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Woman TrysSuicide
Following: News 0 f
Gilbert’s M arriage

linistration Backa Seek ToPrevent
irtherModification
* International New* IWrrire
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S taff Oacte a n— dmrt.

WASHINGTON, May 11—
-The Senate having twice re­
buffed . Prealdent Hoover in
* the farm battle, admlnlatra*
1 tlon forces today were rally­
ing their rauka to aave the
new Hover-approved farm
relief bill front further modi:ion a t the hands of the
locretic-lnaurgent coellS f t i r adoptlag the export de­
benture plan, which Mr. Hoover
thoroughly dlaapproved, the Ren(U alathed o at of th* bill a pro­
&gt;it low propoalng to give the
PigM lent the extraordinary pow*i
AtVlriaonally fixing the salary nf
............ T erm board.
Nothing quit* like thla power ha*
ever been givet, a prealdent and
U e Senate coalition of Democrat!
and 'Insurgent* denied It to Mr.
Thla action hi Itaelf, did not
alarm adm lnlatrotloa leadei a *■&gt;
much aa Iti significance. They In.
trrreted It • • manning tha adminl*1ration, daiplta Ila g reat "paper"
majority
m ajorlle In tha
the Senate haa lost
rontro) o, th a t branch of Congreaa to the eld Democratic- in• urgent alliance. Just a* It did In
tha Sevantieth Congress when the
Republican* had a “paper" m a­
jority- They fear thla tendency to
evtrrid* tha P/aaldant and hla
xriihe* may wreak havoc In th*
much more Im portant ta riff fight
yat to come. I t likewlae I* looked
uoon g* m Indication that Mr,
Hoover face* strenuous legislative
battloa throughout hi* adminlilla tio n . *The t*U ry ppovlaion originated
w ith th* Department of A gricult­
ure. It was approved by the House
because It w*a suggested Mr.
Haovar xrwold Ilka to a«l|ct aonie
"M f burine**" man to direct the
maitsh &gt;i

aa L!a

DIAchl-

w a ^ ^ B i t h a t rffiP m ild e n t sJuiuld
ti S V ^ K power to pay ■ luoper
a a l ^ v t o the right m*n. As *pp ro H ] by th* llousa, th* Prr*ld « n K o u ld have paid (100,000 or
(I.OMOOO to
tha
chairman,
ntihobgh Congres* undouhtnlly
wpulA h*v* iloshcd any exhort,it*ltt *al*rv a fter th* first year.
.Tha 8en*te, however, will have
new* of It. Th* provision wa*
eliminated by ■ vot* of 40 to 32.
Tha surprising feature of tfe
rot* wa* tnat Senator Simeon l&gt;.
Fas* (H) of Ohio, Republican
whip, voted a r t ln t t th* l'rc*ide-it
Along with the very Insurgents
l a n*d denounced for opposing
Mr. Hoover on th* delwntur*.
Sixteen Republican* in all voted
to strike out the provision. Under
a Dmltnlon. already adopted, de­
bat* Will be limits,t after 3 o'clock
Monday. Thla writ) Insure a final
ra te by the Senate on all amend■pMa and tha bill Itaelf bej^rr
adjournment th a t afternoon.

!y Senate’sAction
Jlaafonl
shlpplug
Interests
wldek last tv-ak pretailad agalnat
a proposal to rxcladt fruits and
vagatabla* from tha benefit* prohr the fed, m l farm relief
b l j * taday received news of the
d n t r l of tha maaaure in th* Unita d Elates Haaate.
Harare UstWfon, district itiles
.■ (•••te r a f th , F. derated Fruit
and Vegetable Growers Inc., tomap mad* publle a wins from Renm ter Duncan U. Fletcher- apprtspRf total Ini reals af th a victory.

Land Paralysis
Quarantine Lifted

HOLLYWOOD,
May I I (IN S )—Maria
Rtaney,
11,
film ix tre , waa recovering to ­
day from th« effect* of gaa
Inhaled In an effort to end her
life when ahe I am ed of the
m arriage of her Iddl, John Gil­
bert. Overcame, ahe waa found
in her bungalow homi with a
phetegraph of the lover of her
fn*Hfe’“ read a note found o n 'a
table. "Perhaps a cat can look
a t a king and forget. 1 c a n t
forget. I muat with them a lon,j
and Happy m arrt d life. Fate
I* hard, but It ean 't be helped.

Member Audit Bureau

BALDWIN SEES
English Premier Says
Peace TreatiesHave
een Countries

r e u s e s
RepresentaA
T a f t O f Thwarting Law In
Sugar Trust Swindle Case
WASHINGTON,
May
I I —« Iiefore Traldent T aft left office.
"And he alt* there today on the
(IN S )—Chief
Ju .tlce William
Howard T aft waa aevertly critl- greater! ro u it In the world drawm g a aubririy of 9IO.OUO a year
deed In the llouae today by Kep. flora alrcl m a t aecured hy a tie
Henry Rainey (H I of tlllnuia, for poalt of at eel bond*," ahouted
accepting an a n n u n lu from , the
Rainey'* criticism w*V made
during a dehate on the tariff bill
during which he attarked the propored Increaae on augar and aanailed the “augar scandals" of
the Taft- admlniatratlnn. lie de­
clared the “augar tiu * t" atnle
million* of doltara hy altering
weight* on acalr* to eacap* augar
la iIff dutlea; th a t only a few un­
der ling* were convicted and added
“every one e f the** wa* pardoned!

Final Sessions Today
Held In Courthouse
For .The First Time

1
j
I
I

Aaanclatlon.
“And yet a few daya ago
T a lt stood In a aumptunu* a p a rt­
ment of a Wa*hii\gton hotel with |
Mr. Wirkeraham, who waa hi* i
attorney-general, both of them
roaponaihle for the eacape of the |
augar truat thieve* in IPIO and i
11*11 ami advlaed member* of the
American l.aw Inatltute to go
back s home and do what they]
m ill l In anfnPna I Km Itstarm*•

New Smyrna Wins
From Sanford Nine

JOHNSON CITY. Tonn,
May
11— (INS)—Vigorous
m i tr a l n irn in at

Ih r u ar

of

atatr tronpx in Ihr llnppy
Vnllry textile atrikr had totlay gone to Governor Hor­
ton. following a meeting here
Inal night of forty n&gt;prcantullvra of vaiintiN labor unions
of Johnaon (’ Hy. Klirnluthton
and Krwin.

AltlNGDON. V*.. May II.
(IN S I—With- Indictment liMimina
fur policeman Mcllcviudd, and
hia drputlea, Janira Crowe and
4. II. Worley, alleged l« have
ah,it and killed youthful 4. M
Demand, of the F a ,| for rev7*i Krndrirk while pursuing n »'&lt;*Inn of the bill rrn lrie d ariiunj Ilect,si lii|unr.runnliig •*&gt;, nf fie­
hoot a. shoe* and leather gn.Hl, ld* of this town tmlay awnileil
whllp the fault hl.*e is pro|ioa nir lhp prvmixsl dr.irand from Gov.
ahnrp Increaaea in dutir* on nine
rm n r Harry llyrd for a full rc
, schedule*. Including Iv e cattle,
casein, hide*, tapioca and *ngn, | ,rt of the fatal shooting.
.U n r r s Horn the atnle rnpitid
potato starch, hln&lt;-k ' u p molat Richmond Indicated thi t Gov
•****, flaxseed and butter.
A t the same time the form a­ em or llyrd was "deeply concern,
tion of n "consumer** blur" « i&lt; ed" over the killing of the col­
under w’ay, with the laMi*t%^i paw lege student nml quoted the
ta ir rx rrh tiv r aa raying: “ While
a u ra r from 2.10 In 3 cents, and sthese
n lflirr* lire lint under Illy
|ren-ent, brick and shingles srhed- centiul I shall w rite imiuedlatc
, nlc* aa the principal laurels.
ly tor n rrpnit u( the incident.
I I H iving held u 2 hour Krpuhli- I will d rtrim in r mV eoiirar o(
ran emferenc# without reach ng * nrtli n' a fter I g rt this report."
definite ggir«m rnt. House leader*
Coiiiiiionwralth Attorney Park*
{planned to eontlnuo general de. I said tialay that nearly N year ag&gt;
hr
n a in rd the officers agalnat
hat* nn th r floor nml call the It*. '■
|inl&gt;'li art, together again next inilia, riminate gun fire. Hr «&lt;
week to negotiate an agreem rnt a n tr d that Indictliirnta will In
demanded agwins| the three o f­
under which the hill r a i d be j ficer*. now nnd#r $h,00ti hail on
fussed nVrr Pem. rrat r oppoal. | a m urder charge, when the
linn.
| grand July- meets Mny 27.
, Rep. I.n(!uarili* til) of New
K. M. Krndrirk wealthy uncle
York served nnlire that hP would and guardian n f the s ' iiIii youth,
w«gp a "m n.iim er'a fight" to pre ' hna announced Ids intention uf
Vent un Increaae in the Inriff on spending every cent of Ilia fill*
sugar which, lie allcgnl, woii'd lime “to liriug I he*,, inen to jus.
lice.*' “ It I* not for revenge."
Kendrick trld newspapermen. “ It
is rath, r in for,*«lall now and fo,
all lini,&lt; Teciinencr of this Irag-

Drink Recipe IsFound
Upon IIoover’H Floor

Gcvernor Trumbull
Attends Anniversary

RICHMOND W . May I I (IN'S)—Governor 4o4hn II. Trum ­
bull nf Conn., here attending the
140th anniversary uf the Rirhmum)
Light Infantry (Hue with
the- Governor's
Footgusnls uf
Connecticut.
acrumpalned
tha
visiting m ilitary companies Indajr. °n _a trip down th r Jam re
llivrr
to Jamestown snd oilier
hlatuitcal plarcs
Mf*. Trumbull remaineil lirre
a* in* guest nf Mrs. llyrd, wife
of Governor H arry llyrd. Miss
Florence Trumbull, their ,laughler, and John Coolldgr', sun nf
the form er preshlrnl, and Miss
Trumbull's fianre, remained in
Connecticut because
of
Miss
Trumbull's Indisposition.

Labor UnionsDcmancP
W ithdrawal OfMilJ
itia Iir KHzahcthtmr
Strike Torn District

OT "Fatal Shooting

B rillian t'P ag eant I s Chinese Rebel Forces
Dazzling AndColorN ear CityDefended
ful Event OfSeqson
By Limited-Guards

ATLANTA, Ga.. May II. —
(IN S )— Despite a 20-day battle
waged with every weapon nf mrdiral sc rnce, Howard C. Jonra, II.
months-old, died here 1st* yester­
day of sleeping sickness. The rhlld
fall asleep Apr. 14, and was in a
It was continue the work of re­ coma until hla death.
habilitation nseeaslUUd when It#
POLICEMAN REWARDED
treasurer, Clinton 8. Came* rav­
ished It of naarly a million dotCHICAGO. May I t —(INH)—
la re.
Man dropped a package nn the
. The convention at Its flnst street here today . Policeman
session gave th* board a vote Htrphrn Pavlak aaw the a rt and
of ronfldenr, desplt. proposals railed It to the attention uf the
th at it be abolished and II* work man. Tha man upened the package
combined with th* foreign mis­ pi-ilrd off a (&amp; bill from the roll
sion hoard. A ftsr flrat deglding of mote than (10.000 and handed
to hold tha next convention at it to Die policeman.
Tampa, Fta^ th . srganliallon
later changed to New Orleans be­
cause of the distance of tho
auditcrium In th* Florid* city
from th p down town section.
Th* n # t| convention will beheld
Mby 14, IPSO.
An Increase from (3 to (2&amp; In
th r amount uf loan per acre, avallM
to fruit and v rg etab b grow ­
ers In the storm-swept section of
Sanford high school ball play- Florida, has been secured through
era were a t the mercy Friday of
th . baffling corvo ball nf W rirht th i efforts of Congresswoman
•qd New Smyrna whitewashed Ruth tiiyan Owen, It waa laarned
the locals by a snore nf I to 0. here today.
W right allow ad only three hits,
Mrs. Owen, satiated by Senator
while hla mates were obtaining Parh Trammell, has secured a p ­
■even and taking ndvaatag, of proval by both House and Kenals
costly errors by Sanford.
committees of her proposal la be­
Spaneer, Schlrord and W aters half of farmere In this atnle. No
were th* only local players to oppositions to tha Increase la anconnect with
W right'* slants.
Petare and lla y ta hurled far Ran- tklpatod In ellhvr branch when th ,
ford. Tho score by linings waa m e n tu r, come, up for a vote, ac­
cording to a message from Mr*.
as follows:
R II C Owns, who wired th* U sratd aa
New Smyrna M l SM OOO-H-7-1 fellows:
Haa ford
00« 000 000—0-(-10
*1 am given tounderstand th a t
■ Joint confer*oc, ba* approved
Jt resolution retting th* amount af
11—(IN S )— loan p -r acre available la the
I operating a farm ers la tha area which sufferla th* South.
Apri L 1M9
'Approxlmataly (1400.000 r e
in a f th* original apptopria
a a f (4.000,000. Th* appropri

WASHINGTON, May I I —
( I N 8 |—Will Ungers' , quantmil) la nol shockproof, It was
learned loday when word leak­
ed out that He had hi* pocket
ptrked of winning tick. It at
tile TreaVneca yesterday. Hogera wa&gt; cheering th - winner
jual aa he crossed the line and,
tprning to hie companions,
ft,te rm o r 'Tllichla,
Adm|d*l
Cary T. Grayaon ami J. K. U
Ross, Inform d them he had
tickrta on the winner. Ila
Marled t» take them from hie
pocket only to find a "dip’* had
lie n there flrat. Rogrra uaeil
eome pirturr*qu* language.

W llhiawt f the troops hy til*
liuvermir waa ilrnti'mb-d ••„n ih*
it round* that the uar uf tlm

TO QUEEN MARY

SLEEPING SICKNESS FATAL

Circulations

Pick Pocket Steals
Will Roger’s Ticket

Republican HeadsDesire .To^JDiicxtCoolition Forming To
D efeat Legislature
Mr. !

LONDON, May I I — (IN R)—
Expectation of early progrea* to­
ward* diaarmament wa* voiced hy
Prem ier filan b y Raldwln, leadei
of the ronaervativa party, who la
•landing for re-election to th*
I llouae of Common*. A fter commeriting upon th* Locarno pact
and (he Kellogg—Brlaml Treaty
for renunciation of war( the pre­
mier aald:
“The Improvement In the Inter­
national situation wrought by
thraa im portant tie*tie* allow, u*
to look with confidence for an
early advanca toward disarm sment. We aland for ridoctlon, not
marely limitation of— arm am rttti
Taking cy testim ony la th* and In thi* field we have a rt a
City’* auit agalnat th* C haie Nat- n*t*bte .s sam ple."
lonal Rank waa drag tln j, through
The atatrm ent, however, dealt
It* laat atagva teday a fte r a a lsio il wholly with domealir polil.
week'* examination of wltneaaea,
LONDON, May l l - ( I N S ) - T h #
moat of them In behalf of the leal laauea.
The moat expensive general long ll*t nf A m rriran won, n nhn
municipality. Couniel for the de.
fendant opened its caiy thi* election In England for -tfl y*ara have lo rn preaentrd at the royal
morning In th* courthouse, the will ba fought on May 30 when.
day’* *e*aion being th* only one* It I* ron»ervatlvrly anim ated, enutt teda) wa* lnerea«e.l by right
held outside of the offiers of (IJAOO.OOO will be apent by the who eurtabil befor* Queen V ary
George A. DeCottea, special couri- three major political partle*.
I-nst night'a brilliant pageant
»*l lo r th* City.
To thla will have to ly added
The morning tension waa taken the expense of p turning officer*, last night.
up with the examination and poll clerk*, h ire of hell* for poll­ .- I.iatni^hl'a brilliant paireant was
fully a , d u llin g and colorful a*
cross-examination of A. It. Key,
fotm er caihier c f the Seminole Ing purpoaei, and other Inrldrntal the first inyal court held th r night
County Rank, who waa questioned rap.nac* not Incurred by the po­ before at which Mi*a IL ten Will*
concerning method* of keeping litical partle*. The** expenses are waa presented.
paid, by the Trea*ury, which a l­
The guests who attrnde&lt;l numready ha* art 11,000,000 a*ide for tiered I,MM. Many had Journ yrd
part settlement.
from Great llrituin'a most diatant
The large number nf additional rnlonie* ut the fur corners of the
elector*, principally women. I* re- earth.
•ponaibl? for thi* Inrrease in ex­
Queen Mary wore a pale ailvrt
penditure, th e, largrM aiuee the gray niarquisrtie gown lieautifully
p airing nf the corrupt practice* embroidered with diamante, se-d
act of I M3.
priitl* and tiny silver crystal*. Her
Iiefore th# a r t there wa* Utile train » a s of silver cloth embroid­
o r no rherk on th* expenditure of er. H to match th r gown. Khs wore
candidate*. A t the IllltO at cilon the famous K ohJ-noar diamond on
th e •expenditure seas Wiretally re­ her corsage In addition to a dia- ]
turned * r nearly (0,000,000. Than mond lim n Which glared her hair.
the -total electorate was only oneShe presented a radiant figure a* I
tenth of th* present day figure. ah - waa earortrd to the throne In
The last general election In 1024 th* famous throne room of B uck-1
cost slightly over (4.000,000.
Inghmn I’alar* by the Duke of |
The la t.a t estim ate of the total York, attired In a naval uniform.
electorate on the regiater la
The American womrn present'd!
rath er m ar, than (7,000 000. Can- to the Queen last night were: M r*.1
dtdatra may
sp.
nd
.
.
UP *° *! Georg, l-awrence 4r.. of New York,
rent* per head of the tntnl elect Mr*. Pruitt of Virginia, Mrs. Paul
f r it# in the roustItucnclea they Gening, of California, Mr*. Molllr
•re seeking to represent.
Calluni, of Pennsylvania, Mia* M*r*
jra ie t Tyner, of lllinoia and Mlaa
Adeline Winston, of Georgia.

Of

Imul a hundred newspaper nirn, an
attache picked u|t a slip uf paper
from the Ilnur nf Ml Hoover**
;n lfire whlrh V llr fh*- rolldwing
nutationi “ | . ( Vermouth, | . ( gm,
two dsahes rrenn de menlhe."
Apparently It had h jm dn.ppeil
I by one of the g, nlirnirn of the
pres*, nr some other caller. There
were loud dlaclalmrr* from the
pleas i"uni tu the effect nn i c
porter has enough money i„ pUrrh«Br rre n it «!«• turn thr nowaday*.

“Jury Fixer” I s Given
10-day Jail Sentence

NAHIIVILLfk~Tenn. Mey II.
Rsiney Creswell, eunfesard “Jury
fixer" In Ihe trial of W alter Llg••IL promlnsnt lir s l grain man
acre for other rrops. Till* mad • who is charged with Ihr murder
the appropriation of little service of Turney Cunningham. today
t» fruit aad vegetable glowers uf looked forward to a lii-dsy ja|f
Florida whoa* aved and ferillxei sentence for having offered a
Jurcr (200 to "hang the Jury."
rust far more than (3 per arte.
Creswell w a, also fined (A0.
"Assisted by Senator Trammell, R. r . Oaburn, the Juror whom
I have mad* a vigorous effort to Crestrsll attrm plsd tu f|g, waa
alter thi* lim itation *&lt;&gt; that this granted a severance.
U ggstl
assistan t, will be availablj to the i haa been Iris.I twic,.
•P- fo r Ihr
fruit and vegvttalils igrowers of Cunningham murder, but mis­
hlurida. A fter ronaideratiop- l,y —
Ih# trial*
. . resulted
--------- both time*, Cunagriculture committees of
i ' both nlngham a local hnUI m anager,
lloaa* aad B nat* and Joint con­ .w aa killed when h» r* ”t . i"wn
ference, « resolution was adopted Idggett talking with Mm. Cun­
'
a ut hurising loans up to MU per ningham.
arcs t* H i grow ers of fruit* and
rag.table* In the storm area. This
news U sand-official but no op­
position- I* anticipated la the
II xus# or SensU ."
WASHINGTON,
May
II(INSJ—1T he house today accepted
a confsrenc* report sxtendlng tha
•cop, of thu southern storm relief
bUI to cover storm damage sine*
February U , 1029.
Under Urn bill seed loans may
ba advanced to farm s re in Virgin­
ia, N orth aad Booth Carolina,
Georgia, Florida and AUbaaw.
fa r hla (the officer'*) pistol and
waa acciitentslly shot ip t h , sabh« m adf I f ypfwubl* grower*,

WASHINGTON.
May
II.
(IN SI I'nlhnttnii
Clyde
II
|{oU*e. who wa- recently a p ­
plaud'd In th„ l i o n f o r shooting
und kit'iiig 21-year-old- Ollrner
Fleming while pursuing Flem­
ing's automobile in •
liquor
rhaae, was given a ehrek for f-*d&gt;
lidiiy hy tlq. t'n ltrd Ciinimitlec
for l.aw K nfiirrrinrnt, whlrh i&gt;
headed hy Clliitun N. Howard,
prohibition reformer.
ItiKMe wa* released
under
harvy laind and later ftrn l In the
killing. Ili.waid said the (oil wa­
in rrinihurar the uffieer for the
bond. Thr rrw aul also will tend
to rn rn u rag r oilier nfflrrra In
similar artlnn.

4 BodicH Recovered
From Ruinn Of Blaze
AMAltll.I.O, Trx.. May It.
(INKI—Tha brxlla- nf four |&gt;ei
son- were recovered from tha
ruins uf th r Tourist Inn Hotel
her*, whlrh was svfcpt by firs*
today. | |
was Ihnughl
that
thiaa u th rr priw n* werp drail,
Nona nr th r victims havr Iwen
bb-nlifr,).
•
Fled linger*, n n . nf Ihr rpern|u«w of the h«lrl rereivnl bums
tin t l i e rxiwctnl In piuve fa.
tab Mrs. Illi.be Rhodes, Ihe
other, was Injured when ih r
Juni|i*d from l hr tup floor uf
th,. three ntniy frame airurture.
E fforts were twin* made in' iden­
tify the dead. Search waa also
■wing made for other bodies.

i-ssvi^tittili«*nsal anti
nml
V nn bflm iit to tu\|tn&gt;'i*ia In
hinr t omiminKIrs **
ll«»itun Itntl srnt atnle jruftl *1*liii*n lit l!litalip|hlott tu lc«*rp
n«li*r tim ing
Ihr altlkt* of cm*
•iloycm hi th r Amerit wu llt inht»u
anti A innitftit (tlniiXAloff iaymi
t'ntcful Inreslii-utlan
I.h-uI
office'* have failed to ivvenl uuy
conor, lion lielwts-ii tin- dynamlting of Ihr halite of Ma&lt; k Elliott
on Sloney F rek, near Elixula-ihton Thiiraday night a /d the Inlmr
Irmildea ill the areliutt. ‘Ihe inVcMigutiiia drclarisl tb jt they expis*l to make an uriest in tha
, sac wllldn the next Irw tlaya
Additional employe* w eir ta k ­
en on yeateiday ut the two ntnni.
moth ndlla und official, s:ihl
many olheia had la-en told that
ll*ey could return
work Mon
day, at which lime the ll&lt;ml.,-ii(
pl.inl is *« Insliileil to te n h ,-npaCity production.

Heiress Of DuPont
Fortunes Has Lost
Custody Of Child
NEW YORK. May II. ITVS)
-A nother , liaplr, in the wreckill nunnnee nf the funner AIVi(
I hi I'niit. rum of Ahim I n ', rirh .
eat hriieaara, had (wen m itte n
today.
Her fninie,
liii-l.atul.
Hal'd,I S. Glend,-lining Ithmlca
schelae at ftvfwid
In ,
laen
nw anled* aide ru«iiHiy nf llielr
•nn, Allen S. Glen,I,-nunr, under
an order *igm-.l yealeidny by
4u«tlre Slirriimn in Ih r r'i|ii.*me
riilirt.
The rnlifle weie nin tried in
laindnn In I'.rfJ nml d im e r d In
Itnnie in Itrjit. ,Wltint ru atid y
nf the bnv g"r« In lilendennlng
Ju n r I. lie will I,,. ,cnt to the
1 Itirnn S«h'»d next Fall
While
in aehmd he ia In lie with hi*
mnther -twlee each
month
nn
Satunla&gt;a.
lie will ala,,
thy first half of the t'hriatjnas
hniida) a with her. during the
•umnier th r rhlld will lH. with
hi* mother from Aug I tu Kept.
I.",. Neither f a itu l i. |„ lake
thP Imy -n u t- iif —th e Juris,In linn
of the COUli.
AHcla, the adoidetl daughter nf
Alfred I. Du D int, met Glendenning nn n Vlall to Ih , Du
IVnt rv |iloaJvr wnika n| Wilm­
ington. Del., iti I'.Hx. when ho
«*• a rhem lrsl-atuilent.

Police Hold Man Who
Stabbed Three Time«

Civil Liberties Union
Will Aid TwoWomen

I'ORSK SEEKS NEGRO

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CLARKSDAI.E. Ml»# . May It
(IN S )—
A
sheriff's
posse
•earthed the wooded sect nn. n sar
berg today for Jam es Holmes, nsgru, who la accused of having
•hot and hilled V. A. Dickerson lq
a pistol dual n t tha la tte r’* farm
following a quarrel. Sheriff Law
Mstbewa aa'.d every effort wotU4
ba mad* to capture th* a§grq

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nERAT-D, BANFORD, FLORIDA FRIDAY, MAT 1
Mary In a brilliant jf c y it court a t
Buckingham Palace In w hkh aha
waa Juat one of 350 debutante* w^o
curt*i d before H er Majeaty, Half
cm Will* today
prepared to go
back to the realm of tennla In
which ahe rule* aupreme.
W ith th e beautiful but almple
gown which aha wore during the
d a iriln g apectarla o f beautiful
w omer. aperkling Jewel* and

. - SOUTHERN LRACUB
A tlanta, V) Birmingham, 3.
Mobil*,‘ 3; Little Rock, 3.
f'«"v Or lean*, fl; Memphia, B.
Chattanooga, 0] Naahrille, 4.

How They Stand
SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE

T0DATP8 GAME
SOUTH EASTERN LEAGUE
Selma a t Tampa.
Montgomery a t Jacksonville.
Pmaacola a t Columhua.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Waahlngton a t ChicagoBoataei at St. Loul*.
New York a t Detroit.
Philadelphia a t Cleveland-

New Y o.k .

Philadelphia

SC Loul* ...
D e tr o it----C u re land «

NATIONAL LEAGUE
P 'rfahor-h *■ Philadelphia.
C lndnattl a t Boeton.
I h u t go a t New York.
.a lB ro k ly n .
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C h ic a g o .......

Waahlngton

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NATIONAL
Chicago

tit. I/Mila
ritlal-urgh
Philadelphia

boya, gambler* and r»«l e ita t!
•CMlU
•
Roger Foley, veteran juatlre of
tho pear* and coloiful rharacter
of »H« old gold ru*h dajra, perform*
ed tho reiemony. " I ’m the h ap p lu t
man In the world," »aid Gilbert"My lirldo la the mo»t wonderful
HOLLYWOOD. C a l, May 10
(INN)—John G ilbert, film Idol, girl 1 I n n e te r met or known.
and Ina Claire, mulfcal eumnly
SCORES DIB IN FIRE
actreaa, were hom ynm onlnr 1**1 iy
In Gilbert1! Beverely Hill* tealMEXICO CITY. May 10. —
uence.
Kloplng from Hollywood, they ( I N 8 |— Hrorra of perron*, Includ­
were m arried In I.** Vegan, Ncv„ ing 40 children, periahrd in a fnran,| flew h ick here lait night with ra t fire that awepl the vil'age cf
a amall group of friend* in n Id Xoehllpa, Guerrero, aer»nl ng t:
pataengrr a ir liner. P ra c d ra lt/ a diapatch U&gt; the newepapc
the entire population of Ia * Vega*
turned o u t to g re t Gilbert and lYenaa, today, from Iguala. C uef
Mi** Cl lire when they arrived ny rero. The flame* were fed by ttf
iraia from tha film capital. TL/&gt; th a t bed roc fa upon the heuaea of
throng conaiated b.rgely of tow- the e I tape.

John Gilbert Weds
Af t e r Elopement
With Cinema Star

■? .d&gt; ■T■ *» ly

I

1 O c

SHJctly Fresh Yard EGGS,

Per

VIGILANCE

2 5 c

$ 1 .0 0 )

lb. .....------- • 1 ! 5 c
.............. —----- .
3 3 c

per

MALT. per can

S U G A R . .1 0 lb*,

Good
Scratch FEED. 10 lb*. for

I 'd or Carnation MILK,

COHN, POLE BEANS AND OKRA

Yesterday’s Results

MEAT MARKET
Western
T BONE lb,

Western Round
I.OIN, lb. — .

PLACE ORDERS NOW

ROUTIIRAHTKKN LKAGUK
Tampa, 41 Kclma, 10.

Alnga
SYRUI

JOTATOES. new 8 lb*.

CUBAN FLINT CORN
VANGUARD SWEET CORN
GOLDEN AGE SWEET CORN
KENTUCKY WONDER IlEANS
FOUR VARIETIES OKRA

Mimphla
A tltn ta
-■
Chattanooga
L ittle Rock
Naahvlllt*

CHOI'S per lb,

l* plcnscd itr*nnnininrp Hint urc nohr~

Fcnaai ula

Vegetable Seed For Foil Planting

AMERICAN LKAGUK
Philadelphia, »; Chicago, 2.
Boaton, 3; Cleveland, 4.
Waahlngton, fi; U ttrnlt, 3.
New York, 7; Kt Loula, 3.

SEEDSMEN
C. It. MASON, Florida Manager
18 Mcl/indcr Arcade
•
Rhone 181

for Hanford territory. In our new loration nnd convenient drive— Jn fncllilien. We nre in a position to give the
bent of nervire with ihc

A G reat D ieew ery
. When PaeUiir diaoorwad. In 1*®
that Iho Ini eel mo ot wound* w«»
m ie ,| hy malignant baatam . he |wrformed a aervico o) ineaUmabl* vw!'».
lo mankind. Klnco Him modicol *eiw*»
ha* bern |m«luriiig IwtUt and l&gt;rtU&lt;
anliaeplicB, W .kill Uioao «wm* tha.
may enter thn amalleat m t aml give Ud i n m ruth aa typhoid, lubcrculoai
and l-Kklaw. Now. all y o jU v o to do P
be atirr that three dreadful gettoa wc
not Uifrct n wound, i* to waah Ui»
trtnjrxl. ImhTvrf »n*H, tiKirisif.liljf wil
lintifcl
;!•" w w f n ni\U+V
lie. You n.*l *rl 1
»;&lt;• lo (li &gt;our U
butl |*ITA W
Hanford Drug Co* leanrv Druy
H lart,
Uuumll'at A* Ander^m
ITn'on *I'harmarjr.

BEST OF TIRES
— FISK —

THE SURE WAY
TO SAVE—
lor M l-l/idy to worry about th,. meal*.
neaa.

F ill I'll UIIIUKKN
t &lt;11.11 PLATE

MKAI, TIUKirrS

1IINNKR
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it YOUR PROTECTION

Ih today found In A &amp; I* Store*. Their every day
jaw price* on dependable merchandise are daily
helping an Increasing number of housewives Ui real­
ize a saving on every Hem.
.

Th.» la our bual

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WHIM ICONCMY SHITS

73c
Me

*3.00

CORNER CUPBOARD

tis Red Tag

m eat m a rk ft
nG. iL fFtocher
U rh rr

GROCERY DEPARTMENT
A. O. Sawyer

FRANCIS C. STOKES &amp; CO

. NATIONAL l.KAGUE
Pitialiurgh, 4; New York,
Chicago, I I ; llrooklyn, 2.
HI. l/iula, 6; lloaton, I.
Cincinnati, 7; Philadelphia

T rig s '

i Bulk
|| COFFEE,

dor. .... ...... .... .....—

FpaghoUl, 4 for
Noodles

LONDON, May lO -(IN S )
H aving been pretent :d to Queen

Cincinnati
Brooklyn

N oaj
TOMATOES, per c a n ----

p“: d' i

tl*W*M*M..*.**

Self 1lining Flour ,24 lb. sack for ------

ri. V J P T

STOKES SEED SERVICES
HEREDITY

1Washing
1
Octagon or P &amp; G ■€
EOAP, 4 for .... a 5 c | | POWDERS, 4 for J S c | , j r lr

. 5 1 3 x h c 11 IIo u * e
C O F F E E , p e r lb-

L*

utAGUE.^Helen Wills Plans
-T , i ,««/ Tennis Play After
2 2 fS H er Presentation

Corner of 8anford A t *, and Fourth 8 t . Horae of Quality and Good Values.
Some of onr many apectol price offering*.

who recommends Puritan
Malt could make merei
on other brands but l
he could not give /
a s m uch v a lu e .

Tuna Flakes 2 5 ^

CORN

YUKON CLUB

QUAKER MAID

Ginger A le 2 5 *

KETCHUP

can

17^

(.UAKER HOMINY

GRITS Pkg 10^

i USED CARS

MUFFETS

25/

Powder 15^ 2 8 / 1 TOMATOES 1 0 /

w i t h a n (y/\_ t h a t c o u n t s

2 CANS

ENCORE lilt AND, NO. !i CAN

Sweet Peas 2 5 / I SPAGHETTI I Q /
IIF.NF.VF.R you aco the Chevrolet
▼Y red "O. K. th a t Xlounta" tag a t­
tached to the radiator cap of a used car—
you know th at It repreaenta outatandlng
quality and value. Thla tag m eant th a t
the car to which It la attached hat been
thoroughly reconditioned nnd checked
“ O. K.*’ by eipert mechanic! — tiling
genuine parts for all replacem ent!. If you
are In the m arket for a good used car,
come In. We have an unuiually wide eelection of used cant taken In trade—and
our prirce and terma are ezceptlonally
low. Come in today!

are a Jew examples
o f outstanding values

1037 C IIK V Itn l.irr TOURING—
I'ractlraUy n r . tirr» —Top and
upholaln'y llkr n r* —t um plrle
art aldr rurla'n*— M rrhanlrall)
p rr frti.
Form rr n n n rr bough(
rim ’d t'h ra m lrl.
C H E V R O LE T COU I’B—A .I rund iliu n —Nrw
l l r r . — l/«*k.
«nd
run* Ukr nrw *273.00 r t a h ur
term *.

NELTAIt

TEA 1 9 /
all quality because It’s all barley

$73.00.

101* CHEVROLET
HEDAN
Hplrndid condlllun 1273.
1027 CIIEVKOI.KT ROADSTER
T ltl'C K —A aplrndld bargain—
Her I hi. onr.

W. H. LONG
Western Pork
-i Q / a
SHOri.DKRS. lb.

Wenlern Briskft -f Q a
Slew BEEF, lb. A O l .

Wenlern Beef
HAMBURG, lb.

Western Pot roa*l A A
of BEEF, lb.

Leg or
LAMB. 1b

Q J tf*
O a lr
\ O a

Homemade Pork
I Ink SauHAge. lb-

TENTH STREET A t SANFORD AVENUE

Shoulder .of
LAMB, lb..........

a

O Q d*

U ntb
CHOI'S, lb..........

C A P

Best White
BACON, lb......

4 C a
IV L

Sliced Sugar Cured Break*
foal BACON,
2 7 C Compound
LARI). 2 lb*.
Weaterp Club
Q
STEAK, lb.......... O U L

S C a
a U L

Western Pork O Q M f *
CHOI'S, lb........ M U . V

FORK TAILS, EARS,* FEET, NECK BONES, CHITTERLING8, SPARE U B S.

«
\

37/

lla r d w a tr r

Bring

tkia

roup»n and

DEL MONTE SLICED

•

/

PEACHES 1 5 /
T he New Kind O f Soap—Soap* Clot hr* C lm a

RIN SO

Pkg.

9^

rrrrh a

FREE

O n r &lt;V»r K lrk'r. lla rd w a trr Hoap with »arh
3 cake» p u r r U t d al the aho%e price.
NO FKKK IIAH W ITH O U T COUWT.4

|Ilu , U l x ) —Ur t For P ira -S llc e d -I J* g v C a t

A PPLES

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THE
GREAT

Announcing The Opening Of A New M arket
205 MAGNOLIA

301 EAST FIRST STIII IlHAHD MAUHU, MCE.

WESTERN
Brcaat of
LAMB, l b . ___

W h i t e - H i g h l e y m a n , Inc

K irk 'a C om a

Vi LB.

S O A P 3 C“k e » 2 2 /

FORD UOUI’K—Newly palnlcd
gut* * llrn t

LB.

BEEF ROAST
SLICED BACON ■*
ROAST 25/1 Franks 25/
WITHOUT RIND—8UNNIFIELD

MW Soaforg Ai

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TODAY
h u r t p e t it io n —
iw a la . Owe. O L e r* ,
be turned) rettew m i
old,— Lam eoutloba

P
M A T E R — Lord M p u i to train
*, the - y te n * to n n m b t r thetr
Ore*lo r In the deye of th e ir youth.
Th* le stiU to ra , It seem*, h»» be­
come on* n e l n f
,pUwr.

Mr. Mlchaeleon !• m e of
follow* who few down bet don’t
go boom.
I f Ui* fruit fly only fed on
[fj gnalo It* coming would bo not a
menace but a doggone big bleoa-

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. Mr. Grower, haw yon algaod
got with tho Colory Association!
ThU groat forward *top
pot b« permitted to k g now.

K

-Pala# Friends Slow G uam m ,”
nftnounrr* n Jacksonville Journal
headln*. Yeah, w« had an Idea
th a t ll m u tt h e r , been somebody
who didn’t hava o n / loro fo r ’am.
R rprrscntatlv*
EnUm lngar’a
' fcP n,Pll,*l 1° Investigate tha F k n t
I " B o a rd will probably g o t now M r*
" " w i th g reat rapidity wh*n h e In­
troduces It to hi* rolltaguM .

Walter
Dp*ti and
I self for
ila it w n k
Match**.
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Hagen won th* British
tM nby vindicated himhi* IgMutenkui defeat
during th* Ryd*r cup

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Chicago, pros* dUpotchc* pro­
claim, will asaupio tho reeponal*
- hlllty for It* U test gangster out­
break. That’* what you call th*
bright of magnanimity.
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other division* of th at patriotic order which certainly dote
not condone ipoUcy, working for eectlonal dlacord. The i *
Of tho U. D. CL, m we understand them, are of a high pur_calculated to honor and perpetuate the memortea of the
i*l htroee and not to minimise or criticise the men and
dr the other aide.
t t i a omoilng th at ahy such course would be adopted by
an ntdllgeht,people seventy yedra after a struggle, charhnd noble cunVictlona on both aides.
^iubdded. But the unbellivable h is happertM and wb
may expect th at tha children of Louisiana wifi be reminded
Lhbt even though Lincoln Is i n outstanding figure In Amer­
ican history, there Is a certain taint to his name which
makes it adrltoble not to mehtion It too frequently. And wo
suppose th at the logical thing for the schools In the North
Is to imprtea upon their Children th a t Lee Is not to be
lured seriously. All thU makes for such close under­
standing and Is so American.
A fter ail, it occurs to ns, we ire-sllm c rc or leCT'Amei*
leans and It would appear that praise of Lincoln or Lee or
any other lUttstrlous figure on eithpr side adds to the glory
of Ui alL Not Only, was th ejrtiu n , of the. U- -D.C. -division-a
flagrant example of poor sportsmanship, which would shame
many a Confederate soldier, but it was a pathetic example
of a naive prejudice which we hate to admit still exists.
e

A fitrteiy Warning:
The Jacksonville Journal quotes a statement from n
prominent aviation corporation to sound a warning against
dumping o)f funds Into stocks of air transportation ventures.
The Journal shea real causeHor alarm over tho manner In
which the public haa been mulcted out of huge sums in pro­
motions snd other get-rtch-qulck schemes. The newspsper
continues:"Nineteen twenty-eight was a banner year. More than
SOM planes were produced, as BBflinsl less than 2000 for
1927. Conservative estimates Indicate that more than 10,000
plafaes will be produced In 1929. With such a tremendous
tats of growth already established, It has been easy to ob­
tain new Capital. Aa a result, hew corhpanics aro being
formed at the rath of two a week by designers, plants with
excesd capacity, and ambitious promoters who hopo to re­
peat thh history of sdrr* of the early automobile promoters.
‘Today 46 companies manufacture 92 per cent of the
al heraft production in America, with an equal number pro­
ducing the remaining B per cent. Thirty-four automobile
manufacturers produced 99 2-3 per cent of the 3,120,000
automobiles built In this country last year. Only one auto­
mobile compahy la still in business for every ten that start*
ed.
"Undoubtedly the aviation Industry will follow the name
cycle. The number of aviation companies will increase until
poor organisation, lack of capital, or Inability to meet com­
petitive prices due to lack of volume eventually reduce
the number to a total not exceeding the present number of
automobile manufacturersWhich of the names now well known In aviation will be
known ten years from now? In general it may be naid that
the future belongs to those companies that have built sound­
ly and well In the paat and In tho present.”

t thorn fo r him In m im
* profitable cortoday, thus ad­
m itting labor to a share In tha
so-called bull m arket.
Ho hop**
te hava O U rl- Coo IIdgv and A1
Smith Join him In this elemo•ynary M a t h o t we doubt If they
will a ad wa hop* tha won’t
would h* hn Industrial petem allan
‘'H igher still ta d higher
of tho doodjleat sortTh* power
the earth
at!
fro m• tho
which .aoch an orgshlxatlon would
Like a d o M o f fir*
labor and capital alira
The bin* deop thou w ingott, .
would b* too g reat te entrust to
- - o - n.
any small group of corporate of­
Springing nearly olght miles ficial* no m atter how wall-lnten
they m ight be.
#rom the earth. Lieutenant Sourek tlotted............*
cx tabllihej a new aIGtudo record
A departm ent Which
with hie plane la st Wodnaaday.
i t a
He found a t tem perature sev en ty pet i W ridlte-fes
bong■fn‘ thwtsdale; N. Y.
»i* degree* below tero . I r k a bit
terrifying to. think th a t only 40,000 fSpMUoi
ilto n m ay forward thetr
feet from our com fortabk daily b ilk to d h , bank, approved for
‘ 1 t w hank doea -the
habitat He* this tuftn k g s rn rw fdeath-dealing tem per a ture- *
rest. The hitch In the arrange­
m ent k th a t tha depositor la rev Now It I* being said th a t th* 2ulred to bava enough money on
Madfly h*t been In existence in epoait to cover the bill*. O ther,
Florida for forty year* without wise the g re a t “flrst-of-the-month**
cv*r becoming an actual menace problem would bo solved.
until thi* y ear when *o much fruit
wa* allowed to He on the groin J
So distinguished an American.
under the tree* b*cau*e of Ui* ex- . . . . So groat a. publie servant’’
c m * crop. Mussolini, sighing for
thus la Alfred E. Smith daaccrlbed
moro and more Italian*, should by H erbert Hoover on tho oc*
consider th* M tdfly and th* *Umof th* avrer,) of N otre

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*d 111 r, l« *rarchlng Mount A rarat
fo r1tra &lt; n of Noah’* Ark. So fa r
they haven’t even found tha crankah a ll Noah used to tu rn over the
engine.—Tanee-Union.
A m ajority of Sarasota growers
ha?« qlr n.ly signed ae member*
nf the newly formed Florida Slat*
Celeiy Association, according to
the Sarasota Herald. T h at1*, onvouraging new* which should gtv*
new Impetus to the. campaign here.
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l&gt; Florida Supn me court rule*
th a t the office of th a sta te veter­
i n a r i a n |U unconttkiitiagal. ThU
.w ill am use no greet rtam or. The
rom m unw ralth cen survive w ith­
out a horse doctor. But It dost
need a good automobile mechanic.
— Miami llrra ld . Bounds Ilka a
tlarrh a rk from last year'* guber­
natorial campaign.
H o o v er is reported seriously con­
sidering Cob Theodora Roosevelt
fo r governor of IHirto Rico, and
New York Republican* aro p racti­
cally unanimous in th&lt; Ir support of
the Culonrl fo r the poet, not tacauso
they admire him so much but
because they fear hit gubernator­
i a l aspirations. Therefor# the eaf.
e«t and wisest thing to do In be.
lm lf of their own Interest* U to
g r t rid *1 him and this they are
rc.-klng to do.
Such U the
great game of politic*.

O ur w astepaper basket Is gel­
lin g very much worn theme dg&gt;i.
K v.ry morning It U quit# Mavy
with tha free dope th a t la sent In
t y corporation*, fra* k n e e w rit­
er* wurklng for corporation* un­
der pay am Pth* Ilk*. Wo print
the new* but advertising can b»
had a t *o much Per Inch. A newsper i s ne differen t from any
o th er retail firm —w« have * com•rynodlty to sefl and It Is advertising,
never beard of a banker,
, d ry goods d ialer, o r whol
have you. giving loo freely of Id*
commodities from which ho de­
rives his living and pays - hi*
If h a dona, bankruptcy
In th* race.
them p «oked
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bis salary wa* set by himself at
1400 per mdnlh, and th a t It has
been Irregularly paid and Is at
prese
th at there It nothing wrong about
this; th a t Mr. Dawe lias nut been
employed by any sinister Interest
Gist would “do" the sta te of
Florida or an p ir t thereof for its
own benefit; th a t Mr. Dawe ha*
no connection with tn y lobby, in
the offensive sense of th at w uri,
hut th at he haa simply compiled
Information which was to be and
has hern openly used ln present­
ing the existent sta le of affair*
to the luwmsklng body—which is
proper enough. If not needed, com
moidable.
Now, th a t th e question of tU
souice of the funds Involve,t III
Mr. Dew*’* activities has been
raised hy the house, however, U
does teem th a t It would hsVe he.-n
much b e tte r—much better for Mr.
Dawe himself, much lietler for tha
cau'M of economy and tax icfoim
murh better fur the sucre**, of, Iha
adm inistration's relief program—
If direct answer had not bexn
mail* to the house’s direct quest­
ion a* to “ who. In detail, has paid”
the expenSM of his work, which
must have been considerable. W«
ar* sui’e th at very much moro «til
be made nut o, Mr- Daw*’* appar­
ent evasion of this than possibly
coul.i have been had the detail*
asked for been given and names
named.
Without knowing mote of th 'r
whole business than has haen
retrie d In th* news column* we
impressed that the resolution dlncleH a t M-. Dawe had 1U Incrption In politic*, no m atter how
many representatives may hava
supported It w ithout a thought of
polities In thelp heads, a* we ar*
■ure tom s of them did. If we are
rorrect In thla Or* at* sure th at
there would have been a more ef­
fectual spiking o f the pollllcel
gun* involved had H r. Dawe's r.ply been aa direct as was th*
q u tiy &lt;&gt;f the house resolutionWhen such m atter* a* this rorr.o
up and the impression Is made,
whether with justification or
without, th at som ething la being
held back the effect la not good.
Aad
heaven know* th a t If w* arv
luUmnUti.
4. No debts fo r printing m at­ te get anywhere In battering conte r pr aay olhor accounts now due
are unmet hy aaeonly com# when all the eardi
*• No k b h y ia g function I* new can
at* laid on th* tahla.
nor ha* boaa, performed.
Tha Tlutea regrets th a t Mr.
"In th* east o f Ergo*t*rcl,“
Dawo waa not
explicit la Ms
replv. I t k Impressed that what toy* a report, “th a exposure to ul­
the boos*
« « m U y w*nted—no mat- tra-violet ray* create* vltamla
U r fort «what
ter
l
W jpurpose
n i i i i . i It
t may
p*
D in a pure i UI*.* In a auro state
wanted—waa to Enow the
af his pay. M r Daw* gev«
gave ...
no _ oh? Wonder w hat It would 4o to
fo n a itte a M te U tat-coatentkg
a t-c o a te o tia , U la Illinois!—Houston Foat-Dia-

■ -• ? h.maolf with th* at*is meat that

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such
law!

In view o f th a a m rie ’ea r l r r fbr
tha . export dehen tur* plan, th t
statist lest quaatlon arises of Just
|,ow much larger a m ajority Herb­
e rt Hoover would hova had to have
teat November to hava avoided
thla defeat In hla firs t major con­
troversy w ith the upper hoes* of
Congress.
Tha naw public hangman a t
Budapest H ungary w ears a silk
h at, a, frock coat and spate in per.
form once of hla duty. Ha la
dressed to kll!^—SL Haul Hlonser

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Saturday. Thv
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400 D a p .
uhea waa Ako voice of tho Prim*
M inister. N ever w u tharq a aaot*
perfect puppet show enacted lit
tha hall* of w hat, ta all dppsar.

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O ther lulers oy other CoMtltn.
tlonsl monaachlex may have as
little autborite as V ictor EmmknntJ III. T be-B ri‘l»h Parliam ent l#
opened by a speech from th* Xing
which k prapprad fo r him by the
Ministry Jn
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u tte r emptiness of th* form ality
wag omphaslxed ta th* ease Of tha
Italian monarch. Lika Alfonso of
Spoilt, Victor Emmanuel haa be­
come a rubber stam p. Lacking av
*n th* thin roatig* of power of
C toifct V , ho k n pathetic pup.
pat
Aa inch ha led tha d a n c a .a f
tha marionette# th a t U Mussolini’*
contribution to dictatorial govern­
ment—a transparent show of P a r.
Hamantarlsm but In reality n
mockery of anything Ilk* demo,
ciacy.
W hat th e king said, la thy r t f ore,
of l i n k Im portance I t had al­
ready boon said by Mussolini. Th*

coin was elected
people drava^
vet* 7—Dee
Financial new i appear* to In­
dicate th a t on* method of farih
ralfef m ight be to tam per Ui# a tael
ta riff to th* •horn form at.—Cour-'
Icr-Joumal.
T h a n la aomaihing
guessing contests. Doaa a form er
prealdent q r a dtfeaied eahdldat#
fo r president command th e higher
price p er w o rd !—Boston g T ran­
script.
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Sanford Ave. &amp; Sixteenth Street
Rev. Frarik Marler, Pastor

MILANE

^SUNDAY MAY I2TH
PUBLIC CORDIALLY INVITED

THEATRE

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FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH"
Sixteenth and Sanford
Rev. Frank M. Marler, Pastor
Bible School, 9:46 A. M.
Morning wonthlp and communion, 11 A. M.
Sermon subject, ’’The Fidelity of tho Early Church.”
Rev. Roy iZ Brown will deliver the morning sermon.
Senior and Junior Chrintlan Endeavor 7 P. M.
Evening service, 8 P. M.
Sermon subject, "Mother and Home”
Rev. Roy L. Brown Will speak
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Services will be held each evening of the coming week and overyone la cordially Invjted to attend these services which will be held in
the new church home.

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Industrial survey ordered by the
1J2T legislature. Mnc* th a t task
w»» complete,) he ha* engaged in
a„ Intensive and eihaustlve In­
vestigation of the finances of *1 •
various counties *nd districts In
the state, th* result of which bar
been another distinctly* seivltc —
In
th a t it
h**
brought *
realisation of th* extent or our
■Lending orgy and th* unracapable conviction that we muet ncros
■low down, meanwhile revampi-ig
our tax processes, u n io n w# are
willing to risk running upon tho
locks.
The house of representatlv.i*
U»t week adopted a resolution
calling upon Mr. Daw* for some
Information In connection wi'.h
hi* activities. This resolution
•*ked Mr. Dawe specifically.
I. Whet compensation he him­
self ha* receive,! for lit* srrvl:*v
in tht* connection, and who. In
detail, ha* paid same.
i . W hat roiapenialien he him '
sell expects to receive for hla ser­
vices In thle connection, and from
whom, In detail he expects suit,
compensation.
S. Who 1* paying, o r w ill'n ay
for the extensive amount of prlete*t m atter riving the result* of
■uth Investigation.
Making prompt reply to the
house resolution, Mr. Ilawo **id.
in part;
Regarding my unofflcal wo ■&lt;
■Inre the date of completing the
Induitrisl survey, I inform tho
house that:
I- No money ha* been paid me
In any m anrr by the stetq of
Florida, nor from any account
controlled by aay departm ent. My
salary for such research Os has
hern presented In the form o!
"Florida’s Financial and Fiam l
Condition*’ waa’ aet by me, end
is sometimes paV&gt; and sometime*
n o t I planned ta receive f t 00 r» r
month, but It haa been lire g u k tly
available, and I* a t the present
moment la arrears.
*■ Ne future reward ha* h * n
offertH ta m* nor oought by «na
from anyone.
A No bill o r grouo of bllla be­
fore th* leglslalur* Is of my

«U4 b*.W illiam S S d W p S liU u ^ i
fo r “a practicable te in a* a auhetltu te f w prohibition-’’ One high­
ly *TmpractleaUe’* plan would he
U Item each one of tha entrants
practice w hatever he preaches for
th a priaa. .
——
Tha M ay W est Jury did do more
fo r C ongrouiaab M khavlsoa I
. a ^ q ^ a k o r .a SariG a or a Ban
Olago one would. In other word*,
presented w ith hardly disputable
evidence th a t l hel tn
Im »
ported'liquor
r'
Into th is country from Cuba anJ
transported It through Jackson­
ville, and tw elv . good

CHRISTIAN CHURCH

THE

Strength ned eucceea hava .been
BEST TO TELL
found to bo result* of unity, and
TAMPA TIM KB
from this local grower* should
flno ample reason for Joining th*
Groavenor
Dswo
rendered the state nn/ nn departm ent there­
propped campaign to advert!** Florida a distinct service by hi* of ha* pa ill or |&gt;romlsed to pay
celery..
work In connection with the stale him anything since A ugust; that
"le v ia th a n liquor *t r* dry de­
mand to pul laws On *»*.” say*
a headline In The Hew York
.T im es. M l’* get delirious and
legislate every
country dry.—
Philadelphia Inquirer.

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Seminole Creamery
Company
FIRST ST.

ROSIER
Photie 207
915 W. P irtt S t
We extend bur hearty eon*
gratuiatlbne to
bera of the
Church on Uie
and opening of
Church home.

H IL L L U M B E R
COM PANY

PHONE

We lake pleasure In offering our sincere congratula­
tions to the congregation of the First Christian
Church on the opening of their new Church Building.

N E - H i Bottling Co.
504 CELE&amp;1r AVE.
C .'E . (Mack) McKee, Mgr.
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TNj the m em lwi. and conilltuente-of the Flret Chris­
tian we extend our hearty congratulations
completion and opening of their new Church.

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C a kn d a r
Mo n d a y
Atierieirn Lifcloa Auxiliary wlH
h i t * i h i la st r f k *•»:#• o l pivot
and psogreaalv* brldg# parti** at
■tan H «t a t • P. M.
i Annatt* Oiat GlrD and
.R affo Auxiliary o f th#
Methodist Church will m att
church i n n n , a t 6:30 P . M.

Junior
Gives M
In honor o f N ational fans e
ratk , which la being abwrvad
thla week, throughout th* Until'd
Stataa, and. pC ripan’ p a y , which
w’ll. b# celebrated on Sunday the
following program waa presented
In th* auditorium of th* Junlcr
high acboot on Friday morn'wg:
1. March, “ Now York U r* ” —
Orchestra.
S o n g .-'H e ra id th u S p e D * ”- *

urged to h r'iir th r ir duo*.
Th# ladle* of tha frirtt Ba

3. Scripture R e d in g .n d la w eatlcm,—The Rev. j . B. Root.
*. Violin Solo, -T ha Secret” —
Mr. Hand*).
a t.t h a . church. AU aaa sb tra are
Br Plano Solo,—Mr*. R. R.
* fcrf«d to ha prtauni aa aoala will
Pippin.
.V o ttf S o J * - J J u J . Mis* E ll n b d h
In Nlgoria.”
C * rt* th m ,--T h * Wajr W ith
Tha axaeuthr# .board o f 'ttf i
Praabjrtarian A u x ilary w'll meat M o th m --r Cornalia McRae.
3. Song, -D ear Mother, • Tl* of
a t 3 .o'clock, prayer band a t 3:30
a ’eteck and buainaaa m aataif at The*’—School.
• . Vocal Solo,—Mra.
A. M.
4o’*ioek. Philip*.
*0&gt;cla Humhar O n, o f tha F ln t
JO. Talk, “Th# Appreciation of
Methodist Church, Mr*. P. E Muale”— M n. Phillip*.
W initaad, chairm an, will m att
11. Song, “W hispering Hop*"—
-with Mr*. L D. M a rtti, 2013 School.
# -W ashington
Avenue a t
3:30
« 12. Vocal Duat, Mra. Pippin,
Mra. R, L. Glenn, accompanied by
Clrcl* Number Two of the F l n t M n . Pippin.
M atbodlit Church, Mr*. R. L.
13. Talk on M othen' Day,—J .
Shnhotaar, chairman, will meet P, Jacobi, principal.
w ith Mr*. B. E. June*, SIB Waat — Id- “C u p id '.
H eart11—Ore It* '
ite m th B fr^et.H l S.M o'clocV.' sir*.
Clrcl# Numbar Three o f Ihr
16. Song, “ You Cun Smll#”—•
School,
16. “Boy*’ Brigad*’’—Orche*.
tn .
Seoond S treet, h t 3:30 x'elock.
Clrcl* Number Four o f th* Flrat M r s .
H o s te g fl
M ethodlit Church,
M n . II. H.
T o L o tt a p h li n C liib
Chapped,
chairm an, a ril meet
with Mra. Tam Miller, Cameron
M n . M. Minsrlk honored the
Avenue, a t 3:30 o’clock.
member* of th« Lottaphun Club
Clrcla Num ber Flva, of the and a number of other friend*
P i n t Method'*! Church, Mr*. J. with a bridge p arty i h Friday
Brad la William*, chairm an, w'll afternoon at her home,
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a t 3:30 o’clock.
Circle Num ber Six o f th# F ln t
Methodlit Church, M n . J. F. Me
Clelland, chairm an,
11 meet with
Mr*. J , M. McCatkl , 2068 Grand.
view Avenue,
o'clock.
' i a t 3:31
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Clrcl* Number Seven Of the
F l n t M ethcAat Church, Mr*. W.
C. 1191, chairman, will meet with
M n . Roy G. Williams, 440 Elliott
Avenue, a t 8:M o’clock.
• TUESDAY
L ittle The*Ira Croup of th*
Woman'* Club wli) m eat a t 8
o'clock la tha sun parlor of ih#
club bouse.
T h f G. I. A. will m a :t with Mrs.
R.c P. Torrence,
Tom i
R.&lt;
000 West F ln t
PMect a tJ 3:3
':3 0 o&lt;lock,
#The Social
elal D epartm ent of the
Woman's CU
Club will antartaln a t
bridge at 2:30 o’clock In th* d u b
room* with M n. M., Kronen and
Mr*. Mark Newman a* host*****,
Saturday.
Y. U . C. A. Stam p Club Exhibit, a t the Episcopal Parish
llou** from 1:30 o'clock to 3 o’­
clock.
M rs. R e a d
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A fte rn o o n

B rid g e

Mr*. Jam ea A. Mather*, who
left Saturday morning for Boelon,
Mass, wfiere aha will make liar
home , waa honored with a bridge
party given on Thursday a fte r­
noon by Mrs. Roland Read a t her
hum* on Plume** Drive, San
Lanta. Mra. head presented th*
honor giiret with silk lingerie aa *
memento of th* occasion, while
other prltea ware awarded to M n .
B. b . Caswell, M n . C. E. M yan
and Mr*. Endar C urlatt. M n . Cab.
w ilt received a t bridge se t for
wall
aiding high score and M n .
■ P Ry«r* waa given a .bpx of Hq*p
mdkerchlefa lo t hsvlng-**’rond
flMAi
r v high
i f f l score. Mr*. Endor C urlatt
waa lucky ln cutting and waa th*
recipient of nevel ty candies.
Postal color* predominated in
tha decoration* and party appoint
wonts. Quantities of flaring Flowo n , including snap drngona, ear*
nnthns and la'kapur, were a r ­
ranged about the room* gheiy th*
guest* ware entertained, while tha
1st lies ware flo**r designs also In
pastel shades. (
KefreshmenU. wer* served b f
th* hoalaas, assisted by Mr*. E ador C urlatt, Mr*. C. E. M y an and
M n . 8. D. Hlghlayman, tn lha
following who idaft Invited to be
with M n . MafhiVb: Mr*. U nion
E. Allen. M n . John Moiach J r ,
Mr*. B. D. Caswell, M n . Edmund
Melach. M n . A. V. Lia*. M n . .A-

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Mt*.AK n n E. Roumlllat held
high acore among th* guest* and
was presented with a ro s, crystal
fru it dish, while Miss R uth GilIon vyho had low score among
the guests was given a novelty
bathing suit bag. M n ..C liffo rd
W alker .received an embroidered
luncheon set- fo r high More prls*
among the club members and
M n. F. W. Talbott waa given a
bathing suit bag fa r low score
among t h . club m etqben.
A r**tfi color schema was de­
veloped by a profusion of garden
rowers' a t te n , gladioli and bitandere which were arranged
about the rooms In vases pnd
bowls, while t h . tallies ware
hand .painted In pastel shades.
The prises which were wrapped
In green aiyi white and yellow
and whlfe, fu rth er emphasised the
cclor motif.
At the tea hour an !c* c o u n t
was taw ed by the hostess, as.
slated by M n. Beecher Kent of
W inter Park, M n. I&gt;. M. King
M n. Clifford W alker and M n .
Chris M atlutwa
Those present were. M n. F. E
Roumlllat, M n. Hugh Tbrranre,
M n. John Melach Jr.* Mrs Beech­
er Kent of Orlando, M n J u n ta
Gillon, Misa Ruth Gillon, M n.
Clifford Walker, M n . F.
M.
King M n . F. W. Talbott, M n.
Chris Matthew*, M n . J E. Cour­
ier, Mrs. .George Me Rory and
Mlta Helen Lewis of W inter r* rk .
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E n jo y s

E v ^ n T h g B rid g e P a r ty
The members of the Mitpah
Club war* complimented With a
bridge party given on W ednesdv'
evening by Mlaa Iran* Brandt at
tha hom# o f h«e sister, Mrs Frank
Meiech, West* F irst ftt m t [ A color
schrm* o , pink and gn*f&gt; w*a deselpofd by Vho.vasas and bawls of
graiHsll, roar* and forn which were
*|ranged about th# rwjm* where
the guests were entertained.
High aeor* prise, a set of crystsl
glasses, was awarded to M n.
Jam es Fields and M n
Robert
Cameron, received second high
»coie uriaa, a linen guest towel,
t i n . Ijenry, Richter was given u
condiment set for look score.
A lter the bridge gumJa refresh.

Personals
Mlaa
Ruth Henry
retum ad
urd** from Oalneavlllo w h a n
vial tad M n. J . M. Oglllvle for
two woeka.

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M n . |la h Hrii,~ M n . H. A.
McMlcbatl and M n . G rovtr S pan,
lo g moto red to Orlando T b u n d ay
wham they apeat th* day. :
’ - j J r ^ d M r* Philip Allan- an
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Phyllla Jeannette, on Monday,
Apr. 20 a t th a lr home.
Monro* B. Hutton h a t returned
from Galneivllle where ho haa
been ipending aaveral day* at'
tending to buslneaa intareata.
Mr. and M n . Jam et A. Mather*
and baby, left Saturday morning
for Boston, Mas*, w h e n they will
make th eir home*
'Mlaa Helen Vemay, Stanley
\lrm ajf atm Randall Chase are
•pending . th e week-end with
jnaavlila and Tall*.
friend* In Gain
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M n . J. ... ,M *renM l« ami
(laughter, Mis* Halen M arentette,
0*p o d to .le fv e Sunday fo r Hot
Springs, Ark. where they win
(ipand-w-monUt,—________________
Mlta Sunny H atatd , and MU*
Marian McCutcheon' Ted Cloud und
Charles Hollins o* W inter JIaran
will motor to Daytona Beach Sun­
day where they will spend th*
day. Misa H atard will accompany
them back to W inter Haven
w hsre she will visit M ist Mc­
Cutcheon to r some time.
P ai h t S t i n e
T o

M a r rie d

L o u i$ fe . T h r a s h e r

enm ony .which
A t th* quiet cei
ofwaa performed o l,n Saturday
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ternoun a t 2 o’click by the Rev
E. D. Brownlee a t the home of
the* bride'* parent*. Celery Ave­
nue, Miss Louise T hrasher, only
daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Rob.
,T . Thresher, w a. married to
ul J . Htlne, formerly cf C har­
leston, West V a, but now of this
city. Only members of th . Im­
mediate . fam ily
and inlim ats
friends w ert present.
The bride was unattended and
entered th* room where the
ceremony wgs performed with her
brother, Robert C. Thrasher.
She were a tailored ensemble of
beige crepe Elisabeth with
a
close fittin g hat of balibunlle
strew In brown and tan and ac­
cessories in harmonising colon.
With this she carried an arm
bouquet cf bridal roses and val­
ley lilies.
Immadiatey a fte r the cere,
mony U u bride and bridegroom
left In th eir ear fo r Charleston
West V a , where they will spenJ
two weeks before returning here
to m sk , their home.
M n. Rllne i&gt; the only daugh­
te r t l Mr. and Mrs. Robert T
T hrasher and was tx&gt;m ln Dade
City, She came to Sanford with
b sr parents when she was a
small child and graduated from
Seminole High Hchool two years
ago. A fter her g ra d u a tio n ahr
attended Southern College In
Lakeland w her, she made many
friends who will be Interested to
learn of her marriage.
Mr. Stine It'th e ton of the D ir
Mr. and M n . if. O,' Stine of
Charleston, W Vs. It* was born
In Mehton, Penn, but lived meat
of his life In Charleston where
h , received hi* education in the
public schools He w as an employre of a bank there but came
lu Sinford t£ rtc y e a n ago. A t
present he Is connected with th*
Sanford Machine Co.
Guest* present at the ceremony
were: Mr. and M n . Robert T.
Thresher, Mr. and M n. Robert
C. Thrasher, Mr. and M n. D. L.
T h ta h tr Mr and M n. W. A. F itts
J r , Mr. and M n . W. A. F ltU .
I ll, M n . N. H. Garner. Mrs. E.
D. Brownlee, Miss Mildred llsnd.
Mist Psuline Wallace, Mlta E lisa­
beth K night. Miss M artha F itts
and Albert F itts.

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and Mlaa
PHWAb , ‘
Cameron,
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■I. Hamby, Mr*. J a il* I-odwlg,
Robert Cameron J r , Mrs. Georg*
U*un, Mi*. F n n k Malsch and
Mlta Lory Peter*.

C fu b H e ld s M e e tin g
Th* Roa* Clrcl# of th* Sanford
Carden .Club tn e t on Friday mornlag ** (bo bume of M n . Roland
Read w ith the chairman, M n ,
Endar C urlatt, - p n a 'd in g .
The
members answered tha roll rail
With r-tfirs of carious flowering
tree*. Dweusstons o f various tree*
than followed.

B e t tha
A. which w as held on
Thttiwday afternoon h, tha achooi
gudDorium, M n . f , S. v .rn a y , re­
tirin g chairm an pr*sided fo r lha
la s t time. Th* .followrig officers
wbr* sleeted to servo during the
eocnlng y ear: Mrs. E. If. Lmney,
chairm an; M n . .8. D. Babbitt,
vice-chairman: Mrs. 8. E. Jones,
aacretary; and Mrs. C. M. Boyd
tn a s a r e r .
I t w as deeded by all preaatl
th a t th a cabaret entertainm ent
which w as planned by the P. T. A.
fo r M ay IT should be postponed
until th* eariy Fall, a fter which
(ba business session adjourtysd and
M n . R. L. Glenn, accompanied by
M is. E. F. Housholder ra n g a take

A t The Churches
T H E FIR ST METHODIST
CHURCH
W. P, Buhrman, Pastor
A ttention will fa* raHed to the
“ M eth tr Day” idea In the morn'
Ing preaching service.
P n g ra m m e for the day:
Sunday achooi, B:30 A. M.
Preaching, 11 A. M. by th*
pastor) sermon, ' WHAT IB IN
THE MOTHER’S H E A R T !”
Epworth
League
devotional
meetings, 7 P. M.
Evening preaching service, 3
P. M.
Music appropriate to tha oeea
lions.
A cardial Invitation to every on*
FIR ST CHURCHCHURCH O F CHRIST
BCIHNTt
C hriiftan Science services are
hold every Sunday morning a t
th a Woman'* Club, 316 S. Oak
A vtnua a t 11 o'clock. Subject for
toiporroWt
“ Adam and Fallen
Man.”
'W ed n esd ay
evening services
which Include
testimonies of
C hristian Science healings are a l­
so held a t th* Woman’s Club at
7 o’clock.
This chipch m aintains a free
Reading Room, 617 F l n t N ation­
al Bank B ulldrig, where th„ Bibls
and all authorised Christian Sel­
ene* literatu re may bo read, bor­
rowed or p u rchase I. Open T ues­
day* and Friday* from 3 to 6 P.
M.
All are welcome to attend the
services and fo make /** of the
resti ng room,
ALL SOUL’S CHURCH
F irst Mass, 8 A. M.
Catechism, 8.45 A. M.
Second Mass, 10:00 A. M.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Sunday School
0:30 A. M.
Montjng W onhlp and
Sermqn
11:00 A. M.
Young P .opje’s Union 0:46 P. M.
Evening Service
8:00 P. M.
P ra )e r Service 8:00 P. M. Wedn sdny.
A nthrqi for the morning service*
will be “Our Mother’s W ay” by
David l* e. The Rev, J . M. DeValle of G im vs will preach a
srrn-on on “ M othen' Day”. At
the morning hour the lo r d 's sup­
per will tv observed while at the
Sunday school hour special r cognitlon Will b e -g iv e n (the Home
Department,
On Wednesday * venlng th :.p rsy
e r service will be conducted by
the Rev. D .Vctte of Geneva- at
8:000 P. M. Anthem, “ Mother of
Mine" by Gabriel,
SALVATION ARMY
The HalYatlon Army will hold
■peclal Mothers' Day scqvlo s on
Sunday rvenlpg a t 7:46 o'rlurk at
the Army jiead q u arten on Sanford Avenue. Utajor Georg... Wood*
of Atlanta th* territorial headquarters of the Kalvatiun Army,
will L* pr. sent a t th# meeting
end M othen' Day songs and rrcIjxtlops bava been prepared for
tha prvgrem. Sunday school will
h&lt; held as usual a t 2:46 o'clock
and the public is cordially Invltad.
• FIR ST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Sixteenth and Sanford
Rcri Prank M. M irier. Pastor.
Bible School, 9:46 A. M.
Horning W onhlp and CpmmunIon 11 A. M.
Sermon subject, “ Tha Fidelity
O f T h- Early ch urch”.
Rev. Roy L. Brawn will deliver
th* mom nlg sermon.
Senior and Junior C hristian En*
leaver 7 P. M.
Evening Service, I P. M.
Sermon subject, “ Mather And
lions'.”.
Rev. Roy. L. Brown will-speak.
Service* win ba twld each even.
Ing o l the coming waek and *w ry
one D cordially Invitad to attend
those service* -which .will b* hell
in thy new church boat*.

Mrs. 7dhn BeMrard, M n . B a n k
ta s te rb y . M n. Edward Higgins
Mr*. F . W. Bandar, and M rs. T. L
O‘Connor m ato n d U GalnasviU*
W *W **-V u u
Friday morning . w har* ih*y..MjU th a t th* p lan t committ* of th*
attend the Mother’s Day recap­ cirri* ha* ylantad tha entrance and
HQLY CROSS CHUffCH
tion a t th* PI
r M f u i House. pnrkwpy of San Lanta with sinalas
and th at more planting A different
Ra*. M ortim
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er 0clover, Rertor.
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Loamla,
JB :
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Boris
rla and HaR, avert!sing agent*
The m tetln g than adjourned and Holy Coam nalon
Ynred, R i a Raph Smith and of Jecksoovtlls,
.
_ _ _
ahort plnnia o f various kind* war* dta^
Church Rclooi
Oil ? Johnson.
her* Thursday marnlng,
lag.
trib n ted to the m* mbera present
Ild jr Communion

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attended th* *
1Wan'd brU tfS lr Miss fe ttU * hon.l
Monday night. . i
\ K r s C. L W est o f W inter Park
waa th* g uost 6f Mra, Jam es Lot
Iwrt POBoIst HoteT
oh Laka Charm Tuesday and-great.
:K b a t h , I S . 12 .5 0 , 1
ing old frDnds In Ovrido also.
D o u b lt
b a t h , W , 14 .0 0 , I S
U r. an d Mrs. Ktrkham and two
FIrt proof--------European
sons left W edneedt* B ir Patterson
N. J . .after several months spent
' N. E. FI rut HL Near Bay Btocayna
In Ovtldo where they hav* been
Popular Priced Rm Uurant In Connectloa
developing th eir farm . They will
atop o ro r In Phlladdyhia fur a
few days en ro u tt to N- J.
Mrs. O. L White and daughter
of Jacksonvillo wa* th* guast ol
M n . E. A. Fam all Wednesday.
Service* Sunday a t th* Presby­
A M others day program wa*
glean a t th* Ovaldo Womans Club
terian Church win be;
Friday
afternoon May Srd. Th*
9:46 A. M. Sunday School.
11:00 A. M. Morning W onhlp. meeting opened with th* singing
7:00 P. M. Christian E ndea vor. iJL A asc rir* -« * d J9 * ttla H n u t h t "
the Republic, all members Joining
3:00 P. M. Evening Worship.
In th* tlu b nrayJr- Mr. IUroi.i
..T h a S***1m *. will m e e t- * * - th e ■nffifkaWt 'otmg4 g-: Vnnst beautiful
dose of each Worship- serv ice-to toll) "O Mother Mine,” with Mr*
trTr tre new members.- *
Lingo playing his accompaniment.
A T alk on Child training and
mother love wa* given by Rev
C. J- Uroume. Two besullful selec­
tions “ That* what God mad*
m o th en for”, and” A Perf«ct|D *y’’
Mr. and M n. W. 11. L uther left were sung by Atrs. Sttn* with
lu r td a y for th rir summer home .n AD*. Geo. Bower accompanying
Wsynravllle, N. Cher on the piano. Ovcido’a club
Mr*.. K. A. Fam ell and M n . mother, M n . Henry W ight of SanAlton Fam ell visited their sister lord, wus piesent and spoke a few
and Aunt M n . T.J J . McKnlgbt ft w onii of appreciation In Ovcldo's
thought of her a t this time. Visi­
Davenport Tuesday,
Mr and M n . W ebster and fam ­ tors present w e n t M n . Henry
ily uf Davenport were the g uei'a Wight and Mrs. Douglas of San­
Sunday uf th alr mother Mrs. C. ford, Itev- C. J . Broome, pastor ul
the Ovrido Baptist Church, Mrs
K. Phillips.
M r Aaron Price of Pierson an I hlrkham and son Harold. M n
•ii* •
daughter, M n . J . C. W alnrtght, Rosa M etralf, Mrs- K ail D aul
f&lt; l
Mra. Atax l-einhart, Mr*. Florence
and llttla daughter, Alda of ban
foul, were the guests Sunday uf Gay, Mrx. Hubert Murphy, Mr*
Afsry Jacobs, Mrs . Hley, Mra
S. U. W alnright and family.
• Mr*. T. K- Simner has been in Andrew Aulln, Mrs. Camel, Mrs.
la m p s fur the past two weeks Alltchem. Alra. Tritaem a, M n.
with her sister whu ic seriously Andrew Lrinhnrt, Mia. Kimbreli
AD* Terrel. .Mrs. Steed, Atn. Hart
ilk
r-a n d Mr*.-T. K. Woliuight-Of ■ Mrs Hmlell, Mr-. (Vdar, Mrs
th is bank is th e best bank for me to
Ssnfuiu were v lsltn .j m U vleli Thomas. Mrsi Kiinf.xll aKd ftiiilfRT
Aire, t'anby Italderston. Hostesses
Mommy, evening.
deal with. . * «T1mp lt'« up to him; no ohtiption
Will Roth ot |&gt; k e Wales and for tho occasion Were Alesdames
on your put—none at alL
bis fiancee Alisa Cora I-ee Single­ Martin, Smith and Alrt'ulley.
Master Balnh King celebrated
ton of Bartow, Were ‘he ru e s ' &lt;
of W. U. Young and family Frida.* his birthday Saturday at Sweet
/
W
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Park by entertaining sev­
t
&lt;{ last week. Alls* Masine Young
was the m ild of honor at ihe Ro'.r eral of his little ft lends.
Singlelun nuptial* May C.
Airs. Angie# Strumluirg nmlC R O Z E a u ii
daughtrr. Airs- It. II. Bsibuur, amt
i s i r r i i »: o h
m i .»:
eon, Donald, Air. ail'd Mrs IIil) ol
TMM I IH I1IT «*«l MT, TWKMJiaksonvill*
spent . Wednesday l \ TI..TIIIHII
J lllir iA I . I'lN rl IT
nigh at the homr of Mrs. and M n.
o h r i- o H liii.
%%i» r o i l t h i s
I'll! TTT l»P lKNhOI.Ks
IN
W It. Young going on tu Mm in
Thursday.
JAMKH A XIICPU KIM&gt;,
u n it
Miss Sarah Maxwell of Sanford
%%.
was tiie attractive g u rs| of Miss I■i: ani:
*tu\ ctiii Hs m
T I ' U N K l l . h i* « l fi* Ik t-rn u lM i" «*,
Wild* Young last week-end.
N tiH n* I* l i e r r l i y H i n t Mrnl**r
The regular business meeting ol n m l t*jr \1rlii4* o f Tin- f l i m l r t t f t r p
I** iiin ili" rntrl
th* la d ie s Missionary Society at fit fin r r t io h iii n in l
o f llip m lifiv*
the Methodist rhjirch met at thr ff nt »l uI *r•*11‘«lr ml»yir t I hi*111 J tutio*
Ji
Hu-* 11'hi »%'**.uf ylwtl
church Tuesday. -The prugrom u o f«ll"**s Is H \ n
Wll.Ki Avoirs,
|4|*r c*in I JUi i b I p f u f until I In iir t Hi**
In charge uf Mrs. Lingo and M n |i4
iin irt l In m ilil f iit ml ih 'f r F F , w in
W sinright.
t
n f f r r fi»r »*«li* n m l
tn ih n h l f j h ,
I*pm I l&gt;iiM«*r f u r iiit m m
ttany Oviedo Sunday School rithiti1*1ho itn l t*iitff&gt;
In fitr* *
i* n iir t
goers enjoyed tha chicken supper IffjU h r rlo n r in R n n fn rtl,•It**.H ritil
nttii*
given on Iwau'lful Ijlke Charm I'lt t lt llV . P lo i h t.i, nit M m i'liik , ih t
3r*l
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last Friday evrnlng when the • iu H f IttlriM m r u l» f d « f u f « ih*a I«j
Folds of the At. E Sunday School
■
m l . u n it t lo r in n ih«- ta vu t tti*ui*i
• i i i p , tin* |ir* i|t e rt y 3l«*«rrtHrf1 in
contest entertalnrd the Chevrolet. *if
M
fl't
I'h.irFil
h.rl.l
t»)
F fllt) flnn I lip•
Itev C. J. Broome left Mend-iy rrw, %
%hit It |MU|***ity It* m11uutp*| m
for Memphis Tenn. where he will ih *' 1* ltv «&gt;f HM nfi.n1, «*i»iint&gt; u f
n m l H tuto r f P |u r lt J ii# i n I
allrnd the Southern Baptist Coil Ha-mlhtili*
,|rei | 11•as1 M
M folluM*, In-Hit:
ventiun held there thla week.
I hi
(•» o f Him k N l|t«
It) «»f t.pf r‘lv« III, fii'ronllhif
Afrs. T. J. firilfln of Stark* reIn K . It r r n f f ' t t t l i i m n IliPr***
turned thla week a fte r a miol
i*f t ltily »*f r v r m d in t h f im ltili*
rt-rn ftln o f H *n ilritili*
t 'o ilf it v
pleasant visit with her sister M -t,
K lo r h U
I.. K. Jordan Atr. Cirlfliu was u
T im iiu r i’lmMfT l*&gt; im i fo r ilrp ilguest of Mix. Jordan recently.
H A. H WH.K INHi IN
H| m’» U il Mu«tt«*r
Atrs. Ann Smother* of Canta-i,
O K I &gt; O H J U t H IN n
Dhio, and Mis* (Tim I r i Slngie
IIr 11**r fu r ' iii 111it 11m n t,
tun of Bartow spent Sunday a&lt;
the home of Air, and Mr* W. "
10 item* n.* mure with limited rcsIrlclitmH, will bo
Young- Alls* Maxine Young ae
be mid fully improved to reliable purrhiuten at 25
rumpanied them to Bartow Sundjy
afternoon where she acted as maid
In til per rent Ichm than celery lundK are priced nt
of honor at th r wedding, of Mis.In
other locnlHIew. Hpcrlul aid to the firat purchaser*.
f o r a Singleton xml Mr. Will llollI juhI week I nold 20 urres to one of the Urgeat
iii Bartow Alonday afternoon at
b 221 E. FIRST 8T.
farmern on the YVcnl Side. My co-operative plan
6:30. Aire. W. B. Young and daugh­
te r Mlaa Catherine drovt over
Ih financially IichI for nmall farmers who can handle
M . -i« :3 Q ^ k it.
tiling P ray er had- ■ l
;
mo tv.
&gt; .7:30 P . M.
t There will bo a Carppret# Cammunlo,, a t th o J i o'clock service
fo r the .women of tho parish a t
which tim e th e United Thank O f­
fering will be presented. Every
woman of th , parish Is urged
to be present and to bring her o f­
fering. Pleas* take it out of tbq
blue box and put It In an envelope
and m ark i t U. T. O.

C om e I n
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Sanford, Fla*

CELERY FARMS
1000 ACRES HAMMOCK
LAND ON WEST SIDE

PURE WATER
, GUSHING .3 INCH WELLS
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W. H. LONG

MEAT MARKET

only 10 acres.

Laney’s

^The Friendly Druir Store”

E. First Street
Sanford

lTeacr IpIlona Filled Promptly
And Accurately

DAIRY FARMS
750 ACRES

ENJOY YOUR SUNDAY SWIM

llcttl Krntintt hindn In Fluridn, Will feed 1500 cows
the year round. You ought to nee the rich huI| and
Kenpudu sruHS. Will Hell 50 neJCH or more and aid
In financing model duirv farms. No better locality,
noil or Industry In Florida, llulry products are In
flrat rank with celery.

Poultry Farms
250 ACRES
MUII provide full equipment for IhoMe who know tha
buxines*.

LOWEST PRICES and TERMS

A t LAKE MARY CASINO
New
W
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tlfjy No charge for children under 10.
F fe^ dee 6f pool 6&gt; those Coining id suits.

FRANK L. FERGUSON
Lobby Valdez Hotel,ki Sanford
Daily From 1-3 P. M.
H O M E T E L E P H O N E

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Says Expert
M IT . M ich, M a y ; 'l l ■ of m otor car owner* now
m th e g re a te r satisfaction
a* th e operating ceremony
r from
m ntaU lnr now
•ago a t le a s t mix, a 'y a a t
aufaevorera, acting an the
ef axhauxtlra toata, toconiI . -their Instruction ‘ bool*
ir if plug* be renewed r r g

ipaaker waa F. B. Caswell,
M tale* of the Champion
Pfag Co.
W—ear engines of ear'*
tth'T'tkalr alow speed and
iptaaaJon, ware easy on the
Jug a true lute, area tbeogt
l*&lt;
- of_a *muck
_ an . fooling
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■ tin# trouble," t t y s Mr- Ca»-

. “Aa a result, apark plug anlaee-wSt considered nomathhn
i t which t o boast.
It waa,
aorar, enly a few. year* ago
i m O nU ferlurrn look genome
a fa the fa c t th a t the »p»rk
fa they -produced would fo n j
alm ott Indefinitely, except
foullag or accidental breakage
gut with the Introduction uf
tar | peed englnqi with muci
Mar . compreaalon,
It war
fed beyond question th a t spark
t», no m atter how well me-U
r m lg tt be, lost efficient!
&gt;b more rapidly. By utlliring
manlte In making tho rofvv
by fpeclal electrode*, our corn
y was able to produce plug*
eh give Improved service tu r.e
th longer lime. But exp* i
Ita conducted both be oui -o lv r.
k y - t* r - m * n n f ie tu r * H , re
sd th a t aran ihl* L ettir Cl amp
“plug deteriorated | n servl.v

aquenlly the comm eased mix
wa* not fired with ■uffirirnl
Bty to produce complete burnLosi of |tower *nd waste of
rraulird.
'or soma time we hesitated to
I these facta known. But we
W decided that a public which
ba*a *o kind In Ita pntronago
» entitled to knew the truth
M than fir* yearn ago w* began
MO why It wa* desirable ually monetary economy---to
*W apark plugs a t Iraki once a
r.
The Idea waa not well re
md Both the Inula and the
dlf tool; It for granted that an
g an a ip a ik plug fired that

In the flrat four months up to the
record to tal of. t i l A*? tralia aa
compared With 477A di fo r tha cor.
responding period of 1MB, a gain
of more than H A W onlta over tha
beat p rev loot corresponding period
ln the company's history.
The moat significant featuna ol
Chevrolet’» m anufacturing
p e r.
form a nee during tha Drat four
month* la th a fact th a t .during
th a t tlmitod period * Chevrolet
build m o raafx cylinder, cer* tftxu
any other m m rfafettW r n a fW d r
built In.an en tire y e a r,'* "
Co-IncVdent with tha announce­
ment of this Mtaat Chevrolet pro

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Features 1929Essex
Line O f Machines

doetlon achievement was the In­
dication th a t In re*pona# to tha
g reatest demand Chevrolet haa
ever known, May will aao another
all-tlm a monthly record establish­
ed. Tentative schedule* arranged
for the current month call for a
DETROIT, 'MICH., May 11- An
May production of 160,000 care ln teik*tlr|t
deviation
from
and trucks.
common practice to found In the
Sixteen g iant farteries located
r r *f mr gf c r
m» m w a it .to
eoaat'dT* now w oriilnr with all
tha, toned eenrietonl -with Chevro­
let V- “ prirclaKin
dnanufaftttringmethod* to accomodate the greatra t Spring business In the hi*lory of the rompany.

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Every automobile owner likes
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In tha production of tha new
tranamlaalon all of tha parta ol
tha atandard tranamlaalon are
uaed, w ith th e exception of tha
conatant meah geara (the counter,
•h aft u n it of which Include* the
aacond apead drive gaara) and
tha g ear unit on ‘tha main shaft
composed of the direct drive and
second-speed driven" gear. For
these gear* hava been auhatltutad
others of an Inver** ratio. With
th li detlgn tha countorahaft geara
have a higher relative apead than
the m a in ih a ft.___________ a a a

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Architect
F in ! N all BuAk Hdg.
Sanford, Fla. \ .

take our word* but try us.

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W e Guarantee
You will be satisfied. We are equipped
for a complete line of general repairing

USED CARS
lav Price*
Guaranteed

battery and electrical work.

o f u se rs say

RIVE’S GARAGE

th e re are Ju st two k in d s
o f apark plug*— A Ca an d
th e o th e r k in d .

SEMINOLE MOTOR CO,

Phone 502

Phone 617

AC'a arc know n aa th e b e tto r
apark plug* because o f th e ir
p a te n te d one*piece g a s -tig h t
c o n stru c tio n a n d welded aide
electrode—U tim es be tie r In elec­
tric a l co n d u ctiv ity th a n th e old
l'- " * tak in g ” m eth o d u n ed In o rd in a ry
sp ark 'plug*. AC q u a lity In design
and c o n stru c tio n Insures easy s ta r t­
in g , fast pickup, b rillia n t perform ance.
H ere la th e evidence! AC Spark Pluga are
en dorsed by th e w orld's leading engineer*

■ Kay th rn waa qu'aicd concern1 &gt; g a w ritten opinion, prepared by
fo rm er c 'ty attoruvy D tC qtlis
Who, the drfcn ie claims furnlahed
the document a t la k e 's roqueoi
t i l fo&gt; tha purpoaa of okeylnji
U to J e ttl'ty of one of the disputed
C rifttfealr. of Indebtedness. The
qllg eas te itlflrd th a t -e waa pres.
•At .d uring a convaraation between
D *0ott#e-and la k e , n which he
(•O ught la k e told DeColtr* Onl
ha ( la k e ) wanted the opinion to
/Ornish to the Cha,,. Naticnnl. |H&gt;
Cottes, a witness this week In be
of the Clly, had prev nu.ly
teittfled th a t h* did not know
Ib rb disposition wa* to 1* made
q&lt; tha cpln'nn.

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CertlHratoW of llulrhlnlnra, Oflf*
dor.|:i00,t)tl0. , ne for KdUO.OOO and
another fur 1100,000, rounael for
,*H . 4ff*iuc Introduced a Cfedli
memorandum from the Ctutap Na&amp; n*l Hank f„r *100.Oftl
through K e y '* traltniuny, reunevl
■Hkh with the rm llt Hint hnd
Been given hy the &lt;’h««e Na'lonal
e f aga'nat the three certificate*.

&gt;riPs Production
jpires Establish
&gt;evrolet R e c o r d
•trait. May I ! ,. Exceeding hy

Ing record, the Chevrolet Motor
■pany In April estobliahad a
s sll-tlma monthly production
fend with an output of 167,137
a and trucks. April waa tha
Bd las an a llva month dariax
Mb Chavrolet set up a new all.
N moathly producing matk,
ith - haring bats Ugh with

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local April achiave.

T a treord low price for to large and
L ft&gt; beautiful k Knight-engined car
e new gtyle W illy»-Knight "70-8" b
inging the guperioritira o? the fe ttn tU
double
uble *lccvc-valve motor to thouaanda
o f added owner*.

ln each cylinder of this gimp'icrt and
moat efficient of power nlants, two metal

T h e Knight engine gives high uni

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tt J m i n .

I f n f mi mi, a id er id e e

aleevex combine with tnc dome-shaped
cylinder head to form a perfectly sealed
combustion chamber. Tne full force of
the exploiion is directed itraight down­
ward against the piston, making the moat
efficient uae of the highly compretaed g u .

a n d uaed aa a ta n d a rd cqulpaxxant
auch ra m a s
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Chevrolet
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Oakland
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B u t c re n th e beat ’sp a rk p la g e w e a r
o u t. F o r Increased pyvrcr— etad even
fo r b e tto r gasoline m ileag e— ch an g e
sp ark plugs every to n th o u s a n d p A a ,
In a few m in u te* , any|A C d e a l d B
e q u ip you w ith th e rig h t ty p e o T p l ^
fo r yo u r c a r.
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True style that
reflects the mode
yet dares to be
different
I” !*■ distinctive appearance . . . In It
attractive ■Implicify . . . in lie wide rani*
V h B 'T
u f s m a r t , n e w c o l o r s t h e N e w All
American offers true style . . . stvle tha
reflects the mode yet dares to be different
We are now making a special dem onstation to pro*
the extraordinary value provided by th e New Oaklant
AU-American Six. We want you to enjoy thia demon
atrallon . . . if only to learn what Oakland offers fo
L ftS &amp; k

In the Willya-KnWht “ to -B " a rugged
•even-bearing crankshaft reduce* vibra­
tion to a nunimum, while the car's im­
proved frame construction gives extra
atrength and rigidity.

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(Inc In th a Superior Whippet Bit
•bowed a notable redurad " ton*
sumption o f fuel despite a n a to rU
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to Improvementa Incorporated' 1a
tha Whippet B a engine, although
the fundam ental principle* of ft a
predecessor have In tha main baaji
retained.

We have it and have it a t a

m um ,

jCwin»el for lhr O ty on rm»*
Ufplnatinn, *i&gt;nght In *hnw .liy
tam lnition of the wltneaa llmi
BY Coniml«*loiier H. (1. rhane
Ten a*kr,l Key f..i Infonvatiun
Xtlt* IkmhI truxU-e*' areounti,
M »uch Infillnialinn \ ■, «lway*
M» orally by Key. and that the
M ilsaioner didn’t Hava a reel*
the book*. T hl., Key denieil,
:Vylng lh a f Mr. Chase was not
lad aerea* to the honk* a ml
k the
Co mini sal oner- never
•d to see ‘hem.

teet* were mad* to accurately do-

reasonable co st We do not ask you to

WASH UGHT
CARS
WASH HEAVY
CARS
Mechanic
LABOR-HOUR
ALL WORK
Fully
Guaranteed

High Compression

| It waa felt that tha top-gear re: durtion could be derreared a rm
) furher and with thta end In view
1 a three-apend tranamlaalon w |«
• davetepeM fn wMch an cver-drivd
la anbatttatod far . Jha.pKtC .Xi.
W nsNUfr Mt of gear*.

WE ARE GIVING THE

A t Rive’s Garage

top-*peed w ith relatively lower
engine reeoluttona par mil*.
Tha n u te rn a ry way to achlava
thia enda f|s to provide a lower
a i L g e a r ratio. While In the F-aaax apeedator tha final dedoctlon
haa bean dropped from M to S OB.

WI LLYS* OVER LAND,

NEW

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STY LE

KENT MOTOR CO.
201 COMMERCIAL A VE

PHONE 17

SEMINOLE MOTOR CO.
Phone 617

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A
Herald
representative
thoroughly fam iliar w ith rataa,
rule* and classification will
give Ton complete Information.
And If you wish, they will as­
s is t you in wording your want
a d to m ake It moo* effective.

CHOSE IN’, Vtry cool, attractively
furnished 2 room apartm ent.
Private bath, hot w ater, garage.
212 W. 4th St.

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21—Acreage for Sale

FOR SALE O R 'R E N T —6 acre*
of land w-,h house on it.
a good trade. Apple to forcmxn Btixrdzll Avcnur- Also 20 acres in
Palm er's autdiviilon, priced right
*1 Herald office.
to responsible party. Kuw und*r
cultivation, all in c*lery. Sea Nick
Zernovean, Beanlall Avenue.
young lady who w ants to learn

26—MUcellaneoua For Sale
THERE IS no economy in letting
furniture "go to pieces”. A coat
LOCAL SALESMAN w ith tru«k o f W aterSpar Lacquer will do the
to work Sanford. Good proposi­ t r ek. Sold by SANFORD PAINT
tion. Phone 6tUIT Orlando. Mr. and WALL PAPER C O , 110 W.
F irst St- Need a p ain ter? Call 30J.
Wright.

6—Help Wanted ( Male)___

YOUNG

JE R S E Y

c o » suitable

fo r fam ily or dairy. She gave
RABBITS FUR SA LE—Pedlgrred three gallciu with first ra 'f. In ­
and regia cared breeding stock, quire a t ‘Kilgore Seed Store.
"ahio yeang pedlgrred stock eligible
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rig iitraclo n .
Chinchillas, TWO BERK SHIRE g l.b t end on#
purebred boar. Going cheap for
w kha bhi* aged beverana nnd Naw
Csolaad W srtre S t Johns Rah- cash. Box 42 Sam iula Fla.
( t r y , Indian Mound Village, Sato
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LEGAL NOTICES
V m SALE—Zinnia plants,G iant
DahlU-fUwtored. From Burpee's
deeds, T. * Wlla-xu,
1304 W Srd St. Phan* 223—W. or 1M L-W .

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PLANTS FOR S A L E -M ock Hnapdragons, A sto n , Zinnias, DouWU Rose Oleanders, Rad Ilougwln. Mcrtgtaio kss n n c e c lic . ef
vDlea. Flam e Vino, Royal Poinct- m
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FOR RENT To Resj&gt;onsible Peo•■rly *
|*art, am i ih # ,\ .re*
llirrg t i l ntotto* e.f |g i “K *. til
pie—Nicely furnished private
Vrvttrtllna tm Win 1!« im liir*
: ri»i« ui hi, j *«mii»i«, in |wi t«i t»
liomr, 10 rooms, 2 baths, grand
iliHtouf tluH ttoi'timii *1 unimna
pimno.Coal and comfortable. Near
list- 1*1lieHe? iSt'i'imlk erf Itrllil llielto
• ""tiillil), Kiwi(4a. Ill I'lul Ike 11*
la k e . Five minutes from down­
• I f 'mil In*ifto 121
town district. II. II. Lawson, NI2
T**r mi t ■»«#, runrlta** r i»* im
Union Ave. N ear Christian Rcicnc# fur »l*ml,
H. J M V

17— U i u i n m Places for Rent

lak*l. abuse
g»*rriure.
tofee*
n e r d Ctr« all Court, a l tUurmg.
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A. i t Willi AM. uf 'l*u*ve. Flnrigg
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! i N. ItCTTON, uf m enus*, TlurUka.

WRLL EQU IPPED poultry and
k. track fo n ts comfortable aevtn
raom heme, pent free I tu t
fears. Requires sm a ll iav ratm -at
f t H p d i l t i r M hand. Inquire Rod
S ta r C rcrary nnd Food Co.

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llie IWt of golf hmsards during th*
Winter. A golfer was play!*#:
ii* tt n nnow-roverrd course j n N a* |
Jerary, using a red 1 ball. U I*
slated that ■ bull in an *djoining
field became enraged a l th a eight
of thp crimson g u tta perch*'* * 4
chase,! the golfer right off th *
course.
to
Uolfer# Ml the- St. Alban# coo

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FOR RENT—Filling station and wit:
I a &gt;1 K ir i% * t u * i 1121 rvf HAN*
grocery'- Doing good business.
V9»ito 11 i : i «; ii r*4 a o o i t i o .n
t*»
Hu* T n n t i i f H.tnftoi(|,
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I'hone 207.
l a * a * Htor
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HAVE ONE MORE OPENING for

Chinese Basketball Players Arrive

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litlily altototl •FTvtie'il In |* ar|
Itstoe# 169, toll (Ugf H I, of llm
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WIGHT PR IN T SHOP
FOR RENT—Six room house— i \I VTI iI nI . i:: « ,ssts's
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■NAPPY service on any thing in
modem ronxenlcncc-j. 1006 W.
tii a h a n t v a xim tiv; xnr:
p rin tin '- A phono coil will get First . |1C. per month. Apply next T tFrOi .iM. I M
N f , 4* i t i t | H i i i t l i i t n ,
i *ssm»•
|» la in a in ,
your man. Pirfns 417—W. 0 Rail door.
U.
road A re.
J O H N K K U t O N , r i a l . I k r f t o f i s lm i* .
FOR RENT—Five room cottage
X ttT H H .O K
«*%!.»;
i*iT*» in h* rtot»y r i v h i ilin t uti*
UU1LDINO BLOCKS—Irrigation
a t 2121
Palm etto
Avenue, •O N
t an«t b y v ir t u e s.f a I m t r r
*r
-hoses and UVn«V»l cement work, (20.00 monthly. Inquire a t Herald K » trn h»«i4t«* a h fl iLtl** « n|rrtovV Mi
lb*» ii lr n t a toll | it itoi, i f l U s r . ••!« t b n
y ir a c lt Concrete Co. J . E. Ter- office.
• l i h * la y .tf Jt|4*r. A
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Ht»to« L it
MaPitof (n
iTkM tkrrtir.
»*n
sdllegcr, Pro.-. 3rd and Elm.
M u u d a y tit# fttil *!•*)' «*f J u t i r , a . H
FOR RENT—furnished bungxlow l&gt; *9 , • a into btoina u I itids' l*4,y *&gt;l
LANKY’S IWUO STORE—Pra.
a t 317—15th S treet. Second t u ip « *t»141 I mIt'l 41 1* ilk.4 I toll Is « «t,i %,
t i l iM .n t * .!
i t i to i 's* n r I H im *.*rf|
scripttona, ’Jru g s, Soda. Wa house E a .t of Elm Avenue. Double Hit
t t f c .n l p « n ih ito te 4 *s&gt;u it t
K l« .f l *'*,
era ns near ( I your phona. Call garage—(35.00 month. See U r. w I I I *'fO r r - r P ilt- lu t iu i It it: Vi »t
HLit.t I***| VTiii.Irr fur rii*N,
103.
Uerg a t The Herald office.
I h # | r « , * i 1'v‘lt I ■ i i f p a V*". I i i * K s I I m v .

I— Help Wanted (Female)

X O T IIT . O P I X b T K S * S t a l l
N i i t u ' i : i s U K l t r u i v t ilV K N in a :
14ruler arttl In y u ta u a n o r
«f **»rtl
• r r t a I it f in a l 4r«*rra nf f«*r»cl«i*iin*
a net mil#, in d*li* ainl e n t r r n l tin llif*
) r 4 flay rtf li n y , A I*. 1929. lu a«t*l
l») H i* I 'lir u t t 1 ’m in in and I f *
*4eeran»M!• «*ouiily. K im ida. In I ' h T t •
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tlrt.int. and
h l K D K I I I t K »L L'ICAN KIAIA j and
A N M i: «'ttA sS I»A l.U h i - H»»e*. | a i ,.
U . W l « l i l t a n d w . I I W I U I I T . •• *
iiu n U u il. a i r ilt f r m .d n l* . t J . »*.
Hhartbit J r . *■ H n rfla l B la a tr r In
t.^ a h r*rir nr aald fV iu rl ley m M ftn_
a l 4 » « r N a n ^ e in t*d a h a ll o f f e r l « r
pal** and w l f a t p u b itr o u lr iy bt f i m
(H* K n u r l llitu an In R m f u n l. He m i*

I a cow waa butchered. In her l
| ach were twenty-nine ball*. Ii
, ligation revealed th a t th e ’
been paitured In a field adjol
a course In B.............
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Pittsfield , and M
The tl. 8 8. Brllrtdge, a destroyer ot the United States Bailie Fleet, draws up alongside the flarthlp, year* had been deriving s u M M
snre from .the slices and honks «C
the U. 8. a Pittsburgh, lor luriher orders during recent manoeuvres on the coast ot Manila, Philippine
golfers.
tdan:U.
Cow As C alprlt
So when you smack a h a #
straight and true over hill bgw
ro n ‘t find it, the tldog to do M l
be lu |nok fol Ro-Uoss as tha Cul­
prit. Even as she chewi her cog
anil contemplates you w ith a bo*
nlgn and Innocent gate, she m ap
W munching th at new DnaloR
which set you back six Win • an
hour entlier.
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hmuTP aef M l * i*ii U lu n d ay f lir
m|i tHi- In-at toiiira of autr. •It* 3 * 1 limy
etf Jinir, A. I» 1929, **f&lt;
fedlowlnir *l(-prrltfoit Valid allnvlr. bnl
miatiito Vetoina a n u lr I *.iv «»f l l iiIk lu y and ItriiiM in I h r Ctitintk s i t m itt, tVi* (»'Htiwirig ilvwrrihnf |*r n*’
F t . a «no I o ii n il
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of F l«it li| 4. * r t ) *11 n a i f In He* in I mot f- u n i a ll
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DID YOU KNOW THAT YOU
CAN .G E T YOUR CLOSED
CAR TOP REPAIRED WHEN
IT NEEDS IT A T SANFORD
NOVELTY WORKS 115 NO.
FRENCH AVE.

M a it .r .

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FOR RENT, Furnished rooms on
second floor o f H erald building
Can b , ranted on a very reason­
IF you desire a pretty, romantic able basis. Inquire o t Forem an,
aw eelheart, w rite Doris Dawn, Tho Herald.
E ast ClevelsnJ, Ohio.
FOR KENT— Lovely G arage ApL,
with all conveniences. Cheap to
SANFORD DRUG CO.
Wo Deliver—Phone 325
permanent parly. Apply 323 San­
ford Ave. I'bone 630—J .
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N . N IPPER
Signs of at)
f u r - KE fCT- ‘4 J fg * ~ and
email
Apt. Lenalry Apte. Also 5riHirn huuse on lOlh and Magnolia.
Apply Apt. No 4, la n g le y A p ia
LOST—Small, brown mare mule. Call 623 4. Rummer K ates,.
Finder please notify R. L. Robin­
16— ItouM H f u r Rent
son, Eldey Springs. Reward.
FOR RENT—Splendid furnished
I --- A ulO M * M it
house and garage on Silver
Lake. Delightful place to live.
DODGE
P leaarra ears and Craham trucks. (30.00 per month. W. A. lU ynor.
~~ C. Du0 4 m , agent.
Elm and 13th S treet, Phone 3. owner, 11.

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Colored Churches How They Stand
TRINITY M K TItm tlKT EPISCO­
PAL CHURCH
Rev. H arry I . Burney, pastor.
Sunday School a t P:lf&gt; nVIotk
P. W. S|iears, superintendent.
U oniing
servieva a t
11:15
o'clock.
Epworth leagxie and Junior
Church u n it at 4 P. M.
Preaching at H P. M .
ALLEN CHAPEL A. M. H
CHURCH
Rev, W. B. Coftey, pastor.
Sumlsy Srhmd a t *i:3n uVlwk.
Morning srrvires a l 11 &lt;•*&lt;luck.
Christian Emki.xor m tels a t 6
P. U .
SIIILOII BAPTIST CIII'R C II
Itrv. J. Siplin, pastor
Sunday S- hot.I at '.M-'lh o'clock,
lim n in g i i r v l o i a t I t o'clock.
Evwnii.g services at tl o'clock.
MT. MAR All P. it. C IIE R C n
Rev. L W. Williams, pastor

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Ja. ksonxille
Columbus
IVnsacola
Tsmpa

New Work
Phtl.i*!* If ht.t
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S u n d a y S , hutd a l U:5Q u 'r lu r k .

Morning tr rv iirs a t 11 u'rlock. T T iu rs d a y n ig h t ,.
Uaber’i board meets Wednesday
t&gt;». Sermon by pastor.
I il^ t h i , c f I t f l r a I r In m y u t t H - ,
Preaching a t 3 P. M. Sermon by night.
tM l «
s o , l , «,|.|»llmitt&gt;n r,»r ta ,
uere in t , „ , in aceurOanc. w 'ta visiting pastor.
Choir reh-arsal on Friday night
■W. tottJ m r li r t m l , .m o rn ,* . Ik .
fo lliiw t s a t o r i t k t f ,
. 11 mYoung Peoples Volunteer Ilanl
atre la r.mu,.,I# Cnuulr, FluliCa. meets a t 6:30 P. M.
ST. PAUL'S liA IT IS T CHURCH
In- ..I?:
Rev. C. Brewer, pastor
»: i - i «t n' k i -, &gt;.r n i : i - i „r
Evening
services
a
t
*
o'clock.
R K i-i
sk t.« „r m : i i
Sunday School a t f*:30 o'clock.
with special zermon by the pastor
or N't: l-« eng N 1-1
MIC l l
J. N. ('rooms, superintendenL
o f g g | . ( of M K l - l . Me- l l .
T o p I I H lU n n o X* I U -1
Morning service a t It o'rlnrk.
V l j h M i i c .i t o la g
i at C L EA R W A TE R M. IL CHURCH
I k . , i t . ,.f i k . I s a u a n r . of ,u r h
B. Y. P. U. a t 6:45 o'clock. M. C
LockMirt's
Bulnlivision
r e r l l f l r o t . In &gt;ke
nan « uf I I K.
Mnsrly, president.
IIA X X K IN K T'k t.n o » « g r o r llf lc e .*
Rev.
Ika.
Iluretnn,
pastor
ok Oil to m l — n o , S H M , l &gt; x lo U w
Evening services at n o'rlnrk.
Sunday School a t il:30 o’clock.
te a , n , w ill l o w tkero o o na cfc.
I n k g a r o l M a r A. n , i s i s .
Sunday Srhonl teacher-' meeting
Morning service, at t l o'rlnrk.
XVII i,.o s ■ ) ..I fir 1.1
a in o a te ro
■eg m l tk io Ik e I l k gay of S p r it
Evening eorvieee al H o'clock. on Tuesday night a t 7:36 o'clock.
A. I I . 1*11
Weekly
prayer meeting nn
The Lord's S u p jer will be ob­
v . is. u o t ' i i u w .
C t e ik W i r s l l C'ourl Moanleserved on the second Sunday nl Tbunulay nlxht at 7:30 o'clock.
o le c-u un ly. *'U,&gt;&gt;4 .
Ilf A i t » i ; i : kh 3 o’clock.
U C
A cordial Invitation la r ila m ltd WEST SANFORD MISSION A. H
K. CHURCH
to nil to a tte n d tho services.
I k n i l S T tr r l e t o T T J l a n * .
Rev. K- H. Johnson, pastor
s x a i t e u i t o t e r r . o t sts : o r
Sunday School a t 10 A. tl.
rtA B lU A .
ZION HOPE MISSIONARY
|n re ^ to ta te u f C ltn U U t ' C L I t K t .
preaching a t 11:30 A. M. Low
BAPTIST CHURCH
T u p ll r r v g lln r e . I r e . I . r e . g u t r t .
feast second Sunday.
Roe.
II.
W.
Wili
ams,
pastor
k u ic r e n a g
n il
y t iH s i
t o t in g
A. C- K lea g u e a t • P. M.
“ * t o w s , , a n s ln s l h i J »s .
Sunday School a t V o'clock.
u te :
’ Preaching a t 7:30 P. M. Holy
Preaching
ot
II
o'clock.
V uk e n g r e c k u f r u n , a r * k » r» k r
n a d f it o u ng
t .- iu lr * g I *
* rre * a t
Evening eerrirei^ a t I o’clock mmmunion second Sunday.
e a r c U I m ung g .M a u d s w k tr k y u a
Weekly clots m eeting on Tv*«uc * H k ,c -’f I M U i r k a &gt; . e a n tM l
S T JAM ES A. M. R. CHURCH day night, ronductod by A- W.
D1b *I*.
Re*-. J . B. Epperson, pastor.
( j f i s t s lu t k * t i n . J A H M a l l o t .
on
is s s ir
jm s *
.t
a .» .i..i.
y -tday School ot 0:30 o'clock.
C u a u ty . s i W a u f h t o l a I t o
&gt; ashing by tha pastor a t I t PROVIDENCE M. B. CHURCH
i f ' “ Uf* Ito u a u T iu d r e u la u l. i
...
I f* F tu rtd a . s r t t h K tw u lv e s . k , i t *
i'll k.
BOOKERTOWN
( r . m t k * g a t* t o r r e f .
E n p in g wrvicee k t • o'clock .
. . . . .
. .
A N N I K t lL 'f l' H t " .
Bov. a 8. Sooeioo, pot tec
A g m ln le t r s lit a u ; i s . t o t a l * . 4
Sunday School a t 8:30 A- ¥ .
CUUIS UU l'Iil'J, ST. JO HN S BAPTIST CHURCH
P rtachlr— I t 11 A. M . I P. ¥
A. Bradley, pastor.
and • r . M.
Sunday School a t *;30 o'clock.
Fnaa&amp; lng service* « t It*?#
SECOND SHILOH M. B. CHURCH
lac e a r ,.i

j„ «

*. u . m i .

f jw k liR v i'k

f lu K d i v l t l n n

Sunday School t l S;3Q A. M.
Morning serrtcoo d T f l h’dock
Afternoon meeting o t t o’dod
E raalng narrkna * t « o'clock.

t

until one day when he got off *
'i.Ml-yard drive u»d was unable to
find It. Ilo immediately launchedM
nn Investigation which re v o e M )?
ihul n degenerale old crow • waa 1 C
the culprit. I„ th . crow's nest in *
nearliy tree were found seven IMW ■:
bsll«. left there in storage or to
hatch.
I.inksmrn In South Walea s In S
were harassed last year by crow* '
which stole halls a t tho irate o t b ' \
hondr.Tl a wrek. The golrsra fl** *
Birmingham
Hally were' furred to use old belle ' i
Mi mphiin the danger tone.
Nfw llrli-ans
lUrda I^Mallata
A tlanta . . .
It may l,,. that tbe birds ar*
t'hutiniiiHign
no rsly retaliating, far numerou*
N n st x ille
Mnliiliin-Inner, of golfers killing blrde .■
i.iilh- I'oi k
with I heir drives hav-a been rapbrtn l within (hr last year. According s
Y K K T K K I H V H R I lS t l.T S
to ih r news stories, the golfer al­
S O I'T IIi:\ S T E R N
l.m t it 'K
ways made a hirdir on th a hot#
f'dltimbuH, fi; IVn^ftniln, ‘J .
where he struck the bird.
Jaikminville. H; MoutK«&gt;nury,
Other
birds—airplanes—offer
Ti«mp;i St'lriiM* tain.
an annoying hazard on thika
around Oanten City, laing Island, . '
where numerous aviation school*
ure loratril. T ) ro lo rd,m m stem
to enjoy swooping down o w r th a
spot xi here * 'nervnus g o lf.g la
sighting a crucial puli.
The artio n o f a squirrel In steal- ' *
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Ing a hall in n tournam ent a t Hills
!il.,lciuiv. 4: IliiMiklyn, o
crest, N. Y., last year, coot tho ,
Cineinntdi, 6; Ilo.ton, 3.
enraged owner of the bnll n stroke, ya
Pilt-hiirgh, l.’t: I'liiladetph
Chicago, I I ; New York, I,
The chief h aian la nn th* publla ,link, are the ham -and-egg golfs Vi
—of both sexes, who count th a t f
SOI TIIKIIN LEAGUE
day lost when they do not pick tig ■'
A tlanta, 2; lliim inghsm , 10.
at least on. d« trn golf balls bto'
Chaltami'tga, 2: Nnhhvillr, 3.
longing lb somebody else. Tk* \
New O rlran-, 2; Mnniphi,, 4
only safeguard is to mount a bi­
Muliilr, 4; Little Rock, 3.
cycle a fter driving o ff nnd pedal 1
JA C K SO N V IL LE -M urray llltl lawn the fairway a fte r tha ball a i
lop s|ieed.
Mnlhodint C hunb (•&gt; U- Tvhuilt.

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BUSINESS PIRECTORY
t UT OUT FOR HANDY REFERENCE

WATER

FURNITURE

CAFE

WHEN IN
NEED OF
Scat Coven
Cushion*

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ASEBALL
IS DEAD

SANFORD FLORIDA. MONDAY. MAY IS. 1929

A tla n tic Solo Navigator STUDENT RIOT
Tells About Hand To Hand
Fight With Hungry Sharks MAY PROVOKE

RELIGIOUS ROW

HAVANA, May 13—(IN 8)—
Haml to hand encounteri 1 urfth
MVfral huge sharks, suffering
{ha pane* of .tarvatlon all alona
■n mid-Atlantic, and brine IreaL
«■* to phonograph mnair by a
tritio of nrgrora with whom hr
rould not exchange » word, were
only a few of tna thrllla expertPljJwd by l*au| Mullrr, German

14 Prisoners Make
Break For Freedom
RALEIGH, N. C.. May IS—
(INS)—Two convict* were
probably fatally wounded to­
day when fourteen prisoner* at
a road camp In Johnson County
made a dash fur firedom, the
stale ptLon hoard . *
here. Ttvelre of the ronrtrta
made Jhelr escape. IViste* with’
bloodhounds; wery scouting' the
wood* and awamplends“ ln the
Vicinity of the ramp tn the beHef the men h are taken tempo-■
rarv refuge tq the thickets. The
name* qf the wounded convict*
we.e not given. Authorities be­
lieve the escape was thr result
of a well planner plot. All of
the men broke ia r liberty at the
same time. 'In* two were
wounded when guards opened
fire. They w&gt;ie betlrvrd fatal■lr shut.

Member Audit Burcen O f Clrculatlona

DOLLY, ALICE
SIT TOGETHER;
TJRCAPITOL

Bill To Reimburse
Farmers Hit By Fly
Offered In Senate
WASHINGTON, May. IS.—
(IN S)—Farmer* whoa* crop*
hive been infested with the
Mediterranean fruit fly WORM
he rvitohOr-nl for lltfirP tW *
under u hill introduced In the
Senate tiwlay by Senator Tram.
me)r-(D) o- nnrtita. The till
would authorise the approprla‘V1 relm'
tnirtcmrnt lund.
.

NUM BER 201,

SENATE SEEK!
DESPITE VETO

rraft, nt time* leaping tlra r of
the water and often rorping the
kre| of th r boat a* though try*
Ing to overturn it. Six *hota
from my revolver Hrtrr their mld*t
finally did away with them ."---Muller then told of reaching
Furtuaa Island by whirh ttTBF
hla provision*’ had been -exhaust­
ed, same of them having gone
had and-been thrown overboard. !*
By Willi im K. Ilutrhinson
|
-"IVhen I reached the beach."
D M MOINES. May I t. —
WASHINGTON, Mey IS.
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International Nrw* Srrcire
(IN S ) —G e e r f ^ T i - S t a H I n r r . -Vttenffc''In ■ tiny "cockleshell uf ha said, " | wa* met by a large (INfl)—Thc mate or Iowa today
a
(IN
S)—The
elald
and
august
Sen­
Staff Correspondent
baseball's "miracle man", is Mullrr, who I* now In Cuba group of negroes who had been demanded that D&lt;(&lt; Meins* Uni­
W A S H IN G T O N , May I I . —
ate rould hardly believe t* eyes
hlng my progress,
but to my versity, closed following riots
watching
p
dead. With tlfc* umpire’s following hi* safe arrival at consternation
(N H )— The breads within' the
I found I could not
today when Mrs. Alice noosevelt
court standing against him, Glbara, cm thr n^rth n a i l of understand them nor could they la a madrniLt.fundrimenDsIWl
Hrpubliran rana* of the HenIsingwnrth
end
Mr*.
"Dolly"
flgtst,
reopen
lie
door*.
A
tem­
I’rovlnrr,
after
the understand me. Only by making
ala was widened when President
he heard the third strike Orirntr
Ginn, rival leaders 'n the Capi­
voyagr from Hsxihurp. told of signs for some length of time porary Injunction reatra'alag
Hoover's spacial session of Con*
•T3-------called this morning and stip- hla atartllng advrnturr. In an could
l&gt;r.
John
8.
Way
man.
president,
I convey the Idea that I
tal** great social war, strnllril nongrass end the firm bill hr sp«
tram
carry
1
1
,
g
out
the
mandat*
ped quietly Into death at his Interview with International Ntwa waa starving. Then they brought
proved wet* dewerdwd ae "psea*
rhelantly int» the gallery togeth­
me a larg, fish, wh£h 1 de­ ef Dr. T. T. Shlrlia. rl.UIrmaa
large plantation at Haddock, Service.
do. false, rounlsrfed end spurer.
sat
down
and
proceeded
tn
con­
“In
taking
my
dally
*wlm
on
of the board of direct era la
Ga. called out at last after Feb. 20," Mullrr declared. “I voured.
lous." by Senator Smith tV.
"The natives made me a guest keeplag Ike laalltatlon closed
verse amluldy.
Inst I
a gallant fight
Iirookhart (H ) of luwb. in •
of honor, and as a special mark indef liv id ). maa lose ad hy
the" ravages
of
wf
"
T
nf
™vcr.ft
An
almosi
audlhtr
gasp
went
speech on 1ke floor. Ilrnokhart.
when | suddenly encountered sev. of esteem they brought out an Judge Frank 8. Hhankland la
BERLIN,
May
in
—
(INS)
disease. Geoige Stal lings died
around the chamlwr, nut thr two
drfi/id ng hlmwrlf against bring
era I huge sharks.
old, cheap phonograph from
he had lived—the “miracle man”
The tin-man Government * re­ legged as a "pseudo-rsinihlWan"
"I Immedlatelv struck out for somewhere, fixed on a squeaky district court. A court attach*
Immetliatrly heram* the cynosure
left
hasicdiately
to
serve
Ik*
all over.
newed protest against anti tier- declared Con rT ess wbs ms kin
of all ryes, from the floor as well
h Only member* oy the family ami my boat, but they gave char#, record and played a lullaby In a writ.
I Just managed to clamber language I couldn't understand,
vs - ......... j
vlxllor* a»l!atl»*-J»»r»- man demonstration*__in ftillrt Lahem -fight-for— li r ib t-eTTeT
V tlm ate friend* were at the bed- and
ussia wra rrgartlrd hi rr ti-day dnart'nff • bill nhl^b *«iild pra*
A te when tha, end came. Death over the gunwhsle in the nick of but It sounded like the best muDF.S MOIN 8, Ia« Jluv 13—
c o n E n t r i e s G o I n t o *tor smiii, w. iirookhart (it) of
U rcrm/l) ilrraily niilhor(INK)—IT^s
did not come une*parted because time. For they circled my I ale 1 had avar kaaesL'i
e*
pert of thr rcpirssivr rt-nnipign
nine* University's
Iowa, was speaking at the llmr,
- Slalllag* slavey death off tong*r
student* today planned to follow
aguinst t'ommunlsts in Grtmany ifrd by fuw, uhlrb K»d fall.tl In
hut
nobody
puid
any
attrntlon.
All
than attending phyeteUwa predict­
their “egg ryjd reek" riot with
rather than a illphunatlr move I- the rih l.
ryes were on Alice and Dolly.
ed that he rould He fought his
an Injunction suit which promise*
0T. ANDREWS, Fife Scotland.
Neither appeared emharraired curry fnvor with the allied |«i»rrmalady with the asm* gallant
to hrovoke a fundamentalist- May 1.1 —Three of the four AmerC
W A S H I N G T O N , M a y 1.1—
Thr German Ambassador at
courage th at marked hla brilliant
nr coyn mini of thr stir they were
modernist enntroversy rivaling
Tht*
m uU no ufl S«-nnte o f thrt
raieer on th* diamond. an,| evon
th e U ()'to'i. Tenn., "monkey trial." ran women entered In the British creating hy appear ng togrthrr. a l­ Moscow has prn-rstnl against
in defeat he died a “gam* guy "
They were determined to go laities, open golf championship ad­ though llir tra tables of Washing­ anti-Grrmen egltnthuis in Itussin lltNiVi-r C o n g r v M p ri’iiariq]
He had tone to hla plantation
to court, epukesmen said. If. vanced to the sreunil round today ton have hussrd will, nothing else fur thr sfrond time since thr M«y t o d a y to e n a c t a f a r m r e l i e f
In Jonea County to recuperate fol­
whrn they appeared at th* uni­ hut Alias Morion Turpie of Nrw for a week,except the sanguinary
■lay ri"t* trg en hrre on May I ••ill o v t r jii'ercitlcntlwl im piw tl."
lowing a long fight agalnat a
versity at the regular opening Orleans, iu whom high hopes had conflict Itel wren th(- V re-P m l- ah-i
Kintinurd until Ml)* t.~
heart attack In a local hospital.
heur. the classroom d'Kir»~rWMt te e n Itored suffered •« un.xpecl- dent's half-sister and thqs|&lt;rakrr'c • Th« first protest was against tlOIlT'
There he waged hla fight In Uie
T h e S e n a t e li a v in g ailu|)tetl
not thrown open to them.
defeat In the first round.
wife over social precedeill at offic­ tlis* demonstrations in M i - w h s
warm Georgia sunlight, thinking
Meanwhile Dr. T. T. Shield*, rd Gtrnnn
an,l iigsinst thr speech of Com t h e ( I c h c n t u r e in t h e f a c e o f
Collett,
A
m
rrlran
nalial
functions.
that seclusion would be hit he«t
chairman of the institution's loiuil women's champion, came
pnytlrlnn, but the count waa too
Only a week ago, Mra. lamg- mlssar Vm —hth-w ili-uuimclng tin- t h e a ilm in iH tr a tio n 'n h e a v ie s t'
bond of trustee* and leading through th r lirsl round with liv ­
urtilk-iy, th e
H o o v e r IeiuIaulhuiitlrs
fa r advanced, and death swung
worth
sent her "regret*" t„ Mr«. Gr.msn
fundamentalist warr)nr In thr ing colors, defeating MnlHUir
Thr new |&gt;rotral wa* rllrrcti-d eire w e tx- w illin g t o
ac­
the third strike.
•I'Kin*
*
'i
Eugene,
Meye'r
when
she
learned
Baptist
Church,
arrived
in
Tor­
.rgninst thr Itus.ian ilruninstr a t­ c e p t t h e rtictilt a m i ^ “p a a s
White, of UiH'liampton, England,
Stallings was afflicted with
onto,
Out.,
proclaiming
lit*
riot
hat
Alt*.
Gann
was
|t&gt;
t-e
crated
Msy
13lly Olio I). Tollsrhiia
five U|t nnd three to play. Miss
ion* l-rfnrv Ihe German Consulatiheart disease shortly after Ih&gt; WASHINGTON,
hut a modernist con­ Alarion Hollins of fiieii Head, it, as the rai-k ng L u / at e formal ■n L'liingrad on May it. when. It th,. l-uck" t,i tile H--USC- t i optook over the managerial rvlna of (INS)—All enforcement far Itlea (Copyright I f l f by Interaalional "nothing
hild lire I’rrslilrnf* |i|rrtlgp hy
spiracy."
Student*
said
they
V., «l*o si-orcd an easy victory dinner. When Mrs. Meyer rr- ia claimed, the I.-rungriot |mlirr eliminating the homily plmi. I' nth* Montreal club, in th* Inter­ available to the government
Newa Rertleey
rainlrniplatrd
spiriting
Miss
Kdith
national League. Even then be
like the Senate where u liim u .
BERLIN, May FI. — An emrrg- Itvhmnn. hi* secretary, over the over Mr*. M. V. Finlay, of St. uiranged hrr tellies an as lu avoid sided the drmolteiralol*.
According to report* rrcrtvrtl rrutir.insurgrnt coalition tides
G rorgr'a Hill, five up and thie* any guest as the tanking lady,
would have stuck bv hla guns had being deployed along the Car dian
rncy
operation
on
lowiy
kitchen
bolder
into
her
native
Canada
to­
tn
piny
Miss
G
ertrude
Hoothhy,
her-g.
suldier*
und
rh
II
ois
in
uni
not physicians advised him that bordt r today In what waa cl irar
Airs. Gann developed a diplomatic
in cuiumniiu, Ihe tegular l(e|-iilsfotm were tq the crowd Hint ng! lican organisation Im* control of
to do so would mean certain terised at the treasury as the table saveil the IIV if Mr«. Polly day unlrs* she Vuluntarily i|tiitlrd of Ruchstrr, N. Y . advanccil headache and also sent regrets.
th university and the United w hen.bri opimnent, Mra. Uliffnid
lalcd
l-rfnir
the
German
(‘onsii
death Ha cbosa Georgia „** a lo­
Lauder Tunney, heirert h rde of Stairs.
thr House nnd inn im uiu m i I is
Washington h ate**** were giv­ lute in Leningrad.
-a.
hltson of llllry , defaulted.
cation to light th* diaeite, and most determined and thoro ghly
majority nt any lint, to carry
A wrecked business office, with
Disturt-ed by Ihe aggressive out
Alraiiwhilr, Mils Joyce Wether- en .‘tlformally, hut very effectively,
entered th* hospital her*. For organlted campaign yet v igcd Gene Tunney,' former American
Hie I'resiih-.il's wlshv.
Ml ed, oulsltnding British player, liu,i to iindrrstr ml that
Airs. Ling. tactic* employed hy the tinm an
Weirs the baseball world waited against liquor imuaxf re.
heavyweight champion,
,
Tin- di-l-rtiUire l-lssn, tiow'evc-r,
strewn about, heavy glaa« win. little dif;irully la disposing of wrrth ""il'd arrrpt no invitation* I'ommuntal* during Ihe Airy Dny
in anxiety, but Slatting* stood hi.
Mrk. * Tunney'a narr,w c-raf&lt; dnw* shntlrrvd, and walla;rienlra
Assistant Secretary Sejfnour
rhdence. the Urrniun tlnvenimeiii will prove a "wliltp ck-pbenV’
Alisa L-M-rll, anathrr prominent
‘ until he wa* p.onounced
jj^i^Lewmsr. &lt;etlared that airy inrs, from depth ^t)c ,'-u .ul^or ^ troubl.i vjlth missies and spatter** witla F.nwllsh playr?. alx arid leva. • . wherii.Mrir- Gann we* to he seat- has ilrcidsst, to curb their acti\i through-icit the s|Hviitl session.
*W
a«
Its*,
icnku-g
lady,
and
they
*.
ab
wb
UI
s
I
.
b
I
.
i
f
*
a
t
i
If l| is elhninalc-d fr -iM lit*
hospital he went to his plantation, motor vehicles, last* r&gt;,aU and was revealed exclusively to Inter egg, lane evldenrr today of the
Sh- turne,| In a sensational .17 also were given tn understand, 1Ir a in nrganiied form
The "red (rout fighter*,” n farm Idll. as seems nlnu rl e r r . '
Where, In eplt* of hla gallant heavily reinforc.-d battalion or national News hsrvu-.&gt; t&gt; d&gt;y by aludrnta' wrath.
In the first nine holes which hi' equally, that Mr*. Gann would ac­
lain.
IhfDemocratic-.nr mi:, lit
Kcseiitinent oy llie-atudents ov­ ■-tided five pals and one birdie.
militant ir,| niffanimti'in, lm« «iI/battle, the dlaeae* tapped away prohibition, customs end oast
cept m» invltat on* where she • t Mil&gt;• l» rrn t'lilrM tl i l ls h n lv f l liy ■oalilion will seek t-i nltHrh it
' Hd p t m igth.
guard agsnta will operate long Profesaor Frit* Meyers wto helped er the fellur, of the trustees to She was four up nt that polnl and wasn't.
This will mean
ih e l*iu««lan .Miniulrr of Ititrrio r. tile tniiff hill.
\A e greet diamond warrior wnr the border throughout the^um iwrform the operat uu in III lone, take action on charge* that Dr. C.iii look I wo of I he nes I four
Imagine Ihe Senate'* suiprl-r ■ n ,| it w n« u n tit’f s i ihh I (I in I tin n r\*eisiic|ilictii of the di-lM-nluiu
Shields and Miss Itrhman had lioiia lor Ihe nisleh.
hisThaai* of “miiad* man" when mer and F * |.
Italy, 10 daya ago.
rebuff for thu
(Dtiler w d u Ii I Im* ii|»|ilir«l I y fight, another
Mis* Turpie** ilefesl left the today, thin, when the two came
he Vied the Boston Braets to lb»
"It wa* a matter of life ana been registered in tb„ same ho
“An effetive prohibition airtela of various ritiea of the Unit­ field clear for Alls* W rthrrrd In into the Vier-PiTsidrnt's gallery llir Krich ( 1 0 %'rrniiH-nt In Nimilm 1‘ivsidelit nnd n light helwren thu
world’s championship In 1UI4. Tak
death,”
laid
Professor
Meyer
to
tliiuUKhuut
tin- 1wu hlniw lie* of I'ongies* In f.no
Ing over ■ club that the expert! force i* being built up, r efly International New* Service. "We ed Stite*. fisme,| ehen r.-«».r«s her binekel, except for the pros togethrrl Several senators who 01 MnisNtioti*
n final decision la iriuhed. Tim
were circulated that Mlsa Bebman | nice of Alias Hulllns, who insv do are con* elriit "diner* out" ant republic.
deemed a tail-endcr, Stalling* for operations rjong thr tn rna
Id. operated on her on a kitchen table. Saturday loihkile rhe laislng of Ihe upeapeeled end t-rove quite n
Semite iin-lnul-ledlv will &gt;ii-!d l-s
poured the galtaniry of rj* herns tional borders," l-owman
know
the
detail*
of
the
gieat
con­
li e House on thr faint h it hut-into the outfit .and before th* "Already the prohibition b n u The necessary Instrumenti w.-rr iho Americnn Flog before the •luml-llng Muck although the
peaaon wa* well underway the has a number of planes s&lt; eril brought hurriedly from IVda har- administration building. Thr drui. "iI«|h-" doesn't rail for her to do flict literally rubbed their eve* and M a n y A nfflerw A p p ly throats have le-c-n hrnrd Indica­
looked
again
before
they'd
believe
any such thing.
Alravea wore known as on* of of which wrrv captured fron| air- brr.
F o r LiccHHCH A h N e w ting (lie mnliliun will nut yield
onstralion fulh-wed.
■it the tariff l-ill.
tna herdest fighting aggregation! liquor omuint era."
•Henna Collett. American's hope, it.
“W* could not remove the ap­
S
e a s o n N c u rn O p e n in p :
baseball has ever teen. From a
must meanwhile dispose of 20.
Lawman said that the f inrs pendix because it wa* too danger­
band
ordinary players, Htaltyear-old Enid Wilson, one a. Hie
highly elfAlive ous under the clr- umsfencrv." Mr*.
inga formed a beind o f champilns. have proven
latest and brightest of the EngAs th,- rtnsi-d scusnn for fish­
ii;.h stars, nmong other*, in orilei
He formed them with a spirit or along the border country In * idy. Tunney is out of danger noW but
ing in the waters of .Srmiiuilo
Ing (he activities of amui Irrs her appendix must be removed lat­
fellowship ratheiM htn with
tn win hrr way In the final*.
('"Utily nears nn end, Inctr-asi-d
v ARIIVH.LE, Tenn., May 13—
Gienl things hn,| b»cn e*|ircted
iron hand, and they fought for end spotting their mover nla. er.
WASHINGTON,
Mny
II
LONDON, May 11
(INS) —
Professor
Meyer rontlnned: (INS)—A drunken orgy was be­ &gt;f Ml** Turpie. Her putting and (I.NS)- Horsy F Sinclair starti-1 m llvity la noticed in Ihe steady
aim that year hecauae they idoli­ Through the us* of radio the
have rem-wi-d
sir am of ntqdiranl* fur lireruen, Kwangai troops
sed him for th* man' he was.
.lane* keep In touch with the “ llowever, there Is no posslbll ty lieve o today to have caused the iiiisjudgrinent of Iron ahols, how- tiio M-cmnl week of hi* Wl day
Btalllngs had been active In rround petrel*. Plane* also nay that any further operation will d ath of Walter Jones, t&amp;. who e irr, medo It not at all difficult sentence lor ronlnnpt of Ihe II- ami indicatiuua are that n rrcord their attack on Canton, nnd thi­
baseball for 4! year*. From a be need over difficult tsrra in be performed for th* next six wee kited Hunday when his but- for Mlsa 8. F. Dampinev to ellml- h. Si-mbIp In the district Jail heir number of -oral angler* will ha r t y is seriously alarmrd, a Cen­
nate hr. Ihive up aad Iwu play. trday.
In k in g tn various part* of thu tral New* dispatch from Hook
prayer to a magnate be rose, and the interior *f the country
le- months. The operation in Br'one Heated home wa* riddled hy Ihe
N&gt;w Orleans slat's rar,| s . s
h# waa a star la each role.
1 hr ilsy was fraught with |H&gt;*»i County s-arly Thursduy mnrnlng. Kong slated |oday. All ships pro­
police
fire.
took
place
on
Apr.
2H."
Mrs.
Tunrat* meraahbsera.
Ilidded with else* ami Included hhltira fur thr oil niagnuta who
Arn-rdiiig tn Information from ceeding up th,. liver toward tho
Answering a roll to th* rest-' .two
commercin'' rum ney plans to return to the United
seven*. She flnishe,! the first lrm|Miiatly has turn*-,] |ihainia-i»t Ihe iifflcr* of Cuuny Judge Janr-e city are e»r rted hy rt.ivisl vr*.
dtneo,
pgie#
wrerc
greeted
by
a
who transferred heir State* ae soon ae she Is better.
mne with an Inglorious 47lo soiiir M)8 convicts. At thr t'npl- G. hliaron, licenses mny_ now bo sels. The llrlltah gunlmal MoorTh* wife of the retired holing fuelled of shot*. They returned
loi, I lie* U. H. .8u|i.vme Couit is "htaljtcd fur tha rousing-’y ear-h r- - hea,-w h rh ha* tirrn nnchoie.i o (f
eperatiea* le the Canagi
b -dcr
champion will problbty lie opi-rasitting for th ( putJktisa of handing
when the eowat guard pltcjl
down drclsiuns, and it waa run- ginning on midnight WedniMlay, Fantoq, Is un-lrr rontinuuus fine
heavy petrel along the ea}rrn ted en in her American hc-me. hr lone* »** found . . . ______
sldrrrtl probably unr o. iheac dr- May 15 anil holding good until from the nttacker*.
r e e l tha hordes agent* wl t,. t Professor A. W. Meyer wh^ ex bouse with four bullet wound*, lie '
A dctsrhnent &gt;f the Komeraet
i
isioiia might br that hearing on midnight of Mar. 15. in.lf).
died
shortly
xferward.
pecta
to
atland
the
congress
of
prepsmd to d-al with the heajlett
fi.in lair's appeal from a an nnd
With on* of th* lightest Mto­ eat* tewrist season In histor
Judge Sharon and hi* a»*l*lnnt* Regiment of British troop* |* axsurgeons In th* United States.
Jail sentence of six inunth* impos­ rrquc-al that applicant* rom r tn prctetl tn lie sent t&gt;« Shnmren. The
day morning doektt* in months,
“Georg* Bernard Shaw was Mm Mi ll hlney,
ed upon him for having the jury «• early a* po**i I*. and avoid a* Kwangs troop* were reported to
Judge W. E. White’s Municipal
cording
to
reports
to
police.
They
present In th* Tunney house at
in his first trim iiul far a* |i-it*ihlr thr usual last min­ hav. hern rrputsr-l yesterday fil*
Court aaw few fines imposed ta
8 tha time of th* operation," aa d attempted to brink up a prayer With audience* which tested the slutduwrd
runspiracv trial.
rh the City treasury, a ad the
meeting
being
conducted
by
Jonao'
»»«tlng
eipaclly
at
each
service,
Professor Frlta Meyer. "And let
Sinclair went about hia duties ute rush. The County Judg- ‘a of­ towing the arrival of nationalist
lea ended almost immediately
m* say that Mra. Tupney was very father and McElhlney thnetenrd the locb congregation of the in thr Jail dispensary this morn fice is open from eight in thu rrinforrement*.
r It had begun. :
,
brav« under th* ordeal although the rider man with a stick wit&gt; Flret Christian Church yiitrrday ing contemplating thr ptnsprct* morning until five In the evening
formally dedicaled it* handsome of remaining right w h n r ho ir
her husband was very nervous. nesses said.
. G. Holland, operator of n
nrw edifice on South Hanford Ave. for some time after July IU, thi
h
Fuaeral service, f i r lire. . A But he sopeered extremely happy
email garage sa West Flrai Street,
nut with an Impressiveness whirh date u|sin which he would hr rewhen hi* wif* wa, out of danger."
Weaver,
SI,
whs
dm
I
suit
nly
ttuard
for
th*
contempt
charge.
haled lute court on threo charge*,
wee further enhanced by the
Th* actual operation wai per­
WASHINGTON. Mny 13.
assault, rarryiag concealed . wea­ ooriy Sunday morning at th* I ro­
spirit of Mothers Day.
formed by another Berlin physic­
ne
Id-Laughton
hospital,
wer#
rid
NEIV YORK. May |3—( INKA— (IN S)— A m m an exta-rt* nnd Im­
pons,-aad drank and . • dWeedeet)
From
the
morning
Bible
school,
A break in the niutor atocks, fol­ port* for the f-r»t four -ninths of
I'ELZER, 8. C- May II. — with • record attendance through
coaducL was glean pm Aarg#*’- thla afternoon at the home of ter ian, Dr. A. W. Meyer. By a stroke
parent* Mr. end Mrs. J. M. X y*. of rar* good fortune, both profes­ (INS) — Textile workers her* the preaching ecrvlrca In the even,
lowing closely (he circulation of Ill2!» weir the Isrgt'si since IUJI,
fla* #f th* morniag, grawM t
lumuta of a heavy ovrr-produvl- He'.rclniy cf Coniqiciro I ain-int
0g *r thirty day. . m t £ T t t « d i Oak Avenue, wi'h Rev. V p. sors happened t* be vacationing went en a second strike today, ing, a wonderful spirit waa manlBuhrman of th* F re t Mclh 1st In Brione. a beautiful ieland In this “time In protest against the fret a* many friend* of th* church
KANSAR CITY, Mo.. May 13 - ton ut motor cars and hard- alnl- annrui-Tril tm'ny. Exports wen*
count, »t8.oo or thirty d v a *■
U ir Adriatic 8 -a of; iho Italian demiasal ef Dewey Colley, an em­
(IN
S)— Th* southeastern portion ding In Iho marketing of vary, up­ IliHifl.fAH.OOO, sn Int-rrSM- of
aidjad. and having tha ttlrJ Church officiating. Interment as Coast,
when Mr*. Tunney wa* ploye, becaust he look up a collec­ from s | over the city as well as of Kansas trdey /cred a flood set Ihe Industrial stock market t ■ l27U.WI7.nOO, whl'r lm|Mirt* wrro
made
In
th*
Municipal
Cswc
-ry
charge diaaalseed. Holland, ar «
day and prlre* of the speculative
*. viral, eat-of-town guest* extend
stricken.
tion for th r relief ef the Brandon ed congratulations t0 the pastor, menace with water* of th# Verdi­ leaders fell 2 to it |wints. Un­ (I 831,15*.U0O, a gain of 1110,153,
eggvk* maa, wait given th* with
»**«•- Mlller-Rr'ckaor At cSxrgr
Th*
Tunney*
have
been
vaca­
gris
and
Neosho
River*
rising
The
aetlv,
M
ll-b
w
n
n
w
tr
E
Textile
MUI
striker*
In
araenvllle.
owing t*. tb«. fart Ikit no
easiness over the money situation, 000.
Rev. Harter, and the official
tioning on th* little Island for
The gain :n imiw-rl* prnbxhty
The Pclier plants was closed board on th* eemptvtlon p i steadily end in some pieces at induced by another expeiL ’-fomhla i wore traced again* him C. Williams, H. C. Weaver. . hn »om* week*, t* rest up after their
Courier, R. L. Grier Jr.. V. L.
down w th a three day strlk . in their splendid addition to the flood itage, according to reports rui.lee attack on brokers’ loans, have been due ta th* possibility of
w ift, upon »b*m
held back bullish buying of th* an upward revlsioi of the tariff.
Smith, ead R. U Glean. Haas ry hectic honeymoon through Europe. march, when th* employ#* walkeJ
alt was mad*.
architectural beauty of the City. rece ved her*.
well known storks, and the bear, In llrr in months en-l ng April .Id
pall hoarrri wvre Robsvt Cob J.
Residents
In
lowland
section*
of
eat In protect ngelnel th*
Henrietta Robinson,
The memermbye event **■ cele­
...... w
. st a net ininor; of (lull*
so-csited “efficiency system" then brated an ‘the aeoend anniversary the Verdigris river near Coffey- were ready to take advantage of there
dn w a' 118-00 f|M far dckless W. Jarrell, Merton Aycecbe, rlc
In use. Th* company agreed to of th, . pastorate of Rev.. Matter, ville a n t Independence were pre­
driving, while Btraeli ^ n b u . Prevatt, Tom Norwood and \V C.
-,fw iu
Monk.
abandon the system, end th* Slrik who, with Mra. Matter, ha* been paring to guard fllKH and assist
cringed, la court *a ,
MraWeaver
was
bora
In
rrt
In
retrieving
property
from
en­
era
returned
to
work.
charge, wa* diemiaaed. p n th y
tlrvloaety active In speeding th*
ABINGDON, V a, May 1 8 Tampa. f ls . lM cam* to Son id ( INfl)—Petit
lane were
being
rrection ef the church end In en­ dangered communities. Floods ov­
**
4 at
n man*early
t U Mage, attend r.&lt; the I -at circa la ted her* tedbr calling upon
larging th* eoogT*gallon from a er Ik* week-end have taken a
echoela aad being a gradua:&lt; ot Governor -Marry Byrd le laisack
L* ‘
a f-J in
mer*
handful ef membera te a toll of three llveo—two a t lia rthe ctess of I f Jd.
*■ la rse tin tio a late the fetal
ATLANTA. Go, May 13. — (IN S)—-Author! lies today were
let* eeart la
working graup of more than a ington, Kan., on Saturday and
to trace Ihe origin of
B^ldo* her httaSund. she I* l r - shooting of J. M. Kendrick. 17one
in
Northeastern
Oklahoma
(INS)—
Dlst'ngulshrd specialists endeavoring
* letter received Hatu-day hy
MACON. Mtea^ May IS.—&lt;INSD hundred.
year-old Henry aad Eihory CoUYlrod h y h er parents, Mr. bad
Sunday.
John
McGebee,
of
Noble
of
th*
United
States
end
Canada
Judg* Redwlne, warning tb# Jurist
Rev. Marier presided nt hath
A a Investigation wy# expecte-l
rg* stedent'who WM killed by.Uw
J . M. Mays, two e atere, k a . u
Caanty, Oklahoma, waa drowned
ballet* of afflearg white In par­ te he teunhehed here ledny Into preaching aenrires. white Kvange. a t h* fell tela a swollen creek met hero today f o rth , KSth annual U “wptrh hla ste p " The tetter
Bwrek, aad two bretharv, Me
convention af Ihe Americea Psy­ wee scrawled in perfbil wi a smalt
*
• llH if tl d
th* Ijmcb'ng fUtnrdny night of list Roy L Brown, state seer*, from s bridge.
aad Robert, aU s i Heifard.
chiatric Aoeociatxn and lb* 83rd piece of not* paper. It woe un­
Steve Jenkins, a ddraar-eld negro. ts r y of the chunk organisation,
annual meeting of American as- signed.
ffteera,
Jenkins was skat te death by s delivered Me meeaagea with charJudge Redwlne who has dealt
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socisUea for the study of the
seen after he te alleged to act trie tie fentfolneea.
severely with violators of Uw profeeble-minded.
Interchange
of
“Having A a i y " te the sengen
here *ubt
imad bl*_
COLUMBUS, Ga. May I I — scientific views aad the further hlbltion laws since be aesux____
era
office la January was inclined la
Crayhor, a planter, rail** said th* subject fop (he evening otrvteee (1N B )-W . L (Young) StribUag.
spread
af
th*
argaaliatteoa'
adubelieve some
fined
• abate- te
ttee had
baavyweigkt, *
rational
wiU occupy tha at- or aeatencad
hii i th* .
A t tk erteeeafl
Brajuv
lieu tenant
(fm
scientists through- missive. He
be won oat
reserve air
by U» wantingw b
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Alarm Spreads When
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Funeral Servic
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For Local Wonun

U. S. KxporIs.ImportH
Stock Prices Drop A Show Larj^e Increase
Rumors Are Bandied

Strikers In Carolina
Mills Desert Again

Kansas Areas Faced
.With Flood Menace

Petitioners Request
Action By Governor

Specialists Of U. S. Fort Myers Judjrc Is
And Canada Confer Threatened Ip Note

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I* bo ere of the
of Fl'irI t la B*ch talked about, not
only all *t *t thl* state. but
throughout th* nation. Threo year*
ago, whan calory first rro-iveJ
•(lentten aa a major product here,
no ana would have thought that In
*o short a Dm* It w uifl have a»tho pro port! *n* of celery

k a ready solo at good prices
l m , recently
advertising campaign which
vitel rtf* t^ u « e r a .
of health, totter
beep inaugurated through the vital statistics. Is a story
cl Bating; tirnyUM
CottscksMt-Humphrey Advertis­
doted to A cossmoi
in g Agency of Atlanta w.ll pro­ b ea n poring over.
l a this sunshine state, I
per* th e way lo r tho Introduction
day week possible and practical In the same manner as it
of 8am oots celery hrtn extensive snd * half pare*a* out of
market throughout th* nation and thousand died In IMA lit tjt* en­
» our ship manta, however 'arge they tire regtetrstieu area of tbo UalwoultL w
wei believe,
Joy oneself
o n eself woukfe
. . . . . . do’more for the promotion of
e m u , vntt-ho.gafckly
_______r _ _
‘ States (which takes la 96A
happiness thouManjrl . other th
thing. It would permit an
Sarasota has. in the pi
cent of-the Country’s poputo.
nice*** attained la th* product tan
a m u ie m e n tt ad d in g m a te ria lly to t h e
» . .
dulgenca la athletic amusements
k '
Pslmur of s Aer y th* key. to a large la&gt;
public health i It woui
many a* tat
In t l P l U t h s
and a e
car* a day will b* ah’pped. Wher* quent largo Incress* In commercial quote death registration laws) tho
I'jfar literature, ift, jnualc or tha drama; it
Embattled a t Washington, th* thro* year* ago a «n-m handful Importance. At tk* pretest time, average per thousand for IM?
permit people to get out on the open road and to “go farm
force* are tiling mochin*
people wer# employed fathering hundred* of workers am brought woe 11.4 National figures for U t i
places sod set things" and finally n would allow us one gun* on tha new tariff salients of
snd snipping cilery, t°d»y "*&lt;&gt;** by track to the Palm ir Pane* are net at hand.
mors day in which to forget business, to withdraw from the and sight-inch howitzer* on th* than t N ora employed and a pay from other localities, at consider- Why to this? Th* obvious retort
tediousneea of work and the Jolts of life and to thumb our Hoover fo rt Of farm relief. All of roll of mora than IlG-dOO a week ablo expense . Sooner or later, to tbo Implied criticism of our
suggests that If tha farmer
noses
s t tha world while we ju st ek and blow amorce rings. which
route find a “batter *oto” than la paid o u t I tw ill read ly be housing accommodations will be state’s record would bo that our
MONDAY, ■MAT t a .
But adiqe will say that an extra day of rest would th* Republican party ho would go seen that oelsrr hi* become the built for all the h,borer* requ red death rat* to Increased by lb*
SIMM
r 6 i TODAY prove costly to business, that, while tha same salaries would to X But th* DcmacraUe party major todu«try of tbit community for tha operation of cor rapidly number of aged winter visitors
Dover offer *nch an asylum snd has com* to be an Important developing agricultural territory who com* her* to end thoir days.
PRAYER—They that watt oe be expected to ba maintained, the valuma of business would will
until it collect! It* thoughts on factor ip our Konrmie develop­ At th* present time the lack s f It would be of Interest to know
diminish.
But
wa
are
informed
that
such
is
not
the
ease,
th e Lord ihall rossw l(S#lr
housing fsc'RtWs for these worker* whether these foreign death* ore
whole philosophy of th* tariff ment.
I t Is said that under the shorter week plan, the same volume tho,
strength.
and th* farm. A t present It Is
A very encouraging feature of i* tk* crying need ef th* hour, Au Included. Th* bureau of vital sta­
U t ^
of trade cogId fee carried on with little more effort. All that merely wandering In the vicinity th* situation Is th**. thu produc demand usually proceed* supply,
does not elucidate.
AMCMTRY.
would bp nacesaar would be a alight speeding up of the of the prog restive Republican tlon of celery In this terr.tnry is. w* taka it that thl* demand will tistic*
- It doct give Uio cans* of deaths,
ondem ned
Bom* n r b* baa W» grsndslr#^ humap machine i Iclif we believe
M would be easy enough
■ _ ■to blue in congress with no other ap­ yet in R* Infancy. Only a smell b* met and w* shall soon so* hun­ snd
In the order of their fsteUly
parent
objective
than
political
op­
srin,
■ .
dred* of attractive home* erected they sre diseases of tho heart,
do
oopAkUfing
the
reward.
It
Is
further
set
forth
that
tho
part
of
the
territory
ularted
to
And •am* hi» mother's at
additional'leisure would give people more time to spend portunismcelery ra sin g ha* been put under In tbo agricultural territory. Th* chronic
nephritis, tuberculosis,
And thtra to that about hU chbi
money, to buy pop corn, hoUdogs, amusement tickets; more On the tariff Christmas tre* cultivation. The f**t that two people required to cultivate, gather poeumonjs asd puerpral state. Tho
Tha dead would roeognll*.
and
ship
celery
r»ng#
all
th*
way
for Ftoiida is a duty of t« o cents crops a year can br »uis*«l, on*
last named may well bo said to b*
Tbata'a •otnalhln* In tha way ha Upie to burn up tires and gasoline and to wear out the 0
pound on nrangsi and grape­ for th* winter market and one from United Slate* to spectoys most serious sf alt, for It takes
automobile; more time to plan wardrobes, to think about fruit,
toJkfer s*
' walk*
cents a pound on to- for the spring market, practically oown to cutters, grader* and truck
nfw clothes and finally more time to do everything, which uotoes,three
Recalls tha roll In* aaa,
fir* cents on cucumber*, make*.celery crop* a sure thing. driver*. Next year there will be th* Uvea of ntw mothers Improp­
And Wa remember whan ba talk* eoets money, which means more business.
nnd v proportionate Increases for It Is not a question a* to how hundreds of seres In strawberries erly eared fsr In childbirth. Tha
sundry other fn ilu and vegetable*. much celery we can ra lit In Sara- and ather hundreds of seres to ststy I* actively attacking I
A Jodaa who uotd to b*.
Alio of Interest to Florida Is too sot*, county, but th j marketing vegetable*, all 6f which will call question of maternity care, how­
T ls tru r ha ba* bla mother** a ja i
Increase In tho ta riff rat*' on Cu­
And than* hi* fatbar’* mirth.
for additional labor. Th-, cutlook ever, and has reduced th* death
ban sugar to 9.40 cents a pound of It. This proposition, so far, has for
Dot round him »tlll vague shada larga thriving, piotperout from this cause by twenty per
found
Its
solution
and
we
are
quite
fipsakltig of Governor Carlton’s tax bills, the Tails* nnd on other imported sugar tu sure will continue tv find Re sol­ farming community In Bsraoout* rent tines 1927.
oart rlaa
tbiee
cents.
Tha
Mediterranean
Thr* hundred snd ninety seven
— o r - O i5 * rT 6 n r * 5 f» r « « ^ 4Hhr HMSee TJthiOcral takes the position that something muat f,y has apparently t been left on ution. Th* superior quality of th* back country to exceptionally
deaths wer* caused In Florid* by
P ot one* thara wa* a tailor lad be dona to relieve the financial pressure on many of the the fro* list.
bright.
A
t
most
a
few
years
Will
celery ra'sed hrre and tl&gt;e excell
automobile accidents In 1928, mor*
Who lauebad tha storms to counties and districts of Florida and believes that the ad­
—» —
eat condition to which (t is placed see It* realisation.
than
were due to typhoid fever,
teem
Included
in
th*
arm
y
of
Indus­
ministration's measures are the beat measures which have
smallpox, measles, scarlet fever
trie* to b* exempted from taxation
'And loved a eld ,n d lad
so far been suggested. The Democrat commends the legis­ la
and dysentery. The total to 30
Florida for ftftaes years of the
Before thla bo* wa* bom.
lature for its deliberation in acting on the tax bills and then proposed
lets, however, than In 19*7. Eight­
stat*
constitutions!
And onea thara waa a aoldlar
goes on to say:
amendment Is pa***d are lliuve
een persons were killed by air­
hold,
IIRADRNTON
IIEKALD
“We are not sure that the bills will become law, but arc engaged in U» manufacture or
planes and there were 388 homlWho wor* hla monareh'a braid
steel vessels, autqmublls tires,
Mo they Itiried Deielaey Morton more successful to an effort of
And gained a m*dal east In f°M. aura that Governor Carlton has framed them with the idea fabrics and textiles, wood pulp,
F k s s m r yen k ey o r fend op
of beat solving the financial problems of the state. He was paper bags, fibre brerd automo­ In the ruffles and lace* she had this nature than wss Miss Morton,
Which proudly ba dliplaytdt
r*af •stele, • Now f o r* Fflfo j
As
IVtcr
Stratford
she
masquer
spurned
In
Ilf*Jh
e
last
moments
nominated for governor almost a year ago. During his can­ bile parts, aircraft, aircraft pacts
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. .hi
galley Is d esyi ysytr boss ystky.
And I hava h m d from won
Four
her earthly ealstenco found all sard for years as a man.
didacy* and after his nomination and election the matter of and refiners of sugar snd oil and of
gray
th* sham and pretense that she year* of married Ilf* wss not
Who vowad tha truth they knaw Florida's financial condition waa his constant thought. The by-products thereof- Thie Is an in- h id spent years to building up enough to reveal her secret. This
TITLE GUARANTY
That onea a priiveati ran away people sleeted him on the promise of financial and govern­ U n itin g summary of tho partlcu- swept aside. Born a girl she died came out when she became snd
MORTGAGE CO.
lor
industrial
estate
to
whicn
With a aoldlar boy In blue.
a woman yet the te st and most was told there wss no hope for
ment
reform,
and
as
a
true
man
ho
has
tried
to
formulate
IIT—9 8. Park Avene*
Flo
tdn
aspires.
First
N
all
Bank
Bldg.
hrr
recovery.
Th*
masquerading
Though tow a toughing lad U ha
eventful years of her life were
Sanford, Florida
the most effective means for this accomplishmentlived as a m in
Even marriage woman’s wife closerted th* torpoel
With manmra all hla own,
Sanford, Fla.
“Ah
exhaustive
research
has
been
made
of
the
finan­
Foci*
arc
fscl*
and
It
make*
which reveals
the
innermost r r recently when she learned that
In him la something of tha a*a
JtyrsirqUng
cial condition of every county in the state, and of the slate •no difference * i all whet private secrets of one's soul was not i.er husband waa a woman but
peculiarly ahown.
parties may have pul,| Urvsrrnur
aomo reason she kept (he
Ntw
Yos*
2n momenta gray* a Judge ap­ aa an entirety, These findings are presented to the legisla­ Raw* for assembling tho vital one* enough lo unlock hem. Death for
secret, perhaps because she waa
ture in a thorough and comprehensive way. ' No secrecy, be has placed before tho state ■Ion* unclosed Ihe sham.
pear*.
•
T
itle
and
Mortcaci
un
w
illin'
to
have
tbs
public
know
case Is one Of tho stlsryresl
A soldier gallopa by.
subterfuge or haste is asked In the consideration or action It makrs so Utile difference, in­ onThe
I he hoax that h a j been perpetrat­
Co MPAft T
record
although
not
Infrequent­
Dor every child 1* old In year*
on such bills aa he thinks will solve the peyplexed problems deed, that (once the legislature ly one find* girls who resent the ed on her.
Cspdal Fosds m r M mttUom dWIare
l.ud ralaej the question) he would restrictions imposed by their sex
R»‘
With all that they tupply.
Few lives have been iC.ore mis­
of taxation and finance.
hav*
done
better
to
state
exactly
Exchange
shapen
th*n
that
of
lb*
woman
and
complain
against
tho
provi­
"We are confidant both houses appreciate his honesty who did pay for the work.
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dence that shaped their live*. wno lived a II* in order to gratify
221 E. FIRST BT.
H coel* th* taxpayer* of thl* of purpose, and his earnest desire to see his administration
However, they usually confine s whim and it Is unreasonable to
Representative
Mntlkjwa
of
and
this
particular
session
of
the
legislature
enact
such
rountry *930 000,000 to enforce
their displeasure lo expressed suppose that her twisted existence
is of th* opinion that the criticism of an unkind 'fate. Occa­ knew more pleisure than would
the prohibition amendment ta d laws as will hot only meet present financial problems but Ruvsl
education n f the youth of Uild sionally we learn that some girl hare been here had sh* U**d as
k . year, and that doesn't Include their place Florida in a condition for permanent growth and long state Is more important than tha
I’rovldence willed. Wa may scoff
been mtaqueradtog as
uor bill*.
K
flqu**
time prosperity.”
rendering of assistance to bond yhas
at the Impossibilities of fiction
tt tbo number la small.
This seems to bo the altitude of the majority of the houses which liought Flo i Id* Fcrhaps nu on* has ever been yet trp th Is oftoncr stranger.
The recipe for whatever It was, newspapers in Florida which have expressed themselvcr bonds “with their eye* open"
calling for a coupU of dash** of
The comparison is academic. Both
creme d t menth* which wa* found definitely on the matter. It is generally recognized that the are so Important that Florida re­
In llerlt Hoover’* office may bar* state is faced with un extremely serious situation and that solved to neglect neither. The
born loft Iher* by an aid of At the Governor is in possession of such facta and advice aa to measures fur a faithful carriage
Cnpon - to dlacredlt the admlnls* moke his recommendations most practical In the solution of ui&gt;,| retirement of county’, munici­
pal snd district bond* in this state
•tratlon'o law onforcomont cam­ Florida’s problems.
I's Moat Popular HoleT*
may make the bond house hap­
---------- o---------paign.
/Untie
rooms
with bath, S2, $2JM, IS
py
but
that
is
no
more
of
an
a
r­
o---------—
gument against such measures
Doublf rooms with bath, S3, 14.00, SS
Sanford farmrra ahoufj algn up
liit.n for them. The Important
Fireproof-------- European
with the celery aaaocitllon. Ad­
thing Is that Florida's credit and
N.
E.
Flrat HU Near Bay BUeayna
vertising I* the boat way to aetl
TAMI’A TKIUUNB
tin integrity of her pledged word
Popular Priced Restaurant tor Connection
.anything and celery la no exeep.
b* maintained.
In
an editorial
p riiritin g | a mile traveled by these buses
tlon. It would atom that after th /
the proposed confiscatory Would prove prohibitive -a* it
To such an enj It will profit
•ock the farmera took thla year ■gainst
tax
on
motor
bus**,
th*
Miami would to those of other cempstore nothing to s r v that tlu-ae bonds
thry wuud be wlking to try any­ New* calls attention (pacifically
s ir no affair of the slate govern­ v v v w w w v w v w w vwrevwwm»vvvvvvrevvvvuvvv*vv
similarly eitusled.
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.
thing which might Improvo condi­ to th* C*** of th* Collier Wrst
Yet the Senate has voted and ment since they were all issued
tion!.
Motor IJne», owned snd operated th* House I* now asked to vote by the po 111 cal subdi risen* of
10
acres
or
more
with
limited
restrictions,
will
be
--------------o
by Uarmn ju. Collier, one ur the a lax which would put the** en- lie state. That is a technicality
be
gold
fully
Improved
tot
reliable
jxirchaaers
at
2
i
Harry Sinclair la In Jail at laat. Urg**t' investor* In Florida. Thla urnrlte* out of business and virt­ which would not for a moment
to 40 per cent lew than celery loads ore priced at
but after flggrring up the way company, th* Ntw* remark*. ually confiscate their property bide Florida from the wurld-wlde
in other localities, special old to the flrat purchasers.
hi* money stood off the law, we «rv*» communitlr* which h*v* and their tovrstmenla.
disfavor a neglect of debts would
Can Florida afford to take a bung.
Ldtat week 1 sold 20 acres to one of the largest
can't ire wher* Justice ha* scored no other transportation facilities,
its
bu*
line*
hav*
opened
up
much
much of a triumph. Wo cactuda new territory and have done much drastic step like this st thl* time,
farmers on the Wont Sid*. My co-operative *
when
It
U
the
desire
of
the
for'Young Teddy"
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Rooisveli
_ r_
may
__
auvlrt doctrine, but rich law to break down the barrier* of Ifltff, Wfllll-1miking people aad tolarosU
ia
financially bait far IMAU farmers who
breaker* liku Ilarry Sinclair are city Jeslnuie* *nj m1*undentsnd- uf th* etate to attract more enter- bo appomted-governor-genermt of
only 10 acre*.
lo tto Rico. He is unfortunate to
atacklng up mora material for a lag* that obtain*,, because of con­ prl,c, more industry, more capi­ that he looks and talks like bis
Moody revolution than At out- ditions that fostered provincialism. tal? Assuredly n o t
e.est father without resembling
*lde Influ. nee* put together^— This company, operating 60 buses
In * nations) aspect, affecting nim at all in force end originality.
, I'ulm Deurh Independent. Sane pay* now th* ease IIn* tax and th* attitude of butinrs* and fi­ T .u physical resemblance induce*
motor vehicle license ahd ad- nance la otkrr state* toward Flori­ more odious com pari ions than
but cynical.
valorem tax which trachea the da, this is the most damaging might otherwise be made.
heavy
total of |676 per vehicle.
opo.ltIon yet off*;cd to the
A Tampa automobile on the Tsglslature.
Au
additional tax of three cents
Apparently
Deems
Taylor
miuml Trail dived Into a ditch and
Ih'nks .this business
I
of napping
turned or&lt;r. A woman wa* drown­
si grand opera has goo* far
ed nnd tlio accident wa* declared
enough. The score of h|s next
Best gracing
In F lo rld a f W in t e d IM S |
d n ( lands
U n d . I&gt;
unavoidable. Practically all ac
Opus V
will Include a part for aa
rldent* are unavoidable if th* intha year
_ clock.—New Ycrk Evening
FLORIDA TIMES-UNION
•‘■■m
veatigator* of them ara to bo be
l*o»l.
lleved. Not long ago • motoriat,
In th* slaty senate ■ few day* prices fer nubbins railed peaches
In ftounctoif model dairy fay
Ns batter la x ity .
rrnird wlh liquor, drove* hi* ear ago ■ bill wss passed with but wbrn the winter has kept them
aetl or Industry Is Florid^, Dairy products ora. ia
intu nnd kilted n traffic policeman on. dissenting vote to regulate th* from getting fresh fruit for n know the Forida orange as It
flrat rpsk with celery.
shipment of citrus fruit In such comparatively long tins*.
Hut goes out under th* full ssourunee
in ('oral (lahlra. That wa*
* way aa to pravsnt tho legal Urey only pretend to enjoy th* of maturity aad Weight/ Hew
ATISFACTORY banking relations
ovoldabU" too.
dispatch of any imature, green unrip* woody stuff secured a markets are needed for Increas­
•■
o-------------are based upon mutual kac orledge
or a month ahead cf th* ing crop*. To- secure and
Ruth Bryan Owtn, working for orange* or grapefruit. Th* mat­
and understanding between th*
Florida farmer* who llv* in lb* ter has been diecuased to Florida, regular time for sp p esrsw . uf new markets, th* fruit mpst bo
th* time had apparently a r­
id fruit, and positively shy at good; th* first fruit sent’ &lt;
Okeechobee section, ho* secured an and
and It* customers.
rived when something definite S second osriy purchase. They should be real sample* of th*
increas* In the loan per acre from sad fsr-reaching should be done
so wait longer than nececaary. “finished product" snd not i
three d a|ara to tyrenty-fiv# dob to prevent a few selflih end un­
U to th* aim of th* First
&gt; doubt before trying again.
pulpy, green globe* th at bare
lor*. Thl* will go ■ long way to. reasonably growers from “spoil­
Florida orange* and grapefruit
reaps been dcctornl am
Bonk to toko aa active interest
ward putting both on their feot ing th* m srkst" through delivery when ready fur market *r* most Uia lo bring discredit upost tbo
tho financial affaire of Its
those farmer* who wer* sufferers of fruit unfit for consumption. delicious aqd healthful. They are state.
y m prarlda futt equlpmept fo* those who km&gt;« the
from the itorm laat September. It was freely said laat season recommended above almost any­
A law th at will deal brevity
On* of tbo chief characteristics
Mr*. Owen I* not Toeing any Urn* that th* atat* was damaged mll- thing eto* for their delicacy of with those who en d ean r to
our sort too to
i ef dollar* through this PtK - flsvir and general nacelles** i
. u t mlialng any uppurtunltla* la
uquooeT tho patr i ot-by-rijirew &gt;~
tttkjtL,
It may he that thy estimate wtU people sod stok people; for of Immature citrus fruit may
rom* to th* aid of her eonatituof loss was . extravagantly esti­
.he humble borne and th* palace; rieek th* Impulses of tbow who
tu*nt».
A talk with one of our officers may
mated. Thare can he no quoa. * breakfast nicisslty—or ibould hav* In tbo past undertaken to
tton at all concerning damagoi R be so considered—end deserving _ a s kied of grower*
suggest how we may b* of ostvloe to
Tit* state legialatur* Is enter­ I* only a difference of eptoh
dace on t|w banquet beard. Rut not willing to send anything
ing the home stretch of this ses­ regarding th* amount; and It was Florida
crangee snd Florida that cannot ho
sion snd nothing ha* been done altugetkor unnecessary aad toes- rrvnefrriilt should bo mature, ripe, Th. fsw ax tea dollars
t&lt;
yet. At the present rat* of profull of sunshine (a liquid fa
by the ahssd-of-tlme shij
'
fruit la everywhere re- and served ; wtjbout apologia*. th* legitimate fruit P&gt;
grese It sug n well to tsks &gt;te
deairabls aad setts at Croon si tens fn tit Is not deair. lot of money. Thewlt
isco alongside of tho IMT IcgisII let of morey. “t u ,
Hurt as * disgrace to Florida. a fair pries wkon prupwrly mar Shl„ In any elrcnssstaaoso.
I t may even be necessary toforc ketod. Tbfte U plenty of tim has been said that people living s»v&gt;R th* market for
on oy near d i n t grove*
another six or twelve moutka h*»*
passed to call an extra souloa
to atfompUsb eon* «hlr\g toward
■eduction, a problem which
watting fa rt tt to-the beat
— hav, boon met b j tkl* tog-

d u i H of people, Who find Sunday all too Inadequate U
a day o fm s t and of racm tlon. We a rt not a student of

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Britt-Waller Nuptials
Axe Solemn ize&lt;jl Heme
A marring* Which cornea aa. a
surprise to their many . trtend*
ku*k her* and elaowher* waa that
of Mlsa Iris Britt, daaghttr of
M i-an d M m W. H. Britt, l iz l

P em n a b
C- A. Haines left Saturday
moon for Homestead where
Is spending several day* with

A r e . L A. will

r Number Two
a t 7t80 o’clock

Music Pupil* Present
Recital On Saturday
A Moald Weak recital was given
by tbs pupils of Mr*. Fhnrda
Sltmbrfdga Munson on Saturday
afternoon nt her studio, WW
Myrtle Avtnue with a largo num­
ber «f pupil* and friend* present
Mrs. Muion gave a brief Intro­
ductory talk and announced that
tho CeclUan Chib member* were

in tha presence of tho immediate
family and IntfmaU friends- of
tee couple. Thd marriage was apJudge Wallace W. Wright wnounead at a dinner party and turned
1Sstardsy
_____ from TttusvilJ*
miscellaneous shower which was where ho
haa been spending soma
ven on Friday evening a t the
ttle Grey House on the Orlando tlma oil business.
Hoad by Mrs. S. D. babbitt and
other teachers of tho Sonfo.d
John Edward Higgins, and L. P.
Hagan, J r , students ai the UniThe bride U the oldest dough versity of Florid* spent last week­
ter of Mr. and Mra. V . I t Britt end here with their parents.
#'
iand cam* to Sanford 10 years ago
Horn Atlanta, G*. where she wn*
A. B. Peterson arrived Monday
botn. She attended the public from New York to spend several
schools her* and later graduated deya here with his family at 381
from Stetson University in De- Magnolia Avenue.
Land. Foi th* past four years eh*
haa been teaching In' the Sanford
Mr*. W. L. Roche of Paducah,
tlram ar School.
Ky. la viiitlng her parents, Mr.
Th# brldegoom la the son of F. and Mi*. R. C. long, at their
G Walltr, retired buslnssa man ol home On the East SldeMobil*, AU. He h*a Uvad In Mo­
Mr. and Mra. Walter L. Morgan
bil* the greater natf of hi* fit*
where fa* attended tho public and son, John, returned Sunday
sclmola and u te r graduated from from Jockaonville where they
spent tho week-end vUlh friends-

E

le e Chapter o* Uia D. A. B. wbled
wo* bald on Friday afttinoon at
the b»a« of Mr*. Berg, K I7 Ea»t
feeorvd S tre et Mr*. John Leon•td y retiring regent, who prealdtd Avar tba meeting, waa giver,
a rlrlog vote of thank* a t tbia
lime fhr all the ha* dona far tho
chapter during bar two year term
of. office.
Tha following officer* were tnalalUdflo oerve during the coming
JwmVMr** W.- %. Field* regent;
1(rg- Samuel Pulcston, ' rice-re­
gent; HU* Fannie Heba Munson,
recording secretary; Mr*. W. T*
Langely, corvetpondlng secretary;
Uia. John Leonatdy, treaiurer;
k liu Alice Caldwell, hlatorlan;
Mr*. George Herring, regtatrai;
Mra. J. N. Whliner, chaplain) Mr*.
John Meiich Jr., finance chairman.
Mia. W. E. Wation, Mr* L. P.
Hagan and Mr*. R. K. Tolar will
compote tha adviaory board while
Mra. W. B. Ballard, Mr*. R. U.
Berg, and Mr*. A. T- Rom Iter
mada up the nominating commit­
tee. Mr*- Field* wm* inducted and
pitaonted with the regent’a pin by
tho outgoing regent, Mrs, John
Leonard).
The general business meeting

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fora of tba O. A- 8 . It was aim
lU ted *t thle tlma th a t lh«
chajCer choir bought Ih ll yo*r
will be marked, "K«Jlle Harrison
Chapter, honoring Emm* II. Tay
lor, Anna M. D*Forrest, Annn
Caldwell Whltncr ah.l Harriet 8.
Ro»»ICr.”
Before the program It wo*
voted that tho member* almw**
ask tha itato for approprlgtioae
to continue tha work of the atnt*
ferceUy board and also to r r y a f
the legislature to keep tha central
of tha Everglades district In the
bandi o f tha Internal Improvement
board.
The program for tho afternoon
cumlited of a ipecch by Judge

John J. Wmlil of Coco* OK “Free­
dom a«W Liberty.'’ The members
conceded thU to bo OM of the
moot tmyririrm talks of the yrer
and f»*e n rising vote of thnnki
to Judge Woh! i t tho tuncluvlon
of Mi talk:
Tho*#
lent were: Judea John
J. 1V»II, U n . John L n u n lx i
Kr*. W. T Fields. Mr*. A. T. Ho*.
.ItcifM r*. Vail Lovell, Hr*. O. I.
Laucki, Mr*. Ssrnurl Pulesluti.
Mrs. W K. Wation, Mra. |t* B.
lolmr, Mra. M* ftUnkk, U n . It.
Ur*. J. N. .Whltncr, Ur*. K. 8.
jfe rio * AOd -.He*!- A. JL-l’oUrson..
Mr* Tom Bolt and sons, Jock
an,I Bruce left Saturday morning
fur Laurens, S. C. where they will
• pend tho summer with relative*
and friend*.

Plan For Financial
Campaign Is Given
By Sjtaford Church
At a abort buiinoaa meeting of
nftietet* and other* yosUrday folpreaching
lowing the
serried of the Molhudlst Church,
plan* were annoumM fur the fin­
ancial campaign fur the cloalng
of tho Conference year. The Con­
ference * | 1 be held In Miami,
June IS. The steward* o f- the
.church her* will likrijr b « .assis­
ted in their work of finishing up
the year’s business by some at-the
men of the Methodist Man’s Club,
It Is ss|d.
Tho stewardo have been Invited
to n supper a t the parsonage.

tho homo of Ur. and H
Shlnholiir, Friday, May
P U ; *"d at Uia bon^o of
Mr*. W. 8. Thornton, T t
May 81, at 7 p. ra. Than that
b* * banquet for all the if
in co-operation with ttm 1
dUt Men'* Chib, at tha I
School Annex, Friday, May
7 p. m.
li.ner.il Intercut, aa man!
In1tba regular roni
in the varieu* urganllai
dieate that the efaurrtr fg’
tfS S tJta. JCSr In ex cellc
Hon, Of f icials declare.
Mr. and Mrs. J . II. Fuller
returned to their home in I
lar.il after spending a weak
with friends. They were SM
anted home by Miss N tisle 8

LOSS OF CREDIT

t 1 M tu Mirren Loffcil of "Tamp*
returned Friday to her home af­
ter spending several days here
with Mis* Bobble Chapman a t bar
home on Park Avenue.

SchoofiriaduaU*; an j that the
Garillana would giv* a twilight
Musical* tba latter part of Jona
111 Mrs- Munson’s Bind to. 0011
Myrtle Avenue.
Tho recital, which com prised
piano selection* from Intermedi­
ate! to advanced performer* waa
then presented. M lir Ufllsn Bran* » accompanied by bar mutber
Mir*. Arthur Branan, concluded the
ykognm with a group of violin
jm on
[ Th* aolectiona given were:
1- G*volte (Two Pianos), .Nordint—Frances Mahoney, Caroline
Cogburn.
2. plumber Song, Do Reef—
Bulb MoUch.
3- Martha, Bolfd—Allc* Wyndham.
&lt;• TatvnteUo,
llj '/ r r —Betty
McElnnop.

MrsHolland
visiting
Pippin

uCffiy'i

#■ Velsc, Godard—Mra. John
Abrahsms, Fannie Reba Munson.
\ 7 . CarihwvWpJsW
F o rrtitir.
R ^ r o m p t u , C hopln-M .a

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Mr*. Leroy Nobles
* Honored At Shower

Lrltoy Echols and J. Hor f’lncksrd, Ala., are
Mr. and Mr*. Hoy* R.
at their home bn First

Sflu Kathrrine William* and
MIh E va Penrco are apendlng
th* week-end In Daytona Beoc.i
(visa Mery Sandersun of Kisswith Mr. ahd Mr*. W. It. William*
who are summering there.
Imiree was the week-end guest pf
Miss Lcnaball- Hagan at the home
Mr*. J..U Hurt returned Frida/ of her parents un 1’ark Avenue.
from Philadelphia and New Yoik
where she hoe been spending two
Mr. and Mr*. D. I , Thresher
weeks w ith'her slater. Mis, J. 11
and Mr. and Mra Unbelt T.
II. Stiycker.
Thrasbe. rouloml tu Halo City
Mrs. Robert* Howard left Sun. Sunday wtx-ic they s|irnl the day
day for ApguaLa/Ga. after spend­ with Mr, and Mrs. Wallaei: Coch­
ing tome time here with her ran.
daughter. Mra. Wallace W. Wriglil
3442 Mellonvllla Avrpue.
Mrs. J. M Powell of Gainesville
%
w— - arrived Saturday
morning t.i
Mra. Mary lilggini and ton-in­ spend sevrial day* here visit! im
law J . B. B. Stryker have gone Mi, and Mr*. 11. II. Purdon at
to Philadelphia wh*r* Mra- Hig­ their home on the Country d u ll
gins will visit her daughter, -Mr*. Road.
J, B. B. StrykerForming a party motoring to
Wllllam J)uBo*e has returned
to GelnesvIUe after trending the Daytona Beach on Sunday were:
week-end her* with hi* parenti. Mis* Mary Sandrrson of KlssimMr. and Mra. H- C. .DuBose, 000 mse, MU* Lcnabclle Hagsn, Miss
Kitty DuBosa and G- W. Spencvt
Usk Avenue.
Jr., Gordon Cherry snd Maxwell
Mrs- Robert Maxwell of Car- Stewart.
terevfi|e, Ga. Is the guest of her
Mia* Minnie Allen of Tampa ami
brother and sister-in-law, M r and
Mr*. I- B Edward* and chililrrr
Mrs. S*m Bradford, 1400 East Genevieve
*ti,| Herman of Di)C\n*
Hughey Avenue.
Beach spent Sunday h rrr with
MU* Allen’* and Mr*. E dnanl’s
. Mj * John Leonardy expecta to .ntnihir,
S. J- Allen, 401
leave Sunday
for Tallahassee Magnolia Mr*.
Avenue.
wucre she will remain for two
weeks, until May 2H. She will repMr*. S. J. Allen, who ha* br'.'t&gt;
r sent ths Florid*
Leglslativ*
living with her du'ghlsr, Mre IV.
Council.
P. Field*. 401 Magnolia A nnuc
Sunday for Daytona lleacli
Mrs. C. If. Cogburn and dough- left
cre she will *|iend several ilayr
tei, Carolyn, left Saturday after­ wl
Jure cuing to Itlver Junction to
noon for Montgomery, Ate. where In
they spent Kunday| with Mrs Cog. ■pend the summer.
burn's mother, Mra. W. B. Hollo­
Mr. and Mrs. lotciui Mrln-o l
way.
have returned to their home in
Tampa alter spending the weekMrs.T. D. Inablnet and little son, end bare as the gusst* of the
Tommy, left Sunday lo r. Orange*
burg, 8. C. to spend a month vrilb
r I alive*.

Hra- "E. C. Echol* and Mr*.
&gt;
a nrtps sdaisy
ri
^ .,T u^sK
U y Fields,
Mok- Frank Bradlty were h*ateses at
re Jed—Helen Wyndbam. ”
' a miscellaneous shower which was
g 10. Sonata,
Blehl—Katherine given on Friday evening at the
nfsrrteon, Maty France* Andrew*. horns of Mrs. Echols on We«t
i *}• S,*7ln8 Tag, Msrgatein Ftrai St real, honoring a recent
—Mary W ent
bride, Mra. LeRoy Noble*. During
- 18- Fugue, Bach—Pearl Rob- tha evsning, games were paiticisob.
pated In and prise* for two con­
18. Brooklet, Ryder—Lol* Me- test* w*re awarded to Miss Loyco
CroryMartin and Mrs. C- A. Anderson
14. Crscovlenne, Pederewskl— Jr.
Lucille Echol*.
A profusion of roses, carnations
1B- _Brijm A Fife, Devaux—■ and
potted ferns wore placed
Clara Mefachabout the rooms where th* gutels
u I n ’ aI5S. De*lr*» Cramer—Mary wrre entertained and late In Uia
evening the brldo was presented
LUit—Carmen with a large wh.'te cake, which,
GttUuJa.. , ,
whop cut. revealed the many gifts
18. Song Without Words, Oes- which were given her by the
ten—Evelyn Echols.
guest*.
I8. PapHlous,
Grieg—Jean
I a I* In th# evening another
N i n t i U o ty .
cskt was cut which was served
.France*
1!0
&lt;
Englemann—
with
an ic* by the hostesses, asMahoney
•Isted by Mr*. Richard Chlldres
**• BMu.fka, Qodard—Margo- apd Mrs. G. W. SUnaon, to the
T tlrrtfict»
following who were invited to be
with the honor guest: Mre W.
11. Iterkey.M r* W. M. Baggett,
y rh
Arthur Uotcher, * MH.
Charles Anderson J r , Mys. B. 11.
UUIgn Brgnnon.
fllblfa. Mrs. J. W. Chlfres, Mr*.
Carl Fetlsr, Mr*. Nora Arnold,
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. McDsnii I
Mrs. S. S . Bsumat and song, Ray­
Mra. J. C Halt, Mra. W. II. Shep­
herd, Mrs. J. H. llarkey, Mr* W. mond and Julian, laft Sunday and son, Marvin, of Bunnell, spent
morning by motor for Brunswick, Sunday here with Mrs. MoltenGa. where they will spend sevtrsl I la mother, Mr*. E. U Bryan,
days with Mr*. Baumet’s parents. Beard*I, Avenue.
w y s ° r the Mother's
nt the Presbyterian
,
,
A
nd'tee
Mtese*
Ladle
Echols.
f " Eudaavor n o t u * SunEehgU. Ruby Marti*,
* . Mother’s Day “ M f
^•Pnsed and aung by Mar- U&gt;jre Martin, Paulin* Stinson,
2
Couch, and £»yri# Barkey Elisabeth Stinson,
E*»ten_EetoU and E. C Echols.
»are«U ware guest* of G. i f . Stinson and T L Noble*.
•4 the mooting which was
M over by Alice Thompson,
telks w ar. made by I/ols
Morjcyy DuBoo*.
** *W», *&lt;rep by MsrHae
J* *nd Laura May Brown.
*Asa CMttimden of the
Mr*. (7yds Byrd and children
i Choir also ggve a solo. M uracd Sunday from Lire Oak
» waa a large crowd pres- where, they ap.nt eeverri days
Ptena are bring mada for w)th relatives. Mr. Byrd, who haa
facW ad In this r^eeta) group
teW yoo of th* Eadosvtr bean stlanding lh# N. E. L. A.
of shea* an attractively reduced
(Vinveotian Is AstevltU, K C . i t are brew,, kid. btee kid, parahrompaniad them home from Jackmmu sad I W . Ugh and tew

a S .P r .J k ’ tb*rtViJilS!

The Most Fooled Man is the
Man Who Fools Himself!
PARTICULARLY WHRN IT COMICS TO PAYING HIS BILLS. BAD CRED
IT IS LIKE RACK YARD GOSSIP—IT TRAVEliJ

FAST—AND

IS MAGNI

FIED AS IT GOES ALONG. THEREFORE THE MAN WHO FOOLS HIM
SELF BY NOT PAYING HIS BILLS PROMPTLY WHEN DUE—IS HURTING?

T- *-

f

Npncc

WM «f tha fnnaoal a
Y*a var, which was

Bradenton, formerly of Bsnfopl
op*«a Sunday and *Monday with
Mra. W. B. Btona a t M r home In
th . Park Apnitaiaats.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. McMuIan,
Mloi Mga Godba*. Paxtoe' McMuften gad Cacti* White motecej

i n R l l * ' g ftnoInaM ' A*——

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HIMSELF FAR MORE THAN HE CAN HURT HIS CREDITORS. THEY LOSE
ONLY MONEY. HE LOSES THEIR GOOD OPINION AND EVENTUALLY HIS
OWN SELF-RESPECT.
MOST PEOPLE APPRECIATE THIS AND .THEREFORE—PAY

UP

AND

KEEP .THEIR CREDIT GOOD.

P A Y .B IL L S P R O M P T L Y

JKEEP Your Credit GOOD
(PaU Advertlsmnit)

�f

T w d. T.,

ttcn shy*'
_ the «ve^sy.WMk Js In1/ true, will brine cheer to most
Sunday alt too Inadequate J
Who
itlon. We are not
no a student of
• a d o f iw creation.
&gt;Ie encaiga that the con-

t m , recently mad* public by th#
atoto board of haaUh, bureau of
vital statistic*, ia a story that d u t i u t t k , ' * ,
dared to a ’cotbmt
bears poring over.
m b
In thla aunshln# atoto, tw a in
day-week possible and practical in the same manner as it
rd a half persons eat of * w y ini
no on# would Have thought that In
thousand died in IMS, In tjto on- group.
_____ __
r^t___ r__(___lw_ Ip which to en­
*o short a tkno W w.iuM have *»tiro reelstxstloa aro* of the Unijoy oneself woal&amp; we believe, do more for the promotion of
tho proportion*
portion* of celery
tod Bute* (which takes in tW
happiness.'than mu. other thins. It would permit an in­
production toooj. Th* second year
per cent of the Country's popula
“H
ire
one*
tba.ombalilad
faim
ti*
i« W • maximum of 2J e*n a
dulgence in athletic amusements adding materially to the
lion, all tho** districts in fact
day .stopped, from, th* P»lm«
which are recognised by the fedpublic health1, it would five those who are inclined towards Am!
-Shot How* '
Forme. Tito yoot a* many a* W
erel government as. having ad*
____ more egtenaivecultural things th e opportunity qoff pi__
pursuing
th e ’world."
ear* a day will b# ah'vped. Whero
qoat# death rogktrattow lows) the
ture. aft, music- or the drama'; lt
Itaaral_________
average p e r --ttiiaiand - d i w j l t i
Embattled a t . Washing to#'. tho tbrou roars a g o * mem handful
___ "gsl out On the open road and to "go farm
force* ar* uilng nmehlno
people w er, employed gathering
-rsv l l . t NaUunal flgorw tu t
.__ ____________ Inga" and finally it would allow ua one gun* on (ho n*w tariff oallent* of
and shipping celery, today more
aro not nt-hand,
snore
day
in
which
to
forget
business,
to
withdraw
from
the
and tight-inch bowltxer# on th* than 800 ar* oratfloyed and a pay
M ir&lt;
Why it th is! The obriotra retort
tedlousnesa of work and the Jolla of life and to thumb our Hoover fo rt «f farm relief. All of roll of n o n than flb.JOO a
- U t" - to the-Im plied «ritid*m «f our
which
t
jggfit*
that
If
th*
farmer
paid out. I t will read'ly bo hooting oceommodation* will be state's record would ha that our
noses at thet world while we Just *H and blow smoke rings. routo find • a "bettor 'ote** than
NOITDAY.. MAY i t
But some will sax that an extra day of regt would the Republican party ho would go seen that oetojry has betomo th* beilt for ol) th# laborers roqn red death rat* ia Increased by
U M M T f l M f O i TODAY
prove costly to b u ii ocas, that, while the tame salaries would to It. But tho Democratic porty major toduatry ol this community for tha operation of our rapidly number of aged winter visitor*
b« e x p e c te d to b a maintained, the volume of business would will njiver offer such an asylum and has com* to b« an Important developing agricultural territory who com* h e n to and their day*,
FKATKR-Thoy Ih s tw s it
hU on faejur Ip out economic devalor* At the present time th# lack cf U would be of Interest to know
until it collect* It*
th e Lord, shall renew tfSolr diminish. But we are informed that such is not the ease. the. whole phllciophy of the tariff ment.
housing faculties for tboo* wrrkcra whether these foreign death* are
I t Is said that under the shorter week plan, the tome volume
strength.
th* f*rm.
farm. At present it i*
A very encouraging feature of it the crying need of th* hour, Ai Included. Th# bureau of vital sta­
of trade could be carried on with little more effort’ All that merely wandering
In the vicinity th* situation is th at I ho produc demand usually proceed* supply,
does not elucidate.
AKCBBTRT.
wpuld be necessary would be a slight speeding up of the of tho progreoilf* Republican tlon of eatery in thl* te rn a ry ■’* wa take D that this demand will tistics
It does glvath# cause of doaths,
Bonn say bo h a s 'h is . grsmUiroli
machine wh!Ich we bellsve would be easy enough to bloc In congress with no other ap­ yet in It* Infdncy. Only n smell be met and w* shall soon see hun­ and In tha onier of thalr fatality
objective than political op­
grin,
__ reward. It is further set forth that tho parent
part of the territory utartod to dreds of attractlv# homes erected they aro diseases of tha heart,
portunism
And som# hi* mother*# ay**.
ure would give people more time to spend
celery ro ’a ln j ha* been put under In the agricultural territory. The chronic
nephritis, tuberculosis,
—
»
And thsro is that about his shin
money, to buy pop corn, hot-doga, amusement tickets; more On th* tariff Christmas tree cultivation. The fart that two people required to cultivate. Rather pneumonja avd puvrpral state. The
Ths dead would toeognlso.
the fur Florida is a duty of ttfo canto crop* a year can bo raised, on* and shin celery rang# all tha why last named may well b* said to be
Thsro’■ ooraolhlng in ths way bo tlpie to burn up tires and gasoline and to wear out
a poun.i on oranges end grnpv for tho winter marhet and «ne from united States Inspector* most serious of all, for It tokos
automobile; more time to plan wardrobe*, to think about fiult,
walks
th
throe
cento a pound on to for the spring market, practically, oown to euttors, graders and truck th* Urea of new mothers Improp­
eryth
new clothes andij “finally-----mores fiir'
time *"
to do everything,
which fruit,
Recall* ths rolling sss.
uotoea,-five cent* on cucumbers, makes.celery crop* a sure thing. driven. Next year there will b*
coats
money,
which
means
more
business.
And w» romsnbor' whon ho tslks
and proportionate inertaae* for It Is not a question as to how hundred* of acre* In strawberries erly eared for In childbirth. Th*
sundry other fruit* and vegetables. much eelery we can ralsr In Sara­ and ather hundreds of acre* in Mat# la actlvaly attacking th*
•o
A Judge who uwd to ho.
Also of interoat to Florida la too sota county, but th j marketing vegetables, all Of which will call question of maternity care, how
T l* tn t» ho has Us mothor • syos
and has reduced th* death
Increase In the tariff rate 'o n Cub .M w h a d laid .the fi
And shsros his father's mirth,
for additional labor. Th.t cut look
bon sugar to 2.40 cents a pound of It. This proposition, so f ir, he* for a large thriving, prosperous from this cause by twenty per
Rut round him still v**u# shod
w» W * s H d h d
ta x bills, th e Tnlln- and on other Imparted augar to found ita solution and wo nr* n’llto farming community In Soroaota'a Cent since 1027.
l y wi tim ,:---------:-------- ?------ -----Speaking .of Governor Carlton's
th# i i l | U * r i a |
Tho. MciHUrrancan aura will continue to find Its sol
i . _ Thro hundred and.ninety aavtn
_
Or Uioso long r&gt;n* tn tn •*rtb - ha met Democrat iakea^ UlU position"
f&lt;&gt; ha* apparently, been left on utlon. Th# superior quality of th#
7 Jdeaths
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______■
n _u . by
lwere
caused
In
Florida
For one, thsro was a sailor lad be dene to reliove the financial pressure on many of the the fra* list.
celery ra sed her# and tho excell­ bright. At most a few years will automobile accident! In 1028, mor*
Who laughed the sto m a to counties And district* of Florida and believes that the ad­
-o—rent condition in which H
plated see Ita roaJIxatlon.
than Were duo to typhoid fever,
seam
ministration's measures are the beat measures which'have Included In th* array of Indus
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smallpox, measles, sc a rle t. fever
r r * .* T
to b* saempled from taxation
'And loved a girt and lad
so far been suggested. The Democrat commend* the legis­ tries
and dysentery. Th* total io 30
in Florida for 1tftoaa yean of the
Before this boy was born.
lature for Its deliberation in acting on the tax bills and then piopoaed stale
less, however, than In 1027. Eight,
cunsUtullunsI
TUI# U i a r i t i * i
And ones there wos a soldier
pw ^ y d ik d l— ■
goes on to say:
amendment to passed are thus*
era person* were killed by air
ilRAORNTON IIEKAI.1)
bold,
"We are not sure that the bills will become law, but arc engaged in the manufacture of
planes and there were 338 homl
Who wore his monarch's braid
steel vessels, automobile tires,
Bo they tnirled DeteUey Morton more succassful In *D effort of
And fslnod a mods! east in gold, sure that Qovemor Carlton has framed them with the Idea fabric* and textiles, wood pulp,
IFhcneeer yon k ey or le a d an ]
of beat solving the financial problems of the state, lie was paper bsgs, fibre bjsril automo­ in the ruffles and lace* she had this nature then was Ml** Morton.
which proudly ho displayed)
real vrtolo, ■ New Yarik T itle J
Peter Stratford aha masquerpoller 1* ofwere yopr k M pottey.
And 1 have hoard from women nominated for governor almost a year ago. During his can­ bile parte, aircraft, aircraft parts spurned In III"- Jh e last momenta Aa
her earthly existence found *R sard for years as a man. Four
g ray
didacy and after his nomination and election the mutter of and refiners of sugar and oil and of
th* sham and pretons* that she yaar* of married Ilf* w ta not
Who rowsd'tho truth Huy knew Florida's financial condition was his constant thought. The by-product* thereof- This to an In lied spent years In building up enough to reveal her secret. This
TITLE GUARANTY
That ones • prince*! ran away people elected him on the promise of financial and govern tw isting summary of the port leu swept aside. Born a girl she died tame out when the became and
MORTGAGE CO.
lur
industrial
estate
to
which
With a soldier boy in blue.’
a woman yet the Lest and most was told there was no hop* for
1ST—• B. Park Avenw#
ment reform, and as a true man ho has tried to formulate h’lu.idu aspires.
First N atl Bunk Bldg.
h ir recovery. The masquerading
Though now • touching tod is he
eventful
yraf*
uf
her
life
were
Sanford, Florida
the moat effective means for this accomplishment.
lived as a menEven marriage woman'* wife deserted th* Impost­
With manner* all hie own.
Sanford, Fla.
"An exhtustlve research has .been made of the finan­ Facta nro facto and it makes which reveals the innermost er recently when she learned that
In him Is something of tho sea
AryreirqUog
cial condition of every county in the stale, and of the state no dlffereoce a t all what privet# secrets of one's soul was not '..cr husband waa a woman out
* peculiarly shown.
Parlies may hove pui,| Urusvenur enough to unlock hers.
for some reason th* kepi I he
Death
as
an
entirety.
These
findings
are
presented
to
the
lcgisla
N
e r York
In moments g reet a Judge ap­
Daw# for assembling tho vital L-nrs
secret, perhaps because she wos
unclusej the sham.
ture In a thorough and comprehensive way. No necrccy, I,* has placed before the slat* alone
pears.
T
lT
U
AND
tyORTCAG!
unwilling
1o
have
the
public
know
case I* ono oy tho strsrrtrst
A soldier gallops by.
subterfuge or haato is asked in the consideration or action It makes so little difference, In unThe
perpetrat­
Company
record although not Infrequent the hoax thxt had
F or every child Is old In yeara
on such bills as he ihlnks will solve the ptaplcxcd problems dci-d, (hot (unco tho irglilatum ly one finds girls who resent tho ed un her.
Corf lal Foods over M mUUow doBore
had rniaoj the question) It# would restriction* Imposed by their sex
With all that they supply.
Few lives have been rf.ore mis­
of taxation and finance.
have dorm better to state'exactly and complxln against th* provl shapen than that of tha woman
Exchange.
“Wc are confident both houses appreciate his honesty v.hu did pay for the work.
dence that shaped their lives. wno lived a Ho In order to gratify
221 E. FIR ST BT.
U c u t , th# taxpayers ’ of this of purpose, and his earnest desire to see his administration
However, they usually confine a whim and it Is unreatonabl* to
Representative
Mattbiwa
of
their displeasure to expressed suppose that her twisted existence
country *980000,000 to enforce and this particular session of the legislature enact such
I* uf the opinion (bat th* criticism of an unkind fat*. Occa- knew more pleasure than would
■ te
thr prohibition amandmant !a«* laws as will not only meet present financial problems but Duval
education o f the youth uf thu xiunally we learn that some girl havs been hers ha,t she lived as
g T l
lace
Florida
in
a
condition
ior
permanent
growth
and
long
r,
and
that
doesn't
inctuda
tbalr
yea
stole ia more Important than th# has been masquerading aa a man Prnvldenrv willed. Wa may acoff
Ime prosperity."
fiquuor bill*.
rendering of assistance to bond
at the Impossibilities of fiction
tho number la small.
This aeoms to be the attitude of the majority of tho bouses which bought Florid* yetPerhaps
no one has ever been yet truth It oftonor stranger.
The reel pa for whatovar It *•«, newspaper* in Florida which have expnmacd thcmnelvcF bond* “with their eye* open1
calling for a roupla of daihaa of
The comparison Is academic. Both
crama tia mantb, which w»» found definitely on the matter. It in generally recognized that the aro aotmportant that Florida re­
state
is
faced
with
an
extremely
serious
situation
and
that
solved to neglect neither. The
In Ilarli Hoovar'a offtca may b«W
horn left th a r, by an aid of At thu Governor Is In poosesalon of such facts and advice as to measures for a faithful carriage
uo,l
retirement of county', munlcl
(’open- to discredit tho admlato* make his recommendations most practical In thu solution of
p«l and district bond* in this state
Florida’s problems.
atratlun'* tow anforeamant
"Miami's Moat Popular Hotel"
may make the tion,j house hap­
palgn.
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£&gt;ngle
rooms with bath, $2, $2.50, 13
py
but
that
is
no
mure
of
an
ar­
-o
gument against such measure*
Double rooms with bath, $3, 94.00, 95
Sanford farmer* khoutd ilgfl up
thin for thorn. The important
Fireproof-,------ European
with the eelery aaaociatlon. Ad
thing Is that Florida’s credit and
N.
E.
First HL Near Bay Biocayne
TAMPA Till HUNK
vertialng la the bait way to aall
tin integrity of her pledged word
Popular Priced Restaurant In Connection
anything and calory la no weep
bo maintained.
In
an editorial
pretesting u mile traveled by those bu&lt;r*
thin, tl would atom that after thd
To si^ch an *n.| it will profit
eock the farm er, took thla year against the proposed cunflaratury would prove prohibit lv# aa it nothing
to *rv that tlu-sa bonds
on mutor buses, th* Miami would to those of other cnmpoinra
LO!
they woud be wiklng to try any­ tax
New* calls attention apedflrally ■imilorly situated.
s ir no affair of the elato govern v r e v v v v v v v u v w v v v v v v w vw n n n n a n m u v u w a w wuu u w w n w u
thing which might Improve condi­ to th* caa# of the Collier West
ment
since
they
were
all
issued
Y#t the Bcnate ha* votod ami
tion*.
Motor Line*, owned and operated the House la now atked to vote by th , polil.cal subdivisnns
10 acres or more with limited restricUooa, will be
-a
by Herron Xl. Collier, on* ur the a U s which would put these en- b e elate. Thel ia ■ technicality
be sold fully Improved to reliable purebaaen at 23
lisrry Sinclair ia In JaH *t lost, largest1 Investor* in Florida. This lernrlaei put of bualiw-aa and virt­ which would not fur a moment
to 40 per cent letm than celery lands are priced M
hut after flg g .rln g u p the way company, tha Nawa remark*, ually rontlacate their property hid,' Florid* from the wurid-wlde
In other localities, special aid to the first purchasers.
disfavor a neglect uf debts would
his money slood off the law, wa atrvoa rummunltlr* which have and their investment*.
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(hut Florida afford to taka a bring.
Idtot week 1 Hold 20 acres to one of the Urgant
ran't see where Justice hes scored no other tranuw rtilian fadlitlci.
boa lino* have opened up much drastic step like thl* at this time,
farmers on the West Bide. My co-operative' plan
murh nf a triumph. W* ■*c*ude Ita
now territory and have done much
it ia th* desire of the for"Young Teddy" Roosevelt may
soviet doctrine, but rich tow to break down th* barrier* oflnter. when
U financially bent for small formers who can baa die
waid-looklng people and inlrreatl ho appointed
gnrernor-gcncral
of
M
m
M
M
breakers Ilk# Harry Binctoir are city Jealouiea an(j mlaunderatand- of the itato |n attract more enter­ 1'uito Rico. He la unfurtunata In
only 10 acres.
■tacking up moro material for a Inga that obtain#,) bocaut* of con­ prise, more Industry, more capi­ that he looks and talks Ilk* bit
Moody revolution than 41 out­ dition* that foatered provincialism. tal T Assuredly not.
(■Oat father without resembling
side influ.nee* put together.— This company, operating 60 buses
In a national aspect, affecling him at all In fore* and urigiaality.
Palm Itoueh Independent. Sane pays now tha gasoline tax and the attitude of business and fi­ T.‘j physical resemblance induces
motor vehicle license and id- nance In other state* toward Flori­ more odious comparisons than
but cynical.
valorem lax which reaches tho da. thla ia the moat damaging might otherwise be mad*. **
yet offe.od in thr
A Temps outomoblls an ths Ta- heavy total of $676 jw r vehicle. proposition
Legislature.
Apparently
Deems
Taylor
miaml Trail dived Into a ditch and An additional tax uf three cant*
thnks thi# business of napping
-0---------turned ovi r. A woman was drown­
*t grand opera hs* guns far
ed mul (lie accident was declared
enough. Th# score of his next
.- F* Wy,
Best grazing lands in FF|lorida,
unavoidable. Practically all aeWW ffteJ 160b J l j
opus will include ■ part for an
rldcnts are unavoidable if tho in
the
year
round.
You
tlarm
dock.—New
York
Evening
FI.UKIDA TIMER-UNION
Post.
vcstlgatora of them aro to b* baBermuda grass- Will •e ll^ M ^ a e ra a
^
llevnd. Not long ago # motorist,
In the *t*t„ senate ■ few day* prices ftp nubbins colled peochee
Ne batter fedtlRy,
crated wlh liquor, drove his esr ago a bill was passed with but when the winter has' kept them
■eil or industry in Florid*, Dairy products aria, la
Into nml kgled a traffic policeman on« dissenting veto to rogutol* the from gotllng fresh fruit for u know the Forida orange as It
first rank with eelery.
Itul goes out under the full im r s a c s
in Coral Cables. That was “un shipment of eilrus fruit In such comparatively long time.
they
only
pretoad
to
enjoy
th*
of
maturity
and
weight#
New
way
a*
to
prevent
th*
logoi
relations
ftATliiKACTORY
aVoidabU" too.
dispatch of any (mature, green unrip* woody stuff secured a markets are needed for increas­
U are based upon mutual knowledge
Ruth Hrynn Owen, working for orange* or grapefruit. Th* mat­ week or a month ahead cf the ing crop*- To secure agd bold
ter
ba*
been
discussed
In
Florida,
regular
time
for
sppesrstK.
of
new
markets,
the
fruit
moat
be
and understanding between the bank
Florida farmer* who live In tho and th# H a* had apparently a r­ good fruit, and positively shy at
good; tk* first fruit sent out
Okeechobee section, has sec ure,I an rived whon *0mothlng definite
and It* customer*.
0 second oariy purchase. They should be real samples uf the
incroaa# In the loan per oera from and far-ranching should b* don* alio wait longer than nerersary, "finished product" and not sour,
It 1* the aim of the F irst National
three do|ura to twenty-five doh to proven! a fsw selfish and un­ no doubt bofort trying again.
pulpy, green (kb** that have
tort. This will go ■ long way to­ reasonably growers from “spoil.
Florida or*nges and grapefruit perhaps been diatom] and cer­
Bank to take an activ* interest to
ward putting back on their food Ing th* market" through delivery when ready for market aro most tain to bring discredit upon th*
the financial affaire of its customer*.
those farmers who war# sufferer* of fruit unfit for consumption. delicious aqd healthful. They are slat*.
Will provide full equipment fog ikem* who know iH ]
A law th at will deal bonvily
One of tha chief eharactortotte* of
from the storm last Septsmber. It was freely said tost season recommended above almost any­
(hot
th*
atoto
w**
damaged
mil­
thing
else
for
thoir
delicacy
of
with
those
who
nndeavw
to
Ur*, lie s a ia not hosing any tlmf
our service is clot# personal co-oper­
or missing any opportunities to lion* of dollars through this prac­ ftovtr'M d general’ear sllsnc c i fur ,,qu**in th# Market by shipment
ation.
tice.
It
may
b*
that
th
,
estimate
well
people
and
akk
people;
for
of
Immature
citrus
frail
may
eom# to th* aid of her eonitituof loo* wag,extravagantly a n i­ ,h* humble home and th , palace; nhock th* Impulse* of tboo* who
tuonts.
A talk with one of our officers may
mated. Thpro can b* no quo*, a breakfast nocoaalty—or should hav* In tba past undertskon to
■ o
■■
tlon a t oil concerning domagei it be so considered—*nd deserving got ahaad of growers who ore
suggest how are may b* of acre km t o
Th* otote tegiototur* to enter­ to only a difference of opinion dace on the banquet board. Rut not willing to sand anything out
ing th* home stretch of thl* •&lt;*■ regarding th* amount; and It was Fhirid* c range* and Florida that cannot be recommended.
yuo*
|
tlon and nothing h a t been don* al together unnecessary and lnoxlo t. At tho present rat* of pro­ mim i l
Florid* fruit to everywhere re ­
"
gress i| aug. ro well to toko K*

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advertising campaign "hic&amp;
boon Inaug urated through the
Gottochaldt-Hnmpbrey Advertis­
ing Agency of Atlanta w.ll propar# t y way Cor th* Introduction
of Saroaotn tolery Into cstenolre
marhet throughout th* nation and
our shipments, however largo they
oome, will be quickly absorbed.
Saroaotn has. In th* phenomenal
success ottalaed la th* production
of rotory th* hey to a largo ta­
in FFPl^Mon end a on**quent large increase In commercial
importance. At Ike peasant time,
hundreds oC wuxkcrs ate brought
by truck to tba Palmer Part-*
from other localltka, at ccuslder-

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tQ aa Undisclosed
Restriction

The Tax Bills

LTVING A LIE SUCCESSFULLY

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HOTEWEAMINGION

FLORIDA CAN’T AFFORD IT

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1000 ACRES HAMMOCK
LAND ON WEST SIDE

PURE WATER
GUSHING 3 INCH WELLS
PERFECT DRAINAGE

DAIRY FARMS
750 A CRES

Florida Against Green Fruit Shipment

Cooperation

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C- A. Haines left Saturday.
. for Homestead w hen
!■ »pcmllug ravaral days wltk

fcuch hers and ulaawhara waa that
of M lii Iris Britt, daughter
Mi- and t i n . W. H. Britt, m l

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PALL]
&gt;AY

bora of the D. A- B. It wa* tlw
Muled *t thl* time th at ih*
ch»iTer chair bought thl* year
will b* marked, "tfnilla Harneon
Lhapter, h inuring Emm* II. Tay
lor. Anna M. D eFotreat,''Anm Caldwell Whitner an,i Harriet S.
RosslUr.’*
Before the program It wa*
voted that tho member* should
ask the state for appropriations
to continue the work of the state
forestry board and also to rag o u t
the legislature to keep tha contrj)
of th* Evergl*dcs district In thv
hands of th* Internal improvement
board.
The program for the afternoon
a“ *pecch-4»y Ju&lt;1gn
°f
ills. John Leonaidy, tree surer; -■ ■■
historian;
si n . tiror*w —■fivifiiict kigtetWB)
................
Whii
Mr*. J. N. Whitner,
eh*j
John Meltch Jr., flnanca chairman.
Mia. W- K. Watson, Mra- L. P.
Hagan and Mr*. U. K. Tolar will
(otnpot* tho advisory bunrri while
M n. W. B. Ballard, Mr*. R. U.
Barg, and Mrs. A. T- Rowlter
mad* up the nominating commit­
tee. Mrs Field* wn* Inuucled and
presented with the regent's pin by
the outgoing regvm, Mr*. John
Leonardy.
The gtnerml business meeting
waa opened with a salute to the
flag, conduct*,) by the chaplain,
Mr*. J. N. Whitner, after which
M u. W. E. Watson gave the tressutar’i report in which she stated
that the cost* uf th* Mate con­
ference which was held her* In
January, totaled 1441.36.
Two medal* which will be g lv -,
*n be tbe chapter to the Junior
High Schod and the Croom’s

MUw M Murick and Mrs. « . i i .
Bury w a n hoatewe* a t th* reguMT pwaUng of the SalUe H arriaoa Chapter *, the D. A. B. which
waa held on FrIJay afternoon at
Uw bam* of Mrs. Here. 1917 East
Etcond S treet Mr*. John Leonetdy retiring regent, who presid­
ed .over the meeting, wa* giver,
a riitag vote of thank* a t this
lime the all *h* ha* dona far th*
chapter during her two yaar tarm
•f office.
Tha following officer* were In­
stalled to serve during tha earning
yaar: Mr* W. T. Fields, regent;
Mcp. Samuel Pulesion, ' rtiic«-re­
‘gent; MU* Fannie Iteba Muunion,

ZJJL-SiC' jyKw' i*;.
T h rO . L A. will m art with H n
Ml** Emily Llngl* and Frank
T a ra w a , 409 W a t Flrel
Woodruff Jr-^ motored to Daytona
a t S:M attach.
.B*t- _______
E. D. ‘Brownlee officiating, Beach Sunday where they spent
Tha Social Dejmrlment of tW P
InP tha
pm anca
B - -----jM of tha immediate the day.
2 Wdman’a Club will asriartahk a t ___
__________ ____
family ___
and _hriimate-frisisdi
of
_
* bride* a t *(•(» a^loctt In tha cteb the couple. Tbe'm atriag* wa* an
Jade* W
Wallace
alltct W. W
Wright
iifh
room* with Mia. M. b t a m and naawwd wt *-v&lt;ffiul*r'-p*rt* am
ItuavtU*
P B
*pendfny ibnie
ivcn on Friday pvonlny a t th r time on bualnaoe.
I
title
title
Gray
House
on
the
Orlando
Inal# Chapter Number Two
Mr*. S. D. Babbitt and
0 ,‘E .B will m art a t 7:M o'clock other by
teacher* of the Sanfo.d
John Edward Higgins, and L. P.
p t tha Whewd# H^L
Glimm er School.
Hagan, J r , student* a t th* Uni­
Th* bride la tha oldest daugh versity of Florida spent last week­
ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. U- Britt end here with their parent*.
and cama to Sanford 10 years age
tram Atlanta, Ga. where she wa*
A. B. Peterson arrived Monday
born. She attended the puhllo from New York to spand several
A Mnald’W aakrtritaJ w«i given school*
h e n and l*t*r graduaLd
by Uw pupil# of Mr*. F in d # irom Stetson University in De- day* here with hi* family at 321
Magnolia Avsnue.
Land. Foi the past four year* eh*
ha* been teaching In' tha Sanford
Mr*. W. L. Koch* of Paducah,
Myrtle Avenue with a larf* num- tiram ar School.
Ky. I* visiting her parents, Mr.
b«f o i pup lit and friend* present.
The brldegoom la th* »on of V. and Uns. R. C. Long, a t their
Mr*. Mown far* a brief Introdqctory talk and announrad that U- Walltr, retired buMaoaa man of home on the East hide
Mobile,
Ala. lie 1m* lived la Mo
tha Ceefllan Club members war*
Mr. and Mrs. W alltr L. Morgan
Gw greater parf of hi* life
to ba honor gu**t* at a mualcalo hue
where ho attended tfc* public and son, John, returned Sunday
to t* s l i m b r tb# Mualc Dapart- aclioola
and litter graduated fruin from Jacksonville where they
mant of tha Woman * Club ob
Tuesday afternoon, May » ! that cotlege. At prasenrhe 1* connect­ ■pent th* week-end vrilb friend*.
ed with the Waterman Steamship
f a recital by th* pupil* of Mr*. Co.
Mlta Marlon Lovett of Tempa
.T h e couple a n enjoying a hon- reiurned Frlilsy to her home ate Academy, w m 'd lljitfty p d iil'lM *
l i Boon at points la Florida Rut ter (pending several day* here Uma.and.lt wa* decided that ftfiOO
will refill p to SenforU for a abort with Mis* Bobbie Chapman ai her should be given tu th* senior of
Keminol* High Kchuul who has
Ceciltana would lir a a twlllyht tiiat before going to Mobile t&gt;i home on P*rk Avenue.
the highest avrrugi- ill Aiucrtculi
Moairala tha lattyr p art of June make their hopt*----------Mrs- LeRoy Echola and J. H- hkSlory at the conclusion of the
lit' M rs Homan1* Utudlo, 003
Th* dinner guests were seated Borlan,) o» rinckard, Ala., ara
school
term.
at a large table which we* decor- visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hoye K.
ftlyrtM Arrnur.
Th* chapter (lien gave a token
The recital, which comprised a,t*d In a pink and white color I’lppln at their hum* on First
pf appreciation tu Miss Tilly*
plana Selections from Intermedl- schema with uuanUUe* of pink Street.
,
Benjamin f»i the many tourlm us
ilr* to adranerd parformrrr was lw*ea and other Spring flowed
which
were
arrange,)
In
vases
and
then praaentad. Mia* Ulllan BranMiss Katherine Williams nlul extended by tier tu difleicnl mci.iplaced
a
t
Intervals
along
th*
UI
j
I
u
.
a* accompanied by bar mother
Mias E v a Peorce are spending
MT*. Arthur Branan, concluded the The anouncements were in the th* week-end In Daytona Beic*
Nias Mary Samlrnun of KI**yroyram with a croup of violin term of scrolls held In piece bv with My. end Mr*. W. It. Williams
wedding ring* and were used a bo­ who are summering there.
/MjMImirao was the week-end guest pf
ra plan* cajda- Dinner wa* aerv-.-d
Mia* Lcnabelb Hagan at the home
&lt; Th* selection a given w art;
four courses Immediately aftei
Mr#. J..L. Hurt raturneil Fridar
1- Gavotte (Two Pianos),,Nor- In
anouiu-rmcnt was made known from Philadelphia and New York uf her parent* on Pork Avenue.
. Hini--France* Mahoney, Caroline III*Th*
following guests wera pres- • here ah* has been spending two
Coburn.
ont and presented the honor gueat weeks with her sister, Mis. J. it
Mr. and Mrs. D. I . Thrasher
2. Slumber Sony, Do R e e f- with gilts as mementoes or the B. Sfeycker.
and Mr. and Mrs Hubert T.
Bulb HaUch.
occasion; Mr*. W. H. Britt, moth
Thrash*, roulorcd tu Date City
3. Marche, Rolfe-Alice Wynd- cr of the bride, Mr*. Houth, Mr*
Mrs. Robert* Upward left Sun­ Sunday when- tlicy ipi-iil the stay
hom.
S. D. Uabbltt, Mr*- Hopkins, Mr* day for ApgusU, Ca. after s e n d ­ with Mr. and Mrs. Maltsev Coch
4. Tairntelie,
ll.-’/c r—Hetty Smith, Mi*. Durden, Mra- Flint ing some time hrre wjlh her ran.
and th* Misses MiUrad Mitchell, dsught*:-, M n. Wallace W. Wrtghl
3. Minuet*, Moi*rt, Sadie Lein* Klhel RDar, Maxine Yopng, and 2442 Mcilunvllle Avepur.
Mr*. J. M Powell of Gainesville
Maude Lake.
•
e —i .i .-.jL
hart, Mary Nlckle.
arrived Saturday
murning t.»
8- Val»e, Godard—Mr*. John
Mr*. Mary Higgins and son-in- spend sevrial day* here viaithg
Abraham*. Fannie Hebe Munson.
law J. B. B. Slryker have gone Ml. and Mr*. II. II. Purdun at
‘ 7- Carillon, *^ W U —SptJieriue
to Philadelphia where Mrs- Hig­ their home- on the Country Cluo
Forre»ter.
gins will visit her daughter, Mr*. Koad.
3- Impromptu, Chopin—Mary
— J. B. B. Stryk.rr (1 nan aln &gt; tie la*e
T j ~ Uf _L. *_ H—r,4_, n-E.
Kcholi #nd Mr*.
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Forming a party motoring to
0 .. Dancing Daisy Field*, MokWilliam Du Bose has rot^irred
Frank Bradlty
were ,hoatcscs at
Daytona Reach on Sunday were:
r#i*»—Helen Wyndham.
*, mleceUaneou* shower which waa to Gainesville after spending the Miss
Mary Sanderson of Kissim­
“
“
Blehl—Katherine given on Friday evening a t the week-end her* with his parent j .
Maiy Prance* Andrew*. home of Mr*. Echols on We^t Mr. and Mr*. II- C. DuBose, 00b mee, Miss Lcnabetl* Hogan, Miss
Kilty DuBose and G- W. bpenn-t
Pl»ylng Tag, Myrgsteln Flrat Street, honoring a recent Oak Avenue.
Jr., Gordon Cherry and Maxwell
hrid#, Mra. LeRoy Nob]**. During
Bach—Pearl Bob- the evening, g*ma* were paiUciMrs- Robert Maxwell of Car- Stewart.
ion.
paled In and prisca for two con­ tcrevfifte, Ga. I* the guest of her
Miss Minnie Allen of Tampa and
13. Brooklet, Ryder—Lola Mc­ tests were awarded to Miss Loyco brother and slaler-ln-law, Mr- and
Mr*. L. R Edwards and ehildrrr
CraryMartin and Mr*. O A. Anderson Mr*. Sam ‘ Bradford, 1400 East Genevieve
an,) Herman of Di)ra'&lt;*
14. Cracovlennt, Paderewski— i t .
,
Hughey Avenue.
Bcatb spent Sunday here with
Lucille Echols.
-*
A profusion of rose*, carnations
Allen's and Mrs. Edward's
13. Drum 4 Fife, Devaus— and potted ferns war* placed
My* John l&gt;eon*rdy exnecta to bliss
■uniher, Mr*. 8. J- Allen, 401
Clara MaTach
for Tallaha**** Magnolia
about the room* where th* guiola leavd Sunday
Avenue.
19. Th# Desire, Cram ir—Mary terra entertained nnrf late in the wtirre she will remain for two
Nall Smith.
weeks, until May 2H. She will repevening
the
bride
wet
presented
Mr*. S. J. Allen, who ht* bee*
17, Nocturne,
H u t —Carmen with a large white rake, which, r sent the Florida
LegtiUtlv* living
with her dr.»-ghl«r, Mrs W.
Guthrie.
i
whan cut, revealed the many gift* Council.
P.
Fields, 401 Magnolia Avenue.
18. Song Without Word*, 0#»- which were given her by the
_, na Ilcucli
ten—Evelyn Eckoli.
Mrs. C. II. Cogburn and dnugh- where the will spend several day:'
guests.
!•- Papiltoua,
Grieg—Jean
tei,
Carolyn,
Uft
Saturday
after­
Lai# In tho evening another
before going to River Junction I*
Martin U ney.
cake waa cut which waa served noon for Montgomtry, Ain. where •pend the summer.
they spent Sundayl with Mr*.Cogwith
an
ice
by
the
hostesses,
asIrfn c ^ ttjy .
■l*i*H by Mra. Richard Chlldns burn’* mother, Mr*. W, B. Hollo­
ciu* McLeo.i
m
&lt;?od»td-MW . rad Mr*. O. W. Stinson, to tha way.
d r him* in
[°
,
.
,.
o
wl"8
»bo
were
Invited
to
h*
Tampa site.- spending the week,
* t Characteristic Dance, De- with th# honor gutst: Mra W.
Mri.T.
DInablnet
and
littte
son,
end
nare
a*
the
rucfts
of t|i&lt;Btuay-rPearl Robson
Tommy, left Sunday for O range­ la tlr.’s lirothch-lri-law and slrirr.
a) Aria (from
burg, 8. C. to spend a month with Mr. an,| Mr*. R. 0. Wight, Host
1•’• (b) Maturk*.
Courtr 4 alive*.
Braunon.
Carl Fetter, Mrs. Nora Arnold,
Mr. and Mr*. A. M. McDanM
Mr*. S.fi. Baunul *nd sona, Ray­
Mia. J. &lt;i IJalL Mr*. W. If. Simp1jrad&gt; Mr*. J. H. Harkey, Mn- W. mond and Jallan, left Sunday and son, Marvin, of Bunnell, spent
M
Mil- J- w . Harkey. mornlnp by motor for Brunswick, Sunday her* with ftfrs. Mi-Dan“ f*«.FMra«ca Mute, Mr*. P. J Ca. where they wUI spend several I 1# mother, Mra. E. !• Ur&lt;*wn,
day* with Mr*. Baanset’s parrot*. Ueardn), Avenue.
of the Mother’s
T- u N°*,u' ’ «*•
ut the Presbyterian
A
nd’the
Misses
Loril*
Eduls,
Endeavor maetag Sunntgbt wa, a. Mother’s Day Uinni# Bees EchoU. Ruby Marti*.
■gmupMd and auag by Mar- JfXM Martin, FauUn* Stinson.
DuBoia, Lola Couch, and Marad* Harkey Lliiabeth Stinson,
EvstynE chol. and E. &amp; Echols,
“ y w t Terrence.
T * parent*
,
- t c - gue*tl of G- VV. SUnaon and T I- Noble#.
#i U&gt;o meeting which wa*
Cotller Brawn and Roby U ln g
■ *vor by Alice Thompson.
UJk* war mad# bv Lois Uft Sunday for Sarmtota wbart
and Mirjcry DuBo**. th#y will fpaikl a v rtk on buai*
tr« # givep by Marti**
and Laura May Brown.
w s i M an Chlttenri.il „ r Ik ,
ftfra. CTyd* Byrd and rhlldnn
C*!“fct&gt; Cfc°l*' «Uo gave a solo. r turned Sunday from Lira Oak » -■
» a 11 - n \
T****.
• u rg e crowd pres, where, thay sp a t several days
■I t- 49
IJ4
*
•at. Plan* era being m*d* for Pjth rtl#lives. Mr. Byrd, who has
lacW ad la thl# r # « d 4 . group
r v p r w ^ J v M of the Endw vtr
bMa
attending
N.
E.
L
4
.
.o
f
shoo*
so
attractively
reducad
ta attend th* approaching in ln ["« 'Shoal a t Rollina College and Convention in AsbcviU*. N C. ac­ . are brawn hid. Mn# kid. parab?he Mata C. E. Convention in companied tkam horn# from Jack- I mawt aad b W . Mgb and law
hart slipper* in add aisao,
■OfiVitll.
Orlando.
)
Dr. a#d Mra- F, P. DooUtB# of
V B 94V N pncc
Bradenton, formerly of lUnfeid
Bscsuae of U t funeral of Mr*. ! ? w * - 8“* Ur ■*! Monday with
John Waarar. which waa held Mr*- W, E. h'ram at k.r Spare in
hbnda r
afternoon, ; all
circle •Ha Park Apartment*.
mf .U o P in t MathcdUl
U have
Mr. and ifn . H. C. McMuIan,
To#'dry

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D.AJ0L

John i . Wghl of Coco* ok "Free­
dom and Liberty.’* Th* members
conceded tbla to bo MM of- the
moat Inspiring talks of the year
and gave a rH n g vote of thank*
tu JtJdfc Wahl a t the conclusion
of hit talk.
Those present were: Judge John
J. Wahl, Mrs. John Leonardy,
Mr*. W. T Fields, Mr*. A. T. Ho.titer, Mrs. Vail Lovell, Mrs. U. I.
Louckt, Mr*. Samuel Puleituti,
Hr*. W E. Wat.on, Mr*. R. K.
Tolar, Mm. M- Monkk, Mr*. It.
II. Berg, Mr*. Ernest Knipp, MUv
Alice Csldwall Ur*. Ralph Wight.
Ur*. J. N. .Whitner, Mr*. K. S.
Dutton and Mrs- A. B. Peterson.
Mr* Tom Bolt and sons. Jack
an,| Bruce left Saturday morning
for l.auTvim, S. C. where they will
•pend tho summer with'relative*
si.d friend*.

cial
Campaign Is Given
By Sanford Church
A t .a abort business meeting of
official* and other* yesterday fol­
lowing the morning prrschlng
svrvlco of th* Melhudiit Church,
plan* were announ-’ l fur the finnnrlnl rampalgn te r the cloalng
i f the Conference year. Th* Con­
ference w |l be held In Miami,
Jun* 12, The steward* of the
church her* will likely be awl*fed In their work of finishing up
th r year’* business by some of th*
men of tho Methodist Men’* Club,
It l* said.
Tho steward* have been Invited
to a supiter nt the parsonage,

Tuesday, May 14, at
the home of Ur. and __
ShlnhoUsr. Friday, May H,
P a . , and at tha ham* a t r
Mr*. W. 8. Thornton,
May 21, at 7 p. m. Then 1
ba a banquet for all tha
In co operation with thn
diet Men’s Club, at the
School Annex, Friday, May I
7 p. m.
U.ncrnl Interest, a* __
In- the regular r-m g re g atla ^ ,
In th* various organiiattoMra
dicnle that the church I* g
close its year In excellent
tlon, officials declare.
Mr. and Mr*. J. II. Fullgrj!
icturned to their home in k
land after *|&gt;endlng a weak:
’Vritfi friend*. They wera at
aided home fay Miss N ettle I

LOSS OF CREDIT

Music Pupils Present
On Saturday

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Mr*. Leroy Nobles
Honored At Shower

The Most Fooled Man is the
Man Who Fools Himself!

—PARTICULARLY WIIKN IT COMES TO*PAYING HIS BILLS* BAI) ( BED-

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IT IS LIKE BACKYARD GOSSIP—IT TRAVELS

FAST—AND

IS MAGNI­

FIED AS IT GOES ALONfJ. THEREFORE THE MAN WHO FOOLS HIM­

Young’ ChurchPeopl e
Give ProgramSunda;
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SELF BY NOT PAYING HIS BILLS PROMPTLY WHEN DUE—IS HURTING
HIMSELF FAR MORE THAN HE CAN HURT HIS CREDITORS. THEY LOSE

TH IS WEEK

ONLY MONEY. HE LOSES THEIR GOOD OPINION AND EVENTUALLY HIS
OWN SELF-RESPECT.

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MOST PEOPLE APPRECIATE THIS AND THEREFORE—PAY

AND

K EEP;TIIEIU CREDIT GOOD.

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“KEEP Your Credit GOOD”

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DEMPSEY HUNKS
SCHMEUNG WILL
LOSE TOPAUUNO

M U - T L A im
PLANTS FOR BALE—Mock Snap.
dragons, A itcn , Zinnia*, DoaMe Rom Oleander*, Bed Bougain­
villes, Flame Vine, Royal Poind*
anaaa and other*. A. tL Roealter,
FVrtaL

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Sell!

WELL EQUIPPKti poultry and
track farm, comfortable sewn
. oora homo, rent free 1 to I
yean. Requires email lltretlnvnl
for poultry on band. Inquire Rad
Star Grocery and Paod Co.

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TO ADVBXTISRRS
Jerald
npnaaaUtlea
_jU y familiar with rale*,
and

alaaklfiroiioi

will

„-yw compute informatloa.
l i f p r o wlak. they wfilaa,j JTM la word In# yror want
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So Deliver—Pboa* IK
I I OPP thoa* t*b(* corere and
' eh the »urf*e*|wlth Water
Lacquer. S h o w off yobr.funt­
i l don't hid* IL Sold by RANID PAINT and WALL PAPKR
110 W. P in t s t m t . Need a
rT Call 303.
IIUERH PILARIS NOT.
|C E —If you fall to get your
rl pirate notify Circulation
tmeflt before I P. M. A
delivery oenrlro I* mainuntil that time. We will be
a}dd la tend your 11 raid by *peci
( ’messenger If It bo* not arClrrulatiun
Department,
,148.
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Damp aad f te l in il ' w l ^ c a f f
far and dollror. Jeanl* Boston,
Phone 170*.

CROSS TIES WANTED—Cash on
delivery. Yard and office roar
Zachary Veneer Co, Sanford.
WANTED—Ward rob, trank .Must
be bargain for cash. Addrcao A.
M. Caro Herald.
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14—Rooms Without Hoard

Regardless of what you wish to
dispose of, a Herald Gaaalfled Ad
Will w U Mt

IB—Apartment For Real
CLEM ENTS APTB—411 Park
A t*. Apts, for rent available
Apr. 1. Apply ApL I.

H erald Classified Ads
Reach Thousands

Puralibad Apartment for rent—
Park Apts.—Park Avo.
llth Bt. Prlgldalrs. Rant rw
ibis, Phoas 7 4 3 -J .
FOR RENT, Furnished rooms oa
second floor of Herald building
Can bs rented on a very reason­
able basis. Inqulra of Foreman,
The Herald.
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KOIl RENT—Lovely Garage Apt.,
with all conveniences. Cheap to
permanent party. Apply 323 San­
ford Ave. Phone 030—J.

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FOR RENT—furnished bungslow
at 317—16lh Street. Second
house Esst of Elm Avenue, lhtuble
garage—133.00 month. See Mr.
U*rg at The Herald office.
f' ; RAVE ONE MORE OPENING for 31— A creag e f o r Bale
yuung lady who wanta to learn TOR SALE OR RENT—6 acres
of |snd » * h house un it.
^ good trad*. Apply la foreman
Btardsll Avenue. Also 20 arrrs In
it Herald office.
Palmer's sultdivlslon, pHred right
to responsible parly. Now under
cultivation, all in c*lsry. He* Nick
Zcrnovsan, Bcardall Avcnue.

26—Miscellaneous For Kale
PORTA RLE phonograph for sale
very cheap. Few record* free.
1422
Park Arc.
—CAL HALEHMAN with truck
( j work Hanford. Oood prt&gt;po*lPhone twin Orlando. Mr.

|*lp Wanted (Male)

LEGAL NOTICES

■ALE—Pedlgm d

Thousand* a rt dally reaping hand­
some profits from Classified adver­
tising, you can do the same!

GOODALL COTTAGE—Furnished
Rooms on# Block from Atlantic
Ocean W. JL William*, 736 GoodsR Are, Daytona Beach, Fla. Tol.
H66 i.

FOR RENT—Large and small
Apt. Langley Apt*. Also AN trPE K Signs of all
b Sanford Plant and room house on 10th end MsgnM a.
Apply Apt. No 4, Langley Apis
Paper Oa. Phone MS.
Call 023 J. Hummer Hates.
-a—
itom gM ie
16— Ilouaca fo r R e n t
DODOS
M aad Graham, trasbs- HUS RENT—His room U u it, Han
1-anta Very oltroctlve. $33 per
l and llth Btrest. Phono I.
month. Will *41 'Jt-ctrlc stove,
U KNOW THAT YOU ir, boa, etc. Call 0H1—J.
___ . GET YOUR CLOSED
iARr TOP REPAIRED WHEN FOK HENT—Hpiendtd furnished
house and g tra g t on Sliver
T : NRBUS IT AT SANFORD
tOVRLTY WORKS 111 NO. lake. Delightful place to live.
130.00 per month. W. A. Itoynor,
rRP-MCH AVE
uwner. lir e -D u llm s e , ogsat. L—R osin twa S erv ice
EOll RENT To Responsible Pro
WlQiTT PRINT SHOP
pi.-—Nicely furnished private
Ib A P P Y serve* on any thing la home, 10 rooms, 2 baths, grand
F fftallaq. A ohona call will gel piann.Cool and comfortable. Near
a m Phma 417-W . I Rail ta k r. Five minutes from down­
town district. IL II. 1-aweon, HI2
LDINQ BLOCKS—Irrigation Union Ave. Near Christian Science
, bogsa and general csmsnl work. t ’hurrh.
Wlrmcla Concrete Co. J. K. Tar- FOR RENT—His room house—
h-L WUager, Prop. 3rd and Elm.
S, modern ronvetiiencca.
1000 W.
First . gift, per month. Apply neat
tiNEY’S 5 5 5 STORE-rPr*. door.
; w riptlea* Urogs, Soda. Ws
&lt; 1 Or* as none U your phono. C
FOR KENT—Five room cottage
at 2121
Palmetto
Avenue,
120.00 monthly. Inquire at llaiald
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(LU—Smart hustler* can
__ 50 crnls and more each
| swoon. Must bs neat and l»
, Apply Circulation Dept. Nor
In afternoons,
• —/
ID —The name* ef aevoral
.-Bug men and boy* between
i agta of It"and Zff*for Herald
«. Good pay. avsrag* »« or
woskly for attsraoon work,
g aoat, - pdtiU boy* who am
I to work need apply. Clr
9 i Manager, The Herald.

anything under the nun
and endn around the hottae that
you no longer have une for ...B v e ^
ntock—poultry—real entale—auto­
mobiles, In fact everything that
han a aalable value.

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la n d &gt; s n o r e , d s s e tiU e d . _ i c l o r e
V le rk I ’t r r u l l
C o u rt, a t H anlnnl,
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They Pay—Phone 148

B aseball Fortunes Have
Changed Rapidly During
Past Week O f Competition
'
B y Davis J. W a l s h
International N'ms Sports Edior,
NEW YORK, Msy 13. — Thsl
baseball fortunes can an* U&lt;&gt;
change a trifle more rapidly than
Iho overage mini ran rhsnge his
mind i* a belli f that needs no
further ratification today aftsr
what has happened In th* Major
leagues, notably to th* St. l»ul*
llrowns and tha lluston Braves,
since no longer ago than Sunday
last. The Braves and Browns,
having rhown * lot of what I*
known ** early speed, wer* riding
hard on the Major langur fields
five days ago and th* fact occas­
ioned a great deal of comment. 1
don't have to add that this was
largely favorable. .Somehow, th •
boya usually* find It coovcnleat to
approve of a wlnnsr.
Hut the current week haa gone
eery hard with these outfits of
great hope and, at least in the
CHS,, of the llrowns, of great pro.
nilse. Since Sunday, when they
were leading the league with II
victories and 4 defeats for * per­
cent* g , of .733, th* Brown* met

their arch-enemy tha Athletics and
Yankees, In successive aerie* and
have lived to regret It. Two games
of th* pruiaartpma n#.l»* Were
rained out) tha olhtr resulted in s
shutout victory for Walbcrg, who
b .at Oray, the are of Howley's
staff Yesterday, the Yankees
also took Gray to th , washer,
womans young Crowder, having
been knockv d off in th* opener.
In consequence, the Brown* have
dropped in Ihe pern n itg e table a
matter of 134 points in five day*
and now are In third place behind
the Yankees, who found Iheir
hitting in the West to win ala
straight, and th* Athlvtirs, who
also are enjoying a prosperous
trip. Thr Browns, as a rustier of
fart, would have fallen into a
virtual tie for fourth place ycsler.
day ir the Tiger* hadn't lost to
Washington.
The Urav.a won more ball game*
during th* week than did thr
Ilrowna, which waan't difflrut,
but lost more points In the perrentage tablr, 200 to be rsart. It
merely happ.nrd Dial they had
more t« lose. They ware away nut
l„ front on Sunday, having lieaten th* pirate* In the firal game
of the western invaslqn to bring
their perrrntage
up to £00.
Since then, the Pirates took two
straight and then th* Cardinals
moved In to win two out of three.
All In *11. this looks tike the
blow off. Th* Braves didn't belong
whrr# they sfere and baseball has
a very definite way of putting Its
upstarts In their place. That tbt*
place la abaolutley on tha bot­
tom la yet to b« proved, how­
ever. The Brave* are In there
trying and they
never , yet
hav* ruled anybody off for that.
Besides, they have . the doubtful
comfort that goes with tha real­
isation that they have don* iso
worse so far In the East-West
■erics than have th* Giants. Aa
a matter of fact they couldn't.

P. H. IH H iI.K t , o f O e n e r s . P l— ld r
K. N. aU T T O N . o f lie n e e s , f l m t d s .
H U U llltlC 1 .\ I ’HUM

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By Dasla f. Walsh
lateenillMtal News Herrlc*
Sports Editor
NEW YORK, May 13. — Ua*
8cfunding still may have move
martagera than a rhaln-sti.r* rys

Yesterday's Results

^aaa„m

Passages Are Sold
Upon Graf Zeppelin

Phils*.1-, phla at Delrolt.

New York 'at Cleveland.
NATIONAL LKAGt'E
Pittsburgh si llrosvklyn.
Cinelmisti at Niw Yotk.

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CARS
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G u a ra n te e d

S erv ice

G u a ra n te e d

RIVE’S GARAGE
SEMINOLE MOTOR CO.
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William P. Xellty, vlce-preddent of lb* United Testily Work,

era, charged
cnargea today
toatay (hat
rasa tbs Americaa Bamberg and Glaataatetf
Gli
plants wer, “directly or Indirectly" responsible for tk* burning
of two barns and tha deetnictiea
Of oa* boss* bore last week
The tabor tender declared
the Intent of the sabotage
to intimidate union member*. On
the other head, his assertion wi*
ridiculed by company officials,
who declared the born log nf
haras and tbs boats waa abet
Ir an attempt ta Intimidate
Moves who Rave returned t*
work.
l)r. A. Molbwurf, president of
tbs Ben. berg ami
which cleood
month when 6,300 workatn at rack,
and which reopened \
with a partial for**,

“Th# m b * I* very Ukely
iki*.Kelley, sneaking far tha
said; “Beta ards *f Is

ANNOUNCEMENT

STAND)

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Summer Prices

Bt. Louis at Philadelphia.

F.UZABETHTON, Tram, May
IS.— (INS) — Counter chargee
were Issued today regarding 1
responsibility for the sabotage af
th„ past thro* days la tbe Happy
Valley strike to m .

BETWEEN
JACKSONVILLE
DELAND------

David Miller and Robert B. Lynch, J rn
having submitted same winning name,
will each be awarded rabbit by the S t
Johns Rabbltry.
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The S t Johns Rabbltry wishes to thank
all contestants.

, rh lrag o at Boaton.

Opposing: Charges
Are Made By Sides
In Text i l e strike

DAILY
SERVICE

RABBIT WINNERS

TODAYS GAME

Jazz Band Features
Milane Sound Film

Checked

John Gilbeit Wife
Refuse To Discuss
Old Love Affairs

SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE
W. ' r . . W. ' L
PcL
Montgomery ___ 16
10 • A00
AM
L 08 ANGELES, May IL —
11
Selma ___ _ . 13
J 4 t (IN S)—John Gilbert, film art or.
JockaonvIU* __- 13
a
C o'um bua___ . 11
A40
14
aad Ina Claire, era■leal ct.-nedy
A 40
Pensacola
14
._ &gt;1
.433 actress, honeymooning at Gltfarrt'r
16
Tampa
. a
Beverly HIUs home, refused ta di*
cues possible heartaches on tbe
AMERICAN LRAGUR
J*ct. p art of Greta Garbo and Gene
w.
L
.684 Marker.
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New Y o rk -----.... IS
.884
•
Philadelphia .„ .... 13
“We are happr." was nit G'l
ADI bert would »*y, “and w* bops. »v»
8
Ft. to u t* ------ _ IS
A60
Detroit ----- -- _ 14 a
eryoM els, I* happy, we ere
.466 our honeymoon ’ and Id e a l think
Cleveland ___ _ 10 t i
H'f* • faragm r'ttarto
romances." MIn Garbo, t*
J00 Gilbert eras reported engaged
14
Boston _______
eeveral rimes In the pa it, was «n
NATIONAL LEAGUE
derstqod to bo on location on 0
Pet yacht off Catalina Island. Her
W. L
.667
1
St. Louis ______ 14
friends, however, **14 her affec­
.C60 tion for Gilbert had
C hicago_____ _ IS
7
8 A66 before bar trip several month*
B o ito n _______ 10
0
AM ago to Sweden.
Pittsburgh ........... 0
.444
Phi adclphla ..... . 8 10
Not *o with Gene Markey.
.438
8
New York _____ 7
.420 though. Tha artist aad writer was
Cincinnati ... ...... 0 12
AM u ld to be " rn u k ri* In h'n
Brooklyn .............. 6 14
•n Evanston, HL, after learning or
tho Gilbert-Clelr* weddng In La*
BOUTHKRN LRAGUR
Vegan, Nev. Before meeting Gil­
• W.
L.
Pet. bert In Hallywood, whither nbe
.*64
0
17
Birmingham — to work la *H*lklsa,"
.640
0
Memphis .......... .. 16
MU
New Orleans .. — 17 "10
462
14
Atlanta J---------- I t
.458
Chattanooga ........ a
13
L.1WC HOC! •*.*.. IW---- l§
A83
Mobil, ................ ID 16
A6I
Nashvtp* ...___ __ 8 14

rauflno *n the night ef June
but, by that time, he wsn't need
manager*. H* will need sympathy.
.Ttil», In n (lightly rasro repressed measure, was Jack Demp­
sey's general oplamn today of the
fight th a t la to lend to the heavy­
weight championship, via a Sep­
tember engagement with Sharkiy.
The old champion wasn't quite as
emphatic aa the above paragraph
might mako him appear to have
been but, nevrrthfdeaa, he left no
doubt of his belief that hla Ger­
man double would be well veneered
on the evening In questlm.
Hchmel'ng signed for the Paul­
ino shot an S atu rd a/ in .Montreal
and thereby prepared the way for
the elimination of two men from
further consideration. One of the*,
will be the loser of the Gght he
signed fer. The other la Dempsey
himself.
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Th* algn'ng of that contract def­
initely closed Ihe door against
Dempsey's return to th„ ring. He
SOUTH EASTERN LKAGUB
will not fight again abd the reas­
Tampa, 4-0; Helm*. 3-3.
on he sron't la that Bchmtllng I*
Only games ach.duled.
the man whom he had chosen as
hla own. Now that Pvilino ha* got
AMERICAN LEAGUE
him, D*mp*ey will not be inter­
Detroit. 0; New York, 1.
ested further. They have taken his
Chicago, 3; Washington, t
lollypop away from him.
Ht. Louis, IB; Boston 1.
He doesn't admit that th a Is
I’hiladelphia-Csveland, rain.
Irue. lie doesn’t have to. For the
fact of the matter la that It i*
NATIONAL LEAGUE
true. For publication, John's story
Chicago, &lt;| New York, (L (11
Is the - same old tale—Inayb* he inning*, rain.)
will and maybe he won't. There
Cincinnati, 8; Boston. 3.
Isn't any maybe about It this time
Ht. louts, 13; Brooklyn, 7.
II* won't and you can go and bet
Only games scbedul.d.
your grandfalber'a spending mon­
H O m iK R N LEAC.CB
ey on il.
Chattanooga, 5] Atlanta 1 .
Anyhow, he says Hehmef.ng
Birmingham, II; NaahvlW, 3L
Isn't the maa U lick Paulina and
Mrmphli, 0-0; New Orleans, 2-1.
he Irll* you why in a plausible
Mobile. 5; U tile Rock, 2.
way. Aa John aees it, Schmellng
can't hop* to pop the other gent
with • r ght hand and that, of
coursr, 1* th r nitty kindof popping
84)L'TIIEASTERN LEAGUE
he ran do with any degree of au­
Montgomery at Tampa.
thority.
P.'nssrola
Jacksonville.
"Srlimrliiig la a
one-punch \
S,
inia
at
Columbus
(two games)
f'ghter," raid he, ‘‘III* right han- I
can't score
against Paulino'. ;
AMERICAN I.EAGl'B
rrossed-arm defense nad h*s left L ' Rr-tnn at Chicago,
means nothing. ’.
Washington a t Ht. I^vula.

With the casting of Jets tttefford's Jats orchestra In “Clot*
Harmony'' * Paramount all-dia­
log and
* nglng
production,
Charles (Uuddyl Roger* renewed
acquaintance with three of the
young musicians In ths orgsnitalion.
Roger* play* Ihe trading m a'r
role in “Cloan lljim on/'* at th*
Milan, Theatre today and Wednes­
day aml the m uslratu who'appear
with him are Luran Lukas, Clyde
L E G A L N O T IC E S
Lukas and Art Winters. They at
r ’a r ld a IB I tie m *1 t e r of I he K e ls le
tended ths U n ircn i'y of Katuaa
I.v ltd ns vicar liuehaaitn. Uwwasejl,
with Roger* and playtd in thr
I lie llliilprw igtiril Will itllv r f»»f *****
ui.ri S ill lu vhe l i l s h e . l s o u hee
sams college orchestra with him.
tlr tile r fo r c s e h e l p u b lic v .u lrri
SUluir Ihr front amir of *f» •■"un.
Th* film rng,i,:».ntv. d a not
ty *l**iUrl
II
n u n lipuew l»t 111* * I *¥e , ,u 'Interfere w'th th* StaCfoed or­
MAitfnnl
in I it ntw r i i u n u v h « | W ; ,
Mnmfiiril Hr ml
I II K rlits r vhe J l e l vlsv i d M s | V
chestra's engagement an th* stag*
| i 1*19 a w l iliii In s Ih e le g a l
via
at th , Loew Hut* Theatre,
„ ( s a le
Ih e ru
th .w in g
d e s e rt led
....JIIWIIIH
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......... —Id . bSI' g
Angeles, since th , studio arranged
In lh«* r p i i t i h
o f Huiiilnol*l« AMI
the ecbedule so tha*. the music lens
HiMlr » r KlnrM h* m . w i t :
I*U|
were work ng oefins Ik* camerta
MAI.,
and 'microphones only until noon
||^*a H uflfurtl H r i n I ( «iurt.
TIOK,
1&gt; Flwrl*—each day- Then they hurried ta
T ill* mm\t U iR H lt fo r I h r purnu%^
th* theatre to yerfsnu a t afterof |*4i&gt;h»|g I f lR 'lp * i 'l I n f •hobw
m. tilm i f &lt;1 p o la t# n h d M ill m I«i I*
poon and evening engagements.
iM iM m i«» I'unflriiiM iluii b t
«n*
Nancy Carroll, the film Rose­
r \7 * * M?^D.*;,Kri . t VfT 1C*HJ*ANV
mary of "Abie's Iris'! Roav1* pliya
A» K%w« iw«.r u f lh« l-i* l VI 111 a n d
T e a t tnipL l of M n a t i r r f lla rh m ii.
th* fernhln* lead In “Cloay llmmow eseed
w
eny' os the fenturrd singing and
l u I’restdcnt.
dancing alar of a “ prescn'aiien"
iv TII*S
t u b n a i i i r r o t at n r n«M
program at a big ' ‘nesna raise*.
‘Vwj
iiv ri
T in a u
di m i n i ,
tW
* Jack
Oakla
and
R chard
. . i n IT o r TIIM *TATW OP
|''|a(fe||l|
n . .m i n .»
i ara
iv muse
am i «
rra n —
bkmiv
we. —
—
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“Sheet*" Gallagher are cast In im­
portant role* ’ h th* pr&gt;ducilor.
*1 l i l t t ’A IA 'K IlT M llllT ilA iii: l u M .
P.VNV. a . nr|H&gt;railupn tinder Ihe
playing the part* of vedvll amg
J a w s III I lie a i s l e o f llr la w a ie .
aad dance men.
i.u H ip la la s u l.
NEW YORI^ May 13—UN8)—■ There a r, four featured song* Ir
m a . i n u l i a t i n t * i i t r a , &gt;’? '• * * . ' *:•
Imii a 11no. I.Raid It T flit VAN, A- On* passage baa been sold and %!■ &lt;bs production, an I it ia o*e of
V. Iill. iVIIKItaON an* H. a. o h m dcflntely reserved n,i ike
the first Paramount a u d 'h , films
Iiltfi'riinnnii.s, h .r ksuband. D .
fend sols.
giant air liner, Graf Zeppelin, la wfc'eb the w in d engine,is have
m H i n o r s . i T r . s '. i l l *
N trrn’H ia i u : i i * n r nives.v which la eapected t* arrive a t elimlaated lisping.
I b ill Iiu d rr a n d b r . i r t a e e f a d s ---'
stes n f fp re c liw u re s o n a n te t a l t r e d Lakehurat May IB. it' was an ­
la ll.e a b o v e e l,m in d s s n s s « Ilia nounced today. Tha Graf will
iili day of U s r j k
i. ■* start her return trip In Germany
peclal Ussier lal'baararr, on Una.
■las. tbe lid day of J u s A, 1). ISIS. oa May t t with only I t paying
Ihe aaaia being a Sale flay, and paaengera aboard, each paying
a legal sale* dayrvsT IbU tVarj. la
vii.ai- of ihr’ CViriasane la Bauford.
■ •alsd * f s S iir .lr is tU i, wljl nf 9LD00 fer tha trip.
The reservations war# made by
ver fne &gt;kT. in ins aiaheai aa* be-I
R. W. Lawton
bidder fur rasb. dulTag IBs ieaal W. II. OanratL publisher of
and hla maay
boors of silo, ihs tafloielng ae*
scribed roof alata, allaala.^ Iflag, Augusta, Me.i Rickard J. Burk#,
■tiltdard S en lea
aad being in iamlaaG oroaiy, Tucson, Aria.! Joachim D. Rich­
ranag* will ha
t 5 i "iii. t u i :* * " — *ard, Boston: John V . Schtntsler,
l a l l s lg h ta . as M r
backer, of Frold, Merit.: Herbert
date rcnori ed n
pat* f*, a t IBs “
8. filebsl, Sogtnaw, Mich; aad
. . -M IU .H , V-'SV
David U. Qelao, of Beaton.
Tsrinsi task,
f s i to a d .
Maa K. TetsbmaB. Passaic. N.
Js Invest mar t broker, purchased
Jstisuoc I n

mi i

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Former .Champ States
German's RightWHl
Not WinHimBattle

How They Stand

to th* malaHag prtdk
T in
and J t o
T an t o

SERVICE 8TATION

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C LA SSIFIED
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
CUT OUT POE HANDY

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T he M ost S en sation al S ale Ever H eld In Sanford
ERICHS CUT
SLASHED
AND
SACRIFICED

570,000 STOCK
INVOLVED

HARDWARE CO
Offers its entire $70,000 stock at prices of only a fraction of original cost—Consistiiur
of Stoves—Ranges—Heaters—House Furnishings—Carden Tools—Builders and Shelf
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Hnrilware—Imnlemcnta—llarncss—Cutlery &amp; etc.
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TO GO TO THE BARGAIN BLOCK AT UNDREAMED OF PRICES
KIIAKESl’EAKK IIAMUOO FLY
RODS
at lU t Rnlnrllnni. Split Itimboa. Silk
a rp p c il jWq| Cud* flevlble and Wrong
rtHH-gli. to Is rJ Ihe big cure. Itrllrr
E d cine naw— You'll mwn ruieumb la
lb , lure or IHe open air.
«o.C0-~3 ft. Hods—

1SALE STARTS WED. MAY 15th g
SA L E
CONTINUES
16 DAYS
ONLY

§3.79

* C-MON YOU FISHERMEN

I'll M tVr jour
j i u — Head co—

(rips r t i j

for

HEDDOVS FULL LINE

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KNOT KI.iriM .lt &amp; KELLY
. HANDLED AX EH

MAN! Look At The Price On
LAWN MOWERS

. . I Jid a 'I l i s t Is a ils spues Is sics
ns Ihl* ahrrt »M h a STd.iMO Murk la
"•** n«d Ills regular s i r M-sr in uier.
k l lb* bsejs la Ihe slure .roved u ir r
I I I l parltri’lar a i r w nnrh. Heal I
• Hi feature II f » r „pcu- O A
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A WELL KEPT LAWN REQUIRES THE USE
OF GOOD LAWN TOOLS
Ci.ittiiKN HOUR
5 pip lu ll, gu «rBsteed . rubber
le s s and Bsrdra
Ilsur.
lum plelr
a llb eouplinga—
« , Iceh. 2 i I L
l-ruglh ,.

Hers Is l oWb-r

rrsssa

$2.19
$4.29

»bjr

ra -u U caarmlrxte all
&gt;a°r
U t c C«r I be Belt K» rfaps.

SO It., length*

bujing

U rtM Nor ties
M r rnrb

II If &gt;11 r.*AI»8

16 MK^II GALVANIZED
SCREEN WIRE

l a m Musrrn
Tbs
Lnheuuod
n a n rr — one of
I be best on tbr
■ark el.
Fine
d rr| liall Hear.
Ittfc that
runsmoothly, . . I t
larbr* • Ide and
eats as ear, w
a IS lark.

f l l . i t is ln e new

$11.95

LIVELY LAII
WEKII CUTTER
It (r i s ’rue r a w
In i

and

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nothing

handier,

h mooIk

polished

handle.

K p ; to

an lac-

$1.29

a

Stanley's Il!}{h Grade
MECHANICS TOOLS

The nmn *ba liken tu spend hi*
spare tlacr ooikiuc arounil I he
house Mill ip p rrria ir Ills H «iln «c
lhr«e price* o lfrr oa ( I l 'A L I T Y
TO O LS—
lire. *110 IH-*tnn hand Sana J M
IIIc. I l l ) Klanlry Hammer* l.l'J
lie c. HZn Klaulrj no. I plane* 1.Ill
l!ec. 75* Slin le ) adi had* hau U r
Wes- *1.00 Ktanlr) hand HrtlLMW
lire. tl.Ob Stanley l&gt;re»»|
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&gt;(&lt;(. CJe HI i a le , 0 (I.
Inli'lD f Hole.
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AU H b rr loul&gt; ln proportion.

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I WILL IJHK NO SENTIMENT—WITH
RECKLESS DISItKGAltD FOR VALUES
AND COSTS.—I IllUNG ALL PRICES
CRASHING TO THE DUST.
I COME TO YOUR CITY A STRAN­
GER, HUT I WILL LEAVE WELL
l KNOWN.
Every man, woman nnil chilli In Sanford
and surrounding UrrUorv will lie bene- •
TllETliy my Tomlnic—-Throunh Hit liark'ainK. I am preparlmt for you. I want
(o impress upon you thul this advertW m rnl only presents In a small vvuy
the K.-nJiUB this Mock and nale holds for
you. Frankly, I am Rolnif to tell you,
i ihnl my wiy «f appen.init to you Is l&gt;y
offering exceptionally tow prices.
With Me—PRICE IS NO O IU ECT.-I
refuse to he uni.Tsold- I have been
glieti full authority to condurl Hits sale
tn nny wny I see fit and I promise &gt;nii
me rhandise at prices nothing short of
ridiculous.
Tell your friends and neighbors about
it and by all mean* come yourself.
Yours Sincerely,
I- M. GAGE

THE MAN IN FI’f.L CHARGE

All a t d l h a -------------

LIKE A COMET OUT OF THE BLUE!
FLASHING A MESSAGE OF GOLDEN
SAVINGS, SMASHING ALL PRICES ,
ON ENTIRE $70,000 STOCK

Acolo n o 'll sop H ill's HsU U a R n l
sal* k r u a i f here b a R f f s b r B M

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EKTUA—EXTRA LARCK T E S T
HEAVY. &lt;;*EV ENAMEL I1ISH FAN
la tW «W « r i g s (k b Was paa was
popokr far n b b f bread He. T V j l l

SANFORD
FLORIDA

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All Former SeUJnjr Price* Demolished!
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All Proflla Shot To Pleeenl . jj

YOU, the CITIZENS of theae P,

On,Tuesday, May 14th,

fOUR F r ie n d s — t e l l

a l l y o u r n e ig h b o r s ,

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S A C R I F I C E D ’«

STOCK

looking, to r; lM* t i k U bound i«

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im p o r t a n c e t o e v e r y o n e

Snnfont ar H i aurroondlng lerrltoflro. D R A S T IC P K IC B H K H t’t T lO N S on every
,tq,iai poetonce lo everjr family la fhla Mellon for alien around.
d b f t t aaMeiated wiUr-etandard arorebaadJne of the kgfcenl qualHy and baa nlvroa
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a w a k ln r.ueh a* k g way— nato kata I t day*. Wo. aak you not u .o d a a . 1 a im U

PLEASE DO NOT ASK ADJIIS8I0N
an every moment of our time will he required to prepare for thin
Mammoth Event. We ll b« ready promptly, a t » A. M. Wednesday,
May 16th.
.

A REAL SALE WITH ALL THE
USUAL “BUNK” CUT OUT '

To First 50 Customers When the boors Oipen—Extra
Quality 4-Sewed Parlor Weight

Will reafae that here In n aite -that iaiKn Ton Immediate action

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article In Ike alare.* Every price lag Irlli
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For IF IT IS NECESSARY TO DECEtVl

BROOM

YOU TO RET YOUR BUSINESS—1Wa don'!
wanl your hualne**.
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That Any Woman Will Be
proud To Own
Broom 'To Each Customer

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’ Prone*! lluslnr** Method* Govern Her*."

REGULAR *1.45

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b o 6o o d lo fa s s Up\ .This Is D ow n-P riced\.B uu AH ftese SaviitgK .This Price Heam\fajuj&gt;
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ROUND POIN.T
lA&gt;ng Handle
u.. -^HOVELS
Ad' tnanr will bp looking for
the rmind pnlnt Shavcis- We
didn't force!. \Yr know what
yuu aunt that'll our buainewa.
Here •they arc mm. Regu*
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Liquid Polish

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An’O pportunity

lb Economize/

EVERY SHOE
Needs. One— ,

|l la Ihr woman wllh Ihe kern
undrr-landlng of rigid rctmnni)
who will laal-l upon her hu.band
bii)ina ihU bargain al oner.

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yiKJ can buy nl lhr»c
prices —SK.OO F|..VT
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*2.50 Tool
Grinder*

4 llurnrr K o\rn high luck with
nitklr A rnanu-1 trimming—Hrgu b r a Iii.iui

$31.99

\£VERYPm CE^
FOLKS! Here arc ITEMS That You NEED
Every Day At The LOWEST PRICKS We Have
Ever Shown. IIKHI GRADE GOODS.
S.
Otic aluminum &gt;9Q a
SNS *
Pcrfolalom— ■ w v
IkSosv .
—ric Ncnco
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Floor Sifter* I t f V
51.30 Wire
O fid *
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l-var Rakes
tJ O V
Pyre* Custard . A C n
Cops, .1 for
dm tf wi
Dlqh grade fruit
O p
v v y W p //
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ANOTHER INTER­
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S tu d e n ts Catted
F o r c e d To Leave C ollege
W h e r e R i o t s Took P la ce

Husband Kills His
W ife O f One Month
CHICAGO. K « 14— &lt;IN S )
—Garaged with Jm Io w i Erie
Sad, treat, U , shot and n U l f
wand.d hit bride o f only a
"math, Nellie, bora tbia after­
noon. and then killed bfaaaetf.
Th* quarrel, according ta aeight*r», Started « W a Sttndxtropr
accused Ua wlfa at nafailhfnU

Commission

CHICAGO PLAYING
PARKS TO CLOSE
stives V tbs various bond
houses as a means of obtain* IN SPITE OF NEED
inn an expression from the
W ith th * «d
resolutions, bo

on of two
of which

City Commission as to its
willingness to co-operate ful­
ly in an attempt to settle the
coming interest question, the
City Commission In regular ses­
sion yesterday authorised the
City Attorney to proceed at once
with A t Che legal machinery at
hla command to collect delinquent
paring liens and taxes, and aspressed Its willingness to use
every bit of funds legally avalshe, exclusive of operating ex.peases, to pay the Inti rest July
1. The C ty A It m e / also ana au­
thor! xs&lt;l to. prepare an amendment
to the City-Charter which would
allow the Commissioners to trans­
fer funds from one account to an­
other to assist In the payment of
Urn Interest.
—T h r meeting-wtth th* bond rep­
resentatives, originally scheduled
for May It, was an A l-afternoon
srvslon of many h sled arguments,
with Commissioner Prank. L. Mil­
ler holding the center of Interest
due to hit repast d statements that
his conception of government we,
entirely opposed to the plan of
crushing the tax-pay&gt;r, and as­
serting that hit years of real denes
In tho City gava him a knowledge
of conditions hero which ho dared
any o f his hearers to question.
Immediately after the meeting
was called to order, Mayor Gray
requested the Clerk to mad tho
financial statemtnt o f the City to
tho bondsmen aa a prefer* ta his
later statement that the- City was
"toying Its cards on the table*
and was "open fo r any suggestion*

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CHICAGO. May 1 4 - (!N 8 &gt; Ctril War Is underway today in
the ranks of Chicago's 130 play­
ground supervisors- But that It
snly half of the su re sad by far
— the betUe baf.
Tomorrow, \-.e is0 pultik pray
grounds of tbs city, where thou­
sands o f children hart be*h p i l ­
ing since th# first wsrm days sf
Spring hsgsn to appear, aro to be
dosed and those same children
mutt A&gt;y &gt;n the hues thorough
fam ,.back alleya aad yards.
Official notification at the dos­
ing of the playgrounds «a a givsn
by Herman Fischer, director of
the board of rtcrealioa. Even the
Instructors themselves did not
resite the eeriousnaes of th« sit­
uation until they were ordend ta
start taking down the pley ground
equipment.
Cloning of the parks to duo ta
the fact that tbo board sf educa­
tion's recreation fund is exhaus­
ted and no money to available to
bay'the salaries o f the super­
visors.
As the "play ground masters"
park their bags for the trek out
of the city, they are lettlag it ho
known that they heartily disap­
prove of the board's action. They
fool that la as much aa they
sign 4' contracts cal Hag far a
-Warn IM TtoitUg i .iSTtC?: year's services ta the city, the
■ Mayor Gray stated further that Is board, la some meaner should find
j y
opinion them worn a number some method of fain tin g Its end
» f prop#* hi th* city who could of the contract.
m ay their taxes at this tlms, but
Plans for s re-organ! ration of
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(Continuad on page 6)
the department erare urged by
sevsra) of the l nstruetors. They
Celery Association
recommended that a committee ha
to visit tbo I srger rivte
To Meet Wednesday appointed
groups In accordance with plant
outlined today, whereby the pub­
The Executive Committee of th*
lic woud assist in keeping the
Florida Celery Association will
ground! open until the financial
h«ld a meeting In th* office* of
crisis U passed.
tho Sanford-Ovledo Truck Growt ra
Scores of cM drvn, most o f them
tomorrow night, Wednesday, at
leas than 13 years of age, steed
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eight o'clock, at which time a full
with tear stained eye* ss the sup­
report o f th* rxtenslv* work
ervisors diihesrt' dly begaa the
which the committee has undtrjob of tearing down the gTouad
takes will bo glvan
equipment.
According ta H. J. Lehmann, all
Unless some unforoeen mlmo'e
Interested persons in tha Celery
hsppens, the gstaa to all the city
advertising campaign am urged to
grounds wi| he locked and the
he present, and tha meeting will
children matt find their recrea­
uring out many InUrasting phasa*
tion elsewhere.
, o f the prograas mad*. Tho owners
o f ssors than 1600 arras of farm
lands la this vicinity am enrolled

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As Cause For Shutin? UpPlay grounds

Seminole Hre Shop
Will Act As Agents
Of Seaboard Oil Co.
Announcement was made today
af the appaiatamal s f tha Semlnnaie Tim Rbep as agents far Sem­
inole and Volusia Counties an# a
portion o f Lake County.

_____ in.tha campaign, ami the turrets
o f the drive thus far has been
highly grallfln- ta the directors
uf tha movement.

Dixie Press Group Is
Received By Whalen
| f \ NEW VOR k T M ay I4 .-U N R )
*h*-Momhora o f th# AUhama sad
Mississippi
Press
Association
were to bo met today by mem-

Amelia Earhart Safa
A fter Lengthy Delay
DKTEOIT. May 14— (IN S )—
Amalia Earhart, flying Urn taaug
ami akin a f tho uaw Detroitflp tiU a d t R i U U i i g if Rms
Kadag horn at U : U P. M. Mtoa
Nxrhart was these shun sear due
i| V h W M anxiety had hash sx• rssuKfm her aafaty.

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TONNEY RELATES
ACCOUNT OF BE
W IFESJ3CKNE5
R ctired C h an p ion B u er Gives First W ord

There appeared small IWsHh eid
of elth- r aaseodmaut being a d d ­
led. although the Democrat* mrargest coalUtoa n a i l writ# bath
Into th# U » by malatmiaiag th*
tame ranks shewn In Ik , deheatare fight. The bdtof psevattod
that a somber sf D im irrtto weakd
br&gt;ak away fraas the esahtlsu aad
testing both
giving the Pi

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Jonior Class Will
Give Play Tonight
At School Baiting

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ASSIST DIG UP
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DURING
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Excavation OfEskimo
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By DAVID P. 8ENTNB8
(Copyright, 1820, bp.
Nears Serv NEW YORK, May

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and r t ia p if aircraft,
a'a rUa to a. else* of

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acovered human teal flipper sad ' blabber, and a
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Liven llu Barer!
group af six mound* situated near
“ U waa at flrat believed the
Rap. Boyian (U ) ot N*W York
tha lettlemant of Utkavlk, about
'house*' wutf P*r^ of an Eaklmo
has a yea rnl ag to reform th# Coa* —*
eight miles from Barrow. — --—- aaulemant whoa* Inhabitant! bad
greaakmal Record, th* daUy Jo m - 1
Txararation than revealed that perlahed la their beds aa a result
of congraaalonal happening*, a.
Although Spendlnglta pal
II* Introduced a resolution for *Peach o f lb* mounds contained a of aUrvatlon, cold and epidemic ot
•HraeMainlySerioiia- poiatmeut of a commltaloo tostructure resembling
a house. disea**, or poison TH# orderly
study mean* o f making th# Record.
These houses, varied greatly • In manner la which th* bodice bad
ly, It Hafllts Jesters more attractive and presenting '
shape and rangad la a li« from 16 been placed sad tb* apparent
batter picture of •-M" rra**ioni
by 10 feat to 46 by 18 feet. AH grouping o f tb* personal belong­
WASHINGTON,
May
1«
were built of driftwood, with walls ing to tho dead, however,' later
By R U RAW EST
(IN S )—Congre** »P«"da moat or - r a a d l . want* tha cor
latiraatieaal New* Bervica
from two to tbre# feat high, and tad scientist* to conclude that th*
,to t l » a on aariou# aubjecto but xlon to conaldar th* advlai
g U f f ~Oerreapewflewr — ---- f-rrillnv* a f toga.
atrocterea were hrteednrferrhar- th* aper1st aeaalon haa been pro­ of Including pkotogrepha,
PH ILAD ELPH IA, May IS—Tha A thick covering o f aod had been ntl houses,» Dc. Jv A / M aim amtvu- vided with a generoua quot*^ of loons, comic atrip* “ and similar I
Un 1v m d t ^ ^ ^ e m u r .v a iR a ^ v ^ l i placed over lh# roof* and th* tor of th* Museum stated.
"freak” or novel bill* to relievo material Insofar aa they conti
r e * -Ihr.iedlum o f contlnoou. dlacu. but* to a morn accurate portrayal.
I'wall*' aiflk the skylight which had
Dlacoverymoundi o f Eskimo origin near been cut Into each roof waa cover­ lection of skeleton malarial under .Ton o f ancR '’ pro.alc aubjacta aa of tha development o t social* and
clvlllxatbn lB tk# United SUUa."
.Point Barrow, Alaska aa soon ed with seal or walrus entail*.
sudh conditions constituted a rooal U r iff and farm relief.
Rep. Edward* (D | _ o l Georgia
aa waatker conditions permit pos­
The bills spring both from a
Remaias Found
Important flnjl, blit no Immediate
wants an Invaatlgatlon ^mada-oL,,.
sible sometime In June, It was anWithin th* structure* ware effort to carry on further research urtoufcbettef that tb* Idea* ought tho use of UmUCtk
to berranaferred Into legtalaUon
nootieed at tha Museum hare.
found th# remains bf alghty-thrac work wae made bp U N Breaum » t
aray o f all kiy-l—
-• Th# expedition It I* hoped will persona, ranging ln age from In­ that tilde. Lata last year, how- even tbc*C.h tbre • » » revel
In the making of rubber.
throw more light on th* early hie. fancy to aenlllty , and In no In­ ivar, th* akaleUl malarial wa* ex­ occasionally at# Introduced to #P
Watch
Speech
yeas* th* sens* of humor of the
lory and culture of tb* Eskimo*. stance could any evidence of viol­ amined by Dr. Alex Hrdllcka, of
A bill to deprive members of
author
Congress from Immunity In mak­
Th# work wiB be carried on by Es­ ent death bt found.
th* National Museum at Washing,
Ren Sabath (D ) of IlllnoU. who ing speeches on the floor wa* Inj
kimos under
th# direction of
With few exception* the bodies ton, who reached th* conriualon la a "wringing wet." Introduced troduerd by Rap. Colder (D ) of
Alfred H. Hopson, an Alaakan lay on beds On the earthen foora. that the bodies found resemble resolution Intended to satlri:
Members now are
who hat been elected for tha task the** bed* being composed princi­ those af th* present Eaklmo of prohibition enforcement by direct Pennsylvania.
fie * to mako moat any chergfl
Disco vend In ItlB
pally o f moo* and ground willow southern Greeland an Labrador, Ing th»t *11 prohibition agent* I* without Jwing subjected to IIW
“ they do not have
The first group of mounds which covered with robes of brown bear, aiM differ therefore from th* weal notified that
ond slander law*.
coast Eaklmo.
win be excavated waa found In polar bear and muak ox.
Further examination by arch­
Cocoa haa new 8 and 10 Store,
1016 when M. B. Van Valin, a re­ The body o f one ehlld waa lylnx
search worker in Anthropology, on two sled runner, o f very anci­ aeologist from the" Museum also scientifically called th# "Thai#
revealed th* object* found -Alth culture" Which had been vary wild
TAMPA-6460.000 theatre will
was engaged In collecUnf speci­ ent type. ' '
studied In th# central Arctic re*, be erected hare enoitly.
men* and conducting researches In
Beside each &gt;&gt;odr, male of fe­ tha bod lea to b* typical o f a glons but not ao wall In Alaska.
th* neighborhood of Point Barrow male, lay th* Implements of and phrase of ancient eaklmo cidture

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Radio- from now on w ar, are
biWi rtitneo.
To Late. Eresidentt R'a a ad tha blggtat.of. thaaa k
^ • f . O c W . W k U u U Juat ,
rajllo.
r »t* career at an aviation
Tha moat elaborate radio educe
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04-year-old Madam*
McKinley Uonal program eystora to dot. If
t o present Indlca- Conneao, found poverty etrlcken being InataHed In th* new huh
alrplana product!
Lshould approximate 2,600 In Parte, may not be a blood sla­ school* at White Plans, N. Y ,
. all type* with • retail ter of McKinley, lha martyred Greensboro, N. a and fehanaetady
U»0 .neighborhood of president, but ab* 1* at laaet i N. Y „ Prof, N. L. Englahardt, ol
Mor/over, the middle roualn of President Grant, Doeu tha Education Admlnatrxtlon* De­
mid find not lata then menu In bar poeeeeelon, e pned by partment, Teacher*’ College, tolo
_ and » e n n actively U, 8. Ambassador Washburns International News Servlc* today.
1 In th# aircraft Industry.
• Thar, w II bo radio connection In
prove that »ha la.
1 IN Warhare
The claim* of Msdera# Conneau each claa* room, aa much a part
present time about 1,500
I are employed In all phaare that *h* I* a aleter of MeKInley o f tha room a* tha flxturaa. There
dl craft Induatr* and the has met with denUl* from relative* will ba a central radio eet feeding
i 1100 per moolh and clots frlanda of the lata preal* th« class roam loudspeakers and
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Thli average la dant. A favorite at tha court Jl three program* will b« kvallahla
I of other established In* Napoleon III. aha wa* granted a through th* day.
oe to the fact that men pension which aspired automatical­
"Tha Introduction of radio Into
; the entire Uhlted Stalea ly whan tha monarch waa dathron* th* schools Instruction tends to
aloe Into the aeronautical
eliminate th* isolation o f schools
. Born la U. 8.
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d Will work at a
Ae there la ample proof that Ma­ from the w orkday world,’ * Mid
ire- We sincerely be*
lehlta *__ i mo-a ex- dam* Conneau I* an American by rro'esaor Englahardt.
-They will now teach children In
Idana than birth, tha American Aid Society of
__traft technic
Parle ha* token her cat# In hand term* of every day Ilf* fnitoad of
municipal unit.
her with
a email a
pen
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--­ In remot# academic terms. It trill
te'a aeronautical Industry and provided I've
a l O l f when
Swallow,
me ■lon to meet her Immediate need* bring th* parents and eh Wren to
Elfht week* ago the jA^ierlean
tly commercial airplane
gather, giving them a common
the United State*, was colony waa shocked to learn that, I
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U
lB 4 C8Rimu* had W urfounff1‘ tcir.l In tiring tvoth rati O-Wlndcd.'
r tllllle Burke, Malty
Aid To Schools
le a * Mollendlck and Buck pennlleaa In a shabby hall room,
Professor Englehardt pointed
The company was entire* and aha received Immedale aid.
Her claims that aha la a alstsr out the ways th* radio could b*
dto finance,! a* have been
_ J m factorla* that have be* of President McKinley hare not used ae an augllary arm o f educa­
from Swallon. All of the lo­ been substantiated. Married at the tion. He aald that pulflle speaking
ot lee, to begin with, were aae o, elateen, to a French naval class** could tun, jn on addresses
_ _ financed and controlled officer Madame Conneau has apent o f Importasit public ofilclala, the
I * Imoat without eieaptlon con the greater part of har Ilia In sojlal hygrne claeaea would plrk
France
______
i* etlll reeled' with
with Wichita
‘ ‘“
hp lecture* by slat* heallh offl.
Presented At raurt
B, allhouih ra.tcrn capital h*l
Careful
Investigations
hivs core: drawing elapse* would turn
^ ,'th a Induitry. "tTha
R* entire
•try In Wlcb'ta represent* *n brought to light tha fart that she tha dial to art talk*. Classes In
* went ringing between 67,- waa presented to the Imperial French or other languugaea could
I and 110,000,000 but dua to Court of Napoleon III through her study pronunciation by listening In
icceaa of the Induatry the brother.ln-law who waa chief on various program* l-n foreign
—. ap|*a tanjeuj • *sq n » i * phyadah to tha Emperor. She be* languages: home economic* rlaaaea
• In • ices* o f the actual money cams an Intimate filend o, tbe would hear subject* reflating to
Among Wichita's first Imperial couple.
Mur*
Friend* of Madam* Conneau who this tope. '
boosters wa* V icto r___
Profraaor Englehardt further
pioneer accident, former have known her for many decade*
of Congrats end once have testified that they knew bar pointed out th, elasticity o f the
....nan of the Federal Trade when ib « held a high social poll* rid'o In education, lha new ayatem
— Jtmlai'onpermitting groups of children in­
tlon In Paris.
JVAeronautical schools are becomAmong her paper* l» a docu­ terested In aviation or eoma other
g ana of the moat active of the ment signed by Ellhu B. W*»h- subject absent from th* curricula,
__e*| Induitrie*. Today there are burn*, liven the U- H. Ambaaaailor to tun* 5v» on a treatment of that
. In the nelghborbooil o, 400 young In Patia, stating that she I* ab
L'.,&lt;aen and women In Wichita taking American by birth and a coualn subject tin the riyllo.
F. C. Blom, who la aaalatlng Pro
Y karonautlcal Instruction from vat* of General Grant, who waa then
feasor Englchayilt w th reaeaTeh
school*. These do not Includa
Prealdent of United Bteto*.
Student*.
wwimeutv w
awtreaiew.
Walk In connection with lh, sub­
.. ..n’t* has two municipal air*
Paving of *lx-mll» gap on High, ject, said that radio aa a tool to a'*J
1a o f 640 and 160 acre* and ale
way No. 1 near Greenville recent­ at ruction la In use In some font!
and school airportsIn achoola of Oakland, Cal., Birm­
ly completed.
acreage
to of Wichita's
ingham, Detroit, Chicago, Roches­
porta exceeds 1,500.
ter, Atlanta, Cleveland, Buffalo,
Wichita's position la aviation I*
Ntw York and other rlt ’«•*.
dua to a number of things.
The an,l Mac Short.
ItlggcM Problem
All of the local faclorlea are an­
5 ally Is Ideally located geographtbe
"One of lha biggest trouble* In
♦ally; cllmute permits year-round ticipating eapanalon during
ylngt the terrain la level ai.d nreaent year while Travel-Air the past has been to get the achool
■el for flying.
The Kwnllnw, Steal man and Cessna have mude and th,
hroadcaatrr*
togeth­
her of all the Wichita factor* definite expansion move* The to* er," aa d (font, "From a commer
rnl
factories
produce
twenty
dlaand a great many others
c a l standpoint, It la reasonable to
lend over the nation, wea c* llnct model* powered w th-fifteen
.shed here and attracted war different power plant* ahlppcd In expect that the larg, chain bnadpilots to thg city. A number from the Ijikea, AtUgtlc and Pa­ castcra will look wi|Ji favor upon
the educational
progrania for
_y men who are prominent In the cific manuferlurcr*.
That Wichita mcilt* her title of arhoola because these nr-gra.-na
‘ Industry are nit va Kanaana.
These Include executive* at all of "Crossroad* of the A ir" I* atteat- would be given
during hour*
the factories, among which are rd by the fact that in lUilfl ahe of tha Hay when the traffic fol
manufactured
I
B
O
planes,
In
1027
ml Jeka Moeliendlck.. Waller Beeeh.
the atatlcna la very tow.
. Clyde Gemma, Lloyd Btearman 800, and In 10211 1.000.

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U n d er T w e n ty
Through special arrangements with Samuel French of New York
this play is produced by the Junior Class of Seminole High School.
The proceeds from this play will be used to defray the different
expenses of the Junior Class for this year.

TUESD A Y May 14 th. 8:15 P .M .

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ftle S A J
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W TTH
aerratlre k a .radical who baa made money. Indeed it does
that the more mooey une m ikw tho more conservative
_ !„
f k . I- e „
"***? **•
■
Im baexBM -Aadnot.ainrim lrei tlier,’•aincc
IIfh
c la to keep
—t * * ' ■ m.— ** v b a t ha has be must be com « t i IJv&lt;, M ik lm hi* money,
w *
-J
the ndJcal «wIill
0 fBMlUo
r a m b tU
f W, stahe on eight
_
and ten per cent
_ bat ewre.Ua fortune ia made he wisely puts It in
three per cent bombt&lt;1
la the aame way his attitude toward the social atructorca o f J U r world' change aa he paaacs frym the clf*a o f
thooe whs haven't to the class o f those who have. We are
reminded o f a m oddhat impoverished socialist Who argued
with a friend that all the wealth o f tho world should be
equally divided anions every human^being.
— ms —
“ Do you mean to aay~, his friend asked, "If you had n
, you’d sivc me half o f it?"
K K course I would", replied the isocialist.
________
if you owned a ten thousand acre fa rm
-to o
you’d give me half o f ItT"
" ^ ‘ •**'1
rSure I would."
"And i f you had ten horses,
y o u ’d g iv e m e fiv e ? ’’
ia t . MAT It
I
horses, you
M
-**r*H *

m

had* t wo pi**, woult
w ould you g iv e m e one o f

*■ *

in dign an tly, ” l ‘v c gut
D ro p t**’

. .

The difference, it w ould seem then, b etw een n radii nl
&gt;A N A T IV E S TA TE
I tl
&gt;W m l A n t. and a conservative ia merely a m a tte r o f d egree. W h ile th e
, u l w l i m n a f i l ! , wealth o f the world i- m easured in gold dollars, th e connervatire wfll remain c o n serva tive, but i f by som e |Mtuliur
I (kick n t
n &amp; &gt; i U t a t i o A . M - rub o f sin Aladdin’s lamp th e troubles o f th e p oor should tie.
none the legal tender b y means o f which tra d e is conducted,
■till. I l « t U wtn.
conservatives would become radicals and th e y w ould becom e
I W A
the ones on whom the btame o f taimb plots a rc laid.
v ia fm « k i t
tfM W
A n d at such a tim e it m igh t com e to |tyuut th a t tlje lu g U » 'all
gar
in
the streets, rich in m isfortu n es, m ig h t touch th e hand
a b it m . w
t
tW
o f some crapulent o w n e r o f m oney ta g s , and co n v e rt him to
I bw
S :» !lu » r J v t t lb* the ranks o f conservatism ju s t as th e P rin c e o f W a le s rocenlly shaking hands w ith " E m p e n ir " A . J . (lo o k , fnnnsl
b a r ia S m l n n A A t U r oemmunist. converted him. A f t e r handshaking, th e **Emla ilr d n n l
peror" addressed a meeting o f m iners, " I h a ve fo u g h t as
w n U U U a h a t rwsta M l no one rise has fought to p rotect th e com m u n ists! I have
been reviled for I L 1 hare foil them ami clothed th e m — ami
* | gay now the^lkre .thoroowt dishonorable set tifTni'H I liuvc"
_ tB ttrx» ;
M ever had dealin gs w ith !
• b I m h IW l V
H e had m et th e Prin ce. H e had liven p ro m o lttl. A mcTe.
haa IM A
. handshakr had don e iL l j f t w t fro m Hie ranks o f those w ho
(t a t M r r * U i,
js t a r e a t a r i r t u m U lik e lit t le ch ild ren w h o g a z e In uu'tTttl
k-" pictures o f lions and tig rr.i, he no lo n g er w as nn th e same
l e n t w ith cmninunixLi—l i e had I s c o m n i co n serva tive.
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Aviation FieldH

By - t a s n a u L is
Apfcxr Hail
a n as* Is s k e i* r

&lt;V4ouri UntlbcTnh lias I h v ii an u in villiiiF wturar n f
i f they caw ne*wj*|iajsr stnriea r v v v nimx* lii.x PUga'I' m ent to M iss Mnri w u a s announcixl. F o r m onths hr* h a t hern th e final o f
Ar
. ------------- -------------n tifr -n
iU e rrpnrtxTs
eountless
v
A Is o * s ilk m t g%’ f t a t v u y i in
----------■ ------ Mud
----- th
- e object o f th e ir
' tha T W e I s m v ,* tike a hoi 4wg i question*, to a ll n f xvhkh lie h o* almo&gt;t in va ria b ly jiiv i ti
wiiAwsi o s * " inAs.
j e v i s i t t rrfd in i. Hut rtx x iilly at th e requ est ttf S e c re ta ry Ma« ;g m ^
t __^ ^ u |&gt;|1fc| | ^ ^IjC
a Coiiirn*s*innul t tun1 racken . th e :.fam ous
. airm
_ an w k lrn
_ ts id
_________
t f raw I w j ■' 'm
i it t c r on (h e su b ject o f a via tio n and h i* rem a rk * W ere subJwsre (hi* s lt m a M t j u t fu r puM icalinn.
w— -------“ I do nut think w e h a re an y airfiu rts in Ih e V . S. today
O stt IsisSy ts s
Uwii m ay h r consldenxt m odels fu r th e fu tu re. T w o o r th ree
t n SIT aaw s w U i c in I k r u s ­
ts srwdwwyr the (n o t fty. a re n ow I w in g constructed, hut w e h ave n oth in g to com pare
w ith those in Kurofm.
" I f tlw port is an hour's rid e fro m th e c ity ! l l lakes
‘
a w a y th e a d va n ta ge o f fly in g tim e. O il a trip fro m
New
T W Isoarst
wr krafd sf V&lt;*«l t*r ITiilash Iphia to W ash in gton , th e
lim e
n tju iretl
the M b s
wl
_____
_____ g o in g to and from d istan t lan din g fie ld * would add so iniicll
*■ * h w r_ s_ i r * _hr tea*
t*U Iv .- j"
n r." vi»*)V—” u to I lie fly in g tim e a x to lea ve little a d v a n ta g e o v e r railroad
■asme rm f
u atlwcA ■/ 1tranv|iur1at&gt;&lt;Mt.
Fngf fly in g w ill h a ve nturv e ffe c t on ftilurt* a ir tra il*|w rtatnwi than any th in g d u e. F o r Iniitliiu; wp w ill, I think,
A f* » ■ s V « I* . - I n s
h at |W (i «4 H, ifWMlad (lv&gt; h r a b le to u.**r lu tf-rx x ttn g nuliu bcamtt, Minir u llim rli-n t amt
4 *; I* &gt;t Is m g **ig Is o th e r ilift runwtvtx.
* * w i :.
»
. '* , ) '»
and
” AVp w ill l*r al*h* t&lt;» Unit **n a fie ld w e cannot sen. Fug
A.,* _ - ,
_* a i
.
.
tat r **
'’
r j t* ks*»w b * v far tt s a c ,n
.r .n * I S ha/anttMis nuw. hut I exp ect that w ith in thu tn-xl
His U&gt;t , i M loss it
fu it h
j
&gt;c*ir*x i t H ill In* aim* to fly II if o u r I i almitsl any kind n f
A a r ir n jv w*-:.th* r. P«» that s-**rntiti*,tv* Ix-ing fwimewhiTt* n ear equal
c«e- in ivca rvl lu |«n». I th in k ilista n re fn&gt;m Ih e c ity vvmilil I k * n f
0” fw r J Ly i w U * r e s n s M v lr *-f j ;x iin a iy inipirtaRu*.

t h e

SI
TALI.AI1A

e x c h a n g e s

OCALA BANNED

X rather cynical jhHoaophcr once remarked that a con-

In the life of the editor of u
small town weekly, Saturday-Is ■
JOHN
(|ey to be looked forwa'dOa. If we
■re to ronilibe ourselves an srerifa such editor, Saturday Is the
TEMPLE
■lag of most of the week!* ex­
changes aie piled up on the desk
along with some of the dallies of
GRAVES
the state. Saturday la the day that
He, tho editor, settles down in his
H chair, with tciasora and pencil In
raiv reach, with s stark of fifty
oi sixty panels .before him; sod
*T ba b a il U id schemes
mlce begins trading.
'dj
and awn gang aft a-ghy.”
Ut course,, Tfome of the slate
paper* bale na nii'e value than a
o'eor.il ,nr twp of, time., Vut the
Dut mica In such timri run'eaeh
inc

to hi* suparat- hole vrU c nrli put
their hxwtls ,and fortunes loyfribi r
■ml .make intelligent common
r im e 't o r frmctly o f the rendition.
In the (tulnurctf view whlrtT.-flovernor CatUon'e .t * * hkls have
brought (rtiCthcrs'ls tvlLthetrusai
Im I mis-m mice nhd. turn.

S. ns tot’ NViu^rlKf? &gt; f ~ Pviral,
for rtrfwiple has" jiot is-nctf*-*—
paper to show that hU — um y w
give up more then It ren-tvy^bbek
unilrr thp proposed lux plan's,1 A
nun*tier of other ruuntlr**, hr aays,
ril| be in the same position,. it
* t m i into eralde In the r-nitet
that Ihr Strong should hi'lji the
wrak nr that one pert of KWhja
should be asti*&gt;l In pay the way ot
another port,
It might Indeed tic intiy.rjtd*
II the help asLnl were p:o|M&gt;ffloa^
atelj lart;e nr If nn cmergenry ex­
ist d. Dut the arltlimelkwhich
pn vet that certain i-ounllea -itnqf
lose more than they gain under the
It an pruvex nl*o thnt this net loss
will Is* comparatively small. And
the emergency which has made th
llan I|iy f,tqry I. sliui|. esengb t«
JiisTlfy the small inequities—o f
burden ptripr.re,! ns h.iwcen the
at-.mg ami the wink
III Hut.national eyr Florida it r
unit. As such It must pro*|«-r or
fqlli ia_llu-tong run. -TW*- being
the rn*e n pin|»,*;d which tnkrs u
111I* • from (hit finnucinlly tdrenger
rountl's nsd gives it p, the f|.
nstwlally w&lt; .J&gt;ir s.ttrn means not
chsrity Imt i itiphteii.yi
srlf*
inter.s| fur the si ranger.

- U0aH la y*vl

ties, though Its b. L isms lend
plenty of wit. '
Law county is a • prolific pm*
duccr of papers, wilb the wel’innnagedr aggcesslw ,Co«4meteInt,
the only daily, Wailing the list.
IVitcr nrrwiter’s Esstia Lake
Btgioa la a fat sre*Uy..Lochncr's
Cleir.Mint Press'haa a sparkling
editorial page. - *
Tho south-Florida papers, daily
and weekly, are branded with the
alamp of1the new am. The Iteagintse,t KavsxoU Tlntr*;’ which was
hrllliast In ItrfYvlKtirlaD'an’rf'vimortaey during the prrsIdantlAI rdki
ibdirMDM Ulfhlis of
pat!tn, h«* subsided&gt;ho

A more contempt.bit, untrut
fut and venomous publication neve'
appeared In Tallahassee than was
K bUshed in • recent Issue cf a
ml newspaper In which was
statrd that the w’fe of the Gov­
ernor of the Slate was socially
ostracised by the good women
nf this eity. There hav„ nrk been
the slightest gronnda for such
a travesty on gentleiu'*, truth
and ecurjesy. As sion as Mrs.
Orlton rnteded th* msnsloh ahv
was recipient oe the** eourterfkk
attentions erttd kind grtces *nf

BEWARE OF- T IP STER

X

Elton

Mojghton

W . H. L O N G

Architect
ilrnl, Nan Hunk Illdg.

Fruit Fly Adds To

M EAT M ARKET

HOTEL-LEAMINGTON

MIAMI

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pailies, have been given in
honor. Site Had shown herto tia a l«dy o f refinement,
ami gentleuef*.
publication is unanimous­
ly 'prunounerd a slander upon tho
ladles of Tallahassee, who nave
never fallod to accord the.wlf* of
the Goverpor o f the state tot
ccHlrlery due her. TalUhsssch
wnmen are mlcM for hospitality
and gentleness, end' tn *•etrrrgo
social- ostracism c f-ik * governorstwlfa* to • them would »&gt;nlg havo
bem*.ue'.u*ted“ bjr C T tic^a.1. spl^cr^

mn«t of them h-ive. ronlo,lnlere»l■J j.«cU and-state interest n»w. The
htg Testtit**. « f , l l takea'tit verst * Ariad ia ArcddlWnisilta o ff some
hours to T o through tno'IAl. Tfie Ilf.n; p.-tragrapbs and cdllorisls
only paprrx see derv’t even glance c-erjr"’ week, but' It, tike many
at arr (b "*« ,thai K»ve nu editor, other Florida paper, sprlnktes In
fnl page, or .those that use *,esu- Autoesiter Service rdltnrlsls wtrh
Mil ..nUlnriaJ*'r—editorials senl It* own without giving*** milt'
k t . A u a im T T T flfc-itrrfJ in w ' -*1*7
nut by1 some syndicate—nlmosl lli.ett.
wutifivciy. Otjt of this iirartle*
The Dadd County Times nru| the
t^ttqC many -rtminirnts between Miumi I’oit, east coast weeklies, - in « recent l .
E^hrokciinv-iuivu^u.tl** ,av*
Juj-mhir* of (ha ptnfcssinn tlmt are exceptions to tb« general rnh-, MngaximvPaul TomUnssm
tn their ower t o . pro*
m't kOMiyi^henil. und piny up tho personality of the prcwpectlve Investors ngslnst tip Uet theg Investor’
And
nd the public
"Til llie Palm edlt'iis. Frnnk Prife’s Pullllrnl r.trr sheets. These sheets are rlrtlcneli Independent. |,( us mV, L t in tho Post Is a well-informed tuiaUd as sn advisory service un­ should turn n eoM,»hnuliler to tip.
of unliiaveit rler * h «t * and all the other,.danilioihes
fhlltor IVpper of the weekly commentary on nklinnnl der a rsmouflsge
proGalru-vville Sttn. nr the Times- af/ulrs. The “ Observrr” In the opinion. They suggest purrhsse nf ishinents or the “ xip* thing '
tiiiion's Avery Powell, pals Ihr Times writes nn iatem ting col- “ ture-shol" stocks They nre not rnotcr.
In he confused with Investment In
Ktntkr Telegraph’s J. C Rnhlnson cn.n, (no.
,
nn the liuckOut Of nil this ha*
^
'r‘v „ p'Jst'.1'' We
King of Ihe fields, though ate formaiiim'retu out by res,mn»lblej
grown the Florida paragmphrr* the metrojHililsn itnilira in their hunker* an,| brokers
are
S'linewhsl
busy
Vltlhl now,
The Nation’ll Better IhisInesJ
'cngis*. n nonchnlant «ott of mi fit Id. bud the Pnlni Ih-arh Indetlpslrr Sir. tt'gert. Imt -ns Hwtl as we
'.jtflt thit hns no dues nnd no peniler.l In the weekly field The Bureau estimates that
pstliculnr purpo -c except to have Timts-Dninn and tho Tautps T ri­ sheet ei tec Iat Ion |j I»rrly. in mil­ hnvp cleared up-tho Nl. Vatenllns
and n few other munlrrs in fh lthe me* chewed,
bune dominate the morning dally lion- They do not deal With Ihe
KlnrhlaV weeklies for nntnum field In this section of the world, \type nf stock listed on the -big rngo w*e nhall plunge r'ght In nnd
promote Isr.uus settle this ipipsHtff for. you.—
her the ilsilirse psnnlly hgve m »tr while Kd Land.right’ s mlltorials exepvnget, hut
colorful editor* hut are Ins* ag- arr givxn ndtlrd duilra bv rrlmkea which are not known in high rift* Chicago Daily News.
gtessive. We hnnip (hem, fnintly. from Pat Whitaker amt Phil Barn- investment cirri/*.*.
The cure for thi* pv IJ It know
Maybe it wras tho net Ivity of the
geogrsphlealjy. There’* llie u&lt; .t ay, Imitator nf the Chhsgn Ttlhlorid.i string of vrreklic*1, most nf l,un*’* It. II f., makes metry Inigo on Ih t'liirk o f the Investing const guard that inspired I’rcil* n
tin in LiiiPiM yearn ngn. that hdvr mirth. 5 I’hll Armstrong dims the public. Gct-rieb-quick schemes do- dent lloover |n glvu up-the.Ms)'tho genuine sm*-'l nf the lountry mirth-making in fhe Tbnes-Unlon. fruu,| thmisnpda of people of mil* flow or.—I’ltilnilelphia Inquirer.
QBinit them.
They nre (he solid, The Jarkr.onvi)|r Jnurnat, which lions of dol'aAf fc y e ffi— ' __ —
si
nil hankhank re . ^Aitor..studying—thn plm
tyflTTIIliili bruser* nnd
tlia- *
.tiiituilivui *iuch nie vb* ««,+• pltmgrs Intn irmtf-VSira ’ JftllTKSI*
ftinax
*drn fountv Tmi5 »_l_ynlpcyJahoso Ism at times, nml the Tamps will give anyone erirntlflfTrtxrfcxt' gritf s In the h it **. Dprn w
rit
gut
v
1
yi *
cdltu’r. It. t j Kwrger ____...
lieatU th# Times, with Grahkm Forrester’s advice. Thy.large exrhnagas, by to
|fi|, scene
serne or the Occident
ye*t_
[n the
Orrldi
X’tnlid:t
Pres* A'sorltiliun. the stirring editorials, ate potent in investigating stock issues Itafpre litdav lull roilldn't flovl tlve X.-*
Mnrttirelln News, Ihe Mndison fin- the afternoon field.________ _____
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Detroit News.
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lerpri-.c lteepnler^ . Ihu ywiwsmtee — l a r t t y t H f c I i lhr Palm Bcxveh
Dem**rat IJve Oak) end thv In.h pendrnt, jieer o f nil the Jieri
Perry Hernhl, Mint nf l hi no edf- sonul jdUtRulttm-papar*.---- Jf-llh,
l« r » repre*mt thO t&gt;M"UlBUlT (£?■ peeullitr. distinctive iiersunnlitlrn
soniil type of inurnallsm.
you want, reud Joint Editors
The siring In the ei-ntrut see. llenjsmin ami Kntmxn. The latter
lion have u lot In ronimnii.
The has u futuristic style, write*
(■rinesviUa Sun,
the llcsla Htxr, about gnythlng, and wraulj die IF
th,* Ls-*huig Commercial, The IIK r O llld iN T USE CAPITAL.'1
221 E . F IR S T KT.
San ford, Fla.
Ssidu'd llrtahl, u!l dallies, keep LIKE THIS In his editorial*. Bengruel ally alf rl end htue veil jamln is n eloMr reader of Ihu exknown iditnrs, Itnllnml Brsu, whn changes, In-shles I«*lng nn tmunuul
will-i The .Snnfnr,| llnnhl I* sort or nn editor.
prr.hnhly the frankest, most uUtTn summarise: Florida’s paper*
sp*il m edilur in Ihe rlnle. lie np- ■it.- u* varied ns Floridn’s peophliiueill’ y mind* H"l nn whose lues and Florida's (ittifiu i eonta cf j
he might tread, nml he ciu*m|e» th&lt; m are goml and nonni " f them [
"ftllnini'M M ost Popular H o te l"
with n passion n* the bloodhound hi ll: hul all o f them, in eking it
follows tho scent lie seems, nlao, living out of their environment*, j
K e lt ic room s w ith bath, $2, S2.50, $3
t., he a trifle lyniml. The Ociln nre giving »|| they’ ve gut tu ,1m- I
D o u b le room s ■with hath. $.1, $1.00, 55
S l«. Is n *peeinli.t in state poll. piove the state.
,
F ire p ro o f--------- European
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N . E. Firnt Kt. N ea r Hay Hisrnyne
Popular P riced Rcttlaurant In Connection

I f the tnuune |dun f"r vvblrh the
senatur semes tn *p nk hsd firevaded in Ihe Itniti-d Htxl‘ 1 In tPI?
this muntty wr.uhl not have entutv0
Ihe war ncainxt Germany. Wp
w re Mire I" give more than uuuhl
In* lerrived Initi « t Ihe time. In
thi peer.- settlement we re&lt;ci,c
nothing while the Alii s divided
oil Ih** *|«&gt;its. But the world IbtBkl
we who were strung h IpmI the
cl her* who wen* vvpak, nml toj.'iy
wertCj! is xhf most pro .pert,us cf
FIOIM IIA t i m e h . i m o n
all lunds.
11
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'Vhi!.- rii|- i yteimlniitliip nf (k el^.. il^- p ^ « »i*yH^ g. . . f-../
ndT-i
Tl»r Mtuml
' have had |
rftllli' lick, r nd lhat of other *ei.‘ Ins leyl lamro to keep pi.Qmpi in-j
n&gt; greater tilumih tbsn t tt.v
io.n |i-t-, h*i* not been comi lelnl ! ”n* 1 1 th* " ,'xt t" “
«*
’’ Wnlillnx of the I'.tuii'J Lhul
p*st greater than, A|))) M
'.,w
fnji| f|y t„
futili *y in the runt,nt production in thi* state,
all the other, In |»«'iru nf rtcriouj
C4lle.| “ The II isldwnv Mi'ludy.
i «i lli«* -i*la(r »&lt;iiiiinit&lt;tration
It ia the very quintessence o f color am f continuing ilanisgv It can In- ttl„| |c.g„|Mo u.. burdens-arul. itan,| vitality lirc.itti-taking in '.la- ’ .ill, come npon Ihe secnc un.l niemh t the entile ti k is not yet
stwer gaiety ht It* pace.
. ........ Among other d,*,.. ( |1L, »-.„k of r&lt;nn*
aff ieiion* tins
Mrditcrinneun del leg vi tile it.-k eesdlenlii.n vumIruiL
fly
h.ii
(*,
with
it,
fa
tho
one
1)(t_
u
n„i_
|w hallei or
The im! Mtton of wun,| nr-l n&gt;ltir
lit |Ur* tMotiun liUturt. it ni'riuw in Hi roinnur wn*l iMVauinij; pku*r* nn e\tn h i i Ia IIu I widiftyl luidmiii;
,
,
............... .
the leci.lutu'e In session, making cnnrmoos ins* i,f money paid fur
•till moie difficult Ihe task llm ».,-k nliuuiy dime, and for tdill
nma ht wl«l«* h * rypr iht* mitum*
lull- i-r radio r,ffer«*l. it I- giving •tale’s lawmakers have 11 fine i-ieuier ti'-u s to hv imm red if ihe
.
^ vvin ii i* not |&lt;rrtulUed lo go on,
mitten* of ptopie ex pet femes, in a thrill
TliC ap|&gt;var,inre of the fini' fly wllli gl*ri lir evowri and lo greater
in liii .es *! r.it and |h.| .oimtily
lit I hold.I makes It neresHiy for exU-lil ilmo will |a&gt; pnaoblc if
never povcilde lo tln-m liefute.
rt.e stste to give nit of uid possitdn j sppro]ilill!ions (u. entile Ink eftub
s* t \
i.rj r.
I
&lt;’«4*mk*1 U n u ia rgh ahu&gt; nutth* the folluw int; nvom nipnilaTnnqoi la'k- of i hanging U- lor npeidy mol i. inplele ext -«min u-arton U;i uqui ml in amount lor
jv t I hot e « S l 7 k
‘ i* »*-r.r lt"ttv U» th e itio c iv iis iiiiu l (sm .ntilltsi
ation nf He pe-t, In older lhat the y.tnt n w Is hefllg u id, tinder
itt t*-w y k i. |tr-d.T a jack j
U A fit Id at lea.^1 (»u ntik* miuan1, bavin]' haul mi r fate f.'ini of jp.vvrum, lit ugsin. js t jd i highly vailtahle fiuit nl'.il Vr.-'C- p evlou*
ration*.
.A'sn
prvigri -v a. Ii miwramenr? Ju.k
llrat fr&gt;« ,
a lU fv Tathr*
^n
1 :r «4 )A
IT)*.
•oivilie,
uilti a cun',el me, (aide ijilermts of I kolila may he i«.u l;r work In-ing iloiie liy the
- I A * near tu Ih e heart *;f th e c itv as jatr-.-ihle.
iii*li itr fm nu *hoixd invisligaif. »a'e-l f ton rkstriirXion. 1 hi* e i stair rieeils -tu 'ire contimud In
tetmlnnllon vviuk c 'ri-* nmneyi it j numernus ln*tuiTri s.
“ Wlirre, oh
p ,r T
v- r - ' J * f
I
.1 , A r — &lt;1 h*d*t and i . 'la u ra n l al Ih e fielrl.
M 1
* I Vi* ir * r . h ..Ik*
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likely will &lt; :,i nn ■tiormin-s *&gt;• , wturi*. Is * the- money to eoiue
w u * « . rw
11
« w « T f M u iH l w» lh.nl i^sm iiRfru tMitiltl rriMN
1 . Pgn-Mmin v'nntaguc of Vlr ttrvrat • uni* not before,' the work |&lt;inm?.’ ’ w ill m a f i c the qoi-iian
■tailed :■* i v . i xkaftAc* * t w r ,&lt; § " f*«h l w i l l f u l tla trrrr «’ f iK in i! taut d *w ii.
gntl» want* inlilriel offiter* I ■ • it nf csletniinalii.n wtl| J,e i. nqili id, |Xfiat l In- Icgislnt i.n- is enlh-d on to
t t "*4l
(*l
rt- .
■—. - o — ill • ongrtes a*i I an '*er qu i.le-iiv s a lt must i*..
p,,» th.* further ju t « i r .
1*B ‘ j ,
:
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" 1 —
■" ~-- — if I .ill nod |l,.|iglu rly h id in hi unco of tlioi work the tialimint j I 'f . ’n Mr v re.nr Wisn.tff ■ nf Ihe
iitllE lil tu ilu this they, plight dmV guy ermnei r* jiV 'Wiolf “dviltilite I tlTflPIntuie apurei iutrs llie i-on.li- 1
S V r ,w
A R T (IN J 1 A 1 N jm !K F -T
o it ftetnlnr luiFilletU* and Walsh J IJCMI.unu (W ill thn likelihin)d, 'of |lixrn ‘IhaX' exists "sal thi time, nml
Ireing calli',| f i still moreBituucy. v.u.1 ha* Irev-n niorriy hlnlixi at in i
% IJLM 1I M -H S H il IIS H .
In lime to .lo more inceful.
l « » “A
tu ho iildcd to whatever umot nt Ulc foregoing,. J f. 1 1etnfoiw. and t
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««&gt;«4itr 1 Mir
lt«*r:di \1 f .sft.xi k, • n n r 1?iouf*ht nf |tjiiti1tii|* ,&lt; f&lt; tt
•lute may ileuite lo up|iuiprinle as* never in tho history of the
r’alvln
t'
t
idge
and
Al
Kmith,
kft*
*- lllp T« I
;
slate, theie Is rnlt for wisdom tn
ip » ••Ltrnt i U L »
l*«»(t’ Ihr w ill known in-Uniuo agriitt, U-r thr purfm , ■ imliiulnl.
OCy u « lr»^J| fttVUMt,
I
lis t l i ’
Ail v - a i m * tv mm#
N'e-dsiy kn.ivT. how murli money gi-idc un,i lilircl svtlnn l*y llie legUr’ii-'hf'v, ( m!»V K h iiiir p , *
i
t
•
il
*m
^
iit
’fTil
.
tli
lt
In
|
utl
shortly
writ
•
a
frw
i
haplarw
! • Ihr
T pfUNr i* Jit* r t ■!
lbs ntcti will 1 .1- i sills] im to |i.n, Ivlau-re, in ihe jircvnidniT'ctrf.tmi’ip,, unilrnviirr, arxl
II
in high pressure --.nh*man*hity. vide, &gt;n* its jui-l and pt&gt;|H" shore (uoistamen, that lime is now,
*F» k
Imp
4 Jr«f^_
I- find
A|^*| ■• iiwl.•» m t wni uat l«* n ilrr n Liiibvi ■treat Sinitli will pmhuhly are a of rxp i' dilute* required fur this Ju*t what to do, mill how trest to
1
**•&lt; •»
llk ll * f
Jilt I* lit*
1ill; II flt'Afl 1in uid h |)h' flt*&lt; r l» (tainuj *
liy
eiterinlnallon wmrk. •bs vvhi.t utsently m-eils to Ire dune,
K ih l fatal s
rlap on I lie lin k; A g nt (Tiwlidgr fruit
If f f M
,|tmtif«ti nu I H *»|it tin- « m|
ifihl l.lu • $*r
n arul (hr IuiimI a New Enfund nml.
hrs-rytosiv dire* know, however, Is what i* worrying thr Ixgislatwr
U iW r i
!k »i|*alkrts.
Jib lhit*&gt; Mlf ’irif| l &gt; ' It . t«f ad t*H* Lift litni Utt'Hmils jtn
that right now, us prior tu Itn* ilts- ejusing I t , members to lose sleep
i V »w tr | t t mJif«.n tu|; *1t**iA * lipt * ftm |riVrt(vl fw Piaith. utiiIn 1’ivii thi
eavery nf the fruit fly in Florida, ■mi, probably, pp|ielltrs also But
O t |^f* n4.nrt.itf’ *f.
A pH «m *r
« f . n kinp r», ' iji’ h|’*ti Kill tltr ritriv .nj; ki lth p, (Mi ft* ni tbe f.rteral gv.vrrnmcni to 11.« stain is hm,t pot la in a 'lb r they krow that the work mapped
* r ’ !•t( *■**4 *•■ tv |W
Mf
4ltd lUHPU'lA I hi. ,| I k ] Ih «»ut&gt;i&lt;li* nl IfAfl urp r&lt;&gt;1uint«Vf supplement tin- state fund during la p-nvtdr for Mate expanses to Ire out for tticjin must Ire done, onj u«
... tilE-A.
.1.;_! Flip
C’l_ .«- ■
ir j » « ■ ^ w—tn' at &lt;4 fiTr”* C« Al
Id
( t r |«]an*
Thr drAl* rrrir*i| nf »(rirl uttli the year tin* campaign wail J have paid put i f t-ix monies rrdh-rli-d efih-irntty ami aa exonomlrally a*
Vt »« va4. « h*
1 U »i
iKgA ttk K ii itakin«hhB ( m i u n i t n t i t i i t r t n A t m t u f l . \V* Irevn srrinuly crippled. Now |t| sad that the trgislntuir is finding is within their |MiWrr to perform,
its jno*i iliffi.oill ln,l. in finding ) IP * r is, howev*'. this encoPC‘ 4* m »**T3ar, x|» *«
W r » -• f i n ilm H if* in « v r t f |in» lr *minir l « Inkr limn In ttmk apprr;&gt;rt. lion loll winud r^du. • waya
to keep
pri'plv
are
disposed
’ ’ " / F anil means •l-y
T wliirh
"
xt su
* |- , •ugrmrnt—Un*
RS IIK I I V
I g i - I'X
t'J ’ tv: H
IT U
I'|IM PT1|
the
fund
by
Iw,
nty
fin,
percent
,*xj»uiuo .1 r #iwl TAip-TH &lt;*• A*i n * about in I • mink, to absorb, tr
n luxe---------- ut' ”Ihe same
---- ’ timei |
. In .help,
. . os much
. us they■ can, lit
liowtt
end
ItHhl'X-Ut**. 11»| j
and
tiu-iv
is
no
fix
d
guuranlesluTkxi*. '«'«*wui&lt;iut4s9' * tlrnttM, c i*4 thr dijoy. W r want our live* Iwaulifu;
provide suffhlrnl funds for the make the h gu U im c’a tu.k a*
§• f'o w v . |tT v W flu lr. I f
&lt; r l r . iL r j »li&gt;—I I ««a v
as wall as .unm lxl. \V* build nut lh it federal ui.l will In. uvalluli ■ oidlnary mrerul.onv uf'tiro slat* •jajr us postilde. That Is, rightnut JT-I
UriJ I.Jv*Y (»ft** t h * - T v ib re , id Asxrics', t**-w n -rely lu.vise*, Imt Irente-, mil lievt yis f.
I overrun nl. OTireryaor* and ptax^ tiunkuig . 0 , 1 right-wetireg- propl*.
'I l l Ink ■ra In alien lin*. In-n Ice i f Mrictr, t rrononijf i* Ireing ill thi- lime of nkfess, ale so illsTty iftfAlvv a} t«MU
SlllU ir l aur-1 U (*nr To ft II. . Just l*u iding* bur w rits uf sechipn.gias*.
utafd *u |hs*-i- offhIsis who are pox* d ST..I mapth«*s o f Ike leyisglass, says the Ch«mIhu
t * e*t-e.*' X*-arrrrs-*s&gt;»ir« Mr Irecirr. t’ulluie still Ills fsr In g i talking pm
L r i f *J4»ir
(W a ittf
•*!’ x’*e***i I c m Mlar adosmJiik-. •n his * ••entry, l.ut il is mating her and th.* axparirpcc of th. .- chiJgixl-w-ith the ■xp.ndilut* of IbtUI
lutuie, n-i doult, appewiaty lu the
w f n 4 * il***t t*n* t
K,¥rfV iliaravareble fullest extent thtx attiiude uni
i e . r a sorvixx- l i e l ' ir. nietsd o- ^tri'Vs. ttaln strsrel sis lions (If ih.-State thus
catinVXp.uiii o i* Irenvg hqqigj off, hit of fe e d help on Ihe usrt « f
ifina*i1
9MI *j i |MfT.««"Tiwimu l.sarJ was &lt;*■**. k s n
s n m l o f the |i *1 his ileim.nslrn
t a p * . | fee IV k*. mJ . MT b s ttrj- are pusOX *» r illM lm is quit.- rvudy to *i4euiOi- Ih- AI lid tile pint key! I « '» f l l - tliat ur- add/^h^u t* .ti .jvqii|,„ an,| ifi_,ii i iiyl.t inir.di-d people of Fldrltla.
s
t*
n
«
»
rw
ivm . iJ w a iswell un
I
h
*|
Arts
Ktrensiisa
prugrsm.
It
tins t W ssil bs* ■ is tbr k u x ik sb s. tt'r s ir
son/ i i .'m u tuay (Vcj, giv( t three mis-iurtarir- rme fr-.0 i Ilia wi^rk. Tile iuu|W n M tM
da* * 4
I V '* T
X- 'ik a s * ta*&lt; i » — o
% iM X s tlin with artwles xkiiii » r &lt;4 rulture an oecstlotial surprivr. p, ign In Ih. sr » el ions M il in,
hsl.ilrd by tho I irk lias been rareMUSIC
o
filMy plvenrsl upon an ntthtlyDAYTtiNA' NKftfl-Jm BNAI,
rcheslie but if funds for II, w.irk
The i all to this community ji programs w.hirh lire cttlsens sup­
TICK ER AD IC ATIO N '
uu- nut available it mc*n* a forth,
or daisy. At lost the last tick Join in tire ct4*b(atr»n o f Naiirmoi port uvai, winter season; hy uur
t i n tiitm
t iu e n
* 0 4 il ret Ire il art'll for M l -ial Music week is revelvx-d with at­ cxeellent church music and bv tho
musical curriculum incur schools.
XVk i ( V (n n s m e r l and tor fur rotlh- ink ■radjrii, n work years toil the quicker lin- slsta
■ A
-- M fs r V M
U l
tention unit li.trirst, and yet With
There manifrrlntionx ate ert*
M g f T d - , I V * tbr I w u -l M it r e **M - ksvr e w n k s M I b n force - Iw m t live Iretssot b f redufinr is mm’e lick frs-e the briter, Itr■
satisfied
mile
of
t-drranca
liysed
drnre thsl In this rlty music i(
K s q s’ Jp*'.. i m IksX *4 k s t ir Is* ftg b l Ib e Mod fly s i ] » r pjv- lire las levy from ta r hslf o f one larslinr the work « r rrmllcsUan
pul a n affair o f u single week,
un achievement.
riUgre V V* - I breads is s r t I V s r x t tu n e r t , cyrend wtl.isas of Jsilw s •tn I to threr s-ir.tha ref owe mill.
lerewn* farther pcstponrniV-rl nf
Music
Whai music msanx to Daytona bu* uf dsily imports imBase a hwx ream- (s wsw SXX*•*■• b- re t v St u s s les, tbe I. assistUM
Exfre'isvrer ef the lick (nwltrid- th* time when Florida ftp pro. llrach, what pail il nlsys heir, U in our very fibre; its place here
ia r . M b • X V v -r e tw x * grxxsr* s.rebl .rvprdr I V t w p s w s e U ie
•&lt;ns fm r s during the last year lias du. e t're ilsiry pnolurls nnd be. f hxa plread) Javx shown; by our is oire of a love,I and imtisiwnsildr
.
W u r t b t V - 1 rebxeb bss
prtnr-ri that *-Vcw , ire half e f one it Con unres nml keep within tire young troubadours of the high ha’sit.
i Jt fi. WSl tss puesur stale il..- millinns of di | srs il is n htrol* who have gs ly guns forth
No we will reiabrrte mimic week,
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k
to nurrt tbf challenge of lOmpeti- not a* pioneers discuear ag far
i l l Ire J-*|1 (are bag U r Ure b v - ‘ c ,*“ "
WSiolUy i f r e , o f tW lire work P'.qrexy a .cording lo now * lyting north for these o n
g re , y - s |f .*-, i r e n m r e —
, n , » , *a i W k n a w ’ afwxsqwssio.r, I II. i f . to o -Memo, o f JwrkaexnrilV'. BxoditWs. 11 six* postpone the day lion wlrel eom&gt; bark every time W fiist time the Joys and thrills
•WJS tW Florida j rbsicwtaa of I V State L in stock when F, onda may expect to have covered with lauieis; by thn Or a new experience., but as hand­
J C u ren n c T V KoaiUry It -ard Had tire Board manufacturing plant producing strength and imparlance o* tbe maidens serene In tbe eecvMre and
music departments of uur women’s understanding of a true beauty
tWartwvrxvstrow mt swemdsd w obtsimsg
butter xnj i horse.
cluka; by the retustkabia artist tbit la a |«rt of uur lives.

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luddy Rogers Stars Fishing Boats Barred
In “Close Harmony” By Island Formation
MISS MARGARET PETERS, Baddy Editor
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R esidence Teleph on e 448-

1 Calendar
Chapter
ter N
Number Two

will meet at 7:50 o’clock
H *L
Qua

o f the

igh School will present
Kilt o’clock In the ochool
Bantun w|l enter( bride* at 3:30 o’clock at
706 Oak Avenoe hon*r fo n t, Mrs. W. W. Kola
York City.

i.T.U. Entertains
r Club Members
nembera of the W.-O. T.-Ucity entertained the Semk|M unity Federation of Wowtnbe on Saturday altar*
the Methodist anise* with
and a program which
the regular business

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F. a Mitchell waa chair‘ the program committee
Irs. J. F. MeClalUnd. aa
A of ths luncheon comeras assisted by Mrs. W. 1.
&gt; Mrs. D- C. Robb and
ary Senna.
me*tine opened with the
Am* Hen" after which the
5- Bubrman led In prayer
prorram Mr*. W. U
,»# several teadlnr* and
Carroll, ehalrman of
i C. T. U. muele commute ■.

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L E G IO N 'A U X IL IA R Y PRESENTS PRIZE
IN SUBSCRIPTION BRIDGE SERIES
The American Legion Auxiliary and Mia. J. G. Herring, M r and
preoented the grand price for the M n. Walter Morgan, Mr. and M n.
eerie* o f eubacripUon
bridge Peter Paul, Mr. an,) Mr*. S- S.
Ksumet, Mr. and Mn. Georgs Mcpartle* which they hare sponsored Rory, M r and U n . Karl Schulti,
thia Spring, to Mrs. John Hlnter- Mr. and M n. Roy Hollet" Mr. an l
mit ter on Monday ormlng at tho t in . Walter W. Rule of N ee
Legion Hut. Mrs. Hlntormlater had lark . Mr. and M n E. B. Stows,
a acors o f 6476 and racslro. 10 Mr. ahd Mr*. Allen H. Stone, M r
am* Mrs. J. D. Chittenden, Mr.
dollaie In gold'
Mr*. 8 M. Lloyd and Mrs. Joe end M n. L. P. Chittenden, Mr*
Chittenden were boatesae* for Iba Horses P. Bannon, M n John
evening ana prraented the prlaee Melach Jr., Mr*. Caaaandrs Schulti
nt tho eoncloalon of the bridge Mr*. J . II. Hlntermlster,'' M n.
ames. Mrs. Peter Paul and Jnigo Georg* W. Knight, M n R. B.
..a- Herring had high acor* htevena, Mrs. H B. Lewis, Mr*.
among the pivot player* while Sandy Andrraon, M n. J. M. WalI l i a John Baker and Georg* Me*
W l T ’ Mhr M I h r f score* enronf
thoee playing progrsaelvw bridge
Mr*. Paol waa f t w n yt^PMIBMW V
! A M Mm. R. I- Rohrrtaen, M n.
tub-while Judge-Herring I w elled Georg* W. G ny, Mr*. J, E- Tor­
a book, Mr*. Baker a aandwVb rance. Mrs. R. W. Peartnan, M n
tray and Mr. McRory a book Mrs. W. II. Rella, M n. W. Theodore
Dietrich held the locky tally and,Langley, M n. W- M. Scott, Mn.
J. F- Cooner, Mrs. L n ter It.
wmi given a deck of Card*.
The Hut waa decorated with Smith. Mr*. Joseph E. Ritchie,
quantltle* of cut flower* which Mrs. Walter L. Cooper, M n. Jack
were arranged about the Bring Ames, M n. Archie Bette, Mrs.
room In wall baaketa, vaeea, and James Robson Jr, M n. J. Fleis­
bowla. A t the (upper hour a tweet cher, Mrs. 1- E. Eatridgv, Mn.
course an,t coffee eras served by James Huff, M n. G. E. Baker,
the hoateeaei, aaeletad by Mrs. Mrs. Rota Adams, M n. M. Kronen
Georgs Knight. Mn. R- E. Stevent M n. A. W Beck, Mr*. F. B RobMrs. J. H. Hlntermieter, Mrs. Karl bins, III*. M. Motes, Mr*. J. Toll.
Also the Mlasea Lettie Caldwell,
Schulte, Mr*. J- E. Ritchie end
Mildred Hand, Mildred Bridget
Mrs. W. R. Dyson.
Those playing bridge were: Dr- Bobble Lou Garrett, Tilly* Benja­
*n,i Mrs. W . R. Campbell, Judge min, Ruth Hand, and A. 11. Moure'

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"Pep, 1 wanna b* an engineer.”
Many a child has thus eipressed
tho youthful ambitions e f hi*
dteam*. Actors, when they were
children, had glorious v »lon* aj
what they would be when they
"grwwed up” but there are only n
few who have real lied their atm*.
Adolph* Menjou, for instance,
wanted to be a elv.l engineer. Emil
Jennings wanted to be a sailor.
Cheater Conklin aspired to be a
silver-tongued orator.
"Buddy” Roger* I* on* who ha*
m in e d Ms childhood desires. He
wantrd to be the leader of a jstr
orchestra and play all the Instru­
ments himself. He does Just that In
the forthcoming Paramount pro­
duction, “ Close Harmony" which
end* a 3 day run at the Milan*
Theatre ton ght.
It la an all-talking alnging and
4*ncjng play
from the story
Cf backstage life vrfitten by- Elsia
Janla and Gena Markey. "Buddy”
has the featured malt role of a
Jan bend leader and he plays solos
on trombone, drums, satophnnr
and trumpet.
Nancy Carroll,
flaming red
headed baauty, play* the other
leading rale In the film, that nf
a song and dance headlner. When
she was a child she wanted to t*
Just what she la In "Clos,, liar
mony,” a young woman whose
songs would he heard Pound the
world.

. ANGELESBA. N. J , May.18-—
(IN S )— Eighteen fishing boat*,
marooned In Hereford Inlet, near
here, since a sunken Island at lb*
mouth of th* Inlet mad. Its pres­
ene* known by blockwg the chan­
nel, will slay there for a few wore
day*.
Th, - ropoaal of Ih* owner* of
the ftsh.ng fleet to dynimlte the
channel clear met with such strong
opposition from th* housatr'.ve*
of th* community, who visualised
heaps of broken dishes on their
floor* after the channel-clear ng
blast, that it was abandoned. In­
stead the men will have the chan­
nel reopened by a dredge amt,
meanwhile, th* fishing boat* tie
Idle.

New Safety Plane

BRIDGE
Woman’s

Guild

HOLY CROSS CHURCH
Fri. May 17— S P. M.

Parish House
Phone Mr*. A. I* Connelly 3M
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SNAPPED AT BERLIN—One of the novellle* at th* Air Show her*
—Herr Wedekind. Inventor of Ui* baUoon-strpUne or dirwnlrplsne—a
combination seaplane and Zeppelin, built tor tpred and safety.

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RADIO IN EVERY ROOM

Six Blade Ceiling Fane
Summer Doors &gt;Cold
Air-lee Water -Tub &amp;
Shower In Every Room___

6»t*.1»alhn1ir
women emliuiked nt Manisnl lo
on Sunday fur the penal colony.
They Included l&gt;nn Conepeion
Dies Dp Bonin* De tin indu PI- I
mental, president 01 tne league
for aiding fallen w, tui-n, and Ah
besa Maria t amiwpvlnn Aceiisb'
Y Do Ln l.l.iti, wlio was found
guilty Of complliTtv In 'bo a-ana
sinntion of Picdd-nl-cbs t A lean*
Oliregi n mol sentenced
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MEXICO CITY. M n ylt— HNS)
—A memorandum was presented
to the supreme court today nsk.
Ing revocation of nn order ban­
ishing I&lt;1 nun* and seven other
Catholic women l »
lhr
l*ln»
Marlas )&gt;en*l colony o ff the Pa­
cific Coast.
The
mi'innrandom
contends
that the prisoners never received yt%r+-

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Dining • Dull Room
C ollee Shoppe

Music and Dancing
*3(amts o f this

COMMERCIAL MAN

Stallingrfl Funeral To
Be Held Wednesday

U. S. Boats, Seized By
Canada, Will Protest

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INSTEAD OF A SWEET.”

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“ Buddy Rogers—Nancy Carroll

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a judicial trial and tint nn orCourt Action Seeks dTr frtfdrthe federal district court The Coolest -Hotel
for Colima* bad lieen ig­
in thtrSoadrrJ::
Daily FashionJiint^Ta* Revoke Decree enroule
nored by the military authorities^

MACON, R a, May 14. — (IN S )
Mra. J- II. Penny of Florence, — Funeral *sru-e»s-trill
Mra. WT tomorrow afternoon fer Gporge
C H U L U O T A T T E M S 3H,CrMrarWrTrJarkaon,
Peaks and Imslrr Tlmrnley Stallings, the "mlrarle man” nf
solo by M n. Phillip*,
who led the
Boston
Child Health Day was observed motored to Sliver Spring* Tues- baseball
business aeatlon then opei- Wednesday In Chuloota In a very day where thry spent the day.
nraves to th, pennant in IHI4
4710
Mrs. John Leonard/ prr ■ appropriate msr/rr. At 11 o’cloik
and a figure in baseball fur " I
n the absence of the preat* a parade of IS floats, all beauti­
years, at hi* plantation home near
•ports were heard at thl*fully decoratfB, left the schoolhere. Meadowmlre, where he spent
&lt;om the different club* cun-house, circling both Lake Cather­
the latter year* of h » life, Burinl
their year’ * activities, ine and Spring Lake, (topping an
will be at Macon. Stall'ngs alle.l of
hlch It was voted that thr the shores of Spring 1-ake where
NIGHTGOWN AND JACKET
a heart disease early yesterday
Jon eodorre n bill Introdn?- the exercise* were given. Each
VANCOUVER. B. C , May 1 4 Every womsn lose* t»julilul lin­
the legislature edvoeati.ig float reprtsened aom* phase of
mmil ng, after battling against lit
gerie and even those » l * ' can 1*4
ardent in connection with Lmld Health stork. They appeared (1N3)—The crews of five Unllnl ravages for year*.
afford to buy it in llte vtuijis msy tuse
States salom fishing vessels nett­
lie schoole. It waa alto de&gt;
In the parade In the following
these lovely things which can so eisily
hat the secretary be ad- order:
ed by the Canaditn fisheries patrol
FACES MURDER CHARGE
and cheaply be msde St Itnme. An
to writ* Seminole County'*
open-ln-front Jacket, ttimmed with ap­
Association boat Melasplua, are preparing to
illative and state that theParent - Teacher*
tight against the confiscation of
PORTLAND,
Ore.,
May
14.
—
plied
bands, snd a ilcetelrss night­
tion denounce* any bill to ear) "1110 Spirit of Chuluota— their vessels on the ground that
(IN S )— Charlea I’aulljn, 22, faces gown compose the attractive entemble.
I gambling in Florid*, Child Health’ 1; health float with they entered Canadian water* lo
munler charge* here today Tol- The nightgown lias a V-sbsped Peek
further buslnee* the meet- doctor, dentist and nurse attend­ repair their
according to Icwing the death of Harry Nichols, sod estemird shoulders, and is pro­
ing children; Queen of Health; Veg­
a brought to a cfoee.
dispatch** received today from
vided with s narrow uih The jacket
etable float) exerrlse float) "Bet­ Bella Cools, B. C., where the ship* 35, who was fatally wounded by may be made shorter. Plain crepe de
ter Homei and Gardens*’ ) Sun­ were taken. A slsth vessel, the I’nullin when he found hi* wife Chine nr tadiunt (or tbe nightgown
shine float; Sleep float; Hot Alta, found to hava engine trouble and N rhola together in a local ho- and printed tns thr Jacket make au
Lunch float; Milk float; and pre- was not seised.
\tel room.
attractive costume for the b e d rwon.
Fthool Children's float. The Vege­
-A Won wee born to Mr. and M n table float, decorated by Mr*
Kltthsm Hughes
on Monday Cromwell un,j Mrs. nunter, re­
leaning at their home on Cameron ceived first prite. Honorable men
Manna,
lion wrnt tu the Milk and Sun­
Tl’a A Heat Show— Delightful Enlrrtcjnmenl—
'Ken Auatln la in BaVaaota as- shine floats.
Hundred * Has* Bald So—
dattag in tha shipping o f the
C. D. Wolfe, county Y M. C. A
Mary crop to northern markets- secretary, gave a talk on the val­
* Last Showings To Night—7-16—9-10
j Carl Cbjmpening went to Sara- ue of Health Day, and Mr. Crom­
■eta TiMSay with on* of the well read a'history of its observ­
ALL TALKING—SINCING—DANCING
OttrpenL * truck* to haul forty ance. Music was furnished by the
■nrken in the celery fleulds.
Chuluota banj, followed by must'
"f. IV. Smith has superintend- ar«] recitations by tlp&gt; Softool
growing and harvesting of
children. A May pole dance w a'
•y crop at Tttuivllle.
also another feature.
A plrnir
Cnrlry, Buster Prevstt and lunch was served *t noon, after
Sinn are doing elate guard *vhich Mr. Wolf* entertained thr
Comedy
Movietone New*
It Titusville.
chlldien with a number of game*
. Annie Mae Purvla la at
Mrs. H. T- Brown, Mrs. James
on City visiting her aunt, Wilson, M n. Wm Jacobs, Mr. and
Mai shall
and . daughter, Mrs. W. U Bleg and M n. A . U
a Purvis.
Wagner were delegate* from tht
■ I C 1I V E T H ’ i/ O L £ «(M lf£ .W H E J II
i Henrietta Leonard and Mr. local P-T-A to the County Counnl
r»- &amp; C. Hrallry left in the of imrenti and teachers, whic*
YO U F B V W IT U U IO V D R IP C /
y car Thursday murnlng for was held in Geneva Thursday
morning. Mrs. Wagner, who it
and Mrs. E. C. Bradley had preridfid, called the meeting to
Ir guests Ratmday Mrs. order a fd report* were &lt;heard
i Steel* and Mrs. loonard from 13 of the 14 school* in thr
county
Nearly all of the-*
)lrl*ure trip to Orlando,
awl Mn. J. C. Ellsworth school* reporter! Child Healtn hard So digest T No
oertsialy, woo
d a visit with a party of Day progami and talka on Bet­
M. llearh friends one day ter Home* besides their P-T-A
Snow drift No
l i a l j , wlso’s j
y to The Rocks near St, acllrlties. Talks were given by Mr
— jlh log like
Lawton on P-T-A work and Mr*
.In*Georgia Hart la having a Mon* on child welfare. Immedi­
* 1 * built on the location of ately after the business session
SALM ON C IO Q U E TTK B
rr one nn Geneva Road. The the delegates were Invited to tor
re he« been moved t o 1the home of Mrs. -J. O. Bills Jr.
fc.w+yi * grriiiyuaic
nd will be.mad* Into a where luncheon w*« served on •
f l gyifCiwsAHiir
anartin-nt. The new build- screened porch overlooking the
■seatril ■’ J E Irian (Cm
3d by in feet. The fin t lake. A t the luncheon table Mrs.
I built *&gt;•&gt; iiriek while the Curlct epok* a few minute* on the
floor !• •» wood and will Mediterranean fruit fly and thel
Mi*. Vogb gave her final talk on
I aa a r ,. Idtnre.
..M ote* has bought the Parental Education. . There were
fpmaond Improved farm on about fifty delegate* at the counr|l
w
Mrs. Vogh computed her course
of lectures on Parental Education
at the school house Friday evening A r m ! tW y good? AO rieU y b e e s eald d
to tbe large class attending during
the course.
A fter the lecture a towdm s o d pood wklibs so ^ o lit ly h ied I
social hour was enjoyed and roh e m b o chaam fo r (far h r i I I I la bo shw
Schulta rr turn.&lt; Saturday freehments eerved by members of
' *w York wher- •,. has been tho P-T-A.
I V * jr m Y , Botieo i V t t ’i bo m a b la
past two week*.
Chuluota Inn closed May l i t for
the summer month* but will open ki*eke«— fo r Saowdrift kcota So frytog tew
, O’Connor left Tuesday again November let
IBM b a g bribe* M b tg lm IB am oho OB
■ for Wllmingtne. »f. «J. tu
Mr. Roland Dann who under­
several day* on buslm u.
went quit* a, serious operation at A a d MV a aaaaaim l, lo o , , . far, after aria
the Femald Laughton HoepiUi
Rees* VIdler of Aigueta, last week Is leporttd Improving K a m W m r i ' a m M M w k l U m K ^
rmarly o f Sanford, is visit. ** rapidly as can be expected.
S. A. M. ZJnser, 5120 CoinMr. and Mrs. W. W. Wilson,
A vino*.
Mr. and Mr*. Jam** Wilson, Mrs
E E. Tribble snj Mrs. A. O- Wag­
'.A d k .r .(
and Mr*. Earl* E. June* ner motored to Use Bok Tower
unday morning h j mot.r tu t Fridiy,
r tynoevillo, N. C. wbtir they
U tile Clifford Proctor J r, i f
. to apead a mouth.
Sanford waa the guest o f his Aunt
Mrs. R. L Dann last Monday and
K.
-Griffin and Mlaa lueaday.
sompeon were the
Mra. W. L. Brig, , Mrs A. O.
a* Thelma Wagtarr Wagner and Mra. J. O. Bill# of
Genevg attended Us* Dixtrfrt Exlast week-end.
eeuliv* committee meotUg of
Ambrose o f Jack­ P-T-A which waa held In the Court
et week-end bare House in Orlando Friday morning.
1 R. L Griffin,
Mr. aad Mrs. L. O. Vlning, re­
cent bridal couple, have returned
This
to Diakl Sanford thalr
the Me
e*- are residing at 111 Weet EleveaUi
*t
Street They have bean rrradtng

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"R E A C H FOR A LU C K Y IN STEA D O F A SW EET’

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�ead O f State’ePIant
(BoardlsEmphaticin
W am lngAgainstFly
&amp; A fter racalrlng th* announcetbant about tba federal fruit fly
(jSSnUana, Dr. Wllmon Nawall,
•mu* crnmnlulonar of tha S u u
(R an t Board and agent o f th*
Vnitad Btataa Department of AgJrlcaRnra In charge of fruit ft 1
MMdIcatlOn actlTitles In Florida,
.Mated Uwt tha regal i t Ions'are
herd and will c*u u much hirdtklp, and that tha only recipe
from Hmra U through eradicating
l i * fruit fly nt one*. - Ite com­
mended th* patpie for deetror Mg
‘ a* much o f their fallen fruit, aa
•Oggaatad, and urged that thla
.want b# continued until not on*
, host fruit In left In th# ttate. £ Upon being. Interviewed with
reference to th# federal regutatian* which place quarantlna* on
Florid* fruit* dnd vegetable*, Dr.
Nawall laid:
“ Th# goremment of the United
Btete* haa fpoken. The terms
nr* hard and tha condition* Im.
poaad seam almoat beyond tba
paaalblllty of parformanc*. It Is
nt if an unbearable burden had
bean pieced upen an Innocent
M *pl( because they are so un­
fortunate a* to hav* this past!lone* In thalr midst.
»"The
n . . .terrible
__ ,11. significance
.1. -of*
that* federal raguletione can not
h* realised by th* individual un.
Ul ha awakana to th# realisation
Of tha loasea and hardihlpa they
aril] entail upon him and his but­
te*** or ami'
trosinvss or pro- ffBKni

Mediterranean fruit
fly.
Ustll
this I* ammpllshad, the** r#au-

o f f lurid* even far from Jiolhta
Of known Infestation, volunteer
worker* by tho thtusand* Imve
turned t° the task nnd countless
thousands of limes of fruits have
been cleaned from grove* and
packing houses amt given a
speedy and effective burial.
"However, just in * ri|ie fruit
overlooked or
neglected . moy
carry the fruit fly through, and
I now appeal most rsrnrsriy In
every cltiien of Florida, Tram
Key W eil In I'ensoroia, regard­
less or calling or color, to exert
his efforts to the utmist to bring
about un Immediate and complete
destruction of every remaining
ripe citrus fruit in tne slate, save
only those which ran I*5 mar­
keted under the federal regula­
tions. This destruction must in­
clude
EVERY
fruit- on
the
vrMind, hidden in the foliage,
lodged In the fork* ef the tree,
pr stored In the family kllrhcn.
This destruction must lie by bury­
ing th. fruit in a pit, treating it
h* ivii) With quirk lime mi l ruvering with at least three feat of
earth.
fig tree
'Every peueh
under quarantlna b y -lb o Jftata
Plant Hoard sltou'd le * hunted
r ut, dug up by the r mis snd
burned, for those fruits ill - like­
ly to rarry the Ily through, des­
pite all other efforts.
"The situation It ue*|M-rnte nnd
If we hesitate the lialt'e will be
lost.
,
"Tin- task I* fse ton gn-it f&lt; r
the relatively small handful uf
trained Inspector* in the* employ
ut the United .Stale* so I Plate
I taut Il'innt or Florida. Enough
men ranmt l*e trained as In•perlura lit time. The |&gt;vop1r must
meet thin rmergeney themselves.
"And so I appeal
toeverj
ritisen to get Into tin* battle at
once, with u determination
twin. And I appeal
to ail the
civic club*, Chambirs t f I m i .
merer, Women's clubs, Bov Scout
troops aitd all urgaiilxation* ul
whatever character Ip th,. Ktxli
of Florida In suund thr try nf
battle nnd rally th* workers; to
avery
Florid*
newspaper and
editor, to avery mlnlrter uf the
gospel, tn every radio station, to
at one* display, repeat and bnadcoat thi* massage and tn inrtill
In every human being Ip Florida
the great gravity uf thla situa­
tion and th* abaolut* necessity
far aelkn at above captained.
“I hr emintv il upon am. Wr
must Dght now, as never a peo­
ple fought In Unv uf peaex—
fight fo r our citrus Industry,
our business. ,r --uplcymsnt, and
oar home*.
“If thli le dona and done
quickly,
W"! have a fighting chant*

Wild AndWoollyWest
Disappearing Fast,
Old-timers Mourn

Steady Stream OfArrivals Come To See
v Louisville C l a s s i c

NEW YORK, Hay 14— &lt;!NBJ—
Suva th# wild weat for thoa# who
liv# th# tpaeloua aperture* o f na­
ture and Its beaut'##, for thoa*
who dream o', a plaeo to strateh
Without being atymlad by n r b
where th* fragrance of outo ga»
la aupplaniad by th# aroma « f the
woods, where 1 ah ar* In streams
Instead o* acquarium* and where e
SNAPPED A T NEW YORK C ITY-U 1U Rae D. Denkle, publisher,
man can be • roughneck an! e and Oeorgt M. Rommel, author or an agricultural book. They aragirl may alng like n"Wrd w'tkout aTunrn with the drat book ot th* flnt edition, which was appropriately
fe»r of being put out ofHh* apart­ printed on paper mada ot.com *UI**—U&gt; Ulustrit* turn product* t a .
ment hsuao
Industry.
This !a th# mlMlon^of^T^Jor

uav saw an Imposing and colorful
alvaoca guard trooping In for
America’* premier turf clastic
of nrxt Saturday rn thr famed
Churchill Down* court .
The steady stream of krrivali
already was taxing housing facil­
ities and It appeared that by Fri­
day iite-romcrs without reservat­
ions would ham to bo accommod­
ated In adajarent towns, even so
far distinct a* French Un: and
W.st Radon, which are not even

and rancher, o f Cheyenne, Wyom­
ing, who come* east at Impresear a for tha Dude Rancher'* As­
sociation. comprising mere lhar
100 ranches In Wyoming and Mon-

Autolsts Warned Not
To Run Down Snakes

HAYW ARD, Calif, May I I (IN S )—Autolsts whu deliberately
"The wild and wo:iy west i» run dowYi gopher snakes, now in
disappearing I ke a Jack rabbit be- their annual migration from the
fora n do** o f buckshot," de­ foothilla Into the valleyt where
clared "re e jo ” mournfully. 'It'*
making (la fast stind and ts nut
so wcolly a* allky. You folks le t­
ter rente out and heR&gt; u* futkr
keep H dear of road hogs, bool
agents and subniarnet. You folk:
belter come out snd tee It before
It ain't.
"W hy only ei-anJ-en ago, I
siw a ma'I plane gel o ff ’ts routi
and practically assassinate a herd

U the fiOj
rity of Iht
tidt'tie dren, which it deveU Mounta'n*. Those poor eritterf
oped in a variety uj mudelt, were so frightened by tha no'ae
tha motor that'thay d fiv , them
i nd materialt, A chic version
)f thit type of frock I t tha, sclvrs on the rocks nnd broke their
ipple green pebble crepe worn leg* tn rleeea.”
Cahill ** d that, even tho hitby Marilyn Morgan, youthful herd*
of rattle were disappearing
Jf'atAe player, A biat ruffle due largely to hmw ate* ding am'
beginning on the left thoulaer,1 rerismat un work. Mcr, cattle ar«
Extending around the back of. lu*;ng raised on the farms o f lows
(h e tteefc n* a rolfar anrf fo fhs
Illinois and the inldwrslern slate
W
than ever before and the grain
. ** ,/*•&gt;
r «« ®
, diagonal
- - , •y fathion
.,

ses^ersTn
ner .m^^lnuV^non
•ovare
on#*
will continue upon ^
us.
"T h . need for eradicating the F ieet* 0
,r
, IfAr
fly la da*p*ratal/ urgent. Tho tompletet the bottom of th f
Um* to do It la all too short,, tfrrss and extendx upirarrf.J
fur If th# fly can have a few fioth rufflct are lined wi/A
months and th# material In which champagne crepe. Parchment'
to breed, the opportunity to ghoettand hose, complete fAnj
atamp It out will be goflu for"Th# raipons. to our suggeatlon o f a few d-iys ago that

TEEJO ’ C AH ILL

AWAITS RUNNING
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NEW YORK, May U -(IN S ) —
At last Oemge Campbell t'urson,
ilu; “ desert rat", is rich.
Fcr 30 year* this man thought
there was "gold in them that
hills” ami he seiirclie,) for
u
fortune—without surres*.
Dis­
couraged, l-o begun Inventing
things nnd developed hi* Men Im
ii spin ini copper smelting furnace,
on which to* olUnim-il |ia*enla.
The valuo of In* Invention wn*
I nmedlately lecognised. Copper
companies adopted it- Hut Ihtv
fused t» pay r.ny loynltlcs to I tic
"desert tut" a* the West knew
him, claiming hia Invention wa.i
lm*e,i on a well know n prim Ip.e.
t'urson determined to fight thu
big i-upper (iiiupnnir*. Ily aoert
tiling purl of a claim that wan
his, he raised fund* necossnry tor
it mutt (iglit. And this tiligotion
has liecn going on fur seven years.
Today iudv luck linally sinlletl
Hi t'arson
William l&lt;m-h, vtceI lesidtnt of the Amerlcnn Kmclt
ing and Itetlning Fompnriy, unnouivrcil the svtllcmeitt of a suit
for JiHl.ptitl.r UII Im u gll by t‘n Moll
lor ruynlliei on ■In- Invrntiilii of
his furnaLi* which fuiiliialr* tin*
jedurtltin-uf-rnp|ire-itrei---Iso-o said the claim againnt hi*
company W. s the last u , u series
uf similar suits settle,| with rinr
•up, under nn sgieeinini which
revets all claim* on myalitirs nnd
the future- u*i- uf the intention.

Parker Cramer And
Kert Hassell Will
Make Atlantic Hop
ROCKFORD, 111, Mry It —
(IN N )— Hoping t j Idas • n ; rarri­
val n mmervlal air trail rrtu&lt;* thr
At'antlr Ocean, lirri tin* i ll nnd
Parker D. Cramer, are inip.au&lt;e| by
Iwu pasrrngvra, w II attempt to
(ly frxin New York tidy i-i l ’*i|enhagen, th-nmark, this rummer,
making fiv e stopj raruule.
Aniuuncem ant &lt;f
pru|eiird
flig h t w aB mads I ern '.oiriy with
the return o f llasn -il fro m t liic a jo
where h* la sa'd to hove been neg o tia lin g w ith n ffic lo U uf thr
tauggruheni Fou n dallm .
Ilursi-I, him self, v t i n in -c m m lttal rn the au 'ijrr’ , except to
* a y :- "Y * a , C ram er nml I a ie going
U - i r y a U o t h e r f l'g h : t r Kur. po
this summer.”
H ow ever, -t wax irurnrd front
■ n au th oritative s i n r v that th*
Guggenheim Foundation taa p n e tlcally
agreed
lu sponsor
(he
fligh t, hep ng a commercial (r ju iAlUnbic a ir rout# m ight be oprnrd
by w a y o f Greenland and Iceland.

fed cattle ar,, replacing the g rit'
fi J beef, he .mid.
The dude ranch region* aro W
the Ahsaroka
Mounts ns, vlr
Cmly, the ' Bighorn Mountains
v a Hhrrhlin, Wyoming, the Bear
tooth and other mountain ranger
In Montana reached v a Billing*
Beil I-odgc, trig Timlier, Boseman
Cai'lnrr, Mlt*.uin
ur fine ri
Park, Mon,
Thy largest dliily rsnrhr* arcimmodatr U,0 gurtU uh'le there an
numerous small ranches ralrrlnr
to the dudr trade, (iursts are rn
eournged to take prxt n a'f Do
ranch activities Including the lar­
iat and branding iron work.
"T rejo" assort'd m&gt;,« that th&gt;
term "duilr" was n&gt; derogation.
"A 'dude* i„ nny fellrr wh,
hasn't been n the hr.'ilUof wqrk
ing around a Much," sa'il Cahill
“ Msnv emirs coim nut to Us and
gn I t ,i over the west so that
they buy in rnnrho* ns r.n invest
mint ii properly nnd Tong li'e
W,- got several sons - f million* res who came nut ss dudr* an,'
now are miming some of our
best known ranches.
"And thtre’* I Is ()f dudr* whal
ran ridr an 1 f *h and limit a&gt;
we'4. If not hnttrr'n the b iy. nr
the ranch. Not that it mike* unv
difference
f yon can ride’ or
hunt or frill li lt’s wh*t the duilr
wranglers urr there for to touch
v sit nr."
“ And another th'ng ” r-'n'idrj
” Tee-Jo." “ There's n lut of girl*
what rnmn
nut to the dudr
ranrhrs callage girl* and w rk ng girls and III gh ly.pretty girl*
And h i* of thr»„ dudr-girls nire-l
tbelr fate out there* "
"You ii*enn Ihut thry fall f &gt;&gt;r
the b g, healthy
he-men cow
puncher*?" I inquired romanlleull).
"Not s i much rowlnys," snd
"T rejo" rt-grrlflfly, "hut for th*
other iliulrs they meet. The I fr
out there* i* riiiulue v„ in roman
ties.”
" I suypiMi tin* p-wlioy* ain't
don't Pee eo maey gurie in enrl*.
*« tough as they usid t, lu&gt; and
Sand?" t a&gt;ked, try'ng to eucth
th. sp rit of the west.
* "The old-time rowpunrhrr rev *r
was I ugh," riM "Trejo." "Thais
all moving p’rture talk. They nev­
er wore gold spur* nor red -whit.
—and —blue
chaps—that's
the
fancy stuff *n the p'rlures. The
old-tun*, cowboy wis just e deeplirrathing ruse who likad la se&lt;
tho tun go up and down nrnl *L
whsl ho wanted a* I* hurt nulmdv
O f course, he was liable to f ghl
if y.u got In hia way but hr nev­
er wrnl looking for trouble."
"Trejo” also doesn't think that
h a cowbtys sra a b'l mors tough
than we Easterner*.
"Why, say, there'* no bucklqy
bronco any wrCrs« than your auh
way. during the rush hour and
If you don't pall leather - rcaston
ally, you ar* plumb eraay,” he
aald.
T a T me. Taajo," I asked. -|l
they call them dudes on a dude
ranch, why isn't a dude-g'rl
guaat called a duchess ?"
" I never thought of that," aald
"Teejo,” rewriting up under hi*
four quart hat (e scratch.

nice and gophers are nosfpleM i.ui, arid be hallrd Leforc the
count and fined, seceding Id in
idict today of the Alameda Coutily traffic squad ■ The feopher
make* ate held to be worth their
weight In got,| to farmers. Thry
ere raid tn lie crossing the highaa&gt;i by the hundreds.

mad* lb* 7 | mil*' trip from Idfe
Hoar Form in good «tjjn and * » •
Installed In ona of th* palatial
I f n n wh tv bj wH/ bo joined lata
today by Day Daanty and Botanic­
al. two nlba.' Bradey darby eliflb-

barring arcblent, these ten horaea
wcu.d answer the eall next Batur.
day: Rlua Larkspurs, The Choctaw
Karl Ell I, Chleatie, Clyde' Van
Dusen, Windy City, Minotaur,
Krvssi Vullrar and Naiahapur
Churchill Downs colony was
stag ovrr the week-end arrival
of K. It. Drady’s Blue Larkspur,

• Ulna' Larkspur will be ffrtn
hie Huai darby trial tomorrow
morning ov. r tbo diwm track.
A report waa
currant that
Kraut, Baron Long*a California
wonder, may not be among the
starter*- Aitute obttrveri optonad
h« la not In prime condition for
aueh ■ gruelling teat aa the mile
ard a quarter againat the bait
3 yearo Id the landErvcat li an Intrnted etarter in
tit mile race tomorrow whan ha
will meet iome of the potential
darby candidal#*. H ii showing than
will dexl daw. other he starts In
the drrby.
Clydo Von Du*e did not shot*
any ill effects after hit hard raw
Psturday. although th- race will
not enhan're hia darby rating. 11a
hai no .oyerhelming..favorite and
diti'rio tno.e than etpecled when he
Tnl home (he band that opposed
him.
Karl Bomle'a sling ot ten racer*,
including th . drrby eligible harm*
itnge, are due hare tomorrow.
Dr. Freeland victor in the peakn*«» stake*. will arrive tomorrow
troralng, at will mlnotaur. Dr.
Ftaeland’a paakneaa triumph caus­
ed little stir here. Recollection

Ford Picks Sparrow
As Michigan's Bird
. DETROIT, May ld-flN A I-T V
lowly but sweet-voiced sang spar-j
row la Henry Ford’a “ eaadldatafj
for the tifl# of Michigan** o fflj
dal bird.
'jjJ,
In a lengthy 'nomination spate! 2
In the form o f a telegram to k lS j
Edith Hunger, praaidant of thj
Michigan Audubon 8oclaty, F*Ai
M forth the song sparrow a*
"our earliest Hngar In Spring ant
lata*! &lt;n Fall,
clean nesting bird, and worthy to'represent our atet* In th* panth­
eon of birds.”
'
Ford, who v s , one o f the an- 1
thon of th* Federal migratory r
Of • HrtJhtmn# bedlHus Big m m I
ehildren, recalled bis firat ocqnolntancaship with hi* "candidate,"'
"Th* earliest event I remember
1s that of my father taking my
fifteen-month* o)d brother In Ms
arms while my mother and I fol­
lowed on foot to tee a nung spar­
row's neat under a long near our
horn*. I was three years and nine
month* old at th* lime.”

PRESENTS

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Through special arrangements with Samuel French of New York
this play is produced by the Junior Class of Seminole High School.
The proceeds from this play will be used to defray the different
expenses of .the Junior Class for this year.

TUESDA Y May 14 th. 8:15 P.M.

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“ 1 worried a lot shout myself. X
d id not seem like myself, and my
nurvrs w rrr all on edge, t did not
sleep well, and my spiirU te le ft me.
“ I found Cardul to be an rsceUent
tonic. A lte r I luid taken l l a few
weeks. I lieimn to pick up and to
gain In weight and strength.
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• TALLAHA8SEF., May 15—
(IN 8 )—A fter passage In the
House, th a fjret of the admini­
stration's bond retirem ent meas­
ure* today was under fire h r the
fUnate of the F in .Ida assembly.
The f t lV r boaUlb amendment,
which prsctlca'ty would hare
walltfMu.tha blU,. failed of nVfdpffbn by three v o tevw ith an
equal number of Senators, Caro
Pensacola, Council, Carrebel e
and Taylor, RL Augustine,
dodging the roll call. The amendmmt would have postpon­
ed operation o f the act for St
months- The name of Mr.
Drown, of the Wichita bond
buying house, was brought Into
the dehat* when Scales, of
Pa.ry, askej Wagg, n r West
Palm Reach, floor larder, what
Interest r lit? gentleman had in
Ih# proposed legislatien. The
remark was occasioned by the
fart th at a "Mr. Johnson, re ­
puted to !&gt;e Brown's Iswyer,
was sitting behind Wagg and
passing up note* in the Senator
while the latter was under lire
of questions from the floor.

tin?
Is Exited&lt;WSaturday
By O tU D. TaHathna
U alarnM lonat New* Btrvlrv)
( S u i t Carreapandeat.f

FRIEDRICHSH AF EN, permany, May 16—The groat
German dirigible Graf Zeppoin will leave Tor Lakehurat,
J., at 6 o'clock tomorrow
morning (German timo), it
wad announced thia after­
noon by Dr. Hugo Eckner,
head of the Zeppelin works
and director of the trans-At­
lantic flight.

t

Dr. E cknrr expects to reach
L akeharat lata Saturday aren in f
o r Sunday morning, eatlmatlng
th at tha voyage will taka from 65
to TO hours.
The Q raf probably will fly o r tr
' . tha Loir* Vakay, Capa Finlatorrv, proceeding w vttw ardqvrr
th e A tanlie north of tho Axore*.
According to this roula th» d iri­
gible would strik e tha Virginia
ooaat, flying .thonet to W ashing,
ton, D. C., and Row York, then to
L akchurst. This asms rouU wa«
fallowed o r t r United State* soil
Although the campaign for ad­
when the aapp.lln made its prev.
vertising funds, to put the "sell"
loua flig h t to America.
in celery, Is not yet a week old.
NEW YOR k Tl u y 15—(IN S )— approitm &lt;trlv~k&amp;~per cent of the
Informed by International Newt entire acicage of the state I*
Service th at hia wife, Mary, had already pledged f° r the advertis­
been accepted aa a passenger on ing, according to a statem ent issutha G raf Zeppelin, Henry J. Pierce, *,i thia morning by the executive
dea'arod th at only a few hours
committee. The Idea of a national
b«ft&gt;Tc he held a tranefA tlantic advertising ram ptlgn featuring
telephone conversation with her th i health valuta of Florida celery
a t Priedrichshafen during which has met with an enthusiastic re­
aha aeiured him she would not o p tio n in Manatee and Sarasota
counties, and to ■ l*rX# extent in
crass oa U u dirigible.
"I den’t know what to think tne Sanford-Ovledo district. Com­
UOW," ho said. - ‘She trfki me ahe mittees ate hard at wurk to reach
had Just driven over to Friedrich, lb* goal of 60 per rent of acreage
pledged, before - the passing ol
shafen to aoe tha G raf Zeppelin another week.
rt off on Its flight, but, by
The general chairman of |he
aha b*va mr gimssing qow.
Seminole County district. II. J
i»." h e ' forrttimed, "a Lehman, paid enthusiastic tribute
before 1 recelvog a tnta morning la h ii fellow workers.
’a from her i In which aha'aaid “I have see* a number of camp­
Mr. Lehman
thought you would be more serv aigns," declared
!e than to believe l ‘d fly acro tt “but In none h a t the sp irit su r­
passed this piasent drive. The
ocean.’
thought Is being Instilled in the
’.rhapa she Jual said (hat to minds of the growers th a t this
%aflfy mol" Pierce .renfcrkisl. advertising is something destined
"Yak can’t tell what tha girl* will to aid each Individual grower,
do nowadays.” " I’m awfully wor­ through better returns to all ship­
ried about her and, by Jove, I ments. I hope th at the grower;*
will appreciate the sacrifice oi
hope |h e gets across allright.”
“ Ye*,iJ_ he said in reply to a time it requites for workers to
question.‘»I saw the G raf Zcppe. call on all growers in person and
will ro-operale by mailing in their
tin from my offie* window when it advertising contracts to W. M.
flew o v .r New York City nn its Haynes, Fred Dorner or myself,
first flight here, hut 1 didn’t go or b*&gt; handing them, duly executed
la see it a t fakehu rst."
to any member 'o f the campaign
Convinced th at hi* wife would committee.”
A meeting
of all campaign
make the flight as a ’’surprise”
visit, Pierce asked International w orkrrs, and other* interested In
the Immediate plana »f the Florida
News Service to keep him advised S
istc Celery Association, ha* been
«n the srppelin’s trip, lie it a called for tonight at H o'clock in
member «f tha firm of the Elec­ the olllces of tha Sanford-Ovledo
tric Bond and Share Company Truck Growers A rrp o rt of activi­
here.
ties In th e southern section of the
■tat* will be given by Allan l i
FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, May IS Gottachaldt, of tb* Gntlachalilt— (I N S )- M rs . Ilm ry J. Pierce, llum nhrey
advertising agency,
wife of a New York broker, who wk* has just ictu rn rd from m tc.w as ik* only woman to book paa- Ing in Bradenton an,i Sarasota.
"to H M g g w lth v irlM * gniW;
u t s fa r la k a h u rrt N. J., on |h*
German dirigible Q raf Zeppelin, or* about Sanford," staled Fled
Dorner,
ona of (he directors o!
changed her mind today and de­ the newly-formed
celery associat­
cided not to make the a ir voyage, ion, "I find *om# sentiment for v
she told International Naws Serv- celery clearing house. If those
lea.
who advocate such a movement
lia r husband had urgently cab­ could have been p.escnt at any ol
’ lad h*r from New York not to run the meetings held recently in
tha risk of an airship flight from Lakeland, tetw een representatives
Germany to America, but Mrs. of the three Florida celary grow
ricrce maintained her determina­ tag districts, they would realise
th a t the new association will g ra d ­
tion until thia afternoon. Even ually accomp.ish all the good
than it was not absolutely certain things th a t could he accomplished
ah* would not change her mind bv a clearing house, without any
of tha consequent red-tape. Thi*
agnin.
.#
I am sending my husband a F.orida S tate Celery Association
Cablegram th at I am not going is certain to b* the biggest thing
on the G raf Zeppafln,” said Mrs. lu at's aver happened for the celery
Pierre. "But, hasn’t a woman the glow ers; I surely hep* everyone
h tre will u k * the trouble to read
right to chango bar mlndT”
tha association's bylaws careful.)
and i n If they do not agree.
W. D. Benedict, of the research
s ta ff o f the C urtis Publishing
Com pear, has returned to P h ila ­
delphia a fte r addressing meetings
in Braden ton and Sarasota, aa
(Cceitinuad On Pag* Throe)
WABHtNOTON,
Mav
15(IN S )—S u it fo r op* minion dol­
lar* w a s 1 k taug h t ak ala st tha
Philadelphia R *nrd. today, by
Edward Baals McLean. publisher
s i tha W aahlagtan P ast, *ad tha
BATON ROUCE. La„ M s y J I .
(Cincinnati E nquirer
A
f a his petition filed In the dia- — (IN S )—Lines ware drawn to ­
day
for a last vote In lb* state
f trict supreme court. McLean sat*
* &gt;out th at h* has keen brought Into Sonata which mat yesterday to
• Warn, Infamy aad disgrace, as via begin tha Impeachment trial of
result of aa article published to Governor H as* P. Long on eight
tha Philadelphia paper of Monday. count* of official misconduct.
A vote probably wfll b , taken
•
Thia news «tory according 1*
th a McLean petition, declared today on two dem urrers filed
a t a dinner given by tha b&gt; Governor Lang which allege
Da Ugh*, Belgian Amhaas- th a t tha H a a s, o f B*pr***ntativ*e
• Is tha y aitad States, N f Loan voted Impeachment while It was
T ’ *r, h u t too wall.” Illegally to aaaaioa. aad th a t the
Sonata, la sittin g aa a a Impeach­
• ------ guests
h f tha ment court, w as acting contrary

PUBLICITY DRIVE
FOR CELERY HAS
gainedheAdway

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Approximately 45Percent Of Total Acre­
age HasBeenSigned

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McLean Starts Suit
For Millioa Against
Philadelphia Record

Teat Vote To Be Had
Today In Long .Trial

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Tentative Proposition Is
SubmittedByBondMen To
HUEVLONGFOR »efinance Sanford’s Debt

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Louisiana Body Vo tea
By Narrow Margin
Which ShowsCJovernor Still Has Power
BATON ROUGE. La„ May 1 5 (IN S )—The Renat* will try H ue/
P Ixtng, Louisiana's youthful, redhesded chief executive, for im­
peachment. T hli was determined
shortly befoia noon today when
the Senate, sittin g a* a high court
Of Impeachment, voted 20 to 10
to try the Governor on eight
rtiurta of official mlrcor.doct.
The “test ro ta ” w*s regarded
as a tremendous victory fo r th i
Governor. A lthouih tha vole will
place him an trial, the narrow
margin showed th a t he had atrong
tupport Among th# »rn*lor» a*
the beginning of th* trial.
It will taka a two-thlida vote to
impeach tha chief executive. A tcoming to today's shpwmg of
strength, there will have to be a
big aw lrg to the anti-admlnistraltun camp to Older IQ COIlVIlT
l x.ng,
•
,
There are only 89 members in
the Senate, and every one of thcm
cast his vote today. Die first vote
ws* on a demurrer filed by th*
titivrtnor when the Senate conven­
es! in trial session yesterday to
quash all of th* llouss Indictment*
against him.
.
'I h« Governor and his brilliant
array of countel contended that
,h r first count—alleged Inlftnidalion of the press—wa* not an
impeachable one, and th a t the re­
maining seven Indictments wste
passed by th* House a lte r it had
.eased to legally (unction.
th e last seven
indictments
against Governor Long were pass­
ed by the House last month after
the time sat by Gov lo n g for the
adjournment of the special session
of the Icgisistuie which he called
togethrr for tax legislation, qnd
which turned tUelf Into an im­
peachment grand jury.

SENATEBEGINS93 Die, Scores Hui
NEW
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v . M Jyor Gray. I h . CUy'
Isriilk an d represeatativts o f xrari- " Spshd.i h o w b o t h j O l
~ » &amp; i d houses met to dfccuw V j
tK* '
pU "
Vt.fiber the interest p.ymcwt on
dr* ‘“ c
July I, and a-tentative proposition — »—t l*&gt;*t » w ould' r quire
was auggetted by the bond men. much Investigation aa to Ita m er­
it, before they 'could endorse It.
N at Wagner, of Eldredga and Commissioner Miller was absent.
Co., pream ted the following p-an
The bond reprr* n a tiv e , were
which was the basis of th* di*. asked to return for n meeting
cusslon and asked th at the Com­ with th* Commission on Saturday
mission consider Hit m atter care- morning Instead of the Monday
i.uiv b fore making any final meeting which they had proposed,
statem ent. "We propose, tentative- and Ih* m e.ting adjourned after
ij, suujixt Ui uiuiirm atfon by our
the Commission decided to ca’I a
associates and arcrptanca by the special m arling of t»x.payers to
City, th a t In consideration of th /
whom the plan wou!,| tie offered
City Commission, by proper legal
for iheir upir
authority, perm itting the designa­
tion . by us of a fiscal it gen i t*
With the C u , &gt; ummisairn'* in­
operate the fiscal affairs of tha tention of calling a meeting of
dilfercnt
groups of tax-payers for
City In so fa r only as ita bond
Le*
servici* la cencemrd, to u ta eur r t”**** w||*Wt **s|( swsals
best endeavors to exchange par monloux meeting held a t the CUy
fur par, bonds m aturing over, a Hall la«t night when « mimhrr
of the largest property owners,
period of th# next few yaand U were heard left no doubt In the
he ag rik d upon. Further, thud* mind* of the Commission th at
who whl pay their Interest .a n further meetings were unneces­
their special assessment* to data sary.
would be granted the privilege of
M it night's affair » m an open
having their unpaid special as­ meeting, with s.11 the Commissessment* attended ever a s Idng sinner. j u r t m :—eurrep*—tSrmtniVr
a period as could be legally donp. rioner Chase, tn d with a large
delegalicn of prom lnrnt business
at least 15 years.”
men on hand. A fter the meeting
Commissioner* Chase ami New. had been opened with the read­
man were atid tn be in favor of ing of the id an offered hy the
the plan and to have cxprvaw d'bond repre»etitatlve*, « round
the hope that It would be lavor(C m tinurd t*o Cage Three)

ESTELLE TAYLOR PATRONAGE QUIZ
INSISTS SHE AND TO BE RESUMED
JACK ARE HAPPY IN NEAR FUTURE
Denies She Intends To
DivorcelluHbandBecauHe He HitFriend

NUMBER

Member Audit Bureau Of Circulation*

SANFORD FLORIDA. WEDN&amp;DAY, MAY IS, 1929

Remedial Legislation
Will Be Sought For
CurbingEvillnDixie
ay
(IN S )—T he S en ate inquiry

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into

Debenture Fton InBill
MairChuscRowOvcr
RcspectivcRiRhtsOf
LowerHo«se,
Senate
» *
Ry William K. Hutchinssm
(In t rnational N ew sSenlrc)
&gt;
( S tiff t'orrespondrnt.)
WASHINGTON,
May
15Whlle the farm rid e r b attle shirt:
od hack to the House, today the
S. natr developed a new legisla­
tive w ar over President Hoover'*
plea for rnactnirnl of the con­
gressional rrapportionnv nl.
Thr new farm Mil, containing
the export debenture plan which
Mr. Hoover disapproved, pass il
the Senate by a tid e of 51 to .Tit
and was sent to the House Im­
mediately wilt) a r quest for u
cc.nfcren.e to Iron out differences
M-twe n the two brunches. The
fact that 31 adm inistration sen­
ator* voted against the hill in the
Senate
occasioned- roneiderahhauriiria—--------------------- --------------A conflict l&gt;elwrrn House a no
Senate over their rt-x|H-v,tlvo cen»
atltuliennl lights may develop, ,|u.
to ailoptlnn of tin- debenture pljm..
Ailministration lendets though wer
hopeful the llou&lt;e would simpt)
reject the dels n tu rr without a&lt;sailing UT t|tl?XlK&gt;Htng~nie Keha te's irnwer to esiginule it. The
iasu , revn'ving around the right
-&gt;f the Senate to initiate a "rvven.
ue raising measure”
amt the
quiatmn whether the debenture
&lt;on es under that title, might de.
lay enactment of farm relief foi
montns. If rnlsrd.
The bill as finally passed by the
Senate t* &gt;uld set up ■ fedrrul
farm tHiard with broad powers I"
stabilise agriculture. It would
have a f.Mm.UOO.UUO revolving fund
to make 1 an*
co-eperutiVes and
ether m arketing organisations.
Glft.-l siabilixation rorpvrationa
.
••-•.VsUbUsbtd by th a.b ill,
to be financed by the government,
for handling surplus eorp* amt f
1 1 port nvi rfiow production. Thr
delM-nlure, added t&gt;y the Senate,
would Ih- invoked tn time ef em rgenry and under
it. u bounty
would be p a id 'o n exported su r­
pluses equal to half tlv tariff on
any particular crop. This provis­
ion led to m&lt;-*t " f the fill-work,
in tin- Senate's debate.

HOLLYWOOD. May 14— (IN 8»
(
u*han
p a tro n ag e w hirh alrcsdv
—E s tr ll. Taylor "g * '" den ed t—
driven afi ks&gt;.l»tant a ltn m e )
d a y —th a t she planned to - divorce fteneinl Into exile and resulted
Jack Dempsey,
form er heavy, ftM-r.il criminal prosecutions wi.l
hi- n Mimed in the near futoie.
weight champion.
tindi-r present plan, additional
Her latest denial cam# in con­ hi-Miings will Ih- held In W ashing­
nection w th reports of a battle ton, and if the Senate recesses tile
LONDON. May 18. — (IN S )— between Dempsey and Joe Benja­ special committee cxndurttng til'
min In New York a t a party *1 ►rota- headed l»v Senator llriwikFifteen hundred casua’tles have
legrdly attended hy Miss Agno* h art (It) of Iowa, will go Into the
taken place aa tha result of a heatO'Laughiln, Uroadway star, and South to take testimony in Trxas,
o ’ bailie between Cantonese n a­
• Mississippi, ILouisiana, Alabama.
tionalists and Kwangsl troops at other*.
"I mi Simw Mix* 0'L aughiin. but Kentucky. South t'aroliiia and
Shtklung according to an E*Georgia.
I am almi-et' certa'n th at Jack ploliahly
I’lepnratory to oprning heatings
change telegraph d spatch from did not Bi-company her to • party
here
a
tneeung
will tie held in
Hongkong today.
a t r*port«-d" Dempsey's wife de­ the next few duys for organixstIt was officially announced, the
clared. “ In fact I doubt that Jark ion work and to map out plans
dispatch stated, th at Cantonese
even attended thr party. He r* I d for the future. While no remedial
troopa, aided hy gunboat* and 15 mo liy long distance early In the ligislatton has In-en proposed,
a irp n n rs, launched lhc attack up­ evening on the night of hia quarr.q menilieis expresmsl an Intention
on the Kwangsl*, who retreated in w th Joe llenjamln la said to have ol trying to whip some sort of lull
snrrirr and with g rrn t loss a f­ taken plare. And he also called luto shape for presentation at tin
Drrember session..
"
te r several heurs of fighting.
me late th a t night.
**
tinder Its in w Power the com
H ie retreating troops w rre hot.
"Itoth t'men he mentioned a stag
ly pursued by snipers in the a ir­ dinner which ho attended tlmt m ilter i an re to rt a Mil d irn tly
to the b en atr and reeinnmend its
plane*.
evening and whlih wou d have |&gt;ie. cnartm ent
Additional fighting took place
llniokhart d rilsle d ho alrrailv
vented h m from being a guest at
near Samshul, the gatew ay to the party attended by the girl had in mind a m rasurn dralgni-d
Canton, tha massage continued.
hioadly to do away with patronage
Cantonese gunboata fired upon dancer*.
"Jsck called me twice yesterday, III poiriii-a, but said ho would not
Kwangala vessels attem pting to
cnee in the afternoon and onre o rfeit It until evidence liefure
land troop* near Kamshii), V.'llng In th r evening. Each time he tMd ia comm lltre has Iwen further
and wounding many and capturing m g. th a t th*.-new spaper *t*.»**» a n a ly sed ami tUlUtliim L ______- —
Tn# Iowan said he espected the
■ sisrai beats. ■
- ------------!
The allied Contones, arm ies were untrue and to pay no alien- Senate tn t J .r a rrrrss during
t o n to them.” "Jack slapping June while im finance rommltteo
have
raptured Kweiling
and
llenjamln In th* nose ia certainly considers the adm inistration's new
Pinglo w th o u t bloodshed. Bamshui
not enough tn causa me to want ta riff erhrriulr, and ho|ir&lt;| tu brirg
remain* In th* possession of CanIts
a divorce. I* fact, I think it Juat hia committee hark from
Ion troopa.
ahowa th a t ha at-ll haa the o'd southern trip ready to suhnul
-ligislatiun tu prevent patronage
lu n c h ,'' ah* boaated.
corruption.
” 1 do not know where al| this
talk about dlvprce cornea from
POI* IIOTTI.F. IK FATAL
but a check of telephone calls be­
AKRON.
o T M .y 15 - . (I N S |tween Jack and m , w tl show that
we are at least on sperl Ing terms. Th* “ pop bottle riot" at Dunn
E ither he calls m e each n ght or I Field in (Tevrland lis t Saturdsy.
NEW YORK, May 15,—(IN K )— call him. "As soon as I esn »«•' during the hull game Itetwrm
Edwin Owynne, 46. and hi* 19- our hous, her*, I expect to rrjo n C U veand and Philadelphia, result­
y ra r-o d brid* of a few months, Jack in New York. I hut* this will ed .it on* casually leday when io-e
today were being bald * t police quiet th i, divorce talk."
P orter 2h. died .n a hospital here
headquarters bare oa gr^nJ la r­
ceny charge* aria'ng ou. of 'h e
■Urged passing of 4T checks to
which It i* ehsrged they forged
the names of Chicago, Boston and
west ceakt mlllwoaire*.
Th* check* th* aritgU a s , a!WASHINGTON, May J5. - i the Capital. It* Is a guest a t th#
Irrrd to have Pjwwd j s n g e d fro m
120 to 9500 and ber 'Im itations o f (IN'S)—Gan. Charles G. Dawe* Whit* House. From Washington
th a signstm ha ' 4 / J l l a i y Swift, hasn't gone “high b a t" a nee his ,j&gt;* will return In his hrcna in Ch Joseph M. Cudahy, B. F. FSa'd and appointment aa am bassador In the
&amp; C. Gates, all o f A 'c s i * , Bert ccu rt ef S t. Jams*. Hia conversa­ cogo, nnd than go to New York to
B arker a f Loo Angelas, Cal.. tion still aparitea w ith those **• sail on tha Olympic June 7II* had ■ two-hour c o n ftn n t*
Opklnraa Sprafu# ef Boeton. and prsaaiv* ward* *#Ak which he one*
ith Stlmson roncornmg tha pond­
shocked a congrm alanal cenwniting Stale or the naval arm am ent
Drawn on t h , City T ru st Com­ te*.
.
d other questions of Angkipany or Fir*! National Bank a t
A rrivlag her* today for conferChicago tha check* wgr* presented rncos w ith President Hoover and American concern.
0*n. Dawres revealed th a t h* a l­
a t F ifth A vague ^w*U 7 and an ­ Secretary of S tate S tiaaon un
tique store* fa r aaaall purchases. Angte-Americaa relation*, th* new ready la being invited te a ffa irs
Gwynna would than ask th a t ho be am bassador eras asked if a part on tha eth er side. Lady A ster In
of bis diplomatic ward rob* would rtted him by cable to attend n g a r­
g erm th a change. peiie« say.
Tha accu s a l a n U said to h a v t included Ik* *ITt kn**-breech*a den f i t , sh* la giving tn July, but
told detectives th a t h , spent a a In- which G*orga H array mad* fa ­ th* gwatrai cabled back th a t k*
heritaac* o f MOO^00 aad th a t mous by wearing to are tb* King. thought i t ImpraeUeabla to make
g sg s m sn u until a fte r Ua arrivth a t lias* ho haa aansad three Tba gvaaral tank hi* nndcr-ateng
B agla nd.
y ears of • 10 y e a r aoataaca fa r pipe from his mouth a rd exploded:
“ How .wire you a re ," aaU a
grand larcagy. H* m arried hid girl- "You g* P h m b t« halt."
tim
A»&lt;9l
Jta z a a xH .n o r i i*a i m . to

1500 -Casualties In
CantoneseFighting
A re Said Inflicted

f

46-Year-OldSpouse
And His Girl Bride
Held For Forgery

Dawes H a sn ’t Gone “H ip h H a t”
And. Still iise s Sparkling Language

Mi
MANYVOLUNTEER Casualties
In.
TO HELPGUARDIN Higher
Consumes Fftti
STRIKE DISTRICT Modern Struc
Will Aid"Tn Protect­
ing: Employees Who
Have Gone.ToWork

J

E I.IZ A IU m iT O N , Tenn.. May
15—(INK)—Scores of
rllltc n ,,
n-prrsentulivc* of every walk of
CI.KVKLAND, Muy 15.—
ll&lt;*, | m lay volunteered their ser- (INS)—At li'n-Ht 120 persona
.lea mb deputli-s ill *,/isting til in'rishrtl, luionlinjf tn first
tuarding and protecting einpn )r» rt'isrrts, when fin', nsultinff
d the tilanlrsliiff and llemherg
.ayen plant* to nnd Irom work. I'mm un vxplosion in tho
|tr. A. Mnthwurf, president ef x-rny riurm, stnrUtl In Clcvoh th the plants which were cin»»d loiiri nitilc
Hospital in tho
town l&gt;y n strike of their 5,500 vastcra part of the city Ut
mptoyrs In 't monih. tmlay inlied newapspcrtnrn to visit the iiutin totlay.
O t h e r estimates placed th o
danl* and see f r r tivem -ijsfi
vh eller the re|Hirt* were true casualty list a t at least 50 d**d
hnl only u few i f th,. employes and pu lnjuicU.__ A n -in trm alin u l
Tail 1n rrm n t-ttT —wrrrkr
.hew* her vie* rr|Mirtrr on tn* .
availed seen# tnld hr had counted SO
Newap*|H-rnirn
who
......
..........
th
e
Invitation
__
hemselvr*
&lt;-f
InhIIvs __
It was d itllru lt to dia■unit hundred* of employ** nttijinguish the living Irom th*
w Ik and aetivu pioduetlon going ■lend, however, a* lirornsri carried
llie patient* fn nr the burnlnc
" ile a rin g of 22 strik e pick et, nr l.oiia ng i,|, stretchers
etteil Monday w as po*1|Mined unA scene of indescribable con.41 .tuunirruw - .afli-rnucn----- lii'nds ruslon uml pandemonium (ollowad
, ere fixed nt *250. Mer,. than the espliisloir
.
ilHI strikers were arrested yesThe hospital, headquarters of
irn lay on charges of Intimidating
■mployes returning to » ' rk. I&gt;ul Hr I'rtle, i, one m the most mod„„»t of them wore rvdeased »*•' • ir n a no complclely r quipped in
■nil lioiirs later a fter aulhoritte, tne country and in some respects
warned them to leave the work­ is said to Ih* atirnd of the Mayo
t'llnlc. It was crowded to rfp acers aloli*.
tty and fi;»t ri ports wrr* mat.
rre were about 3tUi patients a t
GKIX.NVII.I.K, S. f . May 15 tb
the time of th,. disaster.
lIN S I —Men* than 500 emThe tlsnie* were under control
t loves of the
New
England- ut I o'clock Just a fter th r l* lt
iouthern Mill ut I'eUer, S. &lt; •, three patients had tievn carried
who struck r-nrly in the week out. The building had be*n at-'
.ere reported Imrk at work to- most completely gutted and wan'
'ay. Tli# strike was jH-n-ipitated
ry the dismissal of two employe* still'sm oking but the flames were
for soliciting aid for striker* at under runttul.
|k c Itrainlon—Mill*- boro.. - —■— — Ilunared* of pollrr from all-pr**'
clnrts and - suburb—) station*
•*
UNION, S. t'..
May 15.— w rre rushed to the arrne. All
available file fighting equipment!
, |N S t Work w as esperlerl In
Firemen wer*
resum ed a t th e Monarch and was laded out.
O ltam y Mills M le tim n rro w , *« handienpiH'd in their work by
tlie
lim
its
from
burning
chemi*
n -'id t of un rigri-enrent reached
•
by We-IVITS and b a tte ry
filers Cfllft.
I'alients, a few of whom were
will, | h r mill executive*.
Tlic
reported to have been undergo­
weavyl* Vntrsl t»- K” , ’" r b.1,
work inking *2 loom s at
« ing o|«erntlnns, wer,. tarried from
Wis-k. Till- battery filers writ re- the Klrurlure on M rrtrhrrs. Thos*
r»*l\r u i|HNltrr «*f *» r«*itl iiiitfim '. on lit*, upper stories were ferried
u"W ,| icd.lt rs
About IlHI patient" were re­
ceived nt Mt. Slnsi
Hospital, •
nearby, while other** wrr* rushed
to other neighboring Institutions.
Firemen, spectators rind pa­
tients, were t-idlapslng from tho
lieai and eht-mliai fumes.
WASHINGTON.
Muy
ir.
FHIKDIIH MS*1AKKNJ. » Urrllrr-w
(IN S t Th.. nest gm ernor g e n - 1m any.^ M ry 1
‘
fi«-r. 5fl *l«w«w«yn foiin*l ulurnnl
ria l of the I'hlllppine* prolMtldy
Zr|»|*rliii will l»r fu n til
wlf, Im- Dwight W. ibtvis, of M iss, I Ih* •te alk iV |iUnV,'* fv in hj
to
ouri secretary of war In the pi
ihlpn «•»
Ihiilli’rk Mlnianl
t'lMilidge ailminist ration*. Interna­ uM,
i a*
re.* unnoutK^il lirn* luilny.
il wu*
tional New* M r vie. learned l»lint In n*ntr»»t In t^«* |»D*tr »
wLm wnlknl th«' pUnk
day.
WASHINGTON.
May 15. —
Isre silent Hoover
has Imh-o with H pistol or rlitl*s« ut their &lt;IN S )— Tli# Jam es Ml| giving Oq,
tanks,
th#
niialern
‘,knigl;l*
«&gt;f
wrestling with this appointment
President (Miwi-r In eonscr p t Ike
since I,efore inauguration, and tins «hr p|H»n
I.pen
J 'f, l&gt;7 „ ||nr .,|m . man puwar
tk# unites* #a tim *
&gt;»■
UMla t la s t narrowed down the iisl-to
of «&gt;mrrie*n&lt;*yt lntru&lt;lu&lt;MHl In th#
'/.epl-elin
in
night
will
have
puraa few men, with Davis a* the o u t­
liousv a t the rrq u rst nf K rc ltta ty
at lac lied to their I'Xrks.
standing timl probable appointee, shuts**
Following the disc iver&gt;- amt of W ar Uo d, i* th** W ar D epart­
aieortling to reliable authority.
arrest »f f&gt;re„ would In- stow a­ m ent's iiiessure vv'i cii h#i l&gt;cen
The Post, in some rvsprct*. I* ways aboard the Zeppelin today, w nl b&gt; t'sm grrss smuixEy for * w
one of the most d' slrald* in the shortly M foie tier schriluled hop- l . a| year- pust. a l1I represents n s
government, for it carries a sa l­ nfr for Uv Unllrsl States J ie rliang,, of paltry, f e r r e ts ty Guoil
ary of 125,D00 a year amt a vir­ Zepi'idiii company non lunm l tnut derierisl lotlsy,
•
tual pnlsea In tho Island* for a henceforth "'I stowaway* found
lie e x |la ‘rm| that when (lie *#•
■I
m
usi
i
I
the
ship
a
fter
It
b
aw
*
reside ore.
lectiv,. dsnll in t was udii-ta i when
Th • governor genrralshin is now It. hxnear will Ih- ilmppcd over- the itn iln l Slat,*, entCM’d the
I'osni. equipped with iw railiutes.
tpm|K&gt;rsrily filled hy Eugene G il­ II iiim* fnUlltt U’fo rr th r »hl|i World War much n.-e.llesi delay
more vice-governor, who tmik over \rm\en th.. gnoiml will
»«**• ensued while thr tilll vs as bring
the adm inlatratlve duties U|sin jrr» to nrrr»l *»*»«! pnMwutlon. amrn.lcd and ha,he I ever.
th - deiurrture of Henry I. HI IrnT hi. vtiling wi*b nr«*rs»iilt#trU
The purpose of tl c Jam es 1. *1,
*• n to teeorne seeretary «f slat* | » r ( ' i of th** nunihrr of rj*f»»** he said,Tinder which h# President
trtiry of |»rnkon» «ttrin|htinir t»» ir«*i could call I" the colors all able
in the Hoover aiimlnistraljnn.
It t* consldrrrd ■ post « f " ,n- frre ri*h’« on th« Zcpprlin flight
bodlrd -men Mrtwrrn lhf ages pf
•Iderat/r Importanre hnsia* of
IH and 45, was to avoid this de­
thr difficulties i-aprrirnn-d l»y
lay. The srin liv 'c d raft act tal«
past governor grnrrats nutshly
m naiid with the war and Ih* W ar
c; n. loH&gt;n*rd Wood ami lircaus*
Ite-j srtm anl has ( til -for sypre tlpu^ it is the Amrriran base in the Far
t a i a sim ilar tsitl should be on thia
CHICAGO.
May
15.
-M
IN
K
)East.
stslu ta lin k s ag aia st ftnoltteri
|
Ch rsg o 's vast arm y »f rhlldren •incigvncy.
will not hr denied th r city '" pUvC onrrrnlng the conscript on o f
grounds this summer. Th|» fs t industries in time of w ar. Goqd da^s-.s^
waa ascertained today fcllaw.ng rlared be was not y rt ready ‘t * . , ■ct'on t'V city official* hath In the
niakv iccominriuiationa, b u t tk a k 'T f J
ATLANTA. Muy 16. - I I N S I - city and at Spr ngfie’d. '
he lied long felt th a t "th* dollar
At
a
inrrling
nf
th
r
rliy
offlr
On# prisoner wa* shot and In stall:,
ong witk|
should lx i onscr pted along
lata
it
was
dr.
drd
that
the
play­
ty kilted, a depuly warden was
th r m an."
grounds
w
iin«c
maintained
in
op­
_
i t
beaten sev»r**y and 36 iwiaonrr#
refused to work th i, m orn'ng in a eration by the extra-lag^1 scheme
POLICK RAID DIVE
1
mutiny a t th* south convlrt ramp of borrow ng from ntner city
--------t
funds which show a balance.
near Hapaville.
WASHINGTON, May I I .
A t the same time, other .c fllrJ
The prisoner, Harold l’*lr&gt; ■
(IN'HI—W ithin a block of tb s de* ■
tela
were
In
H
pringfied,
a
ttem
p
t­
negro santencod fo u r four years,
partm vnt of Jus ties, whore tkC
waa shot by John Adams, foreman ing to gel some kind of re*lsif fr*»ir most aealous law enforcnm faf
of th* camp, a fte r Pat* matched th* state legislature. This relief agents of tho governm ent . M 4
a billy from Ed Gorman, deputy will be in t h , form of tax antici­ forth, city pelic, la s t n lg k t re)do4
which, whan
warden I" A *rg* a f tb# camp, and pation w arrants.
a full-bk»wn gam bling
bou»n&gt;
■truck h*m over th e mouth. A fter mad* leg*", will tek* care of th* F ifty man In all srera airaatod,
deficit
in
tha
playgrouni
fund
county officials hurried out t* the
Tb* place w as aquippad f o r .
camp and
threatened drastic caused by the delay in coll «ctlon latt*, ilkn and poker
•
f
to
la
s,
vrivkb
ia
in
to
rn
,
dna_to
step*, tha mutineer*, all negreaa,
w*U a* fpr hgnd'Jng yacg
P9TC Ifi P O trV tv
t r a j u * ittwa It Berk, ^ w t.; t,k f
•

Dwight Davis Will Stowaways On Bit?
Probably Be S e n t Dirigible Will Be
To Philippine Post Made To .lump Off

.lames Bill Would
Gi\e To President
Righl To Conscript

Chicago Parkw Will
Not Be Closed Down

Prisoner Killed And
Warden Hurt In Riot

i

II;

i'li veland. O , May 15— (IN S )
— I’idIre thi* afternoon rsUuHt*
ted that more than 91 p u n a s
p.-rkri.ifl. In tb* flra r*«uKlagt
from an riplonlon In th* x-ray
room of Ik* LlcvrUad CUnia
lloftpital here today.

k"---

TvA
..ft 'Ax..

• «

�I

yvuam

ERG -Bow They Stand

i

Dempsey Denies He
Hit His Old Friend

HTa S I ___

'■

7 ' . VLt te

v&gt;r»

-4..

-A*

*t

th . POM
L-wd
tk . Core mission w a. so IuUOH* (IN
r^
divided i s Ita desire U co-ope­ requested th a t they' ha eucu aa&lt;
rate fo r the mutual benefit. Iof asking for an Informal m eeting at
al( parties, be mold a** oo other 0:30 o’clock this morning.
altem atlv* than to asx the lull
Monro* B. H utton appeared be­
settlem ent on July I, and to H fore the Commission and requested
/
was
not
forthm
iim
g
to
take
th a t a voucher be issued him
(Coatlnuad From P ao e One)
drastic stea* for, Ita collection. He
who had failed to do *o. thui said be fatly roallsed th a t th* covering lb* balance of the con­
claaalfylng S w tn ftlraa a* un­ City waa unabU to obtain neces­ tract he h*l,| w ith the City. J i m
patriotic and dishonest tntm ben sary funds, but th at It wag a Commission referred the m atter
of the community. '
m atter for th# City to handle and ta the City M anager fo r hla apCommUilonar Miller jum ped to not th* bond booae*. Mr. W agner
ptoval of th* work, and notlflA)
hla feet a t once, etatliqg th a t he said th at on* of th* worst feature*
Mr Hutton th a t th* settlem ent
about
tho
entlm
m
atter
wa*
the
took sacgption to the ')iw acp n i “
statem ent made by the lia y o r th a t fact th a t th* City anparuntlv had would ha mad* aa quickly a a l
•
the people wer« dranoneit, adding mad* no effort ta effect a collect­ ,|o«sible.
ion of the delinquent taxes, and
th at It waa obrloeuly anjlmpoaelbll- •aid there w»r# anv number of
E. F. l(ou«holder asked what
ity fo r th e sm all m tmhlLe .r of la x ­ laws req u lrin r aav*went n&gt; lave* •'itposition th# CUy had mad* i t
paytra. to continue furldw r In
which h* fed th* City could take hi* auggaallon of ***•■ days ago
efforts to :p a y |1 100.00 ■ day
da In * d '* n t* re of.
th at a cbeau»T w ater ra te be al­
U reat
i i J d * U f d r . of W right *nd W *r lowed tha cHiara* qtr Arater to be
autre r / 1— ---------- . ■„ .—m mtwlm r lew, requested seme statem ent •**nd for lawn*, .C ttr Mmita g et
th# bom blieM m . FelUrwItig m dia- from Commissioners Chat* S te e r Calm* advised th a t he was vrmhhe
rusalon aa to th* fund* available •nd Newman. In view of th* fart to collect sufficient d ata from
othav mmirimltla* as to the ad■t th* present tim e to m i«t th* 'b a t moat nf the discussion op to vlalbllltv of making a reduction,
July paym ent, and th e advUlblllty tb«t time had heett an extended • a s the m atter waa tabled ttpt
of creating an act allow ing the debate between Comm'*aioi—r Mil­ farth er consideration.
ter and Mayor Cmv- H t taked for
City to mako a tra im ftr of 1U • heir v&lt;#wi on tho tran sfer nf
Ju st before adjournment. Com*
fund* from on# account t o __ fund* f*v&gt;m ether account* to help mi**loner Nearman deplored the
other. CommUilonar , H t ler forth meet the J**1r p e v m e rt Crtn- l»rk of eo-op*ration which has
a r stated th at he wr*uld not favor mlasloner MUIer again Interruntrd characterised several of th* past
tho paym ent of any* more money hv aaylpe th*t he woo’d orevent aeralon* of th* Commission and
than th a t which Is i/rev ded for In •"eh artlee bv the Cemm,*«|nn a&gt;kes that th« body make every
with an Inlun-tlon. Inasmuch as attem pt noeslhle to work together
the present budget.
tb* City C harter did not provide tor th» heat Interests of th* City.
Considerable dlto u u lo n
then for
the transfer.
Tommlaaloner Ml'ler, who an*
arua- between th# bond men and
Commlsaloner Chase' einreased •bout to leave a t this time, stated
the Commissioner* with a state­
*ho view th at an amendment could that he nhlected to anvona orderment by N a tt W agner, who la an he d ’awn ao aa to legalise the log the City A ttorney to do any­
Kldredga and Co., represent*, liansfera, which ha daeme-l neces thing unless It bu | n regular aa*.
t to, th a t i b t a the members •ary In this em errenrv. II* said •'on. leaving the meeting with
of the ComndiMon seemed at ha was In favor uf taking rare of Mayor C ray's nartlng shot that
odds as
to Jiait where
thev •ha Interest when due and nf mak- •' waa Impossible tn do bualnesa
stood, he would rc q u rit ■ vote on In r some arrangem ents as to tha with auch a damn fool".
The meeting was then adjourned
the following retiolutlona to give ntinrlral.
Commissioner Hpeer
th 'm an idea aa i to juat how much u aa of the opinion th a t there was until thla morning.
In accord the Commissioner* were: no future In attem ptlnr to bridge
"la the CommUilon willing to "v*r tha m atter end that It was
use all fundi legally available for *:me for the bonn houses to rnmo
the paym ent of Interests due on fnrw trd with some n'an. knowing
July I, 1029, a n d does the Com- as they di-t th* condition of affairs
Before the resolution! were vot­
mlaalon agree to Ini troot the City
Attorney to have a special act ed upon Comml*sloner Miller made
"
"
«lt»ck upon Mayor C ray's
pasted by (ho Legislature for
t0 q t y AHon&gt;*y wiisnn
au th o rity -U tran sfer I . the debt
AT
service account any funda not wntch concerned tha amendment
r**ardlng
the extension nf time
needed for current obligations,
subject to approval of the City [ '" " ‘. f a r the payment of U ses,
1-AKE MARY CA.SINO
Com m ission".-The vote on-4hi* Mr. Miller felt th a t-th e letter
A ttorney Wilson In a bad
resolution- -w as
Commissioner ’••fed
|t.ht In th at It made It appmir
Munlc tty
Cray, Newman and Chase voting tliat
the A ttorney was putting
aye, CommUaloncr Miller voting something over on the people
Mrm*M Synropatnm
nay, and Commissioner hpeer re­ Miller attem pted to defend th*
fusing to commit himself.
.
A
ttorney
ancLwan
highly.
hwens«d
— "la the C ity Commission wtJtlng a t tha Mayor In ordering the Atto Instruct th* City A ttorney to toiney to proceed a t once with
use legal machinery to force the tne amendment. Thla heated argu­
collection o f delinquent taxes and ment cam# to an end with the
street paving Installm ent*" The Mayor’, denltl of all tho rh arres
vole on thla resolution was Cnm- (bade by Mr. Miller, adding that
m lilonrra Chase, Cray, Speer New­ theie was no thought of taking
man, aye, a n j Commlsaloner Mil­ the m atter In his own hands, and
ler. nay.
• • that he had the approval of the
Mr. W agner said th at the re ­ S-Vh tr Commissioners In hla action.
port of the financial condition The Mayor's parting remark was
waa a decide,| shock .to him, a l­ that anyone who sal,! that there
though he expected It to be bed.
a iy attem pt nt under cover
He added th a t though ha fully ap­ work waa either mla-lnformed er
preciated the fact th at the City * osmn liar.
waa up against a serious problem.
With tha adoption of th* rvao-

c it y a c t s

Cosm opolitdn'Educatiowt ;
‘ FOfcCE PAYING
'
/ .Possible W ithout Europe OF D U E T A X E S

SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE .
■NEW YORK, May 14—(INHI—
W.
L.
Pet The eternal qu.tU on, "who hi lad
Mantgemery ___ 18
10
A ll eoch Robin f * has been re la gated
J a rk s o n v llie __ 14
M 0 to the discard by the new and
II
Sa’i-na _______ 18
foe
11
A il measing .q u e r y , “who hit
C olum bu*_____ I I
II
.444 Benjamin T" The Broadwey furore
Penaaeola ____ I t
II
.423 th a t i caul ted yesterday o ra r the
T a m p * ----------- I t
Jl
.407 report th a t Jack Dempsey had
” oor*^1, hla one-time
"bosom
fnend during the course of a
whaorwa p a rty In a Fifth Avenue
* AMERICAN LEAGUE
hotel nam ed anew to d*, follow­
.
&gt;
r! rO R K , M&gt;r 14. — (IN 8) r
W.
L.
P rt ing the new* th a t a "peace pact'*
Baraey Fribenr, who • New York ____ 11
7
.860 had been signed, by the pugilists.
I of month* i p aeemed des- Philadelphia . . . 13
7
Dempsey w ent on record yester­
*s spend th* season In I he St. Loue ........... 11
AB| day aa denying he had "socked ’
0
i Atgout. today If leading D etre't _______ 16
11
ATI Benjamin o r had aren ben aware
b "*i hatting with • Ju'ey Cleveland ___
11
IS
AIM his prtM ncc a t ths whoopee party.
I of J 90. • mark surpassed IW ashlngtoa____ 7 —. I E - J t t Coupl* thia denial w ith -th a-sto ry
of- th s reeiiinlllaWtei ■aETPfogfft
IIP *»d b la d r. ay* e p o rW - k f
Do*too
Benjamin in j-jro ti h ir e ' ■ Ttrat
* 1 *1d o r »nd w o T h r th a t
^ * S .J W n » a n r Story. Dempsey,
NATIONAL LKARtnr •—; ■ d jm ■ "**" o t mystery, la right In
k t t r t . l n EMIty w htn th« b rl-.
W.
Tmamy- llte v e n iw wi&gt; in­
L.
character In hla Uteat eipeditlon
th the aacied boundaries of the
7
to Ml automob'le *ccld*nt Chicago .. .......... 14
front page, according to Broad
d i d down to • w h'ioor. Pur Rt. I/Oula ..... . 14
8
way.
9
r veteran Frlberg. tille d noon Doston .......... .. 10
- 10
fHI th f gap f t «ho r tf top be- PHtehurgh
0
mo ho m * the a* 5v m&lt;n fra il- rh llad elp h # . ... 0
10
DIES FROM FA LL '
la, h t t become the hitting lU r C rn e 'n a tl . . 10
IS
New York
a hittin g dob.
7
20
TAMPA, F la , May I 4 - ( I N S ) —
16
Frlberg
t i # nero yesterday Brooklyn ___ .... 8
E:Ila Ktetaon, 32, ronaiructlnn
lore
man, was dead to d .y aa a re ­
&gt;e Phllf
P hil, iorercame a aertn.
the
H O irrilB IIN LEAGUE
sult of an elght-atoiy fall, lie
JNW letd to note cut the Tardlnrl*.
■•enped Into the shaftw ay of a
• 1ft to P and kno:ke1 th„ chsmnlnns a . . .
•*■
'«
Ur
_
*
and
plungrd
to
.18
o
.88 building
of f r a t place. Barney rln u tel nirm lnrham
ground.
.84
•tr b'U . «-n§ . homer, and won New Orleans r-.. 18 10
.83
. a game by smacking * double In M em p h is_________IS |0
h t l a n t a .....................18 M
.48
: the »*tUh with the hence full.
.1 1
14
.441
| ' ‘Oacrge Uhls, aro ih er old-timer rb a itin o o g a
M n h l.
| II
IC
.40'
N bs h«a deemed to b . pit washed
l i l t 's Reck
.... 10 |7
JI7( (Oy la t •m at'onal Newa HerrlTel)
** p e re le m l last year, hung up N aahrlll, -------- 8
NATIONAL LKAOL'E
16
J 4I
,Wa elsth trium ph In aa m tny
•la y e r and Club O All U II Pet.
; tta r ta when he p 'trh o j [)etro&lt;t to
Htrphenaon,
t* * win over Uir A th'et M
Chicago
2-1 H7 25 37 .425
ft .*'Pw. who enjoys a gmd y e a r
Frisch,
■a**ry teh er aeeaon, hae ael 15 vieSOt'THEAHTKHN LEAGUE
Ft. lamia
23 U2 18 .18 .413
Montgomery, 4j Tampa, 0
♦aria# a i hie goat ln t h , current
Douthll,
campaign.
JackaonrUle, IS- I'enaarola, 4.
Ht. I-m il.
2.1 03 21 .17 ..TtiH
Helms, 3 —0 ; Columbuf, I —6.
The Mackraen and the Yankeca
F ribrrg.
jjjjto a ln e d tied fo r f r a t place, ae
Philadelphia
I'J 77 12 .10 ..inti
j W H l flnppcd f i l l ] d ee',. _____AMERICAN LEAGUE
___________ _______________
__tu&gt;* J*i!rt '4 lilt. 1*4 I'M \%n#r*t l| -ji. t i l y it y**eLU* k*l|IA8 t*.«*y
f ' raendand for their th irl . Ihim't, E; Philadelphia ”3.
Ht. Lnula
18 71! IT, 20 ih.'
Cleveland. 4; New York, 3 .
: a irtig h t defeat. W ill. Hudlln outSinger Declares Foreign "Tho polyglot racial orlglae of
le a d e r y ra r ago h^lay. (;rant
America a million* la oto r r j .104
p'Uhed llclm arh. Although the 1 Boaten, 2 ; Chicago, I.
Colonies Here Will
horn.
riratca.--.4.12.
why wo can p U / tnod^in muiic
Waehinglon — Ht. U ula, poat' »•
Tanka almoet tied the w ore In the
ao-wriL___________■~ • ~ ~ ~ '*
Supply I t
m n.
-wtoth
— *— — "There la »nmething e* tl&lt; ,•*.
AM ERICA N I.K ACIIK
? ; ' Taking ■-'•vratae.. of (he detest
tire music of nil n.-.llon* In o .r
Jamieaan,------------------------ ----------NATION AI.-LKAfltTR—
- Of the Cardinal*, th e Chlragu Cub,
New York City.—A cnamnpoll- mo-lern muair, *o ta it «tr. n ;e
Cl vrland
21 82 12 33 .HI.'
Clnclrnall, 7| New York, 0.
tan ' nnuiml d u ratio n nee-1 not that American* who for cr*.
trimmotl (lnaicn. 8 to ’4, and re ­
Fn*g
hr
nought abroad In foreign turlr* have lieen oailmllating t'-e
P :llab tfg h , 12; llrnnklyn. 4.
ported first p’are In the Nat*inel
I’bl adrlphl.
jand*. bu( Jtia y Jtr Jlod rig h t hero folk songs of detent cf *o!J
phla
20 73 18 aa J n ?
ril lld rlp h 1*. HI; Ht. lamia. 0
&lt;■I ttogii*. The Braves k a roed BuhI., our own country, Pitf
*ay*n atar
Rar rounlrlce,' should he supreme a.'tith lin g e r,
Ch re g i, A| Boat'in, 4.
bW Jo n nerd hut m uidn’t touch
Rnmuel*, who tours Ihc United tUt* in ita Interpretation T
'
• Ib-trolt
20 nil &gt;9 40 .390
Boat, hie eurceaeor Rocka .Sir-hold,
(Hate*
every
year
aa
a
vaude­
“ 'Clive Your Llltla Baby Lr-u*
Kamm,
H
O
im
iK
R
N
I.KAflUK
ville
headliner.
Of
l
i
v
i
n
''
it
my
big
song
tVe
fc n n a r Ch'cego chattel, went the
Chicago
2.1 86 )3 32 .370 , . "Tfo-re an- w o r l d s within year and evrrywhers I sing none
A tlanta, 3j Memphis, k.
m ute for Boston.
World* in Ihl* nation of ours, one finds eomelhlng of the 1'oW
New Orfeans, 7; Chauanonga. ? "lancy,
Lupua of Cincinnati blanked the
and the obi conventional Idea- country’ In the melody. Yet
Chicago
, 23 01 |2 .14 JI74
Hlrmlngham. 8; L lttl- Rock. 2.
Olanla, 7 to 0, the Rede mak ng
that a ringer mu»t gu abroad for roe It’s Ju»t a red hot tune "
tra ile r a year ago tuday Kr a*.
Miblla, 7j Naahrtlle, 0. ( ( II in D ancer Bill W alker and I i ’’ph
hi* education I* al rurd," dcctkrc*
Ml«» .Samuels' musical lib retf
Hi. I.mila.—.412.
‘
Mi«* Huniuelr. “I ha\a m et prac- might better be railed a -mo»lca.
Judd, Birmingham " f re , u gent.” nlnga|,
tlrally all file people* of the laboratory. Kl 1 he*, nerhap:, ta*
fa r M hlta. With Keens and C hon
earth on my &lt;on*t to rna*t tour*. tnuet complete tolV*"ii/. .n tna
Injured, outf rid er ||e l O tt pliyed
In
our foreign colonies I have world of native m* I* cf th*'
(Too U t» To ('lamlfy.)
Mcond for New York.
plunged Into Italian, F trnrh and North African*, Albanian' J(v.eHO0TIIBA8TKRN I.KAtil K
Tho P irates combed Brooklyn'*
Spanish ntnuonlitre* ni truly na­ • lane, Hebrews, French, Ita!'-.n*,
TOMATOES, M barb is. nice,
Montgomery at Tam|w.
tive a* thuugii t wire In the North Amer!*an Indian , K&gt;:lr.v,
■Raged pitchers for 18 hlta, win.
ripe for canning purpoar*. Jl.00
land* from which thcaa people Monlenegrtan* and BouU Lc*
Raima
at
Celrmhita.
«lng I I to 4. I-arry French, rookie
buiti* L K lrb /» lo m ato e Market.
r- roe.
Itlandrrs.
'
Ptnaacola at Jackaonvllle.
from P ortlind, Ora., tw 'ried for
IV. Flrat Ht. or Phone 818—J.
F rU b u rg h . Brooklyn has lost aev.
AMHl((CAN I.F.AfHIK
an s tra ig h t
I'll letle phla at Ib-lrolt.
.
. *?a,»njt_M»cFnydrn 0f the Mi l
New York at Cleveland.
P®* w on. a 2 to | duel from AdR°a|nn a* Chlcego.
th . White Ho*.
Waah ngton a t Ht, Louis.

CARDINALS

low's Substitute
HisClubWlth
ittingAyerage

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14

Big League Hitters

Yesterday’s Results

111th,

DANCE
TONIGHT

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1*1

TODAY’S GAMK

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klnPof

Deposed G.O.P.I^ender
Refuses To Quit Post

n

to

YANKEETOWN. Fla.. M .v 14
«—|IN H )—"1 Won’t pay . ny «ttentlon to them !" Thie w .a the
emphetlc answer toiler of A k
Knotte. clntlrm.ui of thy Republi­
can re rtra l roinmltlcc, to the a c t­
um v&gt;f th at Imdy jn deposing nim
from hla poet.
Forty , -eml»e a o* the com m itt­
ee met at South Jai V»onvll y&lt;-«.
leyday and ouilrii Knotta. Tliey
admtled rraolutlon* '-lyloialn* th«
leauerahip nf tll.-nn II. .Shipper,
national rom m ltternu n, an.i .*lrn.
Da-Id It. (ira&gt;|w national ‘ ComTOltleewoman, 7n the m ailer .&gt;1
patronage . Knotta claimed th.*
the meeting w: * Illegal undrr tub»&lt; of the t l i l r rninm lllre.

I

It costs very, littlet
h to recondition a

HOME BY SEA

NATIONAL LKAOI'K
Cincinnati at New Y«tk.
I'lllaburgh at llrnnklyn.
St. I.nu'a at Ph'ladrlphia.
C liragn nt Iloalon.

aitii-a
rural ■mm,
«IU|alHrrwrtet
w
ri.
U m| ,

akw

Stock Prices Advance
From 2 To Ten Points

\ PHILADELPHIA
!*A\

new
YORK. May l |. - A n
■ivrrsotd stork m arket struck
bark at the Iwar* today and in
•be llvrly arromhle for apr-mlative *t(M'ka the prlrea of a dotrn
or more of the artive la*Uf* wete
nu.l rd up 2 to |(l p,,|„ta j„
• he early aft-rnoon.
There war little to distinguish
lii.a y * u nsettle! and jumbled
"■•lea from
frw day*

*3 4 1 ®

Model

BALTIMORE
$3096

Ford Motor Company la nuking ■ new ear,
but It ia atilt proud o f the Model T. It wanta every
owner o f one o f tbeae can to run It aa long aa
poaaible 81 a minimum of trouble and expenae.
Beeauae o f thia policy and beeanae o f the
inveatment that milllona o f motoriata have in
Model T eara, the Fpni Motor Company will rontinue to aopply parta aa long aa they are needed
,b y Ford owner*.
the

BOSTOfc

Iha of th,. last

*4 2 1 i .
Farm no higher than by rail, but

INCLUDE
mcala and regular berth
on Urge

fin tie m t
—

rjE
T
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for

ECONOMY

T* II E 8 K larva Inrluda
ateamahlp and rail and
they ale* include m cah
a n d rexular berth on ship.
From JackaonrIUt:
Ai t—
n»4i
A i l i a t k Cll&gt;
II JT
llt»4 »f
»U0aU
4
1.11
i kl(a|4
4111
(tkilBuU
4141
i 1' &gt;•
(eliab«|
iMitel
41.14
41 M
•441
l*ltiafc«rafc
• »J I
PotIUrZ Mo. 4141
hrwoOoeoo
44.11
K fiiftn
41.11
M SI
4T-Tf

RYBODY
■MltoaluTI I

1141

A LUXURY CRUISE
All or the romfortn ot a magrttneent ocean liner.
Hpnrloux drckit, cumfortablc caltlnrt. Deck n m n .
nJ.u",if’ d&gt;nclng. bridge, afternoon teaa, accom*

fStr 1tsrjafjiSTK l,ou,* &gt;o" — «

ii.n

to PhlUdelphU every Monday and Thunday; to
IUltimoraand Uoatnn every Sunday and Thun*
diy . . B P . M. AUo saUIngi from MlamL

bvsf

throuck fire s a r t
quoted on request.

SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP

^

“A COMPLETE. SERVICE STATION”
Vulcanising
R*treading

pUrol G u
Poltohjng &amp; Washing

Scrrlc*
8M

^

Tlolene Oil

UtUcrlea
Grculng

^

sja y

a.
you “ *y
,he B«««eat uae from your
Model T, we auggeat that you take It to the neareat Ford dealer and have him estimate on the coat
o f any replacement parta that may be neceasary.
You will find thla the economical thing to do
because a small expenditure now will help to
prevent costlier repairs later on* Increase tho
value o f the car, and give you thousands of miles
o f additional act-vice.
For ■ labor charge o f only 12.60 you can have
your generator put tn firul-cJaa* condition. A new
universal joint will be installed for a labor rest
o f $3. Overhauling the carburetor coats $1.50t
■leering gear,4 3 .5 0 j radiator, $7.50. A complete
overhauling o f the rear axle aaaembly run. be.
■"d 8 7 for labor. An average price
of $22.50 ritvera the overhauling of the motor
and tranamiaaion.
. .
Theae prices are for labor only because the
need and number o f new part, depend on tha
condition o f each ear. The coat o f these parts la
low, however, because o f tha Ford policy of
factoring *ud selling at a small margin o f profit

N EW S H I P S
Four of the newrat, Urgent, mortt luxurious vcaaeU
•
Di'r* ,h irt‘ Chat^ - Dorchester!

M

FROM JACKSONVILLE
?,7nnr
“utomobUe rates: a light car
(2500 pound*)If accompanied by paasenger, from
JackaonrUle to Phil*, or Baltimore, only 93148.

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K^risa^ t s t

BAltJ»ere. l o r retcrT tlkins in d illuetfetH folder

.

MERCHANTS &amp; MINERS
■ Transportation Co.

Quaker Slate Oil
409 W. F in l Street

OFFICE End PIER,
FIBR, 800 E. BAY ST.

Llifi

Phone
PhoneSdM]|
S493|

•iSikAsfiUiv,
AN , i

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—J b m i u &amp; r
it*.

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A

ne juit naturally
lover to tniff the
•picy aroma of good
coffee. Then, too, It b
much cheaper to dia*
till good coffee than
poor coffee. By the use
of electricity and au
Llectric Coffee PcrcoWI®T lix cups of
crejiny, clear and ta*.
ty coffee — the kind
that tickle* the palate
of the moat exacting,
"wy be distilled for
only the price of the
cream you u*e in a
•Ingle cup of coffee.
»n i electricity won.
derful, and «o cco.
nomical.too? H.ctrietypay. big dividends
In coffre plraaure.

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Flr«t BL
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ring the campmgn
- ,.r . w aa.
V
on«w
o f tha ‘ufhwer D
Departm
e p a rtmanU
a n ta ^and
-.-. lm tk
B i l t W ^ no eex
" ! Y tf 'o ttf e r c o lu i
Oveldo, FIs. M i* IB. IVJ9 .umenvV crops' held 1lata ■ io? i.sd a 'k iiltin aptwiois* ut- Vo-'
head. Nif tpieitlon w«* ralseil as to I rsl* in a bald bead.—T am pa
m u llet we have no rC**un to
m ' M l ( n from Theodore 1L Mead, tfho yte mldemQind, M *♦ lcfcrricd
i o r *■“
j H ■■**
erald:
p A o r The Sank
rtfy l
|.ir t more Injury In the future tho D rp s n m rn u of *U te govern­ tune.
hi
i
Dear Sir:
Botanist and or longifcsldfchcc* In this' section, iR r.m ead
ment w loxe heada were elected by
5 The XsdtWmUMan F o i l F ir limn In the past.
(Hrcubbm what he calls tho Mediterranean fruit fly which
the
peonle.
The
charges
were
Tlie wnnder tale* o f I n f u ta ll n
f Cel
r stills espItsU ) Is an oM «n»]
.Speed m aniacs-w ill b o -ln t
Itoi***
) t a __ _
M
twv he says haa been a peat In Sanford and New Smyrna for
&gt; a * i U r teetdsnl i f th irty yearn’ in Hawaii are JuuKlUss all true — a c a ln il tho Road D epartm ent, Uie
D
m
* rqually rlim atr and the in­ Kl.h nnd Game D epartm ent and ed to know th a t totwnadooa tra v e l
au n d ltig la BanfoM: i* a rI»nearly es
i. .we hitvd alwaya believed in the full and pubr St L s &amp; S S iii:; thirty years,
long at New Smyrna. At Hanfoid numerable _ host— fruits are «o the Ilotej D epartm ent J m e t o h l s at th a rale «f BO# mile# an h o u rj
lie expression of
St npd qre’ plwwed to reproduce the
r io a .I U T M
(t l* fam iliar to m any of u» us the tnT'-rahlc to th e fly th a t there i« premise. Governor Carlton started and »e* What* happtakkletter In our Fbiiiin ait. nugh we
,r ___
moat______
thoroughly disagree
G RA VES1
•’»Vlp|*r m aggot” on account of never a dn|f fti th« y ear when the an Investigation Into each or thrs# Constitutlon. •
*
Departmenta. To the credit of Dr.
W ith m a n y o f t h e o p in io n s e x p r e s s e d irt it.
the trick the larvae have of n u k ­ fly Is oot a t wotlfc
w -w S S f
________
As fo r world-Infespitloa, though Hathaway, head of tha Road De•.
in g *udden Jumpe of front 1 to six
Mr. 'Mead‘ uWdmibtedly Is proWplod by the best of
Speaking of the joy b f work, ndi*'
. _ ______H .J ilk*
Ihthre when turned out on a flat prevent n lx u rt everywhere the p artm in t, he^tepped down and out hodv ever eel*llrat«d anything by f .nn, .
mt
•» Mrea l a l l w . »■ motives in making his statement'to the public thrbufeh The
eo’fsre: Thl» JdenUfles'-the Inrert only rx-rprd "pf, repnjr srrious darn- trllhout u-prottan- Not »o wi*n working.—Lorain JqttrnaL
..- .***'•
Herald, but we can't help but believe that he ik'^ sore vic­
ghrrfl
In, J. H. Royal I- and J t n r C srtarp
_
truly the Mediterranean .Fitdl
t - “ i i »»g»
i via* t » . t f t / ' '
M
m
I.
Fly
bulleflH
'w
r
having
tim of mla-lnfonpgtlon. or. elan, ia iabpring.*tir*
they fathered to f tlh e r
ih tie .
ra * c h f» ,,'th a ir:&lt; k
y’ ks I r f s ’ rbaraFteHitllXnf* the
n one di»trlrr*of Orrccv Ilf*IK*hmsn and writB the b n king
nfaV a'di'*1 oaH .im tet'4 '{lire. x.»*
strangely misconceived hypotlteals, .)
xrt*l
^tt*
h&gt;'-*
*
m
b
i
A
-I*
.
Of. ek tSoxeraor M artin V e s t lap
t bi a lk il re
bath, 4Pfn»tW altorr
X U which he iSt'familiar aifd* wHfehshO to
i f VMht« win' fvasvss1V iT d '
t , f * nloril the actual daipufv to] ft fitff-Q m rtnllm * ruStmlmbtnCr the legislature .aw iitw t u p .a de Ik -malm room fo r .tb f
il
kill l&gt;f*n‘ aiM
J.nwAus-lhVhi.MM.
M i *** *“
*fart*
— feru-e th a t-: no faaJuatfss besro Toleflo UUile. . I ' 1
I n f M l ’a rlM M t . .
+ Him p tiM aas bfafestatlon,* lie would give '.(a e a ttU p V ’e ^anidarar \ -.T r-r n It.* -p e e rs
Hi
have found 1260.000 a t lion; p a t the Senate • GomtniUf*
rw •n a s lM llM
ninpk- aum to dettroy lha pe«t showotl *o much Inlrreat iiuthis deIf A u^t ' j j j y g i
iiiatrhd~~of tfro-'thrc IraHllon* de*. fens# th at Vino of the newspaper any nigh
O T B
'[#«««■
1 Slh no aTjCtrd
*in«* Tina i
A tindnC togethrr w ith’ n million tor respondent*, testifying, drawl
' iMmoftSlo
WiWnwtAu.JMTr ihw&gt;l Ijr* tho actual
•■t a- 1__ ______
anf $250,000 would hove Jicen mirfidcnt tit ’
d o 'lo r e .'o f wholly u n n e e te iu ry down th a 'w ra th of the Committee have them tried hafiWai«»JufF
}n? : m
alx.ul
ao
'«&gt;ng
as
tt•■J.R4lt•Dq|to
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U|&gt;mtl-h
c
llru
t.lp
d
...
BNF.HDAY, MAY II;
» i kI
. h U. I
ui ^ # t
boxes Ipts ntll Vto|io3ed destruction; when onu neon himself by rum inaU rg ..aw U»«lt.j»ayera.—New. \ V m f u a .
hotuy In th » .-rtafi»&gt;« Of
t/blpit of oPWlhh* of boxc
mile o f protartlvr x&lt;*n*» -tv*-wrl OtUloda. . * •—i* *i m T M tiilrb u . t o n * *
uJ* 14UeVftf}rgCi^« lending euUiiniiiigisIs lt» |he nou’ly.dlvitlcd agalu.»t- itaalf. -j SIw 'kiww w a w l itifstlonloir-*
id
poimctawa . In their r f -Ftf-nrt.i ■nrroi**yy fu r v te rjf practical pur
sight
uf
meat
aavrna
to
Unitetl
Slates,
would
lie
no
exercised
over
the
matter
If
the
. . J i r m t ^ r K r th o u g h t, u to i *
th
e
skrlctnn
a
c
W
*-f
t a te my own. Are 1rf my Got fly had'berm In Florida for thirty years und hhdderAsaioned
t *Rf rlrtnilR. *|ioni rcarrying
a r r r t n f w it hii irform |»n»« i
jfo .lh a t'T T 'fk la tely encounter'd
.
1y Know*.” " '
* f vsuch little damage ns not to be noticed except by a cojhpirt'n- oral ua in advance. The ti. *(J.
e a i'i'l
late In the reason among has la-en shown lo Im prwctirally gram are not killing off C atlton
nrtiftge&lt; left On the trees alte r nep-llirihle though jioshiIm - mort* as they vainly suppose; they are
tlvely few old timers. Wo do not think that I’rosldent Hoov­ hoi more generals than
„
have lu-cn picked. i h&lt;* i'lo u a In the extreme &gt;lower p a rt simply h'-aplng coals of fire on
A rc h iU c tt-' v
* A B ..TO ROVIKU JF X lfl . - er and the Department ofAgribullurd would have requested n&lt;cn in F h rid a today and t b V ^ j |(, t rtops
--------------- th eir own brads. Should the* aueAre and leave me If you muet; an appropriation of over four million dollars if the fly Ion uf pvrntuil victory o h ijV tlM ' J|. is s Imi thpckcd-by the spi'ng \f .lh e FtB tr.
n k .D I d f f .
Ural
-NatlWhat
we
wrsnt
i*
the
farts
ns
B$ llnw rnt tu rn -tu «qeitnrr’i could hn\e been ntamixsl out with u quarter of a'million. Ipovi-r DeOiMralte tn tV rm h n fM jfl' . iirIi I \* il li i li .in cult ot *• "h ii h known hy- our rltltid il an I I ns* rrcil In rallying enough politicians
to nn npiHwitlun prngrum to de­
bit the maggot* u i soon ns they,
S a n f o r d , F la ,
fall
nvtAcil
la
luruing
idusl.
tAmm
And It doesn't scent reasonulde to believe that every hlngl. nightmare of roufus'nn u n it'^ tg n . np to the ground. So lin t in II o u t in open iIn- rolnmn&lt; of your ft i.i the Governor'* rernmmrndii
Kiss m e and vanish U »«• w*IK
yearn the spread of tin* paper to all having first-hand linns, Iht y will thereby maka
ntember
of Itotli the House and Kciiate woukl have voted Without an At Km'th n "“k''t!1ll{| fiy•t ,tIshilly
with the Cn'Hon stronger with the people
I'll/h a v e pie thought. I’ll have
Jin n so limited as not t j iKxsioua ixpcricncv
th r P1ar*ia Itrpulalic in I’aily M v h tVr' tvatltul more than a mill- n aggota. •
in favor of the appropriation If H had licen unralled for.
and themselves more contemptible.
the thrill.
.
•Yours tru ’y
Ruth liryan Owen In mnklng her plea to ’the llriuse of have tm iihlr finding-rnoughJflot&gt;
Tho |N'iiple wore not fooled by
l«'U*and except for local IU iu
ti
Theudote L Mead this group of iMtlllirinns during
Oilando dun l*&gt; the
lo ir th a t gucs la a love th at Representatives compared the arrival of the fly in Klorltln illans in favor of it tu n iike.a cor,
m
f
th r eamimigu, they areYtot fooled
d fa a tsv t
.
•O----- —
&gt;‘will slay
to the landing on the.shorcs of this fair state of alien armies p-rnl'a guant.
now*.
loving fre t iiiv e r turjv Into imtl declared 1hut*thv flgld was iipt Florida’s ulone but Hint
M E A t M A T ll^ E T ^
The taxpayers', are ihimanding
u .* a - ‘ vi
,ljv«'n tk o -tariff nrtrun*ei»t, wMak
'•clay.
*
1
of the whole United States Juki its If th«r territory of this liad
relief bgisintinn; If tb ry do.tint
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pi&lt;*1
. lly Louise C s a A U rc 't
gut It, the L rcislstu r- will h" hold
state had been Invaded by a foreign fptvTTr. MtfrlpM,* chlrf pollgttlRepohl-esk • vMIhtg'thlW ik
i . tllll.A K IX I K i:i‘(M(TKR-KTAK
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v , w litj sHoulfl Hloc|dir;'rol(ap**' ht. a . sltkjq(ik|.1 CttW piP&gt;Olrilki0f l h ° D h|ittt lin e ill.
H e I Willa ta s ' Veen ‘y t l t t n l p f k ip w s o m q U iia g .o f f ilm u n tl th c l s h u ^ lts , U j|d tb o m c m tit’rH
which hlLS jnstlf jt .DerfefctflJ
Qi * n M nfy'htd she ^ n i “ lit*- Vf (io |ig ri'n i* ik ltat lh o ,f i g h t to ilrn tiiu itd tb o f l y m ig iit r t "
ylatvbL
o Anii-rirk. ’ *_V
ilrmsnd tariff proleetiog
I
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• vDrr. W lltn o n N ew ell, h rittl t»f i h e s t a l e p fa n t iro a n l w b o t ta le ’s fiuita.and \M iU ohlij. » j'
t o t ij Drwgr, an Kn.tlbh a flrr
jn ip a ig u n g u litp t c llrtm m ailer Ilf. .s««»e CouUj.YWi1
sne .speaker, lay s ’’Noth tig tip'll c h a r g e o f t h e m iiT earifui cui
“ M h ttd Pa ^ M h il
—
»a_.
e - .u a a i -a ...o w M a i fMaiiLi.w
t h b - f l u h t tt w a b &gt; a - a W ^ u l t- 4 l y - [ F k t l'f »LI!»v !»«&gt;’
tr ig
lliul -iilWiihtxi lraAi tb*
, js ln c ie r o o m s - w it h b a th , $2, $2J»0. W
n’ lufor
I..
Whirl,In
u
n
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1..,
msvu
rv
iu
llb
g
f^S&gt;
the
I !}•♦»$ nh
oil tytii'lfwithoutI ti
ixh’r in F lu ritla . u n d iic ha&gt; h.
su.-yVK-aerrUg in nil nf their ing into n n many d tp artn n nts,
ta riff p-.l ry nf the
D o u b le ro o m s w ith b a th , $ 3 , $4.00, $5
w w fsrrw tr ,,q v itie« that they are Idind to Inil sea* growing too in ttly . Thi y
■ " tl&gt; quote t’Xnetl&gt;T*“ rite urtxl ffoo r rn ld lc h t'ln ir tHo flv Is ties_____ F ir e p r o o f — »— E u r o p e a n .
A R nplht minlstep i.f Jarkron- li tn if o iy ’u rR c n t. T h a tim e tb tin If in nil to o ii h o r t.if o r i f tlio rdm biistnitiun si WuxtiinglaiV Ink Their own f o il/
cifftril Huy It t'orilm i Gov r&gt; tll'f,___
lla Has ch a rg e d 'th a t racing In- fly . u t u luiVK A fe w m o u lh a uittl tin* m ttle rin i in w h lrti to
1 rum tlie very M all, there in n j
N . E . F ir a t HI. N e a r K ay ll ls r a y n e
'rTWtfyr
GaHTaiTmatfe
n
IionTruin
With ui exrnsire for rn irutant
atk BT^'trytng to buy th r teglljq'ii- fight-on an economy pm n*t m ststm l ill in mill on the port
P o p u la r P ric e d R c a la u r a n t In C o n n e c H o n \
ni
filature. Why not jur.l take a lepse b re e d , th e u p p o r lu n ity t o s to m p il o u t w ill lio irbnu fo re v e r. Ih m- whn o rr ithjertlmr to -lb*
ill tie.w on on th at Issue whin of lox pkyrrs that Invi--*' •
ru
tlilrs.
drstruHInn
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to
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ThlM*
on it} T hat’s rhea per and would
o f Irtrin e tl in a p e e to ra in t h e em p lo y b n I b T U n U c t l K ln tra • a d -vugotahlra i r i i s n n t* &gt; « iir h 'i --- --------------------------------------- ■ •
’As juat ns '/ell,
m ill I h o S tn te P la n t H o a rd u f F lo rid a . K iiinitth m e n c h n n n l hr srient fir wnr nn th r Madflyi
» '
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t
j
•
Glenn "kipper d iln’l skip when lie tr a in e d n.i iimiM-i ln rn in tim e . T h e p eopio m iia t n ie e t till.-' il I* Icgitiiuntr tn hepe that i : » r *
ro il of finor.c' il c .in|s*rivat nn can
H cwoir to a chiiwdiiwn as to who o rtie rire n ry Ih e m s e lv e a ."
1
U* urrangr,! wliirh will 'iglilen the
w as Isiss s.r the Refill liern |airty
Hul I Ilia emerjjcnry will not be met unless |M-&lt;qile who ereiinm’r I •&lt;» it, part rulnrly dia&lt;Q Flsrlila. A. K. Knotts Inns been
liftw*
M
b
erroiiluun
romepllou
of
Hie
m-rjoUHncHtt
of
the
alltro-sing iniliviiliiol eases. No war
booted not of the rhairm nn-hi|i of
#*
• •
»• ' i 4 f
, *h vt. /!» &gt; . ' • / . , 'l I’1 'I
.*
&lt;ho slat,, com m itter, or w halrvsr uatiiuFrefrain front enrouraijirip q luck of eo-operfition with r n d )&gt;,. ,0 in ir l today th il ra re of
they call coiistruliii.il leave tnkinc the mmi who are wisely and vigui^ijily tryiiiR to «tamp out the wnuniji-d i- overt &lt;-kcd.
the |M'dl. This is im lime for aM.Hiuh|iliuns. hut only for full
,'j fa Rl-publiuin p-l ties.
’III,, uft’y Ir tilde w Ih Mnllle
m'ligiiitiuii of facia as Kiev arc. Aye are ronfrnnleil by a
A Tampa man stepped into an rm limit and il dues tHHIi&lt; yimd in q&amp;y (hnt il hua been with M artin’s lelegm m is Hint it will
1-C l l l l l I p l l l e d II : l l l l ' l u d i l l g
O III
•levator sh a ft iHdievsng the elr- ua fop thirty yean.
• epm trd |e u tb n | l«l agninal
\ i
VSltor was «.n his llnnr.nnd |d.ine&lt; &lt;l
Governor f a r It-o ’.. lav pingrnm a
down cl.iht slorleo to tlif liaOer o l i f i c a l ( ’I p t li C K
i iiinl.1 r of I I r divns wlm ure inM int. He s i’ll lives, proviht; be­
rlineil. m n I go d fuiih, i&lt;r i|o rv ,
yond all i|iiratinn of doubt th at
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lion.Ibis pruoia-.i on » Ihv- w—*d
Twmpn r.i»n ido ■ . u -id In ups ami
I h r r e 'o - ip n u v n inpu, in IsdaM-* iw lq j
merit
iiltm-.
Doyle
Carllmi,
m
nur
AkWru iliai, ITn-y ce’:i :'n .i|| auy- b ia ii e il fop in n k iW n n q n tilii- y n f itig is u lf . S o m e tim e a at-enithlng. * /
t ;
In p ly a lm in n e n n ttiw F m het-esK arv In o r d e r to plenm th e m m i- &lt;q Inion, bn- g r wu in n s ta in ,r
now wldi h ili: iild m l perm t bun
■* — . - 0 - ------------k r y a n m o n p Ih e p u lillr. W e i-em i-otlicf o p ic tu r e w e hiiw o n re
P rejidrul Hoover likr* Flarida. •if i ’a lv lo O liolidife in fu ll cm vony •rt-Rnlln a n d . re c a llio u (h e lo 101*11111,. tlull Ipp.&gt;-ition is al­
ways vieioui nod *elf-nrckiii|*.
He s|ient sihernl weeks here Just
Uf&lt; ■re h « Inuururjlioti. lie nvtv e le c tric itl h o r s e vvhich w qa Ii Ih ly to b y , w e H hmik Ii I h e n pIn ib r foutil'e.' wlileli are iln Mbnout^es th at lie will episin ronn p en rm l ip tilq a tii6 n ii&lt; « iilu l. H u t M r, C*oolid|{e, w r it in g n-■ t o n crldii ininieiliiitely nfler tin- t r o t Iv In H ie C o sm o p o lita n . e x p la iiS a U e tte r re a s o n f o r liis tiiu d o rd er Ihe ruvcrip-r's l.-ix
adjoiirm oiiit of 1‘i,ngrrts. 1'lorid.i w t-n rln ir a p e c u lia r f a r m e r ’s f r o e E lo w h ic h lie w a s m u c h |ilnn In o-e mole tln n they will
m in fim m rblly f. r tin- time lu-ing
'
likes II oover lou. At least the p h o to g r a p h e d a t a n o t h e r tim e .
vote g \ i * i hint last Toll wiiu'il
"M y if r a n d f u t h e r CiNilidKP,’’ h e w rile a , “ w o re a b lu e lb, re » n|&gt;|*isit-nn wh i h rrilxinly lav ih, g l i n t in t* m err desire
Mem i &lt;f U&gt; liiilirnte.
woi le u fro e k m u c h o f tlie lim e , w h ic h is a m o st ro iiv e n ic iit
In ill erislil i ••,. Carlton nilm.n v
If u rm e n t f o r H int re g io n . Il is c u t lik e a s l ii r l, g o in g o n o v e r
Ira tb u . Iluricrt nppbx tlnn ef tin,
Mi-lville Kl no, for many yiuns
th
e
h
e
a
d
,w
ith
fla
p
s
t
h
a
t
re
n
t'll
to
Ih
e
k
n
e
e
s.
kind i* aggrnvnleil bv unjust im
bead of the Asmrnilcd 1’ii.ss left
" W h e n I w e n t lo v is it t h e old h o m e in l a t e r y e a r s I I'lim tian' , f | nrtlc pillion in to.
nn rsl.t|o ^ n ' only Iwn thnu-eml
dollsrw. Jn. rm-ll-ni, n pm r nniti's lik e d to w e a r th e o n e h e le f t, w itli m im e film c a lf s k in b o o ls anti-Car)lun rnba*. Il need* m
job, s
ill li mole than thut. lint ab o u t, tw o s iz e s lo o la r g e f o r m e. w liirh w e re m a d e fo r h im up tlir l' lull j»ei-utuion tow in l i it
the will i.i'tctients t lint Mis. Kl-ine, w h e n lie w e n t In t h e V e rm o n t I t f lf d a iiir e a b o u t lK.riK. W h ip Icrpi r nn J longer point uf v car.
his i/lilntv. lied ln-en utlienvise pro- n e w s p ic tu r e s In-gao lo lie la k e ti o f m e I h e r r . I fo u n d t h a t
, vtiled for. Inherllanre la x r i mini- a m o n g th o p u b lic th i s w a s g u n e ra llv stqqM isixl lo lie a m a k iHu- g in n n -.r’s tax inrasun
b'rtb. It . rhi-s|H-r in ln m .fi r l-i
roprteiMt
fn r ntul away 111,, b" •
u p c o s tu m e , w h ic h il w a s o u t.'m i 1 h a v e s in c e b e e n o b lig e d
fore de.illi linn ntliiwaid.
pl.ui nfleieil for relief of Ihe pom
lo fo re g o Ih e c o m fo rt o f w e a rin g it. la jaililic life il Is so m enioilBl ill Id pi lib'll. Tliey .irt
Kenie cell iy farturrr thud. • h ry lim e s n e c e s s a ry in o r d e r lo a p p e a r re a lly n a tu r a l to b e m t - heni illy umi m-U nUtie.i'ly run
u
n
'ly
a
r
t
if
i
c
ia
l
ean’t off. id in ndvertlre wln-o i,
sio a i" iic \i. Hi,-4
11, F * ''I "U ''
(I- *«*t
Mil rVV^tnlll'le
a m atlrr • f fa d they cAn't nffnril
" I 'e r iia p a so m e g lliiip i; o f H o s e p ir ln ^ - s n .a y } lia v o ,wilt 11 p n (tw in and’ T v e It*
P ll to. If F.-isiii-tl|i|i(; i, II I done i a n s e d uii K nulii.lt u t i l e r lo r e f e r to m u tu* a « r m o i i l lutck- Vnp.-lilr nf l#l|'V .iti v -tf 'in l
to sl'iniilti le the n m ’ i l we i nn w isH lsm ali. I w o itd c r if h e diN erilicq Id s K in g tu. a S e o lc h - tdrw. K 'oiidW
paai
IBJ-sSB
i n t r tk-ni any
look fur tin- name l.im! of ili.ni m in t w h in lie a r c s liim d ii k ilta 1,*'
f f l- parts. f V x
^
■'traus seas' n m sl w inter ilu l wc
■j---------- *■■ —
-O— —6
" k s Im itiaa m*a ban i n o L l
sttfieriil this year. An-I o p r farm j
d.-vtea by vrlilib tail inn Im shak­
«rs InsU-nd e f .id ierlls'n g th n { |
en t»,.m n /nit slink K Thi Is n r
rtlr r y , will la- mlvt’rtU 'ni; th e ir,
of thole revolutionary Invention-farm s fnr rate.
" MIAMI IIFIIA I.lt
that realty rvvuliklionlrr.— I.i For a trip fr r e fr o m motor
Atigrlra Times.
$
j : k v n ’w r
fpi't.wni tin
. Hcprnu ntut v«•*. «.f -i -.rrhl Imnil
ic —ful Ian I lifpii ctueftl.
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it
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Sen
Vnrk
unit
o
lu-i
I duh-k n u t with lip- f l i y n -m m lv
I i'll,: it Miitvn Ms hairIson m n.
trouble—uto
HiriTU|siliOill elite - In lirpini. a irudr,| ihot I In- trunk- did nut .■«•
• F l i S T pick you r riratination Tor a m otor trip th!»
kbui M b ih ) . Int• itmI
p
o
minmtl
iivrii.nagr
ileirtpil
will,
lung l i him. hut he klu.lly con- rcieiinsl the In .ilh rr-in-la w is
‘ look Iho •p in uf rnjK»ri?m hutklf
vio’ntiou of the |m hitiitii n Im
HUitiincr, and tlicn lot our T ou rin g Scrvico route
r
In Rplln «f f»ti»l»»r|rir, »nino- &lt; i iu g .e e mon \ |. \. Mlt burl in -iriteil In I. Ini: them into the “ fait guy" 1 rought from &lt; in .i:- ■
ff
take the l'ii.me from Mich. *1f .thlfif? w-ih finally nci&lt; indi-lu-l wui nerpiiiiisl of the charm ,. «t ITl.llitl flu te s ft-r h i, Iduthei-in.
*
the trip for you ; Hcntliiig you inapa with the beat
I low.
Wnllc (iiainin.
Ib-nr. Mm.
tVhiPl t •li&gt;li--i. w l| force px) -uciit liu u ip u rtjii; li'peu*
into this iiumm l* a tr rlu l, rh.irgnl w-ilh
Ili* hrnthrr-indaw
ut»f. .-1*' t A ' J
uf laves noil a &gt; •-••Incut*. Tough • u in tr). b) plcmloig Innutviiei- ol - iinllsr ollrti-i-s, „n.| mu*; mm gllilt). Hn n ii ) lisle viriiiiiitc'l
and ahurt eat route (u t the tim e y o u uinko tlie trip ),
fa r the public? Yea. Ilt-t il'» n I'Ov kimwbsltiii II II, Ihe in ,drill i fare iw v ll le indiilm rnl sml u n i 'I'*' ' el on In •liiklnq u-ifmr *1 1 1 1
■d
i
In
cruel wi.i Id ,'pyv.
nod b i|b m u.I
ita /in g rrec|'tkrlr».
'II m- lan g ii'v .iiiiu is n atural') - in'I-r i f him. Few nlftNA.Lt’' kA no
pluinly marked*
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I h Idrepie I' Ii-.t vliiprision pVs ed live* lo&gt; n npdll il. a . In tha! i lew. hnwcvcr.
!•* |wkl. 'tlie fn.pli- «.f kahlor-l
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it.
An
look a iil&gt; o | in: to p v.-hilc |h t
M iihirlsen 1* now rb-oC (T HB»1 1 . .
Thia ( hut led trip Mill help you avoid detours and
Im i.i-n " r .1 juiy may I n- a im - me,* —■ (or a* It* prvM-nl A..n
tresM iry w(UU«- ng i if led; no* r v |r i p m i o,. N. J. Mnf r Hun.
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),
wh«*
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from
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t i n rupqi rqpd H t-s*iaj-g
Uh-&gt; nr»- tulty^|k|f#ti- |n th r pui-r
road trouhlc, and the mho of Jept'i:Snblt* tttbUYrjitfUl*
the |i iiimi.Huh
III- al*o p i n . J an lu.llclnu -I iH-iU'iniug) k*RTr. •a\*»
pay a |&gt;**liti«l prndMv
toid i .lAgi i,: rfiM td by cru e lrd rul'-d Uvi t tiulrnii and Helen | « mural #*«&gt;* th at la
cliffi- hdur. - lie h a s . In wrver. iliei.y 'r
r . . . „ j L i s * if i ~ u i y ,|,r j 4 - '* Morgan, night t Ub hiMleoc* li-l.u lt lo «r.»e. th fa «t if U aylidko
urth— " ST A N I)A H D n M otor O il, CROW N GASOk l - i ;
«n\ |l I A'Vi\lIWtAlSilnVUVu \V tl.vVCW
• n us, l^ugllk ie-qfccr, unit dig ,
'" V - "« d iy violatinns m i 1Im , i f prohlldllbit If iV iu rd .u \ \ j Snn.cAnf, ib m (i« lr ii
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MISS MARGARET PETERS,

S o c ie ty

S o c ia l C alendar
Seminole Chapter Number Two
OwE. B. will m eet a t 7:30 o'clock
a A th e Masonic H f l .
A h * Expression Class *f the
# u n l* r H igh School will present
Is play a t 8:1# o’clock In tho school
jM dltorium .
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THURSDAY
Mr*. Horace Bannon will en ter­
ta in at bridge a t 3:80 o’clock a t
bar hums, 706 Oak Avenue, hon­
o ring h e r guest, Mr*.-W-- W. Rule
o f New York City.
MONDAY’' '
Circle Number Ftvw o f th e F irst
B aptist Church, Mrs. F- E. Bolt.

tecent Bride Given
Party: Laat Tuesday
Mr*. Frahcls C W aller, bride
f last week, was honored with
, p a rty and miscellaneous show n
tven on Tuesday evening a t the
mn* o f Mra. S- J . J41*. 810 Pallotto Avenue, by Miss Mary A p.
Isby and MU* AnnabiHe Hyson.
I s guests Included members of
to Fid#Us Class of tb s F irst BapH Church and a short business
b o a w as held before tb s begin.
B s f the party. Mrs. Waller reH ad a s a gift from tb* class, a
H * of silver.
B u r in g • the | evigfmg ,T a rsu s
H a s and contests were usrticL
’b a d in, UUs Nell Messenger
H oning a p rtte In the contest,
Oils Old Sw eethearts". Mias Metr n g e r presented her p rite to tho
honor guest a fte r which the show.
| r w as announced by a m iniature
fell, dressed as a bride, which » •»
(laced on the lop of a map of
Bta srorld. A t tha feet of th#
rid* was * sm all' loli, dressed a ;
bridegroom.
,
rh o gifts fo r Mrs. W aller wers
•ntalced In a targe box covered
rlth pink crepe paper and adornd with a large bow of pink tulle.
, largo pink umbrella sriu susdod over tbe box bearing a
pink toll* bow and having itrosm era o f satin ribbon.
Mualc was furnished by Mrs.
8. J . Nix and Miss E lm s Lee
Jew ry* who sang, “1 Love You
fc v ftr," and by Mlsa Charlotte
rrtx , who gar* several violin eelec.
*1 i n . Mlsa Lucille Echo!* all*
T v e n te d piano numbers.
T ^ a fre sh m v n U by Mr*. S. J . Nix,
illowlng: Mr*- Francis U
tenor guest, and h er moB. W. U. B ritt, Mrs. J
the Misses Lortiu
Lee Jow srs, H at.
irgucrit* Franklin.
Nell Messenger,
, Jean ette Using
Frances Hughey.
LtfUl* E cfiW BB nie W hittle, Anbis la u ric JowlM l Bessie Boyer,
KJlhlecn Cal hoiU U C harlotte Nl*
afi Mari* Herrin:

Ihurch Continues Its
Evangelistic Services
Another splendid audw nc, fITed
c auditorium of th* m w F irst
ir'allan Church to hear Evangelt Roy L. Brown, seho is conductIf a serf** or m arilags this week,
nd were rewarded with an interit'ng m essage on t h , subject
Doe* Death End AU1"
Edurailonal nlrturaa w erj also
Sown aL th a close of the oerrao*t,
| h ep-'clal m uak by tha ehlldB'a ch-rua being greatly appro­
v e d by Ihos# presentlU v . F r nk U M arier la elated
I k th« • . jreet m anlfeet In the
tt tl n g a ! h is being conducted
M wecl. and advises th a t toi k t 's . m v f a by Evangelist
Mwn, "W '» a Man Rob G o d l".
Bl b* one uf th* U gU lghU of
* entire series.
Effort* arc no* lielng mad* to
•u ra a !*' ■• i iivmlane* a t all
irvice# on oex' ' 'e y May ID,
ratoeost Day, t '', lhDOth birthi j of tba Church of C hrist, and a
wclal sermon will be delivered

Editor
RegMoieg Telephone 44,1.

P e r s o n a ls
leave Thursday
fo r Sarasota
where th e *111 join Mr. Ridge and
spend several weeks.
Mrs. M. Kronen eng eon, PhlUy.
are expected to leave Thursday
for New York where they will
scores were collected by Mr*. C- join M r Kronen 'a n d spend the
E. Myers la g Mr*. Howaid Over- summer.
Un. Mrs Roland Read had high
sto re an was given a Russian
Mrs. Dayton JT Jo h n so n and
dinner gong, while Mr*. T . A.
T atterson received second high
score prise, two) decks os cards.
Tha.PUM» w*io wrapped in graee*
. and h n . H. M. Gleason ane fh* .b irth o f a daughter
Jane, recently a t th eir home
any table which held crystal bowls in Lake Mary.
ef roses and f* n h while on eithar
IL Mailing and Narvln Thornlsy
aide of the fireplace and in f ro.il
ll Monday by motor fo r Charle­
of the stag s wsr* placed tall te
baskets of asters and gladioli. Tho ston, H C. Where they will b* en ­
In business fo r th e summer
stag* was banked w ith quantities gaged
months.
ol mugainvILlaa and fern and in
various other plarwo about the
Mr. and Mrs. W, F. Read and
room Spring and g*rden flowers
jv e te arranged in vase* and bowls sms 1 dsughtey of Jaeksunvllle sre
Refreshment* w ere served by spending a week her,- with Mrf.
the hostesses, assisted by Mr*. II A. M. Z inter, 26211 Pulnseltlv
fc. W egner, Mra. Clarke LcouarJy Avenue.
an* Mr. Paul Bigger*.
'Mr, and Mrs. E rnest Altman
Among.those prasent were: Mr*
II. M. Kumblcy. Mra. W aller It announce the birth of a daughter.
Campbell, Mrs. II. W. Rucker, Mrs Sarah M argaret, recently at the
H. E. Wagner, Mr* T. A. T atter
son, Mrs. A. T. White. Mrs. June
Kuumlllat, Mrs. Bertha Takach
Mrs. Deane T urner le ft Wed­
nesday for her hornr in F ort My! r&gt; , f l *r 'f a d i n g ; several-w eeks
n efr visiting her sister, Mr*. E rn­
est Krupp, 010 Park Avenue.
And Mra. II- K. Tolar, Mr*.
W alter 8. Coleman, Mrs. Hannah
C. Black, Mr*. P eter Paul, Mrs.
Howard C. Long, Mrs. J a n u s U
Murphy, Mrs. 8 ; D. Illghleyman,
Mis. Jam es Gillon. Mrs. A. W.
Syhil Wilson of Montgomery, Ala.

Mrs." Meriwether Has
Party For Daughter
Honoring

her d a u g h te r,. Mias

celebrated her sixth
birthday,
Mr*. Hubert Meriwether en ter­
tained s number of guests with
a birthday party un Tuesday of*
tem oan a t her home on Ken­
tucky Avenue.
Games and contests wep- played on the law n during th e course
of the afternoon and prise* war*
end Thomae Cobb. A Maypole
danee was then enjoyed and at
the end of each etrearaer a
balloon and paper hat were lied
an g ifts from tho hostess.
Refreshments, consisting of Ice
cream and Individual cake*. Iced
in pink and green, were rerred
late in the afternoon Tho bolt.
es« ws* assisted in ontertainlng
her little guests, by Mrs. L. B.
Steele, M rs.‘ Joe Camcn&gt;n J r ,
Miss Trrm*i„ Melts* and Miss
Eleanor Cameron.
Those Invited to he with Mlsa
M eriwether were: th*
little
Mlsaes Alice Wight, Muriel Knox,
Lucille Hall, Irm a Doudney, Lil­
lian Cameron, H otel Mayhem,
Ollv* Chapman, Barbara F incher,
Grace Eslrldge, E r ^ J o e Ken­
nedy, Dorothy P e e rd ^ U o ia Wall
McRory, Nell blew art, Joyce
Steele, Shirley Cameron, Jane
Schulls,
Virginia
Meriwether
Dorothy Stew art, Louiat Meri­
wether, Betty Wathen and Thom­
as Cobb, Orlcn Farrell, Hilly May,
Edward Cameron, Dicky Meri­
w ether Karl Sehults, J r , Jam ci
Henry Cooper, LeKoy Eat ridge,
Hanford Doudney, Georg* " Speer
HI and W. E. Belt* Jr.

Mis* Carroll Boyd has returned
to her home In Fort M yrrs a fte r
spend ng the weelAerul herP as the
guest of Miss Sarah Wheelras, Pin
Oak Avenue,------------- ---!

Theatre Group Holds
Meeting On Tuesday

It,*1 n i t Mr. Tb a n t e s ,
School Will Present
Tentative P lan Is P u b lic ity Dtfiye M*f»r»Und
V |tl have a trademark b u t thia
Play Next Thursday Monthly M eetin g Submitted to City For C elery H * q «HM not take the place »f existing
tradem arks o r biatto*, which will

The XxpraMlon Department at
the Junior High School will pre­
sen t a play. ‘T h e Lund Of Vacat­
ion" on Thursday evening, May
lg a t i i l i o'clock In the Juniei
High auditorium, under the direct­
ion of Ml*. George A. M sffett.
The public la Invited to be proacut.
The characters as they.w ill ap­
pear In th e play are:
E lisabeth, Elolse Winn.
Old Man—Study, Caroline Big­
ger*.
Violet, M ary Elisabeth Neely.
Queen, Mary Prances Andrew*.
Imo of Mischief, Cornelia Mc­
Rae.
Flow er F airy, Mary ChapmanFairy of Happiness, Deris Walk­
er.
•Tally o f Joy, Betty A rm litead.
H ard Work Fairies
Boy, David Smith.
Girl, Alda Parkin,
L ittle Boy, Frances Johnson. , .
L ittle Girl, Nancy Roseetter.
F airy of Music,
Constant*
Melsch.
M usk will b* furnished-by Hbw
Pearl* Robson a n j Miss Carman
Guthrie.

Screen Villain Wants
To Be Agriculturist
Whoever Ik la la sponsoring this
“back to th e sell" movement, baa
a new recruit from an unexpected
source. * Bdavs.
Immaculately
dressed th a t "villain" e f the screen
John Miljan, D the Uat person on*
would pick out te have rural

In School Room s To Refinance Debt G a i n e d Headway

W ith an attendance of over &gt;0
members, the Seminole County
Poultry Club bold Ita regular
monthly meeting In the A gricul­
tu ral rooms of Ih . Seminole High
School laat night, w ith U . MLusader, formerly of lh« Vir­
ginia Poultry Extension D epart•ne,.t a* th e principal speaker
J-r. Losader covered many
phases of the proper care and
leading of poultry and used as
Ida subject conditions In Virginia
aa compared to those tn Florida.
Ha said th a t thia aectlon had such
rapid w eathar changes th a t It
eras essential th a t better hous­
ing conditions bo provided than
those ordinarily found hi bom*
kept flocks, and th a t proper prolection from any hind of w eather
should b» afforded.
Answering a question aa to
the value of pur* bred poultry
ever* mongrel stock. Mr. L uaadtr

I* an essential to poultry profit.
Feeding was also discussed by the
speaker and the Importance of a
careful diet and good grade feed*
was carefully explained .
Professor Ales R. Johnson of
t b . High Schoo] also gave a
short talk on the progress mads
In the eradication of the Medi­
terranean fly and fully explained
the quarantine restrictions which
have been ImposedSeveral out-of-town
poultry
breeders of prominence war*
present a t the meeting, Including
Mr. Bysllngrr of Long wood, and
Mr- Burnett of Oviedo.
The nest regular m eeting will
be held a t the High School un
Tueoday June 10

(Continued Pram rage One!
tab ). discussion was called for.
l£ u iy objections were raised
to the acceptance of the plan,
with T. U Dumas, representing
tho Atlanlc Coast Lino Railroad,
voicing the sentim ent of practic­
ally the entire body th at "he
was very much opposed to the
tentative plan made by th* bond
representative* for he felt that
to ptaco a fiscal agent, a t proposed tn charge of finances with
authority to prescribe the raillag* would be ruinous to the fu ­
ture o f the City and mean prartk a lly confiscation of a l| proper­
ty ."
A fter hsaring from a number
of o th er tax-payer*, several of
them representing large Interests
In tha City, the Commission askod fo r a vot„ on the plan which
w as rejected to
almost
a
man. Over 20 men were called
proposition and they were all of
Uib cgdnoln th a t It eras “a virtual
receivership with .absolutely no
rfcottrsa" and •‘being a destruc­
tive m easure rath er than a con­
structive on* which would pro­
vide needed relief."
Thereupon, the Commissioner*.

they had sounded to a great
depth th e voice of the cillten*
In the m atter, ended any furth­
e r official* discussion until the
m eeting with the bond represenalive* on Saturday morning.
Those present at the meeting
wlth the Commissioners were: T.
U Dumas, C. U Ityrd, Joe
Ckmrfun, V. K. Douglass, Union
E. Allen, K. A. Hrulhcrson, W.
O. IIIIU IL_JL—Cnswstl,— John
Melsch, B. F. W hitner, W. F.
F ronds of E. C, Smith will be Cooper, G. A. Speer, H arry I*aplatervsled to learn th a t he ia Im­ worth *nd Edward Higgins.
praving a fte r a recent operation
for appendicit s a t the Frm aldLaughton Memorial Hospital.

Mr. an d _ H rr._ P .. J . F eltaer—of
Osceola have a* their house guestl
Will practice In at- th» courts
Mrs. K. Crmns and Mr*. E. K
time here with Mrs. Harold VkliC B arrelt of Si. Augustine dnd Mil* Examination of A bslrscts of Land
T
itles given especial attenlloa.
IftOl Sanford Avenue.
Susan llosm er of Ullca, N. Y.

The U tllr T heatre Group of
the Woman's Club bald Its re g ­
u lar meeting on Tuesday even­
Ing
ing In
in tha
the auditorium of the
club bouse. M n. Drummond as
president of the Woman’s Club,
presided over the m ertlng and sc.
repted the resignation of Mra.
John L eonsnly,echalrm an of the
U tile Theatre Group. The fol­
lowing new officers were ap­
pointed by Mra. Drummond; Mr*
II. M. .Pspw orth, chairm an; Mrs.
\V, K.'.Stone, vice-chairman; and
Mra Ralph Smith, secretary.
It was voted by all members
a t this time th a t this grout
should function during the sum ­
mer and as the Woman’s Club
la closed during
the suramet
months, this department will work
Independently.
Those aliening tha meeting last
night were: M n 1). 1*. Drum­
mond, Mrs. 11. M. Pspworth,
Mnr. E. A. Douglass, Mrs. F,
M. M srlcr, Mrs. J N. Robson Jr.,
Mrs. W. E. mono, Mis* Nell
Williams and Miss Virginia Mc­
Daniel.

(Continued From IVge One)
well a* the one here on May T.
Before leaving the state, Mr.
Benedict said: " I have been privi­
leged t« sit In an the formation
and operation of many associations
an«| nut a one has gotten away to
a better sta rt than this Florida
State Celery Association In my
opinion, the idea of making It a
state-wide movement, • instead of
merely a sectional effort, was a
wise one. This will enable n belt*advertising job to be done, then
again, there will be no rase of
some prollting who Hu not pay. 1
ran readily visualise the suceexk
ti.si this campaign to Inrrea.e
consumer demand for Florida
ce . rv will meet wlih."
Ntressing the fact th at th«
relcry ntsocisiluti will ilu a groat
il‘'*l mine than merely sponsor the
advertising,
P eter
Thui non.
prominent Sanford grower, dls- * n ’ i ii- lu stier of grading the

Willard
Mack’s

cootinu* Juit the aam*. The i n
•e d itio n tradem ark undoubtedly'
will be placed on celery of a vatlefactory tra d * and not on th a t of
a poor quality. Details of this
grading plan will be worked ''Ut
by the hoard of directors; b o w tia r
eren the poorer das* of te lriy
wll| be benefited by aa advertis­
ing csm pslgn which will clean up
the m arket nn,| prevent gluts." t

itobgrripllon
b r id g e ;
by

Woman’s

Guild

IIOI.V CIMMUt CHURCH
Frl. May 17—« l \ M.

Parish..House
Phone Mr*. A. P Co*nelly 3»$

All Talking
DRAMA

“THE

VOICE OF THE CITY”
Ncm't punelx, Hnndi-.-|lni- merlin"*—n
rulhlesM detective on-the I rail—two (over*
In peril—IhnCrt "The Voire of (he City,"
th e ‘wilting plrlore pnlprlnlnmcnL-Hunfenie^-.

SEE andHEAR
IT AM. ON THE WONDROUS TALKING SCREEN
TO“NIGHT
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COMKOY

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Junior Class Gives
Play At High Schoo

Th# annual Junior Class play,
given a t Ihe Hemlnale .High School
last night by a competent east,
was the most thoroughly enjoys 1
pioductlon seen t h e n in some
uime. Frequent outburste Of ap ­
plause and gales of laughter *rit.rnred the hearty m anner la
which the play was being teceived
and the large audienc* was said
to be the most appreciative on*
ever to attend th e presentation Of
a play at the School.
Tha east Included th* Misses
K atherine S rhirard, Beverly Hendei, M argaret Gilt*, Maria Moya,
Dorothy Haynes and Dick Vernay.
Ben Cogburn, Jack Mims, and
Jonn
Terwllllger, and In theli
The WlUla McGavock O rel* or
the F irst Methodist Cbuich belt-1
i-s monthly meeting on Tueusdsy th* large crowd. Miss Rebecca
afternoon at Ihe home of Mrs. L Scott, assisted by Ram Byrd, Jan*
D. M artin on-W ashington Avapue, Torrance and Alma Entxmlager,
with Mra- John Bn#*d and Mr* directed the plav and Ihe smoothness o f each Individual perfor­
Martin as hostessos.
Mr*. P.- E. WinsUod presided mance * i well a* the entire proover the business session while uctlon repaid all th eir effort*.
Mrs. Frank N orris conducted the
devotional and mission atudy. At

Church Circle Holds
Meeting On (Tuesday

Service* beglq fr-n ip lly s t 3 the meeting o f-th a missionary
society next Monday. Tho clrclf
i‘clock and spec al n&gt;'ij'e will be accepted also a t this time the
and*rad each evemn
resignation of Mrs. Tom Adam*,
connections! chairman, and Mrs.
Ch u r c h b r i d g e p a r t y
C H. Winn was elocled to tab s
her plac*.
The Woman'* Guild of Holy
Th* hostesses then served ah ice
Craee Episcopal C buirl, will epon- course to th a following: Mra. TC.
Carlson, Mr*. B. F. Squires,
-* r a subscription h rid^r p arty on
■Tlday evening a t * '•’clock a t Mra. J , B Crawford. Mra. W. M
(he pariah bouse fo r th* benefit McKlos. Mra. P. B. W lnstaad, Mra
M Hedy Croa* Church. Mra. W. C. II. W lan. lira . P- E. Scott. M n
E . W ilson, Mra. E. A- Newman,
M ro |A llan Jones, Mrs. A- P. Conw e p t and Mra. J . E. B rouae'havr
W
appointed hoataaeea f a r the
f r a i l w . Psograasloq will bo play.
EL a n d ' rafreshm enU served.

Church Class Holds
Its Monthly Meeting

The member* o f th e P h la tb ia
C la n of th* F irst PresbyU rlan
Church held th eir nvonthly social
meeting on Monday evening a t
guest* arrived a fte r « h ic ^ th*
members repaired to ;ha horn* of
M n . J. P. Rldg*, &lt;47 Elio it Av*.
nue, where gantM and coatssU
were enjoyed until tat* in th*
evening. ■
Tho** present wera: M n . Clyde

W H Y CAMELS ARE THE BETTER CIGARETTE

The world*t largest group o f tobacco experts . .

. one

thing concentrated on Cam el goodness.
The smoothness and mildness o f Camels are possible
only through the use o f choicest tobaccos.
The most skilfu l blending gives Cam els an individu­
ality o f taste that is beyond imitation.
They have a mellowness that you have never known
in any other cigarette, regardless'of price.
Camels never tire your ta ste or leave an unpleasant
after-taste.

4

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Chicago
___ 0
Doiton ________ _ 7

J7D
15
i s - : 2118

NATIONAL LEAGUE
tlme since Tllden and
i.
W
w*T&gt; more than just C h ic a g o ____ — 14
• f names In the city BL ta u li -------- 14
8
, America la malting Ita Do. ton _____ _
11
.8
the M e ls ~Cup with a
9
Juveniles* beginning cn F ltU b u rg h __ I__ 10
10
a t Montreal, apd some- I’hiladrlphla ._ ... 0
12
ilr o f vague disquiet has Cinclnnttl _____ 10
10
isaodatied with tha van* N*w Y o r k _____ 7
0
pin. F rankly/ a lot of people Brooklyn —....... .
&gt;5.
an Imbued w ith the nction th a t
SOUTHERN
LEAGUE
tm erlca, alm ost perennial cot*
odlan 0e th* trophy until two
■eers ago, la do# to be given the
Irat round th is' week,
l In awed whigper*. th e y are
Speculating, not about y ruth be*
Ing scrvrd, but a t lb how well
M ath will do the serving when
llenneetey. Van Ry* and Allison
have a t tha Canadians, It being
Ibt common Impression th a t the
»oung men.' without the steadying
Influence o f papa Tllden, hape
ever-matched
themaelvee.
It
►vsn seetns to be considered *•

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Yesterday’s Results

SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE
Tet.
Tampa, 3j Montgomery, S (10
.car,
.030 Innings).
JackaonrlUo 7; PeneacolaJ.
.560
Selma, 1; Columbus, 0.
.520
.474
AMERICAN I.KAGUR
.456
rhiladtlphla, 10; Detroit,
.4)2
Chicago, C; Bofton, X
M0
W ashington, ft; S t Loaia, 7.
l &gt; .New York-Clereland game post-

.A tlanta, a j l k f S p f c t 0 . 1
Mobile. 1 1 NasbvIUs &lt; fl.
Birmingham, 4t L ittla Rock, r&gt;.
Hew Orleans, • Chattanooga. 2.

todaytjTgam e
so u th ea stern

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E u t u t k a t 'G r e a t llr'tim lit* rcc th A
;Jt3ina|-.3f;',*.«i fr;.n
W aiM ngtoo et-i.U .iin ' J » i i l t if
tho An-orir*n Rival I'r.iU '.’in prs-

P U *rtpm ti)it N*w fo rk .
Chicago a t Boston.
SL tatila a t PttUwfrlphli

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EDW . H IG G IN S INC.

(Wa today.
ATLANTA. May 14. — (IN 3 I—
Two personkV ero procably foinl

B U Y

Now On Display At

NEGRO TO ANNAPOLIS

N. Palmetto Avp. — Phone 33l'

league

Montgomery a t Tampa. ,
I*, naarola a t Jackaonvlllo.
Selma a t Columbua.
AMERICAN J U G UR
Rcatcn a t Chicago.
W ashington a t St. Louis.
Philadelphia a t Dertolt.

' Telephone ads, will 6 , received
t U patrons and collector le n t
ina h cdiately fur payment

more

Tim e n t i f

Students at Virginia* Johns Hopkins^
and Ohio State compare the four leadi
cigarettes with brand names conceal

Nrw c*r buyers own ■ beauti­
Oakland I n ­
new car you
Elanncd to buy. Tha coat I* no
Ighcr and they present an
array of brilliant features to ba
f o u n d o n ly in care s e llin g fo r
f u l , l u x u r i o u s 192S
s t e a d o f tha small

Experienced Drivers S a y
"it’s the Only Tread that
Really Holds th e R oad 99

hU ndr

,

_Ycl bet thcrc's-a rcason why old-timers behind the wheel (till you
“The All-Wcaihcr is the only real non-skid tread."

And il’s (he reason why (he All-Weather Tread has stood £a( for
# f g f |P
,

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*4H |

a generation, while o th e r tire m akers have
Itnd to switch about, clianifinfr their trends,
try in g to find somelhinjf half as Rood.

1928 Pontiac

Wc can show you the titrce-fold reason.
First, STOPPING AN1) STARTING
TRACTION—due to the CENTER All­
Weather diamonds. Second, C U R V E
“feel rr piN arTRACTION—due to EDGING the tread
with All-Weather diamonds. Third, RUT TRACTION—due to the
All-Weather diamonds goin^ eo far n;» the sidewalls.

T h e i r s m a r t F is h e r b o d ie s , fin ­
is h e d i n p e r m a n e n t D u c o , w ith
r i c h u p h o l s t e r y a n d p e r f e c tly
a p p o i n t e d in te r io r * , s u u r * y o u
fin e c a r A p p e a ra n c e , l u x u r y a n d
■ tyla. T h a l r ro o m y b o d ie s a n d
lo n g w h e e lb a r a a s s u r e y o u b ig
c a r c o m f o r t a n d r i d in g ga**.
T h t l r O a k la n d - b u i l t p o w e rp la n t s a n d c h a s s is a n d m a n - s l u d
fo u r-w h e e l b rak ea a ss u re y q u
V ib ra tio n le s s p e r f o r m a n c e , d r iv ­
in g eo so a n d s a f e ty u n m a t c h e d
i n th l * p r i c e c la s s .
P ro v e f o r y o u r s e lf t h e i r s u p e r ­
io r it y t o s m a l l e r n e w c a r s o f
e q u a l c o a t. S e a t h e m to d a y .
I n a d d i t i o n , o u r v a rie d s to c k o f
’’G o o d W ill’’ g u a r a n t e e d c a r s
c o n t a i n s e q u a lly b ig v a lu e s in
la to m o d e ) P o n tia c * a n d o t h e r
p o p u l a r m a k e s . C h o o s e y o u rs

V iaoiN U “ CAVAUERS" DBClDBl The collc|# paperst VirflMa dittribuMf
(b* 4 " m .tk r J " c is.rv ll.. lo 171 itu tk ati. "D oa’l f o e . tha oaisat,” they
wid. "Jm ( aoatpars (ba Mill.
'O . G «." k 4 la t r .t cboio*. by 38%.

Mcntgnmery
Jacks') tivllbHadnin
Columbua
Taiti|ui .
.
I f luto , I.i

I I i — I I.I P a r k A v e n u e
Hi n ts
U
Acce-.i !.oricH

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:

A w rltl.n su a ra n ty w ith ovary “ Cood W ill" car anabla*
you
tu to buy th a .a *uparb car* w ith tha aama protection
and confidsnca In Ih slr drpandabllily you fast —j*«n
you bug a now car. Amony o th sr Im p o rtan t fsaturos.
•bis g u aran ty ehlH Jet you lo thoroughly tost th a car
you p u rc l.a u and asekanga It w ithin 41 houra U It doaa
M ( | i r s a atlra aatUfacUonl

SEMINOLE MOTOR CO.

AMERICAN I.EAlil
Philadidpiila
New York
FP la&gt;uU
D etroit___ _
T lrv e litn l
M’n-hinrlori

208 W. lat,_Sta--------------—

— Phone 617r

G O O D . AV I L L U S E D C A R S

pM&gt;tl trmilu.
" IIO rK IN I” UBN ARB
KEEN JUUCUt 141 M U s
llopkins m s m t4# Ib K
laal unJcr iba Uiiaclio&lt;wa
tbeir coll*fa paper.

Apply la

And

ahead ol tbeir a e e n e I r i n L

IV A N T M )-(--lo i'd WLinan It
• U y &lt;ii nrrm lsra In took anti
ik e care &gt;f two clil&lt;drrn. I'enihi
itn l Job- iru it have good n fr;
e y e —n f l t l B ut J538 -Siuft-rd.

P A C K E D TO TH E LIMIT
DOORS HAD TO BE LO C K ED

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,

Most Daring Selling Event Ever Staged In This Section.
Hundreds of Buyers Flocking to the H ILL H A R D W A R E CO*S.

BIG $70,000 SALEM
3 CONTINUES DAILY FOR 15 DAYS MORE-

^l»n» V v u n te d

The 4 leadlaf elfareltes
with bread sears biddta.

I

TOMATOES, 50 bushi's, nice,
ripe for rnnnlng purpose*. |1.00
bushel. Kirby’s Tomatoc Market.
IV. F iret St. nr H u n g Old—J .
12— W a n t e d

WANTED—Home laundry work.
Damp and finlaht-d. Win call
fur and deliver. Jennie Huston,
Phone 2704.

‘-' l l f rn h r tT D W lfle d A d s w ill' se ll rn trst ' .’
a n y th i n g u n d e r t h e Hun . . -(w ldt
a n d end* n r o u n d t h e h o u s e D ial
y o u n o lo n u c r h a v e u se f o r . . . l i v e ­
s to c k — p n u l l r j — r e a l . e s t a t e — a u to n te ljilc s . 4ji
fn c t e v g r y lh ln n t h a t

WANTED TO BUY—Forth Sedan
or louring car. M ust l&gt;? bargain.
D. tl. Blalock, ta k e Monroe.——
WANTED—Second hand Ford
Give price and full particulars
Dux IP t n r r llcrabl.

h a s a reliable v a lu e .

CROSS TIBS W A NJED Cash on
delivery- Yard and office rear
Zachary Veneer
Sanford.

FOR RENT - Double p a ia c ' apart.
nient 1115 Oak, with ml tun
venkncis. Isia-saI location. Immeili.
ate iHi/stsstun. See S. W. Iliad

(M a le )

DU n«l WANTED
w a n i R i i TO
m S
i 'rE.U
y .t Tn lil
it*
I HEUAI.D—S in iri hustlkrs ran
i.np.x 5«) ren ts a n !’ ne re tacit
n f | rpuen. Must l&gt;e neat and |*Ulit#. Ap&gt;.y C ir.u lett.il U rpl. Herd iM n jk l le r j 'o a * .
.

O N YOUR RADIO . . .
O LD G O L D — RAUL
W 1 IIT B M A N H O U R

W ANTED- T h e names «-f revrral
yqurig men and tmyx betw rrn
i b t 'M e of 15 and 20 for Hernbl
foui/e. (li o.| pay, itvcmge 88 e r
irttn. fsreekly for afternoon wi rk.
O .dl . , / • . . |n.1ili- Leys who
ve'UnRi - • work need apply. O r3 1 # ” - " * 5 r, Th« H erm it .

WWW The Kiag of J*xx,
I —acl with bit cootplale
I t- I orchealre, broad.
a a s l e Ik * OLD
‘
‘
GOLD hour every
T a o d e r , * to 10 P. M ..

Rm1!4U InH f

Time, over aatire C atsaU s
f o e 't - lo - c e a a l a a (ta « rk .

lm

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y ia d S A IX -P e d ig re e d

§ re» -ae»d brwedlng slotk.
f#um r IW-ogTeod stock s'lg ib #
rv r strnUoa.
Chtnchillaa.

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P r o m p tly

A n d A c c u ra te ly

M O TOKS PK O O VC T

m m m nm m m sp t

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Enjoythese]^cwFeatures

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PmiM y CwiW M m n (V*w.i« .

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i I Mtle whxxe rv rrv wt.r.l i*
iinptr»'ivr ,,l mnil An ,|uality.
And U n.-.uli tli»- In-anti &gt;&gt;f
tin- f lir.xl.T-lHiilt l*lnn«ai|h
In x ii r y n ilh ir T T r T n v J
i. ll .• in.'ili'Iil. .tu td v , Ingiitnnipri-.va.it .-ncinr llu t iu&gt;vv
i. p u d .1 r t r h in.ir.- uanlm g
CmtiJtr Ikt JrtirrrrJkrirt t t m i l t l /*a fr it /rr. fu trm
in |Mt(.imuiHT l«v nuiinruu*
n a / i r n j tmHmtkilt iw/*rx
t ' . . \ i r x Mi ill.- rV,//-!/-..•
ba-ii* h rtlcm irili,.
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SERIES 116
SfR IM l i t
SI A ll* I l f
I )n .•»• (&gt;• . mint I’lviinHitk
Cai\ in.I you will .IlM iurr llut
.............................. $ l IIO lu 8t VI0 S M V O ii.lM in J l a ’ v to $11 t t
e x h ib it, m p r n o r iiy . It d.-m im jm Ivib n r n u ll li iu iu c d d
C oup.. . . . .
$110*
II,
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Iitrrx tlir tllin.nl ill t.'S
rum birt, in .• c in u m ,
Spurt t ax* • • • 8177V
81173
H 1 7 lto 8 U .°
lii-ld — J'n tl-tru .in n in
tinipla
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nperay, r**ri»t
t » « i i l aq..l|«mrnl
rim lpm rnl ru ra . IttitiJ r ltr T h r.r p rirr. f. n. h. Itultk fannry.
tort, quality, r . ollouiy
i imf. ( d iiu l#
r t r r n f tr Jrltu ry tu JftuW
t
ti&gt;in,MH'&lt;-Jan.l |xnvrr.
! a ^ W /rl(.||v .W r.a /;r,u » M * /rrl^ liberal
* f* ‘, • G .M .A . C. 1
I’aj uia “
I Sao. u r a . m ba ar*#agx3'u6 lb* libera
Slid v allir Jt »n •'•»*
0*4 *A«**i*
Taa li I I jiiiimiTIi llu t
/• » /
p jrall.l.'d low put*.
fla.l»'&gt; by l,-ll&lt; s .lory

Plymouth mu'
offers even greater

I t c s n r d l o s n f w h a t y o u w is h In
i l l .p o e t u f, a H e ra ld C la s s ifie d Ail
w ill sell It!

FOR R E N T - Canape Apt. Four'
r u n ic and Imtn. 107 E. Fifth

IN I'—Six lOutii buuav, Sun
i Very ntlfm livc. f.'t5 | hi
Will r j l %1‘Ctric stove,
e,r. f a l l 19*1—J .

IT c s c r lp tiim s

C H K Y S ltK

u u ic k m o t o r

T h o u s a n d s a r c d a lly re a p in g h a n d hotnu p r o f i t s fro n t C la s s ifie d a d v e r ­
tis in g . y o u r a n d a th e v an te!

15— A p R r ttn r n l F o r I t c n l

10— llouiM.-* fo r I tc n l

#‘The Friendly Drug: Store”

H a n fo rd

—• - 'Power' so "grew—getaway so
"TfcefczrStaniina so enduring
^thar*Buick ow ners alone
purchase more Buicks than
the total production of any
other car in the Buick field!

operating economy

H erald Classified Ads
Reach Thousands

655

Phone 148
Vkl.lMh. In 11" M'l.unl
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CITY TAX SALE
JUNE 3 /1 9 2 9

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DAILY

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SERVICE

I‘J28 Cily taxes i n real estate may
lie paid tip ’to June 1st., without penally#

IIF .T W E K N
JA C IM O .W II.I.K
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AMI
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S ln r c D o u r D eliv ery
In C H y U m i l s

except adverlihiug eosls. Ai’tvr tax erIc
there will l&gt;? l - r r interest and other
costs of redemption.

*St. John’s
Transporlution
Company

ELLEN HOY,
City Tax ('nllerlcr

I 'o o l O f M y r t l e S I,
P h o tic

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l|.l. ol Ileoeva, rlwr*
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I I He..|i..it l» Town.
U a»- s:
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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(it r FOR IIANDV UEFKIIENCK

NO. MORE GAS
.V s . a- |8 || I'l I s*|
RtVHI fM l IN S T O M A C H
•
I Idd* wIII l»r irrr|8**l L) 4Ha
11••*%i *| of f*.M888lt •V*«nl8»iM*l’ l i f f 184 A N D
BOWELS
8«l fls* f4e*8**||#*sl,a I'utiutp Kl'UWf, l l
iltpii in tl iig u lii r •&lt;*«•«i.t; (•• I*#
I I#a*

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CELERY FARMS
ON WEST SIDE
• I *

Hammock hand

(Junhing J Inch Wells

rhR F ’XT DRAINAUE
10 Here’ll C.v mure t« each purchaser,
fully itupioved i.r unimpritvcd, al 25 to
10 per coat les’i Ilian you ciin Siuy simi*
lm- f;v. ms for elsewhere. Special aid to
the first buyer*. Unlimited nupply of
muck, for fertilizing.

The BHickmat) tract includes the best
grazing lands in i''ioridn. \ ou should
see its rirli sail and Bermuda grass.
Florida raises only 25 per rent or the
dairy products eoiisumed in the stale,
Good dairies arc sure Winners every
year. I will help finance dairymen who
know Hie business.

LOWEST PRICES and TERMS

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#r *»i mrwdr# Osf mIIw. w ith •
a»s# DnnipHla of
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f i8’ •« i * i M nf •••* &gt;r l»r. IH#
I •*Mr» I'* fbrtilili |*tii #w **88 dlr»‘

•U&gt; tlf &gt;lt»’ A l». 1131

IN C ..

Will assist reliable buyers to establish
and increase poultry business, one of Ike
most profitable businesses in Florida,

.

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PH ILLIPS,

Poultry Farms

nvmmiE8

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DAIRY FARMS

213— W

L E f s A l. N O T IC E S

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IPHiOTOTF'iM

Thrm

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8&gt;.*i *i »«.*»• li
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St\ h h itiUt, fn e tJ
S 'U* A'1**.
i f l . t ' /' » t. fiStirt. r , -.»(* J t ert
i ... ■./ |lr n . it mum. e i f t e r

• l . i i t * L » i t**tf

i Uaraltl Ptt'.z*.

“ O .C s.’’ WO« aJain I... 71%

All Selling Records Demolished!

Make
Performance
your

FOR RENT—furnl*hrd bur
at 317—15th Street, h
bum * East of Elm Avamw.-J
garag e—855.00 nv&gt;ntk. See
U v E tJITE JIO l’E OPENtNG for lU?g « l" T h r HrraLl ufflc e.
^yung lady/vlm w ants to lesrn

IU V E S G A R A G E

H E R E
E . F i r s t K lrc c l

I*PANTS FOR SALE—Mock Snap­
dragons, Astern, Zinnlns, Doubla Rote Oleanders, Red Bougain­
villea, Flame Vine, Royal Tolncinnnas and other*. A. K. Roesiter,
Florist.

YOU KNOW T l l A T ? YOU
iN GET YOUR CLOSED
T O P /R E P A IR E D WHEN
N fcU iS IT AT SANFORD FOR RUN*—Splendd furnlahei
H .T Y
WORKS 115 NO.
hnu»e ff)d garage on Silvei
$ t n p AVE.
ta k e . Lhllghtful plaee to live
13U.U0 |e r month. \V. A. Ilnynor
J u s tn r a a S e rv ic e
owner. II. U. DuBoae, agent.
WIGHT PR IN T SHOP
F o il RENT To Iterpnnailde IVo
vPl’Y serv e# on i
pic—N irrly lurniahcd • pnvut&lt;
intlnw. A Uhone
home. Hi l•H•)llv, 2 l«ilh». grand
• man. Pit: n s 417piuti&gt;*.C&lt; ol nod e'-mfi.rl .Ide. Neal
I Av*.
ta k e . I’iee mlnutea from down­
IJHN G MPOCKS—lrrigxtlvn town dUtelet. It. II- 1-aWMMi, HP’
.|e s and (.vneral cement work. Union Avr. N ear C hristian Mrience
H it Concrete Co. J . U. T e r
• i r , P ro r. 3rd and Elm.
y(lU R E N T - Sis room- house —
mialeln «onvenle:*eea. IIMUt IV.
S s V ’S P ^D O STOKE—Pre
Intioav Drugs, Soda. Wt First . f 15. per inurith. Apply next
a n ear 1 1 fo u r phnrw. Call dorr.
FOR RENT— Five ruem rottnev
at 2121
Palmetto
Avet.ue.
.VI(dp W a n t e d ( F e m n l e )
?2ii.tm imn'.hly. Inquire ut HeruM

For y o u r P ro teo tio n

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. U r I lh*&gt;*c lotye covrN , anu
A IT S — CI3 Park
nlsh the surface.with W at r CLKUENTH
A ve. Apts, fur rent availabb
La^iu»r..Show off your flint*
don’t hide it. Sold hy SAN- Apr. 1. Applv ApP 1.
U ’AINT and WALL PAPER
Furnished A partm ent /o r rent—
W VT. F in d Street. Need a
Park Apis.—Park A ve. and
r t fu ll 303.
18th St .F rlgldairr. Rent reasonSCRIP ERS PI.HAHE NOT- tble. tjitr v 7 4 * = L _ ----------------E—l f yuu (nil t j gel your FOR RENT. Futtilsh-d rooms at.
r nlen.ve notify ('in u 'a liu ii
second fl( or of Herald building
irtm rnt befor H P. M. A /a n bp rented on a very rea.on
a l ileliverj scrvlri- I* main- able basis. Inquita ol Foreman.
al until thnt llnir. We v. ill In­ Hie Herald.
to sentf your II. raid by s | kc pessenerr if it bus nut in - FOR R E ST —Large nnd small
f. Cifeulatlun D epartm ent,
A p t l.ci-xlry Apt*. At*" 3room huu*i- «.n I Oth and Magno. a.
N. N IPPER
Signs c f all Apply A4&gt;t- No t, 1-uiikI &gt;’ Apt*
dsda. In Sanford I’lnnt ami Call U2.I J. So hi mcr ItuU i.

DODGE
v r t c a rt and Graham trucks,
n and id lh Street. Phone 3.

fT WAS “Alp.COMB**- DAY AT OHIO STATE) And 231 .1
c U t. sad fr.l.ra lly w tra fivva lb . I n i by ibe collvfa
rloM o f (ba day ’*0. O * " lad a w ry oibar broad by

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representative
oroughly fam iliar with rates,
Me and elatslf teal Ion wltl
ve you complete information.
nd if you wish. they will se­
a t you In wording your want
J to m ala It muoe effective.

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You cel MANY DOLLAILS’ WOPTiJ *iCRE of safety against skiddinu qr Kcllipg stuck in the r.:p.‘ v.i.h Ccedycar All-Weathers—yet
you don’t pay a cent qiurc!

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IWMIIII
l r , who
Is IU
attem
pting
ta ln
lot of education in the Middle
rsct, may find It necessary a t
is last minute to come gallong up with a reprieve. Thle Is
,Urg*lv ■ lo t of ban tn a dumpling
I f form is served In this meet­
ing, A"»*flfa will advtnce to the
second round of the International
Wanes without untoward Incident
ta d Mr. t a t t will do all nf his
riding thla week on a street
oar
lie may b„ needed this
woek In
Montreal but past
' performances is y th at h„ should* t be.
Wr have had these Canadians
4own here b efor. In our national
cbamplonrhln and they never e rt
by Cm early n u n d s. Indeed. Dr.
l i c k W right im l W illard Crockg r, thei r besP h q v a h o im -p U y bvg Intem stln n sl tennis for yesr*
gnd. according to my memory,
either of them ever hes bevtcn
top ranking player.
Would 1 aay th s t Johnny HcnVesrcy qualified l,*s C u t classT I
would i ml do. His Dsvls Cup
Jgaeocd- last yesr. In which he
w ent undefeated In the singles
up to the moment he m tl C-ichet
and Parent? In the ehallenrr
round, d esrly ostabllaVa fcl*
status In this respect. lie k o t
to the tw v Frenchmen llu t who
doesn't T Drsldes. it takes a ten­
nis plry er to In st Count D*
Morpurgn. the Italian, and HenD irw y did that.
W hy, therefore, werry about
his chances .with Crocker, Wright
and Jack Rolnville, the CanodIn st He might iose t j them but

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the wedding &lt;f Ml** Anne
whrle *hr waa tn hp examined. »l
CHICAGO. May in (INjil
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wytt nut and wool
Ju.rr-LnX' burned
b .rah. iniiv lake ul*ce nt lh.'
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Mu|rj«w Ivnir in Englewood, N.
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wile bleeding at tin- mouth oml leet awux
J., |i '..il'ly within n few day*, '
she ,o U..i-t the exple»Um ocxurtnl.
R o u n d R o b in V o t e I s
wer,- arrn hr re today when In- R e b u k e I s P I n n n e d F o r ,t«*e ..mi . o.e».
“It wa* u lerrifu blavt. My
P e a c e T im e C a t a s - .
t inntinn.il New* Service learn­ I
U p p e r llo d y F o r E x ........... .. t i I*t thmiaht wa* for nix wile.
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tr o p h y M ny R e s u lt
J
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c e M ln g A u th o r ity ln ^
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lawn.
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rrt and phntn to Kitfl hiwhI.
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WASHINGTON. Mny
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turned bark on her trena-Atlan- L o c a l G r o w e r s A i d e d ing with the senate this morning
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motor trouble, according to a
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th r Cli'M'htnil clink* cx p lo a lo n .
pelin • suffered an nrciient.
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; “j|y wife and I.” lie «in'ed
on* agairsl the Slwtuerinnran , T h ( , ,m l n , ( h„t L -n g will ro ll.
labeled ru*h.
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which damaged part of the
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onlx '-'•*• leel avva) and I liml m ou n ted to n o .
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mechanism. the *p\yt ol the
’ll* I* me utlie. pitiful injurril,
lln&gt; II 0-e a*'
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neul g n v x r s ; nn »''&gt;ler fiorn D r. I t,j, trim unless the legiula lire
at liotm
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of offiical
ill,;- tirM7t&gt;K- tu n tl ili- ttr
----thee, t—,lowl— !»«••* ____c l— , m in .I i m i tliein inti'. Ill1' •N%«* HU*
— WIW finW LTTOfR StTVtM
.wKw-uiul—11***—«~flunu u of—ll*o
ire.-KuLrilir*.
I'liltdmi'
lau
l*it
.
I
Imd
•'&lt;&gt;"
.?v»'n|ieim
n.»
In
the
Slide
Plant
MUff fo r m poodent
h vv h) ml ptlng n rule aeiiil .v Irv Hiding hi i. and »'ie thmu.hl 111,-I,* In-fore revet at lime- and in«ututl ii.
When th • Senate nrrt T n c.lu y
Imard'a in tu o lv r Held m;»in-n
Ilui. Ihi* wa* n g mil-iiiiporl unit &gt;
F R I E D R I C H 8 H A F E N . G c r- he dreaded fly.
||i% m»ivc« Met11 ol t«* carry hint
to to n .id er the ehargr* lirought C h i c a g o B r o k e r ’s 1 9 - tie fniiii I. II to a roiifen'iav will' I*, 'iiive li hmki'd over.
l,new my wav atwuial. I knew
iht«*tai,li lhc t'*riuinb «*f witncaain*
w
In
i
e
lo
I
lod
my
wife.
rrm ny. M ay I S — H e a d in g o u t
Affording to J. W . Monk, in byV thr llu u if il %ui* quickly nhnH n
.
i
•
11
a
I
y e a r - o l d S o n A d m i t s 11 di-i'lvt 'ti 0 that the SennI,. ho 1
“I left l»r in I'Ve
volt" *f hi* |iilienl« «lh* n htifrl#-*. .'.-.I.-.I &lt;t. , oei.tlluttatut| 1*0“
to w a r d th e b r o a d A tla n tic o n •hinge of l'»eal o|irrat|ona, the I but Aitlmiiiint iiilittn fnrre« l»n*l olS la y in g
S a l e s m a n r e Tile oilier 1 - lira,, w 1, to aun.
, I k- olriith. Hi. t'rih* Mitfrrrd •
.undillralhin |iermlUlng the *HI|i- m r t luilf of the SemihI i* Votm ,
h e r f i r s t tr a n s -o c c a n lc fliifh i nent of giccii tomato* •• pit. kid in
•—
mirdy n * it the loll on th.•*reti*r t»l**w when one of hi*
whUh. if hrl*l. wihiM |»r vm t I
uh n p u re ly c o m m e n in l lin e r .lie Held*. Irom atm i.uu In in l e t.
HKNVKK. r « lo . May
10
L.|,.,u l.
t fit ml* and a***&lt;.atp«, Ur*
p iY rn iir1* rjrrtiun. T l\* ^* v n*
.
h
I
arra*.
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ahipnti
id*
l»
go
llS S I *'l kuc&lt;« &gt;du'1 tail It oot • Si»tnVn l..iifw nrlh on’lrol llo*
n ..II.». *u.rom l. d.
o f t h e u lf , th e R ia n t d irlR ib le
.mrth amt ea*t of I'otomar Yard*, lion, however. &lt;11*1 n«»i n*i h u in (| • ul muni r, ami it** |inil'auly
qrer nir lonimiltr,* nn«l lh*
hi*
“ G r a f Z e p p e lin " w a s o n h e r ihrnlil le of tnuih value to Imal «h«.H .tfown until thi* mnrnini;
tran*&gt;
f*»i Wr. I'm iv-mly !»• h*m'jujj s|M.lt -p&gt;rn f. r llu* admin
when Srimtfir I'liillip CJilhert fih*«l the n«H
WHy lodtty fo r th e
U n ited 1 grower* or the product. The nnl,
work
!•*&gt; ihi- iiriirf."
' irirntion l arm irtu’f iirom m In’.
* S ta t e s w ith It co m p lem en t of|*rln»Ti nuike. Jt jn»*il.!o fo» »hi|. with th - Srunir n nounol n»hin
Thu w*in llu* mini M*mmcnt oC ^ -. i oi | «|«« do* itn« tj'it-lion.
expiation
hv 1"»
flrflnriny,
V*” ”
_
„ ..... .........f per* In Oil* l.nulily to .end green
18 ptw seitRers and a crew til
Iu Miithrrn
I*) that they *«»ulj not vole to re. Itiilrird Na*h Ituimw*. I'd.
|lmt it u thi* tplm ••
and tile «v*.'|it tl.e elinir, hut r*&gt;
w.n t &lt; Waller M. Iluin»w«, r h ‘*j
Il f llwuet*. j ml I rrrtninly t30.
•
j*MMit f'om Sanfoiil.
move l.ong.
.
U e t ’n l t e s O r ......... ..
x|,,ii) who siHciinilvtl during
p
i
y
the
hm %«»* C o n g r e s s P r o b a b l y T o (iC O r U E
Thr rn-nt rrppclin. which nl*
fn»ni 10 I*» DO r«*Mi** in i *l»*
Fulliiwinir thi?* nu»vr hy the ni*ii IIy«* Mink bnItt'i. wl»u
reaily ha* two auccraaful I r a n , - I '« MonkV information . . . . . . .
I f t l l l i / . l ' S M e w l ) 1111*11 .I.,- night liieil »o*|i|.'.dy when phy*ii|»|*or1ri*. th Senate t«M»U f ft t I («» |H»IU*• lit If that ho* bhot |.,lM| thelight,, nf the lit Hv »*
.aim'd in the fn| owing Irleur.i.ill
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Martin, a nal**- '-nu*rtin- It |l with tho* rvfmrt ti •
•J () U ii* f&gt; t 'S
'Ml M e l ) ' tel ill . Imd l.o|Hxl they might re­
Atlantic ernam.ig* t» d* eruitjl, ‘l i . ten tematne* f.nm '/.on ' line. an iiilyuirnin n| and thr ronff r. | #,,'l killed Jack
- A ll n i l n o , - u . m i l
donth. a .
moat nf
jt | nitin, «-f Mr*n, At m*n i. rahbroti |MntM,v plnlb nlfri t i rrvftniri*,*
al .pprd
nway. Irmn it*
h*ne»r
In M id d le O f M e e t
.
.
.
packe.l in .tandnrd mntainrr* in t ur • was Itrhl. teMiltinir in tl^' him «if *$4U. •H i*. Iii* aaliiuwihil*|'|,|. v*h|.
Haofu.d'* j.,..ill.*n ir- a millinry ; tin -tiler *n » wn* &lt;nii**xl l.y thn
herf st RiBil ncl«»ck Ihit ini.rniii^ g|«*|«| mny n«o\o* fn»»u *.hi|*|»ino! o' eiKii ii t«» have the Senate ml.
nr«! | '».*» ! llu* h'fly InH* M dlUh^ **| f| , fUt l {«•*«* ihal llu* II u v
nl*-., *lrvngtl.rmxl *•'.",* month hieuktnp down of r
I'lnod r*r.
(I 2t5.1 A. M. Kn*tern Hay ighl |l(,|nt (|) ya)Ml. one. Shipment ol i*»un» sine tile.
WASHINGTON. Mny Hi
Jtlfkl o*ff thr high"ay n«ai Wixktjt. ^ 0l||,i p&lt;rt*t«i lin* olrhfflliitn |d »» lIN Si
Haying Time) Ju.l a* dawn wrai | gipeit lentatve* from /ortr One
nod the net.trnliaatlon of
The new I'.uigie** «'•' hg« by llo' u|'|Miintii.ent *'f Cap. |"i-.l
imrjr. Arif(*na o»n \|»r.
I'*"*i«.iatf&gt; when t Imd rriftlcd ii In- .*-nt h me on i* long •«■«••-* lam .1 t Hull h i-on
hrfaklng over lavkr fonatnncc.
■nr*11 lie to I'nlotnai' Yntvl'^ntid
•he tank, t.xygen in Die l.{o.Hl«lienm. Till*
llunnws ta»ly
imUy .lir tlfd | , f4
Hep. Uick-mton (Itl naht in the m ib le . ( lh*. «|w*ul „f Major, wn, fuilhe. established .**i»itt *1 llw li«u r* to alwurb
Among thr pa»»ciiKcr» wa* Mr* .e.ln:* north nml e.ot therenf."
Hr.
Newell**
umaiunienieiit
tjtal
I lovni*i Atr*»n*i oflhera over the t | l , , . . , “Ini o Idee" Irailer.
Maty Pierce, w ,'e of a New York
ii, inllml l.y l*i• » ili-.vt Hoov­ &gt;vith Die tuualerltig in ol lli.v li v». m tf.n.ai, ..on ml mntter in.link'll'
"No tree* or *h'uh* within inlong di*tnnre giving u *I* ir dr*-’ F.,*', nf (|i„ itelien'me Me. x. *1 er. n.i'ording to tentatile plan* ly li n tel llead.p.uilcra Con.pnny ••&gt; the vt-ti.iiK.
.lock broker, who a fte r exerrl*- leali'il aleaa will tie |i.lined m rut
riiplion of the terrain an*l lot a^ly },r*v*• a ih 'ii nml r'ty ii- the ion ,*i'n|'&gt;eil I*' ivdi.dn'alrntion lead- ,1 tin- J ., Ill,It,lion l.'llh ...fanWhether lire followed th? eg­
ipg the traditional womanly per- tiy .la te l»oai«l I'lii.doye. until
wlw.- Martin'* laaly eould g-g*#** n * &gt; muileea If -**f • *M** » 'or* • ii f*epu**l Hill.
I'lodoH ..r vie* ven-iv. null.orlt.nn
&lt; ogative or rhanging her m ml »ev-&lt; lUlUier U'lvk-e'*, thnogli .1 t in )po­
try , , || „ Armory Inal toght.
la *rnt l*i tiiiifi rvnie. it at'oenrd . Tl'r Senate »* I men** lor five
■ ■ *■■
found.
Ui-pn- r mi'any. w-ttii u-rn-n*: netr un iHr-ti»-nuy im.tt rnlnn .if
■••♦vy/yrai »!»•». embarkOil on th,, thrill.
y older, 1* a i d a.l Impo.lunt
Iven .n..-fully
. ing journey *» the only wymnn jn e . li followv.t nomuioua com- _ C 1.EVEI.ANU. Mn* Id—iN N SI I A ^ r itn g to llum iw i. who TTn.’i i llu- parliament a i y t it uni !*••«. v .a-k», ptxihnld) Imm ul*
|dem nt r two ol fleer* and /•• H'.x •" .dial hnve purnte tnvrsti.
pl.iint, to tt'e Oimndo olfk*e ti* —The Ma*t* and fire In the ('rile miolu hi* ,lelaile*t ennfeealon I*' the r in fe iin tf vet** H wi'lllil I* ' (ir, | of June until after tl
) 'bboard the a ir liner.
II Oil. V*al mu.*ti-iv,| ii.lo the I'lor. . x.imlne*l. F*'ur •
on* w it- l*t-,..g o.ganit.xl, hut
Thc atart waa made under lira.'. raiding nrtlvitie* iif plant Iward Ciev.'lnnl| . lint,' *hr.p lid were ' Denver |»Tixr alter he l.a.l lie n aelnl ult I rat In the II l**r. The | ..f July, The House w II tee**- •I,. Stale H rvee hy Mn..'. Ilu lth &lt;# i|y overca.t akira a lte r a n'ght o* *• c u t in tu ltin g down lire* nod liiilnl nnd^ Mitre* Injured, wa* a ' pi-kril U|i fi r driving an aut 'in '- Se.i*»li' llir.i veoiiht hnve 11'*7 iiini*‘i' ih ul the .nine time for •*•' d.iv* * . * n . Follow mg nn in-pe, to... l.y l&gt;., Mi.,,, *.f tin- . onil.ti»n of thn
aliruhi
1
lw**e.l
in
pnalueer*
#if
ICo.itin.ied tin Huge Fourl
| pouring rain.
Thp
downpour
it* without « liren*c. “ Maitln of y ehl'Og-i ir lhe iletii’.itore phi" j Till* ettruo.d'na.y h.enk i.. th' t',i|.|aiil Win. II U ill.am , Oi"h n .t fiuil*'*. The aituudon will I*' r«*e of purr nn Idrnt areoidlag t&lt; ! H
wii* a peach *'f « fellow.
nr nrrepDng III,, re*.mii*dii tty* fne •pixinl *e**lon will Iv doe to &lt;h' .............. . tin* e gi.ln, “army. tl"'y
reaard, however, a few momenta hamdril in a more
utM io t» ) Co nine i I'ranr, in a atatemr.it to'•Hut vvlint wn* I t» d 'T " h f nil nr,- f fin m relief.
liefpte the take-off wn* made, an.I manner ii|am Hr. Ni vvvh'a n tu in
I (s, t thnt prn.l ng Hrunl..' n. tli.-i n te ,-vvo. m Ini', t e » e .vrre " f tl."
**•*&gt;'•
laemtlvaliy im|Uiri*l of |h'iiv*'r In- •The “ farm Id e." fighting II h” . Ion the new Ini&gt;lf loll, m-.tlie. I‘ml**,| Slat ‘ lira Hugo Kekeuer, rom mander of
(Continued (In Huge Four)
“A
k far a* I have gone Into tin &lt;|ui*iloi
“There
I
wn*
nut
in
the
lie
fur
hirlet
larlff
irti—,
appnr
t h . diriglhle. waa hepeful th*.
Tin* orminl/ .tlell of ih,- in vv
| lirnnr ti
C Illfrt'kt "ill IlfVl* *«»»v
Ilive,ligation," li- *aid. "I f«*'l Aiiiotin d r.e rt with tin f.lend
•oily is niixhni* l • g*. d"ien llo* Hi tig to I 11«!•I i«, iinvIltinK *L* rt-mpnny a / f . * ihr baml*
favorahle w eather would In' en ­
to**
S h if t s A r c M a d e In
that
it
wa*
a
ra*e
of
pure
.'evident
in) .nnlher nnl father hn*| *|uil •In*, with |l . Iliad........ . n i«H .,.| Jll|,„ ni , , lu n "itioid ii l»»
countered nil thp way m no.*.
A It* foil*'* vvIn. waa plated III
Heath »»* «*u-e,| ii^ mn*t x*»e, me; I n eded money. I «nl) in. Hi li of .he *.ii in till .
hy l.nl it In am bo - (I* toinmunil ux i " ‘i Ueulenunl
T h . paa.rngrr* were aunimnned
A ir M a il S c h e d u le s
I In,
i,hy |iid'i&gt;niiu* fume* inhaled hv ti'iided lo r*'li dark at fl.-t hut
from th,, K orgarten Hotel, where
M \SIIINGTTIN,
Mny
III. lh mi- d1*- of ii •!*«•«• n‘ ••'••ini la ul .nml H*C"tli - ini'. f"&gt; oi.ni/
they liad whl'vxl away their la.I
|tuxii.i'i* hou*r* und Indvidunl* ] victim* an.| in au.ue caara f'".n then n • i i&gt;&gt; Men came into my
( *r «' I'tni: »• I aim* will
m ih
,rat* C .plain ■f . ‘ompunv "H . i I \ m • hi&gt;M ii| tloi | h-i inti* th«*
.«*
«
ullral
|M
lW
|-r
ItlJaTw
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il
1
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inhead and I ili«-k!ci| to kill him."
night on land h&gt;- dunriog and who mii* taking iA'IvanlM^i* of th* •hock
••ul n |»rr»M*«li'in in
ymr».
| h In,, sure*ede.l l.y Cnplnin Mu'­
(Continued On Page Four)
I'mltT pfl-d* 111 photi". il»«* I|»MI*o .................. He yen. PS" lie «-•* la* |itf|||«a| t*f %Nf|(»U*
jirk oh’livrry uff«
mull ►
, &lt;il
quit
•'Thni' n.o irport* that a H c a ir | Iturri'Wi , a fnnthall player nt
oy air are today r.nu#*led to ant- fitter* with n lilnw tn n h war St. John'1 military Atndcmy m
|ti&gt; hMlt|&gt; nim t •
tariff hi I l»v « *l*t,*.| l*y \\ I) lloffionon, np- lit*- l oilrrool I rule t inniniMioti
Iit-ii i i *hIi«\ liml m
uffrr of
Mnv
ll
I-* Froti ihmhtsI point*.I .*• .'i| I i nt "a n:.
ire the change whUh ha* lorn winking none the em'ni where He Urlafi Id. \Vi»., lett the lll*-|ta .
jijll.tMM.iiiHi m u , nimlf fur tl»«
iito'ly fto 11 r Srn#»lo\ wliirh « H
p#re»»it.itrd in the vlivalng time X '.n y (dm*, wei# *tnn*l nn*l nlhe. linn with a rompaltion, M'l
A In-nikl'milei, llnttnlmn i ni­ Itai-xinit I'tui toy iiit«'r«*KU pur|H»it"
II*" of' "
Uiui'1.11 ,
lo iii lli«* l*i I i«» ft* liimnrr •••'*» wn)* mninlnined nl tin- («*»t nf lug l" l«r iriHrai'iitiiiir S«murl
nf lett i- nnl pare.I*'mailed.
Minila, irpnrta have tenrhe.l me nmn.Ii, wentI In, Chiraff?®,'i'&lt; oie*
Mnih tM't J. I*. Marrhlrtlr* nf
miltoc foil furlhci Hear.iiii* .m the Mnjoi nn.l it e.eili" .. follow. hu nil. tin* .NIM NVo-at |Mowrr ami
l‘otamu*trr J. I'. Hall »tat«a that
MiLoni', nniHHim «*•! I»ln\ rnlm fi »'i!
the rlo.ng time hu* liern advanced w h ic h ! intend tn go into thorough the UrurkiT family nul«mnlol • tSr
r»li«»»
r*| i|llt, l.ly tliy | | - mole ll **1 Mn. tit Mill, iiiigiinte.
nm l
li *nt." « r* ptmlirl IhU . n- ol*
n viB J**r Hub ld*&lt; n II-dulie* e»v . ih ■
(rim H!:IA A. M. to lltfiu A. M. !&gt;•"I will ro n 'e r with |» lire onr niii| ata.ted touring we*l, Tt"'y thnt Jio* Hu*
II* tifft-i " ii1* ill *i Iiosiil ta
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i
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pitMliiriiun
mnliurj
to
St.
I.nut*.
Kun*a.
City,
nf|U r»' fn iii f• im* i«» f"«* "•♦*k&lt; hiui'llmir **f nil ,-omm.i.nenlbtnv ttq.,/ • iiimi - dim
liy
Kirhanl
daily, tlir running ..hrilulr of rouni)
nlHriaU ami *tait .
With' the receipt of Infirrvattnn
,1
|
It
nvir
anil
through
New
Mextvo.
from lhp »»o\«'l l«y Islnii h riln 'r, licf.iiv llirti, «!&gt;• Srnnlc will l»nvr miannileg fi**m len'biua.lei* of U niM r, puL|i&lt;lu*i uhi| u%rn«*r of
aouthlaiund T.ain t'l having been itiumugh le.veallgalion and,
from th . Department of Game changed. Mini pvnded at the po*'.' n,*re*xaig. nen lcv :ni.ue&gt;t. In in n In I'hoenlx, Armniu the Hiu* lor for
I
III*
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ii*l
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a
fm iriliN
r»iirnifpiiiri»l rnnrlo-ol I In* m " M'nplwofllfotinicn* t'-. iinilnhoii It U lln- intelligence
uilvi*rti*inff
und Fre»h Water Flab at TalU- offer al lloiO A. M. arrive* at 1 I fin,| it mrr.UMg t» nn:a an in I bnya fumily hud him a ..' in i and rtm m e iH A ii Sntunhiy
I i»r pi*
ir.tl
MII. i In- II us** w ’ nn.l Vm.'mind* nl Ion re, t bin of tin' IFMtilly. a
mill mine III Imn "llh Ihe of*
haaaee, County Jmlge Jrnve* G. Oilxmto In time i'r eunmeIjen ' &gt;|ue*t I piolaibly will m il a Jury hi* neither took him home
tun* Iiim tlw iiriirinnl mii*»ir oof ih*tik«*«iwr nml If Mi houmhoI,nil.lit'n *.nl mv. k. lh • n*e of
Sharon today Mated that deapltr with thr malt plane leaving the •« !»*«r the evldeme." .
. Mr* Hruckrr told me in I'Ihh*. tlie&gt; l i t '/.l irfo bl uliuf,. pi min* will h»v«* Milinl tlir i thM. ttu* • mdlo tel. plM.i'v u.ul *«mu|iho.e l&gt;,r‘
*__I liu -| iiilili»lM»*—rertaf— inlo- - iHo
rumor* to
th# contrary.
no
Itiilw C iiiliil_|u -jl.M ■ MtllAi-lii '» Uul ~rl rpnttm,*: aftrrn«N»n for northern I. t’ity ofrielaU warned all ..the. nl* llm, m&gt; (M,ren l. h „ | hg.v.n lion «*f th.- -inn. nlrtt) ni*«l
leiiinl ihe r *|» *ii maile lo Imn
changfa had hern made in tt'e Vant •
__________ L{!l,* l l i ! 4 i t - U S i t t u t r o d * d»vur.'.t. ud ndg -~-K !»o*-|lok r I.Ua'T.h
|;.Kh| o ff.'.'I* nn.l 125 men m.w i*% Ids itnt in. iriour «w|ilor, (V C*
“
.
r lakti rilra |»rccautiofi« again^i that after tiring pu( off n tail.mi I o|i#n. *l tit. lit. ndw *y. «It.'./a rup I ihkiiiiii.
- peea#a t - flak - law*--------- ---------—
Ihliivmi:
.in\
it!Inn|»t
l«'rfiir'
r-n’tii.ite tin mdllurjr *tr.ngtl. I'm Ihii
A mihMantial lnrrp»*F ha« lH*rn anill|jrr a.imi!ar .|«*a»lrr. Fu.lho"hh*!i
tainted
(hat
Th« Informatlrn furtlirr ill*in Miami, 'I'uim lletnhiW 'l »&lt;-v
do*#* that th*r» I* at thi* tlnu- noted in air-mail »hipinrnt* i»ul 14m*, |hry plan In lnv«*«tivatr the tiain mar | lh«rfiU ht* hath*!
oral eaatrrn a it !«•*■. In(m e I* log rtf slnli n ir|w.»liti* Mir linli'Hiiil rent .cd m Hnnford Tliey nte In H'Miilli . %1 11iiu*i| |,i trprrsent
pA«aing
mnWiri»l
for
■
••lift."
• Joint hill about Ui It# pte*rntrd nf Sanford, l,&lt;»lmu*trr Hall » ta t.. *)«ti„, in u«e al rarh ho.pital fm
taken l&gt;&gt; New )" ik . »'u re U i* i.rqririw rlaiidi- nf ihr Mitnnirriilm' line, oullitx. Coniim.iv “H", a ~lhr Install inirrr»l»*" m&lt;il lhat
Jut li Martin, driver of llo- «*r, lieiig rlu.wii twice ■I.».I&gt; •&lt;■ tee hi" In l»r fill•!«'. ih * m imwiiii’IhI Mr.It* •&gt;! . .nnpuny und llallnl.on Ul •‘till a * U,|| |MUI|lf|.l Oa| U «U|
In th# I^igUlature. It will m«l- ing that thr rr»pon*e to thi* »*r-,»:oilng x-ray ft'm*.
It'll ■ h:i«| (mil h«»eil the Indian*
llurrow* »al.l, hail a ea*e . f iK-er OloW, the iw»t -fid* -filing f.»t n li ii nf lh«* l'ir»iil«*tit |ir.ih*liU llo idqiiniti I , i &lt;nqi.iny*
If# th# prrarnt law to a rrrtaii vie.* I* mo*t gratifying." When It
and th* pair prta- e.I.'J to d.lnk t'.’.on Tim I'lrluie la ahown iu will Iwa JlLsiul lli-al 1 llllaa IM* pr«*
eatrat, hut lh# bill »• well a* I# conaldrml that a letter aent L i o n s C l u b D i s c u s s e s
llic m«lrt
Fin si .1CU* ill oil* NVu * uml wen lietfMlint *
IhK foil
o*i lhl,# hi,ifr n r « e
it. Martin *g"t drunk lluirow* two putt* will, an IntermU.M n^j yrrin Mnl «h»Wfi ft»r Ihr
&lt;■ th# pre*#nt law r#&lt;tulrrx a li- from Sanford al 11:15 A. M.
trn.iiil fi» • A M«f’"U », M riilHl
rrn»# for r*fld*nt« nf th# Male trachea New York City nt 4:115 V a r i o u s A c t i v i t i e s O f ___
rrru’citi hy |•rrd»lh•»^^ 11«* r wil' |.l« iiioixMit \V 11. Ilufin.inii, IMI. p»l«tT |iru|a'rtir&gt;.
•aid,_ _and_ "ua I took thr wheel And of lo minute*.
Ih ••aliloi ik|'ii'M ii| ihe i&gt;|iinioi
tn fi*h In lh# frr*h watrni of A.M. the next morning. almn*t O n r a n i z a t i n n ’s W o r k .Ia n . I
drive the rreiv "leaI The »nne» revolve ulmut "lh. he rniii|ilrlr«l r u t p l S(i».ii»- •»•* iiiImui Si iro iinl
'NNnln r
lo hi^ |iiii»1i&gt;lier ih.il Ihe ll'.NUlljr
tk# 8 tat*. with th# »xc»ption of
“
_____
to
kill
him
rgmr
into
my
h.
a.l
"
Cotton
I'alarr.'
n
fh'itlmK
l"
fl
I
un
o
n
thr
twr.fr
hill
Ilml
r .l-mrii. y't ik-1 nil'* F. •'. llnr|N'r, offer a:i* **llltie-|enllu l»Iuff.M *
l(- watxra of thrir him# County. 17 hnura aaving over train tlmt,
tlurmwa ronfeaaed l at h. *how on tl.e hr .ad MI**i**l|o*i. •nnisuir ip r» atlv for Sitinlr
I j,u i. U III t' • nml l.'iiH W.
The regular meet ng of Ihe
County Judge Sharon ilc-irr* the advantage* in Jhi* rlata of
&gt;1.1/1
Of
Ihe
ring
hit*
••(
H
m* halo , laaith hmmhrd w» ii il Mow* I"
I'll!ami*'V.. r. Cni|M)rnl« W. C.
la-al r#*ldrita lo b# fulV in- aervire la vrry evidrpt.
Lim a Club h“ d at the Yacht Cluu ♦truck Martin aaveral time* over original *lige play will
!&gt;««"'
F li/.a h e lh t o n I s C u t
fermrd o„ th* aublect. adding
tiu in m to*lay wsh given over to the lira,| with th* butt &lt;f u re. wiHt thr pirtuic wt.iili i- billed inni k liinr IhrrrfaN' Ihr l"*'i: n ' F t.l x. Gil*. W Mrltory, I*. W
vnlver
anil
then
ahot
him,
t'*-ing
rri».
,
V
intirx
t,n*l
I',
f
.
Wt-I.lt,
Hrivnlt-x
fiat It la not prohcbl# that th* B r f o n i P a p u l a c e S e e s
F r o m W a te r S u p p ly
a* n Diking and singing l'|i«lu*
a d'eeu*-i'.n of a liumlier of var»#w BUI will be pr*tented with­
Urn featuring leura I.a I'lante,
F-. II Allman. F. J. Ilnucr, W4III**
j* u« artlvit r , nf the Club. With th* loitly into a ruvlnr.
A fte r N ew O u tb r e a k
F a m o u s P la y w r ig h t
in th# n#xt two w##ka.
Otis Italian nml Jn»r||. Schlld S w e d i s h P r i n e e i a s I s
r**lrmnn, II. W. lie 1th. K. I*. Ilalr,
the nieitlng neat Tharaday c ille l
Over 1H» Hrenaca have been
kraut.
.
.
O. A. .Martin. J M. M**t*r«-. I*. V.
A m e r ic a n s W ill N o t
a
UK)
per
ten
t
attendance
FI.I/.AIIFTIITIIS, T .n n , Ma&gt;
B
i
d
T
u
n
n
e
y
G
o
o
d
b
y
e
oft.
|aau#d at th . local office, and
Mr. M.irenletle stale* that he S e e n A s L i k e l y B r i d e
Mrl-nulin, -In* G -•'hnr&gt;*n Jr.. I- Id ,ilN S |
Klianl&gt;rlht„n
swat
w a. renurated at u v s i e t .
q e i 0 n g T o D e b t B a n k has secure,I "Show ll»at" f"i
: m i n lhaa urual lnt*re»t
tin*
O f P r i n c e O f W a l e s flipca and 'V F. Tndman.
,1 _n 'n l^ikelar.t on that d a v .'
“
uithiiul a water •u|,|&gt;l)’ tmlay ua
BRIONI, Italy. May HI.—(IN S ) ---vrnll
‘bSff, ahown by r»ald#nl angler*.
four dr,* * a* Haifonl D the only
the irsult of „ new outbreak of
city in renlral hloriila where Ihe
—All Brioni turned out today to IJnns Msx S lrn srl nml Kal*l f
WASHINGTON. Mny Hi
v'l'lrn r nod **,l-&gt;lagr in tha
I.OKIM&gt;N, May 1« (IN P t- S e n a t e T o l / f i o k I n t o
Meyer atr d.lrgstra to the renven
witneaa
the
departure
of
the
fapicture
Is
In
"krd.
D e a t h P e n a lt y B ill
(IN S )- The .American gn.e.nl,.,|.|*&gt; Valley textile nt aike &lt;/&gt;rv*
|,iini„* that I’rlmr** Ingnd. "I
moua playwr ght, (Seorr# Bernard Hon.
T e x tile I n d u s tr ie s
Mennwhilr Attorney-General M*
V e t o e d B y G o v e r n o r Sha*. and hit leave-taking of
1 l was drc'd*il tn give silver m&lt; nt wll* .ml permit A n .'ican l S o x P l a y e r S u s p e n d e d Sweden, may poaalbly l» the bridl
I*. It,*)*1 had under advisement /• ,
..I tl.e prince ,.f Wale* were re
Janvra 1 . Tunr.ey,
frlkjw l*o*el»s'l* a* aeuren'r* to the win. irp.p*rntntion on the prop - I n.
WASHINGTON.
May
Hi
(IN,*i
pirn from Sheriff J M. Mercian*'
LANSING, M ck . May 1*. — philosopher ‘and former heavy- nrr* nf the Jvn'or leagu e B»**'- | tcn u to n a l bank for the »*tHr F o r H i t t i n g M a n a g e r vivid here »**flav hv the visit *.l
-The |****d il'ty «f o Senator!:,I to dix'lair 'in itial law* in E'ixn
the pretty If vea,-old daughter it
ball Ch.mplon.hlp game, which , mrp{ „f i i t
reparstmo S.e
(IMS)— One minute after It wa* wrlght champion of th# nrsrid.
liirpiby
Into
Hie
textile
Industry
lu-tht* n a".I its-environs. Th* al­
CHICAGO, May HI. —t l N P I - l |i(. Crown I'rlm-e o, Sweil,-n.
c ,. .
...i
Th# fltry Brit *b writer waa »rf now hr nr l ltyrd Th^ flr « t; friary of# ...
primes* Ingild i» xi.ltlng hel ail pvet the country luninml luigbi ii, ncy-G* mr.xl
paced on hi* deak today. Gover­
Intimatml
that
Mat* Rtunion ann«»u»rMl Outrlrs Arthur Shire*, bad hoy of
ar imbiv when Senator Wulsli I III
aight-evaing tour r im f of Ikr •rrin v i« played or
gland
father,
the
Duke
"f
Con
Lmlal V ilrveluumaala would :n .
nor Fro* W. Green vetoed the death lr*Tin*.
the White Ha*, wa* uwler ndefnuuabU She j , •* • “f th* !•»- „( Me#MH-bu*etl* laid the SennI
l with hl» * '* • after a' pteaaan; k!f ru\mv w»|h llolo Cohb'a Krmn- j v A ty .
llurnre hi* ,le“i«i«n. Followlag
penalty U l. Regardleaa'of » » • * ! * ,.? # „ during which Um, he rlea drfealing Frank MarlftV' } Hlfi ifitalb* offltial* nf-lbn fed. inile euepeas-mi tedap* f#r punch* eligible mntestaiU primrsM-* lx he ha,i im, .'hjrclion to Include tie close upon Ihe. heels of the whole*
f merit* of t^a coutravaray on capital,
mlny tt!
mratant h ur. In the Mlactferl,' ff i i - 3 . -Tlve iecond T. .al rrserv* syatam wi l not •&gt;» ing hla mimsgcr, RuatrlJ Black­ F.uro|w. Fmm a box, the Swedish New Knglsrd 'rxtllr industry in sale attest of uppruximatrly M i
, ‘ spent maity
princes* tmlay watchwl her gran,, (I r Investigation
”
puniabmcnl,'* th* Governor *a d i company of thv aforvment oned game wa* n’aa iron hy the Sem in-) perm tied to aerv# nn the pro- burn*.
Senator Simmons (III or Jxurll, puketa enriy in thr week, an ad
father
review the Grenadie Gua? J,
Hhlrr,
appeared
on
the
f-eld
in
I
&lt;
»rd
hank
nur
will
American
npflea
15
to
n.
The
regt
game
will
in kla veto# m&lt;■**#*•, "it wa* on# Mr. Tunney. Br oni wanted to see
n a in d e . The Prince of Male* sal Carolina, who opposed an innulry ditlonal h'ildrr .1 . were taken' 14
a
kittenish
nrn.d,
wearing
a
come­
prcvnl
he
given
to
the
aelediun
&lt;
*f
be
played
Friday,'May
17
on
the
V the moat a*treave and Jnflenble thi* parting of brain and brawn
In aide the Duke and frequently InUv strikes ronditlona in North jail this morning.
Grammar school grounds at ft an unofficial American rvprc-en- dy rap. and was admonishrd to east aide glances at t(ir fair
Carolina, .mwever. aald he would
Three Uribe** were Injured ih
meaaurea of It* k ad that kaa ever submerged in brain.
discard
thr
*kimm*r
and
d
apense
'
•
tat on. Rtimaon said.
Shaw cord'at'y sh ok hind* with o'clock.
Pi Inerts from tha north llngrjd not object of the Inquiry M &lt; 0« a riot In which tear gaa bomb*
with
burlrsqur.
While the United Plates '"oka
Major Wood* of (ha ftalval'on
were frequently used. On*
termed to catch hla eye nearly tha tritiin Industry general
The bill, U a flrat to auetvaaful- the headwa ter of the hotel res.
The Senate manufacturaa com­
Later In the clubhouse he every lima ha looked and smiled
with aympaUy on the rffurta
w a, arrested in a battle w l
(y paaa both house* of lb* Michi­ Uurant who bad been burden#! Army gav* a skrrt resume of th*
mittee
will
meet
lomoriow
morn
knocked
Blackburn#
down,
cutting
fleers. Large tree# were
gan state legislature aineo 1M*. with tb* difficult task of prvpar. feral artlvit lea o f tha Salvation now going on to aetlle th# repara­ U p manager’* car. Follreand play­ amiably.
lag
to
art
upon
the
Wheeler
ra#oThe Prince, It la reported, la
. . . railed «----„ |nqu'-*
required w ithout axcaptioa th a t ing hla intricate vegeUr an diah- Army and told of th# .a ro m a s of tions problem, be sold, this gov­ er* Stopped tlj# batt'j*. Shires «*)• constantly telling friends that h* VV.
lution which
f«r an
Inquiry across rrvada Undine to the
berg and Giant**U/ff rayon
building- ramnaign,
Mias ernment does not des re t® P«rIn N
Nsi
h* textile xtrlke*
in
the deaU penalty be Inflicted on ra. Mr*. Shaw told th , waiter "her the
,
'
‘ an*
(rctod h i belongings and said he will not mary until be la -T*» H« Into
emp
South Carolina and te halt "loyal- employer*
every person convicted o f first de­ husband'' had never looked or felt IVorlr Robson entertained the tiripaite In the collection of Gar- thought b , would a u tt back to will obaerrv hi* 36th birthday ua Carolina
man reparations, either through
to work. _____ _
7 «tm«s«««i . -------- —
p t , murdar, regard!#** o f *f** better than now aad bad great Club With lateral musical aalec(h« »Jrd of n u t month. _
k
l|
koa«
|a
Italy.
T
«
a
«
,
.
^
Ui# bask a t any ether *(*ocjr.
.
admiration foy good

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C o u m U B f on th is statem ent, the t i m p * Tribune- ho*
Um follM riar to sa y :
w Incredible as it may iw en tnnun-logal minds.,
tbe defendant w as not allowed to present any off
. ’ I f Governor Carlton's U * bUls
theee facts to tbe ju ry during her triaL T he rule*
pass, this lrgUlater* will deserve
o f evidence, apparently, prevented the admission: off
ISOr* praise then censure.

Oteereater le puttie* e a \ a »
wdvertislng raw pelce this sawamt
I* tell tbe m l of tbe pU U wbat
an Ideal place Clearwater U te
•pend tbe summer. If It par* l*
advertise CleorwaUr It.should pay
to advertise rrtsp celery.

No wonder tb e verdict, the stigma, and! tb e fine
are considered unfair am i absurd by an. uverwJtaiimIng public sen tim en t B ut do not blame i t all’on the
ju ry . Blame i t ra th e r on antiquated! culka off evi*dencev created a n d upheld! by the American: bait,
which make it impossible t » g et before a. ju ry andl

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. iu rie a often deliver “fbol verdicts”' because
they are hobbled by fool court procedure, Ill Ehglend or Canada, in a esse like this, the Judge hintrself would doubtless hsve drawn, from ths witnesses,.
If tb e defense failed to do so. the evidence which.
* IMS defendant eeulcf n o t nm itfnb in th e courtroom
until a fte r h e r conviction.
It would seem th a t u o u r uur system of jurisprudenco
t is assy to convict the innocent and difficult to convict thu
fuilty.

•«i&gt; -woi ilbiielliminn !||iM lla»
'• Imrrca Util Ho mosallaaati*
&gt;avnt: &lt;&gt;P the -iaia it m a r Ita
•Mine lulls i*. ileikntMti Ita the
*VMhle mitt 'tIui‘1. i nttiua ••uv-u
liw-anuuwl imJIUwjia . mk
i|ru
.too i leeillMi.

Peggy Hopkins'Joyce, who a t one tim e hekli the world!?*
record on m arriage vows, declares th a t the only raasun she
lidn’t m arry Lord Northesk was because hu pmiioawil U&gt;
her five m inutes a fte r be first m et her and! thtrraaffur all
must daily until she abandoned him for new ondi uncomoteiv
■d fields. A recent issue of S m art S et magazine mpn&gt;iiuc*r&gt;
i few pages from Peggy's diary beginning in. Now York
when she first m et tb e English Lord. Then, thu wmtu:
“Tuesday: David keeps asking-mu tu. m arry him. as
toon as be gets his divorce (He waa then, marriadi tu-Jlrmi—
Blown, form er Pollies beauty h. b u t I will: nu t nay jum. 11
UC not sure w hether K w ant another husbamll even, iff hu
is an earl. A fter all, on earl’s wife is only a countuss. and! H
un a countess already, to rn , sailing Saturday, anyway.
“T hursday: David says ha is sailing tue. b u t he could
&gt;nly get an inside berth, as the ship is au bill; and! them isno room for his valet. He is a nice buy b u t too. young,'*'
The next entry in the S m art S et diary in a t tb e Hide.
Italy.
“T uesday: Brally. men are impossible. A fter alii. II am
tot David’s fiancee yet. alliuidgh he keepa telling everyuno
we are to be married. I have not said' 1 would: yet;, a m t Dam.
to t sure th a t I w a n t tu m arry him anyway, life is tuu. Jbeil
mis. How can I help it i f a lot u f men w ant tu- t a lk tu mv
uki dance with me?**
A fter a few weeks, with the young SvoUihnuun skill in
'ter wake and telling the world of th eir engagement;. Rhggy
returned tu New Y ork Then the d ia ry 's story off the heettt.
uurtship reaches ita climax.
“F riday: WeU. th a t’s t h a t Jtiat b——— k wnuldl n e t
«ee him and dine w ith him last night, the man goes- u u t ami:
feta himself into tbe paper*. I have ju s t tuUrphun*dJbun&gt;tbal:
Iofam through. I am not going tu It* mad* a pub lie juke uff by
tay man. carl o r not.”

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iwir.irtiu
iwii. rwrtmmv.

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h u n ••ft &gt;hu xMstouayv k .h u m .
hwk w i . iMus&gt;ll'n.viuiou» lonu.. 1
imcw. . i l i u m
amfc '**— |- ,4 &lt;
Nccroca testifying at a murder
ililU U .ii.ueh.until ItiaMlan .n u ia u - &gt;
C
ut:
*
*
T
tit
1&gt;UTV.--~i----IIj ^..U4l, I
Invrataratii.n la Tsmpu said tbay
“ If a t first you don’t succeed; try. try again!’ is a. u lulievwtin*’ ta . i t e m jp»i tvhuu.'
saw a man Jump from behind a
tM-« |in.toil««ii' ..U l n a iM ltiu i..
t i n and brat another over tbr ropular adage among those who ant inclintnli tu. give long -nil
taint: the tu—assy uC -w.ti.itw; I
hood with a heavy Iron siappllnc eluded advice beginning “L attrib u te my nuix^ute. .* ..• ’*' UlU wo#. Wjlti ail
tu.l ia ta . *turn (
book but did nut Interfere bo* (ometimes too much persistence is not such a. goudl thing. ta*r Iiaroa. wuataan^j : a | a a J. \*L •
cacao they thought It wca a Die billy goat, who butted his brains out against the stone ■u|a&gt; ' i la y 'mn-r ertr .a. lanuy. rf.-,
policeman matin* an arrest. m ill: tin titn ll &gt;iwik.
wall, is an example of the “try . try again” doctrinu.
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Banftrd people, apparently a n
slmoat unantmoua in tholr oppumt
ion tu thr tintallva prupoaol of the
bond rrprrMnlal ve*. Tbay do
not think blood eon bo cotton
nut of c turnip and tbay do
not believe tbo bondmen can
get the Interval out of Sanford
ow n II a receiver !a epnolated
II they are right taiaa can bo fcw.
rred; if not taaoa elU be avach

higher.

Governor Cat lion's bill to Croats
a flee from tbo two coals caao
Uaa tax now suing to tbo srbooif
sad count Irs, tbo ad valorem ls«
oa motnrrd car*, sad twoato ftvo
par font of Iho automobllM llrooso
foot, and to use this fund ta pay
tbo interest and principal payments
ea | l 8 1.000.1)00 worth o f seoetr
district rooj and bridge h im
bgsdnoM
and
11 X^00,000
worth of outstanding beard
public instruction hoods, baa
passed and would sovm to augur
w ill for tbo remaining adadaL
atration tax moaaurrs.

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MYSTERY MELODRAMA—

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a t S t h, n r an Grandview j
k t n m tn Bow W o rt. CUdw.li ;
to « M n of pmk and row were
t n ooprd to o o o n ood h n l i 1
about i t * r e n t * o N t r the
U K In o w o j W *
A fter n r n i l h»*rd* o f Jap ln ;
&lt;-*Vr « n r enjoyed. the clnh rei""*im m I m d u i T u m
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o o t o f to Mm. I - r . Obittewdm,
B n . Ralph W ight. Mm. George
W. K-tight and B n . i . U H urt.
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LAKE MARY

THE NEW FORD

t i w i g r A Jflforv w inter te*id ra t, Irft (Via « n i fo r k u k.'Wf
at Alloa Bay. X. II.
M i. m l Mm. L Q. P w kinn*
k f l laid » w k fo r lheir k n a r at
Ameahury. M a ta » n h Mr. and
Alta. Benjam in W ags accompany­
ing th e * to th eir h. me.
Mr. and Mm. Frank E rne* and
children left on Mav 10 for their
summer h&lt;&gt;me in Boat on.
4&gt;. S h vain o f Tampa a ril the
y a n t id Mr. and B r a J . A. IVik
a in i n laat Wetlnrvday.
Mr and l i r a R E. S i'Jilra a t ­
tended the Past M aatir'a C onunIMia in tU in o n llc on Tuesday and

Thwr V in k T tly .— W o B o ftr
h m*l I nI .-mode t» -What tl t* Vrowow m e note a a n Aurmral aaW ra mgr Ifalkrauam 'Che 'ilirtlwn*
■nun- ' - y y V L
-Owe adtrlwil worn -of a i r ttn■ekfooi— Bar— a nwrfaet &lt;OmrW*h a n a Mha iBg iim d f tw - ahlt&gt;'»
a g h Q m a u a TkattaiaB &lt; - Thmp
aa*L iflhldT Ipighooi ifftli T S

Talks «

’ 111 ngiwA. a k w - hoVhy I* n r n h
haa hcen w ith the Flench l i n a
SimnuAilp t'nm pany fit- Twenty*.
eigHt p a n . lie haa taken lira
rhythms o f rhip machinery d o r *
try T.ma, and. tnm alatlng th ree
M)1n on th e plana, ha* found %
wealth of inter, ilia
—'Gym'v.* owhiih
h iih Paul White-,
man play* on oonderfally, ha* a
rhvthm which a perfectly of*»
tuned o a rin r n-uld Iiqdinlhv" k*
a m rta. "W in h
th a t ta a
**c I* martin mar tea fir perfect a a t
thin It* mntheimrtinil p ro d • loo
n nftiav a u l i v p u t th e wurluM
perfect dan. r ntuair.
•TW m n only a halPa Irraa.ttV
«T dltfi iwire l-Twcen twine U—a
mu«ir. M reh*ntc and englm ato
who unflerttand tmmlp am m »Y
1apt in fuMMI Ut th e ir W * .
» r r l mechanical prkidpV a M
workrd oul tn rhythm , and a
ced i ■enrlneer ran trU gaacfly
ah«1 I* wrong wl(h am WagWO
hy 1to r nine Aa I t a tM .*

A rm . and swpremed hi* ph-«*aer
Wt ik r grow th Of the m n n in ra l m
San for.: IraaarelMtt Boy I - Br.iwn
and fl&lt;^ Prank 1.. Mai he w ere *1
m ta ll.,i up.m.
T&gt;. muocal p rn rm n . wa» giuen
nr. •ir« hc*tra with th e fnlW.a'mg
m.'inlwn.. iind w ar thoroughly cn
»ivn!" Willaur Sm ith, i h n d i w
, and | ‘*ulmr fhrw deiinntr. Arm*
| Sell, IiiM ir, I.Uh*n Br*n*n, Vttein w V) Itantel. A loe i M n a m j ,
rn.i i'la il.d te Xl%.
The i oil. moved tn aee&gt;&gt;pt *a »a.-nation tn inwv w ith th e Orlando
"j Ktwant- C iah in th a t C ity r a
line- 7 K 11 B allnrk warn wnl

The dh am lo i of i'emmett-v
mee.tng arm* held on May A «Hh
th e following election of officer*;
II oiimt GleaAon. p rrs ijrtit; John
B um nt, vtco-preaidrnt; 1". M o r-1
can . record vice prcaidi nt; Kohcit 1
Trae, m r r U t y ; and
II. Kllia, '
lieaaurer.
The M unral given hy the Iraki- I
Mary dnrheatra on TTiuraday. May
n, w i« aai4 to l» g ira tiy n i)..in l .
• t all and trill he repeated at the
Wilwm School at Paula on Wed
m»d*v night. May Ik.
flic P. T. A. will holj it. |«&gt;t
m e tin g of the term on Ihum dty
evening. May IfEveryone la
urged to attend Ihia m ieting and

TOWN

SEDAN

Now On Display At

E D W . H I G G I N S INC.
N. Palmetto Ave. — Phone 331

"Miami's Mim| Popular Hotel'
Single riHims with hath.
J2.5I
Double rooms with tuith, j.t. il.110, *3
Fireproof-------- European
N. K. Firs! SI. Nenr Bay Blneayne
Popular Priced Real aura nt in Connection

am 1*1.

Attorney i i t a t
Will practn* ,* «». lb* court*
vammaitoa of Ahatract* of I rand
Titles given r i | m i i | attention.

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Calumet it an
o ld re lia b le
it.iml.ird of iteitef*'
tiunvufthtiftyhuu**
wive*. N eatly h-ilf *
century o f et|«rteit&lt;*
it buck of every cun
ytni buy. N o etpei mien tint; in it* nunuf jc t ute, tn imi *l.tle»,
fu liitrs or iet;rct» in
it*u*e. T ty it. You'll
tee a devilled usovemcnt ini' your
ikinRi -o n e tri» l
w ill convince you.

Elton |* Nought
Architect

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CALUMET
T H E

h u iah House

W O R L D 'S

G R E A T E S T

BAKING POWDER
i T IM E S T H O S E O F A N Y O T H E R U HA NO

Lowered

CHURCH WELL’S
“SELLS

TWO GROUPS OF DRESSES

CLOSE-OUT IT*
FRIDAY &amp; SATURDAY ONLY
Tbmc two tfmups uf t.ummrr frorkit offer rrnnrkabla
Mvinjcn at our rlong-uut nrlrea. Bear in mind that
Ihm r reductions arc for I'.ldoy and Saturday only.
Tticwr dresses are (he lalrttl ht.vle flat crepes and
Krorcclie*, In Imlh urinled and no"d colors.

$ 12.45

FRIGIDAIRE

DRESSES

DRESSES

Friday—Saturday

Friday—Saturday

ONLY

ONLY

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�BARREL ALMOST
DRAINEDEMPTY

(C ontlnard From ra g e One)
(Contlnuod From P ig * On^l
m erry-m aking. »-&gt;on a fte r fir* ruin* th iy were expected to n*kc
re H , E a s t H o p I s E x ­
o'clock, and they tic k th eir p s c /i littte progrra* the flrat day.
p e c te d T o T a k e L e g a
in the luxurious eaten of the dir­
Gov. Meyer* Y. Cooper who I*
igible ^h lte the ship * « , util) In. hen- today from Columbus, ex.
T i m e T h a n 4U n d y V
aide th( hangar.
•
pirrxt d th • sym pathy of the etnte
The “G raf Zeppelin" w«« then
DETROIT. May 1 6 - ( I N 8 ) — mured out i f h er shed a t 10 min- for lh ; victlinx and th eir au rrlv .
|ty M anager Cairn* waa today
Ipt of Information from tha Thy • pi got of Detroit'* t o i r b a r. tiler tiefnre el* o'clork, her none or* ami g a te aaauranee th a t the
(Hate* Departm ent . -of ml la about run dry. Federal pra- pointed toteani the aenth and all xtala would lend evcry&gt;*aai*»uvItura, plant control adminin the investigation*.
I lie Marl.
w ai ready
rra£y for tlie
d irt
n, talatln- tn tb* dlapdak. hlbllion agent* hava ite-alnVd it war
In the opinion of l)r. CHI* and
T h e r/ ram e Dr. h&gt;k*ner'a atenJ garbage, cull cltru* and other too hard and too atraifytorian in te r:
Dr.
IV. E- Lower, alao of tha cllnle ; |nle.
mat fru it a n j vegetable*, will
The i»lil-a.dry campalgr. of the
“ L rt'a got"
d r i f t th a t ,h* uae all hi* effort*
,Uff. the d vastng gna waa n it.
Thla*ia the ambltioua plan of
iodaral
officer*
U
u
puL-lh«,“
blind
•
The
rope*
ho'dlng
the
“Graf
a .. hav»_tha.raguU tIon*, aperift-.
ally to reitaurmnt*, hotel*, liontd- plgx” and apeakeaalca on th * blink, |Beppet y -ti 'd i »■■*!rth warn «lippe&lt;l rutia peroxide. Both wero unable | | iri. Fn-nrh flie r* Bene l a ­
ng house* and th* I he, liut they to ' (o .peak.
; and xtowly and g rsm tullv tha id acrouai for.idi* origin u t the ferro, Armand to ltl, Jr. and Jean
alao aptJlcabla - to -.p tlv a l*
»»d . f t r v . X e a y ^ a V A
They plani to hop off
t u &gt;io
n oi»o
g n y t ablp pilnled tuw ard. tLa
...
J ..1 fmm Kooi0T .lt F k d the flrat
' hum#*, and the C |ly Manager . .In 30 day*, according to .U u .fife heaven* At the window* could ha
h
w
t
t
*
r
f
poa.thl*
preraaUuu.ha.-_
y
s y - a y f e ^ f a , 13. which
Utge* lh# cHIxen* In *o-n|w*nlvJ%i «•** JMiUMLaUkaa a&gt;f fe d e ra l l ’n*- wren
.
ih # figure* *4-4 he . .pauewU&lt;» U k m Cur iiiulcciiao fttU k U » h. m * £tmd*y. M l i tm ) A w ll*
Dm attem p t to eradicate th i hl'.illon Admlnlatralor Thonu* F_
gtrx. Proluih'y the moxt exi-ltrtl
. dreaded fl&gt;.
. ♦
1
, , ia n t arrived In N rw Y o ft A ut
Stone. 17 brewerie*. 13 large dla- w*« Mr*. Pierre, wh-i rhouled a* nctlrtU #
: The regulallona are ** follow*: till rie* and l R »mall atHD h a re
* Gutidillona of the draif IndlcatM! V ily lftJlW W C T S iW b m IrtM -J o *
| the xeppel'n g'-t umlec why."
C All hcutehold, hotel. re»Uuront,
I "Th'x I* the grextext thrill I ev­ I ha: only n few were the vlrtlma n -i-e re tt H eld to ln»p.rl their
.‘ boarding houte, etc. fru it ami vvg- been aelied.
of the (XplJalon ItM-lf. Mlntt of p-initle-imHord
B ^ td
, lan»
In addition to thla collorllon of er bad!"
&gt; Oiable refute mu»t lie kept in
; aereeneil, or llg h t y covered con bootleg operating apparatu# ilur 1 Mr*. Pierre revrs'ed th at »he them inhaled the deadly gn. given ’ »h*rh which I. ready for he tr to
.'ia ln e ra , until proper dl»po*al l* ing thl* period, the fed -m l *nlh. ji plan* to return to Kur ipe almnrd off by burning .-ra y film . *b«rh k b * t a W e . r t h -fly l« rH e ld
, title* have arretted 187 pefaon* the aeiipHm when the *hip make*
made.
t* Truck*, or wagons, collecting ■ml .tire d 40 automobllm u**d it* eastw ard voyage from Lakegnrhage Miould have a *v|&gt;vr#te con
h u n t. *1 don't think one trip I*
g .ln g to lie enough for n-e," »h«
‘talner *o th a t nil hn*t fru it and
vegetable refuse can to kept acpsaid. “I'm ccm ng Imfc lh 1* w ot
arata from other traah, atr.
All cull fruit, atop*, and other
h o lt fruit and vegetable frfuau,
m ust to properly destroyed by
completely burning In city Inclnerstar* or otherwl**, ur buried In
jdta a* follow*:
P ut heavy coating u r oil un bot­
tom ot pit to kill any maggot*
th a t may leave the fruit and a t ­
tem pt to go Into the ground. Then
erpted to aiithbrilie* fnvratigst
put In a layer o f fiu lt, cover with

ManagerlsAftked Federal MenHaveDeTo Co-operatelnEn- geended Frequently
fordng Regulations To Prevent Traffic

130 m jk d an hhOri *

Copper Stocks Rally
As CJdll Money Drops
( International .New* Rervle. )
fF im a rta l.q d lta r.)
N K tt -Y OBK ,. May D l- A f u i
being driven down to lh» loweal
price level* on the current mot*,
mem today, Induatrial aloefc* twL
ltd * h frala under th siJafah ld h ip
of lb* CopiM-r*, and recovered a l'
of thefr coat ground- The amuae-

Ihry will cotulilcr tof»re-arriving age of favorable comlltlon* that
are antlrl|m ted Immediately ,to at n lonrlusiun.
lly- going' by way A CJi'un te r,"
With such h a*y d ialn sg r nn h_ told International N ew S irthe i Ity'a to cr to rrrl* . proprietor* vice, "Wi- Wl I m t hsv.. tn buffet
to d way for liquor, lit some In­
stallers many of the np, akrosle*
and “blind pigs" havr had to glowdown ra lly ilatly In-rallir they did
not have enough to r to last tlo-m
th io tg h the day.
f'rlrra t ’p
f a i r hsi-r has skyntekrlrd tn *8
n cn-e while draught h er ha-:
gam U 923 a half a barrel.
Awccg the wrek’a large aW xum
hive hern iSprrlally effective in
draining the lli|it«r upply wa* one
nnitrrground lireOrry e n ln n c h e l
In a lahyrinlh of ralaiokih* .a n d
, V r tt fiassage* e&lt;|uip|o-,| to pro­
(Continued F imo Page One)
due,- enough to - r to keep 208
An.
fmm Tallahassee thl* week, it i- rptakrnsir-s in the running
believed. --&lt;
i (Iter lam hrew ety wa« f'-un,| in
Iltecovery of the |«-nt In large 't, -wirehouse.
glove* north nnd »'-uili "f IJeliiva,
one of the Iu I i f IIn- iin-lnfeatsvl
shipping station* in the * "only,
bring* the total Infedatien i»
PARIS, M iV PI. 1INF I- ih'n v if "ft. Till* new iiile.tlilli"ii wriil ih leg tier i f Ibe , leilit- - ••ulii'llIn ii M'lif*ii» Ii Ihw !•»
h s tr Ih-oii n im r r.td is m rsl at
li u t ircliiin of ths- County, i ir :| i.'itoik thl* .ifi:rni"in
' -onmitrh &gt;*l»l|»|»inn bn» ffiuiw IoiummI •Oil,i lh® reparation i n it tuni
fium tliar jriiinl I «h l)
Willi nil highway* %oll palmil- I'ite'l Ir Mr JusU n stntnp. 'null
«il un tht* mill r 4'fljfi* • *»t ll'i* vntl* , lit tti ill b ih irgnlb n. •» d Dr.
tin- Geinian
iiU4 t r t r i a l F h i r h b rn iin Iw D " b i i l i Sehurht, rhlvf *f
I hr fly turn U t n louiul Ih j .Nut vii iil* it wui miniiumrd at nnan
huinl
4inil&gt; liwl'r
•» '•* h) a r-iHikcnian from l 'e A m irinn.ul from Hit' Muni'H* uni itHIV I V|M'I'S.
T llil^ lllp III I•I'*t* t Hill IIM* ln'fiu
III | I'lli'f «"•! in Mill1' plnrr-

NEW RULES ARE
MADE IN BATTLE
UPON FRUIT FLY

Preacher Denies He
Charged Corruption

up of, lh« Iiiofi J tfilHtof
tno
X o jb ln rail money f» # » 1« *# H*
g tr m m . '.
1t v Hear* rtm lM the m arket
with ir llin , nut r» ill the fore­
outlook la~ the
no3iu on thw . . — r -------mosey m arke , and the predictions
nf a xevrra r. act lot. tn bualn***
univa* money ialr» a r t redoewl
The cop|i*r» were hard hit Anarobcla tumbling 4 1-2 polnta to a
new lot at 121 and Green Cananea
up about ft point*. U nited Corp­
oration dropped t* 06 1-2, ngalnat
last week** high at 76 1-2 and
Packard Motor declined ft point*.
DON D f t i MKAi T g ROUP
A T I-t KTA. *0 * T
M i*
10—
(I N H )-D r. Kail D. Bond, of
I’hilxilelphia waa elected preaidenl of (ha American l*»yrklairie
Akaociatin*. In aexaton here. Dr.
ilk&gt;» .aiirnrcd* Dr. flamurl T,. Orton. of New York who hecome*
a member of thy council.

TALLARAMtX. Flfee
.—(IN S )—A fter tb# p»»**n tn
(he tfouie of tb* m w i M hUl of
Administration’* 170,000,00 d6l - .
m m u s ty . bond m tlrrm tirt iPtto*
r u m lbe .Senate of the Florida

PUROL

TIOLENE MOTOR OIL

|*t6*|»a r 1i««. I* «7»n

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409 W. First Street !

P

GASOLINE,
X

For lit* mtxlrrn, lilgli-comprrsalon motor
— for all motor*— thl* famou* Dixie Motor
Pari give* ywa lJU* por I re* com bination—
More Power — Better Mllrago — Grwater
8|ieMl— Lraa Carbon anil Anll-hntrek. T o w s
lV|i*a perform ance and economy account*
for IU wlde-apread popularity with aevrral
hundred thousand Dixie niolorlsla who uae
it dally.

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■ UI^DINQ » LOCKS—Irrigation
j K &lt;u«'and Lwnarat cement work.
Mlracla Concrete Co. J . E. T a r
^fllegar, Pror- 8rd and ElasLANETS

vvlvvt be.ms, l"-x-g.ii wM*d, i rvlui-

aria i.ttd any te-aii'
The i bai'tti** ami udditb-n« in ri.*I'td lal legu'atlon* pruvi'l# (II
for lintibug nl elliii* fruly in ap

Jmved fold alotbsu plant- a f lir
on* 13: (21 (oi khipmi-nt nf tiiuefivn i Mi-i-tm- and |l«il,- ITuilitie*
■ abtnqm n: to June 13; (■')) (n r tinxjm- Uf parking ht-usr* tn llghlly
inf*. t•,| tones. M u n oth-'r farilllltx bin uloviit, (i-r packing fruil

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The Third of Ihit lJutdiiy Trio

Herald Classitied Ads

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FA N T E lJ—T to name* of aaveral
young man and hoys totwvcn
f e air * of 18 and 80 for Herald
fu tra . Good pay, average 88 or
I t r * weekly fo r afternoon work.
)n lf r a s h poDta bora wh* am
l l t l i c to work need apply, o tr■ u l/h -i M anag r, Tka Iltrald .

type of tnnn Into tha a ln g b r
profraslon," declares Mr. Buck*
try. “Many mrn who bad llna
voice* formerly would ro t giv#

P ark Apia— P ark Ava. aad
ll th S t Frigidalro. Rant raaaowsbt*. Phono 748—J.
FOR RENT, Fum lahrd room* on
second floor of Harold building
Can ba rented on a vary raaaoftablo basis. Inquire of Foroman,
tb* Iltrald .

Parks Is Appointed
Advertising H e a d
Of Plymouth Firm

Apt. U n g U y Apt*. Alto ftroom houx# on 10th and M*gnol-»Apply ApL No 4. Langlsy A plt
Call 623 J . Summer Rate*.

16— llouae* for Beni______
FOR RENT—Furnish d B room
*houso. 317 High 8tr*et. Double
garage. All Improvsmant. Bee Mr.
Berg a t Herald.
FOR RENT—A ttractiv.ly fum lrhed horns at a vary, raaaonablc
prieo to refintxl adult family
Muat to seen la to appr.elated.
N ear Forrest folk. Hotel. II. II.
Lawson, 812 Union Avrv

FOR RENT—Splendid furnished
bouse and garage on 8tW#r
Lake. Delightful place to live.
(30.00 per month, W. A. Raynor,
rw n.r, H. C. PuBota. agent.
FOR RENT—Six room houae—
modem convanl.ace*. 1000 W.
Flrat . lift, per month. Apply next
door.
_________
FOR RENT—Five room cottage
a t 1121
Palm etto
Avenue.
120.00 monthly. Inquire a l llarald
office._____________________ _

DETROIT. MTeh.. May 18 —
Robert M. Park* na* been appoint,
rd director of advratlalng of .th*
Plymouth Motor Corporation, ac­
cording to an announcement made
thla week by A. van DeZee, Ply­
mouth G un.ral Sal*»
Mr. Park* i* thoroughly fam iliar
w'.th Chryater Motor# adrertl* ng
policies, having Joined lh* C hrys­
ler advertising sta ff tw n year* ago
Prior I j IU37 he h a ! for ten year*
rrgagcil In ndvertl.lng agency nml
personal ante* work which gave
Mm a first-hand ^acquaintance
with merchandising problem* III
ell part* of the country.
Thl* apnointirrnt follow* chltcly
upon the heel* nf the rstabU th
m in t of the Plymouth Motor Cutp, ration a* a separate division of
Chrysler t'o tn rs, and th* tr a n ifit
uf Plymouth m anufacturing opvrato n * and executive office* to th*
mammoth new plant nt Mt. F.lltotl
Av nuc ami Id'nch Itoad. Detroit
Th* Plymouth advertlanlg camfn 'g n haa already taken rank a*
on* of the largest in lh* auto,
motlvg Industry, and haa plajed
rn Im portant pari In winning tht
g rta te st public acceptance th a t
Chrysler haa ever enjoyad In th*
low-price .field- Plymouth order*
for April shipment exceed all
former reccrdx for a Chryxlerbuilt car of comimraliv# price.

People SpendMorcAt
.They Have Less To
Occupy Themselvcr

trnirted great distance* from
town to todn In order to r-irn a
IT, Inr. are *Ull a little aweatrurk at tha rhanga radio hat
brought to Ihclr profettlcn.
n * Coramutr*
Taylor Ruckley, famous radio
singer, rcprctentnllv# of tho newtype of gkofrstional singer, com­
mutes from his home in Trenton,
New Jrracy, to Nrw York, ting*
on an avrrnge of one® or twice
a day to a natlomwld* audience
and It a t sure nf hit Incomt as
any huslnr-s man.
“Th* radio has brought a new

tha uncertainty of the '.ronpi.tg
singer'* profession. Tbcrefo-x
they enlerrd a busint** o* son*
other profession.
"Hut today the ratlin m rk-s .T
nossibl* for a singer I » iiarV- 1
nis latent with pmllt, nn.l still
live a happy normal f in lly life,
t u p hit children In *rlu»l a n t
hit Insurance paid up. The rriont
is a far superior lypo uf man iu
the profession today.
Now Secure
"The middleman song* r.lsa
hare come along with security. A
singer does not have to do i-itbo*
operatic or street songs. It,- now
sings the favorite songs of tin
great mas* of the people, and th. &gt;•
quickly say what Ihrv like a: I
what they dislike. Right now t ' i
clamor la, fur the Spanish tyi #
songs, like ‘tjui-rida/ a Suunivh
serenade anil a true fjilin lo--a
song done In mothen Aniericvn
rhythm.
-1
“ Rndlo has done wonder* f«*
the middle rtass man anil Ms
family in the way of enh-itn'rt
mint. It ha* given them the op­
portunity to bear what they

During the p«*!.wnr p-rim '
thrcurS tha phvalrxl r n t m ret*l
reec nil met In- " f tha nation the
concretion nf lateur# a* "eon*
•um abte" to ean to to realise
upon In hurlnrs* In a prartical

p PARIS, May 10.- Snake* b p*
arc the secret nl sinarim ** in the
dlht U ltle toing shown at the i*ld. i s n rolle lictu in I'arl* whith
n-ally roll* 1st of tlie va ry 1**1
m..dil« v.hich wall lie dr-lgn d for
l)i- s u n n r wait’r-ito. For afu-r
they ar&gt; iaum hed, the -ic.-ilgnei'-lu-n their attention to ,oi,tunit”m r autum n and w.nte .
1 t o eaU -tua - liar row n r . * J i L r
th r hips it lhe out*tandlng charartristie anil giv&gt;* n trim net* which
i* tha meat Important *t?p toward
chic this year. Thrre arc u d- srii
or more w a y b) which the coutur­
ier* give the neeeaaary fu t nes* III
th ; skirt, hut alwuji b low tie*
kip line. The line arross the shoul­
der* on the contrary, Is ra'.h r
broad.
V ira Serglm-. i* wearing n
.harm ing antkr-hip mmlel in U-mr
ic t’a. well known play. "lo» P»l»onriara" (The Cantive) which la
h Ing revived at the T h’atre F«m-

tha rr" a rt teM
t ' - t . and a*H» of fns. » rr KaraHv

aollflfd a*4 tMUlrsi t« prea "*l
tot claim# and damaada wntea &gt;iv,
•r allhar ot y e. iaar kava ***1*"
Ihr OatsI* of JSMi:i'll O. 11*14. d»&gt; 4 * 4 lal# *1 ■»«M* Camlf,
Klnrlda. *i tfc# It"*- J*» It aaaro'
Osualy J#da* of icnlnolo Cana•y. at 1,1* off(** In Iho Getentv
rimtrtlioBa* In Pontlsuls p n * 'v
r Tterlaa, wllkla twoivo moalks from
lb* data ksrnl. .
U..M s,a A P f i y ^ . Mf,

TrAMse
h XtOltAte,
n iMVnUty,
N. airrTON.

tWbW

j ^ n :* c '-a t « w

k

. ' * i . of

is u v " t n
is l'r#bvta

bolle# I*

teM sk tan

. t h a t Ik I
1st S ir ol
nl la Ihr
• ol Warnir float re-

frar concernin'; nur f» d supply
*nd *0 w e-no lu.t.trr look upon
food ra a luxury or as a p ri­
ml» t*-a r*inxiim"'f"k o» luxurie* mary source of pleasure," ito.
“ Amarlra-.
Bkd tto u*# of What the rerort c.mmitle# lieelarnl.
ckcrac-crlzc- *« “ np ll'"* * p**r food standard* htvc riaot, hui
ebara*'* f. E E . th i* . which *rr w# hear little of the 'high cost
not absolutely essential t i Ilf' i f living,' ami the *tngan of thc
•full dlnnerptll* is "h-otetc.
ar-* b*abl&gt;.

“Wo wear tes* ch thing, mnrr
Illu s tra 'ln r
r — nf
tto raoer*. said- “T&gt;« Inrc-a-- ra'-»— and allks, ten cotton an I
ln» Intar-*' I# fin# eria **d &gt;"
-ctenrv: tt o Inc—sard v i e •

bar k* *nd magaa'nasj

Jbe Kmiimital Ito—portaitm

Jin th, r*( who saw service last teasun nt larkle, will to among the
missing.
tilde Ilowetl. th e b attering full­
back am i delivered In *cn»|ponal
fashion during hi* threo year# In
the lluxkrr backfleld, la the main
tm rkfirld |os*.
The |»a&gt;*ing of Howell, together
with that of ••Itch" llussrll, 200|mond ounrtrrback, will take much
. f th • “lieef" and |lunch out of tin-

Snake Hip Models Feature Fashion
Shows Of Milady’s Summer Attire

LEGAL NOTICES

y » B t» d ~ ( lito ie )

lOTS WANTED TO BELL THE
HERALD—Sm art buatlarm can
u k o 60 cents and mor# aach
Xgmoon. M utt to naat and po­
ll*. Apply Circulation Dept. JlarId, la afurwoona. ___________

rjfN ftx ln - t4 ^ _ ,| |ifsls^ 4 i|isX X A |,K 71'

N ew O rd e r L en d * S ecu r­
ity to S o n g ste r
P ro fe ssio n

They Pay—Phone 148

ifANTED—Colored woman to
stay cn premises to cook and
ika cat# of two chUdrrn. Parm a
1Ut Job—m ust have good refar•era—w rits Box lftftfe-Sanford.

R o u n d in g owl co m p lete ssr r ic c to F lorida
■aolorlata la fa m o u s POWKK-fwU Pllgpl
untight ( t o a U a r , w hich ta refinad to tho
r ig id standard* *H h ) 7)1# P a r* 4)11 C am u a t la assu re y o u . tu&lt; xlm u u i pow er and
m ileage w ith rvrrv gallon .
P llW E R -fu ll
.P u ro l la m arfcrlrd tbruugli - 6 Stair# to thn
UnLtn .a n d U wsexl lU ily li r t u l ll lo n a an d
aallliaha o f feolh risio.*
V I.

• Al s j t e v i l J

Reach Thousands

vr_ M larclUfnrnua For 8al*__
ELECTED PRESIDENT
’AVE ONE MORE OPENING for FOR
HALE—Ch vrois? flodan
ATLANTA. Ga.. May
16^$30.00, Radix $30.00. 611 I ’yrtla. (IN
young Lady who want* to laarn
S )—Dr. George L. Wallace,
good tra4&lt;- Apply to fo rtm ia FOR SALE—E ight ploc# walnut superintmdvnt of tto Wranthaa
Stats School of
MaaaachusaUa.
waa slactad p m id o it of tto Am­
L Uvrald office.
erican xaaoclitlon for the fseblc
minded aa that bey told thr
concluding session of it* annual
convaw'.lon
litre.
LEGAL NOTICES

I

Parol

♦|U4»j»r*

ST O R B -Pro-

I tip Wanted (Female)

T io lm e Inherit* Its L eal-rrsiatlng quail tie#
from (jdrlsx Oewk O u ilr — Ihr hlglirnt
quality crude feuuil on Ihia ronllnrnL
Thai’* why it la auRcr-PcnuaylvanU quality.
Thal'a why it adda years.s*( ntllco I , your
car. Thal’a why motocUU to 26 Slate# find
It good for a thousand mile# nf auperdabHration per rrankcase filling. There'a a ear*

III lightly Infrale 1

M ^ua

Hold* Up Belter Under Extreme
Motor ileal

r*tr I , '

Regardless of w hat you wUh to
dlipope of, a Herald Ctaralfied Ad
will 'sell III

WIGHT FR IN T BHOP
6NAPPY H rric s on any th ln f la
I prtnttnw. A obont call will gat FOR RENT—Five room cottage
furnished or unfurnished. Clots
in. Apply 609 E. 3rd SL________

o f D h tir M o t o r i i l i

•pt ll|&gt;"U III'
[1. ith'-i ii lnl vinl gutw
and v'.-xeli, ■

r* a te ii"W | k-iio | 1|, , | i -&gt;
p.kiit min lu'»l cover el»p« with **

flaasrro can aad Graham truck*.
Elm and llth Btroat. Phona 8.
DID YOU KNOW THAT YOU
can a r r y o u r closed
CAR TOP REPAIRED WHEN
f l l j NEEDS IT AT SANFORD
mJ tclty WORKS 118 -NO.
Fr e n c h a v e .

l*i*rforiiinni*e
h i .uHii fo l l u m l r r t h o f T / io u tn n d j

nassfiarfrtt^r “

L III- ill'll* in nlilvt I"
• 'l|l&gt; * ' !
ind ii-1'.ude Inter ilU w e i&gt;-* *-f ('•• I
n-i nthm /: ("•) piphibiling the in- i
IVIState imivrluanl " t the ,-iiuei
i
tiu il, ond Vegctabb» eailiei i
*|ni tiled: l i t prAilbiriag Ike
muvtIlM-lil of lr&gt;-»h nl g ltin tiin g |
11 »n*, limn lu n iu nnd mw | h-« i to j
■ilmr i- ii I • "f the ata.e ri'-ni x- nev t
I and 2. Tt»i.v l« in addition ,t- il
mher hn-t vrgetabtea ali»sal&gt; prvlilhitid. I ft i IN iiiulliug planttni; id ]
c i'|-s in nit*- I "IIIskk- " f lu te -led !
pro|*-rtiea "t.l&gt;* appioVeil "-v ir
eiupi, id) i*- lulling pasturing nf
|ii&gt; tl nk in f&lt;-*teii .p -'pertiv*und.-r
iin b 'nf'T iinrrti-gv may t o ,1m mv |
in&lt;i . *iy .by ln»|H-ti"t&gt;; (7) In­
i lulling iikIi 11'liiuI iwisuna and
butt-• holder* in prevlnux itg u lalb n - cuV'-ring po*»i-»*i"n uf liu*t
Dull nnd vi'gi-luhlr*.; In) including
I'th ild liu n u f ‘mnvruu-nl -if r i tr j s
liuii* in bulk within the - l a .f
wHen lu-l for »ule a* well u* nhvii
i»r rale ,-r ib-liveiyi (P) ordering
tha rvuiuval uf m atuie siliu* f;ullX
f. out trv,-« and ground' in rnim
3 an,i 'h-xlrucllon "t, or U for#
Ju i# 13 ex trp l when plated in ap­
proved cold atoragv. . . . .

IS— Apnrtmtnt Per Rent

S u b s c r ib e r s p l e a s e n o t ■ ICE—If you fall to get your
&amp; p * r plcaaa n o tify C irc u la tio n
E rp a rtm rn t to fo r; 8 P. M. A
Special delivery service la main■pined until th a t time. W# will to
U a d to tend your Hi raid by speeMxl meaaenger If It h at not arnvod. Circulation
Department,
Pton# 148.

. W « M * 0 -P « p

T h o u s a n d s a r t d a ily r o a p ln g h a n d ­
s o m e p r o f lta fr o m C la a a ifle d a d v e r-

AXE O FF thoao ta li# covm land
rafln b h tha (urfac*|with W ater FOR- BENT—flftltft- Apt, FM t
|&gt;4r Lacqutr- Show off your fu rn ­
room* and bath. 107 E. Fifth
ace; don't hid« I t Bold by SAN- Pbona S&amp;2.
ORD PAINT and WALL PAPER
n. 110 W. P i n t Street. Need •
iln ter? Call 903.

f Ut* ft

..

h a s a s a la b le v a lu o .

CROSS T IE S WANTED—Caah on
dallvary. Yard and office ronr
Zachary y cnear Oo_ Snnford.

A utom gkjO a

11..
* iu dining i a *• u-"l I-*1 I" "
1.. H.Iin:: iiiiniiinnl i.I.ll.* j ! ’!?1*?,

luMrx; ll!&gt; ihiuiKYi in

i
Herald
rtproaentatles
roughly fam iliar w ith rat#*,
M and claaatfkatlon will
• you eomplet# Information.
1 if y e s w ith, they will a*t you la wording your w ant
la make It moon effective.

WANTED—Second hand Ford
G irt prieo and full particular*.
Box 0 . C a rt Iltrald .

, N. N lP rE R
Sign* of all
kind*, ta Ban'ford P lant and
'all ra p o r Oa. Phooa SOX

Many are the lovely flock* llu t
tovr l**ii ruined le is n v ttoir owqcts
did not slip into an apmn wton wiv­
ing Ic4--i t *ii|i|er. This apron Is
dtsigind for Hud prtrpotr; it is ravy
10 slip •-«, Uing open at the sides
with hnttnn* al tlie waiit to Im.M th#
itilirg to present indite. lack ami (n o t togctlicr. Made ,uf
I ha “tin if Zepirelin" w- | a r ­ srii**-lurinl ilimilv with a jal*4*h*e
il | ,-r destination, lb&lt;- nav- (rill in (runt of plain dimity which
*lnti n »l laikebursl. New al-n ladiioii* Ito original -birred
ish L , r it i« a- ibinty a, any frock
.......... l t me Sunday.

Herald Claaaifled Ad* wUl eeU moat
•
may thing “»J*&gt; th a aun • • -odds
and enda around th a houae th a t —
you no longer hava ua*-for— —.Uvfe— -m
atotk-H foullty i rant - ^aataU -^avito- ■ •faet aYtryUtlng th at
m o b llca, In

FOR RENT—Double f a rag* ap a rt­
ment 1416 Oak, w lth_all con­
venience*. ideal location. ImmedL
a t* poaaecalon. See B. W. - Brad­
ford.
,

Daily Fashion Hint

CbEATOHs

(iftcil

W A N T E D -H om e laundry work.
Damp and flnlahad. WIB call
for and deliver. Jennie Bottom,
P h o n e -2704.

........ . ON .SALE XT THE

SEMINOLE TIRE SI

DKTROIT, May 18. — (IN S) —A \
blida-eyn view ot Detroit revtala
it a t a "city of parking lota."
W ithin the rhaduw of queenly,
tall, modem akyacrapera, and #*peclnlly hudillr.) a lo u l theatre* ar*
the** patch** o f ground—aom# ol
them In the heart of valuablo
downtown prope.ty—where thou*
aarulx of bualne** men, ahoppew
and th eatre goer* park their caf^ * 1
&gt;dgti&gt;*-; •'v
•
v
In tnolr way, they are convettm ^ T S t l K uf t h . Una. which
wa* Ihe fufw ark or Nebra*ka’a of- Irncr* for from 3ft to.bO rent* •
frn»e ami defrrtu- la it araann. car ran be parked for eight hour*
worry to it* owner and
Hark of th at hole wcro two moia without
without throwing him Into a pit oy
varanele* a t tho quarterback and exasperation
‘
'hy apemling
.
_ Um*
fulllwrk |M*ltlon*. One wing poll- j, ruing mireiably up one traffic
tmn wa* al»o larking n veteran.rruwdr.l street and down another
Coga Ar* Mf»*lng
staking a parking place.
Veritable Mint*
The plg*kln gentry who will l&gt;e
These parking Iota are veritable
mlaalng irom lh* llu»ker aquad
next »vi»on were among tha moat mint*. 1)snailv they are piece* of
im portant cog# In the IU2H m a­ giounu laid hare of ahabby unrantstructure*.
chine. Giadunttnn in June will able
It U estim ated that th rre I* a
lake the famou* re n te r trio. C ent­ total of more than 1.000.000 equate
e r Jan e* and M cK ulhn and llulin, li-t-t of lund in Detroit so utlliaed—
land running Into mllliftna of dalguard*.
/u v er, reaerve re n te r ami guaiil.
ami A»hburn, veteran ami, are
among the o th er raaulaltlc* In the
forward wall. There t* al*# a

LINCOLN, Neb. ftfay 10—Coach
Dan* X. Bible and M t aaalaUnU
ar.. putting th e i r . head* to work
nn the aerioua ta«k of filling th*
gnp* in the cornhutker football
ranks tom bp the 1929 graduation
an,| the ghuat of Incllglbtllty.
\Vlu-n more than fifty llu ik e ri
trotted out un the field fo r th#
•pen&gt;ng-of spevog pvaetkT, th e roll

W ILL PAY up to *126.00 cask for
good Ford Sedan. Bring ear. No
dealer*. H. 1. Kooitla, Longwocd.

“VC B S ltftrfc ;.x3u

T io lo n o M o t o r O il

ruling | h 1mil 1ini' the pV*
l.vinln, k in lnle«t'il pr«|»
tier ceitain m nd'li It", nth
watering -lit,- 1, tin-val »
citrus fruit friint I n n
gtouml in t"U, :t. on • r Im
IB, and 1 * dci true b&gt;n
wurn pin,'-I 01 npi'M"
stnrag, plant*.
Thl* n v ulutb'ii I '.
Which int-luile* tin- entile
Flminil "illside
"I1&gt;■which Vkt'-nd t» mill * 11

Cornhuskera Are Hit
By Graduation And
By I n e l i g i b i l i t i e s

WANTED TO BUY—Ford Sedan
o r touring car. Muat to bargain.
D. 0 . Blalock, Lakt. Monro*.

WOGO PEP

_

W a n d erin g ^M instrel

Inital meaaure likewise previously
pax&gt;ed hy the lower branch- , ,
• The Adipl*letr*t|on J u fjilll« g |)
whlrh ruthlessly eita-hnd *11 V ®
po.itlon In Die .lieu** i* ab»e»t
the henate. Th* #pinning fore*a
In the Senate are nearly vtuMiom*
|y contented. Today lh« Henate
debated an amendment by Scaatoc
llodg#*, 4if T*lUha«*e*. to atrip
County Commlaaion* of power .t a
Irvry ad. valorem tax*, in to*
•rent Count* allotm ent of fond*
Horn thd S tale noil I* not auffW -

TALLAHASSEE. Klo_ May !•

A* rv», end decide upon the re it
-if tin- course lifter th u t.**
Half un boor Irefore tbe «tint
Ihire slowanny* were fi uud 'n
Iho iiingor, hMliic near the lad
ilers wMib rested mrilnat th• Ids of the ship. The discovery of
lhe-e tbre* matte a f«t«l of n s wntib! to Mdv, ntulcr* w h » a tl-m | I
rd In obtuin gi o m itI-ns pass.vgi
on the nlr liner.
They wer,
prne p t'V m rest' d on I tin own in'
111| w ill li e utlier- w ill well- ho
|l l - "e,| diiriu,- the day.
A -r-arrh « f the liilrrlo r of th,
I'nr-r to f r,. the gel tvVa&gt; revet led
pn
fiw-nwny* in* tip. eo If h
nnliki l&gt; Ibnt llr. Kckener wl'l
I nr r to io*k,- g ih| Ids th reat to
c rop overiiraid will
11 rarlmlee
n r -to trn w n ), found nlioiircf.
Mrs. I'ierce n nursf d'loved tb-■I*p-im-v , f the d 'r r . bb- liy.foepetting lo r trercllln p l a g ul the
last im no ni A* hep ihcisi- tr t-&gt; go
* ii, mi elr-vr-nth Iron- a f'n ir
be
■
’I'eg-lu n g
Mkffl
1 hn I

RadioJSinger Succeed*

rteart

lb-

a

Id f o r t l g n ' r r #r ' » g v of sorna 40.000.0fM r--'"
1927
tn -r i.it who u s, more lh-" V**
COUPE
tourist crmr«i the grratly I'r r x - r i .voljte-an l .In ot’s high
*«hor'i *nd coMagga: the »a"»lor THIS IS A HI'I.ENDID HAHnictsr# theatre# and tb# r a iic GA1N—TIRES LIKE NEW ..HAS
HAD B E E f O f CARE.
rraaalng lalaur*.
1■
T to report found th a t “»» •
$IIXM DOWN BALANCE RASY

W. tto«t 7"r»

»f *■'

TERMS.
J W HITE HIGHLEYMAN

Gmui Material.
There I* no dirtlr uf Material,
however, un,| wliilr the losses are
rerioua, C’timhuski-f fan* ore look'ng with i.ptimlsm toward the
prexperts of a flashy nnd siieeily
Ion k field, nnd ate for from being
■IKgrunt led by the loss uf Is. cf.
The pivlim lnary wo k of the
-pril-lt practice I* for the time In-,ng In the lininl' of a-sistnnt roach
“llunny" Duke* Coach IIibis- Is i-x| ren-,1 I" lake over the l r - mill -1

&gt;
Im portant Asset
Real estate dealers lerognli* tho
parking lot an tremendously lmportent tn th r real estath business
prove,i property. It |i
•It• serve*
__• __ __
iJl during lb*
as a.. “fill-in"
transition from disreputable to im ­
mure profitable than if a drab,
wobbly ryi-aorv stru rtu ie wens
■ell standing uwailing rentpl or
Improverlment- At their best, real
estate dealers say, much buildings
would la- ren ter for illrgililnkto
liusiues* only, speakeasiea, "blind
pig*" nnd the like

P ltllM tirlllN llll.l. PASSED
WASHINGTON,
May
HI.—
41NS I The arm y | munition bijl,
li-vislng new r- gulaliiina t * m rm l th r ini*|unlitiea in regard to
pn millions, wa* p itte d by tho
ionati. Inti- vo*trrdi,y without
mil call, UnUiler tho ru-w pm|M.*ul re ,nnd it d first lioulonants,
i-aptulns, inajors and Lt. eulonels
would ho promoted to Iho next
lig h er, rank allo t serving thrae,
III, Ift nnd 2U y ru is rvsps-etlvel/-

1 (le st tre a te d wit a t
^ doxinR— Ju s t iu L &lt;n

J.r f n u K i u l f i i s i / i r t i l l r s

ollara of lynx, fox or nutria. Home
n liny pnikn-uolted design*.either
with n lilui- or hla:k liarkgrouml,
have n tliire q u a rte r h-ngth coal
mil frm k , which li t, liglilly about
.he hip*, with ru ffP a or pleated
Ih-unc-H pi iced wi ll Ih Iuw the hip

•uring Car, Good Tlreaa—
'up. Mechanically Perfect
Like Brand New.
For
Sale
,2*7.03 Cash Or
ru n s .

CLASSIFIED
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
CUT OUT FOB HANDY ItEFEKENCK
I* a I'rtoeripllou for

Coldu, Grippe, FJu, Dengue.
IlillnuH Fever nnd Mnlaria

II ATT WHEN

It la lb* most speedy remady
kno#n.

FINDS A WAY TO
STOP ATTACKS
OF FITS
Reports are received of an
amaaing treatm ent th a t epilrpll i
state baa proved auccvsaful in
stopping th rlr allark*. K. Lapso,
Aut. 10C. b'JS Ulaod^Av#., Mil­
waukee, W i*. has to tn supplying
gufft-rers with th li treatm ent, llr
now Wisht* to r#*ch a ’l thoee who
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o'clock tonight reported that
Dr. Hugo E ckner had w Ire­
leased that he wa* totally un­
able to m aneuver the U rnf
Zeppelin which wu* tmiil to be
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May 17 (VlA IMDltl) - Mnwrire Nalhsn. r ; Srw Yolk, one
o f Ila- A me Iran pasM-ngrr* on
tin* iil-i'ldi'd (iia f ZeppelUi, niKr&lt;I pet lull *lnn fioin Hr. Ililgii
fVkrtirr today (•&gt; Imp frooi III-«hlp allot lied l» n pni.li liulo.

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Hanger, ilr-pito ilio slowin'** of
thr »liip'« |iiu|fro-a iluo lo tilwr tln l mntoi* nod head* iml*.
W hrn po&gt;mi»&lt;Ion wo- refused
Mi. Nathan in ilrpari from llitGraf via tin* pn.inhoti* root**
hr bcv-ninc resigned to the
trdiou journey

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l.ulldlnr. '.’Hi at firwt th mpnl
lhem*rlrr* un.teilhod. relumed t *
the eily’ * hotplla l".lay, aufferInr fioni after-effect*.

Th * wa» eapeeially true d
•firemen, who at fir*l lell only
Ullltht litre**. A* the lithn' «a&gt;
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forint i| into no Imai;* which
.an hr teen a* ilcnrV u» n mo\
Inif pit lute dll thr »rrrrn.
Kxiwrt* prmilrl that the day
i* lapi.lly
nppr.Mirhlns whro
meoiy aiirtall l-&gt;und for tin
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International New* Service
Stall t orre.|Miadrn'.
«ee further limn i te human eye
WASHINGTON. May IT The
ran renih Is-j the linaue- them&gt;nllle over
cr»n*re*»lonal reelvr* ran ne ennterted Ini"
ipia.ir.nnmmt with It* rhat.ge* In
vIMhlr tny* ami tran*mltte»l by
late reprv»rntalhm and |H&gt;»*ilde
............ to far dMont reeeWInr
•ffrvt van piaalurntlal rle*-lioii*.
* Wilin' the |&gt;a*t few week* High I •»**,
»u* reaamrd in tin- s-n-t.* ukU».
Iv ftircr-.fiil ihmim.ilatlon* »f ' h,t'
bjf-re « '» f " ' r . " " h.
The le-.pportmmm-m hill
lo
trlevl.ton mil mnlovUlon *ham " -‘ rlklnf dt*Uner of Enco I
vhlt'h I* linked a rerllon aulhorl*hern given to *t*te.io*-n. .I'ldler-*. -n,l*
nt: a new eeti»Uji Ihi* ye.ir. would
.nilor* ami airmen All hnt# #*•
Stimulnlrd l.y Ike watnlnr* o*
wn n*e rotigt’.*)o "ul lepie-etilatnre«*e,l -in pn-e uid««vmd(r a l ‘ Earl qf ll»l»f&gt;ury ami l.-rd Syd
in II *ta&gt;e. while -la*hlng Ihtl.o |&gt;o-*llillitle&lt; nf&gt;l'r&lt;e itl»cr*\ inham. and frlgliientil I'y Ihi . pii**enlalien in 17 other*. It*
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.piainent* i-hargvd it wn» hastily
n fututr war.
Admiral Tab- irsil.sf |»y the .-ita.at tonal man
.lawn end diapute tin- Iwsir «*
Mark Kerr, after a r.vr-f ilemnn !eu»rt« over l^imlon. the rr*enirh oniputinK tepreren'.ation.
•Iration. .ummlna up the »lltia- hraneke* of thr fighting sen Ire
Aio.t ot the op|H**Hion n-voli.
ha.e lo-en wo,klnK feyeri-kb ro j
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LAKE t’lTY, Kl*., May 17—
(INSI Taken fmm a local
jail where ho sat held III conm i lion with nit alt . tratl.iti in
which hi* wife wn* *laln. N. Gllonifjr, a gr.scl, wn* shot to
ilenlh by a mob m-nr here rally
today. Homey’* laxly **&gt; found
by u pa*»etliy in adiUh along
a highway twomll.B fmm Lake
City. Two negroes in the jail
nt the time Homey wn* re­
moved could give no rlne* a*
to the id nlily of thr ineilllier*
of the midi. It.miry yr»t -tday
etigngtsl in an altercation with
Chief of I’.dtce linker wh n tinIn'Ii t ordered ptroduee plaeeil
on the nub l-v Hie mi-rehanl
titinned l • th*- store Ihttlng
the aigumcntr-Mi*. Homey i*
fU-er, wounding him In the
shoulder, t'hl f Itakrr n-lurncvl
llu* (In* wmmijinir Ihp wom»n
fi\i* linifi. Shi* tlliil in h hnpllnl U*t ni|(ht.

I'lllL A D K L I'H IA . May 17,
— (IN N )— ’ 'St'grfnce A l” Ca*
|MUto, itnlnrioua ('h icagn b««r.
iinmn. anti bix laody gu ard
Frniik ('lin e, pleaded gu ilty ta
1 carryin g roncenletl weap^iw
in mtiuicipnl court tntlay find
w ere given sentence* o f on ^ «
year in the eoon ty prlnon by,
|.Inilge Joint A. Wulah.
The two prsonri* stdlad ak
the &lt;pis:tnlor* ill the parked rourtroom when brought in hy several
iletectlvrw.
t’ap-.ne apparently
t took the ttisl a* anollirr one of vt'
long series he hs* ehetvunirrot) but
Is, way* tisyaped with.ml lu iug convtitnl. Till1 ri'IITFitii- uas (lie 1-rlW
pi i*. n letm («■ had ever received. .
Thr court room d.uira werti
'r|o*r.| unit haired a, CUriolt* spectutors Nouglil to iii.ni erorsnee It*
thr i-towdt-il room.
The trial
jhiought many pi....iin-nt attorns
,. y* Ir&gt; an other evaurttoama at
news uf the tr nt sptead Ihmufch
ily hall.
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1 An.-sini with ill
Usligunrd,
1 Frank t Hue, a* tlu-y were Isgvi
ing u motion put lire ttieater at
(Pill iiimI Miiikrl Sliri'tik Imt
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~ PniEDIUriiMiaKEN, May 17.
r liremen h»\e upple.l al Ml. Sira
— Fesi* that the Graf Zeppelin
lliMpita fi r
UritmfUt, wh'l
wnu.il have to land on hrenrh
thtre illivr* h*ve reported
cull were strengthened when a
rr|iurl was received i:t 3.:lll thi*
i.t-iuii"- ltl.uk (IH t.f Alnlam.i.
A m e r i c a n G o l f e r I l n s “ 'iV,!' a . J. I'rar-e, ('iiynhogn
alterneoi tTint th,. ait*hi|i had
.il.u led the light ag.iia*t the HU., ,
Brilliant 31 In One I'onnly lomner, l . nip-.rutily m * -1
tUn Into a storm. The Graf vv. «
l.atg.'.l It wi-lll.l give till- 1‘lVM
i is
* i* l * ___ pend d Id* inve*tigBti»n of the
, id tini miah |m-wii .i |m.wri io*
being tn**ni by |M.werlul wind*
Iv O lin U B u t 1' a l t e r s I,,,
t-lnrlanl 11 Ini.- .Il*a«ter
with only two ol her five mo­
.light use t.iTuaii-laiu Id* patty lit
|j n e In i hanging the tv-pie.-u j
tor* wiarVing.
t-T .V n o v iv o
|*|■. *. c . Gala) and turned that Institution
Discloses Negotiations Starter oil.Hi nt .tale* oiiiu.-t at will.
ST. ANDREWS. U h l.. S. t- jtt. n mstnrrh Islmratory.
' Deposition
The great ship hid hsttled
strong *V .dwinds all day. while land.
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"Thi Vi.illl.l giv»- ilie -Piesul. Ill ,
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lio |H&gt;»ir t- i-ltang. iepre*Hit*'-,
' limping '.ward* the Swis* ft on Wetherd. EnglntntV gri-n.e&lt;t Wtl*.| Ifiu from Chicago, head «I7I*V lb
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Angtety hen- lm.U
won the Hntl.h
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..ite of tin- vinomi« »toli'* lot
WASHINGTON,
May
17
tii-sidetil.’ * taid It aik.
Increased a* the afternoon ...I- „..n * rhampl.mMiip f... the fourth
( J ^ /l M r .i t g ........ which
1 0 8 . ANGELES, M»y 17. •'ll, this p.ovialoa, tlu- I’ ii-si- I t c m c H - r a t s C h a r g e R e - l S j ' V . r 7 S » * X - ‘ 5 r U
vnnrerl.
linn- today when *h. chimiuiird t| i( hl1|lrj w||| f*&gt;nn th. ha*i. &lt;&gt;f ,|\st
A dc|H.-dt, n by ,Tex** t INS) Entile attempt* !&gt;)• the o-n; i oulil lliwaiiM"- will ol t in
•viilvlii'llllvt W i t h T r V - in'ili-fuiilt of y:t:i,iNHi Imfl when
Dr. Hugo Erkrnrr, commander
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they « , , , arraigned hrfue Magf ,r prv-ven/ng such (Jninnli took • tin- famous "wt^&gt;
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cvponenl’* part In ►•uperff'V
lo thv militur.- commander nt champion, fiy two nut one in Ih* j ratnstmphlr* In the fntnri .
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met i l-i ki cp liim.ell In id In.
Lynn* c*king lor trjo|i* to aid final round.
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a vi-rliltl inkini* ulirn lliuy with
the landing, arvoiding |u air port
Am lit an poll* " f ll&gt;|Uar target-* net In p u t) In viaiitiid lay uu-i•*- j
, |\S)» h. ||oii««* tinla) rIo«m| I Imoiil'IiI l*rf«&gt;rr him
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y changing the ic|.u'culailun
Miss follelt. Ih.- first A merit an
"j?1 |
‘nr|uTlnu"w'. rfett'.h* In the oi'le.1
damage* from -i
official* at the l-e llourgi-t Hy­
hi rr ih»* lo»*| today witli pwl-iii»v
hUiu- in Ihi* IlmiM*. i .,%
.l|l|,IIJk||y vkHli l'M*«l*lrnl IIcm»- |umloaMwIy i«**poi*il*r for vnun&gt;*
Woman t-&gt; teach th. finals of the
||. |_ |t.Hkwoo.l,
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ing field.
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The French air official* re­ event in the :.»• yeai* of evin|H-ti- ryy licallh romml»«iolier&lt; li*d «f- ( One .1 the revelation* vif th • , atlon Ilf r. rrr*|i .ht-ciif c laelwee- \.. »ui1» i«nikrr l«»r (hi* I'm hoi. iii
I ' 11 " n '* n 1,1
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I luld I*«|miiii*.
M. \ u t l i u r In
ilw* two fountriea tog 1her wilti »n rvrr inU-mU**! I*&gt; ll»o
ceived thi* news at 4 o’clock thi*
lion, sufiuoila-,1 to be,- great ilv.it (srtwl refold# «f IIS eatb*.
,d.p».ili n wo-- that Ike ’‘ wit- th- n-|N&gt;rt of ti-e Atm-n.-an ilrle.
ii.ii itiiltvi d ill &gt;tl no lull |nmt*r I v*»U*k» In Mini IlH*
! mon&gt; «lii«*« on* u( hii,1 «%f | « l
nile:nonn Hr. Erkrnrr «&gt;&lt; le
(attil. tsilt ti i iitiicri-Mi-e without I |,|it I'MIi'uh Iphia ia no, afrajd Of
ported to hive announced li Istss on thr -U gte.it uft-i one &gt;-l li«
latest hospital /r-pott* I .1 '' |B1iy.. af Gatlmm paid approsimat,
t e * * ■». o
r . - s e •• - ! d s a * f C - a S S k ............ i&gt;l a dlti* t vote uh thr SenaleV de. , you, Mr. Al t'n)miir. - sly ..... ..
w.icleu message that he wa» an- V|aml»f«-lvmght n.aul.e.
ever playl,; n,,le"'lloVnllal a 5 tl.-a.ism. tw vr the ,tip.-.ol‘ * m Oltnwa U^i JniiuAry.
.
,, , , I Miihlgi.ii. will witli St iislo .1.dm
iH-muiepl.111. The
llrpuldifan t'g cil I* that you ate not be•M« in icmtinu#’ mny furth«-?.
r tM» %, r
n,., .,»4y, j iftKjJ «t M i.v.lihil
riink*
^
•*
the nt got tall, ti* began riel I. , &gt;() , „ ,
faPf,,,
hs* lea| ilu
All 4l»r
th*. ciraf ?*r|w 1 lr L .
l|(|,la„ u li r r m Uu unit «»f thr il| fnl.il hwlUuii«n, ; mir Vw • •iri.t. I«r Hir piMlrrt
m.-Jotlt&gt;
t
iuotph.Nl
aflll lie I foie nu* *,i charge* which would
.
f
HI23
when
S
tu
eiaiy
»l
State
hel
of
the
l.itt.
.iglil toe eon. Itm ni
,
, jllstil y till- in I'idlllllg tile lllliteil
tin, with only two of her five j b ^ j
||.,t,|, j,.y ,. and IS more in Ml. Slani Ho*pit*l bririnit 1rV»* cheery ivot|
|l. in... all. IN.ttenmnu ih.rgr.1 , su||&gt;, (1(. )i)U r
idi.uUit
ltd*
i.i Ri.mr It. tie lie
|
,
gg
n-nt
a
note
in
llt-nty
I'hill
nHdor* w-Jtkivc. had been fig'll3 here wa* little ln.|ie IHast the i l l "hello -nikei
mint
the
t’ir*l.lenl
nn-iely
wiutl
.1
I'.epUldhan
h
.d
fla
with
Al**li
( «|.. in* mid I'liiii* *rrf, arrmlnl
The de|iusttlon wa* prepared n iluuat- tl'iiffnlle* of **•»* llrili**'
tog tmwerful headwind* over Ihe I 'd -tlu n d I i-.liiy.
wa.ul | In- aid to triumph in inrtr
New Vl'tk and rent heir Mi»a i etyhassy |«dutlng out llif diffa'ul. "ilo Ill - ^•liltiuielo" liece-sary to .,.,-,1111 H.llel tin tie* to d'Hlgu a hy nrlrrtivi’% .hnnes “ HIWrtfyM
gbone Vallt.v
in SouHa-aateiii
•' »W'ig •»•
" " .n ip t u»
ill iiuled "alui
ri.pl..alien
the
llou*c
olid
liiui
u
.
•France, trying to make her way annex the crown w 'l.li no Amar,, wl)ii|) ||(|&gt; 41|,, n |l(1| of (iu non ■Inup- that ihe lTkalr.il ti** the Fmled Stale, win htv
•I,1 1*.*.ii .-ti the *-i * 1.011 vola­ .(l.lhinr INI.| Jt'lln ( MTtl.tll,
"Hi Ihi s^hiMH*) / ' Capo »r arretIn her home port at Frimlrirh-* trun girl iic i imd won, t.lcnna.
,
. , rum i hi invnlvetl iifrtl ht-i nano, ing in pievrnting ll'iuor uniig. powI r* w.-uld In- delegutid him
•
I
ongii-..
can
iliaiige
Ihe
-i|e
r«l Ihr flrlnlivrn whrn hr wan
17
shafi-n.
rtehd off the Hist nine b.d, * » f !
' ‘ 'rv*1*
\\ ASHING I'tiN, * slay
x tay |$o.Vm*l woitli uat Fnl| n it* at- gling nrro.»"the Fanud an bor...|. Orio.miiciit ft m y tune.
lit I'Hw.l'd.
Thr a i rah in
had IH pa-aengrr*
lound
in
two
' v 1" ’"the
,a&gt;' clinic
" hr with
.' r polaon-1 veltising mnttrr. after she .Itopptsl and asking that (•»' convenltoli*
"the i*i,| lot i hi * legislat &gt; i* lIN.M ,1'ariuan wailar. III ok**
I ...........
.u,p ,„nining
I&lt;( tlllll*
.... iM.
. mala Idled
“ HrIh* Sloii'i**/, l ’\c i».*t n nun
til lk
II\A f . l H
,on board. , She
,
, had ...to . iil.nidm
,
vltnkr* ultM.r
unoer llflf
|uir, to
buome live
I ... f .i-.w .he wn* to animat Its already in t-ffixl whrreliy (arrnl . tui.li-N-ed l-y tin- le ii *t ol the uul uvir lit y.um.inHi.uiMi faint m- on me," (hr Clihuito a&lt;cnalrndtr
her tions-Atlstitir flight from ! u„ |,Ul
ltun on Mia* Wchcnxl &lt;*u* gs».
........................... rut *r a show he wn* to at
. ., , .
, .|„» K„ u .in. past nine yv.ti n during whliti t'o • ul toll I. i tlu- lilsl lino- ltd* »cs«ddr«J whin hr ntn Maionr'a fel*
Frirdrtrhvhafcn to laakrhurat, N. : lJim.
uu. lute to oieivome an
Hr. I’iene had plgnnrtl In t|Ue»- nl a I-m.-iI 1^ u-r. She »nv» that he
.
-.tt-s. lui* iv-tii.i.d to tiutlriulr Ilu- ^|,.,| ,,, tlu- ll.uiNe Imlay wliel" low drlntlvc*.
J., late yesterday when two o f
patently liup-»alli;e diaadvant- 1 lion Nam Merle, mainlenant.. man apt eort-^1 on,, day and llo-ii f illed "mu InfoMnnlhm
•
I'-i-ta Ii-n-u* lilt., a liew ii|&lt;|&gt;o|li.»l IU oi.hiiiIi. leil.li l* elllllg d ad“ Thru J*11 hnir to like you
H ,*r* " " * uu "I -' &gt;1. 1.1 V»d.a a .. ig "A* i- ,1, 101*11ai u.a Hvpaidtvuii* witli te­
tile rear mntifm became ilh-ildid age. S h e w ., only Iw.. down at lh e i.n l ebctnrlan .1 the clinic, hut Ilo f nMfl.M euidract .. .............. . I extended to I........ .
hi.* Miil"nn rxpl.iiitid io Ihr |nil*
over Spain. Tlie third went h d i-tal nt IH hole* and ttM.k thr trail derided I" defer th tnyrsHgatton lllm-»*.
ajtrgvttier.
imhi I, isrrai A nmihiiii «-«»nplito
lling t» linkeiy to in.-v.nl
weir
taken I ilu « if*t«kI&gt;. Clino
while the ship wa* trying to at tlu- 22. liner to I.- headed.
in the la-ti.-f that more c u l j last M r. I.u nsn * suit I*
«»«.• .
,N*"
mini Imir |n*rn h»M»« d «‘f |hn» ■
.. .
.
battle her wrj un along tin. hi fid .I u. ii - of icpr.-M ........... '
.....................................
b|m. w «. cairylng u pi«(n| (|m
Mt-s Wsllieied war f-ur up uf- aeiiiliilduhcd b) acronipanytiig Ihe nature of .i rr........nil ag-i-n.t the the British government wig
dr.ortlvi*» |idd lli,. muai-tVnle.
IlhoiV Valley towsnla the Swiss ter 27 lud ». The American chant-1t hlrago vJiptrts to the ruin*.
f.*.- what dilatory in bringing the mat not only in I'oiigie.N l.uU-lll the |d«u ol n l" I.
|thrrlii c-tp, .ration la n-pt
The |Wo turn wr|r -in ivhrtl,
frontier this nmrning.
l(r|. tiailur id Tessa, lilimrll)
t
hr
light
against
lo-.ter
t"
II'
p it!tent mil of Ihe Fan*- p ■'i.lenli.il el.-,tioal ridlige. till
Othrr
tli’l
imtlon*
fmm
W
«»h
-1
u
8ir*0U
-.uii
From daybreak ii.tFI let.- nf I'it'ii »i«lln*tl fiintdy l«» »in tl*»'
i'iun pMrnmrnl, mitl M'H'rpI m u.e |in..|M* live hast, of the ne*I
, ,,i„, sup|*irti'il tm&gt; onglnal plntorraphitl mitl their finger
inirtnn
and
l,ilUhunth
w
rir
du«*
*«»»
hn.i.
h
«*f
«t»ntrarf,
Capftfia hail a
ternoon the German air rtamnio- next two Im'Ii » mill hr Id
11*11*. linin' Hunt .III.INW.mtO |HH.
piogiam lavorva '•&gt; prinla takrn
Art&gt; nl nir U* |af»rr« «#n f*h* In •mlmltra
*"r ,h *r,m
liiniimnd liny' -uul to Ih* Wurth
elirr trieil with all tin- skill at tY(n until tlu* .'l.'i, Imt (lit* K»u;li*h Utrr in thr day. Thry, too, will
\n ,-ruati ilate tlt^|twttnirnt.Then- ' pie ale li-iittvcly ilisenliau. lit*.d
.IlM
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luldn-r
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uml
Mifrr
&lt;
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r
urt,
M
im
(tiiinnn
w
i»
hi* ronunand |o outmani-iivi-r the iciil'ii I ml Am lu'i l»n: t*» In*
Mjki ) mniiina Into four
ca* in .r.- delay in getting I'ans-ht
kaiidenUgf *“ id 21 »cat* fu lie klMl ll IlM'
iH’lll 0|If 1*1.111 I* fiirurr** wn» found on rarh man.
rout* an«l t xamlre I hi* ruin* infhr •rm'f. i.jrid to u|i|Hiir for rnif %irrk w**
stormy wind* l.y rl*ing above uvrrronif.
i ....
... alt
It nine
..tic. .e »r
.r l»
Is. (lie- , ll,'»l*r (|ll|r|f„
Mini *‘fH,.„.
lull** -r(,T„.,,
III Ilo* « *•»
1.1
leal
ftiutiftl
iitocriii
lit
Midi
u
WHinmu
Capone unfilled |o Mafnnr,
and cireltng them, hut with-ml i Joyrr m*i iml fmm (ournamtnt inti n sN of *firncr.
nt thr fhinlrr whrn »hr wa* in t«
WH «»u
f ,,r|
Atm-rirali p.i.p--at.
Ih
M1 U|&gt;i,. „ ..... ....... . mu iviMviuil out of (hr lorn* lull hr uhnm hr Knew, , huiIng mrl him
Tlu* ilrvaatatnl clinic haa,
in r«.|ifi.rnia UM Kail lo mukr n m •. AmrHran
miI. Fiusllv
t-mally «t»avail.
&gt;
play Mcvrrul yrair *»«•* »»fu*r rlini,
.
l4
,„
,
,,
.................................
.
.
.
.
.
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Iirlllsh
government
su
ggi.lej
the
,,
t
w„
,
„
-,
„
V
e.lv
Hill
lialit
lo
%»iilr
tt
into
Ihr
(
mi
(at
|hr hhat^ey-.*Qhiding flfht in
The ship swept In circle* lie inalinjc All*'* Colit I al Tr®wi, nnd fa -jM l.,i n converted into «
n - f , , prim e. After the fu .t .1st laHtl.hg o trn w rn l
s .tg g i.lrj the
:|| inn
_ '
Klurhln, (hut !»«• mis headed for
tween Mnnlrlimar and l.yons.
srarrh
htwritury
whrrr
thr
r*pirn
fa
hd
fo
»|*;w»ar#al
fhr
llm
1
tIon
nf
»
umm-n
ini
Mitoaulmit
,
uf,
M
ihI inuckny «»f thr
indu.rd (o rniMKe fmia
lot k-uhigist*
will study
r ff t r•d to a i"val rommia- I oil.IItul ton.’’
drrircnt lhl» year only to mart pert...............
■ - the
,, »tre.
...II.
. ,
. . . . . . . L.e las.
. |
••■**' iR.
M
*......... ....... ... ......... ....s*. I ...a I,. ' ’'" t•'i'h
v n »,
*v eI*rrII
III A ,l.;,lc
III! ICity
til rfor
_-*i which
l-l.k. ii.%
,.lle.L..I.,.t
ilhd
I»»ll»mf U' * , , ______ __ . _____
the thr at of an American vie- ...iwhltcn. under
the .1....liar
deadly
Mis. G.ilnsn attnhuUxi
Imr tn- nl m.
a"d lilt- l!»)l
....................
f
Q u a r a n t i n e A R a in n t
wa. expciie.l Iu
n few day.." hr explained. "We
ooy. F.ng.un.i t. happy thi* even- gas now beliexevi to
nitric ox- dt.|HU, tinn to lorypgiHs. which .h e . •jui*'«d in a pnt|a»al t» l« f c 4 ' O m U T „ A r„ m „y t h lC. I
.all d .... .ending G'r bill to |(&gt; |||f |ih(t|p at ^
„ , r&gt;mn
F lo r id a ’s F r u it * Is
ing that slu-'u.d It-r n.t other wo- , 4,.,' w«» generated.
sahl wa. r Darted nfter ao au-, d lm t ta g. Uitlloit. tin ll II. .-m
|Iftre«H l l , S . D i r e c t i o n
e -lu|.H-um- . on. m in ....... ; Uf, fna«-Mi*od— l»m-Tur nty^~W»~
----------------- (nmol. lr a.. Idrnl. The tio-str,.. ■mi..i.m ho, I .y r l «t { » »
■ - ^ 1-1 y i _ _ —' ' ----------------------'|
" 7lidU.-v*
i
P u t O n B y 1 7 S t a t e n man golfer in ’the worlt could'
lo- " . ........ ul Jillle.eiK c*
f|,l( gg„,’ have lH-atcn Ml*. l'«dh-il t w i s f - j M n r o S t llt C M l l l t l B
.«—o .,to to it* »u t rlutfpes that J nttrxlon.
»»•»• w.t*
&lt;"
O f v O m n iU lllC U t lO n H ,
It, two Ualtcs ami Hu u , The pair arnvetl herb about 7
Areonllng tn fiv Y e t—rrtdtr—.
----------------------------- '
J
J
C lw lb sx
Miaa tiuinan appearrtl at a I mat , vrilh Amer«On ntfktab.
ptr. l.tn.g It l-r l.nal P-.oigc.
..’clock lari evening from th.
WASHINGTON,
17
r d e r e d Into h t n k e
night rtut. during the time sh,. wu.| llut the I tided Mate* g. 1 |N te
W ASHIM.TllN, May
May I.
|[,,mldaan i.lui. pirvrnia *c«abure lesort. Tlmy went tu
boro today by J. W. M«.nk. »‘ * u' IV ixsM V n r W T n f l i i n r d
A
««&gt;
id.
..atn-i.
ol
teh*
plant le-ard o’ firh*', many .hip INCH I- OTK
I
O
I
i
U
n
r
Q
- - - - n f T e n n e s s e e .upiaord ... U « . It -he could mat! ■* Jn.p.tle«t .h r " in H cembef uf (INh,
. . . ...... .
«f tele
»'« It I
I
1
.Hie
. . theatei to kill tin.ISI2!', II r|&lt;|»-are,| the loyal com p|&lt; nir u*i,l wirrb-s* r. nim.inira ...............
....:'.7d.’' 4 ' ’; . ; v:;n«'i,:&gt;rf„i rl i X r(l|M&gt;n,
ment* of prvdarp now rolling.fronfj
A R U in s t R e p e t it io n
/.I I
a|i|war ol the theater.
u i i ut t i i i reuldlv* a l» alan.l out mM|||g!|l lrnl,. #
„t , f„ # ^ w,
th1* aeetlon w II Iw affer'.-d bylh
... . . . . . i - r i m i v r . no
U a r 1 To ccunteract this charge. Mis* mission would n»l &lt;Vmplete it* lu.n systems mu*t U- rffeelcl ip
O f C lin ic D is a s te r
ELI7.AHETHTON. T. '".V . \ , Guinat, ha* r . led um.n “ Fatly” , *»»*
F.biuary f l»2.. and ,lv I’n l.d S l.'r* to pr vide . b- l u i ' i i u . v k i . tu .1 i «ir N HIM «I' H•"“ «* r « H a C in l !•• * » f r t y tiirt*t ~ r ~ L ,
nusrantino wh ch l.a&lt; Me*-n e 'nb
III o.iilriviMf, m M*(rrn
(»•«• I*1 ||. yt h«,fiM.i
~||om »t, | Ju»t
Ushed by 17 atatea aet| Ihe 1-In" '
„ ,e v
ii V
Mac 17
,7’ , 1 . * 7 / . ' l l , , .
Arlankel. csfe owner, an I Sally suggested llial tannin enter lot" .p.ate . mret-tion for Ihe govern
pit.laibl . .u.lrn-r* allca.Iy #iv went |n the iiinti, to kill Hroc." .
of Porta Riro. M Ftprda 'm l'*
Ihe nrreri* wen- mu.lr ahor.1v*
and vegetables classed a&lt; "hoet«"
la-f.-re nininight. Al 12:111 A. M.
ta the Medilrrranenn fett'l flv *m
Ihe men wrre ariaigncd. Scarce­
Included in lh« quarantire trgula
ly h*,| the hearing been &lt;-nrludt'nn*.
■d when In.. at lor leys rams
Mr. Mon*’* tr'epram fre n th&gt;■urhinv lo lint magirirali-'s court1n oni .o rr|rrscii| Cu|ioiie. They nf'lros c f He. W'l-ma New. I. te
pinlt -ltd |he heavy ball but wrro
rhnrge nf Ih* fight#**ilrt»t ’ hX
ip i cuf*in****i"n fmnh'd if* w«»rk in lofivcmmcnt miDfr\i»i n.
iniii'i i. lu-ve Ihal if a rtiaigtit "Ul lute n(,i aoownl lo are the prisoners,
pesl
mentioned Iws f-ll«w n- Cuii men. in all New Vcak «•"«" , ^ Hr, r.-mpaa e* -hie!, already
w ur pel mil lid, l! |imla#hly would
------------------------Niivm ls 1 of l'.^ , un i Ih • niurh thnu pMPMimrni nprral on. I
f*Mr^ .*« being
nt o T&gt;«tt»on
to
.
, , NU ... " Tha'eom m lfer. headed by Hr , “ Vhe" rslV . ^ r'n p* were ordered1" ' ^ ' " ' lee*""
•ought runfrrrnrr was imMnitr.i iolnntt««1 Ih ujrh (hrm wrfp nmny ue u oi m me iml hy the Hou r.- 2 0 M i l l i o n O f f e r B y
rrd•du
Um
*
Ir» ' ............ . [""1
c’ » m
! , . Kl
w tI
I r ! L wiwm
when rmimy
r-n.aty au-i
rr'." C-1
n J i . «hr
7 7i ’. - ^
o»»etht.m
tu
n f p
H l i n l r T H Ur lh*'
wfrk ln
arirr wrnU In favur nf fffVnnmrnt
. . Grorwi'a. ° Vsih'pgtnx. O.e. ' inn*r " f
*“*
thorlllr* derlnred that Ihe ailua |I J e a jI U l f O X M U n iC r S n( ^
y HI
! b,N .‘ . '" . u 7 7.“ “ ' "i . I n S ' J u
I n K u ll G r o u p D e n i e d
, . n. Idaho. Ftah/Nevada Ar1* nx T
. ”
L*‘ . £
?
tU&gt;» w * Imysfd the r hand*. \ ( ) n R o a d T o R e C O V C r y
. s. .
The
Thr fo.mrr army signal rhu-f
WA8 IIIKRTON. V . , IT. _
T e * .. New Me.teo m i.h ms *l*p* that shookl l&gt;e lid rn |o lo-t
a.uthii a|t of * oonee yrsle'Oj___
W ill TH TO MI.KT
jrsnsed a stir l.y prrdict rg molivn
S SeZ *
-fX put tb. rity w'thout water.
................. Ilo- Frm.tr bill Ol, lie (INM» A Hal denial that he hvl
JttllNKUN CITY, T. nn . May 17
Frend*
of the Hoy Hmut. in
' " " - ‘ "’ .-'.--a --" giounJ Ihal III drlienliire plan offered $203100,1100 for the Boston J
In ad-1 ton to the I •’•“ •"U ia the slate Inst tutlan*^|h, r„n,:ult supplying the Its n i . (INH)- F.s fior. Alf Ta'yivr (he
V
r. tni
and ATahame/li
r
" *- r te'^Phane
arc ordtally InvHcxI to l,
wires
i.
(he
future
rslher than hv alfrtl* i.-vcnur. and thervfoin ihi »’«•« »bilr rrprraenling the liuull
"V w n ^
:
bs.ing U endy-rsm tcl.
L £ r f H . ^ II.How. a .pa^ o.
Hlsnd nt PnA«i. a w J f t o W i
Hall t'nghtwhrn a Court
______ » r* Dr. ♦ redir rk W. I arson*.
Thr ||,n,betg
and
u,.tl
#.n
it.—
#■&gt;,.■ ........
..
The Hem
berg Glanll*«&lt;alf
Rrnalr vmlalnl the House's pie- puwrr Inlelrsl. waa ninlo toilay
ly
wa*
well
on
th#
roa«|
to
trcov—
*
..............
.
..
A
,
t en nf fn.iy».» mail, ovnre**.
|rowmU4 n*r . f mental hygenr; rsjrtn plan's, which wrre rhiard
t
of Honor will Iw held, S rirril Htf'i'*- He predicted a* rrnisrkaldr incallvcs in adding ll to Ihe (aim before th* federal trade roramiad.-v.-l intent* 'nr the w'red Iran*,
rr are other mean# wa* evrre«*lv Dr.
- -Kaymnnd F.
- I*. —
•
•
ery
t»
ay.
promutlun*
to
h
ghrr
tanka
&gt;
n
K rb. ronim:*
(llll
; siun by Charles O'Mai'ey, Boston
grohib'tedi Inin Ibe«e *»*te* hyi, sinner uf correction! Dr. Frank I*. down last .rrontli by a Mr ke nf the
" find LrcuUlom are , . he made. a. mrm- mission service* as fer rad n.
r.jlno employes, and wh'rh re- out the ...na tion railing
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advert slpg tfgcill. .
Of ,h dean of
3
aIU, 1 has. hern
Seerelsrv
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Agrieuturo
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Gravra. eemn.l**‘'nrr nf rdura- sumrd cpgralioii reemtly with au fo* huntrrs found
Rlrhar.l Grosier, publ sher ot
XKU MHllKHATOH NAMED
-it-lNe un ■
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Th# d ^ m - v nf an Inf*'t.H ot.
,,r Charles II. Johnson, mm
1 " ,K_
the Post,.told th, conimiasioa y e s n.xdi'ng" . n eV u V ^r' A l b
"
, hr
_ / h g rn r» In B'ark If.mmnrk w .- li)iiaionrr (&gt;r f l , . ,
Tml Fo’ . abhrevialad fort^ war. W a g
vtONTHEAT. N. f\. May 17 trrted by th, ironpa.
; physicians said Carle Alf
arm* time.
WASHINGTHN. Ma) 1 7 -tlN S ) ' " ‘‘•f '»&gt;»t O Msiley. I'urponla#
. / *'»’ W «e 1e.l from th, pan! hosr.1 Pnd#rirk K. C. n + f , remmisslonThe meeting will begin al H:00 (INSI—Socremllng l*r. Ilarri* F
— IINF)—I'wigbi F. Iiavl*. aeiiv-iHa tertesent ihr Insull Inlamata,
/
offire.-lhl* momlng.
pot vet out ot danger, they weir
M-, amt „|(|
will b
b&gt;' held
held in
In the au- Kirk nf Ra'llm-m. Ihe Rev. Win
HTI IIENTH Hl'Hl’ KNDKD
rr of public W'lk*.
' of war in 1Ihe Coolidge
' had made an offer of »MJM0J)Mi
lary
ad­
n vrithrlms uptiodsttr u.rr ms ;
„It. tIkd.yns,
t j .___ of m
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s i.
Birmingham.
ditorium of Ih* Fily llall
* CAPITALirr DIES
• h
CHAPEL HILL N. C , May 17 piogrras.
tiatay was Ihe new moderator nf ministration. ha# accepted the fur hia priiperiy.
COTTON IMI’IIOVFnS
O'Ma ity adm.ttrd that ha bad
—(INH)—Tha Uni ratal ty of Nortn
general a**embley o f Ihe Presby­ post at gmcrnor general of the
HOTEL TO IIR HOLD
5 ATLANTA. May 1 7. — (INH)— NEW YORK. May 17. — (INH) Carolina
by discussed the possibilities o f bay*
atudeht council today
ELECTED I’ RERIDKNT
terian Church In th* United Stale« Philippine*, lend# red him
President Hoover, International Ing tha Post and also th* BoaJ*T
James E. Hickey, U , prominent
suspended eight of ih* It oven. ■
WERT PALM BEACH, Fla, lie was electad at thr opening
farmer hotel operator an.I rap- —Hlight Improvement In mttnn beta of tha local rhaptar o f Rlgraa
ATLANTA. May 17. — IINPI— May 17— (INS)—Whitehall, a*- session o f th# aiity-ninlh assemb­ Newa Service learned today. Davis' Gloh« with officers af tha - t « d
waa
ascribed
today
tn
a
tighter
received this
L pal Ion. literary fraternity, ai a J. U. CotlroP, Leesburg, FI* , to­ elusive winter resort hotel, will be le. Ills election'-smrkad the first acrrptanrr waa
Uil’st. died here today following
papers, but dan'ed that ha m l M
k brief Hire**. II* waa born l-i situation in spot market* and result of their part la th* pohli- day waa elected pro*'dent cf the aold at public auction hero June 1. time in 17 years that a nmdcrst-.r
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b a tF d g
prtsperts
of
geneial'y
cloudy
and
ration
of
the
student
scandal
abaci
has
been
t
Icc'ed
unanimously
and
Lyacbbarg. Va.. but apent the
routhrasUm retail hardwar,
* under a foreclosure detree Issued
wiXa'a health.
witbtul opposition.
_______
g rttW pan of kl* Wa ia AUan showery weather rondltirna over Yellow Journal. Tb* aaaica of Ul* Implmaat Mw giaUam _____ * b| Ua
court ai Miami,
grv s w # fa n R W
iKthtti pf xu ccttop bait. •tudepti wart lot W talgd,
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TEX GlIINAN GETS PLEA TO CANADA
SPOTLIGHT AGAIN TO HELP IN RUN1
OVER LITIGATION WAR HAS FAILED

DEBENTURE PLAN
FEATURES FIGHTIN DAYS SESSION,

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rftOU^lEAATEBN I .B A G flf*
Pel
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. tout on making a mugg out e( the
much aggrieved piuner. tu-laci
if It gtta anir worse, It will on.)
ba right If they play the rest u.
thf averages on a has s jf :ioo i r•Mount. It Is i,l the more «li»
lathing. therefure, tbnt so many
of-the blg-money "buys" are u
able to d« .hamaehv. any good.
‘ATbete Is UUk Porter, for r»
dn.e- lie wat aupiioeod to be a
i (proof hitter down in ba-Unioii
to date, all ho has to show‘ ii
American league la Jilt

ISBiQfSPWtasr

I -ikhlin gruily hut fltiul)
Sr-I;
It of there ami right n w hi- i
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KNUTE HANSEN IS
AFTER HONORS IN AMERICAN LBAGIIB
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CORPULENT FIELD Nrw
Philadvlyhia __ 14
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^ M E W YORK, Mar-, 1 8 -&lt; N H )^TjMrt a n a lot of high rowaned
' waaarlatlona bring ilr*d~ that#
OB tho matter of what the
"*•1* ball la doing to baaeball but
I would rentuie to aay
■r Ban
averaia flret year
4ajar Laagu pij«h.
Danish Fighter Gains
_|ubUdly i n uilng •
, VT(
i * 7v
aaahwafght, wrapped up In
WeightSinceHeHafc
tta. With but faw eaeept.
'
Dismissed
Manager
notablf AWaadUr ard John,
PARlH.May IS.. Kmite Haiweti,
the Tlyerai Artrill, of the
i, and Hwanaon, of the Hed*. the lanky Dnnlih hearyweight,
bright young men from iht •no
out for champlanahip
or Leaguea a.e witting nothin* honors, la now an honorary mem.
asoept maybe the bay at night.
ire going hungry lit the brr of the two hundred end twenty
vaat prodlgall&gt;y, for Ip pmufdrni of Paris.
Ila credits his liter.ase In weight
the National League hue
Binote 117 home runa to lO In tm here to absence of managerial
ADeri
trican and It enema that eeory.- ■
booy and hie lit.la brother err m. ITdt.
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illdnal manner.* Ho ■ th u '1

ley Oobert who earns to the t'nn!
Baal* from Rochester with g J I P
Iteord. lie was hilling only .311
whan'they puke,| him out of Ihe
Hna-up some days sen and yeslei
dsy he g ul hack again lung enough
to go hTtless In three adtliiinn.il
times at 1st.

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Cleveland ..it ... It

Chisago
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Washington
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PRESENTSERIES

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Hi. Louli J. -V 16
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By Leo Conklin
(International News (terrier)
Staff
NEW YORK. May' l l —In Urn
flret Iatefractional trots of the
season, concluded yesterday, the
West ffreed stronger than tba
East la both Major Leagues. The
writfru. rluba of the National
League gerftmatrated their super,
lerity by a eonvinelr/ margin,
winning to game# and losing only
14 on thalr eastern InvAlon. In

League. Pittsburgh a • le -4
tnijr orur DrooUyn marked Um
RsUna* eighth atrnight defeat.
N o tic e l&gt; . h e re b y a l i en «M &lt; It
With Mitchell on the mound, ssmus
I aseetta# ; s » J m jW jje t M ,

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t h e C a r d in a l* tr im m e d lh a T h in k s

4 to 1. Barney Priherg of thr
Phils tollectsd a homer and two
other hits, and has hit safrly In
sevrn consecutive times at hat.
.
Ited Lrteas nf Cincinnati wan irirt for a Irfm nf Ihm- (II
l w h ich d e c l i n e
every
his fourtl) straight gam# In beat­ oland
Is I h o D is tr ic t s h s ii r s p r s a s s t
ing the Giants, 12 to 3. Htripp hit i nr a h s ig Mild rMi’ll t««VM*r MOMII Isn
v n tllln t
( o v ote In p e rs o n u r h r . |
two homers.
i i r t n f In wriilMK i.u ly • (■ n td
fir * i
VISA FBB RKDCCED

r u r j r n r r « «»f Ian d o « R H l i f k i n ,
Ml "Urh IM uirlrij c u a r d U n a
muy *•
rr|irr»rnl &gt; h rlr Ml at da*. H K l d | r i N
and a d m ln la tra ln m m iy r fp t r * “ “
1
M M tM o f d a cra a rd
p«rM BB
^rlla•A r«rp»»rm i!«•»»«.raa v r&gt;* n
ir n t r d
b y (h a ir o ff l c r r a
or
•ssi *rstsi |Bt %d a a 'n lB . 1 »*a O B h W l
-g m a ilt I*** ret lh a R r i r d f r iR flB dc
la porh dialrl«*( ahall b o u o r o o M t
i o r o n a llt u lo a q u o ru m l**r I M put*

WASHINGTON.
May
1 «flNSI—Amrrlean
visitor*
U
France Oils summer will pay only
42 for a passport' visa. Instead ul
■ssfe «*i MtsMilnv ■Rrti
the former BIO fee.
D a ted llila Itth . d a y

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Hrt-eJO.
f'h a lr m a n
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Aa lh a H oard o f M u parrltora
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S E R V IC E SHOE SHOP
M U ST BE SOLD
IN TW O DAYS
RELEASED BY
ORDER OF
•

CUT TH
E
CORE!

&lt;OME motor oils arc muile
parafllnc ba*c oil, othrni from
naphthene. Each has good ijuuliticH
not aharctl liy the other.

miies knocking,scaUpiston rings and
does the utmost that oilcan do to give
you a smootb*running, quiet motor.

The |&gt;crfrct oil for the modern motor
hi an exact Idem! o f oil made front
the held paruffinc anil the bent iiuph*;
titene Itaues. Thht ultimata oil we
have produced in grades suituhle for
any motor in any climate.

Modern motors demand
it
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lik e your

me for?

If you Ituvc that regurtl bordering on t
uiTeetiou for your motor,
drive to the nearest Gulf
Deuler und.try this G ulf
Supreme Motor OU. It lubrirulett jtcrfeetly, resists
high UnijR-ralures, until*

FRIDAY &amp; SATURDAY
MAY 17TH &amp; 18TH

The high compression, the spcctl and
]towcr of the motlern motor demand
"■irtwo-hflS45"b1l_w Iliniie maximum
Htumina, the sealing qualities, the
rcHiHianev to heat atnl wear that is
unly obtainable hy eomhining the
tpialities of paruflinc anti naphthene
base oils.
We urge you to test Gulf
Supreme Motor Oil In your
ear and judge for yourself
*.hc improved performance
and economy of thia two*
ba%e oil.

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Hijjh pradc stock o f men’s,
women’s and children’s shoes,
such as Matrix, Bob Smart,
Packard, etc.

At the Sign v jjh e Orange Disc

MSfiTSM SOIL

Everything1 reduced! Come
See! Two dayB only—Friday
and Saturday, May 17 and
18.
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PRICES

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th e lands e lt u s le Is l U V f * D l l A li l *
|
AUK l&gt; l8 T lt lt r r . o f H em lools C ou n ­
ty , g l o r ia s . w f a
b e h e ld
St t o r I
IH sh Hcbuol
O u ild la a
s t OviS ,
Itemlnnts I 'o a a l y . g l s r l d s . s t i s . i f
u 'e lo r k A - *1. m« t h e , I t lh . _d,
June, ISIS, f o r th e p u rp o s e o f i n i ' imp R u p t n U l o f fo r n u l ___ __

.n under* it* atr-oeranlssthm made
in nf grntl inm whose Idea sif n
ROt'THKRN LKAGIIB
boyish figure Is something between
W
I.
a cask and a hegshead. Before Now Orlrani
20
10
.no;
-i n ran.loin this se'ert organl* Hirmlngham
.031
. 18
n
ration he has to tip the beam at Mrmphla
10
.671
IS
30 iMiund* ur taller. When the Challanoolra
It
11
.40)
irmliers pirrt It Is n gigantic Mnhllr
.
12
17
.114
tynul sif lard.
in
ll
Ml
Knulo tn|,| nf hi* troubles In Allnnta
. ii
17
.114
Icvrland, Ohio, when he was l.ttlr Rock
a
nocked out by a pugilist named Naahv.'lle
JSt
V*
t.-oairiaUker. ,
f . .
f
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"Manager* got the Lest of me
Hat evening" sai^ the srandvn
•vian
hru »rr.
"Bccau.e
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MfIL'TIIRAKTFRN I.KAGI'K
he mlgup with managers
I
Tampa, fli Mnntg.imery, 4.
s if some dlfficu'ty
keeping
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Coumhua, 3| Helms, 1.'
ny mind
on that
hut
ibr istai-r's f isla a it net aiy' mnvfo - — IlrfUgftiU. UjJack—avH e,4
'I nni am Inns Io si r wliu wins
AMERICAN I.RAGI'K
hat rom'mt lirtween Jh-hineling
Cleveland, 7; New York, I.
,o,| I’ruliip, In New York I am
tfrulj that Imi many niinagt-ts
Detroit, 8; PhlUdcIphia. ft.
. • going to la-4h? undoing nf the
Chi, ago, 8; II «ton. 4.
irrman fighter. Then- Is a super*
HI. l/iuia, f&lt;- Washington, 3.
huundahee,'*
The mrlnmliiily Dsne of the
NATIONAL I.RAGI'K
ing.p.oved himself in life Irsimn
(’ nrill roll, 12; NPw York, .1.
lues with time Tuniu-y when In­
I'illshurgh, It; Umdklyn, 4.
vent on:
Hi. Ij uIs, 4; I’blladv phis, I.
, "A fr'low' i antMil fight in ihe
t'hlrngr,, 7; lloston, 4,
ing ami in lhr courts si the same
line. Rut I srn ropyiighted by
HOIITIIKRN LRAGt'K
Lily Gibson now on,| I am liMikAHants, II- Memphis, 7.
,
og lorw-srU t-&gt; a bright future,
api in f’a,i„ to inu l „I1 mmers.
Middle, .7; Nashv lie, 2.
am out for the championship
New Orleans, Rj Chattanooga. 2.
mnots uml I sin ready to halllv
Little Rnrk, It; IHrntlngham, 10
')' way In.o the crown/
CLAHH TO CKLKHHATK

ENTIRE STOCK OF

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jy^l
M il Itir.
won flea 4nd lost fuui. W ir in g ,
•'on dropped ala out of II v.arU.
Utd lha Browns won only threa
of tSrir nlna gnmecs
- -• •
Tha end of the first of the In.
.eneetlonal wars finds the- Cub#
ind Cardinals tied fur first place
tn the National, langur and the&gt;
Athletics leading thr Yanks by
half a game In th&gt; American.
Cleveland again bant the Yanks
yesterday. 7 to I, Gehrig's sighlh
honor of the season b.ing tha
only damage suffered by Joe
Shautr,
Detroit nosed out thn Ath|ptka
In the ninth, 0 to 6,'when catch,
er Cochrane mad# the mistake of
lagging ITarry Heilman on thr
head. The hall bounced out of his
hand and Harry was knocked un­
conscious, but the winning run
was in.
Bolton lost to the Cuba, 7 to 4,
and drop|ted below the Pirates In­
to fourth g | « « in.thg National
•»

Ihelr 60,h. graduation anniversary,
Katnrdav at Annapolis. Piescnt’Nlfvv Voilicr’ilsy' ‘ i d ' ' f IN
H) slloii of ths ■lavs bword to Ihe regiui&gt;hi|olion In ns pi event form hat i '■•cnti.l roinmnnorr ol midshipnN-n
• new and forml bildn enemy t,u I will feature Ihe program.
I*t&gt;- -the worn Cl's nrvletatfoii lit I
KI MMI'iTa M IKMUI-rlu
.... whirh hones I.. ,l» |..r the
st.itr-itALL INHPMTH
•wets" what "the WomcnVch. I.'..JdTT;
•n Teni|u raniv Union did for lhr M vjV
n lL
10
Mew*IINh)
t.rn
( harlrs I*. •Sum me t­
Irys"
all,
siniy
rhlef
of
staff,
today
was
Art-onllng to .Misv Ia-uIsc M.
eonuiis on u lour oi ms|u-ttmn of
Grow, ibsl-nmn iif Ihe women's . military pools in Oklahoma slid
-iimniittee for the repeal of the Kunsis. lie wll| visit Oklahmmi
Ull-’-Ircnlh Am ndoirnt. uml u ••lies um| Fort Sill, tomorrow
ruder In the new movement, the Full Leavenworth, Siiiy 33, nnd
inloii will have H-prevenliitivev Fort Riley, May 34.
n each state of the country. The
union experts |o ro.nperslr clos
Fl.t' Till.I. I1KVF.AI.LII
•y with ull existing orginatalions lijrklias, Mrs. Tlwunas Dtwerv
inilng vlmilnr alms, hul it will , Wood
of
Philadelphia.
Mis.
WASHINGTON,
May
|fi
i &gt;i meige wi.h any.
' Chaurey Olcott,
Rsprevrnlntive
(INS) -la s t winter's influiciso
Principal nrtlvlty. Miss Grow Mary T. Norton of New Jersey,
epidemic took only half ns muny •ai I. will l«- carring on of n ram.
Mlv» Kmlie M. Hwecmy of St.
vletlns a" thr wartime rpidcmii pnign of education among th-- tamla, Mrs. Philip K. Ilrown nf
and wav vpiesd mo, h‘ more even, Aonirn of Ihe ruunliy
The
ly over lh, rouutry, arrotdlng in -rgnniinlien will also use its in. San Fra nrIsea, Mrs. M. F. Hudson
Memphis, Mrs. Spenser Penrose
preliminary tahulalinns nf lhr fluener to have randiutrs wb&lt;&gt; o|
of Colorado, Mrs. F. L Waylnnd
pulilir lieulih venlfe male puhlir favor nnsl ration rlrrlrd to Con. «f South f'andlna, Mrs. F. (jithop
tmlsy. Iloslon's d ath rate wa« , grew and to stall- Irgislaluirs.
Amrs I lf Massachusetts,
Mrs.
the lowest and that
Anmng those llsli-d ■■ vup|M,rl. Paul Priltalmmons of Nrwpurt
Molmsi the h lg f-e s l.
Ing the union are Mrs. William I. ami Mrs. Roberta Weeks Kelly
rf New York

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tba defend.
Mg wgptern' tennik won 13 gam a
*«d loat t0. gaining tb# odga by
taking nine out o f 12 games with
th« tail-end Uoatan Red Sox.
While thj wtatern clubs In the
National League wan aided by
thi weak opposition of lhr Brook,
lyn Robins, who dropped nlna of
their II Int. raecUonal engage,
menu, all on Oh# Invading clubs
showed a winning percentage.
The Cubs and Cardinal# each won
eight out of 11. I*Rtsburgh won
seren and lost thr.o and Cincin­
nati had six victorias against fiva
defeats.
The Phlllfes made •the best
showing on tha sastarn trams In
tha National loop. They brokn
even In 10 games. The Giants
loat seven nut of 10.
Detroit had the bfs*. r.cord of
any team. Tba Tigers won nlna
eames end loti three, ami won alt
four aeries. The Yankees won their
Heat seven starts In the Weal and
TV.J. -V ,,,.

h.-ai.ilt, of the Itril Hot, hit
4164 In the minora lust year nu
unofficially today he wasn't much
If anylhdig, over .300.
Ilm
Byne, of the same nut Ilf. Is aimini
- 00, ton, a though he hit J313 on
the roaai last yrai. This mlghl
be Worse 'I Ihil rs Kntl NIhv-Ii
anothi r roa»l Icag-irr, Is prnrml
big to prove. 'I he Pirates jug­
gled thrir msn-|inwer |u me
lo'-m for Mirely, who hit .381
against class AA pluhln;; ln*t
, Fear and, arrnrdlng tn all. itcounts, never rh-uiM haer es
cape,| from the Alajoi leafi len in
the fl at ola-e. Today, hu aver, ♦ V o m a n O rg a n iz e T o
WASHINGTON," May
10age muy In- .310 hut 1 w.iu nn'l
Il,«H| - Slxleen surviving merit
gu out on,I bet my aleeve gvrtrr* b a t t le F o r R e p e a l bets
of tho II. S. Naval Academy
on It
ul |h» Class of
will celebrate
Nlik CVInp, having hli .311 in
th# National l.tagua against .30
In the southern sssoclrl''- ••
1038, allcnily hn« lieen turned hark
l6 Ath-uta by the ll.m-ris
Johnny Frederick, nnotlirr pin.
Ituri i.f the South, Isn't cover-n
himself with garlands of petunias,
cither.
lie was hitting .3III
aknln«t his southern record of
j3.VJ, at la-1 i rpoiis. As for Tun)
huudmsn,
the
Intemallomil
J&lt;r4gue sensation win, n nijirk ol
•403. John Mitiiaw let him swing
for a few days.
Thr lesult wa«
a hailing average of ,|ti0. whirl
rs wily isn't u hutting average. I'm
sure

If

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�m t o u u ,.
w a . m m *
atjvta of the bond honaw who u k only for Interoat end
would refinance principal aa It comes duo, provided a fiscal
agent might (be appointed by them to oversee the City's fi­
nancial matters, la not looked upon with favor by a vast
majority of Sanford citisens Who soe halt a virtual receiver­
ship without such redeeming feature* as an impartial ap­
pointment by a federal, court
The cry among the people at the present time is tax re­
duction. Scarcely half of tha taxes levied last year have
been collected and altogether there are outstanding taxes
of nearly a million dollars long over dua. And this with a

CMnplxInlsiwei* made at • rw]
Ant Canadian educational conferenA that "flU etonoihle life ol
Canada U being affected and tha
maral balance of young Canadian*■
la being upset by a flood of United
Stale* magatlnta featuring im­
morality- violence, sensualism and
crime"
,
The speaker who made thrie
charges that "Canada should on ltd
un her oWn literature baee,| upon
moral grounds and In keeping
•kies with the high Ideata that are the
heritage of her birthright
win. tha traditions."
Cwfttaga
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While we are anUafied that
reaulHf the millsge should suddaolg..bedemawwl5»ilh,$lS* f..*i*i«4wbniugh uloedy seas!
there Is hut only a good deal ot

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IAT, MAT IT.
i n TSHSB r o w TODAY
’ ilTS THOUOHT OF ItU —

. know tha tboughU that I
toward you, salih tha Laid,
of paaca, and not of avintaJah B ill.
IMPASSION ATA
im ,

O tlda, out from tha
r salt, still short;
lit on my mouth, tha starlight
\tjmy syas,

tha eraatdng breaker*
of"tha saa,
to tha Una whara andlsts
shadow lias,

n*. O tlda of Iota, bayotid
. tha crested
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Jarett ot watar atin[la*, m U|
sands. , ’
,111
f l s W »«
thousand
ma, O l
I to ilnnl
I Boma llgbl
upon tho ware,'
that whan I art bayond
et— .hi shtdow*
&lt;
No feeble-line will have pow.r
P
to aare.
m sink down and are tha
glowing htavan
Blotted to grayneas In tha

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five or forty T
Such pn Increase Is bound to remittrwe understand, if the
ptin of the bond men la adopted. The present bonded debt
of Sanford la somewhere between seven and eight
eigh t million
million
dotlara at various Interest rates of five, five and oneHiiir,
and six percent- Five percent on seven* million dollare is
9300,000, while six percent on eight millions la 9480,000.
So the taxpayers of ihis city would hsve to raise between
9350,000 and 9480,000 annutlly for interest alone. That
would necessitate a mlllago of at least twenty-two, and pos­
sibly thirty, provided operating expenses could be obtained
from other sources and one hundred percent of the tax col­
lections could bo made.
But it la not reasonable to believe that one huhderd per­
cent of the taxes could be collected. Only fifty percent,
approximately, have been collected this year,. Only fiftyseven percent, approximately, were collected last year. With
an Increased millsge an erven smaller percentage would be
collected. But if aa large a proportion of the taxes could be
collected with the irdllage at thirty as has been with the
mlllage at twenty, only half of the interest charge of
,00Q would then be collected, and in order to get it all
nillage would have to be raised to sixty.
A fiscal agent under the terms suggested by the bond
representatives would have the power to levy this excessive­
ly high tax and to go sa far os humanly possible In efforts to
collect It. &lt;lt ia improbable that more than an' extremely
few establishments in town would be able to survive It. 'It
Is almost certain that no new industries could be Inducod to
come here and no new people would establish homes here
idor such conditions.
*
The Herald la moat positively opposed to any form of re­
pudiation and believes *that every honest effort should be
ncade to meet our obligations as they come duo, but wo fear
that the proposal of the bond men affords us little assis­
tance- in the solution of our problems. We prefer a receiver
appointed by a federal court to one selected by the bond

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htart forgattlng
ether
world's In atlanco
Toravar Inviolate, lat ma aln*
&gt;,
to aleap.
Eleanor Allatu Chaffee

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The hlghw a/ to heaven la
rough with broken real estate
booms, hurricane wreckage, taxes
bonded delta and Mediterranean
flic*. But tbe eventual paradise of
material and culture prosperity
which i* Florida's sure estate
would not aeem half so Heavenly
In prospect If H were net for
theea limitations along tht~way.

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So much of what lives In hta-tory depends upon the faithful­
ness and Industry of rtMarch his­
torians that Florida owpaioike
■Id*table debt to Mrs, ’ , lU h le
Moore-Wilson of KlririnrnU#* fer
the long task she ho* oeapmeil In

wm*

tnaesurra, seeming to indicate
that their campaign promlaa* ul
economy and tax reduction a n be­
ing enriled out to the beet of thslr
ability.
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An Alabama woman by the name of Wagoner watt like
that. She was born blind forty-eight yearn ago. She never
had seen any of the things which mean no much in life. Hh'*
mirrled, yes, bore a son, knew what they were like, how tall,
how fat, how broad, something of their features, but shu
never had seen them. She knew only because o f her keen
senw of touch. Taken ill not long ago, she went to a hospital
and there doctors told her that they believed they could re­
store her night.
An operation followed, and in a few daya the bandages
were removed from her face. For the first time in her liftshe beheld a human being, suw what her own husband ami
her own son looked like. Her ecstasy is best shown by the
spirit of her own words. Thus she tlescrilR's her senHulionH:
"I clenched my hands and tried not lo scream, . . I open­
ed my eyes, and 1 saw- It was his (the doctor’s) face. Think
of it ! Two eyes a noso and a mouth, just as l had felt them
all these yoars.. . .
"I stand at the wlnduw and I see automobiles and the
wheels turning and smoke coming out of chimneys und peu
pie walking around, and l can't believe It. Think o f seeing my
•on. Do y»u know, the nurses had to toll mo what things

To John Temple Graves , 11
should go the Congressional Medal
of Honor for being the first lo
nominate Hulh Hi yen Owen fur
the United States Senate If Mle.
Gwan continues at she hsa alaruri
' on her pollliral career, and we
have ho doubt that aha will, tha
Senate will find her among tU
tnnet noted members before many there?' M°d
WhBt, /" tho lo,,K'
thing out
•years have passed.
iL n d .lh0 " urw would say, 'That's n church steeple.'
O
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j&amp;i . ijg J im
Ud
DsUy ie n object to tents'
Uve propositi
proposition made by bond
;
Interest on eeven million
dollars at six percent la 1410,000
, and we don't collect half that
-' much now with a mlllsgs «f
. twenty- Taxpayers think present
tnlUsge ia too high while bond men
! would put it to thirty-five or
V forty.
It looks aa If the C'nmralsi alonera were going to have to Irll
K trie bond men the story about H&gt;*
( Jaw who put tba banker In the
i pante business.
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‘ JB. E. Thomison, on* of lh*
owners of ths Tampa Trlbuna, teat,
ing before the federal trade
imlaxion
Investigating
tha
as* of newspaper* by- the
Itonal- Paper Company,
that ha did not bsllsv* that
aa* newspaper has lh* alighlast
Vhtnce of success If Id allows adM t i u n to control its editorial
policy,
l&gt;&gt;cal sdverUoara and
other* whu would try to control
’ editorial policy should know Ural
tboy ale asking a lot
Firs ImAa out In th* Cleveland
Honuthlng was Igalted
bleb produced a powerful' *»»
I
•aid to bo Ilk* th* deadly
—
gas which caused so much
lien during the World
It spread qaloklg through
_ sntir* building. Only a MUt*
1|t la th* lunge proved stiff Iclto produce death. Surgeons
•r as they wars about to
Nurses and attendants
lied trying to get out. InBad id their wbaeUholrs
. scarcely a struggle.
W*sy
coma hags for'treatment I they
1death. Nothing ia impmgto tho trito but traackaroo*
reaper'’.

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preservation snd—ravUef-fef-lh*
history, vocabulary: and’ fnuslr of
the Hemlno1r Indian. Ilcr diction­
ary o f the Seminole language
has been placed In tho ethnolog­
ical archives al Washington by
Ruth IIiif’Siv Owc-i .

The comparative heaviness of
red hair Is n-»pon*ihl« for the
temperament di«|1iyrd by redhmI*^J_PC9pl«*» according lo a re­
cent scientific a-ralysis.
This
begs lh„ real question of whrther
such people are in fact temperamental. Occiput rn had rad hale
hut to has Calvin Cm lirigis

Sometimes folkn wonder which of the five senses they
Thomas Edison, lioip-ring overwould rather lose If they must lone one. Wc* have henrd men Um„ al Fori Myora ihis je sr
argue on this subject. Wc have heard nome aay the nenne of llii his lalMirntory ■xprrilm-nU
In 'the po’ illrilily of growing
■moll and others tho atmiie of taate, but wo move never heard rubber
In MurMa, is evidently too
Agyono prefer to lose tho sense of night Seeing, after ull, in hot our (he trail t» mind the sum­
one of the moat iirtoortant functions of this life. To tho blind mer hrat. Florida's pride in new
having cause to Inti rest hrraelf
many
y things
thi
do not exist at all.
It is difficult for un who have always seen things to In u protective emotion in favor
imagine what A life of blindness would be like. Not to know of s i Infant rublwr Indurtry.
^he difference between the color of an American Beauty row
Mxybe Mr. Hrihon could l&gt;e perand a Illy neema Incredible, imagine never having aeon the suitdrd to toke hull un hour off
hen verm at night with their, millions of brilliant it are! Orjmh&lt;Jn&gt;* nt Someth ina that will
Illimitable Atlantic ocean, with may be n whip or two on tn«|d«lroy the Mirilly.
horizon, pounding on the shore I Or just an ordinary sunset!
It U nil very well for south­

Both of Seminole County's rap-

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MEAT MARKET

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When The Blind See

anUtive*. Mr. Hagan and Mr.
E
tsmlngrr, voted In favoc.o( the
flrit of Governor Carllon'e tax

-

W. H. LONG

"Well,'' remarked an old moun­
tain guide In Colorado one day I
after listening to rhapsodies on
the ecenery by his Uurfat char­
ges, "I've been living here forty
yean and ain't sc, nu ace reify
yet." And he hadn't. It Is only
cantnat that makes things beau­
tiful.
The cvntrast
between
Florida'* trt Ulrica and Florida's
future is what niakra future
gleam like gulden shore.

nth

Anyway wo' don’t auppoaa hta
£ Clalis naked John Gilbert: "Am 1
7 tho first xt'l you trer hlaaedt"—
b*a P. K,' U. If ahs had, ha
'•would probably havs lied liko a
gentleman.
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■ At ona of the recent smart weddinga in New York setron thous­
and collars wore said to have bssn
apsnt for champagne slons and
-that's not Included In the
apent by, lbs government for pro‘ ibitlon enforcement.
■
u-----After Martin county had town
without any hank for two months,
tha Central Farmers opsnad at
Stuart Tyasday. No community
can propper without a strong
bank sml we bellsvs that this is •
good Indication that Stuart la get
ting.back on lta fret.

rTargtratiJAvtivaUo* rood drat
of i«-n**rions|l«m Jp these
we must aAhowled,
J n that
■
our Canadian, neighbors, tmt we
cureelvta have • good dell of
cause far complaint regarding a
lot of the periodic literature which
la tiring offered .at the literaty

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ern representative* in congress
lo nsent ||-n|ii,»ul» f„r * federal
Inveslixatlon of lalwr ro.Mjtfk*
in certain loutle-tn stale*. .-Jlol

alui’.g with tin* rvsrn-'inri
should irn u (I'teisiliuiltuh to res

uiy from within whatever i»
hnr&gt;h and untociit*, in these con­
ditions. Tho rmpliiymt-nt of child
lalmr in wricklnc Industrinl
task* i* n »hum-fill feature of
fsrtu^y operations in a»me par.*
of lh- south. In tlda und various
other rsepcct* ths. south is faced
with the duty of putlimt Its in­
dustrial Ik use ill lfiler, htate'
riirhts nu-an slate's duties ton.

Elton J. Mo-jghton
Architect
First Nat'l lktnk Bldg.
Sanford, Fla.

We "hU didn't kltmy
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A GREAT AND SUSTAINED EFFORT
________ NKW YORK II Kit ALII TKiRUNB
The reparation conference at
Pari* me.t* new crlsr* almost
dally and atill survives. Nothing
could bo more impressive than th*
rrsoure. fulness, ths patience and
th. good will displayed by Mr.
Young and his colleague* in their
efforts to reach a settlement.
The shock of tha Uarman coun.
t r offer lo the allies af three
weike ego w*» taken up and dis­
sipated by the emergences of Mr.
Young's compromise
proposal.
This proposal appears to have con.
template! on obligation by Ger­
many amounting lo a capital sum
of something Its* than Iv.txxi,000,000, or nearly |!,0004XK),ik&gt;p
bilow lh . figure originally put
fotwsrd by ths delegate* of the
all lev
Apparently acceptaids to Ger­
many, the Young compromise
aramed to offer in the aggr, gale
as omouat which lh* allied dele,
gallon* could and would script.
Thm rams th* disquieting news
of ■ stipulation by the Germans
that their railways and Industry
should b* n leased from th* Ueu of
•000,000.000, now existing a*
partial security for the Dawas
annuities aim constituting on* of
lb* most valuable potential f*ato n * .o f anv plan for marketing
reparation bonds.

uiiseit wail hspect til the pro.
posed dislributlon uf th» Young
ennuiliea.
Involving
ultimate
agreement by the rr, ditar govrrnmrnta as to where the burdm
of th* rcductinns entailed by ISrsc
annuities shull fall. The Ghencvl.
lur of tin- Uri(ish exchequer, on
tiro eve of a general vlectlon, hat
had to respond to a question on
tho subj ct in th* house of mpiUalteraal
mons, lit has don* It with markrj
Huprr Hrrial
restraint and an evident sense al
the Important-.■ of doing nothing
— Art D—
which might add uny unn cesvary 50 WILD HIDING COWIluYS
buiden of difficulty to that alrratdy rarrlrd by tho members uf
the coafrrencr.
Th* conf.ranre deserves to sue.
reed. Its members have demonstralod a high-mind d detormin.
stion to agree ami in men of their
rummanding talents th* will i* the
Utter pari of th* deed. What­
ever tha result. Americana wll| al­
ways have a Just pride that tha
leader in this great effort toward
International eolp, ration waa one
of their countrymen, Owen D.
Young.—N. Y. Herald Trlbuna.
i Story uf Cattle Ru alrrs
un th. Hocset Kang,
AD you need do to make gXfi.OOO
a year as an author Is t* write
on* moderately succeaaful novel
IIOOT at hu BEST!
and bare a regular Job that pay*
CONTINUOUS 1 TQ U
And now in* dlffleultitt hire |J2,0W.—Sin FraacUc* Chrealdt.

jut! naturally
O NE
love* to tiiifT the

spicy aroma of good
coffee. Then, loo, it is
much cheaper to dk&gt;
till good coffee than
poor coffee. By the uic
of elerlricity and an
*Electric Coffee Pcrro-JctnY.. t i t cup* o f
crcdiny, clear and 4oaty coffee — the kind
;that tickle* the palate
of lb? moit exacting,
may he diitilled for
only the price of the
cream you u k in a
■ingle cup of coffee.
Iin?t electricity won­
derful, and ao eco­
nomical,too? Electric­
ity pay* big dividend*
In-coffee pleasure.'

H o t b i s c u it
— in j u s t a b o u t
t im e a t 'a l l
It doesn't take murk more I
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to n ix

up • hatch o f Snowdrift hUetilt • • p
to gel o at yoax flour ia d milk and your
raising b ow l. . . It’s so en em y, yon know*
that o ily A few stirs 'o f your *poom will
mix it tbaroaghly with sugar or floor « •*
. Just try this recipe and aeo*
* SO U T H E R N T E A B ISC U IT S

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3 rotlwpo— a Assadd/t
3 O re f W
• J M l s peea Smgmr
H Tnii----- U t • d TsUvapsaai BaUaf Rmdw
« Cm f M ilk or Wmtmf

Measure dry iage.illiam sad sift lagaibsr Us*
wising bowL Mrasare HwowilriAaJsdmt lst« Issr
with two halve*, usd wash to with faeh SUBtUwatt
•lfclrifcMed. Add Uqwids, salxleg with * koU* or
spurn aatil a aoft doogh Is aaado that coo bo hew
•Hod us a board UghUy goorwd, tlp d b a a d e o k
os UtUo O* pesrthls Boil this aod mt with o m l
evince, llw * e e p iw id pohor bakiaq ihiil m i
hake la s bo* oeasdgOdagsam F.^awlX a h s a s
Easy, Isn't It? Aod what ligh^ flaffy, mela&gt;
In-your-montk btaaoUa (bey prel ThtyVd '

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good to cOk Ucfuoe Snowdrift lloedf U m
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I'hone 2J

“Clearing the Trail”

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IRD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA

Social A n d Personal Activities
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FRIDAY, MAY 17. 1129

Salvation Army Will
Hold Meeting Friday

. i s ® 8 MARGARET PETERS. Society Editor
Residence Telephone 44S-

S ocial Calendar

Woman’s Club Holds
Its Closing Meeting
The Welfare Department of the
Woman'i Club held It* {losing
meeting on Wednesday afternoon
in the club rooma with Mr*. J. It.
L«htun and Mr*. J. C- Glbba aa
Jie«tce**» Tor tho afternoon.
Mre. C. E- Myers, retiring chair­
man, who leave* eoon for Iowa to
mike her future homr, preaided
over the meeting and received aa a
token -o f appreciation for her
work, a piece of allver from the
membeie of the Welfare Depart-

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acntenre prayers.
The atd&gt;jecf
for atudy for the afternoon waa,
“ Ugh. and Knowledge to All
Nation*."
Thoee preaent were: the MJeeee
Inez Thompaon, Rachel Dougiaaa,
Eat her Lossinr, Jewel Turner,
Ellen Porter, Allle Horn, Dorothy
Brooki, Virginia Gillian, Annabell
Brown, Miriam Holler,
Patay
Oarrett,
Blanche
Cunningham
and Eva Cunningham.

THE T r iIJ M t
c r THE ASEJ

Mlaa Bertie Bmlth o f Washington, D. &lt;5. la apendlng a month
here aa the gurat of her brothere,
E. C. Smith and W. W. C. Smith.

Mlaa Elizabeth Earle, who won
the scholarship endowment fund,
waa
an honor n eat at the meeting
[Mambere of Circle Number Two
gave a abort tal% In which
Mre. Paul B ggerr, Mre. R. W.
Id Circle Number Six o f the and
ahe thanked the department for
Pearman, Mre. Iltrbert Retla, Mra.
n t Baptiat Church wiU meet at the aeholarahip. Other gueata of
Clarke Leonardy an&lt;J Mre. Paul
BO o'clock at tha church prepare, honor Included the mrmbera of the
Monahan motored to lhaytona
ky to suing to the county home excutive board of the club.
Beach Friday where they epent
■r the aeual bualneei aeaalon.
Before the cloae of the bualneaa
| member! o f both clrclee are aeaalon, the following officer! Harvey Hodges Weds tho day.
were elected to aerve during the
■red to be preaent.
neat club aeaaon which wtlllwgin Miss Annie Rayburn
Mr. and Mra. Frank L. WoodTUESDAY
'
In the early Falls Mra. J. C. Benniff are expected to return Sun­
[The Music Department of tbo eon,
chairman;
Mre.
W.
T-WheelAn Interesting event of Sunday, day from Atlanta and tf hevlfe,
roman's Club will Siva a reclUl
) i o'clock at .the clob bouse, eae, vice-chairman; and Mre. J. C. May 12, waa the marriage Of Mite N. C. where they have been apend.
Ellaworth,
aecrelary.
and
treaaAnnie
Rayburn, daughter of Mr.
Itiering the Ceclllan Music Club.
ana Mrs. A. E. Rayburn, to Harv­
|| music teechere end pupils of
A social hour waa than enjoyed ey llndgra, ion of Mr. and Mra.
Mr. an&lt;| Mra. Hawkins CVnnrlly
inform are Invited.
In honor of Mra. C ‘ K. Myers and J- H. Hodge*. The ceremony waa and Mr. and Mre. P. E. Perkini
The Music Department of the other
special guests.
Refresh­ performed by the county judge, motored 'to Coronado Reach an
Foman'a Club vrlU bold a business ments consisting of. an ice course
eating at S o'clock in the club were eerved at ltd! tima by the J. G. Sharon at 4 o’clock at lila Thursday where they apent the
home, 117 Wait Tenth Street.
afternoon and eVrnlng.
hostesses.
wore an ensemble eull of tan
Mr. and Mre. PbUJIp Rach ex- georgette with hat, shoe*. gloves
Th* Y. M. C. A. Stamp Club
w it hold ita last meeting of the pect 4o leave Saturday, for Fluah- ana nose of ■ harmonizing shade.
Olrda No. 4 of tha
The bridegroom has mads Sanaeaaon from 1;S0 o'clock to 3 ing&gt; L. I. whir they will spend
fvrn his home for a number of
Methodist Church
o'clock In tha Episcopal pariah the lummer month*. •
years and is at present In (ho
hone*.
Will Serve A
Robert B. Azt, who has been employ of Kent’s Garage.
:Cirrf&gt; Number Four of tho
The
rouple
are
at
homr
to
their
Metbodlat Church will give a opending Mb winter here, returned friends at .700 Park Avrnuc.
chicken supper at the I,u-Bclh recently to his homr lo Bloom­
At
Cafeteria beginning at 6:30 P. M. field, N. J.
Mr. and Mre. Ivey Kutrh of
bake Huntley were visitors in
and Mre. H. W. Rucker were Sanford Thursday.
Saturday Afternoon
Hints Are Given For theDr.gueata
of'M r. and Mrs- J. G.
Beginning 5:30
of Altamonte at n bridge
Mrs. Clyde Chapman 703 West
Planting In Summer. ,Stamp
and dinner party on Thursday Twentieth Stieet, hat as her guest
PRICE 60c
evrnlng at the San Lando Country Mlaa Sybil Wilaon of Montgomery
By Mre. Hasty Wight
Ala.
The question Is often asked at
Uu* tlma oy tha year, “ what can
are plant nowT" The answer U
usually, zinnias of course, and
(Marigolds, but tbara ara aavaral
. StMT.things that flourished In just
the .CDodltionz Uiat our summers
provide. On* of.the** has recently
/wan stocked by local dealers at
tha request of tha garden club.
. niia
la aehlmlnaa—a llttlo
bulbous eubjeet, which cornea ben.
212—East First Street-214
in vases, pota, or In half shaded
&lt;1*1*0 spots la the garden. Tire
foUawa -tw attractive in itself,
formlag ,a dene# mat, and the
. bldeabma .are plentiful and very
lately in shades of lilac and pur■ &gt; , pink, and clear white,
vf Another bulb which hqa b e n
‘ B°ckad is monthrets, ode of the
rtry beet things on* may have for
the n m n er - months, aa it comae
readily, blooma quickly and abun'd o tty , and may be left in Us*
'greunq from season to season.
Tbera la a littla old-fashiontd
thing called portulaca which la
delightfully pretty and moat unaxactlag In Ita demands, aa it will
gtoif anywhere it ia want s I,
rather preferring a dry and aanjy
place.
Another old-fashioned flower la
the globe amaranth or goiaphrent,
better known as the bachelor butWe Can Help
.Will "Adore'’ Our Lovely Frockal
torn A pleating combination is
•
■nad* by planting this among lb)
You Soivw III
Perennial salvia farinacea
,W e IttY® su ch a delight*
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ssladlolus may still be planted,
Whether It Is a wedding or
ami nothing gives better returnf ul array fr o m w h ic h
(p fl / / r ' j r •
'
a gredsatioo (tit. or whether
On June, 7 th* Barden Club will
you want something frivolous
tha n r e e t g irl graduate
j Ua&lt;
have Ita annual gardan party, and
nr
uscM, yon are safe in our
mid summer flower show at th*
m a y . chooaa h er frock '
hands
bom* Of Mr. Ben Fish and Mrs.
Galloway. There should be a di«for tin Great OccaaionI
/ IVjLi
-t |
The quality of everything yon
tinct effort mad* at that tima to
N o btrs li assured, and tkinb
W h|t*r«»4
^
j M P A yn-— f|
aaksbit everything which au r be
/k
good nan — It
depended uP°n for summer immm ,
fashioned in charmingly, /
I L J in
• W S wit] coat a bit

SHOW
BOAT

Chicken Supper

Lubeth Cafeteria

r graduation J
Carry Off High Honors
in Style^Quality—Thrift
Com e in to See Theml

The Sweet Girl Graduate

Mrs. Rucker Hostess
A t P -rty Wednesday
f Nr*. )| 7'.’, Rucker entertained
I numb.
./ her friends with a
cridga part.- on Wednesday after­
noon at he- *&gt;*»*, 116 Wast Nlnoteenth flirt • Mia* Carria Love
Jonen, who la the house guest

th*

predominating

«4
v r e deah r 4 aa girl*
ta piak period ca*tui.--i while
•♦her bridge aw*&gt;zaria- further
etophsslaad tha color wotif.
At th* to* hour a salad course
and sandwiches, ala* In n'nk war*
••rrad by tho hosVas, e ,latad by
Mrs. C. E. Rawson and .'Ira. 8. D.

i f J ku ilan res

girlish styles

-A J

v l latfi

19. 9 0 *
* 14.75

Gift Problem?

tl ------ 1

thought

I lie most gigantic
entertainment ever
presented in this cit
NIVERSAL’ S giguntic singing nnd talk*

U

ing motion picture, in which linvo
been comliint'il nil llu* runmnee, color,
sweep anil ilrnnia o f ICiInu i-'crhcr’Mnovel
■ntl the bciiHutionnl musical IiIIh o f tlm
Zicgfeld Magi' production sung hy fa*
mous Zicgfeld h|urn.
You will bcc anil hear Helen Mnrgnn sing*
Id s -//ii/f-antl "fUin't //e//» lit ring Titat Mrm;M

Jules HUmIhoc Hinging ~OM Man Itiren*,
Aunt Jemima ninl the Ziegfc.M I’ luutation
Singers renderingM//r_y, Feller" and "Coma
On, Folic ”—music from the 87.70-pcr-scal
New York stage production, the lyric* o f
which were written hy Oscar Hammeritein, 2nd, and the music hy Jerome Kern.

— with the greatest array o f stage
and screen celebrities ever identic
fe d with one picture * * f t *
Carl Lacmmle
F lo rcn s Z icg fe ld
Edna F erber
Harry Pollard
Laura La Plante
Joar|i|i Scliildkraul
H elen Morgan
O tis H arlan
Jerom e K ern
Oarar IIammcratein,2nT

Alma Rubens
Emily FiUroy
Jane La Verne
Julra Dlrdtoo
Aunt Jemima

You will witness the beginning o f a NEW
ERA IN ENTERTAINMENT! COMEl
1

Chiffon Hose
A Lowly. Gift

4 Days Commencing Saturday
M A Y 18
Continuous 1 to 11 Daily
Sunday 3 to 11
Adults— Children Under 10 *

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�STOKES SEED SERVICES &gt;
M W hnve changed the namt of our h/ctid from "Heal

t h i s w e e k Qcy

Brehd” to Golden Krunt in new tailored wrappers.

D fU U !A i8 E E .V « .. M«y 17.
t M p —The llouk* »tr*m toller

MRtali t been attempting to
■l&amp;ir uppoiltiin to Governor
p n r Jl70.000.0ob roOnty bon,!*
THMnt IcffitHtlftn apparently
MtttmlDi to diainterratr.
i yarned eetw today on a m«i W Tepper, o f Tay'ur, to re-'
tavthe ltnuae Into a committee
tlL * M t to coitidrr the pmml *bowyd tn ly ’JO vote* differa. ■Hcretcfor* the admlnlatra*
i force* out-numbered the mintjr three to one. ’
iflertt la the Hemal*, to jvultL
the tWn-thril*
rule which
ity to allot
f debate ami ruibriaeaaure* tn a
nai; vote faVed. Malone, of Key
’eat, offered the ineaaure.

NIXON’S GOLDEN KRUST
‘ ALSO

“ BLUE BIRD”
pullmnn breadMofjelieti,

Special price* to churthen and other

S A N F O R D AYE. B A K E R Y
F. 1* N O O K -P R O P .

HEREDITY

• VIGILANCE

ANNOUNCEMENT

to Co Plactf, Till Sk* Took
Tbedford’i BUck-DraoghL

JUNE 1ST.

LaacivUkv O h lo^ T k r yean and
yean, I aullered With e r n e head- j
ache," aaya Mr*. Jane Campbell, of
Util place.
fit w a n t any pleaaur* for ma to
co place*, for I cam* home with elefc
headache. If I went to church or
to any *oda] Katherine or to town
to ahop, when I got back I would
have Uieae headache* and hare to
K» to bed for a day or more, till I
would Just pet out of heart and
would not tty to fo.
"About 1ft yrar* ego I dUcorerrd
that Blaclo Drauaht waa good lor

WE ARE MOVING OUR STORE
TO LARGER QUARTERS
•

201 WEST FIRST STREET

PLANT

NOW

Crop?* Free From Medfly

fifiiW fr tw r

.
A- •*

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o rd er
t»*V

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11

‘ V riftl*b lrS «d For P*H--Delivery

CORNER &amp;TH S T R IO T :AND^ANFORD-AVKN U E

FRANCIS C. STOKES &amp; CO
SEEDSMEN
C, 1L. MASON,, Florida Manager
IS Mcjuinder Arcade
Phono 181

N ATIO N AL
..
BISCUIT COMPANY Klim is pure, delicious
milk !T. powdered. Only
the water is rem oved. . .
/(JflfijW ff
IK very u ourishing elc« ||)y w&amp;gK
ment o f fresh liquid milk
; is'retained.r And it’s so much more
convenient to use in cooking.

— btc»uie the l.iyli quality

filiP -. m
H R P A i?

ingredient* in Merit* are
blended (nd baked to at to
lihld lu*t enough moittuie
to keep ■Merit* fm h and
u , , f ^rnrn
Y'*i* »*’
foriyreight—hour*—m ny .

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thing nrdiniry brrad won’t

FRESH DAILY

MADE BY THE AMERICAN BAKERIES COMPANY

/row jurgmrr

The American housewife' rrctiKnlzen Plgsly Wlitply an (he market where only

GOOD FOODS

the best food prodOfUTSkre wild nt n clone margin of profit, where elcanllnew.

'a

Hrmrntlter

l*flk

&gt;

K-L-I-Mv
(Spell It backw ard.)

court cey, full wiV«hts and orderly nrrnnticmcntii make nhnpplnu pleasant.

FANCY CALIF- SNOA* IIjM.I
urv n ccrlnlnlly— Good Value A Standard I’ rnrtlw. At
Ail*.
Thu fact that a ureal mull it title of wnmrn are now
looking in AKI* Stores for almost all their food needs
In un excellent Indlealton that our merchandlae 'in
right.
*
’ V ’■

WHIM ICW0MT cmt*

fancy

hum :

NEVER I|UY BEFORE YOU TRY
5 l.RS. LARGE YELLOW

25/ (POTATOES 1 7 /
LETTUCE 12%/ ONIONS Lb. 4 % /
Fancy Virginia PEANUTS 2 Lbs. 23^
BANANAS

AUSTRALIAN BROWN

CAL. ICEBERG LARGE HEADS

yellow

JELL03Pkg*25^

PEACHES 1 9 /

UANI)‘

CRISCO 22r 33f 65^ »1
Minute Tnpinca

’

Underwoods
Deviled Ham .........
Muffels, 2 pkgs.

15c"
23c
25c

NO. 2 CAN DEL MONTH

PEARS

25.

White

Large Can

Small Can

5 LHS. NO. t NEW

j.

Delltol Ft. Can
1———7^ ^~rrm a

Kinso- Pkg...............
()uuker
..

(in its , Pkg.
■
NO. 2 1-2 CAN DEL MONT t:

IMN r ‘CAN

1

A V E . *

W H OLESALE

Saturday

&amp;

p (fO N G

&amp;

Monday

fTO. t HOSEDALE

CAN

12%/
,22/ CHERRIES 25/ POTATOES
M A LT can 39* BUTTER

•4 POUND TKTLKYS

KINCAN’S SCNnCKST—PCItK CHKAMliHf

(i OZ. IVORY

SOAP 2

FANCY' NKW IIKD til ths

NO. 2* ItfiP.

Foj-

15/

PEAS

BACON ib. 1 2

CERTO Bottle 3 2 /

PIGGLY WIGGLY
222 First SI.
W. L. Sluudenmlre. Mgr,

•toj Snoiord Avc.

liUUtlAKD MARSH

COFFEE

J. I). C’ochran. Mgr.

BLUE ROSE RICE 5 Lb, 25*
A » 'P M EAT M ARK ET
222 EAST FIRST STREET

FANCY WESTERN BEEF - VEAL - LAMB

MAYONNAISE
t ;o r
i/2 i
RELISH
’SPAGHETTI

13%/ ROAST 21/

LARD

25/ Bacon* T2%7
It'LlCED BREAKFAST

BACON 30&lt;
•MAT Zrlll lb
2.702 Sanford Ate.

35

NO. 2 CAN BELMONTE

MILK

Bacon

Specials

.1 -BOXES

27/ 27/ M ILK c a n 1 5 *
c o m p o u n d LARD 2 Lbs. For 25/

.*(!- Magnolia

3

R E T A IL

Wesson Oil 2 4 ^ |PEACHES

Iltlllau

17*.

213 S A N F O R D

p ic k e d

59c TEA Pkg.
09c
10c W U RZBU RG

PEACHES 2 3 /

Grocery &amp; Feed Co.

ROASTS®.-

OR 4 Large Pkg*
{MACARONI

�’4

*F

.1

W itt, PAT op w $ m .00 raab for In. Apply BOS B. 3rd S t
food f'ard Sedan. B rfef ear. No FOR RtMT l yUadU ftmdsbad
dialir*. H. L Kooata, Longwood.
boHu Kbu garaga • on Sltrar
Labi. DaUfbtfnl plan to lire.
130.00 par manlh. W. A. Raynor,
owner. B. C. DuBom , agent.
FOR )IKNT— Si* room houaa—
modern toOT«nl*ncc*. 10OC W.
P i n t . 115. ptr month. Apply n u t
door.

POR RENT—Doubt* farapo apart­
ment 1415 Oak, with 41 «mvtnlcnett. Ideal location. ImtnedL
at* poeaeulon. Be* A W. Brad­
ford.

POR RENT—PI** room cottage
a t' HSV
Pal motto
Avanua,
130.00 monthly. Inqulr* at Harahl
of flea.

OR SABE—Ch« eroletl Sedan
150.00, Radio 350.00. OUMyrtfe.
POR SALE—Elf hi piece walnut
dlnlnf room lulto, at a bargain.
Call" at 700 Woat Pint after 4

(INS)— B n ' P. Ahatt, It. Oafeea.
villa bmlmaa man, &lt;n( fo n d
b u f f e r tn tin b a n of hit Im m
M n yaatardsy.

Now On Display At
• t ill ana

iii Irk.

If 4 *a d ;k »

darlaa*.

M M .I t :

flM K r

1927

Papuly Clark

un,

l*aa'**a,

a a iif all para)-* rlatmlaa
ia la Itj h*r*l*afi»r
I IK N C ll-

[ J ! f r F rfcSlNT an d F H A N K
a n b a a T t a t i * * . It
a ll* *
* * a f ih ilr un know n
w .
la I r a * I : O r * r a tia * t T a r*
C om pany, a
o -x p .'ra tin n
h * la w * o f F lo rid * . It * a j
a n d It i t l i H l i t i It* a * .
• a c c «* * * r o an d a »a le * a and
ill* * c la lm la a la lir o a ln
la
ra w lO I p r o p * i l f .
T on and
t y n
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o id * r r .l
• a M . tn a p p on r t o
I *
t a ill 1*4 ca n * * o n o r b * r « i «
at
M on d a y la Jnn*.
1**».
■In* J « i * J. I l l s , and a m l*
in ia C o u r t, at In * o t tlo * •••

COUPE

- cr.ir« •*• ti.ufaiiii.
jiM itt .

M t * in p i.ii

l o t t n .

la r* Ik* Huai* *t: KUWAItlt Ik
Ni Au u n iwc*a**d. in pmbnt*.
FIS A t. AOTII M

K n llc* i* k * r* k r ■ l« * n th a t Ik*
• * d * r * i* n * d w ilt. «m ib * i n n m
o t d u ly , A. 1&gt; l » t » . |w***m in tta*
lln n a ra h l* e u « i i i ) J u d e * i.f r * m t nn l* i s .u n ly . F lo rid * . k *r tla n l r »
l o r o , c ^ c .u n i a a d vou rh *r* a * K i&lt;
o r v lr lk « t in* lU ia i* ul I H W A im
II. N tlllT tlN . d*c*a**.1. and a t **kl
lim * . H im and tk * r* . m ake a|.|.|lr a i l ..* In ik r nald J n d y * t..r a I m o l
* * lll» m * n i &lt;.t k r r n d m ln u ir a im n n f
a p t* a a la i* . a n d t o r an i .n l . r iliar h a r a ln a k*r n* auch C i r c u i i l *
rk *t tala t*nurt at dan lord, I k t o l lk l» lb # I t i b .lay o t May
I* t'oantr. Florida and In a , tk i* t * .

r

r*of a d*Cr*. pro con- ---------- ■- . HF.LKN U. NUItTuS,
* 111 * 1 *1. a«alnat you
i t h\*' Li! 11* *&gt;! 1*1* K«l*lo at
:h ot you and th* cau*» netEI'WARD tl XOHTVIN
ka

in t o !in l

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(» I t f i i h ! tC'-IHltPt

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n a u iA T ia s

, N. NIPPER Sign* ot all
kind*, .la 8*nford plant and
'all Paper Oa. Phone 303.

DODOE
team * care and Craham trucks.
Kim and ISth Street, Pboa* A
ID TOU KNOW THAT TOU
CJVN GET YOUR CLOSED
IAN TOP REPAIRED WHEN
r i HEEDS IT AT SANFORD
I0VELTT WORKS 115 NO.
RJfNCH AVE.

N. Palmetto Ave. — Phone S31

3I15.M DOWN RALANCR EAST
TERMS.
W H IT E

I I IG H U E Y M A N

Oetrm B illion D ea d ly Corma
in m S in g h Drop o f W afer
(J a m u *

do

Mnall that tbrr* may

C L A S S IF IE D
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

R

I **n*inin 4Wm*»g ***** **

H.Tl*t Mrv a i i m ___

Tilts IS A aPLBNtllD BAR*
CAIN—TIRES LIKB NEW. RAS
RAD BEST OP CARS.

E D W . H IG G IN S IN C .

aa many aa one Wlion. terra hun;
d «riWra»-«4 Own la a.dmp oL
rstar. Am) |u»l a I™ d thc*a tiny

Ililt In Iht ilm«p Inml nnd confirm
Ihr t « e « In lh«* nini|tU!n«nt oM
n&gt; innsr Lr iljetri*! i*y
Pumlahod Apartment for rent— UKFAHTWKAT n r T M W T f a - mh*r
you wlah. tkey will aol la wording your want
ion . uMMiMAi. u . n
urrtt'M ""'Ti SS*Pfiirll»#r gtrifovv'l thnt this
Park Apia.—Park Ay*, and
AT
U
tlM
U
tltL
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r U t M lU A . rtfntpT l*» pulilUhril imrr n wt r'lf r *t
iSth St. Frlfldatra. Rant rtaaott(uur ronvfftttlu r w ki In ihw *Jm*
'* 0 ? U ; k ” 1 * h * r * b y * l r * a
Ib at fun! I l i r i li *» h»i»'i«ii*r iMji»in*hr«i IT WILL PAT TOU TO LOOK
tblo, Phono 741—J.
F t 1)1 y; tk l i A l . l . o f il* n * » a , F l o r ­ aI Sanford. Samlno** CSmoiyr. Fl«i»
OVER TI1K CIIRVROI.KTM WB
ida. w h o , o n O r t o b .r 1*. I*S*. m ad*
POR RENT, Pumlahed room* on lln m ra tra d B a t r y . No. U l l i l . to r ion*
WIi m h my hand and **al of lh« HAVE TRADED POR T1IK
M
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aoeond floor of Herald baRdlng a lhp i * K., Itan aa 11 K. T a lla b a a - ul4 Court inla lhaJSnd di) vf Mar.
ANPO&amp;O DRUG CO.
NEW CHEVROLET SIXES
Jan b, rented on * vary raaaon- •»# b lrrld la n . haa n .« (- n o llr * o t
'a Dalirar—Phone 535
lrn tln n
lo
n u t*
T h r o o -y o a r
abl* baala. Inqulr* of Foroman, In
l-r.-ot, In u l a b 'l a h rla lm In Ik*
&gt;rk Clrrull Cuull,
WHITE 111(1IILRVM AN
land
abev*
d * * rrlb * d ,
h » fo r *
laala cxunly.
L TALBOTT, paint: r and tba Urraid.
i ’ lrrk C lr ru ll
C o u r l, *1 H anford.
lo rid * , o n Ih * 1IIU d a y o f Jon *.
[par Hanger. Pohne 3511, Clt- FOR RENT—Large and amall F
I ll*
namr* a* wllnt*tol)
H clg k ta .
Apt. Langley Apia. Alio 5- M.Claimant
K. IKdil.KT, »r ilrrii*. Florida
room houit on 10th and Magnolia. A. li MOHAN, of «i*n*ya, Florida
H E P OFF thole lat|« covrre and Apply Apt. No 4, Langley Apia. k Ik Ixmi Lk t . of »I*B»VJ. Florida
E. N. BUTTON, ot Orn.va. Florida
H aftnlih the aurfacewith Water Call 623 J. Bummer Rate*.
UKOIIUU C. CRUM
ll.slater
H i r Lacquer. Show off your (urn■art * don't hide It. Sold by SAN- 16— Houses tor Rent
u.a cm ctT T i * l a f t u r t t v .
t ii i rw
yi im-i at. t-iwt-t rr,
■ ■■■m __
_
_
■ k d PAINT and WALL PAPER
Kl:u I M.l i: 11)1A TI* FLORIDA
tlt.IVKR DARWICK IKMAV. I&gt;*.
m . no W. P int Street. Need a FOR RENT— Fumiahtd 5 room — Ib t-tlAbCKIIV.
t»ndaat_______ ____________—,— i — IU7 TaaH*| f a r , tiaod Tlr w ■
houao, 317 High Jltirct..Double F. Hilurm1
B ln tart Call 301__________.
'jrtirri^ rafpiaiai __ awiiHM WT pi Il.TfV V in i
T H M jh ’ATR IIP Fid ill 11) A. Tot— Ca*d Top, Mrr hinirallj IVyfret
am
IIFagel "AT! Improvement. Se* Mr.
d i . i v eil RAiitvirK iiih ian , imm- Loak* Uke
Rrand New.
For
s u b s c r i b e r s " p l e a s e n o t - Berg at Herald.
nroRttt: w. jhnch * i at. t&gt;*t*nd- IITa h a m . A la b a m a .
aal*.
, _—.— ,---------- ——
T o n a r * b * r * k y o n l* r * d and r * - Qokk Rate
I ICE—If you fall to get your
UL7.3* Cask Or
ilm
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papar pirate notify Ctrru'utlon FOR REhfT—Attract!*, ly fum lih- IN Tin: NAMR (If Tilt: HTATI3 OF « f C o m p la in t fit* .! a aa tn i .1 &gt;nn la May Trrm«.
Ih * a h m * a ly lo d n a &gt; * and C o u rt,
FlAJlIlliA. IIIIKCrrlNTl
ed ham* at a very reasonable
Department before 3 P. M. A
T o lirxlAtlli
W
JO N U t
and o n I ho I rd d a y o f f Jna*. A. f» l y j * .
WHITE 1IH5HLEYMAN
•facial delivery acrrlce Is main­ price to refinid adult family. ------- ------- JONF-M, hi* wit*: Jl III N tk * *an&gt;* k a ln a a l l a l - i&gt;*y o f D ili
IVOUD, aloo known aa J A C o n n a a d u p on d e fa u lt i k r i m i a
tained until that time. We will be Must bo eecn to b* appreciated. A.
WiMin and NR1TIR A. WiMlli. hi- l* * o i-o F ro C o a fo o a u w ill B - * n l* rg(ail to tend your 1L raid by ipac- Near Forrest Lake Hotel. II. 11. Wir*. U A II |)N i:it F . M i n il i nnd \d a s a ln a l urn.
II 1* further ••r,n-d -hal Hila
--------------- M'lMI), hi* wit*. K A.
S i metatnger If it haa not ar- Lawton, 812 Union Avcv
rllOMFMIN. widower, M II.I.IAM A. Onl»r Iw publlrh.il In Ih * Ronturd
ftrad. Circulation
Department,
a a r tc a

se d a n

I U MURUIa BHL WALTKH

p ra u rtr

CLEfeENTS
APTS^-411 Park
A rt. Apia, for n a t i n l l i U i

t o w n

SHEET "METAL

i*rk%—&gt;t ry m w IIe* kwt of • w b

hiWi t!«hl pntmlni atf •we

n lrvl v o n w ith H a l m utt d rea d fu l and
alrd u tlbnura, L w kjair.

Jutt l«cauM tvu f—I c.*o no dirt In
l rat dnao ant mrnn ISat it la rkan.
You nui=nt ere fT^ax The only **Xe
uni bum thinr In do, li toTlawnj«Ur
waah rrrrr n l. no rtclUr how n u ll,
rrllh Li yni.l IV tuictc, lo till the
b u m . nod ISen d iit ii with IVrojone
Km Je. t* I jr iti ibn hralinic. loapiil
Durraott* ew’. B « n t k n&gt; n t fi, Ilk’ll
aad 11.50: D*n.-:o™i l\iwdct, 5&lt;l « - U
■nd 00 tra it cr.1 ran he hml*tl
Sanford D m * C a , Laaejr Dm*
Star*.
ttoumlllal A
Andrcam,
l'a!aa Phanaary.

Repairinf
CAFE

.M affcl

ONLY 3273.00

WHITE lIHiHLEYMAN

B L IT C H ’ S
RED FRO N T STO R E
1.17-tEAST FIRST ST.
IN THE CENTER OF SANFORD
From the coontlewt brands nnd gradtH o f every food on (he market today, the
finest of each have been trifled out for you to choose f.om by Ulilrhit Red
Front Stores, you read the price lugs— Help Yourself,
You serve mere tempting mcak ul lean cunt when you phop at lUiteha Red
Front Stores.

Hearts Delight
NO- 2H ROSEDALE

-Ok

PEACHES

CAN

00

gtLDINO BLOCKS—Irrigation
hasaa and Canaral cement work.
Irwcl* Concrote Co. J. E. TorIfligur, Prop. 3rd and Rm.

FLOUR

« OE, MONROE

QUART SWEET MIXED

P IC K L E S

29/

QUART M- IL

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A m erica 's best hotels an d restaurants. T h e y raid,
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to m o rr o w m o rn in g . Y o u r d ea ler h ia L a T o u r a in e
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i 'i »•••*• ,i •»»» Mi** ' S i n c l a i r ' A g e n t
W V IM N IIT O N ,
V Ik,n.| , | i .... :
—- —
] he' aahl, nra p'Dljfnl to ittn I ••'•I Imy lh.it I iduli/e hut I neve'
IHH1 »r, *t»H«'U
liT
Joe Ttirnestt Defeats l.ih n trli' nf Krjinre tn otralgtC
Hanford'a loratinn on the air- Jt )••. "eiuan dt, nrtxpui" flum thcli know when I'm g-.m-g tu bw knb.i. (INK) Tim Ann rii-nn rnverr ■ • "t trui. rlHini
aria, ti ll, rt-2, in the Itnland Gar­
Iftitin* ri ll. L in l' lO'imid*, «»i»^
jm
T b r mini )' f lit ‘1«i « «.r 1 ftlltl 1
irrt
TITT
TWdty mupa n t tb r tin b e d -m a te.1 fiulnit*)------------------------------- —
Ih ilislter To ('apture . t" Si* Hum today.
rrni'.l I lid tu carry u gun lor t . hi. h ill nt Gem-vv, }'v.-t
Ii&gt;»|, I»’a lit. VMM* ••M .lilli ,| 111 *?W ••*%*!• M M »licit VI 1 1 I h p|&lt; . 1 1 1*
ia now e»&lt;abll,he)l. mninly Ihrouuh : “ The Ameiicnn nuldle i* thnr
IK tw et n il *
1 . .
.
.
.
IJke her flii n.I and rumpatHot, .'
lt«* In'! • I n i ’I hjl*»a|llll»* :
m il Mu* .i *|D»t «l rfrttnlrii* it • ll
Ihe effort* nf the IJona Clufcfrt'irMy nroraed tieexur i: rea' piotrct Inn.
July I. tor the pur|to . "f n-v * hf"
Rich (lo llin g Reward /Mi»*
lilt*
III!* II * *•*
K.llth t'ni,« or C aliforn ia.''
iitiii t ii** ix HMiiitir
Si mum •• i i •tinny
I'lrectu h, hofb-hl atldul that im- ii. tlc riv a riinvi-nlii.il -i I'aw xjiitu i
which ha* rirently completed the Ue* th!« vlgrrette prT aea-'dv t
,
1
.....
.
l)V.
fail
.r
r
who lo-l lo Mine, Mathieu of I
i fiiuM':
I •- '» • %*&gt;• *1• tl I t f •It-ll'tl •SltuHfM nnitTnW N , Kng.. May H».
i TiattrnUrtdr threat tn J.1.000.00 k'apunr *irnud tu lie In a remlitl*- ii-l.itin - to ihe eat lianpi- nf i&lt;,lap o in lirr *&lt;• • !«»*.. dirocti. » alun
••bvttiy•
Ktinee
in
the first
alnglra J
III
&gt;
t
11
1
III
It
(«•
I
•••*
n * r ii
|M«|I’ fill.| I Mlll'f
cut im«i|| a* *&gt;u- lalkiil and really
Imy* nr I girl*.** lie rnnctuteit.
I INS i J» • l mn«*vjv. N* bb Y rH ,
. net nf wnr, it v-ii'i nnmwin id to.
on the r :o f of the Kent huddinu ’»
V'
1
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o tp iih -',
"tji.een" . Ilrlen
(U J
IIIA ••Mrn* tt’l &lt;•»» ii ii liin«l Unt­
o lie nnaiou* fur |ieai-i*.
Kevin | w'ci k , n“ " Wltanu*# n
tnr.i**
riiiy (A.mw (iMliYr'h) *
iif IIIttM) ) •'III 1*H ilil S iim l-«i|
fin not i"t- Imre limli* a fter d * 1
Sanford.
il! IIT.! fat!i* in1 »*f mi *7 “ fi
Hi* inukkd un* in ilit.-ci i-nnlra-t day.
w-ciatinn ttrurk at tbe rlgarett•It fKjti,HK MerlirM Jolly, »*f Kuo- taldiahet Amrrirxn feabiun. Mia* .]
'Ihi- War Honor!mewl .- l| '&gt;*•
I’ lniitl* II
S*»|viul*»r.
Notification of thi* fart wa* advcrtUIng over tlie rnilhi
by " 'bat nf Cline whn, Wrnn n-i.e*l i|
..ir Martini.-in Inr Ik . ii »»'.) •«»»•!, oil Ml** a’lltll l***l»a IM III** .fin* Cr.oa fi nl alnrile.1 the .-otnrful &lt;
no had anything lo »uy, anarlrd', n-| i i -i-nled by MuJ. At en W tiul un* «&gt;nr «»f Mr »n**»t inirn ”t iu '
contained tn a letter addre**cd t j netltlanirg tna
I'eib-ral
Hull
i»i *
( th* Y'*i I *hii«* iiVrninit I ibn -im ' lo 'he aladiiiti. by Intra* I
f*»r* • *■\ •' * til
&gt;ruf
^e: nte a liiuuthplvre und I'b linn, jkul- o ndvnrnt„ g»-;i» I;■ i*- d-*- v|n iir*'ii. IidmifIii I*" k l*\ ^ *♦ &gt; iYi*tii
I’oalmaiter J. I*. H a l today an t a Cotrmi«ilo-i to iiikr lirrn.e* from
U im* t f trriri i *n l*i| mr#** in Mi . M ’ « f IM••• .*(•' | |l IIill*'11« |a*»|f («Mlf. during the atoekinglea* fad ilk f
certificate fn ro thr G uffitiheim utrticn*
Iii &gt;aden,ti:i^
“ taintnl oik." Cli|H/"c. tvehmir ,| *dii, cal,* pnrlii.rnl; Maj. k|i-bn I* I’b Irher, | d&lt; rlult thr »hull nf Mki
| I I I |L I e*l 11*I« ll fl* I |« | - nl I' 1 fill Mil III.
tlm flra. match.
ii t line by raying “ llaten, my lui- In u| hi'r|i«, I’w rl'lo |t,i ii-h a. uhun »ktnn«’t|. In i»n it n p r J I •
and
advertl-inr
Fund for the lYumotion of Aero- teitlmunlal*"
Mi-* 'VIII, idaye.l *’f r
uaual ,
Turn* ii
w n Mil* m n(rh hy u
ffpliidurlioii **f » • rtirifni i« a.* ♦ l uck (4 Iii* fn •( •••v•• .Sal;
nautira rx p m a in g apprer alijn matter whirh injutrd tegitimate riend, you’ ve bten n faithlul I’ll., u&gt;d M il. Ji.lifi ||. An !• i&lt;nm,
Iv
*i.
Uhl
*
III
•*.
Ml.
4l.Ji’MulH»
Her nppon* !\
liar.I hut Ir. me do the talking.
Thr p ally s I*h I*m
w Mnl
l&lt;rillmii( (!|ii*ali ufl*T
Iv iilm*»!*i . tinlieulnldr game.
ge;.eral ilo ff.
for the- efforts cipearlrd wa* al*o food inferrM*.
vru*
pruiuln*Mtly
•*•.•»♦
»
i••
I
him •
.a t found rrea l i|tffir“ ltr In re­
■ Vv'rr In n h.id Jam und Ilia uti.y
piv a«li « frr m
in c itk *i,| irlipi'Mi* lift* ••f ihi (•I •I . t " t M Ll Ih** I k f . .%l Ih** turning her serves.
ruallnl.
*ay l" g it nut o f it 1, to tell tl,
Her place*
• fill *&lt; t I f (bill limit. Tufltt-'fl mi*
•
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)
,
l-riiu
:"*ilM
«t.n
•
•
t
lik
i
ii.taa.
■
The »ixn, painted in wh.lr let­ N e w
M o d e r a to r Is
.tuth.
■ nr.i &gt; u&gt;u*llv found l b . Frenrh
Y’ l r r g v m n n
Scores
O f f ic e r Is S u s p ic io u s
* thi Ilealv ('!•*'» ( I*i*i«Ii. Ullil *t Yu *I*aUM. A( Ih*4 m l nf (h(. iT'tri •vrnmn • o the other shir of tbs
ter* 12 feet high and 3 1-3 wide,
S e le c te d B y S y n o d
UUIIlhi't Hf (Ik* VIH'kU «!'••». Mil'll ho . , t l . tnik-iian wa- tlir.-i- .1
jit,e aeoro.1 70 points ta
la lurstrd on the Kent motor l
O v e r ( i r a f s I ' A i i l u r e ( iii*i i i '••‘f o f ( omrm i i r
U Rh t D ocket M ark *
w in
&lt; ) v c r _ ° &gt; .........
»***• H i m - tn
t)nr.iftl-d hr, opponents 42..'
building an Commi reial .Street and ,
I * . a mtny ftUmM l»* i r m m - p it
lu Ih* fa d Mill p iin a hn|.« l
F r id a y
P o lic e C o u r t
n r i ’K A IO , N. Y.. May l» NEW V»»I!K. M..1- IH IINSI
gives tha Inc a ll in and direction of | MKMI’ IIIH, T«'"n- May t l —
t him a waim
wilt me lt«»ni*f. l»*'h* u - Mil I'Df (hr ninlrh lie
I ( I N S '— Hr. J. G. Hale of Tnmpho
—
(IN’SI
l(r fleet lag nn nffirttl
t)-e.tb.e*td'- ririum i mr* at- iyia
m landing dirld t i airmen flying
R e s e r v e B o a r d F a ils
uy «i bbbjii niiti mu* I* f i i i i t ' i i i d m
Mexico, t*n* tlie nt w mailers tin
MiMm’I) v.v'Ml iilniiil m Inku Ihre**
Another light dorkrt graeUd vlgtnry on-r the'iippoctlnn. Hr. tvmlnl the fail it e &lt;if the O a f , RtU |H*•It I*&gt;VI.
wear the Clljr. it s rrrctmn Tut* [
VA'pprim*
••nin.l
attem|.t
tof
Ihe
nvnrbit-i!
reform
l
’rr*byT o D is c u s s R e fu s a l
in
a
row
on
I
niaif0
nn
«*xlru
hnh*
'udg*
W.
K.
White
In
U
uim
ipi
'Them
*
T.
Shli-lds.
nf
Toronto,
lowed pLasa mad* l&gt;r tha Idon* |
Court yesterday morn ng. »n y
t&gt;|;,h R,|.m*n. i f .......nl ,, .n e-. the Atli.otic. I.ieut Commar.n«r« Hoary.
d o b month* ago, ar.d they wra lerlnti &gt;jmi't «’f tbe Soath toJ*y.
Ik lt')k.-,lald, o f tbr S u b s t i t u t e R a c e B i l l
following |i|* elertinn at yetter
hr*« ta»*a ruming before the bar „.rri.
,m«nimoualy
re elrrl &lt;d u-r t ln il'
W ASHINGTON, May IK. Ill} 11ll'll (IlMIMhl Mh* pr*'tlllllM*
particularly gratified at the rrci erra ilrnt nml »eerrlxrv t re- »urer l.n lr h 'ir l ii i#l nir atalion. aaid
W i l l B e I n t r o d u c e d l»y «i*ikinir m V*Mr |tu|| fur nnrjiplp (IN S) — No eomnirnl wa* fortip&gt;'|
cgnltion
gained and publicity day's ai.alon nf the synod heir f t r arrleiue.
Iminy.
W W. Stapler drew the heavin'i of tlie lln|dli| Hilk'e Union in the
l evlngtf ii. Va.. a n rho* n fur
Mm ,, mu Mu’ H7Mi Mms winning roming from Ihe Federal Reaerra "
provided the City.
“ It i&lt; Imr .|t» I eli.-ve hlal fmir
fine el the lUy, IHNIOU or 3u da&gt;o. .In .leg H iii . nf i |m- r -nvention.
It -ard today on rrtmna clrrolatfd t
rext y ea r's synod.
TAI.LAH ASSKK. K 'a , M ,y l “ . Iiiii niatili.
n olor*. 'tu b a . the f.rnf la rxiutt.*
.its
otfvn,*
wa*
operating
a
mot
&gt;
in rb icago and *New York that
Tlie firrig n ial*«tnn» work of
Hr. Shield* and -Ml)* |!.-hin«g baO. J. d with ...... ... K" wrong from (IN'tt) A i.l.-l.lol.k to the taring
rmr
r
un.irr
tbr
iallucrw*
of
in,
F a n n e r s F le e H o m e s
D-e latar.l had rr'uoed patlmlaale
tlie rhunti wa* lhr principal topic
nairating li.|Uur. Judge While 11
Mnn" r , " '''r ” f
” ,n' ...tu ro ' i n T lie roinmand. r . u ..patl-mutnel w agr.ing bill S i n c l a i r I s W o r r i e d
to th r rrarrvr bank* nf thaMFyll
irovp*ey
lo-lwrern the
tiurtee taid. “ It I.l not at nil impri htldr loti, (m for,- tlie I I., id.i i-’ K'V.!
W h en S tre a m
R i s e s un lim iirtvram for today* meet- r.nltt.d th# minmum fire
O v e r W i f e ’ s H e a l t h te« to lnrt»'M- their
thut one ra n tn r m a ltflH
funrt. t.itnrr-ttTli^tlP Thtiiluced liy The
tng.
__ v.-Okl.lNI or GO days do* LO tha f i.L rrtimi au.1 tbe rovolliot—
rates ovrr fi percent.
r vWUren
uuiarea were
bat fnt)f’
Were ik|M-mt
d*|w-mi- rn.l farulty of lie# M- in. . Ifni* b n. even twu hut fo u r-n o . author &lt;&gt;f tin* otiginal l.ilT, it w a,
POUT W OKTII, T r*.. May T9.
Iiiire . '
'kiln, tiling auapb-inua I. at nr,| I.mI, &gt;-, following a favor­
WASHINGTON. May l». —
Some credence wo* K*»J
nta of thr prisoner and w ire it; i .r t t l f ,
— tlN S )— Ki-iiuent flrtl from the C i t y A t t o r n e y H e l d
able ie;iot| «mi lim im-uauie by tbe (IN S)
alhiut thnl ”
.
Jvxtitute circumstances.
Harry K. Sinclair, the r'iM.rta hy the fart that
Inula id* of tbe we*t fork of the
S' i .it. .omm iltee,
Georga
L Harrison, mt the ]
C.
A
Hi
rant
with
lorjileaa
driv­
nil roagnnlr. finlibnt the orcon.l
Trinity Itlvcr a* the itresm ueut
KRAA’f'K LEAHS
•
tiensUir T b &gt;lor *&gt;f M Aueuillne,
PRINTS, HAGAN WIN
ing, paid I2S.00 fin* with tbe race
week
of
Ilia
’
.
»0
day
arntrnrr
In
thr
York
hank,
was in confi
out nf Ha banka and flocdrd lbv
•-aid till' substitute bill will differ
PARIS, May I * — ( | \ S ) The
H N E ItU IP F , Ark.. May 14- r sf Kleyd lfrater, charged with
adjacaru fie ll* 'to d a y . Tin* ir~*l
ot.Iv lik'hily from thr original. district Jai| today aoinrwhat w ir with tha hoard today.
I.OSHON’,
MayI«
—
(IN
S
lracklMw
dklvtng,
aetllcd
out
of
American
double*
team.
Mi&gt;
May
Apparently the board W*» I
reached I* the highest since the — Ralph R, Itenl, city attorney
,
Sutton R in .lv an I M e. Morrill The prime of Wale* and W a'ter II will make .perixl provivion for rtnl over tbr .ond ton o f hi* wife. taming ita altitude that tharv I
flood of 1023. The live r is riling of lin e Bluff, wa* grrectad and court.
T br oil man has l&gt;een advised
dog racing aa well a» luitae rareGarth
Gray
estreated
a
f
it
)
00
loat
to
the
Kretiih
i»'ir
Mine.
llag
tn
,
the
American
»du&gt;
recent­
*4 the rate o f IJt tncbn
per placed In tb* county Jail tod*'
illle. tl.irbier, in ly so n tbe llr&lt;li*h open champion. ing and will change tlu. amount that Mm. Sinclair ha* aufferrd a not been a sufflclant incraaa#
hoar
ha&lt;l reached more than la connect lo t with th# ro b b W bond on charge o f drunk,nr. ., the Hordes and
of laves tn ha cotlrrtrd by the nrrvous lireakdown aa a result ot broker* Sian*, or
caara
of
Alice
Harper,
B.
\V.
•
iralght
seta,
6-3, h fl, in tha plonaMp. playing a* partner,, de­
nf
tb*
People**
Bank
and
Trust
17 feet shortly before noon.
stale on the rare ticket*, Taylor worry * im1 strain ovrr her hus­ baak credit going into
Ltevlin and Delay Siplin were con­ International
women'*
tennis
roiopany
of
120.000
on
A
frit
Xfk
feated H&lt;r PhllUp Raaaoon ami oe.lar.kl lie eapartrd it to meet
Th* d a * a t Lab* W crlb i . In
band’*
in'arrrration and
hat UUv* markat, to Justify
tinued and caaaa of J h w Harvey, mttrbea at the Roland Garrra
Ilia
bond
w
ai
fixed
at
I
3&amp;.000.
grava daagrr. arcording 1“ r»Aubrey Roomer, on# up, on tb* ex­ rAth the o p p ro ea l'o f tbe Senate
tag bust nets Interest* by
frem their. The airrflow I I , was riytrgni with being nn George Davit, I^roy Aaderron Stadium today, pulling Krone# Jn clusive tiginlry Couraa near Aa- rommlttre, aa It will differ to Iwen removed to a Michigan tautlucre*** Jn vbo dUcoggl
~
Urtunt
to
recuperata,
.
_
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the U U l i the g n a le .t arrectory to tha robbery and W* and Georg* X a lc k d j war* d o - the lead twu tu mw at tbe pot IfeU aftarpopB.
ijighli/ (ru n tbp pppreved bUJ,
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Montgomery __ i 7
12
JIM
Jacksonville . ... . 16
1.1
II AD R II PCT.
jm Stephenaon, Cuba
fleflna .... . .. .. 17
16
. » R t l 41 .418
lu m p * ...........:..t 14
16
.467 Friberg, Philadelphia
It
caued by an ax.wraatler fiom Naw Colurr.bus ----- .. 14
D aft* i . WaJxk.
—
21 t t IS 14 .410
.III
17
—... 18
Orleana, though what that make* P f naarola
Nrwa I m l n
FHarh, St. to e la
I m &lt;i H K i r
him la an open queatlon.
r. 101 !• 41 .400
AM ERICAN I.RAGt.'K
UIBVILLK , K y , Mar 17Speaking o f which. there aeema
Douthlt St. Lmtla
IIW m
a * m t , sprawling lo be no qnertlon a t all in the
w.
to
26 103 t t 41 .398
rake (kla morning and Ita n.lndr of Ihe reaident addicts at Phlladalphlfc — 14
g
to Waner, Pittsburgh
population war* aa flie*. to th* Identity ef th* wlqner. They Now Y o r k ____ IS
8
22 07 IS. 38 .11)2
h y s t a r Ita boaom in rime are geing for Blue Larkspur If fit. Lnuia •.... — 16
10
toarirr year ago today: GrantI the iT M t n t Hdbit ftam the the track la-dry and Clyde Va.i Detroit
bans Pittsburgh-.424.
.
12 •
17
in# o f all h e m ratine, the Ihi sen if the going la heavy. Tile
14
12
Cleveland .
a ta t V t Derby.
rlatter la nrein-ntd to be able tv
AM ERICAN L E A G U E
16'
_ in
^ T b e faaat w aan t due- to bejrl-i do himself identx of good un-ler l Chlrago
Pt»l»r arid Club
6
13
24 heat a, bat the gu*ats al- all condition* fcht It la roneeoed Washington —
n AB R ,11 PCT.
1
16"
w e51 at the banquet bo-rd. here that no hors* In the fil l f Boston
Jamlraon, Cleveland
1 In hand and with that should have a chance with Blue
8
23 89 14 .13 .19.1
ripatory gleam of &gt; ;• IM I J j.k a p u r on a fast track. 1
NATIONAI . L EA G U E
Kamm, Chicago
the (liwrlralDatlne tu rf lovei
W.
to
26 00 18 27 AMI
1" knew. Their humtor waa leg8
St. to u 'a ...^— .. 16
1 Gehringer. Detroit
thla morvlhrf.'Tomorrow, them
I
D
D
A
Y
’b
G
A
M
E
16
8
29 lira 31 44 JlA3
Chicago
I be aaa daatenlum.
H aney, Chicago
10
notion
.... ... 13
I From' K a it,
from South, fmm
HOCTIIEASTERN
!.B
A
flU
R
to
26 102 16 89 A 82
11
North, b o m w ea l they wet a tornPittsburgh
Fe&gt;, Phlltdelnhla
Pensacola. at Tampa.
lo g I" border ouch aa only flie s
12
rin e'n satl ------ 11
11 82 IT 31 -178
egntorlag upon their augur and
Helma at Kontgomery.
10
11
PMIadriphla
le a d e r y e a r ago today. Kraea.
haaian being* heading toward n
Nam Vwrk ■ **»#, • V
fit
Columbus at Jacksonville.
Str
Am
groat .buna raro.cgn piodute, und ' *
17
-------- • '
' **"■
--» &gt; •» Bm aklyn
.‘ S'.
he paa| lima lurautiow -lbai
- AM ERICAN r.T rA O rE 'C .*
-s
a f .Aaeerlca that taa‘t toptraen.*-*
Chicago a l . Detroit. —
HOI'TTIHRN. LEAG U E— :
b y prrtTjr will have to cwoeslet lC evrlan d at 81. In u ’i.
aelf n o*t un-Ante. Ban, Indeed.
I'hllaoelphla at Washington.
For thla la America'* ho ran
New Orleana
ygee, thla heart-lifting tuali of
Boston nt New York.
II rmlngham
hoof beat* ovar a mile and .1
Memphis .
Q uarter'of the elastic donna, m il
NATIO N AL LE A G U E
A llan t* .
i l l o f America aernirj to be li -»e
New Ym k at Boat in.
Mobile
ta aee I.. Ih la waa mdy aa M
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
I.'lie Bock
. aboald be.
.,
•
•St. l.-.tiiaa at Plltaburgh.
Chattano.gn
“
enre. It urn* to be an *u
C'nclnnatl at Chlrago.
N aahvlle .
n 'rat'd, p iey have' marie,
plU) In former )(*/&gt; al
*gct tonal angle, i|ur r f .
* agalaat the broaikinli k
' ' r have 'a ' M r d
.
— TO N IG H T —
that will trHig
ONK I»AY ONLY ACCOUNT OF HIIOW IJOAT
_ ,-th#' Hoalh and the vtoin
Cafllo. ilia ehmilmg ui to# id It
ENGAGEMKNT—
.
.
voice the cnlverial p.ea lor the
rao o f (heir ehotie
H ff.h yot, there are - l .h . tmrwaa
hat bava a definite rhanrr to win
hla lace, namely Blue Larklpur,
3yd* Van Huaeti, Nai»hi,|i..i
fottear, K arl U te f, Windy t'tty,
(Inotaur nnd Veimajo. Their atfillatlona and envltnnmeni know
tigh t aliifrra-eit and widely scatlei•d latalai. The throe hot ehaleet,
are blue toikapui, Clyde Van
Liu.in and Nalaliapur. 'the filet
( f theae la the Hiadley hnrao and,
o f rourae la b-uo grata bled. It* la
• eoamopullte, at tnat, for he hpa
raceo only note in Jvenliftky and
then to beat Van’ DumAi liver a
M*oil diataaca, ,» „
,
* rhe latter la owned by a man
W IT H S O U N D A N D S Y N C H R O N IZ E D
fcJU naU iiU m , N. V. but ha* dune
•t
Nil of hla. rating In Ollnuli and
Mentockyv- Nalahapur la * m in i
California. Ito I* Krvaat, amdlier
O fu C O A C H
JjijHE rmkR her all for lovel A ll he
.
C Uripated ataqtar If th* geing i»
it&lt;
can ffive her is home, portion, life,
V oltear." l* front the Ka«t Iwt
devotion. And she wants love! She
Wae ralavd In Nevada and turn
Aunt much pt hla runnln- .« in.
steals it! She learns the jo y and
aula. He I* owned bT the Nrlahers
U Detroit, and Admiral li lay eon,
heartbreak that love really is. And
id Washington. Chicago ran am1
•0 * 1 '*n *......*52^
you will thrill to the— Revelation!
d»e* claim Windy tUty, Karl Kit*
gad Minotaur. Verrmijo I* from
Text*. K» la Ca| Huprr. who wl I
run well If there la mud, nml not
lo TVb . . . . .
.'595*
at a ’l If them ian'l. It might *e»
mentlenetl that Mlnutaur um r »m
RSan...
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Clastic Derby Tomorrow

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Esther Ralston f

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knows values whei
features Puritan MalL
It proves he’s Inter­
ested In satisfy­
ing hie trade.

Psbliohed la th* la- The D*8oln I* th* |Th* r/-*lr* t" ow n ' I
tern* of th* pwfh m rt bv*u-.lful e * r ,| ( , Immr »omr d*y
of Sraford **4 on Ihv niirkvt M i,u k rg m t In th*
R**iln*l* Co«*tr by it* prir* cl*»» in our heart o f every right
opishm
owl
the

thv

American |
b**: rrrummvnd*- minded
tion w* ran off*r family.
I* that . I t
&gt;• a
EMtor
Some people »rf ,
C h ry.lrr product.
are Ju»t beginning 1
Clean up; Paint up; To be ■ foreigner to roallxe that S«nL*ta keep Hanford by birth hut on ferd merchant# »r-^
megreaale* and th
what It I* already A m rrb.n at hrart,
Hanford
it
«k
— onf o f th* moat 1*
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In our
*stlm
beat town on thed
attrartiv* town* In )tl&lt;*i 100'; *trong.
map
Florida.
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Kent Motor Co.

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* 'T r y a dl»h of our
really need 1 rrrvlre— ga».
oil*
u**d lire*
bark— and all rriricr *lahaving
ralla
for tlon *p*rl*ltip*. «,*
diem every day_ n 2&lt; hour* out v f
come In and giv* 24— vulcanising am.
u* a trad* iti the expert tire repair
unu**d milrage In Ing.
mechanical

News

M IL A N E

Comedy

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G e t t in g

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Tm Cbaaala . . . .'5 4 5

r £ ^ : r * « « . . . '65o

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rusi.ukh.
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Here, In the price range of the four, Is offered '
a smooth, powerful, su&gt;cylinder valve-lnhead motor—which delivers better than 20
miles to the gallon o f gatollne—and whose
smooth, quiet, velvety operation, with itscom*
plete lack of drumming nnd vibration, Is a
revelation—even to those who are accustomed
to driving high-priced automobile*. Here ore
beautiful bodies by Fisher. Here, in all closed
models, are fitments by TcrnsteJt . , . rich,
deep-tufted upholsteries . . . adjustable
driver's seat . . . nnd a Completely-equipped
Instrument panel. And throughout (itc entire
chassis arc found numerous examples of
udvnnced engineering —such as quiet, nonlocklnsH-whcel brakes.. . ball bearing stearin)
mechanism. . . automaticaeceieration pump
. . . and chromium plating on all bri&amp;at metal.

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S T E A K , lb ........

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Lamb

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27c

Fr«Mh Western, lb. ft Q n
Pork Picnic Ila m a J -O L *

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SPARE RIBS. lb.

15c

MIAMI

"Miami's Moat Popular llo le r
Rlnxle rooms with balk. $2. 12.50, |3
Double rooms with bath, 83, 84.00, 85
Fireproof ■ European
N . E. First 84. Near Bay Biacayne
Popular Priced Restaurant in Connection

C O M P A R E lh * d .ll.rro d fr ie s t*
wvll o* th * 11*1 prlrv In &lt;an*M*rlag oulumu till* vnluoo.
4r i li m 4
prlrv* Includv only rraw nobi* rhorg**
fur drllr*cjr a a 4 Ononclng.

T O U G H f L # e*"
S a i f - T V t j k o M .1 ^

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If you are looking for ye«l lire bar*
saint, look at tke»e prices on Kelly*
built Buckeyes. There's many a first
C ord s
30 x
Cl. Krff.
5.40
line lire that wouldn't give you the
30 x 3li Cl- 0.
H.5.85
mileage you'll get from a Buckeye, yel
SO x 34a 8. B. ....
7.00
Buckeyes sell for no more IliRn you'd
31.x 4 8. 8. (6 ply) 11.00
pay for the product o f some unknown
32 x 4 8. 8. (8
ply)11.65
manufacturer. Like all Kelly products,
33 x 4 8. 8. (6
ply)12.20
each one is guaranteed during its on*
82 X itVi 8. H. . . . 14 30
tire life.
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S3 x OH B. 8...... 14-85
S3 X 5 8. B. ----- 10.40
Central Florida Service Stations
proportion ately lose

G O o n - L A S t t r r o a s t ------

HOTEUEAMINGTON

H ig h Pressure

O th er sixes

I'o rk

CltOPH. Ih. ... f t t f .

KELLY
S P R IN G FIELD

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Homemade Pork A | " v | Sliced Suvar Cure
Link Nauoaxr, lb. A d tfk * fast BACON,
lb. .................

Uut no mere recital of features can ftivo you
any conception of Chevrolet's value lender­
ship. So wo urge you to come In and sea for
yourself why over 500,000 people have chosen
the new Chevrolet S li since January 1st!

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Wcniern
l*OT ROAST OF n K W . lb. ...... ........ ........

The only way lo play aafe is to buy
a lire lliut for yrant bun maintained its
reputation uou ipialily produet. Thrre’g
ouc thing mire, you can't go wroug on

B a llo o n C onls
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If you are contlderlnd the purchoao of sn
automobile, you owe It to younclf to learn
the true extent of Chevrolet's value leadership.
And all you need to do Is check the new Chev*
rolet Six against any other car—value Jor solus
and price fo r price!

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f O S , A * * 1 rl/***T he l»ml&gt; roa«t need not neeO l l O l l K K r e**arlly to a leg. The *houl.
tier makr* an cvreBrnt road
a-ill ifv many it la preferred
tu the Irg. tot u» rut a
lim b ahoulder for your dinner
today and are how the family
Slike It. Chance- are they will
'all want annthrr within n
/lew day*. Our wide range In
variety uf rhnire meat* give*
you will# arup* in aelactlUi.

o f t ir e

O T one lire liuyrr in a ihnuMinil
Is capable of judging a (ire from
lift appearance, or even from a nludy
of u rroan-Hrclion.
.

Wive* are wondsr-,
ful thlnga. Every l l

,
full line itf Hoed I matter of rdetellea.-1I
and Columbia tire*., ' - • . ■■—- --- -I
Th,
la You rat completes, t—A—■iriw
___ thing
_ to
. do.
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da*
hope, not mope, aervlre your car I keep* th* lawyv
work, not ahlrk. for |here and u-e*il give away—If ' it’s a
lo»t time |* never you SERVICE!
|hom* lndu*try.»
hiund.
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'
Delivered a beaull- ho to
rontentail Kent Motor Co.
fu| new DrSoto |with your lot i* &lt;° 901 rnmmerrlai
Coupe tn -Mr. and build a hi me of 201 Commmlol
Mr*. F. W. Ibnder. ' your ovrv oB It.
j
Phone 17

you right.

P r ic e y o r P r ic e /

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(fo ca l Clothier)
nay*! “ Straw hat a*:-ion i* about here.
Have
you
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vou raf*

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V a l u e _ / o r V a lu e

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. May 17. 1929

Vofnsse 1

H *rrT R eal

GarV Cooper

"Betrayal*

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Vulcanising *
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Road Service
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Parol.Gas
Polishing ft Washing
Tlolene Oil

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Quaker Simla
408 W . Flint

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JAY, MAT

Dealing: With

B o rd er

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-------BOYHOOD ROMANCE
&gt;, Porthos, Aram1« and d'Art.

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' Remember bow you followed
1
thorn
with
palpitating
breath
•turns tbayroadthroughBrit­
tany, and Picardy and Parplana n
God and King and lady fair,
a-plck-a back with death 1
your Ma aald "Mind tha
baby,” and your Pa aald
•Cut tbs kindling,1*
littla did tbay rsallia tha
faahlon of thalr dasda
&gt;eall a man from riding for tho
.
litlao of La Franco,
’A nd put him waahlna diahea, or
™ " set him pulling waodai
nbor bow you mado your
way, handa all atainad and
gory,
You and Mont# Criato through
tbo bowel* o f tho earth,
And won at laat to triumph aed
•_ And wort lov*d by lovely wohigh renown and glory
man and nought by man of
.
} wortht
’Ah, tha shim* o f it .that thpta
----aloha to whom strange fate
had glr*n you
Bhoeld fall to recognlt* tho
,
lattnj grandeur o f the eoul
That king* and Quaana had glorlad
Ini Popaa had bran proud to
shrtvo you.
■ S Tbay aat you dusting furnltura,
and bringing In tha coal.
I
They were blinded In thalr Ignorramonatrancaa
war*
needless,
Yon fait the galling chain* with
which your' hand* were
bounden then,
Hot your spirit wai beyond them
while you mad* the garden
wenllr**!
a •
It rode with Richard Llonhrart
and fought the Haracen.
Athoe, Porthog A ramie and d'Artagnan—
Remember how you followed
them
with
palpitating
breath
,
.What time they rode through Brit­
tany and Plrcatly, and Pcrplgnan
Tor Cod and King and lady
fair, a-plck-u bark with
■Q
death T
By Jam** C. Threlfall

J i a a i i l t WOT p e h e . a

•toady eye* and a quick trigger finger. It has meant death
for tboae-wbo opposed him. Chicago newspapermen believe
that no less than twenty persons h ive fallen a victim to his
own automatic, and nb estimate Is placed on the number o f
lives that hava been lost through his orders.
It is strange that nothing has been done about It. It
is Capone's boast that he has never been found guilty o f any
crime, has never served a sentence- One is inclined, to sus­
pect Chicago authorities. But Capone has spent much time
in Florida during the past year or two. He has a home at
Miami Beach where he la feared and hated by many cttl
sens, but police have said there was nothing they could do
about i t Y et there Is a rumor, and probably not without
foundation, that he owned alx night clubs and gambling
jointa in the Miami area last winter.
Miami and Chicago officials, If they really want to get
rid o f undesirables, might read carefully the dispatcher
from Philadelphia on tho Capone episode. Capone told de­
tectives that he had Just gone to the theatre "to kill time",
not to kill Philadelphians, but the detectives were not taking
any chances. They found a gun on him and indicted him
for carrying concealed wcapons.-Within thirteen hours he
had been tried and sentenced to pnQ.Fc*rJnJ$ILi—________
Capone may appeal his case, may never serve the sent­
ence, but it is a safo bet that he will avoid Philadelphia in
the future. It is almost certain that he will never select it
as a prospective site fo r future rackets.

JOHN
TEMPLE
GRAVES
H

Governor Long turned out to
'b * Governor longer than many
folks had hoped.
It aeenia peculiarly appropriate
that Uio gat which klled 130 per•one in Cleveland waa a dl-oalde.
Now that Helen W its haa been
presenti d to Queen Mary, her
knowledge o f courts la complete.
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•1018 blga offered in House,"
lays a headline, comparing favor•Id* with tip number the average
bueband receive* on the flrat ol
tbs month.
—
■— —o--------------Brisbane apiakng or what gae
bomb* might do In the event of
WST, killing million* in cities liko
, New Yark and Cnlcago, provide**
fine argument for country life.
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A group of Detroit millionaires
« r * preparing to spend appro*!
lately ten million dollars In the
nprovement of northern section
- o f Miami Beach. Bound* Ilk* old
lime*.
In U&gt;* weat camp cooks for
towboys harm an expression,
i and get It, you pot-hounds"
eh might bo utrd by th* cornloners in addrtaalng'lhs bond
anUtlvaa.
Senator Waybrlght la laadlng a
illbu'ter against Carlton'* Ua
Waybrlght, It wUI be reembert-d, waa the bright little
oy who came to Sanford Del
St the head of Candidate
tha way's filibuatcr.

Not for |ov* did th* InUmatlon
&gt;• Power and Paper/TomjjMvjfnA
vast sums o f money to (Inane*
per* in tha south
various new* paperi
and elsewhere. The company vowi
Ita loan policy waa dictated aolely
by a dealt* to aiaura Itself a
market for It* nawaprlat paper.
But if It could tie this airing to
tu* money It could tie others too,
directly or by Implication. Cbnfronted with a debated question
Involving power companies an ed­
itor who knew that hi* paper
wa* financed by such * company
would find It hard to aterr a fair
ana Independent Tourte editorially,
Hirer self- conaclnuineti would
cauie him to lean loo far forward
or too far backward.
v t
Baiting public utilities 1* an
outworn game, worthy only of the
demagogue But watching public
utilities nml guarding tho public
Internet agalnat n miauao of their
enormous power i* a very necers■aiy game.
And It la a game
which newspapers, from the whote
nature of their public re.pon . bllIly and mission, should ba jirinc^l
lis t player*. They cannot play
fairly— to the public or the uHll
tie*— If they are under financial
obligation to an utility.

The vital Importance of thr
set vice* rendered loony by public
utilities, and tha efficiency with
which they render them fo r the
'How old docs a man have to be before he should quit most part, are making economic
history.
To oppose or bait these
work? That is a question which a group of young doctors companies
so lung an thay do not
mdered seriously fn Cleveland a number o f yenrn ago, alrunc. their own powt-r ta both
elicotc operations were being performed daily, and steady fcolis), and unfair. O f such foolish,
nerves and clear hffads were required. It seemed to thesenrsi and unfairness „ groat many
young doctors that a man, passed sixty, could not qualify. po'jllrlani are undoubtedly guilty.
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They established a regulation at tho LakcKldo hospital Hint
On the other hand It ran never
surgeons reaching tho age of sixty should retire.
be nvrrlutkrd that a utility Is,
Among these doctors was a George W. (.'rile, goiter ex­ hum the very nattne of Its busi­
pert. He and hiB young friends could keep older men front ness, a monopoly. It Has exclusive
operating in their hospital, hut they could not keep from control of tho mnikot or u source
growing, older themselves, Time passed, and sooner altiHwl of nintnrial ■ or both. Ami experln n r hit*—proven that no snull
than he would have expected, Ilr. (*rllo himself was sixty, rkiooi,
of men roinprislng * corbut by no meuns ready to retire. Ho fell in tho priniu of pnmle enterprise can hr always
life. He could perform as ninny as forty successful opera-, wl*tf enough or honest enough tc
ta1 enlrusted with n monopoly un­
lions In one day.
llut the regulations wcro.lhut he must retire. He left less the public Interest Is sa fe ­
guarded by governmental supertho Lakeside hospital and fuumtri! nnoi^er, the Cleveland vision and n ronatant public arrut.
clinic, the institution in which the explosion occurred llie iny- Thnt experience Is embodied
other day causing the loss of so many lives. There, in spile In our federal and state law* reg­
of his age he has continued his work, in the full enjoyment ulating utilities.
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STEPHEN T- MATHER, for fourteen years director of
Hie National Park service, declares 1hut “Cumberland falls
is such an exceptional scenic attraction that it should he
preserved in its natural Setting for park purposes and
should not be power development operations.” This is the
statement of an authority on such matters and should be
given consideration by the power commission ul Washington
which will settle the question of the future of ( ‘umhcilmid
falls. So many of our natural beauty s|H&gt;fs have been mined
by developing companies having in mind only the utiliza­
tion of natural resources without regard for the right of
oconlu to have iudt sa:nir attraction* pwuirvud Hint uo
think every such case in the future should he carefully con­
sidered from the stand|Miint of beauty-lovers rather than
of those who view everything in terms of dollars uiul
cents. The wurkndnv world has so little of beauty in it for
the average man that he is entitled to have some of the
works of Nature preserved so that ho may repair to ‘them
every once in a while to renew his tired spirit.—Greensboro
Record.

DEM OCRACY’S D AN G E R
OCAI-A

UTAH

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Newspapers are the natural
agency for such a public acruliny.
This being the ruse, the loans
made to newspapers by the Inter­
national Paper anil Power ComI-ally were altogether vjrlous In
lliiir potential results, no matter
ho»* Inherently they may have
been offered and received.
t rredon o f the ores* stand* with
freedom of spreeh un,i religion w
the mast precious heritage &lt;&gt;/
Americans under the constitution
The conduct of a newspaper I* a
t-oldic utility operation jw rare
and high that even thr govern­
ment, which regulate* other utllllie-*, dale* not touch this p.-irlirulat one. The dlatliietlon Impose* a
*ii| i r'ntive responsibility on newspaper publishers and editor*.
Tn tha everlasting glory ol
American journalism, it ran be
«' Id that this responsibility bus
b-ili loyally served by ino,| of the
newspapers o f the nation.
Th*
prufeaalun la full o f men who icT liis to be'puckef-wtsr wrier* theit
Integrity and iudr|&gt;endrnre are
concerned, men a'm -st foolhardy
In their readiness to aurtrmlrr
position for a principle, men uhum
romance and Ideal o f their calling
have Lnugki to love a ahaiteirU
T hty c aim money Isn't as valyslde as It'w as but » c nolire tha
In'ornistiun Editor in one of bis
helpful replies o y s a fill rent
plica dated ISM and In firsl-rlas*
cordil'un is worth 03 co ils.— De­
troit Nows.

Us ratificatnon uf the governor's
P« tries and that thr puiitnal
tendencies o f the future will lie
largely inlluenroj by the outcome.
Another reason for waving th:
danger signals Is that W&gt; iiopc tn
quicken traponaiblllty
in the
healti of *omi misguided ilrmorrata who hava been following
lul -c gods.
Unless they disavow
them and throw their support to
the leader their partv be- nla— 1
in office, political turmoil will
rrign thiDugbout the stale for the
lemalnder o f the prrsm t ailmtnlMritio-, and ru-wljllont wrh&gt;- h are
already bad will ateadily become
worse.
We h qie to **s a pqltiral over­
throw take place at Tallnhssaee
before the legislature adjourns
that will place the democratic
party In a strong, Impregnable
position, thereby enetdlng It to ieCaln all thr ground lust In th*
November election* and justify
Itself to those who have sworn
fealty tu.lt since the days of re­
construction whan the dominaolItatloual political party allcnatad
Itself from Southern men and wo­
men by th* practices that grew up
with tho logUlatWf la l* Ha rank tjuiing carpetbag days.

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Aa literature hara la a gem of again, and your small arms light­
purest tay serene It carries a lea- ened with an affection that God
son that wBI go straight horn* to haa set blooming In your heart
many a father, and make belter and which oven neglect could not
men of thoao who read it. la the wither. And then you were gone,
Uoni Magazine, which has repro­ paltering up tho etelr*.
"Well, son. It waa shortly after­
duced It twlco by request, It la en­
titled, "H# I* Only a Llttl, Boy," wards that my paper slipped from
but the author Is not known. Botn my hand and a terrible, alckening
Suddenly 1
the Llona Magaslne and tha Record fear cams over me.
would appreciate knowing the saw myself as I really waa, In all
IU rttrorih * person who wrote It, my horrible selfishness, and I
if any reader know*, for so felt tick at heart.
"What had habit been doing tn
splendid art- affort'.ahould * not go
without csadiL-U-laU'm*) &gt;-&gt;-xl;*i m*T The habit o f eoraptalntnr, * f
finding
fault, of reprimanding—ml
“ Listen, son; I am saying this
to you, aa you lit aaltep, one little of the** were my rewards to yen
paw crumpled under
your cheek for bring a boy. It was not that
* M
" " v“ w,T
rct on I dl,i not lova you) It was that
**"£**!• ^
J
JJ;
I ex pitted ao much'o f youth- I
stolen
f ph,U
„r
1 * !’ ! °
nto your'room alone. Just a few waa measuring you hy the yartlmomenta ago, at 1 aat reading my tllck of my own years.
"And there was so much thst
paper In the library, a hot stifling
wave o f remora* swept over me. I ora* good, and fine, and true In
could Pot resist it. Guiltily I came your character. You did not desrrve
my treatment of you, ion.
Th*
to your bodslde.
‘•These are the things I was little heart o f you was aab lga a
the
dawn
Itself
over
the
wide
hills.
Blinking son: I had been cross to
All this was shown by your spon­
you ami scolded you as you were taneous impulse to rush In and
dressing for school because you kiss me good night.
gave your fare merely a dab with
“ Nothing else matter* tonight,
j towel, I took you to task fur son. I have come to your bedside
not cleaning your shoes- I colled In tho darkness, and I have knelt
out angrily whin 1 found you had hete, choking with emotion, and
tnrown some of your things on tho so wshamrd!
tlocr.
“ It Is a feeble atonement I
“ At breakfast I found fault, too. know you would not understand
You spilled things.
You gulped these things If I told them to you
down your food.
You . put your during your waking hours, yet I
elbow* on the table.
You spread must * iy what ] nm raying.
j
butter too thick on your bread. must, burn sacrificial f Ires', alone,
An,| aa you alerted off to play here In your bedroom, and make
ami I mode fur my tialn, you free confession,
turned and waved a little hand
“ And I have prayed God tc
and called,
‘Good-bye, Daddy!1 strengthen me In mw new resolve
1I1(j i drowned nn(|'* :&gt;ld In reriR- Tomorrow I w(U be a real daddy I
.ho,j your &lt;hou|dl.r “ buck'.
I will chum with you, and suffer
—UTkaw- It Iwgaw wli— uvet—Bglall win.n you surfer and laugh whrn
in the late afternoon. Aa I came you laugh. I will bile my tongue
up the hill road I spied you, when Impatient word* come, I
down on your knee*
playing will keen aaytng, as II It were a
marbles. There wera'holes in your ritual: 'He is nothing but a b u y —
stockings, 1 humil atrd you before a llttle boy I'
«
your boy friemts by making you
“ I am afraid I have visualised
march ahead of me back to the you os a man. Yet a t I sec you
house. Stockings weia expensive— now-, sen, crumpled and weary in
and if you had to buy them you your cot, l see that you ara still
would be more careful) Imagine a baby. Yesteiday you were in
that, son, from a father!
It vein your mother’s arm*, your headun
stirh riupld. itlly logic.
-bar shoulder,----- 1-have askrd too
VDo you remember, later, when much, too much!
I was rending In the library, Iijw
"Dear boyf Dear little son! A
you came In, softly, timidly, with penitent kneels at your Infant
a sort o f hurt, hunted look in shrine, here in the moonlight.
I
your eyes?
When 1 glanced up kiss the little fingers, nnj the
uvrr my paper, imputient at the •lamp forehead, and the yellow
interruption, you hesitated at the curls, and, if It were not for wak­
door.
ing you, I would snatch you up
“ tVtint In it that you want? 1 md crush you to my l im it .
snapped.
“ Teni« rumc, and heartache, and
“ You snid nothing, but you inn remorse, and — I think— p greater,
«&lt; *•— , In one lrin|*r-lti"Ui |durRt-, itl tp rr biVe, when you ran through
and thti-vv your arms nrouiul in/ the library door ulul wanted to
luck and kisM-d me, uguin and kiss m e!"

Folks Ilk* to think sad tslk of
heroes and heroin**. Notwith­
standing, mm* folk* hove terrible
blurred Ideas o f what It take* to
make • hero or * herolan. These
are not merely creatures o f war
or unusual exploit, as many o f ua
think. Rather, they or* th* pro­
duct of sacrifice at the demand of
duty, whstevsr that duty tatty be.
Bo much by .way of prefacing
the itaieiiHWi1fU I
night ackncrwhdg* .1A heroines
'tfhen 'so many young ladies who
hava finished the course of the
Gordon Ksll.r Training School
for Nurses of^th* Taaopw -Muni­
cipal hospUa* will receive their
diplomas end go out fully prepar­
ed and consecrated minister* to
■ufftring humanity. The exercises
attendant upon this event will b.'
held at the Munlclpl* sudltorum,
beginning at 8 o'clock. Th* public
generally I* cordially Invited to
attend them, and the gathering
for the occasion should be large.
It Is comparatively taay fo r on*
to tw heroic In war Th* thrill and

excitement of It are conducted tn
heroism. To deliberately
on*'* mind to life of
sacrifice and as deliberately gw*
in the year* o f work aad atwdY
mesasary In jimparation fo r It h
something else and, let 1t h# aald,
something seen greater,
that U wha( these 14 young
men have dons. Having dona
they will now go out to watch

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sustain and ateagtha*
In many ease*, at last chan tha
eyas of tha doad and cover a atillnd
form-It take* courage to do that, i
more of courage ta make op one's
mind to givo one’s life to Its t‘
So w* say that the** 14
be graduate nurse* a n I
W# salute them arcnrdlagty, M d
Indulge th# hope that as they
make themselves bWeeing* to
others they may get a Maaalag
out of doing ao. And they will,
for hero## and heroine* are al­
ways blessed o f Utelr heroism.

T H E CASE OF SECRETARY M ELLO N
BAVANNAU PRESS

Th* provlalcn of the Constitution given rise to graot criticism. D
against th# appointment of * would bo Impossible to get aa ax
h’ccrotary of th* Treasure engag­ pcrlcnced financier who hi not In­
ed in active business was an In­ terested in bualn*** In
hibition when the land was young It is tiua. But la th* caa* o*
Men Ilk* Alexander Hamilton Mellon, there would a sm to
and Albert Gallatin* did not en­ special reasons why hi* i.
gage actively in buxines*, whrn of this Important post gte
thry-'wrrTi-«t'tliB Iw id " u f —thn
President Hoover seemed
to
Trrariu ry Department. General
tear this when he did not present
Grant wa* criticised when he se­ his name to the Senate agate
lected A . T. Stewart, th* “ dry when ha waa reappointed. 8 *
goods king," to be aecretary of maintain! d that as a hold-over,
tlie Trraiury. The country was Mr- Mellon hod a tight to oit &lt;
shocked. President Grant **nt to steady until hi* successor was
the Senate a message recommend­ appointed. It Is customary,
ing that the old law b« repealed ever, for a new President to i
In order that Mr. Stewart might the full Hit of hi* Cabinet to tho
buciiRie eligible ta .tho office, .and Senate. Some conservative Sena­
SIrr-Sttwnrt offered to tranxtel te '» criticise the attitude o f Mr,
Ills enormus business to trustees, Mellon in holding on to
tarv ol
and devote tha entire profit* dur­ Ihpie seem* te be i
ing hi* term or cfflr* to charit­ th* old law which would make an
able purposes. But the law was not Inquiry coming.
r&gt; pcnltd. The country had aoms
It was obvious In the caa* o f A.
ronirlencr, and the provision, T. Stewart, that even If he turned
which exc udrd from that office over hi* business interests to
nil who were Interested In the Im. trustees, b , still would not b* *U.
poriatlnn c f merchandise, stood gil.ls to the position . Th* fact
that Andrew Mellon has raolg*.
firm ary.
_____ Now it li obji-ricd that Andrew ro hi/ numerous positions aa Ul­
Me?on I* the head of the Alumi terior which he one* occupied,
would not make him an Impartial
num Trust; thnt since he has uc financier so far as the govern­
cupied the present office, he ho; ment is concerned
been to Canada In the interest cf
lids eoinpany, and that be Inter­
NOT Y E T EX ACT JUSTICE
•a ssy
ested In an oil company, which
PEN SACOl.A NEW S
supplies furl
to government Washington Indicate * p r
of the fact that Ai
Now that lls rry K. Sinclair has uic not pleasant for the rich oil i-lilp*. It Ic notorious that Secret­
rrtually entered a jail, thrlc at-em* man. No jail is a pleasant plan ary Mellon wa* once one of the Beautiful should inc'ud^
to bo an ini|iivH*lun abroad in th* ter anybody; and the more luxury big dUtll'erx of th* country, and tional capital inxtead o f ' •
land Hint till- majesty o f the law n nmn onlim rily hux, the mun the policy of th* Teeaaury De­ surrounding it. — Boston
sm f'th c reign of exact Justice ilk mine his imprisonment will b* partment toward prohibition has script.
have in mi|i,c way been vlnuk-nted to him.
hy hi- imptifonmeitt.
Nevertheless, it ought to bo
Hire. n&gt; rvi tyboily I* cxtcful to obvious that Siraiinr I* gutting |
point out, we ul teat have th * oil easy, th in k uf how much tnv
*pcctmi&lt;- of n million dollar* g&lt; Teapot Horne oil field l» worth,
lug to Jail. Sinclair |« vary rich and consider Hie (act that many a man
he ha* had an able corps o f law­ ha-i Iteen Imprisoned for live yeata
“ Miami’s Most Popular Hotel**
yers; m-veitheli-ss, he is now in for stealing ns small a ruin as 4fi
Rlngle rooms with bath. $2, $2.50, IS
tt-cluslon, ju&lt;t like o |H-iildte-3
end see if you don’t agree.
Double rooms with bslh. $3, $1.00, $5
chicken thril nr pickpocket.
The w hole oil scandal proved
Fireproof-------- European
Thu*, we tend, the traditional beyond the ihaiiaw of a doubt, thst
ntl-mcii-ttlc-cn-nll-d-cquul
* login
N.
E.
First St. Near Bay Biacayno
there is one law for the rich man
Ir.i been uplietil.
Popular Priced Restaurant ta Connection
May I*if It’m
i imj, Hut, name how, wi* itltullicr law for the poor man.
Doheny went free, ullngethci
mnt Niv it.
It ti true enough that Sinclair Hiii&lt;tuir would have done likewise
te In jail jiii t like n peiindeas if ho hud not been So Ill-advised
chlekrn tlu-if or pickpocket. But ns to defy the senators who Wei* u w w v w w w w w w vw vrw w w / w w v v w wvwwwwwwwwwwwww
U happen* Unit lie 11 curving ju*t questioning him.
Tlie cynical uld saying. “ If yon
about m long a t.enlvnea a* a
p lelly ul fender of ihut variety ju it steal enough you'll' b« all
vvunld serve And Ida offense was right,” Mill liuhli good.
iiim-vvliril mure * clivus than steal­
Tho only thing Binclair'a iming rhlrki ns nr picking pockets.
prUoment proves is that our adFuiilirnnurr, It te something niinittrullnn of Justice la not quit*
Ilka five yea In shun the im-«* wi ■ a total niuckiTy.
ti at uninvited. And mi friendless
But it's tlo*e enough to that to
vagrant hainf into court for rre- demand u lnr-of r*vtitntt; And the
raiuplng
with a
rops-ctablr American people will L* the loser*
. it lien'* pullet, could liojic tu have if they let the fact that Sinclair
his term tu Jell pu-t|&gt;oiicil quite it actually In jail kid them into
that long.
ll.te.klng that exact justice has at
lie)uiul thudil, these days in Jail last been dune.

H0TEL-LEAH 1NGT0N

sword

Mr. Raster'* observations on and its ritlirnshlp, the* should lie
political conditions In Florida at loolu-d upon as danger by the rilltile present time are moat Inter­ tenshlp no matter what It* poliil.
Th* reason we
esting, accurate and to the point cat affiliation*.
and though we are going to make throw put the danger signal thnt
an effort to wriggU out o f said unless th* better elrment in the
comer. We agr** with murh that democratic parly rises to the de­
Mi. Baxter ha* to say but parfer mand* of the situation* and over
to Ulisve that lbs democratic Ihtowa this political rarllon wh&gt;h
party, which
sometimes gets has barn and aeeki to continue dom­
down but baa ntvtr yot been out, inating th* ocmocratic party of
will coma back this tlma and by Florida, ta that We believe there
cleaning house avert the catastro- at* enough conscientious demo­
pho which It face* In Florida. It crat* In the house and senate to
isn't thb democratic pan* a* a throw o ff tile shackles which have
whole that ta at fault In this par- bound them not to a name, but n
titular Instance but a little .bantH p#M)«d,Isrtion, (bat apeka.tadnroof discredited pollution* wtlMn | mate the action
■ M MofHthe
M petty,
It* rank who arw pursuing a short- which tf it livea up to Ih* high
sighted policy that could only be principles of its founders will nut
expected from a minority element do their bidding
In tha party after Its repudiation
Development* of th* teat few
at the pollsThey are ao salf- Jay* lead ua to bcllev* that the
erntrred and aelf-aoivtng In their rank and file of the democratic
activities that tbay arw blind to party In Florida have tented the
th* harm thsy might do if they danger w* hava mentioned and
block the parses* ay constructive that they are going to lino up helegislation at TaJUhassas
hlpd tho party’s leader, Junk the
Wo agree with Mr. Raster that personal politics) machine which
whenever a minority olemant in thrMt»n* both the state and party
nay party continue to Ignore'th*
to higher ground. It
&gt;d that Mr. Baxter

We do not belli** that the pub­
lic utility owneewhlp of newepaperi
Is wie* In theory, but If every new**r In Florida had aa free and
*1 ad, a* vigorous and ag*
■Ive, as honest and fearlese
editorial policy p* tho Tampa
which ba*
to *ome
rn financed bv the JnterPower Com nallsm p4f&gt;uld
r plan* and
Would bo much
ilk vies and palcorruption.
sent, rather than th* wholo state

■la

"Man hava died and worms hava
eateq.tbeas— ---- * - —- - *
Bat not (or lova."

Operating: At Seventy

of his power to relieve mnnkind. A Miamian, quoted in Hob
Holland's column in the Miami Herald, says of Ur. ('rile:
"Though he Is now well on toward 70, ho has been
known in recent years to perform 40 operations for goiter
in one day. He is several times a millionaire, but continues
to work because of the good he does and Ids love of his pro­
fession. lie never sets a price on his services, that matter
being arranged by his secretary, a clever woman who will
frankly tell a prospective patient that the fee may be any­
Blgn up for tha caary advert- thing between $10 anil $10,000. The fee depends on Hie
tiling campaign. Make celery pay. ability of the patient to pn&gt; and not on the difficulty of the
— ■
-----o-------------operation."

TAM PA TIMES

ST. APG P8TINE RBCORD

K

.. \ A ATO R pAY. M A Y J4-

H E R O IN E^

A LITTLE B O Y

Aa a nimble fingered headline writer put It, "Phlladel1 e*»«» »&lt;*«*■ Phi* Attthoritle* Hand Scarface A1 Flrat Taate o f Law En^ B w i S r M fo i cement,** F o r the flr a t time in hi* long career o f crime
thia terrorlilng product o f gangland warfare haa found the
law more than a match fo r hint ahd haa been sentenced to
J»Q fo r one year on a charge o f carrying concealed weapon*.
in a i l
Ilia particular battle field, a!nee prohibition made war­
fare ao lucrative a profession, haa been Chicago. There he
haa built up a gigantic induatry in alcoholic beverages. For
"S fw H u
ra be haa been known aa king o f the beer barons. Tlut he
• i -lik*
not confined bis activities to bootlegging alone. His
racket has been extended to include other professions until
It Is almost impossible for a baker or a dyer to operate in
Cicero without paying tribtrie-to C *p w »« * '**
H e has not maintained his powerful rule because he
pMkeiged t h * organising ability o f a Rockefeller, the finan­
cier genius o f a Morgan, or the lnvcntlv. wliardry of a
la w

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W O M EN IN AD VER TISING
O RLAN D O ' SEN TIN EL
Women h aw cam* into thrir
awn aa puichaiars in that* modem
times. The e a &lt;v-wr
went to town and thought nothing
if buying a l| the supplies, pros
to hats ami ui«— *s tu. » ..» k ...
th* chlliirrn has passed Into eco­
nomic history Now more than
thre.-fourths of all purchaa#* arc
selected by womrn
Specialty salesmen teamed wtrly
that everywhere the husband was
supposed to sign o.i (tt* detteD
Im* that th* w ilt must b* sold
alt* to insure the deal going
through; but oven whrn th* vol­
ume o f puichaae* by women
was increasing rapidly, f*w peo­
ple realised that adviiU stng must
l»« adapted to women psychology
and iM t the lo ak al parson to
msk* this adiptlon was woman
herself. One of the largest advetrising agencies In this country
s u m i(» phenomenal growth p ri­
marily Hu an isvrly realisation v-f
this fart.
And what changes hava been
wrought in advertising! Una b tt
hut to examine the file* of n*wspaptry and magaalnr* o f two Jecadaa ago and lay them baaid*
Issues of 1MU tu rcalls* th* trans­
formation that has resulted. Not
ail th* changes it It tiue, hare
bssa due directly to women| hut
they have led the way and th*
have born farced to ,**•»
In advertising n u n pgr-

fore* must take h-mlninc paycnology into uecount, to in politics,
where women, numerically strunger. are beginning more fully to
eterrise their voting franchise.
Old political
shibboletna and
method- of approach uf men must
give w ay to campaign speeches
slid writing* that are adapted to
sell candidate* and platfo.m s to
womrn. This meant, as in butinaas
advcrlsing, that women will pray
an Increasingly large part In tha
part) councils.
It is not logical to predict, there­
fore, that th* next two daesdes
will witness such changes In po­
litical campaign methods that a
e ulitiran of th* old school would
&gt; hopelessly a t tea If resurrected
from the saadidetasisl grave and
pieced in the middle uf a primary
or genet at election campelgnf—
I’erhapi the organisation would
ilka to hara It* name changed la
the Coast Disregard.—1‘ biUd#'.
phla Inquirer.

C ooperation
ATISFACTORY

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banking

relations

•re based upon mutual kntwUdg*

and underelandlng between th* bank
and Ita customer*.
It Is th* aim * f U&gt;* First National
’ Bank to taka an activs interest la
th* financial affaire o f Its customers.
On* of th* chief characteristics of
^pur urslee la close personal ca-cper. atioa.
V
- A talk with one o f our officers may
suggest how w# may La of service to
you.

&amp;

Elton J. Moughtonl

First National Bank

Architect

Sanford, Florida

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u tiili.' at s u 'rkck lay Miss loK*
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munpluscntitl a ith u s n iln 1 p « ty { I
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{ I n u un Kriaiiy nlletnuui) by Alt*,
i'a t ! '. (IP l l . t l K W u llll prs
liutuiun ut her heme. Tt&gt; • trek arcsci n ul h r i.c r » « « eojujsu
A i.u iu . Thu brntur e u i-l I i . n e o l , SIV. hnch use*re tuts*. vucbluaWlsa , .udj, l&gt;f^
a* u {U l 11mim ih k i'ir t N a m m 1 . tun -lip*. Ha* |iri seutmt tw Mr*, lac.-tih*.
barf, and wthur pits. ■ »rr. naatd* • A. b
"Jailtiu, c h i t N a a w u ,o«» Chui.h
cel tu Ai&lt; -. B. F.. S Jferli. nisi Mrs. r . i f . .. &gt;.l»l*t a t . ctcM tu Airs. ^
,a,^ s .
(iraut V\ tbc.li. Min. Storm * rt- 'll i t ltah.ee. M jt. Jeelta la id ' l u a * stain
en erd f»*r hitih ,*.*•*-. a I s a • lif t : V " .u t lurh ale 1 * M t ie l»*ip ojai pua*,
£4, Wb
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n ltb g Imu b s .it l is .l l if M n .i.l H * — &gt; i" ~k ana-Cl o n t e * r -chcmr taiftb lip
n l y u rsiS td J..r ,u llin K kith_ a n a- e .t i tupml 'ey the Ita ld dec- a* - f * Ai
M i »t playitt* i -isJ .
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• jllui'. abltii iisddid a aladi- to, tu,
H11si. *•*«,
1 teurtai. -ejiueu.
I k i h l lu lu t, |.rvet min. In| in ’•■ 1 amt l m * s and h&gt; Ikr isfreanMtv
the due c rat Pin. wfuth «rre ntseeet V S a W l i «*te- an W* u e t M j s h p,i
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U tia*' tuuls - n i s i * Ik, R ia d
u a Ha. . -rrse-4 '&lt;y in* hastes*, ta t ikal
him. T ,sk."U ei* e nti ctuiai-eL Mu .
il ilik * s -.p u t try *tm. Orasie IVmsa. e l l 4. a ll
Uui u Ipti'ntupi were- u n a c te d '■ *' k u ti-ct 111 Haam t&gt;a Mi » lis ts m tliM a
• I’le liuie I'PeUia. 1. - -HO,
at-h frm t&lt;t h u -t t . M u liU Fu s«e U - » •leataat* Mm*sh.
«m-*mt.. " U s * djUkh- '- k -'"VS
t— —
-hoy has, taiJvui.-a, utud
ahiii* the t a n .* and e l l n KimIk
Syemtii^ &gt;«b ,aaw HjSk,* -a
i t s ... .ne.Iid tu la* s itu Mt-* tiaun.** t,
'• the**. liRiet u,
■ t m M t m further umphu-tisel the Urundt ke'i*: Mta. .X Is Maltmu.. .-tsm utr “
la p •&gt;*. id y .u L Ilee &gt;pu.,ip.
a
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ihi
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i.festsi.
fa -: I eulur*.
Mt*. J. Ik ld e , Mrs. Ilesuy Kt.k
eikjsaj u *t
i«h i e i
A t the tea hiur a ealad ami ic •• r. Mrs. m mie
H t m i,
Mi .
-rJd.1 as M*et 1is *.d j , Knun « s b i -a-re*U I*, tie- t . -t.- - Julia l .i u e i t . Mis. Icruta* thseea,
■ atpu - ad I.jlp aliunui.
a -i t*,| by Air-. Juha tlu s-S Jr.. Jli*. U tM U fc*tl»*r, ?!r». Uceetke
ma, aadsm aata, *ttuasr
Mi . I t n i a t , K i k « n . U t , V%. h- l i a s , 'lr&gt;. hruuk I v is i &lt; Mrs.
VVli.t. n .l .Mis, Le* A a s s a i. 4
'U ly M kkler. and tk r .Misri.
Thus- taettnl ■■■ 1*Mrs. HodT-uar MnitS-a. k o t k i l l u Uou
-V ■ •dial .RiMotpa Ooa lapse
Buie were: Mrs- Lutun K. Allen, ■ s n. It i.S y ^ ls e a . Anita. A4* l &gt;&lt;
rst.odpd tu a d rheata ikp l p v ,
Mi*. L F. It,&gt;t hr. Mrs. Miumu. 11. !■ Otoe
Ira It- WMJm^. Ua.lt. Cat • * the • JaaoJs I t u t p a . m*p.
Ilutlun. Mr*. VV\ IL Whit*. Mr-. Male n &gt;. and LlU a Hay.
“ • f . -May Hr. TP, 4 ^ p, *ft&gt;in mm
A. V . i&gt;M»* Air*. A VI. la * . Mr-.
asmisasoiiy &gt;4 tPu luumtm- ..1
U rint M il ..u. Ml -. K. J. Hi tl, J r .
t-^aish a rhsrns.
Mr*. Juha M L ch .J t.. Mrs. U. K. M i s . W iK b t H ostess.
hleetm*. Mr*. I L i l l i * . t ran F ) .
T o H « r Cttib.
lltru ji.
M i, A . C . F u ji, M ra Ik F. tU ot.
ner Jr., Aire J. l&gt;. V u d r i f f . Mi*,
thinI R. Kurl-er. Mr*. R. It. Chap
mot. l i r e tU , H U br. M r , Kdmunj M .uth.' J‘ r , tt. It. I 'a -a itt

Mr*. A. N. Cm-perua. e i * r * - ’ p i|h aladi.lt and alhst s p ^
t t s t ly ttlr s tp ltil hr* k n k h i sis. tflupecm.
oiepresr-y. PS* haaursd tee ■ h im Mji g *P l A , a flrcm e p , krfh
her o f her b iaad a p ith a sntprUs U.-T. p i l e a patent K athn Uaik
party pa T fem d a i ► *•*•** a t pm ‘ ia« ls*«. a a * aaardssl U Mrs. »,
hpma ia the f i a t n n A p a itiarsift . . U. Isirtley. Lup*h**a * u
tin s
F u t S t is e t
*« reed ta emits** ( p u the heidjt.'
|, «P et purr fayuel Jarena the I lahipe P h a n p ete ueecUnl p .th
m i k r t h l I t s I n * hs^r R 'lM p - l llw e d u h L Aosmtlar lies least,
map*- Pec* seeersM la I lee fedlaa* Isaa. P a* Abe, U t* u Jlru*ht*aci « r Mr. and Mm. b N, Cam im a. j TPr*a m w M s n e AUe lb. L
Ml*. C. T . bear. Mrs « . C . K * e-; K siun a. Mrs. m . ML W iuen s. Mr*.

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W L - I E t t PAHVUHR11RE

* rn » lin m a tiwr*e, and preY* 1st It hctn j tBir-own entirely out
o f ccmtnl by Ik s strong wind*. Rut
(Ma Inactivity jnade (hr triuinn
wnrm, no Mr*. H s s k and I_ nrrnmpanh I hy C'.niuiandrr D a rk
«T the l.'nttrd S t c t r , M n ! dirigi­
ble L o t A a p l i i . rnidt a t .ur of
the njrrbunval y iart &lt;.f the *• ip.

n r 'rirfhrifliwwfjr sffNn

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YnimHrn off motfiriot. in this
rtty,” *tt day dcelurrd 11 ft, lin rit y , mwtmpnr nf th r Thnd'-ear
rnrvk., Ytatinn afft 119 T a r l A m ­
in * , operated V tt*r JJm lrjr T in
* H ir &lt;5.mdymr T’attifindrr it
hitlM by th r w orld', lu r g o t tlrr
ta ilniT n * 111 and ha* n"hied an
'»hfl&gt;r wepwwt— n for quality."
h r said. ‘ Tt 1* Yhr wall,'.. and in
mWny rarra th r cupel no-, n f th r
hkphtmt quality nnd highest prim
t h r built ti) aqmlh’r lire mnnuTartiimr*; in fart, ft
i» thr
.’■ Itatamhiq. t h e In it pHrr «-la*«.*'
hr r a id.
■ *TThr T io iir m t Cum pm v ha*
tor onmty yrnr» hrrn iiuitdinp a
tlr r t o fill th r demand o f auto
mobile owner*, who Tor Varb»nYrawm* ti&lt;* tint want to lnv«-«t h*
t t r - h m t — ftlumtaifl “ ttfti ~ m ~ Till-'
iw n V o - «orh n* Wr hrlievr thr
dtl-wwrthi'i trrail to 1m tail
a So imltt t h r .-etuipnwrt , that
wifi plvr them th r tnMl orrviea
for n mioloiatr investment.
''H V i u w r nomfliln, t in ipinlity
•IT th*. lirr tin* hrrn improved
and O o i f r a r engineer, e»n
■•wed t aatiy tr-t * a mt e«|uTl' imrTta To-T -ri- liriiTtii'nimp WfMi
•hr ehanrrft wdiirti hnUd lir i.
i.m *nM
sratrd In tlo* new I’uth■ finder.
*nt la a rtmilnrd &lt;Jooi|)*rnr
modnet, Ktantprd a* rnrh and
•nrrytnp it* own iditilifirutto'.

A T M IL A N E TH E ATE R T O D A Y
1'&gt;* ■

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«»r

H viti tl«-ir perm m lom . au. wliil..
* r w all H phi1n«tphiraUy for th«
&lt;-rnah which sec p u d errtnin l-i
roims. are wt.nd.-rrd about amid the
many c * i hap* w tik t fiJ thr in, 13c of th- ahip. and up rphlerwrh laiidtaa to th e vary top of
thr hap.
I*rr»mtly thr we-ppcl'n' began
pitching trm lijy , apd. * » oradr
imr Wny hark to the ratan. I*&lt;M«
and pans in th r kitchen u&lt;M
rattling ahntit with n trrrifir din.
and about tb it time. thr dirigible
o r n 'ir d l&lt; \t .e r e * lift 'r* French
town, and t a lr r !&gt; ae.m ii! im-vltabtr th&gt;t a r vhnulj ■ l.ri* ■ » tip
again-1 the aide o f a mountain
w ith y . Knc-b llm r h n n rv if, trr
threw .tit w ater l i i l l i i l , nnd

0 ULE9 BktD SOE. AMD O iO R U SeStN C lM O I H ^ H O V .O O A lf

dtli-k, plrnninl tin- lipht* nf the
ru rr* n.ivnl nir atatinn, and wiknnv that salvation had mmc it,
l»»t- It *■ &gt; thi&lt; » tk nf lr*« than
half an lr ur to f i t the .llri-lblr
to til.' fiuund when ru l'd had iirrn
dtopix-d to llir inpnh’n rrew of
:uai (hat had l*-fn &lt;**rmb|cd In
aid ik . and ntnr’ftt U forr we knew
it, oire fiiin I . u rirlir* nn ro ll)
laud again, our • tperlrnea sw iftly
receding Into n mrinory Ilka n hur.
I .!*!«. in(d.lu
Tin rr w»» a "Ittlo delay with
the (U*lom* pi pie, nml then h1[
W ith mn-t.-r1y n a v lra ilm . Hr to M.e lid* I nt T iu lo n ,- lfi nillca
l&gt;Vrr«r i.e-ie lit th,. * ittwdin |U .| away, for n &lt;t nml n'lnaatiun.
liich*t n|f itin)(*« n?iH
lij n t s :l
v-intff hr lirmh**! tu r ir .t Cilery. All
('ourtcsicH W ill Be
th»l *my
u« anti *U t?ur*it»r
Extended T o Troops
fpjthf»- &gt;y to ttdii lu — ioa -mU U
♦ #*mr fh r r rr n? r*]ulli! itum in Ihr

tfwrtufrt

•

1 inf n %rr II I' nI ut nn nntrlr

&lt;T f* ilepret . nn.l Uni
' w*
nil thnt • • pt tin fn»m l»r|r|^ p|t« I)q 1
/limit lift.| rn ttin l r* »*»|»li ♦ «I&gt;• i-ut
nf rt»nt
Iiillo *n.
, ta m ale mnttrra w e r e ,
ilevelu|ied in th„ radio, and
•■ Tier min'le |iitifid ntlmitita
t ie .-..rid rdriatvl nf i.ur
v dn.pptnp note*,
with teillrrt, m -ttfy nh l
in tnirlion* aa In tl«-'i
tom-tr-f i ui by T r ~nyrnT,tt7 1., ~(f.~
aw n «att BH'tiipm'1
-Te-iitd lu-'t.w.
a».aimtt W illy . W f i t r r A b r ia r d C n i f
And ft li *’ i• ilrlflnT. turning »ed
S i t aaily a i r wa
lor lug e« (he win 1 *rrn 'ltd
hloitit mir rara. It w en ud Ih v *
ur 1'id o f t i " i l J.. ami d iffuiit'v
’• as r. mi’lete, t'lJl. rV' ^ |; « ^
i.'h.-e (.mlt."i* * "i|ed «., ■ L 'i rd.
the irrrcrilur pu'aat ioi, whiih n
imrainr *»tf i Ih* H H r IU^ i tn rauimj
illl»ti-1 thnt the la -1 remninitiI h r Intent* On tinI
S rr
vtrr tinailiiuiifip? in
Y«*rl motor, atraim-il |.ryuiid It* latuili
W r t m r «fptir»»itn|»l”r fbr orefctu iy try it* h'-avy ta L, wh&gt; f.iilir^-iivui 1 tint * aL'tnr t o . K'*W«n*rr f«»i ti»T
l»r. Pt I r t iff fiNfrn.il 't» I
* Htninmrnt &lt;hi 1l*r 4 mrrr&lt;^fu 1
nmiplr4ti'*i nf ilir f i r 1 " lr c H
l«nr tnUr up *1* 0 ..vt* *n i«|r -th
•ho tli/rlit.
.
lmv, rn it
inisl
tunl r**.
Tt»» Hit &lt;’ti)iirr» nf fli** mhliT1 mnin nloft ti I ftp •, i »i| n *«itl I n
nntifr; llv •HiwtlH 1H. FditiHT% rrn li
I . • rti h llir r 4l*r
I ft?*«nt»« i nnd |t i««»|. Iiim but « in *iwl nll.tlint w r* »» it.
Hut ru«IJr«ity, cut a i.O ir filU nr

o f u s e r s

Cleveland Mourns
For Blast Victims

t h r r e a r c J u a t tw o k ln d a
o f a p a rk p h i pa— AC*a a n d
t h r o t h e r k in d .

rl.KVKI.ANI&gt;, Ohio. May IB.—
Wl.rvl* o f induatry anil thr hu»i
rn .i^ n f.n errnt city rnmc to a
-land.till loilay while funeral• i.ir h.-il f r mi nf th , more than
131 vir'.ima of the Clrvelaml
■ llnir (limiter.
Mayor John l&gt;. Mnrahall nffich lly prnrlaunrd thi a n de[ for
..... if -'ll*. nod ir.p ir.iid thnt ao
fur c* poiaiblr, public and other
bu in. •* lie t-urtailrd to |irrmit
rrnerrl nli’ffp w ic r ; In Ita hour
of kuffrrinp. the rlty
rrerlvrd
nu-r.Mfva o f riYuliilenar Inmi
notin
tulera nnd oth&lt;;r aympaihirrra the world u\rr.

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and nard an alandard cqulpiuent
auch earn aa

• c o n a t n ir t lo n a n d t t r ld r d aide
____ c lr c tr o d c —35 t l m r a l i r t l r r l n r l r r -

Vlklnp.
Yrllnw Cab

I r tr a l r o n d u n t iv lly t h a n th e o ld

In p , flint p h -k n p , lir illiu n t |ir r fiir m n iir r .

V O ljN tLJlLBK iJJN U A N :

- - l l r r r la t h e rv Id cn re T A lT S p a r k I’ h iff* a re

KOUT IJAUPERIIAI.K,
Fla*
May 1H.
(IN S )— Joalph W.
V ling, founder o f IlolIywor d, nnd
I* a aanriate rompany, wer„ nnmnl
ile'rndnnta i|

j*n dorarcl hjr t h r w o r ld 'a Irn d ln p r n p ln r r m

l a Salle
N a.h
Oakland
Old* mobile
Plym outh
Ponllao

Cadillaa
Chaudlrr
(J in ro le t
I»e Soto
du Pont

A C * n rr k n o w n na t h e I h*I t r r
a|m rk p h ip a lirrn tia c o f l l i r l r
p a t r n t r d o n c - p l r r e p u n -tip lit

&lt;ia ta k ln K ', n tc lh o .l u a rtl In ortU narjr
• ajKirk p h ip a . A C q u a l it y In d ra lp n
a n d m n a lr t ir lln n in a tirra ra n y a t a r t -

s a y

I lu t etrrn th n l*rat a p a r k p lu p a * r r a ?
o u t . F o r in r r r a a r d p o w e r — a n d e v e n
fo r Itrltrir p aa n lln e lo i l r o p r — r lia p p e
a|uirk p lu p a e v e r y t e n th o n a a n d t n llr a .
I n a fe w m l n u t r a , a n y ] A C d e a le r, w i ll
r q u l p &gt;y u w it h t h e r lp h t t y p e o f p lu g *
fo r y o u r rn r.

elnirtiiin ('ninpany o f Ohio, wn filar
here t'uliiy.

W . H. LO N G
M EAT M ARKET

T h e M o s t Im p o rta n t

221 F„ F lftS T f S T .

Trnprlin Describes

H e -realised that y n y i n . weald
tw f low, lull e llife . •«! (be h"T—
■4 m aciiiw c~l*ili UrUlt.'etiltToH~T T~
le m .
T»' Y», WttlWe^V w’ a Without
wimimjs, t w m we le ritu
w'-nt
dead, lent ng i.ut «ne mi the per.
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TIIP MI'S I o r t;,\S()MMVt—till, AND CRKASH
S iS fl.iU U STATIONS
J n e r.

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V. C . M c M A I I O N
A«.iir

\««i»t, rinuir
1111*111^4 Will Ifr

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TM m « l*ar«*»4 Falk*
f I * * • v• —
aiavaiai Mhlnmial at
)• yrvra U ana tm
la* V ttll q««li(f Bl |M
r*•'r «f mil «.»d.f “on"
a«4 Htw^riU IkMl

C o n v e r tib le fff
L a n d a n le t %
Sedan

IT IS IIAItl) to undrraland why one lira
la better tkan another, iualglag by InoLi
nr the Grit thousand* nf (ultra of nervier.

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ftm- &lt;*f the imaai-ngrew m ind/
a d d Tie. S d n r r df hie c«uld jump
overt*a&gt;td w ith * pwrarhut.. lie
■ aid -hr p i r l e m j th is to the ua
•wetunit, n f drifting dor tiuurm in
w -relppird (4t«p. H r. £rkn&lt; r rr
fettling
a t a lr

out breaking, determines their useful'
In repairing all makes nf tlrra wr And
that Ihr patrntrd rordft u»rd only la
(inudjrar raMnga oollaal any other kind,
liy a pitrnlrd proeraa Ihraa rorda—
called S lim t T W I S T — are t.i.te d so
that they a ill itrrtrh ap to CO per real
farther brfnra breaking. They nlao
alrrlrh nnd rreorrr rrpeatrdly, after tha
brat eomprtlllra rorda ar* lifeless.

Hut a flrr ynu'rr Ihumprd and hammrrrd
your tirea for monlhn, Ihr hiddrn part nf
a tire— the moat important fartor in deIrrminln* life and milrage— then rrvrala
Ita worth. It ia the body, raarralrd andrr Ihr Irrad, and cnapnwil nf plira of
rerd fabric. Thia body aliaorba the hlawa
a tire (rla. It brnd, million, uf tlmra,
under the tar’s weight, to cushion your
riding.

*

1 wra* m A e d hart. Htn tli•mnln Mile*, with th. idlie, pa.
a.*n|r.*r*, ad." were im arati "( 11—
ftiuvltv id 1he ultiialmn It up
m-urril m.vltaidp that wi n .u t
d oeetul awaaer ur Inter Sudih-nly
1 nwipeiHwaerd thr -tiling een-a
tion uf 1h- idiit* hunging ah-iduteI) m.itn.til&lt;-s tn mid nir.
Ttuit -rumautu ‘ Miatrul" l ei
eunir In Vo- aeitlung murr ur le**
thnn a henrt l.n ahmc lu-adw md,
t..itdiiif iuu-h eut |ir*wrrrsa, ami e*
eft mg ju-t tin- sum (urrr a Me
erlppl.-d oil ip muld mu*! r * .th
th.- olile •euininlnc lnut” l.
miei nBnrg, «IUv.ui*t
Then .uanie a tew terrilile min
Ta « tu da Tlailv « w
rauwel) mimn ,|«rt- ut. a uf -vadeut jilti'lilng and |i.&lt;*.
wew eeapilrad to :put me. The uthnr Yuaoseagur* a."t
mwTxmi; 1-ui-lly wluit hud h.p
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Open to sunshine ...
closed to the rain . . .
smart in any weather

This greater elasticity or SU l’ KItTW lST
r,p la in , (I) tha longer lif* of Goodyear
tier*— their grratrr realatanr* ta lalary, and (2) tha fart that the average
well-worn Goodyear is worth rrtreading
when another tire similarly used ia
broken down ia tha body.

Tha rord«, tn do this, mast l*a rlaatlr.
Ilaw many tlmra they will Art and re.
carer, or how far they will hlrvtch with*

cillirr lltc New Ouklnml All-Amrrirun
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with tlir protre-tinn o f u nnart, eoinpb-trly «p|Miintcd
r&gt;rrlati. A »prciul drinonMrutiun of Convertible Landaulets ltaa been arranged which we will he glad to make
for you at any June.
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delivery and Baaneiog.

SEMINOLE MOTOR CO.
RIVES GARAGE

Phone 617

See This
Test— it Proves r
The Case for Goodyear Tires!

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CLEM ENTS
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B A PT IST C lll'R C H
Rev. II. W. Williams, pastor
Sunday School at it o'clock.
Pn aching nt It o'clock.
Evening service* at a o'clock
ST JAM Eft A. M. r.. CHURCH
Rev. J. II. Ep|ter*on, |&gt;n*tor.
Sundny Si IhniI uJ U-'IU o'clink.
•'reselling by Ih j pastor at 11
oVI'ick.
Evening services at 8 o'clock .
ST. JOHNS IIAPTIST CHURCH
A. lira.Ili y, pastor.
Sunday School at IL-IO o'clock.
Prvarhing s e n ice* at
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Woman's Home kllsslon meets
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Service* at 8.
Prayer meeting on Tuesday and
Thursday nights.
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Rev. C. Brewer, pastor
Sunday tViiool at U-.30 o'clock.
J, N. d o o m s , *u|frln'.c.uirnt.
Morning service at 11 a'rlock.
II. Y. P. U. at ii:4S o'clock. M. C
Musely, president.
Evrning srrvirrs at n o'clock.
Sunday School teachers' inerting
on Tuesday night at 7:30 o'clock.

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SECOND SIIII.OII M. IL CHURCH
Lockhort’i Subdivision.
Rev- C J Jackson, pastor.
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Sunday School at 0:30 A . H.
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nidlng in tbr vlrtory with s
triple and double. Ilnyrs hie catch,
cr, also rontribulril r s im liase-hlit
in help Id. team. ..Courier and
Hester, Giant battery, were giver
lnrdi. rre support.
Tbr Kiwnnis Club Junior Rise*
•'nil le a g u e title wl|' be settle J
nt the end o f the second half, ths
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PROVIIIENCK M. II. CHURCH
IIOOKKRTOXVN
Rev. 0 . K. fiMslon. pastor
Sundae School ot 8:30 A. M
Prrorhlt 44 11 A. 41, 2 P. H
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Giants Id to K In u gjin,. at Grant,
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IVHST SANFORI) MISSION A. C .
H. CHURCH
Rev. K 8. Johnson, pastor
Sunday School at lb A. 11.
I'rrarhing at 11:30 A. M. Love
feast second Sunday,
A. C. E lea gu e at fl P. M.
Preaching at 7:30 P. M. Holy
.-ommuninn second Sunday.
Weekly class meeting on Tues­
day night, conducted by A* W.
Dingle.

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union? Ihr "sreond*’ fi’Sturc* and
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wb'ch ninny Kngllih rritiirs pro

Weekly prayer meeting on
Thursday night at 7:3u o'clock.

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Rer. 1.. W. Williams, pastor
Bundsy Behind at 1&gt;:S'J o'clock.
Morning si-rvioa at 11 o'clock.
Sermon by pastor.
Preaching at S I*. M. Sermon by

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SIHLOH RA. THiT CHURCH
Rev. J. Siplln, pastor
' Sunday School at H:30 o'clock.
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Morning services at II o'clock.
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In lla tilth week at t h , PlecUUly,
brlnglrg .n an overage o f 10,000
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Thc British film industry, scop,
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box o fflc , receipts o f the theatres
showing American sound pktureo
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Colored Churches

T R IN IT Y METHODIST EPISCO­
P A L CIIL'KCn
Ree. Harry L. Burney, pastor.
Sunday School at P:45 o'clock
P. W. Spears, superintendent.
Hom ing
services
at
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Epworth League and Junlot
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Church meet at 4 P. M.
r o t iit o r t i i i :
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FOR HALE— Portable
phono
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drum ra g I) by 12; UndcrwciJ
Help Wxnled (Fem ale)
typewrittr; V*x-d chick protector,
Adrestopraph; Duplicating math*
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FOR RENT— Large and small
Apt. I-anglry A pis. Also 5T A K E O FF those ta ljr covert and
rellnDh the surface with W attr room house on 10th and Magnol n.
They Pay— Phone 148
(par lacquer. Show o ff your fum - Apply Apt. No 4, l-anglty Apia.
, Iture; don't hide It. Sold by S A N . Call C23 J. Summer Kates.
FORI) PA IN T and W A LL PAPER
Co. 110 W. F irst Street. Need • 16— I l o n a e a f o r R e n t
painter? Call 303.
FOR RENT— Furnish;d 5 room
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site* at Sylvan 1-ake adjoining ll k«ic 1In.#* linn ami lli*r*. inaMa or *lllii r of ) ou mu) ha kr aMAllint
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hosts and wvnwal cement work,
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[tracts Concrete Co. J. E TerUtl day nf Hay, A I* 19: 9, lu Rii'l
A L L KINDS of furniture for s a c , It) ilk* l itk kill «'nhrt lu mml I 4»
il lexer, P ro ;. 3rd and Elm.
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CAB BITS PUB 8 ALE— Pedigreed
and m l n s t d breeding stock,
also young pedigreed stack eligible
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registration.
Chlnehlllaa,
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IF you desire a pretty, romantic FOR RENT, Furnished rooms on
■ econd floor of llerold building
sweetheart, wr|tc Doris Dawn,
Can b , rented on a eery reason­
East Cleveland. Ohio.
able basis. Inquire of Foreman,
The Herald.
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office should ba notified Immodiatalr In case of error

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JACKf-ONVILLK, KJa., Star
10— (IN 8 ) —A new emlurar.ee
taeord for light aircraft waa
*«t here today by Laurie Yongv.
local aviator, who brought nl*
plane "H oU y.T ot.y " to a land­
ing at .IsOJ J». M„ after rew 'fn laa aloft f e r 2 j j m 4 r«..i&gt; J &lt;
.--fleu«laamit»*. - rwF^mntltnjr wa*
made afte the fuel aupply had
lieen exha uated. The plan-.Rtloaq to the ground ~k ft*.-*
Wtathi ring n ter llic eleelrirat
Korin ■wlii.h made- the tlief'*
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Evidencing a cha.tfte of
heart in regard to refinanc.
ing Sanford's bonded debt,
renrescntatl\ea of the bond
houses, vvbo last week noti.
fled Khjrqr.G^y, after the
Copdnissloners had turned
tiown their firat proposition,
Uiat further
negotiations
would be unnecessary, re­
qu nted that a meet ins be arrange-!
tha City llal this morning at

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w ^ ^ " io to tlS E ^ A ^ ^ m m n d tte e
‘•rornfmagd of Frank L Woodruff,
R. A- Newman, K H. Ij-rnsnii
and F. T- Miller, waa appointed
to preamt Ihn Ineol situation fully
ta lha repreaenuilvea.
The meeting waa rhararteriard
hy the frankneaa of the ©till-ilAInn In atnling (heir caae to
the repreaentatlvca, and tlie comrileie willlngneak mr It* p a rt.to
tbtrn to any proposition the hi nd
lien bad to offer.
In that re
•pert it a a , n n-petition &lt;f the
t-eelbii? held ln-1 Tnmday, with
the Commlaainn thla time able !■
•peak
with
much
more
dearness, duo to the lax-payer*
■neeting In-Id Wo-lnesday night at
which lime Urge' property owner*
t-apreased their alinnat unanimous
disapproval of (ho plan offered
to the City whlrh would pruvido
for a fiaeal agent in charge of
financial aifaira. _

i

Engineers Laborr To
Strengtheni Lcevccs
G R E E N V IIJ.K , Mlax., flay 20
— (IN K )—Although yitglneeri- he­
ll via) there waa lio Immediate
danger, tk&lt; wi aliened ' t tra ~rt
Mound'a landing, I I miUa north
- of bare, was-being ralnforr-d to­
day against tons, op Mississippi
flood waters.
I t waa announced today that .Tix)
roavlcta ordered from Parrhman
prison laat night by Governor
Then Bilbo will not be sent to
•Mound's landing becauao of a
government regulation preernting
w a rlc l labor on fadera projects.
Meanwhile Governor Bilbo inatrvetod the adjutant general at
Jackson to h a rt national guards­
men ready to nova Into the threat­
ened area In case o f an rm rg»"Or-

Precautions Taken
To Prevent Trouble
EU ZA RETH TO N . Tenn.. May
•A-r-llM B)—Extraordinary
pre­
cautions warn taken today by
tigh t companies ny ktale milllla
pat M l ing the
C arter
County
strike bans
fallowing
reports
that strikers would attempt . to
' a ta ro a M r demonstration today.
&gt; Meanwhile Adjutant General W.
' C. Bdrd. commander a f the treope
. Too atrika duty, daalsiod that “r*»rUal law wit! net bo ordered un-

t

Affirms Dirigible Has
Been Vindicated A s ----Trans-Ocean Traffic

Mother Of Youth,
Misvsinff Here Since
Friday, III Al Home

Youthful Radicals
SfriVp To Prevent
Policeman’sParade

Hoover Gels M
ShinerM
«On Hbi Fishing Trip

H k p w iiW w L a a .,

WldenpreadRumorsOf
Threats AgainstAce
Of AirBorne Out By
Emergency Measure

) r y h i- d -i.~in|a, itha~ l iTntr f ir *t1n~t"1*n-rn t'lrrh " wrr,: miile yr«lrrstart,
|day. The plane is pmvrted witii n
Thr- daring aviators w)r» w i'l 25u horse |Kiwrr tnglne and will
Ry Jam e* I*. Smith
E l). N O T E :-F a llu r of the Graf hrarp t h r perils nr the Atlantic Inf hold idHI gallons of go*. Thr iliath r quest fur fame that C hirle* A. tar.i,. is morr than 4,700 mi r*. if
International New* Service
7. ppelln l i go through with •*»
i.indhtlgh la-unn tw I year* ago I Ihe fliers n-weh ihrlr destination
Special Correapnndrsvl
Frlrtlrirhihafen - to - l.tkrhur*^ I .-day are Roger lj. Williams, the I they will rstahliah a new w rrll
NORTH HAVEN. M r- May 20
tranr-Al antic flight because of Ain i-r!, mi; aril Jin n Aaaolant, dl'tanrp irronl.
—Widrsprrail reports nf thrrnl*
engine cusuultlra dor* not tndl- Itcne Iz-Fevre and Renicno i.&lt; Hi.
The Frenchmen had planned In made hy mall lagninst the life of
bead across thr Atlantic this Cnl. Chatlr* 'A- IdndlH'rgh, wrrr
&lt;rat fundamental airship faulta of France.
Williams will I,,, nrrnmpanled h y ! nv rning, hut postpumal their hop. apparently hurno out (mlay by
tmt "actually point, out thr inIa*wis Ynney, rr ief pilot and oft l.einuse «f unfavoralila wrath
rirrrccn ry m'essurrs |n incrrasihi-rrnl safety of the dirigible," in navig.it -r, nn,| Kenneth Ibirslrrker,
rr rr| -rls. Williams was to have
the &lt;pinion'of l.ieut. C.imninti !er srrvise riigims-r of the Wright pibited the Roma from Ru isevrlt the nirrn'ly heavy guard surround­
K. R-ivemlahl, fl. K. Navy, of Company,
Field t-i Romp tort summer, but ing thr Ml rrnw summer place
Williams and hi* n ew planned Cm-.ar Ssli-IR ned I'irrro llohrl- whrrr Aim-lira's la-st k ’ jvsn flier
llio laikchurst naval air atatioli.
to Imp from Ihe n rport at T rtcr- li, leading light* in tin- projvst, Ih&gt;- and hi* wi-aithy hriilr-lu-be arr
ilia clews fo low; '
b ro, N. J , tiuluy or loniutrrw in camr intuit id ,'n a law suit and sojourning
-.
By l.Vut. t'ooimaodcr
the "Green l'l*sh ," their llellanra tk« R nt, did nut start.
A m il fur viduntrrr rnn»tahh-»
('-. K. ItosinJahl
nml drputir* "wa* hroadrasl, anl
E A R E IH 'R ST . N. J .. May k*t)_
North llnvrn Ju*tlrp* wrrr proF ilst &lt;-f all it should lie remem­
pam l trr s » c» r In the new ofT
bered lin t Dili i-ffurt uf the Graf
fieri* with a minimum of rr-l
tape. It unV ndm itlrj Unit thiZeppelin I* H e first *n,| only on.,,| nf 20 r r more s|irt ial I-&gt;f six traln-A tlaiilic flig h ts-a ttdrim-i, nt prt-srni lining duty,
It n| t ,| by an, airship that was
a s * to hr nugnirntril at oner.
not tomplr'.nl, neat, that mi h a
Officially
thr
town father*
km-vv "nothing a'out it." “Have
t-li„l,M le engine lasunlty at the
n't hi-urd of II," said Srtn-lmaii
luimls of highly •Lllliil per-onnet
Ht-imnn ('in rL ill. 'Must I-- juvl
is iinprerrd ntnl in the history ul
n iiitiinr."
" It .it *jo il and tin- otlu-r srlivlnilohlp.i nnd Imle d n ie rra f- Sum­
•nrn vvrti; nt the__ Morrow c»lmed up. Ibis flight of the (iru!
inlro?"
/-I'lpilui in lia d u! indicating
" V is , hilt wbut of I t? "
CHICAGO, .May ' 20. (INK)
George It. Iln'm r*
"Vo,I ili-vinord pla-is for niorr
flindaiiu-nlnl uirsliip fdul'.i, m l
llnw "S .n rfu rr A l" Cap-lie, rollIntrrrallonsl
News
Sc-rvice
»
,ia4&gt;* p-ii.t* out llie illtie ic-nt safe­
, it!. , &lt;-.1 orte of the gi.-steet * t' e in n lv ? "
5 l.il! I nriroponrif at
"Now, I l,11 you f know noth­
ly ol tliiis typ - of n u ll. Il.iu any
I unenla uf law nml order, an i
WASH INTON.. Mag 2 u As
ing I boll, it."
other type *,f carrier suflcred a iirittibutiun to the settlement Ol Frank J . Iv rsrh . 7*Vyear-..l.l at
"IVImt ,|id you discus*? "
similar loss of four-fifOn, uf I t - Europe's ,eparations
prol.lrm. '• " '*• • ll ‘" 1 » «h Ihr ‘ -hkag..
'Tlm l's
noh-Hly'a
lai»lnr*«
propulsion powiT the net rv-ul'
..
.
. i rune «• mmiflVHMia pp I *n n That'* nil "
h,„ h, |r| „ Mim
could tu t |s.s»ilily hav,, Is- n any Whin, Jus le .n the w orld, th irl
T*-r ili-frlldcts of I ho l.indbeigh.
l r
lo
,„ ,i
r U„ c .l Morrow ptivm-y nml prnrr wrrr
nior,, -ucrosslul III any ruse Ilian •suih.ink- alumhUnu b U k • !» « K
t o tin- sale landing and housing tile war, the Ibdled States Guv- , rjn, „n,| tnlltR-s, was tn|i| lieti Will ii'.-nn- Lalay ih.*y h n i s )"ti
^*. „ t
7 ct~ H ie— TTr7 t on tin ir band*, dentil thrratn or
of the G raf Zepiwlin at Tuuian .m .n ,n t is w Ibng to -.n le d '-w u .
oiu wlint nirt I n ,nrlyr cnlleclloii ,
'
•
mi ib-nth t brent a.
without t arm to mulct ini or prr' f it Gill uguinsl lie many.
, . , _
T lin o l.ad Keen no la ntli throw.otinel. If we could picture a liveA pi n nirtmly I.-* i mn wmkvd"^appealed In C«|a,re ns a man.
nioton-il nirplcn
nffliclril with •ill tty the
VieuMiiy,nml. In a &lt;•’ a husband and fu lle r, and nn rr* to runic 41 with tlniM fur. tmt
failin' of four of its motors it lr gviitr.il wny, i.pprutid. Ilavlr&lt; lin ertn n ciliriTi t " tin all he ‘.lirn* hull b^rn worry enough
ttcir»|M|ier9M&gt;ii wrrr to hUtnr for
wi ll ii .-ciftliiMil lliut tlie ill vil it.tt pi. d Ihe
piinTlple,the iictail* c iobl I-, help mo (Iran up Chia lot nf It. T hrr* wrrr innrr
wurked--ul. h u t 1 roan, to keep the ^'rrtlnns clean of them •rmiml than I*vrr thrrr
aide tYt l It w-ul,| lie its d* cent telimln to
w litrev.r . it liajiiK-nrd. Itk/bc. an,I tiw. 'i ! b , v ,“j.ng ln I'u 'ia has I ' r i l i ^ J tr.W ip ma«mtha »lly .'wUar." wwa wIm^i
Hruni war*
iSnh.bil TTic- 1 eVii liV of' a smfniift anvKedThn..Wn*trhrgtnn Is wl lr g"’ ^ . ^ dcr'|,rr().
to "go .I.uiig Will! Ihe uthrr t,rt... '
. ,.
,
. hrrr thr In i! tlmr North Itavrn
poll. Even n ateamcr aimilnily
man d. ntori. in . 'iy rra-unable and
, 1
’* * " . ? P u
' r i, wnv on |In* fn n l |»agr«
ul flit ti,| rout,I ibi no more tiiun l- eq-utahle pr. gram that pn n u -e .i., 'he la xlegl „ Hotel, lie tins sitMorr iifivBsi rvary mlniitr.
mnke |M,it mid r l»nrp rontioi nnd i move Hie ii |&gt;arut inns In.g, &gt; I'ng la-neath n p b tire of George t*Mi. noil 11mImy ¥,it* w»*nt of uM
tmt tin |&gt;;t-M iig rs a-limi- rufily. ilour the pallutuy nl Kbnqa-au Wa-liingt n nnd Abrabaei l.inrnln. It MbN "niiiimYtnwt" ll»nt I .indy
I ask,,| him if tie iiiul ia-rorne a n.m If* hop o ff f»n unothrr «f
Tlnr.* is y it insufficient da, i le c o ti'l).
A note wn* tiisputilud to I'a ti*. pnturslix - I AmerVnn rilixen. IG Mq Mirpriar flights in thr hig
nd information available for
jingiii): tlie Inal or fs&gt;iurcs. lliffi- I., l r.ii lil after I'lisldent ll'a.vrr , *p| eared Is lie hurt and remind" .1 u»r*)hitd«ri plaor, in wtilih hr nnd
„ Brooklyn Mi*« Motrua tim e ratling on thr
rnllle* wilti on,, mnlnr or «vr n m il r (filter nsl with rung re sn.nal ,„ p th„( tlp
fnrviity.
In *1
»i'i\i**i»^ |Imt I bi« i;o
xmkI tbiit If* •
Ift* ulul i h 1*1i**M
).n -ibly two llllte la- II kllllWII liUl
Hu* |»n*i»4 rrprrarnlnttvr« tnd
*
Mil'll? w.l |lll lurid to inul.«• •Hll*
(|| wi'rn An»rr»rnn&lt;.
■lie rntiiph te fnilnvc- uf four nut •itu'i inn» ai'oitf H»lh I In* it
•vlni |i»fi|if*fI llkp n litrire prrt of
of live makes it np|H-iir Unreason- «»li|r
**1 lu l'i- d fu r ii
• It*»f nn.l tin* iMipiiliitiit of Maritime Maino
Hi ll
un ud'OVil liti|*|il l„.
nor
I a s L n l him to %
abb- to n-criln tiny •liter thiui a'- !»'.» Ill «t.
•n% m IiNIrI to n » p tlir youth
ful iitinlor **gf»fi»| lu rk ." A wav«*
i nlir ly nliiioruiiil cause- 7‘tiere a iIII.tier i'ic trra'u ry
it u 41 promiM* l !•••V|» mr.
•*!!«• »«••.♦ * %\b«n I d id , l;rl«| mil of thr liun.l nt l*»nr d *lanrr
il-l l.o re .k ill'd i.|a-|nlurs of |li ■ *ai,| Ir^li.y Unit tin* cmim' i mimb
Mini • |,u hand N hl «ai«l li,, wouM l»* Ip tin* riviiii? r«»|finr| pa«V* hid
Mn)Inn I, engine in lb,. W"il,| than ( h i » K" ' 1 •*•*»' •*! 1* H dltii;
- I»«•i•t l!»r l»r«t
l»ft
that
lh«
, ,|r i„t, „ f HM. „ , r
Ihe cr-w uf Un- G raf /.eppelin. wi I r&gt;ist“ th e 'fr e a s u r y o n ly n l-,i.t | (p ,
lownn|MH i'll* ri|»rrtnl.
noithrr
I
haw
Exii-ll nt service uf this ty|N- uf V j o j m t u a i , T t h e t o t a l .......................... „ | „ „ t t , „ | r . f u .e . 1 ,
f i i ’ mi
in. .un I I i f 1 iii 1111 h
r
.
.
.
*
•
ttVntlviunl On I'agr Four)
engim un nuny long previnuAmen..in 1 bum, a g .ln d tier- " CVPr • " n ' h*\™ *n * n r«'1 •“ » 1
lligiit- in I'ldiug triun-eeranlr uni III n&gt; i Ignillran, u . , . iu|.a . l |'«Vr■ ren on t.. la-lieve he did he, ,,
(t.'ontinued On I'uge Four)
with (hole III I 'ranee, England "•* hmaliim* nl of the lad ehelU-lfciinn and Italy fail
into •I'-n and did |&lt;&gt; In Elorida in g"l j
&gt; : ( I » A hill of Appniaininle- swsy V o n gung* a* he told me
ly $2tiO,WM,INd) lor ruainlaimng, he wnuhl.
•

NEW, YO R k T M ay 2 u - ( I N S ) Sixty-lirn bos b*l fans, man)
f them young boys of the free
kli-faecal,
toualetl-liradc&lt;l type
oniprnniUing a Ir.rp, percental"
•f Babe Ruth's ruuntl as gilaxy
f admirer* the nation over, w in
• Ing treat &lt;1 fur irijuric* today
is the result of a wild atampeilo
ehlrh fnj uwc,| a auildrn cloudrural in th« llfth Inning of th.
fankec-Rrd Sox gam,- at tin
i anker Stadium hire yeatrnlay.
T o o persons a young girl and
i co-y ar old truck-driver, nu-t
natant death u h .ti tlie rrowtl
rrambling f«r i alia in B moment
if wild panic, knocked (tieru down
Ihd crushed them uguinal tin
.louring uf the stadium.
Report* pom l.inrnln Hospitnl,
where the injured where taken
date Inlay that all thuae hull
■re t-S|M-rlrd to recover, nltbougli
nany were auffiring from frac­
tured riba and brok n arms uni
icg l. ”
The dead were Eleanor I'rfre,
17, a student al Hunter Cnllege
here, uh&gt; had tak n tier "kid
iroiher to l i e gante, mid Joseph
a rtir. Both rra-’t in/'.naln deutn
.alien the surging crowd, rwep'-.
iver them in II* mad tush to isape tli* alarm.
•
Some Wl.tsi'l tiersena were galh
m-d in Ike huge bowl when th*
&lt;amu -was lislle-l beenuse uf tain
ill the f i n t half of the filth and
thc *cor- standing n to 0 in favor
d the Yank e*. suddenly came a
n-m tiilouj ila ,p of thumler, fmlowed imniediat ly hy a deluge
whirh pound tarn in the ptuvctb
al buckcUlul o te r ih. stadium.
Those In
thc cuVc-red staiala
merely grurubl d, but in thc rignl
field Idrachrr*, wine op n to the
skies bill pupil nr became of Unit
proximity to llalie Itulh'a baili­
wick, tin i m u a second of pun
cd indecision a» | l. clmtlbursl
•-amr, sn,| then a fnnxied rush
fur the exit*.
Ml** I'rlcc ami Carter were In
tbs front of ilia mob that arrunib.
ltd " vrr seat* and railing* in the
ru&gt;h to cover, and Iwlli tri|.|ied
an,| fell as the panir-atii.krn
crowd fought to gel out of tt.«
rain.
llundri'la of fret trampled over
Tbp sudilen disappears lire of
(Continued On Cage Four)
K. Garth .Gn»v Jr ., son o f H.
G arl),—G ray of - B ail and' pFWr
bind, pulilie r n nunlants. is lausing ronaifriable tnntrrn among
friends nnd relallvva of thr hoy
who fear that b« may he alrk
nr in n ci-Ultiitr rondillnn In
some strange city. Young Gray’s
nmt hr r, who has k m quite ill
NEW YORK. May 2 0 - &lt; l h 'S ) - slnrw hr left Sanford, is partic­
A band or youthful radicals, call­ ularly worried over hi* disap
ing , themselves
"the
yount I t-nranrr.
Mr. Gray baa Iteen rondurling
pir.neeni of America" tried in vain
to break up tha parade of 5.000 of an intense rrarrh ft r hla *r
thronghrmt Hie state a n l has en­
New York's iin eit yesterday.
Th* youths, moat of whom were listed the aid of the Salvation
lielwren tha age* of I I and 17, c a t­ Army and other org m iiation* in
called and booed a* tha no:ira an effort to find the hiiy.-or In
parade naaaad through llnio* get Idas to rr mmunlrnte with hi*
Si|uair They had barn holding t home. Mr. Gray aaya that hit
rotating close by. They triad to son, who waa only nineteen, ha&lt;i
interrupt tha Roe march hy a hern dissatisfied for some time,
counter marrh In tha opposite di- and that hia only reason fo r push­
iwctioa. This mov* made It akcr*. ing the search waa to help tfe
•ary fo rtka police to (b arg * them. hoy secure employment where hi
•Several patral wagena wrrr waiild Iw •contented.
loaned up with lha drmonitratdra
Mr. Grgy baa asked any Han*
and whirled o ff to tha paltre hand- ford persan* who ’might know of
-.uaitcra, Twenty-two arresti svtrr Ms son'* whereabout*, or wha
made. Among I ki rn waea a c v a f might disrovrr hlpv la some other
Woman and nlnr minors. Tha city, la ratify him at once, or
ad ulU ' war* ch a rccl with di* to a»k |b* boy to rommunlcalu
orderly roaue* and tha children with hi* hnm*. M r Gray says
with Juvknl'a drllnquanry.
h&lt;a son ha* brown hair and
blown ryes, la i feet 7 1-2 Inches
tall, wr-jftra goner ISO pi-unsls.
and when la st ***h waa wearing
a gray suit.

WASHINGTON, May M -(IN ti|
—Pyaaidantt Hoover ahowad up ».•••
Work today with what la popuUity
known
" a shiner." While w aitug * mountain stream S a t u r d a y
In quasi oy trout, tha Pra*ideal
slipped on a rack and fall, broking
hi* aye on n branch protruding
I l f Will IfW f go |0 from the water. Despite tha mini­
strati m* o f Dr. Jo el . T. Banna,
a h a was a member a f the fishing

w g n w w u S M iw ? '* ' -m &lt;ivi fik tA s 'f iTIe nuMilr* o f &gt;hr

0 *1 1 C K l * &gt; - f l l C i n n i “

Sudden Rain Is Cause
Of MadRushToward
2 Inadequate Exits

^ Or. A. Mcthwurf, president of
Urn American Bamberg and A w
i-Olantaatoff Corporotlww.
o, forced ta
a atrika a f
B lflW I.

NEW YORK. May 20.—(IN K) . |jane for Did (Irch in l, Mrs-They
Two ain 'lm es, tie Amrrlean nnd 1 intend to h"p off
front OU
Ihe other French w tllm g ln „ ! *»r' »&gt;«nl for t . m r at s h u t the
,
. . .
i vame time that the Frenchmen
Iran*.A tlanlic rare t Europe t o - ()lUn tl, v , xp R „ „ „ VeU Field.
irQ ifjn- v r Wennrsifar, lmtlratlon&gt;fr^,n; itlam l, fo* l*qri«. t ; . - . - v •.

2 DIE, MANY HURT
IN PANIC AT BALI,
PARK INGOTHAM

. . .__

which tim e lha bond m atter again
w a* under dlacutiion for over an
hour.
The outcome of the meeting
was a tentative proportion, nubtnllteU by Commi-siuner Hperr
that the bond hou»e* agree- to
exchange tuilurlng bends at par,
that eciM firata or inHelitednrs.*
be Uv.e,| for ono-half the annual
I f l t '- e l , |taymrnta on the bunded
u '.it, and that the other half bpaid eeml*annnally in caah.
It
waa further suggested that th"
certificate* of Indehlrdne** In
paynblo only a fte r fire yearn and
would hear intcreal at the rate
\»f four per cent.
Thla pmpoaal rainr ■after nearI* an haur'a diaeuxali n in which
the hon,| repreacntalivea Insisted
"poo the Clly'a ability-to pay and
the Commloalonere denied
IhM
' more than two hundrrd thnuaand
annually could lie rai.-rd for the
Indebtedness.
The
represent*tlvea eoni|iared -Sanford to Fort
Laudarals and Hollywood anpgan.
It aa their opinion that Kanfnri
ahould bo nine In pay aa irurl
•a thena other cllir*. The Com
miaalrnom took the portion that
rundilloBa wera different. Further diaruaalon of thla ten­
tative pmpoaiUon waa poatpored
unlit laler In Ihe afternoon, fol­
lowing Frank K W .ndruffa sugation that the representative*
driven oUiut the . City that

Planes A re Poised F o r EXTRA GUARDS
EX PET STATES 2Trans-Atlantic
A ir R a ce
GRAFS MISHAP Between America, France PROTECT LIFE
OF-IINDBERGN
WAS FINE TEST

Jacksonville Filer
Sets Flight Record

Meeting At City Hall
Follows Request Of
Finance AgentsFor
Further Conference

Of

S T t'D K S T S KtU-H S E L F
K BA N K U N , TF.N N , May 1 0 (INH)—Funeral aenrtres were p r ­
WCDJfB C.
in t ananged taday iwr
to r George
laarh all. 23, a form
er student
atu
mer
of
Vandnhiil and Em
• ho shot and hlUod
,
home of a relative her* yealerday.
lirspeadenrv over iU-faetunaa of
lu* fatk ef was balteved to h a t*

riu jS S g

C*M *I t * ts&lt;Hk It Nfiil U l U lli

U. S. WILLING TO CAPONE PROMISE
SCALE DOWN BILL TO AID DRIVE ON
AGAINST RERUN CRIME, REVEALED

Treasury Ibis Plan As-Atlurncj Relates ConAid To Settlement 1 vernation With “Al"
Of Economic Strife To Seek Retirement

. .

A me i lean
ln » ip i nn
th e R h in e !
"C a |a m ,. Im p re scn l
me
u flc . tin -a r m is t ic e , a n d 4 2 1 'J a u o * largm m an . s tr o n g m inded

.

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a
o n ,I a

Students Plan Bis
Welcome For Dean
Who Led Campaign

by Anieiiiati rmtionuU for d.mDEM MOINES, May ao—fINK)
ag&gt;-&lt; Infuele,I l.y G ilm an pat I n n a Is keen Jmlgn of hi* frit w men. I
Ntudrnla of l&gt; a Mollies Hrii■luillig lin tiiities. Tbtsv l-tter tiolirv,. If h|. gave his w id on
Vrtsily, i inluill i-d fuiKlanii'iilslis^
rlatius aie now tiring cumpliisl i.ml anything hr would ki* p it."
arhoni.'w vir plannlntf " ’ irMlay a
idji.. ti«t l»v lln- nii*rd rlairns cumlousing w, Ironic- Itoior for lb-ait
T .!Z T ” ‘
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F.. I'. Callaway, farully inimta-r
hit i-i.tmeni, and the tfitrk I. hot
- ho carried thrir losing fight tu
1 um liuls-il.
oust Hr. T. T. Shield* and Mis*
IVbsi n a lln r down there is to
I.EXIN'CrniN, \r*.. May 21
Edith Ridunan, rhaiinia,i nnd srel&gt;e dmi" - i t will not rrm h more IIN K I—A M inim i'* outing trip l« rctary, r*-»prrllvu y of lh»- laiard
{
-Iiuii III iM-rrrnt in any event
1,'atilial. Ilrldg" lin-l a liaglc, mil of trustee*.
iirnb*l,|y w|| rome in the lull fur In - |ntr Knnd.i) . vvhm un nul'onoWhile- no formal plans tin.I la-rn
the Rhino iK-riipatiun, as the gov- iillr tin tis-sl turtle near here, kill­
eminent has no aufho.ity to ing Iwo tVgehinglnn and lo-o atu- mad awaiting wnn,| as to thr
ariiitrsiilv rrdur* individual claims sir n l* nnd injuring four nth* *. ■•sni't tiioi- IICiiii • allow ay would
fi.r damugrs.
I hi wi kilb-d wrte IVlit. II. I'bint- rrarh Dr* Molnr. Iradi-rs of the
Ttieoicthally, the Uaitwl Slates iner of 1'orl*mouth, l b an Irvine •tmlrnt rank) w, n- prrrwring in
has Ims-ii ,iipposed to dpt* 2 1-4 , ^r- Ellas of Iha-kvil'r Centre, laing I Mil Ihrlr c'dnrla to the tiain
cent of Germany's reparations Ulsnd. ( ’ha k . ) oi' I whmI of $i-w *n&lt;| escur, the dean to the rampu»
pgymi ills in oatialartion of Aim-rl. (Irloana, sirysl Virgil C. Jones of for u "pep" nverlliig.
i4H , rlaiin*. Actus It), hnw&lt; vrr. (innliinsvilb- V a . were hadlr inNo (a li-iin g wa* observed tu­
Franc" and Great Drill on have lured. Mm hy 1‘rriow nf l.ynrh nny on the unanimous stand of (he
goJbtrd most of the German n.v- larrg, V o , and It. II Walkrr of sin-lint* In an ultimatum t Ir•penti rh'ougli (he dtn*ar* t'nn' rnrianiniith, V a . were Iran a m - g.-uiihrd yrsle day to thi- Baptist
commission
oualy hull.
ililile Union meeting at Buffalo
that (lie students would n»t re'turn In Do* Moines n- al year if
Hr. tihlrlds and Mia* Krhman
were ritalned in powrr.

S'CalleKo FitudentH
Die In Motor Wreck

Work To Begin On Inst u II u( ion Of '2 New Motors f o r G ra f Zeppelin

TO lJl^)N , Prance, May 2 0 . (IN S )— Work wa* to begin loilay in (he Inatalallon af l» o new
motors
diriUiaaa
■ In
gag th*
•*•« tran*-A4l*ntha# wjsg-aaq —
Ip" in nrdrt
glhlr "G ra f Zeppelin"
that .th t_ g ra *L -ih ip - an«y return
for
to Fiiid ti'h ah afrn , Germany
O trnii
a complete evsrhauling before
tailing o ff again f o r Uvkrhurat
New Jersey .
,
Th# new engines, sent on from
F rlrJrtrh ah af** to replace two of
the four which * « • crippled lu r ­
ing tha dirigible's M-hour hsttl*
with a r * U over th * Rhone Val­
ley, will enable tha ZerP»lin l *
return to its base, It la huprsl,
without difficulty.
Ono of lha flee aflglnal motor*
*• the dirigiUa la still in works

will he wplarrd when the Zep­
pelin arrive* in Germany.
Arrording In present plan*, thc
“G raf Zep|irlin will Jravia for
Friedrk-hahafi-n on Thursday, and
If the necessary repair* ran hr
•aerated In- time,' the flight to
American will lie resumed within
two weeks.
A number of vigorous trial
flights will probably be made be­
fore tli* lake-off, in order to
that Interrupted the last flight
Inaure that no trouble of th* sort
may davalup nn tha next trip.
E ight o f tbo original I I pas*
•angers today affirmed their In­
tention of 'making tha trans-A t­
lantic rroaalng
whenever
tha
Zeppelin ia ready. In spite of
Ik d r narrow escape on tbo laat

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Judge White Holds
Light Docket Today
Thr Monday morning dorket
faring Municipal Judge W. E.
WbRs brought ewly four » rr-*u
before his Honor, two of whirh
wrrr diim lsttd, one continued, and
1.70 00 fin* being levied on the
laat.
r*u l Reed, alleged "lied" negro,
rhargrd with drunk and disorderly
ronduct, waa Uxad IflOiM or 60
day* for hi* effort# at disturbing
th , |&gt;eare. Roosevelt Andrews, dis­
orderly, waa dismissed with a
warning, Krang Deleg a l who waa
relight carrying- g plated, wa* alaq
dismissed, and George Wilkerson,
disorderly, waa continued until

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Circulations

Rail Stocks Soar As
Court Writ Assures
Enhanced Revenues
NEW YORK. May 20 - ( I N 8 )
—Railroad stock* war* ready
to hurst through the roof tov
ruy when the Supreme Court a
decision in the D'Fallon Kailroad rase completely varat-«-l
Ihe interstate Commerce Cottimi-sion'* order and h r affect
gave a II.VOOO.OW.OOO victory
tu Iht- railroad* o f lha Umi-d
S tate*. Thc Supreme Court'*
■Irtision puts two billion dol­
lar* morr of groa* tevtnue an­
nually Into thr railroad coffer*
The mnrkri was in Ih# dumps
a short time before the decision
wa* ready In romc over the
wire* When it was known that
the hlghi-i-l court in the land
tvnuld n«t un ction the romItlrtrr commission's method nf
compiling railroad valuation,
hrnkrts rtowdnl In to buy thr
railroad s h i m and price* shot
up sharply.

RAILROADS GAIN
HUGE VICTORY IN
COURT DECISION
Supremo Court Order
PutH 2 Billion More
I n (irosH Revenues
WASHINGTON. May 2*1. —
(IN'S)The railroads won ' a
sweeping v-'rtnry in (hr so rallrd
"fllii-i-n hitliui__ liullar—ralrwad
vnluat’wn rose" tmlay when the
Supreme Court overli(nu-il thr In ­
terstate Conimerre Commisnlnn’*
nielhi-d &gt;-f valuing the St. Uiui*
nn,| n'l-'albm Rnilrnnd.
Aith'-vigh O'Ka lnn I* n snvail
railroad, every system in Ihe m un.
try la nftrrlrd. Expert* have estlwaled that there i* a different of
fi(li-rn hlllb-n dollar* nr morr lieLwi'.utl&gt;v cslle -ailaiiit ciimmt*
anil throrira of valuation, Involv­
ing ii tiateiitial
d iffrrrnre in
freight rate* i f 1 2 .000.000,000 n
year.
Justice Mrlteynnlds, who read
the majority opinion, said the
court h*,| on- major question to
deride; vlid thr commission lake
into consideration
reproduction
"o *l of thp O'Fallon Ka! road in
filin g its value?
The romniHaion did " " I do This
a.id then foie ita order mual be
suvaU-d, lie said.
Justice MrUeynolda inaurd a
t u ii of ruuti&lt;in ill hia opinion,
however, lie said the rommiss. i i
lin g lit probably valor some rall­
icart, bi-inn- tlie cost of rrprodu, tii ii. Cungieas, he aaiil, had due l ­
ed tlie tainioilssion to roiiaiiler I"
produrlion ro*t in arriving al
valuations for iiile-niaking o '
|0 , 1-, awl Ihe romniisainn had fa.I»o to ,|o ihi*.
'
The rear reached the rourts
a lter the
Inleratale Commerce
Comritisrinn liss.l valiietl the (•'­
Fallon i t IPTH.OOO awl ntdctni
rrraplure In the government ol
half ita earninga over aix prr rent
as p.ovidni In llic lran*|xiratl -li
tvl of 11)20. The railroad claimed
■l Valuation of at least II^T&amp;O.O.MI.
Tlie O'Fi.lInn fought the valu­
ation In a lower federal court hut
lost. It object,-,| on three grounds:
i hat it should linve la-en vslu -.1
(ointly with the Manufacturer*
Railroad, claiming that t|lty_ari:
•qa-rati-d IftliHy: that the reraulure rlau«e of thr Esrh-Cummins
art la uiironstitullnnsl, and that
ihe romniiasiun attempted to value
, l e lailmad on ita nrlgnal rust
lather than chiefly upon rust of
,rpioduitinn.

Senate, HouHe iireak
Over Debenture Plan

SHERIFF
ONDETAOS
LOCAL
3 Days Have
Since CrimeDlacoYcry With Solution,
If Any, Held Secrtt
With throe days having
clapned since the finding of
(he badly dc-compoeed body
of T. J . Aturff, local m ‘ '
in the wooda on tha _ _
road about five milea waat
Sanford, no definite informa­
tion or solution to the
tcry ha* been forth-co
irom the officca of 8h'

J . F. McCIrlland who has b-en
conducting nn Intensive Invwatigation Into the affair.
. Two arrrat* werr made on Sat­
urday afternoon whirh resulted
In the lodging in Jail nt Jam es A*
Sands, plumber, and hi* wife, and
J i - J i Nettlra. trurh driver, and
his wife. They are being htld fa r
■lUralloning add have been In Uw
County Jail since - ate Saturday
atti-rnooii.
.
1
A pitliininary hearing to hav*
lie n hrld tins afternoon waa post­
poned until tomorrow, E . T. Ilauaholder, representing Mr. Bands,
Mill*!il Smith, S late's atlornag.
a g io lug on tlie delay, Bcwarid
important clues whirh are baieg
invealigated furih rr neceallated
ihe |io»t|ioneminL No chargai
liave hren p m l.rrrd at this tima
against any of them and no atatanu-nl haa bet n issued by them.
Acninling tu Inlormation, -Mr.
Murlf was known to hav, bam aw
,i party staged by the q u arttl
some (line Tuesday night. Naar
inldniglit Tuesday, Mr. Hand* and
Mr. Nettle* ar,- said to hava driv­
en to the Sand* home accompan­
ied by Mr. Murff and their wlvas,
where the women rvtirad. Tha
tbire men then ram * to town on-l
lunched a l a restaurant. Mr.
Murff left th m later and la M l
known to have been aatn agnU.
until th( discovery of hi* body oa
Friday afternoon. It ii alaa known
that Sands and Net* a* talked
with o fflrtr Gleaaon, on duff on
First Street, at about 2:30 Wed­
nesday morning. Nothing haa bred
gleaned from the suspects as to
thrir complicity in tha affair, no
dlr-rt charges having bean mad*
whirh would bring statement*
from any of tham which might lmpllcat, (ham.
*
Much speculation and many ru­
mor* aru current on the streets
as to the ronmctlon between Mr.
Murff'a disappearance and tha
parly at whirh h* laat appaared.
The ah- r i f f * office haa nothing to
offer whirh wou Hclarify tha s it­
uation at thi* time until the pro*
liminary hearing tomorrow before
County Judge Jamaa G. Sharon,
the m atter la ittll unsolved.

ChincHc Forces Are
Preparing For Fray
LONDON. M# 7 * 2 0 —.(IN 8 ) —
Open hnatllltlea between Praaldam rhlang-Ksi-Kheb and Mar* •
shall Feng-Yu-Halang, war Wrd
nf Central China, are Imminent,
dispatches from China indlcntad
today.
Marshal Feng haa aant
a healed re|dy to lha ultimatum
nf prraidtnt Chlang, which damandrd an Immediate explana­
tion of Feng's Mocking of th#
I'rkingllankow Railway and tha
firing u|von nalionaliat troop* In
llutian.
In hi* reply,
Feng
charge*
that
Chuang
i*
prealatently
-quamlrring government recon­
struction funds, and "exploiting
the of fire of president to attain
•arsons) ends." Beth aid** am '
speeding military preparation*.
Pang |* withdrawing hi* troop*
Into Hunan and Shenal Province*,
and is reported to hava blown up
13 bridge* en
rout*.
FM g 'a
army la poorY equipped b a t »*U
llariplined. The Nanking govnnt—ent charges he Is alllnd with ’
die Soviet government

. W ASIIINTiTnFLMay 2 0 -(| N S )
— First ronferenre tirtwrrn reproM-ntatlvr* nf the lliu se and Ben
ate over the new form hi : broke U|
today in rnmpiet* diaagreement
over thr rap -rl debenture plan.
Thr house conferees announced
at the ouiart that Ihry rould i*:t
accept the provlaion whirh the
Senate added to the hill over P res­
ident lloover'a
opposition. The
Senate conferees stood by the de­
benture under specific Instruction,
from thc upper branch. For an
hour, the Iwo group* debated the
pTan, whirh a Dcmorratlr-lnsur
gent coalition declared waa neces­
sary to inaure economic equalit)
LONDON. May 9 * " H 0 ( S V for agrirullare.
An adjournment
finally war forty persona ware leportad kitted
hauaeo deelroyud
taken until .tom orrow rwartvlar nu l '000
ouchahri. Asia Minor, ‘
when
the argument will
b« •arthquaka, according ta
resumed. The belief prevailed th a’ ‘ row Cons tan Unopla, Turkay,
the Senate conferees would return afurnoon.
to the Senate within the next Xe*
day* to ask for "fu rth er lnatrucWASHINGTON, May
-A
“D ry r t n n " shock waa recorded on thq
F IL E S NUIT
graph of OaoMctown U
thi* morning. Fntk
.REN O . Nev.. Mny 1 0 - ( I N 8 ) - observer, said the —
afrs. Ann* Clatro Brokaw fllec tensity waa betwMn
suit for divorce here today against 12:37 a’aleck, nnd th * i „
George Brokaw,
wealthy New •d a period of about four
York hanker. Th* papers &gt;■ thi '.ta - location waa aatiaaa
caae were seated by ceurt order vbout 4.600 milea from Wi
v ifisa 3» U&gt;i iuH M bcu UM H a b i t w n k m ^ r . "

40 Die As Quake Hits
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astonishing that ao many car* could hare beetr ballt, much
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th o rr n il e o n tn u rtn r.T ti^ r H jitiM f fm ^ tg ffc tn t fa c tn rics,^ &gt; r th o
S II-men, ulqne who arc Jn*n poyitioo, to say whal Uye a u to -,

FU taH IA

rail ths,n the “good old
because they were so bad.
■ -. o
Ocala Hantler suggrsts tbr
ilUoti o f an Association
Assorlatl-n fur
^r e v y llon uf Associations,
Btalien la first aid In firallng
little yen' know.—Tampa
A n d • Ignoranrr
11
elief th a t, you arr H ur*trd

million itersons will take to the highways tills summer.
When their vacation time runuht, they will jmek their grips
and their gulf cltihs, rouml up their children nntl pile them
all into the tnnneau nf the family touring rnr and net out.
destination pmbably unknown, to spend two weeks or n
month exploring the mountuint and valleys, the river nidiM
and the luku shores, the country districts nttd the city
thurouglifureM of our country. Over three untl one-hnlf bil­
lion (not million) dollars, it is estimated, will be spout in
this manner.

Hotels and rcstutirauls, of course, will get u largi- ^Itnrc

l»f these dollars,
lint the. merchants wjll.profit Iptf for the
vt»lli
in , Sanford
oml -Jilrod
bit "Cnrldng Itrunkcn Itrlv- fthule family will need somuthing n^yv to -weaf In-fort- it
feU out- And curio shops, aotusemept •lilaefe^ find hot /log*
CU *M nmt T .V is.
i * l l P H i u a n 'T I 'n r f t .......... i|,|i ill,
- A n t T n W p a pollt%"eMW-T i5i — ».
, JtUt ~put,lis»e,l a liiimlml, . act*
glove near W lntrr. I t a ie n for b e n e fit in
saveoty five thousand - dollars.
They must pay their polic* rh lrfi
wull In Tampa.
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TEMPLE

GRAVER

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susiwrte.1 of (he flogging Moridk
a|ip)autl«d.
llui snmy men e rr r« t. SUf•
firirntly npiippt'l ill dignity or
t r i a l iif proportinn Inc rruinding
and fitasra. M rihnnill and ltirk- « Mini to In i.mt-eg tin:, ie/^irnt nunilier. Their hantlsprings
in iieruisin halt- t i n too tnuvleiiouinl lot p r o m - • ill any other
dirrrtion tlinn
IIIlimelight.
Their rhurges ha&lt;r^gg'ti*|fNi wild
nn,| wide fl.r nny tilh/r'Jjptirrq-e
than stngc play. They hAy. nude
a c.m itd y.nf. truskjle, ii,4ravestjr
uf roumre. (
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T-mv-or
/Tnw n-tir.tfV'1^
divldiinl in expccltd, under llir
proWsrd law to [act as a hurnaa
l-t.-ing sliuri .1 net. Promptly giving
utii'utiiin ii ml doing anylliiu
thnt muy he done to aid the injur­
ed will relieve the offender from
the itatu s o f “III and run'' driver*
Nr.turnlly the group that haI-eranth id.ntlfird under thr “hit
nn.l run'-.fltle la ra n le ss. The aeiiileji, whith r , mes freni Improper
S|ie,i niiil|iirk of care mu| rnntrol
no Mtiihl nflrn rausea melt nn at
link o f ’ fright ns to Impil tho
, pe,—
ling nwav. Hut with the poss­
ibility nf ii hrnvy fine nr Iniprls
Innnntit , owing into view before
the ,|wedir him gone fur, he'inny
- flt-n return. Senator Young ,deIi" ,-■ in Ills.hill that it is a felony
In 'trib e down any pernon nr in
Join llo ir propeity mid then ruinway.* With the fine of IMNI or
n year In'vri't'm nr both, lu llratn l
e i Mole4,| In stleli qpsrs j'v en a
eoiv.irl mny d rldn thnt ’ the
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f s ^ .^ v
dlrertly rrsponsil|W fo r serious
p-vidents qn the rends and streets
luive lu r jr e ilr j In g tttin g away
pud Prnhllng any penldly f°*
their mlscnnduet. It took quite a
while for the puhlle to realise
Hint thrre were many drivers
l ilhor r in Ii aim n t enwards or
Mil'll hardened individuals as I p
rin i'J'M .lU tc"4sl»fferhfT they had
rnuse,| with nut attempt to amrlld-,
rule II. The hloa U revolting tv
tlo- m ajority; H wns hnr-l tn l-c
llevr that n drivrr could erash
(nto a rnr an,| leave vlrlima lying
on the roadside to their fate,
without evrii nn effort tn lie'p
them, lint over ami over agnln
stall a slnrj- Is told. A ear e ra ,nos
annlher. with
full an d 4 vivid
denton.'irathm of the trouble
wrought in vlrtv, ami ttnsliea on.
A ft-w Jail e-ntenres vnmhl -prove
vSuuhh- to tha motoring |iuhlic
when Iti* Wsiitlfleath-n of tb«
“hlt-nrid run klrlvea is evtabtishod

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IMIlisni J llotVey, rCreht flip
plihliran raodohi,. fur governor
f r««ti til l. Im 1st %ii litmlr n «li
rrrfcr «»f l l r Uinlinrn Nuti'imt
lalf*' lij urn ••• rompnuy*. Mr.
« l &gt; .
•it'll i.
n| a nm m lm tu l hnl- wiifti r* •
llr| ii Mk » ii * ilif. |Milif imlly
C!»••&gt;
i:u
tin* in* ur;irui* lnnkini*v..
,
- - &lt; &gt;■*
|**»r lu ttrr »r wor**r, thr most
!ltli
|*t r* •* ,-tlll&gt;* I r ' the
lcif|r|j!tirr
livfny
tv
IMlTUr \ \ ;ijl | kifht o f

l&gt;• Kil^i iM.btMii; iifjinim i vf^iUti-V
Afj f* Ca ll. Mibtlc «*f iRUMUtVr.
h li'tM tli" (fRlIvriHi hi °*t|ik*
ii j i . i i #f i., I,., ,i, tviif* a &gt; a i ?
...........,
1 :m do if
till,
111... Urjq 1I'iigi-t
I
with fo n ,# of evil l« .11&gt;1^1 ling.
\tli«l In- &lt;011 do if , nlistiyk ja b ;
n -n i ' - t iiytii i&lt; ttiiiiiitnrili
nigil tv&lt;
I tiler Mllle in kit nooivl &lt;0 ISrntl
bint Jtn il^ iiii-jit ' t i e'tan
i i p i c sroi
n&gt;- volt'-. Ini' It. lint to- Is a stilt
young Cpough |o rateh 0te|fl iflllT
the iiiav |i-lltlrnl era in I 'f ji Ida
Tie tawdry i-ollllrnl s h/(t It
will,'ll li-—wn» hrnl io d)ln|;. II*
tan ••util,,; it If l.e will.
j
— —o——• * i| ,l&lt;
Aide j,i every ia-|N&gt;K IS. ills
Tam m
Tijhliiie'i
1 1iltyr.1l . i k .
fen—' nf Merida's eonstituttnnat
to o ,- ion# nguinsl inheritance and
Inr 01 ne ta irs. j l , tingle lit.* I,
UiT' ronlention that Ills ubn g«In 'i tif th- n p 1 0 . .mis u-oilil iie
nil 11. t ,if I nt faith. To piohMdt
II riling In | fr|N'luity, a - inroiin
m l i liciilonre- taxra m ie prrh llilid here. I- morally In ynml
III-' tight of 1 lie era n
re.ilns
•niillrr. Tin- iwople - f M«oi.|a
.lie svvcrvitrtl an,| their sdlirign
ty i- lutitinuuus.
“ We srem 1 Illy to tuM' toiirlnd
ttiv . triage .qf o*ir iiofsaiUsHlias"
n-l- 1 * I'le id, nt II Mildr's I'nmnil I t - nn lieeelit
K-oo-niies
t'liptigrs' •‘Ea-ndmhaUy.'we lia-,. u
tiOunuless field .n fo rr ii &gt;; tli 1 *
ate tew wiinta which will oenltr
wry .iiyllossly for newer '-n rtt ns they “ are aal fa ii 4
'Tills pietole of
infinil-' IT"'

no-st-- -piwsprrltv— fur

tlft/iT,”

•'s lio-in
li eilt | n il hr the etiihti of
Ai n lii-aiis propi rly tn hidnnr,?#n-1
n b ltib n le llo-ir ininoTt.- tapnhil
ili. s no I lo trn io liit' lio'ir ,io *
nu ide in,, in,, intn rjllu rv l uni
•pilitui ! , ouivatintf. •
A woman in Ilip-'n h i* hetn
pionouiierd -1-ud on f ile aeia-inns
i the munw &lt;f n few ) - j o
An
:,l-nl yrandniolHer, we siimd-l
for HMwe offl-e l«*v in It,, ^ i i .
h i | ■■'1, 10 *1. lie, not Nl'W
Y ii- l.it ,
the
•nni - w illin '
i,-i v p to '-illy feel g -e .il v t.nd liy llir stuff will, whl-h
m.fl
a i loiee,| In ns'os mte. - Ia»iiii&gt;VI. I Tunes.
I f you are seatnl at ditflwr and
i'.'s . (iitnn arttvs s tines ih i Ih I4.",
htf nineiiaU nl—light a Ih-otlad,—
fl»trojt News. *
rihapa tlinl returned esp lo iif
Vrk ayi the In d itn , III the Amr
Sou ra M -r.U iti ;4 -I'p 'U wIiti the
-"••(re *jf •' lisu *s,u •|S&gt; a h i- giv,"i
tlo- lo—l l s t r !» ' 11 "ll. W l , J l . . .
Ii-oiuoop-ii. News
, li' P id 'Jjo iu a»w—i« « dtspnte
ovor where their party was Io ta ,
Ik nuiciats ar« mt-ro Inti ro ted
in wltere it will die and whvn.—
rl.-veland I'Uin Dealer.
A new junior high arhool will
l-e bunt in I'aliti Ucath, cx-.it raet
for wliich wns let this week.
R t * re*i will be CJ0.M7, the con­
struction tu lw am lu-llow til*
and steel.
Tt ere will he four
rlas* r-in is, a gymnasium and
auditorium —Tulin Heath Run.

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“T H E

SCHOOLS AND SCHOOLMEN
flKACH ' NHW SrJOybNAIc

An rnceutnging Irutnre Of p.-n e l-c rat ions, we rately* call in thoso
posed legiifutliili (yr- the heU-’t whore' livt;i have Itccn o|H-nt dealmint of our rehonl system iti ing with ‘elfhool problem* of all
hiorhli Is lln- liidl.-nti-d tendency kinds.
In effret, we tell the veteran
Inward enlisting trained pcixonnvl
school tcm hrr that we reo-giiiwin srhtad govirnment and fm inc­ his ability to shine in the class­
ing.
Measures now la-iidiiii,' ure
liused nil findings of the recent room hut that in our opinion he
Ti iujut ju ri iicy* f lu to Ta~ tu JO rdke. liuiidt M-taa1. c nnuuli lu u Mjt k ’ * 4
Iiil'a pinvidr, nn expert to sutler leather, direct the siwndtng ol
vise selin-d i r. I illiilu ir ; then- is m lu ot taxes in tin- niost^advan­
tageous manner, nr govern the
t.i la- rxia-lit'lifcd iVliuul flt ant 13.
M'htMil in othrr wr)&gt;.
When * *
direction.
The Id,-n of enrolling nn n it' (•ut nioir tutchrm on whin*!
wi*
will
buibl
bitter,
m on
the e
lni|M&gt;rtanl
undei takings
win have , |ki, ijlixi-l in i u, li wuik efficient »rh«*ol*.
inli:hi In- carried Csiiher.
rrilkr. Inbothd
-r|,e irnnltV with call mericy* at
.
„„
;Vnl :* n W t
•flslyie* giiierai.el.'t . •rit
'.I t Mo» «N«s A „ ,r
the cm(ntil|iis|Atun ltd
Ira nitkl
iiitAI sW
a s 1I f
_ Atlanta fonidllutlon.
,n . '
u l-'.n islioul, to sel,'&lt;t IfnsJiH-o ar
ilitM lm * *iiui3tauv*-Doa*-*a&gt;s-&lt;*a- nil clnsnu o f uilixena i snefit fmnt
o'.pcrirn, ui
a. If ml , imt plo—iilvu

SALT VS. PUESH WATER
Seminole rounty'a de'erntx-n le
ll-e hou&lt;e uf reprvM'ntalivre, so
it is understood, nrr r||Olr«i:a ol
i bill'Wl,leli wo'il.l ilei'larc the S’-l.
to n n rtTrr~ritt~vrxrrr~frnm ttr
loouth to M kn ll.iiney. If- this
l-iil liemmca lo-v the S t. John*
liver, n» for «•. tl«&gt; fi-hlpg Is
i n , lin'd, would he under tin
ml. i i.ii.l regulation- ns ret fnrih
l-o " ill w ater liver surd lures
•il the stnte. "I lieip would lltidotlhl.
ily. ' m* n i h '- i n nenon on salt
u ■*e f trv-t't v hiili nti* not fiutmi
in tho rivel-t from Welukn south,
i.iitog Wonld lie |N'imi Ide.
At the 1'ie-inL lliim M . Julim iv-'C hns I eery dt e'nrr.l In - to
..'l*w iit,ir up to tin- Voluita - Air
l.iho tiemrjm. ■It win pinit.i&gt; -it
wiaiwt ttn itw mill" ffl.'A.CTTr
e,| “rail witter ’ h.uk w ane
.1 Indi'tiga, o- nsrili ot
i'u'.utltn.
'Nnw rile pen)do of rid- sector&gt;rn I it,-ilr In.er. All'll in lllis'le g ijid ipn. 1 hey* luiv i* fought for years
l.t iires.'rvi* for themsefi-ea aiul
ptf'lerily the grrativ.l Mock ha s
liiiiing in the world They hail
• in , j i . i i sin villi tig ye.,r» lln
•uppy of biiis diminished, 'they
U v e m . ' i &gt;|«iri mit n, alti|,&lt; I•,| lo
aids *e iti",i by tlu tji# nf |«ast Hiic-

cn
n u tte r o f feet menner in whicn
over ro»t|t U
our, repreaentatlvee in th * lower •inn* the f l f t
hraarh nf the A s-cm bty,; Meson Sve thinly th* . State stiouYl detennII. P. Perry
anil
lire S . Diry.&lt; int* it* nature
.
In ip itr i»r the olipoklir«n thet
threw-thelv support to the BMI
_
_
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a
_
fliMtkftuta'a
lid s wee in keeping with the ex­ h is Im iii created to the Governor's
pressed wishes of theiy constitu­ plan,'in spite of rltiudi o r doubt
ents and in lie final analysis re­ tn.it hive 4lieen raised with the
presents thr only plsn whereby object Of muddling the minds of
our government continues as ar tin- |Hii|de In thu nope o f drawing
instrument fur, liy and nf the litem o ff on blind alleys that lead
people, the only type thnt 1* Je ff- no where awl In spite o f - th-i
crsrnian In nature and In fact.
mean urrompl1'" c'’t* r y
thing*
\Vr have listened to the rentier tjtpt have lieon said we are conof the opposition over mqny vinrrd that the people will follow
weary weeks yet in all tne argu­ the Uuvrrnor. With this sentimens
ment thnt has h»-cn advanced we so clearly expressed we ran see
linYe seen n tinge of disgruntley nntliing hut politlral suicide for
bitterness
or selfish motive,, those RfptcsenU livrs ami Sena*
neither tty which should have nni tore who ill.,regard the wlshaa of
l-lticr In n hrund srhemp fur Slat • thl-ir cnnitltuenta by continuing
tn block th* only
development. Nunc nf u» reAlivr tueJr.
la tte r Ihnn the Coveinuf the pr^- cnns/lUitrie State-wide, lrgU latlc^
eniuni- |-"-tti"n of the M ate r* Umt-hab hetlnAl tnnluekii air
this re*)di-t lin'd it |W
&gt; 'foolish ti present lo!gislatuve- was con
' -in ‘s i t 4
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Tho (Smf 7«p|ielin dliln'l do ■•&gt;
Kulst* t c r i h h a v e rc a c h c tl su ch a d t'irrce o f co m iu o u p la rc
null
well U sl week. •
Ita. k
, bin
cnriiuntcicd
head wimU wluch foux'il it hick t h a t o n e Is no lo n g e r h o r r ifie d w hen a n t i f lc r - d in n r r s p e a k ,
■ta n l.in ling |i!*ipTtrs southern e r re m o v e s Ills p la te b e fo r e c o n tin u in g b i s 'r e m a r k s . G la s s
B * ' Vrante. tin su r,.
•v»»fnL,]he-. hut no e y e s a r e n ln io st itp in lly tis w ell kn o w n , fs| teelally nm otig
r , ' “ lil t s loi.t. T h itj
I '; -aantlhln,
'a n k e rs . Fnls«* n rtn s, le g s , an d h n ir n n - fn m ilin r In e v e r y ­
I’tm lslrn ce nisy nrt 1st a vlrt* o n e , w h ile 'p la tiin iin p la te s fo r I lie sk u ll a r c not u n k n o w n .
Hut it b :u re tn a ln c il fo r l l r . O. S . G ilib s o f D u lh otistc
are hut it was rt'rialnlv* givrn u
a fair lest I f - Dr. CkarlM
rUa- IVhlt-, U n lv c iv ily to w in t h e s t e r lin g s ilv e r g o lf Im lls fo r t h e lo n g ­
nay of Tampa vrlio rrcctilly marrl- e s t d riv e in to t h e reu liu o f p liy slo lo u ieid e x p e r im e n ta tio n .
•d an * Akro/i, Ohio, woman F o r o v e r s ix m o u th s D r. G ib b s l i s t b e e n w o rk in g w ith th e
•f*«r a frpvrtfjilp!
fp;iy,
S|xc|ttttof fellnt*! mid h a t n t Ia s i siie to tx lis i, a f t e r .i a n u m e r ”, L l f T i t J U s ,7.11'i j i ,*», *,‘* iW h iro ai in ♦ o ta tll'liclltU f'h ru b b e r b'pjtyt w tiich fiip c tlo i’i
Renat
^
.
0,1 “ ’ Iff « » e * » o n « b l o .U ^ r e c * .f s a lf 9 rncU uii. U
n f m v m ljt may 'rV‘I
the legi
— srwase- . L
mvermmai-lB —— Hfc GiJib* Irrmn liis rxiaTim ruisrlt in «taitt;AVhlle sllbty
’ taxpayIt -Iwsomi’- ttasirW'snH in g Ibd e f f g e t ((C jlrtU fR .u p iliv C llc iila ln ry s y s te m , lu ll win it
;|nt th al “tvithing Is So cun.-tid eiini' th e s e c t i o n .i i jia r l fro m (lie. b e a r l , i t w a s fnm til
U b H I lib t. l l l i T l ' u m i tniMy W W 4 IWIH illd t P i l o ’- -ilra in o f" M ITt:
poi-m n( tiM’tl a ltd 'lfi» &gt; x p t i lriienl w a n e c t .s k ^ r jl y .1 o rtu 11in h ' l
+ 5 ftti 4n ‘lln -^ iim (.trf| iw ts-w T rrtie veiua 4 fjo il grU -ri'^k.could U i
luu i-rlg h ted . -o
•
Ho, Hie n ib b e r .’ lie tirk -w a s .tlta iili'tl upon, am i a c o a tr a p til'i* w i t Isftili C o n sistin g o f it d o u b le n r lio it pum p, w ill)
d t t i f l c l i l iU U ip rt.in i itis la lle il to o p i-ralo i l. A w ell b u ilt e a t
u r ir tis U iia , iliM io sitio ii w as s e le v its l a n il lln - w ork o f
l, i._»,
*, g )tJ 6fK U n . W illiin fiv e tn in u lc s I b c old lie jiit
. &lt;uu* H Uf'ituw o n e iits ta llis l nntl Hie stu d y
o r YTt# 4o rtb ct'riP V lru g u b n th^ ' H h -u ln to ry s y s te m wtts Is-g n ii.
1 'bo ru b b e r b e a r i fu n cH o a e il p c r fiv t ly fo r s e v e r a l h o u rs am i
t l n n tin t c a l Hiuldcnly died.
S o p e rs o n s s u f f e r in g w ith c tid n c n rd iti* c a n b e g in lo la k e
lie iu i. H p ro b a b ly w ill im l be lo&gt;ig u n til s c ie n c e w ill h av e
rem in d H int p o in t o f d ev e lo p m e n t w h e re e v e n H ie n ns^
Tho Otlnmlo
Uv|Mirti'i-htat'a h e at H ess c a n be saved - M&lt;p&gt;4 Ilia n lik e ly people w ill soon
new I hoy 'hand will lour the Ko-t
this IMjniou , nod he |» i otiull) bn g o in g n ro iin tl w ith p u m p s a lt a e h e d to t h e o u ts id e &lt;(l tb e ii.
presented l "
I'n-liilcnt I louver. b txlies v ery tm ieh Hie s a m e its th e y noiv u s e e a r tru m p e t.!
The i ■w: l-.y . hand
“ tic-lit l» an il spet tin l c .
Drlrp.lo mni the state of t'loridi
anil the puhlle will tanlrli u itl. Intervel it, expcrlcniei tills suntni r 4
'as
■ as »*»-*—■■ * ■—
sake
ABa**Kuastaa, •Here* , 4 -*nr, I.• 'r S '. N T W f f f ■ fh n i-ic .u .
w
'
naliL-l—J « \ a -s-sie iri»«r e . tt nc
ruunt t f l ie u-e
n an td ir.. At
Tip; IliU-.pii tu J i l t . '4»»aUl. U lV lh -fV
I lint tlien-t’ l n|i|iSituri&gt;
inni'llu
siir ' -li'v:;
n i t s in
lr a f nk r t {j,i r ^■f ;if-u
r .f?.n
o f Tina
M
ll»« fa rm n i«*( I I 1 i- I-• f»ar from tlu t ipinrlei
thr t t*i puty
riffs with I, ••ill 1 fuHltttl rvidritro |)ihI m
but der t ilfc. And Ihnt is alm 0 .1t mill &lt;1 *‘n ti«ittai»1 1ui nn ItiHri*.*' •-« vnlicv.
,An iii.itt, r . low; el dll I il itan jcoip. i . iuttss|j&lt;I, even for i. .%•* *1 MMr.H-l
him l:il|k^
H Vpl'h P ill the Ii .t:. i- SfM'otol
w}
..
^Itr.difU
Im ft ^In*
cyaL 6
tIA. al - » t , ~4t a tr -etf--»umo'
t « ’ .eut'-'M lit •'I
bar fit., Irtcootr of the ,.|i| |.|o p „ 1 ,1 4) t i .l ’ i l 'o i i 'o r f ’l i ,1 • •uly i.t.rh 1 , In.lolo- m the tain
Into.| girl who Used to *ave frail,i ttnd irgclnh o&lt; lit retalidtji 7 Me.■ in'- iiiImt - ins st nn chiingln
■i
tinlrr i nlilpg. t„ innke puff, fur Its- -upporl whleli Sne-tor'll.o sou- -n Hoil-I.i priMlurls- «i
i# U “.
Snnf-iil It,-tiild. She H l.ls-i : i i ,| Tinuum l gave th&lt;
not 11siit-r (lie .oi l 1 1 n.« ipn utlj
ii gland -iliHiaMi r- who trot, d r h r t ilp ii p i.1, 1 loti w h i l i I, op
,' d| liii.lnuhleuly go thi-mgli -i
hail-crsltop and has her hair iih Mil 1,y ti e While II.miw -.,'Ill- tin y -&gt;lu44il ultlrli villi lo* s-nlfrt'ly
lieiicw r (t gets so I in,, thnt M il U.I &gt; pa . I ll r.I l o :t.4! W th ,
- -11 u-l.-ry to on- giit.'-era. In
wbot with n etiich Isn’t h i - &lt; 11 iti. itnolilx j&lt; ln*ng the , 1, n &gt; lie rpitsli- ,1 i , t lv . u« fru' l thi
nui v I i jQu'f up her pt nmii.icnl i r .it , to tote
it tile nlfliniH tiir •l|lM'ii*eie vi,11- 11,*•|
majority
Sl«r,
end tu • 1 ' tern tlemor rat t n e t t nioi-t to' nee lor, ,|, to ' liter tin
1111 the i l l
w it, •M go i l l 10
Vorol, the turnover In rrnl Ptihli, hi . ii, io,-o ter llo ir &lt;h’-op I n ii 'f prelection f . r noy agrku l.
r.vlge h s . I--,.ii in ,.1, 1. l-or yean. |-«--vi,| , I |1 «- ilel-elitnre |-nn *1 1- till 01 &lt; timidity Ih II io, rsisrtl Ii
I I -lid’i -&gt;r liny other elnlo. In f.i I,
» n»l,l frt**|u^nltjr8 m m ll
III |t i-ld-io .i»,.n Wlia well' “n'r-*l.ir* it no'll.I I.,* n flio I eue - tl-n*
l*i 1-11
t*nrk ill dhim t
Jti
I
a’'
1-ul tq m ,-itl tin- IM mum llj.. rennle v ,.j,*t ,«,t*„i- the it*,
I it ni»*. N»»l bo in ' Ni w
I f firIII |h* I'. It. I*. I i- .a*, r-i|t- t'»y',nii 11 l i i - l e item in the bill,
|-liirt-. Mi t c r ia l «M|iilr ici^ il, ana nxiHil, mni tnvnril. t in 10 it,-.■ iii |,i,y effo rt to vent (heb s|ririilluiul .1 indu-ti% 4. The ,.I&lt;|
I with m r n lly dei-ded In an- v. 1 alii «.n Hlurida. Wttli Uppr.x' Cfxf-I rvpuhl ■ in# will In* t &amp;&lt;• l,ii y
lintyj fur the. tylvl time 'a m»l"ly Iwo lliitd , sif |hv tunat,. in list l&lt;n,r up rules for the s |h-. 1s '
cars. King Charles 1. niiir- ill- mo,' tioiit I IctMier ond Tt.’ in I'll 1 fr Is « liirli they ripfqsvlU If
granted to Kdcrard H ilt;a. &lt;i&lt;ol iter,| liaie siiiull fr r r of l-iiiiig l&gt;avsiiiti, Ii rltiirtl.in tu aehcdul.'s I*
rat white x t fla r In that state, singliil cut for reprisals.
VI1 tit rimy |i in- no dire-ct rntpern
lit the liddm there nr* signs
r-cu in rii In the family ever
rAh in 1 | the 1 lluntiun saems^t
until rrn n lly w h e n 'll was that 11-* ihvhlf.n i&gt;n the tariff *&gt;| as pt-mii»ing as -until he hop, ,|
woman. ! '-f I .pill hr mually fovt 1 at,t, t , fth'.f The polit 1 aS flllhrae 4&lt;g B',
to n I'liiladflphiu
—
I'U lila , - I lia Irpu'ibona havr a daiuorniis
' s rl»—
’
ami w
«.atf
orrnila an
csibn lepubUianU -lo " l 11.l e f t i s t i s f o i l )l ,** 1Yin*, nuijurily i f I 0it in thy kl-llsti see
the Klrrlda -ratr*
unilrrataiHl lawer h-iito' lint of till, iminto ,| ■Af-dr Ihr-u
sell Is lh tinusra if th -we will imt give them ft te i-i-pic \ initely V&lt;t at,- 'rom tko r.. 0 . I*.
p. I»«.
lo, -M*a j.% Ih io ijfh with
xlty instead uf it,king lot h c d ir i n/inrttlbirai lltlf t. Tu*i ttirfr-trn -It'lo make t null'll'.
jot,bM u-ter' T te y if. mA k-via xte "iilii'iiily tu mm ifi reus revolt
kli/c that a newspaiM-r'a cnly lirtin al liu- ’iuiitnl 0 1 , p lne.l o:
n i l : s i ncikic
r r uf r.ocm ir, with lh 9 es. larm lutiffM III the w o ), an
n „ f it , cinulallon wla.li no n r, ii.iuti|t|lee lull und ere prv. firu )4 S re my thiuehts, storm
irb g ll h'. is Its adv,rtislng. l-ateii to join the dciiinruts t ;
rwtpi riit. skies.
TI k - d» not n-rni to underalan.l f u t u i this inti a IT t i e Inc,run*, A’M yet my inert wilt sing ag s'n .
"without funds with, which to ri-ty i.-e . ....l ,i i e 'u t vuluntnril) N *l ra the skylark touched with
, payrolls and purchase tel. giern. Tho house 4majority reprssun,
Via reports' and other fwn- seiitid l-y the ilouiocrnts ami west Hut 4like a wnod-thruih drenchul
« newtpa per must neersaar. elu M'puhltranx will he in fu&gt;i
* w th rain.
•apaad.
r j 1111«th y with tbu K lt.ida schrdi
••&gt; I-a Harm, Cwdt*
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ThHa t-erff»'l»ri'U»'*otlrx*lti&gt;ch•ta-ak when- Mr » ijn w U '*Tm t. T
nt fktd m ir,y| rll| ii| 'L lift wat
in.ilt lite r ipnn tho o ljim iu *-' - o
■wiki, \f llbtftull •, Mint 'm akers
•w m itg llrelr rrrnlr r,'fe r»
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4 — ---------- — itU ----- t s t i - r r .i ir e tM '. j_
orta would bn
Jtldlng the crest of a-gapldly’ imagingtthat his a
A bfll In jh o .F lu d d * legislature d u n e .» are against him, n n j hes­
t'.-r\oe,i In sny dir* on bther than
itate
befored
ryin
g
-to
run.
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rryatallxod llde of sentiment that the un« _ he conerieuVou^^bethat would Ih M ie'W flsa 'n r Im
fine or the features nf nutomo la Siata-wida in acop# and almost
prisnnmrnt upon the “hit- anil
Hives will work ftir tha g ^ e ijd
lit
n
driving
-tb
it
tends
tdwardirun'* outomlbla driver U d,serving
unfathomable
in
depth and good o l th* people a t - * whole.
tt
of uitanlmoua dqramendatlun. Multt- trotdilo Is tha Incnaaing of care strength the first of tha Admini­ Duval Cotijtly’a obJccUofi . t®, thop]l,itU-*o *4 motor vehicles r » r r y ptoiywhsr*| but this also maker
Carlton Man h s i been p artW Isriy
stration's aeries of tax reform uununclatory snd bltteir t w we
where ha* given cause for an In- it harder fo r chrelesa drivers who
rrenahtg number of accidents, and enuto arrldrnta to g t l a s ay. Thi bills hak cleared the House and is wnnder If it w sl hot aefuata#. en­
it la ahameful t» &gt;ay that the stale has derided that next year moving on to the Senxta backed tirely hr selfishness. The moment
liata ao frequently Include re­ thera wt I bu license platrs requir­ by a vota of sufficient magnitude
to imprest all who are not atblports uf p m on a bm i pr«peri&gt; ed on front any back of the car. Irarity Idind to the wishes of the c&lt;:unties cash and
roads th e re -In U fa o l .th is flthWt
Polling
them
'also
on
the
front
people. Support thrown to the fir»! Jseksonville will loae much of
'Come, let u t lay g craiy lanea in being struck arm then left “on a
Will
help
Identify
them
In
[
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T
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bill,
which
are
run,’'
by
tho
partlea
causing
thr
T ril
.
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nivotige ahw h e»-*JeefW *»n * th|(
« .- i ;i a t Tafnrtlttng the
tho K
latr.i
trunlilr. Swiator Young propose,| grney, and the hU-and-run u r U t -STineS
SU
te ’a gi-teway ,tte ijo r k ls . The flaw plsn
vAmi llli-qk windmill* Uwl«r a
to i hn ngw fW Snt tn lm h tiH i-i^ V 4 r s v x r i t e m'srw asn more Uktl) V t t f h B ‘ YrVtr- h*T bean, accept; will enable tourists to eatar.'thv
h fU t ;tfetl Inforwud quarters as an Rfntir other thast Ski i * l k JaNtfiFta
n felony the affensa of- alribint tn Is* found, ntwl takrrr bede r r
•V indication pf victory Tor tra ones yills tndiwijl. react ta tbs advsntf t m r ' U s M i r ' ' K t r a a l l t l •fijrtoinr n -p e ra o fr*rri« JirH » H *T » ^ ! tS3SjH k-'^ 7 *'c » '
Ja c h tu D lil* jhaa Joint*
r t t y ^ r ’both,--utvd- then leavinr - l a t h e senate Mondejr the Ynurlg t i ja f a r c ' to follow lh the path uae of Hie Weal const, g it f a f J t h *
waa iiqssed unanlmoualy. hlnrej through the house l&gt;y the territory lying .tssrsrd th * g u lf an
thr oeen# without doing all possible 4 hill
withi J a a M - »*. • Hickers
r*e, in
in
iven bn*ok for tbu l i n t timer
to rep air-Ibe InJary. The driver wblqh should paean . *onie|hJn» in at ona offered.
ivturiburlf to lh m l
The
j uUh, iUj-tht'* bUtory of the State*
T lu t
of n « tr who hah rrwibrd/ahothr, tn tiudorbts, Ton often In tdiw.paU

lolille Industry means. Almost cveiy living until; who tii»er-

D IV IN E W JA R A N T E B ______
tes any kind of business whatever, tan thank molbr lirn n aInt]* ff.tm
i tfiiat.ii,siid
m(t.l mIjtk
.f p ’
*ba.l ya rail -fist.n »nc. and ttM-inl
p o rt a llo
o r Increu
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d ls o a n d p ra y . unto m ., and
Tho
&lt;)f g w M H 'ro a d ly s stlm a le *
(h a t fo rly -T iv
bratkrn Unto yoU.--Jcre-

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HIT-AND BtJNilfiBJVERS

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r r s 'c rielf nn,l tecl. returne l
to their re-l-eellve homes empt/n iiol.il nn,| ,|i'ppi'olnlnl.
Nu,.* no olio in thi-* tetiion lioiils
nny i n t -g -n i-m for tin* man who
iim kei -h U ' liiv ,n‘‘'*“I - '*V -fiklniii 7
llill.n t II-. a t me time III, te anf.lenle nf filueei In I'lviidu where
m i , h n living T n ir l- e i ‘itallied an.,
l» would M ini n- if one river othe s ta ir eonl,| l e ninde immune t ,
toninurrlal iiim tl'C .
lin e oi the i; iv ittest osseta of
tu n or nny n th ir itn tr is the preli i v. itoiii. o f llji iCild life. Many
■Into*, in tilt- noire riirk ly |M,pui
ult I' vettions o f ' this e.Hinfy,
im w . awukeoad-io-sueli-a-rewUsati'iii win II it was nlhlnet l-n ta ti
Million, o f * ,|/i',ia ore ho log
in wiiiiiirini- In I. lor ilia
fiu L
ly arlivny
I m ill'ing of ynitie It It. hluntlv
we insist im diivct'Hralea nr offl
I..-: muie it good lier.duriy tn tli**, ri»l,
* ' f i ul,I T 4 •raining tar- them Ju :
V.'atrk wlit. It- Will I'l'. nullified If lh Hmlini'lt' lewIiiiit.eri Imvy * lln'.f a ryjtjij/ jn - k ; hut hi &lt;Lotsil&gt;(f
pi'ri f-Jis to iljiy u schu'-t finanreou
wuy orIsont it.
The sentiment in lids county eiujjny. J*{rb tq -,'. lY^ulaVi *rih*i&gt;:
nf territo ry'iidjnrent to llir HI
•Ii im. liver i i niiiost unanimous
7 7 T T ir
I.: lave- of prohibiting reining nf
bt ek l-a--. Such jerirhition, n s ,
has la in pio|Hi.-cd. is euiitrniv to ,
tne will of the g r e a t,m ajority, it
"Miatni'M Moal
Hiiiml.l he defeated.

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Vopulnr HoieP
.Single rnotn.-i with bath, S2, $2.50, $3
Double ruomu with bath, $.1, $1.00, $5
F ir e p r o o f----------- E u ro p e a n

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N. E. Firet St. Near Bay BUcayne

Papular Priced Restaurant In Connection

The until ipxtion Of tlinuajipl, t lu ll."I upprviiatiun of Hie Iihu I
ut IndhinnpolU citixins will he j piograms.
iralixiii next Sunday nftrrn-on In!
tile fir-t lonccrt of tie- Scuttisti
Kile , t'lillon, th e atnging t—,1- In
In-- town of tho order's tm|Misliig
mithedral.
In a program mnike.l
t.y reverenee un,l »liii|dlrlly, tin
'In'JIs will 11 -p.'iui tn thu u itisl's
■in li of Antuli U nt v tlui n.'te-l
licigwui riiiilit-niivur, b th o tanie
I* lrwttur.u|»li, to give sum
a*rokly.ii-t«cvtts timing i lx monut-.
nds ra .e treat is m ad e'|-«o»i'lr
IMuiiglt the gvpeiosity- of Mr.
•bd Mi«. Arthur U li-talrr, dun*
,*f* - f I he -caution.
•With t h e
n-eeptiun of llie
atled nil it - if, ore of the lilotl
•tukiqg til i of architecture in
tl«e entile wo hi. nothing has
treated nieic puhlle inluicsi riinu
the rarillun.
Tlie iuleriur of the
Magnificent »llu -tu rr
will Ihlargely lur the giaU firali*n ol
luo memliciallip. Tlie lielis, how­
ever. (min a innreetm g link with
A mat, deserted his wife and
ll-e puhin. lurrying their luimi
died in ■ distant rlt», twu -rues
bcautir, to all within tanyr.
I*lee. Y k r p hu idmllly l~-esinr known, a^lnvasllsalinn
Il is fittim : that the first note*
disclosed that be had apeealed
■k-«uid sound -a il-,- balmy air ot
rslrnsltrlv in real esUIr, hut.
a R uiuIm) afternoon in May, and
Ing and se llin g In bis ■ *■
that the first |» ic-ootul to t Its*
nam e p ro p erly worth bUn&gt;
master’s I-utii wt'l he the huge
■Irtila
of thousands o f ikiO tM .
ffev-and-t oe-Imff tun b; II dullf o e ah,loos reaso n * be b a d
rile d “to lh" glory of Ilia g ta u l
w s n f 'o t lid s aweh lime a* a
-fitldtoet i f tha universe."
•single maw4.’* (has clouding
‘ The country has heat,) muc
each Kiln with a dower claim.
rSiillana ginte work on the
The wife through counsel sub­
rllK til's l began, chiefly
sequently. weessed bar dower
H» In tha Ituk bird • onactuary
eU fnts, sh d the, MtMMU
want
uw urrs swslalwed Iss sr* o f
&lt;*r in Kbit ids. ^dedicaUd In tgc
esc nee ,.f President ('o^ idgr.
lrv*|
der Indisinipaiia talk
id tgify
&gt;lk m
nsud
■Inqulie of p o b l b ^ W pupils
'•ani mane of the‘ h(xtory 4and -iroof u n i s ,
tUuMapmcat
b f '!&gt;• bells
fing f period-o fjfo tit

H e C o u l d n ’t
Desert Ifis Wife’s
D ow er Itiglita

Worthy Of The
Public’s Confidence
Thr Kiri* N atioarl lloiik has a
record far s a frtj and arromplishmcnt
upon whltb rests the ctnfidcafv of Ibc
rantmaally.
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( onfidrncr , f tho pohllc ih not only
r'in e d by the bank's record nr scrviert but is abn fully lust if Led by tbr
rLocsrlev of these at*A who rose pose
•«» Hoard Of4 DlrertMra i nd who direct
its policies.
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MORTdAGB CO.

A. HltliM l.bY . C. «b' LEE. I M ed*.
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T. I*. MillHTKK a V. WIIITN'Elt

I 0 7 - * « . Park Avrnn*
Hanford, Florida

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New York

Elton J. Mou ghlon
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Hal A n d Personal Activities
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V'f'AVir

OVIEDO

A Mother’* Day program wa*
observed at the Melodist Church
a week ago S u n .lv
A special Mother’* day pro­
gram waa given at U:4S Sunday
school hour with reading* and
tong* by th* children. Subject at
lha 1 1 o'clock hour w*a tho
ChrUtlan Home. Special muale
w»»
J r ‘ “ V* w*
" rendered by the choir. At

MISS MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor
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Residence Telephone 443.

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M ule Departin'

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Music Group Of Club
To Pre9ent Program
Tba Made Department o f tbo
Sunfurg Woman’e Club will prwiant tbo annual com ell men u r r „

Club will glv* a recital
4 o'clock at tbs dub . % » « .
tba Cecillan Hualc Club. Cecillan Muek Club on Tueoday
. ____ a teacheri and pupil! of aftarnoon at 4 o’clock In tbo dub
bforrf are invited.
nom a. All muelc teacher* and
T l w M o a k D e p a rtm e n t o f th e
pi.plla o f Sanford are Invited to
[ Woman’! Club wiD held a boalneu
l * nreaent.
■eating a t t o'clock io tba dab
M i* R. W. Alllngham and U rs.
te w .
K . K. Ruaeell, chaliman, have erFR ID A Y
ranged the following pro*ram by
Tba Woman’i MUxionary So" Florida rompoaera:
I r i e t j wIR entertain tba member*
Florida Compoaere hour:
I of tba M at* Lambuth Circle with
Piano, ''Sparkling Raindrop*"—
Ia n afternoon tea
from
S:30 lia ttia Weaver Ahcrcroumblc, Mra.
I o’clock to 4:10 o'clock a t
S . M. Abercrombie.
lhame of M r*. •8 . O. .Hhlohalaer
Voice, t’bprlng-tlme le Song
( U N Oak Avetw*.
ilme’’, “ I.ove* Call"—Grace PoiterSATU RDA Y
f.tld Polk; Violin obligato, M lu
Brenon, Mra.
Arthur
The Y. M. C. A. Stamp Clob Lillian
■111 bold Ha la it meeting of the Branon.
from 1 :M o'clock to
i ^ ’ k f r a A^ S ' S L i l E f tMr*
e j'
taw, Mra.
Mra, A. M. Phillip*,
Phlllipe, Mra J .
t'cloek In tbo Episcopal pnrUh Shaw,
H. Colcough.
Tiano, “Mother", “An I Hah
d it t o
Number Four of the Love S o n *"— El Ilab#th Borland
Chdrth wfl| give
l ’ iunin, Mr*. R. R. Pippin.
thicken eupper at the Lu-Beth . role*. " I f Lo'
i’e ia Wkat
•rla beginning a t 8:10 P . M. How l a " - H a
Kobloton Day,
Mr*. W. S . Leak
Arronlion, “A Kingdom of Ibo
Sun’*— Brown Greaapu Cole, M n .
H. R. Pippin.
Dance, rlori
'lorida Bephoro— Mr*. I).
Brown, Brown
Dancing School.
n Dane!
W. T , Langley wue hoateaa D.Mena
Boris Group:
Ibo' member* of the Afternoon
Vale*, "The Cry Of T h * Wptnan"
Duplicate Club with a bridge - ”N(l&lt;jh*iaV “Rachem',| Mr*, d.
ariy on Friday afternoon a t her
oma, 13S E lliott Avenue. During
Piano, "P ierrot and P ierrette"—
court# of tho afternoon eev- MinDaphna Takaek.
Voice, (d u e tl'T e n d m Aveua”—
ral board* of duplicate were en*
yed and tho ribbon* fa r tho*e Mr*. A. M. Phillip*, U r*. W. S.
le a k
ddlng hlghrat score* ware awardHeading, “The fla m e Vine"—
lad to Mr*. R, J , Holly and M n . Lucia Clark Markham.
J,W- M. Scott.
“ Polk-a-dota”, “Sugar Babiea";
P a ite ) color* predominated In 'Santo Wear* - a R o*e"—Grace
d*cof*|t|oni _ which rnnafrtwd Porterfield Polk, Mr*. W E. Stone.
[ i f res#*, petunia* and other g ar­
Voice, “Wgter liyaci tilth" (“down
den flower* A frown talati course In the Shtnendoah"— William B.
Wa* eerved by the boaten, atiiated Ilaye*, Miaa Gertrude Barnett
I by Mr*. W. M. Scott, at thc eon- (Del.and.)
(O rtet). elution o f the bridge game*.
“The Lord la My Shepherd”—
I e Thote prewnt were: Mra. G, I. Edward U. Young, Mr*. A. M.
Mr*. W. M. Scott, Mr*. Phillip*. Mr*. Arthur Branon, kl.v
M. Papwnrth, Mr*. R. J . Holly, J . II. Colrough, Mr*. C. H. Smith
Roy P. Hymns, Mr*. T . L Mr*. H. H. Plpnln, M n . H L
at, and Mr*. LeHoy Cfaltten. Glenn, Mra. S. I f. Abelcrombie
Mra. B. C. Moore
pn.
,
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______
*
Accompanists: M in -Madeline
Mallrra, Miaa Lucille Wright (DeLund) Mra. It. R. I'lppin, Mr*. It.
W. Ailing ham,
and
Carmen
Guthrie.

**' /*.

Dr. and Mra. R. K. SU vent, Mra.
!• C. Gliaeon, little Mlae Dorothy
Stevtna end CulUv Sehaal motor*
ed to Palatka and Daytona Beach
Sunday..
Mr. and Mr*. J . O. fan cy and
Mr. and Mra. E. II. Lanky were
visitor# at Daytona Beach Sunday.
|(jr|i)J

lb s Virginia Lawton
itcrtains
On Friday
♦
- — —,
"Our G ang" w it entertained
|-arty on Friday s n n n u
Ml** Virginia Lawton a t her
or, SOS P ark ' Avenue, ’lire
him where ‘the gueau war* re­
ived were adorned with rose*
othn rut flower*.
(m u nod contests woraenjoyIhe little guest* until a
*r t. j -o an tc* court# waa
by i ... boatc**, aaalated uy
Wr Mrs. R . w . Lawton,
ong tl. .v# present w ort: tlw
l Sal , Itaburn. DorothylMar, 'Eve., t. I'o rtrr, B etty ColMartha Biahop, EiUabath
vln, J c v “l Mlnehew, Joyce
, Ju .l * Klebug, Nancy
lalen Cuibert, Rebecca
_ Glr.i
k .a w ,
Lillian
laaa. E ^ L u V."nn and Virginivrton.
Uao Brautoa I i kina, Charles
, F . W. Raravll Howard Scott,
Rawer, F r .,5 Dalger, Richd ie. Guy A I •*. E J . WhittS t. CU lr Came on, Kuaaci
L Leelar F i.lllp a Jeaele
JUmer Steel and d a y WillITAINH CLU B
' ' ^tember* o f the Pa«t Mat. jb war* ealeM aU od -with
Ldhe-day". party glvtn by
Ira &amp; Woodwe -I. an ho»pnber, at har hooi* In De­
ls vitad were: Mra. R. N.
n 0 . E. M eEay, Mr*. G.
7, M r*. H arry Kent, M n.
W . Turner. Mr*. A lfsd U K
* - F r in k Crosby, M n . K. R.
t * K Mr*. 3 . M. McOorwetl, Mr*,
a Parker, Mrs. B ell and R n .

■n*l Mra. W. E. Wat eon mou
JackaonvlUo Monday

where they spent the
friend*.

day

with

i Mr*. C. W. Speer and Mr*. J .
L Ingraham left Monday morning
fo r Columbu*, tie., and other
point* in Georgia and Alabama.
Eugene Adam*, a student a t thf
University of Florida, spent'last
week-end hen* with hi* parents,
Mr, and M n . T. F, Adam*, at their
home on French Avenue.
Mr*. Lillie II. Junes and MU*
Mae MrGill returned Friday from
Jacksonville wherr they spent sev­
eral days a* the g u ril* of Dr. and
Mr*. IL II. McC’ailln.
Mr. and Mr*. II, M. ItumUry
and children, Max nnd Itnticrt,
Ml** Huth -~MrC*nt* and T. S.
Rumblry spent Sunday afternoon
and w in in g at INimnodo Uin.-b.
Mi*a Mai-die Lee Kirkland ha*
returned to her home In Sylvania,
Ga„ a fte r rpending the p:.*t week
with Mr*. J . Gray Mi.-lael at her
borne on French Avcni-g.
MU* Emily U ngtr of Ovloila
•rent .the werk-end here with hei
brother nnd airier-In-law, Mr. nrul
Mr*. GVcnn Ungle at their borne
In the San lamta Apartment*.
Mr. and Mr*. II.

A

Newman

Mr. and Mr*. D. L. Thrasher
Noted M usic Hall ami
spent Sunday at Coronado llcnib
guest* o f Mr. nnd Mr*. J .
Shown At MHane’s aaD. the
Wood ruff.
,
Film, “Show Boat’* Mr*. E. G. Tyner o f Wavn*«n li
Jo p p tr’a Tbealcr and Cafe, a
noted m riic hall o f Chicago, If
bi ought to life again In Dnlver.
aal'a »upcr ta’iking picture, “Show
B oat," which opened a t th# Milane
Theatre on Saturday with Laura
I * Plante In the starring role.
Jopper's wa* a noloriou* under­
world hangout in 1408. Here they
gathered to watch cheap vaude­
ville turn* a* they tipped Mquor
seated at tablet occuplng th*
■pare now taken up by row* ot
■eat*.
Designing from th , sketches
and a few photograph*, Dan HatL
Universal a rt director, was able to
make a replica o f thl* rcudeavour
o f sparing amt theatrical person,
age*. Not a amall part o f hi* in­
formation cam* from men ami
women who had vlalted Jopper's In
H* heyday. Imperially In supply­
ing the furniture and atm pfohtrt
prop* w ia this information valua­
ble.
T h , stag* wee built out Into the
main room, which wa* c'otely
packed with table*. A balcony ex.
tended around throo rides while
built over t i e floor was a mouaniue. Tho placo, about the tlw or
a theatre, we* entirely below the
level o f the sidewalk.
Director Harry Pollard obtain,
ad many atmospheric player* wh«
were old-timers In th * theatrical
gama y d now ecrapiag a living
from nrolkut picture*. Many of
them bad been reproduced with all
It* gayety. music and song*.
It is In Joppert* that Laura La
Plant*, as Magnolia, first ring*
th * negro spirituals which later
bring her fam e In the across ver■ion o f Edna Fbrheria eenaetboal
novel. Miss I n
Pktnto sings
the** erne# song* u tlx picture.
Th# cast o f "Show B o a t" alas
Includes Joseph Bcklldkraut, Otl*
Harlan, A ka* Ruhong, Emily FH«
toy. Elale B artlett, Ja c k McDonald
and many other*. I t I* s n U a s d
with the music and hlgkllghU of
rio rrti* Zlsgfield’* masScal comcdy “ Show B o at." with th * UegBald *t* r*. Halea Morgan, Julaa
Bladaoa, Au»» Jem im a and th*
P lantstlsa Bing***, aepa and heard
In song* aad c h a f e s .

Mr*. C. L Park aad Ban, Charla* J r , an* epeadng * wash at
Dsytaaa Ba^ch prior to going u
Mateo, Ga. wh«
th* sew e r with
Mra. T. L. Hale aad daughter.
«« a , Turns, who

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Ini

a

Mr. and Mra. R. J . Holly J r . ami
aon Bobble, uml Mra. E. (}. Tynet
motored to I lay t on* Jlta rb -Sunday
where they •pent thc day.

W.T.LangleyHaa
farty For Her Club

Mis* C strl* W h it, entertained
he member* o f the Sm art Set
luh «pth * bridge party on Sat.
ftarnoon at the home of her
r*. W. E. W htir, 720 MelAvenue. At the concluiiin
rel progrvssiun* o f btrdge,
Igh ec^re priae, a shoulder cor*
lg e, wa* .awarded to MU* Betty
Intermister. Cut p t lt , proved to
t a •llnetl handkerchief.
The room* where .the guest*
ontcrtelned were adomnl
th v e t o and bowl* o f red radrise * and buo plumbagol,
lie the tal'Jea were made to
present green floral design*.
At the tee hour an Ice course
■ aervrd by the hoateae, assisted
Mias Virginia W ar* to the fol*
ngi the Misses Luellle Do’*,
therine MeUch, Jana LeRoy.
jla Spencer, Betty Illuterm Uter,
ante*' R cltl, Dorothea Lawson,
rob Maxwell, M argaret iBritt
L ilian Bra nan.

Courses for Singers

P erso n a ls

rsr

[is8 White Hostess
irt-Set Club

Possibility Of Later
Trial Ot Long: Looms

Schools^Should O ffer s .

spending a month hero ea the
guest of hrr ann.ln-'aiv and daugli.
trr, Mr. and Mr*. It. J .. Holly, at
tl.alr home In the Holly Apart­
ment*.
Mr, ami Mr*. L. E. Garvin, Aidrich Garvin, Mra. Henrietta G ar­
vin and Mrs. Oti* Williamson of
Wagner, H. C., or# visiting Mrs.
Emma MrLane at hrr home on
West First Hired,
Among (hoar from Sanford
spending Sunday at
Daytona
Beach .Were: the Misaea Helen
Vrrnay, Olyvn Newman, Thelma
Wagner, IU»e U V n n r
Hurt,
Lenabclla Hagan, Mary Banderton,
Jane Torrance, Ethelda Tattcraon,
and W. A. Adams, Randall Oharc.
Frank Woodruff, Jr ., S*m Flrl*chr r, Maxwell Stewart, Roland Tink­
er, Robert Dodson, Roy Oaaque,
Uonion Cherry, ’Robert llag an ,
Eugene Adams. A.'«o Mr. and Mr*.
J . I'. Ridge and eon, Jim m y, Mr.
aad Mrs. Hugh Whrlchrl and
children, Mr. and Mra. V. A. Speer,
Mr. and Mr*. G. A. Speer, and
Mr. and Mr*. Georg* McRory nnd
children.

songs. -Brother
Matt-duoi stated
that th * way should be a happy
one rather than sad, declaring
that "th e happiest op all mem­
ories are the old home and moth­
e r ." He concluded by declaring
that “our mothers themtelve* both
her* abd there would have u«
smlla rather than weep." Among
the songs which were tendered
were. Old Folk* at llommr, Silv­
ery Thread* among tha Gold,
Home Sweet Home, Nrarep My
God lo Thee, The Old Time Re­
ligion, When You And 1 W
Young Maggie. My Old Kentucky
Home and We’ra Bound for tha
Promised Land.
The children gave “Gucs* Who,'
"M y Mother's R o tary " and “Baby
Shoe*" as chorus tongs. Lullablaa
gave the little oars their due
place In the
hump pictures
of
the evening. Among those
w er* "Go to Sleep „My Baby,'
and “ Dnltles loillahy." The or­
chestra
gave
several
hum.
several duels and aotoa were ren­
dered.
Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Martin of
Melbourne were the gue«t&gt; o f Dr,
and Mr*. JT W. 'M artin over th *
week-end and Mrs J . W. Martin
S r. arrumpanied them homes
Miss Carol Boyd of Ft. M y ra
was a guest of Miss Kalhrryn
I .no toil on Sunday.'
Mr*. M. I.. Itruwn of New
Smyrna left Sunday aft'-r a pleas­
ant visit o f twu.wi-ek* spent
with hrr airier .Mrs. I. I1. Wills.
S. It. Wainright mid daughter,
Mias E lian„ of Oviden and Mr*.
Wulnrlghl'a slater, M r*. II. Rabun
and sun of Hanford returned
Sunday afternoon a fte r a pleasant
trip duwn the.' East '(’oast as far
a* Miami where they iiimtiinrd
business with pleasure while the
guesta of Mrs. J . A Rice.
I’rofosrur
Forest spent the
week-end In Miami as the- guertt
of Ida family.
Mis. S. W. Swop* o f Orlando
spent Tuesday with her ‘daughter
Mr«. L\ fi l * e and atldndrd the
Sunday schorlJllass pally at Ml*.
I.awlon's of which she was once
u member. Her friends warn glad
indeed to welcome h c r u tth il time
The Rev. G. J . Broom returned
Wednesday nlghl a fler jih ’ ahwnce
of III days. He attended tho South
urn Baptist Convention held in
Memphis.
Mr. Harry Sal hem of Frm anditia was n guest Friday of his
son, Donald, and his father and
C. W. Mnthlson.
The Inst meeting of the Ovidro
Parent Teacher’# Association wss
held at the school on Monday
afternoon ot It o'clock upon the
occasion of “Senior Class ,Dny"
at which time they were enter­
tained by the entire Glee Club.
The I* T. A. furnished refresh­
ments of home-made rookies and
punch to the school children and
faculty.
Mr. end Mrs. Harry P. Costs
o f Ktuelienvillp, Ohio are visiting
their brother and sister, Mayor
and Mr*. William Coats. Thr
Mayor, who waa In the FernaldI-awtim hospital recently and
came home Improved, found It
necessary to .return to the hos­
pital and- he is expected to re­
turn home again this week-end
His brother and sister expect to
•pend some time with him.
Mr and Mrs Jam es F. Lindaay
of Celvetsnd. Ohio wer» the week­
end guests of Mr*. William Coats
laat week._________
1 .__________
Mrs. VanT and son, Ja Jr k , and
M rs.’ McGnwa were shopping In
O r'--d o Hat Tuesday afternoon.
■ Miaa Georgia Crawford visited
her graiul-molher Tuesday In Ml.
Dora.
Mr. and Mr*. Spink* and daugliter. Amir were Nunay guests uf
th eir mother, Mrs M . M. King.

BATON'ROUCK, La, Mar » —
(1*18)—Anti-administration lead­
er* who remalnetl over In Baton
Rouge today declared emphatically
tin t although tl|e recent scssio-i
oi the legialature adjourned j* » tenlay without beginning the im­
peachment trial of Governor Huhy
r . Long, the Senate ran take up
the dharge# against him at m
extra oeariow at ang time, an long
aa th* Iml ii1 meat* vofprt ’ h y -th rUuuse rtaoil. - w — ■
8 o|i|«o tern of the Governor In
the action of the -Senate,-fir- de­
clining to vote mi the Impcnritmrm rh airvs nnlliriisf thr llouac
indictments'

Ja m ** "fihooey" Malone had
offered 4*4.000 to free Al Capooa
and Me bodyguard, Frank C lin*..
that th# gonmen and that threata
had been been made against .tha'
deleitive’a like were all denied to­
day by Malone.
Malone wa* called to tha o fftr*
nf Shpt. of Poll re Mills, wher* **•
reels wrra sharactrcltcd as an“*« £ jlle n l piece of police work."

D A ILYSERVICE

Detective-4)en ies“H e"
Was Framed By “Al”

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JACKSONVILLE
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In City LlmlU

PHILADELPH IA, May SO. —
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T H A T O ld E B I T E R
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B ecause T h ey D o _ N ot, the girl who Is good at ftgurti
or dress designing.
’T a l e n t is
Leant Fundamentals
W asted
fg f
“When rhildren enter school,
, Nsw York City.—Many women
who have good volros, know mutie and might have earned a
profitable living aa singers, are
working as stenographers and
booVWrpers simply because they
were never given ths opoortun
Ity to learn the technical prin­
ciples of ringing.
Thil la the statement of An­
tplnrlls
nette Halstead, w h o w i t h
Doris
iris Daniels, makes up one of
Broadway's most popular duet
specialties.
"Every Industrial and buslnrst
school should have a singing
S tu rt* hi Its curriculum, and
teach K In th * seme business-like
manner that they teach book,
keeping or tnamcurinr," says
l il t * Halstead. "A girl who !•
musically Inclined has tha right
t*s demand from her community's
educational ayatam the same
(ethnical (raining that it given

they should bo taught the funda­
mentals of music Instead of sim­
ply singing patriotic songs for ten
minutes In the morning.Ths teach­
ing o f music should be given the,
same status as th* teaching of
methemalirs. Instead of being
thrown in with the fire-drill.
,
"'Jeen n ln e, I Dream Of Lilac
Time,' by Nsthsniel Hhllkrrt, Is
one or Inn outstanding fentriba­
llons to musical advancement. It
opens up an entirely new flrIJ In
muskal interpretation of motion
pictures, am) It marks th* first
all-Amrrlran Interpreted picture.
This should have been accom­
plished lung ago, but eo few of
aur musicians hive ths proper
training and background."
Miss Halstead secure,I her awn
trslnlufe In Rome, New York,
wher* she was a choir organist
Miss Daniels, horn In Council
Bluffs, lows, has studied In Italy
and hai rung in opera In Milan.

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DOLLAR DAY

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Wednesday, May 22nd

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Dollar Items On All Floors
A Few of the Many Items
3 Yardn nf fifle Hateen for 81.

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Printed CrrprH dr fhJnr, regularly 11-09 yard aprriil
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Woman's Indian Mareoslna, || pair.
Nockwear formerly 8 1-2S lo 84-98, choice f l.
5-yarda Linen Glaon Towelllag for 81.
Hudt Face Towria, 4 for 11^—Pillow Hllpw, 2 palm for
81. Blenched Muallit, 8 yards for 81.
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2Di«*Many Hurt
In Panic At Ball
Park In Gotham

In th * La* Angeles uko his addtafion for
■ n r ily ; what .Down B o sto n aall
“folkay" an tfala occasion. "Tb* unaarpaaaad nJlsbldty. Indeed, It
meat popular awaathearia In U i •aama rtaaanab a to aaoume a auaptelon of malleioua factors.
United B tataa" bee* bad a hard
That tb* Graf Zeppelin with
time preserving their aaduslan,
(Continued Pmsn r a g s On*)
only one motor re Ruining In oper­
and everybody’* nerve* Kara eofation was able to remain under th * p ro*tret* figures, snd tbs Irfarad.
it.
auffieiaat control to aeUct a ault- m ls ta b l* crush of thousands more
Aa .officiate tpokeiman fo r Ik * akW port and tend without harm, from behind threw down down*
vitlea*. Selectmen U o n Stone, unmistakably point* out a funda­ more, many of thtm young hoys
, (Caffrigkt i m Dr lxura*OoMl
Harman CrocMU »W Oaorge F . mental factor of aafaty In point
There ware only two-cult*—oua
Nava Barrie*
taw is edited at
tb*
Morrow In tba airship. Of aoors* groat seeding from th * top of tho bleach*
W *W TOR, M ar SO-— (IN B )—K
prala* la due Dr. Ecknar and h|a •re and on* from the bottom.
HhLaWnawr mag find lh* motion
•gum- fa r making th * moat of -kls They cdovergo brnoatfa tho canUf.
tte r te ie
plrtaro basin *** —Am*rlca’a .fif t h
crisha# sad nrlgbharly. urrctln*. avahabl* resource* and to the of th* stands, and tend dtren.re
t e r r a * indrtente-pw qljani b j a
also d lm ased the plana of the French who rertderod such timely flight of s ta in alongside an allays
ganaral atrik*# af acton. .. . '
and efficient prepons* to the alt- way SB foot long and 12 foal,
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p
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F
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re
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. TWa jfoAtetton * u mad* « ■
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Lindbergh and tka M «taw a YOO- u alten.-T hat. Uu\ ship was in„a * ld * ~ ------eterirvijr to Intarnatxmst N*w«
I t was bare t b i t ■ th e worst
tfE W * YO RK ,
May
SO
teiitay alerted to stay InAwr* serious predicament Is not tUsB arrie* lortejr by Albert Warner, MP*ach*«” Browning!, the aepardaring th * cold rain. Ju s t os dark- puted but it appears that at least trampling occurred. T h , runway
gonera) manager of the Warner a ted wife a t the fem oui "clnderbass sat In' with th* rain still fall­ mm* of the sensational reports b aid* th * allay la enCused by
B ret Hera Company, on* of the e'la man," Edward W. ("Daddy"! ing In torrents, th« Morfow beach Of Ita plight are rkaggrrated. For heavy wire, but th* crush of hu­
t : b u y w t producing organisations In
Drowning, had ruffled up her el­ w arm with Anne a t Ui* wheel (•ample, report* contain n state­ manity buret this asunder and tb*
tb * motion picture field.
derly ax-husband no lltt’e Unity. swung out path the r - a r d , a t the ment of n "listing of 4fi degrros."
The atrik*. aceordlnr to Warner, For, It «•• borne hom* to him, Morrow rajaU , On# photographer Airships do not list. Undoubtedly
win b# precipitated by the dielre the will Inalit upon getting her trailed th * party for four mites n "drift** of 45 degree* w ar meant
o f the Actor'e lEqaalitg A llo c a ­ aharo o f hli million*.
but all atlunpts to get abreast of but It it not at all uncommon for
tion vo compel tba producer* of
;V j '
No rooner had "Giddy” an th* beach wagon failed, Ann* out- alrpanr* and atrehlp* to be offmoten picture* to ampoy only nouneed that ho plana to tell aom*
w ltt’ng the pursuing sutomoblte. set from their headings by such
equity ac to n and to enter Into an •4,000,000 worth of hla roll &lt;»•
The chase ended at IhedeadYne amount*. Furthermore, angles of
a rr e a r s nt with the actor* almllar kata holdings than her law jrr.
In front of the home of tha sup­ Inclination auch -4 largo airship
to the worklnr traaty In fore* be­ Daniel F. Cohalm, got busy. Ha erintendent o f the Morrow estate. takes In binding. are generally
tween a ta i* producen
and tha declared today that “ Daddy" etlll
* Nearly 100 persona stood In the overestimated by th* casual ob­
man and women wbo enacj their ow n "Pcachei" her diw tr rlrhti,
rain fo r an hoar outside t h , com server.
Along this line there aom' lime*
lult for which la pending, and munlly churrh here at each ear
The equity aaaoclatlon, accord- that whoever buy* Browning’*
rice on Sunday hoping to catch a appear statement# to &lt;the effect
I n f to Information In W gnwr’a .4 0 parra'a of property will b*
glimpse of Undy and ’Ann*. It that airship* simply because of
paaaaailon, plana do litu e an 'liable to flay "P rarh ei" onr-third was understood, however, that their greater nr.a are more at
plUmatum to tha film producer of the income on the plaoe* fnr Loth heard the churrh service* by thn mercy of the wind In .’light
aome time early In Ju n t.
thad nr, 4b* much smaller air­
th* rest o f her life.
radio.
Thle ultimatum will conatltut*
“Shell m t get any ohr-lhlrd r.f
The *V&gt;fflrla| spokesmen" of the planes. This Is more or less pop­
_ • demand that th# producer* meet my property," declared '‘Daddy’1 Morrows -spites red -In th * m l * of ular misconception on th* p*rt afequity requlrmenta in tha employ- With tome heat today. He declined a very mysterious character. No thos- who havo not looked Into
m .n t of artom and other m ature to comment on a new re p 'll that’ cn * knew hit name, his occu nation the illuatlon closely. The Influ­
perUlnnlng to tha production of ha had mada "Peachtn” a comor h&lt;s connection with the Morrow ence of wind current* on airrreff
motion
picture*,*.
something promlea duwer i-lfer of 440,000 family, lie met lhe newspaper- Is n slmpl4 mathematics' rela­
which the producera have atead- and thet the had Indignantly re. vten and women, "informed them tion dependrnt upon the relatives
faatly refuted to do over ilnce fund It.
that life Morrow family disliked speeds and direction* of the a ir ­
the m cvlei aeiumed a poeltion
Sale of the property, "Daddy" the siege m id* by the photograph, craft and their current. An air­
o f Importanca In tha entertain- e«W, la part of a move t&gt; tram- era and wanted to knvw what was ship and an airplane ••th flying
m .n l world.
* form hli entire ritaU , which he wanted. The ’V fflcial spokesman
on |hr sain- aircurrent at the
The producer*, Warren aalJ, eitlmated at $31I,000,00fl,lnto cash, later telephoned to the v llo ge that same "sir speed’ would ra ;h b?
will rtfuaa to comply with the moat of which he ariT leave t &gt; "there would be no pleturra.”
affisird by the aam* amount. Th*
equity demand and tha n au tt will rrtabll.h an Edward W. Drowning
K p ccu litln as In whether the leviathan and * motorbiuU each
ba that equity * 1) order a walkout foundation for charity,
running nt the u n &lt; speed in an
marriage of l.'mlhorgl m t Mi
*'I ran’t aay what wo ahail do
................................
.
lie
denied thet puixhawrt
■&gt;» Mc.rmw would lake place here was orean rurrrnl woul&lt;| have their
In th i ovm t of a atrik*," W erner I ti^ ' ^ ^ e u " o f property he will att’H undrrway Imloy, hut no ^qipll
courses mu| srieeda over thr
Mid “but you ran
•an r * *t naaffrtil „ ffer n auction June I I at Mull- ration for a lirensr, a t fa r ai ground influenced lo thr raiiiL, d. that p ithrr the Wqruer Brolhere eon Square Garden have any ti­ cou’il Im learned, had been mad* gree.
nor o th ir producer* will meet tha tle .rompllrstk-Qs to fear from at thp town clerk's office, S me
An airplane cruising st the
equity demand*. Wo are atrongly “Pearhes” threat.
still support the theory that th* tim e low spied' In the same loIn favor of ’open ahop* condition*
D’scusiing his foqnditlon far Mrrrowe si id to rn flown here 'nlli n n« thr (iraf Z-ppelin would
hi the film Industry,"
charity, Druwning said h* his al­ fi’ .m New York by.Llndborgh.ln liav* drifted tha same amount as
A likt Ihood of th* atrik- bring ready arranged for 4 17,000,000 I
hla amphihlin ptanr and would
• .........Ilnhln. expept, of course
*\long drawn out a ffa ir with nei­ ho used to establish "sunshine stay here until the Morrow hbme that It 1* utterly impossible for
th e r aide willing to give in i* playrooms," plentlfujy rquiftpei In Kng'evrond, N. J .. was put lnt &gt; ,n nlane to remain nioft at auch
aom In the fact that equity now with toys, In hospitals and h me« ahape for tho wedding. Dut one
nw *p rd. Whatrvar may have
oecupka a stronger position In •11 over the country.
guess aoemoj *■ rhmI as an.ther. In oil tho cam e of
motor mis*

1f m « r Brothers Hear
fH tat ActionlsBeing
n , &lt; ^ m p la te d Soon

DADDYBRO
F A C E S TR0UB1
BY F O R M W IFE

"Peaches”—Threatens
Jo*Gum’*SaIe OfEx*
S p o u se ’s Property

-p*rating th* b'
'grond-slandi and Into
wire gate.
gate wen. down like cardund.a duun non a .tj boys
pilchtd kaadljnn in a Urap or.
tacks o f sawdust nnd r fuvr.
Tboog. Imnmdiatey back of them
fought to ktop the crowd from
being hnrted Into the excavation.
Pntrwman Lculs Baer, assigned
to tha kltnclian exit*, tried to
■ttm th* mad rush by drawing
his revolver and threatening to
shoot. H* too ora* knocked down,
and hla revolver kicked out of
reach by the trampling fiat.
•-Fow., ptraona
persons In the regt/nr
-.-Jaw
gnndratands knew' that th* trag­
edy had occurred, and ft was not

CHICAGO. May W . - 0 N B ) —
Natad crfmteologiat# and eoctel«,'|rta from all section* Cf Iks
UnJ.rd Ktata* stIU aJdraa* U&gt;*
Anicviran crime study eommiuion
at a two-siay conference which
opened todxy. Th# eommlasten**
honorary
vteo-preoldont,
Mte#
Ja n *
Adams, of Hull
Hous*
fame, started th* session with a
talk nn "problems confronting
the children or Immigrants."
Sanford bated, newly appointed
superintendent of fo lerel prison*,
will discusi the parole system
»s a .preventative o f second' offtn ret and relmprisonmenL
Tho opening sessions will be
presided over by
Mis# Jossl*
Illafon! director of tha Juvenile
protective association.

WAUc'-ha iteai^w ja»ui*bul*i&gt;c*a
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anything yvas wrong.' .
District .-Attorney McGeehan to­
on Investigation Into
the pante. Particular attention
will be paid to whether the rightM d bltechrrs aro equipped with
adequate exits.

sago rated.

no*p today.
r resident
oath pf effte*
thus aucreadlng
presidency fo r a term of i
The popularity of the
who la
kero, was site*ted by,Ut* fr e t I
he waa #c«l*l»ed j
Uneon tested fleet! cn t

Five Persons St
From Sunday

OCALA, F la .! May tO
- Five person* wore agff*
'torn tojuries hare tnjteY •*•'
result o f ■% co lla te " «T two M
mobiles yesterday In -whtelr the
negro* war# kl’ted.
On* o f the l !
Sultan, of Palm Herhatrjj
HAVANA, May &gt;0 . - ( I N S ) - l r to be In a rerious eondltte*. AU
the presede* o f a m at etow&lt; th* Injured
which jammed lb * capita! ground? Mrs. Sutton’s machine.

Machado Installed
As Cuban Presldenl

“D O N T ABUSE CREDIT”

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the tfllN Industry than ever before. I
The advent o f talking pictures ‘
la rtiponalb* for this atate of a f­
faire, It la said.
With the Increasing popularity
pf sound p irtu r.» legitimate actor*
of the Broadway stag* have been
lured to the "ta lk in '* in av. r In­
creasing number*. A t th* present
time, it is estlmsted, there aro
fully Z,M&lt;1 f'»t iin-r stags players
in the movie ranks.
T h* great mojorltjr of the**
mqvla recruits ur,- equity mrmbora steeped In equity principles
and It la assum d that they will
"stnnd behind" their union In th j
event of a trials.
A number of years ago, equity
attempted to Induce film players
to join Its ranks, but th* producer*
broke up the movement.

COSMOPOLITAN CORN

“IT’S PRIVILEGES
PRICELESS”
“Your’rc off to a good start my boy, your name is good with any merchant in
townt they know you’ll pay your bills. See that it is always kept so; the privileges

CHURCH P E O P L E
WILL GATHER AT
ROIiiNSOOLLEGE
Presbyterians To En­
joy Hospitality Du*
' ring June Meetings
• W IN T E R I’ARK, E l*.. May M &gt;Yuiing people of the I itw lrtirlM
Church or Florida are to enjoy th&lt;fa d I lia * of HolUn* ColUns* for *
K ite d of rightecn days in Juu&lt;attordfng to an announcement
mad* today b» President llsm iiton
Holt whp said that the Seventh
Piasbyterlan Young People’s Conle t m e* would convrne at Hollins
on June UI and continue through
t a t tilth.
I I will be preceded,
Jun e 1I-1T by th e First Florida
Presbyterian Conference far Sen­
iors, who** delegate* wd| he limi­
ted to tha agra o f IS , Ifl, and 17
President Holt aletrd that Mr.
A . J . Coakley, Dliortor of Itsligiou* Education fur the Synml of
Florida would lie In charge of
th *** raafaraaco* and that the
buildings, library, and the water
eporta facilities of Hollins t'ollegi
would b* loaned to the young
Presbyterian* fo r their annual

(itliirifly.

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Among the trader* who will lw
present to conduct courses in
Christian education a ir th * Kev.
J . Mercer Hlaln or llangrhoW,
China, Dr. E. D. Brownlee of San­
ford, Rev E. N. Caldwell, Chairman of Rtligteiu Education ' for
th* Synod of Florida, Rev. P. W.
DuBoe* of Miami, Ur. Kaantlh
Foreman. Profaaaor of Ulble in
Davidson College, Mlaa Mabel Uall,
Principal of Highland Inetltuta
R H. MrCaalln. D. D. of
Jacksonville, Doan H C. Mrijuilkin a t the Columbia Dibit School,
1it. W. T. Mann of Borrow,
Dr,
K H. Nabeia, o f Penaacol* and

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of credit are priceless and there is no telling when you are going to need it and
need it bad.”
Good advice from a man who knows. He knows that the man .who does not
/JTT HE word "com." tpccUirally
VLUwItel in this touiilry, relrrt
|u "Imlun cum," ur nuire. It
tt luliyr to trdjilial Amrncj and
*■&gt; used si lull I y the loluM
centurirs briure llw era of Columbut, and prohshtr tu n (&gt;y llw civil*
balion wliich antnUltd llw Red
Man.
In the early days «( llw Fjtplitb
cokmics, com s u 04 confowd lo
yellow snd white ears, with sn occssiunsl red varUtion. *i it is lodar
Thoo*h yellow asst whug wet* even
then lb* most common, they wet*
inrrraperscd with red. blue, olive,
greenish, black, v a r i - c o l n r c d ,
■perilled and striped ears. Today Us
ciawumyiion has twroinc so univer­
sal in this country lhat this train
ran (airly tw railed cosmopolitan,
and practically all of h is packtd in
sanitary enamel hoed cans.
Corn is lower In nrolrin than
wtwat and oau. hut it is fully tqusl
in that respect to other grains and
R surpasses many In th* proportion
cl lal and ail. Ttw •tticii of core,
ha main food component, la of ex­
cellent quality, and ii lewis Itself to
combinations with so miay other
foods that it has been called by Many
fini-ald to the housewife.
With Meits and PUfa
Than are many combinations, far
Instance of com with meat and fuh.
Her* are soenc recipes which will
undoubtedly suggest morel
r*re,Cketeder: Dice and fry tmtfourih pound bacon: add oo* imgll
anion and on* green pepper, dfcoi
and continue aiming until harem.
Add (our runs of diced boiled pots.tarn, and allow them I* try until
Add ore hV ;

ran of corn, five cups milk, two ami
one half teaepuuus salt snd onefourth tras|M*,ri pepprr, bring lo
scakling, and terse. This recipe
will nub* sufficient rluiwdcr fur ten
pcotdc
Hamtmrg and Cent StrmmhU:
haul! tew medium chopped onion in
two tablet(
hmuii butler a few niinVM
add tnrreu)uartert uf a pound
limbiirg steak, amt stir until
well browned. Add no* No. 2 ran of
com. two teaspouns Mil an.I one

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fourth irasputm |-er&gt;per, and heiL
Tbit wilt trrvt right.
Com and Stlm oc P ad ticg i Mix
one No 2 cia uf corn, one table-

crumbs. This rtcip* will serve (root
six to eight.
ViuMrr Siptaik m lk Carer
Saul! i*w lived onion hi three
tablespoon* drippinci, add one pound
cf whit* "tuitrun” t&lt;tuaih, peeled and
thinly sliced, and taut* a few aria-'
otes belter. Add new cup water,
cover and cook gently until tender.
Add new cup of corn, on* ' f p""“
salt and one eighth teaspoon pepper,
and bring lo boiling. This serves
right.
AU By ItsriJ

pay his bilfs when due, robs himself of the credit privilege, ruins his reputation
.

hard-cooked eggs in hail Iregthwis* and mash yolks. Saut* cathalf ctlp chopped muihrousws la two
tablnpoona buiter till tender and
add yrihs. Add nn* teaspoon salt,
cmr-rrighLh ttaspnoa pepper, m eeighth traspuon prrparcd saasnrd
and two llblespnmti erram, sod re­
fill whites with this mixture. Place
oven (JJO* F.) thirty minutes.. In a shallow bulitrtd baking dish.
Ad! oew-lourth cup cream sad sea
This, loo. will serve tight.
soriqgt to oew No. 2 can o| tore,
With Fresh V*g*uM *a - and pour around the *gga. Carer
Canned corn combines eicriiemlV with butttred crumb*, usd brown
with fresh vegetables lhat are te, in a hot own. This serves right
sraun. Iter* are aom* sampl* ro-‘
Dot canned corn all by Bari!
make* a delicious dish, and fctlo is
t irtUafti ,C*VU m i figgylaalr ore of the most driertable way* to

and eventually loses his own self respect
Your g occr and doctor, furniture and hardware dealer must be paid, for they
too, have bills to pay, like you. The garolihe for your car must be paid for by the
aervide Vr.C~n dealer—what Is he going to do if YOU don’t pay him? And so it
goes with an endless number of commodities. . . drugs when you are sick, tires for
i

your car—just what would you do without credit?
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can*role. Cover ai s
into buttrrod can*role
I uttered mimba. and hake, covered.

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cop c rim , a slice of oniqp and two
cops of water ingetlwr lor t wenty
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guard
your
credit privileges jealously . . . there may be a time
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Saul! on* coarsely chopped grata

rntn* and one-half a medium egg­
plant. diced (about three cup*) ui
three tablespoon* butter until
■lightly irons. Add asw No. t can
of corn, on* cap of thin cream or
rich raijk. (wo teaapoom sail, osrfourrh tratpoon
son pepper and
fourtA
tm calwv salt, and j

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sprem mrllrd buller. one lull lea
spues salt, case-eighth IratpOun
pepper, on* small ran of salmon and
n * title*pnoci iwayy cream or evap■eaird milk in ll)* loregning order,
u-inc rircful not lo break up |h«
tilnmn too Andy. Dak* in a burIrrrd baking dlth in a modem*

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8 A L K — B a b y d u c k .. P hono
H O — J . A p p ly eoo M ap le A t e .

tA B B IT S PUR SA L E — Pedigreed
aad reataweod breeding etoek.
elao yoeng pedigreed itock eligible
tor
re g fitm io a .
Chlnckillai,
oblto blue eyed beren n a and New
Cealaad W aites. SC iohao- JU b I try, Indian Mound Village, Baateed. P. a Box. U S .

‘ Tlmo ratea oa roqoaat.
Tho reduced rates a n fo r
onaoeqUra laaertloM.
f i n word* of a * # n c e ( t o « t o
n .n o a U d a Itao. ’ !
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Mo ad under a Itnaa accepted.

FO R BEN T— Double garage apart*'
merit 1413 Oak, with ail con­
venience. Meal location. Immedi­
ate possession. See B. W. Iliadford.

-1X -W IIA T H V E R y c t f - m a d - f o T
pelnte anil varnishes, thla .to re FOR RENT, Furnished roome on
aocond floor of Herald building
xlvee you the quality with a na­
tional iruulation aucb* aa Velum- Can be ranted on a very reatonin*, tho wavhibl? wnl',- paint and able batla. Inquire of - Foreman,
Wrtcrb'pnr, the waturprouf var- The Herald,
nleh. 8 . ,, | by HANFORD PAINT
FOR RENT—Large and email
I * WALL P A P E / Co., 110 W.
Apt. Langley Apia. Also 5I Flr*t Ht. Need u^ ain tert Call 30.1
room hoato un loth and Mugnol a.
II- I - T A U trtT T . p ain t.r and Apply Apt. No 4, l&lt;angb y Apia.
Paper lla r g r r . I’olinc 3511, Clt- Call 023 J . Summer Rates.
I run IteigM v
11 AKE O F r‘ (h„«c to 14 c rnvcnvnml
irflninh the .u ifan -w ith W ater
8par lutrqucr. Show o ff your furn­
iture; ifun’t hide It. Sold by SANFO R ? j PAINT and W AIT. PAPER
Co. tin W U Firvt Street. Need n I
pnFntcrT(,4»all ijUU.

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REN T—Five goem cottage
Palmetto
Avenue
at ’ T i l l
|20 00 nu.nlhly. Inquire at Heruld
office.

Y6— M ln rellan co u a F o r S a le
LOST— Bbtrlt Suit C a n , wrapped
In i.ruy llonkct, in highway be. AI J . KINDS of furniture .fur &gt;i»‘e
dlt*. ch-.rp. Cn!l any tlmo nflcr
•*v&lt;en Winter Park nml Sanford.
lr fjund notify Sigma Phi llou»e, 0 A. M. hod \V. Thiul St., up
•tnlrs.
Winter Park.

V—Automatic

FOR
SA L E —Portable
phtnorrapht new »U-am cooker*; till
drum rug 0 by 1 2 ;' Underwood
DODGE
Ife e ir r e care and Graham- trucks. typewrit, r; V /od chrclt protector;
•V&lt;rr**npraph; Duplicating mach
Elm and 13th Street, phono 8.
lav; d**k». tablet in,I d ilire ) R el
• I d y o u k n o w t h a t y o u *,inside. Phone 141—R.
can
o rrr y o u r c l o se d
CAR TOP R EPA IRED WHEN
IT N EED S IT A T SANFORD
LEGAL NOTICES
NOVELTY WORKS 118* NO.
r a » u i-A T iu «
TRENCH AVE.

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haiaa and LVM til cement work,
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rr.ox/n. Must* be neat dad l» - iooiw -rlt &gt;Uual«, It In* *■ -, k t i ' i
ln Um ••-•»Mli *1 HmkIiM, 4U4
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Reach Thousands
They Pay—Phone 148

yOR RENT -A ttrectJv ly furnl.hh lil; l o I X T * . I k C M * \ fH I I V .
r : CAl.xrilllT »li&gt;[mi.\&gt;(|. *•* '■•
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a rorp-iiiHupB uiiilcr lie 1

i C E - ^ jr ycu fail to, get your
SmiH-r piratic notify i Prcu'ttlloii
Department before h P. M. A luittwui. 612 Union Avc.
lp td a l deliver) le rv lc f I* runin- FOR. K E N T - Uplcntlid furn.Uhed
tnlnrd until that 1hUri.;W» Will be
house an,, fcaraxo on Sllvai
K|ed to send your II.raid by »|w&lt;-. U k e . Delightful place to live
I*l m e s se n g e r I f it bn* n et
nr- fm 0 0 per month, W. A. Raynor.
rived, t'lrrulallon
Department, owner. If. C .'D u B o ,r. agent.
Pfionr 14K.
FOR REN T—S I* mom b„u
N. 'K IP P E R ~ S ig n , c f all
■ noth-m co n ve n lrn cca .
100(1 W .
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Wqll P f per Co. Phone 303.
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Herald Classitied Ads

FOR RENT— Furnish, d 5 roam
LEG A L ADS
hou*.,. 317 High Street. Double
garage. All improvement. Sec Mr. l« T i n t V lH I t IT « ,11 IIT Ml* J l l l l i
Berg at Herald.

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a d u lt _fanx|ly,
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K i i r F u r r n t l.iU ? ( M r l .
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WIGHT PRIN T SHOP
•M APFY M r- r * on any thing la
odnuna. m phone c a .l will wget
r B O . I V m 417—Wa 9 lu ll
jread A re.

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dispose or, a Herald Classified Ad
will soil i n
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Purnl.hed Apartment /or rent—
Park Apia.— Park Are. aad
18th S t. Prlgldalre. Rent reaaoathle. P ho ne-741—J . -------------:------

SANPORO DRUO CO.
Wa Deliver—I’nono 325 '

p.i«i jiTdriamna* wiii'ii

Thousands are dally reaping hand­
some proflls from Claaslfled ndver*
Using, you can do the same!

CLEM EN TS
APTH.—f i l l Perk
A rt. Apt*, for rent evellable
Apr. 1. Apply ApL 1.

I—Announcements

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Hcrnld CTadnlflPd Ada will *ell moMt
anything under *the- mm* •f*.“ •oddn
and end* nmund (h« house that
you no longer h u e uhc for ...liv e nloek—‘poultry—feed %.ulilc—nulomobttr*, in fact everything that
him a tollable value.

15— Apartment For Rent

Heteld
rrpreeentatlee
hly f t miller with ratee,
ea and cleeiillcatlon will
l i r e yoo complete Information.
And If you v lth , they xriUase lit you In. wording your want
ad to m ete It none effective.

f «— Hmnne— Service

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WANTED— Home laundry work.
Damp and finished. Will call
for and deliver. Jennie Boetoa,
Phone !? 0 L

TO A D V E E T I8B R S

ru i*“
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iilonlhs Mil, iluik brimlie, weigh*
hIkiiii tw inly
jmuMil.i. Reward.
1701 Purl,.

Imperial City la Now ' ?
4 Only Shadow ()f Its
Onetime (ireatnesa

12—Wanted

I I an error la made The
Hanford Herald will bo n aponaibla for only one Incorrect Ineei t loiv the adrortleor
fo r subsequent Insertions. The
office tbould bo notified Im­
mediately l a / u i of error

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PEKING HAS _ _ _ _
IMPORTANCE’ A S
CHINESE CAPITAL

I M —Poultry
F O R S A L E — T o tin g and o ld l e t '
H r . d u ck * a n d gveoa, l ir e oi
d r r s a fd . C a ll 4108, S a n fo rd .

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Tennis Is Seen Ato
Serious Menace To
Beauty Of Women
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SIMPLIFYING SUMMER

THAT is (hit samiarr going to
l ie lika tor you—Ulmrton* or
livable, a period nl rata nr
klrd work! That all tlepetklt on
K h* you plan i t llaro are mine
hmti «hkh will help matte you
In while away the lung catelrre ,uy»
out on the liunt porch with the reel
. el the lamity-rother-ihsti pahifntty
penpiring o»»r an inadequate- rlnxe
in your tunitner natage ur bunga, low.
Tlte firit nl thee* hints i» lo lake
along plenty ul canned (nodt when
t™, nugiale (or tl*e lummer teauvi.
IN- Mttivl i, to leave jnnir Sddrrtt
with ynur gntetr s» that &gt;uu ran
renew,your lupply (rnm a Source
lit Hliirh you have e-nfnb-nre,
What to Taka Along
The first essential In right living
In rummer is an adequate milk tupply. There may l« tete ov nnny
cows at tlte place wltere you rleei lo
Itay, but did you knuw that many
larnirgi lliratMleet are takim- advantage of the esl*bli,htd safety rd
drnd. evaporated and rtekhnu-d
milk k hi, I, comes Irnm cnw&gt; wltmr
I,-dll, hat hern tr»lr,| and cerlt*
t-rd t*jr Omernnvnt espeftx* T ie
great mail ordei* *h„„w, are now
linirdniliug vatl quanltlirt ul thevr
pi «Iumx in -r ur al Jtelr»et«
I .&gt;r vegrlaMrx that can he qoii.lv
rtipaml (or (lie lalilc. yon ih-mhi.
el r-ir-c, like along »otnr prat.
e«tn. lontatnrs end Want. Atparsyt-».dwelt, sauerkraut «t.d sweet po­
lders are a little n &gt;re fanrv prodmtx. Inti they wib add variety In
yocr neiiu at liM.e cost.
IVarlwv, plneat rW. pears and aprlewCT slswuld Lead lhe~ Cal of l i t '

canned fruits unit cinch you pro*
vide yitiMrlf. but don't forget that
applrs i including apple saner I , ber­
ries, plum, ai*l the xatk'its hrrrirs
in can, uitl also save you a lit ul
time an,l lalair.
I lm lty yon should h iv r some fnh
— tlln ***, Inna. rm tlidL iiu l L m J,
sardine,* t,w tiielr s-slnw tmntenl,
and yixi'lt I,ml that a Itw Vans of
meat Hill not enme amiss.

What to Do With It
W hen you come in Ivuigrv from
a k n g hike, a fishing trip nr anr
other .ippelite prorltieing ex, ru *r. it's
m ilh ly nice to l u t e a ran of Irish
slew, sansaer. lir r r H'tttl IxK.-lt ot
, ati,u,s - r , mm- of the f o r ditlrfrtil
le e f dishes on hand ready lo l-e.il
in a J ltfy and to rat more slow ly
if you’re u-isr.

tnfb, bctap« intt I»»i1 or »!m « .w r
Irmlrr. T(o*x toilh turMft! lu t lr r
arwl linrly rh*&gt;prnl partlry arH p*.i?
in cctiti r of I hot pUltrr. 1lra« a
can oi small itringlrss leans, dralu
ami seai-n with huttrr, salt and
pepper. 1’i'e in a border ar&gt;*»n I the
•• • - several e tr*.
etit in hslvrs and drrslge rut c p
will, paprika. Insert al intervals
in tlte Under of beans.
(If course, It'a jm sible fo ntia
meal and vrgtUbtrt-'knd thus get a
kiljixed suinnwr pvnth Here ara
a txMiple of rrcipra wluch show U nn

Meat and Vggetabln
y
!• .f..ot t
I *t&gt;e cite green pep­
per and sailtl with two tablef|&gt;kru
I-, nter until I t own. Cut the C"», trnts of one 4X1 miner can oi Virnta
sattsagr in slier*, add to pan and
Or, if Ihe weather sernts too warm •ante a lew minutes more. A,Id on*
for meat tltihes. you tart i-repice tras|H»»t salt, one-eighth traipoo-i
pepn-r. .1 No. 2 can uf corn, muany o( srsrtal n u n , , our —s by ,-’tnla ll cup nutk and two alsglitly
l-sninc tin- sr--,|al let &gt;0-1 bate
1eaten eggs. Pour into a buttered
b n y e h t _pl&lt;ma with_f t u h — t e t r I ,king di'li aivl lake alviut thirty
tsillr*. I r j , (nr itHliivr, tlr»c^
miA,it,* in a nkslerale oven ii50*
7‘i*w»»f/» &lt;in I fV.i C n t b l n i ' iW ’
.M*»#ink*«ip #•! *'4mini
ilr.vui !. |-|. 1 bis s. n e t sis.
*i n1» «Mir lu lf rtf|* ui \ cry l!*i- k
/ iis j llfon t lljfttn n t: I Her four
W liltr S im r .m l l u i ktiiftilt? Is ttrn
sli.es oi lue- n atkl (ry to rslrait
rvtf ) n l l (
I •(••;* I*) »|’«whi ( i i |« in t ii
Isl- ,\iU u u tbiaq^.1 -.M—at, one
|a-af, {willim i llslttl l. -l Hf'fr r t'fr Air." I'tnn l-riu'er, cut in lines and two
I r r n i t i K ••vrr irf*t»*.
|bip r i ’ ’il l l w n
■ tips d»rd rr’ery. Adi , he juice
•if tip# iiiiib i in
-in I ijuiitVlr
ft, ni a No. 2 ran oi Inna leant,
willi silt (*»*•!
S - it# iii l!»i*
. nd simmer until the rrirry an l
f tl in totii'h il r frttlrlb *«• rr i""l,r.|.
, nett pepper are let*..r. Then add
J»rrvc 4 cutlrl i n rn Ii lir e i»f lit*
two tups of canned Inm-itu pulp
iiiAtn. 1li% tiri|A mil !'•*•• «iirlit
and the l,eans and lical well. Pour
I t i i l d i )(»U I. i j ’jt r ii I i l-c b’r t ) lit iti*
in irntrr til plaltrr and surround
Kry.
n u t, mte-fonrlti paekage of Isiilnl
soagh-fli. Serve - as a mam dish
,Vrtr I'rrfMliyt rr*tb S tr h fU u
Bo'Jki: O»00rcf %crjr nx\r unr xrnA* with qutnrv ysiiy. tw vis right

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n
N|trt'li(l M a k l f fr in CiiMiu v i &gt;. mi it*m . j |iin|t« lias l» * n ntil«‘ rvi| lo k Ivi * up
la), I
aril il*« e ' - J UuV; A|mJ., nmi P «&gt;••*« &lt;’**•"« •» *erl»'u. &lt;&gt;
l|»a- w.mir •»•m
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fun.l «»f I It** Cm ll******** In ^Mi I p M.
Mliile lawn leiini* is not cm
»;• Uilfla.lt I Vllill), §*!•••Ill**, » i'l ’)[.
• r r ii r ( a ir
lh&gt; hiahr-tt ttiiil Writ •Idctid to I,,- uiiy nior.- hnimful
•kMti
tapI*. duiiiiK iti* l*B"l
than oilier gitnim, there i* tin
•irtMiw »»f ► i l r . U r n l o l l t t w i n g
n llie&lt; 1 t r*u| »*|4*I
hlD M li. llll'B
»l«tl la rliii
In B« niiiitftk* C u u M l. ev r pr *rnt danger id the w,Milan
player*liy ,'lillng ban! fe a t,,m l, it
s*it*inla. l « a l l
lri»l 1 Mila- n IIJ» «*f Mngiml*
,» nu lled,
In I l k l l l M * , 8 " |»r • d M i r l l i l w l |iln*
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l i i i l p •r r i i f M i l h i I ' l m
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••Too M in in of looking either nt a PONTIAC, Mil h.. Max 2”
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Ihc ball „r y»ur „p|M&gt;neiit the K a rh kuceeesllt'g n ew t « r ioimU-I •■ ill l-e l,-,y . l „ r s c - tin
••I H*m i n * l r C w i M i l r . C l * r l 4 a
If th e F ir m Si -a.ltti
b at* t i ui r
T i'iiii*
i .♦►ft
| ' i n i ' h M * « r !»• ( m % whnli- lime ,1- * I, lid to develop r
u v e a l*
tin - n g n - n lr r istfItst-nt-t- ••iiv ttliu s u o u s t in p u llo q ; lb , 11
f n f Ui u l ii. m v v i i i t i :
IiMri| Ult,I In,nl e*|in‘»&gt;ii&gt;n whlrh bs Im-cii r x r r t r i l In ll* sit-sign ntid 'Iients* in to M il,- i ‘-. 1 1,.-i
nml
A m H » « t i i l M .th ief in C lu in r r ^ r
U i.n y t*m wp|iarai,t III the ,-»»e eq uipm en t to *Ht s f y
S liis d y V p a ia m a - lik - - h ir l- fu r o l t i i o w ees
\V. I I W IIITI' m
Mill* 11l . r f n r » f i i i | t U l i i a n i
of many fnnii'U • womm piny, r*." w h m s. F it a* r s n w sntar*. i-n ln x t h e y r iiuti* in Idm k ntnl n il Hi­
.ay &gt; II. H. Scrivener, fanmu* luirm on i .lu g wi t h H t- ki-ason’ e ll 1g ill 1 ii'o i ., koiiieltnii-x lioutul
In I Mil I IT I OI MT J t
(fs liln n ni,»\l»-s: H ,-n v a n itie s en d in- unit
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b u ll'
tiritl.h unipite.
t i i iiiii j i m t m i
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fir» ln * « . play i . h Ii i , Minting
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T h 'f kruson’a n rv iTerliom f i d |»li i kings with them. Tbry m
til L I T kl l-l ll* 1* 1,111 U p B in TO hi in their expri**l„na tlmt III y
lit- tw-nd uiuir ntonnim id Hum , e« rC inly piai ’ iei.t n . h i ’I a - n Ini
• i - i , i x i - i.i : i i m s I x l u l : IIIIT M IIT . are n *&lt;v po-itnil)- p uin-lookiug.
•V 'llllf M il* I • lt&gt; K t l a i Ibfll 4
tri-r. Thin I* psr.icoU ily rrmaik I audaeinu*.
i l i * i I a n n f 111 * f a iii •• Ilf IU* L h *i c
Trnnl* KIImiw
Hi iglder 4 biHit 1 fo r Mi u a re
.-’. ilr l*tt su m - It I* a« lin e of Hi­
H u ai# la Hmiili Hx.mlimli* llp alm
Mi.1 | i| ilr i" l a I' h ' i IIi C«&gt;riair#ll.ia &gt;-'•*1 be &lt;nly nth r d i n g t r u f tennis lo * priced n ir r * of Ihr nuts’. ru in in g out in Hit- f o i m o f lig h t 1
•••SiH ildil utn| i
a*a111a • |i»r?vv Its 111,- hell-known •tnint* elbow.” vastly lUafnm mt'tlt,|1 .11 liliiu lu d c. aud KJ*y vaalu-tn ■•—rs-TTt irttfl'tllrk j
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•f Un T».ii M
talfiefbilM# I.IM'R J
,-igt* and sixs-si
oft I toy rbndr-i
ulna pioduilien.
•«h |Im* CM*
lla )| 81 I ***iig H iMid* whh-h iiaa eiUMni many play. r» t»
Take the landaulvt srslan— a ir living fe.,l,lled by fhi 1 lib'
M'lllllltill' • llUlllA. K)illtB,l n l !'• give up. Ilul ,|irtora aia gradus, ly
, , , , m il A. XI - i, Ihr &gt;iu &lt;U&gt; -u dikroveripg bow to d.nl with thitrw Itody type this year whi-.t hrriM-n Is ll,t;a in llieir inovript-nl
ain»a- U 'ja, f*»r ih« |iiii |m»&gt;i&gt; o f #!**••♦
t ,,,. iu i| a blighter lu t lr r lor nii-e..
ia»i it iLt.m l asf Hal&lt;#rvH&gt;*»ia In •*• fmuhli -iltrlin g i* one way aur llis l j, made Its a|i|H-ainnrp in Ho
n rd tllL -lo W
pritptl field on Hit For Ihr n,o-i pnit. Ibis,, v e il.
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play
•U fu ll! ltl»|l i« I. I Oil nl bllM ii &lt;t
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M * Oakland All Aim- Iran Ki- thr iloubir-'jrvaatrtl,
•auikl *•!#ii 11 In* fvpiiii ni&lt;i nf iHt
••••Mil) | m a Iii# Ii PALI ilU lr lr l | era giving up now than fu rm rity,' A soft fnLlii lop eoxrra the ten,
a llu a lr . nr a its t, aMlp^taliiji I m ia*i
quarter aoetion. This may qutrkl;
il m lit* It i l f Hu I* m r i h it s
&gt;•
and vaaily In- fuldr.i fur healthful
U m i hi .(lie iMRialti all.ill n |ti!■ «*• **'
♦ in# R M h #im| aat li otwairr *ii»*«t U
•pen air driving timing th e Marti.

Pontiacs Kquiuped h’ashiun Laws Say
To Meet Tastes Of Silk Pajamas Are
Women M o torists S t y le !•o r 0 f I i c e

T Itn'lh^evml'boin-

NEW Y 0 R k7 m *7 St».— &lt;IN S )—
:’
•Ttie lnil*rrbrhrh»)r-w/^Fv4tisqi—&gt;w-aMj^:y
the wane and la rapidly herom lac
of - !r*» importance in the natloftoPL _
'ttfauof (’hswiw---OartTtbir heaTTrtf - - s * f
China, t’vking.-ia tapitlly bveomlag
a.sylkaUn wt Use v l j l*rtp*»nr. ■*•♦»wa* then known, where imperial
families, ruled fnr thousands of
yea is..
With Ihe rt-mnval of tho capital
to Nanking „n th ifY an g U e River,
t'rklng I* fa*t assuming Ihr genrtnl „»|mh l nf a museum. Thr streets
where the g alrtr of a capital city
once held sway are now- desolate
Thr exotic buildings, the brain
shllilren nf famous Oriental arrhlIsets ate
milrtliintrtl
and the
sltlimlor of the Forl ldtlvn City,
veiled lu Hie eye* of foreigner*, at
hot* seldom viewed by even tho
( hitterr.
I b is i* the pirluit- lirmight back
•torn China l,y I'to frs*,, Cdwanl
}v Corwin, of Print Hon lln itrrslty ,
. ti| on hi» .ret inn
. . lietr. Itnm .a . la....
idu-u.Lsua iss 4 Ulna, Hr sprnt fnttf
n •! -1 Imlr tnonlh* on u traxrllng
fellow . I ,p s|kinsuivd by the Cameg' Founoatiun
Uuxrr llrbellian
l ike Hu- lioWnfnll nf Rontr, millI ll y nggranillicnirnt 1-rgsn ihr fall
uf IVikng.
Almost three ilerailra
ago the llnxer Kvbrlliou brought
Um intervention of fon-ign troupe
»n,| the nphenvi-l of Ihu ini|H-rial
gotetninent
Chaos then telgiteij
in Hu- laud of Confucius.
Ilatulll
Irnib-rs tbroiighoul thr roiinlty org-tniarti ”a fm lr*'’ uu,| took 011 Ihc
title of •’general.”
Away fimh Hi- ronfusion of th j
ninth, ilisninlrntnl radiral* In Clin­
ton—nilliet e fts of Sun Y III-sail,
formed Ihr Kuontinlang l*irty
plund Chiung Kal-sbrk, biilliatit
young military Iruder, at th r bund
of ■(• army, nml revolted against
tin- noilbriti giivrrtimrnt.
With Hi- 1rmuv.1l uf thr governnit nl lo (hr 1 ity nT tin- foot of Hnvon* Hill, wiit'*r niily n yrur Iwiforv
loteigm-nt were ouliagt-,| mid kill
fil by warring I'ltinesr troupe, Ihu
glanioi of Peking in nt loo.
I'oreign P ro'rst
Foieigner* murinuri-tl lo prutrat
I the pro-perl of irsiding in 11
dingy tilt l o d-ting on the mudH ts „ f lb - VungtSi- while the hNHvt-tt - f IX king ti’.i|s - iqnnn litarily
luutirsl by Hu- H -iught. That the
nipllnl would Im- taken ns«\ from
Pi mgk w in-:-, tt hid been fo­
il lieHi s- \ears, wnx unthtnk’iibb- la
lb - liaililiou-streiinl Cbim-su,
A* n irsult Pi-king I. fn*d lito»
leg its eosnii/Nililnq iispeet nml tl^
1 ", -laul *1 1 uni of ( 11iiii-I trains enti-niig tin -tin from lh - 1.i,tst Ir—h.
eil nml In toed lb - great Wall g|v*
l b - |ii&lt; in tl • uiugiiifiirnt edifirea
•ti-t fid duiiiig tin- irlgn of n glurl*
"ilk i-mplre.
lioue I' Hiu g .ii- \ of llir I ega. t"'ii i/uutler. It*
attivrxiitr at
I N'.ttiLiug is 11 is 11v business like.

THE NEW FORD

TOWN

SEDAN

Now On Display At

E D W . HI GGI NS INC.
N. Palmetto Ave. — Phone 331

Soldier Dies, Another
Hurt In DrunkcnRow

ailltlwal 111 *•*»» %••(•&gt; Its Iw-tlisN -»l
’ Vintner m onth.i,f-« « u n - «H •
F riit) In a alllto g ilul) all’ ll* !
Utparts fo th - ear u rn ngg -r ut&gt;
*»r e l i i r ill’ ll ••! 1st In! t •WItn l |&gt;)
••I’n in * »arb l)i« |rtii
&lt;2u«f«liaii'
HAN FRANtHM'O, May 2U
narllrularls- npiMitling to th * w onm r i» |iri m m th rir w an la, fix rr u l
(IN S|—Our .soldier whs dead and nun driver. Kno’ tly a f t e r if* lu
.•ii am! .\«iiiiiiii»tr«titr# hut) a#t»ri
•♦ al l# l« |p « o f |irctp e n | fr»#vto# anuthvr was srriuusly
roduetion on lh - All-Amrrlt &gt;1*1-0 &gt;•11 rm ip iig llin ia m ar y her l-ttsy a* Ihr m u ll o wooiaitd
fa row ' i l , this type was idso a I,'pled
♦ t I"
aii-il l*» I ft# ar iff flrwi m . r
etol&gt; tb ll.o f lAs sI \Si r u l I a* tiM iar
sml u &gt;y the new I'onHae II,g Six. a t
ir il in -a&gt;«*r sI &gt; uf Ibe m ir a g r lmlu»l- at the Prrsldits fiarrnrks,
•Nl IU pUl’tl IHhldi t *n«tll in a n #«• nou^i.mmissionrsl o fflrrr fared a -e ll a* by irxrral olio r inakrs of
-*r*
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Till# N i.lln- a ltill In* FVi*MsN&lt;” i two mm.
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and
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Joa-ph F o iy an . of lUiiulngham. tk rw fsa w r r r t lr s lg - a d t „ m a rt Hi •
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•M auiil ,M el'TH M .'J flM lU l |H lAlN
and Harold Mrlln u s * &gt;..ie-u&gt;l&gt; -urn ur tw o on an a d l y o p a ia ln l

C L A S S I F I E D
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saef The•« ore often sisrst ul
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A S H E V IL L E N. t'o May W
it,. oN I^ l u l y ' May to.
Ilea and u .i e your kidneys iu
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rlesnslni yaur blond af )&gt;VI*M&lt;luU#
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UNIFICATION l|l K3TION
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K d k a id
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Chaldea A. Lindbergh, acting a.
v a g i* aepait u f
I B la s a c r ,
w as
MDNTRKAT. N C. May * 0
r to llm an a f the taehniral r matitAUTO It KP AHIM
r h o a a i J J / it
a ltb rn i
of toe P a a —Aaaeriran A 'r (IN S ) —Uunfle. lion of th* aaaori.
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xl* irform syiw,| or llu- Smith and
( U p I ' l l t r xi TO
Ihr r e p e titio n .
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u-turmd lo Ilia barrack* in ur
inloxlerlrd i-vndilluu. H iik-aitl
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lake them to I ha guard House,
whrr.upon the two nllarkrd K rlb r. Itussu rlaimrd hr shut lit
si j f defriikc an,l in lutWr to sa&gt;
•he life of Karchar who wo l.
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VO LU M E X X

Leaned

SANFORD FI.OKIDA. TUESDAY, MAY 21. 192!»

Ire International News Service

QUARTET, HELD Property O f Gtne Tunney BRITISH NAVAL
Is A tta ch ed Preparatory
MlIRFF CASE To Breach O f Promise Suit LORD TALKS ON
RELEASED
DISARMAMENT
2*day Confinement O f
Sands,Ncttles,End8;
. .. Housholder Issues
" - Statement On Case
A f t e r le n g t h y q u e s tio n in g
y e s te rd a y
a fte r n o o n
b y
S t a te 's
A tto rn e y
M illa r d
B m lth , w h o
Is
a s s is tin g
S h e r i f f J . F . M c C le lla n d
In
t h e I n v e s t ig a t io n o f th e m u r ­
d e r o f T . J. M u r f f , loca l m e r c h g n t, J a m e s A . S a n d s
and
h is w i f e , h eld in t h e C o u n ty
Jail lines *.n:d nolur-T-y afternoon,
were relents &gt;1 Monday afternoon,
the evidence which brought about
their ronfiniment aa au*p eta heIng Insufficient to hold thrm fu r­
ther.
^ M 'l t h no infonnatian foyth-eom- J L from lha M u rlfC * o fflcr other
' (Van lhv fart that a thorough inVirtlgation la bring romlnctrd hy
Millard .Smith, ita ls proitcuting
attorney, tha natation o f lha myatery remaina aa tl&lt;&gt;ude,| a« it ill-1
aevrral days ago when IH&lt; ludy
o f M u rff WU f| n l diaruvrrrd.
Tw o other nuipecu, both women,
who wgr* bn.ught to the Mb r ­
I f f * office jrcalc-rday • afternoon
fo r qurillonliie , veer*- * »o
ve­
t aied.
K. F. Ilooilioldcr, representing
Mr. Sand*, made. the fulluwltig
itatem rnl today in behulf of In*
elirnUt
"H avin g lm a naked to m ate n
statement relative to thr riim r rertn lly enmniltlrd in our roniniunIty I wish to any that I wuu ,| not
eay anything In regard to thin
mall r i f it were not for tln&gt; f a il
that I am repeatedly ashed t,y .he
cltiarti* o f our community in rrgard to th,, ||tiiation bcrnu*e of
my repr arnlation o f *omc o f the
partita arreaUd. It ahall not hr
my purpoae to dlacuea the fart*
and (irruraatancra aurroun-ling Ihi*
mo»t dsnlorsL^Knmnlcr.u* it. h**
alwaya n en my p n llfF t o never
dlaruia the fa it* or the rlrrumic • connected with s trg.il
position until euch fn rti ami
-am-lancea have btrn
rslah•#d hy roni|ietrnt evidence In a
pm prr judirial pn reeding. \Vh n
this la done, we are not railed
upon to dr|&gt;cnd on idle rumor or
con.’, cturv. I urll, however, nuke
a brief ■taUmvnl In regard tu the
legr atatua aumaimling thl* ait (Continued On Tage Four)

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-Fliers Wait Better
Weatlier For Their
Hazardous Flights
Hy latpraatieBal Nrwa Hervlce
Amblllou*
aviator*
who are
pr pared fo r a acrlc* -of daring
air exploit* w «rv thafing at th.halter today a*
had
weather
-thruughetit the eastern aertlon j f
the roiuitry threathrned to kiep
them parthlaniml.
A t KooaeVflt Fit Id, N. Y-. ami
Old Orchard, Me., two crew* jo f
tram -Atlanta f-Jer* were praying
"Tor an abatem rrl la a nteady
d riu le uf ruin. Cnlcai tlirre i» a
decided improvement Ip utirn-*plitrir condition* Int. r Ml ttb day
b'lther plane will ta k e o ff.
The crew at Hoo»evelt
Fie'-I
consists o f Armentt Lotll. Jr..
, j ! “*n A u o U n t and Kcne Lefevtr,
who hop, to fly to Fart*.
From Old Orchard, Huger Q.
W illiam * ami U * i- i A .* Yancey.
Americana plan to hop tu Rome.
Italy.
The p ane
in
which
IJrut.
Henry Ik CJarke expect* la act
a new refueling endurance record
with th* aid o f n catapult dtvlc*
n mained In it« hangar nt Roose­
v e lt Field today, .IJrut. Clarke,
and Martin Jenaen, balder o f the
unofficial t o o endurance record,
who will net aa ro-ptlot, announe d that the plane would not tako f f unleaa flying condition* Im|* proved. ■
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Investigators Seek
Brutal Slayer O f 3
IIN N E A P 0 IJ 8 , May I I . •N R )— Eight Inveatlgator* for
fv -U l
t Vday
v aenrrhlag for the alayerv
Schuck. hi, farmer, who
O "Julius
i

*Ba dabbed to degU with hla It*
year-old daughter and R-year-old
mcm- Their ahall* had been fraeBUodk— nd* fallowed the trail

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N E W H A V E N ,' May 21.— (I N S )
— A fte r fir » i attaching property,
o f J uhum J. ((ir tie ) Tilnney
nt'
M il infold, Coin., Col. lorwi* 1.
Field, « * • rhtuute to Rridgcp-.rt
teday, hi- e iM , to file a null for
$otMi,UoU dim Jgi-a fur breach id
promise » og..iru&gt;t the
funnel
lieai ysvciglil
rhnaijdon o f
tile
world.
Field’ ll n.lnincy for Mr*. K ath­
erine Kim: I-.g a ily . o f New
York tn.l Fort Worth. Texan, hxu
anni unerd earlier In the day
that lie would file the anil
e ga lik t Tunney for id* client, lielore actually filing the action,
however. In- hurried "In S:nmfonl
where the former tliamplon bar
property and eervnl i ttarhment*.
Pa|&gt;rri were -rrve.i by Deputy
S h e riff Michael Ityan, of Stam­
ford. i.t the m|iir*l o f • Deputy
Sheriff John J. Matey, i f New
lla ir n . who rnme here fur the
purpnre
A t toe inmp time all
Stamford
bank* * i ml thr
two
hankn l i
Grrcmvlilrli
received
paper* that would gernDhre any
money Tunney may have on de­

ls nit llii re.
attached ton
-The irul rvtatr
r
«i - 1 ■ of two M-psrnir pam-la, one
o f T.1 nites and om&gt; of A i i i i v i Tu -.nry pun li.-i-iil the laud u yci.i
ago wild announced hi* Inti-ntloi.
o f building u loom- Cit-ir. Te.i
la :d i&gt; a»«ei Mil n*-pDnsjsmtx-- ——
Aci-'-idiiif- to top ault the at
Icgc.i ofli-r of marriage oet-urre.
cn June -t. l'-'J-'*. t-ud s-thur. -*ul»M-i|Urn: date*. Mr*. Fogarty met
Tim m y in Arkansas in J ifmnr)
Httft, and in Mi.y 2», ID2S ob­
tained a divorce from lu-r hu»ha ul. John S. Fogarty, of For;
Wot III, Trxa*.
Aciording to w rit* in the »ult
Mr*. Fogarty met Tunney nt Hot
Spring*. Aik., in June .1, I'.'Jo
while he wn» in training for *
boxing match, ami b.ter, a« thrii
aci|ualntanre ilevrlnpe^
Tunney
naked M r* Fogarty to marry hi id
■die aay*. A month before that
lime, according to the writ. Mr*
I ’ugatty wa* divorced from hn
husband who wa* John S. , F e­
a lty , now rcelding In Fort Worth,
Trxa*.

DELAY INCURRED ECHENER SCOUTS
IN SOLVING BOND SABOTAGERUMOR
PROBLEMOF CITY ABOUT ZEPPELIN
AsrcntsPostpone Opinicn« UponTentotive
Plan OfCommiHsion

D ir ig ib le

Another »hort delay i» to t&gt;r incurr:d by the City Comml»»lon in
it* attempt to r ach an rmlcali c
a.diiti .n uf the Interest r)Ur*tion

Otto |T. T uRm-Ku*
Inlrrnxtional New* Service
S ta ff Corre'pondcnt.
,
F R IK D It lr llA F K N .
Germany,
May 21 — Dr. Hugo takener, nuni.iaiuli i uf Ibe G n f /a-|i|K-lln. tepui-ialed the theory that aabntage ” l
mnlitiuii* meddling w** n &lt;|».n*jtill, for tlic iluniug,. t.i the all*hl|i'a
in..I,.i in tIn- following *latrm "iil
l,, inti-rnatiolial New * Service t'ne, cning.
"SulHilugi- wa* lmpn*»tblp
• ollMf ihi outride.a got ,-Ioi-h In tri
Motor*. Whether thi m i n i than**
III tin* niutota or Ollier rail t*
were ic*|M&gt;n*lblo for ihe lue-k,|.*rt Crn la- n e o e le j •id r.*i!l-a .
a ihT 'o ir l, exuniinullon."
Dr. h&lt; l.i m-r l"l&lt;l Intemation ■
New* Set Vice that tl.c *ep|a-ilr
will not »tn l nvnin ii |ho* ii tram.
Allahtir
Might to
tin- I'nti.
Si.ilc* cutil Mil- xeppi-lln Work* nf f. cial* are art).fie.I ihnt the im'tom ate ill p iife tt w u k in g -«.n«,il loll*.
•
"W e have ahipped tliuo- mol.,',.,
to T o ii ii nnd ixpa.t ttul *l.r
G raf will he uhle In have on F 1
iluy, nrtivitnr
hen- on Suturtoio.oi nine." raid Dr. IR ii lg r.
"The fin Ihi r pri-gixm tiepeiii*
intiii-ly upon tin- k -huII* o f !h&lt;lliVPMigullon into
Hie
mulul
tiouhl, i,n,| ipi-eil remedie*. M r
, ,,unl not eoii n lentiuurly umh-itaa.i i i . ii |ily*lit* lime*, we wcie
In guaiunlii- lli .t the mot &gt;•&gt;
aiu in |ierfe-rt urtler- llut, lho't:l,
lm linn- I* time lain, llu- progtam
iim niii* um hanged. W*' InleiiU to
.■lake ii i-oinph-tc luemt Dip tu
Al-lil'itu n- *mn a* |Hi*«il,lci then
iv llim to America fol u atari U| -II
tin- luund the world trip."
Dr. I-Ukener aitivcil (rum Tuuo.-i
l.i*t night to make a -r|HMt to tin
i , pniii w -lk * ulllliala up..n tinmotor ftcei-lcnt whit It coin|M-l ■i,
tio- Graf tu tuin l&gt;a,k utter en np ilin g onc-fouith nt the journey
5___
L'J_ I.;. I . f . . .
e\.f
.. 9 I| .L..
fim'.
1 rum__ F’rrixliifliafiia
t,J* -l. N. J.
In the ul-ftcnrc of Dr. Kckt-mr
Lie &lt;itrtiril.lt* I* in ehaige uf ( ‘apt.
t.. A. l.i Inna in, naviguling ofltrr—.
Dr l.udwig Due 1 . thtrl uf con•truition nl the i.p ie ltn wmk*
h .r gone lo ('ucr.-Prrri'feu with
t M(uud o f r*pel tv tu make Irpan*.
i l i* tindei.lood that klaiul
k-'Vfn uf the uilglnal |apr*rng.iv
will return herv Irotu Fiance up-r
Do Graf, inc;uuing Mr*. M *ry
Pierce, of New York, the only woan atmard (lie dirigible.

which fare* the City on July I.
Thi* Information i» the outcome
i f th." me ting held ypatently
............ .. l&gt;y l re City ComnJ»*loi
witli Kenneth Keefe, rep n * ntlog
llalM-y, Sluurt mid I ’u , and Win.
|4edy, of Wright mid Warlow,
boml broker*. Th.- duny l» iwcenailatcd by the- fac't that
Mr.
Keefe wa* called to N .w York,
’ tfiui puatponing hiwnpini.-n on the
trnlaliv,- plan offered to the l**ud
re|ir.M-ntmive» by Cummlaitoner
S|&gt;ver yesterday.
The plan a* »u gg *tcd by Commhoiumr S'a-cr uft r »onie di-eusslon yc»ti nlay wa* ba*ul upon
information cont iim,| in n com­
pilation id lax u**c**m nt* mi l
ci llcrtioii* a* wcl n* n m u i re|miil « foi tbe pa*t neveral year*.
It proP'-ae* that th,. t ity »hould
I iny only * I Tiv’i J.’cOO o f th.- an­
nual SJTtUt^u.lMI duo yearly for int. rent on Hu- hniulcd debt. Tin*
1200 ,000.1X1 unpaid Internt would
l-o |,w■«| to bond hold r&lt; in th-r
form of ln tn r»t ceitlfi.atc*, la-aring Inter**! *t th,, rate o f feur |k-i
r n t ,,and coming duo In live
year* or ullei- lh-nd* maturing
during tlie next five yrar* would
b- teller me,| a f par for Imndx
m aiming on nnd aft r five yrar*
bum dutv ul their
redemption.
The Interest |wyinrnl o f SITU,.Tj:,.t&gt;0 would l&gt;c |oii.l *emi annu­
ally In ca*h.
A t the end o f five y iar*. the
debt o f the City would, thu* be inm -a*rd
I I 1)00 .000,
pin*
*
la rrenl inti rr»t nr!, nt th.- eml
,.f that iH-rh-ri, limiiirtbt a ffa llT
uf thr City woi d undoubtedly la­
in a beUrr conrliljon. T h , market
value uf all
pr..ih i tic*
in the
corporate lim it* i « ex p e n d tu
rUi- during Dud time, and an IIIeren*. In th# population, altract*1 In part by a more »tablr finonrial arimin.kiralion, U predicted.
The p a n wa* arrived at by o
(Continued On Fage F’ ju r)

British Freighter Is
Afire O ff West Coast
S A N FRANCISCO, M*S * « • (I N S ) — The
HrltUh
freighter
Trevanlon wa* racing for port
hire today with a the •» " •
:l hold, which wa* reported gain­
ing headway.
. '
, .
Radio advice* received here in
diralrd that the »bip wa* *buut
^ mile* nu U ii* o f San F’ rancDeo
The file t&gt;o*l David Sranncll ami
ru*»t
guard cutter
Tan^gioa
were rent to aid the ee»*el, b it
it had not yet been sighted. ,
Th* *hlp rarrie* a crew o f about
to men. li 1* buand from Anrilla.
Cuba, U Vancouver, U. C. It U -d
h.UHJ net Iona.

C om m an d er

S u y H M c d d l i n g D i d n 't
C a u s e M o to r F a ilu r e F

Gloom In Wall Street
Keeps CurbList Down

N E W YO R K , May l l - ( I N S )
Wall hlrret'a gloomy view o f ll,*
c-rdh ailuatlun we* ilirken ej evil.
11,01 r xu hy anticipation* uf dcvu-i
uvum-y lialai, with the reeulf Inal
further w ilin g look glare, p a n .-aiarly among the Aliplaner, an I
Ihe trrnd o f the cult, (let remain-id
irregularly doamward.
llenuli Aviation wae lower «!-■
.p ile report* (hat the eompaii)
ftlioitly will an^puace addilio.u.,
art|ui*Da&gt;nt, and *o were FukkVr
and Wealern A ir Kxpreaa.
Alinoftt aa away UtlHUe* adHKKS N t T B A T * INCHF.AHR
l a u a t a* dee line 4 but Ihe cfcajui*
were contideralily huger on thr
W A S H IN G T O N ,
M ay
51— lower tide- Oil* were dull a-vd
(I K B )—" I am confident there wi I weahiah.
b« no laeroaao In railroad raU* a*
BURG BON DIBS
a reeull o f the 0*Fallon decision."
This »tat*mont was made by
C H A T TA N O O G A , T t i a ,
May
President Hoovnr today in reply
la qoM lion* put forward at tha 11— ( I N 8 ) — b r. C ocp ff U oUsH a w ,
u*aal Tuesday press conference. faffoua aoulhrrn turgvan am&lt;| phjrNo other comment was made o* aiciij), v i a daad bar* today, llo
V U bom MAT H AC9B OV* J t f
the Uuprtmo coart't
*
« iW h
+
■ ■
I Ml
•j. * »
• L it* 4

Horten Smith Plays
2 Bounds In 66 Each

Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations

! H WATER OF
MISSISSIPPI IS

House Continues Its
Fight Upon Carlton
County BondSchcmc

NUMBER 209 ; /

HOOVE
INQUISITORSTO
MEET

ilr a j

1

is
P A R IS . M A Y
21 (I N S )
lln to n Smith, Jepltn, Mn.( alar
T A L L A H A S S E E . Fla.. Maylitlny.dnixletl the »p .rtator* at
21.
( I N S ) — While the Hou*e
th,- Saint Clou,| golf course to­
minority rtintlnued- it* attack
day l&gt;y turning tn jwo. brilliant
on Ihe ndmlniatratinn'a
t -olult o f tU, e u h in the Fieltt li
lOtitxM , ou-lty lion,| retirement
piMfe-riona g. If *rh»nipi,ni«hip.
m h, me.
the Scttaie It day- i*
A f! i lin iking par hy five
Vlfaidetlrg thy ti,,h hill, th e ,
1- — ' a^lpcv
'dlpCv q.
a .bhatlloa ltlo laati
Uwtuig
•In k * in the fir*t round, th** Ij j M Y f H’A r e
i r •DrfU**.'
four aa.
,| a half day* finally
m rnrng-. Smith nlmnrt I 'trrnvF
pt.»ftr,l the third i f the *ix inthe course record fer t h e -wer*
ti-rl.-v king nicraure*. It . pro*
event- time* in - IX. . jlfrriWVi re
v i.li-ft for an nn-iuaf alharathm i
Trltiikf. 'I l l * car,| »n-,| at i*,l
of n-enie* to countie* fer rend
w in -i h- l-cgan thr eighteenth
.— —
•
'i .laiihling dining Mm- next aix
-lu.U-Uut he n.-rded five to h&lt;d,
&gt;ei r*. In the meantime II « a i
" "r a fW fV hdlf r ■Following i* th r*
M K M P IIIS , Tcnn., May 21.
George It. Ilnlmr*
,•
out. Hi* total of l:t2 for Ma­
rcp.irt.-,| that Governor t'arlfllat eeellnn o f an interview with
International New* Service
•
Thr
m r«t
I h r M t e n in t t
ta ,• round* reprr* nlrd w ir e
lo t plan, to nhrmlon hi* prr*Stnlf
|-orre*nonHr*-t.
•
.
The Itiglii llunotable William C.
nf the hevt g o lf c » , r dieplayed
Mph %v«it« r mit ti nt1 ti a ton|* t •»«
ent ft,-i ir, nf MIU for a new
W A S H I N G T O N . M a y 21— ►
llridgemiin. fli*t
h-td o f
the
in any «our*c dining a major
plan, t'rr.lrfa-y. vta« given l-&gt;
Mi • irmif r i nn&lt;| it" lottVr tribute •
I,it tit- linn* in to In' loa'. in
liiltiih admiraity, out tiling H 'it
■In- iv'i* rt by* the non-action
I urnsmenl. Ill* two ron»roUim thl "fit on «kvrlo| r&lt;\ tmhiv i o f tin- Senate which x in due
got tiiiK i'lt-siili'iit lliuiver’ a
un’a n ival
diaariitninrnl polo-J*.
liv e round* o f rat nr,- compar­
with le v iv , ;,t
l.nntlirt:
to lake up the program t,-il*y.
able
Ihe marv ou« playing
I I* the fit at o llh ia l interview
m tv Inw piifnivi-mi'iii comThu* fur th,- Semite h o nnt
MIm... nn| I Jit-1 F«» t U k r , Ho f It i .by- Jenc* in the lit ft lab
itiimtlon I f work, 'i'lu* I'n-.-ti*
v.-th the Hritlah naval ufflcMl
pii,,1
ii ftinglc hill contulm-,1
■df. o at St. Andivw* in lir2T.
luce the American naval limtliutwill'll InMn Hukioatt, Ky.. wrn-l
ili niirA i iilt-ri tftiay to asia-m*
in the p n giam
mil pro|Mi-al* w n e voiced a'&lt;
uli- ihPNticiiilitTi* lit Washing*
*i..| &gt; H iMisiHtiittf tltnjilb tbr t f
Geneva l-y Hugh.Gib*,in.
imi ue.-.t T iiomIqf. The 10
l i* of ttn .i1 butitllfil tttrti ti
iin-ii ami fin- won.an whoaro
Harry It- I'iury
••oil l».uk tbr M i'illo u Mini rv i
( ( up)right, IU2ti. h| In in national
oiiikt bulvmrk*.
New* Service)
*1. *Vi. A b v i. vnii t rfiftinvrr •»’
final il miMNly tor H will n w t
LONDON, May 21 "It must he
tbv k wvt )tiit^-i|«|if b\n»
*. .
; o ltli \ h . Ilnva , 1 . Ml 'Itnd tbv W b iU
.•mend .- eil that we an- an i»iaml
*ti&lt;l
th,.
Iru
v
*
|h&lt;ni(|
ni
nt
a
ti
le
•Hiwcr. l)ur c x b tc m .- ,|i -|m ml* un­
I ll.-ipc Ifttn 'ivain t .I'll*, and bi*mr
til free fuiv-m-e of th,- *i-u-. But
iiiiUU tti.A.iy iti l*rv-ul*ti»| it.
I Hum I.imT iid uliat bv cxpvcti
-hit ilia-; not mean that wp are
t*&gt;kitt|^ iNiniioitiit to iin .Mitt ion
tbr) m tu to ,* *m|tl,-b.
,
.itv'imti-i! Id rvdute nor naval
\i» i
ft m (be j m i li'uniL M»- -,
. It o i l U» up i n .li u l l u u m . tfl.
ii mamr ii !* ."
drill,,* tnv -H'opv of llu* U1I|UIIV9
t • it* (i
ti f.triii, to -I •
I in
Ihe Right Honorable
William
|or tmtiv ol tlir* ,,ivt,ttM*m liiivo
ki kum
o jk v llt -Ml'JlUlIk l.lltltb 14 .
ISrnlgi nun. Iii*| hud of tin- n,lIm'1%, « i ' v „ imy |itvli|iiitu«ry t hu.t .
Tbi ♦ w.i
«lun • bi viitt *«&gt; t b&gt;
niiiilly D*r lliv lu-l tour uml ll
It .. PiiNvU il that tin* I'tmdilrttt
n.tif &gt;i i« t **. WI ft Flint K *ll III*
liVi't* hi'ltiiiir* to tbv li'tlvtul |fo\ • |
0 ill .« ilvratr hi* rtp irs M 'l Ih?U f
I
ft
t•
1
i"l
ihi*
1
lit*
,nfiii
,v
«
U-.k in
^iiiuti ht *»!»•! b t- tivwt b rn tut it tin,I tbv prv^Wit bigrb peak uf l|lf
.ir-t toi il in lhv h"»iM* i.r 1Milt Ilf •a».
M&lt;l vT R K A T, N. ! ’ . M iy 2t
•**1 i 'ter to tiiv I f %•« Ib'uitl. Ib'it
MV.ik.Mi; lAliln't IT* uttt)bu;«F.|
titiiutlvv in mt v\cl». »•%»
Fur
T
A
I.I.A
H
AFSFK
,
May
21
u,
tolly to piohibiliott, iilliio.iKlt
lintifii |*i %• tit tiiv |Mi* of ft lit I 1
ii\ M
Tin- ctulutlen l*-m- r » itit.-i. n u with Ini-in t t'liut 1 Nil*U
Hr. W. A . Ma« kvnriv, 1jbai phtn* *d il b*»*d p.*|ti,ti,i llt^
lubor »'n |*o\i t fiim-iit
p i o|m-i |y. t lX S i
• . .vice-. bv iilM-iu id in ■I, lull I lift n n o t It • to ml in the p rw i ivllli|.
mayor nf
!*vr»lauttf. tvir%t ttiotv than any uihvr.
Mt-Htl;i)', t toi i |it••i f h i t |ti tio, In* In liiuvlit ill h t i l l ! «!•?«* tt'ftftU • 1 li &lt;1,1,1ii««n o| th,- a cmbly o f the Pte»ii&gt;
llu* I ir *t liitvin.tt«* MiUl.ny « f
it mitell lit III,mil nt *.
tit mil l liu i.ii •” 'h r D.nlleil Sta'- - • ott iii); hit fill',I o\i i j l i * witnuti"ii niitiit itltl run IhlMv f«»i |* -vi'lfl* tnv ,u o &lt;ou.n,,%'*l..,i gnvr On*
Hr himir tl • It ut I tint (ift nl her,-,-and— * » - * i i-uiit "?u-of dj_ . t MoIiimI* I nihlih)?. " f f i riil iht .•I I* t -lino*, wa* Ji'Wikl lIXilUL • 'rrmintn*n* but little
f,Yr Hu If
ill iltiin i« w tlliiif to uKiee (u ,-iid , r mliiDfi-rv, |(r. II .y Wat-, .. .
-.1 ..)'•• . 1
- ' l* Ml I'fltl it .. in tils (•Min list ni|*b( It) n paitTi. ‘1 hr tv a , *• no ouulwmiinic
il.IM.ti it tltu
|M| HN*t«* llMVHf Smith. &lt; f lliltlc Ito-k. A ik . m i l
i 'l l I'riw il. I'Mt tbr o lfi I
u.4 dfIc M r' i u ho
Mitti-P
nVithitionl&lt;«t4
mi
tbr
mm*
n ltrm liil iy
iiilil.ttit'll. *1 ptn|Mi*r«| |r«lii« liutlR t.uid Mix' fm -tmoMhialoxy.
I'lltlfil il Mil until
|'i\*&gt;i«l«*tlllot tbv
,uM«t"li; Mini uvitbri an* llivu* .lit/
'
f
a
r
mi.
lit*
mu
i t iit'llivn ,"
In* V .li. “ lil flMt
II..- Aikaiii-a,* llla-raliat « i
tlr) n nr tbv iMMatb ul typr, «lthoti2 H
i.tb 'i ity im "t *1ti in U- *
. tie t It mi your proplr u t i r uill- rhi.igi-l in an overtrtu- from Mu11iiiii Jh' I F-Imrtly allDiwnr !n I idiii i •• .v ia l ul ihuM H iAnnl
have a
A lub* H »» fii'l l"ii|», i»n«l I.
iik
uni'l't.
Auguaiu, t.H, pre.hyte y, w,.l
' till' t l f t t l v nf M "hul^Ull Ht'llM'i nvoid ut NUppott lo, p ip h ii'il.xi
* I «!•» lo t know Hint I Im* &lt;*ctirva laiiu! Du- ptlhtir «t "evolution' fir* iV |I Ilf 't;it ion :i:»lM» lilt
fl.it ualvii elOil) lull k.
m !b« Ih m i I .
liin-r
r o lifrii’ii*
o|
punu-hhl- nnd ••u-vailing
•*•■' •»t l.* inil Ibnt !»•%••• until vti)*iu
• I,,. * f«*l,Afld ,'i'init f, of W iihIi *
A rtiutiN r'* jut \ w m a%
iM.*i)ibli*tl
.'Ml M» him It bn mm. W*r talk***) t l ntlilnine** nf Ihe lllb le." Ihe &lt;rr A* lvii «'\p «l«'|| ll t •» tiiruk oil
•'Union u tb.it |*ir*»lrnt IliNr.'vr
luiit-U
&lt; ‘*»h «'tll«*r I lift r. Wi eiH uili y adoptial a inothor •
l» i * u n it tii'l U ot'lwiiuil nt ott-v : l"il inlit'!H"fit unit* tiiliiy wiirti do| a k ", mI job on a tbllicult :i»«
.llrtf lo i f 'li llu
riiirill* *'Ut t|ii, uti.g the A ik .ll-a v pre»hyt,-iy TI m x ItUMilii .| II.i ll Mir
Ito^l I II' O n ^vi H it Hill lm I f l UI til'll.
_______________
*♦*•• •», tbo It ti,v«o***ni-*
ftetsle- MtmifwbHt ■ |t) r ;mm| (,» .., i In on |m- i-'xc.
in, to &lt;i»v tin ilyktf »tl Mnpittf !
|j w HIm i i i ., a iiuintM r **f aiv iuA)viu o f nioiv tiwn 01 iitiu. v
llll* Ul.y to til it Mlt) fu llliv I’Ofl*
' I l.e committee mi bill** and nV. riv a.'i'uutilrU
I e ml illW •*&gt;- tf-l»if«»f&lt; eim-nt. T i. ■ l|(r j „ r&gt;
D,. Macke, it I,- wen: • iiiiu.'iov i.ti'i a 1
IvrtiM ' bloitiI:I It* immm* irrin ii' Dir, advrim-d Dn
a*-cmt&gt;ly' Dtvt
"ju.lim ll) uilti*li%1*,* I In* ulv\vn* l
•! .*'• i»li
*i .MMon itbutlt
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"IW «'IV llu* Util Hr- u n it built'
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Initr, «nnl in lio opinio,1 th,* »*un I ,,l* l llu* Jour law would dvftmi
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tio- Hu k nl tbv n «\t \\ 1 .bin
1 i hnrbtlh villv, Vw , will Im* il^
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a i„rlitl»v, of tin* Flat** |«*Ki»*ln urv, itirnte la* ftgx always pioimtunt *ti
M’Jkt lllii tilllf placv uf tbv u vn. t li(uk&lt;* or tr.,ib*,s m n tbv |»,f
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pu«liing dry Ivgislution. Ilv w %m
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(hi* ( "ll»|t,It’ll &lt;•«■*«**, la| l.hU • of out.*
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lhv wrlKnt i»f |hmiI« tlmt m »y l*v
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W A S H IN G T O N ,
May
:»l
«l" *h"i, wi • r M"
W aihioit-t')
teiWlWft. lh v w1111,1• i* tr„«. «», ,4o||U«
( I N S )— Wi I,am G iliU
Mt A.Uf
f
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w)im
F o u r )—-lo tin ii i i i u i i u y i*f «tu* ' l « ,
nr,,j m m ; linn* , MmUlulv for tbv
N O H TII IIA V K N , M, . May 21.
U m-irratic nomirmtiuii
for tin*
Hmurvi tip in m mdu; I mi,. i \*
prvrn b m y # m u nnnounr*rd I,nlay ivMlintr 10 r»»«. tl,«*
o »*dvt to
IID S Tl'N . May 2 1 - (I N S )
a* tbr brad uf a lo o ii'm rmutl* tbv Morri'H r«t«tv , a fb*v( of mo­
arrest In tio- * . &lt;-al'ei|
.-x
;al ,n t,t| iii»*t to Im* ktinwii
tor bnila rmtltlftnl o il., f-bu.iiv, *
In.'i’ l i 'r-l.»* n r a lr )I M &gt;* t*&lt;.-i
"S«»utb rn Skyliiftm, |nr.#" nbuh and H fn ip ip m ir n w«,tis| t, d iy
I oio'ftii fcrvlrCft for M i•. I bn •lance M rn-w. |f.-&gt;-enr -ld risiet
in |o ««»mlurt n tiuiisdontin. iiixil in tbr rxfHPrtlill u ll, m
I ' m . A ” t l w h o * , - dentil &lt;M'.iii,-,| Slid ' of Col'-ticl Charles A l.itid'-*-irb'n e w v o id
Mav 50 (I N K ) —
nir bu*&gt;if,r»A on(| manufartuiv Mlr- Cbnrlvrt A. I.n d liittb no.I |i fi •lenly .sutinduy
nicl.t m I lir liancce, «s il Is- mad,, with’ -i «
Sir!feting a. ill u|i|* r .'ic lis , j \!)
cinft a" well.
Mturr, Aimr M »ir»»* o nod r*,ukv Friltal i l.auphtmt ll„&gt;f ital. w, r - day - r two, nrconling to Inform
held iii thi- Flint llai.li-t Chinch r ,,t i || ,,hlant,-,| t-oluy from I-a-iil year •-1,1 deck l.oy o f 4 IreighteiTbv niinouiirrmrfil tin t'd lliu liu n v « ily Imp fur New Y* ik.
»n* hr light n -r • today nlx-anl
UftftiM’tMtrd with AlcAdoo wrnu d l»
T b rir %iff 11 fnllowv.l tin tl «•--.* him.Iny uft. moon nl t o'rhs-k. and Iholham |N&gt;lice.
**« numbvr uf lo n pruniita nt in tful AltriuptH I 1 y; t w 'bin dt/i The liev. I'. D. King, a ft'.l.sl by
'llu- id in 'lly .1 tlie max .vim ti e Atljhli,- T- n-p »* iip r Min­
v u lo u i Imnrportatioh, fnnnufarl. yard* o f tbr Ghihhi* vl»!t.»r to (l.r Die )!•-*'. W. I*. I ln lr ni'in i f iii-. w„s ri*|aMteil to l,n.e fir.ler-'d It.* I etiMikn, hnvi-ig 1*s n lliliisfcrrt,|
uring. banking and ntbrr nil* r jglnnd bahilvt bvrnu^v u. uittld* Methodl t Chun |, |s-rfortiird th - yS.iingegt daoghler o f Are'.a.sa lo the pan oy r ship in m il --c. all.
I t ilte-. Tim |o.|| l.-a itr . w n e
Th.- l«-y. .N'-i'sn M. la-l-y,
priMa.** but rmnr was nanitil r i * p * r r j along I h, lx min A 'I tb«t
j .'or Dwigh. W .* Mo m i to iarry
W S. Ili m ill,). Hoke llurdsr,
Djirrn, G h.. s i , |d*r, | .o Mwuilthe sum of ni-uiey Ir m 1h-c d--l
rvpt Jnnita C. talgrrinr, u v tvr thr nativra bad arm of Vmm* and Iti rk
l|i|nl.*l, Gruliam
llunler, |
» r ainlodsnre ,1 i| „ |,i,.r ,n d
en pilot. XliAiliNi I* t,, |l(, , hail- 1 1 Indy w a. a brief gl nip*,. --( Cole man Hall nnd Jodi r Can -r tnilnry at Milt &gt;ii Acadcmv l-s »r
Iftolatril s|h.I in SYesIwiMHl uxd t.t-riled lo II. f&gt;. Marine llosplti-l
man of the hoard.
1 them a* they llrw o ff In th, (ly ­ on.
to nniirrg. immisli-itr om-rst-on. .
a
The liaiiM-onlinental
air-rmD ing fh&gt;lnncM. aniplril-ii.it j* ■•
M l*. A ns tin. only d.iugl ter of hide It loh nd a ston-wA I, I*
Thr hasanliu.
maneuver
af
only
rommift- kn wn, arrordlpg to ln*|o- ly - Kd
. m ic e i. &lt;x|irrt &lt;| to In&gt; op. r*l..l •pin in the air along thi roast Ito.lon
Klisle,
on a til-hour achrdule from Kc-&lt; and when they ilrov, o .o r l-i ll..- i loner, whs laun in Swi i,| Crock. -sard. I*. Flaenagjii - f th , Ih.l • l-lfting Ihe pall i . f fro n o n e teaYolk III lo&gt;* Aogrlea hy way at Tliuma* W. Laici.nt &gt;uiuim-r piurr Viitritsi.i uloillt .’Hi year. ago. .-.in- lialn pt.||r*r. IntiaTlor FTan-i«ital- &lt;1 to tile .th -r look pUrr Fris
altende.1 Die public school* Is also confirmed n|a*-ts that C-r* . . y in a dane.-reitkly hrfeey tv*.
i ’hilailrlptiia, Waahington. |t«n- tu play a few »r t. o f &gt;-i nie
t'attain Thome. F. (ialru o f tn*
Anne w&gt;rr a pale l,lu- spirt her nntive slate and * &gt; - « g rs i- stance's life had br-n tlirratem-.'.
*tllc. Virginia; Atlanta, llirmiag.
Knstern
College of
Flannauan »*i.| that Ihe 10*1*011 Minnetonka, ho-in-l here fr&lt; nt I m ,
ham, Jarkwin, Mi**i**ippi; Khr \e. suit ami white slocking. ur,| was nnle o f
Msnn iu, Yirrinia.' Mr*. Aii.lm h,. lo-li.-v.-ft seat (he I.V iix n i ... ■I. n, i. -imiid,.1 iu lha gerw-ral
port,
lauit'lana;
De la*,
F’oit hsllraa. Timugh shr is nn en­
rnm»
Florida with lu-r family
Worth. Midland and KI |*a*n, T &lt;- thusiastic golfer, Anne failrdto ar- about || year* ago. Slo- I* sur- "o.-i-lh" lin eal wa* the *endcr oi "atand-hy tadlo message by Cap.
n«; I'hurnix, an San Diego, the n.trpany her mother and Mr*. vlvrd by la-r husl ami. lien Aus­ similar lellrr* to o'.her* in ll.&lt; Urn M irier .if |»-&gt; -hipping Ua-.nl
la-r.
Y ir iiiig
VO
Jiscphlnr A'drich. sUler-in-law of tin, h&lt;-r mother rnd father, Mr. Hast- lie h*s rnmplex o f this vessel Joe
announrennnt xakl.
nature, . V onnsgan believes. H ie '•tie* onl o f hit r-jarvi, Caploin
Tlicrr l» alio being conxldcrrd Mr*. Morrow, to the North Hav.-n asd Mr*. It* .tint Steel,-, a son.
plot was fuile.1, are rdh.g tu In­ Gales hove to withdraw hulling
lit*- from St. lomi* In New York* links.
lit nionthft o f age, Rennie Steele
formation obtained from |ls|i,s distance -if Ihe J.u l^-e, (wo Imura
hy way of Indianapolis, (Tnrin___
___
f l t t j n l b u a s . Utr% th cn Constsme' was spin'.,J iiwaV
U ler.
A lifeboat pul ,-„t from
man o f Orlando;
Hen.
Ilurka,
nail. Dayton, rohiltiblM ahd V l t l . '- f '“ t ^ t n e K " S H R IN K M EETS
( ’ •—*vr and Robert, all nf San­ to Now Ycrk and a r ir l "dnulth-" the cargo sh'p, w'lk-h wa* heum)
hurgTi, with a feeder lln,, from '
who was inttalled .-&gt;« 4 rru.itnt /rum New Orleans l«, Griioa. aod
A T L A N T A , May S I - ( I N H ) - ford.
l-lltfthurgh to Washington.
Mr*. Austin was a devout at th* ocodemy, took n “ Mind" Itahy lashed to a tl ret, her wing
A coastal (in * planned will lie The annual convention o f th* Lad­
member o f Ihe Haplb-t Churrh package to the spur designated. heaved up |he Minnetonka's this
operated from New Y * i l to Wash­ ies' Oriental Shrine o f North
and was on earnoat worker in A watch was-kept fo r Ih* black­
Dr. II. F. Parker ehip'» iu r g e «g
ington a* a part o f th* Untrun- A m trira opened h, re today. Merc the many artivltle* la which *k#
mailer but h* failed to appeal. on th* Minnetonka, held * r-ineslj
than
1,000
delegate*
allendad
the
tin ntal rout, and It it planned to
w a. interested. Large flora] o f­ Meanwhile, Constant, with her totion with two other phyeletowd
extend It from Washington to Mi­ Initial session. Committal* meet­ fering* testified to the esteem in
sister* Apn* and ElliobeUi and among m s pa u su rer* and deck'
ings
wl&gt;
occupy
most
o
f
today**
ami hy way o f lUrhmond, Vir­
which ahe wn* held by hrr many their mother with
Lindy
flew th* boy's nerve* w * r « too t f
ginia; Raleigh, N. C , Columbia, session. The crark drill team , o f friend* and her euddrn death la n
from N ew York tu N er:h Hsveu, to withaUnd sa op*ration at
.Augusta, ttavanaak and Jack.ou- many lodge* will rompot* la • distinct loe* to tho community la
whkh ih « lived,
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Sketches English Sea
Pc Hey In Exclusive
- IntervicwAVaUil.N.S.
NewsCcirrespondent*

Despite-Frantir Effdrt5t-a\i Hold Back
Onrushin^r Currents

EVOLUriON ISSUE
RAISES HEAD AT
CHURCHJHEETING

In Cettini; LawEtiforccmenY
sion Into Operation

MACKENZIE D I E S !? J £ iE r r 2 S S
OF GUN WOUND IN
. LEESBURG HOME

Presbyterian GnlhcrinKAdsAtfninslOno
Of Its Lendinir Men

SI I
Load Pierces
Heart O f Bijr l»olitical Figure Of State

Action Aims To Curl)
Truck OYer-bondintfs

1

McAdpo Will Head
w'D ^{rEnt®rPr]se jThrong Keep Vigil
With Many Routes
^
Arrest Expected In
, Of Lindbergh,Anne „ ____ r-3«Clot Against Miss
-mu-i nl S c rv 1ru h CimKlancc Morrow
Stricken Youth On
Held L iikI.Sunday
Boat Transferred
ForMrs.KenAnstin
To Another Vessel

ir .

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College A t
To E nter,!
Training ScKooli

Puoilc From

M AD ISO N. w t o , M w *
( I N S ) — Twenty th *»* g j * ’ ’
„ ( the UalveraUy • ( Wtecu
will m ter the
instruction »n physic**.
nr i t f i l l . They wUI «"■ *{• &lt; •&gt; *
,ourres In Um anlrvrvHy
I
mi.nth.
| •'
,
_
Ruhr n- W e * ** T ■ W j g
Holmes, two o f th «
h* alls.bed to the ^ h r m l t , i

‘t e r Outcome O f Derby
T h * W hile Box y own ill i fl*o
Detroit pitcher* fo r o 10 to * win,
hroskteg o* m In Um series.
O m b a d won its fir s t victory
o f Um jronr over U m Brrwna,
scoriae six m ao In U m eighth
NEW FORK, Why N —(IN S ) fo r s 10 to I landslide. Five Bt.
■The Firotea can’t ho dedored to o ls pitchers worn battered for
»
hits, Fonseca gvtU ag foor.
it of Um National Loogoo
Other elah* d (d not play.

Burleigh Crimes Wins
His Sixth Straight

How The; Stand

LEAGUE

I’bUodelphla ------

"

n o m i ebompjeteo

knocked tho Cprdinals oat o f first
place by triarm lag them (w o eat
o f three, aad now are oat to
■weep
their three-gome
eerie*
with Chicago, tho other loading
contender.
,■ 1
A hit by' Charley Getbort, the
shortstop who woo tried end
foond wonting and la now b efog
triad again, enabled the Cardfoala to aooo oat the Reds yester­
day
la the eleventh t to
I.
Johnson
and
Logo* did
the
throwing. *
Perfect pitching, net needed by
the
Yankee* when
murderers’
row was
going fa ll blast, has
enabled thm ■champions to win

Philadelphia
Cioctrmetl .
New T o r * .
Brooklyn -

aupport It, because he favored
universal servlet in tho next war.
T h e last war showed It Is natal
t compel compulsory service of
some clU ii n*
In the
trench s
without compelling
service of
lboa* who remain at home," Mid
t o d . “ There must not be pro­
fiteering In the next war inch ox
disgraced the last one.”

BDDHt Q U IL L A N

B O U T t fs a * LE A G U E

^

U* cktape*- kmd

»

bon

Heimsrh.- Why blanked the Red
Box y t t i m i y I to 0. tn a ram *
held to f l* * Inning* by rain, yield­
ed "0*1 tsm b it*
Jack ‘Jlu&gt;salt also allewod only
tw o hit* but th e* wore heme
runs by Gehrig end Ruth— Lou’s
ninth and Bsho’ a seventh. It waa

C^rTa’U S f W
T O D A Y ’S G A M E
R m m tK A R Y R tR N I.R A G U S
Tampa * t Jacksonvi'le.
Montgomery at Colambu*.
Pensacola at Bslma.

ioorge H. W h ile o f North CoroiMU-tla tcrvea two u rm a ..from
o»7 to 1*01.
Rev lliram R. Revel* o f MissD r ip *, w o. t b . ^
r ^ ^ ,
tor. Ho woa - ....... _
. .
Jefferson Davis arul a n e rw .r j beesme o college
“ ‘ '.r
a Bishop In the A. M. E. Church.
Pinckney P. Pinrhbtek of Loui­
siana served acting governor of
Louisiana. Congressman- at- iM ge
and United States Senator. It took
him three yesrssto win his seat ‘ n
the Senate. Blanche K. Bruce of
lllttiu lp p l v u electfd U- 8- Sen*tor In t r « , aOd Is'er was named
Bcgiater o f the Treasury by PrvsriVtit CarfloM.
- H o a r oogro congresamin • won
their seats in the hectic day* M fearing the Civil W ar and M o t e
law * were enacted which have pre­
vented Um negroes from exercising
their mtmoiicol superiority In many
state* In tho South.
•
Long Was First
Jefferson lo n g o f Georgia sewed
In the l i s t Congress, shortly rfte r
Um a ril W ar, and was the first
gro member
■tomber o
« «f ib
r itAiionai
negro
lire
national

J
Widespread Comment
Being MadeAmong
Circles O f Capitol

except among rlu d iris o f * * « ►
mental history, for at doe Umo,lt
wat not unusual fo r • - • • m b s r
Um roe* to h . fount b * oshlogten legislating fo r lk# country.
Fifteen negroes h o w served I*
t.ve Notional lions# o f Rajwaaaatelive* and three negroes bav* oat la
,
Um Usited States Renat*.
Whereas ih* negro** In tl*V p te *
have com* to Congress fiom IM
South. Rep Os Priest, tho preoeat
tlsUtiva body. Benjamin Turner
member, halls from Chicago. Bten
in Alabomo. k* I* on* o f man/ m * of Alabama was elected to the
gross who traveled north o f the 42nd Congress, and Jeremiah HatMason and D lion line and became lanaon to the llth Congieos.
Among other negro members
active In politic*.
were Copt. Robert Small, who at-

! •:Wv li t I Mr*

Orleans
. . t ) IS. J k l
hteham - = r r - T ^ - 1 # - 1 t J « »
13 M l
■lain __________ n

C

Selma-Montgomery, rain.
Only gam ** scheduled.

*

J

fall eharg* • » Froah {

eo was a captain ' In in* t.ntie&gt;i
Slates Navy. One o f the moot
prominent o f the ne*ro c o c .*rr«men was John R. Lynch o f Miasuslppi. who served two terms, and
was temporary chairman o f the
Republican N xliooal Convention in
Chicago in ISM'___

Effort To Be Made
To Complete Lake
To Gulf Waterway
CHICAGO, May »k — ( I N S I —
An e ffo rt will be m.de shortly
with all Mississippi valley statrt
loining forces with Governor L L
Emerson, o f llln o l* la ottempt to
obtain fede j l n l d J " . cnmpl.tln*
the l*kes-to-gulf waterway, accord
Inc t " Col. R-hert I. Randolph,
•o.i ulling rogineor for the *U»»issippi Valiev' Association.
“ I b e lltw the offlcloU o f the
Mississippi
Vo’ ley
Avsoeislion
will support Governor Emerson*
plan If H-i* found practicable, ar.d
forte o f the eommerelil and poj*
if. within a short time, the full
itical Influence o f tho valley can
I * brought Into play .within a
-liort tim e," Col. Randolph sadL
According to GoL
Randolph
steps have already been taken In

^ c h O n line at V irgin ia MHHteyl
' " A rtkw r Mans Held. b a m W l
tain, ha* accepted the berth a
Springfield. Ohio, where he is h|
h a w ch arg. o f
'*
high school. Lycan
M ite r, W
three yvorv a member o f the R »

this direction, ^ a v lig * on sMpI
mrnts to
”
amount t °
o r t7J)00A&gt;|
annually when tho waterway h
completed, ho pointed ouC and tk.
estimated coat “ e HnUhlng tk
prelect la only 15,000,000

A M E R IC A N LE A G U E
New York. I t Boston, 0.
O iiesgv. 10; Detroit, 1.
PM'sdelph'a, 7: W ail. ngtvn, 0.
Cleveissd, 10; 8t. Louis d.

A M E R IC A N LE A G U E
Chicago at Rt. I s m 1*.
R-sion at Philsdslphla.
Only fa m ts scheduled.

NATIONAirTjSAGUB

N A T IO N A L LE AG U E
rbilsda phis at Boelon.

Rt. Leu|s, 1; O ne nnatl, I.
» .piruhurch, 4; Chios go.. I- •

i| lesu'a at anclnnatl.
u r n at L ilrsy.i
games scheduled

ROUTHKMN L E A G U E
l.'tt'a Rrrk. h; Blrrrlnghsm, 0.
Mobil*. 3; rh altsroo ga, *JfashviMs, 1-3: Now Orleans, 7-1
MemfUits, ( ; AtU nts, X.

Yenterday's ResultH

he ocrepled a csnlract t* moek fh
Oisllon pictures fo r Pot he. H t M l
leva getllap good roles I * f n h r i
pSclerre rrceallp, which prompt*
I M IJteagk| thol J i l l s I M w a a
Rian o f parte.
♦
*’

WEDNESDAY
MAY 22nd

DOLLAR DAY
Arlington To Open
For *29Race Season
OnNext July First
CHICAGO. May X O - (I N S )—
Featured by tbs Amocican etas
ate a mile and eno-gusrter event
wttb aa sadosraMOt sf *40.000
Arlington raes track ari l open tU
I N * season July 1. Tho
meet
CMaaa August L
Arlington’s s ilk s program this
year U on* o f the most ambilloos over offered la tb* West and
Is regarded aa cortaia to attrsrt
assay of Um loodlag thoroughbreds
o f Um couatrr. Tho oggregot*
added Monetary value o f too steks

At Hodgkins &amp; Fiske Company
Store wide Dollar Day sale— an opportunity of a
life time to buy new furniture and rugs at exactly onehalf price plus one dollar.
.
E X A M P L E — A $300.00 Living Room Suite will Ik?
priced at one-half plus $1.00, or $151.00.
D O LLAR D A Y SA LE is for one day only. All Hales
cash. Purchaaes will be stored free.
NOTE— items with established resale prices not in
eluded in Dollar Day sale.
V
-

c i g a r e t t e its ^

TASTE/
TASTE above*everything

'added lump of sugar Is (sported
to lotsrest Um wtnaoro of at Mast
two of the fog. outstanding surf
pvowts of the early w ater season.
a a Bradley, owner ef the faai* * Idle Hoar Farm of Ksatacky,
M s sent a late) of M noalnatloos
far Ih* varteao stoItso at ArUngtea aad * smeller aaasher *f a*m-

To accomodate customers unable to shop here
early our store will be open until 9:00 P. M. Wednes­
day, May 22nd.
.
v !* '

2021—2101 N. Oranffv Avenue
Easy Parking — Orlando, Forkto — Free Delivery

1

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r i n i i n l eleTeB In » » » * wH1 «
the lio«m «n on (he,.— 11 r* .
ball iq w d . T w o olfcot » i »
net methWro tr f th# eooton.
follow m ocW nf.
.

( I K S ) — The' rompoUory military
service hill, sponsor.d by Senator

•oat wooh.

Poston ------

»«N

Senator Reed Scores
Compulsory Service
: ft
/
., wAsliiKCTOK^i Mat » • -?

* W. t. Ffcii

Chicago _
Ri. Laois . ..
Pittsburgh .

Irllr x U ff.

Why are OMstorheld tobacco* w
Umdm/t" Why ar* they *o tborowgUy mgtdf
Why do our leafbuym watcfafaMUf/M doady }
Why b cht Chesterirld UsW so accurate?
You get the answer whew you light up; yog
Rtt out o f your CbtMsriUlds exactly what wa
pot i*— "tear, , , abort erttythiag " ___

�who a n flndin* newt o f U »«r eropt ra m ro d by ta t MedItw i ■!!!■■ fru it fljr a n agafa beginning to look with nock
favor upon tha pinnnppW which ta not a hoot to thh p w t
In O n early duri the E ait Coaat from Fort P im a to
than Ifluly to nrnatk about extensive fields which abound­
ed in pineapples. Mile after mile one could a n from a car
window Innumerable acres, reaching as far back from the

rai»PAT. MAT fCIPS

Florida and the "pineapple kings* were among the wealth­
iest ciUnwa.
As. Urn* passed, howffer, we a n not sun far exactly
What reason, the cultivation o f pineapples gradually fed o ff
jm til oowJtberu aru very few plantation and. ^boee that ro*
maln-are comparatively, small and do not seen neatly as
prosperous aa they once were. In all probability the com­
petition with Cuban .growers who were able to obtain pick-

(E VALVE O r EARLY Did*

j m e - l t Is geSS far a man
be bear Um yok, is fata yrrth
mentations lift .

Aviation. wl

J fnicking sunlight tr&amp; apU sat

- Shadow* os tha grass:
Looking si tho Usckonod tross
,. Where Um startings fly:
Booting wtaUr’s m u k ring
Os tho enutod osow—
Bat how css I bo anything
Whon I ml** yee oft

WE INVITE YOU

( ' Mexico totnio to bo golfW Is for
.prohibition — prohibition of liquor,
h r, moon, not revolutions.
I Republican w a r h o m o ro n p ls la
th a t H oot o r l o o t brin g “ rogu lar’*,
pHilch lo probably s goad t i t s that
I t , g o v e rn n o o t U b rin e oparstod
W o re ocon otn ksliy than ever.

A Case O f Injiutke
It U early to talk og t l t t w l e f la g is Ike debate o*e* tW aWaia
btratiaa tax o e a w m a t T ab s
kaieeo. l a t i l i i i g aa t k iy &lt;S» tho
fundamental U i itn k tiu e o f the
•ta t) is a vary n n p i K t e g » i e
,u r». t i e * dtaorrr a M e sod s io oto scrutiny against v t a f c their
proponents * u »* so : i ( b t I s M -

grandsoe o f U m form er d »
k sirrr has bom fron d workin Um Loo Angelas Ford
tab lin g plant. Boat, lmprovaT* on the work o f k it fatb rr
■grandtatbir who ipaat I bait
i aosembllng arm ire oa various
■an f n n li.
idelphla o ffic ia l*

are

the man.
“ In all probability, if m sufficient number of people
feel that the wrong ought to be righted, an far an the stale
o f Florida can now right it. it in |&gt;otinlble that, if they will
I M r. D. U. Mackie, an entomolo­ express their views, the legislature might be induced to aftg is t o f tha Department o f A g r i­
prove the bill In spite of the committee’s adverse report.
culture, lu g g rrl* that erronlotn
"Tho session in drawing lo a close. What in to be done
ides* glv. n aa farts are a mort
•eriouv ruenar, In the campaign to relievo the unfortunate negro who nerved the slate for
..... Mediterranean
____ _____
again*l the
fruit seventeen yearn in enforced employment, nothing short ol
fly than tha fly it**lf. H* rccom- slavery, must bo done without loss of time. Cummunkatipn
mends that individuals «xpr*a»lng I should be had immediately with representatives of the Wgppinlunr regarding tha fly bs aur* Ulature. Several Miamians have already stated that they
to lab r Uirm aa opinions.
|would write such communications in the hope tkst some.
A -flflem year

old

NsahvilU

that ha aLif fared a narvous break

covrtyd Laat week be died as n re­
sult af pneumonia brougkt on by
hi* weakened condition. The law
reetrirtlng &lt;nllatmenla to men of
st least eighteen year* U a good
one even If many boys impelled
fay patriotism try to get around It.

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| Th# Herald ia of tbs opisios
that the bond houses would bi
prise to accept the Speer plan for
lhe sptUemant of Sanford1• flnanU s l ’difficulties. This plan in.
Valve* th* payment of w r y

T h * HersVI regret* that Sanford
compelled t* join tW rnnka o f
tea* Fortda tilltu which W i *
at on displays o f via is nee thl*
print- A drunken brawl 1* said to
t r * Wen at the bolts** o f th*
lurdtr here. T W dismapgcl fo r

£ . . d° n '

* ° r W n W e lh e bU*

f r o ,n lh e

SARASO TA’S F IN A N C IA L CO NDITIO N
In common with almost all pther
municipalities
ia
Florida.
the
financial condition o f Raineota ia
not free from embarranmenl.
Lurina the days o f the rea l estate
inflation. everyone saw her*
»
u ly o f tnyw hrr* from IS,000 lo
lUflOO people by I MO- Thi. via
ion o f a large and prosperous city
led to extensive mun.ripel Im­
provements. W e built some 7o
udlee of paved attest*, pul i &gt;
mxny severs and uthervia* puuisu iitonty into municipal improve­
ments, with a view o l taking rate
at th , ctly'a development.
Our
city a ffin a l* seen contemplated
and want an fa r aa to project a
•aagslfktsot ten atrwv municipal
building, U m l tw * ee three hun­
dred thou.and dollar*. Extensagnat iavoslmenl w m in the air
In those day* and the ducat* nut
only affected individuals hut th*
municipal and
county govern­
ment*. The result- of our rxtiavagant notlena about tho poutbill Ora
• , the rily'a divel rpmsat wo new
hare in the fo r a pf a burdrnsiurc
dotal, the handling at which
•*
U ilfta tho rnsnunafnlnau of Um
U at htulaoH minds in Um city.
T W financial situation of Bar*
naota would not W particular *
If H r a i i r r a i n
u era ta pay th eir ta x ** and U k a

cat* of l W aaaaaamenl* for Im­
provements. Ip an* w ar and Mother

and taka car* of maturing
tWt* mpta U pnld Into tW

ana u w it n r n U . Were Um ptup.tr
ty owner* to promptly meet their
obligation,.
everything
weuid
move nloatg (.wile rnuotkly and
aatUfnrtury. Hut there is th* rub.
I key art* not doing It. They nr*
l u l u s lax short o f paying both
th , taxes oa their property and
their special ears?amenta, and
(a rtlcu n rly th , latter,
between
now and January let. In. order
to meet ISIcreet and
principal
payment-jtfi *| ,n a l
a u e tta e a t
U ml*, it will be p m u r y
t*
ra il* t » l. « S U . When we brought
1a our attention the fart that
ihcC* la due the sum of f l M S W
Dom ptaperty owners * a special
usiisrslniid that lbs trouble has
not keen in the reedm t o f the
tinnnees o f the city by the city
olficial*. but in the mm -payment
o f s a a i U H t l i by th* proper ty
owners. I f there i* nay (td ic ia n
U he indulged in, the ctiuriem
meat k* placed upon the people
w m awn property, who have
aliner neglected nr refin ed In pay
U r ir special aatemmeuie
la g &lt;mt a f the property *
U p w eary with vhkh W
tin city'a I’ll jg alien*
TW
sataU diiidon of tW rhiw
commerce has paired a tom
n»XiW Hofwrty ownueo ta
Iso tky admlmstmttan to
U m ptoeaat . m t g r w y W I
lW past dee luteroeg on all i
majsla and aa mack *• tks r
taunt* n* they * j o aW * ta

Striking mill worker* » T o m
e u n and the Caro lina* atw ■ »
likely to carry many aabraSs * «*
laker eo tong as threw is a osrphaa
i f ’ t f n v t e n l lake* ia tho aaaih
eager fo r tk * W tte r wager o f iodu,trial l a p b j o n t tt I t ewkf
whoa tW labu* demand ear**«k* t k ,
•apply that organised e ffo rt ta
really e lf. e lite . Tko tahorvea ia
tkrae aa la. t a , b a i t d d v e m i
tkimvelvea to tho w o o m a t orgaoirer* rather than to the « w
*iki* aioptcvs o f tk * Am eruau
F.deratioa o f Labor.. This » —ta
them •••mo o f tW public sympathy
they might otherwise have had.

have to *tlju.'t it&gt; labor et»*U to
the , a p * iw w * o f o t h e r .eevtwn*
t a l provide proper U » U hrgieWUua ter iU Ul-uutg eiaeae* it IS
hope* to pruvevvi smwahly amt v*ftrt ally with the v u t tmhiaUMi
m m i i e pcomried it iothaj.
The Wall btroe* M r m l it - £
pu-ru to the tacreaeo in tu rn
rates on sugar kainnar i* hobeoeo
thl, will m«rel* iansnae the «wgar p r u h a U u of A n e rW w uepeadeKieu bke the PWiapiana
.gaau t which no tariff ta la v w l

BANKING HOME

the

Sanfo rd

A t l a n t ic N a t io n a l

Florida

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AT, M A T H , 1WS

Personal Activities

Saxophone Manuscripts

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Helen Wills Leads
Americans In First
Rounds of Tourney

Residence Telephone 413.

Social Calendar

Mrs. Carroll Writes
Motherhood Article

Personals

Ed Note:
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The following article on metkertiordon Cherry Is spending tb fv —
"bcod w ai written by Mia. E. W, week In Daytona Ueoch a tU n ih o * . Carroll fo r the member* o f the to bualneis Interest*.

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Important meeting o f the
T h « mother swore the empire
[Little Thaotr* Group v-j|) be held o f young hearts; guides young
L t the Woman’s D o b a t ( o’clock. lives.
I
FRIDAY
1 God has g iw n her a mission
I n o Woman’* Missionary Soonp ° f Invc and merry. She who
klety w ill entertain the member*
h r the M aty Lam bath Circtp with forks the cradle, helps to rule
L a sfleraooo tea
from
3:30 the world.
Lk lock to 5;30 o'clock a t the
homo o f Mrs. S. O. Shin Solar r
M M Oak Avenue.
T h e Scuth . Side Kindergarten
wQ] present a program a t BkP.
M . in th , eoulhtide auditorium.
SATU RD AY
[. The Y . M. C. A . Stamp a u b
H I hold Its last meeting o f the
kaaaoa from 1:30 o'clock to 3
■ ‘dock In tk * Episcopal parish

the nintih from the sidelines snM
to nu International News Servlet
sta ff rirreapnndent.

It. 0 . M ssw ill, Miss Love Turner,
Miss Charlott Smith and Miss
Ju la Peek o f DeLand, formed a
psrty motoring to DeLeon Springs
Saturday night where they at­
tend d the Pi Sigma Phi banquet
at the Deleon Spring* Hotel.

The mother held* In her hands,
the secret springs o f Influence,
which govern nations. She moulds
the mind, which more the world.
The molhrr sustains nne o f the
most responsible relations
ti
humanity, known to Christian rivFor over forty year* Otl* H ar­
{Illation. H er Influence thrrugh
her sons and daughters soon tells, lan has been entertaining audit o r weal or woe. Hoy* and a v i« rnres, first as a rvtmanlic leading
should never forget their mother*’ man. and later aa « lever charac­
love. They are their Mother*’ ter actor and comedian o f the
screen.
Irate Number Four o f the pride and promise through life.
Universal gave him a long
thodtet Church w ill give a
The Christian 'mother begins
A n
sapper a t lha Lu-Beth early In life In train her ;H M w n term contract same tim e ago
[cteria beginning a t 6:30 P. M. fo r heaven. She seeks earnestly Since then he has appeared in a
great number o f
Unlveraa"*
a heavenly
fathers
asslstaree. screen aoccea-es. The g r r i l H t
She
spares
tv*
pains
to
gain
*1'tbs
Ridge Club Honored
rale In recent yrsra came |v him
ground
possible whilo w lien-he was given the part nf
Monday Afternoon vantage
their heart, arp young and len­ Capt. Andy ‘ Hawks in “ Show
Complimenting the members of der. Her Christian influ*nee Is Host.” tr r »u|trr talking picture
M Tuesday Duplicate Club and powerful. Jlul equally powerful at the M dane*Thra(re today. In
h e r friends, Mr*. F E. Room ) - for evil. Is the rtam p'e and in- the other super pn-d action o f the
t entertained with a bridge party ftunrp e f a wicked, worldly- year, " lir a s ii* . )', " lie p lay, the
i Monday afternoon at her home, minded mother, over hrr tn.der part o f “ Parky." He has la-en
Such mvll.crs much o f a fixture ln Denny rem ­
Et Palm etto Avenue. Duplicate confiding child.
Bn enjoyed daring the afternoon lead their children Into Mu- &lt;nvp edies, playing the sympathetic d ir­
ector in “ Where Was IT ”
In
id Mr*. C. E. Ittnry, Mr*, i . C. rushing current o f wirldUne'x.
There apr many reason* why “ W h it Happcnd tn one*” he t*a*
next tn tloA d Mr*. Floyd Itelmer, who held mothers shnuil all lie Christians. tha chief funmakrr
a star. In *‘Thp Cheerful Fraud,"
K h scores were awarded prises. Heaven pity the- home with
Mother*
do “ d e a r the Decks.”
“ Ills Lucky
X U * OlUe Johnson cut high and Christies* mother.
much In make, nr mar the char­ Day,*’ "Good Morning Jtidgr,” he
S e e l red the cut prise.
acters o f their children
supported Denny. Other* nf Ids
( A
profusion o f rooea and |f adMothers ought to he wise and latest
Universal
|.!rlurrs
ate
M u wax used f ° r decoration, acwell-informed women. The help­ ” IVirt o f Dreams," S ilk * and
BsrtuaUng a pastel color sclH-mr,
less and dependent slate nf theii Baddies," “ Grip, nf tlie
Yuk n,”
M i l s the tallir* further emphachildren gives them grand oppor­
l i r d the u n , color motif. A l th...
tunities to mould their minds an t
L
hour an ire course was served
shape their drstinir, for pood.
B y the buxteex. assisted by Mr*.
Fend mothers make the saddest
Brant W/aon.
mistake* nf their lives, when they
n Other* present included: Mr*. J. sacrifice everything for the plea­
W A S H IN G T O N , May St- (I N S )
flk Hurt, Mr*. Casmandra Srhullx, sure o f their children. They nr*
The Supreme Oourt granted the
[Mr*. Sanford Doudnry, Mrs. Paul sum to rule the day, whrn they
petition o f the Alantir ('.mat Line
Parises. Mr*. 11. M. Rumblry, took Upon themselves a‘ | the hard­
Railroad for a w rit o f mandamus
l Alexander Vaughan, Mrs. M. ships o f domestic life, and d'nled
requiring federal Judge William
Mkuarik, Mr*. W . A . Isrffler Mr*.
themselves all (urlal, Intellectual n. Sheppard of the Northern
Jehu Sneed, Mr*, ciiuthrn ilutch- and religious privileges, that theii
Murids District to enjoin the
t a k - U r * . W. T . Laird. Mrs. II. rhl'dren might appear to brtlet
Florid* Railroad Commission from
n
Rucker, Mr*. C. E. Adams, advantage in society. Such muthenforcing an order a lr g r d to limit
M r*. J. a Gibbs, Mr*. W. II. ‘l o t h- era soon le e ts , servants. If not
the *rorp o f a rate derision o f th XT. M r*. W . H. Tunnlcliff, npd sis ves In their selTish son* nnd
Interstate Com merer Commission.
M n . IL W .’ U.
daughters- They do not appreciate
A fte r the rnmnu rrr commission
hrr. I f they are made to snar* had nrderrd ralr* *&gt;n Interstate
"Brown’s Follies” To the burdens and cheerful hearts movsment o f log* In Georgia
will develop Into fine, string th in g d to mrrrspond with ralr*
Be Given At Milane they
men and women.
^
on tog* from Florida to Georgia,
Mothers arP thP first tut-ir* of the stale commission attempted to
“ Brown’s Follies," a program
Uch w ill Include a variety ol their offsp rin g so they ilu ll upon limit the nrdi-r hy excluding the
mg* and dance*, w ill he prr.eii- their opening minds, the first rays railroad's Perry branch, and onr
d hy the Brown School o f Dare- ‘ f mental light and teach them other line drstinrd fo r t’ alatka.
g on Thursday evening at H the earliest, lessons they learn In
r ic k at the Mi'ane Thratr-. n life, which tlm * itself cannot
"•junction with the main fealur- erase, lesson* which will lead hri
•he evening, Dolarrs Costrll, mn* and daughters to woman­
T ) , p Glad Rag D olL" Ultl.- hood and man hood ns bright or­
The American l-rgion A u x i­
| hrth Pippin w ill alng and naments in aorlety, model , _ &gt;,|
lary will have ila annual axle ol
B- e tk , theme soag o f the pic- moral worth and positive powers
the work!.
Mo’ h-rs poppies on Katuidty, Msy 2-’&gt;, b e l­
for good in th*
work!,
6O r Glad Itag Doll.”
ter knuwn ax " I ’oppy. Day.” Mr*.
M b s Julia Ritchie, Mias C-,n select carefully th* litcralurr your J. C. Henson has been appointed
ins, ’ Irisrh, Mian N*l| K trw irt rhlldren handle. Everything they ituirm an o f the rommiltce in
M (i- n r Turner w ill hav* th* rrad w ill make impressions either charge uf the |s&gt;pple» and ha* ar­
L r “ dmc* n f th*
program for good or «v il, upon limit ranged for Isxdhs alsm l the town
k * n ’ -hw and Mr. T u rrer will young minds.
so that everyone may have jn
Mother* are rharacler builders,
k r „ I — User in " A MUsumm-i
op|Hiriunity to buy a isippy.
forming
character*
for
lim
r
and
n t ’s fre a m ” and w ill be M'Prhe procredti o f
rtrin ity. This I , a fact o f fear,
will go to the Mililnrs ni tho ho,ful
and
fathom
V
ia
importanr..
wear a m alum , in
pltal at la k e C ity and also will rw
I f mothifr* would have thrir
i while Mr. Tarner
Ur.e-I for w elfare wnrk among dlsk and while breeches rhildrrti, honor them whrn they
uled verterans un,| their fam ill ■«.
■rs grown, they muit make them
respect them while they arc
Rlaa t ’
*&lt; and a dancing
young. Make yeur children obey daughter.
wwa wl".
-»g and dance the
you.
Disobedience lends to disThn liest nro-fs fit h-j* own
laical w 'e r , "T h irs ty
f»r
real worth arD lon.t iradily teen
M U and li’ ungry fo r Love." Andisgrace on the other.
in the g rr iln c ts ol i.rr hunoi.d
■ r f** t»
r r* , evening wiR
The harmonic* or bom* life, arc children.
MU* y
" 'I
KtTxrart lo
largely ia mothers’ hand*. Tl.e
T h * history o f Iho w .rId proves’
raanr’a Ilsi*.
) •V
v
happiness o f (J,, entire family th at'th e' dealini-s r f nation, n s t
Hr*. D. H. *
-a. leswher c f depend* mainly upon her patience,
largely in Ihe hands o f muthrrs
i Brown Dsi
x Fehool, will character and conduct.
o f their ruler*. For hrr w ist and
WXvte* Um d - .
whit- Mia*
The mother ran tear, no rh-het good ruler*, the wurtj is indebted
■rial T aylor 1 ■
hav* charge Vgnry. tn her children than (he
to good and w lw mnthrrx.
To
Ik * singing. F
'•er announee- sweet lif* long memories of a
wicked and xravwartt rul-rs, to
■ ts w ill h* mail
r r the radio happy childhood sprat in am ideal
wicked arid warward motnera who
r,
Wednesday.
home a ad children blessed with gava them b lr*L

NOTICE
To my friends and customers the Rose
Marie Reality Shoppe 103 Palmetto Av­
enue will be reopened May 22 hy Mad­
am Harriet, Your patronage will he ap­
preciated.

Otis Harlan P la y s
Important Role In
Pirture At Milane

A.C.L. Is Favored By
Supreme Court Writ

&amp;

DIAMONDS
FOR SALE.
ONE TllltKH KARAT
DIAMOND IllNil

ROSE-MARIE
BEAUTY SHOPPE
PHONE :iHir

See K. II. AshcntU
i

Here it rr Hrmlnnle County
Hank.
i a i i i m a iirw zjja.'s'i iWr .wj *

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R ' l n i l 3*4

D A IL r "
SERVICE
ItKTWKEN
JACKSONVILLE
J) ELAND
AND
SANFORD
Slnre Door Delivery
In City Limits

St. John’s
Transportation
Company
Font

103 PALMETTO AYE.

nr

Myrtle Ml.

I'honc 213— W

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Musician Gathers Music
From All Over

unil-ndilrdlv l«- appreciated hy
mosier I hi-turlans and iludrnta
L-r i , nlurn « tn ennu-, rnntalns
manuscripts o f the modern* and
W orld
maiiu.i ripl, that dale back to the
earllc-t i - mi-.wit inns uf Adolphs
New A'ork City.—The only com­ J-av, 111.- It. fpian who discovered
plete collection nf sasi.plH.ne mu­ the snxnplume in isio.
sic In the World I* owned by Merle
Invratrd Bax
Johnston, Internationally famous
A Jill |.he Bat, while trying to
saxophone plsyrr.
While traveling nhmad, the prudu. e it clarinet that would
merest hint or rumour o f no orig­ overblow the octave like Ihr flute
inal or unknown manuscript on and td»s-, |-**e the musical world
raxnphune music will send John­ the saxophone. The new in.truston hurrying olT to out-of. theOld soon su|KT,rded the
way hamlets, keep him for day*
pouring over the mu.leal records bassoon In many milllary bands.
o f rontinrnlnl libraries and uni- It wn» u- i.I in an orehr.lra for
vrrsilics and rend him down by­ the fit t tint J in Paris in D ill.
street* o f Htdgisn and (irrman
“ ’.V tlunxalow, A Radio And
rltle* to leaf over tattered music Yna,’ a foxtrot mng I play to mil­
fo r sale In dingy little musle lions on r the air daily," rsplaina
shops.
Mr. Johnston, " i « a numlier that
This busy mndrrn mutlrtsn who may Is- . ailed n rral rnntribution
Is now playing an average of to sj\u|iboae music. I t has Urn
Sevrnty-srven hours a week over
the rs 'io to an audience of I wen th* sasophone the world's most
ty-flve million people, has found pop uI nr- instrument.
time to m*kr not only ■ hobby
" It Is piece* o f ltd* type which
but a frtlsh of his library.
tvr made the saxo|iloiiie and
, Johnston’* library, which will dance music ayuuuymuux.'

To ninlliluin n Blender
lignrr, no one enn deny
(lit; trulli o f the advice:

"REACH FOR A LUCKY
INSTEAD OF A SWEET.

Plane,.Seeking Flight
Record, In Air 2 Days
F O R T W ORTH. Texas, Muy 21
— ( I N S ) —The "F ort Worth.” a
rebuilt Ryan
ltrouglinm
Mono
plaine, piloted by Reg
itobbin
and Jim Kelly, ou to break th
refuelling endurance record set by
the Army P a n -, Ihu “ MuratInn
Mark,” had been in the air Pi

Brother Of Mexican
Rebel Dies Of Brief

Poppy Day” Will Re
Observed Saturday

such a home, will. When the,
grew up, leave It with decor it regrata and return often in after
yuan.
Mother* nr* efen richly re­
warded for all their lira* of sac.
'M r * ! m 3 rifle*. Far every atep taken In
jp'letnr'.n hfler-lif* by th* gallant non or
queenly daughter which reflect*
honor upon thn mother, vend* ■
Ihrill nf Joy through hrr heart
Pr , 'r* l * Pwftt* fnnat is her

A T M ILANE THEATER TODAY

A Milestone
F.lirliy Slriktt rrprrn rn lii n mile.
■loin: in jilt) jirO KITAiinrrlgnrf'ltc
nm niirai'ltirv. T im lousliiif'|ir«K’ -

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raa inukrnl.ni-ky Slriltc llm lirnntl
oCtUr'lini'lioti, utiil, in llm trpinion
o f 2(l,fi79||l |ili)’*lr!atis, la llm
rcaaoit l.ix-klra qri: lt-nn irrilnlhiff.
N o Ollier r i {’ urt’ llo rnjoyn lliia
■t'crrt lirul Irratiiirnt tvlrlr lt r r nmvpn Inijturltlrit anil irrllunln,
|innlitfrn a flavor Iirjin u l rn m linrlnou ami uhMirrit llm ■nioLrr
tin- iiinxiititini ofrlclipliirtil Mtiok.
[ti|; (tlroaurn anil runifurL
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H U N D R E D S H A V E SA ID —

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TVs S— &gt;h— 1 I . . I
U e f u , . tnsesyrsand

Tk. L m k y Strike Dance O rrh rtlm f U l n w
linue srery Ssisnis.t n ifk l In * roast In m a tt

“D O N T MISS i r *

Inlrnintiuiuil Star

of Slaga nnd Scrcvu

G REATEST S IN G IN G A N D T A L K IN G PIC TU R E EVER

"R E A C H FOR A L U C K Y IN S TE A D O F A S W E p T *

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III* • right rural honor to be

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Last Showing To Night A t 8:30
AD U LTS 7Sj^

MILAWF*

Children Under 10 1

rritatio

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f

AnJ setrrr| smaller diamond*
al 10 ', below retail price* *1
Jrnrtry Mure*. 121.uo and s p ..

T t j f ' W T * TT.Tfrt w W V n l r h ^

T i n . A . C. Mil-rndnn, 1300 Park
Avenue, lias as her ttueata thia
Motherhood is life lost In low .
week her slater, M n . A. K- MnrriMaternity bring* wW t It #-Joy o f
rfin ^ o d Mr*. .T. J.
» o f Tam,
Ih w kwsx U n ;
and a care o f the lenderest type.
known to the human heart.
Mrs. Stella l*. Arrington. Mn*.
Ch*wrh. —

Wilbur “ Jimiiir" Corn, youlhfuAmerican lm ill* s\*r, paired with
K.l.-imiil Horntra, brother i f th,
fum. ii, Jcun, defeated Zahar »n.l
iJunnuu o f l l n m , (1-2, ll-U, J-li
**COnri
In ■bn ibiublcii
101111.1,
* m n oppourri.
H i. m i- p it .'.-ir irly evident tr­
ibe iw gtiil t i l when he repent*,ll&gt;
•bxiblrd-fnultrd «n (l failed to puv
h1* « mu, IttTijt ill*.ves a rm .* the net
lt .ri.lrn saved the set by msgnlfi* lent plxrtrjrr~*'hr»rW *v raru»*, f
n n l Iff -the-third-set with many
dnxsling shat*.
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�|in,wfl,oop.w ii j* &gt;vli!rfit ' th »t

lE I n 'S o fv i^ B d n d
ASED P rob lem Of City
tContinued / m

r a g e One)

N a tion so * h a t~ th «e who am I w
‘ •Mated may ha advised
i “ Upon the finding o f the bofjy
Of the deceased a preliminary ex'■mlnation w u maCb o f the altby a coroner’s Jury, wh.cn
"detenu Ins*! that the deceased rune
l o hi* Icath hy a gunshot wound
from a gun In tha .hands « l . a
party"nr- p a m » -vremewn*
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‘
J ** * * '
| W f «f
following Information
# W l l« sell cxplanalory tu to
reUtlon to the proposition but*
' Dr&lt;l hf Cotuml.xk.nrr Kpeer. ho.
» » l r «&lt; &amp; * n m n the flg u r.i
p r i n t e d in round number,
l * l " g ‘ approximately the amountdertvled. The nsressed ven a tio n to
•&gt;* runl In' t rmc o f mllllatu ul

I -— —m
.«--sa . —_ —___ as _^ -_«
u iH 'iu fttis n ftA^ o f filfT U im f
}. aftemdon placed my clients in tho
tloujity Jail with two other par• W i , with thr apparrnt Intention
o f rargtng my clients with being
eonneetsd with tha crime.
"In the early days o f criminal
, proec-iUM
in
procc.'ur*
In •* Europe it was i
yrlnrlpU o f the law that • per­
ron was presumed lo be guilty ol
tho crime when charged with
ruch crime, but »u r forefathers
rerognmed that Justice could nul
I e aihnlnlstt-n-d un ler such prin­
Psr sis lb - tilmvi- laid,. It is rei n
ciple. Our present system o f law
provides that evs-ry person Is pre- that id no time has the City's
some,) to ' be Innoernt o f crime jidlcrtion o f tnx b been xiiffliluntil proven guilty beyond a reas- •nl to handle m i item of g.,70.nttablc.*ilutibl, nn-t this principle iJihVtl, vvlit-11 rrpn Henl-* inUrrst
la the foundall* n o f American hie nnminlly on th |«inde,| mdrld.
f lillCYtf.
-ibu - . With Uk- assisiinint of
"T a tlihs date dlrert eyl.leme sppioxittnlely r.'iitbiNtu.iHi - f taxaa lo who romniltti-d this iritnr -s on &lt;s pi e rot \u llatl'in o f nbout
has not Isyn &lt;'l*rovere*L. To l|il&gt;
, slate elrrumstantlal evidence o f n
legal rhnracter hn* nut Item if Incovered to ile it if y the t’rrsou
N 'AflltVII.I-K , T K N N .. Jlny J1
Who ron mllted the ntiirdcr The
■ (I A M - W a l t e r Cnln. *'-d, eoltnr' elpcamslxnres devrloiwd to this
inerlltm o f tho Nashtllh- Ilsutni,
dala do not In nny legal mannei -taa *!*uil here tiHlay. l ino was
connrst my clients with the mur­ sllirii o-i I'dltot-entcriluH of lh&lt;der, nnd mub-r Ike principle* ot Us-nlc" six svi-ekn ago.
law in this .Stale Ihrre should
— have-been evidence of sueh rharacter a* to raise a pruhnlilicause that they cnmniiltrd Die
crime an,| *V one sdse. '« ,
“ flrrst ruutltoi i lioul.l be o-ed
In charglnt- n person with a rrlnte
based upon rin-umstanthil evlilenee as our Hupremv fkiurt hi*
rr|N*atrdly lwl,| tho law lu b.

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• »e n w ith 'a lt&gt;d i&gt;*r cent eo Irctlon
the d lfy Nrtukf f i l l abort o f the
onnoal i titeTr- -. ;| J* qow obliga­

o f operating City a n t i n g ration
Ami with n &lt;1 rrrasiag populatlor
ami thr Lnslnws slump d ie to .tar

ted for. T n s c i co!-rrttil to ilatr
or.' 'appruximnudy C17{t,GiM).tXI or
C M per cent o f ihe total s-sm*nimL. This (inn Pi made up td o
large extent . of taxes cullcv ted
frum Inrpe property o v w n cor­
poration* nn&lt;l *nit-»ldr Intrreet*
with the paiglbllily o f a murh lar­
g er imrex-m fu payments the Iwl
MW' o f .ill" yioir le-lng rrmolo.
The pilin'* frgnk
declaration
that llic payment o f more than
*3VII.(M0 t&lt;l in liop rarltp i.lt. fuith-

HOOVER CRIME
INQUISITERS TO
MEET TUESDAY

Totnl tax iiays-iv*
I,1IW
White t:■ p oyirs
H’.t.!
l'o lo n -,1 Jut; pltynt.i
,
20"
Vaernt hottfea, whit117
Vueflllt bull - , ml n d
lie*I
Vnrnrt t.loir* t.hit. ■
16
Veen nl idtitri, tolutvd
2J
ftnty a f l i n t inlrulntion I tierc ury In t.’ env thel the 1,1ltd tax
l-nysrs in the f’ ity. with tin- hut■I n to l&gt;e rnr- l d hy I he h'.'d wlilte
tnx ir iy e n , are hardppeisad'tJ

(Contlnu, d from page one)
1!. l.ttnamt of lu lxn e unlvern./
Col. Henry IV. ' Amlernon. lie
mb'icon
leudn o f Demorrutt:
&gt; . i-uiiti, 1* in tel dry, at Inst pub
u ally.
h, »nk J. leierch, vice.preside it
■I the &lt; n-rau-i t'rlm e Corr.mln.vS
Wns npiminted lx-i an so o f his it..Iinxtc tittnwteilye o f ruckelri-tlu :
lit I rrim e In Chicago, m il tlsnvity lh-.-re o f wrlmlnul prose*.itl -n .

The olhi-rj* ure federul ilistli
jiulgi-i, Wiliinui I. t.robli i-f Al.i
inmn. Kenneth It. Mrlnto-h
Washingtoo, and i ’xul J. Mcl' r-nd It ol i nllforiiin.
|| ir-‘ i-iucli lUlLude this co;n|
illi-.dun i* going to Hsyu 1» prspi-

tea, Ve appointed the rommlaaldV
u.d he w ill outline the scope e l
U Will k when It U ** rmMcd ht.-t
/he- laal
last o f the w eek.. The cohi
foembi
mission ran hahily po beyond h‘ »
ns 1rue lions,
' «.
It Is cxp ectrj ttint most of the
Vuik trill l*e done in Washington,
although It haa not been decided
whether hearfugt will in- hel l out­
side. Like no many othrr things/
!n it depends largV y on the I’ roilJent’a instruct Inin.
The wets and drys In C o n g filt
* « r e cautious In their publir rumiient today concerning the |iersn*ial. There Ip - so many tuttab-nv
it ihp cum mIn ion whose .view ,
lie not generally trfionn that. b«tw
ililct went Inclined lo "wait nmh
»p ” iit forp
rushing into print
.sith statthu-ute itis i 1i-1-i*.n »iP ,f
m m back to plague them.
—■
Senator Jones, author o f thr
l\e-en J-Un low, sail) he S'iiu .I
'»v o made "other sale* lions." Ilnwvi-', Jones soM several wicks ago
isl i/ he were Homing the cowos ‘ ion he tstfdld name only
hose with wanted to ere piiKii■iticn a sucri-sa.
O ffic ia ls ,
C h arged

R u m
W it h

K in g
C r im e

Le^sbUrg HbAi^
(Contlnoed fro m r a g * One) fl
stitr. tils column "Blrfe tfegdtc*^
i i t u ling wWo attention for Ha'
philmopUral teaching*.
, M
-I*iney Woods Philosophy’* w»g
another coW no formerly conduct,
rd tiy Ur. MacKcnxie.
IJ
l&gt;r. MnrKvnaie was barn 4
r t n l c r , H I. Nov- 22, i a w |
Nova Hentlx II family. H i’ M s
rul training was had »*
I.u(1. M cd l.il college from f l w
hr v-u i gia-tusted In
|IN
rcr.iaincd la..Ml. L 'lli* unid I n
w h ile lit- v. uj
practicing

’Canny Serva?its
S E R V A N T S , housewives say.
^ ^ a r e not so goo-J ss Ihry o-eil
*^ to lie. isof yet so plCTrtiful.
too.I servants art hard lo find and
Ibcfr wage* are so high that forty
and fewer people can afford them.
Have you ever slopped to think
that thia mechanical sue has accom­
plished a lot toward doing away
with the neeessily for servant** We
have not yet evolved an efficient
Robot who can dust, iwrrp and
clean, and alio have the (irestnre ol
mind to say “not at Itomr’’ when
you am not prepared to receive vliilors. Hat we nave something else.

nine fictt-Qn in this countryf Our
i-oyiiuni n it. rui/ghly nw-ukhi.
U-Ui'J.UUO, »1 that nuke* alswt 7SO
t»jli» |rr ptrvm. or 3,000 task* for
a family of lour.
Tiiete tatks, performed in the
|»rw, v.eutj racti take at least hsll
an limir. for this means a satiny ef
-U fflim ix *) hours of hontewires’
or sen ants’ time in the course of a
jear. No wonder lliere art fewer
servants. They can’t fiml employ*
mrnt. And on wnniler their wagri
are higher. S.i many of them hart
lurntd tootlirr occupations lhal there
is now a scarcity of tlicm in thia
conntry.
Hal the i-est thing about these new
canny servants Is that they prepare
safer ami etlitally nourishing food
according to the most eminent mtd*
tral authorities. Jis.this rrspect, cam
tslnly, they far excel the old.

J A rK H O N V Il.I.E , I In .May 21
I IN K )— T - *i t x-nffi-dalx nT
. Ii.ii fnt tc- f'ouidy nnd nti M h-gij
,
The N ew Competition
ui-i king lies,, r barged v.ills conTVs Ton realize that more than
iilrney tu . vl&lt; late the liatim ol
P.OW.OOtl.flOO separate mechanical
tasks which used to he performed
iruhlhlllnn law* h, no i.s.ll*tsssent
tvnry year In tin Imnir am tt-iw achlvh luii. Iievo returned by tinramptithnl
in the ui'rinefY'.l exneilrral gr.ni,| jury here, It w u
i* 1 1-nli-(| today,
Tno-o tinned lit the Indictment
i-ibtded J iiiucs - IJpM-nmb, sin *oc. ■ty un*) J rsa ' HU'waft, un alW fi fl f fif *llir taw ^hccurtsM :bt ‘ 1*uiiiis
In-riff; T i f&gt;. tlriggs, un ex*de|ai7 UM ltengir. The n llegrj violations I Uotsl.f 1ft Apr!!,' IPt7. ‘ ‘

ccmmrrci
' lo II.lt Mr. U kJxow ut came Is.
. nrith.n,! I’aih. L ik e
«
on-imUpr nmI president o f tip.
Nairn County* I j ln j Owners .anw,
riatlnn. Ills Idea was tn see I-ate'
rontilv U 'lom r
'the home r f
lOd.OOO perrens. lie was interysle j In eltrus gn.ves. vineyards a-y|
many hurlne * .-nlr'rprlses in the
rounty. S i m l w n are Mr* Mm Krnsle, who un* Mir* Oarullna
Virginia Nirjiols, o f txbsnon, 111^
whom l&gt;r. MarKenxU- marrinl hi
lWi3. nod n daughter, tlrrlhe]. A
waul, Wilhtttn Robins, also msife
fit&gt; hon e hole with the familyMm.
Nellie
MatKeniMd. t i »
phyxlcian's mother, who lives at
Chester, also survives.
Dr.' M scKepiie, who wW a
kpeaker of ^ole. wn. to have left
today for Moultrla, Ca.. wkrm
he* w in to Afldctuit a liiMIMl cam*
ir&gt;f rtkbm U on tomorrow.
*
i.etwl Jiusurapc«
y|a'd
Hr.
M srlien ile
m rri^UUW -W
J130JIKK) lo life (Rsurant T l Jw ;

“ When rlrrumstantlal, evl
detM-e Is relied m i for ronvie
lion, the riieumstaucs'S. when

taken together, must ........
a mnrhistve nature utul tentlem-y, li-riliug in the tihnle
to n M-asiinnlile nn-l ii oral
crrlal-tly
t!ia: Ihe ncctiseil
and no one i-1-e i--niinlltiil
the offeiii-*- eluirgeil. It is
not n iffii lent H ilt the fuils
errnte u sllsoig lirobnlflllty * f

W EDNESDAY
Ma&gt; 22
ALM O ST T IIK K
T o the first 311 adult* entirin g Ihe store Wednrwday
morning at t* n'rlnrk, We
will rell
A H A N D Y 31 U W K T -| _

CHOCK
BRITISH NAVAL
LORI) TALKS ON
DISARMAMENT
(Continued hrotti IV-ge One) *
When it wo
p 4tl*d -"*1 th .
riilu ln
ri-*t-on
ol , Aiui-ittait
publir opinion " h jiil -I to till
pni|Hi\nl
Inrun •• tl upp.i’ t nlly
Would hove prevented llte llmte-l
Sli I* .* ttoni l-jilolog 'UtUh lilp
In hub in- tin Ill'll oh “ It dm y
utul “ Nettoti," ruiwr-dieadaiaigtit
i nd m oiled to In- the iilightli'-i
silip-. uMo.il. Sir. Ililditeiiilili inn!.
"th e Nelson nd Itialnry w •
built.uiu.'ei the Wnshingtftn ns- The I«*i|i1e who riiiil l|*=t tu)' I" |**emls were inlini t-.l to give II* J
plmmtif-o, mlvantng*- .Li.l sot nait
(i,y prii-M,'ul or old *,i ; pits- thetu
s ury fully, lit lllviil
l &gt;
in it 1111111- 11111-111. ndr
in. mail-tu niulutuiu (Hiuty-H*
.31 . Hitdgeliiuu In lli'lllid tin t
tile l.dJUf tliu 111- lu boil in i.itint
Well- 111!,I tile i'tiitiit f-t.t- a !loi.nl l&lt;&gt; buil t ship* if i»&lt;&lt; -mV
to 'idaiutnln tin- bulaiite u n it, t
Ut 111 W'n -liitlgten.
Tile (iem-vu lo u leii ii *- Imdie i;-

T H lJ IfS U A Y ,

M hi

\I.MOKT I'UI'.K
Tn Ihe flr»t MS mintt
tn in r (he etore Thu
irntnlng ut tt n'rlock*
will
well.
Ki-gular
Heavy Calvanlxed

WASH Ti lts

HASH KT—each
E -V r
only I to a lu-rM.n

tint,

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A L M tlS T I ’UKK
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1 Tn the fir-1 aU iidull.. mak- |i
B iitg n - iuii'I purrhxM- 1"gi- 11
1 day morning at !t oVIuck 11
U s e will erll ■ *2.tHI l.vlra 1I
1 1 nrae hire
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lire) |1
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I.ONli H AND LE SIIO VKLS

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N U R S E R Y

High Oracle
ENAMEL WARS

ucitun. “ J*eis-uially I -houUI r d
let, glanned.** lu- said, “ If we sabt
to (m b
ulliert 'Ii did as many
cruiu'i* hi you think you need i
the t&gt;i*' you want.’ if wr i.uti
lati'p i tin- id, a o f npia’ lt j ."
H I D IM 'C Kd HIT DY
. P I A B K I . H I I4 « N . V .. Msy *1.
- -tlN H l- Various jitolil&lt;-m.
-I
nGult edon-lloii a ir wlwdulnl |o i .
tb io lir .l &gt;-ut o f Ihe Mitnual * me.I
ibiavfd the Auieitiau e-nudaik-i
fi-t a. ult education ivlil.h ■g.cn,\
iit-te twUj;,

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with h-laih euii-. end utuu- i
t ils * nf smaller cruiser* won
h lmli a-ns. iio iii Ih*,. i h ' i h v.i -,
m nodii.g to the H rill.li u-ituliuli.
fur the iiioln tlu ti nt lln.uui
tai flung tnidv mute*.
Mr, It idxeman doe* not Hun!,
this difficulty -huiild l-e to mi
ppmnluhl* ill an, fntpit^ ttrgotlat mn l e i

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May 'i a
ALM O ST F R E E
Tu Ihe fir-t 30 adull* mkkIng a small purrhanc Hal*
urday
murwlng 9 n'rlock,
wr will M-tl
10 &lt;|t. Ilracy Italian- 4 ^

A door— Now
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WANTABBATEa

In Death O f One And
Wounding O f2 More

Complete Reorganiza­
tion O f Prohibition
System May. Result

13—Wanted

One
Sanford Herald w ill be reapoaalble f o , only one ineorsect Insertion, th* advartlaer

T O A D V E R T IS E R S
A
Herald
repraaaatatlva
thoroughly fam iliar with rataa,
rulaa and claM ifleatloa
will
g iv e you eompleta information.
And I f yoa with, they w ill ar­
tis t you la wording your want
ad to maka it m ow effective.

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8 A N FORD DRUQ CO.
W a D aUvor-Pbona 325

In

you mad for
palnto and varalthas, this atora
glvaa you th* quality with a na­
tional raputatioa such at VelumIna, tht w athtb li w aL paint aad
WaterSpar, the waterproof var­
nish. Bud by S A N F O R D P A IN T
A W A L L P A P E R Co., 110 W.
F irst 8l. Need a painttrT Call 303
w h atever

L

L. T A L B O T T , paint, r and
Paper Hangar. Pohna 3511, Citrut Halghta.

LO UI8VH .LET~Ky.. M ay 21 —
( I N S ) — During a I'quor raid at
the home o f M h . Ituth Hatcher
at Happy Hollow near Wheedle.
Ky. early yesterday patrolman Lon
Robinson, 39, o f l*ikrvllle, waa

FOR RENT— Double garage apart­
ment 1415 Oak, with all con­
veniences. ideal locatioa. Immedi­
ate posaeaalon. See S. W . Brad­
ford.
,
CLE H A N T S
A I T S .— 0 12 Park
Ava. Apts, fo r rent available
Apr. 1. Apply A p t 1.
Furaithad Apartment /or rent—
Park Apia.— Park A re . and
iBtb SL Frigtdalre. Rant reaaoaibla. Phone 7 4 Z -J.
FOR K E N T , Furnished rooms oa
second floor o f Herald building
Oaa b . rented on a vary reason­
able basis. Inquire o f Foreman,
Tba Herald.
FOR R E N T — Large .and amall
A p L Langley Apts. Also 5room house on 10th and Magnolia.
Apply A p L N o 4, Langley Apia.
Call 623 J. Summer Rates.

FOR R E N T — Fumlshtd 6 room
hoUsa. 317 High StracL Double
garage. A ll improvement. See Mr.
Berg at Herald.
FOR R E N T — A ttra c t!w ly furnish.
ed home at a very reasonable
price to refines)
adult
family.
Must lie seen to be appreciated.
Near Forrest I-nke Hotel. 11. II.
Lawton, 812 Union Av«\

SUBSCRIBERS- P L E A S E NOTICE— I f you fall to get your
paper pleaae notify Circulation
Department before 8 P. M. A
special delivery eervlea It main­ FOR R E N T — Kiva room coltaga
tained until that Uma. Wa w ill be
at 2121
Palmetto
Avenue,
«|ad to aand your Herald by spec­ 820.00 monthly. Inquire at Herald
ial messenger If It has not ar­ office.
rived. . Circulation • - Department,

qf the

greatest feature*

S ta ff Correspond ante.
W A SH IN G TO N ,
May 21 -A
complete
reorganliatlon o f the
prohibition ayalem, including the
tlimlnstnn o f dtolrkt adminis­
trator!, waa undrratiMNl today to
be under ronildrratlon by A t­
torney General Mitt hell, who la
Coatfaare Hinnrlt, if.ispbf.r nt
preparing a bl I to iranafrr th. H lrtorJ lU n n rll, and sitter *&gt;/ ll.trdry burtau to th* iH-patmrnt «&gt;1 bare and Joan, hat
ily n n l c
ronlrarf far fra lu rr plrfarrs n it)
Juliet.
Pa
Ike.
M
ill
llrn
n
rtl
k
«i
hern .It*
In the place o f the n.lniinUtra
to n , the United M alta marshal, tag abroad for t r i m il gran
At r Jteikiinrf, Ph il Plant, Ih i ml
or district attorney* would funct­
lloaalrr, but prior In fVit ttns rut.
ion to investigate r u n ,
nuke ftd rrrj onr of Ihr moil piomliln,
arrr&lt;ts, and present th.m to the •/ tht yoangrr ai I r r t in . I lr r s.r
eouita
fr r Barbara r c r n ilg n a rrt'd J/o"
This would end the enforcement (ON Jlouarp, II Sri I, r t a n t i i j (.
system act up ai veraf years ago Maytag end talking g u t a m p
by Cicnrral Lincoln C. Andrews, R tfM i
who gslnid fame by rrurgunixing
the military police t e n ire it
France during th , war.
The Treasury, which has carried
on m forrenm inl since the Vul

of

Claaeiried ndverflUlag la the low
cent. For only a few cenltt you can
pul your mewtage heforq thousand*
This low coal pcrmjta a largo prof­
it— that la one reaaon why Herald
cloaaifled ada are popular.
Regardlcaa of your “ wanl” . . . If
It be to m II or buy or whatnot
. . . . Herald cliumlfled ada offer
you the qiickeat, cheapest and
moat effective method- Teat one to­
day!

Herald Classified Ads

liy

riavcn1't you oitdn wished that you could
be with friends who have moved to other chlcsl
Thev may be far away, yet you can easily keep In
touen with them; talk over old times, and males
plans for the future. When they're 111 or when
anniversaries and birthdays come around you can
Join them with your voice.

Mitch. 11.

Reach Thousands

Recent service improvements have made distant
telephone conversations a pleasure. Generally, connertiont are made almost as quickly as with local
calls. In most cases you can hear Just as deatly aa
If you were talking to a friend around the comer.

They Pay—Phone 148 *
Authorities Work To
Break Up Crime Ring

LEGAL ADS

is a t'rrerriplliin

’'olda. Grippe,

&lt;'A»h U m h rr Company; P o M Hill
leitmt»*r Company. • r6tt|Marail*«
o?i»nnli«4 and f i If i i i i i under th*
Una t.f Ihr Him* of Klirld*. null
iVnrr atml Company, a corporation
.trganltrd an«l n la tln z uMlrr Ilia
laws of _fha Utalr «»f KlnrldR nra
ttrfrmiimW. -t.—
— hr
rjwrlal M o ir r in I'tiarltrry. will
•rII
In Ihr hlirhrpt amt t»**t t»lid*r
TO— Miaccliancous For Salt
for rarh. al ihr front dm»r of ihr
Court llourr In Ihr Clly of OrUnlo,
A L L K IN D S o f furniture fo r ta a . Ordnfe- I ’Mtiniy. Klmhla, on Mon.
lay. the* Ini (lay of June A. P l i l t ,
dirt ehrsp. Call any lima after during
Ihr legal houra of rale. Ilia
rral e-Male,
9 A . M. 603 W. Third 8 t , up­ following drarrllirtl
■Itualr In grmlnolr County. Flurl*
stairs.
da. lo .w llj .

You'll be surprised, too, to leans bow Inexpen,
slve these voice visits nuw are. At seven o'clock
In the evening, and again at eight-thirty, reductions
are made in the statlon-to-station rates. And Ions
distance calls return so much In the way o f friend­
ship and satisfaction. Keep friendships alive—by

fur

Flu, Dengue.

F O R T PIE R C E, F ! b., May 21.—
'lllinuM FtfVrr and Malaria
( I N S ) — Authorities today w jrk rd
It Is the must eprrdy rented)
to break up an a llrg e j bandit rlny
knit* n.
*
■-•sponsible for a series o f trimut
committed along HW iCtxr r T * »r "6 r ourrau.
the state following c &gt;nf«i»»‘one
Permissive operations, that It
by two prisoners, one a woman, in the Istuanre ,of th.- thousand* of
jail here.
various permits fo r the legal u*t
kite. Julia ll*rr&gt;cr, nu,thcr ° f o f alcohol, medicinal and tie rs
three chi dren, who is awaiting rmnlo liquor*, comprise* n a lly
ltl.il on charges e f highway rub- half o f (he work o f the luirvnu.
leol K itte n f i l l of IhaaOaka,
Burinrsa
interrsts,
rsptcially
la ry, and Jack San M u r, convicted
R m l Nnl'l Hunk llldg.
na prr |«lal Ih riro f, rrron lrd In
rn the three counts o f v similar na­ those using large quantltlis of in­
LO ST— BULLDOG
PU P ,
six
r ia l llmih J. page }*,. I'uMIc
Sanford, Fin.
Ilrr*
&lt;rd*
&lt;if
Memlnol*
I'ouniV,
ture, wrre raid by pa'ln* t&gt; have idustrial alchuhul, have opposed
.m o n th s q d, dark brlndle, weighs
Florida.
tflwut tw in ty
pounds.
Reward. eleum rug 9 by 12; UpiVgwood
Hald aalr w ill l&gt;r mmlr Io ra tjtfy ct'n'cstcd their part In tr &gt; robber­ thr transfer Li |h„ ju^tir drparttypew rit:r; Vood chrck protector; ■old l»t*rr*« t«*g»lh *r with a ll la. ies and Implicated te/rr.il others, imrqt. being ratisfied with the
W t l Park.
gal roala.
Adrettopraph; Duplicating mach­
la F linVI.K Highway roldierir.v bold upr, m l isystem of distribution set up by
Hprrlat Maalir
L O S T -W h ite Gokl Dinm r Kinr ine; desks, tables and chairs; Res.
theft o f crop shipnunta arc some Prchlbition Ccsnmits',;r.er J. M
nn.Kh * n n iN K Y
With two diamonds and three sonable. Phone 761— R.
getlicit Ora for Complainant
o f the crime* 'laid tc the ring by Doran.g^lurh of th(, opposition to A d u ltt C ontract Children'a
Orlando.
Florida.
sapphires. Finder pleats return to
authorities.
ithe tran sf.r wrou d lie rliminnt.d
D is e a s e s
LAU N C H 20 x 6. Cheap for cash.
Eyth* Erwin, c a n th . Htrald.
Adult* ran, him! tkf, root n r t rotny
Idesl fo r fDhing partkri. J. A.
ciiiitlrrn'a ili«ctt«('L Aiul. itaiudiy, ftiry
Bowls, Osceola.
gtiilrr Iruiii It.fui luurti tiMUv flnu
cluMrrn do l or lUtlnHcr, timiiy ndull t
DODGE
ciMilrntt worm*, mi mlmrnt uonlly
Fleasrra c a n and Graham track*.
Miitdtlnl tiltli rltiMmi. S mim tiiib i
LEGAL
NOTICES
ll»cy
miIT» r inl.tialy and laid i»prn«
Elm and 18th 8 tr*sL Phone 3.
Uxt vnrtliral IrcninM iifo, nllpait n*nti*
NOTH'H - S'OII HI a u r * r « &gt; «
-mu l.iist si tms nrr 111.' nutr Ilf llii-ir
DID T O U F N O W T H A T Y O U
o m a r a m nr run i-rr.ii
in.uMis. Vi •. tlm sympliims me (1hCAN
G E T Y O U R - CLOSED
•Oil. KSiaSCHSI. U t i l IIHHU'I
suue
us in rliil ln-n, ! • « ol n|HM-Ute
AT U SIIRIIIU K. t'l.UMlUA.
C A R T O P R E P A IR E D
WHEN
»rd v i iflif, rroHlins tlie tm (h and rastA
n
il,
at.
in*.
IT
N EE D S I T A T
8AN FO R D
Uvi ill- ti, itrliiiig 14 (!** ism * nisi ami*,
ik iT lifK Is NsrrUy glrs n
Ihsl
|-| Ills: M IIA I.L
llsn — a. Flat*
and 'ntnlominul inliw. Alai, tlie sans*
NO VELTY
WORKS
118 NO. 14a.
who, nn llrlu li.r l ( . ISIS, mail,
nmlirifio
tint &gt;un(y and I. irml. I v eti|f»m»Blrad Knlry. No. u ilH i. for
TRENCH AVK.
|irl* t-siisi nisi |hii uni in. fnsn rliililirn
H I - I of NW 1*4. Hanlon in Tow n,
vlhp S« N. Itdiige IS K. T a lla lia v
will do tlie t!iim* fur rnliill- — Wlulr i
vaa MvrIUlan. h a« H m . gollra of
Civaui Vcniufug.-, wlncli you cuu gvt at

k lr phone.

80UTHERN BELL TELEPHONB

Elton ). M ou gbton

A N D TE LFG KAPLl C O M P A N Y
U a w riw tlW i

Architect

-Mlnml'it M »*t Popular H o ld ”
/Single rooms with bath, $2. J-.r&gt;0, 33
Double room* with built. $.'l. 31.00, 35
Flreprrmf-------- European
N .-K , First SI. Ntstr Hay llinmyne
Popular I'rired Itestaurant In Connection

New York and San Francisco Linked by Radio
New Circuit Joins World Wireless Networks

W IG H T P R IN T SHOP

Inivnllon
lu maka
Thra#«yaai
J’roof, to aalaki'lah Halm &gt;U lliv
land
alniva
tfvvrrlUod,
k fu r #
h a r k Clrrult crourf. at ' HanfoFd.
FloMda, on tha HU. day o f Junt.

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Store,

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The

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For

SINC L AI R K K FININ U CO.
THE

IIKST

Sini t-ialing Mr. Frank '111|Ihi|
O F G A S O L IN E S — OH. ,\NII

. M N C I .A I K

GItEABB

STATIONS

Jure* T ile Shop—Oat, At third St.
F. I*. Hlnra—Seri Ire Station— 111.1 Sanford Avr.
Mr-. I.ran- l~ I’. nian W. Side St-r. Sla. W. Flint HI.

'tsnfnrd Drug Co., la n r ,

CNAPFT m m oa any thing la
' priattma. A ohoM cafl will get
Clalmanl natnra aa mllnva-wa:
/M r oaa. F%cn* 417— W. 8 Rail­
M K. iK M il.K r. of H n n a , Florida
load A n .

H a ir

Drug
Andrrwin.

Cn'nn 1'h s rm a r,.

Ynor

Agrlll
I'hiinr HlH-W
ftewlnnrr—W ttt-tte~.7ppn -rt»led

B U IL D IN O
B LO CK S— Irrigation
boat* aad B»n#ral cement work.
Mirada Ceneveta Co. J. E. Terofllagw , Prop. Srd and

LEGAL NOTICES
s o T iia
tax

o r A r r u r A T in a

uicstn

ix u n a

m il

Krnluckjr Ladjr Was la a Sa
feriag Condition — Didn't
real Lika Eating.

ascrrfox i

art o r THR UKMSCMAL aTATI T B I o r THN STATU O r riAIM .

l — llalp W anl«d (Female)

H A V E O N E M URK O P E N IN G for
/evag Udy who wants to learn
a good trad*.

A p p l, to foreman

at Herald offle*.

3— H e lp W a a le d

(M a la )

B O YS W A N T E D TO S E L L TH E
H E R A L D —Sm art hustler* can
asak* 80 eeata and more tack
■Ibrnoen, Most be naat and poUto, Apply Circulation D e p t liari * afUinoooa.

N,.Ur» la h sr.tir s i n s that t&gt;. U
I.KIIIANM. |&gt;urvhaa*r uf Tas i » r .
lifir a l* No. I I I . ■ air.) Ike Ilk nar
of June A. I ) . IMS. naa fllad mild
d«rllf|raU In my o fflrt, and haa
mad* application far lag d»#d (•*
i» 8M« In
arrurdanr#
a llh
law
hald c crtlflca l* tmliraraa th* iyilowing d*arrlbrd property ■llusatrd
la Haanlavlv cuuniy, Florida, U .
w ll;
H I.S o f .MK 1*4 nr UK 1,4 and
KK !_4 o f H i: 1*4 o f hH 1- 4,
K
l l v a IT, Townvhlp I I Moulh,
( tang*
I t Ravi. I I arr-g.
T h * auald tana l*«lng m m i M
n(
I&gt;i8 d al* o f laniaanr* uf *ur|» fo r .
Hftcal# In lh* nam* of KlUnoplh
Trual I To. ItnUa* aald r r r llflr a l*
■nail !•« r*d**nt»d
arrorCIng
Ilf
law lag d**d w ill laau* lh*r*on In*
• lh day o f Junm A. U J i l l
Wlinaaa .any o ffic ia l
algnalnr*
end **al f h ll lh* ivth day o f April

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laola County. Florida

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a i o fp . OsapUlaant
IT, si els, Dsf.adeala
x on ca o r sas.ii

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Lexington. K g.-M rs. J. II. Ntcho
oho Uree at 611 83m Tree Lane, th
:lty. says:
"noma few yeara ago. my heali Is
w*a bad. I had very arvne pah hi
to my ildee. U y nerve*-wera in &gt;
terrtbl* condition. I could not m
T b a lower part of my body an J
very aor*. I could hardly sloop or
to 1m my shoes. I would have ' J
put my foot oa a chair. I did i*
?

muoirato by 1*4^ In all tbo prinrinal
ruunlrtei ut E«jr-ni* end S-witk Amonrs
•ilhoul lbs noc—Mly id utUisina 3JI00
Dube of a cocn|w&lt;i(i,r wirrlinr system."
la Ih f otiiU.l i iwrsUug ofurr* al
Nrw Yuni and Sea rruH-lsm, tlw rmilio-

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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fire with another rrvclrar, Trt*'
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four timea In th , Itrad and body.
Little waa ru.hr*) *• &lt; a PikevilCt
hospital ond la not t-xpettad to
live.

^ S H H S A IIV f B Y fi

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not been coniulted

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vln, Floyd County.
U tile hn.l been searched by th*
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♦.—KlTtrtT*'

VOLUME XX

—

bA-sJd Wire International New* Service

DANGER FROM
^ O O D WATER

Beetle Threatens
Washington Trees
WASIIINU'ION’, May 22.—
(IN K )—The dread Japanese
beetle scourge ha* hit Waxhtng:r n tnc .» ectlou •/ t-.reatcning the counties* thou-and*
of beautiful tree* that adorn
the itu-eta of the rapital city
,and iti p rk?. Ilrndi- nearurr» are Unrig taken to com­
bat the beetle*, an I O. K.
t'nuftnry government apeclal• «t ft' to • xmlx-n N. J , wn«
buxy llttUv , Kitting do-mH aV
ttilil'Ii'&gt; -| ltr pest 1n - the
thickly tru-.l •outh ground] of
ibe White ' II line. A general
Infer tilt lun hr.* I&gt;ecn disrov*
neJ from Alexandria, Va„
actual the fotomar, up to thi­
n-ill 11 the direction of tire
Capitol ground*
ntitl
then
veerirg ,flf in
the
White
Ifouxe ground* and the inufc
fashh Pablo uownt.wn tvaidendial section.
'

s e KELLOGG PACT
BODY OFMURFF BTooldSMtallo v e M a d e InF igH ho ut ,On
N um ber
IS EXHUMED ON O f U . S . T a r if f Schedules SEEN AS AID TO
NAVAL ACCORD
W IFE’S ORDER PRISON FUGITIVE,

llorton Smith Wins
French Tournament
PARI8, Msy 2 2 .- 0 N 8 )—
Hurt, 1 1 Mmltn. the Joplin, Mo.,
Hash, relebrate.t his twenty
llrrt birth,Ivy tmlsy by win­
ning lht. 72 hole mtslal pay
lor t.ir
kirrieh irufvssiunal
rt.anipi. n*hip with a, score of
27;l. Smith I’layrd par goir
or better throughout the two
ilayC |d*y. Hi- daisied the
*l cclul.T* at the 81. * Cloud

HOOVER CRIME
INQUISITORS TO
FACE DISCORD

WASHINGTON.
Muy
22.—
(IN S ) A b 1.1 move wus made
today by Kt-p. Willi* f . Hawley
(K ) of Oiegon, pilot " f the N 4
tariff'bill. ||» propo.-ed to pa»»
tn.- new lull in Ihe- Hwin* nmhr*
/TfrvVnwriTf'
nrul U til, rmfudej) with
nhii fr w\uhl |H*rn it ~Mtly i«&gt;mmit*
RT^ riio'rnfng and a par 71
Itn ainrptmitnU to Ih* uluriH! «n
thi* alterniMin. IDs vln*r*t rivthe
il«».
i.
M E »| ^ IIIS ,~ T cn n ., M a y 22.
DI*r*i.Vu • In the uncotvr.l mr
rl » « * Audrey lloomrr, prof•:i». MlTl^rNllNttlMl In Ike
lly GrxWgr R. Ili.tmce
Sutli 4 pt«n9 if jpI"|iU«I, would
ft
• Mil flnnl InnmllntrMl #s|
— (I N S ' — Im m inence o f
e**ional nl Ihr SI. Cl.iuiltery of th mur.*er • ( T. J. Mnrff.
P re s e n t P rosp erou s
w r m ii a iin.u uwr « number »-as t irlM* o HirrttiH .«llk Ihr
Inlrmariirial Nrw* Hervlce
n
umr
Ibvorrer
finishr.l
ftvr
llllk
l
ll.sMs.mSIr
UllllftM
I*.
en ter I » v a » « l nlonjr the low - (
'.local merchant. whose body wn-&gt;
nf m Iio IuKm, includiui: th«* Miuar
tVaff Correspondent
ll*l4«rsoarsM ftt«l Is*Ml ssf Ihr llfllstmkr* iH'hinil with 27H. The
*•!» M/mllitln, o*MI lltswls*« llrllldH »
tm *
MIL hii.J would \ittunlly
e r reaches o f the Minninnippi i
ll .o vin .l 1n*l Friday In lh&lt;
WASHINGTON. Mny 22—
home professions! also fu r
nninl
i*«i||r»
.
Up,
llrMurmaN
In
rxcstidi tho lK*nnv rnts fn m uny
nnd Itn trihutarlcn today ns ;
SOOSM. r *»S*s* *(Mr St|I» IbO
nist.i.i some of the l«'*l g »lf
■oimI* off the I'iiloa r ad. hive
CHICAGO. ?'»&gt;'
tIN K )— (Wfli^rniiPti in |».isw.yo uf tin1 ts-lIrlMM W
(IN S )—The quo*lion of how
IMIO Isr IsIn Irani rhlrratltsl otfllrnl
•.in in ninny a d*V- Starting
•roug! I nliocit today no n w or Kevrn years ng». Rotiert Rum*, meimurr.
hundreda o f men toiled to
MlPMHrr SOM llir «II mI SgMSSilMM
far
1’ rrnldont Hoover’d new
Indny
11 *tn krs
tH-himl
«sf M« » nl vtUmMImm.
•tart'lng Inforniation nx to the en-dirnghhoy. ilisi'rslul for valor,
qD.fr* lit I'uldif mi ronfi rrn* c oi
vc to tte rin g leveea w hich
taw enforceptent lommUnion
Sniilb, III’ broke ihr eoursr
tlfietialur o.f the clinic. The 'w.-am brvke and down nnd rut fmit .ii «%ht« ti will dividr tho
Ill Hurry It. Hary
renlcned 10- break m om en­
ti-ioi.i of r&gt;rl i-xtnl lisht-d by
ilioiihl cn in "invedliRntinK”
In rtfra office t. ilny Mail'd Ihiit ii Atl n'.a, Cm., lit- i* inmlttnl n citiM • • i roroii'iro o;i t»o hill fropyr.’pht, 1!»2th llv Intel nut i uml
the American yesterday wllh
ta rily and Inundate., thouevery effort H i ! being rmr.le to ( I robbery nnd gtler lielng caught, pndichty vt ill U* hold lomoflow,
’irohihltinn thrcaleiid to pro­
Nrwn Sen lee.
i i mirneiilout ill
ibis morning
(umdn o f nrren o f rich delta.
il iuehin,| and-U'.ng to jiiM liylhe •ve* senli-nceil to the la-li and llnwo&gt; uld.
vide Mime firework* ut the
I.ONhON, May
L'l!. •• TIu* and then tiirm-d in a par 71
^\ith l!io Msiif?iir hh r** planGovernment engineers, itlrtrttnie
•lilly party or p.ittie* nml that •hnln gnug f&lt; r six to 1 n years
In the afternoon.
ery outnet of the eo(r.mliih«
lt#»K
p.o
t
for
ri
num
lution
of
war
nl&lt;u:
h
i«*vk
tho
iupfoionvo
to
lie i srapeil. *
teady prugri** l» la-lng made,
the hugo taik of
saving 1h*
xionV work.
Tislay Iluni*. n recngnlird, rap- pr&lt; hit it mi iii..'iiJnH»t to th- ireu tfi n in rt* fnvnvuhh* utmn»tat
‘a
Attorney
M
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Smith
i»
crumbling dyke* ai Mounds I.endOddly rnough, th,- prohibition*
al*» eon.lueting on Inve-tignl &gt;&gt;., able f'ldragn IiusIih &gt;. man, was •Ultnr f« hi il»ilo* oil tho fit »*r nnd phi r&lt;* f» r a :i affiwurut ii| &lt;»n niivnl
op)
.1 i . lit l i •
Mi
■' Mlxa.. anil Ilrcl g o t |jik-.
1st, nn,| Ihr nulls air r&lt;|iislly in• ito tb4, erime. but could riot l&gt;c •ute tnl no,I fn.rs pusxibl. ex- tWinuo * thoy WMihl licht Iho i*ilm1loii. tn ihr* opinion of the It*.
ppcelcl for volunlnr workruiMti ii buck t.r(!,prgla to wrar p!lti« a IdltiT mntr ivon»y in tlu* II rmuMi W'llnm f\ llrt«lf*«»na»i.
Tracked for n statement,
ilstrnt~that~thp'rnnrml»«n&gt;n shuuU
At-ni.n enter. Isatinl lit Hi. re. ill b I" nml bull on hiv__nnk.ii rnnfrnHm wHh rtfwTcil.
r r i ^ o. alii In rt-inf-rrlng (lie bu"*■' t I tU l ii- i'iiii*&gt;h a«lm»rally.
1,-lvrlntvJl ihor Highly a tliough
Of gang
lif t ! f " ?tr
t'« j . .Viuir, * id .I. i-iallt, under till'
tifHin
I Inwhy tinin&gt;11114it| that tho Ito* |(iM*tiio&lt;iii*t tin* rru lu t
wark« from t»ni&gt;-of-**rrtng-wa­
f»r l,dully illff ri-nl rrnxons, and
In s tr u c tio n s T o C «ro w ­
(I
i*
IP«*T
fo*ne%u
ronferern*
I
n
*f the eInin mnn, rcsultisl in tb* tuord*.
idlhtiinu momhorn of tho outiinllter. Temporary Ik&gt;x Ir v in vrrrr
with entirely dlffrrcnt objective*
"A vv.vtnan” u-a* 1.1* esptnnntlon 1^' h.o| I titMl ks»y. h«Io| | stint* runic tie ollot I •••!. .Mr. Itt olitemnn. I
xbomlog of Mr. .Murff* tn&gt;.ly
e r s A n d S h ip p c r s D l
in view.
thrown up about tho weaker spot..
\ Ih lull
iidinrlit (is tf|&gt; |»tl| llllhoi||;It in nil tfcrittMtr intnvii vv %
i-rlrlilay ufl.rip.on. A liumb.-r of fi r hi* .Ii llounceiuei t. Hot it *i*-ms
The pmfrsaional ilrys, like lllsh•*! •uMinnal N .n », S fiiiiv , imlh*"'it|
In Iho dyke.
H o s tF r u itA r e C J lv e n
i my pboliigrapbi were taken by three arc tvi". Un&lt;- I*, pretty |jl- ANihutijj to rovo4| lliotii
„|i JaTlir. Cnnn.m. .lr„ and ofllc-'h ii I,| limit min*mlmi"itp i lia) dial pi* airit. ment «ivi|*l«V In
ilr. C. J. Marshall. X-ray eviiert. •I in.Palin, ilimlnliUve ii omle. with think
A lirrak In thr l l « l Foot IrVrr
ial. o f llir Anil Saloon langur,
tho fittof to tho committio pivH«iii't* ulfiij; dn* f IImuiiii: limit}*
Urging complete co-operation t inure tlioioui'li n iToosy nl* &gt; *b..m b|. fdinita be D living now. «*n
would Inundnlr 78,000 a r m , It
want Ihr commissi, „ lo Invrsllx
xhriifo
),o r ii«|
I In* l Tfilli*i| M:»tc
I It* nllmi I
Ilr other, l.e named u» Kmlly
-n till’d', the r rult* of will li
v u • ntimatrd. A
l.rtak
at with Ihr Slat- Plant Il -ar.l in it*
Tho |&gt;|opr»o,| phitl Would h'- to hllilil I, life IO.IMMl | t| K im h
gate tbr wrxknrsxrs of prohibition
Mound's I.an,ling in l!*27 flouted fight ngalnxt Iho dnadid Meililer- have not hem di*clo*eil. The auto- i, | I ' m . and vrliom to- mniiied %n o tho lUiNiHlurp in i h- suko
with the single end 4n view «&gt;f
Ii.it
fii
al
III
it«
•
»
-H
'«
ki)M
&lt;
bo
snot."
l^-.-i
I.,
many
y
WPS
pcifoiii.nl
by
Doctors
n large area, including the rlty rf
I ii.
I*«.uit«« \|« ( ' umiIn r lit.I WRUihi tit-in ;
tightening up loose inarhim-ry nnd
r " m n fruit lly, 1- VV. Monk, tn It. K. Kiev n, and J. N. Tolar;
lliitnin, in |mu
L
to
lb,
gnng."
“
And
.u r or eo bnrk
Greenville, IA ml!r* to the ninth.
when*n half m/on « f the must
(f*«P)tlchl IB29,*hy InlrmalUmn’ making rnforcrmenl more effect­
Five day* nrw have passed *inrr if I go bink**, be nd.I. d, '‘ I'll ilhet oo.itrotondtiI mdi«*dulo\ won* op* I'Ui Imir inure mii illcr rni nrru
In Arkansas -more than HOjPOO ,-haig,. of the Sanford office of
NmM Krrilrc)ive, with no ronshh-rntion nt a I
dun
the
dniU'tl
a'liil
C
M
%
%
.
•
it
|
«
I
the United Hates D paitment of the dUcivery o f Mr. Murff* to ly It.- t.h-1 »r rommit miei.li-, N&gt;&gt; .-ur
for nn u'ldiiM nt.
a t m nri already under water.
MI ST nUANKK. N. J.. Muy tlven lo the fi-nx lilllty of tho
ill"
in*.
The pn •*}** t of n free for-nll
Resident t-nrar ArtrnMi, All**.. ■Agili-gllurr. today made public a in a d comp sed rondhleh in ’ hy i- . i/e* 1 1.,* horror of lit,. Georgia
TlHinntjt
*\.
K&lt;li*«n«
lh&lt; baslr law. T o them, the H*th
Mr. |lriJ|*ciiiitii c«n*v{»l r* »l
• few ml r« from Natrlira, rvnrun com|1etu interpietution of the n-g- viH.il* in In vielirtly of Paula, p.-im rp tilii. '1l.i.l bull unit vhnin lio.it • ii tho Miirur, ortttenl* hrlokt
wotl'l'rt r o i d i 'l Invriilnr. I.»»" n
,ni(ndmtnt nnd the VnNtrad low
dll
limit
in
itdrinpi
i«t
w
oi
k
nut
sllint'*
'
uiitl
other
M'tu
flillo*
i»»
tr&lt;l tlier homes following a amall ulution concerning the n r mins ill- lu.d Ih* ii shot midi r the left neighti- bO luiund*. You have lo un ii i *o ,| to
.ir snrrosanrt mil mil lo be link­
lime
prompter! n» v *Anri r.n..in In fi»|* «&gt;&gt;mpiiiui* pnlicipt- with l.ixy |*roph*.
•nriy
It
where
ever
&gt;’&gt;
u
g
•
i
ni
•
nil,
Illy
.load
pas-ilig
into
bis
break In a private levee ther.\ nf all ho»t freilta either for w li
iht pi m to iimikr n lit puhlirun llu* \ulifi* uf l««»|f* nml Miintl rrui
lie won’t atmiil f&gt; r alil'i" ftme -led with except for Ibe purpose
mill
it,
i
hep
wit
Ii
It
it
I*
ul'•inly
near
the
limit,
probably
{tarring mere gain, the Alnun l't or nndisp ay. The regulation* cover
,f making them more effective.
rau&gt; ii Mfntn.rnt nn thr hill.
u
f«»l I .»»i«» put pu I k,
liit i \i*i oi 111 .
landing levee rhould he sefr hy fu ly tin- nutliaiily of the in-p c- •miring in taut d nth. Mr. Vurff wayt wiih
•bi the oilier band, the anli-pr-i* R*p lu**k t ill of IVnm»lyvuni«D
.
I •• rruiM-r wllh H indi
IKrcfn**•"
iNiint
•
liink
In
listen
I Ini ft t lAlil (Hilicc* Im w nn nutlvr &lt;roii «.| tile Moure with n hilirr
Sunday^ If the 400 men now labir- lor* l « i i.ii I im at,- all ho-t fruit* •flen mni.sl large Mima of nioii'-y
dhilbiniits and a good many who
pull- mu*lit hr like in w.ir," lu* to "hnlf Imknl*' it|«*Mi.
f IsMtiklyu nml iiili t'tl in (I h* attmk upon die proposal in thr
lag night and day ran nave Ih ur vegetable* which are found un- hill lie'wns fouiul with a few ibd&gt;:llllt** t*1 itnt
liAli*sas Mlme*«4 — A*«d h&gt;* whlmrii &gt;!ye*- mrn-.u----- jn ght lui via.slflad—a.— ‘Ih'.inwl
Af*ft~li~IH Ifr Hrv-irv ta riff t.itn g ~ T ritargr~nr
flructurv. IkJM'aa. bdtoved by cn. •errmnl. Imitmetlen* to*gr-&gt;w.r* S rs-u lk , a liiaimouj i.ng eod se FmtHh
11 ir »op. Mmi lew K*li mui. .’th •biubtera” "would like to sro pinuny iiuiiilri i r,f Miiullrr it itt«*lt yun
finer m.
and atiipper* covering the loading labtabli. fwutrli, 1. II,ling tn ilia- I lf \1 till lu i*iulut* with (hr Kll^l ih.i*. r o f'th e I’rrsldent lo raise o u l cih. ir.it. iitiilcr i*ti*Fpdiinn|ly yenr-ohl |»rr«i»h*nt «*f ihr Thfhnw» hibltion put rn tbr dissecllbg
During |hr n'ght. worker* begun nnd shipping nf any hu*t fruit* prove th,. robloYy theory. Krvenil IHvliitn, Ci'ii ml IVr«lilfiK*» «'wn. r.n I lower Inrlff duties under the fnVi'Uihli* &lt;in unihlnucr" » H-Irtrli \. F.itison liolii'ttii'*, «*trplo)ini: (aide, unit Ibe romnds-ion render
II Congn-s* npiu *|ms! s. vvlm were held for ipna- lit* H 'tm l on four front" «ml w»*n flexible t iriff.
men in thr mnnufarturr 1 v in lb l a* to Ibe (raxiblity „ t
aarjtfng I,KOO fret of the |rvre and aiv nl-o given.
riulul* nr n •l«*ntr y»*r liHRhl l.«'inning 111 Ibe rase, lain- b.en in­ rm lihlf tiMtUion ul Cainhiui. Hi* 'gov. - t'li* i roviilon, be ilcelar- n*»h* In pul un Helm h Run iruUvr anil *&gt;alr of toiliun, plioiu irraphs. be whtde .ysletu. They want. In
construrtlng a MM), foot b x Imp
The regulation* f» ! ow:
nl.
ii
will
he
nl,dtisling
It*
iontin 4^0 h it In ten, cdiphoncD, i*l 'hurt, n re|s,it «&gt;n (he prsrlil.illly
( ivionl •Low &gt; dial#
around the a'ough, and laying wit.
The regulation*provide that any I"0.1*1.
til nr i, nut doty lo levy luxe* an,I mil uf ad inn.**
rd iic tonhtrm, portlnmi irnicni if prohdiUion a. it ..v now opera. Hi* tolil |M»lkr I i. ptory.
lew m ilt on tho 1,100-fuol wave and till hut (rultx and vegetable*
g^ ifo, nun tje “ rvT'deiii &lt;b' *
w lu Mr. Ilrldgi*man ton
Im k In kef- nvwl oilier rootl»to.I
•“ Wh n ! • nrMXti /.# A ( iaiti it, flui iHivvcr of n rnnnanh.
aide i f th. dyke.
Htlrifi im)* ►tilrl r-mptit tlion nf it fin, nm |i* thrar inlmmtr fi*%rla ti ,1.
offeriil for *«le or dl*pl*y must M i l l O n i r i a l H ( l i v e •
I'mtkr, tiinu i.m* I'M inc how I
. FoaH
Keating that Die Void’’ levee at Ih- arr.rm-d in,a manner *ati*fni-U tim .tily, Ilu- rommlaalnn will
” 1 **|m r iturlfy** Nt nfr.iiniiK »»f Iii Ih-na in nil i*Mlii"ivr interview
O r d tT .s T o S t r i k e r s
••ul.I ivnkf Muiit* i*^) fh"l&gt;ry. 1 \\ •
Foot fake would tuddenly g&gt; t»ry to the tn.|&gt;ect»r tn charge
ReelI Fn
utr its cur from I're .ident l l '» r .
T u n i i c y I s n ’ t W o r r i e d l»**inl. I'm »t y l»rtwi-«-|| the Hr it i»h with Inter mtimiul Nrw* S«*r\m
•
♦•.lorn «i*r with ini' anil wt* r*»hofBgtXn
_ Viglnr-crs ordrrd tv.o t r ugh. which he w&gt;l derm *af. to pre­
•i. lie meet* with Ihr mrmiwrs
unil Anutirun flit lt will n wuyn I«mIm&gt;.
KI.IZAIIKTHTON. Turn.. Muy i*i | u rronry liup* Anil |*ot
B y l l u u r l B o lin S u it
arross the |eree, Irtling water vent f j i lIn i diavciulnation of (hr
un up| tukitn.ili* nmllcr, nn.l ut
V« ii mi ? K«li**oii I, **riinnni|? th&lt; next Tiicxlny lo dixeux, lh t work
utiAlit. All tt n t d fl u* wuh I i
mb 1brm. and lo oulliiir what
In^Uairinsl the “ m w " dyke alowly. Mrrlitcrranean fruit fly. Inaamurh SK. — 11NS I —~ Offif iiiN of »-lli
tmiiptiiiif*fu uink it ttu| tint rkii-lv loi*tinr .*' while
'tin 11111 &gt;11 ion*
ItltlONI, llrdy. May 2 2 -IIN K ) will nly ( mmIf unturi-fMiry ilif liilher ( '•ntinne., hi • rnhlx-i ra &gt;n- bn,| in mln.l When |,e ^rxt ,ug.
a V ew threat at Farrelly lake ha tills trrvi-nlng'will Ih- more or Aim-ii arv I(• nilMTif nn«| CJI-iolv tOilu
•
.
«lny I mi *I i
Gene Tiinnry, rilned bi-uvy- iu.il(ii-R in tiyinir in n mil uirn*.
I erin ent.-s i-i hl» Lil-orutoty ««( le.t.d Ihr in.piiiy during thr last
••Tin* Jutlp* pnv • nu* pi* In 10
levee on the Arkxrxs. fi ver nonr lev* perinan nt and in eoritlnuou* stoff rrynn |
Foil .M&gt;«-rs, Floriiln.
No un«
ampsign. _______
,1’ino Bluff, Ark.. wa« reported lo. use it |r suggested that the nmti r •t »t« nu nt Ihal Mril'tii! tc*%tM yt m t« Th,. uli'um i*ol nion* I"** weight ihiiui|ib n on liriilegro-.m im nl.
Mr. IId«lR«*mxn |mffr*| ru*tl&lt;*ni 1now "iLol" hrtti-r thzn hi" -on
In !)• » ronnei tlon it was recnDed
day. Three hundred men worked ial Used be --ibvtantlal nnd nf employe* muM rrturn In u«*rk l»y raiisf tlwy lili.i loni* prUnn »• of six month*. wb&lt;». with bl» I,rid ,
”
f*h
&gt;«••»,**
f
*hmh*i
K&lt;li*on
Mini
Morvloy
in
to
kmn
U
iot
rortl*. | r rwtl llim* inoiidiR ul Polly l.nttder Tiinnry, l» sojorrn- •* ll&gt; lit ill's |•11u, in ruKimiull) j»v
'.day that Mr. Ilo'iver lias never
alj night at tho levee and now be­ pi mum nt nature. Up to .lute no
•••I,
"I
lo-nr
(mm
father
riitht
plm
«-s|
nnc
ii'if
citinfitrl
n|i|y
ttvd
«\|»r. !.*» my lime mol i*m u |hiI.
in-f op«n Ibi- -|deture*i|ue Is el in
xpressej bim.i-lf direitly on the
lieve the danger there bar been attempt* l» u*e ih in ( ibdh »r | lia uliirh m t f
th«
i y k va kout of the f».MMi &lt;mpl &gt;y
lessened.
*T \«&lt;n!««l to |(o hirnirlil arol ibe Adrinlir. I* mil worried over tic nr in of he* dmir. duly nmt* . him?. II c' n eliuiMnan of
Vol.leivl taw. He ha. generally
mo'ipiito bar have been satixfe.el«
Mill
it0
*1
llotl'l
till
*k
for
M
nio
•sit|
lu*
ini*i*
hi"
u
in*
iiltitir
n
rp.
filially huianitil my way lo I M III,,, bn-urli „ f pron.is soil lo g o ,
lory to thy Invpietor hi it urge,
thsi| he iliM-sn'i kimw ermeil probibiti„n a. n “ noble exiMmci jitittn.-il |ttn«*.
Tliul wa* incut
At thr Mim* tiini* \Vi!lin*n 1*
M-rinu nt" that “ mu.I be w-- rl.e-l
nor vv; I these mater ial* Im* uc- Killy. \in*-|»n*'' i*l« n' of thr* 1*nit • t riicu, I woiki"! Iianl in Ihr "t*4k &gt;rnin*t Idol In Cohoielieut by Mr* wluH Ills upillitl 1VM- N*ltll| uf MllNiVRllUlR Mil.**
yraru lin r, »«'*'l my mnnrjr «••»•! Kntherin,- King i ogurly, o 'I'exn •In* r mrri’f ti«»n dint in i ny fu
lie ic4chr,| into u drawer mTm' u| r'-n-lnirlive y,” lull at n-i'imo
repted. One . I her in»p cl ion will la- T«*&gt;titc Worker! of Amrnrn.
x n rsl.inet officer, rand dale for
1*
tnii* iinvtil i uiifi *t m c, nilmuiilt polh I Milt *-i»HH* repott*.
made before the first rlean-up of cUn«| Unit *'*/ thr plifiti* will Ink.- Mint to live with Kmily IM I'in t • 1tlivorree,
Mi wi»» II &gt;«uru uMir limn I I Mr*. Tunney i eonvalesr.nl nf- , !••filial U- ktpl mil nf die |»»r« I Belli weir at lnelie«| II hllp ii ! he piesidrnry, nr. ix chief cxri-uthene* premise* is made. 'I hi* ruiour iruiki rx hm k mi l ri *t iIIm t Iiii - U’«* Ntt\(*il our munry nml •t«ri«* I fi r nn oiM-rr.lii.ri for n -mull in , I ll |v .
) i llow po|H-r ttto* kind K lloon tvr, has be derinilely piarrxl his
in: lodes tb,, load i.le fruit nnd ini»if the strike
eii»l«i|.M
r.. nlway. u&gt;ik m wilting husi- ■pproval &lt;n the Yolxl.ad enlurca"Ifni,** lu* r «i i*l
"Ailmiruh*
• iht-r itM-titim: l»mr«n. At «»n«* •' limit tumor noil nil Tooney'i
Vegetable nlai.d. a&gt; well ur the
Altlr uifh I lit* rttiiipafiv officinl tinif w*f IimiI |rt of thrm. •
■lent art.
III,■&gt;’ is Inkrli op with tlevolixl ul- * ltd n r i| «*x|'«'it mi* uh**&lt;ilutf-lv lie * uotC" t
A wholesale rnld renrlurtnl by aigr. l . f the »tor s.
"Itmil thi i," to* nni'l, "am'
loivr h« «l 1114■ rrrntrniVnn of tin*
A n.n il mwfrrvim'
*‘| «i»rr fu»iwli*i| with my f»th**i i nil,.ns lo hi * benuliful yuung im Miry.
Host fruit* olid vegetable* with­ unitti »• thr imtnnlinlr nu»u %rn«
the Sin I iff*-, a,f f it A late Monday
&gt;• n'll n*r how father alniwln nn
I &lt;'• ntinut-il fin l'ii*c Four I
wife.
in Hiooklyn who tiic l to Intn
aflritiiH.n on the “ Hluc Chin', in the infrMed nnd the piotectlv
.ilihiK.' The iiotitinii, finnt fath
iniinnMon on.I ikninl «*f thr Mill, with (iuirififl uuthoiilirn for
Siore the depnrlori- of tIn* Ton
nolnrbmx boullrg-rml gambliot tun- a ant di*pbiynl or huovli .| ill
er
to m i. wntten in Ihr imen
hid. Kmily foiilitl out ulnnit it h) iM-y*' frtdi'l . Mr. and Mrs. Ge*Hlg-&gt; I G - y c n r - o l d Y o u 111 I s
liou»e on the old ttrland.. U n i rimplian.-e with the regulation, ficht of Khrvnrrr rntRntllliitiN
4*&gt;in prtil'.i-, ihau eu! tr'mriMph
lia r Elder Spring*, rraultrd in are sublet I to* *risure and runn minor my mail. Fnrrvrr Aft i !l rnnrd Show. Ibe former pogo- I
F r e u d U p o n C h a r g e er* hljri- nf |n him ttship Raid; "I
tho arrest of |nr pioprlrtur of the Duration as nnnb a* are th,, s-ime S u s p e c t I k I t e l c a K e d
j list ba« drawn even dei-iH-r In'."
"Im h«M it ovpr my ho»»«l.
d -n’t uiwlrrdtand why, whrn I dip
anguut . Il.mier Jrnkinx and b'&lt;
I.ifi- with Iut wa* wror-r than l*n- sirlosloti wbi.il bn. marked I NKVV YORK, Mnv '22. MNSl
up ii l» d nlatr of affairs ana
WASHINGTON. May22- (I N " )
A f t e r In v e s tig a tio n
wife, wunle.1 on tho Kail Cm-1 rrmimodities wli n found glowing
&gt;(,H| nlti Itoy I'olny dIinmI ficcit i k 4&lt;u to Im it up, llirrr in
pri on umI I »lg 'f»«l uwrny. I , lo* ri'siilrnc I ere Tunney, when A
Afl.-r consider&lt;illoo of man/
in u field within the infe-tnl
for highway rnhU-ry. ,
t('ontino«i|
On
I'ntfu
I'-ur)
rgsl
arlion
„
f
lt„.
"i|&gt;
l»r|'t-rl
_
4
uf
«»&gt;•
_______,___
tnrfidi
iMiitf
ihlvi
rtMBP
for
nlh
»
li
.lil.le., Ibe flel'l (or ,',,I,||||i 11 •
* ~
laiiiLuLinim kr-atul-iuiik .
■ - ■&gt;,T, . --------- - - —---------\'I)IITI| IIAVFN, Ale., -May ^4
A-iU otr^m -filu u -Shailff J-' T. g u i l e . ___________ •
liffttiml him. w ti,
!&lt;• liiui' In t-mliruM* a n*\v • pfii.rluc |y In
Tiner ul Internal levenue lo s-e-x
Ilcrl fnllln or vi getal I.-* ill*
Fspl.lining the I ba e-ma all pfoph* uni fina ly rtaitnl n»&gt;
line of Indian lllver County in-led D. II. IHalr, iexigne&lt;l, u.iC h u rc h A d o p t s P la n
formeu the ban! t.fifre that J.-n- played or h - d in any pin' p of tIm- w ly from Mi-tim City so /urn utiKtllM1 fit U #4fi»p*l«i pURFCfl !l «»ff ilpliiy i»" n inutlcr life. *1In- ) oti'h. Isd'iii* Iturnc
.urrnlly bad narrow,,, down (tihim uny an^- walkcdl tu N« w V'lik fr* n M»'»i**n.
kina uod hi* wife, under •uapbion l. islncm or premlie rnntrnrv to that be might show on airplane- f&lt;hlra!*o**|* TI m-ii I m t I.ilium Ulid llm! w*uu)il n'*t
.ay to Kllsworlb C. nlvonl, r|'
S. (*., witch ,|i icMritcil lloil Iii"
A. thp wm nuinr my Mpi-Wi* ft*ll
fur M.inc tune in connection wil l tin- rt-fiil.illi.ns. or idunled on Cn’ invention lo Co|. Cbarli*
ly&lt;
•i M on .in, Icgi.laliie i.xsint.mt tn
*x.
-**"** —9
a mrrira
i '
of roblwriga In the vielniIII lov«*.M
I.liiilbt-irh, Hubert TotiHern.
fricn&lt;l.*liot while rxamlninir I • *ui»*
(Continued ()n Page F ur)
Wcreliry Mellon, and Judge lien*
MONTItKAT. N.
May ’JJ
•y C a t r o n , were known to he
who had l.nn late* to lltrk*
Krryrnnt)* Jmk IfamhAn nml . O m a h a ( J i r l W i n s B i n r new n toiler la»*t »uinm«r, Iim«I
tlsN'S) The hivty ninth i?en«*ial •mnn II. I lltleloii, of ’lelinexxre
I &gt;er» of the gong of dr*|H-radlan.l jell a* a auspirlmia |ier*'.n, Fr t| Sark"* n*rrl%ri| thi* warrant
•ti tl of his wooimIc.
a xeinhly nf the
|'ie"hyteiiaii liiirniun of the li, K. Hoai,| ut
axcn
whirh hitvr bet-n aolivr f».
wi * *eb-afnl tolsv.
Il&lt;- Rimcmli n il lo |ini i r, uhv t ju n li in tin United Staten wa* tax Appeals,
from K« oiiria y« * l«T«)ay un«| fouml P r i z e I n S p e l l i n g B e e
.
»r time pa*t. Sheriff J
t
Polhe sal,| that Tnmtrro ex- lhl»nw tixtuy. Now |u* I" InpKina
Aniirng Ili,,*e who have b -i
Vvit &lt;1 on n chtiffr of h u»»* i«h- an I eX|H*rt(*i| to adjoiim alim die lm|*»
jC'etUad, nnd Ileputiri Chrir
i laiiic | hi* presrne.- on llm I*WASHINGTON, May 22 (IN K ) fint'tle 11^ fart*"# liowovi-r, n • liarirt* .sliit upproYiojf iiiufnJition wilt
inner i-oiisidi'i id ion weir Ifobe. t
hi a . ir l hr the ftrlrral huihlinir*
Hlephenaon and Ibdi Wilcox formIt Is worth tIJNNt i,i Vlrgiol.,- «»f lilt |T4* |4inM|d«i&lt;»l| of M luvi'lv- ilu* llfiitrd 1'iewhyti rum f hum
I I .ui n-, of laiui.ville, iuienai
A »|M-lrn) art. rcrenlty p»**Ci| •an | here lM--au*e •'fidonet |.ln,|•4 the pally which app thended by the Florid' l.egl-latuie now- in 1-ergh wa* the le*t of them a ll”
It O.Mn Ol Ooiehn Nel,., lo S1H- I
i venue rnlleclur for
Kenluvi.y,
.ii N’oitli Anirrira.
i
i
.
The
U
i't
lawyer,
Jn»n'*
.1
the couple.
,
There
«V
*
no
*e-i»ltlve
mi
live
U
w
S
.
T
o
P
r
o
v
i
d
e
S
t
u
d
y
' limit I.nn "
rni ret lly
tiHUiy.
lo-rinit* the payment ol
1111 - met pi . plan, prrM-ntrd, !*&gt; Mexan .er VV. Gregg, former rli * f
They were taken into euclody n-«l«n,Mayi-r,
tohl
tn«f
Iil
talc
Mii
ri-nry
lH-hlnd
hi*
visit
here
where
ColViol*
Trbar
of
Milwnukte
gt&gt;i
on!)
-.unsc-l of the mil l mil revurn*
oelimiuent taxes and street |utvF o r A r m y C h i l d r e n f.MMi because she toil tlo'l. .
without trouble |toaalbly througti
In* i . m i M oit ti,, n j«.h f.&gt;r I he l» »y lla* ad inteiini connnitUr mi ilo*.*1 " iii-uir, Charles It. Nu.h, foituer
Ing Inslalhnrnl* without accrue*! urel t.IndlM-nrh an&lt;| hi* fianfee
i latiiir»| Wft" ailoptril hy a de
Deputy Kteplienvin'a i|uirk artlnn interest, erroriOnr to an annoure- Ali*s Anne Morrsw nn.l her fsnvTb* two gill were ibe hr t -.1 nr«| *t(ir him j»n»w. Ilarncf, a «i»*l!r •*)••■►** nli'l "lio** vote. |ty i
ssislunl lu the coiiiiifi.siunrr uml
In following nnc of the group in­ rnrnt mede tmiay by Miss Kikn ily are In kerlu.lon, aulliorllirs
WASHINGTON, May 22—(IN S l
I Jounrxlel« who mounted 11'1' honuhtt fornur la-ll !»«• . miM I ** %otr nf |«l# In Hd tin* tm itilily re JllM-IS.
to the houiic. Kevrial plxlnl* on *
belles e.l.
(Id ld lio or ailttv I,filler... 1. &gt;&gt; stage ih (he (ifih intionnl p. tli’ig frirmf, Mkhncl Brofrrhh. an fht*r
Keeielary M&lt;'l” u piobabl,- will
lloy. Cllf tax reidvrtnr.
jM’trd w Vuhstitutr motion that
tab-'a maide the loom, within m*v
Trvsdenv rrsdilv an»werrd all blfleei-. IlgblhuUH, kee|M-r*. and ” l •nl.test uf Ibe nnti'ill ,1 loll-ivi I In I* hop. waa wouniinl whrn (u* lhe nmtlrr la* »• turned to the com
-uliniit Ills irromiprndalinn lu
Mi-* liny stated that this runlaarh o f the gangaler who had rrsnion la inr a limited |H-rlcH| nf nurstiuns nf Rockland Potim nml ..i eh oli.er nil ployt-xs of the go.- i e. li- ii Haynsbi, of Vrntno',
a« &lt;uii tila'l&gt; pulltii (hi* trif!|r&lt; r » f ! mlitre* fi r additional inforniatio* ■'lu.liirul II.Mivrr ml Iiln a fear
intrrrd the room mlghkhave be. . limn rnd advised tax fiayeni lo ha,|
voluntarile
scroiaranled •utiment lmnte.1 at leidataj |&gt;o*i- N. J., h ■( lilH.-niolatrly left Ibe thr rrVilvrr,
la&gt;s. L'luler the nrw regimr it w li
| »n th« auhjrrt.
tan)
to
adcantage
by
him
h*d
no
m-vy
Issupplied
with
f|n
id
UMd to advantage
W « h * d « » » | .U nuvanlage of I, without d. them from the Stand to the main­
X|«x-ted Hist Ihr pnlien-s of Comtsgi, aflrr failing to negi.liatt
btrphenaon liren at hi* heel*. Tb
iv
i
i
i
-•
pendent
M-hool
courses,
ui
&gt;
;
land.
*1 snares/* lie « n ronMilul by a
-uisalnnei' lilair would lie carrisxl
priaourra wet# takra tn 1 CiH-oa lay.
rn|iM.t, Svrr-lary Wilbur, of It' ‘..(,0 pune.
lurwsrd. lie was rn-tliled with a
^ctDrdxjr
afternoon by
the
•IrtVeiiur dip. 1 1im in annouriicj t ••
number of Imnmtani u-forms In
Ib e ioi,text bad gone on f'.t
o a ).
.•oral hours, the rontotani ,
n„ burrau. lilair. al limes, wai
The eourses, which ate now 'n with tb* lum n of their hono’
-enicly Gtiarkcd In Congress.
i. I pm alien, will provide train,i g towns on pUrrrardt alwiut then
in all li.e primary and oecondart t ix ks, gradually diopplnx out. fh*
grades. Ttie government ho|H« •• last two see-awt.l until,' "luruiNKtV YDIIK, May 22—(IN H I— Hire. Formly'a suit might l&gt;e file,!
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ovurrumv unma of tlw dismlv.i
juer’'- waa railed. Viols .hrsilated. I' in-nil. nf Gene Tunney, ilelcml.nt in the *ii|H-rinr muit al ll-ldgvrltix*r&gt;hi|t
sni
th*
hotler
hum**
With
the
best
attendant*
In
ligri
oi
its
rmployets
slalioni
I
Major J. C. Hutehlaon of San­
■iiade a brave try, thro wsim &gt;. In a jMHi.noo breach of priiniixxford, called far artlva aervlea in weeks, tha Ktwaats Club held &lt;•* .nott-miin ale. h*» berti added lo wt iMiUted |h&gt;sI b. The courses vri.l IM&gt;0 float away a* Virginia spell- . 4tt to lie fllvxl within a few itivj. I oil, Conn, tmlxy ullbuugh Depot;
WASHINGTON.
May
26.—
cannactUm with the qttaraniioe teauiar luncheon today at Du ich'M.I training, ha said." Mr. hi. be free : ml bandied by the burrau i-d IU
lai.iril lu the ,lclrn«e4if tbr form­ -iieriff Ryan said In Stamford.
'
(IN 8)~I'rreid rn t llnover today
.
latipl duty of nxuibrr* of ;h« Yaehx Club tea room, entertaining Kay's talk was well received ant i ' i. -v.tltp.
er lir a ))weight boxing them p'll Conn, verlriikiy Ibal Ih* wfl&gt; railed
hi-,
subject
wst
moil
enlightening
a
meeting
r
f
the
governor*
National tiuard, ht* a.v right visiter*.
ion»y
*----------- r"" ought' not *tlF Titcil' until a we*.'
uf th*
principal
outproducing
Ih
Tfit prt'iigm .wa* In i har» a * t t
Wa dutlon at D » J M t lt !
Kxlulling tb* high moral chara­ from today. Thin the suit w li
Visitors
included.
Rev.
Frank
('e lin J *
.'am**
G.
Kharua.
b.
K.
Junes
and
urtually conic btfuu- th* rourt am. 'tales lo meet at
trier. *ef the u n lU ln Or
cter
and
spotless
leputatlon
nf
the
fl. A. Wilson, and featured an in- M aini, Dr. W D. Gardiner, limner
the trial date ran In’ fixed. If th) Sp. Inge June 10, f o r the purpeia
r
i
msilnr,
"they
termed
the
Imif drawing up an enter state
fjor llutrblroa haa been made teir.tlng talk l-v Professor U. K. Clause, b. M. Wskrltn, bor scout
A T L A N T A .' »U&gt; 22 - I I N 8 )— lirntling suit" “ a very poor Jo.r,' trial I* not held next month it agreement, vrllh the vo-di&gt;eraU«iu
Jve oMltlant te Major I'rta- McKay, itrinelpa) e* the keralnola txei-ulivs of Orlando, and James
plobably will lie positioned un’ ii
espr-tlally
in
view
of
the
fart
tin)'.
Argumants
were
slarted
today
in
A
TLA
N
TA
.
May
2
J
(1
N
8
)of the government, aimed to con­
Ayna, who le.ta rommand i f II.g|. Hehoot. Mr. MrKay used as sDresdy, the l&amp;-ytar-old boy iSa
Fvtr Health today was blamrj hy th* second trial of Fred Fair, Tunney'* helresi-brtd*, the furm*r tx taker.
all Nation*) Ottaida on quarantine bra subject ' KducaUonal Work in K In n ir Club has been assisting. rslatlvrs for th« dramaitc sucide piintlng pressman charged with Polly Mudcr, l*
While Tunney was quoted as trol drilling, ^.■nlnale watt* aD&lt;!
convelrwi
ig
^anlord and Somlaola County . C. D. Wolfs, Howard Overlin ant
perfect other cuneervatlon meet,
Only.
here of Mrs. A. II. Duocan. a the mu i dvr of &gt;. F. Mr Daniel, a (tom a serious operation In P ilont saying lu Urionl that he regstdeJ ul**
A* manager o f the Sanford­ j { « ' outlined In brief lb* miny T. U Dumas gar* ■ report on tho
the suit as a joke. Id* friends he ■*
Italy..
ratted
man.
Indication)"
war*
Diit
I
lid*
of
a
few
months.
wo
lie
of
tha
Kiwanla
basel
ill
Secretary of tho Interior WU, O vM o Truck Grower* Inc., at rkangea which have been broag' l
Mrs. Katherine King Fogeriy, called It “ tragtr. * “ It ta a .vice
The young brlda fired a pirtnl la* case would go lo tho jury be­
ctaaford. Major' Hutcktaon U wide- about during the past few years league. T. L Duma* welcomed It
extractive 30-year-old dlearcnl who toor joke, a tragic thing to *te*t bur, aa chairman of tha fadaral
fore nightfall
bullet
through
her
htart
yester­
U.
Odham
as
a
new
member
lo
•a
educational
method
and
aa'd
oil
comrrvallon board, will repra.
1 ly known tn hnotneoe circle, la
Fair was convicted and sent­ claims that Tunney promised f.ur such a suit when Genes wlfa Is sent tha president at Ih* cog.
day afivmoon la tha presence of
serloualv
1
1
1
,”
said
Bsmusl
F.
C oa tn l' F lo rid a j i among Die that instead of tb* ' cramming ‘ ho Club.
jeers
ago
te
marry
bar,
wa*
“
o
&gt;
1
enced
to
death
at
hie
first
Disk
Homer Clause, popular Basin r l U r fisatic mother, while her
fere nee, which la to ho o f d
'
i of tho Bla'e. un thud of old, a now system had
husband waa la an adjoining *but won a reversal from tho etale at home” early today at her Pryor, J r, New York broker a lt preliminary nature with final a*,
L.snelale 0/ Tunney in* th* eotltl
.irttl jeam with been introduced which lead* nut vocalist ratrrtalned tbs du b w.'tt
apartment
in
the
San
Carlos
Hotel
supreme
court.
Fair
maintained
seorrhlnff
.
for
a
revolver
, ' » nusaber •* sol ect loot, aceouit*it to ■ho mind of tha student and Dachhare.
.
. lOluny al Greenwich, Cena, He lion to cop* later in W aohlafc
that tho
ilk which lie feared hi, dlstrees- lo hie d*fi
lltion era the child how to Utah, Be# a x l aalod hy Mias Poarto Robson at
J4 HM M C K lfd UP j P »£ tfl U
■ uykv j
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Disaster LoomsAlons?
Mississippi AsSwolIW .J to e n ts Surge
Upon Shaky Levees

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Sheriff IlnsNnthingTo
Reveal In Unsolved

NOW PROSPERING,

Ijyitish Sca Lord Says
- Ajjrccnutnt CrcAtcs, mum- .OTggftjjgUv,
Morc-fimiwtnciwy
mosphcrc ForI*cnrc

MorcThan WcckOW
,.f Ex-Soldier, Thief And

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Fireworks A t Outset
mmis.sionMeet- - J
tl
iirsTMauiscd W hen
iWcts,DrysSpeakOut

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Man To FinishTerm

MONK EXPLAINS
REGULATIONS ON
SCREENING FRUIT

EDISONS SON IS
FATHERS LAUDER
IN HIS INTERVIEW

1.1*1)

Uclatus Affud Invent­
or’s Useful Advici
lIpunBusincssWayh

“BlueChip” Bootleg
Jo in t Is R aided And
O p erato rs S e i z e d

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Field For Internal
Revenue .lob Down
' To Two Candidates

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For Union, Adjourm

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Back City T
Arc
Freed From Interest

F riends o f Tunney Rally To D efend
Him in S uit For B reach Of Prom ise

Good A ttendance M arks L u n c h e o n
Hutchison Is Called
O f S an fo rd K iw a n is C l u b T o d a y
For Active Service

Hoover Calls Meet
Of U.S. Oil Producers

Poor Health Blamed ArtaimentH Begun
Trial Of Pressman
For Dramatic Death

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m e H a s T r o u t s ta u W ith
'n o te d S u p p l y O f G o w n s
r, YORK, May 1 1 — (I N 8 - I aSUon'i moat popular haro it
with stvin new suit*
, avarroat for hi* approaehuptlal* la Uta much anaiad
Anna Morrow—America'*
girl. Auguetu* ljndbargh
ba sartorially correct when­
* tha event takaa placaflaneaa haa baan mart »*i' about rollacting bar troua*
, Many were beginning lo
r. If tha t way* going to'Ti*
In tba familiar rollaglala
alar and a k lrl11
&lt;|aa war# aworn to loyal
lodlata
Anna did not arant a rurMm crowd gaping a* aha triad on
hats. i You cant blame bar for ba­
th# iV'aaaraa to publicity aa bar
d|allngolrhril huiband-to-ba. Now,
nowava •, fillin g, and ahopplng ara
pHtetkally orar and an Interna■ tlonil New* 8«-vlre raportar wndlaaad to vl*w aoma of tha
tUnr. or tba moda'a from
aho ordarrd.
A wadding g»wn of old Ivory
oalln ha. Iiaan'mada by a ratUm
•Ulmlaa dia»,maUng rrlabllah
ant In town, which, wa under
will adorn Undlwrgh'*
i t —If rhe doaan’t rbipa In tba
-manllc.nad in'cglata gaih.
L y.J| h»&gt; a lung. fune but mil
tlght-flttlng-l&gt;o&lt;llra- and a full
aklrl. Short In front unit
Inin graceful circular
tha lark.
‘fhero ia n
pound nark uf iuta pulnl la.r. .
tu.Tha alaaaaa oia long,.of null*-,
the whlatllna— If y»u rail It f»t
K 'U wall Im- uw tha hl|i| l* jugk«d and roinr, lo a |Hillit In tiont
th a moat illatinrtlvc an origi­
nal Iraturr ot ih&lt;- alinpir out i k Ii
and lowly gown l« Iba ak.ill whim
la rul'long. train ann all, hum one
great piora iif *alln. So »(lrn
train) aia U la r M . Hk# ■ I**"'',
In tha walatllnu of lhr dr.ua.
Iha veil la to In* ul lulla nntl lhr
^|)|&gt;|*«ta ara f.oni tba *muu plena
" aatln n« Ibc d n *» tl.iuvana
Dwa whero I bey fuuiid rlulb a,
Piulisbly,
tnue un&lt;| long a« that.
they had It |.Hvalrly woven!.
Ilia young l.'ndlcigha avldantly
do not Intend |o ,11 by the filetide or lly mi.oiig Iha ututa every
nlgtit for be bn, onle-ml n “ ful
dreat suit" an,l *ke bn* many
evening gown*. Ami what gown*!
No Wonder she I* nn envied
dimrel.
,
It tmy go bone) mooning In n
p i.ii»'. Alim * rvemnu guwrnn wul
fluI wu Inu* It wr.no, ui &lt;|,llv ,.
11.,. ,|uulily lor lllu-l U( llii i,i I. «

M an y

How They Stand

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YeH terday’H R esults
SOUTHIMHTFJIN I.K A fil'K
Jarku.nvlllr, III; Tnni|in, 4.
&gt;'ontgomery, 4; Coliinibii*, 4 (&lt;i
Inning, itarimr,*).
S. lma, it| prnsnrcin, 2.
AMI.IIII'AN I .K t lil K
I'tiilu.l l|ibia, .1; ll.uton, I.
St. fj.ui*. *1; t'liirago, .1.
Holy gitinr* -i'|.r |l'lv.|.
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NATH IN At. I.K A lfl’ K
IliiH.klyn, inJ4*w Ymk. I.
rtii.ni*.., Ur rru hiiTifie7T7T^r"
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vn^ww.
CERUFlCATK-S-gOOd lot
pTiSa'seThTany part of the filore on thU day-w Ul be given with each $10 pur­
chase of regularly priced merchandise.

Here Are Just a Few of Y owell - Drew s
Dollar Day Bargains
FOR LADIES

FOR MEN

Strap Pumps and
Oxfords

$1 Holeproof
Hose

p r.

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2 ,p r .

COMPLETE SERVICE STATION”
ItelrrnrilnK

S

N ATIO NAL I.K A fil'K
-IIMuiMl'Iilii at Itostnn.
New Ymk nt llnoklyu.
St. Loiil* nt riminnnti.
n lC h U n ^ .^

Hnud S m l r ?

SI

tKneeyaawaat t o

p a y

si

Itlnen Shorts

Aluminum Tea
Kettles

$1

si

Pajamas

si

si

60c St. Dennis
Bath Crystals
$1

Bathing Suits

si

Hand F«nb. Linen
llandkervhii^fs

Writing Paper*
$1.30 Value
$1

FOR GIRI-S

12 for $1

Rayon Bloomer*

Infant Dresses

si

Boston Bags with
Steel Frames

N O CASH NEED ED FOR M A N Y OP
THESE CAH.S IP YOU HAVK

AyARIUTVIUlW-

Sanitary Napkins
3 Doz- for

7 to 14-vr. Dresses

Stamped Linen
Drassas

Kun Suits

si

IK ’ llSON COACII

4 for SI
*r&gt;yds. $1

Y o w e ll-D r e w ’s Dollar D ay

Splendid Condiliun—Hood Tlrrtt— New
Hum -A lluruuln"

60c Turkish
Bath Towels
S0e Irish Linen
_____ Ttiwdlng_____

si

si

si

5 for $1

si

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Cotton Chenille
.
Uuk*
35c Turkish
Bath Towel*

Dimity Teds

si

Exceptional Values

2 Hooks $i .

si

si

4

75c Popular
Fiction

French Batiste
Handkerchiefs
I jico .Neckwear of
Fine Quality

N o w , in this “ All-Bargain Used Car” sale you get the benefit of
these conditions. Come early— overy car Is a bargain— but firstcontent will get first choice*.

Certificates

Good for $1 worth o f Merchandise in any part of the store on this day
— given free with each regular $10 purchase in many departments
where higher values are offered. •

I I I ’ n s O N lIK O C t illA M

lylany Sp ecial Dollar

•Many ThntiHandd Miler* of Suwafartur)
Sen Ire To He Hud From Thin t a r
"The 1‘rlre in Itlghl"

D ay

IdMkn And Runs Like llrund New “ K«replinnal Value”

KSSKX COACH

C ertificate Bargains .

One $1 Certificate on Each $10 Pur­
chase of French and English China.
Two $1 Certificates with Each New
$19.60 Summer Dress.
•
Twenty-five $1 Certificate* with
Each $135 Wilton Hug.
Twenty-two $1 Certificates with »
$220 Copeland Electric Refrigerator.
(Other Copelands $109 to $600
—with 20 to 50 CcrtificatM ,
given with each.)
..

One $1 Certificate with Each Pair
of $860 Ladies’ Shoes.
Five $1 Certificates with Each New
$49.60 Summer Urvss.
One $1 Certificate with Each Purchase of a $6 Corselette.
Six $1 Certificates with Each $67.60
Axmlnst*r Rug.
Ten $1 Certificates with Each $74.60
Sellers Kitchen Cabinet-

DOOCK SIX 1920 SKOAN

Twent$rOy&gt; $1 pjfU fk$tfa .wilh.Kach $220. Orodcnza Vktrola.

li’irod Tlren— New Ouco Splendid Contil fun "J uni T r y I f

EXTRA CERTIFICATES o k SPECIAL M lL
l LUl N
Wg R Y PURCHASES
Three $1 Certificates with Each Pur- . .One $1 Certifkate with Each $6 Pur-

oniKit coon
North

Victoria.

Ford-Bsdaa,

iicys

Chrynlcf

70

ch“ «
ll5 .1.H5So
Two $1 Certifkates with Each $iu
and $12 H at

Sedan,

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^ sse of Hats that were $5.05 and
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nollar Day Certifkates on Furniture. Men's Clothing,
Rugs,
Refrigerators,
Stove*. Ladles' Shoes, MUllnery, Coats and Dresses, and many other items
regularly and specially priced cnarchandise.

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, -Aluminum Coffee
Percolator*

3 for SI

Because Hudson-Essex are 1929’a first choice cars, w e have been
able to choose the best used car trade-ins, and have not been com­
pelled to make absurdly long tradi^-ln allowances.

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Ice Ten Glasse*
Ki|(ht for

si

$1

. Costume Jewelry &lt;•
Values.to $3.60

a t th e

si

Pyrex ('asserole
$1.50 Value

W aijh- S u its— —• ■

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$1
Water Tumbler*
A Dozen for

FOR ROYrt

Full Fashioned
fiilk Hose

.•am ba aaa*

10-Pleco Baking
Bet—$2 Value

yd.

SI

IK

4 yds. SI

si

Print Silk Crepe —
1-2 Yard for

S

-aria

65c to 85c
Cretonnes-

Genuine leather
Hill Folds .

yd.

si

409 W. First Slreet

Phone H9.1

SI

$1

All-Silk Cohnmn
llonnn

Cotton Materials
Il Yttryjs for

tjuaker. Stale OH

v ii

fo r

$1.60 and $2
Golf Hose

S i

(ircaulng

Rufflwl CurtalnW
(tie.hacks)

Httndkechlefs
(linen)

V

40-in. Sul in
Radiant

lUtterlen

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si

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Kapok-Filled
Cretonne Pillows

si

Jndorwesr
Ur

SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP

FOR THE HOME

$1.60 and 12
Cheney Tins

V iy ie — n s lls te

I’uml (ins

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I'oll.HhlnK &amp; Wunhlnjc

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With the moat astounding values. Yowell-Drcw Jolna with the other

Porch Dresses—
Fast Colors

Vulrunirlnj;

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Wednesday, May 22

$1

AMKIIICAN I.K A fil'K
t'birnuo nt St.
t'l.-viInnd nt IW r l‘ .
llo,loll nt I’ll, atlelhhin.
Wu»hinj!lon at New Ymk.

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and Radium

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H Ol'TIIKAKI KltN I.K A fil'K
1 nu.|ui nt Jacksolivil v.
Moutgopi ly nt Cnlumhu*.
I’l'llKaroln nt Selma.

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a**,-'* 1^*4 a *»»*mr* rilhl tM iMk 1*4» •
Vnw4 lie Mill IN an Iriip llldiT •*#»*.
||M« as It41144444*4* I4i al lllnall M44U
llu. Illatf »14 »!%•• IIMr 44 llMlirikS'
t*u llu!.
uir cluihn %»nr ill flislin»‘li%»
|pi| MUIHIIHII
,r|HSIIII44*i **',k
iniithiii|j.
iiialrisl*.
irwiuinr
rliBim and iiulikuluBlily Will* tln»
imUUiMluttf Irulurr*.
pAim vh **»|4M»i 4-Mhrs#'—llisi
vmi&lt; h ibu»nl Iriro f » i u*. ful.rvi i)
K|i}4«ir| -uill ir««&gt;rUy mi «npbne. bowrvef liniMlsonic, nnd
: (kuiH It, idiot, however immuio
|h may be.
She ha* more *pml
clMhr* than evening gown*. |out
Uwy me in l designed fm o|we
' pockpit*.
. 'I l i a spoil clothe* am fingilr,
lu|ht rotund .and *4 t'lcvrii)
mode a* brr tohUI l.indel*. thr
■ Skirt* nlr . pirated nml “ loagrt.’
Vhaic me two t&gt;|or*. tin* bn* no
' an.*,r* and long tlcvvml Jaokct.
the other igi-drl* have *!*«**• m
ki&gt;g gown and none In the jaKkrt,
r . The material* tn these »n**ml&gt;:»*
t a l l * fbom rhiffun* la plain run­
. tarvallve ilm lo , dark bine or
brown, like a winter *ull. In a new
fabric,
thin 4HSI
that 1It
▼^
" t mi 4RIR
1 IW*
acmblra ere|». Y«*u hav* la feel It
|a tell tha difference
On# a. tk* mo*( Impractical yet
l-iooking drpartmrnta nf th*
au ia mad* nf llaan.
Th*
malarial
s m u iir aa tha

S e s s io n

F o r C u r b ln g M e n o c e

of
aa airk people rather than aa m b .
mats, and to make tha offense at
manufacturing or selling dnigiere
ui the moat gravloua vlolatlona ol
ilia nation's criminal laws.
Tha narcotic*
qaaatJon wa»
In ought home forcibly to Congraw
•a the report o f tha Hauaa apap apriaoni Invaatlgatlng committee
headed by Hap. Cooper (R ) of
Onto. This committee declared
that tha handling of narcotics ad
Outs was the mont aerioua qucatlor
facing the authoritlaa admlnlitcrlug the nation's penal aystem. Thiy
heartily backed the proposal lo
separata drug addicts from othe*
Bllgonm by eatuhllahiuant of
triaen f * ^ . "
Done • has been smuggled Into
federalil pti
prlaona and In tha preatnt
over crowded condition bopalaaa
uodlet* ara sometime* put In tha
&gt;amr rail with prislonar* who have
natar bran touched by the habit
1 1 1* frequently contracted In tbit
manner, tha commute* found.

TODAY’S GAME

, line pnitirutnily love.y evrntng
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WASH TNOTON,
May
V I(I N fl)— A atrong aantlmant in
Cangraat for tha naa of aatraordinnrv mcaaoraa to atnmp out the
true avll In tha United 8*»taa l»
manifest &lt;*1 In tba Introduction of
many bill) to thla and In tba pra«ant •neetal »e**l«n.
Knl'nwlng cloaalv upon the art­
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AMERICAN LKAUCV. - n 2 Sr*&gt; HJVmgcar. *Ie\f *eg| Jn.iUjh".
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Philadelphia
.nia with th* nriwm «yaUm fog the tvNaw Yorr
fnim of "dona" addict*, the mea•St, ;
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14
allon In |ke regular *e*»|on begin­
•4«4 ning In December. Among Iha
Cleveland _*... IS
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Chicago .......
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SI rone Maaauraa
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rre-llon of lolnt ronvreolnnal
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o tfr Tr*tfle ln**oduccd
NATIO NAL I.KAO I'K
W. I.
IVi. b. b*n. Wheeler III) of Montvri
and I.a0iia*dla' fR I of New York,
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Chicago
vhlrh would make the nareotlra
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IH
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A07 with which Conerea* deal*. The
I'itt,burgh
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11
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iv
Itoatun
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Cincinnati
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hi inline, nee ehnrt in fmut, n* n'l
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time* deaecvln- the illle nf *
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SENTIMENTBACKS
DRUG EVIL FIGHT

m t k s t fc a or thajriMwHoB.npd U&gt;
raeommand legtalation.
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, Raaolutlon of Rap. Pottar (R ) of
Pinnaylvanla. wquwtln* tha PraaIdent to make rapraaantatlona to
uw power paita to tha Harm
Opium Ccmvantlon, urging fu.l
rompllanea With th« provision am
aim* of lhat ronvantlan.
Bill of Bap. Porte* ttierearinn
aubatantlatlv tha ptnalllaa for vt»&gt;
luting the Haitiaon anU-narroth*
art. raUIng tha mailmum to eleht
yearn and depriving any paraona
ernvleted of aaltlng “ dope” o f th’
I enefll of peeciln lawaAnother hill b* Kej&gt;. Port eg to
make the phy«lrlan In charge of
l«.e narcotlra dlvtaton In tha offpa'
of Surgeon of tha Bnraau o f Publte
Health at aaalatant aurgaon grneral. thu* raining the queatlnn of
nareotlra to one nf the moat lmr.nrtant dealt with |&gt;y tha Public
Health S«rvlea.
J * Traat Addleta
' . Thmiirhour tha proposals'there
nany .mambera
la an Indication of mi

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■ntir‘timra" mmor' tmuiienr h**"
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A Jin kMiiiviltr man, luiunt
Yunec. I.iij latahinhi il a lu.r
uvUilnn indiirsnco ireurd. An
vthci’ JnchMiirflJt man. Senator
kVaylitlsiii. la also luakiny on si,*
rerurd ai Tallnhoatrc,
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Tin in w i luiirnian of Iho nat­
ional lav. « nforrcmnil cuiiimlasi.il
jii .-C niuluunred
hy
I'rcaiduil
iliaivi r. la liv..rc&lt;* W. Wickeratinin. Il la In In* h"pid that hr
wn| lake l|»r rhaii. out of |ir*di'
tlllilll I i t' ll i inviil
.
Many Sanfunl rilUcnr, whu « *1!
luiiai their iii.|i*hlH„ Hr. MarKiie
am nf laa'iliuiy,- will ,’i-urtd ip
Icuin uf hi., panini: Monday mornInu.
Dr. MmA. tislc ivn* i uni •
than a writer, physliimi, ar.l
atuti-Miiun; In- had n rharuilnr
IHrunn illly, a .pialily nil In u r
in lla .• . aya of liiinl liuili-d il n
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11.11 Willianin &lt;&gt;r Pi.. l|»ndu. Tec*
as, pint. » In pli&gt;|i a peanut Wll.t
u 1 1.the pin uUaclP* I In Ida ii i ••
all Dm H.:y (nun III.- tiultum I
i'lk. . |&lt; tV In Iho In ,. ■■ &gt;li»|a i
uf imiie fniirlo. n ihmiMind fu t.
All D&lt;- »"*■«til mil npii.uiid lit.WUInini' ih.I only as I hr world's
ctHuuldn II ,1 SIIS.lt till;..It- , I.Ut « . . .
mi llif vn li.'n ihauipiun
|wiI.Ut.
T vv.i“ &gt;
ii.dny Cut. I.ju.t.
Inigh, iitti
i
a thrilling
lliglit
aniM. *1to- Allanlke, ijiule.! In l ‘ i*.
it*, anil llu- new* was reci-ivd
with ihii ir I-' liundi.-ils iif millions
..r loiiplo. Fu n llirn (here wore
rnpy ut... i uni in* fniai- wou.l
not |ist .r. oinntil''.i but (sen yi'ac*
hast,.|iu»nl unit lliq ‘ tamr Ftmh"
l.i lie.Hi a- popubir, if put quit**.
a&gt; Ilf S i- will'll Mi'lnn llfirifk
ipok him in tow and iniiilv mi
" uniliu odor nf good will" out of
him.
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n
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•ii'ly lieup ett.j la'tsulM me said
to In ve gathered nl f'ktirrhill
t '« * m last DaDuday tu arc Fly le
\un Duaen, gurgr«.us son vf N m i
o-Wl r plow lliiiinglt n mile and
itii ipu rter oi Mints an | wnlu. I&gt;
For opinion (In-re ip little rlsa it
thrilllm. ni n 1;"IHI liorw rn
•ml we « ' n l'i hmv mmiy ot thi-r
( i l l ) thmi-ai'ii |HrMitiv vi.mill lm e
loin til. re lout tl n... I,ei&lt;n fill tl.
jUi
p 'li fmi'llflI,anil'll In-ucatll t
Lundio

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l If ''■.inforu,»
( ‘unimisviniii'r
un iteei.le iijh.ii t.onir sin Ii pr&gt;u •
iral olnlliu uf Ike I'lly'c
paneinl pndileini u» Dial uiillir.
rd bjryltun.rtlsaintwr Kiavt |ii *ltut
*&gt;nd
irpre "fits llv iMmidst'
. uiMvPttg. ami Dir lemd ’ prpfcit'ht •
olive?. U’r*se.( wilh n knuwlcilgu
&gt;f local rondilion* as wel| as in.
.it-kcod wilh a keen 1viyal|y*'ti
hvir own rtii-nlelr, shuglj r&lt;&gt;Ulu.ie Fiat tlie ptupbsifien
••
rd rt’pli'vnts the best tawai.il*
ojutiua t’ulh far U»' Imnd. halfie'H
mil lips City,' the iim s ip M lt vf
HKertaltlly and iwulmlsm which
sss o'er sited Iq dthta /rlt* fu.'
’ onvcUmr would most cerulitjy
(oar up. ami Kantofd would nws
he Commlsalouer» adobt of g n tSUdc which It iwuld -never repay.

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LEGAUZING GAMBLING

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Tito recent stntcnicnt of tho pfenMetit of..-the InU rniUdital Paper and Power Company that by for the ipvater
proportion of IM pnrflta comes from power rattier than from
papier partly takes the ctlgc o ff the cnthunia*m which
Tnlkftt'tafB tWWMphcted tq grept the announcement of
Charles J L Hefty,' re-foreflUtlon expert, that the.pulp paper
•Industry la nuking-headway in tho south and that,Florida
paitieiiUtfy, la to- bo ono or the leading centers of 'tho Injfuglrv ln.yearitto copie.. Nevoythcicsa as an Industry'which
msynwan mill Inns to Florida a decade or two honco. the miliking business In this state should bo
jmlxtfic rtoto.
f ,, r ,.,’
tha V .he
Ihe Florida slash til no which
grows‘so abundantly in this state is excellent-,material fur
nufacture
off sulphate white pi
paper prpvlded It is
re 'o
the manufoc
Ifc fully* &lt;
*#T’*“ * a
ilwssk nlfiii
"Tlie
Hlash
pine, which Is now going
allbtufd to mature
e,. la
extremely 'yaiqable,"
preM,waste,,
faji btrcmaljr
, . _ho
lt sqjrs.
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ventfon* of firox, which destroy tha^ growth-; tho slate con
develop a groat lndustry."l&gt;ttounticss acres; of land.yhlch
htivc lain Idle for years coukl bo tr«rmhmih^ rwiVV"mttflh!r
propcfUca slrt)piy*bv the. zealous protrethm of -tHt jlinc^
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A t th e prese
m'nT tjm o "tiii*re is befartr

bill which would provide for the appropriation-of-^8t,000
Rich u« t» inuiunlly for thri'p yrnra to be usctl by thv state, forestry
P R A v m r-i
w » t ...
s(!pico for the prevention of forest finm. By means o f this
a|iproprlation, Mr, Hefty points out, over 1,500,000 acres
MONDAY
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o f pinu lands can bo preserved nnd protected from fires by
J Irka Monday N
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tho tonstrurtlon of towers, each controlling n radius of
W e i nf all the days In the week
about Kev6fity-five miles, by the employment of men to fight
cniHv Is I)rsss*ui* Dsy,
fires, and by the education of land owners to the ImjHirlnncc
alunlny wear* Ba apron, ,
ues-iny mid sll the rest -sis just o f re-foreatatlon.
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.usjs,
This
matter
of
paper
making
on n largu.scale, undnubt.
U[ Monday I Khali 1 tell youT
cdly-ivuuld prevc no balm for l*)loridi)’n Imnniliute (roubles
•■•r
Dn Mop.iiay the sir Is purf*d with an It would lake years .before it reached snch a scale ns to
.’ timrp snirlle*
be regarded ns of the first; ImjWiiuicc, Hut Its tsdentin]
W'.rr.isliJajqmytnwn hsn* up vnluc, in few, qf the natural I idlvanlagcs th!" stale has fo^
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Ciollin
•J&lt; ,;,v
L y o.l
Im Zi^.en d with growing slash rtlnn and the fotmtless acres of land now l&gt;.
ing
Idle,
vtoudrn pins
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_ is'obvlous. It Is sopietlUng..far..us. tu.Lbiiik alsiul
fhelr flcgcrq plnhr.1 with wst«'. paw os of benefit to the Flprritln, of tomorrow, of twenty
tni;ir r.u-« gluttms.. With 1 * 5 * ,* *
now.ofYlfty yoafsi hence.
[jjiu It
highly provable
that the five million
L ^ V ‘ U ’, i a 'I
' • • At IHnt tljwi
if IIsn hlKlily
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acres of now pnfouclicd rvcfgiaQui will Imve lieuu (Inuiied
jtn'iin In colour t f ”
flic wind play»t&gt; f»F* nks In Inc m id it in posslible I hut hy ii.uyns of the science «if re-foi'-'stn*
pillow flips
....... _„r ...
. angers that this entire tract,
..] niailui ilia wheel*. Hurasliinrs
now practically a worthless swamp, might bo converted to
I think
hns n•cinjn hf which tin clothes thlc)Uy, yooded /qrefits pf pitut, dotted thrdugholit with lum­
iid mertagea over garden w.
SAi'a ber camps imd paper tn|l.s, At that time the paper making
like gnisiplm nrlehlmra.
forests of other states might easily hpvo been exhausted,
Icfnii-llir dew Uic Wtuiu.n InLc
ami paper itself might be silling at a premium.
j
them In,
Thoii Florida would havuher innings, and the geqerallon
llutklhs them duwn like lilac
j
Innipha In lilnom
of that future day would be glad I but; their fathers had had
hiipixM hy tho snrdcnrr.
sensu enough to protect the pines nlreudy growing and to
Pr^try nnd the .taX.. are Just plant many others.
d ijs.
CiilrifSt y Hcsrn an apron.
And Sunday Is Drcaa-up Day.
Uct. id all iIni days In ||ic wees
I llkt- Monday,
fly Valerio Oslo*

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ly' (JhdKrgh, He rids*
inplu) sets a- nyw vtsfo
Hi, the fsst •b'Solci.

^ S S S fft iia n ^ i»yi
rontliunta In ‘ M-rvl
merrr. Industry
n and ft:
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yean* hone* Miami
Iho tiny* when »h» II
luturo itrpomlctl .in
11at Its.
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Pan- A meric tn airways
tltv
Mg plana combination of which
l.indbrrgh la technical advirer)
has announced Inaurgumlion nest
winter o f an X0 hour air mail and
passtngrr service from Miami to
(Ittenoa AHra by way of Panama.
This would'pat the Argentine cap­
ital wltlrin fuqr daya of New York,
Instard ° f three by steamer.
In.-pioneer days in./imerlej to
lv - " na.the,main line" of a.transronlintnU); rail road was
the
ambition o f every town. Today,
IlKky.tnwna lop* forward Jo bflhg
on tha ."main line" o f ala ryutes
not opty trans^optlr-n(al, liuf
inter-contineptal gs well.
’ g
Daytona Peach will be "on th*
main I'lne" of a four-day air route
from Nsw York le Husnus Aires.
A rertsdn Xmounr o f the traffic
sit' stop.-at Uw. .&lt;wol.oiipArto.yi
Innding fnrltWww&lt;iW'&gt;
A certain amount of mechanical
w-erk on llie plane* wll
fall to
this port. Whether or not Daytona
Ih-nrli auerccds in becoming «
"division iKiiiil", il will at least
lit. a "local stop?. Which It t*e(ome.i depends on the tnlrrprUc
nn.l initiative, the vision nnd the
"aic-mliMlidneF-a" of b» n people.
I l behooves 1|S to 'tart w»rk on
nir development al once. The

rpittllon. of
rhould Im sti
be made to obtain
_
lleach a brnnelt o f same important
'plane manufacturing and servicing
corporation, for i*c:on rs of this
sort nro Inninil lo he dottrd over
Florida, the end of the "first
thousand ndev” -and the "frontier
state." tVe should show our Inimcd
lakn.rnthusiMm by frraly patron
Iting- the ninnaik'Ni that we may
i.tond high in
jiortil nvialioa
rlaUsticv
The nj!W strvlco will be bcncH
Hal ,tn Fi.ri.lu In, many ways, lt
will Increase . (ravel to Koulh
America nn,| much nf that travel
wi|l take a ?*lyp over” in thi •
•late. It.wd I I|h t -n.p travel fruu:
Honlti America amt every .South
American tnurivL will wnnl to sec
t i z s t t 'i .'JlM aU 4*f evh^*. .homlrwl
’hSorflrtil nuniln-r stayr.
tn bull.l up Ihe stair.
Illrc-ct plune* from New York
nn.l Chicago to Miami or Tumps,
making all Florida stops, nro sur,.
lo ta* juut of th* servlpe. It will
soon hit a enmmunplace to r nrh
Daylonn Ilcsch from the northern
met in polls- a (it n few hour*.
Weik-ending in Flnrliln-*-anerred
n( j, fi iv ji-itm »!-?' ns l!(nplnn~*
is nrdu! ly In pn'jpert.

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lftl.T lM O ttK * M :OfUFVCTEHFeU5 ftW tiitD
'Jne tiHitriMo ltiur*. o f FJorulfi
tuMi r^DrjcnHl dn tintninuus *1* *
rlslon (hat belting on horw and
dog rnclng is illegal and mu l
Mopped- for which derision 'the
pt ,,pt.- of Florida ought lo laj de­
voutly
tluinklul
IMIfi l)Uliipllll&gt;
Floiiiin is in danger nf Ivnrai_
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LmJ«—Man*ter'of
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Frr
rnr (h r__
- -*hotbed—ren
1...I so and dog truck gumLitiig
element Or . .the entire rnuntiy.
-iaiyUind has been so enmplelely
called !*&gt; tba Imi.m-treo gnmbiir.g
jit Ihal slats that miyimu Vine -:u
all familiar with Ihe evil tu
j'i.'Vyjand igiuct rtaiixi- that
iua will, indeed, t » fortunate 1
it can foievcr be prevented ftnui
r .oiing under llie uumtilinn uf thi&gt;
ijiv-lra. k gambling elemnL
It has hern ststnl fhnt nn ( F

loft w ill ** madu to It-galiYg I
tr;n U gambling al th* e*n
. i .. i.i.i .if rho' Florid i It girlaij
:.nil wc presume tbnl these
Icm wilt lydd-out n bait
iha.-c. os the gommJng rti^
i„ tn*- -p'.cposrj
a r t * of
i cuiiicshing|
il
staffc in (blevhuslnrss tnruug
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iiiiiifl»r t|ir,1i..n*«, fo«l Ihse
th rf
i|one iu .'In ryloil. D. wnur

I.ioo.i-imuiy, lure, und siinple.1

wna'd 1st •iwlluig th* .soul o fy
people &lt; f e 'i ages' rt-IU d M *
tan gamftlPC otomonl of th«. l
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Kvyry *vrtl-«l’ hfr, o f lU d
and of honor end Integrity^
of wvitiy tjjf' tha risin g-gem,
lion rhould oppose with ow ry [I
slid,* infloenee the. IcXalrzIugl
i ...r-t o k gatnMlft^*M*the s l{
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CITY TAX SALE

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JUNE 3, 1929

An.1 fifty years hnwt- WnfWa,
.till lovnl of tourist* nn.l tilrsst.l
with groves, niny imllt- shni at
lhe .lays when ,hc llimight hpr eoinomlr weil hung mntifly'WU tStna-.
..' varatlnnists tin. I til *a*, fruits. Th&gt;
tlotelnpmeni nt Koulh Ametira,
r.iupIrU wilh the pt-rfcetlon uf air
tiuvel ami imnsiatrl, iR rtattin.-,]
to make this ntute (ho heart ,&lt;&gt;f
Fl.filtlD A TIMED-UNION
WoiB miglity |irurrsirs thaiyevi-r
tin- iiii.st nitlenl rralldr tlrraitiM - Thai Nlugmu Falls is- ysl
,.l:mol- in |Iw» wiuld amt eplrndij
viewed In It* ntagnlftheilee and ii,ui.lwlt.ii atenlliship M ivl.r; tut
Hpt-nking of reatlor'a iliram
one finm an mlvertisemenf of At- tnrv hy ju»l milthnts.or brides, uv tile)’ , In u glrut i-si. lit. fail l » i|&gt;
wonders
intitie fa ir, New Jersey, ln&gt;h Wt-pk nf yure will pmhihly surettsc a preeli.tr the lieuuties
their Inline land.
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iiukrs llie mminlight erfrrv -v- left of |KWplc ih o hM* llMiUKnt
me* nf I'l,.i(.la’s Insni . limes that such an old-fashioned bird
Tliu
Work f rehullillng rn.l rrmndel•eem tho merest mi.l-.lny slultr.-, was just alpiut forgoltun.
'Cont.s" ii soars, "whero Ihe hmly ifiord* show however, that theri ing Die rlty hall, vvtiieh win idnm/t
is liiiiwn aiKiiil b«. tho guala of.tlie are ulmut two million visitors nn- tntnlly ,l**lroy*.l by llie sUrm
Infinitn mill tin- mul gets n iiually to Die Falls, nijd very many, Inst year, lias bstn eoniplcled, ani'
« lini»se .if Hie Utah City o f Heav- Mima in rbiipti-s, no dnuht, with all the debris removed. Tlie in
int
Knjuy the lliing you t-annul "hut n single thought" and hiarls tile apiwnranre " f Die strurlim
*|mil the Keaf Atlaalic r i t j ! '1 la-nllng is "o n e" Stntiilirinn* H
t.ln.leln himself cotiM have itrnsn limnle the entt nf the average trip has lawn elionged. nint now i ii
I rms
i Niagara Full* at t i i , ami
Uus to*a Sr.tri -u ivs&gt;.' • t arehtt«l lod e metn|thysirnl a marvel. I.
We were pikers In Florida In IVC0. of eimrse mean* tukhig the high trctiire. The Imnutlftettlon work
in t the low; Ihe e«|K'ii'ii of get' Is being d tip i.y eity forces unde;
With Ftus. in suffering fmin n ling th.ee fr.,ui the oilier side e f (Vniniituionrr II- A. .tail.hoi.
e country amt nl o from a I.ukt.
u p ir- Worth IIend I.
l.-end fnmilie vrhiln nilllhui.i f II.
l.iisheta of uh.nl
ill tile Unit ■I I., town or city, *lln- tol.it. rvi n 'it
ntatea ar.- &gt;.e perutely seeking a so low in nveingc,' t» leliinthrd « "
i.taikit II H.iuiil ifem that d &gt;'‘ how log travel revenue for tint
'
farm relief i|urell.in is one fur (onions fall* eily of •onn- fifty
Lie League ,.f Nut ions rnther thill million dollaia n year, vvhi. h lThe importance of Florida us a summer resort Is com­ Dm- ningtrvii nr the Unite,I Mini.
will uni Hi tailing iitmut.
ing more and more In be fceogulxed by (M*oplo who live in 1 here’s
Tin- D.ytun News, however, releiii.lliing
Irnglrnlty
[niiiil.1
. the toniist luislness o- no
such inland states as Tennessee tuid Kentucky or in south- tvioiig wllti up .. i.iieiuie syste ii
I
tint
only menu-, ‘o f iminur piled
mi.stutu)Uiko_Umvgiu. Koutb t'ainltlia ami A labama .wliidi ttliiill l.i-Tnill - one pint o f It., l!|f "1%'TtiP
Wfltor-fntlr. “ X I'ln'V
tvl.uil 1*1 -life l- while anoiloi
have rxlretrtely warm wiather in the summer. These |H*ople I'.ui itruiiiri wit It rxresa of
power ineonv from lid- ii.vtnvr I
are just beginning to realize Uuit the Florida climate during (iiudll, ti„li.
wonder mnimnl- to id',...i
iiiiti,
nun u year, rialite.l from the &gt;t,i
July uud August -id far. ru*'re equable and delightful than Is
Mentht-n uf Id - rnee w ill hs . Ifina oil both the Am.'ilfiill and,
that iif nofllWufohied where they!Iiiive bi.fn| acciislomiyl
aayti tho New
tin ratios* tu ,i nvy (thaiU-s K. Wcif i nnailii n side
to s|H‘iid their vacations. And they are finding that the the
ii' grd i»he hu t hern npiHiin' -d A I'd thi i is something ngiln that
benches and s|irings of Florida provide a far more wutoml- In Ihe United Ntiitea n.vui ne.- I- 1mints heavily in favor o f cuntei.iy.
If l.e pa*
(Ii.. examina­ mtiisilig Die lanA'inpv and tvaie
cal way of enjoying their vacations.
A nunjjrr of hiilroads fiuvn nlreudy aiimnimid excurr tion ntld In iiitniMti'.l lie will find i m .'i |h' to tlie woilJ. The News
in mi ImiHouildy situation. in moved to temnrk that llie world,
aions to this slAto’ for the iutnithcr. No less than twenty- hint-elf
Among officers uf Hi., uuvy au&lt;! hi., not jiveotne We.ny v.illi vault Issix aiicli excursions are already scheduled with more to bo hum) sec tut ii iDtiumdiipr me tun Uig lie m il o f vvi.l. r |uintili Pt
addl'd in all probability later oil. They will originate in such 4I. 44-'y lllll..'ll Willi I'll.(| - |..Ilul ov. f llie iliffs ,n»l Isiiiini: nlsii.t
cities as Suvnnnnh, Align-duft Atlnptn. Mneoii, llirniiiighair., i i i * lii tn.'ike ti pr.if.*-‘ ii.iinl i w* h low. It says;
on.
iiutatknlde ii NiiipnColumbus, jrtiihlgoinery. New (I i Ihuhh; Selma, CbiiltnhooBn i- r lenoblr n|-J&gt;tiir| n np-inl ml.i.o.
lids pulling |«.wer after ml
and Niishvlllo anil will terminate largely in Jucksoiiville,
lln'-,i' L,-eloirs of public evtii.
Fxfa rlence will I'Vrntunlly prove
St. Augiisliiie, and Daylou.i ileach, though iindniibtedlv tlnsl Iho rnriat Titlam U tl,,hit Inn. A t n honeymoon tl{.ii*n
(
many of (bent will end ill the lower Cast Coast cities, in vning tl i.l . on! | 11..* t’.dy l. t]- j i ■ the rvie.it ii now |s.poia.ly
ns smut tiling nl ,
Tampa und Kt. Petersburg, and in some of the inland re­ to Ini' Ai.iieleun negiu. lit well* lei.ituhil
jol-l'i lift Hurt ilw 1 Hot Ill'll
v*i
htr*
lovve
oren
llmi
wlou
le
sorts,
llieny n |mir o f young lo v il,
. , , imil *ivi. Iho whitik nn.l lui-minm
i rr in Dying to u Although in
NlltlllTlIly, till' i imi'lt-UHIIIII Uliys. tlh! I'XfUIrtUUliMt'*
i-s t&gt; „
Vnlh (In Sll lie
i tmi tii. on I Ii it nspist uVe
ci miiiif to Jnckmiiivillc *|a'|iil more or Ichh limp «t llie link, ....... hi, ov.,, i ii.it i&gt; i gsre;*
NUtvillp lifachra, (Iip tnoa'. nltiTii tivc anywhere, ntiil'alrcuily ‘'I'hnui mi|ulri»g the hi'.i one* cf more over i. sellable. H i , , r.fe
to my that many of i!;v&gt;
Dnji.yi.iK irt.nl |w|iu|arity ami with »»k'ii.ljly liicrciiHin,T \u ii- .J^JtlJinimnrtl. t nli glvf,,
o.ihk’.iiihi an* not honeymo.inretiuifc. 1he vvoiiikrlol liont nen iu p lorula are amimg lici’ ,.l-m,„mu. , „,t puifesaivinol n|.|*.r- ers. IVnple li VVr lived • I. -1*
jOfnl attrnctimm, mol visitors from lit'ortlia. Alitbuma. 'lliu tfiii; wliti ihe while mic, th., to Die t i l l for yvuis withniirelinnd, Teiineanci. ami »Im wherp are mimvroQH every
h«- '•'',{fil nunliiie; oi hi* ilol ever M-einpUhem; other*
are miiklog • ivtnrn
visit*,
itiimmcr. There are alno u numlier "f rumoim Mirinifli. with "“Jf
nil,I still liter*, every y n r,
so cia l iijuk'iiI to tlio.'.e w Ijo enjoy r t ill water liiilliliiK mil! mLut..
i. tll u„. „,i . mduai. atv* g.irinu ,nt IV , mugnifi.
seek (lie iiilnnil rennctK, Thu nliifo Irt realljf well «d)tii|i|HTl for &lt;*"' umi |.o&gt;resii„n • ..f u„i&lt; eei11 ,|h iln. lv ' for Fie fust
Uie enlerlaiiimi'iit of Hummer tbtilorH mol is extierliluf lliii* ‘"ioitry- Th«i i. why ii.o negr.'tin
/
Nkr nijt ‘Falls Is a sniil-rtlr'eiisui lo tie better than f'-r MmiV vem-H iuuU."
I" ‘
? ,u\ l Z t *
, ung Mph| In any sroMtu. The
"liliUH Ibill have (ireVailed nurlh and eimt coiiceniintt j i.n\ u,f m*,i..,».,ie Bmi Vmiiiiral niie
eiilou,| I ' i . o ilights, phiying on
the Hiimn er eHmitte," Ilie .luekHoilvillc paper'conrlmlca." aru ■ nMdmuly t*v.imlnit toH-aii.l
Im—iu—1!—Im, m um u-urtifif«lWell Ululcraluod to in, w rung Isy those o f thr-Hoiitticril TitUU.r *&lt;v» t rtgi4.—
touch wl.lt li i niisiicen Fie *.«•
. (tl'nt he July. The Htija-it nf
wlm hate visited Florida during the aninmer mniillis. At
....
Tw o-year old'**O . G .” runs second
a g *in v.ill nuver Iw: i t '
one time it wn' the ludilt lo clone nearly all llie ItoleU in
' !! Ill,1",'u
* M
hnU'tnl.
to the old favorite brand entrenched
MunimiT ami IhinK^ wm» very ciuu*t anil not iiurlirulurly in- *U|&lt;rvvsi:n of Mrs. Vv. F. Dill,
Ainciiin tins runny wonfrr*!
tcrcdllnif itere. This nan liven rliiintU'd mid llie Hummer ex- tn|. Iiolfinlful of Die , Ini,Iren's Dure me ihoiiTnndri nf piper. In at H A R V A R D for more than 1-1 years
rurHiimiHtH fiml tin* luime fulkn ctijovllttr thcnihclvcH, tviUi .livo.lru nf th, Woman's MU&lt;Uyt. Ha’ I Hinds uf tii;' United Nlates
ninny lintels Iipt'll mill c liltin lir nHItiiliiitPJ na gnml AH CUIllll&gt;"T Fmiely of III. M. K. hurt It. thsl i f nmre wonderful Ilian
hitf Die riftiF y adverllsisl a,
be fouiiil clwwhprc. Mtiriilu’it Mimrr.cr wentber in mmfort- t . i'iy Fnlunliy nflel'tioon at 1 titutIons
ol the Old World. Atuer&gt;
•".
toek
Mrs,
llcll
rntcttiiini
lici*
alilc ami tier rennrlH tire ilplittltlfiil. Tile vtitUora rnmitiK
i.nn uioiiulsin, elimh far into the
iitti'
rlinrres
for
soverul
hour*
Two years against fourteen .. .a comparatively
tvilhin Ihe next few months will bo pleased—ami iicrlmps
tleu.a, .linen an landscape* surMurpriKlxl, If is tlu&gt; limp when llm Florida folks tiro not i with stories songs am' wholnomu pair, in t&gt; ' I'.ty the must fnniuus nctv cigarette u£uinst three veteran brands.
rallies, amt Die |daygioun,| hours Mvlfuna of Ku-ifpi', and (here is
tm Imihv In help the visltnr* enjoy UicniHrlvcs: and tlmt me
liecoming uioi. mid none lull!, romance an I hi»tmy in a l inuarril
rmints heavily. Thousands nf tbc Hilminer iMtirsinnist.-v ' ci|m (,, i liy the children, The pl»y- pile.' of iiliiin nnj study fer 'tud- Y et OLD c. o ijj , the youngster, almost won!
in nil' from iiunrliv nltticH, ami they all Imtu relalitca and i .itiiii ,| t. not loiiflii.'d to &lt;tiil.tr n .Ht» in t|.*' iv iei. left by long guiv It defeated two of its veteran contenders, , .
and ncsrly defeated the third!
'(?’•• 'logau rmstd mm.’
frii'inls licri*. tvhirli makes il all tin* mure inirrestilij:.’’
•&gt;f Die .MetlnaJist rliwr.li, but its la'i's.
’ f " f ail Die ihlldii n, tigarvleaa i&gt;( y e ;.a ago, -Nin' Amerlra First '
This is the story ol the Publio Cigarette Test
w* k gain! ig Jime attention when
d i ouiiuation. isii.t molhcr,'ain the the Wml.i War , mile on thut
conducted at Harvard,hy EdtvardT. Batcheldcr
■timinuully m,. mvilrd tu M-nrl or slruggl', Inking millions nf youtii;
of “ The Harvard Crimson" Editorial Board.
''ring their clnldivn to Dia. play- Amorh .'iu .vnonit, renew rd the trT \ M P \ Tit I Ilf'NF.
grouml on iiatiirdsy al'.cinnqn*. lei cat Ih.i, was |wih:ip.e inherile I
With Iho (in£lc exception ot the test st Har­
flare tl. in ‘JIMI r.dirge Ktnd.iitv tr Ipw MUh n dlclatorohip run Ft. olaygtuuint i, Inrntrsl i n th* hi 01.1 World places un.l things.
vard, n ip (JDU) hat scored an unbroken string
T h i'if •
kihhJ rxeuse foi thv
M i‘ hjdi«t
bloek.— Mam,
fr r *
in imns, Mnto .. .lulf.il piti.im rs in hav,- far.If,| .'I jm r*. Why have Ir t'a ,
o l victories In these comparative taste-tests.
1 , 1 rP|H"i| siiggerting some Lnowrlscge
pf the home munlry lirfure going
jar. in jail
wilhiiiit
titaL a.ntifl Dim |&gt;f. |'|e eedurisl nu ll
But at Harvard, where pipe smoking is a
T ic alii-sdy
nrstly
|iiiU- W ar to vtcve lureign l;ml*| but *t
aisiiiir und ground glass in liyuup)? Tl*: ueswar is c*»y, and
lo.* not rheck th* iiiovenirn,
tradition and the taste is for heavy tobaccos,
....... ..
___ _ Taj bp tiulst jvill took Mill
lh&lt; pii-onrrs foul up,I a ill.Int u painful, a ,...rding
tu Imeiana.
kawil g.eatl), at this lime. That
win d&gt;b* tmt dure tu live In ihi f ionic* lm gdd. oil, power oti.i ‘ "-CVUi:r**l' when 'Iht tie* aw
smooth and mellow? OLD GOLD faced its hardest
viaguin Fulls riiutlnues lo at■uphill illy and who travel* hy l-cror. The ,h l, Ven.iu.lsn .ul- ^
**&gt; ,mC
im&gt; u great nututur nf |&gt;ni|i"
contest. 148 undergraduates smoked and com­
, |
11 | t i i
, l niftiUk ui Mnul I ho hcrtel utu
iiiiloinolillr al n girul s|ws.l pro .. ti i
ch year i, p'rialng, for It tl
pared the fourciiarcttci with names concealed.
r
!
k
n
.
k’
‘
1
y
I
tried.
Which
are
now
u
r. idvii nnd fflliiwisl hy iiUtoni • KivglUh. Umi h and American,
IriVp*ndrnl.
V • amung the must amailng of naturt'il.-w fit I jjf, gn^pU-Utvsi' arM the Oil tUII PUlli • mid ill liotlotmi in. •
p„
k; jjUrntatadJ -Y tf ’t)ti &gt; oouj-itooff" teemta in Ita total ol
tcllowstonc Nsiipxsl Park has iu
ht| h ligiiiv'ln ^n arvount of the ,'iiivlr fnir i (SI-. oi doc* not (n !
"first chotces!” It bsrely missed defeating the
lit.iuc« dirttttotship iu Yeliesucb. lg \M inim lij il goca tu Duins*. ' hm ronterred upon him the Crass utlltion* of vlrlturr *srh surnmei
and there are some cipcditiona Ir
brand established at Harvard 14 years!
a* lubl in the curr. nt .ls.ur of Th, hi* fauul) and a dossn or *o law- of the Ugiun of lloimr. Ilia rwhigh niuuntuins and other unusual
Notion by Jorge Luvnani. Vriuuue Y'Cs.'
. l itmus with I'liwu de ftlvera at* plrrvs. Dot the great American
Man o' Woe, the greatest boric o! his lime, *
Isn twltfut, vsho, at. a stutli'iU was
"tkdumhia." rays Uits report most etsdiak Th^ ISi|&gt;e has rasde pcipU. iu tin iuiity, or* aot jet
lost
one race. And in iu first and only defeat,
Ihrt wn Into jail by Qum*i far pro* .'Sa anile of II* fm adly pro**, lisii . him n Homan Fount."
lounJ m.teiing ulsout in then
OLD gold , the two-year old, tclieiutcs tbo
testing aipdnjt th» guvrrnmrnt'a ceaselo**ly and oiwn y pcrssculcd
Dor goeeiau-nl. It )s Maintained, own i'ouiUiy neatly os much
argli', t id thi peep r during * ,|i»- .sxjUd Vem-aurlsns r«rfug»&lt;| In fit had ignored these con,lilioft*' in they should.
fourtecn-yoar oU victor/
Thu uUutuubile is ludjung du eel
nf|i&lt;iij| j uflue ps* ( pi domic. T V (crrltqiy. Th. Dutvk aulhoritie, Yen* * lifts, based Us atliluitc. on
The sit■a.Curati.o iiru.i.iniU*ry inboapit. A ( sow!l uf. «ur- Jm sU m lu r to Jw ptople acquainted.
ready .to rvdgn. lk*.p»Ut|on Dial aUo, In Cuba and Pens it ta nUKts File, to tha rffset that “ undef iilans will also hu!p, and all Ihis
a n n u l am
U
will
I
*
useful.
It
is
nut
u. say
b« iwroiuldfr, all this is ■ fart* ly foihnldni lo speak
writ* I V r**iasr « P Pomes, which hds that Ihe ,woplr of tho Utvil-M
P I_____
ace orlog to Svnor Luclanl.
Mkythiag hoUlle to Q
utM,fiO years, law and Mats* iio not npivv ahuvit
Tkr ulirady la*1
Tit* randvr will oaturaTy worn). French foveiumcnt Is bla s l y and ordey a1 'ktfJckiy maintained."
moMt, Bvtug ibe f|j
«Dt*s S inikH
ijftb * i;«*msMs Brsaa*«s«lss Siu»&gt;.
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NIAGARA FALLS HONEYMOON TOWN

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1928 City taxes on real estate may
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be paid up to June 1st., without penally,
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except advertising costs, After lax si

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there will khe 12%
interest
and ohw
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costs of redemption.

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ELLEN HOY,

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City Tax Collector

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Florida'H Hummer lteHorU*

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second place at
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IN VENEZUELA

ilatJamljiutVuI (ipiwcfl lll»t tu is

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pspsr vltcvci lo euarsol tbeir broad

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TIIB SANTOBD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA

Social A n d Personal Activities
n rn „ Ttlr.hm.a h r ” 88 MAR0ARET PETERS, SocUty Editor

O rrlf TMepnang MS._________________

Club’s Music Group
Has ProgramTuesday

Social Calendar
T T U E S D A Y
. 4 | g Music Department of th*
^Hfean’s Club will give a recital
■ t o'clock at tha club housr,
jH a rlo g tha Cectlian Music Club.
X music isachet a and pupils ol
s n Invited.
Tha Music Department o f the
jftgM nt Club srliu bold n buaineu
masting at 1 o'clock in tha club
a f c .J !
v’
[* An 'IW pifAdt*' meeting o f the
UtU* Theatre Gaoup w il) b* held
I tha Woman's Club at 8 o’clock.
THURSDAY
Mrs. R. A. Newman will enterda ths members of the Original
•plicate Club with luncheon at
■’dock.
FRID AY
Important bustnesa of the SemiUt Rebekah Lodge i t 8 P. M, at
kg Odd Fellow’s Halt.
Th* Woman’s Missionary So■ a afternoon tea
from
3:30
Khlock to S:3o o'clock at the
Kama of Mrs. S. O. Rhinholacr
|«0H Oak Avenue.
I T N . South Slda Kindergarten
m y y r r t . n l n program at 8 P.
H H th* southiide auditorium.

The Music Department of the
Sanford Woman's Club prvaenlad
Its annua) complimentary
pro­
gram for the members of the
afternoon at 4 o'clock in tha club
Ueei.llan Music Club on Tuesday
rooms. The program, prepared,
by Mrs. It. W. Alllngham and
Mrs. Irving Russell, waa called
"flo rid * computers Hour."
It
waa as follows:
Ilann, ".Sparkling Raindrops'
— Hattie Weaver Abercrombie,
Mi*, a. M Abercrombie.
Voice, "Spring time la Songtime,’' ‘ U » n Call"—Grace Por­
terfield folk;
Violin cbligato.
Mias Lillian lira non, Mr*. A r­
thur lint-ion.
(Duet) -My Creed"— Eleanor0.
Shaw, Mr*. A. M. Phillip*, Mr*.
J. II. Colclflugh
Piano, "Mother," “ An
lrlah
Love .Song •—Elisabeth Hut land
Pippin. Mr*, it. K. Pippin.
Voice, " I f Love Were What The
Rose I*"— Hnrry Itubinaon Day.
Mr*. W. S. Leak.
Accordian, "A Kingdom of the
Sun"— llrown Grraiuti Cole. Mra.
H It. Pippin.
Danre, Florida Zrphera--Mr*
D. U. llruwn. Brown Dancing
Nchuol.

SATURDAY
j The pliho pupils o f Mlrfs Madel­
ine Mullen will give a te:'*al at
[tfllt Nal'rn'a studio, 80t&gt; Oak
/venue, , 1 4 P. M.
The Y. M. C. A. Stamp Club
gill hold Its last meeting uf the
season from 1:30 o’clock to 3
O'clock in tha Episcopal parish

M rs. EL A. Douglass
Is H onored Friday
W ith B ridge P arty

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niello Avenue. Ml*. Douglas* rec.lvrd a guest prise from thhostrse and high score prise went
to Mr*. Frank Miller, while Mrs.
K. D. Mobley was riven rul prUe
The rooms where th# tanks
were placed were adorned witn
quantities of rules and ‘Ah*'garden flower* which developed a
pastel color scheme. The U lto*
which were flower designs further
arernluated the color motif.
At the conclusion of lb* bridge
game* refreshments were served

■ Hr. S»i

Hoamlll. t,

- D.- P. Drummond teturned Ron*
day from New York. Detroit and
Lhlrago whegc he has been spend*
Ing sorrte’tlniV on business
Mrs. Hugh Torrance and Mrs.
Iiaarkina Connelly molorrd to Or­
lando Tuesday wheie they spent
-he day.
Mrs. Ilohy luring returned Mon*
day front Fort Myers and Arcadia
where she has been spending sev­
eral weeks with friend* und rela­
tive*
Mr.aod Mr*. I . Crow left Tues­
day morning for Jacksonville
where they will spend several
days and attend the Union Meet*
Ing*.
Mr*. A. W. Epps ami children,
wil leave Ft lay for Ealontim, Ua.
whi te they will spend the sum­
mer with rrlullres.

end* o f Ml
Elisabeth
&lt;■ will ba In.nested to
t she baa been elected
Otgtlve to serve on the
mowll the nant school
M R dt Soat hern Callage
Mr*. L. F. Hagan and Ml**
Ad. JdJas Shoemaker will Lenabell* Hagaa left T o -d a y &lt;»r
w ***t year.
DrLand where they T 111 »P *"J
|V
"f exntowvame
several day*, with the former’s
•■■y Haunt returned sister, Mr*, i . W. P uttam

Mr. mad Mr*. J. R. Emmy of

WEDNESDAY, MAY 22. 1929

“TheGlfidRagDoir
Is Feature Picture
At Milane Theatre
With motion picture producers,
practically without exception, fran­
tically engaged in the making of
la king pictures, It it hard to
tealjxa that thrce years ago ths
production of a sound pictura of
feature length was an unheard
of enterprise, and that at that
time there was juat being com­
pleted the first picture to include
so tmfrh''n* iTiJrncftronlted musical
score. This was "Bon Juan," star­
ring John Bnrrymore, and wtlh
its release Warner Bros. aignaV
lied the beginning of a new era In
the field of amusements.
Soimwhat more than a year la­
ter the aame firm whlrh was
alone pioneering in the new field,
first Introduced aong and dialogue
In a picture of feature length when
they produced A1 Jolson’a first
film, "The Jass Ringer." and the
Vltaphone was definitely t'auncbej
on a carver which was to change
the entire aspect of theatre enter­
tainment. Nuw they have to far
perfected the Vitaphone that all
their pnaent production* arr eith­
er all-talking or Include n number
of sequence* of audible dlarogua.
The loti at to come from thla
progressive studio Is "The Glad
Rag Doll," now showing at the
Milana Theatre, which slat* Dob
urea Coalelo, and prcsenli an ex
rellent supporting cast which In­
cludes Ralph Graves, Aurey Fer­
ris, A bert Gran, Arthur Ran­
kin, Maude Turnrr Gordon. Tom
Ricketts, Dale Futrr, Claude Ullllngwaler, Andre Bt-ranger ami
lv - Moran. The plrturr was direrlist by Michael Curtis, and the story
by Ifarvry Gates was adapted to.*
the screen by C. Graham Baker.
"T Ii, Glad Rag Doll" repre­
sents {hr most advanced step In
Ihr production of ml-tslking pic­
tures. The human voire is needed
In getting comedy across at Its
full value, and this It doer with
ronsplcioui sucre** in this Dolores
Costello rnmtdy drama.

Andriw Cnirnwuy lias returned
front Gainrsvilb- to ugiend the sum­
mer vacation here with his par­
ents, Mr. yin&lt;l Mr*. Jinter Camer­
on, 714 Laurel Avenue.

Milan e N^xt Week

PAGE THREE

Preacher Objects To
U.S. National Anthem
HUNTINGTON, Conn, M s, 21
— (IN S )—'Th* R*v. George Hloten
m to r of St.Paul's
Episcopal
Church, think* the "Star HpsnglrJ
Banner" la too "warlike* and tie
doein't want H sung during Hun.mgton's patriotic program on
Ut-tnorltil l)* j.
The pastors proteat had evok-s'
a itorm of controvetsy today. Ha
la being opposed by every patriotic
society ami errry church congre­
gation in town. Bur he dr adamant.
"The first verse is too-Tear!ike."
he- said. " I - simple dis not believe
in teaching children to alng and
i tii uk *uch things."
He aneriflcally ohjecta tn thi
phrase tn the song," “ bomba burst*
Ing in the air". Whether t f aong
Will have B plnce III the srrvlC't
will deciile within the next fee
daya l,y the committee in rharge
of strut.gementa.

A W ARNER B RO S. VITAPHONE TALKING PICTURE

Tonight

MILANE

Thursday

TO KKCRIVK GIFT
MEXICO CITY, May 22 (IN S )
A va'uable painting by Senor
Ramos Martinet, director o f the
Mixiran School* of Arts, will be
presented to Col. Charles Undbergh and 'Mss Ann. Morrow by
President ami Mrs. Emilio Porte*

Germany Is GivenHer
New Reparation Bill
PAR IS, May 22—(IN S )—O.-, •
many receive*" her revised reparat­
ion bid today. Delegates of the
creditor nations handed Iheir re­
port lu I liali man Owen D. You no
o f the experts' committee, for p •
sentalum to Dt llj«lim .r Schm*,
thief of the Get mail delegation,
liter ill the .IftetIMKin.
This it-pot* tamtulns tevision*
oiid tofulltbuts for ucceptance id
J.oM.imhi.ihki marks mimillirs f&gt;uui
Getinany. a* pro|H,-,al by Ctj
\ uung I'hiu, i.n,| also the romlllion*
for in ,*•]&lt;!mice of tin Get mail 1 r
serration.
Aftet Ur. S lion lots studied tini(pint lie will infiirm llie Ali.et
ami Ainei it an delegate* w hen lie
Will he i end)- to make Ills teply to
,t pleiiuty session n, tlie rrpurutIon eonlenme.

GRADUATION
PARENTS

INTERESTED

In entering children in kindergarlen, call si HmilMdr Pri­
mary. r«om 9. heiween I and
2 o’clock

DIAMONDS
FOR SALE
ONE TIIUEK K A R A T
DIAMOND RING
And several smaller diamonds
si ID T below retail prlcra at
Irwrlr) slorrs, 12.1.DU and up.

White Kid-Blond Kid
Patent Leather—ftigh &amp; I*ow Heels

S « E. II. Anhcrnfl
Receiver Seminole County
Hank,

lift

Mngnnlin A v r.

Sanford

ano

Mis* Elsie Wnlanen returned
Tuesday from Jaksonvi le whero
ah, wax called by the critical 111nrss of her sister. Mis* Sidle
Watanen, formrtly of Ranford.
Mr. snd Mr*. B. F. Whltner Jr.,
421) .Summerlin Avenue, hsv, as
their guc*ti, t|irlr siste) In-law,
Mrs. C. Hume Humph and child­
ren, of Miami. They expect to be
here for several weeks.
Miss Eleanor Miller of Key
West Is expected to arrive Friday
from Tallahassee to spend soip*
time here us the guest o f Mil*
Maude Lake, iVOI park Avenue.
•

" 1

Mra. h. R. Dighton
returnet
Saturday from Savannah, Gil . and
points in Nurth Carolina, and Vir­
ginia whrre she has |«en spend­
ing uevrtal weeks visiting friends
and relatives.

ANNOUNCEMENT^
WHEREAS, an All-Wise Crealur has taken from our midst one
of our must In-loved members,
thercfrrr Is- It
RESOLVEDl That in the passing of Mr*. Clifford Bell, a deep
urn*, of 1»SH i* felt hy every
member of the N. ile V. Howard
Chapter.
Mra. Hell served as
Historian and Trearurrr, an,) on
many rommitlrea, and was alwuy» so willing to serve In the
cause of llie O n fn leriry ; she
was a loyal daughter of the
Houlh and a trur Christian.
RESOLVED FURTHER: That
a ropy Of these resolutions b»
sent the Herald for publication,
and to the grief-stricken fam­
ily, snd that th* N. tie V- llowaid Chapter extends to them our
deepest sympathy,
Mr*. D. D. Caldwell
Ur*. W. T. Langley
Committee

WHY CAMELS ARE THE BETTER CIGARETTE
Cam els contain such tobaccos and such blending as
have never been offered in any other cigarette.
They are m ade o f the choicest Turk ish and A m erica n

WHEllEAH, God In his Infinite
wiedom has seen fit to call an­
other e f our deer old Veteran*.—
RESOLVED: That la th* death
of Mr. King Urn N. d* V. How­
ard Chapter baa euataiaed
n

Dr. and

/Wee. Winter Haven

Dick Machlaon of Kissimmee
waa a visitor Jn Sanford Mon lay
site, noun and evening.

Mr*. J D. Hun ol Atlanta, U*.
.* s|ieinling some time line with
her daughters, Mrs. U. D, Caswell,
t-KI Magnolia Avenue, ami Met
it. J. Iluiiy Jr., Holly Apartment*.
—-- Mr. und Mr*. Roln-it M. Da rid*
sun of Coral Gables arrived
Wednesday to *|trnd the nfternoio
und evening h.-ir a* the gue.tiytd
i'll, unit Mrs. tr. L Deun ul th.-.i
home in Muyfslr.

Miss Irene
Brandt, whose
matrlagc to John l.udwig will bo
an event of the early summer,
w**. honored with a bridge party
aleefeam Monday evening by Mrs
A, d B Kslle.n and Mis* Madeliie
MaBAr at Ihair home on Eav*.
First Slrest. Miss Brandt rrcetveil
h Ik llngrrlna as a gift from the
Hottreses.
1 A.*Ur several progressions of
hilidge, high score nrises wire
LtwunleJ to Mra. Gtorap Daun,
mrbo received a silk tapestry table
Kcarf and Miss I.uey Peter*, who
M at given a pyralin dresser traywore prices wera presented
iu Mrs. George Fellows, who was
klw recipient of a flower vase,
knd Miss Bertha Takarh, who reIrived a novelty Jewel bog. Mr*,
f . A. Berner was presented with
•ath sails fur cutting high.
An Ice course ws* served la..la the evening by the hostesses
u the following who were Invile I
• be with Mias Brandt: M'a.
mb Melsrh. Mra. Julia Ludwig,
Henry Richter, Mra. Frank
**. Mr*. S A. Berner, M-s.
Jury Srhaal, Mr*. George Ftl•* . Mr*. George Daun and lh'.fiss-s Lucy Peter*, Katharine
Ml*. E. A. Doagla**, who exiint^a, Ira B. Wathep, Naomi
ulk.0. , — Ruth Ptllowa,— Annr ’pert* to leave Friday fur llacon,
Uiio iMIowa and Berth* Taktrn.

11.“ ?? c?***nt •"

J. K. Rinehart left Monday
morning for hi* home in Baltlmo.e,

Mrs Ira II. Davis ha* as her
true*l* for ten nay* live lot her,
tV. M ' Downing and his « hlldren
Mis. J. L. Lee und Harry Donning
of Atlanta.

Miss Brandt Is Given
Bridge Party Monday

1400 Mn-.- lia Avenue. Ladies
sigh scot rrite, an Italian pot­
tery pit, I, •;
Mr*. K. A
KcWtnan w' "it Dr. Ramuel PuleNet was nwatded high score
flit* srnnrii- the men which ws»
a tic.
, At Uh# &lt;- • - ?&lt;n of the bridge
|sm« s, *
&gt;t v * and c o ifo
■ »»» **rrri |,T •[,. hostess to a'l
The ( . ,.t* where the
. wen* * '-'ri sinad were
•darned with t|u-'IM«w or rs 11'■j** rosea in *h
i of pink an)
3 *bll* the laiii( war* mad* to
"(kaaeot b i d r l i , ' ' *&gt;w«r*.

P erso n a ls

Mrs. K. A. Douglass rxpert* to
leave Finlay fur Macon, Ga. suit
At until where she will spend
»«me time wills friends and re1st lies.

Clm'e Number Four of the
Methodist Church wil) five a
chicken supper at Ihr Lu-Betb
Cafeteria beginning at G:30 P. M.
MONDAY
The Tnilh Keekers' Class of
tba Firyl Methodist Church will
meet ‘at 3:30 o’clock at the home
• f Mr*. U. A. Smith, 217 East
TTiIrd Street, with Mr*. It. F.
Crenshaw, Mrs. W. M, MeKim,
Mrs. W- E. Well, Mr*. F. It.
Mitchell and Mra. Bessie Hutch-

rs. Hill Entertains
vening Bridge Club

Rewldence Telephone 4M-

m

tobaccos grow n. ■
C am els are always smooth a n d m ild.

s ’h ic .jV T s .^ v rs

C a m e ! quality is jea lou sly m aintained . . .

—depleting the old Gray, -Lina,
but th* memory e f them will
remain forever.
M r King WM 111 only a few
day*, but when tba summons
earn* ha waa ready. Odr leas
U lisavra’i gain.
RESOLVED FURTHER. Thai
a copy o f the** raeohrtlon* ha
sent to tha Herald far peMIcstlda.
•M
U the family, sad

by th e

world*s largest organization xo f expert tobacco men

„ ,, it

never varies.

Sm oke C a m els as liberally Tas y o u choose
w ill never tire y o u r taste.

_

. . . they

N o r do they eve r leave anjunp/easaut a fte r-ta ste *

Jacksonville were th* week-end
I mM. ad Mr and MmJ. S.|DritiT

Park Avamm. Mr. a^d Mra. Roaey
left Monday for 0 «U whsrs they
will opaod several H ft

i

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'7 rr." 'P 'l "
■- —*.!■ ,i.

i,

Father's Lauder
Ih H isIn ler^ leW
rvlaUrn
(Continned From fa t a One)
l C&lt;i U c » « l # l « w PWf* O u )
without adminds would be like a
Mm le**«*d within U&gt;« inftsied a .lot op objection* and ekplanafinancial conference without fi­
tlona.
Why
not
go
rifh
t
ahead
MM alne# tha effective dal* of lh«
nancial ' expert*.'’
rtfsUUona i n M i subject to ba- and &lt;1* it up In a bu*ln#*»-Ilk*
He did mimlt that admiral*
way
and
aay
nothing
about
ft?
"
1*C Mid for when destroyed ry*n
should bo kept In the background,
Young Edison could tough now.
ttmigh tflo state and th* national
and net allowed to dominate any
But he winched when be first
WgSUUv* bodlti ahovd provide
conference. But he denied that
received that note.
liktbanMMnt for eommoditla"
admirals dominate the BHtolh
"And read this one," he con­
In eradication work.
-.elegallmr aP jhw Oe#e*w khre^rz
tinued. "1 got it when I had .
^IrtimadlaLly upon tb* * stall ish- submitted to father a half sto len .,
Ilower conference.' •‘‘ I t - iv Incoo*
"clvabla.". ha aald,. “ that at the
JMtii of an .Infested son# all hoot matters." Edison, Sr, had writ­
.ile aeut1 tijn*.J-n*tnh *r~ iwttMwry
f JalU and vegetables found tbvre- ten: "But, Cheriea,.! -heee o k j .
l i i , or* ‘ aubjeet to confiscation ways found It beet to taka-up
men dominate or would be allow&lt;’d to dobdnato-aay government.
wharpvcr found. Undor thin inter- une thing and do. It. quickly and T u r 'certain that I) true hery,
prfUtlon Ui* Inipocton mar tab* settle It. An,| not to go over
nnd I should cmulder It »n 7
Savory fdtal *
»
l i ' charge boot frulto and v« to ­ * lot of. things e l. once."
tal/aa found .In Improperly screen.
' ^BM Pilatot inllkriy that (he some to not
Young EdUon, a tall, well- DaktJ Spinach
rut In the United States.
od truck* whan traveling In an In* built clean-out chap whose dark
Kalfi and Butler
Red
While Salad
Despite proteatatlona of peace
fooled tone. Grocery otorca mnk- Heir ie slightly tinged with gray,
Pumpkin Pit
idvocotee that naval reduction
Iftf dellrerleo within the infeoted cmiled reminiscently a* he re­
Demi-tasse
/hould b* dltenaaed In torma of
tom • ohould cortfully oboerva the called other "leisona" en buali&gt;eaea ati^ not In terms of war,
tOfuUtlona covering acrconlnr 'hr h i i ho received from hl*_i*th,_ .____ Six paopla can diaa vary wall on food preporod foe twa liacuatlun drifted naturally to the
art that ski,, purchase* of hoot or. He made It ptoln that hla dollar*, m witnaaa lha abor* menu. Rod pas for pnponag Um uibject o f the possibility of war.
frulto and v eg. tables art protect­ father I* a level-headed business food* arat
W an can ba fought with radueman a* well aa an Inventor and
ad armament*. Fciple can fight
ed In aoma other manner aaliabenefactor of mankind, remark­ “ Setwcy U t i l r Shred on* pound of ned cranberry aaue* tegeflW;wttl with atonei and slick*, if neeeafactory to lha Inopector.
ing that "he never worked on lamb, bctl or pork and brown (n IU enough mayonnaiae. to 0,01,1,0 vary.
The authority of lha HlateJI’lanl anything that could not be com. own fat In a frying pan. Add on* Serve in lettuce tup*,
cup of chopped celery and celery
PumPhit P it t Ml* two cupe can
“ I f armament* are reduced to
Board hao been looted ond proved merclallted."
*
.
imall portion*, It meant that In
In port Inspection* and the Cltrue
ha rvrnt of conflict, the coun­
Ranker eradication project. The Inspector In charge upon deterand one-half ttaipoou* jringer an* try beat equipped to torn out
one teaspoon cinnamon. Stir in tort, war material* quickly wilt have
authority o f the Federal I nopec- mlimtlon of fraudulent statement!
well-beaten egg yolk* and,,w° e°P a decided advantage."
tort hao b»en tooted and proved by cither grower or'shlppir and
milk. Fold In three riiffl/ b «tei
in p o ^ Inapecllono, the Cltrue the riunmodily canflaceted wher­
M r Uridgemen is .retiring from
egg white*.
Turn into * pto**
canker eradication pink boll worn- ever located en route.
lined with paltry and baba tor «l the House of Common* and
therefor*
from
active
politics
quarantine, and other*.
Location* nnd distances wif. be
leen minute* In a. temperature a
450 degree* P , reducing It *1 lb- this month. If* leaves tha o f­
Instruct lone To Growers And
baanl entirely upon meaaunend of tha| time to 3 B degree* *r- fice of flint lord of the admir­
mrnta nnd map* mauAby competent
Shippers
baking until don* — about lbl&gt;o alty full of hope for Internation­
Shipper must adpply the Inipcc- rnginrrni ami never upon odo­
al agrferoynt en Ih* limitation of
tor with a Hat of a rower* loading meter reeding* of car* or upon
mTolri coal* for the foods are naval armaments In the near fu­
into a car with the n*m, and the ■Uni aten. The moat accurst^ mapt
Savory meat, 60 cent*; baked apin ture, even liefare the end of the
•cb. 29 centli baked poUtuca. - year.
•Xact Irgnl location of the pram- poaaibleTo secure are being u&gt;ed
cents; roll* and bnttyr- &gt;* cents; ret
by the inspector In charge. The
“ It seem* 'to rrr." h# aald,
and while salad, 25 centt; pumpkli
eegctahla being loaded lhko car burd n of proof recta with the
pie, 55 centi; coffee, I cents; -otal •‘that, if lb* people who algned
lha Kellogg pact bean what they
before a permit will be Issued for grower end the shipper and not
aay, neither An srlea nor our­
with the Inspector In chafga.
the movement of the car.
selves are going Into nn nggrenBecause of the heavy infesta­
If, after permitting, a ahlpment
slv* war. And the earn# applies
Is found to contain host frulto or tion forming n line of Infested
to other signers. This certainly
vegetable produced and loaded tone* southward from Sanford

meeting of, Uw Atatefcta
commission her*.

■tudy

caue:i of crim* m m S T
cut*Ion at the confkrenre M
•d by M tto M B y T fc y la M
tion authorised Jndg* A.w
kua of Uilweakaa,‘ Ita ahl
to appoint a commit!** eg

A-Two Dollar DinnertFotiSu

contrary to regulations It may h)
confiscated wherever locatTd,
Host fruit or vegetable* founJ
to have been packid In a packing
house not complying, with the reg­
ulations governing the disposal of
c u lt nr* subjtet to confiscation
an route wherever located.
Root fruits or vegetable* found
to have originated from premises
not observing regulations govern,
ing the disposition o f ripe and rip
ening hoat fruits nnd vegetable
are subject to confiscation rt&gt;
rout* whrrev. r located.
A permit that has In-eri Issued
for,.th , roetrtoitfftL of..bait fruit
or vg&lt; tables nmy lie voiced by the

making a barrier between the ter­
ritory rust of Hanford and that
territory we-l of Hanford no fu r
ther movement of hoat fruits ot
vegetabba will be permitted from
•he section other than where
irnwn.' Thus a commodity grown
west or Sanford mpintlw shippnl
from point* west of Sanford, and
a commodity grown tast of
Sanford
mu s t
be
shipped
frrni points &lt;a*l of Sanford. Till,
do n not apply to green tomatoes,
•inre they may tie loaded at points
within an Infested none if the
grower ohservti the regulation
coasting riue.-aa ripening-host
fruit, and vegetables.

Detective Is Killed
By Chicago. Gunmen
fINH)
CHICAGO, May 22.
Policeman Joseph Sullivan, a de­
tective bureau "nee” working undir deputy commissioner of I’oilie
John Siege, was found shot t»
death today, a supposed victim of
n kidnaping gang which murdered
delirtive Hay Martin last week.
Sullivan was assigned to invesll.
gnte the l.'lling of Martin, alnln
when ho tried to trap extortionists
seeking to en’Jecl 110,000 for lih» rating Philip -Dlumenthal, west.
thy
former bootlegger.
Shot

through the litad, Sullivan was
found dead nt the wheel of nreupe
parked In front of a building on
West I’ulk Street,
() UNVEIL PLAN E

SEAPLANE CAPSIZES
PARIS, May 22— (IN S )—Four

■Muring km year, and hew it eoahkd jam to keep the children out
eg door* practically all the time?
Yon c m repeat this summer, and
tadld np o“ but yeti's experience.
•net V tn Sandwich**
How's the vacuum bottle) In
good condition ? F in I W u It big
aaoMk kat summer, or would you
k w Med to be able to have twice
tfa quantity of cold drinks? And the
tench kit? A bit ruity? Why not
■tfiah It op now end not emit for
(hat Beet maaner day when Jon Just
exert itay indoors, but limply have
to go and sat somewhere outside?
prisons• were A-owned when n
commercial seaplane eapaslsed In
the harbor qf
Algiers, North
Africa, today, sabl a dispatch frv.n
that iity. The pilot w u saved.GUANTKI1 DIVORCE

billon between i r f t n ' p h ili*.
menta and crihaJ facraoay,
finlah this aunray I f It n # w
two'or thro* years.

H en pn aoma Unusual mudak*
spread*.
• "

Tuna** and Uurkmom Smd-

trir* ■ Shred a can of cooked tonga*
and add half a can: OMtoopped

Another result at-the. cuaritHan*
wa* .to appoint a cuauaKtoa tw re*
■olutlona to Ipyygtlgnta cona­
tion* revealed and from that
study to outline a program eg
continuous reason* and .wndh.

Ublcfflon of ^Thousand Island
Dressing. This miature ton b#n**|
between either whlta or whole a t m
bread. ’
-4
Salmon ond Btp Sandwich t O u $
two hard cooked egga and add e»
the minced content* o f oat Utafl
can of salmon. Add One tahliipean
of anchovy paste, ooe-eitWh lew*
■poon lemon Juice and fear table*
apooni mayonnali*. ChiU and i tread

MacKenzie Death la

— (IN S )— Col. Charles A. Lind­
bergh took o ff this afternoon In
hi* amphibian plan* for an unaaounled destination, believed to b*
either New York or Old Orthard
beach, where the America-to-Rocn*
airplane Green Flash ■walls suit­
able wtalher'for it* start.

LONDON, May 22. — (IN S )—
CANDONESB W IN
Mm*. Tattrarinl, lha fatmoua opera
singer, has been granted a .'egnl
WASHINGTON, May 22. separation from her husband, Pie­
tro Vernatl, on ground* of Incom­ (IN S )— The Cantonese army has
patibility of temperament and In- defeated the Kwangal army, cap­
turing 6,000 prisoner! and a quan­
tity of war materials, American
Consul General Jenkins, at Canton
today reported to tha State De­
LIN D Y HOPS OFF
partment. He had been officially
NORTH HAVEN, Me., May 22. Informed by the Cantonese.

ESBURCn, F U , M ar XL —
- Dr. W. A. MMKSapVelO
(IN S ))—
Ma4K*i(^e,l«
time* tanyoy of Lgaa^ffg « d «
prominent figure In atato ptiaUca
cam* to hla death from na * neddental gunshot wound, according ts
the finding* of a eoroW rt " j i r i
after n two-day lnv**UgntfM^&gt;T
MacKenil* was found drarMjSkii
horn# her* Monday. Jt v-J^w daclosed ha wea cl toning a H t f t t
when ilt* w *vq n , f M* oO. ’
n * »P

OAKLAND, Cel, Mair t t (1N S )-W h ile
flying
bqtwtoi
Kano and Oakland, * IS p***sngtl
til-motored Boeing Al'r Trwntomc
Company mall plan* M M ttH ln
and wea destroyed noer Elko, Jf-.v
and mede a forced Undine today
according to we.rd reft Irad .Ike*
Seven passengers and two j f t u

NEW YORK, May 22- (IN S )Tin- monoplane Kreman, in which
Hie Atlantic was spanned from
M il to we;I, whs unveiled a’
Grand Gcrtrol Station her* gislurdny aflirnorn.
Major James J. Walker and
rolancl James II. Fltknaurire,
rn-pt ot— o n --th e- ■transatlantic
fligfil, unveiled the historic plsne.

THURSDAYffiMORNING
IW
thin Thurndny .Mnrning Shopping G uide— it w ill hjivp you |imt* jinti mnney. T h e min nre ncctHHitrlly
small brcaui e the o ffe r in g s ir r genuine bttrgulnM tintl there I t little or no p ro fit fo r the m errhant. Thin
guide w ill uppeu.' In T ltc H erald e v e ry Wednenday a fternuan— w a lrh h r I f!

HAIR TRIM, SHAMPOO

SPJXiAL RKDUCT10NS
on all

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Mi-LAI)V’S SHOPPE

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This Ih
25c Day
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A Cfcf*
u ^ l ’c w M t f t
'f t 'o „ , 2 5 c
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Morning
Special

59c

B. L. Perkinfl
'hurnday Only

E . F ln it

Hi.

Special Thursday Morning
,6nx Hrctvt or &lt;^mt Kent uu on Thuru
day moaning will be cleaned tor.

$1.00
. LANEY DRY CLEANING
CO.
Rhone 465

GRADUATION GIFTS

Fee Our GrudiMtinn .Glfln
llcfure lluylng

50c New Mix
Tooth
O ff*
1‘mtle. u p e tO U l

Sanford Drug Co.
BIG I

I'hmu’H

(125

(Watch

500 YARDS
Fine Figured

This Guide

VOILES
Guurunlt;ed funl rulorw

3 YARDS

5(lc Ijtlhrrlle
Shaving ( ‘ream,
Fpecinl

Wednesday

FAN-AM^ ryaopree* sad j
mb. Ahaad at army PAN-AM

*1 Medical ed
Alcohol ’ £■ A
Special ... D U *

Laney Drug
Store
,

VM^AU

E. First SL
Phone 103

ENJOY YOU It THURSDAY HALF*
HOLIDAY HWIM A T THE

LAKE MARY CASINO
New Water Slid*— DnUtlttg Beach
SPECIAL LOW PRICES
Wool Still and Hath Room 25c
paenu’ lOc—Children Under 10 Frc«

FREE USE O F POOL TO
THOSE COMING IN OWN
SUITS

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L A S S I FISilt SE C T IO N
i i ij y
&lt;WT I W A N T AD BATES
Sanford Dally Dtrald
T a n d a tC a ii

W Advanen

•&lt;*». will 6 , M « l n d
* * o C eaUgclJr.aeti
ImmediaUly for paymrnt
1 T im a ---------------10c a lino
Time* ,------- ------ to a 11m
T1bi*o ____ ,_______ 7e a llaa
■ T toa rate* ' on rtqceit.
Tka reduced ratca am for.
annioeuUva Insertion*.
Flra ward* of a v tra n langlh
aro rottfjUd a lino,
No ad under &gt; Unto accepted.
All adrirtialnr la rnatrictad
.to proper daaalflcatlon.
! f an error la mado Tho
Sanford Uorald will bo reiponaiblo for only one irxorreet Inter!Ion, tho advertUer
for. aubtequent Iniertinna. Tha
office ohoold bo notified Im­
mediately Is cu e of error

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TO ADVBRT1SKUS
. A
n etild
rrprrtenlallve
thoroughly familiar with rataa,
rule* and . tlaiaiflcaliun will
ItWo you complete Information.
inform*
And If ydu'wlih, they w ill*..
,*lit yon In warding your want
ad to mako It mom effective.

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—-Announcctncnu
Ter1*
s a n p o s o nnuo co.
,-Wa’ Deliver—Phone 328
IS .WHATEVER you turd for
paint* and rarnl.hc*, thin tiurc
glvri you the quality with a nal final reputation such n&gt; Veluminu, the waihibl- wal. paint and
| WaterFpar, the waterproof var/j*U nlih. K&lt;id by SANFORD PAINT
a * 1 u W A LL PAPER Co- m i tV.
tb . ■ F im St. Need n painter! fa ll 3 «
* *
I. 1. 1 AI.UUTT, paint r and
Pa|ier Hanger. Public Soil, fit#*•
nii'Hcighta.
Kim.SCRlIiEll.s’ PLEASE~NO T.
ICE— If you foil In pel your
pajn-r Mi mV notify Circulation
'Dr partniSpt before fi
A
iprciul ileVcry iVrid.aJ* if, njalif
. talnrd until tjifit "'IR -itye will be
'■led to rend JVur•TI*V:»I.| by i*prr
IHL nere-nrer- tf ~tt tin*' not— n r"
riictL ( ’imitation (' ,IK
lb-part inent,
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FOR SALE—Jerwy
I'hone 471— W.

m
R u th B r y a n Q w e n H a s W o n

10— Livestock
milk

row.

Success I n F i r s t T e r m In

10 B — R abbits

C o n g re s s A n d Is. B ig H i t

roe

BABBITS
SA LE -ecdlfrcod
and regtetaord breeding itock,'
*2*6 young pew rred itock ellfIble
{or
registration.
Chinchillas,
ebita bluo eyed bere rani and New
Zealand Wnitea. S t Johna Rah{try. Indian Hound Villas*, Ban•ard. P. O. Box. 63*.
12— W anted
W^NTE D—Home laundry work.
Damp and flnUhed. Will call
for and deliver. Jennie Hinton,
Phone 2704.
IB— Apartm ent F o r Kent
CLEkfCNTS
APTS.—012 I*ark
Ave. Apta. for rent available
Apr. 1. Apply A p t I.
Fur nit bed Apartment lor rent—
Park Apt*.—Park Ave. and
18th S t Frigidalro. Kent rraeontble. Phone 742—J.
FOR RENT, FnntUbrd room* on
eecond floor of Herald building
Can h, rented on a very rcaronabte baili. Inquire of Foreman,
The Herald.
FOR R E N T-Xarge and amall
Apt. Landry Apia. Alao 3room houte on 10th and Magnolia.
Apply A p t No 4. lamglry Apia.
Cal) 023 J. Summer Rate*.
FURNISHED MODERN apart­
ment. 5 nice Urge rotim*. «l«o
enrage, tiood locution. Rent very
irAtonabL. Impair 2300 Mellonijfle Arc.
FOR RENT —Double garage apartrrenl, I4K&gt; Oak,
with all
.-onvrnlrnco. Ideal location. In,mullato p:s»M*lonP See- S. W.
Bradford.

16— I louses for (lent
FOR RENT— Furntiih.il 6 room
Uou*n. !(J7 (Tligh Stn-et. Ibiublc
garage. Ail*Improvement See Mr.
Unrg at Herald.

FOIl REST .Mltm lie ly furnlih( i f iiiiin • ut it very ivaMinalile
price to teliixd ndult lamlly.
Muat’ 1h&gt; m» ui to Ire appr, rleted.
B. N. T lIP P L R
Sign* of all Nehr Farrral Iaik» JIoic-l. H, U.
kinds. Ia'«,Sati)WI l’ isnl end Lnw^ort, M2 Onion Avr.
Wall Paper C*. Phone .'U-'3
FllR RENT— Five room rottugv
nt 2121 * Palmetto
Avenue.
L o s t anfi Fobnd *
«20.00 niitithly, Intiulru at Herald
^ K iST—IlUt-LtUK* ' P U P ? ~ » l » office.
'/iionth* nil, dark tirlinlle, weigh*
nboiit ttvirdy pound*. jlntartt,- Ill— MluerllanrouK F or Sale
i.A IIN t'll 20 t O. ( heap fur • n»H.
I,let I (' r fi-hirg pat lie?. J. ALOST— Wh’te ll- Id Dinn r liln'j
with tvy.i ritameml* nt I tirve Rewlr, D/tni!n.
tApphirt*. Finder t-l-u.*r riturn tu Ft lit SALK Nir r'^lfning m m
Lythe Erwin. cttt&gt; tbc II r-ld.
tiiHe, pi o l rifiiueraloi. F«n
Sedan, oiler .nitb b ; . Will ted
LOFT— Shill rim glnciri. Finde.'
pli-.iae it turn tn Lilly, SiiiRli't i.unuioble. Phone 723—" or rul
llell-er Sluip, an,| n r iv, i.'woril. |||n I hi niiitmini Avr.

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L E G A L N O T IC E S
DODOE
v u t ii i : F «it I't tiu t iT»*w
Piraier* rare and Uraham trurka.1
Film and 13th Street, Phone 3. m 'r'v tiV w l:V r'n r t t n i i v t h »
DID YOU KNOW TH AT YOU
CAN GET YOUR CLOSED
CAR TOP REPAIRED WHEN
IT NEEDS IT A T SANFORD
no velty
w orks
ns
no.
FRENCH AVE.
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ii.inii**ie.i't IlMlry, N’i. i-riiv*. to*
t: I S o( NW l-t. rt.,..lon fa 1HWH.
•Ibp 5*i K IMna* -i I.. T.tllaba*
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intrntiuu
in iiiuer ■Tm «"Tyjit
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almii
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t — llu sin eM S ervice
n u t C'lrrun Cmnt. Ml *..1, 1.101
e'lnriUa, Ol, tlii, IIIL .lay ui junv
WIGHT TR IN T SHOP
l»I».
tmon * *■ v i l t i e v i :
• N A P P Y e«r*ca on any thing in It Vtnlnwnl
d. lim n.III. ol tlolila, t-hiiM*
prlntina. A shone m l will gol \ &gt;: miiji.vs , ..I -ioin-vh, Florida
i* le iMKU.lir. of Uvona. Fiorldc
your maw. Fbf ne 417— W. V 1UU- ri
.N. HtlTTON. of IM-naVa. Vl-iota.
.ilium .l; i.' CHUM
Mod A m . •
iltgiiler
It LOCKS—Irrigatler Cl n i „ l , . m . Ml iW M ltTI.
j " /«BUILDING
i
T ll i ii li . J l l i i l l t i . e i i i i i n
hoxee and i \ neMl ecmrnt work.
kiiHtvm.t: «n i v t t . .t i t i : i d
Iroelt Concrete Co. J. E. Ter1-i.nuiiiv l\ i i i k w i a i ,
H IV Tl&gt; t»*firi.u s | . Mllll Til kill,
•lllegrr, Prun. 3rd and Elia.
it Iv. v a n .si:ii-t. .....i&gt;HtiniHjL A jvK Y ^
STORE— Prr u. li in .vx'H a»4 MM.IK IJ. RYAKa
aeilaUuMA
irugi, soda, wa
ANV. * eb.iinnaibin, Tro*.
' ‘ k n i i M g i ■ your pboew. Call
Jr (!'!. '! n\ t iKhit'*,!|lteU(VI'r
1M.
A liTHl'll * I.ANU nM A V. lie,
a,.q I, W I’lililit i l l
IKHKITDV
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*■* f — H elp W an ted (F e m a le )
lit hituauta
a .v- lift ^r.\T|;C?»r/ T iW m r A TUI &lt;11.
I* i:% A Hi Htid Lli.I.IEh. r.\ \S .
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r , » id A \* n ’t -ifw.**’ *
HimHi*i|, XlitigJsHi'aiUiaM'lIn, 4toll li. V*
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i ►,V:«:V. ku u i k h«i »•4
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!&gt;.»•A DM Hi Hrw York tM|.
'* HAVE ONE*i:t‘iRE OPEN'NG fm
N* t t *»rk.
Halt &gt;41*11* 41&gt;Ukf |l| AffM#kl| Mini
. joyofi-buly.wloi want* tn letrn tfi
itii' PAftN’.lp n l U"*
&gt;*+
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a yuud trad*. A^ipiy to .fotvius.i nfirr/ I HA|| 11*v Muff vf Kl#r1til« SUf
■ inhI I In i r !■&lt; Hu ■&gt;ti * n&lt; Ilf* M*l*
J if riitfiiM iHii ittrtic «)f lit* Hal*
al Herald offkr.
I *f
**« W|M*I| tehl” MI would
u. and ite'h uf fuui; In ii i mii wal
tul nl &gt;«»u i f f bum llvlni out at
Uu UUUjf tet-IfMMdaii
til »#!*• ■ RU I 1*4*1 |’(D«e»«
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t;i«N •. kla telfr.
6— Ilrlp Wanted (Male)
Ollkpr klitrl,
lilkUarltw. Ibal 1k&lt; Atldir"
l*4jM.ikr J*,
[)Y S WANTED TO SELL THE li- tit }*** ft
l &gt;9 Wlf«o if KulU D ll. &amp;( l*--*
IIEKALIL—Smart huitlcrt cun
V*»f k Lit). N« '*
fkA W ernta wad mot* each j »’7kr
TIt
HIK Tuo, and *t«k * irnoor. Mutt lie neat and po- f m.i . N, 1*., If rluta. aini 11111* ds
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— * III Mur ''all
ad . In nitrnr.’Hrna.
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tl •Vun
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3nl duf ftf lunl A* |l, f t ! ’,
W ANTED -Tha namva i f aevend uni im ti And ihrfc fi ll**' Rm **i ( m
lull Ilf i *Hn|iLl(i • tliM'il * I
ynvrtir n«n and l» y * between lilt*
««jH.f'tpi'| &gt;*»i». * )*m 1Urn-in fit if
tW air a of lb and tu for lleraM
n tltro# ftTii ri’iDrswa f;i&gt;l
ih I
fills
route a. G ild pay, averogo M or fib||i rii
1*4 i'fiV M 1^«l -ll'lt I'ltSlIuli
afternoon w^rk. kf imWi»A»4 fifew v w iffc fiu ; • «♦

One o f I he Krcalcsl fcnluirs^or
( liissifird ndvcrfisinir In Ihr low
ctml. For only n few cents you ran
put your messnue licforc IhulwantUThiw low rust permits a Inrcc profH— (hat Is one reason why Ilcrnltl
Has.si fit'll ads are popular.
0

Urttartlless of your “ wanl” . . . If
i| he lo sell or buy or whatnot
. . . . flrnild classified uds offer
you the tpiekest, cheapest and
most effective method- Test otic to­
day I

H e r a ld C la s s ifie d A d s
R each Thousands
They I*ay—Phone 148
fret- citernineiil." -utd NorrD"The power trust
meanwhile
ikies not, foget nnyttdng. They mo
nit above looking after the lil.ic
r - , n w i a —,- » ib a liy iq Uw-eratlle. They tike eare

NORRIS RESUMES
UTILITY EXPOSE
BEFORE SENATE - r t t .,!r : r ™

i---Jy. — TFry— rrbt—up - tn villaxu
elect Ione u will
n lm nil
rlyelion*.
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Tin y on-, m l) b"iigbl grrnH
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m \%4|mjin .!• itt |ini*ton nml
Ui
|niit* i i tlii4 c u n tiy, (nil Jflf "Vre mi* nut Indin liiWit iiru llk y Idly
fin'll \«hn lire riitiiiittg t!*«• xilLirc
It) William h. llutchinMin.
tin liv»n* for irumilmcM in tin t
Ilrrnationnl News Sirvl.e
lo ili fml the it mi v-lm ‘-Inml r&lt; •»
.Stall ('orre-ptinilrtit.
WASHINGTON,
Nay
22- -; t tnlferm nf lower ib . tile
Wamiuii tin' tmtiim to In- nn It? |rl'te
r
purer t ntp*‘
. int
v'uaitl uenlnal tin- p, wer ol tin (t « v«*r^ I* m*I *■( netivity If it * i :i
enittor li, irgr \\ Nnrrl*.
meti. p* lit m
Ihry itfenl »
[ Nebra kn, ei'Mimrd yeiU-liliy tnki In iletin- vv|.) • mal nil ill
;» ivjn, i ,»f 'In WHeaptea. | uni- by «l&gt;'rll Hoy .... buy it. If it i

T II Of Tower Trust
Activity In FoliUcn,
*, KducationAncJI’rc.HA

.flea........... public unity i n f . rata
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'
,
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.
Bn i |o the ba ll utility field I
in pi litir.v, tie field ol tilUrulnja (|&gt;l ( l ..
tud ‘.He new* payer world.
Am* dr*' tin* *turtllnif ebaigi1*
N &lt; iiii gave lli,. S untv a run.- .r „ih' y
S ii-. tvlilib b,. -nr
ilete te.iume of ,.11 pjw tr company ] ji'.rlr.itill , i
by iororil« nt .i
etivilie* brought l , light within I , J,., ,1l iode (ViniMlIaalnn
.1’
recent year*, lie told of money quj^y
|,y v l‘n*r riser.1-, v n
livid tn Influence ibildrcn tu the thid;
tublie *rle ■1&lt; and of uiimey s|M'nl
Tin- p- wer tni«t fried to bn)1
Inly neWH&gt;0|Dr*.
tie C pti I vnd PI tin lb-nlrr onj lbThe in»urgent je n lc ri a.tniknn ||u,-lin
t offering SlllJK# mi"
iw power tttuvt by u tvyn-ila; f r
i er‘ 1. tn the Senate, prtilmbly
,\ g n imiii.ivni fund vv .» •• l a Id*
»: I Im the bail* for »i»ngrr#*lnlial ■fi&gt;r
,
1 -tlon tn lull the ariiHiemeid nf j
tl,At n
ui»*|ia,u i , i.y — riiiblu
utiliiiri. - t--„c ht mnrttfti*“ white tut t if w m
Ncrri* was Jrlnr-J by
half ilnien n,n,t*.
|«s tiinei-,
tber »enntnre in ftrploring reeent
Some* nf tS tir Imucht n*" ■
Vvrlr'ioni of how- the Infei
nit|a*r- Hl,| lb- power lm »l fiiieivatUnal Payer and P* wer Cum- eal when makine nvarer»bi»l Ipany h»| piirehawd eleven dut'y '.ui nv tn ‘ hi- pmInf (tec rlppnrl meet.
taper i.
An eUliJql'C of. the t bk'igo
“ A free p m * ii lh* keyatone to Jiiini.nl p tjunsl bnn-i'll by e|ai&gt;»Ing tn own Ib- inteieM in ll-'
rnprr. whb'h nilU a'y » ' i » be. I
L K G A I* A1»S
by the pnwi'r ttllHt.
Tb(. r 'it - of Msino U eontrdl...at ..1 *1. 1.1 l*fmill l oin l lt,l» *1
• d I.V the i-.wer In n l nml pilMi.
. f .*.oiil. v l&gt; iv:»
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V. i; mi .’ ••li. \*»-*
tllllitie* diet Ite it* rlreli'ii-,
r b ik oi no- r-.ri
K .lll
Th |h,w it trinvt ror’.tof* Inwn
Jlle|l(*L*1 « **• *•*•
1-UillMH.i: eiM MTt 1'U d lllM *n,l hi** i re"——le * t-- e “ -u tiiieol
III V »l Vv Ifl.l.fc •' .1' f a 'tat.' utility l w o r F ir - i &gt;iA* it HHvlD.V
Inn hf H Mat- Utility rommi*ri -n.
a dn-ti.i f'.e iron.p an. nil
In Nibimka. the |h.w . r Mu t
vn T III!
•e-ilr- 1* li.t(dd ' given lhal '■-« ,.n-rl-d n itat- Ian fnU'iilditi'i
^•'r'oM.Vr'T'..’,
i
-v«u ieittn a» » . - , ( t t n m « r..
and i*'» i&lt;*i.iiiiDif'r«uut» FImi'UIn. •* j m i lotion U voml l ily
tlh**
1ikr
m il n MUId,i HirrMun in
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tl
Jvnjo
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are
allnwi-l
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11,(- i *4i| h ID !*•••. in H.tii umvo
I o ccmopnln
r *Uowr
( ■Fit Fi**., ••ti
. J(i»ii‘, ini •n e r r tilr nil or r tFivr'atr.
Ilf*. I-I Ihr tiMUteinic. »uvidl*r.
In rr'umlng hi* rnerch tp.li),
Til*- CdMlIiH*1 lll»*f •*11 7lf* •O'
, fiprit M •l - «*fi*inif i f Frv.ilnoit , \i.rria id an mil In &gt;eUl- nth r a- ■
f.tr n in-1 t*»*t i»f *mV
Ito'
r ilih-r |«» hlMflnf)
mi t-Iflyltir* of (he p n l'j; utilitir*. Hie
f# Ml fit NTf *ifl*•« ^ of 'Mil*., null
-nn h liy Wer tally w *« nne i f lbe
j 1 *jU|*i 't !*■1111in" nf *14ill «ii|.
Th*1 l!o«r«l rfyrr'irrf' *h** i Ik in I**
i f ’ i*n miy «r #*fl tilAki %Viln»A itif l»"rc »t “ o-vr- Dm-'* tm-c hi rkuy ami ..rfuM.il r*nl U*Ir tin*, -i*ri« in th- R e -'*- I" " - b- “ M
of Mas A JA IJI*
k-» l-j-n meaedei enly. llBMW
Ibt-ALl
ntlbuiler*.
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W . H . LONG
MEAT MARKET
231 B. F I R S T S T .

Elton J. Moughlbn
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»«.(» wHllrn b) MidicM llJltfl ■* life r«|ui\ ulrtit uf mi l in t ion it*
i.juvtt u touitii
V |l|r~
YMk -V^ISIUU. M m U . ^r
Tor Jlvrliutu ytm urtpp ti» •
trlir wwkIV A P in N G T O N D M f '2 ft-tt -1* litm-Smtlhr
ist:iMi&gt;hid now beyond ravil that n.l». IH f r«uttlt 4*nugiraatnn.&lt;
iver. tk'.-bf.*
t fl'i'
llfNlX
n fitet termer In »'«&gt;n«rv»» may be ll i 'l i l 't
■omiethlng
beibiea a pnlitii-al. Smith.
,Mri, Uu**n w: h i !i t it'll.
Irgi.lntlvr at«d ns-tal nonentity
Her plftte m I'tfitpri 'A mitt* ii Is
A th i minx Woman h i* amile.l
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William A my mi Hum nIh* forffiltM hi*i
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STA TE A N D COUNTY TA X
B O O K S CLO SE JU N E FIRST
'The rniuTLNinn of time fm* the pnyinen*
cf State and County tuxe.s, as previded
by the lcglHlature, will expire with May

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SINCLAIR REFINING CO.
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31st. Section 2 of the Act provides
“THAT ON JUNE

FIRST, FJ2S, TIIE

TAX COLLECTORS - SHALL CLOSE
THEIR BOORS AND SHALL IMME­
DIATELY PROCEED TO ADVERTISE

C LA SSIFIED
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

AND SELL AS PROVIDED HY LAW
ALL LANDS UPON W lijc H TAXES
HAVE NOT BEEN PAIli, AND TO
LEVY ON AND SELL ALL PERSONAL
PROPERTY U P O N

WlllCH

THE

TAXES HAVE NOT BEEN. PAID.”
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?i'Oi)crty ownero who have not paid
iir taxes v/ill please take notice that
Tax Recks will clcee June First ns pro­
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