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FORT MYERS NEWS-PRESS PAGE FIVE TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 16. 19 2. JUDGE CARDOZO WILL SAMARITAN HOUSE APPROVES NEW EMERGENCY CREDIT MEASURE 50,000 CHINESE AWAIT ATTACKS BY JAPAN FORCE OCCOPY U.S. SUPREME JOHN D.

FEELS MUCH BETTER. PLAYS MORE GOLF, RECITES POEM Knpiilly KfMMvrriii From Slight Cold, 1om For lMclure ministration of the reserve board of what shall be considered eligible. Of the 350 voting for the bill, 167 were republicans, 182 democrats and one was the farmer-laborite, Kvale of Minnesota. The fifteen voting against were: democrats: Wanton, Patman, Sanders and Williams of Texas; Howard, Nebraska; Shannon and Komjtio, Missouri. Republicans: Am He, Wlthrow, Schneider, Peavey of Wisconsin; Tlnkham, Massachusetts; LaGuardia, New York; Raldridge, Nebraska, and McFudden, Pennsylvania.

To E50isioctatl Voters A I hereby announce myself as a Candidate for tho Office of Clerk of Circuit Court of Lee Couoty, Florida, subject to the Democratic Primary next June. I have served as Chief Deputy In this office since July 19 25. except for fifteen days aa Acting Clerk, and If elected I will give you honest, faithful, efficient and courteous service. I respectfully solicit your vote and support. A.

M. Odom (Paid Political Adv.) ORMON'D riKACII, Feb. 1 John D. Rockefeller, felt so good today he lengthened his gulf game by two holes and recited poem. ftapiiHy recovering full strentrlh after his slinht cold, he declared he felt "wonderful." So he played four holes instead of two.

He chided J. 1'. White, Cleveland, one of his playing companions, about losing a recent match in the Ormond Ueaeh golf chain-pionship, on the llith hole after White had been four up and four to go. "It was incredible," Mr. Rockefeller said.

"You must hnve been thinking of your home." Without further explanation of bis remark, Mr- Rockefeller started to recite a verse- "You were thinking of your bower, "Your home and fragrant flowers" he heiun and then pri- eeoeii wiui uie poelry. I tm mmm mm ttm MIAMI FLORIDA "The year-round playground" 11 A INGT 0 "Miami's Most Popular Hotel" Year Hound Hates $2.00 $2.50 $3.00 Single $3.00 $4.00 $5.00 Double No Higher Kates AH rooms with private hath Service, efficiency, courtesy, cleanliness, hospitality, economy and honesty are the cardinal principles upon which the popularity of the Hotel Leamington lias been built. Alfred Simons, Proprietor J. Fred Hi unner, Manager (Continued from Page One) for the first time in this congress the drastic right of the house to suspend the rules to accelerate action. The hill has a potential credit power of 000,000, 000, according to a statement of Secretary Mills before the house banking committee.

In freeing in gold it makes possible the ('itilck Issuance of In fedeal reserve 'notes. Designed For Confidence Destined to restore confidence in the nation's economic life and to dispel the fears of bankers and depositors alike, the legislation makes uvailable ftr-nds for banks that now have no paper eligible for rediscount. 4 The bill's life is for one year although an effort Is to bo made in the senate to make it possible to extend the act for a second year. It provides that groups of five or more independent banks may borrow money on demand or promissory notes from the federal icsorve hanks upon the approval of a majority of the federal re-scve board. Government obligations, both bonds and short term lecuiities.

are made eligible for rediscount puriDses. hut foreign are barred. Any hank members of the ed ral reserve system that have no paper eligible for rediscount purposes or acceptable ussets available to obtain credit accommodations may borrow on time or demand promissory notes from Hi" svstem on the approval of a majority of the board, Chairman Steagnll explained to the house, that a similar measure had been recommended for year-s by lie democratic members of the banking committee. A score of republicans and democrats spoke for the bill. Hep.

McFadden. republican, Pennsylvania, 'charged the bill repealed two safeguards of the system, the eligibility of paper and the ad Don't Miss BOMB INTENDED FOR MUSSOLINI OR POPE FOUND (Continued from Page One) the basilica had it thoroughly Inspected last Wednesday, the day before Premier Mussolini visited St. Peter'B after calling on the pope for the first time In his career. They said the bomb was not there then. Hence, it either was placed there the follow ing day, when II Duce knelt and prayed at the central altar, or the next day when the pope appeared to celebrate the tenth anniversary of his coronation.

The bomb, a package about the size of a shoo box, created a tremendous blast when it was set off and experts estimated that it generated sufficient force to have lifted off its pedestal tho massive bronz lion under which It had been hidden. Some 2,000 persons were present when the Italian premier appeared in the basilica Thursday, bu all were subjected to carefyl scrutlny-before entering. The pontiff went to the cathedral the following day to celebrate the tenth anniversary of his coronation and he was home to the central altar in the dictatorial chair. The sacred college of cardinals and other church dignitaries Immediately preceded hi in and some 35,000 persons were looking on. with snriiurlv IE New York Juris-t ric valel By PrrsioVnt Hooker To Highest Court WASHINGTON, Feb.

13.P) The supreme court seat vacated I by the venerable and beloved I Oliver Wendell Holmes was giv-'en today to Benjamin Nathan Car- dozo, chief judge of the New York state court of appeals- Hailed in the senate by leaders of all group as a liberal worthy of carrying on the traditions of Holmes, he was assured of confirmation by a universality of endorsement. In his 20 years on the New York state court benches. Judge Cardoza has claimed national attention by his decisions. President Hoover chose the 61-year-old New York justice who is a democrat and a Jew after weeks of canvassing for a man of the Holmes legal and political philosophy. He reached his decision today and the nomination was promptly submitted for confirmation.

It will come up in committee next week. In selecting Cardozo, President Hoover disregarded sectional and political lines. New York already had two of its citizens on the supreme court -Chief Justice Hughes and Justice Harlan F. Stone. The political makeup of tho court now becomes five republicans and four democrats.

Jus tice Holmes wus a republican- tor the tirst time, two members of the Jewish race, will sit with the highest tribunal. BAR-B-Q SENIOR "BOOTH l.ee County pair Fund lie nclll Annual "2 I 1 1 I 1 A i i i i Fort Myers BENCH AFTER HOLMES northerly along CJulf of Mexico to the south-west ISW) corner of section thirteen (13) township forty-seven (47 1 south of Range twenty-four (241 thence east to point of beginning. And there is hereby established a voting ami foiling precinct for said Election hint Kegistrution district Number Thirteen 113) ut the office of Bonita Land Company: Election and Registration district Number twenty 1201. to be known as Cocoanut, bounded and described a follows: Beginning at tite south-west corner of section thirteen (13) township forty-seven (471 south of Range twenty-four (24 east, running east to Tamiami Trail and follow the Tamiami Trail north to township line forty-six (441 and forty-seven (47) thence west to Ostegu Hay. thence follow eastern boundary of said Hay to section line between sections twenty-five (251 and thirty-six (36) township forty-six south of Range twenty-fuur 124) east, thence west to the southwest (SW) rortier of section twenty-seven (271 township forty-six (4ii) south of Range twenty-four (24) east, thence south to the Uulf of Mexico, thence follow the Culf of Mexico to the point of beginning.

And there is hireby established a voting and polling preetnet for said Election and R.gistratt.fn district Number Twenty (20) on Shell Mound at Cocoanut He it further resolved, that the Resolution of this Hoard passed Jure 4. lt)24. as found on pag. four hundred and eich'y-rine (4tii and four hundred and nin-'ty Mul of Volume five 5 of the njtes of this Hoard, l-e and the is hereby amended, so that ar.d Regi. truth.

districts Number Eight () anil nine t) as described on pture 49 supra, be and the sume are hereby dis ol nd. ami there Is The Attractive Demonstration Of IN SEEKING PERMIT Major Will Not Act Unless Ministers Approve Organization With Mayor Josiuh II- Pitch de clining to give him a permit unless he receives written appi oval from the Fort Myers Ministerial association and the ministers as an organized group refusing to take this responsibility, efforts of a representative of the "Samaritan Army," a street service iclinious and welfare organization, to establish a unit here apparently had failed yesterday. Staff Capt. W. Mason of the "Samaritan Army" appeared he-fore the ministers yesterday at a meeting of their association and told them he planned to bring a group of three or four workers here who would conduct street services and take up collections.

Funds from these collections would finance the livelihood of the army workers and also would be used to aid the poor, Capt. Mason said- Mayor Fitch passed the responsibility of issuing a permit to ht? evangelistic unit to the ministers when he announced that ho would not allow the religious workers here unless the ministerial group extended their approval in writing- Last night, the Uev. C. T. Tew, president of the ministerial association, said the ministers had no intention of writing such an approval.

"We do not believe," the Itev. Tew said, "that as a ministerial body we should do anything about it-" Dr. Tew said the association had not gone on record in anyway favoring or disapproving the entry of the "Samaritan Army" into Fort Myers and did not intend to do so. Several members of the ministerial group, speaking as individuals at yesterday's meeting, said they could not visualize any great sums being realized from street collections, however. Mayor Fitch also took this view.

Miss Dovd Winner Of Ragsdale Award Miss Alice M. Dowd, of Mc-jCregor boulevard yesterday was I presented with two season tickets to the Lee county fair by J. II. Ilagsdale as' an award for writ ing the best advertisement for Mr. Itagsdale's business, the Home Realty and Investment company, Mr.

Kagsdale has been conducting a contest for several days- Miss Dowd won out over seveio competition, including her sister, Mrs. Smith, who recently had a Look accepted and published. Legion Postpones Its Weekly Meeting Announcement was made last night by Commander Hugh Senneff that the regular meeting of the American Legion scheduled for tonight had been nnstnoneil until next Tuesday because the officers and many of the members will he on duty at the Leu county fair. Cabinet Of England Meets In Hospital LONDON, Feb. 1 5 (Jp) After heated discussion of the Sino-Japanese conflict In tho house of commons today, an Important cabinet conference "on the foreign situation" was held ut the nursing home where Prime Minister Ham-say MacDonald Is convalescing from an operation on his eye.

SALE CONTINUES LINEN SUITS Suits for comfort and for now. Coal, Vest and INints, or Coat nnd Two Tants. Keg. values $16.85 FOR RELIGIOUS IRK (Continued from Pago One) horn in l.os Angeles, ugd Mr. Itinirwalt, whose home is in Omaha.

were set upon by a limb of Japanese when they entered the llontfkew section to get Mrs. Younn'8 Imby from a family of her kin folk, The Japanese consul general assured Mr. Cunningham that the attackers would lie punished anil promised that in the future authorized foreigners would be permitted in the Hongkew district without molestation. The deluge of incoming Japanese troops dining the last few days bus provided a menacing spectacle for the Chinese residents of Shanghai. Thousands of Chinese have lined the streets, staring in awe-struck bewilderment as unit after unit marched olf the troop ships.

The streets have been well protected by Japanese sentries who saw to it that order was preserved in the crowds. Heavy (inns I'nloaded Numerous Red Cross and hospital units and machine gun companies have been unloaded. There also were eight heavy field Runs, each drawn by six horses- In the expei tut ion the Japanese would concentrate their efforts the vicinity of Kiankwan, 'o the rimtli of Shanghai, the Chi-m si assigned most of their new troops to this urea. The American. French and Tirit-isli ministers to China postponed their let urn to a development interpreted as meaning they had not abandoned all hope of peaceful The three ministers have been meeting in the office of Nelton T.

Johnson, the I'nited Stales en-j voy, which overlooks the property of tho Knglish church across the street. The municipal authorities have been tisini? the church for workmen endued in building ihaibed wire entanglements nnd 80 noise that the peacemakers con- t0 bunged away with tlieir hammers and sawed (noisily. As the workers labored, tney laughed and shouted. It was sc sphere arcely the for peace proper atmo-negotiations. JOBLESS MEASURE DEMOCRATS IS BEATEN 18 TO 31 (Continued from Pago One) parly lines, though eight democrats broke away from their leadership.

Democrats who voted against the substitute were: Hailey, North Carolina; Cool-idge and Walsh of Massachusetts; Cosiigan Virginia Thomas, Colorado; Neely, West Stephens, Mississippi; Oklahoma and Tydings. Maryland. Kepiihlicans with the exception of Senator Oihlie, of Nevada, voted reg u- against, tho substitute, tho Mars because they are opposed to either measure pendents because original bill. After rejecting and the inde-Ihey ant 'the the democratic plan Hie a record senate defeated without vole an amendment to id original hill py Senator (lore, democrat, Oklahoma, to prevent the disii ibution of relief in the form of money. Karlier in the day Senator Warner, democrat, New York, had read to the senate a telegram from Gov.

Roosevell, of New York, endorsing "the unemployment relief bill' without specifying which he meant. "I am glad you are working for the unemployment relief hill," Itunsovelt said. "It is nn Important factor in the present emergency. It. will equalize the burden throughout the nation." BARGAINS PAJAMAS licit man's rings (lie bell again with popular price pajamas.

Smartness and value are vhe keynotes on these new summer garments. Sizes A to K. values. $1.45 tM irnm ii 1 And at the 1L GB8ontj Yun trill see trhy Tiolene and Woco-Vep aro Ih'kI and most economical for your car. from the final ereen, Mr.

Rockefeller called out to C. K. a photographer, nnd asked if he wouhl not like to take P. picture of the group. The picture was quickly snapped and the philanthropist turned to his daughter and asked that she pose with him for a separate photograph.

They seated themselves on bench and talked while the picture was being taken- Later, Mr. Rockefeller talked with an Associated Press reporter and said he was feeling "in the best of health." rniTM'rv iMnav IUUIN I I AlIC I OPEN AT 10 A.M.; PYIiriMTC TI. TW liiAllllSl I JihAI) I (Continued from Cairo One) every day- if he lifts the bull every day am! many other features. The junior ham! ban been engaged for the week and will play at all grand perf'irmn ih ch, I in. ii miijwii ill 1 o'clock each afternoon and o'clock each even 'tiff.

The carnival midway will open each morning at 10 o'clock continue until midnight. There was every prospect the fair would be a financial cess. The Region stepped and that the breach Ibis year in sponsoring the exposition after it had been discontinued last season when I he county commission had withdrawn its financial support. There has been no Inclination on the part of the Legion to stint in lis sponsorship and all and ear- nival features were brought here only afler blnrr inspected personally by Mr. Senneff.

Success Is .1 'Mired The advance sale of tickets has been good, it was reported by Mr. Senneff last night, and this report has given the Legion members considerable encouragement. 1 in their efforts to give the county the best fair possible, hile the whole county was ex nected to Join today in alteii'ling the fair, Legion members are expected tomorrow In observance of Legion day. Thursday, which Fort Myers day, local merelianl-i will give clerks and other employes time off to visit the exposition. Mayor Joshh H.

Filch said it was likely the city would be closed Thursday noon so all city employes ball al'ter- COIllll visit the fair. On Friday, which Is school day till school children will be admitted free. BEACON SHOES Men, those shoes are niinran-'teed all leather, in black anil tan. All styles to choose from. Ilog.

OO now $4.45 1 Mil'M'. III Ihllh Mll'lll'Tgfcirn mm iiMiTi--J-ii'iTiiii WTiriTrr I products are li8trilmlel in at the following stations: Liddel's Service Station Cor. Jackson LEGAL mrwE NOTICE OK STOCKHOLDERS' MKKTINO Nutii-e in hereby itivm that the annual nivMinn of the stockholder of The iionita Lanil ComiMiiy, a Florida corporation, will ue held at the officea of the Company, in the Arcade Huildinir, in Fort Myera, Florida, at 10 o'clock. A. March Hint.

A. U. 'Mi, fur the purpose of electing- directors for the ensuinu year, and for the transaction of aurh other business as may leu-ally rome before the meeting. K. W.

KANDK1.L, Feb 16-2S 6US3 NOTICE OK MASTER'S SALE Notice is hereby ifiven that under and hy virtue of a Final Decree reade and enured on the 8th day of January, A. in the Circuit Court in and for Lee County, Florida, in Chancery, in a certain cause therein pending wherein Lee County Hank A Trust Company, a Corporation. Complainant and Marion S. Wolfe and F.n-id H. Wolfe, his wife, are Defendants, the undersigned Special Master will offer for le and sell at public outcry to the hathest i nd best bidder or bidders for cash at the 'ront door of the County Court House In he City of Fort Myem, County, Florida, on Monday, th 7th day of March, A the same being a Kule Day of aid Court, during the legal hours af sale, ihe following described property situate, ying and being in Lee County.

Florida, nore particularly described as follows: Lots Seven (7) and Eight 00 in Block of J. P. Lynn's Addition to 1'oinclanna l'ark. as per plat recorded in the office of the Clerk of the Clrruit Court of Lee County. Florida.

In I'lat n.H.k 6. pnge AS; Together with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise app-r-Laining, the aame being sold to satisfy the iaid decree. F. H. MF.LLOR, Special rcb 2, 16, 23 Mfcr 1 uss RESOLUTION CHANCING ELECTION DISTRICTS The following Resolution by Commis--ioner Uiount.

seconded by Commissioner abson, was called and unanimously pass-d by the Board of Commiiwloners of Lee Florida in regular session assem-ded on this the Ktli day of February. VJSi He It resolved by the Hoard of Commis-ioners of I ah County. Florida, that the tisolution of this Hoard dated Jan. Vii, recorded in the minutes of this Hoard volume five 151 at page four hundred ind forty-one 1441 1, be and the same is lervby amended, so that Election and Regulation district Number Eleven ill) as herein described il'age 44 be and the ume is hereby dis.solved, and a new district is hereby created to be known '8 KUrtion and Registration district Num-ler Eleven (111. described and with boundaries as follows: Hcginning at the north-ast'lNK) corner of section sixteen (l(i) ownship forty-si (461 south of Range twenty-four (24) east, thence north four (4) miles, thence east three (S miles, nence north twu (2) miles, thence west to CaloosahHtchee River, thence southwesterly along said river to San Carlos May, thence southeasterly along San Carlos Huy to the south-west I.SWI corner of sec-ion eleven (III township forty-six (4ti outh of Range twenty-three (23) east, hence east to point of beginning.

And he voting and polling place of said election district Number Eleven (II) is here-ty established at lona Store And be it furthtr resolved, that the trea thus cut off from the former elec-ion district Number Eleven (111, be and same is hereby incorporated into a new Election and Registration district hereby nutcd to be known as Election and Regis-mtiun district Number Eight (HI, de and bounded as follows: Beginning it the north-east corner of section sixteen i IB) township forty-six I4B) south of Range twenty-four 1241 east, thence west San Carlos Hay, thence follow boundary if San Carlos Huy and Culf of Mexico to he south-east SE corner of section hirty-three i S3 township line forty-six nil and forty-seven itTl south of RaiiKe wenty-fotir 1 24) east, thence north to the Kiint of beginning. And there is hereby for said Election and Rcgistra- on district Number Fight (s) at voting ind polling precinct at Bradley's Store: Be it further resolved, that Election and gistration districts Nuniliera Twelve (121 lEstero) and Thirteen (l.li (B- iiita Springs) as set out and described in a ul minutes at page 445 supra, be and the same are hereby abolished, and in the I'luce and stead of the said two districts Twelve llil and Thirteen (13) there Is hereby created three new Election and Registration districts Numbers Twelve (12. rhirteen 13) and twenty (20) respectively, with boundaries and voting precincts is follows: Election and Registration district N'um-mt Twelve (12). to be known as Estero, uoumlcd and described as follows: ning at the south-east (SE) corner of ownstiip forty-six (4(i) south of Range weiuy-sevcn (27) east, thence north three ,31 miles, thence west nine 191 miles. heiiot north five IS I miles, them-e west vvelve (12) miles, thence south seven (7) miles, thence east to the east boundary of Ostego Huy, thence follow the east boundary of Ostego Hay to township line forty- 14111 and forty-seven (47), thence east the Tamiami Trail south to where Trail crosses southern boundary of section fif- teen (16) township forty-seven sosth of i Range twenty-five east, thence east to Col ier County, thence north (3) miles.

thence cast to the point of beginning. And there is hereby established a voting and Killing precinct for said Election and Reg istration district Number Twelve (12) at Estero School House; Election anil Registration district Number th'rteen (ISi. to be known as Itonita Springs, described and bounded as follows: beginning at the north-east (NE) corner of Section twenty-four (24) township forty-seven 147) south of Range twenty-six (2() thence south four (4) miles, thence west ten (10) miles, thence north one (1) mile, thelioe West to liuif of Mexico, thence Bainbridge Service Garage Tamlaml Trail at Linliait fill (Co. inun. i mi i uniiinij hijii ym.

tm -m. nxj 1 mill-" Tl i lilMil- IMTflfllllttlilWifMI-llw -MrfV ill iilillill'-wn girtriiftllfcHrtUlIKWIilfr hereby in lieu and in place of said two districts, a new Election and Refcintra-tion district Number Nine tt. described and bounded as follows: Hcgiuning in the center uf the Caloosultutclice River at a point northwesterly of the centtr of Monroe Street whtre it intersects said river, thence run southeasterly to a m. tit in the center of Monroe Sireot where it intersects said river, thence continuing southeasterly to the center of the Intersection of Monroe Street. McGregor Houlevard and Main Street, thence run westerly along, the center of McGregor Boulevard to tne center of the intcrweetion of McGregor Houlevard and Cleveland Avenue, thence run south along the center of Cleveland Avenue to the City Limits, thence continuing south along the center of the Tamiami TrHil to the southeast corner of Section eleven (111, in Township forty-five 146) South of Range twenty-four 1 2-4 1 East, thence run east to the southeast corner of Section twelve llil in Township forty-five 145) South of Kunge twenty-four 1241 East, thence run north to the northeast corner of Section twenty-five i25 in Town ship forty-four (441 South of Range twenty-fuur 124) F.ast.

thence run West to the renter of FUtero Avenue, thtnee run north along the center of Estero Avenue, to the center of Feck Avenue, thence ran east along the center uf I'eck Avenue to the center of Hendry Street, thence run north along the center of Hendry Street to the center of Anderson Avenue, thence run east along the renter of Anderson Avenue to the center of the intersection of Thompson Street with Anderson Avenue, thence run northeast alonx the center of Thompson Street to the center' of Evans Avenue, thence run north along the center of Evans to the center of Second Street, thence run east along the cenhr of Section Str-et to the center of Palm Avenue, thence run north along the center of Halm Avenue to the center of Michigan Avenue, thence run easterly along the center of Michigan Avenue to the City Limits of the City of Fort Myers, thence run north to the center of Billy's Creee, thence run down to the center of said Creek as it meanders and turns to the center of Culoosahatcbee River, thence run westerly to the point of beginning. And there is hereby establishes! a voting and polling precinct for said election and registration district Number Nine, at Court House in the City of Fort Myern. Florida; Be It furth. resolved, that Election and Registration Districts Numbers 1U and 20, as set out and described at page 4tf0, Supra, be and the same are hereby dissolved, and there is hereby rested in lieu of and in place of the said two election and registration Districts, Hew election and registration iitstnct ISumoer 13. described and bounded as follows: Beginning at thje center of the Intersection of Anderson Avenue ami Hendry Street, thence run south to the center of Peck Avenue, thence run West to the center of Estero Avenue, thence run south to the old City Limits or Canal Street, thence run Fast to the southewt corner of old Ciiy Limits or center of intersection of Canal Street and Spencer Street, thence run north to the center of Inter section of Michigan Avenue and Palmetto Avenue, thence run west along the tenter of Michigan Avenue to the center of Palm Avenue, thence run south along the center of Palm Avenue to the --enter of Second Street, thence run west along the cvnter of Second Street to center of Evans Avenue, thence run along the center of Evans Avenue to the center of Thompson Street, thence run southwesterly ulotig the center of Thompson Street to the center of Anderson Avenue, thence run wet along center of Anderson Avenue to the center of Hendry Street and point of beginning.

And there is hereby crenled and established a voting nd precimt for said Election nod Registration llistri.l III at tho Fire Sta'jon on Anderson Ave- nue He It further reaolved, in ncrordmce with Sections 21. et scq of ten. eral Laws 1S27 that a copy of this resolution lie recorded in the ifistry if Deeds In the office of the Clerk of llw Circuit Court, in and for Ijo C.ni.ity. Florida, and that the mma published fur four weeks in the Fort Myers News. Press, as is r'-ouircd by Section Compiled Genera! Law of ll'27.

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