tninvh to Guv. Franklijt D. ItiMxrvrit which waa tound in the irunluffice lakl Ratuiday. NEW YORK. Apr. H I.-(IN S ) —Thomas J. ('ulh-gy, n pwstoffice eni|iloye, was artestni tuduy charged with having made and mailed thu le-mb which waa found in a l-nnl imstuffiee tost Ronduy n>lilri'»iv| to Gov. Franklin D. Rimrexelt. I'allugy is 45, uiiniarried, niul lives In llolmkc-n, N. J , and had In-t-it employed In Ihn gvnrral imstuffieu wht-rit the Inimb wns illSiuVered fur the last seven year*. . • '1 “ I'm innocent— 1 didn't du It," ho Insisted) “ I don't sen why I slmtild In* Idauied," lie was locked up in a puliie station here- cm a ihater uf violating tho fcdt-riil statute dealing with semllEg exl(ii*iives lluuugh the maijs. llu was |iut ho R-u urrulgru'J l*li r Indore a United Rlslrs (ultimUaiuiwi. * Galh gy, who wa* n negro |Histnffiee fn-rti-r, was th* on* wlur rllseirverrd thu Inimb littd, It dt-re-lopcd this muiulqg, am) has ln-eii under survellloncp "e v e r since. The niutive that pruntpltxl Culli-gy tu mail the t-urnh -if Mt“ dld mail it—was ■ the • ; tiq^ of detective* and i-u-tul iii'fnx'ti-rs, n desire (ur iii-w*pa|n-r pubfnity Hint would nnlmniii to hi* l jv»lil, intssihly bring about hi*-promotion, invrritontura liu-l news|»u|ier clippliqt* It-llliig huw u porter tit the I ’liliiign |*istiiffire wo* pnutltrted fur iliscovuring a IhiuiIi under; ulin.,., similar glreuinstanceSi | But t’allugy stoutly maintain* Hint he had im such bleu, lie* de­ nied knowing uiiything about ,thu bomb, except that i( threw a scare into him by catching fire under his feet a* he was sweeping the fbn.rI #Th«* Ihnuihd riouA when I hr)* n«llcr$l uhili* llu* fl'Hir wm N-orrhfdt.lb* m ilip tr *»n IhiuiIi wbk not. They concluded someone hail built ii fire under the package. Their ausplrlnn* wrrr Intensified when experts reported that the l*»mb wa* » “ dud" and rnuld not have exploded. It was a make shift contrivance nt b«»t. And. In pruhitig lU ap­ parent amateur origin, Invostigaturs unearthed the fact that t »llagy was formerly an employ In Ihe Remington Ann* Factory. Alio, lha, several year* ago ho was a partner In a lloboken ra­ dio shop- The “ bomb", according to the authorities, contained ma­ terial that could l>e found In al­ most any radio establishmentCaliegy was questioned for five hours In Hoboken and then biought to New York. II* wax asked to print the word* and fig ­ ure* that were on lha bomb wrap­ per. He did this three time* and each Hw« Inscription varied. Dr. Bailey O f Rollina Talks A t Church Here Dr. Thomas P. Bailey, profesxor of |hiyr hology at llolllns College, .poke last night at th* Presbyterten Church, glvtor th* flrat of a ssrits o f .lectures to be delivered during lha next few week*. • Tha Professor's subject was “ The Mind o f * Gracing Child." In hi* adddret* he sought to g irt practical information to parents and loach*!* upon tha problem* of mart a# children, and amphaaUad tha uso o f psychology » » a of U lfh lP fi FEE PRINCIPLE ISDROPPEDIN NEW MEASURE v wa Relief Bill Is Born To day A t Secret Ses­ sion O f SenateAgriculture Committee WASHINGTON. Apr. 10— (IN S )— A new farm relief Itill, ilrntinctl to replace tha much vetoed McNary-lIaugen Hill which hna bandied around CottKrcnn for four years, wn* Ixtrn today at a secret acaaion nf the Senate A gricultural Committee. The equalixation fee, • which brought two presidential v*to*a front the ;n-n of 'President Cool* blgo to th,. old McNsry-llaugen bill, was abanduned at th* start uf the session. Opposition o f Prea- tdciit ipwiirr tir ttig fr$ pfttulpla' ' anil a general fueling among con­ gressional farm leaders that It is Impossible to Vnsct into taw any measure rimtulntng th* f*e, brought sluiut this abandonment. The new bill, when finally drawn, wilt provide l).e greatest * relief fur farmers through a fed­ eral farm Imard, which will bs armed with broad power* and • $.ltHlt(H*i,Utl»t fed* ral revolving .fund in *tn. litre farm prices, elintinntu ugneulturat waste, anrntiragu eunprratlv* markating and handle surplus crops. An in­ surance provision, by which ths government through th* farm board would insure cooperative usst* ialbms against price fluctu­ ations, may take the )<lace of thn old 1-quulitntbin fee. < Senator Wat-on, of Indiana, thn new Republican U ader uf tha San* jute, told International News SsrV* ice he expected early enactment ot the hill. If th* mcasur* do*# exclude the equalisation f t * OgA follows Hi* other broad princi­ ple.! of farm relief enumerated above, In- added, President Hoov- _ er will |ign it. Allhuugli Watson did not (a y so, mie of the amendments to ba offered in ihe .Kvnst* will ba tha rquulltnlion foe. Bcantor Pat Harrison (D ) of Miaslasippl, who usually seeks to twit Republican administration ranks, ha* an­ nounced lie wilt a|>ontor the f**an nn aniendmellt. I| will Im defeated, however, for the first tims in four year* of farm warfare In the RrnnU. since the western Re­ publican* huvo agreed to aband­ on it in Hu hope of getting soma remedial legislation on tbs sUJut* l*Mik*. Administration leader* mean­ while were hoping to get th* new lull passed by the Renat* by May I, through the lluus# by May I f and a law by Juno 1. Tha legisla­ tive outlouk wa* discussed by I‘resident llooNrr and Bare tor Watson at the Whits House this niuiniiig. - Four Workmen Hurt In Tower Collapse ATI.AN TA, Apr. 10.— (IN 8 )— Four wurkmen were seriously in­ jured and traffic on seven railreiads tievl up when a railroad signal lowrr 25 feet high crashed tu the ground at a crossing bars today. The men wrr* rnished beneath a twirled mass of stasl beams. All of fliu injured men w*r* amployra of th* Nashvilta, ChatUniMign and Rt. iaiuia Railway and had l*'-n asxlgned to mak# twpairs on ih# signal tower. Tb# in­ jured wuikiurn wsr* rushed $• local hotpilals. Whether any of Ih* injurica wrr# *xp*cla4 to prov* fatal could not b# Uarnod. I; C. C. Acts To Force Road To Sell Bonds WASHINGTON. Apr 1 »- (IN B — IThe inters tala C o w a iltf Cnnimission today ordarod tha Souther n Railway Company thaw eaus* on May 20 should no, l>« requlisd to — dlVMl _ itself of all Interest, direct or in direct, in th* capital stock aad I»orut* of th* Mom1# and Ohio, *n*t New Orleans .and Northoaotonl Railroads, "now unlawfully hold. The art ion was \akrn under th row* 'n . uf the Clayton ^ntrrust A i t .. . . ' ■ Th* rwmmlMioa sold tha haw­ ing of such capital steak owf bonds at tka tw* road* assy Mori to oabstan'ilaly t a r n N w # , lion between |Mm oad tha 6 s c i * S B «ra Railway. ? | MI s i * J i-V " Y ! f ^ v>k*lrw �r . » •*t i Spring Training Season a Been Moat Turbulent H isto ry O f B ig S p o rt after some o f its fretful athletes, .determined to seek self-eapretlon ' even If ther had to c'Jmb four 2. flights for It, wsrs Instrumental In ■i' asax'ng the 1919 training season i 1 the most turbulent In modern h'slory. True the boys wets carrful jT not to express themselves on ^ritbdr employer', time. They went w a m a a r r ;* * w * * - I , In consequence, the managers Of flvo bal| cubs wars constran-d , to make a number of overt gest. Ursa before the desired effect wi ■ ’ • 0 thieved and house detartlvrs cou d be permitted to go home for the bight. Judge Fuchs lt said to have ' been one ef those who had to _gpe k 'Irmly to the hrin on sev. , krai occasions although I'm Incllnad te think this must have i been somewhat axaggeratrd. Tho Draws have nothing to celebrate about. Neither have the.Chicago Wh te Box, for that matter; yet Mr. piackbume had to take bit team Keen Competition Ex­ pected AtOpenMeet During- NcxtMonth Having laid-tho foondatlcna for boxing promotions In New _Yorh and PetroH, and ntl I yearning to widen the field o f hla operaticna. Jack Dampaey la In Chicago today looking over the iltuatlon there ' Dempsey Is said to have been Invited to hrek up with Palrty Hannon si a special exploiter for hosing shows at the new Chicago stadium or he cn-x try his hand »t -utdnr.r promoting In one of the Windy City halt parks. It Is nlio rumored that the Dempsey-Fugaty-Cnle combination may work In with the 0!ympla management In Detroit Instead of building an open air arena there. The Olympia, which has a capacity nearly as grest as that of the garden, alto coni mis Nnvln Fle'd Detroit's convenient ball park, for summer Imxlng. Tho Dempsey 'mwil rosy stage a Mandril match at Navln Field. The seriuua ll'nrsn_of M fi. rugaiy has prevented Jack Fugate from accompanying Dempsey on Ms mmhlrs through Ihe Mhld'e West, hill Folp who was In DeIml' with the old rhamrdsn Iasi "•eek. will rejoin him Urain In Chhngo tills werV . Whatever Dempsey dees In. tbe-vrsynf field nromoli-in will Id- handled hy his New York hanker*. Wrilam l.awrenre Slrildlng accompanied by I'a Ftrihllng, n here srrhlnir some inslrhes. Ynimtr r Low Scores Turned In At Amateur Meet I’ lNKIIIIIUtT, N. C". Apr. U-(IN S ) Ar play wu* rptumed In day In Ihi- ipislifyin-f round of th North iiiol South nnmli-ur g. If tournament, iioliratimis wen- that a peon- of well unli-r lt'-0 for tinSO hole lest would he m-ed- il t > qualify in Ihe first divislnn o f II .j/oyers. The first part cf Un­ qualifying round yesterday ” 'l playe-a broke Mb wlilrh Is a rrcoril for the lounianu-iil. llullip llarvsid Mur. led Die He'd yester­ day with a card of 70. two under pat. fur the first IH holes. GeorgVolght. ilrfi-nding champ!* n, and Boss SoiiicrvU'e, Canadian champ. Ion, were tied for second place with Y1-. J vIiq Wi Dawson, ef Chicago, who was runnrr-up last year; »n,| Kddie He'd.of New York ageb had cards of 73. : • Tabcrnki Holds Lend . In Billiard Tourney NEW YORK, Apr. V - .U N F I Frank .Tahcrskl, world’s p « ki-t 'Billiard champion, was leading Ralph Green leaf, former litcluldcr ) by 219 to 180 this morning In their , IS block axhlbitlon march. Points * wl'l deride tho match If thay earn . win six Id.cks. Tho cliampicn won th« f.r.l block. 12» to U , in 11 Innings, and ' OtoMlcaf woa tha Mconji, 12* to • F A R IS , Apr. l.— (IN S )—It m ao eager to Van placed l i p * Ida minutes o f the City Coi u l mmlon and which b# baa hoped would bo the subject o f a resolution by -Jig Commission asking this newspap­ er to pub.lab .'a As a special favor to Mr. Miller, Tho Herald .^products It In fu|i without Its being placed on the minutes and wttboot -Jit request o f tho Cota- Former ChampWisheB To Widen HteFieM InPromotingrFights LONDON, Apr. 0— (IN R )—'Th. where Is- sul.t ilttol his ailing left British women's onen golf chain- arm |h, daily I rent mi nt for more plunihlp at St. Andrews nest May may provide thy keenest competi­ thew n month. He hasn't don-» e tion aver known in this event ami stioke of luixlng since the Shnrkey also the greatest gathering of fight hut think-, he wl'l la- reatly to ~n ng:iln nett mnnth. The KlriV recognised champions * Thera Is evrry^reason lo l>ell«vo lings exfipcl to meet Dempsey here that Mlsa Joyce Wcllieri-d nml next tvi-i-l:. Mist Cecil l-eltrh wl I emerge from Till* morning they met William their rrt'rrmrnt and take par? 4n F. f'erey liy spf.olnlment hut lithe championship. Doth rriln-i| from competitive golf because ihe/ vm-lii* reviewing events of the late disliked the p.rsenrc of ctuwda Miami llearh iinph-asantm-ss di-t The hut each has consented th Ink- not . nrcnmnll-h anything. pad In several competitive event* pardon init door programme has go thia year and there Is every likeli­ spot for Ktrihting apparently hut hood that they will Lvth lu gren in It is possible Dint he will roceive llie chamnlnnshlp contest. -11 offer from the Boston garden Then the clia iengtra from lh- for n iiinti-h with Jiininv M-i'nney. United Ktatss will ptobahly pro­ If Itempsey his anything In vide thr must delotniined attnii t l made on the champl-insmp offer S riblinp In the way of no n>m oulaids. M at Glcnna Cojle'.t early sifmim-r fight ll utav le- a waa rlimlualed hy the cold weath­ hook-up with llohertli llalino er last ymr at Hunstanton —ah.- heavyweight, who Is silling for could rcnricly awing a c uh. Ilut New Yoik from South Amerlr.i with Miss Maun t-n O.cutl of New (hi t on nth.* ' , Jersey ami Miss Minimi llollms, IV Stril.lIng pnyn he hits rVeelvotl A|)J.i;i.xl any v piui; p|nui;s u-|s capable of taking the trophy ha k a nibble for n Mrhme'Ing.Strihling rlidit In Herr »any next , summer, to Amsriea. .. The French Invasion wl 1 alau'he lilt lie Isn't tik'ng it eeriou-ty yet, formidable. ‘Allhough last wIntel's nllhbugh n Gerninn prumoter l-m winner Mile, Manrile i.c Ilian lias Iss-ii enhlinr hint an.I i.-arrangiog married and givrn up gulf, her e<a- i conference wi'h an ngent in tei-ln-law, M Je. .Simone do li N'rw York. . Chaume, the w nru-r |n ll'-H will be a slur rompi tiler There' nr-> I I'aii'iiin Itnudiin, lu-.-k hen- Inether golfers, ulm, pf jri.im- win •lay nfter having won two r.ny hate been inspired iu greater if- vlct- rh-s over Frnnclso Crus in ficienry by these two young pin-' Ihirtn lllro and Sinto linmingn els. For all llu-tr youth thi s -a ., 4* ue,| hia regular nomlhly nil have be«-n nrryu-d haul hy Min -. ra.irmemi-nl, that lie Is "lend.- fl* Kogee dr Vlnimln lluiinrr>y- .»IP 'Iphl anv man in the world.” lie I'aullnu de lieJIiA) whose fsvori'e allot Isriha run up approsih tin- 1- t ints-! to ge| h rrai k at Srliine most pmf tnhle shot nt jit. Ann- •iu? in June. yews. In addition there will or half a don n exceedingly pionils Ing young' Fiem-h p'ayers. - V To Be N ea r Divorce BMArPED AT BIIANaHAf-llalford A. Duril.-ycr HawarJrn. la . and Orrald 11. Olausyer of Albany, Ore., union In Unc> rent's Navy, who arenT at all afraid of this fearsome Chinese dragon at the Nan Yuan Trmple In thr ra'.tre c::y here. The Hcrsld h«s never made any such sUtemcnt. “ | don't see- where .that hg» any' place'in'the minutes,” said ..Mr. N|>ce-r. . “ Well, 1 do. | hive lieen criti­ cised unjusly by this newspaper. It lias Inferred that we deliver---! lually signed by the present to yon a signed contract and body, Ihe hid Commission drew forced It down you,” -countered up the contract ami then thr hew Mr. Milter. Commissioners had to sign the document, "because y e f l ttJ--- j it wasn't made hy you,” chimed In Mavur Cray, in support of The “ It |.H,ks Ilka a rite of passing llrrnhlV statrmrnt. f the hu h," the Mayor added. To "It was not,” declared Commiawhlth Mr. M'ller voiced an em­ slorii-r Miller. phatic denial. "Plliink Ihe old CommUsi-n Aft<-r Mr. l«atn»on hadl broached tha.. suljert, ll»-rw sens 4 brief •lid .base It up.” countered JJjc pause ard thru ( ’ommi-Vloner Mayor. !i|ieer espressi-d oppAslklon l » "W e iefitsed to sign it,” Mr. placing the .stalemcnt • on the Miller extlAlmad; t"' minuter, d « taring that it hud n> “ I d-m’i sir nny rrnaon w h y’it plrce thi-rrs and that tho toutmrt, shouldn't go on thr record,*’ In •shlrh u p i i t . o f Ihe City. rA-onl*. t-rriiptid- fouiml.sinner flhas-, v\pH (he* br«( rvihl'nrf o f lh** c«»n* who iHlvtufon* lud remained sil­ iMivrrdil Wllnt. ent. •*l ilnn*t n|lrtip<Hk«* t«» I»r ir**i«l«sl “ I nm not n linrnol of the conwfth »t«h tllwoYrlcsy,” shouted tin i,” said Mr. MiUi-r renewing Mr. Mdlrr.it hostilities. ••('ill ymj gh'p t« |rRiuMl "IVhen they (meaning The fahv this nlituiM l>r plarr-d on the nilllUterT'- imiult.d Cui-nil-sion Iti-rnlil) made ihe Inference that •you did not s’gti the contract they er Surer. I tdiilrScd n lie," continued t'om“ This imw<|'«l«-r rtatid that <ii: - inner Milk-r. Ihli contract wn« signed by th“ Your qiiarrvl it wllh the nrwi„l,l CofiimlAtlon,” replied J‘ rMiller, in sllte of thr f»ct that pr.p r ami not with the Conim't- Miller R ile d Over City’s F ailure To ActOnHisRcmarks shin,” opined Mr. Speer. “ No, It Isn’ t, it’ s with this Commlsaiun,'' returned Mr. Mil­ ler. “ 1 ran go further Into this matter. I enn tell about some confeu urea in Jn. ksontillc,” be con­ tinued, hinting that there w u somethin;: iiinie to the controvere a rase o f passing -aritad tho Mayor, answered Mr. Mil- Fellow Commissioners: “ I aria# for a few minutes la spook about the contract we bars executed with Messers. George A. DeCottea, former City Attorney, and Laden If. Boggs, Associate Counsel, which provides'for tW handling o f certain matters, le Itlgatlon, by them aa Spedal Counsel for the City o f Sanford. r I wish to express to each of yoi< my appreciation, and to commend your good judgment shown by sign­ ing this contract You have made i contract o f which you may fee’ justly proud and one In the Inter eeta c f the taxpayers of this City “ I want to call your attention tr tho outstanding fact that this Is r contract o f thla Coramlmlon, a< ■rganlsed on January 9th. 192P notwithstanding th* lafarewemade by The Sanford Ilrra’d lr I Heir la*ue o f January 14th, IMI* «hlrh Infers that thU contend sm made hv the o’d Commission. * oi-te them aa fol’osvs: "T h - Commission announced th«Mr. DeCnttea, w'th his assorl*' i.orlm If. Bores 'n f JacVs-edllc i ni’rt rntttnup tu tivml> the ft tv*- “ I f you don't permit this to •nit agalnat The Ch»*e Nations' go In thr ircords, the people will ” anV. nrd o'hee lltlgetlona now know nhout II,” threatened Mr. -ending against the munlrlpallty tinder tho fontrset as made by the Miller. "Your fl(fht Is with the news- dd Commission."” pr per,” said ihe Ma)or rviterstlng “ Now.- each of you gentlemrwhnt C-ommls-loner Speer hail know that the o<d Commission ill. previously r> mstkrd. nqt enter Into any contract wit' “ This action is unprecedented the attorneys referred to, and ear’ in thr hUtnry nf Florida ami 1 f you srrre advised o f a pendlnr Hin’ t propore to lie 'treated In -entrart, which Ihe old Commlaslit any auch manner," said Mr. Mil­ •efuse,| to sign, out- o f deferent-* ler again referring tn ihe re and crurtrsy to you three new fn nl to iniluile the statement in members, who would so anon Ukr thr minute*. efflce as Commlsslcners. »*“ Si«- hen-, we signed the con­ “ You ere’l know that o f the In tract licr.iu<e we faced a law ference made In Ihe newspaper ha-* suit," declared Mayor Gray grow­ *-een true, ymi wnu'd not have a* ing indignant. "You can't get up filed your signature! to this roe and rear up like that. We aren't going to tube it,** he said in tho '.raet. for there w q u M have beelone, o f nn ultimatum, pounding no necessity for so doing. It Is i •entrart o f OUR mikings, andthi hi» fill on the table. “ I don't rare." flung bark Mr. minutes o f Ihe meeting of Januar 14th so state. Miller. “ Out of fairness to the. Com , " l/ t'r go on with Jhe buai-nlsalcn whom you have succeeded I think that they are entitled to t» 'dared In a proper light before tin -eordr nf Fsnford. rather than h< nlaced in Ihe position o f foreini rt the twelfth hour a contract/ 1 find • future Commission, the nev members e f which eruuld const! •utr the majority membehship o' this body. • I only ask In fairness to the ol.' Commission that this mstter bgiven publicity to the Citisens c' Sanford,, so that they may we wh. •igned *ha contract, and whet •amp was signed and made a bind 'ng nh’lgatlon upon ta r City. *1 nm asking no favors at the *-snd« of the press or anyone else hut I roust Insist that l he treated V r l v an,| quoted correctly In any • ffirial action I may take, an-* w'f-n any action that I take Is • nnlte r f printed In a mls'eadlnmannrr. I • m carta!n to ri*w snr condemn any misrepresentation which msy concern my arts or cast refection thereon. “ I have no apotogtea to offer for the contract, and I with that I mlrht take toll credit for algnlne It. hot to you three Commissioners who h ire recently assnme j office and ecnslllut# the rnalorite nflblh erd, helongs the fu'l credit fn» entering th* Interests o f you-oesl'tnerits. “ Now, Gentleman, tula contract in nqr opinion ronceraa the taarayers to a very large extent, and I am suro that each taxpayer Is telecasted la just what sort of contract we (not they) have sign­ ed; and for their enllghtmeaCand lecssrs they are eatit'ed to know something about the manner lf| whirls we ham kand'ed this im­ portant piece e f their business I movO that the entire contract he spread upon tho minutes o f this meeting, and that the Presa ha furnished a copy e f the contract, and requested to publish same la the interest o f their readers aad the taxpayer, who, I am sure will he pleased to knew just haw wa Prince Serge Midi rani, husband of ty la Negri, Polish fl m sc­ ree*, will sue for divorce. It la Mdrrstood the cocala are now living apart. The Prince had pre­ viously denId a rport that he and Pole were to end their dis­ agreements la the divorce court. A close friend of Prince Mdivan told International News Service this afteroon that It waa true the Prince waa planning a divorce. At present Pbla la liv­ ing in her French Chateau while lha Prince Is living at n hotel in this city. The couple w a married about two years ago, -at there have been numerous reports Wmebrandt A r S a M “Drunk With Power” LOS ANGELES, Apr. 9. — (IN S )— Declaring Mabel Walker ttlUrbrandt, assistant United .States attorney general, to be "drunk with power,” John W. Snook, until recently warden of Atlanta Penitentiary, today made a scathing denunciation o f her ipy system aa • menace to the American Government and a “ dia- n j l c V A N S lC K K L jA IIL f r ± L .L , American football •Ur, and twice varsity IcUerroan In baikctball, I* Florida University's regular, renler fielder. lie's a great ball hawk Lindbergh Will TotJ. S. From Mi After spending ■ week harm wttb .hit flsncee. Miss Anna 8pancdx Morrow, Cell Charles A , Lind­ bergh today planned to fly to Brownsville, Tex., when ha may' go to New York. It la ballevud that Lindbergh wishes to ha la New York Ssturdsy when *t Ts •xoected the French cruiser Tour* vltle will arrive'hearing the oody; of Ambassador Myron T. Herrick homeward. W . H. LONG M EAT M ARKET 2*1 E. FIRST ST. and a splnnd"! hitiee.j fetkraet! by. Loaf Stckaeu, lad. Took Cardd ami Rcfiiatd StrenftL Win rton-Salem. N. C c-M ix M M , a Crews. M3 Orem wood Avenua. his city, says that yercral yaaro igo she suffered a severs nervous hock. T h is was followed by sa•ere nervous chills.' she explains. » bed. I took medicine, but tt did. not help me. “ In February, I began taking Cardul. After T tad taken U lull, a few daya, my health began to mend. I began to gain In *rsngtb and led bettor. 1 continued taKMI Cardul until I had taken ate botUrs. I kept Improving, and by fall l was In ftna health. 1 dm raeom* mmd Cardul to others baoaiiaa A Helped mo so much." Cardul Is a valuable roeooatruij I he Human Cannonball Campus Newsies of Southern California University •I patototolaiy dipirtwtotp I handla, u d that b W n that any stngla jwixoa tam hawfW.'. Nothing abort o f eoagraaslaes action can curb bar wtntaaal flouting of juatlco,? declaro Snook in aaylng that Mr*. VOW brandt It “ drank with power.’ Spooking, of hit recent tilt witi t in . Wlflebrandt oiwr b ig pp] system, which emuted him to tp algna aa warden o f tho todvrl prion, Snook maid: " I harm aaetj fired my position for a prlnStoj and contldor It worth while t a l In thousands of scribed abom ) Fbr O v e r SO w a r r 1 CardoecpUc, for hygienic reasona, should be used by womefl as a sale, effective dotorxvnC M eta. W e A re Trying - - - F T o Please each and erery'ong o f our customers wills the beat eervice In o «r o U lllly . If we Bo not please you. It will be your own fnuH. A (rial wUl convince .you that we are lr , " M AFFETT , Lord numlordhsm. ssvertysrvrn. who. as (glnclpal prtvats secretary to HU Majesty. King Ccotga of England, u tha “0 0 c.al s;iokr:man' of Ilurklngi-Aia Polsca. Horn Arthur Oictr. »o i of a Biamlorttham mkiUtcr, Lcrd £tamfordbaia flnt made hla nark as a aoldlrr In thr Zulu V.'iT*. r.ccommcndrd to lh* lets Q :rcn V.ctarla, lit la<.uus 1 a t-t-ltr-prirau secretary lo t.rr, a J ta btr death beramo pr.nri* pal pniala amatory to Ocorg^ |b:» Prince of Walan AUTO SERVICE �rfff,. EDITOR AND FUfeURHBE Up* dty, Dr. Ev u n U * Sakh. pastor o f the P in t Christ­ ian Church and kdder o f what le called the world’s Urges t B M * elese, deaied ."there wae any conclusive definition o f gambling In the Bible and denounced as poor dtiiena those 9t A Minority who attempt to legislate their personal prej­ udice Into the laws tyr political manipulation." W o wOl gran* for the afcke of argument that Dr. Smith ip right In hla defense o f gambling upon moral principles. He le trained f r thingi theological and psfhsps le a better judge of what le right than we. We will grant, for the tame ■ake of argument, that the advice at our teachers In deyr goat by wae only the ill-conceived admonitions of ifilsgutded well withers. We will even concede Uut all of our previous conceptions about the wrongful ness of gambling have been U * t upon the statute books of moat o f the elates o f the Union were put there by ntvwtfs. But when Dr. Smith-sntert the field o f politics and criticises what he calls "those of a minority who attempt to legislate their personal prejudices into the lews o f politics) manipulation," then we feel*that we can take Issue with him. We respectfully ask the pastor who It la who la trying, by “political manipulation," to legislate personal prejby tha will of tha majority. Tha raca track intemta, after having flagrantly violated tha law for four years, with all tha attendant corrupting of public officiate, are now trying to legalize thric. criminalities I f tha race tracka confined their operations to gambling and did not indulge In the pur­ chase of protection, they would not ba quite ao objection­ able. x How doea Dr. Smith reconcile the efficacy of gambling with the admonltlona and the stringent action of tho Fed­ eral Reaarva Board In curbing wild speculation on the mar­ ket? How doea tha clergyman reconcile Florida's costly ex­ perience with the gambling spirit aa expressed in real es­ tate speculation? I’erhapn tie doea not know that gambling la an economic fallacy, that it la a gamo which is followed largely by a low daaa of people who will bring discredit to any d ty whi<4i Indulges lb IT1MPLE GRAVES Thus the sherif f o« Duval county-Sw-bhe* f li A l ii- b e e tMgg.e* on whom be haa declared auch a war aa L already giving Jackson­ ville s Chicago complex. With one of hie deputies dead and a prior or *1000 reported set on hla own life, Sheriff Gaboon haa gone Into action on all fronts. Wh*o he waa a candidate for office last year hi. managers chose aa their camp»lgn slogan " I fa Cahoon." And todav. It U Mid, mother*, la law­ breaking famine*, hu.h their babe* to deep with th* warning "Cahoon will g*t you if you don’t.walrh out." Now that Hraator H*Rln boa lined up with Mrs. Gann, vre know that b*r aoctal position ta Congratulations U "Jv* Tampa Tribune. That n*w*p#p*r h*u juat b**n paid a ftna rompllmaat by Editor and Pukllobcr. Y#uog KlribUag is la New York ogala looklag for oowmomt I# fight. Rut whoa ba b#d a l .onr# la Miami, ba woulda’l da aajrlhiag but kiss sod asska up. IT DOESN'T MAKE any difforence whether a man ir a Methodist, BaptUt. Presbyterian. Catholic ur Episcopal­ ian, just ao ho ia a gentleman and playa the game fair. And i his bills,— Dalton Citizen. Yea, brother, he who pays hia bills la going to be in mighty good standing with the final arbiter at the crucial time some sweet day. and the diplo­ matic thief, who never pays anything that he can escape ia going to be placed on the aide track ro- Strange to Tallahareee are the iviatlon bill* now tiring Intro, duced In the Irgia'atu w. Old llirkury, whose portra't hang on the rapilol wall, roubl hlrdly have tl earned that Ih* almoet trarkl*** wl'drrnes* hq governed In terril* riel times would one day be making Ita bid for supremerv in 'hat most modern of all \«acks— The Earl of Ralfour, full o f honala won In the fie'da o* Englis'i vtatrsmanshlp and sriNTre, I* •bout to retire a tth s - a g e of eighty-one. There ii no reason to liellrvr, however, that he w'll give up hi* tennis gam* wh'ch he hmloved amt played all lyj* life and which now may I-e ripectrd to im­ prove rapid’y with all of hla time nailable tn It. Britishers, more than any other people |M-rhap*. know that th# art o f playing l%an indispensable part of the fcrt of • '•ng. John Martin and hi* most perI'strnt friend, the Apopka Chlnf. •net again la*l wetk and Tommy Hawk brandished hi* brilliant •calp ng knife against those who i*vr aicused the ex-governor of ••nl'llng up a "Dolltirai machine" vhil* In orfie# for furthernnc* of if* polit'cal ambition*. We know 'i lu| of good thing* about John Martin but the b*«t on* I* th.J. he ommamli, in defrat a* in triumph, ueh a loyalty and luv* a* the A illfa In office h* played thr pol'-tir-*' {am* (cording to the rub* as h* indrrstuod them - and sum# of u*m w»r* bad. Florida, devolopt.g in political hralth along wtiii h*r economic anil social drvelopnrnt, ho* already rerjuted aom* if the o'd rule, and w II never nrept them again. John Martin •* ;uung enough and rnrrg*ll: nnugh to adapt himself to tbo •rw and bet tail political day, Mr. Rim iry, ,,f the Dixir Cream­ ery o f this rlty, repert* approxi­ mately 6,000 p-rfindi uf h jtirr nad# this wo-t'g at the rtiauverv. 14 per rent i f tie whut# m,jk -umlng from Mtdl*ov courty, Ihe oiuat o f Ike rest fr.m li'o*k» rounty, Georgia. Alsou*. 6 (Mr eeiit >f th# wbola cream from Madbvn ••unty, tty remalndc.- from fiutlu irorgl*. West and East Florida^— Modisuw Eiit*rprl##-Re-')'<!f r. fomla program In brlncing about attempts to radiata. some day after the chill of death has assumed command of that hypocritical carcaaa.—Maty-hrster, Ga.. Mercury- AD VE R TISING C ELER Y DELAND SUN sUkUueiton of prices. We have only te look at th# Hi­ nts industry, wot alow# la Florida but la CalDorala as weU. t# dia raver that advertising kaa pU)#>' a leading part la Uw marketing o its product* Fifteen years ago. ■ken Ik* Co)Vera'« adeerUsing lust Parted. Ik* war capita ton •ump'Uon of ..range* was about L a year. Today it is batter tbaa bk kaa greatly aagmatead tb# CwU- vouchsafed no ( tatemcnt 0 1 to lil.i lineup in the gubcnutnrla'. p.un­ ary; ao wo know not who he au »• ported for the Ro*rrnor*hln, nir no we rale. But h !» objection to the printing o f thr governor'.! ConfTeaamin Mlchaelabn of Chi­ IrtMd tbs itory to. cago waa Indicted by a federal country Th# Incident i dIrate how federal pul grand J o> at Jacksonville, laat October, for liquor amuggllng. In a few Hays The Tamps Tribune learned o( thla fact and aought, The Tribune bad not ap to land the atoiy. However, no atory may ba imagined, authorltr could be found who, fact that a warrant fsi Would confirm It. • I reat of Ocngres.man M The editor* o f The Tribune were ' « u flna'ly laaotd ala warned by lawyera not to take |after hla indictment. The chance*. Th * waa befoiu the Nor-; man'a newa bottle appear) ember elrctlona. Reporter* kept. been of, firmer atuff that an digging, however, and o q ' whlct^llegedly broke In Tbunday, March 28, Tha Tribuna gag# while It waa In tra got secret Information which rc-Ube border. message. as »» w»im), . **».• Um i tha house journal aui in booklet form, only \o be oppn-ed by it*pm entally* A ’onio W. Weeks, of llolmei, who la quntc*| aa hacijg .aid: "Governor Carlton ha* p ric­ ed the need for economy. Ilia at’ilm a was a maatrrplore a.id ahould be heeded by every mcmlrr o f Oil. body, But j believe we should begin . by curtailing the overhead expense of the hone," and the further fact tnnt Senator .Singletary of tbo fourth district Inaugurated a movement to acini •mate ■Irnog.hpltrr* nml other attaclirs more carefu’ly than in the peat, to I he end of reducing pi.*ronnel. Tho eenator 1* reported a, having said: " I opposed Governor Carlton In the primary and lie knows It. Ilut 1 beliovo hi. uddrcoa wiu one of the beat ever deliver \1 r rounds of economy does look nf if maylm It augura that "the gentinman ~from - llolme*" U not •«, stionc fo r Carlton vrstnngmignt be led to beUev*^We-4seat,.-alh.o»t devoutly, that auch la n->l Inc case. For If aver mortal de­ served support Governor Carlton Qcscrves it from every nrmlrr i f the Dg-isUluro In campslrn ft r economy. riot Ida wl!| be murh better nfl if there la n> polltl.-* put In the way of the effort to work out her problem*. She r*Ti emy nulf.-r 'Z the IrgiMatuio ref.tea to eupport tiovi-rno, Carlton's economy |in>. gram wiiolrhearted'yWe shall wall and m i jutl tsu Week*, of Holmes, and othcia a,-tually demonstrate that ihey eland in tl-t mallei. MFtrat Lady from tha South ' is title given Ruth Bjrran Owen In Wask'sigton wh*ra ah* Is al. rudy th* e*nt*il of mor* att*ntion and public Inlarest than goat to any aroro of avtrago mamlirr* of tho House. Th# political sagaclty. which persuades Mrs. Owrn to ozploit whatever Is pictureiqua PR O H IBITION N E W S and colorful In her present clrJAqfSONVILI.B JOURNAL cumstance matches but does not mar the statesmanship with which Wisenniin has vutej ti. repeal cautious in giving the frreilum of ehe Is pit:pared to turn to Flori da a Interest th* attention giver Ihe proh’bition laws of the ilslfa port privileges hereafter. her, • . and the legislature will be asked It la evident that prohibition to give force to the voice of the with attempts to make it rffei'Jve Barron Collier breaks Into Klor people by taking thrm o ff the slatwill occupy more »hd more avtenIda print with tbo. purchase of- the Fort- Myvtt: Frvtx by u ridn|.: i.y Men who object to publicity ahould never aspire to offlcaa of political prominence. Aa the servants of the people, Ihey must expect to be of paramount Interest to tho people who will watch their every move and gesture. Tho newspa­ pers, also servants of the people, charged with the duty of furnishing them Information, must necessarily make every effort to keep the people Informed of the acta of public of­ ficial*. . When Diaries F ran cis Adams agreed to become secre­ tary of tha navy, he must not have known the profound in­ tercut which the people, who formerly had paid little at­ tention to him, .-would now have in his every act. llo has been quiszed by a thousand reporters, and photographed by a hundred cameras. This taking of pictures finally got tho Secretary’s goat, and the Boston Transcript described the in­ cident aa fouows: . "UtUa imagination is needed to know tho ordoai which New EngUnd'a Charles. Francis Adams facet! recently aflct he had become the nation’s secretary 1of the navy. Tht "shooting,” ’ says an excellent account in tho Globe, 'went on Tor almost an hour. The picture men asked him to sit at his deek. They snapped him standing, sitting down, leaning over, writing, talking, rearranging |»pers, sitting closer, and sideways.' , "Here was a painful commencement indeed, for a man of distinguished and reticent taste, accustomed to feel con­ fident, at past commencements, that every camera had been denied entrance, under rigid police orders, within thr high walla of Harvard yard. A true Bostonian now faced, head-on, the forccf of ballyhoo. lie met them, and dealt with them, in the line of duty. Aware that behind the shutters, beyond all the clap-trap, here wore.after all, the sober eyes of the Amrrican people, he endured what a public officer must endure. “ And then, asked by another photographer to ‘please be _ something _ on a sheet of .|>apcrj . Mr. he writing '* Swretury,' ~ wrota on the sheet, Thia is hell.-^C. F; Adams.' Thun ncekin* to exprwui hia diapleaaure with ballyhoo, he made him aelf all uncotudounly more prominent. in the newa from Waahlngton than any other memtier of tho cabinet. Hi wrote an exreplional headline. If he goc» on with thin, he will capture the intercut pf the whole nation. A rvul i»er aenality ia atill mightier even than the camera." -------- o-------- ACCORDING TO A report iaaued by Columbia Univeri ally, the American public ia now paying 840,000,000 rt yrar for transporting school ...................... children the rural and dia­ trtet achoola. In 1849 Ifaaaachuaotta fi led tho firat art uf authorisation to an annual transportation ................. patimated nl more than 1,500,000 children. 8ince that time nil states have paaaed lawa that make poaalble the transportation of pupils at public expense. Aa a result of this system from 4.500 to 5,000 rural achoula have‘ consolidated each yeai during the past twelve years, and the coat of transportation haa not only been saved in arhool maintenance but more satisfactory service haa resulted. Mergers are not confined to banka or chain stores.—Eufaula Dally Citizen. ly lhere ought not to be In the Florida legialatore anyone not cotVlneed that auch economy le needod, after the spending drunk u p n which the aloft# haa been for a nit New* repoita tell ut that the In- te any Rg'-alatui*. We muit eeonomtxe and the place to begin la In tne operation o f tha aenato-" New, that read* nicely. I W Jurt what doea It mean? Without haring been nearer T.l Lahaaaee than Urnokaville In qnitr io n * Ume. we ahould aa* that II mean* that Senator Singletar..’ wants*! 8-karat. economy. We p.v that Wisconsin doesn't want hituion. It meiVly record* an op:n•an. I no national taw is still e f­ fective and la not Involved except that Wisconsin will leave tu the fedeittl authorities entirely the duty of enforcing the dry law should the legislature respect the billon i* the principle topic of die cuuion in capital circles. The shooting of a mothrr in IllWui* and the Uniting of u gal­ lon of wine, Ute arrest of „ deputy for trial in I'onaacola on a srcnitil degree murder charge In yunnertion ............ tioo with _a death in a dry ___ raid,_ rhargea Involving two dry con­ gressmen who voteil for the Jonr* law, and the sinking of a rum •chocner are other event* which hnvo reused n lot of iNsrusyinn. The country is alsrmcl over the prumiscuou* ihooting by dry agrh* i. The federal ag-.nl* urv un­ der strict order* not to shoot exrrpt in ilrfens* of life. The same rule ought] to apply to all other officer* engaged in the task of enforcing the law. The sinking o f the I ’m Alone, a rum thip is engaging'the at*, .’ ntion of fmir government*. The United Stairs says h i vessels Were Just Ilied in uttarking.ln Canada and England are. roncfrnril.becauir' the tunken craft was of Canadian registry, and France is interested because a French subject wa* kill­ ed. Hot pursuit the three-mile territorisl limit, the -12 -mile custom* si nr, and an hour'a sailing di<• vnee from shore are paint*.which may la- further 'clarified by treat­ ies. Foreign government* want no prrrdrnU »s' ibltshed that may plague then In the future. Meanwhile two congressmen were named in dry chaigrs. line watabs'ived when no one saw any liuuor on him. The other wa* indii* 'd but it didn't become known fnr ail month*. Aside from the contrast this situation offer* wit{i shooting* nv*r a gallon of wine il may result tn a tightening of the privilege* In port*. Thr treasury will probably b* more. iiton J. m ougnion Architect firat N a tl flank W j . Hanford. Fla D A IL Y FREIGHT SERVICE commission will have before It a wide-taak when Iv brgin* Its stud­ ies on law enforcement. The duty before the government la -.0 end hypocrisy, fare the issue squarely of what prohibition rnforermrnt meins and to go far. ward If we are to fvtain thr law without no*Uf (ration, wit), a clrgr notion of wh Ihei we aro going.* a When the annoumemenl wns made sevrral months ago that thu Urarh-ltogrrs mill wa* to (top rutting lumber, the inferenre, naturally, wa* that the firm wai through when the supply on hand was rxhauited, with the handling of lumber. Nothing, however, could l>o further from the fart* in the ra«c. They have nnw_A. t. Heart', the ienior member of th firm, tell* the llreeie, mure lumber rtm-krd.Mt tbeir yard than ut any time during the third of a rrntury that the firm conducted their mill here. They are handling, in n job­ bing way , the entire output of oomrthing like a haif-doten amtll mill* in nearby territory.— DoFuniuk Spring* llreeie. FRIDAY Th, Eaat Bide Primer* 8chool UK present "Morning Glory « M s ’* at • o'elcok at the JunV vglfh School auditorium, (ftftnlar meeting of the Bailie larriioa Chapter D. A . It. will be Pd With Mr*. W.. U. Uallard st rr home In At’amonic Springs, he board meeting will ba helJ at ---- ---------- NEW YOHtf TIMES dispatchee nevertheless, filled with fbe lov oW battle against the Inevitable. They! has deviled a plan by which the are like the Irishman who was to ld United States may consistently thst he had no case, but nevertheR join the World Court, than reports le*s preisej a fee upon the lawyer! came from Washington that the and urged him to "make th* coorti whole project would be fought ting" |ho money’ i worth, Wa n rJ tooth-and-nall by the “ Irrecondl- promised a lot of that kind o ff able" senators. Led - by Senator tinging In the senate befon enter­ ing the World Court l » agreed to* tr did the The So'i'.hvrr, Slot** Pa«vevCom­ pany, undw tnc dircttlm eg B. V. Nolan, manafi r for the omparty lire , haa dtrcliicJ a beautiful park on tha pr-iunds near t ike rower house. Thu pat.ay beds wear the etreet art tho adiniraikn of hundred* of p&i'«r»by ck (the the World Court might pass If It did pot imply also ultimata mem­ bership In the league. At Genevn Mr. Root has hven halted as u great American jurist who ha* ■ten the way to accomplish what have leased un Immem three Republican president* have from the Apirriran A ,<.:>1r.'i!|’-«1.r "inpapy ingsaUnnz IMIk rounty and purehaaad Up ward of 20,000 head of cattle t< the sham that ha* deceived Mr. stork whgt is planned to be thi Root. They will never submit or larged ranch In Central Florida*— yle'd to any judicial tribunal which Foit Meade Leader. * ails within 1,000 mile* of the W* paced by tho front o f thi League „ f .Nations, This attitude I* realty very liko Itami.n theatre tho other day am that • f a nervous o lj horse on a wo found two fallow* out then ruuntry road shying at imag­ just daubing paint belter theltei inary haunts bevond the bridge anywhere they could reach. Bui nf ovrr the hill. I f he rinilij tie got today we went by to see, the finish' peacefully a'ung to the place where rd Job, and wo could hardly recog he thinks they are they wnuld be niio the old place, aa the daublrii fi unit to have no existence; but turned out to be a new kind oi the spavined and snorting equina highlighting used nowadays. An* instils upon trolling nnj overturn­ we must say it het|is the looks *1 ing Ihe Wigan without taking a this side of the etreet. It mlfkl step f- rward. This Is the kind of be a good idea for a lot o f folkt “ hcruc sense" too common at to follow "BaBb's" example an< Washington. Obstruction Is per- paint up a little.— Froilprool News. W . H. LO N ( M E j^ T m a r k e 221 E. FIB8T ST.j B Y f C A Th# GcnVTk T 'T . A : vrlH serve * chicken and noodle dinner at the f school house from 0 o’clock to u o’clock. SATURDAY Th# Cecllian Music Club wil meet at 3 :K o’clock at the studio uf Mrs. Fannie Stcmbrolgo *lur. son, 603 Myrtle Avenue. MONDAY ‘ Circle Number . Three pf the Firs, Baptist Church will mre* with Mrs. 11. D. Smith, 700 MudunVilla Avenue, at 3:30 o'clock. Circle Number Nine of the First BaptUt Churth will meet With Mrs. W. U S*a>udenmiiP, 605 Elm Avenue at 3:30 o'clock. Circle Numbe.i One of the First Baptist Church will meet at a o'c-ock with Mrs; F- D. king, I Its) Tark Avenue. Circle NumUr Six of Ihe F ir t Bep'sat Church will mivt with Mrs. II. B. tiilham, 0|0 We*l rimA Strevt at 3:3’l o’clwk.' 1. ’ TUESDAY RESTFUL breauae no noise, no dual. You reach home feeling ‘flt and One*. NEW SHOPS You can save money when you re home by traveling on one of the NEW MerehantH ft Miners ships. From Jacksonville to PHILADELPHIA - *34” BALTIMORE - 430!* BOSTON •*42” Remember • these fares Include meals aad regular berth. Private hatha slightly additional. The new veaneU are among the largest on the coast • sturdy, f COMPARE Fallow lag through fans Iacted* skip *nd re 0, mtmo mr*U and regaltr bulk o# steamer: Aina U til aitoMiccur us* A U T O M O B IL E S S3125 U P Store Door Delivery la City Limits S t John’s Transportation Company Transportation Co. MRS. rU L E S T O N E N T E R T A IN S FRIENDS W ITH BRIDGE P A R T Y ON T U E SD A Y Mrs. Samuel Puieston entertain­ ed a large number of her friend* with .a hrldge party on Tuesday afternoon at her. home In U«»e Court. honoring her aunt, Mr*.' T. W. h a i r ) , - «1 .•Taomi: - who - h* epending ionic time n* her gue»t. The guest#. were -rreelve,j at the door by Mr*. I>. L. Thrasher while tallica were distributed b> Mr*. It Ar-Newmnn. Mrs. Ramv y rho.e a gkiwn of core lace, made along simple lin n ' and worn with n cM ltail jacket o f j the lame materia). Her cottage was of pink'Spring flowers, while shoes, hisr and other orreirnlic* were of hnimonlsing slmdca of t. Ti ll*. Mr*. W. 8 Thornton. Mr*, r . II. Smith. Mr*. J S. I> lvt V — Voile Wiliam* and Mrs. J. P. Ilall The •• trie Rsffo Girls " f the Kli*t Method st Church held tlicir -vonthly meet In r on Monday ut'.ertiMin at th-» home irj Mr*. I lj l. a'ti'ele in Celery Avenue. A ll*- t d-roti nnl ever i-e, id l>y M's. Sleete. the usual In,sines, rnrrtiug laid when It was decided il.-V lie Marie Rnffo Ciil* rlieuld t-e Mr*. Rulrtt.m received her guest* In » dre-* of print* I georg* I'tlo In pink and blue, mvde with a long waist lino and iridr fit e.1 Kirillr. With thi* -Jin wok* pear's, white shoe* -and luuc. The I <-nur gur»t w-a- given a white si k <|ui!tnl hag r » a gift from tho howhiV Mr*. 8. It Uichtnn wH<> Ih M high F***»rc *t a^nc, i' o .APPKU AT NEW YORK—Nrw Y oikl rlllCUl ricVpI!(>n to W* ntrotl of tin* f*!orIda ribcur. takr« in thr htrpi of City Hall. Lrfi to right: Mr». Fried, mfe of the Amrrlra'a Captain: Mra. Anna Manning, jiotr r of tlia Anirrlni « haroic chief olllrrr; I'ollce CommUatosuT Orover Whalm. Capt. Onurppe Favalors M the Florida, Chief OfTlrrr Manning, Capt. Fried and Mayor Walkrr. following: Mr*. A K ')• • 'll* lliTinnn 'I'dillctiin, Mrs Ihijne tlicginl- 'then, the AIi . m .. Kmm ll. Al>* rhnrprn ng, ll,.en Fhurp, ning, l.t'n TlHimlry,•E trn lir ji ( l.iik mid ItrlsscS ('lirk. th*? rune tali fun “ n f t * * pin nt ff n’ li itnln nrtiilo in the i.i w*|\s( lontnlieag lnl»e, ma.li ton*. ,|."rtni.'tory nnd I iIhMoh. word, and in *ttcrs of mel i-ome vtin'" the llrlendant " Willi tu n'd to oil eilUotial l-nragispli rvadind,' "What every>te . l.in ii"«- t\ l>) i> tii otg.I) i i.-I,-. a* Tho IIor*IdT l'<* muai rh r.lle u J trying 1 Ilj gi n ) : i n , . ' the d* rlnrntiotl i the new pa|H'r S'uij;ht "these­ .', to Inter, i i n i " ' i >i.| mildisN not tl «• i I mtiff i hnrgid the t'iiy », Snnf'o ,| I , , iw, i \iij, t i>n it * tl toilh n »i nl!ar Itij*. Mr4 *1. D/Wttoilniff m- aiv«* | rut prist*, a f f » ' i r »'nml i|ui!UH nni Mi»« Katht rinn on. I «M %v mrovr9 toMr the Trclplrnt o f n auditorium. Azarian Class Meets . On Tuesday Evening The regular business and soc­ ial mreiu.g of '^ie Atarian ( tu* • of the First tlaptDl t’hurvh w.iheld at vh* home of M p. Charles I*. Ill nucrrim Jn . ik-nson,.Springs on Tuesday evening. During lit buaiaess set*inn, Mr*. I- T. Bhrphern, who has licvn rlii * pre.M «knt for the part VI*o’ years, r, signed her position amt Mrs. Ralph Warren was eln li d in hi I place. During vhe evening Mrs. it. It Pippin. Mr*. I» T. Shepherd und Mrs. J. (J. Adams writ* presented with prixes lor thconn .it*. Mu»ic was furnlshtd Fv Mu Pippin who gave several ammlian teiet'joni and fharii's . . m drreon who rang a' parody on Azarians. Refreshmints were served h> the hoatrvs, nssistisl hv he> Dii'.er, Miss Alire DeCoureey, and 'M r*. Clifford Walker to in lotlowtag>tMr*. 4. U Hale,'M r*. It. G. Hasty, Mr*. 0. It. Ilenml", M n .J ki.y It. 1‘ippin, Mr*. A. Krllf 1, Mr*. Ir.i I'.. Southw'aid, U u nm W. |b-»le, Mr*. A. t i H » f f Mr*. U' T. Bhtphinl. Mi . N. 8. ()ti*iV:rm»n, Mrs. Harry F, Giovanni, M*. A. Gat.'t, Mr*. Mark Clryelamt. Mr*. 8 . A. Staple­ ton Jr.. Mr*. R. M. Warren, Mrs. Thro Stiles, Mre. Roy J. King, Mr*, tl. C. Moori*. Mrs. .1. I,. Murphy, Mr*. Charles McM»h"n, Mr*. 'U. H. Andy, Mrs I () Adams and Mr*, ti. ,S. LilVritl. Benefit Bridge Party Given At I*esrion Ilut because farm no higher than by rail but include meats and regular berth. Mr*. Joseph E. Ritchie un i ALT. W. R. Dyson were hoatcs»«-» at 1• I'ctmd of a series nf - la in fit biidf* parttc* which arc Isciin: snotisorrd hy tbo Am*r cqn I* ati.n Auxiliary at the l-rglon Hut (iigh score* werp tn- il by Air •nut Mr*. 1-rKuy (3iiH*-ndcn. Mr*. I'hiltrndrn fccrlvcil a cureag*' '•( hpiing Rowers, whilu ' Mr. t'hitDrdm was g'.vrn a m-»t of silver cup* in a leather yasn. Hr. Itn'po Miller wa* pre*tnl*d with cut prtic, a deck o f rant*. , , A lavender and purp'c rolur g-hrmf carried out in th* deco *• tion* which consisted of lavender aiui purple stork amt nvleis which were arranged tn large basb*t*. ra in amt well pocket* w th l i n mmt, ether greenery. The tallie* i « : cut ou, design* of gir.a in l*|4*nd*ii costume* Ruspendcd fre-w the ceiling , In (k* renter Of I f room w*» n largo umbrella of In-•Oder crepe paper from which long silver thread* were hung. An lea course wa* served late In th# #v*n ng by th# hn*te**r* auiated by Mrs. J. H. Illnternil*UJ, Mrs. Georg* Knight and M*. R. E. Stevens Pant Matron’s Club Holds Regiilar Meet Tb# member* of R»*> P »»l M itron*' Club o f Krminnl# Chapter omber Two O. E. 8. imq on ohday evening a t-the home » f Mr*. Murray Jarvis on Oak A viTim , with Mr*. Mamie Griffin anJ Mra. Nellie Gll'on as ho.ttrasvs Mrs. Joy Bailry led the r*»>'-f after which the member* dlsp sid of routine buaines*. The next meeting will tm held with Mr*. :ig M Wv.ud-.vald at ber bom# in S American official." War’ o f gSTicrel <oc]al precedence aret/hd'YfSkiin g, ton.'* Furthermore, •abocklhg' It may h# to anma of the yoamjt i»#n o f hi* department* the a c i-tttr x rherrvrj he did not bailee* de­ partment should any Ion* »r teen assist In determine such q v «r Jone Till* murh Mr*. G*nn g i l i olit of the Kriminn dcclelon' Any ccurtcty the ,|lp!irmit» may chcoae to a]t«\r Mr*. Cann, “ will be mmt agreeable to me," Stlnuon told Sir Konie In thi* formal letter. Stlmi.-n couched hla letter to the Itrltl'h Ambassador In .the*# went*:- f*Aa V. h *T *v tLe Vic* PH *! dent,*“ l- belliw# *hat* while Mr. Krllog's letter noireety otaten the i-usum which hkv* presailed .lurCrO-fwreWi Mr. Ke’leg nor nny othei sri-retary o f stnlo was lnti-mle,| to nu*Vn oft'lr'al rnllrgs a* to p 'K fib n t t In hich American rffld a l* and their witi-s shou'd lie received within the h'use* nf the m-a'beri of the linn ointli i orp*. tiut Uiat itHli de­ ion rests wh.dljr within the discre­ tion of the mrml>cr* <«f that corps themaelrra," Sek Heroes Welcomed bv New York MISS B1ARGARET PETERS, Society Editor * Residence Telephone 443 Social Calendar 7& ZF. 8ANFOHD Foot Of Myrtto 8L Phene * l » —W 48. A G A IN . T H E C O N T R A S BETWEEN JACKSONVILLE DELAND AND A n d Personal Activities Church Societies Are Entertained Monday ti*ol for fliirnl lUtoi sth'i tarty aprolntmi-nts. Quatitl Spring fiowi-r*, ini-bntin.* r >*«■«, larkspur nn,| *rup il In *hiiib-* i.f pli l, burn ! yrlhiw, were nrrnti<{e<| ir out bifkrts oli'ut thp tlvin; .an,| mu p rrh wlirra t1 1r.cre p’nci-<l, The lall >-» \^gnt-tl as n janiitilire » f fl •he parly c. tar*, whila other F",ro*t Lake had l>oen prrvioii ly fi/.ir |line* eoiivii-tril of fr'ony and li.nl lie n Sentence,! to serve a p.'ti'll of 17 years in tin* state peni* trntiory at Knifo ,1. the idiiil Fur■•st Lake vvn, lmrn-id at harln.t tits named I oki'il with the h.inia "I tlio p'nintirr.jind thereby m o il­ ing to rny that the plaintiffs eharri'ern n d iiptltatlon ivns -ueh ihit •me. wl'o Itad pivviiitiily four, tinns teen emtviili'd of felon,', wyitl'l lint deign to liavi* hi. name lit t *-I vvI,ti tile plaintiff." TNumith on edilortnl, the tl»• Chicago Gatijr W a r-Is Renewed In GiinFight CHICAtiO. Apr. lO - ( I N S ) — In n renewal of the divining and dyeing war in Chicago, ime bandit was .hot .and orohatdy Ditally wounded, another wa, aertous'y wounileil a third eseaped and a deputy I'nTied State* marahi I wav prol'id'l" fiAal y shot here today. Deputy Mai.-hat Peter tairson, interrupting three men Intimidat­ ing a truck driver who worked for a rloaning rotire.M, frit with a I'llllet in III* side. While spisw'rd on the s dewalk, the deputy drew his gun and wounded Hugh Hums, «on nf a fanner policeman kero li ntr it in.linn, i-iiittli'.l. lli'Mt.l had slid that- ih,. plaintiff m' .!■' uill* ill, O,lupus," ‘bir* /Hid I* Imumpeti'nt und un i'll-,. .ii h - ilrnurutim fit Ii'gq ndik'ir of th,. r ite ." R A R T O W -W . M. Jones Hard. I llo lift lU Illi-Olll llil'li-. •nothi-r cont* ntion nf tin' ilirlntn- ware rompanv .mured to mrwly • t t,.i'.I'tltriatut char ** I'll ..f ', t, g u| - 1 I't''' i *' M»n i» (list The llerubl, !•)■ mean* cotit|di'l«sl building. ri-h* , tovi-vie*; fiJ pages »■ '*'• ■' la.' |"iiiiitiiY u, bast', \il'i an •dilnrlnt. had iharged tnnt ■ li r. i l I iliNU mill np'tu’j atut o' |.l..|'ii'ntoil t'l %•, •I . ••I ! .'Otueiiti Plan* underway' for establlib•■ ■ i.jTi i- nr i'll)* i,t— - '*i DeGnttes visa "i-nniliieting his titbit*.ill! lulling I'botov’dtlccopir* " " I '' nlf ie is r lv attorney with it;i- nout of air|Mirt at Vern Beach. till Itv'ii tit,illy, a* a p.r., to. . . in I '. h-io'-ty and w.ini o f irlegrlV*'.' |a. ti ul'ii i: • .ipti I) I r TALLAHASSEE — Permit la, stud for erection of 8284,000 gyminisipm and swimming pool on i-ampits of Florida 8 late College for Women. Diplomatic C o rn s Decides InFavorOf Ciirlfs Half-Sister McscJunu-.s Williams And Bernier Entertain PALMETTO Iswal plant nf Atlantic Ire and Coal Company iiuptovi'il recently. "ith n bring I’ .ir) given on Tileslay nftt mm tl in Ihe club room* by M e. Fred Williams and Mr., i led \V. IteniUr. I he tallies were distributed l>y Mrs. It. E. Tol.ir " nil price* weir won .by Mr*. \VtlIi*m Ludwig ap,f Mr- T I ir. Mr*. Ludwig received a hrUlge <t for holding low s ore, while Mi*. Tolar v.r« presented wltli n copy of I'll i rt llu! b ird’s -tnriip•iook, for liavinr high .-core. Tlio club was ill "lnli-ii will‘luantitle* *.f guidi it flowira art :'li.Ted in tall fyni st mil and \u'e*-w.th wblie star Ja mine and •illii r greenery, t tVnteiing * the ritom s s i a onhotrany talde on which was |dai*if a Luge liowl " f siiup dragons nnd fern, while in lh(. middle of the stage wa* a luigr basket of glidinll, tlther Rowers were arranged In Imwl. in fn 'i.r iif thr Iirt plarr nml in t minus turner* <>f tho resomt. late In the iii'li rn.,"ii lefrt-shn r v ' i i ' virvrd l>y t'«' boil rs, nt i*t* d l*> Mr. J. I*. Glut's, tr. John Meiseli and Mrs. It. ti 'I'flar, to the fnllowitigt. Mrs. It. W. I’ uckrr, Mr*. Takarli. Mr*. 8 . |i. Ilighleyman, Mr*. K. II. Ash■i »f». Mis* Carrie ls>ve Jones, .Mr-. C. K. Myer*. Mr*. Gsorjtu Weinstein. Mr*. Robind I t 'ad, .Mrs. William Erickson, Mrr. Wal­ ter I Inch. Ml*. Phillip llarh. Mn.. ■Edward 8. McCall. Mr*. 0 . D. Unit, Mr*. Clark* Ixorarely, Mrs. Is/vrtare. Mrs. Pant Riggers, Mis. M. A. Niwjnan Mr*. K. It lame). Mi*. Ralph Smith, Mr*. I.. It. 8 faith, Mr*. J. W. Kneed. Mrs. W IL Campbell, Mr* J. J. !>• Taylor.' Mr*. T. A. Tatlrrsoq, Mr*. Knit Sterrenner, Mr-v, John /• rIinnrr, Mr*. T. CL GalUnl. Mr*. Whit*. Mr*. Joseph E. Rltrhl*. William l.udwlg, Mra. Albert "What I * . Ilep-venlnr •" •*» |iind-rar«» of Am erica",, a five tuivu'e film Will be shown nt tF»J , Theatre an •*riDv. Saturand ''"itlay. In aibl'tl-n • ’ ,, r n y i l t r fraturee. Tbl* film which I* bcipg brought herf hy the Gard­ en Club of Sanforil. rrrapblra'ly nrercnlv the eojum'rrelalluttlon nf th,# American tandyrapo for edveyUsing pgrp<f*ea, and fa a par* nf *n I'.lurati n*l campaign wtgid hr hundrnla.of date, rational, nml <oca! organlaationa to secure tho restriction o f odtdoor edvertiilng to coinmerifsl dlstri-ti. The slozan of a campaign li "Have the R-auty of America-tbo Landsrajw ia N« I'lare f t r Advertising." ei*l hni r and refreshment • njovcg late In the evening /aRmylng who were presirk./ 8arah Farter. Mr* Mr*. Julian D. r .n v :.‘ - r of WfCennelly, Mr*. Odeal Jarktonvitte Is visiting her itieces, i Mr*. Mar* Kent, Mr*. Joy Mr*. Monro# It. Mutton and MU* ( Mre. Neill# GUlon, Mr*. Maud* Lake far some lime, Orttfin, Mrs. Merrar Jarir# W. T .' Andm an and Truiran Katharine McKay. Mrs TJfal cf Film Reach have return­ L T u ro a ra s d Mr*.Bcabira ed, to their ham— after spending fcvcrol days here with friwd*. t ti* III entertain d with u b:ij.-e party on Tin winy evening' nl l.nr home In l.oili A rin a Airs. Ate. Glnmery te iKcit a, n gift fiioi: th*y.h"»ti-:is, a novelty mel" ran duln i,,i,| ant took b I . I 1.1 glllghflin, whdo Alls* Mins II ev. aid, who he d li is It sjoro, \.n ' / • " n set of yito w inmllei .Mrr. L.-.rle IL ,t u, cm l irh nnd Mi Amiran t Zach u v In Id low 'ni n e. toiih r-nlvisl • si-1 of houitiiir i**h Hays in iiib id ntsd yellow. In front nf tho liret'liric in the wh.'le the gui- i- were ei.Iiitulnnt .i L -Vet nf pink. r»v--i|. ,!• r and yrl nw* aitap droip n* t.-i* pinnd, w th n vusevif Isnudi-r and pink verlo ni on cither *id'-, wjii •• ill other place* about the room’* I *ls.e »»*•". i f SIMp illugon* Wena Vnnglel Till till iys und ntln-r l-i i)i»e arri-Mivrli-a furtlu r einph-i -i*yt tin- pink, Uvendir and yet­ I "VV color note, " , i|id tin- * "d m -,| It.illi* V*hi,h ' wer»' serveil un ti.s t.lid's tIni>ugh"iit thu evening. An lie • o- .• in |fie party t"b. . • served JaIs- ill III' eve I in: n Const ruction nf liridgr City progrrsslnr rapidly, East Kids Primary Sctiool ITeaerls T h » "Morning filory Cantata" April 1 2 - 8 P. At. At Junior High School A Iml slim lAc and 2oe Wins Sunreme Crown of Bnanty Lnnoy’H Tlio Friendly Drujr Storen K. I'lrul S lret'l l'rcN»*rl|ili«n.H Filled Promptly Snnfnrd And Accurately W HO KILLED K M IM I BELLAMY^ Around The Town Air*. Jaair* (j, Sh.irtt" i n out* linrne ofii-r (laving rnutnrvd tho Judge d-ivvn tn hi* office, . . -'•• » liH K ir it Co*|Mipular in* miser nf the ti-aching slafy «,f R ial fchout*. who will spend the rummer ,n Kurnpe, planning lo inkle th«. trip wqh u gmun ot * hum* f.iini Wbeutun rntlvgi in Mankurhun-tVigp. .-Mniiy „ f I I n , wtm ri -ni tulsjr iff fnrnirr Governor fatl** imli um 111 on n rimntrrfeiling charg# wilt i«i-al| jh *t I.# wa* a Sinfufd vltllnr b it Week, wa k ng rane, wide, blo*k bat ui..I a il.. . It.’ W. Ware, who Udyet* ais d*y» k a i e j nnd on Sunday make* a go.ij Sabbat If Sdn-.l lupe.tnUndont. • . . Zep, Raliilf, whoa# *u led locks many a wo­ man look* upon with envy. -• • • M'*# Katherine Wat<n> a l-opular rnd attractive.meaitwr of th^high idiool act. Which re•u‘nJ» u* that civic pride com­ pel* us to rlar and apeak out uf turn to say ilu t Sanford irir a complfs very favorably with time# of ulher towna nbeu !t rome* to comeliness and ioveiV ne*». , . Several y f th# 8ilting ot Hut la clu## communK-n. Jamimm, our eld# arms! Thera's -dirty work at th« crass road*. . • Hobble K "U ( tlam, «hu hknjlcs the book* and collect* money far (be 8anfoid C isle r it sibars. end I f youidoat th'r.k that'a a job, try pulling a coup;* f f Itw Jaalk * > r . ■ Tea House and Gift Shop OF DISTINCTION AND BEAUTY I .n r ATEIl UN NEW STATE IID illW W NO. 3— 12 Mlt.FLS I ROM SANFURIL W INTER I'A R ji— I'HONK Mil III HA H I'A M ' ' I.UM TIhJIN DINNEI AT.A CARTE SPECIAL CHICKEN AND STEAK * DINNERS S|x-*i*| arraiixcmruU made fur »rdili"Z. hridr* and other ilium r or luiiibti.ti parliim. Ett ning lUidge lor I bine a ho domic. Hume Alsdr l*a*trle» for Sale Out of t|u> recent riatlnn-wlde !• r.iy contest rTfcntIr d-eldid !q Ucrlin 1m come Fraulrln Elisabeth It «'.-.n tsltli thr supreme erm n of beauty *>f her eouutry. She I* brunet:- 'htc »nd » liomr girt. Stir v ••-» lire honors asalrut a field, the great im.-Tity of alildi »t-:c prof is: e n d bcautlc*. World’s Quee BELLAMY TRIAL HEMSTITCHING ANNOUNCEMENT (<iM M i:N( ING MON t'OKT flF HEMSTITCHING lU ry'rr hulh here— nut a Ihrl'l mUxd -ln ih- film nuvrlty of th* ocasim. ' . , g pATMm A T RAN DIEGO, OAI. - l*»ul btolwurm. Uivcntor, with iu* rfjworwt Thla plan* i* absolutely r. .•JuUooary in design—a* th# uncovered,tramavarfc ahosa. Th# craft, srcordtng to Ur. Matvunn, ta •£•** Dw bamming bird. Th* cylinder, equipped inside and wiu> "Bna." wfQ ba atreind by an r.-nty^orea pvwor motor. 1 7 % Ja atpreted W turenu tw-h lbs forward thrust and ths I.KATUK'E JOY • BETTY BltONHON TO NIGHT ONLY Un Ai -rant I Ik's Minstrel* Ihuredgy M IL A N E hlraight l.inc*. ridlun . . . . . . . Kcelli'pcd. col Ion ......... .— Straight l.lnt-i, silk Sralbipitl. siik GoM ur Silver pirating Gold or Silvrr llrmslilrhing HE AS .............. ...... . .. . ... ...... ___ BIN'GEIt SEWING MACMINI M R i M INNIE J0NC5 lIA TIIA lV A Y 'h FOI.LOWH: Iltc tic 12c I it 17c Dr per per per per per per yard yard yard yard yard yard �JF YO U W E R E CQ NSIDERINQ .TH E PU R C H ASE OF STOCKS A N D BONDS, ST U D Y IN G BEFORE YOU W ITH Y O U R M O NEY! XtfOtft Y O U ’D D O /A OF A C T U A L L Y i PARTED Y O U ’D W A N T THE C O M P A N Y LOT T () HjKNOW BOUGHT, A N D BOUGHT ACiAIN PRODUCTS T H A T THESE AND PEOPLE] A G A IN : BY THEIR ST E AD Y PATR O N AG E, H A V E A PPR O V E D FROM COAST T O C O A ST. ITS POLIC Y -T O PAST R E C O R D ____ T H E Y AR E T H E ADVERTISED TH E Y M UST BE F U L L V A L U E -F I R S T YET YO U R T H A T ••M O N E Y SURPLUS. REPRESENTS . O N L Y EVER Y DAY YOU SPEND M O N E Y — ALM OST A L L Y O U R E A R N IN G S ^ U P O N THE REQUISITES OF LIFE. you can buy as s e r v a t iv e select WtfLL. M IL­ LIONS OF PEO PLE Y E A R AFTER Y E A R !* jJ 1 the d a il y products C a r e f u l l y as y o u r m ost co n ­ Vn V e s T m e n t s . Y O U ’LL r t N D ^ R O D U C T S Q U ALITY, OR T H E Y C O U L D N 'T SATISFY SO M A N Y THE you PRODUCTS. in every THAT YO U PRODUCTS T H A T M ILLIO NS OF Y O U : SEE ABe D O N 'T K N O W THEM. FEW STRANGERS. YO U PE O PLE DO. T H E Y M A Y BE GOOD—T H E Y M A Y m J i. KNOW TO THE PITILESS LIG H T OF PU BLIC IT Y . NAM fcs OF PEO PLE PRODUCTS store F R IK N b L Y N A M E S T H A T H A V E STOOD FOR FIRST Q U A L IT Y M A N Y YEARS. OTHER HAVE N U FA C T U ilE R HOLDS THEM IIP T^EY ARE JU IT TH ERE . . . HO PELESSLY U N K N O W N — THE “SPE C U LA T IO N S” O F TH E W O R L D O F M ERCHANDISE. INVEST YO U R M O NEY FOR E V E R Y -D A Y TH ING S AS C A R E F U LL Y AS Y O U M AK E INVESTM ENTS. SELECT ADVERTISED GOODS .. . . . . M — » w a w M �« i. (.Tv; va J n W ’Rftl/d'eteiliilM j l L W i ddl s* w w i n r *,v*4if.euA omen's Altitude Record HAVE SCHOOL OF AIR INSTRUCTION • S B E S ^ -E T Telephone ada, will t>« received for patron* and collector tent Immediately for payment 1 Time ■ _____ JOa a Una t Time* i , _____ Sc a lint « Thao* ____________7c a line Time rate* on raqoeet The reduced rate* are for foneecutlve p m m u T e insertions. insmiuni. *, Tire word* of average length era counted e tine. No ad under 3 lines accepted. All advertising I* restricted to proper classification. . If w an« error la •made •---w The Sanford Herald will ba reKS^neM n cataM ^fb one^lpaorrcet insertion, the advettlxer for eubiequent Uurrtions. The office, should ba notified im­ mediately Ih cats of error — T O ■ A W I S W I 8 B I 8 ," r ' A Herald repreeentatlva thoroughly familiar with rates, rules and cUsilflcallon wlU give you completa Information. And if you with, they wlllaailit you In wording your want ad to make It more effective. i — A n n o uncement a THERE'S only one quality a'jtntlaril at this store. We handle on­ ly th# best'paints and varnishes Including the famous Waterproof varnish WaterSpar and the soft toned waihabte wall paint, VelumIna. Sold by SANFORD PAINT A N D ,W A LL PAPER CO.. 110 W. First St. Need a Painter? Cat) 303. BOR RENT, Furnished room* on ••cond floor of Herald building Can be rented on a vary rtaoon•blq bail*. Inquire of Foramao, The Herald. CLEMENTS APTS,—SIS Park Ave. Apt*, for ' rent available Apr. l,i Apply Apt. 1. The new M Brownsville, Tu. which Col. Charle* I J iM ■ugu.tated with a hatarden the Mexican war >0 Aviation Experts Are over let' to Pan American Ain Watching Develop­ Postmaster General New i ruary IS for a bid of t l m e n t s O f College Seven bide were reeeiv wnile Pan-Amrrican'a wae NEW YORK. Apr, 10— <IN3J lowett, It wat the only < —Out .In California, military and able to meet the requll STRANGE Furnished Apartment for rent— Park Apia.—Park Ave. and 18th S t Frlgldairr. Rent rcaionable. 'Phone 848—W. the Mcxirnn poelel I The contract runs for 10 yw and provide* ■ one-way eerrl The Mexican Aviation Cotnptt a eubaldlary o f the Pan A matin he* the contract for Um eati mail, but uice the u n d planaa. T h e re 's noth in g ittningc nboul (h e mr,.vcli>ua results obtained through the use o f H erald C losn yied A ds. 1G— Houses fo r R ent FOR KENT— New Home o f 6 room*, bath and brcakfait room. Call at 111 E. S lit SI. I t ’s tru e th e y s a tis fy all w ants e f ­ fe c tiv e ly , and (|ulrkly, but th ere l * really f 0 i U U £ N I tn »F u ™ i.W v 4J«*^*ff. itucco bungalow located at 317 High Street. Good neighborhood, plenty of shntib trees, nice home, double garage. 837.30. monthly. Sec Mr. Uerg at The Herald of­ fice. • T h e H erald coes Into a p p ro x im a tely 95 p er cent o f th e hom es in Sem i- _ nolc County w hich m eans th at thou­ sands o f peonle read the mesttajic you place In the C lassified Columns. FOR RENT—Two four room cottjgc* located facing Ice plant on west side, $ 10 per month each. J. J. Cates, phone 403—J. FOR KENT—Five rnorti furnished house. Reasonable. Cor. Oak and 2nd. Available April 13th. Ap­ ply 214 Park Ave. or call 250. FOR RENT— Bungalow located at" 2121 Palmetto Avenue, |25.00 per month. Inquire Herald Of. flee. flNAPPEO AT OAKLAND. (ML. —Mrs I.fml:.* Th.ulrn. nttmrllio lrwoman. Win r<:ab:-*hed the Vrontflii nliltmi.' record by (limbing .tu a . (bt ut 30.370 led there. , Herald Classified Ads ReachThousands Lady Heath Explains Tiny Plane 4] They Pay— Phone 148 NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS IS— Wanted Tb Rent If "you fail to receive The lleiald nr have any complaint to sunk'* W ANTED — Unfurnished three regarding delivery service p’tair xxR- ttm C lituhttltdi— OrpurmwiT floor. Price must ho reasonable before 8 I’. M. The 'Herald knept Phono 77. " *. * special delivery hoy until that time and will be glad to send an) 26— Miscellaneous F o r Sale subscriber a paper. Party has dlamiinds—must nacrlSANFORD DRUa CO. firo for cash. Phone 130. W « Deliver—Phone 323 10 — rintiHcw Far Sale I— Lost nnG Found 1—-A u tom atic DODGE flaainij) can end CrsLam trucks. fU*i and lu is Atrett. t'nune a. DID YOU SNOW T H A T YOU CAN CSL' YOUR ClAJSEL CAR TOP REPAIRED WHEN IT NEEDS r f A T SANFORD NOVELT. T/ORK3 115 NO FRENCH AVE. A—•llusineas b crvlcc vonio i i 't i t y BUILDING IM.OCKS— Irrigation boxra and gtn.ral cement work. Mliracl* Concn'to Co. J. 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Mtfl * •* T tm r « r :v r i.T t iii»i) J u ri «i*mi*it«*xi Hi'f. if, Hi*. ii|*|Hiinim«*nl IfETAL HOOtTVG: The Hoot c u i . , T u r n s ,iv t i i i ; « T » n : ■ tf ih*' * bib «*f t irniii ib.iiri «*< o r i-M tn iM s . i s » ' « > c u n s e w E ttrU iy n f. Mrtul ahinclt.*# ^•ihIimiIp 1**>iiiii V. Fl*irLift hit |<41** ■ m i i i : ■ h i s s v . •> i n i s r i n t t Tui 1 ■-.f)*-* ii*(t tiiiil b * . lunding p.Min tin nnil ralvattitwi U liA l ,. w. IllIt.m tv . intneit by wwJ i-ti Ittt** **f l .h di'pilg |. <•*< I (ill *4 , *|| with the n>,iiM*rit id lirr h u « « " i" l roofs. So# J- m #i ||. Cowan. Oak nf i4.iiifuMl T u t <*#r> i i ri » „i,,l l o s t III* li.l, Ivb.iwll ll.ddell. t'tt> tli«r fi«rv« b-aurr *»f lii ni* i.,r Ino*v A vi. and Third St. Thonn i l l . f .iiii|,l.|i.,.i,l, IiriiYldiit tli-it iiMtltitiu li*‘W in m* • Vfl Ju,ii*«| whfill *nffi-» i uny ff|,i, ) |' i? It • I'lllt IK I l . A M I I’A N g V J* fiifhl *»! 11 *l* Mil'll-.u frs.tn •ritH lr.it, ln» wii.n n i r \v 6— Help W an let! QMale) I n n * » • i*» •.vl.lr I h, „ n ) n r, 'l l l h v M S i l and H I.I/.Al<r:ril K i l l or h+i*after riid.|r,| by I’ll till N IN ll Ins Wile, l i . -l-m d* tils. [harfttolur# i " UafffUturl (if Ilic htatft of W ANTED— I jocoI man thorough­ Illll To III lo r*! I ml I'v r r r lm * r ii«i ntii NirflRBUr ly familiar with Lumber and 4 N A»*T III „i,i, nd He,dll, 1 1-1 , f III! II! Jl I K 1*1 M ..lt'4Tl<>* ctiuld, r SCif. I-IWS (,r V l.ielilp M. Building Materials to art ai resi­ Tm ,\l'e .“ Hie ••elna"A« An |„ li. W. r| li:iV N IN «t A M I K M « * llle p i , ...... Vlllllll Ipnl •) IV . dent agent. Give reference* and A llK T lI K i;v I'llU W K llt il. M N “tb'dlsh , rir„e ,i I ,,f I he , 'llt „ f Hunl..,,l. w i n ; : » experience. SUW ANNEE MANUI Htate ,., K|,.et4a, it *■ rlrmr from IRm* ■Tfl«fn%M •Hniilri.de - . l 1,. nrirenlw.. In ,- , p.,r hie mid . . . FACTURINQ CO. 023 Runic.*j a lfii i*f Ift'U tl A K U IJ IA N . IksbLffli iff • IVy isiiki i n iiiff’n| fur » 4 muBhl fur iliw *v4s«fii|»14ainn n.f m in,, eml Bldg. Jackaonvilte, Fla. I., tueerrlt. ( a , Jtif I, dieitisii >* ii »n4 «>f jrwit -n d I..I, ill.he »T>s fstritia«rl|f t*f till* IvliRtr u* VI ill.le j|e. Ill > (tnld Heel It.„ . lo t r-l,.|. iiirM i, but itiiip b«*« n r« mwVAif "ous. Indust, WANTED i*a i«, time „r |*uw „i I lit* 0 nf tbt' HlillP ■>* ' f ' teeel IMVII.V >-,n.n,.Ti|. rious person to ielrudu * un i *inaih .R lJ .t fn r IIMH* I Kttu K b it i I«rw add I be f..n, l,.,ure „f (he lien llsr tiiplipflihti ■apply the demand for Rawlcigh wftuf a* ttif Urn* u i u i l ' e 1 pavina ........ .. ti»f tits \ailliiit or*!i r *4 I: ! "eusll ! her. In ....., Products in Sanford and other tlO< tilBl IM* H P M til K ltltiM m l fLelne-I * r r .,| ■>„V sl.eel„ I r t of r< aliltrifp '•! rot'll of jff'fl ■•I P-Mii.nl ,.f nearby towns or rural districts. U Ih-I.illpivnts 1.1 i iinktiuvin. a M ilmi you t? 1 P V , V * ” .*™*.*WI* due — <d 8150 to >100 a month or more *-i u M itt* nf ih » 1,'nlim H titM fis t it * ..I H.p f..Id Kill, l, may H a s. • tiifr thou |Im* siir *sr KRrftdl « R i leftftft L M h I mI* r(s,s«|s.| up map |,p clear profit- Uawltigh Method* ihot tfiirt* Im imi im-n»,»n «»r h 'M « f l # r n n r i . l l l,> ( 1,^ g it bu.luaai everywhere. No sell* In Ihfi Ml lain «>f I Ism l«i |hr >**rylrr lu rr Vb# Min Ir «.f Floridft. * Muhi>tf«ti4i ti|n»ti utinui o miI>1 b fn i Irg experience required. We sup­ * *■!* lit * libs r iit you, a tul I hut pi rii *«\nf«'4si f liirklft I , Morrow ..... 4 t«f jfftli Iff *n #t ttiv *mi nf i u p i i IY' ply Produc’ d Outfit, Muirs ami ■li** y, rn-ff. ,,f ihr rw*io riion *tf (I* liniMlPnl ln»rff ftfltl f w |ffffU# r a Ferric* Methods— everything yuu i r vm iiiK it K K O H K o u n t i i m i i {ftolln 1*1** 144. 1«a Iff tiftld t 'iijr fi.p fh iit you ft cui iffc li o f > uii mij) m «i ^ «*• need. Profit* Increase ever, (hr ftbtiiff MftlftiJ r«UM«, Ilia m fttr S fiX tb l" IS0«>||||||I t*f all Ml Ip#*“anrequire liiifruWrl ironth. Lowest prices; beet v*lus<; •fflht • bill in roforiu i»u>t fo rr- nil ths neal n u t ...... .. prl i. , .! flwhft ft m u r i f i i f ru a rrm g ||*« fo l* ^ i j ^TT* f'** k# W u 5 11 •( #1*1 nr*a «,t meat eompl 8> . service. W. T. (.•Dlnir prtiftrfir. Iu*wt|! a Tm ‘ |V,» •,* I " « * l4 e f„. Tin* Mouin 1*1 of .birth 1*8 Rawielgh Co., DepL FA-5222 n Is ,H ,s li,,r alt runja roes.ved . of Lot t f : and th » Mouth 1*2 bt f f c V a f * " “ f 4eilo.iu .ai lasoa li, a n t*ot SI. of A. & (IrifftiTff Hub* Memphis, Term. ttel|qil|„n uf altltis Veld mna|e. » “ e dtfflfttoh «»f |>ftftft «.f MrrttoVI T ft<t (mii •t*r*i. Mint to bniiid# flir " ! ftfid I. T u v n ih lp SI M U. K KIw im eni uf such au f . o r a e u L i . l ■* lt**-/ft|»f rrriird n l In IW om f. 4m%v 4t. I « r m i ID R— Rabid lx Mftailnblf \ijtti'Ti, w it-ilft. i-cidenlu'ly, the figures also TAI.LAIIAH.HEE—'Total operatshow tha twenty-three new |iasarngor line, aggregating 11,451 ii,g budget for higher latltutlaox miles were vilhvi launched or ex­ of learning in Florida during asxt ^ tended to other cities during 11128 two year* art at 24,476JWD- D IR E C T O R Y * I’rtlffi'iiie-iit ii nil r i Ip «<i i t ,i | rffi.it* f<*r tit«rifM>i.ii m *<t )Pki-| ft nr eal.i f**ty uf ^4inf*ir»l. Kli.iI iI n , r«»unty Jiiilwo •» Sonto of ths icsults of Prealdttt ' Herbert Hoover's good-wll) tour to ’ South America tiro *een In all an­ nouncement by the Chance Vogh^ Corporation of Long Island Cttg that It has signed contiweta to tugply the Govrinmenta of Cuba, A r­ gentina, Mexico tnd Peru. Tb* company opened an exUnslVU •ale, campaign in th* countrlaa V sited by Mr. floover Immediately after the gooil-wlll tour wq| an­ nounced Insj December. C LA SSIF IE D B U SIN E S S nt i li«|th r ' !»»»?* l-iiwf* Kl'tflib . \«'|s nf fin n tmm in ... 1 .1*2 - 3,. l.... .u jtimi i*i«i ' An \ti I** itbiilMi nil’ in «* iii iluiitfl|ffti ilnvftrmuftnt *«r ib# i'*ny *f t t ' i Ki liiltiulM 1 'until') , Htii I*" f*f rlin iitft*. ni4 i«» m****#)«• |l*l"l!i l" 41If I l<d||||l|l*|| •» ■*'*H! itklt nid i |i*r !*!♦ ffi*lilt'. Mini In si»rlLf Ih*, Ji»tii*lii i hm, iHiu i ts ,«ml f li'Hi* *,f kali! Mii n•€l|>iHty," ■ ,**,<l b '*b«n I’li* bi * •. i* hi s i , j HlHfttlxJi*s| f* b||||||{ |fi th# U*|• WIGHT PR IN T SHOP •N A P P Y ssrr.eo on any thing in pnnUng. A phone erti will get your man. Fiona 417—W. U Hall mad Avw. Kverv iihnse o f flying and nlrplane mechanics, inciudiitg rxperIcnre with nteny m nkri'of planes, will lie taught at the college. Aerobatics, or stunt flying, will he n part of the advancedI work liecause It Is Important In military maneuver, mml emergency work. Special rmphusis will I-- placed upon “ instillment fly'ng’- In,I ruc­ tion. Experiments have prove I that pv|iert flje r , can bedt-reived The National Ah' Races will bq ■a to haIanee. speed ami direction held at Cleveland this year from whi n they trust their sense* In- August 24 to September 2- Thaoo stead o f watchlni raraa w w hnlit l » t fM M t - IU m e plod, Los Angeles and attracted til he the cause of unexplained numorous well known flyars. rrnshe, of experienced |illula.' A ir transport companies, which me intrusted w'th the delivery of t nited States nlr mail, flew q to­ tal nf 10,472,024 mile* on regular­ ly orhcduled route* and carried 32,034 passengers during the yrar III2M, ncronling to Aircraft Year Honk ligurrs Just relrnved by the A n tin nut ivnt Chamber of ComiiuiYf. This .hows an incrcaso i ver 1027 o f 420 |mt cent In pa«- R. N. N IPPER Signs c f nil Jtlada. I d Sanford Piant and lltiutu foe rate cheap, inquire Post O ff!ie at Lake Mary. Wall Paper Cc. Phono 303. LOST-J-Uunch of krys, including P. O. key 1172. Return to Charle* Kanncr, 20th and Sanford or phone 612—J. Reward. Angvlt-a will' head the faculty, while W. K Strobrldge. former manager n, the 1j % Angeles Phil­ harmonic auditorium, hna liven ap­ pointed dlri-rtur of let rent ion slnl wel fare. Meric A" Moltrup, airmail pilot Of Colonial Western Airways, Im , recently received a letter of appredation from the Chamber e l Commrve of Silver C.vek, N. 8. for saving the l.ves o f twu children trapped in a burning house. Molttuji noticed intake and flamae lasuing from the housa whlie pann­ ing over the town on Tuesday, Starch 5. By circling at a low alt)-.1 tuue and racing hi, motor) Moltrupi' attracted the attention of towns­ folk who followed hit course with their ry ri and discovered the fir* Firemen tuccoedad la breaking la­ in Iho house and saving the child* ten, although the atuctur# wag completely destroyed. t’AFK Deal* Cafe SW AIN'S W ild. A If It lint. Hve. 113 K. Park A v». .. Phone BUS Niiw Imated 2u7 Ouk Ave. is ADTO'RKI'AlltH IIA K K R Y Muffeit Autu sTrvico r,uj Went Fir,l St. Sanfurd Ave. Bakery— Senford Ave & filh- K. L Nixon. IVup. I.U M IIK U MII.K & t'KKAM lliil (.uiiiIht i'u. Zip Service Phuitc 13.5 Phone till Daily Delivery On AnriJ 17, ISIS. Fr ink tV, Cnlb y u i i * tin i tin,ii tr'a Male. Dinted tttatrs Navy> aatnl l|w Ufa tf v/'iiunx F. Iriuxh.mvrt v li .i t’ie Isttrr. ctifr ■ d xis ,vi rltnrt tn r ,-cue the crew of the submarine* 1'-4 l< H>m:>lulu, b’ i imf fnulrd tu Ids osn Unis Oil I ti li' 1.|.:I th- li f.tury pf Hie Navy, CurUs Wilbur, 1r••..!. i III i f till) United mates ruiilcrtrit nix • 1 to Crlllry llin.cltnti'm id a tatrful Uovrrtmu nt Pint h i Me. si id tlfmor. Ur11 u> llylit; 1KUUrul I...:.-/ lit* hl'.Itrst hccomllan i i ’ils 3Ur iu b tithe t.ic1 - Drink Flo Furc .lid ffee rtary Wilbur. “Miss Rour.iania” and Fto Second Prize Winner T Semiiedu Crrumcry, Florida’s best and purest drinking water Phone 277 r Ph-ne 0IJ-W , Sanford. ■ARKITS FUR SALE— Pedigreed ■ a"*4 registered breeding alack, ■lao : nng pedigreed stock eilgib a fee 'eeittration. Chinchillas white blue «e*d htverms snd New 'EodU'-M' W e ,W ’ St. John* Rab * W fft. Indian UeuM VlUagav San Distributor HAKBKR SHOP ilm 4»jr 9l M ftf. FCR^SALE^rgsUftecd domestic A r-'h'tx for , breeders. Also dres- i for ’ shle use, J. C. Smith, H. J. C LAU SE II. IM P, ttift l.||iir Irfltlf ft JtuTff l>T,y nf thlfl I ' i h u i , ntti«rwlffit m * vtiu ralJoiM o f ttiM Illll o f rumplftiiit f llM In fhIff M U I t w ill b f U llM I ftp m nr*,*wf| « « in you, R.n4*u* n j U T l i K f f o m > K iu ;n ihmi tnlii' o ra •? lift i-ubllfftirc on**# n w»*»M . it im HKH AIsh, ii t)cw«p-|>ffr ftl itffftftrul clrrulftlluft »u b M »*# 4 in i uurtt r, VU*UI*. IL l » r f l * “ * • ut A- Spencer Top Shop W. Second Street TlOOF REV'AIHINO Leatrice J o y Will Be S een Today In Big Mystery F ilm Trad* in your used furniture at Wag;nar’e. A n rtn u A M • AK X JtuA nf Who k’llsd M ini Bellamy? T h * tfwwsr wtl Im provided by Mftro-GoiLwja-Maynr when -The Jat. H. Cowan Roofing an Short Metal MILK V. SL C ltrli of Cirvuli C'oarL M#m*• *l>1^ C r MAIKi rftwhlR. Smith Barber Shop 107 N . Park Avs. S N A P P E D A T B U C H A R E S T . R O U M A N I A —M a rla Oxnascu, p .’ nielrtocu, tu n sc r-u p . In Uicir American m ad* cor. M i l l O u t Lurgwionl Dali Morning A Afternoon Phon* 111 Phont ITT Trial" tome* to the Ml- 1• * ->* •-■a v .% « .ie> .'/ tii!* ■ ^ \ id 1: t i. ‘itvj - --j 'j,"?- 'ere1- ^ , " J f A <rf � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1929 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 10, 1929 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 10, 1929. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 10, 1929; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b6d5b6a4a0234fa5c42ce9e218120a59.pdf 2a665c613a3a7e0bd8a96b43b515a9ab PDF Text Text y % )f . z.MCWSlT.M’RIC i A r - '- 't ' * LANSING. M ich. A p r i l — (IN S )—C harging th a t Cover* n or F led W. Green travaU around tha v U te In a private car furnlihed h r \h # Michigan Centra) Railroad, and la accom­ panied by the head of the sama railroad. Commissioner Sydney E. Doyle o f D etroit todav de­ manded th a t th e legislative Committer— twveetlgnttiir tne bllc utilities commission call » .Governor fo r.ix a jn lfft'q n .. “ U1 Doyla lo,dem anding the HRMd l to' examine Governor'Greeh, de­ jE ROCK, Ark. Apr. c la red to the Inveetlgallng conm lttee: "How can you g e n tl(INSi—Between 40 and men ex p ert the pwblle.wUUUsa lout and scores in* commission to function Hi tne Is today believed to bo public Intercet when the Gover­ nor of th e etate will travel ? to ll of a series of tomaarouad the country In a prlvete which yesterday and car with a paid lobbyist of one 1night struck various see* of the rallroada we are suppos­ ed to regulate T” Of Bad StormB Mid-west; State luaingMuchHavoc K P a rtly doudy tonight and Ed* day. Moderate variable winds. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Leased W in International News Service Michigan Governor May Be Quizzed On Railroac illa tio n s WEATHER • an Pabllftbcd la Florida’* Heart Tbo World’s Greatest V«f*uW« Spot fud Richest Garden Land. IES IN ISAS KILL IT MANY Jill'. REBELS DESIRE Sentiment Grows In Favor CATTSPUTSUF OfCeleryAdvertisingPlan; TO KEEP ROADS S e c o n d Parley Is Planned BOND ON BOGUS HONEY CHARGE OPEN INTO IIS Insurrectionists M ay Cross Border ToGet Protection IfFeder alB GainGpperHand A grow ing sentim ent In fev o ro f the proposed national advertising campaign on Florida celery Is evldent, according to officers of ths Seminole County A gricultural Club, who have been Interviewing many o f th a Individual growers during the p art few days. “ We have found practically • • • 9 'full' IJiM-BRUML” Tkctaml NUMBER 17S Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations SANFORD FLORIDA. THURSDAY, APRIL 11. 1929 pecte.i t.i take place at the Lakeland gathering. The Sanford and Ovledcx, dis­ trict* will be well repreeentrtl at th e Lakeland meeting. A committee will he appointed to attend, the members to Include representative grower*. Among those sne/vtidnad are) John Melsrh. Roy Hymea, II. J . Lehman^ 'Fred Hi ih irm’i .-Ni FI L eeettr, Charlre F , .Lee. Two rapes xenial Ives-from the shipping Interests w ill also be present. K. W. (File, and John Render, local growers who attended the prelim i­ nary conference a week ago «* representatives from Sanford, will attend the approaching session*. Persons who have been studying thev celery situation, searching for a perm anent rem rdv, ore declared to be convinced that there are three outstanding reason.* why l\v id u . celery should he advertised tnrtur* consuming public hrfure ami d u r­ ing the next season. They are given as follows: In the first place, there is th r necessity for increasing consumer demand to assure Florida growers of a permanently favorable market (Continued On Page Four) Fire Sweeps Boiler Room Of Roosevelt HOBOKEN, N J.. Apr. 11 — (IN 8 )—Cn* man wa* burned to death and si* other* Injured whrn fire swept the boiler room of the liner President Roose­ velt. of The U nilnl State* Lines, a* it wa* docked a t Pier 4, here today. T h r dead men ws* Rob­ e rt Portland, boilerm aker a helper,-sd-deseegs. City, N. J. KdwaeiLBwxkew..tinuiae. .w a a . tak ru to HI. Mary * hoepital In SOLON SEEKS BILL TD CURB EMBASSY RDM C o l e Blease Objects Ex-Governor Declares —To -Foreign Envoy# He Has BeenVictim Not Obeying Prohi­ , p C B atw H ^ W h llai L h O T t f if f lW W t e bition Amendment patrolm en Wal. m otnrryrle# tu Agents Don*t*Aj?ree -by te r Flnheldcl. Burke had made three nttem pts to rescue f’o rt. WASHINGTON, Apr. 11-* TALLAltASSKH,-Vtow—Apr II land whrn he collapard and was (INS)—With the CuHIm himself rescued. Foue other p I N S F O l h e r than to pretest Im rp o rW P . members of the crew were nWo G n n n laconically thgit he j»as the victim taken 1o hnApital* with burn* ily nolvcd tho diplontatic corpn of a “fram e-up", Sidney J . C atts. shout Ihe face and body faced n now emtinrriuiantent foim rr Governor of Florida indic­ tixiny in n lcninaUive threat ted by a federal grand Jury at Jacksonville for alleged partici­ to cnforco Antorican prohiblpation In a counleifcltlng rln j, tion lawn nK«innt all for* today refused to make a staleo i Kn rcproacnt*tivc8 o f of Arkansas. • menl for pubbcnllon. kittRit. cmpcrorn, potcntateR tlephone and telegraph The ex-Govcrnor was fiee on und preKidcnta. • nmunicatlon is disrupted bond today, having posted HV'OO Senator (V lr Illrasa (D ) of the northern portion of tha before, the-U nited States fom nils South Carolina, who recently ad­ la ta but fragm entary reporta sitmer at M arianna, Fin., near m itted taking a drink now and then _of th#jd*»tnirtlon of aaw ral h rre. In.I night W. L Cawthon own# and of tha removal of dead of privileged liquor, announced h# brfuniok Springs banker, 1* t'atta f 'Injured to hoipitala a t Hate#would Introduce a hill a t th# special pe ucipol bond.man. ' near Colon, which waa resession of Congress, compelling all Im nuiliutrly fol'awing receipt of pa rtlalljr destroyed. *’ infoim ation of hl« mdlrt mem “alien*" to comply w ith tbw dry _ _ town* etruck by the tor ( ut is proceeded from III* hum.- iii •n»» TAl.l-AHASSKE, Apr. 11.— IT law. Ills measure would deprive aado were 8ne#ds. where 1 4 ji w Ib-funlsk Springs to Marinnn* reportrd dead; Alicia, 11 kMDJ. with his bondsmen to appear In-' ciovetnoi- I’ailton sign. it. Flor- the diplomatic corps of It* eholc* . aero ring to report*! three dead at ■m e tics; commissioner. A fter his w « t in t Tm n ni t ».liLf-bl I will liquors, which It enjoyed fo r th* * ** ----- flulon. neaity 60 lajaredl Injured; seven (Mind lied tlCcii exrrntrit; T a ti, teeum e law w. The bill, provitITnT d cid l i u r M o , anil two aead a*. said! - k.tal county Is x iavoks shall In­ rnurtesy. , 8lx mraauhes pertaining to the- salo Escobar, who marched out Parkin. Two add.tionai dead wen••Gentlemen, you have null.in-: lllrnse will b*K th* Antl-BalooR City three days In ad kept open until June I, l'.'J'J, wa* reported ( p m Moorfleid. a village operation of the municipal gov­ Chihuahua tc. fear. I will never leave the sla'.J vsnee of C ariveo. The state of lea g u e anil other prohibition *rnear Union, by iFalnmen o , th r *u long ns then* Is another elec­ yesterday by special con­ rnnlrntiona to support h it measure ernm ent of Sanfonl were Intro Lhlhuahua Is now said .to be clear Missouri Pacific Railroad. . tion n th e offing." sent in both huu.es anti was t h ’ Itaatd Couaty, In.w hich Culqn duced yesterday in the 11nose of of rebels. C atts was indicted for nldinu f.rsj of wliul Is.belivVv.l to In- a H r said he hoped to enforc* a voto Caravro and Escobar hope to on It a t the rnm lng tssslntu la located, seetva to have been th r the Florida le g isla tu re b y Sem­ and abetting Julian Dias, Tampa join the Sonora forces commanded ong list of such liie a stiie .'u p il ft let place the a to m atruck. ac­ “ I want to awaken an inttrext In nlturnry, Mateo Mir Aimundo ttu by (Jen Francisco M snio and lira . cording to report*. Tha bank a t inole County's delegation. Rep­ Kauilo Topelc. This combined ntlngues and Madcl.ne l.cah H ut• lax problems. those g reat prohibitionist*, who Doth - (he upper and lower nrc spcniling'-mHllon* of dollars Union, a brick building, we, resentatives L. P. llag an and C. inice Is converging on Nogales, a ell, all of Tampa. In a scheme Sored to rein*i aa were numerous W. Entxminger. width government agents taal was nnusc. ha dlhelr high »|Hds in lo and working so nrdenlly to keep-* Honors, opposite Nogulr*. Arts., ditj.'s sesltons. The up|>er givoip f u m e Uufdlng* and zreaxlences, ini ended to make millions in th i Tha proposala Include an act and Agua Prieto, opposite. Doug­ saw li. J Irhy, Inverness, sit for liquor away from th* poor follow, accord.ng to reporte; three dead at m anufacture nnd. circulation ot Yllle Interm ittent connection was to valldats the elections last Fall las, A ril., the only bonier po.nta -pur.out $100 Iwcnk notes. They the first time in the seat th at Ion who dues out door work and want# by the rebels. WINTER HAVEN, Apr. 11. — oarge-d Cult* with having furnish i* in rhallrnegrd by Gccirgb IV. a wre drop for hi* »tom*fh’» sake, .m ade w ilt the ouUide world from of Commissioners R. A. Newman, nrld It is approximately 76 miles JACKSONVILLE..Flol, Apr. 11. Invernrs, Senator Irliy, inwnrd enforcing prohibition on that point Voting to spenEi 160,000 in a aup- e<i y.'iOUO m Dias U> partly finance Scofild, ..no ha* been III at III* home, to ­ these diplomat*” Almonf. a email town etruch by Vivian Speer and Nelson Gray, Horn Nogales eastw ard to Aguu — (IN H I—Speculavlon prevalUM In said B lrtta Ii>e upoi-allon*, for which the form Prletn but between ' these two plem inlary advertising campaign er governor wus lo receive $26. day look th r outh Of office) that “The prohibit innlata have oat Idly the twlalnr waa said to have three a measure to ra tify -a ll o f tha F lu id s political clrelcs tixlsy over points Is Nuro, a city-held by a made him n member of the senate, oaathi *1*1 a large number, of In­ acts of the five-man commission, a lederal command I,MX) strung. |l th e flaUim rnl of Win. M. fiober, to I* started Friday, th s FlnriiU oyV in the fake note* fot him setf with to ■•Mention of the contest vii by nnd p rrm iltn l such outrageous jured. ThU town w a, directly In (•ovcrnmrnt officlslc announrcnl flagrant nnd disgraceful teen** as C itrut Growers Clearing House wus reported th a t the rebels are U. H. District attorney here, that tbe paIft of the tornado. Two per; bill to confirm the ch arter election tan night that they had succeed- into tiie piiHodurr. Ihe house heaul a joint reso. embassy liquor has reused In our >r# reported kl led at Moor- of last September, an act to au th ­ preparing to die odge the feeler* lie « <>u’<l “expose a perniriuui Wt*o< irfl Inn ' also hm \ clodded to eii in colleding sufficient evideno sis a t Naco, giving them a clear rk„ and it waa expected lounch a drive for mcmlic-r*hi|>* for s “iN-rfect case" ugs.iutt C ult, lutmn by Komic-r, Mnriin, and Gil* rnpllnl In the- las* few years. orise the redemption of delinquent sw eep 'o f .the border for 76 tulles. RepuLican ring" in Florida ns 1 wouM be Increased. the four uihi-r defendnots 1m is, Wnllon m il ng for a consttlu These diplomats har* mod* slur­ Here, then, with th eir lucks to toon as ho is relieved of his pov*x to increase the grower strength and d th a t the tornado taxes w ithout the payment of In­ plirated In the operation of the uanat convention for a revfslim cl ring rem arks slaiqt our lavra and hlurida's sta le c**de. An,Alive lea- It I* time to mak« them show soma thled a t Calico Rock, terest, a measure to authorise the the American border, tha reb -U Uober's it aignation became known of ths organisation. bogus money ring. niyy dreida to ines-l the advancing where It travelled Ark., C.UW'.ys 1*. XHudliN. of VC-kHlf, sure of the day with the repre­ respect arwjR Srdlenc* to scrr la w ^ ' yesterday. Fu.dtf sen the advertising cureiw v acn t of installm ents fo r street arm ies uf Uaa. . Jusui Andreau wax the Introduction of S p i »t isapidity -------- The “ If the** offlclsls o f o th ar (tuber stated tc an lntcm a'Jon- paign and approval of the mem- United M ates ieerel service o|N-r sentative* •aid lo have cut a paving and bulkhead' Improve- Aimasan, now occupying Cnlhuaalive ill cbulge uf this dlvis.oir. .1 bill III II |M'!tI l lo n lo 's I'JJJ m enta w ithout Interest, and a bill bus Cliy, and H ccvtary of War nl New* Hcrvire eol res pink HI th at U-rsItlp ilri\c plan* were Voted wlios# ImextigNlbin o( tjic a lrg-d ' Htumes law,*' nffeie.l by Vildn- nallnmi hud any re-pect fo r th# uth tw o mHra wide, United Slate*. th ev would eomp#l th at &0 dead nnd to amend the City ch arter provis­ Cailes, now occupying MnxMlan he offered to Vv»l"n hi* post counterfeiting r c u l n d .n ilulul- . uve uiul Carroll, Escambia* b a d ' been transferred ion relating to the puyllcatlon of. and Cal.aran, Slnu a, some ItKl when he tnwrd tbul Ml»s M ^ L yesterday at a meeting here of ments against the five, said the King, Oilando, brought into the obedience to our U w t'b y th # lr di­ miles south.of Nogales. If defeat­ ion to a hospital a t Bates- ordinances and resolutions. upper InkIv his bill to ho'd Up tile plomat*. If they don’t hav# th a t VVulkrr Willcbmmlt, n»»ii<tant lit- the advertising committee and the ed retroa, into the United H tatei to ri\ v general, was “Instrunien- loard of dliertor* of the clearing <vnitn« i* hub " ruIfit t«#111 lor r«Mi stale mail >h partinrnt'M budget respect, they ought tn be mad# to Id not Iw confirmed from Yicllofi' timl that iin* rim s wim M The lillli were all placed on th i would afford an avenue of rt^ general call for aid, howuntil Gnvenior Ciirlliin shall ir- have it.” . tel in investigating u possible house. The money was appropria­ • r Mlo Ihw I mil." t y l V u t ickled through and Red local bill calendar for th eir sec­ cepe. luliimt'iiil tin eust »oas| lepreseul* successor (o mysOf.'* . AttorneyHb-ns.- lia-c sought several tlm## ted a fte r It was shown that the W hether A m rriran m ilitary ond reading. T iny were as fol­ i contingents may be mobil.■live lo the ligbw ay Isuinl.T tc | to siTure enforcement of the pro­ authorities woukl oermil the re ­ General Mitchell, Golier>said. In­ spring shipping season required from here. bill also sou-, bt i.-tishot of tli>» hibition lawlows; timated *Jie resignation '“would be against diplomat thn principal midget sttbse-1. . ,,. , .,. h -ip Is understood the MIJ West No 100—lly Mr. Hinson and Mr. bel arm y to enter the United arreptalik . liober said he left sln-ngtening in represent alive# hut w ithout #ueh of the A m rrlran Red C ros, E n tim in g rr; To authorise the Htsles end lx- interned beeunie u the date of his resignation t*» the qorthrru m arkets with advertising iMilntiiirlll .'L o u is has been asked to payment of any nr all Install­ question tonight when wuivl »,W discretion of the de|w rtm enL He stressing the f>M«l qualities of Ittlirr measure* brought up in cess. He has culled th# attention ivetl (mm Washington th at the of Congress to several Incident#, all th r aid available from lllc seiuile Wi-ret m a ile d th a t he rlu l il six monlbn Florida orange. an.| grapefruit. ment* id assessm ents f«r street adininislrst on there has rlassluthrrn Missouri and Arkansas Tuinhull, Monti.. Ilo: To plnce III wliirh diplomatic liquor figured. •g o th a t lie desired u federal To Use Itcjly Papers , paving In the city of Sanford, nnd lied the rebel, a s bandits, refu s­ hteis. all iiHsseiigi-r iiiotoi bus slid Congress however, has turned n and woi\il n«>t seek Dolly newspapers In several om auiftcatlon brtween Mcln- for bulkhead Improvements on ing to reeognise them a* be.tl- Judgeship, With the upproach of numin*-i Height line, undi r jurisd etiun in ■leaf i a r to hi* words. ' • re|i|Miintniri.'s u* district attorney. northern citle. will lie used, a serj anjl Northern Arkansas Lake Monroe, In said city, th a t Hi rents. F.orlda ludroad-ionimisslun. DisptHing report* th at lit* ie* of six advertisem ents having local nic rchunts and business house, roeWagg, Th.s, it is believed, will mean bints w a, broken early last night, have become or may become, due Piiliu Heath, ami lludg-s. are making, plans fur the Inaugu­ idiratlng the storm struck some prior to December .11, 1M9. w ith­ th a t rebel leaders fleeing Into tbe resignation grew out of the cawt liven prepared to In- inserted hi ration of the rustom sry Thursduv Tallahassee: To amend the eon; United .Slate* will be a rirs trd and of Rep. Michaelson (H) of II- rac(i of the |vipers at the rate '*t / line early in the evening. wilt ut ion, to exempt n ii a lt i nidus out paym ent of accrued in te rn ! held as oivilnnty elim lns's, to be linois, who wa* indli tcil on n half-holiday closing jeeriml*. A upon the total assessment o r in­ turned over to the Mexican fed ­ liquor charge ut Jacksonville, une a week. The advisory eotn- ■hflVri-nce of opinion 'a* to how trial plaids from luxation fur 16 yeur*.stallm ents thereof or Interest upon eral a u th o r ity . (Jiitier declared that because ut inittee of M) hss approved Ihe long the closing season should The l.nke Mary Chamber of I'hillips, luike CRy: Hecklng upaccrued Interest, provided that th e prominence of viie Represen­ ■anipsigii and Is cooperating with continue is said to e i l .t nntoup |iiup,-fuf.on. fur leuelirr Iruiiuug Commerce will bo the srsn# M tative he asked the D epartm ent Ihe, advertising committee. said Installm ents be paid prior «o those inlriesIlNl III the project and in p atliiiriift in high sehouls. dny n ig h t^ t'n m lihtrel show ttagwd of Justice for the procedure to Tha board voted unanimously lo H» a result two petitions are sa il December 31. IM S, and provided Veto h> for n o r Governor Marlin under thn auspice* and fo r th# Puplla of the E ast Side Prim ary follow In the ease, and wa* in■■pen a memticrsliip campaign *!m- lo huve lo on placed In ciri ulstiu-i. of a lil | lo utii* ml Ihe act op III-'ll lN-neflt of (hit trade i.rganlxatlon. chool wilt appear In an operetta th at nothing herein contained, a liu rted -u* illlny the serving of isr to th r onr last y ra r whrn th* One group favors closing every rtiN tin.- the atntr l-iard of lave The show, which will Includ# n ito be given Friday wight a t K shall prevent said city of Hanford papers until Hep. M lchselsons — miners ws* sustained. rlraring house was being organ­ m lntfc-l sk it and n number of | o’clock,In the Junior H igh School from enforcing payment of any return tn tTilcago and the ad ­ ized. T hr cain|<aign manager will IThursflsy aftrrro* n $oi kl J c-e an-l a Vein of a hill |o regulate elee- stp-clally nets, including n w ire­ such Installment a w ithout Interest half niulitlui white another group t. journm ent o f Congress. f auditorium, according to an an ­ prior to December 3l, tl)2V, In the lions. n the town of flrinond, Vol­ The District A ttorney declared In- A. W'. Hanley, who was con­ said to he advocating u five-mouth usia rounty, also wus ausluinect walking exhibition by Frank E ran* W ith the a rre st uf four youths, nouncement today by members of manner jwovlded by law. To the tw o of them white and two nrgroe* lit hod no fu rther statem ent to nected with Ihe campaign last pciind. Those who alviNUte a three Hill, piesrnled ip Ihe house in- will Iwgin at N:tfi o’clock. • the faculty. year and ha* since Inch active in no n th .' rlosing wouhl sta rt the r'u ib il iIV fnllnwiiig: Those In Ihe oilnitret skit trill , The operetta Is entitled ^ h e local calendar of bill* on second Hheriff J. F. MrCIctlend today be­ make *t the present tim e, but Vllleneuve, Esrunilda: To c«- in< lude Holicrt Trim ax Interlocutor lieved he had gone a'long way to ­ th s t when he Is relwnn-d from rlrarin g house Work a* head of eustom on May 3d and continue lornlng Glory.” The cost will In­ resiling. No. 101—By Mr. H agan and Mr. ward breaking up th r activities ■<( office .he would “-i«pos« the p er• the pro-rating and publicity de­ thnoigh Vepl. f«, Tho-e who havu luhlish p to | N rty r ghla taken fro-.i J . I>. Evan*. Roy llnwsll, H arry dude a largo number of both boys niciou*' llepuMicaii ting in H oralt «r:.tet» ami repeal all laws in Wing and F'rank Evans | i end , signed |hl« |N-tition Include: (Continue^ On Page Four) an alleged auto and bicycle theft ids with its connections a t Wa»li- partm ents. K»rU* * . . * Hanley Plan* Drive F. \V. Wocdworllt Cu.. Hill H a rd ' conflict. m m , and W alter Ilsn d c rs, Mr. ring, which is s lid to have been Ington.” Mr. Ilnnlry has liven given a ware Coniptny, Hanford Atlantic - H iHsIwoith, Polk: To grant a Powell, Gordon Cole, R. D. Whit*, operating extensively. In thl* Gobrr hss been district nttor- new office in the rlrarin g house National Hunk, S|>rer A Hon. J .G iH-niioii in l.nlN-lle Turker, l.akeMr. Puge. Virg.il W#»t#r ond th# section of the state. In eddltlon to n y here since AMI, Ills present iand, a r<oifrder*le veteran w ij611-sex Elm s Cochraln, Mahal headquarters in th«. Taylor build­ M ifro ly Co., First National Hunk. uw the arrest*, tha Hheriff and his tenure expires In IU3I. ing, and l» now working out de­ Hall Hardware Company, Hemino'r d rp u tlei H io recovered two au to ­ Fuiicloih and Caldwell, Hants Ferguson. Ethel Hyotlaln# and tails end plans for th r campaign, Shoe Shop, I. It. Martin I'slnt iio*a: To piovido a penally of one Mnvy Miller as members of th* mobile! and two bicycle*. X **» clionii. * vrilth la to gel under way o ff lc Shop, W. A. Nagel, .‘ moke House (C onlinucl On Pngs Four) Ja c k Dial and .Hugh Miller (ally by April 20 or 21. H I* l" lim ber Shop, J . C. Penny Co., ftanford Kiwanians a t their cussion e f the bird's makeup, dis­ white youtha said lo have been him from o th er living living In Oriatfihf MW tn the county continue fo r *t !»»»« *»,v»n weeks. Stanley.lingers Co., |l. Ucinlske I w ilk lr luncheon Wednesday at tinguished creatures, y and dcscrll*d h l t j —„ . . . Mr. Ilnnlry e*pect* to put the A. Kanner, W. K. Ihm awsy, lla riy tho grand llokd F orrest Lake beard a ibysiral characteristics In c lu d in g • w * ,t * " * art*®0 u f* 1 campaign arms* largely through Huotlel. Itenaud Haller.- Shop, M a rre st following their /a b o r t address by Dr. Dayton ireathlng circulation method <of Ifosinxvoit, II. It A. Dept. Sion-, MIAMI. F la , Apr. I t —<INH»— culun^eer help, jn which he will be fedfgal entomologist, on inronmtoa, feeding, longevity, ml- Wednesday. Dial was nabbed in Gainesville where a llupmoblle Rosamond Mors*, the runaway assistrE l y the committee of 60 F. lo N iton, Caldwell F'uridltire calory habits and other traits. lomle valu* of birds, p a r­ fo .. The Fathluii, lluellvr-Jacks.»i Another visitor tree Manlly P. sedan, belonging to D. Kersey of daughter of a wealthy Brookline, and growers. ly those th a t a re friends Judge Allen F-. W'slker, presi­ Co., Sanford Stove Works, Wag­ . “ Improving th r Home Flock by Inkers plarc a t hatching llm # by I'pdyke, guest uf or J, J. L u Mares sisrea- Hanford, nsnioic was recovered through the M ass, fam ily who conducted an Pin|N-r III ceding Piaclii*” wax culling out u n d rsln b l# W n i w o f Gainesville police, International search fo r her, was dent Of the rlrarin g house, in oner F'urnltirrv Company, G, W. ini- sul-jc.’i of u lec'tutu given last m il Mt'ik chicken*. V tta, who D vrtrh, H. Hvnjamln, The Outlet, Florida ar rem m entlrg on this move, dew as arrested In Orlando and aid local farm ers At thu ago of eight weeks. M l. sight by Alex It. Johnson before _ m phasl.IngJw hat the Old . Ford touring car, which was on h e r way home today. Hhe was ■lured th# lime hsd come for (he M. Henson, George McCall, I'iggly- members uf the Keminol. Poult-y Juhnsan said eaily m aturing birds ng Iassets, which ordl- roads, emphasis located yesterday In Miami, where Spanish T rail means to the atehr. Wiggly Mures, Hauman U rothirs c u,(_ j j r> a p|i«#rrd on the should be banded with special Is g reat damage to reJ. etolen last week from W. MInchew ah* had born living a t a cheap clearing house lo enlist the eupn It# various stages of The material w ealth o f Florida, of Pearson was said to have been hotel earning her living ** * port of nil growers in Florid* who Hanford G at Co., and Seminole migrant In the pine# uf M. M co'or bands In order th a t th s ooriy he said, will soon he greatly F’e*d Company (3 months only.). Tbnr speaker laiasdcn, who was unavoidably m aturing fact may b# rem im M r ’ w aitress. In the custody of Frank are not already members of th* • ithanccd by th e development of found In hla possession. rd In a later aclrction. Brood/ prevented from' l-eing presrnt. law of \Ae ha le a f ..voclation. Everything possible Boise A. Sherman and his He agricultural reeotfrtae, and noRobert*, head of * private deterF'urtv |K)ultry ptoducsis repre­ hens should bo designatocl and which h a will be don# to Induce growers brother, Ivrie, were the negroes eerted th a t the eU tn's poosibUitlvw agency, th* g irl left for Brook­ senting Lake M ary,.Lingwood and krpt out of the breeding pen. it batxreea nabbed fo r alleged theft of bicycle* line on a Florida E a st C oast train now on th# outside to cast thoir ties are practical y limit Is**. uther sec t uni u( thn County were was staled. fare**' lot with (ho association this euro The Kiwanians laid plane for Both plead guilty before Judge a t 10 A. M. today. “ F'rom the. a rtu al prodUcUot' present. The round-table discus­ . Is not aiM M M •« “ holding an* a summer ram p for Boy Jama* G, Sharon , n fou*-months' * sion. which supplemented tha lec­ stmul|H>int th# tra p n*$t is the Th# More# girl, wboee w here­ m rr. M r -Hanley aspect# By defratlng Eric Vlhlen. tha Scouts. Howard O rrriln was ap­ term balng given Boise and a three about* were made known to her n<»unc« th* full details of ture, was given tu a conalcteratlnt most accurate method of aoUcttob the growth ed do- pointed w a t n i l as scontmasler, months' sentence being passed up­ fa th e r by Duqoe De Bacardi, a rsm palgn program In ' a few Howard F’nvill# hgx been rrv w p fj ot numerous question. Including but It more costly," sold th . and members of tho d a b pledged on Ivrie. Two wheels, ana belongl rlub champion of th# Hanford feeds, f m i growing, worms* t>f speaker. Cuban painting contractor here ■lay*. Excellent results rosy bo ab th eir se-oporet ire . *Country Club. Faeltl# downed poultry, poultry mites, ticks, lies Ing to Speer’s store and tha o th er w ith whom ah* had b*#n friendly talned through physicist (hMRr The m atter e f providing fscll- to J . C. Smith, were recovered. Vlhlen .Sunday in th* final match and sanitation methods. Insscts favorable BODY ID ENTIFIED and who rocognlaad h er *# Rosa In speaking of breading precti- le ts and pigmentation- Mr. Jobs of th# championship tourney Rrewth and n ^ ro d aetlea and itiao for • workshop fo r hoye a t Hheriff McClelland and Chris ton told his hearer# to pier ■ dlaceur- the Methoditv Orphaaag), a t Ben- Staphenson conducted ike inveatl- mond More* from s picture In i which had beta In progress for cts, Mr. Johnson stressed tne im I heir best hens together fo r breod ELIZABETH, N. J n Apr. 11. New York new spaper, epent the porlanct of setting a definite stan ­ eoaatrpetive ■ee Hpringa w as presented by T. 7*tloos nnd made tkw arrests. thre# w rtkt. . G N 8 ) —Th* body of th* torch dard toward which to develop • ’ mg purpu-vs. wight a t th e Roberta home, guard oiurd*r elrtlm found n * r Granp t L Dumas and w as referred to the Of the Th# rlrh tren th hot# found th# flock of chickens. . Selection for In # club's next moating will t board, o f directors. Mr. M arre*d by local police. Dr. ford r* b . U last, was IdraUfUd pl#y#rs deadlocked, F'avlll# noting held M iv 14. Tho*# who d##lre t LINDBKRGJf ARRIVES li t * t | | seated th a t a t H er baggage, It wa* learned tods* as to s t of Mrs. Mildred out his opponent til th* nlli#to«nth bicoding, he said, should b«gtn b# placed on th# club mailing l» e re when eggs ar# selected fo r Incu­ This sews sent n orth on w 9:43 P. M at a • ATLANTA, Apr. I t — f!N 8 > ~ tra in Wednoeday. A ll attainpta by Mov^y C*«.pb*«. ot O rotorilla. graon. Th* match waa hard fought bation purposes and core sboulu are aaktd t# tend th#lg M R|s p*v It W*J announrod as Uto o f­ throughout and attracted cotoidsr- * #xarc toed In picking thorn ac tilh s r to F. N. Purdy, , > l . Chariaa A- I la dkerg h laadbetw tga v k ls le d . t OasvdLr FU ld here a t 1»06 reportort to ranch Roberta nnd flc* «f P roM rato r John/B . W #kh- able Interest among th* club cording to tho desired alto, shape, • r Mis# Maud# Cameron, iw migratory twfl, it waa . i t aad • food fa r tha I this afterwooo, flying from Msri- MU* M en * fo r o n In tsrrlsw last Two xeaasaa from G & M vU k **• members. ' c '#cU*ob RfUR tary-treasurer. color and tex tu re S smln#4 th* body. Right sa d this morning U H Bp j Scout a c t l r t t i t g , ______dl*A MJa*. ______ _________ \ *• ^ • T^ .V jf t -■ i LOCAL MEASURES ARE INTRODUCED AT TALLAHASSEE Five-Man Commission Sought To Be ValidatedlnOneMeasure Tl.PA.SO, Te*V A pr II — (IN S) —Concentretlon of Mexican rebel T O M P tn a . sm alt .aU 'p.alJiM k*t» lining th e international horde.*, where escape to the United S tates w tll-be open, appeared to l>e tile stra te g y of revolution lesdeie to ­ day. Las than a hundred miles of this border territo ry la now In control of the rebels. All seaports have b a tn cloartl to them anu atrdng fru eial columns ate reportid closing In from a lb aids. A lederal arm v yesterday oc­ cupied J u a r r t which was hastily evacuated by the ronrmand of Uen. Marrelo Ceraveo late Tuesday night. A civilian adm inistration waa Installed and the customs House reopened' Movement of ex ports, and Imports held up by jjm bar go While the rebel,- held the town, was resumed. Gen. Carayeo Is reportrd mnv- F re j F .'D c m a r, president of the club, “and .willing to consider the facte * Allan C. C ottschaldt. president of an A tlantic advertising arenev, who has been in Sanford for the past several d ty s, reported pro­ nounred enthusiasm among the Sara set* and Manatee interests. -T hey are natu rally looking to Sanford to take the lead in this m a tte r,'' said Mr, G olU rhablt, whore work has thrown him In contact w ith association activity in various parts of the country. “ A t the general meeting nest Tuesday In lak elan d the growers will undoubted!* go on record 100 p er rent for th e campaign.” he predicted. Form al organisation of the Florida Celery Aaaoclatlon is e* EXTENSION GIVEN IN NEW BILL FOR PAYING OF TAXES First Relief MeaHurc Of ’29 AwaitingSignature OfGovernor i ■■jR.'to »'■ V* I ! I * I S ,V ^ ^ ^ ^ .^ |( J 0 B E R - A V E R S HE clearing house WILL EXPOSE BIG TO SPEND $50,000 STATE G.O.P. RING FOR ADVERTISING U.S. District Attorney Citrus Growers Vote . ' M a k e s Statement ‘ Funds And l*auneh Drive For Membiers A f t e r Resignation t i Local C. Dup Okeys Shorter Term For Thursday Holidays Lake Mary Minstrel Planned For Friday! imary Pupils Will ive Operetta Friday Four Boys Nabbed For Alleged Thefts Of Autos, Bicycles . Stoner Addresses Kiwanians On Birds As Best Friends Of Farmers .• S T j c r r * - w RunawayDaughter Of Weaitliy Father Is Sent Back Home Poultry BreedingH inis Outlined By Johnson In Talk Before County Club tn a w n s a r. to Faville Takes Club Trophy From Vihlea sS b i atsar t ■dSAi*. i* \ * * 'N - c ’ �4> 1 f SA Di '* j 'l. | V-v Lta* * * *\ lirS iH vtrfW ' c-L ".« v J w ’fcjioC . v From Stockholm to Romo rray O f American ^ Leave Today For fvasion O f Great Britain »1 - , Da via J . W aW a l i m i t News Servlt* •p e rt» M U r Apr. I10—A •X .. moat * -C•ad* i team of ro lfsw I and professionals,'! »UI a rt ra il fo r Engi tltli afternoon on a 1 a f u rgent tnulnw a. Tbay guise a f frUntUhlp and m i to be garland* of i from th# t#«T A n t. But a r t r and Mr. Hagan ha* klmia'.f of til* euatorafaakt to th# populat", ;R * * « r* n ; good. - J H I May not h a n much l i f t : th a lr «tlf aafflrlaacy aad t Uk gfl o u t - ou .Ukx uu cm PROPAGANDA ON NEW ARGUMENTS Seek To Show Modem Efficiency Demands Absence OfWhiskey «a. war* atlll a rm In thalr -gru d g e’’ match thle morning. (iraanleat ran away wMi the third block, m to 40, but Taoarakl won th a next ' * * *® M Oraenleaf i-.aited tha third llock with a run of M. Ortanleaf leadi on p^inta, 300 to 3*4. Point! will decide tha match II each win* a lt blocks. W a s h i n g t o n !"” April 10 — (INK)—Tha high-powered ex ecu live* of th* nation’* leading' dry organisation* a r t attem pting to evolea new and more *clen|lf1method* o f carrying on a cam ­ paign of education for support of the 18th amemknent. Th* old-fashioned Idea* of paint Ing the saloon aa the chief Instru- NEW YORK, Apr. io .— (IN 8> —Ray B arbvJ la coming back to the fold. Tha former Hyramiia U nlreralty v a e k and football etar. who wna tha only A m entan •jo win ft room on th# flat In tho ____ to be, pond tha_ _________stag*. experim ental stage. sound, _aa are believe It to ha, w* ____ m ust Insure Its' aoecaaa In fat Ith a "Th# ImperatiVa insure Its “The fm peratir* need need fo r a now new I nsust type of education work la harmony United State* not alene fo r th* with tha Intellectual, process of ■ak* of the Untied Ststaa h u t na* tha prelent age I* evident,” aald cause of th# wortd-wlde post ICherrlngton In a review of tha bllltie* Involred.” accompMshmants of hla depa.t“ A rgum ents th a t mad* their ap ­ peal a generation ago need to ba rephrased to meat th* condition* of a *hanging tr a . Much of th# data upon which th* older prohi­ bition propaganda waa based is antiquated. Many I'Table— T h e Increasing mechanisation of Industry, th e steadily deertasting safety m argin on our highway* crowded w ith automobile*. Th* pyramid stru ctu re of Installment buying which rests upon th* Integ­ rity and aarn 'n g capacity of th* »ba.yxwfrfj*ortW’-lh« .eytcnripi mgaa 'y r M i k t u a - -m - i l i w a ..,. where a single drinker-m aj th.Viw a whole factory out of *Up', the maintanance of th* enormous ro> larvolrw of liquid capital mad# available fo r modern finance by th* steady accumulation of sav­ ings bank* deposit* by a sober poop’*, With score* of other *lgnllicsnt economic factors, m ust be fully considered ln,eonnectlon with any. proponed solution of the alcohol problem. Referring to prohibition aa an experiment he aald: “We are w ork'ng out In the United F tatr* experiments whoa* significance la o r will be, worldwill). For the flrat time In history a great nation' ha* attem pted a social policy so far-reaching aa If. Fields Sb. Water* efLake. *h. Totals Local N i n e Again NO MORE GAS Loses To Orlando IN S T O M A C H By Score Of 3 To 2 A N D JBOWELr If ywa s M t . he N ia j j J g a Sanford bowed again to Ha an clent rival yralerday afternoon vr.en the Semlno'e High School nine took tho abort end of a S to 3 dee'iion with th* visiting Tigers. Hoggins. Orlando first baseman, broke un a hard-contested gam* with a three-baa* kit In the elgh'h. sending th* winning run a r m s th* pan. *!••»• will We aS— H ayr*,.Sanford'* alar h u rltr, V. < l . s n wilt a# ^ snuinSsusT! a g s e a cg- .n good form, the form er a log seven h't# and th# la tte r five. Ing tha tacUoa of the A. A— U„ nimsoaked father have been toss­ Hayes also w as responsible for and profenlonallam In am ateur ed Into th* waste-basket. la lbo trtlassr aasb aa*. ■■* the Ioc«''» two runs, .m ashing out lac. athtlftid*, U due U ha ralnitated e a rs I l s n . H leo gl. Instead, there ha* emerged a new a clean hit th at sent them bo'h drum TfUm 91* IAiir.1 , J di»#l*. . 1 very ahortly by the ocal regia scheme of displaying' prohibition across the RlateAlways on hand at l aon« im p o rt!, tha argosy la ration committee of ’.he A. A. 11, aa a necessity In nn age of machine­ The box aeor* waa a* follow*; Union Pharmacy ifl-t ImpraaMv* a ra r apo**or« parhapa a t thalr neat mat’Jng. ry when th* average man m u tt a t­ O.fando . AB 11 “It “E American *olf and. although tain a high point of efficiency or 4 0 0 P. Yockum, If, V rt.T . Jon#* will not taka part, take a place in th* rear ranks of 1 4 Ivey, rf. prospect U n't altogathar r a ­ th* world's oroeeaslen. Kogero, aa. 4 1 I tV|>rrington F ather 3 2 0 ng to a country th a t haa Hoggin*) !b. 4 2 I F- Yorkum. 3b. an o f IU laat rig h t open Ernest H. Cherrlngton, general SNAPPED AT ROME—Unda Von Kllnckomtroem. noted Swcdiali 3 0 0 Fairfield, Sb. |H P |w H h lp i aattla In **tha secretary of th* Departm ent of :oatttM inflamed aad tor* horsewoman In front of the ancient Colosseum upon her arrival la 3 0 0 •A>ng, cf. s m caa ba qalckiy relieve®, Nona* a ta a ." Tkla record ha*'prompted Education of th* Antl-Raloon Rome after a trip on horseback from Stockholm. Sweden. 0 0 4 .Spurs, rf. ftellae mean. Jest taka aa i League of America, la regarded aa M question, w hat la Uta m atter (Centlnuod From P.^re One) 4 I 0 V. Yockum, p. * a cooung do** of tha fath er of th* new Ida*. M l BrlUah golf. and moot of u i Tampa and which la said to hare 1 <7 33 3 Ttftal* Th* characterisation by H erbert _ aaw tha anawar. Thora la nothing been set In motion by Dla*. UO N A U Pf llourer of prohibition as "a noble AB II II E PO Sanford COUGH IYEUP Hip M atter with B rltlth golf, **• When ’A# Indictment# were re­ 0 '0 0 3 experiment” has been accepted, Spencer, a*. M th a t tha baya over there are turned yesterday morning dspuly 4 0 0 0 Scnirard. r although some strong prohibitions i ready to do what tha photo- m arshals were Immediate!/ o r­ 3 I I 0 Peters, lb. still complain of this statem ent 4 phar tail* them. They watch dered to pick bp Domlngtie*. __j* hlrtUa. Tha American doaan’t. They got him an Tampa before noon. ■ a gate I t I t ha* bean a general custom - - TWa being tha caae, It would ba in grand Jury ca.es to withhold aurpriling If a t la a it one Information regarding Indlf.menta planahlp n ld n 't, return until Ihuaa Imlin n i lia .e ta rn a r­ „ Invadan. It la pomlble, rested. No fear waa expressed th a t all three, In addition as to Cfc’ la, w h i waa e»|i*ct»d ' ft* th e Ryder Cup, might fall Into to appear voluntarily aa soon as ' gM » hand*. That, of rour»c possible a fte r he Is adrlsed lh*\i ' wdaldn’t ba a normal development. he was In lu d rd In th# Indict­ St w eald ba a miracle. Yet tlie golf ments returned hetv. In each count of the tw o In­ la thara. . \ dictments all thosi namnl were f i ITlrat fo r tha capture of th# open linked. The first count reads: I b y th a Ryder Cup pemontl and **• “Tha’j on a <l»be from Decem­ * tran* 0UJ profcislonata aeemed. the ber 13. HUM. to and Inrludinu by Oeorg# Von Elm, and Feb. 7 IU2U, th* exart du j Iwlng „ th* woman’* championship to the grand Jury and vhese Olenna Collett. Our moat gland jurors unkm.w'n, at Tampa, ___ Ibla chance n o ttra llr re»t* Florida, in **ld sonlhern district . w ith tha open, Ibr here we have of Florida, and whhln the Juris­ Hlusliatlna a service lhat I* being performed by the nutodtans . f M t only the >\ablt of surresa but diction of this court, Julian Diax, CaUrorslas lut.lv famous smooth highways. A scrlrs of powril.d alia* J. I . Dyal, whose re I and tb a men to make th# habit perF.ectru-magmU. drawn behind a motortruck, pit.*) fashion, picks up all true name la to ’hear grand Jur­ nulls Slid tnrlu! I,birds fiom tlu? roads, thus otnUting th# dangtr u( M aaent. . or* unknown, aia-eo Mir and Ar- punctures. . . . . . • -T o r -exam ple, ta ilin g .-w ith the mado Domlngue, did, with Intent Cup Team today era Hagen to defraud the Unltr,l K1 sirs, ami _ _ Winner of • the U rltlih lltla arsons to the grand Jury un­ I gad It* preaaat hidden Horton mown, knowingly, wilfully, u n ­ gppw tho m<>!t sansullunil lawfully, felonhiuf y and fal.ily MadaUat of lh« year: F arre'l nnd fonre certain ol-llga’lsin* o f tho Dlagal, respective national <>)>en United h’.a t.a , ami Sidney J. Call*, .r., alia* l . who*# real and B. O. A. rhamplum, and and true name I* to the grand Jur­ 7/W ls* Raraaen, form er champion In hnlh ors unknown did unlawfully, a f thoaa dlrlilon and jo third place knowingly* wilfully and felonw inner In the Itrltlih event la»t lously aid ami a le t Mir said Ju l­ year, Al Espinosa, Kd Dudley. ian Dias, alia* J. I- Dyal, Mute., H airy SvAft.child. Airport*,memJohnny Golden, Joe T urneie end Mir, Armando Domlkguei wllh II) lliimsr ll Mels NEW YORK, Apr. 1 0 -IIN S I Iwre-at'lkllK*. , A l Walroue complete an offirlal Intent to defraud '.he United Tha nidmbers of the rommltt.-o team th at probably h is had no States, and certain prison* • > —A .ccoml Pan-American alrlin-' oul (h it the formation o( the equal |a point nf .kill and pre>tlgo. the graml Juror* unknown, In 1,,-twn n North and South A m rilr* point out ' ' the Ihe formation of thr The** entries ought to i* ,<n >ugh falsely forging certain obligation* I.) WM) Of I he Weal Italics nr Urn- ,o:nt ou*. that r.Cising rommlttet I iii I A m riica unil the ,a« t ron”l nl of ’he tinned Male*; the esarl lUesllonaMe advr. b a t tb e r are more. MaoDonaM e rather than a llitsoulhrrn ronllneni In IH" dr was u prj-venlive Sm ith. who wee beater out nf Ihr numln-r of the ,.ldlg*il"n» being Ji nelm and lliii'ii"" Alice Iimiiii* l» ot>rrr« lis r i measure. They also to the grand juror* unknown; the title by an unruly Ilr’fi«ta gallery snjd obligation* of ‘.he United ,lay as a r<'»u I nf an ammun'i s in s* ilio Impurtanee to Ihe defo u r y e a n ago li a 'u m .v in Eng- Stale* la in - of the M o w in g m m , ».y I’an American Airways, velopnunt, ol the industry in hav­ t a d getting hlm .elf ic»dy (or the tenor, to w hi’’ I iK'., I hut H is H’ g"li*tinK with I l f ing it medium through which | H o f a life li.u t nnd Bill M ibb Then follows a ilctnllnl de­ Aigfiiline und llrasllian govern- doubtful appearing adve.rising ran horn, amartlng under the Implied scription of the 1 100 rountrrfe % im-nla lor Ills- n g h l I" npnai.- n i.t rberked.. Un e ss.intelligent design la »m • lig h t of th* Ityder CupcommlUe* with il» aerial numl>er of other roininrrtial line between Ihrlr ployed, tiia'Il.lltKI A m ritran co.i I* gong along to show them ll id ill.' a showing it to lie u forgery iu ," la l, und the Untied Slutr*. . John D. .Suinmrrw, Assistant iiiunltiesldanning lo liulilt airpor.s of H bon* fide bill. m istakes will happen und do. Yit-e I’rrsidrnt of the rolhpany, I. th a ) esc ln»y lose much -if tie : V aa Elm Is a chum.i In n i man’a , The first count of Ihe Indict­ inndurtliig the ncgolialiuna In Ilw DIIMI.OliO.IMR) th a t will be needed • s •p e n tournament, either, n n lw lth ment returned os of Twtnpo Argi'nlinr, while Uscscr I'crel’ ’ carry ouOp|beae pruie'.-ls, Hurvty gha possibility th at Tommy charged Dial. Mir and Dominguea id- .Sous* is i,'presenting the I’a i Wiley Cciyllell, architect, annou lw.-.h forgery of government I f' A m o u r, IV37 America! rhim pl. n, iinincv *nd C alli with aiding and A m rtiran Intrrcs'ji in lllo de Ja n ­ u d he.e recently. and t a n A ndenon, fornmc holder ala ttln g in forgery. The second eiro (o rite tlV sla trm e n t waa incidrnP an-A m oiran th e la tg e sl In­ lal lu an whrtounremcnt of a IH>>o f tha Branch title, will Join the roui.’j chat gitl Dla*. Mir and troupe a t the laat minute, the Dominguei with keeping in llielr i n national a ir i at ns port eyalrm In iH)0 prise tsomiwlltion for airport pilgrim age might seem to I*” tom- po.session with Intent ’.o pa.a the wmIII. already ls ojo-ratlng design* whlrh wl-l lw held by thJ nrur y l>,U«M) m Irs of airways «.» 14-high Puri Und Cement Company *gg la all essential details. ami ra il* wi\h aiding and alwt- which ro n ttarte* ar* livid for air of AllenttKfn, Pa. Corbet-, is The H, Purchase Plan Offers the ting them In possession with in- mull M iv k - lo N'missu. Cuba, tho rhairm an uf the Competition Com­ lowest available finance terms on 1= IrtV to pa»*. West Indies, Mexico, C cntial Am- mittee. : | the balance. T hire were five count* in the rri< u end ihe Panama Canal /o u t. The Lehigh Airport Competition IndU'tinn.' irlatlng to the p ost­ Ulilveisal Aviation Corporat'anl, will close Ndvember ID, and It U ing and attem pting In pas* mun opeiator of one of A m riica’* most e x p c lrtl th at oat of it will comJ By lalernallonal New* Hervlc* lirfe il money at Miami, wliirh rs tm s lv r air li*ns|«ift srrvlcei, M4 CHARLOTTE. N. O , Apr. in. ed to the arrest of Dias and the will barnnir flrsl of Ihe many d'- piactical designs of modern air-.Jfaah ln g to n was firs t In war, llurwcll won.an. Th* fln-v count vciwe "Ul’s'd larir, o f The Avi*ti"i, Iwit Is which | wrt I accslrrnt* the I firs t In peace nnd flrve to trim was on the charge of foigery. Ciiriuiraiion. |uigc«t aeronauiie progress of avaitlon. Arrangeinepta have - been rtWth e New York Giant* twice ui the aceond on pissrssion. Uatl* bolding und den-'opm rnt tnmpuny plctcd whetby the t urlta Flying ' maeeeaaion ihl* V**r- The Na'.v ami Dlut were named In all Jive. in' the United Mutes, if u stork .Servkr.lhniuMh its nation-wide walloped the ta r out of Fryd Mir and Jhimingoei were named Irunafrr pn>)uoul is accrptnl by chain of uirporta and air-fields, fltasiifrmons *•• August* yesler- il, two nnd ' be llurwcll woman Universal sharehrldcr*. all will become t sclusive distributor In ' and awamiHil Ihr Mctirawmen Mis* Iturwell, who was here An offer t" rsrhM prr the Av'.* this country and in Canada for .o 3. Ooos# (liwllii rontrihuting ill Ihrre. | il„n Oorpoiatkin stock for ito !': ■a tingle, * double ami hlf first yrsterdny, w*. Indicted on only of th,- Universal corporation in u Command-aire biplanes, according lo an announcement made recently IjM M er of ’.he y rar. Kam June* Ih m rounl* In Ihe Miami In- hari'-for shuro liasls, is convryol by C. Hummer Ireland, vic*-pres*hald the (iianls to two b ill In ilirlmet* ', these dealing with Ihe lo Individual stockholder* In a le t­ in cba.ge nf aa1**. gta Innings. The teams rasura* Ihre* .pillion* $100 bills she ter posted recently by l,ml'a II. itini The Uommand-arie, together gbelr aeries here today. passed or u ttrm i’ el to past while Piper, Universal president. with the Cesana munopUne, a like on a sir pping tour in ’.hat rity. Through Its subsidiaries, the distributorship of which was an­ T J BIRMINGHAM. Ala., Apr. 10. One O f Ih . shop keeper*, figuring Universal Coipurutlon provides, nounced ten days ago, now givr.t fIN 8>—No exhibition gam* in th,. money was bogus, railed in air transport arrvlca* •.« Chlrago, th* Curtiss Kly.ng Hervic* nalionW h ich'the New York Y anktra an ­ officer* who arn v ex i the woman. Si. laiuit. Kun.a* City, Omah.i, wide reprvaentatiun for ala air­ A Big, aduk-aix* •,Sb.,, Fin* to look al. are mandard. They do not cool you oaf ' Is complete without a pll- She staid she g<t| It from lliat, Minneapolis, Kt. Paul, Cleveland. plane*, including \h* Sikorsky Am Roomy and comfortable. Rich, handsome cent extra. The tarn* with (ha new type flghM Yesterday’* lusttlw of her empb'Vrr, rave the name nf Cincinnati, Columlut* and Ixmls- nhlbian. In lan d Amph plan*, Cur upholstery and appointment*. A SUPER* GLARE-PROOF rcar-aritw mirror, was ataged by the fans the hotel B{ which k* was slop­ vill*. It ra.vir* ma I Under govern. tiaa Robin and Curtisa Fledgling. SIX toator-7 0 mil** aa hour-6 0 mil** safety lock, starter and electric gauge far Rock, Ark„ a fte r Bab* ing, and they wsnt there, gnu m rnt rant n u t and a ir aapraaab*Special color comblnalloos of |#f-j th* gam* In th* eighth dm ami lorked him up. an hour all day long. In getaway and hill fuel and oil on dash. Bright par* at* __ t twaen Chlcagu and W- Ixiula, 0,n green. ro*« Incg* and brown ami '• and took all th* excitechrom ium plated. IM ief has liren. espres.ed all aha and Ht. lemls. by way of Kau- tsn w.ll be used In th* Intanot climbing k challenge* any car. with him. Th* acora waa along by those fam iliar wivh tho aaa City, and between C tvelend d*coratiun* of th* three tri-m -rid* and W A T C H Yark ». I - 't ie Rock 1. Th# digging in Ihe IMaa rase tha- and Ixiuisville. It malirmlna Ifailfl tored ■ll-melal Fold pUnaa whbh H y d rau lic sh o ck ab so rb ers, 4-w heel Ask for fr champion* play tha Blr- Miss llurwcll waa used by her schools In Minneapolis, ML Louis ColonUI Air Transport will v it Baruns her* today. Invu service on ila Naw York-Bos­ . boss largely in passing the coun- and Marion. III. Frank Tlrhenor of A rro Dlgert, ton iMuscnger rout* opening A nri, tsrfei’*, one of which la said to kNTA. UaT Apr. 10.— Itavo turned up In ■ Tampa bank. end Earl Osborn of Av'atton war* 16. The widU of tba nU nta wl’l t« -T ha A tlanta C raclw n lost Whether she actually gave \h* elected Chairman and Vleo-Chatr done in the** color scheme* aa well gam* -j j Brooklyn yealer- government valuall# Information man i*spectlv»'y of a general com­ as th* uphoU itry of th* chali* 10 to 4, hut obtained two w at Hi*' rip taln rd . Th* general mittee forme.) b y .|b f Publisher* anil arrrsssorias. . * t from the Robins. They theory here I* th a t *ha turned Section uf th* Aeronautical Chamher of Commerce recsntly to In­ Man Roaenfield form er Hlr- s'ate'* evidence. Sawmill of E ast Coast Lumber vestigate questionable aeronautical Company near Lake City recon.k am ouflelder, and Al Doadvertising. wko uaad to caMh for MaDaytona Beach will dedicate alt A sub-committee on investiga­ ditionrd for operation* by BrooksK, Tfca Qgmckrrs didn't want mall uo il April 16-17. tion with th* following. member* Hran Ion Corporation. form er New was appointed: Ralph B ursters, DREW8TER—Manataa highway A'rway Age. Chairman! H a.lay W. Main Florida offkes paving project completed recently. Mitch* 1. A sronsuHc*. vIcoHnaiv Amet Iran AgricttRutuV Apr. 10.—(INB) man (>r tho Middle Wool! Robert Corporation, a FYonda -ke of tha I f fo r eurfaciay Contract awardhd a w irtM fa aurfadng i j_ priu-hard, Western Flying, v k v ttoa w th InveeMneaU c f . 'a 000 |q B ut*, nr* t* h* mevad from V41UH « h « p l j j j ^ Gulf Coast Highway Into Panama I chairman for tho Parlftc Coast! I . Jacktoovdlf la U kalagd. City from Enat Bajr hrldg*. } A- NUoa, Alp TianaportaUah, a»4 B0GUSM0NEY CHARGE IS LAID ON S. J^jC A T T S Motorists Will Appreciate This Raw Throats SW ING ft ft i Pan-A merican A irw ays Is Planning Second*Line To South A m eric a n C e n ters I f Challenges Your Interest in These Important Ways E / is v t o B u y E /i s y t o O w /i On our own streets, here in Sanford, Es­ sex the Challenger, under competent observation, averaged 22.6 miles per ' gallon. The average owner in thiB city can expect 18 to 00 miles and upward. Hundreds of records all over the country during “Challenger Week” prove Essex economy. Commercial users operating large fleeta of Essex cars say that ser­ vice and maintenance costs, .covering !,millions of miles of operation, are low­ est of arty car they ever tested. * For Instance, the Coach $ 3 0 0 Down, and monthly Payments o f $54.91 Your present car w ill prcjbably cover the entire first P aym en t.. . M. C. SPORT BRIEFS E ssex the Challenger sw eeps aside the barriers of price class. It challenges the performance, the style, the luxurious room y com ­ fort of any car at any price, on the basis th11***0. <5tiier. 1 y.°,u back so much for every dollar you put In.. Tkat is w h y the big buying sw ing is to Essex. T hat Is w h y motorists by thousands are sw itching from past favorites, and trading In their present cars for p the big values Essex the Challenger gives. tR ,’ *2 A Wide Choice of Colors a t No Extra Cost g issue* W IGHT ■m&i '.t -T- • 'Y j •fsA ""-- - V a d v isS . j .ta b- Jj._US.I, r-w - . . ■. rA +it ____ ^ 8 ^ THg s 1 T 2 �c " 7 ----- r ''r T ? ~ x r r ~ ? z -TT- 17 ' , fn larp . numerous ways a t low expense! Everyone knows "Kellogg's Corn Flakes” Is a healthful food and many people peonl eat it for that reason alone. They know It is hwdthfin because Kellogg, knowing the value of advertU IvertDlng, took the trouble to tall them about It. Pcopln who amoks "Old Gold” cigarettes probably do so because there's "Not P cough in a carload.” They know there’s not becfpie they bava been told so by countless ads In every Vlad th a t whip* th* croft newspaper and magaslne In the country. Why are Oregon t alep^w i-psk Icanlag Sows th* apples famous the world over? Because they have been ad­ vertised. When people come to know about celery, they' will de­ 'JSfeftf AW b ta . mand celery. And when there Is a demand for celery, there a Soaring ward ays of tile nlsff Wi|) be no problem of over-production. Let’a tell the world about celery. • y i r t f * 0!°*‘ w Bsrd ‘J jjg k . Foygat jh# plly In the sang Of each Immortal chartU*r, g a d 1st M> sta re e f aafiuaa 1 Our staging legacy from kar. p r* r wars Jewel _ Uw fale’ea dls*. In the news of night "S J A T i Dealing With Ridicule Marjory Stoneman Douglass, writing in the May issue of McCall's Magaxine tells many Interesting anecdotes in connection with the life of Ruth Bryan Owen. One of them illustrates admirably how Mrs. Owen os a little girl learned something of human nature and the value of self restraint In dealing with ridicule. She was only eleven years old when her father, a camparstlvely unknown lawyer in Nebraska, first becumc the presidential candidate of the Democratic party und, be­ cause of his advocacy of “free silver," was the target for Haifa man about their Mouth* frequent jibes from eastern capitalists. In the public schools off! others •cceiapJleh eotpathing. fTCfll of f.lncoln whore Ruth was a student, most of the boyrf and ho g o U j girls wore McKcnley buttops and ofU-n made fun of the Sheriff Gaboon .towel ' in Djivsi sous- daughter of the 'G re a t Commoner.” g£b% "B K '*threkteaed with One day one of the glrla pushed o magazine Into her hands and pointed a t a cartoon characterizing her own fath- W. ppo>» .p w Miami prosehar ir aa a dovil.wlth horns and a long tall, and under it the who • owes gambling takea up words, "Sixteen to one." Dozens of boys and girls stood Election by tho pari mutual around giggling and staring a t her to Bee what she would kha collection syktom. do. Vaguely Ruth re alized 'th at the pleasuntneipi of her fu­ 3 II gqt It Sn tha nack * "They all •o o n ir or late r—look at Sinclair —Aha' beat plan la to play tha gam* straight. Inventor of Submarine Thirty Year* Ago Planned Voyage Under Ice To Po'e—headline. But be had agpeo enough never to attem pt IL HEh H arry Sinclair will have to make ta own bod when he go** to jail, ut aa a m atter of . fact he has mad* h a . own bed a lr u a y ami will h$vr to lie In It. S -o- University of Virginia student* have refused to co-operate in the enforcement of the prohibition aJarudment, The onlv difference oetwern them and other student* I* th at they have admitted It' -« U: Tha Herald regrets the depth of v sitg p o rt l^ ___ _ o u d.., buairusaa Dianaget aud p a rt owner of th e Deals S tar, financially one of th e stro.ig gal, and cd to n ally on* of the ilre n is l ncwapapk.'k In Plnrlde. -oyiorlda furnishes the United Blatcs with lie main *upp y uf fuller's .earth. Florida, by tha way, elands ready to furnish anybody with all the earth b* can eland.alm U sstb Tiros*. Yea, wa >#V* its of sand all right -o w r I* lined to t* A woman fere m gntage adf« t|f-w « ra milled t**lng »i*ty-*evrn Imntcdlairly afterw ard, which just got* to show how rapidly a person ages when the care, and reaponlUiUilita of marriad Ufa are th ru st upon ha.i ; t ture association with these boys and girls depended On hur. If she became angry they would make her life miserable ns long as they could get any fun out of it. If she afforded them no amusement in this jnstanre, probably they would not annoy h er in the future. So she sat down at her desk, looked quietly at tho picture evincing somo interest but without the slightest evi­ dence of resentm ent. Then she looked at the next picture without the least change In the expression on her face. Sjowly she turned the pages, looking for other pictures. The other boys and girls were baffled; they were defeated; they had not had any fun at all. And It was not many days be­ fore the McKenley buttons in th at Bchool at least had given way almost entirely to Jtryan buttons. How much better did Mrs. Owen us a little girl huntllo that situation than the Houlhcrn hoy who went for the first time to a northern school. He was Imril and raised in Georgia and had always been taught that the South won the Civil War. When he arrived at preparatory school the oth­ er boys were not long in finding out his most vulnerable spot. They would parade through his room singing MarchIng Through G eorgia/’ Every time they did they precipi­ tated a little riot,'bul being one against many ho ulwayH got the worst of it. They got ao much fun out of it th at they kept at It Until he finally gave up and returned to his home In Georgia. 1 , We remember th at at a boys rump in North Carolina whenever a new bov w ould'arrive nil the old timers would get together and sing, "We’re making Hilly sore,” if Hilly happened to bo his name. They would kuep that up indef­ initely until UiUy's disposition was pretty well tried out. If he took it like.a good s|>ort, he wus promptly welcomed into the camp and made one of the boys, but If he got sore, he immediately became the b u tt of all their Jokca. AVIATION FOU t h e a v e r a g e m a n (1A1NHHVII.LK HUN -o- The clerk of the Dada county t been Incriminal cqu dieted Tha ’U T i f th e M>n* t g a s indicted gnd SB' removed » office s levy weeks *10 . Ir troub'e was < called In office**, which t they wars too «*»ily C V S thus# who make monkeys ot ut of fbe ta g . S fr New York sport*m«x pjan. to i float Palm Beech to New l la SB "Afrornybllp", » wheelr p.opelled bv % negro oa a da About th* llm* he hit* p e o rg ’a mud »nd tb* wheel* up to the sprocket, w* fta“n HnsgiM th a t the "Afro mo» l 1 be abandoned fa r r Df U fr Only four su lk * ot salary * piece are oaten by U>* people a t the United Btataa, each year and yet there are eeme who hetaoar ««r "over-prod urtiuo". I f vre Induce the people to e at on* f ky Ml* rig h t kind ol and sal** promotion, lid craw , fifty million more D i p t I b etter prie* far thpa * • a r t getting Every so oftan you read an hear lh«t tha day of the privatelyowned pleasure airplane for the average man la Just shout at hand. Moat o , as, however, •till have a hunch th a t the airplane Is still • rich man'* plaything. W# admit it ould E* nice to fly, but we take for granted th a t wa'Jl nevey be 'lo rd It—*o it—i we dltml** able to"a/fori fford *11 thl* Ulk •e s lot of empty R gini JOHN ts m p U GRAVES n * It aeqmg elmpet ipcredible to thoee of ue who ere 00 (iqVUWr with celery, but It ie nevertheleea e feet,, thet there 1M of pereone In the United Stetee who Jiere never heerd of eeiery. There ere innumerable people in the eftlrte of New York and Chicago alone who not only have never teated celery, but whp would not have the ellghteat idee what it ie if they abould mo it In e grocery store. Such people, it is reasonable to believe, will not buy celery dotll they know something about it. An advertising campaign properly conducted would spread the story of celery throughout the whoie country A* the Davenport Times h u said, "It would put the *m H’ In celery/’ It would tell, all these people who ktnow nothing ‘ nit it, all the healthful qualities of celery. Providing high beneficial roughage I Rich in necessary vitamins! Good W tJ roubles! prepared in „ r __ m a daiiclogs f A w riter In (he cprrant liiu * of Collier’* M*gailn«, however, pre­ sent a gome rold figure* th a t *) igther I lum lnatinf. While flying flylr yet down to th*I point wnei where all of us can have our H int a t I th# Colllsr’a w riter demonitrate* th a t I, Is by no mean* a form of teeraMlon th a t m u ll be confined to the I'ich | I m»n. F irst of all, ha point* out, Ik* man who g n a ts |o fly must pas* a strict physical axaminallon. and if h* e s n i do th a t W * Juat out ol jock—units* he a tl«h enough to hir» hi* owg p ilo t a* moat of us a r t not. But If tb* taat I* once passed—*od tha P a p a rliu to t of anpervl*** . par cent of th* MSgJa who isb drire auto* can Ay airplanea—th* rest iao’t ao U rtlble. To sta rt with, the V a th* m atter of learning * to fly. In a good school—and the man who tries to save money by learning In a rh e a D one I* apt to break his nwA—the cost w| I run around 1X60 or 1100 That d jn r, notliing la left but to buy a |dane—and fly And It I* rath er surprising to learn that an excellent airplane, safe and rcli able, ran b« bought anywhere from JJOQO or $4000. Furtherm ore, th* time paym ent scheme on which mutoniobl’a* a n sold I* In vogue In th* gylatlva business loo. If the Uvea on th* prospective flyer lives a fa.vn, or adjacent to a vacant field th a t ha can uas a* a landing field, hla troubles s n over. not, he ; uU nut, h# wll have hare to rent ■ snare a t ro u e commercial airport. F ig­ uring In this rent, hi* fuel, repair and ovethau’ing of hla plane, aod incidental expenses, U will rust him about f&XS a yean to do his flying. All of this, to he sure, isn't t a ­ s tily cheep l e t It la apparent th a t aviation Is by no means *i expensive aa w* h*va auppos-d. I s tb* near f u to n , beyond doubt, It win ha «v*B chtaper. “Swept with confueod alarms of struggle p a d fight. Where ignorant ermloa etsah alght." - -Trr w orm Sr we ere perhepe • little better acquainted with the •Ulta that can be obtained through advertising jend the right kind of publicity than the average. And we 1ere thor bunmighty convinced that a campaign amounting td 1 dead end and fifty thouund thousend dqllars, or perhaps two hundred thousand dollars, nut ptf- on this winter, would have materially W & ihc prlw which h .. b « . 4 .I.C.1 doubled, r^ by Tho M ralcan'"^#iictIopf' la a draw and a “nin-off*' will be necessary- B ut neither federal* nor revolutionists seem able to run each other -off ltUJ* for. One biU Introduced In the legir­ ls turo a t Tallahassee would pro hlbit tho aala of in to sk stla g liquor to minor*. Shocking as th e propoke] m ay sown It d o n aof, a s fs r a s' we know, • W i l e th e c o n d u c ­ tion of tho United HU tee. . . R epresentative John Matthew* o f Jackaonvilla want* to aboliah the Bryan Mcood-cholco voting ayaUmr sad return to tb* tw o prlm arr on*. The mathematic* of return! choice voting cauaotl many a braln-atorm la it June. The senate passed four local bill* Monday. P m u m ab ly they were advertised thirty days In ad­ vance aa the law require*. If they were not. Governor C arlton la pledged to veto them. Two y tara ago Governor M artln'a Everglade* bond la*ue trIJJ m ight bava'atoud agalnet tho WOrbl.Nuw It ilea'on the brink of repeal and none to poor to do 'It reverence. Thn legislature's only woman member begin* her career appro­ priately w ith a bill to incree'e facitltiee fo r eorlal tervlca in the ■tale. Even If woman'a place Is no longer evrlutlvely In the home It la In public field* relating to thoee problems of ejtlld w elfare and public m rrala and health whhli vitally concern the home. . ■ o— Confusion wurm confounded mnjr result from documents placed lait week In the coffin-of Pedro Men•ndctgde Avilrs. founder d r St. Augustine. This coffin, 365 re a r, old, was recently presented to tit* city of HI. Augustin* by the Kpanl,h government. I t was open­ ed In-1 month end, before rr-ernl Ing, ci pics of current Issues of the Tlluxvillc Mar-A,l vocal,, Florid j Tim rs Upion, Miami ll« n (K .‘it, Augu*»lne accord, Tam ps Tribune end Tam ps Times were placed In l|. Unless a rnrrAil csptonaUon sctrimpanle* these tw entieth celjt ury document* historians ’Who examine the coffin again n few centuries hence will he Inclined to brainstorms at discovering news­ paper* d atr,| ID29 In X e resting n’nce of a .Spaniard who founded Kt. Augustine In 1505. 4* A aatfav eewaon ot haaebell u opening with play In t h a ' Majors g stito g under way within a few day* which mean* th a t the blearherttea wilt soon be out In full force to watch th* g reatest athletic raev tho (OURt.7 knowi swing Info moties*. Alrwady tho wise birds are naming tho year's winner* In tho American and N ational leagues with some Interest m anifest even now In th* outcome of n e st Fell's World series Tho American people ore th a t wise In b**»b*U, th a t intorostad and live St a gait suffietm tly fnat to w a m n t speculation th a t fa r In th o future. A 'though not represented In M ajor baseball activities Florida*. j>o#ltlor In th l r rm pevt -hr thorn grw -few te*m e endow ttm big top th a t hr* not regarded es representative of some Florida city. Bradenton la naturally more interested In th* Red Sox than any etheytcxm ln rltw of tha fact th a t the Carrlgmn craw trained her#. 81. Petersburg look# to the Yankees and B.isvcv, Tampa ta ths” Senators, C learw ater to the Robin*,-Ft. Myer» to the Athletics W inter Haven to the Phi lira. Waot Awm F>rk to the Beach to the Browns, O r­ Palm Beac lando to th* Rods and ao on down tho lino. Thl* thought can oven b* c an te d Into the m inor circuits lo r Palm etto will be watching th* f e t t n t n of t h e ' Buffalo Bitons, S arasota th s Indianapolis Indians and so anToo Florida haa sent many out­ standing perform ers bo the two M ajor loops and bee*use of UU* our Inte.wst In th s fortunes of v a r­ ious d u b s ars heightened. Wo get the boys during the training sea­ son and because of th l. frequently com* to knew them bettor then do the fan* In the cities th* outrepreeent in their leaigue. “W It le to Florida's evetlast~*iti ih i V l**—~ — ~ -~ c nway good Im prrsxionof th e com* m unltiei In which they train. Ttu parting rem arks of M anager C*’rigan when his boys broke camp here a* reproduced In Tha Herald -hows how these team s feel shout Florida. His statem ent w as tnat if lile team was n et In condition Including' th* w eather conducive to training. CITRUS IS LOOKING UP BRADENTON UEHAid) The Interest -Jist was manifest­ ed by citrus groweie in the scJn-'|lon of the gentlemen who will re­ present bhe Clearing. House A sso­ ciation a t directors-at-large may he accepted a . * good omen fo r It offers conclusive proof .th a t the men who make up th* Industry and h a v t their alt Invested In it are prepared to guard against * repetition of last Fail’s regrettable events th*t th.<rstened th e very foundation of the industry. Un­ scrupulous ehlppera and' dlshonavt Inspectors rould never have worked with the freedom they en­ joyed but fu r the lethargy that '- - ' B111 ts Iapparent In the ranks of TT~ the grower* who were largely perm itling their Interest to end when the fruit left the groves, depending on obb *iu to ore th at th l, fruit reached the market and brought Ihs best prices available. A Study uf the citrus problem lecalls In our mind two childhood truism s: that everything heppens foi the beet end that experlrnru is the heat uf • all teachers .sines It shows us our mistakes and Irequrm lv revests the u tter lack of necessity for their having Imen made. Today th* m m who consti­ tute th* backbone of the Industry —th* grow ers—are more firmly hound together bh*n at any previ­ ous time. Like the little hoy who dread, the firs - because of the burn h e ’received in an unguarded moment our g.nw era have moved Into closer formation With the ob­ had hai In Florida w* s r e e o c l a M U -As citru s Industry th a t It. I* B*J surprising If ws lose sight of tb s facts which w s arc indi*f ' of those w* as'-abUth in tb* minds nop* to eonvsrt Into eurtotner*. In a recent ai-Jcl* In tb* Now Je r­ sey Journal or Education, Dr. DalaUy R. Hodgdon m o u n U an exporlmont with orange Juice which earn# under hi* oheervatlon which th* paranta of Florid* may do w t(t to eo rtid s.r Two groups of malnutrition* children ht-JWOM th* ages of flv* and six, were selected fo r th* experiment. There were twenty children in each group. On* group wax fed on orange Juice and fed faateurised ' mifk of good quality. A t th a end of the first ri* week* th* orang# Juice groups hod gained a total welgh-j of ten time* the gain registered by those In the milk-fad group. Th* la tte r caught up a bit however p art of the orange fe d jfro u p , of been two and one h a lf lim es ’. h i t or ths stralgl.'j milk fed groups. In the form er there was no evi­ dence of m alnu'ritlon le f t The body demands cdrlum , iodine. Iron, phosphorus, tulpur, ject of repelling the forcee of ovil th at think only of the present and uf self. But far developments of the W inter th a t threatened the very existence of the lndust-V we would prob*bly Jjave continued our aimle*. drifting which means that repair of th* Injury would have been more difficult and cost•y because of Ui* delay. We prob­ ably needed Just what ws have **pertenced rli to bring us face to /a r * with conditions as they actually r i i s t and If we don’t retrieve what has been lust now th a t our eyes bavr been opened, we wll| have no one to blame but ourselvei. We’ve i)ild an appalling price for the experionce we have . gained’ but be•*u*« of this w r probably won’t he called on to pay. lu rth er fo r wr realise now (hut sleeping with one /ye open offers the only p a n of com bining the evil th at almost wrecked us. Much of the Inter*), th at was .n evidence during the balloting of this w iek was generated by the latest move of unidentified Inter­ ests th at sought to convey the Im(Arrrion that th a committee of lifty favo -.-d the selection of cer­ tain men to fill the offcey of dlrerto r-at-’arge, While this failed of Ita objective th* move offered lu rth er evidence of the active pTcscnce of Interest* th a t would uae (he Industry's organ.xallon lor its own purpose. The Herald is gratified over the manner In whim our growers have rlicn to tne vegetable ad d s, sue orang** apd fi la < usually exists with the bates calrii potassium etc .Dr. I«tnt* out and comes an Imp*! building up th e heahA P f i raslstanca of chnartfl . them plenty o f o n u tg f through Uw tn m g ttr. Lennon, edi'jor Gror* Section. One 0/ the biggest j In y etra torthhcaoctlon td being cohipletad by D B. Klbler, farm er hotel 1 Lake'and, who have Uaeed i mrnse acreage from tha A gricultural Chemical Cam pan In southwestern Polk purchased upward of of cattle to slock w hat la t« be the largest ranch la .Coot Florida.—Fort Mead# U *d«r. occasion and believes the Industry is preparing tp enter upon one of the most profitable periods since (he first orang* was W . H e L O N G MEAT MARKET 221 E. FIRST 8T. P O R JA l ^ HITU 4 - a A M I tTANV*<ta> Elton). Moughton Architect f in e N atl Bank 0 * 2 . Baa ford, Fla Underwood Typew riter Ca^ T. E. Hairy, lUprraeaUTlva IS 8. Mala Bt. P h au t M71 Orianda, Fia., HOTEL-LEAMINGTON "M iami's Most Popular Hole!" Rlngle rooms with bath, $2, $2.50, Double rooms with bath, $3, $4.00, Fireproof-------- European N. E. First Ht. Nwr llay Blseayne j Popular Priced Restaurant In Connection * Srcri-lnry Mellon Ih ln l« that, for Income l.,v purpr*c*. II ►hould lio n> loyttimnic to charge -off "ilrplclion” In the caw of Indi­ vidual* a* In th a t of a mine or an oil well. Ilocturs, lawyers, rticlnerr* and tho Ilka “wear nut" and ■hould he allowed to pay lowcr-aml lowrr inrumi* tasc* a , their vita) power* arc depleted. Thl* Is more rolorful than cor­ rect. It confuse* the a**et with the u rer of the asset. A* human belnt* wear out they earn less Income and Ih rlr income tax automatically berem ra lower. And when death mnkos the depletion complete there la no longer a n re j of In­ come or f ta r cf taxer, H arris Powers In .the Oca'a Banner take* this w riter draervedly t» ta*b for a recent ststrm ent th a t nothing la poetry unli t* it I* expressed (n “ lines that realty eran and rhemes that reallr r h y m e - ^ A s h e points out, ■this would eliminate W alt Whitman. Carl Sandburg and other great w riters of free verse without rhyme or msUr. W hit we .hould have said la that nothing la poetry which purports to rhyme and scan but dosn’i. No rhyma at all U legitim ate; a faulty rhyme I* Illegitimate. The Southern Stale* Power Com psny, under th* dlrerllun of It. V Nolan, m anager for th* company ----, -------w eern susupptlf hare, has developed a beautiful park~ on th* grounds near the w u»v (Ipew rr bout#. Tht paniy b^di near sirtet »r*™ the admiral on si ■ j p*. u*« urrds of pasierehy oa tha . way to the beach.—F n n a Header We passed by the front of th* lbs lir a tha uthajr day and wo found two fellows out th e * ju st daubing paint heltei1 skelter any­ where they rould reach. Hu, to* d*y w* went by to eeo the finished job, and sru could hardly racoon•**> the old p’sre, as th* dauhun turned out to he a new kind o o.gh-lightlng used nawdsyi. eu must say It help* the lo« t h s eld* of \b e struct. It h« a good Ides fo r * lot of . . . to follow "B * b sV sxam p'e god ___ HE Seaboard Oil Company bclievea in Florida and Florida motoriata. Our activities represent an investment o t over $3,000,000.00 in service stations, bulk plants, terminals and properties and over 1400 Florida families depend— twelve months o f the year— on your patronage. These men, operating over 700 eoaveuicmUf located Blue and White Service Stations, realise that to merit your good will, they must serve you an ideal combination of Quality Products and Quality Service. Quality Service means Quirk Service— Courteous Service Convenient Service— Thorough Service. They pledge you this ■nd more. The Qualify Product* they sell will speak lo r giving you comfortable, ideal, economical themselves motoring . Drive In to the nearest Bine and White Service Station. Tho operator awaits ypn with Quality Service and Quality Products. THE SEABOARD OIL O h - M m U s i e r r fo r THE PURE OIL CO. 3,000 D ix ie Stations I s T h is G reat S e rv ice N etw ork Over the highways and State road*— in towns, rural dim tricts gnd metropolitan cities, a �Vv * ' ♦ -— -> .■ ■ ■ i ■ I. ■4a Social A nd' Personal Activities O ffle a 148, A P each o f a t iime MISS MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor Redden ea Telephone 448 P erson als To **er Bridfire club UNIVERSITY WILL SEEK MEANS OF CURBINGLIQUOR Virginia President If Backing PlanToLct Student Body A ct Mrs. Potter Hostess Social Calendar rrm n -re ter*. The dissenter* subm itted aI counter proposal to the admini­ strative council, which meet* today the principal effect of which would he to perm it ench chapter to deal with drinking in it* own way. and In flagrant cases report offender* to the college authorities. Vnrioca plant have bocn un lor re n* Ideration for about two month*. Meanwhile there drjpp.-J .nto C harlottesville on n, r'egu'nr inspection trip, the travelling stvre-lary of IVItisjJfnu Delta.* ' -V- •. ' BENEFIT BRIDGE for the Scholarship E ndow m ent Fund n t Ihe W o m a n ’a Club Wcdncsdny, April 17th. 2 : *.5 l \ M. F ro fjrc s s J o n n n d p iv o t The m em ben. of th e Evening Ralph W arren It spending th lt FRIDAY Bridge Club were entertained with CHAREOTTESViLLE. Va.. Apr Th« E u t S Ida Prim ary School a br dee p arty given on W edncj' week In Tam pa attending to bust* I I —(IN S )—Ofnclsl* o f tlfiTUnr. ~ proeent "M orning Glory d ar evening by Mr*. W. W. P utter n w i interests. verstty of Virginia, founded by a'* a t 8 o'clcok a t the Jun- a t her home, 3433 Me tonvtlle Ave­ ThoKin* .Icffcreon. have ns Intent School auditorium, nue. High iro re p rite for the wo­ J . A. Mnblp of A tlanta, Ga^ who meeting of tba Sallle men, a h ett jof bowls, was won by Ion of becoming ^prohibition snoo­ ----- --y - - - , iliw- E ......... tnm rit .McCall, while W C *P 'nt . . . . . . . . wmiv . . .. x. C hapter D. A. It. trill be --------per* o r »plr»" in att.-mptlnir to UilL w h*. held the h ig h c* r* trr.rte^ lP « ^ < W '^ ^ l» i w » d ay -fet .M ia»L* w ith Mra. W. U. Uallard a t curb student drinking, hut they 'a ir te r home ta Aham<mt* -S p rta r* r^ “ moejr- Use ■m m . 'w a r ere endeavoring to w- rk out n Ipan Mr. and Mr*. \V. C. Illll expect Tha board m eeting will be held a t E veriharp pencil. whereby lbe students themselves Quantities o f Spring flowers, into leave Friday- for Clayton, Gu. 1:S0 o'clock. will rnntrol the drinking situation c'udtng roses end snap dragons, where they will apend a week on Tha Geneva IV T. A. will te r ra were arranged about the rooms These »t*trm ents were made to A Wholesome Farce. a chicken and noodle dinner a t the where the guest a were received business. International New* Service today ethool houte from 8 o'clock to V wnile talile, and other bridge accei* by IT r'id en t E. A. Alderman In In Three Ac| h • y t'iv . j t . to serve, scoop out In Mr. and Mra. I . B. Brlgga have o'clock. soriea-wrre designed with colors In explaining the U niversity'* positT’t «iitn a potato lull cutter 2 1 ° t h ' *** SATURDAY moved from th f lr form er heme kcep'ng with the brilliant shades ion In the so-called ' whiskey re (iiu-n. Iiy-lbc Students Zoological o r hocamrat— 'HfVP-1 •*it in snull spnmluls. Tha Ccetllan Music Clah— wilt •af the flower*. and are now residing a t 818 Oak liellinn" which bre.ko out here in We pCciume that, being a !■*■' c ut 1 ^ -. sic in shrnldrd rccivuuit, meet a t 9:10 o'clock a t tha atudio Avenue. A salad rnuri.* VA* served la ti product yourietf. yon krmx* )u.. r. I . . n i l i*i each individual fonneetlon wllh the refusal of the * of of Mra. Fannie Strmliridye .Mut­ in th « .a w n in g hjr the hosteas to I .all kllBih with whipped nram to deal with that species, Delta-Tall -D e.ta fraternity nn.l ton, 803 M yrtle Avenue. .he fo lowing: Mr. and Mra. Kmah * pastry lulw. Serves Mrs, G. 8. Reiman left W ill- going to limit our tusk- ti. r» . t r.t seven olher chapter* of national MONDAY m ett McCall, Mr. and Mi*. Hawfur .VoWo-ta, G*., wh »e strictly to bow to deal with It k:-i 1 i right fraternities to adopt a rigid rul* Circle Number Three of the kin* Connelly, M r and Mr*. II. I) nusdav thit grows no tress. So litre she wilt spend ID day* visiting A Snappy Dessert F in , B apUtt Churdh will meet Caswell, Mr. and Mra. J. D. Woodngainsl drinking In the ch ip ter (or s enupta o( recipes tlwl nuC . j < i Il'Wf: Drain juke from with M n . H. D. Smith, 700 Mellon- luff, Mr. and Mr*. W- C. Hill a.td her mother. haute*. bt in your 'repertoire: \ . i , .so oi |>c*khc» and mew Villa Avenue, a t 8:30 o'clock. VV. W. Potter. "I'm net going to snoop around Mr*. C. II. Diftgre of Dunediri,' Penck H arbin: flollcn two table. - Ur Vhl cmsigli water 10 mass Circle Number Nine of the student galnerlng plnre* to see If - Add three tableipuiu formerly of Sanford, spent Wed­ •piKSit gtlaiin in onc-ioouli jp ‘I** P i n t HaptUt Church will meet ... .. *1 isic-half cup minute tap■al w tltr, then di»ohc it i ■ • they drink,” sai I I'resl.lent Ablernesday afternoon and evening with M n . W. ta Stoudcnmire, If cup (wiling water. A>L Core e»-e ul cn'k in double boiler unnjnn. ” An,| neither are th e dean* with Mr*. Henry McLaulin, 112 80S Elm Avenue nt 3:30 o'clock. > . I taptwa it trarujiarrnt and I irsjHsint sugar snd !».■ ' ■ Our idea I* not to t**ui\any order, Circle Number One of th e F m t Weal Fourth Street. .• it Add the sllettl pcaihci and , . i o i lemon )uicc, stir in Ik •••IImaking *ple* or snoopers of our B aptlat Church will meet a t J The "Adventure* of Grandpa,” . .k i lew mimiirt nsuc Cool diifl cuoicnti of a Nu. o'ciock with M n . F- D. King, 11(H) n m n icly , will lo> presented TMesstudent*. We want to put it up t . Mr*. J. VV. McGInnury of . peaches, and Ci»>l. At ll 1* i if bilk, .old iskc.fourth uhlespoon F ark Avenue. Miami, who ha* been visiting her tho student* themM-lve* t» «top it. stillcn, beat occajiniutl) with j taWir.a, and fold in Iwu stiffly egg day night nt the school auditorium Circle Number Six of the F ln t Serve tery cold with nurJicr, Mrs. H arry Ward, for ivcy egg bcalcr until tight uni wStick There are demand* th a t we under the direelion of Mr*. J. M. B* Wrist Church will meet with sons t tln u \ 1* rxpectrd to return ■ly. Add two itilHr Kcitcn egg creamy t>dt ruttvril or with plain L»ue riringcnl oreler*. Under nnv Kline, ipher. The plot revolves 1 M . IL B. Udham, 810 West to her home S aturday. liiter *od let harden. VVhen slid cream. Serves ti*.* such sysleni the aiudenl* wetlMlaaround grandpa’* mistaken l.lentffjm a S treet at 3:30 o'clock. •gelling uwny with something' ■djha Wesley Olbla d a t e Federa­ ty, a bad care of smallpox and the L ittle MD* J e a n ’ Caswell, who when they drunk. It would 1h> a tion'w ill have a reception a t tha antics of Kle.impv, hail h er tonsil* removed recently fore id t< > lontinuo hi* ptofe*»l.n»x' I chi.llfngc. We are endeavoring to The rn st is composed of the nt. the F'-rnabl-l.aijghlon Memor­ F o m i t Lake Hotel a t 8:30 o’clock lok.- making. Dickie is surefi o <work .u l a plan whereby tbenction' Circle Number Two of the h i n t following: ial lU 'p ll.il lias completely recov­ liol water, lie Is icmiim I in the ■w .::j .. t:.L.-ii in- (in1. 0. 1 ,.1 — Monte Hay, -Granddaddy's grand­ ered. B aptist Church will meet a t 3:30 „ - . H» . S'a lall* F aswwneUs-------- ■id k —In n i wn n l lll1 p il l UTI3 , selves,'' ,________ _ o'clock with M n . A. M. rh tllip s. son, Hal Coencr. vow* to g.-| a man sired Jolt j 1‘flre.rslly official* »re In.llgn -3ie-oiir-ATrmnr Ind Hunter, n young driving This week of Ap.’il H logon w th P csrcr Griffin I* espectrd to The *lm rartcr* ore: 11> Hopper, net ever the widespread publicity TUESDAY m aster, II. II. Oilhtm. Irnvr the la tte r p art of th,- week tniktiy ‘interesling nnd Inliefirlal a l-ell hop (leoigi- Schlffley, wle. Hint I.a* been given to student Tha Junior High !’• T. A. will Otis Ifhmmrrhead • (Grandpa) >1 .ply in l.v e with Annie m eet at 3:30 o'clock in the Irhuul from Yellow Hud, . ()., Hobby fo r Hopewell, Va. where he has lenrbing*. The cbajH'i program to. D drinking herl*, which Marled [n*t nrrrptcd a position fo r the mm- 1 11 tKi* week and Monday of the Mm, -. tin* maid ptayi-d by It. E. Thanksgiving when a Frederirka. aadfiorium. Stew art. Griffin: Miss Amanda ts.ve, a liier. fo lowing week wilt t-ertainly de- w'rlie- of mushy in-vels-Marguet- burg pastor dia-lured be *nw O fficrr MrCornidck, H arry , ilf our future rocHtion for many lie H im . r; Helen IVppcr, a new "score* of drunken sliideitls” ul Bowrr. tkiran't mjttcrthc slight­ The many friends o f Mr*. Hugh of ii*. Tin- high school pupil* are wi.mr.ti Muipi. t W right. Titn* ll.e N orth ( ‘aihllnn-Virginia fo II.ur> H unlrr, Filnn VViltins. very.grateful to tb e proiulniul cilest wlut it is - or liovv Dorothy May, Put y O’Connor. Torrnnee, who underwent nn op­ i/en* who n.u giving tl.clr (ime to fr ill.). lh.* v II tin win. almost win* la ll game, whi.li wu* attended by the b. riene-l’ete Kcliiru.il: IV avi. I're-sl.lrnl un.l Mrs. <’»>>li.lge. acn.His it ia. You do not eration at the FernabJ-lsiughton Mr*. Pansy V Hopscotch, Ebiiar u , to explain th eir prnfeea't.n* or C a s k . u let.tvd inert cliin-Ji'lin Mrs. Howard C. la.ng enl.-r Memorial Hospital here Wedne*. have to worry sit it Following the ra re -u p , numerous Winn. (lotlkions yirnl to influem e u* to­ • • Mil . . ; Kophn. and tjwendn yn. lined the nieml-era of the'H ook amulicr minute, K-c.iu-c Marie Hibceu from Paris, Mary day will 1-e glad to learn that ward the position for which we two ll..p(«-rs lb.se Hurt and M ar­ siiggestlnn* were nlvancrd for uvera’ Club with luncheon on alie i* ih ijjoving rapidly. MR I Calumet will solve it— ore b elt MUteit nnd in which we tha l ilt*. The Summer Dir *, wh > drying tip the rum pus. One pro­ Wednesday afternoon nt her horn. Frances Andrew*. quickly and entirely. die interested. n '• gm si* nt the hotel m e Thelma posal was that Ilia frntcruillp* fa Pa ik Avenue. Luncheon Klocmpy (twelve day* front Mrs. II. (>. Hadley of Philadel­ Order a can from your ved in four course* from card Copenhagen) Cornelia Mr-ltae, Wagner. AWirir Huddleston, Helen here, of which /h ere .lie sonic Milphia ami ML* Martlui Hriimbut of The gym ell.mo* began today Vlnev.it, Minnie lleck. Maty Nixon, ..id, ml..|.,t a drastic rub* ngnin-t grocer —see how Ivikiiig able* which Wed- spread In the Orange, N. J-. whir* have been win- with Mrs. Will am*' U-uihing and and Mary Hun.bl There is n.-lion .1(inking witldn tbe ehapl. r li(ui*e«. kving room* and overl.ild wllii troublea disappear. explaining the prone pressure lac* puncheon cloths. Tim p b | t►very iimS.le *o you u in '. afford tn in g in C learw ater will spend I lie H. lln Tail* nn I seven other', Cue trial pill ptm c it. method for rescue walk. Every card* were desgn.-d ns urnl-ti*. In mi- seeing "TUMIII.K IN N ” several Jay s here with Mr. ai.d : mid every boy in high school at Hu- Seminole High Sclioi.l Audi il.'. 'uivil lo ndopt Ihe ride on Ihe while th e flower* used fm> decor— Mrs. VV. K. Watson, Hose Court, ■nn will know hew to conduct rescue l-ri.in. April 23 nr 21. . A.lmissi >n gr. olid Hint it rotlld be elif.iteed ration* were puiple bmgalnvil|e». DOUDLK Mr*. 11. B. la w i« entertained while enroute to th eir borne*. . nlv 1.) n. .king '.'spies" nn.l '•mio... nnd r.cviv tig Wink to Vhe smallest ->f) nil'I fill e Tit s. I petunia* and rotes urrungi.1 1i> the members o f ihe Furtniglitly ACTING p its ” oul o f the oil.dents, or by k .ail In-fgre"(he'nrxt few week* v ase, and bowls about the room* Club prith puncheon and bridge >Mica Min Jean Maxwell, who la a have gone by. This information MAKIB put ing it under the boner system. w here the tables were placed. tuden nt fiti-tron IJnlvvrsity in n.ll nlway* be u*efu| nnd |n-rhapX RAKING IA S IIN During Ik* afternoon lb* mem­ On- VVtdnusda.v-afternoon n t thv indent E ither way was considered "d. ber* discussed various book* and Hotel F orrest Lake, • I.undiron Dcloind, where (he is n mrmbur soneday We may save a person's pluruble" by the dissent Ing rbn;.cu rren t, c v r a u . Tliosa present wu* served in five course* in lbs of tiie PI Beta Phi nodal fra te rn ­ He with (hi* knowledge. w ere: Mr* VV. M. Scott, Mr*. John dining room of the hotel from a ity,- wnn recently cloned vice-With The Reporter Meisch, M n . II. J. Is-bninn, Mr*, The whole ".dally” will have CARD til' THANKS lle n ry McLaulin, Mr*. M a lt? li (long table whii), was decorated jiri-eblrnt o f the studrpr lesfy. H#r eoto* to pies* by Friday of th * We wixh to Ibnnl: mi. nu.nr for the ocei^inu with vaxt-s of term of office will lupin in tho W at-, Ur* A. K. !<iii, M-». K. S. Week nnd flic misti-d fo r the h ’ lfThe .Mi v . * E th el1* T a ti c-oii friend* fur tli.* kind <xpre-s-i.nis DwWlpn, Mr*. Frank 1.. Woodruff. pink j topple*, gypsophila nnd fe r ^ poll of next year when site will holiday liettveen the class. * will be nnd Hom* Hurl, two inure bleb MrakH. J. Holly, Mr*. VV. T. Lung- while a t various interval* along be a Senior. " i t v The .Senior* are nlill Iceiling sctimd il mnlsollex, promennd- of sym palby and b. l.ullf.il floral rm V 4 ley, Mr*. John Ucnncli and M.-.t. the table pink candle* were lig h t­ in the race| the Juniors are enxt. ing in The rrltemoon and wav­ offering- giicn .luriiig Ihe Jlne-1 / ;« '*'** ^ 4* ^'•V I’ *»*•- ' ami death of our beloved wile K P. Morse. A. D. ParrUh of Lakeland, ed. Tb« place enrol, were made ing eordlnl nekowl.-dgement to In s t Friday the Frr*hmcn bad SA L t:3-?V J T IM L S T I I O S p q F i y N V O T l i r . l l u i i a .n d !o represent g irl, in period gowns formerly of Sanford, who bus n pirtilc nt l.ake Mary nnd cor­ sons one’s gre eting . . , Speak­ anti ifiuigtilcr. Mr. John J . Mauser arid family b rrn 111 for the |«s*t y ear ami ing nf ludicrous moment*, wo o f pink. dially invited the whol* school,. Mrs. Emilio Kemm.-r and family | t'jum bb.l over one i f these "no Several gamrn of duplicate a half, h»* ro m p liv ly rreovcr(#l *■■>'!>"toml a good tim e It nnd lias accepted a |*i*itlon a* wttro enjoyed during th e a fte r­ linklinger of the Elk’* H » ti\ in Is almost time for 'the Freshmen parking'’ sign, mid did n ntru swan dive o.l ll.e ground wh'le William llalncs, In the role of noon a t thv conclusion of which larkrliind, Mr. Purrislt i* n broth­ to give tin- Juniors their annual tittering ps'.lestrlan* and sou. pa hie. a p riia fig h te r who goes to col­ high scores were held by Mrs. e r of Mr*. Edward F. lotnv of *,..ri*t« iirg.il u* l» try it lege, ia the attraction which will G. D. Bishop and Mrs. VV. J. this city. Mih, Maxwell hn» taken rharge again . . . II. E. Hulland. gov­ TUB I.AKB MAIIV CIIAM IIFIt OF COMMKKCB be a t th* Milanc Theatre, F rid ay Thigpen. Each received a pair of Q l'AK EARMARKS HDMM1NA of the K hg Essay Conteat and ernm ent lunrkei new* man, . and Saturday in "The Duke Steps chiffon hosiery ns a price. many entries an- being mutle. Tn.- calling atlenlioii to Ihe fart ‘I'KBSENTS A Out,” Mctro-Uolwyn-Mayer'* viv- ; Those prise nt were: Mr. It. I . HOME, Apr. I I - ( I N R ) —E arth w innrrs f mu Ihi* school will him t Hint the pm.re-oj gratio cilery id comedy romance with dialogue Thrasher, Mr*. VV. J. ■ Thigpen, tedoy betw* »‘n 1:55 A. M. and 1 lheir essays in to la- srn t Vo State bud o ily hrm.ghl .Mi cent* a adapted from the I arc inn Cary Mr* It. A. New man, k|j». prank 'Jill A. M. Tbs »lukck» were | judge*. The best essay, from th.- t rnte In Kt. lauds. With freight Miller, Mr*, (i. T>. Ul'hop, Mr*, •■remora cliook Bologna, 11v y rtu te will give Ihe writer* .. to H ut I" •li.il. .sting more than (Saturday Evening l'o»t story. a dollar, b- remarked that no Jam es Cruse, who directed licorgo A. DcCottrs, Mra. D P. mild, however, causing neither l nance to g.. to W ashington im 1 murrey eo.ild Ise made *>u a d. ol compete in Ihe National content Haines In "Excess Baggage” and ] Drummond and Mr*. F. E« Hou- u.-intape nor panic. from which Ihe essay* of two boy* like that nnd we'll w ager snniu i" A M an's M an," directed the now m illst and two girls w tll.be picked. The b.rklrss grower found *bat ‘.ul play and the heroine I* Joan writer* of the winning essay* will . . . J. J. ( 'a ir ’s 'A e ry farm ­ In- given a trip around the world. er, lanresl I v n loom ing sun. Crawford, sensational hit of "Opr The grand puxe i* well worth . . . It. A. Wilsop, Hem in. do Dancing D aughters," who last working for liroerry official and ■ pillar in appeared opposite Maine* In Ihe iT.ririiiin Chtirrh - . t ’. “ West Point." At (he weekly tncellng of U‘>' l l . e Fox News It.-et of the high W. Ktokr*. j .( !, anil giMut-natThe sto ry drain' with the hilar- t lilt t hat C uli which wh* held bn set..sit girls ill the celery fields lured a* all rotund persons are IvN II M E N ! ious troubles or a prU* fighter VVrdnerdsy. nflerntHin, "Mis* Ethelha* l.een delayed. Watch for 8u- • wont to la- . . . 'Mra. Elsie i try in g to hide his profession while i.a Tntter»«n turn urinuunc. menls. • hostess to tl.e h night and her daugMlir. Jose­ R O Y I I O W E M . J O il N E V A N S H A ltllY M I N E FRAN K EVANS •H anding college, and a t the i.th rr m em ber' of Vhe club wtlli a phine, on a shopping expnliM'e are looking forward tn the tion. We nnre read a p-rsonal sam e time defends hi* till* on tho budge p arty a t her home on Twen­ IN T E I tls O C H T O lt; I 'lH H '. lltJ IIE H T T U I B Krnioii I'lay which ia to be a,com ­ item where that "s" was drop­ outside. Ringside thrills ▼<* with tieth S treet in Pinchurst. High edy In three art*. Otla Day and ped and had some prominent about % college campus in , rare prire, a boudoir pillow of bommem Knight, playesl by l*xt lavender organdy. w»* presented woman in town on a "hopping W new picture. A notable cast to Mi*a Pearl.- Hobson, while Miss Miller and Jack I'eter* reapretive- . xpedillon." M sungely emuigti ppesrs Including Karl Dane, «hu Katherine tvehirard *«« given *y. pre.prleuir* of Tumble Inn are ADDITIONAL SI'EC IAI.TY A tT S famous "Slim’1 of “The Big Far* .-ilk llnge V fur ru ttin g high almost bankrupt for guest*. They it Was funny to everyone <■. pi the person involved • • • Tenen H olts, Eddio Nuassign "D irk in ' Simpson, playesl I-xlr In tho afternoon el Ilf K. M jrr*. In our liuml.l* by Tat Taltm oon, to a HO day *eI gent, Del m ar Daves, loike Coa- >one urion of the game* on ice r u t contract tn (.rp up the social ..pinion, on* of the few men to and sweet coumm- wh* g ened by Igrova and others of note. file r.f th e Inn As llck ie ia a ao­ whom a npislachin is becoming. thv hostess, aasisted by her m> rta ' lion, an atl-r.nind athlete, and tbvr, Mrs. T. A. T atlerson, to the BIBLE CLASH MEETS a whia when ft romca to th* ladle*, fuiloWing: The Misses Jane Tor* fortune again smites on Day and I lir e . Hose l.aV rrn* H url, Pearl* J . G. SIIAItON Th* Laks Mary Hihle dais* rtobson, K atherine Rrhlrartl, Ju lis Knight. Dickie was getting along ksld It* regular mevtirig on Mon- it gt'ins, M .iigan-t Tbontpsun, It. f.ne until I'hmlw Byrd, an avia, A tlornrr -at-l.a* U y mfUmon In thw church with K. tariff in and Ik v eily Bender, t r i t played by Kathleen Long, Will practice in at. ths. eo.irta large number of mevnlttr* prt*with whom lie fa In lov», drops in Examination o ' Abatraet* of I .and i m l. As there are reported to be nnannnunr-d Unable to explain Tilica given rspecial attention. ilt« • number o f people who tha circumstance* of hi. Job and Ills i to join, but cannot Hid m setisg i in the afternoon, tim* of m w ring w as chsngNew* of the passage yester­ to every Monday evening at day by both houar* of the alate :S0 o'clock. A t this time the Seventh Chap- legislature of a bill, which would of the Act* w u discussed rxtend th* tim e fo r paying slate w as fofowed by • review of and county U t t | to Ja n e 1. was CHILD'S AFRON AND H A T proceeding It been - (or Un­ recalled (Vrv» to(Uy w ith much This practical littl* osgAt of opraa f i t o f new members. Any- interest. Many saw in It an ex­ Interested in BlUe study will cellent m eant of affording ta x ­ and hat ia vtry simple to make, and COMMENCING MONDAY. APHII. IIT II. if a bright colored material ia osed, s B n weleomsd In th* club. ■COST O F HEMSTITCHING WILL UK 'AH FOJ.UIWHi payers • measure of relief In attractiva results n a y be achieved aS a nominal crest. For p lirira on tha meeting th eir tax payments. B tralghl U nee, cotton .................... PROBE FIRE County T ax Collector John D. leach or in the cardan this littl* am Scalloped, cotton ............... , it ideal to protect the track (ram ._ J ROUtJE, U ., Apr. II — Jin k ln t h»d*d Ih* measure w ith ling sailed and the head from tha S traig h t Liana, allk ................... — )—AuUuriti** today began satisfaction and expressed the .Trays of the sun. Tba a p r a bntScalloped, allk . ______________ U vsstigatioa of a sm all fire hope It would be signed by Gov­ s at the aide, and if preferred, (he Gnld n r Silver pirating _____ n m e d to st night In th* ernor Carlton. H e said the ex ten ­ neck m ar be cut V.shaped bade and Gold o r Silver B fttaU U hiag o f tha Louisiana Capltul, sion would probably push the front. Elastic it inserted through the at the bode of the,hot to n g t tha tnpaackm ent proceed- percentage of collections much hem latc the (ubsess. Ia prhgcd ~ SINGER HEWING .MACHINE a g sla st Governor Huey P. higher than lost yesr. checked (ingbsm, with cos a re aad er tray; binding and hat ^aod, this am it i MRS. MINNIE JONES Approximately 180.000 to be Pictorial Fritted Patterm No. 4277. I ^ U a i compete J tor erection of speet- for erection of hospital a t HATH AM AY’S Slaca 2 to 4 JW R N (OKs pesbytsrian Church in Key West Laky W a in , 50c “Adventures Of Grandpa” The Junior High Tuesday, April Kith, 1929 Admission 25c Junior Hiffh Pupils Will Present Play WHATI: High School Notes BAKING! PR O B LE M Mn. Lons: Entertains Book Lovers’ Club \r* Mrs. Lewis Hostess _To FortnurlitJy Club k Around The Town O 7 *The Duke Steps Out’ Is Billed By Milanc MINSTREL SHOW Chit Chat Club Has Mcbtins Wednesday Friday, A p ril 1.5 th 8:|12 P.M. Daily Fashion; H int WITH A n i O K F S OF 2(1 LAKE MABY CHAM HER OF COMMERCE Tax Extension Bill • Is Favored Locally HEMSTITCHING ANNOUNCEMENT K i&Svtt&r-:. . I �1 l • i ■HPBIKOriULD. ;U i .Apr. l t ~ <U«))jrTtiB c i S i M l i tk » * lh»lr inhibition to u r hv rt today •K»liw> th # ’ hwri clob o f llM Throv-Uyv Lvagur. Yvrivrday th*y crush*.i Fort W aynr, Iml.. II lo 5. B a s e b a ll Feat . ' ItttenaGaM U iMawa a e rrte a i . , •;•*** fu T K -^ u -T V , • f t chanting the litany over an allegedly ncu m b en t Mr. Ruth aa 'Ih e ' f n t t m an ‘ ,attiratfta - and M b U hU way o'er the land in r i d n a lt.itf .the aplrlt o f hi. da* •U e M ty d u tV W.-Aout Urn Alight- n i U A . 'o T u , Apr. I I —flNMI —Th* llrowna wll| u y to n u k e it Iww straig h t tovdl'llb* Oilai* ht-fc today- Th*y bvat the O.Ur* yrstm day 1 o * . Training Camp Briefs L 'torct a« li if Miceoa asu r eos u ic Xr e i n t r o d u c e d Tallahassee H 0 S ® ,j T r r * S haif-atride ‘'th a t la mtaalnjr In hla •peed,” the noticeable “ahot'Jtn■frJk o f h l i awing” m d the Ina- (Continued From Page One) ^ntam fngrr! To validate, ratify and roriflrm ''lhc 'el/etion un l>o iguera, ai lueral victory y c.tenfay by'hOkJ ATLANTA, Apr. I I - ( I N S ) lluater (ieh.tg wa* wtaringl Uah, Ruth'* la u re a totlay n* the New York Yankee* came here to ploy i he cracker*. Thr younger ■home tun tw in walloped a home run and [totrcTer, It re a l y la poor taate tatm -iibertte* -with M r.-Ruth'* h n ; alao execrable Lactic*, for i (itntlem an ha* une thing In nmon .with John Demp*ey. o only wav one cap aiao rr (•elf of being wrong from rly Infancy I* to |ia*e>an M>ln' unarihoT _ _i , l ._ o- f, them. . k__ill:,,.. AD-one to M fo r Mr. Iluth la to Bm-7imldly that -fag it g»ud cforthw.'.h he. heeomr* bad nd - all rraaan. J.G«nver*cly. d ra f t, a powerful 'dU ierta- 8 Dbmlngham yeaterday, 10 to 0, Ruth g etting three illircputnhlr •Inglea. MACON, ( l a , A pr l l - ( I N S ) llavlng »een rntrlu-r AI Lo|M'x and outlie iltr Max llru tn frld get the a fe ot AIKnt*. Vhd Robin rookicc ta ile d Mardn, unotber Ilrooklyn farm, with fear and trembling to ­ day. Their w o.ry appeared aom»ri* tUlod, ifor tho Dodger* looked l(ld ; in iewing to A tlanta yeatur day, J to 2. e # t. decay, jm d—blooey,, he 4 . uf - yuu one ■m a t clxv* HOUSTON, Tag.. Apri 11 (INHko-The Culm were Vnc,iule te Kansn* City today. folUiwIng their weak, M-rle* agninat Ihe tloualon ltufls. The Bruin* won' * ,r lr you atlck "w ith the overy game extnjif U r final which i trtggtJvw f b i , of Die Ruth a rg u ­ ceded in a (-1 tie a lte r 14 Inning* ment, van have td win aeniV' t'm e . and maybe thin la it. lie did NEW ORLEANS, Apt. IP I tJb lU e ‘badly..In the atreleh laat (IN S )—The t'ev elah d Inilidii*; . aeaaon, managing vo aavp hla • IK-h'i a lung ami »ucr«»»ful IA)in I counWnance only by u orgy of tng scutun h*n- thl* Spring lr-ii h ] j hitting In -th e World Herirw. Ing list night for the N orth. The Sm art baaetall1inrn thought they I rib.m ien aie tn play exhlhitloli • a as over the eenapn'* |l-w where ■gaqiea In B tmingham to-lay no(l he dailid to comp up w>Jt fly iomoi iiw and ngalnst the I'im ip ball* 'he *huuld h aw caught on mill Nulionnl le a g u e irmn in t'id -th e paint. If any, of Id* Inter- iintlnll Solurilay «nd S und.'y.i’Iht that hlaMtuul apeediliko On,uthetr ala»*e* win 2nd mi* opin In Plrvclawl Tor* inline il 4, 1 aeal no >/ ’ and mora.' Ls*m vmrai-pleamd to bellevo day agalm l D etroit. T I iot iu tsnnhing I remarkable about all Uf thl*. The man I* ATLANTA, Apr 11 - lIN Jii 3*> vrani iiId. ukil Hi* end can't Wain- lluyl. slu r rtglitlmli-b C.' w l'1 U> f a t away.l ' t Ii .j.itili for th* New V-ok Ynivkedf , PefhapaJL la here nlieudy, |ier-. the o|iening garm- of the ,*y,i hap* nut. Mrl -limit undmil tedly in I* itnvliig, fur lie hki i lo a s ­ sun ngaim l I be Ibiibni lied Sot tound 'h e populate with hla fealn d, New Yo'k next 1 tiymlitj. A|rtU' IkAil (hii oflic* tec iii d* of Ihe S p te r aa Ihroi •’( the clly commlaeloper* of the d t p o f Sanfotil, and to dixlaro them duly circled •a of anli? Ilccedilwr 1. ItriH. n t U lJn r& ttfi? cl Iy "com ml .done m of (he city of Konlord. und to deelnrr .aid Nelaen Gray, IL A. NcWmnn and Vivian A. H prrr in li« th n v of the duly qualified and artlng city rom m l..loner* «>r aald clly nf Sanford, for the re.perlive term* for which they .werP elected. To the Incut coldnlnr of bill, on *rri*rd rt'acAngNo. J02—Ity Mr. Ilagnn and Mr. Kntxrplnger: To nhicpd Seclion 22, of Chapter I'W'JT, law * of Florida, Acta, of 1913, l h f h i me ,J»eirg. “All get to atmll*li the pre»ent municipal government of th r city o f . S e m i n o l e county, atato p f . Flp.ri.da, and lo organlxr, in.-pr|iorate and e*tah|i»h a city govqrpmept lor the.nam e, and to pn*unntp—iiip—juriwltrrimr.—pntvm mul funrliotu i f said itiunirlpaliD ," *uch seclion hereby umrudriJ relating to the recurulng and authcntlcatiun o f,, ordinance* and rcMtutinn* and puldicntiun of ordinance*. To bnal ralrtnltir of bill* on m-rund n-adlng. No. ku-'t -lly Mr. Ilagnn and Mr. L n titn in g rr; .Validating, ratifying und rout inning all of the Wl* and proceeding* o f S- •• CJtaae. F m n i I- .Miller, Ni l»mi G ray, It. A. Newman and Vivian S |o * r, a* and rc n ititu tin g tin* rity eiimmi*■Ion of the city nf Sanford, from and nfler the rightli dn> of Jurni m y. |W2t*.- Tirslorul inleiabir of bill* on serond rinding. No. 101 lly Mr. Bagno wn,| Mr. Fnlam inger: To validate and runfirm thut reitn in otertloit held In (he clly of Snnfoid. tn( the riehteentli day of Sr|deml>cr. tt*2r< whurra* n-rta'.ii anieinlim-nl* of of (bo city Sanford, w o n adopted under the prortaioni of Section 130, of C hapter 0,097. Lawa bf Florida, A d u of 1023, and (o declare l a i d aoctiom a* • mrmied to'O * p i i t ;ef Ui« chart­ e r o f'th e . city of Hanford, u of and frin t (aid clfbUM itb day of tfvptvwbvr, 192*. To local calendar b'r'bfUa on aocopd readlnV C No, I&1— By tfr. H agantA albo rU ic f the redemption of any ami alt dbtln<ri*n* u « * *"e ,he city of (ja n fn tl for any j e a r prior W tin* y ear JW». w ithout paym ent of inl*rrat,'‘prorlded th at auch re ­ demption W made before the thirty-fine, dap of December, 1U29, and ih a t thla a c t ahall not apply to any /a * certificate, n it owned by arid d l y of Sanford, and proeido further, th a t nothin* . herein contalawd-ahelU .Jire rrn l » 'S J jI <lty uf OWf a d <lroni enforc* but payment of auch ddllnquent 'laxea w ithout Interval prior to Dccrmlwr 31at, 1029, In the manpneli-w l by law. To calendar "M idi* on arc'ond reading. t o h r f rdbth ' 1 The srx-cowflrl.. rtflrg rd wJUi m aintaining a (pittance In' ionnre(Ion with t h e ,> l e 1o f IMAX' In the Salon Hoy air. mounted 't h / w ljnea* aland again. She turned tile chair tow ard (h* Jury boa a . aho crow ed her altfirn gloved ‘ anklea and claaped her kanda on b*r_ + . The. night club hoaleaa wa* a .tu d y In haclf .and dlamoodc to­ day. She w a , djraaed In ' a rltlffon black drraa untJnjirath her: t r i ­ vet coat, hlark aa m idnight, and y o re a elcull-flUinft Jet (paneled hnew. AVIATON^W eRU) Board If asUndertaken T h e Promotion O f A ll A ir Aolivlties TnUTumnn* and all-otlre r p»»»*iu who batum r aurety for payment.-. Mathew*. Duval, ami Walden. Il'.'htiormigh: To provide for uranllng alck leave with p*y to .i-ncher* o , the pubic uchonl*. t’n 'k rr. l.»f*yette: To fix *ala lie* of ju itlc n of the aupteme court at 10000 n yen.. Fi-pple*. Oladeai I’rovldlng fm at.'ilition of the iHinrd of flle.n in Ita.l in the Kvciglaile* ilrwlrmy.Jla tr'rt. M o limit. Madlaon; To hoc n •nx nr 10 iid i eoi un nil bus i n , eta *old for tiam purlatlon wilhitl be m ate; uUo tn amend tejriMrn:,IM1 fee charges on motor vehicle* l.ighi. Mar,on: To amend staiiiie* r<lath v I" 'egolatlon v*f tno practice of1uentialry. D nirin*. lhitnam : To revise the ci in ml statute* on icatTualimm-.d. W ay. P ln tla * : To reperi law* relerrlng In pnblicaton of |"trirails mid *t*lenient* Of |H>lilb'‘t nndldatt-a. lb',III, Pirn-Ha*: Authorising II es nod town* to regulate height Detroit Board of Commerce (W rltlrn Specially far laU rq .H o p ­ ei New* Service) • DETROIT, Apr. 10— (IN S )— Detroit Board of Commerce ayiatlon artlvftle*, ovp.' w* period o f •even.yepr*. hnve,b»en roughly di­ vided .Into two ctapae*, Firwt, the " I bad t o werh lo N'T m r law. motor InduMty, belie era ft trill a »• alreral. p te u ^ T e a arid , '<n a m u lt p u re r lw n m ajor i enter of tv-atrieken too*. . • .tM wUjfa uqytj {he J m M ry .. hap au ed Jta jouihfuj, .ptaw ltak She d iln 't h a te any rivop and, ■elagv, nod seltlW «jd*n to \b» V * •bo rath e r looked il. There wtfi* farured liKklitiiw where jh» circle* ria large aa her diamond operatlurv* * will .be concentrated. ringm u^ilcr Iter ey». T h a i opr effoi'ji thua far *hart . T e x a . appeared lj»« p r d la lth a n N*t» n WJ T irepaid la Indlcaltd : , ..........1 • > ,bj " yesterday toward tow ard ••"laten t the f a r t thptVwe‘ now h ate in tb, United State* A ttorney Norman' .Greater,,^-lyqr.' Detrc area » t companln ireecntlpg an inveated capHal o: Morrlaon, M at from Waahlnyton i,opddW, engaged In . I alrcnt*' . b u w t t u l c her by .lira . Mahal* ' W it k a r lllc ln u itU . dux in* . H t f n ‘lUjuuV ctoaa-edaminallon abb an­ ew* m .1 hi* quaationa curtly. Yeotetdaj- a ho rolled him “my dear," and today every time Morrlton bald “w hat’, th at m a> m ?.” Texaa scowled. , Second, It haa drve/jed lleelf to the taak of .ecuring for thl» city e* many aircraft roncam a a* puaalb it, knowing that Detroit will prof­ it only to tho extent th a t the na­ tion advance, acronutftlcally. , We have'prom oted four Nation“ o u r* i, .____ *.wo Inlernatlonfl'bal a)‘ A ir T ,------------ v loon races fo r thn Jam es Corpon Itennrtt lyophy, and our aecqnd annual Alt-Alnariean A ircraft ••how* opened April 0 with the Iqrgeat num ber of plane* on exhibition th a t have ever been ahown In Uila country. Doe hundred aeven dlfftrev.ti model* have been entered. ( the largeat number ahown prvvloualy wa* SI,com prl*lng the tnrY Hat at the International A ir. c ra ft Show In Chlrago last Ike. I'rolect* Completed t b * board'* .aircraft bureau ha* completed -M ow ing pprujec.w: ro je c t: rom plrted the '-fol owing a lt'a ir tranepurt aurvey, giving .re. Seminoie Nine Downs Pirate Crew, 9 to f; Iloh Cobb'* Seminole clan no*, ed out . Max . St.W art'a ,1’irate* yeaterday allsm o o n > n d look lh«. third game pf the Junior Igagut aclwduje by a (core of 9. lo 8. The lineup* wige aa followa:. Sem im iea: Deaa a*. Thumpeon c, Jlerm lnn Hi, ■Cameron If. Dow. •ra 31), IVrWtna ' 2li, Jtumbtey P. Kobinaon cf BaBndy rf, D algtr rf. I’lrateis Luck* aa..W hitten 3b, Wuantork p. Jt. .Odhajn c, Dyaon 2b, M arlow , rf, V u N Hi.. IL pdhm a If. O elghrr rf. ’ ■— ■'----- '■?— B erry'ahlpm enta from Starkefjiw tcy aeetion totaled 107 r »r‘ load* d u rin g 'tw o recent weeka. **■ 2 f a. i t l . . * SSSjS- S e n tim e f it^ T - n jv jj Twntrj Tdi- -7.r.lr.n«It(n .the -pniwtr and number of »toriea and aisc of boilding. ' Fain-loth and (V dw ell. Santa liosa: Concerning the »alr of pui n»*n. * I .a iu a .tir. Karaaoia: IteialilK lo the pludirc and *alr uf cur|ujr collateral accurlUa*. Kul'ertifn. Voluaia: . Relating tc the prurrH* of cnntractlng te rn im ini limit* of title* and town*; also tin- law on eaaeinrnt for pellap*, vehicle* ami atork occupying iaiel put off I rum public or private toad*. Gil 1*. Walton: Joint resolution for constitutional amendment lr eaam pt certain lnilu»lrU l-#l*nl" f.nni taxation fye 13 year*. l i oeer2.fc* (tore. W f W Philadelphia, and M r.JtnihW J,r the Atlantic A Paclfte n he »ame avvtloo, num ham iOOO, atated th at in U b e R Florida celery did nf* n d y o r brittle Mualit> to (N alth other celery, a n d j h a t •irinyy. in mr trip* b w > have become c tin r in to d ^ w ford can and doea grow aJ ■elcry a t a h r "utHcr centOCH je tte r—but vhe coaaumttlgj md .the hi* boytTra m uit 1 ■erted to thla 'point of *W .ir tm n g .wjll.acU theta’!' In (hi- G reater I v .m lt area by a ir­ c ra ft m anufacturer*: - *n a lf mall g.-Mppaign which r e o j ed la . a heavy iniro*»e In the u*c pf (hi* guvermiH-nt service; local, cam. prign* which did much to bring nUoi.-i the adoption of Im.imI l»*oes far city and county al>|Kirt*; the launching nf * niovemcr.-; for the m n rlru i tlon of a 11.000.000 hangar anti *xpo*.-lcin l-ulldlng on our city airp o rt; a »urvi-y of flying *choot* in thla district which is now being met! a* the ba*> for the pro­ mulgation of .atundard* of in(Iructinh U hat W't ln»ure pnqier tm ining for prnaperllve flier*; Jrofting of a vet or prtipn*etl law* governing aviation in Michigan, which are now- before the Slate Legislature. AVe have comluctnl numerous ever.", i, *urh aa model airplane con te*L*. to tie :up-;.he younger ele- In Favor Of Celery AdvertieingScheme ing the h » « # heart pi mnrty times, Just where thrt i) tcmp’aied tlMJM O ..d v erfi fund i* to come front, ,T>e * ;(litter, which Ja taking th e liminary formation ale pa, la ol opinion th a t.a n arnuigVm enf can be workrd out which will p erm it all Interwifa te p k n lclp ate In the fund. Aa to the eaact apportion, ment, that will probably bo an ­ nounced after Toeailaf’a, m eeting In Lakeland. ■• A general meeting of ;gll th e grower* in <he Sanford and Oviedo O i.lrict. la expected to bo bold In the n ear fttture. at which dimo the n a tt e r will bq pieced ' ‘before the c jl#|-y grower*. “One th irg that mu*t be con. •Iqered in connection w ith th e con. templated campaign,” laid * Mr, Dprncr. “ la the fa c t th at K will be n merchendlalng ckmpelgd 'ae well a* » iui‘ <if ’ ad tertlrin g . ‘| a pther word., we can [ count W c ^ K e ii’crvhundf.lng aU ff* ' o f ^ K adtrrtla jn g agency . ImPlowW* and lho*e pf the varfou* pohw dtloee in which opr aMOcUtlorf a d v trtli. log appear*, to fall V<t Mil the pro. 'diicf "hteiTknif Tf O jlc rt tH T t*« principal market* i d g get them to take un active Inler.Mt and Hn (C onllnual From Page One) fur their out put in fu ltrv tear* Second, to 'infomt the publlr of llip fart* retard in g the nutritive value cf cploty, and by shewing th r hou(owlfe now w,ty* of- using celery, to in»uie fo r It of iierntanrn t plitep In I ho fam ily menu. The third rea»on for the camp­ aign I* to ovdrrnme false lm -‘ prrsrioq* and prejudice* regarding the quallrt of Florida relery ns compared with' c*!er>* ffom other part* of tho United Stair*. tn connection with thl* la ftjr least,n, U r. C ollarhatdt, dfclarnt. A M A T E U R J3 6 X 1 N O L u k e M ary P a r k J (4irikVo riodr* rid*Vsmlag grmg khnt hr* ha* not Mi-cd wllhuul 'rmcuurageiiii'ni in -.hi* d ,vpret. .J V ' Yank* have jt iiyud to vipw aitlp Of 73.IXHI l* l*oo* aome thing nf an eahibiiiun record, and • Nr. Hutli. I.*. Lc*n iiuiip than a i t i e l in'mngtWr on the M l. Hi-wa* and I* th - Idll nnd, whin the chump* w eren't rioting ;.i '.gvt near him, they sveua peep­ ing 'Arucij'l, ilininu mom ilimiw«>>, Ik*; iving to him at hi* Advertising M«tn. ■ ,'ine slur, I* Him"; Mr. Itultv** popularity. |)k,- Ii m|iaey**. bn. incmiKed In prupmtbui to hi* disability. Pemunully, I ibink It might I*, wi 1 om to it<> * m far With rile o'isequie. until one rnall(i-certain , f h i. t»ip*e, for Mr. Itulh ever w.i* on ln*|,t man In the Spring. An?how, * 'e y -a) the chump, hurt liven all too ivmly to random- In* aim.’ inIng* ibticby in r"firin g the lin­ guist] of hi* fuilurc. Apparently. It,, hu* l ei-n dulng nm*i o f hi* ririviog at the pluti nod I lie funny thing about -ip . i« that, if' In- ha* lilt (Wo home 'ru n * all Spring, he must Ion ' gi’t the other one r- u private i aiding o r rom rllng. A* fer the m i of bl* gMiin, there • c m Ingly ha* I. m none. Hr doesn't chvve fly bulb, Ii,, bnuk* m> lug* going down Hi- f i n ’ bn*e lie on lap* to tb inft-id. Tlu< answer I. 4Taut Mr. Itulli I* ruling lilmsrlf uting ogaiost Ihe hour when « dl*ru*»iuu of hi* IlCIll m i.'ract i« iiuliinted. He I* pittMrvJng ovvrylhlng t„ a *0*1, magnifiernt gesture and I. •for one. would Inwllati. to **y that it will 1*»• lo vain, ton wuubl 1 tempi to roll | | the othei way, e ith ri. Mr; Iluth U like that. handshakes YOU lire i|i\ited Ity tin- local HANKS ilralrr lo o lyu-ofrivar o« a M.VNt'S S \MSONUAK I'jtiim fvitil., lie vwutl* von lo tlenioiiKlrale w illi'so u r own * ! * Itaixln one o f Ihe liid-*t feature* ever eiuhoilleil in iniilenienr. tier (hat hell? Von rail .jum p,.cull, Mark or play lo your heart** eoutenl without ripphi}* il. Yon ran break all exl.tinn reeonl* for }ielliii(i into or eonfiii;: mil o f ti union *nll, 1ml you run silll o f tnnlenvrur you 01111*1 c o f t i e oof ul th e ’biHtjlhktc iiiliti- near Herruuul > I Iw pill into ,.|ieratii>a *hiuU>. SAMSON R “ M KS- BROWN, permit me to introduce an old friend, Mrs. Jones." * f | i' i' •* -* ADVERTISING is like that. The printed page introduces ^you to an article of meiehundise and you jjecome acquainted with it. Through the advertise­ ment'! you n\eet frequently. Little by little, you learn th at ^our-new acquaintance possesses (lualities th a t you adm ire-^thut it^ has hosts of devoted friends. Soon you will buy, and your mere acquaintance develop in­ to a teal enduring friendship. * ' ADVERTISING has made and is m aking mil­ lions of friends fo r worthy commodities, for advertiseing tells the tru th and keeps on telling it. Advertiseing is the m utual iriend th a t introduces you to mer­ chandise worth knowing^ahiTlbuying. FT. AI'GIIHTINK TVi.-st.ir; builtling (•> b« ru iu lru rtn l hrre fu r. It-rimpik TjUfulUW'' CumiurifS' ^ “"*j :* » " .! \'i OLD S O h L S ill ,> i , l | «f lie * . I t, Keep a kindly eye on Uie advertuemenis friends TvitNout Rrub Ci V.. jf- WHEN the formalities of introduction have been ■i ' completed an acquaintance has been made. If Mrs. B ro u n . and Mi’s. iJoues meet often enough, the ac­ quaintance may ripen into a warm friendship. r.ool /•* |Jm SjuuomHCK ImM It* /* * )M A ar. C ra lrr a r i l * * • / Aril U la b lu r lu h rip iifratl/itriivw. 'Ajirir’Tfitlr'J 8130 J». M . * f �l*tk S t Frigldalre. Rent able. Phone 8 0 —W. STRANGE ■ ••fo rd Herald will TO ADVHRTIBEH8 A H erald repieeeetetive thoroughly fam iliar w ith rate#, rule* and elasalftaetion will elve you complete Information. And If you wUh. they w illaaa lit yon In wording your w ant • d to make It mom effective. T H E R E 'S only one quality aland ; a rd a t thle atore. We handle o a­ ly th e beet painte and varnlahea Including the famoua W aterproof ▼Srnlah W aterSpar and tha *ott to neA w ai liable wall paint, Velumtorn. Bold by 8ANFORD PAINT AND .WALL PA PER CO„ 110 W. P i n t St. Need a P ain ter? Call SOS doobl« ( t i i p . 137.60 monthly. 8 m N r. Here i t Tba- H erald ofc FOR RENT—Two fo u r room cot­ tages located feeing Ice plant on w**t aids. t l o p e r month each. J . J. C o in , phone 402—J. FOR RENT—Bungalow located a t 2121 Palm etto Avenue, 126.00 per month. Inquire tlo raid O f. flee. FOR RENT — Beautiful aeven room bungnlow. 2 batha, g a r­ age, all fumlabed. Muat have re f­ erence*. 1201 Magnolia -Ave., phone 344. WANTED — Unfurnished three room apartm rnt on ground floor. Price muat be reeeonable. Phone 77. R. N . N IPPER Slgna of all kinds. l a Sanford P lant and Wall P aper Co. Phone 303. They Pay—Phone 148 FOR BALE—A bargain. Six room cottage. Nice home and vary covenlrntly located. Addreaa l*oat Office Box 291. DID YOU KNOW THAT YOU CAN GET YOUR CLOSED CAR TOP REPA IR ED WHEN IT NEEDS IT AT SANFORD No v e l t y w orks : ir n o . FRENCH AVE. FO R SALE—Hudson five pea/aencyr aedan, naw tlrea, new top. In good condition, will n i l I*n miinuai, IMF for $600.00 on eqay' terma. Ad­ LifllBnrrry. May. A. I> l»*». tha "am* bainf i rutw day i'f ilita Cwiitl «»•*! » dreaa Box 79 care Tbe Herald. in i n a ira <bi>, In frtitll n f Ilia t litUBK ni Hunforii, fta rn In tile CtiUiik- LAKEY'S DUUG S T O R E -P re acriptlona, Drug*, Soda. W* are aa n ear aa your pbor% Call would bay new ihoet all around and (lopped ovary quarter m ill tor a hundred c an . Itcrkno la lha wora tba tread dttlgn on a standtact that every alieable city baa ard lira aollraly away In a llllln auch a rubber honey ard, and fliura mora (ban 100 mtlaa. Stopped only out nil your cuff what a waata la avery m ilt, lha tread lacted l.«W piled up In the United Staiea In a miles. year.1 * Tfaa one Important factor In lire I'aradnilratly, the mora the auto- wear that li completely under tha mobile la Improved lha harder It control of lha man at the wheal la become! on llrea. Four wheel Inflation. Naparlmanla made wtU brakta will atop a car almost aa Identical llrea on Identical rare, abort a a . a atone wall, but they one aet properly Inflated and td i wear down tlraa at an appalling other only ala ponnda under intatrale If they a r t habitually elapped ed. allowed that Arm tlraa IcUrJ oa at high epeed. Unevenly adjuat. one-quarter longer. apccd, faulty un- nf Hrukci aml-lm ad hrakaa umff nn( llrea ae a aaeatt---- Hlckleg a til a in' IWPH TTTH 7 Itiflailmu Three make raa. boy acuffe out ihoca. aura la about aa aaualbla aa iv h lri Increaaed apeeil alao la hard on etrfchntne tonic by drloklng It un‘ Urea, yet tbe more car* In uie tba of the bottle. Thera la oaly nna fille r traffic mint be kept moving, way to leal lira praeiure, and that and ibe greater Iho wear on tlrya la with a gauge. Four m lnutei one* lu alnwlng down and atopplng. lie- a week, apenl on leallng lira proaernt teal* hate ahown that a car turn may liv e at laaaf tba price driven at Ihlrtydlva mllea an hour of ono naw caatag a year. P arty hae diamond!—m u tt eacriflea fo r caah. Phone 130. DODOE PIeaapre care and Graham tnicka. Ehn and 13th Street. Phone 3. BUILDING I'LOCKS— Irrigation boxaa and gen-ral cement work. M llrada Concrete Co. J. E. Terwtlleger, Prop. Srd. and Elm. Lirgaat "flat lira" heap In Naw England, at Cambrldga, M ata-la typical or hundrada thredgheut thaeauntry. Tlra aaparta lay fartunaa are w aattd annually by car ownara abualng thalr tires. Herald Ads ReachThousands L E G A L N O T IC E S WIGHT PRINT SHOP . ■NAPPY aerv ee on any thing lr printing. A phene call will gel your man. Phene 417—W. 9 Rail aoad Ava. —'H u Lavtalhan, tho w n riff p i t ih:p, Am.rlcan-owned, fallen of# tho w ater ora* on. t i It U o •‘w et" (hip oa It pUri The Herald goes into approximately ■5 per cent of the homes In Semi* note County which means that thou­ sands of people read the message you plare In the Claaalfied Columns. . NOTICE I O SUBSCRIBERS O ynu fall to recelva The U atsld FOR SALE—4 piece w alnut-bed o r have any eam plalat to make . mom aulta-w ith Uaaly m ettreea. tlaekarging Iter aa auch "Admla<* icgsrding delivery eerrica p'eaar Mr*. DMiglaa llanney, 114 Maple hi* the .h dav of Aerll. call tba. C irru latlo i Department M A t t T flA r O K K U bafora * P . M. The Herald keepr A * A d n iln l.lt M ir lx .o f ■ a pedal delivery boy until that W ltK U AM 111 u V r c t l K I . l tlm a and will be glad to aaod any Six houtea fo r aale hceap. Inquire Poet Off lea a t Laka Mary.____ subscriber a p ap tr. tA N PO R D DRUG CO. Wia Deliver—Pbona 328 - new row erA prr-tt—fl It's true they satisfy all wanla of­ fensively, and quickly, bat there is really nothing strange aboat it. FTiiwrldia* w ill isffwr l*»r amiw *1 .b * b I it b ra t an«1 M l , bitld ar *«ah. iju r ln a tha I*-n a I h o u r* of ta la , ( h r f o llim ln * d r a r r llin t land ui I u at 4*, ly liiK and h r Inn In tn« *m inly «»f H pm im ilr nnd HI a i r '»! ..n tU . nu»ra im r t lr u la r ly d ra c rlb m» fo llo w ^ J o - w it : T b r Hotilh b a \ r n tT ) fr# t vf la«it T lir r # t t ) and tl>a Ntirth t w r u l) * n ln i and 4 in r*b a lf (2h | * J I f r r i r f l^it F o u r H I , of P lu c k H U (41, o f T l r r T w o 1 1 1 . nteo ru ln jc to H I t T r a f (u nl'a M ap of tha t?!tv o f H«n* furd. aa p ar prat th a ra n f t h ilf o 1 11-cord im u u f tha p u b lic ra(wirdB of H rm in u lr C o u n ty . V p irk ta . ri a rm s : C aa h . I ' l m l l l i f r lu P I ) . *ur u t vd . H J . N IX . H p a rlal luraalt... U e t .u iii* . r Ifiriu *. auo i n . u r i l i u l ; c H in m iitlr* n i ll! * r k Itarm m rrii *>r a i n.t at»* iH w ir lH s In Hvrttlnol* ,'u M iit , F|f*ritia t tt« rn ith iru i't f r >nt Utiri it^ iflnir p u f I i iiililiiH m n l ilrttlfiF, ii .t|nr Me iTHixl" Mini d lIH u a w iin ill:-t i mI h ! h,4*I *■t«i uia itut p in lii«*ir clalon la likely, accordiniT to law. Bandlta who travel about in arm ored a u tom obi let were affect­ ed by a bill which makea It n felony for any private Indlvlduul to own, operate or u*e un armored m otor car and provide* penaltlc* of from 6 to 21 ft'ara •Imprison­ ment. O ther Leg 14a I ion Other im portant etepa taken by the Indiana leg islatu re were: Abolishment- of the prlrnan nomination of candidate, for U ni­ ted Slate* arnaturz and Gover­ nor and the preeldential preferen­ tial prim ary, with a return to the convention syrirm fur thnae o f­ fice!. Elimination o f the rpced limit on country roada. Increaae from 3 to I irn t* a gallon of the aulumobile gasoline tax, money to he uacd fur rood building. E»tabll«hmcnt of a tax levy to H o ilr u il n $1,000,000 State li­ brary and historical building. Strengthening of the city man­ ag er law. •• « Refuaal of Governor Lcalic to algn the "rollcge bootlegger" hlil mnking It a felony to aril o r glva the aoulh nml the middle w rit. away liquor to a minor. Aboard (he 14-car apecial rain were to lie ■< group of Vcrmoc.b I ualnraa and profnaional men end worn*ii headed hv Gov. nnd Mr*. John K. Week*. There were five baggage vara In the train, rarh filed with cx h lb .'j of Vermon't nnturn* and manufactured pro- FACTURING OO. .•M ONTPELIER. Vt.. April 0 . (IN S l —On u 4.1HHI mile *t>ui touching 24 *tnte* and two provin e rs . in Canada, the Vermont Special of 11*211. leave* here to* Igta on n H'-day awing through lO ^ - w - P o u F r y BOURBON RED turkey eggs for aalohO c each, a ao Barred Rock and R. I. setting eggs $1.26 for U . C. M. Emerson, BrookaviUe, 10 B—RabMU k 0 R BALE—tydigtwed domeatir rabblU fo r breeders. Alao dreaaed fa r vabl* use. J . C,, Smith, Phene *43—W, Sanford. , SALE—Pedigreed BABBITS FUR and gaglatarad toaadteg »tock. glao young pedigree* stock ollfib'c A»r aagirtratioa. Chinchllias, white Was axed borereaa and New f a r la r i Weitaa. SL Johns Rabbltry, M a s Mound Village, SanA-d. d- O. Baa, MR —Ipariatenla fo T 1Rent '* 4lt>ff—iiahoneyVptai. tow 'arb 4 t> Water and garagr w klad. « a k > »-»- **V A. rA TTIB H A IJ, Sal le tte r Cor <*»■, praient time valued at 9L ' c&\S1SIFIED $ JSINESS (i > | DIRECTORY ------------------------- -------------- ----------------- ▼ llh llre a ’ a i t h r 1rx r?» 3 liv e u r o i lu r t o f I h r Goocl-\ r ic h A tla n ta p la n t, th r e e o f l th e la rg c a l d e p a r tm e n t! a r e ! th e ti r e b u ild in g d e p a rt* ' m e a l, t h e v u lr a n ix in a do* j i u r t n i r n l a n d i b e lu r g o a p a c e g iv e n o v e r to th e alor* ag o o f ra w m a te r U ia. IJ H A 1 N A U E r T ;M M lT T f c K Ul ! ! " u w II A ilM lH K U ilA I N A t lK ____________________________ T it II “T. Penalties for kidnaping were reload from. I U 14 peers to a Ufa sentence by another measure. FORT MYER8—Buildings dar com tructlpn In LM Conn - a stro ,'.. flow E ihiblt ate A pr( HI- N. n. m. to 11 i from 12 nou . -nilngtn, Del InterioryView Showing' TKe^New\ Goodrich Atlanta Plant WhenX M ONttlt* •t:>HNoiakI • n i i ’v r " , INDIANAPOLIS, Apr. II. — 4IN S) —Warned by the g ang w ar'a re In Chicago Juat arroea the etate line, member* nf the Indiana L egliiature a t tbair recent aeaa|on look atepa to etrwngtben exlltin g Matutea againat gun men. The nooaier lagialatore p a v e d a bill providing life Impriaonmtnl where a victim, la wounded In tbe com m illion of burglary, rape, banditry or highway robbery and the mandatory death penalty when a victim la killed. Another bill p aired c reate, a paw crime for bandits who commit feloniao • r lar.-enifa while arm ed with firearm s. Determ inate prison sen­ tence. of from 10 to go years are •llpulaied, in addition to other exlating penalties. Both . measures were signed by Governor H arry 0 . Leslie. Kidnaping Penally * MEXICO, CITY, Apr. (IN S )—A n alleged plot to t mite lha private tra in of I'lutarco EllM Call**, come pr-In-chief of the fedaral at la ' under Invyedgatlon a t reon by tha m ilitary pel1** c o rd in g to ■ d lija tc h tram reon today. • * --------------------------------------ii T h e b a ll r r y o f li r e build* In g m u r h ln ra In th o lo p uic* lu r e a r e b u t little m o r e th a n ! a k e ir to n a o f R iach ln ea w h en 126 Barne.u p. ni.; Baltimore 1280 a. m. to 1 g.m. April 11—Waahlngton, from 7 a. tn to 2 p. m.s Richmond, Va., 6 p. m. to II.Ml p. m. April 12—Raleigh, N. C.. from 7 a, m. to 1 p. m.; Columbia, S. C* O.IA p. m. to 11 p. m, April - 13—Atlanta, Oa, from 7 a. m. to 1.16 p, m.j Birmingham, Ala., (I p. m. to II p. m. April 14—Mrmphla, Tann., from 14-Car SpccialToViBit 24 States Proclaim­ ing Merits Of State N ETA L ROOFING t Tha R«o! EvarlaaUng. N atal ahlnglea au n d ln g a-wni Un and galvaniiad Boofa. Pea Jeta«‘ 1L Cowan, Oak A*a. aad Third 8L Phona 111. WANTED—Local m u thorough­ ly fam iliar, w ith Lumber and Building Material* to act aa reald ent a g e n t Glva references and exparluee. SUW ANNEE MANU­ io puuengara outride the limit. •lame# E. Shaedy, gave c e r H e la operating neat U, 8. Lim a, Inc., naw ae lha Amarican m erchant flaet. Tha naw policy* I INVESTIGATE PLOT juitntiipni !*•*• AwfwMifflrrv un4 nil viw Ib tr til |irntM«rly d m lit ihw lu i.ie w iitiln i»ii iti it m l ii*i n r d U t r le i; mi in v * iiiMtrr l iiF lr juilhilletIm ii ni' In *in n n «■ »■«nalfl and dlli'ltPH cn*i* « tlu rtrf] In Buhl illM rlrtB . w htcti n «n> w m f rontiP4*t(*4t h ith th* Irwlriii^w atfllv m «.f r r u i d U lr lr t mi l a u th n ria ln n Ih r m ti» rmitniMln Ihri • <4ni(*, III Mttivlilp lo r RlaravinN (hri iM iir f iiB Mil ImI iiJ b w KRT ii | o .* hut r lr i b for n n y n rw ilrn tn in n I** • w t h ii r iif Hi** iw u ii ih 'p ot • Ci i I iI r fu r Hie |»a>nnnt of un> o*Ji.tlo n m dr$ita«N«- w o rk. 10 other big American U» which took the pledge had 1922, are aUo going to aerve h hallo and cocktail. whan they beyond tbo 12-mllo limit. ' “Forced by competition", la eaptonotlon for tho new M The Leviathan attained m I New York port yeeteiday an fltat voyage-undsr private Op ahtp under otdarm which p n p for the opening of her m *dfl llqua.1 auppllaa—rat Imated to I prise about 700 quarts—foe } Cut Ou^l For Handy Reference ! 4 CAFE H A TTK K 1EN t' Oaal. Cafa SWAIN’S WILLARD ltat. Kvc. Now localrtl 207 ,Oak Ave. US R. Park Ava— Pbona BIM A U TO R E I'A IRS | | BAKERY Maffrtt Auto Kl rvlce Sanford Ave. Bakanr*-8anfetd 602 West- First r n tr ------ Ay* A flth—F. U“ m m fl. PriB-L U M U ER M IL K * C R E A M IIUI Lumber lie. Elp Krrvlrc 1’Iiune 136 Seminole Creamery, Phone 634—Dally Oallvary n -------------------------------- — 1 Ureow* Bamav or Viw a h u m i 1 f — i WE EEuy and Trade 1 Second-Hand i Furniture r" ■'' "Vv- - f f KUW" : ’ .V H - 'i';. u Ik r c when k i J” : ■ .. M !js ■ B P ® p y jll !i; s a o p e r a t i o n ! b r g in . o f c o n i f a b r ic s p u n t bo M a r th a M ills Tl i i i mat l oa, w i l l l w n e a r ^WAGONER FURNITURE CO. ‘ fa a b io n rel In o th e r d e p a r tm e n ts , will bo buml y In o th e r ra c k s , -’ r S k T lir p lc t u r r In c e n te r allows a o m r o f th e niutiy w llio u au n d a blgts uW I P W W i W B W W i g ra d e c ru d e r u b b e r a t w h ich tire # w ill b o m a d e to S o u th la n d fr o m A tiim la L a rg e b i m Io w o n alw ays a a a d e q u a te s u p p ly o t 4 a la B M gaaary In a h u g e p la n t of tid e k in d . " la t h a s h o p te rm f q r th e lo n g d o u b le li n e o f a t c a m h e a te d sc ie n tific a lly eo n e r a fas w h ic h three a r e v td c a n ltn L T h e s e h e a te r s a r c s u n k se v e ra l f e a t b e n e a th O n e it h e r a id e o f l h a tw o lin e s r o fia t t r a c k ) o n w h ich lh a h u g e m o ld s a r e tU ite q r v u lc a n iz e d tinea a n d to b r in e in n e w ly m o d e U rea f o r “ c u r i n g .” T b a a alow fy a n d a r e c a p a b le o f c a r r y in g a t r e m e n d o u s lo a d . T h a h f c •* •* ! B udda l * TOl* SHOP Spencer Top Shop 1 BIX W. Beeond S t r e e t __ F U R N IT U R E Trade in your used furniture r' at Wagoner’s. . BARBER SHOP ' Smith Barber N T ) 101 N. Park Ava. ROOF REPAIRING R o o fiV •*" B u Jt* V ete l f j > MILK WATER Lengwdad Dairy Morning * Afternoon Deliver* Phona M l Flo Pure Water, Uihth *■ Phone m < | 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1929 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 11, 1929 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 11, 1929; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f8251c3ca99a92fedc30888d9bed3e48.pdf a0daa134ba8635ab620b42af347ca733 PDF Text Text 9 l xB " * Pair tonight tl# varisM* ■EF an in d e p e n d e n t SANFORD FLORIDA, FRIDAY, APRIL 12. 1929 L e w d W in International New* Service di -Y NEWSPAPER Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations NUMBER lit ------------ ■■ 1 • Seek To if IsExpected To Give NOTED S H t SOLONS AGREE Prohibitionists SLAYER Jury Prevent Sale. O f Liquors Verdict Today lit Divorce STORY Case O f WalkerP. Inmans ASKED TO QUIT NOT TO TRY TO On Ships Flying U. S. Flag o f u l r o v e I I BORDER ARENS GRAND OPERA CURB MARKET DOWNFALL I, WASHINGTON, Apr. 1 2 - new owner- nf the giant Leviathan RENO, Nevada, Apr. 12. — Indicated the arguments would be (INS)—“Th* Jones Law should to make it "a wrt ship" stirred the confined to three hours, although (INS)— A Jury of It men today follow th* fleet." ' counsel for Mrs. Inman offered controversy up again. will be called upon to decide to allow th* rasa tu go to th* jury With this as their slogan, pro­ Cavalry And Battery Administration Trad­ Marion Talley,Kansas In the samt decision that held omen AndGreedFor who's who and how much In th« without argument. hibitionists were laying planshrte O f GunsDispatehed" ers Will Avoid Any today t<> dry up-America on th* that th# Volstead Art did not ex. -City Songrbird\VideGold CausedfiQ-Year 'Y •XmWfrcharged hi* wife with tend outside the three-mile limit, sea aa well as on th* land. I<rgla To Strategic Pointa ly Heralded, Is Let Action T h a t M a y latlon will* OldEnjrineetToCreri.FMheT p., inman, wealthy h*ir habitual. Intoslsalhfr.- association uprrme r»>uri Courf’i'bsereeJ*tfssst will’ be Introduced In Con- the Suprepif wth a number or men including — .. ppM r to lay .Where FightLooma Out OfMetropolitan -Embarrasa&eaident matcBigamousWife tune, *° - **ued °r ‘h “ ^ Garnet Patton John Steele, vaudeville singer, Helene governing the on the whose alleged letters In poetic Inman, daughter of an Indiana WASHINGTON. Apr. 1#— American ships, and NEW YORK. Apr. 1 2 -flN S )— * WASHINGTON, Apr. 1 2 - ownedI and operated passenger operation of Amer ELIZABETH, N. J. Apr. mlnliter, for a dlhoras. Aa the strain to Mrs. Inman were read Marion Talley Metropolitan Opera <IK£)— Admiasst rwliaa-Uaderw-iev. U n sa fe .-—. - e w s » In that the.prohibitionist* saw to­ (INS)— A squadron of the • • lfc — (INS)— Wopen and case waa about to go to . trial, to the Jury. . AnwtUnit okiR*. hax*-been **11- day a way to extend their way. First U. S. Cavalry and m Mrs. Inman charged her hus- singer, was forced Into th* re­ the new Congnsx hwe* dec ides) In ing There exists a difference of liquor on the high sea* since •reed for gold proved to be Mr*. Inman appeared on the »cene. fhat?l With b\ntlnuoui heavy tirement which she buttery of four 7B’a bar* Mock all legislation Introduced ti Instituted a counter action and 1923, when th* U. S. Supreme legal opinion as to whether the the downfall of Henry Colin asked that th* Jury Increase her drinking neglect and questioned fully made. curb speculation on Wall Street *>r Court decided the Vnlsteml Act Levisthan or an, other American liecn ordered lo move to tba Campbell, 60, a white haired share of her husband's rash from him closely concerning his friend­ International New* Service to reduce th# total of speculator* did not aprly outside the terri­ vessel* ran sell liquor on out- Naeo nector. In Ariiona, lo ' ship for Juva Marconi, notcJ learned on unimpeahabir authorl dvll engineer and adverting (75,000 to (250,000. The question protect torial waters of the United States, hound enya'ge*. Ute border there. bank loan*. Arguments in the case were to dancer and recent Heno dioreee, that la. the three-mile limlf. Even arl-rs: “ where da they get It." M ajor General William L**man, who la in jail here to­ ty today that the Kansas City In the Senate, Senator Wateon and several i(h«r women. begin In Judge George A. Mart­ Since legally tharr sre no soarre* the vessel* operated by the U. S. day as the confessed May­ Mr*. Inman estimated her hus­ songbird had Incurred the dls (R) of Indiana, the majority lead­ commanilins th• let’* court tailay, the rase having Board sul,| it for a while, of supply In America, save for niter, er of Mrs. Mildred Mow­ come to * dramatic close with band's fortune at around (5.000, lavur pf th(> powcr*-lh*l-4>* In er. nlJng with such administration Shipping but It wax stopped because of the •‘sovrnmcnl stores" anil American Highth Corpn Area which ry of Greenville, Pa., both -of the principal* taking tht 000 and he testified It was ap­ the Metropolitan Opera Company apokrsfnrn a* Senator Smooi (R) prohibitionist clamor against the ship* cannot bring in stocks )f comprinen 1*h e Blexlcan »hl» bigamous wife, who** charm! witness stand to combat each proximately on* quarter of that and wa* politely told that •*!■* of Utah., and Fes* til) of Ohio., American Government itself being liqtirr under seal as do foreign border, notlflnl the War Depart­ was “ no longer needed," after vessel#. Inbound vrssctx, of course, body waa found blaring by Um other's testiipony. Judge Bartlett amount. in the liquor business. ment today. bring subjected to the usual declare^ against any legislative The announced decision of the ran stock up Icgslly enough abroaJ. roedtld* near Cranford, N. J.. on Rrlg. Gen. Georg* Van H*rw “ sliding process" that always tampering with the New York Fab. «J, Iart. pieced** the discharge «>f the Me­ Block Exchange during the coming Moseley*, ronimandlng th* First tropolitan's golden-throatnl warb­ pbell. who haa po»*d a* a C .retry Division at Fort BUm , abort session. In the House, Speak­ ler*. , waa to be questioned fur-, Tex, wa# directed to *end thn er 1-ongworth (R) of Qhio, and The Informant of International concemlns the victim of First Squadron o f th* First Cav­ New* Service deealred that Mlsa Rip. TIUon (R) of Conn., the alry “ hy marrhlng” from Hachlta, T “ torch murder" Mix* Talley wa* first subject"! to the majority Iradcre. have decided to New Mexico, to Douglas. Artxewa, t Brown, a middle-aged "sliding proccs*’’ last season when prevent organisation of the House near Naco, a distance o f 7 ( mils* *aa who** - gasoline-snaked she wa* called upon to TP**^ Jn ll-oL i.i/.n ,! Currency Commute.* as the cnat fl*r*- Thf only i Iijid subscriplmn jieriorni body waa found In th* ruins of J uf the Elghty-Svcoml Ftold AriBL Including aiirr* of tfie opera company, an thus killing off all legislation burning automobile near Bern- Methodists Expect To ^arousers, affecting hank* nr the slock rx Rcfvcue Party Sights TVmterB Cut Gigantic rr* I* living rushed, by rail fra® mUfortupr fur ardsvllle, N. J , a year ago. Miss HarryK.Thaw, Greet unprecedt-ntcd Fort IRiss to Itisby, a distant* c t Entertain Between singer of Miss Talley’ " icputcd rhinif. Brown had been keeping company IM) miles. Path Killing 57And Aviators Who Isook Broadway Hostess with a man who said he was J 300 And 400.Visitors calibre. This decision was reached by During the present season, now Doing: Bif? Damaffe EL PASO, Tcxa*. Apr. IE— doctor. To Be Thin,Hungry the Republican leaders at both ends NEW YORK. Apt. 12 (1NS1 drawing tu u liosi',’ It I* signifi­ Many women figured in Camp- . With the annusl meeting of the (INS) American military *bof the t’apitol for two rcaron*. bell’a life. 11* met middle-aged wo. Wrslry Bible Class Federation Texas Guinan, Broadway'* nlgll cant to note that Ml** Talley h** LITTLE ROCK Ark, Apr. 12- •rrvers today watrhej with toSYDNEY N. S. W. Apr. 12. — Fiist. they do not wi-h a protract­ men with money through a matri­ club hostess snored neacefullx to­ nut appeared In Wen a single (INS) The missing four oetu- (iNS) The Red «>oss and var ■|lerest the developmrnta In thre* monial agency in Detroit, lie had of the Florid* Conference only day, following a 48 hour wake in eiguiui subscription perfoimanc*. ed legislative fight over Mock pants of the plane Southern Cross loU* Imal agrm-ii s toilay *erc important ihratrr* of th* war It hi* first meeting with Mrs, Mowry three day* away, plans have been the cause of freedom. She sang yesterday at the Mo speculation to disrupt their niesent Mexico. Two day* on the wllnes* stand, tropolttun (her last uppearanc* Irgixlalivr program sml ther.diy liKoled mul alive, today search spcsxting relief work auioi'K *.n<that way In Washington. When he practically completed for, the To the westward Naco and N v injuiixi und homvles. victims ol was arrested last night be was three-day gxthervnf. which con­ nn acquittal of the charge of l»e on any stage she announced) hut possibly defeat rlther*the larm ie* » « i concentrated fur LicuL Keith th Iwm lornailoea which late Wed- gale* became points of Intrrvata* ing u nulaanc* and a celrtiratloq rt Anderson, wh» di*ap|>enred whd) living with his real wife and thico vene* Monday night and clusrs her latest night c'ub which wrni.d It was u subscription peifuimahre Hef or the tariff revlxh-n Mil*. ni",lay swapt through Northcas-- rrloda umter (Inti. Manxo, Enektr children in an apartment not fat Wednesday aiuiniigr. Meeting have made Nero bum Hi* fiddle not attended by uuy of the opera Sound, they fear congressional aiding the hunt for the Southern i-rn Arkanaas. ki ling f'7 person* Toprtr ami Caravro moved np*n Cross nviutor*. fi*w where had lain unldentlfleJ simultaneously with the Frdera* i„ envy—that I* what Texas had company’s subscriber*.. tinkering wllh the stock exrhxngiMi,| leaving unlohl suffering anl. them. Norn is hrl,l by the federal*: The searrh plane Canberra lo- piopc-rty ilamngi' in tlu- r wake. got ren weeks th* body of 'ie The young singer w*s mad# er effort* to control America's will he Iltshop Hoyt M. to remember or forget In her Nogales by the rebels. latrvt the Southern Cross un a mini Twisters cut a gigantic sent-woman he dbstfo* «.-* killing iw— Publ>*' csblnrt composed of some dretms. money supply at this time might To the south the great federal Metropolitan »*ar *u- ,i wl‘ h The couvert charge was i'll at maximum ballyhoo and theatrical puiipitatr a panic, with di-astrqu* flat 30 miles from I'nrt George. i itch- HT-XiUgh five mirthgasteni arnty of Gen. Juan Andrea Ainucaaas, be said, after marrying her of the outstanding churchmen of her club In t'mo, where ordinarily fanfare. Great thing* weir pre­ f.oliti.-nl, results t„ the Hoover ad­ Captain Itnhlcn, pilot of the t'an- and north ii-ntral counties. They bigamoualy Is decided It “ was the the slate. ran stood at Chihuahua City, randy dawn rome. up with a goldlierra, >1-|I| wufd tluil lit.- men oiiginatod near the Arksnsaa- to advance notlhwaril. Juares. rail paly way to get rid of her." •. The First Methodist Church will the ministration. Missouri line and headed III u south­ dated table check In it* Jnw*. dicted for her by every person loekvd furnished ami Hint lie had Hit lawful wife la an attractive be host to the visitor* numhsring Texas “Them will lie no legislation westerly ilucsrlion. Hnc of lh>- head of the Mexican Nall newI held open house In her club note connected with Hie famous woman of S3. Me aald ha married hetween 300 and 400. A number Texas licked th* government again New Ymk musical institution, effecting the Mock exchange,’’ dropiml food for them. Urst places struck was Guiolt, III Railroad that runs from tba Ri* Holden circled the Southern her hi Chicago 1> yVtra ago. They of local committees have been ami was strutting hospitality. ilefore her lirst season was wor. lenstof Watson t >ld Internallwml Diaid County, where c-veuy huihl- Grande to • i.ihuahua City, to mlbare three daughter*, aged 1(, 14 working on th* arrangements. All “They said 1 wa, a nu aanew and I however, according to Interna- News Service. “ Ilnw can wu legis- Cross hut was unahlo In descend ing ill the vii.sgo was demolished, toady in the haru|s o f the fidsrai*. and three. of th* sessions will ho hrld *in shuwed 1 wa* a lady,' shouted Uonal New* Service * Informant, l.vte to halt specu'ntlnn? We can’ t owing to the rough and swampy viol of llq- |hjpulatlon of Hal, three Aim.nan will m»xr north unoppaa killed and Injured. "I-lev# my wife, and I'm "orry thf'churrh audtiorium but the Ho Texas. “ I’m everybody* suckn MBs Talley tupl lost mueli • ‘ by* swa AL .Specwlallosi will .go in Joel fumUtion of the >|>i(itiy. He were Relief irew an sewnhing the ed. ---- "faiallj's m Cs than alltU i tel Forrest 1-ak* ha* besot dcslg totdght and I want the waller* »* the some, mid beside* wh-it right then n-lurned to Wymiliain, Hying Reaching Juares there to • * out." said Campbell to- sated a* convention headquarters. Sit down with th* guests and If f*B*<kstagc at the Metropolitan. has the Federal Reserve Board to by way of I’m t Gvri-r where he j ilt-hns of levrlid roimnunilles fur possRiilit. that Gen. Almax twin Ihi, bodies of • tc. led u* his cell, as he nervously The completed program f<v Uu thsy don't act happy i'll give ent |. was said, other singers began regulate stick buying? Its efforts gave word . . ,.>s t. cowry. “ missing" With the known dentil ask |a-rmiajo ti to move hia a bilk" on* clgarvtt* after another, conference was released Joday. The .Southrrn Cross h*d lawn list standing at 57. it i. l*e leved over the Southern Pact fie Un** Texas was iu * gloating mood. I,, complain that »h« was over have resulted disastrously ax t“ police, Investigating the A number of figures, promln Although th* 10 other drtrndsnts i sled." Eventually. Galtl-Casaxxu, IKiri* from live Mid Wes( revealed missing lA d a y , having Iweii li.ts numl a-1 may Ik- tncuase-d l»‘- that skirt th# international bord*r. Jekyll-llyde career of ent In Floriiht Methodism, have in the al'egrd liquor nuisance director of the company and othei u higher Interest role out there to forced down on llio night ol fori- nl| residents of the aica are (Mhrrwise be will have to m*v«hto II, loamrd that when he been , . •ucounted for. force* westword through pulpet scheduled as speakers, rtiarge against the Salmi Roynlr ovrrh.nl* began to concur In lhl» parallel the high roll money ratei Mar. 31). After sweeping through itraid pas*, follitp-ing the same trail that rklng for a cement company among them M ng E. n. Walthall, had pleaded guilty, she chose In opinion. Artoiding lo word from 1'ort International New* on Wall Street. It i« loo dangerous ho was arrested for bigamy president of the Federation; Rev battle for freedom—and she won. n situation for legislative expe-l Groigv, arrangements them were County, the etoliit struck I'arklii, (Iscoliar and Tnpele took to their wm |old> til Crvvss County, whelo II mole rrltd Rnsallo Campbell, Ira Barnett, conference superin­ even agsinst the stiff chant* to Upnir# After this hrr eventful “ retire­ mrnt* or govcrnmrntal Interfer­ under wuy to send supplies to were killed and score* Injuteil. flight to Nero and Nogales. the Jury by federal judge Edwin ,bly th* Rosalie MeReady tendent; Rev. A. C. McCall, ex If Almaian ran us* tb* Ameri­ ment" w*. a foicgono conclusion. ence on cne side or the other. A Ihi' missing airmen, im lulling Fiom I’urkln County the storni Thomas. „, • waa living with in Elisa- tension secretary; Rev. G. W. Texas’ liberty party sounded Despite the far, that opera crit­ panic might rfcslly result of we al- gasoline, to enable them t» con­ rirvinl buck north and leveled can railiuM he may he able U 1915, and it was found In Hutchinson, associate superintend­ like Congress. Everybody made tempted an experiment at this tinue their flight if the Southern Soil tin. in Jackson County, and throw Ilia IfW’ps between th* rsboi ihol that he previously married ent; l>r. U I*. McCord, ccaifercnce »|K*rehe* amt*Joined in the cheer: ic# generally sang her praises un­ time." Cross is noi damaged. n te South­ II wus In-re the twictera seemed lo rlriinxhold at Nogale* and th* stintedly. ' mpbell in Omaha in 19,10. lay leader; Dr. Ludd M Spivey, for their own oratory. And every­ Administration lenders like ern t.loss was eiigagfSl on the merge into one and concent rale vanring rriiel armies of Maas**nd Mis* Talley has always been y woman are mixed up in president of Southern College; body was (here—even Harry Thaw, a dr- .Smoot ami Fes* werejald to feel lirst leg of a (light to LYvglalid their fury in a deadly assault on Caravro an,| Escobar. spoken of in New York a* a Ilf* that the authorl- Dr John W. Hhackford, general the Pittsburgh ml llunane. “ Thank that Congress could not remedy when it was forfeit down, t'apl. Hie IIIHD counties of Jackson, J Down on .the western front, God Texas I* saved tu us poor un- cidedly practical business woman lot wiener nnd Green, where the »h n e S.-rrrtary of War Callr* begun a systematic secretary of the general Sunday foitunatr nighthawks," told Harry and In many circles It was -pre­ the speculative situation by enact­ Chailes Kingslord-Sinilli, t'apt. g.x-atfst loss it, life occurred. determlna what haa Chari* t’ lm, famous trans-l'aSchool Board, and Bishop Dobhs. trailing the dnneing girl* In a dicted tovlsy that she might en­ ing new laws. Whole families were wl|sxl not ha* rsfalditkrd headi|uart*n at to them. rifle airmen, and two .jthers were in Iho little hamlets that dotted Caliacsn, Hi# irlwU are In rvtnat Ono of the feature* of the con ■outing cheer for Terat ter the talking motion picture t cams after detective* in (he plane. this till y s<s lion of the state. lau-k to Nogales. It was rvp*rt*d ference will be a visit to the Al| the Cuinnn alumni were galh- Held, reK*r*IU*M of Ihi* **iml a of effort, had traced Methodist Orphanage *t Benson eicd in two-by-four velvetcl she is sai.l to have made from Additional details from 1'oit Rwifloti, Alicia, l-arudo anil Sneed tialay that the rrlwls hav* fled patent leather shoes that Narojoet, M George said that llulden Itew low were pract enlly blown fiom :bi) front Nan Bias to Springs. The gathering formally canopied tent, which one pays for (300.1)00 to (500,000 during her identification of Mrs. by the yard. The doors wire enough to recognise the men. hut fare of the earth. Farm homes in miles north and ar* Iwlirvrd head­ gets under wsy Munday night at brief tenure as a Metropolitan thrown apart ami preceded by a m the msker in St. could not sho|)t to them hvcBUac the path of the twisters were like­ ing for Cneorit. along (he Southern wise ilenoili-hl d. trailed th* shoes 'o 7:30 o'clock with a song service g a y liand playing “ The Prisoner’* coloratura soprano. I'ai tflr of Mrxico. i • of the noise of his motor*. |•'* led by llcv. P. M. Boyd, followed dong", Texas appeared in a tri­ line house in Jaekson County, ra., then to the pur­ said they looked thin and their umphal procession. Everybody by an address br Dr. Spivey, sheltering u family of five, wus I^na Hmllh. ncgrvss. ws* flneJ . Mowry >and ygitrnlsy cheered—hut most of all the wait(25 this morning in Police Court fates, as they gaud upward, I lifted high in Ihr air, carried a 45 l ’er Cent O f City ltlvsly Identified reception to the visitor* will era, checkers, Itounrrrs, und un­ con olrrai'lr distance ami dropped writ) drawn. When food, was held at the hotel following Dr fur reckless driving, and Wallers ST. Taxes Are Collected Spivey's talk. Th* remainder of listed rrllnur. Allen, negro, rrcrlvrd a similar dropped from the Canberra the ill a rirc-k Iasi. Tvcu rhddli'n wele i, Mowry In Baltimore “ Hello, gang.’' greeltd Teas:, fin# for disorderly ronducl. Thus* fuyr mtn attacked it and ate H killed and the throe other* in Iho the program is •» follow:*! home onre again and looking leqnd married her bigs Forty five |, r tent Iho muni­ wera th* hravlrst flora tnvfrd out ravenuusly. _ There was n nearby futility si-ihiudy Injured. In the ------------• . Tuesday--------—ie drily hAmesick. "Your llftl* angel the. spur i of the mnmrnt' by Judge W. W. Whit,, in a brief stream of fresh water which gave ma n. the storm followed the * .pal taxes hav* been cullortad. 0:00 A. M.— Devotional Service f.rw over th* prison walla.r Texat course of a slate highway, lc-ve . i.,iurding to figure* through Apr. rather refined-looking Ssnfd'vl people, for oae reasnn srsalon of th* tribunal. K:30 A. M.—President’* Ad kissed everybody within the flash ing faim houses and village* on III. Miss Eils h Hoy, ro IIretor, to ­ confessed. “ Immediately Thru* rates of alleged violation Ihim penly to drink. or another, haven’t “ kicked In O/ her diamonds. Texas mounted day announced the total rolltrtlaa* rlllier side of Ho* load. of the "stop" ord nsncy rrsu'lrd I know it was all dress. pleaching wholrhcartedly to a fum! wuli in dismissals for the following: to he (I It.TJdi'ai. The bsiss»»« 0:45 A. M —One-half minute hrr crimson-covered could not shake her off which to purchase Marguerite, stool. o moun, I (-119,190.40. JCIIAItLF.H HAINES 1)1iS John Barkrr, Mrs. W. J Hartley reports from acboefs. 1 decided the only wsy While the time fur paying stata “1 think the verdict of those 12 lioness, for the Municipal 7.v- ami Mrs. T. U O’Connor. Several 10:30 A. M-—My Class. In ami The animal, acquired a short time I get rid of her for good and men was live and let live," shout­ and riosnty taxes will probably h* other rases were dismissed as fol­ ORI.ANIM), Fla. Apr. 12— (Continued On Pag* Four) ago by Chief of Police Roy ed Texas. “The day I. roming and txlendid to June 1 by IcgiaUUv* lows: O. E. Clause, mkles* driv­ (INK)—Chailes D. Humes, former act on; the (Tty Commlsstan rwwe are close to i, when we will ■Wi liams from the Johnny J ing; Frank Allen, building a bonNew York C*>ngrrssman. and om- iintlr drcok',1 -^avot to grant any not b* compelled tu do things Jonr* Carnival, coat (100 .— _ The City government M* n" f'.ra; and Weary Johnson, Tommy tirne* candidate for governor in rxtrnsion for the mlleeion o f I against our own better Judgment ’ Twenty-on* name* werr repnrtod lands for this puinose and Chhl Jurkson, Josephine Allen and A Nrw York, was dead here today. ntcipa| taxes. J.Lewis, disorderly conduct. „ u llrd to a pstltion circulated l»rvolvrd the ldti Of inLa* Kinard wa* fined (a for ___ _ • * —Lake Mary Minstrels Willisini day among local business hot)***, vitinr publk'ipiriUd rltlieji* t»» to the fund. So far the re­ sp**dlng, Levy Knight (10 fur favoring a ftv*-month*' **a*on Set For This Evening donate sponse has not been very en­ maordt-riy conduct and J. B. H«r Thursday half-holiday*. Kpon-or* couraging. only (22 having Iwcii irman estreated a (10 bond nn a of the movement said they ei|a-cling to a good-stiod audi- posed of th* Kisses Sara Max drunkenness charge. The Ink* Mary Chaiqber of c o lle c t e d . Fltta, Dorothy . Sanford Elks lodgt well. Martha to add many mor* sirnaturrs Moadsy’a Court The City ComrolMlofifri fw n presented St th# Mi- Crouch, Katherine Waters Lur* Commerce minstrel show, adver­ Cases dismissed In Monday before they have finished their tised ysstrnkqr for Apr. IS; will put In i dol’ar nnd th# Pojjjt Mims Mary Hi(rt, Betty Rloe*. Theater a mlnatrol show, WASHINGTON, Apr. 12. — csimu. For one thing it parment has contributed (5. Re morning's session, included Mary work. on* of tb* best sms- Julia Ritchie, Mari* Huddleston be staged tonight, according to rvntly the Fir* Department fol drown, possession of Ikiu.ir; Yesterday another group or busi­ Prank Evan*, who today called at­ (INK)— Mr*. - Edward Everett rn in th* Tan-Ameriyan Ui Grace Bunch, speeding, Karsh May, productions staged here In Elea Psarte, Christln# Ktoudenness men, supporting a pnpo»*l lowed sail to make th# total (to building, which i* o. Th* main aketch, a mire, Grace William*. Katherine tention to an arror la a Herald .■vine* that time n r in IndlridvitU ham Pride, ami Maggie Brawl., to observe the Thursday cloaing Gann's social sun shone brightly ground *o far aa liquor la ensemble, wga supple- Williams, Rosalia Pope, Dorothea advertisement. have given th* Chief William* disorderly ronducl. The case of period for thrao and » half months, in Washington today. She wrnt •lined. For another, there The performance la scheduled donations of a (t *««to Tb» *•**. Robert Lawton disorderly conduct, made pablle a petition that nut by • number at specialty Lawson, Acts MiUhsll, Louis* to a dinner given by th* Chilean great many dry legislators was continued. Other rase* were: Including singing and Russell, Dorothy Couch , Ludlla to get under tray at S:I5 with a Includes A. P. BoottosR. C- Wl|. Viola Heath' and -Lucille Jack­ tained *5 name#. Bupportet* of the Ambassador, Sc nor Don Carlo* ent. in addition t* cabinet mem­ cox. Dr. B. D. Caswell, Mr. Wade. minstrel sketch and several spec, Bols and Natalie Parnworth. net« and chorus skits, son, disorderly conduct, ( ! ( each; five-month plan stated loJ*y thr Yice-Prsmdant. PamAmerican ber* and Part two presented the follow­ laity acts featured oa the pro­ F. lr Woodruff Br, Georg* IK Mary Brawn, keeper of dlaerdoily would probably publish their list Davila, at tba minstrel show Introduced MtHor, and Gifford BelL Union last night and raned oil Srnor ltavila i* said to hav* gram. Th# Lake Mary band will tomorrow. Fajto wing is the prrhooa*. (60; Ed Hamilton, mak­ Wolts ' in the role of Inter- ing numbers: Farad* of th* Mid­ Members of th* U om Club the other ladies present, thus es­ sidrred it would bo “ m an and Miss Ruth Pearman dles; "Goto* te the Bar**" a* »• furnish the must* for th* occas­ hare undertaken to aaalst the ing throats, dismissed after pay­ amid* to th* petition s tablishing one of those prece­ pr priatf" to refrata fro* ion. The shew trill b# presented ment of costa of (3; Elijah West, trrprstad by ’ Hsrb Wolta, Ed­ We, the undersigned business "Old Glory." Mirth entertainChief and toward, that.end h*v* Ing intoxlcaata. Abo, Urn disorderly. (10; E D, Pvncsn, In the Chamber of Commerce ward P. Lone. Shorty Cox w»d 4 placed collection boxes lq aevera' hotter* of lUnfcrd believe that our dent* tot ore so dear to Capital numbered several hundred. In blackface role# Included urunk, (25 bond oatraated; F. society ami idficialdom. doxrntown establUhmemU, includ­ group a t shorn* girls; Ctonao employee* ar* entitled to a half Qtt» Edward F. Lone, Nor. We-President Curtis w It was a dry dinner, too, al­ ing th* drug stores. Her* on* may I’ounce, dlaorderly, (10 bond «»• holiday each x»*«k during tb# auntBpeLn DavU, Reg­ Trio In "Bit* of llxrmony t treated. ranking guest. Other* drvp to a. much money a* he fee • MESSENGERS ROBBED Martha Fltu, lb* girl, from tb* mer months, and ws agre* to close though the cellar of the Chilean . ad Brit Hohsclaw. J . B. Snow and Madg* Barwrr, all*. Th* objec, * f Chief WilEmbassy, like other diplomatic Senator Jones (R ) of r YeoaJ eotertaInara were: Sid FaUlta; PtanUtton Dey*. *P»*tdrank and disorderly, (to each; oar places of buslnsss, regardlrsa IRVINGTON, N. J. Apr. 11 — luma' totoit appaal to to Mb the Jams* Norwood, disorderly, (10; of whom may atoy open, starting collar* in Washington, contains author of the “ fWe-and tmC* IJeyd. Homer Ing th* Ufa of the aouthara noh* Treasury n s a m i (IN S )-T w p frisssangw o f tb* fcolariana and Kiwanlana to "do Charito Murfly. assault. (15; Mary at noon Thursday, May 2nd. and soma eery rare stuff. Nothing but Secretory a t the Jack Dor- gto; Hattie War* in songs of tea to org* othat eltilhair bit", and e ra! MitehaCI. ( » Attorney General Irvington Smelting and Refining u water was served. Lr*wn, disorderly, (10; R. B. day; Ruth Poarman and hsr jai* continuing each Thursday through n , to h*lp with th* can**. Con Bannay, Otho rotary o f th* latortar Company, were gobbed of (11000 tributiona may b* made to any Mmtra*, Jack Hsyatt and 3. IF Sept. 26, 1929. W# ask th* eoTh# aridity o f th* dinner wa* babisai “ Sseing Niagara Pnlla H. C. Waters Jr, Cordon lIf*Hto Wlt 7 * t f In gold by flrO masked men to­ ____ __ Polie# Department Woad.xiff Jr, violation *f “ atop" operation of th* *hepp*r* •(Ban- not explained. However, it eras many Laden Edenfleid. Jack with Bborty Cox. Herb » Woltt day, police reported. Tb* men on- uismber of |ha to b* du* to a number of ««P *. •r stay b* ptoend to th* collection ordwanc*, (3 aneb; B. A. Borges*, lord and tUtoUx.____ _ rf BUI OeilW. In the aup- S T sS S . DnriTnttobow UJUU spMdtof, ( t , -------------------«n p d l i • ( f d u .. . ------------— ** M l VM I d S H p m r M 4 P W 4 1 * I v A K ’ i 'V ?& & & & *£ f e S i r 3-DAY PROGRAM REVELRY MARKS OF CHURCH MEET BIG PARTY AFTER COMPLETED HERE TEX’S ACQUITTAL LOST FLIERS OF RELIEF AGENCIES SOUTHERN CROSS DISPATCH AID TO ARE DISCOVERED TORNADO VICTIMS I Charge O f Reck less DrivingCostsNegro Woman Fine O f $25 Police Chief Wants More Donations To Fund F o r L ion ess C Advocates O f Five Months O f Holiday Are Reported Busy . Minstrels Are Presented To Appreciative A udience Last Night Mrs. (iann Ranks A t ('apital Dinner Where No Intoxicants A re Served ' Vr y ' ’ ,m i / . £ * y. u ■ **'» v': • r-e 8 -8 4 MM t �4* J it yL ■ • HWf.'SVV I 'o n v ? '; r* I T r it 'M ’NT /,■ . ; , ---- ** ~* • * ~VV_/'.^l Tw ins in age and appearance, one shoots eagerly ahead while the other lags far behind. In traffic, on hills, thcrc'j^afiea the- for you at all pumps bearing. lhc£Eexaco Red Star.with..the . -r Green T. . * . . ^ same starthng.Tiiffcrence^^^ Texaco vaporizes readily. The harder you~step on. the celerator, the faster, pure “dry gas”—every atom power^flowe*^-^?— into rs pfek*upTmtrpowerr phi^Tttd?-^^ ***~ r. A lm o s t invariably, srzchcH«ttc=cc in performance is accurate measure of the difference in quality of gasolines used. N o engine, not even the finest in the world, can feel fit and fighty on a diet of inferior fuel. economy. Try it todayl . ' # THE TEXAS COMPANY. TEXACO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS I f you are a driver who likes to lead the procession—if you ljke plenty o f getaway and go in your gasoline—be sure to try Texaco, This new and better high test gasoline is waiting AND SHORT’S CAMP DeLAND ROAD LAKE MARY * • # CENTRAL FLORIDA SERVICE STATION SERVICE STATION * NUMBER 2 Sanford Ave. nl 12lh. HI. • * Altamonte Springs W. 11. Helix. Mur. SERVICE STATION W. SANFORD ; SERVICE STATION . _ ' L. Sanford Ave. Cor. 2nd. SL Phone 194 W. H. Reitz, Mgr. E. J. ROUTH SERVICE STATION . 1601 W. First Street W. First Street i #. RO CK EY’ S TIRE SHOP I ll Park Ave. . • ^ T* GASOLINE SERVICE STATION Old Orlando Road f �TT- T V . ,T M il W A o w m in i u tut itr* c l trade. . . "N # W Mt »a adltton of • nawapaper go to prau with­ out art advertJMmtRt Of youra Ja It,” n ld R. B. Burdine in. XftRR* the other day. Mr. Burdine is president of W. M. it, a department store which nearly IBona tn trafle o f two nett largest stores In the i credits State. Mr. Burdine^ ^ a large part o f the aucceaa of his CritJeWrifTampa Tampa merchant*, Mr. Burdine said that he had noticed a serious lack of department store advertis­ ing In Tampa papers. "It la toy belief,N he added, "that the reason some of. the Tampa store* arc not getting their share of business it because of inadequate advertising." May bo the same reason haa something to do with the shortage of w M ir«rtw < business some of our own merchants are experiencing. « « M at um "Wall pnpaxad- advertising, -attractively setting forth a store’s values, becomes the moat Important news. In the papec. f « thff houaewlfe," Mr. Burdine continue*‘We have always held that many women make it a practicp to prepare shopping llsta from the advertisements appearing in the j - a h J H R J l i g i f t evening paper. There they find the best bargains for to­ morrow. And In times like these they are all trying to save a penny her# and a penny- there. »■■■Mr. Burdina Is also in favor of state advertising. He r TUB b p u Ng KEttmMs believes that the state chamber of commerce should provide Now that th« bird funds for ths advertising of the state In the newspapers of pea*lag wine* throughout tha country. "We have everything in Florida," Bis way tosnpu lowly tblnfs |j he said. "There Is no reason why It should not be the fore­ most state in the Union. But we need advertising, regular Your ralakow colors advertising, to tell it to the nation.” efaoby ono We believe that If Mr. Burdine were In charge of the Blip through my hands celery business here, he would devote at least a quarter of to took tb* tun a million dollara each season to nation-wide advertising. And wee believe he would hot 'be long In making Sanford celery Tot spring return*t the greatest crop In America, just tu he has made hln de­ On sprR rsln partment store the greatest in Florida. W U P com# dancing tguln -oJ i l i n Highway Beautification On nutWLb^Mz. to tho atrana v * ?;■ And ^acquired poppy I squill, The Jade and stiver hallabor* Bhatl teaselate her dancing floor B u to ig a tha An apple a day .m ay to sUry-pay doctor away but TP* 'osl. that kieps tho waif from out door. Don't forget. Vo advert We loenl hllta The Oavernar will not Ug* -them if they have not been prop< eriy adverttoodl -O Style export exya kklrt, will hot gat loader thL summer, •• If anykod the alightaat idea that thay would. iil i Things are coming back In FlorIda. Key West to in the throes of a Itltia real estate boom and so to Miami Beach. MV Text. Gulnan says aha navar nM a drink In bar Ilfs. Of course ‘ ale hasn't: moderation to not one of her virtu** W. II Tunnldlffo I* having a big time In Palm Beach. They ale trying tb pull a Bemlnoli County Bank on him, and he's sgih ft. A man In W*«t Virginia b»* been coughing for ten day*. II* •hould quit imoking clf*r*— D«land New*. Or *rt Into a ear* \\\: Thar** no money In growing celrrv unit** there1, a demand for lU Tb* bc*t way to lttcr**** th* otmand for a product 1* to adrer.ttse It. ■ o------ — - - . Of court*, wo loo. Ilk* th* other*, hop* there wVl never be another land boom In Florida, but bolUvo u». If th*ro over abould be, well know what to do. ■ o -------Fort Myan recently hold a “ Horn* Coming Weak” , and folk* who .utod to live In Fort Myori fifty year* ago but who have •Inr* mov*d away, retumod lo greet old friend*. Bom* day may be we can hava »och a "Horn* Cuming Weak" In Sanford. . * ------------Tb* llann problem « ■ , *otv*d In beautifully diplomatic "After >uu-my-d*ar Alphonso'* atylo. Secretary Btlmaon could hava Mttlrd tb* matter altbar way. hut h* tilarreally withdraw ln>favor of tha foreign representative* nl tV* thing Ion. They vary pollloly ykldad and1 allowed, Mr* Gann pr»cournr* over tbalr give*. Th* Florida Tlmaa-Unlon. tak­ ing It* text from City Manager Calm*' autitif article in g Florida vmrni i h i Engineer i*iiginvvi 0*td Contractor, gav* Sanford a half column editorial in Thursday km VtnA morning'* nan*. paper. TWaFa That'* Iths kind o f pot Tc ty which cant bo bought aid which to worth mat* to a city l— i all an ui» mil v o t m in than th* bill hoard* la tho world It help* ua to hava faith In ooraolvaa whan w* know othara have faith In ua. Key Wllllami la vary proud of tha new Uonea* in the sou. but he 0*yi ho think* th* boar if nut ta tho seme cage could kill her. ■* aoy* lion* to* their reputation fur being Ike “ King o f th* Boaata" by - taking their ptag by eurprie* and putting o a a o M i n »how. In th* eng* the Hon**, would her* to de­ pend soWty on her rtreagth. Not no unlike people, to it, who gain fame for greet dtrmgth whenl o reality they ore eaiy cashing I Federal aid In the beautification of public highwayn will be obtained for Florida if a recent act of congreiui and a statement of Governor Carlton In his opening addreaa to the letfalature are to be taken for their face value. The Tamp* Time* explains It aa follows and shown what we be­ lieve would be highly beneficial to this state: f h r fREIH MBlttnr Of wngi ess-amended-the-highway legislative set so that the federal government Is now In po­ sition to cooperate with the several states in public road beautification, and a number of states which have practical­ ly completed their paving necessities are now turning tu beatitificatlon programs quite as briskly as they did to pav­ ing in the first place. "States which are undertaking such beautification arc now obtalhlngr ii from Washington an abundance of yclcntific aid In addition to funds to be used In such a work. Help la extended by the federal government in the dollar-match ing method and also through the forestry and plant bureau of the department of agriculture. "Since thla In ao, It appears it is high time to beautify Our completed federal aid highways and carry such work along with the paving program, and wc are making that ■uggestlon as we go along. It is well worth consideration on the part of road Improvement authorities everywhere to­ day. "In his message to the legislature Governor Carlton sold on this subject: ‘It Is time to consider a program of beauti­ fication of our highways. \Rlghts-of-way should He secured With reference not only to present but future traffic and beautification ns well. Florida makes its bid ta the visitor. The roadalde Is thd traveler's front yard and largely reflects the character of a people.’ Those are words of wladont' ' GRAVES n and particularly that part which referred to ths controversy bo­ urne members of tha ComnM myself regarding cer­ tain matter, not Includ'd la tha Montes of tin moating of March nth. ^ ‘d e i s t s ' .guava.*' Or without killing It when It 1* laying golden aggoOwners of Finikin m l estate who fact that their particular kind at property pays today tnor* than Ha propor­ tionate share In taxation and who at* convinced that other kind, of property, ecu ally wall served with puUUe basis*Ka, ihould ' inclined! to reveres the Ibtatot If boston /tea party complaint bv de­ daring (hat "repr-ecntattoo with* out taxation la unjust* ~ *Y afao IlflTlQ*vlj InSeoul ----- a w •awy In conclave / at Tampa, denounce tho proposed two percent tales tax on products sold at Tetell. They are against It far the same reason that ths real estate men are against the ad valorem tax on real property and tha automebl’o men against tha gasoline tax and the tobacco men against a tobacco tax. They may ba right but if any real science Is to be brought Into the elate tax situation the Icgli latum will be obllgwi to consider each proposed tax aolely on a hails of Ha wldenpaa of dlslribu tlon, ita ease of collection, and its certainty of producing adequate public revenue. Staggering to those economists who sec tha south already made slave to an over-production of cotton are the plan,, for davelopment of rotton growing at Banford. But the Sanford anthuilsats **V they can grow roll cotton on their celery land between relety celery erop periods and that this, roupfad wl*h Florida's noparlor growing condlHons, w’M m n i* t n m ’ io m crrT good profit on rotton even when other soulhetrrt planters are cursed with » surplus whl-h has to be sold at less titan cost. it *m I wiah t« thank you ’ for tha moaner'vSe nesting was report­ ed and for tho fairness In which your reporter handled tho matter. It was as near correct as It coriti h i without stenographer*, rote,. I mutt, however, correct on* statement which t believe Mr. Jones did not und ratand. I am quots-d aa saying that your paper stated that tha contract had ' This wax nor » h i t -+ said that you moat have been tafonniid that It had been signed, and that you Inferred that It bud. - I t y -w i u n for this as­ sumption im b ' follows. On March 11th, your Mr. Jones asked me tha direct qu ntloru rMbm .-dc- tM , signed before the new Commlaalonera took office T" I advised him not. What I did say was aa follows: “ If the Ik raid pub­ lished the statement knowing that tha Contract was signed they lied; and If they published It not knowing it was sign il, thay pubIshed a lie." In order that you may fully understand Just-What It la all about, I refer you to ■ Reso­ lution passed on December £8, 1028, and > pgord In tha City Hall, na follows: "WHEREAS, because of tha sl scpr, or Mr. R. O. Chase, one of the City Commissioners, and because of the press of many other -'Important municipal j o at­ tars, this Commission has not had. an opportunity o f formally acting upon the draft of the agreement so aubmlttxl, and WHEREAS, on January 8, 1939, there will b v a partial change In tho present admini­ stration of the City uf Sanford, Florida, in mm ns ia am n n * new Commissioner* will b* influebrf Into office, nnd WHEREAS, under tho clrrumL'xncea, we feel, In fairness to the Incoming Commissioner*, that lb* present Commlsalon.ro of th* Officers of the Mltner develop­ City of 8anford. Florida, should ment corporation whose Bora Ra­ not formally execute the draft ton project was one of (he trageill's of Iho real estate boom of of th* contract submitted by aald attorneys, and 1936 and 1920, ere being sued for WHEREAS, In -rSe opinion of >1,160.000 nn the grounds that rbtlr development propaganda wa* thla Commission Ihr provisions a conspiracy to sell lot* at pr're* of said contract ao submilt-il ap­ vaatl* In exerts of their value. Rut pear to b« fair and roaaona'ula the romnlainsnta In this suit werr in all respects, and aald con­ " " Isas Intent than the dafrndenla tract a* a whole appears to hr upon selling lota eventually at on* which Is beneficial to tht more than was paid for them.' in City of Hanford, Florida, there­ th* light nf wha, Florida know fore. RE IT RESOLVED, that the now the fatuitv of many ordlnnri. 1v level-heeded business men dur­ City Commission n* now consti­ ing the boom days la hatd in on. tuted, recommends the draft of drisland—Imt It is always easy >» tht rnntratt so submitted by the lock the door after the hora* la attorney* tu the favorable con­ tone. sideration of the City Commiaslon, aa the samd ahnl b e. con­ stituted on and after January 8, Trustees nf th* Fort school district who entered libel 1920. Adopted thla Hu 28th day of ,jlt proceedings against a certain i’aul MrCnnville for writing a let December, A. D., 1028." I further with to advise you trr to the News-Trlbune In which I they claimed) h* called them that a meeting wa* held at the ■‘jmlrhevka" are old-fashioned. resld nee *nf Mr. Chase on BatKwr>h»dy who diaagtvr* with nrilny night prior tn January SPLENDID PROGRESS AT SANFORD anybody rise these day* rails Hth, composed of tho new mem­ Fl.OKiDA TIMBS-UNION h'lii a '•bolshevik." Th* term la no ber*. Mr. Chase nnd mysetf, and 1’rrernllng a full front page il- trains, luadrd rllh crlrryj, nr-, l /turer a description, 'merely an at that tnroll rig the Commlssiont its agreed lo continue Messrs. luttratlon mad* of th* butinraa iced fur the trip to Northern ppithet. tieClilt** Ynd Rogrs in th* New markets. The alatrmrnt I* nude section o f the city of Sanford that "with an many refrixnrntor York nod other litigation, pro­ Science has Ita torturr, n* well from abow * In other worde, an cars originating from the Ban- ui. its triumphs. Ilanqurt dlnnai* vide,I thry would continue. I waa asked by the thro- new airplane view, the Florida En­ ford section, Il ha* become qfie to seven places In New Jersey gineer *ad Contractor last week roncentation point from nearby Acre linked nn* night Inst week members of the Commission to also d noted several- !n*ida page* place* where these car* ap- Ircd by telephones In order that speak­ ree Mr. DrCotes and sot If he to a story about th* busy, pro­ from tho Urgcal Initial Iking e r at each banquet might b* would continue the New York •use and other*. I saw Mr. D gressive and enterprising tom plant In the world, having a beard at the other a x banquets. Col tea on Sunday and talked the mu nil v and vicinity, gantonl, up rapacity of five hundred Car* a th* Bl Johns, on 1-aka monroe, day. Hastings now may take ita place, mstler over with him, and after variously call >1 "the Celery City,* with first refusing rat, he. after being While rrlrry wa* moved <>ut of telegraphically speaking. th* 'C iti Huhsunttal end other Sanford last season to thel ex­ other modern up-to date ritlea of urged to do ao. agvwd. hut stab at complin,mUry titles, has been tent of alx thousand carloads, the state following (be installation hr would like to talk It over with This stirring Itaalf to diversify ln- the aactlon also shipped some oy the Western Union Te egrnph the entire Commission. duitries and Improve every detail thousands o f car* c f cltrua fruit* tCompany, n, their Simplex system mvisart I delivered, end on Mon­ o f tylian and suburban lilt, with latluce, romalr.r nnd other vege­ tn the local office—Hastings Her day. January Hlh about 11:00 A. M. w* held In (he City Hall Inctaaalnng business and alcadlly tables, beside* a quarter of n aid a ronferenc*., or executive sesadvsneng value. Th* article np- million dollar* worth of ferns and Mr. Ramsey, of the Dixie Cream- -elon. and matter* were arranged pearing In tn, th, maganne magarino meqj me^y cut flowtra, which were sold in pairing in tinned waa written by City Man. the north rn und wrstrro mar­ iry or thla cily, report* approai- that he should continue In the agtr U.H. Cairn*, and under­ ket*. . Flowing wclla In Ike mutely 6,000 pounds of butter rare* ref m -d to. On .January 14th. at tha regu­ take* to set forth briefly some of neighborhood uf Hartford nra usod made thla work at the rreinprrx, the attraction* or the plso.-' With fur Irrigation projects, and th • 116 |wr rritt of th* whole milk com­ lar meeting of th* Commiaalon, I ing from Mad ton county, tha moat . . . . * faw drtslU concisely offered. land* are -mad* productive of the :*■( from Brooks county, refer you to the following Reiolu"Known throughout tha nation through scientific control of mot*- V -urg*. About 6 per cent of the tlon and ita vote: “ Commissioner Miller more,! as the greatsal rel ry center," turt.. Th* conaldernU, use of wnule croam from Madison coun­ ■ay* Mr. Calm*, "Sanfonl has tiling, for underground drainage ty, th* remainder from Mouth that th« tentative contract which kept ila civic progress wrfl in llna and irrigation ha* caused enter­ Georgia, West and East Florida. has bran heretofore considered with th* damande, created by this prising mrn lo .wUhlith a reran- —Madiaon Knt*rpri*c-Kei-ord*rv and tentatively adopted by the old lucratlw« Industry, together with pipe factory at Hanford, the pip* Commission, ba returned to At­ CONSTANCY Ui* activities of numerous blher end other product* being extantorney Ueorge A, DcCotUs and businesses In or near Ita runftnea." l l r f y shipped after filling loral Tailing oft the area which ii nearly demands. There are two large Kumr aiy whrn l-eauty withers, Associate Counsel. Lucirn H. Boggn with Instructions to m iss luv* must, too; twelve square mltot a pop­ electric power plants at Hanford, ulation somewhere about twelve furnishing curr nt far many In­ Others, tha, It will alway* be said contract so aa to Include a'l Items mentioned In letter of De­ tha same, thousand peopH thetity mr'.agrr dustrie! locally and at some dis­ dec! art* that It offrta 0 aft ting, tance away. Industrial payroll* And even when claar eye* are cember 28, 1021 from Messrs. Do f*r s population of 60,000, anV are said to exceed four million Cottas and Hoggs, upon tha clouded blue ample opportunity In view for auc- dollars annually. That lovi will find them dear, term* staled In aald letter and ceaeful attainment of So many that when contract has been ao re­ I) s ide* |h« buslneea prospects, a* when It came: when thay shall take advantage Sanford offer* great appeal to drafted In conformity with this of IL tourists and travelers with line Ttial whrn the check ia wrinkled motion and presented to thla Com­ From th* airflow* view It la poa- hotels ami eacJItnt provision for mission, Bam* well ba executed and th* hair alble to understand tha attractive dlvaralon, sport* and amusements. by IS* Commiaalon on behalf of Dulled from \fw even luster of plan of streets, park*, bualnasa The city raanag r, in summing th* City of fiaaford Florida. its gold, section sad public building, tn* up tha advantages offered those Seconded by Commissioner lake front U indicated aa offaritig who tome to Sanford, say* that 'till It will find beloved beauty Chafe and upon tho roll being * there, : 0 wondrrful driveway and re­ "It la easily apparent that the creation feature*. Several ex­ place m joyt an enviable position And Jey In iu possession, aa called, the veto stands as lot­ cellent picture* pree a ted "with for th* development of an Im­ Iowa: of old. 1ho store o f Sanford, mute partic­ portant manufacturing und dis­ Commlaalonar G r a y ___ Ay* ularly show Uta burineaa street*, tributing center In Um future." Home say that lore must change Commissioner Chao* • Ay* tv-tele, ecbool building*, power Remarking on having sptindid OoamiasloiMr Mtiler — Aya with year* "" house* and Industrial plants. A rail, wat r and highway trans­ Commissioner Newman _ Ay* —but I gUmpa* at s celery field wilh the portation availably for bringing CoramisaioMr 8p**r Ay* eeeeui nt vegetable luxuriantly in raw material an" distributing Must think one proudly caring Thereupon th* Chairman an­ always will, covering acres and acre*, ua far th* finished product, mention it aimoit aa one rouM distinguish ln made of the availability of Ahff ~h»n the breath and duat of nounced that Um Commiaalon by Ita unanimous vote hod adopted anything, suggest* tha ‘ ■go* Ho , trlr power and plenty or la­ Hem in tkVTflivltiea of Sanford. bor: with a cliatak.) that permit* ‘ n gttlvlt Grey in my veins-.that you said resolution." Along* Ida the celery field to a operation* ta g o an continuously At this asms matting, th* City will love mo itiill ptotsro •hewing how th# freght through tha yoor. by a majority vote I. Isrhaoi* to ewter Io­ ta tho contract with Messrs. Da Cottas and Boggi. I glee you this In wider that tho dates of this action an y be impresses upon yen. I refer/you to the Minutes of tha City Commission under date of February *Sth, aa follows, showing that tha contract wai signed on that day by ercTyon# but myself, I being absent: “Tha Contract with Georgs A. DeCottee and Luclsn II. Boggs as Special Counsel of tha City o f Sanford was nest brought up for Commtoaimwr Speer - L i. Yen So tho motion mads by me was lost by * vote of three to two. Bear In mind that this was u mo­ tion made, seconded and louts an official act of ywur Commission. At the regular meeting of ths Commission on March 26th, tha Mlautea being road and nothin* appearing there regarding ml statement being read end motion rejected,, I objected to the JUnutea btlng approved without the proper mention of the action of IK, Commission refusing my to­ que*. At that time IJhere wa* Ion. regarding same and- In conformity with ac­ tion heretofore taken by the Com­ mission, said contract was signed and- the Cleric was Instructed to deliver tiro copies to Mr. Da Cot tea, on* for himself and one -for-Mr. Boggs, and tbs other copy to by filed with tho City Roccords." 1 signed tho contract on Tuesday following. Now on January llth, there did appear Irj your paper n new* item, part of which I quoted in my statement which you printed, and it was part of the nawa item to which 1 took txception when the old Commiaalon, of which l^ w ii a member, wer* placed in Dispo­ sition of passing a signed contract fo th* new Commissioner*. 1 ask you In all fairness to examine th* Resolution aa passed on December 28th; 1028, and not* if you can find anything but fairness to a new 'gofjrnmenl who would aa•umo tha VniJoifUy membership, xay not. After thla arttrla appeared in your paper, believing that you had proper grounds for making tho statement that the contract wa* made (and, by th# way, 'a romrucf t» i nn ~m«df-nnttt~Jt“ 1» signed by all parties concerned) I certainly had no Idea of allow­ ing thla to past unnoticed. Ho on March [llt h I read * prepared statement which you have been kind enough to publish, and upon completing same I moved that It b* filed, aa a matter of record and referred to by title, to-irit: " R E M A R K S MADE BY COMMISSIONER FRANK U MILLER ON THE CONTRACT OF MESSRS. DE CUTTKS AND BOGGS AND THE CITY OF SANFORD.” Ing which waa presented on April Bth, aa follows: AMENDMENT T 0 MIN­ UTES OF MARCH llth "CommldeMtar Frank l» Mil­ ler then read a letter addressed to Um Commiaalon, subject being REMARKS BV COMMIS­ SIONER FRANK L. MILLER ON THE DE00TTE8, BOGGS CONTRACT -WITH THE CITY OF SANFORD. After reading asm* he moved that it be made a matter of .rec­ ord aa to the text and it be filed ua a City Record. ,Upon motion by Commissioner Gray and seconded by Commit■loner Newman that It b* tabled, Ihe vot* stands aa follows: Commissioner G r a y ___ Yra Commissioner Newman _ Yea Commissioner Chaao' . . Nay Commlaalonar Miller -.. Nay Commissioner Speer Yea.” The above amendment to the Minutes of th* meeting of March llth la tha correct procedure to Uk« regarding my prepared ataUmcnJ on th* matter, of the DcCotterf-Bogga Contract. It uppeata-to.ma-fnim-rtadlng--you r paper from Monday that you may b* somewhat confused aa to l« T a motion to 1 deafre to] this Juried by If It bo _ official action,^ net b* also action that tho take If in their dislike their netkas. press upon you again that1 not attempt to pl» Minute* f l itper only thw-ruemd; H _ ag- to. my purpose to allow th* < ■Ion to toko action on u . ter* unleau'thoy ba recorded the Minutes. In fairness to myself I deal] to state that, bad not tho grtic appeared in your paper on Ja: uary 14th, Inferring that thea* a tomrya were retained on a to tract mad# by tKa Old Comml ilon, I would never hava broug th* matter to tb* attention th* Commiaalon. . Relieving that yon had w grounds for th# new* Item, It my intention to place Um reapoi •Ibility upon tho** to whom It h longs. __ In event that you at* fit fo «ii thla communication publicity', yi have pty permission to do ao. Vary truly jourFrank L r Clt, Co* Elton). Mougfcton Architect .n m -N i Sanford, Fl» HOTEL-LEAMINGTON MIAMI "Miami's Mont Popular Hotel" /Single rooms with bath, |2, $2.50, $3 Double rooms with bath, $3, . $4.00, 15 Fireproof---------European N. E. First UI. Near Bay Blocayne Popular Priced Restaurant in Connection \L before you buy yoni next autom obile learn wliij over ■HH|| The COACH *595 I o * M t n , , , *525 rti\ n on . i . ,*525 c o u n .. . * . . * 5 9 5 UUAN......... .*675 S uS m u t .. *695 JteftBilXu ..*725 ZhSL DUInrr . *595 Ri.12f"Cta -. .*400 I h t h O m * . .*545 S l^ IS c * .*650 d M t .k k W T , SUM, MSA. C O M P A R E •M. Ckgw rwiae‘oJedIwmewd|wV« Is>^I--f J f NMNIM |bll$w bf h liftn finsMlUfa 300,000 have alreadt) chosen the New Chevrolet Six Since January tint, over 300,000 people have the Chevrolet Six. And every day sees an Lncrcata In this tremendous public acceptance— —(or the new Chevrolet not only brings the enjoytugnt o f *lx<yllnder performance within the reach of every­ body everywhere, but gives tho Chevrolet buyer a greater dollar value than any other low-priced car. Ju*t consider what you get in the Chevrolet Slat The smoothness, flexibility and power of a six-cylinder engine which delivers better than (uwnly miles to I gallon. The beauty and luxury of bodies by Fisher i adjustable driver’* seat. The e(forties* control o f 1 quiet, non-locking 4-wheel brakes and ball steering. Then consider Chevrolet pricest And you i discover that this fine quality Six can actually | bought in the price range a/ithe fowl Come In. “ prove that anyone who can iflord any o r can k Chevrolet SLxl White —Highley man hi Sanford Ave. AtTenth St Phone T E A S IX IN 1 HK PRICE RANGE OF TH E FO U f" .1 �t lag a month with her brother, J . F. Carnet, has returned to hrr home. MISS MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor Rcoldenoa Telephone (43 Miss Jinkins Elected Southern Club Head Mia* Virginia Jink ns, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. J. D. Jinkins, 3ii0 dc Club trill French Avenue, who U .a sopho­ t at the studio more at Southern eolb-ge la lake­ insbridge Mur- land was elected president nf the campus Salmagundi C ub on Thubs* day. Met Jlnkln* hat l.ren active In- literary work on the campus and has served a* a member .if ' ,>l«! Southern staff throughout lb* vrar. She It a graduato of SeminNine of the ole high school and ha* lived in ■eh will meet Sanfoid a number of ycqrs. Her Stsudcnmlre, many friends here will bo glad to 1 3:30 o'clock, leant of the honor that ho. been w of the First bellowed on her. 1 meet at b D. King, 1100 li of tho First till meet wrltla im, 610 West -Jo o'clock. t Class Ffdera(ceptlon at the .at 8(30 o’clock Wo of the First I meet at 3:30 ft. M. Pliililp*. At the Klk’a Slate Conrentinn which via* hrlil on Apr. H and Apr. 0 In finlnesville, the Rev. A. K. IV k of Sanford wa selected to serve a* state chaplain. The fol­ lowing officer* and niemliers nf the Sanford lodge ntlrn'lrd the convention: The Rev| Peek, exalt­ ed rulcrj Re* Packard, past ex- IB E iglit of Hie ■ r e h will meet Hpcnrir.-ni, S.'iir■ a o’ cIik k. Bkrel of the Prcaftv will meet at •r band at 3:30 lines* meeting at istlngs will bohe*l Tha many friends of K. W. MeCrarken. wlw frnrtured Ids akull In a recent accident vri:l I* glad to Vnr-w he has recovered suffici­ ently to he out again. Personals Walter l/tveretl, too of Mr. and Mrs -W. B. Levsittt of Uvieui. who has been taking a course In telegraphy at the ChilHcothe Bu*Inca. Co lege In ChilHcothe, Mo. ha« finished hts school work and hat left, ’yvith taro of his class­ mate. for Valpaia'so, 1ml.” where ih «v w ill be assign ed to W estern Mrs. Ira Battle of Sorrento Union offices In Indiana or Mich­ spent Friday morning here shopp­ igan. ing. I'OSTFON EM BNT Joe Ilutchjnign motored to Sara­ The program meeting of the sota Thursday where he spent the Woman'* Missionary society of the day on business. First Mcthodiat Church, which •Imh>,I have-hern heW on Mondiy, Mr*. Jenny Q'Caln its III at the Apr. IS, ha* liet-n poatponed until heme of her daughter, Mr*- 12. W. a later date. Venable, 417 Wrst First SlrreL C A. Ilnlne* returned Friday moinlng from Miami whi-rr hi•pent several days with lebitlvrs and friends. -Around The Town Mr. and Mr*. M. O. I.rwl« and daughter, Patricia Ann, have re­ turned from Miami where they spent several day*. 11 II) Palmer, whose^tati >y figure, gray hairs and 'pinrenrz gluts'* give him a certain d stltiguishcd npiH-arat’ce that few imn achieve. Immaculate dress I* another viltue. . . Bob Wilcox, good old Ibib, whore layally to duty l<x re f octrd In hi* rve.y uttecanc.*. . K. 11. Kdbec, former county rommi-.-l.inrt, ulnjoki ruTIv techVrrrel fioni nn *r•Idcnl n which a cow aldcawiii.-d hi* fore with the buslnesa mil of a dangrrcu* I viking horn. . . J. F. N. Iluddle'tun acatrd on a hemh jn the shade of the First National llank building . . Con­ nor Williamson, ex-deputy aftertft, now’ ib voting nil pr I.I^JImc to farming actlvlllea. Thj Mr*. Paul flrelfcrn and rhlldrcn of PayUna Itcach are apyriding a week here with Mrs. Hedfrrn't pare nt*. Mr. and Mr*. O. W. Spencer, BIO Fast Twentieth Street I Alrxardrr Wntt, who has beer "pending several mrntha here n> tha guest ef Id* da'Jghtev, Mr*. A. C. Fort, 2lrt West Fourth Stn-et, re-lunipj Thursday to his home In Bridgeport, Conn. changa has produced a MitsM ruddy complexion that long hours In the office denied. . • W. J. Tklgpen pronouncing the Elk* show to he a humdinger, much hatter than the average lun of amateur theatricals. . • A blind wife hading a blind nuaband. proceeding a owly and cautiously, engaging (n animat­ ed convarsatiun and acemingty oblivious to their handicap. That, It seems to ua, is a most pit fut but p.alsewortliy effort to make the best or what ynu'xe got. Wonder how many more fortunate soul* could be equally as cheerful under the some rlr* rumst.incr*. . . Those who hove* n't enjoyed a good laugh In some time should attend a <esjlon of Po'lce Court and llafe.t to the talc* of woe related, by dusky men and women; amt viatr. the outlandish nttire of some of .culprits.. Kor Instnnrg.on* ltwupsiia Jffox^a tub' o f . . a hat. three rites too am■’* in i q- - *• strltm, Injur!**, in tha nature of a fractured atrull, have shown lipid healing pro*nr*a. , , M. W. Lortll, whom wa haven't soon in acos, seated In front of Laneys. . . Mrs Henry Wlikl seated on her r unt porch en­ joying a late-aftemoon coolness that comes as a welcomed re­ lief to a sultry day . . Mia* Dorothy Stoke* perking her ma­ chine on First Street. . . R. A. . Mlmtnn here after a prolonged absence In the North. . . M s* Knlherln* tVllson taking a bus tp Cocoa for a week-end visit with friend* . . O. I*. Ilrrndon relating an Interesting story of how they fah up In Alaska. If you're Interested in brushing up vo lt know'edge of wprld alfairs, get him to explain the trick____ Kala._____ . JOAN CRAWFORD KA R L DANE .U B yqpIl the prise-flag krfiSM •( a girl —l»ui It was the pttte-rlt g that won hrr for bias at last I ___ The Saturday K<«nlng Foal serial hi| and noxel Michr*4—hfnOghl to the *ern is with thrilling TALKING and HOl’ ND acqurncrat i r s A KNOCKOUT! II fpuJhc I.ndmvnicnt Fund nl lltr • Wnmnn'g Club Wednesday, April I7lh. 2:1.1 P. M. Progression nttd pivot IKIIY n s w A ll) IN SOUND MILANE 50c . HEMSTITCHING I want to thank all o f my dear friends who were t’OMMKNt'INII MONDAY, APRIL IVTII, COST OF IIKMKTITCIIINO WILL llli, AS FOLLOWS! the IJr Ue lie lie per per per per per ho BAY h P- T. A. wll< rk in tho school lortmcnt of the give a In-nidit ' Woman'* Club the scholarship pood and kind to me and my family in our deep >ai yai yai y*i )*i sorrow and grief caused by the death FINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. APRIL IS A MONTH OF Saturday ANNOUNCEMENT Straight lines, rollon ...................... Scalloped, rollon ..... ... .. Straight l ine*, silk ............... . .. ----- Scalloped. *Pk ................ . . . --------... Cold nr Sil*er plcwtlkg .. . . . . . r Four of the ireh will mert at h Mrs. 'Cltfforel Vest TMiteenlh A SOUND SENSATION A TALKING HIT -BENEFIT BRIDGE Scholarship With The Reporter Seven nf thirch, Mr* I. K. It, wl 1 meet nt ■.-I* H-lUsrd, A Street. Membring Iheir mla- SKK and HEAR J. J. Mauser MRS. MINNIE JONES H ATH A W A Y’S linipting arc the se'cllon* width- April bring* . . . and >ou ran yield to temptation for your budget "HI permit the economic L ■ n T. W. Itnmney. h o ft the house guest Mfs Saimicl Pule*, I f Thrasher enter■ H tr, of the Origin■Qhili nt bridge nnd MAYPOLE & JACK TAR Ijftw d a v afternoon rti L B r n n -lv l- w Avenue w>< believe lid* to lie the moat •ml.landing valur-giiihg offrrinv it ha* lx to out pleasure to prevent this spring, in tin- group-will lie found frock* of dimity, rrrpc and fe*'’fla*t gingham, d oign n l in the modi-m mmle and complete in ivrry de­ tail. . I.mrlv cunt* to match Ihra# drc««e* are dr*ignr>l In Ji"*t the manner to m i'., the roatumo very dislinrtivr. JM . Runic) "•«* |inX hand painted card ts'a memento of the lie prizes were won a c A, Di-Cdttc* tnt Hutholdrr. Bach reK ris luncheon clots H s served In three am hostraa, an-Mi-d iN ew nm n and M a I n . h r table* Wei.* H u n cloth* and cen ^B- Im-keta nf Si>r nr of lavender and H t y color*. H i e tal^ftird n. Iia-kel- - I H m tin- mine r* ^ f t party ap|Mi'ui^Hi-d the color nolo. ^ B - of Mr-, i in -i opened in a-ut-and hdornnl with of rose; and other FROCKS & COATS EAST FIRST STREET , For LHlIc Girls NEW MARION PRINCE & CO-ED FROCKS Kmart (rock* for atrift and aftcrnoi n wear from two of the nation'* moat (mitred irunuf.it tori r* have iu*| limn placed on dUplav, It ran hr Iruly void of lhe*e drm-t » that each I* an Indiiidual *>tyle. II* — i ■quality material*, all npiing tom--, dr*l-*ni-d liy c*|*-rt r-f>li-Im. I'rind fiom S|i> In W e H ave the Kind of Values That Please Them Ktrry (larnient (,'uarantvd Si/c* -I to II An Important Presentation! fl'J.l't. ItoAK B were: Mr* T. W. flgurst, Mr*. K. F. f t . A. P. .Conneiiy, ■ let, Mrs. Frsnk U Raumlllat, Mr*. Iton, Mr* J. B. M. Ralloway, Mr*. iCottea, Mr*, t'. K. rs- It. A. Newman. W h o Insist on the M ost for Their Money because Silk Frocks For Women, Misses and Juniors Do You “Charge It or “Save It”? Tlir M odem Woman knows tliat G ood I Iouxckrrp* h g isn't a matter o f drud^rry, but o f wue spending and intelligent s trin g , Site doesn't say "Charge It” because she know* that ll tlm tys epslslets when you puy cash, and site prefers to put that saving into hrr own hank account. MEN’S TWO PIECE UNDERWEAR Comedy Is For Milane Fur Kaluiday only « r ha*'< * rptcUl aruup nl hat* |u *»ll fur Sl.-'i't. ‘ Straw and -III nimldnathM*. frit* and apring ►Ira*, in all wanlrd rnhu*. Lxcillcnl talur*. Fancy -Iripexl *huel* and e<*hI qusl lly athletic -hiet* nlfrr a nuwt.lBa|Mr-ing undrrwrar «aluc. At tin prle-, nnr can affnrd In lay la ■ »uppl,- for the entire oca*on. Let us ttrm the fact that this Is InJcrel an offering of the tireit sort! Not only are the model /ai/doaaWe— tioi only it ju llie quality rterpibm sl— butch* M price ia compellingly luwl C. 7 Carrying W e cordially invite both types to viail Service Weight— Semi-sheer end Lovely Sheer Chiffon! who I.rt us help you keep your hosiery sop* rralltro the Impurtaner of y rotnnlcte and rorroctly modish . , . riftily 1 The chiflon hose liave live pop- r o d neckwear. W “PPualU blot in th* lure, and the tender lov* popular shades I RAYON VOILES Nnr • pattern* enhance Ikh |n*v4y fabric of heautlfu flerel dt*l«nib quality. Bard. STRAW CAPS An rvrtlltn meat of PwsuU film, *Wh«t is *ea*oa. JUNGLE HUNTS BaturBanAjy/ m conjunction regular fesiuit*. This W brought her* by the **" ( f Sanford and is »n through ty courtesy wag Theatre/ 14 Inch fast color Jungle I’nnl*. Mimdetiol mslrilil. new deeign*. A tplenJid fab­ ric value. straw capo this Patlrl Smartness at Low C o s t - khadrs, wbill- and black and nhlla <be, l*. w led iss We adi IM early sensible Hosiery for Every Need ■ variety of designs *ure to man is another -tore and judge for themselves just how much tlicy can save by paying cash. NEW SPRING NECKWEAR the hom e phi- Featuring aprlng rubira in to package Are you a "Charge Account" or a "Bank Account •fcireckeeper” ? l-ach (iafmrnt ■prfll her arntauitiy she is glad to n uke. ThlaOnrttripwithhatwisted atrap and mrUt buckle cmnrs |o Urown Kid ne the new *K*J* tut Spr iug—Oumpa got Kid. A Dlstk Patent »hoe with •eat walking heel and [Hack and Brutus Grain Underlay. Priced at only Pure silk hose . . . semi-sheer . * , full-fashioned . . . mercerised top and •ole . , at a welcome low price! , $2.98 a dp„ qi.meAaa>ffso ■A �innalr ntnnd Uhl* ted by Dr. Ihatkfon). Vtoitp a: <4.-1 9 : 9 4 P.uM^-GlUalnn '.Ilitinr OaetlrtMii rapiria •vnngtUriJc himj>y Iha Cabinet, today detld,d 4ial Leon TruUkVi the Soriat Communlit *klle In n riu jr1 , >1x11 not b e ' idrtfliud to Germany. Ttoliky hail nppealed (nr prrtnl*- campaign (report* oh Rriuilutlona. an - 11:00 A, 4:19 P. M.—The Adut Claw In Sunday School I «»rt in vutaf -for natural •t.vntill A. M.—Mj (1 ■»», In and the Small Sunday School. Kev. A. R, Ira Harnett. fllant. 'the FuruJg/ School, by a C. McCall. \ll:« A. 1M.—1 4:30 P. M.— Motnrcad* to Or­ H:B> A. M—J njd* JL*II^-Rhund Table, ltd phanage at Bcnscti Spring* and John W. Rh»cVford. fi*h-fry on thort* of Lake MonFORT MYERS—Addition to Me fid; A M«—SAiir Berrlca. its .A. H.—(Addrr**. «My 1(30 P. M. Derotlonal »er»ke. Crdry fire and.ten rent (tore un­ 7:<S P. SI. Addrcaa: -My Clan, der cinwtructleii. i '; rt ;and F of .The Church," W. Hbacbford. In And For Chriet'a World Pro­ ' M— Devotional aarvlce. gram.’’ Dr. Bhackford. ' PALM 'BEACH—Royal r*>lnftaw Hotel will be e*t»n*l»cl7 M.—"Challenge From rebuilt thl» aummrr. iterance. FMU£r~Jgmex H uttaea, by a* data mem- from ichooli). ---I1.!: Wftkm*i ill! mbn l l k k mend Kuntaii d w they know It's HI eat *quaRty, atre not e x tr a c t a SERVICE BETWEEN JACKSONVILLE r DELANO AND ' SANFORD Store 'Door Delivery In City LlmlU S t John’s r . Transportation F R rtH .jT L O B lD A Company 1 Fool Of Myrtle St. 1 Phone 21J—W SHOW because it's all bartey a ll q u a M , Friday, April 12 th 8:15 P.M W m tem Hhund And Sirloin WITH A CHORUS OF 20 ILL JOHN, EVANS . . YOU WILL FI NT) CLEAN STORES, QUALITY FOODS, NEY, SAVING PRICES, COURTEOUS ASSISTANCE THE STOKE M FRANK EVANS HARRY WIJfQ. INTERLOCUTOR: PROF. ROBERT {TRUE WHITE SUNSET COLD LAKE MARY CHAMBER OP COMMERCE . ADDITIONAL SPECIALTY A C T i iC FRESH 1 LBS. NO. 1 »ROSE » #* DAILY POTATOES BUTTER Lb •- ADMISSION 10c AND 25e LARGE YELLOW WESTERN FORK "AT KTHAL1AN B ROWN CONFIDENCE ONIONS. Mont treiiMurcd among the .t mo Ih accumulated during the punt nrvinty yearn, la Inr confidence and good will o f our putronH FRESH FLORIDA fN E V E R BUY BEFORE YOU. THY CONFIDKNr(fE IN OUlt ADVERTISING AND MERCHANDISING POLICIES CHEESE Is It any wonder \ftnt we are cunntuntly striving to H«rvs you lietler? fiE ir m v i r f f i i F f f i i N f e n m ilONT^ NO. 2 CAN Bartlett Pears 19^ EL MONTE BUFFET SIZE 2 FOR, Fruit forSalad 2 5 * m Peaches 3 for 25^ 4. F » B JiEI* HOI^U'I iy_T^Tjj SIjiK Prepared Prunes 2 5 * DEL MONTE NO, CHERRIES 2 D mac y Grocery & Feed Co. 21 :i SANFORD AVE. 24*- c o f f e e 45* SMALL SIZE KETCHUP 2 For 25* 20* o4 SHREDDED WHEAT 112* OLEOMAKGAKKNK NUTLEY Lb. 1 7 / tVAHIUJlIUN'H N A T L H18CITT.’ CO. Pancake Flour 9^ Crackers 6 25^ III.I K OB ItKD LABEL SMALL SIZE KARO SYRUP •! . 1‘ KGS. S a tu rd a y KINtiAN’S & 1.. M o n d a y im tx r T in . 'M t v 1 ii PASTY Lb. " * KRAUT 1 L1L CARTON D ELM ON TB'.«. CAN PRUNES Pk«. 1 12< 22; lU lTE H S 33/ r, . [PORK & [BEANS 3 for 25c 63/ OZ. JAR It w. PRESERVES 25c COMPLETE LINE FRESH FRUITS AND* VEGETABLES Hlltll'I’ FJW W 11.1. IIHHIViK PIGGLY WIGGLY ...... ALL OV 222 Flntl HL W.' L, Stoudrnmire, Mgr. WORLD ,118 ! ! T.ll, 40Jyt Sanford Ayr. PIGGLY - WIiJgly market Nat IK.. IlcH lint lUUVr Than Tlw Hntl—Hogir hnef FLOUR POTATOES21 SYRUP » 1* 55* 10* 222 EAST 1?IRST STREET ^ WESTERN BEEF r PORK, v LATylB & VE^t' COM I’OUND'a 2LW -i. white .*■ : ,t.n. LARD 25^ BACON 13* KINGAN SUGARCCREIl IT / \Jj; . . S BACON SQUARES U . 22' VEALIt BEEF 1> POHR'1 ' IH ; *-JlL 1 Roasts l>>.25^ Roasts ^ 20* » -* SPE C IA L S 2UT. Magnuliii NO., I CAN nOBEOALE L b ,. I*At h AliR ttOt'KKK Spiced Boiled Ham Large Dill Pickles 3 NO. 1 C A tf HITTERS Libby’sD IL L 111.UK HUSH SUGAR >8Lb,.« Reliable KINGAN’S SLICED BACON Lb. e IUIII.Y - * SOAP 5 Bar* 1 9 f l SPAGHETTI 9^ BACON Lb ]12|y2* CRISCO $][oo RICE u tv Robt. Masska Mgr IA & G WHITE NAPTHA PEACHES WHITE 12, 35; P MEAT MARKET -3U2 Sanford Ave, 'S p e c i a l s 5 LB. HCCKEI Sweet Peas 10* FANCY STRING BEANS 3 Lb,. 2 5 * u u n r PHONE .21 W H O L E S A L E .& R E T A IL 2 0 SOAP 6 ^ Lb MILK 3 cans 27/ — (he punitive naqyrnnce (hut every Beni wijt Itc found vxnclly an represented nnii the MtliHfartl'in of knowing that with every purchase goe* genuine tulue. WHIU tOONOKY MIHJ 7* | LEMONSDqz-2 3 * Lb ON — ALL "S O A I*S —W ASHING’POWI>ERS CIGARETTES-^-SNUFFS—TOBACCOS Ma v M A v y tv »■* V> .. i ii i ^ W ^ W I r g l y p u g ir . Cured CHOPS 26; BACON 28 �2 . - %• t o -w ill apartment* P 4 0 and wnehty. Bad Roomn $l.oo weekly h u m c o , *i$ w. m Palmetto .s a l 4th St. [ S PsOrtrT Call $02 FOR RENT, Farnlahtd noma oa ■ a fa BAMtoan DKUQ CO. aacond floor Of Hhfald tntiding Can b, rented on a very naseni i We IMNef^FboM $95 sblg basis. Inquire of Formal 0 . R. NIPMt* Slgu Of nil Tha Herald. ;lk d h k BsnJord Plant ssd I t — He m fo r R e a l FOR RENT—Furnl»h*d Spantah atueco bungalow located at >17 . , DODGE High Street. Good neighborhood, bosses can end Graham treeka. .plenty o f thadb treaa, nice bone, ■Xlm and ISth Street, Phon* #. doubt* g*rngr. $37.50 monthly. TOD KWOW THAT YOU 6*a Mr. Bars at The Herald of* GET YOUH CLOSED flee. TOP REPAIRED WHEN FOR BENT—Two four room cot* NEEDS IT AT SANFORD tagea located facing lee plant JOVELTT WORKS 115 NO. on weat aide. $10 per month each. ^ 4CH AVE. « J. J. Cates, phone 409—J. BALE—HiudB on fire pat* FOR RENT — Beautiful eeren tj "BOW room bungalow, 2 batha, gar* . la food condition. will aaU H0040 on eaay term . Ad* age,' all furnished. Must hare ref* 1101. Magnolia A re, Box. 79. < a « .The Herald. * 1jr-rv D tn lc t 18—Wanted To Rent WIGHT PRINT SHOP fATTT ifc v d . on any thing la WANTED — Unfurnished three room apartment on ground U A phone tael will get Phene 417—W. • Ball. floor. Price must be reasonable. Phone 77. 9INO BLOCKS— Irrigation 16— M iscellaneous F o r Sale bocea and ganeral cement work. Party haa diamonds—mutt sscrlConcrete Go. J. E. Ten Are for eaah. Phone 196. [liefer, Prop. 3rd and Elm. FOR BALE—4 piece walnut bed D3U0 STORE—Praroom suite *Uh Bealy mattreea. acriptlona, Drug*, Soda. Wa Mrs, Douglas HAney, 114 Maple aa near aa your pboes. Call Are. . . |METAL ROOFING t Tha Roof SO—Housss For Bale J Brerlaatlng. Metal ahlnglea S la h o u ie a f o r s a le h c e a p . I n q u ir e •ttsadlog team tin and galnnlead P o tt O ffic e a t L a k e M ary . rests, Sea Jreaaa 1L Cowan, Oak Ant. and Third S t Phone 11L FOR SALE—A bargain. Sis room cottage. Nice borne ami B -H e l p Wanted (Mala) very novenlenLly. luratrd. Address l ho rough- Poet Offtca Bo* Ml. familiar with Lumber and Batidlng MateriaUto act aa reeldent agent. Glv^W erenw a end w e r e tanned I s h im . •• o w n e r lh * J ‘ ||inc« ill* i i a u i i m o f taperWrice. SUWANNBUSBANU- n?'ti K m k. M 1CHAKU U . U r t H hn« FACTURING CO. 625 HnUsrt t t i n $ f r r t t d r t r i a it nK.im* lu lu IB rWaJS t at a m la h e r e b y a l t e o l h a l w a r * h y v i r t a e a t a P e e r ie * f F o r e s u r e a n d B ala e n te r e d IS th e c h a in * S ect la g a p a rt o f l e i I, M rrttoa td , Y n w a e V lp I t S o u th o f l o o t * l e a no m a t a aunim na* C h a n cre w a * d a ly l e e 'i .d t h e y e lr o n th»e t o t d a y a f A p r il t » * t o F ea n eyiTt ia l l . lla llrn a d t V i a n a a ) . a f o r e t d a c , r . (Mil Mt |rt||,t ad t le r ln c h .lu r k l rvrpuraU rtn, * fu l r I| g|a (v m iu a ft (*f M*fu|Urtl* n f l i i L l b i ____ C o u n ty . 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I I'tl.W W T E CORN Can 12V K SARDINES 1 2 W / 2 I’KGS. SWAN ( r t g v Smnfe U t g r e MAKE OLD TIRES GIVE DOUBLE WEAR Wr o m only the vgry laical FIRE­ STONE (read detlgn In our re­ the m u s t t r e a d in g p ra ceH K a n d Iru d rubber lhal a used in new FIRESTONE TIRES. \tte. ( h e )nt> ta completed they took like New Firestones. Wo wwnatee our «mrk r e j -aslcrdaU. tdake your old tires give double wear St HALF COST—have them retreaded new! had a c t u a lI a n o t ic e « l eald »*■ l l t l ^ L l e e s ta r d d t h e ir lU k lU ty S I M d c h h o t g e * .. a - m a MICIIAML, H . O f « I » d h l J * J u a * I , l i f t , a d e c r e e p iu r -.< • I « M a n a d u ty e n te re d a g n la e l a im . M u l , 11* 1, a fin a l d e cre e l erreedl o r d enrnin p cr ’a * w » e f a ie a g him li a« ffu w ith t u y d u r e a m p ta la a n l 1 s m s o l n t a t h g u e a p d * ia i,i Baud) B ta r t lj l k t l^ Hah le .l* t h a s s I 7 tb d p a NATIONAL IfiBsarSrt.^ siscurr In ter. .1 th e r e in ¥ u te» I M l, |WI a l n e t y -e l e h l fell ekia fra Co Vskeegseslly ssM MKX COMPANY rigk lalilW I .Uk the hast" 1*1 ■■■ s s li» SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP “A COMPLETE SERVICE STATION* t i Vulcan Iting Rctreartn* Batteries Washlmt Polishiag Greasing Rand BtfTkt H u m t n Kupretpc Msler Oil 5 ^ I POWDERS J & PORK andBEANS 3 f- 2 5 ' W* have full seU of rc-lremd rnoMu red run retread lira* from • 29 x 4.40 np to a 32 x 6 t.-urfc (Ire. Kr t NO. 1 RITTERS AND IMPROVED WILL SAVE YOU MONEY " ■ O . U S . PAT. O P " S2f 28v h* SEEDED AND'SEEDLESS MATCHES OOR NEW ii ik t SUced PINEAPPLE cam 2Qy for drinking or cooking. LORNA DOONE SHORTBREAD r*urtC*r th a t d a "a y «. I S '* , y m ir e M aplate p la la a a r s p c e d ie e e e c r Id n f fle a p ru u a h t e n ll la Ik * M a e p e C mum fa r ^he C u u n ly a t B a ffo lk .la Id s NO. u , l l l i ■•gaiue. W U Ik . “ ■ — sugar28^5S^ NO. 2 CAN ARGO form — powdered* Ideal ■feffl.'OriiniPffi i k e 't 'o n "M a rcN ^ ' 1 , l M l , ' t b d PM Ie p u .ia a i .l e i i m l H u w t id u illc c . lu * Aaa*4,K". llu B L'l.m m iaeiuner a u ih u r ii, %«*e «*4A urau eaca nlm, decld c l d r l th a t It w a e u n u i W tu, d ad d u e 1U , 1| * « c h e t o c k k n tte r la the aald T r e n a i l T iu e t |V**7$ * eem hlin^Mod hu n d red d o ll* ' kham . Medic* o f \ h l* d u ty , m al lad to POTATOES 1 7 f :t u k . VULCANIZING & RETREADING METHODS for this week -2 3 * ' AUSTRALIAN BROWN It uni n i lh * lN*«4t« l«uu>w m. 4* furtl, h * m l m il* t V t i n l i . Fb*$ u u , w ii “Uneeda Bakars^ L- i r K I I eI l at IC IIA K I. 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KOjiltr i.'n n lp e.ir a ia n d ln a In h r u c w , A. ^ A T T IH lf A IJ« - r ; r t t F a i w -K;!1 .m m e d u i - .v H s.licitor f o r i'win plat nan I 1# B -R a b M U U rtan do, Fit F lo rid ^ *a . W IR ' k Z " ? X Z ' e a S E n ’e ja 'e . OR BALE—I>dlgt«ed domestic • • ela n m a . i r oih era rU e i r e n i f e r n a a e n v eh eree o f e in e h in •«* i n t i i i j c m n i T i « i »«t o f i r u * rebblta for breeder*. AUo W o o d_______ la n d l t_e e__ l tw y jMT|l|W)ny C om p a n y *-»-,.»-eM in d INOieH ( O I U 1 F l e O N l l li . IN . in ■,. it a*if .m tm|)<* ■... ...^ f]t e. P tliw Sl.o, Uat* tin 4ee <>f i.f IH* I he IIH M K H I. d re a re d f o r *j*ble a r t . J . C . S m it h . ■iiih ntf o f th is b ill. • * * fru m ••>lcn* t t li W IUIITe C o m r la m a n l. Phone 04$—W, Sanford. Jurf. *i»U.*iPlng. **r u 'h t r M i i * |rnii<4 YB rrirm m i? c* r flflcH lw i r * | t n t « i l* d t U i l R A . C4MIK. *1 l U Ih ftn d _■ »urU Mtfll hr Rh»rwm. ------RABBITS FUR” BALE—Pedigreed i l l T h a i lh * C ou rt h n m * d lA lp ir II s p ' i u n t t i l B A L K . and registered breeding »t« k . lh * fCRlinridrHl H A l l l ' U V F H M**lin- I* hrrwh) g iv e n lh a l u a ^ * r lrrelit c r llln g , whcliitnuI hm. itBalunln*. Mini hy v ir tu * rtf a I****** o f Kr»r*« also young pedigreed atock eligible up t iih c n t lM irM n$f»rrlii|f *»»r rloa itrr a n d Hulr tiilrn N l In Ihi $or regHetratten. ChinchUlaa, b U r i i o f i l n c k In in r \Vtnwhh*l a h o v * r n ll l l r d rauae. _______ o n lh * Ird ■*!• l lfit lly « om ittinr alMndlRg In h*r d u g n f A p ril, IPS*. I, m H uorlal white blue'eved bererene and New im n ir ni tn * ( t i l * o f III* filin g o f M i**l»r I /I 'l n i h r v r r , o n M o n d a y ihi h lh * rrra f i pp n d pirn h ti t ill d a y o f M ay. I l l * , aatit* h t ln g Ill I* hill nil l In in w h n ic nn irtt pm Waitce. S t John* Bab­ HiUa M ICH A r*Id M. I» Y K ll hn* an> Ititpr* Ituie !» « y o f I h i" ___. . bitry, Indian Mound Village. Ban|c*nI o r r q u lla lil* . atii! fro n i un* tv b a I a alta d iiy . ' In ,f r t i i i _ o f lh * u ig n in g . *ndnratuj:» <>r f*tli*rw i*c I I » um* At HniifiWvl. h fm ln o h fnrd. P. O. Boa. MI. ( N i w l r r r l h f i b f r e r ll l l c a lr a r*pr*.. C o tm ly . C tu flila, w ill « f f * r 17i»r . . t ill i i 'f l i ln i su rn ph a rm . ( o (h r lilMhpfti an d heal b id d e r f o r the ou rt Im I m m rd r dln lntrl fr lr ti li ) T h a i lh * C l.'owrt Uhll iltlf Him (h e Irg n l Im ui* o f *"i* 16 — Apartments for Rent ■'njiiln (h r r*a|»rthg**nl W o m ih id (He f o l l o w in g d p rrib * d‘ land wle^ ■**— ---- «||i«* U ewlty C u m t u n f fr o m ipnktm r i l * iio* lylnic and Iw ing *n !h * C o u n tv F O R R E N T — M a h o n e y a p t s ., 100. ii tit i* I c r 11fwiu li« 1*04*k a o f i i » rtf imint dm an d n------— t a l* o f FFlo rid Yt.* ---------tovp it "la n d Iiiit. a l Ihu n iora ihirtlru lw fly «l.* . rih rd a* fol* Miandln P a rk A re - W a te r and g a r a g e d t l f i * n f Mtnr'li .. ___my Ullle* o f .. 111* film o f |h i" tilII In lh # lllll .l, |l»e W||* navi.r fu r n is h e d . C a ll 1 9 — I ualn# e.f M l l i l l H M U YK It wr »a r n u On* f t ) and T w o (I) tn* n a m * o f MATIV D Y J iK -ln w h h S an d lh * N orth i w m l y - l l b * ( t v ) hua f t 41 i i t U l Threw I I ) o f lllo r k CLEM ENTS A P T S .— 0 1 2 P a r k til* *al4$ M IC IlA i:id il. ini' I*km | n r « G uiijiU - InlvrtK l, an l H «v in (71 o f T ie r T e n MU) v f A r e . A p ts . fo r r e n t a v a ila b le f i o m itaylnK a n y d iv id e n d " now l|li« b "-----------*t ’ HV if» o f H Manfor»l. anford,t }F r fllo r ld Ida. i a r* ti|Mm «Ul*i la ir r !• i>*" d rcta ra d tn rd lh g In *K It- T ra ffe tn l’ - M an A p r . 1. A p p ly A p t. I . *ic*|»( hr thn C ou rt * llAf*K lit IV •d Hi»n fo u l. Flu r Ida, a a |eo r fdnt ISS^iattarq. kM T T A M O R T O A Q n ■ corp ora ile a . C om - ia a a i. Quaker BUU OU 4W W. First Street KRAUT CAN 1 2 tt/ X U I VAX SPAGHETTI 9 / Libby . D I L L P I Q C I .K X O L Jar. Stokes Red Front Market FANCY WESTERN BEEF LOIN STEAK STEAK CHOPS MEAT LARD ROUND WHITE COMPOUND 40/ 35/ 28/ 13/ 2 U& 25/ ROAST 25/ TC STEW 18* "St ROAST 22/ BACON 16/ H E NTS I I) vdifj - �t : SERVICE mertd Purttan thay know It's high* ett'qualHjr, strdVigi s t e x tr a c t arid .gives beat result*. BETW EEN JACKSONVILLE ' DELAND AND SANFOkD Stan Door Delivery fa City Limits S t John's ■*: i:.J \ A ft A i f •f r Transportation Company ! root Or MyrUo SL Pilose 215—W MINSTREL SHOW quality because It's all barley YOU WILL FIND CLEAN STORES, QUALITY FOODS; MONEY, "SAVING PRICES, COURTEOUS ASSISTANCE BY THE STOKE M C ^L 8CN SC T GOLD FRESH DAILY 5 LBS. NO. 1 ROSE POTATOES BUTTER Lb LARUE YELLOW FANCY ONIONS Lb 7 / I p o Rt e d l e m o n s d o z .2 3 ^ FRESH FLORIDA CANS WHITE N A IT IIA BE W C T W t r a t t 4 J » « . Grocery & Feed Co. 213 SANFORD AYE. W H O L E S A L E .& SOAP 5 Bars PHONE 31 R E T A IL Saturday del Monday Specials 12/ PRUNES Pk. CRISCO 22/ 33/ M l. J !i CAN RTOKLKY KRAUT « .« > ! | r u m iv * t u o \ e” SYRUP 12/ 35/ FANCY STRING BEANS 3 ^ 25/ MILK 3 A & P MEAT MARKET Robt. Maaska M gr. 304 E. 1st. S t I ML CARTON DKI.MONTH NO. 1 CAN UOSKDALK PEACHES BACON KETCHUP 2 f- 25/ 20/ 1 2 / I NUTLEY Lb. 17/ W HEAT 19/ Is p a g h e t t i 9/ J2H RI1TKKH 5 OZ. JAR It. w . 25CPRESERVES 25° PORK & i BEANS 3 for COMPLETE LINE FRESH FRUITS AN D VEGETABLES Reliable KINGAN’S SUCED BACON Lb.box YAMS S.R. Flours li». FLOUR POTATOES 21 SYRUP %g«»- Boiled Ha |*r. 222 EAST FIRST STREET 11 WESTERN BEEF - PORK, v l*AJyiB & VE^L| |1 COM POUND* 2LHS. . *1 i.a 1 || L A R D 2 5 / B A C O N 1 3 /1 ' KipUAVR8UUAUCCRKII H / \ j / w h it e B A C O N S O U A R E S > Lb. 2 2 ^ | |j VEAL a BEEF \\ PuRKV V|l[ i •••?*-# ; fW R o a s t s Lb. 2 5 / R o a s t : s Lb 2 0 / 1 1I HAITI'S - - ■> \- -» *- * KT V# 1 i n ___ l r a k r to -i-rN -y L.<* HIVES: t05 Son for | | i t J. 1). Cochnui v., CHOPS 2 6 /1 BACON 28 ■** �r — lit a re n r d la a • t la ■aoU aaly NrtM ' ok - I T »« M W ill* m « r t > > t <»r, of W b lfk U » m ln n l* l» fo T h ttlr lu a ln n ln g a t. ■ on t it I r h ilM u u a r ttr B avilon > K a .i bauM anr il T o w a a h ip l a rouwin VP lupnar Of *»««*, «* *» I k t n i t N orth frv * j l ) fh ilm 9*9 PabMtto .aad 4th St. FOB KENT, FnrnUhtd room 01 •Mood floor o f H bnU (mildint Can bt m s tod aa a w ry n u o o l U f koala. In qiln of Fnrawn Tba Harold. Mnd n i W i h i FOR RENT—FnrnikW Spanish ■tueco bungalow loeatad at *17 High 8tr**t, Good nvifhborhood, .plenty o f ,haoh tree,, nlca horn*, doubl- garage. $37.60 monthly. 8 m Mr. B a r g a t Tha Harmld o f­ fice. FOR RENT—Two four room cotta rn located facing Ice plant on w n l aide. 910 per month each. J . J. Cate>, phone 402—J. r o o m y . 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Phone 77. UIUHNO BLOCKS— Irrlfbtton bo—ea -nd feneral cement work. Iracia Concrete Co. J. E. TernUfcr, Prop. Srd and Elm. Arul It l l i w t r l u u t.ll, le p p a rlln n uf Cum p la in t. Hint l i r i s n . I . a t t ir .a .n l M ilt,„u t lh . C u in in u n w .a llh . to w it. a t A lla m n n t Ki>rina., ^ .n ilim l. C u u n lr H lo r lil., Il la n r l . M b r l h . f i .u r t th a t th e e o m b la ln a h t n v t l f r M li'IIA K L , M. IiV K It lu a p p e a r aiui a i t .M .r th e ru m p la liia n t'a b ill w i l l ,. In „ n a w.nnlh fn im I h fc fila t . Muh* d i r « r M a r. fo r t h w it h , b x m a lllu a M (1111 BrIK’mIIAKL. kl, FOR 8ALE—4 piece walnut bed AKEY*S DItUG STORE— Preroom tulle wrilh Bealy mattre*!i. acriptlona, Druja, Sod*. Wa Mrs. Doualaa llanncy, 1U Maple A t*. . •*i BABY CHICKS—From tood * n layer* R. I- Redb-SISJMl hun­ dred. Older one* *1 low price*. Call at one*. H. I. Koontt, 1 mil* N. Umjwood. w e r e l..t ie d la h im . a . o w n e r t h -r u - fu r n is h e d . C a l) 1 9 — J » CLEMENTS APTS.—01* Psrk A rt. Apts, for rent available Apr. 1. Apply ApL 1. (room , Florid;* F ra n k A. ft tt lT I l Cl m i l l C IIA M B K IIM N , t-o m p la ln - Ik T H i : U N I T IT t O I M T O F THIS T H U m T i l l M il J lu lliW . c in c i it o f m i K i m . lh %m * com I K * H M II.H CO I \ T V j IS II* Il 'VaTjvHAPT, a. Ilrcelrer r t n a n . t . r r e d c e r ta in . l u r e . . I n t o t h i m i u i. M AH V j> « K ll. b u t Ih a j . e e r lh .le e a re m a ln a l h . tru e j n l in e fir ia l u w ii.r I t o f w l , a ald I f ' " ' • r w aa m a d . lu i l r i n l t . l h . cu m am aut .( t u lu a b le *■»• t . h lch r « u r cu m p la ln a n t I* . u t l ’ l .d U I. f i a u d u l .n l » ■ a a a ln . 1 r « u t u n til.In n u t a . u c ie d llu r . V u r l h .r r n u r e « i - | i( i ,}m ii* » 'V a .at M I U I A K m M. 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Mnd l»> .% lrlu* «>f <t t o r t * * o f F o r * or itih rrw l* * Itu tia fv irln ir i n .- rl**aurv «n d Hal* <iti*r*d tn ihm • U r r d nf »lf|fk In la * IVtiwIhBil nliuHi r u tlt lr d c a u i r , on lh * Irf K fa lt y c o m p a n y s ta n d in g In h *r .iny o f A p ril. l * i * . I, a * H p*rl*l mirnr at l o * i* il* u f ill* f l l l n c o f l|j.*|rr 1 Ch*»nc*ry( tin Ilo n d R y Ihc I hi* h ill In w h h h lh * r ta p o iiilr n ! cth dny uf .\!h >. 1919, t o m * hritiu 31 It’ ll A ril, M IlY K II h «a a n y ln f* r* n *l n I• Huy a.f th la C o u rt, and i l r « a l «»r r q u i ia tb l* , dii<l fn d ii aa* l* « .il *.tJ*« d u y . In fr o n l *»f ih * ■t#mn|t. *nd ii*tnif, o r otli»r«r*a« Jl- ti-* nt H*nf*rtd, H tm lm ilo i r 4 ii* l* r r ln « a n y r * r llr lr a t r * r*pr* • iN m n l), Ktoiitl.r, w ilt «iff* r fi.r o il* o-niltiM »ui h d ia ir a , 1•• l h . lilMlirat Mint h e a l h ld d rr fo r i l l T h a i Hi* C ou rt IniintNHfitol1* *lm lim lh * Ira n i hnur* *nf *nl*t • i lo l i i Lh* r*»p 4»nd»-at W uadlR id «h* fa.lf*.wlnar d*arr 1 b *d land «IU il U a lt y Corn p « o / fr o m IfdhlR E l » » tl*>, I p i m a ml InlhA *n lh * C o u n ty (I lN M t r Minn II* h o o k a u f any >t H nu lm il* am i Htnii* *»f F lu tid i, ahetn m *l*M*k a lan d In#, a t IH« w u r« pari Icu la rly «l*ad*rlh*«t a * ful* ditl* o f Ih * fllltur o f ! Ii if* lu ll In lh * lot, i.t-tt H; •IRIO* o f I t t n U H , M U Y K It o * la I-oi* f » « * I I ) ai.it T w o |>) in * a a ia * o f M A H Y UYF.K la whH*t nml llir N orth l a * n l y - i l % * i i , i ll*» ’ *alu X llt'IIA U L 31 U Y i;lt hua b e t o f l.o l T h r * * 13 ) u f film 'll « n y I*m* I o r r q u liiih L ' la !*r# a (« mi* I H o irn 17 ) 4>f T l* r T * n ( f u ) *yf fi o m pay In m q a y d iv ld . nd* n ow »r lh * * o f Hun fo rd . F lo rid a , a r la lr r in I** d*«*lar*d ii|M(n *i»*h g o id li'a l o K II. /T^arfonl'«i Mari ch a r * * *ar*|*l a* lit* C ou rt to *r o l K lu ilon l. F torld n , a* p*r plat C ou rt intosnow y powder by rem oving only the water content—that’s ^ Klim.' It’s delicious milk Q00°© for this week 'r a i l C u n p a a y , i <nrpj*r 9 i ,.m uaual plfiM of bA*ln*** In l^hljlj In lh* Cuuniy «f Huffojh, l» i*** ru m vdAlAAAt, nnd 3llc*ll ALL 34. hfM ll *f AftanMAt, In il»* ■*•»** ,f F lo r id a . W o o d la n d ll r n l i v c*.n.|**« . 28/ 4h p * . DELM W tTE CAN SARDINES 12fc/ Can v Sliced PINEAPPLE 20/ 2 I'KGS. HW AN j4 O catcun MATCHES 5 / POWDERS 15/ can for drinking or cooking, t'kxH. Small Washing NO. 1 RITTERS PORK andBEANS 3 i/ For dttllar* R E T R E A D IN G M ETH ODS MAKE OLD TIRES GIVE DOUBLE WEAR We un only the very latent FIRESTONE (read detdxn In our retrending process and the »ame triad rubber Ihnl ,« used in new" FIREbTONE TIRES. After the )oti la rompleted '.hey took like New Flreatone*. Wc Tuarnnleo oar wmk u tl natcrtawL idake your old Urea give double <eear At HALF FONT—have them retreaded new! K k*4 actual BM Ia. uf said « • “ SiV I bat * a M » I. M a a a tla u r i peeda-aaear la . bruaalii aali la Ik* - J - T - f * I lav i h . C a a a tr a l ga((s|k la “ A COMPLETE SERVICE STATION7' ml ferlii f v w Retriadtog mud I -4 i.*r*forw M ad l » um nf * A lA f SPAGHETTI Stages Red Front Market FANCY WESTERN NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY I'olUhlag Service Greaatng Supreme Motor Oil Quaker 8Ute Oil 409 W. Flrot Street BEEF STEAK 40^ ROAST STEAK 35/ STEW CHOPS 28/ ROAST BACON LARD 25/ PORK R. U *Afur#A Um It Unhllity miciiaml m. d y e r KRAUT Wc have full rcU of ri-lread muldu nnd ran retread tircM from n 29 x 4.10 up Lo a ,12 x (I l.urk lire. LORNA DOONE SHORTBREAD f**t & IVILL SAVE YOU MONEY A ***M * a f h *tu*ll 9 *1* *' * 52 LBS. NO. 2 CAN ARGO form — powdered. Ideal RgO.ULS.PAT.OPK -a 6 SEEDED AND SEEDLESS CORN in its most convenient V lt L C A IS I K I N G f* r u in n i!* * m m » f t * UROWN N(l. I in C om m l* . Inu-r 1,1 AA« XL I t l i , A d i f f M POTATOES 1 7 ^ NTOKLKY r.“ *W nSi ......... .. ililtMlf ** 3^ LU ». NEW ROSE 1 FLOUR 99/ RAISINS NO.2FAIRCO LEGAL NOTICES H U H ..... fi l e m o n s d o z.2 AUSTRALIAN 5 lbs. 25c . iw kBflbwr.Am i o r a a w t iii i.lt » T -..O Y * T . BEST 117—EAST FIRST ST. ------ ---------— IN T H E ^3pN T E R i)F SA N F O R D ----------- :------- - ONIONS Lb GuaranteedSelf-RiM lngItom nnrcor I2t1 enM rl’H Delight 12LIU IS. 7 FOR RENT—Mshoney apt*., 100, Park Avt- Water and garage *»mtiio|* C iu n tf, Florida l*iHu> and nnlr **| thin ith tiny d April A I*. 1919 111 Ctiaiiihers at Ur* k e n t ln o l. e u u a l r Ilia r„r| M .fa tlu ^ . m u rk IE— A p r ltcw U i fo r Rent JAH. ( 1. k llA flO N i t t a n i t t-niHT T w a a tt tm ihii J i ui t i a i . tint i i T ik Aki» rtm •i:«i\ni.H c o t * T » ri.oim iA. in n i t M K M r A. ■ a tllla , Fta. COM PANY In CS IT It.»t•I»,I, S*.Ittl.II.II.\X is.M.it,II,and t.. MCKIKKOK A DICK INHON, > i» r o k k m i i S o i .k FLOIKlU Ae l h (T IA N C R N Y . c ilA M I I R I I I .I H . C um plam . AMKRTCAK IIAKK1UKH a W h r n fo r r . RABBITS PUR SALE— Pedigreed ’ and registered breeding atmk. also young pedigreed alock ellglbe for registration. ChlachUUa, wblto bloa'oved beverena and Now Koaland Wuiiea. SL Johns Rsbbltry, Indian Mound Vlllagw. Bmiford, P. 0 . Bm . W*. _______ <>r/ ' B frfft % mini priH°i «a ro u r k o r ir it o r -t n n r ir » * lM W f I,Mr n fr t'til. *1 lilia l i d Un y ml N o lle * In h«ri*hy * u * n ih a t tin !•**■ Anti li)r nirtu* *f-«i*rrrtn|B f in a l d*.\ p fii i m * . „ nraa o f foracloaur* mad* and #ti* i . F, 3M L F t .l J r f l > , t»im| In *ha C l p*i*lI r o u r t « f K*mlm il* C o u n ty , F lo rid a , In rl*«Ae*r% ll> t». It C M FftilM iK t»n th * f th d a y n f M fe rr i IW t, / l> H » l .» r * t n <*11 A ill.I'M t>1111 , 11 **. at ni. F e e *fi r e ml a** a r* ro m phi I mi ni a, n tid F IIH D K IU t'K A nd II aniw A M n* ih u t lh * 111.*N (T tA N H A l.la, *1 nf. nr* d*f*n<l- nruhl* IV, W , U I t t n ilT , .1Ildar* n f 4 iitn, I, An H p«rtnl M .teirr, W ill d o t * T w e n ty -T h ir d JudH-lal C lm ilt In In * tli* 1«<*ul h u m * o r m il*, aitt ir*d fo r H etlilholo C o u n ty . K ln r tla , M u ndiV M ay « t n , 1* 19, In f m M •»( liaa n iil* r* d m i m d r i di*t|itallf) lit* lh * C ou rt ffouR * ilo o r. In Hnnftard. iiiiii**tl t o *ta*i In thin * u li, H orhU t. o f f e r fu r »n l* an d **ll :■» i l la th e r e fo r e n rd o re d tl*Hl P o m * lliu h i * newt h ld d rr f o r ennh th* fid - «> U a n in l|m<ri»Md r’ o iu p a n y , a *■*»• r i* n rw ru rta tlfin . an d ilr r lo r h e l l a i k l n w ^ o n i i 'i . n i i a l u f e !* n en rn o rn lln n In* u o d cb H i n f th *in la C o u n ty , F lo r id a , t o - w i t : 9. 1 h ereh y o r d e r e d In n jiflir nn th e l l h day o f >lit> / |». 19» , a llu l* l»* r r f Ihla 4?tn|V*, nl lit* nffii*** n f lli* In th a t n iM I v I flt m n f H anioru, C le r k u f ta t* C ou rt In th e , C u u it F ln r ld ii,. k n o w n HR N iiftn iliv H quar*. h rcn v d lii* t o p la t |har*> l.otine nt H anford, F lo r id a * litol d e ­ fe n d -nild Mfnn iitiil In d e fa u lt I her* • ui u u ii ni r t r n m in »**■ t llont: n d m * * pt*i omrebeo w ill he en ­ 3, nn !»«*• I l , n f th * putiUci f t tered n*utiiNf |lie in. c o r d * n f t4*|(i If in lie Onti Fi11', F lw r|0A. If la im lereif Hint Ihla order * 11n11 ■ a id p r o p e r ly M m h »M l q * a t- he (HI b Ilulled wain* n ivrel, fu r f nur l»fy Raid d#frro and • ♦»*»'•„ w ill >nM*«‘ i|tlve w e « k * In T h e Hanf *r4 lie a cid amiiject In dminiiufciit }*%*• e ia ld . Il newrapaiwt p o ld U h rd In U J.ABY CHICKS—White Ughomt ‘ .him eland*rd bred and high I ^ I a V l Q . B A l M a in p a ir rtm ip ia ia a fil 1* I h t production atrek. $12.00 per hun- d*hl*«l > 1 and in i* r * * l* ih * r * i n • urn «*f §Md dellv* cd. llatSr every *1 • P *......... — p*om li n y X, I 9 JT. * 4 1 ) l'h a ! lh. C im rl tln d lpj*t ih * YW nday. Order front thla adver-a a .T fA K L M. rD Y C It •Mtpundor.l. .M Mkament. Umatilla Hatchery, a a * a n — IU11mill* I n irirfc l la C9 lt%l*« ■O r BALE—lydlfteed dome,tic ^^febbita for breeder*. Alan Pfeaaed for vable u m . J. C. Smith, Phone 649— W, Sanford.________ Im*m ia u l* C o u n t * , H ..i Ida. T o r in o : C *ah . r u r r h a o o r f a 1929. A— B e ly ' W an ted ( Mmk) WANTED—Local man Ihoroufh|w familiar with Lumber and Balldlnc Material* to act ai realdeni afent. Give reference* and W »*rWdM. SUWANNEE MANUFACTORING CO. «U HarneV* Bldf. Jacksonville, Fla. atm m a t a ftitmmnn* in O i a n r m r « m d u lr iM 'ir d I h n r l r on l lir l»»l d a y o f A p ril l » l » t o r m n i j r l v a n u L a llr o a d C iin iim ti). a fo rrir fn c » r |m»i m|Ion , mM <1* r l* r h « fii 9rk l •»» iom|Manr, a fu r rlu n c o r p o r a t io n , nml i h i f Hi* Hli* t i f f « f M ctninoio C ourtly, F lo rid a m ail* lh * f o l l o w i n g red u rn Ih rr v o n : may •*lIrr*l%lMl ih * nr11iii(i w rit o n A p ril 3 IMA n ml r r liit n aam a m*l i r i'i'U lo l hmttiM* rtf tli * fa c t M in i* . rutuint Lia (n*it « 4 . c a l u i r t o th * rm llira t»f (h a a it litii nam ed d rr* n d a n i P o rp * o r a l Inna t o havt* A iilil n Urn . f-ot T *b f i t ) o f niork Btfcfct f t ) o f Kan I A It! a HiibdUlalo* o f tna City o f Hnnf.mi, Flurldn- Il* B em n lam t with plat l ho roof on flla In trio lYihlle Itooorda o f «nd pavln* il*nt. If ony t'urrhn^ti o p a *4 f o r tl i* l* a l* d ih la 3 *lli liny nf H ank AL, ROOFING: Th* Roof SO— erlaatlfur. Metal ablncle* —— liny atam tin and t-lranleed sl* ’ i. 8e* J m * IL Cowan. Oak mad r a r e g m a i a m kor W r i t SKI f H l j th * n c * S o u th I n in th * and 99 lin k * ; ih r n r t K »»t I I I f r r l In TuWft«hl|t Hnr hitdi lit mi*# o f twirl n n i tt ■ eniilitin* l n « I.*' A e ira n m w n f lt i» * h « In * * p o rt o r ldt| 1, H rcilnn 31 , YnwriBlilp I t B iu lh o f lu’ n g o | i A U *nt aalta day. In front o f th* co u rt Jloiioa at dan ford, ■#ialn*>’ * 25/ 18/ 22/ 16/ FRESH KILLED bm outbr*L tlfxtco, a»k JUmbnt of U. lead a change if i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1929 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 12, 1929; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9b4bc09f4dd72fdaf3d034e5731923e2.pdf 85776d7497adc195f5888c8c1f3fa75a PDF Text Text v• ■ .fv -.'-v , P E « '. » '< F L . :ty '; : '‘^ ' i- i lit F lo rM a ’a H e a r t • . 1 H »« W o r ld ’* G reorient V e g e ta b le bsS i O T r S P ir tl r (b o d * fcaJfht U d Bnndxg »iUi pa** I*l* »b*w*r* V p iirrow. Moderate aortkrast. and tmH wlada, . Bpot and Richest Garden land. AN INDEPENDENT DAnLY NEWSPAPER XX Leased W in International New* Service ItllllT E P JIID HERRICK AS HAMS lftaries AndMony Persons Present To PayHonorToMemoiy O f Ambassador NEW YORk T apt . 18. — ) — Reverent tribute to memory of tha late Amdor •'Myron T. 'Herrick paid by a large throng :cple, including many tariea, when tho body td here today aboard French cruiaer Tourwhich came into harbor eacorted data (th« harbor r«Jurtr)l ‘ UalU d State* cruisers •••d and C incinnati • • a aujemn moment when, bafore noon, tha Tourvill* faat to th# French Line pImminent perannatFa, Colonel Charles A. h, bearded the ihlp. draped In an A m .rir. and ra a tljg under two Ins 16 Inch sun* with two bay trees a t ha head, U r i tha a fte r deck. Two French aallom, red -a*™ flra m ln r over th eir blue aps, stood rigidly at attention (do the coffin of the man horn the French rreas called the friend of France." H igh officials, representing the tied, sU te and city, stood with bow'ed. The American H a g uttered a t half m a s t'fro m Iho urvlllc'i halyard, and the ash Tri-Color waJ a t half mast t­ As If befitting .the som bernrss the occasion, the day was hasy id dreary—a , gray as tho Tourlie herself. Coming up the harbor from oarantinr, the Taufvlll* bad n given a 21 ' gun salute as it Fort Jay. Then followed ilsnee, not a whistle, not a elrled -tm—h e r—passage u p Is the pier. ' the docks a company of ted police .a national guard try regiment, three compsn' >1/ United States sailors and detachment of bluejackets. was siting. • • Tbe route of the cortege from pier to the Grand Central tlon lay east on’ Slxteentii and throes north. The ughfaret along the line of h were crowded with people, the railroad station an honguard of a captain and eight ants wailed to accompany casket on the la k e Shore Ited which leaves a t 6:30 k this afternoon for Clevewhere Mr. Herrick will he ng those who formed bethe cortege were Postm aster F. Brown. President s r ’a representative j Mayor J . W alker; Grover )Vhab chairman of the meyoif comtse; Colonel IJndhergh; WitJ . Carr, assistant sacrelary (Continued on pags 6) ROSEN WALD D EFIES <ilAGO, Apr. 13— (1NB>* RoasnwaM, ntiHLm llllon-* philanthropist and head of • f the largest mall onler In th« United States, Is opea defy to the Chkagu | Rocisty hers today upon * rn from Arisons, and anhe would fu rth er his _ to •eU bllsh medlc«l an I tal treatm ent for tho m.d , at much lea than the '>nf rata of doctors an t Democrats Reveal Legislative Plan WASHINGTON, Apr. 13— (IN S )—A Democratic pro ream fo r tha special a e n to n of O— ■ g re a t, Including flood co n tro l consua, rrapp o rtlo n n u n t and regulaGon of the New (York Btock Exchange «r<eolation, ax well* a w farm relief a n d -ta riff revision, was announced today be Senator Robinson (D ) of Ark minority leader in tbe Senate. The Constitution authorites no llmltardon on subjects which may b f considered be c ith er or both nouses of tha Conareas during an extraordinary session," said Robinson. "In addition to farm legislation and ta r iff revision, bills re­ lating to Good control on tributaries of the M ississippi iensus, reapportion ment and the policy o f th e F ed .ra l Re­ serve Board toward conven­ tions on the Stork Exchange ire certain to receiver consid­ eration.'' LAST RITES HELD AT ORLANDO FDR COL C.D. HAINES Retired Capitalist I s ClaimedSuddealyBy Death InAltamonte SANFORD FLORIDA, BATlUtbAY. APRIL 13. 1929 GERMANY GETS German N aval Strategist BLACK PAINTS Sees B ritain As Rallying FINAL ORDERS Ahout.Her BRIGHT FUTURE o rm D E B T r FOR DIXIE AREA ______ ^ _a.— A R T e C irrC n tiS lC C R d T Ie a •- - - ■* -On AmountsNation Must Pay To Allies On Warlndemnities Funeral servlres for Charles I). Haines, form er congressman from New York States, retired rapiU l 1st and ralload man, who passed away ThursiUy night at his home In Altam onte Springs, following a brief Illness, were held this morning a t 10:30 o'clock from the Carey Hand chapel in Orlahdo. Dr, C. A. Vincent of Win­ te r P ark -o fficiated a t th e brief rites. The body w as to he sent this afternoon to Hudson Falls, N. Y. for interm ent. Members o f the bereaved family were to accomp­ any It. Cot. llaln ea' death wa» sudden and unexpected, hlf Illness hav­ ing lasted only two days. Early this w *A he was strichrn with streptococcus Infection of th<^ thro at shd gradually grew worse until hl< death. Prior to his fatal illness, Col. Ilainss had enjoyed fairly gfod health. The deceased wss "2 years old and had been a resident of Flor­ ida for '25 years. Active In the business land political life of New York S tate for many years, he wss also prominently identified with political and commercial a f ­ fairs In. this state. Besides his widow, Col. Haines is survived by three brother's, 11. 8 ., Andrew C., and .11 F-. aiitj 4 sister Mrs A. A. Morris. At one time C o l Haines was a candidate for governor of New York state. I.a it y ear he was ser­ iously considered for several months as a candidate for gover­ nor on the Democratic ticket, hut withdrew his name before the p ri­ mary. Throughout his active life Col. llalnea took a aincere Interest in was formally organised a t a m eet­ RACRAMENTG, C ol. Apr. 1 3 ing of Journalists and publishers U N S )—The name of Aea Keyes, from all part* of tha country in form er dietriet attorney of I.*m Orlando on February 3, 1V26. Such Angeles, today w a, again linked men as F ran k O. Lowden, form sr with the Judge Carlo* S. Hardy impeachment trial. T atllfying yes­ (Continued on page 6 ) . terday, Mrs Loitaln* WisemanSeitaff, who rhargea Judge Hardy BILLS DECREASE asked her to produce a "Miss V TALLAHASSEE. Fla.. A pr 13 In the McPherson kidnapping case, —(INK)—L egis'atnrs rem aining u e tltre d the Jurist hail luld her idle here over the week-end to-U.* "th a t he had a great deal of it eipressed themselves as believing fiuenr* with Keyes." The assertion eh* attributed to nest week, tha third of the p re ­ sent session, would find the num- Judge H ardy came, Mrs. S ei'alt ner o/ bills flowing Into the leg­ •aid, when she manifested a p p 'tislative hopper greatly diminished. hrnsion th a t th ere might he tru’,Onlv thirteen hill, are on the ca. • bic for her In producing a wutn.vt *o pose *• the occupant of the Co.', riidar for disposa; Monday. mel Cottage with Kenneth G. Ormialoa, form er radio operator at Angelua Temple. During the man • Investigation, of the MrFheraon kidnapping rase, an attem pt was mad* to prove th a t Mis. McPnsrwa* th e occupant o f th^ cotto these a rid United 8 U ara with **I?r*, S ailaff krill un d .fih iej|y her m edklnal stock’s intact, th a t have to undergo n bitler-croaa-ex is. If tb l medicinal liquor stock nm lnatlon from th e defense The t* replaced abroad. It U none of dclepse has ajrasRy announced th at It -will attack bar atory as an u*>the government’s business. "Medicinal liquor does not ter lie. change to beverage liquor by magic eh th e three mil* limit is b passed,” said Dr. Dcfwn. "Any sate <*f th a t liquor or ito lasuancs eacept on prsacrtplloa by p An axtanalon of tho paykaent of physician <w th e m aster of tho state and county tax es was form ­ ship is Ille g a l" • iiy placed piece* la in effect m ien bar* oerv today uwsj ally While this w ar o f words rages following rwceipt hy County Col­ between the Leviathan’s now lector John D. Jlaklns of n Uleoamere nnd tha prohibition author! qram from Govscoor Carlton. The . is. ts d e n in Congress a re pre­ wire read aa follows: "denote nnd House have direct­ paring to intradneo legislation to "m ahs prohibition follow the ed that tax books be kept open un­ 1." I flag." They w ant a U w forbdding tillaJune pursuance w th thl* order, Jo of liquor o a A msr l n n Goa- Mr. Jlakin* said the taxes would i l l , w hether they be la th o A i- bo aU aetod until Jana 1 without iattif M t h 0m + ^ Urn w h Name Of Keyes Is Again Linked With Impeachment Trip.! ediclMl liquor la always liquor," counters Dn. J. prohibition ndmlniatmth at conundrum it is e a new prohibition fight carried to the courts. D oran m id today the* if Lev let hen. h i r BrfMflt ■erg trip t l i o ,1J iperm its tho sale of 10 poaeengers _ _ pooeo II It • of tho* law, aad tho new •o.wMI no tho mooter of ft* Extension I GlvenOn County, State Taxes t ertority of the United S i t e s ' n__ naVy will have hern reached. ^*1 do liot M lrv e In w ar be­ tween England and the t ’nZad State*. England, hy now, has given up whatever aggressive ambition* she may ha\\- cherish­ ed In Vie pastShe neither seeks nor w ants war, because she Is fully a s s r ,. she could gain nothing, and may lose everything through It. This is why the. for Jnstance, has noth­ Ing to m odem ltr fortifications in the Wes-j Indies, which would t v Indispensable as a naval base In an 'Anglo-American naval war. And, for the same reason. E ng­ land, as fa r back as IlHit. con­ ceded to America the right Vn e r r . ' fortifications In the I'ansitii Canal Zone. "The importance of the FrancoBritish naval agreement haa been over-rat d, or In some ways, mltleCjerpreted. England's close eo-eperation with France In the q u estio n 'o f dlsarm anr nla is *Jie result uf the general political ahnation In Europe rather than ■ U< III. B deliberately hostile move against America. England, polideally • peaking, is dependent* upon France, and therefore. c*n-_ nul sll..fd to - lose the Flench frvmlship. H er hands are tied in many ways. Trouble la brewing In s vrral British poss­ ess Ions and dependencies. I heHew, - however, that AngloF n iich co-operallon will not last permanently. -i Governor Of Federal Reserve District Of Atlanta Avers Vast Sums Will Be Made Lobbyist Monitor Takes Up Duties TA LIA H A SSE e ! H a.. Apr. 13.— (IN S )—A new desk was placed n ra r the uffic* of the Speaker ot th* House in tho <’«plto| Building her* • khls morning, ft it to he used by the occupant o f . the newly rreat d position uf "Iqhbyhrt monitor." H ereafter all lobb l»ta here U’.u rr will Istrr, m aking oath-w * tO 'th * nature of their business as well as to who pay* their ex­ pens s. The "m onhor" will see that the bill providing this registration It enforced. *V NUMBER 177 INMAN IS GIVEN DIVORCE FROM m m nii,-r.iinA*k",» '^v.- Juiy.RecommendsA 11- •* £ ^ m o n y Of $1,500 Per Month But Judge Is Opposed ToDecision Famed Soprano Says Decision, Although Strange, Is F i n a l 3 Outstanding MenOf One Person Is Killed Insurrection Enter A Rock GivesWay U.S. ToScckRcfugc PlungingBoysDown Park Body To Stage Amateur Ring Bouts Th* L«k* Mary Fyrk Assoc­ iation will s t a g , an am ateur boxing exhibition Monday nighr* beginning a t 3:30 o'clock, In tbe park, accordit|g to . an announce­ ment today. The proceed* will go toward a fund, which la be­ ing us '.u equip th* park with recreational apparatus. Sim ilar exhibition! have th e aaanna e f raisin g 660. which has been spent fo r tho purchase of borae-thoea, a rw nd, seats and other paraphernalia. By tha and of tho aummar, Ibn Park Assoc­ iation hopes to have raised enough money to finish equip­ ping th* playground cantor. TAKE CITY'S MONBY • ATLANTA,‘Apr. U —(IN 8 |— U. C. Turner, former city aloctrie­ ls a barn, aad Baa* Doruldaon, wall known contractor, ward under In­ dictment hsrw today, charged with converting approxlm arily .91,000 *T lb« d ty 'a moaay to tbolc own Wealthy Of Miami Have NovelScheme For Passing Time T Bullet Riddled BodleH Found In Car Milane Will Slasrc Benefit Performance Joe M^rentette Tops Herald Fund ForLion •>i J ^**-at MARION TALLEY HAS NO REGRETS IN LEAVINGSTAGE REBEL CAUSE IS BOY SCOUTS ARE STRUCK BLOW AS RESCUED AFTER LEADERS DESERT NIGHT ON LEDGE SAN A N T O N IO T **. Apr. 1 3 (INS1—An *rmorp«l ear troop cf the First Cavalry Division uf Furt Bliss, Texas, now stationed at .H arhlta, N. M , was oidered t-s uay by General William Lassl'.er commanding the Right Corps Area, to move toward the border and orserve nil road, leading out of Chi­ huahua. Major T. M. Allen, enmmanu■ng the F irst Squadron of th r Seventh Cavalry, also 'sU lm nrH at Fort H arhlta was o idried to proceed to Itouglaa, Arix. Th* armorer) troop Included •even car*, 60 rn 'lstrd men and a number of m arhlnr guns. Two am vulanres, two gasoline trucks anJ l_wo motor trucks were shipped •rom her# today a , giound equip, •nent fur the air f o n t statio n ,.I at Fort lluachura I-T i m ATLANTA. A p k 1 3 .- 0 N S 1 RENO. Nov., Apr. 13 — Im lustry In the South Is in its In­ (INS)—Walker I*. Inman, fancy, and billions of dollars of wealthy Duke tubncco for­ wealth are yet to he made in the section, Governor Eugene R. tune heir, early today w a s l)iack of the A tlanta Federal Re­ gran till a divorce decrea serve District declared in an a l dress here before the fourth an ­ front Helene Gnrnet Patton nual industrial development con­ Inman, daughter of an Jn ference nf the South, which ad­ iliuna clergyman. . journed last night after a two-day session A fter a long and The ro n frirn re wn* spwnsored Hen^ational trial which hy the *outhrrn division of the wit 8 interaperaed with A m rrtran Mining Congress. muejt spi,y teJtim my, th* ca*a "From the plains of Texa* to wa* p 'a c ij In the hand* of th* the A tlantic S h o rn and from tha juty last night. At 12:10 thl* Fotnmlr ami the Ohio south to morning, after four and a half tne Gulf there Is n gteat dlversifi nours ili-litK-ration, it returned n tatlon uf industry crying f>. Jam es I . Kllgallra, verdict fur the plaintiff. The j u r / young blood," said ll'ack. "T rain­ ed young men a.v ..ought every­ (Copy wright 1929 t>. International iccomntrndrd that Mrs. Inman t« New* S e r v l e t ) . ----------- w itin 1 U M x liao e* — » n x a th where. lie.V ia a irood illti la TriTV UmirCTi,. can *T in t: S'KW YORK. Apr. I3- "I have “until such a time that she rem ar­ ries" "Industry- in the South is In its nn rvgret*. I have made up mV This tecum m rndat'cn waa Im ­ infancy. Ilum lnal. c'r com pantrt mind to retire from llm operatic mediately set aside hy Judgw are coming Into our section year­ •tag* an,| .1 mean it, strnngv ns George A. Ita rt'rlt, why hslcl th a t ly. Many of them a te new nail that may seem. My Ori'NIon is masnuii h as th* Jury found fo r many- aiv northern ntganix-itioiii final." the plaintiff th at It should have ' who have Just come to reallu* what Mi** Marion Talley, the a ttra c t­ trriignitrd th* piiqH-rty agreem ent we have hvi*. It mean* u |votentiul wealth of billions of du lar* to the ive 21 "yivar *1,1 Kansas City 'girl mail* by the Inmans tn ll>27. A t who, rlndrrrlla-llkr, sprang Into that tin.* Mrs. Inman agreed to S o uth" . t ie paid 616,00U a year fo r not The federal reserve official then Ihlenisti.'nal fame four year* ago limip than five years. went into detail concern.ng the in­ a* n colotalurn aoprisno at the The defense objected tu Judgw dustrial prospect, of fin |, atat-.-, Metropolitan (Inoil House in Nrw fiartlrtl'a action nud argum e.ita showing that every state In Hi* York City, made this assertion la on this phase of the rase will ho South i, in ti in iriHiunes and up un interview today in hrionodestly heard at lib.Ill Monday morning. portuntlle* Mr development. furnished apartm ent in W'e«t In th r event Uiat Judgu B artlett's Before ailjuurnmcnt, Eiwklnc Seventy-fourth •Street. She seemed m l tig i* iinfu-td, it I* exported H o Was c feted rhairm an the hoard th a t - her on; defense >wlll uppeal tu tho su ­ ui governor* of the »onlhcm divi mildly surprUed premo court. sion. O ther governor* rlevtxl in- nouncement th at she wo* giving up Il-dh Inman and hi* wife ever* Gland l*;ifii) for the simple life of .-lu.led: present ill Judge ItarU elt's chumAtkunsa*, J. V. Hand; Floral t, n Midl'c West form lmi| uroii-ed loq* when the vvirdiet wa* retu rn ­ h Io-adlc-y Oxford: GeoSgim p ,- *k<* interest mid r*irio*ity of llie ed. Each the center nf n small Fool* .Maynard; Kentucky, R. At -American imblir. gtoup, they waited until the ju ty W alt; Isiuslana, \V. F. Chlshulm; made up my mind quickly— IimI finished del berating Neither Mlsslss ppi, Juirn* A . h t iu .M J p 'l Ilk. ' it," sii* raid, snapping would make u statem ent at Giu CHEWEI.AH, Wash., Apr. 13— Ninth ( nmllna, (kdonel J. \V lla ' " ' ,|» thing* that way. Cone III*ion uf the rule und they ( I N H ) - F ivr l*Oy scouts, a scout­ telsont South Cnrullna, W. W her ting lift the eouit quickly with their I nluoys have." -Sin.ak: Tennessee, Mulor Rulm aster and his brother wsrc n-sfilend*. " ledgr Smith: Texa*, W. K. Dicker­ • "F or ionic tinip I've '«*n thinkcurd from a lodge on Q uartiltc Although Inman waa th plainson; YitglnU, Uf. W A. Nelsutt fii|j of ii-tirlug to a farm aiid sud­ till. Id* wife hail fi'rd a ,cuuntar M«Hj •*!* »«Nlav- TJl'lkkt" rowfy escaped the fat* of *ccut " n llUuty l l a . Fa,n* .if Wash­ denly—.in Thursday night —I ,h- suitw n'<d sought tn have the 676,• ington. It. ('., un* r e r ln t id see- clil*d that I vc. i,U ii i i -I I iinnouin ct| ood iigiccment Harold Stiffenson, who lost III* retary. sell between herself •. * the fart. That'* all thei* Is to it_ Mid hiL-hand set uside and asked grip on tho lodge and plunged to New Orleans, l.ittt* Ruck nnd Really. I am sincere when I ray lor n ttlenicrl n f 6250,0JH1. Both hi* death 300 feet h d .w. Harnmnn, Trim ., w ri* nummaicd that my ilreisi n •* final '* hiuuglit sviirationui charges forth ' The last man to Iv ir*cucd was tut tin- IU.1P I -n tin* „f Hi, the > tllul —a tria l widen Shi- wa* an in • lulal.tr, enigma during Don Hutchinson, the •coutma«ter •hue will u - rhosen In Dectmhvr la-led four wi-eks. tic g ir l- p r e tty n* a picture *s lie waa sitting nn a narrow pro- wlin |h* governor* meet. lu making h » closing argurernt »he sat then- eulmly telling linvv to the ju r), Harlan llowaitl, a t­ jn tlo n of rm k and could not move she ha.l forever forsaken the luru torney for Inman, auiili in any direction. - .. "W* hnve.nvlhing hut the tru th of the *|ieialic stage with its in­ The accident to the party oc­ triguing n/mieluli.in* und the nn our side nml tho tru th must curred yetaenlay afternoon. They thrill uf singing liefer* ‘rnlhusl- s p e a k for Itself. We have placed w ire skirting the top of Ihr ■•til* aiidlencr* In th* grentp-it ivctything In evidence." Ho donmuntain when the earth gave Hist Inman had not used •'pera house in the world; to iny clari'd way and sent them catapulting key hole" evidence nnd charged nothing uf brilliant runerrt upduwn the mountain. Stiffison wi< I lie defense with bringing tba IIIA M I, Fla.. Apr I.V -O N S I t'cu'.is- pearaiires in lending Atnericmi name of un Innocent wnmun Juva uuuhlc to get n hand hold on the Maki'-hei.ev* Ruhlniin .'n m .iii, Into the rase. He dented ..artics ur* the lute*t tail in till* cities. bilge and plunged to hi* death. for Hied tnllliunalte*. Could it be that a love affair tl.cie was any evidenro nn tho p a rt I The others clung to their pre­ n«ven ol I union. At iluun till* muming huuselaiat carious position on the ledge und •vinltlc. owned |,y Ju*rph ||. ha,| influenced her derision ? At Hi wind com Imlcd with till* •**• finally their crie* attracted the Adams, wealthy Inventm. p.u that question, her blue eyes laugh- i Hi. n: . • rd amusedly. Even her mother, "licit ne lumkn, a* you know attention uf a finest (anger. Tin- l u i lt i j u r iin tmlnhahilni t ry r.() Mr*. Helen Talley, und her »l*tef, os* lit,alol ly to put |i‘ih* aad ranger telephone,i to Chewelah, ,i mile* south of here, rariying with distance Of fives mile*, and a tr*ruy it Adam's *iti-in-law nml dauglt- Florence, a year or two older than b a r* into her testim ony" tir, tlr. and Mpa. t'hsrlc* W. Marion, who were present at the |u ity was hastily organised. In fillin g uf Fhlladrlphia, and u interview, smiled. ho Thr rescue patty ascended Ihd |M*ity of (r end*. "Isivr a ffa ir? " Marion re|«-a*.Wes; aidn of th r mountain last ed." M arriage? I have no Intent Ion Tho houseboat wl I leave the night, but was unable to get within pally on the key and the game is of marrying. I lave no sweetheart. KU feet o f the boy, and their lead­ mi "liv* by one's e ffo rt-' until it Uni- cannot m niry the n it." CHICAGO, Apr,. 13—(IN S )— er. A fter hours uf lung ellinhinq rtlu.'ns— tomorrow afternoon The I Mine. Schumann Drink Is said Ivodie* of two tu n , slain by lm’the rescue party reached Ihn top "luslaways" planned to l.uil.l their to have once advised Marlon llmt lit*, w ire found in an nutnmoh.le i f the mountain fruni another side. own hut*, do their own cooking, what ahe hceilitl t„ obtain "lira- at the rrn r of the Weatoiti Hotel Hopes were lowered and the hoy* and lu struggle along withuu' inulir lem iieranient" wa* a W * It I'lcetii today. They had IwJN kiira<l atioiit 111! hour*. Ilnp <if tha anil msn, one hy unr, wen- h au lrj butler, nia.il or valet. (Contimioil on pag* 6 ) * victims wa* identified as William Others |n the party are: Mr. xml to the top. Clifford, said to have a pulicc roairs. W iliam F. Whitman o( t'tl* F^t'A FK It IX JN tll |' TAKEN roid. "n e of the hoys. Fat Hayes, vagi;. Mr. and Mrs. I'aul R Gray suffered a broken leg. The hotel fo tn ic ilv . was head­ of Detroit. Miss Vliglnia f o u rs HUNTSVILLE,' Texa*, A pr. 13 quarter* for Alphonse C apon', All of the party suffered severe­ at Atlanta, and Mr and Mrs. W I(IN S) K. K. Ill ewer, one uf gang rhiefta n. It was helievad lialn K. Wal»h and their *un, W il­ ly from the cold. five convicts, wljo esca|><-d from th* tapir w ire killed u'svwharcliam K. Walsh, Jr. 7h* group Included Don Hutchthe tuhprcular wgul of the Wynne I'olire , bw in the dunl m urder an ■noon, the scoutm aster, I'aul, his I'rlMoi Furm e a rly ' today, was ik-Iiii ot the 'slaughter of aoven brother, and acouts Hohert Isag. raptured five mile* from H unts­ memla-r* of George "Hugs" Mor­ man, Chaldoea I'alnirr, Wllhur ville. Chai|(v* of aiding prison­ an's giing |a«t February. T in hotly of tin- other victim wax Noise, Vincent -Sturm, Fat Hayes ers tu esca|ie. were filed against identified from police record* as •"d Harold Rtlffenson. J . I- M arrnt It*, manager of C. A. Thompson, guifrd at the Michael 4 Itr l y. alleged "rackThe entire party was hark in ;h«- Milan j Theater, announced farm In mnncction with 'tho *»• eteec" und gangster recently ac­ t'hrw tlah this morning. Young today the showing uf \h r pic c a|» a f tr r an invesilgatiun. quitted uf inuNlrr. Hayea waa carried down the tu r j M.Simba.’, next Saturday mountain on a litter an,| Stiffen- muming at a special childrens Only a nominal •un'a body waa horn# Into town In |M-r(nrmanrr. admission will bs charged, l hi a similar manner. priM-red* to go tuward |h* Klwqnl* activities in behalf of un ■lerprWI! g e j children. Arrangements fur Securing Vhe MEXICO CITY, Apr. 13—(IN S t •nu probably a t Englewood, atIctur* were rumpleted thl* mornldough tho final and definite doig by Mr. M aranlsiv* who *x- —Definite Information th at C ciaiun aa to tho tiro e will b* reach- i IVhoU bo th* M r , on*? pirsseit th* hon* that a lu g e one| Charles A. Lindbergh am! rd a fter the fam ily arrive* a t Jo# M arrnU tte waa th* f y i t number nf chilarcn tium opt fur Miss Anne Spencer Murorw are Englewood. ntrrtta i n . "kick ia ’i 4aday w tth !h f-lh o w jg - ih g l as murh money now p'annlng to h* m arried a t th* f i d . IJndhergh t i In N e a rT o rtr as possible ran hn raised for the a buck tawaad thg fund, which boys' and girls' work uf tha club. siurrow home at KngUwood* N. tudav to gn-et the •"rench r r u w r J . wag obtained today when In ­ Tourvillt, which ts bunging lb*. Chief of Folic* Ror G. Williams ternational News Servic* learned M in in ' of Ambassador Herrigk is trying to raise to purchase 4 DIE IN FIR E that Ambassador Dwight W-. Mur- to th* United States Accompanying th* Morrow fa m ­ luw and his family will leave Mex­ M scruarita, a trim Ui’^a llonaaa. KALAMAZOoTMIrh. Apr. 1 3 - ico City for Englewood In two ily tu Knglswt«*d will be Mr. * n j The Herald will accept any do- (IN 8 )—Thnw small children and Mrs. Sheldon Yates, of th at city. nation# to tho fimd, and hepia th rir maid w*r« burned to death weeks' time. It alto was Irarptd th a t th* Am­ Mr*. Yatea ia • siste r of M*+ many others will follow Mi* tony when n fir* of mysterious bassador will h* absent from Max- Marrow. Col. Lindbergh and Mis* M or­ example of Mr. M arentatt*. origin swept to* hum* of GsRoy a * during th* month* ot May aAd Tha Uooaa* coat 1100. Loss M. Curran. Th* father who Jun*. Th* dapartur* of tha Mor­ row had planned tn b,- married "s row fam ily for the United Bta'.us tha romantic aummar t o a a p f t M than a fourth o f th a t amount rushed from tb* btaxing bom* for a t th is tint* ia for th* purpose of Morrow* a t Cuernavaca, uses-** i , old, collapsed when told tb* r*ahas b « n ,auhacrlb*d thus far. enabling Mias Anna to g at bar Mexico city, but tha outbreak i l International tha revolution In Mexico, nag th a Chiaf Williams today urgad pub- cu* of his thr** ckldrtn waa lm- nauieoau ready, poaaibla. HI* wlf* waa U • boaNsw* fiagric* waa Infonnad. consequent unaattlam bnt of tho lu-iplritad cltiarna to g«« back Tb* wedding, U wag atatad to­ whole csun try, forced a change k| of l i t 2n d ahd compUkt it at pltal and « M M* lafan n ad of tb* day, w U t*ha place qaiiy ia J u a t. the** plan* tragic death $ t W tb iW ita, PARIS; Apr. 13—(IN S )—Dr. H jslm sr Schact, head of the Ger­ man reparations delegation, today waa to receiva the final d ra ft of the agreem ent reached by the allied reparations experts reg ard ­ ing the annuities Germany must payTha annuities will begin. It is believed, a t a figure between 6400.­ 000,000 and 6410,000,000 and will rise on a sliding scale yearly until they rdiach abcut 6576,000,000 on the 37th year. Tho annuities wiil then revert to the startin g fjgure on the 38th yaer and rem ain at th a t fixed aum for the remaining 21 years. I t la believed at present worth G ermany’s debt, If paid In spot cash a t this tim e, Iscalculated t o he— be t a m t — |9,0UU,IWU;U0ll an 610.000. 000.000. However the In­ tere st on th li sum, plus the princi­ pal. would bring the amount G er­ many will have' to pay up to be­ tween 624.000,000,000 to 6J7.000,000,000 in 08 years. The plan which Dr. Scharht is to receive represents a drastic cut from form er allied demands. At the Versailles Peace Conference the Allies demanded a grand tntnl of 6125.000.000.000 while the Ger man* offered 926^)00,000,001). Berlin, Apr. 13--Declaration wss made in rfficisl circles and in the press today th a t the G rrm strrep aration annuity figures «f from 1.700.000. 000 m arks to 2.400,1810.. 000 m arks for 58 years, as report­ ed from Paris, are wholly unarirp tah le to Germany. The Germans NOGALES, Arix., Apr. 13— claim they are too high. (IN’S I—Th«- presence here tm|j> C n’ees the Allies reparation ex­ of lhr«-e mit-tnnilim! lenilcr* of p e ril Irft themselves considerable the Mexican irvnlutiiin wa* **■•:! margin for fu rth er concessions it u* ii severe- hlnsv to the ret *1 It held Inevitable her* th a t the rauso. lillbcrto Valcnxuc’a, «-nrjillP aris m nfervnce will break up .w drfW for the pivsldincy ef M *tico and reputeil ringlesder of tne he postponed until autumn. ivvulutiiin, was the last of three Chagrin is expressed here that It-ailrr* to take refuge her*- • a fte r weeks of elaborate show, He waa preceded hy (JrrvTlI Inter-allied negotiation and m inus' F Mile Isen .Marini. Icuilcr of the un concessions, the creditor nations sucecs*fui cx|H*dilinn against M at o ffer Germany almost the same stIan, and hv G enrral Juse lirm i-l, figures which were offered In hi* second in command. Valcnsula, urrompanied by his Germany originally and which the International News Service corre­ <..mily, reached the Anirrican N ot' spondent cabled to America an ale* shortly before ni'ilnlght la»l n glit. He Is reported to have Mar. 22. * h ought a large sum of money German newspaper • assert with him. He announced th at he th a t the allied experts kre "talging will Ira te for Lo« Aiigelc. late politics, not business." It Is tixiay. All three rebel commander* alleged th a t the American con­ were said by American immlgiccession requiring the 1 .000,000,­ lion offic'stls to have claimed ihc right Is. enter the United State* 000 m ark occupation costa is ns political refugee* arousing much Interest as the General Ksrol.ar, romman possible forerunner of fu rth er con­ der-in-rhirfJ. ofG. all the revolution cessions. • ary fo.Vrs. nrrived id Nogalr*. Sonora, last night fnuii t ’ananra for a conference with leaders of the revolt. w Looms Over Question Of What Really Constitutes Medicinal Rum A8 IIINGTON. A pr. 12. 4— Prohibition conundrum: la medicinal liquor not meI liquor?" "Outside the mile lim it," answ er the oamere of the llnor Lavia- By W alter IHettel (Copyright. 162V, b r la g rn a llaaat News Serrlee). ..B E R L IN . A pr. 13— "England la try in g to rally all the naval powers of tha world around her h t a solid bloc against H»* United 8 (ates, not In order to ,w a g r war agalnsu America, but to establish a world-wide "balance of pow­ er,*• nnd to sell her dwindling naval supremacy a t the highest price possible. This is the only riaio n ab le explanation I can of­ fe r fo r the fa rt th a t England, a t present, obstructs America's disarm am ent plans.'* With these vkords Admiral Hans . Z n k rr, fur four yrars rom m ander-in-chlrf of the Ger­ man post-w ar navy, and com­ mander of the battle cruiser Von D w Tann during the Jutland battle, sum m ariinl In an exclu­ sive Interview wfth Intrrnntnnal News 8 rv Ice his views on AligloAmerican naval difference*. whir), have started so murh talk In Europe about “an In aritahle war between the two powers." Admiral Zenker outlln d his views fu rth er In detail: ' " ' “The British N av , is still superior *o any other navy of ild - Hut—Kms land - knows* that, aruund 1U3I, when the new American cruiser program will have l<een ix rru trd , her suprem­ acy will have ceased autom ati­ cally. and an actual parity of the U nr <1 S tates' and the Brit­ ish Navies If n<n u slight sup- a» Member Audit Bureau Of Cireulatlona Anne Morrow And Colonel Lindbergh To Be Married At Englewood Estate •c I �.1 Winter Garden In TARELA YS '• .1 ‘ jP . . Athletes Are ppear InAUOf IpalEvents r r r q f Fl o r id a , A p r. IS— ( Athletic l>—Coach N sahH IggKlgb powered relay ■hark fo r A tlanU Friday a to compete la th e annuel Tech Belays on Saturday, v a n ity - of Florida will b f th e half-m ltr, one-mile e d h relay*, event* re- •attrv tr tw 'W S m fn 'tJ m ' Heavy Barragel8-4 wiin*, w ; Ficquctta, lb two pitcher* fo r 22 Cornsll, m ’ Pounding btta. Ranford High Reboot baaaball w arriora yeeterdajr trounced W in­ te r Cardan by a i c - o of la to 4. Tb* vlaltorm garnered only four bite o ft Patera and Lake. Millar, with fo u r hit* out of five trip*, lad the local* In nickwork Two o f fd* clout* w e n t or two and three baaaa. Patera ilammad out a trio of aafatlra, two of them two-bagger*. Patera, taking the mraind for Sanford, developed a d n i ) i of wlldnaaa, walking fla* man and hitting two other*. II*' wa* taken o at In favor of- I* k r. The box w e iiH PHILADELPHIA, A pr. 12 — (IN S )—The Pkiniea bald tba Construction (ta rta d on tig h t Total • 44 22 I i 21 4 *<lp today la tba aariaa wtth tba Summary: Two-baao hit*. Patera Athletic* ha via* acorod three runs mil* aectioa of Golf Coast High­ 2. MIRar, Scbirard, W ateraj whlU bolding the A ’a to a Iona way in C ttn u County. three-base MU MDIdr; . «truck out by Patera 4, by Lake 2, by Jon*a I. 6y Jacoba 2 ; . walked by Patera 5, by Lake .1, by Jonaa 1| bit by pitched ball, by Peter* 2 N kholt, Sb Clark, rf Wlggvl, e W lilU , 2b Jonn, p Jacobi, p W riaht, The earliest and largest ear of the white corn type . . i i n- - i —AND— . « Flower Seed For Spring Planting Sewing W eek FRANCIS C. STOKES & CO, SEEDSMEN C. R. MASON, Florida Manager 18 McLander Arcade l'houe 18, Will Find Unpacked Here Smart Summer Silks BRING YOUR RADIO UP TO DATE INSTALL A CROSLEY DYNAMIC SPEAKER . A nd Cool New Cottons COLOR . . . a weave, a texture and n pattern for every puroe and preference. Cooi Cottons For the next .10 days we will’ allow S5.00 for your old npeaker. $ 2 0 .0 0 and your old speaker la all th at I t will ro*t you. THE CROSLEY DYNAMIC SPEAKER with, full power and faithful reproduction of every that adore water, and tub tirtie and again without Inning their .beauty. ' Exquisite Chiffon* for after■ noon ■and evening;— Tub~iritjtx fur aleevelgga froelUC and vacation taitum es. • *• Lace*, Trimming*, Notions. ■ Vogue and Pictorial Pattern* . . . the latest THE DIFFERENCE San Juan Garage Co. wfille Silka f tr bride* and graduates . . . and an expert cutting, fitting and banting service a t a very moderate charge. PHONE 449 SANFORD . DISTRIBUTORS FOR CROSLEy RADIOS Street Floor, I)icknon-Ivc* Co. Effective April 6th, 1929 Bubbles Spring From It Like4Magic \ • • 'R ic h , c r e a m y , c le a n s in g l a t h e r — m illio n s of p e a rly bubbles — b u rst like m agic fro m th is big, w h ite cak e. T a lk ab o u t speed I T h e re is np sub­ stitu te fo r K ir k 's O r ig in a l C o c o a H a r d w a t e r C astile Soap. M en, w om en a n d ch ild ren p refe r it­ . W h y w a ste m oney on soap th at grow s slim y an d m essy? W h y be annoyed w ith soap th a t lath e rs • stingily? U se th is n ew process soap th a t bubbles like a flash in h o t o r cold, h a rd o r soft w a te r. See h o w it w e a rs a n d w e a rs. O rd e r som e to d ay . P e r cak e, 10 cen ts. In sist on the originaL • ' I M alta a. kink a cumcany ‘ ’ ciiic aoo reduces all prices $5500 to $260 . y to g iv e th e m otoring pub lic immediate ad van ­ tage of HUPMOBILE’S neyv ex p a n sio n program J / Insist on Kirk’s O r i g i n a l r Cocoa Hardwater Castile Soap Early ia January HUPM OBILR acquired i new plant in Cleveland, comprising more than a million square feet of modern and advanced automotive manufacturing facilities. L ook fo r th e r e d a r r o w s on th e w r a p p e r l\ THE BOOSTER NEWS iM Number ,18 P ab ll.h rrf In Ih* la ­ y o l i r tin * 1. r tenia)-, nn.l Sir. ter**! of Ike people rrtrre .l th n n a* I Mav -lull-* he will of Henfurd end •••II amilber r»a«'h ieaslaole Cuuaty by '.•xlay. llerr** h»p. Ito lighted with -in­ Kent Motor Co. fine work they ere ing. Folkii route turning out. .I»e In yind LOOK, and H a r r . Kent W el.h ktatra II 4Hls| try thi- Whippet la still Irading in l*efurv you buy. ' V isitor—I low many •|ualltv u r e rale- It'* a wonderful tb<- little job. controls have you Ihrvughout Klalr*. on your iwdlo set? United Come in friend* Hoet — Three, my and try - nut '.he Mr. Jlunt . stepped ' self*. son and nvw II ikmI, the lire oi.-- the other day daughter. with the new l»ugh ■ml sold a Graham. tread. Recently a friend I*nigp, put th r . deal •f ours rrevlvvsl over In splendid a b.'eck hand letter ► hu|*e, everything leb reed “if you k. o. Then I h e lY give |l**k» Vi lu-t remark. You M r saeesenger who Srill eall Sunday, will deliver this e a r we will kidnap on May 15th. lie wlfe.“ ... m emnr la rk to \h* friend replied |d w ’'U w ’ 7 d’,i plant sa tin g he promptly “ I d o u l .when he run hail ■ |>p<ulior feel­ have the <1000 hut r'liurrh. 1 ing hImhi! the heart. V su r preposition In- hling. , u Gieham la .h»v" l w» .,v .n line Hi. automolille ( hand er I'sc-d I'sn , some Bring In your tread in etork, bargains! (■n^oth), w orn tires. Our » •» retreading Mr. rtenis of New Kent Motor Co. 8 myrda t e u , In ind bought a new 201 Commercial Whippet I'cmrli yesl'hone IV T i l t : M N I T I T n i l H r UK T i l l ) t u i :\t % t i i i H ii Jin iriii. M i l l I I T «>•' t ' M i N i n t . h % \lf i on tc m in i.K t <i i \ n . n n th e S .f C o aitipatioi L edford’s d l* c k - D r a a |b t D rives O ut Im p u rities. Oeeatur. A la -M rs A. B. Roberta of 1104 f ifth Avenue. UiU city, laya “My mother u ■ greet beUervr Is Black-Draught- She haa used It fas many yvara In her family. Whaa w* were growing up. ah* gave U Is ue « lie never we complained of todigest loci. -Since I have been married end had a luisne of my own. 1 have con­ tinued to use Black-Draught aa i tiouaehold medicine, and have fount II very good for cosieUpaUan eng billouenee*. "Wh-nevvr I wake up In the morn­ ing feeling dull end languid, t know that 1 need something lo rleaner my aystem. Bomellmee 1 fees dUxj and uncertain of myaelf. I begti lo taka a pinch of Black-Draught after each meal for eavvral day* Then I begin lo (oel fin* again. Mj syetem clea n up and I have mors Draught to others; as I h a w fount U to be a great deal of help to me.* Thedford s Black-Draught, In yel­ low 29-cent packs**, U a powder#* Iterb medlclor of hlghaet quality Heins* eubeUtulaa. -■ TT t:M% V lli: M tiC n iA iii: C O M I'A NV A JA llt i.A X li; | M ' , M « «*li4|(i4iitnfil( VH J I»r I II KAMKHtt hihI tolfr. I'Al'I.INK K ANN I’ll. W I UIIITKHKHl isti.i toil*. i i \/» : l \\ 11it ):111:.vi># H II 9•I•111 l’4in , Tf ii«to •, |( % M:iV>|.\N mimI to If,. ,\»*A NliU MAS ISS’IMVIU* l*i. 11ail Itig «s leill 11 11 *1to<•i e* t 'ora tuny, liAltltlMV I* VIM a VAIINIt’ll rm ilM M . ^ tartNiUllou ilolng Lu.lnraa In Ikr • ’ll? »l Hsnfunl. 9*l**t I*l«s, ms Hein* IiimIs* I'mIni A \.<ritl*li t.*iiru|> «u«. viitiNCY-WAi.k»:tt r n . i\»*. m n*r|MirMHein, 'SI .-llll.I, |. r \ | lii:i( j tnil'ANV. M •'s.rporMti n. IIAI.I, IIAItlW Mil: 4*4 iJHlWN V. 4 |.»n, IHU-I'XAN >I|4) 4 Itill'ANY. m r*ii|*utMllMtt. NANK4i|*l» IT.K4*ri(|4* 4N»XTHA«*T. J \ 4 | • t*«tV||*A N \ . m • 4-sii iM.fan ,.| * 111114*11 m tiik kt »:i.KtTii;i! t i l l l ' A M f . a rotiH»ui|i,n, K p IH»I:Sk I(. ansi MANt*i»IIL* |t 4i \ |i A Al4M (r«lA 4tK I ' U A I r A M . B . . . r . I',,«i»ll"ti, l*» (riuUi.la % orii t: o r Mv*t i:ir* n ti.t: .lwllcs 14 lirl r|i$ g l u i i I lia I 4.4* ilvr Mini 1.) %It t as# t,( m Iltos rrs s.f I.«r*.1 -.r Hit- Iin.i Pdlr e ntrust in . tobsikM • i»| Ills «| m u., sill III* Fill I V/ *VlM!1,1 * ,*1** *• *•" I*|hsih, -Ul bih iln> ssf* Aim. A l». tlssuslay 1»;». .n••Inr Ih Ii.ic n tiilr liny s.f ti l. <%.Mt tI.40* S j IsT.Jfe ! Mb'o,r* sossvtfc I.‘lull * 44tbd">* $*4<|S*le|t|. Ji* f*| I . ...» I s.4i.ir, t lorlsin. Mill miftr f .r •nlr Is* tlir IsIhh* • t mi.sI !•*n| t*t Id..,'’VaS 4iM«*bir I tin l*M.si hinir. .f •eilr. ih? fssll.eto Itttf ils'Mi'i ills4 in**a> F|I> wst U-Slr, I) Ing Ml..I brlnn Is, ikm This was the first step in HUPMOBILB*S 1929 program of expansion, giving HUP.MOBILB a doubled production capacity for its famous Century cars. . Now comes the secood step: that of passim along to the public the economies which HUPMOUILU’S extended » production plans make feasible. These price reductions embrace all models in the 1929 HUPM OBILE Century Six and Bight lines and range from 555.00 to 5260.00. Consistently, for more than twenty rears, HUPMOBILB bos won and held its public by fine motor car quality at ootobly low pricey. But today, in this new schedule of prices, HUTMOUILE excels itself in vnluo-giving. - DU H U PP B O IS Y O U N G , M OTOR CAR FrttiJtm t, C O R P O R A T IO N DBTROIT, MleSIgM J ra rn tS K r e 53* i-.j Nninrlv i»*i ,.r iju, , V-i 'V nit Mil*% ,.f P.i,r.tr | d1.U 't I r . * ' rV r " *'rd r I ' *■null* ' -I ib . |-u.,. ft* •'•**•* P u rr h ...r i, _______ _________ **•< lei M .iI r f ** Hulldlng permits U tueJ in Tar^ pon bpring, during February to- '*«»■' X III* k ' ' LET US INSTALL ONE AND NOTE a all o v e r w h e lm in g c h o ic e o f r a d io lo v e r * th la R eason . idea* to help one quickly finish summer sewing- . I VANGUARD ........ 65-70 days —ALSO— * BtRMINUIIM, Ala., Apr. fi.~> MB)— The Clrrtlam J Indian' •ra to a ttrm p t to rvdrem Ihrm* f v t t In th rlr second gamp with 0 Birmingham llaruna here to — IT. Tha ItaronB Hun yrelenlay'e n o t, ft to 6. •. B C A vary early ntrain of the Golden Ban­ tam type Giant Btringleaa Henas V • Bountiful Beans Kentucky Wonder Beans ~~ National ■MB nave shown grvst from this *or, Florida Is prepared to mike ■trmg stand Iq tbs Tech r«l*y«. Mch Higgle* I* utrem aly proud hla 1229 material, and fee'* sure Red Tub* Frrp Five phonograph record. I F. I*. IIINKS H IS Henford Ave. v 0 enfntd, Fla. . MI M rillS , Tenn., Apr. 12 * — (INHI—A belated ninth inning rally In which one run w*« acorod, fell ohort of #v*n ty in g tbo fount. Spencer, a* Rdenfteld, If Miller, r f Hay**, If Ug m aterial among the RaU la lent thla year. to task of aelrcting hla rep restJv e i In tho v a n ity relay* In ■tog more difficult each day e r In tha hletory of Florida k baa there been a elmllar feUon axletlng among tho dash t'M lk* K night, Forest Monger, e* Ooodbrcad, Ed New come, MeEwsn, Johnny Bryson, Bob aw, Compton French-comprit* (and o f oatetending eprinter*. b the middle dlsUnce snd dllin runners, Cspt. Dirk Trogdnn, eh Davis, Gos Click, Jobs laloy and , Owen " uf , , .. Rice, , . all OtM v cam ........... T all and daahllght tiulh. A sto Cigar IJg h lrra, rrgu U r I2A0 for . . . . . . M a » 1-2 Tire* Guar■Bleed on* y rer Ilrd Tulw Free 29 a 4.(0 T id e G uerin- GOLDEN AGE ...,... ... 60 days A t Dickson-Ives team s, and tha sprint medI dlstanc* medley relay* i any collex* and university irlaa, will likewise find the competing. IdHIon ado th e Dee major relay event*. Coach Higgins wind his half-mile and on** paler* Saturday. ft H>e tw o freshm an relay team* WtB t o selected from this group: t . F . Mulraonan, A. P. Hall Ancel I Jtojrvtte, 2. P. Hall, P. A. Zim'mep - m an, F . H . B row nrtte and P. J . v B rennan. * ' . L F lo rid a '. ■mashing *5 to 41 victor* over Clemeen- In the dual tnoat to re la s t Saturday, gave the •Gators a g rv st s ta rt In confer, . f e n c e competition. O f the !< first pteeee, the Floridians ra p 'u re d in . Fallowing th eir appeeranr* I, A tlaata Saturday, the Higgins . troupe returned home to prepare I f f dual meet* rn April 22 w|: h th r un iv ersity of Alabama, and April ^81, w ith Auburn, both alatrd for .A labam a anil. »KE8 SEED Paa-A nrtrW aa Petroleum C or­ poration to a m t office and aoparaarrlea aU tlon building in Jack•onvllle. V > v *» B ritt, ef PHONE 214 �I N M l K mI the state and I E um on from dftlRnt tniTellng In myttericma way* lhdle*te tlidt'tM * U not alto* gather what m ight be called a “Carlton legislature.’,’ We do JOHW not auppoee from thla th at there la any open hostility be.i the Governor and the legialatore; but we do take it TEMPLE to mean th a t there estate a difference of opinion aa to the preeent needa of the atate and aa to the manner In which the ita tea govern government men can beat serve the people of Florida. GRAVES le g is la to r s h a v e None of us kI nows yet i XX In mind. There have been e few bine Introduced end rumors of countless others, but whether any of them can be paaacd It la impossible to say. There ia the sales tax bill, and the kindly earth sh s)| slumluxury tax bill and the bill for taxing Intangibles, and njpny “And- Ui# tor, other tax bills. And there are tho divorce bill and the racc- Lapped In universal law." _ track bill. None of these may peas, but, as they offer ua the President Hoover, It I a an■* only indication we have thua far of the quality of this legis­ will not rontenanee li­ lature, we are moved to hope that if there Is to be any con- legal invasion, of home*, mUui* ar other e u e e ie t bp diet between Governor and. legislature, iho.Governor, will ntxli Mr M Vw i a W in. . Ilia opening address ■ to the legislature has received almost universal praise from the press ami populace of Florida. The ideas expressed In It, with one or two minor EATURDAY, APRIL U. r wceptkma, seem to conform to the Ideas, which th e people m m * ft l F M TODAY have, for retrenchment and for the re-eatabHahmeirt ~ol PRAYER—The mighty Ood,even thla atate upon a sound financial and economic foundation. th e Lord hath spoken and Hie The people evidently endorae the Governor’* policies anil will endorse the legislature's policies only if It carries out W ard ca n n o t'retu rn Him void. “B ut w hat Is a man to do when the Carlton program. In recalling his epecch we can remember no reference a ’sw eet’ reaches for him I ” the Tam pa Tribune Editor w ants to to a divorce bill, which ia devised to attract a certain class know. Well, >t may be a lucky of people to this atate but which ia bound to result in ah rtrik a fo r him—you never can undermining of moral conditions in the state and in the tell—J . R. In St. Petersburg creation of a t least one Reno in Florida. We can however Indapendant— Not unless ha distinctly remember what the Governor said In regard to tb a eld gold. gambling, and remember that he said enough so that we be­ lieve If there la any conflict with the legislature on thin The I gtstature Is seriously concerning Itself with a number subject, the Governor will veto the bill. This Is no time for friction In our government but a o f tax 'bills, all of which eeem to have pronounced and well o r­ time for wholehearted co-operation between all branches ganised opposition. I t Is Impos­ In preparing ami carrying out a program which will bring sible to pass a tax bill which will plain.* all of the people, the greatest benefit to the greatest number of people. We especially ‘hose who a re to to believe th at Governor Carlton haa |n mind tho proper solu­ taxed. One thing la certain, tion for Florida's troubles and we hope that ho will have the hdwever. we eon n :v e r hope to support of all tho legislators, If not all, at least of those bring new people to Plorida and who represent Seminole County. to a#IJ them p r o p e r t y i 'l i m hi 9 2 fl long a s the ta x on real estate - t a ----- - 1 ---------- r n»e T1 VDlb contr I •" V Host wife, d aug •u r r Subjected To The Elements federal agents In tba enforcer-.ent of prohibition. Thla Is one mora n ova in the H oover rampalgn for iwstoring the majM ty of the law. Every .good American, . . wet 5 1'1 wsy fo r law o ff.te n , from p tu L dvfit to rom uM e, to obtain a groator public r-rspact fo r law li ih* w ay of rigid ciam pla. That u Mr H tx m r'i point, notably taken. _____ • Tat!ahaaaa«, longing fo r mora taw* to make, ahould read the re­ cent report of the Women'a Bur­ eau of the United State* Depart­ ment of Laboi< which lnd!ca>x th a t Florida la in need oy legisla­ tion In protection of tha working rondlt.'onc and wage atandard. of -romen In thla atate. Seriously injuied In on airplane accident a t Trenton N. J . last week, WLIIam French askad for a cigarette while being taken to M errer Hospital, sa y . a New York d o rld despatch. Hut w hat was the name of the rigarrettoT On the the same day Dr. John II. M uster, president-elect of tha American College of Physicians, announced th at smoking cigarette* In moder­ ation ia not harm ful to woman. Itut be did—nut name Ui< llfll* (T * i:' What good purpose can newt Jtorlr* ilk* the,* serve as long as they give a w alling world absolute­ ly no rlu* to the pressing problrni uf whether ll ia' better to smokv l.jcky Strike*, Old Golds, Came a ir Chesterfield*. : C E Mht sok'q •>'1. baawvw '*'ate.-.s. + • to a ... . (T T U A pUn o f taxation ra th e r vagtxly hinted «<xJn the gover­ n o rs n esaag e, la being more c m erete lT diaaaaaad by officials throughout the sta te to the guveanor has u fit copies of While It te not o t fleially'so-called this column will rsfe r to it fo r convenldaca aa the C arlton plan. Thn crux of th e plan Is to place -jhe burden of financing the rcm Sp debts, Inclodlng the school d tb ta, on the highways of the (feta through a gas a rd auto­ mobile tax. The nucleus of the plan was proposed last fall bjr Paul Oalnea, assessor of Sara­ sota county, at—a m e f J r g In T an p p . Roy Johnsdn, of Orlando, perfected the details. I t la an adapts-.ioA o f n plan successfully weewng.■s e t "far-A rk ansas.~ Th* *pTiH-T*~ ffalftf V*J ' f t *H i, t. Immediate financial r lie f to ov­ er-bonded counties—and they are all overbonded— rtlle v - coinrtden tally property now groaning under ad valorem road tqx*'< end a t tha same tlnkj to build Im­ proved road* In thos* parts of tha atate where there are no road*. All prop rty In the *t*'s I* to to freed from road tax** and tha road* are to to built and malntolned entirely by those who tta-t them. I t I* pointed out by advocate* of rjia plan that the road and bridge debt la 07 per cent of the entire d .b t of the counties, am our.'ing to <170,701,000. A galrat thl», the state 1 and courSlea have cnnxvructed (but not yet com plet'd) an excellent road qyatem n w in g about <240,000,000. To dc1^, the taxpayer* have contributed apprnxlm at Jy <50,000,000 of this total, leaving H i uupatfl~ tm u z te '~of~ ITB1Ao<v 000. Thla road system haa been made to produce some retrn u e. In 1025, hi brought In' about <10,000,000 In rn s and auto taxea and federal aid. I t le propoaed to Increase ther venue from the road syalem by <0,000.000 a . v*ar, m aking h approxim ately <25.000.000 a year h r fncreaving the license Tee* nn the averact- 115 a ra r, nrul In recompense, elim inating the pertrrw l property tax nn au-*i. Now the report of th* educa­ tional surveyA rerentlv ou1lined In somewhat nver-almpllflrd f«*hlon In thl* column of The NewsJournal, *ho*r d the crying need of the school* to he relieved of some of «*ie bunl»r* of paying Interest and capital on debt* *o thnt Imm illat* rurren-i expenae* might be m et and a reatopahle hlrh *ti;n<t*rd of education m ain­ tained. The board* of public Monday ta tha fifteenth and The price we Day to the Great God of Ceremony some­ Joat oh* month will rem ain be-* fora tha Commissioners wll) meet times ncema too high. It la a little thing, thla ntanding with w ith rtprtaanU U vas of th a bond­ Jncovered head while the "Star Spnngicd Banner" irplayed, ing house* to disease Sanford’s and we. ahould all do It, but nometimen when the wind in hug* lnd«bb.diwss. A t th a t lima C hbnpractora are not tha only w» alnraraly hop* ami bsllev* blowing and a light rain ia falling and perhapa we have a rat* who note with scientific In­ th a t tom .th in g definite can to •light cold anyway, It may prove a dangerous custom. terest the low-backed bath ng accompllibed ih regard to SanWhen Earl Haig died, Marshall Foch, old and not In •(.It* the lidie* nr* wearing this ford’a financial candltlon which too good health, walked hatlcna in a chill drizzle behind the year. Prominent among the num­ will put • atop once and for all ber of other nolrra-w lth-lnteieit to such talk aa repudiation and body of the former English commander. Physician* said I* Avery -Powell of the Florida bankruptcy. N either has ahy the cold which the French general contracted nt that time I imea-union. place In a community o f honaat brought on the pneumonia which ho weakened h ln health o-— # and th rifty people. '.hat he too died a tew weeks ago. Cynic* to the runtrary notwllh.t ---------------o---------Ambassador Herrick, old and not an vigorous an he once •landing, HaiVy Sinclair'* three A boy In Palrqytlo dived Into Jail aentrnre plus the alx wan, participated in the Foch funeral, lie walked, while a month a swimming pool Ih* otKe* day month *rntenc* ha may have t-> an d striking a support of tha light rain fell behind the hearse with hin head uncovered. tervr later auggeat th a t a day I* platform b ru te his neck. This i* Tho cold which ho caught on thin two mile tramp ended will’ .-otning In America whan wealth tha beginning o f tha swimming his death. General Pershing wan one of those who attended and t>ok\_cr ate no longer lieyund season for moat of us and there the Herrick funeral. A chill wind blew, but the Generul, of the law-. The H m la ir sentence I* mndeqimte to h i a 'whole offenarl will probably to other instance* ttrongcr conntitutlon, wan able to maidcr the severe cold Out the *|itHtacle of a millionaire auah -a a th is to m ar th a summer which seized him. oclynd the bar* l» a pgwerfn^XvTmonths. Accident* can navartharite in m ajesty of law. Thun It wan that Earl Haig ntarted u regular proces­ tits* be greatly reduced If p ar­ Setvrtary uf S tats Stimoon's te ents will taka the trouble to caul- sion of sickness and deaths. He would have been seriously Ion thalr children not to try fool- grieved to know that Marshall Foch in order to luirticiputo fUsal to decide the quealon of Mr*. hardy stu n ts and not to venture in his funeral must take cold and die. It is Haid that George ti.innV social tank at dinners In Washington did the dignity of h it too fa r from sh o rt either In lake V of England caught the pneumonia which nearly killed country nn internet on*! service. p r ocean. him while taking hin part in an Armistice day ceremony A, nfttrial hoMesa for her hrnthe.-, ------------- 0----------the Vies-President, it I* hard to standing in the rain licfore Britain's Cenotaph. Texas Gulnan, night club host•re how anyone could object to Gn March the fourth when countless thousands gathered «K-inl rank tor her in \Vu»hlngt>n baa and originator of such eplIn Washington to see Herbert Hoover inaugurated aH pres­ ntxt to Mi*. Hoover—hut the Un' ’ .g ra m s aa “ Hello, suck erl", and ident of tho United States, a light ruin fell. Hoover was out tod State* government ha* to tte r “ Let’* give this little girl hand,” has been acquitted of “op­ in it, but did not catch cold. Benator Curtis, becoming Vice thing* to worry over. erating a nuisance," although ev­ President, was leas fortunate. His cold became quite hud and O f cour>r, if the matter hadn't erybody knows she profited much he was forced to seek the warm sunshine of Florida in ord­ bet-n (rll'rd'MMin Me*. Gann might I t the Illegal sal* of llquorv Tea er to recuperate. have »tmve<l lu drathA ----- o - —■ who still looks young and baautlAthletes who are strong and healthy do not always' Calvin Coolldge it is rumored, I* fu In aplt* of her fqrty odd years, have to perform in the rnin. Frequently at baseball games, to become a candidate for the Un! la one of New York’s chlsf diepenetni of Joy to tired business rain checks are given to the spectators. But statesmen ure Vul State* *rnate from Makaechumen who come from Wall Street not so favored by society. They must do their stuff regard- •ells, following the examp e of an i/ul from * | fa r awav as Main less of the rain. No rain checks are given for official cere­ other Musaaohusett* | tri>kleni John Quincy Adams, who went to Street. They will all rejoice In her monies. The show must go on. Congrr** a fter retiring a> Chief arqulttul In splta of the encour­ Executive, llu t if M r,1 Coolidge agement the jury’* action offer* w rlr* many mn.w m agatino a rti­ to po’.entlal bandits and m urder­ cles hr may find that lie cannot ers. .ic elected to anything. — . . —o If thery Is anything specially The proposed sales tax for Flo good and -bright In ‘.his page thla ivrrnea ron.lderablc alarm la being ex­ upon property ' which they ran ids may not to wise but uvi-rheatrd opponents of the measure Week, it will to owing to Editor hope to occupy for only a p a rt of pressed over tha slats th a t tha Holland Dean of tha Hanford should to advised th sl th* pro­ H tralriyThia slauluh ally of our*n almo*, in itan lao ro u i revival of the yvaf. Ti t- ta il's upon such prop­ posal fall* ronslderab y short of erty should reasonably to not high treason. The sales tax has on mo»t im u »s of good govern­ real estate sales which slatted ment, aome erwka ago, read o S tout a month ago presag?* th,- greatly higher than would to a been tried in other places whlrh fair irn la l for th* property, elec alert nr another boom In Flnr.da. aiv si II on the map. tyneplaintive ptaln-j from “ Of Frankly, we hope th a t llda la there would be no Inducement for Writer, In whlrh we said that When the ronounerment was Sanford Had sent to the president not true. Certainly Florida ha> re- these northern Jo-ople to erect made seversl months a g o th a t the of ‘he U. 8 - a real* of Its world vovvrtd In splendid m anner Iiom their own homes in Flor'daiiearh-ltoge.B mill wus to atop W hrn thl* relief activity, for itenowm-d celsry, to strengthen the las, and lamented S|HK-ulative ttin g lumber, the Infrreqc^ na his nerve, and th a t oor nerve period, and eurely wo have learned which there are seeeral tentative ru turady, was that the firm wa* could stand a little s t r yta'Jten- tiom It th a t what the state nerds p an* which wil| be w h'ppej Into through when th r supply on han I Itself No h im was Intended, but is more actual r'tltrn * of both the sh*|H- during the assembly, I* ar- was rxhsustrd, with the handling Editor Dvan. In the kindness of psrmanvnt and stm l-prrm aneiil nounted, then we may h»k for a of lumber. Nuthlng, bowc-wr, could his heart, ten t ua * big rrat* type There I, absolutely no gain, heavy movement of Florida prop­ be further frum the facts in the well filled with the esculent except of a very short ami slight erty, particular)' city Inti for case. Thev have now, A. I.. Uaacli, bunches oyT he *Tlp Ton Brand" nalute, from purely spcru'Blive the word has gone nut through th-) Inr sen'or member of the film , of the rrisp and baneflcont veer- dealing In tea) estate. ninth th at Florida real estate Is tells the llrrcsr, mote lumber So fa r as th* revival is con­ now cheaper than It has bean for a flacked on their yard than n t any . (able that makes Haiuord famnu». Earh bunch was so clean cerned totally, th* situation seem* dura Jo a n d . there are laterally little during the third of a century True enough, thousands of families In the north that the firm conducted their m 'l' and n lr ly wrapped th a t w* won- most wholesome. ' dared if Mrs. Dean did not p rt- theta has been g reater activity In who are merely w aiting the cul­ lie.*. Ih v y are handling, In a Job­ sre the goodi for shipment with city property during the j_>a*t mination of to l relief plan* to bing wny, tha anlii* output of fair hands. However, month than there haa been lo t th? board a train and choose some­ so.neth'ng like a half-doun (m ail Kv" past two years a* a who'*, but ee where in Florida a lot upon which ml.Is In nearby te rrito ry —Dst e boa bora the label of tha fa r as th* I’raaa ra n learn, thl* to bui'd a w inter home ur a horn- t-unlak Spring* U n ite "Blue (ioose“ shipping associa­ activity I* confined to purchasers • beady built which may be had at tion. T h n e Is a mighty fltr* Not one fever tick was found ue Coos* picking, packing and • ho have decided th a t Ih* Flurida vary low price. county a .' a result ->f Ippiiur association w* know: It situation ha* sufficiently righted t It would appear th a t the first in Columbia itself to make desirable the own­ hand inspection o/*'sll live­ the movement of prooerty will to at it up fruit for aom* eg our Marership of proneity hers.for person­ stock during tto recent tworidiculously luw f'gursw, and vri'l n e-Motv friends, and If It I* working In Seminole, why Seminoleal uses, and th* transfers th at consist chiefly of “distress"' p a r­ Weeks' pr t»d completed last WSek, la iq luck. And wa distributed have Iwen mad* th u s fa r giv* th* ries—lots or homes upon which the f t id Dr. Wilbur McPherson, coun­ community aaeuranca of eevrral the fra g ra n t bunch**, each p r t'ty new and highly dealrab'e families, owner has placed a sacrifice ptl.-a ty Inspector Saturday.—tok« City 1 m ough for a houquii, among tha who will spend all, or part, of because of financial •M ang'"- Caxelle. menta which Induce him to accept rare*, reserving a goodly supply their time to re. any reaaonab'a o ffer which in­ for ourself, and In consequence Thl* movement, without a doubt volves a large portion x f cash, a t should. Hut there I, every Indica­ each and t v ry on* of us has will assume larger proportion* te*n a "LdtU# ' Seminole" on during th* sum mer. I t I. an open nearly nil o f tn t dawte now being tion th a t th* coming summer will ace * steady, consistent wnr t b who I t nil week Ion*. W* are secret, th a t ovary man now ia rlooed are demanding. This type of property will aooa while change la ow nttakla of 'jhankful to E ditor Dean Tt'U kaaaaa aa a legislator has to t*krn up. and then th* other millions of d o l'tra worth o, how* eel a renewal of our af> •one tha re w ith 'm oatsrmiaati-m > dor Hanfurd, which was to in Mia* manner achieve a relief to'dings, upon which th* awtw-r and urban rea| estate. The praparmay Justly expect a fa ir pile* will ty owner who places upag Ma on* of our firs t lav* town* of (rent the tax burden, which, while to In demand. biddings a reasonable price* wIQ J Falan beech la depend- not oppressive In Florida as com­ It is not pomlbte th a t Florida surely find a stroag de­ apt. Ws a r t Indebted to Ed Mar- pared with some states. Is still proparty will aver demand th* fxb- almost to ll of th e American F ruit Qrow- higher than |o whisk w* have bead ulunu* prices which onoa ware mand for it. and mld-summiw or early f i l| will find In the state U a x«a fo r the celery which Wt accustomed and te more the a placed upon avail commonplace . . a ff aanaon crowd se ta t e n n o t Mr. B tajsm la. northern people would wish to pay holdings, nor te It goad U t f U alao* 10M M d I 0M . . > 1 ’1* ^ S ve* a, .„ ■ . 4 Iattractio n of the several coun­ ties. lim ited to ■ 10-mUI levy, to e s a to tal debt of nearly <9,000,000. I t la therefor*, pro­ posed th a t thla debt ha- lamped with Uaa road and bridge drift to b* taken car* of under tha C arium plan, m aking a total of <170,701,000, or 71.12 per cant of the entire debt of t l j j roan'rle*. The advocates of th e plan point out this aatonlahlng posslolllty: th a t half of the <25,000,000 annual “road ravanua" um hr ‘he plan m ight be placed In a fund under supervision of ■ board of a lats official* to to applied to 'J>* retirem ent of all eouaty-wld* read and bridge, all ipeclal road and b r i d n district, and all board* of. public Instruc­ tion . Indeltodneta outsUndlng J l 'J jR y tRb m totAI^PCJgQO. tM - ■ r _i i *I— ~ It ’ I» 'pointed out would retirt tba <170,701,000 wNh Interest, 1 25 yaars. Tha other half of tha “road revenue," tha plan prof would to applied to the stabr road departm ent to to expended for the m alntm arc* of roads, the operation of Or* departmec1.-, and th e construction of new roads w ith special considers 1(on being shown th* counties that drarUcallv require new road*. A special a llc m e n t would to mad* to these counties until 1035. H la claimed th a t tba C arbon plan w ill ( 1 ) relieve th* property In all sections of the i- i t a of road taxes, thereby d. creasing ■be to tal mlllag* levy on the average for all section* a t k.-aat 25 per ren t: (2) rt-e*U bllih th* credit of 'Jie stab* and all rountios( ( 8 ) enable all sections to meet outstanding cMlga'don* with rp m p a ra tiv • • ■ , . y J - « M « them the rm l arrasam ent of defatlb.a and confiscatory tax levies; (4) r r llc v the school system ; and (5) complete ‘he state ayatem of roada to th* brneftt of tha en­ tire f n t * . h- Is a plan e rtainlv worth mors than ordinary consideration, item s to off r more r t l l t f of prracirt difficulties a t less cost to the taxpayer than any other plan thus fa r pres nled. The Nrwa-Journp! opre again asks •be opinion of J ts . readers gsrdine the pregnant problem of taxation. te. In tib* latest Daw* of (Ite'Ftof* Ida Ehghmer A Coo tractor, trad* publication, appears aa lntarm > lag artlclo oa th a city o f Baaford. U la especially latcrm U ng to ilnasvllte people because It was w ritten by a a C alm s, form er city m an ag er of this cKg at p r a a n t etty m anager of tha bustltpg celery center. Activities of Sanford, other than celery, era set out* In graphic style by Mr. Calm s. Manu­ facturing activity, shipping sta­ tistic* and civic Improvement* are told In Interesting atyl*. Is so happens, however, th a t Mr. Cairn* om its to mention the lanford “ m o * which U on* of tha ’ mo**j Inter stin g attraction* of th a t city. Mr. G elrni la d ir­ ector of the soo which Include* bears, wildcats, carnal*, and other animals teen In th e larger ejty »6o*. only ■ and kb able gaining with fee * > / T h e erticl. Contractor a i m * to Sanford la on th«. recent political aha Tha C e W y C H y la Florida ean Jtw iy t o . Calms, who spent m ot^ tha* ijuarter of a caatuir <t **- — pioymsnt of tha ritly • r? 2 r-T I (wiping to p a t j home on th a map. k T K llR Ijik c M a ry P a rk M o o . A p r il l M h . - -' 8:30 P. — —*-■y - s ; -r - Give him the backing of a Bank Account— and the world w ill treat him better! - FIRST* NATIONAL BANK The first cucumbers from this truck section have xone by ex­ press, and shippers have realised t n an average of from 54A0 to 55 a crate. C a i'o t movements ar* ex­ pected to begin next week ahd con­ tinue through th* srernn of elx *1 rg h t w eeks—W inter GarJrr. Journal. Sanford, Fla. P rotect YOUR A Blankets ^ Against Moths and Mildew—Safeguard the Family Health—Don't Put Blankets . Away Soiled. SPECIAL PRICES April 15th to April 27th Single Cotton $ .20 Single Wool .25 Double Cotton .40 Double Wool .. ....... .50 Quilts (Owner's R isk )........................... .............. .40 • *aaaaaee*saeaa*w****e**aae#**w*aa**aaaw*aa*eaa**e **•••**••{••** S•f • • • * • • • • * • • • • • • * • • • * • • * * • • • • * • * • • • * * • • * • s s te e s s •**•*• Comforts (OwpeFe Risk) ..................... •-: Banner Launi The Sof^ Waiter Laundry 819 W. Third S t . »>■ �- • — — -■■ ■• * • • ■ ItliliM M H lIIH U iy H n ik ti^ riM M i . i . v 7 ^ v > ^ * <t< * ty » !w v M i» ieM***»*«=»««<T, , g < » rrr n r h i ' i i in - -i ' Hiriwher—Stein MISS MARGARET PETERS, 8odely Editor Resident* Telephone 443 Mr. «nd Mr*. Robert! T. , T hrasher announce th.i engagement of th e ir daughter Imuiaa to l*aul J. Stein The wedding to take place In til# early Spring. SDAMES DOlKrLASS, MORGAN AND WILSON ENTERTAIN WITH BRIDGE One of the large*! event* of the Mr*. George D. Bishop, Air*. John social season waa the Itrldge party C. Bennett, Airs. A rthur Bransa. given on Thursday afternoon a t the Mr*. W alter R. Campbell, Mr*. II. Woman’* Club by Mr*. F.. A. IA. Caswell. Mr*. S. O. C hs.e, Mr*. Douglas*, Air*.: Ilarry J. Wilson J . W. Coate* o f Ovted.’, Air*. D. D. and Mr*. W alter I,. Morgan for n Caldwell, .Airs. J . F.*Coonrr. Mr*, 0 f number ef their frlenda. The guests hinder C urlett, Air*. L. 11. Connelly The M inion Study Clas, Jif th wer* met at the doer by Air*. E. Airs, bee A. Conoley, Mr*. W alter MONDAY Holy Croa* Church'” S erv i« Mr*. J. Al. Jackaect and aon D. Moh'.ry, who presented them to Ib Cooper, Mrm -E. Compton Mr*. I CtrcU Number Three of the le a g u e met In the pariah hourv \Ve»ley, expect t i leave Sunda; SALVATION ARMY HBRYICK the heatesre* and Alra. 11. C. R. R. Den'. • Air*. S. II. Dighlon, iptU t Church will meet to aprnd n week In Daytona Ilowerv. who *hnwe,| them to Ihelr Ml»* Kalheriee Dighlon, Mr*. TV. t . 11. D. Smith. TOO Mc .Iod aat Monday afternoon to rc r.c n M.acn with Mr*. C. lb Randolph. Capt. Albert Pctera of Daytona place*. Mia* Virginia AtcDanlclp R. Dyson. Mr*. Sanford Doudney. the study of the New Africa liv enuc, a l 3:30 o'clock. Beach will deliver the message at distribute t the ta llln . Mr*. T. I . Dimtn*. Mr*. P. J. Kell Number Nino of the Donald Fraser, atul other arorltr Mr. and Mra. lb C. D u lle r, tin .ho servlet* which will lie held ■t Church will meet which the Ur ague haa been Mu ty­ D uring-the enurae ef the n ftrr- ner of Osceola. Mr*. W. T. I'lebl W. U K'jaudcnmlro, ing d uringttio l.cnlrn season. M u. Rev. K. D. Brownlee and Hampdcr n the Solvation*A rm y H a l on not n several progretalnn* of bridge Mr*. Ray Kov, Mr*. A. C. F. rt. A rtn u e n t 3:30 o'clock. Dulloae midonol to Jncksuniil i Sunday.’ evening a t 7:15 o'clock, vrrra enj yed-nt the eoiie'u.lnn nf Mr*. W. D. Gardner, Mr*. 1 Naml.tv Ona of the Fir*l A. II. Slune, prcjiueul of too Mo- Thursday A h e ro they spent the tpc.'fltl music will lie fum iahnl hy which *c"re* were e- l l w e l hy Hagan, Mr*. Coulhen Ilulrhlson, Church wilt meet a t u m a m tiulld ltd the opening aert- day. Spencer l’elif'*, son of t'ap t. Mr*. S. 0. rh n o nnd Mr*, tl. F. Mr*. 0 . tl, D art, Mr*. George clock with Mr*. F V . K inr. 11W ice which tonaiatvd uf tuu uuaa un­ ih te n , w It.i will play a baritone Whittier. Mr*. II. D. Caswell, wh-> Harden. Mr*. W. C. Mill Mrs. ary hymn Service of Im ereetaion Xrk Avenue. • Wayne While, who h at been torn. Sunday arbool will b i held held high wore, vi-a* given a ro.e. ttgVry Itreren, Mr* O, P. Herndon ■Circle Number Six of the F irst le i A ir it a wua u.-cd. All3- \V. b . t \ a.aon, educational upending the w inter here on a* usual a t 2:45 o’clock in tho vTle pottery jardiniere, while Mr* i Mr*. J . II. Illnlem tU ier, Mr*. II. Church will meet with ,. IL -.Uilhani. Clo W eil aceittu iy Vf the S o m alia build, Lu? Inept, left Jvaturdi\y fur Pal- ilnll, at which tim e a red and R. E. Tolar received n rrfro*hment |J . Ilelly. Mr*. Monroe Hutton, in.'ll look tliaifcC ot U.o imclUig ^lclto to live. •et fe r having second high score. Mr*. Julian Carpenter of Jackson 'due cutftVit will W condufled. 'WY*ley' Bfiil* C la n Federa ,uid toad u |M|wr on Urn sfTimSpeerer held.l «r t n r f r ! vil'e, ^ tr* . E m est Krtttrp, Alrj j | biuerta mui ‘ lia r Ku»|H,n*ibi;iiwill have « reception a t the » if** presented Vith n h a n d 'll. I.nney. M r*.-Jt-O .-IJ'1" " ities to the A iinuii race," utter f-nni F 'c ltth e r, who le ft ■t 1-akti Hotel a t 8:30 o’clock wulch Alia. Alt* Vnugujii g k \u a decorate,| Isn p irr tray , while Mr*. J. B. buwren, Mr*. TV. T. lutlrd, va.ek [nr New Yolk I tty lu *|« n.t Ircle Number Two of t h a H r n MUk oo tile "I • riic.cc . 11,1 ■laa.u.l pome tuny on buklneia, underwent The member* or the Ne l’au *o- J. C. Smith was the m ip le n l of a Mr*. John tg’onardy. Mr*. Paul It tU t Church will meet at 8:30 itiea ot the African Unco.'* Aim. tn 0 |H':aliim lo r ujrpenillCit.e, un ,iiil fraternity n local nrg.tnira- Ii' ub pl.i<i Jnr, pnlnlr t wiih ro e*.' Kurhe*. Mr*, Joe ChlltcniH*n, Mr. lock with Mr*. A. M. Phillip*. Jl al. .Viml.ii re|urtkU oil m 3 luepd.y muining nnd la raphe.' um. sponsoittl a script dance on for having the luc’ y I t ’lv. Enel-- E. F. I.ntie. Mr*. Ii. B. Lewi*.Mr* Oak Avenut. 0 uJiU l-lilit' , |, l l it nettled to »eivv rtcoveiihg. » Pritlay even ng at th e titty Hall prlre wr*, wrapped vtllli yellote' S. Al. IJeyd Air*. II. *1. I^nick*,' 3lrcle Number Eight d the - n i r s i in ui.' miaMtni ticld. I II,lit lhltlt Vo 1 lit) o'clock. Alllpii pnper nt'd tied wlllt l*ms of pink Air*. I..-P. McCuller. Mry. J.^ll I n t Daptlat Church will nice I Mi.i. Ifiyw a.ti Vtalktr gave n , Ml** Sally Klein of New York w.:» fuini*he,| by the Nuctiimliu an,| gnfen-t'i'le. McDonald. Mr*. Emmett McCnll [th Mra. O. II. SWnstroro, 251G talk on the .religion o t tl,, Air,iitor* orchestra which I* composed Mm. Ihmg'nr* w re n fitted Air*. A. C. Alrllevnold*. Mr*. J. W. tan a, staling that lli'cy utive -I City, who has been aliening mime of n group of high school Imij*. Avrnue, nt 3 o'clock. gown e f black gcorge'te heavily McGtaiuerv " f All.mil, Air- John Over Uhl people were piesenj • executive board of the Prcs- -a y a been a very ,tt,giuna peop.t. time here with .Mr. and Mr*. S lu n g uii'V m Benjamin, 118 Kirn Avenue, left ine.udiug a large numl>er of out- rm hroldrreii• with co ll nnd silver Alci*rh, Mr*. Jrh n Alcbth Jr., prian Auxi laty will meet at th e week whivn of-town gue*U. The following t’cad* and made with n flare -kill Air* Edmund A!rl*eh. M r'. J. I’ ('clock, prayer band at 3:30 ■oapitula m itn iiii vtui rv|a,rtti> Friday for her home. •indent* t.i*m the \'»lver*i:y of Her eor»ago wn* of purple flower* Mltohell Mr*. Delon A1"r*o. ('clock and bualneai meeting ut oy All a, Sbohuau l.luyd nltti, Mr. nm| Mr*. I.conanl la-ife*tr KIo n ia ' were present: Frederick and other acreaaorlr* were In And Atm, Elton Muueh'on. M n. o'clock. All meeting* will be heel tin t tl ine |iiugi,iitt ruiii-hu.nl hi », talk* l<) At.a. n, u . i.i.a.e and .tita of Bartow and l'e lr llallH'ock of i ; r l . Andrew Carraw ay, Gene blark. t*. E. M ul*. Air*. Claudo Ogilvle church. C. tv Inlner on what trie iimnl I ’iant c ity ore the weekend guett* Adurn*. John linvltl und George .N um ber Seven of the Aim W illin'* iin*'* v -t* a grey of Fort Myers, Air*. T. I tl’Ctmnor Iptlat Church, Ip * - 1. K. ■UipJltaol ,i,-o i.a,. toit! la n t . . . . of Mr. mid Mr*. John Ix-onartly, Huddleston. flgttred . I, if foil made n'ong Mr*. II b. IV'ikin*. Mr*. II. C. chairman, wi I m eet nt a..u Vvliu. tuu tuai.-n tail no initial Itoae Court. straight line* with a i irrii'ar rkirt Phillip*. Mr*. Roland Rond, Mm. • with Mra. I . F.. Heard, thtni. T l) G l\H IIENKFIT HIIIIMiK and fitted girdle n rd v v itn wi'li II. W lim I or, Mr . Jun,. It. umlllat i’eat Second S t i n t . Mem- ritKiut -II member* of tho l i t Brh-gp A rrington I* cvpa-il i' grey - h.-'* and h»*e. \ large coy*- Mm. J. C. Smith Mm. G. F.Sm ith urged to bring their m il- i,mu a Guild no t liie S t. A unt :■ , liav r Monduy hy boat ftir New The Welfare Dep.vrtm nt <f the - m t Ate- l '- . . i m ', . g^ti.ilt« At— I I wl.d vvtie pi argent in jay iil ■ca- o f ,,'llt 113 i t ----Colt atudy hooka. wk— Mwh— wtRAtn 111 h r prt T*-+ Khar p, Mr*. \V. M. Scott, Mr*. O n t m—On eting win'll ,i Y m l. t ircla— N'nmbaa— Faye— • ( —th e liito lil bridge |Nirty on Wulne*j p'aci-d on the left hunkier. elrvahm ent. n u n e- log. >.a .t 11 . a,', 4 put itlon f ir the -nmiuer. • t Daptlat Church will niert ut .V ■ afternoon In the club' n w m I Mrs. M. rg in received the gue-t* Morris Spencer. Mm. John Sure I, t.uiuiw, Af ..40 0 o'clock with Mra. Cltffnid tea, oraog, p, | at 2 : i.T riV|oek fo r 'die gcholanltlp | In a periml die** *rf bine Inffetn Aim. Grover S|«>r"rlng, Mk*. Jtidpn ilker, CIS W eal Thi. t.tn ih apierp ttut tu k it well* a , . vrn '.*i . M r.an d M rj. I 4ike Thompaou an J ndowhutit fund. Mi*. J. C. and lu'le with U.tuiue'* . f pink I Stevens, Slu.'W . E. Stone, Mm. A. •ua U li.it o u t contend w in *• »un*. C h arlri and biikr, toft Friday t o n .on h* i been appointed gen- . f,uw.'r* ida.-ud nt !).*• w»i*t Ttoe C). Sawyer. Air*. C. \V. b’tnkin. et. “••.u howl ot A in . 411 d>|«itt un i - m vrrlng f>’r iminta In Northern em l tlm lnnan of the p n lt, n.ul TUESDAY ■nd shmd ler. The haiotue waist Air*. Frank Tntlwtt, Aim. W .. J. he Junior II ah I* T. A. ail. lilun.hat'j ufnrh uru ii.it ii» AIt* | AUhnoin where aere they r t f f i t t will l‘v II -iated by Mr*. Sandy wn* made of h'ne tnffrllt. whi’uiHe Thigpen, Mr* . Morton Thigpen . . th . eir . . future . et at 3:30 o'clock in lire school tu. IUiV.1* Uf tin t,' PUIIIO IIOHI I in.'Ao home. AH Andersen who ha* charge of th r fall skill un* made of nlicrnate Mm. It. E. Tolar, Mr*. Calvin Will pilot'd tit I irioba I'Utt' ' ilto riu m .. Itefrvshfflrnta row* of taffeta *ml tu t’e. M argaret T.iomps-n vvl'l rtn ta'o n',* of ' • 'tk ets. Teague Mr*. J. M. Wullnrc, Mm. ha “A iivrm tur.» of Grandpa" uoout tin- iih iiu * hero n* the guest of Ml*. R. E. will lv n rv .1 nnd I'llses awardTlirouyh.iil the afternoon punch A, It. Wnllnte, Mr*. Frank Woodho- nresontctl hy the -JunGriffin until Ike ehi-e of th e aelin.-l til. was served tit Ike ten table by ruff, Mr*. AVhllner, Air*. II, F. highJ ' achool pupil* ot 8 B i s h o |A term . Mm. Flunk 1„ Woodruff, Air*. AVhitner,Jr„ Air*., Itiliry AViglil, lock iAMhs achool ntidguriiim. Wednesday Allan .bore* mid AH** M ii tin Fov. Mr*. \V. E. White, Mr*. M. S, Mr. nf-ul Sir*. 0 . E. MeKny. he W elfare Department of 1 * • Tho tabV via* overlaid with n lu e Wlggltue, Mm. Frail T.'.W illiam s, M"*. D. S. BaM lit rC 'im ed I ril’4 Club wl'j jrlvi* n hnni-lll ?li*» Mattie Nil* n of Al ant*. cloth and decornlbd with silver Aim Roy William*,.Aim. Florence e\ ‘nint* from Galneavil’e Jg»_party s, the W om in'r t Tub who i* ti e hou " gio nt of Aim. •’ay vase* of pink radinnee rose* mo) IV I..ri, Alt*, tiran ' Wilron. Mr*, With The Hrporter o’clock for the aCholaraniji Hurry jliek; on o f Or'nntlo, nit* Mr*. St 11a p, jSrtliigton m v where they spent *ov* rnl.vlav*. fern. Tke stage wjr* ad rnol with l ied WaUniiv of Haines t'ily . Air* nent fund. •h. tl Ted W ith.a bridge im.l lunch- Mr. Mr Kite lit tended the tn -'h vase* and baakyls^of snap tlrngun* It, ti. Binilh of llvieato. Air*. Paul ••Saadi Anderson. '.h»n whom o n ynriy given Friday n f.e rn :> ii ntrttlal i i,m r of Florida nnd fern entwined about several lllyi'em Alt-. Iliiim itt 11uitt. Mr-. tfiilre I* nunc lilg r r-hearted, I.l-i,• lintby Aim. George A. Det'otlca and 1 i:-h --hool polo loal* —I'tii* M*-* trelll se* were w h llestn r Jnsntiue j V1” lu' onui ly, Al Aim. G, I), Iti tu p at the home of Arrington nnd Mm. Babbitt were nnd w h o . numbers hi* friend* and garden flower-. Flmilnr lient- 1 t . II. Muto *'f Dtlaii-I . Aii hv Ih*' sco re* '. . . Fm nk Tal* al. ii the third annual the former.' Fb’d Purl. V enue 1 1'1 tsilt. wlinse holiby i* .1he I,inn* ration* were arranged in fiord id Vt .l Mi .1 . (i. Ih llf Mr*, ArrMi* All*. Xetsiji tn e Ired it* u lueiinuli, eon f r re MIV uf elem entary *nricr- Club >,] it* iu t ivitit-- , . . H* tho flroidaco while nt the e n lintire John Alden Jiro u n and ef the i*-tfu*i n. u box of llnuld- vi-orI*. ILittt. Mi-*, J, K. llrmiM’, Alrfi. C, llultose i m tying from tho tl, thr: e'ld, wu'o a targe bowl of F. II. Mitchell • hnperutieil p in t's fun- ixiwjor, while Aim, J. I:. II llrrir. Mr-*. Clytlo llyr.l, M n f . Phillip* o rd .laugh- roiirtlu.it-e n ite r having re- n*ler* In -shade* of pink ami Invcn- P- II. Ihtlr, Mri. IMrh Itniwn, Mn«. Sumhino Girls and .the Pro* !-• H urt, wh » hejd high .* am. w.t* (l r relvcd the necessary legal pap­ ! der. Tl *' lll'llie' were cut out de* Trney, will I ay- AI f ive Do) a SuotLty school presented wi h u I'ox of K.Uaheth ill"- f - r Augusta. Ga . wl»r>-thrv ers d s'ynating him* r eeiver i *lgn« ef thi,trhed cottage* In pink, 8 , <V PliaA* Jr.. Mrs. W. U, Par tor, Mf>. \V. S. Polo mu n. S if t Cliuidr for the Melotmler Arcade huild- green and yellow. * . •a o f the F irst Mclhodi*t Arrlert powder. Aim. Italph Wight will be guert* o f tho .( rm 'r'wn» t! " rn cut price, n pair of ri.-lrr. '»i*. T \ . .11 • • *• .1 While ipy . . . le slle l|r)a n t. whoso Af the conclusion of |lw game*, llorn*I- n, Mr*. . J. II. Pol* lutiuh, th eir monthly mwinl chiffon hr •*', lowering fram e w,. never r nlMr« A. I*. PonruTly, Mm , Po»tij*cj away All's Pliillip* will ttiko purl nlirr/l until \\r raw |,riu in runt- nit Ire gour-e, further emptufilxlny A. Ik-PtiUi*^, Mis. F, M, D inin«*n; which waa hi Id on FrlA pastel * rob r a* hem-* m' a* in r, wi-Ming in Summerville, S the eolor pole of the party , wa< pnri-on with an aventge-sised nUig a t Co r - no Jo lie uch. i aril I'd out In the <|r t or ut kni which C. Mrs* It. L Doan. M n D I*. Drum rntsu . . . lainnle MrMallen, served*l,y tke hnsti’*!!'I, a*-ivied nioiitl. Mm . A. W. Filtu -Ir., M n uber* met at the church •■ li*i*to I | i i ( . a r * o f gladioli, l y Mr*, it. R. Drn*. Mr*. It. C. titlin g .on a I, m h with face Mm . P. J, Pou/,tl, r. rly hour and motored I" lnrkt.|iur ami e> in f'oo-rr, while enppid )»_ hi- hand* . . . .lurk. Bower, Mm. J . G. S h u r.n ,' Mi** •I. P. It nhet'ii game* and hath- the lont he. l| taldr* WO'*' o v ellji I Mint*, hirli sehool youth. With Wlimlfretl h'lnmg nnd All** Virgin­ *Mi*. I’J. M. P'lllowny, Mm . P. F. Henry, M m . IMwur,! Illyjfim*. M r were enjoyed until late in the with linen tio 'l • on I eri tried penril lalaneo.l p erfeitly over ia McDanlrl*. •Mr* . \ . K. Fhoemaker of Bear- an ear . . with silver basket* o f tarnstiou* P«* r»’** IlnririRa Mr-t. It- P. Ilolli-r. A. Mimbewr con­ nlng. Those imMod were: Mm. E. 1,1. picnic suppor was then en- nn,| a*ter* In psrtel >ha!e«. The d.id Avenue lia* r He a- ik 'egnlo* versing with n couple of A-rhcrilft, Air-. It- C. Ib wer. Mr* M n II. / . IL'u lioMir, Mrs. It. A. ed by tho Ifotlowing: Mi«-ev lla ie in r J s further emphoilxcil the t t the Voh vent ion nt ( I t a i u alj1r friends. l.’uyd Boyle, Mr*. S. S. Bnumel. I (n war it, Mr*. \V. T. I.nm:l4*y, Mm . front tho ntieatr nuty roeltdy of A, W. U v , Mr*. W. A. la fll.r, Lenura Brown, Juanita color mite. Mr«. P . K. M cKay,. Mru. P. I. The ei unte Iliar hr Oil wn* ervvd the Alillmdlft Church. Mullrn, M argaret Giien, N tlio' Mr. and Mr*. John Pei< hi nnd *T* MunduVa IiiJt-r, Mi It. A• N4‘\xman. TI«a limn*, Area Mitt hell, llorn! by lu Ike foil win,; w lii w ile Invited N, mn: Mr-. two chlkfteii and .Mr. and Mtg. I " ' tiny, uml \V« lru*nt|j»y, ntn* W, W. l olti-r, uml Mi*i A null* yne*, Kathleen l^ n g , Olivia t« (*■ with Mi( * tl 1 *I*"ti Ly Ihci |«'Utl ir»ir fiuruliy Haw Lin*. I'HESIIV TFRIA'N C III'B C li tdy, Georgiann Zeltcrllnd, t nr-' H arry Dickson, Mj - N iton Butt Paul Petdl,l uml th rio eliildrertMr*. Fiimurl I’ulc^l n. Mr<. A Ken lrr« nt |hi* I'rmlpytrriun <‘ -Mil wufki* ^ of Iti* M‘’llu«Jitl Guthrie, l> avothy- Smith and end Mr*. Jume« little* nf Orlando ore leaving In th 'ir c a r * tld* week l.j C hutrh, Snulli Kn| m«IhI K, I'im rr», Mr*. A. II, Key, Miles and Ben fo g h o rn , Hlin Mrs. George Knight, Air*. \V. T. for St* Louis. Mo., tu ( i-peml the C’hiirrh Suiulny will In*; ot 'n tio n is cull**| i * » i li* « iuli!i”* < Evry Iti'i*. Mr*. P. H.* poutulllal !•;-15 A. M. Futulny Svlioot. nahnw, Huskell Mrtchi ll, Jam t* fjtngjey Air-. It., p , Wight. Mm.' • uinm rr -iiinnthe with relative*. v* of lh , .1 , W. Fhiichf.»r*l, from M n A. J. Itiilian! un,* Mr<. hoy A. I!.it tlu Ml fV-, ru n . Mr J i Mi'tfry S in le N leaving tid* II A. M. M»'rniti|* Wnmhlp. Is, Gene T urner, Fruttk Itu.N livillt1* T erm , j'l'ht'tnl Htir**Hurt, Aim. I.-lwat.1 llirg in -. Al, w n !, in h's ear b r Shamrock, 7 I*, If# (Thrifttun Kndeavurt t i of llit’ Humbiy iSthuol Dour J Fyim i. Mr*. PrttAii Htrrf f i* iM t» and George and E d n a"! I* F. Boyle, and Mr, . W. M. P, ,1. IT ut I «t , «Mrs* li, I*. Thru In r T e\n -, to rpend some time with H I', M. KvThinj: \Vnr4liJ||ii hell. i slater o.aI family. Tbp wi I inert tit thu Cong,emit uni t'h u iih Mr, atol M r. A 'nn llrtiwn spent | *l"M* iif r»i’li ivrmhl]) r r n i r e tu j 1 orner Park Avenue mid Third a day v.Bli Mr. und rM*. J , t*. j rifi'itd iu’w mi'n»l*rru. S' >"'t Rev. John Bernard Itoul, Mint*Elltw orlh lull wiek enruula hy Is r HOLY CROSS ( III IB II motor (font Miami where' they. i liurrit S' hool 0:45 ,-jnnt scvrtal moitih* lu tlieir Tha Rev. Mortimer (i'oycy.Rcctor. member* of the Every Week M iming Wurrhip 11:IMI 1 Ii,' menii*'ri of tho l.allnphun h-sue nt (d ill t-^ llli iglit , CleveSecond Sunday a fte r E aster. w rre rn trrta ln rd with n < hristian Endeavor 7:UU Holy Comhiuiiion 7:30 A, M. I party l.y Mrs. J . 0 . Bhanon lin k w ,t, honuri-l with a bridg,- Inml. Ohio Fteiiing Set vice a.no Church Si hi*,l, U:3U A. M. I'-ttty given u , -F riday aflcrnwon h iday aftrioooii otMo r butto . Kanford lleye* eeturned last p-- Ibro one f ud» <|Ultl trvrrrnceky Mm. t'larko l.i nardy at her Morning P rayer and iVrmon 4 D.I a spirit of welrooie. Week (rum the flooded districts f Weal Tenth Street, with Mr* Drummond i.f Chicago who dionte on Palm etto Avenue. -||i|:lt ef Alabama where be bad been 11:00 A. M. a l l - s o u t .’s c m lit ii Young ('eii|ile* Scrvlro leag u e rlsitlrg Mr*. II, pv Hrumm ii I - lir e wn* held by Air*. M. Alin, with n <nrioml of or*ago* ami 1 'i s| Muss, H A. M. 0:30 P. M. Al rtf Julian Car) *-nter of Jnrk- orik i,t tho mmduslun o r the vegetable*. Kvriilng P ray er uud tw-rmun | t'alerhlsm , 8:45 A. M. tha hnuae guest of Mr*. games, nnd she was p re-tn lid Mr. and Mm. II. C. I.ong, Mm. keen ml Ms*-, 10:00 A. M. B. IlutK n. u* gursl* uf with an rftdirnidrrrd lim n towel, |l. I, l*4i | uml Mm T M. Dunlap, 7:30 Ik M. Hector'* Bible C!a»», Wednesday Tke r o u t s where the tables M -. Helen 'Vincent und lAlir* i h is t n i l io n o r c u b i s t Bring the nflern-wn Several w r . placed were ndnrtted with Kathleen l*»ng visited Mountain Ayr. 17, 8; P. M. IKCIENTIST linn* of i bridge were chjay- garden flow, r» while the t„l|ir* l.rko to hear th r t urillon ladls • hristian Seleltre service* are . FIRST B A ITIST t III IB II conclusion of which, high were d elIgned »* hutlerflie*. ret ra lly Sunday .chuoi l*::w A. M. belli every Sunday morning ut the among the guests was hosti'M, s,r*l»te,l hy Mm. Grorgo Mr. and Mm. W. T. Field wer# Morning womli p unit sermon II U- man's Club. 315 S. Oak A Ve­ An b e rmime w«, served l.y the | n l'OTt lj»udenla1c llnincsteiul an,| to Aim. T. 1. Duma*, ami A. M. nn u a t II ii'ilw l. Subject for to­ M rlbuy, to the following! Mr*, j Uoitaml* recently visiting reda­ lub prlie, w at pre-enled t Anthem 'le a d On O King E ter­ re "M w “Sin, Disease * an,] (tenth ay F. Kynie*. Mm. Carjten'.er c t Iff" rd Walk i t , Mm. Chid* Mat- j t h e , and friend*.' nal. George Urickford and daughter r*. Drummond Itoth received Ih, ws. Mm. J. E. Courier. Mm. Sermon subject,. The L ast Lou', R. a'.’ ’ Mcdncaday evening srrVco* I*. M. King, Mm. F. W. Tiilleitl Ml** Ituhy Brickford am leaving at Jesus and What lie I* Doing from the hortess, which Inc Jude Uniimonir* of room* where the table* wer " and Mr*. M. Minarik. tld . week for their home in Wil­ Now. Clinatlan Si'ienir heating* are alYoung People'* Union* 0:30 wer* adorned with guanliloughby, Old", will visit relative* • ii hel l In th e Woman'* Club ot Evening servwe H o'clock. FILM TO HE SHOWN f Spring flower*. Including at Bellevlrw for a week enrnute. Baptismal service 7 o'elcck. ( loll carnation* larkspur nnl To two month old Infant daugh­ Young Propla'a Choir w!l| sing, Tid* rh u n h maintain* a free The member* of the fisrifi'M te r of Mr. and Mra. Knott wo* dragon*, white the ta ’lic* “ When They Ring the Golden Keening Ro. m 517 First S alim a! designed as girla In lavender £!orVn Club ore urged In attend bu.f'ed SumhJ/ mooning. I Mra. Belli." Bark Building, where the Dib'o the five minute film. " W h a t, I- Knott will I'e remembered as gown*. Anthem, O Lamb of God. rm hm entt were served by the Ha|>|>ening to the T.and>rape* of Miss Jessie Warren. Subject of rv ra ln g sermoh, and all a lllu r ile d Christian Rciassisted hy Mra. W. J A f te ^ r ," which arl’l ho prrsenlcd The body of C hrist Bucural we* Chiral* Counsel to P arp'exeJ Men enca li'e n tu rc ot ty be read, bor­ rowed i r puretiuMd. Open drily n le d Aim. D. p. Ih u in n u n i at the Milano T lirlrra on Saturday brought here for burial Sunday and Women. Th* FI rat B aptist Church rord- c r e p t Hindu) and h >Iday* from fallowing: Mrs. C arpsater, and Sunday In addition to the regu­ front n ear T ito :| ilia whera the iaily Invite* those who hava no 3 t" 5 P. M. Drummond, honor guests, lar feature*. Thi* film gran h lrtlly family had lived f t r tom e church home in the city, ' All a r t welc-cmr to attend th t W. J . Thigpen, M m ..E. L. tr f re 'e n t, the VtoedicM eomm errli- months. F ath er Claiby conducted 1 tru c e s and tu make usa of the !ita t Ion of th* American I-andell. Mrs. G. K. Rmllh. Mr*. the funeral a t the rem otery, Mra, THE FIRST METHODIST routing room. McDonald, Mr*. D. JV D ru m - .rap e fur advertUIng purpose* and Bucural and three daughter*. CHL'RCII .^ Irk . Rgy S p u n , Mm. T. U I* a part of an edur.tiunaj ramp-, Mr). Annie Bukur. Mra.ti Mary W. I’. Buhi-man. P arlo r Mr*, tl. U. Papworth.M r*. sign which la bring waged jiv Mullen and Helen, five aunt, Bil­ Sunday school. »:30 a. m , R W. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Ninth and I'sliiietlo Ave. Oiasa, M n . R. J . Holly and hundnd* of state, national and ly. Andy Gecrg*. C hrist and Nick B a rs, aupcrintsndant. IbUw liehori. t*a«r-----------—-----local o rganic*tier, to secure the V .nroe B. Hutton. , . Worship am) CTrni.iuni n. 11.00. eeetrtrlien o f-m rtdnor-edT frtlilng and fath er. Mr. and Mr*. Rucural tor. Epwurth • I s '.r u o dsvotlonal Sermon, “ Hindrance* tu a Re­ t . contmetTlal district*. POSTPONEMENT * came tu the U nited S tates frvm meeting*, 7 p. m ligious U f*.” Roumania about 22 year* ago and Evening preaching service. A Christian Endeavor 7;00. Mm- C. P. Dwnirwntid and >cll)<d in West Virginia. Th-jr monthly m rttin g of th* o rlo rk l seravon hy tha pastor. K irnin" Servlie, «;«). Daughter* Claa* of the rrand'Isi'T hter All** Sylvia Hart- c* » e here 20 weam raro where Monday. 7:30 m m , first seej'lrm ia , "T hr BouU Anchor." fonday School, which te r pf t'hicaga are spending ttv Mr. Bucural farm ed In hi* pativa ■ion of the “ W tsUv Bible Clast week, her# aa tha tu r it s Y:u n trd tb* chuith and tha F e d e n tio n ,' at th a Church a t 8:36 *dwlf4 to b» held oa Mon* >,ral of 'A# fnrm*Fa aon nnd dtugb- country Folana—M anilla' in JtouI r e ln , h „ been p ^ t “ n^l t*T-lndaw Mr- and T im , lk I*- matiia he * • • « . h ‘pherd. Mr. K " 1: reception at th e Forrest rhiiPh n red i y;u. W# InvP.a you Lake hotel. i w rshl;. w!*h ur. A welcome month. • Pruntmand. 1‘sola. B ccgftl wa» in hi* «Rb > w . All aiv Invited to attend ttm «w*it* yiu, TOephone 148. * iidl Calendar Mission Study Class Church Has Meet Personals MrH. And .Mrs. DeCottcs EiUertuin '-’ * Mr*. J. N. Tolar, Air*. A. Vaughan, M n . Altan Jones, Mr*. F. S. Vemay, Mr*. J. D. Woodruff, Air*. Hal W ight, Mm. Fred R. Wilson. M n . W. E. Watson, A in. W. W, W right, Mr*. J. B. Jones, Mm. O, G. W olcott, Aim. F ra .1 Wight, Mm. HaiiR Coleman. Mr* K. I-. M rrkrll Air*.,Mar)’ 'jlrong, Tim. Ski lllvr, Mr*. C. R .'K Irlley. Mr*. Claude Huwani, Air*. George W. Kr.ight nrd Aim. John Watama. Also the Alls*e* C arrie 1/ive Jones, the house guest oT her sister. Mm. E. ll._A«hrraft. Alarttm Fox, Ollle Jol.psrn, E:l inn Owen. I live Turner, AlnliCl Bonier, Alice Caldwell, Virginia Palmer, Midi Will trier, Wlnnlfred Strang, Knthrine Wilson nnd Virginia McDaniel. >■( Mizpah Club IsGIven Boat Party Oh Friday! * , Air. and Airs. F. E. Roumlllax entetXalnrd the membera of tha Mixpah Club w ith a boat p a r t j on ' Friilay evening honoring M r. and Mra. Paul l’exold and Mr. and Mm. John Pexolcl, who ex­ pect to leave Sunday fri; St. Lout*. Alo. where they will spend tha auituncr. The honor g u ra ts w rra pr. s a ttid w ith tioxe* of stationet)' a* a memento of the orcaiion. During the evening, sings, games nnd music were enjoyed and a t a lata hour refreshm ent* itc te s e n n l. Thiwe prasent wore: Air. and Mr*. Paul Pcrntd, Mr. and Mrs. John Praold, Aliv nod Mm. Henry Hie liter. Air. uml Aim. G. F. Proctor, Mr. nnd Air*. Frank Aleiseh. Air. nnd Atm. Elm er Grad.djrk, _Mr. and M rx-^ifbrgo Daun, Tb» operalln, “The Alnrttiirg by, *»•**•*• Mm. .ill*, llam uaiiiiiyi Glory." nn* pr\'*ente.| li«t nignt Atm. A. E . , JLUU-tii, /Z.wvnvtwrtv A tt*w ,u:..r.-FW .^-v ulia T.uilwlg, Mr*. vv*. Mm. Julia t hlldran of the Fas' Side P r lit- Frank Peters, Alls* Madeline Mal> tv School |i V*ritled the enter ltl*i Alls* Lucy Pctera, Hugh tninnienta. ‘ * Tiiil* mid Air. and Alt*. KmtmlUab In the opening acme, two did.n n lu 'r their way while hnrttmy f owem In the wood*. They full ifleop under a Alum ng Glu.iv dm- Sptingtinto awakes th e n , -ending fur nil of he. Sprue; t'owem She Invite* the chlldie-l to come again next Spring to her flower, lam er, pranisiiig to Me**, 221 K .. F IR S T S T . tin' Vila- iiml plan' ii , beautiful II '"in on II. The children are cu”fio l uway by* the fiiplliim. In m i two, the children return to find Spring* promise '* lui.u led lit a fairyland of flower*. The ipii'Cn offlow er*, Seated upon m r throiie. wntrhe* tho AlornlnyGkiiy dnnyr, fuUuwing wht h w>m tihm ' ix tu tu 11111 liy ThT FI rut Nnt*l Ilank till* * uuii'ii. Spiingt me I hen send* thy .Min in g Gluey on It* mission Snnfnrd. F li love to happy rhililren. Primary Pupils Give Operetta Ioast Night W. IjL LONG MEAT MARKET Ellon ). Moughton _____ Architect------- Laney’s .“The Friendly Drug Store’* E. FI rat SI reel Sanford iTrscrIpllonM Filled Promptly And Accurately Around The Town Iday School Class ijoys Beach Party HOTEL-LEAMINGTON - F ir tp rc u ir-----------E u n i|M ‘nn N. E. Flrsl SI. Nistr Hay lllsraync Popular Priced Restaurant in ('unncrtlon “Adventures Of Grandpa” KASr SANFORD A t The Churches MIAMI **MiitmlV Must Popular Hold" .Single mums with liuth. $2, f2..'tl>, (3 Double ruumu with bath, S3, $1.0(1, $."> A \ \ h o li'su n ii' F a rc e . In T h r e e A c ls ' <iiven lay I h e S lu tlcn lH or Tile Junior I!ij;!i Tuesday, April Kith, 1929 Admission c Week Club Is .Mrs. IxMiniinly (Jives iterlained Friday Farly For lier Club NOTICE! TO PROPERTY OWNERS The following telegram has been received hy “TALLAHASSEE FLO APRIL 12 1929 4:40 I»M JOHN I) JlNKINS SANFORD FLO SENATE AND HOUSE HAVE DIRECTED T H A T TAX BOOKS BE KEPT. OPEN UNTIL JUNK FIRST - . DOYLE E CARLTON GOVERNOR” ^ late and County lax books will therefore be-Wept open— for payment of taxes without penalty until June First. . Jno. D. Jinkins, Tax Collector, Seminole County. n �✓ fV r ' ■^4’•»if ’M'f- . i i n i a* •>■ n -r * -^ T 1” it. 1 ♦O.VTAIC, Mich, Apr. 1>. - A l * * 1i W hippet u Ih from month month th 1P28 act now high Wd». f a r .Wlllf».Omrl»ncl, ml* j *hoo* tour and i l l • cylinder Jn .th o flrxt q u arter of eurrvnt y e a r ahow an In crtate I s m r font over the aama per ' » f IBM. John N. Willy*, preo. i*l *»U thin weak a t Toledo. I (manual high aaTca relum e la >Ulcd to ta immediate whin .public aerrplane* o f the now ear* *H lcb bring to the low. price floU .a not* standard of * t)1o and fortnaaca uxually found onljr th e higher priced rar*. P pv' M ( I f i tj' L5*; With thin marked Inert***H w .Whippet aaUa In • th e t i n t quar­ te r over any ' aimtlar period in fWilljra-Orerand hlatory exrcullvaa 'point out that tho m m pani'e raf .building aehedule* for tha prevent year; which call for a record outf •put, la fully juatlfied. It la pointed out Hint both the W hippet f a i r and the Whippet f i t. In addition to retting new aiye trend in Imly ricalgn, rotor combination*. and fit m enu, aUo n.-lude dlatlnetlVe mvrhanlrnl i|nprovemenl* th a t hnvr l>ccn lmpoll ant factor* In the high aalai volume. Iloth the four and tha ala are equipped with the pew "Finger-T ip Control," which eon •lata o f a.b u tto n In the c a n te r’hr jd ceilng-JiliccL cU clna.ull .H it inrllona of atarlln y th* motor, operating the light* and Bounding the bom at the fingardlpa of the driver. Since theab car* wore firat phown, thin feature ha* attracted the widenpreail ntlentlnn. not only :of th# pulille liut the entire auto ipoljlje ln t in y i "a wril.......... .. j Z, ,OakJaod,P.OPtj.acTo G*ve GyaranteesOn AH Used Machines i-w. Hr W/ : New Secretary Of Agriculture Was Missouri Buick Dealer Many Years KMNT. Mich Apr. 15—fra*!den Hoover'* ircenC’ appolntm tn: of fo.tmer Oov. A rth u r M H fla of Mlaaouri a* H acrttary o f Agricultare, bring* for the firat time ■ m m fiflm Ihe autumnhlle tndnatrtr tn the cabinet nf the nation'* th ief executive. Seerotary Iljil" Pa. long been a Buick dra-cr nl Trrnton, Mo. The appointee'hn* eatabllahml a Hmn Aalite record bath in 1 >"htical e rrie* and a* a tmvlner* man. Cording n* he doe*, from the very heurt of the farm belt. Secretary Hyde, t h ough hi* lung aaaocU tlon with problem* runfronllnt til era of the anil, I* ripecm ll) qualified tu meet the leapnruiiill tie* connected H I Mnet pom ei JWi»g-*Se faun* In Stlaao a llrat hand knowledge of Ihr laiQt problem Vi* *ork confrontlug the new eeeretary will ho nigely 17 an adm iniilrative pa tute, nmi hi* autnlttohllit hualneav tkperience will |u nf inratimalde mtoe 11 dealing with ihu rnmifir-i tlon* of the farm 1,oration, lie m in e It, I'Mt. ix taartrl a ly a lm*u.ea* pruldom. A , a Inw rer he admlnlalereil In tile farmer*' legal need*; ** n m rrcliandirer of lluick ear* hi* deqtlug .1 with them hmnglit him Into ” ll w on't,m ake me mad." aaid even rloaer totirh with their tin C. K. Myera. SeulHianl (111 Co. uncial nnd i|nme»tlc p.'ddrinn! «» governor of Miaamin he I ream* <g rn l, "if. Uncle Sam drdu.’ta gua- tne champion Of her r uiiae—anu llnu laa front the income taxaa note a- a memlier of I'ird d e it •if parauna who Iratr to p.iy in­ 11 mivet < ruhinet he h to betO'.ie come ta n ; and Unit deduction ‘ ia iietMimeiiiol in eidviiig uiiv nf tie legitimate n c ro id ii^ to u recelil •..u»at diffiru l r l tu i tl’in* coofroii' Hem i n — m r AiiHir.tu iiii'— n i m r llig t ill' Ami'iliJ ir naitnn;------------fTewa. T h e rutlng wu* made In .1 r*ae in Michigan which haa a HOOVUIt'S KX'liOSS ItK lIItta t GasTaxMayBeCut FromlncoraeTaxcs, C. E. Myers Learns gaa tn> of two e d it a and ia tipplh able in all the 17 atatea that have gaa lag**, running fioni two rent* to five rent* tier gutn ." "Tho fai l I lull the gaa .lu ­ ll lay b ’ deducted from in nine In*- will pruluiht) have aome e f­ fort on mota.'ing. o f eourae, nl1110*1 wit hunt raerplien, th* munvy lerived from ginolme in* ia li|f pied to the fund* for building mill niiiitimining highways nml it a plite prMuihlr Unit We eould not find n Iwtter way of linnn;ing • u r fine ryateui of iiitihwnyjt." "1 notice, nlao, thm tho output of nut miii.Mil. for the flrvt ipiaiti r of till* year i* '•*) )«’i 'i i n t y ie a ti r tliaii the fir-t ipiurier ol. laat y ia r with the Kuril mid Chevrolet output utnipriaing h" I'ONTIAC. Hi»h., April 15 Another proirreaaivo »tep recently taken hy a prominent automobile m anufacturer to w ard ’h eller li«"inea* method* in the iiiortlinmK-. ^ ip g of u«wd .o ra , came to light her* today wht/n the tinkhxv! Motor t'n r company onni nhee.l adoption of •< national pollry uml,-i which OaVJaOtbPontlip den'er wljl !,* it.hAl lb fuftilMi inw ri;tw . pur c e n t , o f ga'iid p l i l u c t ' n- I guarantee with oil rwornlltieluvl have nond-il a gruiliml ionvnai* in Ihe demand for Tfulciir Molor Hit Uaed car*. tinder I n i n i f the guaranty. for tim e niukea of r a i l, llie U. Minea le i ally |inita ore furnWhed free to rep’ne. S. Iluremi *f made an tilficial m knouli dgnient uny fiiiiml liefeclive during Hie o^ I'uhlM firat 7MI loltea of drivine, provide! of the high iinulity the mileage la inn up within r'toi k n u d e from vvWieh only thirty ♦lay* n flr r I hr »«!*♦ The Ti* Ii lid I mi per cent Suja-r I'enmade." f i r nl»if may Ik* N,U!tn«,«l wlttihi le.ytvania Motor (ill "Tl»lelie Motor idN uro -ot l 4H h'»«ni* i i ll r r I hi* l f *' ol utiMitipliiHiiry wn*l tin* f»i'l with an nli-"tnte g u .iian lie |iurrhu*f priii* i" *'n> o |h rr m r, tivw i.r u «■>!, *»f <•» ffiritlrr Value in tin1 *!t*i*h,rV« s|»i*ii • A u iit lr ii aim runty priutnl mu lllfiiij£inph*Tl I** ml uu|»» t In h * 1**' I liV |hu n la trr Ui th** (iw rlu u ff «t lit* I imp*of Uit* wilih* till b'a»* carryinir tin* puurjnty ul " hnv* n, in ifithlilf!«1 jofirI*i-r it a l'itli ♦ |1| in t«-«ia MUif Olttlltinilr.l m i A St A S m : i i G imhI \v i i v * i r « r •• Tin* tilijut I ctf IIn* lit Nh plwi'. i< rbdlinK to T(. I*. Itut L vitut.a^i'r«' tho *IIMT | I’ll • itI"|mi 11 II11*1!I <i i t |ti*»NnU tht |iurrhuM‘i w h im tu n I •%Iflnf|it1*i»f flu Uoo»| fiilth ivf |S ■ iltul* t Him iunKi> llii' Mill*, "Muny itf ••11r m n liti* m *1 ti «*f . m r* uti* j h Ilih! im i Iuii tin* riH$*r#*f lS»r i‘lii'*a|H*p|t n«w rm," Mr. IKui L M«tn| *“I f till* llt'tJM'v Wl'fl* ihVUMti'il in tin* miiiiii If i itf I lie pur* rtiaii'i vkmiltl iiuMvi ?* hliiitinitl w aim iio* i T tnrTOklnir \ SEES RIDA AS DfiST FINANCIAL f ie l d Economist PaintsFine Picture Of State In Issue Of Magazine TAM I’A APR.. U |t. it, /opor*. .-ronirmnt and Iniilnca* editor, who advlaed in­ vertor* to buy Florida real r>tate ra th e r tth an popular atoekl In a talk a t the chamber of eotnmcrre dinner here M an h ID, repeated hi* am ating crop* of vegetable* aa Well a* amaalng profit* in number of Inatanee*'. " ' " 'T h l* larg* acala devalopment. aponaored by m p o iu lb lt private capital, doubtc'.eH will prove the forerunner of tnany alm ilar de­ velopment* within th* next few year*. One from the Dahlberg land* naa Iwen planted here w ith, ao f i r o-icodHiglyt ►licollon*. Nothing I* more vital tA Florida'* future w raith than the aelentlfic eultlvatlon* of her prodlgleualy rich noil. Heme, lhear agricultural de­ velopment* ah t particularly note­ worthy. "The organixation of a clearing house 'f o r th* m arketing ol Florida'* cltrua fruit*, an cnaejitial step, haa begun to function gratifytagly. }»ome of the ahrewdeat '(•(U ta H rt/'trtA n**-ric* the iaat year. Some recovering In the Kloryhi make money than thoae who have real eatate market already I* elbmoted for-boomed »|ircuUtlvr noticeable die aaid. and mantioneit atocka.' gain* In im portant Florida citie*. He then dl*cu>*rtl agricultural pror.llae, raperlally In cltrua, truck and atignr tane, and preilutnl further development In future year*. Mr K'tli>ea wrote n* follow.: "Florida l» now building anlull.c. In n talk btfore the Tamp* . hamlwr of coin m etre on March if , I an d: ‘It would In- m uch- j f i r to buy well-aeletted Flo Ida real es­ tate I hun III buy the jvrpular *VKka on the New York Stock eahaoge.' Within a wi-ek the atock loat m.ut than 11 bit Urn dollar*. On the Rancher Proves He Is N ot Father Of Wife’s AdoptedSon i DENVKK. Apr. M . ~ < I N 3 ) ~ W alter A. Imng. captain In the U. S. Army iluing the SpanlihAmerican W ar. nnd a rancher «'f Monte VI*''i, CIO- m willy proved Id th* aatiafartion <>f the law- that 2 -ytnr-i'id w aif living with hi* divnired v. wa* not hi* ion, and .lh u t ..'.lU cltd—tv fttlupt Ihv lulluwltuc tlar .iheg. r-llf n* i'uiiiy ticrore the banka atcmmrit child. the debacle. You are not likely to j Invextigntion revcalnl th a t the «c-e anything of the kind hap|>en | child waa a wolf found on th ­ ('K I)A lt I tr .T fm , Iowa., Apr in Florida. There value* have doorstep of n lleiiver home, and .a f te r it vik rn in by a foundI i * (IN S) A. W. Ja ik .n n win- touched Imttom. “ Much pr peit) po.ltlvely I* "n ing home it wa* “appropriated" um i I to throw H erbert Hoover the l.nrgiii eounter. .The n e x t! by Mr*. Isuig lieforr site ohlalmal out of the ilffive oil the We*t liiam li Time* wh^n_(he futup- niiivemvnf In that tropical atntr i*^ u dlvorre. laiund In lie upveard. Some re-} - Thf# legal in veal Iratio n la only I 'l i aldenl "pled'* III* type, h a ' runt|uded 11 half century u , t-dltnr Tflttry ha. ul ready ket In. It i* -i'*ne of four that rvaulfril front of diiinthy neuapupeis in lottru klgnifleant that more touriat* than 1 Mr*. |a,nu‘* allrgml attem pt ta .-vet licfnic w lnlrrrd In ceitain ..mvlnc U n r the child an* hi* mill tm-iiy I- rn r.y le to Kugrne, titu-*. 1 'itlfo Itench w-a* exlremel) , own offtpring. lliegmi, I" .pend Ihe re*| of hi* The Mcooil in impollurice, at |H'puhir. Miami noil Miami Ihu h dnyJ. He -everixl hiv eonneThin wi-re very widely patrottiaed, St, lru*l Ii Ihe hoinrle** wuif. Wa* ■with Ihe Tltdon AdvtKoie WeilI’rti'c.h o rg hod to roll upon I**I- that lailig *tiirtri| adoption pro nmthiy. *ate tmiiilic-c t" luke care of the ■■ulflew from her h del*. JackronUKIf.M \ M SKI IKS KII.M ,d h ' to1‘ th r upgrade. In Tampa THA UK I' • mort in r.-o f iiitivlty show ill*iio', tin*. Kvrn more im portant. Flor|» A m s. A|I«. Ill ( !N S I tiViin tnv |t ttd’kmj; m I' m v in Hi** »un -ihi im . ii-ruinrti^- oufiilence In heinl* l hi* film UMiItf liiMv Ifv »<* if o n i in h n future. t »>!*«* iitivntiUiKr i"r Ik* himvie wn ■ "Agrii-ulHiml devvIupBiwiI» uro iKtucvii A niftim n |irinliH£f, im pie-.ivi The I lahlherg sugar 1 r*»* piin iH . If NV41 fvintiv1! In* nrowlug ami milling operativn* aic \ being rapld’y eapumln) and are Gulf LYfinmjr Oimimny «>f»rfn*»I !tenoning n factor uf nniiiuc lnlere.i cud promise. Itarron Ii. niM(i«»ii! tnlit ii In M**ll*4Unii** operation* In ('o)llcr rr.mnV iliflilwn ;«i>i >i ««! I»; C .ililir', county are on 11 gignntic acale. I h 1 M iniiliy. I'alm cr.farm *. near Saran-tu, ure laddering t viriioro'inarj- teault*. • nti'Gii tion; if inir ml iU < not S. veial tlmu*aml* o f ’acre* undci r-iUnl «fr rifp| iirrl ..if ytun i‘vi'* Ih'iiougb w :iti'r control, on in* - l-n ,iv e|y fnroied by pur Im-cr* of n*if'i| . dfiiir inmu*> ivl I He 1 fully iWuiiiL**J.M Indivnliinl farm*, are virldmg ‘RAZZING’ WHICH IS AWAITING HIM Pilot Of Robins Will Face “.Kidding For Making Poor Trade mm Le t the other fello w pay h is ow n „w ay N E ty YORK. Apr. 15—fIN S) —Wilbert Kohin«on, piivletou* pilot of the Brnokyn liogtni, 1* atrangely auUlurd thl* Spring a* he lead* hi* fto.k northward fur Intprctlnn hy the Brooklyn fan*. For a* he near* the gate* of tha city were rhurvhe* are erected toJtie aky OVid pop bnttlea are thrown on the hail Held, he can .&£*! > V - vter-gruWIng rumble of the anvil choru* In the dirtanre. The anvl| rhnru* ia that auction of Brooklyn fandom which la for­ ever w ailing Ttir a chance to pick on the genial Uncle Robbie. Stung )n Trade Thij y ear the rank,* have been awelted becnuic of the auapicion that Uncle Wiibert h*l ommitted n m anngrr'e unpardonable * in ~ getting atung in a trade. Report* from thv Southland say that Ulcnn W right, the ahort*tnp obtained from I'ltt.burgh, may be laid Ip t» r p ar, or nil of the *ea*. on becau** uf an injured arm . Many fan*' were dublou* klr.ut the ttade last W inter lierauae It mean; the f»*a of Jr.* Petty, the .trriltiir luulhnaw. If W right U tnfa|iaritated for uny Irnirlh *'f time, ccnling* nnd declared he wa* going to name the rhild W alter A, I niig. J r „ and make him ,hi* *ole heir- Iking own* aeveial ram he. In the "vicinity id M ints Vlalaj Next, o.conllng to l.oiig, will eome artlnn to Imte Mr*. U m g'. illv o n r (tiaiei- m i a able- lie claim , aho obtained it on lr*uduii | 1| ground*, lie trill then fill divorce proceeding hini-ci f, tu- de­ clare*. ■% >if EVERY GOODYEAR AND PATHFINDER PNEUM ATIC TIRE IS GUARANTEED A G A IN S f.tiE * FECTS FOR ITS E N T I R E L IF E .)j- Come to ua for guar-' f anteed Goodyear Tires—your sisc and — your tyL __ ■** price—and our stan ard Goodyear service. ____________ _ ■ It costs no more to buy Qoodyean R o c k e y ’s T ire Shop AcvivauricH 11.1 Park Ate. , Phone .* vie 2W K Itimw Ito a d S e n in a SjtyASeiicft^ 1 ;/ the L o w -P r l W I L L Y S - K N I G H T '70-lT. Grace of line and luxury of finish distinguish the new W illys-Knight " 70 -B" n the outstanding creation of modern style specialists. Its liig motor is thcpaUnyJ double sleeve-valve engiar, so notable for smoothni .\ silence, economical opcrati« n nmi increased efficiency. A heavy scvcn-ltcaring cran’.sltalt reduvea vibration to a minimum,whilelhcitnprove.l frame construction givei extrq rigidity and greeted possible riding comfort. N o w i t I u ih l i n tm u * e u * $ f u r f o r w t i r t J - l « * o k i i t g p r u p l n t o M a lla fy t l i r i r tlc n ir c H f u r u l i m - r i n i l m i i o l t i l e . T i n t N e w 1’u n U a r l l l g S i x h t r f w p o t t n i l i l f f u r I l i n t . I t m u k r * i t |M i* * iltlu / u r t h e m t u «-t t j u y a l l t l t f h i ) I f , I i m i r v a n d | i f r f u r i u u t i f u u d v a n L u g f a u f a Prominent Detroit Men Are Listed In KnmRunner'sBonlt liifj; f a r w i l l i u i i t | i t i v i t i » a b i g f a r p r i f f . I t r t i u t k l r r i t It f i n t u d f f /j u p lin t tp iu litv o f t l i f i r a ii lo i ii o h il f a « it h u n t n te p p in g u n i o f I lie l u w - p r i r f t l l i f l t l . . . . T i t n r w a n w l i f i i - t l i f a m l i U i u n t u u n i t a r f a l l ) lin t* a n t u i i i u b i l f f i n t l d In* t t u l i n l i r t l 1>) o n l y u f o r l i i n a t f f e w . l i n t n u t i*u n u n . T in * N e w l ' o n t i n r H i g S i x ItriiiR M l u g e a r m l v u i i l a f i f M n i l l i t n t i n t n a c h o f p r a c t i c a l l y rv c rv I m t c r r f a m o to r fu r. *»- f* l %» t i U h/i., tlrturry i li«r|p«. Humprr»t ro rrrasfii! l u t i p n r r t n l u r r i / i i i / u m f i l mi B lig h t n l m f w l . ( J t r r l * L in J - l*niil«Mir iifrlii«'Jr»«f »»••» f In i *t*i lm/«* f*»tcr*l ( i s f i i l / ^ l ehm tpm * G s n & ta l J l f u l u t i i tint* l**i% iiit'iiI V U in u m itith lm «a| ( i i i i i l m l i M r « |# « SEMINOLE MOTOR CO. RIYKS C AU.M.'K 2 (1,N . W . 1s t . S I . . TUB if W hy should you pay somcbodjf-*lsc^B- tire bill? That’s what you are Invited to do b y the— "lim ited mileage” Ruarantee that puts a premium on carelessness and a penalty^ o n the careful driver. Buy your awn tire mileage, buy it at fou'f.st cost, and have it guaranteed to you by GOODYEAR 1 u k iu g it e a s y fo r y o u to e u jo y HIG CAR a tlv a n ta g e s ifrfinro #741 «<■ strength. The form er TTttaburi lU r ||M been codplril upon win many a game 1 IhHSuih ability t* drive In nlna. And n Uncle W ilbert.la ing hi* napbaw* home arilh and trembling. j Untie Wllhcrt la J n for a merry ahelccktng at the hand* df the an­ vil pounder*. Only F a ir S tart If -W right i* uaelea* the elub will have only a fa ir pllrhinf xitiff and’ very- little bailing < ^ ?v fo jfo rjn a s Je ry purtliu-” m.* u uw I in f, 1m* i« «utitlr,| I m ii tika m*Ti*iii » 111 li»ni.M U K l t t n iT , Ap i. 1.1- IIN S I A "lilUf Imolk <I lent Jut wllhtl i.f cudea nt leual one indbnnntre n f l tile iiaiiMra of arore. «,f > , i r puliu. .illi mid fill in Intly pilin’i n m i IM ru ttria will la- a|Hiieit ■ < tiir pobt'i liiu t of i'u p lain Jn-ep.i Itaikt/U'i r, unu -eil of tie ng u In 'lii/ lIl'pUl tllll lit "|l lltll i l ‘'H mmif ful luni-iunnera. I“nli— t'o in iy-iti.in r W illiam I* l i u ilu li. i.linnJjrt id liatay The ‘ Id lent lt*i„' Ituthilge tlainied. la made up of Hu nameof |w rm n, for r.hom lluikheiai i had bi»iiaht aero,* th,- llotrul* 1(1vt r from t'aiudu to the L'mtial yttatea. It ultrdge ill, llo il l,, mat.r iiubtie the namea m, |>t< aunt. At the mine time, Com iiiitalunrr Itnttidge n n n .m ilell that the trial of llliik h e e r r, who ful idalit real woa |edi«e hurlail IlM-te., will be VYs Phone 617 ■ •IfflE W ili " F I N G E R -T H * ' C O N T R O L *1 One buin.n in renter u f * ^ 0 wheel I out lull tlJrtcr, b'phtal hurn. Simple ded^ii j c**v opcrstsaUj No wire* in •u e n ii|'|i* j. _ A *, »ORCM 4 1 0 4 5 f..f* f i u t l W n f a c t l r.--< 1 -f. It ,<w,j Itth Ifc-Jkl hlN f . * k 7.W., m-s a J e *h « i ak*i n m e< u n u a*.i. i ,w)*a'.aU« Oa* teii.J.ui'* W IL1.Y S-O V F.R LA N O , t H t t J touux ), o»up NEW STYL4 public. ——A-r.iwnnit-mnn' mta aiiajirnitiit in' aarmiiHon with the Iniuor n-nndil 1'k.ay. lie U S r ig l. Kdwmd Mtaw The raiur ihm gea oa Mtr.- cgBinvt Hulk b etter—"ropdll. I un'eYom lij, of an of fleer'-—ware idteedaguinai i ih > « . H|aelflc rtuiigta wen tu hr made public later. nuxaanr B IG U*UU Mtrtu tx • 7 4 .% ANIS UP 201 COMMERCIAL AVE. PHONE T v \ •Vi V j i S E - ’.lL c i 1-f.'v j* . Jiiia —M t :. . . Wsl 4 «• A w h t -ci'jJ i .. »•-; • . x. �* I * *. "F T -cJS(*Lwka. /ix m u jta o a c k for UbU i D*Cy B e rn * . k W— W A N T E D WANTED—To buy 8*7 o r poet cord ilae o upere. M utt bo cheiftp. P. Q. Bon 718. „ . ' ------- :-------- i o c . U b* I Tim et _____ Be * tin* TOR RENT—Mahoney apta., lOOt P ork Are* W ater and |o r a t e T ltte r»U« on Th# reduced rmtei t r e for M tM n tlv # Insertion*. ■F ir* w ordi of length e ra , counted ft 11m . M» »d under • line* accepted. All advertising It restricted to proper elu tlflcation. furnished. Coll II—J. CLELENTS P a rt TOR BENT — Nice fureUhed apartm enta |3.00 and |3.W weekly. Bed Recant *2.00 weekly 323 Palm etto ond T Ih 'S L P urnltW Apert mm t f b F r e n t— PftHt Apia.—Pork Are. jo H n w n U U r n JB&'ftHth refer,tftlfleotlon will t o; TOR RENT, Fu.ntah.-d room* m 's e«c o n d floor of H erald bulldlnc Car b , rented on a very rcaaonCan ablq baala. Inquire of Foreman, The Herald. 1 1 —gilt It -Information, you wleh. they will at­ ilt t you In wording your won! od to moke It Moot affective. lOBpas l*w. B ald r r r t l f l c n t e n t n o r a c a a tk n f o l l o w i n g d e a c r l b e d p r. n p a r ty a l t u • te d In ff emltmle C o u n t y , F l o r . d a , fi>«trltS * * N l - l « f N fS t-f u f N K I - I n t N K I - t a n d HH 1-1 o f N R 1-4 of S K 1-4 a n d .N 1-1 o f S \ Y 1-4 of I K 1.4 of NK 1-4. Hoc 14. Twrf*. I t A. ItAMie >• Rnat. T h e anid l a n d h r t n v n t a e M t d n t Ih r d a te of itir la a u a n rr of e u rh c e r l l f l c n t n In t h e tin m e tif M.F» I f A W iO N f t. L’n lr a s , s a i d r a r t l f i c m # ■ha ll he r e d e e m e d a f r o r U I n n f o la w tu x d e e d w ill U* uf t h e r e o n nil t h e 14th d a y o f M ay A. t>.. I f I t . W ltneaa my o ff u in l alih alo N amt a en l t h l a t h e 4 th Ua ) o i A k i i l A. |1., I I I I V. II. HOPtllaABII. C l e r k C l r e u l l C o u r|C*sJltl t •mlno le C o u n t y . Pinr ldA Hy a . id. w i :1 : k h Coeilng only a few cents, they are the UlUe giants of ndverl|slngJudiciously IM<)*lW pSrtiiffltrNM« sales and aallsfy every wanL 18th St. F ricid tIrr. R*m M r . niD ne-TTfA T. ' to A o r n m r a * — NO TfC H T h e r e w ill be a a p e r U l m e e t i n g of t h e ali»fkh4tltl«ra of y h e I t o j a l P * r n Oorwormtlim h e ld nt I P* hi. «*n MAlurdAV A p ril |» J 9 . a t t h a i*tflee o f t h e e orp4 irnllon , .Vila m onte H|»i Init*, T h la m i l la In r o m i d l n n e e o f t h e h) inw a o f t h e Hoy nl P e r n Cn r p o r a in n . (M ane m o f o y e r o n e - t h i r d o f t h # AUiatAOdihit roMinioti m p l t n l a to e k o f th la e o r p o r n l l o i i hn%v m a d e n * M il a n ^re«|U«M t h a t t h l a n i e a t m * belli * i n e o n a ld e r a mi a r t u t*o** it |impi»»ittoii w h i c h tuny he m a d e Yn Iwiisr * tha* p r o p e r t y o f I h r to* put n t loti a n d fo r e u r h eit her bn a ln e a a a a m i ) Ir u a H y b r b r o u j h t Irr to re t h e tne e tl ti *. It O Y A L r K ll. N *H»HIH)ltATION W A. MultCklAa>, 1 0 3 RENT—Furniahed ’Spanlab aturco bunyalow located a t 817 MARRY IF LONELY—Join T h e Hlyh Street. Good neighborhood, S u c r e t t f u l Correa ponde nee plenty of ahadb treee, nice home, Cftib.'* BoUablt; Description* free. doubt* yaraye. *37.50 monthly. See Mr. llery a t The Herald of­ Box 868, Oakland, California. fice. ' ' 1 TH EB E'S only one quality eland ard a t thla etor*. We k*ndl* on. FOR RENT—Two four room cot* U y et located facing Ice plant ly the beet palnta and varnlahta rludlny the famoua W aterproof on weat aide, f l o per month each. arnUK W alerSpar and the »ott J. J . Catea, phone 402—J. toned wathabl* wall paint, Velum* FOR RENT — Beautiful aeven In*. Sold by SANFORD PAINT room bungalow. 2 batha, g a r­ LND WALL PAPER CO, UO W, age, all furnished. Muat have refFt rat St. Need a P ain ter? Call 301 erenerr. 1201 Magnolia A ve, t i . . l i n t J u d i c i a l phon. 944 ---------- —------ * > » i« » e - K t u r t d u r rid*, on Ih la *t,v r lurtuw, «... In olc C o u n t y , Ftoetj s ctl i d a y o f M i r r h , A. P . I M I . v. i: iHirm.AHi 20—Farm* For Halo C lark r ir c u li C ourt B. N. N IPPER S lpia of all t r i r r i i U C o u r t Maalt VviU<nN 41 HOY 1#K klnda. Xa Sanford Plant and Celery, Parma For Sale: tit«ilritorw fo r C uin pla lr ta t. l 10 arrira a Inch flowing wella. Wall Paper Cc. Phone 303. A. M. W K K K S 20 a r m . 3 Inch flowing wella. D. C. 30 a:T*a, 3 inch flowing wella. 1—Atilomp'ille l \ t i ik r i w r i it n i l u t o r * « « • 40 a r r tt. 3 Inch flowing walla. i %o i .k i h i a t i , r i . o i i i i i A . in DODGE (IIH tK H I. All cleared and Irrigated and Pleaaure ta r s and-G raham truck*. ready for crop. WIU accept m ort­ A. I». CuNNBBleloY, CumpUlnanl* Elm and'JS th Street. Phone 3. gage for purehaao price from re- l.lillT. C. TANI>V,VH at nl . !»*fr«i.|f»nta o iu ir.ii o r r i i im i ' a u o *. Ia*** Mi k h u N fi rim| u n k n o w n J o DID YOU KNOW TH A T~ YOU apunaiblv buyer*. II. M. Watann, Notfwndnnl*. TI*** **tati* uf P l n i t d p , tu t CAN C E r YOUR CLOSED 107 Park A ve, Sanford. lltfllT. C. TANDY, If allvt. a n d it dwnde l lie* u n k n t m n li«|rN, duvl«##af CAB TOP UNPAIRED WHEN I***rat«**•■ , o r ■mntwwii n f th « CELERY STILL KING | IT NEEDS IT AT SANFORD 10, 20 or 30 a rre t, ilro n g flowing ItOUT* O, TA N D Y , (lr<*M»nl, a n d to nil firrauhM ( pavp a n d p n r p l t* NOVELTY WORKS i l l NO. liuvitnf u r weila, pure w ater, perfect Irri­ ru r n H n i n i i i i t h r i r i i i ) clnUtilnit a n y Ifitwrvst In tin? f u i l i u FRENCH AVE. gation. Ready for bumper crop. In R drw crllird Iniidi* tn *Ht-inltiul* Ci*nn i y* ¥ Int liln, t w- w lit: FOR SALE— Hudson five p*«- Dralrable Sanford lot and tome leum t l , Jti, I f urul TI* o f K u r rku ilu n m io rk , a r c i r d l n c t » tettfter aedan, new tirea, new money for flrat p aym ent Rare P i n t th»*rr*if rw ro r d rd in Pin t Hook I, |'iiK<< !*»s. uf ll i r P u Ii Mct top, In yood condition, will tell chance, Quick action. liffYinlB uf Hvniltitila r n u i t i ) , for $800.00 on *•*)• term*. Ad* 11. M. Wataon, 107 Park Avenue. P iu r ld n , jriitt a m t 'ip*cti I.f y o u , * re h»r?H y dreaa Bo* 79 care The H trald. i i t r i l , u.ilH Ini. Aiifiiotihhiul, iirdair 26— Miscellaneous For Sale 1— Announcem enlo Herald Classified Ads ReachThousands Hrereinry 1 \ T H U 4 IN I l I T h i BIT t»F T 1IK TI4 IH II J t I t l t l %t« T W M in ---«i n c u r u p t iib : u n t m t>v t T . U l l l l l A I k NMI F f l l l S K tl llk l t l . l l C U I M l e I k I I I M I PHN b . « \ F t H t l i licit.IU N (1 AND lA lk S A h H K ‘1A TI DN *8 k Ol yot mltiill t'u m pin Ina nl. VH * IJ U -lH i: IIAMTY. el a l l>efendAiit« M IT I I K O F h r F I T A I* t M l T K I t l HAlalS t« h e r e by Hie tn**»l#»c They Pay—Phone 148 ih|, 8— HuaincM Service Party h a t diamond*—mu»t aacrlflea for 'caah. Phone 138. WIGHT PRIN T SHOP MCA P I T I t r r c * on any thing in FOR SALE—One good* kitchen s p r in tin g . A phone c a l will got cabinet 120 .00. Four burner J m t ur man. Phone 417—W. 0 Rail Oil Stove 314.00. Ncm-electrie vac ^ r n a d Ave. oum aweeper 88.00. 2200 1-2 San \B U IL D IN O BLOCKS—Irrigation ford Ave. N box** and gtncral cement work. FOR SALE—4 piece w alnut bed Miracle Concrete Co. J . E." Terworn auita with Saaly m altreat. willeger, Prop. 3rd and Elm. Mr*. Dougl** llanney, 114 Mcplo LAKEY'S D.1UG 8TORE— Pr* Ave. acriptlona, Druga, , Soda. Wa are a t M ar a t your ph o rt. Call 30—Houses For Sale in*. SI* homes for tale hceap. Inquire Boat Office at l-*ke Mary. METAL ROOFING: Tha Roof Everlaatlng. Metal ahlnglea FOR SALE—A bargain. 81* .tending eeam tin and galvanlied room cottage. Nice home ami roof*. Saa Jame* 11. Cowan, Oak very covenlcntly located. Addrea* Ava. and Third S t. Phone 111. Poal Offire Box 291. B—Help Wanted (Female) FOB SALE OR RKNTW-6 n » m bungalow with a'l ronwnlence*. WANTED—Servant to accompany family to Miami. 621 Plumoaa WIQ tall the tam e a* relit. Alto Drive San Lanta or call 328—J. fumlahed apartm ent very cheap. Bo* F. ta r t Herald. 6—Help Wanted (Male) roiiniifimli tl a n d rucjull wtl to |>«nr n t Ihy u f f l t * o f tl»«> C i r i k of t h in C o u r t in th * C i t y o f r*qiiiui i, Na-uiiin.ip t V u n t y , y i o i l d n , o n i i u n *ln> in** f i l l liny o f jn«y t A IV to ntiMTibr ih if fill I o f f ’«ii flirt! in t h l a C o u r t ngnlny* foil, MI hi viirdi o f you. In Ihtai4t*tw« vnlil t-nua** It* in n n a u l t to rcinii * loud* lituh (jUlwt I t C r Ifl Ilk*. Com |*ln iuunt. A p. I'ONMCl.t.Y. in n*o» Idi Ihv ti h o v e (Icevrih.'il la nd #. w h r r . mi C um in i lm i n t i <i fur a D tfW fe o f I til «i C o u r t . «l»-clni J»u. mitjiulu ihk uiu l dev re i in it t In* fee e*ni|de title* in uml t o m i d la n d in h r In t h e C om iiln lr ie n t ; c o n f ir m * Inn. »|r* la rln jt. a il ju U n ln n u m | d r r r r r l t i * I h r l i l l r aif t h e C o m p l n 'n u h t In h r ii |(" od tilt 11 i m i r f r n a l b l e t f l i e 111 f r o nlt li ptr; d l r r r e r l i i * a ll l i l l r , c In Jin o r In t«ir rail i t n lr iu d |^y > 4*u »*r Hiiy o f y o u u r u n y im r ly o r I**** ttr * *1 *i I in i ti m o r to eiAlm u n J r r y ou o r a n y o f y o u in - A n d •*» e ah l IaikI* to h r w h o h y , n u l l nntt void arid of no rffrrt w huieoe vrr ; l a j i p r l u n i t y eiiJo>|iin a n d n e l r n l n * in,* y o u And y o u r ug rf ite , s r r i i i i i t e •Hid Mt<u n o a fr o m u a a e r l Jiitf *my r l i Ifn hy d e e d of r o n v v y a n r e . nm|* o r u lh rrw ie r. o r in terferrltiir 'n Any h i y will* t h « i>c-eitre|on iif th o C o m p l a i n a n t , hie tir lr*. neelM i.*. ■m ii i r r e , n w e h i. o r niliirneye . end fr o m n e e r rtliiK l i l l r I .. m h l te n | • r nil)' luart o r p a n r l t h r r r o f r e julririK itiU e n d M i l t - o f y ou *o f*+l f«eilli t h e Id*lure o f y o u r re* e n r r t U e r U l n i e Mini f u d h e r |*MV» t h a t nil r la line of y o u m a y he it,*, l a r m l i i r d he m d r e r m o f ih la C o u r t wild Holt t h e IniwreM, If nny* h r | i hy yn u n m l r n r h o f y o u , rimy I *' f tt v r e te d o u t t»f y o u n o d r n r h of y o u n m l Invpm w l In t h e C?«>miifVunut. , n o d Ih n t n uy mud e ll rlnir n* uhirli y ou io e y *ir n n y of y o u m a y h a v e o r fr.ak.- in n m l »u » a |d I n u d r HM»r ------ 1b e m nun|left. -i It Di m * f o r » 4IIHJ MJCHKKKD t h a t Jhliv • hiv flidioe hi puhiivbed In the H a n fo id H e r a l d , _____m__ new paper «ub lU h t d Jfi Hem m o le4.*Cwunl>, -4 •mil,*') h i *.•• •da, 11 nee week fu r four r4 ) La.riaer ullve w e e k a. WANTED— Local man thorough I f fam iliar With Lumber and LEGAL NOTICES Building M ateriali to act a* rral dent a g e n t Give reference*' and experience. 8 UWANNKK MANU­ tiM S I S H v * »miiT.iA'i'5 FACTURING CO. 825 Barr* IV ( T jM r A N V , r c!a*r|»or»Uutt. WlTNKHif in 1 hand plnlnii n I • • e a t n t l b . IH m u I i " c J u T i Bldg.' BUg! JackaonvlIU, Fla. In llK il? F IN A N C IA L rat Mortgage! For Sale: In amount! of * 1 ,000, *2.00(1. PfsjtO O , *4,000, and *5000 from 13 *oa. to 5 y e a n , Secured by choice Improved celery farm. T lilta guaranteed. H. M. W atwn 107 Park Ava U in.yrd Ilk—Livestock GERMAN POLICE puppy, 7 month* old, for aala. J. O. Lanay, Lanry Drug Co. 10 A — P o u f r y «ABY CHICKS—From good egg layata R. 1. Redo—*13.50 hun­ dred. Older once a t low prire*. Call a t once. H. L Koonti, 1 mile N. Long wenA PARY CHICKS—W hite Leghorn. -tern atandard brad and high production alock, ( 12.00 pey hunt d jrd delire od. (lathe every Thuraday. O lder from ltd* advertla rja e n t U m atilla Hat:bery> Vile, F U ' N B lJ iU R . rl » t. H e le n -1- ''nHiH’Ja o r I'taM C Tlov_ Tint htvti: i .k rix»itii*A -m-- Ifcft M t.t* <if F l u r l d a . l a a m i iWlftlftult I ' o u n l y , 1,■ i h l a I k . k ’ 7 ul Alftrrh, ft. I . | , , , f»4t IVN V- K. U O lX lkM l J O H N N K IJ U iN »n 'l It 1.1 .A NJ t.-, K( i N. hi* u He, anil .: llA ltl.lU 4 I t . ( t - i r r u l t U n u r l K .u t i » l ‘rl< ‘vIS iv il A N . i*«*M**rFl#-i* UK, A . M. WHIIKK It u rn r , 1'liBiiiiriRii Cwiitttjr* *VN,r V«ii k ; It m|ipMirltiM fro m * * » u r u li* J ■ IOH.1V ft IM)VI.K*r " U' r ' u l k l i n r , | u r . * u a i |i U t B a n |. i.f iNim ti U ln t In « cnuwu •»»»« v «ni, J O H N NKI-HdlN ••ed. f4i;ijv4*NT HI* » i f r , » n « r | | A l U # H ^ • * o n * c k f t c r r v V . u a f o r t v i k THIM U J L I. 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A. jNnKoUj i* l N , hi* aalr«. ft. k* xiti.A ai. ______ JOHN H AllMlTAtJi; INrfeiutaiif i«r Mid I ' l l A l l l e l ^ l »I N E W M A N , g f f i »*N th . »*• I• fV t.r n t r o u * ( I f f * • t * |H K T A T K * .'i V T' l ft h t i t i * 7A>' M i . u t ax * a n d th a t tlirr* J H I I N K. f tl lM I T A H IC w lMN .» .ii In I k . m a l e o f W j r-M i Yeald • n r t U u n k n o w n , n C H . i f e . of s S u n r o w n ** 'i In rT kaa h * l known ad dree# ^lial r . t v u p o n « . »m w o n l d b i n d v n A lt . N ew M a r k e t. ( W d . no1 nr anv nf ru u T h .r.fo r. th la u to rom rnand vou, J O H N K K W O N , a n d fti InV f.r .i^tO N , h i . Hi?*, a u d i l t A l t L F H H, NkiWMAN, ! • *a*h « n d ^ftVftKr n » rf t* ha(lg ha n n d ast > «ar b . 1 m f ■n. M i d C l r e n l t C a g r t a l f t a a f a u l . PlnfijAli* I fiat y n u r pla ne u f r e a l d e n t h 'D ln o l* C o u n t!, K l u r M a . u a t h . n . .1 t . h f a r u f M*V. 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W n t M t , •» r C H int tk i* n u t lea■ b? pulill*hr<l In_ lit** Hi i h t u i ti tit n i H . » ......... _ . wppnpt r l»u l. l* N 4l III H a nfo rd , Metitimila F u t i lity , Flu r id ii , otiru * 0*11 il# V week H I fo iiierutW i fur f-o u. r_ --w e e k a., W n X lifts m y ti a ml a ml t h e a«a; i f t h e c i m i l t C o u r t of th e T w e n ­ t y T h i r d J u d l r i u l C i r c u i t o f th** H iiite o f K l i i H f j , In nr»d f n r H rm ln o l r C u u n t y , o n till* tlo* ill*, d a y nt A p r i l , A. U . - t t s s , V. i: iHlUtILAHN iMrrk. Hy: A M W K K K S In *pm y C l e r k . IV. K W I I I T C . Ni*ll4 i to r f o r C otn plu lniiiil. .(He n 11 I to T M K b B f t W . l t ATIOV r o i l TV X I k i l K n - I M i n i <W T |(1V 171 o r T I I H U K V K I I t l . u f f t T t t k b o r T ilt: s t atm o r ri.o itN o l l e . f» l i i r e b p a l v e n t h a t <1. It I.AVIHN'i:. n u r e h a r e r o( T u » t > r l ru 'u te No. l « i . ilnliot Itui le i <Ihv » r J u n e A. Iv, i n t i , h a - tlliol .«(il e e r l i r i r n l e In 111y u l l l r r . n m l hue nift'l' ti|i|.llrall<i|i l o r tftft iiee.l t o le»ue In • n n o rttftn r r w l l h line. Hold r«r tlv(* II l r c m litlH 'r i I h r fnlltiwIHIf i f t * e rlb etl p r o p e r l y a it ti a fe il In H e m ln iiIc C o u n t y , Plw rld*. lk»*w|i; l i r a I f l ft NY A 171 M H uf NK C or o f N W I - 4 i.f NKI-4H*c, a, T a i * I t H llnitKo Ju K. H u n \V av II. M 11 > ft. VV l l i n . h m » ri. i : i*u ri. S : v l n to be*. Y h* win Id l a u d I n * neawe.i- 4 Al I lo *llite o f th** iHttUMltee of" ane#i i e r l If Jen l a In th«* n a m e i»f i ’n* d i o w n T h a i ii li. U i V i U N B l"'r * i h r t u r f o f T*ix C r M lf ie iU f a No ‘ M, dnu -d Un fir * t *1a> o'f J u i i r A I*, • t i h h o t filed aaid In m y tiff Ire, unit h a a m a d e «kpplh\tt h . u f*»r ti»h lii'i'd t o lluatlt in »«■* k",ii(lu no* w i t h la w . Hald e a r l If h mi* v u i l ' i in • * I h r foll ow in * d e a i 'i lh *1 p roperly altuatrd In Hemlii tie i 'o iit ii ) . F l o r i d a , l o - w l t : N i : fl o r H l - s o f NK 1*4 of NNY 1*4 of NK 1*4 II.*** K*M f i t Her. a - T w p 31 li. i t a n y a 1'V K kat. T h e wold loud h r In u AAPtaard it t h e ditf e of I h r la a p u n e a o f tool* 4‘e r l l f li-Aio In the n a m e o f I »»• a now n, t nl* -* a a i d r o r t l f i t a t e ah ill he r r d i l i m i t m roMtinir to l a w »n* dew? w il l I r r t*r ( h e r roll til# I 11 li ilay o f U ny A. I». I»IW. w i t tie* • m y fi f flrl n l aijcintture a n d a t u l i h l a t h e All* d a y ur Apiil .N. A>. I >3". V. K. DOUtll.AHN C l e r k C h r i i i t C0 u ii iy krinkii* ole CiiMIiiy, 1‘luMde lly A. Yl. W K l' K if * f ». • * ( N m tJ I k T i n : I IIII I ’l T 1 'O I 'H T O F Till ? T%V l : \ T I - T i l I It II J l III! INI I IMI I IT II F FI .O M II IA . I k D U F f l l l B f l M I K U U COVMTYs Ik S A M T l i r t A f l U l I N f l A N D MINN A fU toC lA TlO N , a c e r p t u g i i o 'i ^o m p U tn an l. VI FDII II K H T IftAKK, e l a l D r f . n l N p rlril OF a arriiR i front of lli# Four Iin*nr# d««ut in the City of Hunf oi ii. Hr iu Irod** t*uu(ti >. Klurldii, ««111 o f f e r f o r an te , tu t -ell, t o Die hlw heal b i d d e r f u r r i * h . l u r l h i r till* I r u n l Im u r a o f p i<8T l h a foilo w in t r / t t e a u r l h e d la m ia , m i h i m -, i H iik um i helntf In t h e t ity uf H^n* id, C o u n t y o f Hi* in I no li nn«l Hint# uf F l o r i d a , Hunt* pui t h ulai ly d n if l h r« t n « f o l h t n a , t o * o f t Lot T hirty-three <33> i.f lllo e k N in e 19) o f flint r e t t a l n a i i t . d u l a l o n o f t h e Cll» uf'Huti* fm d. F h .flitn . Knvt.ni aa "I'llC A M V V u i.lr m tn r tilh u if. a plat th e re o f duly 0 r re f n r | in 111# fvlib li** r r r o i d a ttf *Neuilit* A Ole t*u Utltt. Flu* Ida. “ T er.ua: m an. Pur rliM ker t o p a y fo r deist, JAM (I NilAllo.V. J H . Hjiri'lal M a a t r r In C h a i n e r i IA T i l l : l l l t i r n CHI H T DC T i l l TW I I N T I T i l III II JlllltlA I • H U I IT. U F PI .MIII II %. IN A M I C tl ll M : % i i \ o t . y ; ttiik T l. i\ t it %m c i t y . A N il l' I. A HANCTDN. C o m p l a i n a n t . VH T t lo M A H J K I F K I t H o N HANC 1 WN. t iiifr ndniit t i l t l » i : i l 4IF F I l t l. lt N T I (I\ IIII. HfATK OF KI,«»| ( 11»a . to-* I'o Tb om aw J f l f r r a o u H aiutjl). |l*iMiklyti* N V. Yiiu a r e h e r e b y m d l f h . l *hn| ( h e r # h a Vi b* on l liv lt ib le d ill *h# nhkMr t nl If I#tI Court fl Mill f (,i .11. Vona- a lid.Ill AN* I d , A HAW TON ? ! f 11 4KBW./WS ,4‘Sl! IN T M | t ' l S I l T T C O | S T OK T 1 UN 141 F M I M i D # IN l u l l rO B I ftMtflN 01*14 C t l t NTY BNI FBIANC'KIIY. V 1*41*1 r,l r »JJ« CAIftVKHT M OU TH AD >IITtlAtlM CoM< f A a f i • 4#rp4in»ll(lom u n d e rr Ik# U w n mt l h a N ia le• u f iH'la t « h Com plainant. • ■ « j b L V « W 'a n d IJ14JA H MTKVUMII, h U o l f * . , 1 M|, tt.. fendanta. hoT it M o r U i m v i v i .m N u ll. . I, h ,r* b x x l . r p t t - * l o r 0 X4 b p V M M a t d c o r o o o f •Iftaura • tp aura a* u d * a l i - n t . . . J to Hulr* I My *if Ih la CmiM, ,*| Hi.. o u r t lltiusB In H an fo rd , F l u r i d ’i h o d Ujomi f t 11n i Ihi re lo . Do n i i i iiiirtnl i n a nil ii|*i*rnr 111***11 lh«* u l h i*f «••m pla lui w ill |,r t n k r o . . 'ill* tli ii yii f Mu>. A I* In Hi*' r o f i f m M d l*> y ou a n d Hi. 1 4 1 m p r , Mill *>l I'ltinf.I.A IihI f IN *1 11irf|1118*1 (Mill 1 1 pii* fi­ l l is flirlliij* oril ereil Ho«v th is li Hi# itlitiv** #lftr*V Mini n o l i r e ft pUbllaffieff III (h e N.iufnM 'mu ( Tli# |4ittiY'-f«l l l r i ) ( i i | In ti*tr#liv il# II* ra id , a m -u a p n p e * p o h l h h r d iH u a ltii a* Ijii' i ip w # | m | h * hi w Ii It'll • iihl r o u i i l y , (>»r u 1*1 « 1...| fnu i ln» *i(il#| Kit,til i># |*iili|!»(it *| im r u n a e v u i D # a.<« k» NYIV.N|>H my liaiol mol o f f i r l n t feiUF rtltlhOPIlllkP H##!.# NNllu* H«* N II 1Nl| lii,ASiL !*•*» k ••"Ml u f lli# i H i ult C o m I *.r Mt •f MMi*| • 'ill'll It F||U11, Mini lli# f 1 Vt'RI) •llllnl J •I<||4'! | k'll k-1111 t h e Hi a t e of Fhir li l .1, ht i u . i (,>, >l* (kli ■*' nt 1In 1* of ! 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HftBTHHW I **u ft 1 # tu i i t i f ' r d # r r d atu l r r * h Mioiir iiimivi fit 1 *■ Xl!*-M 11,at ul< •Iimn i *i•*UI r inniIm-( i un ml ) , a h u d , iii ti** a r t aiHi t,) M rt-.-n . MU i»f Fiiifi|tUtril till'd unainul »u 1 l u r . r l u a a 1*,I -nl,, ■,,,,I .,,* 1,, III# aliuh** m| ) I # ( 1 i a III# nil I l h a a l u l a . 1. 1111 . . I r»Uftft » „ at,. ftvia ilftt uf J4arrM, A l> tt:>. |, li# Han fo l d l ! # r a t d l« h r r r l r v *!•• n p r u t a i Alithiii in • "tinn#«ri *. mi - _ « j | R i MR H im n»w*.fiHfe« Hi wliltlt tirifrr ■!«.* 11 it# 1 i# r uli hi 11 It# 1* (Millllwit«d fur ^ ' ‘"•,ftr. »ih u r „i xift>. a . j, DO". . «f( n i l am* i«11Ira h #* k . 1 ■*#• In I f u n l u f Hi# F u u r i 11 ui| •« N K IHIIMJI \HS, FJ *»k 111 Mufifuril. H* miunI# ('utility-. o f NYI.»•**•■ hmM ( i*r o l l f i i u r t , a n d Ih# n fFlorida, will offar for mil#. *iii rli il * m I l t i* i# n f I It I h t i l l d a y tit •til, lo ill# hluhrii and |,mi |j|iid*-r flN|*n| A II I W tut cakh. durfna lli# i««.ti hour 1 . ; V K. IntF O l.A N H •ala. Hi# folinnlnif |iriii>#i|) 1.1411 Ft#rk. I*v A M U'l-D'KS •!•* i?Hii and 111 tli# t?|(y „ id r Halifurd. i ’ounly . nf M^iiilnul# a* | i M#m!I 9 siato of Fi*»rldMt nnd mot# |uut(**- «*AM If I « 'Fl# A .. W ll sklN M O N K ... ularl>‘ ilr«Tii»Ml a# follow**, lu-urit Hu lliliu**r fu r Foni|*laliiM ni. m in i____ _____ _ J . A . Jft ttl* . \ , . aa. Ht>ftc,a Jtrwia. : , w . ‘/Ia rr xiP z katlfnti a ll« U . j.U « * Fnhirt, * iim M in fu rd 11i f a 1*1 ia t i r r r b v 4 a # "ihlwl «i Ih# iiKWi|Ni|irr in i-h Ihia ord#r *113111 !*• nulil'mi,. f u r fn ij r t u i t a i t u l l t a Y r a k r *ilM»* V, K IHiltUlaAMf Flmrll „ . I V mII F u u r i . and th« nf* ftwii rU"5v«v: v.',kU *ih •" k . ih ji '(ii.Am. _ .w . (Hath — r"— a it. Dtajijt 1^ “AftVV* A- a NVI VftKIKftON iu jirllof §m I ***»»|i|t>lnaiiL ('.“ "L'a (o tT h n e x T * " TAD, Fro in Ilia ilia II t, . . ^ ■ { a T U r o J J I - t n iu a k Tw el- lie m Pill A D, I l r fandant, . m f f i K S o r jr im L iC A T io ft oiirSli? v*Uo*iM- >i«U uf T in a r t M r t l f erdirtH i a | ri* l*A4JJU r e c o rd # tt . UoddhV# ro v r-h a w S hip obeyed on ML Koya than a t ------placet, and even today no meat o f spirit* are obtalnabl*. ”* C lx e d to Wowtqid Th* mountain waa oPcngd to wp* men pilgrim*, and lata Wat year q furious quarrel among tb* pritata raged back and forth aa to whether to permit the building o f an electric line up th*' mountain and tho erection o f a modern hotel Shortly after the groat earth* quake, tho aahes o f all tho de«4 , ) ’a 1 1 U ilK M FIIII.DU'H. FomisiMlnanl, Crystal Jar Will Con­ tain Scroll Bearing QuakeVictimNames were brought to th* alt* of th a t m ilitary clothing depot bayoundl Sumi.lft River in Toko. BuddMs1 T em ple, a Shinto thrina a n d a ta itt fnr.Chrlalm aa service* had aprting up Jin the all* almost before tho a*h*a of the stricken city bad cooled. Maas was sal,| for 100 d a n and nights. Gradually th* clu ttar of barrack-tem ples and lanta gava way, gtul one small, aavarly plain tempi# of unpalnted wood waa ervetej and waa dodicatad to All lU H g R m v B o h t n d n tr r r i m r a w B r en figure of tho Goddoti o f Meroy, wore placed the aahea of the dead In m ttal containers. A cam paign was conducted %pd funds raiaed for th* arectlon of a charnel Shrine. The flrat o ia tin choaen was futuristic In atyU byt thla haa been abandoned a n d * tem­ ple-pagoda modelled In tha farai lloriujl near N an: la to ba Work waa begun about n f e a r ago. ' 1 Not all of the aakoa of thoai* who p e rlih ril(n th * »Vlt*iquhka\and the fires which arcom palnsd It r* lb a, ST. JOHNS BATTIST CHURCH SECOND SHILOH H. D. CHURCH at Hlfukuahnato. In October, 1828, L x k h a rt'a Subdivision. a few week* a fte r th* groat trag e­ A. Bradley, paator. Rev. C J Jackaon, paator. Sunday School a t 9:30 o 'clx k . dy, Buddhlr* priest* held a special Sunday School at D:30 A. M. Preaching irrrlccft a t 31:?0 aervlra on thla now ro n sso n tad Morning aervlrea a i 11 o’clod' t'H x k , ground an,| placed a portion of tha A fte rn x n m rellng at 3 o'clock- aahea of the dead In container* fa Woman'* Horn* ktlialon Diacta Evening tervlcea a t B o 'clx k . bo taken tu Koyatan. *t 3;3 l M. B. Y. P. U. a t 8:30 P. M. Drvotlonal m atting a t 7:30 P. M. Service* a t 8. , P rayer meeting on Tueaday and Thuradny night*. llahar'a board nierta Wednesday nlgkL (Tiolr rehcaraal on Friday night ST. PAUL'S BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. C. Itrewer, p aitn r Sunday Srhoul «t 9:30 o 'clx k -•• *he aim# b* lie: « JAM lift Wo IMIII.I-I f % IV#f#»,l|inl I F 14 O F r i N I.IFA TIO A m'lluIm Tol i JiUBM. W. . . . I t i ljiliia . __ Ilu_rl.n nli. Fa). , Ills MuuDi IJ rir ti tn A t t . Y ou a r a h a f a b / n r d r r r d a n d / • « Miilrad In !*■ a n d a M » ta r tif-.n V # •*»- O f « f M a r , A D 1919 In IA# Mill «*f 1‘ ■ ■ »n|»lali*l flI rd affHlnal y n u |V* M|i(*l# a l ) Ir d c a u a a a n d Mapwfle — - A ttar tk* aCTolla t i t tb* Jar, which la 138 ronilmoWea dlftmater #14 23 c e n tia o t# th* air will ba foreed o u t aad * vacuum loft to prevent tho n f tb* paper. Tha Jar vf tea led, and placed In a le # | flvhleb In turn w ill b# plan cylinder o f earbonmduni. Th* Idea of honoring tho earthquakg wa* originated by Hldajf when h* wa« m ayor a f Tokyo, - u _ Mount Koya whera (ha ervatgl n ra , la u ena on# ooxf m jar will' b* buried, moat sacred apota l» *U pot. In all JanoM'ii* JftpM tb* follow er! of Buddhism. IW** , Dalahl, the great real Boddhlxt l N # H , of th* lata eight and sarly n in th s, cantuitea—Iw o N l - i 'f a r t i p f t f t i i l monaatery there. DEAD BYKEEPINGLIST TOKYO, Apr. 11—(IN S )—A q ry ital jar, within which will be th* name* o f tha 104,019 pertona who met death in the Japanese earthquake of September 1, 1923, la to b« placed on aacrod Mount Koya and to lem aln thejv for 10,000 y e a n . The Jar baa ju st been completed. SHILOH B A tT IS T CHURCH Cryalal was choaen fottoirfA# Rev. J. Sipitn, paator scientific Investigation, becauaelt Sunday School a t 8:30 o'clock. waa believed to ba tho m o a t/q ; H orning service* a t I I o'clock. uurlng *uh-i*nr«*ifrt*H efterT bl* Evening eervlces a t 8 o’clock. rr lo'w lU tatand a d d , and change* In tem perature than la glaaa. Sheet* - H i. MARAH P. B. C ltU R C n of tnrlnoko paper m an u fx tu red by Rev. L. \V. Wlltlama, pastor the Government Printing Bureau Sunday School a t 8:30 o'clock. will be uaed fo r lnarrlblng the Morning tervlcea a t 11 o'clock. names, each sheet bearing 100 Srrmon by paator. name*. These will be rolled like P rrarhlng a t 3 P. M. Sermon by scroll*, and each end a iy the cenvlaitlng paator. Young People* Voluateer Band J. N. Crooma, superintendent. meet* a t 8:30 P. M. Morning ttrv lA a t 11 o'clock. Evening tervlcea a t 6 o'clock, B. Y. I*. U. a t 8:48 o 'd x k . M. C. with apeclat tarm on by th* paator. Moaely, president CLRARWATER M? IL CHURCH Evening lervirea a t n o’rlx k . LockhSsrt'* Subdivision Sunday School trachera* meeting • Rev. laa. Iluraton, paator an Tueaday n ig h t'a t 7:30 o'clock. Suaday School a t 8:30 o’clock. Weekly prayer meeting on Morning nervier* a t 11 o'clock. Thuraday night at 7i30 o 'clx k . Evening aervlrea a t 8 o’clock. The Lord'a Supper will be ob- WEST SANFORD MISSION JL O . E CHURCH ae rv rj on the arrond Sunday a t Rev. K< S. Johnson, paator 3 o'clock. Sunday School a t 10 A. U. A cordial .Invitation 1* extended to alf-tn attend th* aervlrea. Prearhlng at 11:30 A. M, LsTl f n tll U4oM Uuhda-*.- ' ZION HOPE MISSIONARY A. C. E Lragu* a t 6 P. M. BAPTIST CHURCH Prearhlng at 7:30 P. M. Holy Rev. 11. VV. William*, paator communion aecond Sunday. H unlay School a t It o’clock. Wrekly class meeting on TursBreaching at IPo'clock, (Uy night, conducted by A- W. Evening aervlrr* a t 8 o'clock Dingle. PROVIDENCE M. H. CHURCn ST JAM ES JL m T B. CHURCH B0DKEHTOWN Rev. J, II. Eppcraon, paator. Rev. 0 . S. Saaaiou, paator Sunday School al 0:31) o'clock. Sunday School a t 1:30 A. M. Breathing by th* paator a t 11 Prearhl* It Jl A. M., 2 P. M o 'clx k . and 8 P. M. Evening atrvicea a l 8 o 'c lx k . ia i h r 4"o m p ln lu a u t nm l T l h i y i A v dKFFKlCHO.N HANCTo.N I. ||, # f elola ii I, *»nd > ••«• oi e h t- i r h y i ,■ f ju l itil in h r n ml ti|(jM,if atul iiiifv*1 *|rf* Il»e t h r r e l i f . on (hi- ft I Ii driV .if o a jo lj, of aam ta.1. . l u t e ut r i a c ul* t wInin* uf n ttrirev* of r w l u i i i r e n n d atil# l e n d e r e d in ♦lie a b o v e e n t l t i i d i-nuae o n (lie Ir d la y o f April, A. D 1 9 1 9 / 1, a a Mpe* lal Mari** Hi I'htt M 'e ry , o u g M o m ln i, (h e n i l . d a y of May* A. D I 9 f f , In HI*MCI Al« •BA kT HM I * ■ A I.M N o tic e la h r t e h y ftl ycn D ia l lin* >l#r a n d hy i l r l i i a o f a d e c r e e of f o r e c l o s u r e n n d v a le ( r e n d e r e d It. t h e a l n i i u # nl it led m u t e ot* Did Tl l k «l#y of M m rli. A. D u l l . I. xm Niter-la I M » o « r in C h a n c e r y , mi Monda y, I h e Clh. d a y o f M ay , Ad. ill? . In f r u n t u f t h a Co.»rt lli*ua# d«M»r In H a n fo rd . M amin -'# 4*«mnly, F h i r l d a , w i l l offer 'n ■ale, e n d e r |l , l o l h a h l « k l e « t It'dliar few c a e h . durlnff teffai Im u - t •f f «h «j, th e ful i**w in k d e a r r «v» ■t ia n d a, e l i u a l e , lylnr and 1**1111 in t h e C ity o f H a n f n n l , I ' u u n i t *f s a n ii n u le a n d H ia le u f . KI..»M». Idol Tl.r#o (If of FIIA.NKMN mere I t e r l l r u l n i l y ' de ac ilW ed im fo|«*we, l u - w l l t TKKIIAi'lL AiTiirfUjif in i>Li| Ia»!a Hi a h i f | » . N in e 491 l?*#r»uf iH'Hfdi-il in |*|;tl | it*tnaI* a n d T e n t l f l mf II lu c k T h i r ­ I wi l»a«»‘ tB n f III* tmI*llr r#* teen U I I , T ier' i:i« h t |k>. *,f ffifita o f M#in|null* F tn i n iy , F l o r ­ t " 11' " ! , e u r l d a , f t r . u r d l n x .-. ida r - J 1- T r » r f i'*dft N a t . Of a . . Trnn# Farh. 1 j«™ K to rld a , ■■ p a r p l.t l* u ii 'h ah • 1 lev |oil f o r «l«-#«l I n c r e o f d u l y o f r e c o r d gtiHiim _____• I AM (I Hil AID *N. J ; K tho r . r n r r i . o f Homin. ula I ' l . u n t r 41, rid*. T o r n . , : iv>>h IH TtIM ( ISiri tT r o t NT M i l l*i l* u r e h f t .. r l ; r . Ar+A d t i i i r i %i, r i n r n r m xai* rou h i : m i n i m .i : m u n t i, ■ i i A i t u N in. ■ p o r t a l k tft a tr r la * lia o .,,!., . F i r m I I I 4. 1% « II4 4FF.II Y • ill x iiioh _ o i ^ " . • 4*i ,«mt by __________ ALLEN CIIAPBL A. M. & CHURCH Rev. W. B. Cofley, paator. Sunday School a t 8:30 o'clock. Morning tervlcea a t 11 o'clock. ChrlaUan Endeavor meet* a t 8 _____ P. M. P. c. tH rn l) The Adver lining Department of The Herald will be glad to help word your ad so it will bring the greatest possible returns a t the least coat. 16— House* fur Rent TRINITY M f T n o m - T triB C O , PAL. CHURCH 4 Rsv. H aitt L Burney, paitop, Sunday School a t t«:*6 o'clockP. W. S peart, M W ^ntandent. Morning servlets a t 11:16 o'clock. Epwortk L eagut and Junior Church r a n t a t 4 P. M. PiFaching a t 8 P. M . . IDA Notice I* h e r.h r civaa tl»at 1KORI1K WRItlHT, p u rr a* ter at l»x t'.rlitlcate No. f l |, 4qt*4 in . d i r „ ____ __ fil ed H id rrrUfirnte In my offire. n nd kna twnde Applle ntlow f n r U l ne ed Ho la ana In Aenordnnro w i t h There Is no subatltule for RE­ SULTS and that Is why we ask you to b« the Judge and render your qwn veriflel on the pulling power of HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS. rent available Apr. 1 . Apply A p t I. 2 an error la mad* Th* Sanford Htrald will bo IOtponaiW* for only ooo tacor' m t Insertion, tho adrartia-r for subsequent tnrartlen*. The office abould b# notified im­ mediately in com of error ffe rtU APTS.—O il Ato. Apt*, for Raildtor tar Complainant. VERDICT 15—Apartment* foe Rest I Ttaca ---------------7a • Uo* ■ 3d. m J. C. Smith. •43—W, Sanford. Advance f wfll k received P « r a u Mid collector a n t •taly for payment V dm . CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Cut Out For Hundy Reference IIA T T E IIIE S AUTO U K I’AIILH Ssnforil Ave. Bakery—Hanford Ave & nth—P. L. Nlxun, L IIM ItK It M IL K & ( H E A M Hill Lumber Co. Zip Service Phune 135 Semiiwle Creamery, Phone 034 Daily D .llvary Milk Iiuttcrmilk Cottage Cheese Morning &. Evening Delivery I $ r u s- a a n a l a » l . (ia>aa Ih .R lft Uuuth [ i t f a a t. t b r u r # Kail i l leal i___________ k t R U N O lf_ e .| .| | fftftt, ( b i n e . W a a l I I f t a l l a « • INblftK- . .r o a f tt C a t * , r*r drad. l-urvbaa.r bAMuKL n. oia iiT O h dullcttur l x OaMBptftlBsaL tu n > Cream Butter K g lfH NYAIeTH'l A KOI T l | and v if». I I A I K 4 N II o I ' t I i . 4*. W XAIII M l A F O M F A N Y , a ro r ix ir a ll if ii. I: If AMIII i i A F T , mm l l r r t l k #r o f Homin' l'«*uitly H a n k , > l*nnk 1?* TJtr FP.rA, !,M|* F ll.ld D lF in F o o t II M J I J J I f o M FA NV. a o n Mimllita, I n f t h r t n n l i rtcurtT TBFM -----FH OF HAA TK II 'a >41.4* Nwil^i' la l»#r#l*y ■ Iv a n Dia l uni dar j p P by klrlii# i f m ^d " c r* « «*f s ssy . jir % 111 —111 . of T*i-TI- U A K K itY M affrtt Auto Service 502 W e t Flm l St. IN T I I H 4'IMI I 14 I t t l MT O F T « ! * T W IilT I THIMU J I T I l F l 41* • IM! 1 I T o r r i l Mill 4, IN AND FOM ■m»: m i b o i *m r a i N T Y e in FII4N 4K M N . I KON M. H lifiBICT^ F u m p U l o a n l . forarlMiir# aud aal# ml*r».| In Ufa «•***%# aniltiad r«ua« on lit# ll'ii lay of April. A- D 1BS9. I. a* Spa*, ml Moaiar In Fkanr#rr( on Monday ikr fill day of May. A. D |9I». IM •ante • rul# day ut Ihia (!oui| ■nd • itfftl *a1aa day. In franl nf Ik# rauK hou## al Maaford. Mamin* ul# I uunty* Florida, nril| offar fnr •ala I.* Ika hiMti##! and b«ftl L b ld j-r f*.r ft-a#k. durtnn Ika i«ial at h u u r a o f •al#* lli# folio win t dlaacalbod iw t Iftftl. •Mooir. irtnn and * o l a « I* t h a Foil a ty o f tUrn idol# and Ml*to* of Kim Ida n»nr# ••a rtltiiftLt a r t y d a a c r l b . « l ns foilowa. lo-w ll; liraluiilna al lha j bfi*fl*«raa| o eih w .ftl rmnvr uf II lock | t Tlar 19, of F l o r i d a Uand and Colonisation CAFE SW AIN'S WILLARD Bat. Hvr. 0**ia Cafe Nnw liK»tv«l 207 (l*k Ave. 113 K. Park Ave.. Phan* P i l l L0NGW 00D DAIRY Phone 131 TOP SHOP S p c nnerr ri Top Shop 306 W. Soeoftd S treet FURNITURE UARHER SHOP ?s“b a.“'iSs BOOK KEPAIB1NQ Trod* In your UM<1 furniture • t W agoner's. J*a. H. Cowm Roofing an Sheet Msiftl MILK WATER Longwitod <*>4 Dairy Morniog # A'fU rnoon qpllv«gg Phon* Flo Pur* W ater, lk*C( *U Phon* 277 m ■ 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1929 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 13, 1929 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 13, 1929; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d5bcb188a599a3d37e32b2a55ce73cca.pdf a4f2fcc24a944eb930436e8e851a48ab PDF Text Text --J3- *— t 1 4 V V*: m i? h rb i ; 7. rt . V egeta b le Oat Bread l Garden Land. ■ with A itJ night ahIf ting A N INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XX W ir e In le n u lio n a l N e w * S ervice ROH OVER URL ENDS FATALLY R MAGNATE S...MFORD FLORIDA. MONDAY, APRIL IS. | » » Member Audit Burtau Of Circulation! NUMBER 178 FINANCING AND C ou rt Suspends Sentence U. S. IS TAKING Contest O f Election' Upon Ten Defendants In RACE BILLSTO Guinan Night Club T ria l NOCHANCES ON O fR u th O w e n B e g u n BEINTRODUCED ssKBORDER AREAS In H ou se B y L a w s o ir M iam i Commission P robes W ild Firing' A lo n g W a te rfro n t MIAMI, Fin, Apr. 15. _ (IN S )—Coast guard gunfire opon the Miami waterfront Traterday—w a rfh e Subject NEW YORK, Apr, 15-GN8)— *■ city commission launched an ex. hauitire probe Into the affair which endangered many Urea, according to witneues. Mean, while, several Miami police, men. who were witnesses to . NEW YORK. Apr. 15. — the roaat guard boat'a rhaae (IN S )— Held without ball of a rum boat have been rum. on a charge of homicide fol­ moned to testify at a govern, lowing the mvaterioua death ment Invertiratinn at Ft- Laud, of Arthur Morgan Smith, erdale. The Ft. lauderdale wealthy Cleveland manufac­ Inquiry will bo conducted thla turer, Samuel E. Bell. Okla­ afternoon by Commander R. homa oil man today was ___ _ W U | L Jack of the coait guard* lodged in the Tomhs Ajrait- bare here. W h iO ft lS t e T B H eld F o r D eath O f Cleveland Business A n d Social Leader S s Present W e e k In Cap­ ital O f State Is E x ­ pected To B e Filled W ith BillAvalanche FtAslfcl Judgw K^wt* IT b s M J i'if Connecticut, contradicted hla rep. utatlon for severity today when he suspended Jail sentences against th* 10 drfcndantala,th* nightclub case o f the K.lon Royal who plead­ ed guilty while the eleventh de­ fendant Texas Guinan, stood trial and waa acquitted o f a similar charge o f maintaining a nuisance In connection with the sale of liquor. Defense counsel deviated that inasmuch aa the evidence which would have been used against the defendants who plead­ ed guilty served to acquit Mis* Guinan, It placed 10 awaiting sentence In a "paradoxical situ­ ation." “ These men are law abiding ritirena and simply violated a law Loaia JrraawtU Judge Thom* put the 10 de­ fendant* on probation for a yrar and gave them tin months in Jail o « a suspended sentence. lie fined ra h waiter 1100 and the two jtre^ric tor*. John Jounnldia an I kolas I'rounla, $500 each. 'I be latte/ two paid the fines for cveryv body. Four other defendant* em­ ployed in the European Club, also owned by Jounnldia and I'rounts, drtw fltti fines and suspended sentence*. The attitude of the court brought a bit of sunlight to Helen Morgan, actress and night club entertainer, who goes on trial thi, aflrrtsHin before Judge Thomas lor maintaining a nu inner, a ease similar lo the charge against Texas Guinan. Addltional Forces A d* vance Points W hereFijfhtin g M a y A ffe c tU .S . P VTO coJSs GET UNDER WAY N e w F arm R elief B ill • In v o In n g H u g e S u m Is L a id B efore Cong r e s s B > C om m ittee'r2 TALLAHASSEE. Fla, Apr. 15. NOGALES, Aria., Apr. 15. — 1 WASHINGTON, Apr. 15, — (IN S )—The Florida 1029 gen­ (IN S )— American Army com­ M r8 .H o o v e r,M rs .G rfh n — (IN S )— Contest of th. mander* along th« (order ar* eral assembly today began its A n d Social Loaders election of Mrs. Ruth Bryan taking ms chance* on the Mraican third week, while a flood of bills Owen (D ) Florida, waa startrevolution “ boiling over" intu the have been dropped Into the mill AttcndO peningD ay id i» the House today short* United Sutra In il% |aat atages. no legislation of major Import, ly after tho special session Tod*)~they completed plan* for W ASHINGTON* Apr. 15 anre ha* been enacted. Getting the distrihurion of troopi and (IN S )— Parked galleries saw the i'|toned. She ia tho daughter away to a slow start It Is gen­ of tho lutu. Wntv Jennings airplane* along the Arison*. Ing his rearrcJgnmcnt to- ■ 71st Congress—the “ Hoover Con- lifyan. erally belierrd the assembly will ' ~ • Sonur* border and rxtabllahrd mormw. find it difficult to throw the leg. g rriv "—ervt o ff to an early atari William C. lawson (R ) who headquarters here. Smith, a rW elend h iilw t i illative machine into high grar. Arrival late today of B50 men today. The gavels fell In both op|H>Mxl Mr*. l)wen In th# But m>rnat- and slelelv man and Har­ ' The Senate has been hampered of the Twentisdh Infantry from houses at noon, tending Congress election, contended that ah* ia vard-graduate. died nnde* mjr». by executive sessions, it has Russel, Wyo. veill imrvasp the on It* way into the first special not a qualified cilixrn under th* terinua elrcums'anre* fnllow'ng * been wrestling behind closed door* constitution. champagne ar-i eeektalt par*.- In soldiery In' Nogaes to 1200, th* session that Washington hat seen with the Governor'* appointment* He allrged that Mra. Owen, tha *U ere'nalr- Pa-V A Venn- hotel. strongeat American concentration and auspenalona. Rejecting fur widow o f a British Army officer, M p j J ft b n T. Itrnwn. attrsc'lrc anywhere Immediately on the since 11)22 . the second time Carlton's appoint­ l i l U M g matron o- Islington. Kv . Imrdrr. Mra. Herbert Hoover and Mr* had forfeited her American cltldetained at a material ment of Morris Givens as county Twenty airplanes also wil! “ Dolly" Cuftls Gann, sister efth- xrnahlp upon Her marriaga and solicitor o f Hillsboro, the Senate reach here today front Fort llua- Vice-President, led . the Capital's had not regained it- She contends de*»h oerorved after Sml*u. G reater D em andW ith now fares the ordrnt o f pasting her citiirnihip was auto, *hui a, AM., and with the ground social parade Into 'the packed that I J f’W. Itronn had attended )n upon the eaevutlve's ins pension math-ally restored * under U>* force will use Nogales aa the Better G^gde Gives of a f»ahlon*Me hridg- and reektaB Jerry TV.- Carter, state hotel City AttorneyReturnR gnlleries. They__worn lntm/rii*d -4saMe-Arf o f 1053.' wartv aa the roe-*, of Mr*. tlntn-t Other contests filed with th* Hark near Scbutel'c. ItUWOivwi • M o r e Satisfaction commissioner, and Jordan It. Boy. Infantry will g.t *|iertnlor* of the Senator'* pro­ F ro m -C n p ita lF n ifir -fusli w jtrr all, -slat heirs**. After the -a rt* limke un Borne Thru Streets into ramp at llrishre, Ari*., while ceedings. whlrh lasted’ barely 20 s|>eaker’ were directed against ’ M.Mt 'A.'M .—Smith iroT With market rordilTctn* clearing commissioner. the following members: Augustus ing: Solons’ E ffo rts Lined WithThronprs 400 Seventh Regiment eavalrynirn minutes. Bel) enrared In an aberration nvrr up. a *Lght improvement noted In MrCloakry (D ) o f Trxas; Wax.' IL What Is called the “ IlroWnfrom Fort llliss, Texas, will be who. rhnn'd lake 'Mra Dmwn The crush * * * the greatest on Lawrenre (It) o f M o, Vincent Krummer plan" to'compound ap­ the demand, and a better grade Clly Attorney Fled R. Wilstn stationed nt Douglas, Ari*. home Bell, eeronllrr to beat notCI-F.VKI-AND, Apr.. 15—(IN S ) the House side Is-cnuse of tlio I'almisaito (D ) of 5ld, and Louis Report* trickling over the line lea Information, waetrd to acenm- o f .elery moving, the outlook for proximately 40 per rent of the has returned front Tnl ahessr", — Honored in denlh by the .high pane Mr*. Breen e’one and re. llii* week'* celery shipment, of­ highway gas tax; 25 per rvnt of where he Went last week n the in­ indirale that while the rvvulu- soi res o f new member* w ho hnd Ludlow (It) of Imlisna. Abandoning tho plan of farm rented Smith', intmt'-n to pn with fer* rncouragimrnt to Florida the motor vehicle license tax and tv vst of several municipal meas­ i f f ! cia’« of two nations. Am- lion may l>« on its laaf Kgs it hern sworn In. them. Bell M hmn-ht the socL**v grower* an<| shippers, aceonliag to three per cent of the gross re­ ures, the two prior 1paI one* pro­ bassnib r Myron T. Herrick tmluy still has n vigorous kick or two roller for which they waged a bit­ The feminine bloc, which in this matron ta the'party. ter H year fight, memben o f ths ceipts of bus and transportation viding for the redemption of do- raceivej the lnst> sorrowing ro- left. The garrison of the adjoining Congress comprises eight women, House Agriculture Committee to­ Sm’th Was pIrked on enrlv •nlormallon obtained today bv Th- conilwnars to pay o ff the honded lin.juent taxes prior to It'.’* with­ Mexican I s n of Nogales has Thutvdar In front of the Ilo'e) lit laid. The ailualion la said to ’indebtrilness of various counties out Interest, and the payment o( epect* of hi* fellow townsmen. was the rynosuro o f nil eyes. All day laid U'fure Congress a new street paving asscssmrns without Marrurrv In Park Avenue. He w j * lie helped by the pro«pcct of a The distinguished diplomat lifen strengthened by fresh ur- save one, Mrs. Langley of Kent- 5500,000,000 filler*! farm board is destinrtl to bertho major legis­ interest. Both h I * hnve aln-mly v*ls, while n heavy concentra­ charred with intoxication, and •ntiih lighter movement from this -••era *• Its tion of rebel* is reported taking lucky werr in Ihrir seats when bitl, and predicted Bs pasisgo la lative battle ground. been Introduced in the House as whom America • dtad In hla aulte In the Hotel Bar­ 1 With the ronstitutionnlity of have the other measure*. most successful Tfprvsi-o*«„.» ... l—Cf south of hiTe. clay Friday. afle- the Intnxlrallno diatrirt during the present week. Speaker Ismgwurth rapped for the House wrilhin a week. I j ii I week approaimately 500- the guverprtr's tax plnn approved The two tax measures wil| wo.k FAirre since Benjamin Franklin The Senate farm bill waa Ued charge had been dismissed. Frfetda It is considered possible that order. of Pml’ h. declarlnr be wa« ta n were ahipprd from the Sa*- informally by a group of.repre- n great saving for taxpayer*, said tip pending final word from tbs th,insurrectionists will put up a had Hurtled for all time to the The three Ruths- Ruth Hanna Department uf Agriculture on ths not a drinking man. aakrd a pol­ ford-Oviedo district while for thi* , M-ntativr . ’ aiu-rnry* in the Ml Wilson, who urge,] that eittice invratlgatlon. An autonar re­ week the estimate I* not tnoie thin state, other tax hill* were in xena lpk«,advantngc » r the plan at state which knrw hint first aa a fight In this vicinity rather than McCormick I It) of Illinois, Ruth plan to Include an optional deabjectly surrender. Wth this revolt toe earliest time Redemption *.f vealed a fracture o, the akull. humble facpier boy and latrr as destlnrd to go d-.wn in history llryau Owen (D ) of Florida, mot la-ntute plan In the ptesxure. Further '.nvexlgallon revralrd 250. Manatir, which laat week process of completion the latter he taxes must he made before tIvss Ruth Pratt (It) of New York, ita governor. part o f the week, and legislator* average*! * « n a day, will ha>* tud of thi, year hut the City may us nrartlrally hattlrlrss, u final vveie the e nitre o f an admiring Two department experts havs apthat Bell ami Smith had enrared proied the |K)s>i|dlllies o f ths de­ I in *n altereation in front of the equally a* heavy a mowmrnt thi. expected to see them on the filer proceed without delay lo enforce Mourning Ihoumnds observed fight wiiu.1 soothe rebel pride uni votigrntulal ry group in the benture plan hut Ihrro were litI Hotel Margurrr after the par y week, whi'a Sarasota expert* »a of one or both house* thi* week. payment of inteivst, Mr. Wilson th» return ye'terdav. A» the *|>erisl hut nothing more. House floor. There was applause I aa Bell waa entering a laalrab Tt>e content* of the measure '••id in explanation of tin- hill.. The strongest- American pa­ when they took their oaths along tlknliona the department, through The qui-sl on up|iernio*t in the train t>earing Ambassador (lerI with Mr* Brown to accompany her Increase it* shipment* enough l'* that will he offered by the gov­ Kerr. Arthur M. Hyde, would retrols will lie maintained between niakn up fur. the decline in the minds of the legi'lalurs is the I bo J«xt it. ernor as a vchiclo to place Hor-' problem of taxation, the atlurtivy t t f ' l bo.ly arrived from New Nogales and Naro. It is this with the others. •I’eged to have Attack sd Sanford output- The Oviedo a c ­ Bell tY;*• tl s am*w ssdnrial salute »f Mrs. McCormick was huslnrsvPending some word regarding '•ret '• V h*ro the rebel* are ex. the curb wb1Smith lb “ ' ms tion is slated to ship thi* wees Ida on it* financial fret is not fvun | umm hi* visit. He voiced th*. tried to fore* himself good quality celery (or which generally known anil probably t»elle» that * mea'sure. affording C' run* was l lieu by Batirry rt peeled to s c r m Int • th* United h*< king in black an I white. Mrs. Mr. Hoover’s attitude on this al­ I the I" . , - # i, Owen chose hi;-V velvet f-»r her ternative proposal or It* rejection will not lie known until the hill* material tel r f to the people of • t the 133th Field Artillery from ... lino tt taxicab. Bell wa« arrerted, ll.itt L a giwxl demand. St Itca—perluUis ivacefully, per- , , , . 1 . i# . l i I t . i ‘ lr ' 1 nPIs-amiire In li.e House, by llydc, the Senate hill will ba and held wAbout bail are read in the legislature. It had Florida, will l>e i mu ted by the a point north of the station. ha,.* not—If their army break* >mJ Mf, „ I1|varrJ k Some of ls>t week's shipments Two troops g f cavalry men, their a a xcmi-hyste ira| conHe field in abeyance. Under proaent U -n intimated that the governor Si IntU. wire sold for 11.50 to 11.15 * up Mr. Wilson, n warm supporter snlers held ahrest, remained -«t hi* cell laat night etisemhlr. In fact, Mark n>|>earod plans, it probably wil not reach saw sufficient cause hi support i tate in Sanf ird while a limit? 1 Decision to rnneentrate Amcrlof Governor Carlton and a'm e .tIhll admitted to deterhis mrasun-s with * spec'al tnca- ber of Jiii staff, reported that the <•ttent ion un I .'i.ikmi pe.iple whoha.l rnn troops and airplane* here to lie the itominant fashion mile id the Senate for debate before next I Urea at he pushed Smith he dr- number » ( ra a or the Iwsl gra !e nowded Into the station maintainthe women legislator*. All wore it Moudsy. sage to the combined house* of were purchased at prices up to tChief Exes utire has caused ta bo I nied that he had atruck him. At ni a respe. tful silence until the followed * conference today of except Mrs. M«ry Norton ID ) AR of the enthusiasm which ac­ any rate. Smith daggered across ler cr*te. A large portion, How­ lawmakers. This rumor was e f­ ill aw n a measure, which is ex­ civic officials and army command, New Jersey who appeared In companied the opening of cun* dented by Governor pected to ahsorii n large portion (•oi-ming salute was finldied. the sidesrn k, fell—and lay atill. ever, bti-ught below I I jiO. . The fectively ers. pr.ee trend Is c*|H-itc,| to muve brown velvet. The paldieurers, non-rnmmlssof llie lioniled indebtedness of tli .1 Subsequently. he waa p'cked up u grossionul battles for tho old Me Carlton last week. Intoxicated but thla rharge wa» upward during the m-at lew days ' < onipan-il to tlm House, the Nury-llnugcn hill and its equalThe receptivity of the legisla- fnMiit.es, thereby reducing count j i • i'd offireri of the Ohio National sod slate taxes about 30 per ccn\ Guard carried the easlet, drape.' Today's heavy lUin is es|iectrd dropped when, in court, it aeeme-l Senate *|*-r!urle was drab and irut/m fro was absent as “ farm (Continurd On Page Five) That Scmino'e County* repr« • x\it|, the American Flng which was I he waa more ill .Utan anything to be advantageous to thus* grow­ dull, despite tho crowded gallcrtrs. bloc" leader* prepared to accept x«ntatlvc», L P. Hagan and C. W. er* who have young celery in tnv I else. After swearing in four new sonplaced ever it In France, lietwern Enttniingc-r. will |trnhaldy oppose row* of dross-uniformed |Milirefield. Th,» runt nued dioutli threat­ ctois, ntol np|M>inting the usual the last election a* a mandate to the proposed general sales lax of ened to burn up the tender plants I omnidice to inform the I’rrsideH pn*v a bill designed lo pises tbs . IB e K in d T o Anim als and do tptuldetable damage to ' te­ two per rent, via* the message tnen, to the hearse. that fo il gross is tvady to do bus- solution " f (ho farm problem in Co|. Charlrs A. I.imlhergh stepp crop that will la-gin to more, brought hack by Mr. Wilson, aft >t the bands of President Hoover. ll.es*. the Senate adjourned. W eek Is Set Aside .xt* NEW YORK, Apr. 15.— I'rofea-in. U iin lt section, having mor* inti-iviewing those men upon the e.l from the tiain with Harlan Ilep. Haugen (I I ) at lows, Over the lions,, aide there was subject. of the late celery than Sanfuiu, Miller, former third secretary to slonul* cIism-iI eai|i other around ■he usual opining day hust'e and chairman o f the ronunillee, will Mayor Nelson Gray by far- w il bu brnelltt«*J more ,by the The attorney lauded the legisthe lug confusion. The physical task of Embassy at Paris. They walk- the 11 lilting pints 'of I reel prrcUmallca today acclaim*! rain, it* was said. II. C. Brown, negro, arrested nt Inlute, declaring that it romparre rd with almost military precision hoard today t»r the privilege ol administering the oath to more sjMinvor the new hill, asserting I this xrrek. April 50. Inclusive a« an early hour thla morning after favornldy wdh any of its prede­ lo a wailing nutomotd'e whirl swu|i|dng a few of the active oil, than llio memla-rs driggt-d out the that it carries out the Republican Party's eapalgn pledge*. A t the leading local officer* an eacitlm: cessors. The members, he ssiil, Iratisferrml them dirrrlty to the steel, motor and specially stock* proceeding's there. I Be Kind to Animal* week. snnte limn bo reiterated bis faith at fractional price ehaligis. E iChurch Conference chase, whlrh emled when the have shown a inmmrndalde devo­ Ihrrirk estate at Hunt-valley. |The prwlamstbm drclarrd: After tills t was aerompained tion t oduty Mini vulcerl the belief ii-pt for the rise ill the oils ami in the equal!ratiun fee uf tbs old. -Whereat it has been the erstom Herrick'* son •e I Is isos* pioi ceded to iV'-clee'. Opens H ere Tonight negro’ * car overturned In a ditch that if iiiuiiy worthwhile measures Amhaaaader c.n West Thirteenth Street, pleaded are not passed at this session it P.umrly Herrick, with his wife and the la-tler demand for tho spec - "Nick*' l.nogwn VI, in lli,. speaker bill a* the most effective farm I ta set aside one Week la rar| yrar guilty today to possession of liquor wi I he IsciUM the solons have *• n. drsrrndrd from the train tallies, the market developed noth­ slop, and then the House, tmi, ad- relief remrdy uf all. |In whlck, throughout the wadd.the , ing of *|ierial Inlriest i-avrpt to Under the plan adopted by tb* A song ser­ service, an addrnsby and revkle’ * driving, and waa fined elndt at people nr* dlrretef alone iCoptinued On Page Five) wi h a numlier of dignitaries *ln- those whose husilies* it Is tu lout md The Democratic vole* for llie speakership were rast for “ fatm bloc" leader*, the bill will naaitariaa line* la rrlaton U in. l-udd M. Hpivey, president ul 5300 and coat* cn th# first- chargo flu ling Puslmaster-Genrral Walter “ grali for Irartlims'1 on the alork Southern College, and a recrutloii “ Jack* Garner, (he lo-w minority be taken up for general debate on and HO and costs on the second. mi. tO.'li't.v , ' IlK.Mt ,111.1 1 m Drown, care and treatment *f dumb representing President exrliunge up in pt-athy speculu leader. to the visit.ng delegates will lie Wednesday, after president Hoov­ nlmal*, and *k . Ihsiver at the service, and a dele­ live haunts. among the evrnta tonight in the An alternative sentence of six er'* uiestsg* ha» bee,,.delivered to The re-conveliitig of Cungress "Whereas the week #r April-16 •'tailing ‘ program of th,- annual months was given on tin- liquor CHICAGO Apr. 15. — (IN S )— gation from the French Embassy, the »|>eeial srMion. . has hern ael axise nation- runlrlrnce ol the Wesley Ulliie rount. Dr. Will'am M. Burton, elected • Uttering down Euclid Avenue and the aiinusl aterl corporation While the Republican lsadln Brown, who said he lived In I.akr director o f ' the y. aa Be Kind to Aigfeal, week. C a** Fesieration of tile Mehtodist Standard Oil right abreast, the two cavalry meeting Joeusrd vomideiaide of the Intrrrsl of the Wall blreel wore confident that the new meas­ "There. L Neladt Oray Chunk Everythin# ia in readi­ County, was Touihl with five gal Company of Indiana lo surreeii ll'-ip# formed the escort on the ure would bo approved by an ov­ ’ power vrested ia/ne as mav- ness for the gatbenng, it was an­ Iona of liquor In hie automobile. Col. Robert W. Stewart, today four-mlU route lo Trinity Eplsro- district. The * open advorary hy erwhelming vote, there were In­ Jug filled tendered hi* resignation at the |w! fUtheilral. A unit of mounted |ni|Miitant hankers of a highei w the city of Hanford nounced today by those who hav-t Another five-gallon ivserVe ledlsiuunt rate, whilo rharge of the arrangements. dication* that Democratic oppon­ lurid*i d» | hereby ar«*im the week it h “ ahine" was smarked In the regular meeting of directors. police led th* way. business leailrrs urged a 3 |a-r 't he song service, beginning at wrecked machine. Deputy Sheriff ent* would make u spirited effort anlng April 15 and ending * rent rate, ahuwed how far a|iail 7:30 o'clock, will led hr itev. ELIZABETH, N. J , April 15. to obtain the adoption o f a substi­ - B0 lie Kind likAniatala week. I'. M. Boyd. A t a o'clock Hr. Chris Stephenson and Constable was current opinion on the money I IN S) New evidence uncovered 1 daring this ark It la expert- Spivry wilt addA-*s the rvngrega- R. C. Wilros placed the negro market, controversy. Industrial t"day may prove conclusively, po­ tute measure. tkat all peopta xriU report to t.oa at th* rhurrh A t 9 o'clock under aiTest after following him slueks wire churned around lit lice believe, that Henry -Conn the early afternoon under thu Campbell runfrxred slayer- of Mr*. Five Die W h en T rain aatbaftiea any know- It* reception W.ll be htld at the more than a mile. nainiwi'Bt range of price changes Mildred Mowry, had a hand in Brown said he was taking the I they may b n of cruel trest­ IK tel Forrest Lake. of the year lo date Such aetive the killing of Margaret Brown, Strikes Autom obile le dumb jliinal*, and durA full program has been mapp'd liquor lo lake Mary and that he Supporter* of tha proposal to lllitrh Red Front Store, Mi- stocks as U. H. Steel, Amt-rlran victim of New this time i> police autbori- out for tomorrow with many mat­ hod been hired to deliver It to this Jersey's first JOLIET. I ll, Apr. 15.— H N S) hat* bee* Instructed more ters of business scheduled to take rounty. The officers startej the close Sanford business establish­ Ijuly'a Shoppe, Bryan SiMirting Gan and Radio were still selling “ Uirrh mutdrr,'' ami waa knowu within a point of Saturday's ely than la detect and up most Of the time. At 4:30 chase on West First Street and ments every Thursday aft-, moon Gu«da Store, llaynca and Ratliff, close and in many rasra only u to members of a nation wide nar­ — Authorities toilsy sought to o'clock tomorrow afternoon, lb* Smith Bariier Shop, Standard complete the Identification of to Js>th sax such person* visitor* will be taken to liens mi followed the negro I- a Iktdge for Dr* months, beginning May Barber Shop, Snows Barber Shop, quarter of a point of Saturday's cotic ring. terribly mangled bodies Camplodl has rrpvalcdly denied five i may be gs)ty In this respect. bpnng* for aa Inspection of Un touring rar through the West Han­ 2 and continuing through Sept. Fitj Barber Shop, C. C. Briggs, rloaa ansi In many rases unly u all knowledge of the death of which were slrewn along tb* ford celery delta. Th* rar turned 2A, today announced that 42 quarter of a nulnt separated cur­ rnurrh orphanage, and for a f-*hSinger Hewing Machine Co, Mlaa Brown, whom biasing body Hock Island Railroad right of fry, which wtli be served on J m over In • ditch when the negro names have been affixed to their I’almetto Barber Shop, Bandali rent prices from the finals uf was found on a lonely road near way near Mokena, III. whrn th* T o T a lk waa unable to turn m corner at a petition*. Thig number of firms, Klrrlrie C o, atphanags ground* O. J. Vaughn, last week. Items rdaville, N. J , Feb. 20, automobile in which they ty lN ig h t high speed. The machine waa badly It was stated, have declared their 1/dgea Orocery, Ixnlg* and 51cI32H. The new rvhlencr, the po­ riding was demolished by • Intention .of closing throughout loin. . STUDENT KILLS KRI.F damaged. lka say, consists o f a signature senger train. that period “ regardless of whom FWrre Bailey, prof- Rain B rin g s R elief MIAMI, Fla. Apr. 1 6 .- (!N 8 )— In a Newark hotel register, I'lggly Wiggly, No 13, II. C. Two women, two men and a may stay opett,‘> while I I other Dulloao, Bauman llrothvra, San- Warren N. Ostlund, lft-yeawuld o fp hllaaophy at Rolltaa gray fedora hat, several empty boy about 10 years old. were tha To Celery G row ers Y .M .O A . Election To min bants hava signed themselves f*-rd a Xrbo apohe last Maday Feed and Supply (To, -TIU* student of Rollins Collrge, Win­ drug phial* and the recollections victims. IViper* found on tha aa favoring tha' plan but ■ar* Guarantee aruf- Mortgage Co, W. ter I‘ark, Fla, was dead today, kkt. <• a largs aland crowd hodirs indicated the entire party B e H eld W ednesday of Tbamax Gallas, owner of tha unwilling lo bind themsolvea. he Presbyterian Chunk, will D Gardner D. C., Gatchela a victim of aulcld*. Tha youth hotel and several uf hla guasta. waa from Chicago. Envelop** Sanford today received welAnother group of concerns re­ Grocery,' 8 . W. Bradford, A. W. if *A# saaand at a aerie* at baarinif tha name., Bub1 Zuramleliaf from a 30-day shot and kiRcd hlm**lf rnlcrday The annual county convention af cently signed a petition favoring Dallas I* *« hrjuled to vl*W Eltpv. DDft, C. L- I’ark, MD, II. drought. Baht began ta fall at an morning in a garage at tb# horn* Campbell today in an effort to aky, k. Hlraalmas, Agafon and V S y and smele haur this motaiag- and con- th* Seminole County Young Man'* B rinsed' tenon o f oaly three W. Rucker, DDB. M. 5L Stewart, Anna Funik, wtr* found among of his father here. HI health was identify him as the “ Dr. Rosa," the wreckage. The bodies were Christian Association .will b# held months. Those who favor tha R D. Caswell, DDS. a M. Mason, dnued throughout th* day with the who registered at hla hotel tha given as tha motlv# for th* net. Wednesday night at t:50 o'clock at Dve-moalhsV Plaa twit who would DDB. A * P Stores, Hobart's hi* talk. Dr. Bailey prosprcU that mere rouM be ex­ brought to Joliet where Coroner morning Miss Brown waa elaln. the osaetlag. for a pectad tomorrow. A t S o'clock this tha Episcopal parish house, accord­ not commit th, atselves to a def­ Grocery, L I). Brown DDS, C. E A. Kingston of Will County already has partly Identified ax reement ar* said to ha ing to an announcement today by BOAT PARTY 18 BAFB W. Smith. A. C. Chamberialn, will conduct an Inquest today. ‘ M * ' ‘ afternoon L M inch** of rain had Campbell from a photograph. willing to cloaa (a r that period DDS, H. IL McCaaUn. DDS. IL C. Du Bose, chairman o f tha lallra ta iaM than IS houro vidng their competitor* do Those wha favor th* plaa but Loral grower* hailed th* rain organisation. LONDON, Apr. 15—(I N 8 )— Several guests at th* hotel at ACCIDENT 18 F A T A L • . ar* not deflajtaly committed to Ftars for th* safety of I I prom­ ‘ th* tints also Identified th* pic­ with real jay. Th# celery crop ha* Supper will ha served ta th* kewla*. Following are ture It la aald. , I who agreed to cloaa for tha full inent Zionist# who war* reported it a ret Baker Broe, E. C. HarpMIAMI. F la , Apr. 15—(IN 8>— aaaaashlaga, after which th* con­ fly * months: "Dr. Ro*a,'< Gallas declared, C. R. Deddert, 50, waa In a Mrions Jr B. L. Perkins. Tyre* Ih ti m missing in a launch in th* Dead vention will adept th , year's bud­ Henry MrLaulio, P. Weinberg, Store*. Churchwell Co, Woodruff Sea, wtr* abated today wb*n word •aid upon enuring tha hotel that condition at a local hospital today get and elect a board o f director* Wagoner Furniture Co, G. W. A Wataon. Hadye's Spadaltr waa received bar* that th* party ho cam* from Salisbury, Md. aa tha result o f aa antamsMli " year- Tha mala Deeuh, Baafard Paint and Wall Shop, Liayd'a Shoe Store, Yewell had returned aafely to Jerusalem Campbell maintains that •are* VQ. MM '* accident hare ysatarday ta whlcb will ha P n e e Mioaar of Uspar Co, R. N . Nipper, M gs Co. “ “ * ' Furaitur* Co, 14- They had h**« missing glam Hat- data o f Mlaa Brown'* murder ba Oaerwa C, Poet, of Cbicag*, *M »o4 Mi **n la Udft*. - - rm > j m v ii x * ilw d iU s h d CELERY OUTLOOK FOR LOCALCROP LOOMS BRIGHTER CITY TAX RELIEF CLEVELAND PAYS MEASURES GIVEN FINAL HONORS TO OKEY BY WILSON MYRON HERRICK Body Of ArnhaBsadorla '*"7^ 1T>lt: (^ "|ii|iiir ■« • « » Stocks Enjoy Only Fractional Change In Today’s Trading Negro Is Fined For Liquor Possession And Recklessness Torch Sl ayer May Be Responsible For Another Cremation 42 Business Leaders Voice Approval Of Five Months Of Thursday Holidays gilt --------- ------- r ^ ' ' • u u.-------- _ -'v ; •i%yj IS �I4 -4 1 •I* TARS ARGUE UT METHODS HOLLYWOOD, A pr, 13 — (IN S )—Choru» girl onder 1*0 pound* weight needn’t appljr for wo.% la Paramount'! “beef t r u i f chorus, be lag assembled (or tha • p*a r 'Bur* flint- version o *f tha In imr “ 'A n t o n g P i ,TWOOP, Calif-, April 13. PIlm preduesrs expect decided Improvement in fturu ••srlmlqua, as the • llvsly argument, ac­ hy a weary shower of rtek-ba# and bouquet* •as b tween veteran ayen and celebrated n recently imported to fer pert* In the earaliplaya. * B ^.Haaagwright huuria a fib * gar flhwttre grw-balog railed their old kicking farmatlous by the atodlo in making op the chorus. Cora Beach Hhumway, the first >ld time star to answtr, la topping • If a stage eaifrer that dates bar* twenty-one rears. As the erirl In Tha point of d ifferen t arrmt ku he that each group rial ms its awn *xperi jsre more vslaaWs In JkgparaHsa for proper dellneaRaa o f ieund plt'aire role*. ;'.'H a w e r «-, say producers, the dtoputaat* have chosen an un­ usual and probably rffeetlve •tatting point: both ramps have ■ fa lie d that they may I am •aasatbtng from each other. The liaeso Hoards Outnumbered ten to one by the bouse guards, the Invading rtkanplaa* of the legltlnta a stags aa: hard put to mako themoelves heard, but Basil Katbboao, fam m English actor and now an that motion pictures had llltd the studied dh the talkie neresai motion picture screen fight* are not real, that a double Is always used for tho star, or that the op­ ponent ia always a set-up who is afraid hr will lose hla Job if hs bit* too hard, don’t tell Rirhard Arlen about itHe might disagree with you. He is display!"* ■ black eye. a bandaged cheek and a d'sjolntqd hind aa tbs aftei effect of a li i ren Debt !Q hU latest |>iclure, with Charles Sullivan, profr'slonal fe.slonal pugilist. In the third round of the battle, being directed by Wl Ham Well- man a fanatic fer reallrm. Nulllran pot orrr a powerful left that klacfcod A:fcuTs t y i and cut hla cheek. Dick snorted and replied »U » a d m a U tJ K right to tha jaw which floored Bulliraa aad hurt "Healthy cnmnetltlon Is bound ( • result favorally and the publk Welcomes new fares, but 'h* tepialns that thsalr -goers K r their screen favorites anil are eery loyal to them." Jsan H r*ho>- who has served In Imth ah an , of the entertainment world fillH lo materialise, with the coliaps* of the real n lit c “ boom.’’ Some 1X100 acres of land were Invovcd In th* gift to tbo fooadallon. b n idea tba Hainra erUte at Altamonte Springe, one of tba •howi places o f Central Florida, • WASHINGTON. Aprij In the midst of the rich fern­ (IN S )—President. UooTtx had growing section.. It waa the riaton o f Cot trainee to eoroe dag. be instrumental in eoeeelldxlng "tha publicists of the world fat' one High Officials And Hoover Hold Long Secret Conference i world peace. Director Joseph rG a ston ') Von Sternberg are engaged In a death rtAiggi* to determine which Is the SKSt gallant. After tha release of a recent p rture which Von Stern­ berg directed and In which Ban­ croft starred. Hollywood began to say, as it usually does, that Ban­ croft and Von Sternberg has been “ made by the p reduction' Soon the question arose o, who made who—— whether Bancroft made Von Sternberg or whether he dirretor made Bancroft. Tha two are still f ghtlng to throw the last bouquet. When husbands suggest rabaret types of eating places and frown on quiet rafes—the honeymoon is ore.*. The opinion rornw from Cllre Brook. “ lovers.* he contended, “ I.ikc serluded places where Intimate conversations are possible. Ca­ barets and fashionable restuarants are sought by roup’es who have paurd the first stages of freniied romance, sod who are mote Inter­ ested in their surround ngs thsn Gleason who la directing ring th# lead In HU i# of Broadway" for llnl• A talkfhg plc-Air* dir rtor* must be a master of brilliant '•M entation and dialogue—and ia no b tU r school than Mm stage.” •Th* blending of aUga and g f as actors creataa an ideal ■ttaatien,” wa* th* comment of U i m I Barrymore, director. "The Milane Will Offer Comedy Picture On Sunday’s Program C om ing W ednesday, Thursday Plump Girls Preferred As Movies Look For 180-Pounders For Chorus Oary Cooper and Lupc Vela* in a scene from the Paramount Picture - “ WoU Song” Chocolate Bemts G raham TTro^msTmit—in iorn |iriiu-|XXn-Eou IA fter-Receiving Majority Of Blows Struck Corinne GriffithTo Be Seen Here Next Week In2-I)ayFilm “ Saturday’s Children," Corinne (itilfith ’s latest First National picture whi )» )• ^n%inc«il k'f w t the feature atttaction Frida) and Saturday at lh>- Milane Thealte, " (a ,a|,| to a distinct contiavt r„ 1e In "T I m- Divine l-a.ly" and “ Uutgh- cast” , uni give* tin* *iar an esh r-iellen t opportunity to further ling demonstrate her' great versatility, iter Th* colorful ride of From* Hi P« Jtatia J. WaUh. fnfrrpational N »a » Hrrvir# .Sport* Kdltor. XEW YORK, . Apr. 10—ThU man ChbfcoUte wu«l hav# l»##n *rft out in th# »un tn»» long or inaylr hr wasn't »Uirn) well b»* for# u«i*ir. Anyhow. (<^r a pre­ tender t<) the throne of the t»ant im» wrffht*, ho looked pretty four In U a tirr llu*hy (iral.am at th# op**ning nl the New York f ‘oli*euni ln«t night in apparently the only »l< •eml-*l»ltl sal series. Vera Gordon, Mark Swain and Kata Price play the other fmtured rule*,.while Nora Lane and Cornelius Keels have th i romantic role*. William J. Craft directed the picture, much of which actually waa '.nken at Atlantic City. All o f the principals ar* pop­ ular screen figures with long stage rsperienre. Their dialogue I* well delivered and th ir voices pleasing. .Sidney especially, re­ membered ( i a leading stage com­ edian o f a decade and more ago. Is In his element In talking pic■ores. The squabble* of. th« business partners. Cohen and Kelly, and their wives, makes hilarious com­ edy unusually suited to talkfilm presentation. In ' Sis piclur thev are in tho bathing suit lisslness. Ilow they atage a 1 1 0,000 lathing beauty coi.\**t at Atlantic Cfty against tbeir Will. I makes an int vesting story, full funny sbuations, Jin: T i-WMey WD>i* Mve iilor?; Virginia Sate ami Tom Kennedy also are in the cast. giving the fight « i • thr seminar in u dream. Ai IN, ,|Mt tucK- i ing siKoally i" ®n *fA*rt to sit in IH.MKJ s e a ts -! ue etiil trying even ui.i'i- thr -..lain b'>ut was on. As M fight III tendril to preduce It,- * j nthetlr or unofficial champi n • f the bantamweights, it was a failure. A* • distillation of hu­ wi«y in which lie roJ si In’ l l ( i i » * man iniutltn*. it was unmitigatril ham any tinir. The laltef **e, »W'M m i ;in»»ijf ntftthrn* o ff l*y hini»elf l horolntr, H to b in the hetting when lie ilr* pimhI the tmiith anil an-l apparently a h 't choice, la«t of m prirT « f un intent UnaI v prinni.eil to do 1 1 H pounds so that low left • down lielow the tireA«l lift# he ruu'd iinrs th.* espectel victory am) mu * i al'rd o u t, n a f#ut in thr rlrirtly ns a bantamwreight. Thi* seventh r u n l. Thu* tame tsi'nn m the second promise he failed ! untimely rom luslofi one „ f the to fulfill. The other was to make wildest rvenlnfs ever aponsortd a fight that rould be Worthy of thi4 hide o f tSehei.tia. Dixon. « ulrn, Herman and >t)ier« Tlicii’ wi re three Vn ckil 1*'n* tf, wh'» hud made the class famous. Instead, Chocolate won cnly Mild to the. gaiety of th# ocm«i Ij un,| vteitSitT of two allepely first three r unit* of the seven and was das* firh't-rs rnuld thitik f.» t being outV »e| and even outpunrhenenftf tu lake the e unt that wn* cd when the abrupt ending of tlie coming to them. There were thre* fight saved his rlwny rountenanc* fouU t>#fuie thu refi it# ilriiili 1 Crahain. slronir at I2L 1-2 pound* tu t«t'>f;ille a f udhtliat wa* con- a pi'unil and u half over Choco­ riileraMy lr«a inn ruoua than it* late’ s re.tDter, head-slipped the an I using predtreaatirv There van a ring colored man’s leads l|<H»r » i alitiK-ry tii.it they )ia«l I j tho ty,*di al (iraharn style with |*i rape the sole# of fhor late*i hands dangling at the sides, pin <« l»rtween^ r undt uml an brought ujf lefts and Tights to the atnn»4phrre to thick with tohao -1 bead antf Is sly In daiiling sequence ’ While nan* ef |Jun weald tag k*J eras dDcnssed’ and the White House was aimltarig silent. It waa reported that the conference rowrented the reply this government la about to mako to tba Canadian Government's protest against tha •inking o f the rumakip -tha (Continued From Page One) I Alone” , 200 miles at sea by U. 8. the « au*e of international peace, j coast guardsmen, and* the promotion of this was Mystery was officially atampod one of the pimcipal alias of his upon the secret session when projected press foundation. ' This Georgs Akarson, chief secretary foundation, for which CoL Haines to tbs President, told iwpirtora and his wife, Kathryn L. llainrs, “ there will be no White House dnna'-d • large acreage near Gen- statement com liming Uw confer­ ees, In Seminole county, together enrr.** TAM PA—$12,000 b built at local airport. an interest. The military escort wag-.tong, posed of on* regiment o f lnf*T try and band. United States Army; a contingent o f sailors from the Tourville; three comn irr sn.l renresenta panics ..f I ’nfted Ktalaa nla*M*k. lives « f o ipsnixatlons and » “ * ets and a hand; and a company of cieties in which Mr. Herrick had_ United States Marines. M arion Talley Has No R e g r e t s InLeavingStage (Continued From rage One) affair. An-l Marion Is reported t i have rep led that she .was “ nil Interested" in such things. To In­ ternational New* Service trpr*srntative, Marlon, lauglingly and emphatically denied sht had a “ boy friend." She has been too busy. “ Well, then." she was asked “ have you had an-- trouble over your contract?" “ Absolutely none" i he replied." My relations witti the Metropolitan Opera Compsnt sni the director, Gattl-Casaxxa have always been Just fine. Wr haven’t had any trouble nl nil." “ Where di,| you get this idea ,-f being a farmer? Were you ever a «„r»nrr?" “ I used to spend my vr. rations ,tn the farm. Country lift np|>raU to me." There is nothing rural about Miss Talley’ s appearance. She wav modlshly attired In a black velvet printed gown with white d-da ard wore flesh colored stockings. Her neatly combed brownish-red liar was slicked back over thr e*M, from which hung pearl earrings. Her appearance rould be summe, up in one word— “ smart.** She is much slimmer than she waa several years agj. , W E E K O F A P R I L 14TH. Another data Week Of The I-alest And Dent Sound Trewenlalions-----— Sunday— Monday—-Tuesday— (iiggloM Galore Lot* of IJiff* Keen Komedy George Sidney Ve/m Gordon COHENS KELLYS ‘ATLANTIC CITY HAT H I' see moce at lb* semsWr ,“ said C*h*w I* I Ke'ly. "Bat don't let year wife tilr a jmm nl lt.“ said Krily I* Cohen. Filmed al Atlantic City and Filled With WaVw of lAaghler. Dooley Comedy Movietone New* WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY. A t Milane For Three Days New Hampshire Is Assured NewRoads By B ill’s Passage cost (Hill, N. II. Apr. 13. — t ‘ ( I N B ) - I ’a »'«g r by the- New ■ Hampshire legislature- of two ? blila, signed by Governor Charles i W. Tol**y, providing for bond Issue* totalling |H,?MI,000 ha* as f mired an rnlargcvl highway pro­ ■.w arn fur. the Granite Ktalr. 1)1 The New England Council has ( for some Urn, urged upon thr Legislature* of each stats In New *.. England, thr pressing need of a ■' |ljOOOX)00 a - year program (•»• 1 i wring a period of ten year*, for ‘ th* construction of concrv'jr highways ki the six New F.ngj ' land sUte*. They suggested Inr-' graase In automobiU registration • fm , Increase In gasollna U l, or r ’ y end issue as possible methods of ( / afctglaing the .funds. K u ift lm New llampihira Cuunrll |WU • aerie* of mretings hers on K ( m , subject of highway construr' i ti*n and a* a result two bills were * . Introduced Into the Huts Lrglsla- (Continues) From R g s One) governor of Illinois, Adolph Ochs, publisher of th* New York Times, Cyru* II. K. Curtis, of th* Curtis Publishing company. Philadelphia, and Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas were named as officers. Its objects were set forth a* "to by helpful to all th* members of the newspaper fraternity, to unify and intensify th* power of the Press, which, through th* Founda­ tion will hid In bringing peace, se­ curity and happiness to all man­ kind." The proposition, characterised as the “ dream o f aa Idealist," Corinne G riffith Woman Kills Child Slices Throat And lumps Into Stream A n d N o w Vitaphone B rin gs Y ou CKKTKAL F A L L *. B. I . Apr. 13 (IN N )—Walking near ths Sank of th* Blarkslon* Hlv.r hr • today, Henry -ocket, hy*rd H"W* SLtvd » • a wo­ man struggling I" «»w Btream B re ^ t# iuirm»nrd a I at* rolman ktul Ihry brought ttk! man to pHo it . Sh«* tola pourr she wa4 M r. TO THE CELERY GROWERS OF This is just SANFORD: ' remind you that the drain age w o rk on my lands is go in g fo rw a rd energetically and will be complet­ ed by the middle o f the summer. This is also to rem ind you that my lands are fo r sale an d can be bought at reaaonable prices and easy terms. DHkrnwm bill, sponsoted by •' Milan A. Ilickensou. acting chalii. man at Tba New Hampshire divc kfcai of tba Council, authorisad a 2 Man* of •1000,000 to ba cx neadad during 10 years, and D> l h retlyad by 1ML FRIDAY— SATURDAY H re's a close-up o f tbf screen frewrite •• *h» appears In "Sat­ urday’s Children” u> ba shewn at th* Stilan* Friday gad Saturday of aval week. ♦ \1 RIFFITH �1 * A »ix foot mati.walking down 'die street by flic side of a person who scarcely reaches five feet six, appears to he very (All. But tho same six foot man if seen beside a giant o f six and n half feet looks like a dwarf.. \ short two hun­ dred pound woman when seen alone' is almost sure to givu tho Impression o f great corpulence, hut i f seated- beside c fat lady in the circus, she appears quite petite. Every* S inf, At liest, is relative, understand why TEMPLE GRAVES A mole hill to an ant looks like a mountain. We can well imagine that if nunnt werc fnciid wtU) the necessity of ,v . .. ^ . ... h i* children conld g e t th eir brenkfnnt. ho m igh t ve ry easily, i f ho w ere mwvvrn-ivi, r*mr*n nn im a gin a tive tint inclined tu ncurnsthenia, becom e *•■ hhWli rn|Rl<r« t! r Mfmhtr »• MbM{| fa discouraged w ith the trem endous ness o f his lank that he G ■yt*would im m ed iately lose h enrt and com m it suicide. T h e M w ip »*Hfr •bwl* u af flmulias M nail problem in qu lte as serious fo r the ant ns fe e d in g a fa m ily i h -i |i i «M i > « a m v f i m t i —- I . p f.a ix inTo/the prcald ep l q f sum o-defunct business, r l H r l n t f r a « ( la Ik* ■•irrMila*, i I'crhnps then, th e problem s w h ich som e you n g people ■ A m U M l i i h p i a r M . <*•■» h * v e In school nre ns serious us the problem s o t the m il. or Mu ****>l«r .a rn i *ra*«iu(t*w ► fir ' r*M M «k H ln U • a lir x ia t . f htt problem s o f tho fa m ily head. W o ure Inclined to think .S K iE w * pint, carufn-e and joyou s school days, a re c a rfree and jo y m ut.for (tll.^rhu gf» Us tM-honl; but som etim es som ething hnpj MONIfA r . A F itlli 13. . prim which seem s to indicate that even th e strongest boy, or V g O A r V o u l- O D A t ' jin; prettient Kiri, Itua tniublcH wltitIt tv them may be, uk "Water, water cyi-rywhem And not a drop to drink". anyone should ho.dtate to arcept the fact o f ilia e » ntrnce “The IlcavVna declare the glory of God and the fimuan.ent ahdweth H it handiwork." A. Hlvlne Wisdom ts manlfeit ever*. where and n moral order unde He* the unlrerrc. We ran apprerinlr iIn- fact that the Immensity of things, os revealed by modern fe l­ ine*. Wou'd stagger belief in n Supreme Being at flrrt Impm-T. but tho Immensity of things docs •» it elim nate a Maker. The bigger tho nm-hlne* anil l he ‘mole rnmpl..-!td It* mechanism, 'the greater tho ikrtjsily for the wisitoui and pow­ er of n builder. Tho theory of v f* m ,; r ‘ IMMWy^AWTlfrroTIftldr HfO,'hy Spirit I tighten The ly*e If* hi s'l" blciied.*T this life ritlbi'r limn 1n^unKlpu'"their rnvn^lftle /nr. cxUtcncr.1’ \V« rcatl in Inin mrrrtiii»:r*s ptipi rs of the ftcqUi of Warren OKtlnmt, n litilllns cnlleRc atudetil, who kllbnl himKi lf in ;t fit of dosjMinitciicy nvcj- hia failure In n>gtiver immedlntnlv from nn nitark tif Infltieiixn. We aIm?rend of Iho dentil of Mini Mildred Kilgore of I'lnnl (Illy who bud been n student ul Bniidolpfi Aljuoit. Hhu*allot lieruelf uppnrnntly without any reason, t, TAM PA TRIBUNE- RAHAHOTA- HEXAKD Undc-r Ihc abovo caption, the •ylng lutck of it all ond working i"rough ft all nmat be the prcslu.-- Del toil New* editorial?*** as fa*, tton of • tplYttual order of thing*. low*! Thia la the conception of the Apos­ Now that the winter season tle Paul. In tho f.rat three chap­ l« about over, the tk/ufh to be­ ters o f ho Kplatle |o the tphesiBiir, ginning to w ony about Flor­ tho njkoklla etahnrateil on Uttc ida. tnycstlgators have teen (heme and his wo.da ate wc'l gambling going on there and worth perusal. )t«|uor twin# eonsometl. There A' wise obi sago many centimes la nothing to ahow that Cali­ ago asked the tjrtestion, " I lo * fornia haa atartnl this racket thall Itrf walk together utflesj against Florida; ft reem* to they agree?" It mutt lie very man­ have begun with rc-mplulnls ifest lha’. If God has' a purpose. It , from Northern visitor*I* only When we nre in ygrrrmom Not long f Inco there was a with God that w i ran wa'k w'-T rta! entate boom In FloriilaHim, nr have part with Him In the It was considerably overdone, accomplishment or Hint purpose. but Ita baaia waa legitimate Tlie apostle tolls us that “ It Is God enough. Flurida wanted people who wnrkclb In us to will and to to buy land and bu'.lil homes do of Ills good pli-usurr." The v.ilhin her boundarlea. She most marvelous thing in this nn Imirt'd n( a fine winter cli­ vr.-so 1« the fn 't that Ine Spirit of mate. lots of eunablne imd find strives with no t* in an endeav­ cheap garden truck, anil or to bring them Into rrrord with manv idhrr advantages. Iln* HU wdVlnYhc vrry nuture of tie she given given up ihai cam­ ease. God cannot lm|M>so His will paign? Petiplo don't- bur un us artiilrarily. If he wrrro to do homes In law'ess cnmmun:tle«. jio, lie would destroy the very «'c Ilo Die decent people-of Flor­ meat in us which ruitttUniis u* ida think tliey rag rratecteo^.-■ U ihg* In H r likeness. The Ix-st ir prof pertly by rntiring- to — God .can do wiUi anyone of us i* gitmblvts ami drinkers? Is there more to bo gathered from bird, of prey and their companions limn from homemvmra and n-ltle ;,? The i.anie dirtr'rt that ts nilcLt'd to t'ltCDUrege gunililing und rum-running sen Is nilshan'em. l.il.e n factory, It If oef Igned'to pnulucc RomHblllg. If we ttop lo ronflder what ihia ■Jf'' V i r, IHKA Gt'I.IJt world 1* capable of jnj*lurnig. wo Whtd «Jl the water; mnnot af-ip with temporal things, n S r! ,on. the rpray; for temporal thing, coma ami g-e Gvidrntlv the drflgii o.- the whole t And one l»ell aoMring contraption of the unlvcruc I* “ a BS/1- ®*r away. • • > heavenly city, a now Jerusalem, 2 'N d ir, which divelb-ih ilgMeouineri." Q yog. 0 0 1 the killow f, Jftrt many months ngo we rpnd o f n coIIckp liny who In other words, granting that UTier*,t greeily for sky Irdipet/ from n lofty cliff Ijocmme he hud failed lo m d v e it Tlie F'loriil* f ’llrm Gniwcr, them i* n God nn.l iliul lie ha, u Ait.t ~*IM or horiztmt, bid from his favorttu frulernity. Iltul lie livnl, in Inter life (tleaiing House iiMoiiatlon ha* de­ liuipatv in the world, the purpun.- Bvo-gulls .«ry. he would have IrKiked buck on that incident o f bis collt-Ku rided In f|nnd fifty tin usand d tday* nutl stnilcd, knowing Hint Ids failure to make Hint par­ Inr* ndvpi living Florida frui's rjM vail .sea- vowel* TH E NOKSE R O M A N C E ticular fraternity1 was, iibout us importuut in bin life as nn throuuhout the nation and it may llonrsr and low. nit he long liowr lief, te Dio seer-1 NEW YORK TIMES Slowly nrhoarrlag JMlj'a breakfast. kVhat 'age old woe? , It is mil nlwn.VH i-nsy to see thlnirs with Iho proper per­ I* out thnt. Fior bln giuws fruit All the world love* a lover— nml ie willing to el| It, But. fifty spective, Inti it is Invariably wise to try. Things width are thoiirnn I I* n small nim.unt when even If, in u di'inocralle age,-it n Ahd over thy billow a, relatively jurue notv may Inter appear to l»e inmparutively there'* so muih to la- to'd and n i royal lover. Tin- young I'rinc1'ar Within' me. snmll. • Tf int Vil NiilW.lV, Im.» U' rfon i i f i In-knohorrd-n fog on I'mice aif Denmark, luat n Kent-------------- :----------- ' — ^ r n Now thnt f*it|vin I’unligc and laud, and grin-lion t » King N.lThis W eek Atfle.l II. Sm11h have hotb'^ir-.in vord' VII.. having the llgure ami And wedging through fo g thtrr Into Ihe life itutirune* lutalne.., llkeitc.** o f a young Viking, tall and ■ Uni baffled long, * .air u s‘ Iln ‘old Htiarfargr. loving we nominate ('.><. 11 1m-i t Felkel ■ thr re* and advrnturr. yet under­ ThnitiKbniil the wjmlo IJiiiUdl Slates the week • Grope for holdaorta'. Jhe Ft. Augustine Het-oWt to , -I. going Ihe train ng of an hngluh k to known « k ““He 15 tor> Hi. 1!». IIk to tie lie ltn o w n officially o ffic ia lly uk lie Kiml To ? Hull* af *nng . . . . that Iln • of great men all remind university. I* bringing hmee 'o Ily lamia Ginsberg Wfk.-k." TJtat au-aifd, uk w i iiiidei'idand it. that tlnriaK Ho ila we inn have our liven insured. i In ihe I'rlnreia Martha of Fwrilpnrli/ulur ■weela, no one i.* supposeil lo Hi’ tin entiK lo rn ho* nmii d a I .''Canuinovoi u Many a man ha* thrown a boom- tails, experim en t oh liv e kittens, ehnno row s, o r lieal ltirfa.-jkul * '••? I-O'dirighl o f It. . in dial oenllment anil ha* otfen-d <r»Hg nml foilrotten to ilurk when w ith rhnin.M, la o ilie r words, llirtnittlionl this week w e ;n. Tampa Tribune in ml. shut premi­ ,i till of romance tu a practical It. ckmo hack to him tviiibl. Tim I'rinee i.nd 1'rlnrv** lo tr y t»i K ite the im pression lo all aiiiittah Dial w*> nn um' rule Al HmHIiV fempany Wilh the njirwing of the to­ we v burn befere Sweden nml N'Trre; nmMb tjutiti' >yi ii,<. tin- id way- were ihilfthally M-jiaiaied mato shipping M'iij. Il It... than clvlli/ id . W hat w ill happen to aiiiinids fo r the ren n in d er o f tin t l i ’ lirom m in -'is itlv tn«is| on Im.' tw'« rtaiei ure nut Ikeiv'*-'1 a it. nth nway and with p'Hmft’ t And In ,"iiie together ogaln. but tha nn ■ of |g>od y elds and g"i"l prleei, year, ih e anim als them selves know w ill i iioii-rh. Mul^* nttl • Yi'Ci-noilc y InI'll G'lrUgh Julian n of the l.ecahiii,- •Inge of Ibe*" inya' rhlltlren t f - there i* n Kturrying to get park­ Ttie twelve urtnbetf uf Ihe Byrd h trses w ill plod w e a rily alonir, aV they have dim e fo r gem r a ­ r- imni rdul lin.ulie urtu-lh i K** il union it* fel br.g winch I I " ' ■ eZpcdHIi.ii whu nccntly arAvetl tn tions pusl , d ra g g in g Miipe plow Jhrvugh m-mntiiiioo i fu rrow s Hi • i nlr i»ii t'jlvin t utblge'n . v • • • Slrnthlng n"f Hil.e-diig i* lib--* ing homes randy, Bevcral pr. I. ing house* were deitiuyed hy inn fin* Francisca munt fet-j pr. if they ;r aome rrea k in g wagon o v e r l'w lid ’ w itli bay. T h e y w ill d.» ly to nut tuundcr. I ultl i- nl life I: ice gi wi^ |irohlhiti' liurrieiitta In Mepienilwr i f Inal wrrmjiaitk un top again, )« the Poet . F.ibln. a.cmnpcndtills, a t l i n y alw ays have, on h a lf rations, without s u f­ t i> be -,l.i ■ n v.. it lug magnzt.i uini“ of N"i.'e mythology and vv-.- year, and the’ e will have to I f Now that the beviMli.iii is "> ficien t w ater, and m eter a b oilin g sum la Hit! r i l i i s w h ere nrliidr*. rtoui, one " f be l.ul rdn, th«» “ Ibtl- lehul't nr replaced with Koiliv* he a'lowi-d t o '**11 drlnht ul .i.id, slroctti are jiaved w illt com -rele or eoblile' sUtnes, th ey w ill lad i f the High One". inThe pesi- in mw- iucatuins nnd in ndilitioii that ftmmflilp may he aide- to rm tlim ie to try to keep ii(» w ith this f a s lir mot lo g n iolor T n itin want * tj hnvn nn inti- ■ mmtie'tone ot the Umik of Ki't r*1- there will have It I f othar*.—d'acharge Ha floating id IlgNilCi't nr I in-ireI i • ,i ,t'.Ht^iit Tuini'-i is .lrti -, urges i no to give p.aiae to I'nnal I'rt'nl N e w . age, iin iil th eir iron r!ad feet slipping on' the hard sniTaeml ■" O' .■ ■ me dny only wi.in ih evening b 1Itrts ctli-britllttif ilk* ItlOtli n*t' A man tiknied Bapn h.i* liece rnmls Hy from tinder them t.nd lim j I-tfl w hile iln- rest t rune, to n wejpori wily when i‘ f .'i v *1 iln' bit'ilm i.f Me A.', :uui nmvgs yn V t , ) t / it, ; Hie w orld move I.eeu lrcd, to ice only when tll.l T * ui|n« llie. tty 'Itnit Itrn Msl li.igs,' wlileTi w ere' taken cent o rb it a go from Ih e woods T.uu|iii miiy have Iktuhis tb • it l.i been ir . M i) und to .i v • all the lltt'e hnpp« nre re, tit !i“r ,iim i only >-n her pyre But w h ere they roatm d nl will nml t|irived on lin ir own e ffo rts , •.ore I i ily In FI i i .|*. ill hi* m.Av job. i'll.; pul her ' » the Imllad ut Swopand w liirli have been m ade dome, tie, w ill eontim ie lo tie de■lug ned, which ends in. :i linppivr Nh I i idi.it, ubutpyii |,i. dinBib Holly. aHV'bnii jujhllffty i remb'lit on IhvUMhth si jurnitsideraie muKters. T h ey w ill be I I I " ..f Iln- | lilir* i.f Sidney J. i.i il mure hopeful ttnn"l: m*Ti end Jelly good fe low, liu• iictl t o n slaki! in I he boilin g sun w ilh Ihe w id e r pair r a r e - 1 A be we j earned: 1 "ngul t"i < nit-, .tin tale nny |dt<i*’.ie in tinl f « a g*mnl l-y his trend* “ Bunthro lessly le ft ju st out o f reaeli, o r I hey w ill wander up and [ im nilia i f a m i .1 1,ne y .i rnoi ahlm; Holly." A name thnt 11./ Ami thou for my hive lia.'t down busy streets looking fo r sjiniroue lo relieve litem tu <f II-,. '.to inilicUst liy n ft Icrnl Huh admiraid)'.—Times Union. lungeil: — — II - •—4 tile s u ffe rin g o f llek infested bidet . Mr perhaps, seittsl by [ l trti:il on i in i f i-i.utilvrfi ilins !;■ 1 now helm forth IngeUier we c !i( I ye. A''fordlnit to k news ill; pflt-l, police. Hiey w ill w ail In vain rin the soft How ' longs nf llie lr fleoi Duyloriu llcticll, pul.ie uv 1 mA le r's voice, and I hen lor exev utiou day. (III liv.n lo the c-nd we n.:>! % m ---——it - • the-,- -ay tn it idthouuli mm b" live-. Yes. Hit w orld him p rogri ssetl, 'lull mil fo r anim al*. Mtfad 1-eitiini o fnalifo" rtlrlnlnra have loithitig uita will ii"l In- olfuwi-.l. Such i- the sterling, eleu-ly I buy . :.n -i I'Otlilr." m tin oi l.i found Hie Imrse rarin g on t ill pmliis. t ilin g sweet grn .s id '..rn ijl Ill'll -Irrnee, w|t|- il flay chat a tel deve o|H*d ill there n ie I ' m tlimi ever tl l« ).• r. If grt eciiti.l nli ut. |Vrliii|is tlicV will, ta r e fr r e nml im m im lfn l.o f Iln* r-oming y e a rs o f d ru d g­ ,;e.n< ..I the North of cniiminn Ihe..' » ■'|I,| iaipn.Ve Ibe l|" d |y a. did wot look i tom ni .ngb ery. his own boss. Mini lo o k 'h im nml pul -I uh *s mi him ami I l l y il'ei.. e llie "MatllM*~* Ihell .ti .'ilion -i ..I t-kiierlenie tl».*t *u -1’ Tht l i.bSol Itiuw-'lr Would lime made him walk on Imril r- mI > mid r .it iy liujte In iriltu t, mid I1 re . W .'lit Ih> id ie „» llmiir. iioiwupii nn |iy fin'-'ori j ,i banki.. I fo r l i d s liiail prom ised lo lake care o f liiiu, bill lie lot- n<>: I uti . 're knee in I . .|;||r,t I Meg In human nitiAoni), diitsiuraging loan- for aneculallun. alw ays*done .so. A r ■d. idea, lininidii e bno Throughout this week, man w ill ley lo -how •t' ■ it )tir>ti.-YiLc>. And ginoOl iiK)cr> belli ► re ill 4 1., (,i w „|,n|l| forp n lteil Ihe service i • l .i i ),iid n- III • i .<t r.i; l • i | friends thnl he has not ** (:*'■*•* iini'endiug battb- l« tween oi |i.ih‘)c offiiliila v. i .i i i i.m;i ; ' hern in him. Man promi t lo try to act more f a r ion nod the IurIk';i.i.iii,;.il,Ii* II, Wiinl tlieitl in tile fu ltire. t'arlton t in- aggtigale di lit,uf thi- -i*tv Heveii i- tulle* .f I’l' rlii., l; I gut . NONtJ ly i tlun E'-'IU.tDQJHm. It Win n noth ng i tirVivpi (|n>** i * ltd* u' iihTT., Ihui .1" 111it I M liSHNt II I I Jill IJNa'I. 'llml "tin. |Hhl iirentl , llte/f I- f'-l It nine I" l."lid uul tVlu-ii nothing ilti atnndti. I'C'idsM It i- 'Mn’ t vvli •• It » i " \ HI* (I !|;, pi I' l * UK- 1 Is- Votill f t tin Jut ant It n Ij'iirtrn trail iipon tin IlUt nltljr l*i>-■tn.iit Michael nn «a> iiwlirt- , c.,1 ■ b* *uitendered. tuunllca ed ti> a fcilcinl gland J in in u -------K'.oe d-i>« tale- In- i Mini .. A -talUe i e rim.' V-i un* ••( llie-e glr'* tinW m ttr Jink. • ivillr In fine the Juddi, •ini' . tit that lu- had brought. Il'i When ul| I, door i Ittr ■tin li nk iI iik h '* I.--i V tu fiedi we iitiinlll.il |u ktm« iilwnit it .it ti a- id i Pie itnit il Mlate from tv'll 11-00101 to «*•* Tin Will, rtiiln -y .1 , I'att, , •'ltd eiviling vie have iieeii llnnk I lll'M, tll.l| lie Wlllllll pruV« I " 111* ill.lit i.m. Oner rvrrv year, Ike inatlmial in.- of ile niiiiiiu uur oliirt io fi iui< r i-'ivi i oor of Flmida w'*» trll w- in. ud« i III n.ngte x, wilh ..egaltledlhlll uf Ike Arc t « " k ttt'o Ul ' ill" (Iinler ghnimit. I Iml ei d liy u federal giuiul Jury | wham In- will ill neat Mnnlny in linnniiltil g| rv Tide kiwI Mortgage Gompkne It weren't lur its* knula on mo onl ilu- nev:* rune m l id now l in- c a t :,'i, - un. Hint In. Is llinu.ent I' mhii mortal dn-t Mil lint ti" Ti|irr baked from Wid make it* nest in ri'itud i hi.I, we Iniii'vu nio wi lt'd; •iniuly ron d u el* " N k i I u ii j| T i l l * b tieitlw r i i e w iiN nn nrn- - 1 bb liilnk lit Ihe JmI -unville term but at'iu luri* -iirr'itie would I'oecn nml hurt ' IV i rk*' in ilfiwunvlrale f t you loi.de olitd nfltr a.t,Hint- uf tl„* in*) Mnlieti. The ninur. -timin'Hold, we tor u liltle unity, llir udvaiilagea of Aallmiul *;•• ——if—--- -- —• null, tun ills wert (ltddirtied. buryt ■ tu linin' - 1s , 11 .e. lb- »tiy« A power I hut wtm Title liouranre 1'cdieiev wblrh . The Miami inviirlicr win, tip On ihe heel, uf rtie cunlni't in k m ..He cl*.' in tin- rutty lived N'ol ..It uur own lioili , iii iliit- k gut,(tiling ul ' inching tlm fact* nnl.li. in the llw emiLiien>im).'* -flunking prh are barked by m ore lhan *fa\-T eml- ill , nod ptlZiTtgid- two line uiMe. oil" n-Igni'lUtll llcpr*and’ It wn* i*>tn tbul nmn'. Had winged the word MSMbKI.iMH)— Ihe |*rgr*l lllla And shaped tin- Mom ; Ale if,.0*1 l.urw, of ,i,t|rfe luiw I.1 William M. JiiiUr, I n.Ini Iruilk 1 1mi lie li'i'i r l.'uLcd. Tbui giu.ruiii. fuail la Amrrirs. ft’i I nl mu iminb-i j. |t->iiiImt i ■' rtirjt'it owl I'tw ■'ituln it. Inti v.i Siale. d i'lrlft ullorney. It n> re- •nay "c-maV nut « xp'uin the nl Tdl they were Wrought |...*le*l rtiiu t*H' MirhveUim nr*i* leg. .1 ivak b n I line -n't t Vf.labi Imi • i*'oy- run'mi tu krlift « oernpilrn frrd Tbu first lim e d*>*-of the Hue, lime had to liielhile; I . d>. Ibe, ,li 'ay in making known Iln ti nt in*v Ie ukiv tu gumlniI " traffic vr.tb work of Marrli JSlh are r e jm 1 i c gi in fU’ hlrr i mdil film I Wlpi 'I. - e l llml l'< wu- . Lnl to flu l llml the ningiv a. wail lud i't, nuty . , , . v. nrd for attorneys. IVon le i'- r uiUftlleDrAull iv ;i:a. If thnl i* lltlr it tuny ls-l|i |:, i n ni'lk'hsl. . H> biui. iiiusbrrg Bll.'.. W hile Attorney liarwral MlUlwdt g rr.il,e attorney*. In inBnv In l<1l|K-.i-e p^t'.ld le-eliUtleUl. but tidy in |MM, nut whidly. The i* making In*' liiveallfitlon of pari*of lha rtmnlry. wiwi em­ Suwrinlrndept •In-ull, of. the N il STATE t:\ F.lt rvcclved * I ur|w*K would In heller verved ren t jireerduro and « f the m ploy Nations! Tide ln«ur*ure rtn il’a* i only Home, irpnrt< mu.h uUliHcUly in kk -boil r. if nil the fnrl* were hail’d. i nb; ef dialrirt aUmney* 'then tlhie in FIhiMii ha* 'in Ilia laid tb.it be hu« it supei-ubunduneg of Sc r, lee pronounre It a diillnrl S on after (be Mifhaelfim in- acu Siiiir uurrtkma tu anew. > f ill1 yuan'.' -H*nni n f't h i. pub tomato plant* at the huuMV for • Id In the eVKinIllation of rval See tha Now AU TOM ATIC licidy lui>. it one lltr'aliUr Idi 'fund lliclllll id wn* ndurfiid ie|K>nt»i( ^ immy Hum nre: whiih he lia* ut thi* lima nn u*l > m ale lilir*, Wh w-n i the M'idiariMn ImIUl flnriwi ,,f i| t,*« If ||mil. A lnl ■tit nipt* were made li> Tin on D ia p la g a t A n y o f an.I that anyone who ♦*f It inaSu |*'.ple citli'in* and Jiiilrnal l ■ v ilify it r.|H-it llml mi-tit to,l.b n . o lonkv Our Local Store* plant* fir Immed'ttte i bratinr TITLE (JUAIUNTY I- ii rii-i'iiiiaiy lo »h«w dry bortiqb* nmn, 'I'-afi Hite wi’u hr bail l.i.-n ili.irgeil with Vb.U| ini-y ebtain thrm. fu r >f . Imrgr MOUTH ACE CO. . nlliMwd.e *» 'trlcl ndalinve cnini* tien I.f III.: lii|Ui.S law. lull n-i In- votin' r njtlr«*m<*ii *|wtlnl pm |liV ralilng lit Ibe |mtut .- I* r g * 107—9 K. I'ark Avenue geltlhg. if (..vitiation inuld be uWXtncd. Of- llegi * ? Th,3.,VVC . Hanford, Flurida ih n ir if pubTIrity.Tnrhi nn* lu*e>i f|i ,d U f were mb id I . all init Do prtrllre tn keep T«wih SaatitfL___ u Inra numt-er nf be'i i;uii «*, At tin- Ijue uf tS. indirt- fd .ii t ej."did"ti*x fltmi the polNbW Y p « ll.i* I'Jrlt* and evrri- eim Jif rtuBl Mr. Mithaelauu wa* u v.in­ IkT Vtlieif neither matt had 1, ,-n sr* Tl'H-K AND MOKTCACt I 'm !• a pM-nthd Florin- ti Ida It* fur roeleclr«i In eungtea*. Haw long is it in fr ;»»r y t > re-u d ? ■ lata I k in ter befall*c FTnrida bur. tm I Co m pan t Mr. MlfhaeUun. *i* immlh* keep Imditnient* In pignn hdri klc. M.th ell probably has made Cmpitml fund, aeer hO miMfoa dollar tbrm wilh vp n arm* iitnj' mudnftrr I l f was Inilicti.l wa* win it the mun indicted ought In, s .Judy ..' tl, • Jtt k ,'ll* » * * i* erat* •otti"'. A st - Sat'* the son ti* coni" in ami he easily u’ SiIaldo. of publicity that mat* wuthlng Invited ur.l « f Mr. Huber'* r,, . -if-'lull Why ) ^ the Micliar'iwm ill* the .|ur*llon* ere etill i.rllo m i. Ihi' j , u , rffurt uu lb« pail uf make broil in Pirsgo, wlwre FluiaGana to- In' thrmaclvr*.— lu* fire*. Il was wrek* n ftir n dlr'im-nj kt|*l srctol sisl lb* f* U » Thi i re fully nn -wrfgd in publUbcd so »oun Ml, Go!h'|'» re.ignation. ,a*kl*n uf rotigia** cliir1*1*-* wb'ch indicliinni Nb 4 i-P o < t. ■" •;* , Etntm In tlrland.. > u tuuTil alwn gel orangi-ntb- and nltu pure orange juice ul five cenli ;» ght**. ft h»* l>«en fold at Imth the ton-erhMore* mid the ding -lore* nil winter. Fume . f the hank* have had Iced orange juirr free." Mr. Uroknw tak-.-a ihe wvrda out of our mouth. No, It wa« n t (Irlando. tit* daughter a f ’ WIltMm Jsnrings llryan to CongnaaRoally. Florida.'*- m anUHty,' semis 'just a little, hard to un derail) ml. .. .. ,1 We have -read neeuaatlowi , ) Flotilla's mentality lit other nev piper* ami w « add thia to P “ eshlbils.’ ' Vet, wr -would. M mil that Floddc's mcntalltj i— , “ mixed"—only that some of caslonally goes astray- a* on Wi ., .tuber C Iait, for Instance. On V i|uetrnn discussed by lhe 'Detr/' T News, n similar condition fc f oped: but It Is rapidly fd T I m Inc ganiM'ng advocate* ml, ^H through the form of having aft^TT live lobby in Tnllahansee, but; i f uur Iwllcf, it will gat nothing io l ila timr and money. A majority] of the I bn da legislature, we atu< ci nvlnceil, 1* not to bo enticed by ••bird* of prey-?^ > ............. Aetna and A t la known -Vglibwhood, ->V- after row a vegetable ■—i If the eye liore vivid Iva* of the >»/ (I'rovt-bind a* the flat wo west of Iwcihu o f the well ftrelrhe* nway ran ni-e, its gn In rontla.-t In t imiCk mi'll rue; Grnphlc'. HOTEL-LEAMINGTON MIAMI ‘‘ Miami’* Most 1‘npular Hotel” /Hngle rooms with lialh, $2, $2.50, S3 Double rooms with bath. $3. $1.00, $5 Fireproof-------- European Inti Hi. Near Bay Hiscaync Iced Hfsliiiir.Mil frr ftnmi’CflBir “Advenlufes Of Grandpa” A Whuk'scmte'l’arct! • In Three Acts (Jiven hy (he Klutlenls ur The Junior Ilig l Tuesday, A p ril 16th, 1929 Adm ission 35c . t » . * t r * w ,S 5 w N" By merely invertingth Duo4)isc,I cart DUO-OISC Down ■fora Few Pieces MR. .(JOKER Q lirrs L W K C J L '■Rrlightod"— lh»t rfprrwk tho Mlitfaelion ol w* wh->*r*utu>g lh*nrw Aulnnuk DuwDuc KJ«*Lric V i — I tie only wuhor in winch y o tc u wash up or d o n W l.en you haou LFJiS ihui -y a v o n n lublul. no *3 FI W |,K*r*—-plaM tb* Ouu D.r UtLoW , V'hcn You hav* a lAIU .I, wd.inc, or I IKAVY |w«n -place II* Unvote AMOVE. ’ ’ It's instantly inwtiblr, and in wss—-ml you ublua fururifmaln The regular prii C IA L F O R ONLY J k l $99.50 D e fe rre d P a ym en t P ric o S m a ll D ow n P a y m en t B a la n ce M onthly,' * PO W ER & U G (V DUO-DISC Ui f o r a Tubful T -a l 1 * This is National Titla vevk �■|.v *J1"*!■ •” 1rr” »T*a a*.| A n d Personal Activities m o Kd a y . A r a iL 15 , » » Cecilian Music Club C lu b G roup T o Give P ro g ra m On Tuesday Meets On Saturday p P aA iG M IL A N E T O D A Y E TH REE guest, Mr*. Samuel Puleston, Mra. C. P. Drummond of O lkago* Mr*. D. I ‘. Drummond, Mra. II. B. tewl* entetiained Mr* K. S. Dutton. with a luncheon nn Friday nflerCONGRESSMKN KCONOMIZB noi>n al the DeUtnn Spring* ll-»te| at Itel^on Spring* honoring WASHINGTON. Apr! 1.7— Mra. T. W. Ramsey nf Tnnipn. tIN S I—A personal economy wavu li*« t.ecn Inatltutcd for mrmbi-r* who i» s|iending some time lure of Congress in the »peci«l session. with her niirv, ’ Mr*. Samuel A lunch ionnier is l-cing installed In the House restaurant for busy Puleston, Rose Court. The luncheon table wn« ndorned congressmen who want to grab a vrUh vase* of naeturiium* in tote to r*t w thoul paying -.*io shade* o f orange and yellow while marge* o f serviee in the regular dining room the place canls were designed In harmonizing color*. Lunchc-n was, ^ , |p Unk rlin„ lllctK| l(l served In four coura*. to the fol- „,ir,httl.rtrrn ,,flr1 „ f |>|,nt city, lowing: Mr*. Ramm-y, honor [M rs . L ew is Hostess A t Luncheon Friday The Cecilian Murir Club meeting Mra. J., H. Colclough i* chairman of tha musical program which will o f Ihst Sntunlay afternoon In tho Studio of Mr*. Fannie Stenihridcr be presented j>n Tuesday afternoon Munson o|-cned with a talk on at .1:30 o’e’ock for the member* correct pronunciation i f music of tha Mutk»| Department of th* term* and musicians. Among a Miss B ran d t Honored Woman’s Club and their friend*. long |l*t given wrrej B y P a rty Thursday “ Poatrv and Natuie In Mits'c" la llavdcn (htghdnl Dvorak (tforthe subject selected for'th e pro­ *hak) Chopin (»ha*pntigl. Cnrrillon Mra. Robert Cameron and Mra. Paderewski (pallMra. R. J. Holly aprnt Satur­ gram and Mr*. Colc'ough will (rar-ee-y"iig). TUESDAY/ Daun entertained oh day In Daytona beach With rela- read an interpretation of each droof-akl nr pah-dref-skl). Beetho­ Tho Junior’H ig h / f . A. wlh George Bt90 o'clock >.1 the school Thursday evrninr at the pariah tirea. musical number before it I* p'ay- ven tluiy.tn-fen.i Handel in Ger-hall on Oak Av.nue with a mrri many is priinnuneed with two dot* *ii"Advsmturxa of Grandpa" party and linireric ahuwer given oven the n- In Ila y at one time Ml** Ruth Henry I* ()| at the The following numncre wttl be In honor of Mlaa Irene Itrandl presented by the Junspelled and pronounced Hen-lei. home of her parent*. Mr. and Mr*.. presented! i 'school pupil* at H whoae marriage to John Ludwig U. K. Ilcn.y, Ro*e Court, I. Pi*no solo— “ Bird a* Prophet* The torrret pronunrinti- n i f IlachIn tha school uudi-jirium. will he an event of Juno ft. —Schumann: Mr*. ChaAe* lien- monlnofr *|iel1ed by the composer refills r bunloeas meeting M in Urandt wai pr. arnlod with R. A. Newman and ton, Hob- dei ton. I* Rokh iiiahn-ee-noff. a number of *cln of ailk lingerie a f thX Haile Department o f the hi*, spent Sunday morning In J. Vocal So’o— “ Drift Down, The pinna select ion* given were. aa gift# from the hoatesae, am) w.ia |ire*entert with ‘.r pff-"-t"iTpfi-'-.’ pToman’s Club will be bald at 3 Orlando with the former’* mother. Drift Down*'— Ronald. Mr*. Ar­ 1. March " f Wnr Priests |tm guest*. Qunnlltie* of garden (lowerr • ’clock Jih the fliuli roomt and thur Branan pianos), Mendelssohn, Cene luiney, During the c*ruing h |n*tr| -hsdeg artitntc.f tlfe' rimai* wn I trill be followed by a muilcal pro- ^ ' Mr* Adel* l a w n M t i i u l * . i u . . Jb.Octct—“ Forue Gentle Spring’ Lola Shelly. Mary Elizabeth Tolar, where the m estv- wrre~recf-iveil 7^^ . n . - lr * o t Hayden'* Oratorio. “ Tha Carmrn Guthrie. M EAT MARKET tun the tallies were dettgned at m liH T T T V O m n * Mr*. Horry U vetle at s h’y Mr*. Floyd Palmer. WEDNESDAY. 'held ■ gills in nasti‘| shades high acure among the bridge her home on Weat Third Street. 2. Vul-c. Zitletlatt, Caroline 221 E. FIRST 8T. Mr*. Gro.ve Harden. Mr*. Herbert ' Welfare Depaitment o l the giieit* and was given a ptacgiie, A saltd courae and coffee We •» Russel I*. Mra. T. I. Hale, Mi*. Hoy Cogburt, France, Mahottry.i’a Clab wtil gtvw-w-ra sit ved at the *up|w-r honi by Oe 'tvfifl., Mra. J. Field*, who Inul Pnulinr-Wa'Tnce and XIV- H. Pippin. Mr*. B. C. Moore. Mr* 3. Coneert dc Polka. Alfoldy, ^ party a, the Woman'* Club high whore: among "' the bunco Mildred Hand hostess, assisted l-y Mr. Hamu.-I were week-end JTlTdB o'clock for the echolarenip guraU, wo* prevented with n pic gin .*l* at Southern College in lake- \V. I- Woodiuff and Mr* Co- Luellle Echols. Puleston. Mra. R. A. Newman nnd thiugh. A, Hungarian, McDowell, Hetty .endowment fund. Mr* D. I.. Thrasher, lure. Mi«« Lucy I‘iter* held ami. 4. “ Butterfly" Group lllnlerinistcr. THURSDAY. Those playing bridge teeth: Mi . low score and « u jrlvtn a l»»i (a ) Poem—“ BuUerflU-s'' Vue he I KORA LANE In -^ e COHENS AHO 5. Tart nil-lie, Bunmullcr, Mary Seminole Chapter Number Two hon dbh, whll. Mi*. John I’cxold r. W*. Ramsey. Dr. nn-l Mr*. Sou Mr. nnd Mr*. Dougla** Griffin Lindsay. KEUY9 VN ATLANTIC CITY “ N Ickle. url Puleston, Mr. itnd Mrs. It \. <0. E. S. will meet at 7:30 o'clock won cut prim. Mi*. Fred Zer- will Irnvr Sunday for poir.-n in 4 ver'ct-tJ-u n c r u a t (hi Butterfly Dance— Nell SlewNewman, Mr. nnd Mr*. E. Ifl. (a) l.'a Chase, Kern, (b| Architect the Haionlc Hall for initia- ttnner held low (core among the the Carolina* where they c*|>eel art of the Brown Dancing Rrlmol lliuisho tier. Mr. nnd Mrs D. L bridge guru* and rccclv. d a wall to upend the rummer. (c ) "The nutterf y " —piano Tender Mower, Kern, Mm\ Nell P i n t N » l 1 Bank B U j . Thrz«her. Mr*. J. E. Broune, Mr*, . va»e. r-Io by Poldlni—Mia. France* Smith. S anford, F la t . K. llrm y ami Judge J G. Woodruff, The hall w »* 'decorated Ip, n ^ 7. Chromatic Elude, lline* Mr. nnd Mr*. D. L. Thraiher Sharon. ier Betrothal pink and white color arlicmr with ar. | Mr. and Mr*. R. A. Newman ft. Mus'cal Bending-"Hymn of Caroline Cogbum, quantities of Spring flowr< In Pan '— -Shel'ey— Mi*. W. K. SlumAnnounced Saturday H. S-ng without Word*. Ilchr. apent Sunday aftrrmain and eve­ Music for this niiml-er will be -pan’ Mr*. Walter S. Coleman honored nhatlcs of pink and while ndtirnMary Went. taken from "The Maglr Iomtern" |a number of her friend* with a ing the room* where the guc*t* ning at Daytitha rllaclt. P, Baicorollr. Burgimitler Of Intereet to their many friend* were tntrrulned. l-y (iod.itd, nnd played bv Mrs. Nut clip*, budge party on, Iasi Sntu-day Mr*. I. P. Hagan, Mm. Curti* liwynn Fo*. f utist, and Mr*. Cm- Kalhermo Morrison. [both here and clscwhci* l» the cn made to nprtaer*j pink rote*, ■lining ut her home in DreamBarber, Mr*. Alton 1 1 . Young and 10. March in E 'linor. Meiiji-t*ilough, pianist. ' and approach ng marrl- wire plnred on the tittle*, whll ( wo'il. Yellow and green wyfe rim. Ml** Carnieta Barber spent S«tti Vocal Solo—"The Alpine Him- Soliii. Mai> Ft am e* Apilrow*. k|s* Lnul-r Thtnsbcr to the individual rnkri. which tven utd.iy iiUci mn’ti in Orlando. T<( dniulnillllll* i'lllof* used ill 'lie le t " — Liszt Mi*. Charles lien, (tine which w-n* announced Iced In pink wVro adnrir.il with decorations which eonsi.-liol of r.tddemo ule In I Mnzar:. II. sty M. Ktnuioi y afternoon at o hrldpe n wrildng hell de*lgn. Tail jointne rore* used in profusion III Mr*. U W. nno Duet* - "Moonlight tiri.l jc -irrii- I irT t .V.-nuiy from J,u- ouvMIe where jven In honor of M»* « , und . . _uther vase and how s, w lile the tallti* Sonata ’ and "Th,Glory of G-"l [ pJrfSat." M ‘ ' Vu-lie ' t ’ mhlri lil|ilin*izei| (he color shu spent the past wei-k a* the )-|iaa annli Mrri FFi-Frf *"*’’ "'*1 n Nature Beettjuven. play, d t-y s i , - , v. ,. 1 • and other patty upp-lntment* n o *-*.*. in e desigtieil in he same ruhirfc . a t her home on Uran^: guest of frirnds. M S. It. C. Bower and ,\|r* R. It. ,? „ , * A*sf»ling Hip ho-te**is In cur­ High si-ore |>ri»e was won l-y View Avenue. . ., IVttJi, •**' *1»!ittit\ Fult'ituiri*, ( h'lpin, ing for the guests M.-re; Mr*. Sin J E. Itrou»e Mr*,* S. II. M ill Thraiher l« the onlv a. Vnrnl Ouarleh—“ The W'-.-*l W,,,Y *'[ 1 I - I n. f-i'on l.nney, who D a seuii r nt Ihghtun mil high and Mi«s (’ir ile 4daughter of Mr and Mr*. Jlnl-rft II. llnmhy Mra. <\. E. MoMcm, Nymph’’ —Rnhri-r-■ Mr*. A M. I Serenade I ’l'wo t-uinos) T. Thrasher, Celery Avanue, and Mr*. Elmer Grnddlck nr.I Mr*. RolPn* College In Winter Pnu; I mllipi. Mra R, L. Glenn, .M• r.. M-sk-u-U, It, 11> M, Kiun.-n, Mur-1 Lave J-iiii-*, win- t* visit ng her cuter. Mss E. tl, A«iu raft. wt;v boa h#cn l.vlng In Sanford slmc II. Riehler. Thoie Invi'-vl in Ik. Sla nt the week-end with hi* un-’1 1 F. Ilounliddei nm| Mi* W. j» ,; gnret ... |ire»cnle*l with low si-ote prize. her early childhood. She I* a grad­ with Ml** Brandt were: Mr*. F. and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. ■k Lnney, PI I Magnolia Avenue Ift. I’reiii.le, IU i! n-unim-ff. lief t-shment* le|Hutillg Ihe uate of Semlno’e High School iti-l E- ’Ruumlllat, Mr*. Mary Murk. Accompanists for the program IVzrl li i-olor. mile, wrre serveil al the supspent several yea.a studying at •Mra. I’rter Paul, Mr*. Ju^ia Lud­ ate: Sli-. R. It. Dens, Mis. Iilctmrit Mr. anil Mr*. IV. A EJtt* III l « r h--Ur •>>' Ihe ho*|e*». n**i*te 1 Southern College In l«*hclanil. wig, Mr* Mnrvuri'l 7*<rr*lin r, Alllnghain. M.s l liuile* l|,i«lcrri Mis It I. I'.okins sii-l Mr. It'll Mr. Stine wa* horn in IVi-nxi- Mi*. A. E. Mntlrn. MV*. P. A. an I Ml** l.-iuise Thritslu r motnii-,1 son and Mis* Aniiu Belt- Dy—n. in Bara si i In Matunbiy evening Wight to tin' fol W in g : Mix, J E. .vanla hut spent Ihe greater p.tri Hcrtitr. Mra. J. E. Walhen, Mr*. lirouse. Mi*. Ftonk I.. Miter. Mrs. nf Ms liTe In Charleston, Weal Va George llrrhal, Mr*. 11. K, Tnk whir,, they rpent the week-end With friends. It A. Newman. M.w. J, G. Slmlol, where be atudlrtl in the public •eh, Mrs. "Geoig Zur lliide, Mrs. Mt* W. J. Th gpen, .Mra. S. R. achoo'a and later workill In u bank f-’riink Pi' -rs, Mra. Jnnir> Field*, Mis* MarJotie Furred, daugh­ ” ’J,V w'h- Dsensri, mill Heath I -itlit-,a, Mis* hnllieiiiii- Dighton. there. He ha* been residing In Sell Mr*. I’ntil IVr.d.l. Mr*. John Prter of Mr. nnd Sirs. J. It. Furn-sl, Heal?" was th,. nub],* t of the .In-. J C. Hioisun. Mra. E. II. ford for *evr7il years and I* .1! »<*ld. Mr*. Roheri Camuou Jr., ||„, First Aslhiafl nn-l Mi - Conn l.ove An anounceim-nt which wijl ho Lesson Sr.rmmi hi 1event In the employ of \\ A. Mi . Ileuiv Richter. Mrs, llir- underwent un opeiulliijj for npl-n d liti* lust Friday ill the of iiilere*t to their inaiiy frirnd.i ( huri'h ->f Christ, Srieiuirl, on Jolle -. itta Jr.. she| Hamby. Mr*. Elmer GiadSII t The luncheon table where the dick. Mra, Fred Zcrrenner, Mrs Fernnld.|aiughtoii Iluipllul and both here and in Ja. ksonville ia Sunday cat* w'ere seated tva* centered Cienrpe Habe, Mrs. John 11 ndrr. '* Improving rapidly. the engagement of Mi*. Ilcbo The G-lden Text wa* from th a model landscape arrange j Rennet I (loelildu* o f Jmkniti- Jaiio* the Missis Katherine Runnnn. . |K, --The prayer wa* ent depleting if rural aeene in D. J. Powers left SaUiiday f"V I villi- lo John fa-on t>ulli*uiy of \ Madeline Mall m. Ruth Fellow*. .taints Ift, “ The prayer of faith Iileh tniv*. fern and n miniature Ev.iuapoi, HI. where he ha* *>- thi* rity. Mi** Gootehiu* i* the -hall sate I to- suk, and in,. |>ird nd. containing gold fish, ho |wd A ririn Marie Fellow*, Arnnkn llnnorlnir i T W. i|ani •’ Twachi Ini II. Walhen. I.tn-y vvpied u position with a new*daughter of the late I 'h.'irie* It. 1 ■hall ttilso hint lip; and if lie <•( *i.HPill. khtt h il.f hoiiM* .add a touch of reality to tin Peters atel Marion Zur Held*. t-!i|nT. M.'.i. IViWvrs ,wllt p|H -it-l pPlMntgt on. From nliuvii w a* «•. M m I' ii Iim G-iUhius of IlmiiiK Go. and Mr*, have c.oinoiilc,| *iu tlo-y elull I t.f iii'i seVi-rnl weeks in Fort Myer* with Chnrle* 4t. (Jortehlu* of Wash- I** fotg un Imo." spended a Idrd house made of li ,i, U«r *»* i nut. Mid . .1. *i ( her parent*, prior to joining Mr. rdboard and painted in brillian' ington, I*. C. She was u( student j Am pg the ( l at Ion* which coin- lift4’i l i H»il thi* iminiu'rA «»f ili«* and from the chandelier I'owirs in Evanston. at Shutter college in Rmuu, Ga.. ptisi-d the I * . sun Srnmin wa* Eu'iuiti: Hi iiii;*’ lltil* voth lit iil«ai1 ng blue hlnla within which weto mn I i h*hi\ v\I’liinie ul fu r liiiiut« Inter cumpleCng hen education In the f-dlcwimj front tho Bihie: chntn nlng . the announceDr. nn.| Mr*. Dayton Sto-er,who New Y-rk City. Mi's Gntethio* I ‘ lilt** Ihe l.oid. tt toy soul, and 117 V\t A Ti*nlli S im ! Iii|*l» ent of t6e engagement. The phi o uvuutilf (ht* liiilii'R sv.i^ h» M U M •. Mm. J. (irant Wilson inter* hive lu-en re-lding at (lift I’nrk rda w<Jr n *0 iloaigned In trie (afnnl Ihe tnembfrji of the* Merry- Avenue, left Monday liy motor for hai been superintendent of the fm yit not all lit* heofita: Who >«■iiiii*#I % %InIt* K, t‘. birds. A^olue nnd C o UiiiiihI ('lub nnd n itUllibvr n| iiyrniuse, N. Y. where Dr. Stoner ‘ ilveralde h-spitnl i„ Ju ksonville t fa iveth all thine iniiplitirs; who i ll»u«hiilder Was glxi n li'gh -m. J a n f'ulo.' scheme wa* adhered otlu*r frirnd^ with n lirldpo pnriy will do aumnu-r work with th-- for a number o f years. li- l th all llix dlu-a-es; Who re- prize tor Ihe men. Mr* Ramsey i n f i vases nt golden CeliTur- **n Saturday, tifli rnoon nt hi r New Yirk State College of ForMi. Galloway is a di-arrndant of Ac- " th thy life from dcstrurijiii'a and blue p'umlnge hiimr, !'l 1 l'nrk Avotitit*, in l»»»nur ist y During the w‘ nler month* an iJd Nouth randina fumily nnd Ich Vip 10 placed on the tabic, fif b r i*i-14**r* Mr*. rimuJr UaMvio he has been on* of the »luft mem­ for thi- past six year* has lived ti-iti; Who II ow nr 111 tliee w ill loving kintliu a- no.I u nder mrr* other flower* adorning tlo- i»f Piirt Myt m who h Mjn'niilnt; bers of the United State* Entomo­ In Fb r da whrre be ihaa been ri- ’ ’ (PSaltos 107:2-1). Ing rooms or Mrs, .Thrasher’s * 1tin* iitar hrrr wltn h "f ft.u i til , logical laiboratnrv here. i-onn-x-tril with the Atlnnllc Coa*t 1 Included n*t« r*. snap drag- Mr. and Mr*. C. K. Henry, How* Tiie I*•**.iii-Sermon also imlu-lLine Rniln-ad. Mr. Gnllowny ,i* ed the follow ing |ins*age* from larkspur and ru«e*. Court, Mra. J,, C. Cn-flon nn-l Mra. nchron w»* se.ved In three At Ihff «nnclu*ii>Tl of * vend E. I). Sewell of Titusville, Mr*. n Win 1-1 Wig vetrrun nnd i* n ll-i* Chi-rstiari Belem-1** textlauilt, irae* by the hpste**, osiisleil by inptain in the re-eive i orp*. At “ ."i i-nect mol Health with Key to daughter, Mr* J. D. Woodruff progressions of bridge liiyh more C. II. Smith und Mr*. A. K. present he i* chief clerk for Jdra. Robert T. Thiacln*. prize niii-ing the rluh nirnils-rs, Shoemaker motored to (Tlear- Superinterriieiil T. 1.. Dumas of tl-- Scriptures," li>* Mary Baker Eddy: “ To hold ynuradf supcio-r the afternoon bridge was n novelte |;i in- wm pr s itte-i |water la*t Tu »Juy wh-re * hey lo in, la-cauM- thill made you suand prises awarded to lo Mr*. II. F, Whitiu-r Jr., while attended the annual eonD-rence the Atlantic Coast Line. Mra. Hugh Whelehel. who hod of the Woman's Missionary The Weiidlllg will ^ikr | ^ire Joe Contain, who hrld Idgh |*i‘i or to l| and govi-yns man, .if Ihe highest score among the Soriitv of th.M * h-Hlist Church, in June at the home of Mis* duel* tun wlmhmi. To h-ld yourself su­ and Mist Klliubeth Knlgtit. S M * st.*, was given a siiuilnr prfre. South. Mr*. Cnifton wa, elected a lucky In cutting, all** elilus’ sister, Mr*. F^rneil C»mp- perior In nii-knees nnd drulh Is r received gluv* si.k Img- Mr*. Raymond I’hiPip.i rut high district secretary. I* II. -in Mm->p. Go. ispiMty wiw. and i* in nn*nrd*nre i and received a bridge sal. guest pritr.wwhilc Alt*, with divine Silence", The tiHinu Whe|t- the gu--st* lai wa* given a nuwly perTinrunny friend* of Mr.', bott’a and Mias Knight u w re recrlveil were tli-cotnlid t lamle Hionilon will laglad to W. A. Adams, Moiri* Wimldsh, i wllh ipmntitlr.1 of Sfoing flowo f nadaaua face puwdcr Iram that she t* rapidly improv­ Wi-liam Duili and Frank W-aalhose present w'e-rv: Mia. Itidi- era, int hiding psiirs nnd arnitt ing after a no|ieratlon at the FernC. Thrasher, Mm. W. A. F its dragons, which v.eni arranged Mr*. R. f . Shcafer wa* hoatca* i.lil-ljimthton Memorial Hosp.tal ruff Jr. spent Sunday aflrrnoon Mrs. Joe Guniates, and tlui with fern In li««krls and vase. at n party given un Thurailay Oh- latlrr pari Of Ihe week. at Daytona Bench. Huth Henry, Olyve New- Th>- milt a were iloMcned ns hut- e.eninv la lowing the meeting nf , i i i i i i ...... i i i i i f Elizabeth Kmgnt Pau.i-e- tir flies in harmonirinr shude*. the Co| TheuduV llooarvelt Auiil Owners say that the only now motoring >, Mildred Hand, Lenalwl.e . At the tea hour a salad course i.ity Nunilier Three of Un- United n , Helen Marantflte and wa- served by tbs host »*, as- Spanish IVor Veteran* whlrh w-m thrill they have enjoyod m recent year* ri t -I by her *l*ler. llr.i. Opllvtr held nt her studio, 11.1 Elm Avrayet Patera iit the distinguished performance of the nnd l-y Mr*. It. C. l ‘Mlltp*. Mr*. no-*. F-Ilnwlng the abort luainea* Gr.tham-l’aige four h|H*cd transmission, It. F. Whllner Jr., Mr*. Monroe •p*iion, presided oxer Isv M »i. Newm anHonorK II. Iliiit-ov ind Mils Ituth Hinry. Fannie Print, * social ik t ' ihI wa* with its two high speeds and yfdnJdrd gear Th-'* invltpil to t-e with Mr*. enjoyed hr Ihr 27 meml-e'* and Visitor W ith Party hltift. Tlic smoothness and swiftness o f ______ * Ogilvio were: Mr*. Ravin-md tlulr guest* who were p.esrnl /ourtli, and the rapid acceleration o f t/iinl, During the eveninr game* were dmcnllng Mr*. T. W. Iliilllp*. Mn. Monns- It. llulion. F tvi C h a im s — Sixes a n d Htt.im can only he appreciated hy |vtsona|c*peri5of Tampa, »lr*. It. A. Mis. |l. F. WhitrUr Jr- Mr*. p'l-yed ami prizes awarded tu MrV »(W5 to »2495 l,wa* host.** to u num- W. IV. Potter, Mr*. Ilawkiu* V. Helnach o f Orlando »mi Mra. encc. W e invite you’ io enjoy n demonCsi dluilist. il i- Modi loll, m (vhndct. v»r friend* with u bridge Connelly. Mr*. John Meiseh Jr., M*tv A. Cameron. Mr*. R C. htration o f this new thrill in motoring. (wo |u-*enrer Coupe IIBW. All pnteK Ivrn on Friday ultei HiMjii Mr* Calvin Tcseuc. Mr*. W . D. --benfer as Dept. Hr, Yicp.prralSt Isiioiy—1 |*. lalripni ment m is on home l(i Bose Court, Gnnl-ier, Mr*. II. J. Holly Jr.. ib nt, tondiirteil a sale of tirLet* Mrs. Edmund M l*rh, Mra. It. I*. fot a rhral pf ham! made art'cl-a *11 tuoJ.lv rrlvrd na u gift Ihe ijjfm -A nil i>r)!uiii|y limt Caswell. Mr*. It. G. Fo*. Mra. wMrh wa* furnished by th.. fif. C. \V. Baker, Mr* .1 . P. Hi-lgleenth auailUry of the state. TVW V r ^^vfdyttl |N>Hder Pruicetls of (hi* rhp*t wilt be u»ed S* la while Mr*. If. U. Lewi*, and Mr*. Hugh Whelvltel. fur the lH*pf Drill Teeni nt SI, held hlirh act»r» uaa tflvun Petersburg where thi* tram wl I fan glass tow| filled with pul on floor work at the fh-pt and lavender astir*. Mrs. Ciinventlnn of Un ted Spanish War (ter S. Coleman cut high and ke’ eran* at Hebring in June. the m lplrnt uf * novelty After the tale ay tirkela the king l.oi. The inemhcrt of the “ Bored nf rooms whi re the guests Education" rluh were h-narid huitts* reived ref-rshm-nta to the member* present and the fol­ anti 1 tuincu were di-coiateh w.th a I ridge party givrn on Fri­ lowing out-of-town pco|dc whu putplj ami luvendar color day rven ng t-y Miz* F’ranre* Wil- Were present: Mis* mirgarrt with <luantlttes uf astern won at her bom, nr her pan-nt*. Havens, junior vice-president; befe ahadta placed in various iUOO Sanford Avenue. High acore Mra. Jennie lleinsrh, vhepl n; Mra. >* about the room*. Tailh a wa* l-rhl by Mis* Camilla Ib-as Ji lla W ilm.il, senior vice-p waident ihrr bridge aciessurira se­ who wa* prvsented with a “ IRn* ui the auxi lary at Orlando; Mix* book, while-' Mia* Jean Mart-r. at'd the eolor note. . . iia Henoch and Comrade WilJ the arurnoon * salad |.an>'v received a 'inen handker­ tri-t ot Oilandn, and Mr*. Mami* , Ice onis* was svi ved by the chief for rutting high. Mlaa Mary a-uttox ot lUdgeville. Go. *a# assisted by Mr*. D. U Mr swell, who had low- acore, >v»bar, Mrs. $amuel Puleston. crlreit a bsv of randy. W IND PLAYS HAVOC A rolur schema of yellow and A. P. Conn. Ily, and Mr*. Bfouoe to the fo.lowing: green wa* carried oat in the P-t'il SHREVEPORT, La , Apr. IS Kninsey, honor guest, Mrs. derontion*. la-tc In the evearig "airman. Mrs. II. II. M-liuhnfcnts wera served by Ih-i (IN F ) --One dead and thousand* hostcm . a*ii*t*d by her mother. o f d-Ilar* property damaga wsa O n e c n s t o r q e r t e ljs a n o t h e r : a n d t h a t ’ s h o w H- It. Digtiton, Ml** Mr* Fm l R. Wt'son, and Mx* Difkton, Mra. -Frank Helen Wilson. Thou, p Xavnt were, the knrmra toll today of a terri­ m o s t o f o u r n e w d e p o s it o r * c o m e t o u s . , Mra. C, E. It.nxy-. Mr*, the Mltscs Camil'a Dea*. Jraa fic wind and rain atoritk whlrh (iailoway, Mra. 1). U Martin liineyN Mary Mai wail. hroka bare during tha ' night. tr, Mra. fUmuel Puleston, Mary Dighton, Lillian Branan and Several home* were Mown down t. P* Connelly and Mra. Loi* Couch. and panic reigned In th* theatres. Uroust. Ao_ unidentified man was kited Mr and Mra. Cauthon Jlutrh- whan ha came In contact with a llaaal* Ratio* of Bideg- Inson. Mlaa Hsian Vtrnay and power w in, S anford, Fla. ^ MISS MARGARET PETERS, Sodety Editor W nt* Telephone 148. Reoidmco Telephone 448 Social Calendar i.vr-^r L Rdi* -*■'8 tfesw w % AYi’ HTEtW ci'* Elton). Moughlon Mrs. Walter Coleman Entertains At Bridge John (talimvay Will Wed Helen (aoetehiiis Interesting Lesson Studied By Scientists Mrs. Sharon Host css To Her Bridgi* Chib Mrs. J. Grant VViton Entertains Hep Club The New Thrill in Motoring Mr8. Shcafer Plays Hostess A t Party Four Speeds Forward S t a n d a r d Gear Shift /farfat'S •Miss Wilson Honors Ilcr Club Members A Mighty Good Bank to D eal W ith” FIRST O* is spending some Hroe [wflh ho.' aUtar, Mra. UoAndrrson, 212 West Firut u' uJ.Y Randall Chaoe war* vlaltora at Daytona Beach Sunday afurnoua. liana discussed for Improve meat o f D«Land's airport. NATIONAL BANK KENT M OTOR CO. 201 COMMERCIAL A V E.— PHONE 17 £A A M A M -PA I££ j �. * * I • JP YOU WERE CONSIDERING THE PURCHASE OF BOUGHT, AND BOUGHT STOCKS AND BONDS, YOU’D PO A LOT OF; STUDYING BEFORE YOU ACTUALLY PARTED' PRODUCTS THAT THESE WITH YOUR MONEY! YOU’D W A N T TO KNOW ABOUT W E COMPANY—ITS POLICY—ITS PAST COAST TO COAST. AGAIN A ND PEOPLE, AGAIN. BY THEIR STEADY PATRONAGE, HAVE APPROVED FROM ___* j. 1 L A AJ Ju — RECORD THEY ARE THE •■ ADVERTISED » PRODUCTS. THEY MUST BE FULL V A LU E —FIRST QUALITY, YET YOUR THAT MONEY SURPLUS. EVERY REPRESENTS DAY YOU ONLY OR THEY COULDNT SATISFY SO M AN Y MIL­ SPEND LIONS OF PEOPLE YEAR AFTER YEAR! MONEY—ALMOST A LL YOUR EARNINGS—UPON THE REQUISITES OF MFE. THE YOU CAN SELECT THE DAILY PRODUCTS OTHER PRODUCTS Y O U . SEE ARE STRANGERS. YOU DON’T KNOW THEM. FEW YOU BUY AS CAREFULLY AS YOUR MOST CON­ PEOPLE DO. THEY M AY BE GOOD-jTJBEY M AY SERVATIVE INVESTMENTS. IN EVERY STORE YOU’L L ( FIND PRODUCTS THAT YOU KNOW WELL. ‘FRIENDLY NAMES THAT HAVE STOOD 1*017 N?TMANUFACTURER UP TO TH|S, JFJTILESS LIGHT OF PUBLICITY, THEY ARE JUST THERE , . . HOPELESSLY UNKNOW N —THE “SPECULATIONS” O F THE WORLD O F MERCHANDISE. i FOR FIRST QUALITY M ANY YEARS. NAMES OF PRODUCTS THAT MILLIONS OF PEOPLE HOLDS THEM HAVE INVEST YOUR MONEY FOR EVERY-DAY THINGS AS CAREFULLY AS VQU MAKR INVESTMENTS. . . SELECT ADVERTISE!* 0O0D£ • I \ * \ \ 1 . ■ ■ '■ N -v �)him 5 ’Art- Water and |t>i|* furnished. Call 18—J. uL ada, will I , received _ Threw. ■tor* coy*. r » m . J* AC N T— Makoner apta., (M r . k, Adrmnea CLEKENTS A IT S .—<J18 "park A re.1Apts, foe rent arallabl* Apr. I. Apply Apt. l. gnraoa and cultector ant immediately for payment 1 Tfaaa-------------- - 10c a Una I Timer ---------— Be a line Furnished Apartment for rent— Park A p ia—Park Are. and 18th St. Frtgidatre. Kent reason* able. Phone 712—J. t Timer - — -------- 7c a Una Time rater on request. Tha reduced rate# are fur feormacutlca Inn-rtiuns. THE VERDICT FOR RENT, Furnish'd rooms on sorood fU-or of Herald building Can b„ on a very naion* 'ft rented rvnmi uu able, bails. Inquire o(~Fdreroan, Tho Hejfald. worda of average length :counted a line. under 3 ling-s accepted, •diertmbrg I, restricted fo r only cne IncorF A R .RENT—FwnrtTfretf®J?J)irf)l»lt Insertion. tha aduaatlaaa "'Vbcetj liunralc.w l.unful located at .117 . subsequent Inifrtiona. The . ^rTajiicco Igh Slrrtt. Good neighborhood, should he notified im plenty o f ahndti tree*, nice home, cly in cat* of error double parage. f.17.30 monthly. V o ADVERTISERS Sec Mr. B*-rg at The-Herald of­ fice. A Herald rrpreaentatlve thoroughly familiar with rules, FOR R E N T —Two four room cot­ rulesi and claaalflration will km located faeinr In* plant * ,ve you complete Information. »n tawest aide. *10 per month each. nd will asv if you wish, they ' J. J. ('atea, phone 402—J. klot you in wording your want ad to make it mono effective. FOR R E N T — Iteautiful seven room bungalow. 2 baths, gar­ it—Announcement* age. all funiLhed. Mud have referoncea. 1201 Magnolia Ave., SANFORD nitre co. plionr It I A. Wo Deliver—Phone 223 21— Acreage for Sale FOR S A L E — 320 acrea One black land on Little llaw Creek eaat of Sr\*:.le| frncetl. agtrslun SANFORD PA IN T and W A L L well, small houses, near railroad. FEU CO, life! W . First fit, W rite I , R. Unkefcr Longview. ■ painter I O H 302. Wash. _______________________ c S T b iggns n s «oI ail Z6— MIseeQgneogs For Sale df. la SanforJ Plant and Paper Co. Phone 303. FOR H A LE —One good kitchert cabinet *20.00:' Four burner t—AulouaVlIc •' OH Stuve Jtt. 00. Ntti-elcclrlc vac­ uum sweeper *8.00. 2200 1-2 SqnDOUpE Plraeure cars nm|,liruham trucks, ford Ave. illm and 13th SR-ecl. Phone 3. 3(k—llonsn For Hn.e ' VD»~YOU~KNbi THAT” YOU Six hnu«ea fo r sale hceap. Inquire /.CAN (iEr YOUR CLOSED 'CAR TOP REPAIRED WHEN IVial O ffice at-Lake Mary. IT NEEDS IT A T SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS US MO. FRENCH AVE. J ....... i ■ F O R S A L E — Huilron five passetiger seilan, hew tires, new t«i|s In good condition. w H I. m 1I h r 1300.00 on qasy term-. Ad­ dress Rox 70 tar^ Thu Herald. A—-liusinrq-l h ^ fv lc e , W IGHT P R IN T SHOP feNAPPY scrv.co on any thing In printing. A phone ru I will get four maifc Pbontf 417—W. 0 Rail eeiad A t #. RWILDINti HJ.OCKK—Irrigation . Iirxr* and general cement wtirk. Atifuole ConeretqjCo. J. E. Ter\w|>t'irer, Prou. Syil and Elm. IN K Y 'S D .tl.O STO R E — Pru [ ucriptlons. Drug*, Soda. We as,near as luur p(tur% Call U R T A L ROOFING:. The Roof Metal shingle* i Lverrlastlng. ire. * • * Iowa M an IsFinedFor C rossing Closed Zone (V s lln g only' « fen - ccnlit, ih e y are I hr III lie g ia n t* of advcrtiiting* Judiciounly used th ey -w ill increase sales and sa tis fy e v e r y w ant. The Adverlining Dcparlmcnt of The Herald will be glad to help word your ad no it will bring the great eat ponvlblc returns at the leant cont. L }ju white r|Kit. on the table tops ), finished with Water Spar Waterproof varnlah. For floors, turpiturc and wofclwork. S<Jd by • ere Jac k Howard. I IK; Eddie Volk, 1S6. aml Arthur Mayor Herald Classified Ads ReachThousands * •« They P a v — P hone 148 FINANCIK6 a n d RACEBILLST0 BE INTRODUCED (Continued From rage Orel lute to the governpi'a tax plan li T*mbltmatiral, airording to |Hiti|l* nil ob-erverg In-iv. Mimy mini. LEGAL NOTICES U-is of the |Wu houses, it Is un­ IV I III ill nr* t i l l A T I JMH.-.-. k C iiiM in : t (>t v t » . *TATM m derstood. have prvdiitid that the n .iiiiliit ............. ... Ill r, l'.,|j|lr of Itk o ltltll W IP2:l session i f the to?> houses i -i h i KI:. I*<‘ ‘ « —<1 To nil i-ltsliluls. Iraale*-., sllvtrll'il. will ronrlude iirlli1l.es w th but t. ra, mill, nil l>*'f»olis .Inti Ini' niiimr rbanges in t|u> statutes i-ldiitu iii ilrmiiiuln *»•!« • «la tr | . . * Y ihi, uni M ill of >«•*». wrt- h^rriiv lettaining to taxation. Tin- gi-ns*i'. and M«|Uli« «lv41«» i*ry». Ml ul imprnoinn, hirtetir, is ilu l link « talniw rimI lUwiuoiB hi* It )••«». Ill *iUl«r •! »••». »».4% lltlkr s4«Mlll-t I In srtinlo mol h ‘ills' uill await •:»« .Muii- .*f u . « •••*»»»•:■ •Ln tiM«i|. lair i f h* inlliol*' •’•HlRt), .tltrialurlton and tnliiinillee dis­ KiitrHt.1. is* it.s* iifiti J.»p *i hli*««"M. cussion of tin* tax relief sehi-mes JliI rv p I t*« inlni*!** 4 oMttt>. ni lil« fiiii*** tn Hit4 m iiii . lielore istnblisliing n itjin l till the *» u In hrinilM'lr 4*oiltil I# riurMl.i. mutter. liI*In ir v Ui - ni«»ii4h*> lion* ln«* o *4Minor tnx li'gislation bn- loan hi>i t 'if. I k .lul M* i''I* H. . \ , t ' l* : » Inlrtaltitrd t * thi- IxhI) of law. ■ •* k i m i \v s isiK II, A'H'UfilMr.'liM ol Uu loom* .MUlWi-ts litiring tbe, (Wo weeks i»f or :‘ “ iV‘ w. I'ooks*. I «s. Ihi’lr romliinetl nnd f.ymal netivlTpfwk _____ tius. With on • gxiepliou, mi m i i i i i: •uu ryi-n y bill to kr*'p tnx l»ooke Wr. Y« |i|t* Mall* I »M«I I m UV I ibilltr, Ihi- i. i *l wlls. *li> »«risl.> i . ion unlit Juno I,Mho measure* tii«i n <(!• •• lllit '••»» Ik *i f ° i" " ,,u«'*. X**lIt lit) •1 \\til. A t. i- - , . i i -*r‘' ......... ........ * o r sc. mlaiy Inipnilnni-c to l/l |ih h \ .\t . « l «»» *••••»! •H»|rp»»f MU III. nmllM •till 1^* M* will inx tax legislation, political. nd*1*ers iniiko M|*|*llr*ill<tii l*T lit* J m.Ik in, T *.• i*i * - hire said today, i" tt»s- group <J III.- •**h i i H l -..lit ihlr.l Jiotlelal i Tis -.ii oj Klurid*. ul lat'-ng bills wldrli are srlirdiibd ijlltltutl, I'lurMtB. HI »* Its |r \s| I Is** to pivripitate xeibal flushes In tlit*ltill| |s*at; |tl* It 4**- Hlllilb ill*' 4 IF* . • * W ANTED — Servant to uevompany v family to Miami. 321 Plunuaa Drive San l.anta or toll 228 rJ. | >6— Llelp Wanted (Male) W A N T E D — I .oral man tlmtuimbljr fam iliar with l.umlwr nnd Uulldlng Materials to ai l ua real•lent agent. Olvr n fs n n rr a mid 'experience. S U W A N N E E M A N U ­ F A C T U R IN G CO. C23 DarnsiV Rldg. Jarkaonvillc. Flu. —• • -** fo o ps HE rare Foal and tfn r i Act la tha Unit'd Staler Govunnvut't gusrsr.tre ihxl tens'* ciad h> cant arr pur* s»J tr-nme. Alter unking tie -idvire u( emlneut pedistuct .n*. dictiti ms and domestic Kittve ev:«ri*. and lutijecting their produru to tr.ti in (Tie w.uld Cim.r.i» Uhuratoriei n( n»tio*il initit-iti.in«. the oimmrrrUI procr*ainc >d veseUhVt Ur Uthtes bos ia t isdy Itch atlowed but i t « approvtd. uivler the Hfin^rnt protltiuni id tills a.I.Thts f».l tho-ikl go fsr t.* ditpel spy •mhitts tears r l m in cl t • -It wYch iiill ptrsuli » » .* r‘C a r* ; wiv. ate ikit abrri't o f Hie lintra. ]( i..it* ran U ratviel tbit are n •» .-tty lit toe tut O n vY iit to Itw dr;-..ale lystem* « i ' a little >'■»!.Tj earned (raula will cetU ntjr agree nith grawn-op* p.ie l i t iv‘final la*-v teniaMe (re tings lYrnM Ucin. »> >i‘' ‘ - M It L peimiiaiote, hourvev, U) sik him wtullnr llie rum irdiont liltnine 1. air a ••nil in •Ir.tmni:. iA>ki it aial atraimns vrsn ille. Ior your I 1* jr cintki t<r ai.a.h.l hy llw iim “ i spreiatty pergared itfam* I vegen'.de iir.alii. il in cans. lie.w ilt lell i,,n ft at ibe manner in • Itaali ilu-y ate leocesied eficvti a guaii r t»alverlltitm id lltr tab minenl aalta and vitamin elemrnt* than it pm«ib!e wtien llw time vegtlat.le* are ‘VaAe.l In I he rrrsenra of oaygiO in rprn trtaeU.* F cvr It rallon i « w It. Kelly, Cameron City. Britain Reduces Its Fund F or A rm y ,N a v y a struiig h iil^ fo r ^ lh e national (Conlinmsl Fmm 'P . ge One) LONDON. .Apr. 13 lIN H I'-ln me hail suffk'eM TIim e ( s ronajQrr amateur ihanipton-hlps wore s« 'a tn Ihr sniwum eWient that 13 lxi\Inc Intrrrsts of nnttonnl n*moniy. ti...a. |rers r li m CalKomia, nine o f lim e the rs»t of armaments of the III lily jiuliMD* nl.** Haiti Mt. ju teining (i,»u,*S.in I'innriv4«t abm.. Iliitish Atmy, Navy nnd Air Fn-«v , ‘itu* lt*|ft»!allvr 11*1741 j 4»t»UItl n»m|M l*e in the Nail •;.» has been unlaced 7.31X1.0011 |>“ iimL . ** *• (approximately X.10.3i »I.ihhii year*J atiobld In- lengthem-l and ,y |>a)t I Amateur fmxtng loumiunenl to ly. Vtiunrellur o f ihr Ex. h,n,uer] ...... .. ,i,„. n... ......m,.. . 1 1V held *1 the •J— «**•• A o m . X.* *' n," andl W.nslon Chur* hill declared in his I, * i| .................. id the re- 1 H The • rni k San Fliinrisrn budget. s|N‘prh in the IbiUre o f iliamdrr ••( the time to |»i I»f Commons this ailrmoun. slat.- w de Impoitnih-e. In mhlltiiei entries w ire . 1 1 . *,uss \ngelo He dec’ared the rionomi*-* e f- to thie. it seellls to me that u |‘l*‘ - b’u-te; Its |t,»ii Marlin;, I2it Emil ieeted are the greatest ,1 tire life gia'm aflevllllg the state snoul,| In- Miller and Make* M -rO u: 135. tloie o f the present pn llnlnrnt. Iiltllmnl lomr Inifoir tile legtsia- Moldy Andrews. 117, Jim- llrrnal; The P rim e .o f Wnir* writs among Ton-i ,mem - Judge II K. Rea*i-s DM, Jack I'oinm rll; 175, Flunk the' distinguished visitor* who 1- ••( the opini a. that there should l^ k e r . urwl |i* a\ \w* iulil, I Ur heard the speermIn- .1 lo m u iL dan for this |ait|sise i*n*> I Utq Atnf«-I«« pul»'»it| a f|,%% - -1■ — — ■ • j ' 111* I ln-1 e\i- llo* ISovrrnar and »i* Modern ter p'ant |o !.• e-et ted - . 1 Ynel * »ll il prohal ly s* t*«- I ir ir o ( V t i a h l r 4 .li r .t M .u pmiiw %%illi \iiiri«* (*Urti« atiil A !*• M illrr in III S! Augustine in ro-«r fu'ure. j ,iui|n»*.* I GERMAN TroUCE puppy. fnnntha old, for sale. J. loinry Drug Store. ~ D— ftabhlta \ ^aad registered breeding Stork, aiso young pariigrrrd stock e'lgib cfor regtstrauon.' Chinrhillas, while blue eved beverens and New Zealand Wi.i'es. St. Johns KalMtry, Indian Mouad Vlllags, Sanfont. p. a Bos. UU W ill K A L E — lYsligt red domevlic rabbita fur b n ed .rs AL-* dr*s>,,| fop xhle use. J. C. Rmith. Ilione 013— W, Sanford. *M— P L A N T S FOR HALE— Easter Lily HI «ms. M lu Cur ia Muse. W- First bL ’ll) H ALE — L ila s , rarnati«a>, ••apdrgfona, Mrs. II. N. I.urn- I ley. w t French A v».# I’honr 8t»l i n.+i — WANTED l.rv * T I hlllJJCT) 44ml 4* M • IT I’.l*— Truck to bring few a r t from JarkSLavillc to Haa[' i I L U. Lawson. 812. Union A t - “ i » l. des>rr V & r.*J(tl unfurn i ' > I m a y a i y ’ within wa'.k, --------------- J k ^ K fiy '••••• I * MClCtrid l!..frranss. f..d p e tlc ir il. References furiiiihul. P. 0. Ilox 11, or call 7*1—J. *' ••*, , »4 4h*ir M k u U i i m c l l h f 4•« U I r l t i Ha**. •*« i !»• 4'm .M 11 m H T « * * H ia ), ‘ Hits 4*«vi4 Ot*s*p •!*•••#. In 1May tin, l* ;r . f**r Ow n**,. ,' lUllHAtf la| satIa* llrg u lf hs drsrtilfod It* 1*4 ll* m M Hlgt# 1|g*M11f* I If f It r r. |.* Mnf k IM « t.iiMr. II*.II with * I •»l * Ihrsi I ^*4 iNiuailir............ . •*T b* tllb M lkf) |«* Isg. Ita-glMM'liJr 4*1 Ik* K | ltll»r*f N ld fill M A3g*t»11*I r lag*ill. Ap|*ll* • •>ri*s*f nf tl*** *•• l*«r. 12. ivnl* l«* fgrtiUb furniHl* ••««* **mp r• m ni, F. 3M Mi.l T it 24*. H Ik* 39 k rMN**l».g • *|Hti*fg. » r l.tdi !(*•) Mr It.- la* •* tiud lwl*l *ll>nf M.**4l«.|» SMliltlillMl «<N • iMglf ««f l«l|bl*' i >*.g I? tlt*s N*t«l •• U h.. iSrn-tt JM/IM bJIRritH*a . •it*** Nsftb f rl*«. m»4 f In k s T ir liir M r g lflT t'sfbl t*l itifif*1*li|* Wf*l If • *»ml #i *»rt -ib* ••t.dAf pW' t.lR . CllB’t.#* 4i't t • * 3st| BM.ct sent ih.s lelX, * ii Mai 2 lluk • Its R lU l *'f v ;jA*me M*r M |sg>. i.«i*aU *t**t| Ubli'U 14* in* luvip 3 h|| mI AW t y A ' . ' d iNH'iti xa. *r !#•*. si**4 •!•**• UaMlltMlliM Ml Ikr M * « *m|» s^ , r I*. blV|*| la* Ibr P ill-4 bf I U i ( , e'.Uiil, l.'ulitMl* .qs, u T k ; « 4, it. mtr'hi. ran* |U 3 i) ara tlrrp robbara and l a r f ; tired and trrsry In th» 5o*f> Don't Irt thrm rob you. A ,p i cough quite with a d ot* o f j L E O N A R D !* * ■' COUCII (YKUP CKlOtOTtO Youi a tc h D A IL Y id n e y s l E x it SK R V IC E >• . l*» o r T iu i n r Jons D rm fitu ! A tu ritio n , IIKTWEEN JACKSONVILLE K d i- n l a •|| i|ltnfp, tl p its M • M III lo ignore, id n e y ib r t a q y Hignal*. •r l#o fret|unii kldtr? eft deland a dmW4), InllfM Irrlin f: “ AND KANFOHD Slorr* Door Delivery In City Limits •liffnrdt i f i J (■ n M in l HairIjr 4>arnin|*. To JOTMDoIr dmirb I lio n t t « i a o i i l fo u r k * J r ji» .ia f f**or M ao tl » f • nfn, —+ I'itU. Ly m m St. John's 50,000 Uaers E ndorse b o a n 's : A. N. Rwm.II, TIS w. I.l Sell U l e C I lf , U i f K ay*t mm4 bm« *n Rse*. Mr be* -------•tbaiiil mi llM IIrm I MiBdfMlr Trans|K>rtntion ted »* B N iy im iiU e . Allee w «dm i k x l Com pany Iksee • PUW. I dg»>d»d I# Ur ikwH. 1 bar I• .edAOR f ImIUa." ±4 Foot or Myrtle Kl. Phong 213— W D O A N ’S AM iw n \*cr imar.tK- .wxinstVs h.o.f*HJVv s l-w Klg ( I n Ssll.lk.ar. D IR E C T O R Y Cut Out For Handy Reference i i a i t e k ie s c a it : S W A IN '# M II.I.A R D Jlat. Hvc. Now I'oati-*! 2"7 Oak A vr, A I'lO ItEPAIKS. m as! ica k c e n d c e ll m e early , c a ll m e •f.!o th e r d e a r; T o -m o rro w ’l l be th e happiest tim e o f a ll the glad N e w Y ea r ,— O / a ll th e c la d . N e w Y ear, m o th e r th e m addest, m erriest day: F o r I ’m to be Q ueen o ' th e M a y , m o th e r. I ’m to b : Q u e e n o l th e M a y .n HTAN'T you sec her in her l|tt. *im.i*i. if. jut* on api-rti-rr r f , /fiN iftf;*! SsUJ trith Cttffff r.|. T o p uln.T |l*riti r 11 * »»•. • t i Ilxb ly laliU el H if. 1 Id AMI.. 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Ilu il 1 ' 1 ■ Night Co C LA SSIF IE D B U SIN E SS THE M AY QUEEN’S FEAST. • ........ < Truss! * 4H»tiMtiy. Although Wkkbatn wasn't there, the poit r a m t } Umsl him nlong with Itu t A n m tli tranaat. lantl - flyer.' and A rt MenLIn, n •iu man aiintor, for flyinR over iho frthlddm |airt tone last m in­ im i. • | The I Ho w ere making a ru«h trip in Malwd Moll's plane, an . ihist Charles A. la-ylne, a ir lh i r Atlantic-.hopping Dyer. could make ionnrrtions with the le v ia ­ than. They landed In tha naval ? nlrfietd at ('herlaitirg. forbidden t.s i ll Ilians nnd weft* nm-sted. The illir p day Whkluini tvir iu v l a inblr. Informing o f tlofino which hod been aa-eaed ngainst hint by n chi-tlmuig i f urt. * * 4 ( if .V T a X R 0 1i e f IWestern Itoxcrs Will innu,.,. ' /» ; „ . Knter National Meet Measures. G i v e n Apr. 14. Imliealioti* Okey B y W i l s o n thatHUSTON. the west roa-i would make ’ two houseg some time this week. The i|iicatlun of legulixing rae. |,^ n( ut1y |s,hit 1 r |oiinls within the rial** is slated to r'.Mlid •!! the |» l « ‘ IH2P n soiils it* |!i.* forrmo linttTe on the ground nf puli morals, nironbng to ronaensus of legislators. S'evriai niia'Uivs Inning to <l*t ' \ ? !¥ f, iViV ." JM.ti u u ' 1 ' T: aV-inxiit.M n i l n t s T i y i l " f tlirerlly or Imbrecllt with inr.-•lux isV v.- * * ' THl W ' l ' ” ' ' t * . l S ! » g an- «>•«"*" "• be In the pro ( I all*>1*. ••••4M|»lalH*IMl(| »t Iff I'M I'Uiali ll. S€l»4«* 4*1 thrm im* known l*» 4l«*al ilim liy IN i NVINT.NT \i. f*7Ntrptlblt % » « » * . * • * .li'* Gm.\n« for. aalr Uo ap. ' t-.t hr lan 't go ,.nl. to Frame ajra n until hr p ay) it. J i'R K lU lIT ------ lit* llo a-, .......... ••'■*' "d b H»* I 1 iw, -"... * To**i'U . a .»»*!»•• |*111•*1 11*»* Mil* «Im> 1H— l.‘vr*tloek lub an throat; ( lierinuinr.*' T Standing v i m tin and galvanized roofa. Se« J r a u II. Cowan. Oak .m l. f.o 'll •“ •U r -•“llLs.l Ho.. lllltM Islaa Ava. ami Third St. Phone 111. ( — Help Wanted (Female) IIKLI.K GI.ADE - r $U*a A n t . Board to spend |.%0,0t<) t o fll'r * * building Slate viptrlrrienl'sUtlon and for purchase -of nrcegibty equipment. ’ ;X .j .C O U N C IL III.U FFS. la. Apr. If. '( I N S ) . lU m anl J. WtcUaiiT. » * i ’s w fH niuffa. i i * n i i i f - p i r r n f T h e r e Is no. atabntllutc fo r RE­ S U L T S and that ia w h y w e aak you 4 » . l w Ihe-^wrftre and render you r own verlKct m i th e pulling pow er o f H E R A L D C L A S S IF IE D A D S . fbr Rent 1 Ishd. 'OTV, -wjrr-be •Uw.—Ttwy Cmrrmmt JfUy d i H n j t i JaJsf aril* Ckeexr t C irr.fr " H’mlrr-Crtti . t n i r i r l r ; ' Immkrt Ir, Cream mah KrJ . 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 15, 1929; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c4d42f75ca91770fd5678cdaaa316213.pdf 408b7c94c229fac62022296e794e7324 PDF Text Text L TORCH SLAYER Dr. L u d d Spivey Talks To FRUIT PEST IS Church C on feren ce H e re On “A d u ltB ib le C lasses" DISCOVERED IN TWO COUNTIES Throws Aside Veil Of Past And Discloses Sordid Array Oflnf a m o u s Activities ELIZABETH , N. J„ Apr. 16. — (IN S )— Henry Colin Campbell, confessed "torch ■layer” o f Mrs. Mildred Mowry today tore aside the veil o f hla past life and admitted, authorities stated, that he was Henry C. Close, former embezzler, ex-convict, poly­ gamist and modern blue­ beard. > p fttc tl* ** and hertJlon ta ­ il) New York romparrd the erprlnts o f Campbell and N and found them to bo SL When confronted with • riling fact today, Camp- Taking a s 'h la subject, “ Adiil". beep the guide for lhe«e thousands Bible P *c.r-?*voU | p C *u d 4 ’ M o f yearn in the part ami will con­ Spivey, prealdent.of Southern Col­ tinue to lie so ns long ns man has lege, last night addressed a large a mind capable o f reasoning.'* gloup of delegates to th « openWith reference . to Sunday >ng session o f the annusl confor­ School work, the edu.-ator said the med of tho Wes ey Bible Clara adult clast was organised for serv­ I (deration o f (he Florida M e lh .' ice In the sphere in which o to d o t cou ch . i|fe* When a school or college The speaker- said he disliked falls to Insp're students vtilh the Webster s definition o f an adult dtslre to learn and with Ihe dcit.-e ‘one having obtained lull sire ami to seive, Dr. Spivey said the l' strength,” declaring that a pets.u slltutlon should be disbanded. seeps giow .ng in mind long aft -r “ We must ever grow tn o jr his bode baa obtained its full *i*-i. minds. Inspire others to learn. an.| •T o be personal,” he said, "I exem plify these b ) going forth have learned more during the |>a«t to se n s Id whatever fields a n jt /our yesr» than for any other sti.t- band,” ha declared. ■lar ocriod during my lifetime.” Following Dr. Spivey’ s address, Dr Spivey recalled that former the visitors repaired to the Ho* rl teachings placed man’s keenest Fo.Yrat Lake where a reception nnnd at the age o f £ !, but njvv, v as held tn thulr honor. he said, one’s mind is more alert This morning • luvlness session at the age o f 42, provided U hns wss held, featured lie nn nddresv been given thr benefit o f a sys­ ov D r John W. Shacklonl on the tematic training. subject o f "M v Class, In snd FnTurning to the Bible, Dr. Spivey ihe Church.” Mon* reports and described it a* a book when* on l two addresses were scheduled fo, goes not to find out “ the liow” tins afternoon before the visitant were to be taken to Rrnson Sprlng-i tut “ the why-' o f one’a acta. “ The Bible la God speaking to for an Inspection o f the Methodist us, telling us why our relations oryhanage. A* fish-fry is to I <• are such toward our friends. served tonight on the orphanar • neighbors and the world. It has grounds. eadlly admitted that h° » » « ■tgli) In 1VOV after a r«ro f crime nation-wide in ecope. lose, who was tha aon o f u N r York educator, served terms It California and Sing King, ami a riled and lived with three i 'es at the same time, lie vanJ od from »lgh t a number of j ira ago. • 'lose was first sentenced to a e year prison term in Callfornfor. forgery, jiut through the luenre of his father was par­ ried. He then returned rn »l to health farm at Montclair. J „ and soon married Miss rah Phelan, one o f the nurses. In 1010 records show, he was nrrird to Marie llecker, un or­ an o f 8c rant an, Ohio. Following ite birth o f u daughter, Dorothy, [he couple went to Mexico, hut [ ’ lore's funds soon ran out and hi returned alone to Montclair. In a short troa ha had.abl^ned a reapoiisjAe position with u * firm t h a »jP «d * d in photographic supdisappearance o f several v flttb l,, articles lud th* firm to cpndrtf- »n lnse»h'en*l" n of Close’s ',h fe ’ and It was revealed that there was a Mrs. Close No. l ; a Mrs. Close No. ’J and n com­ panionate wife known ns Maude Allen, loiter it wa» learned he had married still another woman. Mrs. May Parkinson Powers, In Pawtucket, B. 1. A fte r fleeing to M erco, Close wma finally apprehended and »«•»« fenced to aerve seven )c «r s In Sing Bing. Me disappaerrd from sight completely after serving his term at Sing Sing. As,the New York polite brieve, he may have . tha nam# o f Henry Colin Campacttled in BHxnbeth to continue his Ufa o f criminal ronduct under bell. .’ Thomas Gallas, manager o f a hotel in Newark, w ill try »<> identify Colin aa the mysterious "D r. R ost," who registered at Ills hotel on tha day M is. Margaret Brown, governess, was killed and burned on a lonely road near BernanlsvJlir. Miss Brown’a Inxly [A n d on tha morning o f Fob- si. ton. tlorney Francis A . Gordon, hat W n retained by Campto defend him. laid the ground­ work o f hit defense when he had the prisoner aubjeeted to the ex­ aminations o f a number of alien­ ists. Gordon has indicated he will attempt to aavg Campbell from I he electric chair by pleading in­ sanity, induced by uso o f dpig»- Sinclair's C h a nee To Eseape TermIn. Jail Is S a id Slim W ASV1NG TO N , Apr., 16(1N 8)—Chances o f H arry P. Sinelalr, millionaire oil magnate, l> earsys serving senUnco o f 90 days la ja| fo r contempt o f the Senate, from which h* unsuccessfully ap­ pealed to- la the Soprsme Court, art considered alias by Justye Hit* district,guproma court, who impoi• A t t V sentence. Ha also fined 4 K r $600. I N Justice denied reports that w i i a l r counsel had filed a motion % e»uspension o f sentence but ad•Mttml they had Inquired when he ♦TO leave town on hie vacation, f ie eald such an appeal caa not be J"a d o W ill the Supreme Court’ » i ■ **■ **» W mandated. Unless coun" the amadato (ho court • w l art make It until B court days SSStiu r ib * . Quarantine Is Put On C i t r u s ShipmentH InOrange,SnrntwGt Federal A i d Given Helen T ufU Bailie Loses I).A.R.Appeal W ASH ING TO N? Apr. l « . — (IN S * Mrs. Helen Tufis Hali­ te o f . Massachusetts, who was expelled from the D A-. R. in tho now famous blacklist row, lost her appeal for n- nstatrmem today. Thr rjqli annual Congress o f the daughters vl'tv.l tn.i l l y unanini-rusty ,t<> approve thr artlun o f the N a­ tional It « n l o f 6(anagrmrnt |he world lYtat tho .wih <’»n grp-- has spoken,'* said Mi*. Alfred J. Itrvissrnu, pu-sldent •bout whose head the Marklist l>nt11, has raged for pton* than a year. "Its voice is final •nd decisive," Supporter* of Mr*. Itallie In her fight fi’r rein.tali nient were tuken o ff their guard and apparently were not ready for the test o f •tn-ngth. O R LANDO, Fla. Apr.. I « — (I N S ) — Governor Carlton has ordered two units o f thr state militia tn Orange and Seminole counties t „ enforce quarantine •gainst the shipment of.citrus fruit, following discovery of the Mediterranean fruit fly, a dread InsecJ pest, it was reported here this afternoon. Senators J. J. I’ arrish and Franklin O. King today intro­ duced In Ihe senate a bill In ap­ propriate f 2&0,000 to fight tho pest. The measure also autho­ ria l" the Governor to cetahllsh n quarantine aren and to call out thr National Guard to ittforc* regulations to prevent a farther Pleads Not CuiltyTo ■M'U’id uf I hr Insert-. Charge HeKnockccI The Mediterranean fruit fly, most dangerous o f all fruit pests, Financier To(»rpund has been found In Orange and Seminole counties, the first time N E W YORK] Apr.. IB— <IN S )— It hns ever been traced to Ihe Baltimore oil North American Continent, ac* Sam.,.I E. licit. tnrvling to word treelvrd here to­ magnate. w*< arraigned in hnmh day T~>m Gainesville, where yea- cldc court tisiay in ronnefllon with te iday Dr. Wllmon Newell, state the death of Arthur Morgan Smith plant commissioner, informed the wrulthy ttcvi-tand rnanufnrturcr Slate IMant Roan) and federal died from injuries raid to Embassy FearsAttack nuthoritirs o f thr rxlstim e n# the who hav,. I■ccn rvsrivf-if ih an iillen**’. insert. May Result In Ixoss The unnmimemrnt wax follow­ ion with Bell in i>ont o f on,, of York'* most exclusive hotels. O f American IsiveH ed by the placing of n quarantine New••if the movement within Florida of Bell pleaded not guilty, H ill and Smith hnd attended a M EXICO C IT Y , Apr ID— (I N S ) • II fruit and rettsin vegetables liom these two counties. Out-of- party given by Mr*. Itolmrt W. — The nttrntion o f lh<* \metiran i ^(ll< , shipments froip the count lea Schueilr, llniknrss nil heiress, Embassy here today was focussed [ will to- permitted ufler rig <1 Inand the aigumrnt la-twis-n Ihe two on Empalme, near (iiinymss. Son- spertlnn, it was explained. Ship•tailed, according tn wltnease/ ora. where the threatened b in ";r " ' ‘ fn/m * «tio n s o f the when Smith tried to enter n taxi­ , . . . .. stale will not 1m* nffi-eli-d, it was i-aidmenl o f a rebel ronrrnlrntl *'i o f f rials o f the United cab with Hell and Mr*. Itolierl I, Ky., soeirty losy endanger the live* of u iiiim - I Mates Department o f Agriculture Brown, twxingtoii, • U r o f American*. Tin* Anu-rp- ii will e*ibperate with the state In matron. Colony there numbers alnut ilrt. | '{>• fiKj" '•> exterminate the fru.l M i, llrown told her story t<* DDtriit A ttom ry Joali Itinton mol most of whom « , . officials aiw | D* , Iiaving nlrr.idy lieen assigned far -ail living tier (aim r e d u i vuhlcl nlher employe* on tho Maxlei I j .,uty from Washington. I’scifie Railway, «»n the heels i f the gove i nuiint * ihfal little liphi on the happening death, » , o General Lnzartv t'srilenrs. eiini decision to give nid with money preceding Smith'n i^lUiwcd t > go free by Huiiton why munding Ihe west (east d iv iso r i n<| III* n mine tin- annaum rnient 1 Itoru T a ll*li9s.ee that S e s ito i, J. unnounci-d ih,. raven ha it ml *„iilli uf federal tron|is, li legrnptie*l tin- J. I’uMish unil Franklin l). King • in beauty had “ gtnriously con piatidrnev today that the federal would introdiiie in llie Viflslature • (itr d ’’ to the escort o f u police gunboat I’ rogressn had moved Jute tiiduy u nirusiirr nsk ng Hint in.itron. inner Guayntas Ray, where lu-i $2&U,tMNi U* a|>propriatu«i -towunl h'latlf denying she hail .seen guns romioamlnl thy railway sta­ the i radiealioti work llnw long the fight 'a extermin­ lb-11 strike Smilji under the fsshtion* and rail npprnuilies to Km pulnie. I f the rebel force, estima­ ate the post will continue has not i liable canopy ,,f Hie ullru rviln ted at d.lMHI, under Cielierals t rue been nseertained, de|H-ndlng U|>*ul rjve Hotel I'larn alter u dlniii r ami llutbe, attempt to use tie­ the extent of fuithe. disroVetiei tarty, M r*, llrown told the Dis­ railway to e»ea|>e from the nortti- i f thr II)-. The quarantine m i/ trict Attorney she ha,| Iwen ••»«'oii wonl pressing federal forces, III • last only a few iinntlhs and then i-lied“ to learn o f the ('levctun.l I’ ri/giesso will liomb.ird the cby, again may continue for years, li loan’ * ih uHi. (■rneral Cardenas Informed the was learned. Those interested In Hell ihuiioj km* king Smith How i Hie question h ive linde no effort presidency. or striking him a Mow whirh re Three thousand rels'l tli*o|is re­ !o minitnii,* the seriousness o , i|*» treating northward from S nalou situut <>n ■■til have emphasixed the •ult^j in the (iuam ier's death. to join the main body ul rebe * III (art that there Is no nccoasiiy lot Hi* frankly i xclainu-d ti,. would Puticra today were rx|ie>-ted to full Miami nn the part of the citiu- ‘ give anything” were Smith alive into a federal trap sri for them -t Hade iHiause of Ihe immediate t inlay. and extensive l.tep< that hays hern the port o f Uuaymas, Sonora The rourtPM.iii jammed wilh Closely pressed by Gen. I.siaro taken to roinlial the IM-sl. the social elite o f Ihe city u« D|. ('itrus frails moved f.um unin 'Ihum's* A Cardenas’ government troops, the Hons,ilrr, Hie first lib e ls wers last rrportrd retreat­ fesled propel tics ill the quaran­ witness, took the’ stand nud told tined area will ho |ierniltted only ing over the coastal railway whlro of the' skull fracture width reused v*i I taka them through Enipibnc after thorough Inspection o f tucu S-nlth'* death. Aeeonling to Itr. irwprrtiss, Thr action, now tak*o H.intalei, there wrrp no hraisrs on and Uuaymasa Thr frdeiul gunboat I'rogrsa-ei places no restrictions whatever on •Ka fac*. A ll question* rrlating la has snrhorsd in Gusymsn llay ami the movement o f Florid* f r j t uiiclhtr the auliqisy rrvealrd rvthaa Iraimsi Us guns upon the ru '­ other than as to thc designated iknca c f liquor were ruled out by way stations In both places to rut • tea, the plant l>osrd said. Judge Joseph K. Corrigan. l ) r Newell reported that thus o ff the rebel's retreat. Intcrnstionsl News Servhe illsfar twelve Infested properties havP Another federal craft has also pstrhei from Cleveland teVralr-i u r n found in Orange and Remit.been ordered up the Sonora roar'.. that • aeeond autopsy |x-rfi,ruled Ih ia ship, a cruiser, may join the u i counties and that preliminary itie.w today on the arrival of ( ‘rogrtsto at Guaymas or may pro­ scouting over adjacent counties .s mlth'a body from New Y olk ibsread farther north to patrol the has not revealed other center* of dosed a six inch fracture o f the Sonora roast and | ievent any pos­ infrslatioru Forty Inspectoi* o f the :*utl. sible rebel retreat by watrr to F orida state plant board and 10 Bell, dressed in a nral husin-s* lederal inspectors have been con­ suit, apprainl worried and Ih* Lower California , centrated at Orlando and It Is e x ­ >irilcs under his evrs imliraleil the pected that this force will I * aug­ he waa under. Mrs. llrown. Dog: Owners Warned mented a* plans fo r the aradici- -train an attractive matron o f 3!). wss l.on o f the pest lake shape. Of Rabies Danger Dr. C. L. Marlatt, chief o f thr ii vsted in • gray coal. She watchi i , the proceedings Intently. tConllnusd on page 6) , With three rases of rabies re­ ported here during the past week, (Strike Situation In Sanford dog owners today w e?) Carolinaa Is W o th c warned by Ioral authorities to ex­ ercise the eti’-rteet watch over C IIARLO TTP:. N.’ c.. Apr. Id their pels in an effort to prevent (IN H I— T h e strike situation in a wholesale outbreak o f tha dlsthe Carolinaa today assumed a easeii ora serious aspect when noon* I)r. C. W . Baker, veterinarian, R A TO N ROUGE, l x . Apr. 16 were called to quell dlsoidet. X ■aid animals suspected o f having - ( I N S ) — Another altampt l isige part o f the (orre or lie raraes should be penned up at on *j adoption of ililes o f pi procedure for Tineknev Mill at Gastonia, N- I '* •nu the cases reported to tSo the impeachment trial o T U o v a r police, lie said dogs should not t-e oar Huey P. Long vra, scheduled i struck yesterday without p ersist­ ing any demands. When ilisoiin destroyed on suspicion but aha i,J twlay by tha Louixlana Stale Hanbe examined, and In raaea where at* which ended • heated arasi.m among picketsrs w n rr|Mirtrd a few kouru later, a rompany uf milthiy are killed car* should be exin • dvsiil.s k last night with only r Vised not to shoot them through one definite thing adduced from t'.la waa sent to the spot. T h r n p a tW v l guard copipan -vj Utg-itraln. When they are drwirar* thro* ballots— that tha body want­ have bean at Gastonia foil several tu r n this manner it is prartirally ed t » go ahead with tha trial. weeks on patro| duty at the laLay impossible to diagnoa# the case, The Ksnate waa desdiockod on Mills Sahara • strike has been in it was declared the adoption o f tha second rule Doga msy be varciaated against proposed Tha vote waa' 16 and ID. pragm a. In other parts o f the texl i t sactlona o f the Carolinaa ap­ rabiea and this la adviaabla if po tA compromise on tha rules waa a s­ proximately 6,000 employes l i e sible, the veteriaariaa said. pect ed today, through which, anti­ un a strike a* a protest against administration leader* fear, will the “ stretchout’’ or efflcioltcy ayj S T A K T H 'K U IT laava open a possibility fo r Gov­ tern ally Inaugurated. ernor Long'd counttl to attack the P A R IS , Apr., 16—(I N S ) —Mra. validity of lif t impeachment TO DEDICATE AIRI’ORT Carol Carothers Clement, on charges. . Meanwhl'a, the House today be­ T A L L A H A sT e E? A p t, 1 6 American today filed suit fo r di. vorc# from Joseph Taylor Clement gan to delve laid m ilitary raidr ( I N S )—Tho new city airport will Dear Now Orleans. Tha House •* bo dodlcatod on Armlatlco Day, to whom she was married at N ew ­ expected to go thoroughly 10(0 the Nov. 10, according to Wm. Galt, port, Ky., e a May $, 161$. Clemfamest* atrip order under which eet’e proeen) addreec was given ge Wyman ware arrested la Uw n i d i city-mqoagur. Probably aa air 306 Eastern Boulevard, Charlotte, by state militia gad w « n dU mart will faatsro tho official n b id and iM rr h a l • • • • *1 * ‘ CaiaUaas ____ , - BELL ARRAIGNED FOR HIS P A R T IN MYSTERY DEATH SOLON LAUNCHES FEAR IS FELT FOR DRIVE FOR QUIZ U.S. CITIZENS IN OF BANK SYSTEM IMPERILLED CITY Would HaveCongress • Make Investigation Of Federal Reserve W A S H IN G T O N , Apr., 16(I N S )— A movement for rongres*. tonal Investigation o f the world­ wide financing a ctivitirl o f the federal reserve system, to de­ termine whether American funds are being used to bolster up Euro­ peso nations tn Ihe detriment of American business, was s‘ arte,| to­ day by Rep. ltrank It. Iteid (I t ) cf Illinois. Accepting the board'* tvrrnt attack upon the New York Slock Market as only a puil o f u world­ wide chain of circumstances, lie il I repnrej to Introduce a resolution going fa r l*)ntu i any previous pro. p< sals fo r congressional action. The resolution contemplates tinappointment o f a special investi­ gating committee with wide power* to summon leading financiers an I reserve board officials for an ex­ planation i f the whole ■ credit situation. Every fhrtncr and every work­ ing mart. Reid declared, is Inter­ ested not only in the Imard's policy regarding epeeulatiio loans but in reports that tha board has altered credit conditions in '.his rmintry for the benefit o f Great Uritian and other foreign nations. The.proposal o f Owen D. Young, American representative "at the reparations conference, for a super world bank which would ha allied with tho League of Nations, and frrqurtit conferences between re ­ serve banks’ officials and foreign government bank heads, all indirntc the Importance o f a thorough survey, hr said. Thu proposed resolution will de­ mand that the Investigating com­ mittee seek answers to many quest­ ions. Including: What conferences have been held betwern reserve board officials and heads o f foreign banks of issue, and to what extent has the board cooperated with foreign banks In tho control o f world rredita? What was tha subject o f recent conferences between Montagu N or­ man, governor o f the Bank o f Eng­ land. and reserve board officials? Waa tha Federal Reserve board in formulating its policy unduly Influenced by Economic conditions abroad to th « neglect o f economic conditions In the United States? Labor Recruiter Ib Fined Heavily Here Charged with recruiting negro lalair here In violation o f a City ordinance, W illie Wilson yseterday waa fined $100 In Municipal Court by Judge W. E. White. Sam Jones, docketed on • simi­ lar charge, waa dismissed. Yesterday’s dorket was » » • o f tha lightest la many weeks. Clyde A- Byrd was dismissed on a charge o f Improper lacking while I. N. Coleman was fined $3 for failure to-observe a “ stop” sign. Dora Thomas w<* fined $10 fo r being drunk aad K is s Chism drew tha asms penalty fo r ' ‘ " . ■ " . Louisiana S en a te Endft Deadlock On Impeachment Case . ' W J IlW IlW I 1 ..k/i,vy ■r . ”V.'cil -:t id HELEN MORGAN H oover U rges Five HEARS RECITAL Proposals In F irst OF HERORGIES Executive M essage HoBtcRB OfNiRhtClul) H anga.H erH cadAa A jfW i'T ip H*«r Stob' O f •Liquor Purchase N E W YO RK . Apr. H I--(IN S ) \\ hlli; Helen Morgan, Ilroadway’ s llrlrh iif Troy, tiling her held, I’ roh liltlon Agent John J. N itr ’lrll tiNlsy trstillrd to un s 'lrj.v i [ drinking orgygv vwith-the actress ii, in r mght cluli “ Helen Mmgan Summer Hom e" at her trial iii federal m utt, for iiiiiiiitaln ng .i nuisance in nlnneet'oit with the ' sale j .f ii.).ii,r , “ Order h.wnity tlml s my drink,” Miss Morgan raid nno night at her cluli, itceonl ng to Mitchell. “ The waiter aald the hiandv win all ou t,' rontinuisl Mitchell. “ Then Miss Mnigan uidid Hetman H i c k , and Haul: 'H e r­ man: Run over tn the liou-e and gel six quails iif brandy. Tell mama not to give you the Napnleon brandy.’ . “ Ilmoka tame bark w Hi n park«*— - f ■■ -..oi -•tt -—We•tartvd to mix the I'laiul)’ w i'h Xirtffruli* mill Mii*n miiUe at .• isn’ t at. . __ _______ ... ttiat the —__. wayf .to iiji,x ‘ I,ran,ly —it will gige you M IlCH’dllllll* HI 1 HOOVER ADDRESS! Agriculture HelpAnd I- i t ltMUl Port run :Df"^\durej«r^1 AND ALSO PRAISE l,oliverotl ,iJ >'ro^ Regular Repuliiicans Well Pleased Whilt Democrats F r « w WASIIINGTOX. Apr. HI. By G rorgr It. Ilplmrs Intelnhtinnal. New* Si tviro Stall t'nrre-pondi-nt W A S H I N G T O N . A p r . 1(>— I ’ rcaiiU 'iit ||nnu>r inttilo f i v a rvcon iim 'iiilu tiviiis to C on* tvs.* IrnTiiy in liin f i r s t p r t » l « d c iitin l itn -MiKi*, ^ (I N S I; - The ftr*t me-Digit o( I'resiilent Jlo,<vrr w ,n Ihe Itrpub; >nra lit tut unuM tnily ah urt c x ,ij C fu liv o nn - .it r. ho p ro p o a c d Ilian irgul.it* in Congress to hi , stun.lurvl - this uflertiiHin, hut l( to th o spin iul s u s tlu ii: 1 . I J tf t'lm cttn i'iiL n f u h'l'iilevrlope,| eensklf.able oppivaltiun. ( m l itirm r v lie i inonsiiro, th o fn m the line Deni.-, rat . In*ur is l. , o f wlii.ll aou .l be „ federal ■genj m ajilleq that hariarn,| the'j farin ’ l*«ir,l with vviile credit t i*oblige i eg line for six )>ifrs. !| l" ,” ‘ 1 • t'thf autliorile.l to riMrThe 1*1, M,lent’ , f.,t„, relief • ,h,‘ » • • "Uhr.il marketnriqM.al •al .trow m t , i.m not ..„•>> un'* Iron, tin in.u rgih l ReptiJ.lcanvJ" ttfoVIUi* lltlfi - 60*M'M.nr tun ri r x"' imit ttrtlliil'tlll1. Mil it vi,ill fa nl iltlli II htnlulcid' \Mth Inpral-e from many lit the ndniinl-- \t( in n f»tr tliu La rtf f tration Ibfulilican* from • the rinnintTTVrr MUIllle' YitfiT For W« -l. It* lne|i•1 . *|*«H6it n i,I Ihe national lion particularly In the Rennt'e gingrralr.” . oi the ! ’.•-• I tnmiiwas ii.lil, the Senatorx siltii'il’ V ' , l-' “ Did Mias Morgan •11 ink with 1 >n a, t, w liiili Iweomea op* you?” Assistant U. 8. Attuin .* silent thri-HghoUt it* ileliveiy l.y | l: , “ ' ft vi- in duty I unit-*.* Congress lawlie Salter u*ki*l. ■ a pniliUK * * . “ Yes.’ replied Alitcheil. . The larni lemleir. Vtuli a* Ren-1 a Is meanwhile. 1 lb o| portlonmi iq of ConThe vv.tnej* *ai,| that one tlm • idvr<i I'lipper 11 * I *'f Kun . f , N j e j Ml-* M.iignu suggested a imuii.M i IIO *»( Nurili |ink*itii. (til l )Dy k t gi. , wlii.li i, l eingresara since <•( his party start a night cbil> I ' o ln v - In i ii evading, tn d e fl­ •'Just get three' good fi llow’s to lu ll (I II *»f |fl%l <1* Ulltl am,- ,-f thi Constitution. r ln«i Kail, I mum ’ i I til upK» in with )i>u'an,| i f the,v*s nay :• lit :/ Ixtii ii providing fo r (In «|t'nl*n r«»liouhli- you'i,, only an employ '• j *#6nf iiM*ii| i»i* nimti-ii Mi** M,*ig.«n a* -ayini.. In l |itu|ai» .(L. <»ih«-r lt«|»uMfr«iih tin' ill* ran,nl ,'llsUa o f 11130. •n i„ t mat lit* , unhealed, ran go “ What was Miss Morgan’ * con­ 1 1 it it i. vjl tin I ' l f i t c f fn r ly . *4 dition that n gnl ?’ ». »t »r Wat-on 1 It I * f In- „ v i r until lb. regular session ill " 8 hr was kind „ f intnxirateil,' I ». • ml,e i. I ni on Hie first tw o— ilinn.i. Ite|uil»l«a.iti In ll« sin,| .Mitriiell. •l.fnin i i i l i i f and ta r iff— ho ra ­ S« tiate. laiwrvtr, | *t . 6 r **.| it M il*hill then lestlfieil they at id the i.pnion that “ the !'• wmt over to another nigliu-luli h " \ M’llll.l* lit; ' n’ t’. i meut In* o >!•.•* Ini man. where M is, Morgan told him *,i ly » I'lrp i' ln ri-6\•• an*I In* illy artdull her up u n ih a r’’ wtt ••Ii,a»«t nhmI hvr op, 4hrr h l.ii u lm . tinir i..rf It «!•.- %$•'% «t thr I hr l*r. " 1fioin tin .i1 1l elivtion,’ ’ r? Mi IHiov. ■ did not il« deliver ■he gave l*avi away iloftar-lnlla iloftnr-billa to Ilue tw., noj.vts in i ’lid not tie i,|I Mi ,.n t|.. ,, „ ,(*1 In. it . age In it, p. i»oii. isoii. a* n.i did WHenu I turners. w|ljlh ,(ie .ountty n ... I-* m i(l lu .% im frequent* 1 |,Unl^ " ,St“ ' c ’ l-.l..|ly Intel, ................. Hove II..N •■». ...... >-1- *t’ fitc freq .\ltotni-) I-i she- h altei, suit II- e ' ' „ . , .. K i || fur puli* Iroin '"■ jh ln g jo n by Mubei AValk- m* •*-'•' " i l l pri . a | 1/ Ul.„| him llo send *i (,V ti/.-l raiitn *r(i prosecute in.* foter til directing Inngro • hi t’| v.| ‘ * t H n, pn’sreute in, ittviililirtilton , f I l o ­ . iiu|wirt«nt> hi fair Helen, and ih-ti-nsv i null - J linu J Arthur Ai(ji | ate Ihe Mlorn, y ilo ustilt**. ill the .aye. HL Front thr Wpo*.**te ■i«l*. ScmiUir I*i • j t f •!• ■•*L j*1 n o tin ',.a. f Arlmn-,,1 - I In* lor and gbnivour of "m ro* tl . ual eralii ll>sit I, ' 2 More G*>ardsinen to .nra I* *n ge lin y" at tin I at* lot, but tho Held I’or S lio o t in g K ^ J X ;:;; .ate* the fuiin c.t.b I ,,-* wi te , rowili-ti untie tilO problem. It t . perhaps umivut'i It’S* t „ lour what the new 1're s l*’ FT. I.A lID K ItO A l.K , Kin, Apr. nldy. indefinite Willi reqHx-t, M •h id llrtll Id plepesc. I*» ( l\S | T w o a<lili(it'iiftl r iiu -l rettteilte, I lake it 'le »vt It tha II.iif me* ,age follows: HUdnlitilR'Il I inlay U i'ir muiji' i|< • deelaratli.il Hint the llexlb'e tariff lo the I <• ig ir** of Ihe t nllei) Stales fd’tu la iiU iii (lie iiitt'*(iKii(D »it in. I r-vlsl n idt-iilil I',, lauint.iirvi d t I liuve ral'eil Ilia s|"-rlal sr«* !•» (lit’ .1 ijftilla«l«' •6f d*«4dfi| K iiu i'i think t| • ltoi|l,| U- lep-nlel. Th -r ..on , ( Cuiigli * to rvdts m I'Vit g n u f i t - rthft.li lu k r il I hd* M ia m i i* real ilattgv r that the Is-tt. lt*^ pit Igi * given in Ihe la-' rlec tlo l K U tf u alt*! front «-uily .s unla> from apv tttini n il, ( bill may I I .ii m i, lief util limited i lunger n n .ru in g ti,oio. than -it ■i i " jnetea t ill tin, tn i'tf A n (in* in t d 'H ig a lio it h u i - l.tirdtli* glowing mil ,»f In islf r, il„ . ,i, h i . i, It, o f tin. agri.ulnuvtt«*i| lu r e lla io t il |^i |m . fii»». VI-Ion I al- -* lal t tie Willi Ih. I ui nt industry nit • • out o f it milf. limn, f i i 't t lu i$ , it vi1 1 S a m I* I*nj,|il.|it'* d>ilnniti n lli.it • tltnde o f eau-r A I- ivy imlrl.trd* v.. ' mint ii..! l-v tin. imlusJon***, nu.tor ittcthnn c.'n n m ti, |N-ns. * •|net.l-nl ’ t i fit, an relief wi l l 1 nainrtl ii « •‘t r i g g n * 4 nii iin in l shall tad he hnrtu I . the in | t y (n iu tl.„ dell ,linn processes .1 I'.'.’ ii. |.i ,1 il. i.n.l wastef •I h i i r m aile dli*fi rttlaiil» ul«mg H illi I.Mnef(jt*-1. Ti,.d.dnote nn amt, tai I hint* of nu t l . t tig liavn d rv jl* J a n i rN |(. In g ra tin n i) a c tin g Ixml.*- •if the i,,li m i l l tall.,n t* itu a ti.l ..,'i,l Tim growing . pmalixatto.) u n in . * • with iltttre- .” .1 >iars he*n , t it..- itv,l i *.iy b Thr hud’Btignlk'li i « l*d;.ng conTl.i n II ip/v- vv-i,- lit. Ileiinl.Ili an : increasing tiie tiro|ti|rt i it o f pro­ ' taint and dlut till Ly 0»fniiianil«i II U Jink wlni p r ille d 'h e no age Inti lljcht bill t* t’ at now I, iv»- tin t rt, • tmve Itccil **f tiw Kt* laiuild nlalc rMtt.it guanl ly. Senator .MiN.ny ( I i i . f . • . e i l>n>«*. AlirgiitionN un* that lltv (XvitY,>r o f tl,,. iiidv Yumo Idll, nod, 1 lin'didy Jr.,...-’ •I 1»v ifoiitfrfilnl t-.-t ng nt it • harvi-.d op by llie fbU»l gJaiti Y rw J ruki’il tin* “ It rover* the subject o f farm |lllMf tfh'ji iiururitcft__ _ _ - i Ih • . ul i l l ' .( «wnlvrffnnt ulth mnrlnnr gun r e lie f. very well ’ ami - spo. i f i ­ frrmi »A#*y in tc i till vi* uiresrartly in, leai ly Ihe klli,| nf ■|artt;r-»*m * i r» .it’»cd '1 hrre !<■i ’ ,'ti ir r m w th ----------Lullitr in ilin iin g a ruin boat. dint think* llie jCmigie-a s',oil •>t • . »UIatltii.ll tit tin s\i»iId mar* « eiunt." »%'K <■ ■III . UMt u t that in joy Officials Of Reulty .* It,-ally vlrg* . t 1*4 MMr,lttb.tr or Ser ator Cappef a likal. » ‘ Firm Put tinder Rond “ Thi* inr»»iigo i» all light n« fa ­ »l r oi,. '1 Im nt V i grcJt (up 6nns it go. *. It) loin , we ad I, p I . ion uf pi oil'd li •a i ttain mjr m «r* ' ,"t tho war, and ktiuli lu• J A C K S O N V IL L E , F la , Apr Id Ihe |-|i*e fils nl v.oid.l give ti < a d in pag,. l!) H — ( I N S ) —Three official* nl the tailed |Ian. Hut til* porlth'll i< I'o Dixie IJuy Shore Really Company •ame a* it ha. laeli ever inn' t.o were under !*>,!,] o f fh.OttO eat h t • bet nine pti -.dt nt titty following their Indictment »t The irisuri- ■nt * w ea^ tqtenlv cuanrction with an al'eged f t *, hmtile. inmmuhi Uml fraud seheine. “ I haven't found anything neve The men ate Ray I , Selilen, ui Daytona Heath, ptesiilrlit o f t'lC. in Ik,'* nd Senator N, tri, « It * «.f ready rompany: Ahralium r ra 's . Nebraska, “ w,. .ill ngrt*e tlint at'tiVH|| presidant, *n,| Frank Andrew |iulture i. it a very nnrtirUinai, M .W V tIKK. Apr. K* — (IN K ) It.nn.lt, Alias D. K. C/mta, **»t< '.'i ‘ A ti. <‘it> uotj .(h« entire I nsltlen. The I’ reslih n t‘ Hu.ugh. laty and treasurer I hasn't tom tied on tho qiti Hun of ta i « i ii Deal •*a*1 frnm M««sachu. Ten iuunts were eontained in th* surplus. Ho I .isn't definitely out­ ; 1 4 I » KioMlU HM6 I ■lit fttil iiMin tinrnt* agutn-l the trio. Th -y imlud'si the charge that fraudu­ lined uliy trilled)'. We are in the | I nlay itl tho |*l»p o f «'MO o f the I rim*t - v, e,- storm* tha), Itat vislent ptetrnsas wrte used to u d santw praitl<.|, a* la-fortv. j ( t i *1 thi* pall o f tiie i .unity in in the sale o f tha propeitie, of l > rompany. ■ or*. # * Receiver I - o k c n fIVo I tin*Atlu-tIra Idt >"Hi futallly, mJli'/ni Wide Search Is Made Court Suits Monday i f d' liar, daioagr and tntenaa suffering weru attrtiiuted to tha For State Prisoners A jury in Kounty Court v»i* storm, unotriing to International ie n liv irn'l"n*«l n v«?rilirt in f *»v »* N ew , Service il|,pstriiis. * ( T A L I.A H A 8HEE. F la ,, Apr. A p r , I « nf of tl.® defendant In the auit ‘ A , |,rbors. PiM II ‘ • • • •w-lli rt lRtt|Al(-A(||||$ ■(■ ’ ft n*tlr Vl'Uf YmV (ilia — H N S )— Widw-aprtad aearrhn m n iir i. K. f . II«u.bol.l. r on ihm U t i . -,l P«*»ruiarTJ TH TTXT.A v r r u it under way today for seven .«.<! from « " alleged not* . for M l . i l . An "•'’ '• hlppmg waa r. ported n t who Saturday Bight escaped • I U „ other* nrtfon brought against a “ »tai d -lill". Ttie N rw Jeraay a road ramp hear Carrsbelle. hatd tieorgr C Hat-1,-n ivtultod In n In.re line wa* especially Three others who made their geta­ nan-*ull, tha defendant'a motion bit. A i 'I'oint llis a a n l.' N J., U»e way at the time o f the-wholeaili- ■•ring grantr.| hy Judge Victor laightun ll<,tel was partly dcllvery were rapturej a faw hours ilutchin* o f Or'anJu, r.roiiding le w m k n l by tho whvd and moun­ cause o f ,th|. disqualifiration o f later. tainous si a waves. The Bluffs Detail* o f the delivery were not Judge Jamra fi. hharon. Hotel a l liayhrad, N. J , was bad* The motion was based upon tho disclosed. T h * man for whom ly damaged. •j •earth la being conducted are: contention that th* suit could not Ho powerful Was thr gale, i f * be brought hy Mr. Ashcraft xs Joe Caaarra, Halm Beach, Bernard reco ver because ti® note was s a il rompanying a torretitlal rain .that W. Brook*. Dade County, E. F. to have b e n assigned to tho Cha^o John and Raymond Kuntx o f I'g »* Cummings, Laka County: James National Bank and was not theresic were blown 4t) fre t in theig Ryan, Columbia County; E. I- fora listed as one o f the bank e automobile which waa Halted tfi Smith, Dad* Coqnty; JamchTravla assets. Thera waa no session of front o f n signal light. Brth w ar* Dada County, and R . Btons, Dado court today but aevaral suits wars ml - . . v schg^ilad te r tomorrow, County, . i . , ’ Severe Slorm H its jAtlantic C oast To Cause Much Havoc �. * * Major League B a i l i e a r n s 1 A w aitOpening -O f Season Tomorrow W ithHighHopes ie b a ll Managers k e Statem ents Futur e O f Teams o^OnlsikcSiEveOf j AroundTheTown P e n n a n tR a c e W h ic h b [ wuh tw Reporter — B eg u n T o m o rro w r w T b R K i-A ftr . Ilk— H N S )' " tink‘ but'tiovr-retired due J. McOraw, m n w r i - «f- -ta^-work;- conversing with a N ew York (I l ir “ i, htllevra friend on the corner...........Mrs. etnb vri'l bo In the thick o f y rands L. Nison shopping |n a pennant race- »roet the op n(. A lf ltora. , . Rob llsgsn . who A* * * U> U i* •inherit* his father's think It will be n great race. | a t least four clubs In a 'b«U k- all the way. I ex* t •£*» Wants to slay rieht up "• from th-* sta»*‘. Three or P n r 'N w ill aurrie have a St chance win. I*. I« alit , r rtalnty *hst New York ■*aVo. St. tyeiia and Pittsburg r' nut a bottle royal. Rlravo has been ares'ly Higthrned hy tha addition of make. " H o hat riven I f t m tbv, a' , . _ the* -rfbb a b l" “ punch" end they will -hri hard to stop. 1"-. f-ouls has n firs t class team th ri cannot ha coon led ous end th * sama ran h * eeM far Pl'mburg. ,1 think the G|es«*s are rironrer (halt th e* were I sm vear and vou know how rinse thev ram* lh»t* to vrina1" " . W e have e well bal­ anced club and tb- snlrit o f 'b e ptavers la wonderful. I wIM certainly b * surprised If th* Plants do not maka a grand f t r H E Biblical referetrt I-j ' I ■•*»1 fr.ihcd, and the real o l the meal can *o on. the piste on which the UJ. guide*. whkh strain and swallow ■ camer f MM-^ cup rested Idng the dinner plate. -| think it would be a good thing iSew. axm. 24) U pnralletal by to let people realise that "*tp of the more modem pro! .cm of Itself, whh bread added. In Y r w p . housewife who will no* serve Pjtp or vegetables, potatoes, of t/her tecs use she hri no soup plates. No tl.inn In the soup, constitutes * me cmld reasonably ask her or her complete meal." family to swallow ramels—but why not serve the soup In cops* All Boris of Soaps Arthur Brisbane, famms editor. And wbst s variety ol snsips ar. (, responsible foe this brilliant sug­ available, already prepared—In cans gestion. He recently wrote: There are asparagus and heel soup;, " I consider good soap to he the heel bouillon, chicken soup, clam most important Item of fond on the troth, tlam chowder, ennsomr,*. whole lilt, and I suggest that bouseJulienne, mulligatawny, muP.cn wises be reminded thatTor children, Wish. r*ea onwev. oslall. oysler and for all purposes the cup Is the pea. pepper pot pure.s ol bearsimplest, most easily handled re­ and eelery, plain soap Hock, ceptacle foe soup. tomato cream, tomato puree, to ­ mato-okra, green turtle, moca Every Household Has Them turtle, vegetable soap and vvr"Every household has coffee ettps micetll. Juat get a can and fill your or lea cups. They can be puttied runs" Stair on tta table alter the soup it retlcencs - • • *** Evans,’ brother of Prank, drawn for Jury service In County Court. They say John WM . whan* In the l.-ke Mary minstrel show Kr,day night . . Morris Wlaabish. whose nickname, ‘T rip o d " Is quite orlg n­ ' a| albeit Wa have often wondrr( d under what circumstances such a cogomen was attached to him. But tnro we once knew a fallow who was more familiarly known as "Gopher” than by UpsalasGrapeville ^ Brazilian Makes New f;. Invention For Skiers i PAB18. Apr. 15— ( I N S ) — >ta*f art will he able to slide uphill un­ U. m r their own posrrr without phyI gleal eu-rtiun if the Invention of >i A'berto Santus-Dumont arro-nautl I,’ oal plonee.-, atauita an Alpine leal. L. Th# UtsaiUaa asrunaul Is «.a aU - w ay to 8 «it i* r l* n d with small • 0l*ct dr mator and propatloP which i' con bo attarhed to tn* ahou dvr. ? Whan g ski er tcache# the loltolu ' of a mounta'n he ha* ottljr to lu^rt gtound, start th* motor, and c «* *l • up ta th# top again with lh « aantr . east- ■—) *|ired with whlchh h* drtunsua-Duniont In rtwlured Ihe ' gwsulint- engine into aa.'JitauUrs n when he entered the lirat tioreloi. , Boanatt Cuu Baca w'.th a hallup t F - S S r -Iw I with a molt-i-drivtn (-n>- W a lter Johnson, appear to have declaimed some o f the greatness they knew In 1034-25 and with Goslln thumping them here and there, Bluege and M yer doing weM cn the d eft side o f the Infield *nd young Liska added to the pitching the club seems to be going some place and going with all haste. The T igers haven't laughed o ff th eir pttehln# * » d tfrrj Schuhle a t shortstop was nobody'* g ift to hu m an ttyln g eneral, so i f Harris does any better than feattti he will be a man, Indeed. The St. Lou la B row n s'w ay l>e better or w r r w than Ihvy were In 1018 but probably will prove to be not very much/ o f either. Hawley r f .oofl 7-8 la August and perhaps may not set at third Imse and » o Junior High Loses To Oviedo Club, The local Junior High nice dropped a 8 to 5 c Friday to Oviedo . t a the diamond. The victors sec* mskRoJ the seventh by taking a d v a n t a ^ m fls a v r r a l^ s G v Sanford, arrors^ Sanford outhit Oviedo but mad* many mb cues. Knight, Wads, Campbell and P ag* led vrith the stick for the locals. Campbell was on the mound. Orange Juleo and grapefruit canning factory ataured fo r Tarpen Springs. Lundqulat has been III for aevrral day*. U en attending the revival Services Itobldna and Ballinger. Mr. and Mrs. Illm-hurt visited at laike Slaty and Sir*. Ilorell an I Sir. anil Sirs. Je**e l.*c wenj .with friends Sunday In Klsalstmee. them to llenvon Springs to nttenl Sir. ami Sira. K. ' I . Ludqulit other meeting*. , and fam ily made the trip to Sir. an,| Sirs. Hutler and their f u r flil'drrn o f Isiughinnn.' were Slcuntain Jjtkc on Sun-lay to hear they were eallrrs Sunday iiftemoon at the the ranllun chimes humes „ f Alfred Kritson and S irs. acct ntpanletl l»y Sir. and Sir*. Kenneth Kt.bhins. Ilallirger. Mt-s Am int, wli-i was >n wet* li ved here. 'I n not laen ah'e to attend lljgh S<h>-I fur a year bn aerounl r f Ihntat trouhle. Sirs. Itnllimrer and Mrs. |*rlerv# n enj- yed a stiurl drive t*» Hettson Springs Sunday afti rn"<m gi log with Hev. I'lurk and wife. A dinner Inin ling three Idrihday* Is Il'nnnid fur Sunday ut the Iw.me e f Sle. and Mr-. Slarnusnn ■The i*nr t» are p> lie, T. O. Tyner, 'E lm er Tyner nnd Emil Magnusott Sir t-n,| Mr t'arilar l.un l«|ui«t sfen l W nlm -d.iy evening at the home nf Ml. and Mrs. If. G. f.uniiiuist, in lemur lif the h isless. * Hornabv ha* r lv n u« added punch and we needed mare punch. 1J*- ha* also »ervcd to Insnlre other halter*, est.vrlally W l-'-n and stenhenson, who are hltt'ng baiter than they ever did la*, fo r*. I look for Hark to have I great vear. Cuylrr •» a h elltr playnr than ever. There's Bn doubt about It. Tho team has power In It* attaek and It al­ ways was atmng on defensv. C IN C IN N A T I, O . Apr.. H( I N S ) —Jark Hendricks, general manager o f the Clnclnattl Beds thinks well of hi* a* p *»lb't* pennant winners. Ill* .tatenu-nl:1 like tha Beds hotter a n j heller aa tlje hour fur the start o f thbaaeha'I *»•»- mt oi*ens. I think we w ill lie right up there In ihe pennant fight. They *»ill have tu beat the Beds to win the pennant. I think well o 8 our chance* to cup. W o sure.) wi I he a first division ' club. Of that th< re is no doubt ip •'m y mind. We have a well balawed r i team, Our pitcher* are In *h»r>e. I ' Donehue Is In the U-st condition ha over lias been in and l.uqur. ^ Lucas, and ltlxey ar«- In tiptop i- form . We havu a newcomer also in • Silas Johnson,from the Misitsslppi f Valley 1/ ague front whom wc ar.­ ' expecting gleat thing*. Tha Philadelphia rent weeks. Athletics, fo r example, do not seem to bo as good * » U>«2 »hoo‘'1 bo or as they thought they were Neither are the D etroit T igers nor the Brooklyn Dodgers. The Chicago Cubs are a t least plus In Ihie scale o f reckoning but the rest o f the National League eontent[«>a—the Giants, Pirates, Cardinals and reds do not look the .part o f the clubs that have greatly bettered them­ selves, whereas, the world champ­ ion Yankees probably ere a mlnui quantity In comparison with their 102S capabilities. . Injuries and a between-season depreciation o f morale seem to hare claimed tha Athletics for their own. However, the outfit that junctions 100 percent In April often travels at a Hauling speed Sunday School* now meet* at 1 Dorraa.t'lub apent tha day Thurs­ o'clock In tho afternoon. Service t day with Mrs. Khb Hunter on lh# are he'd * hy Hev. fcrkardt on West Hide. Those |>rrs*nt were: Mrs. Vlhlan, Unroll, Krlcson, the f.u rlh Surtlay In the month. Hev. Erlaeon and fam ily have August Swanson, K. T , laindqulsl, t t , " r n i r t r c r * Pr. i r . < i n s > ~ I f Joa McCarthy, a g g t » ’ <"* man•, g ge r o f *4»# Chlraro Cubs. f»e l» ' Certain Ms greallv ftr*nether*d - w ill b * ft M 'onif roMMn»,*,r V f o r tho narmant this year.” Ille * * ■[ Tito Cuh* o f 11*29 ar# hv far stronger than unv tram I »v »r • h a rt managed h"fnr» and I feel M rtaln th e* will be a strong **ggettder this yeer for ‘•A# pen_ .iw n b I t Isn’t enOr-lv ' * • addlthan o f nom ahv \4t«l lip* riven I. u* this strength. Oi**er Play*"" * who hav# been W *b ter |h* last three vear* hare now d»»e|. - oped to higher stat.dard than 'b ey BOSTON, Apr. I 5 - I 1 N S ) Judg.- Emil K. Kucha, who, with Johnny Ever*. I* managing the Boston Brave*, says the Braves *ra not worrying where they will flo lih . All fu.h* want* u» a "h ualllng" cluh. Ills »tatm *nt! T h * Btavrs have only one amUUon thl* year ar^lJhat is to lir a hustling, willing had chib, withm Indications o f Just where they will ftnt'h . Too nturh depends on arei d#nt», or hreuks, to prophesy J»*l What any team Is like y t - dn. Spring games atr no liumntrl.-r o f what to e*|K-rf. Take the liras-.* f o t example. We were winning nine out of H> exhibition gam.-* .. y*ar ago this Spring,--and know where we finished, l i d * ye r wo were dropping all »>>rt* " t training game*. But tin t won't tall ua whrrv we will finish. birthday. The w ife o f Edwin couldn’t and woo dn’ t j T o • » * » on • limbi It wobld M M th a tth # Yonka and AthWtlex .wfll bgju to con * back qalta a way^ foe tht Browna to b ar* tbolr chance. Th* Yank* w ill com* bock? How far, depends on Fetinoek's arm and t w general performance o f Mr. B Ruth, which to data baa been not altogether randy. F ijM ftt uli ■>•• CALIFORNIA’S CANNED ‘ FRUITS You know him of course; he’H the merchant who so kindly extended you credit when you asked for it. And no wonder you are ashamed to look him face after neglecting the statements he sent you. vr /,T M lK D IIN IA 'S ratmctl fruit in-, Uj.ll.I try tats till* great Western Stair t-.lay tarnty limes a* notch esrty year as it* annual pend-»ti.si of gold. Ilo a wrunsriva'-le In it* Forty-niner# *!»«» at rot' ihc prAiiirt in ru%rml RdR"n* tir cii'icvl tltc lim n in ftftittnit ill tJliOl **f f illiolllU I |||»’CMMI% >rllow inftal in t!»r e.ul> «1j >» »•! the pHd nihlu l*a*«M«miiiilict Ip fin t t*P abtitnl mrrnulit at Out tunc, ftnl it it cuitmit to irrall Out in CiUlnriiu. tiMta>*i Umt of plenty in*tR»M*%« prair arxl tumhinc *o many, p^Tle f*> t*» i!<md tlifir «Wtlin»*Mt >raiR* lhat *M nqkrnuuglJ hMl.tu »*ws l » t l this ais.l.lets new |«t|iuDlt.av Hut there were a few far sighted men anr Stg those pioneer* who » * « that Caliloenia’* real wealth lay m her sunshine ami lit* *od "• her Irrtilc « alleys 1 hc»* »»> * '•’* ,nw,> who started tha* Slate'* gteat Iruil iuduttry. . T his*-fifths o f AU Kniita It « i i not |f«t( k liw t Gilifnvnift t a i |tfmiuriii| imt only lufftCKUl fruit l#>r Ikc rmn mn*umplK*i !*ut fiKantit quuiit'Ki (of uport. Him V stllMlicft » « l t fcj[ M U Elates, soil even lie- lan-lr l-rys'd the -seat, ti e luwl I Irult* that w o , |.i->t gfoan in siah a'-ond-inre it.lay. at a result of llwt* natural a-l> mi vt<s of t.sl and slimate, t lilemia prodaeva ev>re than thru-tilth* ol all ft-it* tlat arc car.nr-l cmninercUlly iu tlie cootuirntal I ’nitnl States. M->re than nit-sty t-r cent ol till* country's canned |ea. tie* and pfaftically all of It* apricot* are parked in lalifom u plants Th* ct-nnmg of fruit* llteee t-«l*y ha* l-ectsmr a liirhly *prriali»esl inhiitry. an-l nun* varieties have l-een drvrlsjped whkh arc particularly adipted to it* nereis. An Army ol Eaparta growing of ll-rse Iruiti. Irom me selmicwt of Ita sttsk. car# of the •oil. rultisation ami pruning, to the picking of Ihe perfect *un-ripcnrd eruduct al eaactly Ihc right time. The techardi arc carrfullr located in juit list** parta ol the State where each variety grow* beat. The canneries arc loraltd cktee to the orchard*, an tliat th* fruit may ripen fully eat Ihe tree and he raims I at unre. without loft of time in tramfor tutten. T b slV lh* belt * in * the Al l Tfm n-elhist yet discovrrrtl to teal in all ll-cir Iu*.t'Misrast, so licet* id Im< trucks tush l|i» freshly pietist len t* to the pa. ling rtents Tltere th- > atr earrfulle inspecte< areI r i| r lenerd noikrr*—esyert*— with |1-e ai-l ol the must up toslalr utashinety. perk gratte and can thy trust aitlun a fra hour* after it artites. Modem Machinery Specialises! machine, base hern ov ventrsl St Irrp pate with thl grow­ ing ilrmaud* ol llii* indutlrt, and the Xpert1. Ihnrou^hnr** anti skill will, which each Job i* don* i* a rnmuut s-tirre o f aniarrtneut ta Ik* poors' many visitors 'S;».| leasi y .lean turruuihlmg* ant run • taut utsiwetion at even *tage of the canning i-rtsrtt ht*ure tlu fruit'* final tempting appear ant r and natural Maete. A* a result of thl* modern marhinery anil constant care both in th* orchard* and al every itagr of th* prtrrsbng in til* ranorurt, the ptihli* ran ta *ur* that Calllomu will supply It with tta finest fruit lhat Nintre prnducr*—fully *nnripetsest. dtllrjoua in flavor, it* natarml real-hfiff g-asinraa acale.l in the ea-s .-.n.1 ready for mjojinert Are you going to ruin your good name by allowing bills to go unpaid; ruin credit that you obtained by having a good reputation? 'Jhere may come a day when you will need credit solely; if you keep in good standing now the time of need will find everyone generously ready to help you. PAY BILLS PROM PTLY KEEP YourCredit GOOD �-I — KW r r Play BaH! m S m Ti IM .-, _ ----- F S '•> i w lit < • • W lW fcUW M vr*ll M ims*as nrv T U B *D A T , A P R IL BMUt 'rgu a I f. ' F OR T g P A Y A * aL O R IQ U S OUTLOOK— Thar that! teach no n u n every Hun hi* neighbor, and evsry man hi* brother,' saying, Knew (ho Lord b r (hoy shall a ll know no, from th# Uaat uf them unto th* great* v ’ . •at o f them, aalth the Lord! fo r t l w ill forgive tholr Iniquity, and ■ *wfU romomber tholr iln no mere— Jertmlsh 3l:S4. D ISC A R D IN G |N U B A R T S Thoro W », p most engaging youth With money In hi* pockot, too, ,> i Who whltgtrtd word* of manly And flaad rao with bright rye* o f blue. Another fascinating gent Sailg ilh o r Op ,n J l * » « o doVn. He noror owtd th* world a . cant And f l t » d w * with bright eye* o f .brown. Sine* honesty o f word A r e righteou* things • or, too, And many things, no worse i'T h a n yearning eyre and blue. and puree and prap- of brown Y ogn g women being what they are / 1 mourn o little every day F o r those who are particular O f what they speak and wheri thar payAnd, from my mourning, turn away T o one who neither singe nor looks, N o pence to spend, no I ruth to And that's whet com ri o f reed­ ing books I H i path 11 ore then ten million dollars worth o f property has tmen aold at Miami Beech since the first ol the year. Seem* like old Umap. The Mayor Itsiitil hi* proclsm*t'on on "B e Kind T o Dumb Anl* m alt'' week, snd one fsl'ow want­ ed |n know U he had anybody par­ ticular In mind. ■— o Police Commissioner Whalen of NcW York condemns the Jury which turned T esss Guinan loose, l i e should not worry. Ha should know that 1U * easier to convict the Innocent than tt is the guilty. ■. - o-------------What wp can't understand la how tln-sp girls who wssr sunInu-k dresses, sleeveless dress**, km r length dresses, and ml led stockings, can complain about not having anything to wsar. -------------- o ■ "H eart Ileal* Can B » Heard 1,01)0 Mile*,'’ ssy* a headline. We ran remember once ur twice on illilet nights when a big yellow rntoti rose out o f the lektr and a aoft !>reeled fanned our face, and thsn something happened, we thought ours could I IIIW n ---; ■ F ive hoy scouts and two men clung to a narrow ledg^ on a lofty rrcip’rc fo r eight hour* one day •reek. Another ithar iboy■ alipped undrrd feet to hi* and fe ll several hundred th death. The moral. o f that aturv is, a* we see, live In Plurida where W* don't have dangerous ledges and precipices. I f one o f the first events o f thu Congress just ranvsnlng In Wash­ ington U any Indication o f what the rest o f It will be, we move that It adjourn at once. Ruth Bryan O pru's rltlsenshlp ha* again lawn challenged, and her right to repre­ sent Florida In the Houae ha* been denied by the Lawton Republicans ---------- n---- ----- . As Forbes Sees Florida Florida can well afford to ignore occasional brickbats that may be hurjet\ by disgruntled critics because for every lerogatory thing said or published about the state there are t score or more o f complimentary remarks expressed hroughout the country. Those who boost -the state are per;ona who occupy positions that attach great significance to their expressions. These were thoughts that yaii through tur mind as we read recently a timely article by II. C. 7orbcs, Internationally known economist, on the subject uf Florida. Mr. Forbes, whose word carries with it tremendous weight and influence, was recently in Florida and saw .he things about which he writes. His remarks, published in the magazine bearing his name, are us follows; "Florida Is nqw building solidly. In a talk, before the Tampa chamber o f eotr.mrrcc on March 19, I said: 'It would he much safer to huy well-selected Florida real estate than to buy the popular stocks on the New York Stock ex­ change” Within a week the stock market was crushing ills.uttrmisly. On Tine day market values in New York lost more than a billion dollars. On the following day they collapsed quite as badly before tin* hunks stemmed the debacle. You are not likely to see unvthing of the kind happen in Florida. There values have touched bottom. ‘‘Much property positively Is on thu bargain counter. The jie x l movement in that tropical-state Is hound th he upward. Soiriu recovery bus already s e l in. It Is significant tliut more tourists than ever before wintered in rertnin cities. Palm Reach wus extremely popular. Miami anil Miami Reach were very widely patronized. St. Petersburg had to cull upon private families to take care of the overflow from* her hotels. Jacksonville is on the upgrade. Ill Tampa m ost lines of urtivlty show distinct gu ins. Kvcn more im|>urtunt, Florida bus regained confidence in herself urn! In her future. “ Agricultural developments are impressive. The Hnlilberg sugar growing a nd milling operations are becoming rapidly cxpandiil and are becoming a factor o f unique kitcrcst and promise. Ilarroti G. Collier's operations in Collier county are on a gigantic scale. Palm­ er farms, near Sarasota, ure achieving extraordinary re­ sult*. Several thousands or acres, under thorough -wntet control, and intensively farmed by purchasers orindlviduul farms, are yielding gnauing crops uf - vegetable*—as well as amazing profits in numbers of Instances. "This large scale- development, sponsored by res|H)iisIble private cupital. doubtless will prove the forerunner of many, similar ityfrippmenta within the next few years. Cane from the Duhlberg lands bus been plunli-d hero with, so fur, encouraging indications. Nothing is more vltul to Florida's future wealth than the scientific cultivation o f her pnalliriouKly rich soil. Hence, these agricultural developments are particularly noteworthy. "The organization o f a clearing house for the market­ ing o f Florida's citrus fruits, an essentiul step, has begun to function grntifyingly. Some o f the shrewdest capitalists it, America have been Investing in Florida within the lust 12 months. They arc much-aiore likely, in my opitnion, to make money th2b those who have clamored for btun.ed specula­ tive stocks." TO S A V E A M E R IC A N SH IPPING I'illl.A D K J J 'll IA P U B L IC Th* new assistant secretary of lh « navy In charge o f aviation, David ti. Ingalls, Is only thirty yaalp old. A t the a g t o f eighteen, fly in g his own plsn* over German lines, he brought down sis enemy Dianes, becoming th* only see In the American sir force*. There's thing fo r young m«n o f S-j i to think about- W W r- at* informed that an .average o f eight or tan persons a day are using the gulf course now alac* roost o f the winter visitors Lav* returned north As (ha g o lf , course o ffe r* one o f tha mast alt.*activ* Inducement* to tourists to otrupy tn* Forrsat Laka Ratal - or to reside temporarily elsewhere tl-.' ta Sanford. It seems to us o f tha g ia tte s t Importune# that It ha sao that this m stsrisl asset i f IN T E R E S T R A T E C O NTR O L The crack o f a hickory bat against a horaehide covered sphere will bo music to the ears o f many fans this afternoon whan America’s Big League baseball teams begin their race fo r the pennant chkmplonaltip, Fotil weather Is pre­ dicted fo r moat o f the “ openers” but that will not detract from the enthusiasm o f the spectator?, many o f whom will be there Lo /eel the pulse o f tholr favorite teams while others seek to " r a n ” some pet aversion. The tired and sedentary business man. pop bottle and peanuts In hand, gazes upon lho greensward dotted with sweating athletes, and gets a great deal o f relaxation ami satisfaction In contemplating how enjoyable ft Is to alt and watch. Hoodlums from the gaa house district occupy • it sizable portipn o f the bleachers and what fun they get out of giving the "raapberrlca" to the boys who don't like It, la nobody's business. And woo unto the player who geta loo -----* ------ lo ItcWu SSMnrcitaually Btaiinllis Iinnr nilr-ni ail 1nt *tl*l ''winging' nrrf fl If** rle w -t oAlthem r they very adept brickbats and what-nots. There are aomc. however, among iba-graaUcwwda-wba.really, appreciate the fine points o f America's national pastime and who get a quickened heart action upon viewing the execution o f a perfect play,— . ThAre ' la ho lim it to the utility of baseball. It even furnishes the press with the opportunity o f disclosing haw. useless it b r io speculate upon the merits o f the vartotU teams and to prophecy upon their comparative chances. It is with this In view t,hat wc submit the following concise re­ sumes o f the two B ig Leagues: National League: Uetl hot contest Is expected with the Chicago Cuba favored, although closely pressed by St. Louis Cardinals, New York Giants and Pittsburgh I'irates. Chica­ go, colorful team, with heavy lilt tars comparing favorably to the Yankees. Murderers row includes Higgs Stephenson, Hack Wilson, Cuyler and the great Rogers Hornsby, Pitching t u f f also great. John McGrow has built u formidable team tt Gotham while Cardlnuls with great pitching staff and bunch o f timely hitlers and good fielders o ffer Cubs big­ gest threat. American League: Consensus o f experts Is that the Yanks will repent but (hero are several authorities who think Miller Huggins' pitching staff will break. Connie Mack’s Athletics arc still alrong enough to win the pciinum in' anybody's, league except one in which the Yankees arc me mbera^-Tho-Maekmew-are-by-far-the-lirat-bet against th r Yanks and may wrest the flag from them-If the expected dump in New York pitching materializes. Runners-up will ’>c Stanley Harris' Detroit Tigers and Wulter Johnson’s Washington Senators. The latter appear the beat bet for third position. doubt, arr The longest step thus far in res­ cuing the United Wales govern­ ment rfom ita appalling misadven­ ture in tha shipping business has been taken. Voting unanimously, thr seven member* uf th* tihtpping Hoard have sold eleft-n pas­ senger ships, inc'udlng the le v ia ­ than, f „ r about R I M U n . Bum* thing had to be dune to save American shipping- In IBS I about Cl per rent o f Amrrlcan foieign commarr* moved In Am er­ ican bottoms. This fall Ip 37 por cent In 1924 It t-oao to 41 per cent in 19X7.. during the British coal strike, but In IPXtt It again tended downward. Had It not been for Hhlpping Board vessels, kept on the sea* at a heavy loss, the fig . urea‘ would hav» Im n even lower. Th* Jones-Whlt* act was passed to sav the 'Am erican merchant matins. I t Is Intended to bridg private business In and take tha rJX K ' m I.KDGKIt government out o f the ship ping business. Th,. shipping Board nsd Wave vd between getting out and staying In, This law ended that wavering The ahipp ng experiment has cost American taxpayers bi lions uf duller*. It ha* burnt a luisenlng but continual drain on th# ttrssury. While it has bean defended by friends of puhl'r ownership, It baa been most justly shd g tn erillv criticised sx an* Intolerable waate and a gigsntic failure. The recent axle and this changed policy foim an emphatic chsl eng,to private ownership. Foes of government oi>*ration and owner­ ship have their opportunity , Not a|| their hendlcspa have been re­ moved Build .ng costa 'are higher ’ r« thsn abroad ‘ hy about r V 2»o ta tj 4C Mr t a f i r___ & K r a t t luge laws art n p u U ? metrietlv*. b^W JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES n r “ The poor we have always with Governor Carlton, It seams, is not to b# spared the problem nt lbs. Everglades. Th* new M l authorising a ten million dolla bond ia a a a-tg*.:*»'.isk ln «g« board ha* a straagiW t a « U l » r rin g bu*. the provision therein which perm * r the board to let th* United Htales government. buy as many o f th* bonds as the board a*** tit o f the federal government eheoee* T t m W t m i f u l l y unfamiliar nny. The bootlegging business, tt Is said, has boeoin* thoroughly “ d«im>lallied" in the last two or ihrro years A cut-throat, hi­ jacking, doub’c-iTossjng element lies obtained such dominance in It that a decent man can no longer make a decent living in tha manu­ facture, iranxporlal on ur is le of intoxicating liquor*. The federal government, h jl’.t with He only Htw.tnun law petsr, la hard put for n way to save from ■arty rxnaustbm the country’s most Valuable natural resource— oil. One possible wny,.U would seem, Wuulil be lu give a public Utllltv status lu the production, piping, and refining of petroleum and taw o f patrul*i)in [in ,Justs, -- • — -■ The nrepoaat to use state gaso­ line tax income fur relief o^counlics buidi-nrd with ernurmou* rnxii ond school debts Indicates that oil may hava been discovered In I-lorlda after all. Or a new use f . r oil products at any rule. Under this proposal the f l 7 ') >7111, 039 oulstunding mad, bridg end schiMil Indeblirinrsa o f F.onuu counties wuuld lie curried and gradually li(|uldalrd over a twen­ ty liv e year pi-ri al through mesnv •»i a specially admin.stered fund created fiom monies accruing from stale gasoline ond niotur v ih l -!e taxca »InIf of in etsimxtrd I - '1.rtiu.lMHt gnnual intume from xucli .axe* would I c used fur this cou.i •y drill, ai IV it- snd the other half lor U’c utilinaty opersrion* o f 'hiDate road department. Under It u plan over seventy peiccnt o f liltiicbt burden nt i'loriiln countn > would be handled, thus mo king Ipisslh'c elimination of the cuniKIcrakle portion ol the county tax burden which now results l.vm the .-ouniy d<bt si-ivice, If the plan proves a* practic­ able us It is comprehensive Ho-.obi Mioiibl elect a monument to the gnsolino tilling station which w ll have i.uvcl me alalv in Us giiuti-st fiscal crisis, AYashington may have as g->od .'Ia»un lor ii-fusing arms and am­ munition tn the L'hincse fed-rals -a lor g.unting tln-ni tn the M„xc tn fi-iu'ials but on tiie fan- of It the dlHdini.nation is hard to ult.nrsiami. I he govem m int ot i ilatrg Kai .Slick is at Ira t as rn•ightctHnl, miaiern and prnmlsing cs the govirnm enl uf I'ortcs G.l. * — o— — l ul l, over-populated with night ,'lubs, is suid tu be wondering It the r cost in inorul disluibanco is worth the p-'.ce they bring In lout1st dntlais. This will to.ur as a » h « k to H d m y Sutherland who swore Ip Liberty ningaitnu last >rar liiut Florida!* anll-IJi(uur ubd ..uti-gambling laws were relega­ ting this state tu the slalus <>t a mere wly-slatlun on the roud td Havana. I f Sidney J. t'atta shnuld bfound gui ly o f the ruuntrrfeilin i iiaigrs which tne Inlrraj guv era-.•■in baa l.-.ugbt ugtiin.t I-,in, ihe must churilul le and luglcul rspiansllim will lw that Imig year* ul mental sleight uf bund have « i last made him a subject fur study by a ienists. A load o f fine i|uality tt hits*’ palattH* teas sold to local spires by I- Bishup, local truck farmer, >os__ ___ trrday. Thc |Kitatoe, are all of od else an,* unusually,nuuFi.l K ' Bishop ' . plans I to make several entries at the counts' fair here nest no.nth— Titusville .Slsr-AdV u t lt . The local Truckers' Marketing Association parking house upend here for thc handling uf mixed vrVrtabe* last Saturday under th* charge of W. J Knight. A. If. Dayls is 4he local manager. Two car* i f mixed vrgutablr* are **peeled lo go through the house this week. John Bums, A ifm d Story, J. S (o(y, c. II. Julnar and Sam Story were atl hravy allpjr-rs uf duke* through this week— Grovalapd Graphic. & W *K O U R JSVERY O A X M A R V E LS PALM REACH PORT n P A L M BEACH T IM E S T h * human race loves marvel*. situation b y using a graduated wtU g o a long w ay to find rat*. “ What, then, Is the actukl situ­ something that will make Its ation 7 jlun drrrdi o f millions of eyes pop out; and, having found corporal* funds are withheld from It, It will Irtsirj on making its productive surposes and arc loaned dbcovery haems as myrtyroui In N ew Y ork. Th e high rates bav* and awe-inspiring as possible. (ailed to achieve their purpose, In ­ Thus, every so o ft n, someone stead o f preventing a speculative tarns up with a f>i»n fo r going orgy, they have actually encour­ to Mar*. | aged It l-ecsuse it is th* high tale A Florida - gtr.'.leman was g o­ paid for call money that has made ing ti> travel |iy rocket. He had tt profitable fo r corporation* to his mschlffe alt constructed, and lend their aurplua fund* on call. even ret * date; ‘Jien, somehow, Tn raise the rates again will simp­ thc whole project was forgotten, ly b f to accentuate an already bad and a waiting wopld was depriv­ situation and to attract more and ed o f a chance to gape. more money to New York. There Now a youthful high school la no hope in high rata*. They professor In Indiana wants to try force Europe, Just beginning to get It. H * haa designed a machine back to normalcy, to raise rates which will get Jts power from over there and thus penalise In­ dustry a l tha very moment when •h* “ ether w ar-a," and th* de­ signer Is confident that It will It needs and must havs stimula­ tion High rates tend inevitably L> .atakt th* trp In ru.*.- more than enhance the value o f gold every­ 10 "minutes. ..We Ilka t o . read about t heist where, and that is only amdhar way o f saying that they tend (i> tmmrvr- T g - br sure-, wot em<v rmen force the commodity price level In tU-Jj thousand doubts fo r a down, bringing about depression moment that all such project* Instead o f prosperity and leading must Inevitably come to g rie f; ultimately to a revision op the yet the whale Idea Is a marvel, wage scale and a general loss of and there always remains the all the progress made in advancing lurking hope that In some mys­ the standard o f l!vlng. Thc federal terious manmr someone will be icserva I oard virtually admits able to defy space and time and this. To all intents and purposes It go sailing away through the confesses that, in order to control heavens, o f f on a journey thst stock speculation, tt has fo r more would mnlt.i Magellan's great thsn one year been actively penal­ cruise look like a trip Jo the ising business, such penalisation corner delicatessen. having now reached the point We lav* marvel*. The man where , I f persisted in or aggrava­ who It going ts fty to Mars can ted, it might well bring about, and always be sure o f a sympathetic Wuuld almost certainly bring audience, even I f h j does have about, and wuuld rertaln’ y bring difficulty getting prople to laka about, a trade depression in this him tcriouely. cuunt ry and In the whole world. Buvj why must our m am Is be “ That th'.S nation. In a time of so spet locular T Our ordinary profound peace, when its wealth Is dally life is full o f wonders and t ■), y m r i Jhai— it. -h. flm nat lm.cn-. m jete i lrs; ~lf * we hav e ■ Tyw t o r cclvsble, with a supply of gold un­ th m. Rome o f them make a precedented In re'atlvo or absolute tiip to Mars lcok inslgnlfirant. value, should b . given credit only Why can'-j w* set them? at an a r t'fld a l and devastating Consider the dally life o f thc rate l* not a blunder; It Is a crime, IL j gets up In it I* not only a crime against the ordinary man. people o f th's country but It is « the murnm- rats a breakfast the crime against people everywhire, ivema o f which came to hit table such diverse placts as and particularly Is It a crime from agalnnt the hewers o f wood and llrazil, Iowa, California and North Dakota. He gets hi* * work the drawer* o f watsr." In a str et car, carried long by a force that no man on. eat'.h really understands. A t hit work he geta mall tht-j was whisked PROTECTING W O M EN. Attempts by tbs federal tescrv* board to atop speculstion in stocks by Increasing Interest rsto* cn money have not resulted cue. ressfully. There I* loo much money lin the hands o f big corpor­ ations, trust organisation*, andth# pis themselves Those dabbing atuund in the market have had to pay a higher rale and that la all. Commenting on tha endeavors of til* federal reserve board to break speculation, th* Manufac­ turers Record recites that "tha board la entitled to every commendation for the e ffo rt It has made tn p.ntect legitimate buslne**; but even that commendation must be predicated on the assumption thst the board Is right In assuming thst control o f apecubstUm Is with­ in Its functions. There weye three classic methods whereby the board could control the market; to sell securities In the open market, to rats* the discoun tute and to psrraic tb*..asjiloration o f g o ld .. U tried all three and all three failed. They failed because a t fast as the reserve banks took credit out of the market the great corporations, having surpluses, put It back iigs'n Where once banks fu.nlshcd virtuat'y all the rail money, the cciporationa and outsiders now furnish almost half o f ell brokers’ loans. On Fetitusry B, o f a total of IS ,049,000,0041 o f broker* loans ( 2,021,000,000 were ‘ fo r others’ meaning that that amount o f mnncy wss Icin g pihvided from sour­ ce* outside the banks, chief y cor­ porations, invcstm.nts trusts, Hr., etc* 1920, In a somewhat similar ‘extravagant situation/ Governor Harding and the N-dvrnl reserve liostd demanded and gut legisla­ tion author sing the reserve banks to chaige grsiiusted rules, on Hie piaa that I bis nulhurity .wnlllil lie used to penalise heavy borrowers in the financial districts and to re'lev* the stress in the agricultural districts. But the pomer wss actu­ ally used In Just the contrary way. Tne graduated rntee were never made effective except In those res'erve banks serving agricultural districts But, In 1923, this author­ ity was repealed, else now the re­ serve banks might handle this across the continent to him b y .. airplane, talks (g e r the tatsplnm ^ to a man 25 mile* away, an | perhaps, directs tha operation a machine thM does In an turn what used to taka a scan ot men a day to do. In the evening, ha taken home by the myxUty electricity reading In a paper an accurate ew ry'diing o f not# that pened anywhere an earth the past t i h o n k ‘ l a the ha sect a photograph that wan senrj hy telegraph, 2,000 miloa; he reads a dispatch that was radioed across tha Pacific; tha print thru conveys tha message was made by on* o f tha most marvellous machines aver in­ vented. tha ■linotype. A-j hit home, bo-gees—to*W«d M »U ilC ? « w* choice _of entertainment • that come* to him through tha empty air fro m any place In th* nation he chooses. Then perhaps, be step* out to fa theater and seen a play acted by phantoms— a movie, as ha calls i t Ha goes home through street* lighted by tha same mystery that prophesied his street car that morning, riding in an automobile driven by the combustion of a UqtUd that lay In the earth fo r m il­ lions o f years before Its use was discovered. A trip to Mars I W e run things more marvellotil that every waking hour v f lives. r BENEF fo r the Scholarship Endow . Fund at the Woman’s Club Wednesday, April 17tt 2:45 P. M. I’ rojfreanlon and plrot 50c COLUM IIUR E N Q l’ IKEU -SU N The New York H era ld'T ribu n e,; sonsl properly ns her exemption, which is usually sound In it* comlh® fir,t f.1 /'0, .** n° — _ |When there I* no will the will ments on ever)thing except New rerelve . i „ _ everything . . . . >ki«.. up <„ to t$20,00(1 York politics i.nd tlir achievements where there are no children and the nf the Democrats in that' trrtnt hush* ml Iravca brothers or sisters, .State, finds In a measure signed nephcW* or nbecs. In estates of n few day* ago liy Governor more than ( 20.000 she will rerelie Hnosevrlt ut least one Item worthy (ltd,mill and half nf Hie esetss, of praise, lie fen-ace is to the act the other half going to the - re­ present Ihx modern!ting the state laws of latives named. A t inheritance. T U * measuro was pre­ widow divides mil amount* above ps red by a commission o f judges ( 1,000 with these relative*. It will isnil lawyers o f which Surrogate give the widow everything up t v Fol.y nf New York wss'chalrman. ( 10,000 where thr re are no child­ the hus'iaml li-aves As the Herald Tribune assert*, ren ami the reform wrought bv this aci parent*. At present stv* receives only half. O f personal pruprety was overdue, and adds.that “ it ret* ( 10,000 in value the move* existing discrimination in exceeding th- disposition o f real estate and widow will i-et ( 10,000 and half pcrinnalty, thu* making ad- nf the excess. H alf p f the persnnslly is tn go to the widow ministintion easier and less costly, e- ni-entrates ir.heritanro in where there Is only °ne child nr the immediate rtlatives, inctrnscs the descendant* r.f one rhild- At the protection to widows, and puts present the widow gets only one^ men and women -on n complete third. A w ife nr tiushaml I* also pro­ eiiualily „s t -neficiarirt.'* Cer­ further against dlstainly this Is Iiut Justlre. for wo­ tected men ure entllled to prwisely thr inFrritance by an unjust testator same .landing as mm in thr mat­ through the grant o f the right of ter o f the lows governin-r in- election to take n specific part of hciitanre. Thu Herald Tribune the estate against the will- The powers o f th • administrator are continue*: Popular Interest will center most iil-o breadened so a* to enable psrhut-.. In the uholUinn o f the him >o facilitate lii|uldatlnns and old rigid * o f tinwet and niurtrsy lu sell real c-stato t<> lilt ter eddower. These gre tint npdvnlcnl, van'sgr This will avoid the nerami the protection they give the rrrsily fur partition of rrsl estate wife and the husband Is often Intnany rssrs. There Is every reason why Im uM unlfal. The widow rx« etching dower right* t* now en- Riatr* less progressive than thc til bit tu the income from one- erenmonwcslth o f which Governor third o f Ihr m il m late. Tile new Konsrvclt (« rid ef eseciitlvr lau g iie s the w ifr, If there Is no should use this measure at a will unr-half o f the real estate hast* f r r modernising their Inoutright, where there Is but one heri'ancp law*. As the Herald child; mr-thlrd outrieht where Trihnnj *«ser 1 *. social Justice 1* there I* more than one rhild: at nr nmre ennsectuenre than the old per­ least one-half outright where riimmnn law rencrpUan i f there are certain classes o f near' petuation o f real estate holding*. rclntivrs. and all tha real e la t e Ami xurxlv wnman arc cnliLlctl ta outright whore th»re are only re­ the same consideration as men, and mote relative*. It will give the are more in need o f protection widow thr first 11,000 o f the per- than ths average man.’ •• PR ESERVING PATRIOTIC S H R IN E S 1:/ W A SH IN G TO N I'O ST The government I* planning Improvement* fur thc preservation o f the Linruln farm and memorial near Uedgenville, K y „ snd to bet ter aretmmndate tourists who visin the M s fr lc place where Abraham Lincoln was born. Steps will be taken to preserve Ule memorable house, the highway leading to th* farm w ill be Improved andth*land w ’JI be more adequately fenced and landscaped. The place is ticsUm l ) tu become an aceeieable and beautiful shrine which will attract the attention o f Ururltta each year. For tha most pert the govern­ ment la carefully preserving its historic 1sad mirk*. But there are some historically famous place* that have been neglected. 1 | wss recently reported, fo r example, that the graves o f some o f Wash, iagton'a unknown soldiers who perished at Valley F a ts * are be­ ing used for parking space. I f the report la true tome action about j be taken to convert the burial ground Into a fittin g memorial. llore.h s'p may be necessary tor American fla g shipp'd*, but the real respnnslbtflty rests now upsn the p.tvste owner snd uiH-ralor. Government competition is pats* ing. The roadstead to the high teas Is opening for tk « Amcriiyui bulldrr, owner and operator. T" A young nation with few patent now have their oppurtunlty tradition*, tha United But*# has prove thst private inlt stive superior In government owne.ihtn- after) been dilatory ig preserving great Materia Briarart— Phllsdslplua Public U d g s r. f ! kites at Many such places are now In the handa o f private individuals, who reap a large profit from a patrio­ tic public. The Ideals o f the American pecple are intimaUly associated with many historic sites an,j relics and they should be publir pussrrsdoni wherever pout lie , Cor.inierclansatlun e f p'acs that should be natbma! memorials la ru>t only unfair to the American par pie, but It tende tu dissipate patriotic sentiments associated i\ lh them. The govemmeng should be cots mended for preserving th* birth­ place o f Lincoln. U I* to h* hoped that attention will ha given to ether historic spots to save them from decay as xftll a* sip lu tu t'cn by profiteers:— Washington Post. HOTEL-LEAMINGTON Now is the time to fix up your Model T Ford RIGHT now, after winter lay-ups and winter dririn& fa the time to go over your Model T and find out Just what It needs In the wav of replacement parts and adjuatnrenta. For a very small roal, you may be aide lo protect and maintain your Investment In tha car and get thousands o f miles o f additional service. To help you get the fullest use from your car, tha Ford Mulor Company la alill devoting a considerable section nf Its plants lu the manufacture o f Model T parts and will continue to do so oa long os they are needed Ly Ford owner*. These porta are quickly available through Ford deal, rrt in every section or the country. Note the tow prices In the partial list given below i Piston and pin • Connrellag rod * Crankshaft • . Cylinder brad G*Under 71**, ( w A r c h ite c t:. • * * . * Time gear rover tc s s k rs H • Magnrlo roll asM-rably . . . . . . u lf wilful • * * # o a o s a Transmission *rsr s h a f t ............................ Treosmlssioo rovrr . . . . . . . Clutch p e d a l ................................................. hlrrriog i a r assroshly (Isas a heal and brack *) lUartrr drive Genesolor Boltary (aih n rsM r . . . . . . . . . Vsportssr ssarmkly (adds fUtiags) . . . B « r axle shaf” . . T T . . I M ffsrreU sl drivr g r*r . . . . . . . teS/rXcr?*: : : : : : g o d ja ir * 1^ .. s W I (1917-23) I I f l mollaa ' Tr eat f a m om l u SI R t;- * * 141T-1KS) i) eorh . I W 6 - IW 7’)) ssrh . i n u t t i iJ snsk . i m - i g r ? )i oach . l pricu s t f i t p#rU . . . . . . . . ih i I|>i . . . . Imt flu) cKu m m iftf Ford Motor Company F l n l N a t* - ^ L* '( ‘ -‘VtST. I m j s f e f ::;: labor la E lt o n ). M ougfclon MIAMI "Miami’s Moat Popular Hotel” ,Single rooms with bath, $2. $2.50, $3 Double rooms wllb both, $3, $4.00, $5 Flreproor---------- European N. E- Find 8L Near Ray Dtscayne Popular Priced Restaurant la Connection �4 .y i l— * P L p m n X , TUESDAY. APRIL l i . 1909 HERALD, Coming Tomorrow ,Of flea Telephone 148. in? a n n p n u n i c n ,h* H r / l 11 I l f _ . _ t „ W euiw Ai Club wl.l f i r e a hencllt b rId tV party at the Wonun’a Club ■4 3 ® o’clock for the echolaranip U V liM ien t fund. "u flf T H U USD AY. | B iin o le Chapter Number Two Or H A will meet at 7:30 o’clock •4 t\ . Masonic Hall Jor initia­ tion. *■*, E a it Side P. T. A. will meet *t 3 o'clock in the school audi­ torium. L A K E MONRl Mra. IL U Ooro and chfMlvrt •pent ‘ a fe w daya nt Palutkn visaing relative*. Mr.' and Mr*. Moody an.) children o f IWtatka vlllted H lew d »y » with Mr*. Moody’* pnnmt*, U r. and Mr*. It. L. Core. Mr. and Mr*. A . VintUm (pent Sunday In St. Augustine. >Mr. and Mr*. It. Mosley enter­ tained relative* of Utlnmlu on Sunday. M n . Ed' O fletb y, who hat be. n impndrfnf from u m i n t illn .ti le ftw e rin g a ttlapsc at her if a t H 'u a d x tk a It- » T rea su ry 12 O ff- Y e a r s A jjo Is ^ ^ n jl 0 1 I? •)»> B a n d i t s R o tlflr fc d N o w In d u s tr y L e a d e r M i l i t i a 0 f l R p U IV * 3 s ia iTti:vrp_H n w m j i u j i A PO M O NA-* Pat., tor. lit. — • is i ,\ m * B-ibrrw.-m.tt .utt ;*•* rure «. crrntnl a J lt a r b tn- hen- yret.-rHay. or. .1 rehart u* Jt ':,e p - T|w-t wu- strata o- Clary Copper. I »T * Vritl in tt.r Paramount Picture. ■•W rits**" Smart Set Club Has Parly Last Saturday Jt a* Sa* h Msvrerll honored •' • -n^r&b'-. i rf- t’ie Smite: J1 ' • 1 util a blither patty e 'e n h x’ i - ti.i ith, mature dlo Cti.oitado lie..,-t The f i l l ' l >f M l'- Nonie Will Aattmiftr nftern ■n . t £i.M> ij’i t 1 i nh Sunday iams will n i;r* t to leurn that 'hi • t hi r I rnir. "d* V.'eAt Ninth Jlr*. Itohihan and Mr*. Hal! o! ill nt her hum . UK* M yrtle A '* : ip. -. I r tprogn ■«tor* if HocIip m p i , N. Y, v.lm li..c in. i » [ h ndlni: : mrtime a Utymp1. nuc. '.|id"|i w ere enjoyed ilu filv ' e Ileiiehi Florida, and who v> i e ..I *e I 1 r o n ftem 'on .it 111 'It, Ml s Knttrtinp Wilson and Mitheir way horlie, visited ih tir eunl flui i i f u h rh high *c " r \ Ypn n Wnial-ork hate tettmir.l and unite, Mr. and Mi* KreI llailey on Monday. They lift m Yrinn Cinia- where they spent the a iixveile i hoe horn, tv -' pr> u i‘ Wednesday w th M . and Mr*. K . eek-enj Visiting friend*. ii| to Mi>» H a .'?K r r r r . Mi - thnl I P alf-u r a*' *-d ’ . *• ’ • J l!<> i« m in f i their hontu lit Dorothy Cr.iurh tv-i given n tn.v llltilth i li etiiiut c f the 11 a. liuihester, N. Y. Mr. nit.I Mr*. S. S. Mnuintd, Mi . linen hnmikt ii'H efe for it. 1 i -■ Nat InnJlr J. II. Smith, eflher ’ M . Til.).- ltprj»m ln nod M i « (!rr:rtnl.In 111If« a appninl t i tV. L. Hi tnpinl!, eft | *: tl. m lij f util-: ' r » f ln*l. i lie d .1 to vi.i.i In. ifran.l.1 ililren. thiatle* .Tcnjnttilu i [-eiit the day nt l>.iyna ltfiirh la-t Sunday. .in.i Jump- p tin. nl t..itiiiiilni<, 1. 1 -hair . i .t;) t me He •• >n lednic home With Mr* Ji nhi *tlT. . ■ i-T'i- -re a l.e i - n Alfred Koh-oii Ji*... o f Atliint.i, Pr tut’. • ].* w i m . th;..wn ill H-n U 1 1in is* usliln-.: li’ i grandparent. relatives oJiJ ‘ Irtop&m- ,** > - • ->' 1 . r. amt M u. J. N. I: h* m.’ l.ndH* 1 nsllt ran"I'eil Momlay and i in. fidl.minir who have beet spino nt: Hi- winter m.» Lake M il>y wntifypoi (, this|>r. Weak |'•Jt Mass; I i ll*for the North nnu . other w ill si M>. ond ll i w Wd “ rv It; dr. and Mi- (ir m fe l u ei1 ala* fi in I . . sn I 1 M i,, .1 T V r . j*n Ishtiry Uearh. "ii ■ l:i,,id. Lu.iu* ami A lls ,i i..,.ii... *t’ d Verdun, N tisns; .Mr. .nil .ti I. li J. IJouimarl. Cuyahoga Putl , tin unto. ho.M.-., I! (>. lihuilen o f . hi* p ihif, I-he, i tile I lost Wi ek wtill to • inuihriy M e. . |„ Hamphii. , i n at l,„k e Mary ete Mr. I ii .i i l< < It, StniPi nil,'tnhi iil •!. A. I!, i'lie.iolpmetit in ■l, Ira. i min nt Ih.- Angel,i l ilu l.l iu r, do! and Wi’dne.d'.y. M;. c mit,i I, an, the t* ingest i». A JJ. u etan *: lo r Hip I ndid Stall ,, mid wo,'the n Pi*. ."H a iti, A it, iMnrti.iiaii i nio i i.*, „ f ntft.ial H p irteiilalive r. ' li ' m fur t - v : i p » i i i-ytiiHlluu g iw n - , U ■i:m , r. in , . i ,, (i, -na *--hiHIT,nil - ii . 1,1. 1 , i- ,.ri ciri, in. P ersonals c ia l The I-uke Mary Huy* w .re the H, P. Haiimrl I* spending thl* winner* o f the baseball fiin if Wednesday between Paul**. and we k in Palm Peach on busing**. loike Mary. , • Mr. ami J in . Peter P-uil runMr. and Mr* J. II.*T tillll nml to m l in liaytona Beach Sunday ion o f Orlando, c n lo l t» see Mr. nml Mr*. II .niphlli U »t So mi iv »f vrttoon. evening at Luke Mary n the hom Pclo Sonnt o f Halite* City wot o f Mr. It. In p ’iio ll visitor here la. t verb-end. The Lake M aty l*. T. A. will meet at the aclwu house Thu.*-*.i> nrininic u H P- •» April i'J, u i . i Mr. nml Mr* I’aui Dooley "I Mr*. I.uy Howell m i-iinrgi* of tin tirneva *;\nt TUwday moraine r roc ra name. le i e Shopping. lira. James Prince of Culuinbii . f»a. has riiktned Idler *|a*tiding : Dealt und dr.uel IHtit rjth t f * « r i ago. L o w ly ’!S ocia l Calendar «»»v j« w , »t»mp ant InrJ Rs-vrM >ke on ih * r mI 1 I'rpegta m i 3epu;.ntt : - CABLE COMBINE 2^ n i S T „ t r . > C AROSE SPEEDILY MISS M AR R A R K T I’ KTKILN. Sortely Editor Residence Telephone 443 LAKE MARY r .iX ilU M t on tne Ic r-at fir Ini r.ari * Vtvw >HHE3T f >tiA Mlsv Marl'is Piiinsi-ttln le lflo y - e hT . ir o fr ill f* % ■ • r M lF flffli fill * *n r r i v n * fn ti t R f f tfF w lf fitn r til fm m w tih th lV slm i l i i s a l W h U « p v j » ' III* Week-on.I -- — M \ V ' tvs-nue. as, at vy ninminij £ / t tM iiir ir T H w * * \ « l r r ,ir .r .t L P E 'Ir . nml Mr- K ri" *t Knipp. Mrt Mabel llun1 and. Mr*. Al1' Vaughan Jr., m L ie d *- t lt ’ ,sal-i Mi inlay tther., t*- v sjo nt ii n with frii thU. Mr uni Mi F 'n d - T •'nr '.I F-n*;- xiift V il ITIfSt ibtfV tii "I n- ifn rfljllrl^ 4 » llllil'frfl b n i* llin li n iij.’. ir. I n-> Jii-k*onvlllp 'wen* ll Will T fr nut* fco-v• • **■- r m le r w iw w i T . H. V i! ■ , ■ 1 .Mr. and Mia (Jeoti'i* Hi in >1 - In •* ,ir-. ! I.. w ho Ir-vp l *-i 11 w i ■■ iJ i h i, ■ iMr, i,fid Mm It ll. ttoTm I • day i k '.r - wh' i> i tiiJ'e fur tlitdr '-.*'Mn ‘ * T 'ra rw rtta e " toa> It«T»n mart le w 15 He M.nrr -+f. Ptwwa* .»»■ Mrionsli*. K f a , • Ia«*i for 11 an.h'hlv it ' Simih Mid his w ile h a w I n . i m il" M"'"diHE I ho winter la* e wM i tin i, r i«uk . \\ . \l. I it. >0* V ti. ,\r»k i' • i. V> \ I .n ciiiil *4 it'jikillKt -V tlurl.Ai «v. * ♦4i*ri m <»m m * .Jk’nu’ 'vim In • h . it e.ui: i * tit , ii y *1 time t.i * ;%|fitrr fur it ti* u lim •-h lull v.^* *i , us * 11 -■i1* 11 H ; i *f * » I hi li jiliuVtl H* A ! ** j* '»*■*' l 1' I til *, vn;i v\i 'lih! 11II’ i - til.' ' A m! fiin’i.’l y f*j' thtnt t r n tiii I*}? tf"«' lunl hni* iif ilic ii'*" ■lmrrh Iti*%, J* I h.'inp'i ft i'««w* HOTEL AH IU VALS I Hotrl Forrcat Lake: II. FieldKFavannnh. J. J. Malloy, -.1 ,. bonvUlc; Mr*. A. It. Atwoi r M ia m i; A. P. Slone. Jarksmivill , E e o r g r II. Allen. Tani|ia; Job, KV. Sharklrfonl, Nashville, Te-ie. lira H. Harnett and I,. W. S p iv iI ji U land; }tr. and Mr*. K. P Walthall ami Mrs. J. J. Kauf­ man, Winter Raven; A. C. -file Call anil C. W. Ilutrhliison, Lakpland; .1. IL M .l’all, Miami; Jamr-t H. Itumh nml C. It. I 1, -1 er, Jarkaonvtlle; Mr. uml Mi J. O. Uragiin, C. I. firner tin Mr*. IV It, c-il man, Miunilj \V E. White, and C. C. Alhen Jackoonville. L. M. Rroylr*. ami W. J. Marvin. Fort M jrrs ; A. t\ Rivlare, MHiifilln Springs; A. F iu-'lvtj u (It '-i i "Hsil h it ij COHENS KELLY’S A Two Dollar Dinner For Six |iri » “ \ ritttn if I J*"#* " if .. vfu«4| [iJirttuVr 4 il IHlillrtl f* fiaiir** <nd «>. i,# Cl. ■i (I 1IH' , a l w . Ml f h»l i*.*l fjftr r»n* [Mf4!i**i* *i 4ih jiM ir . thr *in•< »>;; v hit h unn pti u|*'l \« r l*> Li :i» K I v itii, r .. iriiiu titf lit* Ini ' || »if l l M V‘’*■ T| • ChniuUi >i Tut if . i'it «- hi m • I • h u\ I i lny n i Ll lUvnditi f»n«f p i it mnln*;. Thu«.« Lil.:«'k' i* i t »ri * k * * t Flunk K v»>h * Ih fry Wififf. ;i1 i Limit CiH'limD, 1 ! ii* \ ( ' h i ii nl Ci.li. .MiM Kttml IIynl Him. IUiph; t T*»ii* Wnl t r FlUll'It I S m t 1‘llU* ’ . 'll I^*4 51 l*»r I : rrifU ntl* li. I 1 WhHr, A flTtl t- IL C r. hy I hn pfivut. ihu’ i' im loilvvl; Liana, Jlr*. P. It, Andt-rron, .'d » I. Oytmurr )>y ih- Lake M atv t i , ih - i.i I tin*. Airs- Hubert T mi ■ Orrhef-lra. I ill lid. o f Mrs. lEkndn L a i-tf, J. SlIlUC “ IloW l*> Veil Ho ■ltd ,’,ii . Cun. tia*ti.|| surpt .u l I!it ry-body" i hoiu» I I ......... Saturday i-vcning. wllh a. d. .--..na; '-'t-V*..* I e .a r n n d Ho -cfar-aTt* p o r r y a t " I lo ir Tnitii,, on iloom" l*i Frank Evan. ntlf j I ■ Ma y .in-. A t t ir a luettl •I. Sum*: "Ydu'ro 'll,, Cream In W ^ o r Raven; L. O. II. u h an tc 'iitig, ie l eshinvnt. wove >e*i< o My f otl ef’ tiy lleiK-’ r Wrnli . y B. Cor, Jacksonville;- IL I I '.I . E wiih : nu.t Mi,., ti • - o ii. Snntf: "1 < ant Qivr Yiei A,*,williams, Parish; Mrs.* tii-orge , ,| th vi.hes fiifio t ,. ■ hing Hut U v t " by Jjtin Kvunt. M. Taylor, West Palm Hench; J -id. tur a 1 1.*:. *.1111 summer li II,le' T llsfl *1 1-rd W i l l *,y Mi** Emma K. Si hat lie, Vt -t I r left M inlay by motor fgi ! rank Evans and lb- Vi-r Vt'i >1 . Halm Hi-arh; C, K. Vllrk, WeM V illon . Laiisu*. 7. Fungi "Sonny lloy * by liny P*lra Hiarh. T. O. llrown. Orii. Ilrnililock, who his l„< li I ii Wi-II. Undo; W. N. Walton. Pal.vkn; in I-;, tstula-for thr |ia»t yea,, i v h. Song- "M e i ml The Moil lit M. Is. tlurmughs, Daytona Haaeh; iwtn.il eii-i|tiy to his tn-ine in. l e M " 'fi" by M - j Ethel llyotJ. W. Ray, lakeland; L. II. IsiWe, id* ■ll lad week for >1. lull ». -• . ir.e . Jacksonville; I). O. (Alten, Fort e**ii i o."*l hy Mr* iiia-fd-s k a* ' t> lluttclfl.k ll.n .e : l.y l.iltm Pkry ; Mr*. A. J~ H.nirm nrt aril lieh n Tamm 1J. S-mg: ‘ Cornllnn M om '' hy '.arrv Wing »reompatilud by Ml *. i.'tHrl lly o t a inn and M i*. Mnb-I .-ergwaun. 1. .. annua! niri-tirg o f the eon It. "S latk W lrg" } y Frank l.-rtl U l l held ;;t till! toil.. 4 v» ns |.l '-all, I huieh Wedn.s«Juy f t li. Dajirr: Mi-* Mary .Millrr. i.i . p " cn!id by a rupi-* r ul ii i I t Song: “ (Joodn ghi In d ie s ' |>y M tinder the ausplint o f the Lad entire rhoru*. I AM fl’indety. . Ifigairt* V, Jin vy t\ mg and W | 'e r Flm d:' heard frodi all ih pirtmi-nts hf Ih via hate irrettlly purrh».***d the i-luicli :ni! slioiied i-very dep.t.t Fi-iit City laundry a< A; pka and !>>l id to he in nitlva and liilvnH’it a ill tsk<- over same at i*nr«. financial condition. T h e*fell iwtt g Mr an*l Mis I bis. l>. E lia tud a si iii i* gave ri-pori* for their r*li.* -:-' Hilly W ylly o f Savannah, si« tic* ilepattniMtu: P. H. An tiu. Spent ten days leeetl’ ly with l drtVJti. *cc. and ttvas nf tin Mis* Nona W ylly. ch-tch. Cetteral F nanre m l Mi** N *ri» Wy lly spynl W rdni*. I Tjy ' ii DcLsnd. t ’hiriTh ttut dlng Fund: tlfchilif /> * it*M t*u a> Y Thin l.rnn I'orh Clu'f’t 51f _ /Vi-ls A / rev/ . f i f. t r Reel mi./ T e f p r Siihul— * ’t I'ta .h iii" / St or thr /.’nisi/ ,Y,.,. i / V f j f i v t at T i p ' t ]'r ,iu ! i BvUtT ..i 7~ust. t m it vju'I * W a n t A t L t* ;i- 1 T » LOVELY T o ta l IjV'VH ihc Isriiltef, p.imhine t»,. J f ] * in. " I !<>e..i n i Id c-nlt to. li t, h—I lb.- ji,»,r If,,ii, I'le.s.nim l *ilaraau. led l « i l , and i ,ne i i i ,i of watrtj beat lo ta*ie an.1 r n r . Yuli can f l * is t h in ,In ^wk tie ii, or »t»*it a |«".nt .-.-.t a hvtf lor I I ctlilc, an I sn nteduigt |a4atort. or * !. ,.t two pouii-!., t»r 10 cm**. l or tl^ Frriieh Trt-.1 A ip in g tii Tips, d sin * .. .« fs. t.l s pi-ire ran of aipwtJI' II. I *-it <mr eg* >li,;hlly, • dd two tilln ;* ni-watrr anl m *1 »i lo Ii le. Li;* Cs- h tlalk nf a»f-liaeiis in riuin’n. tlien eve, then er r i* nr-," .-nl iry ja <!*-•• fit. t>r in on I'JJier am! tefve. The c.n of ainaratm n * l i Jt cents ant i )k •Ck‘ I tent*. Il-r itin e ls s 'i f,< the i\|o| are •oe liA l- o u m t c»n at l.eifi (IS li ttle e ( t I CCt*. J-* I " t n*, ie on k;i. r the l i ’ l n nl th |l.fls * r, tec i i . ie/ laM ii J tix ti i .h v m s m ‘BM H i . * "tfk KtrrtAu* '^ » f * -- i l-T - • « * A nt eJ ' * Ite^ianrg m l" , * W | . t wilt mepri lir a ? C L A S S ROOM S T U N T S ttn iy v Friday— AflerP'Hir. A Kvcnin * >ia L ilm l -n »K P t sormsint: m iiooi. Supper 23* A ts lia ’ • A m i In > iv fia r » v u p �I ' I n . >■— i—‘iL -Vj rrnULgrl l — >. t h <»»><■ *"*■»' V How |F V O T V G K E C O X S I D fX I M ; T H E PU R C H ASE OF BOUGHT, A N D BO U G H T STOCKS A N D BONDS. PRODUCTS T H A T THESE STTD Y1X G BEFORE Y O IH ) YOU 1)0 A A IT I A U A W IT H Y O t'R M O N E Y ! Y O U ) W A N T A D O V T T O E C O M P A N Y - ITS POLICY R U P K D I jOT OF PARTED TO KNOW A G A IN AND PEOPLE, A G A IN . BY THEIR STE AD Y PATRO NAG E, H A V E A PPR O V E D FROM COAST TO COAST. ITS PAST _______ T H E Y A R E THE AD VER TISED PRODUCTS. T H E Y M UST BE F U L L V A L U E — FIRST Q U A L IT Y , YET YOTK THAT MONO S IR IU S . REPRESENTS EVERY DAY YO U M O N E Y -A L M O S T A M - Y O F K E A R N INKS O N LY SPE N D UPON OR T H E Y C O U LD N ’T SA TISFY SO M ANY M IL­ LIONS OF PEO PLE Y E A R AFTER Y E A R ! T O E RFXIIISITES O F LIFE. THE OTHER PRODUCTS SEE ARE K N O W THEM. FEW STRANGERS. YO U Y O T C l Y AS C AUEFTTJ.Y AS Y O U * MOST CON­ PE O PLE DO. T H E Y M A Y BE GOOD— T H E Y M A Y S E R V A T IV E INVESTM ENTS. N O T r N O M ANUFACTURER YCM' C A N S K IJ X T T llE T O i r u . F IN D I1H)1H ( 1 S W ELU D A IL Y PRODUCTS IN EVERY STORE THAT YO U KNOW FR IE N D LY ' N A M E S T il A T H A V E STOOD FOR FOIST Q U A L IT Y M A N Y YEARS. n cO H T C T S T H A T M ILLIO N S OF N A M E S OF PE O PLE HAVE D O N ’T YOU HOLDS THEM TO T H E PITILESS L IG lfT OF PU B LIC IT Y . UP THEY AR E JUST TH E R E . . . HOPELESSLY U N K N O W N — THE “ SPECULATIONS” O F M ERCHANDISE. THE . i i W O R LD O F * IN VE ST Y O U R M O NE Y FOR E V E R Y -D A Y THINGS A S C A R E F U L L Y AS YO U M AK E .IN V EST M E N T S. SELECT ADVERTISED GOODS mmm TTTV J J ^ ii �BRmSH MEETING TO SEEK LARGER SAFETY ON SEAS rXKT A D B A T E S W A N T E IE —T o buy 6*7 or post card alie- camera. Must ba cheap. P. O. Bo* 716. . Sanford Daily OnmU .t o w : Cash k Ad W t p h o w ids, will t , w c t T fd U t patron* and collector M at taamodlately f « r payment J T t a » --------------- -- a Um * 2 « * * ------------ Sc a lln« • Times — — .... 1 — _7e a 11m r *t«* on request.* wdoeed rate* s i t for Ure Insert Ion*,' word* of avcrmgt length wonted ■ Hue. ad under 3 tinea accepted. advertising la metric tad proper classification. mad a Ths Jz an error la madi Sanford Herald wiU ha •ponalbla fo r old/, ^na Incotshould ba notified lmla case o f error T O AD V E R TIS E R S A Herald rapraaanUtlre th o m it hi/ fam iliar with ratoa. rule* and classification wilt l i r a you complete Information. And I f you wlah. they will as­ sist you In wording your want •d to make It mom effective. THE VERDICT FOB SA LE — Lilies, carnations, .anapdracons, Mr*. H. N. Luoi­ ler. 00* French 'Ave., Phone 404. I « — W ANTED C O UPLE desire* 6 ream unfurn­ ished bun/alow within walk. In f distance o f town Yearly lease preferred. References fumlihed. P. O. Do* I I , or call 744— J. There is no nubstilute for RE ­ SULTS and that it why we oak you to be the judge and renderyourtnrrt verdict on the pulling power t » f " '— H ER ALD CLASSIFIED ADS. W A N T E D —-lYuck to b rin f few (bln/s from Jacksonville to San. ford. II. II. Lawson, 812, Union A ve. S A N r O lD DRUO CO. Wn Deliver— Phone 325 r .N to o wn.v white ipoU on the table tops F ()R R E N T — Mahoney apts., I 00i ■P ark Are- W ater and garage furnished. Call 16—J. C U U .A N T 9 ~ A P T S .-6 1 2 Park A ve. Apts, for rent available Apr. I. Apply A p t 1. Furnished Apartment fo r rent— Park Apts.— Park. Ave. and 18th St. Frlfidalre. Rent reasonable. Phone 742—J. The Advertising Department of The Herald will be glad to help word your ad so It will bring the greatest possible returns at the least cost. FOR RENT, Furnish'd rooms on second floor o f Herald building Can be rented on a very reason' “ bio basis. Inquire o f Foreman, Tho'Hrrald. Hu* un FOR R E N T — FuriilshrJ Spanish stucco bungalow located ut 317 New Smyrna Bridge Saturday. Finder ..rail at 023 K. -2nd in the High Street. Good neighborhood, plenty o f thadU trees, nice home, evening. ._____ double garage. $37210 monthly. FO U ND — Bunch o f four key*, In­ See Mr. Berg at The Herald o f­ cluding opener. Call 706— W. fice. 1 LO ST— Fishing Tackle Herald Classified Ads ReachThousands I 16— Miscellaneous For Sale I Sf [W IG H T 7*111N T SHOP ■ N J W P Y te r v e e on any thing In printing. A phone c a l will got /our man. Phene 417— W. 0 Rail road Ara. FOR K A LE —One good kitchen cnljlnut $23.00. Four burner Oil Rlovo $14.00. Nrm-electtle vac­ uum sweeper $8.00. 2200 1-2 San­ ford Ave. lation |..0 R S A L E -O a k d nlng table boxes and general cement work. #ml phone 142Miracle Concrete Co. J . E. Ter30— Rouses For Sale w illfger, 1’ rou. 3rd and Elm. -T L A K E Y ’S D.1UG STORE— Pre S i* house* fo r tale hceap. loqulre Post O ffice at U k e Mary. scrlptlons. Drug*, Koda. We art a* near as yeur phor*. Call ItA LE G A L ADS M E T A L R O O FIN G : The Roof Everlasting. Metal shingle* |\ $ 411 ||T |>l* 1*01 %T% «*» iMilsj NKM hol.r. n i l M L *»TATI** M ending aeam tin and galvaniied roof*. Se* Jrme* II. Cowan, Oak (it rr Itklikli* **f JlM h l'H FT.U lK, ilot’Tiff'rtl Ave. and Third SL Phone 112. f 4» till U.-.Mlnri's IfrHM'lfi"*» illMrilill I* r •*, mih I i l l i um **r 6— Help Wanted (Female) n il h rm n i !»*•% lr*K ii.etmlM tag 41d pi Haiti $Mkl. ft rail ra rti o f ) »u , m t m »»rrr<*F W A N T E D — Servant to accompany fam ily to Miami. 621 Plumosj Drive San Lanta or call 328—J. notirii *! m»4 fa«iult*«l ••• *‘f ' r,n* i,i i-lnhti« nt»<l it. fiian l* w h lcli »**•»* »*r Alingr t*f *"U. ni4V h i^ « •uirrt* .I h I'* i*f h »'n iln*il* v o g n ir , iptuoe in Krinln* f«» t'liuM )’, FI«*rt4M W A N T E D — Local man thorough­ V(Ultra iw r l v m tiR lO fr a M Hi* ly fgm lllar with Lumber and ‘ 'i t - l H / m 'r r l l II*. A, l». 1*55 ■ ,Jng Malaria la to art a* rvaiJ , ¥ . MiHUoKIJoANU. H h rjlfr A«tn»lnislrnl*»r i f lh*» agent. Give reference* and * i.f j*i»4>|»li Htark. U tCM inL ence. S U W A N N E E *M A N U CTURING CO. C25 Durum's ''■ Jl "■ IH oH o ■ ----------"■ 'n R fflr tV»Y >VvT MT %TIJ OF ri.O »llll% * ..... it V Jaektunvllle, Fla. III r** ! Im linfnln *j| JOf!p#1»II I* ItAkKlE. h r n u ffd III iT tib lU 11% %l. M IT IC 'i; 10 — L iv e s t o c k ?<‘>tl«*« In lirtrtiy *l»nri l|wl th* Utitinfllviiitl will, 1*11 Ih i 85Eh Any Four gallon cow for *ale cheap. ..i *J«>, A* Ji I t i * . i*r*rtini to ihv l|.*niirtil»l« r.iur.ly *u d »» nf S*mR R. K elly, Cameron City. In.-It* i*niinty, FPirltln, h tr flfiAl rvturn. Rfft'Uti) «D*i v m i f h * ; o f JOKMl’ Ij GERMAN PO LICE puppy, 7 p u tili of III- K « l « l « nml Ml i&fd It A K IU(. monlha old, for *ale. J, Ijiney, Laney Drug Store. O. iirfsi IQ B — i U b M l g then Mnd lh#rv, iomIim Mpmt* it (<i i Iiip hmEiJ J uuqk fo r ft fin e I ■M ie ffi'R i n f h *r mdm lnut fmI l**n nf arid l i m i t , nt.il fo r ftM u rilrr d l*» t int r». M Fell A f Mtirh K>*’< U «rl«. IhriPii ik i« th* 15IU Um/ l ( Jlirch. R AB BITS FOR H A LE -P edigreed ( A 1 l>1;> VBIIORLtc (j. HAKISn* A f K u m ltli nf Ih r E # liil« a id r*$iatared bra. din* stack., nf JEMIKPII I*. |IA K lilt. IH * also young poriigTood stack eUgib'e 1 , , , . , , 1 Cor rogtitrailon. Ciunchtlia*. tv T it k . ' i n i i r r V u i i r t r t m s i t u IA t i t iii m i jim c iA i. whllg bin# * **d be vere ns ind New ■ n u t i t o r PI.U U H U . i « A vi> Warns. Bt. John* RatHIM aMMJXOMI m (U I iVm T T.. IV i A M 'K H I . hltry, Indian Mound ViUag*. Ban- »; j l|l A M lirilA F T . MM nt *«H . P. a Box. 966 KgfRtJsi'Vie riiunir lErtnk. h l*4nk t 'n«kk|>l6Rk(kfli (41 nut Coni|j|»ln TOI FO R I_____ BALE— fV d lfi’eed__domestic T I- 11110TVN and ____________ A X .9 011! !!!!T L l iW r. IA >4*AllOlelNA imovv’ N, V fim Tfftblt* fo r brtxdcrs. Also drericd fo r ‘jvhla ua*. J. C- Smith, - m w i w HiTfcAiTii'triv' an COM PA Phoaa 666— W , Sanford. ^ runii-r.Mosl — Poafcry CH IC KS— White Lejhorm standard bred and high elion atrek, $ 12.00 per hundally* od. IJathc avery Tkvrsdijr. Okfdar from this advertlsejacnL TJnsaUlla Hatchery, ^DmgtiUa, Flo. L9 b UR DON R E d" turkey egg* tot HlFVpOirtk 192A. I !A r i.'A ll? :V f* J £ lt VITMICCK vV rM P A N T . • ***»"*• III a. CIIAI'SlAN-JpBIHIN ro M I'ANtr. * eorpnrallau, HAMIU. WV A I* Ilif.r t H J IN K and 1IIANK M. nROCKOV’SCM. ax g iH u iu r t and Tru stees • ( van ■i , i ths K »i* t* of K tr iir lc k A s ', U.-rvsssA, fv-rsnitsnl* till II Veil OK r i B L H S T I O * in -A T K o r . r r ‘ JiA N tt:t. W VAN- l l l R f $ » T l l l g •'IIANIC »l. J U IM 'K O V lu r K is r a io r s and Tw tslasa o f nod le y >he, * » t « l .•/ Bred- • t iib in , k A lt. I m s i s d , lurvst, »r>, Msplawnnd. tMUndanla:- I* M s l)»«k Jsr- S '& X l r t f t i i P R setters tad Trails** ef aad m. CansFor Canines w r don’t tnrnn ihc Und o f l bat sadiitic u n ll le ts •L atta attach to trrror vlriclrn errs* caod.l «|.pct»diKci, hut the kind wfoi-r rmitent* pfixtore .t *ir dif. Ictciii effect whin plirreil to them i t ihc nllier rrat. Did vmi I tmiv that d.qt food is now s.irt-.TihCilte cookrd and canned i-i || it it Mill keep in perfect condition? jn u r im s F iil n$liln*aa a » |»arllvn* larl|- a t Is hnuatt la I * fl^ a rn C ity u f U BiilfwiM si, t*f N ew J k ifr y , ana that >nu Hn«l air h Ilf you nr«J I*v,*r Iha -m r tvin tt) *one* t i l l yinrw MIUI*! that la nil |«-r»4»i» In l*)c H la lr of F lo N ila . a t-r v lv nf *a auniniiilw* In i ’ huiir«*r>- upon ivlu-m wuiilit t iln l ifiu t *»r any nf jm i. f i t j> nsihle neroiiimtlcul in I it ity. • Whal Survey k l n » s MitJrr hr ]>tiniIsh m | hi On- TluiT mit t i f the mnteriuls u-cd in tim m iitiufiu luiv o f airplanes, n u ll ut reauihsx steel lulling', ohimiituiti p rjih u ts, m itu ilu products, w ife ly and ptiitg t l i , t c i r s i . bolt*, nuts w ash eri, riv et*, tacks, lira w nnt| Coo|K-r rod* and sheets, brass tubes r o p p r nails, curium and alloy steel sheets, stalnles* steel, tutncphilc, spring steel, iH'ining metal, gns.i line tanks, fo r g in g ', i listing i rptitigs, tie roils,'turnliuekles, m il ylene gas and oxygen, bran* and lire nn* bushing'*, i ham . nml shnek-lc ", g.-nrs, ligh tin g and ignition PITTSB U R G H . Apr. 13 H N S ) c a l'l* ' wire, solder, lerriilos mo! Ihitjit.ti- . gaskets, glue, jiiilnt mi l — Pittahurgh’* First Annual Airvarnish, moral n lm n ylii"* mnl e lec ­ it a ft Khow held rrcenlly, focueed tric m i ili le s , are inanufucttired in yuhlic attention on awash IS D> atti'h the Pittsburgh U istrict. PITTSBURGH HAS BECOME CENTER OF ‘AIR’JNTEREST First AnnualAirplane Display HaaProved City Is“Atrinindcd” degree as decisively proved that here, indeed, is n. most nirmlndrd industrial center. Under an .pice o f the A jih Cluh, the show brought aviation authorities from nil puts o f the country Into Vloacr under­ standing of Pittsburgh attribute Various other malerinl* us si may l*e secured from 1st go wore house stm ks curried here; nlvothut actimiiulhal iitslrutnenl . nit I lltreo i f the l-e*t approved pinpelleianre manuioelure I here m ij the m i -s iry lal> r nda|Ual>li' to the ind Is. t»r..n| that are o f paramuunt Imp rtunci' tr y is here ahd excellent it our. It j ii.cilitics me* nvnilaiilr. ftrhifuril, Fh i lilii, nm «• u »v, *■k fur tu Ih l* new in dii-try. im if i l l 4‘41tisi f*i<f11*■ is i-rkN, an 1 Studies nf the Piltsl urglt Chum 1 Private Pittsburgh enpitsl to Um llrrnhl, a rn «*|m p rf puhllaintl ,»« lit 4* rmij* he*I n i f hr liRi 11, <| *i* ihui IM h 'li W VAN ih K Iltn iN K 1 »|I her o f Commerce luv,. developed KItAXK K ItA X K M i llh M*Ktl V . l!N, **n» C»* lie y o n j pr rad venture o f dnuht lhal pi *i|l«iifa un *I Tri'M pr* »'f rtfid r-H |* « u ristrn t local in d u sliir* represent t ill* K a m o *»f I "r* Ai*rli ml A vi. fffiiM l, il»** J* ff»aHtljtni» ii .lineal *n an unuruul nucleus for the greut iiil* imlrr W IT srj>t* Hlr hum! nml nfMr»*»l ■riit nf ik f t'tr .lit «***uri nf ill* T * n1y T h lid I n4lrl,il rin-iiH *1 *hf Hiatt' *>f1‘ lmHtn, lr»_ und f**r Hi'fiiifniif f'sntitiy. nu (hit* in* 2uin any nf ytuith. a i * n*?1* \ i: iHiroi.AtsH i ’ lrrk rtri’ Ull 4**turi A h a >i ;* i : i * l i l 'r l l u r i: ( H* it I j M M’ K FK .4 In nuiy i ’ |*rl n iiiiiT o x for r*s<i.|ili«lnai$t, For the Effete Dog Another brand, which alto tvriyh one pound, t i-uts on its late I, anunj other things, that -I contains a pun shredded wheat f.irnuita an. I giveesen more elaborate directions a to feedinp. “ We rrei«nmrn<t.H It says, “ ihs Cnt brand which is a 1 lend of addition nf my well rooked vege beef. erred a**! coF liicr oil wnfhs one frond, and 00 the cm are di­ talde t spinach or rarn.ti), tmt Ur rections as to the appnisimate not use potatoes. Change your d n.’ i amounts of it which sinnil.I t« fed diet ivrasiusully, as they tire of the aame loud just like liuiiun t el to the iarums I ree.Is of dogs. ■"I or dogs ol Ihr Cnllie, She, Iw.n "Xertf'iimdlsnds,” they read, "51, and Setter type use tlie entire ra.i Dcnurdi. Gnat limes, etc, should at one feeding. For docs i f. hie lie fed from two to three rails i Airedale, Spaniel and Terrier .spr JiTi English Fetters, Pclice lings, .use lull a cm for one (eejiag." itc, itic tt* two run a iUy, (lull Both libels sere*- that rvur '■*>« 7trrlm . Chow,. etc. otie can a day, shiuild he fed onlr ooce daily, eithr.ind smaller breeds suriv at Erkinmorning or niihL* ill vest igittnm irnliciile* lli^ Katflt* » f K r#4*fkh A » l, r/tsii, urt* t ir h aaml rv$*ry r i * fili-nia nf a HI #*r ISiainfr h r Mint** of Floriila. anti Ihut ere (n>m one-fourth to one-half . ran a day." n lin g.o u l n f tie re d * recngniteil m am on g the Ih' hI in Ihe in u n lty , und n i d i III ru|iii) im lease nj liiiiding held flli'iliUp*,'rtn city will have II mure pnutiinrnt pile e on n gnlar alr-tranrje rt route*. At Flying Fields ltb iiirr.', II.til*. Mayer and Illland field* ate a lre a d y C enter* of iviunrkahtc''aviatinn activity at I'U I* 1High. O K iiinl recognition of the importance o f nolonautic* to I'ittshurgli is rhowii in the fa d that Ihe City of Ptltsbur'th and County tif Allegheny are nm pvrat­ ing in "the development, o f n new municipal field, the site o f which .-it* selected ufter cm e ful search hy n Chamber i f Cnmmetre Comniltiee, calling for an initial outlay of tw.itbii.tion which Recording to plaits will In' among the very best in Ihe country. From every angle, *mmd mlviihi'cmcnt « f aviation industry, new ioil scarcely to he irga n lcd n . Infant any loneer, is finding mu/ Imarty encouragement in Pillsliurgh. O l'E NK S E tS O N SIGN-POSTS FOR AVIATION A O T II II n r M a «T i:ii-a h i m : f “ ii-t: . .N fjT In t ii t i i i . i i i iiiv in Thai ami l»y vlrlur nf a f •(1LI! Ii* k‘1« I> i.f I «ir nr limin'** «!«*!, ■rtl>* mmlf iiiisl i*iii11*1 ».( im Hi*’ tlrt> k*f Hull It, A II. I52» In M i rrV«)n miiftot t*rri*Iiiiif m llh.ii* i?irrnit (iiia ri wf I fir Tw* u t y -1 n i ml Jin* i* Fim n r t u ll *.f FlurMn, in «n«1 fur •sf*III 111krln 4*1111111} t III (Tl»th4*r|, W tlritlii I *111*ii rilutr liu Ilk ( r Iln rl.U ImiiklitR «*r»r por.il f« ••miilrtinuni tun! Frllimrn Cnlljruil, « h itln u u , 1« r* -I)*.Iris-hi. I, Jnr. *1 Hlinn.lt, {!■ MpfCMal Md«|*f if r*. M il I •• Ihr filR lir-f4 I itjilrr f Si* fa d i Ml ih r from door i*f i|i«•^ d r l IlflliMfi .In Aniiffirsl Hriniit. sir 1 iiunly, Flyrlilii, durlfii; Hit- lr* ls.ilhi.un. I.f Muir, on Ihr Clli .1rty A. I >.1525. I ho BARtn U ln R i» Ifkj|c liny nf lilt*, i'oiii-^ |in* f u|. In »ln ff d u rrlb fd r*^l • • ta lr *lt*jnir In Hnniosilr ( ‘ nuiily, } lufRjg. liriW ll! “ T h * Kf*mh(*ni*i Qi$itr1i*r nf . Hu.irl* r *.f Hr... lion 3&, Tn*vn*li |is I I /k**ti$it_ JiatlH* m Krtwt, <’ R«-riit hr Hillhmif ul Hi** MUiyihrnri inirnur MdlltllllM Kk.Mh 54 vmmI p, I fir-IIre. \ v *•* f*Edc. lliMirit hiiuilll ill >M|l!p, i tlr I'l'irt" ICflPl 1 • •* J * td " • « point win niliff. *«ln qpst'trr, ^ iif hr* •“ M I** MMliafy A R T BODY IIAM M EET KAN A N T O N IO . Tewa*. Apr. 16 — ( I N K )— The Southern A rt leagu e will hold lit 1930 eonrentlon at New Orleans. T h at elt/ was selected over Orlsqdo, Fla., and Asheville. N. C., at the fins' session o« the 1929 meeting o f ih j organisation gent__ ___ here. . A ll 1928 officer* were reelected fur Ihc 1929-39 term at the d o l ­ ing session here They are: E lsworth Woodward, president, N iw Oileans; William B. Silva, first vice president. Carmel, Calif.S/fU . J. C. llrailfiini. second vice pres­ ident, Nashville, Tcnn., and Eth-.tl Huston, serrelary and treasurer. New Orleans. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTOR Y E'ul Out For Handy Reference IIATTEItlES t'A F K K W A IN ’S W IL L A R D Rat. Svc. Nnwr liHulid 2117 Oak Av*. Oasis Cafe I'hune 9118 I l l s . I 'm l Au-. AUTO ItK I'A lltS IIAKKH Y M affclt Aulu Kervlrs 692 West First' Kt. Sanfuril Ave. Rukrry—Sanford A v* & 3th— F. L. Nixon. IVug. LtTMIIKIt M ILK Hill tajnibvr Co. Zip Service I'liune 133 jw ia its E E m & t'KKAM Krmirsite Cresmrry, Hum* 031 Daily. Delivery ■ 1•• i i w — ii'iixHtrMgi ■ T .~ .srM n n . W H K N IN N EE ID ft s o l- a is ik m a Ih s N a lle n 'a T ow n*. 6 a th * A i r P ilo t C a n F in d H I* W ay. OF JAM l|. PffAIIOV it. f'iiAVVK iiiiri,”” ul ituitir n r m i N Coluuvi t.'tisrtss A. Und , " bergh made th • ststvrnint that fhilirllkir fur ’nmplMlnnnt. "W e have much i ■ do to uuke Ihc pilot s Jab ranter." lie wet ref.TTleio tho lick of such rcsiulhil aids to Interschohstic Golf aviation at vrcatlirr rrtmrtlna torvhc*. uniform leglalatlou, landlim A h a v s — A n A flc r n a e n 's W o k o n th s P a rt of S o m t A m tr ic a n Meets AreAnnovnccd flelds and roof marklogs. Atnmic L c c le n a jrts. U e lo M - lllu s t r s t le n ef L s t t s r ln i. these requirement*, the last nstii -I Breton, Apr., 10— (lN 8 )-^ T h * —Ihe Idcnlincatlon uf towns so I .'i. Irtlerc, r.n l ihc ralor that should ilcalarly the rallruads, rim nil ecu location and dales for various rules by roof marhln.Ts—represent j ha la r i. Thrn.i' Ii aims public s;iir- panlo* und th* auluni'iblh' m as* itata championships under the one which calls far in oliicial or I: d* r ltlrr a ’ ,.r o gaafkall ih. tin* fsrturers and also of Ika civic ah* Hem. nq t-rrtlrulsr xipcnao trad no I iilfn aru r cu.m ibai the work It • M ill clubi such as tho Am srirvi suspire* o j th* MaasacbuietsGolf parllculsr eSo.-t, but merelr tbo In n t ri*3 out. at: I ttpitt rotlllcaCon Legion, the Rulary, ilia Klsrarlk A fic e in ik n Included a N ew Eng- lerest of tom j Udlvhlosl or organ: vf ils cuBpiutlun Cnloael Lindbat gif tin Lions and lb* iUciropgs Th* ! lary Intem holastic champlonahlp, ration la the ronmonltrha* crrc a l to s od a eertijlcaie of tc-hulrat d'relopm iat uf the o!ra newcomer on th* list. The school­ Jhsl as automohlls triHlc would hPncUtloa- __________ L _ p is** tndsy -has rvutht-d a bigii [ boys will gmthsr at tha Oskley he slan rl Impcsalble without tlg'i The raatpalyn rorered sane ■lage I.f (nrfoctlon. and Ua uatfui' Ccnatry (3ub fe r a 72-hoi# nydat pasta, so s eystem of clr trshopor 3 eom&uh Iiicr. r e p in e n t j i g nras must not b* bald back by tv.« J tatfon Is seriously banklranp ■! fla v event. r c f between 1.039 eu I EO.aOU latk uf ordinary nsvigsilon fanio latiao. Oat ol th j to'ai. lo Ilea such as roof-markings, airports The dates were anoouhred aa ■ Ithou: roof markings. Arcar lr, with ih> endorrcaitn: i it cb-cu' 5.C33 I -a r!r. V f o n sr. 1 airways.' follows: > i'Mlmavtcr aoaoiel, th e - I ; ;16ed by rcaf u r r^ lo y -. ebaal Th* Unhid Stales ranks abitu j N ew Eng'and IntersrhoUstle Upgccnhclrn Fund far the i Vo;. .’ .uat) report that lb- work lr uuder crcry othui usiiun la avsry phuo Championship, May $1, June 1 , tlpa of Aeranantlra wrote to lire 1 vcy and abaul tA h l r aisin unie- of arlatlou eicspt (Lai of pasatx Oakley Country Chib, Watertown. postmaster* of all Ihe towns an I cauniod for. ger carrying. Sines roof-marking la Open Champicnshlp. Juno S sad elites of averags si:* asking Ibvra "•'a tbs ure of tire airplane has an absolutely essential Ham Is !fe« 4, Vesper Covntry Club. I aifsII. lo lake tbo Initiative In seeing Hist hern sitendt.il, os It bccomsa a sataiy uf air transport, adsqu-.s Amateur Championship. July IT, their communities ware properly tiU e lo ot Iratts; .rtcllro not u’tlr town IdenilBcatlon I* expestsj to IM. M. and 60. Balmaat Spring IdsstlO.d by roof markiags sod gri far commercial mir.-prlse, but for ba a consldcrtbla stimulus lo IM Country Club, Wsrerly. fog them pruned Instruction* a . to tha prirsla IsdlrlduaJ. lawn lilon- pgasasger services.. The cltlsea or J n lo y Chsmplonshlp, A^ruat 7 how It should be dona. A prla:cl UOcsUan fsersu ev la tn par la see," organisation Interested - U U.“ bulletin, aim to each poatmastrr. ■-*sta$ Harry F. Uagrrobtlm, presi­ is advised lo consult IV* ST * * " *** ** c,Bb' I teas derailed Instructions as ri> dent o f the Fund. "The Fund bst cmrerDcnl posltnaslrr of hi* tosrs. ph* r . Ih* type ol roof o a st suitable lor rpcalrad U s cnibusiaitic coopers- equippid with complete U s tm U o t * d *) H U4* kip 4, th* gUg ot Goa a f U t s iilo s 'p ladu strUg, pgr- foy carrying pat the tv Thl* will be th* watchword of America's rrpre.i ntative* who next month will carry to a con­ ference in I/imlnn th* strietrat rodh >-» t proposed a* an Inter­ national safety standanl on the high sea*. Ships honvyeomhed with a ir­ tight compartments, compulsory radio equipment far the smallest vessel*, and a general tigbtrnlng o f navigation law— these will bo the demand o f thl* group nt Great Britain's International Safety Conference April 16. Thi meeting, planned in 1927, was called for revDIon o f th* 1D14 convention for safety of Ilf* nt sea, a pari a g r id to hy na­ tions nf tho wiirld ns they i t eoiliil in horror from the spec­ tacle o f the Iceberg scuttled T i­ tanic with 1490 soul, nl'o*nl. Vesirls Trsgedv N iw regulations were drnvn, slid new standards o f construe Don set. But time passed, mid slbpa grew bigger when the war eair.t. t! ssntion uf hoslllilies and Ihe fm t nil signalury nations were lull niihatian__la— u n a * - lit— lluc 1914 agreement mused England to call nttiv.lu'r eonferenei, for April, 1929. .lust a* plans for tlu« April meeting were perfected Die world rock d to another tragedy. The Vi-strl*, rtn English liner, floundited nod III persons w ire drowned. Since then work ha* heist re­ nt wed, and now expert* of the world inure further perfertrd Ih iir device, fo r Increasing 111* saf. ty element on th* nrcnn. Civil and depnrtmrntal talent was kept l-u*v working out meqn* uf preventing such disaster*. l'm|Huiala In b- included In Ihe Unlli'd Klates ilomands at the riinfereneo were worked out by three lom m lllce*. on construction, navigation, and rommimirntions. Kutimit Report* . They will submit reports this week to (lie Slate department, thrciigh which a new snfrly -h* Iheir studies decided many boat* which should were not carryyng pow­ erful radio equipment. They recommend v rrv stringent radio regulation* fo r small boats. The navigation committee de­ voted its time to a re-wrKInr of law* o f the sea. It win recommend new rules to prevent collision* and new regulations re­ garding destruction uf 'derelicts, rollin g ambassador* of deathj charting their eoune by windi ell alone. Face Opposition The American proposals are ox -' peeled to fare same opposition twcause o f high rust* uf putting them into operation. 1relegates will battle for their adoption, however, and they are backed up by a wave o f public feeling which swept in the wnkr o f nows o f the Vcrttrl* tragedy, officials said. The American position la be­ lieved to have been strengthened, ton. when Congress pasted the Jones load line bill, to establish safe loading raparllies fo r all ships sailing to or from Am eri­ can port*. Delegate* said they hctluvn America---- desires---- ssi*srn* at any rost. Delegate* to make the trip Iare loaded hy Rep. White, _ (R ) o f Maine, chairman nf the House o f Rrpresentnilves Merchant Marin* committee. l l l l IIM IlA r W IN T E R H A V E N . Fhj. Apr. HIT <INSD The i 'on:.,it bjortd i t .tent t f many millions, i, l.eino 1 jte l i||' us-or arioti, a. Mew“ «*soixthm Jttlsing ft uni the recent ] _ lived fo r t tnldishrm-itl c ( Hviutinn Florida wrangle, will upon II* sesi nteri-rlse on ji m *t iii ‘ U n lit 1 v >n A |* il IH, The ti-aguc is a six j ' fouling. Tim air mad oil to nper Irani xemi-pr«i Ivagno • u rll C m u H . M ill e .f fr r f..r Pit Is* .111*1 tIt** * » ( « ! • $*f J O J U I'll H T A rtK . i ’ luria**, i** lha lio n J « » . •!. ^ iivr iv « * n ir J tell*i f t iMmlftnlfr I ’uun*.!. tt liU n lit r * In ll»«* i V a i t l r t « u r l* 6— Help Wanted (M ale) I They Pay— Phone 148 FOR R E N T—Tw o four room cot­ tage* V>ratrd facing iro plant T lli:m :K iH tK llila l* lo vt.nts n n .l_ _ it.il, liA K iW It U VAN nn wr*t aide. $10 per month each. m DODGE K IIA > « >1 IIIKHUTINK ami lilltw’ KoV KN, ii a Lxma|t*ra i H Pleasure cars and Graham trucks. J.- J. Cate*, phone 402— J. T riiil#* n of h *.<1 fur tin* »»f Elm and 13th Street, Phone 3. ’ KrNi i*rlrk" .A» i * itrr r«i * **♦!,, i *» v fit *i FOR R E N T — Beautiful seven ami rvrry prnmh«tlr 1*r nm«! up* room bungalow. 2 balha, gar­ in nr lirfwrr «»ur aalii fit it.It t*#»nt*rl Y O U K N O W T H A T YO U nt y*mlnnl« i ‘minty, Flurltln* *fi N CEr YOUR CLOSED age. all furnished. Must have ref­ the i 'll )1 nf HrriI<o ' 1. un Hu* *ili -t.t" »«f Mtiy. A, I* 1125, In Iti’ikr .»*erence*. 1201 Magnolia A v e , C A R T O P R E P A IR E D WHEN vfrr lit tPi'' lull ut <Svmpliiltit~f(tnl nafnlriM ymi ihU ilay l.> tk.« I’tifnIT N EED S IT A T SANFORD phone 314. lilivlniinl In tliia r,mar, utlirriVar NOVELTY W ORKS 115 NO. w-lid IUII iif tSimplalm MIII I •* 21— Acreage for Sale tnkrti n* confrarril t*> >«»u .nut lilt* FRENCH AVE. rdttin* prp'rnl ix pml«The* n.iturr *i| aalil t tilt »•* Int* n F O R S A L E — Hud-on five pas- FOR S A LE —320 acres fine black sutali 1 «» f*ir*-i loae* lhwt *«-*t.il»i in** ♦. land on Little llaw Creek L-tgr glht lt l > V I. ItltuW N if* I lengvr aedan, new tire*, new %vI lf u r i N l'nN I i I kmU \ until ,* |||Mlit, il*«I• tl All.) 3la|. A. I*. lop, in good condition, will qell eaat o f S e v ile ; fenred, octcslnn 1‘JSn, Iktill nf ----- - _ ... n nill JUnflgn well, amall house*, near railroad. h * I U 0.30 on aa«r term*. AdI'w ik S i || pngr 4St.I. of »«f Ihr I’ nl W rit* I , U. Unkefer Ixingview, h r lle n in U i f mlnnlc <*nUlllr, no* 79 care The Herald. FI* rlvla. Waih. . 11 I* f u r l h r r , i i ff lr m l ll$-*l ffiH V —AutosM'yUe new Service - c. Costing only n few tenia, they are the little gianta of advertising. Judiciously used they will increase Kales and satisfy every want. finis he inlshed with W ater Spar FOR K E N T — Unfurnished garage apartment. 1902 French Ave. |larproof varnish. For floors, i wmUrpro / l ^ l t|!ture u r e and woodwork. Sold by 18— House* lo r Rent' ■ I / O 3RD I P A IN T • and W A L L ' i k Cp e r CO* 110 W . First St. FOR RENT'— Splendid furnished Need a painter? Cull ;;0J, huu*e und Karaite on Silver SL N . N IP P E R Situs o f all latke. Delightful 'place tu live. $30.1)0 |h t month, W. A. Itavnur. nwnir. II. C. D u llo t# ,agent. "W all Paper Oo. Phone 603. A Hy Edward II. lawkrlt Intrrnaiional New* Sen lee S ta ff Correspondent v W A S H IN G T O N . Apr., 16— lfe- » r S t ^ / wXTitaurlrcblo ' i H F * V 15— Apartment* fo r Rent f- 1— Announcement/ Many Devices WillBe Advanced Tolnaure Passengers’ L i v e s 1616 convention, would r o t is ted. Tho eon.truction eoramlttoe, i n ­ ternational Now* Servleo laamod, will » » t out rognlationa to cowpkl passenger liner* to b « eopitruet J in an almost unsinkabla manner. Under th » eom m llt** proIKisals th «r would be In a ffK t a series o f compact boxaa. A hoi* In otic, section would In no w ar offc-t th* buoyancy o f in * other. Cargo ship* howtvor would not h^v* such atringont regulation* Imposed. • v - o w lit Stability w ill be taken hrto 1 ^, ( - m n O count, and the location e f- b ig and Utile compartment* de•signed - Seat Covers Cushions etc. SEE SPE N CE R ’S TOP *SHOP 306 W.-2nd. St. TOP BIIOP UAKUER SHOP Hpcncrr Tup Hhop 806 W . S “ econd Street Smith Barber Shop 107 N . I* » r i A v *. FU R N ITU R E ROOF R E PA IR JN 6 Trad* in your ueed furniture e l W tganar’e. . v Jss. H. Cowan Roofing sji Sheet 14*1*1 M IL K Lorgwixxl Dairy Merning 5 Aftemooii Delivsry Flume III Flo Pure Water, that's all PRom *77 — ■---------- ------;------- ----- — Sag 1 B ] rV: rv '-i-y VftrtjYy ' \ A — � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1929 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 16, 1929 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 16, 1929; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1779c33ee96e1ab95f22e31fd2bfbea0.pdf 0020ab5c9e5d7970cf593d315c2ddd30 PDF Text Text T « • w r#“ ' ,Vv THE WEATHER - • tlju s — . P u b lis h e d in F lo r id a ’* H e a r t r h e W o rld ’* G r e a t e s t V c jftta b le R p o t a n d R ic h e s t G a rd e n L a n d . r» n iM tiU > u t Slightly t U M i t IN D E P E N D E N T *’ V O L U M E X X L e a s e d W ir e I n t e r n a t io n a l N e w s S e rv ic e HATECELERY IMGMEL HAND S e n a te C o m m itte e D e c id e s I n F a v o r O f a i i w r o . v . r A r r - '- if — (IN S )— Secretary el th* T reasury Andrew W. • Melton can continue to serve In I’reaIdfht Hoover’* cabinet without re-appointment to office, the Senate Judiciary (‘.immlttrc decided informally te «l-»y in opening its inquiry Into hia qualification*. Member* of the committee, which include* the mo«t team ed lawyer* in the Senate, agreed that a cabinet offirr^ can h"ht office through different L .lm lnlitntb'n* with­ out requiring re-confimiatlon by The Senate. The question of MeLlon'* qaulffientlon* under the law forbidding the Secre­ ta ry of th e tren ,u ry from ope ra t'n g o r owning any hurt, r n , wa* debated for an heur without derialon. D A IL Y N EW SPA PER HOOVE N U M B E R 18* Member Audit ltureau Of Circulations SANFORD FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17. 1929 ST c‘v!j War. “SCARFACTAL1 IS“BUST D"AS A“ Talkies’ ’E RACKETEAILS F u b lic P ra is e s U tility H ead F lo rid a F o r Its G re a t C o m e b a c k (UxuSUMUIL-©** r HISPROPOSALS ORLANDO. F U . Apr. 17 (IN S )—“ Never before . ha* ,» 'vraK -'V n'’ ........... •ing,-.! n financial V irnitnael w th the ran e rapidity and *7r;r.!n>- n* F ti ir tc h!>» tr***'. R U h v d U ar.e. rerogniie.1 *• MILE GALE LASHESCOAST IMG DAMAGE LONDON. Apr., 17—(IN S )— F alrbank. in:o the lecelver of hi* ••Civil w ar i* raging In Jlo’.lywu d.” telephone, “ ll surely dee*.'* T ic It hna been precipitated by the lu b e of ti e knight errant of the aciren traveled o ie r a distance In “talkie*.". America* C h ic a g o B e e r B a m n ls hi‘«.iV, inwrw^ '''1 m ;J' T a riff A n d F a rm llc lp Thi* Information come* from ns rent .if. that would havr atretchivi In an Interview h ire t»AiV. S tre w n W ith W re c k the im ngiratlun to the |*<iiii of F a c e d W i t h S e r i o u s |toil.* t» n"Mn mb— 4-f th e 'fi.-n !c*» source than Dougin* LnlrP la n s 4 re O p p o sed H ire F o l l o w i n g W I n d * inrrrdibi ity if reen in oca of M* i.f Store and W ebster, e f U>*l-nnkn, whora riiovle ailmiter* F in a n c ia l C ris is A s t,,n. c.mi'dervd rni* id the g ie itI l y D e m o c r a t s A n d th m u th o u ; the world rnako up a Arabian N .ght’a fantn*ie*. R a in * H e a v y S n o w s . t public utility. tian»|H»rtl* “There i% w ar on over her,, nt H is ln c o m e D w in d le s G r a i n - B e l t S o l o n s veritable Intcrnn'.ionnl empire. l,,.n and wa i t way* homing Throwing ht> voice over rente .hough u hann'l geiieint > l.iikisl . .r|u>ration* in America. “ F ’>rN E W Y O R K . A p r . IT . — mile* e f atnio iph.ro warn* c u t." I. • i nlinueJ. “Ti e t.i hie, Hy b>ancl» F. Ilealy i.la ha* •iag. l it* ctgwtvwk *n WASHINGTON, Apr. 17.—The O r g a n iz a tio n o f t h e F lo r i­ arroa* ti c American C -n tid u q un,| brought ti.mu* to a *ri»i». Every i'ip ) tig h t ,s:;* h) lalcrnallonal n t me unp.nial!el.*J in luian T I politirnl ho.loginoun th at nil hew the A t'antic Ocean, into th c ifflic e cnu i« n t.tk io tan y..u kin-w. Ii xtrvvvn w ith w rev V ag o . lu ck * da C e le ry A s s o c ia tio n w a s Nrwp S e n ire ld*l r>'. t p eholt *«»* n yuu H i n t making n talkie thry prv<I.Unta enjoy until they rr«*li nn In'.rrpiiaim: London'ticwai in .ta le h.»* renew4*1 the con­ ti-i* liungalow iv e n ti r e l y tl** CHICAGO. A pr 17. - “Scarf*.e p e rf e c te d .T u c s d n y In I jtk e - . i , n.,- of the i..>ithe-ii Invvathrad-.m lnt > Congresi wn» at an |* p ,.f—•'Doug" told the g i h think y ..i arc ib ad in the fi-m A t" Cap. ne 1^ broke! m olU hvnl. to lv g r a p h a n d t» l« “ lan d a t a c o n fe re n c e o f r e p ­ or .oul rnU fetv changed th* i><. nd today *o nsl r resident j public a b o jt the bl.odtras atrtfc Wtfriil. N el,en'y t» Hie g'.ug chteflaln p h o n o linvK s w c n w l. I h r o * r e s e n ta tiv e s o f g r o w e r s a n d t udo and pvychou gy of t o '•Oh,.y *. I am a ta I .e fnn, lin e which ha* broken nut In the Hoover is conrcmcd. vvi.ii.i from tl'ut w ni.h r i ­ Ivaryox w allow i n g h d p l r w l y s h ip p in g I n t e r e s t s o f S e m in ­ With the echo of hi* fir*t mo»- , w erl-’r forem en aent " f film enough “ I lia 'e net made n _full 'aeiuC pirnuip finam ini prvtdenn v aled follow ng the couapae i t length . yet— hut it i.i i-oming. in th o tm u y h o f w in d but ii Ini «t Id* entire org.m ira­ ole, S a r a s o ta a n d M a n a te e aago rtill rv v irle ra tln g ' aiouiul rroCuctlcn. the •loom.* (he ball* .ii t'apltu, itllL It bet n.lcd Upin the v.lrelo*« f. lr-- “New, * ut till* morgey, Warner* tion l* fating thi' vvorrt i r »i. of la.xhisl w avort a m i a fr e t* M * c o u n tie s. I'uror readily apparent th a t Mr. phone nt hi* home In Ucv. r y Jil l , l.gvo fi...- talkie atudioa. They Iti -teairteticw. IJun.liV.1* of Id ThO o rg a n iz a tio n is to . b e away l.-r Die ru-* I'hi.ago liquor dr|H't» are cluaeil. a • * } l|.a .ieF » Idea* mi ta n i f u iu li Holly■» >hJ. “ tb iu g " said that the jum prd i gh (hi* w .*» the picture dsw n r»v*ewted % in c o rp o ra te d u s a n o n - p r o f it furm relief urn in for n period (tonsolldation ef ih n L'mlod A i*(- pybaiuui. ».niut lii. v Inn.* Iliad.' Hia “a lly runm r»” van br-ttg in t.stay f.d "»>i'g a whipping fW-ml'a , . ••vsdatlun fo r the purpoBc of of rough slriiding in the * ongrv** i n n3 tho propoxel nu rg. r vm Ii good. We, I inrun tlie l^nit.'d . nly n negligible amount i t li­ ' .• > u quor. gale •cvunipanWd by » '■ »*d * • • »• ' that lode Into |ajwcr witti nuu. j W niner lil'ttherx mark* I !'■ I*.'- i l . l i r l ; t \c the talent pipufarixlnit celery and creating There !« th • natural «•(>«•*.diiun plnn|„ - 0f n fn'.dt battle f. r *u- l.nov. our u ’Si'Ciation a r tii.s InTw > ft.iiuw have t.rollght »r.'W wh' sw ept the eaKeewaea* a m le rtabilizcj m arket by in|______ ^------------------------of the Dermwinta, of .m n -e , >>ut „ botween Du. “Ii - gutia" 1 1n.to ( hurtle l -hap In, Ronald Co - almut tin’ v irtu al,il wnfutl i.f the [IV-tl.f, Jl -u i i u r ar | g the consumer demand. the .* lm . of ulMgtevniem VvUh-i:f , e A„ „ (rvan fi m |»dti*lr/. i ult.. C ' i ' « mi 'on. V.lo'.i H-nkf T - n r i n , i bv..m ..1 i ! l’..nt_T n r 1 1 The gale lashed hath..# wwtera tv hi* o » n h iity i« mora tb a n ^ — I * |V r* to ri w It bo F,. f t t>« Fred F v< mu.ur.1 On I'a g e ,F o u r) •. * lig h t ' i net. l.y I nteritiito-n.il New* SirvtVe. J Ih .'II i:f net ally onto ip i etlof t - ...... rd. I.77i iti:g ... ing nsbinjil T*. •. ure. l i i 't , tlie elieliivn (*f If tho unite general grumb-cuv v.. .1 for *»fa awheewce, T hrea .Mat. ’ i AUdrmy John Swiinum </ ’ Sarasota and K. 1 Vnndcrrlpc llngf of tlie opening il»y* i» of Manatee. in >-Inti d inin elfretiv,, o|.|»..lU t r , . tea '.-.1 witn carguev e f »0 tl nn I *<vond. the gangland “ iiib- iiv. )* t ion*,, ll i» wholly probable ihat Th« conference approved an err'* * f M Vi n m im h 'i* of George . . . .1 .»!*.! lo la*’,-* faunJetvrd la th # dog-days will tee die fir-t *c»P re tty A c t r e s s U ii-e r. Tbe t.t'M -tcavoee AgwL agreement, which* will be nuhiull"llug •" Moiun* gang. *i..n III the 71*1 Crtutres* -till L • . b ik ad'l ili*eu«ie.T with eon* tu l ly the rruw ir* of the three i . damaged » k e a Wet i kd>.ring un.l aw illerlng in Wn liNliW YORK, A pr 17 ilX S ) - .. .h.J 4. M ilitl.-.l*. the .1 ripg of lo* di l“'l sections, culling fur an ndve cu>.Iracgvd. r..tv Ing h er ta *V Two ad d n -* 4» by Hr. John V<• itiglon Jm it. Hnih. the well known eb b \ ' , , nn vice hnunti, Capone Dire* m.r appropriation of three cent* t u r b o t INrrtb Humninrisctl. ihe alluntlon ' HI titan, w * inverted nt ti wn today. i i m n r k r . ■•’‘I I d ay. ngn defied the fidernt grand ■ crate dur eg the-lPJU-dO mauili Shaikfm d. g tneral a e rre ttfy "t fet'.ing ..Mr. II.Miver'* rei'omlnert\m h > II! *:%* MWrM lW i ll wa* » iintrt cetrnicn) excv*pt Sunday Scnocrt I jury of Chi.*igo ami eft f»r Flat* AJuitlbnnl fund* will ho secured i ho Method .at .'oti.ui’, lo (be new lo n g ii- *, f.d siw*pi't** i* t»f • l u t H i r Ibnrw for t) (lit t light*. ] idu It In*.ano known He w .nt t» | T ic lo from mtch intcrcitv n t r hipping Uoard. Nushvl li'.Tvnt... and one '■. law s: v.'** tlnih-hnhvd M-t h«t iM*% tho* 8*f tw #* k . • • the paluliiil • .lute in F media f.o m rr m i r e " , 4frnriea, crate manufacturer*, J r . L. I*. McCord, lay leader ■l the [f in ite H ide-m i, A firlcullufe—Many Republican, lull nt George brn.lw iy n* >*»«• face e f the gw* which, lit wa* genet all) lo loved .nd wn* Pol i Irrtd izrr dealer* and railroad*. r' orid« confatince, fc o tu n d yci from the ■grain-bell aro either ..wn .1 and niaintnine.l. Capone II -m ii , (nv»t le Ki»ebn I bat. v nn,i niountainea* wave*. a«"*d i • I AppruxinM ely $140,000 la ex* u n la y ’a acaalona of t i e We*lcc u iiiily aii|ii,:oni»lir 4>r 4|i.ivtly •t**“I’ve P ,.i n ... w m anager ibow I . . not own th * liotre ut .Minin'. pcctiJ to be obtaim-d fun next jjible t taa* b edeiatlor, liultiil'g .uili-ficd with Die fnim piojpi'nl'.. 1 .Ixiri. U' v m in qw.-*rn«tlae or • it'd Ihe H ale w i'h n lM>>i*h giln the S.'iiai4. A grirultlire tVmnnt year'a campaign. it* unnuul meet i g hire. BATON ROUGH, lai. Apr. 1 ] II pii.l .'lily f ..!*.1" " i."» 't" L’c •( n iter thi . *inpde eel tommy nt'd Murg trlij at an.'h, r Ot th e kvwee 1'om patty II. Smforcl tie i* threatening t« -include Inti* i ,1thi . »tnte i* lo .ivirjui itpng. d .j The G cttachaldt-lluiuphrry Inc., ri« »i* t f Iru . i SI. G reepiv'* Itomi.n 1ae. The vialtoia, num iitring m • • fo-ealhnl d. I in lu re (•UAtV. Ii.l* inriv ii'u rrrd lo ft*- —(IN S )- With the Stall S m al. \ note anioullling l» no ie thun '■ M l I ' i fo r.h . Tbe l.'g fell.'w Atlnnta adverlUing 'agency, wa* .h rn 2W. were lukin Inle irwth bid* the The (S.-ythi*. t.f the INvaard liw e fo il 'll ) arlettej unaniniouaiy by tho con­ aiUrtiooii to Henaoit Spring* i • |il»n. v ho-li Mr. II. mivit l.u nm • |Ntr! I*ti«)r | iro n in g 'or p t rol which vi.II try (i.v c n u ’r lim y I*, * ii >cii i* low .lie nnd Capone I i .,| ). lew m a n n e r ' ..4it)>Mi44.| ( 4."Ml liverpvhd w ith 4 -r endorsed, whlili hc tirnoretl h • cllit % l» | V» ii«4miina*’ik* til a lain r "a im peachtm nl lii.li.iini'iii* i. r rankly wor lying ' " " • ' he i» ference to handle the campaign an irwpedtiun ot tho orphanage, •|T ll to- i ol up r_lfly l» tl«* l h ' 1 la u r ii " . !• bU mi L avd 'h e Mnaaow _ , in lii* ini' •.*!•»•. lilt wI i ll hi.' wli ir l q.iaranlin,' Ii Hit' • 'uni), in af.' .rr.iuv.nl until Api. Ho' to .I t.i n the ntunry to l i o .t the i... L r,ip n.o vulv rnougb. • It'* liBM’r. Mu'rnnvar. frvm H avana with l , and to .u-lut in arruting fundi iulowi-d by » fl«h fry on n* iitrod* ay he iloe.- not a |v m 'ihiliowlnx ll»* euddin dlacwvrry had I tl ............. ("• * * * f.l pa* etigei*. (.Oh due yeetetday l.ouii ina ll*ouv uf Uvpi.' iiili W. A. Humphiey, vice-president of g ,.iin«l.. U itiiim ug fail night t . l ’riia 'i'ty , they m e c r.li.i in : •d th . Metlllerrancaa liu .l I t V Ju .k le titK ik, “binina" .p f t!» „M ek till iiioming in nn tnferm- a f t- tn -v n . iadi'M.1 they nnrald to the agency arrived here today -jM inmago bi .n d a atirriug. ttveal t u ’-y eontiauv I l » Inw allj III* iriHUtl'l' fl “iiok of lb • in c n u . in tiew tnoh. (Iran,:-1 I .■ , .>♦■•. to rvew .|*apcrnn"V i*. . i u t.j Hr. : tackfo*d on ; . and announced' th a t n loenl of­ .ta r* in and l o r CL.I.C* iv i. K port oat it la la y . gnUcut into the rem an in g If Cap lie orgaoualion un.l r g d ll.ii ■ .•■ on ajie'ilic p • 1 and Lake ( ou.itb «. uM* | ,1 1,(4 ■}••«!* «t«* Itll'A I fice will he ritablU hid horn Im- 1'ieg •an;.’ I n-. Tlie I toil .• Al’IbuJlU*. • |!0 |b. I I • th e S 'lv itc ). td 'he W ard lia * Ma(. J. ( llulcht.iM . rum m t'i- ih n tfev usnin*v 4ho :W b «'ur-» <1 Ii.,ti.i mull ut t upon.*, Iia;* til . •tv lediotcly while plan* ore being |ll»".""<( t'olii# in < hicngo "op f" 1 hi n )^ l th«» iriir »i I il *» n 'liu io n y w nb I ! |MB'**n.-. rM fivotv Havana, Tin , , t.ikec modi u ito in f I* •» t mimiUi'o ii brin, Ing ■* t u dcr oi the Comp ,iy. Mild the ( h e,_ I' - iitivc. . v irked out with the grower* fur tho pract.ce ct C b n g . i i j • a - i | r r ‘ till r hleli incmhrra lel w . f i nill t'lirm every r o i l w.i, b o b.* th in a lav late but t a ­ •*» 'a \ M Th II jjo rcaume.l testimony ,u i- " to the h 'tb a.it b d.l'T «> •' v\ t* dvit lo 4fc..W tN* pe* ltd t" maV,. U* pier b-kar. • e p ic * -in buaiucx* e r.d i.iv jn . i ’. ilev#»cx|ire*ir» Ilia ItooveV !•'> a*, L u n liiit i>ol *.f (lie count). All t.u u k nnd b 's lu'uily bileiol* t • ar.J ihippem. |V ih:(|« n it.v 'n ir? the cliaige uf nd»out :h r farm organiaatiim* b**r fj ,teU. ■ .ip ored coiiitncrcittliaul n a m i .arl l n . wi I b" etupp.-il t« it no I m V , •• ' *i t *Vvr t„ a dawwlowu io4,1 T ile. A iieilnanant organixntlcn of S e v e ra l fta) »» b a t t v CM'Str'd ■.Un.idy b 'g u n (t> ta a r into ll ii.iy fn il* w'.il l*e pct nutted apfN y.riatlon ol ...ate fund*. P i» 0*<l g reater rv*p»ct to r iu.mii I be | tt'i moot > tliul • a|M#li> » . tVl vl’ l»t 1I”* . »r* H • * I U t .r., - batten - wilt lake place 0 . liimvii' w ilh 'u t v n in l" ? e ff )b» Jtro a y iu th ravage crt'l.Tim, m .l (hat In | . i , . i».e|> wh.-ic (lie Ik-jccc •] no’.*.* Writ*, xlo’ p rn ilp .'l '■*• I.i IH taucidnga u» they uie t.ppli.d t» t .. «r«|. “ I • a* grower*, rep reu n tin g , , in v «viii- t . n w .th ih u v h arg e now bn* ' ) *d' vvlic’a ....... C.uivl. w rte rv -tvilel still l u b n p r cviiy-uay life. S o u n l'ij .tv !•*• fret, coupled wish the n atu rrl l.v* a | h i out. Mu). Ilut.hi»un "♦p^V.'ll St) p»il( font of the Florida cel- u»tu oi hi* addc*'**. v. iv to be i- .a lli'l to tlie aluml nod i- ................ > A’1**1' (lemiH-mlic pppuitinn, in h*»iog said. \ l r „. | V|t I,.- Ige II. I e*e I. lo-nr Feint Hh«*na*. taker* IW t try-— yderenge, have been enrolled. 1. no.td a prof, .hr in u endege | i* tebinllt.il> I'l.k e un.l lu ' »*'*.»••• p * Scitr*tlit1e. were tv*pe*Tive y tw 'v >f a t uno'-nlifitfvl v»iW «** tome iffi-ct on vvn'.rrinir ItennliI mu u lhrr (om pinir* hive 1 i >•• Wets*, nn : 1turbo i f tin* Itieire. g rtaiiit.li.1 to tlie w jiler of the U i n n ii t.d oi'tlem *•! b.‘tv«‘". w a.he.1 upon ( S ' b***v*k j r d c h k y . CeriBrt'! of the iTganlratlptt t ill lx- India, who r.i d : Timm from, ihe Mid-W..<t w h i In rn cal'iil fur duty in (Irar.ge • t ll.ilil nt New til in n s w h r e v r i \ | in n board nf nine tliree“ You ptople have to n e t i ! T.w n* en Ihe north and wrath vl r * f . t i l e . 'l l . G o im oher of .tfi" IMIi|cr-.ulitl|r..'i,inn« to the fnim and I .ike c u n l i i *. I liey are: »•" i n l.day- eondtlligia. .. N a.iinul l u n g i . - i <t , r Guxik mill ll* ineiidv. uno.iig I.- Ie.de. »"d (he l*r tb'** tooth T h»rv * t f I eng te'and f * J a b a , fnr*. >vl< ctrd by tho r r wer* of Jla and i i .y .d lur n • un.) with firj-pniuiliunr for pa»l m pport. Company Iv "■ UrlaiHo and ■ r* vu . ' le rtu ir’ d lu-l I • I. , (n Mt-n.l*(tc*\ Uthev B'or*l* Ihe VVlth'-r i Bit ( '. « . ( tvbwv tq w rtT u V i f f tbe Demiarul* nre Vunq. .n; I* t|f lia in e. ( tly. I hi* the three dlitriet*. Four mem­ 0* th a t *wo m y lit lay .1*1 J. in • i* • Hu III III III) li»einht r*. of C lip 'to vV'*ii. i ru.i n n( li e enlei . inded Mr ami Mi* Iti.M Mawelg. ,d .*m*i.l,'iahte *lv>raa danugw and |.x"il d> luibnim l Mill n iMiil lur ber* will l>e fr>tn Sanford nnd lig on, of thi tb e n tint ..lid accept m ar'in g r di.lly r.galil*t the ImmI) gourd, ruul llo> rt'id .l im ent e> uir.l tier, liid u y m.lining a t # riviiiimemUlion*. duly until Finely t* I’. i i y . «r Cbirag... not l.ovielv over tb** liketihued Of two each fruiii Snra*'it;i nnd O'o C brtslian rtligiorf, and wt b .• i.lriit'* ta riff lie )iu* I' Bllru* ly iv flised (•* 0. 11ning 1 1 ifiin .ly Ho join.-.! our prayer* w en yuui. t< (I w |iBll*('l ’.el* of Ole I'tidi Manatee,' with n ninth being «<•- th i end. We nave n or bigu'i !•* mol tin* lii puhli. un*. ure widely o'r ink. I. ll in the Coniarvtlcwt liuw oil lbe yii.lH U given (.'>' ti.oi* Iv u o tr td I'. S. Neimt I to N..ne <.r ll.*" Itiitli - eoniftt'k » ' '»’ , 1. I. r lem g l.y tbe -lute for the I ( liattv* I holer ll, wl.... . tin y Clod o. (h.. New 1,4ted by N othin Mayo, K ate pray .th a t Uw i t u i r m , f >• *•» >l>til mi In* tia rific prup'Aal for TALLAHAhSI’K, April 17. tl. Yiti’k tc t II' l,e , Itivrr 1 ttey when* la 's saw SB* V' lainm . nt "I I m v*u * in ae-.rttary of agriculture. IN I " l.4,e-t*'-v i.uotaCvi In heavy ' ■ h ell tho t Tiii»tl*n .v.igi m m* i hanging the bail* of valuation A lull tu provide a leem rahnllu 1. I ,.,| o i . b r * to b * « " Ml t-> ct.'P Kill (i '.HII vttre tli*. einib rnoi’a »** i i<eot. He li*» Held , iMv Sanford’* jepresentatlvc* nt the tMM-n *int, might become U m n - (nun -Kuropi-nn to A m rriran In app p p iiatiu ri uf C 'ti.iGW, w ill.'* li.pi •! t 'm illio n * in Clio ago. And I,, i Gt hr b' II I. euili te»til.i..|iy -wuubl “i in 1 lilt I" tn t 'y f"» Inkilam l conferntt w«rn Fred F I an* Ihcm.elve*. Our l.v. I.»l w. ik pome * hrdillrt. Wlilta there l* w im h t* •••ui.l.it the dread meng tu 'liiu liy .Swnn, "ii i* tliong llo*. •(te I |d “I lUn? .ll'lill’ .I'f IIU' VI 11••t ’ M o ro Y n fo rn rn tio n I s I il>. It ' III. I V Ih trier, II. J . Lehman Hand W. M. . is n.«t to uVenome t'n* V-iri....' g in eral pup|«irt fir lim it'd U|i- nee i f live .Mul... nam e*! t i a i l j 1,i wn* intim aiid t.hlay th.n t i u i l k u d in iltw l. , | t r ■• t •! »»1 1% | »»l* i .in.of ti.,. O .ii.ii nt re gi* i. • . \% A lly, i l i v viri'd in I Inrida within | 'T b e I. »i h< viar.l r, Vl*i«n. inM.a.l i f grnrrul S o u g h t O n B l u e h t 'a n l llnynt*. The g imp r t putted the t'n|«tne, he »aid. i» I" b ' . .1 We ng un i. lu ic t'< up tel**** •In outlive your relig. n |n iu .- rovition. party I* adnw at.* fiprfut (In- |ia»t few day.* nnd considered d t« ^ r I(H p'e C* meeting to be in cnlliiH‘«»lle hc- | iced in bu*;ni'ss d ealli f.- ' • qut ilot nvt d i m i •> in r a u - lie i too "I'M! heart,■d.' * lin t 1' ’ tlie iu .it aorixua plan', toe in • a 1 S it* tw t|v. uti .1 c ,i,| over Ihe pinn nn<| uptime tic .noting him 'I If. In '.ill \ i . \e r.o I I — , i t f •a to I I W || {%« 1 tvituili* lavi lily In he Or. McCurd »pokc y i . t . i i u y Hiat once it get* Vinto tlie fl «•(. the woii'l ,*u* tbtr.'tuved in tli*J i' .. .ll b, * . •!,• I lur vemlempt. ICi'pir»enlnliv.' H i'Jida t 1 1\*S ) \ \a J» r -8 Y»*nhocil»eH tegver the. rraulta that ai« <xpee- i.ioining uu “W hat Wo' Owe Oui tho you .p.'ruleti - my • bark - arid- senate ye l.n lu y . 'ilu m ca.ure, npinov.ii'*'. . \ | ra i 1 , .• u f I t L •o d e ' t d to Ik> obtained. Inrrvniing the I r.Tiitdren, ' and Dr. Shcckfont I'll - ri-rnt. h - your, Vplrit th at i* *|n>nvnre.l by bi ut'.r ) . (•• Klne I ■ Met .1aii.i I. in, of ( uld»> H g je it* tv t iy idglil. and l..«uu • |M'll • t f U M l U t t l f i o t „ I s U k U t *1 ,»nv l» ’ n d a e irt e nidi* I . Iol lilt tl I. I. con.-umer demand by it well-eon­ talked on “My (.Ta«, ill Hid I-' uiwnyp |'te*ent when it to mi* <f the N iniiw iuli district, ar.d I . t ih. crc.ll.>I a fd ln lr of ex- le' lover .nil iv lu I T i*dir* tiM ivt dU>n lo end th* .uent ul lusl niglili. >-. tic (.'hurt-h.' Dr. M i'.'u 'i u rgid iluwn to v. ting mi specific ached, h'enntor J. J. I’u ir.ih ut the Thiri n o r ivpay . nt w i t . b. I e v e r w i t , Ih e , (Continued On F a re Four) m rvey niniw y ll" i W en* v.Vii I •■.*.*: ni'.ro interest by p a r.* .’* in Sui • uie* wl I | lay liavof wdh tho limi­ > seventh d i'tiic ;, pr<*Uent o fllu , ,l,, j , •...■* a ft *tr* a f H enry D ot In 8 * .............. III* Ri'Jin I Illative lulled oil tl'e ..... ...... .. ■lav .*0(1001 wti. k and Dr. b u v tation plan*- Th< ic i* ni- .» c n- nenatr, wa* the v u ljn t of u conwhile hadred F lie r Is N e a r D e a lli laid dircuncil the ami* o( organ- ildcrablt ipjH rtlron l/> giving th • fe n ii e ut n J'lint met .ing uf tie- * Its* lo SlAIIll on b - up Hi'. vile, liquor Ulol K*roli|nig )nd p \• |.,.|bv l,*aw8he'L Bid** iui*l * . n h »U y*r, • not la i n-wi r M|uc»tu>n* nnd ra te hn liven ru t " f | ubru| tty i .d llib'.e c l-iii* . tadiff «»romml**ion any t.runlet legivlallre apprnprMtl'vn nnd etl- i In C ra s h K illin g O n e tvnh |He ,•» fe, i,o* *>f tW* ’led “ w liisko uod wlur w in I be la»l f*vv month, tail la . heavy \ \ •*. *• w V HINGTII*. run Itu it ceia m il.w this alterp iwer<, a* re.im nicnded l>y Mr. niid.lV-a-ed 'wb-ivw ta the hrwtal the l # i. i* und I saw il und could have payroll lw* f iii nunL ■•: i \ h h ' r •• tiiHin. CARROLLTON, G*., Apr. IT.— p.-r elp a tc d , and tom e of »»u ll ie gang i«r vhivf ..Iv—lieyrei Hoover. • i G «i\nt m«u » i »%• (H»tr •*»• 0, ,V r and iil. —tu, w| i l YOVlio a The i nimliti • heard (he r e ­ luin rui’*Hn,? i .i ' Mr*. Mil irv.l M a«ty a ’rvradyte Imiulg.Wtlon — (he I’re.blent I tleuiin lim n N*w Dili in* \ * n iitt • u f lh* |IXS>— llenry Wuldtfrim. 80. of (Conlmu.nl Un t ’*'<> t "or) port of T. K. V"ung, i>late jiiant I.q.n« i l*n» A one •• Vm«*rt ■*) th eir I. .i.*l,, ».Ji* v t>»l*> moved t a recommcmUd reprni or iu»iwn»i«m c iuimivvlnper, ci.ncunidi- th* ilia- . i *i’ tiie to und i.i'i tcM 11y sb&itl the Gate* Flying Cirrua, Arlingi tl >1 1. a tn th " wbv *"*b,w»t, *>f five e f a| . •. • * C hargid with a o a u lt an I tx ing the National , 4-rigina clauke. e v e r y no April •'•. o it |>o*ilive ii. " (ito n .’ Naw Jrr»ey, wa* near death Ihe low rr I ran h * 'm delveil in ­ l*\- S v bn. .. on “ wiv4»“ wh * If th ey a te w .i. i!i iput• •••*»I today a* the reault of an air- drui k and dL ordrr.y, Will Wa kor width become* ■*“’>' Idenlifirntiun nt \Ya*liinginn on to the fam ous “» iii|i' order muhT -till ttlivv. have ie t >»< .»**• t*r> ‘ plane craah near her* yesterday t.aluy rc< ell id . M* vy aentenra |. L eadenhlp In l«e.« » '(! ■*■»»» April It', of (li« prentice of thv ll wulllcn CSUgllt in g.iiiil'lui:: Mun n *tmM tH»t «Alle Ihe I w ant t>* rwafrval CavapWl', 1 (” *•' flv <m ivropertli* in O rangj i • I* vunduvird I') the Male millin whirh pllK Charlc* K utafy. from Judge W. E. White in Munici­ this will come Irvin t . A n t •M IVf» V. I iu tr «i( Ihi pal Court. He waa given W day* dvnt'a n a n p a rt). Senator Dav­ c m ' ) ', n uking the first op- til wero fa.fed to d i iolx' dor „..8ra II | Two #»•• “ac.-v.wnted foe,** a* ewe* lp*t hla life. ( i« un«t« n lU m llh l invr,tignt. r gein.lv p'*t Vl, TWv , machine • trashed into a in Jail on tho. assault charge or.d id A. Reed (W) of I’cnnsylvanla. peiirnure uf the pi t otv the uiih. •, -U Ihe I 111 R 1« Nurih American continent. Mean* r i d I in ., h i, pvvn-clvt Wifv. R.*pva(*ra. wh,* t'uptnin P. A. Dairii* of the •*i I. r th»« r\t •ti»*|? t eeli near here a fte r It had cir- lir.cd I o n tha other ruunt. An will lead it. and l*ock of him YORK, Apr 17 II " ' n r.w I'u ii >lvt. It- *t ll IR'N’1 U til 1-8 I’l ttlf cling, lei- .L.u Iv to the ho|w»thvt j’ tha city tw ba ap|>arcntly in al'.irnntive arr.tcnre of .TO day* fluaiing Congren* with at peal* white, t -.lii the 'title nnd fnicrnl I ...uiana Nirtiotiui ti isnl told U« governilwnl rushed crew* nf ex­ trial of H>b n Moryim. Ilrwadit* t I *is • t * r I %• (i k . in i Campbell w it ewapw the elect I -’■ effort to locate a *uitabl« place wa* banded down mi tho count uf and propaganda *t»nd a l""tr *• pel (a into the lield (o rtudy (he H o th at he at toil on order i way* —II* ten of I v y ." " :l mi ni «irkn9»ul* t|i*» * It’ * H i f I ► I f m the adjutant g in tra l. u n i drunk a rd d i* « td rriy .' , of patriotic and ilefem r organisa­ " l* hair, and Mr*. M tw ry, t hargv* id inailttaininK a nut.ance i to land. t . . . ■ilualhm anil cond at (he sprint) 11. 1>.ugh verbal order* wa* inform•,iy*s «iiK'un «ut. W aiter is said to have heroine tion*, including the A m u b a n l-cc Kutafy waa thrown clear of the in t"tu n clb 'll with the ullec d I Hint “tire governor d in ita . • of llie insect. cult- of liquor lq th" night t lot'. >, wreck and kll'cd instantly. Hia drunk and then a tta c k e j hi* wife gion and the D. A. It, * Fediral and rta le rp< cinlirt* k’.ueck waa b n k en . Waldheim, a with a knifv, inflicting a wound Tlie re will al*" )*• »"n' 1' !' r' ' l'i K ore now In Orlando. Comml*. M . O . D u n n i n g C o m e s Hili'ti Moigivt’* Sutvim.r H u » , was indefinitely »u»|« tiled t"«la> passenger, wa* eatitcated from her head. Ho waa also charge i with over the teappm li nmenl and ren- sinner Yoqrif laid. He pointed legislation, the only other tw a not that ttv* departm ent had H e r e A b o a r d Y a c h t » ii» F ..b .a l jm i.e t.dwm | {W, wreikag* by pewona attracted *Mti«.g n number «f pl*e»» .. •* a * . .I ------1 ■*v*.a I L»I..kmIo^ In Tboinai. wa* iak tn ill nliortly «' in the tn n rg.“iry fond ; t> th* seen*. He Buffered broken wearing apparel belonging to hi* m a ile r, dealt With by «»"’ 1 rT* Ihe day ter (he first wlln"»» nl m e with which to undertake th* tlcgi, acverv cut* and poaatbla In­ wife, and with terro n ain g the Ident In hi» inaugural me*»age to M. O. Dunning, collet lur of in. hud ImM'Ii auinuion d In (be *tUI*d. stam ping nut of th* pert, and nrlghliorhood in w idth ka lived. BERLIN, Apr. 17- (IN S ) — , f . e Bum* al-.ve . .•oBU.ooO.OOO were tho new CongTe**. . tcmal injurie*. mat revenue with lira Iquartt r* Judge Thomas, w in .»■*•*• her* aaid he hud assurance th at the . , , , undvr tee wi'.*i ilu v lK 11anai«r frd rrd i government would a t le a n tn H*v*nnah, Ga., arnved in . «n from Conneiticut with a r'(iu 'a - 1 la- re|uvrali"B »t(ualo>« »t Faria ptutrvi i.-t*. *wd w*»B aad mean* A.C.L. Shopmen Get equal that amount fu r tha work, I rd Tuesday a ll. nmi n atovard lion for aeveruy lb handle it. v.av regarded ("day »» vtillcwL d. w ere found t» ’> cb» i*v G rim na »a" fur.it* on hand the federal boat, M iramar, HO- trial*, rrcu illy u m lciurnt M « " I*. M organ'* alevtwe was cuaaid. iM.it* we detwervee *a kvad- Tha sufficient Increase- In W ages giving A lives, however, waa* to a h ria tt to cat# for tha wark July fu('l yachL II* export* tu remain a rat ion. Th" J lid rr la lrr aaid lie eer'l a l>»d onon. . ' . became deaf In Ihe middle of a ... 1. )(• a*kcd lha appropriation In |iort for aeveral day*. Althougli it baa »»*•« ofnriaU y ibrUve.Wa ta kiad eal r a t j . Member* o fT h T A tla n tU Coast commit ire to withhold ra'ommctw Faym eata above L triJ M M te l Mr. Dunning, a furm ar raai* quvstiun and could «i"t hear • ntcinta ned that l ,r- lUalmov r m t v u ( . betWkl 31 yea**—te a ilatioii un tho Deeding nj.propria, tfrni o f tte n fm i, t* w rit known riling. U e said hr Irlirv n l ID' (vchariit. in veoiviaal w ith the .ire BKopma*’* AainrlhUW | l,w »i K iwarJani today Wtra t n 't th a t it waa recognised ‘ a*' ! V been advlved of n rt»« rrtlU lion nina*ura until rniom ologtita here, wharo he revlded aereral trouble wa* c*u*cd by hi* recent .,*1 rep*i»(' "'t e»i«rt*. I* wwrh, vuv* uf th* m aturity e f the D a ta * B aal B l of tha K ate and governm ent are >-or* p ro . Ha wa* formerly cot- operation. It* I* I* M ••* **r log absolutely inJ*|wndeni of the a a a hoBute—a te he ef Sanloid'* read for .......... hour Increase In T / f '* ’. * T “r id re*umplion of lha (ii rm in U u u 'ib iiaiitt ll « t i umkr* W hether He. tWh wht ^wtth which to U ko car* pf air the preaent tim* about 40,000 mile* to inform ation obtained by 169 a U r to dderiufna tha ex ten t of lector of customs for the port of •|i*rlali*t ,»nd trial depends largely on th e re- kikhI b n e O u i Or. S c W M U f peevion. Geemaa I eBeret tea of (be infratatlon and appear ba­ ffle, and the Importance of hav • a dur on regular achedu'ea. He aa d Herald. S t'an iiah and pre-hibitlon en* A1lrrniHm in %%nuU uffer the meat*, wh vh are p o t a t fra** The tncreaa*. nar.opnting to ap ­ fora lh* rrimmitta* w ithin tho Al im ent dlractor for th# aouth- aull of th ) lonaulla'ion good airport her*. T. P. that tha A’lw atrn ro u tes cuaercd » When the rase wa* rw um ed in A'lte* •vrraw r ie |fir a t4un anna- U401.UUV1.UOO ta IIXWtMMSJMh t* naxt frw days w ith a dafinlto ,\ i k Florida repTcirntative of regular f ytng ter.M ery up*>«l>n7 proximately 810 a month fo r each racommendation fo r amounts •!*«! I .tie* o f 8IJW M 8e * 04-* a » h * - fc e B ut kauwn here. Rut. i t te a te a . a .te n t g trth m of lh* country. He frd rral court* lh** lae., contractor* f i t auout 3,600 mile* a day on *ci.«dul« W . o y e . w il affacl car# uf> both of thos# pooltiona austere courtroom rw rw b lfd a 37 year*. Accoidtng lo better ware [erenr* fails, tteiwaaay te •a g a te ' assary to stam p out th* . run*. LetUr* m illed in Sanford t»j rallies, wa* th* apeak*.. and 500 w orkm tn in Raniortx, I l m ar rrquira an appropriation ta accept hi* pre*tut peat, which barroom with iic h l botllci ot ih « offer la known t» the German ed t« potet w d ta a atatemaa* va tha world th at th a AUm* preaaait ____ to commercial a v t'- t i t l S F. N . reach New York at was aaid. O nlf mechanic* and help­ has the .liquor -----lined up -C on the . Gove.Yiment and‘ — (Continued on pag* 8) tw has fiUad fa r mora th a n two dawn tha next morning, are in ctlvitiea a* applied to San•land faring er* In th* shops are anlllled to th* witness stand . _ tha )udge; o( reapotvitbilc repreaeoteUvM tti t d a d w ar cteuam anew te I t e m Montreal bafora noon o r Chlcaro year*. ja il a* W Garmawg h ad a te p a * dr. Caldwell aaid. "The Urau Two of th* bottles war* alleged “ * vita government. , , boost In pap-________ _ CONCERN D IOrELLED a te a t aa far. ,m* when Sanford will d-i- In the afternoon, ho aaid.. O f th* proposed aaauitiao **7 lo be of champagne and tho T. F. Behler, gaoeinl m anagtr i to be dea'gnsted a* a atop on SEEK S TO IB8 UB BONDS Ilep* Wtra Aother ala riillm f bout#* of ging­ between 800.000.000 anJI.OOO.OOOV A N C O U V E R ? G . Apr. 17— GRIDIRON s t a r k i l l e d f _.t*d States air ma)l rout**. T hi of tho Florida branch o f th* Amer­ jaediatioa by Quo m arks are te ba paid autrighr. (IN S )—Concern ever th* p 'lg h t nf er alo and white ™«k. Ameevraa ekalim aa a t I artier Sanford prepare* fog t'm t ican Automobile Aaaociatlon, al«a WASHINGTON. A pr^ 17— M i.. Morgan was in .court Tha balance w iuid be paid wader coVan.it tee, t f t k a teik* i LOS ANGKLKS Cal. Apr. 17— Captain I’ark ar D. C ram ar and W increaving it* u*e op th* a ir nodbatud th a club, odtlinlag vh< the tran sfer protectKra a t German (INS)—V lrgtnU Central Railroad ' " arranging f**r work of th a aaaociaUon, deacr.u- (IN S )—Wm. P, Colb. M. form erty fi. Gambia o f Chlcaro who failed t»4*y avk*d th« In terstate Com­ aarty, dr»***d In th# sam e nun- currency. te . , . ' Uka ruatunva aha affected, jroaterIng It aa th# largaat body e, itf to arrive a t Prinao G corr* IL C* 9* jS f e triU r a > u r of Uw Syraeu* U n l v f i l i r ] l waa expected. *1**, th a t Dr. ma rr* CoomUeioo fo r authority day. She passed a glaac* o t th* kind in the world. Her. Frank AL _ city win ho ab’a to a ttrn r, football team , U dead her* today a fte r taking o ff from -Edmonton. Kchacht would hold oP*« 4h* »m i"a*V»tioa n rtirity )Jn » U daalrad M atter, p a lte r o f tha F lrat C hnat- a* resu lt e f ' an antomohUa aeel- AlUu yraterday afternoon, wa* to tasoo 1880,000 of B rat m ortgage alderiy jury which U te b ar fa te and raraaraort , 4m Chw.trh. wap also a guost. Tv> bead* aad $JtM a hare* o f coaamoo ilent. HU I—ehhw crashed l a t e . a dUpoiUd today a fte r word W n to 8,000,000,000 mark* fta e tto a - T U Jurjr look# y w y L Caldwell patjla e l th a air day’s luachaon waa g iv a n -a t th* teKitel fifftk. • ____ _________ f f l r r i frvm i t i y w f o r k , k In * ■ ____— W w - w l S « K (e n T 8(M C tak* • — . — AT* . ’j': f . :v L W * * k •. ( Grow’ers AndShippers Will Raise $150,000 FundForAdvcrtisinsr Product In 'M arkets Is (INS)— Tho entlr* csMtal TWO CHURCH LEADERS Mfcthodists Hear Dr. * Shackford, McCord In ClRssConfcrence • NEW MANAGER IN SANFORD TRODE’S LOUISIANA BODY TO GUARD ROADS CONTINUES QUIZ OF THIS COUNTY OF HUEY P. LONG Wet To Soldiers T o Inspect House RcKiimesInvoHC a rs F o r Infected tideation Of Seven­ t e e n Indictments! he Fruit From County I ’. S.‘Sumls \nstvt»rTu !:|N()1 On “ Pin Alone* No^ro Fined Heavily t'pon A ssault Charge Sudden Illness 01 , Judge Hulks Trial1 s 01* H elen Morgan Reparation Situnti on In Paris Is ^ % Reivarded As Serious By O fficials Sanford’s Needs For Well Equipped Airports Are Stressed In Tulk Here '••'“ • sr s s r ffft u n s c i cr. srSi ^ \ \\\‘.\%\\w\ v:>\ \ w \ ' f. • : \ •\ �THKHANrORD H EHALU, HANFQKD FLORIDA, TUB8D, Jnusual Interest Shown As Big League Teams Get Started This Afternoon nomination* tr a n iw lt t^ f StnuX* by th# PrwW cnt today# rover Urges Five tabllahed with distributor* t|BRA oposals In First c -ftlS ffl ;ecutive Message a *** *••(#. mdistribution; hITn _____ ^ and to provide for licensing of | iontlnuad From IYgw On*) handlers of some perishable pro* i the«« pr ''liab le enterprises , n as Jo eliminate unfair M :r no.snal rnndltlons can no* Every penny of waste M t t j f l nalntained. Meanwhile the.r |* |w ie n farm end consumer th at “ A ll Inurd output tends to oggra- ^ c, „ f ||nrtnate. w hether It n the sluation Local U se s hsve fm m m,ih o a , of dlstrlbu* ^ ilcsl and n some cases treb l'd . . . _ . __ , k anim al, have- been steadily «'<>" « irom hasard o r speculaNEW ore^X y aMkfrmsts* o p r tOmsk-W ort- w H b O r e to both nr>1„ , shakers. Now they are supposed to •ehta-de*• • ■ " f " V * f a r m e r - e n d m s s e sue.- -o. ~ »+..■ .. . 7 Werr shaking iVrietr wMrir m tlon of farm ptodeela. There e»r addition to r h ^ e p e e h r y i ! ^ ables lh?m to stand off a t a dis­ ’inany other contributing cau**>s tance and a x i l a t - the tree, ihos xeneral result has been that Pending Marriage Of ourTheaxrirultural bringing down th e nuts, w ithout Industry luis nm Injury to themselves. “Bambino” HelpsTo kept pace In prosperity or stan ­ dards ol living with other lln-s PALVfCTTO — Lamh-Wlllls •Bring Out Throngs tit industry. TTcwtt buslnesa building to be re There being no disagreement vs paired and renovated. NEW YORK, Apr. Id. - ( I N S ) tu the need of farm relief, the cm before us becomes one . f -C o-in cid en t with the inaugura. prob mtlhod by which telief may be tir.n of the nation's annual frensy, most aureesslully brought alioul. hobby or what have you—the I92*J itetause of the multitude of causes baseball season — thousands of and becauae agriculture is not one FERTILIZE fans, enroute 40 Yankee stadium, m dusl.y but a score of industries, not with a sin ­ we____ are tinirjrontrd ' yoer law as and flowers now. tr. see llabe Ruth enact Me lime- gle problem alone but a g reat nuuiWe r a n furnish "mall or U rge honored role of sultan of swat ik r of problems. Therefore there package* of f tr illlir r and de­ were augmented today by other is no sin g e plan or prlnripld th e. thousands. In which, the fair ses :an l-a generally applied. Some of liver. was no mean minority, eager to the forces working to the d etri­ tli October. It is on eip erirn re g aie upon the mighty llamblno In ment of Mg.trulture can be g ir a llf H. B. McCALL th a t la age-obi in yea s but ever the Invisible mantle th at en. mitigated by Improving our u rulvwav transportation; some of them uew to the eye of the beholder shn uds a bridgrgriNim-to-be. Industries, Ine, ly adjustin' i\t of th# ta riff; some f t la for the better reason that For the Habe had hern van­ Oy lietter understanding and ad not undermine Initiative. There Upward of 270,000 Americans 4th. & Elm aland ready to r..lly a.Viund me quished by a w arrior who has jualtnrnl of prudueilon needs; and should to* no fee or tax Imposed No govern­ turnstilaa a t the parka In elgh* foiled g reater foemen than the some bv improvement In the me­ upon the farmer. m ental agency shouhl engage In M ajor League r.tle i. Everything. Idol of young America—a wnrrior, thods of marketing the buying and selling and price In fact, U in readiness for the whose field equipment consist* of, An rtfertlv'e ta r.ff uporf 'agri­ fixing of products, for surh g rea t season and all th at husebjll but little more than a bow and culture jnoduerr, tn a t will guru- courses can lead only to bureau* asks Is the boon of favorab <1 quiver of arrows. 10n s .te l ie (u.vnrr's higher costs cracy and domination. Govern­ wen' bar. and higher standards of living, has ment funds should not be loaned The rum or had it th a t perhaps U nfortunately, It doesn't figure j dua. purpose. Surh a ta n lf not or facilities duplirateil where the ltabe was already a llrnrdlrt to get this. The latest avallkldt jnly protect! the. farm er In our gtoE L -T forecast declared for gene Villy.un- when he trotted out for batting domestic market but it also all'll other services of credit and„facil- "A ftrr the llrasll nuts arrive at aaitied conditions, wh ch rcmlmls p ta rtire today—th at irerhaiw, a ■ b in In illscrellM his 4.IQ1I I I I . , a r e g s . l l . U . s t c s s n n s i i l . Ilium Tf n r Tnkl. tm-y go to sH eH T rate*. No activities should be sc| large nut cracking factories In sa* sf ths f sl ww-wliusr f s illily ar c qu » t Wrilding look place last J a c k s o n v ille j , V i a . in motion lhat will result In In­ the neighboring sections of BrookUed In Des Mulnes—but not with ttonrvT « u )im u os— ■ v-w creasing the surplus production, overybody Anyhow, rain or shine, as such will defeat any plans of th s following Is tli# prngiam lor Hodgson, beautiful former "H ere the outer shells of the relief. the 192# Inaugural. main r.ut arc sawed open w hh reg­ RADIO IN EVERY ROOM I t la a season th a t promises lo ular marhin • saws. The nuts then rt-n th# gam ut of dram atic po o lgo to nut emporiums, or somebltltloa for which hasebali Is . d e ­ lim n also to randy manufacturer* bt a ted. The.* is, to r essm p e, *h • IJNIVEIBUTY, Ain.. Apr 12 light in the Bu«h Terminal neighpromised four-way vendetta In the (IN S )—Fr*m among several Inn isirhood, and the finished candles lie. a« licUls a lirlilegnsim-toN ational le a g u e among the U iit'r , titl'd ro-csla rep:esenllng prsc'l was fumblingly entbarnssed . Six DUde Ceiling Fan* sic dis. rlbutr.l In carload nr lessCubs, Blrates and Caiillpals, wi n .ally all southern stales, M." than carload lots from Bush T er­ he apjieared with Miss Summer Door* • Cold the question nf Hornsby's added f andyn Bradley, of Besseme' rsidt nl the r'ty hall yesler- ■or.lgn m aik e i J i v such rum ps- A b., has been voted the m ar minal to all parts of thr country.’* Air-Ice Water -Tub fit. t valoe to the Cults Inuttlng Urge In Henry Ford’s rubber empire on IInd u*kei| for 11 m arriage il- ill tun from t|i« yuunutT Shower In Every Room t)>« equation. Chicago, therefuir, beaut ful gin student at the Uni the Amnion, from wnich some of ■. t'lly Clerk Cruise, a m arry, ir»ar iountil«*N »houiu a*k th a t verslty of Alabama here should go for this Cub-plrale me. »• . r he Brasil nuts come Is located i i a n - he's married thuusamls lo ll'lg ii Ml l l'a i lu OUT tng today In a body. near Bara. Us rhlef purpose Is the RATES Another question centers around i n ,| t„ ti e . the knot then and m a r a »tuiuU l-c r»iculaW*tl l*y itikiiiK i 111 « • x 'iu u n t in. ililfvrplanting of rublwr tress to furnish Ruth and his ability, to carry To,, Dining • Ball Room , but the Babe smilingly d c «tn«*« in our r«*la of ptoduc'-slon. tires for his r a n . Shins that leave w ard hla para of racent N saoM . GENEVA, Apr. Ifi (INK) Coffee Shoppe Bus Terminal not only go up the I in* Kovrrnnt«*nl ha* p a|Hiial Will Ruth co lapse and the Yank The United States is "rradv •" Music and Dancing don't know" JuM whi n B will iiia'Ktuti' (loin llit* Mi nl jtfltc* Amsrnn River system as fur ns era with him 7 Can the Cardin. Is ei t ilm.n In lui«ine«s in tackling oom« back to win anothei p u u ri Im.," I,.- decur.'d as be s i p ht ninted • mii. not only lo fulfil r ii^vrlu|» the naval limitation problem,” the Kuril rubber empire, but pur­ ‘D Cutnta o f th i s a tta r the veneering they look from i r liy rep. rle rs. Some d< »' th'* uur ui.tciw.i>w tin.I trviae Mi Hugh tiibsnn int mated al ttslav s sue their course sometimes fa r­ C O M M E R C IA L M A N the Yankees Iasi K» 17 A e the week -pndm ldy." Miss Ijm lg" n nlfrivullurai luiijf* Lui al«« to AOjdun 1 f the 1-engiie of Natlu v ther, sometimes mor.' than 2000 A th elirs about to fold up v im a i,| site wa* 2 H. th e daugltlrr*ia- exit 11.1 »yatriuulic M lnf in o lh ir prrpsrntury disnim sim nt comm! • miles up the deep stream , until th eir g reatest 1 Ipinre Is foir them iaw of Ja m es M. H '“lg»*m, <*f lilini tiilflA. sum. M> (ilbson. the Amvrirnn th v come to the Beruvian city 1 have* l«>ng li III lliatf tin* anil, If so, will Ilie Blown chip Je fferso n ft ill, <ia She g ave no inlinksador to Belgium, Is the ),f Iquitos. In place* far Up the uiulli|>ii4Hy o / iniJ»va of n ^ i li u l on from thir I pini'e to make '.lie Amcr can clfservrr al this mectinr. river system, the foliHgc b so ■si|putl'tn. lu r a i tlt*|*rri»aloii to u lil only U* jun cnlh.nT T he b lid e .ti -Iw is the dough nui b y I h r c r .a t l o n n f a ir ir a l These and nmny other questions, te r of J i e M. M erritt, a law yer of i i u f i u iiir n ta lily r lu lh iil w ith »uf , _ as yet-unansw ered, s e rv e to g.v. the IU21* season a bit of In,ere-' A thens, tin., nnd is the wid .w: «•* Hi ll lit a u h o tlly an d rr»uurri*a l»» that was 1.11 king when the Van*. • Krnk lliwlgsnn, who died It BJ2 I. g l i n t u u r l i i t i H h to m r r l m r* e were purndipg id thoir |iennants She a* n d a u g h te r, Ju lia , aged IX (tnd li nn>. h a c h u|M»n ila n u n iOirge The Coolest Hotel in the South Hill,,, gave Ills address a . New Vi tk and his age a s TV H r said he is tl>e soil of C atherine amt George H erm an R uth «>f B»IU* .......... Isith’ of whom an- dead. Itu lh 's nam e liad iiecll linked w 'th Ml-* Hndgssin's ever s.lK« his firM w i'e. Mi*. H rlrli W ind. (Contlniiiwf I mm Tnyr One) plant i| jh »untiiii* Milmiiii#tiniioM • f (,i„ | llu th . petdslui| In a m ystertin* l)nil«*«l S lalfa IK'MmiI im iii ol . Ions tire at Hie ............... Ur- I d- FRUIT R E S T IS DISCOVERED IN T W 0 COUNTIES A* itculluie, who h ’nl come I >1 w a rd II. K in d er in T torslu In lim ing,' f,,i led, in ' e • Mas*. <>n J a n It In**opeiatiim in Ihe riailieatlon el (o il, represent.d Ihe di porlini n: 1 at the Gainesville tonfeleliri, > • I It-1dn> He ( splcs-cd upplioal d the action of ill.' l''b>iidu t> .1 ,1 The rlilef in s |sstm s pf Geoigu. and M a-issippi weie press nl ,1 the meeting and espu-ssi'd i„n li.b iue in (lie Klntida nod fi d,m l officials und in ihe adeqiii.t) *>l | the .oiitrol program us out Imil l<> 1 im-rttM. T lo in - n lio n o f •*»*• li un w ould nl u n n I m i w f l tn,. m ;r ir u liu iid i|si«*«tion 'f r o n t d i r 11 . Id of indiltfft in to Mu* 1 1441111 o | iN'otioini<*i» a n d w ould rr* Mill iii i o n a i i u i f i v , at lio n . .'I h r isd iiiird tliiiiio it I*. |>lrtl|fi*t| to ngriMy I it utt un m atrunii ntalily that I will I n t t i t llw m tin it Mini aouiuI ivuu'iliva* und havi* tin; MUlhoiity aaiitl irbouir«*n to u|i|d> W a te rto w n . | iliu»i* n mniiMf lln* |tuoir «l |»ur|H»m* of «u<h u ft «h n d foi in lami»l i» tli.* 11 : 01 u'MiiiKution of lln* mm ki lim: ryidHtt on Roimdir anil Vitoir iniMiitiir Iiiii' k, To do thla tin* Iniaid will m iu ir r fumU lo un• in m*atin$( ami RURtaining fa tm rr-o w n r.l nnd fa in irro o n * I I nlU'tl hit m ica for u \u rirly of |HII|M»*1*A, Mil II U<4 tlli* lU'UUMltloll of udt*4|u u lr waii-hou»int; und o tb rr fa rilitira for m a ik rtin g ; them. uihi|uati* w inking cap ital to hi S|H'akers at the plant I, .ml ml vain til iu.*Min«t inmmoiliiii*# m reiiug 1 mphssi».rd the need 1,.• I.Hlyitl for R lorajfi; nrc*raaar| hearty and lom plele ioo| h mti,,n liiitj piuiirlit Milvamra t|i<ioi|H U . ctHinhl ( g.vive and p rn p irl. owners ),f a v a l d ami owimd h> unninil nfmtion* tn* qUar*Rt ued ol ea w lth'all S I.fl im ns* m urki ting oriruiiirulion* vr nf*** fur tie s io n ..u n it in ersiliiaiiiiii of C* • 1 tin* |tui 1 h«u*i* and o rd rrly pcsl. Officials of the H onda IV -I m aikrtinir of aurpluat** orca»* lu s Growers Clearing lions.- n • ' S,i lu r 11* esni'il iw learn ed here sociatiiiii. Ih., Fbir do Citrus i > im c ertain m esne nf e*mlr*,Iing the .bang,-, the S tale llo rllru tu ial S". tle ty and Ihe Stole Iii puitim'iit ol spread »f G *' fly liavr br.eiisvull.nl A griculture pledged ihcl,' too|s'ia in this em intry. W ith H<e qimronline in f„ rr.,.a n l while in sp sit ,rk lion in tile fight. ,.tr ,,!)• ♦ mh)* hm« e f ih r The Mesllterranean fruit fly, ns it name tiuplies, is found mostly e tal« tu oMTrtnin 1C H»e in-st ha'* in Ih* countries that Isirder the I.mnl. *1 , t-ew here, the nulls n’ « Mixiitei cancan Sen. inrluiBng Spain lu n m, *1 | l.uil « \ p i ll s will d e le te Italy, s u lh iin F lam e nn,| ull >■! I li,. r n llin ■ » i " un i tteellve th«i islands 1 i1.1l dot (he w aters of ferm uln l „ t killing “ >Y il»' My, Ihe sen. Il al-o exists to so'im eslent in Hie W ist Indies, ft l#d<*» r i i l n l as al- ul Ihe sire of a ho'i.e fly. It inn.w a hole .11 the fruit and lays eggs, whhh hatch into wor n, that quirl ly devour the fruit. Th. .flies p n ,papule quirkly und spread raitiily , it was state I. Hejuu'p nl the danger which il offiss tie, ftv il f.y hs« lo in thi ebjeet ef rijrid Insiwctlon nf ull ft ails and vegetal,I. * roming into the Units,L States I n m eeuoiruw In ItsUThetn Kuiepe. A r.undo r el lurwns have twin ru g g rstr,| wa to how the fly made lie entry Into the Uniteit S tu t.s. Tl-n Herald has besn •tr.formeJ by lurai |>er»ons Interesteil in the emdieallrtn sears th at one belief is th a t the pr*t could have Is-en brought Intv ; Florida 1 y th r hurrirano of two ■ years ago The Infcetel section in Grange ' » n j Seminole co unties h at only been under sutU Ilanre for ID days 1 o r two weeks, it was Irarnnl. Ore -.g ro v e was found lo he aim si IIW ’ cent Infected in O range eounly s O' her groves within a radius rf five miles wrere fouml to liavr th r '■ fly In varying degrees ! laspectivo service lit the Infected READY TO SERVE YOU NEW L O C A T I O N H'Uh more floor npnre nnd two entrances, we arc enabled to Rive our iiitlronn even belter nervlce Ihun we hnve rendered in th e pnsl. We eispcelnlly Invite women motorInIm lo mnkc uae of the nervlce we nrr now In a position lo ifive. In our new bullA'nif. AU T OM OT IV E ELECTRIC ' Old Jones Lumber * Company p’ant In Jacksonrllle sriU be \ t v norateil a t cost or ITS.OOO fo r nee as Florida wholesale d lstm b tla* ten ter of Dond-IIowull lumber Company. •; WE ARE UNL0AD1N ANOTHER CARLOAD OF HIX CYLINDER White -Highleyman, Inc Sanford Ave. at Tenth BL . BRING YOUR RADIO UP TO DA' ___ IN STA LL A CROSLEY DYNAMK SPEAKER For the next 30 dayB we will' allow $5.00 for your old apeaker. $20.00 and your old Hpeaker la all lhat It will cost* you. THE CUO.Sl.EY DYNAMIC SPEAKER with full power and fulthful reproduction of every nuance and Inflection of music nnd upcech, waa the overwhelming choice of radio Invent this season. LET US INSTALL ONE AND NOTE THE DIFFERENCE San Juan Garage Co PHONE 44!) SANFORD niSTRIHUTORS FOR CROSLEY RADIOS Texas Lady Say* When Shi Took Cardui Her Im­ ’ provement Wai Steady. Gherman. T rxaa—Mr*. Id* BtonO of 817 South Throckmorton Street this ctly. writes th e following: "I was having dreadful nervoui •pella I tell like . crying *U Un Ume. I was so blue. I frit Ukt something awful was going U limppra. I waa swollen and my fac* was puffed. “I waa up and down. When I would get up out of bed for a few hours, I would go 'all to pings.' . “I tried different medicines. did not gel any better. One of my friends who cams to see me ons day told me to try Cardui. Site had taken It and found It of great benefit. Bhe said It should help ; me. because I eras suffering like sht did. My husband brought a botlls home to me, and I began taking Ik I t wm not long uni" " noticed • change for th* better. I kept on taking Cardui for eeveral month* I took UUiteea bottles. My Im­ provement wa* steady and perm*nenu When I had finished taklr.s COMPANY Corner 2i The JSciv Improved Pathfinder Tread SUPERTWIST CORDS re 1929’s Sensation in Quality , Tires at N ew Low Prices Come In! See the new trend and other improvements. Trade In the mileage left In your old tlrea and ride aafdy! Lifetime Giurmntee Afalnat Any and AD DefecU R ockey’s Tire Shop^ far hygienic m m tcccMories Rinw 113 Park Ave. Phone * Road Service eafa, eftecUve driergrnt. U e t\ Let Us Delivc YOU RICH Coffe e P e rco la to r* are th e m ost popular household serv­ ice appliance known to women. The milk you gel from us come* from PHONE CALL w ell fed and It die tllle th a t clear, rich dark-brown CUP of coffee with It* pure delicious arom a so pleas- well -cam! for J»ntey cowa. Il in rich, high In cream content und' Im an wholenome a« can be produced. A family dalight It is made In heavy copper o r elum lnurri w ith alT a tta c h m e n t* . C osts ib o d t 6 cants per hour. You will find our EARLY morning deb very service DELIVERY M »n y attractive c '.» ;n s on completely nallafactOry. JUST RING IN A CLA1RH a/lse Claire II •#.# rrkrerai t , f krr Jtrst elMelkleg girterV ml ike Berk* gikdlee •• C elarr CM*. California Mar fiue ef Ike lelktag a*tore as a aeklrU .corf ky af krr Is k s lr U a Irtseigk far mmrlam trfttlt* and psigeMr farm %f eeiadetawfwV. Dr. C. W . Baker Phon# 218 E. FIRST ST. �• i ’ ; • ■« y x t ■- JM J'! r »L 1 fl r - \ ■ : * * .X ' -- ■ |^ 1- 1 .. f U M U lU . N w o s h i$ SUN-BATHING OTt.THEm• BEACH m*. m • k<nnfi« CONGRESS TEMPLE GRAVES 1W H llS ltH flAy7~A~l'HlL 17. [ B1U IJf V lU tSB T O B T O D A y '" I'lLlY E U —“How happy all Thy 'rvaat* nrel lion; u real- Thy Ik P.AHTKIt W Ilis t'K K IN G T ie iiivstagcs ot E aster *uuhd F ft'in i . i r / LuOiling lice *lh*y tuin tho ui'.tii, Ira-l-Uard r , * f f f t | p n .u iid , lo ta a garden plus* They rise, witn -tender Aoutu Hu- lading of tho 't p t y lu y ilet) u j , w IiL 'pci, i„ a spIviMiid way hldai yiuug iu**'* (iniilmg j'acv: auxpiciop. When thr press .iloran't sjtcak, nomclliinjf imut lie wrong nml the ptililic ml) soon find out. During the war rtrict ct nson liip lincl to he Itcpl no nn In prevent. Ilie Bnetny fmtn ohtaininir valuable itifornmlioiii unil itccesitnry a* thin course wua, it Dcvrrthelcaa was re»}>oitailile for periodic waves of fright anil hyatcrln whlth .twcpl over Eurojic. So Kerioua h':came thenn cpltlemic.i of caUmlly-'nlorlcx, due li<*the lack of trustworthy information •n the ntws|KtprrA couccrniiig the |imiticn of tho enemy, that step* finally were tii.\cn to give the public more authentic inforntnlloii to help cIIwim-I their ft a n . Imugluo the Ivrror of Pnriniun niothent when they read In the papers on a certuin day that Iltu (Si-niinuH were elgltly.milt:i away, nml al tho tjamc time a ge ntle hrvrzc wafted to Hfi'ir earn the otiiiitr tins I'Uinble of I'annuiH, m titiilly some thirty tnilu.H dislaut. ' The time has passed when you calk."kid" the public and when one trvx'lt he It plat4ntra)ilniseif in that nnfortuuatc i aleifory known nfilVe-mmuntnls. Into thb. II l".xr* inp< ■ volatile Ja m 's A . Reed. Dobatea i will lack w u-h of their-fire anJ fcllrf, a new Cungren got into Interest for the general puttie by actldn yesterday. With abo.dute i Cason of hltabsenra. OthrrAmU-*uaqurxtiunal-ie control of both Ingfrom tho Bcnatl' ar# tierry. t ranche', the Rdpjh'iran* ore in1 Ha yard. Bdwanla ahd Neely bat petition to do a* they with. If liut nom» of there will lie ai conthry are Icyal to the ad­ epiruoaily alient-aethe Mlxiourlan ministration, tliry will adopt the In the lluuie, liarrvtt, ablo leader, Hoover program of legislation. lion p ni«(d, aurreeded in minority It li rnf,. in predict, however that lradcM*ip by tinnier, of Terras. the extra rcr.lun will not confine' The fix* women mambrri ore InItself to the fatm ittiesti- n. A n- enaoed to eight, by the advent ol nounrement .has l«ecn made llipt the “ three Ruth»." Florida l» fol the'prngrnm for the session will| t W flrat tlms represented hr * lixrlmln fiwoi ’ ra.sef, tariff re­1 wmWH.,j/ll*n for the' fmt tlnu 's tilftr^reappcrtlanmer.tand renviui. iditer th4 d i f U 't f rreonxtrtietlon, ThM program U ' endorsed, It I* tiirrr is' a '• *dark ’ftpftl” In the ^tnderstord, lie thd PreAdfBt* ul- lluuie, a gllafrlrt' nf Chicago.haw. thoHgh It I* aNo stated Hint Mr. ng i-ije trd'g nocitt, DaPrigat.------. k! j foyer*will adher*. fop tha proa-; FWw titrd^ t m r wd^raHfcetM-hfWr 'etHj to n “hands-off* pcHep xrWr’ X Mrdl'cnirhr cwmiwhnr, starts on Cor.gr*?*. Prepjrc .this. It I* dif­ another tlx -y ra r tt*nn. Scnatu ficult to roheelnt ef Conirtre-; »o lld i-h e r, one ef the oldest and roljdly ll-puldlecnsl 'parting from abler! rf the Fenate, remain* with tha. rlrm iy defined Hoover p.licie*. us a*ul far u*. The only change In Fturl.ia ha* ilttldtu h»pe f - r from the lJou«# delegation It Mr*. Owen U id c itra nr-aion. If tariff revision supp'uniing the veteran S c a n ., is anaeted it may tie that the pinyer Mr. Ylooeer depart* from rfernt of nur gniwer* fur tariff pro'.ec- prrerdi nt* and will not pre»<?.it hit llnn will hr heeded. There i* little m tn a g r'in person. It will lie read ihonre, hnwrver, of *ffgislstion on by tlrrk*. It will be devoted. In alt Everglade* flood mntnil or on Hi* probability t« n repetition of threpeal of tho Inli'-rlicnrc tax. (■ -«)mmondation» of Ida Innuinirn! Those matters, will.out il'Ubt, nddii-M. N ot In many year* ha* will I f left for tho regular si sion a Congers* liet*.t no tluiruughly In Chang.-* In the p-r-or.nol ol Con­ hurnv ny, politienlty, with thr gress are marked a* tho w j Ioii l*ra«idin». The llo o v rr' program l.cglas. Com* (* tha stormy pulre’ ouihl to go through smoothly— and . of the Hcnato, the vigoruu* and with litliu ditruiilon. Hi,, th w iy ul I'v.dutUu, t e S p re e u l iSLIIGQL-REEPRnL P K N S A ro iiA a .- d d l*r un!M ,.|tiiy i* a g r . s j-1 -.vay. W e i hoOro (6 n i f x r r i 'f . TTiat t h e r i o t id s Ir-ttlilrttiire- Htth ■I • xI I 'h o t iv--v .. r s . n l ' txltltl i ik e r.tlc frm >of tm ff-nill to g iv e rerlm ik s tu d y t'.i Ih e r r h n o l. r f Ih e s u ite It.e x •dent • The rul.nn Government liif(»u|i iDi ttnihjuuuwlnr In Ul i q l i v l e i J ,n i . e Tallhlw f ra m th « lid le t h a t h n i v l l u - f i r Wuxlilnnlni). Jins roRUtcml a viaorims luidvi l. o\ vr a qani; eir.U n;? it unluxvlvl to em p lo y s Hid n ' In tro d u ced . * *. i,ii,'.«1e In r, k litie , iitf ta d r a r il, Ii-.IIV pajfrff nf (ibfnniatinn,'wliith lin ili'ilarcd tn !»*• In pi*»»jrrr t in o r u U u e m u , y J , ) i : 4(1 h " 0i "I '■“ D lir a t tsrn tla* -i* sr»* *pon*tiH-ig tho L'nlted Hinton againnt Ihtt litlld Ihlnnrt ri'itfililit'. Tlnwnr- i w> t k If. «• tl>" H e p o r te i-h la r itfcftr.iir,-i In '-e n d n l lo i-u iry * ont -ugii (he rain-touched Ap rantetl nllnvkn taro pitlil Li liave-lirtn romln apnin.il llto (,'u- • '.gj* 1 .' • ih «M fw I s u i o t n r ,.-t- riiu tfestlu n * n f .U o V ein u r t l a i i l o 'i -Ik ii . *4 ill D lisr i .o . / i ru n tin no Iiumii - m l tile iKconitm -niW l.an* o f ‘ in* linn invrrnnn'iit aful It* ln*iHiirv, nml blarm: fur the vntn* ■-.irv s u r v e y *inaflc l>y i'o m |H 'teirl l u b e • . t i.r.y r t*. In u th c e p i ! The jm sia g c s.. ef K ust.-r r n t p . ,»bi|[|l In uttnvhosl to.lhrvo |rrfdi|tn of pentonn. I l-'lorMit. «\•••r,- il I* apparently th o f lllr x . I t la p n ip o k i.l to pla-*t l*t 'lie Acruss tliui lui.i-ly land. In a |iu li|ic d la to n iv n t. (h o IT nvanu tlip lo m n l. nny.i I In* •ir < a r y , ll i n n d o tu iu h g - *1. W h irr little dtiaiii-' liu fast oali-uji f im t j;ro u p o f r r i l l r n i* c o m p tvr i l o f Ihriv* n r f o u r Am- riv a l' VI " m i-r .t n - n o rl- u f th e V.'o- ot'f.i-c of llte stn to utjtej in te n d it d lrv rto r.i o f b u l d in g an d o r f • (Sum.- u f. tin tn hover w a kt'l villr.i ijn, " h o " r e c k iiitlo p n ifiv a tln n iv h lc h III * ll< ptililii nl m rii'a I t .., . ii < i ra* VnHed t! .t«" And, uh tliry Make u , unili irtalni ( ’a lia i"ip:iiili'i*H unjiiMI • " ’tin* nocmitl In voni|Nb*ril o f a f t w D f|m r 1 lm ip of I ,'-> r e.iya o t x- - l fiv n c f. *7 * • v ti ll h a v e pow er-. ’ > •Innilmdr nml w -rklng conditl-ns i n t o n e itiiinK s mid it is t • No (-ause For Alarm Tbe | utirnre lls/ld— uf u nail-pi rieil T h ey b r a l t b e w o u n d s, h c t b t t t tieep. I n h i a r t * t i 'a l U f e v. i .i’M I-. -u l! • lty U It. il. ■j. T u t 'iit f K u uf tain fell .'|"t, lay I The fnrtm'rs wOrv ffiml of H an ; of rourke it was we lutiiod l>y tl» two tnvr.lianta who -o lj rail . c a l* wtit'b in all i’r.l«iYihi) ,w mi Id rtiil I** in stork if tiiV down * 4.our io> l nut uuvuuxU.. , Nuw that the m igh ty nut- thin r f .w hile Alts. (Lull * i l hua I. on sittUd, tai)bu it wiin'j Jii\|k cling tin iuut it tu In pe liut I « |itHi* tiling Itku the reparation' matter tan lie I n n .d mq to Hn s. R -fu ,tlon nf aH c.-tus uifil. vnwei. rayi, i* Heartily rerun rd by mott phyaicMirv.-J}. a,* Ileach.alieady baa acquired -hi l I Headers" in n-garil to an m.- utat on aa a.plaoa w h e n the nounrcincnt by Uaytcna Peach tays are at chair h y i'iv c police that a rigorous ramp sign and the beath gahds affsti wa.od be made to st-p the CXpO- Iwat possible opportunity uro of backs and should'..* by their complete radiation. If 'saltiers on tho beach. h it art to be bothered la Writers ntgue that such r r - tun Mth'.ag by-p o lci.u tn nosuro I* In no senso “ indctetit' -cnsibllitle* art shockil M jf -ir .“ lmmodest," ilm c ll certxinl/ shoulder, these touiiat* v ril doc* net exceed that common y I and w ill'not coma r.iftJ a 1 lie News-Jourmal J ■ i ri.ftic e d Jn .ttlC -M I .ttx>in' *lme it lakes place in the open son'- the desire <if t i i c '-p o A '.l <hinc. and slncu il* pur|>o4* I* went to show It* teal A - 1 wholly hygienic, while it can. of -ic •behalf.' It hope* ',,rSM course, be carried to excess, i:to not regard •• a rcInike^Re m practice of exposing as large a< ( ration .that t r t u r n .ilf C teat . ^pyrdie a skin aurlar.. to lha.tsra re naire publicly useful chenn v t llw au*»0wxot>y pliowiBK mob- than eensaNng-the bfeWd ehc. ..-onipicte absoibtion of tbe u ltri- der* of atnfnd sun-bsth i«H. li.i'i ih o n t im l i o f 7riem l8 We nro the most cduratrd hntl tha lc'a>t cuHurrd people of thn w ir'd. Iain ration I* universal and adnilnlitrred to everyone, .b u t though the percentage of national education Is hi?h, that of Individ•ml ru h u rd is I w. Wo suffer a* murh fmm muss prodQrtion In our scl.uule us we d» in our clothe*. ny u n j large, thd objective t f education for us I* to enhancaour rar/ilng capacity that we may gain powur,' plenty and pleasure. When we get them, wc do not know what to d» with them. . . Jo l nVAi presumed that, p n e result bf i *i j mesrusr* if they on* passed, w i.f bu t o ‘ ki-cn u r lo r e r c h e rk p n n« l i t i l.e * tliio u u b o u t th e s t a t e a n ) tisef|c[d!di nuiii- nniformity. 1t|l/ it a nida fwM. for it-form. .T h e .ulnar hii’a uie nut ut hand buve l.ad lh Duval eoqnty recent ly. 'and |im>1*lnn to keep the • chools tanning fu r the full term I,. PlurMn a ie aim* to be suUgl.t. The legislature lx experted to f nd rrnifdW . If it dues not ti will firli Mow tlig. exportation* .>•’ th c p to p lo and It tvl'l be nvgld'titig one of the pH me needs of tli" a s flii-i > w y lltrp , bu'. in asm u c h . JH-y u ip I asi',1 u p o n th e su rv e y ll.,-*o la r ,-n . im lo lilii'V r tin .I tbi-y c o n ta in m uck m e rit, flo w i'v - '.ate. We bone the legislature wll' e l , th e y slim ild lie r .i 'e f u ll y stu d Like ample time ta ivviglt sch n ‘1 itw< K lim ln itlo n o f p o litic*, g u a .i i- trfo im alung with taye*. sufn.'itle e ,.f p . - ' iun* f o r tc a r h e r s , |i» t- s on* and other matter* th a t A,!l bud tb rjr uttention. x m lio n o f a n y r u t h u n t j c ' an w - T i'-- ( " ‘-t i-|.i Sirtnl,- ha- nlr,-a*i, hi-'il t-v.-ral V lK 'llIv * * st dun •n,| wfi't xxuut >.n m 11" ••' imvl Inc. xitjl never •••■ known nfini ally. Wi* IIUJ la'~n lilt old I > h li-ro<l l—i• u r'll never I f i b'c 1 umjer-taqd why reprcsrntntKo n f tin- |ftoi'l>' • i">til,| t r a ils ." I sIt i iii ilt s ittfr :i lilj; inlii rli- iii;; riimpaii'n. i lie Daily Di'tt\i»rt'a! -tii'if i* thi* im phi.* In*, t iinVcrlrtl into » irtvi* tunic mut ■"Id 'r> ii palinl nt'tlicitm. Onn nf llte ittDhl c ili'ii ii'cly s*»l« fin I - Iin- of nur ynhiyi r il:i,vs i *j i . "I’nync’ii f!clrry t mini't'!! I.” ll intinufat Ini'T inndi* liiM millinn nml rcllriil. He -I' re i In- trlcry I'Amj .nml, the v.-islit will buy liu- prodtul it'd x'cur : urnlii* irmiMri will cm!. Tullahnfii'oo Dcnvx nil pbc.ra ,.f t n n>-y. ' wdlli-stBjr «>f thh Ilft’Uitoroiiirti /biin t» esnit-uf rreixtil, Ins uium mi i-< ilro* niilu-U) that it tv n.ili sui • 1 iilqi If » e li*-* n*M ul hr apt"x*»x.i iu* appointineuts * XV. J N' I«I»T M i,r**)iil.- u-xon I' 0 r furl* wltii-'i »v.t si * l i m i t tbox'.*and iillrcns. x.b r cs|"i*i*-il u lu r -l .llilli iu lh* m i'll- "flh»oc y tif tiM c e f tr lit m u lit-1 hi !' - xir hone tu ruuxrrt iut»i ill'lu ll" T ueratle primury last Hprlng. sro I i a i r, rut artk',t- in tl><- S'mx Appsi ■nily - p]|ii-r,t In ine 'BSntttPT t,-r ■x .1 iu rra t r f I Itrqtsrxq li «f hnvlnt to "Inmp It.” Drnirl It. II imI cm ' ii rwi-iiiit- an ••*• Ifrim cn wilh im i j r i e whi: ■ Ijenxi-r T ri II- . I I i . i •nmo under his ul'Tv>"ti.ni. n i l turning ib-x i i-r.’.lu.'!it i i p v tlimv s l i c || ll » p a iin t - nl b i ii Li mawlfne b-- iboukbs pi Ian t u t, bu «/**• w ul. wli<u his incb'Uetrd a*'*i eroaliil S. rtir :n N'es Vu'k Ik* Alsl'-'oxa te n x lir'tuUght t* ema.lt a < i m T , * n j. brat up a plsit.xgraph,-y whs,.!**, pttemptlnr I s get a piclura of (ha father wit i SC0I. It rmkrx quite a d:f#*rrixr' .when n tight sbos la aa ooa’e own J«> xv. II t„ euifik'n Tw y grjups.of nistnulni'U*fill'dren Iwtwean tho ••**« uf tiv„ so I -lx, w r ,. avii-rlej f .i Jh.- exprvi w r l , T h ir r wire 20 ihlldn-n In raih sit>un. One grutip «a > I'rd t » ximuur juice •ai'-l P'Hk. i-qs n w sfii'ii of julre x*|ih rath g’asi cf milk. Tli# utter * as fid pa>uuri;cd injik of good quail!v. At the 1 !C T W b i : n •’ !•n '"O'* t'w ,p »:q 'rx fI* v tl >■*- k ' ' 18* * (ei.ll.-la-t j a c k Pd n v ii LK'S DK1.ANI) [ Tin- I'tlli r isticlit up a I'll - Ii.il a. tiir eii-l «'f 2' I Hive ws. an a v i- r s c r ' ' . ' d w —w aiuw ft.. " ( two smt unrhaT li t" : hr strairb- milk fi J croup f IT** r t h i n was ll" ex i ' f mainutnlion •fit. l .Uv iii i.tui.d- i allium, trim, phoq'li iu*. sulphur nml ■'her laipvrtan*. mint'->i"m n i q 'i n k nr verea. id i, i uth tx ritrlr from " a r j grapefruit u iu ily iu curatuiMtlon with the i aVium, audiunr pytassiuiu. r. Iladgscq piduta uat. and • W Mr. and Mr*. O. G. Turner of T r npa, were the week-end guoeta of the former’a slater, M itt Love Turner, 616 Park Avenue. W ells H ostess irty On Tuesday M ichigan University Leaders ThinkltUn‘ wise To Investigate A N N A R B O R , M ich, A pr. 15. - ( I N S ) — Claiming that tha boot­ legger has achieved" an “amasing measure of respect from college students,” two out of thre# prom, inent University of Michigan stu­ dents expressed the belief that any attempt ef a federal probe of liquor at school* and college* would arouse antagonist. “ Any thorough-going and vlgt Mrs. LeRo, -------->y Chittenden enter­ tained the members of ths Tues­ day Duplicate Club with an attr moon bridge party given on Turaday aftrivoim at her home. 117 West ----------------------------Seventeenth “ • S. k ---------Street. Members receiving, linen hsruiv-1 kerchiefs for high score at ths x” meeting went Mr*. J . |„ U u it, I! Mrs. Walter 8. Coleman, Mrs. •F 'Hal Wight and Mrs. It. B. Lewis. . , Ths rooms where tha tables w e n spread for play w rra deco­ >-'* ratad with a profusion of spring e.! flowers arranged in vases sad , . ■bowls with fsm and gypaophila. jA A l Iha t*a hour an ir« tours* 1 V * *erred t y ths hostess, sa­ il« allied by Mrs. Ralph Wight to • j : the following: Mrd. J . L ^ l l u r t At Mrs. Waller B. Cute man. Mr*. <•• Rat Wight, Mrs. If. B. Lewis, F 1*1 C * **• He“ »T. Mrs. J . C. s i Banson, and Mrs. Georgs Knight. J V papal railway rar.'ricM) ornamented wilh*purr*gold., «aluablr lap»Mlew*«od prrewus stones* WaOraplorrd hr the Kalian fartea. from Ihe tfaUeanlia IR76.Since then it haa'reM aed;h^lheVW ar'M m ram % r.the ^ a l ie SL*Angelo.'Now, with peace'aIfectfd 1IwI■ren*Ihe (>wirtrval.^arxl |the.\alkaiC the car will be relam ed;ta its owner7and ll will probably be twed an the Pope’, flrat .visit oatsMe ef his holy residence, which will be to hu birthplace in Milan! Ha»v7(Herhert Photos N. Y .ir r r .’r .r'Tr. r .’i1 Eiffel Tow er Has Lately Celebrated Fortieth Birthday The baseba'l siiiedule lu r ihv It. Campbell, Mrs. J . 31. Wilson, high school team th li year is ex­ and Mrs. Robert Massks. ceptionally heavy. 'I'm ouy i' a n wu.king hard oml ar« lertninly u.in in g their lettera. Every gable Theatre Group Holds duly auvertovU »u every i.pe M eeting OnTuesday is expected 'to coma and see I I I boys play real baseba.1. i t * / u.v The Uttle Theatrn Group of the xeiy pruud uf ihelr near, j.:,is, each of which bears ths name .1 Fine Arts Committee of tho Wo­ man's Ciub met Tuesday evening *urne NaniurU buslneot TheiJJeplora cam* au*. H u t In iha " S a ly ^ cuntest, Iwt D* contest was a txenlor pruyirt s.id tha Sophomoraa .who were mv o id, are llicii| sister clase the upper elss* gave th* half l.olida/ to them. We hope th jy will enjoy It. The Hophumuros r r* w i > planing thn Sophumurc Senior pic­ nic for May first a t Dr I .eon Springs. Don't forget to see “Tumble L in" April ia op 21 s i the {.cminoU High School Auditorium. Strike Settlem ent Looms In Carolinas CHARLOTT e T n .’ C , Apr. 1 7 (1NH)—Indicatinaa ' •arly in ‘ be sun parlor of thn clubhouse with Mrs. II. M. Papworth presid­ ing in the absanen of Mrs. John Io-oninty. Many plans are being made by this group to put on entertaininnits in the near future, the first nf which will be a group of three one art plays which will be pre­ sented on TTiursiUy, March 30. This entertainment will |>e sponsor­ ed by tha Wrlfara Department of •he rlub and the proceed* will ap­ ply on the scholarship fund which is being raised in order to offer a two-year scholarahlp In th« Florida Stata Ccllega to a Sanford girl next Fall. One of the group of lhrc« plays which will be presented will b e -----'Where -T h e n ''s Hunthlne" written by Ham Byrd, a member of tha “work shop' . of Ihe Utti* Theatre Group. Mr*. E. L Uarkeil and Mrs. B. C. Maxwell are con­ ducting rehearsals for three play* at the club and high school. " Among those attending tho meet­ ing on Tuesday evening were: Mrs. II. M. I'apworth. Mr*. W. E. Stone. Airs. Ralph Smith, Mr*. J . N. Ilubaon Jr., R rs. E. A . Douglass, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Klephms, Miss Pearl Robson, Miss Tilly* Renjomin. 8am Byrd and Nathaaia. “ Somehow," the bootlegger has arhtrxvd an amasing measure of respect from college students," h» claimed. “ A federal liquor probe can be effective only if (he bootlegger la wiped out. Un­ less the source Is eliminated, studivt drinking will persist." Frail M. Asbeck. president ef 'he student council and a ta'eball alar, was m»r* opHMIsllc, boldine some hone for Ihe colleer s'uderts. He cl«lm »d that the drinking m the Michigan Camnus was on thr wane. T h e novelty of defying the prnhlbiilon amendment Is wearing off." h - s»»d. „ Asbeck said that much of the drinking atlributmt to college students Is in realltv, don* by alumni who "celebrate and ra­ in i hv drinking.” " I do not believe the average eollrgo boy or girl I* a connolseur of bootleg concoctions," he drclam l. “ Laney’s II* Alice Lasgeller „ P A R IS. A p r l O - ( l N S ) — Cleancut linra and chic simplicity mark ihe tailored clothes teen In all lh-< smart collection* for spring. And this, in spit# of the fart that there ■a absolutely no traetkor masculin lty about them. Carron touches have romp'rlely ilisappesrad. Quirt distinguished ensembles have lines whirh ail* very a'onple liut smart. A long coat la trim ­ med with velvet and n two-piece tailored frock has leather trim ­ ming! and a gilrt of leather. A t ­ tractive three and four-p'ecc ensvmb'ea have the coat of a heavy tweed mixture, the color of whl-di l» recalled in tho t-rrpe de Chins drees worn undsi* it, often-made with a alreveless jacket to mst.'h An original model ronira in brown and red tweed, rut along cUaak-al lines, with • barely perrrplible movement to Indicate th waistline. Flv* fancy buttons *n red and steel are placed close to­ gether down ths front and tho two packets are closed be steel tippers. Another belgs reverslblo tw r'd coal whirh wi I be very popular tut summer travelling has a large re­ solver pocket on one aide which flows Into a belt closed on the side be • novel tssn-ylog nickel' c asp. The Iwlge auit to match ha* la. cnutations In three shatlaa uc belgretd brown and is finished off with three wooden buttons. I tho two t^anJinas was ssen today when 800 employes of the Woodruff Mills, in Epartanbuife Count), re­ turned to their posts ending • "trike of III days. « Ths workara agraed tn returns Ihcir duties under the efficiency system against which the walkout was .entered. htrikp s/lusL lion remained unchanged at mills where the strikes warn under tha Iradrishfp of th* National Textile Workers’ Unlun. Elsewhere satis­ factory* progress I* being mad* G IL W A N T S D R Y L A W MkjEsmpion gloom’ dlspellsr" L toward early settlement of dif­ ferences, according to Chart** G. Lup* Veles won while on M E X IC ° C T T Y a A p r. 1 7 M tf lb n in tbs California high Wood, department of labor com. 11- (IN R )— Prasident Portr. Oil M R i m xslth tho unit frosn Para- Intor. thlaka liquor Is tha worst fo* of BMsmt s Hollywood ■studios filmMeaico and wants to make hit • f , Harvsy Fergutson'a novtl, country “dry” , f t a signed pro. In g tho pcrt-talkhig film version cla nation, ba rallad drink ths “ Wolf Song," which atarta a two“arch enemy of wsHora qod . ' T A L L A H A S S E E - Construction day oagactment at tho Mlllana health and of the hope of tt< of high school building will he thaatra today. d*mpG*n of tho coaatry talk ami started shortly. Whoseeer aha was not srorking worklrgrqrn of Mtaico. grow up. Itegun In 1887, Eiffel T » w r r was thr hrlghth. of atlract nli during her Infancy al the World's Ex|xeill«n In 181*0 hut this pnpu•rlly did not spoil her. Ilavi/ig reached matuHly, she Playnl an Tmportant part World Wnr, showing a dauntless eple t thiij ne'lher Hig Itrrthai nor air rnlij- could shake. After that her usefulness did m l cca«r. A l present the Is one of thr most Important radio sta­ S S I K. F IR S T S T . ‘ Architect N a l l B ank B U j. S a n fo r d , FW - »srleua 33i actire Rf*and mo*t maracrompsnlm rnt ever on a picture I ilSONA' t - 'GARY C O O PE R LUPE VELEZ L O U I C W O L M E IM laipe, ths letapeatuowa, the Bhumvcatlonal, Iha firebrand! Cooper, tha wild-riding romantic RiouauInBin who trap* wolves and womrnl A' glorious, dskhing lova drama tola tn Sound •nd pliturr*. A new exent In plcturrol Q (jhramount Q ktw t COMEDY NEWS S ave M on ey by getting p rices on C A L C IU M N IT R A T E before you b u y y o u r to p and aid i'-d rrasin g fertjlixgr th is y ear M a k e M o n ey from th * Increnaed c ro p yield s y o u w ill o b tain fro m u sin g ’ • . Calcium Nitrate . 13X Nitrogen . (N itrate of Lim a) — I B J g A m n u o ls , JO * CsJduaa ( M f tlsMscooa aquiealaal) A p p ly 100*200 p o u n d s p e r a cre a a to p o r aid e-d ressin g . A ik awe dealer for prices, in/armotkm and pamphlets Synthetic Nitrogen Products Corporation *— « = > * • ynk’ ’W i \ R aUigh I < 1 New York ria ntC tty reazniL Atlanta ManapEb f W s i^ n u l jT . ' " \ 1 1 »h i * s i r u i n ou\>e NOW I WANT H IM ! INNTIt svas alm ost n v er w hen th e pirl suddenly sprang in her l--rr. h e r d ark eyes turned nn h er hostess in flam ing defiance. *’I can ’t stand it any lo n g e r,'' •h e cried— " a ll th is sneaking and Iving and deception. Dan •n d f love each o th e r. Y ou've tto rig h t tn stand Iwtwccn u t. H e's been your husband Io n s en o u g h . • Sew l n j» r b in ! 1 D NORTH and WEST Two Excellent Through Trains Dally The older svoman, deathly pale, speechless with shock, turned to her husband. ^•Southland “ Sites r ig h t." he said . "There’s no use trying to hide i t any lunger. But I want you to believe, Jean, that I love you, too. You are ray wife— and I love you at a tried and true companion. But I love Marise—the other way. I fought against it — how I fam ily. First her son, then her ilaiiglncr — eager for new sensatio n i— were swept headlong tr. d isaster by the modern tide nf far-. A nil new her hus­ band yields in the sirenic lure of a I m c m a d young g irl whose kisses must eventually prove as deadly us a viper's itin g l W hat had she, h it wife, to oPer against the lure nf soft, red lira, against the seductive* net*, the 1'imaa <4 fljratnf routhP Nothing 4(nmoa. U h n ihuuU ih i . . . This wontsi's skin is ihe most scry tsnontl rest life rvscutkn evtr m b lisbed biTrucSsory Ms|ssiae. C rtiks ssy ifcsl d be cipnicm c se n publislwd la novel ions, ll svoakl be a coucry sviJc best teller over citbl. Uoquw tionsblr, her smsiing J IK Uxaurcs still ertste mart dmustioa iksa say story pruicj ia menl yti/s. Whether you N tn rc Du o r D r h i r r ^ fn ( ’li y l . 'r i i i 'i T bihetl JXX>|*iM»iaDia| iKXrr.aoJ emara r t m for May O T T . Te m u A p r. 1A Tha alaylng ef Rhoriff St. John’s SPRING FFESHVAL Transporlntiun 80UTH8IDE SCHOOL i t G ttraa JuUo p lan t sta rt eg t fmt recently at llo e w ls t k * So this wax her reward fig sacri­ ficing the best yean of her life to her home mad I rtvclsdoa cauilad I of Oae Wamas." I l But—it wax too strong for me. AVENGED < n rp t i lifetiaK of ucri* Ike IMrasNy North wim No* Perry Cof ■ L A Y IN Q lavinhed IT W O L F "Alluml’a Mont I'npulur Hotel" /Hnglc ntoms with Irnih. |2 . $L'.50. $3 Double roomK with bath, $.1, $1.00, $5 Fireproof-------- European N. E. FI rot St. Near Hay llixraync Popular I'Nccd ltcntatirnnt In Connecllnn Elton J. Mougfctoi F in e md othrr haunting lore mrlndlr*. A M-nsatlonal romance-you will nesrr I'rmcrlpllona Filled Promplljr And Accurately B. B. Auto and Battery BarvLs U m m open modern repair MEAT MARKET Bewitching Lupe “The Friendly Drug Store" E. Flml Hlrtcl Hanford Sfmnlicitv M a r k s Tailored C l o t h e s Of Paris Fashions and SANFOlin Company M1LANE PARIS, Ap. 1 6 -(IN S > —Eiffel Tower, the lellcsl girl in th r t lr » Association awyl Independent Church Circle Holds leader w rfld (for towre L feminine In on the campus. Meeting: On Monday Mol characterised tha student French | has Just relrliratcd her mind •» "getting more and more fortieth birthday and uni ke her All essays for? tha F lag Contest, The membetu of Cirri* Number calloused toward tha use of li­ sifter*, remains as .avelp ami which Is sponsored by tha At- Tw o of the First flxptlat Cbur'h quor.'' iternally )uung a* the day she Hootlrggrr Respected ing: Mrs. Davs Garrett. Mm. W, ■arty Given For Club By Mrs. Chittenden T A M .A H A S S E E — C o rb rif atl-»kr IVorth-Spillway bridge loi.al Church at Raulevard and over Welt l> lm Reach cenal at Aligustlne streets wll be mtmdelde northern limit* of cl v ami Dixie frtTcTbiilinib's bufldln;;. * Highway will be widened. f are of InYcnllon* ami Do m ania o? tha i w entath Century*' ib a Juniors are w riting their an nual essay fo r tha Colouiai Daugutar'a Medal. beat eaaaya of thraa boys and Dt.e* gir.a w l, be choo«n and li o n r t m i e tha best essay uf wnc boy and-one girl will be select.d. in* winners will raceive in«iiala while tn* o th rr four wi 1 get certificates of honorable mention. There w;i| be a public reading ut the winning essays lb* first.w rak in May. With th.* pubU* leiuing, th* Little T heater Club will put on liilrn Kortiand*.', to ths follow­ f Kevue. N EW YORK. A p r, 1 7 - U N 8 ) Machlne gun bandita .tuck up a laelcah earning a payroll mrsseng rr and a police guard today, open­ ed fire, wounded the policeman anJ rwnped with a hag cf money con­ taining 110,000. The oiym ll was l>eing taken to the Hell Te'rphopa laluratorlea by an rid ir'y im-sscng rr and a young employee of tha Thum dny rick. editor of the “ Michigan Daily.” Ha said It would find little co-operation am dig stu­ dents and probably react nrgalively. Solve O w n Problem "Rut this does not mean tha students are not solving « ihe liquor problem In Ihelr owAx way," hr wrnt on. ‘T h e y are better lift alone In title rrgard, a* «*• met on Monday afternoon at the hem* of M i«. A . M. Phillips, .'lid Oik Avenue, with Mrs. Phlllin* presiding over the business ses­ sion when o'd and new business was disposed of. A study course In Lata in th* afternoon a sal’d » » eonrs* was served by tha hostess, a assistad by Mrs. W. D. Gardner. , r*'. ^* ” • 1*e*> am f Mr*, la** Lonolty. Those present wtrn: M«*. it. G. Fox, Mrs. Emmett McCVl, Mrs. Lea A. Conoey, Mrs. B. B. Boggstt.' Mrs. Clyde Byrd, Mrs. Edmund Melsch, Mrs. A . W. U v . Mrs. C. Im. Park. M.a. John K. 61cDonald, Mt*. W . D. Gardner. Mr*. R. L. Peck Jr., and Mrs. Ward Al • Glamarv °f Miami. Ikxna In Franc* an4 her rasonsnt Voice broadcasts entertainment •ml information all over Europe, while- her luminoua nocturnal ail. houette enlightens the city thnt *h* helirvra “ it |>aya to advrrtire." Eiffel Tower it the hl|thr»l (tru rtu rr in the world. It ream up 1*81 fret, 11*2 feet higher than the Woolworth bulld'ng. ‘ It la •atimatrd that 13,000.000 vlaltota from all part* of the world haxe vlalted It aince it was inaugurated. Mlaa Adeline Mitchell, Mrs. Alonto Mitchell end John Cromp­ ton -of Wilmington, D el, who have been visiting a t Garda Park, left Tuesday fo r their rampueefi would result In bitterhe-me. nree," declared Kenneth G. Pat­ W. R LONG . - j u t " ' y i.'iip biul | lin e | Mrs. Alfred Lilja has returned from Savannah,' G o , wjiere the hat been visiting her sister, Mrs. K. J . Council. STUDENTS KNOCK PLANFORPROBE OF CAMPUS HUM’ Tuesday are wiitdig etsayi under the auThe Social Department of tha ptrvision Or the English teachers, Woman'* Clab will have Its usunt she bopbomore* aro working -.a bridge party at t:30 o'clock In Uie the E>ks easry wniib U " H u American Flag—Its ~ * Foal M o r e /hjs cameixy, Jtlm Yalta hxmied herself entertolakig tho •♦her member* of th* company. Seemingly tfralosa, aha would *<•« and done* for hours, while ( I'-ipl* i.u •inivs I f bind gin . il'.ir* o' xhI ^ pr i"Und a im - Personals 4 o’clock a t her atudlo, BOO Oak Avteuei Miaml-linmnliate rompletknt of mor,. than 20 miles higkxvty almigi.rsnsl tank* in Evrn.'Ud)*| will li,* undertaken by Dade C.iui. ’ ty Highway Drpr.rtmenl, . |. I'v try gallon o f PA N -A M |>aso1lne r n t f r i y ear tank C hL 'A N . PA N -A M is watcliexl th ro iijli every rtfinin;; p ro c r a , g u i r j n l from field lo lltr p u v |> to t.iie your m otor clean, dependable gasoline. A nd 3 d e a n m otor tnJans str.-.Jy, liiglt perform ance. *r f o 'j^rrrrIT alliona as Ww-nographcrs. ‘i u c u young people have liad actuil training In U klng dictation fiom /ho dUfercnt teachers. Mary Bail act and Cather.ne Lake are u«e girls who have taken dictation uum Mr. McKay; M artha M m and M a tg a m It light nave been working a t Mr. Johnsons rrq u ra ,, Satardoy The piano pupils of MIm Madt- Minnie Lou H unter lo r H im lint Mallem will give a recital at Schaeffer; and E rnest Jowara for bhl County J o A tlh if u have ri fight lo invritigola carer. O f wl.j use aro they ' T , N.vcasota iTthi-t well, .hn law pnrviilek Salaries "(rsuch oflices, an alas would di*a salarim -ir therci word nb asilitsr Sn'Jeit.'r*? J. II. |n f\L Peterrburfr In-frpi udint. . Nti.li' i hand'll u"m>.iii<d llin t n 'iin i-r in I * 4*0 iDnvctl, it i i t t l i l !*•« ^ Itn i-I |>it. U | ln t ti umJiu.iSly quiki tha Afternoon Duplicate Club at 8 o'clock at her home, 136 Elliott Avenue. The W . C. T . U . Will meet at 4:k'j o’clock with Mrs. Otto g dimeh] at her home oa Jewett ire. Mrs. E . O. Langston of O rndo will bo speaker for the o fU r- e A Tdifpa Juri*r ruieifthat A sikl ui«l finely t!ni(h »-f hi vif«* an I Unr . « ij In ■r. iunh o»»» In* v n t «»vtl nrrafn Ik n w iih, |'*«s|- mit | .Mi a t 3:30 o'clock la tha school I "Tlum lor the Installation el M yicera. Tha execullva board fulfillment. in llti. B f H h 't r i |»i»*v.mil | lty th e uo “ W h en »r* you going my pretty m aidT" . anola Chapter Number Two U k will meet at 7:30 o'/-** \ “To the Senior Flay kind air,*' aha said. ■ Masonic Hall for loltiaT o miss that play would.be a sin; L Side P . 'T , A . will meet Corte on with me tu *iumha [•’•lock In the school sudiInn’l’". L • • « m m ar School P. T . A . will Tbe following may be of inter- live M ro a r eduction. I t AOu rsch us ho^r to w ik snd how play, how to a r t aha holy td tjith w to find saurces beyond du selves ahd resource* within i-A selves. Education, should- d r i l l us. not niublliie "in*. Hut In thl* . ccipiiry ll conrrn It.*elf with th r “ati-rage'* psTso who doc* n o t exist.' acd Irayus oi nf ronrli'eratlon. >a»* exceptions! tho Individual. It fi dfrcrt^l wholl to the iutotlcit and |i V ,rM w t ’ o itiisiiicr.uli.ii a | art D A mill -< tnilry. n lttu iy By Natalie k'araworth W O ni.D 'S W O U K !' il » iili l lie kni'W'letlpo iIi i ! i t . ix I ni" I | it i......I an ' h-if fn c e v e ry riic tiiy il Social Calendar High SchooLNotes OUR CULTURE RATIO LOW ‘‘(In n rin tn w h o a r c tlo im r Im n n h " lh to th o i n a n i t y n f w h it I' ■ » tu- i in H o r,.n : "lor (mul l ill li,'i» prov |»rr . ■!' fiv. fit , th e y w r il e w llli u i p i r h I n c k o f tu iu u li-ilg i', a ta l lo I In* co n n - tioll) X., j i A i II h t r y <»f w h ii h IlicV a n - t i l ' s c n i ; ” th e t h i n ) g in iip i ' t iiiii|H'.-i'<I X !•» 11l*(l •i i'i'ii |MT!«>tiii "w h o p i l e I hirin'* Im • I h i a p a m o o f c x - p n tr i ■ ih i f «imtd llu 'y cici'l lo l n n i a r i l v In la v in Ih e I 'n i l - i l S t a ' tvhtinf iljt'jf ritliltl liv e in ( f u h i. p r o t it l 't l lty (Int'tU t law - " ll lo-il.s i(K if (lie f'lim in '.G n ii'i'in n i > I ho I . *.oii|i- nlHhi!; il.ii'tam l o v e r a im tia i , w h ic h i> f q v i; I on ili-t fa> o f il. .' .m all i'r<di|i o f juT nom t. i <>int"**’• " i' liie p n iv e r liia l "i h ill" h a n hi r u m a ife lo a p p i-.ir a > a j n " i n l a i ’i. T h e Ir le n -'h "till-re.*I, tv lii.ii Ih e l'n i te f l 'nI.o I * him aht.Mt ■ tcan il'- l - 'l iii .It - li tt le ii.lati'l r tp u h lit'. pii-i luili i I hn im U tility o f tu fr o n t tln tr.n i'c lie iitg ilnno T of 'nh.T liy n m in o r ttv p f *p|t'f«(i in le r e n l i a m i iin l'lirity neeki r.-i. A im l ir a h im e w e lic rii a f l i t l h l o f f'tlh tt tilt'l xv •If *-<irttftl'* - il' I" .oiM '- |-H )|i.ip .u il.; xinl v iv ftttu n lia rf-.t o f a few im liv iiln ald . F lo tilla , w h ic h i« f ’liltii'n n e x t iltwir m-i;. 1«1»« i*. o f f e r ! mt Pbrunjile w h ic h C u lm w onlil tin well lo fo llo w . T h i n : lwr«c i i f n t i n v 'i w ill'll tliis s l a t e , in th e tiifoiM o f tm p re . 'tli-tg,-(| tn ttp u i'lly , nml fa e in ir n n l i m i l f l i n l i n e ’ th v c lo p in c n n Ini S een t h o l:irg e l» * 'f v ifrio lie n lia e k Ih r o iiu h ml ih e c o tiitlry M o (M v » iim P k i i h 1. (lie u l a l e ha* p aiil llltle I t e f l lo il - i ril i i h n l I t a i e t'iilin u i'il lo Itnilo a m i irrovv*ami iirn fil l y lln o t'te k s . C ulm m a y w ill f o r e t i r i 'n l . e * o f lilsp ru n lltH l pc "ii;t. ant* p o a iio n i it > Intnitte < << f il< \i-l" o ln p a lic it t tu itilry - And Personal Activities D A Y T O N A N KXVB-JOt It N A L W E D N E S D A Y , A P R IL IT . I W is M uT raa hairy Miytiinc. il *l <o*r sews Tune Im am thr Trot Sarj Hour ( m « M every Friday nleftI our WOK and die Columbia Chela. Gsruuk Your Paper far Eton Tama. Out S o w ! True S to r y �I I In Financier's Death Into a fUld. The landalH* occurred when tie tpproachlng train, running *( fat| vpced w as w ithin 200 f e « ef tbs .•pot. The engineer, John ]UiQr and firem an John Mannnxj wars nut injured. Six c a n * » i da. rjlied . Some of them Isngiog. ,.r r the bunk of th e creek which parallel* the track. Non* ^ th-. t»i , *• m tyi passengers wer* Injured, accord* I ' b-ulu ..el ire indicted and cu t. litf tu report* reaching heri • icted on the chanf®, he fare* |>o»„th e imprisonment ot IS yearn, B unnell-O ptraliona • started ,’ t uO une or bath. local potato canning pl»A|tut cha ye u£a,nti (leal >.n - i..j n .r.u x m ol a d r n u par • Lake C ity-G rocery and. A\ the Hotel M srgueiy here opened next to ColumN** a i .he party guest* were Icav.ng, W> Util and Smith engaged in an i. - macy. rm a tto n g* to which lould »,■ ■ ; BrjJwn. aAUjv.if.- .Webb Service S tatio n KI c n M completed a t Lee. ! "rrtherrr VtW M/ kMITwh o f illle, K /., to the H ate' p uut Who. S it, xelected fo r establishment •he wcb eta rin g . It is sli-g.il ll.n Bell knocked Smith to 'he pmun'i of airport a t Vero Beach. in f,k tln g injuriea whl.'.i i c u l u J I a Pells—Approxim ately 34 A in the Cleveland m an's death a few hours later. mile* highway to be Improved In llrndry County between this plarr *nd Palm Beach County Una NEW TOr.K. Apr. 17 —(IN S )— .With Samuel E. Bell, e'derljr ell producer, lie s on 110,000 »>all • n atp H wit hicrcnd degree man­ slaughter in connection w.lh tru Vf A rthur .Vorpsn Sraiir, v.ccMjy Cleve and b u .iu n j man, . .j-o , Ltiit.lcL Attorney J o .b tlantcn’a office « i u tAiaiiy *( work today assembling cV deuce i> Over TalkieAdvent • V. ’ al New# Berries , tf 1NNEA PUL1S, Minn. April ilfho-Thd rity of Minneapolis, beth* northern terminal of several eaiAmerciat air Ifew*, has become •me ef the outstanding aviation ast e f th e country during Hm Avtatlo n actititles in Hlnneap tU .8 a U .h e ik to the fo n aatien e f Um A sm Club e f Mlnneapolla IwMeh w ae.organised tn 1030. The u tt ia s li u a d iia firia j V SCftteM W birv ,e f . f i t Aaro T tu b reeoltcd in tha wslabiishmtnt of a landing field aM tit seven asllea from the eeot-r efH hdbuaiaeai district of thU citv •e M * m .who underwrote,Ha e stib imkmenl and who built * hang** This field w as prim arily eetab'.Abed to provide facilities for the •sv rrn m sn t a ir mall aervlc* which t i U eeUblUhed In 1921. This air m ill aerrioe w as discontinued a fts r about .three months operat'on but the** «em e buelaeee msn continued to finance th a flying field look'nr forw ard to th* future d e re k p a e n t of .aviation. A etirily Bis chewed Following the dleeentlnuanee ef the a ir mail eerrice, th ere was very Httle activity for about a »M r ami a.h alf a t which t m# the r partm ent authorlied th* eeUbltsl, irt.-nt nf a ipnaeeot* H ttien al Guard A ero Sfiuadr* n,:Ta*. squad t r on was organ ted cnU o ^ tk ip c i and the 'fitate LeglsU ture a u th o r, bed th* co n e tn tttk n of three h a a g e rt atrih* Hying fleld.B hort. ly .u fU r th* m iabl.lhm ent of Ihr MaUefiet Guard Lqiusdmn which Is wew,known et.lb * il9Mhv4fMM*o* Fight UponFederai Reserve Board Has Gained-New Force ‘ 1 7 .- (Continued Prom Page One) and ttch cielin a Ilka David ' H ark G riffith and Samuel GoWwyn, "W ith eur puli In a rtla ti and o u r combined a ta lla , we will be able aa • corpora.Ion to turn out eith er ta'.klee or al'ent film*, of th e 'auper* variety, and yet not tu b« caught out If public liking for tha 'term er tu rn s ttil. “Ail w ant new outlets for their film*. They w ant th eir own thoatroi If U ey can g et them. We have <0; W arner Brother* 300. Think w hat th a t means In saving of distribution end sales expense*. W ith our combined organisation Wo to h dhow o c r-p k lW w iffJMi) tbonier* throughout Amor Ito and a t the tam o tlmu keep the other* ^nesting In proiuctlcn and quality. T hat is our answer to those who are flih tin g us.” ---* Doug" said th a t tho only cool man In Il:l!ywood is Charles Chap In. According to Fairbanks, ' C harlie" is taking the whole thing philosophical.y, anylng: “The public will Judge. 1 aw ait the public's verdict." Fairbanks says th a t Chaplin Li not ag ain st the talkies ami will make one If he nu k es up his mind tlN b )—'ih r asiticipaUd congrossional assault ot llic bedim** tu serve li» a id .* u i i u .policies m ik e today from ,wo sources. Heprvscmatlvc It.id, Republi-an o( ll.utois, introduced u reso­ lution In the House proposing *u Investigation by a tununit.cu oi nl»ie membeta to lielviinuu Whither the l oard la committed •o a policy of camp* til tic i w.Ut die pru,aa«d European “world sank’’ which would torce the United H iatts into the U a g u e o( Nations, A i the same time, Representa­ tive Black, Democrat of Now I'ork, accused the board of “en­ dangering American prosperity" uy ,t* tig h . .on spucJibllve louts and In aiding the stabilisation u. fU elgn bank in-; systems. " i f my rssoiu ion i* adopted,” raid R ird , "1 shall insist m a t (Continued From f'ngr One) the Investigation shall n o t b : ducted advertising campaign I* r e p ,cteiM o-lw,. tha—s—iut em L,i__a idgb Inquiry Into the actlvltirs probbm with w idth celery grow•>nd pullrlea of thr leueisl re- era have been battling fur years, setv: ayslem during ih r It) years Inch hav« ft..hived the World It wax said. The undertaking was dsicrilHtl War. ’fire people of t h ' Mldd’e West by tho d tlegates to bn olio of the are thomughly aruiued beraurc greatest e ilo rts of it* kind ever .h ire was n heal.by pruajierity launched in Ibis sta ir, being e rr. in the rontuitixial world whlrli und In rx ten i and Importance on­ -e-ms to have h*>n Jolted by the ly tn tile citru I clearing bouse action nf th« Federal R t.rrv e association. Wlliingm-s, of all Hip ;ntcrested parties tn <o^>|H'ratr was praised and interpreted as nn cx rrllrn t Indication nf the hearty endorsement which la repotted tn bo given tho (them e by ((rowers jf February. here and In the Sara olu and Manatee rrclions. I)*ile City retldenm wi'l h A* i rg an 'stii, the Florida Cel­ m rdrlrd ami provider! with me facilities fo r use o ' hospl.nl ery Assoclr Mon will function In­ definitely, with each y e a r’s cam ­ Gainesville A ls('tun County will paign ex|>eeird to ho enlarged *"'•* alioin ItOOMOO pounds of anil extended In nroteirt'on In the totmceo this srasnn. results Dial have Iwen nhtained in the pre.edlng season. None of M clboum e-Plaes pn'Oe"" the details of the f lir t year's camImproving liwal flying field. STATE CELERY MEN ORGANIZE A T LAKELAND Bill Would Create NewCommksionTo Film State History TALLAHASSEE, Apr., 1 7 (It(S )^ C rw rtlo n o f an historical motion picture commission tn film th« history of Florida w as propos­ ed In a bill introduced In the State Senate today by . Senator W. W. Phillip*. The b n Carrie* wtth It an appro­ priation of 150 000, an d 's u thorites the commission', which would be composed of five members, to con­ tra c t with motion picture rompsnlrs fo r portrayal of the state's rom antic history. Two c f the commission's mem­ bers would be women, under the term s of the measure. A bill creating a board of plumb­ ing commissioners has also mad* Its appearance, Introduced by Sena­ to r Hodges of Tallahassee. . Another bill Introduced concern­ ed the abolishm ent o f the offlreof state tax equkllter, and ia the com­ panion to a bill already Introduced In the House. H was presented by Senator Johns of Starke. Probably the moat Important action In the House was the Intro­ duction by Representative Csltlwr 1 of Sarasota, calling for the ap­ pointment of a committee tn local legislation to which all bills or thb. character would lie referred for examination .as to whether they were advertised In accordance with provision* of the Constitution. (Continund From Pi ge One) the orders of the fivlrrnl giund jury here liefore which fie was summoned tn tell supposedly of gangland condition* berau e lie Is afraid, Gtisik admitted, Capone wna not questioned about gungland - ro n d ith n . by th a t body hut about hts Ino me lax !»yrncnti. Capone fears not only ilra«tii' srt'o n liecau.r ol nliirig to pay, hnt also beiisu-r hfaUlfii'd p dortoifs eertifirnto • tntlng he was trr> III to leave Florida and come to Chicago to b* quiv.llolled. Cnpone's frlx-mt- m e frank In tidmilting tho gangster chief cx p ccta'to receive *a sen'.rnre of appnixlm ately six months ic NSUonsI Guard Aeroiflqusslrsn th a iflyi#grileld ww* (dedksled ex Mu W s: '“bambeflaln Fiylnir MinneField in iu ,;tu n r ef two UinneapeUe flyer*, .both tons of ’prompromw tre killed . le. World War. Tb* flying .field hoe continued id be the home of tho .tODih H itaean t. Naliunal Guard Aeiubqiuuirt# . in 1330, tho Pdgt Office Uspartm ent authorised the netebllehSlfht of contract ;*ie ma 1 route*. Ml* of wh!ch wax cetabllehrd be­ tween CAkairo itnd M»e tiwtn C ite s with it* Northwest terminal loca­ ted a t the Wold-Chamberlain T y­ ing .FtaJd .and servo.■ was a ta .tu l Ml Jsn c at th a t y e .r, T h e rout* af,t*r going through the Uvveiupiuv’ii I h l r U .a connnurd tn operate ana today Is on a paving bioints.. e u n c lp e l Airport Minneapolis, like many other d(<M ot ii.v cMinliy, duVeioped air u u n jtd n eis to n g reat ex ten. i »mediately following Colonel Chark * A. l.mdl trg h ’e famous IrnneAUantlc Hlght. At th a t lime, ngltation was s u ite d lo r n municipal airport. T his xg tatlon brougi.t about the need for a more concert■xj development of nlr.m m dcJners resulting In tho epprintm snl of • large A v„tk:n Committee qf th* Mlonenpolii civic and Commerce Association, composing 100 mem­ bers representative of Ulc various bn tines* Interests, aviation enthus­ iasts and pilots. At tho same time (be Minneapolis Chapter of the National Aeronautical Association was formed and tire two g.oups, which to tom e extent comprised the same people, got behind the municipal airport project. Sulise quently, on June I, 1028, th r WoldChamberlain Flying Field was a c ­ quired aa a municipal airport by Ibo Minneapolis Board' of Part. Commissioners and plans were made to develop the field a t one of the finest airports in t!ie rounliy . In May lt>28, tbe o 'rcraf( opera, tore In Minneapolis eomluiled "tbc BNAPPEU AT tllL W A U tttZ —The Ullwauhr* Post Offlce gun squsd. orgmlcrd to ward r(I band.is. first Northwri t A ircraft Show a: Thry icoctilly drfanlrd Hie V/acomln National U uanl team -store SIJ3 to JttIJ. Pcilinntlcr i'cler r . the W orid-Chaniberlaln M unlcfnl rtascckl la at Uie left. A irport, with thr- ‘ upem tion of the Minneapolis Civic Coipmrtce Aeaocialion This show which was attemh-d by roqrc than tH),000 pis>bad a very stim ulating effect on the citlsens of Mlnnea twills and vicinity and did a great dual to fur* th er establish alr-oiiudcJtirw . The U. H. Army and the aircraft industry In general, were well reaietcn • rd at this show. ,ltaa Might UsASsr Today, there a re eight h a a g a n located at the munlc'pal a in w rl, or which threr' ore ownel by the Unlverrel A ir Ice*. Inc« and one li, th* Nortliwcst .'.irn a y j, Inrorpoist Mi- b rth ronim artial eoMpanies operating rru c la r services l>c;wo » lUnnaapoii •' rn d CWcago. Th. North-west Airway*. Incorporated i p t n i i n lh r i k n u ll M rv lc f.in d one passenger line to Chicago Thr Universal Air L nee n|>erat*a on* p e t icngrr line to ClevtUad v n Chicago Bath. of. these ccXTlpOftlc* use l ri-mo to red equlnm rnl onnr* gtvSvg highly e f lk iin l mcvW to th* public of th* ";NorDiwes‘ Thro* of Urn han-mre are owee-* tr* the B ute* of Minnesofn and sre used b r tho 103th M nnesct* Votloosl Guard A e n Squadron Tho olghth hangar It usod by tho “ • n l Peserve A vlst en Squadngv VNlt-RDB which w as ooubllehed These wUhtoar-sliaped eaoirtven.-ri are called “O-V Tub**- They a r t marine dr.rrtor tl They detect the ttnroxcn of nurtne cralt. and cip*c laity submarine*, and **• dasiancd p .w rity ai In Mlrn**oolfs during th* sum safety derlcas. Their exact opjtxllun has not been die tinted as yet. ThU photo wax taken at b i k e Bi m or o f 1328. The experts shown UXUnj lubes art, lilt to rtgbt: W. IL B a tte r, Cl Veux. W .U yitJsird and B. It. Hul Testing Marine “Deteclor Tubes” Duriag th* wtntqr of WI7 sad > i,. Art In porcrtabi (rent tiir ha-™* cf tJi* t *iou, Of- usn pcrrrhin artist, Mrlsacn. uhleh are on thovr r.t the “Ca >"ut Hc-i*-" cf the Berlin Sou. The** two Cguics arc till 'd " th e Oc 'i .am ' a;.d "Neptune.” W SCARFA€EJ7 A L IS “BUSTED” AS RACKET F A I L S 1 EvriDiOvees All Crack Shots K Banquet W ill Honor Plain Spoken Editor * dwv ' r AMARILLO, Texas, Apr. 17.— ( INH)—A rrangem ents wurc being mads today fu r a banquet In honor of Gene Howe, editor of tho Amarillo' News Globe, whom! attack on Mary Garden and the program presm ted here by the Chicago Civic Grand Opera Com* pany, caused widi-aprrad com. ment. The banquet Is to be n te sti­ monial for "an editor who Isn’t afraid to apeak out." Meanwhile Mayor Ernest Thomruson, husband of May Peterson, form er opera alar, ifld a gm un of .A m or l ritisens have announced th e y ‘ will no, pay a f a anre of 31,(HU, riwimei -umpony. "Sixteen of our burlnesi men "Igncd the guarantee and they do p o t intend to make guoii, ’ said Thompson. “O ur politlon ia that we were not given what we w trf promised. We dare the Chicago Civic Grand Opera Com­ pany to sue us. Creosote is tb* b n t healing agent for throat and lung troubles. All coughs settlt la throat or (.belt. That's w hy tbty yield at once to LEONAUDI'S cough SYULt- tmroaoriD The Cough KUlww NO MORE GA IN ’- STOM MCI AND BOW^L Train Derailed A fter Crashing: Landslide Pair skl-mit at Wrnyni. In Hie llcrnrr.e Alps In 8v ttrfrtand. Tills variant of the ski gstre Ij rrplrta with thrills and especially In tha early season, before the snow la rented .*■ Ulcicntly to provide a goud floor for the long woet'et? ru n n .n of tha i . ly is held. Ita'inn Poifinment >s June Consistory7’o t‘•ThTSw’ r»v f y t!,n t t e n t y of Lewie n the CstlioJ c !Be Poctponed Unti?1•?-S5utio? l urch end the It.itlnn Htatu late nvirtti. Then w ll1 eomo t.l* Coming N cvrnl r tills i. i i. out tssl.s rnanccted witn . i h ittin g li|i of the new pnjnl ■i i . It.e rrea len ol tilt; new g iv ri ..up nt, the InLtioJ ictU n or d p .unit,tie iclatiuint and Ihu tvrrltvr1 nd egnl chanTv'i tmiHoicd ly i!.» tre a ty an l cor.cun’r t . • j lie e leeo istln tie r tn-Ls w I cause such bustle ni l contusion i •. i tbe Vatican th a t If might I n ti' ie e with the co n -.itrry . Cans? qutnllv the pspal sdvieort h v I • i dive y decid'd to pos!|,onc it ••’’III quV't is reste cd. l ir e consistory tu!t ;*cir is ol I mole interest to tho Lu. -it iiti.ii. "mi to Italy b e e n ; - of I-i.- p,,i In jail, fiiirik I ' c ' l p -t any ibllity of three Amcrlcutu being w bitlirr Capiinr wt 1.1 return |d * li'vpieil tu tho College uf C o.inn i (dingo In face th e n.u^L- i r whether he would t-.i - ' r t )■>• fed­ Jackaonville-M yrtlo Place to bo eral government rind him first. paved. BOSTON BALTO. >3 0 2 * SAYRE. Penn., Apr. 17. — (INH)— Running Into ^ landslide six miles south of Itharn oq the Ithar* branch of the Lehigh Val­ ley Railroad the s ta r crack COLDS MAY DEVELOP INTO PNEUMONIA* Cousin ftom n id i Buy lead to se­ rious lioublc. You can slop (hem now with CrromuUInn, an craultlhcd creowie that Is plraunt la take. Crromuliion It ■ medical dlKovriy with Iwo-fold actioni It sooihea and oesla iho Inflamed membrane, and Inidbili frjm gtoutb. Of ail known drugs creosote U tec. Ofnited b* high mediftl sulhorilles •a one of the greatest healing agrncie* Joe coughs from colds and bronchial iiritaliona. Creomutsion contains In sddilion la to creosote. Other healing Staling cleroem. which rootbe tnd heal ika ’ intiimr J mm branfi or J atop (b« lr*f )ll4iiun, HhKn Ibf* crfttjup |n n qh | qA|ibo rtomjcbt l U r M into fWfc bind atlAfkA lhe ofK afGbr troubla • fll'itl cliccki |]jc gtoi«ih «f irW (frm i. V1,11‘ J CrfomuuioR la (uaruvtrrd AaliafacI lory in t[» trrarmonl of ctxJL* fr»« J ' roJJic bronchiiii and tninotTorma ol'. * broncbtsl Irritslions, and 1s excellent lur bollding up the s(ttem alter cold*If or fu. Money refunded If not rs- licsej after laLlsg semtding to dime. V wna. Aak Aak your druggirt. dmggiit, (m ( tdlvr j Il rant. C R E O M U LS IO N U>( / W TH E COUGH FROM COLDS THATHANG ON'*'1 MBuick getaway, power and speed surpass any car I have cvex, J fjirnfi f U i l W e ll* ^ B. R., Brockton, M suK • ( n a s ir s /a s r « f a ti/J *| M ore than 130,000 m en and w om en h i vs proved for them selves the th rillin g Buiek perform ance to w hich this ow ner testifies V • “nd having proved it, have bought the nt;w B uickl A similar thrill awaits you! Come, take tha wheell M ia L They got behind wheel * * got the facts - *a n d bought BUICKS NEW SHIPS FROM JACKSONVILLE ECONOMICAL because fares include meals and berth. RESTFUL because no noUe, no dttft • > . 1 Inaury rrulse tn eprlng aun and salt air . . . AalomobOee at GREATLY reduced rales . . . Through farts, including ship-rail, to all points. PJIILA. M onday Thnradaja; BALTO. and BOSTON Sunday* Thursdays-• 5 P . H. MERCHANTS fcMINERS Transportation Com pany Pier 800 E. Bay Street Phone B^OS JackteHBb _ ' - - - ---CowpM . . . . iu y s ly w n c m s . . . Tbara pric . 1 f t« 120 stmts i2i 1 1 4 1 0 to f t j }0 i ’U it luVv liis u g i o o SUUeS Jay t i n s ID 8214 MJ I lo ( I f f gi lIf D. h. fW Jci facxi.rr, apctUI tquinmeni . T , r , V*nJ*o( urass u a bv srraagsd au tbs liberal t,.M a !2 I Tm ^P r C n M i r l b t J r l i t r t J f i r i r t * , u t i l mi (b , U a ttbtm «wmpMTtMf trlam itbilti t alma. Sanford Buick Magnolia Ave. Phone W7 ;r �r v A vet-ti N E S D A Y , A P R I L 17, 1 9 J 0 7 . WANT AD RATES Sanford Dally Ur raid Term*: C aih k Adeanea Telephone ad*, will oa received fo r patron* anU cullrvlur le n t Immediately fo r payment 1 Time .... 10c a line S Time* _____ tic a line 8 Tim t* .—a__ 7c a line -Time rate* on re^iaraL f t . roduroj ratca a ie for conaecutlv* innertlun*. Five word* of av trag a ItOfftlt o re counted a lint. N o ad under S line* accepted. K -*>-A4>wi|rr(tlalng. U reathetad I f tw proper xtaaalflcaUon. . I f an error la mad* Th* * A rh U e i- H rreld aril! be reapoiulblo f Of only ona incur­ r e d Inarrtion, the a d re ttlie r for aubaequvot Inwrtion*. Th* oTlir* ahould lid notified Im­ mediately In c a te of error TO A nYERTISEftS ' A (leratd re p in e ntn tire thorouRhly fam iliar with rate a, rule*, and cluaaifleatton will tdvo you complete Information. And If, too w ith ,'th e y , will a,■fit you In wordinit your want a ( to make it moru effective. l-£ V n n o u n c e n u - m « WANTED — Ambi'aoui, ImhraL ± tio u i perron to introduce and supply the demand (or Hawlclyh Product* In Sanford and oilier nearby town* or ru ra l d lttricta. ti l l ) tu | l i )0 a month or mote clear profit. lUwleigh Methods e e t bui'lnei, everywhere. No Bell­ ini* experience required. Wo aupply Produ.’j , O utfit, Sale* and Service M.’th id t— ’verything y<*. need. Profit* bcTcase every month. JLotvrit price*; b e rt xalue>; n;o,l e r n pi i c service. W. T. Ilatvlelch Co., (lept. FA —5222 Memphix, Tenn. THE VERDICT " a w r * i s » n o ■W ib5 l« t» fV — rAr-> ~ t{ n ." ' ' S U L T S u n d t h a t Is w h y w r antf-Twn— - ■ lo b e Ih e ju d -rc e n d r e n d e r y o t m n r n v c rtK rl on t h e p u llin g pow er o f H E H A t.I) C L A S S IF I E D A D S . WANTED—Truck to bring few thing* from Jatkaanvlile to Sanfcnl. II. II. I^waon, 812, Union Ave. WANT TO T R A D K -P um p, mo­ tor, 80 gallon tank, c m p le tr w ater outfit fur light car. Adilrc.ii "|*uinp*' care Herald Cosllnfj only a few cents, they arc the IHlle irianf* of advertising JndicimHly used they will Incrt-smc sales and satisfy every ttanl. I5-r*Aparimcnls mr Honl EOK RENT—Mahoney np ti., I()0< Park Ave- W ater and g a n g * furrtithrd. Call 18—J . The Adverllsin-r Department of The Herald will be Rind to help word your ad so it will bring Ihe greatest poeriblo returns at th e -least cost. CLKuiENTS A IT S .—<312 Park Ave. Apt*, for ren t available Apr. 1, Apply Apt. 1. Herald Classified Ads Reach Thousands They P ay—Phone 148 7 JF .N R V rO r U P. '.tio cemilflfd ■t’l.ipi* which be picture, i, nal * 5, l ami ilrliv vied the miliiem'.i id far Ictrhrd. The rvimuefclal ti-i' ..x ;„ j-c d —l. d av In c* rn ln.ftl llalltfltull *CU.-lIoilbilll_t t ' . rr i» t ft time it ii u. tv n rrc u a ry l<> ilrvotf 11 tlx* p ir p a ttllm and c u ’lting o' iiiihH druj,cry in the 1,’ine. i’rrhapt hr want, proplc l<> la te en r- i . - i ■;! till- Ih me l i a minim tin lime (or mo'.nrin; M *ff r itr, *■,. H u t iii* jtouicwife appreciate! iMj ?■ In it p ro te d by the fart tlu t ixti a rile, in till Itrw 1 Tok, “ My t'h it Hi, -n ntore ra n t id pru*ev«ed lim.lt losopliy of Induilty": w ire p in ! Y I and m id in 1*23 t t u 1 “1 he r r r a l ; t Vm In ill* heme Im liy 1* I m tn n r h rinul-viT. ll m iv ►■uml l i t - an ailen ld iin ? rr>';‘.' •* *i>wi In a.li;ii'o.., bill m »i | .-n n find a In '1 1 tinirli i ( lltc u> Vive cn l'I'V . ■>I d - l n r r ii In a h ! an I ni'Clti in* r e ti ii i .1 i.ti.d SAN POK'D PRUH CO. SVn Deliver—I'none uJ5 FuinDhed A partm ent fo r r<nt— Pntk Apia.—P ark Ave, and I Rt], s t, T rigldalie. Rent rcaion> u w h'lo , , hjU on the tald* t “ P* ible. Plionu 742—J. flnlahed with W ater Spar .'w atrrp ro o f varni,h. For fttora, FOR REN T..■Fuinl*h:d mom* on arcond fir or of llep o li building fd fhiture and woedwork. S J d by FANFORD PAINT and WALL Con b,, rented on n very icnionTAPER CO., 110 W. F irat S t. oli'e b atia, lnijulro of Fotim an, The Herald. Need a painter? Call nUJ. t- ] F ord Foresees A 12— W anted. I n ft i viurli il It tin' le 'I I i ivpaiul iii lie iTcrknt-n'i I. i'..“ Nut 5a Far Fetched ‘ I ik r m e ' nf Ii i l’ Tin. a , h 't rm n p r r s n it , - .i * , iiilicatr*, tl.ii Almnzan Assui l).S. N o tT o F er^ Warfare On*Bordet ■Uutvrr*nl Aviation Corpoialton alilill li-titlliy umiounced thai it’s fleet of Hurts would bo Increase I JUAREZ, Me*., Apr. 17—flN ltt i in thirty through itMcia then —CIcn. Georg* Van Mem Moaetay, 1 plated with the Fokker Company, II. S. A.. Fori Rliaai com nU udir, now iinniiuiiCai the * going of roit- trd ay had the personal aasuraifca « tele fur ten additional Iti-m otur- of Gen. Kuan Amii»* A lm aianaof id Fokker Monoplanes, P m id e n t ' I- II. Piper o f .Mlnnennoli* an* tlir Mexican Fftlcral Army, th a t hi l i e p relim !, w a r. T he cannrricx iiaie n r l y rt tolvr. nmtfired the p'attcs -'ivould bo turd th* United State* ha* llttl* fa*r d e p m bhtit i ! d rliirrin g Ihr f.■• ‘ ••it on ttnportnnt link nf n turn,- from O urrrllln w arfkr* slang lha , . In t, t u t time b 'l i eliu .in -ird m cl M.minental line. ’ No tb er Mr Pi- hitem atlsnal Imixlcr. a r u t atn-iimt of die n ulpui;, t*" I ' per nu IihiR ufflcinl* wunld nttitdiAlmaiun Inform al‘the Amariean f« this atalrm ynt. The new plunex ’ A rm y officer th a t tho felatwl i . , fi t in - an I v n l i 'i ; W fruit . n t »ei;il.t' Ir-, tb r 1- .|in>j *t»l tltu ere th-’ I'okke- D. T. -i!2 und pn». oi'iit of full iih | tire plrkin* of f>m' 'Ide t i e nt ni.i-t in com fort, rpee.l t imllivo expeililton wl'l pursue th* l ■ ip noil in* of tb r I. 1 1« t. end air-wiirtlilnes*. Tiny m e lebel* under Grn. .1. 0 . F.*rob«rln r u m rn form erly I [fill I . , T '' n u ' enuipt’OiI with arparnte men’s unit Sumirn w hrro the fixlerola hop# 4<> a hot 't o i r . tli.il the Vmcrir i I women’s w oihrOiKim*, mail, exprv*. iiurneh tho lu»t ember of th# lrt» 1 u f. .life h ai aeip ,n l a new f tie and iuiggage rem purtinent*. gal- aiirreell-.n aniiulckly and ** Rul*l* it ,u • I. y, rniiin btuadca>t txvelving ly a , pnMlhle. * • i -. I I i;uiptneiU mid l..tn*m llting Ci|UipTbe-feilrral lom niam ler Indicated loeiit fur piluli eohnnunieutlun t. Hlu livilef that the revolt has boeti to In' i to e ie d llin iu g h m it tb r the creuini i didlnltely erushed end th a t future lit’* d o r* . ■*'.w ration* wtd to nxixv la igxly — I .iu ..'ilu u a l—II. n u l l . Th** iffdto hpaiiti i»l-4M%r Hw* K.»*p , -iiti ulri-tch uf ntuunliiinou* "m opping up. ui U.vision ** hriwudnini hy train** i.nlntry ftiw cen Mali t«» ,v u , Gen. Almatun, borausc of'hi* u p 1 '*4fiimn a* !*4,«n mid San l-'ranclaco I.i completod in * ridiant .auecaia tn putting dawn Vun/i The frrin' ip •* % vlilt n the im mnhnto future, Ihe New titfjifitti’i a n ark -* Hi*1 i*miik»v*, V e il In Snn Frmwiecn air unit] (tie revolt will prnbab’y bo appoint­ iiii'dI n f (H it rriYf^ Jinap*,,* r n rli r i<■ t oute Vi ti tie lignletl fiont the At- ed aocrctar)' of w ar by I'roaldvnt a,. 1 ,i:*r a i’It,i».ii"i i"r i r i it**- ?*ir tin I I •1111»■ tn Ihe Ptn ifie, ■the lleeilig Perl ei Gtl. li e w til,« tree,| fo rm tr ** k* i' I. un lull anil ttim*. Aii Trnnupeit Sjelem announce•. P ir.ld e n l I'lu tu n o Vlllax. Caller in»H %i Mchul . I.*nj* t V l» tforiai 1 hhiilnt tlen mi till* 2,7lH) mile who lieenme ft-rretary c f w ar a t 'I ill'1 j l III’ iif Hip Up.) Hill n l ..it eonnDl* nf tw enty-four im ii tho outbreak nf the revolt. ■ h ■* i» 1‘4'iHtl ly the |«il-»i *n v ilv .u; Irt-ucen* every ti n tnilc*. Gen. Catlc*. it i* undem ood HiA»t* he'k.T«tH' In* in hi* I>i n u l l , are v l tn I<-\(live MX inhere, will attend the Morrow-UndiHlUtlH*. i,d o ,i,mu per minute, the lieaili i till*. I'l - pi "I 1 1 1' i - « | V'uo l lng th ree d e g re e , rdmve the heigh wedding in the United State* .. ' ll, Ik lihr >.II III.Ig III*jhi; i I" a — ...... f.. I *l, (K .1,4 ■" and then sail frr* Europo for n .peeiul M) watt !" -i - il l'! "le i1 •lie Il.nuw ll tile b i t Lf -he i.u l r . H e nullg Eli-etrie vurrent rumi i front vacation. ■v.ing" nVi . I'd lienri n dash I let e.iinm eutul newer tinea or indAulA i( ni-il know n ho i i In Hie r ig id mil farm lighting plant*. The lewIIGOVEIt DECLINES 1 1 < arc lifiy feet high, or steel if Id r'\ .it)’ in il.e rlliin and Ihe Ileave Hi ure W em le-e tv p u t " m e ;in n -iil tie d WASHINGTON’, > Die 1111->* Hi " gli 1 " i I *P>- . u t by mull ptni* fer n diatatev ft N S)—President * I -.! * l i e u i-lie gln illti! - I .itiiill.’ ei lu-m le* in idenr w eather. u i KhIuj- be v i util h,, V .I cu t IV pe e f tl in - m ilte l, Arent*renter! t Iwve been com- accept mi invitation tn it, .1 I i lihfbi i « e rg I | eil I tile vulv --<1 III "ll( ■ ell. ptctoil tvitb lie* Pioneer ln ,tru . MiUlhrin iH W-ptipui I I I -I t n f e . " ie « b'l ll r m int t ’einpany, Itm ihlyn, N Y„ in aticiath ii at A jiitl!!,, hang ui .id .i ; ii. i lm . thi w* eMnldi- h a complete *nvico do* fi. n e x t.' RADIO WILL HELD Vi aWDIi AVIATORS 1>J DAD WEATHER N. 'N IP P E R Siena ef all FOR RENT—Unfurnished garage ap artm rn t, IVU2 French Ave. kind*, hi Sanford P lant and Vo I Paper Co. Phone 30J. llrntirn filial) » FOR RENT— Large nnd email npL, 1 •l l t l l lr .i t . pt» w ife, . . n n 't . a, « »*tiii*b vi t-t it h i I U W N I . M i tMt'. IX t H s A ' I . d l tam,*.ey Apt*. *Sunnucr r a te .| ' IItKWNIWI, l*mi r !»r ■ J.OST—Fishing Tackle [Sox i>it Xl* « tt-. ll*"P‘iW U le HrCirf* u rdt:'*-- ')■ 11,11 Tn M itiirtn Ii.r» r 1 .» r. Cull 2 'il. New Smyrna llti<l.;e Saturday. * *1*1 41'*' 14*il l M I,V '9|*i»|ll*lM.r (.M il 11i'll ’* Is* 1' ll lin C H O F O I II. II J T I I I V . Finder toil at 02.1 H. 2nd in I lie iMiinca Will Mnvolf.c* FOR RENT—A llrnrllva ■th n e u o, w . r m a iM M i a m i i i t . ?%"fttHlMH- l ‘"lilt ’ . To evening. ' ilia, 4*1 -(Ill'll V W. I'ltU VN I.M ) *.INK In rr :n funiinhi-il npartm enl open. ctivlnfv And Direct* I. . d a l . . ' tV V 1 hi III-} .VllKTII KK1 I UliW.MSH. lit-* 4*1i I , I la till » FOUND—Uunth of four key*, In. Ing mi fro n t | iiiy Ii with nr withW ll'lf: ,. ., 11. II |.|.|>H»TIH^ fr. ••! Ibe ionftJ Undio (;*■.*nt* oul gernge. Apply dlh Mcgnupa •II. .1 Ii. It lu !•>’ lit -II Altl.ltal.VN. eluding opener. Call 71X3—W. . . 11,11,4 I I'll II" I ' llll'I.IIJ - I I Ave. iiM iicitr ii tll.ll I. II <1,1.1 Ill' ll .11 >"‘l Ill'll, (I s s > (MlltNMJO. A|*r, IH KH..1.I, .9—Aulom? rile i rm irli "a n t. in i "f III, _r l'it'1 .Hi* ill* lull* .i| np.« iei iv n ( »*nt‘* HI— II omm -s lo r ite m eiuiid*. >.in l i 'i i I •" i.n tn i' t h ■■i *»*, i"i » i r.lit'i in* Iiinith »■! Ih. HI.Ho »i* 1111 aft » of * I V P t'tl* jtllbliti If 4*1 IlODGE i m ure Ih -1n .t .i * '• li&it 4 t*,t _ let FOR RENT—Splunil'd furnlohol I'l.iri.taio f" li... in ...... I Ho* iiiilill' ii Plraaliro rat* and tiraliam ttuck*. ’AC**h|U IkJ I 1 HI l** I 4 ll *' house anil enrage on Silver >.', in*- o n "in iHilet Ml iMolMiuium i:l*KVK.\ IMK IN i HASH E lm 'and la th Elrcel. Phone 3. la k i , thllK ldful place t.» live. ii"l ui'it Mu- I '.-.'lil mi'll. • * ''+1 V dlft It 1 1 A i Vi *»;'•!- »i IH< •• MpLl' t.oi.'j* oi iipliliii*.' •-( iaCU of ' i iinkn.'Hn, nti't Xml m u m -Ii " ItllU S S r.I.H , A p r, IT. it fir ml t,i*i* rM r j't-1 Irvc liitHl(- * fv, DID YOU KNOW THAT YOU 7 ‘to,in) per ‘month. W. A. RayttoP, ,| Jll'lt, *1 III* I I'll'.l Mi*l* A*in Iv nu4. 'I Ilk •’■*■"Iv1ki ■i «' 4 -.n. i' ii*nn inn Mai" *.f P .o rH i H' l —■11N"S I - Iik»'vi’tu i1■'i 'ii|*.4 iv*i * n.tMs. t..r i -4t CAN GET YOUIt CLOSED awnyc. II. C, Du Hove, ngenl. I *■ p ii i Tti.il lliolo i- in* I'.iH'.n or 1“ i •"! *• kllk-rf. iiful nt J.m )( iniin CAR TOP REPAIRED WHEN Flit! • RENT—Nlrcly furnlahcl A| *hlpi I"#* Hi i 1*1 4 1, n 1 it iii. ol e.Mr-t. I." ' • hi i« cr:»'!i I v . «.i ilic l ;tr'» | , UI';'.*. I'J UI---II WtlOllI H-'llt'l I'lI I ut x.»t |1 I * * • • ■J ii ■■ IT NEEDS IT AT S W F O Itl) five t i n I: .lie. tin >.l Float Inn. -.11 1.1 . n i l 'l ..f loll. Mill IlnM '.III ltru ix ti* l ! r j 'i i i t I it f i‘€»i; 1 NOVELTY WORKS 71S NO. Rm onab’c in r ij.1il party. I ’honr i -I Jl.ll I H ill I to- **h' of- 1If - 111- • u u t t tu*ur l l « ‘, l i i l ; u l m , Itoluy. * 4i«*(iU«t Hf-plsim* I'V i1 vhi;? •' l i - V’* »• *•••(. » FRENCH AVE. "i‘r >i i r%Mrfiii;i*oRi: iiiit*i:tii!i» i K4»ui* pit t i »i * r i ui*h*'* %Tif4 P082. - I fhul J*uu di4*l ** I ll » l >t*u urr«*clt»ii. ur.ti » n m r u i f , l*ii-i * T id e in iln llu tiu ti u itm iiin ti * u FOR SA LE—HutLon five pa-* FOR RENT—Fumiahisl SpanKh in* M(k(kVi4 *tnl* .1 (dtih', til' (I . y t a r u n d u h a ll id in ii.M ve i. i *:nif it Mil »t itirtoi »i*»1 i»r*- pinnf*d Ik in*n t h |h,* i l- ' i i, • c n rr r sedan, new tire*, liew •"«u a It! n r lift*ITU p p u r ln ij Iln* fol* iifi u* tfiorfl -<!rn%J u : rp filtofti'o 1 ... .i . • u . v i . in .it: t e ;* • kI ucvo Ininftatuw locatrd a t UI? tuviriif i-. i ' t i ) . «. mh * i top, in gooj cond thin, w.ll mil High S tre e t.•timid neighborhood, l**Yitnl tm pf<’)« » . Then* v. i i v TIm» I*- •>! i*- - ■ Ih 1-2 I il> ll) e l’ll I.f th e K i p . , •if |e*-t - f ; ,*Tlt1 Hi* #5**141Ift i f "f for 1,04.00 on i.-aay term*. Ad- p le n ty of iliahli tree*, n lre heme, Da ttonutr*! i.i ||«r **p*,4‘* u i Id , m i n t f C-tin.raaft .1 i . U - i |jnl f ,t. I f A, H. 4 HiH »»> Hii'i* area* llox 7!) rare The Herald. frrlirht hml l>ri’n rtnlli «l. I > i-*.. (11%InFmII *if | i.i11 r* nf ,4*-*’| |itn * ■ii;Vi r t < li-eelu rtl. Iteiii-fiiiite, i ’u., double g irag * . F t'- V I , monthly. imm! ThWiis(il|l I'I H li.* 3** I*. ,T-it IF* lie)* i ll I.t, J . II I' See Mr. Derg a t The 1lei util uf* i.tr. | m’r |»lit I Hi• •*'«i* f * 1r»I«i | in 4— Dusint.ua Strvicc Frterilamjer, lm-„ f.|i>n.|i mer- »e l n p ile 11ll'll 1.” Ill i. ■■ii h I i-j.-t lUiAii* f. i i*.« i ii* ■■niw fire. v lif Hiiiiiiitits * «»*)it: i , i *n»**lia rh(itl3j*e rf"l r in 1-Vrdprij f tie H i, n r I* I , K .-p 'ri i n: u r,. t ‘ > •Si if!1 l i l-ifi- lllf toll* llr*r 1*1 Ai'fi . wTr h t V-ttlNT s h o p f o t r - m n n e r * n f n n c tv .m h n f i-mi-J r o l l RENT—Nice *'x room hnnia k I' i i. Hit- I***iiil* In 11ii» .i lu.i- itv.ilyi I Liy nt Hi | ai I'iiiirl. ifltii r n Ho* > •N A PPY acre ro on any thing in very c rtvenirnt. Summer iate-. 4l|f |JBill'll 4 Ilf *tf «|ll|l|lt . (ill printing. A phone c . I will gel 719 Myitie. l-'ione 291. (li*w| Ml ll»l* i i|Dg |4 111 4*7 1.11,1 li *,* .»>!(, **f I!" »<• II l|l|—» your man. P bani 417—W. 9 Rail 11 i t i t i.i n i.it • >iti •i ;i i i ii tl* toad Ave. FUR RENT—Two four room m i­ rtil** t ifldf I*, iiiiMti :**-<*. iiiiif* ti iti** k *i n». i ini» i u U ik in in ; lage* Virutnl fnc ng h e plant f*,t HKH'M.H. m lit-1%*i|i' i*, * UUILDING u T 6 c K s V T lr r ig .il inn lf*i | .iiin ' 11 •», |ki||t|R . .1 (!) oil we»t Tide. 410 per mnnth eath. |l f .ilH'.l. **’•*1.14*4} . l ‘l**||vl.| boxes and gorcral eer.ntrtt wnrk. 1. .1. Cate*, phone 402—-|. in . M iracle'C oncrete Co- »'• K. 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The rmlio lieam, tike a beam pa flin t lit at Chl«/ff> uf light, spread* atymi tlmcs to the A irpott M tM - r » |h lf ,' width of two nr more mile* near Mill i>cM k? o f Ptohcbr nlr the end nf It* rffeci.vc p a f» L o n - trum ciils which arc at*l Wisely, it cfmvvrgr* n eaicr It* priM lcally.atl airplane*. eiigin. * Thlhr thn pilot can toll ro.Vfffl'dbparlTiUnt d rill.bey( when petering n p o .t J)V the inten* the _____ _ _______ aupervlxlon nf an inatrun ally of tlw'algnnf* nnd the narrow , j , xperi being sent from th* mg of the effcct've path of the , riul will be located In tho Uhl' beam. ~ F u A h er aid In ocating a , f llnngftr, a t the Cicero i.eld In thick v .n th e r I* given by what is knir.-r a* n m arker beacon A m otor tephir and ichirh acndi. - strong a gnal that plant nbtler ihe nmnagemnil. can l>« henni through tne eour'e A. J .tc k io n , re c e n tly U- S . .ignnl ami m io tm , the plU . 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M r a t h r r lu t'--. h, .f ti t i , tin p ilid j-un 1 irrm il'll th e p i i u n i) <•( u n a il t1 ,t", «y,, re*n tn' 11 ‘11'> CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Pell I y iif i In- i mlh< th e u r i u w i r i : A New View of a New Skvlinc METAL ROOFING; T h e Roof Everlasting. Mejnl ahlnglr. Handing a tm tin mid galvanlied roofa. Ke* J-u irs II. Cowan, Oak Ave, and I t it H St. I’hnne l ' b 'ttiir itc il (M u le ) FOR RARE—32t1 a r m fine blark land on Little lluw C ff A j east of bev; le; frni ed, airtealnn w el. atrnll hoirci* near rtllr* n d . M'H'o L. |L lirh e .e r laingview, W e ll. WANTED— Lutal mnn Ihoiuugh. ly fam iliar with Lund <r and *>!’.— Mi<t i-iiu irtn iv F n r S a le Riiitdirg Material* I* n t i-» ' *'■ DU R A I .K - 0 i i il rung talil •lent agent. Olva rrfrre n <m nitil Pm! buffet. photic* 111'. • exparlincc. BUWANNKE M.VSUV a c t u h i n u c n . o » l u r n i 'j DUIp. Jacksonville, F’la. 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St, TOP SHOP Sjtvnirr Tup Simp Bth* W . i! iio iif | U t r w t Smith U arbir KIT S . Park F H K N IT in tli T ra d * In >'i-ur u » rd (in rf.ii.t a t W uu u c r'a Jus. U. Cowan ReuKhg aw Short M L o i .k Wu x I (Vial W ATER ----- —— ' - — -T *. -W ater, ,th a l Monilni: A A ftcrrann I'honr l!tl I’lion* f t 7 *. • tWr/A ""*-|t v , ic YtoVV V V \ \ • A‘ 111% -a ;! ^ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1929 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 17, 1929 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 17, 1929. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 17, 1929; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald