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T U E S D A Y , A P R I L SO. 1929 Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations NUMBER 191 ClampsOn Persons Die In TORCHSLAYERAlabama EW ELLURGES FourHattie HLAIRWILLH o o ve r E n cou n ters G r e a t REBE LEADER Florida Quarantine N Over Still S l t i e s In O btain in g EVERYEFFORT REP CONTROL DFiaf cf it c Fu inding i HOISCRIME QUITSTROOPS C om m ission HISW IFE YOCURBPEST INOILCONCERN TOENTERU.S. .1 MONTGOMERY, AU.t Apr. 30. — (IN S )— Quarantine of Florida rru lt In Alabama wits •atabllshcjL, today when un l’t or the s t il e militia warn o rd ­ ered out by Governor Bibb G rave, to patrol the highway t leading Into thla /ta le from the n.ea recently invaded by the dreaded Mediterranean fruit fly. All persona and ve­ hicle* entering the ,ta te / n m Florida will he aearched for In. fecterl fruit* an<l vegetables -an d -only'product*-bearing fheoftirlal atanip o , approval id -the- Florida - - A f t h u Hura l ff>i< PAINTS VlLl.E. Ky_ Apr 30- t(IN S )— Four peraon, ar« known to be dead and I h m other* are reported to hava been killed in a pitched halt!? a t a mountain monn»hi.t- m il on Jennlng, Creek in the Wild­ Uy C n w ia It. llalm rs rnnrliision. It didn't lake him cat Mountain* section of JohnInterna tonal Nona S en ire m ally thill long to seteiI ids rah •on County tntlay. The known H lalil,t or r»«pondrnl. Inr.. dead are l-ee Gib,on hi, wife' j WASHINGTON. Apr., 10 and th eir son. and Wallace 'l i e chief difficulty u •parentIf Hannah. Wayne Hannah, I'rrsldrtit Hoover la enrountrrjng i« that .d.s> men the - I’rrslden brother of W allacr, wit* pro'c. monumental dlflirulpea in hi* rf winds on this n im m i'li n elthrv ably fatally »hnt in the but­ f i / t , J a fled an impnr'aal Jury' of won't a rise or are ineligible t tle; which • rra ,-* a h t'to — tm vr -eminent rltiirn * to investigate .the • e r a e s ^ ^ r ^ r r t r f a t a N A t t J U j ing follhWed n dispute over the Itenkikiwu of l.iw eofoirem ent. lie ‘•t get <n lb moiftly pit»fc»t«it>ni1 WHITE PLAINS, N .Y ., operation o f - th e Mill- -nvrnrrr O W s A N D t r n r , Apr. .to. ............... ................. I . Kilgallen r e a m s it toing • ailed-" A nmhihi pn miitTtl t i ) « r r ^ F r U i r typr . Iir H» Ja S A N A N T O N W L T e x ., AtM*^ Jointly ly the •illwi-n ............... «wl Han, - A p r. 3 0 — (1N B>— U lN S i—S tirred h y tn r ■■•wwra4’)r?f-'fcfrM ^-fanUHe* -■- Aatb-rlVi^s m * V o IVA-nalVvaai yrt-la-A • final •torRijr . *- 30.—(INN)— (n>n. Gttnxnlo Petcnx, 22-yoar-old r«dlo-ex­ . ---------rnlng Nc«« Service IncA ~ ” [aWNjriT* "fTie iirii|sised amst'itM I h r Wbil hmf un I hai’tiliur. heml of the Mexief |*r. Wilmon Newell, state ru ,l.rd to a hospital today to NEW YORK, Apr. 3t» H airy F. tion rutin* d w:t to Ju, al. ul tbat. u *umII.y mn m* 'T r n b f i l U t m n n r u n rc v n liitio iia ry pert, Don Juan and dabbler by Commlaainnrr S. M. Dun- plant hoard commissioner, Ih it question Wayne Hannah, who woody of the slate departm ent in fiction and poetry, today of agriculture against th r in. It ia “now or never." Florida In. was brought here, allot through Hlnrlat,, thaiim an u( the hnaid The While llini.f ndm il. I .- Job r m t r i t t i in lb«. pr o. •• «»f n m k ln o iuiH nluiniliiiutl hia hvad> the lungs. The ad th 1* nnnm iaai'n. It i< known.( to of the f.SOO.OOO.OOO Sinclair t\»n. la pros in • n luuiih one. ■inarti'rii tiitil in pri‘|mHti|f to day Pegan organiiatinn of a • calmly confeaaed to nlaying sect pent. gigantic ronrerted drive In e.ad i. •olidatrd Oil Cut potation w.ia mission 1* pretty inilrh sli|wrflil r v i T , I but Mi. II i»vrr 'nn* oVfrn*«l ••ntor I lit* I'nittil SI ii ten. niiid hia 20-yctr-old catranjjetl mis, t r the h air far tli.il Mi ra te the Meditvrranan fruit Pc p l a r r * to r c t c r n l | •oioliii'itt men .‘itlvii'i'M rvccivttl hen* tiKlgy. must saam lu-gln serving n «en wife, Dorothy Heinzdman , n n n i l T t _ discovered for Ihe flrat time rn Tlte relwl g-liicftniti. it tviut tenie of '.Hi day* in jail fur rott- llnover has Iv r r Hoiking ,,n thi* u l m t l n l i i H i l in f i \ e brcmiR^ *»f the North American continent in I’cncox, whose burned body I |)M M A | I T t r r^ m m l convict Iona th n i pr«>bibi siate.1, wii| c i , t o e i•onler m a r three Florida counties rrernlly. watt found on an estate near 1 / t a * » U U I .4 |4J1* t o n o Uie n o t a n d . b r a i n t i *d low er California and piocred >•*1 lM'ii*r »••n«l\ ale ut the Trajiot Home lease i nnutH th r prnw nnrl 4- tt«' With nil ruppoit uvallalde. Il.r i pi»**« ip d’.y lm»li'onchs. Itibci* thrlMV In i.os .tfngeles whrrp hia co-operation of all ritrua Intel rase, will irta ln complete rontlvil J In Itself 9*14*4|iu n* ti*"limoti> 1 Ihr w i n b a t e a r r o i c d dc«trnb|«* « « .life is Iiwuiling him. lien. E*> eata pledged, and every H ilton — announced a fter the suspect had i _ . _ _ : T "liar depiirlril his Nogales, Funof hit company and It* VO suhai- trouble* hill i* hu\ini:. II i*il»rrt Itiintn** havc.l*ci*n fo u n d • V r r l l urged to Join In the w ar against dial tea, it w'aa learned -Irfinltet) llmiw r lltH' bh'I liilhir fur flV4* Ktb b '" l e t iiiiv • of m t (• p r r t i t u l y la, h m d .|u * it.r. with,.ut a word been grilled for pours. • be dies iled Insert pest, state to h , staff, lie is said to hava Without . trem or ln h it vslcr. L r t U m i l l l l l l l l l l i l authorities were rrady to go tor-i menths <II •ny 94ilnimi«t M illir c t p r r * e»I « pinimiA c n n t r r n l n K p ro t. day. •■It by uirp aur. I’eacoa related shocking detail* e f j ____ wanl with th eir plan* of tldd'-tj , lih ut mK'hini! M4IIII4* llehind this statement I* a* pinblem « W a lew of t i e m ilitary . Jh f crime which he at first b lan d -1 A » I J „ rr1 „ r» I ___ the state of the lies'.ruilive fly ■Iramain a store •» bn* io:ne n il lead -i. who n vidled auuiust the Df, Newell in calling ii,«on them —almost n o nchala n tly -d en ied ., A “ “ 8 V ° * C e T o P l C R i'uttes (ill G inrim m ol iimrr th.m J b d when he P n istv d d ra r rlb -. T h a t P e o p l e S h o u l d people of the state to lend their «•• niunlhs ngu now rem.un In support to the d ilv r'to rx te im ir. Ing the murder ha took author. Mi viiii. The only im pprtant n h*| ate the peal, drrlareil that “thi i Itlra to his home* in Mount Vernon ‘ Atim*— op|.nrtunily to atamp it nut will , and how—at a meeting of the and ahnwed them how he knocked from Ccmidetjon of th r liv lata. ami i , ( ..........................s i u u n irr be gone forever* In only a few Another hualnra, man made h'» hi, wife unconscious, and how he rr«m n Mm | atilries of inrorporul o„ id the d ay —they' loiinally and i-nthus. to local utixf to I,' line to h i irr'v Ilf “The enemy is upon ua. we la*.i. ally gulo him u votv u! eon Florida Celery Association was j Iid«*tal cavalry i,, Houlhern Ann* The police attributed Ihe crime cdiiena to com* forward and pay must fight now as never |s*ss,p| • tluvntr. lo ts ay, cffctlually ill--I -•in whuli he is iinaidt' to bleak to “love madilrss.” , their City t a i r , in order th at the I fought in time of |ie*«r —fight f i- reported here today by F ust F. p o x -a n t m e nt tumor* in , itintt, | through. I nut citrus fiu lt industry, nm Iboner. who rrtuinevl la*t night Hal ciirle* that Sinrl Hi is all ■ l lie waa formally booked on a muniripality may not he forced i business and o u r home*." f Instirgrnl lenders hnt« crnssnl fn m Sarasota wlieie hP m u In to liquidate his interests. charge o f'm u rd e r by the Mount “The ret|K>n*c to our »uggesIho la?iilri nl Nogatrs and sought to default July I on the payment Sin, tan via, iisiniy n m .c l conference with E. I.. Vanderlpe Vernon police. 1tlnn* of a few day* ago that i itdtigt' l tin- Culled Slates. Ad­ Itannl ol when inlleii into Ihe dilicliu e The girl waa slain on th r of nearly 0200,000 ,n interest. grower*, shippers ntnl proiH-ity of Manatee,. I.oring vice* from El I'it so iodic nl- the tiMini and tulil of the vote I first anniversary of her marriage. A. II. Znrhaiy, ira te manufac­ owners gather and destroy all nil Sarasota, the other Inioi|«.m inis. r e n t'ilvue. He h , i diw-ply nf It'lu'l drfrns,. Of Pulpit,, puss la After her impetuous husband hail turer and long-time resident of nod fallen rltiu* fruits has bee i 1 • n,l " • •‘s,"cklirii:|;e. |i|om i fvsi.-tl and shoaisl it. .\u,| h e 'is weakening and Hint within a day C1KNKVA. Ilu Apr. nil (INK) W ASIIINl, I IIN, Apr.. M l E v e r y w h e r e , nm ! rrlery grower and atloiney. not >tie I>|«S- that easily g .t. • Mile I her he took the Imdy in an Hanford, a sc rib e d the G.ty's magnificent. ••r two Urn. .limn Alniaxun will b*| lily Shviiff lt»»y .<mi Ii, h I i . i “The by-law* and a ith lr* of .iw wav lu emotion. He inhum ed the lIN S ) T|ie Keileial Trmb* i 'hiii or ah 'r to nmii'h Id s . northern automobile and ifn v e it to .the problem u« one whieh rhallengrs throughout the infested nren. t Mini killol M i*. I.illmn !»,. Mail nraer Scar»dale where it wn* the civ c responsibility of every volunteer workers tsy the thous­ corporation un- nmv in (lie hands itlieiturs he was “greully mistlun M'Aiiniftl i'» inv«*««ti|*ntb»n I dcin| arm y through th,. narrow Kitur in nn Aunnu ilry mbl. % vk « | , w, m wall of tlu- i auyon. found. Pearn* said he and hii ■esidrnt, and ilrmamls Immediate ands have turned to the task nu t of th r printer." Mr. Horner said, pleased at this delimtp espies. countless thousands of liosra ■f "and within a few days will he aii#n of friendship uiul loyally." fn*r,| ' othy f»v n Kjitn* <*«»uittv I ^bv p wer IrtiM muPil* :». u A n i.rding to rr|?orta from Amwife- had quarreled and that she ami wholehearted naponre. fault have been cleaned 1 from ready for distribution among cel |( nml Jury. J h «‘| i I i lb* Kmy. tbc • iv* < «ln>. impiitintf pur lb ul.»*lv .i titan holder towns, agrarians ar* lie hud been ill-pressed. It wa. *ilowed1, at h'nv. lie picked up This i, n siiuut on such n* we , groves and packing houses ab .i rlearn l nf nil tn «• tin- i is m i pci|uU*lb»n .»f lb, iikoig i l .- fold in N orthern Clila day or l w“ before that the liiiufbnml a weight and strurk her on the have mjvir lonfriinted before, and given n speedy and effective bu­ toy growers lliroughmil lli,. Sim. only aupieme .u u rt ruling was in­ (*inrin*B » f *vinlniii n ef Hie pmhi fold-Hviedo id slrirl. lb*«l» ft 11••• tbl hHjI Ilit "t mi Tmv hilnhiin uguim t small n l e | goer* heai* l||* ronfcsalon. as given we mu*t not |iermit it to cast u rial. , , . . . , trodnccil in M’ashingtuu. It mea.it bit**»n Imv. i illu luinds. Numerous inlmir “However, just one ripe fruit . - r e t ’ r r it'r s . said In bl.vi .-,i Sunfurd’a mime or to T lif e by-law* nn,| a rt ties i f h. J .,|_ unle.a ,n . rl«*r > llie Inlfinntium il I 'a p f , am' JurIi-* were reported iii Eighth . An in<lir.?m*n* chunclnr |icrliir\ p an . . i n ... . .p u ta to n which the City oveilooked or neglected muy rnrry Inr.np. ration." Mr. Ihnner soi l , , dom-d I y the Pigaident os t|„. u n i rrlu rn til nuiin-t Kipfrnc ll««>«| Coips A ii-n Gsiili|liatteix |,v troop * »• “ lhPr on Apr. *2. On the enjoy* a* u aubslantial comnilin. the fruit fly through, and I “are the re«ult of w eek, of pmn. • aetlteme suspended by ill- ri.i. ommamh-ra along thp Internalt biltl. «li> m ic «tiRjutti. ubitte IM m r l.nunln O'Dri. n, fmim now apprnl enrnc-tjy to ever, t luk ng work on the pnrt of Mr. j IiH i i s . It.- w »* i« the n,iMi.t u l . nigh' oi . , t '- lii , | was tr . . .,,. ___ . . ____ _ »«id „Mr. Zachary. •innI ImiiiiuIui y. eitiirn of Florida flow Key Weal Sloekhridge. He has gun- into lh al* ’* adn iltedly false lestirr.my lid >o , ,|* o r of the Herald, wath e f .r s l'l » Millie •" re-ig., , . ,.■ playing card* with my m other-ip-l “ If we allow o u r'C ity to do- ,o Pcnsarola. regardless <sf ra llio ; wttne-s •••llisl II- was •|in-ati«ner' very " W|' * 'nrnlatiine ar '.n . li e the raid law. Itfinrinhering lhal it was the i fault we u til only be prnuliiing or rolor rni»r to in rx eveen nis eiro ria to , , \ tluiroughly, ......... i'nut’ II conaouiion a i ,, k il hi* rffnrt* III tii.-t ill.. situation raitxhihl lasted Iirrid. of IIJkNI rhwely ns to Ihe details „f th. ■ (Contlnueil On Tag# F ire ) ) ouraalve*” he continued. M r.'u tm o st to bring about an Imm. .1.! fro,n " *'h'"l atandpolnh hut s' slm'lalr*. sn.l wn- frleiM sI fe-ir co.I. hIv | li r M ,.|hu, lx xf >. I. II.. p wr» . _ |l Zochar] Zachary said many people h t d |* “le "i"1 complete d rstiu rtin n of alncr lie Is a lelery grower turn ||„ " \v * ll S ;u-it knew , j,s*< tls HUleV a lltln ry t'«irb«r> »tfu*f.| - H e . -tie. mistake of deelinlnjq to t'm a ln in g rl|ie eitrus fruit 1 self, hia sole pmpose has hem lu he f l i t lie believed.. . ...... u ‘l to make any alnteoirol. Thr grat'd . r t . m i r i y V * u i’ I i n t o l i e r o u t roll llitf i n t n*#‘ to t h r N’t'o Knglm o s ^ am . - .. I taxes on Ihe ihcony h e , 1,1 »«f'*xuanl the nlereats of t h e 1ilocR ' — Ihat bn |Ni|iti.'4l fury made no i orilH’»ol - / d n.i IMl.lU n tlo n r. biti| olnttc flint h inju^ ti , . woulj he left with the “bag eye mini i.ilrr in?. It merely re O 'l l r i i ii i Iim IommI rtntotiff « II h' i fcfiol ho* ilbl not wain i i iii.miu *. • I to hold." Instead, he pointed out, ATLANTA, Apr. 1U- H N S) — * finif.* in Miff«*r .1% II DVllh I I lo lle d that n I ijl* jisil I •> n t •' .-d IlingA ISat Ih- IinhihI’ ii;«*ir«lw they m e |>ennl ting themselves 1'liiitnn H Carnes, th r tail bird sgiiiltst Smith ,,f H Ivlite I mice bi« |Hfson.tl liniibltfp. ! V hi* h i w i iitilifil 17 nrtonf'itpri't lAtause u riiy whhse rroelit is mi * gar ss . to hold." Instead, he pointed out. tasklairla Ihfar f „ 1 Inhn f,,n r K." fNe.t{ " ,r nll "**orln" ' Mr. im e 'tid" "the le iniiilr o \ 9*r til r • I t Ih#* I If nil,I •h u rose t o . the tiia .u ry sh ip of T“The hr 'Hint dRaiItoo «»f areal itirr.*l«»i« CHICAGO. A pr* M - ( I N S ) — ilrstroyrd also destroy* tli«- eredit •hi- H iuthem llnplitt iluaril amt l>' "'»l*ing thrmaelvr* met. the relatively of port. «*«*ckl,r *l*«' h a . ........ Ibis w.nk l i M Y i l h r i t u r n g T lirrr I r .m r e ill !0han.lr.'l hi ii*ip | t«* nrircTulion* Eastw ard hound from California. of the inditldual, who I Ve in it. \ ___ _ " IftTRiiM* a cUy wlilmp rrretit l» uiotunol iir.inr.i thin<|HTtnr« In intheuncrni|i!i> 'Mn‘*r hv a»»«l Iui4 IIm* a h .c m in i with nearly II.000,0M), r Mg t«b|«* nf ib** ' ‘ Tlii* .f Mr*unvnl IV Kitii* f r *ni r c f I h r i i m p r i l i r i i. Alary IMckfSrd and Douglas Fair' If we make un honest and run- ol Ihe UnilnJ SUt**M tnul ih» irni^rrn iiun*l of ilollam -In top floOtM*«lf tb f Sill-, If n slow ly sly mg with a v.nili’Dt vho A llot m hrti >l'p «n« n». T h o «oln*ii| •Alr|i iimy lo ll i Mi hank* larried hero |ong enough • 'te n t effort to pay our tuxes to Mali* plant Urnril of Plnrida. I«K«I frra thmutrli li^ Itflcrral nod h i u|H'r* It » .n tb f i n!*»* h i • lm o f lulo-ri'ulosis, Tl «rat learn* « •topline I *Jrlrnhi.fi t t •luire in •» . h«* lin n iu iiii; . f Ho tr a il tu It,, auhm ittr | to th r g ro t? .1 t n<- montlil) mi-tdimr to talk of the talkie* and |heir meet Interest, there will hr no **And mi I nppml to «Hi. ciMiprralioin. d l.ilay. •rr»* nfli r^lrv rnhlrt* hm l rhlrtr«| I* in i’ tl •friri*, u l i t r h lor« Imn-o u grrnrrul way ihr conrailing for a lin e r rents prt ; Wold epieud ipioki. t o ... future picture plan* before hoard­ kick coming from Iho bondholders trn to K»t Into t|i<* In ttlc ut oner.; t r “ In ht r hoific mitl knmlfil 'in hii«lt*iml | i*mlinK w ith t*im t m t ' i i M i ilu iim 1 ainc* is *rrving a prison «enting the Century I. mited whiih because other cities have furo-d wlih urtcrnnnnlifkit to nin, miuI I trait* ndvcitis ng arscssiurnt, t - the assembled directors n* t-> n<e <d srii-n years follow ng a unnuiRrim u. Im t l^rn 1hr . iiim* • h r I i**t *»%«• >r#|w. T h r n*nim|Amloi |n a l in nil modeled civic club* <bumbo* . aitly haw Mi. Sin, Is i I, it .s a wa* to deposit them In New York almilur problem* urid have Iire II liin rarter in the atute lurpsound after the contrail u«*'d ti;i loli.ent" idea of guilty tn ona **'*9,lv » * il prtMnhh»'i» of co n merer. %riin»r*a ilob*. ktul tiday. In New York they will given rvl rf when they have de. « rv «f • attle and tallyllil ritru a Cleatim: result i f tne soprioiu rouit m l. mImiii t.*'ir ruthlr*«r<•* nf |t|o|i|h| IlM-e Ml CHetl lllltlll • miH lireHlfTlinitltiulp work, by theof Florida MlptHIU'l'l1 I th,. .1" m 'd, emhex&lm.'nt counts 1 mg—that lie would i .••■* step .m •"if* lb • *•« h inquiry I h * ncoh start work on their first film n nnstratr-d that they lisd good in- ,-r*; Tn e 'e ry Florida m w ap tp tr House. It protides for the roo|ier- ■ Ills' - • e l. •* » 'It I S P || .Skid Ih n nK whi.li Well- liHigril again*) him. « * n lMnm l Ihr | n r lii iilu. ly into I h r imi # n ».f together. I, will to* “The Tam ng tenilona," Mr. Zachary raid I" every m inistrr of ttl on nf the slii| pmg inganiru- Im-t them, or ti** t fLiti (or kiipih I Iiiram niito ii»p nti«-tlirr "iMttoa'i ltu -1 itionry'* lm F< Ih w-tig his t onvietton lie was of the .Shrew." . lions, and when it is subm itted to " l e t i to te on thi* ••lolier,* in Ammm m •enl in ihe state prison farm aL a#pio l« * « !« • it2*111it I IIi'IUmI i* i thr rqim mi n Hong confessed he wa* "scnrrn thought it waa a mistake to grunt the grow er. I nm ronvinred they ilu- direetiiis -aid. An i i i i v ■id hl»l Iritllt a. ill'll ig, vile. • • III' * ll "Ml.I III* i' iihI I're'ii tip at if f/' hut hi* famous smile still reten tio n , f"r paying taxes, add­ w II agree that H is n fair and Ihe routine h u u n e tt Lei.uiti The erstw hile church offcinl,, I I 'U 'l'itl I'V D II i"ll H ' t ’ofioot •'•idary. The lesull w .i u-i was work ng. "You see," h,. ex. ing th at such proeedurv* wa* not tcBsi.nnlde ugreement." l »u* said, has wusled uwuy In n f w i n i rr In* | i t m i o f Krunkltr piainrd, “ Alnra has made good in fa ir |o those who do pay on lime. Mr. Horner explaim-d that in , snimnus vote of rnnfi h . - in Mi. hr lodnl of emancipation anil has n in­ l» If«» wrvi I , .too i t o irn i'M '•* the all-tnlkir* and I don't kp >w He expressed ih r Iwlirf that working up the detail* of Inenrp. Sinclair. Sim lair ' s o ••'Mi Ira n s lrrm l in Ih r tiilterrubuilding, and he was * . on o 'i d • i N ew V o r i , **n l " l i « l f o f t h r fjnn the first thing about them. And heavy penult es together with a nrat'm i and by law* at I Ins time, tile lli.erlo is' room. i" .limp at the stale prison faim , m l l u t e * r « l a Il,a i i t l . h r i n t t l i than, too. I'm atill mourning art time for payment writ- the It is lint the intention of the i tI hr director, i.ppl.ri I -I him .i« I II 11111111011*)', warden of tint * 1 • 1'iiruK* •• ’•'•.no i , "it\un* i I n Il'A rtagnan, my favor t r rharac only means by which rrapeci for rrulivit rom m lllrv to force the tlteir expres-on ol .. ........ p, i Mm 1stiin, said. The w anlrn end f U t n t r t %-.ool,| not l« w 1111ii #; t U r, whom I'h ad to kill off in my th r taa.payIng law could he in ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.. Apr. silie rt sing proposition In any w at "un. lie |iau*ed, greatly aiiipii* • h - n iisin uh)alcian huv„ c ri(i- '"V Ih * p l i r r ilrnuti tl. ,1 f,, r ih, IiA S T O S IA ,.N . r .. Apr. no •Hi.—I INS I —Although h* promts U|mn the grower. l.a l picture." '•< »«* almost o v r 1.1 I t In. •tilled. • I Hull t 'at n*'" is ilii'lipuhlc of •'<1 abductors whn floggrsl amt 1*1 -Thm'Tin A lt*k. Im p t' ji A sserting the public dem inJ "The reason the usanH alloii1 l, ‘' ,'nga. lie wa* Infnim et ol Ho <INKJ Non.«lrikinif riiiployra nf II ii m l ung ally Hi Ik whatever. robbed him p nl 12,0011 to Irate for heller stories it sadly under, (C ontinued On Page Four) Pf ‘ "iif.dim e T't d im . . *br^l/irgy Mill# hert> Jiwv# ai*#!* m t l T ' o r i t o r “ 't ill np|lr:it»«l Inti" Florida Iw tonight, Jam es K. , lOill him they wmil.I no ion*il. prlillnn ill (aovrihof n \ | nv (•"*nl.** rallm atnd, Fairbanks said (he dicker*, M, lawyer-crusatlt-r. may er th r Idea nr hi. reaignii g. n rr of Norifi f*#rol n# rt‘#pir*tinr Fhtew wa* thusen .bgcause It envII. H IT E GETS MORE POWEII bo held here as a material wilp H rOi n from »trikin»f i hodird much of the modern day ,RKDS I'KOTEMI' ncaa until Ihe investigation of the t 1!»•» Niiii*•t«hI T rilitr U’.iikirw comedy. 'W e figurrd, it would ho ROME. Apr. .10.—(IN S )—liencase Is cleared up. l!n on, it h frin w known IimU j*. much better to play together in MEXICO CITY . Apr. in This was intimated by officials ilo MuisnJini, Italy'* "iron m a n , Tho |trillion Iton* th a t,” he aaid, “than in on* of «ho pushed a thorough proto? in- Ih aides being tu rm irr and corn- I IN S)— A call was Issued hy l.'ie dliakrapeara'a more tom ant'c mundrr nf Ihe r'aiist militia, now Communis .......... .. 11 (lrr|«rnl 19i«« w orkrm wpo riiH* Charged with possession of liq­ Party t.ulay for Mrai tu the affair, nickers, recover­ kShMa * uor, M ar^ M cKravrr and Georgia ing from his wounds at a 110*01 I olds seven other portfolio* in hi* , ntl l r j , ••entitle m flop! ,| Jrr|r«| in “ iiiwuIIa". inlimi'liil otn MANILA, P I.. Ap i. til —<INK) lilack were tried Monday morn ng. hospital, declared lhal he did not raninet. lie was named miniali-t Ihe United Slates Consulate to mill iin ••#!*. of vlolrm r |»y rom . Af cr -wHoming f,,> :ut lutura in of public wntk* hy the King re. A laru<rd'ni.-inl,,.f lick.-t Georgia lilack waa f nod IIMi know the Idrrtity of h ‘* assail morrow to make a demonstration iminlAllr lt‘«fVr«. Union offoiaU for W I.l'lla Theater Wurksh |?' he \ I-n) an Sea following Iho placing Giovanni, G iuriati who re ­ while Mary M cKravrr drew a anta 'and th a t he would not re ­ signed aflcr. he wa* elected pres­ • I pro.rat against ullrge.l p allid - nil* if* *1 lh#l ih r *io krr« mfrnril '•■* ............ „f hi* *hp, th,. M king I r r s r r t a tinn Innlghl nf tl.rro- un. *100 fine. Judge W. E. Whit* re­ veal their name* If he rould. ident of the ChatnWr of Deputies patinn by the United M ules in Ihr i»Hiiion uinter orilrr #n»l »• t play, a* lit, hirti srhn >1 and 'a I tu.u Charles G. Hl*<>n, was Indication* today were that Ihe Ly llirrnl firm th r tn II o«mrm. duced this to $ft0. suspending sent­ a vote of UK to 2. Mexiran affairs. " Mrs. Henry Wight, president of il>- iojdy. Cap am Ols>.n larnlnl flogging would have a far-reach­ ■iriuiii wn< u n rninccd txlny In ence upon her for the remainder. • a ties,.,te,| , pot »n Tnngingue Ihe Kanfon't Garden Club, announ. ing effect. The rham ber of com­ El IZ A IItm iO N . Trim.. \p i " » ** •.. have . h a r y n ' 11< Ileaale Brown, charged with carred today that, a t th* auggrah’n *l»"d and walked immedii'lrly •<» merce expect* to call a . nta«a Ut IIN St Although declining l „ , arrangem ents Ilu- c iita in wil slat of the S tate Plant board author!, eying roncraed weapon, estreated m r„ | nB. u memoriallae the 'h e state •• u-legra|di olfice wlirrv h« divulge their plans, union Ina.lc'* 'is., nl htl.’i fm thr fits' play. • lrg i,'a tu r(._ to wipe tics, the Hub'* tnotorradn to O r­ a *->0 bond. , rm» organlurgattlied n .i Ins wile in Manila of hi* to<|s\ itr. Intt'd a niuvi-nirnl was Itu ludc.l in It... f-t.Mlurlinn are A police raid Katunlay nleht crime throughout Florida. ll rvlvul, ange and Lakt counties, planned “ W hrrT h e n ’s Sun-hic.-’’ w ti’ln in fool whiih Ihey thought would The belief picvpiled here that .Six m i iiM-nito'ia of Ihe Viking for Friday, has been postponed In- on n atleegdAuaowdaytu-'BKKtl. rnd the strike of .VlNui llaynn Iv Ham slyiif. “ Ih r Clu -I Story' A police raid Saturday night on t h . outrage grew out of a war I'rfinlltdr. rew were still missing, twu of n ill i-mptayr* in llapi.y Yalli) hy Ito* ( | Talking' ut. niul “ |lr an alleged house nf ill repute net­ bgtw rrn underwor'd am) iho law Two di.ten S anforl gneiihaM ' usually attractive of.'? log dead. Hi* Garden Club w II hold ita ted aevrn arrests one fur bring • r'x rra " y|, Wtllirm Ih-M Hr. Jan- him weic kn wo |o hr fine Ihe rn I nf th r w rrk. enforrem ent branch** of the roun- und business institet'nor w eir i tomorrow, regular maetlngjFrtday morning at keeper of the place and Ihe otheia ty. The rm ph.je* of ih r Anirriiun Williams Marki-ll is ,1 t n l u r <>• I w rite men. including the Hilof Among th r m rnhanla who w ii Bicker* had been very active busy pushing final nlina to c o r10 o'clock a t tb« City Hall, with for being inmates. • • i" r>, ihe lll.faleil aliip, Daisy Hip. ln a campaign against gambling hava an active pait in th ?'«.* ll« tiding and G lantstuff Cnr|ui|u “ W hrr? T hrre's H on.lun." rn plrtlnn today, fur .saofm.i >, arei -th* pabllc invited, Mrs. Wight tin th* operator failed to appear and bootlegging. The fhillel, M i.lai.v - tu n a havr tn-rn Idle i l i s r Ihr • Deceivers." Mr*. II. C. Maxwrl' ilki d un hy Hie , -am er Delhi, first Community Doll* I tut of hhopp*. D ate's Dept. H to... It. announce.^ I*rpmtn*r9 speaker* and her raae waa. rontinued. i* dirrclnr of Ihr .DrMlllr •rhl.'l" «cic in tju- fo rirg id o r Hospital In tit* yea,. r"rom g n . r r y atnrra to, I- Perkins, Randall Elec trie f'u, sir kr was urdrred mi Apr. lb. w’ll glv. Information on th* vege. AMI# tlrnwn F arl Powell, A Ihr 1 1 Tonights |>-1 fmlita'Mv I* givri Manda t o l f f . Al| were „xp*.t>u( theatres, all are pivnilir.if fn. F. P. R inrs A rmstrong and M argaret Huff Filling Stall in. table and fru t altuatlon. • In.- according tu idiysician*. unc of tha largest alng n day* •! - Myrtla'a Douphtijl Hhop. Ilalror h each waa fined | t 0 w M e Johnny The Viking was ilr s tr y e d by o I • A i\e t? lr * rr D rpurlinrnl i.r ?hr Wmnnn' business tha City h a . e v n t hioa. Shoe Kioir, Wagoner hVrU ttU eatreated a *0 boml. A. H U D j e C t U I a e r m o n Club and fo r m e to m fll Of ih. ire Sunday nigh when a xxdatiU ulture Co., Henjamin'a Hepi. C. Uv* was dkamlswcd. LONDON, Apr." 50. ( I N S f - ‘ Newspaper adV ert'.log ar.it cir­ Stare, Melton Electric Co., Wood •; ' / ■ stholarahlp fund, which xrill he |< *** ‘“ ''d •" cleaning tR hstcho* Rrcklraa driving chorees Lord Youneer, famous Tore lead­ Taking hi* text from Hebrews, to to l t„ ih r ivtu-n-p >4 s.-uding t exploded The Delhi, sighting tjis again*! W. 8. P tire wet e dia- er. who. although never himself culars are living Jii* ilm .l -1 fur r u f f and Wataon, Milane Thcslunirs rualu-d lo the V iking's aid rr d wide over th e w - ion >u - ire, Hpoer and Hon. Th* Yow. Dr. W. I*. Iluthman preached last' local girl tolrullegr. CHICAGO, A ptH M . — ( I N 8 I - ndaaed 'aa e n the rase against a member nf tha cabinet, ' was >• unding Hanford. T err1* •• lio n rll Sadye's Hp,*c- n ghl on the vuhj.-s-t of "Thr Thoaa who will take part In Mi and after standing by all night leadlng police in, a raid rn R. W. Devlin, rh a rg e l with doing known a* tha man “whn pu'ls which hundreds of sla.pnera ore tally Company, Shop, lotney's Drug W anting, of th# ll»ly Hci* plutes " ■llyni's whijr IllHude Ihe Itrv. B u r\ (dckrit up tH9 IT' survivor*. Cap. >h. strings w hkh make the min- exfiorted la lotaa. extendi p.iiui *1 room w bete her husband buaineia withoat a licanae. later* dance." waa dead today ward to DeLarid. am : warp m M o r a , C hurch*rl'* an.t the Red Ilia auhjrct tonight at the Meth­ Inter Glower. Ilyron S g p h en i, tain Olson waa flrat counted foend with a young wooinr, S -rr Grocery and F pciI Co. In ad. RAID' NETB MASH. BTII.I. an ong those believed *° have par* a fte r a sadden collapse In a Mount Dorn and o t f * la k e oitlon CaUmrio* Hungerford Crow. to ih t te firms it I* und r odist Churrh will be 'Man'* l>v« Mary E llu ltelh Neely and Edward •heil. theatre her* last, sight. ^Villiama, 20, declarod tiny IK'terminc?l by Ills Derision." F. Lane. “ Dcveivrra" will Ih? pre Ct-unly rommunties, a uthwar-l l» siiard th at several ronrein* un. Twelve Farrela of m ath and a d file suit fop dieorea against Lord' Yeangyr t#*cther with Winter Park and O iti r a r anJ alila to faatu ia Dollar Day Itanu A workers' conference will be i rented by a cast composed of Hy l.uclen K. William* ferm ar Yala 200-gal 'on atill Were ronfiarated Bonar la w hacked IJoyd George eastward to Chuluo* r. • ill hava apevtal attraction* tor held at 7:45 o'clock preceding t h c . n n S to ||w n s. MalUe E. Stone and BIG TUKTLB GIVKN t o ZOO be aherifr* deputies yesterday In the post w ar. coalition cabinet elklet*. Local d tlttn a will haen their , hoppers. sermon at N o'clock. Cottage Sam Byrd, while the following will Mrs. Williams is a daughter of afternoon in a raid near .Choi- of 1912. I D IM2, however, h« first glimpao of th# com'.rg th A 137-puuad turtle la tho lalaah Inasmuch ns t».yte ere no plara prayer meeting* were held today I be seen In "The Ghost S to ry ;" The mash waa destroyed exerted a|l Rla Influrnco to bring lar Day Hpocislt In adven-M . W C. Crowley, wealthy Detroit for n almtl*. r r n t to ho hoi I aildit Ion to the Municipal Z oo,1 • •• a f "t h |o ft meichaat. Tha case ay Williams and th« still brought to town. No •h. o. u r tha downfall ______ m enu appoariag In Th* )lou.:«' later in tha summer tha m er­ with Mrs. T. W. Williams, *Mi' N at Farnw or.h, Katherine Srhir Th* turtle waa rau g h t Sunday and Mia* A iks K ranger, a t, ar- arrest* were aaade. Th* raid wa* liberal leader claiming Ur. roali thla nflarwcon. Every s n .ii par­ chant* taking p art In Dollar Da/ , Oak Avrnua, Mr*. Hutchinson, ard. S ara M ai welt, Lucille Bolts, afternoon a t tha New Raiyrna raatod with him will h e heard conducted by Deputies Chris tlon had outgrown ita usefulness, ticipating in thla event has m».U have p a t forth every effo rt to Rose Court, >Mrs. Page, Second Beverly Bender, Henry W itU, bridge by Mrs. R. )|. Chapman, af _ Staphsnson. Georgs Skhiffley and and died an implacable political •Xtsnairs preparations fo r Ilo* Bisks tom orrow's bargain ovoid and French, and .Mrs. T. C. Carl- Gana Torrance, M ar i. Wl Illama waa ____ iatoraol llrn d ris Lylaa Daytona ______________ ___ caught Beach.___It waa Jsftat* t« M b fham jdoa (g 1 9 a. DarM B r p o d w a / , _________, to* Of Lloyd George, , „_____ bargain M o lu tt and wUl b a r4 «.* G>o boat pear held ia Sat/prd. •o n ,'E a st M r*t Street, __ _ _ _ _ Kelly I*ope and Kalbclna WUIlami.wilh a 24-pound u a t Una* outhful Husband,Of Late Separated,Un> f o l d s Story After Severe Questioning Declares It Is‘NowOr Never* AsOrganizations Launch Great Drive Ott Fruit Flyi Board Of Directors Of Huge CompanyVote Him Confidence Atj DrahY«fc'S^W{o?l GonzahiKscobarAbandons Headquarters Secretly, Departing Unknown In Plane [i (UMni*!u muvement LEGAL PAPERS OF GROWERS’ GROUP ARE COMPLETED IS S S U irifS iir'n S lB E BLOT ON CITY 7A fH AR V THINtfV Incorporation Articles' To BeGivcnOutSoon ol ‘h<• "'•|l FredDornerReports. PayMunicipalTaxcs '"“'tst m Z 'S J U R Y RELEASES QUIZ IS RESUMED ^RY^SI^YEfHM^mWirTRllST^'F?^” " LILLIAN DE KING AND PERIODICALS Husband OfVictimAI* Trade Commission I so Freed OnCharire InquisitiveAlnuitlteOf Liquor Violation cent Sale Of Paper i ' Doug and“Mary'” DiRbuRR istuss “TnllripR” talkies f0 «r •" lisbuss “Talkies Their Way East 3 ■|i»« ( linton Carnes Is Reported As Dying Slowly Of Disease •« »•“«» •••• «h- u V n Their Way East ,h,>- t“ .................... .. " " issiiisv ; i-:P cG"... Flogged Crusader May Be Detainedln St a t e As Witness Mill Workers Ask Protection Against Members Of Union Two Liquor Cases Tried In Municipal Court On Monday CapUiin 0 f Vessel Larue Ticket Sale Destroyed In Blast For Little Theater Reports Self Alive Plays ThisEvening Garden Club Motor Trip Is Postponed Two Dozen Local Merchants Take Part In Communi ty Dollar Day Sale 'H Wife Divorce From UntrUe Spouse Famed Tory Leader Is Dead In England Warning .Of Bible I J?!n,W r„ ,hr »< ^ w.i - —dj_ V �k J t *. Expert Is!)Prominent Film PaahDrive Men Die In Crash B lektn'. abduction * « i reported. Mayor Brown >rd«r** 'o u t W ip t ti tl po ten.cm . had all ofC .ars o ff duty oalloJ In and prr*a»d city firem en Into dv.y to aid In the search. He aae chartered three airplanes and bed theip make a (Continoad Prom ra g e One) most minute survey o f the entire w ay to combat a menace of that county In an effort to locale the type,” said Mr. Monk. automobile. of Blcktrs and his ab­ ductor*. ’ Sheriff n estle railed on Bickers to n lfh t and said, nothw llhatand. Ing their fued he was determined to ck> everyth/ng In bla power' to run down the aasdlante. Bickers had realised fa r ■ week o r more that hhi lif t was In danger. 11, said a ieadar of the underworld In Tamps had been . _. _ i s . . « 'a - »a 1 _ a— to 81. P tlcrab u rg and told him to situation and n more thorougn “ lay off* certain things >ho was appreciation'of th* danger of the Inveetigallng. pcet. the sooner modification of Richer* had told nrw ipepvrm rn- thr-rrguUIU m * will be made and that he was phm tdajt to'lcwsw h * *k-------“ ---------’ home, which I* located In * apar»* TcV'fcnfcd suburban location and ' go to a downtown hotel ju st aa aeon a t his wlf* recovered sufCrirntly to be removed. Mrs. Bicker* trle| fumed Gov. rrn o r Carlton this afternoon and told him of h e r husband's abdurtlcn. The governor told Mrs. O rk rra he wpuld leave no atone unturned In a n effort to appre­ hend the abductor*. The mrid* at the Blckrr* homo •aid a numlier of m rn had been watching the house fo r the last wrek. They too saw th , lawyer abducted, and were confident they were stopped for a few nlghU, rould Idnlify at least o n , of tha Checked without but soon w rre rrtum rd. men. S91 “doring.'* Rub on III* moat recent caa# was one In While a t first It would Yave which h# asked Governor Carlton appeared a most daring thing to for the removal of Sheriff Glad­ taka R itkari in bread daylight, stone Beattie, who Is rharced with a survey o f ' tha situation showed accepting protection money from th a t hail not Mr*. Blckefs heard bootleggers, and allowing gamb« her husband drive up and looked 'Ing to go unh'ndrrrd at tho dog out the window, there would hav, tracks. All the evidence In thla hern no eye witness to the eh. rase has hern filed with the gov­ ductlon. ernor. W het r f f r r t nickers' derl- ARE S t PetersburgMan, ippii Crusader OnVice,Is BeatenAndRobbed « Speculate Upon untceOfAmericans Biff BritishEvent lO N D O N , A p r, tp —< I N 8 ) w ir y ln f a warm glow of U t'n stie n ever the brilliant ele­ g y of th e B ritsh golf profession• Saturday which brought the M*» Oup beck te England and -th I t « good dan! of loet presf*N tfoaa followers of the game id thousands of others, not eo M b speculated today npoa Engg f e t haneet in th e open champhehip o t M u'rfield on May 1 Hope fo r the British victory In ■ open Uila year, m a n or laea in te n t, before tho Ryder Ctip Itch as, h as revived to an extant b a n B m ight almaat ha called VC -* > * * —; > / ' *. Since 1923 when A rth u r H aven I • I W alter Hsgeh by a an g le rakd every B r'ilsh open h v in won by an American. How­ ler among tha f i t e u tr re for the wn, (hare are 11 Americana, and edr stre n rth ta not ha’ng dlsunted despite Saturday’s result When (he open hegfna, lb* enra Ryder Cup aqued consisting of o g m , Leo IPegel. Hop on Hmtb, Hla Saracen, A1 Espinosa, JohnfF a n v l, Johnny Golden, Al W et. me, Eg Dudley and Jo Tum cea »U ho ra rfo rc e d by nurh golfer | MacD.nnld Smith, “ Wild** Bill lelhorn. Tommy Armour, Bo'ihy ralckahank and Jim Barnes, bong tha professionals with g<>rge .Von Elm leading tha am(aura. A fter hla sensational play •tu rd ay , Dlegal has In tome icaaure displaced Hagen aa tha pa I he Britons must fra r. . . Southern S ugar Company R lsnttd additional 1,W»0 *ei«-« sugar rana In B ars Beach and (Miami locks district aast of O ew liton. O f Their Airplkne 1.08 ANGELES, A pr- 2 9 ( IN S)—Three men prominent In the fdm colony were dead ;tod*yr arm hurtling to their doom-by an Ironical fate th a t atels n s l u r firm a film th r ill* they were to produce. In exactly the manner th a t was to fum l’h the dram atic high spot for th slr produet'on, the three rtre tk rd to enr h In an .airplane The dead: William O riatt. 22 wealthy owner it the (fline and son of William H. O v is t. mina(jer for M orris.Goat, theatrical pro- ■;1v Substitute May Be sh-lvcd Made For Paulino Arm" GENEVA. Apr.. ® — (IN S )— China** proposal th a t compulsory m ilitary trianing bn abolished as p art of th e g r n r r J disarmament plan, waa shelved today by the U s Rue of Saturn* preparatory disarm am ent commission without a vole. All th e nations rrpr*-«"«*ril *>*•“ opposed Chlnaa suRRestlon except fin many and Ruv.et Kua.ia wi»..n are favoring draatle program s of Reneral disarm am ent b y .Itn d , ara and air. The commission Informed llu fh (Jib* n, American repre- Schmeling ! • ’ | DAILY SERVIGE Battle NEW YORK, Apr. (2d— fIN S )— If Max Bcheme'lni; U unable to im l hroueh with hla MtR with 1*1101100 U trudiin'ln the mein number of tho ml’k fund card a t Yankee Stadium on June 27, um trhm aker Tom MoAnile plana to m atrh Rene He Vo.' He'glan middleweight, a rd A--e Hcndkina nr the head liners In tho sbtw . Reports hnve reached hero from fle n ra n y th a t Schmelinr will not box until hln contract with his m nnagrr, A rthur Uuitw, become* void. Ifundklns w 'n a close declrlnn over I)s Von h em w m n lime ago. MrArdle said th a t If necenrary . >. detw een JACKSONVILLE DELANO AND KAM'OItD Store Ihn r Delivery In City LlmlU St. John’s Trar * Fool Df MyrtV.NL Phone 2I.V-YV hildrens Colds thls ra te is no| known. (Too W hat was |iertinpn the meet In Two writ Irn slv , m an hunt ever conducted rounty, 'n this p art of Florida was Insti­ tuted under the persons! direction exchange o t- Mayor John N. Brown when preferred. I-ate l o Ctamlfy.) located Iota In Volusia on Slate Highway, will for email car, coupe I'hone 32.1—W. THE MAN WHO ROBS . HIMSELF • . • t * < “POOR PAY”—costs tlu* man wlio docs not pay—the most cigarette its The man who» takes on a\S10 or $10,000 obligation today—pays promptly when , » » due—can enjoy good credit convenience—again and again. And his good name extends his credit, multiplies It. His emergencies arc taken cai^e of—before they TA S TE/ happen. Hut the man who does not pay—shacklcH himself—weakens his self respect—kills his big chance when he needs t most. TASTE above everything Millions of smokers say, -i d EVEN for purely selfish reaBonh—pay up and keep your credit good! rather have a Che««ffield"—for that one rtaaon. They know Uttle about the milliom of pounds of choice tobacco* put away to age. ., they know nothing of Chesterfield's CROSS­ * BLENDING method . . . but they d» know how Chesterfields Uiht And rightly enough, — ---------taste Is the ee« thing smokers want! M llD and , « THBY SATISFY ©sterf i ©Id, FINE TURKISH end DOMESTIC tobaccos, not only BUNDED but CROSS-BLENDED , MtvMToamoCo. »bim,LNMWTT* arwv* » w wvwm* e og g va ' .......... • ’ . PAY BILLS PROMPTLY “KEEP Your Credit GOOD” *. • ‘ - if , k’l a • • * (P aid A d v n lto e m to l) . .• / . . * T �w sa ru i __ •i Sanford * liratlc fru it^ ^ h lc il^ i m u r t ntoni K i f H *M c a u ti^ a ^ tiu ih c o n d tf n "a m o n g v c g c table and fru it growers throughout the state, does not at___ celery, and th at the quarantine regulation* tkhlch go taek i Into effect tomorrow do not apply to celery. For somo time or until yeaterday, the Impresaion haa prevailed to Rome extaht th a t celery, growing In any district designated as Zone One under quarantine regulations, could not be ship­ p ed . r «h, R a m lH a Ul Prmlt W ha H m Fly Is U hs THE ADULTS,—T to TtM lIsrr iM in fru it f i r Is Rr IsM ct that In tbs adult stag* m a r t b l n in I'D and general shape tb s ordin­ ary hous* fly, b u t differs ^ ra u tly In the color p attern »f |b * body sad wings and la i u hi Th* glistening black spot* open the Ineecle* back, th« two w hite bands on the; ytllowlsh abdomen, dhnJl • ka trallMw' enrl black* hllalr DUtrll* and the yellow end Inga of the winge at c tlagulah fru it fy Such a contingency, should It exist, would causo con­ siderable embarrassment to a large number of Seminole t r m m N ( •• county growera who have not yet Sent their produce to the markets. Ip tho Oviedo section there Is at the present time % practically a half million dollirs worth <rf celery rtady "SSt? td'-be cbt-khd shipped, and Okledo, conSaimhg ond of two I RM «M ,JaalM f t M >»III>H•< infested groves, is In Zone One. If these growers were not X*W* I m M incces• ilm ta f M allowed to ship their celery, It' would work aary hardship upqn them and tholi'commr >!'• pWlH to Sanford,,tfext year, if the fly ii still Vrlt TUESDAY, APRIL 10. time and Sanford should happen to be In an I But the announcement of M. .Scott ln"^ other Insects in Hawaii. TW cot* lU B iJt T p a i TOE "TODAY Herald haa cleared up much doubt e x itin g ip ; the' minds o n , brown, yellow, blockjf and p ndam lnaU si «wrOPPoaTUNiTY-If tk.‘ of many of oOF growers on this particular point. Mr. Scott, whits, will tu rn from uU his sins who Is district m aafguvg^V $hA»/-.-r-cntomol«giat of tho p attern th a t can be I t b« hath committed, and kssp American Fruit Growers, haa Just returned, from Wash­ cos ly a fte r comparison w ith the a.-and do f h i t which ington where ho haa spent soyeral days in closo conference draw ing of the adult fly . rigHt, h« shad is ra - with Department* b f A grit___M cumire'^rricfals a d d In-lobbying . '. f H E E G G S—The female fly U .... lire, h« (ball Dot Is^-E sckla) for the appropriation bill* Ho la thoroughly acquainted with able to drill, w ith 'lb * sharp end ilnhefe of h er body, small plnhote-llk* 141. gc<! and an< in un­ breaks or punctures In th s skin every phase of the campaign now being wnged doubtedly as thoroughly qualified aa anyone la the country of fruits, am i through (to ss aha PKAYEIl—O mak« but trial of . HI* levs) E ip sritn c s will dsclde, to speak Intelligently regarding tho Mediterranean fruit tays h sr eggs. N aturally, tbsaa eggs puncture* are so sm all th a t they ’ , How bleat thsy a rt, and only-they fly. According to Mr. Scott’s statement, celery will be af­ afa not aevn by the average, per­ .Who In Ills tru th confide. Si fected by the peat and tho quarantine only In the most in­ son. Ordinarily the fly lays from •V' Lives Of g reat man all rsm ln t significant way. It will bo necessary to wash the dirt off on* to tlx rggs through • th*so heirs Into a small cav.ty mad* fur ■ us how evsn tb s mighty b a rs fa l­ the celery befora shipping; that is all. As this in already th*m Just beneath In the pulp or len. dono In a great many coses, most of our-growerx will never rind. In soma Instances several Tim a was whan Sundpy was a know the difference. The rest of them can wash their cel­ which are only s to a t o n e -tw tn lr day of rs s t; now appansitly I t la a ery and forget about embargoes- There will be no more teventh cf an Inch long, may arday of aulomehlla accidents. restrictions against washed celery than against the move- cumulate In a singlo egg cqvlty as tha m u l t of repeated egg biy. ment of horses, dogs, people, pineapples or furniture. Coral Gables has r by maiu* female* through (to It In perfectly possible that thorn might be a celery fluid to inirtF DDlBing IH t K T T n ; "jltdfttPinmmHIllitely ndjacuiil lo an orange grove. The Trig" program. Bo urn! s’ TIIK LARVAE—The eg g . hatch grove might ho alive with iiesky little frulL flle^ and the Into whitish larvae, o r maggot-, OpmsnL 3omight be known um um Zontr Zone One On anil (hat burrow or tunnel ln all dire area forr ka mile around m lght.be W hsn they speak of the plant tho area nine miles beyond that an Zone Two, but the culti­ Ilona through tha pulp, feeding a t .board's determination to "stam p vation of celery could go right on. When It In ready,to be cut, they go and eaualng decays to out the fru it fly,” they aru speakit could be cut, then washed and nhipped without restric­ sta rt. When first hatched ihry Ing literally as well as flguraUva. tions. Sanford farmern will get their money an they have ar* vary difficult to detect, bnt lY* In tha pant. And Sanford will continue to grow and prosper, when full grown they ar* vary wh le and. although only four A hill has bcin Introduced am* Sanford people Rhould bend every effort toward tho sixteenths to five-sixteenths of an powering circuit Judges ftpextermination of tho fruit fly; they ahould co-opcnito to the lnt receivers for busted banka itead of tho stat* comptroller. utmost of their ability with the officials who have charge W« understand th e n 1* a varyof the eradication campaign; they should do this for tint strong sentim ent In favor o f thisrest of the ntate, for the cltruH growent, for the tomato, " bill. pepper, and eggplant growers; but Sanford can thank ltd lucky xtara that celery and lettuce, our biggest crops, are W ith a.fed eral ta riff on fruits and vegetablea now a probability not affected. K to C Fult-'jpuwn maggots bees - the peculiar' habit, If taken out of the fruit a» 4 placed upon a sssooth ■urface, of curling up and Jump* ing from 1 to § Incbea. TUE PU PAE.—A fter leaving the fruit upon which thsy have fed, the larvae either burrow In­ to the toll to depths varying up to 3 Inehta ’or seek shelter under any objact upon the ground th e n transform to the pupa or chrysalis stags. Daring this stags the Insect Is not ablo to move. Although outwardly appearing quite dead, Inwardly, the wonder­ ful changes are ta k in g ' place by means of which nature transform s the ugly m aggot Into the beauti­ ful fly; end In the course of a few days the adult fly breaks forth from the pupa, pushes her Way np through the toil, and, *et th e m o th er of sscond g e n e ra l .bj*Ms _ - . or. (grape liniY rainre i L m . i i. usumsg ^_____ id, doss n e t tacreaee tb s , . , r leld o , . v \ V > * M Pfl 4, 4, and 0 eggd. The hirgeet num- norm al m ortality am ong the tart o r o f eggs laid during Ufa by vas. a sing Is female in the Laboratory Length O f Time Required For waa 622. This fly lived only 153 During the was ins at Hawaiian stays. I t la probable th a t 800 eggs, o r even more may to laid by w eather, when tb s mean tem pera­ ■tafia hardy females under favor. ture averages about 7 M degrees F „ th e M editerranean fru it fly re­ {Ua roadlUona­ i l ta also Important, from Ih f quires aa few as 17 or a s many standpoint of control, to know as 33 daya to pass through Us im ­ th a t female* deprived of a chance m ature stages. At this season fagr fa r tha larger to ley eggs In fru lta or e period of four to rfx months when certain number p a ts through those stages crops era n o t.ln season have the In IB to 20 day*. At an average to begin depositing egg* m ein tem perature o f 6 8 degrees eg v tta v ly ns younger flic* when F , which la about tho coolest tem­ frulta ‘ sufficiently ripe become perature hi Hawaii where frulta available for opposition. Thus,one are, generally grown, the Imma­ fem ale kept In the laboratory for ture stagaa require ^0 to W days. thf first five months of bar l f« J u s t w hat the length of the Ins. WfUtMt, fru ‘ its In which to tay(rgga m ature stages may be In cooler l a i d 'I f , 4. 9, and I »fS> during regions e in not be definitely s t a t the firs t four days of the sixth td , but experiment* indicate th a t month of her life when fruits It may to.considerably Increased *wflV placed i n the cage with to r . I r a n i normal of 2 days g t JCm eggs. The tim e required by the fly to eraurv of 48 degrees to 83 do letorasttag Feeto A toot- T W - p n fg T h iwUgh the eg r, larva,-end g reet F. A well-grown larva su r­ pupa stages depends very much vived a tem perature of 48 degrees A dalt Fly Incapable of Inficting bodily in­ upon th e climate. The climate of to B4 degrees F. for 79 day*. A larva remained ju ry on man, tha adult fly Is, Honolulu and of the coastwise re­ newly-hatched nevertheless, th* fru it grtrw eri’ gion* of Hawaii In general Is pract'catly dorm ant for 67 day* at m utt persistent enemy In Hawaii, very favorable to fruit-fly In­ an out-of-door tem perature rang for she !n continuously searching crease. A t Honolulu the tem pera­ ing from 27 degrees to 73 de for fru it In which to .l o r her ture rarely drops as low as bit greet F. (mean 48 degree# F.), eggs. A dults die within thro* to degrees F-, and then only for a whereas In Honolulu during sum­ four days If they have no food; few Hours during one or two mer It would Hava rem a ned in but if they ean secure tb s Juice* nights In th# y ear. Th* daily this stags only 2 days. The fruit of frulta o r tha honeydew of In­ range In tem perature Is small, fly has been held ln the pups sects, whiel; form th# bulk of their a rrra g tn g between 8 and 11, de­ stage for about two month* a t an food, they may live .long periods. grees, while the normal monthly out-of-door tem perature ranglnu Two file* lived Tor 23U and 31r. mean tem peratures rang* between between 38 degrees end 72 de. days, respectively. But as a nil* TOJ) degrees F-. In the w inter and g reet F. (m ean, s to u t 64 degrees Ufa Is much shorter, allhough 7» degrees F. In the summer. Bi­ F.). Had the mean been about 7U many live to to four to six months ological work has shown that degrees P., If would have remainold. M any ||lf yltfff they *»*» tk* Iswu t- wwathy means « f’• n l In fliti1pufii HUjftr'onfy u to IT 1f ■ I.Wct IIlocalities >11*1A- - # 1M l if. fJUk fret S iInen - diiy-. Three larvae ta very firm h tve bad up to T 1JM) elcva they * l.oWo young, even if tlon h a v e ' little ' effect upon the applra required 28, 58, and 74 food. fru it fly other than to retard duys to become full grown and It* b* rggs when 4 to 10 Jays old, and, somewhat its development. It Is leave the fru it to pupate a t Kesllike hens, only much more faith­ never cold enough throughout th e akrkua, where the trm perature fully, continue to develop and lay coastal regions of Hawaii to rend. rangrd between 68* degrees'and 80 eggs ta fru ts almost daily s o l e r either (far. adults-or the Isrvac degree* F. (mean, about. G8 de. long as they live. A female may inactive. Ther* are no period, of greet P .|. Adll to the 74 days lay onanaverqgr-frrrm 4 tc-Srggs the y ear a t any Hawaiian port ■ju'red for larval m aturity 4 days n day, J2 eggs being th* largest when clim atic rondlt on* are un­ for the rg g stage and 20 days number known to have been la'd favorable for fruit-fly Increase. A for the pupa stage, and one ha* re Instead of a posslblMy, pinsapples may again become a lead. Ing agricultural product of Flor­ ida, especially' sine* It I* on* of the very very few fru its which Florida haa approximately 9260,000,000, worth of It not attacked fay th f Mi-diter. jfroven which annually product* oil an avcraxL- of 9100,000,'lancan fru lj fly- rr_ _ tt o Im m ature i under'certain host conditions a t mean o f 88 degrees F. Thu* wbfla these stages may to comptatod ta as f*w aa 17 days, ihra* to Umr. months ta a ▼*? eonaervaUva ad* ■ _____ fo r possible length Isas favorable climatic o or a period ittfO c Ic n liy -------. . . outlast tb a coolest seasons of l h |t * semitropics. The M editerranean fru it particularly Injurious attacks so many more d 'ff« T Dt kinds of frulta .of value to than does any other known fly. In th« Hawaiian Islands kinds of fru it, have been fou* Infested. Fortunately, the . apple ta not Infested, and the ban. ana Is fra* from attack when shipped under commercial condi­ tions. TUMBLING MUSTARD rjf ,t ftsfied ift a coulpe, wedded In Nebraska, on th* Bouqd: They call me Tumbling M ustard, "H ey Tumbling Mustard, w hat's your business; listen Baddy, where a re you bound T'1 Monday In Omaha, Tuesdawjta Dakota, one day I n Memphis, three In Allentown: Mud roads and atony roads; concret* and macadam, ah* would never leave m* if I would settle down.' Columbine and larkspur, peony and dahlia, cornflower msyf'ower, each haa it* place; I am Iks tosskl* weed J across the prairie* win a# a t the beck of it, mountain* iq its (ace. Tumble-wood, tumble-weed­ riding h’a velocipede east side, west side, a I around th# moon: Denver, San Francisco, Winnipeg and Dallas m ayto If tha gss holds out we'll g e t th e'# ' anon._______* By Malcolm Cowley Florida’s Big Drop Driving white drunk 'Iiaa a ser­ ious connotation whciR confined to ' automobile driving, but wh«n applied to manipulation of ann airplane. It becomes almost om­* inous .Three prominent young men of to* Angeles, out »n a spur.look a pane up for a spin. They spun Into a m»fl dive whirh ended In nn undrrlaktag parlor. --------------- o-------- -----Hoover went ftiliing Saturday. He knows how lo escape the . worries and perplexities of gov. - a n tin g a g reat nation. There la mor* tonic In vne llltl* flab than in is dosrn bottles of any patented cure-all, more health In a quiet little pool sheltered from tho whirling eddies by huge rocks than In n whole vulume of prescript Ions. ----o-------------" J im," Fears, who for msny ycats represented the Fourth Con g rcieh n al District a t W ashing­ ton, ha* moved from Me former horn* in Kissimmee to Jacksonville where hr now practical aom* of tho law . hr helped to make. Bears stllb h a . fats of friends throughout the whole state and hla Jackson­ ville career ahould be a lucrative one. • ■ - ■—. o ■ \V. M. Scott, who has been In * IV s.li ngtou during the past week working for the fruit fly appro­ priation, says Ruth Bryan Dwrn ^deserves ■ targe portion of thu "credit fur the passage of the Joint resolution which made the ..appruprlajton Immediately pos­ sible. M r,. Owen knows Her poll, te a , and knows how to g et things political urrompliahed. — o——— —— 81, Pt-lrraburg la coming in for aom,- of the natural reactions of a w dc-open town. A prominent attorney there who was opposed to racetrack gambling waa taken from his home Kunday afternoon, w hitkvj ' sway in an automobile to a quiet spot rn the wood# and there severely beaten by a Rang of gunn .*n. That, to a large tx tent, Is the elaas of people whirh is trying to legalls* gambling In Florida. 000 worth of orunxi'M- Thin x m tl crop ha« only onu rivnl in the bualncftH development and tho financial nlahility of tho atate, and that of cuum* in the tourist crop wHich IB re­ cent ycara haa reached atupendnua proportions. Speaking of oranges, M omch Folnom. in the Florida Timea-Union naid recently: “In 1928 Florida produced approximately 8,000,000 boxen of gra|K'fruit, Porto Kico 1,000.000; (lalifornla 560,000; Texas, 260,000 and Arizona 100,000. |£xix>rtti (Dialed 679.000 Iioxcm. G reat Uritnln taking 286,000 box ex; Canada, 260.000 Imixch; Germany, 6,000 boxea; France, 2,400; Vonuzueia, 2,600; Newfoundland, 2.200; British Malaya, 1,900; Chinn, 1,800; the Philippines,'1.GOO; (he Netherlands, 1.400; Panama, 1,200; Norway, 1,100; Ncthrrlnnd Went Indie*. 1,100; Argentina, MOO and Ceylon, 1,100. "In 1928 the orange production of the United Slates an ounted to ubout 25,600,000 hoxca, with California firat. Florida second. Alabama thirtl, IxiuiRiunu fourth, Arizona fifth, Mlx.iiHxlppi aixth and Tex ox seventh. The exportx of 1928 amounted to 2,700,000 boxex, of which Canada took 86 per cent, with Great liritiiin second. During October to May, United States oranges fncu comitetltion from Spanish and Pakmtim* orangex in Urilixh marketx. The bent xeuxon for United Statex oranges uppenrx to la* In the summer 'Hu 1928 the United Statex ini ported 109,000 boxes of grapefruit valued at 9199.(810; 26,000 boxen of orangex valued at 9112,(881. and 042,000 Imixoh «if le m o n s vidued ut 92,191,000. Uur imports of frexh fruitx in 1928 had u value of 9-12.500.000. Thin included 01,298,000 bunches of ban­ anas valued ul 925,277,000 and 1,210,(88) pinrupjilrx, vulutul ut 91,127,000. Most of uur hnuanax conn* from Honduras and Mexico and from Jamaica, Porto Hlco. Cuba and other* of thu West Indies, Hawaii sent tin 496,000,0(81 pounds of canned pineapples in 1928 vu|i|,sl ut 9.'19,0(8>,(K8i. Porto Kico sent tin 255,000 boxes of orangex and Jupnn 26.0(8) Iwive* in 1928. 1028 " 20,(8K) boxes What this groat industry means to Florida, is proper­ ly pointed out by 8. C. Forbes, well known economist ami financial nnalyst of New York City, when he said: "I don't believe there is u single other alula in the Union which hu» us bright an agricultural outlook ux F'torida faces ut the Present time. Florida hax so many natural udvautugex that it cannot remain undeveloped. Moat of Florida's crops are produced when tho farm laud in nearly all the other stale.-, ix snowbound and idle- Florida lx closer to the lurgu centcr.of population, and there will Always be a mlifket for whi­ ter vegetables, fruitx. poultry and ikliry products. Califomia. with all Its industry bud tourist business has real­ ized that agriculture ix her greatest asset- And California ha* many costly items to consider—irrigation ' is ono— that Florida does not have to fact?.'* I hat flies have found th eir way p hi* prop-tty, and nbe* th e gov* THE LATEST PIECE of machinery for tha Electric Vnmtru men arrive It may to Just pc la ta and Just <co bad- I t is no Maid Bake Ship has arrived antf was installed Thursday. (m* to think o ( nkklcw nod dimes This is what Is known by bakers as a dough brake used rhea the citrus industry c f ( to i t - for grinding the dough before it is ready for tha bake oven, i b r ataU U a t ttok*. I making a lighter and whiter broad.—Lake broad.—L * “Butler ‘ ■“TUaea, * r*e,«a ’ - -i• ii.; 16 W **»" ■ * 1 Give yourself pleasure of smok­ ing a fragrant, mellow cigarette m o n th s , IT WILL TAKF: at least two year*, and[ possibly On* grower saya he le jot not «•* longer, before the fight on the Mediterranean fruit fly _____ Ing to rU-ao up th* fru ll In h 1* will l>e over and the pest exterminated. During this time grove* Lweuus* tf.c federal govern production of any fruitx and vegetables that the fly U ment toe appropriated a big sum accustomed to frequent will be • more or less problematical ftf looney .for ih s t easy purpose matter. U might be n guud plan t*i find out whob It does and he is Just going to-w ait until not trouble and turn our attention to such production— they do the work for him- In the nfmnUme, however, he may find Ocala Star. t r C I GARETTES W HY CAMELS ARE T H E BETTER CIGARETTE The C^m el blend c f choice Turkish and Dom estic tobaccos has never been equaled. T his h leu d p ro d u ces a d e lig h tfu l m ild n ess a n d mellowness. Camels sure always uniform iu quality, ' You can smoke Cam els freely without tiring your taste. They da not leave i cigaretty after-taste., Camels one a. refreshing and satisfying smoke* V*>-*< 14s", 4 -> �n -A God HasReen Good To Sanford, Says Divine In Sermon Bm Mh k i Telephone 443 Social Calendar P erso n a ls TUESDAY T he l i t t l e T heater Workshop krill prevent three one-act plays a t th a U gh school auditorium a t a t S:1S P M. The Senior B. Y. P. U. will en­ te rta in with a * p srty honoring E arle MeLane a t H octcok a t the borne of Miss Essie W hittle, 110 French Avenue. WBDNEBDAY. Buslneaa meeting of th e Wornan'* Club will bo held a t S^Sclock in the d u b room* with th e L iters- M r. and Mr*. Hugh Whelchel and children, Mre. II. A. liowaic T h e Ghost Story," one of the and Mr*. Mary Sim* spent Sunday three one-act plays to be stayed a t Daytona Beach. tonight a t the high- school audi­ Mr. and Mr*. It. A. Mr Michael torium under the. auspices o f the L ittle T heater W orkshop and fo r wore visitors a t Mountain Lake th e benefit of th e scholarship Sunday where they attended the fund of the W elfare D epartm ent cunccrt a t th e Bok Sanctuary o f the Woman’s Club, recentlyiwon Mrs Dentxrl S tafford and daughsecond place In tha a ta ta ’ high tiw, Helen Elizabeth, are now re ­ school dram atic contest and for siding a t The Gables on Magnolia th a t reason ita presentation here Avenue. has aroused considerable In ter­ W. A. Fitt* Jr. motored to'Tknl-1 est. ' a Monday where h r a p e tif th P The east is composed O f * ’ ay attending to businesa in ter­ group o* high school boy*- and ests. girl*, who have been e a s t I n n u m ­ erous local productiona recently. The many friends of Miaa Jo ­ The p a rt of the "earn est ’ young sephine Tarbell who has been m an" is taken by N at F am w orth seriously III for sometime, will be and the "p retty young g irl" bn glad to leam th a t *ho Is able to be out again. K atherine Schlrard. A group of Dr. and M is J .N. Tolar and Dr, g irl fr.ra d i includes S a ra M ax. well, Luc.lle Bolt and Beverly and Mi*. A. W. Epp* were Visitors Bender. Friends of the young map at Daytona Bench Sunday a f te r ­ are H enry W itte, Gene T urner, noon and cvrning Hendrix Lyles and' Kelly 1’o| h>. W. M. McKinnon, I - I. F rasier K atherine William* Will take tho snd father, N. C. Frasier, left p art of the maid. Sunday by m otor fo r Charlotte. The "Deceiver*" by W illiam N C. Mr. McKinnon and L L DeMllle wr.ll present Byron S teph­ F rasier ex p ect'to return in sever_ ens as Amos L ittle end Sam Byrd al day*. as "The Mink." Mre. W. E. Slone Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hinson a n ­ will have the role of Flora Little. nounce* tKs h lilh - f » b*»-y g ir| vr The third - idau—Is— ‘- W tu e r ~s*turday afternoon » t th e ir home, There1* Sunshine” w ritten b y Sam 21S Maple Avenue. B y rd It presents the Rev. Mor­ Mr. and Mr*. C. Boyce Bell and tim er Glover in the leading role, supported by * cast composed of son, Wallace Bell, left Sunday for their aummer home In C harlotte, liyron Stephens, Edward F. Latin N. C. where they expect to roand Mary E lisabeth N eely ,. tnaln until early fall/ 3 ' pham are atked to bring th e ir donation* a t d d t time. Tho (uplla of t^e Sanfoad Gram m ar School will observe visitors’ day and May Day with a physical education demonstration « n Uiq school grounds. All parent* or* invited to bo present and luncheon will be served in the THURSDAY. . Tho South Side P. T. A. will m eat in tha school auditorium ■; S;4S o'clock. Annual book shower wiii-b* heig a u u n im c -------- Tho T. E. U Class o f th e F irst B aptist. Church will hold I’.a regu­ lar business and social meeting a t B:30 o'clock a t he home of Mra. C.W , Forres tee cm W est F in * S tr ic t with Mia. Forrester, Mra. J. C. Roberta, Mra. Mary Stiles and Mrs. F. W Stanley. *• hostesses. C a n will leave tho church prom pt­ ly a t S o'clock fo r thoso desiring Iranaportation. Serainola C hapter Number Two O. E. 8. will megl a t the Masonic Hall gt 7;30 o'clock. A. special program has been arrangod. | FRIDAY The American Legion Auxiliary will hold Ita monthly mooting a t 4 o’clock a t ttia home o f Mrs. E. B. Stowe on Cameron Avenue. Prominent speaker* on th e veg­ etable and fru it situation will give out definite Information a t the meeting >>f the Hanford Garden Club a t 10 A. JM. a t tho City Hall. The public I t cordially Invited to be present. 8U#DAY. ’P 1* Am ertcln Legion and the aAmericanL agfon Auxiliary will V hold a j olnt dstngr oonferetic* at ^ h * Legion H ut a t II A. M. loinrhwill be served a t I o’clock gt the Sanford Yactl, Club. All inem bers-are invited to be present. SOCIAL CALENDAR The third meeting of a series on "P aien tal Eduratlon" for the prim ary and higher grade groups will be held a t the Junior high V>» Addressing a congregation th a t packrtl the rrr»b)rtcrian Church Sunday’morning, Ur. E. U. Brown­ lee took a* hit text Pialm 101:!, " P o rr* t n o t' all ti lt benefit The m "nliter enumerated lileatlnci. which he Mid Go<| had (Ire n tn all In Sanford a t a “batia for good cheer and courage.” "God h at g.ven to all of u* abundance of food, clothing and ■heiter, prim e phytiral nrceailtlca or life. There have alio been riven to ua clv'.l liberties, Intel. Iectu(>l privileges, tu ru r e>, friendt. loved one*, and spiritual privilege*." The m in ister d im m e d ekfll t»f the bletalnra amt concluded w ith thla itatem ent, “Cnntlder pardon, gu dance, atrenyth. coy race,' hope; corafort and lore. W rw ould notourrender a n y of th e ir teven for the money we have loit or hoped to win. We are not bankrupt. We a te rich In the thing* th at count." 212 -------- EAST FIRST STREET — — 214 Prices A re Low Here without Sa^ ife m g Quality R p r 7 T 1 /C /, ^ e Buy in l&ncirmoiis Quantities and Save on Cost L l C t U l i o ( ^ e Have No Charge-Account or Delivery Expenses NOTICH Spring Styles and New Patterns In The reg ular business m eeting nf the Sanford Woman’i Club will be held on Wednesday afternoon in the club rooms at 3 o’clock with Mr*. E. D. Brownlie, Mrs. W. P. PuhrnVwTS My*. Mnrti|v«\r Glover and Mr*. F. M. M arter n* hoates*e». The L iterature D epartm ent of tho club wilt have rh arg e o f the program and will present a one act play, "Local and t>ong D ist­ ance" by II. Manly >Dana. The cart will Include; Mrs J . B. Cog. born. Mr, , P !' Mrs J . P. 11*11, Mr*. J.C. Mitchell, Mra. E. 11. Lanry. Mr*. Francia E. Bole and Mr*. C. W. Baker A p ro n D re sse s 01 df/W Suppose your Family Donor offered a “special' mctalt* 'very other Thttraday, or advertised his office wtj would be cut in half on- (he aecond and third Mondays of the month. ^ ^ I k g i c a l . J s n ’t i t l ^ T h i t - k - r c a n f r ' w t i r i h e J . ' C , — H oom o I i u Penney Company doesn't offer "apecials" or "cut prices" or hold so-called "sales.” ills t u i w try over know this u W big — and this scsioa they will bt mors de­ lighted thsn ever with the charming styles snd splendid fabrics. II you have worn them before, you will not mist this selection— II you haven't, now is s good lime to Mart. Sites Jt to *k OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT of the Charles Dunn and Henry S, Y arhl Club Tea Itnom W lrrclnskl expect to leave Tue*. ■lay for lllhbing, Minn., and De­ Corner or Park A t*, and tro it, Mich, where they k ill spend J ___ __________ F lrat Street Mrs. W. C. DeCourseg vn« R osi­ the summer, est to th e member* of Clrrln OPEN* It A. M. TO H P. M. Mr. and Mra. W. W. P o tter and Number Teveti of the F irst Bap­ children. Jean n ette and W. W. Jr., SPECIAL C atering For tist Churrh a t th eir reg u lar Hirel­ expert to leave Tuesday by motor ing on .Monday afternoon a t her fu r Jarknnn, P art ten and Luncheons whore they tom e, 201 W est E ighteenth will spend the sum mer with rela­ Street- Mr*, f. K. E strlilge prr- tives. sided over the mooting which was qpened l.y a song and the usual d iv o tP n al cxerrisc. At the romluslcnf of all Inisl. hrsa a social hour r/as enjoyed They All Hay l t ’n The llenl Vjlaphone when re f rack merit a were serves! by . Talking Picture Yet Produced— the hostess. Mr*. DeCittrscy * Won !••"( Showing* To N ight—.7—9 O’eloek the prize In several contests whic h vrro also partiiipoled in a t this time. Those present w ertul Mrs. I. E. K alridgr, Mrs. L. E. Beard, Mra. A. J. W alker, Mrs. L. E. Tew, Mr*. F. W. Strange, Mra. Horn, Mrs. Mlckter, Mr*. W. T. Wheelc-s*. Mrs. J.G . Sharon, Mrs. Calhoun S m d t'r* . CuTilnirnam. , The circle will Jmld It* next meeting with Mr*. W. T. W heelrss, corner of f>»k Avenue and Tenth S treet, at 3:30 o’clock. Church Circle Meets With Mrs. DeCouracy Day after day we sell merchandise at the Iqwest figurn consistent with market costs, plus a fair charge for Attribution and handling. Whenever you buy a n y idng in our store you may be sure of two thingst 1* It is priced as low as we can possibly mark it— and our buying resources make this very low indeed. 2, You are paying exactly the game price neighbor— no more, no less. True-Blue” Play Suits . W ashable — D urable It’s The Talk Of The Town— I Lsi ' rj I I ^ • Tito kind cif suit Dial kwi** ihe l*1* presentable and savra wikir ami tear rot lu» clotlirs during playtime. . S IL L S S C j >1 Long aleevea, anklr length Irg k open fro n t, d ro p seat, roomy Presenting “The Avenue” MILANE /f A New Shape Milan Straw for Young Men TIiIi Sand Milan with wide, plait Fancy Banda Staunch and Serviceable S p r in g M illin e ry In Smart Asaortment 36 Inch prints, sit fast colors. Dollar Day. 4 New h a t! to delight everyone — tu rb an shapes, brim s that tu rn la c k j o uncover the eyes and come down closely over the ears— some w ith n a r­ row and m edium brim s—every type o f sm art hat. 5 Yards SHIRTS Union Suits Men’s dimll y check athletle style ti nion suits. BLOOMERS 915 / era, Wednesday W*have noise attrmcf ve prices on Isvoly'stlk drtnsoi SPECIAL PRICES $ DAY Pillow Cases W ia s r d B r a n d ststa - ib w " "An espettally interesting group be­ cause the liati are so smart and ao new — fells, novelty braids and silk — in bUck. Un aud bright ihazlax —— — 4 For - LADIES SILK DRESSES ^ tw 7 A ssorted lengths, sire* 30 to t l a s ltt. Overall nr Ja rk e t, at. Of Broadcloth Men’s athlet|e under shirts. Dollar Day 4 - 1 T w o front aet-in pock, bta, two hip pockets, one w atch bib pocket an d a rule pocket. Men’s Shirts Ladles Rayon silk bloom SHIRTS #. Made slandanl size of 2.20 stitched blue drm m w arns— lugh-lMck o r sui|«ndcr< back styles. At O u r Im portant Low Prices 2 For GOWNS Splendid Value! “O x-H ide” Overalls PRINTS 5 Yards Trademarked Brand They Make Good on the Job C H U R C H W ELL’S 36 inches Thl» good quality muslin I* • standard for thousand# of housrw ivr* ig* country ovet , It is rum, smooth and . comet bleached and uublriiched. Yard one o f the season1! em artest M ylex YOUR DOLLAR WILL BUY MORE DOLLAR DAY AT colors, or printed voiles Printed silks and plain silk* . . . color* and patterns ao delightful (li.it you will want to start sewing imme­ diately. lieuigclte, crcpc dc chine and wash *u«a a • . all lo r, yatd color patent ridged tele- fn new attractive coloring!. Fhw litied with lull satin ll* and. fall leather sweat band. F i ctlleot vslus, at— Full fashioned, genuine $1.50 value, Wednesday only . . . . . . and Thriftily Priced, Tool Honor” Muslin - I lls CAPTIVi; W OMAN ' PURE THREAD SILK HOSE C h a r m in g S ilk s Sire* 2 to 8 year*. Outstanding valu* MAC M ILL NAPLES— New srw rr line* and street* under construction in th h place. |Your Family Doctor Doesn’t Offer “Specials _ ^ .L A D IE S NEW HATS AthletioUnion U n io n S u k s O f i t m i H l N nalnaaokt ribbed kni{ ineert aaaa* bug, i Most any shape and any color can be had la thi lovely hats. 9 5 / up n J 9s > • 72x90 Sheets A l L o w C o a t! SIm before htsambw. "W t*. ■C brand. Thriftily to w * rk * « �]t f U q * H enry S riiU rf O M i, PhD** etV- Group Nears Close Toi ompl c t e d 0 A 8 T 0 M A , N. 0 , Apr. 30— (IN S )—T ha trial of Jarnb W. V nnderburf, ovenrmwn 17-yrarLitd farm Iwy ch affed with the m u n lrr of yva Itiembei'. nf hie fam ily, wan cxpcc-.cij to reach the an ru m m t a to m lata Inlay. Only tr ie f rehuU tle of the t pte and ilefenee remained when rourt convened till* morning befere the eritum ente will Me*In. tv waa e i- ■Mtanad Pram ra*e One) JM l .berti worked out In eo he ea'd, "Is idrnply le* U la dcetrablo that every Etoptwutd know exactly w h it |*l an o rg an lu tiu n th„ aeenl jjg.wllt be, how ,1 will lie w ed-aud huw the tjrawera ■ k | th* cd (re tire to a rt a* ram lny b o d r- h r other word", th* contract' la prracntrd to war ha will not be n*kcd to tljita fo r,th e cum to 'c * 10 the jury deiphla banker, ae n»«.at*nt ram toW irrow. ‘ mUiloner ijf indlan affaire, U Wia Tho dpfrnw clnarJ Ita c n a t t m i cn'rviunrpj today. placing lh P you h 101 the aland M Tf> HR I N I T I A T E D ru U p .r lr a ll/ deny th a t ho. *Uu bit m ol|irr, fnllu i, two k l M n an-] brother whole charred bodir* were found In the ruin* n f the? Vvtmlrrurj: h.rm- n ear her* last H it. tW. DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS K& r. dU.have all the-fart* brfora ; ao he ran eat efy him.elf frery dollar collrctad for Mala* will bn utrd fur that Kd exclusively ami for hit [’■‘'benefit." VOILE PLAIN AND FIGURED llctfutar 50c per Yd. 0 4 .'I jd a, fop' ........ V * * IIATISTE, 0 yds. fpp Itcfll. .Grade 16c |»cr yard Extra Special Ladies Dresses SEA ISLAND SHEETN ature Thought o f g Everything Ittia Ibnoalit of everything an l-vly l*-dy waa m«fi\ made. tv When union be llei almtl In l-c.im -1 Ul, n.-tlurcUoitrr ditiutU In *»nm ut. our rhildren *nml llicir belli ey alrrn, or I irk apia-litc, nr m u i.lKbtniintl |uiiu, nr itch n nnm and flnmr., we .b-nilij at they h i t liiro con lnrlnl film , if we on- wl-c, we Iwy a White’* Cream Vimiifupe ami daurrly capcl I bet wumw. T li-n I lie* ilanyrr nl v w f .rrloiii -'nt.'nvuii Vcrmim*!-iwla !tr. and uui i n le -iialn Irmo t / n n l f f m i i l n i T ' 11li i ! T t l l i l f l T l I l i i l Q 1 For Community Dollar. Day we have very cui efully selected a number of items which we believe will appeal to shoppers attending: this event. We wish to call youi special attention to wonderful values we are offering: in dresses—fiye spec­ ial groups of frocks are listed in this ud. To appreciate the value at our prices these frocks must he seen. * INC, 8 Ynrdn for ....... Ladies Hose Full Fashioned COIIHETH Values up to 5.1.50. 2 fpr .............. MEN'S ATHI.ETU’ SHIRTS AND RUNNING PANTS 0 4 41 1 /3 V c ilo r MEN’S STRAW GAPS For Dollar Day Only rd Drug Co., Ijn c y llru* Roumlllal K Andermn. Uordcred PERCALES WINDOW S HAD s p o r ta tio n ■ -SPECIAL- ALcilulety r.rw are Ih t w la r d r r H pt-rcvlcw, lour tarrt* fur FOR DOLLAR DAY HATS GIFTS $ 1 .0 0 New shipment of warh d r c .e a , very -nappj il>ten. organdy trimmed, ►ale prk* ir.tm- flimnt. Good Quality WASH DRESSES Marquisette RUFFLED CURTAINS TISSUE GINGHAM CHILDREN'S FANCY SOCKS A„ "fjm,8 < )»liiH ]h lt- in <*■<'(!• pall« rn » t h U 'llm li, clnuhain pair* nf llie.e linei k fur children $ 1 .0 0 M I-LA D Y’S SHOPPE I* a n * | Ini). 3 )d*. DIMITY PRINTS Underwear CREPES THE GIFT SHOP 110 MAGNOLIA AVE. New A rt D im il, print*, j u & n n n n fi-ton-d fabrlr. t h r r r 'ja r il* NECKWEAR FOR LADIES lb til farcy llnral pal lent , and <n!id color* tale price ynrd I cr, and nrcatidy collar*, lir e . :i««*nrtm rnt «l ►1) 1.* In thliowc from .: GEORGETTES & CREPES Hand Embroidered Underwear ENDS TOMORROW !Li> (Ictitftutl Irucks iso ine i nevroiei to carry you In th .merchant yen wmit to trade..villi. Make Your Dollar Day Trading Easier p u l Iht-ni v m i ilu - ENSEMHLES line table nf Ihi* fabric full ran*r uf io|or*. mile SANFORD A VE AT TENTH ST —No Tires Can Be To Good” When SHE is behind the wheel, probably with the little ones in the hack seat, ymfd give anyilung to insure the safety of that car. When SHE drives, no tires can be “too good.” If your present tires have rcueheU the stage of ournsional pi: net urea and a slippery smooibness of freatl- why not especially for Iter sake exchange them on an equitable basis for new Goodyears? Wo will, recommend the typo of tire whit It. according to the way >onr car is driven, yill givn you safety, rciatllhefl WitIiT’*e t ruuk d mileage a*. 16" est cost. Fast Colored PERCALES $1 !HOISERY White - Highleyman Inc. W h en SHE D rives priir SPECIAL VALUE |lc»l -lu a lit). 1**1 color 'I hi.* Nlurhint; i- t hiffu t silk f tun lop In ter, in Ixith rhlffoit ond n trv irc n rig h l. Ih i* htu-u is tin extra uootl vnine h(— SL50 pair. For Dollur Duy, tihlip ih ty last, salt- Tw o pair uf the-e Snm cliinr. ra ll.d lliro n rl Sul in. *al«. «|>.yial ope ►nil half* >il«. fur t.f rh lffu n *»sir*elle *ml <repe lY chlm*. \N underfill ■lual-ly, nire tailn rrd , u l r l.aree J/e, il.itil.lr bmp. rub m l border hath tow. el* nl K'Hnl n u llity . . .1 fur Sanitary Napkins MOD ESS & SPORT SATINS of $5.75 Colored Rorder TOWELS b e in g s H a v e l l i m r l t n n u J rifjh t lu T u r i- > nu * «u y . fitvi* tn« ‘tiltto itntl ivi- v. Ill T iilm r l pinra'itte* and I n n lrliilh nttil I he |Ni|»tilnr | r r i j v y’ r i line* ill |ia*lrl Ititiut* In lliin cruttp. Hollar * »hadn>. wonderful material*, marl t ile price Nirrh Voile, nairMHik and raj * •in ri»i»n . r*trm iirf and liluimerit lM !ur Ha% All Dresses nnd Coats Suit To U Tomorrow Cleaned—Pressed for Indian Cci’.d SUITING Printed Voiles $ ^ 0 0 four yard* f i r ENGLISH PRINTS filia r.n trrd fa*| are the*e luvely Kacliwh prlubi. Ib lla r Day, 3 yard* tor .In «|U»litv union* lor cl >ld rrn Dollar Is ., I i r Colored Bed SPREADS HAND. UAGS PURSES TUB FAST VOILES EAciJ POWDER AND CREAM Large Bath TOWELS ollar Day, five of n Cotya—Hudnuta * —E lm o Regular Special tiK uf ’baud baa* and pur aw In black, tan ■tnd brown tcplkrr*, i i ‘c .51 Pkg.s. New floral pattern*, tub fa*t. threw yhrd* fur COLORED BATISTE RCCKEY S TIRE SHOP Vulrunlxlni; A nd Krtmiii.iiK , "Hi- kium Ih .t >v*) \iM m IViitH / . 4 lluud SVrvIctAnd I'honc Arc* esnrirs 265 Hi m ." II years eaperirnrr rrpairintt tlren. Snnford, Florida f M �DRUG CO. W» PeBvwr—Phone _ A tL, NIPPER Signs o f all kinds. In Sanford P lan t and W all Paper Oo, phone US. t The p arty who la bolding poodls - dog belonging to me is known and unless said party returns same by 3 o’clock Friday, he will be subject to legal action, Albert 0 ra n tin g 705 Sanford A re. ! FOR 8 ALE—New 16 foot Boat and T railer. Can be seen at HE-FXNIBJi the dining room table Security Lumber Co. rin the morning and te r ra luniJkfeo -'A t^ e^ew L 1 (-*W A KlV e tir S par dries t o t e t w . Sold by HANFORD PA INT-bed WA7DS ^ t u b c i m r r r r c o r n t o r ■t h k PAPER C O , HO W. F ir s t St. i 9iTWK4TT THtlKO JlDlCMt c f n i i i r o r ri.o n itiA ._ iji a x u feed a painter T Call 803. v o n eB ninoL K r o t m . i» We offer fo r a limited time Screen t/IP Y a T lC 'K AFT. »• n*eelv»r of geinlnnic t'nunty lu n h . a bank Doors and Trim mings fo r price Inn corporal Complainant ef door. Security Lumber Co. T. I. BROWN amt wife. Ut’ltfTO* V—A utourjtie DODOS P lta s rre cars and Graham trucks. Elm and 18th Street. Phone (■ DID YOU KNOW THAT YOU CAN GET YOUR CLOSED CAR TOP REPAIRED WHEN IT NEEDS IT AT SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS U S NO. FRENCH AVE. in c u s S e rv ic e f N ICE fu rn itu re 5 rooms, pillows. Sptngs M vPtvssct, OH mid C ss S ta te s. Mahogany Office Furni­ tu re, G ists Top*, llui.dion.e W al­ nut Dining Room Suit*, Croquet Set, Coolfng U tensils, Rugs, 50 gn). roofing paint, and many other useful articles. Must be sold a t one), L. E. W hite 16bt French Ave. coriiorftt Ion. 8ACll Allw*TYlufelt VKNKKU COBHAHt. • lion, CIIAPMAN-JonUON COMPANV, a corporation,...PANlLI. w. van iucuhtink and KltANK U. limwKOVBN. »" Kite liter* and Trurltra of and lor th. Kaliilii i,f KreU*rlcli Aai, drrf’flprd, ItpfpntfanlM. oh unit o r rrni.it'ATios TUB HTATK tir PUiniMA JO.OANItll, W. VAN IliKItaTINi: and rilANK M, tlllOCKUVKN, M* B**PUtnr8 util) TrUMPM i»f Mtlft lur ilir leMlsIm «»f Frr«lprlicii All* *lrr»*iiprdg III llfiich Htrrrf. MM|»Ifkuiuril, New Jrf* 9fj-, Itpfindaittiil*’ It initf.irfni; fruwi n m^nrn 1111 t»r CnfWplalnt Tllftl In *hl» wuf*'hi J U T PR IN T SHOP Ih* 4iiit|>l’tlnnnt lh*t you. UAN; ■N A PPx se rf c* on any th in g la IMl* C W. VAN IMKUfftlNK n*d phank m. imocKovicXe »■ ki p rin tin '- A ohone caCi will get wcutnf* inti TniflffM tif and /o u r man. Fern* 417—W. 0 Ball lh* vt Frrdrrlrk Alt. di* c*M*dt nt* *MPh and «*v*irir rwf»mad A m di-ntu «l n Ht t*t «r f*ouniy han tli* Htat* of Florida, and that BUILDING BLOCKS—Irrigation rm ir r»rr«rni a*ldr*** aid |»artir*i* BUILDI *nrtr ii* t» -knuwn la II ll*a*,i*i %JV k busts « M and f e n n e l cement work, Airi-ft. n t y n p MaplMMMHl, Mtata. N*W J*n*y. and Hint you nnd L flracle iraele Concrete Co. J . E. T e r •»f *ach of )t»u are i»v**r ih - .♦** ( f 'D llle g e r Pron. 3rd and Elm. in fitly-, int* till y*ara anil tiiftf oriita, «f a atimmony . 7J' MENACE J P 0N THROUGHOUT US. Senator DemandsVote Upon HisResolution Condemning Attack •ri-* tfU k *tl ftm l i-i I«iiuh until i iti*’ fu A it yrcdllor*., l*iZ A t*c«, U t*lr|t»11- l.iiA.i (if Iht* Mui» ts( F ltftd ii; n ml M Phone *702. To buy Up to 150 Leghorn P u l. lets-ages 1 mo. to 10 mu». Nc culls wanted. S tale pries. 11. T Tiller, 16—Apartments far Kent C L E kE N T S APTS.—0 1 2 ; Park Ave. Apts, (o r ren t available A pr. 1. Apply A p t 1. l*e*». and dll t**f*on* Im\ 11«c rialm * or dr01alot• nis.1 Inat 'A id *»tA|*I toil, and rich of you, *r* hrr*iv not Ifird And rrf|tili*d In i»r*•*nl *•if1111rllhi-r rliitifiM anil 1I«*t*14nda which bon, of a»iu, may M -ta* **i»l*ft the» *«haf* of Ju.d|-Sa :i MTAItlC. .1* r*«R *f1, Int* He*fitJIit* nut**tl. l*oun ly, Florida, to tIi*ofHon H!vir»«i, County J imIMr of Hrmlnolef Fnuu*% *t hi* nilIc* In th* Founty Fimr|. II(III•* IH He'll!Ifie11« Fount A. I'Tofltf-t *hhId twelve month* from tn« dal* In 1»of atBtrU Altirrh 19. A l» 1919 *. h. 5t»VLLl.l.ANlt, Hti*r Iff AdrninUtrntor of th* KiUtr i. Furnished A partm ent (o r r e n t p a rk A pia— P ark Ave. and 18th St, Frigidalre. Rent reason­ able. Phone 742—J. P. of Joseph fiturk. l**ci-rn«U FUR R E N 7 1 Mahoney Apts., 1000 F ark Ave. S i n n e r rate. FOR RENT—Large and small apt.. Langley Apt*. Summer rale. W a l l SSL FOR SALE— Lenartl re frig rra to r practically new in first claa> condlten. 317 W est 8 -cand. Houses furn shed and unfum iihc'l. 18th and Oak. Phone 671 J. o: tall. house. FOR RENT—Two four ream cot* lag** located facing lea plant on we-* aide. (10 par month each. J, J. C ites, shone 8M - J . PtnrldA, tin til **|* Wi ll l>* mrtfL* In t i f Io f )* BAlu (i*«’f •»* |ita* i Its r w ith nil I*, HM, ACHING, - *lh.tr. thru un4 th*r*. inuk* atifiiL ntion to ih* unit! J ihIu * for a irrml R*ttt*ni*i)t of h*r Aduiin»trnHon of ■aid iwfHl*. Ahel fur r,H e»rdi-« ills* ;'hnrtrlhl lih.lt as such |-Ue>ru|rl*. H%t*d IhiM th* 19th day «f lluirh, A. A*. I«t?. VISilUKU. C. IIAHKfL A* I!i»t uirii «sf ih* O'flt* I.hJjr Took Curdut toil S a ri DISCOURAGED a of J o h K F I I I*. IIAKiril. *h- FOR RKNT—S p Irn Jd furnished hom e and garage gn Silver Lake. Delightful place to live. (30.00 per month. W. A. Raynor, owner. H. C. DuBove. agent. FOR RENT—Furnished Call 786—J . l* s ItA ki:iL *J*i'*«r*it, A t!4 lit * 111' ft n**lt for Real Fntt»* *ml !,uinpan), n nu ]niri>UMii tricnniatMt niul "MfiiiH; icMlfF ilh*< ti»H-* nf Ih* Hi AIt' nf Fliirufn . «■(o tirfmilnnl*, I, L I' IIOV1.I!, u** I Miifiir in i'iMiu’rf >, will) 1**11 In 111# hlfthi *! M * n ! li*M for ranh. nt In* fritnl il«M*r «*f Hi* Fuurt I|i»u*4* In Iti* Fit) uf llrlmi lo, ( I r d l l l l t i * 'M U II l F . #M«*i ItJri. Mil e s l t l ll . tin) , tfi* 3til jI»f of Jutif A. I> (IttmiK th* L - t f .l l h o l l l * Ml imlr, ll.s fnllMWInir d*»>rrll*4*i1 irnt 4«|ri r, ft it ll-I I* In N*mlnM|r r u u i i I L FLirl* 4a, tu.wlt! L h 1. 1*%’*n (III uf tin* Oak*. a* |*t r t*Id*l th*rri»f, •*«'air«l*<l in Flat II'M*k 3, |mk* fu, ( ufsli# licet itlit 4»f n.lit.-lt * tiiniiy, 14 Tim FOI l|T OP Till. 101 MTV Jt lNiK, *i:%tl\ol.r. Fill \T%e liftI cuati. HTATK OF FI.tilt IMA. i. |y Miinlrr iimvi.k -ill** feitAlp of JniKPII. HA KKit, |>*rr*s*d. In F r o h l t * a n u n key jl,pllrllttp* ,11p|,11,... tfur 1 . •ni|tldltin nt le 4MTIFK V114A Niittr* ____ _I* h*r*hy afli« n ttwif fh * hd*r*i|6il»»d wilt* on th* jutJj Liy Orlaiitlu. Flnri'Li FOR RENT, Furtilshid rooms on second Door of Ham id building Ma >. A* ft l»JJ, prww.nl to tli* Can b , rented on a very reason- of lluttortilih* F. in. I a l u d n r o f *4**oi. aht« basis. Inquire ot Forsm sn, m(it* Founty* FhirJdit, h»*r final rw* tu r n , a r r o u t t i Altd Vouch* r» a* H#* Tba Herald. UtrlB tef Ih" »>t>u* e»r J«LSj:»*M 5— \ 6 - House* Prom F a g , Ona) (Continued Fttum first anniversary of my wedding I excused myself and went to 561 W est 143 Street, (New York City) and called on my wife who was living Uiare aa Lillian Manner. “ We rode up to th , grand con. courts and when we got to m> home In Mount V crntn. wc got out o f th a car and v ritt upsta rs. ‘She said 'W ell, th is-lo o k s, like th e same old dump.* [ resented th is and a quarrel ended wltti her clawing me. WASHINGTON, Apr. 30(1NS)— Demanding a vote on hie resolution, condemning the BrockA 'if 'b “ P0" h,m - s , n * a to r H eflin (D ) of Alabama yesfA«ka>-. Ali^rnovn - fh arg ed t h a f Italian Fascist organisation* were spreading | t l over America. hit her on the head. She struggled H eflin made the same speech, w ith me and she screamed. I put protesting ag a in st the Brockton my ham.1 i over her throat and Incident th a t h« has made on a mouth. She tried to g rt my pistol h a lf d o n n other occailohs in tho away from me but finally she Senate. A t one tim e, Monitor W at. laid out helpless on the floor son (B ) of Indiana, Interrupted Then I d scovcrcJ her legs were to suggest an immediate vote on cold and th a t she s s . bleeding In ta resoluton, b u t Heflin derllntd th e face. "because Senators have not yet *T then wshed the blood u(f m3 realised how Im portant this ques­ face anil hands and wrapped hei tion Is. , head In a towel eo th at the blood Ile fl'n told th e Senate he had would nut get my car dirty. 1 Investigated Its votes for the last ra rrte d her out about .‘I o’clock It 25 years. Then he rend a rrw lu - tho morning and laid her out or ten, sp.nsored by Senator Surah 'th e floor In th r rear of the car. (R ) of Idaho, yonrs ago, protest­ H er legs were loo long io 1 ing against B ritish in lrrfrm e ce doubled her up to get her into thr w ith the visit o f William Ell s to car." S y r'a and Palestine. Heflin de­ I’rncnx’a confession then related manded w hether Ilorsh thought it how h r drove through part* ol more im portant to protect the Mount Vernon and Yonkers, anc ‘‘rig h ts’’ of on 'Am erican abroa I finally (U pped at a point on Ardsthan those of a n American a t Icy road where lie lifted Ihr body hem r." cut nf tho car. Th s was about “This resolution goes to the ux o’clock last Saturday morn Vtry vitals of the ifovernT'-"*." Ing. . rai,| Heflin. “ If the Roman Cnth!!• ss’d he saw -tw o milk hot. nt r , In A m erica, thine who aie | tics Mandinr'ln fruuLoLaJlluunl I p a lin g my rouulutlun an a ? - 1 to iht* Fleetwood G arage in * ' to h’e n itu rs lo vo’.o a g rin st | Vtrnon restaurant. Hi look (heir pcplrd It. a rr guing to continue to In- "Mount Veti non w here th*y M terfi-ro with pru terian t speakers, him n q u a rt of kerosene for n the day is not fa r distnn! vvh;n nickel. Th^n he proceeded , t j the no Calhnlis ran spoak In <i TM- place where ho hid the body. trstn n t rommuiilly.* The p ro trsl. “ I sprinkled the body with a n ts and Jew* are not g o n g to kerosene,** his confession slated. allow the rath o lh a to .deMroy Then T lit 'S r f re n ite r I had free speech In A mer ca. Thryhl be first rrmoved the shoes. They cowards If they did.” were suede s h :rs and thrv a rt Heflin a sk .d w het’ie r Borah new In m r w f r ’s hope chest. “ I loved her. Dr n’t TX th rrr tvnntci him to cnri'y nti “arm ed guard” when he w ent out to moke o? any r’ nibt about th at.” .perches, *‘und f -Tin ntsaulled, MINMHH HI FKIK ATi: shoct them down on the s|M>tT" “ This Isn’t Spain," Heflin ndM . CARMEL, FA.. Apr. f,0. did. “ Th's l*nt Italy. Hut we’ve (IN S I—Three miners worn suffothe same tactics here as In Italy. • alrrj hy b;ack damp tistay in thr Mussolini tactics nr? h.'ln-r em ­ Locust Spring Colliery »«;* lor ployer! here. Mustol ni Fasclrt cr- I’hllidrlphla and Hea ling Coc.l ar.ti tt.unlry. He ha* fullotvcr, here Iron Company a: Locust G'.u, r.car ganiiatiolls are growing over this here. A fcur.h m iner rsrapv*i , to who sw rar allecgianre lo b m tu frty . shove all others. They are bring­ ing fstc ist terrorism to our coun­ try and M ih rig to stam p out free speech here ju .t ns they h iv e In Ita ly " "XANEYTTftrba STOUR—Pre^ , hunctry ufHin wltnn; wwtiM 4 k ill script! ons. Drugs, Bods. Wr iOtl. or arty nf 'oil, TtlKHKFOlth IU «1 l« _to 'a r t a s n ear ee your pbors. Cali mnjnd }«»o. nANIKL VV, •MKRrriNB kba>k m UUL tilKM'KuVBN. ana h» l.ieciiii.r* 1t"l rruMtta nf «\i| for Hit* Fatal* of KETAL B U lF IN G t Tho Ron! yrjiwick \%i, to %■»*'*» md %i*ry iwrionally !**» «n«i Everlasting. Metal shtnglei pear D r fur* our *ald Flu'Ult CooM standing stain tin end galvanltcd it tVmlnnl# t'tmnty. Ftwrtna, **» •Ii* Fill* of N un burl, rm tli* 1th ic*** toofa. Sew Jam es IL Cowan, Oak nf May, A. I* *931. to inahr nor • r*r t« th* Hill 4*f Fomplaittt ftl«-«l Ave. and Itu r d SL Phone 111. ipenIiif t | «Hi thin tiny tip I*1/ r<*t\f ill)Itinnt In thla mua*. ©th*rw*«* raid lull of rorrplatnt will »* 10 B — R a b b i U taken hr i’nnf«***d hJf you anil lhl« ■num* i«rMt.nl it |iart*. Th*lit natur* «i that aald rartaln *tili tivtnT n BABBITS FUR SALE—Pedigrees. •u11 forwlirp#. and registered breeding stork *!%>n liy T L- HltulVN m l UFINT*»N llltnWN unto also young pedigreed stock eligible wlf* * I |t N tl *, itit t rt| May SlRf. A. I» (or registration. Chinchilla* til#, itnil iif i u'uht In Murt(r8H<* I'oukUri-nrilw A. on lioik 115. of th* rot white blue eyed beverene and Nee lir f *Hioiilritil* Cutiiity, lteetend W aites. St. Johns R ah Fkrldn. tl tf furthrr ord*r#d llml *hl* Wiry, Indian Mound Village, Saw not In* h* fiiittllah*4l In tli* Hnuf »m1 n n*WNpap*r puhlfph«tl 'n Orrd. p. O. Bo*. 918.____________ Hrrntd, uford. Flnrldn, one* h wr*k for four til roll**rutlV* W**kw, ml FOR SALE—Pedigreed domestic that m <*opjr h*r*of h* iipnlt«t| *o IV VAN 1t»Ki;HTINK *»nI rabbits fo r breeders. Also IMMUI. * FltANK M. llllOCaCOVKN, a« Ridressed for table ustf J . C. Smith, •fftuilwr* ami liVuftrir* of and f t In* FwtHt* of Freilrrifll Alt. *!«• I'hone 643—W. Sanford. *’f*nn#d. th* J* f*ndahta namrd *•» thin ord*r. WITNKBtt my hand and «*ff|l*HI IOC— PLANTO •*al of th* Fir ill* Ftiurt nf tin Twinlv Third Indlrlal Flrcitlt tf ih* Ninl* of t'liirhtn, hi and f»-r FOR SALE—Zinnia plants, Giant -*mln«.i* r.omty, mi tM* th«r iufh DaJilla-flOTNrrd. From Burpee’s ln> uf Milfrit. A, I*. !!»!*» V. I*. I»*>1*1IleAHH Is, T. P . W llsn., I’UW W Fli-i k i’Irenil Fouri A M \Vi:F!<t St. pnnn* 2 iJ —W. or !!>•! —. I .!-;<* A I , - A i W i lu-puty Fieri. a a m f f Is i i n n iiiT ttK P 1 1 1 I tdM ii A► *•■»*ImIi*1»* h niriMirii, fkllriior for Fwmplntnant. -WANTED li« » n L *H »M i|i|n|iM ni m h I J, * ' (h*nl t ImifisiIV ansi U ImiM<|kY( i kit*1» it a■ LILLIAN W ANTED—Home laundry work I 101 i i t o r 1 111 M V J l i h i i % itiM lit* lAllfr; U h | ' M i l ** J* I r n M i i L i nK w iftui.i: r o t m i , nTVTi: o r nml 4'4iik, idiMiiriih.im fLinfimt Damp and llnlshed. Will call n .o K i n v * n*li Luml'i r i >iHH|Mii)i 11lit fo r and deliver. Jennie Boston, In re l>MI« of J o g h l’ll m i l l i , LumtM-r i'iiiniiuiuf, n «im| mim1l'*n 1P*rf>nB*d. VftTH'H o r l*OU T U l)KKU I*M ink »r.(T IO \ m o r this i. nm :h %i, mt.i t * it k i oy this »r.|Ti: o r r u n . 104 jwtlri* la ti*r*l)F iilvi-ii lIm| ll, |l„ KK1DANH, |iurcli«ft*r t>f Taa *>i. tlflfulr Nu. Ill, i^Hlrd III* *l»i #»*»» t.f A, ll., I9tt. haa flU«l aalH terllSUm* lit iii| tiffin*. «imI »*»* matin n|t|>ll«'Alhtn fur la a lift'd tw Imuv In ntToril.in<‘r >«il(i la%* H*l< 1 n rilfh al* tlubnrt it Ihr U*. 1'Wlni ■l»«o'itl*«d j«»u|t*Mr nil ttuli tl in Kfnilnttlt iMiuttir* rl««rtil». iu. nit: • N I t «if NK |-« nf Hf. L l and HK 1.4 of NIJ 1-4 uf hi: I-I, Kat-tlun It, Tu»li«hl|t 20 hnullt, lUitfc* I t tSaat, to arr a. T|i** aald lain*! lirlrtg inu-md ill th# flat# nf luuinri uf #urt* ear. ilflrrl# In ih* him* tir TrunI Cij 1'nlr — aalct rarllflrai# •l**w naill%« hr •!»#«! fad**-will (iffttIm u«rrt»n.lnn I** i lltvraun In* Felt S lrooter ta d Coold Do Her Work A (tin. Port Allen. Lw—Mrs. Emest Lo* 9 ’xac. Urine on Michigan Avrmuy •Via city, says that tcvcnl yeses ago U r health Was badly run-dowu. “I wss in bed, too weak to do tny work," says Mrs. LeBlanc. “2 l.ad a g lu t deal of pain In tho lower port of my body and serosa my bark. Mr bmbs sera vary wsaK tnd ached continually. “1 wss almost out of heart when n friend of mitre came to mo mo sod told mo that I bod Utter toko some Cardul. “When I hod taken rig bottles, I wss batter. Xkept an taking tho Cardul. and by the time Xhod taken twelve bottles. I wss much stranger and batter, out of bed end able \o •IM «lat nf Jun# A. L». Itl*. Wltnraa ray tifflrlal •!* iwitiir# oo my own work. In fact, I wss ptii«l tril thla Hi* Sfllt dajr «tf Ain It la well that I hare never nosed to A l» IH» praise Cartful for what It did for n s IIKA U “X am still doing my own work, V. 13 f*n|*n# A H M Inula CowMy, Florida it the aga of sixty years, and haven’t tad ojur seriot 1 jkfui o f/ f o r over fifty years, la a rv»inilliiInaiii ftI#, Defendant*# UAY CUNL'KIIH v inos of a i t . •’ I (a il.s o u m ii atr-th iro lo c i '. rU a,.l* ■*<* •■* • a wsl' -Oiatad lots !u Volusia cour.ty, on Stata Highway, will ah a a g e for sm all ear, coupe W . H . LO N G CRIM EVERY EFFORT HIS WIFE TO CURB P E S T (Coallnuad From IV ^a One) to at once display, repeat and broadcast this message and (j In­ still in every human being in Florida the absolute necessity for action. The first a rrest for violation t f he quarantine against the fru it ,iy was made today. K. T. Hummer Ortsndn, wq« ■ginewf uiwW -(ISA-bond dor -a|B pcaisnce in ctimlnal court' of •wcord to answer rhsrges th a t ti > ran the hlockadr a t the Osceola with l»raking the state q u aran ­ tine regulations by traveling be­ v n n counties of the Infested area without subm itting to -Inspection. He pleaded not guilty before County Judge Victor H ub hint. Hummer w ss identified hy Corn. Haul Wilson and Privi\v« A. A. Hoyd and W W. Burton of Company K, 11 Ah engineets, Florida national guard aa Ih.* nan who failed to slop when they lignsllrd him nt the road natro) between this ptxre and Kissim­ mee. Two additional units of I he Florida -national guard joined ho>e already on duly today. BaL teiy. A, 2(W»th coast rrtillery of Jutkrsnville, re|Hirlcd fo r" duty it lh Leon Springs In Volusia •ounty and Company C, 124th infr.n'ry of West Palm Hcarh ti»5c .p its uutiei in B rrvaid county. MEAT MARKET H0TEUGAM 1RGT0N HMlarnl,B Most Popular HotaT Single rooms with hath, $2. S2.50. $3 Double rooms with* bath. IS. 14.00, |S Fireproof— — European N. E- Fir*l SL Near Bay Biseayne Popular Priced Restauranl in Cotuteclio* 221 E. FIRST ST. Is a Prescription far Cold*. Grippe, Flu, Denffut, UIIIouk . Fever and Malaria If is (he most speedy rsriedy known. MODEL T FORD is still a good car P a u l W h i t e ------ Elton J. Moughton Architect . H ni( Nnt'l Hank Hide. Sanford, Flo. Old Gold CIQARITTIS T in e G e o ir g e W asM im gtom i Jacksonville,', Via. nttrtat k to irm . .tu o * RADIO 1N~EVERY ROOM T/tc Coolest Hotel in the South Six Blade Celling Fans Summer Doors * Cold Air-Ice Water -Tub fit Shower in Every Hoorn NOTICE f u r u lab o r rhar|(e of 820 lo ( 2 3 you can have y e a r m otor and I ra n , mission completely ovrrhanlesL T h is price Include* new (tearing*, r r bo rin g ry lin d e n and an j oilier work necessary. P arts are extra. Valves ra n he ground and carbon rem oved fo r S3 t o I t - T he rust uf tightening alt m ain bearings la only | k T he labor charge fu r overhauling th e fro n t axle ia (L 5 Q to 9S— re a r axle assembly, $5,75 to $7. New universal jo in t will be tnslallsrd fo r a tab o r rh arg o o f f.1. B rake sltoea re lined fo r 91.30. R ear sp rte g nod |irrrh ra rrhushbd Tor 91.73. Tile cost o f overhauling the starting m otor t* 93, A labor charge o f appro x i­ mately 92.30 covers the overhauling of th e generator. It will pay you, therefore, lo see y o u r Foe,I d ealer and have hint put your Model T In good ru n n in g ord er. By doing mi you will pro lret and m a in ta in the invest­ m ent you have In your ear and get month* and years o f reliable transportation at u very low cost p er mile. F o r d M o t o r C o m pa n y — Dining >Ball Room . Col Ice Shoppe Music and Dancing BRANCH OFFICE 114»/2 N. Park A ve.—Saturday, May ith. ‘D fo m c i of tfuL> COMMERCIAL MAN All unralhd for bundlen will he at ttur office* plani. HI!) tW. 3rd. SI reel. YOUR CONTINUED PATRONAGE j . SOLICITED Don't forget our tiperial prlcets on Munkcla, ti U lK romfm In, feulhgr pillown. emits Saturday May 4 lh ., PHONE 475 Our Truck Will Cali BANNER LAUNDRY, INC. COLONIAL CLEANERS OFFER YOU TllE FOLMMVING SPECIAL HEDUCED PRICES For 1 week only— F rcn April 2D thru May 4 t O i: : ;io X E E D .V T i i t i : \ i .\ o C K C E A Iti T H E and n ig a h , Y ou Just s tir th e m to g e th e r . . . easily, em oolti- PLAIN WASH DRESSES........... .... 50c PLAIN SILK DRESSES..................... 75c PLAIN WOOLEN DRESSES ..... 75t LADIES PLAIN COATS (Colored) .... 75c LADIES PLAIN COAT". (White) .... fl.'UO .MEN'S TOP & O’GO VU : ,....75c BLANKE'l’S & COM! OKI’S ............... 50c t• '* ■ EXTRA CHARGE FOR PLEATING & FURH ly. It’s a ll d o n e in a jiffy. T his w ay— . . PLAIN MUFFINS M Capful I s a d f l * M Capful S ugar H Cupful M ilk . I Sgg • 3 C upful, Hum , W 7u u fu u ^ u ! Suit . J TuuupuaafuU BuU ag IW O rr Stir lb* Sw atfrlfl, g ra tso llj oM Isi tfw tagor a a j Ik* rgg, aril bastes. Mfl tagcllwr lb* i r j UgnOtoW **J *44 I h * altwastrly *bb Ito **ilh I* lb* I m asU lan. Orog law n * S * guts writ *M*4 with >i f » 4 rilt aaAbak* baa, "iwsaiy-iw W Ibirij w la a to l« * to t • « * (3714 t g i * 7.) •*#. ' Aa sim ple oa llyri. B ecause wo croogs Snow­ d rift foe you Darina tl|*P * * |k «*Iy, nil winUr weiring appat»l«$) be puJL up Ip Cedar Haifa free ot charge. w h ip ll u p all lig h t «ftd fluffy, b efo re wc p a c k U in th o a ir-tig h t co n . In d eed , S now drift h o i a lm o s t th o b o d y o f w hipped 305 g . 2nd BL—C. A. WHIDDON, MGII.—Phone 481 Li I v4 r a m ” i O H E —w hen th e sh o rte n in g U S n o * d rlfL I’T iliiI ,lillW ^ & Si Jg- J irWK I P 2--' . Jstonk j 1 T llE M o d el T F o r d let) th e m o t o r in d u s try fo r I v r a t y y e o rs kew nuse u f its s tu rd y w o rth , re lia b ility am ) cro ss, o n ty . T h o s e s a m e re a s o n s c o n tin u e lo m a k e ll a good* D A T E C . ® 3.oo 1 4 .0 0 KA L—dii - 4 3"it.0-■0— SHOO rT■i' — ---- i WE WILL DISCQNTINUL o im ■■ -• ® rsfl Tonight on Columbia notwori As n m n t t r r o f f o r t, n e a rly u n e - f a u r lh o f n il t h e _____ 81OOI010tOOP.M Machine Gun Sale Is OoaoMo-Ooast m o b ile s in Use to d a y a r e M o d el T F o rd o . M illio n s mt lostorn Ooyllghl Saving Tim. th e m r a n b e d r iv e n tw o , i h r r e 'n n d e v e n liv e m o r e y e a r s Disclosed In Triul Tonl(|lil, n louch nr j our rodli w ith r r n s a n a h le e u r r a n d p r o p e r r e p la c e m e n ts . F ig u re * CHICAGO, Apr~:>0. —(INS) - dial will ltriitp vau lira ntnlrh•h o w th a t th e a v e ra g e life In se v rn y e a rs . throe high ihiwVirrl imirhine guns, less (lu in i music nf llte “ Kin, lernllr- we nmn* uf g a ngland. wr>.< DfJ«xx“ *nrt M rw m i* m m irn * r Iwtn'l •ocrlliee yttitr Model T , llterefnre, h u t id le ll to nn ll.seil by offlcl’I* of the Hawthorne ami luirarule K rnrei a rrb rstro . (lourfcsy « f O l . l : . the t n n l dealer mid Iture him rstln ra lr un lira re s t o f hihv of Cicero, from a Chicago C o l d CiGAH>nTEs . . . “ n o t • pulling ll In VI shape. Vvery small rftp rt.d ilu rr may W . quoting good* ilo re. it was c o u g h In a c a r lo a d ." the m eans o f git Ing j uu ihuusanda of mile* u f additional teilified hero today by Phillip service, _(ircr,nmn. rJeik. u t the rasum p. .Oil of the Inqiiest Into the slsvIn* r.f seven members of George “Hogs’ Morsn’s gang. The Hawthorne KennM Club Is owned by Mis. Jark Gutlk and her Ill-year old ilsigh'.er, Janet, nr. io'ding to reconU. T hr) ate the wife nn,| daughter of Jark lin t, is chirr henchnnn *f “S rarfice AT' C.qHine. * , 3 *^T : & � 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 30, 1929 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 30, 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 30, 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/eeb030eee86544b10cd43465913edf96.pdf 31ab1aa6a86bf94004cb661e8193ae76 PDF Text Text Merrily cloud) (m I | V I l« l T k i n d i ; . 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M a rte n , M 'ateim an and ii|n tiinu nt x In re lit. k ill w ife. «he did imi kti«*w | wa* i!e;u| mi I iliil nut auap 1H.I 11* i n* the ftiu.r w en w ii n * Hint, f u r t h e r , t t i. ij i t p i n e i H lo r w i t h w l i i i h th*' Controversy 0v«»r Immigration Laws Hares Forth Anew M A S H IN liT O N . May I Th# l->rar®<di| nmln»ter«irR user the imn sv ratluri |i u . w h iiti »*u* prov u k n l .i *|»1|l I m'I v i ch I'u 'i ilp it N K W I l l l l .C A N S , U . H i * I t IN S ) lliim ti.'il. of ilr lrg a tr * fj.im et t ry r i . t r in tin* ••i.unlr) n i t , I 'te for t iir .iip r o n g of th" umionl r o in r n lh n i of tho Aaw ir. inti I J iio io i |. rsfoe* of A n n ric a tn iliy . W iifa r e n n d f w ith ' I m x ml rni|iha>i> on r h ild n n pronii»r.l tn I r 11*,, prim ipiil lopn* nf the m n irn t lo n . lluuvrr ami Itepiitiln an leailrm in ' • " ttv iR , lla ti'il fm Hi anew to. day. Devisl A. itw«i. ( i n ’' n i i » h lu t. —ilh III.' I ’l l .in Ih r q iw i. lii" . minmininl h r moiiIiI n rrrp t ii. iiir ip r u \ ij« ' in I . h m ilr in I 'lm n ii iriM -.l nf t lia. nntiim al ur r n l i i i n nf III- w w l a * . Al th.* l a . I , r * “i"n n f C n ig f|» M ( '>• h ln r li',| action on a ivmiIui ‘. .. ii pni|>.»l..ir It*, r r p r a l a r il at n i. • i- i i i i i i . Ii« tin In n .I he would i»'I • U '.’l t n lr , S ...it ,.r Vl'M. | ft I Kf N orth |)ak >ta, an.| Jn h immi ( I I I n f C a n ifiin iia , who h a i . In i t lir fig h t •> a p ln yw iig iit It al*n arCntilril fur r< t i’ il « f t>"• n r - ifu n u a . Ml r n lh li'la o t ir n u p l i o n tu a e r ­ im -an n h ilr *a iil ih r v w m ilj ctini a l »|>riUittv n u n ilo ra |iir» cn '.iil • :iu o t h r ir fight In g rt ■ rn ta •elw ten l lie pi IV* •>>' l l n i w n » In th - K c n a lf un th r Inane. T h c jr form ed t h . m in ority o f Ih a S e n . k h iw l n r Momiiig T h e lir e . M ortim er liln v e r t i l . r.tr Im m 'g ra liiin C o m m itI.a w hich •ng the p a il o f a g a *w d W orld tir*- -Id I ’r r.id r n t llio>v»r’» rwqnaol l i a r \eternn . wlm«r i ) n n l t i n lu n o h " , th r m a h iritv n f lh a com ‘tlndli'd the f i'e * of h a lm ! fo r lit* m ittrv wa* ili.r r g a r d in g It l a n o th ] “ w h lih ha* to iu o tlan ." had .pn»«« rrp al nf th r u u o la t, w h ich ilia leading l o l l in “ W liero T h e ra'* go into r f f r r t In July l.~ . " ^un.hina.'' In X llir »up|><irting eu»\ w ir y M ary Kritalo-th N eely, b>. w ard and the daughter o f a w ar IIKVKRLY IIIU -8 , C al, May b jiid r ; O rio n Strp hen * a t Itlrh ar,t W orthing to n. Idle *on o f tho 1.—(IN S l—Suffering from laflulicit, and Ed w ard K. Im na a * a h u b . L on1 C hanty, arraan actor,' it under tha, car* of two .P k y rt. p atio lm an . 1T h a Ubo*t S to ry ” waa • r a n u ria n t in hia bom# her*, I t n i t J V In r o liin g th * t ria l* and t r ib ­ learned today, although t h , daw* u latio n* of a young co lleg ian , to rt refuted ta comment ap UP wboaa b u h f u ln r * * w aa • t r r m .n - condition,lt waa reported thla (am* (Co ntinu ed O n F « « n F o u r ) peratura w u UM dtgraaa, Little Theater Workshop Presents Three Plays To Appreciative Crowd A .m a ll hut ap preciative » u i ! i tn r e U r i night w itnt»*e.l im pi i •rn la t.o n uf three nne.ii* |.U > *. Itagr.1 at the high * c h . au d iioriu ni »*y the 1.11■ T h e a i.i .lo rk ilm p umier the au .pkrc* the W elfare Itep Jrtm en t o f the W oman'* C lo h and fo r the hen.-lil i.( the d r p lf t m r n l rib o larah ip lund. The p la)» InHuiled “ W here T h e r e '. S u n » h ln *' w ritte n by Sum H i m end d: i-ried by J a n r W in. I i .n i . t la r k r ll; "T h a U h o it S to ry ' w n t lr n >’> Booth T a lk in g ton and d ir - v t ic ib ) M r*. R . C . M ag w tll. aud “ Meet ir r r * ' by W illia m Mr- —l)1" » •••a* IwiT*) "Homan •.*iihollilmt .m.l AuirrhanUm.** •* Senate Committee whip Limps Toward Investigates D eal Harbor In Constant! Steered Bv Mellon Danper Of Sinkin Another Tornndo *n (icor^ia Tnki'H* Toll M a y 1 ------------ (INS)—Tin* Senate this af* tern non refused to condemn the attack tiittni Senator J. Thomas Heflin tl>) of Alalinmn. at Brockton Maks., Inst month. (living Heflin the vote hn ilrmninliil'fnr Ine |mnl \rtviC Itei'olilican leaders killed hi" resnlnlion on a reconl roll call. Their originiil intention was to |iass the resolution was chaniMsI when Heflin Mr fimiP'M utlurW • i •hi* (*« b >llr Umrrh .• »>l dirlaird '••niitur >• ' ■ ...... ... . , < ■ , . , _ I || I * • * �T »» • ‘f V > .. 1 THE YOW ELL CO (WE DAY ONLY Y a m m M z V �iSifim ii n* t *-» ? y > i VZ ... Ih e U tM BIN AND DEATH—As I Ur*. '* i M b f l Oed, Behold, d3 ( » U m ; U tlM M il of Um father, so (I n tho Mid of th* son !■ mine: th* oooi that tlmtrtb, It '*halj die— Exeklei 19 w alxs Seeing tho <ra111 | m it of I hhaughnesay B u m thought b«W s o n little by l i t tU i i f a t tho k art* sa g grow old; how youth prili away as paint pools from walls; |io«r n o t to ttr r and bond s i wait* - ' bond and wabbto sndo* tb a burden of y osrs; how st lavt1tbor* Is oaly a BMand J-rfct .. and r » tt.. for aw n and for busies. 1 dtrd in a bouse Ilk# iboso, D its c L B ln tt V. I Year* had tunneled and i dir tbs foundation!; wall* ■warm and settled la t£s ngbt, plpaa psrtad pad a trickle of gaa spread a pool ef quietness In , the old house. 1 asked a watchmen is Sedgwick Hire#!. aad ho saldi “It !i bittw aa, “Sh, will nortr be old new fit know "what It li to tag down Uk, an old w ait" I asked « polkotnan at Elm and Orleans fltratU, and ha laid, •She went easy.*' By Clifford Geeiler Don't about your neighbor who U continually singIng off the mightit be growling. . »_ ------ -- . A doctor jn ^ ?9cl^«WTllUt bas t e e ’ t o ^ e r l W t a i f c ta 1!1C narcotic p*3ler. C1*)-ton Codrlngton of the De­ la n d Nrws has libel suit on bis hands? Congratulations. Clayton, a libel suit i* t h , la s t resort of a guilty conscience. Denver pelrtlm en gave a party fo r bootleggers and then arrested th e ir guests, this being known In the,** days as mile-high h-ispitali* ty .—Indianapolis News. ft A number of papers are try ­ ing to think nf a shorter name fu r th s Mediterranean fru it fly, 1 ut the Tam ps Tribun* was the first, we believe, to call It the Modfly. — o—- ■ On Monday thpkJlous* gave a V o t e Lt confidence to th* Gover­ nors ta i measure* which ind leal** to us that something may yet be don. about Florida's financial )irrdi> ameyiL »■ < ■ ----Hanford has had h e ehara of advensty recently, but it I* g reat­ ly favom l by N ature In th* rase of the fruit fly which attack* pracleally everything grown In F lor­ ida rxerpt celery and lettuce. ( ?■ rii ■■- ■-■— -o A Florida F act: Palatka at on* tim e was th , southernmost ra il­ road term inal in the Btato, and Floriito's m o s t popular W inter re­ so rt.—Gainesville Hun. N<iw It’s F l o r i d a 's most popular potato auction." — - e■ In Wisconsin a woman and her lover plotted to kilt th e woman's husband. Within forty-eight hours a fter the attem pt was m ad. the woman had been arrested, tried and lenlenced to twenty years in Jail. It is not the se ­ verity of th* penalty which re riurrs r rime but th* promptness and the surrness of IL ---------------a — - ■ Many Hanford pooplo wilt go to the mountain* fo r their varations this summer, but those who do not can find much rest and relaxation In tb* sun on the sands at New Kmyrea or Daytons Beach. Th* praetic* ef driving over ev iry afternoon for a d p In the ogean before supper will give every*** who tr ie s 'll an *pr e t lt , for dinner and will make him sleep bettor a t night. it —------— o ■-• i ;: k th s 'oyreiAlon of watormelons and pineapples, declared to _h. immune to the fly all p -rito c tT o T O i. Tnferted d istric t. « »< ■ h. .1^ ,1, inspected in.tw'i—I end . n.l ran -so. w ill be clooalv not h* moved e ire p t on offtttal re rtlflrste to such inspection.— Tam pa Tribune. An injustice to Sanford which produces a third or nil th* cetanr In th# United B ute*. N either celery nor tottwo*, another product o f this sec­ tion,, era attacked by th# fruit w , fly. nr or *r* nr* affected by tba qua ran* Moo o o . l o l o . „ - . F irs t U t Medieval ki*tartan* t d n» that ahortljr after the fall • f the Holy Homan Empire than irid a l fa Germany what n a known aa the “flat law era.** Every man waa a law aato Murautf. in 90 far aa hia own atm ath permitted him to be. Wanker oeixhbora were forced to pay tribute to atroe g a nriahbora. and the bis bnrona robbed and pOtased (be eatataa of the little barons. No man waa safe unlesa h i bad hia tide anas with him. and not even then i^ by chance he aboold be outnumbered by those be met. It was truly a time when mighb was righL We content tmiaehea with the belief that we have programed measurably ainCe those dare. We have writ* ten upon tbs statute books o f our country innumerable law* wMch we like to believe enable us to live in harmony with our fellow man. to •acquire property and to possess material things, to worship God as we please and •to think as our consciences dictate. We try to think that these taws protect the weak and restrain the strung, limit .vio­ lence and prsmote peace and prosperity. ' Yet. on Sunday afternoon, which we are taught is a day of rest ,!n the city of S t Petersburg, called the “Sunshine City” advertised as a resort for quiet rest-seek­ ing health-hunting northerners, a man waa taken from hia hone in the middle of the da)*, whiskad asray in an autom obile to a lonely sp o t in th e woods a n d th e re beaten an d robbed, because he dared to d isa g re e on aorta * vital i t sue a s racetrack g a n g i n g u r r t l H f c w y l l r ^ a C U ^ : : underw orld w hich a re try in g , ap p aren tly w ith some success. to g e t a foothold In Florida, and to control o u r politics. T h is m an waa a U w yer and last w in te r succeeded in closing, fo r a few d ay s a t least, a dog track w here gam b­ ling prevailed. M ore fecently he had exposed a sordid condition o f g r a f t in th e s h e r if f s office. Bootleggers, gam blers, confidence m en and rack eteers form ed s con­ spiracy to rid th e com m unity o f th is a tto rn e y so th a t they could w ith leas inconvenience continue Ch£ir unlaw ful activitiea. T h em w ere five o f th em a g a in st one. They w ere arm ed, h e w as not, B rave, w e re n 't th e y ? W h at heroes fo r D um as t A few m onths ag o a Miami a tto rn e y possessed s u f­ ficien t In itiative to rail to th e a tte n tio n o f th e G overnor o f th e S ta te o f F lorida an u n restrain ed condition of law ­ lessness which prevailed in th a t city, lie cited th e horse t ra c k , a nd fou r d<ur-4 ra c k s wham - t h a - a n l h g agth llog-iawaw ere daily violated. He cited a t le a st one h u n d red jo ih ts w here o th e r form a o f gam blng w ere readily accessible. JJe cited Innum erable liquor dives and baw dy houses. A nd fo r h is trouble he w as w arned by a m an, who w as late r killed In a gam bling braw l a t th e H lltm ore Hotel, th a t he would proceed f u rth e r a t th e risk of h is own life. We do not know w h at law enforcem ent officers should do ab o ut such a situ atio n , b u t if it continues we believe we know w h at th e people will do. T hey will arm th em ­ selves .to th e teeth , and like th e P ilgrim s a t Plym outh never v enture fo rth w ithout th e ir guns. They will stop tru s tin g in th e “ stro n g arm of th e law ," and depend sole­ ly on th e sureness o f th e ir own aim . Not pleasant to con­ tem plate. Not so d ifferen t f n - n m edieval tim es. Hut su re to cumc if conditions go on as they are. D I X I E 'S W E A L T H • TAMPA T IN HR given the S eu th ern , “Isa*! It lab ta r d y sweet nets and light.” From this fru it. H ob*lily not one person nl ly all the prilp. lewring the aewda ; the Infirenc. Is th a t sweetness Incidentally w , rare too about a 'th o u sa n d hi ilenoiolo, however, | hanging mure o r less loosely w .tb . ! and light being considered feopu knowing Juit who this Lady* t t i r s 1 ■ ,, knows -■"'•PM th l u al lt peps) s i w become tiv iiic pm In. ! in a sack com prised of t he th in |k !p U r ind unlyeraal <1 w, ii e H * rib o » » « , L 'h o jl I t . f(Jl:v i f , H- of the « berry. I f the w eather hap . rifle, and t h , naughty people under this num d , plume are too lowed to remain upon the treess pens to be dry, the skin shrivel* why t r v t> get eth er people's w itty and w s e fo r the frivolous until ovwrr.pe, th* fru it fly can and hardens about the bean* and m oney'or their goats or whatever cloak ihe wears. not m a tu r, in them. The milky the cherry remain* on the branch they har» would a t once reform. T hat the objector* to publication Juice, which exude* copiously from Indefinitely and resembles those of crim inal newt h are not really F rank Lowden, who m ight hare breaks in the skin of the fruits killed by dlljm ie. HoVerJrr, studied the m atter carefuilr U been president if things had been up to Ihe tim e when the fru ili should the batreettng teatpn be different. ></n» th* ranks of Flor­ can be cut for ripening in the rainy, th* ik n decay* rapidly, certain. “Thry haven't thought much on. the luhjact,” declares ida patriots. “ What did you h a rl house, conta n , a digestive prin­ and under the weight of the beans th* N e n , “else they would form for b reak fast?" he w as asked by ciple th a t is fata.I to the eggs and the cherry fall* to 'th e ground. A a different opinion. Newspapers a New York reporter yn the larvae of the fly. This ju u e pro- slight Jar rr*y a t such times are crime d rterren U .'' Judge morning' of his recent return tecta tho jr u it * from infestation | cause many cherries to fall to the Lewis of thy municipal court of from Europe. “ Why, a fine grape. when im mature. But as th* fruits ground, where they a ro ’losL This Philadelphia Is then quoted as ltn it,“ w ai the utterly stotesrram- become overripe, ami also' unfit type of to.* necessitates extra j saying: opjnioil acis as the like reply, “Someth ng you very for th* taole, the juice flows less pl.-kingt and g re a te r coat f ° r i greatest possibl restrain t upon rarely get on the continent or abunriaiaty tro m brialte tn the tabor. Since the successful Intro. . . tendencies. ■ " unlawful * Th* Judge anywhere s l it outride of Hu UnL skin made by the fly w brn she a t- ductlon of parasites th* fru it fly ted S tates.” tem pts to toy her eggs, and the has been s o reduced n the coffee -----------o---------- Al Smith, whose “ Newr Tam- eggs which sha then U>s can ju s- field th at the infestation of chcr- U lity occurs among the eggs and many” ■has been beaten 1 l>y th* ture. Aa many as fOi flies bare rle* occurs so late in t h , ripen, ttw iy hatched larvae In citrus “ OlJ Tammany” in th* select’on been r t t t c u itou» slagle overripe ing process th a t ex tra pickings fru its having a thick peeling or W ith the close of th e g re a te st tourist season Florida cf John F. Curry for leadership, fru its. Ho while the papaj*a is a are nrq necessary, and the cher- rind. In Chim-ie oranges the peel ever had and w ith th e la st effects of the boom seen as knows how to damn w th fairA host fruit. It is practically never r.ee on reaching the pulping mills is so th n th at the fru it fly can the he ght of the harvest- i lay her eggs through It Into the gomettilng in the |*aat, dekpite the arrival in thin utatc of I l,"*»*'d for n stsirmenc infrsted until too ripe or other­ during Ing season contain chiefly eggs lu lp in elf or between the pulp ncw pggt b o t h e r c l t n i a f r u w e r a , t h e e c h o ia r e s o u n d Smith ssid: “l b a re read wise unf t for the table. o r young larvae which have But and the rind, so th at th« larvae , Asocados With the exception e f on* or Lad an oppartunity to rrdace tha ; <n hatching r a n a t once begin to u p » im it, n, h I ^ her* knoan him ’ twmity.five il . ^ r t- n J w Ur y ' l l * 0 PI'tpUOUXslu Vi HO , l i men* nhnkaT n h n a J . SoU SciUnnlnK te o f optfinliiim opt tim tiiUng a nnA fite , t h e l a im B e a c h ytArt jj , (j| B m in ^ COur*g* end two earl) varieties, the Infesta­ pulp. ! feed on the pulp. As a result the P o s t o n ly re c e n tly tutid tion of the avocado 1* so obscure Badly infested cherries do n o t' bulP of ,h * Chinese orange is aiability I r-irh him sucres*.’’ , | th at tn* g e n ita l belief prevails pulp as readily when run through | “T h e h a p p ie s t s o u n d t h a t c o u ld m a k e ita e lf a u d ib le in infested with larvae, llcnolulu th a t this fru«it! »» is fra* tha pulping mill, and naturally ! *• different w .th lemons, t h e W e a t P a lm B e a c h a r e a in l>eing h e a rd , a n d it s c lu t te r i The Apopka Chief want* a in oviw i *™ v**»v n**» •* la in c r e a s in g . I t la th e so u n d o f h a m m e r s r i n g in g a g a in s t s to rte r name for t h . Mi iliterrnn- * Dora attack. The U uate nala, or weigh much less than sound c h e r .' Fvapefrujt, aivj ordinary seedling oranges. In these rrait# th e peel 1 nutmeg, variety I* the only one rie t. n a ils , th e w h in e o f s a w s c u t t i n g t h e i r w a v th r o u g h w ood *un fruit fly. | f the theory correct th at the fly was brought * frev from attack when growing The loss in number of cherr.es is to thick th at the fly must de­ a n d t h e c la s h o f m a s o n s ' tr o w e ls a g a in s t b ric k a n d tileinto r otIda In the bundles of untnjursd. Th* skin sk ninjurtd. The of atl other ■in a given weight of badly in- posit her eggs to the outer p ert ‘I n d ic a tio n s , e x p re s s e d b y a c tu a l f a c t s , a r e t h a t t h i s •irsw in ,.| ________ rum sm ugglers tu ' at let ic*. w hether thin or of usual - festrd fru it has been found to of the white rag. , w ill b e t h e re c o rd s u m m e r In b u ild in g c o n s tr u c tio n f o r t h i s ! keep liquor bottles from 'breaking toughness, can be punctured by cent. Thia lost In weight, which In making the puncture she of­ s e c tio n . A lre a d y f o r th e f i r s t q u a r t e r o f t h e y e a r b u ild in g i ^itarht'* might ha tlie adult fly, s t proved by many vary a t times from 27 to 59 per ten ruptures an oil cell in the rind, good name. p e u n i t a f o r t h e t h r e e s i s t e r c itie s o f Ih e s e c tio n , W e n t examinations of fru its. The avo­ take* place only In the worthies! and the oil th u t liberated kills the P a lm B e a c h , P a lm B e a c h a n d 1-uke W o r th , to ta l a p p r o x i­ A “nuJtty colony*' whose mem­ cado, like the ordinary pear, is pulp, and in no way affecte the eggs. But if the eggs are told be­ m a te ly o n e m illio n d o lla rs , a n d m u c h o th e r w o rk is in p r o s ­ b er. wear on!v cost* of tan has best w hr„ p eked while still hard, bean, whirh alon, is of commerc- tween oil cells, the young larva* been sstsblivhed on Bn i"land in though m ature, and allowed to ial value, brought about a financial have d fflcully in m aking their p e c t. " A r c h i te c t u r a l f ir m s a n n o u n c e t h a t t h e i r o ff ic e s a r e the S cln, by French “ B ack-to. soften in storage. With most v ar’ loss to growers who told th e ir' *** through the ra g to the pulp, N ature" fanatics. A a rniJar col- ittivs it Is not u n lifth e fruit* are fru it by weight according to nod a v»ri_tjigh percentage of bUURirr u s i e r nntrw o w th h e bu ou ou m in na nn an tt au nn yy tim itin oe as oinucge tmo'" , y e a rs . B u ild ony on th? seaeoast near \'an l,i> m ature tnough for gathering or price* obtained before the fruit them die in the aitem pt. Imc c o n tr a c to r n u r e fa c in g a p t-rio d o f u c tiv itv o n li' e q u a l- [ l u ly , w a, one# complained complained dropping th at adults lay eggs in fly-w as introduced. This h at been Then, too, * galIJike harden­ loti by th o 1925-26 p e rio d . T h e ‘‘tle a ti y e a r n " h a v e p a s s e d , a a sln st hv u tngh _ burn lady them. Many frulU upon th* m ar­ appreciated and has caused a re- ing develops quits rapidly about whoa, C itatc ad joined thB col­ and th e fu tu re M m a hriith t fo r thin e n tire area. The the egg cavity in orange, grape­ The police ordered the red- ket ore nut In the least affrcled. adjustim nt of pr ce* paid for cof­ fruit, and lemons. This hardening m ourning periwl for "thinip* th a t m ig h t have been” han ony. but llie lady soon cump!afn*d While avm adoci ore ro t usually a fee “ in th* cherry ' *nd has been ended, and th e re in optim ism in th e air. ony to mure further up t h , beach favorite host for the fly, they are responsible for the erection . of often makes of the easily a p ri­ "N o person pf a fa ir and inquiring mini! ra n exam ine again th at she could "sin i sea sufficiently . r.fc slo t to w arrant many s n a il pulping mills through­ son from which the young larvae ta n not escape and rt which they th* quarantine prohibiting the out the Kona ruffe? district. Into th e f a rts and fail to find m aterial for o p tk n lu n . Homtxt thrm through the spy g lasses.' shipment of them to the mainland. It teem* reasonable to belier* a r , literally starved to death. and buildings a re not co n structed of th in a ir. C arjicnturs It thus happens that th# larva* lU oaaas. th at the rem arkable tu rre ts of Alexander the Great sighing for and brick m asons and plum bers und o th e r workm en are not more worlds to conquer a t the Experim entation during the past introduced parasites in checking that succeed In entering the rag to l« paid by promises- Money conies Into circulation w ith •X* of thirty, la d n,"thing on four years in Hawaii has proved th e infestation of coffee will free of Ihe peel from the egg cavity construction activ ity , w ith real e state activity, and all Robert Maynard Hutchins who a t th at the Chines# banana and the th e ruffe* grower from ' further nr* able to reach the pulp of the same age has already been benefit; th e butcher, th e b ak er and th e h ab erd ash er inliluefjelds banana are practically worry so fa r a* tb* M editerran­ grapefruit and orange In n ito n . doin of the Vale h « school aad Ishingly sm all num'.yrg bevaup* eluded. wl I become next July p read an t Immune from attack If harvested ean fru it fly to esnseraed. * of the Iir pervious ness of th# rag. "H ero in th e cen ter jo f the oust co ast's most favored of the greet University of Chi­ and shipped to the roast in ac­ Cirtoa F ruits. with Ihe demand* of the While all citrus fru its ar* favor It to th* persistent attack of suesection is opportunity for everyone, l t only taken- confid­ cago. But John J. T ig rrt cordance was ence anti work to assu re th e fulfillm ent of th e fu tu re president or Kentucky Wesleyan tla f c and the Federal Horticul­ ite hosiw o f the Mediterranean resile# fam ilie, of larvae hatetang th a t Is d efinitely ours, and th e re is m ore th a n am ple re a ­ Collage a l the age of twenty- tural. Uoard. T'rrson* wishing tha fra lt fly, certain of them ere from different batches of eggs rrgulla of ra rrfu l ex per mental fu u n l to contain larva* more often laid in th* u m * puocturto th at son fo r confidence and endless inspiration for th e work seren. work used a* * bast* for these than ulhcra. No c.ln ia fruits are finally breaks own the barrier be­ th u t m ust go w ith it." W hatever lie aspect in Interne- conclusions may obtain them In too acid for fruit-fly development. tween th# young larva* and th* o ----------tlonel law, hoi and rontinuaua pur- printed form by applying to tba Larva* have been reared from th* pulp. A fuller discussion of the cult would be welcome in the r»*e Bureau of Entomology. The im ­ ao u rrst lemons. A dult »r* Infestation of *11 citrus fruits of hit-and-run drivers.—Uuaior munity of commercial varieties of fond of lay ng eggs in large num­ may be bad on applicat on to the Transcript. bananas has been shown to be bers ia nil tin ts fruits. Thus 13 Bureau of Entomology. Regardless of what baa ju st due to the fact th a t neither th* punctures in one grapefruit con T heie la talk among men In men whose >faces showed that “ A woman in Russia Is said to egg* nor the newly-hatched to r-j toined 78, Ifi3, 32, 25, 19. 9, 4«, 113, betn stated conct rn.ng th* great TallahisM b, th a t the tru th In- they were III, and yet who were * » v# caught leprosy from n new va* can survive in th* t a n n n - ‘ and 9 eggs, respectively. Thirty- m ortality th at occura among tb* eluded in ''Florida'* Financial aad ui.swurc o f th slr tru e coodillun. long laden peel of th* green though nine oranges, * User yellow a t ’« • and young Urea* to tha Fiscal rendition,” laid I-rfore tb* By neatly nine months of con­ realskln coat." W ell-Ju st rind o f grapefruit, oranges, and Legislature last Monday, has don* tinuous travel, by Interview with a* It w asn't tularem ia, the rabbit n a tu re fruit. Indeed, lb* copious orang* ia color, contained an av er, and sudden flew of sap from egg ag e of 32 egg punctures, with a lemons, adult flies have been ro a r. great damage to Florid* over th* thoughtful men In various cuuntlaa disease.—Detroit News. punctures made by the female fly maximum o f 10B and a minimum *d from them all. Lsmona, how­ nation. Thl( cannot le ; for the by telegram s and lettsrs the sum­ King D ecree, they say. wlU dto- In unrip* bananas ren d ers' th* of T punctures. In fiO rip* lemons ever. b a rs s n w been known to fiscal llln*** o f Flnila hs* been m ary of conditions so fa r as fig ­ Li.own outside the Htatr long be­ ures are concerned Is completely solve parliam ent in person; and successful placing of eggs iB su 'h 1.423 eggs w e t, laid in 195 punc­ fore th* present search for the known, there a to. however, worn* ** shouldn't be surprised—a fte r fru its difficult and y a rt. ture*. Yet no adult flies develop- rind baa first become broken by whole tru th lag an . figures, and slttra thee* were glvfin eU his recent experience* wills No fruits ef th* Chines* variety <d from this grapefruit or from thorn pricks, decays, a r In toms An analogy may help tn a prop­ In confidence only th* doctor shall medicines—If be absent-mindedly r pening prem aturely on bunches th* crange* and lemons. On tba other mechanical m anner. Amt in er underaUndng of things aa know them. g p it, of tb* fhet th at oranges and they a r c —What happens first a t Who I* th* doctor? The doc tig' I I ivoltes it in -‘half * glass ef in plantations bar* been fo u n t to- c th ? r band, wall ripened Chin a** W:;trr.— New Verb Herald-Tri I m m i rgry fa te d . But of the rooking bqpan- oranges, thin-skinned limes, kust- grV o& w U say modern hospital? Tesla of to th* Legislator*. m»dc up of e>, flies bar* been reared from kb* quela, .and tangerines gTO eo gen­ wormy, they era usually w .ivarioua klnda, us* of th* micro*- sslected by the voters in counties bun*. cotie. count or blood cells or harm* ami *• Oslo rial districts. rip* and yellowish fru its o f tbs erally Infested w ith larva* la tb* frated ia tb* pulp, and a re f i t for ful germs. X -ray picture* This it Th* doctor has the diagnosis. thin-skinned Popotr.u variety grow­ pulp before they become well Ubto as* if they a r , gathered as uol the work of th* doctor who The responsibility for Judgment Its* chest r a r ity ? ing in the field, and from tb# weiL ripened th a t they or* alw ays re­ Mon na they ripen. But If citrus is to pass a verdict or tn attem pt and breadth of patriotism in deal­ If wisdom to not shown by tb* grown though green -colored f r u i t ta rd e d with suspicion. OuRa were grown rsmmsrctolly a cure. It le called “d iagnotlr ing with th* financial illness th a t doctor—Tb* Legislature—Florida ia Hawaii tn largo orchard* aa Although many eggs ar* laid of tb* Mea variety, tb* p**l ef which means • complete record of It th irs lrn ln g lh * very existence of will be still fu rth er Imperiled. they a n In Florida add (taUfortia u m n m e n t In Florida to on the Thus* who prepare a “ g r « H which bad become cracked, thus In lemoeix, t to rare th at lam era 1 ^ ^ * ° . d i ^ o / doctor of 1929, Could the Con- hare no raapoiuiblJiy for th* ra ta . causing a break ia n atu re's nor- ar* found w ith m aggots in the la. aad w o n aevonly attacked aa J““«a aa MI * meease, or me rsur grim may know how er taken to gieeatwen in H IT Bar to President I respect w h it h is o fl*n bam ntal protection to th e palp. Adults pulp even when the fruits or* a* they or* tn Hawaii ta-day, they operate. If necessary. Fat lent* may Woodrow Wilson, "Pane#! Peace!' stated over Florida: “I am not h i t s been n s r s d sis? from an­ riye th a t they fall to tb* ground. erald net bo shipped profitably■. refuse to belier* a diagnosis, but when there I* no peace ? the doctor; offer no cure; assum e other variety of rooking bananas. Why, then, are Chlnaa* om agra for, although they m ight not e ra th a t d»*a not influence tb* doc­ What should Wa think o f a doc­ no responsibility oor CREDIT for Because files bar* bean reared and U agorina* anally infested ts is \ tores* with * th* pulp, tba tor or th e surgeon. to r who would give kto whole at* •ay cure th a t may be worked m L ” fhom rooking banana*, it to not with la rv a * 'ia tb* palp w h im * many brook* in tha stud n u d e by Many score* of the various dis­ tentlen to a n Ingrowing toe-nail As n citixen, I want to tee * cwra fli- wM , t a n * ? ” tricts and equalise of Florida are when I her* w u gangrene la th* effected by the Men responsible. coaiidsrod ix fa to perm it their lemons, grapefruit, and ersag sg th# export ta tb s coast, a a d they bar* w ard o ff fa ta l attach a th a t en­ ■ oho possible tb* entry financially 111. Th* eatont of thl* intoettnee? W hat Should w* U tah Very truly years, tirely o r until a fte r they ar* bean placed «n th* 1 s t e f illness h a t n o t been known within o f a dueler « ........................ Dew*. anttosd fralt* by t b o r strip* T x c -f jj Florida a* affecting 'th e body *f Industrial and General Rom u S t a t s i ju s t a * » i h a t * m at tk a ito ra l Beard. T» The mrara ta th t o Murck, T in ih u — -1 Hammer Knocks SANFORD FORUM fo r one. "Tea," UMWVTli t] T m t conference in Atlanta by a t of the At- •Aer. Tmt ft harU me to talk i Poderal regulalon*. So for on U .U nta Federal Beaerre bank, re la­ It when I think that hers i. th* "apple" aad the "tea- UT, t, th* south's rise hs weskh sooth wo ean't have things in Ha- u s , itnnikshls picture in Mind, this for oar very own." Well, tho aouk is getting to trail a n r e t Infested. The sooth's Manuactnrsd pmCafTee. f e t a were In HIT rained at point w hen It can afford ' Net oaly does tba MrditrrrsnCoffhe th er lies aa they ripen gl 2^000* 00^)00 1U agricultural ful pictures If H sna fruit fly attack the ordinary cnlti rated fruit*. hat in Hawaii it Sts faeprtte hosts a/ Um MedMer- pepAacttan a t gWIOOjOOOUOOO and them. “The resources ■a fruit fly. Fortunately, the ita mtsera] pfodoettou at $>A00r banks in the md A ' has shows s preference for the 000*00 said Mr. Black, making a Black, “amounted to fruits of many eras mental trees larvae attadfc “lady O ars Vers D* Verv, Wrthl production that jreur of 000 at tbs cad of 19X1—c aad shrubs. Thai the not* of the rounding the I kasw yes proud to boar Ming<4 I f i D l bail lU B tolr In no way affect the mine of tho *20* 00* 00* 00—cne fourth of U* the Ural resources of all ticnal banks . la tba country's total production. She roof apple, dsmien plum, star tatter. gtotes." • ■ Twenty billion dollars. Chemical analyses of apple, Brexllton plan Or Spanish In P. X. B.V Tampa Tribant cherry, the Surinam and French 'from infested aad aniafested The prodaoJon of the south to­ Dfx*e land tank longer n land cofama appear* a CMBagnksden cherrias, the berries of the B«cfc cherries, tasting tests of caffes day la aa great as the prod act km poverty. Aa K r l b t k says it from m m whs roetinually signs orange sad elengt tree, the trulU made from similar roasted ion In 1900. Yri fast becoming pMeMinUy li of the entire cation herself T a b C lirs Vsr* da Veto of the Natal plant, aad the mature and weighings made of i t 1*00 the sooth was Jo»i begin- ten. It la amaartag wcahh -n i of Gas* Baths, Pair. .Bench” lik­ /mite of tho beetill ore nil usually banni hare tailed to reveal any ting to wake up. A speaker ia prodigious seal# and where ing lane Mth oar rcesnt re- aell Infested. Even the fruKa of 111 effect to tho beam themselves AiherlB# N. C. not so long ago ttupe to reflect M wti*t has mnrfc that area Um anemic* of certala palms and the beach san­ due to fruit-fly attack. toM of bring al the Atlanta expo­ eceompliabed In three shirt Sidney i . Cette will find no Joy dalwood may harbor tho fly. Omo. The unrestricted development sition in 1*9*. He was looking st cades It ta easy to *believe ho, imp Governor B ln in Um spectacle of an ex-governor to attack. kaA iarvae within coffee cherries. a beautiful picture which hs-' been of Florida indicted n a counter- may be fo loaned fee fhe airnaim t~ Tng mm __ -Sowesen A* frit ing charge. to tbargruwer and mill own- ! “ *n wera standing naag^ taM .li'r. V' > is& fctie* , __ Host Fruit* Of Cun M H i i l 'Vgk S fY ,P J Vftae kphiSi/tei ‘were tatita<Hheap pies) j dined cherries became infested About » , « » support.ra of on­ Many experiments have been as soon as they began to turn fr .K * &*riUn* NEWSPAPER REPORTS OF CRIME carried «n to determine whether white from green In th* final ripe, ~ ‘u them. W FLORIDA TIMES-L'NION Clara. "I bare heard How­ the Mediterranean fruit fly ran erring process, and the larvae, ever, I’ll bet Queen Victoria', a t a - ________ lire In them...................................... pineapple. It has been numbering from 2 to 9, were able The Savannah News says that m ust consider not anly tba Indiv­ **?. ting. . . that Oevernor la tfs found that oven under forced la- to become nearly full grown by the t h e n are peo{de, honest ones at idual rasa befo r, him ; ba must will be exonerated of this latest bur*lory conditions the fly can not tim e the cherries had turned red. ■ charge also." We hope so— Use or mature in green or ripe I n* pulp surrounding the beans th a t, who evidently believe that adm inister punishment In inch which rodides tho number «f pineapple*. No person hs, erer r a r e , from two to seven fkf-, s% doing wrong «ben way th a t 11 will .a c t as a de­ ekarllers.wlth.gleo to fie*99. We found a piaeapplo infested by this teenths o f an inch in thickness . ' ^ l i s t i n g anything at toll about terrent, A nd how can th a t ef­ don't care a hang what happens fect be assured except thipugh Ik Hawaii.-------- —— it scarcely thicker than lU ,‘. “ d '*%!***‘. to Cotta to t wo cere a tat SEbut P a p a l*4 weU grown t a r r . of the fn .lt fly. lp^ t * g i ^ m l J a l pub­ publicity? whet happens to the dignity of The pa pays la one of the cotrv- Therefore, by the tim e the cherry lic from knowing that tb e r. Is I t ia contended th at the the highest office iB th , gift of Blonululu. lg ordinarily ready for h areitiag , anyth!sg In the world except notin of crime and par j f c Flop diane. lla fru it la the universal breakfast the larvae h are devoured perticaL ___ n -r -1T BIH wil| eventually b a r , to be re­ vamped ln a scientific manner. But n tr e r rould th* ftfll of ju stic , Le accomplished unlea the newspapers .told tha ftorbj of crime and o f ' tha puniihm tit meted out to offender*. There a re no doubt some ta r t­ let* talkers who w ithout’ doing iny thinking on tba subject ft al; would suggest th a t punish­ ment Is Intended as retribution. That th? criminal if he happens to b* caught, tried, oeateneed and Dunished, is a man-handled as hs deserves a t a means of rovange. Th* judge and Jury are vexed with the offender and give him “t h . w orkt” to get even. But that i* not tha intent or law er courts and Jails and scaffolds ind electric c h a in . Punishment ntendrd to d lts r t h , criminal from fu rth er outrageous conduct; sometimes th* offense again*! the country or individual to ter great as ,10 m erit perm haent re•nove; frtm society. A death oen ' tenee or a Ilfs sentence to prls<> m eant simply th at th* offsrn Ris ton proved unworthy further communication with Mi fellow men. The exT ally it not imposed m w t unusual rase*. A: x person to sent away, to life in durance vile, thy/kthams and disgrac, are perhapi unnecJ • f « r v adjuncts to th e sentence, —'t la enough to be deemed ua-f fit and denied a restoration l<^ tb s world, regardless of fntura conduct. F ear of publicity ,haa halteF thousands no doubt on the veer threaho’d of crime. T h . whits I ght of tru th end th* flq g fr of 'corn h v > frightened many whr w er, weak and vicious, but nnt toil? willing tohrav* the pooslbil<ty of seeing their names In prist, accused r f crime. The p itas thsl are made for th?*, who tanned •r'evously, when discovered tn4v' th . farts ar* about to be pub-* is heal, are a* numerous as want ?ds in the newspaper offices ef he world. Everywhere whea* ‘here ia th* Impending publicity 'Herd*, relative*, acuualntanrss to th eir utm ost to "keen his atm * out oe th* papero.” Bat 'h . app«*' )* gvnerallr withesl reannte. Tbs newrpapera, rcae'ncul (bet pSHicity li a deterv t to crim , and anxious to ds w hvtrvrr Is pontihta along this ’in*, make It a n ils to print lbs A few newspaper* ln the eouatry. particularly dedicated to d m nrgunitation or creed o ,,|g a e * ' ing. endeavor to avoid ■ w i* new*. Rut they cannot •ntly rtfu t* to chronicle t b . most atrocious erim er—not ,* without Weakening t h . Influence they deilr# to wield for th-» good o* *h* neopl* of notion o r earth)n. T hen ’* In every welt-ordered news* nauer office en Invariable re­ quirement of facts—first, last .and •rime ntara follow, the tarn* « u l* aa information rih tr ay tela. U I* posable ta rive too much* apace to •#«*» ’tonal grime*: b u t few public* Hon, go 4? th a t extrem a ’ Tb# roodiag public, and th a t Iralude* a moat everybody over ton yrar* »f *r*. la n et Uksly to hv UGrawrod to grit through 1ranting i f tb* capture cr purautt of • er'mladL Crimp nywv ton aafortu n ttriv a rarahtarabta p a n of rear* day's ro so ft h i th a United Bute*, today; but failure ta print it would n o t’ help a t nlL 'T h e Vailed of a* old volcanic "tod In AU rotted with lojtao litti, r r _ Jttit Iba pUs# H hole .jta S T ra " ; w# should say, if yon cun ataad tha steam.—Detroit Noam. Perhaps tba 1 itpid fast to youy Bw lnl. 'a �* TP'"' 'r IP Wz BAHTORP rLORTPA Ur* WEDNESDAY. HAY 1. 1029 PA GE SIGNS FIR ST RILLS Social A n d Personal Activities M tM M A R G A R E T P E T E R S , S o d e tj r E d it o r 148. Social Calendar RMldcBM TdephoM 448 Seminole P. T. A. Has Last'Meet Of Year The Seminole P arent Teacher*’ Association held Ita last meeting Mr*. J. S. Driver it spending Tha South Sid* P. T. A. will of Vie year on Friday afternoon several days in Jacksonville visit t i n t In th* tchoot auditorium ■: Apr., 26, a t th* WIMon School at ing friends. 2:46 o'clock. Annual book abower Paolo. It v‘a« t'.uttd ha: fs .tr^ h lc Miss Palm er Argo has returned report* o f th* y e a r's work were xril^b* held a t tb>* time. to her home in Orlandd s f t t r Th* T. E. U Clan* o f kb* P i n t read a t thl* tin t, and tL at an in spending several day* here na thn B aptist Church will hold Ua regu teres ting program wa* arranged guest of Mis* Nell William*. la r business and nocial moating a t fe r th* entertainm ent of those Mr. and Mr*. W. E. Watson 8:60 o'clock a t h* homo of Mr*. present. A fter the reg u lar business was and Mr*. Allen Jones motored io C.W . P o m a to r on Wc*t Firm S t m t w ith Mr*. F o m a tc r, Mr*. J . completed M n. Holmes, stale,pres­ Orlando Tuesday wheie they tpqnt C. Roberta, Mr*. Mary Stile* and ident of "M other C ro ft" gave a idie afternoon. Mr*. F . W SUtnlsy. a* hocteate*. talk for the parents end tr a c h rn Mrs. E. M. Galloway i* expec­ Car* will l*ar* th* church prom pt­ in tha auditorium a fte r which M n . ted to lefve Thursday afternoon ly a t I o'clock fo r those desiring Vogh n i t t^ltb thq. P . / . A. In the ’ LPrincipal** room, f o r tSo study of fo r point* in New York where ' ,'tr**i*portatlSn. '*” T she will spend the sum mer months H "M other C raft." BemViol* C hapter Number Two Refreshments were then served O. E. 8. will meqi a t the Masonic Mr. snd Mrs. H arry Stephenhy the member t c f th* I’aula P. Hall a t 7;S0 o'clock. A special T. A. and th* ineetlnt; adjourned sen Returned Tuesday night from program has been arran g ed Lakeland where they spent asvTh* W est Side P. T. A. will eral days visiting friends. meet a t 2:45 o'clock In the school Miss Carol Allison, Miss auditorium. Marjorie Smith, C. W, lliera and , FRIDAY William Dash were visitors gt Th* American Lcgicst Auxiliary The members of the "Dored of Daytons Be*rh Sunday. will hold its monthly m eeting a r Euucatloii" club were h< noted Mr. snd Mrs. T. C. PltchforJ 4 o'clock a t th e homo of Mr*. E. with a b r .l i e p arty given on B. Stow , on Cameron Arenuo. Monday evening by Miss Mary and Mr. and Mrs. A. J . W alker a t New , Prominent ipeaker* on th e veg. Dtghtcn a t the home of her par- •pent last week-end etable and fru it situation will gire rnt* on W eat Twentieth Street Smyrna Reach. o u t definite inform ation a t the High score prixa, a r r r p . papvr Mr. a n j Mrs. Phillip J . Allen m eeting ,’f th* San'ord Garden bridge set1, w as awarded Mils Ella Club a t 10 A. *tf. a t the City Hall, Spenrrr, while cut prise was announce tho birth of a seven ■_Th*.Public I* c o rJ li'lr invited in awarded t . Mis. Frsnnoa Hm m m . muntl-hahy on-Mnmlm: morning ay bo present. A t the supper hour an ice their home, 111 Holly Avenur. c o u n r w n se 'v a f hy th , W t e s . SUNDAY. Mrs. A. J. W alker Is rs p rc trd to Tha American Legion and the assisted by Miss JeaA Fancy to leave Tuesday for Savannah where AmericanL nglon Auxiliary will the following who w tro present: she will spend several weeks bold a j oin* d ttre t eonforence at Misses Camilla Doss, Mary Max­ visiting friends. well, Frances Pearson, Frances th* Legion H ut a t 11 A. M. Luncheon will b* aerred a t 1 o'clock *t Wilson, Helen Wilson, Jean Martin Mr*. Clyde Byrd snd Mrs. Roby E lla Spencer, Hostile I-alng are expected th* Sanford Yactf. Club. All Lanry, to leave m elnber^ are invited to be present. Pspe, M argaret D rilt, H enrietta Thursday fo r A rrad'a whrr* they llrrschew lt* nnd Eillie W ight. MONDAY • will spend som* time with friends. Called meeting of the St. T h , msny friend^ of Mr*. 1-ola A ftnei Guild a t 3:30 o'clock ut I-rGeUe will regret to learn th at the pariah house. •he is fl| a t the home of her TUESDAY daughter, Mrs. W. C. Hill, 1000 Social D epartm ent of the Wo­ The members of Circle Number Magnolia Avenue. m an's Club will hare Its uiual bridge party a t 2:30 o'clock in the Fiv0 of the F irst Baptist Church Dr. and Mrs. W. T. I.nngley and club room* with Mra. T. A. T at. met on Monday aflrm oon at the daughter, M argaret, motored to ten o n , Mr*. If, M. Rumblry nnd hips? °f Mrs. F m acls K, Bols, Mountain L ike 'Sunday where M n . J . M. Hayes a i hostesses. 1206 Park" Avenue. Mr*. F. W. they spent (he day and visited the Stanley led In prayer and con­ Dok Sanctuary*. ducted th , devotional a fte r which Paul Stine, who has hern work­ Mrs, Dolx gave a short talk with ing In Sarasota, spent the past “The Tread of World Eventa’’ as week-end here as the guest uf Honoring Mrs. G. E. McKay, her a b je c t. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. W. A. F ilta ti l at who was recently elected asmeiato Mrs. B. F. Young of Nashville, their home In I-oeh Arbor. grand conductress of the grand Trnn., was then introduced and Mrs. Edward Morgan and daugh­ c h ip te r of the Florida O. E. S. gave a short discourse on the ter, Miss Melba Smith, of Aith* members of t h , P * s| Mai- Presbyterian work In the moun­ ksnta -arrived Monday to spend ron's Club entertained with a tains of T rnnrsscr, a fte r which some time here with Mr. and Mrs. surprise party on Monday even­ the mlsslon study course was con­ H rnrv McLnulln, 112 Weal Kouilh Street. ing a t th e home of M n . Mary ducted hy Mrs. J. T. Newby and K ent on Park Avenue. M n. Me. Mrs. F. W. SUnley. Mrs. J . C. Munfiison erf O r­ Kay n celv rd a set of costume During the social hour several lando arrived Wednesday to spend -IUSU1 iuoj; ij |g s i t X i|a«a| piano selections were played by some time here na the guest of Miss Luella Mahonry and a salad Mrs. A. I*. Connelly, 2100 Park b tr* or the club. A social evening was enjoyed courao waa served by the hostess. Avrnuc. Those present were: Mrs. J. T. and refreshm ents were served Newhy, Mrs. F. W Stanley, Mr*. Mis* Mtr.Taret ile n .e r ex pec's from th* dining room which was Robert Meriwether. Mr*. H. F. to leave Wednesday fur C harles­ decorated with the fiv , colon Young of Nashville, Trim, and ton, S. C. w hrre she will Ire con. neeted with the A m rriren bruit of the O. E. 8. Festoona or Mrs. P. E. Hoi* Grower* during tho summer vrtpe paper In these colon were months. placed about th j room and candles emphasising th* same shades Mr. and Mr*. W. T. W aller left w r n arranged In various places Wednesday afternoon fo r their on the table. The members 6f Circle Number . Thoar Invited to b« with M n, One of th* P in t R ipU it Church home in Centerville Ala. after McKay were: M n . Sarah E. met on Monday a fu rn o n at 3 spending some tim e h e r, wl:h their daughter, Mrs. H. C, Du Parker, M n , Fannie McConnell, with the chairman, Mrs. Rose, COO Oak Avenue. M n . Odrai Crosby, Mrs. Eunice o’clock W. A. Ryes, 210v West Third Turner, Mrs. Joy lialicy. M n. S treet. During th* short husiM brray Jarvis, M n. R estrict ness session when Mrs. Iliyi-s Mr*. F. R. S svagr, Mr* D etnr H iggins Mrs. Kllxals'th Scott and prmddcd, matter* or Importance T urner and Deane T urner Jr., M n . U iretta Urothrrson. to the rlrc’e members were dis­ arrived on Monday to s|>eniS>some posed of. Mrs. L'llian Vickery tlm 0 here with Mra. E rnest Krupp ra id a le tte r of thanks from a a t h er home on Park Avenue. Mr*. student a t the llihle Training Hchoo) *t New Orleans whim the Savage wil| n m a in here w ith her daughter, Mrs. Krupp, to make her circle had helped. Mrs. Ralph Hmltt; entertained A fter th* atudy course In Rible home. Tho following members of ths <|^a members of her club snd a Questions in which each member number of o th e r friends with a took part, a snrlal hour was en ­ Seminole Chapter N um lier Two tl. bridge party on Tuesday after­ joyed am t refreshm ents were serv­ E. S. returnnl Saturday from Jack ­ where they attended the noon a t her home, 600 E ast Four, ed by th e hostess. T h , rooms sonville Grand Chapter meeting of Florida teenth Street, San L int*. Mr*. where th* meet ng waa held w rr. O. E. 8 .: Mr. and Mrs. C. E Mr0*«rg* D avit H art h>'d high adorned with quantities of pink Kay, Mr. and Mrs. John Gove, Mr. and whit# oleanders arranged in seer* Smong th* * :b iremiwrs vasea and bowls. ami Mra. W url W. W arner, Mrs. nod wa* given n Chine,,. led1her Those present were: Mrs. Lil­ Jam rs Huff, Mrs J. V. Cooncr, telephone book cover, while Mrs. lian Vickery, Mrs.. J . T. Hardy, Mrs. P. M. Elder, Mrs Murray Jai* E. J . T rotter, who had high » ore Mr*. Charles McMahon, Mrs. R. t i t and R. W. Turner. among the guests, w as present­ L. G arrison Mr*. Roston 8 tree's, Frirnds of Algernon Speer, who Mrs. H. L. fro n ard . Mr*. T. A. ed w ith a hsndkerfilef. la a student a t W ashington and A color schema o f pink and Stile*, Mrs F D King, and Mrs. Let University a t Lexington, V*., green waa developed by the A. -D. Rosier. will be interested to learn th a t he Spring flowers and f*m which ia making an enviable record In adorned th# room* and by the track activities. Recently com­ peting against crack runners from • tallies end other bridge accessor­ N orth Carolina 8 U U University, ies w h ifi were used. The refreshbe won th* 120 y ard hurdle race, meats, which w ar. served late In Mr*. W. J. Thigpen was host­ th* aflenm on by the hostess, also ess to the members of the F o rt­ sUpping th* dltU nce in 16 and four-fifths seconds on s wet emphasised th* c o lir note. nightly Club with buffet luncheon Those presen t were: Mrs. and bvdga on Tuesday morning track. George Davis H art, Mrs. C. E. a t b a r home, 601 Dark Avenue. Mr. end Mra. C. K. Henry, Mr, Mysrs. Mr*. H. W. Rucker, Mrs. During th * morning and early and Mrs. G rant Wllnoo, Mr*. O. E. Rawson. Mrs. John Smitn, afternoon several board* of du- Claud* OgUvla end eon, and Miss Mr*. B..p. Hlfkleym an, Mr*. T. jfticata seer* enjoyed and U f t Ruth H enry left Sunday morning score prises w e r, awarded to Mrs. fa r Gainesville to open dike day. . C. Bolt and Mr*. E. J , T rotter. Frank L. Miller and Mr*. George Mra. Oglivie and Mis* H enry will D. Bishop. Each received ad eta- re su lt] In Gains*villa for several UNDY QETfi OVATION braiders^ linen handkerchief. weeks os th* gueeU w the form ­ Lnnrhotm w as served buffet er'* mother*io-Uw, Mr*, i . If. WABIIINOTON, May I—(IN S) style by tk a boetess, assisted by OgUvie. —Col. Char)** A, Llndberr/t. eon- o’clock a fte r which th e guests quosor * f th* AUaalic and A p er- Mra. . D. P. Drummond, a t 1 Among those from Sanford Mr*. spending Sunday afternoon and tea'a outstanding aviator, was dep a rted. Tim rooms # Tklgpea'e hem* w ere adorned *4|4s» »e , ovaAkm yesterday ofevening In Dnytonn Beach w ets: • M tS H S try Uke Senate. Lindbergh with quanl'tiea o f sn ap dragon* the Misses Oljnr* Newman, Helen and gladioU. . d m l* tk* Capitol to testify Those prneea l w ent Mr*. Vernay, M argaret W ight, CnrsneU a .Joint eoagmoaloael e D. Bishop, Mr*. Ooorge Berber, LsoobeU* Hogan and W. miUo* ,*a eiler i isa o f a W aaktag. Oeargo A. DeCoUed Mrs. R. A. Nvwmoa, Maoris* ■W imble h. too a k p srL H a le ft th a witness Mr*. D. L. T h n u h o r. Mm. H. B. Jam a* lame, Bb>n>n, Jr* Frederick Bell. Lewis, M rs F ra a k L Miller. Mra. H arw ell S tew art Garden Cherry, Th u rsd ay. . Miss Dighton Honors Club Monday Evening Mrs. Bolz Entertains Her Church Circle Mrs. McKay Hpnored By Club On Monday Circle Number One Has Meeting Monday Mrs. Ralph Smith Is Hostess To Her Club :V Mrs. Thigpen Hostess At Buffet Luncheon < Personals MRS. HIGHLEYMAN ENTERTAINS WITH BRIDGE PARTY MO I'IDAY AFTERNOON Honoring a large number of her friends, Mrs. S. D. Hlghieynran entertained with a bridge party on Monday afternoon at her hom e, 665 Valencia Drive, San L an ta. Mr*. John W. Sneed received the. eats a t the door while. Mrs. LHoy distributed the tallies and. Mrs. C. E. Myers escorted the, gueste to l.helr places. Several progression* of bridge were enjoyed during the a fte r ­ noon, «t the conclusion of which,. Ml*. Ja m e i Mathers, hire. Roland.' Reed and Mr*. F. W. Bender col­ lected scores and awarded priietr to Mr*. K. J . Ilolly, Ml*. E. P . A shcraft, Mr*. John W. Sneed. Ml** C arrie L. Jonrs and MDaOltio Johnson. Mrs. Hotly was given am embroidered pillow far h a v ln r high score, Mrs. A shcraft, a hand-, some handkerchief for . . holding; second high score and Mr*. Snecii, orchid crystal bead* fo r love, score. Miss Jones r u t hlgh e m l was Ure recipient nf - r gotn g e iW dance handkervhif, while ,Mls I Johnson held the lucky tally an 'I received n bridge set. A pastel color scheme, w h ld l was emphasised by the card tab; I covers, waa chosen for all deroi i stlons and p irty appointments J. Quantities of gladioli and rose i were ai ranged with fern In v a s ri and bowls aborti the rooms w hrr r th« guests were entertained, wh'.! i the tallies and other bridge s e e n , sorles repeated the color note. Th table* fyom which rrfrv .ltr m e n u w rre served eeiyteied w itl P ------------ :---------------------- :j, handmade contslnera filled w ith candles in pasel shade*. The hos­ tess was assited In serving by Mr*. John W. Sneed, Mr*. Ralph 8ar!t:.. Mrs. H. W. Rucker and M .j . I. Hoy. Those Invited Included: Mrs- E. It. Ashcraft, Mrs. F, W. Bender, Mrs. T. C. Bolt, Mr*. L. F. Boyle. Mra. J. C. Bills, Mia. J . C. Bennett, Mrs. C. Mr Boyd, Mrs. Endor Cur­ ie,l, Mrs. B. I). Caswell, Mrs. Walter S. Coleman, Mra. E. Compton, Mr*. W alter K. Campbell, Mrs. P. J. Feltner, Mrs. A.-T. White, Mrs. J . C. Gibbs, Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mis. E. I. Hoy, Mrs. N C Earnw orib, Mrs. George Davis H art and Mrs. A. C. Fort. Also Mrs. O, P. Herndon, M fj. I). D. Caldwell, Mra. W. C. Hill. Mrs. C. S. Jernlgan, Mias Ollid Johnson. Mrs. A. W. Knox, Mis. IJ ttlr, Mrs. -J; O. Iwney, Mrs; W.. 1 . lu lr d , M rs. Calvin Tragne. Mra. t;.*r. fjoucki. Mr*. Hugh Totrencu, M ra.'Tbw naend- Tattvraon, Miss la r ri# laive Jones, Mrs. John Mvisrh, Mra. John Meiaeh, Jr., Mrs. Edmund Meisrh, 61r*. C. E. My­ ers, Mra. Jam es Mis tiers, Mrs. A. K. Powers. Mrs. H. R. Purdon, Mrs. Kuland Read, Mr*. H. W. Rucker. And Mr*. John W. Kneed, Mr*. VY. M. Scott, Mrs. Ralph Smith, Mis. J. C. Smith, Mrs. Roy K. Symes, Mrs. F. E. Stein, Mrs. W. M. Thigpen, Mrs. Wallsce W right, Mr*. Fred T. Williams, Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, Mrs. C. E. Rssrson, Mr*. Mary Powell and Mrs. W. T. U n g liy . Ion measure providing funds I WASHINGTON, Blay 1—(IN S) f 'e special session u f tflie second wa# an se t Mr. and Mr*. S. E. Norwood — President l l jo v i r slgnnl his first bills yesterday a* rh irf ex ixing the secretary of coats and children were railed to P lant ee J Iv.v.. The first bill to reccivi lo sell’ the marine biological s ta ­ City Monday morning because of his signature was an apprepria- in n at Key West, Fla. the critical illness uf Mr. a n l Mr*. Norwood's dsughter, Mrs. Lorena Tindrl. Mr. and Mrs. E. 11. Webb hsd as tbelr guests for dinner Sunday E. F lin t S tre e t lT rerrlp tltm a Filled Pi evening Miss Georgia Uright and Sanford And A ccurately Fred Ball. Mr. and Mrs, Jam es A. John­ son announces tho birth of a daughter recently a t th rlr home. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bales were the dinner guests Wednesday evening of th* former'* parents. Btr. and Blrs. Charles Bale*. Mr. and Mr*. F rank W right spent Sunday afternoon and even* Ing w ith-tho-la»ter*B»#(iekt‘-*ir»ti'f a u n t ,- M r . s m f 'B lr s . Will Ogleby. _ «nd- Mra: Covington nounee the b irth of- a d ao g h ter rn Sunday, Apr. 28. Mr. U nberg of (fh’cago, who has been spending some time here with his son, Ike U nberg, left Monday morn ng for his home. I Mr*. W. 8 , Price and Mrs.' W al­ Q Q unm ount T A L K IN O <7trfu>c^ le r Price spenl 1**1-Friday with Mrs. Blartha Webb. LAKE MONROE Laney’s THE __ PROGRAM ARRANGED rom pllnu'ntlug Mrs. G. E. Mc­ Kay, who was rlecln l associate grand rcndurlresa „f the grand chapter of th r Florida O. K. S. last werk in Jacksimvllli', n S)HT. iflLpp gram hn« been nrrnngiil for lhr meeting 'of KrmW Ie Chapter ria u d rllp Colbert one of the Numlwr Two O, E. S. wRieh w il| in* most popular young leading wo­ held on Thursday evening at men on the llreadway stage, 7:30 o'clock a t the Masonic Hall; has Iwen ra s t for the principal A woman's role In the Param ount all-la'klng film, “The Hole in the Wall," which cornea to the MiMne Theatre today anil tomorrow Ttv> east of this gripping p’ay nf *nprr-cr«nk* snd th 'l r methods of fskP spiritualism Includes the names of many others notable on Rrosdwsy. Among them ar» Ed­ ward G. Robinson, a* Ihe prinn«| heavy. David Newell as tend­ ing nintl, t,oul»e Ctosser lisle, lUrryM srnllum Donald Meek, A 'in IIrook*. George McQuarr e. Kalbciine Emmet and Nrlly Sav­ age. Roldnson gnvc notable stage perforrnanres in the s ls g , ver­ sions of "The Racket" and “T H Mvn with Red lla lr." Newell Iish appeared with Ethel Barrymore nnd other famous actress'*. •The Hole in the W ill." I* an ndnptsllon hv Pierre Pollings of n play presented o„ the It rendwav singe about sevrn years ngo. It ernters sreund a gang of trim , ini- who employ the aid nf n in ilium -ml sp'ritoalistic means to guin their own end- in a gigiintfc crime ring. The wired and uncanny manifestation* of spiritualism are heavily stressed in the film. Evening Bridge Club Ih Honored Monday Mr. and Mrs. J . D. W oodluff rompllnicnled the m rm bers of Hie Evening Riidg,, Club with a hridice party on Monday evening «t th d r Home, 1H20 Saniord Avenue All Ir several progressions of liri.lgs*, high s e n e prise among the Isdlrw, a leslher beach bag, was present ,*l to Mis. II. D. Caswell, while lilrfi sco.e price for the men, a pair of socks, Was presented to \V. W. Potter. 1 1l J Al. the supper hour a salad and sweet coursr wa* served by tho h , Q u s n t i l i e a of spring mil rsrilen flower* wvio used for dec­ orations while the U llirs w ire de­ signed as flowers. Those p rrsrn t Were: Mr. uod Mr*. W. W. P otter, Dr. and Mrs. II. D. Caswell, Mr. and Mrs. Haw. kina Connelly, Mr. and Mrs. W. C, 11ill, Mr. and Mrs. Emmet/, MrCtll and Frank W oodruff, Jr. WALL' SKK Thl* Ysrlptilrii; Mystery HEAR The ThrllUnR Voices SKK nnd I1KAK Ihe fnmnuM BROADWAY R U ts~ jU 'r w i Musical Program Is Notable Players Are Presented On Friday Seen In Crook Film The pupil* of Mrs. C. W. Shim hnlser presented a program, id" pianoforte music last Friday evr. ning at the home of Mrs. HhlnhOlsi l on Oak Avenue. A laige num brj of friends of the pupils w en present snd olh'er music waa fu m islied by Mr*. A rthur R ratun, w h o sang several selrctioru, and titfr daughter, M ist Lillian B rans a , who played some violin numbers. . The program was as follows: 1. “ Spinning, Kong'* by Ellm eiirvirh—Mary Virginia Nolt. 2. “ Lillie Comrades'' (polka) b(y W elff—M argaret Squires. 3. (a ) 'Joyous Peasant'' by Heh'S m snn— (b) “ Little Curly llesil^' by iloteombe— M argaret Bennett-4. ''Schrrxino" by Handrock Mnrion Haynes. 5. “ Woodland Rose’1 by Cai*l llrln*—Marjorie Roniske. G. “ Msssa'a in the Cold, Colli G round"—Dorothy Smith. 7. Violin Solo (selected)—L il­ ian Rransn. H. “ Song of the Volga Roatm ere' bv Mere— Helen Wlson. U. “ II T rovatore" by Dorn—A n ­ toinette Shinholser. III. “Song of tH'y C’reole" t<y Rennes—Doretby Smith. 11. "In the Gondola" by Rendrl —Pauline Stourlrnmlre. 12. “Aeolcan H arp" by Smith — lamise Allen. 13. “ Vcnelienno" by Godard — Helen Wilson. ‘T he Friendly Drug Store" -CLAUDETTE COLBERT— —EDWARD G. ROBINSON— Ha| Roaih Comedy TO DAY_________________________ (oiilinum is I To II la te s t News -XUUiDUlAY— MILANE 5 0 0 .0 0 0 M o t o r is t s can’t be wrong/ Farm Relief Scheme Abandoned For While WASHINGTON, Map l - ( I N S ) — Plans for supplemental farm re. lief legislation in tile special *<•*•Von were tem porarily abandvned by House leaders today under th re a t of the Senalo to forer the arssion into" consideration of gen­ eral legislation if any more bills are presenUsl. Rrp. ’H augrn of I iimb., chairman of (pe House A grlcullurP Commlltee, a n n 'u n t-e,i th at he would not rail up sup­ plemental farm relief bills rep o rt­ ed by bis committee until afixw the t a r f f bill is passed, ami in­ dicated Jhev would likely all go over until th s regular araaion In December. Mrs. A. Zrlmrnnvilx and -son, Mr. and Mr*. John W. Mussnn Juliua Zelmtnovltx, of Rrunswlrk, announce the birth id u son, (la., are visiting the form er's George E<lward, recently at their daughter Mra. H. S. Haumrl, 2001 Hanford Avenue. home in New Smyrna. CITY TAX SALE Ail ordinary product may sell o/icc; a good product will rep e a l; lint only T H E B E ST Brodiicl in its line will he the est seller year after year. C rn STAN DARD MOTOR OIL continues to leud other luhricunts in h u I c because it contin­ ues to give h eller lubricating quality. Motorists know they cun depend on it to protect their inotorH. Planning a Motor Trip? JUNE 3, 1929 la* tka Standard Oil T ouring Service route It for you. Map. and up-to-date Information on 1928 City taxes on real estate may , FUi out assd n u il In lh i. coupon today. be paid up to June 1st, without penalty, , Standard O il T o u rin g S ervice, I2 h ft , Hi,mm h i., Is iu L v illp , K y . I I s s u M R i o you lo .e n d me d r ta tlo d route I | ,^ from i 1 which U to bmjurohhnl frev t*f i /uirgc. 1 1 1 All d m * ------ — 1 l * City L 1 ______________________ except advertising costs. After tax sale S tandard Oil Com pany there will be 12% interest and'other costs o f redemption. ELLEN HOY, City Tax Collector A �t T H E flA P rfO lU J PLANT BUILEfflN FURNISHES DATA UPON FRWT FLY Ski-Jorring a Popular Sport Kio\r*. cltrua dump pi1« *n‘* p a rk in r h n u *r rtill p ile '. T il* » rr» in wbieh IniVnuiH'ii Im >•> f ' b«*n fourtl i ztr-.-vd f r.i e r.» Semi hula (< u nty lO ii ' i " -*t 11 -• | ; . . *V*.t ’ H it d / and lu ir.i.iu lent OfCompany l It Wfll AddTo Press Holdings Newell States Situa­ tion SeiiousButNot Sufficient ForPanic BIIINGTON, May 1— (INH) - powerful International and Power Conipany, which t bou*Ki Into a down niw aperpm to the extent ra than fio.ooo.ooo, plant to M fta .torkhiddinx tn t i c put liahlttK’ field whenever Ma d '.lrx b e to do • >. I ataU roenl wpa made to In April** Istue of Tha Monthly Ruilrtin. tattled by the atate plant bMNd.- 'H'iimtm -flew *** ’ ptaar of Klonda, mk< for Ibe active ciuiperatlon of all intert-nU and Indivldualu In the eirHIrn!|rm of the Mediterranean tiu il fly. whlrh he declare* ha* r»c*rd a xltuation whlrh I* triatc. ttlioo*. and rritleal. At the *ame time Mr. Newell told th at -th ere I* no iteration for panir a. undo* alarm and e a ritr. m m t und auyirett* thnt •Ynlron< *, fortltudr nnil a dclrrm ina. ||n n to w in" a re fnrtnra ni-«|i-1 to iivr-m me the ealatinir dlfflvul- O rtu itfin , laeabVnt n f the ■t power corporation, juat Ik t'h* left W uhlnirton for New It to obtain addft'onal data b a it'd by the KwliraJ Trade ■mlaalon In It* inveatlyallnn the so-called pt,«ter tru st and pittfuiganda acltvitlea tat public ownership of util- ItNAPPtO AT L.MCK rtA C lII. fl Y - A r.rsnp at tui jo trliis ctiUtu—u l * cn ju /iJ-j the ip a u uu tlic le t a*, the Lahe Placid Club, where they arc wUi'.triny. Return to Stage a - H - a , ____________ Iraualn n fairly a ia rtn l the r im. Wan .b y revealina the extent Im corporation * prenent new*. * r huldlns*. He disclosed ti n t WOO,000,00<J concern which ho da has acipjlrrd Ijrire hflldinya atock In surli dallies ns the ion Herald, Ibntun T ravrl'er, • U d Journal, ( hlcacn News, u l f n E icli'i A 'lniiy Knlrkcrkar Preaa, Albany Kveninu r*i Tam pa Tribune nnd otlier*. Iia corporal |on I t» helped « tore Frank II. (innnett In the fk a.c of new *i»apc rv. (iu n u rtt’a *C now tm b rar . < aomr IX new*. For Con3 on Night Duty Bi.r*e.l run I in * n u p » o.;tm t?')‘ . m i r, ai-.l A * rrt. I l l * ’’ m . •* Dili.It s n t and u | i ' I* r j i t * UtsU*«l ftN n l) a p * l|t n in ‘. »( A itfie u l. |iiu - und th ftS e rtio r £pnunoM gi»l n l the Flat* nf r.- .lifo r n h cri* now In K lu d d I eon p e rt tint: w i ll ilu- Mint* P I in r * H o a r d nod It* r « . t n In handhnir tin* .Itm iH '-n. y U V y , i i u p t i l u r i have been inct<< lu * i it 'b la n d c . K x t r n .iv * .c m itin x Imimr n m il I ! n l I • d .n -i mini* the r e t -n t o f (ho I n f i ’ - {•'iwWeTTt to fupport w h In rule* and reeu'nthnw and ■opHaUon !<n iitovlot nnttllxaU'l a rv*trtrllve <jn«r. lint1 on the- m overwent n( eer3 fu tila ulal In alrd airtbellw broita fo r the jibK haw ItVo 'btockf - - ‘ m i !* j fe c ie d . r i . ThU v .. * J. vHlK i.r in tittr , I-V *u.•Min'Unt i>, rul.i-l d I*v ■' F l u l AHB ASHASSUfATBIt i n iu tin.In*- ilu n j t l l t e t . <tfi;e.- ctiR tM ffrl‘ 1 | i<wr:» i.r I.GN'DON, May 1.—(INSK— ni> i u n t n , u til i*> i» y t;r Ihilcarler.e, inrludlnr on* •* i'ii Ihe f n i ' wi.iran, were aaaaa.inated In JuireMavUn iK tilrtry wifhfrt TOfFy/W* i f hi- Buljtarlan-KaM an fn m tlrr u ilay . mecortUnt to a Cen.ral Nt*.» dUpstcSi from Sofia. qi'HNING A N SO t’K C B M ia rt t.iii n i ml inlrn.ive ln«|aviiiin will In- lmnniltnt*Y made. A'. ‘V -am ” lim e, m iU iraliou nf the pe-'l i, uniler'w ay. *'Tlie iPnte Plant llnaul held a S l'E K A m m M tlA T T C X •ntetlrj* i t Gnlnrxvllle, April la ,.nd cn.-nlM cd tlii* iiunt critk-nl W A S II.N U T O N rril a y 1 iiiuutlrn. At ihl* mee-in* it *»• «• tIN S i— Another r|i|itprlatii»ii >-f lh" Kppuitunity uf (u n fm liii; $*.000,iK)il will l>e ne\e**ary to uitti nnil Ik-iiii- nilvin-d liy »|iev- I imii I’.n l w n t H ooter waa tui-1 tinaocr flood .offerer* In A lt. todiy by Sentlom Heflin anJ lllitk of Alahnma, They a*k«>i -*•••o f-fin ‘ w X a c b ri’H W .T ^ Ito d jn w _ i . ■( Y r n c r ttF-Paetev A x a .i a n d m ‘ l a i r F ru n l. *,» ^ O l’SN t r Ar M: T O H l*.-M. Ml'EtTAI, C atcrfai t'«r M; »; t gg % Part ten end lurncV l** • Mr. Newell'* artlrle follow* lr p art: “The Mediterranean fruit fir. the mntt dreaded Insect |>r»t a t. tnckuii; fruite and veycleli'e*. ha* Inrh TTnind In' O rancr end Sent. Teiiti- n'mmteay—Florida. The ill*. coverv we* made on April 0 !*«•. The Identity «f the ln*ect i« un. in'i .tii na'b-. The eeveritv «f the Infeilallm t I Intenxe in a limited i -ra. Hnplil rcoUt* lntperllimm ac illn In-ml Up tn this da i Apt >1 1*1) 1‘2 pnipo'lU** r* in f e t. HOTEUE"Mlnml'n AMING TON MIAMI Most Popular Hnlcl" Settle rooms $rHh bath. $2, 92J>0.'93 .~* Double rooms wllh bath, 93, 91.00, 95 Fireproof-------- Kuropcan N. E. First SI. Noar liny IHKcayri*. Popular Priced Kcstaurant In Connection Isice expenditure* nf money fmm I . th S late ami Federal « m irm . A I mjv nil, lei w en- , lli<> del e m i n ­ in’! frn tn r will In- (lie Sl’tlve *uplent nf the rlllxrttrf-P ^ |lit - i'lnnt lln-jrd p:'»*ixl e e '. f n r York and New Knuiund. Fu. |M act|Ulaltlon nf . newspaper p it..* , (irauntclii , .aid, drupon ciindllinri*. f , It senna tu tin- udiunt iv.he enmpuny to purchta.- otl -r ata It wl 1 lie dime," he _ 'Almut one-tenth of our ■IMOaaprlnt output i» now pure! *aW b y the in le n -.t- in w hich we have atock I M m y . i lo.t nli. ifaarba what we miuht m il lh • e^trplv* production of the «■ mjc- U rauxtclu n rlm itl'd . under nuca^ U o n ln y of It-,. iri-L - c in iin * 'i" n trc tju m e l that Ho- power mol i.t)i- hualnrx, ii| tin- c toi'ony * m tld rru ld y a r c in r a iw r huaiij I* . Ih t n ftautk* Allan*:* lit tin- r (i lie d t-n i<1, liouvvi-i M.nt 'h < co rtm ritlo n ntteinp tcl | , inflm-ncV editorial .iricr of th • mw aper* which t Imuitl t tot •, un*e| for ll'.* bimml d u n |»- n • B Hen. flemrro \V. N o - ri. * H l nf K e h r a tk a , W'hnV re*im ni hie for th e rnm in U iiiiii'x pn-oenl Invest* licit!'oti. dec a rc j today Hint f iiip iateln'a li-atinionv irv e n le il * ‘ un* 'o th e r p lcnntie- *t. p l.y the p >w»-r In le n -a l. tu re t i--ititlrii| nf p ulilic op inion." f *r ra n .. that »*f Af'.i'itA ;«"« litc d lr Nil lit** i * i i i .i \. •: t «* to. v .lillr t.lio illt l vyt s * I';**; j;t t*. t!» l:n*|hl ot I r r i'4*r»T. o » I* I itUPI* l.lir 'i I -r I 'T I ,'» » n in ii, * m lin n r ip illf t>n * •lrrl> atitl n irU l Nuw U *» i.*.d & Iff ‘till irtu fn lu *ift tv J ___ LJ | J w 1 l> n *k n l w hether then- * » . a n y pn.lm bi lly of the .e - r n ll d ' |n>wer__ tlU «t'i. Ii-lntf iid»ej*elv C rb lria e d I.J* ll *.i* now , p ip e i , frt ' which it had III HVy Salirk ||ll|li< “ to n . i;t-v . ;.i* mu o u;i*l lupp'rAt in! DAVI S DKPJrfS .1 OYOIJS STATK OF U. S. 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I)., Slay I lIN H l llaiq'l.uk| ftr*il »t • ifn.kidi** eltuuldi-ri u'-d pul r Hill l(4n ii ii f « lit imhW I nl I imii),1 f u r Itu* irvi tfltitf in* ' t h i , i d ' s man < » i v . i . i u H i i i i v.:»d A iy u st Ihu L, .*Uc% ffinMri I Oita If Oil|i uf j; i m , w It.i I 11 Iw m , U i-.li n i- r r ir e il, m il r a ti«*-«i|r-nn*tf i»J I fr in*?* IIPiliiM In II* Paii'H fur I l*lh f th iiL ir ( Imago* gun1 b # y w r ,v (he U I m c v K i t h . | Hourly p u p p iir u i t l r u l l tin* d<- i|uur o| m r.ilii'iib, T h e p a n , era-tied from a Ik u hl unt nf in fuf * ‘h ..I -'id) l r , . . It w a, ajtpar.nl Ihe I V ll Iti4» u K M*.rx v r r p x l (Uidiide nf ae p ert) t U itiail, V irg in ia M J L n l r l . r t ia r lu l. 11 * p aeltl,- fur a n y O rin u riu t l i i l n U ty . fell lu hie di ath wllh five mid' ! *i the n»w ahlp wa. nut • SheU.,- was t lie of Hiv fluwr men- lu ll,I wound* In UU back. * Oiacft UnUiiHifnrr. famtiuini.K f s- - uf licjefii'il .hi i« uki'Mi T « © / E S S I X c b d lli- n p c . tit** pc*r It tu n . d ic e , d ie -ivlc. th e luxu n t i l , tivtm y OulltfriH ' / *av ra r a r y f u f f , op lltr l-avi* th a t tt<» n t ber v tv f - .) in ib jc k litucli ffit e v e ry d u ller )tu i p u t in. T h a t i* « It) tl<r f'»J AniiMf J irrtif ii l> l i t - r x . T l i . i t l* wlt>‘ lit" !-tr- i . i . by i lin u - a iid t a rc MHUTifnit K t . r l 1l i e C lu tlle u g C f p iv c * . l - . i c l c lia ltc iiL 'c * : IN M ’F K U — r h a l’fnpim t a n y . i bin,! t i e r.-jilid l-T i iip tn iiln illc t artln H ir.lN I \.s I'C i-T A W XV a u v u r 11- j t .tic• - ni d ix -u r price. IN K F I.IA IM l.tT V GOmilce an lio u r f t r In,nr after buur. IN F IN K A 1*1*1 V R A N -'K , uj M • ( • ( ) ' am i d etail «>• ip are wit It e a r . in w Itich liiyli i ice it paiil ,fi*rju»t tliiMc ililnitw. IN I'.CDNU \lX tv m p a rc w ild c a l . bevt know n b 'l law I'p c ra 'in n K k l. A nd u itli i t . ., in c h a t.il ciualit) am i line. Iai<c Iwtdict-— i-.t-rx c ita b li l i e a im all nut* tiandiu^* le a ilm h tp in proved V A l.l’L ll t'lfer* a com pIclcncM of fine , a r e^uii-mcnl (’trm crly id rn tih r.l im ly \ u t h l i a l l y Cara, an d available, w hen a t all, only a* “ r u n * , " a t e x tra cent on c a rt o f K ..c l p ric e . C h e c k t h e ,r I te m * w h « a jro u b u y — t h « y . if CEASE O F OUYBWC m i l INSTANC’K, in th is city your firnl imymenl. w llh jo u r preaenl cur Included, nrnj Ik - ;im low nit 9.UHI, and >ou.‘ m onthly p rin m -n l-, S 5 1,1)1. Y o u r p ivb 'itr c * r w ill iiro tu b ly ,-uvrr. i l t c i u l r e l l r . l p a jt n .n l. 77i.- H . M . ( .'.I't t f if l.n c W u n o / / r r , llm Jot near ( n m u u iu J ia U ,- u n i/n- l u J a n i v . le p te re n t e a .ily ab o v e fl'^ T a iU d itlo iu l value. Hut th e y d o not c i*it o n e cent ex tra. * . . . EASE OF O W N I N G 0 • In uur own » t r r r U r.,* e x t a r t 'h a l l r a i r r . un­ der rnai|ti It nl i i W n atom , e t r r e e r * 3J.X m il,, p er vail.m . Che a v r r a l r u n u e r in lU > riljre n expert i s lu. 20 m llee a nd upw ard, t'pmn u r r la j r « r c u p e rallu x la r x e Merle uf t v jy x ear* u , llia l « e n ic e a n il m tln lm e n r. ruM . ru v eriu a Tud i ^ e ,.r Mllee *»| u|Wrelb hi. are l* w e - ! ''f j i i r , u r ev er leetrd. '** * • - ’ ■11 _ 'H u- uerfo rn iau ce ability of K .iex i lu- C lialicnper i . du e in no .m ail p a rt t»> i l » Suprr-Si* m uttif, T h n ,, while if it .1 " S ix ," no one wit** hnow‘4 ca n regard any cither " S ix " a> In in d co m p arab le in th e pow er it d eliv er., '695 PH O N E . 16 „OR 66-J !Tf« l-;i ►* *— I.tecx i . b u ilt lie -lln d 'o -t under W i d e C h o i c e o f C o lo r * wl N ti F .x tru C o q ' fam ou i Super-Six p a ie o it. N 'oone 7 Tic l a r i r l j b w f r n d y o u h u r t o h n o j i In d ivid u a l di£ttn< ric n )\ ean copy or m aleh ii. T in- iunCoach ; - •».* iljiiiru ia l a n d cxciueive Supert i t U F . »<*••» l a w . Six p rin c ip le —d ev elo p ed in o w jrfdcrour TN m illion m o to r, an d o v e r I ! y ep rt i of c o n tin u o u . ir r v ic c , . *ta m p , , S u K W C n f M i Imttdtti 4 eeOr— VaceOcnl M i l 1W Mt tlh if la lw ib fi ilw e « n e»H «r IM Ki w i a t th e uiiapproxeiied "S ix’* MMoO—n a » r >Xu,Mra—M M iMUUJ — n iW iW J - W T - r a w J r* d m » Hn» in every p a rtic u la r nf pcrfnrm u l T K - d n I n M U - i m e H l , m t i n ■■ <K Cwivtfiit>l9 M*oWruU WirU Peru •u c c , im outliPM * uud reliability, • l h 5* ) d | - r i* a r —■ ... —S i ---------------------- < V * w - - f • -1 »• '■*> * WIGHT BROS. CO 'CaMB W I •. -//.*3 •ii LivV•. n " in «•;.//./ TU'tH»ttv*Irath*n« - ffiV h M 'iin tl^ n i- ■ - i i i . i u p a .I la v o r i U * . a m i in t licit id.1 c a l fnr lU c liip v a lu e , in.i. •nliU r hying, (ttiluf In* I ve, i . h tariah an I ivvuhi'hin it v it tn t Iiafa 11- •«l»f • tn ibi: i*«n «tn i it* »i m n . (f'.u illnttrd h’l , .t I ’n iff H i" ) ____ O M in llu* rt.lt* i.r Iii* l i n i * A lh 4. u n n h r r * m nttN |< al i l» tn It , t If, IVtutik, i* jLiv i , t’Otbrm tn ih. i t t i m inti, i) : .t i n n r \\ j in-, t- i j lim rifi! ft* -ii alit* it tXj*|»<4ir v ■ > Ianiii*| tuiuU tin*) Uca* ^ rv U ’il! | n NUffl I * L u 1 1JIi* 1h t{/, |ii-it't i! i, • H i li.'n y a r ln v t ii| | hhi *»' t *Nmgh Ihi* Urg,* bun ^ lu* m i - 1 imiti|irr> t tlwS«*%ht f»»i i #ti* | rml« i , l l r n i y i-very I nt/.iy r h **k |. n i in ii in'iif ju t tf M % Luyi u ll tltlU.- ii l l . 1(1 I'jJ,’ 1 41... I :r M • t*n ?h A$l t» »i '! itit i 1.1 t \ l MIN, Mm f (IN S i j tK*ltmit lii*f*lfi» mi I 'M . II u ii'1 Thirty* h rU*mvt .Initriii^** i *k .u k i I , u ^ h t H iii ii Mintt r L r Sun h «L*r it I M. . 11.IX nPTitl nth* i 1 ti|» Hit* Lit** • M tim iyo . Ii»* k* * III I in *1 Lit*. i f !t* • *1*1fit!< I1| l ■•{ I «j *t| VI itps h td tu u t'p T i h*vrii)*i» iliwrmt* h tit in O a t r lt y . A / 4 \\ i «n t'llt-Jo I t <J tit- i fit lit! Hill Pill of 11* * ileiium ^lrutinti* T in iv T u j i«»* <1 i urhiiiit t *, Love Ai fai rs Of Vic tint Sc*en As Mu r der a! otiv e L * Z € S g �9 : k nxmm for Kent r* W AD BATES Mat* DH r, m TOR RENT—Splendid furnbhod bouse and p a ra (a eh 8 Qt*^ Lake. OeHghtful place to l i r a / $3040 per month. W. A. Raynor, owner. H. C. Du Bose, atari t. i M C w k Ik. H i m ada, yfll ! • m M patron* to d collector Mat odlataly for po y n rat Houses furnlahad and unfurnished. 1 t t M --------------- 10a a Da* l l t h and Oak. Phone <71 J. oi S t t a w a ------------------ la a llaat a l l I Tlaua ___________ Te a Uaa (IS)—HoQMS For Bent Ttaoa rataa on m a e o L * The reduced .rata* are t e aanaaeatWe laaartloaa. Vlra mania of average length a r a . counted a Uaa. No ad under I Una* accepted. FOR RENT—Two four room cot­ tar** located facing te* plant on west alda. $10 par month each. J. J . Cat**, phono 403—J . ’ JU1 adtortlalag !• restricted 81—Acreage for Sale *S e a£te T & T Z L . ik . d Herald mill be. re­ m at e# TO A D n s m S S U A H erald repraeentatlre thoroughly fam iliar with rataa, rules and claesificatlon mill l i r a you complete Information. And If pan mUK they mill as­ sist pan la wording pour want ad to mako It mono affective. N. N IPPE R Signs of all l a Sanford P lan t . Wall Paper Oo. phone 60S. W x -'& sjfc * - "Fraternity Members At University Show High Average Ia Scholam A t Lake Placid mm >•. c - i EASY CASH % If yon hare aomcUtlng that is not LTnging yon revenue, some article you don't need, the beat thing to do ia to turn it Into cold caah. Two well county, exchange preferred. GAINESVILLE, April 2 7 -T h a belief so often exprvaied th a t ir o te m ll, men In college show the pourvst scholarship. was blasted a t least for the time, Kero today when the report of fm ta m lty overag -i for first sem ester work a t the University of Florida was announced hy Harley W. Chandler, registrar. Twenty-alx fraternities on the University' rampiia revealed ■ higher scholarship average than that of the general student body, which in tu rn was slightly high­ er than ih e - * re r* r r of th e non. 'fratern men, ______ity , ............ national social fraternity, g ir t designated scholars th* eh lrf objective, and results w ere* secor throughout the fraternity aa a result of offona In direction. Seven of the twenty-six em it lea on th* Florida eoi ara locals, s e e in g M tiorial a gsnltation chartrm . I t la worthy th t four of thl* na are among the leading fraternities In first scholarship. Sigma Lot local, . heads the Greek-I group, followed In order taL3 efftre was cepeclalh*' gm tlfying lo President Jno. J . T lg rrt. Ha'sing of schotanhtp- standards in. the U niversity ha* occupied a Sorrmcst place in th e President's program since his coming to Florida last Srptem hcr, and up­ on the iH-raslun of his visits to the various fja lrm lly homes. l>r. T lg rrt has ^always *mphaslxid and slrvssfd the lni|iurlunce snd vatu* of scholarship. During his recent adm inlstra. lion us president of a prominent Kappa -Tau. Kappa Phi ra il, Tau Epsilon Phi. PI Sigma (local), Sigma fets,— " *’ Sigma A lpha . _ _ _ Tau (local), on, Kappa Alpha, Sigma Phi 4 F si Ion, Slgmn CM, Sigma No, Al* h a Tau Omega. Alpha ~ ha, Phi Alpha Epsilon (local). Theta Kappa Nu, Delta Tau tM ta, Phi Delta T heta PI Kappa Alpha, Alpha Delta (local), Tbafu Chi, Omrta Upsiion T hsta (lo* eal), Pi Kappa Thl. K appa.' Sig­ ma, and Delta Chi. •The report from rhT'rvt l*HaFyl Ci*9wr;|i -VJ-T Isfc' .TaeWT'i for IL 22—Real Estate for Sale located lots In Volusia on State Highway, will for sm all car, coupe Phone 423—W, Let a Herald Classified Ad connect (he wjrtfl—buyer and seller are quickly and cheaply put In touch w!th each other by this medium. 26— Miscellaneous For w tents R. VJMI MUCK LAND FOR SALE: 40 acta* o f good, undeveloped, piuck laad; BE, 1-4 of NW- 1-4 Section . l0-2f — 32; near Chuloota c'-tMawT- ‘The problem la really very F la -la -Q o m ta a -m tV )(•,$ * > “ k -easy,' someone somewhere wants pe r u r e 'P l l M * what you no longer have any use off fo r cash. Fred T. Williams, f o r .. . . .and they tlill pay cold rush Sanford Fla. sponsible for only cm* IncurTact Insertion, for subsequent _ SANFORD DRUG CO. W* Deliver—Phone 326 1INKSDAY, MAY 1, 1929 N ICE fu rn itu re G room*, pillows, Spings M it'rv ssci, Oil xml Oas Stoves. Mahogany Office F urni­ ture, Clara Top#, llundsoine W al­ n u t Dining Room Suite, Croquet Set, Cookng Utensils, Rugs, &U gal. roofing p a h t, and many other useful articles? Must be ■old a t onct. L. E. White 1601 French Ave. R E -FtN ISH the dining room table in the morning and ocpvo lun­ cheon on it a t noon. W ater Spar 1-arquer “dries in on time". Sold by SANFORD PAINT and WALL FOR SALE— Lenartl refrigerator **APER C» «i" w- i w —m- . peuetUally ne ie -ta —fisat— otoourondlt on. 317 West Second. Necd s painter T Call 303. Herald Classified Ads Reach Thousands They Pay—Phone 148 1 LEGAL ADS 1IOI,I,YWOOD, Cal., Apr. 24 (INK)—In movlrtaml'e rum or cauldron another report was brew. Ing I. day. u n c l i l l i v r in a |o t . slide rm innc* the nnnirs or Lily llam iln, French film beauty, and I’rincu l.ouis FerJinnnd, 2i yeni Bicycle’s Ancestor ' * V FOR SALE—Complete furnishing 1—Auto me Ale for ela room house, consist Inc LEGAL ADS if dining room bed room, llr.ng DODGE Iif r e t u r n tl«> . HrrHi prior (41 ___ Pleaarre cars and Graham trucks. room, breakfast room and kitch­ w T t .NKUM M \ IHI A N IDJ r $ C l r r k Elm and 13th S t m t . Phone 3. en furniture, excellent condition. t i n t l l i r Hi-4 1 u f III Id C t i y i l li t M i e u r t Ii4»u*e* lii the* » I t y 4»f jfuiift*.<i, Cheap for cash. BOG W. T h ird 'S t. Ckrilil I till i r 1*11111I ll y , F l u r M i , itlfai l l t l t DID YOU KNOW THAT YOU upitalra, 10 a, m. to 6 p. m. Thurs. u n ) u i A p r i l A. C. i » : » . v . i*. i N t m i i g t s ' i CAN G E r YOUR CLOSED FrU Sat. Must be aold thl* week. r i . ' t k i . i r r u t t t*4iiirt He-’ititinif*1 C t i u M y , Kliii iilu. CAR TOP REPAIRED WHEN ID: A. hi IVKICK t IT NEEDS IT AT BANFORD BUESCHER CORNET, b flat, . C. t l change to o, with case, rack I f O l t K I l T II. A M>i:ttH«i.N NOVELTY WORKS 116 NO. III MHKI.I* I . •' 111 .> K . Instruction books. |25.00 cush FRENCH A V E .).irkMil*b I l l ' s i ’luiii lf l, H iii u - it i in i I «>r Ctiiiii* *i*titiUfBOS W. Third St. $—nasineaa Service C IIIC I I T CCII’f l T T W K M t* Large fresh straw berries IS cants I VT_____ « INC I IT H IM__ II _________ , Jf I M . X I M I t . i : C U I A T I * k T % T » : UK quart. O rderi of 12 or more ile. WIGHT PR IN T SHOP I I.0 1 ( 1 1 ) 9 I N t II A N t t i l l %. ■NAPPY service on any thing ia llvtred. R. Muse—Phone 693—J k i n T t c o u c t c o m : m in i u % tn: W . W , V A N N K K 9 , iN » m pl « ll) k *i tp rin tin ' A ohone caft will got FOR SALE—Flat-topped oak /o u r man. Fat ns 417—W. 9 Rail II. II. K Y A K H « tt t| L I l e l e l K H. K V A VS. desk. Very chrap. phone 344 hi* wife's 141(41 I tC .A l. T Y T l f l ’H I* road Ave. t* U J U C A N Y t a Ct iriH trA tmit* Trim*, Rumor Ts PrevalentThafFilm Beauty Will Wed Former Kaiser’s Grandson SNAPPED AT M K t PLACID. N. Y .-M r and Mrs Jamr< Drltlon ol Chicago just bclurr storting out on n tkl-lng jsunt throinrli the snows el the Luke Placid Club, where tiny uro (pending the winter. • . r< * r : >—------- L i . ' ' 'v • — i / m ^ - t sj. ^ A an d u*e a n y tr a d e - m a r k , cu fry rlfh t n u d poltMlifn ne#c #is# iry f o r t h e tU T . t fieri me u f a n y *»f I h n giurpoAAA f u r tv li li’h t h i a nma uel ii tl iii i la furiiii-ii. f in d I n m a k e r u l r a "*wt r c t m l m t l o t i p W i t h fufereiMN*' I d lh* (I|I*I|S'' t h e r e »* id ) T o r e n t . tu i y . b u i l d n r worn a u t ’h r e a l ter (ierpiefi.il (•iM|«crty *$• | t m ) In* • n e e d e d I n d t u K M i d i i r t uf Ifm M|A f a t l<ille. «• » T o t u e r r o w iiuMii-y u f !«» eiti* Imiih I m **r e i t h e r o l d i i f i i ! lulls", ! . . i t n llm#- I n 11 flic, iisr n i t ) u f th* mI sJci ' I h o r |eur|»M«**» o f ( l i e I'f iri H jr. n t l u t l , a n d i n As’c u r e I h e i m n e *D |l|M( t IlilKI'i |ll*-d|ie, dices n o f t r t l c l . i t f l«y n h y ull im r I n w f ie l ine nlie» m u t t o t a k e .a tod r e f e l t iirete*, IsuimIin* »• t at it if * o. d e t a i n "tsf lri*«f o r u ti ) h IiD i r p *«f lildrle ted li ii ** f o r Jh» u m - a n d I w i i i 'f l i o f t h e cor| u» ri itl »e n if* T n cR* e.’l a f n i l l u e p u A f r f * A injdci ol n lorrrunm-r ol i hr niixtdii liu.vrlr. hum t>> u Nitv Liu*, r o n f r r r n l u i u l c r l ‘h n i i t r ^ (*• J n* d iandt-r in aboul into, li ol xti-al Internt In all visllon lo l'i* l<mltti*niUiin m m lui m e ti le I li s t *•♦i> o f t h e la w o f t i l e Hi;*I f o f F I m i I i Ih , iirnlvf w lilt 'i lniiiiution al TVavliiniiion. Tluv irlucla was u ti l by llu.irr Urn inn in I M e nnaci ela tl* n I* t i ie i ir lM ir a le iL nto'l Ills tamoua inrturr, "Our llcuiiltallly," uml prisrtilril In him lu lha lew f u r ( I C O U K N I t i l l T , K I l A N K t n n n a n ) an*, n il o f t i n Ihinnc* h f i t pi use uni. (»♦ e n u in*- ml ml It* t h e cam*- e y f e n t It. y i n p . M H I . U J It D S l U H f N H . BUILDING BLOCKS—Irrigation A l l T I U I t L A N hi ii m l A, V X U . f IkM <I tIAl Uf III [M-rCMlM* II* lil lit Ml ( I l t i : t | u l t . IIml It. \V i K C X Y n*i-f i ' mu t*l d o it ill I f»i"'i*iia Ini*- itf w i i l t t h e boxes and general cement work. I M l l t O T H i I*. C K f H i l , l*le« w i l e . ufi>ri'iA Id In w * o f F l o r i d a Miracle Concrete Co. J . E. T e r Hi* frlHlRIilN. % rtlcle H I i s i oi x t n r i n r s T r a v i u m . IITATILN Th*" ru a l ii o f f i c e u ltd firlv»rlr»nl milleger, Pros. 3rd and Elm. s i i m i m i i .i i r n i ' . V T V , a T A T t i o r i l l k l MT.VTi: u r K l e O i m i A k T U : I I. n l m ' e o f l i u a l i i e c a s.f I h | e i-or(*ort*, 1*1,(111 11)%, f# K V a NA f i n d L l i J . l V : A N ’., Mitn atilt 11 Ui- a l M.t fif<»rd, K h r i ' l a , lit fr $*f KliANClH C L TUCfC* h i* wife*, l i t . 1 1 3 O ’l v r r M rrH . w i t h ( l o w e r it ltd n u t h f t r l l y . t o ea l a n e y 's a r u a s t o r e - P t* Kit. i»ec«*iw|. IViiFloil, M m P,ti . I b a P i t i , (tin) i; tv iM h tl ah t t n t m ' ) i o f f l c e a lit m i d of lo r ecriptlons, Drugs, Soda. We I*n a l l r M I l u i P . l e m i U r * . d l r t r l l d i * l - 1; i : i i v .tn.i fM H (tirn \ c coiinly o i r l i v o f ik»Hliifs o f BATON IlOUGi:, Iji., Apr. • (pi**, it it«I n i t |ip » « im f ta % m 4 I L K l t V , tiln w t f r . h u i l r | J U . . I KliifUlit, o r »rf t h e I ’ i »II*m1 H i n t ' * , ere as near ca your phoce. Call Ifilinn o r d e m a n d * n f tu t f ti d t t o ld f a i«UN| t. l l l l . S t . .Ni rt Vail' k I »t>, l.y • o r n i i l ) i n u w i t h lh»* t a w I i k -id* lit (*»(•; , , L e w V«»rk. I h i f e t o ‘.W f;___________________________ V*»u, n nr t p o r h «if j o y , t r * It u P h i i i H i f * l i y A f f l i l a k l t flt**il %rfllrle IV • . n o t i f i e d m il l i•••j i i I m i l o j i r M c n t ti n y lit t i n * i HU Per. Ili.il tits r*-s>l'lr*fi'‘*’ T h e te r m to e * h l i ‘k | | i | « « ,.rti->-* METAL SLO PIN G : The Root « r k i l n i i u f ld d t n i u f i d * w h i c h , >«U, o r ) .»U. Mill! f 414’l| Ilf > i»u, !■ t ( I! A l t o n la i o r x l e l a h a l l ti e u |U itt w | f, i t lh.- '. nil- m fusts* M ny 14. to- * . v i l h r r o f you. in n )’ h « v « n g n l n » t o ih e - r ( l i n n lhi< li oi r i i - K r i l l n i t f i f t y ) h i I ia i»f f-'jisrli t\, m l Evtrlastitur. 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( * r » e apply tor, anqplr*, u a n T bs pru v islu b o u f tk l a a r l k l u t H U T A H I A L M UA td lm t (h lu k U p m U o b l * * • H k ntrl y i e t i i l , nu Kaiser. Mile, llam iln, lint rolifesaed U ul n romoiicr between her mid t'lin iv L o u i s hn* ldo**onie<t. “Yea, »h* replied |. . n qursllon, ' you might m y there ia u rumniu-e." Trnveling IncngnUn as Dr. l/ tu i; Ferdimihd, lh* youthful Pilnre came ncross the rontiuent It*, I as A nifties and Hollywood 1In f; re being recognised. Ho has I tu rn herP more than tw o days and 1 n great deal of his tlm s baa boost t spent In th e * company of th* French movie star. Wldte Mite. Daniils adm ittod lh* romnnre un<| even said th a t TtTTrti- mar tirekdy t>ro^o*sr m ariln ie, lu r n*»*rted sidtor, would con-til,. m> more than th a t 'h * anil lli£ actress are very gooJ Mien, • ■ U Ilk,, h r r vnry m uch," th* J P i r e nald. "However, I on) pot cenlrm plattng m arriage a t pro*. ent." C onfllrllng with th it dsclarotl .n of mere friendihlp waa th* rlnema nrlrrs** version which the departm ent for additional lum hd more definitely ln the dir­ airmail rnntrnrt* until We see ection of matrimony. h,,iv the** passengtr linen >deW hether the reparted romane* veliiti their husine**.'' Glover *ugKe*ted th at (‘iingro** will culm inate In wedding bulla might lie rulled on for uihlilion- or nol. It ahuuld be notod th a t tl IrgM atlon in order to pro­ vide f e ’iler line* for the trunk Prince has decided to etxend h it line* now in otwrntion, hut he nlny here, perhaps indefinitely. '..olite,| the orfaduin o r the hene- Originally h,. intended merely to fil of e*lul li*)iinir nil u.l.lltloii-il tfnnacnntlnrntal line Just at j pa** through on hit way to A r­ gentina. lid* time. LEGAL NOTICES AIRROUTEASKED :: wmcii will aid ,snrjs^r=| southern areas Lon# Will Arctic His Cast* Hclore Citizens Proposed Line Would Operate From Capi (a! In Lns An^ele( I—Help Wanted (Female) 10—Livestock 10 D—Rabbi la 1 t l —WANTED H -r ApgrtmgaU for Rent Alssudf - iit>l4.M*« Ntw Purni.hpd Apwtm*^ Jo, ,wr I < 4 n f. / CLASSIFIED BUSINESS D IR E C T O R Y Cut Out For Handy Reference ItAITLItlES SWAIN'S WILLARD Rat. Svc Cor. Ouk & First Ft. CAFE O a*in AUTO ItHI’AIKS M a ffe it A u to S ervice 6 0 2 'W e n t F ir s t S t. MJMHKIl H ill Zip S rrvlre Lumber Co. Phone 136 C afe i n 8. Pa Ik Ave. Phono 0119 llAKUKY Ave. Ilnkery—Sanford Ave A Glh—F. I.. Nixon, lYop. Sanford ■Mll.lv K CKKAM Sem ltado C re a m e ry , Plume fill i —.Daily Delivery Milk Crenm Buttermilk Butter Cottage Cheese Eggs Morning & Evening Delivery LONGWOOD DAIRY Phone 131 WATER rlu Purr W ater, that'# all Phone 277 SHEET METAL WORKS Automotive R adiator W ashing 4t R epairing 1.. II. HUDGINS 112 W. 2nd. SL Phono $49 TOl* SHOP HARDER SHOP Spcncrr Top Shop Smith Barber Shop 107 N. Park Avow 900 W . Second S tre e t FURNITURE Trails In your used furniture a t Wagoner**. MILK ROOF REPAIRING J a s . H. Cowan Roofing an Shvvt M stol . a '< SHOE REPAIRING T z. A. E. Dubblna Im rgwiiid Dairy Morning A Afternoon Doll vary 210 K. 6th. butwoon Palotvtta. A Magnolia Avo. P h o n e -131 .. I ! — I J. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, May 01, 1929 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 01, 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>, May 01, 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/052f2f2c92612486d51cfdfbd1fde0b9.pdf fd06cf4f8409c0a437d90fa0273eca6d PDF Text Text F • v •*" " S I •Cv* VF YOUR NVWSPJUQMIT In n re F lo r U n ’n jY l e s r t fffwb&J G reatest e r n l i i B p o t a n d RJ cheat Garden Lknd. AN IN D EPEN D EN T VOLUM E X X . W ir e In te r n a tio n a l N ew s S e r v ic e SA N FO RD F L O R ID A , T H U R S D A Y , M A Y STORMS CAUSE F o r m u la F o r P reserving u s F r u i t Juice Given IVY TOLL IN CBitr COLLEGE SAYS y Riley F le tc h e r B e r ty M S AREAS STUDENTS O K. Sanford and Seminole County re den.i, who have been oiled to dr*troy the orange# and grape|YuU In ifielr yard* a* a jirrcati-—rw •ttbhtUn -ia lb d lo 0>*' fact that' their fn ili may not- t w * total Ion aa successful I r r r i a* n n r « tr m * v !n',h:>J, h , »* been diitovrrrd for U T T L E R O C K , A r k ., Ma> bottling the Juice* and for pre. 2 — ( I N S ) — A t le a a t . h a l f s e r v i n g the pulp and p * c|. dozen p erso n a w e re d ead and ■ Riley m . Fletcher tterry. who m o r e th a n a s c o r e w e re in w* * emergency homo dcm onitra'. , .* \ r f .r .l I f Arkansas, IllinoisAnd J^ ^ ^ i^ p e rle n C T Winds WMchI t esurt r In Death And Loss aid with the following directions fur bottling the Ju k tii . "Waxli (he fiui^ knmi p.-t rert ^ !*Y N l ftfew PrcsjdentOfUni. vcralty O f Chicago At Afire Of 30State8 His Views On Youth JP A P E R 2. 192$ Member Audit Itureau Of Circulations N U M BER •% • 193 Weddingls SENATE FIGHTS' Unusual Performed On Line THIRDPARTYDf Of State Boundary OVER ISSUE OF LEGALtlklLLING House Committee •*" Gets Racinfi; Bill TAU.AIIAH.SKE. Fla.. Thunder i k m t n IhU afternoon < or tonight. Much cooler night. Friday fair. May i — (IN S I—A bill to |iermll rac­ ing l„ Hade Comity for a a l-rrt 'period e tch year tecnliglDg the pari-mutuel system n r Jn the hand* ut the House Comm lire on public am use­ ment* today, amt pr-l-tbly will b» reported ep -within the n r*i day o r-tw o . The bill, caded for n county referendum on the Issue upon the request of to |H-rrent o f th,. rr g b trm ! rntrrs, nnd wa» intmdurt-d >•> the Hade County delegation. Bill Is liurodwjed To! Permit SIR51 ijWrR-Oh RumRunnersKscapins: InSmokeSereen MARYLAND • DELA W A RE STA TE. LIN E, May 2 —(IN S ) — An unusual double wedding wi< pcrfoimed here todnv by the Her. 1 . Windsor of Ht. Johns ,'iet.i.xtii. voutih. Hr per­ formed the lioullo cs.Unutvy m m one iw i|'r, J . inc* Wflgtrfp 21. nhd Dorothy -rt'o t.' 2W “Ttanittng J n *' IWlnwnrr. •nndGisJiUua-Dqkra*. 22. .and .Slu r. I P f tin wn, ’ IH, standing on Mary tend Mill. The m inlstn Straddled Ihr at1le line nnd pronounced -he qu aitrtle legallv mm i led. ■PR. SEARCHING QUIZ TO BE MADE INTO MELLON’S DEALS ^Friend'd Wife VicUmS HfehAndlns Showering Kbses Sennte Committee To Investigate Merurer O f Two Companies RERUN MAY DAY UET PUT W fl IC TYI’|,lr “rr u" ,‘KhtDEATH TOLL HAS BE PRESENTED AT MOUNTED HIGHER ST. JAMES COURT PATRONAGE ROW PUTS MANN INTO SPOTLIGHT AGAIN Several Dixie Slates Have EffectcdTheir Own Rcorgan i/.ation 1 " 1 ul Nine HaveBcenKilicd “Little Poker Fuce’Ts And lOOWoundedln HighlyExdtedWhen Wild NightFiffhtnff She ReceivcsNotice Some O f Business Houses Are Closed; Others Stay Ouen Sanford IH I Wins From Winter (iarwn Sitting sSons 'i'ake Haii-lloimay loday Fell Conviction Is Reversed By 'tribunal C’airns Asks ( ’itizens Dcnati* liKt* Of Cnrh Mrs. Vogh 'Ho Give Last Lecture Friday Band Stand In Park May Not Be Rebuilt Physician Urges Parents To Guard A g a i n s t Dread Infantile Paralysis Marketing Expert Who Will Speak . H e r e i n Vetera n Practical Farmer Church Continues Its .Series Of Meetings at Or nrartx.n Visitors Praise Zoo As Big Drawing Card ssruere rtp Plans I*repared For May Day Celebration r d, -- 'i’fitJi' - — —, -. . »-nA m y oil liy n , ih *.*h in X u r the -wh te, bitter rag. Ilra t the Juice to lielow boiling point, otherwise the flaw*: la hnrninl. The dcgrcc recommended is hrating the Juice from lira tu i»r Jcm rs I.. Kile-Urn WASHINGTON, May 2 - ( I N S ) 1929. by International •yrig W H IT E P L A IN S . N . ITU degrrre In an open alunii. (Copyright Newt Scrsi'ce). Gun* harked aguin t-dsy in the May ‘J —The junior murder num vessel and lilting the b->lU-*l NEW HAVEN. Conn May 2. u in iig li- which ended In th* imn ydlately w Ih the hot Juice. f congressional pn-hib ti.-u warfare — American colleges h»»e their tdnyiiiK hy Iter 21-year-old na the result of the intr -lucllon of h o s p ita l* to d a y a a a re a u lt o f J * , " * ™ * : , Coun** The liottles are filled to the over-1 once.! problems but the effect of the . ' U .J , “ ur' nlf tho World War, today call* flowing and capped at luitdmnd of pretly Dorothy a bill hg aliiin g the killing of rant a t o o ia d o w h ic h ripped rd , n cntion t0 c, nn|n|t method* Where corks are used they should i eo-ca!lcd J*xx agt on students la I'vncox. arrived on the acono runner* Mn thy D tnrlrt of Col­ T h ro u g h D ag-m ar, m id w ay b e - ; suggested by the United sia tra he stftilixrrt as well n. the Iratllen. not ana of them, of the crime today. umbia who altm ipl to i'sra|>«- a t. tween Little R ock and Department of Agriculture. Crape, and the cork's pressed or tied He in 21-year-old Eugene "Nothing to grt excited shout,' rest hy use of smoke acreens.* fru it Juice and pulp may he can­ down until the Juice ha* rooted, sum* up t h { iitutud, of Hubert Hunttey, sophomore at Johns hfcmphii. The laterl pr>*|H sal to stiffen Hopkins University, Baltito Maynard Hutchins, "hoy dean" Detail* were meager owing to ned by simple methods hut It ts Scaling wax If then used th,- prohililt tut i nforrrinent law* mole. Hussey, despite hi* definite tha crippling of communication more difficult to can orange Juice cover the ro rsi. Thus all air t* I ° ( the Yale I .aw .Schixii who, at by ex.retm|« naltti-a threatened tu because of Ita tendency to become excluded. The bottled c.-lli ginte a ir—he carries a slick­ juice is ‘ be *Ke of 3U, has Ihvh ap|mlni>o«a. A relief train waa dla. vpli| the ill)* of tin- llou*e a* well er an.l wrara no garters on hla patched to Dagmar from Hrink- •‘•talc.’* Ilnwcvrr, when canned planil in water nt It.*, degrees lc<l president nf the University in phi e many mi.standing wets s ik I x —wiihorew n embarrass* Vx* * ‘V,h * lay, six mile* eaat. Dagmar la In In tin or In glass If It Is plareJ and held there for JO m nules tu I I Vcr.itv In the United States. in an i ndiarnssing position. mint when Ihmithy, the wordlg tl.p White River lowland* and In the dark It sometime* makes al„ l l l „ H • ! " ’hen he take* charge In I'hx-ago D ie new hill, llllrodu* e.i li> RepDoiithy. made advance* to bins iM kwaya into tha town were un. • successful Ice drink even aftrr s T « '# ,x ■WASHINGTON, iMsy 2 — (IN S I M11ler iIt) of W-r«hlngluiL_prui . r sugar ||,e will be tho youngest r u .lff* qhr Water. when he waa visiting liis ehum and a year. Crapefruit Juke Qmuld (three-quarters to one and o n e - l | n tuunUy. — * -"n ^ h m r i n r r f " ratln " IIIT1 vnl. * ttmr ii f ii h in rr.'dr -^•Report* were received of an. alto be excluded from tha light W A h lllS 'iifo S ', May 4 - U N 8 I J her liuri-anil, Earle I’rscox, or other J n m d a - l t - l T n t l — SmUttr «w Its tmitPWy I to become dark K urtn iiambt nf zugth pur ga u l— “A—think t he— i m a r m — siky tl-e put I Iclpatmn Of /vnilirw W I I'b ying ., sm 'ke acri-en. po son- — Thu Geoigiu pa lotiagu row im.s •n the story goes. lonl addnl to the juice im prove*, Ideals oy the rank ami tile of A IL . near the Oklahoma line and to drirriorala. Mellon in tire merger of the un*. .nausiMts, irrliatin g or tesr In eu the mean- --I bringing ('id. " l l may sound rotten to say il i ; ll the flavor. Mr*. Ilrrry aaid. Where <oi «ur trays anu g rls ale nt high Heavy property* damage » a * done Mra. Derry furnished The H er-1 (Contlr.ucd On Page Four) |■« l|vv ever, have lictn,’’ l*ran rvinndnum Company of A m en. ga< or whrrs- such automobile lias Ilo ia .i- A. slam i back into the ImiI lK»i jual literally threw bar. tu t no casualties ware reported [ Hutchins declared an s x ilu .ite in I s with trie Canadian DetTlnpmeid nttaehcd tu it any tra p ,'d ra g or limelight a- a outturn patr-uiajv «If 4t n».v hoail,*' aaiil Gent, " I llrrview toil*)', ‘"the young |ico- Co.iqunv lour yenrs ago proon'-dy fmiiieg devil e" lo i‘s, u|if iirre.-t, ilis tutor aiul It,- bus r ta a c j ms i-s- vi.nUn't h mi: vnyortf to liiat my ATI.ANTA. May Z. — (IN S ) n itn d s wife. But the would throw Huge damage to crops and prop, will In- uni.eituKcn l*y toe Hansle n polireltian may kill the fu sin g fin -tg e " V ".»r.'.«i-h" nl. } her aim * a V .¥ e d 'm v W k a n i 'k t a trnn' "and »u.h laking oT life is e ity waa ctuaed by a aeries of M r . l . r . l W l l . L > I l f “,,,rm r'l ,lVrr the effect of thia .............. . 1 .-stmaster t.eucral W «i-|m, ,.v t„ wilh K. r|, |(K,king o n * . I U iU L .lt IIIIJU U l \ y w, . , ltI|.(l J . M age on. stu lenU. Jaiiiciu y t einuiittce In lin e tel., alorma, some approaching cyalnn. d rrlu rn l tu hr jus if aide lioim •r K» J mwaMI* ai mao a*» * i»M \'* * h» iiiiiv y HiU I uititurir of tyniWi* run liAink oil «»ur yoiini; fo L " dr: ing a Vettltct un hi* eligibility ride." I* intvnity, which awept widely path)- for a slain girl is missing I t sriyu a< secic.i.ty ol tlic frvusA tall, slim, handsome, dark rcattrrad sections of Georgia durThe M iller hill is the direct out \\ mlc i hf t i?tu Itcpiihhiraii f mn thit sophnmore, a ty|>e of hairt-u chip, exceedingly popular toy, it was itaim u today. * log the night. i m* rummmev .iir»u,.y Its* piF grow ih of tin- killing of llttrrcr IclmIi ak tile «li«‘«lule4| |n cHiU i tin- modern eru of youth. at ^ a'e, the young udlcgr prrsiAlthough no deaths were re­ " I rru here tu help Earle all I dent-, lect learinl hack in hit sc.isii-11 in a in pi-.-nion, in.me i y Flem ing, 21-yrar- 11 su*|>«etrd .h'tli |lf*»uii Iml i) it Mill Ik* AfieiVo po: ted, several persona wero In­ i in ." said Grne. " ( can see how jured. swivel chu r In his office over­ wrilun lust Juty ill u tawsuu ram runner by pntr.dninn lT>de I) 111 the liatUlo* uf a tnitnal %^11. I 's i le imagined many things and looking the campus ami smilingly giuvNng i ut ot U r merger, which (I, Uousi-, who slot Hirotitfti it the (SitiK iR liai|«rN have r f f e l * P nbably Koude,! himself on. I SPRIN G FIELD , 111, May 2 — “laughed o f f suggestion* that ■so iiiiuwn ni.-tn.ow n u new.ligit. smoke arreen let out Irnm Fiem lid ill* it imyii i «<• ifatiltalit>H( a in |v tha! ray story will show ho I INS) —A swirling anow, driven perhaps the present day «rup of on his couoetiiiui wi.n tnc aiuio- lug's ra r, to g i| Ids man. Itmi'i- l * t . «nt ll. «•*»•!** *rw|U«*»t pi"l w .s pot himself hut t h it his deed Infore a fold win,| today waa college student* were going at mum ■etilnji-ny. in is ue|m*itloa, is lirhl lu r frond ju ry nrtiun and ,llc Kitiitcult,i| ie -(iitftil uf th«* III* was that of it normally quiet m ilt cut.t.-n noiuiin,! I.,* was u la ii. l blanketing the country and town* too fast a pare. I o .Ild r trial for munler. tru»hoit «il tin* r»»rti»m*tiT GriWral. i.ho aroused himself tu a frenay from Central Illinois to Southern "Not ul ail," he said, flicking in lot- .m in oi tne company «ml While |h,. dr>’i linte s p it over ItimMi mil l n t *1 ill - m m MiKAfB* ly the belief that hi* wife wa* tilslie was iiilisulteo t.n que*. IIKill.IN', May 2. — (IN S )— Missouri. the ashes from hi* cigarette. In lly Robert \V. Thompson i up !«ti patt'iiiURi* mi It i iinfui Itful to him. title- ug a.ilin g toe ‘|Hiliey ol, the |uopr lily of the House up iatli>ii Tha weather bureau reported it hharp clashes between Communists (Copyright 1929, Intr-XiatJrAial uppearume and demeanor Dean wiu e-uni any. it slioweq m par- I'l.'ilding the killing, (lie "Jlu t I want Earle to know • hr I»m*M **f r»'L M»nn was tha first time in the Irarrau** and the polico In the wurker*' Hutchins is wholly uni kc the New* Hers irr) th ip u eu in liit rugoliMtums, re- hate sprung forward with hitt'-r lhat It m.a* l»«t| m n l'IuMt' t«k l|ll« Ilit-re w is nothing really between history that measurable tnnwfnll residential district* early today PA RIS. May 2.—“Little Poker popular rorireption f the digni­ sun-iig in tor merger, and th at l>-o • oodi mnation of the action. Some Dolly (sometime* firn r calls her had struck Illinois in May. If the ami ! i ittl ta h i up tone otf h omu . fied college nrexy. n o t l , cl in* VI’IV li,.t u tii i,| .o', of t lv congri men ih i line I to I i .c .Mufin uiitniiiralitin, lu'Mrver* that) nnd me. I restrained myself weethcr rrmaln* cloudy and a htought the tutal nmnlwr of l''rci<” shed her professional In“A t'lllesgn girl student tettl■•ii ansi- of tiy friendship for freete Is avoided, no damare will death* resulting Irnm l}'v May acrutahility and behave,) jui t like fled at a n een t homicide t r a l until i.iter they nsn id* appiovai. euipniit thiiiiai-lve* on the Miller in at ft pinlilr tu tlie l*i»i«iilt nt• it Lurie," it- 1 1,iniiiii.ec meunwt.it* t t . hill. be done to sprouting crops, bu­ Hay demonstration* here up to any' other excited American gill that to he-|iopular with tla- tray* I'escox who bludgeoned hi* ' ap|H*ai«. suiusu a * o ii.o e i.i.J n pthimi reau attache* a'ated. “I Introduced lids bill herausi* a nine, with more- than 100 set. today when International New* nowadays gir.s must urink, dance lots-l- Haul*tUli'k'ntlu^ c* nfurtnl y»i* .'O.yotr-old wife In death, carted ’ The thermometer stood at .1.1 and keep lal„ h.iuis,'' he was re­ le r body to their old tiyatlng Washington pol c man who *h d trnU y %\itu \»4»i«'r Nekton, pren. Scrvlre informed htr that her ! lou: A jO in ul the Mellon il.-pus. ker* w liiig a t 8L LoutaTTwYa £ f 1,0“*l»r ' “ mndr<l , n J hun,1" ‘J * ° r iu.me had l»»en published in the minded. “How about th a t? " and klli d an escaping violator of L!i tit iaaI Aix n iui ) | uv III n us .unu m ut in : hi i hiiriP' «tf place under un apple-blot tarn A t Springfield. M o, the ther other* lulfdring bruises and mm. “ Weil,'' he rrplli-d, “ I ronfa-ta slill^ 'sK t tTst, Vl'klsllatg imM (»*«•• t).t» tiroi-lt Itlftn Uw IS held ftq- jH'litl(«&l I*ali I dit and loft tin* White I'm nnd Mien burned th^ Iwvty list fug presentation at the csruri momiyyr wlee refis t eery] gg >nt nr injuries. -• till- days Inter, chummed around I may not la- right up on the |1*II in Ska tabe|| WolU* Uh>i |h|i | «*l grand Jury n tllo n ." -aid Miller, or St. Jam es on May 1>. a snowfall of four inches hai li'juat Mi'll out * I ltd Following the wildest day Iterwith Hus-iy when they war* In “Oh, I'm so happyI" she ex. time*. I uni III year* older than lit* ttillr.ft llltl.Jt %tltd 1*H« sMUIIIallUM eqVere.t that city. ‘ \ f we idon't pndert poljcemrn In u niiiil.a;i i,* l««*pul*lic*an %^i'e tin has seen alnce the Hpartacist grammar school in Yonkert. ", JYIIliamson t’ounly, repo-ted uprising* It) vea.s ago, the .l>>ni- cialmed excitedly. “N'atuially I that ItiiiL Hut hi r idea « un­ iutupil)). Il HalJt III ||||R i’UlltllH't- w in kill >oim‘0lie In the line of o/gam r.tiitttu m (•i'ni«;ia, When -ho >oung radio mechanic eta thrilled at I have been looking til*- as far as mv experience !'•»» •t#n wrnuii iid lo iiu* |».r»cnl in . hit yesterday by a five m lr. ir.jniats continue,! their activities dui) tinciim mil eh iiirnt will run ippi Ulltl SoUlh t**AMt||||n Irt't'tf l>. ...... til'd Dorothy last Spring, ho forward to thia event for n long indieatyd. I think the average •i-iiry on u nit n a i #viiuhim »Ii’* ii i JjhAAall storm that caused $.*V00, I and erected barricades which they tim e .' In the next breath lleleh Itii'Auoi' el il* ilt f in e nf lui^ 'r* wrote o , his nunanre to his pal co-ed is u pretty level hoaued hu Kvm ft 411il loll (UKIVfloat ili-l wild." . damage, today waa believed to attempted to defend with guns. Wills admitted that her pro-pec. P* rjt n.” * Rep llrand i l l ) of G eo rria, an iit|» hi |'iitinil.*!*e, .Mr. Il••t•k^|•&•ll•l uni llussey nnw the roupl* as *ioii l»t*i»i» u l i it r un M t n lu iy •'lavo^auffertd tha heaviest loss of sticks and stones. |mis! c,| through llaltlm oia live prt-M-ntatlnn at the llritish oiltslaiohiiir t'liddldtlorn t, de. II k Rllp|Kt| 11 '| * ||| lliiixp ntatlll lit ll"-) •ilow nlsiut tin- |w,i university l.U * I i ) d fU i ) III M l' | l* ll U « « «#• any Illinois community. They plunged the worker*’ tourt is rvrn more Important tu men who were tried in Atlanta M « f . i J l l I l«l alt f l y l i l f t H I U . I ' M i l l iiininei d iIn- Milter lull.. “ I ’ongrr** . ii their honeymoon. * > • I up no m‘ «<i|; «nu*<itttiM, Ih-’i i ' l quarters into darkness bv des roy. lo r feminine mind lh*n surersa recently in whit waa dcscrtticd 1- k V U I d l i f t ( U f M i l l ' I l f | * • * ! - ! tl»|| |d ' kintie vvrpte me she w ti a* will m ver pass silrh ll law: as itiAT hiM.vcr i*.'ii . m tut t In Vva4‘h l-reltv «- a moving pirturr s ta r," ing street lamps anU electric lit her *<hrduled tennis rompeti- as •munler for u th rill.? " Hi ( . ( M u t i n g l l l i ) u l , | 1 4 M | o | I t s l l U I I I ^ Il that,'' he suiil. " If il i 'im-s , they'll I ttf*r. U l| n fttii li ttij;uiiUdm)iiA signs and awsite.| the nlloik of Lon*. •bl Ihs-i-y. Young llussey told was asked. “ And iilso tdnt la*o •i« usuiy Mt i »•**-1v llulu iK'siii; tlie police. The police attacked the .i\e la in i'll* «li«| a'l'l rtit'ii pa k. •f « g in - nil dance |>arty at tho "I admit that I kn»w my nain" pold-lsK'li care n t ’lmag-r aoim- •iiiurr»ii*(J Or luiui'iiiru in (hv Is' killing |M'iiple nil oter tlie (ountry. bsrrirades using liflea am| pis­ hud been proposa-d, but I never year* liarkT" bonoof Dorothy'* mother In idefitiiii i.ppiithsil. tln> a i r t i^ jm . 14 lyilatf oil Ol l»U41ilf»« Ul I i Assettols but Communist sniper* from dared to * jy anytbng. I feci now In - nxs all,- shortly after the marRep. Ilolndll) l i l t of lltn io s, im l a•'i.iitfi' nt tli'ii t t i n N i ) . "Thai doesn't reflect on rollege I • CUllAtAielL'tfs" rooftop positions made their a t. that I can *uy how glad 1 urn of tt-ige Ernie wrna there bul It who started tin- l i m e r»w li) lack ineffectual. Armored cars the date, because I was so a l.a i.i life or univrr-ity training in the i-i-oied that Dorothy w‘»* paired di loomin' the Washington oolireslightest." Dean Hutchins ani This afternoon wa* Just another were finally brought up. The bar­ Hint the court might he held dur­ r i ■if with I tie- rullrge fraternl'.jr man, aaid >urh leg slatio,, i< un Thursday ilfternron to nnr pr up ricades were taken and the lig h t­ ing the Wimbledon tourrmmerU, swirAl. “ It may shiw some sig I- > from Italtimorr. mtt-snary. nil leaner alo t'.he state of iiiih I •'Mi,- didn't do anything In front tAf local business concerns hut t ing become IcA* wldeipn-sd ufter vnd that would huve been very "There il no question of Ik.. f inconvenient (or me. It would em society. I think the so-rallcd another It was tha first half- holi­ two u’clork this morning. I tiiisi long lot-, i ■ tin lnniAi*rN of Earle that time hut when w# 'thrill munler' w i* made big righ| of nn offirri In ilio .t „ mall The police engaged in the Thi* Kitting Kona of lUod, i.uvv been difficult for me to play *, | o the kitrhen together she day •♦ th# summer *en*nn. It t'i* aeon' f iv«• rati-. Sanli. news licraUM- It Was unusual pit -oh nt nod who is lim p in g in ilin oi i r t l of i hn I Ii m-)i . ,1 it l.li>y ) •• i »i v i J«'ttTn*. I didn't know whnt tween SB and (0 establishment* fighting numhetrd MV) They w .-re niy best tennis while rrultxlag You rarely liml rol i*gr men di- thtough their — . , , j opposed bv about :i.nno Caimmun. mat my presentation at court was Cohimliiii hy ii e of a smoke “ * guess I acted kind of fu s. nflerniHiu defeited Wmler i f r ing anything like tla t. Anyhody i iHikranmn, gi-nial Capt. I*. M. sen-en," Hotaday. w cr. closed whil upwards of 30 UUu Moat o f (ho casualties were impending. ' ‘l tier.-iusii later she told E *rle, "An iiffirer Eider, today liu>ue.i a atalcm cnl den. .i I.. I. i . . . iia-ais .unnteiid kdhera were open fur business. suffered by the Communists but “Then, there I* the all-lm|xir. elsr could have kill*•! for a thrul- ■In larrd tneii who lo m lulu n smoko sen-en I- two in ll - l i s t , iw > In tile t. lull- winking ut nie on the a|y, >)ilorsem<nt u f Disagreement over th* laeg h r t least 25 policemen are known tin t question Uf dress. I am hav. rrportef, a trank clatk or a lab­ nut I was Just another brother tu the propuaril five m onth. plan lur fa ing just na gienl danger as If i- ill and tin* fi nil ill III,, eivlitli. |() o f th# period o f Thursday half to have been wounded. log a gown made here hy Patou. orer." the loo-tli*)-|*er s il l * filing a re •ii, M ,l,„ t.llNre. AM .. M i I I j -JC|W. rrllrd me up • few day* i lasing on Thuiyday alterniaina. IV U tg , aulriiles was thill I Communist' ttmkcmrn today I am leaving P aris on HumMy holidays ertpped ont several wrek» (Continued f)n Page Four) In keeping wild the r derision, volvrr nt him. lint I am iml sun lliinl mill u> itiiin> 111 Ain* four!It. j 1*|t*t hm4| I M*rnt i»ut lo h ff houa#* •«tr* when two pethlins were rlrvu- threatened In call a general strike for lafrrdfjli. As mtdher could not I1I1 1 1 I hi| |lu I'uul- III I 1 I didn't know) nl that lime that tin* ran* ltd* alu tnoon clu ml lliul I would favor passing a gen. la id among the business leaders. in protest against the poll,,, nr- attend the ceremony, she is re­ tin)’ , f-i t ttlif- Ihr1'.. Idngle*. 1*4-1 La'Ii- » » ! wurklr r night*. Though i h"p and lilcil then -elvea t'l their era! law on the subject." ()•>• group favored a -on hrair- livijlrs In breaking un May Hay maining In P ari*. "I had *r11 iiii’l Mill, t l Iwo eaeh. In I u demonstration!. They aim threat, >angr,| to play pie ly hailly tempted I retennis ai the lite r a l haunis to enjoy the first Xilag May 30 and rnd'ng Etep!. B ened to demand the resignation the sit; 1st, Set. 101 I >infl--.l. sloli- dsiid her. She literallv flung her- (Cuntiaurd l>n P sx* Four) half htdiday of th,. srasmi. D ie vWI# others wan od In insugvra'r of Police M on. am. ! < i.., the « a nun; •li nl my herd. I fet I would nevPresident /.■•rner-ibi-l Kona rearheil their de. laiati a lter tla plan todng- and (loss* Sept. 2A an,| urged his resignation as rr ! ii)* ill I V t ii- ’ til,nlv hit- Hit i| si-- her ag iln a fte r I left. v A Ilf* aenleme (or ronvictlon of s- MU* vigorous ' rampnigii e lfo il* ter e • wiri': Lake, Iv ieta nnd Thoae who closed ud xy wer- ■ponsibl* for the widespread "Hut I went lin k to the Orungoeconj d ig :to murder, rrturm d I-) Capt, Tom M illiams, W. .A t I in ,tithed. N.aiifonl. i.ml .liuu-s ' viile lioine pietty noon at her In. Ihoa* who favor a five mon h*' An rim ii'i-il l-y it i.umbi-r uf hitrl. Kehirntd tor last year in the Volusia county lillis , III! A total of 000 pe-sons wrre a r­ for*W ild er Garden, sitntlon ut„| kept going back all I,o rris and others. nnd (Viygul mason. In lhair petition publishtsl lirru tl court aguinil Eddie IVII, From now until the rxA'dle of si lr ut yuiiths, a pruup of In*) h The Miqe hy inning- wire as (•>! -uiiiini 1 I l-egan kissing tier and — ently they made known their rested yesterday n connection will, The M-t of a scries uf Ircturc*, by Ihr K-'plemuer I'll,. Inunhers will oh will ligulii loki' to tin- f i'M Nat lows: attempted demonstration-. winch have liven g vrn this week was reversed yesterday lilt imirmilly guilty. We did ta close throughou' the These included two Communist Fo>r da Suptcn)- Court, arrord. n rv e the weekly liulf-holuluy on urJliy ntoinlug u* volunti-rrs work Ii II E tot uf lurking and I always felt period “regardless of whom member* o# th* Prussian Dirt. in Nanlord public school, on the rr* In tin- i-iiiu|'aign to pit an up Winter C a rlu i 2U0 mid l-l 11 I W-* treu Ing my friend. Carle, ing to word r« .-rived here today Thursday. may atay open." The opponnen'* Th# nrrlln pcdlce had a tre. subject of “ Parental Kduiation," from Tallahassee. all citrus tir r s williin th,, (*st> Sanford 2nd if'2 «l\ fsh 1 rigid Imdl). of the proposal aceoptad the thsl- nirndou* Job i>n their hands ye* will be drllvrrcd turasriow a fte r­ limits, l ull)- Vi Imi) s w o i knl la t Pell wa* convicted of th * killlen r* and were open this after­ terday. Determined to keep the noon at tho Junior II gh Nehool , ... . „ , , ,, ,, huturdiv mpli-r { ! / ■ su|q rvisluii noon. itrrrts clear, they broke up ell a t -1:30 o'clock. Parent, and ,ra- " * ,,f 1 ‘lr of (', D, \Vulfi-, gi-ncial si-cr.tury Htyifuril g t ' hr rings by using their rluhs Who -her th , difference# will be Iren* nf the school .r e curdlaly ! "*tn,brr ',f lh * of tin- V. M. I'. A. police departn/ nt, following an lron«l out U tcr cr whrther Ihf rnd dousing th* crowds with wat*r invited to lie plrrsenL i City Manager G eirg,. II. Cairns The band stand in I'ln trsl I'tik , aitr rcation in rear of the Cell t-” -c. I', was only when the** two group* vril^ Stick to their Blr*. W. F. Vogh, connected > M HikUy wli.ir H day usknl ill xens to ilnnati- tin measures were not stcce u fu l that home at O-tren. Walker was u whp'h rallsprid agreement*' was th* question that with the Florida Department of < tty e -m p li r un i,- 1.1 tempting to use of llu-ir autnmolilli-i to trails, ballets war* resorted to and blank waa balng' discussed in many a n ridge* . were firat u *e j rvrn I’ublir I its true tmn, hat lieen gtv- brother o f E. E. Walker of Kan- niskc repairs to the to tlm n g port Ihr liuys from place to plan W|-|, thr outl-lenl. •f nn epltlt-nr 1U"-inl m ean of social contact, and fird . Th* reversal was on tlie quartets. ng the lectures here' under th* , .. . _ , , , structure, will not I*- tel ut,t un­ III th n r work of picking and pil­ ir o f Infrr tile paralysis in Deirand |'*'U- l« the fae tn these extreme eats. that th * virus ground l h . t . senrch warrant held Ih " a t , i . .......... n et. .... auspices o f the sevtml parentlive* a I ng time outside of tho ing the fruit tu h,. rartrd away wrre II <*-e»1'av«i lo-rn r b> Waist r ti| t»»* rni# uf Ihr ,| tr un appropr atiun for tl at Ismrhrr associations. Ksth of her I • I'-. I nlro I * transmitted by and destroyed. ||e said In-tween 2u It. E1 1 oniam addresses has lieen heard by n s eying wa* imprn|M-riy admltled , ur|ra#e, it wa* learned t-olsy and -'H* car* would l># needed. in Hu- pint fiw days. Dr. .............. luntam iraieu iratrdo ohjirta. n jiria . ihTehroar.laI*o a* e» idrncp, and that th# trial , front City Manager George 11. large crend. n, loilay ' he ry that It I* spread by Intacta Those w|m will have machine* Stevens, county physiiltn, judge'* charge* to the Jury were i Cairns. i-surd. In the abac nre coff City f'ity ' Dr -Steirns stated. The ___ discs so n error. Judge M. G. Row# preD r* framework ha* been ills- available ate requested Hi tele­ aldrd over tbs trial. |mantled and hauled away. The phone the City Manager at the I'hysltian J . N. Tolar, a warning break* out in epidemic form every. to parent* sslegu anl ih * henlth summer in xom, part o t th * U n i(-'. stand’ gave away auildrnly whili- Cily Hall. . When ’ Ufa celery growfera of staff nf the Country Gentleman. i t their rhildren. nnd lo keep them 11I States. uorkmeg s , i , sttrm lping to IralBanford gather nt the court house Bine* hn has been with the Dr. K'evrns listed th* 'ollowlny away Alum irnwiitil pl.nea in gen ster th# supporir. The crash was •“ ‘ Tuesday tvaning to bear W. Country Gentleman, Mr. Benedict A t a aerie* of special meetings era), and from Ih , infri ted regu n ei-rrral eympttms uf tha Mcute heard for ervrial IJocks away. D. Benedict, farm marketing tx - has coma in contact with grow. conducted by th* Methodist No ona was hurt. (Vumen'a o r­ in parrirulur. N i c - ,e . of th* di*- stage: frvar, vomiting, roatlaasp r t of (ha CurtU Publishing *r»’ m arkets g associations Church, th* K*T. (V. P.. lluhrman nrxx, muscular weakness, htadach* nU r have 1 .-cured here. * I'raise of Konfbrd'a municipal ganisations, which havv recently Company, they will b* listening to throughout (ha United 8u<es and add m a id bit congregmt on last l»r. Ktevrni tret In telephone •le n ity -uf th * n*th,- - delirium, too.whieh wae described aa on* nf l-rs-n getito III park bcautlflcaTALLAIIARRREE. May. 2 , a man who la a practical fender has become on* o f lb * foremost nigh, upon tha subject, "To Give th* City's best drawing cards, lion, tom * t mi- ago requested that (IN S )—1*1*1to were eumnleted lo- ronveraatiun this morning with stupor, eunvuliluna, pels and cold himt/r. author tie* on th« subject uf co­ Gas's Keif." was expressed yesterday by Mr. the band stand l>p d-mo|lshed aa dsy for th , annual May Day fe sti­ Deirand health authorities and was rx 'rririlie s . Tho incubation period Benedict, according U lo­ operative marketing and adver­ Th# speaker declared that per. and Mr*. AIIsq Bamholt of De. a lusrt of their landscaping plans. val to ba held here Frid iy. This informed ih a j II r.tsri ihod been I* fiv e to 10 days, and Dr 8tev *M D ie structure was r-ndrmned na tion reeeireg bare today, (a tising. tonal salvation according to tho Land, upo„ tha occasion bf a per­ festival, which has been ev lrbratrj ri|KirUd there, 10 of them negroes rxplalrrd that th* n'Aagk la gener­ unsafa sevaral months ago. "' o f • Fennyylvani* farm, Mr. Benedict is coating to Kan. Christian religion roald not be a iodical vitil to tha too. fo r more titan lOOiycnr* with ap-* * mi m i white child. On# coo* was ally sudden, resembling aay acute H. d bis way through the ford to adris* with th * eatery thing in part but must b* an "ab in'ectVin tuch aa tooslIUtia and !•* . “ Wa think it la * great adver­ proprlat* rerem-Vie* by the atud fatal, i t was learned B A Y S HON INNOCENT nw*a|1v»nU S lo ts Agricultural grower* an th* pro posed plan of solutely com plste" matter, lie tising fra tu r, and rongratulai* 'Th* acuta atago taste Foliomyrloencerhalilis, or Infan- flurnta. ents d Is-on High School and Car­ C*U«g* nnd following hi* grada- advertising and ta give them the abowed how Jtsu s had given all Sanford on having such on inter­ will he tlla paralysis, 1* an acute In­ •bout Sevan days, with paralysis BALTIM O RE, May 2. — (IN S ) oline- Hrevard Kchocl, ~“ ip mndn aa exceptkmsl record benefit of bis wfda experience in hi# efforts to th« redemption of eating' ,rol}jction o f gnlmaj and —Tha parents of Eugene Butaey, staged this year by tha Leon' High fectious disease, orruring gener­ occurring is th* fir s t three days. 0 eoualy agent. Ilia work in working with other growers' aaao. mankind and used this aa an lllu*. Advising parents a s to ally in epidemic form but some­ bird life,” told Mr. Bamholt. The J r , wet* In • stela of almost eoL School. M i attracted the attention elation*. . tration of bow aeon should give B am holu have been (pending a Up*# bare today over the Intimes sporadically. It la caused by tioaa, t h , physician Mias Mary Louiao M rU n ha* ’ the iCnrti* Pabllahiog Company, Tha meeting next Tuesday himself completely t« religion. number of winters in DeLond and oiVMMHt o f their aog la th* been elected May quaen, and will a filterable virus, which ha* an th at a dorter b * called a t 1 o f th*,.Country Genilswill be a t • o'clock and will T h* sermon sabjact U algh* will until two years ago spent their •vent# lading up to tho Poacux b* crowned during a wall plannee ■lactivo affinity fa r Ot* nervous when a child faosaaaas sick aaorder" la New York. , Fast, sad beJAx open meeting u ail tha b* "Caafaaaiag Before T h * summer* in tha garth. They or* 'torch urged that children bo kept aw ay afternoon uf entertainment. Psr- tissues. Dr. Ktlvsns explained. 'My b*g la ioaoeent of ooy and k * wo* In Urn d 'ttrirL R. J ! will b * at T ttt and oow living permanently in tha doiafZ* from crowded piacoo m . muck eg Every v m * oorees from a Warn/* aoi sold “Eugto* "B u aaey/ ^ r, rndes, bail gamed and Aaacea will I /Kturv tL« pregrajg, iating case (n d l* spread b; tho father. YL <7*1 •• i */ L 'J- - -W m ■■ �« »T .' r ■■•»rT\.- ' • 5 * K & A.: •.- yjPBrae *5* r, ••■ %p ». 'V* , ' >'■ ' V < “* ----------- • * '•<!»,' ; IT * iik y « w r H im u M im -r i v . H A N P * « r ' CTxDid2ST laities Drawing Many Great COQiiDGE AVERS imbUCAL FLOOD QUARANTINE Acton From Legitimate Stage SWORD WILL NOT STORY SCOUTED 1 BY HERALD HAVE AUTHORITY B Y PROFESSORS Prepares OomlensiveReportOn sral Regulation Magazine Carries His Great Innundstion Is Third ArtideAbout Seen As OnlySmall Important Subjects Deluge In Babylon B E R K L E Y , Cal.. May I - I IN S) PH ILADELPH IA, M sg M IN S ) —The BIMIcal story of Neah'a Ark Tha |trophaejf that * man will not la "A ll W at." long raeognlao ',’ ia sword aa tha Recent excavations in Dabylonia, major aourre o f authority" la H m ld t h la « t i k w i i fur* W. M. 3cott with a .. alve d ig i*t o f th« frd'quarantine legulatioos, w hit* lata affect fcvdlr In dSe a ran e fruit fly. Tha lira* . digest wrsa published fo n d ay t payir an<ts th» rs­ ‘ la herewith ^ivtn: v>-»- ;■ s s a s ji t 82s ! L i : a i i r t i l l i lows and contacted directly | or indirectly with B abyln r*-mythology, which t a r r ' • him aw ta systematise th.,.- . .uud legends/' Professor Luts d t c V - i 'h at II la bT no means certain th it irrs v a . Iona at U r and Klah wjll supply the ciua to the origin of the fused story. Inasmuch aa exravition* c ls e w je r , may reveal the same thlnr- . “The most interesting point to keep In mind," he s ta b s , “la that the fullest account w , have of tha flood story plares It, not in Ur or Klah, but In Ereds." Because o f thia fact, he explains, it-1 » of importance to -determine whether these fhods ran lu Ito u g it together chronologically or whether they were all separate, local deluges. -— BRITTEN DESIRES “ PROBE OF GIBSON ARMS PROPOSAL Illinois Solon C a lls Plan MostAmazing Piece Of Diplomacy ta le n t LYNCHBURG, Va^ May I . — (IN S I—Eighty days of uaeonsricusneas, during which aha was viiitrd with measlea. pnaumonla, abursrea of the ear and bad eores. r e re not to down M arjorie Dowdy, 10. i Mnrjorio ja still unconscious bur is srell oh the road to re c-v -. a believe. The girl j phytic hospital rr ie r bein g ' run d wn t y an automobile. Then ' her t. started. The doctors t^ ljn ii will regain conscious. ne«s w thin n few weeks. When she ders >hr ; - s r hare tn loam to v.alk and |> " ? write, ngaln. WASHINGTON. May 1—(IN S) — A congreealonal Inreatlgatl-n through naval and military a f­ fairs committees will ba Invoked It necessary to prevent consumation of the disarmament pr p u a l, nisdr at C.tneva hy American Ambasador Hugh Gibson. It . w js SIIAM KEY H’. ’J n i X B CLU B indicated today by Rep. Fred A. Britten (HI of Hlirnis. chairman PIH LA nELFIU A r* May L — c f the House Naval A ffairs Cum, |\SV—fM- Ms* Wej-,-wta» M lr milter. Branding Gibson's rdrw fo r hattelwr-Th« ifWHIoJ ■! '< We-T i-s up to a Ifew naval aril mllilary llirltatlow'aw •Yankees for Ifi '-lined the Itk.th one o f t h , "moat amaxlng p me season • ag». ha* •r the y>urg c f dlplomary" In the natl.n'a h*»- to serve as cor. t j j - y , Ilrlllcn |.tos started a lunr pit .-hers. firh t tn arouse Congress to action LI 1)1'Olt MEN M ’G B T If therr Is the slight-- t. pr •­ peel of srrisus consideration hy BRUNSWICK, tin.. ;iav the U-acu,. of Nations/d'aismu ment conference of the Uiliscn <INH)— Seven men. pr poials it sroulil entirely na­ IsiUt liquor boat anl tural for the haVal, mllilary a n l nr landed whlsksy. va’ f . foreign aflairs committees to pmvlmalriy 12.1.000. were' I t l i roughly In v eslig it, the mailer in,tody of author tie , tn-l-y 'w lnt a raid on the wntsip in ( :e regular session." he saidAn analysis of Gibson's prupnt- here. T h , men were rau -.-tik ta al.' hr assertn), dia.-loses tk d th.- the art c f unloading the nlsn would m sk, G rrat Britain of *he vessel, according to oiGtS "the permanent overlord ol i lw A l’PROVEM BONH I8SUAN! *1 srorld'a navies and m ak, France Coolldga In th - second o f three fart that tha deluge which la supartielea appearing in tha May issue pore ta hav. Inundated the en.lre of tha ladles' h :m , journal. word probtLly was only a local "TJve time has rone when any tfcluge which flooded lfiO miles of (IN C R E Q U IR E M E N T S" ona nation la likely to ba ahle to delta land. (REGU LATIO N I t ) rontrol tha s e a ," writes Mr. Tales of tha Babylonia Good fo r nil shipments l»-lesw • Goalldgw -hr-thw —*rrte)w ■ wfHWi >r*K#>>y*wprvwrf-fwt# f antral Aa * . liner o f t b r a r t k lo a for whirls deals with'"Cle promotion of psa.-e Atalila, Egypt and Ecropr, became tha a r t required by thoae exargera'.rd and were through limitation o f armaments. grcvlly N EW YORK. May I. — <INS) itlona aball ba plainly "Tit set un th at elaltn would be fused with atorira o f other Icral —F la m for nationwide agitation with tba nsme an I ad<lre»* only a claim ami t> pursue It flooils, it la claimed. with th , cbject of effecting the conalanor and aball boar Thia explanation nf the flood n lra a e of Thumaa J . Muoney and wculil be only a delusion." “ r attached to tha out*Ida The question nf a parity, thnt that caused Noah's fame I* reveal* Warren K. Blbings from Han tha paimlt laauad In romwl h thaaa regulation*, salient iddfiein many of the dii rd thrcu|!l recent excavations at Q uinen I’rison, Califs whers; they tha caa# of rar lota, no rar. armament conferences, la placed U r ami K tih In Southern Baby­ are aerong Ihe 13th year of life it Ion will ba required of inIn a like category by the former lonia, together with excavations trrm a for the fatal 19lfi Han ‘oat bolra rratra, nr othar I elsewhere in th , delta country of Kbancl'J-o |(-n/;'|ig, were be|«g eaerutlvr. llnara, tu t Ilia ne.mlt s h ill, the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. "S o much depends on the men completed today according to an ipanv tha w'/yl.ill r»vc>lnr Crofessor Henry F. Lutz, of i; i,. behind lh„ gur.a sod the courage announcement by tha joint May ahlptnant. All randuit.tr'* end wkiill with whii,'t they are Department of Egypt:logy and Day conference here. Ifaata, memoranda. or bill* of , Assyrlology of the University of j tg neitaln ng to aurh shlpromnr.endeil that a seeming paper MATTUR Ten persena were killed and fin California, In a summary of the ta ahall ba inaikad with th« parity wit never !•« derisive In any injured by a bomb hurled Into a niqht . ol tba iwrmlt and with armed conflict." Mr. Coolldga aaya. rsrav atk n s, states In part; preparedness parade, nn July 22, In tln ir Ion* with irspert *o “ I t la probable that all flood I He points out that our rmnmrrrt'Jtfl. Kvkjcnee which sent B ill­ Inc of aaid rara aa ara glv atutieo originate, not on account of ! and ronaml.meats abrvsd are a<> tab parmi*.' (a & O R d e - J e s s e l , thia or that local event hut from ings and Mooney, lalmr lender*, large that they need a navy for itkery Rlork (Itegelstlee •) tu prison In connection with tho thalr protection “without much some local ra'.aatrophh that hap- , ihe g rratrst military power vn arry slock, in. lulling all NEW YORK, ^ lay I. — IN > I4 rrfirrttira tq the side of the navUs I |rned in Babylon, w’tlrh became |Immbing wai framed and per­ of plant and plant mola of other (Siuntriea." The asm , the model for (oral atorira of the I jured. arrnrdlng ta tha leaders of —tifTn—ltril-riii— and-Francp to.4-'I be-tmH« «a.l Uauawaof - J A k a . pnitlons nf plant« tritium ihs-34 s y d tsjH ssa ifista tiim s:--------0-41*9*1/2 W is e s t l p a l * ora-wt shv t loldsi--appliea t , vi-haia tUad Hs-tbsss —an trlis to w hirh'H iTbr'kolT," ahall not lie moeed g ith e r, h , said, would rule Europe J UGO of convertible bonds by l e nylm The hop, of* gaining absoluta per*, rated. and evrry ether melon on |ir. American Telephone nnd T*i». g*r» Him anlmaAUK S T IL L HAPPY " I t might also have originated tha i|uaramlnrd Stale In or | G e o r g e j e s s e l . . » I linn " security trough armaments it trrm . continent would lay re,p.nsiWI|. graph Company waa apomve.1 l.y flfe o g h any point outaida tbarrof F a m o u s B a ll a d in N e w Jessel ha* the higheit respect t rd "another delusion" by Mr. in s-ariuua rulturml centers at dlfCHICAGO. May I , — IINHIty for the situallon'on the IJnitett I s'orkholdrr, of the company n| A n a a parmlt ahall hara I. <n S o u n d P ic tu r e for psntomimr, but, he maintains. ('oolldg, . liv in g Berlin, noted song writer, States. 'I ’elr anuini meeting here yegter(■ sad thatrfor by tha United "The vnlrc la the vitality of the srho rmV.- from povrr y, and "No nation." 'i e writes, "eeer The Gibson flan to rhange the* day. . v^i' flR t t * 'Department nf A rilrv.ltu.t. actor, the life of the pi -trait. A i strong enough to satisfy the E l'en M-ikaV. dain-hler <d rnulil say that lla army and navy B y m lu may be Issue.. for su-'h New York City.—George J* * - pantomime performance needs a '—i -----~ reason and conscirnce of human- w n lth and snrial position, me i l t i m t hn-js o f. f'gtiring naval I —---null*, it jierfec-ly sectirt . There an talc movement Upon deter* |„ set, whu U letiring tioni what mu-iesl n-vompeniment as baitly stn n g ih for limitation p o rp c n *(-• " IB llh R I) IS DEAD hy the inspnit.ir eltl.ci MfrpXtloil III still "h ip p y", "-Ellen and I on- and th , propiKal to rx.-luds ormoving pirturu diBVC U* Iti rail a I naivlu:; the plats ' ‘ In church too man,- other people w'th armies Ih e prol.lem, "(arm am ent limit. "the speaking Msgr," In fawir nf iiirds an olfsttory. The spoken that the nursery in qur* Inn and navirgs. Mure arcurity will In -I Hint i:« • • tir h ii.a i o -p i,ts on •till happy," Beilin, who marre-d gsnizrdii reserves from army i BELGRADE. May I (IN S )— "the talkiei," I* oi.a nf those \.I.n |,<rfnrmanre It its own muslr." »o situated and an prutretril found In e. moderate form wlilvli whhh » x ,iir l silv.-.e is i-ice--.tr>. lur telegraph i-impany nmgnale's strergth would aid Great llrita i-i1 Field Marshal Stefanovlr, who illsIt glad the shadow artor hn« la-«n Genrgr Jrsscl has nrvrr given |to elim lnalr the risk uf anil menaces n.body tta n in a great given a voire. n rtagr |e rfnrmanre In whlrh be alallnn by la.vae and pu|>ar Iiut it its rtsrnre It is political ■laughter against her father’* and Fram e rnd io ju ir the Uniteil tingul.hrd himself in the World force whlrh mcnacea everybody." tlo b le in ,' M l. C.iolMge H lltis, "Jt)tichmnircd plrlures," Je«*el has n t mng. lie it one of those j Slates. Jhe asserted. J War. Is dr*d here today. w ish c, declared here today. the Mediterranean fruit tly, nr rsy i, "hs»e lima lined the Pi l l reop’r-sihn ran sing a song with Although Mr. Coolldgo admitthat the aaid a r-- '-* hn<v "Thij move m u', f a r jjs ^ farther fium whlrh serren lal'M may hi, birk tu th audienre and pull U M so cleaned or Heated us lu I •hat "so long as them is evil In ft- gre»* must runic from the heme be aelerted. Your sloxing aef..r the hunt right nut of you. With ODnlnale any danger nf th e ir' t'.ie world, armies and navies will and the taxpayer. The business in­ may be a paniomlml,! and aldr .mind and shadow rynchronlted, M fo ln g i hr M iililii fnnesn fm it In- requited for itim estlr an,| inter, terest* of ihq various ua'ion.i who to evprrss nil that ary other pan- Ihe irnpe of the movies is widen, . A ) or (r ) that the said aillrl - i rs tb n a l p«dir„ servlfe," h - stress. du pot wish to see their ritnln.fs tomloie artist ran |Mirtrny. hut H . the field of talent enlargM, have oilglnatrd uulablr any pm. that I, onlv a part of hi, tulrnl, ai d i new thrill Is glvrn the audl«s th« (uit.rn'.ion that "peacr will •,lsei|isted, the firvsides whsshda tael Ira sniiy a part of nls e , ores,loo. ••ere, Jrssel's first singing and never le- made |>rniwnrnt by feat no- wsh tu see their family cirvlrs ■mrifictions ()n The latermlelr "Heretofore, Ihe sinver on the Inlking feature |.r<elurti»n la, alone. I l must have a main found hmkrn, must all cotperate in the)* Moermeat Of K.|id, Hull, Ksrili. prri rn hrs I i t s an Incomplete "l.'irky Boy," a Tilfany.Htahl pteation of ju stirr and good will ideal. N il, turn post, and I llenurr. •it i-t. lie ha> I,ci o a , hand!* tine In whlrh the star wins hia (HKGlT.ATION •) “ Tim pr i res. already made rapped that nren-med paper amlii nre by he> sieging of "M e j*3 fll. Hull, earth, cumpoll, nAd hanger you h -ur a lot nlaiut. lie MotherV Eyes," one of the great iffurds gresl i nrouragrmi nl. hut manure n| any kind as tu either to in,|iertion by inspector* at any '.he work to lie d me affords an has l,nen a shadow without thu ballads of tha day. Bulk movement or In runnewtion time <>r |darc. with ot!»«*r mi ti< leu shall not i>*t (Regulation 12), Canrrllatlon IH ••veil greater rhat!rnge." moved or allowed In in.n, ,| it*, Permits iitMVrd i«r tiliMkk*ii in l limn the quiiriintim-il H'Vli lu in tfilta .p from an infested o. u bv inteis(nf>* i.riil !•(»••• I»»\r* I^**h Ihruugh any pulnt, uulslde there. I Any permit issued under these N in e - T e n t h i P r e v e n ta b le projective mne to nr liiruugh any |irgulations may lie wiihiliawn oi ll ew ork Ihuimiirhly tlr-iiH-if uimI, if i•*. *ii t'liles, * |>ei mil .hull hate iw. #• (Mint uuls.de thereof. I'mvl.led. f|iiirr«l lb fh#* in |i Nino-lmtha of all the tlwssr-s ol tha itUinfivi. I*sued therefor ly 'lie United ranrellml by the inspeslnr nod Anwrican fwigiln ran be trwrrsl dirrrtlf that this shall not apply tu 1'ul. further |ic.mit* refused, either hy the dntiiMlinn JM u t * i Htstes Depaitmrni of Agrirul. M.'s errth Naulm clay, ph'.sphn:. *<!, upon drtrim instion of tnfestatiun to mnelipaUnn. ikwines asy. Constipwle sand or ilay, |>eit, m muel. and s»y tf»«* tnli*l| IMP |« Use |s<i.|.l s*l lin e. I' i -i m il. may lu- usiu-tl lor on the premises on which the ar. lion throws into the system pnssuoa i.nloiilini: in m«»ni»rr ami h^ nirtU* ueh Inten-tare movement ut*m elmilar mined »r drr>lgnl piialurts «mI |ii«- ii fihftl hb litr riant i /m) rIn le t rnnrerned are nr have heeP wlurh taint and weaken evrry organ lelerminalion by the inspector Iih ateil, or lor any violation of ol tig) Isaly and make liiua easy (•rluning sanil, when in I he Judy, . z t -the -m l a it iilr , huti In -n s.i these li-gulajions, or of the pet. virtiin, lur any grrma wtdrii attack mrnt o! the inqu-eln, sueh m ine, r nlm«* Mini t'uUiul AilntinU-m. them. IVevmt constipation and l o t t inn. went does nm m iry utiy ri.h uf ( Is'rxuiation R). Ih d iiflh in * fin 'leaned or ttraled as l» eliminate milter's ngnem ent, or whenever will aroe I ninedrmths of all dieeswa, »V danger of llitir rarrying •piradlng the Mrdilciiunean I hr InlrlM air ill the Judgment nf the ins|iertii>U with their roawqiwut twin and AMmimrnl Ol Mnlterranran fruit My. feult Hy. nanri.il t e e * lla tJiw the good old , . , , Parking lisuismrnt And SSt In * 'iti;< ;ri..y ri< )N tt> inspevtiun the further use nf surh permit, rrgelnUe eathartie, will prevar.l eon1 til). N'o restriction, ar.......... .. might result in the <lis<tininalion ( u .i.m lJ r d M i.vlr, • If l(eu.rlrtrd \rlirlrs In Tran, an the in rr^lMli* mo\Tinrn| nf of the M eilitrm nean frv(t fly. itifnlsai in a nUunl, evr/ and sit •..ii .iV*’.. 'lm r ............. .. ***! Fruit-rnrU n* «^|uhimrnt uml i (dcaeaat way. I let a book today [ram M.e 1.1 l w i a i l i . i l , w*uirh h a ir ........................ Afiv r: r. vehii li*. ba,k rt. bn.; A lter any *urh permit I, wllh, Hanford Drug f a , lainey Drug drawn n. nim-rlli ij th.farilo r • • ♦ire from H n ia In a qua a n . . Ullh |llr |inHluc.i„n ..f, ... ur .,|h pnHiue.ion of, tu to r *>llirr umtaini-r moved or of* K Slat KoumlHat A Andrron. iHilaulf* |iiol«Tiivr t i mniei. e in fm it, i o.| vi-i'el«li!i-> | Ii u-d fm mini mi nt inter* mi­ uf any |M-rmit tugs issued then-un. Store, *onr«. I'n'on I’harmary. nt ure oi time Im-i-h i-lntaiiiinali-l vlilih .i.ntains or may rontai- tier is pndiildted. (lU iu 'atU rt 7). I(r»ltk * ohm On ll»lfr«|^r Mim rnirnl Ol wi h -nil. i'ii11Ii, 1 1-4|, roiiiiH, ii • - 1 ,11 tirles the niiivrinent of whi h H c lU t) ( urn. Iloau And Olhrt uianore -b.ill not In' mine I or al. i , piohlhlted or lestiirteil Ii) *• \rhirlia \ml ( 'nntalnrro * i lowed tu tn- movnl in le.still • l.ieq. n-gulation, »h .11 In- suhje.' C IIR Y IL IR M O T O R ! PRO D UCT I I I . lU.luMy I '(l if Aj „-s|l olhrr vrhlrlm nn.| ti.ninin«r« Unleh ItnVf* l»ri'n u*#sl in |r h ij . porY in it onv art*rli* m m t. WM'ni |» i»*s Irir in) J#y ih» »i ir e i. i UlliHia within mi fiMm n nu nm ii.1 tlnisl Htnir. •hull n«.f O irrm fln Group Seeks Release Of Two Life Termers I* mmu mfmuirr IP XT' E a s t s i d e ,W e s t s i d e — all around theTowri A N Y compare*, t he 4 l e a d i n g c i g a r e t t e s T hey g ot b eh in d the wheel * * got the facts » r a n d bought B lacks W . H. LO N G MEAT MARKET *21 B. FIILST ST. T h e n e w B u ic k o u t­ p e rfo rm s an y c a r I h a v e e v e r d r iv e n .” Elton |. Moughlon| i Architect Plral Nal’l Hunk lltdR, Snnforrt, Fid. M r. W . I I. K ., Sh o rcw o o d , V ile (■was# epen regeetl) T h is enthusiastic com m ent m erely typifies that o f thousand* who have turned* to B u ick after m ik in g their ow n exactin g team He sure to d rise a H onk befo re buying may ta n T h * m ore careful your com parison s, the m ore inevitably w ill they lead you to Buick! T h e liberal G . M. A. C, T im e Paym ent Plan m aker il eaty lo r you to ow n a B uick. DAILY SERVICE IIKTWKEN JACKSON VII,I.B DELANO AND 8ANF0UD Store Door Delivery In City Limit* St. John’s Transportation Company B U C K MOTOR COMPANY. FLINT. MICHIGAN JJrsdiaM V C n m t -Usasn Cnysniaw IFRIES 111 tedaas s . s . i m u u j i u n Coupes • s s s 1 119t lu f 12 tu Spun Care • . . . | l2 2 t SERIFS 129 al i a t t s o t . 'i141 a• IM S ta i l1l17! i1l S I t t a i lI lf M Hitt# rncti f. o. b. Dttlcb Partorr. l ^ « l tquip«n#«i rrtft. BmUideUm m+JfrKU tmtlmde m if reammMe /#r deliewf t i d f i rwn‘~g CemMtr lie d tH rm d a n te at asWf at iAe l K / r g | * i i s t « a J s r t u ilS w .l l.s " S a n fo rd B u ick G ) . F o o t o r M y r tle S L Phone 215— W SFRIIS l i t f l 4 t l l l o |im o ■ 1 !V t So 1l t 4 t o | i*a t Magnolia Ave. »k *s . Phone 367 Better AeleeseUlea Are BOH- ...B u le k WUl Balid The .? te-tM t X i . ,. IN r VERY Ol'ARTTR OF THE CITY...lWsa "losetag shop*" war* p>i s . J. and IkaassaJt of >s»«a«»-l»> chroagMl la |o u sn t. snj loauwrs th* IssJuig cigwsliss BUS s . a o n a a M Cent Ictncn; T i l l I l L L - l U t RU A USTtR (will e.wt/. „*»), |S t | Beyond comparison among low -priced cars b earin g s; l a i je r co n n e ctin g rods; a newly designed system o f (u ll.p r rss u r r lubrication. T h ese and a number ol other im provem ents have a m ie n , plivhe.l in live-fa ll-iru Hyinouth a rrmarkatde type nf perform­ a n c e , c o m lo ri and econom y herctulore uuk-uked for in a low-pm rd m.a.ir car. C h ry sler eng in eers leave created many n ru refine* inriits in I’ll m outh's I jiiiu u i C hrysler ’ 'S i l v e r - D o m e " type e n g in e.—Y'hetein.lu.lr I.Migrr strokr w f and an in crease in piston d isp lacem en t; s s j sjs w h a heavier crankshaft; /. s. ». /ortsvy Itrcrr .m erchanttable 655 mw voss. March 16.1929 . . m • * W * hereby certify that we have conducted and audited a scries of public tests of the 4 leading ciga­ rette brands io various ports of New York City. These tests were open to the general public. Recry person who entered one o f the “testing shops" waa asked to smoke the four cigarettes with brand concealed and to designate, by number, which ona I taste bkad b a t . New Beauty, New Comfort »ndNew Smoothness "nieimprutedPIvmuurti is t.Mlay exhlbltlni- new I standards o f prrlc.iin* a m r , rv.Utomy, n.nifi.rt and beauty entirely l>e>..nd...inparison til the low .priced lir lj. P. Loeillard Co., In c. 119 West 40th S ircct New York City We further certify th at the following table correctly *umxnarizes the total results of these tests: COCATIOWor Txrr Tn*r r-r**- * -.* Tho 4 leading brands, wllh 1 •r ------ ■» c Pivwm-iM P s ic ts ^ rie * s jt ittlri -asg.se J u « J^ ttw A 'V *. .#///*..»■ / . l. t./a tltn . rftarsll Jtalm rtumJ tie iw c n h CS Ct f amt rafmtau. aa t aa « m ; ih 141 IM 41 ) •T 1*4 14! 4 44 1214 an M IM ID IJT IE I A M E R IC A *! L O W tlT -P R IC R D FU LL-klZE CAA rT R fM L|oo] ' 1 ,s 1 M ILLER O. PHILLIPS, IN C 1 3 th an d E l * >' ; lla w | a * 0s...OLDOOLD-rJ nss.wss. lu * st Jsss. wV h . OCX) GOUIksa . r u u T ^ i . as>M« Ttws, OSWs s s . MCssV 4 C O D .Q .H * 1 N '• WIIITEM AN HOUR... W | �in '.* ■. “Tom •rr in n aM ♦*•**« i« i M i n f rt*iM » IBnotla A n u i . . WrtiT H Ita n m a lllrr MMl#r i r l t**t. k e U A s u u t m t x -------- - twiov h l i o w s n n s x s u ----- *• »> • *' iXM l H jo S K s Ws m b Iwc K ails, y n s c w u -T io * x s r e i «aa i - S f S S r ______ w i i M l« J ______ _ m a n m i, r l r r i U l l v M . AH _ **l Ml I'ik * A H t * n l« r r a M W tk mmd A d » r f l l « . r f^ a iv M r e c k l if r Hrmbr: li» ( aabiitl I* f ■ I n mill »f MlWflifllMi K s S M S iR fe (•rsIS. BaatarA's slaqeer ■•*•»■ aalmrrlkes la Iba l a l r n l l M n » K m liti revel. Is* I n a n u l l u r brail I <~ra»,u«|l»» » Itnu-us.l tt-rda <Ml) rili rr. ll Iba I r a l l u r ira la ■( (hi ■aria. VKR.MB f o b HOPE—H >• Loses Again s A N g n m iiro ia g ^ Cnee again the Senate hhn admin filtered a retnikc la thUj| movc^ havg effect D eaf lin te r Tha llaraldsi'*’ 'iVIns Tom Heflin, lono Tighter Against the Dopc-of Rome and thlckata. W ]ila i (ha r « a * a , frultx J Will, apprectal* apace In pour Uta PMcet a s t f * ,: J . » • * Iti o u r'n e x t;] Mussolini, and incidentally Senator from Alabama, 1 who f r e l t . n r soA > w w r»4 kt tbr mori N a v it, '^ r h y , I t •’ t i r i n g <ol <a)unL ,u > !o k g (i*. follpw. celery s i a s tFlB«trntltmr>T«("■*' tratlartl W f U 'l l i V en e s s r f m r s l ml JQHff- JII-«MS ns *H MS«t a( tmm* was necking to have the Senate jxtfca a resolution condemning ami foil months, the hu*h-. a n iItg ^ wtit Kflp l o cure the ills of organisation with thas* d U lr" 'u SM tsM rta I * WoUetln l i » x la res*. it M f rontlnunualy ripjw our uor celery fadtutiy. rontlnunatly In bloom and ripaw an attack made upon him In Rrockton. Mass., where he re­ -----------. . , . ling houses .eslab lish ed r; cou ld ' l i f p i i » lih lb * lla a , ibbi kb* ba •The celery aeisoo Ju it closing camo a fa ir b « * a * , aialM I ak* ~k lit la a ■ufflclenl number « f fndta cently chose SL Patrick's Day tt> deliver one of his famed fo r our celeryTEMPLE Iba lU b llla a Imimmim. to rapport 'th e ’f t t k Ty every has brought to the growler • les­ Say ti.d o Y . t».~6: -Sanford, Dwt • ■ anti-Catholic orations. Hefllfi rightly rCscntrd being made mrnth In thv year. son that they can not forget. would be s ^ l s l r p rirr .fo r tfle . tho target of pop bottles, hartal by agitated nous Of Erin, A II'IIFIC IA I, UKTIIODS - o r Second |o the guava a* a host And the effects arv fa r reaching. gtower And would m ain 13.Off per CftNOHOL NOT HATIHKAlTtlHI occurring In th? wild unruUiva- This disastrous lesson should he crate delivered at the dlrirlbuf and he was correct In believing thnl the Senate ‘would con­ KHMER HAWAIIAN lO N IIIted areas 'I t the prkkly-pcar sufficient cause for every grow- bouse. We will la y that the n ->r demn such action against one of its members. Hut he ^ * TIO N s rariu t. Thuttyk >h« frulti of this u to do n little thinking fo r him­ pm se uf m<dntiin(l(.-e and . hasn't learned yet that the Capitol Is tired of hearing his ♦ l l bt unfortunate that the ast - plant a ro '*n b r'p re frrrtd hy the self, asd when he hs* given the erating the dlalrllMitlng .house is | voice ring through its halls on the wings of religious hatred. *iri.irtery fnc.h-ula of control u,ed fru it fly, they are sufficiently In- m atter due consideration and Off cer.ts per crate t l e t mean* _ "Every ciotd ha* a silver liniiisV n a iiert . the Mediterranean fruit farted .Jn the * abtrnce .o f more taken inventor* of hts financial thnl Utfft rrtaller (gets hit celery > Certainly the Sena;u would record its disapproval of fly in sevtr.il otter ri*intr>». fivored holla t s te r v e -a t food, lots, he will then find himself direct from the (row er, fo r 934* any interference in public expression because it .feels ,lhu*. f t t S and. ttk in the Vote of the guava, 3|wn and seady for some form of freedom of speech is Just as sacred to. tho pcoplu of this r .T h iv .lIv tf h a h ,* w the e l d , * , * - -■* Autlrm.tt. k m f.flrd .th e re It almost no time durn g salutlon to prevent another die. country as religious freedom, Thomas Heflin to-tbo.contrary Jf.tJIU tt.u ra n n if t ft the m .gnff- Jx . Hawaii, -‘There art, .however* tHo' year when a few ripe fn< U aslroua season. (US Klipyifs ,. 1, . nothwithstanlling. Hut how could it take BUch action after iu n t unily of_ *ifo rt tj»uUh t ; i m t ' gnnd -reasons (for' 'such one ana ' only. ope., solution Then oi being, acaamp], ' ilu ~ ffilurekiOghe .great Aiohry.lnakthe fjery Senator had injected, in his inevitable manner, <•1Ur m in. lion,, bundled n* 1 ran .r e it. Is ^ J n r c rot hi of Hawaii * * l' prwtvnt would'IA, n th r r Tthat 'YrAita,'Irlld hr o - per cent ten t leifal legal orgImitation onti-------- -- , with ----- (Daoeo. All (he nUffn»tt issue'th his s p e e c h uiioii the resolution so thni mun cr.cmv the'f a re tugar, plneapptet, .H«, t r f f r t , caned, o p * "wlV'Sh renrlw jlv'dla- Itclh In It. A nd'by the. method Hitj sliiAinatcL' efa4- ew gy *rrlnild ;h A ‘ f’ " its passage would plnre (lie Senate in the position of subwrath 'laro/i hahaaori- bik I rattle. Ilu'." Irlhuferi.'-Ak 'S frtv «if (tig m any inly,- ran ww ever hope to t b c W lC i' 1;U> hla fnrifttfclsnt? Thdrw iult iras rtnrt-thrW «»P-' ‘4 tir.n wap^overwhclmlrtgiy tlcfunlcd. proving, as If wert’, that jjjg jcnUorta have gotten almost complete con-. "Every grower and shipper1'In the slate It hrvlng ImndJ, which Lrol of tho United States, J»H^.-..rnis.'>T-eiiH3. to us that1if .nil.Uii“ »ra ^ prf’l*iiW‘F if7 ~ fr^ ^ £ ,lft^'w^y p*r*vv tit -fo r th" M ln tlo n of - Lamentation* 3:20 racetrack LIU t in finally it* appm rtnr,, In tho K e ­ lt would b*> interesting Just how rrnifli money has pent Ly the m i n e Interinfluence. IrnUlatlTr >tlh In favor of the measure. 1 luvowifr |n Ashtabula, Ohio a pan o f salmon rareptl) diamond dropped out. (Iri.Cj a complete sell-o il of tnt.hr Itooda lh„ next day tail an |re,have, keen ih» reports of Mi finding*. I 41 Ilf'f 1,0011,1X4) (ft Mi found {to l»»lp earn Cor needy J Wot M r* ami children. The HI -yi-ni ■ nitn.li old,lIuMoiin.hurn Amerirait knows rity la opd sflvl wlaely doe.* ivrpy it T wh» f f vr>. t etiv 1 h« leo Id, rii'.it* for !bu b-iM-flt yf QDjatloxa from which )o- r pi mite. - Tmh'ii- tsrnsds. whtrh In 't h'nll vrrrrtrd tho n.plmlbin* of man) ' another grid opponent seems to have m l rulher n ili vailatlng examide for (ieorgln wind* whose dattruitlve niilirr have rlainted nluid-t nt much nllrnilnn a< tho»e o f tk t.r itliPt-Mik*. | I - - — '------n----------- r— ' Otir jiroof rof-idrr rillin g upon n Iarnt dictionary in order that the niaylkorp her head nlmve lire ih-rlt r r rrtlt In tin that loo many n-iple i consider Mr'.',’, lV qb|lfrV ifalher wt-liilily mnipilatian nt only u rim vanif-nt <1 xir-tlop, a nu’ttnhln fb.wv i-r i»e rt or for route ether imin to„^ |p n r p ,a . n_____ r e f it Mjgar, phwspp:^* end tars' are hot attacked hy this fruit fly, and. nt already show n,'coffte and hunnnai u>,- oat nurflelfrrfly a’V tirkrd to Injure their commerc­ ial value. With one txeept’on. Including a tntall number of nvnesoot, nn comme-dal orcHnrdt exUt in HawalL St 1*1 there l j htrdly « fnm llr, untrx* It Ik> 'n the buflneei rrctlon o f Honolulu, thnt il- i * not grow n number of fruit ................... tri-ox, »ueh nt .r*mnge*. Irmnnx. . j|[# f.-jOTj^8 Citrus Exchange. **j world rniild bo dim-led liking useful channels, mankind would attain n goal unbelievalily brilliant. If Senator Hef­ believe th lt will ennllnuc anil save lin could remember for nwhile that Home is still Severn! Florida ninny mlllnna In marketlug i-vcry year. Alto, it .will bring thousand miles nwny, mid would use some of his unbounded rnnitiuetivn legislation atitii ,ns energy, ids stentorian voice and his vivid imagination for California h i*, enforcing grove pursuing a wnrUiwnllc pur]men the nutltili would Im* lietter j spraying. More of our Iruii will srrvrd and Alabama would bo spared tlie u n h a p p y position ,,mk ^ ln hy-pnaluitt, nod.! tupays*. peari.e«. uv.ra.in.. time* preermes fur i ; cuing ainl Sr. giwpefrntby truavss; tutiunsa, of being represented l>y I lie rerogniied leader of tlio "Hapiier pyw Iijtlra'.lrj: will iniluubtetlly he mnmrorii, elr., ihnl hear prudl. society*" ritim pie*. Iherc.irmy lor mention­ ed n grove of hall hamani tree. In- a n I-oI mpi! vsl>v on the' Ulaml e f -HoinkSt, gtilhhc . overrrown with the, pne.lfa riWP'Tn-l dameon plum on lhK Irianit of Maul, n,r thicket, of winged ksmanl growing airin ' the wind­ ward ahorea of kha island o f Oahu nml the wild roffre In Ihe for­ e s t. of Oah-j and Ilawft'l. In addilion 10' th.. wild fruits In m iinirv i>'nri-», (he fruit fly finds .tronyh-'ld. in the many, nnd often isolnleil. native home file r sratlrred llmiiii’liout the ronstnl region. About these may tie g m V 'n * the mango, m jc app>i orange, pearh, hall and wlngrd kamanb. etc. Th„ Kona dlrtriel of Hawaii Ha.' Inrge an-a. rontainlng thousand, of at re . of ro ffre iiudrr.yutllvaUnn in (which lhc fruit fly f.nda food at all M-nron. of ihn a»nr. because of tvinplisli onythipg. ,N<«v is the opportune time to organise t»lcry growers organisation,-. jipdiJMr—liradenlcn ~lhd K arti growers. Tho governmwt in Washington I* willing a n j wait­ ing lu help ’Die farmer If he will only show them how It can bo done. Hut os individuals ur.< ton lint get any relief. We, are hriples., wo can not ns much know who rnjoyo the privilege of taking our celery. We have no authority. We nn- in n dephirnlde condition. We art- absolute­ ly in bondage without n Muses. And If wc don't turn around and help our selves, our masters will ■«on charge us or, Aid wc won t need a Muse*. As w'y are dlsuni. led. imotganiied, can we hope for anything hut disaster? Think I t n k moment the Inslgnlflcllnt lOMtlon yon-fill a. ' rn'imhviiluul grower or the so-eallcd IhdepciVlrnt grow tr., You mtllt Ukb (lr»cIn|Mi| anil Dill lr. broadening unliv under norm’ll Hawslinn eu|. our market.tig firllltU -s."1 t-aui cnmliltonv, and. until the ad. w n t o f the fru't fly lr* 1310, f. rmml a mod welcome /iddiiion Kilitnr launl r,j;tit of .the to lh» food xupply. . T h o iiU n itc d S t i i l f s I j i w i i T e n n is A V m in t io n ,, w h o se Tiiuipu Tribute thinkv that May­ Much o f the nxtlve-crnwn frull or Aliuji'x apparently |s.nmuicrjt Mt'uy *?v«r A m e ric a n a m a te u r t r n n is jp a s iia ie n t a s it s im - p*,tJ1leu) hild -ii|ion til,.p eo p le |-f ('so I*'raM In thr local market m winu in lin e in tlic a te s. h a s n im m in retl t h a t it lia s e n g a g e d Jackpontille~]-mr.s a riot only fpun W grow l on I H e , m -o i .t i .I her» th o cjo u g a U sl Hill T ild gn i n w r ite fu r i t s o ffic ia l p u b h en tio n , hlv talking rapacity hut from tlir and Ihrrr in doeryanN nnd In In ‘T e n n i s . W ith p aritiin tilile p ijiln , th e A ssu c ia tiu n p r o c la im s iU ^ w h iu v o m e iiM o -tliw -w o r id -b e r n tts r ih e i'i1 ts'TirriTntPA.TviiTi; Utp f a r t t h a t few pi rsm is kn o w t h e i r te lfu is a s tides Hlg Hill. R u lp r rip tiu n b la n k s lu " T e n iti.t" h a v e bifeii iipiiem led to th e c u r r e n t is s u e , stip p len e n li il by a s la lC m e n t u r g in g th e re a d e rs m il to m is s th o fe a t u r e , w hit li, it is u n n o tim e tl, w ili inclu d ed a " c o m p le te fon-eAVt and a n a ly s is o f D a v is C u p piuv ar>- no rmneiling incenllvr. tn lion 'u f ilM ,y.Jf '<-d ftuits, hut [ t>-liitdtlpi), and three is thr o f ilk ill, p r e iu in s lT iy “IVIlTIitni T . T iltic n II, mm o f t h e g r e u l • M tody of .]«-ech magnifierrfee roliillfy pulnlr opinion .fur Ihe olra th« rliminiitlpB of -ii'e lrs s J *>u1v. on* Way ilial w eifta imli. of metaphor nrr n" n In, arts to ew i.lstrnt nnd cooperative u«r of or unnccrl'sary h > t wgctntloti. j vldetlj, c]n ever hope' to - enjoy i t in ti riia tio n a l te n n is p la y e rs o f all t im e ." Ordinarily litis mint tni(vmt:iii wmitd acarrely oreitsiou the Tampu Tribune'. ,.i tor, And “rtlflrlal remedial measures that III some one or n’t of It. phuM-fc I unl lUUle o f thy.e profit* utid Ms usroeiale. on that I, -w,paper ' could he mmie effective If the r It h a . l.-c i n-rommended nnd that Is through the right kind ill.* lifting of an eyelash, Iml ie thld partinilar instance it kn*.w how i > .erve the high ap- npp'lrntlon would yltld n tu m s prnrtlrrd in ,\ iry country where ! “f organitatlon. If we was nil recalls another inriilettl. which a year ago was musing some­ I'lvntln-shlp I— n-t* for them, "arran tln g the expenditure. the fn iil fly i- u p> I, hut in Imidly oignniseil, the balance of thing of ii furore in ilie tennis world. Hill Tildrii, it will ho U .tc n to ltd, for example from Th> sltuallnn also 1. made m-iilly nil of tlv,',, the apparent Inc way would bo easy. We remejnbered, has r pri tented the United .Stales in many the |.'n " r Howard W. Hartley, mnre difflrult hy reason of Ihe liuilffeirTV.- dtrp'syt-d hy tin- ma­ would then lit- in a position to lhc Tribune's .l a f f corespondent ’“ me nmoiinl of v trelation, Ix-.r. jority of the .pt-'iph-, tiu mutter demand u-cognition In Sanford, ail intermitiomd coinpetition and uas a nniking player in at Tnllah "Oratorical lig h t-; nr fruits o f little or no value I how much they may lint,- lAntcnt- in Washington, in Mhr m u tkiti. this miinlry for a tong peried. As an nulltoL'lly on Irun.is, nit'i; fla .lt- i n-bcatnl Ihe thun- |to_mnn, that grow, throughout th« J "d their l.ts.is, Im. rcndcivd Uur stiength would bo sufficient •ii myunl nil pinblrin.. We could his wtak ns a wriltn on the game was widely roughl. lie di-im-nd. of pppo.ilhm were pil i.iam l. and Ihnt r-.p « |,, nrul. d " n , u'iuVs Im ffi'lrn t Ih e -etc i n-Hi 1111re e t inj mtga In- £ l, ^ “" d a l u h l without string* pounded a typewriter for ta iin is and sundry nrivapapeiv. inj. ,1 rti Into thr iigKIatlvo fienv- tmli-d without tin* ,-(pm diture. illuted hv th 1...,.". or ‘ H ,tn "• " * etiulil establish a Slid pei'iiatteals, but Iasi Spring lie uaa Mi'mitlarily buiTi tl i n* nri'i ib-arly lum it th,' soon, j of. pi'-Hihltl.e sum* »r money., ----------- u------------ “Consistency, Thou Art A Jewel” from Davis Uup matelies and lib[ J a mi i i v u r ’M . V i V u t n » i I'f 1!'**’ " J "• * l,,‘:b il r; rlf ^ ’ " , ,! " 1 \ hl» k t -' I .ahundnAco-o f guVvrnnr'i[ ( W r i - ’ dmib'nnl nnd wiki hud vegetved by ail idiet of I lie ttiigusl l rin Irih H tati*-, T o iin ia A h uu-ln I ; ,vi' l> wh,'r’ ciy com er .Would • Jsu d ta.colef*. , evet Iluvib mu»i,.l*j b---------* u ttm 1*! miiwlrUvat- i -♦ .| . c- - 1--------- * the; farm er* m ust-pat up a . In llnc w llb ipsollty: 'I h li r te th --could lie - . worked witlp every* thing grown -fo r threm arket Ip Tloilda. By till* methfd of chain itora distribution the .profit* ' o f the street speculator an,] tho caoalgnmrnU and Commissions and all other deductions are elim­ inated, and fhn saying* (kissed on to llw.coMuim-e. This chain idore met ho,| pF Uittrlhutlon i s ’.prnrticnl and phifilibIC. And It i in the only method by which the celery glow er will ever be able t o 'r e a l­ ise a ptofit, .Again growing celcry. Tha, chain allore- methmt of ” * di.trihutloii will hn a very short tlmq d,B (ho only. method o f cUs-J - -tiihullon 6f every Commodi])'] known. I f we- wo* organised, xt would establish our Clearing h»u4> k»e would rataldl.h .uur itlitVtlm:;"Utl^ (.'U f 4, pi}d with our ad vert Using campaign on, every ,-fc-,epunt Of .ales fo r our .next crop' wTiulddiuv? n check pinned lo it In, ■ tttAd ef.'n notstion frt'ren, ch efim '' hututnl; I f -We ww* ufgahlxed !«• . could get six .per cen t, money- tn llnancc .our next ctop, we couliU buy flu rkfertiliser, r l frill lie r t tin f n dollar* dolufr* per. ton cheaper/Wp chul,] control our',’ lalmr. Now ihe ,|ue**tto,i arises rwi' will 1 »t/r cclrry stilpmmta h . tuffie- ‘ ient lo malptxin and o|ierate the dislributing houses. l'iohalilv not at first, hut, In less than thirty • day* after .thu distributing houses ate rsiatili-lifil and our medhud ol di-trihution known, eve;v c lo u * grower and every,* trork grower In the U n ilc l' Status will went lo Join us and pul h1* produco through our illsiril.uling houses, our palrunuge will mount beffbnd anticipation. Jhd >ou know that o ,c r fifty per tent nf the tetAilcra that hate hsmiled th is ' sc*au a\ crop o f crletv baa m U 94.00 per crate .r " h r >'"u A*t one |>epny, of llu^ tr.tiO? I any no. A fter you hmo read ]hts you will say li soLnds gttod but It Is too Lig Jflh for u*. It Is individually iL.. inn tffsniicll. Now you have you) choice. Help with nil your dpg/| to get the growers organised,Tili when i hev are organised the liL lot, will be accomplished. If jfcu . ibin't organise you will have a tgg job'find in g a Job. A grower J . J . CA'JKii 3 .. , .... .. . , -j , . * ‘, , , 1 , . * ' 1 I"” " " " ’ d " »*r,. f natty> slil. tt,,„ t . , . Had aurh n vit-,1 |».rt (nil! Ihv.tinrn nlV nU nii Ird it In- k u itv il tlln l il k iv ii s e n s l l iv u - Imlilt-d to Hint Vote." " in the uud lifg of a rtTicia] run'in - * limL lii’UH slita'km l h y / lllt' Ih niyflsL llia l iillt1 u f ilu fe p r ,',|----- . •» 1• *• 'n il jn e a s u r c and In the ruri-cv. * a faiijMfe from Hr*, M*ty In that It Mid Mhl* protect I'lsn i» bound to come sounrr or M 'ltln liv ,-* sh tllliil t'liltintri'iiuli'/.l' liis nxrttltt liy v vritilijf llt li< 1 1 , .-rroneou. Im prtsd.n JlkVl ','f •'lir* * ,,e ir lr p loc'tiuM* Dipt It IrfiM from litth.At, '.TJicfe went /aWr. to do this* we could pot Hrtii;h'M, mill m in u tliitc l th n l, tn view o f Hit* rim irtia tiin iT **, 't-!»v,-in„r *'.n ion'* lux mcat ur /j . 1 J , fl,rther aitcotion. minor bullrihuthry' rBu*tA«, htit {(lUtance from (he'thrvrmmcnl to M r T il.h . 1, .................... '" t a j. o . m l - itptl nv..,w,H!W.y hutl j - W & 1 "f t t K r J i ■the a,a*n r w o f o r fallare ••■** rital'lish distributing hou'*e* In f u iT r it n l hi.i n i f l il lo piny uirnln tim lir Hit? sfa tiK i o f a n until ,l t t t , ,f ,- r ihat-^t. n .t .i.,pHr«t,d thu tnturmi'uiifkhlfl d'fftr.M Ps all lh» l»-ge tna krting -,vntrr* T h r old raying llial a mdlnil Ir tu r. placed in Hie way t»f tale..--* l>y kttd 1nl**i- ■», Iti the Kmslier plucr). n'vcr.'nl of d ito l., A . rarrh-1 tn tlw k h jr s i on the earth. a cun ifcvnlivi’ win hna ho t li*r luifi.'ntinn, 'i.d ccr"- II"*-v dl-tiikwilng hoiisra lu t< Althotifh I;i»r Hill i ;i JlljllSlI ;i|lJ*i«|Hi;iil)y ri'iintntcil n fln cun' ti* lu-w.psper* of Ih j ,tSty The Campaign Ayain*t The fr a il '.it rilurM moiify .(Oil : I., be borne out I.) h" t and ilitnuUr on ml iti* a.*, i.nd run m u xal.iiy basis. For fnI'l, In Ilrm aii 1|in h m d « , f Mtiy ILiy, when it, »n infill ali il 'ptilili,' hnil ,-vpi i*|<i-i| ilitrlf in no niu-rrluin the Initial rlury unnouncHt tin ’ a .............. . atuuT* we will say through nut io.ly Tin- - resident, o f Honolulu aril the luck uf ,ipy , c ^iuim*n Utrif luiy, i»mr |=r«iH|H"i'aiii* mimur ft'lit! of loilik-itmaliuii, lhi*n* nC llio.-ti* who fail to tintin' •lx -y <-.,r pniCram with lotal rtv , J{lk> prnlwtTig. Organisation the (iovernment has . e re . justly proud « f Ihrlr grown crap worth oun jbi null rn «*! tu rn il, wlult* in ia.n l I lit' In in i.t a . -'-i i'sl *«'i) d h jl r .it a r t . I f M f. I ilih 'n .ltv j t<-mi>irt/,|* r,>r th - r.iiidW*U i^ iL iir"''',?,,ir ‘ : '•‘•o’tailon uni] have Thi.- method o f : * ontrol jiuviU ™ttk.t|, nur s*» l,t*m e . and nc th r iVnllitl Platr?. mttniiiviioufly h! ” w n ls n jrs a v r ir «n;i> ( o m n u n ji a h m ! h it nnnti' nm l p ro - mun TI-. r ■■vrrnnr'. atatemcnT ’ ’V'*” v” ,,t l*l"«Mirr In grow ing[ Impricr. n fto r ' Ih.e rir-l fiw * ,li*'’V <er» di.lrllm llng house, in frru jfitiin thrn* r« Mil l r , I-* Hirtm iiiiiirn u t -— * the .bind- [ ten «r thu luigest market*. What liltllr tl n n iu triii' trinii.4, w hy w n tiltin 'l Ins lalw tt lit iT iu y d l.i-i Mornlny, how.-vci.. r .-veo; *}'^, uii " * ui,l|>' rl o. ig. r. n nu en ti ,f mrnth*' trial frun, fro* PCAlfi'ly :ny Ikiih n f ilbllirhttkir ____— o ■Ifoil.s liuvt* Ilu* winn* r f f i t l ? A m i i f tin* axH ucialion w n tf[lh* ‘ rrliiuated revenue-totru t»». j l n e , nnd rhruh. on their proper- ‘ I ; ’M " f alleviating the Hnwr.lin ____________ tie*. A„ invcnlorv o f *uch trees dluatlim, uml while the -i— •o r r c t l in tin n tam l a lu v ininttlm npo w h y k I iiiu Ii I it i h(jnj*<> ■r s ,,n ,"*'K,a fur ,h ‘‘ I ntkl i-hndi. in the portion o f j t h n ,'f fritll was eneouragc.t. in | In cumpl unr«» %%liti lh(» (It'iiumh n m l n o w ? ll i:t v e ry r v iilt n l t h a t otic* o f tw o th in g :* hast | i, , , , JJbno'tflil liouttile,l |,y l.lllh i, the «b*enrr of a i n t e r pin,, r..r ' of l i t v.hu .I«*«l him nway T h" p»putul ifl, of the. k u V aV ^ ’iimlilp-.w(, It rctsnia, unit Sch *ul 1 lr fuainrr lh(. npporiunlllt. for | KT. I'L T E im illJK n TIM ES fn n ij I'i hum I', nrnl w «1 iiruJ h ip p r iin l— r i l l i n ' I In, o rif.iu ii’. itlio n I* tK ln iitlin i; fin minSlut , 1 m i n i t * ti,. increasing .SlTt-ct- |*nvr a lots| nf 4.(110 th *t 1 sprr.i o f th.* pe»t In the ra i l rohlk .I h l. U M , l* t <M: ilTII |* 111 ■ihr la -t v r a r o r it had an tillt-rin r tnollvt" in h a r r in r T iltlv n . j u t now at H rato of about fi t ­ Th„ "sunl-nrk" d rrsi nf cnurac Ing of it* sunshine and its lienr- * l''fv fn d t* in vvh'ch the fruit Dy by iniuii, nf lnfc*t,-,| fruit* rnr j f , Ins l it I l.irhl \ fur In rilhiT rvrnl. w<* Ihint. in I Its* inlrrrot of coitaisti ncy, uomt ly u •del Mexican general* n \%*-,k. c»i) I'fVD’nri. • lied in l*o .ri.sH ji« .ntliug from need* no defense in lire world- fbial effects. See* nothing Wrong i h iw iii* lit*I Ion it util %h»' *J |!an;ii iotiH an* ilia- (lu, pnltii,*. ranted run.Line-purveying city. riv al v nrl.lv »>f Ii ,u! v t n * Iloilo-ulu. It ha* since Im"ll d* hw* *' 1•i i i*ri»tii n Ini II b* eMahh.dird, ard will h„ worn in rurh apparel and nilowp, the i|r-r, v l u > run|fttli' l*« MJ|» Will, Ilu* r, n*u. of P.nii i*p- t^tinn Mhlrh HtH'ni Mb fru't Mi continued, il" 11 1 jug, (llj ]!« ih fy t!»«* vfiy «It\ I Mm* -uU •MlfriXttt rr-HBOHi Idirm tin tIdi* It I- dinildful If any clriin- until teals lime ns our 'gill*, by ffarb yf the. Ifhpol g irt* lr, he.i . pron-t thvtr gyw lid ind u'.ty find n cordial asy'um ill In H it *1 ufun ft til tn rir\* «n. nilturu eatniinlpn euatiuk ■ the ,m', * ll,b Mta advico mid flense,it povHUrd by the wl*h*i. o f th e i^ ' T.inp:t, .Inck* unille or .Mi.iioi. tln ‘ly, « i*l i f . r nnon*^ Th<* fict fruit fly P -* lAvr'-K'tfi'flritnhirTd '*• ltrwiv pniAMr, *h*lh.-*houi,o To par m l*.. Fit. IT ttrsliu ig -a p p e n s ? t. v iv k s v i i 11; s i n , I t 1 *t1 M, llulrhirt^, ih-nu of ,. t s ’ iV i r -ftfu ijT tJlij'V Jf i* « -one ? I 4) 4rt»v rp v.inr suiiH-tli ng-ulse,, But rditnrs lo have, nettled the 4n*Her ml l l a * '. |;**r,-,- a ly In Tampa where ways t N 1 Vi r g i n a f t *1* lilt* ^nl*" Inn "rh'ioi iti *111, lin* T llfofj .u ' jjriffllt, rJirn y . jfftrJr ji* was -that iirireniJe,! by nmiind the ri .la- era. tJuiwing a ...... ... . . urn! mean* .la i-ilrgs'fmt-yun the ’ b ' tlllili... l-t*. t rci.: , . r,f t lit i, Ilost -r t.i p xtillblit, fiwl " '- 'e j r j ((lll 11,, |„yi*| i"Up»-itwlu aikl ,#i iAI <rvurt, Iwar sA serrlJlh , linwn Ian bM nl tu Int'ti.lr b4 op lrn,-rr*l- Uepending npoi,' belter psinripu." •>■' < ■tlr.l flft still tt| »»f |li« this tiiethml We lit) Hot I no iv ’ jiwl eflei* —|,». . Then ‘ri Wfls th/ cvfilof of llxfl' J « f i*lwr*iiv*. ill*' > dinif. lull In I , . - * j . ; ,1 pi Ann, ' *.'«•'• " I ly H D at Ihcy 'liftrl. i.jm lnllou J n I'.o ri.lj le K r 's i* -' c f l l * n jx n r’ a n i sKhant, «i’"h. *» f Honolulu. V Thnl f ■i-r In (»,. ilinit'il iif. * nil . i n c e i t ,i :u i M- . ->;■ 1'd "t .... . llnp, k'.'i.oidl ."pin. I" elydi- J| fB w U’MMiAiipMrlr.', St stW im ifi* o f the 1 *1 1 and th elsh -tiM prati- n fhi'iite nnd: t Ha- •■•Hon. •■ranliil taunt*, ami 1 limps Mar iinna Fiuilihui ianti* sii'ys: " I \ in n m i. end the lie. till, ' Willi in ii'tidiUen* i* itu rrnerltnn like that, probably.- . ■ ijlill, " | .i'-iidual u a l.L ol N«„ il.- mlul'Vrt-nl fafta V(to l""V'.to •f ciiii ine A iiiuipiu nr'!'1U (}y' b ')j 'Opli ♦*/ld-"K •A cmiunoiy sense ^vp w wmilil. . eillf'iir II i| l|- r, Ido, ii free fr*pi upon'the ability o f ' I her r dirt-ity« uiuf iimti'ft tiny, rtiiil V *x. .. M* '.1 . ( Vi . It. ,c ■" M" 1 h,.1 Hntkhi ElM * N ei,* rilli*'r I guMr.nr* . t ] I'hu I'nlli-I " f f ll'rtw V !**; * in, ttblji s',.*of la* if- fiUlh'-'inteditM " *Min1m k j rimn'in*- fr».'i assure foot] f» r p *m^tu.n mi iii** rt Tn’lphx**er comments rnlinly »r a of ,f|o(i*.-* Tlu , 1 ■''tide, I’uidip llrallli ti-rvi illh ’ti- rvii -. ih*1 fi-tlingi'n .rb^rabidd#i-'v i " iiu le tiJ drersg^fp l.e *sitl „ IK- dldilirAnyaD* hr til ‘ C,f/1 IftlN||l. Ill'Ult’ll 10. Ulu t-,11 .igll.ll',. III, l.. . nmi i *ml disparrionalcly Its filluws: New 1 - rk Kliite llenltb Ib iu'ri I o ' iui** .dim ' v tlo e r - nr ,*,-1 Ui t lie j " Ih fh H + w f riilg rim ’ lit' *iim; gn-wn fflathers on the" Wearers.'' t d- 'n 'f i l 7 so o f . ' i l i •tiPiu.iKpiu. I ,U .M l. r t*.f I, —- „.- *,- ill, - Alit, flu,,i yv,„ g v ., ■ Tirtipa Tf.-tipi Trlbungi •Vet's, g, i at 9 Jf.ii j;,i b l Ity in-g-Vr*, Ttil'Ungt HMfn Ik i ' hit, k"'rtr,nVe».' alien In the buck , The 'M.'trlsnhaje'.IU'r in tarn i.|f i a|p|l|< :irid ■rriillu- V<bl*,u th|P' In tbl t ocl.ili.,it unit iniilnl ^prgi’iiiin ., *( jt will l«* tyti lAl«." giH'*lvil|ti ll *» >,,tisg mind' to n rin '-Ih b ' uml tlinc.' have nul Mr. I h h mt t i- >, gratidiiioth", ii b |** iii-i’.l llie |.iinphbt stroll t rather wci|*r,reil for hy our pAou *.|*p"*Hi.iil 1n Ju ik -. liviile and i n. neighbor, (alitor Fuller nf Hid) _ wv*,i..ip.t,r , "Iillt, i,nt] s.n.e li M.t ci . ilerlor . teacher* uml Tl,^ Kwh of ih ) great W.u on H r live, 'rlilrR reau.U h * vtry„ i r» .a.*( miny r,-.'cJ. Thft ’••'lit it n Iit vi* Ihm ii foil t nit rage ntent In Kt. IVtrraliarg, laireo Kvnlinrl. Hi'* way: This irstricl'on l-y lllnnrli.i-. , <>mnten,|i',l it wl'.lioitt Ih, fruit f i e * vViH^fL *1 It * V. VI, I* A mill ini’. Ki-iiu I in i lips, *1 ■ ng I*, i fruit, placed u p i* fh* activity of th* Which thrive* o„ rnimtant l.m stIs Hr. \V''lniu\ onevrn ripening t>r th» Th* sani,, riilieuli.us criticism W hH v ll •lift. Va.l" u-. chtitib organisa­ .N. well, .la te plint coinin'' h/ I wartt'l trh'rii « I kiln III,, [., I , ,.f || ,- 1 1 , 1 .n r, I " " nu1 Indicate In-,c i t o n h*| to tiunirrra* difv s * (luv mode of aviature. ffllfj" | nf ' ii rluifH1!* f*ir Biii* * j - "•'I . ' ll" WI- I- 1| I 1|], , ,'M (il ■ tion d ittr ilutcil it. wh i Im. Im i, plHttd in runi me tne r,"-tonal (bundsnet* of hn*t 1f -.’li'tics between In* peeler* and “ If Hull had inw-ndud HuyA)? hm fi julli'il 1*1 nlniu^l n iom|»li|r •etling ^i-fui i i iii ft i i 1 hen -Ur* I " line l innited n eoimnmi.l of fe-ier,1 .m i kfoii.la frull*. Ihty hive J.-m rammer- thine o;>|Mi,«*i| to r ru i rullitrr. acre of guaya or nf curfee can fly, lie would have given •thv.'J l*ed from the roPevtl-ns of rlesn ylrtory f*»r Ih »m* v Iih Ihk i»‘«i ah ml n III II ■Is-ar, i i - (It >up|sirt Ihe By throughout the TH * law n!*o nn.hibitrd a syr. fm er*. And Orlando I* Ih** Ver* •x.p» lo n w.iinuu III Virginia uml wings." , fn«m Hi. fir i Hint the* mi mtrr, IVIlH in tid unit i>r v—tii 1 1 iri. I dun beyond width "H ey Hall not culture e«,Ki lion* during IDI.1 Iem alic gathering nf nil hints year without the aid of other There is no record In tn shew th • r'lnsrkahle »iu t m . fruit* with In ii given area, thus bust fruits and form a renter for rouli! lit* m i*ml, M ** lin n The I y now ,-i mi nn lor it. Am ihiWi Miltviumiif r (y [ llM ,**tf • slnn of host fm llf rii-rnln— In n e.-,-,'iatin t nnny rxnminntlo.is th„ reinfestation of surrounding Hi* ,-ffrrt Hint (Jutl ru v , clothes romuint t«* Ik» nuliwrlh’tl. Thi- •sad It, end apparently *weie nn ■ ■ . ~ -------- -•nough. a Jury ha* , - nuclcd he, pWld . er !,*** i*buml*n"e f r the remuvcl *• they rlpcnH, areas. Notwithstanding the fort to Adam and Eve in the Harden |« u fim« I rlimit* not i*i»,v"t*» *tlv* 'm .iin i, l,i ».,)■ lie* | V.liMt* 1 1 it ft fur |«ili**lria«* .1. l" * t . r sul *h(, , an it* II.-hi*. I m heavy of Eden—tliH first v sun bath­ "■rouehoui th,. vrar In Hen .lulu. ini hi lr ftiifliiKlii. t# of 1Iti* |Nfl*H»li b:t'.| tn lit* til* h r'I ViaflllllJl *» • ills? of th ) fru it* of csrh slnpletrve. thxf tl j bulk nf the ripening ers. i. * "tn* I .ire l . h i , Mrs. Ih-m elt tin e,nd j i ,r . -n prison, Ju*i n* if lint ul i' tn tin ivorfh lit’** of flu i*i him? fllvvvr «im u «tiik n m l. TI - ptrace"r ,-r *o much ripening A* fruits ripen rapdiy in the and infprtrd Inilts ran hr rolirc. li'S 'l wl.st - li,. I ,| write,, I.. tin- she had I n n a h u r t e . lew Ttu»„ who know K'iilrtr Hen* cm A* I t* i*>* IllfcO ftUJtJCTfl I*ft*i'll' luH fruit, much of it .m t-H ip ,..., *rm'tronfc«. it proved a physiral trd except slur ng the 'mangti jsm in ,.f tl-w 1*,'^, Itc-crh ]rrt*-y. •II i i * ii u-*j ensi1 It- tn |i, toil get . n 11 , tuid ;.rnt .1 Hm k of | Hie t n<r i in winch Ihe h*s m .'le i| nossilde fo r Ih* to J lmp-»t|t lllty In Artnnce visits season, labting from May Iicndmt would rX|s* l him tn. e*p* im i.n l- . » i m.1. lie * frit tha t •niu'ty r-'r n ih po't. Jid s throURh* invvrr d*ie nut hr«l the wetning. f r u t fie t multiply with u a - i , T P7 " L ^ , »: * Trt.?*r' *‘Tcfn T**rn” Hoflih, thr t ’ftl'i July, and fruit-fly eomlhlonk uniridliv .m l thwart thw->r*l<>r frrqoent’y cnutlgr t|uestlon<h(,-' Improve,| frr.ni the ]h* cllniki, and this ip what ho wi» *l*„ of the best tilings . : it . prared* r'.rd H rldity and t the umil ■ Huston Transcript. t*l'» Oirct* Hni: tirru*, f«il *.l 9«» r*i ♦imnliai 1 ,1 Jnfc#t#*i) (niit* fr:ni •riindA' standpoint of thr nam eriril abortThe thin i- a ili-i it r e l i the .■ . —.. , tiro tin- Hfniti* I * rondrHih i » ■it d !■ Im i i »i-r i ec*n, nmt op. u • “1 h e r ,. should ’ l-*, a is***’ • FH* '* * ***>*<*' dsnee of duult filet, the-Im port­ di m g’, g it was | r.n rd in u l ule onli. n V . e ra unly I, ■Itm k 'ii ( n Mm mnilr « lin i h 1 a tab . tax liifliws'lh'rivfloh'. Uut*' I k . ' r i t " lin t . r:nd cr uM ew 1 *> MphJrl f.irm, ant fact tvmsin* that th e ‘number tin*, ih.- h i lu-r e m i t , will ipct-d w«n Cryinif m l tipairM th«* I'ctlr* rurt, artlflrlnl rartrol mes.urvs i “KI '•*. "p * dsiwroltj o. n Au li< rtlie* of the J'. II. C l ily n v r is c li., -■k'"( Ite ts |*aJ *brub* u llono- o f fruit flips that suert-ed Hr tiifiiitri- In * m» uf m l m «*nt tii S h J MatL1" ^ j T O t r t d XC ^ *»*• *& f j^ ji f t i h s T n I'/, I* ( K J *C*se will) which reaching maturity. I* sufficIflBt'y r fl*IN)pr oiwllyip Wi> ? iL * it tflu Uncurbed by elf. lirg e An llfftri. pOctVANK K s t f If (lu) in tU ii fH»*i'al«*r, wi'l i** li fruit isilh ai, ,tbu cltjr. Ill JF lq 111 .Is* r -F” dbaflyx guw. gi'hc'* 1Harai ks ,‘ O-hjl fl-til 'ln!lt *' F-’I^Hqna. ctnditlura. find* fruit for fM al ylpenlng pipanll'c .>With l.e tM w .in lyrr ijs dp to |.- il"iie d ne in . M W -. T ,ik> m** v. )#*t»ted In-.fp r-i fT *V '| gr, n $ r : crltirS/j* **i« . r tll« -a , Hlen, I tfll’irc’ flin ’ ni'V hr milfi y ear, might • thdriplr ‘H He hAC n . | w l i n i t * U i y M t ' during anp day of t ^ 7 i v t u^d'*r m u .'.,n be iliy wyp»e'iu»np ( . On rondlllonj. wu^M, n* ( haTe to 1*4 puW for self, often mile# from low a v i n *he. RaV. I t J s , ^ «U 1 d tc,..rtideh rif” n'S. d L P, 7 ! ! . * s h in will I IJJliaip Jn n V g l wstk.’ fr ndils island) are are trerrou tForougMy ovrr- suiiirihlng aH.ipVAt <hV luipotttty, lvU lfr w o r th lw m 6ft«* ItinnVi’ Ml the fn ti 'TThills liiljiw -*r two per cctll cent If Is ftlU altugvlhcr wurth srtmone of or nit'fu* "'C fH 'O frft# Itifttx tglits v,,f . *'• ........................... draw -hl» I 'ljl^jpA a lftufhprr. fVsts f r i e n ' huge free* of ' fun with .llf, , fruit fly. and th b uf Women’s person*, wh ch would It apprati Uml the Floriih, !■ ■■ ‘ "pie* galore r*f (be rugin-ktcd saving. ; whh'l, hnvj. t-*cap-4.^epHivaHAa thr i.u i- i f t e r l'r l'i. lll ilitio i. nturh .iturim-1 oyer . I ■flr*. aare nnmvruu*.’ upp app'ie* quite as tnurh to the not bs humodrst If turn'* mind* ir nemerous. 1ard 11!•eft Iii Allb',14 itsure IAl"AT I.*1 d L'k),**)U S'*-iuncnlt A is,r*All, 1 V I*1 , I thr 'vtriuta. Th'flts. have ad over valid tall ' V* •■h b'iy'* u tMliut ^ the AUggesitd bill, 'rid* flood *uf prupaggadij \V,ie a ik ie s tax Hi > uti'u-r* ril *rd uncult.vkM„ ereas. O f such 'srge tree* beneath which tn- t-nava scrub. In pxstufej or tava »Sn- a ct to filtfy . mu*, be lO'tini.* sumi-hwiy a prrl- tax it mhjshi t>r*v0 th* e la tio n of flows and In mountain guirf.-s AH their- lltt’e way* notwith­ nlc* lav l-.ll/ a* vvili.i >« Iti I * I* ty . Wbo il is, nr prwlyeV'|a v. - ing problem, bui fop H or. fo rts, the common guava d* the fested fru its may b« gathrrxxt a* within city limits. Hv far Ute H am K ltw ltr IhiimlH-d his rath wruk tn ih* year yet the standing, Kt. K etcnburgi is very moat al undent, Jt iis> taken potI uUiiii i.itbng for nn “(tu■,ti-.(.> whni i.-tlo l, idea, The T.tnra ,|onI (da, or any other >l.ilc,t tu j J v n I pete i.l the buy but hi) k**neiv (argrr proivortion of the hyst t n s n e oo tall and Iwittla thst nrvuj of its girls, and unletria] test ion uf the r"ad*i(lcx pssturts, I Ma li > tax under pri o si ’ I n liar, d .rre-d that lid* ha* lion" of large* sum* • f mumy • ini n0! I.ivow. no insnortar. ran remove the trees and shrubs are grown more “sunheck" drrs* gels into ovr e l vresnt town l.*ts, mountain gult » hike l o ii rai.,.1 ’’ , *.1.jein net il, Irovrl lb lr ronflile-,--,To I . tie the merchants of tliei t.'<n, lias (he gypearanud'hf ( J u n riivs and hiHiiiles. nml even err- fru’ts before Ihty ripen. One fe r pmtAction fram the tropic politics, alt csc-itMun, sl ut i in him :,e,| have or. oulintU’ rc |as a of f.trbt'ng ihi i bn I 1 , lute , p-i d -ui Ii a treasure. Thr) cronptalc folly. How many aula- vices <>n rreripkes. Ho easily vs t .1 In H(U has 13 host tiers sun snd for tb-.ir urnamental ho Isft 4s- the res, of tsln i.l t-in brail o f kevrr.l ' U this divlnncr flum Ti.lb.l,.. ole •ni m l lo u dug so. Were II pi, hilt . . »ay, uuubl hu |iuukit*«l d*rs the p*am grow frtun seed from ru t.) :.n r * .t Idtrf. t p ' ^ aIo^ th«n for Iheir fruit*, ‘ l i r g e state. -i 1' 1 till tt.lll. { w -a ml uii)unr who nmkv ■ iht- eonrtrd i r ui.Ut.I" djutdlek* <u' fn ni Florida dealers if „ two |nr on ihueuugttly distr'bntrd are ]he>e te rm ;, c* -rnfelii b> added number* o f th4. host fru 'ts are w h" rls * flaunt,a in.vrrnmental l l ip. in m ailer haw It Ip ii-ulr, , l*i,| I) Into uiuny liualnesse* nnd cent sales hail to he paid when and It g » to be eip er*,d - Uniform :'t'l semis hv n t t l r . birds, and ms.w ether* in wh rh tf-» rt- "o r rdihW. The drstrurtieB of Imst auth 'rily. u v mirud ns bead of will agree that ii is a longway* |might n *i:t, In putting a number Hi* »*„>e machine rauhl lie Imught man. tin t it is seldom th at In movel n f fra ils J i equal!)’ Im- ' vegetarian is out of |f-e question s ip lrW y jB g regulation* are dsbit ennynnrv I »* sm-) , f *urh runTUP <he fi«U * of aatil It can hy proved Hint Jormi -mHrtW. I t would save t'm e and I f ; , i f I hens out of budhesa. llut w e , J,u t H er the Florida line, in Heur- thd ^ra.and*. except in vrrv and fr**H ra»tr. Often duel. 1*. (• J 'rky for Kiar'nlr (hut - - i t rather Imk* to ns (list ||*H a bush cannot be /quad the star apple, ftp Inftan v. rip- i werlh-Whke ailvTvtar^v«e«D be esp rn w ts runhoUdaks and. park, Im Mir, , f , , , , 1^ , o „ , they gia, n-lnus th* two |v»r cent? no R u l.fe lie r w is after bit tlure 1* a rj^ h y *. tn rrml , ,( , m ml ' u li trr«w t fribriif. To 'c u t i!ow-n * dll Ijost F i.it l„ U still in larxe m eat. w.(Ji*n * sisiw's this w. la poet- rning gi i h , |»ih BCAlp, hut then directors of Kin with th s It Is made up of time* hate t i i .r ,, an)thtng 1 kr 9160,do pqt V iT .until l e u after l ie ) ;t t e t * in ; - llhnojnla. - q| present pmhentty *aduw‘ th* airnusl e*w- • *n n *i' and muunUia gulthr#. favorablo to a sale, tax, lulhi-r 000—wo believe that i h A - l * the ur,- * pioneer stats, llut she can lerener*tm trhlforrf marrisgW, dfl . clair ro rsrrn * aryn’t plarril .in a bs » l i i i m c l up; and Until aftep y./. at •• elevsilon m, vepy / * vocable Kght hg roadon- that, of those opposed to it. Every amount that lias be«n n)*nt1one^ hardly afford to ta rty the pjpweer. fee vorce. traffic, funking law a^ -L6u '4 where A y U e ith j wsny I s p r a ,.'1 — , partiru «r|y, w ! itiariydW mail bring* us letters'an d clm i- — for tho puniose of flgpHpg ft. Un business Into the sale* tax * F -from Strong w u u tl.M d well in have . ro«tu Urn endorsing th* proposal and As ha* been here Mid I'rfrW . d. frd, the guivas mey twcosos frahi i — — r LKT GIRIsS WEAR ’EM -t AN aaiaziNt ; VICKI)Ict i win K bW �4 9 A n d us. P e r s o n a l A c t iv it ie s M I S S M A B O A R E T P E T E R S , B o d e t y • E d lla r Social Calendar Mias Thrasher Given Shower Wednesday Personals P roIr School Will Give Two Act Play "Aunt Billie From Texas,*’ a to act fare# comedy, sponsored by th« Paola Parent Teachers Association, will ha presented on Friday evening at 8 o’rirok at tha Wilson School in Paola. Tha seen* o f the play la laid- in a fashions bis hotel In 'New York City wher,. a party of girls with a very atrlet rhaperune, arc spending a short time. •■Rush’* Owens, a friend of on, o f th* girls, d'sgulses himself as Auut Billie from Texas and plant t» ghapemne the girls for one eve­ ning. A t t h . entrance o f the real Aunt RII1I# tome amusing situation* arlsib-. The emit InrNues: "Rush Owen*, dsgulted aa Aunt M ill*, Harold Kaatnar. ^ re p p e r Sorrell*. Jam e* S teak - ‘ Mrs. W. A. Fltta III, Mias MR. d m ! Hand and Mis* Paulin* The many friends <4 Miss Eva Wallace enterta ned with a Ward will reg ret to team that oh« bridge party and kitchen shower la III a t her home on Cameron on Wedntsdy afternoon * t tha Avenue. home o f Mr*. FiU * in Loch Ar­ bor, honoring Ml** Loulre Thrash­ Ralph Warren Is expected to re ­ er, a recent bride-elect. Four turn Friday night from Jackson­ tables h f players and a number ville where he la spending some of tea guest* were Incited to bo tlmd attending to business Inter­ , i with Miss Thriller and a t th# ests. •i■ * ................ ...... .. tea hour th tlr g-’f t * war* brought Mr. and Mrs. G. r . E llio tt and Unde Dick len *in g , R, C. In hy little W aller Meriwether, aon, Edward, le ft Thursday—fur dreraed In a ehePa costume, who Dayton, O. where they will spend Foil*. Dr. Harwell, A arm Douglas*. presented them to th * honor tha summer mem |is. Je rry , the hell hop. Garland guest. Mr.. WUIftii* let t T h *r— Show. High score priaa, a framed p e- day morning fo r Los Angeles, Cal. Officers, Jnhn Sutton and Jean ture. was awarded to Mlaa Love a f i ir * r * n 4fa,f the w inttr mcn’. k* TIMer. Mis* Rrliuly, Miss France* Turner while low score prlae a hero wit's 1 >: nljc.< Mrs. Ili-y G. Pearson,_____ .__ while tea apron, was presented la W illiam s,-448 E lliott Aronuc. The real aunt Billy, Mlsa K atl* Mias Elisabeth Knight. Mr*. C. F o *. ________ J . Meriwether eu, high and_____ was > Mr*. S . S . Baumel.and children, Constance Norhury, Mr*. Pearl tha recipient o f »* novelty Jard in -! Mr* A. Zelmenovllx and Julius Robert*. . i Zelmenovits motnml tu Silver Betty Richardson, Mr*. Ijtro ld lam containing a fern.' The Women*# Missionary Soci­ A pastel eolar achama seas ca r­ Spring Thursday where they spent Knstner. Edith Woods, lad* Knight. , ety of the K.rat M*thodl#t Church ried out by the gladioli, snap th* day. Edne Russell, Grace Spink*. srtll have Its monthly businesi dragons jjn d verbena which war# Catherine Windsor. Mildred Al­ Mr*. Lealle Hill, and daughter — ,»# # .m eeting at 3:30 o'tfccb I n 't h e arranged In v ise * nd bowls about < thur tha roams, and by tha ta li’ea Louise, <4 Orlando, aV* spending len. church auditorium. Agnes Morey, Mrs. Mdel Jones. . lt Circle Number Poor o f the which were dasigned as brides in ssveral dsV* here with l ie formeEatUfs- Hawkins.— peal el shades, e r’a mother-in-law,— Mr* F rn M tl Mu T i n t Baptist Church *111 meet et Refreshments srer* Served by Krupp, OIO Park Avenue. MUSIC WEEK 3:30 o ’clock with ■ lir a . Sarah Stewart at her home on Mellon, the hoateesea to th# following Word haa heen received here Mias Louisa Thrasher, honor National Musfc Week whteh be­ vllle Avenue. guest, Mr*. Robert Thrasher, that Mis* Kadie Walanen, who has gin* on Sunday. May l>. la being G ir ls Number Seven o f the Mrs. Karl Kchnlta, Mra. Roy G. been crilicslly III In JaekaoorllU-, sponsored bar# hy th* Music De­ r*t Baptl*t Church will meet Williams, Mrs. Ralph Stevens, I* rapidly Improving and expect* partment o f the Woman’s Club. airs, william Jennings and 41 M rs., William Jenntn th Mrs. w . T. Wheel*##, jllO 4he t to return h e r, Ift the near future. Mrs. W. L. Hanley, chairman of Misses E l i abet h Knight, Marga “ ------rOak Avenue, at 3:30 o’clock. the department, announced today el Zachary, Parry Lee Ball, Ruth Orel# Number One o f the First Hand, that she wished all orpanlrallon* Love Turner, Margaret B ahtlst Church will meet with Coa, Virginia Barber ann Mar­ and clubs «4 th# city to. Include l h s .. A D Rosier, 30.1 E a st Twen- garet Peter*. Tea guests In. luiUJ music on their program for the ty-flr#t Street at 3 o'clock. M i*. I). L. Trhashrr. Mr*. coming week. W. D.Ilh'rm anha* The member* of the Senior R. Y , Mr*. C. Circle Number One of the P r*». Robert T . Thrasher. volunteered to present a radio Meriwether, Mra, W. B. P. U. o f the first Baptist Church bytfrlan Church, Mrs. O. H. J . reewert from tlir band shell .on Miller, Mra. J . D. Wood, entertained with a party on Tues­ flrorfn, chairman, will meet with Sunday afternoon apd the music ru ff, Mr*. J , U la v s o n and Mlaa day evening at the home o f Mia* M l*. Graham Hunter, 17U0 Park department ' will give a musical Florence Flower* Etsle W hittle, 11(1 French Avenue, Avenue #1 4 o’clock. pingram on Thursday of next honoring 11, K. Mcl.anr, one Of C Ire la Number Two of the Preaweek. Other plena and program* the group captains, who eapect to h jterlan Chuich. Miss Let tic will he announced at r. later date. Caldwell, chairman, will meet at leave some time this week for 4 ’ o'clock with Mrs. C. M. Boyd, points in Mississippi and Nevada l401 Magnolia Avenue. The following program was pre­ where ho will mdkc hi* future • Circle Number Four of the home. Presbyterian Church, Mrs. W. C. sented on Wednesday morning by During the evening various Erickson, chairman, will meet with the pupils of the East Ride Pri­ mary School in the school audi­ games and contest* were enjoyed M lis Mary Dunn who ha* been M is. W.S . Brumlry, Celery torium In honor of Mac- Day and Miss France* Johnson and 111 at her home is t»> be out again. Avenue a t 4 o'clock. The la k e Mary CJhamber of Circle Number Five o f the Pres- and Child Health Day Albert Huff gave several readings I P rayrr Song— School. bytrrian Church, Mr*. Jam es Gilfor the entertainment o f the Commerce will meet Monday, May 2. Twenty.third .P sjlm —School. Ihn, chairman. Will meet with Mrs. A t a late hour rvfrrah- 0th at 8 P. M. at the Chamber ol 3. Song, “ Welcome, Sweet guests. J i C. Glhbt, 00.1 Magnolia Avenue, menta srer, .erved hy Mis* Whittle Commerce building. 4 o’clock. Springtim e"—School. The Lake Mary Improvrmrn' 4. Reading, “Apple Blossoms" from the dining room which wi» Circle Number Eight o f the derorated for the creation . with Society will meet at the Chamber Presbyterian Church. Mra. Thrash, — Mrs. J . C. Mitchril . v , chairman, will meet with Mr*. C. Apple Blossom Dance—le u - quitotitlea o f Master lilies, petun­ of Commerce building on Friday. May 3rd at H V. M. • *A E. Henry, Rose Court, at 4 l*e Parrish. ias and other Spring flowers. Mr. and Mra. Frank Evana and 8. May Day Douco— Second iThcse invited to ho present with ,T b * Business Woman's Circle, Grade. Mountain Mr. MrLane were. Mr*. A. M. children motom l tu « * * Perry Leo Bell, chairman. 7. Song, “ liv e ly M ay"—Third Walker, Mrs. F. It. Whittle, Mrs. la k e last Sunday. Will meet with Mias Gayle M ar. Graide. John Reeve* spent several d*V» George W. Huff, the Miasea Iris #0*1 at her home on Union Ave8. Reading, "May Song"— l<#tB ritt, Annie Laurie Jowers, Mary last week at Quincy on butinrsi nuo at 4 o’rock with Miss Betty tie Sharp. Antosh and Mrs. R. C. Maxwell 0. Sang, “ Robin, D ear"—School. Appleby, Lor Inc Franklin, K ath­ and alto visited relatives wldlr aa hostesses. 10. Health Song— First Grade, leen Calhoun, Emma law Josrtra there. TU ESD A Y Mr*. Vngh b is delivered three In­ Lucille Ec.hols, Franses Johnson, 11. Health Play—Third Grade. Social Department o f the W o. lecture* before th e . 12. Daisy Dance—Juyre Hunt Helen Wilson, Minnie Best Echols, teresting man’s Club will have its usual and Lawilse Parrish. Bessie Boyre, Essie Whittle and Parent-Teacher association a t the| bridge party at 2:10 o’clock in the 13. Flag S alu te-Sch o o l. Ben Steele, Charles Calhoun. aehoolhous* IVis week, and will club room, with Mrs. T. A. Tat14. Flag Song— School. Douglass King, Irving McLane, apeak Friday gfternuon. May 3rd A t the conclusion o f the pro­ Arthur Johnson, teiwon, Mr*. H. M. Rumbley and E. W. Calhoun, gram the children and parents David McNab, rind Albert Huff, Mr*. J . M. Ilayea as hostesses. the school Th* AUthean Class o f th * First marched out to Baptist Church will hold its grounds where they formed meathlv __ a __ . . . _ ~ , circle around the trs * which was FRIDAY ' Th# A m trltm Legion Aaxillary Wffi bold It* monthly meeting at 4 o’clock at dm haras a t Mrs, K. ft. fttovr, on Cameron Arenua. Prominent epeakera on the v »fofabl# and fn d t sltoatlon will gif# on* definite Information a t th* Ohnlrn Otob a t 10 A. IH. a t tb a City Hall. Th# public la cordially melted to fan p teien t. *« SUNDAY. Tba A iM fiean Legion and lb * Am erican!, oglon Auxiliary will bald a j otnt dotrex conference at tba Legion H ot a t 11 A. M. Lunch, aon will bo served a t 1 o’clock |t th e Sanford Yaclr, Club. All member* are Invited to be prysent. M O N D ATCalled meeting o f the S t. 'Affiee Guild at 3:30 o’clock at the pari eh house. K ,cl 2 Mr. McLane Honored With Party Tuesday Pupils Give Program In Observance OfDay LAKE MARY K i v r . ’S k n .’siU’rs; dedicated •i“ - «at **»■ .»*•«••• this time to T. W. vritk M r*. W.A. Zachary, Mr* D. f. law ton, superintendent o f the G arrett, Mra, Yancey and Mrs. county schools, with a very Im­ Palm er a* hostesses. pressive program. Mr. l^wton repondnl with a short talk, a f­ ter Whirh the ceremony was brought to a rinse. Mra, Perkins Hostess To Club Wednesday Mr*. B. L. Perkins entertained 4»# member* o f th# Every Other Waek Club and other friends with a bridge party on Wadasaday * ftemoon a t her. home. 304 Mag5*olla Arenue, ‘With Mlaa Mary ^ ^ *• 1 1 Of Tam aa, who la the Uh*e# g w a t nf h er sister, Mrs. MB ■ D. Caldwell, aad Mlaa Carrie ~ l e i * Jones, the guest o f her alate r, Mrs, E . H. A shcraft, aa hon­ e r «u**ta. Mlaa Powell and Mis* Jena# w ar, presented with laven­ der and yellow georgette hand­ kerchief# as g_n* from the haul**#. Each priaa was wrapped In lavender paper and t> d with P*B#w satin. fcevural p ro fts ss lu u bridge W fr* enjoyed during th * after, *oan a t th* conclusion of whirh high score prise among th# (M a ts a la vender linen lunchm u set was given tu Mra. II. ft. Laws and high acot* prise* a mao, th* club member* ware At th* tea hour, an Ire course, W. A. L effler and Ml** ■owlsr. 'Those present Mra. FWvd Palmer. Mr*. J Wight. Mra. W. A . F lu * Mr*. J 1 * Brow** Mrs. M. rkrgtal. Mra O n OeWwsll. f e ^ S a T * * W ight, _ . Mlaa Mary e f Tampa. Mlaa Carri* _ #•**, M i*. E . H. A shcraft, Mra F . ft. BouaalBaL Mra. J . O. B u m , Mra. K A Mawman.’ Mra. C E. ^Mjrsr*. M/w- H. B . Level*. A. L effle r a n d ' Mias Child Health Day was ohaerva'l by the pupils o f th * W *«t Bide Primary School im Thursday morning in th * school auditorium. Tha following program waa giv­ en 1. Song, "A m erica"—School, 2. Pledge. "T o Our F la g "— School. , 3. Schrtpture— LICnow Y# Not That Y# Are th * Tempt* of OodT"— Principal. 4. Talk, “Health Through Play" —Mira Low* Turner. A. Story, “ T h* Boy and Hla ’ P e ts '— Mlaa Ju lia (season. 6. Good Health Gam*— School. 7. Song. "W# Are Health Cru­ sader*"—School. «. Stary. -T h * MBk F a ltlr e '— Mrs. Stephenson. 8. “May Fluarar*’ by Brownflatd—Fourth G rad . Rhythm Or­ chestra. _________________ • Missionary Society Meets Last Monday Miss Hopkins Weds J . Monroe _ Calhoun f COtO R A marriage or much interest to th e 'r many friend* in Sanford wu* that o f Apr. 4 when Miss brid* of J . Monro* Calhoun at Kathryn llopkln* became the a quiet rrreinonv at tha Orange Court Apartment* in Orlando, WRh the Rev. S. W. llu ffe r o f. Gristing. Tha LrliV, who la the daugh­ ter o f Mr. and Mr*. K. J . Hop­ kins, form ally of Hanford, wore printed chiffon ensemble o f pow­ der blu« Ith hat. shoes and other accessories of blrge. She lived IMOOUDOOO. hare for a number o f yrare und POR.TABLI attended the public schools both « i i h 4 » a n Hs in Jacksonville and In Sanford. KANtUVAO\K5YM M kH y Mr. Calhoun la from Columbus, Ca., hpt Is at present connected ith the Atlantic Coast Line U n d erw o o d T y p e w r it e r Co. Railroad In Trilby, where tha T . E . H o le y , Ite p r e e e n la ttv e coupl* will mak« their home, a f­ ter a wedding trip at point* on 15 8 . M a in H t. P h on e 5877 the Kaat Coast. O rla n d o , F l a . T h * program msating of the Woman's Missionary Society t h * , F irst Methodist .Church met on Monday afternoon at th* church Mrs. C. H. Smith lad the devotional, with tha earn. »*»rcle* that waa used a t th * opening moating e f the annual conference o f the Woman's M asleeary ,8 a jm tjr- which waa > «U ruamtHr U CUarw aur. Sh * waa amis tad hy Mrs. A. K . Shoe maker. Mr*. Sam Jones, Mra. U B Uteri* aad UttW Mlaa EUaahath T a m a r. Mrs. A . 1C Shoe maker, who was tha delegate from lha mis­ sionary society o f Sanford, than CHATTANOOGA, Tbam, May gav* a d*tailed aatouut o f the caofereac* a fte r which ah* wan 1 — (IN S )— Tau children w m lajured. two probably r i m a ' rising vote o f thank* by baa carry50 The George Washington Jacfyonvillo, Qla. aoauT m am u iw a u -w RADIO IN EVERT ROOM The Coolest Hotel in the South Six Blade CeUtng Fane Summer Doon •Cold Air-Ice Waur -Tub & ShowerhaEvery Room RATESi K g ,.I.O S . k. 1,1. w.l |. . *. .,1 n vl , A us . ua th* installation o f the new miniFR IE D R IC H SIIA FEN , M *v 2. traffic waa amSng star Rev. J . Erwin Wherry, assist­ ii*. Dr. Hugo Eekeuvr^ e ed by Dr. Shepherd, Dr. Moor, and — (IN S )— Wilb 28 passenger* mender o f the airehio was at -board, the Gr-.f Zenntlln oarrd Rev. Sagrave*. Th->#e attandlug helm when the ceppelln left tb i. this meeting were; Mr. and Mr*. aloft at f i :l l A/ M. >olay un a . * •«’ Guy Wyman s n i Durthra, Miss Bight to Vienna m.d back. Dr. gtounds. Lola K cr.ru cn. Mis* Thelms Lowell, Mr. Bam Cochran, Jam es Cochran, Boss W hitiker, Martin Nelson, Donald Anderson, Mbs V7 Christine Cole, Gordon Cole, lira . E lm rr llyotliane. Miss Eth-1 (A Fa;re (’umrdy) llyotlalne, Mr. and Mr*. Jam e* Thompson. Sponsored hy I’aoln, I*. T. A. ' The Lake Mary orchestra Is going to rCvt* a ennri rt Tuesday May 7lh. ThP pruceetb tu gn for Fijday, May ,1rd. SDK) music. The men* club o f the l a h . Mary OamimmUr " ra e w .jy -..r» y a.'d e ri ■ *—#■ .V» * I *• .. ing at the church <>n Thurwlay. Tho eluh is going to hat,, a special meeting Wednesday night, May : 1st. with llie ladies a* honor1 --------------------------------:---------- ------- *------ v r . B 1 V Sim iarerp guests- — ........ . ................. A congeninl p arty - enjoying > -* | wt-ner ronst at Robinson Bprln To Ntghi | on Saturday evening was Sir. ■ Mr*. Chester Saunders. Mr. a 7„ , , Robert True, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Musgrave. Harry Wing ha* rw-anlly pur­ chased a house and two lots taik,, Mary nr.d is enlarging si for imotedble occupancy. M ad am e M y td crn .. SerresH O f T h e The home of Mr. nnd Mrs. W. M. ^ M y a llr W orld H o nn d — True was the scene of a fan party on Monday evenim:. ' * T H C Kri- and Hear friend* and neighWirs r s llc l to them a pleasant journey llroadsummer. Mr, and Mr*. True Tuesday for their home In Ame«- 1 m t h e * ‘r T| m .a u d k t t e vote o f thanks 1o Mr. True, who ! ha* been an active worker in t ’O L I I E R T rhurrh and w'.to vnluntreml a ( r\7m m n u n t k d w a r I) G. ■aid th , new hamlw.MMl flmir it • TALKING new rhureli Refre.hm en'a ■ q u im n o Hi n s o n served by Mr*. Robert True after a pleasant evening. An rntrrtalnmi-nt will lie given at kl,M' *rbo<dhouse <n Tue*ay evening by the school children. In t charge of Mr*. Emma ly n isn . Two one art play* with niusleal num­ ber* hetv#-en have lieen arrangd ami mi admissljn or ten an d fiftteen cetila will U- chargcl. v AUNT BILLIE FROM TEXAS At Wilson School, Paola, Fla. i . - ADMISSION 10c AND 25c THRILLS! TREMORS! SURPRISES! ,.M p I SEE and HEAR News M1LA NE | ( ’omedy Hrinir Ymip Cliurulw In! lira. Dumas IlostesH To Club Wednesday The member* of B e Afternoon l e a lliiplirate (Tub were hono-cd wljh n bridge party given on Wednesday afternoon by Mr*. T. I- Bunin* at hrr home on Pi*1 1. A venue. % High score*.at tbe conclusion o f the gamV* wvre held 4>v Mr*. I.oy E. Symes and Miw. II. M. P*Pwt.ilh, and ol toe lea hour n salivl mill *n Ice , ours,- wvre served hv lb,- bodes- tu (he fidlowinc Mrs. Iloy F. Symes, Mis. W. T. l-ingley. Mr*. W. M. Kent I, Mr*. I!. J . Holly. Mrs. G. I. Imucks, idr*. George Witmer, an,| Mr*. II M. I’apworth. W a t e h G r o c e r ’s windows for Puritan Malt. The store that features Puritan Malt gives you quality at a fair price. riTan Dickson-Ives Co. (HtANUK A V E N U E . O ltl.AN DO BABY W EEK MAY 6th to 11th —a ll q u a lity b ecause It’s all b a rley t - Falls Will Pbotuyrni|ih Haliics! I E O Fnllrt nf FnlU Sludln. flrluuiln, will Im1 in the h IhiIiv ilipuitm enl iluriiix IWiy Week H l.i Ui daily nnd will iimke u pert m il. -1 \ ii , in ,ii-n nf Imtiia-v uj» t« II vi'nnt ut ? l . 8|H*eTtl. W rits liirkmitt-lven Haliy l)t*|wtrlmviit lit Mice m r ii|i|Hiintmi’ti>. Nttraea fnmi Orunge fn-ncml lltiH|iiljil will lie in Iho Itaby di'lxitTniriil "J to ft daily i In ring Unliy Wre-k to weisli Rallies, and to advise with mill bent. Ador­ able little frurka, ImiIi Iic I h, Undies, stK'k.a, Insilre-H anti Sifts will Ik ready for adorable babies . . . d j brins yours in! Ilnbylaml, Tltinl Floor, DicksonIves do. . HOME BY SEA BOSTON PH ' Church Group Elects O ffidalsJFor Year Th# Rosary Confraternity or All SuuPs Catholic Church held Its usual bust cess masting on Mon­ day ovening a t > o'clock In th# pariah hall fo r th * purpose of electing officers for th* coming yaar. Aa there waa a quorum pres­ ent lha following o fficers ware by acclamation: Mrs. F iaak MsMch president Mr*. Elmo Grad irk. treasurer, and Mrs. Mary Mlckler, aarretayyTh# retiring officer*, Mra G. C. F r lk w i. Mia* A rank* Takaeh and Mr*. M lckler war* preload by all present and g rising vote o f thanks to Mra. Fallows, form er president. . , __ r ' TE N A B E H URT a t 3 P. M. All «.f me P. T. A. and all Interesting cltlieu * •fa asked to come out and hear thee* worth-while lecture*. Those leaving during the week for point* ln the north w«re;Mr. and Mrs. Aldrn Moody, Sstlsbury, Mata: Mr. and Mr*. William True, Salisbury, Mas*: Mr. and Mr*, tohn 8t*ub«*. Aiken, S . C. Mrs. Mary Thompson. Butler, P a . and rrmnd-daughter, Mis* MeVy Ellen H end ere an, New Castle, Pa.t Mr- 1-eon Pickering entertained at bet uome, Thursday evening in hinur of Mr*. Ilomer Gleason. A f. ter • social evening refreshment* of punch and eahrs was served by the hostess, assisted by Mra. Wal­ ter Flanders and Mr*. Robert True. Those present were; Mrs. Ilomer Gleason, Mrs. O, J . Miller, MrvWilllam Musgrave, Mrs. Etmar Hyotlalnc, Miss Ethel llyotlalne. Mr*. W. E . Cole. Mr*. A. F-. S ^ ^ r M r A K ay MnwelU Mr*. I*. D. Anderson, Mr*. Harry Wing, M iti Ruth Henderson, Mrs. Guy Wyman, Mrs. I^nn Pirkrrtnir. Mrs, Rnlw-rt T ru - and Mrs. W alter Flsindere. Mr.nnd hire. Jnm e* Thomps-m and children. Mrs. Mary Thompson and Mr*. W. E. Cob- motored *,» Mountain l,*ka on Monday. Mr*. Roherl True ami Mr*. William True were ho#* *>sr* Wednesday aftrrniHin tu thi-Ijulle* Aid Society at the home of Mis. R oU rt Tru* nn Crystal l*ik>- A te. The meeting was presided ove r hv the president. Mr*. W. E. t ’jl e and waa ops'nnl with * devotional ser­ vice In ehargr of Mra. Frank Evans. A commit!*',- ’ rnnslallng of -klr». P . It. Andcewow-nd-MreWnttrr blandrrs was appointed In see about rurta ns for the windows behind the pu'plt. Thus* present were: Mrs. M. V. Evans. Mr*. Frank Evans. Mr*. Is-on Picker­ ing, Mrs Rov Hnwell, Mrs. Cla)tb> Slone. Ml** Ethel llyotlalne, Mr*. Elmrr lly -Jh ln e . Mrs. Mary TTmmpson, Mist Mary El en llendrrsun. Mrs. A. E. Slollnm , Mrs. John Reeves, Mr*. Guy Wyman, Mr« Walter Flanders, Mi*« Villa Mott. Mr*. I1. D. Anderson, Mr*. W. E Coir. Mrs. WIB'am True Mre. Rolicrt True and Mr*. John Kill*. Mr*. W aller Ehtnder* nchn twIcdges receipt of the fnllowiny books ilonaled to the Lake Mary Public Library by Mr*. William True: “Jub'« Niece" by G rarr Livingston Hill « "bi»ler Sue" hy Eleanor 11. Porter “The Magic Gsfrden" hyOrlic S(r.itiun Porter “The Boarder up nt Km l*" by Anice Trrhune ”Th« I’rofessors Diirnis'* by Noble "Am- of th^ Islund” liy L. M. hlontgumigy. A number uf young people "t ■ Irndeil the young |ieo|de's relig­ ious conference* Tuestln, nigl l the West minister rhtirrh ul *ir‘ n.lo. A picnic supeer and |>t-ogniome was enjoyed after which llev. BALTO *■ 'Y * .. A It’s as simple as setting a watch Yet tbe remarkable new Frigidalre Cold Control allow* you to regulate tbe frees* log time ia tbe Ice tray* exactly as you regulate the cooking time in your ovens N sv lo w p rie s# -* (mail 4tposit, aacuras i Aailw ir o f Frigidalre (a your boms. Ask far book* «M a#< Claud H. Wolfe, Inc. • ISO N. Orange Ave. Orlande FLORIDA PO W ER & LIGHT CO. ’-1 NEW SHIPS PNOM JACKSONVILLE E C O N O M IC A L R E S T F U L bccai m i n e In s p r in g m m a n d a a l t a i r . . . A u to m o b ile s a t G R E A T L Y re d u ce d r a t e s . . . T b r o u g b f a n % l e d e d l a g a k l y - n l l i t o a ll p o i a t e . , P B I L A . M o n d a y !, T h tirad e j a ; B A L T O . a a d B O S T O N 8 e a d a y o , H n m d a y i - - 5 p . AL MERCHANTS A MINERS SIS a . P in t 81. Hanford - �% Novel l^efres hm ent Sta n d Formula Is Gi itrus fVirft* Juices ’ r tlA W tb 'A T W ObflBOtlfET,' h / l.-T tw novel r*sn l brttt by on crrtiard o xn jr h ;rr to dl-paro ot hU »poles and rider. The clover *dapUUo;> ct ea kirplanj Iras proud a b u tju ii getter with Ura p ilin g tourist trade. The stand D at Diamond lit!). . Presents First Game o on lo Governor l.wlth any student who might ■' a nervous trouble without Png Nm out of town." gked how h* stood oft roPege g- owning ,t)ielr own earn, fc i It HIm not excited about that." ad If h j thought rollrgea sld be more strict with atu to, ha declared: No.’*’ The tendency lx In get ^ from forcing rludenla lo 5 a t t - t h e m * * l m ngnlnst- li cit IL What aludenta need mere nlucet'nnnl opportunities I lee a eompulalon." [lean HotrUn* assume* .Id* Ilka e r president nf the Uni* fb rtlty of Chicago on July 21. ■ a la married and haa one doughMr, Frencce. three year* old. Hln lE tfe. formerly M *« Miude PMlpa McVeigh, |i a graduate of fe e Tala Bchonl r* Fine Arts. T|u "boy dean" himself wa» graduated from Yale In 11)21. Hr rtrved with the amlmlxnco rorp* In Italy during the World War Sad waa decorated fur bravery. G ib s o n R ap s J ; L im ita tio n * H e ld By C c n v ic t M iam i I n C ops { W . H. LO N G M A R K E T 221 K. FIRST ST. Elton J. Mo-jghlon Architect First Nnt’l Bank Bide. Sanford. Fla. dache Relieved without “doaing." Rub oo visas INKS A WAY TO TOP ATTACKS OF FITS J j Report* err rccvivtd of * r 1 -^ ^ »«lii« U aataiaaLU tal.apili'Pll *. ■U t* h«* .proved suiTcaafld in •topping thvir attack*. It. l.rpu--, Jk p t. IOC. HUS la'and A ir., Mil­ waukee, WU., has U-cn supplying gu ffatsr* with this treatment. Hi OwW Wlabv* lu raach a I tbuie who T s u Wot bees helped and to du |g* la making tha startling off,-r » f a generou* treatment free tc { U auffarera,- Anyone sfiiicteo n a o id w rit* for this fra* treat- ashot st soes, fivla* age-—(Adv^j m A M r ia * .< a *SA heal. The le n r h da trekgu)**. the (Continued Thaw ra g e One) e Waia, of eouiae, wm wear irnTJo bn M ae ' i . To k rb 111 b it ha ecnveadocal two white feath ­ tha Dutch official* Wert kin-1 er*." T tr-i-g*» t s cheage the date. 1 em Z i happy th a t. U 'rrla t W -lkar It TO 8 B LBC T CART l o t s presented with ma.” NEW Y O U *, M a* j t - ( I N 3 ) Miet Write prefentottou gown will be an ieory egtin eraembla Mary Pkkford and oouglsa M r < conforming to the court chamber- ja n k i ere In New York, aolely «d laln'a p.otocol aa to what ah o fll businexa, they announced today, be wd.n. Patou, the lamoua the buaineae W hig selection of a Parisian drew maker and style ax- -.an ror their fortbcoaslwg “ talk, part, haa boon fitting the gown le," “The Taming o* the Shi aw,* while hla employes worked upon J our will portray tha rule of PeIrechlo and Mlaa Plckfo.d th at of it fo r tha peat 11 day*. Mlaa W illi was taking no kalhrin *._________________ chance*. She gave ortlera fo r the Coppar production In tha United gown even before her name seaa published In the official llet of EUtea haa been Ipcraaelng m onth American women,to be presented. t>y month alnce fh* ft rat o f ilia Bpefklng of the guwn, Patou year ten! waa VM M ahoei toeia hi ACTO R IS IN JU R E D told International Newa Berries: " Ita tinea have simplicity that March, compared *vlth YO.HT HOLLYWOOD, May S .-(IN H ) abort tiona la March, 16M. ■Ban -Mantrguo Love, vet*Hun film will enchanco the charm of the youthful tennie ite r . The train a tlor, l.yiirtana today painful In. juries sustained -whrn he waa tossed o ff a home whUo working before the camera. Drulaea will confine him to his home for ut least ■ week. “ M U m l'i M oot P o p u la r l in t e l ” Any government competition, P h ig le r o o m s w ith b a t h , * 2 , 1 2 .6 0 , S S federal * ? stale, wlt.i p rlv a'i buxD o u b le ro o m s w l(h b a t h , $ 3 , > 4 .0 0 , 6 5 ineia l> unfair and ccnlrary to the F i r e p r o o f - ---------E u r o p e a n principles on which the -federal N . E . F i r s t HL N e a r B a y B ls e a jn w and atnte g-vvernmrnU o r* es­ P o p u la r P r ic e d R e s t a u r a n t in C o n n e ctio n tablished. - — Manufacturers Rec- B lilH g to N e w H eights e l Sn ceess and P o p u la rity G erm an Jt Tutnt-r ul-u :* v.uiilc,| . tc-vcrSt ruldw-rv i-lixigi-i in Miami. A S'uung gill riving lu-r raw,. n> ilillle Fret nittt. mill Mdi) by pu Ito In I’xu- lift AUh-iiui uilh lie fugillye, IVu-i iiiri'-ii I titup;; with Turner. M E A T until Jellied. Skim ; cool till peel dure nut rlee; pour Into Ja n . When cold oral with paraffin. ORANGE AND P IN EA PPLE MARMALADE: C o n and elite alx urung# a and four limes; slice a medluiis-alaed pine­ apple; cu. o ff rind; cut fine or shred; add to other fru it; weigh. For carh pound o f fruit add one quart waters cook one hour, let eland till morning; then rook till under; let cool; ad d tq u ai weight F t J»m«s Court P ro p o sal OENF.VA. Msy 2. — (IN SI Hlugh r.lb.on ,iepri'«cn'allve of |ba Untied State* el the Leeguc i f Nation* prop* ratur v dlaarma inept romml*»lon niec-ting. tmlny l*d an "offensive" ng*ln*t 'ho Darman—Soviet prupoinl for d1k e t limitation of war material* ly category. I Mr. Gibeoii, who lx U nit.*-1 Elates Ambassador t>. R i'I k Iiiui. |nnounre,| Hint Ihi’ United Stnlo •dthdinwx It* * rraoivallon* mcarding tho French iiiggeallon for indirect Ilmilu'ioM ol war m.-itcrlii.a and ndlltviy budgrla. E scap ed (Continued From Page One) (he pulp u canned In tin It may be placed in tha eane (mCieattd) and after the aurrAmding wator la brought to p boll, |t akoold be kept at thag temperature from 16 to .2 0 mlnutea. Following are four ree pe* for narmaiadc, which Mr*. Derry compounded, and which are Turnlihcd In reelp* book* publithed by the Klcrlda Cl true Exchange: 0 11 A N O I MARMALADE t weigh- and aWcw- afa e ntngM; twt> llmca, adding Jute* o f third lime. Pour upon fru .t throe timea lla measure o f cold w ater; aoak twen­ ty-four hours; coukLUa fame Pjcpi.1 with etrtW. Let atahJ twenty-four hour*; boll fifteen mlqutcs, add grap efru it; ' tU c* thin u possible and weiph; for e *:h pound allow Eire* ptm» uf raid w s ttr; le t atand til. n »x . da; • UI1 in u n i w ater ^-tl' r.m, 'i t .i n i c r ;, weigh m a in ; c i c a pound at a 44or for rath pound o ! tooLid ru i*u ,r-; let »uad over tigh t. then b a l t.ll jellied. G R A P E FR U IT AND ORANGE MARMALADE; Cora «nd ellc. (ta In Grapefruit Marmalade) ana g r a p o f s u It, one or two l e n t o r a r tfe e , an d two ltmra; meaeura and add th ref tlmra a t tnueh w attr. Let atand over night; In the morning boll tan ralnutoe, thfn let atand again over n ig h t The aecond m ondni, nreaiure, add equal mraaure of augmr, and bo.l steadily till Jellied. .. RNAPI'ED AT IllCIIMOND. VA.—Chief Co-ik iv.Uh ttotntred bonnet). K im ol the Virginia Indian Vnnfrdrrary, who prcscnlrd to dor. Ilnrry Ovrd ol VlrgltUs a derr. the flret game ol Ihe srason. thereby com­ plying with e law 334 y’rars old. Oov. nyrrt is lo right of the Chief. Tiic Chtrl's aqua* Is to left, and at rlghl. helping lo hold uu the deer, b PocaliuntAi, Chic I Cook's daughter. T W new S\3Isoiuiak Belt challengeftevery man who wears underwear r time in R morrin ntiil. 1V» kid plovra required; no qunroliiilily alTonl lo , Irr nsked. Dell nlrelrlioH hut never ;p io n lup-of-war lircoL*. Not o ntmiul of rubber In it»lt.\K Union Suit. Notice, loo, how llm [liitcntcel Itrll t job and jdnyinp ftorn l!irrf>qiiurl(’rr) of llio way nrouiul won'l. Sec iluit your liutly — cvorywhrro llicrn1* miy u* our wvalxiicaa rlianru of xtrvlcliliig uml pulling; whrn nil e. in titer |iaat. you liuvr it on. Moat runtforlnhlo tearing anil Ktg- iiniou miit r tc r worn. Cunrontml, •ut for pood. every th re a d , n litcli and h u lto n . liu llu ngc. IIuii Frier. 8 1 . Many otlirr ntylca in HANES Uudrrwrar. Sro thrnt mil— p a r tir n la r ly tho smart new shirts and sh o rts. F in e q u a lity , low |iricc. F . 11, Ilancs Knitting Co., WinstonSulem, North Carolina. M o fi* © »l© SiEL I lp g e W®e«b-P©p SfeFvic© Meiw®a6k Isa D ixie's Fair.oxB M otor F u el G row 3 in P o p u la rity W ith S ou !h ern M otorist) SAM1SONEAK B o a t O a ita jt M fe lb r r 3 ia tS (N iw l �. AD KATES *; banford DtDy Hamid . i f Tarm s: Cash V Adraaca Telephone ad i, will 6 . received fo r patron* and collector .cu t immediately Tor payment 1 Ttma .......— 10c a Una I Timaa t ■ — fie a llna $ Time* ------- ----------- 7 c ’ a Uaa Thna . ra te , on request. reduced ra te , ara for utW. lnserlioni, 1*a word* of averaga length counted a Una. 3 Unea accepted fa ad under u ll aadi d r.rtl.ln . A Ml irtliin g U realrlctad c l*ail toa proper claaalfteaC • »» an error e rm . la if mmg mada Tba , Zr * i" Sanford Herald will ba re* onaibl. fo r only ona'hw W * roonaibl# r»ct tn a m te u r th * adeaHlaer f t r aubaaqaent iMpltfona.' Tba afflra thou Id ba notified Im*medlate1v in c i h o f ^arror ‘ f' “ ild I ‘ rt» ‘ TO A D V B R TISB R S •A Herald raptaMntativa tburougbly fam iliar with ratea, r u le end claaalflcmtlon wiU ve you compUta Information. nd If you wlabi they will a i. lU l you in wonting your want ad to maka lt moan effective. * 1 — A n n o u n c e m e n t* SANFORD DRUG CO. W . Deliver—1‘Uone 325 \V« o ffer for a liiuito.1 Lni.Svrven Dcora mn| '<r.mmlnir* for price o r iloor. Security lAtmber Co. New Revolt Plot Is Discovered Against Spanish Authority , (leW H ousca For Rent FO R REN T—Two four roont rot* U (r * ' located facing Ire plant on west aide. 110 per montli each. J . 3 . C ite ., phone 401—J . House* fum'ahed and unrumlihed. 13th and Oak. Thom- GTS J . oi calk FOR RENT— Srtten ifum bticil hoove. Wdur l* if room». Corner Seminole Bird, and Siangau.tlne Ave. Telephime 10. T DODGE riram-rd ta n ,g n d Graham tru ck * Klpu aml 13th Street. Plume 3. All I i/YOO KNOI/ t h a t ' YOU CAN G ET YOUR CLOSED CAR TO P RE PA IR ED WHEN IT N EED S IT AT SANFORD NOVELTY WORKS 115 NO. FREN CH AVE. i — Ilu x in r S e n Ice * WIGHT FRI.v T SHOP ■N A PPY irreica on any thing h printing. A tihone r a I will go' /nur man. farr.g 417—W. 0 Rail toad A* * . , ___________ ■ ilU lL D IJfO BLtX^iCS—Irrigation IboxrafWBg genetul cement work, tlira r lf Luncirte o. J . E. T e r Oinciete (Co. III .rip Elm. wilLrgrr, PruD. .‘trd and a rsTW’d ’E U 3STORE— l*re Kriptloas, Drug., Soda. Wr a re aa W ar ca your p h o n . Call la^ W, ^ 8— Il4lp Wanted (Female) YRCHOFRBApEi; WANTED A young lauy with good eiturali. •• can sctuie position nt p:oof(«:..l. i 'a t The Herald office by applying to foreman. 10 It—lubMla RAliHITS FUR KALE—Pedigreed and registered breeding stork also filling p*...,;rccd stock eligib't (or regutration. (Hi inch iliac whit* blue eyed btveren* and Ne» Sfealan.t Wndea. St. Juhna Rat. Miry, Indian Mound Village, San Card. P. O. Bo*. b3>. IW U-PLAN Yii F lllt S A l.V -s.m n iji plant<*.(!ianl Hatiltn-rkrrxuviJ. From Burpt'c** F ifils, T. I*. W llr n , l.tl’i W. 5ltl M. I'ltum* 223— W. or JW .-W . 12— W A N T lTl) Probe Will Be Made Of Tanker Explosion IT you have Mtmclhing that is not brnglng you rrrmtrr. some nrtlclo you d<m’l need, the best thing to do Ls to turn It into cold rash. 4 FOR REN T—futnUh hint*? E i.it of Elm Avenue. Double garage-EI3.INI month. See Mr. Berg at The He raid office. How? The problem U really very easy, someone somewhere wanln what you no longer have any use for. . . . .and they it ill pay cold cash for it. 2 1 — A c rc n g c fo r S a le MUCK I ANT) FOR SA LK : •10 a rte , i f good, undeveloped, murk land; SE . 1-4 of NW. 1.4 Sectlun i r .J I „ ,2 ; m a r Chuluuta, Fla. In flowing well are*. Ternu f 30.00 per acre with 10 per cent o ff fur m»h. Fred T._ W illiam», Sanfnnl Fla. I.ct a Herald Classified Ad ninnect the wjres—buyer nnd seller nrc quickly nnd rhenplv put in touch wtilh each other by this medium. Two will located lid* in Vuluila county, on State Highway, will rxrhangr fur amali car, coupe preferretl. I'liunn H23—W, FOR 3 A l.E — LrnartJ tefrlg rraw r prart lenity new In first eliav ■nmlitlon. 317 West SecoliJ. tmrge fresh slrawherrie* 15 rent* quart. O ulcis i.f 12 or more dcllv im l. It. Mu*e—Phone MI3—J . h’DIt KA I.E —FlaL topped oak desk. Very cheap. Phone 311. I.KGAI* NOTICES i\ n i r . < ini*t iT <o» t t r n r t They Pay—Phono 148 Gustrnia. N. C. May. 2— (IN S ) .—The shci'iff of Cn'ton County r.iul the nuyop nnd police chlkf of Ga.lnnia will appear in superior toilrt here Monday to show cause why 4icy should not l e perman­ ently enjoined from Interfering SiandaVil rlectrirnl and bulidlngi codes are meeting wllh Increased favvir by . tnic* an.I citlrs. 666 U • t'rr*triptl0fi for t’old**. (Irlppc, Flu. ,I)ctiKuew UllinuH Fever nnd Malaria ll Is (he mini -pertly remedy •« know n. 1 .E G A t . , ih ii ir o r rim - r o i m 1 II 1 1 1 I II v . . II A M I I -tt A F T . n» l l s n l c e r nt Jfc. Ilillli*!'** <i -•**a* f<11 f. fill ill*. LI |inIt t* * i i«m: % i »r i " »i til it *11, «'•**i n i ‘ ii i tm i l i t V *l \. i m o v i n «»f#. JiisN iK n i i r n I T 7 , «m T . \ i i i . » : h i. im iri n.t.1 R t l f r . f t A l t . V I I 81 l l l l I T T . I V f . m l n n i I., \ o i m i : « » r m % « T t:n *« N o l l e * 1 t * l i r r* l»y k i w b iii.’i i m i i - r it tn.1 l*y i ti lu* - •«( ji f ii i i <’t* l *■•(. t I up ii r • ti ivl Mil*' # i a * n i| in . 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I,.- * lit* ; (ft rm iltii* U i - »f* sM'ti m Ki „•»* (p'tij* i f } oil ,.|l*l M <■* entlfl •*» * * a* *1 r l fu* rt* , atf «***•*i T » •• |DK|M I t ) in ni »*«l M •la >* a* V I \ . a I i n tiallia P|*r(*Ul| h i i .1 T l.r U I-.' v .i , , MK 1-4 f , H r M*. l . l - . 1 'V t j, T c :i. fr* . m «T4 i *k i-4 i j T ; u i ; n r i i i v t i x 1 ? ! t i t t. H< itits*)Mr *.f l U l l i * *?' 1 » m * I , ! ' o n itf t i n un *4* int^ii*-*! t<* < i n n » » f ' l u i nil in II <** 1 1*” ' l x 3 ifitfiik*•! m i* , T il . 1**1)•mil) in »iUfr* ' - Of F f* I f l H ' « *)« I f i||II | **■ - . I , 11 »**H fli til il) tl»*- ? • > A, I* U f * * I.'* «1 „ lt*s I M U A K I i<f Jt f.H Ml ti ll t (llklfiaif ■*»)•* * IMfttvM i i in*g ||*t !!*• «*» af iiUtfi ) f ' l i W f d l i ^ l l ' I i t 1 * l*f *■•*4111 , I {■**!•* t, tt I lt**» |t rti ni i, . ■ ‘ "firu -lfr A llu rn r)-^ il-l W ill \ \\*» -r*, i*•• T|1ili||*HI IV. M li i’ i i o r . IV I M s i V Ai V T i | t i 8 l l * H i *N ..till V I F T 'i U I \ T I l m i i ' J M ' N , l*i“ - lilil.l. ♦-ull T l *N d i>,1 It W U iltlU N »oi Hu* • li.vi.il I * * u n v i i t * m i v • (N , *in n l. A . N M F 1*1 k M s !•■< » M t l i l l l»l V A l . . I,« t I l f o> * \f . 1 ,1 1. . «ll\ l e l . l t IIM ai A ,»* KH llh* * A 1.1311a 11*■-1 tl II ■» -« ii ii , I JIM I i W I t '•I ) : 11H* *'%. %* h-11■'' 1 i «i»r \i i ; I* i f i tf it s if r f d i d . w v i . 1 1 . n It A H 'J.lU .*. I*it iu uf iH .H l till If I 8IAIIV K l:> lK lt*4*N . . .............. > * v - j a l.* I I f f r l l f r N Hit If *1- *•• «)«•• IIM, I known Ii* li a., ii„ , Ii s i i i ’< ” , 4*M in ) # * * i>»ii) Jifl i » '(!♦■ » . ' . ih ti li i tt J tu ;* In ft* in i •'i nuM* ♦ -<’*f f * t. t I r a i l u M t Jli » F I I F V l ’ il rv a dial, and wt* listen (o the President in Washington, iir st football game in Snn Francisco. From our talk­ « » in »i:ii n r h i d i m u ! o \ 1 IN* T i l l s ,NA.»|i: n i * T l i r H T A l I ‘ I l . l i l l M i \ I i m F. I I .N* 1 To U K lM tC ; sy JI'S F I ill.if -------- Ii.ta M i l . jm iin A. U *•)■!*. o i ,t k t. c ii .* * . J \ um*i* .* . i m :i fi» m i«-, 1 1 a M i* ;■'* i ( l i* — ---- — U't*«ll», IiI#* TODAY tin* world is literally al our doors. A spinof J . G. SH A R O N E xn m in atih ii VC U %\ .«•*#*» 1)|1 1(111*1 ,»1 1 i :it •11 M l•**)•» *•••• * Hill* Itii Ziol^ tla v •* F ' t i l l , % iH F A l.l i n i-*i. • i * *1* 1 1, i "It r ni* * *mi |i |. ;**■ i*i m io*i 1* i ' i i k h i , IU * it n n i . K H 1 • 1* JiM i. i A JllNIJH 111 it\ 1 lltl 1 I T 1,111 | IT H i l l ' l l . 1 II 1 H l l J l IIM H I • I"' 1 lb M . ' I I M l.ll < 1 1 1 X 1 1 . < I III<<<11 __ I X < II X X I I II 1 . m i i. x « <ii i i :t i i n . i : 1* K l.k tiU t I l i U l q l l« T . 1 ..in l'U In tlH O H C i: viii: ii i i l l s j i m i i n . r i.io n u v . ix m i u . «: n o v rv . n world we live in us • F O C It M O N 1 II 0 1 . 0 P E IH C ItK E I) I tA lllH T tilV E .N Monday is no longer blue; the family washing is done by electricity; so too is the cooking, and preserving F O It -\ of fm.d, and tin* sweeping of floors. NAME The FI, -Il hue Rubbllry wi In-, {n i hutlgc Its name. r e r t!;• Ityst uatiit- sui'iiillt"d. In tin- ciim x titiii nf the Jutcres, lb. Kt. J.iln i, Rahbiliy will give u * liin hiRd doe, clluilitf fur rig Dins lion. The mur<« nnisl be d,-scriplie , irasoptibly short, easy to n n u m ls' atsi punnaure. Entries for suggestions •I'M’ May tenth. Winner will be announc'd May Kith. MAIL Dll IlliING Kl GGI KTIUNK T tl NT. JtlllN N ItA lllllTH V, P. il. Dec M i. Sanford 1-iM sled Indian Mtidnd Village, Yes, the world we live in has changed . . . chang­ ed marvelously for I he better. Have you ever stopped io consider the part ad­ vertising has played in Ibis change? the advertisements ibis newspaper. Oluncc over How* inuny of the products mentioned arc old friends of yours, familiar because you already own them or intend to get them toon! And the articles in your own home. Every one of them, probably, is advertised, either CLASSIFIED 13— A p n r ln ic u l* fu r Itim l BUSINESS DIRECTORY C L K LRN TS A IT S — 012 Park A»»- A p ia., f«r ryot nrgltmblr Apr. >4 Apply Apt. L CI T Kurnlihrtl Apartment .'or rra t— • i m u < n t m t n r i m i : < t u » r » j i im . k . • r a iM ii i: <ut t r t . l*ark A pis.—Park A rr. and s i t u ; n r a iu ii’tit. l« !bb fit F Frigid* Ire. Rant rtmkoo- 11) •** •»•- ►>»#§*• aft 1*1 rifiiU lr*. 8J%"U* I f l T f ' t l R M * {*>**'■ i •»<». i n i * n » i * v « tb l*. Phono 742—J . »*h d \ ir r in : A ttic** af11 v i , il*i*f IH • FO R RUNT, Furnlsh-d room* on liflil. f t l * < n r d w i l l . Mil I t i r I I I t i n } o f »**;*. A* l» I ¥2'*. |iv* xtnii «.• lit* •ectu*. fk o r of Herald building Jl«iiN<tml*l« iNtonir Jwd«r «f h *i * h,- rented on. • iVtrjr rvaooQs Huh i'*»uf*lr# f'lurhi,*. Urr vif•-*I fr* •urh liiTfiRfel in I 1•.<I**|mi m at. Ml•l*U H«i«. Inquire of K onou n , uMiiiiriiirla **r it*. o f Mr» Thr Hem U. vi a m i t : ' i n i i u : i . i . .u a .su *. a .» *i t l KOI Ml I li ii r , flu* II Aftri 1 l»t 1 1 . liibLux' iiiiMi'i.il*'*! i n i l o * m «4 J m«Ik <* t . r # rn iil K i i l t in ri l o f t i n itd m im rir**•»«« Ilf M k l f i l l i p . Mi'll f o r i n H i t *1 l i H l i t l K I H K N f f Ml M i c h A t l n f R ' i '.m in i 1 »«!•«! fil l# t t i * h «t.i* o f lil t FOR) H AM»V II ATT EH I KM WATER of them through- the advertisements. you of new products, of improved designs and work* Hi . # n l n III. rfe#«r K l'ltN lT L ItP . barber KHIIE here or elsewhere. The chances urc you first learned ' Advertising is imjMirtant to you because it keeps I yor. informed of the changes in the world. It tells IllIFEUIIN(*F. •VINiff*- ■ -__ ____ __ Ik liilH T n r I'MI M l J l IMIK • ita m iM i < ui x t v . i n m wr M.uUIUt» * • _____ JUb 8 I'JaC In r. I j . h i . .1 Jucui'11 u u a : j I n r .M t . . |R— n -H -m i fu r lU n i Y u a l l i i i i i l l i f * . t i g i O f i , ..................... Irak n J nil H if.M I n ; . , r t a 'io m liiM M i ag.lnal MU FW 4 RE XT RplamtuT fUratsfcod r .lil.t »m . n 4 ic ili p * . . . . i .r t l .* >i I iM ilm l Is n r **-at ^ 'Igktigl HW * to b e *. <nuljf».<l i > r l a t i n . m l 4 i n i . « i t i v i '» . ’ » j , IWjKk peg saosttk- W. A. Rum or. u atiOc *•! >in- ■**» Oslo •gal-til tk. ..la ta i.| JiMUFil <1. KAI.I. 4»* * * • * C- iHiOuA agenL ja a e J, U la trf Owlaala Canalr. “ '"-I'FjrtJSiV’. Sheriff Must Defend Action Before Court order requeat o f counsel for in . mill strikers here. Scvsrnl leaders and orgnnlxnx arrestn l recently on tlurgea violating G^slnnin'a onllnanra. which prohibits parades utile*, a, |Nrmlt D vhtalb.iL Meanl|vio there wax no pros pee)* i f n settleni-.nt i f the strlk* o f textile employe* al Hh* I Mills here and other mills ihrsuaY the pirdtmnt sections of Uie two ( V id n ii. < T H E buy B;i in 130 l.r«honi |*ul. U tJ-ugi , 1 im>. tu 10 nn». Nr <ud. wan.ed, M ato ju icr. II. T Tiller. > , * iboto furnished apait;hW wmjkly lirst lloor 42.UM weekly. S2.I P:il- GASTONIA. N. C - Mny 2. — l INK)— Jaerrb Vaniterbuig, 17yvar-nld nlleged slayer nf his famII, of five, wa* free Irom pidtce i u-tndy for the f i t n Ume since Dee. 2fi. when the charred Imdlf* uf hl« iiarcnU, two slaters nnd n bnither we-e fou.M in the mlnit i f their i a veil farm home. A Jury last night acquitted thr ntcr-slied Innn boy n fler ilelibei.itlng for tw’o hour* *nd II min. ules. The atnte had demanded n flrat i.egree eerdict, runttndlng th.it the boy committed the w'biTerale slaughter, »nd th .n sat fire to the hou-e in order to coni »al his ghaally crime. era. Herald Classified Ads ReachThousands kiill * Latge and amali ap tApt*. Summer fate. 17-Year-Old Alleged Slayer Is Set Free 22—Itcnl IMiilt* fur Sale WANTED—Home launitry work i Damp nml Dnlshrd. Wifi roll k r . . i h I deliver. Jennie llosti n, V i b m y A pu., looo ro rk Avr. Hummer rate. tiled by m ania rotlrla. Since then the agitation.* ivgnluat tba government have •preau to inMitutiun* of lid rnlnr etvl'raany Of tlir leadog univctaUle* in .’he kingdom have L e n done!. PA RIS. May l ^ ( t N S | - A new K tidcti.inarv n o |lT.ny lira been d ifco viii.i nt llarerlutia, lung the FO R T M YERS. Klo.. May 3. — *int nf agitation* ngamit the FpnnLli guvernmenl, aieunllng te (IN K )— An invratlgatlnn was ini'oage iMvlva.1 Iwie Imlnv matted 3 inlay in'.u the explosion Imm Ptipignun, near the Spanlth ui the Collier Line oil tnnkrr, ”A 12. Dougfiitrill' yrslerduy which frt ntie.’. Artu illng to nrw* linmght over hilled two menibr.k i.f the crev# hr (mntivr out of Si min. the ill - sn,| aeiiuuily Injmed n third. The vetim* w’ere Captain J . T . legist revnlutiunary plot w i* un> r o ie r e j l y the Iinrrelen* police* Kuanetl, 43. ami C. V. IYlh.im, ID, Nometout o’ m i * « w w i v K t i M r | e v rav r been mude. Gin. I'rlmo d» l “ Kivi re, the Spanltli dirUtnr, i» Myera, wa* M-tiouidy hurneiL an,1 u.idern uml to be tending luyol itn r pot rocover. The tanker hnd ____ CPljt'a3tUtl.Cli,*L“" il* A irnwrahir cn*t o ff Tor a trip In Everglades Trivoeen o»lnbllahed to previ.nl vlmrtly before the myalrtlnua the details nr the n|>urtru cabal Ii UM. The ship wn* tarrying 7.filH' gallons of oil. from leaking uul. Rovrinment ellrte* in Miiilit, ItiiM iu Tn i k d are arid In l>e agUited over !'■« MOSCOW, May 2-—t INS I - A i,o (p w y. tju 'fl h.i< Ju»t l>een in tjded in Spain following an tit- l i n l l illtu lateil in lh * li'nllwl S ta le , that Jo o pli M allnn hna <etii|ded revolt by n lilt n y oftire Tbi whole nitillii) vorpa of •:gncd a* M rfelatv general o f Ihc Spunirh Army wn* .tirbaiuiiii ’In- Ru -Ian Communist Party, and many o f the officer* were >.-* nftirinllv denliHl hen- today. CASH FO R REN T— Five room bungalow In Row Court, Grandview Ave. ml* houth. Inquire \V. V, H an . 1!M0 Elm Ave. 20— .M iscellan eo u s F o r S a le N IFt'EK S ig n , o f all N IC E furnligro 0 room*, pillow*, . In S.nford I’iant and Sping* M*t*:v»w’ «. Oil ntid Ga» k i u l f i p c r Co. 1‘hone 303. Slovea. Mahogany Of Die FuntL U E-FIN ISU the dining room tnlile turr, G U ' n Tups, Hu'iiDi.n.e W 'l-----ht the irunning 'mid pe n t 1 luil- mu n t u m -r t o B w ^ tut'. r uaiitn i brli) il pt noun. Water Spar S e t, t 'o # ttg L’teniil*. Ruga, fd> l id iplx "ilrle* ‘W ori tlm r'’. Sold gnl. •Vooflng pa til, and many by SANIfORb PAINT and WALL other iDkful article*. Mu.t be I’A l f R i - m * ,, 110 W. F lr .t St. aula a t on-*. U E. White N e e f * pamler 7 Call 303. • . . French Ave. t—Aut«Mwxie „ «WW# 1SMtY , M A Y 3 , 1839 FLORIDA i jnnui aim manship and materials. H helps you to spend your money wisely-and well. It points'you to the better t.’ ia^s of life. ADVtlUjSING IS THE HERALD OF PROGRESS UBPA1NH i. i ; DuiiuV^i. Sia It Ilk — Im H n t r ^ u ll i a N i.n l' _____________ - Sanfcrd Ave ~ ~ i -■■■■■■— m iR ^ .. Oakery -v •. •* 8 N � 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, May 02, 1929 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 02, 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>, May 02, 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/d5181e37ba598c77afc8e45ebb7dac2f.pdf 25e07922724f6817ca992f23404742f3 PDF Text Text > 4 M DEATH TO LLW PASSES FORTY DamagreWill . Minions A s R esult;O f Tornado Serb # Oveir N ation ATLANTA. Flay. t — (IN S )— Hm toll In the southern W raW s' i r a t« M M «» this xfternoon. M«ra than 400 w rts Injured and d*W#(e to crop* and Property will ra n into the milIhm* of M i a n . T h . death (oil by otatfo wmai Virginia. JJ A rkanm a 14; Maryland 4: Trnb'caani 2; Alabama I t Georgia 1 Florida 2; and Kentucky I. f More Men On Way To F ig h tF r u lt Fly Following President Hoover’s approval of the appropriation of 14,250,000 to fight the fru it fly In Florida, The Herald re­ ceived word <h • morning from Congresswoman Ruth Bryan Owen th at the Departm ent of Agriculture la ten d in r me e men to. reinforce the group al­ ready hrr*. The first contingent left: Washington last night. A copy of Hr*. Owen’s telegram to Governor Carlton on the sobjeet is a* follow*! "Bill carried by Congressman Dranr and rryietf to the President, granting $4430,000 f o r e x t e r m i n a t i o n of the Mediterranean fruit fly, ha* Ju»t been signed. We ate given to understand that the Departm -nl of Agriculture Is Immediately sending personnel to Florid* and that first con­ tingent left W ashington laat night.” (International News Bert ire) T h ir t y - f i v e d e a t h s —:3 0 in t h e S o u th , o n e in I’c n n n y lv a n ia , tw o in C o lu m b u s— a n d tw o in a t r a i n .w r e c k a t O aw g eo , N . Y „ a n d m illio n s • p t d o lla rs o f p r o p e r ty dam ­ - a g e aPe t h e r e s u lts to d a y o f v s c r ie s o f s t o r m s a n d t o r ­ n a d o e s w h ic h te r r o r i s e d t h e M e m b e r s H e a r T a l k s B y D r. M a c k ie A n d D ix ie a n d M ld -W o s;o rn se c io n s o f - t h e c o u n tr y .-------a n f o r d A g e n t International New# Service re ­ ports from widely scattered dtaA fter hearing two adddreave* by trlcta indicated that in litany s e t tiona auffering ll lifcn ie and that government expert# on the danger the toll of injured peraotia .will of th* Mediterranean fruit fly, *Himount into tbe. thouaandi. . Sanford Garden Club this-m om ne Borne parta of tha South, where uranlm ously pledged .t» l.irartleat the storm s wreaked th e ir greatest fu r;-. aYa vlrtniMy Isolated with lo-operation to the i/uthorillcs In all tm niu of cum in un cation cut th eir effort* to exterm inate th* off. drradt-d |>**t. A freak *f the' lathing d e ­ ThcrougH'y awake to t h . ctuc al mania waa .sn o w sto rm borne In- nituaLlon, the club member* pro 1 tn Buffalo, X. Y., where the ball game was tailed off because of Isea not only to observe strictly regulations livid down by th , plunl •now, Th* hc^iem toll o f lives was boa-d heads hut rl»o to insist p tak rn In Aye Cove. Va., where « g ettin g o‘h*r* to appreciate the tw ister dimolished a school build­ extent of 1 i* menace. ing amf wrecked other stru c ­ J. W. Monk, fcderul agent tures. Hfli-en atudrnta of the assigned to the Sanford district, school arid a male teacher were iP d Dr. H. W. MarK'o. senior rnkilled, ^kil* more than 160 others tvmologlst of Cali forms who hai “ ****• TJi*__. NjAL- been loaned by-the ataU •« »*4.i>t c hue if Valley <’Wai''r*po'rtei'Tao"* " “ * In the rm ergr'iry, were th e speak­ f a t a raauli of the storm, ers this morning a ’ the meet ng f Columbus, O., alx prisoners held In the (Tty Hail auditorium: killed. Ertwccn f.O r,nd fit) tiuhwnmrn i'oudvllle, Va. one student were p rririit in ndd’:ion to r small vrai. killed and several injured group of men. Mr*, ilrn ry Wight w ir the high achuol building waa | resident, presided. deed tlud. Each speaker rm ilisa'riv l the it Embreeville, T cn n . a mini*- nrcoesUy fur unitedusuppnrt '11 the t i | tornado demolished fiv.- hou- undertaking, *and rrechoe.l the (and rauaed th* death of a wo- rtatrm en* of Dr. W ilnon Newell and a baby. that* Florida rit'rc n , n ln a ly liavi |lrar Foley, Ala., a man was shown n m sgn'flcent rplrit of co­ and aeveral others, includ- operation. They warned, h-wever i woman and child, were In­ that a i.mell group of persons in a aim la r tw ister, rhnuld not he nanif't'ed to undo tfenr l.sF'ayettr, Ga.. a tree the w .rk of the great majority iw n down in the storm killed a lyid enlle.l upon the rom an tn help youth. in every wuy to pul down Ihe nli. fthc storm apparently hlrw II- Jr-tinns nf n few who hd c sh' Wn jU out In Maryland. At F 'rd d{*|M>sil'nn to Ignore rrirula'fon* krk, a number of bam s were lain down hy th* authorities. lewa dowa and communication The Garden Club members n k rlPPled. ptedged the use of a 'number o ' •F’la e r Iwytonarllle, Mil.. a gale automnli'lr* tomorrow in the '.d o w n the home of Bowie vlioliwiilr (Ir/yiup ra m p i'g n that Ml/a, a farm er, killing his HO I* tn be conducted In *n effort to »ar eld mother, and hi* 8-)rar- 'inlsh ihe Jolt of pl-klng and de». •|M d tu g h lrr. O th-r members of trcy 'n n g all fruit th at still hangk the fsmily were injured. on trees within the City limit*. F orty houses w trs rsducsd to G. It. Wolfe, V. M; O. A ra rc rv tjry rreckage and fiO parsons Injure I who la o rg an ’tln g a contingent Iw hrn *Fjw tornado swept over of more than 100 hoy* to hrlp with the work, > fippeaml liefore [ Morgantown, W. Va. The outaklrtb of Jacksonville the rluh wit/i a request for cur*. Tha boys, under the lu p e n isio r ' F la., wera aslhe^ by th# storm with tha consequent rrsu lt that «f Mr. Wolfe and City Manager two person* ur* dead today and Georg* II. Cairn*, i/ho has rh a r rr 12 other* are recovering from In­ of the s h f f cam ps g r. w:ll mee‘ juria*. * tomorrow m o rnlnr at 0 o’elnck at They will be di­ Throughout Central m in u s, the courthouse.' Southwestern Michigan. FUstrrn vided Into i-rcups. ecvh io rover a •.Indiana, Missouri and Eastern part'cu lar srrl »n of kV rity in e Itw a. crop damag* exceeding »!.- systenislie drive to olbtin all 000,000 waa causad whrn snow and hanging fruit. rain followed iR th* w akf eof the northeast f a i t. 1 Two Trainmen Die In ' In tom f arctions (la inches of Wreck Of Freight •now ( pad fallen, while in St. Louis and Valparaiso, Ind. four SAYRl. P a , May 3 _ ( I N 8 | Inch** were re parted. Two trainm en were killed and two othera wera Injured when a double H o b v erle Asked'To header freight tr a n ran into a Enforce Am endments washout near Oawrgo, N. Y , oa Ihe A* * - Auburn division of th e Lehigh fASIIINGTON, May 2. — Valley Railroad early today. ” ) —Praaldent , Hoover waa The dead a rs t Zaba Thralp, en­ ' noon today by Rap. Tlnk- gineer. apd Floyd Youngs, fire­ (R ) o f Massachusetts to man. both of Auburn. N. Y. They rsqoninMnd th at C o a g m a enact ware the crew of tbe flret engine Unw for o n fo rra n m t Of t h . 14th th at plunged down an embankmht W l&th Amend monte to fh# Canm tu tio n , gua ran toeing equal Inta • small creok, pinning them beneath the water. The r bodies j * m \ M for hograaa of tEa South. Y Tlnk ham mad* pubUo a reply were recovered several hours later V h f A ttorney Cl*or*) Mitchell to when n wracking erw arrived n t * \L t» s r arg in g M fo m a w a t of th* seen*. % amend moat*. TV* A ttorney Th* engineer and firem an of ' merely acknowledged re­ th« second engine, Beecher Flume f t h « , Wttar, T ick ham •rfe lt and William Sullivan, both ka conclusion he d m r from of Aubura, men* alighty injured A ttorney Oaworal'a attitado -th a t Mac* Oswrrsa* kaa pass- when they w ere tra p p d la their cab as t k s > angina overturned. They ween brought to a hospital b u b where th eir •dqadiiton eras S w i• * < « ! « ■ • » t n r w M t r H m l m ___ , X GARDEN CLUB TO AID AUTHORITIES IN FIGHTING PEST s b 'A h a ld t P o in ts To L o w t a P . HEADS! FIGHT TO OUSTjjGCoottsc s t s O f A d v e r tis in g F o r MELLON GIVEN In crea sin g P u b lic D e m a n d APPO IR T HEM REAL SETBACK — m iE C R O D P E ditor A sked F or A pofaer By B w * T .V U A H A S ^ S S . B s , I>H»— The huumt o t repewsrntnliv** o f the Ftbei^M giU la!urj, tiwlny a fte r an natand-d. V ~ s y vailed up^n the »dl»»>r of th* Florida. S uun- Nama^m lucml aftermwn *t* appear Uefunt thw hnr “f llous* and apsiUxy fur an artiv • ngpeoring in h i. paper «>n M ar X The article in HUe'liw* dKW the tvMiUsihsiii lh»l Ik* MeU» U|rn» a rM stui IHI n l i i i 't f to » im ia l miY»y titr Male r*“ tYrx-tvni tiok#riMir C ailtim * wtrvtTKth in th r t o * r r IWh ik in r nikicn >» with h»* limn pm ernm . A n if tis n by Itn •••*». IBITiDinwtifc tt»’bar *hr th r \ , vr> ia 1 -bi (»’r a MibtUtttfr hy . Wa*rr. iif that a*t ,i | k . rrMurMrvL ^ Htil t’sliy ' tA * Rfin-pnaliHB st* ti* irUn»D fruit Trutt rt* fur frWit ‘A- *• • by litv hlili%is th r fMthi .q iHc Miviiti'fTRn tn fruit fl> S IIU I n et? "The low cost of reaching peo- the actual numberthing th a t makes this celery ao- hadio advertising, also a lso -la to —a n ve tiling campaign s n reunomtdal sunomicml meuium Inrt the ai method of creating gu-atcr con­ ber of average listener* L N ew s T ^ aM Ian jP re- sum er demand.” said Allan L. difficult In riles k sivurstvly. Skipper's Uottschaldt, prrsi.l.tit of tn r "While I: Is interesting t» ra n v i o u hi. Secretaries Gull relialdt-llum phiry Advertis­ n str M lcrrtLinc >-<U. the t h l g W ere Slock Ownera ing M vn.y. who arrirrtl today to rvery celery gtowvr should n s u e d e d B y Another work with tbo local gtuw eia com. •u b r is Ihe result to V secured. Backed B y H oover Deals B l o w Today m ilter in plans lo r th r meeiTng No m atter h»w *, heap* the adveta t th s courthouse next Tuesday ti ing. if the vun-urver demand is ORGAN MX n ^ . May X WASHINGTON. May 3— (IN 8| night. m l merwoseif. If prices a»* not "Ju st as • means of mtnpariaan. 'n rte n rlly bettered, the cas y six i | (IN S )—A new pst-onage rsimnet —The effort to fore* Andrew W. Mellon out of the cabinet be- lake ncws|tn|H'r and i.ugaam * au- - i!i not be wo ih while, th ir t i t 1 supecredrng that anwounrvsi rause of his large stock ownai- vvrtislng. ’ Mr. Cotl il.alut rontln- w tia ln g agence has bay te bn . - } ^ ^ tkaM> „ h a n n e K .o »i.In In corporations s u tfn c u a unl. "An rv |K rdltuie nt (lUV.l)u. l.less M years. Wr are serstmc X* setbark today whrn It was in these mediums over a thiei if if e oulsand-nt assnsiatiao* and M 'n tiil by (slvnr U. ^ktrr**’. irarned th at tVe three Dcmocrata, months |wriod would tench op tn,) m snufsetuting <s>nvvmm tn the puhbvan national vummu teem-sn dK.lHMom peqyur s..uth. We have m ver lus* a client fri>m Florida, s i . ,n power itwho served as secretary o f the p.iiilninlely T rrnsuiy under Woodrow Wilson with a complete srrirs op' aair- to another ag*n»> no* failed in Florida w ith the approval of h r niessagev esrh Wert *nd every sn undertaking *>< this kind anJ in all owned stock. W illlrm Glbhi Mt-Adon. the month. Ju st think of it—near!; s o king with the local m m m ittre . kitnt H erbert lliw w r. a o ding to . . . 1have — - .*»*_! .0.. s,jrd n .r i v ,,| hero *oday from A. wnrtlme Prciiitent's son-in-lae.. one fourth the tnlnl population uf wo «t*krd ..... our w.I.-Lw hile — repu­ G arter Glass, now a rre a tn r from Ihe Ifnitrsl Slates, ih e east pel tation on the uutiume of this F'. Knot:-, ihoitm .in of th* K t\l.g in la , and David F. Houston |*rann on this Iwsis would be only camp.-im. puhh.au N ate tom uutte*. all possesed torpotallun srcurl- aiout one ihir,| ol n rent apMir "If tr • mlvertising should f a i l 1 Tl>« rrw rommittisi w it .n-isstv vs. m a lt varan- m lles while oecretary' of the Treas­ t ompnro this with the eoit ol '•I bring n-sult-. we stand to I n c , 4 n*tw u u t b u D t in * conferrmw uetw s.n .V Fury. The question w hether their si tiding ; Ju>t one oidm ary one- la, Ivor,, than an individual grow­ Iw n s M X* b.ildlnca m-d* them inelighle for rent government |«>Mk'srd, )A > , er ir th r S ia fo d d tsttic t for our hn.-t t -t late vlu:rm an IV. a. i ■■-~.ii.t-io | the T reasury post under the 100- 000. and iy is evident that adver­ rvpulation wouki su ffrr nil over llowey. K vpj'dn -n , twdisv un th w M S liu iU b a t M jr-ol,t law forbidding the sec­ tising is really n mo*l r onomleal tbe ruuntiy. ThM’s why w* has# tor xosem or in (be N u i.u ln c retary from '■being Interested in n n mis uf g etln g tbe 1 1. n ts ol cel. s- i.e into this m atter *tt caretully the Hun; J. Lvstnoid WU.TW veiHimigst. nr c a .tin g on business uf trade ety befo.e U10 i-on-tnurr. .n l hhvr rrsomntvnded an adser West I’.ilm Ib sih . r. Ptlb IlflMUHb. th» or rommrrce," r r v r r w'j s raised “Tl'e iraso n for I Fits low-«v«Bt I 1 -mg pr clam on a vooseriat 1veI t«enei*i U liter F. tiruwn; C'Ws-1 ’i* 14. MiKf- iN» Mfe ngainat any of them. silver.Ling." Mr. Gott*«-liald« e x .' basis. We I n i s that Iha results tre-m .ii. \V ilbaui Newt. n. a.lm.n- . *•«*!- »ir TUe-dse n q Sensto- Glass t<dd Irtem alion- |.Lified, ''is lh s | h n.agatinr , tr> very f u s t'y e a r will ctovin-e i d stivh ass-'tint »«. r n v i H i t loUsa ul Nrw*- Service hoar he and h l \ sn,| m'Ws|ui|irr Is trad, on an nv • . r»en the m .'il.sdirf tical t t u t th e ' II »>*er. ami Ju n e s K ram L Uui w ffri rmniret‘ flU IW M hiohdr IH mocrxlic—icollcagues held stock I'lucr, by a t Irast tyur t>eopk> - J# • n I m itt Nbi N—iltb ' ‘ --------- ---------------------v.onmt.tre. .V n u n iis; |.» tin oil. . . . , . I . ___ sv». . — ii •» utHKT *ms wu’ie si the h-ad o f th r Treasury shlli! the rules a .r I 1 rd oi ly oil ru n t.' ruK.mvm.nt, ihe v iam iilrw has bO »ITUlH nder* lie incidentally annouw ed h* wn,ibl \ t Koen Ck -ippiM* the preaen^ move to oust nw t with th* apprwvnkuc th * ‘ W b c lt U h( n v ti h v « h liR t an I ■lU vtauvl* krw».tt Mellon. *t- —-* -f-ji , ll prrviimaly v « i brought out tlrvUtW. IN P o w e r T n t u r t f s l i * j *-<*•]»« Tke^ M rH iltn i»? th#* *1-ramlltrv a% •te** 'U tk s m at Alex-m lrr llam illun, first «| | n»vn| ls% thv r h i r t (Ivh/ft )%«* •ic rrla rv of the Tienauiy, owned W VSUINCTOX. May S H.VM Wi heieK *4 the a.v t VV J J . L-m il l l.anking stock Whilr in the cabin\ ... w ard foe . .umtv - i nsl I*.:« •* •!* f .rwd. i p * I k ip k irk Wi»i Ptlm Hwi , tohn ao> M n it rt of George Washington. The l* W t-mwipfu DWi<wto» o»ti n - i p ex nt (he puts hare Cite t^H to T rrasury Department also sup­ ' i n . W i b w ••«. OrliiiiUs att*l uf |o i* a‘u dew -pap r» t»» the %• V . win**ln tm plied infiirmaliim showing tlutt Min. II II. u ir-n i K ulm other secirtsrirs in th r a.lminiscal. d P s i i tru st, posu Mr by h|b intr* • 'witui ftto hnd trslions of Glcrrland had cwim.1 ik U k iw flora n (tae securities .without th r Irgaiily u( D e a d l o c k D e v e l o p s I n L i f e - L o n g C o m p a n i o n It 1*^ »|ttt ’liiRn InU . I s dd uiC ****‘» m e J ’*y the ti.eir arrvire bring questioned. th. » •*•• h»torr ol . n \ ivnti L’nUr.l S tair soils, s o l a c n g r u c C o m m i s s i o n , O f K a r l e P e a c o x I s Ik i s>f 'l)s> • um mi 11*r utij‘.Kiih! tlx tln«tot|i of tat* p ru id irg today witd th* S-nai, nt mnimitUH m in will u Ike i« iNik ssf O v e r W a r S u p p lie s C h u rc h C ro w d S m a ll T h r o u g h W i t h B u d d y K lfM rr than th# •othrr. Thr. ir treuitgetil kisr . udime th , soy d I»f lOMUrto tnd. I if f w t, 'I h v U th r n 'tt.snal •**•*» •o> i tot 'sndei ^ Ma GENEVA, Mav X —(IN S )— B e c a u se O f W e a th e r S *tutor Mostu li t) »»f N visss be *to.:iito- file f« WHITE PLAINS, N. Y , May 3. mil i »d u ii **( bi t a |’i*sstnt tv v | k. a' With 11 il»«dl«Kk In i h* Va land of t*v hi -« urii"'wm d Is torfr ’tonllsi. In.Cemcnt weather last night re- mr«*(inn ° f tl .• I.mtruc* id Nations —t IN S ) — t.ugrfle tlu.'»»y. Italtl- •tx KrtMibliran .tf Klortsi , . u stuglying' Us I—-—ibilily «l l i* tok-^tec bereT* .Ul 1 ru ltn i in the sm allest rungr- g s lion 1*1 »| am lory «.i»>n^ n n nl ro au norc collrgiaa. wb« mvvtUy reth r t has turnnl out f it- m y i f th, m iuion o \rr vi« i iiiattS^tia Hugh I'riveit th* ktssev «4 pr»*> 'M- lo m * n | Mvi| p»r ol atts •Iiplinr it* I'lov ng * l«g -ialtV' »ueh or* llv*| *n tke %tr ,. ^ * l Li f ■i#ir» t 4 **h ins! piskxvt iMtlnvn.ix.' d m n }'w)!re spec.'aj services that hnve been in iiilworq th** Anirritun yisr-uM l»ur*thy Pam.**. b.We *>t I ^ , ovary I 's g . lie ' L 1 .UW t h , puli . • a t e i hna« Uee» • p rtg rrs s during the past few days ti*Jay ilrnmnilid m “ »huw down\ 1 ‘vatx*»Dv knimt her a n d | ,-,pUj t,r lhtf ..... ..a | ik. d ulillt ur. ti o s i n t Or Iw iis l i a i s . 77 / “ a t the Methodist Church. Dr. W. I' I ly -Ts^tttunUy. h*> body, l day re-I tlv- pe-ts urgnniaal a.n It « „ ul. uvnty m s >|>^«krr» «ri» tivfc U 1 (o ught Stork, la. a 'los. n u iU to o l . Sr’b eniy Uuhrman prciuhcd on the vubjee- kirknl upon tjif b itu n of .S w laci t l i ,. i*. ii*f**.ty, v iH . •ave 'e m . f* Ilf*-I m . trie.uten.t . or«v-pt| e*Ss. s , r - * -.- s l y I1 cT '"C orfftnlng Hrfftrr Men.’’ * ut ionsul!n(iuw wlt.b jo-it; |a. I *it<* • or intlirrtt limitation of war wi|». j lw tb* MiJW. lie ralln l atlentino to Ihe | ing th.- xD une of I uiimmUvm fer | 1 h # l I « piles,*' said Nicholas INsltti-. of Bu-sey came her, to help save el*. cult'es anyone might experience i ,reeve, the pirviding of ti n :. his erstwhile friend. Piev.uit.vly. br I I tldee the I'tr e:!t lUlHl'ail!.* the .VlwMUMB .b M fto.' II- vead b. ( "Personally I fo io r Mr. G lbrons admitted hr had brvit unside to! wbtvh ha« Iwren met with the 111 arccp.ing the w .,a . 01 10c 1" ' *** • Itemoiiwi t I let F v e u ti is i ui'iirovul. rikiv-. fa ir * " i ( p . % 4.1 m I apMie* Irstam rn t concerning “open con puMivity plan." tt„ * lMl. ,th H w , ihe |»wsir >•'tte* ims> (tu [nu»ih • m ' f :ke .1 Maxim l.itvinuff, of hovir, re*»t Ihe kL srs of “ ISilly" but [ ... » ,|| fe.sfon” a• »»1 ilerla re 1 the* •' CtoMtlM M 1 .a^ rn by ^ke |e was not willing lu till the wh>d« oilier ix no mlo i- so.I tl... luting w* Itui. A u o , ••• words o f Jraua on this subject Itussin, Im klvd Ihr spvaki-rs i>> stoiy <f |S loll y’s n u tatio n s with Or the majmiile will ln.1 i, i;.h r top* • *4 thw tu r r n vtuj Ik y . (Inuouvly, and csiimxI the sib might h* s B**cd ninong ihe ' m m Inn Vug of a terolution contain, men to help s*v, hi* fiw nd II* tsklfprr ho* ispiuly ,le e n l« . tU«K IstiknM b u t d w m * . i __ say flgs” o f the Itihle. II,. « I'W tog Mi. Gibson'* piopoauL on Inv.i and IL l ie ha.l bro ihs* paroid- •Ilfs his po.ul.nt a* leader ..l -c-ogue. -m old os * it u a r . l N e t o t A t y s t * * y however, th at a close and honisl taiion of » u r supplies, war sup. rh u iu . since b*iyh«Hs| in \o n h v rk the If. |>tildl> uil l*m I, of hlolldo. limj aus^'w.iy to t -p 'X t«"»*- I i - - svlerulp pel **»o* wto-'e ap|u,«nl ronsidiralion would reveal tm ply huoarts an,i publicity' t» rrbut foi.oHlox a Ionic lis'rrview m in ts bu o|*ptM*e*i lot!. I ly Csvtng tiisst." -sau >*b j I'. v v ii .i.i i l l * ' ' * ) Jm tir« and lore of God. 11 ul the Hnr m aterials on hand n with Ih.-lnrt Attorney Frank h i * m*«le l»y Pies oh HI llo u lrl of Vl-olwtu,. • ll t he iltd,|*. odes t h e m iniiter’s siibjert tonight ti c various slates. T— p t«■»• es^ lh e f Mi*t >. Mltothi rt*. | * >l!« \U lk Ua> One faction want* Mucct rrilur- Goyn,, of WMU Sestet County, un.l *tipruir*l by >be t niii.i will be "The Great Invitation.” n«l ,. V '»**• ie> - : r n ti d a l «m s k ( t e f i l l e r ^sfl »te usee hp- pt**lv*t#. b<s n tfc« *s»l»v'iai'i **t *»ar ltl«% tv. Kitymnnd Wilder, * *oi«t aiul .ion nf lia r supplies and the buJ- Bussey tidily d elated that h* wut Thr u w ,i* tile te rrn t a [1 - 01*1. and ii» >w* ia*> '•••■• t i e net alma. i tohts. eat P_ ioueiwg and. I i in*piww. rhoir Iri'irr, will sing “Nome Day uit* providing for then pm . u ttrily o'Huuivd of his funner ll.* nl * ol tw«l fe*i ini dl »4 Is I HiD (..to^to'bi. vai) bs-a«M. l*f* ' ^ N* liu s* ,’ unothor faction n stits "in- stand. A lter Coyne rv s ra l'd the May lb- Too Late.” ^ **•* *•*****•> •liicvt limitulion * so (hut any iui>. llendi-h detail* uf the Ulunler, lodge-hip, and seveiat lun.u, f• J *ike to* i y f l ' ttotosi I l f . thr w ntlon l Inn may eventually be flusiu) suit: *1 wouldn't ear** I) le e rs. pi* all :i*k.i» IV will (w ui*aM *l. a* i b h a t n i - t 1 ho appointm ent. of tih n n ilraun Hill trm t tliu ifi.njo, M a rlc r S p e a k s T o icw nm s. lie , -•»!•** ( t o Flafle hs«l shot hinMvIf.” Fkipper m* It. p'il li, sn tiatmnaf Thi *|u>toK*w •' ■ *(*-** ‘i't " o i Hghtl). Kimilulleeiiiiui i* generally re g -*-. mwsc 11ml a lulmw tu p. | 11 * •*"- ’ » oiwainw«wm i W o o d m e n O f W o rld Coyne tuday dr*lined •” 'ta t* Tke ITnitrd H tstrv had si.l<d ii.x llu- g»n ia i pwoin. If [K u s u - 4*1 '* t.li'lisK w 'O L s i'd '-l l« Rrjulih. no Irm trrs whether It.* would 'o il Bu-*«y u ilh F’runve for "ln d in v | him " • vtointi tow w a Itrv. F'rank M. M arlrr, pastor nl lion" ullboigli Mr. tiibsun —nl a witness tn Ih ■ stetu'c alt* nipt In I * I” ^'**1 usrioent * liaem r " ii'l. I -i—ild like !-. ~ m b nr->- . lo r F’irst Christian Church, ad- bis ciu n try favor* the widest show prem ruuatiun and y.ul>usy| urn in" «m the W»*e of P>utt*ls n i|u r . I»*rr*-«i Ifoio tn.* loads '*** '** ' ' «ity. ilnsavd th r Nantord lam p, iViM.u. publuity so th a t the whole wo*Id wi.uh r»s die,j ia ■' tlefisif -If we H,>. •> - is.w. tl* *n* i! I ►'••to '•» ai ll*W «t tok*. on Ih* pait of the lorvh murd*r**r. I m m <.f llir Wui id, Tuesday night would thus know (be amount "f th* uhl regime umier Ijeo e r If, an • • nni. .- iLt or h* — I— . I ‘ 'V - o-ue*e H- wa* th Hussey tul.t Coyne of th* “ne* k ul kon-s* City In-t Spring at th r first or a srrirs ol grt-io- tv sc i vo war suppliea held by t a n 1 Insst r I--- lo— tne w a l k ' *. Kimaisa. Vslwwpwk. -OS— t t < ing parties" with Isdly l*raeus is . gvihvr mertings plonnvd liy thv of the hig luiwrrs. •Vd Stoflinal' r Nyr «llt *»f X*.»(h' • Uronxviltr. of the gin ami dance irganlration. Ills aubjtel was' Maxim l.itvinuff. rrpirventative | lu k t c T K * !•*••» ( m*»» •' tvij. 'F rateinalism .'' A nolhrr talk « « • of Soviet liussis »nd Count loo patties li h r home In Muunt Baham as Flare (km i « .»>• «e jgjhtv^r *h ■ arttK. c j g lim by J u l r II. N khoL, m ije llrin sto rff. the German delcgste. Vsrnun. * f the tu tiu i lux* t. ttrr* On Florida Fruits think tnal is tm i U*wU«urpw s*| | in ib r .toth Infantry of th r unb i-itl li-nt th r tr countries w riv . p. sh* sent hliu xaile he n a s a i col ' Tuibird tanks or th r W. O VvT poseil to the lactic* emplnvrd ■*w m fltitie - te tk id •• e»* . * H A S ltlM .T iiV 1 i » \ . .ue* Following thr sp rrrl.rs. rrlrrs n . i.erv Lilvinnff atrused th r di-lc- Ifge. nc wha d i n . tnd in AiieM(N * * What appealed tu turn > >upg liiitrftN ir *sf t K * * Rdlim • m ints were served. Uriwern tn gales of alib'strpping "the |.,n* tl* tMMsid s*e«4 'ke-Mnl.* leddn , .•lid bo member* were present. C ui teal di<a I | unit ' white ‘‘ e l.uasry ogam* hi* put wa« the fa* I Iwi,l*ta|« )u« l**un| a pvson UffttolHIl i * —*u ■! a *uir s f rn * 3 m * M M h *. IIM R to i• • |Nitim tois«s*4 kr up C. Collins, conaul commander, pic- (isrm sn d elrg atr rani that, if the than I V a i i i s i i in arndher wo­ Iff*hlltdlK lines nil w*.■■■!*. 1 dreetlto mdm«*t>* Ir r * I k rhe i i*aaMr%. «w of man's anus while hi-w ife's leafy aided over tha gathering. silled nations inallv w arled to ! ►Ih.ruia »»f M#y p lan t'. i> ir l r « 4.*. u s s m i ti. tlust it he •n« up NTNto dtartn. they should apply t . lay raid under Ih* apple hlueoim lX»o*v. .tw rn c 'ri i* Na.*•aa i«l« « • ail *•»►» k* »dMI> I W •diemwives ih* teirav uf tl .■ true, their idd tryvlm g ptavr. isrd ; IihLiv Rfimubtl tke S tate Ik C lin ic T o B e S ta g e d * lie•%> te a . *•• Kail tkrun. Tke> , . TlMly of Versailles under wbnh th* fact that I V w n weal ter* k and pa> it ir >.m I M « ; c k F o r P r i m a r y P u p i l s they disarmed Germany. ( I I P ted hi, S rtn o tu auske sure. Tk* rmkst r *1 im k ’k i lr r* s I'itU-a^- N.' in to i 1 ■••«ev M 'ltotatr r (bed) A tlin lr and irg i.lra llo n period i'W tk t t k N tb p e for till children who w r to rn trt •kruli*. ketkto* «rfw la lew. kali* .-'ar.fi.nl primary school, next ww*t■. t r r n i’t . iiidx mm | ftg ft . M a r k e t tO rp u rL s - W i l t Fall foi the first lime will b* brio I a til ih r fr* tf t*• i»ioootii' f•» t*f ids May H-10 at th* Koulhsidc I’ri. • :>Iaaf anil th» totthl* »*e any t xr* B l* ( i i i f i F B y l b a m b r r m aiy School, arrording to an an­ •»* *»v fff’ tbiajr «*r im- tot nounce m rnt today. Dmi* e o i U t r r f s i »% m T hr clinic. *|K>nsorrd l>y the Closing a f Delmml 'schaois as of age are 1 rlshy piuhX ilsd fioas t'a n t. nr a n r rm U f r in ni.b >i ln lM It * f* « iii|*ae . a tkTM Parent.Tearhtr* .Association, will v means of piesim ting the spreu l sltendlng picture shuwa or olfurr • a ntiaivt. k«fM.tlskh >t 'to t* lh e r b > 4lk 'kpr*^' )•« held under th« direction uf U n . of t nfaidile itsrelysiB, I I is s o - [Users of amusements in llu i lity . k « been ##• ke*l n- mrx p»pvr nr led *Sw. k ? ••Ihrr #**^“*e% •« tg k a* ■ k I tohtit n fNulNm ■>(«• "O ei boi* M illu I*. Arrineton. supervisine of which have b*ea diseow n l 4- T h at all .Sunday svhoola and e* • * principal of tbe prim ary schools, lucre in tke past few days, war other young people * societies sa s r^ekeA with »»v nt tke pUaa*v 4 iftriT't wWd * # h *d lt> ik» (Jaar • > F w ta b U h o r frm ti 4rfined *nd Mis. Mary Holler, count) ii [■oiled here today. Dr. K b gatherings are hereby s » -|« iii* i Tkfto toefion mrj tnkrn hn mu ••• 4 . -mmo*. f. tkU l l i e t e r M< tk nutsa. Eleven*, county physician wm, Horn hidduir g -lh n u ig s until Mat •- tke — e .( » 4a a * attsiiuae l# a i nf Bn itofF«Iai»«« H* Ilbolilii. I i' irpi g » v n tird u y w ort.id Kanfoid pa.rut* U».h, n r until |u iU « r notice. r*r*ean a k w i U t o w “ '» « » ‘ '■ o r k That no children un.hi Id V ’r t m fauRl l . fly W inHH w c P to cxsrrtse ct^ e in on o fiu it (•• Amateur P ln /W h l U m mV rn. T h e Ic-rw i * ike • — p.cvcM an outbreak nf the disease yearn of age shall te alhMsed In k s j , wi—a Ks> ■«*• -*wding —t Be Repeated Tonight here, was told this aaormng *«•» attend any p u le fights «. any M a n o V l f h r s * D i a s Ulm. m " a * ti* swserad hiss—mt *— Kiel hone tb i t no now cases have other exhibition or puU ir g a r b l ­ II 4am, was :i» m | tas* Haas. No “Where T h e n ’s Sunsb ae.” one U-'U lu|)ed ih Dcl-and. ing. •lAKLANDv C * l top- 1 p i i a S e d rvp o ti* us •• h wIsis. X Th* City and S tate Board • l — t W h ("*»»*• had *l-1K*. I ihe la tonnartiua* with the closing of thro* one-set plsy* w k ek was s h r '■d y fpl.m ■ "— •** wh» lias b* th* l-o prsauted ber* Tuesday night by t l tke sc bind i, other irgulalions H ealth authuritie* irqmmt th a t aw uiim q will W -u| |dms under l» o c i l | gathering* of any oa.'ure f*r fti'lr i l l Spit mm* • r s n Id ttlf ThftHfr Workshop, will prohibiting eiilldrrn H„, t -1 in * W v X h i t cull l i * offWe bar b* repeated tonight a t th* Milam 11"in attending theaters or psi- s hat soever he ds*p*na«d w ita un man. m ain p e rro n . lir — a . D C n s ~ i n t s nl-m e—S ■ Theater, accord n g to J. L. Maren- Lclpattng la an* othe. kind •! til fa rth e r nsl He. puldir gathering, had* been prom­ . T-. ^ r *“ pl+cn tfhtrv Cicrv m-rfuciwad t i k e hnr.t nssuai U . letta, mhoagor of tha ptaybauar ulgated by health authority* in Is A m t tiMiracv that U it 4 m hn, wi bnut bar i n # M i over hot U U M H ru n rts N U I Th# play will U peaaanUd preced­ th at city. FaUnvriag L a Ust of the mu # t&UU at# under q u m n lM u in* been s-ses—s—4. ing th a second show a t about IN D IA N A IIA U H U M . rules, soai* of which Dr. Kiev- usd Bulk* reyuUl Wuui, -PVl— Sr-ctfonL' X — l l l k S ) - ih a a l •V ock. 1 T t u #11 r u t i t v #r# w # m t hard. Iitr-slly m - 1 h— life th a said should b« uy a ssu u n r* r j U cm# ply m l tkS i i f # ■wet-rt bee w r n t fa r w Th* play, which waa written by lu local parcnla! 1. T hat all pupils la « h .ls Ulfcn— and U keep i k i l d m wuier •tricK n wHh Sam Byrd (tod directed by /an* Wiliam* Marktll, waa enthualas •cFxola up to tbo tenth grad* ata ta# M t mi I I ft# iW tr U a t i p Hi i« M m «btkally recaivnd cn It4 first yrva- baroby Hlsmlsaad front fwither at­ nr* until fa rth e r natk*. anlatcti. Th* Ren. Moetlmsr Glav- tends 2. T h a i a lj gsarciaaa ennnetted #### Mrs furtker •r fhsywd Urn Itad'ng rol*. M d L with achtol activitiaa ar* hereby supported h r * east whiah Includes aatpettdad. gffacUva to Mag 24th Byron Btapboni, Mary Elisabeth ar until fu rth u r naticuv O i f orvkisA. te h o rif K 4 r # i T, U h j i ^ < r i I* P to l * * * n U jw n I SENATE EXU ” FIGHT ID CHECH TRlSTAOHm. GIBSON DEMANDS TORCH SLAYER* SHOWDOWN UPON HAS LOST FRIEND WAR MATERIALS HIS WIFE KISSED | DcLand Schools Are Closed In Fi^ht. To Isolate Infantile Paralysis C«erm �r to 4 •i t"V T H U B 8DA BAitrom V/orMV Slnrrf f Chir-cS moval Of Judge Another Step In foose Cleaning” p o rt ly established tomato plant la Ocala. * P lan t o f Afct* Broa. Cannlnjr tannin* Company recantl* atartod opera. Una a t Waat Palm Baach. JACKSONVIULE — Headquar­ Installation of Waat End sear. a«v eyetam progressing rtf.ridly ters of Cbala T lra Storaa, nc., c»• *u-d In I j o t j io r r building on at Plant City. Wcat Forsyth Streat. adntnx office-arts to order w iion.wide eerrejr of th# work federal district attorneys, and Idltlens In their reipsetlve •rlrts, ell with a view to dr* mints* whether they should be In th# last ala weeks three dl«jet attorneys hsra been ra Ired H at tha Instigation of the Da. artment of Justice, John Cool I Mississippi. Wm. A. Oober In log bam Florida, .and now De mot. Tbi in^estl ration Is rontlnfhg, and It I* prohablo that mere i.u* will fall, before long. T a r sui,o s church—not shrine, but a real edtliee—U this tiny and ei-alntly beautiful structure, which Is located on the top of M iunt CaMnu. nrar Covtnjton. K r It provides seating accommodation for but three worshippers. The Famous Card Tree ITALIAN HEAVY MATCHED the larger woman who I* no (onc­ er In the bloom of first youth, and atudled out Inctnious slenderiiin* method*. An unuoual combination ia Men In an afternoon frock of printed trouiatline de to o in jede-creen. buuk sn d b :lg t, with black lace ueed in Inaertad band* on the bod­ ice and in narrow (an pleating* on th# skirt. A rowarelble satin coat, deep Ivory on on* sl>* and black on th* othrr, semi-fitting and w.th n flarin* skirt Is another extremely rmart knd practical carmrnt for Ik* older woman who most be careful of her “flgger.** Trie, tailored street frocks come In nary-bluo woolen rep, or fine aerce, trimmid with silk braid and somet mrs with a touch of bright color. Worn with a smart fait hat and fox scarf this rt an Ideal slen­ derising costume for spring days. There is or* with crossed folds of whito georgette In tli( front of the bodice end rathrr tight shirt trimmed teith grsdusted row, of black braid from llw h p* t i the ham. Another has a surplice bod* Ice with fold* of chartrras* and deep cuffs of the same with rows of black braid. Strange Malady Is Puzzling Physicians RALEIGH, "STH, Mb* S— . MEW YORK. May, t -( I N H > Rlchsedo Brrtosx:lo, gii*t Italian Impvywrlgh t, hr* been malch*<l far * bout with Jim Msloney in iLston (« May 17. SOUTH PALM BEACH — PUAVT c m r Highway 1*0,000 Quarry Kay Stone unit of Uuner plant anU In operation.* af this p la n repaired. NORTH and W EST A Scent from the Paramount All-T.tlLi in the Wall," with ClauJcttc Coll'crt and Picture ••The Hole UarJ C. Robinson professional ball player, who Is still a llra, was visited a t a local hospital by K s haby, who was strirken suddenly and died w ith­ in 12 hours. A hospital nurse attending MrRae contracted the malady and died within -10 hours. The U. B. public health service a sending an espert hero to study the disease, which physi­ cians said was acrompanloil by hemorrhages and stiffening of the joints. ^•Southland D ire c tly N o rik * h N r w P arty Cmt-r/T Kansas City To Get Direct Mail Route With Pacific Coast U N SI—State medical authorities t edsj ' w ill b* n . pended for tm tafstloa of har­ bor and choanal light* ila local Woman’s UTHINOTON, May L — I) Pres ident Hoover's ram. r diamlaaal of William A. Da h federal district attorney in Urn, h but another itco In ispraad campaign to “clean In the aorrrnmetri a law sent machinery, It wai •day la administration 8TOCKHOI.M, SWEDEN. Mry ft—(INK)— llu ri, Pearson, heavy­ w eight boxing nh* nplc n of Swed en, r«day Was e .tendering an offer I* fifth! O tto Von PorU , Norwrg. l*n hcsvyw slthl. In n b ra t a t Chicago. * TAMPA — m m A T M1LANE TH EATER TODAY began an Inw r s lig a t'H *f an outbreak of a mysterions di­ sease following th* death of two persons and th* aerioua . illness of a third. . While private and state physi­ cians have been unabl* to Idaatlfy the malady, allegad th a t It was highly contagious and In TILDEN WINS REVENGE Tha~ first NEW YORK. May 2. - ( I N S ) , la u l Btrlenbarh. former light. baavywslght Ixislnr champion, his mad* good in his llis t two s ar'a aa a professional w restle-. If-sored his second victory In llro-il lyn last night lay throwing Gen g>U h a rls , of Greece, with r. s i rt lock In 2 minutes and 21 seroral i «... t. * a t i . e ,-litm SAN IIEKKAKDINO. Cal.. Msy L — (IN S )—Thousands of arres ot v altab 'e timber land were th re a t­ ened with destru rt'o n by a for­ est fire that at sited today In the mouth of liny Canyon, near I).(wands, m inding to report* re­ salved here. -m victim, McKee, K AMBA II r l TV, H ay A pr. lffr l|N 8 )—The nnenlng of a St- P ity several hour* earlier than Louls-Kantas City-Omaha a ir mail ' has h en * ->for» brfn done, and p tt w n r A service by the U n i-I •»*learr.g House*' versal aviation corjxjrat on. which! A fter the establishm ent of th e has been announced for Msy l , 1 new I ’nlverv.'l rrate.-K an sas City will gje- Kansas City its first (w ill become the H earing house direct a ir mall connection w.th fn» all a ir ‘snail from Texas and the Pacific Coast. I other ’ southern points. Mall Heretofore It hs* hern n eees-I brought h e r. I.y th} N. A. T. a 4ir1m Ihwtrwfti TVwilt iM m Mf»- Drwwii UkMmrr^mmrt n B T f l .rns ■ H ill M ■ M Ihm s M. C. IR IT N tY , r u . r+m'r AJf. . IM W «lB t?ai. rll f . n». Louisville b Nashville R. R iv • ■u.»*>ctl to o# lb* b :tacts ttiett cards to U. C IID A ti't. May 2 —IIN 8) — Mi-v Ihiloit- Itnnnon, 22, a nurse, wit, in n state uf collapse loda) fa ll'awlng her ubalurtia.n by two bandit* u h*a wiih revolvers press- LONDON. May 2 —4INS) In >( Interview ir iitished to lav in s Daily Expicsi. T rllulah flankh«|<l As-at r - s i ,*t e»», eonfiiinrd f i p o i t s 'l '" t ba r engagement •■> Cpuo. A01 llaallV Dp Haaslarail bad btan broken. "Tony nod I have agreeal | a, disagree,** she-staled. * Af fills ta-al is rltv plan to iiavilllnn. Queen and Maids at Pirate Ball, *, Gala Social Event at the University of Florida WHY CAMELS ARE THE BETTER CIGARETTE Cnmcls ttre The taste o f Camels is smooth and satisfying; The fragrance o f Camels is always pleasant, indoors or out. Camels are mild and mellow. They do not tire the taste t Camels are made o f the choicest tohacct 'd and blended with expert care. The attractive girts pictured abort were selected by "Ye P in t* Crew" of the UniterJU »R/ •< Florida, la reign a* , t ~ |B Q ueen; left, MU* Franco* l*licr of Jaaksoovllle, First — « U Maid) right,M U* Mary Fran* event being n brilliant (estival re* Chittenden a f TallahiM ce, during the Eastar Faille* at tha firaand Maid; la war cantor, U nlraniiy. T ap center, Mia* Mia* Flercatin* Hnlmcs a f Thaa H in k y « f l i t . Oak, .Miami, Tklrd Maid. �1 4 A U N T BILLIE FROM TEXAS* (A Farce Comedy) a^ * 4.- J Sponsored by FkoU, P. T . A. — “ j *r , V A t'W ilson School, P fo la j ^ F I a ^ ; • ADMISSION, 10* AfiW J R A Feed Your Crops the Food They Need •-c J i W1W,$*PI- -«J iurJ>*niTitln; siaOi'ml 4inuW t aw pm H d r. s b * n a u i a i i t i r - •ir'iVuUQ m z x * - * • -jut com -n rrv m , t “ -U.man m b y ih* am u . ® a f e Jia : ne a r - p trt* m x a £ K n i «T t t u c te rs n a >X»t » i v i m m lti >-vrtl«l«f-n ^ s T c n iL tz c o tU C T E R iz tt) ffurtos Twertm ll 1 ^n il T - r-nAi e m p e r o r rr o ma n i n j u n i H— M E AT M AR K E T n u E. FIRST FT. lo n ). M o a g b lo A r A iifd FVa N an lL .nL S m licd . I k LU- . u iu w w v». , other root crops—celery, cablinges, lettuce* beans, qr oilier amen ^rentable*—ALL re> •pond equally e r k to Ibis, uhltdwil (ll#M and land Idod;- Humite-Hurou*. Your land. * moreover.*wIHlx/hoBt permanently By the • uw* of tlUMlTC-HUMUa.* '* • h ?•>»"£ W. H. LONG # Is the mod clement to make a fertile soil and your plant* slrorg. healthy anil-profitable. IIUMtTK IICMUS la a plant food 'element luat aa necessary In tlic growth of plants «V nitrogen, super-phosphate. potash* of, plhtr plant food elements. It makes no difference what the crop ts—orange*. grapefruit. In I1UMITK - HUMUS now itu m T & u u U .u d ' w o n K s tr e ready aolulillily of a largfl percentage^r (ta ' Gj‘» humus content and Its' high cam ins power of various bacteria bcneOclal to Uatit life make IIUMITK-IIIJMU3 Immediately available as a plant food when mixed pith the soil, creating tho healthiest and mju.productive mot system of any plant fopd «p. ment known to science. This rapid rott growth means resultant plant development above-ground In order to supply the root system with tho nitrogen and other elements of the glr which are "breathed’* through ths ’ IFiies or -lungs** or ll)e plant. " * .y No matter what you are growing, you are not producing tho crops and -YMntttg the eonsequeM- profits you should unM» yon ere can*l#rn|lr using MUUIT**)Rj4tUft.* wo claim* a vegetable m a n u re from sterilised , processed peat, re-seeded to soil b acteria. We claim an activ ated m a te ria l w hich bait th e p ro p erties o f abamrbino p la n t foods a n d holding them u n til h r c a p illa ry a ttra c tio n ta e nxitleL? Vicmnpil. pii« p la n t fond fn r a chemical* a ffilia tio n o f th e ir,.a rp a n ic bodice in th e f pr<$m etion^pf c i w t h . j j t t p ’ f l Xn t A n d lam * f o o d Co m p a n y HAINES CITY. FLORIDA WRIGHT AND STEVENS. Distributors m en DELANO. FLORIDA gOV H I ULti SVNFtHtU w min a tiovi.K I. VKK M llN K lN i . VSiTU M O W D B liT . . . m ALMOST .i s o s v T O D l h E (O O K IC S M *#» E I T T1ICJ1 <• •OwehAal.rA. o . i ^ r w W - . .> p » F« "1 «• LAr » U l f* rtCa ?v d ; . « W r : »• w t l o t ( M I . . . » ) > :• o a d e ’ v b k S i e w l i i r . M *) b r e r 's * r r a f w l e j s w v e t to y o u : « '* * D io r tOOKICS b YOUR HOME JU S T PH O N E I d 1 t �4 p » r - iin im ■4 jW Personal Activities years and Church Circle Holds officer la • »a.* - »eeting a. *o n»S.atu » *r­ M eetlnx On Monday a t th e open ir m day erenin* and alao a t th e in e rt­ The members of Cirri* Number ing on S u n d ay ..ru n ln * a t the , r SATURDAY Six o f the F irst B aptist Church I ML C M . SUmp Club will Hell on Hanford Arena*. The puh- a . | on M andr- afternoon a t the ■* ■* tb* Episcopal pariah U* la cordially Invited to b . pres­ home of My*. W. R. Beecher, 1004 Avenue, w ith Mrs. Beecher LbJ. o'clock to S e n t a t these mee-ingn. ’ 1 end Mrs. J . V. Johnson as host* meeting will be fe a t, e* T tw flnf ami 8«Wac Day. Health Day Observed oases Mrs. B. C. Moore presided over the boalneas session which I/ TUESDAY Included the derot Ions I and mis* By Grammar School RMatoola Utah P. T. A. wilt a-on study course by Mrs. R. W. ■» « ii» o’clock In Dm acbool Lawton. By Mrs. R. F. D oting the social hour refresh, Representing Parent Teerkrr* m snts were served by th e host, •keial Department of the Wo. Aaeeriattea rases to the following: Mrs. R. W. Clab win fcaTo Ha usual H ealth Day, May 1,' waa ob- Lawton, Mrs. B. C~ Mootv, Mrs. party a t 2:80 o'clock In tho eeryed a t (he Gram m ar School in A. K- Hoawt|*r and Mrs. C. A. k ro o n , with Mrs. T. A. T a t. a Very n rrtty way. The xhobl wa* Anderson J r . The nex, meeting . Mrs. B. M. RurnbWy au4 open to parenU and visitors will lie held with Mrs. B. C. through-out the day. For th e chap- Moore, 2608 Elm Avenue, on MonM rt. J . If. H ay*, as boitasM*. Tb* Alathcan Claaa o f tb* F irst U exerclaea a t 10 o'clock a special day afternoon a t SJO o'clock. health program had been pre­ M u«lst Cbnrcb wiS hold Its pared, each of tho ten rooms con. m w tb ly buslnca. a d social meet- trlbuting a number to the pro­ Recital To Be Given k * a t 8:90 o’clock a t tb* d u m b gram . The eptfrw entertainm ent During: Music W eek iHtfc Mrs. W.A. Zachary, Mrs D. J. w l . splendid. O alro tt, Mrs. T a n e y and Mrs. In every room an exhibit of the r pupll'a work waa on dliptay-mapa, N l n o r a* bost**s*s. history, spelling, rnglU h,.aiithrac- for National Music Week, which WEDNESDAY Is observed throughout the round Clinic and registration for all tlc w ith th eir attendaat good or try from May 6 to May 12, will bad m arks so th a t each parent children Who aspect to enter, any l<e a recital- by th e vocal pupils M in ary school In th* Fall) from had the opportunity of comparing of Mlaa Muriel T aylrr. This pro. b o'clock ts IS o’clock a t th* the quality of h it o r .h e r chlld'a gram will be given complimenting work with th at of the other pu. Booth Bid* Prim ary School. pila. There waa a general high the 'Hanfofrd Woman's Club and THURSDAY will be presented on Thursday, Clinic and rey i|tratio n fo r ' all • U ndard shown throughout ths May 0 a t R;!B o'clock In the club who expect to enter any house on Oak Avenue. A most novel feature o f the ebool next Fall; from The program consists of songs. to I t . o'clock a t the day waa th a t rlaaaea were con. duets and trioa In English, French ducted aa uaual—m ans of the 'Side Prim ary School. Italian, and will Include • ra ts being occupied by tne grown* cycle o ff Gypsy sonxi in be g ir tn FRIDAY ^^Jtt-an-drsghtrsllnw for, all ,iyt t Ultara. fin* mother , a f i r e elt- in costume witrv appropriate se t. culldrtn who cirpect to enter any ng through a history leaaon, con­ tings and lighting effects. . school n e st Falls f r o " P fided to a friend th a t aha waa The Woman's Club extends a a'clock to I t o'clock at"th e Sooth going home and aecretly study rordlal invitation to the public to tier American history. BUM Prim ary School. attend this event .next Thursday. A t noon a splendid luncheon was SALVATION ARMY JtOTIC served by M Iss Nelson In the lunrh Nearly early 300 paren ts and Mrs. Seacy Surprised M ajor Woo.li of A llan tt, the children were seirved. With Birthday Party territorial ruviquartern of the In the afternoon, out-door phys­ RehrdUon A rm y, l» spending sc r. ical exercises v n t demonstrated Mrs. J. N. Scary of I^ingwood, cyal weeks .sere attending to th* to the Interested spectators, a f. who Is a patient ut the KrrnaM* Voalnraa lnt— r t » M the 8a lri* w r te r which school adjourned as i-iuxhton Memorial Hospital, was given a surprise party on Wed. (Amy.and w in h^ tb* a u ln speaker usual a t 3:16 o'clock. Mrs. Babbitt, principal, and her r.ctdav afternoon by the nurses 41. the meet Inn,r uf (he f u lr s liin of efficient teachers a re to of the hospital in honor of Mrs. Army en Friday evening a t 7: 45 corps be congratulated upon ,the fliw a t the flail on 8anfoni showing made by tn s little men Seacy'* seventy.sixth*' birthday, which she celebrated a t th a t time. M ajor Wood, has been do. and women of the Gram m ar L»Mlt Lonnie Byrd, alao a pat'eni t-'fleld ' week f* r t u post 15 School during the entire day. s i the hospital entered Mrs. Calendar ti fv air*. Saules **!>.<, m atron of 8#aslnolt C baptar, gave a report on the grand' chapter. d Mr*. Mrs. D. J. Routh presented H uff with a basket of sn ip dragons a* a g ift from the mem­ bers of th* chapter. Mrs. W. M.-11 .•11 syncs aecolnpan. led Mrs. Robert tilcnn when shr sang. **My Mother's Eyes,” and • aung composed by Mr*- R. C. Maxwell for Mr*. McKay. He freshmenta Were th»n served by Mis. K. S l m n i y i r and her eom ru. -a to atMiut I iM guests. Out of town guests included: Mr*. Martha 11. C a itc r,. grann s m iln r y and pssl matron, of Duytnnn Reach; Mr*. Mae Dono­ van. crang ronductrr**, uf Day. tona llcarh; A rthur II. Granger. past grand patron, of D el^nd, and others. s m s «’ .1 LI-, r r r * \ iu ,»«iv.- .’*r inelr iwuie in U n s on M .nua*, a fte r a visit here and la Tampa w ith relatives. Mr. Cameron revwntly returned from a trip to Tennessee! Darwin Balmea I* expected home this week from a visit with friend* In Winston Halem, North Carolina. P eter Buker Is leaving this week for Cleveland. Ohio, where he expects to accept a position. Mia. Buker and small son will rem ain with h tr mother Mrs. Buc. ursl lor a Um*. Mr. and Mr*. Fred Cowan S r , and Fred Cowan Jr. visited Mr* Cowan's sister and family, Mr*. Jam es H ardy a t Port Orange Sat­ urday .Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Howard havs moved to the property on M arguerstte Avenue known a* th* Hancock place for many year* and e ra engaged in the chicken and pigeon raising business. M r. and Mr*^-Shirley who have Wf-Bh the Hancock place fo r the paat two years have returned to their form er home In Montsn*. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Carroway at* building a 3 room one story house on the location where their house burned a few weeks ago on Urardal! avenue flill Lynch and his bride have Mlaa Beverly Bender w u heat* ess to the members of the Chic C hat d u b w ith a bridge party on Wednesday afternoon a t her home on tho Country Club Road. High ■oore prise a silk, handkerchief, waa awarded te miss Ethelda Tat arson while low score prise, novel* ty stiver choker beads were pre­ sented to Mlaa Ju lia Hlgxtni. A p ro fu sio n s glpdinlt and o th er 8pring floweri adorned the rooms where the tables were placed while the tallica an-J other bridge aeceaaorie* were in h a r­ monising colors. Lata.In th r after noon the hoateaa assisted by her mother, Mr*. F. -W. Bender. »cfe­ ed a salad cour*. to the follow­ ing members: The Misses* Kthelda EAST SANFORD T atterson, Rose LaVem r H urt, P earls Rob*son, Julia Higgins, R. G. Oakley waa the guest of Jan e Torrence, E s th e rn c Schlr- Ms sister Mrs. 'Carl fhorpem: anJ, R. E. Grilffln and -Margaret Mr. Oakleyr is a government In­ Thompson. spector railed to Orlando to help with the work of doing way with M editerranean ffl.v. Mr. OakLocal O. E. S. Chapter the Ivy fam e here from Texas where M elts On Thursday r e hail Iren connected with the cam( sign against th r Iwll weevil Mr. and Mr*. Angul Cameron Seminole Chapter Number Two of the Order o f E astern Stnr held Its reg u lar meeting on Thursday evening a t the Masonic Hall In honor of Mrs. G. E McKay, who was elected associate grand con­ ductress of the sta te of Florida a t the g iand chapter w hhh wus held a t Jacksonville last wvrk. Mrs. P. II. Elder p irsenlrd Mrs. M rKav with an arm boufpn-t nf red radiance roses a fte r whirli other members of the chapter put on a drill in her honor. O ther g ueeti were givrn rnrs e g e s 'n f utd-fHihtonM hew ers by Mrs. M urray Jan ris and th r vIsL. tors received ram atlu p f. For enterlalnm ent during thr evening Mrs. Frank llsu srr. orIn Thrilling lom panlrd hy Mrs. B. C Moore, Sssery's room in the ij'lm ioon and announced birthday arreting* to her and was then followed by tiir nurses bearing a birthday rake which was adorned with lighted randies. Those present were: Miss M iry I-andgraf, Mr*. Caroline Mrl-anr, Mr*. Edith Jones, Mr*. Iloehlk, Mrs. klaiy M irklrr. the Misses Fiance* F u rn ettr, Mamie Minor, Betty Antosh and Dr Hamut-i ru lrsto n . OUR (sA N G COM ED Y TODAY .<«>.• !-• II -0 nl Ik-' C m 1/ - I > • —- . g . s i c u s Avenue. Two rvoiu. h a re recently been added to th* Cox house. Th* manv friends of Miss I out's* E v an s,, form er rrllilitil of Han­ ford. *tlll !•* Interested to leern th a t she has recently appeared on Jacksonville radio pr»ar-m s, giv­ ing piano selection's. She lit the daughter of Mr. end Mr*. 51. M. Evans, and now resides in St. Augustin*. s w. Jill... I ,II tlLJdh 1 w:r:fc o. lo-.iL » « J , . r t-,w i t ,)' M yrtle Avenue_ and_ _______ Installing Ing.rom pletedm lushrdi yfw yi|w rm ' drainage system s In several ares* Jackaonvlle’a C entral F ire rta llon being repaired. J.C.PENNEYc ® 2 1 2 - E a s t First S t r e c t - 2 1 4 ^ A DcCghtfjf) (jroup o f iUT%__ *1____ J a W Spring Hats RENEE ADOREE EDURVEA FRED KOHLER Hound— LATEST NEWH PARAMOUNT It has made thousands o f friends among people whose homes are famed for hospitality. By sheer quality— unfailingly m aintained year after year— LaTouraine Coffee has become Am erica’s favorite coffee. is a secret back of the matchless good taste of LaTouraine Coffee— a priceless secret for­ mula that governs selection, blending and roasting. It is the exclusive property o f a handful o f men. W ith it, they are able to maintain the unvarying quality of La Touraine. Wherever you drink this famous blend—in leading hotels and restaurants or in your own hom e— you will experience the same pleasures o f tempting aroma and satisfying taste. Four o f the finest coffees grown—the choice pro­ duction of tropic plantations— are blended .to a rich harmony of coffee flavor. / T his ^lending Is done with extraordinary care. Specially trained m en— the most m odem equip­ m ent— die quality standards o f its (La Tourainc*s) 'celebrated formula. » ^ W hy not o rd er a trial tin o f La Touraine Coffee today from your dealer? H e has it— or will be glad to get it for you prom ptly. R oasted s a d packed la ato d esa plaots la Boston, New Yesk, Phils- del phis. Chicago, sad jackaotsvilla Serve it on your breakfast table tom orrow m oniing and experience the delights of La T ouraine flavor. L a T o u ra in e R ad io C on certs • • a « 4 m Mr Wwliwsdir evewiag. at *.80, WTIC VGY WG1 WCAZ WWJ VKAT New York VCSH WTAG WJAK WHAS WTAM Portland Worcester Provident* Louisville Cleveland Hartford Schenectady Buffalo Pittsburgh Detroit A tla n ta ^ Nash villa W JAX Jach ao n v flla j^\You might as well have the best f Philadelphia NewYort > > W* S* Quinby Chicago ttamm V .... r/ , - . ____________________ / _____ L I ..•a n a fi It has been chosen for the tables o f more leading restaurants and hotels, and for the dining cars o f m ore extra fare trains, than any other brand. JL.HERE hi r T T he result is a rich, full-flavored coffee that has won the hearts o f Am erica’s coffee connoisseurs. X B S m art small shapes to w ear right now with fu r collared coal*— straw braids, bright frits ami com binations o f straw and felt— youthful h a lt and m odel for m atrons, too. T h ertfa a look of spring about them that Is irresistible. of Good T aste .S X Feh— Straw Braid*—Combination* M 1LANE. SATURDAY For the Sake ,4 j R A Specialized Group— Made to Our Own Standard— to Sell for r p h # k sn s .ia r# I f M • k l u ’i rsa s# a mm M llsw rsla sslfct lavs •( m apaaUli sfasn* la and a l u k l a g lkl« film sefaia* af flir leald Nssk rHe Mill k« Ik* a e a a a a*a ihvlU •raeallaal 8 Aracadl*.Building completed te b,.os* culinary denartm entof Flot* Ida BapUst ChUdran's Home la ■ml pi-c*. mi*m 5= . 'I - * * M iss Bender ilOL.voo To Chit Chat Club aiw -tV> ' ’ �V “Frecdom Of Port” WAamNOTON, M«v 'Jm (IK8> O PE N IN G -Tb* T rm aory w ltt eon lan i to rstfssuLsjrs OF - S i-tS te A lA u a , «■ u « l«lh S E R V IC E STANDARD GASOLINE 0 or H runway. — A A . PEI QT T h is w e e k MOTORCO 10 WAITING FOR CLERK^—JUST STEP IN PICK IT OUT YOURSELF►AY THE CASHIER THE LOWEST PRICE AND BE ON YOUR WAY. J. M. LEMOINE, MGR. NO. I FLORIDA WHITE ONI ONS LEMONS Doz. 2 3 / 8 LBS. FANCY WINESAP 5 LBS. LARUE YELLOW WISCONSIN DAISY BUDWEIHEK 2 FOR BANANAS NO. 2 YE ONLY ONE PeanutButter25^ CORN PO W D E R S 5 QUART JAR M. U. Fl.O tJR 29/ Wko doesn't like ginger amnpaf Peppy lltth, oookka. nippy (lager taate. Crunching good with «etlh- Yon r— ■ theee by the bagfal. That’a why ■ **\ them In a one-pound aeckl 56/ PALMOLIVE N A T IO N A L BISCUIT COMPANY CAN f o r •> |)UfN SMITHFIELD BRAND CORNED BEEF 15/ DEL MONTE—PICNIC SIZE 19/ | POST BRAN 2 5 / CRACKERS 2 5 / I IK Mngnolia Arc. T.II. Ijtndawlck, Mgr. Sanford A ve. J. D. Cochran, Mgr. ‘ NO. 2 It SIZE IONA BRAND | PEACHES SULTANA 2 FOR I Asparagus j 3 5 / . PIGGLY WIGGLY 222 I|rat Pt. W. I* Sloudcnmlre, Mgr, 6 LBS. 11/ ALI. 5c NATL IIISCIJIT CO. 6 FOR Apple Butter 2 5 / PILLSBURY & GOLD MEDAL NO. 2Vi CAN VAN CAMP I LB. PET 55/ 25/ BUTTER Lb. 4 9 / HOMINY MALT It Isn’t B eing Done Anymore— eUNSET GOLD Ginger Ale 2 5 / S I.IL CAN BLUE RIBBON a a a w m Pf ^ ' Thin having to tramp, tramp, tramp from atore to alord, looking for tba groceries one pectin for ;todays menu*. No, that form of buying la gona for the woman of today have found Utol they can key aU their foods at AAP Stored. PEARS 19/ No. 1 Can Delmonte B a k e r s ” Y E S , THATS T R U E !! FANCY IMPORTED 14/ A P P L E S 29/ CHEESE Lb. 27/ “U n e e d a GINGER SNAPS 19/ POUNDS IBCEIVED DAILY DIRECT FROM CREAMERY AUSTRALIAN BROWN ( Hhese Prices Good S e t & Sun. Only *300,000 We cordially invite the motoring, public to pay us a visit in our new location, 820 W . F irst S tr e e t W e w ill appreciate your patronage and will give you 100 per cen t service at all times. 8 LBS. 50/ Soup Fried Red Snapper Baked Chicken Pie Hashed Brown Potatoea Waldorf Salad win bo upended h r erection of •dlllon to Floridan Hotel. 5 50/ Print Salt Water Trout Tartart I Waatara Steak wttk MuaWwgtt 1 Aaahad Potatoea Fraah 1 .Lattaee 6 Tomato SaW IIotoo Mads Cmtaid.Pla at SaUawbatrp Coffea Hot Tka Buttermilk SUPPER STANDARD MOTOR OIL Port Wyera’ Municipal airport to bf forthor Improved bp IntWlUtlon b f eletrlc power plant and TALLAHASSEE LUNCHEON J. M. LEMOINE, MOB. mOTIflO BREAKS OUT ration waa atfractod by tinkling of a boll which BOMBAY, M « 7 » -(« N B trT w n i coma from over ba*J. p trw w were klllad and 30 woundtd lit i fraah outbreak of HinduMoilan riottac-Prom pt aetton by a tope and t ivy wore ablo plain, ih* police prove at id the battle to dU cent a araa:l to ll about from apraadlaf. th ree In c h * In diam eter ached to the bird* neck. B>r appearance o f tko bird lad reporta It had been kitted. 1 bird w in reported from nqm u Indiana painla In 1027 but i toon or hoard In 1033, act preliably g -v e riio to death report. THE . . ■• >n -it. S T A T IO N lion waa mada oftor u Invtotlfation K U« ritcwaatMcaa which follcwsd Dm a rrtto l of the ct Criitobd from Panama, It he* Ing »n#r*d th at Mtaa of the r»lumln* eonmMmen utlUr»d their off Ic'd Immunity to brtfig In llquot. . l JAM Qt 39* OUR OWN .BLEND 17* TEA y2 Lb. 2 5 / 24LBS. FLOUR 23/ 46/ 89/ »1« L tt 2 LBS. S LBS. 8 LBS. SNOWDRIFT 19/ 37/ 55/ >1»« C * :C IMPERIAL DRY B O'CLOCK COFFEE 3 lip.* lo o quarter pint of W otcrSpar lac­ quer, varniahor enamel, or m ay be applied difatsrcurpuithaae. 403 KELLOGG? Varnish-Lao^Ser- Enameh 6 SMALL CANT WHITE HOUSE 222 EAST FIRST STREET 8 LARGE CANS MILK CHOICE WESTERN BEEF-PORK-VEAL-LAMB BEEF & VEAL Roast PORK 25/ ROAST 20/ Swlft'a HocMesa PICNIC HAMS Lb. 24/ LAMB 40/ CHOPS 26/ COMPOUND P MEAT 304 EAST FIRST STREET ErflUaotv-modam colors! For f u r n itu r e , Boora,’woodwork. autamobDaa,anythinc1 It’atha facquer th a t “drtea fa no time" — the vnmfch th at even hot w ater oen't h e n s —the eadur* fag enamel to refiniah your car. Coupon good for a abort H oe ocSy — o n It today. �B .T V .n in tH j i im iA i. o t* •Security Lumber Co. STOKES SEED SERVICES AH* WrW C c A id « n n S « S & * . N IPl’EK leA. l a Sanford Plant am 22— R eal E s ln le fo r Sale II Paper On..Phone 303. Two w ell-located'lot, in Voluria FINISH th» d nlng'rooai tabic county; on State Highway, will i th e ‘morning anu ic n « luiu exchange for tonal) car, Cotip* in < u /|l a t noon. Watrr Spar preferred, l’hona 423—W. 1C— Miscellaneous For Sale VIGILANCE h e r e d it y Palmer', auhdlvUion, priced i i rraponalbti ftarty. Now nod* cultivation, all in cduyr. Son Nick ZernovcaA, Beardall Avenue. e n iflif uI iti’yni la Plat I!«»■*U an, r t o p r e p a ir e d w hen NEEDS IT AT. SANFORD [OWELTY . WORKS BENCH AVE. r « j o c ita *»trTii eii*g fcaea ami general cement work. ■ncJo Conefete Co. J. B. Tar pitgvr, ProD. 3rd a n t Elm. p ro p e rty httnir told 1n «nl-1 t fljr M id t M r t - t 4Hd c om *, m ul *.vII* bo w l 4 tu iilfU n iiU fM ii i k m t J K l'p iv iA S ift-tiP. i f a n y , I ' u r c h t m to p * M f o r t l u , iH tifd O il* rJd * *U jr o f M a rrh Iff * . ^ 'V JW ni*AHIT!nt‘HET‘TTrTTN-LT * •i w U I A U ttir, \ D tCtCTNIION 4 W C K IN H O N . r o t i d l o n fo r C o n ip U la a n t*. KENTUCKY WONDER DEANiJ r.n c C m A N FLINT CORN GOLDEN AGE SW EET CORN j (PLACE ORDERS NOW Hivl*-r a n il l*y virtue- jiff i l t M l e f f t 11* o r fo f# ^ lf» u r . f n l r r H In otf*- H r # t ill M uurt, In an*t fo r R rtulnoiV cipjiht, K 1 d > iU "lr-m w « a r la v m i l 4 a > . d (••rtJkln h u rth r t - l n O l . \ A'nmnn, .a ml .V m o lf l rvnnl-, »*» f A p r il A. I K In m f tir r # h i puntlin#. H A l’ i. in i. J* i l l WAtH?$$|§, h* ntnl f* t \ I I I f l I N I .V O R S A I . K — cortifiJeJ. f u m li h in g inJ nuiy.Anr;Tii ii i i t a m , mm f o r . t l x m i n •h o u ie , c o n n k tln g ■s m o v i- i i i T i N , am* • •* my j i f d in in g r o o m , bed ro o m , liv in g d AI IT I S’, «i**r#fn*ri1, nr»* * iiruli>ri*»rin*ll s fi.H n l w li| room , b r u a k f a t t room an d k tc h c ii ‘•iM f f r i fo r Muir n ml r* 11 A* **ut»tlc nut I'u rn ltu rc . E a r c l lr n t ro n d ltio n . ny mr litfftieM rttu) s i> I »*«*••*• » h e n lf ih i fc«r r n * h , ’it to* f* til im p r L’heap f o r ca»h . 803 \V . T h ir ^ S t. »f itip i lUimI l i t i i i i * iif ip itiir.i a fte r A. M. Must be iS iu n tr , K L iT liti in t i * *U# * f f a t t r .n l. r i.iM U t . i-U r tn »ti« ftiitifp o f pli-vt-ii ii’i*1o*,t< * l« * I j i tnmti ntid ia»» it'rliw .'i lit nf * o g tt on liiin d a v , a l« y *»lw A. l* FOR S A L E -800 made up rcliry ii'fh t * '# , th e fill low I tic* ill «rr H»t*l i i * t I vrutm —a nnil* throughout. Half *N tu *r, * » lt*l» w ly in u ittul I'f lm r in ln a lfi C oun ty, F lo rid a , to w li? price for ea*b. A. Corpany Bcni- M m * II m* W #»t h a lf ( \ \ l - t I in tto iu H liP R it r ju .ir t r r IN I-* l l» *>f dtoil Avc. f .1* H n U th W ift i| t jn r t r r | 8 \ V 1 *1 » an d l hi Houtl»i-««t n u ir ttr Motor Uoat For Sale—IH ft. long, tMie l * f l i f th e N o rth vast u im rh i * N k ***1 o l i tin ^otthiwi-wt 1 hor»r ftuirrr engine, one hook an.l m t t r l r r (M V I - 1 • o f F u t l iti I nP boat. AH practically nrw *2, T u k rin h iji 2 * ’‘ lin n , lisn r.* an ih tu t, I'o m a h tln K -•» *#-•»• r . 'IC3.00 J. R. Johnion, Lake Mon. •non- or im e roe. flit*#* i r a u h a ll tin* tf t n m t,iPtir r e o 'in m . n h .ttnl o t’ |uirli-->nit, m 10 • r p. i u l a l t . a . ' (L egal n o llcee) Drags, Sod^. tursnti. Pali1,man. plan. (W J Pay. I ‘Undo, Fla. L f o m i d f . pru] |#-«in3irdy ,» H nj|diM fk. f o r i '*munlit I n n r t ■* ivIKnr 10 11—lubtdtn ABHITS FUR SALE—Fedigrec.eed regisu-ed bm-dltir stack Liee young pedigreed at J k ellgibi, br rvgiitratton. ghincbllla* rtilte blue ,ved beverena and Ne» kealand Wnitea. St. Johns Ral dtry, Indian Mound VUUga. Sat ' z r A j .V . O . H o i . P38 12— W R ANTE Damp' \>r and 'hone ’ Inundry work n*d. Will cal Jennie Dolton, Y—Ajwrfofenth for lluttt I I . K A V S K T l c m l « lie , e A U J.IM P . K A S 'M Il l. W V. I V H I T i U l H I M h a . C f t * , i i a * /i :i . w i i r r u i i K . i l B ll l l t l l i m i x T r o . t . r II A W . w j t A S a m i n i l . , A . IA S I I 'V . M A N m .p a n n » r » . u -i.lln n * « I . i l i Ilu r d w ii r*t i H i ii m i ny, I I A I I i l l * O •AIN’T A V A IIN T IH II r u M F A .S l , *• t-«n |Mir;ilh<ii itithin liU tilii« *i lit Hi* r * t> *«f H utifunl, F h o Id *, a * *•* n»* InoW I'u ln t K V a ta U h (>»mi*pnv, * 4A u t.1N H V „*\v A i.i n :11 t * i», i n i ; . a i‘ot t""r»il!*»»i, in i n H IM * l#l vi It l, t i t i H F a NV, it r u rtH im tii'a , ItA L I* II A I U aW A IIK r iiM F A N V . a ♦•■*rpt»r II U F I V I A N 3H***. • C O llU A N V . n r ti rim ro h o n , m lt-.'lh it fo llx i, (|T|f •!« j i . il 't 1 * r iy Nil tint •>, ij tn« attd io-lith l« ***** .'im in u tt* SEEDSMEN C. R. MASON. Florida Manager 1R M cljtmlcr Arcutle ‘ I’lionc 1RI ''to l nttitiv *>t "ii'tJ ut. itti>rt* | M H ir o la r iy ilu « .'rili* •I it* follow n, to- w h I e*it N n n *rt> I i***l uf. Il*n .t C»iort h tih iln h U iii, **f fh in f o r l F iu rlilii, u t to t |«!*»t ,t|l* - |*i#f d u ly * f F K i'W aatuuju llio f t ih * Hi- l h d o tile o f Uit'l'- C onti* •‘ ■LirldR. T rritiN : I 'tin lu h i r to |*»| ■•HCUTgUMUr o r T in : t ii f iii§ j i (* t i l i t crtii r r t o r »m »h i i >%. k \ m » m il k K R lM ll.i: ( t i l M l . IN rti i N rm u . K II . A H l i n t A l T . n * H i i r l w r . . . in m i noli* (V o ititt r i n k , ii '',i*thItia r tifiM ifa iiitii, Co lieid a Hi it***, «n* i fd r . r u H iq lu iia t if ii l,*.th in (#1 yfi (r t and tm> Summer .Ut, r i| '*rht) iiijclo »i Saturday & Monday , !iii-iii« n v . n tii ft H*to. „ f i i v v tla o i _ m RENT—Splcud'd furntibc ' I’nd garage on Silve> ftlightful jtU re t , live . per' month. W. A. Rafnor B ct, II, C. IfuUfOe. agent! Till RENT—Tyro four room cot tagee Incateit facing Ice 'plant n waat aide, |10 bet Kinnlti each ^ v^rtttwTViSKtie T— tlm A, ^nfndH W U AWme anuth. IncffanyM f.tV n lta n -<2t| Elm A ynttg I f a n d s i^ C t ‘OR R E N T S S iA l 'l& r^'.f(B n lilted iK'uee. N 4»bM iH , uttaa. Y rntr Scmlnale Olvd. and WanMl.ltne Ave. Telrphutu ID. V |l RENT—futnl.hed hun«»luw und ■tv 1 ‘ II&lKllHON, tltPil and »«■%• nm ruptpf, ir H 1W 1I *+nliM»m»t , n r , CoDitipgtioB Troubled Alabama mr.* |r* Irtiri; Otfrrall*H Tur* lliir 1 i *ih |»aiiv , a « *ii |«4irnlli*ii #*r Ih*- lu a * I'f I'to H riu , it u n •»•It t il .Hid H ililkiilVKt, IIR li « tin #ti< iik # o r» uitri u-w.ttiu* u r J K ill It m il,ilm litu llitrrrH lp 11* f*-ll*iv. t0K |tru|M i l ) . V*eU 1*r d 'j id J tiil »t f* hM|t»|iy 1. d* r«u ; i »t |d ll 1 4 It* «i'|w n r lit 1 •i if*a m i l l M l i i»it«M tin n; UmT m ^ h im M w itdar in J im a V 1M C It- I»T||-*I J.UIM £. i> t> , unA U r n H til 111I k (ii-iii l„ itl 1 ii'. til H r* «*• . f ’l^ rh wf llti- C o u r t a t ihtjw farJj ih i'tl# J 'l - u M y , M> rl<U u n it in 11 rood buftiiMru B fy Self H'li'nuFLOUR J l lbs. fur « a, $ 1 .0 0 ffl‘ l# -4 A t JL U O ffn # I Good Serairh | FEED. 10 Mix. for 3 5 c 1 II Or.. Heinr. or Monarch f!| CATSUP.'* 2 3 c %f 4 n « /v .v n ** a ,n . l_.l T M csteTn " llnunil "aHd LOIN STEAKS: per ll>, I. niiiiul ;O R K CHOPS, per lb. 28c | SAUSAGE ((impnuml LARD, ‘J His. for 23c | Hrsl Grade WHITE IIACON lb. ............ 25C ......... ' -fl C . a .. MEAT MARKET G. I. Fincher H iltD lE lU E S ircffM nr*' irmwi**11 DEFENDAHLE •> #<Ml U tE O fll.lN E S S . . . 1 ' I’DR IJl ALlTY FOODS . FOB SAYING 1‘U ll'ES. TOO 117—K A ST, FIR ST ST. IN T H E C E N T E R (IE SA N FO R D 24 Lbs. $ s F N n it.nr—it iNGAN’s p t'iir . t u t : \ m eh y APPLES IMPORTED MACARONI OR 4 Larffe Pkg SPAGHETTI Flo renter Ala.—T u r 19. 37. SALMON PUIIH 4JOLD—RED M il EL 18/ Ginger A le 2 5 / NO. I CAN ROSKDAI.K 25/ PEACHES 111 FLOUR 27/ 52/ 95* Pork& Beans heal on 71^ TALL ICY POINI tarn ire, t luflered with p ain. In my eg and Itrad," errltra Mm. J. i t a n . 12* Royal AVniua UjU city. CORN 2 For 2 5 / LEMONS Doz S Y R U P Lily Until She Had Taken Black-DraugbL r..< 2 9 / | B A N A N A S' 2 5 / c u n 's — N y „w nn»t<t -2 fall dull all tho time, and wae not able to do anything. 1 *1 am* ron.ttpatcd moat of lha 'h i U FA GTS D E L IG H T ■• w ill lew utitt-rwi. iM a J a a t • y hi 4 ti»d» wC you uad t Is#. ty|'ii,**» *|f i<w jUEDlLTM ( ilU T a O R CREAM M 1CA 1^—FR E S H i f lK lt#to r* H uul. > A i'lrtlliif., I'd im ly r i o i H u »ii * W I N * 1* b ru u ^ h l T ita w n ilN A !■* >*|lif«*t k .c i.llu«*« mi hand »ad Mil •./ ih* *h M l i'« r l l b .to rb i Sa.l d#> i f 11«R. A T). C L O I t i l i wg. «r moved, 1 got all right.' a c v th a t Ume. 1 hare tried to a bo* of It lark-Draught In tho p, aa 1 And tl correct, blibnua Jn *d relict It to^ie e* . alck'-ii.headache. J half cut POTATOES 5 corn- CRY n i TTEitlllLK « 'k»»i r i f T tin lb«>U <*• uul POUNDS DDL LRU H 1*1 la th p itiiw tr la u d u n i v iiu ilriii Hi pail**- in ih«r r i 'i M y i a i i i f c -tim •w«r r*"»f a* iim) tm* Ormwl l»i at f i t m t . Second Ilia Cf.iirt. 11 If further n r.||f„| l |.M |l.|, • f j jjtm A r-w -.' H W -' •♦filrr hr n«t*H«hnl «rrr n irff l6 e ,# ;» r a s e - i l l .00 month. See Mr. *iu* <i.UMMmil r weiLn In ihu Svn* i.rd If* i mi.l. a ii- d * |M irt( I*ti-• 11' i.*>l to-urmt T h i H erald affkv. - ll f . n l Ha-litID'Jf. I u u i . i » K V itaw llarw for Beni Monarch COCOA, X lh. ran NUT YF.I.I.OW—SNOW WHITE MAYONNAISE OR i/2 1 RELISH I If tfllVM l l l d If ftMtlli lilt* »M». IWH !*• If #•* i l n ||r » , |t FH ( •]« #, itl* • to .-ri-1 a ll n u |tte % I'd*.jti n u i**i» Ii* 4h lO'M‘lntifl*‘t tlr*l.r.e .^ riv ; J . wt i ; y l I K M i l . A l.til t lliX N V k h .l M M M , .nil (iiMrtof th S O tl Specials N it K 2 Iti o n fundihrd' npait f TOMATOES CWSCO ITfONR 31 J 1 H N»». r T M *-f istim f* Tffn. ■ — lln tm eu fo r R en t Id Tou ml n r or Morning Joy COFFEE, per lb. ............ Alunnlclt or Maxwell H ow e CCH FEE. per lb............ ...... Sm oked m il t l|A h u n iiaiid . POTATOES 10 Iks. :n *)** Mild-y I I lf . Iff I'lifit h l.i, m . | . |M*“* ti*-fi|aH|i> d*-wrriiM j * i i,i. w*, ig* a ll: \ .. « It* t Granulated SUGAR. 10 lbs. far SAUSAGE, per lit. * b # u . 'ilu r i t iir (i l.w t 'tJ iM jm .;.. r iv - r f i d ' J w -fJtv— . M oH IIIH n . i r l< t«‘ |iuiifiHl»v«l in tin* ^ y » f« m l ^ v v .a 4 m H'Mil h o jir* Iff H i|» , I •• d■«111*vv I •if tir t ’ VH fonl. Stmlti..' * ( 'niwttf, I 1 ttftk lj- f\ imi mu Corner of Sanford Avc. nod Fourth St. Home of Quality and Good Values. A few of^our many jtaijtfdjiy^lffcrJ Soaps and YARD EGGS '* e"r~ WASHING TOWDERS 4 for Strictly Froth. per do*r- & retail 1*. • * l t | H ill t i l . I w ifi-. l i r A T I I H * ; . lit if I II, m it m t ; n r » w n i f * **ti.i5 iif« la i f t » l'i ittVMii H int u r * .- i a ml n u t ......... ,, it. . , , l "ri-* i«.Mir.‘ tih>l **nh- H i i i f . l mi * • Nhlil** * 'HI I l l ' l l »p| I | k*'< lilt til*' .11* -I, I nl A p ril, A n . j4 |., - | , | *1'* Hi i i m iirw r) , **u it»-rt*t**| r * Vtl* tiny i f lif t , V I* i^ .» *t e • alit' |i«ltt|f ii Ii*iliIn i. „ f | Hn» *|* " i , l*>i«V r Jup f-d^U Virim n u K ii;, & Feed Co. Wh o l e sa l e recond fl l i d room—t J .00 weekly. a J d T a l. J u itto and 4th. Sir.v.t. o n tif W (nrni|i APPLES, .1 lbs. for Rich, fresh milk in pow­ dered form with oil the cream left in that's M SANFOUD A VIC. ' ' J un PEN J | »nr P5 n u u iT in MILK P^t nr Carnation G rocery '*w*irf «i|M n I- ,i.»l **iit'** tin* f it i*i **f lit* t >m , i I I * . . ■»* .. i km REN' I ItoAglry fall 231. m FA N - FO UH • • t .F .iT It h * iTl.N 'TIt A C T • I N il r u lll'A N V a «iir|M‘iat»-i«i. L l llT h 'l l U T R K ir r H M C C T llV ’ . t H U 'A N f . ii t o n m ra t Ion, u K mm h A .s n .m » i u »m > ti > H ilH « iA « e i: « O M I'A N V , a * i* t|t .f ,n i|it t ilm it ic h iif a % i.i: N u llf. .i* l i i f t l i y h u l l tr ia l ut i t r a n d l>y i t r i u t m i* .•rr«'lr»iUr** (iliH ».»lo e H l m d Ip, tit* .U u\« i u l lll f d ttn tin Stli I t* •f A nM I. A I* l*2V. I, >i* Hi.vi-Ut .let*h*r »n Clio in r r > , «*n M m ulay th i U ' l l i v tif IIH V , A It !I^ > . »h 7 Aim- I m- I iut it * ute* »l.t> of tUi" kJwMrrml ii i * t , * l •‘ •luu d a y . ht fii*n» ,A»* i«t t*.«ori Il«*n-r ut riH ii.'iiiil, F o riL * .<• l liir'd a , w ill o l f t r J a r nh* t«» tfiM Itirh * i t nn il h i« i 1 *1,1 Ct*l <»r c o rh , iltir ittif ih r l»n.il U g lir^ '-tr Meoty id FRANCIS 'C. STOKES & CO Mix it with cocoa or vanilla . Then watch the children drink iU You'll ^ . .. like it in your cooking too. \P \ , Wr sx3S2 Seed V’or'F all flan ting KLIM! Kn EY’S ihTuiPKTOnB—ISr .Kriptlqn^ - littiu tti.u i- CORN AND PO LE BEANS i t o n |tARr 11, n f (lit- 1 ‘ itM if r r * c u r tli nC w n l t u w C o u n ty. -K lu r* Mjy | i;K in m ill in n o i m * tfcsf ? Yah KNOW TIIAT YOU CANJpET YOUR CLOSED oliVuii* rixkWieic iiooax. S f r n iton I PLANT |» t a u t *ubai¥fe*itm c l n fi.n l. F lu fld a . k n o w n «• N iu m n ir . ifciuara, ftc to rd ln it to t i n t ih ^ re * vortrn or arret al D Gr, E i * jii, oD uO im r i V 1' / u r * " " J Dirham .tracks. | Elm ■t^d 13th Street. Phone 3. ■M ilnil II I'b F a n i C a m - e t r tv ffi ..f I'i. in p l n M tlte d n itn ln M ) v u In I h r a to n e »r\to<t r a i i . r unit C f U l t in I h r l t d Any o f f in n * , A. iV 1*11. IIK ( » tl.Tuft IT l* H lr “»>n)r n l ' I M t i.lul i l r l n u l t li .* r r .* f » iM -r iH Mi»f i S t u f r i w w It l h i i f t l l- n T i l l : Bt a t k kU h iiiia , U U V K I t IIA U W i u K Il i H l A n . I JArt. a MlARflN I HUESCHER CORNET, U flat, cbdwe. La A |> lth law , rack, imlrtrtkHl booliJ- fili.00 co»li »03 W,.Third St. > ' t \ u lu u k k h im iij : t tv. iv i i u h K l>.% \ IIK I.U IIIM IA N , I'otn . ol"; » bar port * of U & $i&X of cuaiti < r WHI1 * t* » T ix ..TIW&V11X1 <*»M t.f Iiiitrl'imr* mu Uird C#.«j i*»r»i HI-Mi# t ■w i-»e I'lrrnHI • , v»i 1w p # «nt *i .rrin i i( \m.a* ipftctal ran iiraT 100 Lb,. $ 195? Stokes "Red Front Market •r t*utnpi*in»)n v -.it-M POUNDS � 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, May 03, 1929 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 03, 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>, May 03, 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/bf25043b03915fb8b5d18b30462da105.pdf ad35e3dac223d581ce8520a7b266b9f0 PDF Text Text 4 I 4 CW *. i * i<1* • ^ ■ m o F m f *ji ^ T il- ^ 'V R A T I I E R «r ■ ■ .} t’ ltWMhwl . Tke WorU'n Grtatcct Vegetable Bpoi u d Richest Garden land. la F lo rid *'* H u rt P ilr and warmer tonight. B u l l ; 4 AN VOLUME XX Wjra International Newa Scnrica IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y SANFORD FLORIDA. SATURDAY, .MAY 4. 1929 DeLandMayBeLiftedSoon; BILL BY PhysiciansA reEncouraged MADEINNEV tegroiip. ' l)LI.AND ,.t'U > .Ui)r (.—Thatcootinue .to Improve. *“ fjCiarafttirv* roguUtlan* w w teet to prevent the-spread of In-LU*' E x o n e ra te d O n C h argp e -T jh a t H e H e ld O ffic e D e fia n c e O fL a w ; V o te Is E ig h lT o F iv e W A S H I N G T O N , M a y 4.— r ( I N S ) — A n d w T W . ^M ellon tAM b «v r to rt* r ^ i e n t oullirrik »• »fHoui m mi* iiMiifi only a thort tlmo thould no [had antiripatrd before tfatnuhgly other new rase* develop, waa the Investigating each individual rase opinion expressed in a statement an,) futlhermora after making a n.ade today by Dr Q. A. Davis, house to house surrey In the part city health physician, and Dr. K. nf town where m oif nf the rases C. Blende of the state board, of ate fmind, We feel that the quar­ w m r— antine regulations now In effect __Ihe_ Joint atatrmrnt signed hv will have to remain only a short Dr. C. A. Davis, and Strode fol. time should no n other " new rases de­ luarst velop" “ To Ihe Public: In making a statement as to the “ Having visited every rase In reason the health authorities did town that waa suspected of having no; order the closing of the negro Infantile paralysis, we have a school. Dr*. Davis and Strode said: knowledge nf the situation suf­ “ There I* only one moro week of ficient to make the following state­ achool and the colored school nurse ment . will lie In attendance at the school "There are eight homes quaran­ vveiy day from 0 a. m. until .1 p. tined nnd aa far a* we ran ascer­ m„ anil the white srhnol nurse will tain thla la the total number of he at the school two hours earh case* in town at present. day, and we feel that we ran •Every case with the exception liandle the situation l-etter wuh of one is Improving and should school In session |hsn dismissed " H ouse C o m m it t c c W fl! P resen t S e n ate F o r M easu reT o O n T u esday C o n s id e ra t io n mostly cl. udy. NEW SPAPER NUMBER IBS Member Audit Bureau Of Cirrulatlona Quarantine On Pat alysis In DUTY INCREASE HOOVERWANTS!* ? »? * mwAA A In ,■I ^ ,Mr *nQH j *• — si. a M l. IN BERLIN \ And Told’Is Detained A s VARV1EW WitnessIn“-Tarch” Murder P I S MOUNTS ABOVE TWENTY:.. W IIITK PLAINS. N. Ya. May 4 , aUo n Iw^honH rhum. mho »«bl: It,* v-"l Jilaiwe Ih-sv-vhy I s r s M s E s d s * — (IN S t— Kugrnr -Hussey, . man who "kt-s.-d nnd tuUk'-’ - u,M ; trouhirp.” Ilart H>.»t IYno.% in H%* }ail u»ul undi-r arrest on n material * **'n«Mir il him lie h id Mf«*f him-** | P r a r t d c n t T e lls C .ib mrrllitK a b n T o M a k e A m e r i - « * • it|u,; » p «*•*'•>• the InI *1 se­ Hr trlrttr«l hnm,M|mn quel to thr killing slid rn-inallun (it it lli> at a |m 1 1> •htvifly l»rl*irr c h ’ s P o s i t i o n C l e a r |of ~ Doroth) by h.rt s nmriingf, h» »» da h > »tiu(k ' - —r -I'cacnv ■*e her Inis. it, nag* a • ait' aw w»» n mkili A tA rm a C o n fe re n c e ,MpJ‘ 6 *tk-.lliJb2i i Tin- inticc . it H re,heC- w r,'rf|iut*w*it ted -icn. nun never lo again gtlind a party at uhieh »lh- was pres nl held for till- gland )ni> -mi >4 •x v 150 PeFSohsHavcRecrt Wounded InRIoody ClashesBetweenPolice And RedHraups II) Otto Tul-whun i WAMIINC.TON. May 4 — (IN S ) ' lirT t h* rre -WASHINGTON.__ , i . . . . . Ilussey was srrc-led in a hotel Coyne lad eves h,. hn* oh|aini-l fnlrrnalicnal News Servlre (IN S )— A new tariff M l rrvls - 1 — I'rfenlcni llotiu-r hs* become * f-w hours after illstliei Allot two important admis-lutis Irom Staff Cnrrr«|iiin1rnl igwhal irritated mer the e f­ Ing the Fordney-MiCumhi r art of somewhat w a * exonerated on c h a rg e s o f fort* luaile by old world power- nry Frank A. t'uyno hml stutrd l'eaeox~th*| will sir ngthell the' H K R I.IN , M ay I — T w e n ty holding the s ecretary sh ip o f 1!i£f anti carrying genrretis In- til the tiem-va ronfeieme to rats, - hit taller that tin- Johns llopk Its prrnuditnlion tla-viry uguinsi him. fo u r pprsotis. itu-lmtinK I ’ hnrthe T re a s u ry in defianco o f rrrase* in dut'c* to prot«-ct manv rep esent th.- Ameriean position , University student's sl ny was of I1, BeOS mini il I i*«l thnl lie litreil hit lea .Mm kny a itevvA|taper c o r' no importance. Ilussey had rvlatun tii* whole broad question nf illswife fn th lr fill. Venmn iipmtthe law b y ^n 8 to G vote to­ American Industrie* aiul agricul­ aimanient. • rd Ttnries o r “ iH-IDiig parlies" uieut ninl slruik.hei nvei the bend n-it|)ontlpnt anil n Hrilialt aubd ay o f th e S en ate J u d iciary ture, was virtually rumplrtnl by Tit overvnme the-e misivpri-sen. • with I'tarox'w wife Iteferr »h • was one minute after »h • enteied, Joel, have In-ell killed in th-J thr House Ways* and Meant tations whkh seem to have ls-cn I slain and binned by the Jealous Coyne said, thus nullifying his C opim iltee. w a ve o f violent riolinir whit h Commlttrr tvday. It will In- pre- itelil eri lelr Inspiten iiy Euro lit* commlttr„ first refused to previous st'ly I lint he Imd struck ptlnrlji. l military power, [nr X -ir • husband. hegatt mi M ay P a y anti von* -enlcd to Congress on Turslay. order s further Investigation In­ nan illtilontal e imrpose*. Amhas. 1 The prtitlnn fot litis* y's at rest j her in n moment of Ji-nhuis rug.* While It was asss-rtc,l by Hep. sailor Hugh f . (lih-on has la—n in was in the form of nn nnidutit , I*e:i -is also almmhinisl to Mellon's activities aa a hues hi* tinned until ea rly liMlay. enHawley (R ) of (IrviP'n. rhisrtnan, structeil to make tht po-ltion • f by I'eaeov'i, law yet, John M ll-dt* slury that he strniiglisl Id- wife yriilfiiur tw o tll.-tlrirla o f Her-* stockholder in the Aluminum Cow. that aD rate* are st;ll suhjett to th* I'ntle.i Stu.es so ilenr at tiro Worth. |j*nv of America, rrjecttal the after -lif imd yaiintiil a pi-1- 1 at lilt in I iIimhI. chsnge, he said the hill is com­ evo lhrt the e can la- h-» pn*alhil|»y Norris report drrlarinw him ilAlthough llii-sey has n pud nli-,1 him. C-iym- said, nod nilmitteil A iuiimImt «if Himirn nit* nm »n<( lrcally In offlc,, anti thm adopt­ pleted ami ready for n final nf duuht coneetning il. hi* friend-hip for I' arn\, the that th ite vvu* a safety cntcli on ( li«* «l«*n«l. Mme limn I Ml ih t m iw * ed the Stelwrr report, which Th t n *ltion. briefly. Is: et nfesseil lorvh slayei won nu the pistol id whi«h he un* a wa re The I ’ nlteil Stats* it ready to t a ^ that ownerahlp of slock U v . !•»•« n wiiuiiiioil. Sodiir c-f thorn further change* *rr nlth'-iich hi* n I » s „ n-d. ronsnnimnte un nglrrtmnl with other al.y in Stanley Halt, Jfd not consttut* a violation antiripMnl. nn* in 1k»«|i InU nt •l»*a,l»M door. tnr w rid * naial pmu r». prlniS d M I Otl.year-old law forlild. Kxtrcord nary prcvautlnn* have Tin* *t*l»* nf himr oln h v u i cipnllv Kiiglsinl »nd Japan, w'hicn dins the aecretary of the Trea­ Item taken by the committee to will .........ily limit naval strength sury from "carrying on tho i-i m Inin,i d l,v Die— utlk g-lfl— JvX. prevent schedules of the hfl from l.llt u.l.i.tly-- i . iIh.^..*, k .l-w ■* business or trade or commerce." Ni-iikorlli a and Wi-ild'ny il-slridta lK-cjniirg public pi-niling"'ils in- is Ing -landaids Any- rqiutahle the contest however waa mere­ was I ftcil ut 4 n'l-liKk this luonttrndurt on, hut wrl| authentic steel fnrmul ■ o f rnhntion I* aneptildr ly iranaferred lo the floor of the log. Ilntl-rd wlrr rniknglriiirntt to this governmenl, the only* pro. tv-nate where l-’.th the Hlelwcr nnd hnrrii-anr. wlih-h M l |i«-n vl*o U-ing that an,* progiant will and Norri* reporta will he filed .i-ri-rlrd in I hr -Iri-i-t. werr rrrail f-ir parity lor tin- Unite,, Monday. There waa every In­ State- Navy w ih any in the tnnrtoL dication though that Mellon, I Thr f Billing whlih lo-r.m svitti A m e r i c a I n T h e F o r e ing In ’ Chairman llnwli-y, )%i* fitf. vrnrlil hacked hv a favorable committer H a v e H een R ep o rted The United Stales consltk-'s that | c j_ _• a „ » s _ • I r r » verdict, would win In the Senate rklrm'rhing hrtwwn I’unmunInwi-il the principles In d d> wn by Un-! nininment (standing armhMl ^ O C I C l j P H llH lO illk t* hour member* of the commute* irlii und |»d rr no .May Ihiy eve City nulhnritles lod»v tnsugur-] Ity Jsmr* L. KUgallrn President IliHiver for is readjust­ Is mote a -ida-et id Kuro|a*aii con­ werr ab»ent when the vote wra« ated a final survey of H.cnlcrd in (Copyright l>2f. Ry Internal Ion- ment to nuvt only rhnngi'l rundl kVu in vMrnri- in Ihi- dislr'i-ta cent than A merit nn. un,| to th,'. tik rn hut It waa stated the> nn effort In |dra anil destroy all I nhahltrd hy w ikrrs until it asal News Sere Ire), lions ar sing siller Ite.'if. and to ind pleltr* that the putver. eg-i«w-ouUI he polled before Monday cltrua fruits on lives and on the .umril Ih,. proportion* ,,f s pitrhrj ^KW YORK, Msy 4. - Kaatei cover industries tlmt have sprung amoni; thi*e**efve- upon n pro­ ami that their vote* would no) ground. Ilvtwecn 00 and T5 Iniy*. I . . , ,, . . up in the last few year* a, thr arum. The T'nlted S ste- Atiny jlallli-. rhinre the re»ult. -NEW OHI.KANS, I j , May t. most of then high school pupils.-I ^ ip * o deliver A m rr.a * KN'lSI.K WHO 11. N. I . Mm\ I has already been ie,hired In a very Ih-silll ry snipiiia enrt nurd On the' question of obtaining tendered their service* ihi* morn- cmnniodl.le* to the nnuhe-t* ^ of result e f Inventive anil scientific |.-w l—ini .far la-lnvv the armies u I INS) -"It * ee-l-Hly’s husine-. **\Vlirfi* nn,| Hhen. . ?** I throiiKlnut tin- nit-lit. U hitr tho more Information about Mellon'* mg and the campaign gut awjy tb,. w»rl I “ tit a TwentVlh < rn- ileve'opmcnt. Euroi-. IlmnsMtl b nn«l •*. anyway ." having I hits imnff el illy , l-dir,, w rrr hnpi-fiil tho' imrmsl Alsiut IB per cent of the rales , -rpc-ntton artivltir* the vote to n goiHl stait. tury Imss” I* the r e mimic need While wltlnllawlng imy parti, i Klsolht |< H i( Ii llirsc |N*tllun( ,v nil11 nn* nniilii q ii’-kly |>r la-Wi* •"> to H with Senator* Ilorah While this drive wns taking , of Ihe hour, in the opinion „ f Kd nf Ihe Fiinlncy-MrCumhir Art, pall'-n in land arms e di»cns expia-tSHl themselves on th,, hit IT i | u n - i • t i i M i i t i l i n i : m i iiit * n l i p i -tired In Iti-iIm. Wrdding and Ilf Uf Idaho, Ilia nr (It) of Wis­ place, J. W, Monk, gctvrrnment ( ward N. Hurley of Chicago, t»rm many nf which are agricultural, •Ion i.t tieneya, the 4 tilled Slut-, nld question i f women -noiktng. iiats-ii.1 Ill- Ill (III- 111xi••in ", i n| \ i n l-- lli'tv ui'ti* etil| aniiril i-amps consin, Walsh (M l of Montana. gent alien ed to Hanford to, ill- rr war chairman of Hi,. “t' ii ‘ ted ! have Ihi n revised upwind, it !* ha- in v-rthrless lint ehnngrd Its. bundled* nf Junior l.isguer I »»f liVYighi W . Min * , 4|( III Mill. 0,11 Xib'g ( I ) ) of t.'thli, and Norris reel extermination efforts in this vkw thalT*)my reserves should Iw |ctiderstm il. were decorat ng out-going (lull ‘row today, di*li--ails-iM',| h> I Im* (U ) -of Nrliraska, favoring u t-ounty nnd to handle- permit* for Rlatqs Shipping lloaiil. ns ex 'ci te anuied % %it|i omrbine • unelileii •!' pan of nath-iial mill pressed ill un exclusive .ntervirw 1 Hepnrta hive «te|vd ini, ehan I rn-|HH*l nt In :mi. again worsted in further Inquiry. Senior* Itcneen product- which can he moved, <ri-!*fth in figurine on u iiu*. mini care hero today, I wjm. tin- ,'..imr iq "hltle-qnil--i-rk'* uilti yuim %vetr wt«|iniu ,| u|mti I Hi ImiI* litany j tatv * with International News S ervile*n* I* 'MricfTy interestisl n ru> of Illinois, (idlest (III “ * was «wuni|H-d with the increasing | o f the rate* that the (.'I’tttiflVi'S i ,, , |ths- annual convention id tin- i i .u eli sm- \|i«s \isiit- Mm row ,-n,| «Otlic* Ilf |lOIIM(**t ||l nil II•«*J?V slltl l Mas*.. Robinson (It) of Indiana.' amount of work here. Hit it lotik- today. I'n-M.li-nt Hnovt-r la-lievt-s Ihsl , , In r l-.-llii-othril, I'lil.-iirl I hath • A c o l iii I w <trt<| ihitol un of I.U I I nyn has grantril nn Increase In rote* “ Th's I* the nge of speed hut Staiwer (R ) n* Oregon. Water­ iug for scvernl ass'stsnt* to at- ' , .. .thla Hand I. tm clear witl of fall I *•*''»•'•!'"I Junl’ r t-s-agurs l.lltuliei |fli. ‘ 11 rihlteo Uilb Ihr MPoUt* nf tpib’ k man (H ) of Colorado Basing rive within Ihe next day o f twn. |world shkiplng is not keeping " r ‘ hr lost lr iiulustry, lailh |thqt thus-should nut l-o any in*i ' Aim rim. KlimoM •bill *i iiiuirl*ge in llo- .I rer> The |«il iv were ten |y in (It ) of Delaware, Iturton d R ) »< possibly during the w«ck end. tare vvithV ih* times," sail Mr. wimiI nnd rnttnii; has plncrd a itlltrpretatiuu of i( h> tin- llu i I he snttquatiHl fiia ir tte -mivi I " '" " ’ Hi pro«|M-.1 w- ' r |loptiUt III. IsiittIs- it- the CiomnuuOHo, and.OvrnnatTt ID ) uMj^nh Mill ysskos-ya. . •* , o-'tisA . . . V.-aU rlnslllg He rei-irted (Iq. anti-fly ram- |Hue.'ry. ''Wajlhat*. tRr 4irplat>,. i-null duly in crnu-nl, and in­ ••I“hie r.,fo!TTtHi|ir1l , ^ When il ........... l-n.-M.i nn„ir.s, W iH n mnef. V . * r n W VoiRTPl eiMfc “TBc In­ pairn |n full progress. Twenty working on n prarllrwl ha»i*. Our creased the wool tar'ff, iMdr.l lo Ji i ki-vlng st Hens-va for lhi-ir i-vvi jhal t -donsl l.imlhttuh .v | s .l- I . „ f ,• uhsn Snim-l-jily hiniighl Up thf olion. , auvsntagiin thr matter. Infrstations have l-ecn officially railroads ate faster, and through the duty en flav. corn and sntnr li-uvr iii n ih-. ot two on u flu,-I , , ■ , f < Ntrrls m report waa reject- re|*irli-cl in Ihe enunty, four of llr Is I’srlii tills•Iv ni-tllnl m-et ingltrr nf tr»Unt Minis In In- used -utvey o f tin H an .....Him . Ini an »’«*•! «•-’■•' -tr«. nnl« wrro the rad'n, trans-Atlantic It lephi n- other ugricultuinl prudnrts, and n ngnie.tr advertising. But it j I hr inspiiml rrpnrts Irom l••'lll•va rdMb, A 3 to 10 vole. Sena, them within the grestef1 Sanford •Itu ilij.ile u . ro- tl.< <«-iit.|s y t'lun.l in annu- o f I ham. ,has hnnstnl si-vi-ral i hrmiral (illlwtt. Robinson, section und two of these in the and foot passenger ships we have IHllt-lllllr*. lu * Deaeen. ■ ir|aitt* Iippari-nlltr in-pirnl hy mu- di*po»t-d of Minn a lili-v. ii Tho Col.....I , p.ist.k' planr, ov 'lh.-ir wen- thn-,. rlashsa acquired n im-thi-l of |iersi>nj| innI'aterman, Hasting*. City limits. I i nice— th 't IhiUuitial States Btflwrr, Watet eyed nnd I Iniid member ist•-,»• I-| . thu.d.al ...id t.-turllrd, Mur ,.». |d.tr tig III,, night Seventy- rnntSeveral other In­ Burl«n and Overman supporting festations nr,, believed to have tact with al| ralinns. I.m* “ ihanged front” ]in thr land dr- Un,. that “ It l» ps-rfertly oh- j t.-sl ui Ifisii- vi-li I i.-l.l t.-«l*sv lo ,inunisl* tiii.l to storm Ih,* |M.llee “ Hut We have not nv yet made It and Ilorah, Itlalne Walsh, a inamen. mattrr. Thi-W- reports t .nil, lh.it Ihe Junior I m-mkiii- I- I. ! ........ . for .11, .mtm-dinto flight. I .......... in S-Iclh-Mvr Fltw-t. An hern found hut confirmation of ranie from tirm-va ju»t a* s>ain *• u if,k ng adtriiisrnirnt King and Norr'a oppnalng it. fur all \ The u-uitl UnuU-rch tuuiors a« i ..th.-r „nm al group these must r»mc from Orlando any progress to speak of in the pmup ..f Reds nt llnhaasniinr tSlhs.in infinninl tr, hi-iiml* , f ligun-ttrs everyMhere t»» alit I a • It II, | pi lilt'll, linn'll llptffl before the,, are marked on the delivery nf W lid tnmnmd<tlr* ell |frrftplitl in rriirriipk llu Ih iit ^* p-itvi-rs that this gnvrintninl diit In tmiml ••i»'|ii»*»lv liif*»riin'ir* tin Idg map whirh Mr. Monk ha* in a Twentieth Century basis. In tip(lih * m-t raro t» i-ngagi- m innsideia The nirinls-rs smoke all ovt-r tie* i l r , w n .' nun b nt c\ til -in •• t«iiln\ juVIiH* in llrtniniiii Slrn*l his office, und which guide* him ->rpt IB year* we hi-ve inereaseil plarr. It's iioImmI)'* luiNin«’v« uli> ttmi of |hi- prot-lrm. iLitm* 'Uiiinr Iwiw ii ibm lb** l.hiil. Ii'iit liii‘«l t«» «*m*t new hnrt ii'Milra in handling the multitudinous du­ lhp speed nf forgo ships only one h h j ." N«»iir «U-nt:t*•« 1 mul i Im* -ti!•i l l ’ ll -Mhiihm iitipliul* \iill Iv I iii fill,, u tlrell, bill lIn* pn| i'i* knot un hour, faster rargu whipt ties o f his Job. J* . I dropi i'«l NEW YORK, May 4.- ( I N S ) Jo nt'1,1 at I be Mhiihm m iuiiiht Iihiiii* I u iiim I inrn-hin«' irmm iipun Mr. Monk today rMlerstrd hi* are’ nn urgent tiecess'ty. They New York C*'l> mds rhoM'ii f*»r •ii .N'siitb 11mi'll. I jiiih . ai I'.m . (bl»n IlL'bffllH HlPi |9'II|T It w ill npprec’atlon nnd that of the would bring almut greater pros Th(. slink msik't survived thlit,- I '.•‘Mi « t.imn! it>n * f i In- mmwih1i shmk n( nn lurly hri-ak in thr il .vliAiiu t ily. Mini nl Ki'fcrli’* •"*-!. f'ri’. llu* R11U ipn« kl v r<nt id nl. rinnt Hosnl authorities for thr |ierily fur th,, (Tolled States." ATLA N TA . May 4.— «INS» It lIlllHlIlllw ||l || Vpltlly *'|tlk( pit'll, Di"l lw«i %manrii*« hi l Ik* Ailvaner llutnlry Sluire* and pu-h Splendid rn.opcrtion, which he Mr. Iluiley. who t.iilny Is en letrabllltation In the scattered I 1*1 nf off (I’M VM’ll* r.Hol Ml* » our tlu titf* mu'I i i , with lit* said hail lieen given by local route to Chirngo, returned from id fnrwsnl vlK'iruiisly today nrui dorm damaged seethm* nf Ihi rititena. Every as* stance ha* -MiniMi III iw of TuUn. Ok 1,4. w k i*aU* I r i 'i i m r . l u u i t i i ; llu * u c i M h i :: the end of an a.'tiri- half-session ttouty, had herun today, following hern placed at the disposal nf the Kuro|ie last n'ght ahoanl the The oils,motors und rpsa-islt rt rrI ( hi ini viir*pn*»i4t< iil 4*i»*l Mr« Hi fill Mllv ml. IMH \*4!t» III I „ complete rheckup of the casual government sgenl N E W YORK Mav I IINS'f Jmm« It Sh«*Mon, .lr.. o f N«*u |.my him u |K> ib m ^CnplMiii*' muklng hi* Cuntril liner Aquilnn1*. Whi|,. rovrrrd all thtir early luasrs anil illilb c r y b aWlBt|N<i| fit lH I l (111 |«(* Frank K. (innni-ti, of tin l.un preliminary work here consider­ abroad hr discussril with husinei* rlnsril thr day with new gains nf Volk, m rlm lnl uri’iiU ry . I tlouriri’l uit Iii'bl \ ftn bm h i'lu i) net newrpa|M-rs, drlivrnal Ii Windstorms, whleh were 'spot ably less of n burden than f* men of (irrat llrilsin, Crrmany Mr». I.)*n Wry bum «*f making Milo llltfbl IH IH W llu A l I In d points. Brilliant upward An hihald I ’, firntislrlit, pn-s den’ 1ty” throughout seven southern ordinarily experienced. und France the question of equal movements In the airplane stneki of the Internslional l'a|ier mu Ion i liiMcn illnrlof of llu* 1 r»t bill III*. 1stale* from MsryUnn l « Arksn. In ths l-M*1 clesmiu rsmpalgn, . ital'nn nf world ship(dng on thr -\riir, |iti'i 1’ib’tl f•y hei iiih |Ih«i The Inking ol testimony in |l.e featured Ihe rinsing period, when I'owrr Cnmpsny, his eluak fm roirinn »if Ihe n«pnriMtion, Mr^. as* took a death tell of 4* per which 1* bring handled by Clly seven sea*. He pointed mil In nmrr thn |2,70n.iHNI retiring ,.l> Ilr>Mttl (lit nny * f llofful" of llo •isi'l hihli’r. Kluaibi tli, in ib«* Mur. l tty's still against the Chnse NutUnited Aircraft Jumped 7 point* nets, Injurrd more than 400 ant' Manager (!coige II. Cairo*, a (hem that 20 per ernt " f the • r ml reit on, i*i«| MU* Abiicml iiW 14i11•11V i ill# b l l I Ih i * IihImc Bank for the trrove.y o f caused property damage rstlmslrr group nf member* nf the Harden■, world rargoe* "are rarrltal atiJIn I4U 3-4 and Wright A m . 5 1-2 1" f thp Interoationsl l ’a|a-r am 'j Yun H«hl«*|tfl| of iM ro I ( Ih* •»m|.»\ III ||Httl I 4*| Pllt lltsp J |hi Ini I I'owrv Company ’s investmrnis |i fid! 1(1INN) ill In.inI- und reilifiralrs at 13,000,000. Club IhU mornlnp tisr.1 ihelr car* un „ f |wk ,lf to 137 1-2. ’i n t i m •*%i*i«l«*«| i b '» l i i i i i ( i H i i . I l m b s Ibiril. Hudson led a spirited'move in ,hu '••"m-M ru w*p*|H-r«. aerunlDoctors. nurse* and volunteei lo transport th- hoys hark and - f .n'tebtt-dnpvrp-p rfl'Pe.1 IV. he |1. ' d l ' l -i!s.| — I r i l n t i t P f r t l liT flH lt H ',1 “ IIP rqualivat’on and classification of lol iiHTVhiT I Ilf fRlHl* rel'ef worker* were still engaged fnrih fn their picking activities. world r mmodilea."' ■ " lha mutur slocks and s-l-l up 8 K S r *Wt H» - an a..n-.u»rs-meflt mast, — Ttir— rjurwtlnn r»T . legally held, will gel un.lei w .y it., n . - . s - a P»rt < f thp (lannetl ihan. lrnrur« of other liHinlfira •«* - )n raring fo r thn Injured. Tht Twenty car* werr placed at the point*.at .Ul, while I'an-Ainrriran hers M> nday' morning at IP^tO Tie- stall iiii-iii said in pat! mrnilH'r»lil|i in (lo* nlion, death Hat will mount l| was he disposal of (’ . W. Wolfe, Y. M. C. m w r i . o u e r t o i i i : h oi.ii il carried o ff Ihe honors in the o’, l-s k, it Mil* l.-ained Iimlay. Coder 'a heading "Internal! mal I rougbl up wbrn MoiU'o. f'ily j lirvrsl. due t » the aerl»u« natun A. secretary, who had *U|a-rvls- W o m a n P r i m m e r I n loir it-,. II. Boggs, of Jacl.s-vnoils, with It* 3-pnlnl Jump lo Out O f tiannet Newspapers," tin mougbt iiienilxM up, w «« refer re 11 W A S IIlN d T O N , M..v I of many of the victim*’ Injuries slon over the la>y* Full report* ville, i-**i*l*llt s|nalal eolmsel fur (M 1-2 in active trading. J a i l H a n f m H e r s e l f lllnoklyn I hill. iU glr suiil edit, l«» m roiiitu tier to report later lo IIN S I XII of the children in rlaaaes s' were being gathered by the tiny* The Yu-Ill ‘ lev f, >m .-i lit.- t’.lv, lots uiriv.-.l |» ai.lti.-orgo Advance llumlr) tumbled 22 1-2 orially: Ihe Ry* Cave centralised school on all placet where fruit was pleiisiin- rra'l of f.ve |treshie--- II. I let ’ii|(es, i hisf counsel, and *i. lb,, executive bo«itl. ARION 4 — (IN S )— point* to (10 In the first period, "When Frank E. finnnrtl, eonh i By* Cove, V * , when that discovered and recently t. liri-d l.y I 'r . - dent I, Pi- k.-'.ng, representing eouns.'l . county but recovered ahnul half Its lost troll ng the iurglr and Id other ■routing was levelled hr a aav-1 Ily nightfall, Mr. Calma said Mr*. Hlt4la Mae JahnsoW1 IliHiver. wit- ).«* ..... liooi'.l * ff l.y . for th- Chase Nut.-.nul Bank, Im s ground, the preferred stuck mean have the" extensive i* 1 1 prisoner, wbn shot and k!lle-l nrwapapers, arrcpird in |irrfia-||y X s cyclone, were belle«ed or h„ hoped fo be N \ y I . ih. blk'bc^t I. ibb i. i» M»ivn Ih' v ai' vi tkI l.ys in tlie iv. her husband while he liV sleeping wlrfle dropping lu ll 1-2 to H O a< v-o -d faith , loan of appro*! K m atest for today, IB are kn«»wr Job finlahed. The work ha* l-ecn w m li’MMim. !•••!•• IhrImv 111 lie i»i Ibi* ia*4'. Apr. 2, hanged herself In her cell buy ng tlrmand failed tu material matrly t2.7nd.iMNi from the In ,tcad. more lhan hundred badl) going on all wryk hut todsv's .of the sale .... „.| lo huv le. , ' ' » *"half of the City • . Hill I h * ixiimlnnl In i|ir if today. Shr wa* sws ling grand ........................ lap. Rc|wrt» of a poaaibl* ...............“ patch- |ter to tlonal‘ *• I’apcr “Company, wh hith injured aa a number suffering effort wa* lo make Ihe Job »,u ...... ‘ 7 h" .ono.M.Hl n|r on wllllr ftn .•antorvl High yesterday admit, Jury artinn on a charge o f mur­ thorough and complete. ing up of th, reparations confrr- *<tp«l :n rt|ua!4y r —«l faith. t frem minor hurt*. defvst lo mil of the Ptidud-I(t). a Nsvv , Ue..lr) , lie attorney for tlio bank der. Thr widow look thrlfankrt cncp and continuance of nrgutl- , » * • lim-ausp lhp loan e-.iil.l Is- i lend f-fiiolilinlous Monteverdi-, whiten i.-l.ii.g Ihe i* kh.il mi induce teMimoriv f‘»r I he* from her rot und (led it to a rell alions helped to sllffrn bulletin had, at terms l-eltrr than werv vt-.lors l.y u srorr if 111 lo It lutki- \ hi (I, wlif'M' ib,. P* w llh| up • iM*frPd*«' • • window. Mrs. Johnson was ahiut centlrrrnt, while the weakness In ' 'd'hla -n the open market alloned Mon'evs-r.le only thru- ___________ *______ i__________________________ •1J years old. Her parents a*>- grain and eommodillr*, with un- ' T’V' ' nl,r,,,,, on** did not n-k sm. hits nlule hi* male* sen- lum. FINAL CLEANUPINj HURLEY S T A T E S lS S S t" CITY FOR FRUITS! U.S. NEEDS SHIPS IS ST AGED-TODAY 0 FM ORESPEED Twenty Infestationsln'Faster CarRoCarriersj^'nu^'Tnm^'^ County,-HnSanford,, Seen AsThinffToPutI'>«"*•"> -t« redueti n. JUNIOR-LEAGUKSiTWHvP-LrAGEDE FEEL SMOKING IS LINDY’S WEDDING THEIR OWN CARE IS S T IL L PUZZI.E «'!! Action On McmherH Kndfi rsiiiK Tobaccos Reporters AreRnlked In Attempts To (Jet Acid OnRIusivcl'nir Stock Market H a s Active Day Despite E a r l i e r Reverses Reconstruction In Storm Area Begins Throughout South Publisher R etires Debt Owed Power Concern A fter Row Testimony Taking In Chase Suit Gets I'ndcr Way Monday IcoealH WhifewaHh Montverde, 20 i o (I Local Interests P rotest Against Discriminations O f Farm Measure lairal *.''lpp'ng organisations, j well a* (base o f other states, banker* and representative* or I Among Hie concerns which sent other husintsjf iatareat* todsry wires nf protest In Wsthlngto* filed protest* wttl» (ha Florida; weft Ihe Chamber of Comnierr*. •’(legation and other metnfieni of |P :rat Nat'oaal Hank, FlorisU the United Btataa RanaU agalnat |V egeU lf, Corporal).-n and Fr ier what la descrihed aa uafalr die- ated fru it and Vegetable Hn.wcrimination agalnat fruit d*vd •e n . Othen were expected to f I vegetable rrower* la th, provi* lew mill. Bom* earountreavent waa o f­ Iona 0/ the farm rrilef measure whirh |a now hefor, the upper fered in a w r* recriv-,1 IhU morning and mad* public by house nf Congreee. It ti tUnwed by Ucal parties, lleraee ilaan n, sHatr’el-ssb-s man­ wh# have been following the pro- ager of lb* Federated. It read as gretfx nf the aaeeeare. thel fruit* follows. “ A* tho farm relief hilt m*7 vegetables weald be iflialnJ] passed th* Haste, It earr'esl a pro­ siw from the benefit* which the vision for Ih* establishment of bUl igfddes fee other farm pee- cltiff'ag bouse aaeodlattei)* by co­ Is. HewOkor Mr Nary, one of the operative associations. It la my pat-mlneat supporter* af the hill. mvdeestand ng that IhU wa* - In­ Lo^amLs4 (to A .be plaaalng aa amend- corporated la fh* bill for th* -esWeald meat which wopld k m * out fruits pressed purpose o f taking care o( aad vegetaMas ' fruits aad vegetable* and other perlahalfa prodocU. I bare A* InterpraUd shippers, Urn pripaetd rhaage ta leantad that aosaa effort la being Ye lake thla provision out tJu measure la a aU» at Ftortda g u n s u d ref*Uh|< if l « n » u » (to tfao etf Q » F t f * T h m ) easine-s over Frank I'iatt. During thla marriagr, ber *ma|| baby was slranglrd t , death. John Morrow, w Ih wfr-m ah'* waa I'irn said lo hiv* kept company, was aentenred to the penitent ary In conarctlon w th the child’s death. S e v eral W o rk e rs A s B u ild in g D ie T o p p le s CHICAGO, ~ lia y 4.- IIN H )— Batwesa 11 and I I men are be. Ilaved to have beta crushed to di*tk and eight grv known le have been seriously If aot fatally InJuiuji when a three story brick building being rased by workman. ' saljr collapsed. “ Th* men were Imprisoned ho­ pe* th tens f f steel, plaetar and wooden beam*. Firemen rushed to lha arena and eemai den la liberat­ ing eight men. all at rushed to hosptuk Others could be seen r lalaaed by gtrderu The alrurtnr* served for many yeata ortic haadtuartara an ih* m-nry supfdipa. illil mil ion-rive anv voire in the hu.t.i.g (lie offerings of tlvre-h j.lrrs foe a lotal - f II sul, list. Miller, l.ylrs and B rill ->i .s... fold ru.li made two hils. Crawley, one o( Ihe visit iminound-n.rn, ul.lain.sl two of ihe vi»itoi»' hits Hchira.d stoie-l four lull* fo, Sm, fm.I, grit log on l.u-e i « many limes through one hit and Have urot*. Tin- -tore hy inningv,a* as follows: . v . .................. H . | d S . furls for higher prices. Oils wert naiiunsl arquin.l g ml Investstrong and artlve at the clot*. menla, sarurr-l l.y r-dlaieral In , tlf form of notes, preferred A ir e d R e s id e n t O f ’ Hock n d In Ihr Instvner of the • > , ___ , r, Fugle and |he Alban,- Knu-ket, L a k e M a r y I s D e a d ; i « K k r r press an-i Albany Nrw«. ■» .. , . . , , (r -niman stork rqu.lv m less than Je»ua N. Parker »4. formerly , w |w>r of |h, |uUl of Ohio hut fur thr |>ait three j • _ n * IF iv e M en Loot B an k lake Mary, following a linger ng I A n d F l e e W i t h j (2 0 0 0 Illness. Mr. rarker rufferr«| « -------Itlok* of paralysis at/jul V wrt-i. 1 POTOMAC, VR., May 4. flhH I ago and hi. eond tlon grew w o rro .-^ H r* • * + hr.n.lt.h.ng pistols u : mail* a thorough Job uf slicking ■leadlly un,l| hi, death. u|l ih# hank of Delrs. hr-e this Funeral ^ervlces wero held h - - m,„tn|w . -n,ey eK . , Hs| with 12,aftero -on , from the Uillrr-Erirh uoo u, tha banks fun-ls, snatch* I son funeral ly-me. with Rev (n-tn a vault, after they had im Erictwon of Upsala vffiriat'ng. prisoned two amployrr*. On tho way out, two of tho robInterment followed in th* Lake lx-is mat IS-yearx-ld Roy Thomas Mary cemetery. Tha deceased la aurvlrad by wno waa coming in with his small saviaga hank to make a dopoaU. t » * daughters, Mrs. Mac- KprnTl ry tiad Roy la a chair and took I a n of Lake Mary and Mrs. Eva hit lay bank along with tho r*st llaughtatlon of DatrsU, Mich, of th* loot- They esca|«d In an •ad one son, Chari*. E., of Mount au.oaaobilo headed * P e n , _. Ik * Movement To Alt vert ise Celery Is Attracting A ttention, Says Farrar Ih a l (hf piuvrtnrpl l » advrr* slits- will i.ul.itully lie given ths (U r Flo I id.* telrf), lln limlUi olid hi.;’i I It Value of n-lery. In f •m l \mI u b, i * rrrt’iviiiK p m i Ui p * tht. connectl--i. it i. inteir.t ng lo vide roll'PM PI i* (be h|M|epte|t| nf ti«.l*. llu- sur-in*s of i.thei fo-al as­ N. Dr W ill F m■rar ol Atlanta, wit., sociations. It II K ‘ Take tlie .aucikraiit folks fug Mi.nlever.lv- (NNI INNI 0—0 3 n auivrd n BonfurJ lu.t iitrht. Mr. ilie Uott- ^xan-ple. hiv year, ago kraut was Kanfnr.l . ;|?N 112 a —JO II - Farrar Is ecvrelnry Advertising soil of a national J->ke. Hie kraut s. huidt-lluii.pi.r ) Agvncy, whit}, t. M.-iking with inu-tesla gut t..g.-ther uiul had T h r e e ( 'h i l d r e n D i e I-kuI growers ami >hij.|M-r* oil the th.-lr priul.ut analysed and ih* hr.lth Valu a il.lrrmin.al. Tln-n A s F i r e B u r n t ! H o m e rclcry adrrrtl.ii.g plan, _ "Not only hav there be-n edl- they r«l»ed an udvrrti-il.g fund t.-rial and new. r-mnirnt in prac and have sturk lu the r gun. ever NEW CABTI.K, Pa., Mav 4., lirafly every newspaper in Ftor since. To-lay sauerkraut, its Juic* ( I N S ) —Thrve rhlldrrn wire h u m . ... . „ ... mu>t ed lo drath and thel, mother an-i , *’**■ declared Mr. farrar. hut and cuiubiMtiuni «rv the another child suffered l.utns when metropolitan pa|>cra ut> M at hav# popular of all di.hc, served In tlia tha explosion of a gasoline lia r r taken keen intrtrst in llw plan restaurants of th« Unittd Ktatrs, set flrr to their h»me har# today. and hav* commented on it. Then, | acrording lu a survey maue by 4 Tha dead, all trapped In aa ui^ too, tha trad# pros# has givgn the | leading tradn Journal, ’Hutal per room of tha house, were Dor­ “put Uia sell In ctirry" idea eon- -kUnagement.’ . othy Klevrna, 14. BlUir, IS. and sidrrahls publicity, and all of this i Increasing Intereal la helog Virgin.*, 9, children of William Htcvcn.. Mr*. Eliaabath Htawns valuable publicity is ef rourae| evidenced *a the Cme draws near and a amsll daughter Eleanor, 4, without coat. Whrn Ihe actual ad- for Ihe big meeting ef crow er#, vertialng campaign U Munched, I ^Continued On Fag* Vpur) were badly banKd, m �! ►» . v* ' * i Announcing The Grand Opening Of The BOOSTER NEWS Number 41 NHIeM la the la* teraat W the people ft Sca/ord u4 lemlaeU Count, by Ihe Kent Motor Co. Ran> Kent Trice. Quality and Mra. J. C. Jonai of Sorrento rama « In and bought a new Wh'pprl louring really a big day to aall • tour- BLUE BIRD BARBECUE BETWEEN JACKSONVILLE DELAND , AND BANFOK0 * Store Door Delivery In City Limits And Cider Mill Saturday, May 4, 1929 elnglnf T , Hutband—It Isn't that. I want tha nelfhbon to know I'm not Iwi.fnf FREE Tha Whippet Fac­ tory—man -wa» In ^ tjfc W T d o u U r waBBrjComa In and trade (ha old one* and rot a eat of new Hood*, tha Ura D A IL Y SERVICE thc other dry and atalad Uial Whippa* haa rone- to third plaea In tha United . States In •ales anu r»»» u" -ome fsi.orjr nawa, among it an item •bout a inaia atenovrapher in itctrolt. Our nr n hold up ha wai hit by a bullet and tblnklnv mortally wantin' wounded h« whis- •runkt'' a<ked tha andnarad to a fHomt. hawl'dirH ■Srrita to Mamie rrant. "To pul your nd *l*r her my In, , of ’ove. Tell her my rlothca lilt thought* were rourre,'' replied lha . >f her. C ’rbon '•l-rk. •oplaa to 8»d>. “Wfcatr* cried the and Kalh> rmlararit. "and me go ntked?" lean.” Barbecue and Cider To AU On Opening Day Clean, sanitary- and' njvttMlata eoulnnuat^rWe .tnvlle your inspection.: — . • SL John’s Transportation. LOCATED ON NEW ORtAW DOS?' ^ * SANFORD HIGHWAY 3 MILES SOUTH OF SANFORD S P R l N Or F I E L Q .L .U IL " — Company HESE Buckeye Tire* ore ImiUI o f Kelly quality materials b j *Celly w orkm en and arc design ed Jy.fflte maximum riding comfort without anv sacrifice o f the dependability for whlqh Kelly-built tires arc famous. GuarnnIced against imperfections during llic( life o f the tire. T Foot Of Myrtle 8L OPEN EVERY DAY FROM 8 A. M. TO 1 A. M, .. Phttne 213—W . Balloon Confs 29 30 29 30 31 30 31 32 33 f/ CH KVKOLET \ friend of oura In bake Mar", who by Kent Motor Co. he way la a f n» 201 Coirtmercial Phone 17 iplandld fallow, was x x x * x 4.40 ............ $ 4.50 — ---.----4 75 ..... .......... 5.00 ........ .... 5.00 .............. X 5.25 .... ...... . x 5.25 ..... .... x 6.00 ....- ....... x 8.00 ............. .. Never before hnve you had a chance to buy so much mileage for so little money. Tills is a real opportunity to equip your car economically for a sea­ son or more o f carefree driving. You need not lose the mileage re­ maining in your present tires; we wflMf make you a liberal allowance for tliew as part payment on your new ones. H ig h Pressu re C ortls 30 x 3li -Cl, Reg. .... 30 x 3Vi Cl. O. H..... 31 32 33 32 33 33 Western & Georgia Pork ^over % 4 8. 8. (6 plyt x 4 S. 8; (6 ply) X 4 8. 8. (6 ply) x 41i S. 8. ....... x 4Pi 8. 8........ x 5 8. 8........ — 11.00 11.65 12.20 14.30 M.B5 19-40 O ther ils c t proportionately low. ComeTh antl Tcl'u» show you how Utile a pair or a set o f new tires will cost you after figuring the trade-in value Central Florida Service Stations Sanford Ate. & 2nd. St. Phone 104 Sanford Ave. & 12th. St. Phone 629-W 500.000 Weatem Pork New Six Cylinder CHEVROLETS Western Pol Roast Of s i n c e J a n . I s* Again, Chevrolet Surpasses Its M ost Brilliant Record of the Past by Producing over 500,000 SLxCylindcr Chevrolets in Four M onths— a Greater N u m ber of Six-Cyllntlcr Cars than Any Other M anufacturer H as Ever Built in an Entire Yeai! Shoulder of I.A.MII. lb. Pork l.ink 8AUSAGE, lit. F.vcn with aucli an Impressive record to focua attention upon the outstanding value SAVE MONEY who can eHord uny automo­ bile, are afforded all thc smoothness, reserve power and quietness of u great sitcyllndervalve-ln-head motor. In Ita speed, Its acceleration, Its absence of vibration und drumming and, abovo all, In ita economy of belter shim 20 m iles to th c go/fon it com pletely revolutionizes every previous standard of 1 Our Retreading proervw uvr« Ihr *»: Mir triad rubImt found in nr» nnr . Wt *1-0 fear Ihr i tittr Ire .1 dr* MBn — Iirr» rr1rrAilrd hrrr. I Thc L ook |.ike S i r . ....... .'595 New Firestones IX * ..... '675 Th. I w f c-saaiuLST... ftretfotte kAK .performance In the low-price field. And In beauty and comfort; aa well an In. performance, the new Chevrolet Sli ranks aa an outstanding achievement. Ita new Flaher bodies are beautifully finished and lux­ uriously appointed. Steering la delightfully caay. due tn a full ball hearing steering mechanism. And the newlydcelgned 4-wheel brakes are powerful, quiet and unusu­ ally easy to upply. i f you are In the market for aa autom obile—com e Ini You owe It to yourself to learn why over 500,000 people have chosen the Chevrolet Six elnce January latl COACH L E A Y lIN T a O I * A T R I P OU’ RE probably going on another lone trip . this Summer in your ear. You’d like to Y enjoy It without even a atop for a puncture. You're going to hit all aorta or roads, and prob­ ably will travel pretty fast at times. You want tb ride with the greatest safely and comfort poaalble. I’m writing you a “ prescription,” therefore, against all worry about Urea until you finally trade tn your car, and I hope you’ll take IL 11 calls for a act of the new Goodyear Double Eagle Urea- (I'll be glad to accept your present Urea In trade.) These are the finest Urea that the world's largest rubber company can build when costa are totally disregarded. • /mTucn'uau...*725 Th. M m I COS V. ** .'400 xJ J %J M M lw / U m w , Vsw. sm sis— t t & - .....* 5 4 5 2 ffi;T s u a ,650 la perfect. C O M P A R E lb* delivered price as wall sa tha Hat price In ronriderlng automobUa valuaa. Chevrolet'* delivered petca* Include only fdSaSnaSte chargee lor delivery sad financing. T IR E S BREAK A LL RECORDS TRACTION ENDURANCE DOUBLE EAGLES )W hite-H ighleym an Inc Ws alas have heavy duty and regular Goodyear All­ WeaUtara oad Goodyear Pathladera at lower prices. . " A COMPLETE SERVICE STATION” lulcanlilng Retreading ^pad Service fro * * 893 Good Gulf Gas . liatlerica Polishing & Washing Greasing Supreme Motor Oil Quaker State OU 4 Q9 w . First 8treel i SANFORD AVE. AT TENTH STREET ROCKEY’S TIRE SH • VuksYxIns . A A^SJX Of tk« practically doubt* Ifc IN T IIE PR ICE RANCE OF THE FOU£ ■ Retreading 111— 113 Park, Arcana R io * i . - A • * • J J 1 1 I �.V ’ *” IT- 1*r ,n " r ? _____________ ________ W L i i U U *. „ o f fscttonalism, has struckirwther; squsB la * vain ef* _____ _ __ flic pap*,' Two women who set ____ ion officers, or were n*Ul Got. 16 r«Sch mare peaceful waters fw the eisy Mtlllnf, Valdmts, Oa, i * Asher nta on S Graves dropped them from the that will Mil them daring which h u bo long been sought but so regularly denied. The ceriod In useful. Such ■ remedy motor trip recently were fired payroll for thalr outrageous eot- y frill little craft, whose captain h u been beset by mutiny has been found In mtsoced-bwH •pan sad held up on the public hlgbwae near Ortfltin, G a, by three Information 1* not aralhble a* stirred up by two or three fellow officers and participated in sprays.' These are composed o f s nun. Their car was dhmaged and to whether tho officers who *•#-’ sweet *ubet*new aUractive to thn their trip waa delayed far Into rorltod th# tWo women motorist* I by numbers of the crew, has been In troublesome waters ever flics, d poiKn and water. Malty,' tho night. Ono o f-the women faint­ near Griffin have been deal# with; I since o wave of Hoover sentiment swept a former dictatorial VALUE OF ELIM INATING who first used a poisoned spray ed. had to be riven treatment and under tho law. Tho two Alabama HOST VEGETATION .pilot overboard at the Kansu City convention last Spring. F IR S T In controlling this nest, used a waa for a time eonfin sd to bar officers. In addition to having been In Hondlnlu many mango and The mutineers again have supplanted the captain with a pi* formula containing: Sugar, S lied aa • result o f tha experience. discharged, have bean arrested ye orange tree* were either cut down |lot group, whose studying Influence la iexpected to guide the pound*: arsenate o f ]ead, Bounces: Ono o f the women Is • teacher In warranto charging assault with In­ or severely trimmed, but three cut tent to murder and will bo ar­ ship safely through the tempest, and whose favor with tho water, B gallons. This be applied tho state training school at Vj Jraigned next St lordly. It is ttst admiral o f the fleet h u enabled Its members to promise an He who fight* and run* away, formed too small n percentage of a l the rate o f 1 to 1 1-Z pints to dosta, th* other I* one o f bar without significance, however, I t atudent*. Tha three men are pro­ another day.” the entire boat vegetation to serve ra t equitable distribution o f the spoils among the worthy fol* May live to fight eac.n 10-yewr-old peach or necterindicating th* attltadp o f tha A ] a « hibition enforcement officers. ■* .■ a practical purpose. Th« only HR [lowers. Two other women, returning barns department o f Justice, th*‘. So, apparently, believes James pieces where the elimination of ln„ tree. Lou nsbury used 0 pounds Tho announcement yesterday from Orlando that u F. Hichens, St. Petersburg, at­ host vegetation y'elded favorable of brown sugar, fl ounces of arsen­ home In sn automobile from a fish Atty.-Gen. Chart** McCall hat , >Um i m m . come to tha dafenso of tho pro-J patronage dispensing committee, hand-picked by National torney, who h u relinquished hie results were shout banana snd ate of lead paste, and 8 gallons nf fry a few days ago, wer* punned hi I t H te t i t M i W M t n bitten officers, dtnytng that they »m rrrrl home tosra on order- of the ruffians ■ nlm lm w n lth g K M water. Severjn used the Mally by two men In another machine. Committeeman Glenn Skipper, has been superceded by n j.inrappte plantations where the r M m m m m m H m M ar M Tha young Women raced toward tha did anything wrong and claiming «M 4 i M llr M I X ' group which ostensibly has the recognition of President who flogged him last Sands* be- w- rk was done in accordance with formula but Increased th« poison horn* of a friend In Montgomery that they acted within thalr right* ------------- K U r c*u>* o f hl» reform Incident nr', to B ounces. Welntand used S 1-2 ^ B r 8, Hoover, is Interpreted by some to be the end of Skipper’s tellies. The St. Petersburg lads- tbe regulations of the • Federal ounce* of amende o f lead, IQ and aa they turned a street cor­ since they suspected the ear o f rum-runner, ner they were fired upon by their being a rum-runner. adent call* this flogging IneiHoigfultural Board. In these In domination of the state organization. The ouster, which IT U R D A Y M AT of brown sugar, C gallrns p.irsufrs, who kept up th* shoot­ "T o such • plight hare we nt "the shame o, St. Peters­ stances the destruction of vege- pounds , . , n leave* the national committeeman-with no more voice in is Ith* Columbus (Oa.) ENing as tha race continued. After come,” as burg’* but the grea£e£ lljsme yroul-l TW r o g TODAY t-SUN observe*. I n tho securing appointments than any other.mcmbec,o(. tW-ootnr., one of the sumni gained the porch QUIRERgallons o f water, great a i r r - t win mittwrhrseen u a well-directed retaliatory move by those »r* ir evidently so doubtfuTof the rounding arec*. It did, however, formulas havt proved to be tf- of her friend she fired a platol at land of the free and tha homo ot the brave." What ara th* de­ the menaml pursuit seems to have fieaqlous. them cmI heart, •nd I wlO who waged an unsuccessful fight to prevent Skipper from city’s power to protect him heroended. The young woman who were cent, order-taring rill ten*— who JtrMP *i>t danger t f Immature sftvr or to. apprehend hi* ****iu * new spirit wRhn you;' sod riding into power on the crest of. the Jloovcr victory at thu Attempts to control the Mediter­ subjected to tnis outrage ara heller* In the rirnt o f men, not to lerngrt treeKiting "sttaebed- to the 111 take the atony heart out ci convention. What effect the incident wilt hove In smoothing snt* that he-preferr to tease town. parking material o f binanas and ranean fr a il fly under Honolulu teachers In the Tlntala school, speak of women, to go about I flesh, and will give them a out the Republican troubles In this state remains to be seen. pineapple* shipped U the main- cond.tlona were uniuctwiful. The fourteen miles from Montgomery. their legitimate business on tho 'Governors o f Florida will be In­ t of flath: That they may number o f ad ults killod was great The two men who put sued them public highway* without molesta­ tend. Ever since George WBean had the control of the state eligible for any other political of­ ('In my statute*, and heap yet a sufficient number survived to and fired upon them ara prohibit­ tion— going to do about III* party wrested from his grasp, Florida Republicanism has fice for al least one year after Should the Mediterranrin fru't Infest all fruits that ripeneil. From S'nrdl nances, and da them! andshall be my people, and 1 undergone some turbulent experience*. Skipper succeeded their term at chief executive hai fly ever become established In vvhai Is known, thomever, of thr expired, if the hill Introduced by California or the Southern States, be their GotL-Exakld 11:0, Bean and almost immediately a wave of discontent swept Representative en Rob Hwi-ger of however, where there is no such bencfUs derived from these sprays A M AN FOR $105.48 tho party, the opposition being inspired by a number of bulnry in other countries, there I* no gey Is passed. There are two DAYTONA REACH NEWS causes. After Hoover's nomination, representatives of the sides to this, snd since the able wealth of native hist fruits ary que'tUn, Init that polsoned-bslt PBAYEIt— "Wilh'n Thy Cta- national organization sought to whip tho Florida party into memlic-r fiom Quinry Is more than v, here cltma'Xc condition' will sprays, when • intelligently ap­ At the end of Its first 19 months or unskilled lalidr. Nobody would power, I stand, On every to nrgue Ids own side It prove an Important fnrtor in plied under such .c o m m c 'r - tho vocational education division o f a smooth-working unit but the bickerings continued competent give Frank a Job. stem* worth while to point opt control the elimination of hurt r i a l | f.nd Thy hand." conditions as cxlata In the a(atp department o f public In­ throughout the campaign. The Republicans swept the state from thn other sblo that such a tigelation w II piny a must The rehabilitation department California and Florida w i l l struction Issues Its report. nationally but through no particular offoH of the state or­ law might under certain rlrctim- vslushlo p a r t In remedial Interested a Jacksonville printing ^ flWANB provo successful, Thu* Mrlly In rtuners force from the public set;, Thn report tells, among many measure*. In Algeria the in­ flth wing* held close and sl'.m ganization, still at loggerheuils- With IIoovcr’H election. vice n man sorely needed In tnig festation of oranges greatly In- South Africa stair* that a "sever,, cither Interesting things, ths story roncem In Frank, had him sent to Skipper’s star appeared to be In,the ascendancy and he ap­ service. 1 necks bent, outbreak of the |K-st in a rummerswi J creq'eij after such crop* ax pearli­ rial penrh orq’ianl was brought tn o f J. Frank Weaver, misfit. Two the Mrrgenlhatar linotype factory •'-deads that drift,In summer pointed his patronage committee, which included among years ago, Frank was eighteen, school at Nsw drleanj. Additional es and persimmons v<-r» grown. “ woods others two of the so-called Hoover Democrats. This stirred a suiblrn egid practirally complete and a sorry rase. He had had In­ training was arranged for hima“ • • s Only a frw or Florida's ablest *t ehlmmering and Indolent. up more strife, which has borne fruit in tho selection of a men ait- willing to make politics Ttuse fruits furnished food for tho hiJt, nr J tho fntit maturing later fantile paralysis .n childhood Soil fly dorlng tho summer end early >jalibaster birds.' gi'oup, with Washington approval, which will supplant the a profession. A rtill Ninallrr nuiti- fall months, vjiich were for Ihe wqs marked under the guarantee his left leg was usclrsa from the Jacksonville, and later a Job of frredom from maggots," while hip down. He had had a common found for '.dm in the “ backroom" bey might U- Willing If the Rwrgsr Skipper appointees. ly they move, the lovely passes. If Ihiyln Carlton shpuld fly,' starvation months previous to the infestation among fruits on scliool education, but could not af- cf a Florid* weekly newspaper, lie All of this, of course,.is viewed by tho Democrats with I ones; tllm lilmsclf nu-exccntlnmitlii. ei ! Ivatlon of these crops. Aided -rWta i n -en- inrrr;xnt~ titult ntl ThrU Hlbfk," U'SI M SI!/ UhtUIficI nmk,, a living #ike, Is u«*fu! io la.lla Ilka smew, ssel f lake—eH- Jntfirst., tn aty-ooihtog of mtl lafeoitetn ffammon -expiirlr able and patriotic public servant by these summer,crcpr, the fruit fruit* Is—imp infested. Newmin himself and society, la happy inencc has taught us that a divided group can accomplish at Tallahassee tho state would tty wa* ahtn td lr\er'ease greatly, In Western Austral's es i mates the flake, atrad o f discontented, a menace to MBd breast on bresst, with dim practically nothing. In other words, a party tom by internal suffer more than h* himself wOtY so that when the orange crop be­ cost of spraying an acre when nno carh fruit gives protection, It in­ himself and others. Frank is only one of fifteen men I mer swans strife, cannot efficiently follow up whatever advantages It In • law Whiib discouraged b>» gan to r'pen during the fall anil npplieation c f one pint o f spray volves much labor and patience, continuance of service nt Wash­ |v Dlmjrrlrrcml In the lake. muy have gained by its victory last Fall, tf the Republicans ington, On the other band, if he winter months the ne*l could at- |cr tree Is made every 12 tn M and its practicability .-an bo de- whom thp division h u rchebltlutwith Increased force. In ■'ays to be from $lJiO to 2 per termlnrd only by ths value placed cd at *n average cost of just tlOfi. desire to continue In this fashion, it's their own funeral should fail ul Tallahassee It Is terk'h Ih-rmuda the elim'ratlnn of n They for ai ght, and states that this sum upon the fruit l>v the nwr.rr. So 48 apiece. Ilrforp rehabilitation •r glide . . . and glides that and Democrats will not bo found nmong the mourners. not likely that lie rnul,| persuade rnmparatively few h '*t iri-e*. itvcre, however, is fruit-fly at- only three of fifteen 'bad rmploy- C I whit* n r tw , [ - Bhy blot to bird, wllh novrr s I, 1 sound I _ Thus leaned Narcissus Inward hi* f ' 4 fare. Ijosrcl lower till he drowned. l e l t leaned thus, subdual ond , . i spent, Itencaih those vivid wings of , love; WVuig the lake, proud, Indolrnt, Th4 vast b'nls scarcely mere. RlUno- I* wieilom; then haw wire 'Are these whose song is hut their ’ knell, 'A god did wrll to choose iMs ■ , i guls" — Truly, a f»d did wait lly Leonora Spey** In the Spring ■ young man's fancy turns to thoughts of lovs and ell that sort of rot. ---------- o---------- • l.ikc the Englishman ordering a Whiskey and sods, Sanford store* Thurmjjy were '*lf and 'alf. A mosquito war Is licing tondune,) Flo mnki- nnkh-s ssfe In l ’ort .<|rr» Why stop thtre? " F H unnuui Innils IH-foot Saw. fish w|Ih Rate lluml'" Ii u belliline tjfdm nn exchange. That aoundt lili- ihi- innn who bunli-d lloi n wJtli * buggy whip. 7 A »«♦* answer muv turn away ;' Wrath sniiv-limes. but on lots of or«Mlon#/»( n'-ts you a dam good *04 k os rill- jaw. ♦ ■---- O----------- Mexico probably would have fewer rvvol » If tbe su-rslled gcmraU hud inure filin g station] to loot.— |ndi]na|Milis Star. .------------o— ■ . The Tnmpa Times I* running un Inleicsting feature. "M v First Job," n ilslly Interview with some prumlni-ijt cltlsen un the first work that rirn e j him money ' * ----- ------- 0------------Sears Roebuck wilt open a store at Jacksonville and later on one in uliatnl nnj one in Tampa. Thai's n pretty i-,hhI imtleattun of wh-it others think Ihe future hsa in store fur Florida. Many people have been surprised that ini'ii *|n-n,l half >a much u« wono-u for aids tu bcsuV, hut considering what some urn have tn In-v<n with, It is a wonder they don't spend twice at much. *■■i . ■i^l ■ ■ According to tbs Tsllshassee fitule News, it Is klmnst Impossible ta writ* paragraphs with the lo-ilhti-r*.—Times.Union. Yfh. or wi'hnut ttsjt liar he.—Hanford Her. alii. Ilow do you Irll when they have Ihe loot barbs 7«-Montf cello N erars. senator Waller Edge nf New Jewry Is tjie latest possibility nirAtioned for the post nf am. baosadurto France. Rut wehaven't Ini*i given to understand th 't he has the edge on the other randilutes. otted into bankruptcy many re ego In—sum o f * financial RTfsiAVSlotl. s Pcnnslvsnls man wee Jfallv freed of $10,000 in det>t-<. ilte this, he has been for the ZS years paying o ff hit ob. -ions at the rate of two bundollars ytwily. A t 70 h« hopes v* to be ■ century old so that .. - out th* ..., debt. That's ........ Wipe y you a*Idem hasr about d*ye. J I r^4! ■ •-------- o —— — Agriculture Needs Advertising Secretary Janline, who as former hood pf the Agricul­ ture Department, was Inn pnsitinu to iindts-stand, as few others might, what is needed to put Ihu farming Industry U|>on the snmn profitable basis us other businesses, declared re­ cently in un address that thg Idg problems of agriculture worn advertising and distribution. He placed advertising lie. fore distribution, indicating, ns it were, that consumer tin mnnd must Ih> obtained before marketing of a crop enn be effectual. The Times-Union continues: "Mr. Jurditic advises agriculture to follow thn example set by so-called "big business," with huge advertising bud­ gets, tmimd salesmen, and marketing research bureaus. IJj suggests that there should bo centralized control in every unit of agriculture, in order 1o equalize shipments of nonseasonal farm products, and to market most readily and ef­ ficiently the highly iH-rishable seasonable products, which, ns has been proved in notable instances, is highly advanta­ geous, alike tj> producers of agricultural products and to con­ sumers. , "In speaking with reference to tr/iff on agricultural produts, forn ,-r Secretary Janline made reference to the Florida tomato growing industry, saying that Florida toma­ to gr iwers should tie protected by a tariff to enable them to compete with Mexican tomato growers, ns well as with other growers who ship their products to the United Slates. Speaking with reference to .1In* results promised to Hie farmers if the pending farm relief legislation is enacted int>» law, without earning unworkable features, the former sec­ retary i f agriculture predicted that u nation-wide farmer's co-oj>eralive n(irkcling organization, doing ?li,000,000,01)0 worth of business Vvns n |s>s*ihilty. "in all that Mr, Jardinc said oil the occasion here re­ ferred to, he made advertising of farm products especially pr-imlmut. He kliows. as do millions of others, who are rare ful observers, what proper advertising is doing for business in general, where judicious advertising is dune runlimiunsly and extensively. He also knows, us do ninny others, that those engaged in tin* agricultural industry are not duing the advertising they should do in order to promote the sale of Floridians to send him to Wash­ ington no mutter how much hs might Use tbe power and patron, ugi of the governorship to Tlmi end The expansion which must go hand in hand with economy in Florida In,lay |, nftempte,! to be sirvi'd by the senate resolution proprolng a ronatilutRInal .amend­ ment to exempt new Industries from taxation In the stale for r. pcibd of fifteen yer.rs. In Ala■emit, where industrial expansion today is probably more rapid than in any ulher alrile, counties ann rlties ure allowed to exempt new Industries fo, U period n, four yi-ors fiom all texalion-»* * • a l ; liar twill district tux fur saLuoU. Incidentally Alai snip has *nhr.| the problem nf ripiulity In propor­ tions of nsses-a-d lo leul value as hidwten rounlies by bavlng bolh »l-y urnI runilly taxes levied on a-lemmt'nls which ore under cunslant scrutiny of u emps of i t . pisti employed by the slate lag ,,animlesion Theoreliinlly all osaesfInerts are mail,- by the stale, an,| tlirsc ex|u-rts are able tn fci-rp tiienr fairly uniform in prop-" 1 ion Ihr»itj;bout Ihu vnlions political subdivisions. t'fo’er the old lb public - n scheme i.i J-’b rid a service* remit-red Flor­ idians at Washington hi-d to lie paid for in eold cash, it was itmrgetl. If, nadcr tlvi Skipper rt-gime, the only payment require,! I' u re. solution of tt:mk* from the .talc buislulure tlp-ie i« rurisiiie'able economy in the change. The fact ihjt Mr. Hklp|ier la u Itcpolilican la no reason against bin receiving thunks from 't'allabusMa-. tin -tv, either hand, It I* no reason in fa-nr of Id* receiving aurli tlionks as H"-' ihe ^l*-diti i rnngruuLi tlier. As far "* th flr |ir hIhpIji. It J.i In lip ) ii iih-i 1 Hint; iu-fiiri1 tiliv tcnutli «rn n n *. riirnu-i s, nmn* gi iii-rally. will hi p thu immi-tiAp in unitiigi-H tlm i art-1*» In- bp gainpil hy tht-ni thmugh l»rojit'r utlvortiHliii;." --------o-------- • WKAItlNG CLAY HOOTS IIAYTONA IJF.AUI NKWH-JClUllNAI. Tin- story is nut that l.in llicrga ' an she Imlm it ul the sumo flying fr.-.i Mi-x’s-.- ib -y t» Now llmn. She wnids t world to wnrYork fur Ihe Herr cl. fiim r.il, landrd rl 'billing fl-M, \t.-c':i.-g. sh'p him, anil V d , Juat a wer- bit lop, to f isl l*ie uoia! cr.null jeulous, she veantlt h in lo hersulf. go l.ctyd for a glim i*r if h'lit Fo she eitenurag-s ihe tiunl«-st lie tsxuxl away, and the iiouds streak in 'aim, u n is chd aids him puisueil. As the peopto nppr ichi-.l, in dodg’ng |ressi u-r, in r.upprvshe liupalienlly raced bis mot r, sing enthusiastic rawds, in keep, Inodles* that the whining pin- Ing h s niovsm, nta secret. To p«-ller splii'hed n:ud over *ii».- f please her, he tatties his reticence hi* iidm-nr/ eager rnuugh tu lo­ tn an ixtrrme. in Ihe vun. Among them veer,. Of course, Ih id'a only a guess, I’ tills ai d pliuti grupher-. ntix- but ask jcur war. At any rale. If iou* to ibronicb- tin- lerw’s everv l.lndy per* sts in wearing boota of e l for the lirnef'U of the pub! r day, the rumorl wl I soon spread v’ l'ch loves him, that, Ids feet atb roiupoaed o f thr The WnshingteA-.lJijily News same msterialVAml the day w‘!l (Si r ipptdMvard) s i uaditor'at. come w!:en Mr, and Mra. Oisrle* ly tlmi--fi would "like la till l.indjwfgh, walk ng down boy where he get* uff* bu'. bint it FifilHuvenur oh any other Amerdoubled " if it vvoutd serve any ’can Main street will hear some­ good |ur|nae . . . . I’eopb- wdh body whisper: “ Who ara those wart* in their face* learn la-ar Their /see* certainly " 1 * " 1 ■« '* r poope? l l * ,r rr"»»cs bravely. IVop!,. who l:uk fsm’l ar." And Anne, being a I'Wontr popular heroes I'.vtill tUl woman, wilt hit* It. So, being s the sam e." msn, will Chsrlvs Augustus It Is not difficult to gurus thn rayrhelogy liehlnd Ihe change in If the iren on Msrs aim have Undbergh, r'nd understanding la tla leg* apiece, as tbs eminent bn’f of sympathy. Anne Morrow, •dentist assures ue the girte have, br’ng n woman, la rapabla ,.f two we^wonil.r how much a two* emotion* at once. She loves the pants suit costa on our nalghboradultetlon heaped upon Lindbergh, Ing plan.t.—Ohio State Journal, if m" Hk “ipSrill^len'-helidai 7. .i nut nt-atiy so much so a* Until Bryan Owen and the olher Florida it presentativr. In Congress. The ror.ipelllng mi ll's of the ca.e won the ■ppropristhi", nut |M>littc-ial pull. The lllinola deputy who killed a woman ami helped dub a man into 'ii*rn»ibl'.|ty says <i(, Is sor­ ry. And very haniUome of him, loo.—Akron Ilearon-Joutnal. Nevertheless ihe tlbl Rounder ■ays there aren’ t eg.ugh rongrrss"ic " bringing liquor In their truaka to avtiafy ibe demand.—l)aire,it News. WORM WOOI) Sorrows are like tall angeli W.lli slar-rrowna in their hair— Rul eh, thr little, aliamrful hurts Are bitter Kart] to hear! There's d gnlty In suffeting— Nobility in pstn— Rut failure is ■ salted w«unw That burns and burns agsin. Why should | seek, in hum** ryes, The lovs I long to see? It must tie hard for God ILmtelf To love a foot like me. And surely *tU a splrhd d thing To sip snd be forgiven; Hut—w l| th* good saints tolerate A blunderer, In Heavent With slar-crowna In their hair Hsitows ara Ilka tall angels With star-crowns ‘n their hair. Rut «h, tha little, shameful butts Are bitter hard te heart By Margaret Elndgt Howell .t f i l M F , ,;. n mere bagatelle to'the lots of t.umerlcally speaking,-w utd mean Iruit during s similar pel-iml over the elim'na'Jan o f breeding places u like ana. Iluth Mally nnd New­ for riinrfdenhle urea,-• The dee man, working under condition* of Iruition i,f unnecessary and valu­ In * rainfall than nUalm-d at Hontas* best tri**s will nut only re. nUilil, an I more tike thus* of Cali­ strict tha brrcd'mt grt.und, but I fornia and „ f fall and vuinter in will often so breilc up the sequence Florida, le-lieve thit goiid results of r.'penlng hosts that many adult vsill follow the consistent applica­ flies w II din while utlcmpling lo tion nf poUcned I n't sprays pirhrlitge the atsrvatlcn pcrlml whin tlcolarly whejt auppl.-mentcd by no fruit ran bs Lund for egg lay­ tbp proper destruction of Infested ing. fruits. Rcvtruction Of Infrxlrd Fruits Honeybee* are not endangered And Hpri)lng I-y the application q? poisoned• Thn siestructlnn o f infc-ti-,1 balt sprays, Cold-Stoni ge Temperature* fruits and spraying un- remedial Cold-storage temperature* do Pleasures that should go hsnd In )u ml. In Honolulu they-have no n-t • Irs-o-n the damage ulr ndy within them, givrn s it’sfaetory re*tilts pV)|.!dnno trult* by lnrv*p , ---- , ---reason* i.eyond th.. control of msn.* ^u* ' h,F mav Irncume of me*. Neverthraess. thev can be mad* "K , “ suceersful in eommrr.ini nrcl.ards * * * '”£ ,n i, ii i ...... ■ . ..., s.oiage or transit and in freeing if applied wt Ii inleU gene,, and them from su*pirinn as ctfriera of IjersiiU'm-e throughout a nr-glihor- the f uit fly. h-iral. Ono ind'fferent neighbur tan For the details o f ihe rifret of sp«s'l the work earfled on in sur­ i-,i!d-*to:age temperaiiites upon rounding orchard*. A r .lunnmll/ i-pg'. larvae, amt pupae td the of groVers must det.unilno r. MidllrrrJnean fruit fly, nppliea. what crop the'r Intere*'.' aie cent­ ti- n should lie made to tbe bureau ered mfd inipur linlly pllmlnalo id Entomology for articles alw.nc-M-nliul fruits. Thru, iitnl n. i, tiutly published. Fruits <>f utmost rule, not un'il then, will li-lmr an-,* variety commonly hvbi in stur. spent m tho ib-!'tru"tlini <f infr-t- ain- ore held at ti'iii|nraiiire-i vary­ ing from 22 deg. to 42 tleg, F , eq Jmiis t*nl un spriiyfntr pr ve "lib |i efrrener shown lo u range wor.h while. Hpriy,: are npp led t o! ilig^tu :i.l deg. F. It may ukill I lr egg* ond conts’ ned larvee. -silt Hint no Immature stager ul Dtt it ruction Of Infc.tid Fruits iiie Mecitc.rtiri-rii 'fruit f|v can Ltrrvan ,'fiTesting fruits r.nv be survive n friguralion for seVcn killed by submerging the fru't* rtccks at 4(1 deg. lo 45 deg. F., for In water or by burying, b llluc or this* weeks ut :KI deg. io 4U ileg. F„ or for two weeks at 22 deg. burniny the fruits. The -hjlry of to :t:t deg. F, rneftod will depend lirgvty tq^in It aerms teasonsblr lo ronctudo ‘the iiuaatltv of frui-: tu be h.tn.ib-il lust siniiicr or taler the cortiflra. and upon local rundit' ni. _ Th,. ti"H o f propirly r--fr gerated fruit surest way tn kill ill Immature will lie p.trtlcnl.le When an usslugi-s o f the frui- fly Is In htdl or liH-latlun of fruit growers, or a burn 11m fruit*. Hurn'ng thr frnite |icogle, fin,| U linanrbiHy “worm Is eftrn ex|iel\i(ve ond, when tins" while, there is no teason why they In rompu-t b-h-s -is drpendeil upon rrnn.t operate a control refrigerla furnish' the fuel , I hi burnt nq ution plant under the supers is hoi uf cn orfiriul whose reputation' operaten Is Itkrlv tn be ur. alls* •hall l>e rulflrlent lo guarantee all factory; fur In Honolulu, at least fruit r sent out from tho plant to Im ( l r amount t f fruit tu burn la so aUolutely fire from danger aa greatly In extes* o f thp trash that currrr* of the fruit (iy. th-? work Is Inctmple'ely done. Tlie only irrtaiii method now Rr iqbng Inf,xli'd fruits to tln- known of protecting fruit from hoillng paint will kill all forms of I roll.flv attack In Hawaii is tu fm 't fly^ Fubniergrg fruits In cover them, when still very green, com ing ordinary robt water for Live day* wi.h some typo of will eiiher kill el| larvae and eggs through which the fly ran not hy htr rggi. in many placn ornr prevent tbe r further develop­ ulnrry cbsrsecloth sowed Into Lag, ment. b-rge i nough to be *llp\>ej over Rural In Bull is.a satls'artory the. tree and tied about tbe trunk method, nrnvided the fru t Is have been u*ed These have h-rn buried drep enough snd sf er- Iriud In Honolulu, but difficulty w rj'-i rrsck* sro prevented from wss experienced In putting ths bag devrlopii.y in tho earWi tbive thr on soon enough and f » making fruits as the Utter decay and certain that no adult frmala files settle, lx sheuld In- remembereil wtrr inclosed during the process that Just a'tcr tnnsformlng from Considering tho cost of material ths pupa tho adult* are to sof'. ■Pit the real danger of Inclosing *hst they have th* remarkaide ' ies, the Impossildity of covering many trees, snd the breakage due ability to ferae their w ty thr-.ugh to winds, this method of protection ln~redibly t mail epenings. lienee Is not terommrruled. a crark in :hc #<i'l extending dawn The protection of the frail on to the fra't. even thrugh it b« no Individual branch** with cover­ wilier than tha thlrknesi o f andin- ing* " f cloth o r paper 1* cntirvly ary K o tlrg paper Is wide enough feiiiblr and vtry popular in Ha­ to permit the adults to raarh Ft* waii. Individual trait* lnclo*«d surface and so thwart tha.purpca* In ordinary paper bag* ara well of fru't burialAdult* can not and chrapty protect: d. Coverings mak* their w*tr through 1 feet of ot chaecostelb (or separate fruits wvIHamped soil, but -because bur­ ■re not a* good as paper, for th* ial or bunting I* left to tuboniin- fruit fly can lay bar eggs through atea, who may slight tha work, rtruin coatser.wovcn kinds "after matted bo'linr or submergence o f fruit In tk* cloth has become water f« more highly racommsnd- againit tha fruit by rains. Orange and small manga traaa ad. with thalr fruits Inclosed in paper Sprayteg bogs ora often oeen tn Honolulu. Aa adult flies can not Ujr egg* Though this method of cove rut* tntk n Hawaii that this method, or some one of It* many mndiftai forms, must be- used if frail* era to be brought to maturity uninfcited. Ni tu-al Control of the Fruit Fly No sttiking example* of fonlro. by natural agencies wen- evidsnl In Hawaii ptevluux to ths Intro, dnetiun of parasites. Larvss sr* kUIgdKln laigo numbors withlt fruits whihe are p.Tmiltrd to remain on the ground exposed It the direct sunlight in summer, bu. many larvae r*cs|<e e-ven from such fruit*. An examination of 17 mangoes c-xpov-d over sand oi ■hallow ttava to the sun fur twv days In Augu-t revealed 17 living and 98 tlei-ol wi-ll-growu larvae In the Trult, and 10.1 that iuccecdrj in »afe!y leaving the fruil to foem pupae in the sand te. math. Tnc (mall brown ant, go common about tbe luwlundi ot Hawaii, unquestionably la a factor in natural control. It Is frequent­ ly found swarming over and in fallcn'fralts.an 1 kill* m"ny larva* as they leave the fruits tu pupate Ant* were observed to remove trom u fallen ball kimanl nut Kd nii-dlum-«ixiil larvae ilunng a inminute petted, but they failed to ranch .14 other larvae in a firmer portion of tho fiuit. No natural checks upoh frultfiy increase in Hantli, aside from introduced parasites, ore of prac­ tice.! value; but in many olher lands climatic, rherks are uni .4 ii ri.iMy of great value; ami, a* In many plarra In Hpaln, f"r Inrtince, are Ihe only rhtcki that make fruit pr"4lU4tloa pusadde with4>ul tbe. use o f reined no I measuic-s. Climatic Checks fdiirrvaltens muili- in various 44iunt.U-a indicate that the Mrolittraam-an fru t fty will nut l»r » serious pen whr-n the montr-tv mean truqH-rature falls to or he. h,w M ib-K F., fur from three l" -our consecutive months during the ear. In Hawaii the climate I* not cold enoukh throughout the fruit"rowing regions to act a* a serious check on fruit-fly Increase. De 'elopmrnt p; ogres ies most rapidly after the Hawaiian m:an* reach T& deg. tn 7!) F. At a mean of >8 deg. F, development rei|ulras .bout twice the time. A temper, ■lure of B8,ileg. to 02 ili-g. F. may increase the period of development to three or four times Ihe tformnl ilod for the wannest weather. rval development in apples stored outdoors at temperatuies ranging from 31 deg. to 64 deg. F. (mean, about 61 deg. F.) wa* stew snd wss attended by no un-' usual mortality. No development occurred at 20 deg to 70 deg. F(mran, 4g deg. F.), and nearly all larvae were dead at the end of six weeks. Very few fruit flies can develop nt 49 deg. to 60 deg. F„ and none nt temperature* below this point. Complete mortality will follow continued exposure to temperature* below 60 deg. F, An exposure for tw’o or thrro weeks ot 32 deg. F., will kill all stages of th* fruit fly, but an exposure to Ihl* low temperature for four days ha* practically no of foot upon tho fly. Sixty-two of 242 larvae survived on exposure for five day* lo 21 dog. to 28 deg. F. These facts indicate that th* Mediter­ ranean fruit fly is •> very hardy and persistent enemy in spit* of tho quickness with which It n . tpondi to checks upon it* develop­ ment resulting flora Lb* low ternuermUraa ordinarily tspsrieneed In sondtroplcsl countries. C mmt, aern ng an avrraga of about IM n werk. Since., rehabilitation, tiy average v.cihly earning for the entire group U nearly |20 a-week, an increase of $16.B7 per caaepcr week. Slncp completing their training these fifteen eases have tumid in wages for themselves a total o f $7,579, beside* keeping out nf mischief. Till* riList-illtstlon service I* ab;ut the chrspest thing In Florida has. It supported ‘half by the fed. eral government under act o f congrt-ss, and half by the state. Fioriils’s annual appropriation tsjust llB.iau. (For this money, In 19 menths, while only IB have com­ pleted training, 304 register-id rases have been placed In training. Florida I* ona of forty slate's which have adopted this serv're.v Any person who Is Injured f h othi-rw’se disabled, but who ' W~ capable of learning some ui^J) occupation. I* eligible for rshahHRation, under the set. The service is absolutely free. It conalsU tf physical rcMorxlion, vocat'onri training, iiod placement In em­ ployment. Appropriation for such valu­ able work should b, continued. ' lx addition, private enterprise should co-operate |n every po*-'" * h '„ w*v with the rehabilitation, service te placing rehabilitated nun, and In aiding where poss­ ible in their-training. We o'fcr no opinion whether tho ferthrr tnlng autobiography c f former Governor Smith will be better nr worse than tha one Mr. Conlidge writing. Rut lb will at least ib-ar up ono point In con­ troversy. W# rrftr tn the one growing out of the story widely circulated during the recent cam­ paign, lo Ihe effect that Governor Smith could Arlther read nor write.— l'hlladclph'tx I'ubllc Led­ ger. We suppose the Cincinnati reach crop waa ruined hy th* hai * storm, but then there never wi enough of a Cincinnati pea crop In mrka many gallons. Cincinnati Enquirer. \ The Jonra law hai P'lrnwn a .ware Into the hearts of the boottaggers. Now whst Is needed Is something to throw a sears into the eensclene* of thslr customers. — Detroit Free Press. Tt^s submarine voyage to U>* A rcfc hi* been pentponad unt< next year. This should gfv# oppor­ tunity for anothrr submarine t* start and make, it tho f r i t roc* unqor lea tn Pi# history o f tha world.—Bo,ton Transcript W . He LONG m eat m arket M l E. FIRST ST. Elton). Moy Archjkct. First NaH i Bu * BUf. — n •• - —: �4 —— |.U » — * to—to»»^i >■<■ **« w / ‘ "V w m tm J for a on i nuT M ils Brandt la Given Party By Her Friends us Personals -* - ...Th* monthly meeting o f tho T- E. L. Class o f tho First Bap. tilt Church wag hold on Thursday afternoon at tho home of Mrs. C. W. Forrester on West First S tm t with Mts, P- W. Stanley, Mrs. C. W, Foi tester and Mrs. E. W. Stiles as hostesses. Hr*.' Stanley le j the devotional roadtng after which Mrs. B. Beek presided over the short business session. Mrs- Sarah J. Stawart, program chairman, then took charge of the meeting and same* and vontesta were enjoyed during the afternoon. Refreshment* were eerved by the roeteosea to tho following: \D*. John D. Abrahams, Mrs. Cum­ mings, Mrs. A- B. Love joy, Mrs. McMahon, Mrs. I). H. C. Rahn, Urv. Kent Rosslter, Mis* liussle Fletcher, MUs Mary Goodalr, Mrs. Ilsrney Beck, Mrs. J. It. Lyles, Mrs- Sarah Stewart, Mn. C. D. Corrcster, Mrs. A. G. William*, R. Savage, Mrs. Smith, . . . ........ r*.F .R . WhltIn, Urq, C. D. Forrester nnj Mrs. f^lfrffta 'Brofherson 11:90 ’A- M. Young People* Service League, 6:20 p7 m . FIRST BAPTIST CIIURCH Sunday school P:S0 A. M. Evening Prayer and Sermon, Morning worship and aennon 7:30. P. M. Wednesday, May 8, Rector'* 11 A. M. Anthem, It la a Good Thing to Sing Protle*— Loreni Bible Oaai 8:00 P. M. Subject of morning arrmon, F ln l Prcohvtcriin Church Ilalah's Mo sag, to the People of Service* a* follnwa:. the Tavnxuth*Century. 9:45 A. 31. Sunday School. Young People'i Un on* 6:43, 11:00 A. M Morning Wnnhlp, Graded course* are offered, and U00 P. M. Christian Endeavor. wholesome fellowship and enthu­ 8:00 P. 21- Evening Warship. siastic singing nrr feature*. The Session will mret at the With the opening of rnuair week the First Baptist Church eloae o f each wnnhlp service to lecelve new member*. will have as • prominent fea­ ture of th, evening rervire the METHODIST CHURCH Benrcn Spr ng* Glcy t'lub under W. P. Ruhrtiian, Pastor. the direction o f Prof, nnd Mr*. Sunday School, 9:30 a. nt.. It. W. C. T Hendcnmn Tirtre *re twm. Ware, Superintendent. ty in the glee cltih Preaching, 11 a. m. Subject uf evening wrmun, Epworth League devotional Sonr, Ijofty Peak* Among the •urrtinf*. 7 p- nr. Mnuninin Message* of I*ai*h. Evening prcncliing service, H Prayer service and diureh fam­ p. m. ily hour IVednerda* evetilrg The preselling reivice* nrr the o'elock. Ttie Brotherh'i’d will list one-* In ihe *t-rlra of t-v.illhav, charge of the service. gellstic meeting*, rondurleil in A i cry curdial welco.n* t , r.R, llii* chur*l- Im the pislor, nssi*trd Complimenting M la a I r e n a SUNDAT? Brandt, whose mart (age to John A, A- Mcneelcy left Friday T|m American L i (Ion and th* Ludwig will be an event o f the morning for Atlanta whet a he will AmericonL aglon Auxiliary will early summer, Ml*. George Hebe spend a few days on business. hold a] olnt ditrct conference at and Mrs- Henry Richter entertain­ tho Legion Httt at 11 A. M. Lunch- ed a large number o f their friend* Mra. L. \V. H itan l leaves thla rqf/wtU M M end at 1 o'clock at erith a card party and linen ehow. week end for Jickaonvllle where er on Thunday evening at the Sanford Yach. Club. AU ■he will spend several days with home o f M n. Hebe on West P in t t» aw Invited to bo proant. Ctteet frienns. , MONDAY Bridge and bunco were enjoyed Mr. and Mr*. W iliam Shephard ailed maeCr.g o f tho 81. during the evening and prize* and baby, formerly o f IhU city, Ootid at 3:30 o'clock at were awarded to Mr*. John Zer- now of Houston T ea, arv »pcnd pariah Louie. renner, Mr*. John Bender, Uc*. Tho Woman'! H lnlonarj Socl- George Zur Helde, Mn. Geofte trig A Week here with relative*. rtjr of tho F.r*t Methodic Church Dafftl, Mn. Jatne* Fields anil « l i ) hat« It* numthly bmlneii meeting at 3J0 ovjock In. the for holding high actrrw among the- Edward. Morgan -x£ AJJaAka, mochurch auditorium. lured.Ui Bartow Tuesday where Clrclo Number 7 a a a . o l. t h * bridge playertu M n. Bender held they spent the day. F lflfiT t i i n t n i o r n i m s r rmftid r lgh icore In bridge and wa* P in t Baptist Church will mcej at given a linen ecarf, while Mr*. SCIENTIST Wilde, will alng. a t 'with of the 3:30 o'clock with Mr*. 8arah Zur Helde, who had low score In John Inglit o f Daytona Beach.U Christian Science service* uit- pprwrMw/r. rwe>n»UtiiSY3*KtBJCV Stewart at her home on Mellon- bridge wa* presented with ■ tot ■pending severs! ddys here a* ths held every Sunday morning at ttm ' A f "thh "prayer meeting hour. Woman’s Club, 315 S. Dnk Ave­ Wednesday, the Mary Ijtiidaith apron. M n. Daun won high jieurc guest* oe James Sharon Jr. 117 Villa Avenue. Annual report* Were heard nue nt II oVlaek. Siilijert foi t irvle will give a very interesting jC.nl* Number feven o f tho prlte among the bunco playcn, West Tmith Street. from a>| the officers of the South tomorrow “ Everlasting Punish, program. Fir*. Baptl*t Church will meet and wa* given a linen gue«l towwith Mr*. W. T. WHeelen, 019 tl, while Mrs. Field* wa* awarded Mr*. D U. Wilder of Jackson, Side P. T. A. at their regular ment.” second high score price In burins WWnesrlhy evening service* CONGREGATIONAL CIIURCH vi lie U rspecie,i to arrive Mundav mtetlng on Thursday aflerm n In Oak Avenue, at 3:30 o'clock, n bet o f hot dlth holder* Mrs. ieslitrn nie* of Corner I’urk Avenue nnd 3rd SI. Clrela Number. One of the F ln l Frank Peter* received a fttble to spend several days here with the school aud’tnrlum. Aside from which Include Rev. Jilin llernard lino , M iii-ter BaptUt Church will meet with irumlt-r for low icore In liunro htr mother, Mra. John T, Brady, the usual report*. Mrs. Je*w Rue- ChVi-ilun Si cnee healing* iu<* »l 419 Palmetto Avenue. re tl gav* an arrounl of the meet­ an bi-'d lire Wliltian** t 'uh nt 7 Churrh Si Iiih4. 9:45. Mr*. A D Boiler, 203 East TwenPink and yellow were the pico’cliwk. ing o f the Bcminolr County ConnM1rning W*r*hlp, 1 1 :00, . tjr-flnj. Street at 3 o’clock. dominating color* tried in decora­ Mrs, W. D. Grrdlner lef: recent­ Thl* riiurch mnlntrins n free ril o f P. T. A. which win held on Chii*li*n Enilenvor, 7:UO. Clrele Number One uf '.lie I'res- ting the room* where Jha table* ly for Granite City, 111, where she Rending Room, 517 Firel Nation, b>terlaa Church, M n. G. II. were placed. Quantities of snap aspects to spend a month o* the |Thursday morning In Geneva. Hr*. sl Rank Building, where the ltd do Evening Serv er, H:l)0, Brown, chairman, will meet with dragons, rose*, glsdloll and aston guest i f her sister, Mrs. C. K Stella P. Arrington then urged Here a ronlinl welcome is ex­ and nil nuthntlred Chr'stlan Ssiwere arranged In vaee* and bowWJ Mia. Uniham Hunter, 1700 Park that all mothers o f pre-school ence llleralnre tu*v be’ rend, lmr- tended to all. Valentine, white tallies and other bridge aeAvenue at 4 o'clock. rM dren should take advantage of rowed or purchased. Oiwn daily Circle Number Two of the Pre»- (casoric* further emphaslced tho Cln Miss Nsnnette McDnnsM return­ the free rllnle and reg’.trntlon except Sunday* nnd holiday* from lertnn Chuich, Ml** I-cltlo color note. Each table was centered ed to her home in 1.3terl Athens, C*. which will be held at> the South 3 to P. M. ( W iwell, chairman, will meet at with individual nut cups, also in Wednesday where she will attend Side Pr'mary School front 0 All hre welcome to tt'iond tin 'clock with Mn. C. M. Boyd, pink and yellow. i JE>'c th . AJpbn T»u Omega fraternity n l i Magnolia Avenue. Refreshments were served at house party at the University of o'clock to 12 o'clock i n Wcdnrs- service* mi.I to make u**‘ of the reading room. ■isv Thursday and FriiUy. Hi.ilor'ii^ ItiP nn'mlw'rR uf thr Clrclo Number ■Knur- o f the tho supper liour to the following jOeargJL--------------------- ------- — Mrm— Floyd i >* U i»* — t....o»»»w 1'iaabylarlan Church, Mr*—W.. t- Mia* Irene HtSmlt, Innnii .. ti l. SIH'I.'S i III lit II lirickion, chnlrmnn, will meet with Mrs. George llerbst, Mrs. John Sam Flaiselirr lias returned from ebainnan, then presided over the Muikrll cirlerlnlru-1 uilh u l>tidi;e Mn. \V. S. Bromley, Celery Bender, Mrs. Jo-eph Mcisrh, Mrs F ir -1 Mitfs, K \. M. New York City when- h,. ha* b*yn mtetlng and two road ng* were li'rty i n 31 mrsiUy afternoon Avenue at 4 o'clock. f ’ntrtIi 'mii. > I i A. M. George Zur Helde, Mrs. Fred Zrr given by Mrs. E. F. Ilousholtjer, Circle Number Flee of the Piea- rrnner, M il. Juhn Zcrrinner, Mrs spending aom* time on l.u*ine«*. bellowed by solo* by Mrs. A. M. Sennit Mnt*. W:tN) A. M tier Ii me, Edge Writer Farm. High Lytrrlan Church, Mr*. James Gil- Margaret Zcrj^nncr, Mra. Pctei lie eipecti to leave Sunday for score prize, n pair of chiffon hose |ur„ chilrmin, will meet with Mra. Thurston. Mr*. *1. Hamby, Mr*. R. Bradenton where he will *|>end a Phillips. Approximately f>() people F ilte r CIIIIISTI IN f i l l lit II were present. wa* presented to Mr*. J. G. Sharon a. C. Glhbl, 903 Magnolia Avenue, A, Cameron, Mra- James Fields, month. Ninth and Palmetto Ave. at 4 o'clock. Ulldo School !':13. hit* Julia Ludwig. Mfs- Frank The room* where t ie gue«t were Circle Numher Eight of the Peters, Mrs. Frank Melsch and Mr. end Mrs. Tom llro'.herson Worship nnd Comnunion. 11:00 en'.ertalneil were graced with Prcibyterlan Church, M n. Tnraalu Miss Lucy Peter*. Sermon. “ Draw Nigh to GihI.'* ami Mr*. Loretta llrolherson are llitlllilie. of Spring (lowera. At br, -h-lrman, will meet with Mr*. now residing temporarily nt the Sun Chlistlnn Kii'lcavor 7:00. he tea hour refreshment* were C. F.. Henry, Ro*o Court, at 4 Evening Service W:(M>. Itointa Apartment! while repair* er-eil by the hush-is. O'clock. Reimtin. "<’hii*lluti Ailvancc-'' am bring mule on their home, -r,ii' \m rrr, » I,"ir!no Auslllsry Thus,i prisiiil wure; Mi*. W. J MONDAY We invite you to won! Ip with held It* monthly business meet­ 220,' Palmetto Avenue. Thigpen Mr*. J, G. Sharon, Mr*. Important meeting o f the Worn, ing < > n Frdsy ufternixm at 4 George Wllnnr, Mrs. I!. F. Smith, r - , i :<iilit of llnly O n is Episcopal Mrs. W. C. Hutchison enter­ Mr*. Jthn W. SlweJ. Mrs. o'clock nt the home of Mr*. E. Churrh at 4 o'clock In the IHir*n Mr*. .1. R. McDonald, Mr*. im i.Y c r o s s n i u i ’ c ii B. S.ow.' on t'sniW n Avenue. tained tho member* of the MerryArthur Brand, Mra. E. II, A«hGo re I I , frit'll and Mr*. II. M. I j “ i. R e . Mnrtimiv Glover, Rector. 1‘rrparntlons were made nt this flo-Hound Club and n number < f rraft, and il*ter, Ml** Carrie Itoiva Circle Number Si* of thc^FIrzt I’.ipuirth. •• Filth Sunnily nfier Easier time for the distriit eonferenc* BaptUt Church wll meet rt 3:30 ether friend* with n bridge psrty Jone* motcred to Dayt'na Ileneh which will lie hel l here on Sim. on Fr'dsy afternoon *t her home Thursday where they spent the o'cixk with M n. IL C. Moore, ■lay morning nt 11 orlork at t)ie in West Twentieth Street. High afternoon nml even rig. chairman, 250S Elm Avenue. , I.evii'n Hut. the Businas* Woman'* Circle, rcore price, sir ihgel food cake, Mrs. G. \V. Knight, the retlr» 1 hr Pupil* of Th, West Side Primer) Srlimd, V\ ill I'rrsml nn*l ni: president, was thee presenter! M n. Edward Morgan Mim Perry Lee Bell, chilrmin. was awarded tv Mr*. Boy Holler An tlprrelta will meet with Mtea G »yl* Mar. while Mrs. Tom Bolt, who had • diughter, Mt*s Mcltm Fmiili. hav< with a hriskrl of ro*es by the nit Amve*. tecond high **corefc wni prcarnled returned to Atlanta after spend hostess, mid Mr*. htuil nt her hom« on UftToti Knight reI ixg several days here with the nue at 4 u'cock with Mis* Betty w!lh with lwn two llefl deck* of cards. former’* brother.irt.lnw noil . Inter, Spoeded with a I all: in which she | Ihtir.r. Kvcnlntt. H:II0. Jr. Iliuli School. Adnt. IRc A: 2or Antosh end Mr*. It. C. Maxwell A color ’scheme v f pink and Mi, end Mrs: Henry Mrl.jiuliti, Mated lievv much ideasuro It hail I as ho«t€s*“ *. glvpn her to bvvr worked for the . Circle Number Three of the green wa* developed by the f|uan- 112 West F“'urth Flrcet. Auxiliary during her oilminisira. | Presbyterian. ChurtM, Mrs. W; L. title* o f gladioli, a*tera and oth­ Among those frnm Sanf.ird lion. chairman, will meet with er Spr'ng flower* which were urA salid and.sweet curse were Mn£SE. D. Brownlee, 900 IV.metto rapged about the room*, it id by vis ting Dayt on Ileath Thursday tfien served by the hostess Mid the tallies and o'.hrr bridge ae- were: the Misses Maude l-ake, a social hour wna enjoyed. Avt^ue at 4 o’clock. itty DuBose, and Maxwell Strwcle Number Six of the Pres- (u*a:ries whirl) harmonized. E. First Street t'rcacrlptlons Filled Promptly bytfYian Church. Mr*. Henry Me At the tra hour refmhmcnt* • 't. Fre"k W amHiff J'.. Jame* Lsuliti, chairman, will meet with were served I y the ho*ir*s, a*- Sharon Jr., and John lngl's. Sanford And Arcurnlcly Mrs. G. D. Hart, corner Kiflecnlh a'ated hy Mrs. Mnnroo U. Hutton, The mriry friend* of Mrs. John and- Oak Avenue, at 4 o'clock. M n. Roy Holler, Mr*. Paul Frsrcl* Ginns cf Crescent C ‘ f Circle Number Seven cf the It. Forbes and Mrs. Alex Vaugh­ The membera of thr West Side ljrrsbyterlan Church, Mr*. J. P, an. Those present were: Mrs. will regret to Irern o f hrr (lestlr P. T. A. met on Thunday aftersfrlch occurred Inst Thumdsy Ridge, Cuirmun, will meet with Mnnroo B. Iluttun, Mr*. Grinl 't I ha r ’ lod auditorium with night when her rnr overturned Mrs. Unton E. Allen, Rose Cruel, Wilson, Mrs. Calvin Tongue, after skidd ng from the pavement Mra. It, M. I.rcson presiding. The at 4 o’clock. < Mrs. B. F. Whilner Jr., Mrs. Roy l e f t nit wa* um-iuil \r!th the u n i Circle Number Nine of the llollrr, M n. Paul R. Forbes. Mrs. during a heavy ra n stirni. She “ Atmricn, the lleautiftl" and the “MRimi’H Mos| I'npuliir •ll«U*l" Iresbytcrlan Church, Mr*. A. II. T. C. B»'t, Mr*. J. O. I.aney wa* killed instan.ly. Brslilei her lto.nl', prayer. During the buninrs, hu*haml she i* survived by two , Single room s u ilh hath, $2, S2..'*ll, S3 Wallace, chUrmsn, wil| meet with Mr*. L. F. Boyle, Mr*. II. II. *c*e' n, Mr*. Ilale'e rrrigrn* utr Double rtKintH with liattz. $.1. $1.00, J j Mra Emmett Hunt, 701' OaU C w r e l, Mr*. Hugh Whclchel, children, Frrnr'u anl Allen. v*B* resd and Mr*. Otto Schmehl Avenue at 3:30 o'clock. Fireproof--------European Mr*. A. W. Epps and the Mine* Among those from S in f rd at- we* umtllmously dueled to fr’ l her TUESDAY N. F. Firwl NI. Near Hay lllwnyne Maude Lake, Mina ^Inward, Hel­ IrnHtng the dance in Orlando ituee a* cha rsnen. The f- llowlnu Miss Ira H. Southward will en­ en Vemay and Ava Wr'ght. Friday evening at tbr ()il*nd> o r'ccre wen* ire tailed at thlstimr Popular Priced Itestuurani In ('annrclian tertain Ihe members o f the AxarCountry Club werr: Ihe 3U*s«a Mrs. Fankhauacr, vUe-ehi'rman; isn nunatv senooj via** at ciu Helm Verna y, Olyv, Newman, and Mr*. Arthur, treasurer. o’clock at tier home, 1112 Laurel Il iv,n then deel .ed tlial th,, V Katharine Sehirard, Ucvrriy Ben­ Avenue, subscribe I t if u der, Thelma Wagner, Jane Tor- T. A. should Seminole High P- T. A. will ranre, Maagiwt Thnmpnn, ami rung is lie, “ Children" efter w lile't meet at 3:15 o'clock in the school The mrmter* of the Ban SoiWi Club were honorej with ■ bridge Albert Connelly, Robert |»odoin, various ,-oismil ere were u| pointed aijltonumSocial Department at the Wo. party given on Fildry afternoon by Frzhk Womlruff Jr., Jrrk Prtrr*. tr have charge o f the oprrrtls man's Club‘ will have III uiual Mrsi— B', B. Baggett— »* *»■* (irnuril Miller, Gcorgi- Srhiffley, which will be presented by ih< bridge party at 2:30 o'clock in the home on Magnolia Avenue with Janie* larnler, Msyrion Wagner, West Kid" It'trvd m Tharodi) club rooms with Mra. T. A. Tat- two lablai of playe a present. At Jamr* Sharon Jr-, G. IV. Spenrar evening, M iy 9 at R o'cltiek at the tho conclusion of Ihe .bridge tenon, Mr*. II. M, Kumbley and Itamci, high- More prise, a hind Jr., hfaxwcll Stewart, J. Peter Jun'or hivh Mined auditorium. Sr hast, Roy Frank Syme*, John Uhe following program svj* pre Mn. J. M. Hay*t a* hoitcasea. painted sandwich plalr, wa* a- TerwJliger, Evan* Spencer, W. A. sented fer enlrrU’.mmt for the The Alathean Class o f ths F in t warned to Mry. R. K. Steven*. Adam* and Joe Me *rh. aftrniKin; Baptist Church will*, hold Us Quantities o f snap dragon*, cin> t. Rea-l'n'r-"An f>ld Fweethrar: monthly businesa nnd social meet- dy lull and other ga.drn tlowM* o f 3!lne"-Mr*. Maffett. where the list *t 3:39 o’clock at tho church adorned ihe row* 2 Mandolin Kolo-Mra. 'Frnnl. B diM n. W.A. Zachary, M n D. J. tablrs were placid, while the tal­ hauser, rce'inornied by M>* SaVrett, M n. Yancey and M n. lies aad other party appointments wtr- designed aa flower*. LeCompte. Palmer as hostesses. Tha mrmbrra of the Lottsphun Refreshments were *erye,| to the 3, Readne -i'r*. Prestno WEDNESDAY Before the close t l the meelirp Clinic and registration for all followiagt Mr*. R. E. Bteven*. Club e r r honorrd with a bridge children who expect to ente. any Mi*. A. W. Lee, Mr*. Emmett par'y given on Friday afternoon Mr*. Ito-eson, retirng rhairvi.ni pumary school in tho Pali; from MrUall. Mr*. R G. Fat. Mr*, law by Sir*. George Mrltury a', ha: w-|ti presented w th a. basket 9 o'clock to 12 o'clock at tho Conoley, Mrs J. P. Ridge, Mr*. C. home, corner Twelfth Street and gladioli in appreciation of her work 1. Park and M n. Linton hX A l­ South Side Primary Scl-ool. Mngnnlla Avenue. Miss Mary Me- for th**pa*t two year*. Ba'rvsh. len. THURSDAY served * j Rory met tha gurat* at th* doer manta where then Clinic and registration for all apprcilmatcly 45 member* wll, cbltdnn who expect to enter anv • H rrvxmlad them with tbrir war* prelent. primary school nsxt Fall; from tslilaa. 9 o'clock to 11 o'clock at tnc Sevrral progrteaion* o f bridga FKIE.NDBHII’ (L A B S MEETS South Side Primary School. war* enjoy*d during th* afternoon FRIDAY 2fl** Brttr McKinnon and Ml** sad prlie* wan awarded to Mra. Clinic rn drsglsttstlon for all Mary Franca* Andrews were host- Chris Mstthesr*. Mr* J. E. O u r. ■ ' I r* member* o f Ihe Friendship cUUnn who raspect to enter any r u n to th* member* of th* WioClass o f the F'rst Christian primary achool next Fall; from 9 alandaau Damp Fir* Group at er and Mr*. W. A. I-aitar. Mra. Churrh mrt. cn Tuaadry evenin’' Matthew* M d high score and n o'clock to 12 oVlaek at trio South •heir regular meeting on Wadna*. reived a f r ’ mad Fto ida picture, at tha hem* of Mra. Byrd wl h bids Prim *iy School. day evening at th* bom* of their and Mra. Courier, who hod long Mr*. Jamr* Webb preald ng. (.cardisn, Mrs. Hannan Morri*. icc-e, was or**anted with- a pitta S :v .n l (.'.altar* of Imp .'tlx* < ^ i. aad M n. !L J. Holly sxpoct Tbe meeting sews railed to or­ i! filet wo:k. Mra. letter racaiva* p-**.|r-"» Mend,./ mornlog by, mo­ der by melting th* Credo after is a u n t ' ur-ac* A) ‘tmbroidcrad war* Uistueaed and d sporo d • o f tar which g abort program « i tor fo f points In North CaroUni which garter*! l-usinrea wag di»- rural towel , enjoyed and refrtihn tat* itrsu i WM*re' hry will apen-f a o vm l rwsel of aad * **ctal hour caTallow and green were the col- by J i« host*** to th* folk win” . sraeb*. ” r«. I M y a l l visit bar toy*d Raftwahmant* se*:a served ore choaaaIBN fo r party appolnUnanta M n. M. Mar.hail, 'lira. D. It dw-’ghKr. Mra. Iloraco ,Walker, hv t ie hoi'asaa* U tho following. Jnd dacoralioo* and tha, wan* or. Jaimson, Mr*. Jrmaa Webb, Mrs. McUivin, Mary Ioalaa Nickels, rrntuatad by tha vaaa* sod t-owlt ‘to whll* Mr,. Holly will J. M. R d iird t, Mra. Hughes, Mrs of yellow attars and fa nr whlth Aytjcvlllg attending to Imale O. T. Paaraon, and Mlaa Lurvwere placaj I" various olaca* about -Intel rat*. staod, Paulina ■Crawford, Lola the room*. A aalad and aweat Wartha’L. wfoid, Britt, Anna Marie Cossrh, llelaa tourza wot served by tba.hootaw, Port My* * —AutaanotWa DectrU Irrresor, Marjoria Bonlakw, - Nctl:tlt aaalstod hy Mra. CUrha Lbonai' Campany r. oved to tartar quartan Colljar, liorol hy Marshall and la th* following: M b. M. Mhrai Construction of _____ j f reildanraa In at Jack r nd Bay i t m ' a Morri*. Davanpert rapidly! iucrragtns. Mra. Clifford Walker, Mrs. Fourier, Mra Qtiria M*Uh->w? Mcyo— Highway Improvcaanta Mra. W. A- Lratar. Mra. P, W. TalMndam fight atana wiUb* ares l tndarway Ja tktr vkiaity, butt and M n , F, H Kin*. td in Miami In near future- 2?i3s&t e t J a liiN ff Reports Are Given By Officers OfTheP.T.A. ce T W tests Federal Farm Bill (Continued From Pag# Ona) o f the senate out from what I am able to gather from the House committee on agriruUure I hardly think they w ill be jOde to accompllqf.t It. I a»rure you of my hearty co-operallon In every w*y."‘ Mr. Bnnrrcn has been ndv'»ed, Hrvwral, firjt Senabir McNary propo*e* to tack on th, amend­ ment barring fruit* and vege­ table*. He van hopeful that through concerted effort here and elsewhere In the country tjre pro­ posal would bp defeated. apeefcare of , H evening. Th* eckool* ween an Wednaaday and all th* ehlldr*qt,i did their bit to destroy the fly by_ cleaning the cltro* grove*. Mr. and Mr*. Tom Vaughn aV« r rounce the birth c f a daughter TU*i tently at their home. ‘ *** The Wontsh’ s M I«*on»ry I of the .Methodist (J.‘lurch held ito* ... meeting at the home o f Mro. a •, Aubrey Moran. ___ The Community May Day plcuSq^'J^ which waa planned for Saturday ■ gQS waa post phoned Indefinitely cause of th , necessity of cleaning •he rilru* groves. FILM COLONY AGOG _____ ,.B, i - HOLLYWOOD. Crfl., May 4.— .. *Vh (INSJ—The film rolony waa agog * iy j£ j today In anticipation of a gala ' . weildlng Wednesday night betwmn ““ A community rneetng wra cnlletl Conatance Tntmadge, blonde film In*’ Saturday evening at H o’click actreaa, and Townsend NeWrer;-* ■<t the * ( mol auditorium to discuie wealthy Chicago merchant. Th* F9M iw-MadjUftattorni| frjiil Jly nruuar, couple plnn ty matried at t'no l»r. l>. B. Mackie, state , nliiiiiol 'g- Beverly II II* home of Mr, Mid i*t of ( ubfiilUlto. 3lc- AVtoliwir . uf |M ia, Uuotci ------------------------- GENEVA NOTES II u WARNER linos, prtunt 1 LEE Mrs. Mnrkcll Honors H^r Club Members rxirr m m wnm r^rnir m ,iinr r. i S o n n y B oy BESINGS-HE1A1K§ * HE CHARMS 1 Legion Auxiliary Has Regular Meet Friday A principal EDWARD EVERETT HORTON Mrs. Hutchison Gives Bridge Party Friday [BETTYjBRONfSON Th* waad*, child of “ 7 W Staging Fool" winning „ Ma way to y*nr haart. ‘ THE FLOWER NYM PH ’S SURPRISE” Lnney’s 4 “ The I'Yicndly I)rutr Store” West Side P.T.A. Has Meeting On Thursday, H0TEL-LEAM1NGT0N Mrs. Baggett Honorw Her Club With Party W ®sgpar Varn inh-lacquer-Enamds Lnttnphun Club Is Honoicd On Friday Brl!;ip.nt—modem colorsl For furr.i,v;rc, fioora, woodworic, auton :,ac3, rnylhincl It’s tho lac’dttL'r thet “dries in no timo” — tho varnish ihut even hot water ern’t hum —llie endurfoie enamel t y rcfinish your car. Coupon ctJod for u short limu only — me it today. Camn Fire Group Has Meeting: Wednesday to r tneir present, ne tvornsfor their future, he saves! 0 3 SO T ld i ceapci rrol 10f rra good far cne quarter fir.! nt Wntcrijpar Ucquer, Vzrniah or B(Zuctcl, cr can b : epidlad cu larger larchzs*. —and like many anotlicr young family man, his account is with FIRST sax NATIO NAL BANK / Sanford, Fla. a sh esa ids m n a u Sanford Paint And' Wall Paper Company 110 W eat F ir st Street _____ i i * ..... ............... ........... �Ia»a B, can of SOS to 4M cubic O f Business Popularity Of New . inch displacement), warn ewtabll*b- California Fruit Growers To Spend »d l**t year by a Deists (French) Nearly Two Millions On Advertising ng S p r i n g Is Chevrolet I s Seen •porta car. Britlab Writera on motor toplca LOS ANGLES, May 4, -The FIR E BURNS flOME On the algnlflcanrt of the By Tire Shop In Increased Sales comment liiihamJ’aige 'achievement, In (.ver-ehanging market and the need oxpart and art preparing iw h of business during (ho month*," cinelin'd E. S. of Ibo Hockey Tire Shop, deafer located »t IIS tab In announrlng re. r a stock of Ui# new Good(blinder lire* In both high and balloon dirt, nee handled the Goodyear three year* qodhavaal. a handaom* buelneae Tnder tire which rank* all-Weather tread In o and which atand* ' not the superior of ■■a—wwaUWtlf^ ' -«* KfOWt H »»■ eolume of oalri of Pathbaa ham treat all over •entry and tbia fact ted r-jOnAkoMte to. Improving Ini*, nf caper went* Their research work I* hetba Improvement* whirl* boon Included In the- new I-i-a. J tO fr » DETROIT Mnr 4,—Ev'dence of tho wlde-aproad popularity of the new els cylinder (|ievrolet wna revealed her, today In nn nn nounrrmenl by R. H. Grant, tire prrnident of th« Chevrolet Motor Company In charge nf rale*, that more than A half million of the naw rare hive been [farad on the road alnce tho flrat of the year. A algnlflrant feature or fills achievement It waa noted, la tho fact that Chevrolet In four montha time bu It a g m le r number of ■lx cylinder car* than any . other viifi mobile tnamtfnetwrfr har r w produced Iii an rnt'ra yanp...... Thla figure would hnvy hem yw. MENOMINEE, Mich, May 4 for eelllng naw naan In order to maintain the demand for cltra* (IN S )— Lawrence Zaremb* and IM U la etnpbralied by W. D, ne ghbon going for a gopher saw Grlainger, advertising manager of /la California Fruit a-owera' Exchange In hia preliminary state­ ment far tho 1028- 1029 aeanon. Mr. Oe singer's report, one o f the moat Intrraling In years, shows this season's appropriation for Ex­ change pjhl'elty la f1,682,000. Thn approj rinllon is derived from an aaamament of five cents n box on orange* nnd grapefruit and last lap aorand the 3 3-4 tall* and ten rents il bos on Irmon*. *r*clu' National Attention (Continual! htewi Tag* One) rhlppera and othrra Intcreated In celery production and marketing. The meeting la tn bo held at the Courthouse Tueaday night nt 8 o'clock and will be addreaatd by arwral nationally known market­ ing rXpert*. Wilbur D. Benedict, a member o f the marketing alaff of the Curtis Publshlng Company of I’hlladdphla, will lie thr prlnripal speaker o f the evening. The Curtis organlaation publl*he» the Country Gentleman, I hi I o dici Home Journal aial til* M lurtlay Even ng Post, and the va*t fund of data gathered by thi* organiantlon, through [toraonal egpcrlenrr with growers' ami markrtlng groups w.ll, be prrarnted by Mr, Benedict Tuesday night. The Seminole Agricultural Cluh, whitn I* sponsoring the gathering, want* It umkr>tood that every a e Building permit* IsmiiuI In Istlie Worth totaled 1250/161) during Drat three mnnth* of year. grapefruit, |2S/it'J, and lemon*, 954U.I24. Tlie eatlmated Nunklal movemwt for th» *earon la 71,000 rata. "There are In thla country,” Mr. Gelainger *aya, "120 million paopte grouped into .10 million famlllr*. They pay over a billon doltan * year fo r cake* and l.rrnd: over 260 million* for rannnl vegetable* and soups: ovrr 350 million* for candy (hid confirtionn. bd!f n b illon for fountain drinks and 3 millions for ice cream. They runaum( 12 bill­ ion bottles r f soft drinks paylnir for same, 600 million dollars. "Thn market la ever changing Kwrlal■ N a —ital a r t... m tr v m t w n v t u f r u n .IO N , U IM K M A I. iu rr-x t 't .iia t t i* . o f u se rs sa y — ,NiiTIt*fS l i h sfh b y i l r t n (lint f : M » I K R II A I .U nf U f u f v h . F ln rMu* wlifi* on o in i> b »r It* I VIA, ittniil i* II....... K nlrj, Nn. for »: 1*9 fif N\V |.|. PUFlInn lB 'fn w n . f IHI* A , 19(InIt** 33 !■:, T*1 I U Hu n * ***** M eridian, him rttri. nriflre nf h ilrtitlfin In fiinkd Thr****-)m i I'rm tf, in m laliM ah cla im in ih s Ifirttl r In iv p ilc irrlh c d . hcfnr>I'lc fk (* lr r u ll fn iir t , nt ffanrnrd. FM rhlii, mi Ih * M ill iltiy o f Jtinn, th ere are Juat tw o k in d * o f npark plugn— AC*n nnd im th e o th e r k in d . * *|n linn nt nninm sa n iin * * »# »9 K. fMMH.CY. *.f iiM n a . F lorid a PL M« HI AN*, o f Itc fic va . F lo rlt’ w I* Il I KM >1*19V, o f U .nc% «. F lo rid t r S. HVTTOX, *.f ( I c h m h . F lnrldn < «n < iid i!:*(*. i r i m n \l ltgjrlBl Af A C * are k n ow n nn th e h e lle r njwrk plugn Iw ratise o f th r lr p a ir I I m l O lW -tilece g a s - tig h t m n a ln ir (lr m and w elded aide — e le e lr o tlf— 35 lim e s l i e lle r ln r le e Irie a l e u n d tie lir ily th a n thn old " a ta k ln g ” m e th o d ttaetl In o r d in a r y spark plu gs. A C q u a lity in design and e o n a tm rtln n In aiirrs raay a ta r ilu g ,fa a t p lek u p tliriH In n l prrfurm anne. H ere la t h e r v ld e n m A C Spnrk Plu gs are em iu reed hy th e w o rld ’ s lea d in g engineer!* AC — ™ -— iw m — P O N T IA C B IG K - I , Some people make it fundajniental niialukrwlten they go to buy « ear. They receive a dem­ onstration and they emnpare the new cur only with the car (hey arc about to trade. T o help you avoid this mistake we have arranged a special demonstration o f the New Pontiac Big Six. See tlie othcra, by all mean** But aee the New Pontiac Big Six, If only for the Bake o f comparioon. N m I T U *a 0*1. /. a. 4. f e u)*'. SM I***. * W <■>■"■ rfca*,**. f c i Q iu . » i ) i g n o n h J tamj e* •*—t ■t i u l s i raa-W **■ !**' —* m a * u - i n m i. Cw s * i Mu- » n*u r * i— i ft— ■ ■ n »m *i • <*« m r • Ik* k llt w n l pete* aa writ aa Ik* Hat price wb*a a— lyarlag aulwoaebU* value*. . . . Oaklawd-FunlU* iSaluda uuljr rvaaanabla w OF STATION 820 W. FIRST ST. N. J. RAKER, MGR. J. M. LEMOINE, MGR. I ’sed Car Dept- N T tin lek Cadlllas Chandler Clirtrolet ■-—tie Mom — K Uael la Salta Nash Oakland OtdtBlOTtT 1*1 do Punt Plymouth Eases - Pont Ian' Hudson ' Viking Yellow Cab n u t e ven th e beat spark p lu gs w ear n u t. F o r Increased p ow er— a n d even fn r b e lt e r g a solin e m ilea g e•**rh g n g e spark p lu gs e v e ry ten thouaand m llea . In a fe w m in u tes, a n y ]A C d e a le r w ’J I e q u ip you w ith th e rig h t ty p e o f p lu g fo r y o u r ear. P L U G C O M P A N Y M I C H I G A N ■1 Can You Get This Service when you'send away for tires? WIU they daaiasat year aid Ura—atoaat Iks saw oa*—and isflsta It ta U s rarrari pesassrsT Bervlce Hlutlon OPENING SPECIAL STANDARD GASOLINE STANDARD MOTOR OIL. PER GAL. Q A - Will Ikay eiaaila* year riau ta sm that tkey’ra fra# treat m l, sad check year wheel aUgaiseat ta asks sara every lira M year car haa a cheat* la deliver Ita fell gaata af a r i f e a f -------WIU they (aspect yoar liras at ragalar W e Buy, Sell and T rad e U sed C ars USED CAR BARGAINS lata model NAHII wonderful roadllloo. Sport CHKVHUI.KT ardaa akapr. prlrrd right. la fine W ell fears Ik* aaiwer la yaa. Aad wkea yaa’v* gaeeaed It, c*a * la aad let ns save yoa Mae money oa Qeedypar Tires PLUS Gaadyaar Serrka. M illiom 'm ore people riding on Goodyear Tire* enable Goodyear to give you the world** greatest tires without charging more for tha extra quality* loach, DODGE wedaa. ftaa family car, •plead Id *hape roaaler. Ail Cara Arc llccondltloited andTarry Coed Car 4 Guarintra HOCKEY’S TIRE SHOl I l l —It* Park Ax -Ring VICTORY MOTOR CO. *a 820 W. FIRST ST. ■■■ * 7 V -u ' Will they raaia ta year aid—la a harry— if yaa ever Bead kelp aa the raad? ALL TYPES—ALL SIZES - ALL PRICES W e Help You to Select the Right Type for your needs 1 —depending on how long you expect to keep your car* These Prices Good Sunday Only Lite 1914 rO N TIAC Roadster, wire wheel. latervala far LraaJ rats sad wiser la* JsrfeaT PER QT. Alrmilr grrane Job given free with each change * of oil. Phone 617 kxdMlikik.,‘>j i I •tirh cam aa THE 1. RIVES GARAGE L nnd uned nn sta n d a rd eq u ip m en t o n Cordially Invited To Attend The U t, Model CHEVROLET 1827 BUCK apart Co» * , nice bargain. wonderful hi,gala INOLE MOTOR CO. S P A R K F i IT V ". r-hart.n J r., aa Arw rtal M a i l e r In i Tintieeey of s a l* tSinrt by *«ut tin, [666 SERVICE to t'tH iip ai'c w i t h I J L 4 .1 II o m t - 'M tr iiA in K n v u .i.K . . t r a i l , i t . isaa. VICTORY MOTOR CO. b u y a c a r if*N w is e H . W i l l I IT . a er LEGAL ADS and-naw. neat* moat by baft a*4d OPENING fifo ro .you « . dilMs-Rct* YAN C E Y’S The Public •» an n tm tn row r r o u r A T ia n New Speed Marks • *•*<■»■ IF _____ fHhiitfl! a rill# t>«? 1. O. IrtAB T O Jr Lourt. th* fullowlns uwwrlM v*rvjp* SMC 1*1 Master tn rbaarer). •rtr ■itiwii* iifninot# cowa'F* Thi* ini, iL*y of 3 a r . *»-•*. F lo rid a , U i-w lt: Maguire m Vaortil*. lent I. Illnrk If, of Dream* Atiurnay* fov om olalnant. wold, nrr nrc! Ini' In plat at Uacra* appointed shall olfar lor U. W t ilH T * M juiihsiul. (Too Lila l o CUaalfy.) month* fm r, Chevrolet haa hence th , nectl for peraktant ndH " nK l t 'r t V N ? n , • vrrtiBlnF* For rxample, B,H4H nrw j under and in iitiriitiiiK'# *»f tioii cured John I’h'Jlp Soma and hi* cw tom er. enter the market dolly world fivniut* Imtiil for an hour'* 2.12 million nrw horn Americana I ?»•* *\«r A. i». Ink. in m«i *i liroadcast otrr a nation w'de hook-up Monday n'ght. It will be begin roniumlng food each y r a r t''h ijm i/ is.iVi^.' i'lnMdl," iEnrhnn’ 1.1-4 million ludrnta leav# high . the fir*l [Imp that thP retrbrateil •ehools: 21O.000 leave rollrgt* and MarrH Klntr ha* leen hearil over unlvenltle*; 1-4 mllion hride* the radio. The radio rirhut or the keeping; 1,400,000 famou* hand innstir w II conn' atari himover tlii* air durlnu the reguli- unr— nut only rluh m .n .b e r.-l. I ‘Ii.r' ' General MiiIoVh "Family Ilnur" Invited to at.Jnd ami participate In |] a ~ Prwluft,‘ p Thu* ln I* a Preacrlpllon far a few year* I lie maruet hreonies ►tarring at 8:W p. rn., Eastern Abe formal illirusaiun to follow Colda, Grippe, Flu. Dengue, Htandard lime. new mill the story hi* to )> < • told the .iddies*. over and oviT uga ,i nn l a*ill lliliouM Fever und Muluria A few week* ago a prominent It la the moat aperdy rtmrdy for cmfwyienarndll haointonlnctan .Sanford glower slopped o ff in known. again, in nnler lo keep in touch \V,i«h ngton and dl*ru**ed with with the majority. former Secretary nf Agrirulturo With th,. majftr ty.” •Inidine lh,. rnnlemplated national Referring In the national market advertising rampalgn on celery.. for food products Mr. Gelslnger Mr. Janllne I* enthuslattlrally In • estimate* that it roils about 21 Ilirritn lT . Mlrh, Mnv 4. New favor of aurli movements and his i BERVICE STATION Ininnatlunul speed teeunl* for '.’Oil view have Iteen buadraat hy the billion iP'itars u year to feed a na­ biluineliTs nnd fnr '.'(Hi miles lin e pre** only rrrenlly, nmler a head- ‘ tion. belli filn b ll'h 'd hy n tmir.api'ed Ing , III tied "Farmers Urged lo Gan— 01In— Arcewtoriefl I.K W il K AIMIITM 11. M. PLAN Giaham-l'nige nn the famou* Adiertlae.” \ llliuikloml* tvuek, Fnvlsnd. The W nahlng— Polish Ing GENEVA, ^ la y * 4— (J N S »> ear, an eight-cyllndni flva-pa**rn. IN t’RRAMKM HATE The Franco—/tincrlcan resolution iter svlun, entry ing enmplele — ft m u tin g— for limiting war materials through ei|t|lpnient. an,j driven hy l>. M. h. WASHINGTO n T *'fev 4.—4fNK> Alnrettdnr. eoVriid tin- 201) kilo, —-An increase from 4 1.2 to 6 the publicity o f guve[nment bud­ Phone 9110 meter* (121 mile*) in !W! minules, per rent In the rediscount rate get* * i i adopted today by th* filJ>2 seisind*. nr an average of of Hanford Ave. Cor. Cyprciw tlie Knnsi* city Federal He- l-rugur o f Nation* preparatory 76 '.*7 m. p h. (old neniil i l j i n . |i h.) nn d ll" 200 miles in 17*4 rene Bank w-n* nnnuunrrd today disarmament rnmmliilon. ■ninnies, 17.72 aecuml*. or 77.77 m. p. h. (old rernrd .'iS.OH m. p. h.I The lust len I |i« were rntiOrd nt ■in average of 7D.25 m. )>. h. The tnlid eInpsed time nil wliteli Ik the average siieril, arc hn.eil In. t hided one *lnp for oil nnd g.*oil no The m old * hlokrn (for raw iH .t n t M A ia ii. Mitmaa 5S ; ‘iibllr of BamJnol# r*.untr. VtorM a , . . the Mima lo b d N M I t ffAtfafr jni FOR MALE— Cheap— 40 arraa Orb edo murk land—price right— Of tha fund 77.1-2 per cent goes term* reasonable, Colclough Real' f.-r consumer advertising, 18,13 ly Co. TeL.712. Motor Firm Set In England By Businemi Here firaham -Paige Car lfnnu?erment of tho opening of. Victory Motor Company nnd rice Hint inn with N. J. linker In charge of the need Car ilepon/ went and J. M. I-e Milne mating. the so.vice station, wn* anunrad t(*l»y. The new roprem s -BM12U W. FI rat Htreet. f e Baker atatod that th* ronrent would hniulle uaMl ram ex. ajurlvely, buying, selling am' trading in n general used car bu*AM . "VW TlaM olne formerly managed tha Red Tip Hrrvien Mini Inn nn ford Avenue. Miandnnl Oil ipany product i win be handlt'l Ip (he service station o n * a t le a , I* rcmplHln.'iil.- «w l P H F r iu b t c lC g . c k a k i >a i . i . » » n ANXia r n A ic iT iij, si* *u ,, m i* the gopher go for a hole under lawrenct’a home. They started a fire to imoke out the gopher. The house was Ignited and everybody had to go for water buckrts The home burned down. Loti 13,500 and on# gopher. uL C|» grratrr, Mr. Grant-pointed out. If rttvrolM had been unable to take 'mmedlitr rare of the Irerrendoua volume of nrdere, with wh'rh the fartary hta been flood­ ed *lnrr the Inlro'lurtlon of the nrw car. I Nearly every month th’n year haa ereii n new montfily p rodnrlI'T record. In order to eatlafy the demand for rara pouring In from nearly every Mellon of the coun­ try, output ha* liern steadily Increased a* fiat an ronalalent wtlli the preriahn manufacturing method* which Chevrolet employ*," ‘d Mr. Grant. I’Tllila Improved tire la now of. f ared do iaotun*|a at no m r«. ■M r In fact, new low itrira* kWjail, which mate* the J'awI M b (be greatest veluc miDlib■ Of * tba Goodyear All-Weathei lire, on the market today, orient Improvements Include _tbanlnp the carcaaa of the which la. built o( buper the etrlualve Goodyear cord To elanaliie the achievement and n etrongvr and new nad .trend which add* tu of pinring on (l e road more than W*. ylce-JtntLiafglu-jnacglna.- BflfljQfifl rs rs.ln -In s.th a n ., four. twtat which waa dcvrlGoodyear aevcral yrur* prevent* 'fabric fatigue,' cauaea moat t'ra trouble*, keep* Goodyear Urea running After ordinary Gres have Wafa out and been d'aranled ‘ 1*^The new tread dealgn bring* 0 0 'Pathfinder rimer to the AllwN fiber trend, fnrorpo rating •Alto of the fraturee of that fa'AMU Ifio tu prevent faat Irrad AM T and give greater tract an AO* Pavement* In all klnda of A A th er." that a rloaed car of atoek model, with full touring equipment. In. eluding hrad-lampa, fendera, two apart whaela, an* trank rack, haa proved Itaelf capable of surpassIng records formerly held by a car deaigned especially for speed. “That record* are being attack, ed bv fully equipped, car* I* a healthy •algn," aaya Autocar, a lending E ____ __ Ml English____ ............. weekly, whirh tolate* that ibe Graham-I’alge aver* aged more than 78 mllea per hour on all but 3 of the 73 tape, and achieved 80.72 m p. h.i. on thei 46th lap, and 80.33 m. p. h. on ita ana so-u Ita 73rd ■itrj:..___ eery. I* a aartala isiiw ihr**'n W kW a u lFcTm pull * TlViS. \ 'r V r VS, ■ , - �f w - r r - .jjg r .. r i f 9 ^ \ j1 V •* J[ ' . } OKdCIlIBTIO M II r l■ m ow ner T. I H.7 U » E n t r r o i n t m a p o r m * » » o ; • H c r o o n K ii i * p l a t OOOK I P A O D I M T O *4 U P « H M E H E H E I I I H M K M A r o t m u c n tP L I t * J. A. 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I I I * . — lit Unknown .. ......... A R K A * RRCORMCO I t M .A T KOOOK 1 P AQ R 41 ODRTT R KCOROt. I I It M. Humfal.y — I t . la A. Ilrumlay . Ittl It tl' li t It.ti tK M O il II.II I . A. Ilrumlay Unknown _ . . . Unknown . — Unknown « . . . Unknown ____ Mrs. II. II. 1-owla .... I Mr*. II. II LnwM .... I Mrs. II. VI !a»w l« ^ i Mm. II II l.»w la ... 1 Mm. II II Low la ... I Ik P I.A T BOOM 4 P A U R ndwall 11.a lly Co. lodww ilaalty I X o v w .il II.a lly I X llnnla II. Hmjlh llnnla II. Bralili llnnla D. Mmjlh . «d wall R aally I’ omma C, W. Hard wall Ilaalty C o wall Ilaalty Cu. >nnath K. Mliaw. a Ilaalty Co.. I1HRB it* n n ir ij .. iu»d«r|| lt«mHP Co U m n t ft Helen t llln rk ly ---------Uniat M c h rr *.*n!•>! D river Itttlwrll I It** ||y it,. Indwell ltealty « x Indwell ite a lly Cow I<m1m e ll lim it )T LV. Corn*! In K Hv^nir r. [Win B. Jonea Ikn H Jonea ... K. Id. w ood ru ff w c. iin i ____ C A Itltli: KVA Hpenrer Carrie II u m Hpenrer Including eemelery MV Cttr M 6 ft. I I II. K. and \V.) Jennie K Nnian ft I Delaware Tr. I V ^ !M ^!r (Jel Air Heally *> tV llarry II Kokra P L A T BIW K A PAU R U II ret rhea . er llrelrh ea »» llretrhen •* • A- I ' « «e J a ja A. J. Bmylho — Carrie K Hpenrer W. Central Motor Co. .. ..... Cnknuwn .. . II. W. Hpenrer . .. il. w . Hpenrer — 19 II W. Hpenrer ... 90 (|. W, Hpenrer *_ .« || II. II Hnenoer. . — IP U. W. Spender .— SI il. W. Hpenrer (.A k ir a AflM TH D k TO HANFORD an V IK IO R IIK II Ik P U ' ■ P 4 I4 R I f a ad R aMRIkOl.M COI AT% li»:i IIM Ilt. •I 91 I fl nf lota I and S ■*. ^ MrCall ™ I la Bp.III. llouaku ld.* v , U |ag« lU u iK th l. M il l|uu*hold. ► ..^w C onnelly ^ Hanford IIU L l ^ n HM !• je W W h itle r M itt Meflunvllle ltealty (9 19 P L A T BOOK 4 P%UN 81 Ik W. I! ■Indwell Realty Co. P P button ' ... tieo. V. ft Jnntt i: llroAerlrk ....... . lieu. V. ft Jane D Hinder Irk ™ J II A II. II. IMW, Mf t ani o We b e t e r llocw n ll Vlealty Co. Ilo cw ell R ealty Co. Mod Well I ten It y Cu. llodw all ltealty Co. Prank I*. Harlan .. Prank P. Itarlan Claude C. Hlbley _ Claude C. Hlhley ... Prank Loea.nit Prank j*. lia r Inn ... Frank I* Harlan. . |I>mI w ell Ilaalty Co Hitnfnitl llunie llullil, Ifl W*. I a Hloudenmlre Hanford lit mo IIulItl. era HanfnrtI lluma l*u|l*f. ri a M'mIWe ll ltealty C«. IIimI w e ll ltealty Cu. Fied W. I Mel ter ..Z Frank C llarlan . II imI w ell ltealty Co. C U r*n r* A. ilr lffm II imI w ell ltealty Cu. Mary K ft A llre S I tool Ittl* _______ A lvin II D le ller .... H arry A. Iteed 4 Henry W ight lle n ry W ight . Henry W igh t . Henry W igh t . Henry W igh t . Henry W igh t , llen ry W igh t . Henry W igh t , lenry W ight lenry W ight _ lenry W ight 2!! lenry W ight L* W oocrufl \ FI W oocru fl (Lena Bt llo ad ) Ill Mai W igh t ---------- . •t.Mj P A R K T IR W AB RRCORDRD Ik P U T BOOK 9. PAUR M. O R RIkO tJl COt A T T RRCORDB* %i * a' ..... I Mra Corrla T. I l l l l . U l p iM r r A t m m o k t o p a r k v i r w a « u r c o r u k d Ik p l a t b o o k a. PAUM M, BEM lBOiK ( OCATV H M U M U I, Hroggan f a & i't r 't w h Mra. H W. u l * . . Hamu.l H lU u n i.l lU u tn .r. Hp.r l. ll y Mbiip N t.f ■ 4MRH4II PARK T. I«. I n. uim. i * '» y H . » H .y k Uak. . > «y l: m r . • w «y u m b . . . H r * IT U r . d K W illiam . K**nk I.M a in i jdr. ( lia r . J | « , y .u H n II HRIUNTk cqumi All M nl tUnfard A K * »r , ■ l. d . . II H U .M . part IKK O K R T R r n R a nt>i' * o »n k i» ik p i .a i I R R I k O L R l o t MTV Jnteratate Con, trkrtln g Co. II. II. Frank Flore nee Cook tWId. K i t C*. W. Cannon ulna Maimer ^M Ak P Am U Rrna *f .i .x^ n« *a k . r IoigK. U A S U Doolittle Wl l t a m ) Bey ........ N * » man lllll Newman Hill ... . . Newman John |* I'rareon r.Vo„r/,'. U. I I I . 4 ft Newton A. Hhaw, rrunw — ----- IlodWell ltealty p a « fr M K T a r M l P d T but. I>K tt 1 II Kly of N. a Cor. Hun M 41 4td. t kiln W. l i t »t H l*> Ik . NUl y III*. 1*1 Ilrktidtlrw At*, lu .n r* K Mly U .t l fl N. t l IK ., t Mia K. l l l l l (l. I . A U I. Hr. IC W Ih .n r. N. t l I wk *C tt ..... Cl « r | & ' « K l > L A>N.w C S M In Tt ut II.K klkl d *0. P n ll. r *1 I t y m lt r u k "W7 UK, ikmI w . ii i i .mI w . i I |i . m|w .1 1 Owl Ob li.Rliy IlM ly ll.kliy M w K I llu lly tfr-AT Rtid. Mi— " ^ / a s r . - e aoJ *:: S B ? 1! i ^ L W U r ' r t - A R T A T l O W ’ * ! \V. L Whitehead P L A T ROOK 4. f •Bo K l.lr h .r UulK.r F H tche r *^Bulger .k Cm Ck ... . �4 J+ * W I I j wm s i m m and collectar Mttt Italy lot payment Ita k Um w a r-* ■ ,______ , . ment-l&M weekly—flrat flaar bed roum-W.oa weekly. 1*3 Pal­ metto And 4th. 81 >— 8e a 11m ------ 7e • Um rataa i n Ht FTt» word* « I l i m n length an,mated c Itaa. • Me ad under I IInee accepted A ll advertising U restricted U proper eUaalfleitlon. m i Herald It mad* Tba vU l .b a ~ .tv bla t* r mly on* laeor- TO ADVERTISERS j r A Herald representative thoroughly familiar with rate#, rulta and elaailf lest Ion will rulaa elaiilflcallon give you complete Information. And If you with, they wfllaaalit you la wording your want ad to make It mow effective. a n y M al m * a n d d i m i o r *111 Oil' Coiiilit y a il , . , E v*ry “ big thing” ginning as a “ Hill little oaks fcrow from Utils cent# merchandise concerns DnBooo, atent. FOB RENT—Twn fot| tegei toceted feeing lee plant on went aide. (10 par month each. J^jjttea,phono IflB e l . .. .• K. N. N IPPER 8 lf*a o f all MUCK lA P D FOR SALE: . kinda. In Sanford Plant aod 40 acre* of food, undeveloped W all Paper Oo. Phone 90S. muck land; SE. 1-4 o f NW. 1.4 RE FINISH the d nltif room table Section 10-31.33; near Chuluota, In the momlnf and aerv* lun­ Fla. In flowing well area. Term* cheon on it at noon. Water. SpAr »S0.00 per aero with 10 per cent ;uer "drlea In no Ume." gold off .for caih. Fred T. William* P A lN T .p jid .W A U SaBlnaUDit--------:— ■ ^ L ' K K ^ ^ ' l T o V A F Iret St. 21— A c re a g e fq r Sale Need a painter T Call 303. I -L o o t a n i Found LOST—From our truck Thuraday afternoon, brown, leather rain coat. Had note book In pocket with our name. Finder ptraee re­ turn to .Hill Lumb-r Co. tv t m h r i m t r r r o t » r o r t iik tw mvtv - r tiifin J i v m , ilj r m r i i r o r t iih » T * t » i_ o P rrt.iiMii i.tiM tiia tv A n n r u n m a l t ' H R SALS—Zinnia plant*, Giant o f1. K rM i il V T t . I T U I A V I K I I J Dahlla-flovwred. From Burp**'* S•rtNroii! rt.srim i* R P IU H N U a n u t n t s 'Aaia’K 'I A T I tiN a corporalton eeedi, T. P- Wlleih, I3C0 W 1*11iii pin! nit lit, VH 3rd Bt. Phone 223-W . or ISO— W. UllTlHi: llAH TT. *1 III D#frtv1*MB M iT iu i ok m j i i u liim m M i 12— W A N T E D ’ll,' P A C 1M L U jjleeraiL1 and ............... *0, ___ a t #a|i. flut e t h e n a n d ili e rr , m u * # IHilli 'd li nn in tfb# *nld J u d u # f u r f i n a l N rfU e m rn t n f he r- wdin In UtrallMC^nf.r a m i ■■a l l n m it a w » w » l a t r n t l n n n f hnid e_h l a t r , n nd f a r nil i r v l t i f Hpr u# Burn A d . o r d e r <tl*<‘h:irMills ntlnlriratrlK. I M f i d ih |# Ih # S? d a y u f A pri l. A. I». 1*2% a HCHi: PACIfAl.l. Aa Adiiiinl#irtilnr nr th# Caiufe nf JOHN II !*AC»IA1*I. I'n ta in l W IN T i l l : « I H t T I T « III II T SSItll J l lilt I I I . C I I I C D I T IN AMI KOM a K M M O l.M C U l'N T l • K l. O N I I M , i \ C I I A M K H Y UOYi: M. I'l P ill 111*1*1 1*1*1PS# Pt*. Cw I'umplalnant. Herald Classified Ads ReachThousands J A M i : s« W. P p in IIIU l* l* *IP ! PH H.. h e f e n d a n l . ( i l Il llic i c it i t OK IKl'HI.II*YTION H H I.ir 1 Tn Jam*# W, phlllli*#, llurbank, Cal., H oulh I*lnn*ln A \e . Vuu n r r liereujr - u r d e r e il ntnl re* (red In b# nn<i ntn»ewr il.#, . Jl. ilm i f May. A .l b l l h lt» Ih# e *prn if ih«*Mh. » * th , d a *k. V V ru .yV k .i,. ! « » . • * ; ribnv# llv : A. M. WKISKH <Hen 11 KAMI III* A UM? J If. U'||*K1NA<»N K.titriior fur i ‘nmiilnInniii, |A TIUS r i l l HT OK TIIH I Ol WTl‘ J l l i b »'. .MHMIAOI.H • Ol A T I n r t T t : o r Ki.oim iA. In re I h r l , M « | e u i : l l l ' H M A N I*. cilllKtiN , l»i*i*e.isrvl. In I'fulidttf, KI H %I. \OTII*H NftMre th Kef^liy |||V HI *h a l Ih # ti m i l l HIMiu*l uMI till Ih # 3Alh (lay iif J u n e . A, Ii. |u e * # n l lit iite MtiiMiimlilr C'ltuiilg J ijiI m# u f Hriiil. null' I *iiii n l y Kltirlila* 14# H u n I r e . I u r n . ika'iritiinl ait«l %tiiii'h#ra u s Ail. t i n n i* iraii»r «<V (lie U n f a i r n f I I H i t . AIAM I> 111Aim IN d r i ‘eah#tl n ml at ■*.11«| (line, l h e n uim| I h e re , m a k e ttfi. I'Ml'illInn 11» f lie e.l III Ju tl tf e fi*r u (mill h e l l b i i i e i i i uf hi# # i ( m l n # i r h . li'tfi uf r n Id •■iufe uiul f n r a n ttr . * i r iliarlntriclhic h lt n its n u r h A d . I.IIIIi#• B-gl t «** . v v 11,1n d ti ll- fill' 2? II' d a y n f A b ril A. I*. id ; i . II J i-I.Af'HH. A# A d m i n l n t i a l u r n f I hi* * « . Jl..llliV’i *vihl* l . 8111 „ . ,*I‘*r U A ru ^t a r Cuatplalnant. I'u rak aarr f!t. *5 5 . HI IA III IN j n T H K *TA IH A K U F O R home, th e . h a m e * a re. I h u L h e Bill lim l aom ilnnly w r i t i n g f „ r h im CntnlilaIliaill. Rev. Harry 1- Burney, paator. Sunday School at P;t5 o'clock. P. W. Hpcart, eunerinlemlent. Morning services at o'clock. Epwarth I-eagur and Church meet at 4 P. M. •murui 1*1ll uf i tiiiijiibiltil lu Ibln Preaching at 8 P. M . raiiKi Hull yiui a re a ium*r* Nblrul uf t ti# HI a I# o f I'Juritla Kit if tl'pf I'#II u i# # l r# ( d rill uf a S l u t # *f C iu ii ii iy eilb#r cIi ti m (In Hli»*i> n ( iToritl t, Him! > luir lilac# u f r m b l r n l JA UltklmWII, niul lllMl lai#l k il ii tui (liar# n f ti itl rrn * In p u |li»K f'T^, Nrw Mmlirt ' iihUdii JOHN u AHMir-oii: at# o iim ct MH A M* K c q c m c u lu It# ii mi up* Jifilr i1st if lluiutfiilila ft iircir litlt'ik i" i p i i itiJn# ui iofiiuia Old i uiifi till Ikf un tit >*vf Mi«>. A. )> |»t». 11:1B Junlot ALLEN CIIAI’ EI. A. M. B. CIIURCIt Rev. IV. B. Code;, paitor. Sum!*>• School at 11:30 u'clock. Morning ecrvlcr* at 11 o'cluck. Christian Endeavor nut-It *1 U fl# M 4IMI' lx (»IA A Itili# K ij- nf Iill n P. M. k'*|iif»1 * in . m » H # r Hu* bill1 *;if >uia fimilil t h b l b l l m l iiMriliiat >mu In Uvl.i t i l l * # . Hi# i*Min# bril l A tl |»| tr rrr tl UK I# f o i u l i w ihrti i v i i s i n t u n r l u i« ilul#tj fu# 4<»ili iL»>- o f Hriifvm?!.'*, .V I* IFSi. •r krt ulM l \,y A. M ■MlLAll fu T b* C s i w r l M o r r i s # (Vim|ian>, a (••rutiru I loti ( i n d r r Ih# b i n # u f ih# HitiU’ o f M n r H 'i ii J »bir-h a.ilif iltd r i m i e v H u T i i u b e n HuI d I fi) WI IkAC iftfsii'l ilirij *a n d a l t u a t # In no l# ( ■HinI>. Flu* Mil. in w it; lent KHI**#n t i l l r f A lO rn d n iarrorc* oroordliiir V*I plnf lb(.rot.« re <’■trill'd In I 'fit I llu il; J, p a n e I f i*f th # iniliiii’ i N i i n i s *»f W fi ih m l# i'eviinty, P i o r i d a ; te fh arw ia r. n d #4 r«# pr*i €*niiV#««n •will I*# #n( #r #il n y a i n s t y o u ; It i# ftittbar iM lh f' i i l l ! l i Hint ih l# m . l i f e fj> uiilillRhrd (ii ih # K.infind l l n n l I. . ti. H»|Mi|N i p u l t i r N l I in S a n f m |, >M.-nol# I ’o ufi ly, P lu r Jd a , i m r a r i -i *1 **k fu r fuii r i l l p i i iia m ii ik it ni i’IkA. (V11 ,S K,'lH my bn nil n)i«| Hi# a#at t«f *hi* • ir* dll ( 'em 11 of i h«* i r T h i r d J i u i l r l a l r m nit *.r (h# In i# n f Kluriila, in u n d f»r«H#iutn il* 1 " U h l ) , nil H.lt. .»f " Ui# “ 'Cih. h, tlm ‘ April,* A. Ii. IYJi» V. K. M ll'd le lS H l 'I n h Il): A M. \ v i ; i : k h t.»a, . »'*• *ulrt luiirt k . I . K u . u r a - . i *1 •-,-*ar|u n| ih * l i e u u n t u o r i w , i .rtlfio n t* In I h . ru,i>,« „ f L n T h a i II. IL lu iV IU N K i. u i(V***r » l T a * <’* lllf li'* l* * No. 311 , ' ( • ' f t J h * r i r . l d a y u f J u n * A. I>. u * h b a a t i l e d a a l d rertT .S eo l* In m> t*ffir#, a n d lum in a da Apnllra* '** 11 f'»r l a y de ed in is«g# m i <• „ i, l * n e * w i t h law. j . i,| r a r l l r i n l t -h* f u l l . i n l n g ,1,.,*, - , . i , ■,>,,i~-rir , "l**.rtr>>i ku *1luai.rt u * 1**1 In In Heinlni *,n lni- e H l j Florid*, in -m u i 1l - l/1u .f " N r viv 'Af: 1*.* N jv V |.|"*, :SK I f . , '•* i j . t' ft ill tt*c. a Tnji. :i a lung* n, t'rii a I * / T| # oold Ia fid W ln ir .na*r#*#di f t -r . i i f , f . Jbe iNNUiiMra u f !i»**»» ♦ .• IfIr a t e In tb# rtam# n f *f,« . " “ » n l _ | l n l ra « r a i d . r a n iM c o i . a k a l l M f * dwf rm m fd * d iuitte noitfina t l t i f f lu thw %fwliU'r:.."!;ir'n ■tar. . i MARY-1 am _____ rii, |)*r*artaat. OHtIFH- o r Fl p i ai.icaviov lo . a u r S m llh , F i l l * Ik Ik N u n n C aruiiaa. t « u a r * H i r e u / re rn l * r *4 a a * r* v# « u_rat t.u a * h i aU aiM F M M -e - SHILOH B A m S T CHURCH Rev. J. Siplin, pastor Sunday School at 11:211 o'rlork. flonilng errvim at 11 u'clork. Evening aervlcr* at 8 o'clock. AMERICAN LBAGUS W. L St. Louis ... ____ 1) 4 4 Philadelphia ____ 8 4 Naw York ...... . 8 Chic Ago ___ _____ 8 7 8 Detroit — .......... 7 7 Bolton ....... _____ 4 Cleveland — -..ra. 6 8 Washington _____ 3 7 » Ml AOS. .48* ' .4B .364 •21 JOO NATIONAL LEAGUE w. L ______ 1 r a . L Boston . St. Louis Chicago —....- . . 7 6 New'York .... ...» 4 -. -.4 7 Cincinnati ___ ___ 6 Philadelphia ... *•?■«« n - H Pittsburgh ......... 4 8 7 Brooklyn —__ .... 4 ., P*L - ja . J ■S-M MT. MAR Alt P. II. CHURCH HeV. L W. William*, pnatur Sunday Schuol at 0:*0 o'clock^ Morning icrvlcrt at I I o'clock. Sermon by paator. Preaching at 3 l'. M. Sermon by vlailing |wator. .440 J (4 Pet. .722 .84? JIM A83 .628 .363 J 33 fl Xt% Yesterday’s Results HIlUTIIEASTERN I.EACUB Columlma, 7: Tampa, 6. Selma, Itj Montgomery, I. '« # Pensacola, 8; Jacksonville, 0, * —--- AHHmGAN-LKAtUUt---------- Detroit, 0) Chicago, 1, AH other games pmtponrd fin* clement weather), NATIONAL LEAGUE All ifamra postponed (inclement R'EST SANFORD MISSION A. weather). K. CHURCfl SOUTHERN I.RAGUB Rev. K S. Johnson, pastor New Orleans, 0;' Atlanta, 6. Rumlay School at 10 A. M. Muld!*, 3| Birmingham, 3 Preaching at 11:30 A. M. Lava Little Ruck, 4i Naahvilla, 3. Trait arrom] Sunday. Mrntphls, 4; Chattanooga, 6. A. C. K Icagua at 8 P. M. (10 innings). Preaching at T:30 P. M. Holy league Standing* Communion second Sunday. Weekly class meeting on Tuaa TODAY’S GAME day night, conducted by A- W, Dingle. SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE Tampa at Columbua. Montgomery at Selma. PROVIDENCE M. H. CHURCH Jacksonville at rrnsarola. ROOKKRTOWN AMERICAN I.RAGU8 Rav. 0. S. Saaslun, pastor Sunday School at t:30 A. M. New York at Chicago. Prrnrhirr It 11 A. M , 2 P. M Phildclphia nt St. Idiuia. ami 8 P. M. lYushinglon at Cleveland Boston at Drtolt. NATIONAL LEAGUE SECOND SHILOH M. II. CHURCH Pittsburgh at Boston. Lockhart's Subillvlilon. Cincinnati at Brooklyn, Rev. C J Jackson, paitor. Clilcfilfo at Phildclphia. Sunday School at 0:30 A. M. St. Liuis at New York. Morning arrviers at 11 o'clock Afternoon meeting at 3 o'clock Evening services at 8 o'clock. Federal Reserve Is ," h l alanalur* ‘ , h * l , h S * r UI A p ril t - ,v - B notioi.asa t lark t i,cult r'nuui, Hrmlaul* Cuui.ijr Flnrte*. U r a . ii. w k i : km 11. " :r*al» JOMU IS FOUND Voted Confidence Young Peupli s Volunteer Hand meets at t):3U P. M, Evening service* at 8 o'clock, with special sermon by the puitor. ST JAMES A. M. K. CHURCH Rav. J. B. Epperson, pastor. Sunday School at 0:30 o'clock. Preaahlng by th* pastor at 11 o'civck. Evrnlng service* at ■ o'clock . ST. JOIINH UAITIHT CHURCH A. Bradley, pastor. Sunday School at V:30 o'clock. Preaching service* at l l '?0 a'ceeck. Woman's Hama Mission meeli at 3:34 A M. B. Y. P. U. at 0:30 P. M. Devotional meeting at 7:30 P. M. Service* at >■ Prayer meeting on Tuesday and Thursday nlfhla. Dakar's beard meet* Wednesday •M t Choir rehearsal on Friday night. LOS ANGELES, Cal.. May. ;l~ (IN S )— Doui.lus M, I.cun. film actor and his wife, tho form­ er Fn th Cole, itau^hter nf u I romim-nt Lmti U.aml family. st'imratMl, it ivira learned haru ti lls/ fium dose Tilrnd* ut tho ruupi--. For nearly n month Mcld-an ha* been living at Ids Long Ik-tii'i chili while Mrs. Me­ lanin hn* kept herself in a virtual prison i/i her Reverly II II* home. Itoco Crumb- -Many steamship* tall at local harbor to huni phos. I luiie rmk for i|omr*ilc and furelgrt shipmciit». Tallahawc-Two sororities at Tlorida sratp t'ollego for Woman v ill build new bouses Uila spring. WASHINGTON. Mav 4—(IN S) — An unlmnu* vole uf ronfldenc* was given the Federal Reaarv* Hoard today by hundreds of busi­ ness men attending the 17th an­ nual convention of the U. S. Chnntlier nf Commerce. The rcsolutin expressing t h * '' chamber's confidence in the re­ serve board look note nf "new conditions" in the financing world, and endorsed the board's effort* tu prevent high Interest rates , , "Raslc Industries, especially tb* smaller units uf manufacture,'*' ’ aald the resolution, •‘should noki.t la- burdened with unusually -bl#h‘ * interests rales resulting from a# curtly eareaaes." Another resolution expressed the (handler's gratification al rerent moveinrnti .tuwani Internat­ ional peace. T 7 CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY CUT OUT FOR HANDY REFERENCE R ATTKill ES h iie e t m e t a l s w a t v s m i i .i . a m t U attras S e ttle * . O ak a I -m *<• i .. n . i i <i i m j I fc • A il M R t t l f i F r a d la lw r «■««.fclmm ##B #*»•(•■ I I I YY BMl HI. KB*## LUMBER H IM . L l'M K K M Ki* a * n l * e DO. F I .O F l Ml: w F l f m . TOP SHOP ■ p ecn t'H R t o p IkslV aito F . WATER all F S -ra lT T MILK “ " f u r n it u r e Grn'l T rad * I s t s s i I'S W * FacBli ;S f h -; Auto M iv tm o o u lU pn lrln g CAFE oasts c a r# . •# m as *«.*■—n* a. 1-sA Dattcrieo 'o r all ra* ItA It til aw ith Itinda — CMUF.-iy^ u a ih v mo# -Wd. pane SHOE ilKI’ AIRS a. » - o o n n iv s . sla a . aia — w i b m b P*la»*l I* * M a ffe l *•»**!- Auto Sorvlc* AUTO r e p a ir s atresa tvi t i s i ar, Ave C M | l . . , flit*aw. P**Pi MILK-CREAM ■ A F r i.v ^ a iw Uatlr Of#vary ■ - a 'U low s » .417 SOUTHERN LEAGUE W. L New Orleans . ... 13 6 Birmingham .... .11 d Memphis ....... .... l> 7 7 Chatianoogn . .... U Atlanta ........ ..... U 8 Little Rock . ..... 11 . .. 6 10 Nashville . Mobile ...........___ 6 13 ACTOIt LEAVES WIFE ST. PAUL'S CAPTI8T CHURCII ia. May ui Hap. A. I> It**, to till CHICAGO, May. 2—(INS) ■ uf'CumpUlnl u f I ' o r n p U I n t 114*4 g a / a * ra> Sill f 14*4 aag*4a*l Rav. C. Brewer, pastor lai Ih# Ik* Bttuif abut* atyltd *1* 1*4 ***** can A black po’.raJrr l;mb waa found uil ■ a OII. RunJay School at 8:30 o'clock. H r* tklfl kftcrnnrn on • switch Tii# Hrntfiird lf # r a f d la b a r a b r de trick of tba Nick.I Plata Hall, f.-N. Croons, superintendent. Morning service at )1 o'clock. top.' rai **rw tl*o w **k*. road op iba far outak rta of Ut* B. Y. P. U. at >:U o'clock. M. C. ____ _ ... _ i I We al t. *a n la l iV. r u l t t V u r t , ' a *4 i k * ml- city. pUTc* Uaclarad the bomb wa* Mtaely, prraldenL of sufficient strength to (>av* Uveatng service* at ■ o'clock. "racked m train. Sunday School teachers' meeting lift* r f e ‘ 5 j r u U 5 i ^ • ' 0 range Hatakary at Apopka, an Tureday night at 7:10 o'clock. W**Mr prayer matting on UfOwt-VIdgk hatchery In riorlda Thuraday night at 7:00 o'clock. bow optratlag at tepidly. :E:*r'cr*,:Kr1jjurfci;r 'tn , ll.AI'H, rt lac uM e, ) InM u w n o n e v e n t u r e d even If lie goes no Jar n* to come t o h i e n k in u | m n t h e i r p r i v a c y , ■|*rk. A. XI. W F K K H un n rattle Umt, dl«gul«ed n* u ptlvaey. r 111 t-*r VH A* M MILAM, a NiriRl# ahtl jm l i H............. N H A IlMITA* X/#friulau! » ... III.‘ D tl C tTA TlO T T ill: MTATi: f»K K U U tlU A T il* JOHN H AHM ITAUK, r r s i t l r i u # I# u n k littwii. it lit! U lm ip l-.M ktluMtl lllllllCNB In P. (I, Hu* till. .\#m Mark#le CauuUii Jl bnivK mutt# r.i .iiJiirur f r o m Cm I'fir- T*rrj* CWsh. uitd CLEARWATER M. 11. aiURCH IdM-ktaut'* Sul>,livl»ion Rev, |sn. Ilurstun, pa-tor « i:. wnivK, M-iltrtlur t . i t <' . ‘iiiiitK Ida tit. Suaday School at U:,Tll u'clock. Itb-alJ Morning M<rviir* at 11 u'clork. ChlBl# fjf Evrnlng services al 8 o'clock. IIHUMAN II. UH IM i N. VtlTII'H tie Al'l'l.tt- ITII1V Fltll *4 lJ*-r#uhrd V t v llltK II I M IFIt BFITIIIV Tlie t.onl's Sujiper will lie ob­ r.ra o f T i l t : t . F V K H t l . ----I T F * O F T I I F S T a 'T N U F Fl’. t m - served on the secutiil Sunday at I k t i i h i'l l %Tl n i l m t ( iP A i:w i. kikl.K f---i l l ---k T l -------------BTATM I I P KI --leOM. 111%. V.’.'.'f* ^* i " t r L r h i v . ii j t . a i it i: 3 o'clock. 1 V IlI NK . I i u n h - . i , ■-«( T * a 4t - r 1A cordial invitation Is eatendrd M A I tH iN H O L HINM HlMPAaVT* A r b « l * N» ----I M . J jt r tlH i ................ nirpnm vinir. U aillua mh«1 (M int t II,r i» t i|u ( ,,t to all to attend the services. 1.IIHIIH-HH 44ta SUfl filial PklfllllUr# PuUl . l u x * A, I i . 1*34, l. «. II I., | . * 1,1 It>li-«l* In I „ r I.lf lr r , unit )■■■ mull, | m k >> P l a i n t i f f , 11<|iiK-ullor, fur fat diid tn Imrii# in ■ m . - n l a n r a w i t h law. Hul,l ■ • n i l , Z1DN HOPE MISSIONARY II II. Mrt'AM. Jit * t>#f#iuUAL ■ •■t nbr ar aa Ih e ( „ ! ! » • in * |. . , (ITATIOt HAITI ST CHURCH III,art t»r„i» rt> . 1111. 1 . ,I In 3. , n i „ T I I H . H T A T i : ItK^ I T . o l l l l » A : •>ie ■I** Ii X ' uiuuinl li ir , F it n, ln( ...................... ,la. i . . . « i c .%#: II. II. MrOAIt Rev. H. W. Williams, pastor Y*nrn«TII#( Kouib ('M inllna I I I II. W A SJf II. M „ t Sunday School at 1> u'clock. Noiicat i# l i r r u b r «l%#n t h a t M a r . Ml Pur. uf NWI-t 1,1 S K I -1 “ --A | , T w o . i l a. H a m . iu s . I»n l l u b l l n # Cumruiiiy n e n r p u m . Preaching at 11 o'clock. liun flmi, i r a d l n v a m i d u ln ir b u s l n # # # * # " W »Mt- H If. fi, »\ 114 ii . » li* ti. K it* n. .\ :*| (t to Evening services at 8 o'clock KMiiforU K u r n i i u r a i*«impair|r( liu# N olle# Ip l i r i r b y RlVPR l l u l « » • He»ntiwiiM~r7*am>, ««& UiU ih# utli* r>« ..n4 Iit r l f t l l # i f U ni-rrji- »«f u«jr o f aim lb l>f>. itirKlnPurc still nils r s iw t fi V. I t I H i t ‘111. Aft* III# mIxtvt* ftnlllint Mil |h* In ! ' l * I HUB# Cleric. i n y o f A p r i l l A* I>. l» f» . I. I Ural) Ini M .t s U r In P lm iH ^rj r. o n M s n O y » lly A M. WKVC1.KH lfi«t Mh. ftfcjf o f Mn), A. 11* IflPg I* l>r|«ul) tls ik . frontI o f III* in * C C*o«rthou»# t i l h ^ U N d«*nr ^ liy o*»* f m Hanfortl. I Itr tHMIlll, H#i«lni»l* priiHHW** P- u' u l i l f , W ANTED to there crap with Klurlil*. w ill <il(*r M T I I R C T H C I J T COIT**' OK T I I H M M for . - *alr. J 9 jV T W W i n - T lfll ftU J l (I II 141. l u Ih # ii l* hipp e » tI h l U t UJer r f o r . . tom* responsible man, from 2 •ell, 4 IM (T a r OK I T .%111 OK . l u r l n a Hi* i* a * l li oure « f M l* , ' n * KLOfllllA in AM* row IHM h. to 6 acre* In atrawberrlr*. Inquire (I.l lo w ln * d**c rll>*4 U nd*. *lio-\i*. 04*lt COlNYV. Ik CNAUkJII i, In e a n d t, *lhiM g In____ t h * RPP r i i v - *1-. * i * in a l l l u l u i l Null in l h a t t i u v s m # at Roath'a Killing Station. Went ffont. Memiaole *MM# BA .# F i l l ' l l I l C n J l i K H a m i I hUAN i l l b ' . r a u r l In i t l s r h m * n i otndi u. o n t, Cnunlr 4*n « o t y o f m m i n s H «and n n ***#»# a'.IOlUCI itlUA, « f Ul |i44f||llt**i f . .r n l N h m # n l , #iia ln # t yuu. { i r a i l n g mors portlroUrlr ra it St. and Jeuam.n* Ave. J. C. of rkiflM. ionifUsiiiuRi, > |cr»i*#_«1 _laiiawp. mm f«*lInnrft»»*■lo-wII:j^j f o r lb # HauBllBMjp o f A Will uf i*i. v» of tail Thirty *uir*e ___ I rith it if hi OAHlANt yuriliiir B*mtfs I . I. P T I i W A H T *i • I i H fa n d a A t# . # h a l l # l a l a n d a a n d l» n# i» » n i# , uiul Hliwk M l** n i ul that c e ria l* N O TIC Ii OK BKtHTAI* HAATKII'B UtaMno for a writ uf Kurnlihinui Mtilnlllvision Ilf Ills <*ltr 1 1 f IfspApsrtsicnts fo r Rant 5 ■ At*M furd, F ln r ld S . Knwon si 1 lr# 4l«sf lo IV, IL t a«mi»|»#|i. U l t r a N u l l r a la b * r v * r f b f l l 1h « t un* f*«r#, I h u r n r # i f n ia a r o l o c omoiA no 'im liAM W oLU" aoranil aa >« d#. kiril I#/ Y t||U 4 1*1 A ilU ’lKf uf >»*u, II. H Mr* a l l J r.. p # rt o n j i!ly lu CLEluENTH APTS.— 411 Park fuirrluaur* ami iuiu hu ! Hi *»# m id mifMAr b a fo r# t h l a l l u n r i r , rn w o,u hi,?.o,**Jou/ i.ftD ,i *7m";! AVI. Apt*, for rent avallabl* m s C m in ir, Florida. |A« ultiMrs fi i l l l U U r s u i « utt fk c .4 J u l f T s r . r n : rttsh. Apr. 1. Apply Apt. L I v i h . u s ) u f AJarvn, A. U. I » 2>* I. a # A. I) m i l u t h a r w l a a ii) default K urrharac ja r fa .J g J . III t.*’ *nr*r**l “HI B | M r«{A | Mailit In ChnfM **rjr» • > « iioainwi ruu, SHAHON JP. i e n d a r . t n # t t h J a y u f M u f , A. l». lal Maaler la C i a n n f |rYVITNRam 111# llunorabl# V i ? “l l o u t k l i l f , In -----f r o o i o-----------f t h # i.*oiiri T as V IV! H HI til# t.Ul u n In HBOfuNL B n ii In pi# f ‘u u n » / , *’i»ur» Itf t i n r>Ifin Is «*•»»«• y,, # t llth S t Frlgtdalr*. Beat y*aae*> l u r i d 4, w i l l u f f o r f u r M i r , a n i Ida u n I bla th # i c i h d a y ufA p rlC ■ell* l o l b # lil| r b « at a nd' W a t b i d d e r A. If. I H I . ibm. — “ ». k i h j I'h l a h h r i a r b f u r c a s h , i tu r ln it I b a I#«iaI h o u r s * f * : A. U. YY KHKH bus. _... tb# ___ M futto«r)HB i v i m pr«*peii> sllu* FOR RENT, FuraWh*d rooeaa am L K » ' l ( U | T , C..n»p J f r p u t y LlBrfc Bla, ly ln # and M in g In ib a ( T l y •»' float of H araU k building Banfortf. r w i m i r uf H am tn ula a » d fecoad flm snd w if r. W , KAH- ft n t a o f K lo rld a, and m o** portl#* ha ranted aa a vary raaaaa* tH ir s tl oo t-iMt i r r r u t I • U r ljr da#4*rll»*"l fu llo o a , to * w lt: i m t i i k Jliiiria i. (Ih k i £51* 14*. va ti hr Colored Churches (H**l | c o r d * "of S e m i not* t ' u u u i r . F l * r - #1) led announced In New York, ha fkdah ed right behind * pair of amoked gUeaee. That waa th* lima h* didn't carry a book. On thla occaa* ton, pejhnpi he will dlagtll** him aeff M * pugilist but he may ^decide, after all, that thla Is too obvloua- Everybody know* thgt ha lin t a pugiliat. There will be eonvcthlnr very tricky about It, you may be aur* Gene ha* been iltMng on the aande at Biiola, dlaeiaaria#- AKa and., lia nrablvma- wiih- tJcorg* Bernard iftawt TW* t* bound #i lead to anmethlng. Mr. Shaw hlmaelf I* an expert of no mean* repute In the matter of dlagultv Having once die* gulaftJ hlmaelf tu> a fight expert, lie gained great dUtlnltkm on that ora avion by being one of two men who picked Celpcr.Ctrr to beat Dempecy. The o|ier waaCarpentier. They nay Tunnry and Shaw have found a real communion of Intrreata and, if thla la true, we will have to concede that the laat muit have aomethlng on (te hall berldee the palm of hla hand. Shaw la credited wlrh one id the n o d brilliant mind* In Europe and would hardly he nmuacd more thin a few moment* by an aaaorialltm J.iak did noC make Air mutual un oeratamllng. Inatiod, he hat oc­ cupied H aultc adjoining Tunnry’., they have strolled II,,. In-neh Lget el, dined at the Mine table daily ■kit » a » ,-tl ia-awidt kiinaa wtiaCTinT Si Cuiitt. In V ro H l'ol III* ('ou rlh iM *. In H . o f o t d , h . i n i t i o l * C o u n i y . rl > * Id*, w i l l o i l * r h r M i r . V'.’i i ilT x il^ ri. A h W II.K IN S o n Ill* lilHh**! * h d l**»l h h l d . r I W-iiu iloi fm I uui|iluilt:(lll. r*i<h. d » i l n a Ih* l**»l JoiMi* « f **■•'. i h * fo T lo w In g d»»*rl h*d ( i n i ' . *nu.ii*. lying, and ••*” '• IN t iih r m n iT m i iit o r t iik County of H*inlnulr. H lal* o f !■ lor TM HMI TII l l l l l J 1 H H TA I. ITIM I IT «»K T I I H UTATIS OK ' t f l W r r a { I t o f Itlo*H T w . l IT.OH 111% %* A M I KOII * H M I M V* ( I I I o f T l * r N l g h l I I I Of OI.H l t d Y T 1 1% I T I A A C H I l i . III* i:^(y o f H n n f o r C nc coi dlnf* TR IN IT Y M BTfloniH T EP1SCO* t iik vAuxm vr MuimiAiii: n»M lo I K Ti a f f o r d ' * nun* I h . r . o l I*ANY. m t a»n»ui atbin iimlii- il*# PAL CHUKFII d. in u lly y >r* ord*d ord»d nm.*ng n m ^ g g , il>* i |«th* . la w # uf iti# Hiuiv u f I »#lawaii*. II* rraonla ol g.mlnul* County, t p a o f T i l l : * r v r » : o f f i .i m i Florida. I r r m a i C**h hi,dir * I* h . r . b r * lv * n «h»t Fuii harar lo pay Jnr. d**d nR u lK lK W ltlilllT . P 'ii« !;* " r ill IL F. l l l l i m i l U l . I X t H . l a * l ' * r l l l l r * l * No. f* f . r t . i n l l h » M ** l* r In CTuioi’.IV 1*1, d a r o f J u i m A. I * . 1*11. Ji»* w .A*i; Mp*rl*l w iiit E f.l.,1 **ld r . M I f l r n l * I,, m y o f f lr * . H n l i r l t o r l o r Com plainant. «nd Ha* m * d r * p , ill* « llo n f o r l» * brad lu Ib* u* Ih Hccordunr* w iin IV T I IF . I ' l n i T I T CO C UT. W i l l ! l*w. S a id c r t l f l m t * » m l , n , r a * Ih J A l1.. C IM C IIT O il J ll lnt il l l 1* CIMCI IT . IJ f u ll o w lli a d r o r r l t r d |, r „ l —r ly * l l „ . F o il nflH IN O t.lt c o r VTT ................... ■ltd in h.mln „l* C o u n l y , F lo r id * . F i . n m u t . *v c h a v c f h v . A i MY Nil A ll. f^hiplahmitt. lU*"rit !|-l o f N K l- l o f N E I . l’ n] N K 'l . i ntid Hi: 1-4 o l S B I d P A H . Kl f Al b Defi-tiilnttt f t l( -• !l a n d N of K NK S ’ |l .- Jf o f N W l - l n h n r.u o k t*i n i .k %t i o \ o f Hli l - l o f NIJ ! • ! . Nr>' f l . To l*aul Mlmd, Y b IiI mmI ii . H la i# u f T »r. si a ii.oi!* 3« i-**i. , Min. T h * *nld l a n d h r l n a **«***rd *1 * linn Ynii a r e h e r e h y «ini#re*l tn*l r# Ih* d a l * o f 111* l a . o a n r r o f * « r h niilr 4** t»e a n il Bp|H*ar U|»un in # r * r l l f | r * l * lo Ih * ounib o f II F. f t b eil it#) .*f May. A. I» nJs». l u *h# II AW K IN H . I ' n l . r a **ld r . n l f l . * . * Hill »*f r i i m p k i f n ! fllevt **‘M • h u ll h* r*d u*m *d o r r o r d l n n t o la w h. l b # u b iiv r a ty le il «««»# *m 4 In* r t . n l w il l l**iio U i . r n . i t on ill* I'mirt. m il rtny Ilf May A. t>. I>3!>. 11.i* fta itft ml 11eritb! Im Iin r!»r *lm W llo *** m y o f f l r l n l ilao n tu r* l a# ( I n pe«irN|M|»r« In 'rliit'li a nd * r* l (hi* Ih * y ih d ny 01 a m il hHii gi nu d cl urile r s li n ll In* t*tibHh lie*4 fu r A. IV, l » l » v R n o itU b A B H . futir i'onh#ruli%e bieeke, W llo *** V. K t o i l I.I.AHH, l*'» h C l * r k C i r c u i t I'rnirl H rm ln o f , a id C l r r u l l C ., 011 . alol ll>* f ol* i ' imiii I ) . F l o r i d a , lly A. il. W KI.KH f i r u i * . a l I h r r r o f Ihl* *111. d a y ol A ,.r,I A. H. m . . v ^ , MlTOt ™ 1>. C. W ANTED—Home laundry work. Damp and finished. Witt call for and deliver. Jennie Button, Phone 2702. stealth. Pcrfonally.l feel that Tunneyil ahflolutely entiling lo what , he wanla and ahould get It. lie hat aeked lur privacy end, during recent month*, it m ayjiavc been Dott-d that he I a« aUUlned privacy in n degree that hlght have *uffire dthe ktcprr or a light hou»e. Trur, |V baa hud to j u*h the face of a photo graph i t or iwo down Ineid* hi* Ion* In onlrr to keep everything peaceful and happy. B u t , after all, what photo­ grapher _ _ do you know whoar face pu»K a photographer nnd he afay* The Knnrurd Herald I# hereltv d#» puahed. TTie American of the breed • IaitiMI' ll ii# the new "|i.i|u r in la inr mire hardy tplremen and, arlib'li Ihl# t i r d t r a h u l l l»# ixibt'jdi* "lien the ntan who tlonn't wt«h I* id for ftuir enii#rt*i»llv# a r r ln . YVlfltr## V. I l IKHUH.AHH, Clerk lie Interviewed finally return* nf »*Ald Clrrull i'rnirl* nnd th# uf t(f I In in I T T U B C l l i r l I T COLTIT Ol* T I I F T V tH V T V T i l III I, J l 111( 1*1 I T H C I IT, O F r l A I H i m , l > A V I ' f u n ay* h i * (i i . i ; ( u i »t i . i* im tC K N I. A M I K 1.A HANCTON. I' i.n (|itiiln *nl. VH TIIUMAH J C F F K I l S I i N H A N i T U S , ,w t * iH l* n l. ( i i i i i u h o f l*l n i . i r t T l o v T i l l . H T A T i: l l F F I J l I l l l l A , l i e Yu; Tlm rn a # Jt<ffrr#«ni K tiuU ii, ItMKphiyN, N, V, l u l l Ml e* liri|» I|> Ill'll t i n t •h n I I h n « h a s bet ti Ir m tl iu ti ti lit Min ijvuvtf I Hill I til «*Mtm t» Kttll I iff *11* v» »*# w ht i # | ii A M I K I.A ttA M T U Y I# Hi# ( ii Mi |i in iiut t a lid 1 liMi* AM j f l K F i a i N O . S HANVTO.S le llur .»»• fi ' i n U m . a m i }*iii a itr Its f u-1«> !#• i|Uir«*tl lu lu> n m t a m i m !?*♦• i# f * n h e | h » r * i u , mi tb # t i l l (lav **1 klny, A. 4*. !?»?*. 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Anyhow, t rm Informed toddy that he In­ tend* to return ta America by way of Montreal In order to circumvent luj ahlp new* men and photogra r, WayIda, N*r final r* phert and that probably hr w ill 'H»d *>o,rh*r» n, ---------------------Yolk atrlrtly A dmln l* ! m i l * nf Ih* Katatn of arrive In New Th ere l* something n Herald Clan* alfied ad can do fo r you, and do It successfully. Don't put It o ff— put them to work fo r you todnyl cord*4 In 1*1*1 n-wk I. l « a * * 111— m . « t Publla n * f « n l * •*' o .m loo l* tCountr. F lo rid *; nm ili*ni<‘ Hrmib I I I 1**1. U , l n f » * i, »h*nr-* .Snrlh 111 t*«l, t h . n c * W»*i *« f*••» i» i*1 - collar* gn da v*st dlitanc* for th« reporter who doaen't know hi* I n r* Ih * R a t a l * o f : J O H N M. P A C IIA I.U ^^ V jv » « d _ _ I n p ro ba I V IIT IIF Noll,-* I* h*raby B'\*n Jhat Ih* an<l*r*iri*<l w ill on Hi# ! l i h tiB) Of JUIlr, 'A. I*. I l l * prewrilt 14* ms Ifonornbl# cViunlr Jut!*# o f H#tn!_ not. roun ty F u lM ra lT T A l'IS k lK w cental ~ FOR SALK OR RENT—6 aeraa mnhina. o f land With houia on it, r u n h » .* r In 1*1V T *. m i l l Ocnrdall Avenue. A lio 20 acree In ' o r 0 ' ,,, ■ a. j , n i x Palmer’* lubdlvlelon, priced ritht fl|l#4'lttl MAltcf to rreponalble party. Now under h a m t k i # i t n m n T o N rfollrlltir fur t'mnpUlnunl cultivation, all In e*l*ry. 8ee Nick Zemovean, Bcardall Avenue. m . ar tiy r irmu irKt Tk i n »** ; f T7i uT1 AI tt ''l l op 1V ri o r T ill! UHMKBAI. *T* IV i 22— Real Estate fo r Sale Two well located lot* In Voluila DODOB county, on Slat* Highway, will Plratrra care and Graham trucke. Elm and 11th Street. Phone 1. exchange for anfall car, coup# preferred. Phona 823— W. DID YOU KNOW TH A T YOU CAN G Er YOUR CLOSED 2G— Miscellaneous F o r Sale CAR TOP REPAIRED WHEN IT NEEDS J T A T SANFORD Large fr*»h itrawberrlo* IB cent* quart. Order* o f 12 or more deNOVELTY WORKS m NO. Uvtrrd. R. Muie-Phone 603— J. TRENCH AVE. BUESCHER CORNET, B f l « ‘ , 4— D osin ea Service change to A with eaw, rack Inilruclion book*. 123.00 catli WIOHT PR IN T SHOP SN AFPY aereiea on any thine la 306 W. Third RL print!"**- A chon* tail will gol FOR SALE—complete furnishing /our man. Pbfna <17—W. 8 Rail for iix room home, consisting mad Are. of dining room, bed room, living BUILDING BLOCKS—Irritation room, breakfait room and k tcheu condition. bozaa and general cement work. furniture. Excellent »(!* Concrete Co. J. E- Tee Cheap for caab. BO.', W. Third S t upatalr* after 10 A. M. Mu»l be Prop. 3rd and Elm. »old thi* week. fEY*S DCUtl STORE— Pr* ptlona, Drug*. Soda. Wa FOR SALE-800 made up celery a n aa near m your phoca. Call crate*—3 nail* throughout. Halt price for caah. A. Corpany Bear dail Ave. 10 B — R abid la Motor Boat For Rile— IB ft. long. BABBITS FOB 8ALE— Pedigreed >home power engine, one hook »nJ and real*tweed breeding atock, In . beat. An praclieally nrw *lao young pedigreed atock eligible 1130.00 J. B. Juhnaon, Lake Mon­ (or rigUtrarion. Cblncblllai, roe. whlu blue eyed beveren* and Naw Zealand Walla*. St. John* Rat| try, Indian Mound Village, SenL E G A L N O TIC E S i rrd. P. O. Boa. « U . • £ IMraaa But in results HeruM CSss ___ are__regular ______ giants. Deals Involving stupendous sums have been made from a want nd rofitlnr~®nly n few 17— B a ln m * Places fo r Rent Gcne la s meater of dlagulaeT 7|t* Editor. NEW YORK, K i y 4^-Mr. J. J. laat tlm* h* had need to arrive un­ H#ml no In I TtUSCOVUT OF THK COU place. Tht* place may be may not jttN iV . a k m i v i h .k c o IfSTT, n gTATFi o r ri.oRiiiA. be with the aculltry he»k, Spend­ Bra. FOR BENT— furnUhed bungalow at 817—16th Street. 8econd hi u*e Eeit of Elm Avenue. Double gerege—133.00 month. See Ur. Bert at The Herald office. IK you desire a pretty, romantic sweetheart, writ# DoHa Dawn, FOR RENT—Fllllnt atatlon and tracery. Dolny good butlnen. East Cleveland, Ohio. Phone 207. SANFORD DBUO CO. ..V o Dollror—Phone SZS 21— Acreage fo r Sale had Its beGreat giant prise from pi So It is with H e r a M 'C W k W M ^ A L ^ In size they arc UtUe things. In cost they are the advertising. FOR RENT—SeYen ^oom ,fumMied houm Fdur betf-roome. Comer Seminole Bled, and Man* you,tine Are. Telephona 10. off t *1Uv (fw or** it • ° in I n *H* m\ n M * lcS Ur ’ lirn iinoil* u it. neniinoi# n Shn ii * Tunaty,. th* pogtliat who p*rt y , F l o r i d a w l l h l n i n t l v * m o a t h * clcvcd th* «rror of hit w»y» befora tram in* dat* h»raot._ , .. A N N I E B V C V n K L it w*s too lata, ii goon to b* rr* Admlnhtratrlx o r ■ * »* K r a a l* v,r C H R I S B U C U R K t, turned to u» fIliad ‘ rith Old World modest small businesses. TOR RENT— FIn mom bunfalow In Row.Court, Grandylew AvenUffldbflk -fmrdlfe W. V. Han, 2628 Elm Are. Judv# U 5 a 8 11 11 11 . Cotumbui ,** 1 Wild eat In IR* TeM bbi: By th* any, did you know that Pamarkla ...... .. 7 fir DavIflJ. Wilak. iHIrrMtlonal N*w* S*rtht Sport* furnished Lake, -Deltthlfttl ph to Urn. |30.00 par month. W. A. Raynor, owner. H. a - ... *■?*!« "ft ^ n 7 ; rnr;irnH.“ “ : th* w* 11 10 flalfha .......— 10 Jacksonville — Tampa,......»., •— - 7 Montgomery •< Shun Publicity Annoyance and **rh of yoa. a r* h*r*bv nMl find and r*rt*lr*rt Co pr***nt for FOR BENT—Splendid ------- (in g a ver, katata of CHIUS SUCUItBU f T ^ i . « * 4uorH l.gat***, dU|H. balorv and all p*raana having claim* ar d*manda ngalnat aald **. ■J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, May 04, 1929 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 04, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 04, 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/5c4bba5175fffd7b16bce8c3501b8b70.pdf f17b6e24200e484ad0bbb1c0d59db9c4 PDF Text Text W W i ?M U 4£ c r f f T R ft? i ? i ? m n ,1 m * * n n : ? 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T 3SSSR?,3>l.,l5a.ll « ■ IVUUIVItf .I '< aoa.aaoo*-** �0 i ' w •or SV T wt e » JM W P A t,1MAT. «. 1>«i .b a rs- Uaracd . th a tliso -lsn 't. j« t ripe to Tbs first <*lag a M nU ss u k s when be Qond* s fu r s |kt Is, "Who'* an top now?"— uston Post-Dispatch. .................... ______ “Lot__________ Conarlancc___ B« Gtf'd* i» Is ta n g lio f Skirts," « m i » i • wadline. Are wc In Infer theh thsl o f the mleeee lack * little CM Ksnce? « ht«Wlold*r in vorloua d«r which certain 8«niU>r»!w#e'*tt«nplWg‘ <b duit Mr. Mellon forbid* the aecn tu y from "being Interented In- or tmrrying on buslnw or trade or commerce.'' .If tt had been wae violated in the prevent instance, then it found the law w 3uld be a fact that many of the outstanding necreUrl^ would ‘ Washington had been* W ilt*. Alexander inlam Q. McAdoo, David Houston and Carter Oiaas all owned stock In corporations, but ’#«each case meri tori cm* service was rendered to the government. It would appear that some popple are apprehensive of Mr. Mellon's great wealth, his connection with "big busl* news" and his ability to make money. They believe they see the head of the financial department of the nation taking advantage of h|a position to further his own Interests. Thai Mr. Mellon la not guilty df this, wa believe to be true, but even lf.it waps, we would ■till be against any ruling which would, prohibit the aocietary of th*. Treasury from being even remotely acquainted with finance. - Mr. Mellon is frequently referred to as the ' greatest unuiual aacrstsxy^tace Alexander Hamilton, and it la not u ie bank­ that be Should be. whst with.oil hi* experience In the ing Ing business, the possessor posseaaor of one of the largest fortunes fO in the world, and at the same time with a character com­ manding universal respect. Tha L'ltUburgh.milUcnariela-an o u U t ^ i » | p y t a n n * ! ^ , t ^ ^ ---------------------* rendff to the govVrnrnehi. when prejudice again*' is forgotten by the voting public. Iti appears that the tendency to changing rapidly In favor of aelactlng capable men for public offices rather than the gumshoeing politician who has been a potent factor In making people despair of good government. We believe the election of Hoover by such an overwhelming majority was convincing evidence that the United States has at last put a premium on merit and hnaSuwakened to the rascalities of •. |A*n optimist Is s setter, who, o f politicians. ter s lucky round of long driving, arate iron shots, and deadly ting, believes he has at last ;discovered th# secret. K i 1 Curbing Drunken Driving A great deal has been said concerning the dangers of • ■ . '■ 0 Amriceni touring Brasil were drunken driving and as the MiMRl Herald points out agree, j hn n w ny m a i wrt<- men «h» went is iw icrantint trio unktim i'oiihiiutwb iyien*w;uwr >aeg, shouted and <Unc*d. He* should be removed. Toward this end enforcement officers .» mi . i s _ _..t a—boom movthe Florida real-estate and courts have worked strenuously In many states. Heavy M farther south?-Fay Features. fines have been assessed and Jail sentences have been meted out in an effort to curb the evil, whlrh threatens the safety And what do you suppose the of so many other*. The Miami newspaper comments favor­ leag u e For Advancement of Mor­ ably upon a bill recently, introduced In the Florida Legisla­ als has to sajr about Col. Lind­ ture by Senator King of orange county, who recognizes bergh's wager with a friend that something more must ba done to stop drunken driving. Says he wouldn't be the first to marry? the Herald: ' ‘‘Senator King has Introduced a bill which provides that ' The New Smyrna B the Individual convicted of driving an automobile while in­ •week celebrated lie forty-eecon.l toxicated shall bo barred from driving a motor vohlcle for birthday. May the Bre*x* Mow on and fontlnu# to waft a good, a year. Most states that require drivers pf motor cars to wholesome Influence upon It* bo licensed revoke the license when the holders are convic­ ted of driving when drunk und such action is common. community. Finos and jail sentences have been tried but are not ef­ J W + Sanford parents should not be- fective. Indeed, Jail sentences arc seldom inflicted because <pm* unduly germed over ths In- In most canes they lm|K>ne suffering on wives and children hesitate to ,,punish the innocent. Keeping topers thntll* paralysis outbeah in Da and courts hi band. Local physicians msraly from behind the steering wheel of an automobila would want thsm to bs mors al«rt than work no such hardship on the relatives of the offender. qnUaarily In watching their ch.Id“Opponents of the proposed law call attention to the dif­ health. ficulty of enforcing it. That there is such difficulty is ad­ mitted. It Is hard to prove drunkencss legally and the In­ I The Democratic deficit has been dividual oflc.i wins on uppefl but such appeal Is expensive reduced from »J .550,000 to WOO,- Audjf thajaw In framed soithat enforcement of Its provi. . pending !nj i ' .......... J00, with ths prospect that tt wtg visions is not suspended decision on* 'th* *appeal few t a further slashed to half a mil- :asos would be taken to the higher court. within a short tlm#. That's “Barring tho drunken driver front handling a motor out th# most encouragement vehicle would protect other citizens whon the law is en­ Democrats hav# received in forced and it would surely have a tendency to cause the man time. who takes h drink to exercise care and to keep away from tho driver’s scat when riding In a motor car- Senator King's - President lloovsr gave a feder­ al attorney In Brooklyn an oppor­ bill has much to commend it." . _. r« - I ter | tunity to resign and hs refused. Whsr«u|M>n tho prosecutor was re­ moved by ex*iullv* order. That’s what you can taking ths well known hovln* by the equally well known hums. If, after Harry Sinclair serves three months for contempt' of ths Senate, the Supreme Court should decide that hs should also serve a six months’ term for eonsplrsty It will ho just too had—that Is too bed from his stsndpolnt, but hew good for sUmulsUng respect for tho law. “ L' ---------------• ,p roducors s is fast Issnilng the . necessity tor. urfW»!*J"I- AecSutly the poultry raisers o r C*ntnu Florida furmed a strong naaocio lion, and locsl celery growers am well on tha mad toward the teats goal. Now (he fern growers ers seriously considering merging their Interests because they real is# ln unity their best protection lies. ---------------0--------------rilit,-ni sph mlid spirit of co-oprralon in destroying their fruit and In fol­ lowing rules and suggestions ol government authorities, according to Mr. Monk. Of court# there are a few who think the fly huelnesi Is a hunch of foolishness but soon­ er or ltt«r thsy w.ll succumb to public sentiment. . ■■ o | An English shipping line is U hold a g an t liner osar 1,000 feet long and with a displacement ol over 12.000 tons more than tbs Leviathan. If ships got much larger ftry won't need aay en­ gines fur It would oaly be narra•dry-to t'* U i stare up dt llob>kan, aw ng ths no** of tb* host around and Walk across to South-, hanipton. ---------— -o ■ i" As unusual proposal was sub­ mittad to tha taxpayers a l Bartow tmtkOliitr t^thar day. They would bond ■ san d d » m y far nisty thousand do lla r s to purehaae a hotal. But tha proparty owners, asnari# toted it Th* city of Bartow will not go latha houl business.-,Sanford • Herald. Ottiaaaa of BBrtyw are fif/ lad spend- ^ . to o ----------- MANIA FOR LAWS “But In spit* of an To belong to other nations He remains an Englishman to­ day. . The fight ever the so-called na tlonal orlgths nause ot the feder­ al Immlgfstlon Uvr Involves the question o f English prrdom nine. In wtorrlgn additions to the papu­ lation of the United SUten. “If we change the composition of our population," says Senator Bead of Pennsylvania, “then our cracy will change with I t " lon..whos* tail has d ifl often In America, bit pustlvd aTthla tend­ ency to pat him on th# h«sdJt’s s long tlm# sine# th# Boston Toa Fai\y. Th# t#a tax has latalp b#«n repealed In' Eocland while in America Big Bill Thompson, tailtwisUr from Chicago, has been rv pudioted- How ar# the Junkers avcr going to havs their Anglo-Amtrlcan war If this tort of thing continues! • > "1 do not bel.av# that ths newspopsrs of this country, chained or unchained wsrs over edited mors Intelligently and tlously . tkan now." , says odnsiol Manager Knot uf UU H I P prrt. Mr. Knox may sxpspt qtreng editorial support In this cogrageout position. William Randolpn llrrast, of court, Is not an iditor hut a publisher. Jacksonville, touched hut Thurs­ day by a twister which uprooted a number of Its trsis, sill? hat some thousands of beautiful ones Ivft. ■O' * Demand for repeal nf the Bry­ an primary law In Florida Is based on a feeling that this Slat# ha* not yet attained ths ms the reat le­ al culture required for o complete understanding and application of th# arithmetic of second-choice voting. It la bated also #n tho ex­ perience which show p in t ths Floridian's enthusiasm tpt the candidate of hit first cholci Jo too groat to admit that any otMg.can' didato can bo worthy of second choice. ,( Senator Wegg's The w ry climate and host con. dltloan that have made the Medi icrrsneen fruit flv *» unusually lens, pest la Hawnil sod that, ;h crop conditions 'as thyy ere, fWal methods of Icnblr, have been m#st favoriiUe for an attempt at control by manna of parasites. An abundance of th# fruit fly u m whsch to fend and a clima rem ittin g Incrpaae each m#n In the year here made conditions ideal. ,T h * research for and dts. corsry Of parasites, end their W trodacton and eeUblHhmcnt where previously there had heed on# of the entj. I. has been < none, mologtcpl lomancts of the present time. Tbs parasites now at Work killing tho fruit fly. In Hawaii h#vo been Introduced by th# Ha­ waiian Beard of Agriculture and Forsitnraa a result of tho Silvmtrl and tlm FuUswsy-BrldtU. padltloaa to Africa. These two expeditions resulted In th# establishment In th# Is­ lands h#tws#n May IBIS, and Oc­ tober,’ 1014, of four promising parasite*: ona from Mouth Africa, ons from eastern Australia, and two from Nigeria, West Afrit 0 * the#*, only one, tha Mcuth A t ■ared as a (lean Oplus, was dlscove paiaalt* of Ifie Mediterranean fruit fly. Th* three others wen fuund parasitising othar fiuit Dies, and they have adapted tliemaalvta In Hawaii to the Me1L trrranean fruit fly. None of tints, boorsvar, has bean known to attack melon fly la th* ' ns In Hawaii. Largo Muiqof. all -tha - parsiltas.- t an reared ami hare bach liber, ated In all 'paria of tho ialonfa. until to-day they ar* well able <<> tarr fa# .Uasmscive*. They, have mu'tipllfd with remarkabl* raplbIty and htore unquestionably re­ duced tbs numerical abunrianc* of infested fruit ran be collected of th# fruit fly. Today no batch ficm which fruiLfly parasites can not b# reared. Only a beginning has been made In determining the effec­ tiveness of parasitrs as a control factor against th* fixilt fly in Hawaii, Ths rapidity of estab­ lishment and tb* increase of the rasltas hare berrx. very grs-iyct thc data already pah. iri luted recording the percentages 1B14, IBIS, an 1010 Indicate that 0# Paraaltle.m during th* ysari while parasitism In thln-mrated fruits, aiech a* coffee may ha consistently very high, Ip thick, ar frul’A Ilk* the orange, it Is cousatanUy very low, Thus the parasitism among larva* davaoutag In coffa may tang* between B0 and IBu per cent, while tha' among U rea* of th* China** 1m|Mi. weight two pounds.’ Q man of ths jUnator’s htits# t t f * hod his ’‘way’1 It would ho a UwtS pounder. . MPppajSwinrconi. High parasitism among Thera being no objections, official abbreviation for tha lleiranean fly Is “Medfly’’ * D mo­ tion of the gentleman ftom th* Tampa Tribune. What 1* needed now Is more and more abbrevia­ tion until there la nothing le ft Will Jerry Carter cruxhed to rarth r s,. again7 Jerry's know­ scientific hgal rode as contem­ ledge of his onions. plated by the f< unde-re of Amer­ ica, there h«Vr sprung up tnous* Who paid Orosvenor Dtwe to and* of meaningless, conflicting tell the truth? If money w ordinances whose enforcement spent It could hardly be called hopelessly art befogged. Dtspotli “slush fund" al any rat*. and .llegiral laws breed con ■■ » ...... tempt for legislated. Sanford I* not at all sentlUv# The life and the liberty of the at thr refusal of th* Medfly to American clllien le hemmed in h) have anything to do with Celery. legal structures. And yet It never was frurdom that created an an buth Bryan Owen, Florida's atvhlit. It always has bean ty b«l political foot furtmoet, hap ranny. Persons! Ilberly Is becom. walked onto th* stags at Wash­ Irg an erho of the past and mil- ington with-si- gras* sad a fere* l ons of good Americans technical­ that amply Juitify the foollghts. ly ar* law violators uf soma sort Ul* Sc enlist* are at oddss shout tha from the time they get up In th* _ of \h* . . north, which Is la aptly re­ morning until they go to bod al age ferred to In Hi. feminine gender. night. What laws * * need should b* —Louisville Courier-Journal. designed to uphold our conatitEvery one* In a while civilisa­ u:hna1 rights Instead of having tion gels a break, and one of tho them smothered to death by th* railroads soon to ioe# lu IdenHtv whims of those who rise upon or through merger with the Haiticry occasion and declare that mire A Ohio Is th* Montour, “there ought to he a law." PltUburgh, rharriers A Yougttioghey.—Itrtroit New*. PAI.M IlKACII TIM KM The people uf America In th* last decade have heard mors shout the need of law enfureement and *‘rss|>ect" for laws then they heard In the entire previous century. Civilisation of course, cannot he held together without general tbservancs or restrictions society creates to protect and maintain Itself and Its rights. I t le written In ths Derslog that father i and mothers ihould Iw honored. It Is the presumption that sit of them nr,, wurihy of honor. But It iy known thst such l> not there are laws, that need charscll.o case. Thera s is parents, as tvrs of tlw kind tu commond hon­ or end respect. A great number of person* now In prison In thc United KtatrPare Ineis because of misdeeds com. minted which 26 years ago wrrf not Illegal. They were not crimes. Nothing Is tou tyranniml nr too absurd tu place on statute books Inslnad of a well-ordered and FORTY-TWO YEARS OLD NKW MMTK.NA IIKE8ZB With th a lssu« Th* Breeta rom pities ii* forty second year of continuous publication la this com­ munity having been established the fifth day of May 1M7. During th!*' period Th* Brrex> hs* hod many up* and down* hut through It all It has been the pol ry ta work for tho bast Inter- at* of New Smyrna and vicinity as w* saw llW* have had tha pleasure ol watching th* city expand from a llttt* country village to th* very modern city that It I* today and cannot but feel proud of the fact that in evtry move that hai nisauHh* community d«v»t<ipm*nr. Tha braes* has had a small pari Is its complsUoa. This paper cam* Into th* hands of the present owners about thir­ ty-two )*oin ago wh*n H waa pun chased by tha late J . J . Birch, who conducted It up uMU th# tlm# of hi* death on Urn fourth day of last July. During the parly par- “Ilow does Mrs. Gonn's husband spend the risno during the Wash­ ington social season?" »wondora « "h n S s Boston writer. Wa don't know. 0 ? , I r * * * ^ ’ coursa, Ruth |Eldar's jo'nad tb* Byrd sxpadltlon.—Dotrolt New*. 1 '* t[ larva* In such fruits a* coffee I* due to tho fa il that iht larvae ar* within reach of tho parasite. On the othar hand, tha lanrat within such fn iiti a* th* oiangr may fe*d about the seeds and there! afore remain safe from ate Uek ito long as they aay at the core, and are subject to attacks oaly when they come to tha sur­ face 0* th* fruit. Since adult fruit file* can live many months opd lay eggs quite regularly, they have been able, With tha aid ol th* unprrcedrn'.vd variety and alljndtfic* of host frulle In Hawaii, thus f t r to kee.i such an ascendency over their ueiaslta* that they cause tha in­ festation or practically all fn iia ripening It would appear that unless dffective pupal and egg parasites are introduced: or more oat* la given t* tb* elimination of host fruits which more thorough1' protect th* larvas from parasite attack, or to th# plsstlpg of fruits whiih ntak* possible th* fsrhlt (oral 0 * work of th* paraalias from rite standpoint of r*.v. daring hoot' fn ilji fra* from at- lod of ths purehats It was Indeed a struggl# to maintain a larg* fam tlv on the monger broom* darvted from the business and the writer ran remember the struggle mad* . the owner to keen tho business of tho paper, ondtovoring In to to f going and at the tamr rim* mod- woy to five tta community n e tto * •mile die plant and equipment. fsm ly nswspopor. In order to keep abreast of th.t Th* huMnon* men of thy tlm**. Honsvsg, It wag dona and during the' past thifty-tWo years It ha* grown from a very small loess, which wo greatly sppraeplant that rould be moved at on* U:e. and which has enabled so to load In o one-horvo dray to ths carry on. Wo promise that the present- modetq rtap that can future will ta ita somr, as hapdl* almost one sort of thing ambition I* to grow in Ml*, tn the printing line. After ths deoils'of J . J . Birth strength sad Influence for gopd In during tho month f t July lost, the the community. We believe the fu­ ture of this city I* brighter* 1 management was Assumed ta O. equally oa bright, a# that of si and E. P. Illrch, nnd while w* tad city In th# entire state * » j with bee* associated with our father this baliaf wa stall continue to In lb* business many years, wo glv* ■ service to th* community it no easy. Job to toto up that wfll warrant th* growth H . vhtre h* left W* tav* toon 'T n* Breos* to our highest tjnMcarefully p o lk ic I HOW. . t s have baaanaa and* pine­ apple* -gtawfe under conditions that wlU prevent aptasd of fruit fly. Plantations, packing shed*, and packing materials y rt Inspected sufficiently often to Insure their being la keeping with regulations at th* F*d#ra) Board. No fruit ran b« lawfully accepted for transport, ation to tho ntalnlaad by SSI transporting cot^puay In Hawaii until It ban (man Inspected and paaeod and penalta far It* acc*ntinea have boon Issued to lhg traarpmrtlag company by agents cl th* Board. Furthermore, no fluit can ho lawfully removed from ehlpt ubipdrts o f entr/ at the mainland Snlesa th* vbria.t <sru ed to th* tnaopbstlog cohtpany In Hawaii la fodOf attached to th* -- _a.____ biB‘«;1*dihf;‘ by, !th* Federal I an l uhlre' *a.*h package xgsnle. or era to of Fruit1hear* the Inipeefon fsp nbov, refer ret to. Passengers and ship* ar* parstlUoA W recommending this their patients. The •am#>V ... Chicago, numerous experiments of qualities are found In egg* 'from fad. Only a tkiatirttne sort htv* been eonducted. Dr. hem-similarly ly small percentage of seaweed Is H. H. Hamer report* to tha Farm tb* farm animal* with athet Journal tha results thus far given feed, but Ha medlclaj alasnanUars aehitvtd. The addition of seaweed strong sp*ug)i • to counterset to the bovine diet was made to cherr.tcal dlfU.gnciaa thus. Increase -tho Iodine content in hu - „ . , , , On* aartKobjecUoa, th* prohlR man foodstuffs- Itsi lack *• ° "* tlv. cost of'harrsgtlng a a * .— causa of golUr. Indian* and HI-1I crop crop |„ ^oantltiea auff|ci+nl Inois are tn the midst of th* so- permit — large ecalo of operati called “goiter halt” and th* Idea seem* on th# w*y io .e llm ln g ’ of counteracting th* dlaaoso thus Off th# Optforndi •W iv t a had possibilities. • r.,f e q u i p p e d ; S Th* vain# * ( kelp in feeding are clipping tb# kelp three fate . livestock .and poultry-*-taocordUg lohr the hurftr* 'and hoatfhg In to toDr. Hamer, hts now .bates prov­ shore stations. Therp th* wood la ed conclusively. •Ho looks, -tor It* dried before Inland shipaatoL The Japan### wad# long (wan me. us* throughout-tha country In th* near fattira. Prof. Oscar E rf of qtainted with what U .s comparetvsrp O hjo Stats unlvaralty brought th* weed to (ho attention of th* Am­ They mat t* • direct npi&totldit ol erican farm agricultural (lotions, notably foods. It la.axlrcmelg doubt those of town, Utah and Purdut -an ana ruruus other fdt t U l America will Hod .kelp Uhlvereity^re now• a t t a c k J . M. palatable, especially tlnc?p Ita Ballard of Indiana w on/ Jgran d healthful piopertlea may ba an. championship of th* he I f / Inter letting th* food ftlmlsb national Livestock show at Chi­ oaf lb FoP thst" pur* cago with hogs fed partly on kelp trlbuted. Farming tha oc*sn floor and fiihmtal. poso It U likely tn lie wldely' dlsChemical analysis of seaweed rot only for the food fishes which reveals Its medicinal qualities, Inhabit It* wblrrs. but for Ha veg­ lusntlflcatlon has been made thus etables growth as well, may yci far of 30 important elements, with become an Industry. It Is only U ttl' Iodine showing particular strong. that sc|rnc* has turned to this Experiments such as those made premising but largely unexplored on th* McCormick farm prove that field with a view toward practical It is possible to feed Iodine Into utiLsstion of lu resources. sumption while en route” to*" the coast. All contraband fruits, how•ror, must he eaten or destroyed before th# ship comes within the S-mll* limit of tha mainland Otherwise the transporting comp­ any, or tha lndlvhhia! passenger whichever I* the offender, la auh. icct to fins or Imprisonment, or both. SUMMARY Tha Mediterranean fruit fly has become so throughly entrench­ ed In HowaU a* a result of tav' rable climatic and host conditions that artificial remedial measures for Ita control la not practicable. Introduced parasites hav* molllil>ri wnnderfnllg u»*ii an i already ----- -------------TAMtM T W S f -----------------hav# proved of practical value Ir. blaice Kit-rwo hat demonstrated and a half hour* 'where Union safeguarding ths coffee crop fr>m (ba vital Importance of greens In Juice .’a added to aid processing— losses due to fruit-fly attack. Though I f I* certain that th* par­ tho all-yaardiet especially for chil­ and upon telnovlng (ham, cou­ asites ran never axUrmlnat, thc dren more and more hou sowlves plet* sealing Immediately. » are recognising th# Importance of fruit fly or cause tha raising of p:carrying the leafy vegetables B- I f canning Is complete! In th* quarantine against Hawaiian lom 'the spring garden to that oven instead of tailing water, be fruits, much utt moto 4>o<l >* rx- tney map: be available for th* fall sure heat Is 250 degrees F., hav* pactod of them. It Is Vipsd ‘mat and winter months. jars partly seeled a * before .and by lessening the nbundane* of the Now It the tlmv to prepare for process for three hours before re­ frult’ fly many fruits thst now Income badly infested liefore they canning the coming crops of spin­ moving. • are rip* enough to rat may le able ach, kale, chard,turnip tops, dan­ All that leaps ,to emfltotlxv,' to raatura uninfrslrd to a point delions, .broccoli, and the Vithrr once mare,the fact that much mors where they will l« useful to 1Teens when they are- nt their attention should be given to canman. At present slir.cst all edible lendereat and richest In mineral n ng Florida vegitehlea and fruits fruits In Hawaii, and many orn­ and vitamin content. The Farm than It. There is no good reason amentals,'making a total of 72 Journal, In its current Issue, ofwhy a tingle ran of vegetables .put kind* of ftult, are subject to at­ fere the following essentia] rulci ifpSsutsIde nf this stats should bs tack. for sucressul canning: used In Florida. But mibloitg of Judging from the post j.lstory 1. All greens, to be at their • of th* Mediterranean fruit fly, best, should be canned within them are. onlv lh# vlgltencc' *>f qu*r*',t,na 12 hours after picking. Twice llrnty Allen said hg'Vras officials and the hearty coopera, 2. Wash’ throughly In wsrm not a candidate for appoinmont1to lion of travrirra will ' prevent ita water, then rinse several limes la establishment n California and tha position of United RUtek sen th# Gulf states. Every h*rri«r ecld. ’ ator. But the other day he wae 1 To shrink greens before pack appointed and accepted. IshV It pox.IIr. has been erected by .Slut* and Federal ouarantines, to that Ing them Into the jar, pru-cook lovely tu hang back like n violet? Ultra la now.lltil* danger of the In optrt kettle 10 minulrs, uoiag —Atchison Glob*.* - - g.T»-«. >r . . .. pest gtJnlng entry. Uu^tur^. the a . little; pater re poyplbfc.ta q» medium ol tommercUr' shipments tu*preserve thc mkximum of min­ of fresh fruit*. But quarantine eral rontenl. Steaming thtm in -ifbclali hav# found ths pest tn tlw top of a large boiler for 15 cl fruit concealed by tourists and ta 20 minutes will serve this purpose mail *™i express packages tent even better. from Infested countries by unin­ 4. I'tck greens loosely Into formed pertomi. and It '* by 221 E . F I R S T 8 T . ^ I clean, hot Jars, w.th a rubber Jartuch avenues that th * peat I* most likely to be V .,re avonuH .lao, . r . 'T h T S l S I J ^ A1dd on" le,re1, t«**P~rtful o. difficult of dataetten, 'and. l h . l r “ U ° “ ' f closing la dependent rnsinly up- ■hot liquid In which the greens (sow* to lev fco’ e nn-. • were pre-cooked over the rontrpt on educatonai campaigns vinca tha oublic of th* necessity bf th* jar. If there is not enough of quarantine measures, and upon liquid to fltl, add boiling water to the unselfishness and persons! within n half Inch of th* top,makFirst Natl Blink Bldg. honesty Of tiavelars. At present Ing sure that liqu'd penetrates all Sanford, FU. •' only te*neats, plrk«|f>les, taro th* spar* between th* Itaves. coconuts, and certain other vege­ 0. Adjust tops of jars firmly— ■!' ■ w table product* not subject to at­ tack, ar* permitted entry from but not air tight—before placing Haws I, and this* oSJy after tha them In canner fined with boiling ■te regulations of ths Federal Hortl. water. T. Leave Jars Immersed In boil­ cultural Board have been fulfill­ ing water for thr** hours—or tw* ed Though it teams evident that the'favored host fn iiti will al. ways be wall infested If present cultural conditions continue, H la Mpsd tha th* efficiency of tho parasites may ba sufficiently *n•need kai ■ to ttea from nltack such fruits as tlw avocado and the bs*. ter varieties of mango**. In Kuna, Hawaii, where tha pan.cnIsga of parssiUsm in coffee cherries ha* been phonomenally high for three years. It has nil been enough to free mure than an occasional cherry from aSuck. The rontic l exerted by parasites e«t, h o w e v e r , affected a tanefli to coffee giowsra which probably already has repsld lh# Tarrite.v ef Hawaii for all money expand­ ed o th* Introduction of porsai!**. The general effacrirtnSM of gNUrel by. PATMltet tan nf In­ creased bast by tta discovery and totroduction of s good oggporen Qy , ^ - . M ,a * .r*. T . • r^ ' » * ,*|eMVea Tp .ftovant GREENS ALL THE YEAR — -- . W. H. LON;f MEAT M A fclpEk. Elton). Mougbton Architect A Single Error may affect Your own HomeJ ;S a y to o n e o f q u r UtreAsttlan To prevent th# Modi Dull fly from becoming eiubllih officers: “Tell nje, please, why this bank it the W teak btr me.ro llortkul Beard has nremulgated Qubrant No. I t , which provides thst I Ogvnta, both In Hawaii and at tb* atalsland port* * f entry, shall ta x * atstet aupetritlon over tuh icovamrou of oil fruits permitted entry to the mainland from Hawaii Quarantine No. 18 makes It lawful for g parson to skip nny fruit fram ita Hawaiian •*rept o>'Unary' anting pineapples, toro. and dtal With.* w. .Theqk’BOp tohhainoohij|atk» > win wot ta . by inspector* nt totry. sock *a Boa P m ARt^to, or ft Loo tta i a It I* m rosy l* make * mlstek^ In rapylog reeswd* >km I lolls fatig u ed . Agnrrs, m isspelled awtiUed liars, say owe ml I v itally o f fa s t lbs , es'sle title ta ya litln s , of roan peltry of title tnsae gwsrde ysm sgsjwsl gin of bums, f ■mares you nf skip. Yen know yon Jy he* the title le I , _tav Jr lewd Seel ritmtm, a /Vet* Ymrk. pdiry ts alauy* yrnsr tad | 1 .1.r, u4 .. r*c . .),■ ill'll T IT L F , 4M JA RAN TYI ARAN1 O R T O A O e OD -» Ita ' �4 M * * ia l Calendar TUESDAY E( Southward will anU ltalu tha members of- th* Aiarada* BcKool CUu a t 7:90 at bar home, l i l t Laurel Saulaola High P. T. A. will matt a* l:IBI c/clock In Die school auJItorfi... Social Department of the Wo. fa an'a Club will have It* uiual Music Recital To Be Presented ,'ruesday Tha data aat for the recital to be riven by the pdplla of Mlsa Muriel Taylor In honor of Nation­ al Music Week, haa been chanted from Thursday evening to Tues­ day evening at 9:15 o'clock a t tha Woman's dub. Manly Campbell' Duckworth, aon of tho oa-mayor of Orlando, will present u group of piano num* ban. Mias Tpylor will also pra- P erso n a ls Mra. T. 8. Dav.i and Miss Mar­ garet Davit spent tha past week­ end In Jacksonville. Jamess Sharon Jr . and erick Boll spent Sunday noon at Daytona Beach. Fred­ after, Andrew Oarruway, Robert HlghIcyman and Frederick Bell, stud­ ents at thf-U atvanity-of Fior ds, The comptelg program w.H be spent last week-end here aa tha guests of their patents. I tenon, Mr*, n . M. Bumbley and as follows: pa rt o s a r — 'M l*. J . U. Hayes aa host*****. ’ i t r . and Ura. Wsiloe RotsW. «4 1. "Ninna. Nanna, “lullaby by The Alathaan Claaa of the P in t Naw York, Mr. and Mra. Horace aptlat Church will hold ila Marc heal—"L a Danfa" by Mar­ Hannon and Mr. and Mra. John Jy businaa, and social meat* ches!— Miss Amelia Penny. 2. “Avec un* Rote" by La Meisch Jr . motored to Daytona at 1:90 o’clock at tha church Beach Sunday where they spent 1tk lira. W.A. Zachary, M n D. J . Forte—" I n the Hush of the Twl- the afternoon and avoning. ] arrett, U n . Yancey and Mn. Rfht Hour” by Geibel —“ Pierrot's Homing Song" by Copki -MUs Jmar as host*****. Mr. and Mra. Calvin Teagua Eaat Bide P. T. A. w/1 meet Naoma Fellowu. left Sunday morning by motor for 4. "Gray Dmya" by Johnson— 7:4B o'clock In tho school audiAnderaon, 8. C. where they will "K athm rl Song" by Woodford*spend two weeks with the U tter’s flnden—Jack Dunn. The Daufhter. of Waaley Claaa parents, Mr. and Mn. A. S. Farm, B. "Night Song" by Clakey— ar. ' tho First Metn^diat Church will H as Penny, Miss Fellows and *vk Ita monthly bualneaa and, Mn. M. McAlpIn Martin left J aortal meeting at B o'clock In tha Mlsa Dorothy 8mith. fl. "In tha Tima of Rosea" by Saturday afternoon for Jackson­ 'church annex with Mrs. C. W. Mrs. R. H. Bars, M n. II Relchardt—MMoon Marketing" by ville and Columbus, Ga. when she ' Bolllean. M n . lt, L. Robertson Corbett—"Break o’ Day" by Ban- Will spend snms Ijlw eaeoeto f ee Highlands, N . 't . when she will mmaJ Owen, as hotteai- option —b u tt i*enny. 7. "Three Preludes" by Chopin open her summer horns on Juno 1. aa. In connection arlth the meeting a "wh'.t* elephant" party will bo —"Etudo In E Major" by Chopin —"W alti In A flat, opus 42" by Dr. B. D. Caswell spent Satur­ bald. (Jhopln—Manly Campbell Duck­ day In Orlando where ha attend­ WEDNESDAY worth. ed the meeting of tho Central Clinic and reyiatrstlon for all 2. Aria "QuI la Voca" from I*.strict Dental Society. This so­ chlldnn who expect to enter any ulmary* school In tha Fall; from Puritanl by Bellini—Mist Muriri ciety which comprises 14 counties 0 o’clock to 11 o'clock at lha Tajler. and has 65 members win meet In South Side Primary School. PART TWO Sanford. Flag oaaay contest at tha Bern* A Gypsy Suit? amended by Inkle Hlfh School auditorium at Miss Tsylor (To be preeenled in CO ’clock. Public cordially Invited. costume.) • The Literature Department of v ied o "Roumanian Night Song" by tha Woman'# Club will meet at Lohr—Duet. Mr. and M n. Albert Ston* of 8t£0 o'clock In tha club rooms. ‘‘The Wind in the HcUlh" by Plenon motored here Sunday to " THURSDAY Lohr—Tenor. take Dr. Stone bark to Pierso^ to Clinic and ragittratlon for alt "Where My Canvan Has Rest­ chlldnn who expect to enter any spend tile week-end with his fam­ ed" hy Lohr—Soprano. primary school next Fall; from ily. “The Roumanian Mountains" by I " o'clock to I t o'clock at tha Mr. and M n. U P. Mills an­ Lohr—Trio. South Side Primary School. "Life Has Sent Me Many nounce the birth of a son Monday FRIDAY Apr. 29. The baby has been named CUnic an dnflstration for all Roses" .by Lohr—Soprano. children who exepect to enter any "The Gypsy Trail" hy Galloway L. P. Jr. palmary school next Fall; from V —Quartet (Mlsa Penny, M,'i« Fel­ Mr. and Mn. A. I). Sauer, Mr. o'clock to IS o'clock at the South lows, Jack Durcn, and Robert and Mn. George Bowers and son, SUb Primary School. and W . A Clark were among Duren.) those going to Mountain Lake Sun­ day to enjoy the Varillon concert. Miss Maud Chanra left Monday for Birmingham. Weslerdlclc and Mr.' Malm Mr. and Mr*. Vam of Sanford p .oaurog thosa ettendlnr the i list picnic hold at Evanadale I The members of tbo Girls Auxi­ wrre the guests Sunday of Mr. and liary of the First Baptist Chur-H M n. Mltchrm. * l r , T Thursday,' Mr. 8aund*rs of Winter Garden T *>rt Richardson of Afa-hui met on Thursday afternoon at iisrfklting at i).e home of his sis- the home of Mrs. F. E Bolt, 1203 spent Monday In Oviedo looking dtsr the farming section. C, M n. Wm. Fletcher. Tark Avenue, under the direction Mrs. Lillian Brown and daugh< ' •'A fins 11 pound baby boy, whr Of Mrs. F. D. King. The meeting tar arrived Saturday from Talla­ Mg been named ilarvey Dwight, opened with sentence prsyers and hassee to spend a few days with horn to Mr. and Mra. Archie the G. A. song after which the Mrs. Brown’s sister. M n. L. A »»on <m Apr.'27. roll wss called, end the tgemWa Lae and niece, Mn. W. P. Carter. Neb :iw*. eon it gvlvg over to Mr. and Mn. George Urown and T*;L*u.‘ for a spetisi t:ealm«nt answered with Bible verses. Mist two children accompanied them .Aula Ilor) then presided over the fbr rheumatism and high blood but returned Monday. ihwature with which ha haa been remaining path of tha meeting an J Mr. and Mn. D. E. Lundy and hid aa her subject. "The Work of suffering for etms time. tw0 sons, John and Billy, of Jack. Girls Auviliary.” Rev. Eckardt suffered a' great theThose prtsent were: the Misses sonvlllt a n the guests of'M r. and W e In the death c f his aged Mtriam Holler, Doris Hockey, Mn. A. J . McCutly. father, who died recently 'di SweJ- Jewell Turner, Patsy Garrett, Miss Anne Lou Walnwright of mL Esther Lotting, KJriajn McAllister Sanford spent th* week-end with . Mr. and Mra. Norman DeFnr- Fannie Blggera, Blanch Cunning­ Mis* Kleane Walnwright. Mary Manning, Helen c ' l accompanied hie mother home ham, Harvey, Rachel Douglass, Anns , Mn. R. C. Maxwell of Sanford tittd a y , Bell Brown, Alliw Horn, Ellen was th* week-end guest of Mr. 1' nry Lundqutst took his truck Porter, Dorothy Brooks and Era and M n. W. B. Young. and n crew of 25 men tx> Sarasota Cunningham Mr. and Mn. L. E. Jordan an­ Sunc'iy to work In tha celery nounce th* birth of a son Apr. 26 fields. Rollins college cissies In edura* Earl Vlhlsn left Wsdneaday to lion have been visiting th* toeat resum. his work at Lake PUeai, tchool for tjia Mat few days for . Ntw York.-— ------------------ — (ho purpose of studying methods ' V M IntTcs of the Dorcas Circle Mias Nall Willlama entertained Of teaching and administration. met Thu “idsy with Mrs. Drum­ a number of her friends with a Dr. and M n. B. V. Welch and mond D II1 spending a pleasant imla on Friday evening at Palm daughter, Jennie, Mia* Geneva afteraosn with their sewing. Some prings. Games and contests were Moffatt and Mr. Jordan all of Bsinice artlc <-» ware bended In to the enjoyed throughout the evening osi. Miss., returned to their home president, *'rs. Alfred Ericson and a t w late hour a picnic suppe? Saturday after a most plea-imt was aerved. # o span* * the meet-hg with Those present were: the Misses visit a t th* home of their sister fra/ar ar-* *ongs. There were Loyre Martin, Thelma Knight. M n. W. B. Young and brother p resen ti M-.damee Borell, Vlhlen Irene Frlows, Lucille Tomlinson, U E. Jordan Mr. and Mra. O. R Richstacm Bwensoo, B-'hlna, Tap, Purdy, Madge Phillips, Gladys lllckson. tliwoUr and Dellinger. Th£feosteas Ruby Martin, Francis Looting, and Mr. and Mra. Potter of Bush•erred bom *r.i:ti* cakes and cof­ Jennie Mrthvln. Jewel Melbvln, nell ware the guest of their friend fee. Tha neat meeting w l he and Julian Wilson, Denver C o- 'Ur. and Mrs. A. M. Stewart over with Mra. K r-netl Robbins on dell, Farngm Harriett, Lonnie the week end. <<ni ringtoo. Gene Wathall. Tom QvLte a number witnessed the tha last Th . ' y n the month Butner, Arnold Martin, W am e termination of th* Methodist Sun­ A food ealt w I h Id under the King ang George Ovisit. day School contest fog new w » treat at Uu Hal •—r home oe hen last Sunday morning be­ Mimfternon of M v II. tween tha Fords and Chevrolet*. Rev. Eckardt and wife «f PierTh* Fords travelled at such ■ rata sod came to eanduc ‘ he fm oral of of speed that the Chevrolet* found •ae of hia f a i t k f - old helpers II nectssarv to form a scheme to here In Upeals. Ca, I John Btedt A marriage which ram# as a make them th* Victors, and la­ %ho oway^Apr. 23, 1*22. surprise to their many friends rked the Methodist Orphanage Bom Asp. 1942 In Vos' i Sunby, waa that a f last Wednesday eve. and directors of Benson bpiings niag when Mias Barak Floss's aa vialtors far th , occasion.' Tbo Sack eg Auatargotiaad. David, daughter of Mr. sad Mra. eadss to this country rid, Geneva Avenue, be- visitor*, Chevrolet* and n num­ 3971. |Me lived fog a few . years i bride of Leon C. Vin- ber of Ford* enjoyed a delicious m i f Tallaheases but has been Chicken dinner after th* 11 o'clock MtV ngsjjjr 90 yaora on h a little »ig, pun eg M r. end Mrs. D. W. service on the Church lawn. VlnJng ef Brunswick, Ga. The where ,h ceremony waa performed la Mra. O n a Burnett visit t UIIm bar wa married to Mount Dors. 4 grove. He was slater, Mra. At kuguata Covington i Cerlaoo #a Feb. 3, 1394 who is Sanitarium, Wed*r. ,M lls--Vl*|— --Afa. a t who la IQ ak tke Lan Til Ye*! •esent taking a motor trip to points la Georgia and* Norik Mra. Joseph Loanhart returned Carolina but will hu at heme ta U her home after a their friends asst week aa Went two weeks stay a t th* Oraage street M r.Vlal% r la pita) bar f Hands ar* with the S a a fM U a e d glad she M a t homo again. Pbrta Co. 'M r. nad Mm. N. » , LafentU Orlando and U n -E E WalnrlgbL s im & s O Upsala-Grapeville The last meeting of the year of the Bemtnol# County Council P.-.ren T w cr.-s f •rviatbin *rr. nth. In rtcticva n:; Vhi rsilay merg­ ing Jo the school auditorium. The i ,.u n u i s.uvtiii* v> ih opened hi IU A. M. e..d was resided ov> i by Jits. A. t. \Vn-ner o( Chtiluota.waa followed by a luncheon which waa served at Hie hums U k in J . C. Dills Jr. The tables were act on ll.t ipaeioua veranda overlooking the late und Ware decorated wi.n bou<|ucte of t-l Mr. . O. Wagner gave a re­ port ot t,h* state con.-rutU-n held nrrentlyat Jacksonville and gave tha IWlowing figures showing the giowtn of Ih# P. T. A- In Vl-iri "In 1921 tho state mrml«nh'p was 141 and warn- .Ineneaar 1929 to 10,437- T h -o a;r J t t assex-tetfone In tho slate." Suyl. T. W. Iatwton then talked on what he considered one of the meat Important phase, of P. T A. work, "paiental education" ard congratulated the Coun / Council o nthr rrfii.t rourse of taclure* given on M x i.uhject in each school In the county by Mrs. 'W. II. Vogh. M n. Ilc4en IT. Mene, Chtir* man of County welfa-.r work, gu«e an account of the work dune by h«r department, a ftir which re­ port* wrro given of the varloo P. T. A.’a or the rounty by thr following rvpnsentatlves; Mra. liam Muagravo, Io>k» Mary P. T. A. Mn. luppri, l.man P. T- A., Mrv. M. V. Dooley. Oseeola; M n. Ruih Pearson. Pauls; Mrs. G. E. MeKay, Seminole High; Mr*. & D. Iliownlee South Side Primary; M n. L. M. Lee son. West ,. u j Primary. Following the husinesi meet­ ing, those present adjourned ti ti.v home of Mis. J . C- Bills Jr . wliere a box luncheon wss spread and talks wrre given hy Mrs. W. Vogh on “Parental Education" and Mrs. Endor Curlett cr "Mediterranean fruit fly pre­ cautions. Those registered representing various P. T, A.’s were: M n A. G. Wagner, Mrs. Mnjnc Kirir Mrs. II. T. Brown. Report Shows French Says They Will Have City Is Most Popu­ Great Military Im­ lar Overseas Home portance In Ware WASHINGTON, M*v 6. _ (IN S )— American* wllh semipermanrnt residence abmad nrc •eattrred fn>m counlrle* within th* Arctic circle to the roman, tic South S?aa, but France I* the most popular of all oversea homes for cillsrn* of the United States, the Department , - of Coni’. metre ^SBffl!CTfljlbl>ya,p *>«rZ? i* s i i i j e Jacobs and U n James C tulo.ua; M n. Robert T rue.,Mrs, * a. Marsh. I’sals; Mrs. II. M. Coch­ ran, .Mrs J . C. Cochran, Mrs. William Musgrave and M Frank Evans, Lake Maiy; Miss Love Turner, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. McKay, Mrs. Helm E Kortlan-I. •t, Mrs. R. M. Leeson, M n. J . E. Dakrr, Mn. Otto Rehmrhl. Mrs. E. D. Brownlee, Mrs Jessie II. Russell. Mrs. R. M. Grnvrmtaln. Mrs II. It. McCaslin. M n. Ernest Scott. Mrs. Marlon II. Smilh, Mrs. Stella P. Arrington, Mrs. E. A. Fankhauser, and Mr* J . C. Mitchell, Sanford: Mrs. J . it. Blits Jr.. Mrs. P. T Wakefield ami other* of Geneva: Mr*. 51. V. Dooley. Osceola; Mrs. Tuppci, ■Lpmsn P .T . Ait-Mt#— WilM _ . VI mini: ............................ Mis. Helen T. Vogh, M n. J . C Bills Jr. Geneva; M.w. Morse of thr County Welfare Department; Mr*. Mary G. Holler W. J . Hopkins Jr., SsnforJ Grammar: Mrs. Marion Smith, County nurse, and Rupt. T- W. Ssniord Junior Higa; Mis. Wi • 1.a * ton. Home Bullden Sunday School class at the home of her mother Mr. A. J . McCully last Monday. After a short business meeting, following the devotional, game* wrre enjoyed under the direction of Mr*. O. G. Wolcott. Delirious refreshment* were •rived bv the host***, a**l*trd by k ra m fririir industries and exporter* the business-' f>mmfTtimT-v»V*»n»t**-**f the government asked the state department to eompili « census of ritllen* living nbrosd. Mrny In Paris The report. Just rotnpleted, showed that out of the 77,063 American* living M-mi-pcrmnnenlly In Europe 25.860 reside In Frane*. Offeial* evpre»*e,l the opinion that n m*Jorltv of citL tens of this country llvinr in Franre are of the wealthy class, attracted by the lure of ' the many social activities for which Itiris and other French cities are famed. Out of 302.668 American* llvIng abroad 211.117 were resident nf Csnn.ti nir inllnir I., iba-sus. vfy. In Alberta then* were 08,010 American* 53.313 in Manitolin and 20.5'.e.i in Ontario. Migration of Americnns to Crnada ■•robalily Is for an en­ tirely different reason Iban to Franre—thousands of American farmers and number of Indus, a number of lilend*. W. tV. Meadow* spent la*t wrek trial workers hnvp gone Into the dominion where productive soil end with hi* family in (lcirdo. and espanding imlustries offer Numerous street paving pro. •n opportunity for prosperity. Italy Is another Kumpenn Jrcts underway in Tall*h*»**e. country whose -beauties ultra'-t many wealthy Americans. The DEI.AND —Building* nt John American population of Italy B. Stetson University bring im was given ■» 10.000. In Great proved. Britain were found 11,117 rill. sens of this country. In Kouth America There were 12.130 Americans in South America, most of them In Argcnlinn. Brasil and Chile. The American populntion of other divisions was: Mexico and Central America. 19,011. West Indies and Bermu­ da, 10,579. Africa. 3.671. Aus­ tralia and Oeriiniu, 2.317. Asia, 24.110. "T h . rsistrnre of even n smntl American community may well he or considerable Importance in the Introduction and popularising of pfmlucls „f thil enuntry In new foreign market." the de­ partment said. LAKE C IT Y - Business liuild. ing under ronstrurtinn opposite "Gasette" office. IdtR rit^ ADDF.D MOVIETHNK NEWS TUESDAY MILAN E N a tio n a l C h a n g e W e e k 5 tho Hlh In s ta ll N E W I M P R O V E D Oldest Ship of War i t *. Tx . S • t. , • ^ — ■ V V . - K •r * t ,1 t th* world's oldest ship of war. It was Lord Nikon's ~ launching la n t i an todami that of our H im by thirty-two years. Tha Victory M (England) Harbor. Cham pion National Change Week waa established to bring forrlhly to th e uiinda o f th e lilia toriata o f th e country th e advisability and econom y o f In stallin g nrw spark plug* every 10,000 m iles, q All m rm a n u fa c tiirrra recom m end , and hundred* o f thousand* o f m o to rists are ch an gin g spark plugs every year to Insu re b e tte r and m ore eco­ n o m ical ea r op eration . ^ Now, m ore th an ever before. C ham pion reeonim rnds the In stallation o f • com p lete new set a f im C U A M P IO N S P A R K P L U G C O . The Papdo af Tha West Sid* Primary School Will Prw .nl t An Oprretlo < FLOWfcR NYMPH’S SURPRISE” Thura. EroUnsv 8:00, Jr- Hlfh Sckaol. Adm. 15c A 25c v v nowf •• • •. Miss Sarah David Is Wed To Leon Vininjr « Of*, wrv lying Ik W w t k t “ ft Sonny ft COMEDY TONIGHT MAY ^ 1 EDWARD EVERETT H O R TO N BETTY BRONSON C H A M P IO N SNAPPED AT LAKE PLACID. N. Y —MU* Dcsnore May Hall of New York City, photographed at tlie Lake Placid Clutv ahci* all* la spending th* winter. i’ r<( KollIrkltiK Side Spilt|Ini; Cnmrdv—Itih CrnrkiliK—• You’ll Hold Ynur Sidm l'«r Achm At The l.udlci'oiu SituatliinH I’ictured— Plans proposed for new Lath Ing pool and Ixuuh at New Port Itlrhey. B close* November 18. | l.*Kik To Future "Today,'while a mode rat e-alaiH alrporj seems adequate for all tha arttvitiea In ope.ullon now, a city with vision «nd foresight wlU * look into the future and build aa • ■ airport nf such proportions as to lake care of tho vast flying opriu.ion* which are promise(| duru.g tha next twenty-DIvo je - i s ," ’air. Davison said. “Ih c Air Corps, belr.g funda­ mental to thr national defense, airports are as vitally neceisar* in the general scheme as .allroad it rmlnala ate in the auccesaful op. vratinn nf railroads. The mol)illty of the air units depends upon tha numlvr and location of airpor.a. Ail planes constructed cither to t.r t y -Lomlm nr ntithine gqnt, or wran I''al>l> maimtirrrable pur?ut|_^: NEW YORK. May 3 .-(IN K > l ommrrrial alr|>orta will be the folia of the nation In time o f na­ tional emergency, according to F. Truoee Davison, Assistant Rev.w. tury of War lor Acioniutlcs. ••They will have tbs wine mlli* lary impo:tame in the protection xfc.rM'T.~pc»l<>' wa twsr-fk>rtv**M*t*he l-Wvrsi JmrAir |i>ih century," ern HU Uavlaon their gasolin* load to fulfill thei.1 ntissiniTV. lr is therefore neo- * s j 'i L ■ • •In five years wn ran rrason- estary that wo hare intermediat* rhlv expert, with tlw* rapid grnwtli ianding fields where they can b« of nviation in th<> United Stales, sirvirr,| with gasoline and oil and thnuaands of aii|utrts with mnuv make neci-sary repairs." tluoisamls of nli|ilanri Hying l.i and fmm them. In National Emergrnry ^ LKtiAL NOTICES "In the.event of national tnicr geney, some of these airport i a n r t: ru n r t tiMCATloa would Ih> transformed from peace. H-ll.il ic No *SU»J iul commercial flying mtivilim. usir.sNTi : vt t*r Ttir. i s r a a m il. «.i :\ i m vi. (.s a il o r i lt'M Into luisy militnry airdromes sod AT t.VIVV'.sV IM.su VT.ORIU*. would of necesdty Iterome opera, .trim . rr. laxw. NiiTirW •» hrrrh» Rl%»n IhMl ting t>a«r* for iMtmbardmrnt, a t. i;|l|i|r. H II.' II. of ftrn**-* Kl«f• lack, and pur mil nvlMinn.' (•In. Mill*, (in (Vlitlicr 19, 193>. mad! <* hltelk. |(>r The Lehigli AlriHirta Compeli 11 wlrml l.ltllb. ,N 12 1-2 of NW I "4, twirl Ion l> lo w *. >ton went 1" the nsdrlant in r- ► J" H. IS..HR.' 22 TkllnhAM# lary of war for nr onnull.n. to •rtf M» i I«Hmfi, brill f ll««. hoi Irr of n |«» mil.r TltM'fJWIf Irani from liim whni piovirionn (h|rtii(|. l*r«M.f, in . ii.iii'iwh rfrilm l*» tho* |i.r nnlln'yil— ilufiifnsw should. -U. mwi umiii NMi'riiWI" 'M Tlifl Iiu'luileil in tlie i oni|H lit ions »|ter- ••••rl* Cm till Court, nt Hanford, Kl"i ill.*, oii thv ||lh ftri) ol JUKI, iflcations. The To.uprliltun h1*2’* •‘lilmant iiitini 9 9* kllii99M>i: prate,| 910,0181 offrie | hy l ie l.e M c I m h i i . k y , o f 11* n\ a , y lot Id a high Port 11 nd Cement company, A i: 2|1»llAN. of (lrtrt'b4, Clot 14* in prise money for the heat do-' (• tt Ys.rt mV „f tt.no%,i, Florltfa «:«»••*«. Fioim*. -tgns of modern airjnuts, is «|ien |*s N n rr rn x , ««f iilK H iiii; C . C H O U to architects end rngineeir. !• I 11* it Ikt«r Enjoying Winter Pleasures Girls Auxiliary Has Meeting On Thursday Miss Nell Williams Entertains At Picnic DAVISON PREFERENCE FOR AIRPORTS TO BE PARIS RKIDENCE FORTS IN FUTURE provedi'h an ipln n *. f lT lie tim e -tr a in !a n d exclusive aiipcrlorlliea wllh which C ham ­ pion rkrcla and uularlU throu ghou t th e world have been greatly improved la m eet a ll c o n d itio n s o f th e m o at ad v an ced engineering. t]Nn m a ttrr w hat spark plug you inay now lie using, the new Improved C ham pions w ill nnlierahly im prove power and sp e n l, and sa re t/irir r a i l many tim e * nrer In Im * gas anil oil used, tj M ake C iiam plon N ational W rek your yearly m m inder to In stall n com plete new s e t n f Im p rov ed C h a m p io n s. A ny o n o o f 100,000 dealers will be glad to serve y o u . * T O L E D O , O U IO 1 n v �J it® ^ S I 77! Shows >azzy Vance Tutns/nJFine lu g gins'Admits Yankees Government Disfavor ForTrans F a ce Most Difficult Year Oceanic PlaneTrips °erformahce In Defeating S in ce Back In 21 Season Reds By Four To One Sco re practice, th* aamimptloa LHny thal 1,‘o’ nHin* Mack uldn i wlali Ilia Iuit'fe.ilueuldr yoliny mitt la ab­ le ib iim much efmnaphirv wrllr Iluth and Uehtly went in there twlnylnx. Mr. Mack ha* not admllld that *i,th wa* hla Inlriilkin. in fact n* haa I ern nt eome paina to in-, limate that he took He biy* In. •Me-twylen them one n. Umw ■ W J i WHwV d*ir to the lx ran winning -•prewitti'" lAt*-W By Je M e U ' Kllyellew * * ‘ near. n> th* rood old campua. I fc ip f w tf f b r i f f y h r-In te r • IU21 .*a4 then forgo* ■ It , therefore, mua: h a ir hern 'The Hub that beat* th# I^Ml* . JUtlmMtl New* B ertk e) —— only a nnncidenr* that worn th.* HBW HAVEN, Conn., May fl— adrtphln Athletlca will win the bell ranir, .ly n a llln r the end of t lx l. IlkNfl I—AmmVw'a "Ytwaikhif phty pmunnt,'.' naId he, btlyhtly uainy Yankee h illin g |x toil, ll » A th a phraa* that waa eoo,| back in t oat erlaie ha ■“notably .tcfm lre." IStiS. Tbo c.-ack la a liromlde, truo Icllea reappeared on the ate nr. Wa don’t yet at the fael*. Thi rncuyh, liut It tell* a atory In ill M r. Ituth waa atealiny an extra ' Oral atep In brlnyiny about law word*. It meant that. In this ceii- miimt nt at fh* lime and the pilch. ■nforccircnl In the United Stale* lleman’a opinion, It I* n'toyether rr, mdiny the re-entry of the ahould be "the arqulaitlon of nr- pcaiallite that the Athletlca will do I'hilailclphio outfit, yrnoved nm*. rurnte Infermatinn on the adm’nl-- no wore# thnn firat. Ue at'll had n Mr. Ituth mw dr it ovrr the fenre. trallon of erin:|iml Juallce." In hanyover fi»m thal 10 to 1 de­ Mr. (lehrly then felt the uryr uml other wont*, a eomprehrnalvn nn- feat the Yank* look In Philmlrl- the pltihir laid one in for him, t tonal aurvey of the crime prob­ phla ytalrcdny, an he neylerli'd to ton. H * drive M| thP fence mid illrcuai the Inlrrloritv romp lex In lem. which the Athletlca were a Ilend tin- Athli-tira wrre preaumed to Thia ia tho viewpoint of Itobrit to be addicted. Mr. Iluyyhi* ia ic y lieve been duly Hiaatrned by thn Maynard ttulchinaa, dean of Yuli Hiaritable that way. dIf play. Law School who, at lh# aye ol The romp'ex, aa a in it ter of Inrtrad. they wmt the hall ya'fe. SO, haa been appointed preaidi id fail, wiia tutipoaed to have been Iicntlny Pfnnock the New York of the Univerrlty of ('brayn hu.tnl for all time on h'lida* In uri-, and altoyether mmpnriril When he aatunn-* hi* n:w dntior one of | h moat unuaiial rtntnnii- thumaelve* tn n inonnei- that any* on Ju ly -11 he 'Wll br the younyi-il les ever wltnaaed on u lull I Held. K«atyrl that form Inferiority Acrmiliny tu Ihe atory a> I aot collect prraldent In the country. It the entile Philadelphia JmiII Hub wilh whirli 'the avrraye In'uV Dean Hutchlna recently confi-r- tint hcrtle,! intn Ita drea*lny nium rxerrira m nntireablv handiinprml with Pie-idrnt Hoover a ltlie while the Yankee* tvrie at (*■Ill ric Jnd. Whit# llnure, aiul It 1* bi-lk-ved he may lie aaked to arrve lini-tcm' t— n-cailru riimy— nnrr l-ycar-old President Of ChicagoGlvesHls ViewsUponProblem Of Law Infractions jit I, lo r e te d InUrvieW rd today in hla offirc In the Yate U w Scnu.il, the tall ■pod-kmkiny yuitnu d*un M'lnillled that rrime I* on« of H u pma. mount prohlrma cunfrenttny the A ll .tita n pruple. Aaked aliut In hla iipinlnn ahuiitd lx ilonv tu atre nyilu n la w ’ ’i-nfutreinrtii, It... "A rq u ia livn of rHiaide informalliiu ia ihe firat al‘-p< Tiler* m t only u Tew elate* in thn ruunlry that know what ia hapixninu til-m ain haa iniiile a p m I »urV«-;/ of rrinilnalj|tj*lic -. V irginia i* now lnaklnu one. 1,1 uni- uud Mltaoui have done excellent w m l In tlii. reaped, und ii aurVe'v *! How helnir lnad.< in M ia: urhuavtla, lint, yen ri-nlly »|xnklng our nivlhrnli me notality ileficllve. "Ynle i* now i-iiMiluHiny n •ludv that emhr*rp» Imili th - riim inn ' and civil hiidiu-na In I'e n n rrlc u t f iiia tliiiv itin end New York. Wt Ituve four y r u i . in u v in ,, y r uil from on* of the lloiki-fi-ll i Ix u id . mid w nl i i u , Ihe aludy in' to ether Jiirlallctb'Ui in H u t linn "W e n.x try illy lo find ocj, nmnnit other ihliiK". wlc Ih -r th in la rl.lny in l>|- nuiny ■liinlnnta to trial. Whut prod'lvr* it. Alan, just what the pnhl'i •loitiu. Te n in- dvilde whether the |u ran ti ia t o l x ix tr c ia ln y R e a d y To S e r v e T e r m In P r i s o n (Continued From P are O ne) wero teporia tha* the o'l m ie mi tv, would endeavoi to d p le | to Waaliinyt ai aivivl y - Into j* 1- 1 V.. ,L .. 1. 1. ..L .1 I by the luiila time, »tx »k .lli order to avo,d H vilnlilr i tild iilt). S in-lair Ii>ii, puhl .'ity. It pcrmi-d fwir'y re rtn 'r Hint the | Inn- i f rn liii.i ■ 1 rivll t 1H-||"wl-'| t f - at Odd ' r i>l hefi’ t t (, hllal »I>I n* II* tlx U u lvrra ily i f Ch ■ayn. H r is tor-kiny furvvmd n Ii ^ nrw i« r h v ic n , HI . Ill-Ill-' IIn "hU kb i ;r ew-'t (l lUB’ e ifi- d. Ill • will! dr How pmaixlltinu nf valiuUi r r inlniila. 'TH IS - Y W E— PLAVS v j— ) ■ T H A T 'I I I E / fljNffNOpJLV \ - PO asSssK U Ita dylny ya*p thit.Hprluy to will be Mi srentmt jeat Vance‘a perform tine in <en41*d liiyyeit rontract ever to be lend- the lied* away with lo c r hit* wa» eictl 4 pitcher in I ho Mu lor one o l two fe u o r * of n werk-< nd U*yura. It ouyht In l*ex,n piylnt him for next year tiyhl at Ihl* momont, Jfpr there'* one tldny the D'olye.a liyure to do In III21', out­ ride iif wiyayiny In n draper *tillnlah for aeventh place, and that tn flnl«i away nhead of Vuqv« op'Inal SSfi.laKi lmaln*a.i.' In lienliny the Red*. I to I, p u l rnlay, Vnree completed 'W Inn- no. ei B u m n n * ho ... »»>• on Aptand 'S* and in* liman, (ir n t m r i* quoted an. <irt lir-rty t.i me into ih.'ir tnnycal lead •<» hr iie<V her til the hblil'bie rtljr fo r 1 date, 1 i yemoi, on Apr. .'to. "a ifr keeping'' fallowing a party In 1 IHoWfVtl, tho Alliletlia pTOv-eede.l which they had “a few drink*.” An fir*t i.l imn>r~ limml btibM I. The to 1 tdke Ihi" trad in Ihrii m he - rant* In St. Inuia -yrwterihy 1 1i-.i'ieon the rand, and if that lin t one yiiml way of winning n pinwhen the only yam* thr'lliow n’* 1 then I'm forced.to ‘cheek the lo<t dnrlr.ir the week wa* the nnnt, 1 Itarm* that (|roppe,| them out of 1 fllft nl'ce and tirnmnted the A‘*<-Jellca-ructwadiniHy. It I* Uw-'IIUlet LAKE. W O M II — -ConMruc­ ■nine* dial evunt, tliey auy, ami tion nf American Ixyion boxing the ttrowit'a -wh" haven t been areng well Underway; atrurtuiv Mttiny, were very Utile yr*t*rd*y. will eort upiiraximalHy Ilit.Oou. autopty tnl» * tin Ml*, fjofairy ha.l Ixen attarkrd anil had died of. arptif poiaonlny which m u ltcd when brr euta Uoer^i# in foeted. *'fajmexim- (Continued Pinto Vayo One) & ( > P H ’I V I m.e pit mlnrnt S nfonl yrawer pi a>rd it: ‘‘Everyone « h " yiviva i H ey l* yiilmt to tu- liriierili-d •>>" irry u-itinnnl ml vert Nine that .» ihiiie, theietorw it ia l.ol inxleiil that i i-iyone ennt ifiute. I i fitly then- urc a mimhar of unyle* .i th<. maike.lli': had odvritiniiit ulott un.i I, fur cine. IrAind in V icaret at Tuead ty > meHliiy to J t tiule the Irite.iae I, crime IA m c r i-n t“ | n V * tin u.-i am o th ir i lie fur nr. lie i , he "Imd i idei” p iil whet Iiu* r lured Ini "apparent” Inriraae in rrlm r. lie uiieM he ntde to nn a n rr H oi ■( t i r o truatwor’ .iy nat uiiol aiinei had 1m-i.ii niiidr. . l i e *eld |*e- ohidtrihutc rriu-.e "In whatever they - >r in n lhille** to dnle. It i* 4:.ik-i "Inoli Unit Lite hyl.'iWa imd •Itide, nf iiM-orpuiatinn pirparrd i) ihe a in lot ion'* rae.'iitive min luiUci* li ve been |iriiit,-)| lot-nil) u d will lx dialr-ilniiml l i nil tvlm 'll! p ie ,,ut i„ |l-j ruaiihuuse, m * n i I nk tnmnllnw. A ll thnie Wiln have Ih x o upi' li ted majo a nnd tv m laptoiii in lln- San(„n| of the irh -rv nrynplaition nn- -e -| ix '‘ e| In all,-ud a rm nwitlec m i-rtlny to I " . 'h i i t S o'*lurk in to,, o flro * >»’ ' e 1‘ ilu rd 'tlv h -1• l>m i. til - n ; - |".in* .1 - ,1 n i l ill); lit. h tnli nre at tnnu i m v i-w n nr*, ouTlInt', In Irn ite nv»» i ta n ih id ixrrent t uiti -ml i « jtcnij. I li*. v 11 In- d jn la in l. S T . A* t i r s T l N I l Sun Oil Ih-mpany luitIJme ts.ind aertke ■tnli. n r i S in M rrvn \ u uud nnd lin e H ire d . Don’t Be A Credit Cast-Away! i l u . t u . l _ l i k c . - u l i i . l h c i : ___l i . uuli ninhlle, hiyi< | . •••tire lit ,ic 11 tii t hhr nirhHwrtur*. lie i t il not aiv w h e '-V r l h " la any th uy riiilicnl')- w m iic either w lh our prricn* Ict'-il ay.trm •! ve il, the | fire ure of ou r » flniiiui! CREDIT IS MOKE THAN A MATTER OF MONEY. IT IS A MATTER OF CHARr AC TER. GOOP CREDIT IS A PROGRESSIVE ASSET. POOR CREDIT IS A PRO^j (illESSIVE HANDICAP. WHAT IS MORE FORLORN THAN THE MAN WITH­ OUT C R E 5n ^ T H E M A N ’ WHO HAS BEEN TRUSTED BY AtfD &A:i F L A K E D THE TRUST? W atch Your Kidneys! j.. «li.»«.fc a o r f , ni n i l HIS FELLOWS '\'(~ BX THE DAME REASONING, WHAT - IS MORE BENEFICIAL THAN, iGOOU CREDIT? THE MAN WITH GOOD CREDIT COOKS TO.. IH E FU TU RE. ,lfNa AFRAID. OPPORTUNITIES ARE HIS. CREDIT, HIS ADVANTAGE. THE MAN H u d y V a f ie c C la im a I t ’s thirty mite. In n alnyte even!net And .lie ihx*. Tho av rrime imd. A ll D u e to dh^nui'l ilourrr ren.lilera it (tent Dancing ‘ nii'eulia ii pn-tly .Iraniinua daiu-e pi-iiul. T l x rulliy* )uuu|l*trr» du lu rU -liie iiiinutv. wllhnut .lu|i> |dnjj -tu |"W drr Ih y il. lUUM.wa. jililT till' flu-ir MM-h*. Tlirte haa ew er l-ven an much rxcrrla* In the hl.t.iry nf the world. "Our uiu.le |t rv*pn"»lh!e fur thia. TVero ia aumelhlny Infer, tlou* uhuut m ir tmalrrii danre tun*-, l b . ) are like entiny nut*. Uixe vU rted' nee canaiwt »lun. 'Hue,* tYhur*j which I play half a ih.ceu lim n an gveqlny. ta n pri fret example. -|r*'melody an I lyilrv Uayer end fa ixfr* krvp iLmcinya, ALERT TO HIS OWN INTEREST—PAYS UP AND KEEPS HIS CREDIT GOOD! iv riu pled bv Grocevill, Motor Com­ pany recently improved- wave" In the aumnirr of 1027. M in and w nnim were hnppnly off from N rw Foum llanl for varioui deallhationa In Kurujie only to diaap|N-ar Into the Atlantle'a niial and never In r#ttl or beard <( hyain. nf (lie 1-•tv arn uetliny1ill U-h tel Ihe pli-n to n h rrH iie I lo u d 1 illl-r y i.utiunnllv aiul ran In- ,d*** tendril mi lo (n n ll)h u le tlielr - ha ll- ol tho lulverlialntr Inn U. A . — faie and bddy.’ "L Patridman Frank A. t jr n t * r r a. trend of "the (Sibury* I* held on a charge of hnmlcid* toe InvcMlyMdoe. IMVn to prove irenther we* the " f c ' l Mectt,,' , ln whoa* hotel rtoin Mr*. Colmey wan found. Inttltdry. the o fflrr. no I the veil* o tliini pieaented," ! m l ti i ildni* to h,, l.i 1 1 Hrati, li.it E ve tllu-e It* rt'lectlun ill the indite from thme liihk* thi r. i.n't nw oriitlm i * M ilw rthiiut a y rm y , \ Iw (<olt i haMt-llt'inpbiey Ad,.-r* iiitirh l-c*e r. J H - ' r i t l nuthorili'-.* ii - l u l t iainy Aei-itry o f'A tta llla h i- trr li l day that S ticleli wTiihl lx " id .m iniill" p y nn otfire lit Si nfnril, III Ih r l-‘nat N'nliona) Hank llntutIn the Inatkut'nn hi* In-nll'. ■lij: Allan ('. Ilnltarhnhll, |i*oal 1 to I - dl 'nr, Th e y uje n •i of the ix e m V , I* now in I ho In Illij I. i ved he « i i |,| lx pul .i .l wl.l lx at •uimrraw th n uyh th,. u*unl r-v.lHre, - lit"* v iti.'N i u tn.iendii e iv- Thin Female Figure Here To Slay, Says Authority occHE^rnA / iNsr-r bi*« n‘. n net t> * nr only me mined fin jnu'thh wL'i a. rhe, that »min rkrht nut i.ert yivnt b pitcher n u t t y no help nil tlx .:mr. You cm Bay what you win about Van:w but Ki i> likely to leave haae'.-all behind bin with a prei'.iyo r* giatl a- that o' ■dattyq. the Young., thy. Johl)»0«1< N in e te e n th Strert liinrr diatant Work farm n amne li-ajutla, mid Ira* dedruhlr lr ttheia. I’liyateaPy pt-le pr'-*nner* ■enl to Ihe 'atm are put ta work hard iwinur! b la ir. There w i -.wa to In- m llknl, f rid* to hv t iiiwt-tl. atubica to lx- Hearn d, u ld n-nrse t h m all rl*e li ir k t to tx |i ,"i M-vilUv! 7 l a In i- l u p i - l ,. r o n t r a l f Daria J . Wal.hInternational New* Service Spu ta Rdltar. NBW YORK, May « -T h e r* und cu ltcd l.'ate a lot of tb-iny* thal i an be done with n oalary of W6.000 a year, exclusive of the ( t ,( inat.lt can't be offered a.-i a ctitt* 7nenfur.it* reward to u jiiteoer International New* Bertlca Sport* Edita*. NEW YORK. May O -r(IN S )ilarlny 'neatly parried a few In Philadelphia-w i| A he aid of hi* elila, the (ood Hr. Ilugyina waa ft.n k in admitliny upon hla retuin to town' that tha.Nan York Yankee* faced th , moat violent ■oaten the Hub ha* known etrtrrtr �•e- lb -» f DaOjr Harold C**h k Advance m Ik.wlU b , received FOR RUNT—Splendid furnished and collector a m t, house and garage on Silver Lake. Delightful place to live. 130-00 per month. Vf. A. Raynor • Tima* .-------------- Ac a line owner. H. C. DuBose, agent. t Tlmaa — -------------7e a line ncJ|1ft# FOR RENT—Two four room cot­ Tima, rate* on n ^ « M t tages located facing Ice plant Th* reduced rate* ara for on treat aide. RIO per month each. Evert "htg llilnR” flint had its be­ ConseCUtire invert Iona. J . 3. Calc a, phona 402—J . Five word* of im a g e length ginning ns n, “little thin,'!.'' Great a n cdor.ted a line. FOR RENT—Seven 'Rjom .tornrfAs crow from little acorns. Riant No ad under 1 line* accepted. lilted house. »'<Jur betjrooma. r i rrhnndier- concerns- arise frum All advertising 1* restricted Corner Selhlnole UlvJ. anul.-Maif -----m-Thrit small basin cases. — to proper classification. gouatlne A Vo. Telephone 11L. - «W«J >»s • ’^r-So it la with Herald Clas?lflctl \d& .------—>■ FOR RENT— futnlahed buwralasr apomlble tot only one Incor­ at 817—Ibth Street. Second In . they •are little thlnRv. In rect Insertion, the advertiser lu-uae Knat of Elm Avenue. Double ecsl'tltd- nrc the cheapest form of 7* * for subsequent Insertions. Tha garage—f30.00 month. Sc^, Mr. advcriUmii. office ibould be notified ll»llerg at The Herald office. laedlatalg In c u e of onor TO ADVEKTU8RS 17— Uusincfw Places for Kent A Herald reprooenUUvo thoroughly familiar with ratea, nil** and claaalflcallon will give you complete information. And If yon with, they will aa* list you In wording your want ed to mako It mow effective. FOR RENT—Killing station and grorrry; Itulng good buairtesi. I’huite *07. 21— Acrcapc for Sale i. N. NIPPER Slgni of nit MUCK I.AND FOR SALK: kinds, la Sanford Flant and iO acre* i f good, undeveloped, Wall Paper Co. Phone 303. muck land; 8K. 1-4 of NiV. 1.4 Section 13-21-32; nrar Chutuota, I — L oot anti Pound Fin. In flowing well area. Term* LOST—Small, l>rown mere mule. £50.00 |ier mere with 10 per cent I \ i Finder pteau notify R. I* Robin* off for raih. Fred T. William*, Sanford Fla. ! J T aon. Elder Spring*. Reward. 9. * fg l& j ' r .U ■ K 1 i ' :• .. 5 : ' There hi mmethltVT a Ilcra’d n#*.* Ifled tnl ran do for you.* nnd do it immsKfiilly. Don’t pul It off—pul lltint la unrk far you ladav! TRUCK 'E A R N E R S-W o are of. fering fur rent, aom* of the beat frost proUttcd land in Fluriun, thoroughly drained and Irrigate! for Iw tny tiohar* per arrr. ll'*x 2312, Fort Myer,, Ha. flA N FO R ii'M U O CO. Wo Deliver—Phone 323 , j* "Sonny Boy," Warner Broth­ er*’ latest Vitaphcne talking pic­ ture and the Hr*!, starring ve­ hicle for ftwr-yeer-old Davey Lee, who won Me early honor through hie performance In rap­ port of Al Jcleon In the "S'ngIng Fool," opened * three-day run yeiterday at th» Mllane Theater, Davey'a part In "Sonny Boy" has nothing of the tregic char­ acter of the role he had In the Jilto n ploy. Ita ia ahown ■■ the child of temporarily bottling nar. «nta, r i.J to keep tho child a father from taking Sonny Bo* with him, hla mother plana with her aiater to kidnap him. It t* hy wlnidmc and Ingenloua doings ;hat thing* *rp finally atralghteneil out. Davey l,ec I* aupported by Edw-ird Everett llorton, Betty Rionson, Gertrude Olmalead, John T. Murray Edmund Breeae, 1-uey llrnuimtnt anil Jed Propty. The story wa- written by Lron Euariliv C. Graham Baker dM the rcenniio. Archie t„ Mayo direct­ ed. k v Out in roults Herald C'lntslflcd nd* arc rrrulitr Riants- Heal** involving s'U1K minus sum, have been made from n want ml fosllnir only a few tents. 19 Farms For Rent. X— A n n o o n cem o iU 'se “ th ^ v ; P ay— Phone 1s*« ni. 1 *1* Hr.itlliiK 'I M* 4. 148* F r is c h K e e p in g II; *■1 l , ’fill .i l.i :* 111ifl ill 11*>I ri H• |»i • II IllUlW*’ IT *i \V ..it y u lit’S, t)U\ > *’f| Ni )( !*» li la] r t y i l :n r ftp B O H •f *' li* h )'d I. i l'i m il tl i* y 4 h l iii* ah * \< 9 /ADfUH. •\ n n m i. i tl.N S j fla%h Ifl, U •ut njiiti *1 *fii n G _ FLAPPED AT NEW 7*cnK —Canada's hrtrkcyibred ton* Ircm Mct.::i Unlrr: Uiy julfcred their li..rd d«l:ai in a period ol six stay a r . acuity » l (ladNcgl Eqaerc G ard m . loi.ns tcJtantiy id i-.mu *.f *«•••**! E e ig c Mnylliitf w1 pa in** n. * to 3 arret In strawberri.a. 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AITTU REPAIRS I.IINUW UOli li AIM V Hcpnirinir MARUBH SHOT llaltcrim of uU •iltir, far ™ * ™ k ln d g A t* BA BqBK ' Maffet lAifOl Auto M u s, Bcrvlct M l l J i -CT8EAM u x r r x T T *iv u m A v ic n . mu w. y ir a l LVS‘W.t?i Hatty Uallat .................. - “ f ." * 1. i ^ , i , n w m ii, ^ V jv i v > > * H MILK Gen'l Auto Si ij IIS f u r n it u r e *4 ltv .7 B r r .lr a TOP SHOPa f •: at c at la f * r a it til*, are w . la * ai ► M '.i'i n t : ** tlS tn ? * a ll vf *\ H I.A MHOS •:iir cf#riL m -* * Ie**t 'ft! I - 1 » ••! U>l J l f - 1 im .fi I *4*1 * 1 4I ni i f ■i t I ail M If 31 i: • iiiiii fill t*t Dm 11 V, ' • Iikii* • ii'ii w «* » l l ! l 99 U • M ill l i t ............. N; it i *1m (li. * 4 t R W { M ll« Hti 15*. ♦*,;in Mini li* * 1MII*'.» III 1l Mk Ha , It*1 H i n.oMrt I t n K.i'llf tl lin fi*-. i l l y Hu ii.i ti i.i ||i i * H-* ti.»•!••• It* •*» v H,1Iltf 1*11*1 III*; 99 «• M i l l 9V * ' M i l l 94 <* M ill R A IT K R IE H IIA1I. (Ht BRING BUG(It NT I ONB TI) ST. JOHNS ItA B u rn t V, l>. U. Res H I, Sanford LocilcJ Indian Mound Vitlag*. _ ‘ II •.Ml M ■naaiv* w ii.i.aitii Eidrics for auggrations r! ae May tenth. Winner will be nnn aiiici*J May 18th. •' -Y*y >it» — -------- 1 ■4*.t>, . --r: N O ,r n ,T W I U T K H IU IIU JV H A N " * ' 1 Co la thin aedaa and save tha lilt tu p of 4—tell Ik , ear ler what jc b yaxid ft.- P. * tail 13 irii •; CUT OUT FOIt IIAM IY HKFKMKNCB , 't lie t " musi.Lo.dreeetplt», ii'iie m lly sborL easy to un. -i ! ■ in i pionjunce. Jo r XCppaare4*of ru s ty a r ta llw ■<*NSU,Tll> ilU llJIIT g A lilM T l t t X . U c o ln rd U rm le c.U C '.u -I. Ml LO l»it f. 0 iu ia La &ii Ml La Ml fta Lu BUSINESS DIRECTORY Fi r th.- I,-at name submitI' I, In th.' latimitlon of the Iui m i , Ihr Kl. Jtdlna Rabbi1ry wit) givi a chin hitlx d»c, ell :d1,- f° r ri giatrslion. Ftvti O f M y rt!c S t . ’ th* Ufitt#r"faii*Hi «rll| n t i r f fa r Niln " idt f*U |«j |li*4 ltJr.B‘i *rf LA«I tin-* LU in Ltf bll Ml in CLASSI FI ED The Ft. Ji'hna Ualdillry Wi In pi i Imnge its name. .Transportation Company ia»», p* Vrigld-'rc Ren; rvaaoa- a*-r t.n4 l*y vfiiMv *»f i li#I •■•rriiin • ij#r i i"fl# nnd rnfa ittl K4 (I d tltu able. Phone 742—J . »**jr 'if Apr; I, A, l» 111! Ilf* IR* Lu 1*4*1 &1 l^.l im U IW1 if r.M U 31 fr r l Am In*- lin fiin l <I mil I 1.1nr. >% 13a f##i. North 39 fr r l, Kukl 13m f«>| le |a#v 33 lilt II T li# ol mV** am| fur* i i u l n i ’ Klfilt t A■•***••«• Hi" ill*1 . it.iitili. In. r u n i p _ Mi J i l U r U i l i . |‘. i f W l t h o u i lii* ••••*! « n«* o f t ^ r fturli *la«*- »>xi|*1 «•*«•• 'lit#u!* ni « |*nvf»lil# lii tin *«|iiiil in nuaI I *» « 1 *i 1Jnii iil • m it It lni*'r«r#t IfPlA*|i#rf#f(*A 101 It MONTH OLD I'EDIGKKKD KAIII1IT GIVEN FOIt A NAME S A M O K I) a im A p r. t . A pply ApL I . In ifiA rntfUo-r uf lit# llsllt# fit ■ ■ .. * - . ■ -------- K ifK.V flltAT SlVCflAeTAK. Fnrnrihed Apartmani for rent— VOTIIT f»r RVIJf "ark Apt*— Park Are. and fri'Ilf* Ip !■«r*l») (fi#i im, in Ml id WHITE II 111RLE VMAN Stare I>u«r Delivery In (.'it)' l.tfttllH CLELEN T8 A IT S^ -012 Park l\ T fili €*f'f HT OP T int • Ml VTf Jl !Me»t % 4ni» ru n m n iv o ii: AV*. Apt*, for rent aVallablh ll'V T I P 1 .0 M1 1 1 S. i\ »'Mic­ .. 1.4*1 1*11 kT K. 5 W I ® . ’ i# 1 *41! I 1 «|| 3 . Lot 9 L«it / Irit l ft Lnt It l.-tt la I ri'l 1 2 fri 1 I t Irirl If Irit : 1 Iri .l M 1,01 l> iri.i f 1 . 4 .1 : « L t* “• Iri i I d Irit 14 Ir id U l ^ . t 3ft I ri 'l H f #**! 41 al m m viiE N JAt K iONVIl.I.E DEI.AND AND ■- V ain th ti \ n ii k d m ,9(944111" . . . . 49 t l i l n t n t f 1 *1*9 1" . . . . fIcK t-ndurf . «. I '.n n T f h ' l l H Ht ill 1! 19* i n » M li 9d n r i u i M il IdlriuMii 9lal»t" . . M i ii It • 1111 M ill . M ill I|h i Hot « ’» m W* » i'm itt r •*V !l (•Ikli I M IT t i l l ! rUllU’l M il! l HimUi J + r E c u m v m it it tbe rn e ;ilr gre.u* t . . J pU frn vl ilariusouth Un>trrelty. 7 lie acara « u &—1. ll.a ft* KIIKD T. Wtt.t.tAMd, ft liltin g I K J I A N K U W i H i l i l U I I I* H Mt’ l l . l l l V I H l t l N u p leANMH, HtH’T I l H A N K t O t l K M ) | U H A • I B Id 4 door sadan romplrtely otrrhaidrd. npl t'Ulcr, good, Hrre gO"d 1190.011 cavh er trad*, bal­ ance <«<v term.. DAILY SERVICE "HUUokt im » » . |- T f i r , KT KM! 1ST. n a m i :. In Win;i r fiitrtlcn, Irf ti-* u ' i MV elf.7r.JM 'i Il4,t1| - I' i t *'*„ ohffi ftiM f» u h rn I ti M N'ftleft In In rt*U) llirl mm I* »| Aifll* Will I"- r«* * l^*’*X »*;* U'*‘ #.r r*i wkir 1 7 . 1 1 ; 1 TsnmFt * ' in -.-I f t ilfWUtnily r*.t»nl>, Hur Ia. nrwuU-r /ti> t iiiii tn !**■ 1 » WANTED— Home laundry work an! ilitlr !?••- f'ii’irf 11MU'*. *»n TU’ fl**. l> I5,f'*r Ihc f •!>..» j;*.. Dump and flniahed. Wilt rail Mttylim lr c p irf •ittf 11* I*u1 h fa.' and deliver. Jennie Uait<.n, O ffi4tr. 1 * 1 H«*rk In rnxitxei tl h mrIin jlI a Ic liui r t Phone 2702. 1*1 iin lllt, w w ry l*» *■*" iui■#1 tut u jii -nihiy Ari'H* WANTED to th a n trap with un1 ii h lit *t 1 1 1 n 1 0 •1 " h m. 1 « 1 w t* I [tit / rx b ' i*M*, nr Im»Iii itw f in* soma responsible man, from 3 ly fu tt'h c d 2 room a ra n men I. te ith , hot water, garage •! si: \iu iikii A rinOltlH lt Mill Hull • i y %vi|j i ii:hi |*i* n|i. ntifiu .1 12— W A N TK D F O R K E N T , FurnM ssd room * on second flo o r o f H erald building Can b . rented do a vary rcasonbVU h *•!*. In q u R b lo f f l b o * * , Tha H arold. * Ml \V(*!•*fl **- llal i . !: Aft n( U*r ilt'iilli i ^i 4 » IK|i:.\l.: WIIIII.D lil.CDKD M im a ; 13— A p art a im U fo r R an t 'isniil f l**it : vv v i i :.*Jw, 4IN k >— t S . » - 1 * ” I... . I Mil1*11u, (l.tif ...... .It" III ifIff f l i t l , wh i l 'll'* I 1*1 .» I I Fl * l| -> , W I ' * ' "I I m i ’I. f "'(i 1 ill'"!", ntin i* lift .1 u It li :k| • I | .»- . "fill i lii i ii'Ji |hti M |t Ai ftditiK f; Ml. U II 114*1- I nt !•' - k 11 ’ik 'n », I trialti« liijvmr vm« .1 ji «rlf filr* iWii llw tilliixltif* fltiluT'Sfttf il.t* * H«r»’ #f. f**»»sl > l n i * h l». A. I* Itw . . KIN*I IV* p N i K i ; ) )R SALkL-Emnla plant*, Giant Ail»tihi^lPr!'*r »«f I MW •if Ir**rn* vv*. I%n V**, IV . *’ Dahlia-flew*wed. From Burpte’a / M tltr. in I <91 ItL — PLANTfi r i him 6 i .* || IlMlka LEGAL NOTICES fas at, e«rda, T. W. Wilai«. 3rd Ht. Phone a 3 - V . I i iii rL v ♦'Mitt' in \.ee: T39.ll 1ll«( UNOtill 1 ft »« |«» Hit fl 12 »ni*h Muriii ^ 'i u r if |! 8 » * I« of I ’ ti B41 l" ll 11•H 9'|* r I I 19 t <■-bi*BI « t|D 11*4. 11ti%•’♦llolttM. "»r. S 'R ft J*llt iMitiifl." InlrfY "! r a n I III A rlliiia r tn. 1*11# ..J I It,Tlf.lt T mI d I I 'f f l * till11> liy ai.j^ >t.i |.i"H M ^J 'itvnrra_______ ■....... I.. .I . '.I I >_lM N ul l' ll ." " t D M I Mint -lew F it * f ’a 'A V r*A fV -* ■ M»* \i SI l « t It.T fM l ,4 I l j l .■ ifiiil H IM lift »* ifwl p«|. ) il*, ti intfh riH’k li i«r »* ii.ins (?i*3 p *i >»!■- w»irfi»«‘* lit*Hint**nt *» air iall* B4| fl. I* * iiiirfrlt* nil** | iflnrti** <* lor ** Tv Tj iI«r II Hill I- M •!« •»» i t i l lira fi i lit#li «lr«»n *i|# lull! «i illi iV |*rr linlicated lo putilic use. m rlidlita 4*r i»*.i4U»»l ►«U* BABBITS FUR 8ALE-Prdigre*d g-htvilr: and re arial« red breeding stork Y*m. fitil * m h »tf y****, lire luerFl’V I i*ml r* in I rwill t.. •Iso young pedigreed alock eligible Iti«hf!f!«* f l V I’lit Ir't ■ nil*! i l r tUH'In’ w v. 1*1" Milt, for rsglatreslon. Chinchilla* *r e l i K r >f y i h l »it*i> I t w .*y.iiF.w! »ir th«Bir *.f vv, c x itiK i; whita hla* sv*d beverens and New •PtfUt if, I -il * * f Ifepfilli'rtt# I'titlUlVi Zealand Wmte*. St. Johna l!ah- ^ h rilin. In lit® ll**n - **■ •? W'Rri.R, «»* Sr ini.Mini# I ’fmntr, | try, Indian Mound VBiara, San- itfuil!ii|r !il*» niiit** in fjhr i ,i'iu .;j‘ »ted. P. O. Rn«. bag ■f Hip Irt h't rillMi,f iVatliil* „ I ' 1 r'i1« 3*»2 llvt. fl. rurl* * xtitlcr I IV hn. ft »ln « lf rnrlt *• 4*« 7 . 1 - iinallcst pint o! real • ate in i nc* tmrid it ih u imy trlaiu le. K mss part of an e v u m ite p l.t Hint the City of Nrw Vork purchaieil ti ma'-e n itreec. but lor seme unknown rrn-on Ihc m m ilnpallir'i auivryon loreot In Include II in It*.' ir charts. al;U so the plot n c u r has U ru ALL KINDS i f furniture for *ul'. -H elp W anted (F e m a le ) very r.'csettchlc. cne-lhiid ca*H, R * la b lj Iran with r a r a t Direct balance I, 2 and 3 nion.h*. 103 \V, Factory Represent ilive in Snn 3rd St. 10 H— ita b tiiu W n tT B -IIIG H L B Y M A N v lfii ..Akv'Dii*Kn**f in Mififiinl Atwfyjw Hfrwwi |F»si»t Iflm .............. . utilili nllH » t* Ini'll hwh b * n » Hrti.tr. lr« n lr<1. Press.. Power Trust l^nnections Probed l\ i i t i l i T o r i nt \ T t n t » ..v » i :iit > iii.ii r t j i M V . u i v i 't ; n r , I I . lilt III v in t« a;«>fxiif xvf vv. H f lK J J , (M iau ril. Ti* fill i l«''|t»4»rw. It il l!* 4 *. illhf 1927 rnupe runs Ilk* like now, to test thlo ear l buy II at our law pries, LEGAL ADS - J/ODT^ Da.k I mined l>l-f’I'l t e j r 31— At r r n ge fo r B a le-------------g«a***a on First Street. Finder ! futri .'.nil tin- ii.nii il -n l.y A )pea it* leave nt Dr. l-anglcy'j nft FOR .SALE till RENT—5 acres II. f l r t u ^ h , pn- i.li-ni " f Dig In uf lam* With house on it, ue, k.cl*fh Uuildlng. d u -q jil' Aventtr. Alao 20 acre* In ictiwtiiin-il l*n|H-r nni| fbw tl io H o |fCmp iny, ■’aimer s' aubdi vision, |ui-oJ right 4— Aulotng-ttia tx responalblo party. Now under V. i.e | V t n t r r r . ' 1 *-srl ill. T h o r o u g h l y ■•n r M.vnrnhlp nf~rtt*-U in sevcultivation, all In e'Tery. R-e Nick D obae el it H'l.-p |'l. i n* t owr PNasrre cart and Graham truck*. /ernovesn, lltnrdull Avenue. W A SH IN G T O N , M ..c « — U N R ) ' In t'l" D il-' r .: ir„ grou/ Elm and 13th Street. Phone 3. FOR SAt.E—Cheap -1 0 acres Qvl- j 'o f southern p tild i'•i ■•'ie T he eoi< - -Widening o f i ■■ i —it > ed-* inuck land—price right— . . ©ID YOU KNOW THAT* YOU li pal—f >ai!i-—i >|.».-..- , i<(—*i.*.e ■—•P iltel-'n -Itt.1 m r .'lft -tn c p - tv lift hr: t id ijiin i tf i ‘ -. ■». .pi per, CAN GET YOUR CLOSED t:nns rvnacnable, (iolclough Rea] ill linn Irtu - n ; ipei I on- i. ,i- v, T«h i’... |n . th itlnilnl Mu ' CAR TOP REPAIRED WHEN y Co. Tel. 732. nertlun' -if : in, Dili •' n:d l'.-. dill* l el iri'liie . iiieetion. IT NEEDS IT AT SANFORD 22—Ileal Ealatc for S;;le |or II d I 'll. I .r jlp a li; W I. i n i | C .un. *v tl.if ...............I i NOVELTY WORKS 113 NO. m r'i i-d l iI. v. s-i i:«< - . it. He ■!, ii.s lilted t Twn puld'nhi i % Wil’inm I t ill n i l * . this .polnl. fw 5 well io.auil lot* in Volusia FRENCH AVE. county, on Stale Highway, will verre ".ml llninhl D ili, pniprie i— Dust n e w Serv ice r.| •xchange for auvali tar, coupe ore ■* the S ' u ii i ii\C C ErrS PLAN Dtrahl. ('oltrfnbin *l;. C i I! emit .referred. I'liona 423—W. WIGHT J ;n i ;* r SHOP * u a ’c and ’ Align.1, i i' 1 tN.M’l ’i lJ AT LAKE P IA flH . U V - I c t l Frankie Fr.w h. M-mnd 1 P A R IS. M n ft-.itv s t Dr SNAPPY acre ice on any thing ii. iC— .'HisccIlnneouH For Sole I rfur*» l*9i t Tinn III P ;c HI t mil* t'n n lli.ali, mull III* ti let’ll. M alt Munalun. amt M .litn .tl S tlih c lit, , , f " th. l. printing. A nhone e * I will gel rummi!"'lim M-.y I ti-. ir ito j*. I rankle is u u iU ik u h u e lo keep In Lam ing lor the coming f l ; tri d ' l t f . ’ .1 1 ' ti " f t-r ir.'i l l to \ )u to nr man. PNna 417—IV, # -Rail IUJiJ Chervolct Coach nnj furnlVi the reci-n. te ii*irv ha-a Ball starutt. t ' p a r►f-r I m l t t l i t •• r«»r ft r v n c c . I n . . c t-plird th tuii- fur r/ e. Chinp. Party go­ Intrrn tl r if read Arc. - f (K Iilll< * I ' :' 1 t t V ■ • Itiy rN i wwa ild i ing north. 51*1 Valeneia Drive or B U IL D IN G B L O C K S —Irrigation •1 . i .. t n t iiTiTi'Hi. cnrporrtlnn lu'A "i {* it IWM Cl* l*J call OHI—W. tilts. WIDEN Ell DIES 1 1 boxes and f t r r r n l cem ent work. H i t h i t 1r r v n t i u l l . , il u n . , f|1'i t a l l y Cullpfro 0 1 rtock In t' llal I * n r IJislm p s I HERE IS n" economy in iettln; pi>ralku\. Ttii* , I f i l m n y w • I n n f h i i i M t -.1 t.l li t< ri ; ' ,1. M iracle Concrete Co. J . E . T a r I n il*M » K 4 -l‘h lA , Mny. «» U isi'lu st's P r o g n i n i furniture “g i t > piece*". A coal w illeger, I’ron, 3rd and Elm . M\ * - Falist * tb .. i W i *i of WnterSpnr latntU' r will do th IS I , Mill WlUt'ro|IRI l . d l ' 1 " r 1 *" |M \Vi•I■'I»1'*» » -. \*;fr i.f .1 LANKY'S ft?U p STORE— ■ '" ‘ " I r e k . Roll by PAN FORD PA TNI i ■ mh I ui itr.itt'l , .Hill •»!* »»l 1 * 1 I. Vrlptlons, Drugs, Soda, C. r c n L c r r j r n r : I Tv’ e t D e f e n d e r *■ !■ n i *"d WALL PAPER CO, llu W u t i •!< t ivi* ;m i« l> ' 'm as near as your phoev. S. U l l j ^ j N i,,i n piinl r? Cull f 01. •. iii m! j> lapiIeTv m i l ' i» . tli» I ford » ’H n * « ;b y c junli<-a. No experlencs n:eoa..nry. I ’ nur.ui.l oil portunity (o r advan tm -n t. Mint be w illing to ita r t on rm '-ona'd* b n sb . Hynrro M<.t<rs Cumpany, B a ttle Creek Michigan, Am mi.s. n tiiciu iT v otsSm ta iiiv m m i p iio « ; * t t on ^ iVii.i.iiwiMi wvmttrrsi r.v M jtrm ) s v k v i h vkuw 4IR9I1 «vn i:srr t «- m im iiihi vv «rtts:s.-r t a n u ih iiih iv v n u m r-vi.ttiiTTi* ti.w r r r ti a tvK v i ;V mi »: H tT n« m s t tur o u i i i i at vv rk.v s hi rb. .. . r of l‘« v lfif P ilm llW Thp ff»ll»iwiiiK It* I lift fill i*I 4»fl miilrtl ^ w H lm f AVwliuw frstiii llrlirlit H lirrl L ilith I i WoiHlnirf Hlfprl F r a n k ie avJjk, *r 7>VW,V4.’^ PARIS, May « . ' - ( » many’* right to eeoim ia tec lion wgs expected to be < fratur. of the reparatlow ■ten late (h|* afternoon. It waa understood tha lljalmar Schjcht, ch’eff 0 German delegation, would the allied experie a t 4 tha: Germany make* R a < tlcn the would have tho rightt •uapend reparation payment* deipand an Investigation Of rapae’ty to pay If th« CO feel* herself unable to obligation* ia the future.— in Herald Classified Ads Reach Thousands T hey Su sp en d \ ~ * * * *• � 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. 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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>, May 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/c06ead939d97addfef83c81171b075d5.pdf 7419fb506ba4a94c31e25e4750484cc1 PDF Text Text T mkm ■ - r- , , . , 9 U* * ■ an L aaacd W ire In te rn a tio n a l Newa S e rv ic e in d e p e n d e n t d . Another Race Bill Sent To Committee Bill Would Legalize t'ug.listiciCjxhihition In State Of Florida * --------- « i • TA IXA IfA nSd' Fla* May 7 — (IN S)— Creation a t . a atata •thinic rommaalon and legalitlng 15 round boxing ex. hibltlcns In Florida wa* pro­ posed in a bill Introduced 'Hi tlie. atate hiuae of ‘ repreaentativrt today. Wreatllnt matchaa would al*o We aanctioaed under the mraxure. Report of the ape-rial' llouae Committee In Inveatigale the Lauren Hill Co-Operative lug Expert OnAdvertli IngPlan; tbwti it-her* frt m flood condlt'-na. Week*, of llolmea, aever. £ly criticised Oroavrnor Uawe in connection w th the latter'* lette, concerning the atatlatlrlan'a financial survey »f the atite 1 1 1 1 * With rrpoit* rurrvlit herr that W flTf TUpiatenfative C. W. Kiuimlugor ‘ ha* or I* about tu inti.*luce ■ n p p . meaaure to imeatlgate the af" i J a - falr> thc I*1* 1* Hianl Hoard, a I C lS t telegram uf proteat, rigned b) I I rn rl p prominent bu»lne*a men, waa fa*"* of i ll . Knumlnger's LUUv (he Jrgi*l»tor thla * U g 8 morning. ‘ • ' -------- poiilH n _un lha question were ' f ow The telegram aald the Florida (IN S) j f i n a j Imtaatry" t*~facing-n-erM a »^«1 J ° ( and described Ihi* a* u 'very In­ galore I opportune lime tu rtmdurt any lnJ50h.- ve.lgatlon." It appealid to Mr i wink Entuuingrr wil.i the warning that lummt “we should bend every i nergy and mual concentrate all po*aihlr Influence :h«cht Ugnds Condi­ t i o n U tif tr Which His Cduntft WUlAcccpt' Yountffe [Terms TAl.r.AiiASS’Ht:. j u r r veralty of Kanaaa. MUIHFIEI.I), Scotland. May 7 "Kino," .aid the Major much re(IN SI—Tlie eagle acreamed It* lievail "You report to the diUu The following name* were signmoat Jubilant nota trday aa loo Slnrl.il H egel, home-bred American proIlia duties in the drug room fee*tonal, ami n«bby I'ru'ckahank. won't lie onatuus. In the firsl an adopted one, (inlslaf firat ami place, there aren't many jlntgt-second ItrtM 'qualifying round of The rhelve* and cabinets ale the Uf ti*h ePvn golf .champion, »p*r*e|v filled wilh things ihni u*ually are found In the ordinary ship In the la re ,o f lompetltion family mediclnu rloaet. Iodine, dial rame to dour, *«4d Muir- llrat aid equipment, an,| a gotally field from the earth and Ita four supple of what the alloy u»ed to coiners. Uirgrl lni|nrttuu», »nu>- know aa “Cl. C.“ pill*. Kir. litnal hut ra,*..bl. of great deed*, The oil magnate I* the first played the rourae todav In two reziilenil idiarniucisl ever III **'• lor h spiraling i U equalling rarnrfrated in the jail, according Measure CarriesHighpar on lioth nlnaa, aatabllahlng the to iccuid* III. Mryii* llyinan, the est Protective Rate tow score of tlie tournament to jail physirian, wa* nvnjuyed lo data ami prostrating the field gel an assistant. Ilerrlofore Hr. In History Of U. S. Three *1 rule* lm k of the trull- llyinan ha* been mixing hi* own with Ida two-day total of 144. medivine* and roinpniinilitig hit WASHINGTON, M*v 7 A new Iilaaer raioe Ciuickahank who»e own pill*, hut for the next H'.l •lav* Foidnej•McCunt'ivr Art of U1! 74 today represented a tranquil hr It going to have a well-equip­ fnr tbe purpose of protecting round of gulf, unmaried by un- ped n*al*tant. If there are ninny operation* American Imluxiry und iigiicultu*tputts each at the lenity and tiav. during thi* periad, Simliiir will trum rniiipelitiuii of n irviviag art e* the doctor'* interne. world industry, wn» liilrvuluieil In entli hole*. ; It- wa* n irlief for Sinclair to I Cyril Tolley and H. A. Whita* the ll-ruac toilay by Hep. Wild* C. grt aaalgm-il to the drug inmii coiube, tlm Lnglishmen were ttawlay iHI iq Oregon , rkail-" brat ki ted at JMI, wbllg Georga For ooa thing, It took him away man uf the liaya on.1 Means Hum the front office to a some­ Von Kim, Amcr can amateur champtou o» tti»re year* agu, was what Isolated position In the In­ Committee, The bill rai/ir* the highest tied at 151 with Georg* Human stitution, and thus out of the waj und A. K. Whiling, of Great Brit­ of »ighl»eer* an,i “alummenr*" pintective turifl lute* ever pro* He hud a rather had night, lie ain. In uddilli n, Al Walrous. an|ni rtl In the American CoilglM, itln-r Ann man, flnlshetl in a didn't sleep much, according lo hi* neighbors. On on* aide of him wo* nut et thv *amv tiiVe ,lt» *p •• dead heat with Parkins. Knglands a hookmakrr doing a slmrl soi* .declared, fudy ni--«ta Pi - iBhlnttLser, ."but that a well-r-on- amateur rhamplon anti Auhl* stretch for taking l>el* on the dint Hoover’s jojuncilue to lit. d inniprli'ti si lo“. ponies. Sinclair didn't wholly un reived aikvertlslng campaign, It wax u big tiny f«e American tariff leadjustiprnt t.i c.iicrgcii , ploy ng up the health val-ie* of golf, width uppoirntly know* Hi­ die**, lie removed hia shirt and coi.ditlun* und new industries. laid down on hie cot with hi* .rirry, will do nrinh to iircrcMu lly vis# but big day* In British House.* un. Hr sat up frequenlH Appmxinmtrly W priernt «f rtnrumer demand. And once you U|ien tonijietitioo. Accord ng to throughout the long night to hav# Increased ron*um«r demarrl tbe official figure*, which quali­ smoke rigiirrttea on the edge r f t,.e ihoosand* nf rates in the Ftndney-McCunilier uct were you hav« gone a long way |rit.ird» fied |l« player* nl a maximum the hunk. getting better price* lor celery. medal accre uf 102, every Amcr. lie wa* awake when the flr*t rbangrtl in ihe bill. The measure I expect to attend -.oqtgliC* Hirel­ Iran of consequence qualified for bell rang thU morning at 5:45 waa presented a* a Reptihllrnn ing and rr:m a l ! van learn lh„ regular championship rounds, A. M. At that hour, only 40 ipilr* program having been written ex­ 2 ting tomorrow. . . . away at Pimlico hia horses were clusively by the Hepbllcan mem­ around the c ty. there wil| l«* very T m llarne* anti Johnny harrel, few of tbe celery folks n-.t pres­ present American open champion, getting lheir morning work-outs ber* of the way* and meant under stable boy* that hr never Committee. ent) drew it a bit fine at HW; Al fca- heard nf. The (ominlttie adopted a com pointing out the fart *or.i the pinoaa, wa* even more shaky at Ureakfaat waa rather a trial, promlM- In Ilia better light ovs> Individual celery grower will pro- 101, lan d Ed Dudley wa* In a was Ihr rynotui* of all eye* the sugar acliedulri Thr- ta ii'f uownrtght precarious spot at I11*- in the big nirs* hall. Ha didn't rat (Continued Un I'a l* Three) much Just gulped some of the coffee. After breakfast cams hi* sasalo,, Dvans ToOoTo Boston with Major Beak. Then he was Oh 'Business Mission put In rharga of his Imokmakei neighbor for a short walk around tr« Institution in order to fgmjliaFrank Evana, county commix* rise himself with the place. a loner, will leave tomorrow foi ’ IU asked where he could g it m BoaUn,.where he goM Uoatow*.where got* on bualm-** uuano-—. drink of water. The bookie led him He will be arvompanlad by m l over to the community cooler, Kvana and children, who wlU re­ with a single dipper that has main in the north for the remain­ grown giay in rervlce der of the summer. Mr. Kvana plan( to ttturn to MAKKH IIIBCOVKIIY Sanford enriy in June for a few days and Ikon return to Boat in BERLIN , May 7.—(IN 8 )—Hr. far taro months. I)u nag hia second He* Mueller, writing In a Munich visit he egpocia lo lake an <iweekly periodical, say* that, a f­ tcnslv* motor trip, nccompantel ter Investigating 4(1 womrn. he by hU family. .. , finds that the Dobing of hair find, that lha bobbing of hair causes an underalted growth -f High School Pupils hair upon lha rkln and upper Ho. a repreaentatlva of l.ahlng crganlaatlon, the Curtia Publish ng Co. of Phlladalpha. t reftr, of rourae, to Wilbur n. Defiedlet, who will wake an addreaa here lon’ght „n co-operative effort. “The Curtia organixatlon Ho-» not content Itaell merely with the publishing of the Saturday Even­ ing Port, the Lad es Home Jour­ nal, and the CountYy Gentleman— gigantic though that U*k I* -hut ,t alto maintains a research Mali that co-operates with manufsclurera. inatilutlona and a»*oria- i f Gl*cy.“ * different is B ea d O f . ary Chamber cold xtoraifc o f mont f r u i t * mill y e g c ta b W , were nnnouncod Unlay by a ta te p lant IhmihI o fficia la who a re Rttem ptinK i« e ra d id e tlie Med* iterrn n ean fr u it fly fro m Ipfrated F lo rid a g ro v e*. . »• It al*n wa* announced that of* fir at* nf the plant hoard amt rnlioad* operating within the •tale had agreed on a plan where­ by al |>a»aenger tralna would bh mr pa**engera. Freight cr,ra are to be m otet wilh rioted door* at all time*, wniler th* arrangement, and aL* von unfavorable light lenda to hinder lla progress, If la further con- ■rrened, Trial Of Dry Solon I h Set For Afternoon In Key W est Court Thr all ea. It waa said, had pre­ sumed that the figin r* of thr Young pi'll bull been ba*e«l up.m all isiultiltdele rut III Ihr mixed KKY WF.ST. Fla.. Mav 7 claim* of Hie Allies and the Un l (IN S)—Battle dices were drawn ed Slate*, but distoveritd iithu today for the start of the *eu»u- wise. l|ljtrad oil niaking dnhirtion* (lonnl trial nf Hep. Alfred MicharU-m, dry Illinois congress muii, <|T lound, nil ed *|tckr*mrn claim ilharged with violation of the fed- tbal Thalrman Young increased ILIdhk'IPd.B'gtka »V r v j v *•- —w and "i n mail* new The dry representi IIve’a trial I nils In the All'es* claims Inti ling rrj.tMtO.OOO marks It wa* ur i -rwill Mart in federal ( flirt here *1 •too,| that the brunt of the *erri2 o'clock thla aflrno< i. Tlie rare ■flee wnulil full upon Kngliptd wa* oiiginall) set oi Monday, i The Belgian and Halim, dele­ but wa* po*lponpd ur it today he- I gate* were Ihe first t i c -lifer cause of the death nf i relative ef |w tli Chairman Young, lie lord nn one ef Ihe Mnliarlso, lawyer*. engagement to meet Kmiie M rA* soon a* the ri -c la railed eau, chief of Ihe French deb-gn this aflanimm, it w ai understieal, lion. Inter in the day. rou 11*1-1 for Hep, Micpsclson will “We shall strive I,, nviiil j present mol on* lo i(ka*h the In­ rupture lo the extent -f suit fir­ dictment agairnt bl^ dunging ing a billion or so francs, retriev­ Illegal liii|H>rtalnui. tymspiirtalleii ing them later.'' n *p«.k»-siunn fur und possession of wJiiskcy. The the French delegation tell lo e rground* for the nnd tin were net nailonal News Service. revealed. Tlie disrusai->n* t -lux dea l The prosecution *A ff *» « in­ wilh the German reservation* and creased today hy N. J . Mnrrivon, the dixpo* tlmi of pro'll* from a aper.al ax*Utan| l^iited Stale* •h.. promised international repsrattoine). who rerently prosecuted aion hank. Texas Guiiuin and llrlcn Morgan, Wlirn today** ronversatlun* I**-night club hostesses, in New York. can five nat on* Amertra, h.ny Speaking for the first time land, Italy, Japan und Cnnuny since hl« arreat In Chicago. Hep. —were leaning Inward* :h^ Ym.ng plan aa the beat mean* uf aril ling inr reparation ls*ue. Frame and llvlgum were AvtlhhobPnf; ihri'r Miami. Ijmcebq lw*ter ami Ar­ thur Gomel, of Key Weil will ataist him. Wiliam Hughes, ri-crnlI f named dislrirl atlorney, will InIb thargr of the prosecution. The abatement to In- filed be­ fore the court when the trial Is railed. It wa* learned thi* mornlag, will allege that the gran I jury which itidirtrd Hep. Michatlaon waa an illegally constituted With the one exception the hill* weiv approved Id to *1 In Iheromliiitlee Tlie r-Xceplion (nought a vote of II lo 2. The ht»l mea>..u appiovid piovldrd foi the di*tii tuition of oinking fund* lor ro.ul ni>,| budge bond* l**oed by vnutlIlea and *povial dlalllet*. It i* ul»o .-•Inhli.lied u boaid of admlni,t. at ion with reniral povn r loi op|Miitlonnu-nt of luno* f r o iu 'ie ruuntlvs f * i ’>payment or thi* In frar of harboring the fly. They dehlmlliea*. a«c *wrct polatoes, collarda* olifA . Th* s x ood lull called fox a aim. sweet H *s. and sweet potatoes. *" Ur.r dl*titbutl»n of achool tumli The new i ul„ on movement .o f und u similnr boiii,| ol admim*tra- iloil. A|quolionmeiil of *tute mad lundt on a pii-lereniial hu*i* lliroogh 51 id tile *tule‘» 117 cuudUu wa* provided In the thir,| bill, ib a Via* aJio-ioled at tile sug­ gestion ol llvpieaeiitnllve hwcgci .o looiiili* lit i H • -lat** mo | de­ partment und county official* bo MOiihiii lo uImOii'im* luno* piovuh-d under the uu-UMile lo tile colt* 11 vhI loo ol luti'iul loa* ill llucounty or vvInn they had been complete.!. "llie tom III bill would piovlde fm collection ol ail valorem luxes on uutomnbdr l»v ii'iiniy (mx ««•! In t o i». l iit'M' four im iU o f th«* utlniini •I i mi loti lux I'liin lu o iiylii lo .1 VollF Till* M ill lull, M K’ltlutllltf |l«l I lllllt loll Of uutolliolllll* lll l'IIAC tsiK rr%»nur, t»vr,| I I to 'J Hop* i 'M'Ii I mI i %i * Swi'iri'r, muinii; hi* Yule fo r- -iim lrail o f aimhim lo r liill . cltrua fruit In hifk, a* announced tmU). real*: > "The movement of citrus fruit* in bulk for sale nr delivery or inleiini-d sale or barter within tho atate of Florida la prohibited. Pry. vidrd that Ihi* rule »hall nut up. ply to movement* of rllru* fruit fiom ivpprovcil grove* to pa.-king house*, for »hipmrnt under permit In arenrilanre with the n/e* and regulrliona of the Un'trd States department of Mgrirulture nnd of the State Plant ||<>nnl of F I,r llu. ' “Provided fuitlier that the SUrtn Pb,n II urd tmiy i**ue |ieril'ita ten' the movement of r tm» fridt* in bulk ynm «p,|rovlcd pick ng liousex to approved processing' |lunl* when l«ilh ure Inc ited out(Continued an page I) ’llu- icotntior m(•ininrnilril thm llxiilittUAKl On Ilnur Ih fr rp “BlueRibbon” JuryTo Jury Enters Its Third Try ToHch Murderer Day Of Deliberations NASHVILLE, Trim., May 7. (INN)— The jutv trying Wnltrr Iwggrtl, wealthy grain merchant for the “lovr iiungh-'' muider of Fumey Cunriingliam, hotel manager, rnlrrerl Its Ihrld day of deliberation toilay, apparently ho|M-lrs>ly tlr-sulorki-rt. ijggplt enten-d u pic* nf self­ defense. lie ehiq and killed Cun­ ningham a» the latter rame up­ bod)r' . * i on him leaving Cunningham'* It charges that the regular grand July for the Jacksonville home following a visit w th the federal court term of |rre*mber. hotel manager's wife. \ m , waa impannrled by Judge Lake Jones on Apr. IU. HIS, and that th* Indictment agalmt Rep. klrharlson waa returned by a second grand Jury Impanelled by Judge Rol-ert It. Ervin on Oct. I, 11*2*1, during Ihe same term of Funeral aervlrra for E. A. Quigg. former Hanfurd resident court. who died Sunday afternoon al hi* hi .ur In Orlamja. woe* held Mud- Mrs. Leonardy Back day afternoon from the ('airy FYcm State Capital Hand i thgpal, Orta ode, with Rev U. K. Rice officiating. Interment Mrs. John G Leonardy. who a rail* ^Some erfhe faeurltea re­ took place In Groonarood Cemeha* been In Tallaha»ae# lobbying covered a po nt or two, the air­ u-iy. t Mr. Qulgg waa bora In Oawrgo, lac several measure* Intreduced plane apecialtlea meanwhile jump­ N. V. and cam* to Florida In 1**°- into th* legislature, returned to ing a dosen point* or so and tha settling la Orlando whore be re- daafard last night fur a 'breath, oils push ng through to tha hitheit tag spell" of several day*. Hoc |.r ces of tha week. flans te go bach to lha capital The market as a whol, lacked right years, returning several yean U * last of thi* weou or tha Dial Interest for spy hut the prt.fe»*lon. a* west to reaum# her work, ago to Orlando. While her* be «■ “behind 'tha Mrs. Lronaidy reported things ala who wrorkad gaged la the contracting buaiams "humming^ In TaUatesaeo, witn acmes" In thalr ipcculatlv* favorwith B A. Douglass. Be*Idee hi* widow, ha leave* tha legUlaturs facing a hercolexn Xea and tha money sltoatksi la seven children, Mrs, MUton Bar­ task I atrylng to despoaa Impor- a t r * puiglng than aver to tha low, Mrs. Baxter Lang and laat assaiures before It enmoo to beat of tha stark market experts. Bquaaalng of tha money bogs la Stanley Qulgg of OrUad*. Mr*. a close tha first of Jana. T «r Herr# J Utertoag of Winter halted Be II* work, th# aalona ere th« mast effective terrier to th* U dh« lha prnepoct af many •»Gaiden, lfr * . t J- Reilly and Mr*. forward move la Industrial stocks William Clqps af Basils and Mrj- rva amaian# to I B caaght up," and only thf teHteUy alren* p*«L A te*4r ------ •• a .a Funeral Rites F o r EsAsQuiggAreHelri In Orlando Monday Regulations 'roExter* minate F ru it" B e i t . Are Instituted By nluiUamo-e-inr -a-f, *** H•UcWaVe Tax BeductionScheme Of Governor , (liven Okey By Committee Bobby Cruickshank Is Setond,Foliowed By Two KngliahPlayera h'a high school; pupils, taking part in a national e*aay and decla­ mation coataet, wUl apoak to■sorrow night la- lha auditorium J* a compaction to detarlilnt lo- TAI.l*AHAtWEE. Fla.. Mav 7 _ l |S S I-A n o th er racing bill «>■ In the hand* of tbe Flori­ da l.egl»lature today. It npI Hr. to St John* County onlyi nn<l follow* cloaelv the Senate bill for llade County, provid­ ing for a referendum and elect­ ion. Unlike the Hade bill, hownf lioth dog an,| horae track*, ever, providing fur operation TW St. Johna Itill would limit rn*l|>* ta-kvvaea. .llnder lt» "protialohar- the ' atata "VouTd ...llrvV 12 L 2 perrap*. of the and the proceed*- would, au to the general revenue fund of the atate. Thr mraauie i» In the hand* of the putdlr amuaement* rommitter and probably will l»e reported out in a few daya. LEO DIEGEL WINS QUALIFYING PLAY IN BRITISH OPEN To Deliver Essays N U M B E R 1! Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations SANFORD FLORIDA. TU (INN) A “blue ribbon" ginud jUrv including f o j- women, two litililrirrs, ihe l taynr of I'laio*iit-lcl. N. J , arid one of Ihe Union County park cuiniiiisahincra will wiigh |lv evidenve iiguini! 1 o-ll Cciiln Cambpcll. ■unfrvsrd "tn lch " niunlcrcr of hi* seventh wife. It was announced today Campbell. »oii.ctinie» known I* C o te , whole wife un,| three rh il d u n m e in le llr im -n t now, last -Harried Mildred Mowi y. G reen­ ville, I'a., whom lie killed and tl cn liuriw,| la*t winter Stocks Rally Today Despite Call Loan Rate Of Fourteen Per Cent tlon of a few I f the apecialllci, with poweiful |N»il backing, pormill an occasional move ag*ln*l the |rvnd of the market aa a whole. Iln ted Aircraft Jumped |:l points to 10(1 and International T*| and Trl pmvrd up II I-I to Ski 1-2 on report* of Urge de­ velopment* in the business of the corporation; but thee- were -he only features o f s dull and shift* Isas market, with the at I n g vol­ ume redurrd about 30 per cent from that of the last four full soosions. Moat of tha little built were ufrdd to venture Into tho market today, because of tho hoavjr “over­ head'' Imposed on trading hy tha high money rates. A 14 por cant red* more than doubles th* charge* oa margin accounts and eat* up p *w r preflU |t *o aU ralA f r*t«. Rayon MIIIh Start Part Time Operation ELIZABETH, T^nn., May. 7 U N SI—Every drpartmd.it cf thq American llemberg and Amarlean (ilanlislnff rayon planla, cloaed down a few week a ago by a strlka of the 5,500 employe*, today liegan opera! nn on iy |iart al baala, Dr. A. Mothwurf, president of the i-ori oretions, declared. "W e are highly pleaaed wilh the response to our invitation In our former rm|fjyr« to rrunt to work" >a!,i Hr. Mothwurf.' While ther.‘ have l*-en no major disturbances since lh- tv-opcnuig ol' Ihe mills, five companies of national ruardmrn formed a c< rdon around th* plani* to prevent vUilanc*. Onetime Patronage 1 Leader Pays V isit WASHINGTON, May. 7~-<IN8) —Joseph TtBmt, Rrpubl'ran nat­ ional rommitteeman of South Cm ( na and one of the "old guard" President Hoover refused to rc-c gnitt In hia naw council fa t .1 atributioa uf federal patroaag* in the Bouth, called at the Wklto House today. Mr. Iloovtr waa meeC-ag wltl* hia cabinet and Tribal aaw big’ chief secretary, Ge.rgw Akoaaon. Asked about tha natur# of hid visit, Talbot aaleb “They'll do tho talk ng i they're if I good ftllowa.'* HAH LONB FIGHT . BROCKTON, Mas*-, (IN S )-O B f Councillor Coleman, a Democtc found hlmaelf In a lore datarmln* If U. B. 8< Thomas HafUn (D) should t e arrested for at a St. Patrick's ‘ day �I ( . . . * . ■- T r, v, * ? T ’L l X tL ii ' IV tsslonal Program U GetUnder Way mghtln NewYork Continues Walah Predicts England W ill Gain Open Crown A t B E H E LPlV ltW N M u ir field During W eek CLASSIC^ WOODS Muirfield Course Will O ffer Fine Test For G o l f Contestants By DAVIS J. WALSll la'.eraatloaal Newa Setwl.e Hporta Editor. NEW YORK. May * - ( I N S ) — England'* great efcanca to reclaim at leaat In part “the glory that was KorneV will come to It on the *lnd.whlpped done* of Muirfield lh ■ week, with the holding of the annual British open gol| champ­ ionship. TH* once waa an inrtltuTCW a* Anglican aa the Rank of England'ana, up-la ItlXI* the bm>d of ho Inthiel a* much a* earr*scri a handle of, the thamplonship cup. LYORK, May 0.—(IN S)— raak'a pnt restonkl box ng ■ la Naw York get* unt the f i t NicheI aa arena \ Benny Rate, Phlladelrieeaw who e c u haU tha hri) 7*tle, and Potey 'jjjf lir r ik>hRc»gi . ▼ ilira bout, of i\ii week land fight- i t Madison M o n on Prlday, n!*r! ihe rival lightweight*, line# of Cleveland, ond I Kaplan former T«sthsivs^we sw*ev rwgigkt champion. from 11*21 la 'Ihe present, nave $fal|aca, acheved an overnight bitn , iiivessjve an ilallogcther the rpBUlliti turo year* ago h) American triumph In hnglaml. lopping Kaplan .n five round* rime a hat.tkmwlng epismlr. I* i gM I he first time the Connect I now n hiomlde I think thu smog romplacence of American golf i» in it M ttler had been knocked cut. fur u jolt next week. 'Wallace ha* been bothered w'lh | We hnvr mualrrrd the nmn |mwId hinds and forced t'nto long ir of our profeoional gull nt pert* at Idlenm* by Illness, h-<* Muirfield, probably the stronger 1 til rates aa Sammy Mandril'* tii.oi Amrrira yet ha* S|Min*oii*l. But golf I* the gn-»t lottery «f B it formidable rival. |Mirl. We h**e drnw nthe w-lo. A new national amateur .heavy •nag number In l!*2 l, 11*22, r.»2 l, light champion w II he crowned 1.121, lti.1 l. 11*27, uni 11*2*1, pnillv Ha week at M»dla>n Square uerhuae »• were ho ky unit nioatly tarden whrn boxer* n luui I .rou-e «ve wrie loo gmid. But tl e 0 tea from Canada, Bn* un. im trinian doesn't *lw*y* win. Skill It^eburgh, Phlladelpha and Nr« htu. l synrhronite with lurk and I ,#rk participate In tfn In'ernat cull't *»e how we ran expert the i|U I lourarmrnt tomorrow an I toinUnstiun to click for u« Imicf. Inltriy. ' Thursday n *h t. thir tvnlter llnren, winner »f '. Tjta heavyweight title compril 'brtia Hritl»h title* in 2 he In,', O il Ik I rr Inf 1r - “ n T ' m ^ " nl Is Mt added attraction to the rrg oilier fling at hi* favorite concert, ular programme which has an tn- •ion. Hantaan,' Parrrll and Irirgrl t r r lo t. of seventy crack "8 mon tliiCe n, the grrnt oiedsl players nf thn.MPcrattnr, abut will l-e In tlietp'pwlnplnif on nor bt-lmli. Ilorf.. ,,Tha dtaqualiricarion of Elmer tun Smith, Ihe nmn of the hour -■ (Auddy llowa.d, who. wan the in Amerit-an gulf, Is an entry, *o Is - . iwarywe g.ht fife at Bciton a few Uarlhinald Smith, IlkruiM- Bill weeks ago, la responsible for New Melill- irn, »t t lime under the tin -, Turk getting the hravydeigtit f- plinl slur hivolrisf.In the intlun ' l nal* for Ihe f n t rime In 2’ of the llydrr fiq i niiniuillee in fniling In 11* 00- him fm it* team. frit* . Hpcrkiag or ihist Itupliy, I urn Ralph Kur’relln and Charle, not ronrrmril wl h the fart th t . Hanson of New Yeck, and John niiginnd la-,it oe Tills eitrnni. Meyer ng, of Rulfals, are the <1 me nienol rn-thiui;, exrr-pt that M*ree contenders, All were *Hmlr. n British le-nii was l-eller limn a ted by llowaril In the nat onnl on Ainetiriin te»m on « kiveii dav tournament anil under A. A. U But llie defeul did |tnint the wny rule* are now el'gble to rom|eti to wli t loigli' luipprii lie*I wwk. Tarilly, It meant Ihnl *.kti liun ' amenf themselves for Ihe litla. In, lunger shimlirtrd fitfnilv wl ill How They Stand Montgomery Jacksonville 8-lm* . . Philadelphia Bt. Imuis Ami i.ran golf wn* h-Mine high e.-iaiiiv I In it» dm. ll inranl liint l.iiltbilid W-1* la-ilinliing In n il'- e ilM-lf mi dfi-tlit limit. J o .t uh.it t.ii- |«-mil will l e mm t oe|H-n.| -ule w well Britain r t r r ii* its newli.und belligi ri m y Into nrthm i I Vuliticld It h is eveiylhlng in i'» Unusual Practice O f Not S corin g -M ore Homeruns - ffeporft fro** TI«oct Sqnarr h'ttr to rt sag t i l l U n i,UK Bo.' arg-S plefarc, M .*#of»e**« lin t." It gni » j In pul kin right sp at Ihe rers Up. The yoang Pofhg piegrr. irku ,• roiled "Jlroadtpaf'l /atariIr Iraa .." I* said I t aaifg • reaiaitoMy aitntrlira ::run ptrtenallit wlfh • SplenrfId golrg, srklrk rerorrtr at, flr a i.lt I» Iho HI talking and rim tag plcfarp, TKKTIMONY IS SENSATION I.ONIION, May! O -(IN H ) -A *in*ntum 1 adnrisslm by Seiond i f leer Wal*u.i,\jif the Ill-fated Immport a n d ll that h , waa ru pstructad what |o •ay’’ brforej the Amerran Investlgat'«rt Iregan In New York, wa* matlr.hy him Indiy n the inqulrv •f thq British II ard of Trade. the lest In question. It ha* I’n-q. sidy there t re n ( tnnnv a* 2tl m.'ti in the field who can win till* li*|s withuut iau*uig undue *urniise. Twelvr of them ate Amarlruiia, ttiiieh ut least furninkea a minii-rir-l hn-uk in our favor. The duirn I would name are: lliigro, Kuril II. Saraxrn, Dirgvl, Tuioes.'i. Iturlun Smith, Aimour, filuik-fiank, Mae Smith. Jim Bullies, the IU2fi winner j Mrlhorn, uiid fleorgu Vim Elm, who n*x* to Jiuii'i Is Ihe u’lilld'n gn-ite.it •jin.iieur These ne'n, with Kstiln. i.sa, Wntren, riulilrn and llunley uny one of whom is „ potent . 1 rhaiopdm, stake \meiicn |o a ve.y Impretslve eiruv. II nil e whole und individually, , it is mure impres-ive than Hr it sill's "hig eight," rnmposcd n. '•lili hell, I oiiiiuii, (tie iwu Whin •uiiilirs, fo m p -n n r lla v n s , Ihx-in. er rnd rollon , Yrt un American •oost win nu. heiuil-C of the mt.ls, hoi In pile .of them. Aduiltlintr mr si |h-i tor1 skill lit a inn n-fur-■inn rtim|mris»n, Ihe mhls still n f not with America. We hive made our i lean up; the kInevitable le ielio„ imist he due International News Serv'ce Staff Cnrrospondance. , By F. A. Wray MURIFIKI.D, HCtlTLANDo May 0. -The llrilt»h open golf rhtmpinnsMp wilt open next week in Hassle* ourroun.liiig*. The i-t.omplnnriiip course nt Murlfield I* the home of .th e honorable company' of Edinburgh golfers. In Ihe ordinary way, unutual enJentlsIa are nrresaary in irtrirr m play In quirt and pri. vary on thl* renowned course which frown* upon tire popular rhirmv of mom -fvmmi* resort*. Even morn than Rt. nAdrew*, th* home of the game, this Huh re­ gard* ll*elf aa the “Ar^tocract" of the gome. But It I* » fine championship mure*, allhnugh. at first sight, Ir look* * little flat nnd park­ like in*idr It* stone wall. But when one hn* overcome the diff­ icult first hole, »nd the. very running sr'-enl. then i% general view of tall hill* n|i|Mnra and Ih,. courage of the m-w romer begin* to note. • It I* necessary t" hit far on thl* course. And not only that, one must h 't slra'ght, Imerriee the fairway'* are h u t, cntnparrtlvely narrow glade* rut thrjugh rongh of a tenacious and ul-'qultnn» rhsracter. Thsra la not nneteaay hole Ban D I«o Aircraft Bass At his rtflit U Admiral AsWey M and at his left U Admiral Joacph M n ^ a . commxrrilng tha alnrraft squadrons of the hatUs fleet. An air review of over 100 planet was held in urn. Bilbo's honor. * ________ Th« ninth I* fuf» nf trick* a* we'l I caused by an unruly rabbU of on­ a* trip * and -1m ruined m*ey a lookers, such aa occurred frequent­ ly in Scotland In recent years. , card. Coming home, the ahort thirteen with the gTcen on top of n narrow lilalrou la terror for all. Ami the lung seventeenth, where a badly WASIHNOTOfT May ft-(IN B ) jut gt*l drive fall* to open up the M e , I* i nerve-racking prrl Imtn —Diaelosur* of th* Intarnnt'onal ary to t.‘t# narrow eighteenth with Paper and Posrar Compsny't in­ It* franrom# tr*W«- Many a faaiou* terest In newwpapera today prom­ golfer haa returned a fine eard up pted Rep. U Guild * (R ) of New to these last two hole*, only-ta.flru) York to introduce three bill* de­ hi* hope* dashed at the finIHl. . , signed ta prevent further acqui­ T h . dlstanre of th* roof*#* ll sition of newspapers by power In- Bill S e e k 7 To Limit Newspaper Control of CA93 yard*. Ilrcauu of tha schrdulad loca­ , tion of th« course, and the fact Mil a heavy entrance fee I* charged, Jt is not expected that thert will be an uncontrolable multitude nf spec tat nra, and elaborate arrangemeot* havr Ireen mail* for stewards to prevent Ihe gallerle* overrrowdlng the player*. There'* no likelihood of a repetition of '.he truohie sympathy at all tnwanta.$b* aver­ age golfer. But there nr,, c*mtp*fn,-tion* in lb* *hnpe of heantifnl turf, soft atvl yrilding to the (lot, friendly nnd helpful. And If loe »:rt* Into.tmuhln on the tricky pfv •nth nnd eight holes there la 'al way* the *nl»rr of the beautiful a«lio'nlng Archerfiefil woods. Anil for literary Xn'k, »nrl partirulargilnv. era of Robert l.-rula Ht-ven* .»he«c wood* are rarred *oil. for thl* I* the country of "The Pavilion on th-, l.lnlp.” Arrherf'eld wnorlt I* the (inrilrn Citv Wood In which Frank (lies* |* pitrhnl hi* tent. There are severC ‘nmoes biles on the rourse. The short fourth i» one of theniost intersling. There »| * eonsidershlp grp iretwren tNe hill i where the tee sh-rt !» playetl nn-l 1 Ihe preen. An nrrnrste drive ml»ht i give ir tw ij but the slightest tlev'n | lion might rnuilt in a seven.-The long fiflli is dog-leggrrl. ha* tree, to the left anil smril .l.lls to >the right unit is heavily trapp.’d. A dr ve which a not perfectly si might will Innd In fnrnt of a particular high and steep bunker. The short seventh I* ai*« a death trap. Th,. i<tft'itr*l devi*ri->n fr in the sir ght mean* tradgey. At the eighth on ill-placed ter«h-it ends in ilisnster, ami nulleil second I In Arrherrield Tha fret bill would requir# 1 1 newspaper* to announ)e* oaraer*h|p and ntercsta In the Imuthead of the publlcat'on, a second Would iTguire articles referring to any businrsa nf the owner to be mark­ ed a* advertisement* and a th nl wstuld prevent power companies from mak'ng tax reduction* for lour* Incurred In newspapers In­ vestments. n , Daria J . Walsh h it turfed from hit beb I douM lateraatiaaal Newt B*rriee if he has driven l»m or» than three Sparta Editor. runt, although •eorng ata aa • NEW YORK, Mar «— <IN8 >— rtrietly Pjraonat * « » “«• line# the understanding i t general Thee* " I W j • » t kat r .* o m IL Ruth the well eatual tlnce, aa a atauaurwn, » mown hut hand, a^het to he claim to be a high warded a eontwct for $100,000 Howeyr ttwr MrTe lhelr pur-,, it the end of the eurrent aeaaon.lt poae In Indicating that all, In right not he oot of line to men- deed. It not well with o«r mr. Ion the fart today that trttit he noth: * 1 I liable to dot la the change cut of |p« hatting avtrngo la trifling i two dollar bill, unleta ho. atapt -n^ gh hut It doeen't . tell the ehatrhe <a d & g h»lr»r’ lUetnl la | It0_ - Both haa bean a perennial to mottle nothing-. Hr-hae teynd- u ^ j.v jn mn» scored, run* drieen ad hit way ihVedgh <tddnhtaa 1 * f e r r ,tr a bate hlU.niA.paaagS.ln. late to a dipper .210 in the hat- Edition to hit home rune. Except Jng rerordt and, at time goe on, (n , he department flret taentloit* ihe way ho g elt no better it down. fd ^ |,M he** aUaael Usstute. , . right Intel eating-- Hoth-didnl hare for hla taw homo- r u a a .n ntny polnta to watte but he lott contlnuanre of that pace will gat about IS or them daring the week h)|n f(W mort ,h tn 30 at the pay which ended today. off |„ October. The boy friend ofle„ compUlned o f COUr»e, lt m*y all coma out lueruloutly In other yearn that he |„ Monday's with, for Mr. Ruth would hit 6R or 70 home runt It (i >n i m p e ls , mtn and glren the pile here would p teh to him w m00d, tKat defy explanation, nut today he haa ao more come p , does nothing for 10 dayt and, brch than a toothbnuh, allghtly on |he elcrenth. he doet ererwuaed. The hoyt are throwing them (hlng, learlng you the r*»t of tna right past hit Indignant ho*om, nicht |„ which to identify the daad with the reault that he haan’t been Bmj dy ng. paused more than lire tlmre snd A| (h( M|yM tlmei | don't think only two of hit dritres hare been Mf R|Jtb w,u ^ ||ut h, m ght hit writh sufficient rancor a« ito ^ UMk p,# three or four lear. the pastime abruptly., One hom# lhat he haan't got to Muffing'* T B p ip g r caslon of the great man's first lima at hat this season. , The rr*t nf the time he ha* been topping hla drivea or some­ thing. Thirteen t!me% mpr* or leu , h*s he been retired on Infield rhanr**, seven lime* ho* he fan­ ned and perhaps a* many aa 10 men hare been left on h u e. In no game haa h( made a* many at two hits and'neither double nortriple ilN h )—Willi# Sharp, a was held In Jail today charged with the slaying of SI* son, Knot, mar Culroka, last nls!*ri. O fflcm suiil the thollng followed ■ he*'n datjtument between the father anil win. Tha fathrr claimed ho •hot nnly after hi* "on advancrl DADE CITY—Between 400 and 600 arret In thla vicinity planted In truck cropa. PERSONALI wo. si Ihtruit Cleveland C hbigo Uoatun Waihlngton Br.atun HI. IsiUir Chi. ago Cine nnall . Pittsburgh New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Mem phi* Yesterday’s Results cigarette its KOimiEAHTBIIN I.RAfU'K Tam pi, 7; Columbu*. &. Pensacula,; Jacksonville, 4. ( Inning*). TAST Montgomery, I; Selina, 4. AMERICAN I.RAUI'K New York, H; Chicago, 3. Cleveland, I; Washington, 0. Drtndl, 10: Boston, 2. Philadelphia, 2: Hi. Luui*. 0. . N VTIriNAI. ~i.KA(;i'K Brooklyn, 4; Cincinnati, I. Pittsburgh, 7; Burton, 2. fit. U utt, U; New Yurk, T. (Only thrrr games Khrdulrd) SOim iKHN I.EAflCK » Mcmphi*. IJ.flj Chattanuojj* Motorists throughout the Kouth Will wrtsrma th# new, -that IKStandard Oil Company (Kentuckyl V Atlanta, J ; New Orleans, <k tins recently Installed a Tou ing Mashv.lU, 7» Utlla Rock. 1. Srrviir-at their offices In Isruis* v Jllrmlnghair, I) Mobile, 2. vllle, Krulurky. This Touring Seiv. ice will furnish mips and up-to. ^ TO D A Y S GAME dale Infnrniitlon on mail rundiU Urns nnd mntur routes throughout »b -BOUTUBAHTKKN Kb AOCR the United States. '• Cdumbus a t Tampa*. A card or letter addle>sed Salma hi JVrkaonviy. (Two Touring Service, 8 lamlard riU Ct.mp.ny, latuiiville, Ky., atatb f wnne yuu w|-h to go ami whit Montgomery at Penaacola. point* you would H b t" Incl-el* on your Itiotur trip will bring oq AMRRK’AN LRAOUB ImmetiUle reply, giving you mv. V •M t * Yack al Chlrsgu, tailed Infonnailon aa to tl*e short; yUUAalphla al fib boota, cal rout* anti beat toads ty take. From filato Highway Depart. IHSta and other r»U»blc tourers V .. TASTE above everything report • on the tnrrary, routing you’ the ahdilAl' and best way. Or, If you would rather make a •** 'rtrlmJn Map* •I) Kentucky: cosmopolitan Cave, i n u -go; _ . ttui uiue lake* *t n u . mnsin; ' . polnta * • ofT "hlatoi ' krical Inter, est in Canada | Niagara Falla— this Touring Uerviee will assist vt-u in the selection of your route. Standard thl lompaoy la glsd In A motor trip, anywhere, any give. time, |an be masle more surely, I* you arc planning a motor trip more swiftly, and In more Safety, to the Maine Wuuds this Summer, by availing yourself or tb* flea In­ and you like to enjoy the scenic formation th# Standard Oil Tour, grandeur of Western North Caro ing Krrvir* la ready to give ya-j. linn) to are the man; “ ‘ ' Th* Htaadard Oil Company (Kentucky) operates aarried ata. polnta of intaiest In 1 lions throughout the htalaa *U D C.: to mingle with I Ing' the gay seaside Alabama, Florida* O aargl* . X |( Untie City cn rout*— T w in * lucky, and MieeUelypl* rrevived weekly rumliliun nf rtmd* throughout like ruuntiy. Beenuse of this fart It." In-'ormatinn It furpishre le up-lauate and authentic. Thrrr- is no charge whatever for this srrklcr, nor nny nbligutlnn or, aiir mntnrist rcr|uestlng Informssk-rvire..................... which the thin. It Is _ ........... Let others my w b *» they -win, o u t* u w hit couath W # k n ow . . . fog biliioo* and blUiooi o f Chcatrrfialda have b«M naasia to tba CM formula, "TASTi ABOV1 B v i» Y T i n N a O a a unvarying tundard o f rpialHy.a uaiqua " croaa-bland "— and tha m oat amdfoM army �% * ■ rv .. wife and th* pedStomeA of fcU fh*alde tti undergo * new experience. For, early but evening, the millionaire oil* man entered the' District of Colombia jail to be enrolled aa a prlloner and to be subjected to the name treatment ae thousands of other criminate who have broken the Uwa. He haa been fingerprinted, fumigated* locked In a call and given certain dutlea to perform abbot the _ _ prison. ________Tr He may have to peel potatoes, wash dJshee, acrub the floors or can y out the garbage but a t all event* he will not be treated m H pet of the j*il officials. From prison headquarters has coma word that no favor* will be extended to the magneto. Remembering the scandal caused gome years ego When another millionaire went jo Jail for the same offense and was treated as roy­ alty on a picnic, officials say Strtclalr will hive nd food H i r e d by the deft h l f y u of hotel waiters' and cookld by GRAVES ri T?' *, ■-T,: * ' W1 — ” tt># (lacking * gossipy tongue* then by ■the recently discovered Mediterranean fruit fly, although tha latter praaaata a eerfou* prob­ lem. Already, after tN fact of lha tMnr u». i foolish bird— S* no mind— idhe Mth of life T h e G eorge Washimgtom g B I g B f a t l l w f M l e l h H oB . ]d c\ so n v Q le^ , Q l a . Any telephone worker— operwtnY, li n e . a r 't " n OMAr-Vin 'quote mteai glvw yoa detailed. Inform ation a b o u t the service. They will be glad to take your'order, too, ownership la "thaw' a : c iia s t k n w o o f l o v x the Lord will pot east off be tha poorast pauper in the world so far aa bring able ri Dot though ho caw * to enjqy the ni*fir qiltlionrof dollars which are his. K wllj he bare compassion 'AnoITT' fMaTfBtfi‘us biicYto"a Very broad but fitting to Iho multitude of his s . For ho doth not afflict definition of the word wealth. An economist, who must rig. nor trie r* the children have been part philosopher, haa dadared that "wealth la i.—Lamentations I i l l , S M I. tha preunt means of deriving future benefits." Because &an you all pronounce them, jT. too? I purine and copuallcot— Aren't they pretty names to know very flow’r la every tongue lo a name that should be syng, nd a flowsr grows tha ssir/i With S French or English name I stwysutkle In a spray, Brava nasturtiums dancing gar aw fas aseats* la the saw----------Tawny vsivst »xpdraion, i a garden far from you, CfjsmfeuUU aid guaula-da- hla sentence is only for three months, Sinclair still haa the present means of deriving future benefits and may still be tamed wealthy, but If he had to serve a life term, the 1500,000,000 which he la Hid to possess would be as useless as a heap of gold upon a deserted island. Nevertheless for tne next three months, Sinclair will be "broke' "broke” and he the will only become wealthy again when he puts the prison walls behind him. His situation la not unlika that of many millionaires, who, although not actually In a prison of stone and mor­ tar, are not able to enjoy their wealth. Either through Ignor­ ance or other unfortunate rircumstanceajuf )lf»r t hey spend their existence "behind prison walls" and despite their vllle proposes Jacksonville in I bank balapce qre pitifully poor. 80 far this aetalon of tha leglolature hasn't produced any talk of moving tho atato Capitol. 2 * Bocvllle.Texaa , wo understand, [1 is s place where tha people ar* ; bussing around doing big things. In loova conduct—Ocala Thoaa Who get full often gat ir reaction to the recent flood of dry acandala la to wlah that! aim Hoed were still In U10 Senate —Ohio State Journal. The baseball season is gcarcely three weeks old but already tha sports prognosticators aro saying dire things about George Herman Ruth. They are forecasting his fall from the soata of the high and mighty and are predicting an ignoble retirement a1 the end of the season. The mighty Babe, they affirm In plaintive tones, Is the mighty Bnbc no more but just another ball player. With undisguised frankness, tho sports authorities are saying that the Bam­ bino Is so far on his way to baMball demise that there ie absolutely no hoptt tor recovery, and are mildly suggesting that the Babe’s million admirers bow to the Inevitable and make plans lo send flowers and regrets. Tha csiise for this cruptjon of sports nlc views Is ob­ vious. Tho Babe hasn't knocked the thirteen or fourteen A hradllna from Jacksonville aaya MI^>rd Will Preside Over Election” . Here at last ought tn b* an rlcclion free fiom liellot stealing and tha cuatomary chi‘gancty about tha polla. Whatever tha legislature does or doesn't, ilrpreeentallva Wanks of Holmes i-uunty will have had a good t rue raising sand *11 by h m■•If. And the good part of It ll that iiu cm1 hoi taken him eeri- i oinJy. ' Doubtlessly there will b* lata In tl>o summer sums sort of farm and tariff laglxlatlun enacted Uul I1 will only be after everybody In S ngresa haa said all he's got to y about prohibition. — Phlladafphla Public I-adgrr. ------------ o Tha (iann case haa bobbed up agiiJn a n j on exchange In evident illitrcia rises again lu inquire "Whale Will Mrs. Oann S i l l " We don't can* two of tho Unkar'a eholcret darn, if ah* he* to ait in a high chair. j — ------------ - o --------------------- A California scientist haa aatlmated that tha present aun will continue tu serve us fot seven bil­ lion years,and at IN end of that time anutber aun will take Its (dace. Now |, he would only tell ua hew much longer we'll hay* to put They are'proclalming Jhut the Hultnn of the Bwat s too fat and that his legs are too spindly U> carry his luge frame •His vision is impaired to the extent that he has I Herman Ruth. Old mutt Babe, who is now nearing the ripe old uge of thirty-five, is a pitiful figure, indeed. !{is public Is deserting him to seek a new Idol just Itecause he didn't live up to its expectations. In less than three short weeks they nnve condemned anti sentenced him to obscur­ ity- But that's baseball—tho hero of today is the bonehead of tomorrow. A h long a s the idol performs us the crowds want him to he is their king; let him falter even for un instant and they exercise their inalienable right of giving him the raspberries. Sometimes, however, the crowds make a mistake. The Babe, crushed to earth, may rise to live another day. If lie docs, fickle fandom will welcome him with outstretched arms. TEN THOUSAND P tA N E S 'THIS YEA R 8T. PETKHBHl'Ht; INDEPENDENT It has been said that every city id town in Florida want* an airnt—a landing field for airplanes S '* ■n‘l progrearire w»nt, id Hurida la not being alr-mlndany too fa.t, according to thr ane manufacturing outlook for l« year. Kherman M. Fairchild. I airplane manufacturer, eetiatra that at least tan thouaand anea will l*e manufactured thla •t. That number la submitted a conerrvalive eitlmaW. Th* t.il output pruliabl, will excee*l at number — The fact that ten thousand {*•# anea for this year will b* on, oaaand more plane 1 than the toI nuuiittr now In operation in b. country afford, an under" r iin t l i V * ri*P Vfc bring Rikilf in aviation* Th* teat available report on tha num- year, manufacturers are realising that they wilt be unable to turn out plane* ns fast aa nvIaUon <heola aro turning out graduate I 1.1 . . . J ' v f S’* comm* rll•, ««d paxaensvr plane*. ‘• *Alol« are balng In•* [ha rata of one ban?,r ,d ,? v*rkj>nl| they* are now f ’1 •.*•?“« « "* ! . * t,? , th j !!” ? *****•" theuM»d . c* ,u*^ P olJ' ^h* United Elalsa dapartmaot of cumaaeri* in grantlug atuiicnt-pilot permits to live ' undred every weak, and lha flyin season in more than two thirds Unlled H tai., i, juat opW it «k*. ‘£ m l W l OM ‘houapnd n week by mld-aummir, Ahich indtraita ikal l»v naxt r»u wlll bi from Un t H l f l l fdo,.np,; 5 j » ig a delightful meerachailm You may think that the Ipstion Of woman <• more •broad, but twrowp Amy I smoked a black cigar la yearn ago.—Minneapolis , Music mod D ta d n g ’*- S O U T H E R N B EL L T E L E P H O N E AND T E L E G R A P H C O M P A N Y i (liuawnkO withstood the light of this Iruthi Lucky Strikes are made from the finest o f fine tobaccos—tho cream of the crop. Lucky Strikes alone ore toatted because toasting is a secret process. 2 6 ,6 7 9 physicians definitely state that toasting removes impurities. Then, too, It adds to the flavor and prevents throat irritation. Therefore, without fear o f contradiction, wo can say truthfully; "No cigarette, regardless o f price, is as good as Luckies whether manufactured by Tho American Tobacco Com.' pony o r by any other company." (SIGNED) The ihlfl-tock on Jo« Karmen's typewriter Worked overtime ,la»t weak In dafenao n f the p io p o .rI aulra tax for Florida Seeing red Is one of the eaviest things Job d<K‘X In ilia Palm liaarh Inucptnricnl. Hut there la even more r * i attdng on lha other aide In tbla ini stanco. tn many commercial quar­ ters o , Florida today tha injra inintion of a naira tax Induce') apoplexy. If n aalca tax ware enacted by ll,<’ Florida legislature It la un­ doubtedly trua, aa tha Tampa Tinu-a auggratx, that mail ordtr huu.es and other flima sailing to Klmldluna from outside tba atai* would be givsn an advantage over lha domaatle merchant In that there rould be no aalca lax «n their deliveries hare. On lha othehund the domestic marcha.it would be relieved of a nutalwr of otl-ar taxea which tha foreign u.w woqld still be paying., Thla, of tuurer, |, said Irr a1Whiiper. ’ ■ ■ OSP1TAL1TY Is, ^ ■ ■ p ric e le s s,'} t h • ab ility to put oneV guests at ease is an*’ pother electric achieve*’ inenl in the form/of an electric drink mix-’ er.' rt |eliminates, the awkwardness f a n d muiiyf handling* of dainty, liquids and Is* so I reassuring'to <the hoit and hostess of si. lent J supremacy * a n d just think two glasses |Pf liquids thoroughly mixed for the price of > single match.Mb’ (lhere opy servant^, *Msp ** your «Hctrie‘ President, Tho American Tobacco Cootparty, No Throat Irritation No Cough ta v a n t£ To maintain a slender figarc, no one can deny Florida ncwapapera'ahould u« flaUoiad at tha violent newapap-Tronaclouiiieaa o, the leglalature In Rio truth o f tho advicct ♦" , * "flEACII FOB A UJ<3CY INSTEAD OF A SWEET.’ Departmrnt of Commerce aaya ''there ja a fair damand In Mtxiru for leather traveling bags and raat*."—Hide nod leather (ChiA . to th# value of fame, pie* nam* three men who were gu*> 01. th* Mayflower during tl Coolldg* reign. — Pug-land E pitta. _ ssn t 1 ? *L ,_____ j - •o It Will be aeeq t l i i 1 ifactuirre ar* faring a *m In speeding up prod loping talcs system* a~ ‘ ---- si trlbutlon, There aye now in th* United * a t * . fifty-one aviatlo. mhoolx «f |akg« <Uae l„ which templet# air Uainlag it giran. In additien Uer* am two hundred and tweaty-one relation « bools l*alo* conducted by 4ttUr« and commtrciml fly Inf n f . cjrpo. Th# budget ft •Unction in tks Un far thla year tout million ddllaia—thr entire budget for Iti ohata of thla great rtaerra^ board -tfelStaJ,*” 1. ■ WB *>»fX the poUlcatlc. of hla I 2C.000 prile method of i UnIt— New York Ereniag W. H. LONG- Me a t M A RK ET E J 77 °! ,hlFPta« India *nd £ £ g g V r« 5i,s f r j jjw p ^ s s x e r Plane, will carrj j 1 r ■ "•N* t*> Florida. Already Ua pos ! uk f \ « 1 k . ■1I ,,■ “*\ >w* ,T I1HP J1 *• E|ton j . Moughlon A rchltfct yi<m , Se l > o f th o • COMMERCIAL MAN In how mahy wage ran flv* rente l>c dlviilml? Thla aecma to be the problem In arithmetic at Tal­ lahassee Juat now. Torn Heflin, "will thla roaring bug withdraw hla rnclodloux foghorn from the aualero portals of oat Capitol V ‘ I t ’la impossible I t O s; diatanca to aay whether, tha at-, ns many theories as Heinz has varieties. The Ilabo has no wage eloquent and uaualty l|t-l editor of the Sanford ambition; he is lethargic; his ego has reached the swelling let-perfect Herald ha; her,, guilty of a mixed pcint and other things arc being whispered through a loud metaphor !or a play on r tul at eight thou »and and eighl i L . , gaged In th* work of eradicatlcn ann prevention, the citrus Indus, try and tha public at large are as­ sured that all possible Is being don# ar/ Thai 1/ the pe*t W/cn has lately Invaded our boundaries *■* !** e0laPl*t*ljr removed this will be acompllahed as speedily as mftR and money can do IL Hearty co-operation is being Without lowering hit yblcs to' s whiiper s t gll Senator Futch of Leesburg *»k» a constitution;! an,endment permitting Income and Inheritance taxea in Florida. If this be trfason. Peter Knight i ^ j make tha moat, of HI Tho annual egg laying contcat {a ,under way, ahowlng that htra'a at J r a i t ona Induatry that haan’t gtffla MjaHlarrsnian fruit flyspeaker. A* wa go to preao, wa learn that Ihera la no truth to tha re­ port that Senator lleflln tried to enter tho national gat bag race. • Remember that telephone service coats only a few cents a day; a small sum compared to the benefits it returns. Temps, no d«ul Its own corporate and could nj>t teach ae far as. I t . Petersburg “The K in ? Isn't K ing Anymore" ■Ip SL Nitbo)ts— Fifty yeary ego the ordinary Vrsy of doing business was through partncrshlpa or Individual enter­ prises. Today the ordnary way Is through stock companleo. WAh the whole of Americo gon, m *l ever the stock market and dabbling In speculative stock ownership that* la something burlesque :n the charges against Mr. Mellon, ft II not neetssory to esl) him (a* kU devotees do) the “greatest secre­ tary of tho treasury since Alex­ ander Hamtton” to bel ev# that be ha« made a very able public offkfal add has the confidence of Aq*H* ran business to an unusust degree. i'lm iv ’ ■ �l ^ ‘ •' •>. ; i . • 1’ ■*>. ^* -• ' * 4F -----— >\ —*-——r. . . . r rr~v*r— ------- — --------* ’• ■ ; ; * *■ > -* a U — r ' •, ■ ■* \ s .* m m , ..jip v p p m THE 8ANF0RD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1M» A n d P erso n a l A ctiv ities 1088 MARGARET PSTERS, 6 m M 7 Milo* lO L S o cia l C alendar DeLand Girl Jo Wed Edward B. Henderson Minister Preaches BOARD M A K E S )n Ufe,DividingIt NEW RULES ON Into Three Periods SHIPPING FRUIT 441 P e rs o n a ls An announcement which will bo WEDNESDAY tpenl Mra. II. A. MeMIchael •and registration for oil of Interest to their many friendt Sunday In Bunnell with trie nda /children who tipoet to onttr onjr here It that of tho engagement rimary oehooi In tho Foil; from and approaching marriage ef Miss Mlaa’ Roee Levy of Tallahaatee o'clock to IS o’clock oi tho Jewell Kdmunde of DeLand to Ed­ formerly. of 8enford spent lest nth Bids Primary School. > l * « oooay contest at tho 8cm. ward Broca Henderaon of thlo week-end here with her elttac. biota High School auditorium at city. The wedding will take place 8. Baumal U spending a week June 11 at the F in t Baptist. t o'clock. Public cordially Invited, In Delray attending da r th o Literature - Deportment of Church In DeLand. yiteresls. Mtaa Edmunds, w the Woman'o Club will moot at daughter of Mr. and M n J\ D. 3:10 o'clock in tho club rooma. Mr. and Mrx: B. A. Wilson hsira Edmund* of North Woodland returned from Jacksonville where THURSDAY Clinic ud~jnct|txatt 0» X*a,fcUl boulevard, DeLand. hat made her they spent sgreral dsys witn children who expect to enter any homa there for a number of yean. friends. primary school next Falls from She attend'd Station university 5 o'clock to 12 o'clock a t the where ehe received her A. B. de­ Mrs, W. A. Eitla Jr . apd Mrs. South Side Primary School Clsude Howard motored to Jack gree In 1927 and wat a member Regular mooting of tho Colonel aonvltle Monday whera they sp»«iJ Theodore Rooeavelt Auxiliary of the Alpha XI Delta toclal tor- the day. ority and tha Torch and Scroll Number Hiree at B P. M. at Miss Je ttlt Osteen, oy Delnnd, ShpaTer’a Studio, 113 Elm Avs- tcholanhlp fraternity. Sineo her graduation aha has been * teach spsnt the last week-end with Mias er In tha Boston Avenue achool Lila Thornley, 801 West First FRIDAY Mr. Hendenon U the ton of Mr. Street. Clinic an drogiatratlon for all Children who exepeet to enter any and Mr*. E. U. Carrol of thla L. D. Burton who has been primary achool next Fall: from 0 city. lie received hit B. S. degree o’clock to IS o’clock at tha South from Stetaon in 1921 and hit M. working in Tamps spent the past Bide Primary 8choot. 8 . degree from the tame univer­ week-eAit with his w ifi snd child A o member* o f tho Sallio liar* sity in 1928. lie la a member of ren at 309 Park Avenueriooo Chapter D. A. R, will meet PI Kappa Fhl, Theta Alpha Phi, Mies Katherine Wilson has reOho‘hemp ef Msa.-IL-H .-Barg, ■dramatic fratsrn i t ji 1 end— Ton h tufnw mm orunw w bit i »m at > o’clock' with lira, end Scroll, imd for the peat year ■pent the week-end with her sister, and Mra. M. Menick na hoot haa been an inatructer a t A and Mrs. Franklin Hardaway. M. Junior College in Cochran, Ga. Mr.and Mrs. J . S. Driver were Tho Rot* Circle of tho Garden week-end guests oT Mr- and Mrs Oph will hold IU May meeting J . It. Roney nf the Lake Marco nt tho homo of Mra. Roland Read Davey Lee Makes Apartments In Jacksonville. la Ben Lenta a t 10 o’clock. Roll H it In B ig Picture «aR, "Flowering Trtea.” „ . --------Mrs. Hal Wight and daughter. Regular meeting of Somtnole Four-year-old Davey 1 * * was Rebckah Lodge at Odd Fellowt tha first player to be chosen for Mist Billie Wight left Monday fois Angeles where they will spend Hell at 8 o’clock. Important bus Al Jolson’s second super-special, several months with the formei> mother. "Tbs S ln r’ng Fool," snd It w 0 SATURDAY hie astonishingly nsturd) work as Music Week Recital by tha th* tiny tragic figure, “Sonny Rov C. Howard and Clsude Rob pupils of Mrs. Fannie Stembrldg* Boy," that caused W mere to ele­ ■on left Katuiday evening by mo lor for Detroit, Mich, where they Munson at her studio, 603 Myrtle vate him to stardom—-and to prtAvenue,' at 3:18 o'clock. lent him In the delightful Vila- have srrepted positions for tha MONDAY phon* comedy, “Sonny Boy," now summer months. American Legion Auxiliary wlH showing nt the Milano Theatre. Mrs. Mary Byrnes left Tuesday Al Jolson’s selection o f Master by train for have the last of a series of pivot Cadillac, Mich and progressive bridg* partial at Davey as the ' Sonny Boy" of “Tha Where she will spend several dsys Singing Fool" m u s t a triumph before going to McBsIn, Mich- U> the Legion Hut at 8 P. M. for the lad over one hundred ana spend the summer TUESDAY Little Theatre Group of the eighty screen children who were Mr. snd Mrs Hugh Whelrhcl Woman's Club wiD meet et 8 be tig considered by the Warner and children are spending several o'clock in the xun parlor « f tho Bros.’ casting office. days In Douglass, Ga, as the And It wdu a personal triumph club bouse. gurst of Mr. Whclchet’a mother, for Davey, for ha won odt all by Mrs. II. C. Whelehel. himself, i Church Circles Have While Joe Marks, easting dir­ Mrs J . E. Umbsch of Orlando Miami spent Friday and Sat M eetings,O n Monday ector, wsa interviewing the tot’s snd mother, Dsvry wandered o st on unlay here as the gurst of Mrs i * • •Sherman Lloyd, 1108 Magnolia members of Circle Number the lot, snd wsk later discovered Avenue.. 'o f the Presbyterian AuxII- by his frantic mother riding pickon Monday afternoon at a-back on the shoulders of the Mr-pnj Mr*. Gordon Krllam of of Mrs. Linton E. Al* star, AH Jolaon. The two had al­ Daytona Ucarh spent last week­ ready decided between th/mselvea Court, with Mrs. J . P. end wilh Mr. and Mr* It. J . Holly presiding. During the i f - that Davey was to have tha pert. and accompanied them Monday morning when they left by motor ternoon e study course on Mexico waa conducted by Mrs. J . M. Neel­ Legion Auxiliary Has for Asheville end Charlotte, N. C, ey*. Late In the afternoon the hostM l, apslsted by Mra- J . D. Wood* nfcf, Mrs. J . P. K dg, srnd Mrs. R’ J . Ilgtly J r , , served refreehmants. Those present were: Mrs. C E. Rasrson, Mrs. Joe Chitten­ den, Mrs. J . A. Young, Mrs. G. Oulbrtndson, Mrs. R.' J . Holly J r , 'Mrs. J . N. Neeley, Mrs. R. A. "Smith, Mrs. 3. D. Woodruff, Mrs. ■ rWlllp Bach end Mrs. J . P. lildgo. ' Mrs. D. L. Thrasher presided at the meeting of Circle Number Eight nf the Prsabytarisn Auxil­ iary which was hrfd ofl Monday afternoon at live hom« of Mr C. E. Henry, Roaa Court. Mra- W. M. McKinnon ted tha davatlonal (tod the remainder of the aftertKxr was sprat kt discussing busln«a r-rlttrs At the taa hour the hostess, asalmd by T«ra. H. B. Lewis, Mrs. [gut 8mi' - and Mra. R. E. Stavred refreshments Those -ludadi Mra. D. L. Mrs. H. B. law k , Mrs. M' - Mrs J . N, Tolar, Waller 8. Cdleman, Mrs. RStevens, Mrs. W. M. McKinnon, F. E . Markw od, Mrs. F. E. lark wood. M** • 'nl Smith, Mrs. friggs, M / H - V I Vlrfa, Mrs. (f, B. Eacfary. l ’*i, Walter Bach, Mia. F, E. rtein. Km Reitz Hostess To S m ait Set Club Mho Frances R ail- -sa haataaa I s tho members of the Smart Bat O ak with a bridge *- ydy given an Saturday afteraach *1 8 o’clcok a l her homa, 22*3 8 *" ford AvY allow area the color for decorations ind party appolntmanta and It wvi amphaar % 3 by the quantiles of yaRow which war* or— **"*d la tha rwma whan Iha Conference Sunday The American legion Auxiliary held Its fourth, district Spring con­ ference on Sunday morning at the Legion Hut with Mrs. Lee F. Lovell of Apopka, district vicepresldent, presiding. Auxiliary unite from Apopka, Daytona bea|h, Femandtna, Jacksonville, New Hyrmna, Orlando, Palatka, St. Cloud, and Sanford were rep­ resented by delegates. The principal matter discussed during the meeting was the com­ ing observance of Memorial Day and Poppy Day which will be held on Baturday, May 28. The poppies arc now beiag made by the veter­ ans at the Lake City Veteran Hos­ pital , and will be distributed to the Auxiliary un Its within the next few weeks. At tha conclusion of the p acin g the delegates retired to the Sanfor Yacht Club whera luncheon was served. Essay Contest To Be Staged Wednesday A “Flag Essay" contest, under tha auspice* of tha American Flag Association, will be stared Wednesday at the 8emlnole High School auditorium a t > o'clock by sis pupils of tho Brad nola County tchools.vT U e* boys and throe g t'i* vril| taka part In tha program .gnd a medal will be awarded to ova boy and another to eoe g irl Tha titles of tho assart see, "Old Glory’s Ores last Glory." While awaiting th* decision of tha Judgae as to whose eesays aril win, tha Little Theatre Club of Semintle High School will preeeat a oaa set play, Those who will road essays are: tha Mimes Minnie Lou Hunter Mary Maxwell,, Virginia VI Earls and Chat Us Duller,i Kelley Pone and tola- Tha paUlc la . tavltad *a ha , _ admission will ha charged. Miss Hary Helen Morso has returned to Tallahassee after ■pending the week-end here with her mother, Mrs E. I*. Morse, at Isr. home on South Sanford Ave nuc. . Mrs. E. F Mona an,| Miss Mina Howard motored to Ocala Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mr*. A. P. Connelly Mra. J . C. Murchison of Orlando, Lira. E- D. Mobley and Albert Con nelly motored to Daytona Beach bundsy where they spent th* af­ ter noon and evening. Dividing Rfe Into three periods. Dr. E . D. Brownlee spoke Sunday morning to th* Presbyterian con­ gregation on tha subject of, “A strange Text For Sanford." Tha mln'eter took his text from first Gorin th lant, third chapter, twen­ ty-first vane, “All th'ugi a n yours.” Chapter one, Dr. Brownlee said, tha period of childhood, when “a * tha world seems made for us.” Chapter two U a raven* period “When the world la against ma-“ "W e enter iato the raxponeibllL Itat'fd Ufgspeyd.find. th* severe competition - there* a^tll sometime* it seama that even f«U _ ia . all agalhst na^*-*tha minister declar­ ed. In the third chapter of life, Dr. Brownfea sad "wo recognise that all men are made to do „ur will, nejlher U the world against us, but the world is a school for the tasking of character. No charpetrr Is develop ell to Its potential heights until It h ft met difficul­ ties, defeats, dtssppvntmrnta and furrows. Thcs-> days may do ns iro n , real good if wc have the manhood and womanhood to use them.*1 of Mr Benedict’s ctt.faro. a man who has helped numerous other growers’ associations with their marketing problems in years past." R. E. Baldwin,’ prominent East Sid* grower, who la to preside ut the meeting, believes that no irrower should let anything prevent Ills being on hand. Furthermore," declared Mr. Baldwin, "1 want to stress the fact that every man should come prepared to take part In (he in­ formal docuaslon, because we all want to are thr rondtnn of our Industry Improved and cno of the best way* to get on the right ^mck 1. to hear the views of everyone.” Tonight's meeting la being spon­ sored by the Seminole Agricultur­ al Club hut It l* an open meetir.iT a c*. •/ * - -fcv tnvited. ■ --- ' - Feed Domer, TEXTILE MEN TO TALK OVER TASK FACING JNDUSTRY that tan year* lien of the Un 138^50.000 and 900 it will total Foundation also t plate reorganixatl retail distribution tur* and it waa Iheke aubjects will his address. l*he subject nf folk will be “The Decision.” Both rhnmpsnn will adrv fnsturcr* in Joint sei program rommlltee It niiangementa for a more speaker*. Proa FDagrrald of th* Am* -iallon, will prC-sidr. ( ’em mil I re Nan The program commit National Assnctatinn t. . dnnufacturrrs Includra: 11 Holme", and J . K. 8 *i nf Niw Bedford: Natba, Fall Iliver; Samuel T, I nNgw York: Omtlca Is and II«rry_\Y»JJ}it«arwprt Hue iphla, Members of the prograt niittre of the American A lion ate: II. It. Fitxgrrsld, vllte. Vat A. M. Dixon. Ga. N. C.j II K. Geer, Greena G. S W. fram er. Cram' N t’. F. D. Anderson, Maron, A. W. Mi l.cllnn, New Orli 1, 1-: and Captain Ellison Smyth, F’lat Ilin-k, N. C. (Continued From Pt-ge One) aide of area or xonrt declared by Atlantic City Will Be the Stale Plant Board aa a n a * In wM:h the Mediterranean Gy <*Convention S c e n e or In likely to occur an! alsi Set For May 24, 25 when aucl m,..ament l« entirely v .Un ■ pret--.‘ 'c- m m or when BOSTON. May. 7— (1N81—Kt* such movement Is front s pnek'ng piraentatlveg of Imth the southern house ouside of a prot-ctlvc tone •ud northern icxtlle districts will to a processing plsnt with n a pro­ meet In convention for n mutu.il llT>rii»*-iiin of problem' alfectlng tective xone. the Indu'lry of Atlantic City. " It la provided further that the N. J., on .May 31 an,| 25. according movement of e ltn * frui In luHi ii on anouncemenl at the he'rtfrom park tig IruiM It prcce'slng p-uiins of the National Cotton plant must be I" a tightly closed MomifartntTri Asxoclstlon here. railway Car or n ar. automobile .The, bouth will I •• representeil oy trtfk property rercetrod wr rev err. I ' 1"u-mliers -,-nHTI * nt llie AIMTWIS Ht nf tlip American WlH Cottm or otherwise asfrgunrdet a a - U hits' prevent the aprrsd ol-lhc McditevStm inol. AgrienItu'rol Ciub tiro- Nullonal Assnclatioti. ranean fly. The nfle regulstlmt the plsc'ng laivites and expect* every grower IV- .**. Thoifipum, n ,tlreclnr I f and shipper and other parties in­ tiii* Serlppa Foundation for Re* of cold storage fruit* foil two: “AH host fruits and vr getaides terested In celery I t bp ut the search In I’opulnr Problem* and IV* have Ni-lotn llurr G at kill, atoinry and In cold storage *n Infct’ril or pro­ Courthouse this eve■ former member o f tbc Feileral tective tones on June 1. except as t-ied to arrarpe a program Dial itn iie t'oninilsslon, will lu* amutn; hereinafter prov Jed, shall be d» • will hold T ’er at for all and «e 111* principle i>|*-flket*. etroyed, provided that any cold .JT ily hope tos tut* cut o il Prominent Bpcakrra storage plant Incited In an tm •*.ntc up to rs»e»ttll*rv ’ “Tomorrow * Cusinmcra" will tie tested or proteetivs innc msy, the snbji-ct of Mr. Thompson’" n.l d m * T ie Foiindnlion, of will ti pr-or to June 1 , . after disposing i f III! is it diti'clor, ba* estimated al| host fru't* and vegetable* pre­ Fit RED »IN PAROLE viously stored In suc.i cold storage ATLANTA. May 7, —(IN S). plant* snd ("leaning th" premise* past history”, (iovrmor Cailton Thomas IV. Mf’lrr, former alia In such manre- as in the Judg answered. “I ran sny that the |khi- -iroprrtv custodian and secretary ment of tho inspjclic shall ptp pie of this alatr, ill every rea|iect, f Dr’awarr, his nstlve atate, venl the poas'b Illy of the dliscT was released front the Atlantn will gel a siiunre deal umlev th, |«’ (Cnntinucd Prom Page One! 4«aU»-wf lh*— hUJiU»rta e a a ...Hy. riHIP f l ' rilrtm—trvtay aw parole. . iiilinlnlsti stliin." .............. ... “P and after securing nrerasaiy 11 r “(ho legislature could follow no mlslon from the State l*l«i,t better course than to lay all nlhrr Boi'ril. store fruit and vcgclnb'rs matter* aside until thl* plan, or tome other (letter one, lias liecn PARIS, Msy7 - ( I N S ) - Tha produrisl nil* (I* of tho .nfcatrd or adopted to bring la* relief to th.* A Vllaphonc Tnlklng Comedy That AVIII Hand question of liageria was probably protective * ." * s .’’ atate.’’ You A Hat'Full of l.nffH. H also wait anounced that Judge The tbrre-limir rommlltee m-s never a more delicate one than this spring, wt|h frocks growing T. Pirlon Wurliir of Orlando In,* aion brought debate* between the been appoint.* I ns'latnnt oltorncy governor and IteprraenVtivi* l.-o. more and mor* transparent and. “ •“• • T T — ’Hraeral to serve rn cent.aalhir ’- r llighlands county, kihI Week*, thr evening omsa almost bscklesr- thr S(||lp ,,(* * , B o l. i in „i0st,rw Hotmcs comity, as to the incill* What tittle shows tows rnust ^ thus ba pertaining to th* work of ,‘rad ca­ of the plan to enforce rigidly llie collection of nd valorem tax** up­ daintier and more dignified thin tion of the fruit fly. on aulotnnmlr* while other ever. According to A. C. Brown of the schemes of taxation were not en­ EDWARD EVERETT HORTON Undrrthings arc the foundation pjam hoanl scouts have vo'kcd forced. Itepieaentolive la-e n«ked tinof fashion. Slender lines, light fa­ twenty mine ^additional count vi HETTY BRONSON ' ilure and closrlflWIng bodices snd and lisve found no Yicw infests committee member* if the pro­ fund distribution bill would l*ps have brought about lingerie tlon arras. Infrstallnn n'l-a* ire posed operato according to sehcilule or vamblnatlnns that cannot possible now known to be In Orange, Bre­ II counties Would enrounter dilflvard, Volusia, ScinTinlr l’ulnu'n, liter a costume. Plain batiste. Is cully In gaining llielr share o, the Osceola, Lake and Duval countlr*. apportionment. bring used in pearl-white, yellow l-e-t Time* TnNIgnt si 7:10—1»—9:7# In lluvsl county, a fly w*t found Ilia ipjotion waa answered by nn,| blue, with Just a whisper uf In a private home on fruit Ihrt Governor Cailton. MILANE embroidery about the M ic e and hail l«igi shipped in from an In­ “If any one rx|«-eta this plan to fumed y bottom Night dresses come to fested area, cffeials said. operate hy n eyslrni of b’g rolling, match, for the enacmhlo idea is the legidUturr might n« well go still paramount, even in undiesborne,” the governor declared. Crepe de Chine, georgette, sa. “tins our exocrience in the past tin and triple voile are best for administration justified us in our evening wear, severely hem­ The Pupil* of The tVral Side Primary Hchuul Will I’reaeat assumption that thine* will he as stitched, tucked or trimmed with they *b'iul,| In.-1 " Hrpreacnlative An Operetta fine lace. Home aie showing an fo r nskrd. ideal foundation in nale na« cr*i>" “My feet rannnt he guided by ‘ •THE FLO W ER NYM PH'S SU R P R ISE ” satin with Ate neon lic e drops at {Continued Fro*n Page Onrl the bark to allow for the deco A*, Thum. Kvrnlng, H:(HI, Jr. High School. Adm. 15c & 25< collrtr. It is fitted snugly at the fit more than anyone •J!*c fn m hips to alow no wrinkles but ha> tl^, T»atnm>| adWrrtislrg rumenough fullness In the little aklrt puign, Huy Nymrs, prominent InPRO GRESSIVE to permit a good tango. The little ral grower, urges every farmer in AND panties are In filmy silk vollo the district to b* st the Courtedged with Alrncon, with a shap­ houae tonight al 8 o'clock. PIVOT BRIDGE ed yoke fastened by thre* vrry “The advrrtiaing agrnry that A m rricnn Lrtflnn flat button* on cither side. The hat been retained to create the “ M iam l’H Muni Popular Hitler A u xilliary fullness is given by flat pressed campaign i* to nuke ,ta report JtlnRle roomn w ith b ath , %2, $2 .5 0 . $3 pleat*. Double rooma w ith h ath , $3, $1 .0 0 , $5 Every color under th* sun 1» hr* tonight and I nm sure that every­ LEGION HUT .r»0c ing use,) a< much as the old fa n one will want to know the method F irep ro o f — ,------ Kuropenn Monday Night, May l.Ylh. nlar rose and white this aeasi.i. to ba followed in putting the N. E. Flr»t HI. Ntsir Hoy lllncayne H I*. M One of the dressmakers shown .i ‘siH’ In celery. Then, too, wc Popular Priced Restaurant lit Connect Ion malted niefrrrnce for black ge*i- have much to learn from a man I'Hich IlefretthmrnlH gette trimmed with black lacr. Very, very light tweeds are be­ ing fcsturcil for bcarh pyjamas nl one of the shops and arc likely to w. much worn at stdaH Contlnro>lal (teaches this summer. Gr o u p R e p o r t s Favorably U p o n C a r l t o n ’s P l a n Lingerie Question laD elicate One In View OfThinAttire GROWERS W I L I . M E E T TONIGHT IN COURTHOUSE HOTEL-LEAMINGTON ROUND Spanish Instructor Will Get Parole At St. Quentin Prison DANCE TONIfilIT Mr and Mra. 8 . Baumrl and Ijthc Mary Cnnlni* children arompanied M n. A. EelHAN QUENTIN IHTATE PRISmenovlta apd son. Julius Zalman----------Mimic Hy----ovltx, as far as Jacksonville when UN.'CaU May. 7 - ( N S J ~ Arthie Williams, a negro prisoner, In­ they left Sunday for their homo In Mcm'n Synropalnnt structor In Spanish classes In th ' Brunswick, Gs. prison, J* dua for parols soon. All of whltn la caused no little con­ Miss Mary Powell of Tampa, sternation within these prison i who has been spending soma time walla, for thers Isn’t any linguist! hare with her slater, Mra. D- D. Caldwell, Rosa Court, left Monday of Espanol to taka his place. When Archie cams to San Quen­ morning for Tarimro, N. C. whera she will spu'd soma Urns before tin In 1928 hs *sld ha had no trade, but explained that ba had spent IS returning to her home. years in Spanish speaking land" and would Ilka to teach classes In Church Group Hdlds that language, ft was a popular Saadi Caraliaa Lady Took Car* Idea, and Archie’s classes dtve|rp i d aad Notkad Remark, Meeting On Monday ad ao rapidly that today ba h-tv aklal over a thousand students along Tha Ladles Union of th* Con- with a long) waiting list. Prisoners gvagaUon Church Inert on Mon­ completing th* course* era capable day all*moon a t tha pariah houae of writing aiu carrying on a flu­ with Mra. John Meisch, Mrs. ent conversation in Spanish—one Rchmah, Mra. Zfttrawar and Mlaa of hla students acta aa InUrprete: Ntlda Van Ness a$ hostess. A for th* Parole Board and another few reports were haagd from tha for tho Statoa Immigration Board. Spaalah department, o* seven.I various commutes, plana ware made for * supper t* ha held os stela colleges have bean a t t r a c - j by Archie's method of InatrucU'i i, May I I . aad tha negro linguist plans to During tho soelsl hour refresh­ continue car*«r when ha la on nooa af ment* ware served and hostesses t h e " m i l . Ithis , U •> I r77_ . appointed for tho June They were: Mrs. Edward Horten, VIU[d)on* equipment InsUlled Mrs. R. J . Jonas, Mrs, Harry at Grand Tbaatro la Lak* a ty . Tbarstasi sad Mrs. C sjrga About N woman wars present nt STUART — Balls flora Avynua th* masting* j being raaurfaoad. BADLY RUN-DOWN EASILYDISTURBED AUNT B IL L IE FROM ,TEXA 8 (A f u t t Comedy) by PhoU. P. T. A. Chamber Commerce Bldg’, Lake Mary U m im j, May 7, 8:00 P. M. ANDISe MIAMI �1#* section., all idoing tyir.’ to rrmoT# kid dmtroy *11 fallen liult wkftb might harbor lame, and IkaPhiSgTa general watch' for poaalbW; appearance i of the des­ tructive fly. In' the meantime .It ta a rood tWnr-to k**p a.laVflihond— boo Hot repeat; storie* which' bar* no fireside to GRAVES found*: a foolish bird— ha* no mind— K the P«tb ojt Ufa Tine George W ashington A tlmlfar n w i i l of headlight* aim to trouble th* aery tors who *ra trying t* treat Secretary MelWhnlcaty barn of th* dayi whan corporation* wan finest style and In which to entertain bis guests. In conaldeied Wicked thfnga and itock short they me^n that a man's money is of no use to Him ownarahlp la than a fellowahip when he U behind the bars. -Sinclair might. just M well w'Ak th* davil. |M Lard will pet cast off Dot though h* c*uat ret will b* bar* companion ng ta th* multitude of hi* u Par he doth not afflict If, nor friar* lb* children Fman-—Lamtnlattoaa 1:11,12,11. RADIO itf EVFRYROOM BecvMle.Texae , wo understand, la « place where the people art ] busalng around doing big thing*. People who grt tight often In­ dulge In loose conduct— Ocala Star. Those Who get full often get fOollih. * Oflr reaction In tha recent (lead of dry scandals la la wish that dim Hoed wars still la tha Baasta—Ohio State Journal. Th* annual egg laying contest 1* under way, showing that her*'* a t;Jr a *l one Industry that hasn’t g<ffip KathitTranian f r ill fly-' A* we go to pr***, w# learn th at there la no truth to the re­ port that Senator Heflin tra d to enter the national gat bag race. Wa have nbeervtd that the new Ugh compression motor car* will make SO to 00 mil** an hour al* moat any time their owntr* gat to digrusalng Ihein. — Cl Itorado Timr*. A headline from Jacksonville aaya "l/>rd Will Protid* Over Election Here al last ought to b* an election free from l»*llot stealing and the customary thlOaneiy about tha polls. Whatever the legislatur* does or doesn't, Itepreaentatlv* Weak* of Holme* county will have had * good t nu- raising sand all by h maalf. And the good part of It I* that no nn<* has' taken him seri­ ously. D in in| • B a ll R o o m Coffee Shoppe M u ilc a n d D aad a g q n o t e r r t e e ,' g l r e I n f o r m a t i o n a b o u t th e y tm a e rrie e . SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND T E L E G R A P H C O M P A N Y 1 (iMWCftOfRifO COMMERCIAL MAN No "Whispering Campaign" can withstand the light of this trulhi Lucky Strikes ore made from the finest of fine tobacco*—tho cream of (he crop. Lucky Strike* alone are toatted because toasting Is n secret process; 2 6 ,6 7 9 physicians definitely state that toasting removes impurities. Then, loo, It adds to tho flavor and prevents throat Irritation* Therefore, without fear o f contradiction, we ctfn say truthfullyi "No cigarette, regardless o f price, la as good as Luckjesi whether manufactured by The American Tobacco Coin-' pony o r by any other company.*1 "Oh when,” aske Holland Dean In comment on the lateat untie* of Tom Heflin, “will |hl* roaring bull withdraw hia melodious foghorn from tha austere portal* of oet Capitol?" It Is impossible i t tl#| distance to say whether, the *U waya eloquent and usUilly lft-| lei-perfect editor of th* Sanfurd Herald hot hcrn guilty of a mtseu' metaphor 'or a play on h ’ dofd. r VUGIWi) ■ H o s p it a l it y la , ™ *T>rJfc'eleis,yt h • ab ility to put one’s' gueili at eaie Is in-' ’other electric achieve-, went in the form/of an electric drink mix-' er.i It { eliminates, the' awkwardness fa n d muisyj handling* of dainty, liquids and is' ao|reassuring'tot tho' host and hostess of si­ lent J supremacy ’ and Just think two glasses |pf liquids thoroughly ‘ mixed for the price of '• «lngle m a tc h ,* !? (hare apy tervant^as di«ap at your cKctrk which the ball never paves. And the four circuit blows, which the Bambino has managed to corral, have not been the famous Ruthlan drives of old but feeble swats uixm which even a rookie would look with disdain. H’a really too bad, this strange case of Mr. George Herman Huth- Old mun Babe, who is now noaring the ripe old age of thirty-five, in a pitiful figure, indeed. Ills public Is deserting him to seek a new idol just because he didn't live uu to Ita uxirectationa. In less than three short weeks they have condemned and sentenced him to obscur­ ity. But that'a baseball—Iho hero of today Is the bone-' head of tomorrow.’ As long as the Idol performs as the crowds want him to he is their king; let him falter even for an instant and they exercise their inalienable right of giving him the rasplwmes. Sometimes, however, the crowds make a mistake. Tho Babe, crushed to earth, may rise to live another day. If lie docs, fickle fandom will jw v w l t It’s toasted' No Throat Irritation No Cough • Doubtlessly there will be late In tho summer anme rurt of farm and tariff legislation marled But I1 will only be after everybody la tong re.- has sahl all he's got to about prohibition. dalphla'Public ledger. To maintain a Blender figure, no one can deny tho truth o f tho udvice: “REACH FOR A IJR X Y INSTEAD OF A SWEET.’ i L<*>di ftC' i MMW ■ S S ffU F w in h S l g W T J W fe a L ! „* > V ta m o o f th o In how many waps ran flvo cent* lie dlvldrd? Thl* accma to be the problem In arithmetic at T*lUbakace Just now. rlaiIda nrwapapera should «* riaUeted at the vlolrnl newapap-'rTEN THOUSAND PLA N ES T H IS YEA R coliacloumea* o, the legislature in KT. PICTUHBUPgti 1NHBPF.NUBNT the present ae*el*n. Without bold­ ing any brief at all for th* ed<turlal.pullet** * f it,* Klorlda HUt* ami town In Florida want* *n alrnews, the leglalaturc's demand up­ on it for an apolog, bacaua* of ita The Gann case has bobbed up jo it —a landing field for airplane* pain a n j an eachang* In evident It la a llvt, and progr/ailre want, ciitorlal Interpretation of th* you a-iklng Uroavanor Hawe to aU'a A dl*trr»i rise* again to Inquire and Florida la not being air-mind­ who paid hi* rapenir* for teltlnr [ "W hets Will Mr*. Gann S it? ” Wc ed any tou fast, according to the ■' don't caro two of the tinker'* piano manufacturing outlook for l.isen*«il pilots are being In- to a wroi d* rldleObiu*. Th. right thl* year. Hhorman M. Fairchild, : opinion or InUrptalaghoirevt darn. If *h* has to all In an alrtilauv manufacturer, esti­ created at tho rate of on* hun­ Goa Ie Im________ . ttwre lenablo *o long .aa a high chair. mate* that at Icoat ten thouaand dred a w*rkjm,i there are now I* no libel or elamler. El* ------------ o —1 ■ i■five thouaand holding licenses. It A California arlentlat hat **tl- plane* will li* manufactured this It piedlcted that by the end o# thl* Foreign Market bulUtin of th* C toate .1 that the present eun will year. That number 1* submitted yeet there will b« fifteen thousand continue to serve u* fof seven bll- aa a conservative yitlmate. Th. licensed pilot*. Th* United Htatei Department of Commerce **>* lion year* and al the end of that total output probably will rarer,I department uf eommerce la grant­ "there ie * fair demand In Mex­ _________ « time anutber ___ aun will take taka Ita It* that numbering atudent-pilot permit! to five ico for leather (raveling bags and ce. Now I, he would only tell us The fact that ten thousand ne« 'undred every weak, ami lb* fly- caeca.*’— Hid* and leather icwL0 much lunger we'll hay* to pul plane* for this year will be onr '» f ***;?n In mora than two third* With' okra. . tho'jiand mare planet than th* ip- it the United Btalei la just open 'al number now In operation In mg- It may bo capected that th* A» to th* yalu* of fame, pleas* thle country afford* aa under­ permit* will go aa high aa on* standing In lha rapid growth that (houapnd a week by uld-eumm tr, name three men who wen gueilt on the Mayflower during the I* being mad* In aviation. The Imjh-alc* tb*| by peat full lateat available report on the num­ '.her* wilt be from ten to fifte .i Coolldg* reign. - P«.Umd Exber of plants being actively oyva ted -In th1* country place* tot ,ia r & v a & .& t a n total st eight thousand and eight U * * t .t h ,* s .f m ,r i h a * d U o e * gradhundred, but allowance ahould bl r ' i w,nl °r,» pu»*J made for at la**t two hundred ‘J 'Ir*will_b* eeoi) that plane mam iqflje plane* bl service elect than ifactuicra are facing * real FtUl another significant gauge ol •m In speed! ag up prodtaila In S 1 th" pabllcatloa of hi* (2# ooo priia method of auntag a drl ghtful mecrtchaum aviation inerraa# la- that the let velopUg sale*, a y tc o i. aq| I You may think that 4he thousand will be five thousand and tiibutlon. ? r V Vork Evening rripatlon o, women la more seven hundred mor* plan** than . notd la tb* Vailed I abroad, but our own Amy ware manufactured last year vlaUe fifty-one a via IIon ackool. ill amoked a black cigar la The public mag find this IremgQ- of (atYT ail* lw Whteh eoaaptet* air ** jP w C Already lha a>r y**f* —agws—MHiwaapollt ddu* Incraat* aomawhat surprising, (Taiolac U given, u addition there but thus* inoel surprised a>* in. ar* two hundred and twaaty-on* a tabU* ° i,* hIp£lt € ,n>iU *• northoni markau plan* manufacturer*- L ilt ycai .nation acbool* Iwing conducted by POM has bo*a urgod and la and t h t year before there wae a Jt*^*r* * nd commercial flying ay*. under inyoatigatka, and 1* tendency to hold bock on maaufac UM uT»«rl luring beratr** of tha fear of over production. As a result th* man ufartqier* fopng themselves unable to gupply the demapd, and how. S t a r - ja T iy according to M r Fairchild, even with nn output pt ten thouaanJ Ploopp tad u« arranged lor (Ms n t* They will be glad to take jronr 'order, too. * |* , ■‘•t a ** Remember that telephone i c n k e coats only a few cents a day, a small sum compared to the benefits It returns. It* own corporal* and could not reach a* far sa, I t . Petersburg far tha same emergency. The baseball season is scarcely three weeks old but ' irs aro saying dire things about George Herman Ruth; They are forecasting hls fall from tho seats of tho high and mighty and are predicting an Ignoble retirement at the end of the season- Tho mighty Babe, they affirm In plaintive tones, Is the mighty Babe no more but jupt another ball player. With undisguised frankness, the sports authorities are saying that the Bam­ bino is so far on hia way to baseball demise that there U absolutely no hopo for recovery, and are mildly suggesting that the Babe’s million admirers bow to tho Inevitable and make plans to send flowers and regrets. The cause for thin eruptjon of aportanlc views Is obvlous. The Babe hasn’t knocked the thirteen pr fourteen home runs to date that were expected of him. Instead he has been content to plant only four, one of which, wlelders of sports pencils any, was the rankest of freaks. To ac­ count for this lack of circuit -emashes, they have advanced as many theories ns Helm has varieties. Tho Ilabe has no ambition; he is lethargic; his ego has reached the swelling pcint and other things arc being whispered through a loud speaker. They are'prodalmlng that the Sultan of the Swat Is too fat and that his legs are too spindly'to carry hls huge frame •His vision Is impaired to the extent that he has * t «* m an, o r c le r k -w ill b« the poorest pauper in the world *o far as being able to enjoy the many millions of dollars which are his. “T h e K i n g I s n 't K i n g A n y m o r e " mt -I,.-*. >,t d r ta ile d S Ba far thl* station of tb t legis­ lature hasn’t produced any talk of moving th* atata capItoL . J a c k s o n v ille ^ , 9 1 a . And all this leads us back to a very broad but fitting definition of the word wealth. An economist, who must have been part philosopher, has declared that “wealth is the present means of deriving future benefits." Becsuse his sentence ie only for three months, Sinclair still has j.pItEN C n (LADEN BONO. the present means of deriving future benefits and may still htvroftuille and gueulede-loup— be termed wealthy, hut If he had to serve a life term, the Can yotl all pronounce them, 1500,000,000 which he la said to possess would be as, useless J toot a heap of gold upon a deserted island. Nevertheless for ipueln* and coputllcot— e next three months, Sinclair will be “broke" and he Aren’t they pretty name* ta know will only become wealthy again when he puts the prison renr flow’r U ovory tonga* la a nama that should be apfif, ad a flowar grow* th* larrVi artl ba* the confldmc* of Aigerl With a Prench or English namal can btialnaa* to an unuaual dear** wiayantU* in a iprey. Ithaat-dtacloc. anca-or-othar- unfortunate circumstances -of llffvtheyjpend -Ear- f n«i>* [lurpnaai J j * rt In th# aqn, their existence “behind prison wells" and deaplte their rill* proposes to Incltid* Jacksonville In Hi corporate bank balance eg* pitifully poor. Tampa, no dqubf, i* woMpi ivrtfeulll* and guetde-dem watched that* flowers grow nlctoe and coquellsotly Ruth Stanley Brown • —In Bt. Nicholas— phone aerrice In your he ucycaaaiy to yfcotf tie Bo range for. tbs Installation. W. H. LONG M EA T M A R K E T NBT ■\ 1H 1 ■m i m Hamm/ n f . .. ........... ................... Elton]. Moughlon > Architect H ni Natl But* Bldg. •; Baaford. Fla, >i'A *»oi m m r AW �fc THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA TUESDAY, MAY 7, ! 9 » c f Me Benedict'* ctlb re , a man who ha* helped numerous other grower*' associations with their marketing problems <n years p u t ,11 R. E. Baldwin, prominent East H M MARGARET PETERS, M t i j Editor Ride grower, who la to preside ul U K Dividing Hf* Into three period*. pm * the meeting, believes that no (Coutlnuad From lYgn One) Dr. E. D. Brownlee spoke Sunday nld* of area or tones declared by grower should let anything prevrni morning to th , Presbyterian con­ the State Plant Board aa arana In his being en hand. DeLand Girl T oW ed gregation on th* subject of, "A .wMrh the Mediterranean fly <e“Furthermore," declared Mr. otianga Text For Sanford.” Th* - ri or in llke'.y to oerur an! alai _______ Edward B , Henderson Baldwin, "I want to stress the mln'ntar took his text from first w.V" jfW-L «vyry .man should, coma Corinthians, third chapter, t v* .l .n a prst.’/hw « n e t-r when prepared to lake part in the inproto An aftnouSrtibr t t '| Vwhkh will be ty-flrat verse, "All thugs am such BHWWCkAaJ aam a pat Wag fVrrmal discussion, lievauae We ail WEDNESDAY Mrts II. A. McMkhftt) spent many m frim your*." r ____ -and registration for all of lntercet to their n>«"y ™di. n j>~ la " -r a a ll riith - * - " 1 boat* ouside of > prcd-rt'.ve tone want to ace the corn! ton of our ‘children who aspect, to anta*. any hare .to that o f th e .. «' Chapter on*, Dr. Brownfe, said, to a processing plxnt with n a pro- industry Improved and «no of the erlmarX-achool-to'tha Fall;- from and approaching marriage-of M ill la* th# period of childhood, when Miss Rose Lsvv o f Taltahesae* best way* to get on the right tcetivr ton*. o'clock to IX o’etock a t tha Jawell Edmunds ot DeLand to Ed­ formerly . or Sanford apent last “aB the world seems -made ftr us." " I t la provided further that the ((rack la to hear tha views of ith Bids Primary School. Chapter two Is a reverse period week-end hare with her aieter. . oaaay contest a t tha 8em. ward Bruce Henderson of this movement of ell frul in I tlk everyone." "when the world la against me.” from park tig Ivium to prcce*»inR Tonight's meeting 'a being apen(not* High. School auditorium at city. The .wedding will take place "W# enter Into the reaponalbllW S. 8. Baumel Is spending a week plant mutt be to a tlehtly clo«cd aored by th# Seminole Agricultur­ • o'clock. Public cordially Invited. on June 11 nt the P in t Baptist in Delray attending to business lea of life and find th* severe railway car or ‘n ar. automobile ,Th# Literature Department ot Church in DeUtnd. al Club but It la an open meet mg interests. competition there until aometime# Mis* Edmunds, who U the only th e 'Woman** Club will meat at truck properly jereemd ur covered and everybody lx .nvited. brc.l It arema that even fate la nil daughter of Mr. and Mrm.P. D. 8:39 o’clock In tb* club rooms. Mr. and Mrs; R. A. Wilton have against ua," th* minliter declar­ or otherwise aafegnnrdel a* to Domer, president of the dub sums Edmunds of North Woodland returned from Jacksonville where THURSDAY prevent the spend nt the Meditci up the Invitation In these wnnl-c Clinic nnd registration for all boulevard, DeLand, hat made her they spent agreral days wtin ed. “The Bfminole Agricuttuixl Club raneati fly. In Uia third chapter of life, Dr. children who expect to enter any home there for a number of years. friends. The rule regulating tho plftc'ng jnvllrs ami cxpei-tx every grower Brownfee an d "we rerogiiixc that wrimary school nart Fall! from Rhe attended Button university and shipper ami olhrr pnttici in­ of cold atnrage fruiU fnthwx: (T o’clock to IX o'etock a t the where she received her A. B. de­ Mrs. W. A. E itlt Jr . a ful Mrs. nil men nre made to do ,mr will, "All host fruit* and vrgrtabl-*s terested In reicry ta bP at Ihe South Side Primary School Claud* Howard motorrd to Jack­ nejther la th* world ataiiu t ua, Regular meeting of th* Colonel gree la 1927 and wag a member sonville Monday where they apexi) but th* world Is a acFool for th* in cold storago *n |nfer*rd nr pro­ Courthouse this eve -.eg \Vp have of the Alpha X I Delta social sor­ tective tone* on Jan * I, except at t-ied to arrarr* a program Inst Theodor* Roosevelt Auxiliary making of chancier. No charge* the day. trr is developed to As potential hereinafter prov led, rhal! jjie d* • wilt hold t V i st fur ull and we Number Three at 8 P. M. at ority and the Torch and Scroll She afar* • Studio, 118 Elm Ava- acholarahlp fraternity. Since her Miss Jessie Osteen, oy Deland, height* until It hsa.m ri difficul­ stroyed, provided that any cnM sjr> 1y hope tas tuts c..l a'll graduation she has been * teach­ spent the last week-end with Mix* ties, defeats, disapprntmrnts nnd atoragr plant Incdol in an in­ v n r up to »i**ulrll.'rx. * ----------------------- | er In the Boston Avenue achool. LIU Thornley, 801 West Flret r-errowa. The*-- days miy do ns fested or protrctlvo tone m%y, FRIDAY prior to June 1 ,.after diaiHixing i f Street. Mr. Henderson It the son of Mr. irore real gool If we have lb# Clinic an dreglatralton for oil manhood nnd womanhood to utn al| host fru ta an l vegetables pre­ Children who exepeet to enter any and Mrs. E. M- Carrol of this viously alored In suc.i eolcl alorngo L. D. Bijrtnn who has been thsm.*' primary school n u t Foil; from 0 city. He received his B. S. degree plant* and leaning the nremi'e* o'clock to IS o'clock ot lh* South from Stetson in 19X7 and hit M. wot king In Tampa spent the past with hli wife and child In such manne* ax In thp judg­ S. degree from the same univer­ week-eAd rtn at 309 Park Avenuement of the Inspect»? shall riem i u n»r- sity In 1928. He I* a member of vent the poas'b’llty of the dlssen'roon Chapter D. A. R. will meet PI Ksppa Phi, Theta Alpha Phi, r**n C Katherine Wilson has re Mias (Continued From l'age One) Inalon of the Mediterranean fly J t y t the h s homo of U n . R, II. Berg, dramatic fraternity,' and Torch turned from Orlando where she "the Irglxlature could follow m> and after securing n « i'* a iy ) i r>. ot I o'clock' with Wre. 'll, and for the past r ear he week-end with he sister, mtxlrm— from •tlw Stole— lUaU. hrlirr rnttrat lhan.lQ.tokJtll.ulh'.r ^ Tf?Tlfr iltnlck a. hW- ha* been an Inst rueter i t A am rs. BotVd, store fruit nnd vcgetnblrs msttrra a«ide uniil this plan, or M. Junior College in Cochran, Ga. some oilier better title, has been produced nua dr of tho .nfcatrd or adopted to bring tax relief to IS. Mr-and Mr*. J . S. Driver were Th» Roae Circle of the Carden FARtR, May? — (IN S )— Tha week-end guests of Mrand Mr* Club will hold 1U Map meetlar (|uralion of liagerl* was probably protective slate." J. R. Roney of the lake Metro It alxn waa anounerd that Judge o t tha home o f Mr*. Roland Read Davey Lee Makes The three-hntir committee ses never a more delicate' on* than Apartments in Jacksonville. In Bon Lanta ad 10 o’clock. Roll this spring, with frock* growing T. Fictim Wvrlvs of Orlando ha* ■inn brought debates between tho H it In B ig Picture been aprointel ns'latanl attorney governor and llcprcscnVlive I . noil, “Flowering Traci.” t - . rn' Mr*. Hal Wight and daughter, more and mor* transparent and general to serve r* coin «rl'or-?i>r Tllghlamls munty, nnd Week", Refolar meet n r of 3emtnolc Four-year-old Davey I-e* was Mis* Billie Wight left Monday for the evening ones almost hacklracthe State Flan! Rot -1 in innUrrs ilulmes rounty, ax In the nielli* Rehakah Lodge at Odd Fclkiw* th * first player to be chosen fbr Uit Angeles where they will spend Holt ot 8 o'clock. Important h i* Al Jolaon'a second super-special, several months with the formrg> Whit little show* must thus be peijla'ning to the work of eradica­ of the plan to enrorce rigidly tHe collection of n.l valorem laxrx up­ daintier end more dignified than tion of the fruit rly. on aiilnmbblle* white other “T h , Singing Foot," and It was Mother. ever. , Arronling t(, A. C. Brown of the ■> SATURDAY schemes of taxailiin were not en hi* astonishingly natural! work as Undcrthlngs are the foundation pjsni Ixisrd, scouts htcc voried forced. Mualc Weak Recital by the th* tiny tragic figure, "Sonny Roy C. Howard an,) Claude Rob Kcptracntnllre to-e n*knl Hu pupil* of Ifr*. Fannie Bletnbrldgi Boy," that caused W rner* to rlc ■on left Haluiday evening by mo uf fashion. Blender lines, light fa­ twtnlyenine puhlitlumil cuunl vs lee members if the pro Munion at her ttudlo, 603 Myrtl* vate him to stardom—and to pre­ tor for Detroit, Inch, where they brics and closttflBUng bodice* and ■ml have found no new Infuata- commit tton arras. Infrstatlnn nrvai i re posed fund ilixlributinn hill would Avenue, at S:1S o’clock. sent him In the delightful Vita have acc-epUd positions for tho i ipa have brought about lingerie operate according to schedule or summer months. combinations that, cannot possibly now known to be in Orantrc, Bre- II counties Wiiuhi enrounter dilfi MONDAY phone comedy, "Sonny Boy,” now vard, Volusia, Bemmolp Fulcia-n, mar a costume. Flain batiste Is showing at the Milan* Theatre. cuity in gaining tlu-ir share hf the 'American Lesion Auxiliary will Mrs. Mary Byrnes left Tuesday Osceola, l.akc and Duval cniinlicx. A] Jolaon’a selection o f Mailer by train for tiny* tha laat of a *«riea of pivot Cadillac, Mich. being used in pearl-white, yellow In Duvsl county, ■ fly wax fuuml alport ionmrnt, ills ifuritinn waa an'Werril and progressive bridgf partlee at Davey a* th* "Sonny Boy'* of "The Where she will apend several day* nn,| blue, with Just a whisper uf In ■ private home on fruit t‘irl Governor Tallinn Singing Fool" meant a triumph oefore going to Mcltain, Mich, to embroidery about the bodice and the Legion Hut ot 8 P. M. had hixfi ahlpiieil In from an In“If any one expects this plan to for the lad over one hundred and •pend the summer liottoni Night dresses come to festrd area, cffelala said. TUESDAY operate by n system of l»g rolling eighty screen children who were match, for the enaemtile Idea is Little Theatre Group of the the b glJLnlure might n* well go Mr. and Mrs Hugh Whclchel boose," the governor dwin red. Woman's Club wlD meet at 8 bong considered by the Warner and children are spending several still paramount, even in umllcsCrrpe de Chine, georgette, saBros.’ casting office. "lias our experience In the pnst o'clock In the sun parlor « f tha days in Douglsst, Ga., a* the tin and triple voile are best for And it wah a personal triumph administration justified us in our club boats. guest of Mr. Whelchel'a mother, evening wear, aaverely hemassumption that things will l-e ax for Davey, for he won vdt all by Mr*. II. C. Whetchei. stitched, tucked nr trimmed with they slvnil,) Im-T'* Representative himself. firm lace. Borne arc showing-an Church Circles Have Lee nxkcd. While Joe Marks, casting dir­ Mr» J . E. Umharh of Orlando ideal foundation In Dale l i e enpx "My feet cannot lie guided by M eetings On Monday ector, waa interviewing the tot's and Miami spent Friday and Bat satin with Alencon lice drop* at (Continued Fro^i Page One) the guest of Mrs. she bark to allow for the dern f'emother, Devey wandered out on unlay here mtmben of Circle Number the lot, snd was later discovered Sherman Lloyd, 1108 Magnolia roilrir. It la fitted snugly at the fit more than anyone t'xo fr- m hips to alnw no wrinkle- but ha- tbl- a ato n t) ndtA'itisIr.g ram1 of the Presbyterian Autil- by bis frantic mother riding pick- Avenue. enough fullness in the little skirt pa)gn, ltoy Byrnes, prominent Inmet on Monday afternoon at a-back on tho shoulders of the Mr-fry Mrs. Gordon Kellam of ‘ of Mrs. Linton' E. Al- ■tar, A8 Jnlaon. The two had al­ Daytona Beach spent last week­ to permit a good tango. The lltxK ral grower, urges every farmer in Oourt, with Mrs. J . P. ready decided between thjmselvri end with Mr. and Mrs- R. J . Holly pantire are In filmy ailk voile the district to lip at the Court­ presiding. During Urn af­ that Davey waa to have the part. and accompanied them Monday edged with Alencon. with a shap house tonight at 8 o'clock. "The advertising agency that morning when they left by motor rd yoke fastened by three very American l.rtflon ternoon a study course on Mexico Hat buttons on either side. The wee conducted by Mrs. J . M. Neel- Legion Auxiliary Has for Asheville and Charlotte, N. C. fullness is givtn by flat pressed has been retained to rrcatr the Auxilllnry rampalgn Is to mtVn ,ts report pleat*. aif. Conference Sunday Mlie Mary Helen Morse has Every color under the aun la tir­ tonight and I am sure that every­ Eat* |n the afternoon the hostreturned to Tsllahsstee after ing un-,| as much as the old fain one will want to know the method MU, mutated by Mrs. J . D. Wood* The American 1 /egion Auxiliary spending the week-end here with aiar rose and white this aeasj.i. to be followed in putting tho Monday Night, May 1.1th. r * f . Mrs. J . P. K d g , and Mrs. held ita fourth district Spring con­ her mother, Mrs E. F. Morse, at 8 I*. M One^of the dressmakers show* j )‘»i*l' In reicry. ThJn, too, we R J . U gly J r , , served refreehl,tr. home on South Sanford Ave­ ference on Sunday morning at the m j b etj d preference for black g e t - have much to learn from a man I'rizrn llrfr««hmenlt» nswits. Those present wars: Mrs. nue. . . Xeti# ti ___ _______________ Legion Hut<Mth Mrs. Lee F. trimmed with black lace. C E. Rawson, Mr*. Jo * Chltten- Lovell of Apopka, district viceVery, very light tweeds are be­ Mrs. E. P Morse an^ Miss Mins ing lectured fur bcerh pyjamas al den. Mr*. J . A Young, Mr*. G. president, presiding. Auxiliary Howard motored to Ocala Sunday Oulbrsndton, Mrs. R- J . Holly J r , unit* from Apopka, one of the ahopi and are likely to Daytona ‘Mr*. J . N. Neeley, Mrs. R. A. Ties|h, Feraandina, Jacksonville, afternoon. c*l much worn at amart Continyo. ‘'Smith, Mis. J . D. Wotrircff, Mrs. New Syrmna, Orlando, I’alatka, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Connelly, tat beaches this summer. ‘ rMlllp Bech snd Mrs. J . I*. St. Cloud, and Sanford were rep­ Mrs. J . C. Murchison of Orlando, UldgS. resented by delegates. Mrs. E- D. Mobley and Albert Con­ ' Th* principal matter discussed nelly motored to Daytona Beac'l **rs. D. L. Thrssher presided during the meeting we* the com­ t>unda¥ where they apent th* af­ at the meeting of Circle Numb-r ing observance of Memorial Day ternoon and eveninc. T O N IG H T Sight o f the Presbyterian Auxil­ and Poppy Day which will be held Mr and Mrs. B. Baumel and lake Mary Cardno iary which was hvfd on Monday on Saturday, May 2S. The poppira afternoon nt tbo horn* of Mr*. (T. are now being made by the veter­ children acorn pa niod Mrs. A. Eel HAN QUENTIN"HTATE PRIB menovILa and son, Julius Eel menMualc Hr K. gfMff. R SM O mwL M " ; W ans at tha Lake City Veteran He*, •vitae a* fa r a* Jacksonville when ON. Gal. May. 7 - ( N K ) _ Aralov piul and wm be distributed to Williams, ■ negro prisoner, inM. McKinnon led tho devotional they left Runday for their home In Mero'a Syncopalora etructor in Kpaitiah claaaet In th tkxi the remainder c€ the after- the Aualliary un Ita withla the Brunswick, Ga. p r i a o n , d u e for parole toon. All »o<Si was spent In discussing bus- nest few weeks. At th* conclusion of the p act,o f lo s s ratters Mite Mary Fowell of Tampa, of whicn la caused no little con­ k t the tea hour the hostess, se­ the delegates retired to the Sanfor who has been spending aoma time sternation within these prison walla, for there ian't any llngulat hero with her aieter, Mrs. D D. aled by Mrs. II. B. Lewis, Mrs. Yacht Club when luncheon w Caldwell, Rose Court, toft Monday of Eapanol to taka hit place. j i n Sml snd Mrs. R. B. Rtev- •erred. Whan Archie came to San Quen­ morning for Taritoro, N. C. where it refreshments Those ah* will spend some time before tin la I9XS he said be had no trade, •ludedt Mrs. D. L. Essay Contest To Be but explalnad that be had apent 16 returning to her hom*. Mrs. 11. B. Lewie. Mrs. years in - Spanish speaking landStaged Wednesday ok M' -- Mrs J . N. Tolsr, and would Ilk* to teach rlaaaea in Walter R. COsmesi, M r*. R. A "F lag Essay" contest, tinder Church Group H6ldB that language. It waa a' popular ! Stsvsns, Mrs. W. M. McKinnon, th* auspices of the American idea, and Archie’* rlaaaea dave|rg Meeting: On Monday ■d *o rapidly that today be hjx F. E. Msrkw-od, Mrs. F. E. Flag Association, will bit staged able Improvement, over a thousand students along M-- * 'in-Smith, Mrs. Wednesday a t the Seminole High The Ladles Union o t tty Eon School audltoriwm a t 8 o'clock by with a long; watting Hat. Prisoners M , H -'n’-t Vlife. Mrs. B. C—"t sufferod Zarbry. f " x . Walter Bach. six pupil* Of th* Seminole County grvgatfen Church b u s t on Man- completing th* coursee are tapablo tong, tong Ume. before I tiled Carschools.'TUe* boy* and three gi-i* day allernoon a t the pariah house of writing and carrying on a flu­ Mrs. P. E. r.teln. did. and my only regret la that I did will take part In tha program end with Mr*. John Mstack, Mrs. ent conversation In Spanish— oru- not know kbout It sooner." says Mrs. a modal will be awarded to oi# Rchmnh, Mrs. Z<trowsr and Mias of HU students acta aa Jntarpretc.- LUUa 'Pruitt, UO “K" Street, this boy iand another to one girl. TJi* Nelda Van Naaa a , hostess. A for tha Parole Board and another city. noy [fn Reitz Hostess i titles of ere. “I was badly run down In health. for th* States Immigration Board. To Sinai t Set Club Glory's Oroatast (Story/* While few reports were baayd from tha MX n o rm •went to piece*', and X Spanish departments o, save r- 1 awaltta ting the dedston of the Judges various commutes, plans state colleges have been attraced had to go to bed. 1 wm* not able to Mike France# Rail- u host*** a t to whom assays wil win, th* mad* for * supper t« by Arabic's method of Instructin'i. do my bow* weak for many mac l« the vsembers of th*- Smart Set Little Theatre Club of Beaitock May 81. ~I got so bad off, I could not I sad the negro linguist plans to Club with • bridge . - v*y given High School will present a e*e h*v* aajbtdj walk frcroa* U» During the nodal hour refresh­ continue this career when be J* on nooar i f TbC MM *n Saturday afteraoori -* 8 o’cleok ment* were served and host***** th* "outside." uuaf t £ os* who WIU read esaaya a n : appointed far th* Jan# meetinga t bar home, 8880 Senfovd- AvyataritmL I had bad paina Yetlow was (be color tha Mtteee Ml anto L eu H naW f They waret Mrs. Edward Horton. n)ij aides, sthI my heed Viurihon# aqulpment InaUlIrd Maxwalt, Virginia Earl# and for daeorettoe* iml party kiary Mr*. R. J . Jones, Mr*. Hatty fag wmM i|-f'*ira speUe of at Grand Tbaatre in L ak, city. Hi* rlcs Butler, te lle / Pep* and appointments Ich almost aet me wild, ppctnunaiue end ana It « w-,* - ■’ «mph*a- Douslaae Echo Deoglaaa Echols The public to Thurates and Mre. Carry* Hah* day 1 was rearing and I saw 3M k r tkd ,«w nt A >f W a l l g taariad to U w tM * t No Abewg M w*at*n wore pieaiat at STUART — Ball*flora 'Avacua eeedtoUy.toeHad t woman, who had a troubto m e n which wer, ar— "rod In admixaton will b tb« moating* being reaiirfaead. relieved by where the ahoet th* w to try tt. at once H began to help m* from tha vary th a t I took Cardial regularly, of the g »»e tor aeewal months, and my improve, prixe. HaebVanl BOOKS. AUNT B FROM .TCXA8 meat wm a* lemartabta. that my Iwiiw owd - ----- ilaliwtii nil *r while (A rare* Comedy) Minister Preaches BOARD M A K E S On Life,DividlngIl NEW RULES ON Into Three Periods SHIPPING FRUIT S o cia l A n d P erso n a l A ctiv ities S o cia l C alendar Personals % r2xsJ$& Group-Reports Favorably U p o n C a rlt o n 's Plan Lingerie Question Is Delicate One In iewOfThinAttipe f r GROWERS W I L L M E E T TONIGHT IN COURTHOUSE PROGRESSIVE AND IMVOT BRIDGE LEGION HUT 50c TEXTILE MEN TO TALK OVER TASK FACINGINDUSTRY that ten jraant bane* li# pnfwlatton of the Unlted Slatex will !•# 136^60.000 and that In * * .1year th e - owj it wm totat u rooo,,00f 1 Foundation also pu-dictedI t tcom­ To o f th# PC»*ent plete reorganisation Atlantic City Will Be Convention S c e n e S et For. May 24, 25 lit* address. retail distribution In the near fu­ ture and It wax expettrd thxt these subjects will form a part of the subject o f Mr. GaakM'a l.»ik will lie "The American Tan I»ccl»!nn." Both be and Mr. Thompson will adreas th* manufm furert In Joint aeasion and the BOSTON," ttayZTo-U N S)n4tor program rrmtmrtlo. ij paW WUbkHT ptesentallvea nf both (he sw ulhetn__ ■•lungemrnta for one' or two •nd northern- teaklto A»sl»ie*r,w«xl minre ’ apewkurar President -Hs—M*meet In convention for „ mutu.u I'Tlxgernhl " of the Amrrican Aa»o-littuaslnn of problems nlfcctir.ta ■i-lion, will preside. the tnduxtry of Allantlr Titv. TemniBIce Named N. J., on Jlny 31 and 33. according TIis ptogr.'tin committee of th* ,n nn nuouncement at the hexd- National Association of Cotton liinitria of the National Cotton -Itmiifacturers includes: ’ Chart** Manufacturers Association hcie. M Holmes, and J . E. Stanton Jr., The South will I r represented uy of Niw Bedford: Nathan Durfee, •uemliera of the American Coll an Fall River; bc-inurl T. Iltibbxrt, M.inufnrlurera Ai>xo,iallon. whl'-.* New Yotk; Charles L, Glllltaad Ihe north-rn mill men will lie of and Harry W. Butterwnrlh, PhilIhe Notional Association. itudpbia. W >. Thntftpxoti, n -ttreclnr i f Memlirrs of tht> program comliin Scrlppx Foundation tor IV.'* mltlee of the American Ataocia-larch In I'opulnr Froblrmx and in.n a ie : H. It. F itig rreld , DamNelson Burr Gnskill, atniney and vilie, Vn; A. M. Dixon, Gastonia, former menilwr nf tbc Federal N. T..j It K. Geer, Green*villa, liiide Tommiiston. will be among T. B \V. Cramer, Cramrrton, me principle s|icnkprx. N C. F. D. Anderson, Macon, Ga.l Prominent Speakers \ ! W. M< l.rllnn, New Orleans, “Tomorrow's Customers" will lie l,i.: and Cnptaln Ellison A tile stlhjrrl of Mr. Thom|ison’s n.l .Smyth, Flat Rock, N, C. dress The Foundation, of wilt It Ini is n director, lias estimated FREED ON PAROLE ATLANTA, *MiT»- 7. —UNS>— Thomas W. Mi’trr, former alien nroperty riialodlan and secretary f IV *w ar*, hit native atata, waa released from the Atlanta Federal Prison texlay on parole. p u t history”, Governor Tallinn nnxwnrd- “I ran any that thr propie of this state, in every respect, will get n square iteal unde, till.adminiatration." A Viltiphnnr Talking Cnmcdy That Will Yuu A Hut’ Full of Luffs. Hand EDWARD EVERETT HORTON ■KTTY BRONSON 7:10—In—H:2I) La -1 Time# TnNight MILANK Movtelonr New* t'omi-d, The Pupil* of The \Vn>l Side Primary School tVill Present An Operetta * ‘ •THE FLOWER NYMPH’S SURPRISE” Thtim. Kvi'itlng, 8:00, Jr. High School, Adm. 15c & 25c w MIAMI HOTEL-LEAMINGTON "Mlaml'd Monl I'opulnr Hotel" JUngle roontM with bath, $2, $2.50. $3 Double room* with bath, $1. St.00, S3 Klrepruof----------Kuropettn N. E. Firnl St. Near itay Hincnyne Popular Priced Ileatauranl In Connection ROUND Spanish Instructor Will Get Parole At SI. Quentin Prison DANCE BADLY RUN-DOWN EASILYDISTURBED ■ F R O JV K C A N a n d Sentk Carolina Lady Took Cu» dai and Noticed Remark­ Ft Van. by t* »r A- Chamber Commerce folLrftoy, Ccoock, Mary M *y r A M »«e T O A IR -T IG H T F R Y IN G r a c k ^ ~ T O „,»* ‘ . P A N - a g a in / CA W Thai U the eyrie o f the Snowdrift you u«» for frying. For Snowdrift la not only ■ uholmomm fat for frying — U’s rcaBy* n very econom ical one a* wciL | After straining, you know, Snowdrift earn It be M id again and again. It doesn't absorb any o f the Ikying odors—evea that o f flak , Try It with French Fried Potatoes. H to 'fr the recipei . , �SANFORD .*b,i* m■ •* V < uJk Li c i •<i«1, 1 * :-*i| L- . JM t gE- ' ,-r J r r , F *1t p ■ 1 1 b • 1 ■ fit H|v *» n t > 1 0/ » *• w f. ■ >• ^ . r ## 1 ’ «K. *»» t IKr ^ t »A ’ i»* * •' ; i t V ** pfjC l fir w> A* V- M ♦ *« ? % r*- 2 9| -k # * •■»«/*» ™ ., - 1 * A. j3k ■ Tonight’s the night. , A ll roads lead to the courthouse, where, at eight o’clock, growers, shippers'and others interested in the future o f the celery, industry will gather to. talk' thirig^ oVefc ( * ■ * • | <t •. . . - A real treat is promised also, ih an address by W illnir D. Benedict, of Philadelphia-niarketiug expert ot the Curtis Publishing Company--a man who has aided other grow er’s associations ih solv ing their marketing problems/ • • .............*•*, :.r { * * Be sure to attend and see that your neighbor comes. -Let's , • get together and put “ sell” in celery! J. LEHMAN C. Gqtt$chaldt Floriida SANFbRD-dVlEDO \ Truck Groweirs «x 7 / j VAJ* V CELERY GROWER ^ r r itr T r �$ I T M T M 'I ■■ i"fit F a r F O R K X H l : M alm sey A f t * . 1000 __ __ R 'V f t P .."Park Ave. Summer rmt*. Y W H flP ** li * ■ bam a d a, w in b , r t e a lr a d p a tin a * a n d c o lle c to r m b ! I r S I dlaUly for payment * _ T 1 0 t a lino _____ he a lino 7e a lin e rata* on retjoeit Tha radocod rataa ara (or rativ* lnaartioni. wonb of a r ir a j* length MStad. a lisa. $• ad u n d e r 8 Unaa accep ted . U a d r a r t ii l n g |, m u l c t e d prap ar e U n if ic a t io n . *r , arrer U .made , The bla TTeroTJ Wlll b a T *f o r on ly ona Ineor- Yor H K N l—l . i r c f bik J *m all A p t L a n g le y A p t*. A lio 5ro o m h o m e on 1 0 th an d M agnol a. A p p ly A p t. So 4 ; iJM iflrjr A p ts. C a ll 023 J . S u m m er H a iti, 16— H a u s e n l o r R a i l FOR RENT—Splendid furnlthed bout* and garage ‘ on Silver Lake. Delightful place to livo. $30JX) per month. W. A. Raynor, owner. H. C. DuBote, agent. FOR RENT—610 Magnolia. Flvt * room* and bath. Centrally loca­ ted. Good ei.million. Apply 1 till StagnoliD. Phone U-0—\V. a n b a a q u est In ia rtlo n a . lea ahould ba n o tifie d l a * U atalv { d c a s e o f e r r o r TO ADVEBT O M W '• A n e t aid r c p m e s U tlr a th o ro u g h ly f a m ilia r w ith r a ta a , T U lti and c U u K le itlo a w ill ’e you cow pU ta Inform ation. E d I f you w l«h, th e y w lU a a a l t t you In w o rd in g y o u r w an t a d to s t a k e I t m o t* a ffe c tiv e . — A n n o un cam m i s R E h jT *-SB frn Aiatn ,furnitlied h'ioie." J ' . n r -Lni room*. Corner Seminole Blvd. and Mangouitine A vc. Telephone 10. Full KENT—fumbled buniulo.v at 317—15th Street. Second houeo En»t of Elm Avenue. Double garagr—$-'t.YOO month. See Mr. Berg at The Herald office. 17—Uuslnem I’larcs for Henl B A N ro tD D R u a c o . W a D e liv e r— r none.SZ5 FOR lufNT^FiUlng itatlon and grorery. Doing good butlnesi. a ll Phone £07. " n T N 1FFEK S ig n * e ( inda. I s S a n fo r d P la n t an c Paper Co. Phone 303. 10 Farms For Rent. ■TRUCK FA RM ERS-W e ore of.1fcling for rrnt, aome uf the heat T—Small, t>rown mare mule, frotl ptoletteil land In Florida, der pleat* notify It. L. Kuliln* thoroughly drained 'pud Irrigate! for twlmy dunam per acre. Bo* Elder Springe, Reward. 2312, Fort Mycrt, Ha. Lbairk r mmed IH-f-gnLmn glaaaei on Flr*l Street. Finder 21— Acreage for Sale leave at Dr. Langley'a offMUCK I.AND FOR SALE: el.ch Building. 10 acre* of good, undeveloped, muck Unit SE. Id of NW. 1*4 iutooM ’AU Section 10-21.32; mar Chuluota, 'M D G fi Fla. In flowing writ area. Term* ___ eta car* and Graham trucka. $50.1X1 per acre with 10 per cent Elm and 13th Street. Phone 3. iff for ta»h. Fred T. William*, Dll) YOU KNOW THAT YOU Sanford Fla. CAN OET YOUR CLOSED !1—Acreage for Sale 'CAR TOP REPAIRED WHEN flT NEEDS IT AT SANFORD FOR SALK OR RENT—5 acre* NOVELTY WORKS 115 NO. of land w’lth hoime on It. •FRENCH AVE.________________ (Icanlell Avenue. Alto 20 acre* In Palmer'ti auUllvUion, priced right to tT*pon*llilc party. Now unde |$— Rosin cm Service :ultivatlun. ail in c'Ury. See Nick * WlGMT^ PRINT SHOP Xcrnovcan, Beardall Avpnue, . A P FY itrvlro on any thing it. printin' A phone c a t will get F O R B A L E — C h ea p — 10 a c r e * O vieilo mui k U n i — p rire r ig h t -jiTpmtr mto. P H n . 4 1 7 - W. i) lu ll t ; r m * rc a m n a b le . C olcln u gh llc a l/toed Are. .y C o . T e l. 732. f f l O n ih I A f A« a u t-ria n i t i. » r t r uk i t i : u r i i .o i t . ------ , ^ |T ain.MMa n o t h I: r o l l P I III H tr i ii N He-llul Vh «lff&9& n m iiiM iiM i.'i* t i i i : i x t f n * i o i i . i a ; « r . i m , i .% « h o i i m i : ^ T n a .l4 IT .(111111.%* .%1*1(11. 3T. IPIW. KrtTfOK ( m Ititr liv iilv n i lliu l HOt>tIf H IIA I.U *•( ib'ife-VH, Fl<»r* Him. Uft *k li.l.t I 19, I9 !« , Idmltv Mniniwifutl F rilf| , ,S’ti r**» J* .1 *1 (,f K\\ 1*4, fU'teiiun h li iw i i . 5W H, II iiiik p 3? i:. Tu I In lu i«• f " ' lliH tlliin . j.rtH I llaa, uttflcr uf iilfyt.l it ti tu flit k d* 1 1 . t t r .t r .i l Fftiof, (ii uafiibMHti fill IHi tu |Id bm.l Nl-nV* tit H i 11.^1, l*rflift- 4’( RA BBITS FOR ^A LE—Pedigreed *'and regUUeed ----* 1----—— atlVl'L b re ed-1’in g *tock , al*o a i*0 young *pe.ji'gTeod itock e lig ib le n glatratlon. Chinchilla* Itg Bla* eyed beverem and New — B aland Wmte*. St. John* Hat. 'jt r y , Indian Mound VlUaga, San ird . P . O . B o g . was « -P L A N T S n E E ________________________________ • J I B K A L k * -Z in n ia p la n t* ,G ia n t I D ahlia-H o w iin ' I. F ro m B u rp e e '* Ite a d a , T . V. W ila m , ISOS W .3rd S t - P ho n e 2 2 3 - W . o r 150.— W . uH W A N TEU ilA N T E D —H o m e " la u n d ry work D am p an d fin lah cd . W ill ca ll h r an d B a ll e t c . j* n n l a Boatun , 111one 2702-_____________________ (/A N TED to a h a w cro p wli'n I aom# re*p o n *lh 1e m a n , fro m 2 r $ a c r e * in e t r a w b e r r ir t. In q u ire M o u th '* F i J i n g S ta tio n , W ent A S t . and Jt a a a m .n e A v e. J , C. f e e ._______ _____________ A n ted to r en t- r room f a n i i 'h e d c o lla g e o r h o u *e, p u l| rta o f r l t y p r r f * r r :d . A d d rv it 75 C a r a o f T h a l i i n l d . L E G A I, ■i : * in U .: tu t t , / ! " 'V : ! ! ? i . - W ith o u t n t ». h t a t i : of JO X K I'II XTA ItK. rw lttlr: •* t* .a . ity»-I ra rh «*f y**u, a ra lirrr »y tu tifir.i am i ry«iulr«»l lo |»r*i*al •«i> (Tahttv and tj« tii.inift whb-lt m l , >r rlU irr uf ROM. n w r "J|a*!f*T fi*> rytnlt* uf Ju K l’ n l H TA Ilh. 4 * l a ir ,«*f Ha ml n«*Ia l httflly* / lu rh u , li» If 9 llun . Jtift (1. Hint 1*1. y Jiula** uf Hr in In* l«* ( ’•»ua*r. ll hill un i* •• lit (h r «'uitn(y Cud'I* •tunat* in H*<niliu.1** ( ‘«iunir. FlurM t a II 111 It fw rlvo nioitlhii ftuin lilt tain h rtiu f. j i.i i i*i H a rr ft in, A n , I H i J . tee MIXT»KU*AK»*. H tu rlff A ilrnlnU tratur •f ib r KMAlr 15w»r-a-ea IX T#l»: I <11 IIT U F T I I I ! M U XT% J l IMiK, a|!M IX($l.i: ( I I I XTt'a • T A W OF F M IIIU X tn r r lha Balulte Ilf J l i n n i 'n I*. ......... 'I In Frith'll* ItA Kifl l i f i x At# x i y r n H ?Ctitle* 1* harrby g ira tl Ihnl th * a ml r r * l «rnail w ill, on I hr fteth Jajr of May. A> l». I tel 9, i»raa«itl in tli* lloftornblt* I*.ilir.lt t Uitga uf Hrm«. tu k f'm in ty , F ln rb la , imr f Ina^ re turtle Riwiun ainl %«»ueli*ra * * ,§ :• * - m i r f i rtf lb** i :* m u uf jf iH i:i, l* F, JIA K K ir. flora**t-if ainl at a a li •unite, th an ami H u rt, m a k * annit* u liu n In the m IiI Jm lv r for a fluff I nrtt IrinrnL o f h rr n»l m I oat tn I (oft of yabl ra in ia , nritf fo r r.n uritar din* ‘ huiglug llteilt a * ftiiffi B iariilH *. Ihia th* 19 1h d*y uf Uarrh, Tnntftrlolitm H o ard .U D A L l/ C U T TAG E — F u rn i»h cd ' B o o m * o n - I l l u k fro m A tla n tic ir e f n W . II. W illlam r, T30 Goo.|. I I A v a, D a y to n a B ru c h , F l a . T e l. V p a rtc ic n tu f o r IU r I . E h i c N T S " A I T S . — Cl 1 p irk A M , A p t* , f o r r e n t a v a ila b le Pt- 1 . A p p ly A p t. L G O IN G N ORTH r Go la I bla a e & 'a and aava lh a R R ( a r r o f t — a r i l t h , cay f a r » h c t )BU pnld fo r It. W i l lT E - I I I G I I L E Y M A N % Doe to r t D itag rt* , fu m lih td A partm ent Air r .n t — o e h T itaU . , ' Rarlt A pia.— P ark A va. and J W I w n c l v ^ V f tlli S t, F rig ld a lr*. R en t reaaon- •* y ||. PVcoe T4R—J. * 0 «i K E N T. Fum U h«d <4 floor Of Herald building ^ *ent*d on a vary waaonbaiN. Ingaira of Fgramgn, Hera )<L ;* R 0 r V K E N T — T h reo fu m lih r d a p a r t a c n t a . A d u lt* o n ly . • 41T R f.i E ic o n ,! SC. P h o n . 1 0 3 - W . »t Ai ilcii v I Ntg in *% i> *.f i i: I - Vnm lrrlpy Frtefi F, I h.( nt-r lu r in g UmohI or ix rm iiM iH % R T t i i :'V i :i .i :n v I I %TK»\ %n»x AM O * ftaafura, Flttrian •Wr. lha limit*, nlufu t . I . r j g row . .»■ it llu Hiat** of Flurbla. h« raby » ul'initt t |ty htUH hit*. i>ut»a * $ r* In . d*>(tipr for Hip iHtriuipir of form ing a rurtMirntlon umlar lTia|itt-r ami aiiitemlini'fllft th rralu . of (h r IftW* Uf l lia* ftinlfu«*f IT orb la. In o r . •1**r (hni wt- rua» I w lb r prfnniilte itir g* n**ifi| itii< r* •!■ ..f F ln rb la rab ry irn.tvrra nn.l n th rra Inlar* * In (h r ln itn « tri, hv brln gln “ aljfiui n w M rr tllnlrlbuilnn <*f ||7T ( uI miii# d$f Fb-rM .i r a lr r r . Ihinugh nth art laf ng, (iiniugh ifiurc attnll. n l.lr fiv la h l r ( lr « . and th io u sh •ronfiffifte i •‘frtgriD tln n Ami w r h array i.i .pi th» fnlinir* Ing A M k lr*. w hit h aball l,ru ,m r V1** tejiarlrr 1m"rrr ut Mil- * *.ri*» 14tb .11 Ihc-ttlata-at-. a i i t t i .i : . ur i. Tho n ninn rtf I It I f rn rtto rif lull >trMI I * V' VTTATK' r ? ( U Kl|l A n s o n AT IO N ’* A IIT If I.l! If. T b e purfMi*r* fo r which th la ro rlatjpltloii Ip frit n o d in*’ IK fnllntraT ( a t Tu rundtu'i nit . diu -iHr,a * 1 •ainpnlgn Ihrutigh th * nu-dhim of te ifrerlle lm nnd puMbM i In bte||»r Inform (be public n* to (hi- lu a lth nipl food ralute* uf Florid a r*| *ry, and l blip Ih rm iaii Hu* rti$i?iiirit«<r de* intend I hterefor j I ■■ advanc** the can**- «»r tlu celery ln d ij*trr In g * n rrhf, ffftei to pteuton(r n$ul rilg i ruler go.**) f a-«ii|hu im n tit (b e ra r lo u * In. terestP wtihtn nr n rrilU trd with th e Industry, (It) T o provide f..r (he p re serv ­ ing. f ih h .h r , r g f ra r lln g «.f h d re* uf rtelrrj und eithter o c rlc u ll urn I product* *$»d (b r l*ol(llnu und w4 l~ o f (hi* Pptnte. b *l Tn *p|»lr for. ae*iulre. «**(» aad t|s# pay f ro d s . murk, cop yrig ht and fiffletif* it«te(»iRfe fu r t f■*#tiM l'fr<r« ».f any u f iu *. purputeva fo r whirl* tb l* astenteUilrn I* f n ,m . ted, a lid f*t run It * riifr * and I 'g u ia . t'firt* w l(It referetu ** tu fji«* tbgreuf. #dl Tu r*'ui, btite, build o r awn pitch re a l nr tw rio M l prop erly a * r*mF lie lit (h e cundttrl o f 111 npeygiirtfi*. 1*1 Tu borruw JR -> V ' *V lo I n i a "f m an tifri* In ilftite, f**r an y o f lh * ubjc r l * o r purpopea o f th e c o rp o ra , lion, and to tr<euf«* th e * « m * f*v m arl g a g *. |ilrd-v.. deed* n f (ru st. « r l*y an y o ttir f law fu l m»at«p, and lig fa h * and r,* * 'd ie note*, bnude. pfM .grr.ffiy.iittAg uf iru *i m $ *$ . o i j p p y nf IndtbitedHt** far, I * us* n(id he iie f If uf 11«* r*»nusmilaai. f f t Td tegtecrlte* a ll (ha fHiWter* ronfterred and«r riigpt«,r » * l« and etaengglteal* |ber#|$N o f H.e l*w » « f tfijp Hlafte n f F b d ld a, under which lio u r ja r t lif . ■ TO Rtimift. t k9«* apaogiaiion I i • ad In 4 a aay and all ur lh * IhlMtft tymptatr* harteln *nafi»araliNii tn th * * jhm* *g> N mlwlif - at th a t nafurm! ™- —-—a persona *w*aaw imi . ,1, IPur f raul.l At., nol ln m n .liL .n l with Ik* ar<r**al4 *fuaw —e ml* — einrlAa. ra ftsy sss& fe a fe a jrS s ir H R RENT—Ijavely G aratt Apt, Rith a|l ganvanlancaa. Chaap to S a n f o rd •«) Thla corpuratloii may. In Ha by.lmwra. confer powtera con«tslcn( with lb * law upon lla dlrm urp, in addIHmt! lit lh * foregoing and In addition in the power* nnd nut It* orlty ri| rr* « ty conferred upon in W H tT B -H IO H L B T a A P CLASSIFIED l>u«p uf c lim in g uti It a busiticaa. Ibem 1S27 n a y Uke n ew , to teat bay It at enr BUSINESS DIRECTORY ■ UT oiT^oR HANWih ^ *^ x^ > rv,;7 T r.rriM Y fjtT t r f r r r r r o F T V W i nta t h * orlaltitel tn rttiber* o f Paid F lu rb la tftn le t'e le r y AnancUlVlfin. Herte*- hervitw t * * off m te rotwAi* teial • p «K * l h * 17lh day o f A pril, \ p ih :» . -------- p V (H*nt» fK eal) ■ ■■teHWtte F. .p n x m * v •♦: la- V A N P r if lF f t Id tlllN O IIA O I'I, a I ’re a rrlp lln n •« « tr*-w t u a n W alter? a e n l e r , i w . Oak * LU M BER 1 SH E ET M ETAL neat at. W A TER 666 I* n A T T R H IE S ■, h u t u . M " «wkn r * . wi* o itu ix a A atam atlv a r a e ta la * M aak laa ' ‘ I ' l C 1" I I I A*. • • J , " ' e k a a e TOP _ y i.il r t a K U t t w i i Ik a lV a ll It ia lha moat epredy remedy know a. fir f t m e l n l l i n i / i x i l i i j T ra 4 e l a V a a r r M t » K a r a lla r * a l U A H " < iH i:lt'a CA FE n t i i i I 'A r o t l * r a *• k a a t * — 111 a. P ark ' .. S l l D K K R I’ A IR B *, k . minniva, ata * tk — tw ln e e a 1 -a la .r lt. * M a a a a lla ACTOR o v r th a u lrd . u p io l t t r r y goad, lir e * got*] lio o .o n r a h u r t r i d r , bal. ■nee r a n , te rm *. t t t r n . u a i ii i t Il ls, A'lrat in ai t u a t. t o p ■nor. »** w■ I'k a a e »TT FUHNITUHR fo r C’oldx, Grippe, Flu, lH'nuue, Uiliouti Fever nnd Mnlnrli BH O P r h x c it w b LU ktlW O U U U A ia t r k a a e 1»«______ “ BAitHER SHOP W V r T V a r V H^ r C Atte _____ _ IIA K K K Y a 4 X F It H U A ¥ H SEMINOLE W ltaa. Grenmery Co- M I L K -C R B AH awwbl ( Lhnnr tiilt—1»B4 ' vv. * ' K|lail» liellv a rv WIHTH-IIKIHLRYMAN FIRST NATIONAL BANK . SANFORD FLORIDA AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS MAY 6th 1929 Note: Thin hunk wun chartered in April 1887, we huve ju st rounded out forty-two years of continuous service to Hanford and community. Tke m a l» t-fflc* aad1 and prtaalpal pHaali nla<* uf l>ualn*ai « ( m l* Corpora. Man »kall la at th ar-rd rtneMa, with pawar and aatkarH* ta aanahIMb i g l * aftlaa* la * 8 * alkar D r a g ^ C * . ^ L aaay^ D n>» equ al* or e ll* o f th , gtata a’ n a e M a ae a f tka D a lM e ta tw U gam UyiAg «?i(b IM law RESOURCES Loans and Discounts Overdrafts ....................... Hank ISuildingr (cost $275,000.00) ............... Other Real Instate owned hy the Hunk ...__ .... . 31,250.69 * 113.90 Other R esou rces..... ........... C A SH R E SK H V E ;"U .S . Government Bonds ......................$65,668.75 Municipal, State, Coun­ ty and Corporation Honds .... 491,202.51 i Cash in Vaults and in . other hanks 464,291.01 TOTAL CASH R E SE R V E .............. Capital Stock ........................ $ 150,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Pro­ fits .... ...................... ........... 180,000.00 26,250.00 Furniture and Kquipmont TOTAL LIABILITIES $1,251,423.32 77.22 87,099.49 37.50 Dividends unpaid •» NONE Ilorrowcd money *• DEPOSITS 2^53,243.41 1,021*255.27 .... $2,490,380.40 OFFICERS TOTAL *'• MILK Milk. The llullder Nol only Ik rallk n llullder. ll Ik the b n l Repair­ er known. GCvc It to thr child­ ren nnd tnke It younirlf. liu ut |iuniMun. turheoaea, ladk r f a w r t l t a , and b t f fmjerr*, lAtUarymro «j S* ajr Bkutken, ,43 < e *bciffxe. th a t their —ear* '.:i r will’ ’ iU fife c tn n m itt r a w u u t d — h g T o n t t m i G I 4 * M r > ------------ ------------------- 1■ -N ,d u rin g th a p ra a rn t a e ttiu n un.i.'t llaggett Chocolate Oeaaj»ny(of a la v o lu tlo n u f S e n a t o r G r u l g , anbaldlarv plant ( D ) o f G e o rg ia , ad.>|flrd hy t i n Bolton opened M Halnea City f n . v. ~. h a n a le tw lay . T h r r o m m lllr r d n rtn g t h r F a ’ l by-product*. an,| r a r l y th la y e a r Inq u ired In O c h a r g e * tw i t o ff ic e a p o in tm a n lt w ere to ld b y ao u th e rn R r n u b li.,n o t R a n lu tio n a tn a n u m b er et a o u th e rn i t a t a a , and tu rn ed up a lha llf*Vterv»ur uf II..- Hlata of Fiurl* •h •*« >Uf l l, Itef-*, f».r M irra I* 11 * iti niton thr follow lug etm ifrr i T . i i i i in uP brrrH tal , T»* *nl rinllliiry. IruJitt a. tllhlrlMU* trra. anil a ll la ffu M , lu-Utg rlitlm* ur dritUHlQg 'ftl'l fir nn» N O T IC E S ltna. Georgia te»d other itatca, will ba extended' Into n4w nerri— T h a aou th ern p f .r o n c g c In v at- taiy under n I— tiUl i introduc­ by a p o ll u f f i c , etui m a ilt tu b * ed by Senator Brookhart (K ) of / W A SH IN G T O N , M ay. 7 — ( 1 1 ^ ) Min tilwii r*|g!if«| Hill (Mt In t i i T i i i.i:a ____________ Conttniance d f Quiz uw n#'/*wwth» ■» iwo lovaatJgtttaa. whkk O f Patronage S o u g h t■torn (I(Tectad Ihto South CarJ- STATEMENT O F THE CONDITION OF THE ,nl >,0*,,r , Hit o f M ellonvllle Avr. 11— lU l b tv lta - AMTICteR %. rd ©f IMrtectdm o f i h l t rarr>orXt1hn fthall b * «uitipo*tefl uf p in t vn•m b* r«, fou r from thr HanI »u.l»%’t*ilo Ctelrry ill« trlcl, tw o from l h * M analte* Cnunty d irt r ic k tw o ftwHl In a Raraftuin Cnumy i l n * tr fe t, l i d ©■•* to I** tetelrrtril l«r in * ComtnlftOftloher r»f A R rlcutitir* « f lh a P la ta o f F la t Ida. T h * d lr trlo r a natttftcl I ft fhteftw aH lela* Hull I * r r v r u n til IVtte flfftt » mum! ineelltm o f lh * m # m b «n o f tin* np«it< li il s n , ■ ■llo ■■ H fMtlalte iliM QuVf II'1Irifnt t ic o rrv Bi fa w■inMg M th# iW»n. l*rlo r tn f « f h anm inl nirVUna lh * ratembar* t*f (h r (ito r la ilr tn In lh * thftete d llflrran t tlls tr ir t* iKiirird nhal'l l*nM *»lwili#tiff In ihon* ill»* IrlV fi fo r thte |u»rrMi»a* «»f a lac lin g m em ber* o f th * Hoard o f H r act ora In i n crated !hw»a nnrnnl Itr rain. In tha lin r i'r d .O r lr d n d la ttlr l iwn dl* NHtetora sh all ba a lerted fo r n p c i* loll o f tw o y»nra am t tw o fu r a par led of* otic JteJir In atn It uf th e M an ala* ('m in ty atul Horns tin rm m . IV dlatrlCta, una thi r d nr •»*«!! !** |b*lla*l|i»fa f**r «*oniplAlnaiit I Mliihilit, I bifida. Ills ** *<fl TH ER E IS no economy In leiting furniture *‘g > to piece*’1. A mat of W alrrSpor LncrtUer will d.i the ^ L lv e n tn c k tre k . Sold hy SANFORD PAINT V U U S A I-K —G o « J p air o f mule*. und W A IJ. PAPER CO., llu W. { R. C. K ilw an b , Geneva Avr., First S I. Nucl a painter T Cull iltU. _FI which thla m rpor. taawra and Inm tUrda wha rc<3*lvh la to te x lte f fthaii kte a period ad r a n t p a ri *• l i d tJVwp prudugad orf t h r lr land. If g itirm b tr bn olu ar mn. ric tted in a fifty yrar« th an a lu tiu tai pterton, such m em ­ ber may u K-praftantad by a n in* litltlv it t. ataorialte, y (flc # r o r » t m . U#t iin tru f, w urn uuly aulliorlavd th k In w tliliig . i era o r ■ T h e Ftittante* am i u th er faep, If IsttUra U M r * b y fI v e u (bill |j. a , a i y . tibT ■i r*w iiih n i i n T i im iM t r n r Kt:IllAKA. FH ttk tivr Ilf T ar i* tr . Cat it * tin tuber sh a ll be | itt*crlb *d | jfim t« Xn. Itft. M iiH l h * Tth «tn* nr (In n>*iaw. i»f Jun* At P-, I t t f , bn* flln l ft lid a u iii l i: n i l . c«*rttfleiit« i t sny u ffle i, tiful hus Ihivh tnem ber uf Mil* a a x tc la ltn n niml« h |i |i 1U*All lilt fu r In s ilrteil tu la t iii Iliad io b m uni* %ui* a I an y (■•tin In g r c n n la m * wrllh law iiiaeiin a of H i nitembera, w hr (h er Said rr rtlM r a t* minlirnrr- ||> |ii Vi In s ttftc r ltifi! |iro|>*riF aMuiilwl ftiLH'ti iiieriitig be title u f III* teiteuci. sitii(i invintivfp a * a <t tiulr, u r M in r$wmifi**i “ r e t a i l ! K l u r l i f n , mu ntetellPH u f (b e tm-rube I ft fu r ilia s i.a ur n k i * i ur hi: i . i and 'putiHhtea* uf tlteciiiia i l li aciura In mni hk1 *i.i‘ «r K kiB: 1-1 i-i uf fl; i_*. . o f iii* H ire* dial Net a nantad h newIn, Mention 17, T ow n p toIp IQ H ..ufh, 1 up iu|ina |Kiwte»,i|»tuio'tty r iiib ii IUHK> 1* Beat. 10 ttrrua and flit i f a n ti uf m 'd i miiittbai uf The Mid l»nrt ft*Km 1 nl •til* n» *uc tat lull "11*11 be a dual, th e ilalft u f J » r mtiiir# of ro r. Olid th e aaiu ritillu li aha 11 bwVv lh a IbflrAle Id file tianir uf K itaw u rl*» iwiwtei tu ad tli'll tite'W" mi in hat ft W'hu I ru at Cu, Utilftfts axUl n rf Iflm te •taftjt ky r% il«inu1 a rfo ri.ln « !•» #itMit to- efm iiii'd tu Volt nnd (»» I p * t * * d r « * l w ill Jyaun Ilir i vuiL Ilia Phare in tii« p r e p t i y uf lh a aaau* idh tiny u f Ju n# A. U l tf » , cntliiiti ttevuiifiiikiy. %Vltn#va in f uf fir In I yiyuduuN* fUTM t* lu iip e iiy u f the tn rto. ( iny td th e D ili day u f J| irll g, tvM e|if fu r deb ts tu lha HAnull r d ifh r a p * m «nI s f i » * ' H i t s , i HKAL) - on a ffn r a ftaniuil « f rim* iraar. fttian, sh all nui b« su b ject to th«> aUf*«LURV«kt<slte ^ sU Z . , v . i : i»<Ttir*A «a * r th a f I t •* yaitr th a ♦liffarawl - f 1 ■'iii1 i*rotfftiotift td thin n r ilc l* ♦ M ole C u u n i). KlorklETZ Itto lA *ah u ll hub) ih a lr rb ^ lln m Ily f ‘ alaH ' h a lf o f lh a tu rm tiu ii o f ■hall lull be ulitervd. Mine mist! m a , m. w i : i : kh , i ». l\ rteltulteil iz c a p l by I lie a i l t t r n run* boated to w hich lh *y awt o j y ■*** * |nl * f ( Matetete |**t|Ws ♦. fa te -a « f,(d « i l iiirnilfiTte*1u f*T ll* u»»i>d*lWte l l T il i n n r r c o t r t . f M u i * l a ta k a lh * p lace o f ihn*» .Tirrc* i Y i m : i a. u Jtimixie r t n n i T . to fa vht»«» lartna rm plfr ^Thc dl “ TliT* lo ir ut iiiitim T l.T i b l .i.e.-tebtlV IX A tN M d d H R IX D lell-C n i’n , —•tV "«*l^f fteleeled «»r ftppolnled l»y . tie * * •4J*jf^«t9w frer »f '~Aindt-i!1tti»f' *if •hull (ih W Mu c a v il« I kltait awd OrniiA r»Wut IMUli' ilttl l.nim l h * H lata uf F lo rid a ah all »* r\ * fu r ahull ind be cnttdurted tur p ro ltl. Aftvtir lilt lull. eurp , Cutup Inl tut n l n |t*rlm| o f o n * y en r only, rsctefii A N T M I.I2 % • In iitblllUto io |lo* doHea Hint J . I*. iM W SR f, et d lf, h efi'n iln tilt. fbffl (h * ('o m titli*lo n er "bull havo tna> b e lO rpi'tHod by (be by*luw « lh a pow er lo r*„M|»r««dtit the dl* M m nut MmrH*or hams In M i n t uf (tils n o u ria tlife i l"» th e d lr n 4. n o t h * *: i s m n i K i i r i i i v k k t o ra c lo r ha 1* n ttlh o rltrd .»ltle WHOM r r MAY COKdttlK toe athlltVbitiil pcrlotiw u f one year b t o , lb* follow'lug I r i s h * u r * r» * •Itait under and l»y tlr lu e **l u ut r* parvle* ffa l m ore lim n oru* phlpper plteM lj tillillOl l i n l : tain d erree en tered hi th e I'lrru H rh a ll tie c irc le d from each o f lha (til T o rtro fn in tta l ffm rm lm cnts I'u llft uf th e Tur«»nty*ttilril Jitd ii*. th re e « * p a n tl* »ll*trb*lP. tu (tip l»y. In u * uf I lie rut p orallolt lal r t r y iill u f Florid a, In and fur |b| In liiiilic mni teller tu U s and AUTMT.M %•, Hem I Hole PoMRlfi F lorid a. In tTinfie* T h * nfiutr* mid n -ililsfti'p i o f th r rt'buhilltiiia t*lu llm c to and «*»»• rr y i»». th e ruih du> uf A pril A. (>. tliu hitsltiteftte of |h* r m r i U . 1#1P, In n enuae fh erelti ncndlnv, d ir e c to r* who ahall aeJTXe m tlll lh * urtihiH w herein o ra n g e l-oun ly I tu I HI lug flra l anm tnl m eetin g o f lit* mem* lio n to*l a ih i if b ully c u i errtl by Ib c end Loan Aamuetattnu, n rt»riu$re. h e r i o f In * n«*<vlnth>n follow in g b j -tn » * fi t Tn dralgnatfl l h * r r o r iriuf* Hun In eom iiliilniint, it ml J tl, th e data o f lacu rp m m inn , nr icnfIt hOHHCr and l»AI*K I* I u ip h HY. t h * It eoreeapora ahull have h tr .i of tin ntf ii i liar a to ru ltu illiila tin t- i. ««yo b now rt ft* 1*1 LI .IAN IM a rttliv e ui ttdv e rtU ln a i-nm lull luff duly elected o r choeen, n«i nhnva hie w lfej IV, H. FIIH-'K, iru u ina peoffdad. and iliR lI h ave act'r|dr«l w Ii 1•Ii ftliiill, fu r (h r 11 ion b rin g, and duitiv KiUPinep* «a Hntiford n fflre , rh a ll be aa fo llo w *: o r a * muii b * tiravltlcd In « t»»* *.rg.i»|» Liitnlier t *om |*any; llurnl If 111 it IIII b*ti i-f 1 he d irer Im p. or 111 (be F red r Dflfirr, Hanford, Florid a leUtnb t r FurnpuUir, n eu rpi.n illoii by-ii! ws, lot te «m i r z r r c la a any IJ. I. M arket I, Hah h o d Florid a. m aftliftd am i rx la lln y umli r ih e nnd nil o f 1hi- imw'tera of ifte luiaid If. J . Itethman, h atifitfil V”lor Id a. Iciwa nl flier HI tile u f F b rh h t; Hint of illririntA. iii vhc timtiatteiiiteiit *»f H ut ft erne a, Hfluifurd, jpiurlda* fkiiari( atii 't’oi itpuny, u corporain 11m btiolliiPR it till fit* Ilf fu ll a o f rg an lie^ and eR littn g lin d n Hi* jn h » Mtelirh, Hanford F lu rb la, lit We «if th e fiiafe of Flu FIdn lire IbN rf«ri*i»tiiillfi*ii ttr a s Purl ill Inti, "C It n f "lea f>nt r v m ii t * «tu«*■i», »I**f*■t»«laitjy. , jf I« I*. ito Y M * NN ( 1) ( Ttila itpwitrlalllltl. It fu ll Ir a • Filmrid a. F a it I if, HI #M-li*ri, •nr* HfH'rlul ils M i r in Ffiaitirery, w ill ttlniiuij, duly i «i<.(.tted by n m ajor* Man « te e l*o ii lily U ru w ir * Aa* eelt to the lilMfieht flint be»t liluiiri III of nil I In (111 ri'In trip tu mi-tit it l eucl* l Ion Ifrffilt ntoa. Flu Mil a. fwl* rjtwh, nl tile fron t door of lire f orllV* flnoitl. He ra ant a^ -Fliu a ra u: i lIlat£ ..in j i , - x u t i •-luta .a l l tluV*i In i.liit i'llh of tf und |uo(>ter «**tti i «*'i * i i nd i t * lie* 1'tiuniy, I lurula, on M on. r m p T R i m v J . lie ll. Njciiaulrij upi« * mi nl* nitil iiiakc till iitertes* F I nr Ida day. th e I n t day of Jm .. A |i |«va, tuiry uu'l (it oiu t atlpulaiiiitiw. ag ttte* during Hi# f*a»| hoiiift uf Rate, the * A H T IC l.n %II. I’d lowing d fR rrlhrtl t«-a| vn ra lr. Ifltetils, «(till ( a f t a uud « ri An ganiPttln T M i nr i»i*rl al bm eh n ll ad mil "tlu a le In Heinimd« r u i in i i , Fiu rl* mevtiherp only p tre o n * etig >wrd w ith util of liter ppipttti, firm , cor tin, in ,te ll i vrow i on n r Mi I piling o f F lu f* jp o ra iln ii td at>?ori:i ttuti fu r lb * p u i. tail Itleveil ( I I I uf th e Oaky, j * a?* t»*r plat th eteu f, r*>* in r i a l Itouk 3. |wt■•* ? *, I ui.IP* lie* * Mis. o f Hrillltlute I MUHiy, F lo t Ida. Hold •tele w ill be iiuide In yallftfy aald H eerte II>|fr(hfr With nil le ­ gal enata, I* »■* Ml »VI,K trrtiv VOTH * T .% * “ an o r 1 ■r r u ** I'n n r l Ml Hint!* int. I BUILDING BLOCKS—Irrigation Uu# 111,1 I , borei and general cement work. 26— AllHccllaneoux For Sale _ iln h n iifii nnturN m R itn u iM r .UlracU Concrete Co. J- E* Tee V* tir» M-n%a. iT u ild a IP 2 d C h er v o let C o ach and fu r n i­ ■V if* .‘H *--S4?i{ i rr in* i m, Fitiritia wtllrger, Prop. 3rd y>J Elm. , !! * ipl p a r t 'd , r i u t b i t tu re fo r aale. C h eap. P a r ty g o ­ !*-> X. HL I t l IN, iif t It* up $d. Fib*rbla l ' r ito M >tEY’S D--UU STlM B —Pre in g n o rth . MO V ulcnclu D rlvu <i| i lb ajyiur acrlptupa. Drug*, Soda. .W> all 0 « l — W. I'M near (■ your phoca. C * i . s i m r i : in m :r i f :n v m v i t s . m $ . t, 1 0 MTatlt o r (ru n ic* of t c l a r r land add ______i r . ........................ $2,490,380.40 DIRECTORS F. P. Forster, President L. A. Brumley C. S. Lee, Oviedo, L. A, Hrumt' ^ . /ite President 1 j. ft, C h » ^ _W, A? L effler H. C. D p B qt?, Vice President H, C. DuBose John Meisch B. F. W hitncr, Cashier F . P. Forster B, F . W hitner A. L. .Betts, A ss't Cashier ■f MORE .THAN FO R TY Y E A R S O F SA FE, PR O G R E SSIV E , CONSTRUCTIVE BANKING v I 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. 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, May 07, 1929 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 07, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 07, 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/b311290e7efa776f5cd6cbf7463e70e8.pdf fe22d84fa67422943b64f19b67943555 PDF Text Text r 9 » —r- _r" T T ■ * 1 k ' n •• •. ■ ; • . ■ -ML*. ■j j aw iU w t AN VOLUME XX W lff International Neva Service IN D E P E N D E N T DAYl Y NEW SPAPER HANFORD FLORIDA, W HOWttlDATr~M XT H. 1929 r e s e n t in g COMMUNISM IS M em ber College Youth Is Killed In 'Tussle Over Night Stick A u d it Bureau 3 GANGMEN DIE INRETALIATION Of C irculationa Altitude Record Is Believed Shattered WASHINGTON, Mav H. — (IN S I— The world's altitude NEW YORK. May « ~ ( I N R ) recotd was believed broken — Playfully giappling with here today hy Appollo Soucrk, ftiendlv policeman on the camp­ D. S. N. whose altimeter us, Kdwtn lllll, fit llnrrgresxts showed he attained an alti­ N J., New lo th t'nlvendty' tude of -10,000 fret In his Cur­ star half-back la-t yeat tis Aral hr airplane, powered second ranking athlete, was with a Pratt-Whitney Wasp klllrd last night when hr at motor. Soucrk rsrrird a seated tempted in rrlleie the officer barograph, which hna been sent o f his stick un,| pistol, lie to the bureau r f Standards for i ranked second ’ ’ after Ken checking. Ilia own alt meter Rtrong as best athlete « l N. Y. llL lias a known error of 1,000 U. lllll and Joseph Runyan, a frrt, which would Indicate he former New Yoik I'nitrrraili rrached a bright of only 30,000 VlwWnt, lv*p id tj,CHICAGO, May P.^The rail fret. This however, is above ., —, . r c n • 1 h -XKfiWiiT/HV, * . .•isaMbm'-WetCHAy rJ> ling staccatrr o f gangster' machine the prrsent altitude record. H O W I T H C l p S S O IV C j (INSJ —' Communism , Incmt'ruj * psi.inlman Green. Some girls passe,| and' Hill >ai|t Jokingly: guns that hale k llnl seven mini^ P r c b le n tB O f Hie rnhsenntlvr South. William "give me your - I v t ami I'll hors of the Bug* Mman boose .U. Given, president nf the Amrr. disperse them." Then hr grap pled With Green for hi* nth k hand n Chiragn St. Yalrnllnr'* A dctaled explanation o f Iran Federation of Labor told the T h e m ovem en t to nlgn up and his aunA Dunne the s, of fir • Day rchneil in llammnnd. Indiana the proponed plan to Oliver- Senate Mamifactuiing Committee S an ford g ro w e r* fo r th e prothe weapon waa acridenlally today, tine F lo rid a celery, to g e t h e r . •“•■•x* »*ecsuse of pitiful working discharged. ed cam paign to a d vertise And H>t,ee men—tisnird In w ith a com prehensive au rvey vondltlms in the mill towns, H da c e le ry waa fo rm a lly gangland ihsnniCs as gunmen for o f w h at haa been arcom p lln h -■ ' " • “ "•mi of th* inau gu rated today, fo llo w in g “ Scarfsc,* A l" t'apniie. Chicago's cd by ad vertisin g p rog r a n .* j • u‘ horilin« * » an enthusiastic mass m eet* lead ng crime Impressarn, fell WASHINGTON. May S - (I N S ) ” *"r *" ’ In g last n ig h t a t th e court —United Ststr* district attorney- o f o th e r co-operative annocia-1(i ’ . dead—U-rprn and thrn sh >t. .> i. , t« i. i ,,un" ,n l,t* strike se<l .ms of ( .|r<l|lna Bfl(J That the trio of Cai-me bench* house. must “ deliver’* or get nut of tion* throughout th e U n ited Notlh men was killed with the unfail* S tate*, w aa laid b e fo re San- Tennessee, Grevn Uld Iwfurr the T h e cam paign g o t a w a y to oltire. ng vrngrsncr of gnntfand In reThis, bluntly put, wa- the policy fo rd g ro w e r* last n igh t at an «w ««d ltro ■ picture of )oung tin auspicious beginning, h a v­ I tnllat'on fnr the M"rnn slavlrgs Attorney enthusiastic marling at the rourt* " ? * * }* . ,U ' T ’ l “ d,y " ml ing gained considerable Impetus enunciated today by WASHINGTON. May M. — ;wa« the theory of poller. m ■ volunteer effort last nllbl, General Mitchell for the rondurt ( INK) I Itarmarlri llarry F. The three victims weir-' if the chief law enforcement arm son. most of them farmers, w.re , harm te. lied lh, U tM 1 | Viw Sinclair, who auin<setl i|uil^ s few h resulted In the signing of •if the depjrtmrnt or Justice. present. ' t-cluralion lows of tin- ihrmisieii ■-leenhass than thre, doaen growers. Sne.kers included W. II. Urnr, -----W the in. k iting * pnlrcmsn in lh.> fntpuus Irugstoiy and ilatddlng it) Oil, up. w peeoentliig stuudt SO pw H tlt i f restlaatlon of dlstrlrt attorneys dii t, representative of the Curt’s ' drnoui unerd th* “ permit system" rnnr. I ale. and rrlrsse I on Ism.l parently is going to "get a rvrtain instances all doting the the local acreage. Whll« backers utgun some lime ago. was nnt to PuM'shlvg (Vmpany, Philsilelphls. Whereby In only last »| ek pending trial for break" utter MACON, t i £ May *. — (INS1 course of Ihe INI-da.. strrlth hi­ of the plan hop* to enlist every •c a shuit snappy campaign, end- R. K. Rnlilr. In K. L. Markell. W. girls and bojs less than W years Ihe Moran murders; Albrit An ts si rung in the Diatrirl of M. Ilsynes, Atlas C. Gotlschahll are employed. —The trsglr picture nf a man grower is the district, success of ng with a big shake-up, hut a and II. J. tsrhman- Mr. Raldw’ i The protection ordinarily sc- HHvrn tr min l>y an overpowering selntl, ro-delrodstit with Siallsr t'i Itimhin jailhoiisr fm ,rontimpt r-edual “ continuing" observation the campaign la assured with the hat will keep these officials alert pres .led ovrtr the gicherlmr. I women ami children ent- passion for u liesullful woman on the poller murder' tr als and of the tin ted Slates Senate. tfitkhfrd-as i n partner hi gJtgIt i> Ihe special knowledge he whlrh was opened by Fre,l F . I ^ T ? '* ‘ “ ‘ • '/ ,,l»cklng in throat Signing o f farmers representing throughout the adininlstratl it. will be drawn in hold strokes hy land shootings and vengernco n*- acquitfil ill hi* college' days hack Five chsngrs already have lirrn Dorper. presldfnf 0f the Seminole | . . J " ! ' ' *al‘l: M per eent of tha cultivated area. tha ilrfrni's In itr -tforts to save sasslnstions nf the rapiine crim­ in Kansas that I- going to make made 1n the district attorney’s under whoM | Jfih nM lw S ^ th JtJin D. Walker, rrstwhile social Last night's spontaneous re- J.Hfe. Mite hell said thcie were Agr enltur* Ouh inal organisstinn, J. Gita, a the three-iminth otdcal in a . — t ^ - the . u -----------------------m trr |Ml).l n e , n,,r f ( .n , (h , v ,(>w atrsnice* meet'ng wasu . held. Vionse to the appeal for members uo othrr shlft* In personnel feailc and political leader, from prison “ rookie" in gangland nnd »nlv t'ciunmon Jail" mni,, heal aide. Mr. Renrdirt addressed thas­ Disci vety hy Major W. I. wages, eruditions in the mills are In his trial for enibetilrnirtil, hi. fur amiiiuncrmenl at this line, In tha newly formed Florida Rial* nulJ itimate.i others will come. semblage on th# subject of “ Mar­ onerous with the workers <>utllll counsel indicated In cnuil here slightly known to police, a con I'cake tlnil S nrlair Is a regiaslant rompsnion of Scsllse and keting lY.dderfia < f Growers and Celery Association w»s a source trrtsl pharinnrist, and Ida atllisrIn rxrrsaiv„ hours. Thcsa are ths Joday. ‘‘X majority o f the U. H. at disruntrnt Present rondilluns that of considerable satisfaction to lornrys, huwrvrr, are doing a How to Solve Ihem.V Wallare Millrr, leading counsel recently a 'Melegate to th* cr'me i|iirnl iiasigmiient in charge of tlie itiug loom as ai'sistnni to Dr. %<nnl Job and will ircelvr full renditions nf the celery Industry of the worst sort." for Walkrr, told of the wild ro­ ronventlon" held in Cleveland. thoaa who havo been Instrumental •uppott Of the Justice DrpmlMorris II) mail, Hie jail physirian, Illnme fur the invaslcn of Com­ mance which sprang up lietwran ■ml the need for somr progress ve The bodies wet* found on la starting the movement. This nrent," M Itthell said. m evure* were eui'ne,| hv kV. munism, ho plarnl on the should- Walkrr and Mrs. John Strwntt, Sheffield Aienue near a pntk in is going to telieve the Million Tlie Atlornsy General said aire pr aouer of a lot of inrunr , » ° f lh„ mill owners. "Them- wlfr of an Athens lla^ jeweler, morning members of tha execu­ many district attorneys were Baldwin, who was followed hy Mr. Iteople or the South know noth­ and ibr'r suli«e«|ucni elopement, the •‘steel rlty " ju»l south ul veniemrs. tive committee, headed by II. J. hsmllrspiK.I by iniidei|uatr farili- Markrll's trlk pn lhr grnwlh o ' Chiesgo. The ladies of liinta and The oil liaiuii woiks in the ills, ing of the theory of Commun­ Lehman, chairman, began their lies/cramped m ^ rtri. and lark of the advertising Ides, the ifruring ism," he «iid. “ I hey merely ore lie sketched n vivid picture « f . n S«ali»e were in a coU|w. Ansel. prnsaiy Imnlcd io n short an-a;, f rr, HWsy tn a work with n spirit of optimism. sufficient personnel. The study of Irm-e rm p o it’nn and the shin- thankful (or ally helping hand. consuming love that engulfed his ||IU wu> i ‘n, i houses wf,rrr „ , rBji „ f riintson ■■ml I loot c, iiidoi They expressed the belief that, the offices will determine the per«* nttilude. Mr. Ilnynea twin* Thr ownets of these mills sre the client and drove him |o min. lie was millining his drfrns, ft r ,hy nearby road- only Ihe doctor's workshop the amount of additional luumy that following tha romprehrasiva ex­ on “ How and Whv the Advertis­ ones |ha| breed fonununlsin nnd drill.|| i liftis* Olid srvnal small I way, Idatchrd with a load of planation of the plan at last will lie asked of Congress m |h.< ing Agency ws« Selected." The It Is Inimling the conseivaliir Walker. • (■Hike moms for lhr mrdirul It was in 1027 when Wslkrr IB3I laulgrt, whlrh goes to Conand di utal stuff. ' pight’s meeting, success of the pro-nsol advertising pUn was .South." met the Iwsutifnl Isd - when lie arena in December. I'oiirr, frunt tho poaHion .hi Wi iking in the fast without n S tu ll was a tu scheme la assured. •uitlined hy Mr.■. i.mtsrnsiiu Coltschstdt anam I _ -Senslnr Smith fD| of cuuta loamhep uf th* legislature temem ^ 3 „ „limn uf high prestige ft- whhh the bodira werr louiul, ex- ipialif rd assistant. Dr. P)man Mr. I^hmin ar • I. nf the scheme ' * 7 , " " 'hallengvd the st.trmeM Tha n a«a ol av*ry celery grow­ pivrsetl th* beliyr Ri-allae end frt-i|uintly sp-iit-the night-neat 'f t rod polMrally, tlimtUTlua been killed away frun er haa been Indesed and from I he gmwe r.' po'ot of v ew. uf. ™ \ ' . ‘K’,r ■ fll 'lil- W lf, tn ids ijivpciiaery or railed In an s'erkwlture wt|h|r . J fVinlrasIlsg a'erk-wltur* f " .. s - T iJ r hl‘ ”7 “ ••■••» *“ * r to'old the roure. It wiih •hurty lifter the e'npc- thr scene, piohahly In 1 tdrsgo, interne fiom Galllnger hospital taktn a rthtaln number tmslnee. Mr Itrnlllel . . I I tb . ' * rM|" Hvtl •" while Aiisvlml, they said, hail to ilu when there wns Illness or T e ," " " ' - i f ",s *" “ ,,,rrlo'l Provision, pinhihlllng nicat nf Walker nnd Mrs. SlewImtervltw. The belief waa e*' In observance nf National Mu­ csh -e T f d frrence hetWern Ihe two the employment of rhil.lrrn urn art that Wnlkrr's emlicaalement lierit killed tu an nutomoh.le en ijddrmir aiming l|i,. priaonera. sic Wrek. • The I'reslivtrrinn yssed that 'by Saturday night, h «h«t lMj«lne«« miimi- tier N reals nhl and t-ompelltH Hilo lair's pud dill es, however, was ilpcoirird sm| the rrrwmng mute to the dinli ali-r| town, fen the committee holds Its nest Church w II offer a s|>rciitl miislThr victims had been lientrii, lu-ike him an informal interne n with th« hour school ii tie ml nnee fo, srveh ilisaiter of hi» ill-slaitrd ruinanr,, enl tirogrsnt tonight ut H o'rlork, 'seting, the campaign will be well rluhlird ami thru live or six bul­ s|>ecific.dlv elitireed With rentUmt the ihiM’f w II buy It. Fn* iMiiiilhs ii , tlie year. ciashi',1 jilsiul Ilia head. srrrrd'ng to an annoiiiicrnieni RtfDfl, br » f •*«! bii»lnF«R tfik'h tbs* poiiniling llymiiu's pidsetipliona, oa tha way to success. “ Yes,” tiler ii uiiawtirtl, “ but !l lYnlkii Is on trial tn federal lets pumped tutu their bodies. tcdav he. I)r. K. D. Ilrownlee. 'In,, III,mini n,I polirrineii early assisting, hi,,, in th„ many minor Allan Ct Gottachaldt, head of public 'nto ’1, confidence, tiroul- I **■ 1Icsrly evident front the tv court for the ullrgrd nnheuleThe cmiir will render a number the GoUachaldt-Huiophrey Inc., of appmprietc -elutions. S|n-clal casting ...................... •’ and- still, i f the stst, '- ' legisisture in­ oicnt nf fti.iMM) in iiiuniri|Ml bonds tula) saw two sedans move out operations M-rloi no .1 ntul gener­ vyhat it kxs tn sell advertising agency which will numliers will include n solo, ” l(r. enumerntinr the merits of |U vertigaiions that there bus been of the rlty i / Spsitn and thr rity nf a street, bran north and speed ally lakinp alira* of the dispr-nhandle the campaign, left this pent Ye," l y Martin Stinrtiphrr, privtnrts. Aerrnllure, he sa'tl, gM»,s vltdnli.in uf the Jaws. Dm' ^t»f ’|)mnnsnn from the vaults of ■way Ml « terrtfh late us they snty. He thus is on rail nl ait) of the i"mmia»ion*r* Itufore the |(hr First National Hank of Spur­ reached the main mad. Ihialde to hour of ,lay or night ami hefore morning for Sarasota and Uraden- a duet, “The lend is My Shep­ must learn this lesson. give iliajie ul the I nte a# they tong | rob ild) will li„ assigned stall* rmnmittec (Ud its members ton where the campaigns .will get herd" hy Mrs. J. A. Mothers nnd F 'u r farters enter Into llje ma­ h'- 'had a Tight to excuse viols, ts, uf which hr was prrs dent. Th,. govrrntoriit was rrntinuing were atcompanled hy pnsuurrt, In Ihe ilJs|H-naary wing for prrJttihce phrr, nnd "Ktcrnsl king of i.e r v product, Mr. Reneunder way within the 'next few Mr. t olls of |hi- general law under with its in sc today, introducing the two ofticCis later irturneil maorld -lisping i|iinrtrra. days. Ha was highly pleased with Light hv Nlchl" hv the choir. did derlrrerl these lirlnr mam- certain n|mw-i f i<- conditions.'" Furl her. Ids ill-signal oil us nearly u iloarii wltnrsses fo ft- to Ihe vicinity where they tilsl tha turn of events and described The imldic In rordlitlly invited. faeinrinr. •cli ng, f nnn.'nr ami sighted Ihe cats. Then they found jnll plini iiii’i 1st means definiteli luhllah owncrsldp nf Ihe bonds, last night's meeting as one of the Dr. Omwnlee announced. publicity or ielvertlalng. Tb# »ir»t their reposal in tru*t with Walk, lhr Imn|v of Antrim! nd lhr r«»U|H*. I i |iHi Simian i* tn>i in hr fM*m t<* llll* Wills f.llni nl HfM^uim, Yu most enthusiastic of Its kind he three rfe enl rsly depeeib nl imnn rr and then subsequent sale hy ttlirip n l*ihi* flitlnr*' iUirv hrltl had cvec witnessed. Ihe surrrs* o f the last. Thr hnt t o n flint <( Investment Inuk rnnlfii. r|r., wffunJ hnnl Wilbur D. Benedict, representshankers In Atlanta. sneaker ere«enlrd a nurrimr of iiinnui*| IiiIhh mni |»lriit>' uf It. tire of tha Curtis publ rations of The trial is evoected 'n «—••■• rharts.' show'nir salient farts on Alsu, t||(l UlllllM|| lllM'4 n«*t lm%( ny the rest of the week, alnra Philadelphia. and an author.ly on th* viy'iir nf adv-rtlslng. Among Hpiking lumnia to the effett ihe defense has, it is understood, NKWCOMII, N. V , May H - tu fMiHU'tit thr frunt ufflet whrn growers' market ng proLIrms, that inlanlilc paralysis has trnk- Ihe po’nts brought out were: hr w* uhl hs»\i* Knnr h«»l hr litfVt Taking o f testimony In thr a large number uf witnesses and (IN S ) K. J- Hill, pilot, and hi* RMiitnul tu thr i Irr ral forrr. was another to sound Hy praU«» in nut here. Dr. It. R. Stevens an­ 1. The store of bua'nras devel­ o f local growers for their re nounced today that no case of the opment Is reflected In thr in­ rity'a suit against the (.'base will seek tu rstahlish Ihe previous aide, Arihur U. Sch1oa*er, safe tiiitl toltrt-r h„ wiiuhl hitvr lirrn »» spouse_lo the proposed advertis­ ill i a, | ill-esse ham been report .-4 crease in advert sing rarr'ed hy National Bank entered th* thltd utuaaaUulile character nf Walker ■ml sound ill thia lllll ■ hamlet in mni Kti| uhj«Tt fur lhr iialinip day thla morning, with prospects prtir to the mad infatuation that the hrait of the Adlmndai ks, tobare. ing aaove. •'/ . » • I uf nil tlif lUrluiK wh" iniuht fin. Curtl* publlcat’ona, whose volume that th* remainder of th* dav , turned' *h head flout all things Th* physician also said the situday planned ah m rly trlurn tu ||Mir wp_y lit the Jail, “ It's % big step n tha right die grew from nrsrt.rally nothing in would lw devoted tn a romplelionlsave love, livtiuit iruiu whidtr . rity . rheyi -htoaka" - • r^-iha-srUar ertlon and 1 predict' that Banfsnl in IP27.----- nf the examination of wltnessr.*' ~ nriginaliy rtginally atarled "tu inter (h rirjiif Ids luck. H|w-#ial Ian ra he will will put th’s thing over tu a 2. Mas* product on haa bean for fha municipalily, ijlscoverv o f several rases In *t no| receive, and Major J’eak l> hallmin, ’The Dclndr Time*." in united action,** said Mr. Benedict, week, U much Improved. Health fiflowed by mats selling through Only four persons had been ex­ lhr nalinnal balloon rarr> al I'iil*- going to l-e evtteiorly vigil ml Ii amined until this morning the who addressed the .'meeting, ex­ authorities In that rily are eaid ths medium of odvert'wlng. •er In il. Vralrrdav, he tuinrd plaining the value /of advertising to W planning I* remove the re­ burgh. 3. Dosrelopmrnt of education to­ i,umber M in tin g City Canimlii " (Continued On Page Four) The l* o men, half-starved, rhiland the success it- has brought st i let luna early nest week, possi­ gether with Increase in the ln- loner R. O. Chase, former Comoiiasloner K. F. Ilousholder, City similar grower^ associations bly on Monday. II was leained. l-d from rxpiwure ami near ex(CojUlnunl On Pag* Four) S K K ’K HOI.DKHH MEET l)ittk F. S I-amann and R. G, Gray ugbout the -country. hauslioii, •lunrhlrd out of lhr wildrily accountant Rcvetsl other WA6HINGTO n 7 May ’ll—(IN S ) C A L TO HIIUN POLITICS “ I have attended a great many WILMINGTON. Dels.. May H PKFSTIGR A T 8TAKE witnesses ware to he Introduced —"A million dollars c*n he put In dr rnea« near here yesterday. Thty riii\g* hut I don't be­ today In behalf o f the plaintiff, jail"—“ It should Increase respect told of their f-2 hours nf wandrr- —(IN’S) At the ipinunl •lock NEW Y ork] May R.— Don't WASHINGTON. May (IN S ) among them former City Attorn- for law enforremenl"—“ the way ing in tain and mi>l through one h<fder> no-elliig of the General lieve 1 was e»er present at one arhers th* Interest waa any krenrr expect to go hack Into politca." — l*r*«Ulent Hoover’s prestige ty Geoige A. DeColtes, wku la of th* transgressor Is hard.'* of lhr mn«| desolate regoou of Motors Cm iteration h n r today, a This atatamcn was made* this or the enthusiasm aay greater w th the new Congress was it • peclal counsel for the municipal­ So ran the comment today of the Adironacka after Iheir Irr- resolution w ia prnposed nnd ■■•»• ■flat noon hy Calvin Coolidg* in an ti t remaining memtirra of’ the encrusted gaa hag ram* tu earth ed nciru»lng lhr iKxml nf direc­ than ag last night** gather ng. I ■take this afternoon as the Ren­ ity In this litigation. Interview with newspapermen Tralimoiiv of witneases for th r1senita Public Lands Committr*. at 7:l.*i o'rlork Hunday morning. tors from .12 I • 33 meinl>er«. am delighted that I had an op- shortly after.'F* had unanimously ata entered the dosing stages of psrtunlty/te speak hero and to o« tlrcted a member of the Isiaril of debate upon th* proposal to In- defense will be given at a public , which five years ago cited Harry nearing In th* court room at thr i p. Sinclair lor contempt. It was present when they lauarhrd surh directors o f the New York Life rlud an export debenlur, plan In mur!house I f ilia City completes 10 1024 that Sinclair testily told ■ forward step in Solving sue of Insurance Company, Ihf new farm re lc f bill. tla ruse today the bank case will the committee he would answer tha greatest, proIdem* that coop.obably get under way tomorrow non* o f their questions regarding ■'fronts producers today. . morning. Among the witnesses his connection with the Teapot Ths ‘ Florid* p iafa' Celery Aswho will be examined la Iwhal, of Dome oil scandal, lie defied th* ■lie bank wlU be A. H- Key, ron- handful of senators' a dosrn times •oeUltea, representing the Ran viited cashier o f the Seminole —today the aurviroia nf that com. A T I-A N T A , , May ■—r f l N » » — 1 Miller nnre ruldleivd" saw him 'fiord, Saraao * ‘ Sarasota and Bradenton County Barth, who Ii now sen ing oiiUeo pointed a public moral Thom*, W- Miller, onetime, alien I u(f. Ills lawyer, David J. Rein­ diatdeta, haa bran organised »o a term In th* atale arUon. Key tram tha fact that Sinclair la In property custodian. Just released campaign. An '#*a*i tha pro| hardt, whn had r »l* * down lw a*iL Following the example ty a th* American Legion ask for an arrived her* thu morning. from the federal prison aftar serv­ taamraprtettea at three cents on Q/ th* 13 men defied by Hln> amonth nut the detail* of a parole, aypronriatloa * f IIJWO with which •oafp crate o f id w y flipped out group of hualaeav men, who ye-clalr, four are daqd'and three arv ing a.Jirm for conspiracy to de­ accompanied Miller «n liw- Journey lo f .tk* threp sostlahS wilt 'he a** lerdav k«nv a telegram to Kepre- to help defray expenses o f the out of public life. The others •*- fraud'the government in connec­ vteta convent kaa m * t lilt ‘ sdssnl to defray tha dipeme of aaillative C. W. Eatamtnger pro­ Board rejected th* pressed theraaelve* oa aallalied tion With tho settlement of Ger­ north. Ksiii Once seen. Miller was rourtrou* that Rim lair al least haa been man claims, waa speeding to his .advertising. ’ In addition a * ' member espressos bp home io Wilmington. Del-, today. and affable. "I'm ■aurry to give punlahed. per ear v fll'h a paid b ; ' lavor o f such oa u a appiopriaUon but HMITIIVH.I.E, Tenn, May H Released on parol* yesterday everybody thr run-amund," he II W*e contended that auah action <INR)-- inveatlgallon Into the. las committee members Included. •patched | would not b* consistent with th* murder of Mrs W. IL Hmlth, aged Senator* Thonut J. Walsh (DJ of morning, a ftfr serving .all but nald," but I wa* advised to. (If 4 nfI dlrorMfi. fit* of ’ ilan'a adopted policy *f widow, In her homo here, w*B. Mmlam, Dill (D ) of Wsshburton, two month* of a year and a half tourer you understand that I'm alf f » l d"trro»*To. art» ’- H nairrvrg growers, ’iwill 1 allnNsaaaa. addressing on* U “ Not beck <R) of South DakoU, the affair* of th* aiaoca- Senator J. J. Parrish anl tha .economy. I t waa also sUUd that purhed by authurltiea UwUv after Pittman (D ) of Nevada and Hmoot sentence, Miller left Atlanta for <>n parol, still and forbidden to vthars to Repnaenlatlvea Enta­ re aaaesameat on tauao a (ornnera Jury returned a ver­ Delaware early In the morning, dlacuaa my raa« or anything conaad raatrol th* axpenditur* il ager and U P- Hagan. ha’ necessary to raise th* dict that the woman waa a victim (B| nf Ulan. and spent a f«w hours with John rrralng—affair* nut there." funds. Dm aaaariatlon will Tm Commission took its actios money from vast year's tad col- of muidtr, and did not commit And then he added reminiscent­ ■aa-profit efyaalMtioa. W. Rnook, recant warden of th* AFPItOVBR HRNTRNCE after Frank P Forster, dm of I n l i n e auiclde. ly: “ I know what dlaclpjloa la, and prison, at hla homo hero. •' agroimant w'th ta* business men's telegram, had The Cammission dftpaasd of a Authorities at first were workW A W IN O T O n T* May >- — Miller waa employed far a while I Intend to obey ths regulations of I w.M continue for appeared before tha beard with mass .of routine matters, two leg on hoik murder and euicide Harry Sinclair a* a clerk in the warden'* office, tha Department of Justice. ! OTO roars, at*Jac« U tha right tha reouaat. Th* Board reaffirmed amaloao being aaaoaaarv u claue theories. Mrs.' Smith's body not (IN S )— “ U t H , was thinking of tho year* , at th« growers U anneal the th« belief that U would ha unwise th# alata, Bgggtottmn worn paas«d found in th* fb a «^ * c e . uf her wear hi* atrip** ilk* tha other*.1 but later was sent to'th e stock la start such procedure Just now caucoUIng ourety hands of R. L. ham*, tha shall fractured and her Reoator Heflin ID ) of " ' room on srdar on Mrs. Mahal ha served In th* army. He enlisted l mme is Jufin, 1999. nnd euhject whan tha Plant Board I* engross Grlar Jr, former county traffic faro burned# beyond • reecgniUun dedarad today to WaUtar Wiliebraadt, assistant at­ as a private at th* outset of the it waa baliarod by authoHilea of Ik order prohibiting ntwarapar torney general to charge of fed­ World War. II* cam* out a lieumulti-mil. that th* woman worn plain and lb* teaaat-colonel, cited several Umax i Khn month of June 1n r serving M d t ) eral prison*. M M I' f n a ' f l f s ", , . no deputy abaei/f pm Me father'* had* ataffed In th* fireplace I a .. - Ah *n»l ttfitoC jUk vfc*a fi*i for ghUaptr/j to fp r is to* rfUtriri 1 * 0 . ___ _ mm l i p Campaign For Enlist- U. S. A T T O R N E Y S i B ^ ^ s ^ l ' r _mentin .Advertising Effort Preceded B r Grower; FfneVol^teerEffortf^jjj^ Q Y E 1 IP 3 (IB S Labor LcaderPictures .Pitiful Condition In South’s Mill Section 'To Senatorial Body Vengeance, ran. - use Iurder «Seen Death chmen] M U S T '‘DEUVER’ K Mitchell Bluntly Has Issued OrdersToHis Men To Get Results SINCLAIR MORALE GIVEN BOOST BY PHARMACIST JOB BANKER BLAMES HIS CRIMES UPON LOVE FOR.WOMAN Millionaire PriHoncr GctHGood “ Break” In Drugs Assignment Social, Political Lead­ __ er AndEmb»aaloF-4B Seeking Vindication lillllliilis— Presbyterians Will Give Music Service City May Complete Testimony T o d a y In Chase Bank Suit No Paralysis Cases Are Reported Here Lost Balloon PilotH Plan To Return Home Senators Express Satisfaction O v e r Sinclair's J a i l i n g V H B H CourtRules Retu Warraht Carth Placed As Evil In Michaelson K E Y W R -S T ^ n n , M * y ( I N S ) — l l t o t lr fc n w o f Itofu M. A lft’eil MirhnclooH, d r y ' lllinoia i-tinRix’XMnnn on t r ia l h m * fo r viola tion o f the proa, h ib illoit Intv, ncoretl tleclxIvBo* ly totlny w h en the court ru letl that the return en tered upon th e ecttrvh w u rrh n ti w hii’lt tctl to th e fin d in g o f • itlli itixl cviilcn ce oKuitut him I'tiulil nnt I h> m lm itlctt. Thr derision to rarlude tha re. turn ftont rvidemi' In th e ti* follow ing lhr ntlmtssiun rn tha wltnisi stand ti) W. M. I'anlrUs l . t .,,.., ||U lil.ililllllWIM sisisal. ,, wow ill ~a wtok)| that the rvttirti had nut b.*en xwnrtt |n la-fore U. S. C«>inml**lonrr Nntde nl Jacksonville, who had Iretird the search warrant to •can It Itrp. Mii‘liael«na'a t-agftge. t'n-lrr abjection hy the dtlanoo, who i|Ur*tl"nrd the legality (if lhr aralvli warrant nil the ixm* gmund, Ihe search warrant W*1 udiuittril into evidence. J. (\ Itayr Jackaouville prohlbltiuti agent who fiillowrd Daniel to the aland, said Hint Rep. Mich-# arUon'* two trunks found i" tho Ini ko-nvllle triminal station to i-iintnin linu.ir, burr Ihe name "MtcharUnn" and carried cu*« torn, lag*. W. ti. Day. deputy pnihibltlon n<lmlnl»tinlor lit charge of the Florida district, (ratified that th* •lx trunk, uf Mii’fiaelson'a whoa* iiintenta had la-cn »:li»d from hi* nffirr on Jen. 3 had been return, id n» the railroad officials on. Jan13 and lis-1 hen eent on to their iilglna! destination. Th , tag* with the name "Mich! arUon" nnd Ihe custom* l i t * h*d nut been retained by him oa *vL ilrni-r, he admitted under rroaa ex- , nniliiatloit. Industrial Stocks Play “Tug Of War" In Today’s Trading NEW YORK. May R - (IN H ) — Imlii-tiiul atidita. played tug-ufwilt in a dull and frnturvlea* mar­ ket today as hull, and beat* rarly -lit, nfU‘in«iiii wutteil for aotn* lefimtr indication, of what ora* likely to Iutn up in th* mouth. With must of the outride tra i­ ls on Ihe fence tile professional* had little tu d-> hut tu churn tha ptive industrial* around lit a Har­ ms price rirrle. I'rtrr* decllnrct in th, forenoon and rallied In the bird ami fourth hour* a, investnrnl liu)lng and short covering ■Mik rare of thaellliig older* rtiming to-market: ■ ■ Hear* rrntrreil n good pa 11 nf ilu-ir uilivlty mound Jhr radio (ruup. Columbia CrapbophoB* I,mke to 72 1-2 on nrw* of Gen­ eral lliiihoard’, ilriilul of a mer•ter with the Radio rnrpnratlon. •ml Ihe stock was well eupported at 73 1-2 and effort, to u p »« tha inaikri rating foi thi, stock were io| siirri-aaful. Itadiu, wa, pound­ ed down to y;i 1-2. hut the hears tisik tn their heel* when aufflctent buying demand rotte-t In to fbrra this well known "artor" tn above till 1-2. Police Probe Queer Thomas Miller, Paroled Hero Of War And U. S. Conspirator, Speeds Home Disappearance OfMan County Board Join s In Plea Against Investigation of State Plant Board * DRY SOLON HAS to Invefltiaratlon Made Into Widow’a Death M »uwt to MMhf fried _ Mktoro ATIJtN TA. >U) B—(I N 8 )— Authoritir* of three rountle* were investigating lialay tha etrange ’• -nn-aranc* of W. C. Ueardan, Ik Milton County merchant, and tha mrlodraniatic story left by him la note, recounting how h, wa* rob, •«d nf r-'UO b) three banditl , kill­ ing on* and wounding another, before ha hlmaelf waa draperatalg shut In the gun battle. Heard fn, who Herd in S to W T Flat*, wa* last seen ln Caatoa on Monday at noon. Sine, tliea ha add hit automol.ll# have dropped from light without trace. A bullet-rid­ dled coat, said tu b* IWantea'a, was found near a lonrly yard at Ehenatar Church, Mljtawt County, yrater-day, and la U warW dlacovcrod tha not** which sot Ida law la a hunt far body, th* body of Baaron said ha kilted and IM automobile In xrhlch.ha rod* fr o * hU hMag lM* F-gAg^ •” • ’ ■rote— ..wi, — —a a �* * \ CHECK YTTUR OIL CE STATION s e r V ic e ^ t a t i o n . 2 — Sanford7Ave. A t 12th S t SN Phone 629--W W . H. Reitz, M anager *♦**4T r -' jMpR w ^ A A CHECK YOUR SERVJCE \S T A T IO N / ’Altamonte Springs Florida CHECK YOUR OIL W . SANFORD SERVICE STATION E. J. ROUTH T h e T e x a c o Service man has good reason to ask “ D o you need o il? ” * % SERVICE . STATIO N 1601 W est M a n y tim es car ow ners get care­ less about the oil in their crank­ First Street case—allow it to fall below the dan­ ger marie. L et him lift up the hood CHECK YO UR OIL o f your, car and check you r oil. It takes but a second to make sure. *• ** If you don’ t need oil he’ll tell you so frankly. If you do, he will give you fresh T ex a co G olden M o to r O il— clean, clear, pure—a SERVICE Old STATIO N Orlando • Road CHECK YOUR o i i THE CENTRAL GARAGE TEXAS TEXACO • Q( PETROLEUM SERVICE STATION 1201 Wert First • • \ �m u u m m *y.2j S *l>-tA. m M !~ S N r •>*-*; IJi T X R j i fO R TODAY : WAGES OF • I H - T W Joy i» rejt#a<i-Bir .4*pc* t ‘ ■*>unuj>«.' Th* 'f r p m cor -Mod: ifio US, th i[ w* Hart sinned, station* B ill, IS. f PRAYER— Bleaaad I i th« man transgression la forgiven, ■In U covered. ( f:WnBN SLUGGIBII TEARS k»o aluggah r u n hav* cooWd «b r f«rered blood, .Which than wR| warm u* with k low. ' (Bad wo, who loved the torrent at Ita flood, Dip timid nld /eel In Ita dlralnlabad _ n - flow,1 ** A P iA J sJ ji * tn' I Forgalll !& * flonr that l.r,. ■ P iU ijl^ i tiya^U lAnd trou’ u i'ftr lama * Joy i umpent tr 5 H ’ By y e * i that upland*#,,‘eve‘t r -- ;v Joy at.laatt \ . i Ini 11 dot no forgetjl ahall re\:r: Ph, 1 ah#!! member ' The ruhh'ng tide* thai awept na •from the ahore. And how that hurth which guards the cherlihed amber Once knew how loud a raging flap * could roar. P Time, who dull* both pannXjn and regret, Prant thU one boon—that we may rot forget! O f route* If Mil-ion TsIUy want* to farm, we know of no batter plac« than right her* In Sanford. — ■■->---------- — The. a re boot begin g every thins now, including eggs. That ought to be an easy line to break Into. A fter tha meek Inherit the eatth, thr¥ can have II, nobody ■else would wapt to live here any. W*r' ‘ j ■M-e- ails /> We'va tried spraying to get rid o f the gnat* but w> found out that the little devil* get drunk on the stuff snd try to run o ff w th tho typewriter. -o lib )al| terns Is a biller pill for Jlarry Sinclair to swallow and it's ■ bit Ironical that hr h*i been asslgnrd to dispense pills from . th prison pharmacy. — ------ o The Klun was one of th* hlg issurs In yrstrtdsy'a municipal elrctlon In "Url.and. finmeonr ought to Imvc invited Heflin tlieie fni a campaign apt-cch. T h »v *«y the song. " I Faw Duu-,1 and Go Ilocm,,’ nrlglnsled from thtf cvtiresslnn of a b*hy, but l| eiuinds more like the eja-ulstiun of an Inebriated Individ­ ual. ------------ __________ (»«* ' make up this world, including the bln) who, when pinned down on M matter, always wkgh's out fer fear In 'll hurl somebody's feel­ ings or because he might Use ■ dime's worth of busings. . — ■ — Tolullnh Denkhrad American nctress whose engagement to an Engllrnmn has Iren broken, say* ehe didn't want to get married in the flrvl place. Yeah we've notic­ ed the sruppomongs are part­ icularly suur at this t rot of the year. Those congressmen whn have h in btingiiig liquor Inin the t unity unmolested for min,years prohsldy hove the mast pro­ pound runlrmpt for Mlrhaelsur. and lie ' or two others who were ss> careless is to get caught, and break op the Ira party. Sanford but Iness inrn rlchtfullv protest Mvainut a proposed Invest­ igation of the State I'lant Board. This is no time to qutbbb. nor U> tngasu In any gallon which would dispel renfideneq Jn tba Board.— What we peed tluw Is a undid front tn fljfh^a ropnOfp enemy. — —i—O* Thl* Is ItaU' Daytima NewsJoul , Bhrlmn nnd Grapffru1 fuivertlre florid' pi been Iblnklnv for a IMia tbi» that it would b« a good thing, after thl* edvertising plan b In­ augurated to hava Celery Week. »' Now that airplane* are bacom . Ing more common, it Is our opinion . they should be equipped with airen* or some other signaling de­ vice se that when on* of them . goes Iqtn n nos* dive, a tall spin .or something, th* pilot Van let the people know hs'a is trouble.— Philadelphia Inquiisr. «H drU a kept an ta prawn fbr 17 year*. I t tame very near banging himBut for tho error o f S kier* In the Governo * offlte M wettld Daw gone to th* gallows 17 jreare ago. Instead, bn went to the penitentiary tfnoer u Ufa sentence. Now Florida is asked to make some amends to lids victim of mbtaken Justler, who has recent Iv regained, his 1U> •tty through the deathbed confec­ tion o# the murderer for whose crime no suffered. Tho store, an b>*ere»l!np «r * . h told in a State Chamber o f p od * rnsrcc tulletln: J. B. Brown, aged Ocala M f p , ' want* a pension from the slate- i>f Florida because he aereed 17years o f a life sentence In prtyv* fur,a murder In Putnam county i.lch ha did not commit and, If a ill Introduced In the Senate by W. T. Gary, o f OCab, b enacted In law, ly^.will get It. It waa th# night alghl q» o« October 17. GafLn before tbe bar. h .th e'etrefinch_____ thing' gam e e T iilltfe k l arrlvlsU called for •‘punlihmetrt." An tnrealisation waa actually started. Bat nothing' thpt waa scheduled happened. Tho prrta of tbo atata began to roar, aa good newspaper­ men can mak* pr:,tt roar when tba principle at stake la an old-faahlonad Amartcan baps. The sonata dropped ita "leak probe" -Uks a rad-hot poker. The measure was referred to the state-house plumb­ er. Two **o*|uri Introduced d re­ ad utibri abolishing secret acealoni. * "re ’ «!*• I t waa paapad by a substantial meft, how- Jor-fty’ Th# Govamoj signed It lm.lutllihrd an., boor aft*|c la reporters, Joho .ppm*, pompous ptraon talk about Marr McGafflq. tH*; dtre pertls o f "government by It from unknown tba 1 activities par ram of thaatata TEMPCEr whew sensa ff/iobUe right wai comldaraUy kaaoar then that o f th, mombora of tba ataU WgUlativ# iR A V E S '. Nawapapar man knaw what la likely tO go on behind tho shut­ n fjMJ tered window* and locked doom o! * peblle etike. Soma thna ago.tba Nebraska Mr candl* bunt* at both *mls, niuiu hold a aaeyat acaalon and h will not l«at iht night,. But oh mV foa* and ah my friend* took a vote on a measure of cons Interest. Tht It gives a lovely light!** yri, r* had nothing to -hdih” ronatltucnt* If no print hew lndl* which was placed In armored trucks, bristling with machine . > *i wag dewagon, upon which rode the driver and one extra man. Apparently no email sited army whs needed for protection: Hew strange: jjr different this seems from the manlier Id WhICh lt wRi ......... ..........M ‘ “ tlceable wonder there But we will only mention one of the factor* In. the life America which makes it necessary to guard one's;life and ■o aealouely; and that la disrespect fo r law, sorao(iltig whlcH’ most every one knpWa hire*dr> 'W h a t‘hr hot sually realised ts that thla condition IsUot’ neW. It is nerilly blasted upon,prohibition but a.hasty review of ....... . will disclose that from its very beginning A ilstory has had certain. Jaws fwhich. wftfi*the condonation of'the people. ** ^ The Colonists didn’t like' the taxes placed upon them by the British and so they refused to pay..Bmug*Ua*-Ur avoid payment of dutlen waa the general practice and was done by the "best people” without any fear of public scorn. The retreating frontier across the American continent offered many examples of how people disobeyed laws which were distasteful. The Ku Klux Kian, the nullification of amend­ ments to the Constitution and the non-observance of hun­ dreds of petty statutes are further significant - features which have worked towards that peculiar complex of treat­ ing all laws lightly. alien of l Ure T rtto AOO In.gold-which hail to ______________________ r had had the the ship beRI.niictofaat.tban hattan bank. No sooner policemen, armed with automatic rifles, anwed-offAhotgUna editorial (nt FWk r t & f WRh US following.fatvld pir»graph: "Flodn Ids UT (hi drUnkirf atatvr., Of tbi commonwealth of aUtao, t i l»nd«d waatpp, and It’.ahould try to pot %n/rai. ton#, Jo. lascivious plemsfng of It* fut*t U eontlnu* drunk and dahcwg'on tna baoch’*1' •" "rii fiia wrlior .o f wk At It Again Tho Chicago Tribune, almoit "Heflin" in Its fear and hatrtd of-the South, has lately taken a thrust at Florida, to tho opinion that It loves Dixie like an elephant, im one o f its recent edttorialw: fnpioie irotn m ikllied wet aspect o| thi* free sUte, whi?h Ujjts money-making _ seaton hi r ~ w m aa much'uJie ftrr voiNteati t«kd net rict as.it aa .It has nos ror for a high wind.’ wind.* *’ * Except in In the uu o ff seaaon'FloHiJa 1s not notable for making life unhappy Quito tho contrary. It, has the best winter dlmate-and tm finest fruit In the country. (California papers please copy.) Its r$al estate Is a goodI buy. bi (Florida papers please copy.) It is the land of glorious weather, the best Scotch, the finest Cuban rum, of sunburnt vertebrue and red noses. The women have less on them and the men more in them than anyhcrc else in the luruj. Drinking, gambling, prize-fight­ ing, and more drinking are its delights. * * * I f you must die at the hands of Admiral Blllartl’s young men, why not with the Florida moon bathing the scene and the sound of the corks popping? Florida should be itself, peddle Its sun­ shine and its rum, shuffle its cards, and ring It up on tho cosh register. * * * Florida is the drunken sister of the commonwealth of states, a garlanded wanton, and it should not try to put a hymn tune to tho lascivious pleasing of Its lute. Let it continue drunk and dancing on the beach. To which the Tampa Tribune replies: “ We would understand from all this that Florida is a thoroughly rum-soaked stntc; that the only occupations of its inhabitants ami visitors are ruimrunnlng, drinking, ambling; that our citizens Are engagedhn purveying li(}bor nif license to^tTfe tiiuriotH as their cB w means of liveli­ hood. But in this instance we should not take the Chicago Tribune seriously. It was serious in its firpt attack, now it rcsiKinds to a criticism of that attack with bandinage. “ A t Its worst, Florida docs not mnke man-killing a pro­ fession. If she Is "the drunken sister of the commonwealth of stales," she at least keeps her head enough to maintain a fair respect for human life.' If she is k''garlanded wanton," she does not carry u machine gun. If she Is "dancing on the beach," she does It for pleasure nnd recreation only, and she is joined In this diversion by mnny thousands of people from other less fortunate states, who find it impossible to enjoy themselves at home. “ Bui air Florida isn’t "drunken" or “ wanton." It may be so in spots, but those spots nro so few us to be conspicu. ous, Tho Chicago Tribune jester makes us believe thut he got Ills impressions of Florida in an Kant Coast night club." --------o— — { SENSIBLE SUGGESTION GAINKHVIIJ.K HlIN The proposals of Ambassador struck a similarly sensible vein. The British have Insisted that Hugh Gibson at Geneva relative to navel armamvnt reduction hnve in- they need a vast number uf small cruisers to defend their comment■ Deduced a welcome nuts uf com­ and outlying jioseesalona. The mon sense Into the hoprlrssrty French have demanded a great tangled situation thvre, nod givu lin t, uf dcstruyars and submar•saw hop,, tu ■ ' world that-Is jfii- fnee tn 1'r.itect tnelr possession* In rrcs*Ing 1, sick of |m)lng tgigo Africa. The Americans have callsums In preparatlon lor a war that va for a powerful g oun of large may never com*. cruisers, callable o, steaming long Mr. Gibson—whose proposals, of Uiatances. couise, represent President Hoov­ The Urilish and Americana here­ er's view* -cut straight through tofore, have called for naval lim­ the tangle and bruugnt the whole itation “ by categories''—by classes jui st on to ■ level where It can of shiui. The French have de­ be tackled In a straightforward manded that total naval tonnage manner. lit limited, with each nation frre To brgl i wilh, he pointed out to build aa It chooses within thusa l it all ihc great powers, irmu/. limits. Mr. Gibson proposes that thrir endorsement of the Kellogg- the two plant b* combined. Limit III land treaty, have pledged them- th* total tonnage, he says, ami rclvra not to result th* tonnage by catea nut resuit to aggressive also limit the wars.. Consequently, * he asps, tb s, gurU*- but mska th* limits elasitc Ijaie Jibs come.fur , _ , _____ all jialiun* (■; soI__________ that earh nation can t i a caiUm get over their eternal dUDual of , extent build for Its own' needs' ooo anotlirr, and taka it fur Th# scheme Is eminently sensible granted rial th#y will be able to and ha* won Euiope's app’auio, it aa-p in* iwace hrncemrwsrd. encourages Hie hope-tkot genuinv In hi* cone rets prfposals h e1ravel reduction can V b a A . . ----------O"r ,B.hl» tine. Florida to confine h' Italy to the bracK-bsct; which hej delights, tl* uri ly ask New York to tiell la lato tq S ♦ ft ‘’"S M S E S ! Texas tinlnsn'aM IfateniMerton. Or maybe hi would el that • He ha# at least * ftrt’dwny In'hlk plan fo? FJorl_____ is alike h# ha* psrrvS.led th* legislature uf this manifold sthta to taka Mb point of vlaw seriously eneujm m pass a raaotutlon against hla paper, thereby espotlng a .iroportlon at Tallanesaae, dot ler than his own. That, It would stem, la • new why of answering a fool according to hla folly. ■^ NEW YORK TIMES the lady, and share# ibm* o fI T __. inside information with th* rest of ja, Who are jus: getting acquaint­ ed. His cumparat vq^y restrained tc count* of th* brdlam that prevail* In UoUywcod give a better Idea of conditions than the eqb* a whooping of snm* members of the prefrsrion who are either Irmpur srtly. wrecked or tn the crest of lh* wave. Th* popular success of fAa.talhle* is now unquestioned though reasons for It may bo d *• fussed endlessly. I f Mr. DeMU'e’a wprd on this point w*** M l ouffl- r fw T M O ilt T :' >3«iW rv; Ing aa an It waa so one knows long ago—but commuti Jim J on the nli tM ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ few menu, On kb-deatkbH that he kUttd-Waw-t sin. Ae • result of the i ho confessed U;own wee given ad urn > TO BUY vz Distressing as th* joll menu may be to Harry filnclalr this week he could (If he would) con­ sole himself with the thought tint th* spectacle of a “ malefactor of great wealth" actually behind Uu bars will do much to save Ameri­ ca from th* cynicism into which it has l>e*n falling In the matter uf law-abiding, ----- o----Sinclair will probably escape legal punishment for hla major offense but he la In jail at any rale and to a man of his power and position it is linin' In prison, not the length uf the liim tjiul burls most. anning a i SERVICE LIST ROUTE I f 0"dC I Three times In history whole civilization* have been wiped out by Insect pests. Locusts, swarming the hind,- destroyed all food and ended the Aalee civilisation. But Inal was before science had daveioped ita modern miracles. And non* ut Its miracle*' is greater i nan the ability to enlist universal numan action uf all fionts against a universal threat. Tbe suns** of the war on the Mediterranean fly will depend on this particular feature of mudem science—joint action. It will de­ pend upon tho degree to which every man, woman and child in 1I< rids volunteers fur arllou. Nut all the money and officialdom In America cun kill of, the f|y with­ out this unstlnUng co-operttlein on the part of Individual citizen* clrnt, there are weekly authentic llstlnr* Jn Variety o f records mod* by sell-out *i,ent pictures being doubled by th* Installation uf talk­ ies- I'vople ins.se on hearing their fsw rlte on tha screen, picture house* ar* to , the «****jry new wiring fvr taljtles; and e electrical companies '■ cannot supply them fast, cnuuXb. Kuen houses now equipped cannot gee enough sound pictures to satisfy thrir patron*, and th* stodius are frantically tacking bits of dia­ logue and song into pictures ori­ ginally intended to be allrnL The future uf the talkies tan bb guessed at a swell by on* person as another. Ev*„ those cjvsest to the teen* of strife would have to possess th* eye of a prophet to see more than a few month* ahead. On som* points every one of senes must egret. The technical difficul­ ties of synchronisation, distortion and recording and 'amplification w.l| be solved, and probably with much more speed than waa 'AM cos# with tbe flicker end ether tichnlrsl problems of U * sBypt movie*. Both stage and screen W U A T U no rare na ■ dnjr In jnne* with the rood unwinding like • ribbon before jrou unfolding to your • thinks, es n n y thester lover* dr H a t th< "pttcaM kt. o f e y e - d t W to ear-drsma must be considerably greater than on tha slag* That is, the talkies are and must re­ main movies. IU also says apt)mistical ly, that In its appeal to th* ear the talkie pUtar* will kdUmately g iv e ' th* audience thi same effect aa aUg* drama." When th« mechanics of vocal .re-' production are ptrfoctad that may !>• trus but In th* combination of sound and sight. tba Mending ot vole* and oppearenee, both 'T* tha round," It seem* unlikely that tto talUos will am equal tha stag*. ( •yea new towrha, new clllot, new point* p f InterealT Futkv ulnrly if It to ■ good road, and you know it will continue CROW N, •M O T O R O il* to be good. Adrian our Touring Sendee of tbe deotlnatlbia CASO LBVR I f u U l j I i k h u l that 7 * n «M ia p m ii ou to p rotect t e a r M otor f r o * Crictioo nod wear. of your trip* p«*d they will tend you up-lo-dnle, auihentto ^ S T A N D A R D " • - i Send In tbe coupon below today* Thla the #wtt) CptJ Information on the lieat roada and ahortest route to taka. ycu f «p Haifa i*t be i i#* *■*» ifitN) THE TALKlfi INFANT Calling tha yeqr-old y**r-old talkies a child uf Mother Movla and Father Btag*,. William D* Mills the well known mavis dirtcDr writes In fier bner’s of the babe’s promlaing •hwrWvterUUc*. It t* not a !>**. roiaparlson. but in acme w*v» the talkie Is mors Ilk* a new girl ar­ rived in a small town. Nu Infant tausei th* eicIVenient outside Ita Immediate family that th* talkie* ate provoking. They are admired, sought after, mad* fun of and picked t» piece* Ilk* a city rousln com* tu visit In th* yllhum4(r. D* MlUa was at tha station tu meal TUgb man -Whether . Brown's nd ■*fYn*fli*'old Plant Hyetem, w *» «hot airi killed In the tell road yard at Patatka soon after hla arrival there on a run from Southern Flor­ ida. Brown, a fireman, was arrest­ ed at a suspect, as was Jim JohnLAKELAND LEDGER sun, the negro fireman who had Investment opportunities In there are * number of very ile- made the run with Wesson. Brown been about tha reitroed shop Florida hirer Were more numer­ ■iraU* residence* passing to other had shortly before the ntutder. John­ ous and better. B. & Forbes, au­ hands. Several handsome dwellings son, although stiongty suspected, thority' 1An investments, know* hare been sold recently .not to offered a perfect alibi and was lloerated. what la baing done In thla atata to mention dotens ofwmell home*. At Brown's trial a fellow negro Person* who have any Intention mak* IU development sound end urtsoner confined In the Patatka oi acquiring winter homes In FlorIsiting-. H « knows o f th* millions jail offered testimony relative to Of northern capital In the state, of ids ought to spend a few week* conversation* with him which re­ the .fertility o f IU Ducking lands, making Investigations of r**U sulted In conviction afid^ septs n-r and of the .potentialities of agrL dvnee properties. Tho datnaml Will 6f death. Many cltueiU of Patatka, lie greater next fell end ,nd winter ,J"'d lh» newspapers of that r|ty, culture slid, jndostry. A* ' «■<«*> and In another year there wUt not l^tre convinced o f his Innoccnrt' progrie* aa . Florida, has madq In be one-Wntb the opportunities buaus* the evidence waa only clr•oundvi.geyelopnwnt jin th* ,pa#t Shat .rs prwssnUsd now >1 beginning .haw Th* Tart that shrewd business Tcmslemlal, but ttmr irtimiwr w hi* behalf Were o f no avail ift been.iMft e. In 10 years ita'iod; men from1th* ntorth arw nicking Brown’a escape from hanging vanremeik Ul have ism marvel up dtsirsbla-Aomee.'ln tkl* city and was little short of miraculous. In oua. ,1* ‘ ►•st*.. I ,1' [ I section U an Indication of th* Issuing the death warrant a ‘clerk Tbatf 4r». In JLskslsod, a* In futuie demand. In the Governor’* office though er­ pther, «t|aa ofi Flurida. hundreds ror substituted the ntm* of Nosh of homea that owner* have beon Jacksonville man algntd a forced to surrender through clr. pledge nit to buy ahy more li­ Tllghmani a prominent citizen of Falatka end forrben o f the Jurv cumatanceo over which they hed no control. These homes or* al­ quor. tie has n brother who own* which had convicted the negro, fo* that o f Brown. The Bharlff of together desirable. In Lakeland a stilh— Florida Tlmev-Unlon. THE TIME be probably meant to com# bat* (6t another asm* day he b genu* Inaly distressed at any legislative ptuspert which might cramp bb style whan be docs. , Every man to hla taste! Ilka New Yolk City, is many-side _ sorts of taataa. enough to sows el Including tho awfully dissipated of the Chicago Tribune's wrlUr wh#n be la awi* fgou home town* altd hell•beat for kM a *P ____ INCORMORATED ,'a V . . H E*tUCK Y“ » ^ IVIGB,436W.BUMn9L,LMl**a»Kp bTANDAEIMMLTOIIRINC * rN •• 1 ' i— *" - �' • » 7f10‘ • . 1># ' ,. * j • ■i * THE SANFORD.HERAU), SANFORD. TLQH1DA WEDNESDAY, MAT 8. 1921 Mrs. Tumdr Honored With Party Tuesday i&fcial Calendar ynU IRBD AV ale f i l regiftratlon for all r*«Arh*. export to enter any q a school aaxt Fall; from 4 9 t to 11 o’clock at the i M * Primary School, pilar masting o f tho Colonel lor* Roosevelt Auxiliary bet Three at 8 P. M. at Fax*a Studio, 113 Elm A to* Church Guilds Have Joint Meet Monday The members of tb* Wonuln’i Guild anj the Su Agnes Guild at Holy Ctosa Episcopal Church met on Monday afternoon In the pariah house for-their regular business session*. Mr*. E D. Mobley pre­ sided over the Woman’* Guild meeting while M n. B. L. Perkins was In charge o f the St. Agne* Guild. Personals M ix . Deane Turner motored to Orlando and Winter Park Monday where aha spent the morning with frianda. J. B. Lawson and Bill Wood­ ruff motored to Jackaonvill* Tues­ day where they spent th* day on butincta. F r id a y ^ 7 j* fe a d m « l* U M l* u fo r all Ladren who oxepcet to ontor any Unary school next Pall; from 0 both to 11 o’clock at tha South 0s Primary School, Tha member* o f the Sallle BarLm Chapter D. A. R. will meet |-tha home o f M n. R. 1L Berg, at I o’clock with Mr*. M and Mr*. M, Mentck as hoat- ten, Joan and Marlon o f Orlan­ do were the gurata o f M n. W. C, ErickM.fi, 1105 laurrl Avenue, on Tuesday. Clyde Byrd left Wedneaday afternoon f o r ' Aahvilla where he expect*’ to spend several days and attend the N. E. L. A Convention. Mn. W. D. Hoffman and aon, Bill-*, expect to leave Thursday for Arcadia where they will epend two weeka Writing ^.Hernia and relatives. ilTha Rose Circle o f the Garden •oh win hold ita May meeting ■ tha horn* o f Mrs. Roland Hpad ■ Sag Lanta a* 10 o'clock. Roll V "Fibwaring Tree*.” tegular msetkig o f .Seminole bekah Lodge at Odd Fellows II at 8 o'clock. Important bus- I] <■ .U il *T ■J II . IU o f ift* . Fannie Slembrldgi non at heV atudlo, 003 Myrtle tnue, at .3:16 o’clock, rte W. C. T. U. or Rarfnil 1 entertain the Sentnolo CounFadaration of Woman’s Clubs tha Metbodht annex. Luncheon 1 bo served at no n and the igram and b u iii- 't scrum II 1 fut|*w. American Legion Auxiliary will r* the last of a acre* o f pivot 1 progressive brldg. parties at i Legion Hut at 8 P. M. TUESDAY A The* Lr* Group of the R uwa’e Club wJD meet at . 8 th !*k in tha aun parlor of the it. * it J — ^1 hs. Bishop Hostess ,t Bridge Luncheon Mug P ill « . U I ti AIQ9, Bin. Arthur Branan, Mn. Mortimer Ulover, Mrs. . M. Lloyd, M n. George Mr Rory, Mrs W. J. Hill Mrs. Monroe B. Hutton, Mn. D. F. Whltner Jr., Mra- John Melach Jt, Mra C. L. Mathews, Mrs. M. Minarik. Mn. F- S. Liwrrnce, Mra. G. D. Cochran and Mn. Heyward Walker. • Miss Hodges Gives Party Last Friday MU# M idrod Hodge* entertain­ ed with a party on Friday after­ noon at her home on Palmetto Av­ enue, in honor of her ninth birth­ day which she celebrated at that time. Games and contests w en enjoyed throughout the afternoon and prizes were awarded. At th* tea Jiour refreshments were serv­ ed by the hoatcaa, assisted by her mother and Mlaa Margaret U.lea and Ml|* Juanita McMullen. Mr. and Mra. J. T. Truluck and family motored to Eau Gallic Sunday where they spent the dey with their cousins. Col. anj M n. J U J U S tU l----------- -----------------Mn- Clydo Byrd returned Wedneaday by train from Arcadia where she hi* Seen * pending a week with her molhei, Mra. Jake Wey. The friends of M n. Emma Godbee. who ha* been (pending Rtveral yran in Asheville, N. C., will be glad to learn that the ha* returned I d, her home, 618 Palrorllo Avenue. Mra. Alfred Robson and aon, A l­ fred JrH are expected to leave Thursday for their home In Atlan­ ta after visiting Dr. and Mra. J. N. Robson and Mr. and Mra. J. S. Harvard. Complimenting her alater, Mra. Deane Turner, at Fort Myers, Mra. Ernest Krupp entertained the members o f tho Entre Noui Cluo with a bridge party on Tuesday aftsihoon at her home, >10 Perk Arenue. Mrs. Ttim er received a guest priee. M » g ift from the hoaleaa. while M r* E- D. Mobley, wae pretended with high ecore priee and Mrs. 0. L; Louche waa given cut prixe. The rooms where the tab le were placed were adeemed with a profusion o f roeee. gledloll ahd other Spring Howara, while tha tallica were designed to repreaent bowls of garden flowers . An -toil* llant ahadee. • * tn pnaent "Under Twenty’ edy In three Yets. HAYES ENTElRTAIN CLUB MEMBERS Mrs. T. A. Tattaraon, Mrs. II. M. Rmnhley ted Mrs. J. M. Hayes entertained the members of the Social Department of ' AHe Woman’s Clab'Nrith n bridge party on Tueodr r afternoon In the club room*' on Oak Ar*nu*. During th* alteruoen aaveral progreaalone of bridge wtr* participated In and prises .wer* awarded to Mra. Ralph Smith and Mn. Walter S. Coleman. Mr*. Smith rereived aa Italian pottery vide for holding h*»h score while Mn. Ooleman was given chiffon hot* for having low acorr. .... ‘ 111 color atheme- o f-p M r krtd (m a wag developed by tft„ prten At lh * ten honr'm aWlmd and jui which wer* wrapped with’ pink hoateaa aaaiatea « y . a n . n. u. paper and tied with green ribSawyer and Miss Martha Fox. Those Invited to be with Mra Turner w en : Mrs. B. F. Whltner. Mrs. E. D. Mobley, Mr*. S O. Chatc, M n. Harry WlWon, Mr*. *>na*r, - -E. -Brouae, Mr*. J. U™ O. F. Smith, M n. Mabel Mra. G I. Loucks,, ... Hunt, Mn- Alexander Vaughan. Jr., Mra T. U O'Connor, M n. J. Richmond Millar, Mra. A. O. Saw­ yer and Mlaa Martha Fox. Mrs. Moore Hostess To Circle Members hlx o f I ha P in t Baptist Church met on Monday afternoon with the chairman, Mrs. B. 0. Moore, 250H Elm Avenue. A fter the devotlenal wbu-b w u l«d by Mr*. i l ^,re. Mtt. K. W. a. >v, u Lawton w io n wmiuv.oi conducted the no atudy courae when the mission study book, "Larger Btewartlihlpwaa completed. In honor o f National Music Week, which la being observed all thla week, each member answered the roll tall with an artiela o f In­ terest about mullc, after which Mra. R L. Glann presented vocal cola. *" * A sweet court* W»s served late in tha afternoon by M n. Moon. satiated hy Mr* %-JV. Lawton. Thoia present w en : Mrs. R. W. W an, Mrs. J. D. Johnson, Mr*- A K. R osset ter, M n. J, C. Mitrii.il, Mr*, b. J. Nix, Mn. R. L Glenn. Mn. A. M. Phillip* and Mra R W. Lawton. elated by Mr*. W. R. Carhpbell Mra* A. C. Chamberlain, Mr* (park* Leonardy and Mi*. Paul Bigger*. Theta present Included: Mn. S D. Il’ghUymin. Mr*. J. C. Glbba. Mr*. D. U, Wilder of Jacksonville, Mr* Georg* Zur Helde, Mr*. Fau1 Bigger*, Mr*. A. R. Johnson, Mr* John Glllon, Mra. A. C. Chamberlain, Mr*. A. T. White, Mr*. Rot­ and Read. Mr*.Fred Zerrenner, Malaeh, Mn. John Berrenner Mn. C. B. Myen, Mr*. Jobr KoflifTIIr*. WsTle: 8. Coleman, Mia* Hannah C Bfbei; MV*.' George Davfr Hart -Mrfc W: T. Laird and Mn. Ralp) A.'Smllh. Alao Mn W. R. Campbell, Mra bon, and alao hy the (lo wen, which were pink roeee, oleanders and Mparagua fern. A large bowl o f pink roses centered the stag* which waa banked with quantities of asparagus fern and shrubs wfcBf vaara and fern stand* filled with oleanders wero placed Hi various place* about the rooms. A t U»* tea hour refreshments, further emphasising tha color note wer* a*rent by the hostesses, aa- Y o rk . High School Notes few unusual thing* have happen­ ed in our school. The work la all being finished and our attention has been called to the fact that in Just a few weeka the Claas of 'SO will hav* left for good. The Hat of graduates will be published soon with an announcement of tho dates o f Senior entdrtainmenta'apd commencement during the firat week hi June. ^ ■live Senior* apprrclitnLthr Soph nmore* hoapltality and In return we hope they enjoy the half hullday they ncelvrd Friday for buy­ ing the largest percent of anLast Friday the Salmagundi Staff received from the engravers In Jacksonville thr following com­ pliment concerning thrlr annual: that th* Salmagundi waa the brat arranged High School annual they had had this year. Wednesday, May 8, it Senior Day--a day which la allowed the Senior*- every y*er by the faculty. This year tha Seniors will leavs Last Thursday the Senior* were the school at 9:00 A. M. and go *o th« guest* of the Sophmore* at a Daytona Beach where they will picnic given at DeLeon Spring*. • pend the day. Swimming and ranoelng were en­ On Tuesday, May 14, Ihr Junior joyed baftm alx o’clock at which rim* a picnic supper waa served Claa* of Seminole High School |a A pagaent will be given at the MrthodUt Church tonight at 8 oclock, entitled "The Light of L ife” ami presented by: Mary Lambuth Circle with the follow­ ing program: Prayer— Dr. W. P. Buhnnan. Voluntary, “ Largo”— Mrs. Wood­ ruff. Solo, “ When I Survey The Wondrous Croat” Mra. A. Brannon. Two Readers: Mra. Slewart Dutton, Mra. T- C. BoltSolo , "Into Th* Wood* My Master Went" Mra. E. F. l!outholder. Music: Mary Magdalena— M n. A. K. .Shoemaker) Maiy, Mother 0* James— M n. S. E. Jonm; Mary. Mother of Jeaua— Mra T. C Bolt. .Song, Choir: "Hark. Hark, My Soul” ; Angel Of Light—Sant L/rd; Choir: "Christ, The Lord, is Risen Today." Part II Chinese OlaR—M n. Byron Stephens; Korean Woman— Mrs. W, A. Letter; African Woman— Mr*. E. It. Lanay; Indian Woman — Mrs. W. E. White; Japanese Woman—M n. O. C. Hpeering; American Mother—Mr* Buhrman; Song, Choir: "Peace I Leave With Von". Thundering Subway*— Runhing traffic— busy terminal*— Ihc npnrtlng world— Madison Square Gar­ den—the Wood Thirsty Clnmnr Of 10,0011 fight fans— Jinwdwaj p e a i ^ a1 y > A N o v e lty In color lo u can bank on the quality o f a cigarette that continues to be The I’uplta of Tho WeoURJd* Primary School WDI Praoeat Au Operetta *vn iE FLOWER NYMPH’S SURPRISE" Thun. Evening, 8:00, Jr- High School, A d a . IBe Jk M e W HY CAMELS ARE THE BETTER CIGARETTE C a m els contain th e choicest tobaccos g ro w n . . . ex­ p ertly blen Jed f o r m atchless ta ste an d fra g ra n ce. U lu e l> .Meet Popular Hotel** They have a w elcom e m ellow ness a n d m ildness that y ou w ill J in d in no oth er cigarette. S m ok e them as o f tea as y o u lik e, C a m els never tire y e a r ta ste. ' “ — T h e fu a lity o f C a m els is never p erm itted to vary. MR. BOB A TWO ACT COMEDY I J ‘• ^ § Presented by the Congregational Drama­ tic Club at the Parish House, Friday Evening at 8 o'clock. - nnd II FAR I hr rout* of n G reat City , . . New Church Will Present Pageant For Tonight *The Friendly Druir Store" Sfc s p e c ia l n o t h :* Th, heroine o f Mt'nder Twrnty*^ "TU P Chapfer-<rf: la a rllanring Mia* 'At about the I) A.-ft. will hiliTU* regular ' -arvrntrcrr with a moat luvahlr mecllnr on Friday aftemo-m at |>rr**«nality. Peek* take* It up»n -1 j'cloch at the homr of Mrs. R. herself tn *nve the family fiTlunej II, Berg. Mayfair, w th Mr*. M. by marrying o ff ter a aler tn n Mrn'ck and Mra. Berg aa hoaleaa* handsome man from the weal. r*. ' Y ou S E E vhuipi Cli S3 Holds |Meeting; 0.\ Tuesday Th* sem hen oil l b ' Atarlan dndgg School Cl* th# F * * t •■pHA Church n il rn Tuesday '^ i a g at tho home ** Mra. Ira S M k m r i , i l l t L * > ' I Aveouo, ' tkalr usual bualn..« and eocj aWetlngd D u fr g th* abort •■riaeee aaaakm M n . r . r h WarWkWAwl n fdl* » % B. C. Stoma nod the mjnutr* of th* — Thursday Mrm Hartna Taiootl, Dorothy wiggina, with Annin JKag Ellis, Mary .Wlggln*. isday flalde* Williams, IIden Adam*, 1011 * Dorothy Warren, Helen Chapman, tutor Inra Williams, Marian Eatridgr, •*n‘ - Louis* Johnston, Mary Wyatt Raitl.ff, Antoinette Hayes, DerieI from th* hoaleaa ua llayea, Ann Jones, Ella Maud ■mediately alter the arrival he geata, luncheon was eervul Jones, Jeasv Donlon and Virginia fouraea from the card table* McRory. :h w an overlaid with linen h* and centered with baakettt vari -colored candy tuft. A r scheme of lavender and pink Mra. Joe Chittenden end Mra. #* accentuated by the pla-« Sherman IJoyd w il h* hostess** •hiRdti tallies and other bridge ac- at the last of the *eriei of pivot ••Riorlea and waa further empha- end progressive bridge pertte* by tho quantities of Bpring - I d garden flower* which weie which have been sponsored by the Legion A u xilary this J. flanged *n vases and bowU American about Bridge will begin R A* toms where the guests were reason, lA p rt'In M . P. M, on Monday night and at ’ lA u la lln g the hostaaa In serving the ronrlualon fof the games, ijHprr A '• W. J. Thigpen, M n. K. priirs will Iw awarded to the ■ Rutt'-n and Mra. F. E. Koumlllst evening's winnen and also to {n g h score prixe, a double deck of those who win th* grand prises. riArda, w « presented to Mra. F. K. ■oum ill*!, while rut prise, alao American Cyanamld Company Mr. and M n. II. L. Schwalbe ■ deck of r.t-da, was given to m n purchased 268-arre tract near of the Park Apartments, announce • W i n * * W Wright. Tampa for conatnaction of |3,K. Those pri-n nt were: Mn. J. O the birth of a daughter, Anna tOO.ooo phosphoric acid manufac­ flu ie h i*... ot Orlando, Mr*. Ro- Louise, recently at the Telfair turing-piaaL-----■ “ —r • n i Wkitmrr, honor gueiu • w - George Whllmer, Mr*. •’ A. £■ Cannelly, Mra. R. A- Newman, ■ r a . F. E. Ro- miiut, Mrs. Wall*.-* M . Wright, Waller S. Col*. # » « . Mra E. F. Ilousholder, Mrs. J. Conxalex, Mt*. D L. ThraahE. Firat Street iTeacrlptlona Filled ProrapUy R n - W. J. ■) ,| pen. Mra. H. B. {• * * • * Mm ft. 8. Dutton. Laney’s Bhetoamtnrle fan and reguUui all h»r deed* by aiklng hertlf, “ What would Harr Pickford do nowTH She manages to khtp the entire family In exciting turmoil for abnoit two hour* only to at*, c.rer ln the end that »he bereelf I* deeparately In lore with the Weatemcr. llow she achievea ted her almi and make* everybody happy la too good a atory to be written here. It la truly a fasclnatlng bit of romance, adventure, and comedy, certain to delight any audience a* ha* Broadway thea. Inole High School audilcrlum. tertgoere. Come and aee It. Sera* One night only. Tuesday. Mry TV Cm LDRK Nlffe O n ly a superior ciga rette could have won and held w orld leadership f o r a ll these y ea rs as C a m el has �*♦ Bfla-peT. I t ' . J I JUfaswi) "W » B e n e d i c t * brought M a ra tha.Judia (0Clflier IlydUate jvas arrer- V M V ) by " (W . V- Dunn |’on a H o ir I t SP .™ M d *r'a (U r- charge o f Importing the Mediter­ ‘Jwhen a number of, neigh- ranean Fly into thla country. The 1'(pending th* wintailed upon to pay anything to­ jVoaeruling Attorney 11’. U. An ward Ih li expense, and Mr*. Harry bora and fr'-ei#* cailad at bet , (ContlimeM P»**n T a g * Opel deraonl waa very active In kb far Naw. home to eongraUfUta her on her Mr. Gofiaehaldt rerkweil the d vlduafa anmioa.capacity •anstibirthday. The afternoon paaaed examination Of th e' witne****,. . . . idijortlotta, which be. raid hive kly with eame* and nnteata. llarry Wing Mr*. T. If. Johnaen.' tote the two Tartar* whch h a v e , o d v a n r e d against the a.lverT . G. Engle o f Oakland, tontrat# Included a fl#b eanenabled neanqfaetiirer* ta Increm— .i-ior plan, and apnhe In irlulalarrived recently to r a il her tam and kluh.n utenall conte-t. The lawyer for the tlefeiw* (Rev. * the “ ronwtMT poih” by l* r e a * J-n of each rontenlloii. Anrulna itt, Mr. and U h . J. M. Hood Jkiar* TliqinpKnJ creeled much » i and roRtfkleot ndtwrtUInr. 1.the clo«# of the afrmoon 'the aa»lpe» lb* *uaa*»tlon that Sant W r home on attend street. rtbday aike waa tut and de- merriment w,lh hi- rptclmeat of 4.‘ Aaaorlilion advertlala* ha.. lord, tele fy alone l » advertl.e.1, r». I t C. Ilsalop who haj barn rrfrc.hmrnta were served Ih# fly. In various titter, of de­ rUwn bla rnliw.-totallina bWK*1. ( J*' id etxh a plan woabl InIn* at Dayton*'trtumrd thla r daughter, MUa Ethel velopment, and the expert on in- uuti in (Ai.tl* . tipbliyatiun* alow T * 5 r ,y benefit bthei Hoi Ida k to the horn* of her yirenla Ifyotlalne. Thoad • prevent Wire. yrower* and that they U ... V and Mrs.-J. M. yood. Mr*. J. M. Hood, Mr*. W. E. Col#, ranlty (Coy Wymank was railed rrudlktr- are dally recn*mt niiaht « a well help .pay Uw co«U upon lo extmfne «.f‘lh# wtlrJ^n-.pcrttrin, M r u d ^ p . Mr-, |». I). Andefvon, Mr*. A. E u* the value ul aJveitMp* lie i ,!1i tab 1 flrat place. - . SJoblom, Mr*. lakam 'Thompas-i,- ncsK# Th# Jufy rotnpo-ed •* Ur*, llarry Wing. Mr*. -Klma# .KjrvW Mr*. ttHifatit' MMRrav*. Mr*.- Ito. Inlnc. Mia. Vi. : U -C »U . Mrejieeedattyior yivliuy the pnl-li i * f celery will be the iw vra ir rnv live* at Baraaou. Ik well, Mr*. Albert Whitaker, Prank- Kvyw*. Mr*, Herr- Wymeiv M f»-/ ra a h ' fcraaa... M#*.- -Krlwat tendered a v.rdiel of "NVt 6lul- the I acta la bectiraW mam e v id e d . . nudartl--in-the adeerrkinp Y tlH " | r.j*nd Mna j falk i . . I «l*n . In-tbia'ronnrvtlon. he aakl nday for lloiyrtigp.-Mkat. where Vl.agritfid*t, Ur a. C. F. Rnblnaan ty** ami pmduerd a large hmeet iu*li d a ). ---Mr. lienetlict • fompared -oim-v. -harf beeifOererfalmd >Swr- ret- i will iftn i the ■ammor. aammur. Mce- Guy Wyman, Mr*.- Gerald which Wa* recrjled a« n am nine ceiriy oitiwep- luelilfm* t » lh o -r jir In trnain rertaln iia bidy 't yr (a •" frlrb " H »»» ijmhuild. -iiiiu . will atop n r a e'Mr of two Harria. MW. RvtSyn Hohlr-m. Mnl terrancan W lh »« dltmla- . fiJ •Blowefa In T«> '•JUla ami Inc element*,' Inrludinr pho«|ih«r In North'Carolina. An Interesting trorrara by'the a|rtar the raae. .l*»of. Robert T»We fhc lhe fl* Iriowc v ik e wiowtr.t tr* In in (4|Ui»l^na. U|Ul»li lie ■ua, --' calcium ' * * - and,vlfaminea "1 * which Pool* V. .T. A. prramtrd puplla of the Lake Maty aeho-d follnWrd with a talk on the Jdadl- r i ,iJaitMvr 4,ineif \ Yyr icl.itIve!> *ni4 I 'lie tm gC ien the mure Ira and tiaon irnr^pean Ply. play >“ Atint Bllll* Prom Taiaa" WA* beM at the eeho-ilhouae • o p of jlafjiin the pioduriia' lU fE I I r quoted gorrmmrnt taSunday School l*’enV will Rii'ia-ire ' In ihe home. That tinthe Lake Mary Chambrr of Thnrrday evening before a rood iert* |n Ih# ,eff«*H that rrlery Com mere, Building on Turaday a'xrd aud enre. The oupil* ,»f Mr*. l>e held in Evanadale Path Thun- |il it cl pal ta amt ml la proven by '-a* more fund value than mhH.U. Cothran wore aeen in a-tllAu da) . May-UiA.- Games-and awlm- II,• enurmiHta erou*,h In oil'vrtn I t t f . p in k y , Vanliflower and •Vrnlng ,Ma/ Tlh. of artkn wat> mini may lie enjoyed before flip­ log Mr*. J. I). Ccrhran acrompanl- *nn\tie *tii|ilion. and |>aitat .g of every .very ih ik#tri|>li*in. lnJm 0|hrr pf.mp.t.. “ " * “arransement ——• — *tr*dy ln*ira»e in w ••‘T ... ad by hat- ilaughiem, Mlasea Lima nd rerelted triurh a'pplauae. Among per whkh will he nerved at «. j|itularly ' * “ ' the ' —"nation ndvci tiling, Iv iktlar-' , H "**. bhirlda,,re ri# pi #i I trail) the chprarteis were: Joyce King 4a*ta-i and Vathartne Cothran and eon, Perm la are u n N to eunie wl*b • V* I Idominate* M lllln iltM like* LlUfrlwal l»rl M P «r the u a rk s lo-twivn Jo * Jrraneae llance, (!lalre Erana id. Oltn. irm t la»t week with re­ the r children and hr ny n -ebll J amt Alar 1, he -a'.l the JJr. JIlMkrlf, iiilpnluml as Ih--: Jan. J» latival at Camilla, Ga. They re- ra Runny, Elolae I-nwrll a* lltd- filled baaket and their ewn allrrr. ■fjlbo.- of the' lek ry ddrrrtl-ing i ' r nips'gn would In- romhicted dur. lamed to !<ak* Mary Runday ar­ Itldlng hood. Krapt-la nutterflebl ng that period. Newaps|<er*, grower- i *• te rapanled by Mira Emily River*. ar a rat Helen Temn !n » Butter, Coffee, oranieadr, ire rrcam will i-laji. deilarrd thaj local grnwr .upnof "E-Japi' Ihe Tact that we |maggtiner, liinboerd* and raJbi Norman White, a b# aarvetl with the eupper, A a*w bell for the Lake Mary fly Dame, wi|l Ih- the medidnit tl rough “ * a g'ea lrr damaml far mmunlty Church hat arrived Spinning top. Uda Kergunn, In f l i e foPr.wlad tommittn r'mir- ’ ■ uiiaJutl * T-i jipiypae the demri.o. which I V m e-a»IT 'Will l-e broadd la In plate thmuah the Jndlan Coatume waa moat plea-log r ti. liav# l r i » npp-m'eit raaC lloiik'ttl. r-mtqlomg nceiplhr ilerla-nl. “ we need only to fol­ T.blra, Mra. Cole. effort* of Geo. A. Jrnea, winterwith a gr -Up of Indian aongs. ario'- Ihe lead o f a great many in-1for rartnl me- af the pmltirt. Coffee, Mr. Ilnpkln*. m ldent lr»m Alton Day, N II „tontm nlrd hr Mra. Emma Lyman ___ udl al*o li# d alrilMitid, lllixtriiv whirl-.. have ____ found_ I'ul |'-tv 'ho aol riled funda with which at the 'piano. A i tie-art Orantrade, Mr*. I linn, riivettl*in;( ibir- that very thing'' | Mr. t**hninn. ,(halrman of the » pinch*— the bell. It wa* of* •‘ i’eggy'a l*re»ence of Mlml'' wa« tr# irtam. Mr li!eo-on. T h e' hfa aker 'Hfeil (he ran- n i tecutlve ro niiMUiltliv' avhk h will Itlally pealed for tbr flrat time preemtrd by Mlaa Martin HotIChildren**, game*—Ethel Ilyot- Califuitila 111ru* grower*, w*iu a .# of the campaign to unday morn na and In that eon- fttn'a puplla with the folowing lainr, lew (ra . a qgu lound l V '" * « l l * ’ nib* In thq cimiwign, ♦ctlon an appropriate aervlet rharartrra: Alice Sauuder* "Mra. lluTirahor, Mr. Evana. with an uverr-prnduriion thul - j tlnn Jieart ■leartly ly rmhirarj rmhi tjq. proima'tjop. Jhhnaon." Hilly Muigiate "Mr. ih* hald-U haanr’nf ( irn A, June. Johnson t.nihra- ita-eiiall;— M m i rc irillh I hat lie o|i|ai*ed it at rm » “ MBKitef*— i f Mar Illy waa obaervi-d at the "Men v” . noob it inltri-itldng appnqirlal -a, fir»l Ion guv- ll -i h« L* thorough­ Thelma I* will sa lain*. *ke Mary *choullu.u** by a “ Peggy", l.rnn «* • F'uwri.i "'dalneil ir*ulta th­ ly r■>livI Iti-d of lla uu-tita. O n l . aa an IrlV baaket ball gam* In the Intllait. Itarlow llutrhlnaon aa is- »t )r » r . Mr. Markrll mild. The “ I nut **» l*e 't'i . nf | > In-neJppn.iirlnlkin has lo-rn lnrrea-i-1 fit* tn la iL :i' .' thsl I have |ierwlng hatwgdn' th. T grr# and -Calvin." A rhrrr. . f t <r/t wo jn-1 thjii-'ulta have jumpnl in . Vetwltlng In** were of i pent rorvbkl I If tune klul tuonwltlng.ln * aran* or , r#derad ly the pupiv. fn oT the piofml'.lon, be dertp.id. , V t o B in favnr of the Tiger*. ItS »n Kth rradea and wa* Tollrw. re Jn th# |m I loin if)' work of lUifrrWng briefly to Ihe clearing tkl« under.-*.l;ur.'*’ he iabl. Mlaa Dorthea Wyman la raplaln ed by a Threr-lrt •'lay “ No f k 1* S—(IN S !—Sir l.iuiiot Urs, th« >|a-aker dinriil-nl ofTThe Tiger* and 1 Mia* M iry , A limitt nl** g ’vrn by the puhlla , PARIS May. T1-e rpenkei vi»u |l«nl Ihe orJo tall Slanip. chief of the Bill- il a* an earcllrnt plan hut ~i.i>t MDit-r la captain of the Myna. ffr.m the «>n>nth and e’ghth lali delegation to llte n-paraliun • lununa for all Ilia.” lie said it i-i nlialion of Die Klorula Male. TH# hoy* followed with a *game Crlrry Axm latboi a- Ihe means * " ’,* riadcI'h Ih. fnll-wt-g -h .ir.that ------iiml.l.: hv whlrh li e glower-* ngr-o'd roofrienre. ronlrrrril today with w*a an mgnnMalion or, baseball, Archie Brown’------r - . :• <-------- -- |p’ a : Du then Wyman. Paul King Oncii II. Young, rhalrman of the team winning over Oliver M ller'a John Brown Oliver Miller, gn.wer, nnd «l piwra to w.,ik ,,irijd ,m . will U eolrnL In l*da Sam 'V P ‘"••wf'l cmm-MVi. b« a. libsl, “ i h# I mnbk with -cole of 1 to 1. A picnic fl-rhran. Chrialine • Cide, Ruth tlp -rl'a romiaitlre, *reking a r:oil, ami will lo- a iwtural result <-r w'lh u» !• lh*S hire In Hiafunl lunrheon waa enjoyed at Evana. If Mrhie-. Illanrhe White. The mu«lr ai*lun* of the apportionment of re•lie pr<-»nt nmlritaking. we have hid loo ininy organlta. ilqle Park by the ihlldrrn. learh* wa# In rharge of Mr*. Emma luiialiona a* -lipulatril by the Ml. Ilaynra told how Ihe Clot I era, and v'alllng parent*, ami wa* Lyman, rrd tin p rrrtiU «rr> Young ulun. England oppose* thr alualtll Humphrey Inc.. Atlanta lions and iml enough oiganiaafnllowid by aarimming ami wat­ aulfiernt to fit up a murh need allolmcnt achimr of the Young .igenry. h*u liern M-lerli-d In roi. Don.** er' aporta. plan. It I* claimed tbul England •lurl ll • ud'ertiaing irni|iaign old ed rial m-*m fur the act-oil. CUt NTKMKKIT CHARGED A toncert will be glvrjj by the The nirii'a tin-* of Ihe Lake would gvt Ira* than the "mount “ rirnv ■niimrraled llrurr* -Im.w Lake Mary Orrhc-trn on Thur»- More Community Church V ltl » mg ibe bijh rla-s stamling of M<pi|lalid by Ihe Spa agrrrmrnt. WASHINGTON. May K_-lIN'Sl day earning. May f . There will V "l.ailic- Night” it Ihe rhurrh in Chairman Young'* -upplenirntal >lio- lii in in its field, lie said tlo — Eomially ih*nre,| with |uiss!ne ■ -mull i!i|ml»*ioti. All |nreml* Widnivday evening with a good ■uinpiitiy'* Mrvire* will lul co»i • ounlrifilt tfill bill*, Galler will |i^ u-ri| for iiinalr. It I* *Hq>ed alii lulnnrr. After i rortnl hour, n- li emuramlum aupporl* the fig- 'be grow'' , anylhing bei'au-e it Wimhing'itn llavli-*, .10, n, Miami 't h » l all who ran will conn- out to fre-hineiila of ice itraui and on * o f lb Young plan, vaplalnlng 'b 'ir e t It;, irmiin-raibiii fr,.ei Kla., ind lla t;y I.. Ilruoks ifii. of this concert a* Ihe i>rvHralrn haar,#!. e were aera-eil nml wa* fnl. ■•nl) IhA tort hot of rakulatlon and oiiind-siona pail by i>ubli>.|ris Notlh Olnistesil. Dido, I ikU v anbeen meat generaua Inplajring for|jnwrd by n “ Mitk T ila l" which Ihe atlgy -ti I appoitionnu-nl u-* lor i.btcing ll r rdvert 1*1tip wilb 'largm .hing in 'be di»trl<-t jail ih tLim. I f th. pruaera weie deoli ty |iieloull of yio.fMW liail eath. ilifftriiit entrrtalnmrnta and lau-i-d much merriment. Th- lrpa ration*. BlttfalP Given'Soost By Pharmacist or Probl JSsrisI ja stsifsy a _ S H en ry B. W althall l a "Spcakcagy" F ox M ovietone A ll-T a lk in g Feature S CITY TAX SALE ir..k' 3, ■ i Me. DAILY - 1928 City taxes on real islQtc * 4 bo paid up to June 1st, without* penalty! SERVICE Britain Scekji Revise Of Reparation Plan Y *4 ■M ' ’H d U r ^ r ta ? (or* In kaa than 10 n l » r ^ l>F U * rrapovUa to the feurth floor tier mW* ngJtri. The-offender 'ItW-ka qaattliy anublwd and . must rto*ctv thit ho due* net bfeMna.the %let m ° f «a idimbbr u f 'p i l l i l 'f alinuyimce*. ■ — •“‘-W Hlnrlalr ilr is la laUag taking kla hU “ rilp rap t, v^ ftoicallyr and In good, gyaep. Ip l the .10 hour* ' be tab' baed a 1 dent ait1SHO -IhUr east, h# ha* made Ihe acqa nnce of the hookmak>r and Ih Inasc-lcr who sleep on either ', of hint In the'east w a r >l"r*U tbry; Hx* rolled tq» a lot of plT for Dr. Hyman and a *»l«t«! latter In a minor upaeslwa. • H . self uaaful—fciwnitty made himself miking the calendarr ma**whU«a—. ■of tEV in cntnmun witty ilw raft r re midst bis unfitrlunalr* In dhure find a h'm-elf. [ • (Conllnnml From P-wte Oaet |awnv a twVlrrd major general who ; r.\ rt.d to visit KlucMIr. because 1in ly' « „ Sum.aya irn any sf the 11“ while collar" prisoner* rrCrlv* m e culkra” **ve their lawyer*. H* c*ti anVfrl: hlmaeff with ,»nnv randy and »lal>» Of cheap pie liuhi tie 'rbtnpiliwery ,1f he want* to. but ao esn any other * is*' m'r with the plire. A* for tep.ilc. lly»uu>v he mujt trf^wIGj the- ttut. qf (h#. i i f W unm and ri nk by tuolr Idll-bf-forp to lUliaf .• ilcfim i of hr* jumpeled pwleti-. . |y Mr». p illd d r wool* •" bake Mm a cake occasionally -h. can do ao tail -•nil'* it In. Tit la' re­ quire* *|>eclnl jM-rmia*!tin, but Major IVsk thr^ipWnitly gmAta that lo many r" f Ida honor men TAM PA— tlfifiOA twlmm'ng front « m* 1° l,me. 1 pool will l>* _fon«(ryt|ed .pn Ijayls Ami eVrn should ihe oil baron Island immedlatily; ..tan* t ~ • -i t __ t-a.rrs.j_* Plana progressing foy tooatntj row pretty herd t « hoe for I k nrXI three' nidiitb'. Th* priaouara Hi»q of fishing and recreation pw ^ the distort jail af| . Jealoua a ^ '- r t Myera Ucch. f S Hw 6 IR J m s I t.WP, Jj#niW g f tfwlr nun llE T W E E N J A C K S O N V IL L E D KLANP AND SANFOHD —r except advertising costs. After tax sale S to re D oor D e liv e ry In C ity L im its there will be *12% interest and other costs of rcdcjnption. j " St John’s Transportation «* Company WaWdh • 'I O ELLEN HOY, 4* F o o t O f M y r tle St. •» —J " o % y . Tax .Collector- l'h o n e X13— » ’ m m i V H H BOUGHT . J -.» — co b le"," — ip dW u se *. id f. r■ $1.17.* WOOLENS f I H A S an -l'v ltO * wool d rL * good , a-Mirted material-, 'aa»orl«-d yd. G 7 f KAO #1 ,n.hc. ORDERED ENTIRE HIGH GRADE SALE * STARTS .THURSDAY MAY !)lh S T O C K OF F O R M E R h 9 A. M. I Complete Line b f Ladies ERLIC D e P ' ' S lo r e — / SJJUi,a:| »o « l p«'r. jarii wide, ger xAtd .. 1 5 W * O w r c h S t, 0 K READY - TO - WEAR - SHOES AND PIECE GOODS i r TO IJE SLAUGHTERED WITHOUT ER1 MOHAWK iM i ‘o i m : n VOILES ' SHEETS Onl) 3> d«*iu, full -ire gu*ritilrrd liral qualil) 97< (id 500 Ydri. H A V O N U7\r>,t R fy ! (sINGHAMS VYwra. rhrckvd and -trlpol patlrra-, raluea tu .Ur, per yard 8 fj W.i m ri m m2 1 4 ^ ■ 75c lu $1.00 ORGANDIES v4 U fL j W ?j IP a it A fine qualily 'a a n-'irtjr uf •alid rt-lar*. yard F 'r r fi.t , Atnadak. AdaiiraDon i »d other nalh.nali, known brand-. All i «I m >, « » » r with 'ilk Kiripr*. Valuelu SI, yard 27? I 'I 'H E L IN E N TOWELING Rrgula'r S0c talar, yard 17* RKOARD TO FORMER COSTS OR VALUE — SAL E STARTS TH Uita MAY »4h 9 A. M. • mm *0 0 i ’ A JR S L A D IE S m a r y" ld u ^ SILK DRI^SKS M A L IS O N ’S SILKS & SATINS and Pr’graai and MeyerSHOES Ileal u n a r r «t|le*. all nler-. WASH FROCKS t'H KPK ll\ tiv KATINS. IlllllSam aple^-Jrur*. and all -uw. to-ialifally trimmed, raid— l t'ADKD GMKPiat. K A T IN lading »UkwlS^f.c^HF I'iqae and priat- all beaalifal flat crepe and rrepr dr ekit«. II K N G A 1.1 N KM. MDIKK ilr. ^Regular value- ( » $ 1 .2 7 $ 3 .7 7 $ 1 .2 7 $ 1 .7 7 $1.97 EVENING GOWNS S I 'E U I A L M IT SILKS Tab -ilk-, taffeta-. Ilr wad. d-Mb-. plan tad In pallerna, a—Id. <ala«*s rrgalar *p ta M. yard CREPE Hrxab-r U r «alue. yard mmmmmmmmmmm - L A D IE S HOSE All rnlora. all ataas rrgalar Fl ia wlar. pair ENSEMBLES A Ih aatlfnl pekcflon uf -ample drr--e. in Mallbma'n crepe* lad French prinla. Wtgelat salve, op ta USAS $9,77 $7-77PI •ERULCHSS A f E R E M IS E S O N * D tM IT T M E M T S I M IT hu S f. •-'•rtkaMi SILKS & SATINS -w * UNDERWEAR A-M-rted rile - *'" *" M O R L A N D Q lB O F W EST C H U K H F L O R I D A * i L*at IM P O R T E D VELVETS fancy ralar* and -* ?1 v<iid •-•ib mmmm , A large -election yf liar*^ d f lew aad rrdur-, , |i|r lime appartaalty. talwc- t» t)* A r • c r' 500 Y d *. H A J A M A wMlr. Ua I llw a In SI.VPU CMKI’kM, brawl if alt avatrrralla faal r«4of- and pallrrwin in. wide rrg. sal. *.’• A It, yard $1.00 H ILK HUN F A S T DRAPEjRY yflOODfe U larbew aid*, baaqlfal cel-1. �(* . . ■. -r--- ---- :-----r g 1 fp ' r fi . '. '• ' 1,” V ~ - ; r* 1 — )V~!I " " " T T : ■ " r •*' ---- raw;---:■— rrr— * I3 — T M r rT i Declsift Strife Sanford defeated Mostverde for tRi 'second ’ lime this season IH * return game-hero Tuesday alterueoli, ti.r K-oir belilt IMl The game was a hitting, affait throagimui, the locals gurneting twelve timely blow* off the vault­ ing l-jrlrr, tlimchmg ihrc* ,ilt*. end taking advantage of an unlurtunnte mlscur, Baitfo.d acored two runs in the second. One run wa* scored in the fifth and a barrage of axt.’a-bire blows ac­ counted for all tn the seventh. Lakr, I’etrrs, anj liayrt kept Muntvcide's seven hits well scat­ tered and no tli.ie wat thete ■.anger of the visitois urt.iing. Hitting honors Wore fnlrly well divided, Spencer, Petes, Unit, Miller and Wiitcrs-rcgntciuKt hluwa ciict'. „ .c FOR RENT— Lovely. Garage ApL, with all convvnlenee*. Cheap la pennsnenl parly. Apply. 823 San- Every “ bis thing" first had Us be­ ginning as a “ llttfc think/' Great onl's Rrtjw from little aeomg, Riant merchandise concerns arise from nudeal small businesses. FOR RENT— Large and smaU ApL/4-»rgler Apt*. Also V room house on 10th and Hsgnol.a. Apply Apt. No 4, Langley Apts Call 822 J. Summer Rate*. 9roughly familiar Wits rataa, Isa and clssslflcstiqn wtD re you complete information. « Jf yOu wish, they will *st too In wording your want to maka It moos affltUvo. r.rc (TRuhtr'klanlB- Drats tnrolvlnr stupendous aums have been made from a want ad casting only n few rents. FOR RENT— Five room furnished cottage. Clone in. Apply Dot) E. 3rd St. FOR RENT—Sewn doom fura. N . N IPPE R “ sign , o f all lilied houerv Fdur beif,rooms. kind*. Bl Banlord Plant and Corner Seminole Btvd. and Hanrall Paper Oe. plon* 303, goustlna Ave. Telephone 10, FOR RENT—furnished bungalow at 217— lfith Street. Second OST—Small, t>ruwn nthre mule. Finder pleas* notify R. L. Robin* house East of Elm Avenue. Double garage—(35.00 month. See Mr. tyj^tdsr Springs. Reward. Berg at The Herald office. I A * T — Dark rnimrtl nt>fUal*Jff glaUek' on First Street. Finder 17— Uualnea* I'lacca fo r‘Rent (psahe leave at Dr. Langley's off- FOR RENT—Filling station and lee, |!*Ufh Building. frocety. Doing good butlnta*. Phone £07. 10 Farms For Rent DODGE 1surra cars mud Graham trucks. TRUCK FARMERS—We are of'Elm and llt h Streat, Phone 2, firing for rent, »ome o f the beet ID YOU KNOW TH A T YOU frost protetterI land in Florida, CAN GET YOUR CLOSED thoroughly drained and irrigate 1 AR TOP REPAIRED WHEN for twenty dollars per acre, llu* r NEEDS IT A T SANFORD J312, Fort Myart, Fla. O V E LTY' WORKS 118 NO. 11— Acreage for Sale BENCH AVE. FOR SA LE OR RENTES acres of land ' With house on it, Drardsll Avenue. Also 20 acres in [ WIGHT P R IN T SHOP (N A P P Y service on any thing It Palmer's subdivision, priced right , prtntU*. A chon* eafi will gel to responsible party. Now unde* .■ultlvation, all in c'lery. See Nick £crnovcan, Dcardall Avenue. They Pay—Phone 148 i h i P fmi o f in iil C ou rt at * li t Ctiiirt l l n u i f tn t l i « 4 Itjr i*f tm nfo.u. ibin ln oiF - * . C o, u* n. t), « lr’ lr»r|vf« Jf2^ . 11.1>* I f f l i v. i i u o n u . ^ i C le rk l i r r u l l C lil t ^4 IIIUmiIf n iy, Ktui M r , u A. u wki:k i [imtltitT it. ANpnunn.v Itl'M.-H.I.I, U Klli.SK, iitclCFuM tile. P lorol.t, Mti'inM'Mtrw (ut Ci.mii'alnoni II. I*. C Y A .V H am l I.II .I .I K H K V A S S , lit . w ile . iiim I I IK A l.T V T llt 'H T i i f l l l * a S’ V, it f*i*riH einiitin.'T riiF . h i* l*.r IIIIO . W . h N U . I I T , I'lC A N K It. Jlnc.NCIt.l^ J. It iiM t o lL S ':. A i n II I It U M K fiipl A v JlriM tlU lltlt, an«l l( U I'H IIU V a n t iMim»Tiiv i*. riiHin* m* hup. lie f* nJnlilF. Apply to foreman at Herald office. [l0 — L ivestock FOR RALE—Good pair of mule*. R. C. Edward*. Grneva Ave., «ast of Mallonville A vt. I sod r*giata*«d breeding stock. Ialso young pooigTead stock *ligIbU •or rvgittratiorv. Chinchilla*, white bio* eyed beverena and Naw Eeeland Waite*. Bt. Johns Hat. ’| try, W ie n Moued VUlage, Ban i atd. pT rtt Bos. e « * ) SALK—Zinnl. plants, Giant lahlfa-flpewred. From Burpee'* da, T. F- WHain, I3C4 W St. Phone 122—W. or 188^-W. WANTED •o il, r t d n e h o f you* i h i i you a.iJ M m « t yuu h u iiovr hviita out ui UMi ftiM p uf F lo r id * ,. o r »•»# * i .i * m tllt iir y n tir»# lv e * ro llia t |»r*n*-,.« rm tlioi b « i v r t M you. nut! t*d h *1 fiiU# uti*| that I h f • t It If lit u u * atm i *11it f H, t.vRftt-, ble » i ( r , (• IX a .U A O llt H H tla rl. «b»*t*i»ia Jttiiarin tiilit t l * ; lti.ll f li*^ Jdlttft 'f It, I I , l V t i>‘ airul IttFiMiltj) I* IS « t v . I*I f w tfr„ i t Httltr U I" * II fin I lllirt M ,. NVit I'tirk u t l , Me v aHit'll: you, kimI i »» i» VII.I, 111. I*. II VI*11N, Mini I*111f4* •*, |:*'inii»f | n iir n i f f , nti«l U W. f i*i y *# *•» . *in »-1 li f I *. 1 '•* *. t * j **u r ■* *I r, iir r iii f r ftiit. «|i|;irnr t•• •*iir t t M * IffU lt I'rtUft III iKctllfiilil, I lor M l*. tin iliF ,1nl tin) *»f lllll*-. A I t , 1h it. iiiitl tiii'ii 1*11*1 i i im.i*.*’ * t lit lint l*IH **I r«im|t|[> If,I ■ vlilb lh ' I a unilit t >*iu, jiii* I i l i ' i i in fa il »♦***, ■i(n(rr«ifl>M' ii i|«*t*rv*«i j>r»i i fih frp«ii b*‘ M l l i t n l nili|||tn| )uti. It l « t m lr r n l I HuI thin is tn iS in l»*’ liylatUtl* tl ail**'** II R«p|* f i 'f .* • / HthareilllVt* ttrrkH In tin h if«f ■! Iltfralii. a im «*aftupr-r |'iilih««lt. ii In HviittiinU*, iS 'tim j , Kin S *i« .iim I (in/. Sim m* if' tat *11a*S 11 u 11**i * W jT h U ftH till liAfltl t»t"l ••f 11 i t 1 kMji would be laid doVn poatlbly wltbln two month*, with tho v*»m U balng ready to Join tho govtrnmint’a rapidly expanding rum iivet nest yearCaptal* D. F, A . de Otto, chief of tho Cooit Guard horo, lin t quit* turo whether or not tho car*# new cutter* will be uiignefl to the guard'* Pacific nr etnt to tho Atlantic • flotilla, J4 any event It mean* d lo.nmialuc ■addition to tho Coeat Guard'* whiskey running, smuggling and Ufa saving patrol o f the American coasts. Te Cast l»00.000 The three new vessels, to cost about (000,000 each, wilt be 2b0 feet long, electricallv driven end of the eame type as the Tsh m and Chelan, recently added tn the I’aelflc patrol atter being con■Iruclrj in eastern ahlpynrdw ^n~ Coast guard officer* Joday re­ ported- that whfekov row o ff the Califocttis.coast.la pewaU rant of vst'-.'M p a jjgr- ■ Itf.icg, u & rasF A t vrltom ha charactarleatl as * er" and declared was empl eliminate cempetl 11an by -4 Ing independent producer*. Golf Refining Company 11 (3S.000 service eUtlon on Highway at Pert Pierce. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY CUT OUT FOR HANDY REFERENCE 1 r a ^.a 4.aA* * Ft * i f d ’ M A W g g S v t i F I r expended SHEET METAL LUMBER BATTERIES for construction o f highway be­ MILL L tN im CO. u a. n o o a i x i R W m w W ltaldAHU tween here and Branford. yhsit llaUrry HffvIff, l**r. Aulamellve radial*, Kip Itrvlrt 1MJ aad rraulra Hal* Ji rlrwt II. waaklaa III W Xa* SI. Pkaa* M ARtANNA— Marianna Lime *4X TOP SHOP WATER Product* Company purchased large acreage uf land In CottonarescKR top FLU HNKWATKH. dale community and are now pre­ SHOP, add w. tad *1. IhRl1! all PlFURltt paring to start dtvelupment work. MHJt FURNITURE Drink Flo Pure LOSUN'IHIU OAIMY TraWf la Vaar mtO H Karallarw a« WAU- Florida's bent and Juit Lika An Oatrtch „ Pkaa. ISt ttlVlUlw A medical authority eaya that a purest dtfnking BAXHER SHOP CAFE mon who trie* to oarer up *Ua hr* and phaplea nimble* vrR ksaishr* with toilet s m i t h I a m m im oval* i kPH water I and trawdwe is }uat a Opr* a* t w o - i l l SHOP, i*f N. Park orlrich thst burir* it* a. park Ave BAKERY SHOE REPAIKR Phone 277 a . k. iimmisi*. at* ■A n n a n a v k K. Ilk — krlwem NAKMMV. (eufuM l*almr1 1u Jk Mil,,!. H. J. CLAUflK a v * a atk ai, p« t— la Hnw< rim. IHatrlbutor — MILK-CREAM A l l l l Hhi'AIIIH MAPVSSTT At TO BKMINOI.M CMKAMI P. MV. Pka a. ml kKNVii’*:. am w. Pint Bl, Oallr tlrllrrrv L| * 1 Cnr.trarl I* le t Control,t for ti.e trio or new rutIrr* ujh iiwarded the General En■tmrii.iu.' Company of Oakland Store, Roumllli recently, and aim- have been busy lia.'on Pharmacy NO M O R E GAS IN S T O M A C H A N D BOWELS If i « h *1 1*1 f « h r |»FminiiFcitlr >*• could buy H r i p *! » r r m In F ln m n rli a i»4 ln m r •* • t l i r I la m1mmni»*ii l«n « tu h lr ta , whlrh in fr « t N |irp|*Nppal rttp c p in llt l o r aliH M R rl itn*l n il (b p hntl rtfV rrla F ra *.ln *u i d * p r r * * R ff, T lin i •**i|<(). k M i i l N i fp rlln a ri I hp I'M **f II i p M n m arli n l l l i l t i c l*puri d ia l n o lt t t.* , m m p h i ff r lln a M ill! I r n r l |tulpllal I um III van lab •n il f iih w ill iignlu l*r Rltlv In In h r a deep h rm lb w lllin n i d la m m fn rl. I*»M «lr n « M * f ! f f |»P fr t l l n a »llr < l l R R f f H ill i*p ( r g l a r M lay n I n l r t •'ill i*f F**)t1 *’lr*llll tSiitU tlili " I itlu n rr %«HI I»p ir(ila rr*l b>n ilralr* Hay «*l A f t II. A l» |t»a:* fa r r Id r r I n I *i i**ria I, Hlaanllna H ill V. ir I Mt| I llaANM rr «w r , l**iir H m I*>, nrma mm*I r l i rl* i*f Hi.' : i r i w ill lilt t«a i r f far I poM mail " t * t KtH l) • In alp#>»" I rr a i.ip llaalnana'a T s h . J llllIH ll rSfVUH *r(a i v r i r a i p a t f t » w l n i * r f » .‘ina M lM llh'M l.i: r t i l 'N T V , I 'M tit 11t 1 M llh tl»p rirrnlnllnai. I art I b r ■run. llv A. JI \\ i,IIKM 1* .1* tar* in tl'*- >rlJmw a a r k a a r» a t a a i n. *4||A 111IN rimht PWit'ff. Film II. li *1.11 |i|ut ifair I %i# (jijli n 111m in |. «Jrujs mi io r , |*rlrr flu ( . t i l t . I .IN D IA N T0W JS - Two ifar m ti' wld ned. WASHiNOTON, stay. 7 -ltN & ) —Governmental control o f the moving picture Industry art* pro­ posed In a Mil intra&tced in the Be net. Ihle afternoon by Senator Brookhart (R ) of town. Tho b l! wrculd place the fndu'try under the direct charge o f tho Federal Trad* Commission, prohibit group book- UU b e t t e r *-T\lwoyH on hand nl " Union Pharmacy LEGAL NOTICES !$lp Wonted (Female) a good trad*. SAN FANCISCO, .May. ilN S )— Now rotne* Urn-lv Sam's la. tv ><nmg rum nnvy In n.ld mure nrlvf Pi the whinkry trailr iilrrad) .irmblmi; under the Junes tuw. t’oe«t Gimtl hcndquailri* tn tisy lirrubb-d the woeful tiding* tltat preparation* ice rapidly be. ing rompbli-d tn t nilil three brand is w federal rtiller* —trim, ynrhtlike »r»*e!if sklrh *111 bristle with / 20 * young lady who want* to leirn Curb Rum Traffic Herald Classified Ads ReachThousands — Mlttcellaneoiui For Sale aU tL D IN a BLOCKS—Irrigation traosta and general cement work. THERE IH no economy in letting Mtrade Concrete Co. J, E* T er furniture “ go to plccea**. A coal o f Waters par Lacquer will d o lh) ;r ck. Sold by SANFORD P A IN T and W A L L PAPER CO., 110 W. First SI. Need a psintert Call 302. IIA V E ONE MORE OPENING for Parkir mul Oliver. There Is something a Herald Clas­ sified ad can do for you, and do it successfully. Don't pul it off— put them to work fat* you today! FOR RENT—Two four room cot­ tage* located facing ice plant on weet elde. $10 per month each. J. J. Cate*, phone 402—J. l A N r O t i ) DRUG CO. , ' Wa Deliver—I’ bon* 328 "'S in fi'rii tnro oro ww - n- » n r ,t hlontvptiiv 000 IKK) ooo 0 7 *1 Bativiie:.: Banlutd, U k r, P r im Hayes und Bchlrard: Monlverdr, T Contestants in Talking Marathon MOTH l i P O II P I I I IJ C A T I O * H* l I h I Nil. o s i m m :P A I I T M H \ T l l ' T I I H i u i i . l i i ; n a i. l.% A is u P P ic .K AT li.M ^ K lU U i; P L U IIIH A a A 1*1111* I f . 11*211. N O T IC K U lie tr liy i l r i R ih h l K ill II I: K. HA I elm **f * Jp (*•*vm. K l« r * *4ln, wh*», *m O i 'I h Im f I#, l i l * . mfiili* lloin* si*m l Kni i y, Ni*. i l l H l , fur li l*S «*r N W 1-1. H***’llu ll i f l i m n . attl|| Jll H, ItHftKi 3.’ K, TalUlfMR* <m‘ p Ma-i icliun. Iimm f i l m » « | l m uf in irn ili.n in miik F T t ir m * y M r r iu n f, In rMtnli'IPli i i Jilin (*• ih# in u i • Iid V» cli-arrlliFtl, bpfnrp ( 'I n k C ircu it K nurl, m Mmd.mi, riitriiln , on lint 11 H i d a y uf Jiitt** ISIS. i'lu fm a n i im idcm an u lla m a m t V|r r ; |WM|I I-: v . #*f « I f tl VII, Plan Ida A I I JIO IIA N . nr IfpiiFVa, Klurkta I*. H, in u H «K r» n f lit m if d , P ltiriila S. H lV n ilN , nf I Jen* %a. PlurldaOKOIMJK V. l*HOM lO y lF i* r is F you were’ a King and ordered Goodyear— the world's grcnlcMl rubber company— to create for the (luren'a car the nlrongent and moot comfortable riding Urea (hey could build even If the price wait ( 1,000 each, Good­ year couldn’ t make anything better than these Double Eagles, I Hut (here's more than pride to owning these “ fires of tires.'' Actually they're the greatest safeguards against the possibility of tire trou­ ble that have even been put on automobiles In the history of (he Industry. cm mt n r io ia t v j i 'l i o n , r c t t i s <ii.lt c m s t y , s r A T i i n c I-I.OHIUA, lit i . K s ii.lv «,f V IIA N I'IM G, T t .l'W * K it, | )p ir«F r«l |*u ull c rrd ltiilF . Iig d lr e e . d lv trilillI* rF* nrnl «H I" ra.Hia fiav in«l jU a lm i-llt. ill Dll* lid*. esAjal libL ikuld- a*«^ fiitv l *$1**1. and e iu Ii nf him. L »a l i F n V fkOtllicd and ip ^ u lii'd in nraupiil i u r -L iim » *vn*i fit iiiaud* h hi* It, l**u, jf Pit h ir »if yiKi. m » i « % * ' 1 ity u lfii; 111. < *l.| t. uf P lIA N t'IM <•■ T r c H K i t , ii* fpAFFd. I « I f nf dpinliiuJp ('u tiiiiy* K lfitlilfi, t o Ihw H o n . J am , 4J. If ti a eh h , l*n it l i l y J uiI k p o f g a ui| n o If C tn in»ir, At t ill u lfii'F In flier * *ninly t*«*'f-i• iiiiUNf An dir ini tin In I'o u iii/ , F I or i •la* •vm iin l w p I vp lYinrilha frnm t lir d a l•» u r t u f . UMtFd March IT. A. |l. |5t», U H 'I K I I T F F K K it , tSjK«fU, F|i «if t ■if IU i n i p u* F l t A N f l A C, T t r r K B f l IV T H U C i n C t 'i T COI MT O K Till'. T M K in T IIIM It J ' M IC IA t. c i N c t r r o p P I.O H IH A , i n a m * PO N a K m w m . H C O fS T V * in €’i i a v r n n v . C nu luftl* i „iti|,*nv, a r o r v - 'r a lti.fl u r e * n l* *S and . ■ l . l l a e un-lr- *l>r l,.a «,t lb * d ia l* u f P lu r l.a , (C i n,|>lalaaat, ENAPPED AT NEW YORK—Some of the crmtnUnU tn the titk trurnlhom-ed on and call R gabfret If you want to—In Uw 71*1 llajlmrnt Armory, with and without mikc-im. Left to right: Gapt. Bmoka. Chief naut, Hetty WLliori. Andrea dl Olurco, Mjr.c. Carrie and UU* U iuu m u v num tn attendance. Ready to Pick a Fight With Large Crocodile As for milcago—well, you’ll have to keep your car and drive It hard, fast and far Aver a lot of bed roods to ever get these tires to quit. That's why they're too good, practically speaking, for most car-users. They’ re a luxury In euch In­ stance*. But, than, we DO buy join of things better than we need to gratify our desire to have the best that money can buy. Nat lea Ih* practically doable thick All-W**th*r Tread. But there's mare thae this U Deubl* Eagles. Every ounce er material Is them la the laeat that Ih*.world's largest rubber company has yet bees able te perfect. /W ANTED— Home laundry work. f Damp and finished. Will call . f i r end deliver. Janni* Boatna, ix ’ rn i k i w k i .u •< » t iw r .-a ,,.. O U III.M O P IK H V IC M n v * Pbon* 2714. P I M t ll A M O , 7 W A N T ED “TO R E N T -6 rormC furoishrj eottaga-ur house, outakHa o f city preftm d. 'Adir.t.i |Bopff« Jk§ H ; ^ ___ W ANTED—A t * « d truck cheap. Phony *22— W. 0r P. O. Box Without Board IfCOQUALL COTTAGK—Fwrnlolb AtUnt! ■ r to ie n U tp r ift n t IN T I I K N A U K U P T i n : U TATIS u p P IX K IU A ] TM: I . I T K I I O W K U . -if Ih * T o w n ui L>*li* P a rk , in lb * i ’.,u a rr “ I l.c w a a M . In Ih * d la ia i M l i w v l , H u m * t d n P V a .u i w i f * *.i t . u r i : lu U l i l X I m ( l u T u a n ut l . » h « ■•rk. in lb * CViwelv u f L-uauu.a, r. in . M a in ut d a u rg la . IIA V IU II. K O liP .M l'a , ni Ih * Cl I* •uf lllll., J , In I ha riunjila - I I i M i l * lih * iV tnla, u f f i * i « 4 * r « r . f . lib l ’n*t Ulrica nd4raaa -lutuii, ouiiw A «*e*«, • IllUaM*. M , a i u u > . ,'w Kklil.r u __ , II Dnllrlftia fwlfr nl »•*, In Ih* Slsl* ufiKrn J» - r. w tlb Pont U fflC * ad J i m ’ b e rry I ) . U a f A r r a n , , K ill TIRE SHOP W'» u i f U U n J '" / 'i b A W l f or Ka ; oliaa, la l b * C o u a ir uf i Ti . i . ni. In lb a e u i , ,1 fleuraila: ■U I I K I I K t T f T m D K B K lr i t v< nb Juw l i t A . it S srw Vulnu fixing iiut,il*b*4 and nf tiua In M.mlanl* la rurtl-v dealen.l MU*r (n »hlch II ftratloa ahall 4m a*ch w**k fa* I ,VM>* prior la u M’iTNJtdS iir Retreading a* t'Urb v Phong 265 SirrWe � 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, May 08, 1929 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 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/a1b295c5dbeefecd988f612c9190d24c.pdf fd03b0844ae051e02ca48988ed32b1fc PDF Text Text t" t > 4 -‘ L* •• •• • • ■ • VOLUME XX COUNTY.SOLON VIEWS ON m w%_____ *n—1 P ro p o se d . S ta te P la n tB o a rd rr* ’same And Place Of Lindy’s Wedding Is Definitely Settled MEXICO r.sTV, May 0 (IN S I-C o l. Char-lee A. Lind­ bergh and Mia* Anne Rpenrer M onow will be m arried .at the Morrow summer home at .North Haven, M r, ppd the wedding nt tajte place early In June, u wu» author eU tltgly. ala ted a t '4 tin. Antrunm Kmts»*y— today. Aaituaaader. Uwlghl W. Mufigw will leava, Meaicu. CH* Uif N i r t h .l U r e n about -U»x 231 h bf this m onth,. aiuLmiJit wedding will, lake place them, anon a fte r the Ambassador* arrival, It waa said. There wU» 'v no aerrrt m arriage before the Amhasaador arrive-*, ar> cording to Morrow, ami the Ambassador himself will makr an announcement to the prra* giving the date ami place of the wedding. The other memV ra of the Morrow Family, now a t Englewood, N. J - hnel •Jndbergh s r . expected to pre­ cede Ihe Amhaaaador to North Haven. - • . ' ’ ___________________ N U M B E R 100_____ ' . : r; fr C irculations Member A udit Bureau SA N F O R D FLORIDA, TH U R SD A Y . MAY ». IM S LM M d W ire International New a S err k a PursuesHisCHANGES Pill WILLlDry S o lo n ls F re e d ID1EGEL, HAGENSinclair Rolling Behind Jail Doors LEADENGLISH Barring News Reporters BE INSTITUTEDO n W h isk ey C h a INWRISONS B r o th e r A rraig ri GOLF TOURNEY WASHINGTON. May U. — if o ie b is n png rule Imm Imposed (IN S )— H arr* F. Sinclair, tha upon Major \\’m 1- Peak, super■ • multi-milllonslrv •" ' 1 '■* Intrm lrnt of Ihe |ikil. He has t*een only pliHrinaclat W ashington's tig Jai'hou** ever furhldilen to admit ev«-n thot Rln. had, continued to roll hi* pill* to­ rla lr la in Ihe Jail. The unusual day behind u veil of secrecy aeerrty haa glvrn ri-e to many obligingly citnwn hrtw eni him and iW M ta. llru rg r S. Wilton, who rnjovs the {public liv s u n t District of th r title of dirrctor of public Columbia ufficlals. E fforts to ascertain detail* con­ welfare in (be dislrlrt, I* the of. cerning the Incam -ralr.l rtl bar- fk-lal who ha* glren Jail officials I ~ m fiR rrrr.T 7 rJ^ N M h c f. -Bag u. «a'*-m*vrmr*U.-T*lhu* I —They hail nothing up th rlr have |inrv»v1'in|g.'fnlltlit*li____ . u> good Ko«,.. n d ln tr y source* lYlnform atlon a r t lii the J*TV nml to permit no n I sleeves but two pairsn of roncerned, and It a|>|M-*rrd teday potter* lu come within gunshot o f ' American arm* and they.. strove! , i U.i i . _ r-... to please the eye rather than dr that, despite prutesl* I rum Con the pln-e. lie has hern a minor the lm- official III the illd ilrl govern­ reive It hut Leo IHcgel and VVal- grea* ami elsc-where rressed officialdom of the district ment for n score of years, runt i r Hagen were rone the less a >a acrording Slm-lair pieferentlal net led with carious rhiirilaldicouple of link* magicians, today treatm ent. nml lefoim activities. aa, with d.-aprcllve scores T br huslling dirretor of publir Certainly no other prisoner In of IBI and f!7, they sprrad the aec- the district Jail ever ha* been w elfsrr gave B» his reason for ond round of the llrltlsh o|K-n to isolated and protected from the order* lodey thnt n rcorr of (Continued On I’sge Four) golf championship all over Mine­ any kind of publicity. Never bn. field's dour landscape. Yea, maglciana lhay ware ami more for i whereas Ihe avrrage stage Irlek•te r la content, to pull th iq a b b lt out of the h a t,‘this pair went fu r­ ther. Thry pullrd Ihe blrie out of] TVo U. S. Stars Burn -MuirfieidCourse Tq Mace In ,._,Take. BritlshOpei latches New HeaifcQf^Federal Penitehtiarles Will SeekThoroiighOverhaujiujr 'oF System SH00TING0F BOV' Michaelson Acqill BY FEDERAL MEN Violating Prohf tion Law ta s t lly Robert tk TJhornburah , . b il r r n s lk p il Newa 'fters'tAe*'“ R e p r e s e n ta tiv e C. W - E n t r V 1 S /a ff ('orrrapcindrnl m ln g e r to d a y re p lie d to p r o ­ WAHHINOTONi May tb- A arq atttsl of Kr)s. M- A. K ith t e s t s w h ic h h a v e b e e n s e n t complete overhauling of th,* gov Illinois ('M .g. ' at Non. dr) to h im In c o n n e c tio n w ith h is rrn m m l’s pr son systrin will M man. on a s h trg r of ImfSortlag p ro p o s e d I n v e s tig a tio n o f th e low the induction In to off re dun* and transporting liquor, W alter Gramm, ( ;t rsg o m s I dealer i r i I, of Ranfonl llatrs of Masssehu S t a t e P l a n t B o a rd . I t w a s n hrnlhrr-i -law nf Itep. M l.hsetts, widely known |iriia| ex|N-rt, s t u r d y d e f e n s e o f h is p o s i­ qppointrd soperinteiMlent of fedWASHINGTON. May !'. - srlMin, was arraigned heforO ti o n a n d a r e i te r a tio n o f h is c-ral pr son«, It us* learned today. tlN S l The fatal sht|tini of J. l '. S. Commissioner ftsdaoy Gwynn here on an Idenllral in t e n ti o n to d o s o m c th ln u W hin AH rne> lienernl M Irhell W. Kendr'rk. lT-)'rar-**l,l dfle-vr rh arg r and wgsivrd prelim inary t h a t w ill b r in jt t h e P la n '. il«-tline<l to disi-lo-,, any of tin- lo ) , hy V rgln a sheriff. In-c iii -, hearing. P lr s d n s “not ‘ggilly" trn ln tiv r plans. |,e said lhc) full B o a r d s a f f a i r s in to p u b lic Ip th r charge, Gramm mode thfy ■"•ii*|N-cti**l" hi* nut.qn.di !*• 42,000 Im. il rrturnshle In Jack­ rrs|mn»lli'l ly fo r putting the s c ru tin y . , iniahl rontain *|iqiH«r, cause,| an sons ill* nn Ma) 18. prisons In o rd er wnu'il (alt , p Mr. EnUm lnger’s message wss uthci stir in I'o n g rrs, tiNliy, llatrs. Mitchell (In lure,| tliul he ( b lT tiu d to John Meisch, chairK E Y W E S T . F la .. M ay 0 — ,-onsiik-n-*l Hates one of the m,t<t Renat, r Copeland (H i of New w sn of the County Uoanl, which .-a|«ildr men tn the country a* n i Yi i k »t-aia* lee xe,l tbe shout ng i I N S ) - - A t u i i i l l f i l t u t d y — 1%|tp in r,l other* In a proletl that p r a .q - 4 eeelon -------------- :— 18 "8 Crime shdil o f'io u r : tiny Lv a fi’tlt-ral j u r y o n ti n n ir IllUe n n i r slhTiT la tc h sn Investigation would srriUojsiy haw p*r- the-w ork of lb« M itrhq'l. sai,| thst he proha hi \ der.” “ llnw lung. oh. how toon tltiirK ii o f v inlntiiiK th o p ro P lant Board In lla efforts to eswould permit 'the |mst of w anlrn wil| lhr Amerirun perqde lidetatit«rm nate the Medlteiraor-i.t llrkrd p ar by threa stroke* and St Atlanta prison In rem ain nn Ihe Id- ndshed cnti.i*.| by lunltiles* lilliitio n law , Ili’p. M. A l f m l fruit Ur. 4. filled uul | H ales ha,| t m e | s r*m- um lrrling* in the rauipa i n fiu. JIlii'huuM oii, d r y Illinois* con* l>rlKJTd I’r r vy A'lls' course The Representative dlib n..t ioec.rd of yesterday by two. It was *lder Ihe rsp lid ates for #iicce«sm rnf. rcernent of all unenfurcewbl* u rp a a n .iin , |ilu n * ta* r e t u r n to vral specifically the nature of hi* one of the g reat round* of utl tn John SiMMik, ireln-ved fiom law ?" lie asked. rumplalnta against .he *lant IVaM hiitbloii vvitYiin a d a y o r championship history, a maslerJuly alsmt u tiinntli ug.i. "T his a ffa ir was an nulmgroM s (ttu . Board but ilec.arad 'h a t “ I ant not piece over which our dcscandenU la favor of d e s lio y u t U*e iw-opl* Hales also wiR In- rallrsl U|M*n invas un o f p r v a le rig h ts l>) un Rep. Mich*rl»<in could mil Ini of the etate ut upy part llirieo! may gloat. But, great as It was. TA1J.AHASSEE, May 0 - •'* deteim ine whether the under­ n -stm in i,| tffiiin la . If the | nm irsrlird for S ctatrm rn t today Robert A. Hereford nor am I In furor u -orflscation all It got him waa second place ul Inter atlonal Nrw* S rttlre ( INS I—Following the description cover sy stu n of uvest galing pris­ sess on uf I q unr w ere intirrently On tlir Jury’* verdict, u« he ra ­ and deatrurtlun of lr.**V property tha end of the day. a r r me th ere vruulil lie sum,, ex llied to hi* loom it, a local hoHlaff Correspondent • without due |iroce*a A) the law.** of wblcrpfra«| sals of liquor in on rtindlHutis will rnntlnue. Rno k ■ills,, for the use uf pistols . l l . i t Irl immediately s lie r hi* acquitrR A H lIE , 0 arc ho Slovakia. The m e .caderahlp .iBUersnip went to cn Dirgel. i / ir g n ,,j ,s t , U llt|H , klo., May l»-c-Old protested against the Use nf soThat th*,a la aontr doubt in Mr. May p —tl.N SI—ErhcN-a nf m an s tn |i 0n, whose tuixc-itin-j Tanqiu, in f extriislvp use of In- called Ih-partm rnt of Ju st re an es th an in se if-defense. R im e I Is ini, and left wind thnt he nqt E nltm lnger'a m tul aa tu w brther l>arliamus |issl will In- heard at whose 6p added to hU 71 of Ike I the anil-fly campaign will In- auc- Koschua soon when 17 men ai d fim t round yrtterday. KRve h\m | |(||.|hlMU for y|>Jir, h, vr |rliiaird toxitant* by motorists and thr In the prisons an I the*,, obje-- a trim ,, m erely try legislative In- dNliirlH-d. Mr*. MiiharNo,, drserihed her ceaaful la Been in hla e latrm rn l two wVimcn go on trial for Ih rir l nn * * fry f * ^ of MU, two atm w |j K way« nf modem mdriUT# haa daiievr* tesulting therrol as rv- tit Its wv-ro paij tally resiNins'Hile enactm ent public sentim ent vv II liu*tian,l •* hemg "happy hqt counted In newa report* from the for li a il sniis-al frunr offire. that “my ronrlualon from Ur. lives no charges of eannllcalism. lieyond llairvn. Two atrokea in 1 never em lnise such a ssa u lts n* tired " iN-fote he rallied. She said Inst tMiwed to th r niechdnlral West Coasf city, the Senate yes­ Newell's atatem rnt this ' morning The I rial, which is to sta rt <>•> bark of th , sleek W alter ramu Rome offuiry's snld that then- these. that he would return to W ashing­ . and the quarantine regulations May 22, will In- unique III Euro­ Abe Mitchell, of England, wlm age. terday .|utt»ed a bill which pro­ must be n methinl o f Invesliga "It b tim e that prnpl,, began ton In-fore the end nf t h . week. now in forre la th at our country pean civilisation. The documents J'liilip S. t ’ole of Ran i <co, vided f» r'tin - revocation of tho t ng federal prison, wh (>. . t „di. tn understand Ihe produced another 72 today for a psyrliidngv A fter the Jury'* verdict was will be depopulated or aiarvnl to ot the prosecution, contain n executive vic-e-piesidrnt the llrrnse of i drunken drivers. The lion* fr<—fer.tly «| |a«. reqiivriiut wti'rli is Iw-hind th * wave nf pro­ announced at 1:10 A. M., acquit, death and our pioperty deatiuyed, record of h or.or unparalleled In total nf 144, while Allis supple­ measure r u iiJ by th" wid* mar American Colton I 'ir k e /W'orpotng th" dry t'oiigrr**maii nn trqo mented hi* tit* with a 711 to fin­ l,«. use of seerel agents. hibition m urders' tlirmighnut th with a-question a* to w h flh rr wo modem history. I..lion, today unoounerd th e' per­ gut of 30 .tu d ' — is eonsldareu wflPTet rid of the fly o r not." Milrhell said frankly that he i «oiitiliy.'' sa il Itrp. U Guardis, ccunt* nf Importing and Iran iI nr ilefi-ndaiita, mrnilirr* of n ish In fourth position ut 14R, the most drastic action against had not stud **l the trelm lrai Jnh (It) uf New York. polluting liquor n round of apThe ,R rp:e*entat ve'a nirmssgr Gipsy Land, a rr arrusc-d of having Their efforts alone »ave,| E ng­ fection ond piodinlion of the In full waa aa follow s:' cf adm lnislralinn or prison* *uf. • “ Polity nod dry enforccment <,f. plniiM- swept over th . ruur.rooru teirnrixrd for yeaia the whole land from the Ignominy of mi o t­ Aim-limit cut Inn pcLi-r. He trrifta Florida's drinking inoturlsta. Rep. Mieliael.on then left the reallt» the Importance of g et­ Molilawa region where they had Senator King and W hitaker lad fir lent ly tn know what would hr ting ri,| of Ihe Mediterranean their headquarter*, la r g e troop* te r m ut, for seven nf the fleet 10 l| the first prartirnl rollon pick­ UiB fig h t for the hill, which wo* •lone. "T hat was lh r rmiMin for fiss-rs an* m ating big g iaft mun- rnurtrnc in an,I went direct to h|t, ty out of prohibit nn. Thry can'' hotel. ing nun liinn ever maniifai lu m l ayonsored* by the former. They fru it fly but I am not In favor, of uf men would break forth from finlshrr* were Americana. They were Dlrgri, lla g rn , lloa- The announcement was made ut n ripped Into th a ease with whlco h rn g ln g Hates In—he is a prison shout or arrest lh r people from The ilrfeiwe wnuml up It* roan destroying the people of the s tu n their ram g ami muider indiscrimi­ esp ert sad wil| lH * able In * ■ lee whem they are g rltnig pen tin* _ with the springing u( a "surprim* or s a y p ari thereof nor am I in nately all who gut In Ih rlr woy, by Crulrkshsnk with a 7-1 for 1411; . ilm nrr'given Coir by t*. W. Burst, Imuor la gold aad tim trail of death favor of conflacalion and drelrurt th* rta te rh aig rs. Johnny Fnrrel with • •7(> fa r IH11 pi c*ci,U>ot uf tite/ Mi sin Mulls t;nf uW ihffig-lng lefl4ln T lt^ urtike of these qucslvns," Mllcholl iWiaresL 4lnn ewolso*. Ha Ihsy snu-i inti*’ w itness" in tbe if iv in of Wi~ loo ag *b*lr I ■ property .without ouOther offirtst* pointed out that m dal* nlbere. Y^u il-in’l hear ill Clrsnn, of ThTcIgo, krwtlwr Areuirling to the proseeotlon John Golden with a 78 for 147 a n d 1 t'ompany, vrhltlb hut nuijfai ‘r rtcsl the HrunM-n drlverd a o f law by r l l h e r " Ihe men, women and even rhlldren |mlirs-nirn o uniform* nml brass bootlegger* vsho pi! >1 'luel.s nloi-g nf the- <’i ngre**man, who adrg1.. R rudinf a Tribune report dr*. lu tio n s rrtiohl. Or federal government or by fell victims of the band, a w i l ­ Grne Saraxrn with a 74 fur the to build Ihe rollon picker*.’ ’ led th st the trunk* seltad a t into |M sons the highway* being k'llril." •g ent working umlrr said der being rominltled at times fo r; sgme to tal; Tommy Armour with Ststlon The Amerirun cotton picker, rribing iy recent uicident rausml Hep. t'lismey. (II) uf JHiehigau, Inrkiuinyille Terminal a 78 for 148 and Rill Meldhorn. which ui-iyhk iilmut .'IIMI pounds, I- by a diuiiten chauffear, King said nn,l rlita'in thr Infurnir.tion nerrsernm m t an,I nllrgeil tn have contalnad . only a basket of egg* or a few ' nr> *o sound pdm nislralion. dei lareil lh.it lie •v-ilil I ghi l.i 'I have been llaten'ng to heai i'aeeho riowns. Ih e giuesomv part whose 74 got him 8 total of UK utaiut Ihe atse of a niulotcycle, the Tamdg newspaper* wen--fillEriait that |( was assunie.1 that have every nflirei who k II* iq liquor were lit* mink* and did na word from our ufficlals tl r t ol the state's accusation followed and a tie with Armour nml Aubrey i out a n- n three-fourths *hu.se tfl with flndbir inrient*. aome investigating system* wvold th,, i-iiforretiienl .q pr-duhill jii no, liriong In Rep Michaelson., would lend some encouragement to According tu these allegations, It.Kirrer, of England. II.. Ie*liflnl that these s uno |Niwer gusuline engine, and 3* op* “ f mean no reflection on th* a people who/n I think dr-Arvc a the Gipsy women would iliag the luted hv two pUkera, and is tap . g*.oj peiide nf Tam |in.'’ King hp "r t ul’ hy th r new -u|n-rinl end- pm-ei iiti'il fr r niut'ler. trunk* had l-rrn hi might Inin tha The remaining Americans rn t of prisons that cool,| out |,e little conslderalion but 1 lu c e not bodies of the victims Into the "I d d tliis -it l»**r» H," lie -aid I'nited State* from r u h a b y , ■finished with th r following totals; ,ihie ul hui vesting 700 puljnds ul sold, "bul one cannot rend Th-t far ,| ffeirnt from |h, ufi to thi* time hear,) anything. col.on u day. Cole rx|dain)-d. Hr Undrrenvi r | "These iml ecr minute elm ting s ire Iti'li. Mirhsrlson um lrr his idc-ainp, dismember them ao,| |ti “ I expeet in fight for our rights pare them for a cannibalistic fee it. Marllonald Smith an,| Jim Barnes. Maid the I d l e # than average hu­ Trilnin* drilhout being impressed n.ethod trhlrh h a. arnii-Pi| e r i ti - | bring tig tin- s l.-r-ty, C'migres* m -I qiie.t, nn Hep. Mirharlsoli hail obr w hether it In* by opposing the ap­ How many of Ihe victim* were 1SI; Al Espinosa, Al Watroua. Ed man p lik ir Wnuld harvest about with the* need for draatlc law* ****** »■*« brought ill..on by the liiined |h „ eoiiile*)- nf the port, propriation or by oitiering on In- artually ra trn will never be lludlry Joe tu rn rsa and Horton In* pound-. The gasoline engim governing the opnator* of auto- rom m itting f „n.l»rv„vrr men to ul. law eiifrtievineilt mtu il m i tic- emphatic oily denied any pllte.’* v ran g at on or by resolution in the known. Smith. If,2. Jimmy Thompson, IW*. \i.|>-iques u'.hiuI a gallon oC fuel -i mobllea."knowledge- of the liquor hellHi pen lent in ties under the guise of '■Thi,, l» niitilher piersi f I n » c House. If we are tu be desiruyi-il, nay, he said. Many of the victim* weie and George Von Elnt, |K7. W hitaker deplored the "tnaud. llriMirKTN. news ohi, l, • in, p ro . uf p .-n i in lh r trunk*. toot ami branch, by our quaran- sm ugglers working along the Hi- >aid tlint h,. an d , Mrs. Ihe cotton Is “ wiped” from the lin aympwthy" evidence,) at th* Aa It was derided th at A4 play­ Our uf H utr'i oihrr (u«k« uill 1* 11011,“ eitiil lieu. Rhafrr, |lt< I * ten* officials, either federal or Huii*iiri*r('*rt'hn Solvakian front Grunn. and Itip. ami . Mrs. boll h) two involving w ipti* s»I trial* of Rrunken drivers and said K *° hrlnif mImuiI iiit^ v Milirffir* slate, without any consideration f it*r whose W amnaiii. "En-Ii the most si MichurNi.il and Mr. and di*ap'|icaranc-r was er* were to remain In the rh*m- in a light aluminum case, 'tha flu Mrs. vice conditions in Tampa made tha lory run,lit ions al All itiln pr -on. ■lent pinhili tionisi must Itegill I whatever, I do not see how any' tu rrly luted. The invrrtigator* pionshlp at scores up tn and in passage i j Ihe King bill vlHiiall)- ii federal institution Ainu at „ realise Hull Iq. uii,| his family u n ­ I.o te i Hain h ad left N'rw York action that I might take c ifld trac-ed 12 rases, allhough th* eluding U,7. . I l . . f , h e .7 Amerl^ for I'snamn In Itecrm lirr and had possibly do anv he no. m andatnt\ If tbe lives nf other ronatanl Xourre of liniilde nr lit nut -ufe <*„ ||ii* giihlie highways." piosecution Is based only upon *>■ ran* remained I" the event for later vlaltril llavunu, returning r at "My conclusion from II.. nllegr.i inurdera, p u si, of which its two filial founds tomorrow h a g .' motoriats and pedistrian* were tu Jualirw He| sitoii oi f, r s r irr n l In 111,, slate* vi* Key W est. Rep. The inarhinr was invented h> Newell'a statem ent this morning is believed to be conclusive. years. morning and afternoon. ■iml Mr*. MiihacNuii, h* said, F W. M ukrtnburg, a Gadsden. In* pro|H-rly protestnl. and the quarantine regulations Kince modern law doe* not ’T he people of my county are left the- parly In. Miami and reAla.; plantrr nine year* ago. lie Uliether personnel rlianges n now In forgo Is tlsat our rouncy recognise the trim * of rannlholNm i lin o ,| I,, Washington. got his idea by watching a bins behind this bill 100 perrent." Whi­ th r u lhrr prisons will lake plaee will be depopulate,! nr sU rvril to in* technical charge against the aing cow “ wIin*" Hi* cotton from taker declared, “because they was not di-rfosrd. "When I arrived in Jackson­ death and our property destroyed, defendants is rnurdar. The defradth* hull with ila tongue In its iwm# in dully contact with Ihe reville." ihe wline** *sid "I waa adw th a question aa to whether wr a nla ro n fro e,) irpratedly and then arch for Ihe- tasty_ ration seed suits of tho sale of liquor lo drivwill get rid of the fly or not." visnl that the trunk* had boon withdraw their confession*, t on41• n t y k . Ilmwii, - » f Str-iNHiii, -rrc.-T V measure I* must mrrltnr5Fiied.~ Ki'tiirhing to rhlcago, t uvntly many terrible s e n t’. i f T A U JU U R H E K , May U—-Thr i in ii-. -dislrly rani'll Hep. Mlehnelim cham c.l «ng nrer. p rllrc lt.i i n , , ,„,) , Ku ., t„ , u|qH,rt It." of their raisien re will never he machine In I . p rrm nt sha,*. .[ U ndrf , hr |r r |M ,lf , hr K|n, Rennie yc-rlriday |ia**«-d the $80t),solved. triin tln u n i On I’age Four) III8I King-'Paitirii c*iu rrg ru ry re-* MACON. Ua.. Nay t . - I I N 8 1 — Th» Aiurncan • ( «llon I'irkpr |»f)| ronvirtrd of ti|»«i«t> On* of th e most remarkable lief t ■ he used lo hvl|i rxteim inal-’ things about the prisoners is Ihrlr The long tra d of deception al­ youth, tha yougest la IP, tha old- legedly traveled by John II. Walk. Ihe M ed.lemnieail Iruq fly. forfeit their automobile licenses ra t HI. AHINGDON Va. M-y it. *r. ftrm rr honker and elate polit- aalii. It has the rndoraemenl ut for on# v e e r.. Carrying the largr*i appicipr r IIANI— A pulillr ( ii tul wh* he **g lion *o far n lh r Itl'Jll »c-»ainn. leal power, from the time he l.ir A nirrirsn Cotton Growers Ex­ change, he rsplained, saying that eloped with another man's wife A V. Moser, president of Ih* es- CLINIC TO END TOMORROW raised hen- t»*lwv lo pmaecutr lhr mi-a*uru »«> |>a>*r>l during A varied program of , vocal th*t-p stele ufflrrra who .Min*, atrsily progress through the- Nettaa lections was given yesterday at until be w*a arretted on Long Is­ tiisn g r, is one of the board of y -tk Tomorrow will be last day of a day night shut nml kiltrd J. \V ale'* g rin liil ralendar. tha vreakl* luncheon of the Kiwan a land last November, was traced directors of the corporation. llrm liivk, 17-yrar aid roilrge ,u ,. f Clab a t the Yacht Club tea loom, in federal court here today In I-oral follower* nf Ita tk W al­ The hrsuqusrtcra of the corpo three-day clinic and registration dent, on suspicion that Inc vat Thr aennturs al*o wl’pr >ve,| the the a ffa ir being In ohoervince of W alker's trial on a charge of *tn- rsllan w*ll be In New Yo.k with period for rhlldren wbu nrr to en ­ in which he waa riding rontainrd dlsrn-t'onary u«- of voting n v ton, who a ir shining up their rods N ational Music Week The enter b e n liny »!>,000 la bonds from a lit* nisu u fs,lu rin g ren ter In Kl ter-Sanford primary schools next liquor. Feeling :a tunning high chine* n rnurtie* or inun'ri pal . and reel* preparatory to in g a g U inm ent was arranged by Mrs. latuis an,| (he ntsin distributing Fall, grrnrding to an announce­ against the ufflrrra, who have tir* of lh r >Int NEW YORK~May 0 - { I N 8 ) — Rparte, Ga.. bank. Nctc vml n* ing iq th rir favorite *|H>rt a t soon J. II. Cole lough. The government, proaecullng orpul in Dsllos. Other distributing ment todap- Th* rlinic is bring Im-cii rrlraced oil g.’i.OOO bond. new hu»inc-»* an I her .raring fiill a* the prr*uii| rlosrd >c«mn has Th* ontertolnera Included Men- la a g irl Immoral Just because her dc|N>ts ore planned for Memphis, held a t the Roulhside Primary Kendrick dird yesterday in a |ami a pr<q'<>Mcl ruiial tutisnal ended, must wait until May 10 to dame* R, L. Glenn, J. II. Colrlough doctor la in har room with her a l Okla^ gillie School, tpinaorrd by the Parrot hoapilal at III lie field, \Y. ‘,nt. ^ Ufpu J ^ K ^ w . r t l T*n“- Oklahim a City, Okl A- M. Phillips and R. K. Pippin, 11:80 In the evening T V a.., amendment n ine I at the raring I eg n th rir f thing, according t» show h« doped with Mra. Lock. Atk. El Paao,. Tea Tessa, anc Teacher* Association and under Just arroas the stale line. Twr D r. II. Wad* Rocker a n j Martin T hat's w hat Mr*. Floret Has- and look up life anew -In \ Ictorla, ........................ m cM uir. a li r e q in th r legiala s w arning received by S heriff J . Rtl nocipher. The progress waa sent Stanley—a Mack Kennel-bath­ B. C., ** a bualnen man under th* Knreveport, lei. companion-, also atudrnla at Em. Th* (ornpinv expects an output the eupendslun ol Mr*. RteRa P. or,, and Henry C ollrgr, were un­ lure, whirl, koiiglit to p ro h ih ' F. McClelland from C.' C. Wood­ opened with a quartet selectin'. ing beauty—indignantly inquire* name of David Nelson. II* lived u( 30,18)0 mar nines in IU30, with Arrington auprrvislng principal of injured In thu shooting. Th* s|u- gamhling in any form in lh r ward, s ta ir gam* ramin stlanar. "A Medley ' of Old Favorites," ileliveres tu ginning the first of tha p r i m l y skhoola, and Mrs. drm* were enruute to llrletcl. rtate. In a suit for ftftOOO damage* In Ren Antonio. II* went to N* Many lorrl »|mil*nirn a rs h M rMuMreA by Mrs, Glenn. Mi ~ M srp Holler, county nurse. added. A to m - u 'h ir plecra nf grnrral to have gained an impression th a t Trnn. M yMp *n . Mr Rucker “ * and Mr. Rtin- against Ihe Hotel H argrave, la- York under th* nam e' of David lit* presentt August, Col* Wln„ sod at lest he removed to cipher. Tha group gave aa an en #T br officers,. pollrem sn Jam** leg slat ion ntloptc-d *vss a MM to thry roiiil lo gin ( »h ng oil M a / en- d ilu te d today. Mrs. Stanley , care, “Drink “To Ma Only MrReynotd*, Onl With feom a southern family of beauty latng Island w hen he went under ................. sncl Deputy Shrr. r r 'o k , far one yen - lh r lirrn sr nf 18, but >he Comnilsslonsr rails winnora. H er slater. Pearl Baa- tb* name of Rtewari, It woe' te sti­ iff* Jtlne* Craws and J. I*. i rraon* ennv c.ed of driving while s ttrn t on to tlir fa rt th a t th a i Mrs. GW«n and Mr. Stineriphri sent, was crowned Mlsa A tlanta Worley, rlslm the stu d en t,' car drunk; a nwiisuie requir ng r a n .board season nrliidrs th a t data. fied. ’ ; • • •aag "I Ldve a Uttla CotUgr,” did nut tlu p when hailed. The lo atop upon approarhing school On Apr. SO, Mra. Rtanlry, who The purpose that line of tastlCoiiimisauner Woodward «U» and "Carry Ma Bach To Old Vlr- recently received a settlement of mony was to shew th a t W alker shot*, t hey said, wars fired *1 huses liaMrd to rercivr «.r <11*- wrote to spike rumor* lo th* r f ) SW- I—4 . gtnng." "Venetian Boat Hm« " IMl.000 to release her attachment* was a fugitive from Juajlc*. The the tires. Klerling Dutton, driver rhairge |ai**engc-r*, and a bill seek- feet that the Irg slatur,, ha* passwo* w dariil .by Mrs. Colcloufh ATLANTA. May • _ ( l f 8 | - rd Mr. Taylor to a florist ahop •f the ra r, denied thhi, asserting _ lag 828.18*1 upiuopriution lo ren- rd an act abolishing th* cleaed and Mia: I’Whip*. Tha prograai of th* h eart for Jerome Stanley, defense hag contended ha was not w h rrj Ms niece Mrs. Maude Baker, •#iev received no ■rdera in -loo. iducl cxperm irnti on i/sterm ctun sessun on fraah w star flsh’ug. • f t In l*hlcii r concloded wiU “O Dear, What Wall S treet broker, slipped on th* fleeing Justice but had eloped with A fler SO year* absence Th* dead youth mad* hi* home Mr. llsmBton k n ew ,' Was “This i« incorrect," k , w rote, “ *« Cap th* IfatUr Be»“ sung by a top etep In-the Bonded Auto Cred­ another man’* wlfg and wna un­ llm , he fought in tho Rpsnlsh- whom with sn uncle, K. M. Kendrcw, a doeasee. • • .ram cum — . • • .» quartet composed „f Meadsmra i t Corporation and tumbled to tho willing to fee* hi* did friend# and Aicericap W ar. pioneered In th* rinployod. It not prubnble th a t any loan wealthy farm er, who derlc re-t he T hat was ih s Aral part of the Inlcwigh, Pippin, Uleem and bottom. She wag taken uneoa- associates. If th* defense eontsn r t will h« pissed ami hacoma af* W est and saw th* world, J . W. family reunion to be followed la t­ would “spend every cent I have for fu r th rr’ng the fruit fly cam PMJUaa. ... tion la eotehllahed th» n o n ­ prqgccutt tha. m urderrrs . of p q 'x n .N O Jitgtic. a spnc'al unlai frctlvr btfora Mny 1 8 " , Taylor, t>#tl»v»d by his faatlty to e r bp-a -reunion with the Wet m an's lo ~ ' r visitor* het'doa the enteriU gtrd ng Vtrsnaaa, U a official o f nuaiaeac following unsn'mou> this hoy." m eat roe* against Walker- win Inrluded J. Putnam •later, f a n . D. T. Vaughan. M0 She rolled Dr. M. L. Trace, chir­ collapse. Th* lase* la under ad­ have b*en killed on BaaJuan llill, No liquor was found In the approval of th , measure by the •aid ."T hrio Is no llcoaa* rsqa'-g. _ honorary asemkor, of is reunited with his relatives to­ H ifto a Road, who sat up all last students’ car. , »»n*)e oom m ilti^ on appregw' I i*i for a resident of tho sla ts t* . riiaad. Mo-, and R- II. Bulloch, opractor, and while ha waa at­ visement a t this time bp th* day. nlgbl talking with her brother. (ions. Original provision was r« h in th* county in n h td i k* k t g » waa v»L»d la M a new mam tending bar mlaerioa. In strode the court. 8# today Taylor went ta ConA rriving yesterday a t the Union DENIER REPORT msaggar. "You can’t have g HasidauU a t * har mad* fo r (280,000, but adoption 1*8*1 rssiiienc*. Station, Taylor, who left hla home y e n (a visit old friends a t the la your room In this hotel!" I t PERSONS DROWN of an amendment by Senator required to hava a lira ns* t* flakf -vWASHINGTON, May » -U N H ) la Conyers Ml years ago a l the gccoe o f bis boyhood and to visit JONES m \ k E8 DB8UT shouted the manager. -•D enial that th* United Stetes King, Orlando, pno o f tho sponsor* « U * count!** other ** LONDON, May S -(IN S )—>• age of Ml cedld not believe thi* the grove* of hie parents who died has been askrd to cancel or scale of t t u b (. raised the fund to the county of th eir legal Dr. T ra c t tried to explain, but several pears ago. MACON, Oa, May ft—<INS)— ** ' he eoovla- vrsona wors drowned when a ta be Atie at*. Appnoochlag policeFbr non-roaUonta v f 4 down the American Interest In half saULon flgurs. Robert T. Joooa Batte r It " I tried many years ago to got reparation*—si\l<b amount# only a s * CUrones Uam ilten, a veter­ ftw miautee later, the ferry-boot capotied in g The emergency bill also waa ra- ther# a n tw o licoaom . la YemgggU Ptdfecisr*, an, ha inqmlfwd; “Can this rsstty !a tench with my people b et let to t 1-4 per cent to pay th* cost ported favorably hy th a boon* oa* a county iWan** wkdeb llg rg rav e a s 'a f i h w l r a f t i t la r w y a fla t Mrs- Stanley's bill with a request Jgpgg. s«M M Eaehgams T*U- be A lla n ta tM • tens were returned from Conyers nf th* American occupation of ram mitts* oQ citrus fruit* to ­ mil# non-rssldanta ta flab ta Recognition M o m th e *»•» ond I didn’t knew they had OMtpd the Rhine—was m ain t<jUy a t th f that she Mara. She charges had graph dl^patek Doa^ T d ^ e,. th* ____ j___________________ BlaVq DipwtoMIt, __ ___ __ AUtaU** * 1 * I*rW r* ___ ^ 17 PERSONS WILL UNDERGOTTRIAL FOR CANNIBALISM r r^igSt-r-ty. Solons Disapprove Of RuthiesH Killing Of Youthful Collegian PICKING MACHINE BILL TO PREVENT WILL BE BIG AID TIPSY MOTORISTS c ffr r tifflPASSKi -s p a t e Mechanical Device Is MeasureCarriodByHiff At Lastlnvented To MarglnAndProvidcg DoBurdensomcTask License Revocation Czecho-SSovakian Ma­ rauders Are Unique In ModernExistence •Si Trail Of Deception Is TracedlnCaseOf Banker, Embezzler Musical Programls Given At1 Kiwanis Weekly Luncheon FundsBeitigRuised Pun,sh Agents Who Killed Youth - ........... ....... * Senate Passes bill Providing $500,000 To Fight Fruit Fl> Closed Season On Fishing Will N o t End Until May 16th With Her Morality D o u b ted , Woman Sues Gotham Hotel Spanish War Veteran Is United with HipFamilyAftfrA ta p k e Of 30 Years S’S u B iS s f 'X r r.v r. 5 Wr m ta b war, •1 (f, «* . X i ,' M i!/, , . :• s »Jm « D 3* *•.a -J« a t, t 1 . i • •/ V. •tata it ¥nth E*a b^ hI mi Vm ttoev d#[. ---------------------------------- CJ . C i * * Viv! *' r ' ; mm tAY a L -Jk £ KsJ.- tJ • - - ___________________________ — 4 �4> A-LfCi a *»)• ixing Game HLost Its inner Tough Hitters 'coredThroughKnockouts ^ n l j - 1—- 4» tall hrladelphla .rrooklyn inclniisll lew O rle a n s_I I 7 Birmingham . . . ..... Id a ..v .a p liis ............. ..... . It" 7 A tlanta ....... .— lo 10 Chattanooga - ...... 10 III U tile Rock ____ __H It Ns ah Wile ............ . . « | | Mobile ............ ............ 7 14 • ■» .9*2 MO Plans To LaunchFdstest Speedboat Ever To ;.Be Constructed 1XJND0N, :.May §. - ( I N 8 | B uill a C a fo il of 9100,000, wtia: la'claimed t o be. th e fastest speed­ a^nes. ■ • boat , th e world has yet seen will Tl j outer hull la of mahoginy ■w launched withtn the next few Inside this is a special watersreeho a* Cowes, tote e«-Wlghl*.|ne Mias M. B. Caratalra wealthy prbefad W», and then another lay- « rtd In tha b id , bold days, no M a te r la necessary In the puaaage o f a title from brow to ib rtw . T hor d. nee deftly, - they ra ffle sorb other's eyebrows with flk k lp g lefts, they w reatb, they embrace, they *’tn. Rut tno th e punen punch general.ng ir.n-c thousand horseW " ! *n»y *’<n- run l#'Vital puneh th at soothes «rwl power, and Is isp u rtrd to have a eeeo Its victim Into sylvan alum- theoretical maximum apeej of 140 a rt Where la It tod»yT g u ile .ittles an hour. rn.'tM (-•It 'e n ’t, j ('h e l-.ir.rd C ar Wood , You have In go bark In Ihe | In speed-bost racing rirrles here im p s , of IBID to 1923fe r a it is undtretonal It Is highly prohtavywright who was capehle of I »bh- Miss C aistairs will challenge inning and h id in g th , title In ! Com nutlor, G a r’ Wood, the fa ­ ts ; good, old fashioned w a y ., mo“» U.N. speed-boat designer arut ko re-l of them Couldn’t km ik Ilurer. for the w orlds championMf f*et off a desk. The recent I‘hip. and make further altem p. ggesslon nf light heavyweight >«. bre. k the w a rd ’s speed record fdbploMs, laxighran Dalsnry, »• .Miami, Florida, which Hegrave .............. -w H h-W s-M tarE ng. land. MUi C arstalra' boat will hive Ba first trials In ihe early summer on Ijikp W lndrrm rie nr Ihe Solent. It him taken sis m onth« In build ami la tha triumph of a women's umlillinn lu Ihe “ Segrave uf 'he W ale . ' When In Drlrolt Iasi year for hi i lll-a erred atlem iil lo recaplure Ihe llarm iw orlh Trophy. Ml>n t i n s t a i r s \.'us approached |>y a Canadian motorboat engineer, whn lough ollor. given a flexibility of hull hitherto unheard of, H is claimed. The boat la reported to h ive an “enormous a n j peculiar rudder." How They Stand HOUTIIRAHTKRN LEAGUE Montgomery helm s . Jatkaonville Pensacola Tampa Columbus New York i*m unm i«u C h lra ru 4 irvelanH TODAY’S GAME cb M a ig o o u t f it CatiNeverMakeComeback By D aria J . Walak (latern atieaal N eva S erf lee) (■ porta E d) or.) NEW YORK. Map S^-T ha chump who aald 'th e y never coma bock" undoubtedly was a tin a rt e ty falter and a big help to hie SOUTHKAHTKHN LEAGUE dependent nephews but the crack .Tampa, 9 | Columbus, i Jnrkionvllle, Os Selma, S. he made alaaply doesn't go today, Pensacola, Of Montgomery, S. unlaa he waa talking obotii ‘ skirts from th s laundry. In any aaae, by AMERICAN M U C U S no stretching of the most elastic im agination could ha hare been re ­ * J. D etroit, S; Washington, t . . ’ ferring to Mr. Mara nettle, th e r m Ho.ton, I t Cteeeland. 4. •)* trabl# rabbit, who la doing a Job New York, 0; Ht. L o u l a . I of short stopping fo r tha Boston Bravos In a m auaar amat aoenuy. NATION AI. LEAGUE Chicago, P; Brooklyn, 4. Man and hoy, th a t' lad has boon llarfJpllfa.-'A; Cincinnati, '4. In and o u t.o f Ihd m gt'onsl League itu n r Hi Kt. I amis,. 6. for 17 seasons and no doubt the Pittsburgh, 3j New York, «. strain la beginning to tell on him. Almost any day now ha la liable to HOUTHRKN LKAfHJB Birmingham, 12; A tlanta, 13 break rig h t down and mak# an e r­ ror. . (Called KHh. darkness.) New Orleans, 12; Little Rock, 4. He finished hla tw elfth game Mobile. 2} Memphis, 4. yesterday w ithout the semblance Nashville, 2j Chattanooga, 4. nf a mlaeue, which means th a t ha liaan't kicked one aw ay since (be 102h season ended. A young fel­ low like that ought to be encour­ ROUT1IRAHTKBN I.KAOl.'K aged: he’s kind o f promising. f'oltimbua at Tampa. T hat, aa a m atter e f fact, waa Montgomery ■I Pensacola. V aranvllle'a trouble In the old, Selma at Jatkaonville. sntnahbuckllng days. He waa a l­ AMERICAN LKAGUR ways prom ising somebody, m ost­ Philadelphia at Chicago. ly bis m anager. The best abortNew York a t Nt. Isiuls. slop In tha league at the time, he WasClngtnn at Detroit. was perm itted to eacspe from Button a t Cleveland. H">ton and Pittsburgh;. T b t Chirago Cuba then took ap the white — man’s burden and even went so Pittsburgh _ a. .t H'*w York. far as to name ths rabbit mnna» im-innall at Philadelphia. t hlragn at B r o o k l y n . __ ger of the elub. He should have Ht. laiuis at iioatnn. Iteen good, at that. Ho had had a lot of experience trying to asanage himself. We will pass quickly and humonely to the next scene which was laid In Brooklyn. The rabbit MT. IHIIl A -T h re e local hotels In Im‘ enlarged and remodeled this .400 JS I JU 33.1 Yesterday’s Results ■ Tbli, the only m eolr by which • fighter’a gcatneas waa maas- — “fili-lns" ■round the W- (tH * --- 1-------- Une a m p i p n and * N | t l i t eat of Hornsby and the llSa “Batur-Up“ apd called It a day for Its Ramon Of InsideDi*turbances Already Are Being Reported Football M e n t o r 'a n a n t . a r t * triad to get by there and was through In a couple of years. Ueually when you a r t through In Brooklyn, life la Just begins.ng for . By COPELAND O BURG you In Council' Bluffs. Anyhow, Interi.atloaal News Bet-rice * S ta ff Carn a p —deni, nobody ever expected to sea MarCHICAGO, May B -W U I R ogm an title |B jhe M ajor Lagues again. H d p tfb y k e a perm anent ftx tu n Including, th* gentleman hlaerttf. B ut the -m o rat.lt th a t.h e • w to u plift i pad 4 ho finer thing* Of Bfe Ufa in Roc healer ami won his way of thg Ndrtbto fairie and furtu'he. • >K ■aU fall -aad . lie cam e back with the cardinals U f Jielntd to hustle ond B u th -f a S ta>* ofrtaf a ttfa c ­ tion and n w m lly jh o a .W e n pro'sla 'p u tt ifi| i whoie all things anl- aad M anager J r t McCarthy dotpi the front of thalr aw jdiers as presumed tojjar* been t a thk moat lowly fam . well a t mi the basin-The — mb are, L*A»dL Jutat th at -g ran t -pofw tarttr fore and aft, will each be t wenty th ng and th e n e m k say th a t ha of Hornsby may p io re hla undo­ Inches high aad lie brilliant color. has g o t what ha. wanted. And oat- ing with tha Cabs. Tha Purple loader believes this Already rumors of "Inside” ■Id, o f the fact th at he la hitting a t the Cobs' clubhouse Innorat on will be warmly wel­ around .530, tha poor, old fallow htrouble comed by fans and esplcaily by a r t hern sired. doesn't seem to be able to do him­ football w riters and radio announ­ Homo Jealousy self much good. . Keen Jealously for the Texan Is cers who moat fallow the gams for They n eerr come bock T It would Ltld by some Of the old Cub aLtvs the stay a t homes. he Just too bad for the Rt. Louis whose gloved hands oner acknowl­ "Officials also wni be benefited Browns if they had to abide by a edged the homage of Wrlglry by the new plan," Hanlsy declared. eclslon like that. Ham Gray, for Field's denltena th a t la now going “ In the past It ha# been impossible example, either has come back or to Hornaby- It Is even re b te d that to determine who has been carry­ McCarthy has been instructed to he Is deceiving an awful lot of report to Owner Wrlgley Immed­ ing the hall whap the placer U people. Aa I understand It. the iately a t tho first serious outbre ik running toward tha ifamla. F re ­ A lh lrtira made the Gray trade a of trouble among the Cuba so that quently th , player la tackled and couple of years ago mostly to get orevrntative steps may be quickly takes his position bock In form a­ a man who was satisfied or to taken. tion before the fans and often satisfy the man they got. Any­ T These rumor* fellow on thqs. , r r n ths off trials ora able to g ^ ftC how, the deal gave Bing MIIW, tie e ly «Irrulsteil last season, wh--. glimpse of the number en k lA who w as selling automobiles f la It was rharged Internal dlesenal n To Place Numbers In Front And Back Philadelphia during tha son, a rhance to be n ra r or something. Watermelon pJant nga -in Cent­ ral Florida show approximately 23 per ren t Increase over last yeet. arrordlng to Information rvcrlrrd at Iseab u rg by Atlantic Coast Line railway. Some atudente of the gam# eoayear the coming of Klkl Cuylrt l.om I’iitsburgh was held as th i trnd th t double numbers wDJ basis for tha song of hate liummej prose confusing, and th a t'^ th a single number on tha bock la n Newspapers have been blamed more, effective plan or marking this season for creating moat of the “green-eyed fever" under the tha m-n. It la contendad th at the clubhouse flying the flag nf th i mark ng ayatrm will reeolt In a maze ofnumbera from which It House of Wrlgley. On opening day some of the tWh would b , difficult to Identify tha stars of Ihe Bruins were said •? players. eiimirrr. la Olfcer Cl eases The s.'me thing tppllen to the hatnp Innsli'p activities n f our ihftUrwelglii and welterweight III* holders nf the decide. Wa'kr, H ew er/. Creh amt W ils o n nme Into the middleweight Il­ ia vi* official ilerlslt na. Ro did huvlee luCtn, W alker and B rit, sn In the class Immedlfcle'y be. t . A a In tho rasa nf Dempsey among tha heavyweights, you m » i to go hock l/flh e day \ vhen g-oonard was good t.i find a Ight V.sight rh'.mnlofi whn rnuld win ■ ltd hold p title hy the one-pumh Ktathcd. When Benjamin wllhdiew l.'m self from cirrulallon, th e -.til Ifppatvntly pissed awa,. with him Jim m y Goodrich, hy a eomhhiatja n of m lrarlrr, stifrredml to the 4 ‘tle and domes couldn't punch hi* way out " f ■ P»|*er bag. lie blew It .Immediately to Kork Kangia, who was old vnuugh to re. niem lnr tin n e r Cleveland and couldn't pooch with any g te a t de. fre e of vulgar finality, either. Old flncfn then pissed along, leaving the rhnm pionshln with Rumniv Mnndrll, w'm pgnrnos oftrtt but neither resoundingly nor with the sl'g h tral maliev. No feslhriw eight title fight Since t liqui clipped hblo.ne in th e ti|i|H-i lip has ended In a knockout and. lu the bantam and flyweight rla a a e t, I Iwllrve the l^ lt gestures or th a kind were Made ly Lynch and Vll'a r»a|>vctlvaly at the expense of Joknn) Huff. And, * l_ i!M . Jtr was lead) Tiii Monday s wash when this hap- ' No botlug h n't wh t it saw to ba and ihe funn-. thing «Imui th a t Is It never wa<- F illy yean ago, It witMt'l what l| lUfd I be. They were hrg lining tn get •*■*» front the b jrc knuckle Idr; St that time and old timer* fel th a t the rare waa softening Twenty years later, the flltlsl fig h t—so relied iHcnus,. It slway> m eaai samebody'e was a thing 1 1 the past. The' forty.flye round fight lie came iwpiili r hut many wen • g a lo it It jiecausp they s s lj that M m st me« B mail luuIJn'i la hasten up aiiffieirnlly in that tim e lu be ro m im rd that he wa M s h rg an |o rs e rt th eir Influ .tha loser. In te r, aa t h , modern OlktO fo r gi«»d. the dlttan re wa (R t to tw rnty.flve rounds thsi to tw rnlv. T o d sy , the rh tn i|i» n gWp dirtknre is fifteen and ntoa. 115 B & O M E N TEST 4 LEADING CIGARETTES " W h y should I c h a n jc ? " aaya Ihe av cru lc sm oker, w hen som eone auMcsi* another eifarette. " I ’m u u d to my brand . . . and it's a food smoke." O f f u r u it *■ (nod. Nol even Old Man Habit can hold a smoker to a poor smoke. But bcinj used to an old thin| often keep* a man (mm letlinf acquainted with a Jr/frr one. Thai'* the rcaion lor Ihcae "con­ cealed name" cine relic tests now Joinf on all over Ihe country. T o give a man a chance to find nut, on the level, which cl|arellehislasic' Utok what happened at ihe M l. Clare shops of the H & O in Bal­ timore, the other day. Most of the fellows there had been smokin* that old favorite (let's call it Brand ^ yca/a. But when Chairman of Machinists, James F-. Poultnn, handed out the four leading cig­ arettes with paper "masks” over the names, 57 out of IIS picked OLD G o ld ) as the best cigarette. T here U • new golden A N T I-K N O C K gasoline a t PA N -A M stations. I t g iv e s y o u t h e m o to r p e t fo r m a n c e y o u h e r e b e e n h o p in g It wai a walkaway fo r OLD GOLDSI PAN-AM ANTI-KNOCK "Th a t only proves," said a chief mechanic, "that ■ fellow misses a lot if he gets loo set in his ways." G A S O L IN E T h o m u g h b rtd , A N T I-K N O C K ■— • • • nothing is fddedt nothing aould he added to d h e you better m otor pertormenae. •■‘Ml • «40C MTII B ui 1 draw (ha line o t d 'Jtr hist _ PLANT CITY—Atlsnt c Coaa lin o fro ight depot repaired. P>«ll Produce Company id Plor Mo wlil erect Urge grapefruit can ULBERRY—local plant of Wa Citrus Prodacts Corpora .OLD OOUS-PAUL VHITBUAN MOUg I W f l l l j w s t e sp o fitj, «> > �- y ,----- — " f- r r — ^---------- I B C I ^ »■::.: c e ri %, Th* qtoVontat to (bam to IncrtoM th* demand for ‘ ‘ ‘ for the product, « u launch 'T u e s d a y n i g h t W ith S o e n th u s ia s t ic tlon th a t it will prove a w tra those who attended the meeting in the courthouse end so convinced were they of the Wiidotn of broedraetfng their massage over the country th a t growers,1representing tw in, per cent of the. celery acreage in Sanfotrdt voluntarily ' contracts which provide for the-raising of appraxi■fl00,00 for advertising purposes, ils damonatratlon of faith In the plan aa outlined to the gathering followed gpeeches by Warn eminently qualified to discuss 'the advantages of advertising end by local per* gr eons who hsve tiksti the lead, in the face of little encourage* msnt, to do for celery W het California growers have done for • t r . M S 2 ; :j their products,-namely Its Identification In tha minds of the public aa an lndispenslble food factor. To those men who ss^ar *r#> m i early saw tha lig h t and who have been relentless In their efforts to awaken tha farmers to the fact th at no business iS ^ W S S fT T K cin be a aiiceeaa "without publicity, should go the unstinted praise of Seminole County's dtlsenry, whose prosperity is JR flD A Y , M A Y 9 , 1 9 3 9 contingent upon t h a t of Its growers. POA TODAY In view of the autpidoua start given to the campaign •BRBObimONfD-Let f .for enlisting tha support of our celery misers, failure tosign th and try e a r w ar*, and turn up farmers rspeaenting eighty per cent of the total acreage g h a s r y a . I sj sffim in e l K jfi^ r-^ S A W ^ lS ' b t iven adore Thee: We would bow be ore a Thy throne: Aa Thine A* B*la H*v* Ireforo Thee, So on | th Thy Will bo done." FIRHT AT THE TOMB . *■ 110 U tlaen, He la not here!** The Angel apake O nto two women, moved by f « p ( they eorroWlng, a t tbo bleak of day thin a holy garden glade, Sought out th e Sepulchre W here their burled Lord wae l they might w onhip there. JP »] ' , r.v X .\. •5 jP f v ' B fl In the Pprlng a young m an's fancy tu rn s tu thoughts of love and all that sort uf rot.—Hanford H erald. Old men do not wait until H|iring.—I*. K. U. In Tam ps Trib­ une. Who s a lj anything about old men I ■■ ■—1 e» 1■ A Naval aviator yesterday asccruled the heavens to a hrlght of 40,18)0 f«i t, nearly right mllra, breaking' all prevlousi records. T hat Is Interesting tu aviation rnthuslasts, but it ought tu be more encouraging to the movement to reach lia rs . - o ------ -------Calvin Coolldgo says he will shun pulltlrs, henceforth ever more. “ Don't i-spocl to go back Into potltlrs," he toVI New York re ­ porters, showing conclusively th st the form er president knows how to e i p r v s himself without having to say “I don't choose." ■--------------o The only law which gangdom observe. Is an Hrjra for an eye an d a tooth for a tooth." This* members of At Capone's gang were "humped o f f ’ yesterday ia j retaliation fo r the (laying of aeven of the Moran gang. That's three dow„ and four to go. succena of the campaign. I t takes little Imagination to visualise the far-reaching benefits which will accrue to this section when the American house-wife is taught that no dinner is complete without the salubrious presence of delectable sprigs of celery, — o— - — Hoover Not Shackled o | GRAVES IS - Strang* as U may seem, H urry blDclilr la Jail Is more popular than ho ha tovor r t r was wsa urn out «off It. IL Bymj)*thy Is a beautiful g qualify I* a u ilty b e t It cuts# of the Antarttan psnple ini mattei ■ #f law snforrenwnL tin- in* — -they tit oe Juries, leant ths differ | Americana, portlralariy snre'botwson pity and fstgtvuksei thus will not b* much hop* of Im “o u t tathU in u n i reentry's c o an iry a pro­ — rth-in°g -te of b u t Ice. M I t ■la sate bs Miry ry fa r a wrong-dear faetag _ ______ ____ ____ untsnmont. It !■ another and Ju*t pui W E*v Tull chargae on lb s S t John* Rlvar bridge a t Jacksonville have mors than paid for lip bridge now and It I* proposed la abolish them. If this la dons a famous statistics! gang* o f motor traffic Into ths sta ts will go into dlsrardW lth aU th* photographs of hCtn* Anno Morrow th at b a rs bast, pub­ lished tha p u tiling fact rem ains Hint no two *f them look Ilka Uw sam e Individual. Mias Morrow must be temperamental- If Owen Ij has Jf w o n uP-. Young': ro u n g . adfonrpl tost th* seemingly ImpaaMbla end persuades ' Germany, “ F rig e* a n a B u flend to ogre* on a the number of nominees fo r the Democratic party I d 1U32 will have been Incrsnaed by on*. And the ovality will have been Increased considerably The beautiful and wise Ivy Clough Johnson of th* Commercial suggest* th a t this w riter conduct a column fo r beys. A ren 't we all T -- o W ith lb* vest amount of money and human energy enlisted It 1* possible to believe not only th a t tha Med fly will be exterm inated also th a t In the process science will nncover history-m aking method, of enormous vatu* In sim ilar tride* with other peat* In tha fitter#. The moat Interesting recent proposal against the fly Is th* ua* of ga*. The eon fi t Charles Evans •lughea has been appointed aeUclto r general of the United Rtates by President Hoover and U* ap­ parently well -qualified fo r the Im portant post. Rarely do sua§ of g reat men arhieva an sqnal g re a t­ ness for themsslvea but Amdries b ss many present and past I In­ stances nf men whose di*Uugulshed paternity has not stopped them from becoming able useful eitisena this side . uf greatness. Jam es Bickers, EL Petersburg lawyer-crusader, who was beaten end ordered to leave town by a band of masked luffians, has changed hie mind an,: decided to TIMER sik k to his guns In Rt. I'eteraburg. Florid* applauds, and fo r­ carry these through the various gives him his brief hiatus ln hero­ , ptocesssa up to ths finished pro­ ism. duct. This tendency Ik reported particularly marked in the caa* of The social whr In Washington the motion lecture Industry. The over th* statu* a f Vic* President e stim a t, is made th a t perhaps (.u tils' sister, Mrs. Gann, suggest! 6,000 u f the 20,000 motion plctu'e feivent prayers fu r the health of theaters of this country In 1026 th* urvsldent. were owned or operated by large producers and distributorsRsnslur N y, of North Dakota Th* number o f m ergers record­ I* tasking f t r a government radio er! grew from SO In HUB to BOV tn tu broadcast senatorial stalk ,- It 11)27: while the number of con- would be great fo | sten to an cein i merged were BUB In 1BIU all-night filibuster.—Minneapolis and UTS In 1027. During the nemo Juurael. period the net number of ro m trn a m snpprailng was reported lo be "’TKt' B ritish election campaign 438 In 101U and H70 In 1027, i is already n nW-and-tuck affair, total of 4,1)33 fe r (he nine yearn. w ith IJuyd Georga, in either Figures fur 1026, grouped sc cording to capitalisation, showed side, occupying most of the lime, th a t 00 out of 304 companies light.—LeuisvIiU Courier-Journal. merged or purchased had a capital Now tha, Mrs. Gann's social ol 11,000,000 or over, the c a p iu l of two of these bring more than statue In Washington has flxod. It rem aisu to b* 1100,000,000, Mergers In form er years were whether Mr, CurtU will chiefly for refinancing, but those quietly back info the customary effected in 1028 end contemplated obscurity of e vie* presides!.— fur 1020 have been undertaken Boston Globe. ra th e r a s a means of overcoming Charm U th at Indefinite some­ competition and o f feeIIluting nccvssarv .research aa to products thing th at makes you think Ju*t and m arkets, cheaper awd usvrt ae much or u girl even if she dona efficient production bring report rhy good-nightie end ell right!*, but no man haa th a t much (haras. ed a secondary motive. —Ohio 8 t* U Journal. MERGERS TAMI’A Domestic Commerce, Issued by the b u itsu of foreign and domest­ ic commerce of the United States departm ent of commerce, tells us th a t a prelim inary statem ent has been issued Of the finding relative to mergers in th e study of indus­ trial tendencies undertaken by th* national bureau uf scunumlc rehearth for th s commit ton on r tcant economic changes, a continua­ tion of tho president's unemploy­ ment conference. A steady increase In the ‘numlwr uf mergvrs was found, the tend­ ency towards merger* appearing to b* most active In Hines of pros­ perity and to show a marked de­ cline during depression, The pub­ lic utilities ere reported to have bn-n most conspicuous In roniolldatlon activities In recent y earn The iron, steel and aiachlneiy group Is reported to rev* account­ ed fur about onefiftb o f all Merg­ ers in mining and manufacturing sine* HMD. The oil group, greatly In evidence lq 1010, haa since leased "U* of th* picture whtls there he* been n steady Increase In the fodatuffs group. I t was found difficult to secure information on vertical Integra­ tion, or the effort of sons* U rge companies to roach bach to tho source c f raw m aterials aed to HOW TO STOP WARS PHILADELPHIA LEDGER It la alm ost carta n th a t the Issue o f w ar o r peace between two g reat civilised nations no longer depends upon tha word of onesnantf It * '* r did. But WlllUsn C. Red field. If correctly - quoted, flatly stated the o th er day th a t William Jennings B ryan In 1*13 prevented w ar bet wean the tin te d States end Japan by a well-turned phrase. Mr. Redfleld, who w re secret­ ary of cemaaeraa In tho -cabinet et Mr. Heflin rapped the Senate which Mr. B ryan w as the heed, and then th e Benate rapped him. told e f a cell paid te the secretary Now t h , gentleman from Ala- e f th* sta ts by Dm Japanese *mla rapping Rinriair and hla illera. It seem* Tom-Tom'* Ilf* poaals th a t he should not agree to." ^ fort une rap a fte r another, th at Then, th* sto ry gee# on The aesbass*doe . very much ? la, aieepting th* th a* when th* te n , Mass, man failed to ra p area s Ml took up Ms hat to Have th e re e l en d H a A ryan walked, -------- y. TEMPLE g In the selection of Charles Evans'* Hughes Jr. to bo solicitor-general, President Hoover has again confounded the polltldaiw a t Washington. Young Hughes' name hat) been among those mentioned as possibilities and his I* riyn. M« li.neLhinl------- appointment has left many af-ths party loaders complstely rsllhful aerventa where non-plussed, wondering what has happened and what la >love tuch aa thine golng to take place next. None haa been so forward as to Pound ao g reet favor , aay th a t the appointee Isn’t capable, but he has taken little A mong the angel* of Heaven 1 F o r unto you—the flra t e t the or no interest in national affairs and contributed nothing In ■ tomb— a big way to the party, and thaae things, the leaders believe, .Was the m en a g e of Hope and Im«. are essential qualifications for a man who aspires to recog­ m ortality given. in In the m matter th st na It nition atter of presidential favors. Be that By Julia Seahroek W ragg may, Mr- Hughes Is to be the next solicitor-general, suc—In the Charleston N eva and Courier— reeding Attorney-General Mitchell. This is not ths first tlm s the President had gone con­ Boon we'll begin to get those "w ish you wore here" card* from trary to the wishes of the professional leaders. His short stay in the White House h u resulted In a succession of pre­ th e vacationists. cedent-scattering acts. Mr. Hoover h u clearly demonstrated — ------- e-----------------Maybe the peacemaker* are that he Is doing hla own thinking, and that while he de­ blessed because they have to get sires to follow the wishes of his advisers u for u practical, some rompcnaatlon out o f a fight. ho feels in no way bound by their dictates, sspecially If he So a ''million dollar* can bo thinks they are trying to reward favors in stu d of merit. p u t In Jstl," Col. Robert W. Blow- The President first Incurred the disfavor of administration a r t and Mveral others to the cor- heads when he c u t party lines aside to tender the portfolio of attorney-general to Mr. Mitchell, a Democrat who had suc­ tra ry nothw lthitandlng. ---------------o • cessfully filled the post to which Mr. Hughes h u !>cen A very I’owell calls a good ax- named. Mr. Mitchell w u a men from the ranks und his ample of incongruity tha Ch^ago brilliant record, Mr, Hoover felt, entitled him to promotion. Tribune poking a finger a t tha These evidences of the Hoover independence in thought South fo r being wicked. and action are serving to instill more reliance In the admin­ — - - o - -----------fids Republicans continue to istration and are drawing praise from tha nation, which rmJ-tdfng us of the bids raeognltea in them an unmistakable effort to divorce 'tho In IW backyard who can't gvt to­ prenidency from the selfish influence of party poiltici and g eth er on who's gonna be papa In an effort to restore th at office to the cxaltedneu with which tho "playing house" game. J it should be surrounded. Mr. Hoover’s attitude may be re1garded with suspicion by many but by the v u t majority Federal d istric t attorneys must it is looked upon with favor, and with an Increasing m euure "deliver" or get nut of office, deof confidence, it may mean political suicide for the President rta re s Attorney-General Mitchell. Huw about the one who haa to continue his ways but ho cares, little for that when the people have been served honestly and efficiently. charge of the Chicago district f , t ... . u Possibly on thp theory that If a t firs t you don't succeed, keep o„ until you do, t'onstanco Teltnadgc, screen slur, inveigled a third husband to the a lta r yesterday. - • ----- o-------------The campaign to enlist growers In the Florida Ktuta Celery Asso­ ciation hat been Inaugurated un­ der tlrrum slanccs th a t augur suc­ cors for the highly commendable undertaking. —— . - a — ■ The Nutmeg Growers Associa­ tion I* clamoring for recognition. Ami while we are et It re n 'l wo m anage It tom e way to place tho Hot Tanmlp Mukrrs on tlw same basis T a g ift < .......... to w 'th him to the door. “ Mr.Secret­ ary, H this firu d V the a a b a ;* a d c r said. If U r. Bryan had said -yea. It would hove m eant w ar. But the pecm l ary o f ‘the ite je , w ith hi* g e n ii, spirit end nllty, »s'-i: -N othing 'a ever final between friends." T his aeftoned th e ambassador. Ho came beck arsl M i djw n, and Mr. B ry m . with hts kindliness and tact, waa able to work out a solution mad evert smr. The story H pUuatMe enough. But th* lm |ticaUou th a t w a r even In t o i l , was so eery to s ta rt o r atop 1* a considerable stra in on the credulity. " I f Mr. B ryns hod w U 'Y e a / It would have Tfcei * a bit ee le fog clinic* T o th # eongsstod tan, Brooklyn and s . Tbses will also b* *•n rem m sr s n a p ss n r to Now T p th , tba additional don*tlon having boon dsetdsd upon by Augtu t Backache r wary recently. Mr. H tckatbor, who [* wall known tho country otror a n j a g reat friend of Florida, w h o rs b o * panda con* Id w inter, h*a Indl ersblo tlmo rated th a t this now fond h l a carry tho sorvire o f Urn Hockscher Fo' imMIfat t l t t tho ehU drae” He h u oten Studying th e be nroblams IS New York for lima, shd finds th a t th a aolntlon I* y et s s ta t way* off. But he aim derided th a t H waa possible far h la to "da something helpful fot 1 and childhood an fo r over-burdened York H erald-Tribune a f the tha splat splendid g ift made telling of f little folks nt j r, quotes th e , benefactor a* saying th a t neat to decent home* for the under-privileged th* "e rrin g needs In this enl-hssp e f o u t s " or* d a . Bursaries, dental cllnlca, playgrounds, -be they ever no modest, but locally available fo r the ■mailer children," and summer camps. Six units containing some a r all e f these features a re to be established as soon aa the localities In greatest need nr* determined and ade­ quate sites can be secured. An amendment to th* founda­ tio n 's charter, widening the ipc of III activities* 1 n u the la st session of build nation m ight he buten e id s a g th at coutribatH aa 'from o u s ts might be w e d tn asset] the fond. I t I* arid th a t a m e t o f tw* hundred s e n s o f lead H bring considered fo r the eemmer camp, which would he folly equipped said a r r e s te d te give many hove sod gtrie, ■ ou tin g d sria g the CMRmMF &vMfH62‘s Now science telH ua th a t kissIflf Is an v r r d i ^ ti>at makrs fo r henltls by speeding up slugg h h heart* and ln c n u i n g tha rirralatlan of tha blood, ond re ­ cently a group of chorus girls took p a rt in m scif.-illfk kl*»*ng toot which showed th a t J h a stimuloas i t kissing created a real good response from a health stand point, Wo are w alling for th* doctor had a h e f c d y r from U r. Heekaehtr, end haa H ot bqlldinge end arltviths*. ,H * hoe <h ever, i k a R U f . y i s s s w e n not** extended a s he -would desire te nave them ; so th s sew work Is to he undertaken w ith nearly a t much added'capital fo r t h . estate. ta m pa • ion. '"I ' -^ TW* so rt Of ■ ■ ■ The “collegia ta " young man be sppreclated In email place* where th e children practically togged In n coonakln coat, and dis­ have all emtdoem fe r a pley- tinguished otherwise by ' itouchy kVowed, and w here there ie a* attire, roistering habits'end a fear g re e t eongeetlso. foi conceit, haa been accepted Is IneviUhly unfevorabU unfs beca^r- jbo-cqm H . aectlonn « . s | ssm t h m C A . _ ^ y e a r * aa the stan ­ New YorkM r. Ileckacber, dard typo o f American college through hla generosity and thoughl fo r U * little folks of the student. Some student* a t college a rr 1 kc big city will add Immeasurably to the com fort and happiness c f th at, of coarse. But' most people thousands, and Will have a* hla re ­ have always known th s t the rowdy w ard th o satisfaction Of seeing “collegiate" 1* not really represent* his wishes carried out. So many alive o f the campus a t all; ami who have been aaiious to help now cornea H enry G rattan Doylr, the under-privIHged have only dean of men a t Georgr W ashing­ been able to bequeath Hires of ton university, w 'th figures tu their earnings te th* desired aud­ i t U ao mnch- n d s wonderful te Dean Doyle recently sent ques­ be able to spread Joy and happfnsaa while Bring ' Tbs Messing* tionnaires on the subject to the th a t will fall upon th e heed of dean* e f mor* than 300 r o lle jn this benefactor m ust serve tc and naire re 't i r e .. asking .them lf. br'ghtw i his life end csuia 01*141# that comlc-strtn type* was a t all possessed Of g re e t w ealth to re­ prevalent on ' the cnmlmo 1today. member th a t s l t w ell they ar* W ithout exception, Uie d u n s re ­ God’s steward* and would do well plied A the negative. to task* fa ir accounting of th* Th* r e d college student, they goods entrusted to fhtm . declared, H studious and quiet, us­ to for seen had . with special entitling them i s to «p o« for the sake of h o n iu . hltn who haven't don years will begin . w ires with g reat difference th a t wiQ mak* iti m strlmon* -and ’th* < entire Arid of domestic relational And then perhaps kiss be made tom pulsory la th s trrests of se in e * a W hat we ar# afraid of la tl once this happens people w BJ. ■in fo km* IM orentrin th # Urn honored gam e df^isfolBUM L^1 im b —n , .U-ajITI > )■— 'I 'THE REAL “COULEGlATg" HOW? Tim er ually neatly dretaad, seldom -ghs fo rowdy talk o r coOduct. co n ced ­ ed mostly w ith g ttL u g nn-sdnet tton, and fu ll of -v a s t contem pt to ho n ’'colli Thera ia n m atter of foot, a good deal of optim um fo bo gmlnad by a study of the dean's replica. 'In all sections of the country,., those educators seem to be sensing a new spirit on the p a rt of youth. From every quarter cornea the rem ark th at "our students a re bettor Mor­ ally, so cally and ackolsst Wally than Were th* students o f two decadre ago.” •* You could fill n column quotations to th at e ffe c t.' tom e. from auch -widely Institutions as Yale, Soul! university, Colorado A grira)tkrs4 college, the U n lre n lty of Tolqdo Connecticut Wesleyan university. Inland .Stanford . Ob, the K it could be greatly taU uded. i . DAYTONA BEACH NEWS JOURNAL , In an open U tter to tho gover­ nor, Grosvenor D awt, studeol of taxation, make* son* devastating comparisons, asks in me bewilder­ ing questions. He shows by original slat.sties prepared through hi* own re­ sec ' |h d frightful state o( tax e t' one In Florida. IUcill>ng th » tx is average celled'on In th* countiee o f the state on the 1D27 tax roll waa only 82 per cent, he disc to**s th a t the percentage of collections qp fo AprY I of this year—the ettaMIshed date of doI inquoncy eet forw ard this year t* June 1 by apec'el act of the legislature—the collections reach­ ed p it y 81.78 per cent. Telogram a fo county collector* brought out thes* declosures: IB cuuntc below BO per cent, 31 countiee be­ low 30 per cent,' 48 counties be­ low 40 per cent, 67 counties below 60 per rent, and 10 counties above 60 per cent. (Votuaki county's percentage, parent heticary, wee 71.0 per rent, according to the off t e of th* tax collector a t DeLand.) Mr. Dawc shows, moreover, that against an alarm ing falling off In the proportion o f ta le s collec­ ted I to which ba mid* a rapidly decreasing to tif of th* total ac­ reage now pay tig taxes) there U a per capita coat e f givernm ent state, county and city, of about f t 26, including negroes, and a per caplin a v e ra g . debt o f (187.63 “The total indebtedness of coun­ ties, road, bridge, am) school d s(yicts, m unicipallie* end Ard'neg s districts amount* to (2K0JWO.000," w rites Mr. Daw*. “ E sti­ mating an average of 6 per cent aa paid for these obligations, an Interest bill foils each y e a r on Florida of aeoriy ( 16 .000.000. or m ore th en B y i r w e t n f th r e w tv * aspens* of governm ent In Florida; or, staled another way, more than 41 per cent of the to ­ ta l expense of governm ent m counties and cltlea . . . I t U ev i­ dent, therefore, th a t to meet tho Ana nets* obligations of tho state ■very tax a t present ass eased erauld have to ho paid and a 41 per re n t red u etk n rend* In all governmental expenses ae affec­ ting counties and c'Alce In order to continue to meet obl gatlona." > Loading jiroblem* confronting Florida a t Iho present tlmo, ac­ cording to Mr. Ds v a are. 1. How to m eet heavy obliga­ tion* n the fare of declining val­ uation* an d declining percentage* of cullectlono;' B. How to secure * mor* equit­ able d is trlu u t’jn of th* t a - bur­ r's n upon nil classes ot property; 3. How fo ovr*Ti>mr>‘ the failure of property owners to m sh , tax re'.urns; I. How to b rirg about ciracv collections; 6. How to b r tig reverted ac­ reage bock to th* tax roll wt> tr­ out doing Injury to those who bovs been paying Ihelr taxes; 6. llow to mak* ih* whole gov­ ernm ental m sehtaery more effleicnt. Echo answ ers, “ ll-jw ?" Adopt o n of th« Carlton tax p)an whereby the user* of the roods would pay the r u 4 Aid school debts and u i i s l j i s a r c t y an additions! antomoUle tax and by impounding o f the gas;Rn* tax may help to <m s o buH tn*. Economy In governm ent may do Ua share. Proper rhucc on county and city conations a n ) expendi­ ture* will help. .Development of a better morale upon taxpayers, so Gist g e n e rs ly depnwsoJ con­ dition* ar* not mad* the excuse for tax-d=dging, will contribute Its ML “The problem," conclude* Mr. Daw*, “la more than snn cf fi­ nance, economy, and business e f­ ficiency In public effire. Titer* it Involved tho whoU question of a aafely enlarged product un ca­ pacity, fo r w ithout new predic­ tion Iho ohllity to pay ta le s and m aintain govora mont will end." T h u is strong talk. Ones ry a'n echo aosw ers, “ H o w !" Th* on swev o f o****k I* more t* .I .M > w stale advertising. Of o th aft. batter co-op* red km by th* ra t roods. Of still others, relief of real es­ tate from a dlapreporl'ore ta share of taxation. Tho state sad ty has ne«dsd leadership In these directhn*. Th* present administrsL on h a s shown lo d k a'k jn . of concerning itarif iateUigently with then, vital problems. A ly sincere attem pt to load ua s a t of t! wilderness deserves, not me lily * pdt on Us* bock, but u n m e t co­ opers: Isa. THE SKIRJ QUESTION NEW TURK yO R L P, E verything t* so quiet In Ml* assumption a i th* basis Th# action o f th* (H I scouts of paper* them day* th a t m can 't measured by Urn yard, Rochester, who h are h r i h f th at, salt when Iff dropped,— Detroit News. than le t th* warns* h a re their while the rule providing t f i skirt* r j i only fifteen inches above tho o f having Urn sk irts shrink Conqdaint i* m ad, th a t 'Tl#*' g t m n i U a good woo, oosw dt thole f e d washing so th a t tra it rum n u w m vfolaU * th s narking rt»W*. Scrasth' U Tp u t washing, appear* to ws'1 h«f* to b* dsn* about . „ Urn solution ml tki* wWal* difficult this plan Into oporatlea H U noo ■J1 J U ls s u of h*W H o c skirts wUI ta It th a t Urn goons are .of tho okriakaM* so rt sa d m uhabto. O f A s I t well knows, th a "w as *M* to work out * oris** from tMs: Whareoi If n i l ATS M *Asy to pisvanl. th* world, w ith Ua League of N atrio m onufsctuisra tlsua, Ita perm anent coarfsfllaU r- H ug. ■* they will naUanal JusUsu, Us KslHg psetjaad *R th s other agencies set up d u rin g th* lost dorado, nood not, A s s l l l as*, fear a a outbreak of B ut If a* word uttered by th* secretary o f H M Optetosw on b lu in g differ. f)m t< th s haalth experts wxrad us agnfnxt It a t n promuln to r of colds and more serious &£ Yes, LESS than one oentper baking for the finest, purest, surest baking pow“ d e r t h a t c a n be pro d u ced a t .any; price. T h e greatest money a v e r that e v e r e n te r e d *a kitchen. Prevents. ACTING - ■fihurrs tHst M iiU* tzuny dollir*' seerth r f other taking materials. j Try iL Profit by the perfect, nevtT'ftflng1 actio n o f C alum et. CALUMET : tit W ORLD'S GRI.ACI 57 B A K IN G POWDER S \ L I 5, J 7 1 M L S T i l O S L U f ,V '. \ I I I i l l i, ).)< \ S i This one fact overrides all argument— MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR, v TIRES 1H A K O N A N Y OTHER KIND ' LU O N S , Tm dtyt R p c k e y ^ fir e ^ , - -V II Shop �1 ! FLORIDA THURSDAY, MAY #, 1929 PACE T O R E ! ---------------------------------------------------------------L*. ia l A n d Personal A ctivities ial Calendar Y lm Rwm C W w .b f J > a Carder. IZTZt w S ^V aU 'U a'M Sy maattug at tha horn* of Mm. Rotaad Read la But U a U wt 10 o’clock. B«U caQ, "Flowering Tree*." Church Class Holds Meeting On ffluesday .th e monthly bualneas and aoctal meeting of th e Alathcan Claaa of the P tm t Baptiat Church waa held on Tueaday afternoon a t the church with Mm. W. A. Zachary, Mm. Palmer, Mm. D. J. G arre tt and Mia. Yancey aa hoateeaee. Mm. C. II. Pearce proaided aver the abort buxine** aeaalon when Mr*. R. N- Nipper Mm. Voile Willlama con­ ducted the dfvotional. A mu ileal program waa p re­ sented for tha lemalnder of the m n in g . The room* where the rlaja waa aiaembled were decorat­ ed with red boogalnvllled and Laatek lltlle* combined with fern to c arry out the rlaas color* of .green, red -a n d white. T h e rrIre*hm enu which were aerred lata in the evening by the hoate u e a , fu rth er rm phaiited tha R egular m aetktg of Seminole JUbekab Lodge mt Odd Fellow* H alt a t • o’clock. Im portant bux- ide P. T. A. Has] Tuesday Night f i . W« 1 th a t o f Tuesday evening a t 7:30 oclcock In the school audlto riian when a large num ber of father* and m others were present. The following officer* w ere elect­ ed to aeree 1a (he coming year; Mr*. R. C. Crook, pm eldent; Mr*. J . GMitcbeU, yiee-preeident; Mra. Wade Lowery, aocreU ry; an»d Mm. B . O. GroveasUto, treasurer. Mm. W. n . Stew art, retirin g preeident, presided over the bulk­ s'* * seaso n and waa presented w, h • blue vase a # -a token of bpyrceiaUon fo r k o r work In the F . 1 . A. this year. R eports were then heard front Mm. W. H. G a m .i. Mm. R. O. Grovenxteln Dick BroWn la a pending two monthi la S araio ta atterdhng U bualnea* IntareaU. Mr. and Mm. J . D. W oodruff and aon,-Jack, are ap en d ltg aomo time a t Coronado Beach. J . P. R idge‘ left Tueadl for Saraaota w h e y he month*. Mr. and U n ! B- W. Iferriifon expect to leave Friday fo r Jack- Tha many frlemla of Mrs. Fred b. Dalger will be* glad to learn th a t abe has re tu rn ed from For­ mosa Sanitarium lo h er home on E a st Fourth StreiL- Mrs. Thrasher Gives Party For Her Club A bridge luncheon wax given on Wednesdayf ________ . .r __ eftrrnoon .fo the member* nf the Fortnightly Dupli­ cate Club by Mr*. D. U Thrasher a t her hom e'on Grandview Avenue In Roe* C o u rt The card tabic* from which the three course lunch­ eon wae served were centered with silver baskets of Spring flowers In shades of l* vender and yellow. The place cards wen* also designed In Uvender and yellow and the flow­ ers which graced the rooms whom the guest* where entertained fur- Methodist Group Has Its Regular Meeting Still Loves Dramatic Club Will C ve Play On Friday A. A. Mrneeley returned Uedncxday afternoon -from A t­ la n ta where he haa b<fcn spending Mm. George McRoify and daugh­ ter, Mary re tu rn e d Wednesday afternoon from L m ab u rg wham th e y apent several r'.iy*. SATURDAY ; Music Week Recital by . tha pupQa o f Mrs. Fannie Slembridgv u g ^ a M ethod*t annex. Luncheon [will be served a t . M . s and the program and biuim ** s c i .o n «HU follcw. MONDAY American Legion Auxiliary will b a r e tha la s t of % a e r* s o f pivot b o d progressive bridga parties ad tha Legion H u t a t 8 P. M. L‘ Tha A nnette G ist Girl* and Ita a ta Raffo A uxiliary o f the r t r s t Methodist Church will meet k tha church annaa a t 6:30 P. M. Preparatory to going on a picnic, M Lake Mary. All members a re Krgad to bring th eir duel. [ The ladles of tha F lr»t BapUat C hurch wilt hold th eir monthly E s ta e i a m eeting a t 3:30 o'clock k t th a church. All member* am [urged to be preoent n i seats Will fba given out a t thta time to all Who studied th e "B ap tist Mission, tfa N igeria." TUHBDAY J LKtle T heatre Group of the W em an'a Club wlR m eet a t 8 LUoek la tha sun parior o f th e Personals TxlU. n w , (poke on "M other Cnfl*' n (trr which ■ mogTim * u pirscntr,) by Mm, IIclcn Stephciuon, Mm. M argaret M affetu M t» l.yman amt Mlaa Ann«.B«llr The l>aut!*item of Wrolcy of ih r ' The April meeting of the Semi- Oyaon. A social hour followed note County Teacher'a Aanoclatlon refreshm ent* Were served by the F in t Methodist Church met on T urtday rvrnlng in the rhurvh a n ­ waa held a t Wllaon School In P- T. A. of Wilson School. na* fo r their retfulnr huainr** an0 Paeta recently for the purpose of social meet In* with Mr*, tl. E. electing otfteer* for the cumin* year- The nominating committee McKay prexldlng over the short preterited tth e Following laimea bualnr** xrxrinn. which were approved by the A fter the hn*le**e* Mr*. P, W. Stoke*. Mm. It. II. Ilcrtr, Mr*. It. "M r. Roll” a two act conedy uy I- Gltixon, Mr*. It. k Sunivan, Rachel E Raker, will be pre»enlrd Mm. I. k Hoherlaon ntnl Mlaa Ly Ihe Congregntinnal Dramatic Emma Owen, took rhorito of the Club on Friday evening at 8 o'clock meetinif. a Mnyilny ilance wa* pre*t the p atlih nou»e. The principal Rented by the pupil* of Iho South eharactem are "Aunt Rerky”, a Sida School, anti a "while ele­ maiden lady, played by Mr* lleiala phant" p arty wa* enjoyed. 0. Plrkinm n and Hubert llrowh, Rrfrrxhim lit. » « r «erved late clerk of lirnaon aa presented by In the •werdrfjr>hj*, f*#f‘fmMlR ? .V t;t lla rry Thu ft« n . Other rh aiartem a ir: Phillip the MV memlwr*<wb™ in to fre re n t Koyemi, Edwin Randall Jr.; Jrnk- Threw* nelrelej f n C tliK tr ^ rr at Inx, Mlaa Rebecca'* butler, U B. the neat m e rtln r weft* ’IWm.'K. If. liodgina ; Katherine Rogcra, "Aunt !-anr>y, M r,. Q. Jtottllf, Mm. W. liechy‘a‘ nelrd, Mm. tllga H unter; E. Rain*. Mr*. W. T. t.ainl, Mr*. Marion R ryant, K athrrinr'a friend*. Alice Hodglna; an,( Patty, U. It. Ita e e c tt an(| Mi** Ilulh J l i u Jtrb cv a'a maid, Mm. Ivn Hand. T iefry. Teacher Group Has Its Regular Meeting Cnodliody-Ncwrll, Inr., flOO,000 concern organlted tu drvelnp MR-acre 'tract nf farm and h o rti­ cultural Und* near Fort P irrre. If You Would Thrill To One Of The C reated Home Races Ever Filmed— If You Would (Jcl A Kick From A Fast' Boxing Bout If You Enjoy Ruinating Melodrama— D on’t Miss PROGRESSIVE AND PIVOT BRIDGE CANDY GIVE HER A MOTHERS! DA&JJ0 X OF. : HOLLINGSWORTHS" There I* no ulfl which you could send l+wri- w**nM*an»— pen I lo Mother more lhan candy, especially if it in Ilo|finRHWtirtli*H or Nunnullyi*. We have fancy Molher’s Day boxes in all size*, from one pound up- Hurt* your order now. O ther gifls lo he found here fur Mother* Day In­ clude pel fumes, powders, rant p a d s an.I (:illet articles of all hinds as well as a wide assortm ent of greeting American Legion Auxlllinry LEGION HlIT .r»0c Monday Night. May l.Tth, I’riiea LANEY’S DRUG STORE rilO N E 10.1 Refreshm ents Mr. and Mm. t'ic to r M. Green attmiuim Ilia l>litn t f t ton A!~ fred Fcater, on Tuesday, May 7 at th e ir home i f i Jew ett la n e . Mr. and Mrs. fF ran k I.. Woodru ff left T hureilay m om 'ng by motor for T allthaxsee A tlanta and Asheville M here they expect T o matnlatn a idrmter figure, no one rati deny t h a t n i l l i of Ilia a d v ie rt Mr. and MnJ. Hugh Wlielrhcl and children rigurned Wednesday from Douglas*, Go. where they spent several days with Mr. Whelchel'e nnfthei, Mm. II C. IVhelchel. Mr*. Iteywaod W alker and h rr mother, Mm R* T. West and Mix* M artha Wcat, of D efend, leil Wednesday afternoon by motor f-ir w*r* p reign ted lo Mrs. Blank. Roanoke, A la. and West Point, Thoie present y.-m : Mr*. Frank Ga. Where thetr will spend 10 day* kM iller, Mm. F. E. Rouminat, with friend*. Mr*. W. J. Thigpen, Mm. George Contract aw arded fur widening A. DeCotlc*. Mm. B. Lewi*. Mrs. D. P. Drummond, Mrs. C. E. Dixie H ighw ay bridge over canal Henry and Mr*. W alter B. Cole­ between W cat Palm Ileach and Ijike W orth, man. ALL-DIALOG FOX MOVIETONE • FEATURE Last Showings Tonight—7:10—9:20 COMEDY MILANE n. TALLAHASSEE— Form er CltWAUCHULA— Hardee County tee and Storage Company aold to ^ e n e Bank building remodeled and Florida Public Service Company redecorated aa hotel and atom f»* *1 <0,000. building. CELERY,DAIRY & POULTRY FARMS "REACH FOR A LUCKY INSTEAD OF A SWEET.' "Miami’s Mont Popular Hold" /Rnglc rooms with bath, $2, $2.50, $3 Double Jtmmn with bath, $1, S 1.00, S5 Fireproof— European N. E- Firet 81. Near Bay Itlneayne Popular Priced Rentaurant In Connection T H E B L U E B IR D Beauty .Sliopjm i.t now opon uniter new mmingimcnl. Aa a apecial Introductory ami opening offer wo will give a finger wave free with every nliumpoo. This of­ fer in good for two days only, Friday and Sntunlny of this week. B L U E B IR D B E A U T Y SH O PPE MeLANDER AFMIADE C o n flictin g A rgu m en ts Farms On West Side KjCbapel I xtryfaea, School. 1 K ay D un” . Second GraAe. 3. Reading—"Bach Day MotH km* D ay," Hewn Kortlaoder, M e ta-C m * . 4^'Aero*tie' - Tiu th e r.- Bed : itb er," Betty in tracts of ten acres or more, strong flowing wells. Successful farmers with or without cash, are invited to inspect these landi. Reasonable restrictions to insure best farming community. A Gift To Brighten Her Home Will Make Her Happiest! V liain l.rrn miobla to hull llm rapidly Incrrurliig ti‘ii^enry o f lliu |iulilic to aili^il l.nr-ky Slrikn ns It* favorita rlgarelle. I.ucky Strike is a liicnt! uf rliolra toliumm s Iiomi luoalrtl flavor llirlllsltsn Iu*I',I i Iiim <loa*tlii}t |>r<H-t*a rllmiiialea lm]>tirilie«, and, as 20,67(> |>liy*ii'iaiiN leal>lifyv liiakcx l.o rk lra leas irrllu lln g . Too*ting i-lrvulra I.nrky Strlko to a (ilaun of i|uallty wliirliiiootlM 'rrlgan-ltcran approach. Tim con,Unit ra re o f expert* aiuiirra the i|uality o f I.urklc*. Its rb o lra by niillioiia prove* it* eu|icriorily and Is the truthful a u iu r r to ts llirh cluima. " r t 'S T O A Owner will cooperate with reliable pur chasers. tlfCKHi) a a A |M n . J # f BrU kley. Gtrde Has M etin g With MraAJD. Rosier LOWEST PRICES and TERMS Beauty Lobby Valdez Hotel, Sanford Mother wGU apprcclale a glff or pormaoence, w n t thing bright, cheery and durable to make her home more pleneul and attractive. We eaggw t aeyr porch euitca la colors, odd tables, music box. linoleum rags, coxy louniflng chairs, mir­ rors and a hast of other Inexpensive, permanent gifta- ^Daily From 1-3 P. M. HOME TELEPHONE 8508 ORLANDO 9 m A LUCKY INS1EAD OF A �— r-»i unuasmasKa p rr“ ■urr -ttttft " * '/ ’ * . i* ' 1 .-• • * * ,#V . - •%• ♦ ' *“ *****# **rr . * #w • » __• t »* » ^ ............. • • - f . .. ■' - . ^ r ,, . ^ ?.l • * , - . , , ** * , • . i< •>• - rar. V *1' T.\> lYSPU* ffT*$ rrV t ; ^ - •:'. rr- ! k til — I t 40H# ______ (M ention t h n t I t w ill p r o v e n a u c c e sa . 8 o e n t TEMPLE ................ r fe tto w iid u p o B ch et b y m e n e tn ln e n U y q u a lifie d I n d v a n to g e a o f o d v e r t t t l n g e n d -by lo c a l per* _____________ j U k e t t 't h e le a d , in t b * f a c e o f l i t t l e e n c o u ra g e ­ m e n t, to d o f o r c e le ry " w h * t C a lif o r n ia p o r n ‘ k c t * , n a m e ly - H e id e n t if ic a t io n In t h e B rtiM b rtrf'ttn "*4"f ■******** i - r ~ a n IndW pom riW e fo o d f * r to r .“T » th o a e m e n w h o „ „ t h e l i g h t a n d w h o h a r e b e e n re le n tle a a In t h e i r e f f o r t* to a w a k e n t h r f e m r e r c t o t h e ’M e t t h a t n o b u a tn e a a c a n b e a d t o a ^a w M i t h'“ o u t p u b lic ity , a h o u ld g o t h e u n s tin te d iln eolle C w m ty * a d t l i e n r y , w h o e e p r o e p e r tty is p ra la e o f S e n tin 1UR8DAY, MAY 9, 1919 c o n tin g e n t u p o n f t h a t o f it e g w w m . ____. ■ I n v ie w o f t h e a u s p ic io u s a t a r t g iv e n t o t h e c a m p a ig n _ J t m ToitAT f o r e n li s t in g t h e e u p p o r t o f o u r c e le ry r a la e r a , f a l l o w to a lg n „ RESOLUTIONS—L*t ua i u p farmers r e p e a e n tln g e ig h t y p e r c e n t o f t h e t o t a l a c r e a g e {r«iSfiS3$>»*J31'A , FIRST AT THE TOMB ••111 lo rloon. Ho la not Korol" Tbo An«ol opoko . Ul to tor* woman, moood by fmr, A d lk o y sorrowing. a t tho b irek ol t ’* . k day 'Within a holjr cardan gladt, nk: I Bought out tho H.pulchra, . S Whoro tto lr buriod U n i waa |al: T h at they might worohlp tboto. I'M# U riaon, Ho la not horal** ------i fallK iii a th |ov* ouch aa thin* _ ound ao Croat favor . Among tho anc*l* of HaavonT F o r unto you—tbo flral a t th* tomb— W aa th* mooaac* of Hop* and I n m ortality ■Ivon. By Julia So"brook W racc — In tbo C harU iton Now* and Courlor— 1 . ' the goal of eighty per cent, which will be neceeaary for the auccesa of tha campaign. .. . .. . It takes little Imagination to visualise the far-reaching benefits which .will accrue to this aectlon when the American house-wife is taught that no dinner U complete without the salubrious presence of delectable sprigs of celery. ■o Hoover Not Shackled In the selection of Charles Evana Hughea Jr. to bo Prealdent Hoover haa again confounded the politician* a t Washington. Young Hughea' name had not been among thoae mentioned as possibilities and his n o llc lto r-g c n e ra l, *4* dov.h by Mr. •.donation might bo Inuoaaed end.that cobtHbutton from otnoro mlaht bo p u t -f, Kj - ssH ? ® "? ho OVOr WOt rm Toll chargo* on th* 8t> John* Rlvor bride* at Jacksonville have mors then petd for tip bride* Bow ond It I* propoood to abolish thorn. If this la dono ■ famous •tatiotleal cose* of motor traffic Into tho itat* will fo Into discardW ith all th* photograph* of Jglai Ann* Morrow that havo boor, pubsh a d tho p u tilln g fact tomalna l h a t so two of thorn look Ilk* th* •am# Individual. Mlaa Morrow rou*t bo torn pom montal- cstod carry___ of tho Hootoc rowro— « .to th# eWMro*" HO _______ __ Paundotton hoi Btos otudylog th* b*uyln« problem* in N «r York for torn* tlmo. and finds that tlo solution l« jrot note* ways off. But to alsb decldod that It wm pornlbb for him ta -do aoaa*thing helpful for childhood and for over-burdened t o W t o k n*rald-Trtb«ne telling-of -tto OpWndM gift mad* to aid amthoro and tho IRtlo folks of AatsHra’s latgoot and groateil city, qwotos th#< bonofsetor a* aaylnr that noat to docent home* for tb# under-prlvllogod tl»0 “crying need* In thu ant-toap of oora'' aro A*v nuriorloe, dontal clinics, playground*, “bo they ovor ao modott, but locally available for th* tmalior children," and •ummtr camps. Bla unit* containing iom or «H of thoao faatnroa am to bo otubliahod a* soon •• tho loealltloo In grootnt nood a n determined and ade­ quate alto* eon bo aecurod. An amondmont to tto found*tioa’o charter, widening tto •cop* df It* nctlvltloa, waa ^ ic commsrr# of th# United Stalas departm ent of commerce, tell* u« th at a preliminary statem ent has been issued o f th* finding relative to merger* In tto study of Indus­ trial tendenclra undertaken by th* national bureau of economic toM i r t h for tto committee on -re­ cent economic changes, a continua­ tion of th* president * unemploy­ ment conference. , A steady Increase In the numtor iif rnergyr* was found, the tend­ ency luw anlt merges* appearing to be most active In time* of pros­ perity and t° *how a markeddecl.ne during depression. Tit* pub­ lic utilities are reported tu have been most conspicuous In consoli­ dation activities In recent yesrv. T to iron, steel and machlneiy group Is reported to rave account­ ed for about oneftftb of all merg­ er* In mining and manufacturing since I0IV. Th* oil group, greatly In evidence Iq 10*0, haa since l-aised »ut of tto nictut* while there has been a steady Increase In the fodstuffs group. I t was found difficult to secure information on v srtk a l Integra­ tion, or tto affort of same large cun.panlf* to reach back to tto source ( f raw malarial* and to duct. This tendency Ik reported Gsrtlculsrly m srksd In lb* case of i* motion Mctura Industry. T to estim ate la mad* th a t perhaps 6,000 of the 20,000 motion p lttu 'e theater* of th* country In 1020 were owned’or operated by large producers and distributor*T to number of m ergers record­ ed grew from KU In IV1B to 20/ in 10271 while the number of concoin* merged were 202 In 1910 and 07H |« 1027. During the name period tt o not num tor of concern* disappearing was reportad to to 42A In I0IU and N70 in 1B37, a total of 4Af>3 for tho ulna years. Figure* for 1026, grouped *ccording lo copItoUsattea, showed th a t uo out of 304 cempa*1** merged or purchased had a capital ol 11,000,000 or over, the c ap iu l of two of these being more than 9100,000,000. Merger* In form er year* wore chiefly for refinancing, t o t those effected in I02B and ronlampUtad for 1020 hava bran undertaken rath er a i a means of evoreomlag competition and o f facilitating noceaaar. research as U pradoela and m arkets, chatper and more efficient production being report­ ed a secondary motive. MISS MARGARET PETERS, Bedely Editor 148. 2 novo thorn; so tha now work la to b« undortakon with nearly a» much added capital for tig, oaten. •Ion. ft * , TWa Sort Of vtork can acartaly bo oppraclatod in small place* where th* children practically havo aR outdoor* for p pl*y•round, ond where there Is no con r**tton. Tb# environment n ovltably unfsvorobU booaaee of congestion in certain parts of Now York. Mr. Hockachor. through hi* gonoraolty ond thought for tlo llttlo folks of th* big city will *d<L Immoaaurably to tto comfort and happlnooo of thoutendo, and Will "tore M hit rewar,t tto satisfaction oe era lag hit wish#* tarried out. Bo mony who bare boon anxious to help tho under-privileged havo only bran able to bdquoaUi aomo of their Minings to th* desired end Jt ta to much mol* wonderful to bo oblo to spread joy and happl no** white living » Th# hireling* that will fall upqn th* toad of this benefactor must aakvo U brghtan hi* (If* and eaut* other* I ■ The soclsl wkr in Washington ov tr tto status of Vic* President C urtis' sister, Mrs. Gann, suggest* fervent prayer* for the health at tto oresident. F*n»tur Nya of North Dakota I* asking f t r a guvernnunt radio tu broadcast aanstorla) italic.' It would to great to I it*n to an all-night nilbustar.—Minneapolis Juu ran 1----------— -------------------------------------------- - N ___ T to British election campaign. Is slready a nte-and-tuck affair, with Uoyd Georgs, cn • liber side, occupying most of the lime, light.—Lsulsvlile Oouritr-Journal. Now that Mrs. Gann's social status In W ashington has fined. It remains to be sesn whether Mr. C urtis will quietly back Into tto customary obscurity of a vice president.— Boston Glob*. _____ monthly business and D ick' BrovCn is spending two social m eeting Ot V** A lathean FR ID A T . a n d r a g h tr o r te e - f e r ' O M r v T 'I M r f W B aptlet Church months In Sarasota attetdling U " ' on Tuesday afternoon a t business Interest*. . who exepcct to e n te r any >acboo| a u L V i l U i r m ^ * » 1 ■ -r ■ nr, d. j ! to I t o'clock a t tho South Mr. and Mrs. J . D. W oodruff G arrett and Mrs. Yancey a* aary School. and so n ,-Ja c k .'a re apendiag aomo mooting of tbo M on'i hostess**. Mrs. C. II. Pearce pre­ over tto short business tim e a t Coronado Beach. Club o t' Holy' Ctom a t tt o pariah houa, a t 7 session when Mrs. R- N- Nipper a n j Mrs. Voile Williams con­ J . P. Ridge left T u e sd iy night for Sarasota w to tf h* _ ja * ac­ >mombera o f tb* H alil, H ar- ducted the devotional. Chapter D. A. R. will meet - A musical program w m p re ­ cepted a position for tto n ex t few fo r tho rem ainder of th* months. bom , of Mr*. R. H. Borg, sented evening. The rooms where the a t 8 o'clock ‘w ith Mrs. class vraa assembled were decorat­ Mr. and Mre. B- W. Herndon r and Mr*. M. Moqlck U hoot- ed with red bougslnvllled and expect to leave Friday fo r Jack ­ Last*)- lUlles combined with fern sonville where they will spend the Rora Circle of tho Carden to carry out tha class colors of week end. , will to ld ite May mooting green, red a iu while. Th* re­ freshment* which were nerved A. A. Meneeley returned homo o f Mrs. Roland Bp*d late In the evening by th* host­ Lent* a t 10 o'clock. Roll esses, fu rth er emphasised th* Wednesday afternoon from Al,lanta where to haa Ix^m (pending “Floor* ring Two*." color note. week on business. Those present were: Mr*. R. L. alar m o r lb f o f 8emlnolc Lodge a t Odd Fcllovrs Glenn, Mis. C. II. Pearce, Mr*. It. Mrs. George M rRoif/ and daugn a t 8 o’clock. Im portant bus E. Edwards, Mrs- R- N. Nipper, ter, Mary return**! Wedneaday Mr*. Leslie Bryan, Mr*. A. M. afternoon from Laeaburg where Phillips, Mrs. Robert Maxska, they spent several to y s . t SATURDAY Mrs. A. W. Woodward. Mr*. O. S. Seim an, Mr*. R. T. W arren, (uslo W rak Recital b y . tha The many friemla of Mrs. Fred of Mr*- Fannie Blombrldgv Mro- Voile Williams, M re A. A. f>. Dalger will to, glad to learn Meneeley, Mrs. S. J . Nix, Mrs. J. a t t o r studio, 603 MyriU a Mitchell, Mr*. W. E. Slone th a t she haa re tu rn e d from F o r­ mosa Sanitarium Jo her home on a t StlS o'clock. Mia. B. C. Moore and Mrs. R. R. E a st F ourth Strra#.. . W. C. T. U. »f S arfard PippinLgittnrtaln tt o S en ln o l, CounMr. and Mr*. I'icto r M. Green |FSd<ration of Woman’* . Clubs announce the b ir th of a eon, AIMethod a t annex. Luncheon frad F r e t f m n r 'T O T it tiy r 'S lI j r T -bo srrra d - l r r m . n - u i s r t t o a t th eir home <yi Jew ett to n e. Sgrati and bust iv* i session A bridge luncheon ? lven on Mr. and Mr*. [F ran k L. Wood­ folic w. /edneadiy sfterno or th* ru ff left Thunwlay m orn’ng by MONDAY m em ber. Of th , Furtnlghtly m otor for Tall I hsssee A tlanta American Legion A uxiliary wlH cate Club by Mrs. D. L. Thrasher and Asheville ’th e r e they e*|>ect th* iM t of a so re s o f pivot a t her home on Grandview Avenue to spend a » « # ■ The eard table* progressive b rld g , parties at In Rose Court. from which the throe course lunch­ io n H ut i t I P . M. Mr. and M rsi Hugh Whelchel A nnette Gist Girls and eon was served were centered with and children nku rn eil Wednesday Raffo A uxiliary o f tha silver basket* of Spring flower* In from D ouglass.' Ga. where they days with Mr. Methodist Church w ill meet shade, of lavender and yotlqw. T to spent sevrral church annex a t 6(20 P. M. place cards were also designed In Whelchel'a m«8thei, Mr*. II C. atorv to going on a picnic, lavender and y e t o * and tto flow Whelchel. ta Mary. All member* are era which graced tb* room , where Mr*. Heywaod W elker and h*r the gu eits where entertained fu r te bring tto lr due*, mother, 6tre R*. T. West and Miss ther emphasised th* color note. ladle* of tt o F irst B aptist A t the conclusion o f several klartha W est of D etond. left th will to ld tbelr monthly games, high score prises, compacts Wednesday afta-inoon bv motor fur a meeting a t 3:30 o’clock were presented to Mrs. Blank. Roanoke, A la. and West Point, church. All member* ar* to be present m teals will Those present y r » : Mre. Frank Ga. where th«xr will spend 10 days Jven out a t thla time to all L-Mlller, Mre. K.- E. Roumlttat, with friends. fatudled tho “B aptist Missions tire . W. J . Thigpen, Ml*. George C ontract a wanted fur widening A. DcColtes, Mrs. It. B. Lewix. flgoria." . Mrs. D. P. Drummond, Mr*. C. E. Dial* llighw-iy bridge o v rr canal TUESDAY between W est Palm Beach and ttl* Theatre Group of th* Henry and Mr*. W atjer S. Cole­ to k * W orth. man. kman's Club wIB m eet a t 8 ck In tha sun parlor of the TALLAH ASSEE— Form er CUWAUCIIULA— Hardee County Ire and Storage Company sold to ^ e n s Bank building remodeled and | Florida Public Service Company redecorated aa hotel and store | building. fra $140,000. : — ------ . • 'I "te d H V am *- lrlslE> The "coUegtet*'’ young man togged in n coonakln coat and dlatlngulahed otherwla* by elouchy attire, role taring habit* and a fear ful conceit, has been accepted In the comic sectlone and In tha mov­ ies fo r several yrara *• the «Undard typo of American college •tudent. Some (Indent* a t college or0 I k t th at, of course. But' moat people have slwaya known th a t the rowdy “eolUgiato" la not really represent* stive of the campus a t all; oml now comes Henry G rattan Doyle, dean of men a t George W ashing­ ton university, w th figure* Is prove It . Dean Doyle recently rent ques­ tionnaires on tho subject to the dean* of mor# then .100 college, and nalvera-’tlea, asking them If th a t comlc-strlo type-w ar at aH prevalent o n 'th e ra m liu V nntuy W ithout exception,- the dean* re ­ plied -n th* negative. Th* reel college student, they declared, Is studious and quiet, us- A Naval aviator yesterday aacetUJed tto heavens to a height of 40.000 feci, nearly right mliei, broaVin,- all previous record*. Charm ia th a t Indefinite some­ ' T hat 1* Interesting to aviation enthing that' make* you think ju f t thaslaala. but It ought to be more as much of a girl even If she _ eM ourogiag to the movement te >hy good-nlghtl* and all right:*, reach Hare. Lot no man Km th a t much (harm* TH E Q U E& nO N ■ - ■■■ ■O * —Ohio B te u Journal. NEW YOB# He. , > Calvin Coolldg* say* he will shun politics, henceforth ever mor*. Everything Is to quiet In Uto ■lag consumption oh tho basis Tho action of tto g irl ocoute ol “ Don't expect to go back Into paper* these days th a t yeu oaa*t soda messurod by tt o yard, H O W *10 S T O P W A R S „ Rochester, who Kara decided that, politic*," to toVI New York re­ evfa hear a divorce salt when than let tt o woman have tto lr PHILADELPHIA LRDGKB porters, showing conclusively that lt‘j dropped.— Detr o it New*. or having tto sk irls - shrink tha form er president knows tow I T U alm ost eo rta'n th at the vrilh him te the' door. “ MrJtecretir th eir f n t washing po th at Comgdafoi l* mhd„ th a t '.D*>' to ciprc-K* himself wltkout having Issue o r w ar o r pear* between two ary. U thla flmAM th e nm tofsador trait rum r a w m vteJate tto >*a i i i f s r i n ' i ' - length T to say "I don't choose." ..................... 'longer ------ said. If Mr. Bryan had said “yea." parking rt|te#. Hc/n*thing great civilised aatUn* no ' that n*v# - - - ■--o i A llO tod) A a - i a m M ^ I U - pul It would have m eant w ar. But th* detwnds upon (he ward of on* man* n j » hay* to ba don* about The only law which gangdom th u plan Into operation 1* te ara tto solution ol this srhoU pecrot ary of th* elate, vritb h i, Blade, T obrarve. Is an "ey* for an rye i t It ever did. But William C. Red[gU lem *f tosf long at to It th a t tha goto* aro *f tto genU , spirit and sriaeam* person­ and a tooth for a tooth." Thte* field. If correctly qtsoted. flatly. shrinkable soft *ad washable. O l member* of At Capone's gong Hated the othor day th a t William ality, e a'Ji "Nothing ' • ovor final Aa 1 1 well known, t t o to tw ran friends." Thla raftenad “ w m able to work o u t a solution anitse from tSU: Whereas vrareru course aomo difficulty might pos­ •were T um ped o ff" yooUrday lo Jennings Bryan in !•>> prevented and avert w ar."’ M eter their akirte sh o rt for com­ sibly )(• p u t w ith If tho gOMa retaliation for tho (laying of war tolwoait th* Vo ted State* th* ambasaador. II* cam* back amt If wore a ra ** easy te prevent, fo rt, coolara, and atyio, th* Ma­ evathmed to shrink a fter sorer*I a ft dawn, and Mr. Bryrri, orith and Japan by a well-turned phrase. aevon of tho Moron gang. T h at’* Mr. Redflald, who wee secret­ hla klndllneaa and tact, wm able tto world, w ith t u League of No­ n ia m anufsrtuier* prefer them era thing* | t o t - a a t t o other to ld , three down and four te go. On tt o o k o li, It they will roqolro more poatlbly aot. ary.*! corameroe In th# cabinet ol to work out a solution and avert lle**, Its perm anent coart ertu ter•coma to m th a t tto pU B to vrail M tteaal Jus ties, Us KeUeg p*ct|aad . TbM there is coatUmsI war. iry an waa n n , , which Mr. Bry*» the heal, Mr. Ilofiln rapped th* Senale Th# story Is plausible enough. all tba ether agonciea aet up ‘ ‘ ' Ptrtfo- But w hy aM apP»Y the wuilh a M aL and then th* Senate rapped Mm. told of a callI paid te the secretary • 'pie new pot ta effo rt a t rare * But tto ImtticaUoa th a t wag even U* la st dssada, need aot, A ___ by Urn Japan*** am ­ Hew th* gentlemen from Ala- of th* etat* te a r and M t erarythlag HgM T ara, fear aa eothroak of coafltet In 1918, wm so # m y to s ta rt a r aa le rapping Sinclair and hla ----------- - “ who " a d * »om# pro to te say, why not lot tt o tax­ o t the eakteet I t U aaid .o f _ *r*. It seem* Tom-Tom1# llfo ' poanl, th a t be weald oat ogre* La." step I* a considerable stra ta a a th* But If ao much depends upea a __ jetaafactorora havo th o tr o ral tired th p t ‘ offteere tep M U y . " If Mr, B ryan had aaU ward attend by th* secretary *t I )iu l sM rap a fte r another, th at Then, th* sto ry goo# an M ta “ ‘ " i U U , it la rathar rather dtateiMmr te muck * Y < It would have meant war." tto state, Th* u s M M M * ) excepting the tim e w hen, th* 7Mam. maa fatted to rap aeoaeed, took u p k * te leave lia lt <« * bit toriod hallaf* And U ek that #vm Mr. Bryaa m « iv ■ u t M S M m u uwalkofj ao *te |hq “ ‘ that Mr. Byraahare mid th* wrong sat, th* room -an d » a-hottte. •. _ • - « » 'Jl. : e^» ts S fira ra W e E • THE r e a l , “COLLE(5UT|P’ state, county and city, of about bit. "Th# problem,” conclude* Mr. |I2 6 , Including negroea. and per capita averaga debt of $187.63. Dawe, “ Is more than stn <f fi­ "The total indebtednsM of coun- nance, economy, and business ef­ tles, road, bridge, and actool d *- ficiency In public office. There tx irts, m unl«lpa|tie* and dnf'n- It Involved th* whole question of age district* amouata to 1200,800.. a safely enlarged producl-jn ca­ 000," write* Mr. Daw*. "E sti­ pacity, for w ithout new prodt-cmating an avsraxo of 8 P«r «*n* tisn tho ability ta pay U xas and as pa'-d for the## obligation*, an m aintain government will end." Tb * le s trong tjlk , One* fr a 'f l interest bill fstfs each J W tB Florida of nearly ♦•O.OOOJXK), or echo ariowers, " llo w l" T h , anmore than 28 p«r emit o f tho #n- •veer of acme, la mar* and bettor 6 «o expense of government In otalo odverttelog. Of othars, to t­ Florida; or, stated another way, te r ao-operallon by th# ra (roads. mors then 41 per ren t of th e to ­ O f stUI others, relief of real es­ tate from a dlsproport L rcte ta l aspens* of government m countlee and cities . . . I t I* *vL ■hare of taxation. Tho state sad­ dent, therefore, th at to meet tb# ly ha* needed leadership In these fUmnclaB obligations of tto state dlroctbcna. Th# present admlnieevery te a a t present assessed tr a to n haa shown lndiea*'on« of weald have to to paid and a 41 concerning ItaMf latelUgently with p e r re n t reduetton aand# In all th ee, v.Xal problems. Ally sincere governmental eapenaea M affec­ alias*pt t* lead •* out of tha tin g counties and r itlts In ord«r wltdsrM M daaarv##, not merely a to conllnu* to m rat obi gstlons." pgt so th* back,' but esrn rat co­ Loading problems ronfrootlng operation. o ----------- -------------. SKIRT ‘ ually neatly dr rated, to ld o w g lratito rewdy talk or poBduct, co n ced ­ ed mostly with g ett ng an edoet; tlon, and full of r a s t contempt for tho type th a t breaks Ite n * k to bo ■ “collegiate." There I* a m atter of tael, a Hood deal of optlm om to be gained by a study of the Uean'a rep U eo /ln •II sections of the. country.-, thora educators seem to be icnilng a new spirit on th* p a rt of youth. From every quarter comet th* rem ark th a t “our students or* better iporally, soc'ally and scholMtlotUly than were th* etudenta of tWo decades ago.” You could fill a column quotations to th a t effect, come from such widely Institutions a* Yale, 8oullL ..... u n t r m l t y r cutam da A gfleulR , . college, the U niversity of Toledo Connecticut Wesleyan university, Li Ian 1 Stanford . Oh, tto list could to greatly extended. i IM N N U M I id eP .T . A. Has Tuesday Night many dollars' w orth _ other baking materials. T ry It, Profit by th a f ° : perfect, never-fifling » a ' ' W rl i> l* itakl to bo on# o f the m rat 71hterrating meetings to ld y sa r by th# E#*6 8ld# P. T. A . was th a t a t Tuesday evening a t 7:30 oclcock In tto actool audiIprlten whan a large n um tor of fk tto r* an d mother# were present. T to following officer* were elect­ ed to rare# 1n »to coming year; Mr#. R. C. Crook, president; Mr*. J.'& M IU to ll. vlre-preridcnt; M re Wad* Lovrery, #*eret#ry; u u d Mre. JL 0 . Grov*nst*ln, treasurer. Mr*. W. It. Stew art, retli-ng prealdent, presided over tt o bu»V ■fM fttta o n w m p w a n te d a |M blue vase r a - * token of hpprrelitlon fo r h*r work In the P. 1 . A. this year. Reports w ere then lietrd from Mre. W. • It. O a rn n , Mre. R. O. Grovenateln l And Mr i. J . M. McTaslw and tto iBasInesv saaalen adjorrned. Th* hs'Vi and auditorium of t o Ecat Rid* School ware to re |« U d with wh’te floor baikete, Rad with gladioli, th a sU daiatea, E asli r lilVea which carried _ th* t- «*<ir scheme of green, ak and wVt*. • During *. social . lliriod the CALUMET : tu: w o n l u s g r e a t e s t B A K IN G POWDER s \tl.\ J t l M t X T I I O S L O F / V N Y O l l l l l i lilt AN i Kb her’# Dey prof ram |glvtn l y tto pupils of tto ___ ,* l I rvfylara, School. _ May Dun--- Second Grad*. . 8. B ra tfln g - & c h Day MoO^ I On* D ay," H eim Kortlander, Mafia-Croak. ' 4k'Aero*U* - 1 M other," Bed bad grad*. 8k Reading — “Ifs lh e r," B etty I A nriktead. 1 . 0, May—“Quran nf U»# Y ea-," This one fact overrides all argument— I Third grad*. Tf lU id ln f—" J i d .' • T ilb u it lo DenAid Lasmoc W n a h o M n U wra* t"— ra rv td 8a anil r re ra at by thy h.stearaa, Mro. F . 8. U aaren. M • L. A. MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR 7 TIRES TH ANO N A N Y OTHEfl KJWD ^ * " “ UUONS , >»«• PROGRESSIVE ANI) PIVOT BRIDGE I( You Would Thrill To One Of The firm text Home Races Evrr Filmed— If You Would Get A Kirk From A Fart Hoxln* Ilout— If You Enjoy I’ulsnling Melodrama— "Don’t Miss LEGION HUT TtOi » n « - --■>*-1 MOTHEKS~DAY BOX OF H O L L IN G S W O R T H S There Ih no uifl which you could send Ihal would np|H<nl lo Mother more lhan ennily, c>pecinll) If it te IlnllinKHWorlliH or StinnulljK. We hate fanct SlotherV Day Ihixcj’ In all nlren, from one iMinnil up. Place your order nntv. Olhcr Ktfls lo lie found hrte for Molhcm Day in­ clude pci fumes, pnwdcrn. compncte anil liHel ttrilclcs of all hlutls us well as a wide u-aorlmenl of Krt't'llnK cards. L A N E Y ’S D R U G S T O R E Monday Nighl, May 1.1th. 8 l\ M I’rltrs Ri-rri'shmenl!* CELERY,DAIRY HAST FIRST ST. PHONE 108 fig u re , n it o n r r a ti d e n y t h e t r u t h o f th e a d v lc e t ALL-DIALOG FOX MOVIETONE » FEATURE____ “ R E A C H F O R A I.P C K V IN S T E A D O F A S W E E T .” Lart ShowIngH Tonight—7:10—9:20 COMEDY _ NEWH MILANE n MIAMI HOTEL-LEAMINGTON “Miami’s Mont Popular llotrl" E>ngle rooms with bath, $2, I2.S0, IS ' Double rooms with bath, ^3, $1.00, S3 Fireproof----- -—Kgropcun N. E. First St. Nwtr Hay Hlncnyne Popular Triced Restaurant In Connection Ik-nuty Shoppe te now open under new management. Aa u Hpccial introductory and opening offer we will give a finger wave free with every «hnnt|MM>. T)ii» of­ fer te good for two days only, Friday and Saturday of thin week. FARMS B L U E B IR D B E A U T Y SH O P P E D - 2000 Acres of Astor On s le n d e r T H E B L U E B IR D - & POULTRY Farms T o m a in ta in a McLANDKIl ARCADE W est Side in tracts of ten acres or more, strong flowing wells. Successful farmers with or without cash, are invited to inspect these landi. Reasonable restrictions to insure best farming community. rlgarrtle. loicky Strike la a Itlrntl o f rliolrc liilu u -c* m Iiomi t.Malrvi llu .o r llirill* tin* laNti-.MhoiM. tousling priK-caa rliiiilnuti-a iuipiiriliea, mid, a* 20,679 |s 11ywit*lulls l r . l i f ) \ uiuki-s l.u r k lr a lc-s* ir r ilu lln g . T o u slin g r l e .u t r e Ijirk y Slrlltn to a plum- o f q uality wliirli n o other rlgurt-ltrraiiappm arh. T lio .-on,taut cure o f rx|M-rl* araurro Ilie quality u f luicklr*. It* rliulcc liy niilliuila pruvrs ila .ii|H-riurily uud la llie truthful answ er to aclfiab rluima. A Gift To Brighten Her Home Will Make Her Happiest! Owner will cooperate with reliable pur­ chasers. , Jag Briakley. R p c k e y ’s Hu With M rsJU). Rosier 1 ___ J o t arete Number -bJS.' ‘SfiSL?S2 , D Boater a t t o r torn*, t T w ao ty -tk it B trrat, «Mk IS LOWEST PRICES and TERMji FRANK L. FERGUSON ' ‘ • I ■ . • * ' . # TF . Daily From 1-3 P. M* '•I .f I L>L>: n . iiMlWH v».«■»« • i ■ rw U rt, w n . am m re -in. . —I , Lobby Valdez Hotel, Sanford , Mro, I <4 s HOME (Zra^raO N E &5Q& ORLANDO ^Mother «GQ appreciate a gift of permanence, aomething bright, ckeery and durable lo make her home mere picaeaat and attractive. We aoggwt new porch aullce lo colon, odd table*. ra—to box, llnnla— ruga, coxy loua$fing chain, ralrr tn mod o Boat of oiker Inexpenalr#, permanent gift* Wagoner Furniture Co. XABT FIK8T 8T . " tt^ i - r.“ American l.rtfiim Auxillinry CANDY ~ - ». Mre J J. Cate. Mre L. aa, Mra. B- A. C aaaro a T ratoyf. r >/*..* Still Loves Mrs. Thrasher Gives P artyF orH er Club Yes, LESS than one centpef taking for the hneit, purest, surest baking pow“ d e r t h a t can be produced ;» t any; price. The greatert money saver that e v e r e n te r e d - a I kitchen. Prevpt - ‘f i flutes th a t v a ’I DOUBLE A C T IN G P erson als 0n Tue8d*y MOTHER Dramatic Club Will C ve Play-On Friday Church Class Holds :tal CalendarMeeUn(t We are w aiting for tt o doctor ... not a* ______ dealt* t* or% . "IK? iurmfngly ^lm reoont th# Income going to taka place next. None has been so forward as to ■uadea Germany, . to agree on a . say That the appointee Isn't capable, but ho has taksn little land good* ontrultod * 'alto* and build tha number of loglcsl fro ,___ _ or bo Interest In national affairs and contributed nothing in nominee* for tbo Democratic party a big way to tha party, and thaae things, the leaders believe, In IU:U will have boon Ineroaood b j the rquality —' *will havo ----- U*n are aaaentlal quallflcatlpus for a man who a s p ire * to recog­ on*. And tto HOW ? - • nition In tho m atter of presidential favors. Bo that os It Inc rcite d cons•idorobly morn. DAYTONA BEACH NEWS J O U R N A L ^ may, Mr- Hughea ia to be tho next solicitor-general, suc­ T to beautiful and wise Ivy ceeding Attorney-General Mitchell. Clough Johnxm of. tha Leesburg , In an open letter to th# gover­ Florida a t " tto present time, ae This is not the first time the Prealdent has gone con­ Commercial euggosta th a t this nor. Groevenor Daw*, student of cording to - Mr. D aw ^ are. Boon wo'll bocln to c*t thoae 1. How to most heavy obliga­ w riter conduct a column fo r hey*. taxation, make* some devastating trary to the wishes of tho professional leaders. Ills short "w ith you wor* horo" card* from A ren't wo oil T , tions Cn the fae* of declining valcomparisons, M ks mme towllderstay in the White House has resulted In a succession of proth* vacationists. — 0" u atten t and declining percentages , cedont-acattcring acU. Mr. Hoover haa cloarly demonstrated W ith tto vast am ount of money Ing questions. ■ ■- o-----------of collection* II* show# by original atat.st.es Mayb* th* poaromokarn aro that he is doing his own thinking, and that while he de­ and humnn energy enlisted It I* 2. How to secure a m o r, equit­ blootod b tc iu H they have to got sires to follow the wishes of his sdvlssra as far sa practical, possible to. believe not only th a t prepared through hi* own re- able d la trlb u t’jn of tto t*= bur•onto romponmtlon out of s fight. he feels in no way bound by their dictates, especially if he tto Medfly will be exterminated •er * ' thV frightful state of tax i*cn upon all classe* qt property; th at In th* p ro een science will ec' o at In Florida. Ilecill'ng ■ o — ----thinks they are trying to reward favors instead of m erit also 3. liow to ovrerom r’ the failure u a rover history-making method* So * "million dollar* ra n b* The President first incurred the disfavor of administration • f enormous value In sim ilar fltdro ttlsuy ia average eellecl'on III the of property owner* to m ak, tax counties of tto etat# on tho 1027 p u t in J»n.M Col. Hobort W. Btow- heeds when he cast party lines aside to tender the portfolio with other pest* In tto fu tara. Tb* , tax roll w m only 82 per cent, he rv tu n u : e r t end oovorsl othors to tho cormost Interesting recent propoaal t. How to b rirg about elcser of attorney-general to Mr. Mitchell, a Democrat who had aucdisclose* th at th* pereratagu of tra ry nothw lthitandlng. agelnat the fly 1* tb* ura of ccsafully filled the poat to which Mr. Hughes lias, been I " collections up to A pr* 1 of thla collections; _ 6. How to bring reverted ac­ year—th« established date of de­ Avery Powell c*n* • good *«• named. Mr. Mitchell was s man from the ranks uud his reage back to the tax roll w ith­ ample of incongruity th* ChJc*io brilliant record. Mr. Hoover felt, entitled him to promotion. The son fit Charles Evens linquency set forward 'th is year out doing injury to those who Tribun* poking s linger at th* These evidences of the Hoover Independence in thought Hughes has bran sppolnted solici­ t* June 1 by spec's! aet of the b av , bran paying their U ses; general of 4h* United States legislature—the collections reach­ South for bolng wicked. ^ actj0n are acrvlng to instill moro reliance In tho admln- tor 6. How to mak* the whob r>vuy President Hoover and td'h ed oefly 82.78 per cent. Trio, „ utratlon and aro drawing pralao front the naUan phlch patently well _____ __ grains to reunly collectors brought irnmental mschbiery mor* effi­ II fled fo r s oH h. l l £ recognise* In them an.unmistakable effort to d l W tho im portant poet. Rarely do'iuay of out the** d orlosurcs: 12 count* cient. Echo onowers, "H-jw ?" k J b ^ m h ^ o o tiV u t to! presidency from the selfish influence of party politics and great men achievo an oqMl g re a t­ below 20 per cent, 81 counties be far themselves but America Adopt on of t b , Carlton tax mtboron who'* gonna b* pop* In an effort to restore that office to the exaltednesa with which ness low -10 per cent, 48 counties be­ baa many present and pa*tl in­ IV BIIUUIU UC DUI I UUIIWVU, asaae nwwvvs as attitude ■*»••••••**• •••«/ m •m stances of men whoa* distin­ low 40 per cent, 67 counties tolow plan whereby tb* J**r, of th* th# "ploying houo#" gam*. f i t should be surrounded. Mr. Hoover's may bo ro' * ^ u . _ J __a t e l i L m ««t* I. •. a 1,1, l V i « OWM In w U lf roads would pay the road as'I gnrdcd with suspicion by *many but by the vast majority guished paternity ha* not slopped 60 per cent, and 10 countlee above debts and m alntJvaor, ty Fodrral dlitrict sttorney* mu«t it Is looked upon with favor, and with an increasing measure them from becoming able o n d 60 per cent. (V oluite county’s school "dkllvor" or got out of office, de­ of confidence. It may mean political jiuidde for the Prealdent useful cltiiena this side . of percentage, parent hetle*ry. we* an addition si autamobll* tax and 71.0 per cent, according to the of by Impounding of th* gas;l-n* clare* Atlorncy-Gcnorol Mllcholl. to continue his ways but he cares little for th at when the greatness. t x a of th* tax cellactor a t D* tax may help to o n * burdens. Huw about the on* who haa people havo been served honestly and efficiently. Economy In governm tnt may do Ju n e s Bickers, St. Fstartburg Land.) chargo of the Chicago districtf lawyer-cruasder, who was beaten o--------Mr. Dawe show*, moreover, that It* share. Proper chucU on county . i------------o-----------and ordered to leave town by a and city collet Iona a n l expendi­ Poaalbly on tha theory that II bend of masked tufflans, bee against an alarm ing falling off ture* will help. sD tvelopm tnt of at Aral y«u don't ouccood, keep on MERGERS changed hla mind, aigt decided to In the proportion fit tax#* roller to tte r moral* upon taxpayers, until you ilo, Conttance Talmodgr, sik k to bis guns In St. Peters­ ted (to which be adds a rapidly TAMPA TIMES burg. Florida applauds, and fo r­ decreasing to u t of lb# total ac­ so ilttt generafy d#prt%wol con­ •croon olar, Inveigled a third ditions a r , not mad* th* excuse huoband to th# alter yritorday. Domestic Commerce, Issued by carry the*# through the various gives him hie brief hiatus In hero- reage now pry ng taxes) there 1* for tsx-dsdglng, will contribute Ite processes up to tto finished pro­ g per capita cost of government, -o tto butesu of foreign and domest­ The campaign to enlist grower* In the Flurlda Slat# Celery Alsotlatfon ha* Iwen Inaugurated un­ der circumstance* th a t augur auceras for tt o highly cummtndahl* undertaking. —------» > ■■ ■ The Nutmeg Grower* Aaaoclatiyn I* clamoring for reeognltlon. And While w* are at It can’t w* n-anage It >nme way to place tho Hot Tamale Maker* on the same b**j*T,____________________ ______ ■ ■ -o In the pprlng. a young man's fancy turn* to thought* of love and all Ihat »ort of rot.—Hanford llerald. Old men do nol wait until S p rin g e -1 \ K. U. In Tamp* Trib­ una. Who said anything about old men T ,ial A n d to beg! , for men knd with special d k u i ■ — — entitling" them to apocn In pu for the sake of health- • . Men who haven't don* so fo r genre will begin .Weateg tto lr wives with g re a t ardor—w hat difference th a t will mak* •>» mat* rimonv -a n d 'th e , entire field of domestic relaltenel And then pertope kteahtg be m*de *omp«J»«nr In tt o tereati of «el*nc# . and W hit we a ra afraid of la otnt m v*& ?*m * w wot i pithy lo a beautiful I poopl u tho edme ef th* Ai whyn m matter* of law tJ] *Andrloam, p—*— ——they *lt on Jut**, loam tb* dtffnSMo’botwooa pity ond f*ff t »oh*«i lhoro win not bo muoh hope of lmprevommt to tMi eotntry’a yfno n * * of junto*. It I* am thing to bo is n y f*r * wroog dsor f**t»e Jut punidmont. It la anotbor and oietous tblnw to In that oompasolo* t^Thaart will) our hand* unto pod1'pcaalble. Surely If the twenty per cent mark can be ob­ ovorbolancM moral and l*>al Jadethe to a v tn i.— Laurentetlons tained without eolldtatlon, It will not be difficult to reach moot. . >°RAYER-"A!l th* salnta In jHiftn ador* Thoo: Wo U oro .Thy Utronei A* Thin* i . A' **l* »*rvo bofora Thoo, So on -.’ m lli Thy Will l*o don*." OpUlon* on klealng dlffor. f l i r t i t e health orporte w arn­ Y*tk ed m agaiaat It a ( - a promplfund of work go tor of colds and more rerlour lllnee see. Now science Ull* oa th a t kite___ to oweII tho f«ndIn th* contootod It lo mM that a tract of two lag I* . an sx e rd a , th a t make* .Shottan, Brooklyn ond Thor* wm *l»o b* **• hundred aeron of land la boioa few health by epeedlng up alu*____ _ „ in minor estop noorto loniWorod for tho oummor earn gWh heart* and inereaalng th* •• “ circulation of tt o blood, and re ­ Now Yeffc, th* oASKIonol demotion which cently a group of choree girl* bevine bom Sooidod upon far Aug. took p a rt in a •cl-nU fk kte* ng uit Hockoehor vory rdeontty. Mr. tre t which chewed th at Ah* Hookmhor, who d wog'InMwn th* a re d B Hfrlood H of i H E w i t e received |s . 000,000 eeuntry over andH■ f»ral • tbo .wbtfaro Methodist Group Has Its Regular Meeting “ Mother Tallahassee, spoke C raft" a fter which a logram waa pi ram ie,| by Mrs. Aelen _ Steph. entoii, 61r*. M argaret M affott, The Iiauirdere ol Wesley of the M rs l.yinan and Mlaa A nn, Belle The April meeting of the Semi­ Dyson. A social hour followed F irst Methodist t'hun-h n-c-t on nole County Teacher's Association refreshm ents vfere served by the Tuesdsy evening in the church a n ­ was held a t Wilson School In P- T. A. uf Wilson School. nex for th eir regular huainr** an '1 1 Paota recently for the purpose of social meeting with Mrs. G. E. electing qffie*ra for the coming MrKny presiding ovrr the short y e a r The nominating committee business session. presented tth e (Vllowlng iximei which w ere approved by tto A ftrr th e hoctrsses 61rs. C. W. member*: W. L. Sleg. president; Stokes, Mrs. It. 11. Ih-rg. Mrs. II. Miss Emma Owen, vice-president! “ Mr. Bob” a two act ctmedy rrjr L - Gllaum, Mrs. H. lx Suttlcan, and Mlaa Mary Appleby, secre­ Rachel X lh k s t ,.* i l b t r q i i ervitert -Msa.c t. Ik .Robertson and 61b* ta ry and troainror, - 1. - — by the ('ongrrgnttnnxl Dramatic Emm# Owen, took rhnrge of the T to meeting was open with tto Club on-Fridt* evening a t H o 'rto rtr •hveetlnr,"*'WAfiMx dtfn.-e «ns pre. rang. “ Florida. My Florida'' after .<1 Abe palish aoiira. T to prinerpot which B. C. Steele oH rerd prayer. characters are- “Aunt llerky", a HenIRT by tto pupils of the South On* hundred and-4our member* maiden lady, playact by Mrs Bessie Sid# School, an.1 « '"while ele­ ph an t" p arly was rnjn>rd. responded to t t o roll n i l . ' 0. Dickinson end Robert Brown, Refreshment* werv s e n n l late - Supt. T. W. to n to n then r-nve clerk of Benson as presented by it talk 6n tho amount of pnilesa- H arry Thu flo p . . In the evening liy the hostesses In lonal reading ddfi#*by the .tractor* O ther rh#ipeter* are; rh lllip the 38 members who w rrv present. twice as m o c h .a i In formci year* Roy son. Edwin Randall Jr.; Jcnk- Thors- selrete j for liostossc-s at this year, statin g that It h a. been Ins. Miss Rebecca** butler, I- B. the next meeting were Mr*. K. It. thua' m aking the tearher* better Ilodgins ; Katherine Rogers. “ Aunt professional missionaries. He Becky's' nrird, Mt*. Olga H unter; to n e y , Mrs. Z. It. R stllff, Mr*. W. E. Rains, 6lrs. W. T. Laird. Mrs. urged also th a t tto teachers make Marion B ryant, Katherine'* -wore strenuous efforts to Ix-comn friends. Alice Hodglns; and Potty. B. n . R aggett and Miss Ruth acquainted w ith the children In Miss Rrbeera'a maid, Mr*, tvn Hand. th eir homes and adrisod the high T tefry. school faculty .n o t to rsn im m f.il any pupil for college who was not Goodhody-Nrwrll, Inr^ $100,. al4* to express himself correctly 000 concern organised tu develop In the “m other tongue." Mr*. Holmes, of tto Vocational 665.arre tr a rt of farm and hortlHome Economlra D cpaitm rnt at cultural lands n ear F o rt I'lrree. Teacher Group Has Its Regular Meeting TAMPON BPBINGB t |» B E t ipotem tot to Instil PACK TnRKR FLORIDA THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1M9 ILD. — A LUCKY INSTEAD OF A SWEET” r- . 4 lr *m i B *.. ^ a tto �— - ropean Songs'Lice Long ^ jn 'ti Dry Soloft Is Freed Continues OnWhiskeyCharge; l*ill Rolling Behind Brother Arraigned Door Barring News ivermrient Helps By Passing LawnTc A d ­ vance Film Making -LONDON, K a y ' t> -(IN B )T he rrtlih lioVrrnmenl la doing e ve.y lit)*, powltilr to aid the Britts'lin Imluatry in tin struggle for ijstrfwv alongside American ront- l Continued t n n Fage Onel reporters around the Jail the first flag "hurt t V lilm'-ch-** >t the nfflre rta ff. Wilson I. strung fur morale. Curiously neither.M iJ.ir l> ak niir H. M. l< ll« n n 'liself han vlilted the Jail finer Mincloli s u m lu iirn l lifm>e.f. “ I nn telin g Iq hiv i .U'ii light and ir n»n,ir^ to my I rrt ju'lgi nirnl," V-’ilarin nnl<| today. I’rior to llir loouu.ir, »f M» older there wiftv ti mpoi Stlvely few retail ter* nr Wa.hltigioplan* in g en eral' who knew of IVIItun or hie aulhotily. Memlo-r* of " “ _re»- rik e a "wt-n i* hr?*' ed hi* coD illutluiini rig fusing to anawer the tjntsthm . Q—“The Irunka yon linugHt In I’annnta were of cheap flbra, wen thry not. A.—I would not any they w ire *1m y were n huignln. U—Who h-light the trunks. Iiii you liuy th-.-ni. A.—No. —fetal Mr. .UlrharlMin. A.—I believe In- did. Q.—And you nonn In nay y-nliiolher-ln.lnw lunighl y ou nn-l ^Ir llai,! in rli n. trunk. 'A . - Mr. MMbaehtnn und Mr. Kain weie handling tile finance' of the trip. (J Ilo you know Mr. linin'bnggug • in ntalm-d li>)uor on !u arrival hi-n-. Au j Iii |I h wllne-a claimi-J lil* t r i m m iMiiii i mmn ' nnn -irnnrTT (•> n'isxver. lie rla h re d lb* an-i'c ■au'it in irfu inir to answ er * hues I loii n* to w hether nt md th trunk* tie hint flaked Hep. Mhhm-1 ion to hrim; in under hi* courti'-y i -ininiiie.l Ippnir. <J Von n«k(d Mlcha-'lsun t-. l ung III 1*11 of your trunks. A. I did. IJ.—(* il nol aVfnrf that you t d .n l him In bring In two of y«ur It link* foe you knew jiu ir hug gage would not In- *enrrtn-d. The wiliu-** again re fu n d to answer. <J. I ml mi tin t" tell I Ida Jir j y. u imp'-M-d oil ymlr lirotlnr in Inn .u d ni l.< d him lo hrlop In'* llil* country two InniL i that to vonr I n. v.ledge rout lined ililovi «aiing I.p e e l. Tlie wiltn-n would not un^wtt. h*it*on w evetnl n hit “ in ter I'reaattre frnm ihe n|*>rtrr*. hut if tr r n visit to one of the mcmIicta of hi* board id w elfare—a r r m lnint W .vMnglnn hunker —hr found a renewed <1 -lerm inition to pntleri Sinclair froni unw r'ti me put Hell,. hi nil r'.rt*. Majpr l‘« rke, fnid tVllavn, could ■give (ail n s Information ulxiut iy p rlarh rr or uIhoi. nnv rrtlv l. tv In the Jail,'* and "under m rlm iinataneen were reporters to t>e allowed In the Jal1." Wilton jt i l d he rtihtidered “the pillilMty n lei ill Mr. Flnrlalr de­ plorable. The millionaire oil h e r. t n m av Iw p rirrn er lO.fi'JO to a lot of iM'itpIr. liiit I* alw.oya “Mia* 'r r " Sinclair |o J h * dlmlimtlv* iliieelur of lli. diW rlrl't welfare. I Havinr puu*the iiaai yvst.irkat, the tiuvem m enl ha* ken alepa to a » l* i in the Ion and d istill union of (lima. F or tips fli at time Wfrf ‘Wmpunlr* are in.lie allowed tonally to tak e a re n n In lamdon And Mcnlhuiil Yard will aailai tin p n a lu m s III the liking; of these U r nee 11 nerrsaary. • Up to till* n tffllh there hits hern A teal i let Inn .against "shootlngftlma in Itondon street* and the po'fltn lm \c freen in slm ettd la» move dli Inese attem pting to do to. I'ne rti ict enforeement of lhi* restric­ tion brought loud p iuleal* fiom t t r variuu* film toni|wnicn w in ‘m ap lam e d tl’V. they to u lj not bojie to eumpete with foreign lilma linen the auih u ritk a ium p cird their plirducthinl Ih o * . *!•j Home Office finally (tvclord thnt they alioul.l lie given the virtual fireiluin m the City, now priMluieri inn (dm JmiuIuii fContinued - From IVga O aet (on over long distance and advtrcj him of the tm n k j being aelxed nnd | a-kid him' to aid in having them shipped oh to (Thlcago.** Under croal exandnaticn fiann | admitted th at Ihe |Mirt)’ had only 1sis irunka when vthey left New Yuik and th a t three uddltUmst trunkn had been bought in l*animn. - A*koil U thu trunk * Inn I > been -pw erheSS** aaewntidate two kegv o' rum and ti: (pmrla of lk|uot alleged to hav,. imen f-.tind in their ‘•Qiir—n Alice." mine pmialralla fraiitelu Alter l!n-j:>*. » fa r in ' the rrm ;n- nl royalty, tn which rank «Mhe.v Jus', b-rn clevrlrd ni’e dill r<*nn over the annual Miring fsshli R gavr.mt in flrilln H i- “Ouern* of n-.ml)** ol Faria, Vienna nnd lluflapcst navUI'.d at the iu r:iu lia n of AUte. •-f .ante i Mo’ll en nmy itm rlly lie aeen whirlltig nlnun.l I'icridilly , Chaus or aUmtini: m urder-w ene* under Nelion'a erduntn Iti TnifalLar Hquare. while the m njnnly of /'m ovie*' wedding wkne* will prnhnldy he taken with tVeMtminiater C uthnlnil n* n liarkground. Make New " newmnda lllst.'lhutnea, aw nie of the ease with irttleh they and the intuitu net compunie* neruieil tho pannage j f the <fuoto Hill, ilrinaVnied recently that rrt view irf whnl haa hs-en done fdr prudurera, no met h Ini: mine ehnuld be done tn llwTraae dial.II'llllom eapeeinlly In the domlnlona. ki l t n te-till. the P i-m i ttv >• M ete for the tvlinilr* h«a appoint<d n »pe<Ha I rontmlttee In n ite ith guts |i ? henl nielhmfi for ettenur. Iightir the o d d iltlon id llrillah i'hla la Jne Thompson, a voral tort*t nrilrullm nl Murtent nt the film* iMotiglioiit i In. r.tnplre. in S rttirl Coiuolldated IIIsli School, near Hitawtirr. Okla. Joe U aniltlng, m her •vvon.-, to nlal ihe llrilltli •ltd r.-tlh sood rauar. H u mrn, slia»n n!w>, kuii three tlr t prluea t l film Industry In It i ilfcdi; t„ rum- th e Tulsa HUlc Fair. (arte will I lolly won I. —* * | I nk" t'dv'* new ncw-r eati n* Thla la ojHOity ndurllted ty Ihe thrtiirnan ny Ihe t.'ommMter, Cip- tu w it e At ii-i Atin-rl-an 1 n"*1 *ll«|»i»nl lilnlit lain IV. itiww-, Cmnmrvative uieiti- U nof it |:---*-1 h:i.<- w *‘l * ' ■ a p p f u x lm n tf ll' Mlt,wn» Iwi of I'liillu n rnlj who m v ,i : livne r ’liiuln I W tf ^ lf til y M -O Ir mlotrtea wHh vJr-tttffn elvlll ♦ \je h we linve to deal it - nriinle Aineriran filmH I i f Vvlll IHtljllia. SWlfflUK s-tfft'/hfi 1st Quarter Pei I nTROIT. M ich, s u y o— U-lik'Oa oiploi- v ur * * * '. party net r>rtiinr< for !h f thfva itmr.Uis ending March 31. of M r M T.Twt.'nr lilift a *Hurr wJ it* IJt'.et.rtf.ll ahat-i-t oi-tilaadiflg. T h u i I* t.V lnrgi-»t fit»l-<|Uirter earntntr» In llud*un'a hirtucy. it l» nnporiii'r the -M r n'lU.'icrik n il...----- with . low Inn figures: t 1.2U7.3TA in b-t.ilJU.3ld in llU'i. *-\7IU.fi. llttd r.tii I.W ikn.12 in 191* William -I. W r.\n « o j'i |n « of the votlipgrif, m U ill .u n n erti'W with the rrp o rt: “S o t. «tlljr , wcn» nvr ta m ip in Ini Jununry. r'ehro. ary rnd llnicli the luijtr»l lir* t nun-ter lo ln j.c * ever have kuo(nwi blit ufir t . efelit VtrtetK»'tuatfSh r» ir n„r |ifn (w’H h lo r tin* fH lf *ir» fimirsltlr, BHtf'** the middle of February mir planla luive lieen u|H-ntting at their top ihperi.v of Ijunt . -ir a <luy. >r It 'numi -l.’-.POO n mini'll, and yet a nurvty of 'U irli’!i>f u n In thu hnrel of dU jnltiU ir* und dealeti shntri thnt th.- f, umber It W i » l'K A t'H CltOI* UAMAfiKO rent eta, ttv re in today -MAPOkHttn-M-rr-ter-rl Many (Vunmar-I* nfd rneg lie* 'll Many thousand dok'ar* dima-ye we* dime lo the hi -Idle fie rg d pearh cr p hv !| ret le t -f hail•t-rm * th n • nit the a f e l ye«itfd ay , ftc c o n .'v t reporta He*-* n lay. Tli inflind* 11 I ream will I e an n result of the heavy |jiiwn|><iiir of haf it vva* brtlrvr.1. IIKLKN W ll.iji NKlVvot d t.ONlHlN. May '■ -leg for tin- first t n - r me f th.. calm whleh ei»-nei| her the till., of “I lib- in k er 'l i e ' • it lb" I cool; eiittrl. M - ' Helen W ' 1* toft the American W oimn's Flub her,, i-i i fliliry i f ext lenient -I- rllv t*-'« rt, *'* n'rh-ek Ih * evening for her perennial inn I" Queen lls ty ut Ihe tir*l m yif rcu rt f f the TAIU'ON M ’ltlN'tiS—I'lm- pro•u t* -I ntlllulioii plant eituM i'hrd her*. Fill'tirn K iting Service, liw , ptafi-i 1" 1-nnlp liwdent ail port nt Weal I'alni l!>arli. I'O U t UMAX RXOSKBATEO tVASUIXOTON, Mey «—(JN S) 1'iilirrman f'lyrir I). Itouae waa id l.n o d to duty today, a fte r Ik-iii'. t-ioeeratid fgi kilting a 21• |--| |J |1 youthi O ltm rr II.T 'lem 'ng n a Him chose. It- u*e u aachasing a n nut- nol.ll,, >u«--rctcd of m nniug lii|Uor. The <ar laid down a mi ki- m na-n, and the offictr llh-il five -h"l* inia tin- lu rk of the cut l.illi'x Fleming InsUntly. n-ei-.V-l • w-’B-t *-oVi ’*«»i -l '»0 . i p’r.'. iirought to this country . . . , i ago, after Mislin... .-it it K *t in r«rU . Ik . . i ih n foreign number ■iii i |c I adapted the American hytlirt. Now ntu-r right ye.va, New Yolk City .- Nut I e - - ') , | : mi r c iied nnd la fea« are purely Amertrnn s- I e-.ell orx.l In n Uilking picture, ‘My never be w rtuen ly any "•I*' " • |t i- pay’ holugically Inlercstnation. Thla la the o;iimoi of Until Ktling, one of Broadr.Ti/ * 1,1? tu wr.uh l'jyopeuna try to •t ,|. i t.u.d cur rhythm. Yet new r*t slur--. “ Kuropo love:- i-ur ctnirdy n i l v.-ht i they do r e t il. they go us mit numlierv, but a -n o it write , , 1 t er. Their hallmls have a them," she -ircl.-i-c-, "A l.i--‘ - I... ii.q u a lity which many of our •can can only bur.it into sonar" t r writei a eo.-mliiv fall to mhiCTO, love, sorr-iw • .* l-ejuiy, end then I'lnht.lly it i* the foreign inter* ptetatio-i, but thete is eomelhing not in the Amtriri.ii rhythm, l "Tlirr* have li - n !*-» snega. dltfcrcril in what they give u*. A* however, ’Niilrocin’ from Spain the younger irenernlf-m abrond and 'Mun llonme* (*JIy Mrin’l tsl. v moro nr-l m-iru la our frrm France, which hnve r«-me tu mtifir, I expect to see most Euro­ A m rti’ U find Uveal ns few i-f our p ean m u sic w r it te n in a u r ow l numbers ln w . ‘lly Han ihythm ." Ruth Etting of Br'tr.tl-' way Finds a Fcv/ Fcr* eign Songs Have "K ’ I'sk -m lv r highway implovcinent pro je lls will soot). Ip well um tinvoy In sirlnils of tilcwl*. tun. ' W . H. LONG MEAT MARKET 221 K. F IR S T RT. . ■■■ ’ ’ i .i .Aw, uch Is A Dollar ? - ] \ W rr jr u v (loimr it; worth ck'iM’iids on yon. Today you a new conception of values. 'Ihey will demon­ a dollar will Imy a lull out* hundred cents’ worth ol strate to you the qualities of any at tide in which you merchandise* or service. may be interested and tell you where you can buy it at a price j;ou can afford lo pay. 11 iL i 'Ihe advertiscments in thin newspaper will tell , you where you can make your dollar do itH full duty. • •I fidence i:: them that they deserve, and, when you depend to Rive a dollar’s worth of value for every dollar invested. th is n e w s p a p e r w U l- g h e * : . chandise in all lines. You will learn to have the con­ will tell you, by name, those articles on which you can in i come fair iiiar with the most desirable articles of mer­ 'They will tell you what a dollar will hoy. They T h e a d v e rtis e m c n tH I By reading the advertisements you will soon he* - buy, you can do so with full assurance that .you arc 1 * getting one hundred cents’ worth of value for your i ,***»* •? A? *’ Read .Advertisem ents Daily To Enable To Do Its Full Duty. . a - :v *■ ’t.* - - W o -W i -A • ' -rt*’ ■ . ■r" * ‘'.iS �I FVTB HANS TO BUU) OlKi SP0H 1NG ARENA THINGS FOB BENT—Low ly G a n g s A p t, with all ( o n t n k m i . Cheap to perm anent party. Apply 323 San­ ford A re. phone MO J . E v e r y - b i g t k i n * “ f t n t k a d it* bel i n n i i K a s a “f itH e l U n t . 1* G r e a t o a k s g r e w fr o m I t l l e m m m . if ix a t C A tx c m ir. x>j * -» * , , appeeciaUHr « - the i m i i w i n * - 1 it j r - J t*ti, ) N f *11 M a t m at , tint I’ a u m i t j mt Fj n t i . m «i j dm i John X Tiger*. ehK *w»Me a bamtuet to i f dhr KJO debuting tram # ow Tfaihwmhi* Bight at A t Ftimr'i— C'itL Cmvecity hn- ftp mart? I ■ tfiraf f ttP l 'fct ta r tnxIVlil ' f r f f l ' m i l f ' l t r t t *F A i»#i6 *' n o t Ik art,! tM» j»or dhr Pint > t a * hamtnnt * » - b .’.J Pwaabmc T u p -tt'- a f f a i t tat t u r •• a t t t a J»- FOB BENT—Splendid furnished bouse am) r a r e r * on SUrer Lab*. Delightful p iste to Ur*. MOjOO per month. W. A . Bayoor, owner. II. C. DuBote, agent. banr. bnOn nw-m'-ic-nietie k»j ttuc-r t ifKrihrctlbll and oemur*, i , hwit Ilia c ' aaty a ik b -' j tk tn not urv I W iJ a FUR KENT—F ire room furnished co ttar?. Cloee in. Appty KM E. 3rd St. FOR RENT To Responsible Peo­ ple— Nicely furnished p rirstc home, 10 rooms, S baths, p s s d piano.Cool and comfortable. N ear lease notify R. L. Robin Sprints. Reward. D ID y o u KNOW THAT TOU CAN GET YOUR CLOSED CAB TOP REPAIRED WHEN IT N EED S IT AT BANFORD NOVELTY WORKS H i NO. FR EN C H AVK. WIOMT FBINT SHOP PPT ears h e on any thine It ntia*. A nbone call will re( man. I b t n e 417—W. 9 Ball FOR RENT—Fire room collate at 2121 Palmetto Aren lie, 120.00 mtnthly. Inquire at Herald office. A ,R RENT— furnished lninr»lo» • t 317—15lh Street. Second nurse Ernst of Elm Aeenoe. Duuble fsrart*—$35.00 month. See Mr. Terr nt Thr Herald office. FOB RENT—Filling station and rrocery. DuInr 'rood business. ftir'i, tpaOnl litas | »■' llrliindi*. la ia r B r n p o f Pknnm ! r i l i . llantkl Wahl at a ana. X . X I BwIw.t Herald Classified Ads ReachThousands uf > ■ » ! . amt Rkahry Catll'Hi fptm XwiL. Spring, aaatv I *U ^lu n i t t-k ift an a tfaloCiiit t tain which aaturiunrd J j . 'h ‘* tb r e n d i t v n C k n a » t SI. Pi •. r-lnu-g, XtWisw t ’- s m e , 1 Fk r - j.-.lu. thiuntien t-iin s a w P ark . of Cb I into the lower prxe ft hi -aetj Ihi, tsir u r r •ffV lii' d t h h '. m il M H t* sef W t . l l M*-tin a»*t rum HAVE ONE MOKE OPENING fur FUR SALE OR RENT—& arret of land With h«u»* on d. DirjdiP Avenue. Also 20 acres in Palmer's sululisision. priced right to responsible party. Now unde' cultivatikn, all in r-lery. See NkL Zernovran. Beardall Avenue. Apply to foreman a t Herald office. W ash in gton J d d ^ O lU tll& N ^ phaftr glut - Wiiukiws h ta d ta a la*n.e BW» Is. dla fehr t s s < h ‘. ‘Smmaanrk eta -rrmwfi- ’> „ ,« « • » tie r * x iRtt a a am ilrnund. upon tW tsrtorer s r de­ port irrrt at thai rwtopart}. The afficuls hole punt J uut that Uuul. is nut jua-. m nl-. tnv m ow l u i . « i)ttiiitin ati ah hs<v built •I an ru titaliL * but tha: it .ynif-r th- » u Tony", pi-aliu t a tw» is m e |reference aver anp nther ear tintins uhutr ?l_fih«, THi y B iisn iii that, a . Bun a .-:uii in it , lull’ , ate mu t th - c a piudurt Graceful L i n e Of Buick Will Feature Lower Priced Car I I ml la '*1 with tiiftfJflttlw* tfli* jumftu I JiMWk like nftnuutuuiv rtnrerw Jm r TK* |*Wriii» ik iafstr* tamr (fwn Bundb a oMusatt Bu m a B■•til s u «• at It *1 tW *war* lv F a i t •>B pur-juk dun ttw l, m iu ri. wftutum * t thr Phiit Bu. hiirjkfi* k**aot *•£ tH*r tHr>c*»t lam, aseaitum. V* a junra «-v“. w. pa^-rnfir **f £pt*w h «♦t tiTi uptn t-Sr dhBurma' wthms A mtiy. an*! wtftp »!i*rir tp*L»nvlt* fur. lt»»t b v« «';i4Ju«Ktmit up»nr. WUmintk tai-eru' S rjhr «m» * 'Wl Tih> m »*'W «mC prN«w ‘J ittt H mi» , •ikiat i»k a ttfl »£>*r* Ita*** jti urntJt: Har-k| . a huma-.ii eriaB-uaiti a t - ik in nuks'iti r«int-k 1'irar wan W-* HiM||RiiMr HhitH thanm art liBOwlue wn,a ttuywn S l i m , V « t a a W e — thw MPim'ititfkMi murk itaune* ftif. a*»«kMwTT BiMUjW *•*« «*4 the f u l l ah u ll it u ail.MIC m*»4. i»*»*n*ki ” ta voter. Vtifc. rffwanu,.^ ktMtiS. w d jls b h ml w.i i rvn tbr»Htbiu*c^ L’.i vk i» Bihnif' b ll m tih w"ifimriif jam ?itfur fit *.v*tm ««irjnhrurw Churchmen to Select Gibbons Memorial Statue « Irv VlktaiHti ta* ttm ss, it. me uni .mo An** rri* ruHiiTf «<• \ ils n u - tm s * la n e tL lh n W « m tUw a u a m*W»> Cumttufin w 11 1ui04 ilttima siWi :i.m OtwriWh iv \ « . tt at Ja. L iWvitt’, IV B sn V T IU E t w ln r tJu n . il | Uan.nne 4 ton i- Ith tn x , mituit, « | n « 4 wtv wn u f i . k.tvur. fc. .aunt WllmUin m ■mm •Id* btlry * yiiihir STumninnwiHimiml -a* -n u n ,* , 6 i i. ai 4-urt a wouklltsntt* bias l,,* r ;|iu «s< Inna •iitonhip benuiUkausi , s ■f* k a uiih uC llu, ua Sar , ••th.’ *ik am uuiitiur, ilmuuov ■* W e V « A , «u u urn* auiuionniu w im u u it»m « . •• a ilu’ .mj til* uwttiiic’ *C a <*'**' •« j * awtlamami n ilumu*-.- Ui tn , « mil. U.. uiimiti ruin ttmOtin-i ■*,. W*t Jillti IIhas »■1*9 Of!a Wtuihw a i k»Ui* tsta e a l u r n i a e . > ldl< ’ lamia emu,ham., mnilia U Blluti tflilt din a jj)|)imiMU dh'•at Wt‘>r uur-kft.. alt w « If"' h Ha’s* HI.UK a. e-H if .ihiiil Siwu d ,ii young lady who w ants to learn ■ good trade. The George I f fu t that tW new u r i, ta N ium t *rw s.t j** T w ulW n *#£ f l t » I kOr$ (has « « w t Mina tin s w i m aniktt II» ' JL e-pniUdlh W e 0 ftiryl wtllX*ti W «b b." built lij 3 i k t plume umiusal kfu‘ e ttnupam B*. the ~mw,ih w>iaa> win 2312. Fort Myers. Fla. I I — A c re a g e f o r S a le th r-"igh . T- rn• i i . V n t tir-tim s. W a mfian. t lim* k KklNtattL In a u m an,( rtlebam.i: anti the aia,arr- F IJN T . Mir Is. May » - P .T BUILDING BLOCKS—Irrire ilo r form enir, stam ina and a ti n r t is v boxes and fenerel cement work. IQ Farms For Bent. Early t- thr butory s f x■» atitxeappenrenre. the el m .nt» m nio- rt< t»*e irdu- try l u u k i im tn* K Irarle Concrete C*. J . K. T e r TRUCK FARMERS— W e ere o f­ t» r c a r m anufacture which hat* rr*|liiriT *f th* ipra r i a l ft» wUlrcer, P it* . 3rd and Elm. fering for rent, tomr of the best mat!* Buick Iht- nut standing car h'i w.ts tm ,t *p. an,| no ji.urtwy frost pro!(tied land in Florida, n its pi ire r l u * . * i.l b i ta rrie d the roughly drained and irrigate! set in th* new s is cylinder a a . ■ for twrniy dolmrs per acre. Bos mobilf that Uuirk u In int-Hiiscu W a s te d |F « u ) * ) m jwse. f ajd tw r tn im an t V u.h*dui* U i . Ib'iraat a*>l F L Ku'lat Ckurrh. FOB |IE N T —81* n o * hou»r— so d o m itnvroi«K «is 1000 W. First . I t s . p tr month. Apply neat loor. |aa l twenty i in tit dribato- FOB B E N T -0 1 0 Magnolia. F ire rooms ami bath. C entrally loca­ ted. Good condition. Apply 014 Magnolia. Phone 320— W. THERE 18 no economy in letting furniture “go to pieces". A coal or W alrrS par Ijsrq u rr will do the tr e k . Sold by SANFORD PAINT a n j W A IJ. PA PER C O , 110 W. F irst St- Need a painter T Call 30A YOUNG JER SEY cow so lu b le fe r fam ily or dairy. She gave three gmlltns w ith first ca f. la quire e l Kiignre Seed Htere. TWO BERKSHIRE gdttt ami -n r purs bred boar. Gain* rb rs p fur curb. Hoi 42 S im u la F la. Hail,I H-v etlt»» BkkabmJt tn* ifaintl wA*ne- a<an­ nul R , irun a* ua Himu ami, an.. .. All! hifnil- ail uirR,—:>.m. Ilta n aa nun N*. hbi*- a.a- t t ailina itW (.Wia a kail ii* Si. musuhi, aoa-ai . wti*s nui: 4cii*hn rdt.-i, ,r BPbWi*r , be hiilip tfl«a t a w u i a u - »*• himr riiU*. ■uRik-taua. m nun wa*ai ,„fi i,,. n*,, *Jtn h j i i . | %*• ( |* . BiRiwi ia ahumr* tsm ,„ u n , | bar BHiviuj. . a* x m ;i g f ,., h 'L tA , I i m m m un i. IfM in asuta Htntl tu. n u lla h ih i nit * t , .w i-o i, u . « * * a t * d tf’ieH * , a. n»:rtMia. a* *■ * . ttlu n d l i : Hu a i Shi sm aw k ■eki amp i*«,|fe*«„ n,a, «wwte^ hi L E G A L N O T IC E S U tirtR T S K h T aeei a mtt C , r autn-ni'ic **#,, . f t w urlll.au* r ite as* ... HUlkan. ilia rt iiJ t s m h _ I'T T S S S t l*T*S -■■-H.-WH. u is m i Wt* W M -ia » * « . N SOW. SI414 K8S 4 1. 1.4 s it O P r t t st a m R tttu r. ru s iu i r s l i . » . i sow M rrp -t: u h f i f t r *»•*■ J * CLASSIFIED ) ] R WMM 7 — ‘a pleats.G iant Dahlia-flarwred. From Burpee's deeds, T . *■ W iltan. 13C« W 3rd St. Phone 223—W. or UA— W. BUSINESS DIRECTORY PLANTS FOB S A L E -M ock Snapdracoes. A sters, XJaalei. Daufile Bose Oleanders. Bed Boegain­ is ru s « t ie r e r t s s t e r m at m m . s in m a u W l'i T t . t t tn : e r n a e iu i. la — ib * K M S I* *4: n h n U t ' T i r M I T C U R U . t w * * ' . la r o b v . e rts tL s e u m M i n Is ba>*bf a n , a th a t I h t M K d .ra U a e d w ill, o* th e I s l g a r a I a r c . A . U IS IS . fm M la I p lio n .w a a la C V iia ly J a 4 e * » t p a ­ n d a I ' — a l k r h i l l t . b a r H a s t re tarn arr*Hal and law S M i aa ta* w ta la fr a lr t a e f Ib a R a t a l, » t b n U A M I R M I T V I I K I J , 4 * m * 4 . i *4 SI H IM ■I n , , (b a a Its M r . m ak * s a i f i i i a 4 w 4 b » aa M ) M h t a r a (ta a l a e n la a w a i wf bee ■ S a l a M t v ■U a * r aa M fa ta l* . e a 4 f a r a a M a lla r b a rg ta g b a r a* e a ch S 4 a l r ' < t r a il is. . D a te d ibka th e A fa r at A s d i A 1*. l » t » . I f A IC T IIA 0 > K K * A a A d m J a la tr a 'r t a a t •*— b u t* M RS. M A U IR u m - itrtj � 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 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/6014387d75cb9b20c43f89fd25fae210.pdf 8bbd33afdc67d552bcf73aa7ddb85e5b PDF Text Text 4 J* #W g Q p g ^ p y j* TO HOLD S E R V IC E ’ ’ ’ iUE PN ress W illN ot B e B a rred PARRISHANDW alterHagenW i NEWCOALITIO From D isturbing Q uietude TOW AGEHGHT 'erea fterO fH . F . S in cl r HAGAM>0SE English Open G FORit o iw M T BRACES Title At-M ui WASHINGTON, May F J o L ,'Ashingtgn , (1NS>— Pharm aciil Harry F . Sin. E a p mMoD Mn I7V e yr clalrt S TO FLOW * ' the bl* J*“* lit County D^KaTTon Onl-^itzmlnsrcrV Plans For P lant Board Probe Johm Dicgcl Take And T h i r d F l a c ... Put U^.InSpoUight ( l l l v l t L / r fnffulb'.'.fetllng.'pllla tod aldlng^aiek * ' prisoner*’, ‘‘ np ftingcr will be conera In! from the prr*». (leorge H. Wilson, director of NKW ORLEANS, U . May public welfare, practically un­ 10 t IN S )—The loiuisiana di­ heard of In the Capiul until h.vision of the United Dnughtrr* A split In thr Seminolr County WASHINGTON, May 10— Ity F . A. W RAY S .J C w p R. I t th M . of Confrilrracy ha,( gone «m look it upon himself to bar new*. lelegatlon on thr qurstlon of a (IN S )— A bipartisan coalltion of International New* B#t t Ic# (Inlrrnatlonal Na»W Hervie*) • ’ record t.ulsy as tiring in favor corn M i Republicans and southpap r men from the prison and proposed Investigation of Ihe Rurr (H > ff Correspondent) of “dlsciHiraglng" observance i in Democrat* lod*V emerged ■itate Plant llnard wa» seen tiolay WASHINGTON. May 10— of Al.raham l.incoln’s l.irthday MUIKFIKI.D, Scotland, NKW YORK. May 10. (IN8)— deflnl the warden to "tell them frem tb0 wldc-sprrad critlelam nf .In southern (mhllc srh'odta. The Republican spilt In the anything almut Mlater Sinclair,’’ n the publication of message.from May 10—Walter Hagen, the tl.e new llawley-Smoot ta riff bill A fter lielng held back- 'n lha The motion rame in the (mm Senior J ’ J . Parrish and RrprrSenate over farm relief, hav­ altered * * r«'»‘Cin*lnl hi* ruling. American eagle, enshrined of a compromise (oilowing a end prepared to wage a fight to firat hour o r two by tentative 1.. P. Ilagnn. I«ilh ol ing reached thq. recrimination Thl* afternoon r. porters were whom expressed opposition to rrsolulion presented |,y Mr*. force lhr ta riff upon agricultural liquidation o f Industrie^ stocks; himself with tho immortal! Jifferso n Davis Weir of New stage, widened'and grew bit­ rvinatatrd to their form, r status such an Inquiry. cnmniittre* to a new high level. of FiiRland's "link lore” to* th* market braced Itself fo r a Drlians expressing tegret th .t In a lettci to John M ris.li. ehair at the prison. Criticism from the Republican member* of the ter today. iln>’ by winning hla /ourth lomisiana tchmil children < had rally in the arctlon* which have Senate •and the prs** pix-vcdOj man " f the County liourd. Senator rcolilinn (announced that k)«)' Senator.Simeon Foss’ at­ made a trip several m«ulh* ago championship in the BriUsh P arilth declared, "Ibis I* no lime been under Selling pre*»urr lin e* RtV. Imy thrown, t-are seen today's action. to niiuhrr stale and tmik part tempt to rebuko hi* fellow l l t y of the I'hriatlnrt ('hutch, who would go into a It publican con- the Oral part of the week. Wheq t)|H-n golf classic with a medal Wilson said he had no intention u pass resolution- u ."-lig a tin g frrrnce late today with demand* in a Lincoln memorial velrbratdie various de|>attmrnts, but fn Republicans who bolted Pres­ will be hrre Monday to assist in for iho right to nnN»nii 10 apocif-' monry boffan Ki iirn of__2fl2-fur - tha_72 hola -rv itlne '‘Lincoln a t Gcttvs. ofJ kirih granting lu tho oil f»ow In.o \N W h h privacy !»••*»%* »*• •••«• *»» ident Hoover and voted with tne npeninir fur the rrw home of k._agricultural-aidiodul#*-Am n tha — Ik)f-Jiftrrn«nnr an4 -n ta jtm trr w m tr trrd -tw -rrn * ""0 0 ,iut our hicks lo the wull n i l •urg. distance. Ihe |o.al— 44*—W.U wi___________________________, a 6 per cent call loan rate re­ day* in jail for refusing to ans -ight for real existence. I am ga­ “ / S * 6— D e m o c r a t* fo r t h e nlro conduct Johhny Farrell, Ans* r lean open special ivrvicj* Ho .r nf the House. . ___ turned, the bulla rushed into the wvr questions before a Senat. ng iu u*o rv ciy ounce el inv JLdrbenturr plan had a noomerxnv r i s t wtsk. A stormy caucus w a. P ^ licU * . Up,wri their fnvorltet, rhanipmn. and le o Direct, an­ .nlluetice to bavk our Plant Hour.! cumnnlttv'1 relative to tho T ‘ a|>ut T W e c t . The Ohioan I* the par?) when the Itepublic.na W d behind ^ rouru.lnK lh lt ,h . other American who b d lit* field in thrir tight to uadlcatu tips whip and ha voluntarily aasuim.l ,Ju«al d .^ r. to adopt « M ic y la .> , f „ tho l>onir leases. He skid Venditions •ucailcU pc .I.” at the rod of tho second round, the task of disciplining hi* f w erj such when Sld d alr cntvicu the consideration af the mpa , concenwd. Mr. Ilaguti wired II. C DuDosr ialrltrap t colleagues, among them followed Hagen tu the Una, F a r­ ■ w M h a f a c a a f th e^ riltcU m , TJJ ^ u m ?% rry w„ , hr cue th , prison that font* sort a f ru- .no lolloonig bu rl mrssuge, “ I <u w pW p i a n t pick uP si i tit tun un visitor* * * i impel- nut favor inyestlgi-tlon of I ’" ’ r II having a 73 for a total o f IM publicly branding thrm *» U l E ll 1 i i E l I l F L f a l l I of the Ri.l, .L 'p . Tll*«n «|f r o n ,» ,. ^ ||)p w ,(, . oul ,ul||„ i .ant Jloard at this lin irr llul ni) ticut, majority leader annoumed . , f . v, ri, c , wh||P thp pitk |ng atlvc. “piuedo-RepubUenna." and Dicgrl finishing with 2V0, All new* cnnrcrnlng the multi- 'Hoplr must haw ninslileralion." Hnrih, aald Peas, was the one hat no al tempt would l-c made to , many of these bull, with 77 on Ihe last round. Thus, t h e last seliletUe It uile.pre’ .’ i Republican who more then ’ill bind the member* to a program ■ on tne rI J I milll -nalrv jail pharmacist will be it was a one.two-three triumph slit, have been a Ihe *ldr nrri- as meaning that Mr. Ilagao other* per»u»ded Pre»ident llnov»r distributed at the discretion uf in the ' conference W d lf. .» luiitly in rylupalhy with Rrpio n .f “America, which WBI H0t H R t n r ± awaiting a bteasing up - 'f tha h h to c *ll the extra »e*»lon o f Con­ money market, the Ward n William Peak. Despite the ttilude of the corn j #m (n acmatlve t . \V. K ii.u iu n ger.. prrfeiirnl.il, ami ■ itx-atrok* vkegress to deal with f»rm trllef tviison'a smuggling of the 'lews on the question, but I|. belt members, Rep. Hawley (III market inranwh I.„ being deprived lory fur llagcn. the greatast mar­ And at the flr»t opporiailtv. Inm s t ulteiunce i« con-trued to press” wus given u hands-olf pui of Oregon, chairman of the comgin of the modern era, if not of alt added Borah deserted the whl .• of the buying power whirl) would man that, despite these belle,'*, m iller, declared agriculture has have prcvenU-d the sever® reac­ try by district uHicials. Ih ry UiU liou*e to vole for the delienture time, O Is ugaliul un ll.quiry 'hat been givrn t h , greatest protection tion* which have taken place In n .1 interfere and literally Id him plan to which Mr. Hoover I* *o Back in IUM when the graak -j •olgnt bamptr ttiv work oi figolNKW YORK. May l i t ( I N S ) staunchly opposed. in tin- history of tariff legislation. “ stand the g a ll.” H.vocation ol .ng Hie spivi.'l ol me Jleu.lCl • Jones won hi* first time watrotu, Member* o f the F irst Christ­ He appealed to Democrat* In rc ent weeks. The uedsgogical reprimand w j. Rumbling of n new moving pic. General Klcctrlc’s new H-point the lullng tam e after Wilson con- aocan fiu .i it) . Hagen and Von Kim finished )n a ipark which fired the klndllnr ian Church today announced p'ans Florida and the entire Gulf Coast jump to 207 started thp ball r i l l ­ fe ir e j wllh Peak and M. M. liarair. Kh.m onger In a wire puli Inn- device whkh may prove u» bis wake, to make It a four-way, ol party Hlacord, and Feaa wax for the formal open’ng o f the r from Florida to Texas to support lish'-d jc s lr r d .y I.) I be llv.M'U revolutionary in its effect* iijhi" victory for American gojf. Other­ ing for tho hull move today, nmd, superlndentenl of district literally dalugrd today with sting new brek church, Sanford Ave­ leciai'-'i his lotrmion ro t u . i i the measure, asserting that they Wrstiuxncuse follow ng with a wise, today's sweep of th# flcjd In * rajolndetanue and Sixteenth Street, on Sun­ hsd been given |h,. greatest in- 7-polnt jump to 104. Radio’* early p. mil institulions. Neither hsd iU., asset ling " I ekpisl to Hgio the industry n- the ''talkies” , Borah aald he "alnceroly *u|. un) comment. They appeared to or "ui i 'g in s, whelmr it lui by wer,. r,-. ut.led t.Mlny t.y nicml-ers left America in poaaeaalon o f day morning. Aepropriate aervlrerroasr* of «ny section of the c»un. dip to t>H failed lo Up-el tne bull­ ported" Hoover In the nail ram ' want to let “ Wilson get out of it spposing roe uppropiution or i>> d-purting from the conv'ntinn uf every h'.nor known to thia chantpai*n, hut In *o doing he dldn t y* 11 he conducted with Rev. Frank try In the new rates on tropical ish forces, part cularty whrn pionvhip. The lust England coujd uiucill.g ail invt-sugaliuii ur t.y as be got in I.” M . Marler. pastor, having charge, ronalder that he waa to l>« lorthe aortety ul motiun picture cn- do wllh ita man-|mwer waa to fruit* and vegetables. hi xlrrnir buying demand for this . eauiutiun in the House." ever anjolned from voting on assisted by Rev. R^y I - Brown, A part of Wilson's statement Rep. Dickinson (It) of Iowa, plac* Abe Mitchell and Perry Al­ Ihit RrpresenlaUw lias nut in glneiTs. public meaaurv* a* he plcateii state secretary of the church or­ will propose Increases in duty on old cam paign.r quickly m to ro d said: The “panornma film " bus been ii* neat In tine at 300 each. the price to above 101. American •ny cuiuniuiucatiun s it lor.n "Only a baae class of Indolent* ganisation. * casein, made from milk; live c a t­ t'*n frrg n . ahead to 140 and M ar­ The dim -tor rxpresmd hi* con. l-i. Ifn i '.'son s lor lii> ikimiio i. p. i to. tc.l and a 'e ita ln b-aditig The climax to all-Amcrlcan'dpF ' • and alavea would entertain or pro While the Interior has not Iveen tle, hid**,' tapioca ami sago and mot! Slot irs, in reflection of tho! fldrttre In th , co-operation of ro uuolliriul re|Hiils base pis cua- niolion picture pnaluction com­ at Mutrfiald was reached * h * » n.ulgate any auch idea*, aald completed, arrangements have potato starch, which are said to Urge Increase In net earning* in | .vnlioru u|Kiii alleg'd discrim ltapany plantu IntrodU'D it pub­ Siorah* sponsible press, reprv*. ntatlvr* to the final rankings were posted a * 4 -yl “Thera l| na difficulty about ajwh been made for temporary seal ('Isplae* errn and potato**; black th - flrar quarter .of the Jfcay. sji. » that It would nc* s ;;u i).4 j« isn v nun against Semiou.e Coumy i > licly willun n short time, Inter­ it wa* dl*cor*Tid that * l(ttt of t l r Vqa me amptayiueoi ul w urkut lu as* national News Nervier waa illb'n r p^ut^iiiiBnalu; lr ■p». m -' w e , ' the brvtfdia# u * f tr a p “ m elais**, ’substitute for \lne<fq'4 points to tho year’s high first 12 finisher* wsre from th# , neertarty to nnposa any llmlla -lxi In tne an .l-liy campaign, mkn, "aMong gentlemen, or ill the finishing louche* have corn: long atapl* cotton, flaxseed formed I'ltuy from several un­ United UlaLa. Directly b«hl*d p reo of 103 1-2. . Iona." R rp ortirs now can gather oemlnole County requist* loi ,„■ * f-respect or Intellsctual in let- bren added. related suunes. and butter, and other farm Inter­ Mitchell and Kills cam* Bobby. , .., . - | information about the wrsl.hy •villi' tho Plant liea td urs- salu %> ty. or of lha alghtrat acn«e uf Opening of the ehurrh was nil- ests added leaf tobacco to the The “ plnoiama film” wilt nmie tellecual Taaponaiblllt*. Prisoner *« they ran about any oavv>.t"-rn denied in several *i". •bun double Hie menu range ro- Crulck«hank ol 301. He waa fol­ vanced to Sunday dti older Hint program. •lui^e* when Oiaiigu tounly |ir“Thera are two classes of polllowed by Jim Barnes with 303 aad • n | j other onlinury man "lining lim e." T h e*, demands spring chiefly on» w ile vntploytd for the seme rurd'vl l.y lb,, (teid ramera wt’b Al Walrnus and Gene Raraaan iciina—one I* lha individual who the event might be celebrated on woik. do'll.le visual ' tl'v l wlien project­ with 304 each. Then came Tommy barter* hi* v»t* for gain and for lb - second ann veraary o f I be pa«- from Urn hoot and shoe industry, .-.itiutur I'airish 's letter was is ed "it tin- screen. “It will mean nionyy—there I* the other wIn. torate o f Rev. Marler, who. wllh textile interests Industrie* whose Armour with 3tM, a fte r which lha ............. * *■ .r his con­ Mrs. Marler. hns Iwen active In raw m atrrial cost is Imostcd, and (.flow s; holds hla convictions? Unit p moving plrtuir patron in “1 want to ihnnk yof) an.| yuar. tlie liui k low j f an average the *Yunkt* '. I’hslanx was broken science, at the disposal of sum? speeding the building program for substitution of Amrrirun for through finally by Arthur Hav­ KI.IEAIIETIITON . T rn n , May lo a i'l (or Jour wile u, even ilale particular individual, some one •rd !p m targ ng Ihe congregation 10— (IN S ) A detarhmrnl of uni I also want lo ussuro you litre will M*e tin* scene on tlo *1 er* with 300 and Archie Compwhom Jie look* upon us a |iolitic>il from a hand'ul of mrm’«« r« to a foreign values. " I I I your sen 'to r agree! W ith me "Troon itlwut u, I f 'tie were sitting stun with 307. aupciior wllh a possible |K,wcr to work'ng group i f more Ibun * state militia under th , romnian-l in the front row," it was said. a "iti"irn ta ol your llourd. advanco hi* Intcreat*. • of three o ftlrirs today w ai rush­ " i Ins ik no ini"- lo pass r c iiAnd i! x” "- emplm-ixed tlust till' “The contempt which self-re- hundred. ed from the Klixubethtnn strike The eipen'ng sendee will Inaug­ Charles llulter nnd Minnie Un; lull, ns . mve llgu.iiig ibu v m i - > lesultullt pi ejected tOluge Will not apcrtlng people measure out to tune to the Hunter community on Hunter weie awarded medals Ui pall m ints but in my judgineiu l.e n» If tlie picture were magi"both is a mere m atter of degree.'' urate a series of seer al meeting* Sloney Creek after a d)namite Wednesday nighi as ili|Ulc. nils Is the lime lu pu| our l.ack:- fled Inn util l.v a nutuml repro. Defending Ida Vute for the do- Whirl, are to he he'd t i n t week blast ,b molished the six-room winner* of n iw lriollr essay nod in llie wall un.L light lor leal Iwnturr, Ibirah asserted their under the direction •f Rev. Brown, ■it■ It,nation contest, stag'd at the r x i-iin r* I am troing to use ev*.-)’ d"cli< ii as it"' eye wunl.l frame bouv of Mark Klliott, an wa* no mure subsidy or liountv who will « crilpy Ihe pulpit each Me-damrs J . . J I . flolclough, W. urtive niember of the United T ex­ high school auditorium vindei the •nine ol my im iuiiira lo lank u .i » " ’ne in "mpKnifii-il'' p l c t i m i f l t contained in It than them la in the n'ght. He w II also prrurh at both auspice* of Ihe United Mtui-i I lant Hu..id In Ibeir light I . W"o pointed“ nut, "tij»-ct* ji t a ta riff law which protects imlusl* acrvlrra Sunday. Rev. Brown hu< 8 . I r - k and Arthur llrnnnn nnd tile Workers. WASHINGTON, May 1 0 -(IN b > •V miMx-gralned" an I disfigunHl. Astm lation. ILmicXlde eradicate thl* drrmb.l pest. Mis* I’rarl Robson gave a musiral flea. The explosion was so trrrlfir Flag been stale secretary for seven entrrtxlnm ert yesterday a t-th o Calling the attention of tha mention went lo Kelly I’on -, ■|lie evinluol result" (rom rais­ “P ir-onally, I am hit haul aa I that fl'gm cnlH wrre srattrred years and long identified wi'h weekly Iun-hron of the I .lor)* Douglass bahols, Mary M axw-II have nune thnn I mi « r e - ing Ihe site of pirlurrs hiough Senate to national observance of ehurrh woik. Club »t the Yacht Club tea toom. at vend hundtrd yanls. Fortunate, m i ,i Virginia Ksrle, who weie groves In tho quarantine area of tlie '“panorama n im " were pruiRc- Muthera' Day, Sunday, Senator ly, Klliott was not In th,. hnu»f. Guy D. Guff, (It) of Weat Vir­ presented rertllicaU-s o fjio n o r. Rev. M ar'cr today extended a Tho program was In obscrvatun lllevuiii io i.n l). oo. , ......... It'd to include the following: ginia t»day pictured motherhood but was visiting *| the home of cord al nvitatLn to Ihe public In of National Music Week Ylm essay* of thu wlnnera will i«> suitilire Hu. crop in order t" Use of larger xcreena. uh a sphere wherein ita creatures Featuring the entertainment nearby friend*. Join the Christian ronrrcgalinn in he sent to Allantu to coni|>eie m stamp out this Meilitviranean fly. Ituilding and l"'-in g of larger live for home, family, and country Whether or not Ihe raplosion the regional ronlesl Juilgr* I have liiul a gical many y e n s ' their spec al meetings. Ar the were a medley Srotch tune* and with a devotion that transcends a selection from II Truvatoro, was rtinnicted with the labor di» vVednesdsy night im billed Mra. ••Apertcrne woiking witn in* ,t theatre*. sain,, time he praised his rhurth projecting - r-ptip-- worila.- ’ Tke f t n t at a a e ria a -a f-*tam.-» no oib(-r». MtMntuirtlng them f r DPdi’M ’ly «. <|neL, Mr*, l-cak? tnrbanroa at Kliaabeihton wan-n->l 1C—A- Dguglasa, Mr«.-*K. k Math- Hoard and w bile-th r •piarxnC'ir — I(ex*d"t I “ Kver In honoring our motheia anil Mr* llranan. with Mra. Co tu an,| Judge Jum es G. Sharon. a n a srrnis hard, y.-t I want In meitt. eabdgla. aponso-ed by the Y. *1- the’r effo rts in und-riak ng , e lough as a<J omnarvlst. Miss known by investigating author!* Ihe subject uf Ihe Changi- lecl'idqu. of o ,t,m)lJ we p a y a tribute to uureelv**,” h# ru n )a was tell )ou that the fly is thr wur I tits) hut they were looking Into * »*ld- •*Mf»thrr • love la bue the Itotison gave te te ta l piano select­ « d i„ , . . do "Old (ilu ry'i Greatest Glory", 'the pi *1 that has ever tut .he United "g ..o _ g ali sci- * . I nioial expression of the spirit o f this possibility, following up every lo lira wtSe award' d liy G. K. M> C iatis. To tell yeti Ihe trul.i w ions. house of the Holy Cross Episcopal ilrcumatancra. The rrsearrh deportment or varclue. Mux Ktowart and R. J . Meyer •Th* members » f this rnrigrrKay, princlpul of the high school. ar« In danger of loving th, g ro t., ion* motion fiictyn n rnmpanirv Church, acrontlng to an announce“ In this gracious presence, may Sheriff J.' M- Moreland aald Preceding the contest, George cat industry that H uiu it bus nn mrnt today. The exhibit is opcnel gat r.n have demonstrated by their w o e arlcrted a* delegaV* to the convention, which wtl| b* held Klliott was the nian who reported G. Herring gave a short addre.» b s , We work hanl and co-nia-iatr have la in working nn the idea of We not Indulge In perfect hop® to th* public and a corial Inrttat- sarrif re and devotion a finr spir­ enlarging the natuinl pbtu ie fur that America, a* she aland* ,> » n ia extended to all Interested it, and are happy in the acquire­ May 2.'l-2S at lakeland. R. A. several week* ago that a bomb on patrioliMii. Thr IJltle 'Ih ra'e r with each ulhcr." Cobb rcp-trletl that th* championIt", pas; lb years, riprriitirnta beneath the heaven of mother's f persons. ment o f a new and permanent *1.1), arrica lictween the Krmimdra waa huitrd into hig automobile as Workshop also presented « sh'.~t along these lines wrre intensified e y e s , will, with a reverence sacred program consisting or ske.in ia Kvery member of kSe club Is home." winners of th* first half of thr he was rnroute to a labor meeting and toverul musical seUi’tlunsl.y Die Influence of the “talkies." and subllmv, rrmrmher a* an evi­ ‘ eligible to have an exhibit op part ■I Klixabelhlon. dence " f her faith, )|r who enrichJunior Baseball l-cogur, and of hla collection. Rules of the cunThe troop* left herW fo r Onrn all mankind, and gave U* flesh Hlarkfect. victors In the second teat have been drawn with a view Klliott home to prevent furthri an,| blood, the pulse and tha half, will get under way Monday to giving everyone a chance for afternoon. Inenth of th* great and the only ptuisihle disturbance*. The guardsone of the prises. -The following living God. Th* first team winning th rr* rren had been »n duty here guard, rule* have been drawn by C. It. games will be derlarvd the city lag the American Bermberg and "Nhp Is a distinct and an Indi­ Mason, adviser to th* d ub: WASHINGTON, May tO -(IN K ) champions. Game* will be played vidual creation, and ' n (Ha empire I. Each member of th * Rtarip (ilu ntsitoff plant* which resumed — I’roapccta fur ■ senaturtal in WASHINGTON, May JO­ on alternate d a n after Monday. of the world she transcenenlly C.lub. boy or girl, may enter un* partial operation thl* week after H N S)— A group of textile strik­ vratigatlun into the textile strike catiled the torch of truth “I f all Frvart) hours of weary wadlnr I h r y ate scheduled fur 6 o’clock sheet of stamp* in lb * exhibit in the South appeared brighter A III NCI i<»N. Va„ May 10 — of a mother's sarriflcea to sorrow defying the demands of h,KnO ers from Gastonia, K . C., visited t . stam p* must bo mounted rhrough swamp land* In th , v r *' strikers, and ignoring the union. the Capitol today to nuke a per­ today when Krnator l.e L..II.II. (IN S )— A seething indigna'lan •In and pain rould be changed la­ with hinges on either whit* or. nlty o f la k e Harney were re­ ( R ) nf Wisconsin, announred h e that disrupted Ihe p’oe'd ex at- in thr melndirg nf her heart, % sonal pie* for a congressional in­ ruled paper, site a 1-2x11 inches warded Thursday morning when a symphony would fill Ih* sky.” (business paper)vestigation Into labor condition* raiding party, headed by Sheriff » \tYieeler t t liM l., resolution rat on of aubnidlng t" la y . Jam es I . E ither United R u le s or J . F . McClelland, ran upon a miltee on the in th * textile industry of tha Kendrii’k, 17, college student, vie out hurtling the prnh*. Foreign stamp* may bo exhibited WASHINGTON, May 10— South. f 200-gallon still eperat n r in f " " (INRI—Th* International Paper tim of bullets fired by p 'llrs al hut not both* . LaKollett* *aid he would call Th* party cam* by motor from blast, and arreaUd two mea win Willia Lea Chapman and Fr<d h'k committee together for action what they believed a rum-runn ng and poorer Company offered Will­ had lo th e 'r poaaeaalon a flve-gal* Culbert. negroes, have found «u‘ Gaaloaiai to testify before th * Ren­ on th* resolution Thursday or ear Ilea hurled in a Uriatil rem v iam I-avarr* “ unlimited backing", Manufacture Committer, Friday of neat week. Hearings or «*ry. Ion Jog of recently manufactured it d o sat pav lo ataal d g aretu a. a t* Jn * Tripp, white, forafited a tor th* pure has* of iwwapapora In The pair drew t i t fines with whkh lias been holding Hearing* “ah'D#.” th# measure, which havetoep hold Threat* of violenre were direr- (200 lion,l this morning In Munici­ th* South, U^yaqr* told th* Fadeast In a hearing yesterday a fte r­ pal Court on a charge pf posse**. on a roaolutlun of Inquiry. They for th* part week, were close.* Arno'd B axter and llarrv Geig­ ted against city policeman Ja m ti * Itig lloimr. Pnlire officers nabbrnt er. wh t# men. plead qu l'lg yester­ oral Trad* Commlaalen today. Th* noon - te fo r* Jud g* Jam es G- war* disappoint'd to ' find th* yaatarday. McReym Ids and Dejwjty Kheriff* La “ “ 4a trill b* award day aftansoon to charge* g ra v ­ CorantUJtoa want* to loom •tha Rharon. Thl* morning neither ha I hearings had been adjourned un- ' Harare I ^ senators hav# T t 'or‘ h ,v * dee "detaxeg-ririnreJ an(T ' J . T . Morley aim W*da**d*y afUrweea gxhlblU, fudged ing out of the raid, aav Jo Jg e aat*nt of ih* newspaper IntoreaU M Georgetown, arising 10 gallons been M able j p n i t * hi* line and ttl next'W eek •* m d beauty u fj ro*d gang aontenres. a of whltkev. suiry extended to .I .n. c. .lu ^ .,? , * h« “•* “ *,• 1 hold by the-paper and power cbm eifh fared road ..d . eWJMff (Malgn. The Js n .r * O.- Rharon Une-t ft**rer pony. c'-’t’-ert 00 days aad Chas pm in 00 ing a r s , women and children wai k a le and lit a r condition inquir- they aa f, of tlw- car in which Dirordtrly chargee coat Georgn 1400 and rosta and Geiger K S 0 headed by Carl Mark Reeve, ah i stamp* will i*a In th# industry in northern Kendrick and Paul’ I’helps and S Io>* Broom. Jam es O- Martin^ Lovarro la to-publlah*r with dajrg, and costa. Hff gave each an alter­ tl«rt. an employ** of th* American Federation o f labor or­ section* aa well as North an l T . Dutton, frllow student* al t^*wis Cuthbert and Jack n , t h . g * - t a > d‘ S * U - native sentence o f a l* months on Harold Hall, of the Spartanburg, Sanford prug Company, ia aald tu ganiser. boutb Carolina and Tenneas-e Emory and Hrnry Cr.'lrge, were 16 each. Annias Sheffield the county - read*. Neither offen­ 8. C. Herald, Augusta. Ga. Chroa- have stolen carton* Of elgaretta “ here rondjtiona war* reported riding. On* ef, their bullets p erred sentenced to ftv* day* In AMERICAN KII.LED particularly bad by wUncase* be­ Kendricks’ head. a vagrancy charge while der had ever been arres'ed befere Id*, and th* Columbia B. C. Bo­ from tha drug ilera and turnel q u n f s O PEBA FO R GOOD them over to Uh*pm*n to p#Oulfore the committee. kfungin. charged with aparai « thl* reuaty, lb waa atatrd. officers wer# released on Ha tastlfiad that th* power CansUbl* B. C. wileox, Chjsf of ear without a proper Ik WASHINGTON, May 10. — Beside* confiscating th * at Hi ball each on n homicide N EW YO RK , May 1 0 - ( I N S ) QUEER COINCIDENCE turned over to county (D fS V — • aad seising the liquor, the ».ff> company fundahad tha money for Polk* Roy G. William* and Pa­ charge. Public wrath over the trolman R- U Kannody worked up ”1 have qrdt the opera atag* for •^af th* thr** also destroyed M barrels of staylnd of the youth In .whoe* BATH, E n g 7 May 10— (INS) the case. PIKACH CROP B U F F M ta good. Mm*. Florence Easton, Jalisco; Jlexleo, “bock.” They made the raid after paper* aad “Would have primal danna soprano ot the M* —Three men witnessing tha over* c a r no liquor wa* found, era* ac­ r.t, o f the atOI thia sum la to y amount fa r pa­ ATLANTA. May HUMORISTS W IFE DIES tro poll tan Opera Company sale turning ad a motor e a r niahad to centuated by tha fact Kendrick th* fo r peveral hours, during which per* re* thought * » could Gaargta’e poach c n waa univaraally popular her*. The aaAal th * Imprisoned driver. By today before ao iln g fa r Europ­ NEW YORK. May HL—(IN S)— th * depatlee a t tlaaes were forced m ehty o n ." Preriou* officer* lay the tragedy t * th * docaa W per een Sin . Arthur Baar, wife af “Buga* e s th * lla a r M ajestic. A t the pexdes*lea they waraj a doctor, to wade la w ater knee deeta Ip the Ukm, by fa ct th at th * tkylarktng young- from Harm damage, _ dUdtai- Mat Papa UUa Opera Houae, bow an n d artak ar and a grave digger. a r, “drunk aad drhriag t# war, ................. * 9 * 1 1 Tha H tv b a i at nan* w u r*- pUro w I* w u aald th r* 91 A fricu iR p * I tw w • t a n ______ __ 7, \;lr 4 J nh Ru j H H H /* ’rti • A rfdSiTulticfrnDcTn'ocrats Unite Forces F o r S tiffe r T a riff Bulls Rush ToSupporf Favorites A s C a l l R ate Drops To Six With DfifcnscOfHia Stand O nFarm Plan U.D.C. FrownsUpori Honoring Lincoln NEW DEVICE MAY BRING CHANGE TO MOVIE INDUSTRY LOCAL CHURCH TO SUNDAY MORNING Invention I Seen A R evolutionary Step In ShnwinglNctures •* -- Members OfChristian Congregation Make Plans F o r Service Lions Enjoy Music Program Thursday At Weekly Meeting MllltlH Dispatched •o l l o w i n g Blast Demolishing: House Boy And Girl Given Medals As Winners In PatrioticContcsl M ____ Mother's Day Calls Forth Eulogy From Senator Guy Goff Stamp Exhibit Will Re Held Saturday ByY. M. C. A.Group S V e S S i' Sheriff And Parly Nab 2 Bontlefirwrers Who Get Stiff Fines 'Textile Strikern Fay V isit To Washington Commission Pushes Power T ru st Probe N egro C igarette Thieves Arrested v T S f a u ? .^ Senatorial (Juiz Of Textile Strike Has Indignation ls Still Gained New Force High Over Slaying Of Youth By Agent s ta r i.v. 'Tripp Forfeita ^200 1 rir.2 On Rum C harge ?-r a �lr;-& tl,. 17 ™ — i Cid.\ .-.'.'1 ‘'.w'ljio.Lllv , - t : _ T S te rd i? ! KeVaito D *« A fter PuU on Of Movie1 lliriller SOUTH EASTERN LBACUE Penaecola. 3 ; Montgomehr. 2. Other famee poatponed, rain. bourseW ithFine67 German Fi^hterBeing Exterm ination Faces Keaskins Attacked Sought To Give His B y Disease, Poverty 'fim e To U iL B o xin g 5t « ™ & A.n1SSif Y M l m t i N O By CLEM. WHITAKER Intem atleaal Newa Service Special Ceeraapendiat. SACRAMENTO, C al, May 8 . Burytd up by a '..eritage of glorlnua tribual tradition*, but hoptleasly ambushed by abject poverty and tbe ravage* of daaate. California’* faat-dwlndling Indian tribe.a today a r t making th tlr Iant aland—a tragic fight agalnti atarvation. Such la the real atory of *‘thr vaniab^Hp- * t at r i i aas’U .tlriope*. If all glamoui and romance a t It W b a r d Jn BrillU nt B IG F E A T U R E OF Style At Muirfield rmrrro m rrrn D irv By F . A. Wray • . .' > te n u ilo o .| Newa Bertie* '* Staff Cerreapowdent '■ . ifU IR F IK L U , Scotland M a; 0 — WalUf Hagen, the Amer.ran Pogia, broke all (omprtiilra rec•da t*T th* Mulrflrld court* to­ day when. h « -sh o t a gUriev** 13-34-07 In the aecond round of tha Britlth open golf chimpion•alp, an honor ho defending ‘n lb* torrent tournament With hit T> of ywtterday, Hagen flnlahed th* flrtt two rounds or the elaaalt with an iggregata of 141. Hagen** cards Out — 4 4-3J-4-S-3-3-4—33 In L - 4-4-4-U-3-4-.1-A.4—34—<17 -T bla e<pir round unpleaaantly reminded the A nglran gallery c f th* 1027 champninah p and the M oH a m I I n * ' an I la/11 Imaa nf VI r S I of 2H6 at hallowod old St. draw*. Hagen could equal that flgur* here If he averaged 70 for -Um M *wn round* Of the louro. am eat tnmbFnnrln>»-euch_an effgrt wa* no regarded a* alingeL**T plauelhle. . J U t a n r , lha Hritlah wer* n»t IpU rtftrd In the poailhllity of reeonl perftrm ance* but In the fa ct that, having l>een beaten liy an Amerb-an In the la a t’ five cbamplonahlp'. It now appear'd that much the ram i thing might very well haiqien In a alaln. Certainly the manner In which H atrn Iniim-d up thr rourae th a morning with t'ruiekahank fol­ lowing In hi* Mating fuolalepH left lllllii room fur aaaurancr in the mind of the average Rritnn. Ilnwrver nil ol the American score* were 'mi good, KJ Dudley having an ml In llie aecond round, whirl) w ill Id* I iii^ 'id of yeatrrday, gave him un aggregate ol AMERICAN LEAGUE Ph'iadetphla, 5; Chicago, 4. New York, 2; 8 t. Loula, I. Detroit, 6; Waah ngton, 4. Cleveland, 3; Boeton 1. New YorkTeam Gains g a g First Place In-Race ForLeague. Pennant : u 3 ^ _ _ ----- . _ NEW T O R *. W l j ’f l - t I N B ) Tkc-rW soph w •W Voah Jfaahaao have again dimonatralid the taulh of the ild adage that a airong offenae I* tbe beat dtfenae. Since alerting weatwtrd they h art had lota of pltrhlr j and It ha* all liven terribla, ’ju i a atram-rollrr •ttrek that produ-rd 82 rani. In­ rind ng II homers, 'si four day* ha a given them f-*"r airtig h t viefortes and the liague Ir-ri. At they nipped the*'last game In the lac-1. they b s .r wnn f've straight New" York'* aiuthpaw are, Herb I'lnnnrL^wa* knocked out again yealerday dmt the champ* noted out the ll.owna In the ninth, 0 to 6 Gercn-I Alvin Crowder, who trimmed th* llugmen four time* lari season. wa* the ylrtlm of I la hr Ruth'* fifth homer of the .-rear wllh two on In the fourth innlngs and In the ninth (log-McuscI who wnn Monday’* game from the White H<ni by rluutinr a h’inw tun with the baaei full, drove In thea tying an,| winning nin« with at recalrin JiE & Jy J ]v legislature- Vf the California de­ partment of nubile health. Reporting its finding a fte r a survey’ th at Included a study of rondltlona am tng H5 of tho Pu tribe* atlll aurv.vlng, the health boar admitted Itaelf power'*** to atom th* tide of diaeaae until aomethlng la done |o atrik* at th* underlying rauae of their lll»— hunger. Condition* Rad “ It la lni|KMnible to Improve the fdiyairal condition o f the In­ dian g r*a llv until hla economic condition haa been Improved,” the rtate board rnncludrd. “Health , n. , ' . .T.1” ,, *n , * . The B *,n“ his lrf •*» r nrf* * n‘ lM*'nt "1 f r Pt •"* at ***** ■ •••* |h* l* rl ‘"* ,, n *'’ ^ Nghl tutniirrin New York . P h la d E p h lf St. Loulg __ Detro't ____ Cleveland .... CMoago ___ Hoaton ........ Waahlngton NATION At. LEAGUE New York, II j Plttaburgh, 0. Philadelphia, 3; Cnclnnatl, 2. Chlrapt), 4; Brooklyn, 2. tjt, Lou Ia, 10j Boatoq. 2. “ n o im iR R N i.p jto u R Rlrni-cigfctm, RA; A tlan u 0-1. Mobile, Os Mrmph’a, 7. N A T IO N A L -IX A O U R -. trd W 'rsG X M E * ■^OITTTTMI f f ? R ?n .K A CUE Selma at Tampa. I’hlladetpha New York Rroiklyn C.r>clnnatl .. Montgomery at Jacksonville. Penaecola at Ccfumbus. AMKRICAN I.E A G lfB Philadelphia at Chicago. New York at Rt. Ia>u e. YYaahington a t Detroit. Boatea at Cleveland. Ritmlngham Mrmph'a ...... New Orleana Chatlanoogt, Chattanooga L tile Rock .. _ '»* * rchm rlir Ney ln r **RB f‘i ?Lr ' **• Tbey laea I I m I uI. INDIAN APOLIS, Ind.May 0 Police her* found an a heard o f lum “den that waa equipped with all the paraphernalia o f a mo­ tion peturo portrayal of a "hop” Joint when they arretted two n«gret on c h trg t of violating the narcotic* law. To obtain the drag*, she proape: tiara customer wa* forced to ar­ range the are of heart*, th* four and th* de-ice o f dlamonda In prop­ er order beaeath a red-shaped damp before the critical eye* ol (he woman attendant; whq . alrmiln|ql playing *oLtalv>, according to tl)e police. the 2 Jurers Arreste In BribeConspirac! At Liggett’s Tria! playing card and t table knife,'po­ lice raid. Then he wood pVacetbo white coca n * on a - hard aurfae.'. •eparated It Into aquarea with the knife and usa the playing card •• a tube to a d in hailing tha powder, according to lha follce, who aald that the rattling o f finger nalla aga’nat a door panel meant* that an addict had ahakrn o ff *‘ahadowera” and had come to buy. Police aald they found 45 cap- NATIONAL LK A G t'R Plttaburgh at New York. Clnc'nnatl a t Phlladelrh'a ^ *0 trial of W alter Chicago m firooklyn. S t. Ia>ula at Hoaton. Rajeny * Creew eB,-glteal gra ' m ware .uwUe - a n a l today on rhargr* c f incepting a bribe and bribery. 1 he r nrreata came late la tt night after the Jury deliberating the Llggrt r*»e had been dlachargrd. It deliberated four dara wthout reaching a verdict. Oakum, who U aald to have hung the Jury with a vote for ac­ quittal, and Creawrll!, who la al­ leged to have arrved a t the "gobetween" man, hav* rotifea-rd tu charge*, accord ng to Attorney General Richard M. Alklaaon; *?T . . E NS * 1 152. ■ Henry Cotton, of England, play­ ing will. Hagen, had n 7P, leavbig him high and dry o* a title However, the way Hagen wa* rutting the roinera to (nine today w * eiuM.r’i ] . m ik - anyledy take a high eeventy, If n»t pola•« me i»rn , many vipected that Walter . ... . . iii^ mure rot uiial on hl> way tioiite. In.tend lie au»talni'd (he Mime r are uml finlaiird tin n mid wllh n r ir .nl <>f no leer Ihan eeven 3'a an I only two fi'a on n rni'ror tl'iil will A you to it*atti at the elighleal op. portuniy. Ill y n i’ii 4 t ( the lent), mlpbl very Well hn>e l.-e-it n 3 for a l ­ ter a leoiuniling iltivr and a giod •ennui, l e pl'iyed n run-up that hit tin- nip, Imunded into the nlr— and etnyed nut. It w ntha f rot bieak IhM. h.nl run agnlnat llapi-n but be didn't i ' ­ ll affect hie play on Hie eleventh, where |i„ nut ii nice 4 without articular incident. Another f»',w d nl the r« fifth , thrn lu dropi-c-d Ida tee ehot cn the thir­ teenth green ami alnnpi holed Ilia fir* t putt for w-lint would hnvc bren a birdie «. The fourteentb aaw h in bll ntrrt-alv^ kliot* drinl on Hie line and Ihm chop n 12 fooler (or a gleal -1. Hag' ll iiltnlc one of Ilia all loo le w error* in |da>iug the flf. llitf mriaUR in irr t l U-l. ‘ l*ClillT. T i l t 1 lWin, after a epanb-Ing drive when he pulled Ida rec- Manager A. U. Km f a C lin t, drmill to , the li ft of the green. fe c ia l Howard l l t g l n 'a Yankee However, llegrii arldoni la wltli- ■ggivgatlun n the llrol g.mir nf eut rrply nnd lie hid ,n gcai-l one •he regular summer rchnlulr ,.t thl’ time, e fine rhl|i -b-it to the the lacy'a lilac-hill Irague Tura p'n for ii I. lie waa pulling for day afternoon. Aa I'nilnuiired by • 3 after two good ahola it llie the kiw. Ilia (\nh, lie . gat«r waa aUteelilh bill tbe pull fulled h> tbe inauguraUnn of the f net Inrliea. Tin n nfler a long In •'•If i f lbr aihedule In l r played rtrvd aeain nlu-n hr had a I-It »• la tween Hie Y umI.i t , Cap.Inal, ellee on hi* a m nd, the lull rolil-1 Cult and li.anl leuma, •hot at thr aecenternth, Wal er Kratuied l.j the burling of Ing In real al the I re nf a fc|ll. fronting n trip lint he rR rhid I ampla-ll and Hie bill ng of m to w'lhln '*0 fiTl o l the pin Courtier, Ii nn n V it lop, tbe gam • and alntnat holed nut again will- »»« fust moving and pmki-d lull of ern-atiii.uf momenta, liuie-h. hU approach |uitl. An> (her long, loiomiiig drive i"g h la |,i ibu f'ta t uml third followed al t ' c homehole. Ilia M-r. 'irillln g -, nn,| (uk'n'i- ndvnntuge - f nnd rollc-cl ail the wav tn the Sre«l.« in the I flh, I in- tiianla bark uf the giren from cahbh h »l | trie trouble - In p ling ujr faiint Hagen, earcTullo ailing pp the r eight-run Irid . Courrler *cthe light of way, ran the putt up counted for lin er of tli(. G anl to with n :t feet of thP rup to inaikera. The Yankis- run wai eeiuial m ||IP f ,f Ul |,y Gilbert A parti-an III Utah rallnry. Uauall- nunc- loo fund of llagrn, Wdlianta, renlvr-fielder. The I ne-u p:' G anta. Adams, rnarod a aiwilimanllkp irihuln as th* man wllh tin- new rhinpion- er td ie r ;. Coin rl«ruihnrt.alo|i; Ida ship rocord walkc-d o ff the grocn. rr, fiy«l base: h>hda left Held. I l i f e r , was mac hlne.llke tnday, in Met lellufal, heeugil biaes Vlalildge, direct virian-e with h’s custom thlid la w ; M-rriaun, re iilrife ld ; ary round, in which wild ahnls Kelly, i ghl fields Campho'l, •rr reclaimed by irnsational recovreoa, ............ r TILIlK N . HUNTER KAIL NEW YORK, May 0 - I I N S ) - » *n T piden and PoiMia, T. r. first and aecond tanking players In American tennis, sailed on th* liner Aqultanla early tculii) fo r Europe, where they will try fo r U>* alnrlea and doubles titles in th* British. French and Dutch championships. They may he d ia ll­ ed for Davia Cup play against th- Tea-mile stretch of Fort Worth’s munlrianl off!roe "need to admiaUtratkon bulMIng highway eddrh haa lisen en’lrtly rabuill ttt-re damaged by bintirau* last JU I, * * , ___ ' > j pt* *q *e i~ -VL?“'~ i ~*i V h * i ‘ Keeping Pace with Constantly Growing Demands fo r the "K in g o f Motor F u e l” f'AMRItlDGK, Mica.., May 0.— tlNM»- Three new ptnlraaora nod three v'alting Irrturera w.ll rpmito lla n a rd University in He|«eni. her, IP2P, nrrording to an . an­ nouncement al Itnivera ty ||a|l. W iliam l . d i i I Crum, et pro* rnl 1‘rofraaor nf M talatlra al h enfonl Un e.*r- cy llu-tm cr Sehml, w l| come In Harvard na I’rofracor uf Krnnnndra. He war graduated from Williams Cillrge in IIII4, and rrerlvnl h a A. M. and I’ll. II. from Yale Unlvi r:ity u lUKI and 11*17 rrapertivel|r. lie was instructor a>f Wat hern tu a fromlUlM i» 101.1. In Ih tl year he came lu Harvard a t hecil uf •hr II 'i-a rd Statist rat I-*'•»* itiny, tn whirh p-ialtlmi hr lent a"tv •cl until 1017, when he wens l» Stanford Unlvera'ly a* IVnfcracn of Statist ra. This SatiiR*«lay • O SIM I’SON NTII.I. LEA D S' ItUIIANT, OkuT. May l»— |INK|-C. C. Pyle’s bunlnneert w,-r« on tholr w*v tn Hheruian, T esta, today with I'et* Gavuttc. Soulhauiplon, England atlll lead­ ing the- |iork. Paul Simpson, llu,-. Imgton, N. C. hold, fourth idar* with an elapse i time of 20iig 41l. 5 0 0 S e r v in g W M o r e S t a t io n s TO INYOKK CAUCUK WAHIIINUTO n T May 9.— (IN H J--‘Urpubliran ieanrra o( the lluuar teal iy formally announced that thcv will invoke raurua ac­ tion >n an effort to drive the Ilawlry-Nimot tariff bill through to paa age* in the fare nf wide­ spread iritirlam . , WASHINGTON, May 0— (IN S 1— Th* Amet,can Gavanimrnt today lifted its restrict uU* •gainst shipments „ f airplanes le hlrxlco. As the INirtea Gil gbvara. mrnt haa heated the rorent r*volutlcn. Secretary of S u te S t in ­ son dec ided |o raise the embargo to encourage a ir trarel b,twa— the two countries. S t a r t f 5e 4» - P e p — A n o t h e r WoetePrp Motor Fuel now avaiUblr tQ nortliwratFlorida and aonth Alabama molorUta! Thia SalnnUjr, S IS Bloc and While Sherrill Service Station! will be ready to supply the demand* of raotorUU of that section with the King of Motor Fuel— another giant stride for­ ward in aervice. la Military ScL-nrr Major W alter Ktrphen Sturgill, who oms Irtra hi* enuro* th a year at the Arncy War College- h Wa-h ngton, r me. In Harvard -n Sep. tim ber ** Profeanr nf M illtai) ..... ..... .. ami Tart lea, rvpIoiT M ajor I- A. Cra g. M cj-cr Hlur tilll graJuated fn-m •*«* North Carolina College of Aericul.ui— n •HOI and the Untied Slatra 51111­ ary Aeailrmy In l!KM. Jchannra Abraham Chr alnffr Kagglner Auer, at present Rrt.f eaa-'r of Churrh History at. Tufla Cnllrgr, Mrd'nrd, cornea In Camlirblg* University a . Aaaiatart I’rofeaaor of Churrh History, lie rrcv'ved rla degree of It. I). )n 100*1 from hleadvllle T hrolog.al School, and hit I’h. D from CornWI Unirora ty In 1024. v e r Liggett, . . . __. . . . Wealthy grain mere ha nl. chnrged *r knowledge, would've- witbaba. mutdat. afuXunta*-Cevtloy r a s t l e o w a l n e .- e olngkaoa. -h otel l aaager, and - New Orleana, It Little Rock, 0. Nwhv'illrvChattaneua*. ra n. Chleagu . m u l T K i w thay could id * t * . crate the.opening meehs n law . P lv . room* were furnished with bed* where the "dope v Trims might sleep o ff the effect o f the d ra ft. The floor* were heavily carpeted to daaden eouad end the Interior w u Illuminated only try »ott red lamp*, according to the raiding o ff cer*. 1 . The reason for this growth and popularity is rradily expiainrd. The motor of your rar ran give it. Drive into auy Blur autl While Service Station nr any station die­ playing the Woco-Pcp trademark— fill up with WocoPep, and roniidenllv expect m perfect combination of throe desirable feature*— Better Mileage— Less Carbon — Anti-knock— Greater Speed— More Power and Quick­ er Start. Woro-Prp will deliver them beeauae Woeo-Prp doe* what gasoline CAN’T do! It* performance and economy account for it* popularity and have made possible eonvrnienl aervice to Southern motorlH* through a network of over 3 ,0 0 0 courteous aervice station* that dot the _ iways and Stale roads in Florida, Georgia, Alabama, MiaaUalppl, North Carolina, South Carolina. Blue and While S e n lee Station* are eager to serve yon Woro-Prp— there’* one near, you—drive in today— drive out assured of thorough satisfaction. K e c o r d ! K olene L U B R IC A T IO N I* c h e a p e n ! In th e e n d The high price of the brat quality crude* prohibit* llirir use In or­ dinary oils. Al (hr M in e lime. Intense competition prevent* the beat m otor oils from bring sold for m ore than they or* worth. Tioien* la skillfully refined from Cabia Creek auper-Pennaylvanla cru d e—4he highest priced, high­ est quality petroleum found la this country. Tiolcne 1 0 0 rI super-Pc* arylvo■ la M o la r O il give* aap raaa* per* �-vk T f v ^ v F v » y J l r7 r ; - •v rffw tin ■s pasim il w*w—i !>4ra Mi *1 nit u __ smiim ITMII 4KMU ___ »»•**■•• i a. jo mm n »■»!■« scait-T ■ v axaiim o a i^ t w _ Jg fo r— £I S __ jj> l iicax ■U -1 ■><>»' ft •..■- ■■ •( ( U n l i t l l M ll iM M U IIll •( *•■*rm l> *(i '■•< M m tto * XI»X -n ^ a t m m i M ( • . m u l l la l r a w ■ - J Fo r II? ' rtf* _ a column more qf nlmilnr ntuff, in which the Congressman lavished compliments upon Key Weal an "a city with more natural beauty and advantagon than any other |>aint In Flor­ ida," nnd iiRuIn pledged himself: "Key West dust-ryes. more than hnn been tlomj for thin community In the pant, nhtl If IWj-ak aro w i-l-L rl the whole rare your good petqilo over need my help in nuy movement, n let­ ' of. C n atu rr* how, And,pay their ter nent to my Wanhiugton ml<lrim will ho all lhat In noeenpraise to Th'cc." nury." "Of course, thin Interview, printed on the eve of the DANDELIONS (rial, didn't da the Congrennmaii n lilt of harm with the peo­ Ojd w lutrr dim Intcxtnlc. Cold ple of Koy Went, Naturally, Koy Want felt most grateful to C f ncri-h-d Itcncath I ho nuuw n member of Congrcwt vyho promised to do no much for It 'an found ami claimed hy .Spring, and whose influence,' an*a member of the Hivern and Har­ hi* non, bors Committee, might be of great nervicn to the rity. Tlx (And i prmlihrifi ■» wr inow. j■ m" - ‘] Khown that Mr. Mirhuelsun fully opproclaten t ha “ Icftac -wratniT-ir^ || td n g^ n ri^ H R fin jT ifltiiip n y Kiidr ioiows h W i o w r i r i r n H o . Im: to psychological pioment. We presume that evrryiiwly jn Key Tho Is-pgaM on Ih* e lic rt} — Went who ean ri'ad did rend hln plnyed-up pledges of free rounl ihe tnid^r'a million peat promotion 1W u j,iut where he hud hecn urcurdat "froeT 3iri*M ( dmt) of UianMi'l;" hut ,of comps, thin had nothing whatever Gold m ini ahont yoUr f« i t, /t tlx f'o|ible yumiell to dp With {Ha. fact th a t,,tlm f m t day, a jury jn Key Woat iritv'o if verdict Jof ^acquittal tq this community; benefactor. I F V<m HAD LUVKD-UK _ Aliy other verdict. In view of iHo ilefendanCa voluntary. and J t you linil loved me it would nol mngnunltnous enlistment un n worker in Congress "exclunlve. ly for Key West," would have been both npupprcdiiitivc and f hole mnttrn-d. ui patriotic, tmd would havo tunneled Key Went of un utter l.lf,. mi|ilnnnud, Ip h ilB r ruwrd. 'o r »»nm, of luck or civic pride, of regard fur lip; future of the rity us a t r e llu n l |K>rl, "free" or otherwise. Indeed, avo doubt not, hud the jury Drilled m ml. cuudrmiird thin |K>werful ally to punishment for the trivial ‘W hether hu bent to •llelice* or and prevalent offense with which hu stood charged, ita mem. flint tered beir. would have bean driven out of town hy the indignant A t love'ii fonimnnd. force of an outraged public opinion." W hither you hiioil my lip* ill "The Congressman’* acquittal in ascribed liy the press , toui hnl my hishd. lly J ravin I). Corrigan ltt lhi’ loatimoiiy. of bin imdlier-iu-luw, who uckimwledged ownership of the liquid Inggiige whit li caused the trouble: lint wo Hi ink thiioia denying-honor whrr« honor is due. The would ' ;Now If tho IrcM oturo M b I’a r ' n . . . ngslasi gmu*. tnovt effective (witness for Hie defense) was the Key West ol.l Ked und then Cithcii." imr. 4 A M irn 'iirria tfc O f J u H tic c k Ir’list lia* become of the oluithncfl girl who urctl *to mvu her hslr-rom tlng* to make pufl *tul rata? .Ktjtjuui in jualivu.HK Ijra/cnly lliw.irtnl uu ju. Hie rOHc of Waller Uifpell, wealthy NtiofeUilh- kotvl umifi,*'KvA#;<-Tr1A •many folk*, know alio won .a aititml lime, liun w cu rctlo mintrinl un a vIturge of niinKultt’oti rsrt*? nnXloiuriy in tlvr. (In flit* ln:(‘l* of the virtlid liuvo como niaiTlinif dia,tic ti l l t i i l l . * Hun. Wlio ilcr-itiva of lirilxyrry niid-jqry fixing, tint ilrtailn of which dymaf? reveal ti mtitemiullilo ninnpirncy find in n;piiKnunt tn our -o------------ r * iy i*u "n i t im no H nil depend' concept km of orderly ml rr.i nit*fvnt jr/ti of the courta. The Upon wlined viewpoint won me hint cunt on Ti nheHHCti'H go(ul mime hy thin travcsly de­ tw in e when 3<ni n*y n mhI oil Hi t mand* a IhnrouKh impiiry anil immedialo trinl uml pnitinhiOot l.i wnil!; (wo on tile jnw. incut of Hie |M.Tj)ulhilorn of tilh nefniimid neheme, ‘’A collct-o student w»« killed Sraiiilal linn atlriulrd lioih (rialn uf Liggett, the find dUnop li friendly tu .'le w.lli .1 resulting in the indiclnienl on a citurge uf iicrjury of lliu iolb einiiri. It.itll im,| pistol* und It tlir M lllTltto title of till1 ItllliS chief witltCHii for the defeuxo, Tito neeund Iuim divulged 11 d lsthstgid Catidcssncss wilb plot which involved the alleged pay met it of $200 hy Liggett g in * nluny* luku it* tollto a friend, wild id charged with having delivered tho money lo u juror with whom he had already been in nego­ . Now tb.it tin* time nnd place ef Lir.dy’n \.edtl'.ng ha* been settlid, tiation. 'nil.' Juror id claimed to have told u friend of Ligp«rl:ap* t'o iiifiir* c:m devntu 11 Ifi'tt Ihul lie couldn't nerve bcvutinu Hie rrmuncraiion Wux little nuue time to .farm relief and too wnall. For the receipt of n n'eastey $200 ho wan ‘the ta riff li'K'datlon, un<| nil of us only nno of (he jury lo hold mil for mquittul, Hie ulhcin can lire it lie a ,lyb of trilef.^ favoring it life nentincc for Hie alleged nluyor. } ’Hi i ■r ~ f l rfl I t in iliffic u li to m iilerdU titil hy w h a t m e id n l procciw cd With four rneu truck bill* introilo.e,i lii the leglsIaliMc pm a uuj*|u n it ||y xelf-red p eel in g m a tt r a n a h tn in Dm c o n s e n t o f P f l " ' h e - a r u r i . ' . ' ^ ‘ ' ' ' J i i v i y p s / i i ’n ia I f I fi i r l e r hln h o n o r an d h e l'ray h i d ' . good 1.1 IN'll.’ . V rangfr rn’l!’ ^ I h e b A W t .f n few dqllaiH. Y et tlih* m a n , n e n rp e n i» ii. I ' r * "'Im M>ri* a rihmi rt'p u ta tlo n am m iR Inn iii i^hlm r.s, h a s MiiIn mi ht npini hiiiidelf disgrace llirtl time will never effiifc, jVuli ilauiL.iimii.InriU ylj^iilkit; Atiyifilikiil niihliciLv, illJluuaamls of iwwapaporn iuia li h erald * Cl i t i c sllgnnr INat liud-been cadi upyn Tenncddee, hut Jiroi*wl'lj’ wltlluuL good re*ul(d,tfor. H Hint noliil____ nnd'Mill*! . ______ niilmtnntint dlute. jcaloiid of its Iruditioiui and anxious to preuerve it* gcvcrnnieiiUl 'Integrity, will he pushril to action that ollicnVidc migtiv not have lxx!n taken. Tenncdiicc no doubt The Taiiiii.i Tim et, sppskliu: of n p|op..-i d lull piovidlog n. Ian per recognized ilr* duly, and a shocked pulilir may expect early urs, 1 tenfenrs—Tsi,(iitiiicr'', **)*’ si-limi I" rciitidiatr nlfV ■-11*1( )il acl.'CVd in* ]luVcurcn Cf•11 • t s ip -7 . fonnlo panily L Dal-.n i folk* uini'i havo1 .HUilhii 111) llneg imi.li |.t ixcupy Ihu'r iitleniljn now. Cell! lux on Ilie leluil p rh so f rig. |III I 'li l l W illi I III' 1.1,'fgl'tt CllSi *1P* «lnmpi. tbaLwhen proposal* n* , ------------ o ut.Jr. tiimnlilr un li*i» ii.lnc 1Itif | nrh.iol* l i e n ear.! always lure. 1! in s * . Ih,.-*.- looief . , 1* r e . i-Hietr * iiulli.'i- g.iieiiiHy figure I lint. ■MIAMI flFU A I.il Store ite-re 1- d.oihlfid ineril I.*, thrii mrusiire*. iii*>I m. I hey 1 S11 N w iliti* f r geio rsl ions Itnvs «ry uf earning n living l* added I ul It a*r*.-. Iv linking II with U lltif liia n 1 ! >stutii* mm vvho J h - hard-hip* thnl tpu stiid. lt way Ihmiqili ndleg. un-sl lin.lergtt arc teir'.fic- Many sonic!loin- who-* nuril ir. uu worked lie nn i wlei Iietsptir In 111. ii.juudy go through with thrm and niMpstlonnblr. •it * ie 1e 1 -ful n a fte r life, n u e ku< rev ful ini alteiv fife but their U r K ntfeiuiKri, It M-i'iils. Is n 1 1* rir» Im 11 Ih-c' i uj pepulsr Ihst Ciilbgc 'yean-, IrMtO'S nf hiddlng llUie ap p irbim vr. lie looks Into lh-y have (hion thiown a gln.Ufir over l>b.(*.<sil reridlfCttmt*, 1 it r« lljfe fnt'iie end vising* 11 condition tin ttudrat* who w silnl »n a-allid with ilrOsd and have little w k-rtiu “our county will lie de i.d le. m tiil a- Isuudry agents. ■I enjoyment In them. p alliated nr tnrvid to death nnd delivoted ii|.\.*sp )is pel* or •hi ■tv-si The lieslth Of lli*»e »ludent» tnlr pnipn ty ilralroyM ." Hush u milk mule Tile Btnrir* g n ir tile who s ir win k in g1o «4 studying si a pinna) mu took is errlsinly not I n t i n i k n thnl ths sludeul whimv the *ame (Inn- often suTflVs. Their sifta c tl« ih H | ‘|b tnxpliv uj.t mi*ru ti.ihcr hi. fvuy g u t tinpiiiaa- tasks by whirlt (hey. aro earning ■ad Wet ll.d ililly Ib rlla W 1that if utu siA<wse lucky lo toa-ivu a lirolr ehpen,e* often compel then: t h i Kepriweiilnllve Ihonglu *nrh till lomn. to neglect Ihein, s|udjet snit-tk*.tlpng* win*Inevitable, ho wouldn't Now t-ume* Peon Gildrrsleeve 11/ are in eonslant fnsr « "flunk ng l a up in Talia.ia**ei. hut down Hi rnsr.l t'ollege and strongiy ad- Thi* of H u ibgii^ fsgv **' (wshoa h trr niahlt.g plrus for un immrdi- vl*e* young mtn end young wn.n- them Hritakte apu #0 gffeotg their *sta vsihIus In other k p j tnutc ■I. not to allrm pt to work thety t W r a l Tw lisr, ih s j. In a fts j prafitfitiiv m u r — — «J r - - * * • C.r, tliM uin itdlrge. ft I* for ) h m » 1l.ey iwy a Mgn pnee for he.I t f, Uuih lilluersIrt-Vs says fur thsil lesrslng. s ltr i ■ he MiehaeNun ra-.e desrlope-l liu* imrocunious srekts Tho idol of Fr-fisident ' Hoover a-dnr funny, if n>i downright p - knowledge to weik a yvsr or t'wu on thi* sutiject would he InterestU-(oie entering tsillcge er to ilr-m riA sr facts. The tllinuis txuigivss. Ing. Ih- walked k l i a m y through *n»i puixh.iseil th:e« trunks in eu* for n yepr or ro n the niiddts I a Uhi.I Hisntord. aa* ha did nut puma - |ut when Ikaru lllink* of the coursa ta earn fund* need­ hi ve m ot ly enough money to pay M-ixi.l In Jsiksonvillu cud ed for continuing In thr echo..', Ilk* rspenvs* when hs* sfa|tni. lie ] to contain I ipior IIm-v ll is v-is-ii. I c tts r ta borrow tl-u did l various kinds of w«rk for out In In-, not Mr. Mjrfuicl* ni'.iiqy lf |.|»*iblu and P«> it Iwd. whuh he was • paid, - but - ho tilings wfUi ths college "flanked" in German,. somot\ing hut hi* brother-in-law'*, In in glaring tha trunk* Ms ami ran* veutoo hs* been finished. It* prvbsh.y would wot Kara, done The.a I* much •rutsent to suit- hail he out been haadtr% laun­ ' I f j.h i* uwti r affegD. Ihe port this kdta. Colltgn courts* ■r-Indaw denied say knowdry fur id> rsiiowr a•WtUnta an 1 > o f liquor being tharcln. To ore arranged so m a t they ti In up working ns clerk fo r a gSm fiar of a tree. tW lime and,energy o f ths ax d ,en erg y of the avto tlw faculty. ■ |W ., Jtnl w trn fhg flrtidgPerhaps My. Ueonr ------------ WOUKINH ON 17S W AV IfiM n r l T 't . . P I P j *- . '* ■ '— ‘ *" -* a^*' ',A**1 » ____________ v . .. - f : * 1f . 't , - , &| U — r— but anon they will ba rigur U bring 1 ingg figures, done by th * radio Ip bringiriB good mualc to million* o f person* who prrviouely bod laekod opportuni­ ties lo hear . yooj musicT bi» field of scrrlce la grovrinir cont.naslly. W aller Damroach, a conduc­ tor o f high merit, ba» rcniffn*'1 bia poilUon with tka areal New York PhlUurmonlc-Symphonr orcnestis to davbte his entire t|ma to radio concert*. He haa baen civtng such concerla to school fbddraiv a time Is .th e sim to general audience* i*' > their heir w auerras Igen rr mWkod, ere** has been ('unsequtotly .Wr»* Dtatrooch. one of th* A w artcsa ■-phmerrw ■i y tfar , field of.aym phonie nroidc ha* da‘ jcidetH erakendofi the eonctrt hall fur th e .a lr v Other. tll»tlngul»J»fd m uniiaEi—rfp'tVilr?* .7 ^ " fcllow fibi axamply. Tcrfinlnnt fo tev ri; thy no Jm ni grneratkm to ( m i on — lam entations C:tll. CHICAGO DAlLY'i NEWS . .. 1 Extraordinary work , *•{ . 1,1 ^. . . . . . . . 1 i n - '" ' 1 1 4 1 1 1 i* ic ir ' CULTURAL BENTETTrS*vBY RADIO Congressman Michnolann .love* Key W elt. Ho jovcg, ita people, every'one o f them. He thinks the inland city hi* not been Appreciated fully.end ho,in going to do big thing* for it when ho goto back to Congress. AC leant thin la what he aaid the day hia trial began, a trial In. which .patriotic Koy W ait citlzona sat an jurer*. Wo, hopo all thin wan sincere and wan not actuated by ulterior motive* but, like Homer of old, we "treat not the Greek* bearing, gifts.” Mor does the .Tampa Tribune which ha# this t o s s y concerning dry representative with the wet trunk: "In ita Jnsuo of May 7, the day the Mlcbaclaon (rid open­ ed In that city, the Key Went Citizen carried u ilp u r-cv lu ra n , il thrra t a n * timl-pago head:j'Congrenaman Michaehen TOBi!*jp*^idi In Uw(T of nre Securing Free I’M 'F o r Key W A t." Thfc jflartnt** licadliiu BKTKHNAL . :i-Ui wti ■ w i-e ? mUisn.s still arc to exceeded. Morn ___ be brought to n y ip p re cia tio n uf good music. ; w *. ■ Classical music - ) * enjoyed by rad io..au dtrnrrsev Wlft. . fo r. the. first time In the ftistory uf music It Is brought In <Mrl(ers l a small towns, villages ansi farmhouse.!. The refining effodh of *ufH music is incarulabk. The refreshment nnd solsce which good music ylslil* tst ifie ralHiuaa.pf M S r fffa lts l« ths, array, of,tguala-lavsra, readily syvbe Imogiu-d. * ,,,(1 ( .Oisy'.bB tmagi Those peraupa iy(in snmpU r* « t .'.-S -ia a th lD k .'^ b*v ‘e IttUtr com prehtenslon of .Die benefits whljn ft firings- Mmin by live is it o welt il)U *trato*, tho cufturnl and artis­ tic pnsaihuitie* of the machine age. What the radio does tor mu vie U can do for the other {arts, fo r the Kieneea and fo r edu ration. Tho poteiHUtltien of thn radio and tha mot inn plcturo screen, under iiiUdligcnl and plogrrssivy direction, arc llm ltlcsj, fS S T fo r FlorW*'acfjoeta. f f r Here* mightily ifiptrtillsedaJd M ; tun tijink Florida rdn'affoftl to swell her school fund nt the espenur of the tobaerrr growers nnd manufacturers. It I* strange that when proposals as ohjcctionxble. as this eome the schools nr nearly s'.ways lugged |n aa their beneficiaries. ■ ■' Preumetit* found In Genra dirnte flh st thot trip 'b f Coltii lo Mlseover A m tfV k. r t * t : The' Interest ivtn m hhs retly fair.—Pittsburgh in sclte .' PosU • Tho Mexican revolution Is onX doomed a f eustom* *g^mt* -A-mh out 24 quarts of Goners! h ir ’s nesdetl ammunition.—(tel d’anapotls S ta r. , 1* THIS TIME OF YKAIl Hay shuffle* in On tired old feet ■And down tho path To a gtn len-aest. , . Elton J* Moughto^ H e ttf 1 ^>1 Where he site a n j alilvcrs A* he holds up , 3 o the mgeontty 'sun,' -r—■ An empty-cup. ... t , .S»nfdrt,T Ffii_ 43 J Dr rrovrlr nhmrf ——^-'"" ■ ** In'the leave* and dual For g copper coin* -*•.«*•» A moldy crust. —v . —* Acfordtog h cwtiraitra, S.0O0A 000 persona |.*teried during (he liliie-cold at dsrfi, Runirdty Krromr (he jnM t aaaaoti'ta Mr Damroach’a KaturAn.l hunger-thin, « l s ir nrgumvnti Tor »he e*U d|y evening concert* and 3;000,000 Dsy shuffles out rtf Cod. T v t ll can he made' Ju»t ■sehonl children to hla Friday As he shuffled In. (drh an tiy w ir n i morning concert*. Thc*c ore nmaxIlv E'he| Koniig Fuller — In th* Ccmmnnwsal— “ In' thi* mndern world," say* tie r. Jd h ri'ltajn M Holtnn* of New York, for rasn.plr, "dominated by "Michigan Is trying to r».estab­ aiience, there I* a i little, morn for lish ra p itil punishment." Doubt TAMPA T ltlE S the atheist an for thu fundamrntless she Is in nerd of a suitable* ulist. Witneaa Kimlein wfiu has sentence tn Impose on those who Iti-prrsentaUve Rmlth. stT fo l- fhe relo«imi*hlp of tobacco lo fur the fourth time refer to Just mnfease,| hi* lirl'ef in Cod.— Thi* world l* an onlerrd world. tttubla county, has introduced n Florida bu*lnr»X and Florida pnis- Michiirnn ns the flivver sU tc.— What I* thla order nnrl who e*U b hpl In the house which i-eckf a t i * perity ifhauld confcmplatc l*'vyit,E New Grlrnns Times-Pica yum-. IUhe,| it? This wufld i* » pTiTpoir of 10 'per cent on th * retail price it Is hardly bvlii-vagldr. The man who enn't kecji Ihe ful world—the evolutionary procigprs,cigarettes, manufactur.il _ Th<, old wnruing against killing furnace file going itl| night wou'd ■ rr»* U taking u* xomcwherc, •I tif.ecco and snufi the gm ar thatlay* the gulden Ukq to know how a fire has Where? And why? Add h o W ?-i egg gpplirs we?f rtioOgh here.' Inincil in nn tlhlo roa] mine tot Tho atheist In our day lag* super­ the school fund. IctfUUkure Is wise I t j The Time* wanls tiielargest po* ■IR ye.vf*.—India iiS|k II* News. fluous upon the scene.” fy kHI this ft r s it ln e O lM i. , • ■» :• * ' ‘ - 1 Hard to understand are tho i.jisrd blnw wifi B« d « slj.4 n 1 .!* • » f■ ■ , ;,nriV[ - - i’- — Igantal nioresse* of those who op. l^piirlgnt Florida IndiLtry ikntth 1* , -1 •' * l 1 pw r-|sfm r-|rp*lstiim -|ir—f'lmida srXffF prm ntTTreds being bsostad . V , ' :‘f on the, grown is that tho relations . f a :• '•* *«*♦-* » 1 'X .-* **«■ x■ *-■ a- »» ' .1 a * *■*1 . • »«■»*41 IwtWi'Ml ra gnal and laliar Imre or<t iiy.tead of bolpg'klcknl. . V,-»|Vi km •X — SS»SI• -• *»• »*-•** - * rta»Ik •r/'Mwfcr— ' too Idyllic to nee,1 u legislative rTnljadco, frtim tho Mjwih^'yf It* touch. 1’ raiitiiig the lyric, n set of Med* In* fTnirhla sAil lo Dai runInws which will express It roiil.l sfiu ptlon o f thu finished prod 1111 but puss HiIy d c'lroy the lisppy o j tlw leaf, mean* much to F lo ri­ m etrr nml would safeguard that da. Ueaton hy the holt weevil, m iter Uirnughoiit Uic day* to the 1a nrc many filorlda ta fp icrt curaa. tth tn industrial —expansion who v|lj s * Iff rorr ■trait* I f they might nthrrwi'e lead lo industrial disnird— * * ll already ha* In cei* are put at n dl«*dvansgr in grow­ tain other sontlirrn state*. , ing tohsccn, which Ihty will rerUn.ly be if- thw-Smith— proposal h.mld lierome law. lly the*sam e A t<>pi< 111 rurvry >»f l-'lnrlda.pdi lor nl pnragiuph* today Indicate* liken, there are town* and cities that rlnltir* make the lady pud in Florida to wlio*r liuhim-s* nnd veant of them the patagruph. rvn m m -isl life manufacturing |dunl* using tohsrvo ure vitut. The umr*t llilng about modem 'B ie st may lie nhlt. 1,1 wrtathfr Ihe feminine rxpomirr In lh al thsre are »o many knees, leg*, bseki, iseposrd III per cent tax upon nu(| *0 forlli, whose nileitic in ijlelr prtnluct*, hut it will rrlpple siirq n irlr, me SXpoked hjf thp*r* \^m..TMc first effect* of ia would * 0-e. And Anil the Itest lie*t thing iiinml alnml ,.bk*1y Ih- felt hy thi-ir op-.-yalln'*. pusure. it, on the other hand. Is that this |'whit ore not ul prc*r-nt overpaid* e\|..«iire i* stimulating femini-V! . . |„ T|(W „f pn.a lnre of the M fi vs.iily I" umlerlokr the exerc **-. 1 |{i y „ ,al fMi-tiirc, tint, tic. whuh »vll| m n.r , j ..V . .. .. . wn*. i , expire,, more at tract lie !"•». ali limes. IS the lime when ' ** -Iv.-S.1l ul l.'git Inti ..11 *h<ilil«J «Cit be Juvim l In the exinialirr. . — 1. - . Ihul is any wise rab u latiil to hurt Fight nut of ten feminine fares any of our industries, but that ian bp painted mid fHiW'derrd into .H im . rff/irt »boiil,l I*- ibiiJ i -net. I him; ySssahly a ttrs e tiie “ A C O M P L E T E S E R V IC E S T A T IO N • ,. f . , liot ronietirs can't lake thr thmr'i Jirlp ad of them , *0 fur x* |tv It will be 11 piece of economic nut of the h.ielt. the spavin eut of Vulrunir.inir flood Gulf Gas Ilatlcrlc* the km-e, the tuilge out nf nn anMo folly in which Florida had much ltd rending l*nllshlnif A: Washing Greasing ni- thr n e e * * out nf n wsi*t line. hi-,1 nut engage to put Ihi* tux Only teni|s-rati-, healthy, vigorous Upon I oha* nr and tobarnr product* Itoad Service Supreme Motor Oil (Junker Stale Oli I tv n r ran d-i that. Yhl* stale hs* fell the hnim or I'hone HUT .- 4(1? W. Finit Street similar luxes Imposed l>v other .Sitii-e l'n-sldrnt have S h ell* ol the (title chamber of rommerve s la lrs .t That Florida, considering , w . it w m m eat 2S1 K Ma rket F ltty f 8 T .» K I L L TH IS O NE SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP repudiated hi* h"t words f qm Ilavaiiii Ibure ore |ib»..|litr)y Ito nneoiiiu nl 1 undidate* for g.ivv-rtior of Florida in Surely there Is someone willing to make tho sat 1hire. a ^ Built by a firm that Not thnl It .is n m atter i f ony sniunint liut we can't.help wondor.' ing what the ordinary ho.in- fly think* of his hlliulous M id.letsuuean brotherIf inly AI Smith had Ihh-ii de feateil in Tammstiy roum-il* Unt September Instead of this April thing* might have heeo diffciv-r.l In Wiishlfigt on Inilay. I f 1'irrip, lire wivkl, new . m.ign ,ia r. yxinls uti.vl-ody lo rod<ir»r it n* Ilgi'Hioit in'l-vestiug mid Invtiuet ve of ell current'Am erican tHtfOdfiJU. wr will llULglnd In.ilo vn for on, thousaipl dnRars a tv i'lf ijii-t in I ihi m in v C r wifi >lo ft1tor nothing. I V - ^ L L Y .S P I U N C n E L D b u ilt B u c k - . J V . e y e * w ill o u tr u n a n y " b a r g a i n ” t ir e c v r r s o ld , a n il c o s t v e r y little m o r e th a n D ie c h e a p e s t. C h e c k o v r r i Iicmo p r ic e s f o r y o u m c lff a n ti r e m e m b e r , ilia lire a a r e b u ilt a n ti g u a r a n te e d d u rin g th e ir' life b y '"W ho killed Golislh--l>qc;iL ur l.lhu|ia(T4 l.iterary l)ige*l. vvir are somewhat busy rigid now, Hr. g u t , Imt aa -.«>n ■* * u . Iitw ttcaieil up the S t. VolentiOi»-'gnll 1 few other muiders in l liii urn we «b»ll plunge right In and *etllc this unrutian fur you l Jiirugi I>4 ly New*. ( »' Womrn nre d en lrj ailnilsi thr nrw liudding o f thr i-xul rlub in New York, hut (t d„c fulluw Hist lady explorer* ----a id.- shut lion* in the ju n th ' will mil yrl rtulla gentle-men rsphu in ths-lr lair.—Kxrhangc ) ., — '2? lh*tha A rv ir* (W d-M msurauu- ruuipnnv* .yir sines.--Ilirhm.mil T lro e^ T 'tsjjti Idle Isu’t a w eightr msUerfMYtsi oil- A acii-ntist aay* Ui»i-tf*wlV buiuiiit' belag* with th«ir IHiUW* i-Uias.id H la_.a la c k . 1 «. •?***_t_U tkJ lad la one f ill awoop, Ike e| the earth wwuld ' he ' lesseMa ____ only one million milllutith. — E x ­ change. >.f ee with Deun U-Idersleev* -awd pcthaii* he would be right In «t h | rgreemg. If ke bnsed hU pwitlon solely un lua own el|>eririu.e. far conditions were different 1marly 40 years ago when he m a tr lw latid at Pala Alto from what tb *y now at*. Many Toung fuiks will disregard Demi U ld triW ie 's vie* ana those who * ahlv h« exactly tfi da *0 with profU. lln llo o n C ortU 1.10 r........... L50 ............. • 29 X 1.75 * 5.00 - *.411 a 3.00 •Cfll % 5.25 ---------------------— A rartempnrary rvniot raasi* Ihe otHar day th at th(K«t up rush thing os galling proidcgD tu A riv J as aeng tva u* ■ .*j| *rv> f * S * *• .I t - X T i i S ' i a B i i c w _ . 3 i 1 C M y>a»i S*s*-mad< r (iw *• ‘-C o r th * t i rxiUPlTj in “ » *j * 3 0 g 3>» C l. R e v •• 5. l b ; " " 3 0 x ' S ' i C L ' O r K . r 1 5.H5 3 0 x 3 G H. H. -7 .0 0 31 x 4 8 . S . ( 6 p l y ) 1 1 .0 0 9 2 x 4 8 . H. ( 6 p l y ) U .« 5 3 3 x I 8 . 8 . ( 6 p l y ) T2.S.D \I’M" 3 2 X 4 Vi - 8 . B , — .. 1430 3 3 x 4 K . 8 , B . -v. S3 x 5 8 . 8 . 14-H5 1 9 .4 0 r" * ' -p th ^a U itt proportionately lo* P R I N G F I E Ti C^htrgJ Florida Service Stations 2*4. S t . Bssford Ave. a t ? ^ ^ . Mr.' Have you ever tried ihe Electric Shaving Mug? If you haven’t, you have a treat in store for you. Shave every day die electric Way. L D When you see a tire with the? Kelly 'battle on *t you don’t n r d to ask any* thlbgmoKplrautit—you Jtt^ iJ^ ttw l. - - -Ke4Iy-buU( Ituckeyes at these prices arfji h^buy.BQd yre doA’i know how lon^rell be able to o f t f them at this Ggujre. Why not take advantage of this opntrtunity to get a full set of these full size, fall ply mUe-caters? .S s A fa r d -V * . * C hokers enjoy the ^ p u f f of a good cigar. Il ti m pirating ami Mlisfying am) yet few turn who altayo iliruudvci c v e h)* • .Js o r n fn g know d*Mj electricity liaa made U possible for them to enjoy equally ax Well , s toothing and re­ freshing shave for just the price of a few puffs frotq a good ci- p k os* i n I'houe C29-W ).< 1.1 t >4 q irk d a x W cS ^ -1 .iu .» . 'I , ser.l . �• n ' 9 1 J A nd Personal Activities GIVES SUBSCRIPTION BRIDGE Social Calendar CHURCH AND BUNCO PARTY AT PARISH HALL yai tin tit of Al| Saab* Chart* waa bald I at bar Andie, 003 Myrtle — Thursday evening tw tb* pariah b at 0:10 o'clock. W. C. T. U. af Rnrfird •all with Mra. Jtabart Camera*. Mra. H. Hamky and Mra. Lb— UraMek — koateme*. At tb* raarlnmi— of the p a n a inn p rim were i-a rih d Mil PbtrrPaaK Mina Lacy Peter*. T. lr OTVmnar aad George lialm-r received tbe bride* brim * wkO* Mra. Prank Peter*. Mra. Grace* Ba*me*. Robert Camera* aad JA. Clair Cameron wo* tba i n n p:— a- TW Bee. Pr. Ctashy r . l k ik and v — tba recipient of a fraamd water color. Mia. B rt-r Paal received far bleb aeon a caret towel; Mi— Lary Prior*, beadr far law rear*; T. L. O'Conner, a tie far bovine kick •car* and^ Genre* Batmra, a law team. M n T f tL * h t r u 'w ^ aleh a wane tW boars piayeei aal w— prevented with a baa of hath fO arcb will Wid their moot My ■alta. while Mra. Balmm received Ikm I----- m—thur at 3:30 a'ciock Ml tba church. AU mewbera era ■read to W present aa aeaka will b* pieea —t at this time U all who stadted tba "BapUrt Miiaia— Mia. Genre* W. Balamu. Mr. u d Mra. a W- Gilbert. Mr. and Mra. Harry L Brawn. Mr. and Mra. A. B. B d e * . Mr. and Mra. ( . A. Caaarrao J r , Mr. and Mra. O a r tw Dana, Mr. and Mra. H m w M w f K 'l f t . i n l Mr* W. W. Rain, Mra P. B. Bakhta*. Mra M. Maar*. M ra J . Tall. Mra G. a Fellows, Mra C- Ludwig J i n . Mary Scbaai. Mra A- B. Mabaaay. Mra J . Fbtarhrr. Mra. M. Kra—* Mra J . E. Torrmre. Mra A R Mall***. Mra H. Baadri. Mr* Mary Baadri. Mra P. Weinbrre. Mra Baaa Adam. Mra I. K FUtrader Aim Mra J . B. FWtda. Mra Flank Brier*. Mra K. H. Bennett, Mia O P. Ilerndna, Mra Tow Jmrn. Mra B. R Tnkark. Mra. Mar* Mark. Mra P*ter Paal. Mia M. Mkkler. Mra Geaee* D m , Mra Fran k Metach, tba Mbaaa Prnaran Malta—f . Karen ret Britt. EBrw liny. Mary Baadri. Babbie Lm G arrett.' I b u W ti Smith. Maria Hamby. Lary M m Kalbeii— Baa—a Ruth D i b n Ira B Wnlben. Madehas Maftrm. Araaka Tnkarh. Perry Lm Bed. Irmnrea Dotloa. and Lae Am — a And A. IL Mate*. J — Part an. IK L Carrtaaa. A. B. Mnbnwry. J . R Cradfek. S t Clair Com m a. it PURITY AND SAFETY TW -Myrttr Nta*". * bride* d a b , which wna erynnltrd Wr# r m t t l , m bn— rid Vilb ■ bride* port, p m — Wrdumluf aftrr— Vr U n . P. E. Sirin at Ktr bniar. 1000 Park A m u r. Severe! t i n n n l i * i of bride* « m mmjred tkroayh—t IW afternooa aaj W b ac*r* pritt, a nb—Urr cerc p . « m presented to Ain Wal­ ler 1 Campbell. U i * I* (be afteraonn the Imv'KV ansistrd by Ain C. E. Adam., and Mr*. Jab* SmitK, «*rv*d * naiad tuurn*. Tb| Club mrmlxn percent were: Mra. IV. K Camp­ bell. Mra. IL U I V io n Mm C. E. A dam . Mia. ItaraU VWr, Mia. I- C. Biuartt. Mra R I Hh . Mra. \ p - - '• ^ • .You rightlyr Ai« in your milk iThen use Klim— powdered. Klim J.CPEN N EYCQ 212—East First Street—214 House, and Porch Frocks m -r A ■ ^ f W c e T ftV W a IuBr j f i k ----- : .than regular milk! i o T*. ’_ a f^ \ W V r / \ V jf / A ” II ^ V \ \ l\ NNV ^ t (I ]\ H\ V\) l ~v. SBoppen • 'A wonderful oppor* _ tunity to buy plenty o l chinning . . . %nd m a r t nT . . . wain frock*. Q ian* a n k thy buying again brine* /'V V fflR r x ? jou lupcrior with drcian for o n ly / 0 Brother against brother— thrills of a lifetime! AO-snk p<*fM Frocks tariaded la tk « fruop arc tracka ol —tort) color all li b Jap poneea—leiimnrd with S — MMBW Summer Hats N o ta b le f o r S m a rt— a t T h r i f t P r ic e * 1 Dickson - Ives Sunday School Gives Names On HonorRoll M r i d a r , chairman, win atari with Mra & BL Jana*. X1S Waal fltztaaath Strari. at S J» aVIack. Orel* Number Tbrao * f <W PIrat Methodiri Chartb. M ra V. W. Talbott, cbatman, will meet With Mra R. H. Bar*. 1M7 Kail fiaraad Strari, a t 3:30 o'clock. Orel* Namber Foot at Urn First Mribodlrt Chartk, Mra 11. II Chappell, chairman, w"U meet with Mr*. Tern Millar, Cnmaren A t. no*, at 3:30 o'clock. “ ! Ctrcl* Number Flea, af tW PC»*t Mat bed a t Cburrh, Mra J Brodi* William, chairman. w<ll m att with M ra B. M. L m*— W«Uk* Apartm—t Number Sort*. a t It— aVWk. Okrcle Number Rin of th« Ft ret MwwdM Church. Mra J . F. Mr Chiliad, chairman, w II meat with M r4 J . M. McCatkiH, tOM Grandt h * Avenue, at 3:30 o'tW K Ctrcl* Number 8ev*u af tbe P in t Mrtb^dut Church, Mra W. C. HSU, chain— a, will meet with Ml*- Bay G. Williams, 419 Ellirit Accrue, at 3:30 o'clock. TUBBDAV U U lt Theatre Group of tW Woman’s Club wlB meat at • 4%iork la tW tun parlor of tW ORANGE AVENUE, tllM.ASIMI Saturday - May 11 th TW f*P*wng n m l u r t f tW Ftrat Baptist Sunday Sck—I ware t> tW Wane roll for tW mi alb ef April, b arn y H t p u U K le tW rin petal record uyntem: Mr*. Michael. Mr*. R. P. Caspar. Mr* Geary* W. Ilnff, Mra. WUom. Mr*. B. W. Lnwtoa, Mra. Alfred E ra*. Mra P. R GatrWL Mra J. V. Jataaaa. Mr*. Starr. M ra A. M. Walker. Mra S. *. Ml*. Mra Lather Harkry. Mra A. K. Bmae liar, Mra C. U. Pearce. •Aad tW Minora Kdilh lorajay. Wild* Edwarta. Madria Ttnlwk lineal U d c*. OUnbatb Mane Bulk Grooms, Unary BarnetteIMea Palmer. Vlryialn ( M b ... Venn Ladyev- Ayne* Brinkley. Ckarlatt, Kdwnrdt, Ladle Sharp Cecil* Tralnrk. La ret b* Cream. ---------^Senior Giiuluating-Oiasri---------T>ikef: C harge o f tho Store and Shares in the Days Proceeds . . . Special V al­ ues in all Departm ents—Come and See the Class in A ction! , PRINCESS litre, alwayt. the prrvaniay hul m.dc. at price, ol lemptiny kn.net. . . . ami now our cxJlaclnm ol felt* aad Mrawi I— Subtle lh.de. d w quality . lop wiin pnot ex the narlicular . oalr. pair B w lt r 'k H e r r! M c r Ikaracd llwwla And E u U r n r a l T h an A r i r r tw ! CELERY,DAIRY Grace Clark. Mary N. Smith. W I— Packard. Oulda Whddna. Ilriea llarkey. Mtaai*. Stewart. B e ­ lie Buyer aad Auynata FWtrber. Also Jamev Heavy Chap—. Boo­ by Krit* Board, M lWr Wittiami JimmU Michael. McKay TruWk Ed llarkey. Clan are Alexander Edward Bella. J . IK Abeam* James Taw. Sid— y M x, J~*p h Cuaa a c , Warren OJbaaa. C u n TW Baciil Department of tW Job—aa. M e e t Steele. Bubert Woman', fla b will anttelairf at Stanley. Stewart Cnichei. J . V. bride* *1 3:30 a'ciock la tW club Jakaaaa. James MeOaaleK S. J r»*mi with M ra M. Kruaaa aad M ra Mark Nawama — haataaae*. 8atarda,. V. IL CL A. 8 lamp (Tah E x ­ hibit. at tb* Episcopal Parbb Hauao from. 1:30 o'clock to 3 o'­ clock. • POULTRY \ GREAT FUN FEAST SHOW—RE SURE TO TAKE IT IN Itaddy Ratfrrw— Naiwt P O E C B U 8 T I S M A R K B O U B L B - q U IC M W IT H 8 H O W T I M fa rro H la “Synnipallnn FARMS IM E B 1 1 F T 2000 Acres of Astor Seminole H igh P.T.A Farms On West Side Holds Last Meeting in tractM o f ten acres or more, strong flowing wells. Successful farm ers with or without cash, are Invited to inspect these mlllras. I m lands. Reasonable restrictions to insure o t f J» W best farm ing community. Owner will cooperate with reliable pur< chasers. LOW EST PRICES and TERM S QUICK PASTRY Lobby Valdez Hotel, Sanford Daily From 1 -3 P. M. M L .♦* I HOME TELEPHONE 8508 ORLANDO �tm paeyA ndL a B a rba ■er F ro m A fflic tio n s By Dtrte J . Wateh (MBaaat New# | N n k f) t T O R * ^ u T > 10—Jack Ut*r hi* Hjmplmm were dtegno*#d rtm , ha aald. Th* propoe*d aygtem 1*00,000,000; :« i (nflo em * and <pkar- 1 1 Th# lilt pf caiUlltl** ind a further addition In th* p*r- he Inclined to doubt th* fact (hat »en of Jack Fagaty, th* promoter tomorrow U th* day after tad*7 . man. Nothin* *«clout, Juu a head- Thte matter really ought to be ache. Tb* ailment la more or baa open to qtwattoir with a man Ilka chronic, U r. FSiguy having eon- Fugaty. Ha hasn't barn right traced It In th* performance of •lira tha yach *f tha b% win* In Ireland. hi* duty, which conalata of ataad It aH goaa bath W> th*' Uam of In* perfect^ atm whlla th# boaMr, Jam** J . Tunney, who I* in* profration Itr frnrral ran* under altwd t* bo dbteatty to u t­ around and around and around ed to Gen* T*nn*y, tb# prlie him. UlUpatalr, twcnrrent aptU* of dbalnea* aril* him and ha fa fighter, Fugmy «*d Tnnney held repeated confer*neoe behind closed ted away by kind frirada. Ill* condition ha* brrn tome- d*ora. retettv* to a world'* heavywhat Irrproved lately hot. late weight ebamplonahlp< fight and. ta n Wight ha **tf«ia j w pttepaa. Someone had told him that the Loughrma-tlraddack. flcht.Jor.tlvt light li**»j w ight eteangteMhlartrtuaDy had been cloaad by the MedIton 8<]uarc Garden -Corpora­ tion, * atat* of affalra which found tha gentleman atandht* cm wfll aei eon pel# V:th «UG ng ah route* h it’ will mwwly tr:n»porl th * omfl «v#.* th* ffajlf o- Lltchft*Id raid th* company wUl a rt building It* flrtu d rlgild* toon ■* Cnmnm* uthnrteaa It* mail contract. * , fire* 1550,000,000; hrir * accident* * * 40,030,000; Indu*t:lal accU m lt 1 1 JW0.000,0* 0. " f o e '* ! cost*,*’ If they could be Ing repaired. ratlin itrd. would Inerraae th * to­ Ktull* aaw ha* 1 te . figure greatly.—Ban Francteco plan* tending field. Chronicle. Hoover Hears About Proposed A<r Lines W "better tan*" of Merita . . . high quality ingredient*, **part blending and baking and the "m y-fmlunm" o f tbi* yood bread. Try it . . . tbea yea'll know. FRESH DAILY from yoar grocer. overs PIGGLY THERE'S A DIFFERENCE THAT ARRESTS YOUR INTEREST. MENTYOU TOUCH THE PiOGhY;WiOGLY TURNSTUB.-----J ; '1 AT*' * J iT THE j * • YOU ARE IN A FOOD REALM ALL YOUR OWN. RELAX AND CHOOSE —SELECT BY YOURSELF THE FOODS YOU WISH TO HUY. CAL. ICEBERG LARGE HEADS . FANCY IMPORTED, LARGE SIZE LETTUCE 1 2 % ; LEMONSDoz. 3 LBS. AUSTRALIAN BROWN 4 LBS. LARflB YELLOW 14/ ONIONS UNDER TODAYS MARKET N O .l New W hite , Potatoes 10Lb»35/ WISCONSIN DAISY CHEESE BANANAS SUNSET GOLD Lb. 29/ BUTTER t b . 4 9 * IT! V. C. QUALITY Jello 3 Pk8a- Tuna Fish 3 FOR RITTER'S Pork & Beans 2 5 / P and G R o # e t# J and p eck ed In m od ern plant* In lloMon, New York, Phila­ delphia, Chic ago, and Jack k m . Uia 1 They had learned o f La Touraine in the dining rooms o f good hotels* in fam ous restaurants an d on the d in ers d f e x tra fare trains, where more o f this fam ous coffee is served than any other brand. I f you go there, you will sec the spotless automatic roasters which slowly roast the green coffee to a golden brown. And the almost human machines which pack and seal without the help o f human hands. —1 ....... —...... — La Touraine Radio Concerts • • 1* They were delighted with its rich, satisfying quality, and wanted to serve it in their own homes. So now—in Jacksonville— La T ouraine Coffee is blended and roasted for the people o f the South. go o a th# air W e d a e e ja * evening, at A.IO. Eaatem Standard Tim e, from the follow In* Mellon. 1 WEAF N ew Y o rk WEEI B oston WGY Schenectady WCSH Portland WGR Buffalo WTAG WJAR WTAM W JA X WCAE Pittsburgh W o rcester Providence Cleveland Jacksonville WT1C H artford WWJ D etroit ' WHAS Louisville WSI A tlan ta WSM Nashville FOR NO. 2 GI.YNDON Pea* 2 For 2 5 / You will hear about the famous LaTouraine secret formula, known only to a handful o f men, whith gives La Tourainc its matchless, never-changing quality and delightful flavor. :--------- Salt 3 pksf»* SOAP 3 QUART SWEET MIXED THOUSANDS o f. Southern friends wanted La Tourainc Coffee to come to the South. MYLES B. CENTS BLUB ROSE RICE 5 Lfa. 2 5 / But you can learn die moat important facts about La Touraine by serving it for breakfast tomorrow morning. A il the riches o f southern sunshine — fall flavor and appetizing fra­ grance — are waiting to delight you. Pears 2 F»r 2 7 / 118 Magnolia A m * T.IL Landgwiek. Mgr. 4OS Sanford Am J. Du Cochran, Mgr. FIRST Y o u r d e a le r has* L a Touraine Coffee in tins, or he will be pleased to get it for. you. C H O IC E W E S T E R N ' B E E F - P O R K :V E A L - L A M B COMPOUND 1 LBS. fo WHITE LARD 25* BACON m W. S. Quinby BEEF a Boston 1 ( New Y ork Jacksonville Philadelphia VEAL LEG Chicago You might as well have die best,. 1% il> * 4 *'■ j J'c - ■<*! 3* ^ »>cz 1 f *• r 1. f �I 1 S a n fo rd D a lly Cask k . Tanas: Advaam ra ta * oa re p e a t. i T O M eridian. ,h » » t« n rfV iu'i*h »u||-’t . * | MM > T t * H .O IIM M ■it a ...... Ail. ix.fco.t o n fiu tn : tv. JtixKH A. Vl«H»l>. known i l l v te . tiAiutNKU h[' S A N rO tD DRUG CO. Wa Deliver.—Phono 225 1*. N \ N IP PE R Hlgna o f oil j kind*, la Sanford ria n t and . Wall Payer Op. Phone 903. FOR RENT Five room furnlshi-xl cottng.-. CIo*c’ in. Apply MfJ E. 3rd HI. FOR RENT To Ri-sponaltdc P*o..B lr —Nicely furnished private K M . 10 nmms. 'J With*, grand [ f t A 0 *1* u < F o u n d ptani-.Cool and comfortable. Near ' m *0 « T —-Hninll, hr»»wn mart* mul/* 1-ahf. Fixe luiuulr* front down­ /I T ln d ff h1*nia miftifir 11 1. R alJa. town dliD lrt. II. II. ).aw*<iu, till! Union Avc. Ncnr C^rLUin Ilpun. Elder Springs. Reward. (Tliurch, : j l — A u to n »g j*i« FUR RENT Six nx'in house-mmlrrn runvrnicni-r.x. 10t?B--W. s! DODGE I p i i L - r t car* and Graham truck*. F lr*t • <15. p -t’ month. Apply nevt | j Elm and I3th Ktrrol, Phone 3. door. ’ (j— M tscelln m aiu s ~ w ^ asai young lady who xxai I- I i b*:irn * good (ro d e . A p p ly t •> f o r e i u m j l Hi raid uffUe. mi- in . m ul ;h •»ril I I I iit l t l . II !■«•»* M - k IS C — P L A N T S l- S V L k ^ -Z in n ia p la n ts , G ia n t |b lia -flr > *-ir e -d . F r o m I t u r p i - * '* ft T. r wds-ui, t r ,| S t . P l r n ft r 22,7 — w r:.--i w. . or 160. — W . $ A H W -> - A - m r f t r u c k c h e a p . I P h o n e 123 — W . o r P . a Bo* F o r Hale M - Wh . BB-. W i l l i a m * , 73 * G William*. 73* Qo o d D a y t o o * B i m h . 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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, May 10, 1929 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 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