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V O u S
Impeachment jdfjt
Heard In Georgia
ATLANTA, Aag. 4 ^ < A .P .)
—Chnirmaa Caipappae of the
Room A ppropriatlena Caanmit-
T H R O O fflm i
20 Neyro Picnickers,
. 2 White Men Meet
Horrible D e i t h In
CaroUpa .T ragedy
G EO RG ETO W N ,
S o u th
C a r o l i n a , 4 .— ( A . P . ) A
joatjcd w ith picnickers
r e t u r n in
I ng f t o m n. beach outin g p lu n g e d .In to a n open
d r a + b r id g * ’ h e r e la te la * t
n ig h t and
c a r r i e d a p p ro x i
m a te ly 20 n e g r o e s a n d tw o
w h ite a g ff to t h e i r d e a th .
Q * l r o » , M n F V . _ negro youth
••taped when he broke a window
in the but and jumped to safety
an the w hirls hurtled Into the
(j# l<11
°4 th a Sampit Riv
er.
The twgr white moo drowned
were Warren Nowton, owner end
driver of the' bun, aad Olln New
ton, hie ton. O nly'on# body, that
of an unldaatifted gsgro, « u retovared when’ workmen n ite d the
boa to the surface early today.
AflthorRHe. ,M * _ neaila to ex
plain what r g g n i the driver to
row into* the river, laytna that
danger signals wernlag that the
draw bridge wya lifted ware plain
ly vi.lbla.
i
3
Germany Satisfied
Over Credit Given
Britain By America
BERLIN. Aag. 4. 1 ( A . P . ) Cerm aa affialal cirelea yaeterday
eipreaaad grant aotiafacUoe a t
naws 4to» Fraacq a ad the United
State* have granted Great Brlttie d h - o f ISM,
in
thla oettea ream—d
\
f -i
F iv e C e n ts
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , T U B S D A Y . A V G U S T 4, 1M 1
Id
In
la net
picture It to da.
The i n p a a a t advanced
l» that Pruned knew very well
England woaM 'uae thla credit to
ireeae hdr chart-term credit* la
Germany.
In
other
wo
Frmaca'a agreem ent to partleipata
in tka Eagliak discount credit te
token a* an indication ef kar
willingness ta kalp atobilisa
diUeaa In Germany a t tra u m a
tim e aa aha la helping tha Bank
o f England out e f a tight place.
- In cemi high places here It
i t instated that - tha aodden with
drawn! af «1U^OO,OM in goi<
from tha Bank of England daring
tha Inal two weak* and tha tran*f*r 4f thla Inunanaa sum to
Pranea wan
MachlnvaUiga .work on tha
o f Prunes hut was Phased By tha
paniaky feeling af Spanish
South American capitalists.
Beth tto to groups o f lava,tor a.
I t 1. b a iia M to . • » • * high
placm hers. -'totem * aUrated
"h en they g flr th a t a t tha err•n-pewer e o a fe m m England had
W e a a ^ an t h e
House today
fteer
th a t
of th e
Impeach-
brought age Wot tka hand wf
three or fe a r atata departm aaU
fo r mbeppropriaUen ef fund*.
Ha said th a t Govt m a r Ruaaeil
t r u in poeeeaaien e f the fncU
and th at ha undentead it wav
the intention of the ndrulaiatration to aend a meaaaga to the
House calling attention to tha
situation. “It la time for a
cleaning af tha big political ntachiaaa af G eorgia’
HooverWill Christen R O W ffO R ID i
EDISON SAID Mrs.
Largest Lighter-Than-Air
TO BE ON HOAD CraftIn Wtiftd OnSaturday FLIERS REPORT
SHIP DAMAGED
TO RECOVEY
3 BLACKS KILLED
IN RACE RIOT IN
CHICAGOMONDAY
Negroes Slain A f t e r
A t t a c k i n g Police
With Knives, Guns
CHICAGO, Aug. 4.“ —<A H .) Th r t f negroaa w r r r k i l l n l anil
t h r e e police m«n in ju re d y n t v r d a y In a t l o t by aav cr al h u n d i r d
troaa p ro to atln g lh* ev ictio n »f
a fam ily
for • n o n - p a y m e n t of
r a n k T h a n tg r o a a w are alain, off k i a l a cold, a l t a r the p o l k * had
• t t o c k a d w ith knivc* a n d
platola. T h a crowd waa d i « p e r , r d
b y p o l k a r c u r v e s a n d M v a ral
■ tu td d U jrrr* tak en Into cuatody.
Lo*t night every police rr,»rvc
in tha city had been wiohilitr,) in
tha south aida negro d irtrk t.
Several squads ware it* tailed
to thw art an vipvctvd gathering
nf negro communiat* in Wash
ington park. Other *quada were
under orderi to patrol the dU trlct
end
diiperee
any
gathering
threatening diaerder.
T eetordai’a dUorder* reaultod
whan two court bailiffs sU rtod
to move to the itre e t the houeek e l d heleo g in g a of Bose W a r w i c k
from s fte l Witdtog s i ru tio U
aaUmstod by police ul
more than MO quickly gathered
shouting defiance to the bteliffs
and threatening them.
Police m id the ringleader, of
the mob were negro comraunLU
'(Continued on Pugs Three)
Texas Police Hope To
Solve D e a t h Of Girl
ARAN8AH PASS. Ten.. Aug.
4 .—( A. P.>— Through
footprint*
• f a man'i bore feat on a beach,
officers hoped yeotorday to posi
tively Identify the slayer » l Mia*
Dorothy Dorris Hymon, IM, a t
tractive church choir linger. Her
body, clad to • bulking a-.lt, was
found Ralurday night in a ■hol
low grave strewn w|lh seaweed.
Thom were mark* on the th ro a t
Newton Ynrkerry, her sweet
h e a rt wa* nrraatod and charged
with murder.
Deputy Hheriff Barber anid
presence ef ’water la the girl**
luagd led officers te believe she
woe strangled while held under
water.
Barber said officers learned
th a t R h Hymen was last aeon
alive with Yarberry. They said
she left her beam to attend choir
practice Thursday night a a d told
a friend tha had a data afterw ard
ta go «wl
anything for O e S u a y ' toyead
f reeling p m a i t chert term cred
it*.
.
. *
Prance, It la argued beta, haa
had ltm lotto ef laflalien and
want* an aataad *na net even
la eoaUgueue territo ry — aad
- hamee ito - a e w U willing te
■handeg her - halation,
her chagrin a t the .fact that I
Inmd lmipad Urn A n d rian irudk
•ta ll, aad halm pnt -credit eat
item* ad toe world la order.
T hat J . P . M organ', hand
a faclay la ftotog things np
" Municipal Judge R. W. Warn,
tween England aad Frame»
approached by Meernt n
token far.g ran ted hero.
_
M thla seettok fee na eaptenatton
• f We Cily*c erdinanre* relating
t« persons who peddle produce >r
•to e r merrhandtae *a- the atreeU
O
Tf ’CaM
•f'S
nkillL
fo rd , tkto aw raing Issued
YORK, Aug. 4 . - 0
tto folk
feltowlag aUtoUMUt wklck to
Inheres
Mbndato * t rates f
m win Clarify tto altuatiaui
to e c 0n t to My atlewCtea
Ware to a
attributed to mm t t o t tto sc
t»
produce agricultural
sato think they
i f , required
tom icod U
ry ago
“
................. Tl t t o t pe
• M* the I teortalH l, r* « i
l h i « t* b«*w ntajttr a ir p la n e
f l i g h t « D i e d today. Colonel sn.l
Mr* I m d b erg h hail m h r I
Makrr
!-tke.
t s n a i ls
Irvin
< h tu ii.ill no th eir
flight t<>
i*lyd< I'antflt rn bimI
Hugh
Her nd on
s e rk i n g
to
!•« «( I'Oft m il f ’. a t t y 's w at *I.I
• »^«*itl t me were
Khal artiv»k,
^ilte ris .
s w a t t in g
ts v o r a b l e
w r a t h i ’T before
hon-ing
f*»r
N •• mi e.
Alaska
H it « * b | 1
IS a t d i u a n arwi J>din I'ulantlti
t%h»t flew th*' . \ t l s i i i»
fr.»m
\»*w Yu. k restr I at l« lin liu l,
•leiiattng I h r i r n o t t r u i v r l!rg
Kidun* . • I Hn*tt|tl Jont**. full
ing n Mu ir vr*tnMt«*d iitor-tof
ref**r!tn^ Ittpht frhni Sr.ilU,. i •
T o k lV r v t l n l st i a i t ' i i i i k , m
' I ' t i n g if e l i tua* It*«• !•• trv
Nmiin I r e n e w nf ' h e i r rf u r l i n g pliin^ ■ r U u •«.* Fair
ItSMl - Ml *«*| grltMi|- !•• - 1 I * ••St
t h r A.an plane .n il ImmiIim i s t
Ilutix, \ ia« k a Anii
Ji»hn* i».
Hrtfi«h a d u t r i r «■« «|n«* st
l l m h i n Xlsnchuiia to 'iig h t. r n » i i t f to E n g la n d from Tok>u
.1 A M-dli-on, Hr ii**h on t h r
ttdy I mill l l l d l h .
Im k
til
A I h r M% V%N« (till dill IlhrNti *af
the- V I«I I wlia fo k!llglaind H r .
••'ll will h h r i- Birking to I ra t
HOST TO ID
ANDRIS MATE
thin, Aug. 4— tg
- r .l hulk forward nt a ruasimum speed
AKRON. Ohio.
i^-P-.l
—Th* queen of tha air. the
tha ag ry ’* of K' niil»t r»n hour
At rruimng speed •*> ran travel
new dtrglblda Akron, largest
air c ra lt In tha watld. |0,3M* milet without refueling, is
Bghtrr-than-air
itened hate SalUfdav ro m iarn l t«» dl'if* foi the tirmf.
• i l l ha chi latened
Short I . afi«r th<* <hr «tenmg thei
by t i n . H erbert Hoover, wife . f
Akron will t kr to the air f r her |
Om president.
The Tsk.foot eir-htp. the large-', h ial flight.-* utid *t i.t •ervatitfn of
fastest end most powerful la h is - n t\a i nlr nffurt* \ t t r r sivefther (iiaulen
lory, w II he named by the t i n t aivr, she wilt
ladv of |he land in th* giant te p - vuyaie and t ’ eu * f!l \tr
WEST ORANGE. Aug. A. II Ah Kit U K F .. C anada. A«f«
NEW TOBK. Am i -i.t r >
the naiv rom lat 'n i l ■•in- of the
_
. _
.
petlr dork here
,
I — l olonel and Mr*. ( K iir
T hom ., A. Edison w a. ealte.ed toAb.,
lh,
ltm. iIm> j i,,* few ii rillh le t dm lh. world »• m - ' Mrs, H u g h H» (i.l,.i Jr., yv.ti-i
A. I.iodherth made s g ra rrf
niio-ttcmed fur stria tit uilitsiy p u r-, day rWaflwd a
day tn bo daflntUiy on the toad , .h ip will take to (hr air. for
*• (rum hr
lamTTnf on the wralrrs ef B a ir
prrform a lh# th ru - |l*»AV
to recovery from a sudden collA^# Mrs,
* rhUkbAtfd-iniHuif iiitf Hull hr «M
la k e Kerr U te ye^lrrdl) tS f f l l
’
Thr
navy's
«*iIt*
<
.
111-Kin
the
’"teninj^^le,
thr
-b
p
will
f
t
p*r
suffered Saturday
:V
uU lr the*. I7A mile flight f
I , u-ril (»if Clyde Pangltotin had .it«n i n ri
m the hangs* I t.w V11iff*It •. r r
He slept soundly eight hours milUfl |«s fiimt f
n!v Akron »m but nine f ^ l •utiidl iiDilttaiy *.....I* t mill*-- thv Iheii attem pt to u-**t the IWi
U it n *ht and this morning i t s
lyrou- roople at one# prepa
breakfast with relish, ami
in longer then th r famed Graf trrriia of its an|Ui 1 ••it ft m tivr- (•ally rolind-the- w •»Id Might ti*«
their p l'n e f« r their net! deal
t»rd kumause a w
on th n r plantquired of hi« «4in Oiailc*. about 7epi*rlin. yet hep rapacity of *» »'»•»'
nation,
and ■•’UfM nformat ielfx
M
M
&00.000 cuMr frrt i« almoat tWu* | Tht \kron ha. b*r teriurt
buiinrsA problem«
had l*e<*rv Jinisw tl.
roacernhtg a rat her rnnditions, ' "
Irut >,i itfl
Charles Edison saidh»s father I th at of the Grrman «hip.
*
»•'•*♦»(« the world*,
The nif**spr
vtd> Mill f»*»i»i
wa* In the b*»t spiritB hehas* The Akron's m at mum diamrte-i
i l l»
rs*triii
>• **ria.
C lll'R C H I L L. Munito
a 1' n»o». Khak»aiuv-k.
shown i.nce hi* illnr«*
Mrs.Edit* I is U-.li feet. « . tom pa red with (hr I II.* lifting i m h il
i \|t|,t. i\«* hi'llutii. !hu < krrU in wherr thr tliri" had Uliitnl n*
\i»jr.
4 — (A il* I — K o n r L ^
Min Kept an alimmi cunatnnt vigil tira l • (IW tw l
. .if tine
vr h» r
P n w v rn l hy r i g h t M ay b ach liiuI . ‘m) A. M., t F. S I • v»--tf».|j\
at her hu-band, bed«uir
n>!rth'tBrtl nlyovt* tht*lr waUaf •
i'ra jv r, lor hi, erowry were t> r*. with • lu t a l h m . r p u w g r "f • tirn g th . roiistrtit I imii i I • . || thiBt At t h a t turn* t b ^ a m - J J houi *
trail to the OHcrtii'
T hirr I
(i ttni nued on
4 0 0 , thv Akrun will ihruat
hvt
ultervd In Fort Myvr-, 1 ia
ainti i«N filtnute* Vt-I mil t h r t •••«•
'
i'o
l.
itittl
Mr*
C h u r lea AT
<hurrhv*..Kdl*«n', winter liomt.
| of r -t and Catty
l.initliergli took off ut l i t h . ' j
Kmaon, lighting a complkatl
I a - l n ich t then- n c i r » r |a n l »
of d *va.*ea, , h o ard mo v actlfity
in aviation >in Iv* ltm* that the*
(K. S T ) yt-Hlerttoy afte ft
and more interval in out, id* affair*' _ _ .
^
_|
i | miir would ship t a n i plan** to !*•.
noon for Huber Ijike, .175
) —torday than any time
alm-e
' k>ti in.!, when r p u n , hstl Ih***«i
mile* invuy.
,4k
Saturday whan his son. I'barlrs, ^ v i i t l l l i l Li V/ \ / 1 g j 1% IJ
i rompletrd. attem pt It*
non «toj«
1 hey ha I •|H*td thi* morttl
lewalod th« inventor was **critft oi th eir t<* Reattli*
kally IlL"
Mh Hetndtin. wt»o lotm* t*» ( J A I N
N E A R L Y
l / j < Iho^uurhl, nverhaulm r the pi.
^ Mr. Kdiign h»d a good mg hi
New Vnrlr yesterday from hi-r
T rp lv n i'h rn f *t» I ’lvl
and slept seven hours, one more
fatht-r* htonr In I innh'in til**. N
th rrk in g rn g in r t»»' I
lii*ar<linan,
hi.
flier* i rrl«« CTft lh..
• kiaUp Df. Hubert 8. Howe, said
s o
i ■ g~*
,
/i
• ■
m
■ moth r ».f Hrrntloii
both r%
t h r u -x%irrlrd X -b tfo r* bis
tha M-yanr-old inventor was in
A j l S U B p e C tH I I I C M B e \ I
( t C l i e r a l U l W l e r m e d pt9%mmk unhapp.n—
over- Ihw;
vtcallent apirlto. Later N r—
•ritr^rTiy^ n n r l r ^ V f wnr
•hit i* t_ a l hia- lU tog-eoem
lif wotkriw linrtl thr *koM-« IB
reeding newapu^ggg., .
,
.
......... —
hoHFkl'l, ul
l i m l l t i i h plan.* .tippril In * fill
Dr. Howe said he would iaeuui , H IN T MVKHS. Auk. 1—* W iih • t a i . i .a h a s s p ;p:, au * t
ifliij thry bi»*l •hi'Bii k’O tl ju !g
•allitr
; Y A _
bulletins git the Inventor* conall-1 five men in jail and a «!<lh ^ f » » l ' I A I* » The »pvf ml It if i«UliVf I )nr(t| lit iri«mc U|t tli »Btr “u*
At Mukrt lu ik r lh«*\ w II rtlt*l fc
rhwiw*
Hen four tune* doily.
*M *vt*d today, S he. iff II. ft lh- >»• t "f 1'-*-11 III I f NttWi krtl in thr I 4IMIH ' th^i taw tl»«*
SriniiWklr Cuiinly lui^mvrrB will aiM.tll »rl!lrm«*nt *»f • few »«hiUH# , .
M ttten g rr boy, mad* regular
unty U*’ KImynl» aupirm r n*urt y d r i i l i ) Iia«I k"•*»'Isney uf Hendry
iruin
ul It'ii*1 4 I t mill r**g|iirtioii inrlm ling on r wom an, anil n i l h p i M
match*, up the half-mil. hill on
It to4* oxpl.iim'il hv 4 rtprm rn
w lR * - 1
tt te< i|rt lai r I utn «'n*titution*l Thr
in
I
h
m
r * U tv urn I tn u n ty UxrB KdkimoM F ro m Ih r r r th ry
iiinfiilvnt
he
w
*
t
n«w(
,
the ereel of which the in w n tiit', | n “ hl
tut is •• •>( Ihr flirr* tlmt 4 mr»»p«iff
turn
wr«twutti,
hrMtlitig
!
iliirinir
(h
r
i
timing
yr»».
•ri-oiilfiMt
wn«
upbrlii
Yrcrntly
Moluttim uf tin* robbery
la •ituated, carrying me*.
in t is ti fn W•’»» it lire. \\»«h , Ly
>r«trrilay'« ilr.uiun a flrtlr I an Ml* Hp.il I'tiMtfhorn ( n u n h r r hiii I ln< t u u vrt Of I n i l u t i s r J'Uti|f«t Akluvik I I I 1 miW« aw ay .
from many points, line w a. KritUy afternoon uf ihr Bank Af
nf
Ju*t b rfo rr ilrpartuyc Oulonnl
from Sir Thomas Lipton, wi.hing I m IWII# ,n whnh e«U)M) r««b and Uhl uf thr «rt oiiil P itm If»*iiin of IimI.i , iii wlm h h«* "Uhi. “iiittl-i figiiri*d m»W hr fori* Ihr
i u uiit)
t uunnu aionviB fut a p I. Qilhrrgh !»»M hiA original ciir *
Ik# Javem -r a apeedy tveuvary. «rvrr«t hnmlrr«l •'••Ilf, t worth of
((
itnllnurd
ou
Pugv
Thivw)
proval
** ,.
S.rdr all t- v h-vm.l
.........'” ™ ~ .....................................|>r..v,f
* ...uto over the U r r .n Un.lf fro ^
Among th»»i calling by teiephonu
nrgolislile «fturilir4 a r r t taktiC
•n •iwrial •ch'H.I dl*trirl« lit cmili 1
~ __
.
nirrlm g »
luikr to Aklavik WDtfk) kj,
T h r I'nmm»««»onrt»,
inmmi««H#nr»
were H a rte y F im to o e , S r, ami
Ray lliello. n rrv 'tri dhortly a f t - 1in** having 4 population of fro m 'v IftT K l/O U i)IC * IV lU T tlO r 1 v«*«ln«iwv loorpma in m nthly I malntmnefl TM« hwiartinuf tr a it
Henry Ford, two of Mr. Kdiaon*. i
r r thr rolitfry. «ml Dan ninunt, 11.1,000 to I.M.OOO all 1 railing “" .(.ttH O D r B W S H u n d r e d s
moflj°F • k i'h
to ka\« ' of m o rry ia u I00D
closest Irlends, (
I
h o hrn|hvr-in.Uw, «nll af* h«|ti.
h«-en dvvutrd to » peruaul of the (ha fljinjl (Dii|ilv nvvr Badiurai llh
Dr. Hows ha* ravealol that h i,
__« ,
T. O klerrer mi«i Jim Anion, i f - . r tret lop wilhin ;m t!uy« iii fi\ lh
budget for the rvur, f«.un(t that 1 It i.
- > > Aug. 4 ^ 4 Ael'.k o th er m atter,, including to e mqiwT Karttvr Imla y it had btfir*4
U4m% Mftiwk4dlao*U<t hdw i W )
b io u fk t lo P r jail hr rr. xn«l join-’ lnval!df7nrTIi'wi r»»l,r* fW m»*l i* ** \ I *
■ublicitv. I p t (ml lhat Co Iona I l.m obti*
M. C U ’k. farmer tlrpuly mill tux rrquralc«l for puhli
iltg tht q u a rte t., y e .t.,,1 ., • - 1
' h" ' ’ ’ , 7 . ^ 1 , di' ,r k ‘ • « • " • • * .
re.wlvevl't 1 limit must uf Ihctr time and a* - tiHiltl iravffBv thv murv *outhff|y
R. K. Mavag, uf Wauchula. who'
•" « a*"*™' '• « »kil*
>•
tr»nlt, a rarrful "Indy «d Ihr Suit- niutr. Sum^ C anad an airim-fl
**|“ •—41
* in fg :f' |( W|p i ! n» m* than oO.imhi voir* for mum
w ii (akvn ml • iu«t«i<ly when hr
avi fiirurv* t»i» |M»*tp«tnf«l iintil ••Iprra chI toncvfn «»xrr |ftv danyf!
local
Uw
apply
mg
only
|.
d
Hill#
,-tpid
iudge
uhjitlie
wa,
in
juil
tuniahe at 8.00 u'clti k
if thv not that n mutv
NEW YORK, Aug 4 .-1 A .IM - fail^l In itltnllfy an. of Ihr othrr borough m anly. Th t*uurl #114!
A f ir i a ikon di#«‘u«a(tin (•nlay
Roy II. Hleane, former toll*re *u*|m*t14 g« haxlng puriha'w l • it waa unc*'n«tlluliona) brcau«r il I - h.vrgi'd w th n double murilcr.
"I \« aid lathr.E lir in 4 pUdf.
•Indent of Pittsburgh end ' New m all r«ni|to- frmn him a xvrrk be- waa not a lx ritlard prior to It# in | l,- e l n ciowdeil -*ourt nw»n ralm- •»f llto fiirurv' nffvm l ihvm yr«- than 4n>whvr«- rUv." Mr«. u JM V v
fn
rr
l
w
.r
holdup.
|
I
ve-te
iloy
a
,
hi,
trial
»|>*n*d
in
(C’ontinuad ou I'agv Tb d |
York, who acted aa hi, own jaw .
bergh (old th r II women inhabit
Thr man «till «4>ugh! in run* troducth n. a« rr«|uirti| of all lorat I .in- »f 'he -la. ing,. that »f lire yer'to argue h i, way out of Ming
an t, of Chur hill wt i aurrounbilla
under
1
arctlon
of
thr
»tali‘
'.->1 I* .--|>*ncvr.
Ming only to be killed by gang, nrrtliifi w lh th r holdup l« Junior ronatitution
thelr -hip. ." I
feel sate w ilq ,'
Superior Judge .Htunlev Murtey
•te ),. M u n d -ktoneaaiiant. In " a Hlount, hrnlhrr of Man Blount, who
Chari*, at the «i>uliv»'i."
a >
Thr
court'a
opinion;
w
ritttn
l*
>
nrar Wauchula.
of Mn-li in C unty wu- -ebvlrvl by
uhhc
letter to hia mother.*
A
,
thry
prnevnl
iturthvvaid
l
Juatkv
Frrd
II,
l>avi*.
«aid
tin
•Savagr «<lmiltr«f owning Ihr ray
Mrs, A nns B. Sloan* revealed
l^giBlatuvo coniiikrrd tht* , I'li'-ldiiig Judge Willi,m Iknun to
night, arv getting ,hortvr and thi
thi* j**U rd*y when ehe turned lh# kan«llt« a tr allcgrtl to hav# Mil a "local hill," aa rrvralrd b, iry the ca-v. Eight women ami
FLO R EN CE,
A la .
tug 4.—
nightly Ilium n a if n >■( the nort
u«rd
hut
I
Id
th
r
nhariff
he*
.old
loui
men
wero
tv
n
lu
tu
rl,
r
a
t
e
d
(A IM —Without rcvvalintr dvtmlla, *m light, more built nt They hu(Dj ,
the InfurmatJcn in the
letter*
tha l(ou*r jtMirnal
il
juat
n
wrrk
l»rf
rr
lh^
h>.|
lap
in
lie
iury
box
as.
Spec
,1
I'riwe.
ovar te the police, almoat three
K<!xbard A. O 'N eal.
|> rfiiU n l of but five hou-a of darhoe-a hrrl*^ f,
* But rvrn if aria arv fiamrd in
month* Inter, Hloane died May 12. and did not know (hr nun who gvnaral law* mii(| arr an rorundrrvd lulor Jo,cph Kurd rea l thr charge thv Am erican Farm Bureau F td
>Sqn<ta> night nn>l that p«riud w a s., d
bought
it.
Hr
would
rr
ngnitr
l
he
airu-m
g
Clark
of
thr
murder
vf
f i a t ion
fuim ally
n*>tif u-«l
tha msd* lnterv»tlng tor the
Poll.* any the name, in the
hy tha I • gialrlitir, thr opinion
T.lnU -T^
purehaarr,
but
failed
to
idenl
fy
Spemcr,
a
form*!
n*vc-p.i|»erman.
Mu«» lv Simula i’nmniia#i«iii at ita hrrgha by th* "pcrtrulnr play
letter have boon known to them for
ytated. thr atipr^nir court will »rI
any
nf
Ihuae
in
the
L*H*II*
JaH.
Spencer and C haile. Crawford, l i r a l hu*m#Aw »Hw(lnr that hia
eome time, but they la k evidence
Aurora Hiirvuli#
^'••ntinurd on l*agr Three 1
Ra v ag e told t h e - h e r . f f
,n h |
wealthy political bo,-, were [ouud o rg anization «U n ih ready to iul>t* make airest*. Sloan*', letter h i,
"W a had a a r r a | alrap- SumlaF**- lj
' *It wax found
f*r fSU
|50 taah.
•lain In t rawrford', of fire in llollr- m lt a :>id fur. Ira^mj? tlw v n tiia
aval her anid. Indicated that he w a, • be car f>r
n | h t an«l frvl much i* h * » h v ty \ *,
killed hecauao several hold-up men abort|y a ftrr th# hank ha i ir r n r W i l l i u m H IriH U eH F i n a l w(hnI le«t Map 20 F nl -abl thv |ir n jv c lv inrlu'limr thv i-.tovr fa* laid thv i dlonvl h • hv rniv:|F#jp • •,
S tair It prepared lo try Clark rSfiliva, i ’ovv l u r k iNim. and Datu
feared h , would U rn Slat*', evi
fn m thv ruttaiTi- h»»ini- of
' j ')
•eparalelv In the l taw ford death. N uitihvr .1,
dence.
0. kyd«G*resident rnjcinrvr of t'ai|^
-BiiMxilJounila
fnlluwril
-Mi,.
Clark,
who
i
rum
(hv
ttmr
.
^
.
.
trail
Thv notification fidloanl forinMloene, who wee c’neiderrd a
*
X iVw
Chief ul I'nlire Roy G. William, of* hrr huahanil'a at real h.i* aaid All yrnanlJMl |. n tif (hv riMimilflalon ada's n««r»i n i p o d .
brilliant itudenl, was arrest*! for f>0ht Ihe ra r to tha bank. . f the
All
(jivinijiirn!
wiirlFM
ita
lh
M
i
,
Calnotahatchre
and
an
abandoned•hv
v
u
u
li
»(an<|
by
him,
a
nun*
•nnounrril
tht,
imoning
that
un
OjknliH*. namvj hy |'naiden( lloovdealing tn automobile. He stud rd
Hava ftvn inatriKird tn hfU li 1^* ]
law in prison and m in jiin j lo win rowboat was found on the opposite less Munfonl dug owner, re ,pond I-jsiiiw*| him lo Ihr rmift Toom, ur and (h«* Cipwrnoi* of Alabama on Ifit t.ln dbgfgh pl,t»- na
It
hi* freedom. But before beinwf're. «lde near Dan Bl< unt'e home Ar. in large number- to hi, recent Sprritil officvrt krpt Ihu rmwi! ip a»»,l r»,niH*4«Yv, to dlMTUsa dla^u* travel, through CxyQitla. Sim la*
Iea*ed was cau g h r with • j / i , of re*t of lllount ami Drehln foil..writ warning thai dog, m ini In- >». fhw k ib tha r«»ribliir>«.( Tofu or •ilion ..f (hv |i:.0.0(h»,(MHj xudfein- OI darn s e re g veil every shW]
hru*a knuckle*. I I , waa ralmprla- although Blount w a. talking t„ th . rinated before Saturday night, no ih lcr s|irflaU ra a rr,. ariirhcil fur uumt nifrafv plants ami -nytlro-1 wave a m ateu r..
v|r«(ric dvrvlw pmf nt.
•d. but argued th a t hia first Impri*. •heriff at t># emitthuuse at the and hi- men would be force) to wvapona.
onmant wan 11toga I. so the .uprem e t m* th* arual holdup t< ok plate. v ,term inate all dog, found on
The whitr aetk used by the ban -tre a t, and not wearing lag, lo
OTTAWA, Aug L
( A.P.)
court gave him h i, freedom.
dit* U scoop up the rurrrnry Wue »how that they had been inucuHeavy ,tn !lr between Chitrrhillp. ,'
M t/Jloba, and Hukvr l^ike, N trth
RUSHNELL —P lan, completed found Salurilay nooning m a r Ihe In tn l-eguin-t m ine,.
Dr. <*. W. Iluki-r. velernailan,
for opening »Md »t< re by Halle river. It was empty and no trice
of
Ihe
etolm
m<>trvy
or
a
m
iritte,
®«ed 4 Fee* Cn.
ha, b>en nt the City Hell every
h a . been Land.
neve* of thev nrght
iTfglit of
uf Colulael
Coiot
niotniag liming Ihe pa«t three
Pol'eo enurt a rtiv itt,.
bef.oe
The bandit* entered lh.- bank w rek,,‘ piefuirril to varclnate all
tinted t n-ldv At the Couiltry Mr-, f otlbrtgh. official* wf-lk
ahurtly a(U r noun Friday. Jrnaaed •log* hrowght there to romply with Municipal.Judge If W. W«te y c - • Tub, und thargeil with assault, tiieiin, ilcpartm cnt sa il here,
up A. C. Taylor taahirr. an.l Mrs. a City ordliiancv, l>ut hr ryportr tenlay afternoon were preitnml■tlnsrily the Baker Lake *b_
I.ucille Mmatl, aaei.tant. ami pU .nl that hardly more than one-thlid nutly thoeq of disorderly conduct vvu, continued tinlis P'ruluy,*
ian be hm iil in O ttaw a but al(
The
wife
of
N'slhsn
Brill,
them in a vault. They then of Ihe &U0 or more dog, known to charge* ugalnet a number i f
phcrli condition, last
colmetl,
chargrtl
with
making
■ruuiwd up a ll'th e rurrenc
tg hr In Sanford have Iwen treated. nrgfu coupice, mc-.t of them u .
thi- Impel,, Ido.
th re a t,, uppran-d in cuurt nnil
Thv cn<ire chain of ra d io '
to w b riber they are I k . g r o w e r , •tghi and left in th , ancient car
Chief a t I'olirr William- de rested In the curl) tuuining hour,
■shed that the rhargr lie t,'j,. I on* from Ottaw a to ChureD
a f t t o t * ptodoeo ap. .whether th ey which had to be rianked by hand. clared that he had granted a Xuturd, r *nj .Sunday.
m'ssed. It waa granted. Officer thence to Chevterfield, N. W.
have bought tt o mmm* f ar sale,
week'* eatrnalnn of lime tor the
Ralph B lair and Malliv Henry, Mhaffer ms-'o the a r y - l. *
und westerly |n Baker la k e , »up
reason that many preeona arv out tulori-d, charged with di-ordvily
can go to t t o CMy Clerk o f ManViola Vhitllp,. ml red. who at* plemrnted by reoree of amab
ef the city ami aleo hecau*. route ninduct fo il'wing th v 'r arrest hy
»**• “ 4 'OUVIaea kirn »f t h e i r
lack
rd
n
colored
man
with
a
right to «eU a n . “ pe-Jdto’ th eir
waa cn the alert for word of
have found it difficult to pay-'tb* Officer Mhaffer h»lh plead guilty,
P**4*»*. and a perm it can and will
small ro>t of giving Ihe treat lllair w a, fined lib . and lh* worn. knife and inflicted tlerp wound,, l.lndbeigha, hut nothing had
hail her ra«, of “wseault with in- received u p 'to H:J0 P. M.
to Isa usd fa* Wglr own p r a t e r NKIV ORLEANS.
Aug. 4 _ ment. Ifv a Hdr I that hv did not *r> fined 13210,
•
Ueu, aa n i l te for the p r a t e , , lA .F .l—Jailer
John Buffen ami Nettie Wil trn l to murder'* transferred to Ihu T .J. .
FoiitenelV,
ul •xpect to ex ten t the lime '.eyund
count- for action. O ffheri Wil
ttou *4 those Is Mtla kxalily who
Ulster ordinary conditteaa th
IVinte-a-la-Hachr,
remote town n-'Xt Saturday, ami that *11 dog liam,. loU rtd, rhargvi with Hi*. ia m s ami Shatter hud urrealnl
knew paid a llcoaaa or rat*# t h e i r :iA mile* down the river (rum owner, must expect to fr*l thv uidvrlj conduct on a complaint
l.indberghg should hav« reach
■Ouca a a * a r s not * u b > . t to a
coNteduemv* t f net complying Made hy Dllffen'* w fe. alar plead- he*.
Baker la k e between tf and 7 P,
New Orleans, reported ye* lei dag
Ila i'Id White, whit# youth, (E. M. T.>.
'
eil guilt). If* w a, fitted |«MJ
Ikat #arly Mumiay a *mnh of e 1th Ito law.
’T hte principle caa k* illuetratbarged with being drunk ami dis ’ However1, ihe wcaknea, of
while
the
woman
drew
A
l
l
fine.
masked itblto men h o i over
od by
kj tt o itoaM law »•
Officer Mhaffer mad* the arreal. orderly, wa, fined 110, and ,en- radio eignata aa demonstartod
a* t*» twopie
Fl'NDH MMT
haul f r t i t a t o l a g 'required, to low ered him and bad lyn had
Jewels Vane* and Marie Willis, leliced to -'U riuya lq Jail. Judge Ike flight
a
negro
prisoner.
» kill t f ante to the fruit;
colored. • barged with dienrtierly W are later ordered lhat the 30 Factory, coupled with ala _
TV. ____ „
,,
TALLAIIAMSEE. Aug 4.
S cm
espenae to
romlurt ami e h e arrested by Of. d a ta b# -U-pended upon a premies condition, kept friends here'
( A J . l - H a r r y U e B .k .r. F W
ews their 22. was takes from tto Jail an4 sla te forester, today *aid Ihe a
fleer Shaffer c s r l j ^ Hatunia) from Whits'* brother that he wuuld feeling any anxiety fo r J
rlr right to rs rrU g down the highway nhera inef approximately $W,ot"i in fed- morn ng, plerded guiltywind wrre take the yuuth In Georgia and Lindbergh*.
keep him there f-r a prr'od of *|g
u t further hia tody was riddled with i-uck- •r%l aid fund, when Ihe recent both lined »2.W.
A fter repeated efforts tu
•kp*.
L agtllalgra reduced elate approI hilip G rrar, catered
msn months. White away. Judge Ware municate w ith both tha
T to to g ro was rkargrd with petal ions 'to r fire control aork in fli-aHc.1 not guilty to a disorderly ordered th* )oulh to report to ike plane ami tt o government
cfore, refers
aa aaaaaK upua • white girl lie- Uk' threat ry esrvicc
rtnJuct chart* but Judge Ware police chief each week. Officers stalin g -a; Bakar Lake hoc
te a a i Dateeur
•
• *2
_______________
fined kirn 110. Officer Hhaffsr W illiam , and Anderson hail mods lutite. officiate «f th . radte I
th a arne-t.
oho are
of the marlpe departm ent (
(BONVILI.D: — Construe- mail* Ihe arrest.
c .‘f
.
1LLK —' Hu I It n f
*e quits an
shell rroihlng
J. F.. Jones, coterbd toy charged
J . X. Webb, white, charged with preseed riqubl M to wtoth
to to prar.
.te Flarida In Ju
l nn Tatleyrsnd
Avenue, with violating tto .atop street teckJu.., driving, w e, fiaed ,119 v oteut ita tia d re n illi
id -pod_
ordtng
I , Shell Curypratteto ■•Ikor* uidlnanee, wl ( I!a«d*|l40. Officer a lta r plead ng guilty. Officers permit twCeplJoa of
tto efky Ml
City BoibHag Depart- Andermn had arreatod klm
S h affer and WiiM«ri. had aireatad ftom Bakar la k e a t say
Iny the might.
’
W e Amee,
Decide ToGiveUpTrj'
At Beating Record
Set By Post, Gatty;
Texans Also Give Up
Spends
E n jo y s Breakfast
Asks About Affairs;
Florida F o l k Pray
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LABELLE POLICE SUPREME COURT
HOLDS SPECIAL
OF BANK KNOWN ACT AS INVALID
f | AIM I OfiTFR^k
ihan the previous ajghL
TAXPAYERS MAY
GAIN NEARLY 14
MILL REDUCTION
|.hy. FjV€ Mpn AireadyHeld Bill Introduced As A '
'“Jhl
Adventurous PairEi—
Another Leg Of Hop
Prepare For Short
Flight T o AklaviK
Qne Arrest Jfefcdedp P u r e l y I.ocal
.
-vw-rm,m«.>)w~rFtentative- Budget 41^','rrST' vea,R ^!hangeH 6 ‘
leiist Year’s Figure
Slain Boyi* L e t t e r s
Reveal Name Of Killer
Farm Bureau Seeks To
L
Muscle Shoals
i?S L ,r„r2r„',r
WamingT«l)«Kl^vcr»
Disorderly Conduct Cases Lead All
Others Before Judge Ware Yesterdayj
I r i”
Judge Ware Expbtiiu City Ordinance
Relating To Peddling of Mefchandige
New T r a i* .
Rates Are Announced
1
agricuRarol
at produce caa ha
o fa r aa (
by tt o yariy w to !
Icouisiana Mob Kills
Negro Giyl^ Assaulter
'rt>v
4
• >
�BLOW Of COLLECTING
SOW THEY STAND
CHNTBAI. FLORIDA LEAGUE j 4
fl
.T U 1
Cleveland took a doublebeadar Da L a n d ________ >
from lb# Brcwna to gW# thara •
tlfh U r c rip on faarth pl*r*. W ta
Frrrall got rrsd tt far Ma I t lb win
•b a a ha Iat tha Brown* down w ith
7 hJta to win, 9 lo 4 in tha open■ b .tta and K irx i hjt homara In.
that gam t . . . Tha Savond a ffa ir .
rndad II to 0 in favor of th a In* *
diana. It waa a real, oid-tlma aing* *
By F- B. CULLUM
f r it, with 20 hit* polrd o u t GoaBefore tha largeat crowd of
Hn got a homar. Heeds and Voa- J
ti e tet.o n , tho Sanford Calory
mik w trt tha heavy hlttrra of tha *
Fed* cam* through Sunday a fter
day.
c
noon a t Municipal Athletic field,
defeating Daytona Beach 6 to 4
TV* largest erewd ta see a
gam* ia He*tan since 1014, mar*
in a fourteen-inning battle that
than 44,000 peraeaa, saw (ho
k ep t, tha Crowd on their feet
Taaka and Red He* split a
moet d the time.
deabie-bilL Use Yaaks teak tho Philadelphia
Th« gam* wa* a thriller from
first game 4 to I la *ha! s ta rt Washington
• ta rt
to
flnlah
deapito * th*
ed oat to he a pitcher's deal. New Y.irk iipaw ka, cquabblea and proteiU
However. Ja rk Raaaell weakened Cleveland
on th* part of • Daytona and er
la tb* eighth . . . The seeossd Rt. fouls
ror. mad* by both aide*,' Day
gam* . waa another
m atter Boetnn
..
tona Beach making tie mi.ruea
thawgh. fa r Old WUcy Mare# Chicago .
to 0 for Sanford.
bald hi* former male* la three Detroit
•Strickland wa* on th# mnond
hit* and scored a I I* 0 victory.
for tho Keda and victory w a. en
Ymlcrday’# lleaalts
Plpgras gar# up oaiy three hits
tirely doe to hi* masterly pitch
ale*, hi (hat Dae pitching d##L Ht. lew is-. . 800 JO© 200- 4 7 7 ing, naing hia head aa well aa hi.
Tb* Res wen It becaaee of two Cleveland
OOJ 005 Oil 0 12 .1
arm , hearing down in th* pinches,
single* and’ a maff 'a t the plat#
Batteries:
Gray,
Coffman, yielding up only aia hits for th#
la lb* eighth lamlag.
Ntllre and Bengougb; Ferrell and entire 14 inning* anil wrecking
Sewell.
Th* Giant*, In climbing back in. SI. Louis . 033 022 00©- 9 |0 t th# batting average of liaytona’a
heavy hitting twine, Mobley and
to second place, pushed th* Brave* Cleveland
210 042 002—,11 J0 0 Hutto. Three two player* faced
deeper Into the aeccnd division
Batteries:
Stew art,
Kimsey,
when th e y won a double-header Coffman and Ferrell; lludlin. him ele.en times without com
ing through a single time
by scores of 4 to 2 ami 8 to 2. The Harder and Berg.
From th* eighth Inning on il
flint gam* w at Clarence 5liL hell's Boston
000 000 UI0 —I HO a * , a a pretty a pitcher'a battla
first win io a ll starts, and h* held New York
000 000 031—4 12 0 as anyone would want to s«*.
tha Brave* to are hits, ilia stickBatteries: Kuaaell. Kline, MorThe Daytona Beach ' manager
woik, two singles and a homer, ri* and Berry;
Ruffing and protested
th*
game on tha
figured largely In the acjring. Dickey.
.
grmftid. that Strickland mad* a
Wrs Hchulmerich got a homer with H‘'s»-n
.... 000 000 0 |g —| 3 0 balk In getting Mobley a t sec
on* on for th* Breves' only runs. . New York
0O0 000 000 0 3 1 ond. Motley star tell to iteal sec
In th* second 4gme three G iant
Batteries: Moor* and Berry; ond when. .Strickland whirled
pitcher*, Chaplin, Myrrell, and
Plpgras and Dickey.
around throwing the hall to
W alktr went to th* wall before
Kogwro who waa covering l(i*
victory cam* ovar although th*
trio gave up but five hits all day.
keystone
hag.
The D ajteita
players .a t up th# cry Balk and
Thu 0 •ant* get 10 hity In winning
iKat gam* including homere by
Mohley .lowed up, Kogero ta g
ickson and Verges, Lane* Rirhging him several fret from tha
bag. Hps-nrer, umpiring the bass*
ourg, th* Florida cracker, got
a homer too.
calk'd him out aod was backed
up by tho, umpire-in-chlef, CockFor th* third strslght day. th*
tell, au d th* game from then e»
Pirates shutout th* Reds,
thin
pa# pkrys.l' tm der protest.
time by a 3 to 0 seer*. Erwin
In
the
fourteenth
Inning,
Rrara*
th* eds to five hits,
ftrhlrard, first up, went out sec
while hi* m ates wer* gelling II
ond tor (irst; Martin singlad to
bff Red Ijicaa. flramr did not
,-entA field; Kogan* struck out;
strike oat nor walk a man. sn un
Pittm an hit to left field, Martin
usual feat In winning a shutout
tagging up a t third. Pittman
^am*. Paul W antr, and Tommy
rounded' Brat and went on to
Thevenow got three hits apiece,
second, th* ball being relayed (o
ta lead th* Pirate batters.
second.
Ilgwevcr, th* umpire
railed I'illm aa s a lt ami started
Th* Kobina and Phlllle* divided
the last argum ent, tho player*
a double-bill. The first waa a 6 to
claiming Pittm an out for Inter
2-Phllly affair, while th* second
ference. Martin cams in honta
ended 7 to 6, a* th* result of a
for tho winning ran, and thua
four ran seventh Ionian rally.
ended on* of the greatest ball
Sheriff Blab*, making h a second
game* that ha* been seen on tha
atari aa a Philly, failed to last
Hanford diamond in many a day.
tb* gtm o out, but wea credited for
The many fan* who witnessed
th* win In th* first gam*. Fred
erick’s bom«r with two on in th*
third riwlped tb* Robin ra u s t
Take 5-4 Decision Over
Protest Of Visitors;
Strickland Is S t a r
Mm ia Urn meaatlm* wer*
I t # gat bat five hits, exactly
•am* namber they gat tb#
'Mm# Bea went down ta a 3
! dafaaL Haw I'd Ilk* U aa*
I b#y ea a ball ctab Ilka r#nMaab’a ar Gabby S tre e t'll
N ef poaltiva t h a t 1tha Cocoa,
bag a r t ’ tb* only major can|Rr* for second half hon o n
.la tho account of jb o jr 11 to
Mary over tha Strang Ht. AnRno alas In Coeaa yesterday.
jOMJaa* batted e a t 19 solid
k Anrlag tb* day, and A ik S to rik d all hit ball which waa
Igtabio. Atkinson. Murdock.
;Joiner. Boy, th a t1* n trio f
Ira who a n gooU enough to
X M t any d a b In IbJa league
k game* out of fear. With
retk oat of th* gam* because
IR injury, lb* Cocot lineup
*teagm i around, and evldant■nducad aorn# good, for Priae,
tonally bats seventh and
do sach a good Job wf it,
Ihnio third and gala four hit*
bo Fed* Wan a fancy 14Ri «am*v from Oiln Hntln
tb* lalaadera by n { la 4
•. Bill IKriabland, celebrat
ing raeoat asarriaga, karled
th a t caolda't b* st#p>*d, altsb bln mate* triad lo maka
Ifb arrara ta give tb# lalira th* gam*. fUrWklaod al*d 4b* vlaitara aaly a ll klta
aflara#**, hoUlag Mablay
, Hnlto, tb# laagaa'a beat,
0R$ ta#. Halt* strack oat II
MrdHaa, bat waa laocbad
14 kita, with Ragaro, Patera
“ Wggiiia leadlag Ik* van.
• Weaver, lb# laagaa’a laadis tta r . dfappad • faw pdiata
■ Wa high mark when k* gal
f two bit# In aaven trie* .. ^
I
mebing hlti and errors Ip tb*
nth Inning for flra sun*, tha
Md entry went Into a lie
Cocoa for first place .whan
defeated tha’ P a rk tri by a I
l tear*. Yochum wta* going
yiwall-until th* sixth, but tb*
PSd bats brake loos* than,
Waily Shannon laadlng, and
r» you knaw It th# gam* waa
7 fa r D sU nd. Rill F t r t u l
id * four kit gam t for DvLand
woo Id have loot It If l| hadn’t
The Jackson Hport Shop Dia
. far those errors in tb* oof* mond hall team of Orlando will
come o te r to Hanford tonight to
engage th# Ronford team in a l i l t
Th* Ha a ford loam la now said to
be playing much better together
an j th* Orlando boys are eipected
lo find i | tough sledding in this
gome. . | *;
.
„
Tomorrow nig h t th# Blackwood
girl’s learn of Orlando will play
tb* Samlnol* Laundry flrla hero.
MONDAY, AVGUST A
• 5, Tima Signals; 5:01, Danra
Program; 6:40, Kiddta Classic*; 6,
Organ P rtgram ; t:M , Bobamlaa
N ight.; 8*3. Sheriff A Polka Baporta; 7. Mosquito Control Pro
gram ; 7 :|t , Clark Oourley, T tnor;
7:.to, Baarball Result#-, 7:$l, Oraga Croaa String Band; 1:30, Rat
ty Flannlgan, contralto; 1:46,
’KUPUns; 8:66. Da ..ball Result*
and W ratkar Fcrw.-aat; V, Sign
Off.
WJAX — Jaekaeavllle.
6:1*. Mrlody Maker.; »:4S, Ma
jestic T h rite r of th. Air; 6, Amo*
V Andy, NBC; 0:1S, Taatyeaat
Jtaler*, NBC; 6:30. Randolph Mai
and kia Shrine Sazophoew-S*alette;
6:45. Publicity D epartm ent B a t•ri* Ulilitlaa; 7, W aiaworth Preaa
O rtboatia. und.r direction Mr*.
Raymond R, Spencer; 7:16, George
Washington Hctel Orxheatrm, na
iler direction of.John Lucy; 7:30,
Carling Hotel Orchestra, uader di
rection o f Clyde Gardner; 8, Du
ral Jewelry Company [X tact Ire
T hriller; 0;3O, General Motor*,
NBC; 9, General Mill* Expraaa,
Will Program ; 0:46, Studio Pro
gram , U r. Kdaan; 10, Colonial
R estaurant
O rchestra;
10:30,
Studio Program ; 10:45, Lido Couna r , Club Orchestra, N8C.
th*
gam*
went pway well
pleased, not only over Sanford
Coming through, bat also the
great fight th# Hanford team
p it up. and th* predictions now
are Iwing freely mad* that tha
Feds have at last hit thalr stride
TITURVILLE, AUG. 3. — An
and frdm now on will be more
advantage which Indicated
that
than able to bold thel, own.
th* «it j* of Tituiville w.ll have
BOX 8CORE
littl* real opposition in tha for*'
lleacb ab r i
eh aura of pAving liana, was gained
in r ’rru it court a t Hanford
re
cently in tha t i n t eaaa In which
lien foreclosure action waa taken.
Wednesday an amendment to
the hill was filed by Smith, Cmfton A Wilson, representing
the
city, a fter a demurer offared for
the Riverside Park Company, rep
resented by John D. Sh*pa:d, of
Cocoa, was overruled by the
court. Th# foreclosure is on prop,
erty located on th* west side uf
C#|ery-Fel*
io r h po a * Washingl> n Aveauo and take* In
Sahiratd, e __ 7 3 2
7 2 1 some of the Rlveia'd# Paris Com
Martin, cf .....
6 2 1 3 0 0 pany propel ty to th# aouth of. th#
Rogrrir. 2fi— T~ 9 3 4* fr * le h le r' bTlK* city’s
e* '
Pittman, # * .
70 2
4 6 4
Th# amendment to the bill was
Higgins. 3 b __ 6 0 2
1 2 0 filed for an estoppel In which the
Britt. If ........ 8 0 0
4 6 0 main p i n t contended la that tha
Piters, lb __ 8 0 3 1# 1 0 bonds have been voted and vmlt.
Harrison, rf .... 0 0 1 8 0 * dated and all other noeiaaary pro
HUUkUuJ. p ._ . 6- L l . . L 3 2 ceeding* have gon* throngh;-w ith
■
...................... no action taken Ey iba"defendant
64 6 16 42 10 0 ami
th at
Isaufs cannot
be
Score hy innings:
raised niw bac«$a* they were
U7 B. 101 200 000 000 00—4 0 6 opportunities for raising them in
. | - - ——
Sanford 100 OJO 200 00 01—5 16 0 tour:.
‘Rummary: Runs batted in:
A lthoug(f'ihli ta th * firs t case
Reaver, Karri*, O’Brien. P itt to go to court. It la arid that
man 12) Rogero (2), Martin; member* of th* tounril havt in
rvn* walked In: 1 (W eaver); mind taking the
tam «
a lien
twe-hase hit*: Sirickland, llig- against other delinquent property
gin*. Pit (man I
stolen basest In an effort t o collect revenue to
Weaver; taeriflcea: Martin, Pllt- meet interest par m entt-and bonds
man; left on basts: Daytona 10, a* they com* due,.
Sanford 10; earoad ru n t: Hanford
2, Daytona 0; struck out: by 'W INTER GARDEN—Formation
Hutto 12. JRritklend 7; baa* on of Cltrna Exchange organisation
bait*' off Hutto 1, Strickland 4. lo oparato under name pf (Wat
Umpire#: Cockrell aftd BpeMtr. Orange Citiu* tiro wars Aaaocialion, annoiincasl by Harold Tilden.
73m* of gam*: 2:66. ~
C i t y Of Titusville
Gains Advantage In
Paving Lien Action
The Biggest Laff Show Since Adam & Eve In
• vented the Loote Leaf Syxteml .____
Oflando Team Will Be
HfrefrorGameTonight
Dr. W. E. MacDOUOALL* CHJROPBACTOR, i* now located a t
Ida reridaoe* . IB Floral Haight*.
DUBLIN, Aag. 3. —
Mara than $500,000 a ta (till unb* Dm Irish d ark , swaapa ta k a r Uaiaaa winners present
W r Credential* before «U month*
U a d m tha money ( m
W * tha boa pita] fundi.
W A liH O TIC E B
• l e r r i u t l a n d - r i r r S a i ' as
V«T.......... • Yleetda, Jaty l“
esnso No. 17428. Finder pleas*
NOTICE I* hereby' given that
beep and notify E. N. 8. C-O H er
W llium . II F 0aasm;a4 i kagwtT C
ald. <-*
ytorM*. who. on July |», i m
•waste lk » M .lst4 R a tr / N » ( l itr e
f»*
MEM. Ueetton IS. TuwsC
*hj0 «• F • • » " • » $ : Tallakaa.
M.tkUsn. Isas filed nolle* ar In.
MODEL A Ford Roadefiir. Condi- I*etts>n la make T krve^var rroef
Ucn good. Newypaint. Reel A lo -st«MI-b steles to ike land abas.
<t**erlbed. before Cloek circuit
Son*. MyrtleyAvfnne.
I'oarv. etAanfonl. florid*, oq th*
<th d .r »r lysum bst. ta il.
t ’lalio tn l dames a» w ltn esaet:
*Illfr keorlr. Of L i S | « « o d ,
WANTED: Good Model T 4 door
florid*
l
aodan, w rite glring description
H r fttrebroek, of I-oagwood.
florid*
- snd boat rash pri.-#, Boa W. II.
s*. M. (Umber, af L oagw od,
C-O Harald.
Kin rid *.
It J. Heller, efiLaacwaod, Flor.
Ms ,
Doorge C. Crons.
Rtglsler.
LANKY'S DRUG STORE— P re
scription#, m agailnta, few ntaU • tv L-sit-NT o r. c o n a r y j t u u u .
s r.a tv o L i: r a t a y t , r r a r a
lerrie*.
PROMPT
deUvarias
o r n .o M in t.
in lit; fjrrATB o r :
Phoo* 10A
tvii.imvH itK N itr m aym an ,
Ifrrmmsi.
T«» til crrtliiurt. U litiM . ditirlb.
BUILDING BLOCXI—Irrigation iiipfi
. Nod alt pmraoav having rltfRit
--4
boxes and general caatact work. or ris*m«rxlR trtliiDi Mid
Ton, And e-mrli nf jou, «r« brr«bf
MliacU Concrete Co. J. E. Tor- nolirimal Arid Frdqlrvd to
Mur p UIbvi and drmdinda which you.
willagtr. Prop. 3rd end Etna.
nr tllhmr of fu«, WAY btrm aftlR tt
(h« FRltlm uf
William HrnfT
9A — P o u lt r y
litrftn .
lata of MmL
nvilm rt.unlr. ritirld*. lo ihm ||tiH,
am. «t 8han>a. Couuty Judav
Af
HENS 18c per pound. Laying Pul JiVntlfKrl*
r.iuMjr, a t hi* nfilea ta
let*, $1.60 each. B. T. Tiller, ih# ('mintr i\»urthnuM la fRmuilanla
I'vunlY, FlorldM.
Within tw«lra
Paolgirmnlh* from lb« 4 i t i ‘
l>«(«t| Ju ly t J I h . JL TV 1*31
IDA
HATMAM.
FOR SALE: A Lot of fin* FRY
Administratrix of
tho Matala nf
ERS. See Mr*. M offat. 11U
Wy.l.tAM IIHMUY If AYif AX
Celery Ave.
10— Flo w e re a n d
P la n ts
FOR SALE: Zinnia Planta, just
right for fall hteeming. A, If.
Rossrttcr, Florist, CeleryT Ave.
I'hone 212-W.
11— M ln re lla n c o u s
LEAVING FOR PENNSYLVAN
IA A u * ../t,V , xwuq far.'A . pta;
tongwrw.—) P " ’♦ntavwted i m L i b
fllbbo, W. let. St. Phone 693-W
WANTED TO buy pidle, also a
sn# mule aprbjrOr, disc cutter
and other tooj#n*. O. Bov 1*1*.
LIBERAL-ALLOWANCE on-your
old batfory,. 316 W. F irst S t
WANTED: Rid* to Pensacola or
MobHe by Wednesday night.
Williito to pay part of axpansea.
S. E./Norwood, Lake Monrca.
VISIT *-
FOR RENT: Nlcs garage apart• ment. Furnlshad. store room
and apaes- for two cay*. Location
708 We«t 20th S tre e t O. R. F.attidge, Sheri fr* Offlc# o r Realdene* phono 654-J.
'.
FOR REN T:
apartm ent,
Phono 261.
Furnished
well
n
ROOMS AND amall apartments,
for two to four poopla, by weak
i r month, D. B. Parkage, Phons
558-J. IS S. Wild Olir* Ar#., DayIona Beach.
-On Country Club Rond
And S«t For Youm lf Why
Onr BneltrU Cornu lo
Malntalnod Und«r 10,000,
M U. 8. Standard For
■ CERTIFIED BULK
.
A t AO U o d n •
SPENCER'S DAIEY, INC.
C*o, C . H a rd e n , M g r.
POLITICS'
L a s t S h o w in g i
T o - N lf h t
FOR SALK: Largo Electric r*frlgvrmtor a t a roaaoaabl# price,
practically new,-Apply a fte r 6 P.
JL. A cn Sunday U 711 Myrtle
Ar*.
FOR SA LE: Cabin Craiaor, langth
, - 30 foot, boom • foot, d ra ft 2
Not, II. P. P alm ar' ongipa,, tboreogbly overhauUd and
foil]
oqulpped,' fa r only $1150.00. M*j
to goan a t Da Loan Spring*, t . N
Burt, O wasr.
LUNGSI 1 0 X 7
►# M a b A
TO T H E MONEY ED MEN O P
BSMINOLR COUNTY I
T to w a w two ’things money
m f i to y : U r # and U fa Im
aw n aw . sale** y a * a w a g w d
MARY MIXUP
m e
4m ea
A I eaNw^ilm
GREAT*
1 rfoeff WfcV
•
Impactton Invited
By J. Carver Puaey
a lo h a
*
SPENCER'S NEW DAIRY
�t
\
axpayers Mat
The Documentary Stamp
S B
N e , 8 r lJ
14
[ill R e d u c t i o n
fContinneo irom rage u n a )
tesday, theie waa every indica
tion to believe that they met with
the approval of the entire board,
an,j that lonighfa meeting would
ae. but few slight change*.
Arrurding to the flgurea under
discussion. Ihe *tate and county
/nillage may he set at 5ft and aeven eight* milts, a reduction of U
and five-eight* mill*' over last
year. The** flgurea do not in-
M M la a ■*■!•> *1 ft*
04 - 1i - -kl.fc I. * .* le .
•* « t. BM f»* *»lea -•# ell ***** s u e .u a * .
1 . | | mm eel eia.rwlee
b f t u see** eeo «Ue IN
we peSIUSrS ***»<»- * "
A repeaiWeilee •« **»*♦*•
00 t n . l i a n eU . h m i m S.
BIRMINGHAM. AM.. Aug 4 .—
(A.P.)—The presbytery y«st»rday
received a petition from a repre
sentative of < group of member*
of the f i r t l’rr*b) ter.an f'hur h
here, poking the removal of Dr.
Trevcr M ordnai. a* pastor but
p«v>tpot)*i| ■ rri.io n th rre week*
to permit lime 'o otQily ito con
tent*.
The petition »*« 0***001*11 the
f i x l i j m I j -Will II. Wnotrerton.
representing , the ■! *njea,**<t> feeti'n . and »***rt*<l "eh: Ire beg.
ging solely for relief frkm our
deploraldr an.J di»tri»»»ingv eilua.
lion siotnal the ol.l K lr-t * hun-h
may liegin at* oiue tu .re i ip-i ale.
re e'tahlish (warp amt
harm *n
w ithn itself, amt d e v ftr it* best
effort. |o f nlr iIIinir its
"
At a m rr’ini: of th» rnngrrg*
tion rerrn tl,. u rr^nlution re*|urMv
Ing Itr. Montreal t-- retain lh*
pastorate wa adopted Jrtll to l»l
B VRRBB FOR TODAY
HOLY ONE Holy. holy.
orrj God Almighty, which
A la and it to com e.- Rev
W. H. LONG
HENS and FRYERS
DRESSED OR LIVE
t,YBR—-0
Thou who inhab1
Unity I would tell nt 1i
|W faJtEfuln**i.
■ Aa gnat filh, 7th and 8th between (he Howra of
10 A. M. and 12 M. at (he City Hall will be final
opportunity to hare do** vaccinated. After above
date* all doRtt not vaccinated will be killed arcopdlns
to law.
R. G. WILLIAMS, Chief of Police.
and his Orchestra
* Scholarship, Examinations
EXAMINATIONS FOIl SCHOLARSHIPS IN THE
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA AND THE STATE COL
L E G E FOR WOMEN WILL DE HELD AT THE SAN
FORD JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING AT
EIGHT
O'CLOCK ON TUESDAY MORNING.
AUGUST ELEVENTH, 1931.
For enrollment blank.* and further information,
call at the office of the superintendent at the court
house, Sanford, Florida.
Blue Ribbon
Malt Program
TONIGHT
S f e at 9
K asl.m
Stim lard TtlB*
W BT
T . W . Lawton, Supt
and
C.B.S.
NOB O l'T OP THB
-It KART
"TOASTING" expels
SHEEP-DIP BASE natural!
|From Poetry!
triangle of the heart,
l fiery fleah confined,
creates th* power t<*
nor whirling
(D lackf b itin g , h i n h Irrita n t c h e m ica ls)
present in every tobacco leaf
Confidence In Florida
the la n d e r
llk»
i*W *
any {■•tlonBlv
VISIT
SPENCER’S NEW DAIRY
On Country Club Road
And See For Youraclf Why
O ur Bacteria Count l i
Maintained Under 10,000,
U. H. Standard For '
CERTIFIED MILK
INCREASING PRODUCTION
W
Harrison ha* drridad
ha would rather bo a re rtMIAMI ItKRAt-t)
: build*r than a racetrack
■taalnm-r. With the prearnl
Something more than two cen end there has been much discus
lalou fur Wage*, « i dnn't turies agu Jonathan Swift had a sion about method* in growing
r aa we blame him.
character in hie “Voyage To Brod- and m atkrting; One farm er seridingriab" promulgate the belief uuity argued to Mr. Cochernn that
prachule jumper who that "whoever could make, two no peach grower b» permitted te
I 13,500 feet before he blade* of gr»*» to grow ufhm a product more than seven tons to
hit (Ip e»rd m e, h a w spot of ground where ^ (ly ’ bne the acre. This would ru t down tha
H IM records but he didn't grew before would deserve better crop and result in b etter prices,
■ with the drop the stork of mankind and do more caaentta! waa his argument.
took o couple of ytsn.agu. service u» hie country than the
Anulher
orehardlst declared
whole race of politicians put to th a t no peach grower should be
are to m an, world fam- gether.” This theory has found permitted to have an orchard un
f distance .flig h ts being many adherents who can tell oth less ha eared to r jL p o well that It
laa days, one never knows ers how they ought to function.
produced 10 Jid R . (Ueleathea to
will wake up soma mornNow cornea H. Ik t'rucheran, di the aerk. Ill* argum ent *Wai that
ad a Malay aviator direct rector uf extension service ia Cal tho Indicated yield meont an In
asmpore landing In his ifornia, who takea issue with Dean creased profit per aerk and so
Swift and makes the pfovleo th at fewer seres would bo noddsj to
Incraaaiag production la worth give tke orehardlst a Retag.
h e r . and white ’collar while if done sconomlkally and
Mr. fo rk i ran believes that
running tha street c a rt th at ehen the coat la ao g reat
u as a result of a strike. thera la no benefit and may be larger trope Of peaches an smaller
t SSperlence for bot^i the dMIae}' harm. Untesa thera ta tracts of land, more eggs from
Mrs and tha striksra. It need for two bladea 'o f g rata or fewer - hens and cows that wM
I t's more wholesome re- two cart of corn ond unless th ty yield- more pouada o f butter' fat
-.the ether -though tho are produced a t such a coat th at will come Bears r to tv la g thy farm
■M lto accomplished are th e , return a profit to tho pro ers' troubles than the suggestion
of limiting tha production per
ducer they are a t little or ao value acre. To that extent bo agrees
to tho producer or to any one else.
with Dean Bwlft.
’s
Hoover ) u suggested
Mr. Croc hero a tells of twp Cal
th at It, with many ifornia poultry naan. One kept a,J h o locat J itwey-Jamglo story
kousands, buy wbsa*. 000 hews a n j m arketed 32.000 dotsnnouace* this week tho opealng
from this country now
i
on longthao par*
of the Jlloey-Jungle Market la
tho roar of their sto re ta Chat*
tahoochso. Tho now m arks! waa
las tailed last wsek e a d -U eqalpP*d - with alt up-to-daU equip
ment. Including sbctrkm lly retrigsrated shewteaee and star*
ago refrigerator**—R iver Jaac-
m i*
MTMtl
gr owufd *|»* CdBToewia
w
- - -
E i
•i
i
- >v-
•
ti
&
■
Inspection Invttsd
At All Hoara
SPENCER’S DAIRY. INC.
Geo. C. Harden, U p .
T h a fin e s t to % t ■ -. S ' \
* I
b o c c o q u o llty
p lu s
A BARGAIN
th ro a t
p ro te c tio n .
A Real Country Homs
T .m * t» . . t e t u t u m
purchaasr
enough to permit the dally dipping of over
50,000 eheep of the dally spraying of many
thouunda o f trace. Thus,you are sure thera
irritantir naturally p resen t In all fObat^o
leaves, are not in your LUCKY STRIKE*
“T hfy’re owt-ao thty can’t ini” No woodey
LUCKIES are always kind
threat.
•U. S. Dap*, of A triodtm t. BKraSW Anlm m l
Industry, Ordar Nm. 210
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K u ril
Social Calendar
favorable tlrw i on
pertainin.*
tho
Wpreme* C b a r t
H o l d s S p e c i a 1 At-Christening OF HOST
A ct As I nval i d) Na v y Dirigible
tht-m
as
l*nj»l J a n *
t ru t h a n I in f a t ? ’’ i hr* \
it
in
i •*■ 'ju s m l1
iC o n lin - .d from Ihig r O ne)
re p a ir* ♦ id * tua'.e »n llig h t.
T h r mut
ai** within th r hull
Hiving p n a’i r in ru ra l
■
‘trength
ami the n»^ tjin* ring
g lid e r*
w usi In On* ship ail»I to rig id ity
o r lot*a I m mitur**.
TO STATELABOR LEADERS
w o rk men
A c tiv e
welfare
of
s u p p o rt o f c iv ic
bodtc- ■;i fi .-ft chambers of minm r t r r . v. ..... *n'd i»rganijratMin<k a n d
i»t n* r
\*
riik ■i»l i .
uni kf
v%ill lw* -Miigni t«>
tin* e f l. ir t of the
,i t
**»*ct ton
♦ ■*1
V’
th
’ O .1
SHIP DAMAGED
h ontinnetf from Paif© Ofic']l
u n .|
hf i*| liei InnhI*
Important Meeting Of
State Federation laj IK.Attended Hy Many
ROU ND
FLIERS
« ere
K,|v fin e , w d l lm r ig home ree*
M' d * * ou * bad b* en r e l» y t (j to
«i \ t », V n fk n e arly tw o
meek u*if
dged u> **.»i f j \*.
^
mm nt i ••nunr Tei't w ere j
MP rm i« m n * of t h r «d i m dutintt
Th* following item In the PenIf.
U n . Gtami J. Wimbt.h
W K llN K S im
• a ,|1 n of or- | y VM: H \ NK •. Xlrt-ka, Aof. 4.
r e q u irin g [tu b litilH 'ii
f n«ii'ii* *n
August
2,
will
be
f f n l P fU i t a c k apertt to,lay ucola-Journal,
l.V i i- l
went her
. .
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Th*xecond at*
O K I.A N IH ). A n y
W hu
th*. u k n m -ot th*. benefit of
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m- •*i the dale
link law* ylMj 1l riMhii d ii:tl i
ifo’U4urt'iiii*ii * i nti"inU*rpf| h\ mi •
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at the h me of Mrs. J li P u l l e r , i not i-fikV ell - regard* j ■" . 11it .‘ i;i <| ■
r went to city,
M.i ■ t *4 hifie**. I'rxat aviator*,
4hi joe, utiii a* ,i r rtiih . expect th»* mnst lmp«Ttant
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afternoon to be
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urard home after a two week'* Shipp ia atate editor of the News- Mrs. C, tV Spc-i-. Mr,. Il,-ibolt v iwiiiti -» uf I 1 If , i
u itt ha v i* ■a *. t -i* -it 4|4|«.l M 'lis f«>r rwti yeirdi.
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m -orifie i
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in j nut i*to few de*.i b
husband for a'eh o rt vacation. nwrs of the aouth. She ia the jun-|negn> rio t, here in i . , , n l >. j | , ctt'ir! *n tk'«* M*V li*t
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Hr*. Wally Gavcrick, of Mine. of the southeast ami she and her f la y in g mf t * u vkhih* men **«v M . ,!
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Long Island, N. Y. I* the Rufat slater* have w« n manY silver rup» a U in ! n i S ’ a l »*> j i l u r , an I i i
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her sister, Mr*. Clara Slempcr. and medals in various swimming •T ill negro*** m ilM unlt r
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Tuesday m o r n in g a t WOO o ’riw rk .
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with nopfial m a s s at St. Mary's
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i i x i*>1«nt i .K 1 I hwl ene judui*
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Camp Walton,
v' • '* mi Hill \ 'v^ l i t c c o e r . R u b y
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( h r left Sunday feY C a iro , tia. with the Rev. F ath er A. Berne of- me© rigta re s u ltin g fro m the i ■ , i tri uit a nurt am i lh.it if
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p o rted a ro n iiiif ©f
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by
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Mr. Shipp Is ft Sanford three
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years ags> In November for I*en»a- w a s s w in in iin g , i u >i log b rn I * ll.lt '• 1 a *111111y k»"it 1
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A. F . C h u reh w .il, 8. G . Cnldl cola where he
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fat 1.
Ir.v H a'Ii
worked for the d ro w n . N a tio n a l g i.*» m i n i**
it N 1 in
si pi*I fin e -' run*
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ir, an d J . B. O 'N eal, all of W a y . News-Journal.
and gaiviil * i,.: - jit * n| ' H*s a in*4 d sil-u h -d y toil! it • >4*»**,»!
Mr. Shipp wa» -dored o rd e r o n ly a t t e i j » ( v k lU if-.n ■lu I H i- . ll and *»i.
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The Sanford Herald.
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r ' h i - Had
HM AM. 1XXIS I Kit HluXXS
l"i n a tio n
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(h im l-ni* and 1n ' a In in 111
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a Mill d.iti
N t•bl 1111 • und ,1Mile's re lu rrie d to
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- lilt ' .silt l I l H A l | 4 t'illtv I A.I
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of Florance, S. C’., who is vixiting W r * t P a lm | le a ch v - l* 'id iv T h r 11' 1•**I - l *Mk I MV id ' l .1" .! I W th e m o v ii' I, |n i" Hi t ’1, w h iih mmv
W <1*1 Ug AlHlIti *41 V I <b»\.
m rday from point* In Tennearstfitlv tdlfii*** K»
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pl-W l fill Mu'lc r in r h e ir «hlp
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♦ itirrn Ib.iM by strung W ilL^Akla jU.dk 1.1 Ilf lttu ttri lift e d
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in ld in g I bl IT! I 4 11
w h er( she haa been viaiting
Hamby- entertain*d with a hrldtfa fro m r t * fm m d atio n n n ,j rtatn sg rd ) t r g und L i an
mi | un v i4| l»* - •
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party on Monday evening at her a f*fw liMtf,-. N c a ily I h ir e q u a t And ♦ <» XV* o . ,11141 WII
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<’ B urnt and Earl Rumblty Home on the I'aula Road.
T t a r A t ........
’1 hake a Im IK i \
A fter three progrrxxionx ul J ilt the l'im ( duiiittuii »t the
Of. I f luifc', • ■•• *1 mm hint gun.v
Monday Jo* Bay port,— w ktta
- iiIR L il \ M ‘ ' l‘M '" I
------------ — x r ■oaiPnrreuy a Halting trip fol iTridf© a cold Dutch TiirvTi « a i ■sturui.
^ U h lMV-axie-Uk*. f ir .p g .a a v g v . .v d *
• irv a l, T kva
»aM •njoyaC ^ A 'F K XiAV * * V* i .
*K 4C|*V lW'h- vr* • r * r* •
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until a lata hour. The room* where
t IIU I S J IK \ | l IIIK.S
IA P I
S 1ih men a m i Iw u i* p l- l plUQ©©,
nt h.*t i n r . n , . r |i , m
the gueitx were entrrtaine«| were
in Ih* •iH in ly ja il l.t -1 b'ukt 1 n a r lH ( j i*di*i * 1 Its, a t r a p e in ar
dr. and Mr*. G. H. Collin* of
rangOmcn
I »K It It V . N. I I .. , W
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i. ih** r '* a- in viithl VII. xr
tyeross, Ga. wera IIS* week-end decorated with crepe myrtle and
fern.
Many
friend*
werv
atked
to
O f f l i e r x .* ■.; * n w w ill n im b i 1
— W iltiam It, Iteyiu bl- in , e v e , i m .1 t n i in i*,, Iti p in I idvlpi* ,* 4 TI1 -I
rata of Miaae* Doaia and Joaie
be
with
Mr*.
Butell.
•* T* I d m l'» »i*# w it h 1 ••* .*t * ••n*»n I tn u b
E
live uf Ih. S ells-I'lu lu
i l u s, die-l ii- , .11|| i *i *i , at 1v
tudenmlry.
I’he m* •- M-d
" U iio e iiflah l ;i
•pper '*
yesterd ay
at
hi*
i aver !.aki' t i ui -1 t" 1*11 *I
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home He form erly » ;i :i<4iiirlilt 'd w e i * .
Verna Maaaenger left thia mom| l A Y T O \ \ HE M il
IVnhmlv
in the th eatre w ith th Fiirhnntffii th e , <h» •m w hi n w • I •" I M
for Laic* City where he will
Ham H a it i.,, a n j l i e ;«- M. Cnn tulili ji antl g.tiifw ul ii*iu kO.i i -i •! 1 lif t ,Im g r lull 1 1 4 it 1 1 new * 1 1'fK
dergu an operation at the Do
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un.
f I.'ll 1IH»
th Hospital.
f': Hi"-!
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Mrs. Ham by Entertain
For Mrs. R. G. Butell
-r
3 B l a c k s Killed
In *&a c e Riot In
Chicago M o n d a y
Mia* Adel* Hines, who has been
(Continued from Pag© One)
" ending her vacation In eitle* in
uth Carelina, returned home
who have been active recently In
• j pday night.
oppollnC other* evictions. In the
(r . and M n. R. II. Taylor le d other rnaea, however, order at*
nday (or point*
In Georgia, way* h ai been restored by tho
ere Um j will be the gusata of appeatine* of polk*.
nil. 1 and relative*.
The bailiffs, alarmed by th*
menacing attitude of tha i|ulckly
te n
Jackk \Xlemper,
who haa been growing mob, telephoned for po
ending Ih* summer with reta lice ueLalance. Aa soon a* tho
in Minerola, J^ ng Island, patrol wagon, manned by Fulice1 returned bom,.
men Fred G raham, negro, and
Martin K m at and John McKadMr. and Mrs. Charles Banner; dtn, white, arrived, tho police
I Mr. and Mrs. Theba Suloman trio wa* etrgulfed by the crowd,
Orlando rve spending a few many of whom carried knives,
ija In Jacksonville.
club* and pistols.
In th rlr fight to reach the
Mr*. II. II. Lawson and son,
bailiffs through th* crowd, thu
Ukeri, molortsl to Jacksonville
onday where they will be the policemen were attacked with
■ its of Mr. and Mrs. McCul- club* and knives. Krnsl auffered
a fractured skull. McKadden and
~
(liliam were sciy rrly csj) on their
M r, and Mr*. R. G. Bntoll, and (ate*, but returned to duty a llrr
faeally, Batty Jane, and Rlrhard Deriving medical attention.
Tho arrival of a »<iuad car
I r , of Florence, tL C. are vlalMn*
Mrv G. T. t'olliard at bw horn* jn caused the crowd to tianafer it>
attention from tho patrol wagon
Mn Lanta.
trew to the new arrivals. One
I Th*. Many fr'.end* of Otto An- pegro drew Mgt. H-Jfcry Lmn'*
- daraon will regret to hear that pistol Irom
h 4 7 h " M ''
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tho
Mi father. J . - . Anderaon, or pressed the mui*1
Apopka, died atraut mtdnlght Uat officer's stomach.
M«H;.
•
•T t* going to kill you," tho
_____
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negro' threatened.
• Mr*. n . K. Morria, H r.
Follceman
William
Jordan
. 1. M. H the ipaar, Mr*. rewghkd over tin- menaced /ffiI taper) and Mra. WaUy cer’» ahuulder and' "hot the ne
spent th» weak-end gro lit th* head. II* fell dead.
f i t Lab*
Winona Camp.
Than • tha crowd became wildly
_
tin te d , striking at the officers
Mr. and Mra- F . L. Woodruff Sr. with fceive* and clubs. The police
fired J aever* I bullets into th#
ceded and several negroes fell,
tWp dead. The other* were -ar11
( L th is B u r n in g ,
rted away by frlendj. Offl ills
w#r* toying to learn last night
Mr. and Mr*. J. ir T r u lu e h and whether there were any mar* fatb lld r.ik McKay and Madattn.,
W | tb l i afternoon fer Otasda.' 8.'
1*Wi ’call tp Police he-idnuar(1 to triilt relative* fo r about two
U n * brought all available ruserves and the rrowd wa* scattered h fte r a brief struggle,
fe llt* said th a t enrouta lo the
met a atroag force of
turned'hum* last night
In m arthing order, *dos,tIter vlajtjng in Athena, and Grlfita ag a in st th* goveroX fla .
aad moving toward the
X ^f B fw u i npd.Chartea -Mllteer fllihtlag. O fficial- iai-1 they were
. !■'*I to Jackson*III* whet* lkey ta ra Um crowd was communistic
gn^ had hastily been mobtiixed
Mb* K arf& m P eters,'w h o to protoat th e eviction of the
» in Nesr York fo r the Warwick woman.
Ok* pocket of on* of th*
I weeks. They all r*t*rn*d
iir*4 aegror*, John O’Neil, 4S,
nftemoon.
police foand a mcmbcrahlp r»rd
in an unemployment organlxatlon
More*', believed
bo aflUiated with a
J spencer left Sunday for
Official* disclosed th a t »pe*l*l
4r where tha b d isa •X*
M tw a v n k i detail*’ o f r*«erv* poIW have
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■ YO U R NEW SPAPER
•
*
Published
In
F lo r id a 's 1 Heart
W orld'll Greatest Vegetable
She
pot and Richest G arden I.and.
V O LU M E X X II
Member A ssociated Press
-a.
EDISON CAINS
SLIGHTLY BUT
DANCER STAYS
A
rccI
In v e n t o r R a llie s
F r o m l’ r e m ic P o is o n in R
R u t D o c to rs A r e
A n x io u s O v e r F u tu r e
WF.ST O R A N G E .
N. J .
Aug.
:t.— ( A . I ’ . ) — Thom a.i
A lv a Kdionn.
the rago
of
M rnlo Park,
rallied
thia
m orning and demanded final,
hut Ilr H ubert S. Howe, hi*
por-nnul physician said
he
did not think Edison “ e v e r
will In- nut o f dangiT."
Mr spent a irnml nninl. alcrpipt:
9<.un<ll> -even h »me. O'. Iliw i an.
imim r*| liwl.r
A |hy^tcanHu till • in ruing said ‘’ Hi"
AtauitM’n «v itit
he stfadilv tit*
pV*ovinir " Arran if Hr tnanr mra.
a llff' **\fiM*a-||tg hlipf ft"
tile
lr«v\r»y mum « n»- UrilS) frrm Sir
Mo •n»s* I i|ifon.
I sit r |i»H*tn« l l o i f «|i«l Hint
Ftl«wi -rrm-' * ((rfinitrly impr<* *r<l
I a ha'* a icn*at 'leal of (ml* n n
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fr«*n» h I.I. Ii hi* Is -uffrrin/, i- *•|»rf*»nll> Inti nnl thr pmblnn n*>*
I* to ailjust ht« «)irt s
u
tlor-Mi t nffret any f the
iliera-f-4 from nrhfth he Is tuffr .
In/* PiaLrlr-*. n« i^h»’• Dura .
ulerrs of the itumirh and mrmi
|m>i •finirtR II h h» nrt is fum t on»riR o r II :ip»| his |•ljI>«* Is n> rmal *'
Thr iloet* r al«o s»i.| that th/ in
nf
s* iit'ii «sr ij4 m n Rood frant
n.ind an* that he a«ked to amoke
n u: ir thia morning bil* b«*eaw»*" f '* - n'l.t,<n It
Ir fu r .1
I he inventor, who U in hi.
Vigl.'v fifth year, rollap.rd S«t
ui<l«y
frniM« combined attack of
(Contytucd on
Three)
.
Hoard Okeys 1 Mill
T a x For Publicity
After hearing II prominent
residents
of
Sanford and
Seminole County make stir*
nnff 3^peal« that s one mill
levy to hr i'1-irrd in the coun
ty miLage for the coming
tear, the proceeds to l»e use l
for advertising and Chamber
of Commerce work, (he Srnti
nolr t'e nty (Card of Cnun*)
Coinnujsioners this afternoon
voted t.» appropriate the one
mill, provided Kart Lehmann,
secretsr>' of the Orange Conn
ty ihimber of Commerce i*
rmn' >ed a* veerrtary of t»«
Seminole I’ountv tratle IhhI>
Only one u»««ntin( vmrr,
ths! of I . I* Woo Iniff, largr
I »« pert holder here. wa« reined
in ( rotevt. Th"*e appearing hi
favor of the lev > were It I
llaines. Altnnmnte. II Y\ I
der. Uniwixxl. A. 0 Wxgn**i.
I’huluots; J P F it. Paula,
and S. O Shinhidser, T \\
Uinton.>||. .1 l.chman. (i«ui|r
Weinstein. W M Haynes, (L
J Holly, and II \|. Papworth.
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AS M E M B E R OF
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•oilotr.l luiliitn l.rf.ir n , 1 ., ,1 „ (
.'"*10 prrciOK. I hnn hill*, m in t
t'.'toilnlMOi Mr, Im dlw gh wavad
i< il-rl.lu r l.i thr ll.r.oiw «-nr ,
••f^h..ni bn.I nalli.tr,I on |h«
.••. k> Irnnk. of ibo ,Hirl lay Ufuro
•III Wtl
V-ram thi l.indt ergha •vm pf yi#d
•h. till«nle wtotd Satuiilay 'iha
alleiiei* of th« ir rati " pr..v ke.i npiC oritln ^
I'aife Two |
4
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7
MIAMI. Aur
‘ fA I’ l
'I
!S llarrivon. •Miami o ntra- dor,
D rop s 1 1 0
F e e t E r e S iiy s R e l i e f M e a s u r e s
ih .
, ruh, 7 7 J u m p F o r i S i v e k A s
, J , f< V I
...
♦i-terdly *ald he had tin! hi*
W i l l R r i n g R u t L i t - I1n.1t • f r pnrreLpft mail u F i r e S w e e o s F i s h R o a t ' * e r a *, i S
O p o n in R I 'n r a c h u t e ;
M t aa ff rf d ^ C . i v c n
I • c l
II
''rde?cd M'lintly h) the pt»-l of
ri-ignatn>ii a* u memher of t>e
p
a i lio u q u e t O f ( H f t d i o l i
D e s c r ib is
F e e lin g s
III
1 * I I 1 * I L o c a l l y lice ueptitment weni m'»« rffe.i
I londa ratio
comiui-«ion
M V\ \ nlCK. Vug .t i \ r 1
Katunlay l'uatnia«tei I »• Hall
Coverlior i »r ii. eI fevtivr
poll
Mr* K II McIntyre.
tk'-i !«iU
I i.f*. .it.ut |t»i •» enrfer - 41 i*h* 1 U'r
T v »l I* \
\
i larenei*
W
I ntfintnger.
former announr.-d ftHJa>
,„ ,p u n r r
ii-tting iHiai I'-ona «rranihletl fu "I fiittilrrvillf anil un ard< nk lu\er
\|* \rthlir. J| M ir* ft|i | I h' ii >4 nvl* S.
■di* County repre«eiitatl%g
A | fr«f 1 uiiltorm.ry :n |gf
%
,
»>f flower*, ihi♦ nnoniitc (Aaue.t
utm 1 lanti"d .1 m w w• * Id*- igc- aiid
•II -nowTi prn|M>rt\ owner re! po-t natl i* e*|>eif«*d to r« -Ateiy uht>ard firel.oal-. mdite
*'* ,l- rn " "
hw
.... .
a un he- Mini iher iinft when lire Iho editorial -laff ..f Tl,e llekalj
"*il f • a if' »v d pa i ♦ •♦♦• mnip uf
ogw nd. tin- niornini* in -uli fr • the new regular i*tti
'< rr,t*n r«l!u«vi| a •cii... of
went thi* vr-iel a- it pa« *ed K -t •') pu'*entmg ii m large h , „ , \
•Il •1ii* nit'ii ,, 't' HI11»•
• 1 .Iky l -t ♦ 1 f foith
bnef inmpariat.il vein, It aff. it nil
runfere neve
with
Jo., pit M.
of well iK-wlopr.l and haitly ap\
aft* i noon
•rf .
•■|>*-'M,' n*.' vc|!*n«iM foi tnr m i »n,| hrnvlri
kairr. will [,!*'/
F ''"1 rear trip glatliulj which ate i.ii di*
.Snin..t, pitt«i.|rnt ot tSe Miami
IK• k'nlcilh - . I»|.r 1
flu
. k ^ . . a r , a n , l ..... m e . , . , .
lh,
... .
i lay in The IH ral,| offn*
plani*
f.* 1 ,ll*. ir tnr t. Id I illy
llearh Joeley vlub. Inc. ohtch
" (lie re.i*| thi- tuuiity ela^ailieailon.
•
ur.l u(21. ialOeflarinff tbal «he tlertve* nuvh
—. v.|lvii'ua-itcti |q mi agu-foreui un
'*• •njured nnl lh». %au-e of
*41 a !..• dart.'d 4»iuhk.aap««* ** a re.ali-ui.lagu
Th«
thi.nieh the
th.. .
o. 1
.0
1
** " u jthe fire naa undelerni neil
" * v l n . i n hum the .uluvniton *»“ 1
I '••r
the
r..._-nt
l»g..lature,
pound,
an
tnrrrur
of
20
t„und.
I
’
•
“
-T
I L'4NI feet
>e flower*
and that they
a '
7n,r
. X ,h u v X " V ' £ r “th ' " * 7 7 * " ,r^ r- « - *>r -■« round..
i . „ ..1Vir...
; c ntiactoi for the 40.kcy.lub. _ ^
o l, n f r
a<
* Ii le art.I v ............ . ui-.ui u 7 . I
■
onatant
aoiirce
f
fav.irahl
cun,,.!! ?
' , , .th,'
[ ura' V
,,n,u- * n,, th" ................
Tbe -late law. he -aid, doc* ulnnir the < nrillatlan puth i- tr.e
• • k'
'*
,,' , r ," " t h‘ *
fhanaed f r o , ,, 1 ..... . |
!, „
flr..
mile Mi .f n| ||. 11 llai Ink
mmt nntong het frtenda. Hi*. 4|c
I rot f .bid m*pir*r» f the rac- M,m,.u„ y
go. h« ,a „l
,\*'pi ..Muin'ely JiMM pe tator Hov Hie ct>?eroMi.nt hr run by N| tnr).#- to 100 mehe- m length • o* in th» erif ine ♦oniii ) lames • o huyfc invitiol nil p.i.uii. uitar
con>nii«.iun acc,|iti.ig , 011Mernohllc, . 0111* JVlHi" «. ,k- f.
I oh'iiiana and ♦I.eoMpr- *;
and girth comhlnnl.
MOINES, Itm t, Anar 3 1
v♦ Itij et| the vefl-el ,t llli.frt.t i.n- e .tc i in flower* tu , tail her gar
»<•.I
pjn- ty • pa.tie* .1•
Mr. FnlitnioKfi
folnt* out
I*.*.r.«| eharge*
for piti-kaKe*
ail p'I*l! ii " (
A I' )—»)»* , w.1 , area, of five
m" n
I oilio aruie thtt-er. HI' ftre del,, at an, time
illttl.lli * -ear% lr I
Cat a<r riling to In- uilurmikion. will
• union* uffiliaUd with the i u'afi t.'C
ha v unif rtu imn wt*e -till at w..rk imur han
11 *n 'in* », •••,- and av*Utnt.
(rain lolt ntatca million, at hun-. v»tth
^••o.l }iih|te po.ii’y lor at national labor fonfeiknitii.ii
''"t ,.hefv h.‘ MB- *e.n t.» .|iaa|ipeu! . en.mule (.v im , la .payer, wtU -.nt.- .ha„ formerly. I'arrrl, may . . . h o lut. ■
W il
I'X gta.,loippor. bavu Uleraliy ( lu.mbcr of Ihe l.a'nl t w rpt forwaitl olth 'th.lr
, n>. .Uatlllatlon »ilh
fo -e n g . .. ...rr take., off I., D r a i n a g e H o a r d
iluo*
to ||. .a- fo .1,.1 lit min ite, alter hv lay.- Iu pa, »-*i.,Kal . n.ler th. h.........
devoured everything from grain j * kth .on'ruct.; tint to J . .0 , t t ,kr ( -r I 4 * h.«ir«
• « » Icgl.latinn in ictuin
for o. I ... otile. for
rent. f.„ .... n t ot the ||r,|
||.(lll • \ d o p t R u d g e t T u e s i l
l .vinning tnu.la ht, jiiTn|.
......
•"*' h'.k
»«• vmlwrr»..,n* l„ Ih *I Slondu, at midnight, a............. .
'•Inch they aili
. I.
.
K». first p and, with unr 4‘fllt ' I I•aIa lulu, <1.1 i.iit 4—
McArthur <en. none the «"r>
il ill .ellqf, or no «|U,I u r... .4•4h M.l.lit innal pnun 1 Chi* np I.ont, >,n.| two y..cl. .
.
.
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**"• *"•>*' mumlwr. of , rp ,„.i imprbonmvnt ,.f •vveral far the .vpcncn.e unit i"*d to.
TAI.EAilASSKK. Aug
I. —
A atcady menu uf com, alfnlfu th. ruinmisMun. .
.I
,oa.lcr., ag.iiui I'l'ning nf t *!,.• :n vlaiming the m ..I » ' I". ..tie and on.* half mill.
.
rut* • un- rurreapondlng!. «4>l
The Ife aating vr.-r la . it. led • A.P. I‘ -F p . iI C, HHl..lt ehlef *n>
or .other gralua bring* no mur
Mi. .Siion>| ,,iil ilr. Karri.
111. *t .tvinvnt m 1 . 1} in ... f..| %eiii i .1 In tlir ether *mr>
) rl.
Itn*
lio*. *h,. lot.mo. ,e*..-| until t!.., . ..me tftnear of the Ever gl. ole- Dialnmur uf divontont from the hnp- wa* cunvin /d d ring the eon- meeting* hy the ffOVetiinient
tovia.
• «*li»h zone, distance* over 1Mill
i Itit iitinghe.,..
•e -tde tV.in.M kihI *g* Dinlridt anpnun.r.t that Ih*
|i»r*. In South Dakota on* ICUU- lerrnre. "that ho would b«» aeiv-** The tlrikr, which may extend
“ A fen fv .l. tuj.cn from coitn titlira. m-tlng |3 cent' f... thr
I. •• Culliwun tlr«ur. *a» I hi- •* *p
the • chllilihi, wrre fir-t taken off I he *K>«rd of comminatoni r. will meet
.acre . gram field . wa, the—
_ td
, haru
,
*nlf hii cimpaii) anti hi* roni* la other citlfa oti the ta.'aml. n wateh showed it wn« * immit an,| •y rrc«r.|. f..v th. lumeftl of lir.i i.i.nj. nod r* cent* f...
h* r***..|,t. to.at* made tl. ve tr.4.- -e* >• Weal Palm Uvach t on..now to
ty th* m eet fUilora. But when mUn,iy l.-.l by Joining .... . *,n . „ h, i ..I to paralyio H...aiu.. CU -W.....I, from tbr in.,a M.
di". people anil
Ijvpaycr*
of n.'.litienal pound.
j I >r all alumni the lln/tne 1 , ...| adopt j, lutilgvt fir ..pvratior.
lnr*e food, ate ekhatKtfd they oral ronti ictur iiwl helping u* to iidn-tiy if carried to r.oruljainJ
lfontinue.1
Cage Two,
_____ _
(t "ntln iedon I'arfe Two|*
-------------“• >**K" .ainr.l I., ,nfrt«
Thay ar* al«o c ip cled ,0 .uni- *
Ir.adily turn Ui othar le*. *1111110 huild what we 'in ert ly twnevv
.^I’ldeiit leoder.i Hatur !«y night
--------- «... A m e r ic a n F lie r s P la c e
„
.... .
1 v ' ■te the rturganuation of the
['biilotancv*.
will be tie Moat U'autif'i! hrr-e nui.I |>!nn* hn^ Teen made
**■**■
-"
e erne e
v
.
fore,* uM.lor tile I ’.IJI
Ilrati iiioUDnc t with mola«*e«
(( antinueti un Cage Three)
prv.it communistic p%rn
C o p s
O n M onu m ent
latlv* act acparuling th.- ilia.
i* their delight—and downfalL
iheadetl by the left wing
dminl*tralion front ar.v
|Uly ceaaoning thi* dalkaey with
W in te r Y
e rr ee j •Indent diicctory.
with atate uffictoL
YT
Ts
s ii tt o
o rr H
H e
pobon, famtert
and (ntomoloService nai again .oarctidii.A IIKI I.E., Aug
|. , .
• ' I* • Th- \met Iran flur*. Itn*.
|' gi*t* have "icc..*.l*d ip curliing
I s H u r i e d I n K a n s a s yeaterday aftrrmmn at rt
aril lloar.lmno and John I'olandn. sh ilff II I ft. lanlo. of Urn.try
.the |>e«t» in maAy acction* of
H aw k
A tta c k s
P la n e
i ‘ ter ’ 11 hours of partial opera*
la...I a
g wreath
wreall, of
of red,
red ''*,i,tti»- la l night -ai.l a f urth
MONTGOMERY Alt
Vug I* TAMPA. Aug I Sale „ f tl.Utm .r.tn.ln, I|'■*»'«
jNvrth and South Dakota. Iowa,
Tunenil "T M r fi for Mr*. (Tar • I'oii. iweaute cffielal*
uf th*
A
n
d
P
a
y
s
W
i
t
h
L ife
(A P .I - P o lt r , l'aat night were »'r*-J*of lltll.lu.rnugh ...nnl, land '’ ".l
t - e , ' “ M*p • hmt
j
Nebraska and Uianaaota. Thin | Carton, \*sIhknown""winter reel •treet tailvajri company feared
week- the low . Dop^rtmant « f dent of ,M.
who Ufa* on ju|, . ' . w l m l a ^ d l . u S / * during ; ‘,hu‘! ‘ ' ' " T «
,h*
1" *
■he foot of ihe nionnrent of ihr ! hank nf la Belle Eritla, whde nf.i
SAVANNAH, tie. Arfir 1 . —
Agrwultura plana ta B*e a ir-122. «rre held Jn Burden K.in . T h . day might «I t . Dlar. to .*
h” ,U rA ,i* fcu,UU ln«"
'•>' 1 aipeetr.l t.. bring l.nigt faioi
■Sluraktan farmer* . herj— Inrkih republic^, which depicts 11 ''r* continued the > aearel, tor lA .I'.t—A hnwle ye.irrday atr* kplane,*in
• <in apraadlnf
apraadlnf th*
th* polaan
polaan; latt-h.in.lay aftern.nn^ j, w *a iriouv IretlUe i j t eight.
I t.OMU' “ f
1 - ° n J,ct: r
'J'* uf. ,s
"iher . Til V believed irwpiitat.d; •'•I "*e »«»uthJ|ouiid Enaterr, Air
M.intgomery clicrlt tuurt, erule f""o the ateel and roal renter* Nlii.iapha Kero aI a* iniliiAiy corn [
mkatura over waatv land* a
ledar.
. .
rnan.ler arid pical.lriit
| "• the h'ddup ~
Tiamport recall plane. John lj|||,
It
wa*
announced
*crvfrr
Saturday.
ju*l
trt
hour,
tarfnrr
th.
*
f
tlhia
wa*
announced
al'^p Kara or rarfiitr* tSat th*
Following Inief V f'* c e , *| thy |yrould he resumed thla morning
ica'
he cer.mnny I *y•k 11 —c in tin-,
sheriff Dilaney •aid a man who' Rl"*. relate/on In, ut t.jl at ii,u
oaor defaatalion of 1K70 may M*tho,ll..l (hutch M
Burden
'* !• dealrr
'
frr ence . f Ihnunnrnla ,.f Turki>h| It*** hi* name n* Jim Amo* wa* ShvaniifiTTMuntcipal Airport.
» repeated.
w htr. aid friend* read ied mv .r a ii
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. - '
, —- - ♦ spreUtor*. The III*.* were o n . , .aricslcj vc.li tda> at lYawrhwIa.y- The uilatu- ua* - j mile, uut
'f'taa*hopper*, aeeording t» Dr.-| fhftK I* aonga,
. .
...
,
,h'’ •••»'•■ lying «t* nit.er north rotinilrd by an home gun,I « f ,„u
' tl.' Mercer Wa* arrest, ,| ln fmilt Itfleigli, N t'., whtm the
^ ^ i W
i c k e r d ^
G ro u p Is
t L ’ graml
“ r iK
^ will convene
r‘ C. J. Drake, lawn State rntomolo- t* t ^ S
jury
t.e „ f plant City, wa*. .old l.. ihe lice „ w| Boy :tcm,t.
| WanchuU Saturday at She itf |L. bawl. n(hlg one h,. .aid. , « oped
gl*t, have .a weakne«r for any, •l*rHo*a • f olonlsatloo c.-iraiiy
(In the wreath wa, an in,, rip } Inna,'k-fP4,ue*t wh le Dan III .unt
lcoh*-wlmb.w. r..-,he |..fi uf
th. Bunlen cemetery. T h e j^ g h - I n N e e d O f H u « C S U R l ^ . i u ^ X l V ^ ' , Vml . V g " d
t b lt f laUjr. Farm«r>' * garment* tar* of Union Veteran*
lamia-rinn with
. iih another
.noih», bill
kill t.r
r . Lr
l !. i
*h! -s l',,,,v F r"l“ re eo,„. Inn, whir), read;
former U Bell* roiutahle ard h it'
P •“ « - I !h auch force a* to
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”
•
.
t*m|ierlng
after a pertpitlrfg day in lha organization *he wa* a member,
it•
' -— '
Itttalrurgh.
"The, American aviator*. Ru.aell I bmiher-lp.law Ray DreHn were rr* ‘ h the thatter.pr.r t glhr,*.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 1 - I A . P . ) .Il».’-d
r
. twfoie
.
<
I! r,,n >
■a ’
field have rotalnad enouih aal- had charge of txrvice* at tho
T,
.
•
1 The ileal * x
con.iiinn nlert Boar laian and J. hn I’alon.ln, In i ""e s tril hire sho.tly after the
Ihe hawk paid with It*
life,
— A pica frjm Chairmai.\Wicker
tin* aavbr to bo highly daairabl* f w » « .
,
Ik
t ’ !1 ,lb*
. " ,7*7r'11 un'lar a rnlnnisatM . ntraet |"l r « "f 'heir trim ration for the holdup.
[ being Known ha. k oto one nf iha
.■ham of the law enfor.emchr r im.
tr then,.
"’ •chine kill whirr „ |,h ( #r| uja^k, official nf the Tuibieh reimlilic and it, great
Offlwr* here *al.l they believed '**iM I"opellors of ihe big plane
Mr*. Gaitun wa* born at Fon- miaaion for th* railing of fJA.tMMi " " , 7 f,
Judge
• At
Winner,. 8 . D., ^whora
'
r''" * fo^ ° r ,,jrh '**• i nailanal
. . —i...— .anti
. . i leader, I’ rvildent Mu*tapha Kcin-l ,lv'’ ln' " mitlclpaled in the rub,u t to piece;.
Kana., Apr. 13, IMJI. and
ca'lonal aii.ollk
Slovak .a,*ocialion
• erean* are prgtactinf tree* of lived in that d ale until I'JOi whan to carry on Ut* eommr**irin'. In vice# hai aided in dralting. Judge
al."
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completed
*u.vey
#t'Ifco
fed.
ral,
Mrr
orrt
«
7
d
there'w
i
7
“
W
7
uhi
I
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7
7
ten* cemetery from th* peat*, a ah* remo.ed to New Vork City
Hn,]k
tw
r.,b.
M
a
s
t
e
r
M
a
s
o
n
s
YYr i 1 1
J
farmer laid hi* flovta r on an to lit* with her abler. Mr*. Kbrda r° “ r.U
"“ J * P“ h,lc >, u r'u » I" my mind that the .hut. . . r . ' l 7 7 ,
‘7 g
?
i i
V »li,lift/ t i f A
*a f<K»k iLOOl) in rl*h, SJtNN) jn
4 ni
... .
;
. I
fire., into m , re.ld.nr. by ...me l 7
J-hn S Karri* Jul.n V a l i d i t y O f A T H U II 1C
oat ahoek at lunch tlato, only to D. Rwing. sin.o the death of .hyr at 1h. While JImma
ayelcr*' i becks and tl.lull in *e. M u t ? t T o iH O r iT O W N l ^ l l t
.
In .. Utter to Praaldent Hoover, huo.lum. di.reuntl... I, .............
* JI ul S p r i i y A c t I s E n j o i l U ‘ d rur.tie*.
find thorn eaten to threda an hla huikand in l'J‘J.'i, Mr*. Gaaton had
..
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a'tached to.what Waa called "A -ply activity agamat slot ms
itturn.
A
Montana
County, apont h- r winter* hete, and hfr
-------------i ---Sanford Lodg* No. 02. F. 4 A.
progrep* report on tha *ttnly of chine*.'•
The tract will be uatil foe a.
Iowa, ft r a ir ’i teat, loft hi th* nommera in,Burden.
TAMI’A, ■• Aug
3.-(A.P.|. A P o l i c e F i r e 2 0 0 S h n t f r . ^1 • 7 11 k"1'1 iu nr,, r,'ttul»r am,
the Federal court*," Wtcke'r-ham
Slovakian
rolnhy,
nrid
a
.tuwn
will
I'Jiee,
hweter.
advanced
Ihe
fold, alpnilarly wa* ta happara'
Be*idea m era l nicer* *nJ neph- Indicated IhD turn. If
rt-i,
nianlcatjon at th* Masonic Tempi*
railed, theiy that am* drunken reveler, to Milled under the name - .f auit wa* /Hat* hern In Federal A f a>| ; | s | l «
lan-jet. Keen hickory pitchfork own, Mr*. Goton 1* lurvired by
A t . P h ila d e lp h ia T h u f r (
night ^ » # « * » . n e»i* ■»
would ha turned over to th- Amer. i firing at laml'ira, might have twcir
handle* ‘ and wagon tongue* hap* W r abler. Mr*. Rhoda B. F.wing,
—
.
•
j n.tnt o'cluck, according tu worahlplean
law
Inatitut*.
•
Sil
*pon.on.
nf
the
|„n'.
nil
"in
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^
«
l*l*
‘
ur*
P1
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. Lr-aponaihls for the bullet* that
haen gnawed to th* point of aad «a « half .brother, John W.
• T 1
hibiting th* ut* o f artenlc (r ar- , I'llII.ADEI.PIIIA, Aug. X - I f “ > maatar James O. Huff, who
I I . MbJ th* jowmlaeb," h „i ; lrBfk lh. Ju4„ . § bemf< A rrm tn l ject, hrnl*
<.f large organiiati.m*,
CM#,
■
worthle*aataa.W th* |iutct».
•••nic derivative* in spraying and (A .P .) - Eddie Began, known to |hl* morning extended a cordial
found it Inripwl ant to anply t» „ f |,0J fpr information leading wlU arrive in Tampa today.
fertilising citrus fruits.
■ A Pfeera,
0 - farmer aant
popce m *n^inderwi.tli| r'nr.vcirr. ) 'nvltation for all mrtuhara alld
Coogre*. for more fu-tfa t . carry to iheUrreat and conviction of the
W NO. ,
b
...... h ' - ¥ C " 3 . " S S .
ED turkey* into aa Inftried field ( HUMAN IA A It RESTS REDS
prevent thr wa* In Jail yesterday and mad* | Vtilling Maatar Mason* to attanj.
on th* wotlt, Tha Rackafalli i l„un. pfrBOn* who ftrei th* that* had
nioviaa, German*, B'lhtiumn-.
only ta ha»a than* return feath
rrmtmissinfirr of agriculture Don, n- nmve to g*t out fnllow'ng an
Tbu Enl*r*il Ap|fr*ntie* !**•
dallon howevtr, h* aald. had do- |,e.„ offeya.1 by Gov. II. M. Miller. Auatrlans, ar* vxpecDd tu *ettl#
enforcing th*
th* *c^>ut
actjiu t no
no date
.late haa
haa atla k •n his I f* early yesterdav. turvs which were held oeir ftom
er lea* after i p aateoanter with
lha k o l n
.
enforcing
LONDON. Aug. x —(A .l'.t- n*»«d half of th* MOJMO ,c* . « ■
T
h.
grand
Jury
waa
calted
I
m
at
the h— tw
t.
/
War
ThJ F » * / • * ; fro' » 'e m *«t for Ithe
h T fiia
r in ,. Th.
Ills tullet-prnof automobile bore ' th* •••* meeting will bw givan and
rta b t lw r l hero from Ru d«lon that thaothar half be rai..d, , * , k to prohe th* charge* of an
t 'avvUnd,
Pittsburgh, koun?*- ei mplalaanU
mptalaanU are,
wre. Bernard K il marks of Ait hnllets. puller said I ‘ l '* •»pwt*.| that a larg* atland" geaterrlay raid polir* at. and Ih* American Law ln*ti.nil
In-K nir offer
„ f f , , of
uf I1JH40
| jj )00 being marl* to Sr--- t..wn and Detroit, all steel .,orkgore, plant City; I. Magry. 200 !>hnt, had been fired. A worn- •
*U I W pr»s*nl.
>vsn
raelod uoo rommunitt laadvrf step “tat* tha shoe* o f thi* com]
- retary Earl Speight, of the Alo ■'" * and factory district* in thos* Frostproof; R. f>. K en*. FustD, an waa slixhtlr
‘
x.
injurnl hy a stray
U i— ghoot Rumania
Ru
.
1 l«m » S*n*U to "lose th* bill" that ‘ ItWf.
yaatorday I* mlaa'ow."
and Rd. Writs, Arcadia.
tullrt.
'
JOHNSON C ITY , T n » . Aug. 1 potting dawn comiaunitt demo*
T h i lengthy and taoluilcal pro- uutlawa alot asachlne*, puncif
Mr. Moonts, who returned thi*
IA.H.I—Aftn* liofariaa botwoan
.'Began was ndinr alone in hi*
on anti-wfr day.
greaa report tA JfkjK Lthb Ivttrr h ard* and "almilar gam a nf week from Pittsburgh, where tha I.LOYD GEORGE IMPROVING
Ufa and death th* paat two daya,
aut omlili- wtn-n attsrkrd. polir*
waa attacked *sld
th*
•urvey <Kane*.”
clanlsatiun
plana
ware
laid.
sa il, by rival gung'Urs. II* halted
ir g
gover; “ Ua»l. AH" Taylor, fartaar
-m
* TO ITTKNl> CONVENTION'S
h:p«d rraatuaDy to g it to Jh» root
In addition evidence concerning ■aid' th* rolony would Iw a val■or of Toanaaaao. waa
LONDON. Aug. S.— (A .P .)— the car ami rmurhnl |u« until th*
MADISON, FW, Aug. X - .
n f aurh problem* aa ton-ctlon. rharg** of r*pr**entative Ann: cable aaoet u, FlorUa'* agucrl■VHchUy Improved” by h«7 lu l
Former Prim* MinDUr Dasld speeding automobile. (rum which < A. I*. ) —Jnhn L. Krlnachmldt,
'A8HINGTON, J ig . .1 kbat gala dap," and the actual Bartxr, of Jaffm on county, that ucaf dnaJopment.
IJojrd Georg* sp*nt a romf-rtahle the firing was .done bail paaoed. prominent Qaitmaa, G*n manufac
yaauidar. HW phy.K
) — * Poet mailer CrneraJ •ff#«ta upon th* *o—ita of rf»* * cla-ia* had been 'written into n
» .•*,. , night Saturday night, and hi< Ho suffered a flesh uuund on the turer. u helag held la the jail Kar
aad rvUtlvea, hawevar, kayo
plan* to Dae* New Ycrk hibUDn and other law*.
Mil
h.
Introduced
craating
.thei
PIK R C R -ln yin g
of rhyrririans today eapraaaad th*m right hand.
all bopw for bis rt- A«gaat ■ an the *t*am*hlp Pr*«lin connection with the fatal shoot-t
,
,
^
Jtffeiaoa. canaty . lireru* ;nmmi<- f<
for Typ*-t4 flash- ■•lv»» a* salDfted with the prig.
ft— l r u - . b i N l k par- doat llaovvr tu attend Cal'farnla
The attack wa* the second Ing af EnglDh Smith at Qr
SARASOTA—P ll»* *,gi,.'craay • lunar after It wa, parsed by th- II
beacon ut sirpnrt of r*»« he ha* mad* slaca W onder mad* on Reran'* Ilf*, b'nue yeaia villa. F U " lata yesterday.
FrWay ta rafloto 4 M t w l m * earlj^Jn 8*pUn.b«r of nt catabUah C*«p*rall«* creamery
11( 0 **, wU| b* placed -(fore th* Fl
Fkrr* Airways, Ine., under- want an operation !**t weak fui ag* he escaped unhurt la a alatUag ShcUts Smith, widow ag tho aiala
kW r*.
•
erunj
jury.
- kldn.y diiorder.
.
affair.
man, la * 1*0 MU.
s
’ v
Eat
eys ream ers! •?kfc. ^
i v e Birds
R
«",rrui.;lr,k, " ^ ^ i h«Min7«it r..
1000 Families 0 f Wreath
... ii.. |. ai| To Locate Man' Slovakian Farmers
:s ; Who Seared Judge Expected In State
"
: ; ! r Montgomery
gm were
pMIJrrl \h,.n
,
’
,T',uri'h oSV,Hpl'o 'U,lken
.ln
Knbhery
' ’ ’ ...........
* ■\,,":rlMn ■"••T'"Vr*..t: r ''0". r"1!.
"
r,',ih'r. •• ***
*
a
T
Prominent Georgian Is
Charged With Murder
rn Un* i
<;--:r W v - » u,rw-
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V.
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V
A
T H t BANTORD
H ERALD,
Seminole Dry Cleaners
* Group Upsets Dope
In Scoring Victory
Ilf K II I ollum
What a nuM! *Ahala fame*
t)r. »re<1
llafor* a frowtl r'lin iatH le
hraralrvrntly in a 13 tnnlng game
tween f»<H) and 7H0
pie, the
’ ployed by tha Brave* and (limit* j
Sem*n I#- Dry < tranr « liinmnnl
yesterday. If Sock, Snl,obi hadn l I
hill tram, a new rntr, mi th
- mad* a W i l d throw In the eighth
Iragur. u|**>rl ail advanr** dope h)
Jsnlng. allowing a run to rumr
ilefratMtif tl» Y M * \ team I
*m a a, he wnuhin’l have had lo to 2 in an ■* rant nir vaine «■
‘ pitch four eatra inning, before ha* ever bern pU)ed «»n the local
lie and hi, mat*, ,rorrd a vic
diamond.
tory- Becau,e he ill I throw wild,
It was a pitrh*i’ « duel from
the Brave, had t> work harder.,
*tart
to finish iwtwrrn Stinson
lut they finally wun out 4 to 2
Kinlaw for thr > and »\l Kogero
ftoibold pitched a , hale of a
f r the (Ivy Cleaner*
-game, allowing only ,ia hit,, and
The Y. M r A manaifrtl to put
,* « t walking a man lie » l i git
.■h valuable aid b» young Red •»%ei tw o run* in the f ir * ' inning
Worthington.. who not only tied Matter, lir*f"*up‘ a ng|e«|. J Tilli*
tba tc**re In th* reventh with a ra rrifl r*| hint to tMfd, -an.| llmnrr
Komar, but. doubled in the 13th Till** hit thr tall t " the Aitr*rvan ,
fC *core llrhanukl with lh» win I eg ion hut lot a hotii • mm*. * t 1
"If llrafer
ahead of Ihoi |hi« *
ring run
r
UHKHdAM
CHAMP THATI t A l i i
EARNED HIS
CRCAHU.
Reger 11 irasby and hi, Cnh,
• -.taka only l* e day, ago said
, that they were gaiag lo wia
1 that National league pennant
Htinson
Kinlaw
« la rt ed
out
A fW lu thr ninr gam* lead
Mtrong.
utrik ng
out
Mchi ard.
w u by I b ^ f a r l i by a 10 t,
!*• ter* and l*rr, the fir^t three
1 scare In a game in which the
men to face him in thr llr*t n
' Cards didn't ha,e a chance a,
nmg In the *e*'ond inning Film
tha murderou. Cub, unleashed
I odd. firal up, went out b) the
g IS hH hairage to lay three
Milkrout route, niak r»g four on
Card pitcher, low. The win
n aa ive
strike nit*
f* t
k 'tiU *
made
the
series
an
e«m
•! a l ^ l r a affair, and the two rtttman hit the fir-l tu«l| pil> h«'d
to him, g'Htd for two Im-r* llar n
■ a ra to Chirago tndar, to pi,*
‘ on * triirk out. Ahtei m hi singled
-»F * ■ « *
« nllina gut
•rnre I'lttmnn Mart if |>op|»ed
B homer for thr Card*, hut
• ut I i end the inning In thr thud
Bvik didn't worry o *«r that.
inning the Utfaner* null do noth
• haicing the t arda In eight hit,
ing, Jonr* and Kngrro striking
■y «U ddy.
out and S hiraid fouling out Ih
A ninth inning tally pruvrd t<»
the | .iirth, net? hit knano KT KK
la what thr Kubin* nm lnl to
the f uith. after two were down.
\ Mill their game from the Phil Kdcnf eli| go?
rltan double, and
lit*. Thr acorr wa* fl to I Hud
I’lllmni. nrxt up hit for the e-r
by, Starting pitfhrr for thr |’hi!
Hit', hi* *ernnd lilt * f t • gmne,
lira had brrn touchrd f«*r 14 hit <*eonng Kdenfigld I !<•• f leaneia
UtliU thr fir*t half *f thr ninth b ate aide to add one
a e run in
1|a wa* t*krn -ml with thr »r«ir | *hr n t h on a walk and i field* i4*
lied and r ipnrr* un first anti choice
third. Holm wmt in, pitrhrd «u*r
IV h le kml.i-v, all wed the Sein
t»tll and • * « it drivrn tu thr
mole
Cleaner* only
fo»ir k i " ,
jiiU ld by llrrman, who gut *
"I n k in g out th rtren and walking
u'otlvla a* Krrd-ruk rturrd
A
two. thr winner* were aisle I •
iiljll fl> t.y
O'lhiul
wa*
f«i
make their hit* *«*unt f o r tun*
cgotlgh
away
fur
llrrnitn t •
AI Kogern mi * pitcheil n good
la able t > arofr
fr*tin
*r* oO*l
a a me, allowing the Y team only
( felly Va nrv »lartril the gaiue.
three hit*, air k ng out h i and
but had In a 'vr up after foul
inning', and tleimaeli lieik the
. thi one, tu K't nedlt fur the win
f Mia
]
weal .
MAMf l «
0UAKOWSKV
wot ta
S
by the tax M M o f .
J*
_
' A flrr tag roll la rocolvod. tW !
board *IIt p ro u d to mat* up'
Um >odg»t, oad fix tho U x ra U ,
(or the n H l n ^ m r .
I
The itatenwnt ' Dated by Boll
was w fellows:
PENSACOLA*—That Escambia
"Escambia Is In excellent flcounty's financial condition ia c irollont waa indicated In a state nancial condition, tbs county bayment made recently by Langley inf Mid til outstanding indobtBoll, dark ef the circuit court. wines. and curreatt Indobtedncaa
It waa pointed out by tho cir up U dote »xcept 5n . and forin
cuit clerk that tha county has faiture fund, which la paid
paid all outstanding Indebtedness large part out of fines and coats.
. and currant indebtedness to data
" I f the board adheres atrictljr
ami that a coming meeting of to the budget now in operation
I the county board It will be poa- and which the law requires, it
aihle to retain the present mill- will bo poseibio to
retain
the
with a alight reduction in county mlllage at tho »aa*e rale
land posaihly a alight reduction
alght.
The board of county rommia- • can bo made.
• loners will meet on Monday,
W INTER
(iA R I)E N. — Weal
Aug. .1, for tha purpose of receiv
ing tas rails and receiving com- Orange Cltrua Growers Asaocia.
(latnta aa to assessments flaad tl in rrganised here.
FOAMM.QAOOY
maptek. ltonb
Tfmt HttU f»-rd **»r
riide»| t e r un geftinif
for the 1
t••nl tor
the irntamdet of th*-**
game In fart they only g * •*»•••
more hit off of Riigeita, « uingUb> I.) Ir« in the 4th inning
Financial Shape Of
Escambia Coun ty
Reported As Good
By Stookie Allen
NEW TEAM BEATS
T O U T F IT 4 -2
!AT DIAMOND BALL
jaw
B a c A x i* •
' Iptcttccta that the laagua Usd
wiu ho (ir-t-again, ,nd that Ik*
Fads can g*t off tho bottom If
A
t
rue e*o o r 72 n o u s
ounke
M AriOhJALOPEU
C h a m p io n w w o w o w t h e
Tl T IE FROM G E O R G E V O W ELM
A F T E R THE M O S T SEM 3ATI0W AL
A is o -T * f v
g o if
pla v - o ff duel
iw
tlayco
AncrrneA J t m t
_____ d/u.v won by n u t
( etrtia'N
th e - h i s t o r y
. [ too OlO )
OF GOLF.
. v lgY L - J-A
POg.TMisS
T IR E
Twfv i f f \ L
Y TOR 3 «ttR \ /
' o n *** wormn6 " .TtbJT 4At>iJT
*3 CMtAJUkJ f
t u t Th i s
DtAHATlC KRHH SPSMt AS WAS .
»
•
A D V E R T IS IN
F t Myers'Citizens
I ‘Urged To Make Use
-
W IN S!
. w as tu rn . ^
V XTAutD
JW"*
cr
W H E N W * W r r t la c J t t i© fact that Firm
atone teas foraalahlng as complete lines o f
Mreatone G a m -D ip p e d Tires that not only
met the p ric e b a t boat tha finality and con
struction o f ever y grade o f apeclal brand
tires sold b y m a ll order houses and others,
the mall o r d e r houses made vigorous p ro
tests to B atter Business Bureaus and.m ade
demands u p o n n e w sp a p e rs not lo accept
ITrestana o r o u r advertising.
TUf
I Ul£- P.OHOe
a » iuH its
IS
m at
umoto
•<*Vt Q R M fjA A t l 3 3
MAROv MAi/TKAU OORXt
CAOt'■>J
r c.ej At
ue
it
e*.crn '
_
alhos
—
T/V «<
■ A ..
V IC T O R OF H A R D FO U G H T R A T T L E
W e cannot blam e them fo r they did not
want ear o w n ers to know that they could get,
at no more eoet, a better tire m ade by a lead
ing m anufacturer, bearing hta' nam e and
guar ant re p ins o a r guarantee an d on r service.
W hen r v ow ner* awakened to this fact,
they came to u s, compared the section, we
had cut fr o m firestone U r e a and special
brand mail o r d e r tires, and w ere astounded
at the Extra V a lu e s wa were giving.
Firestone Dealers through ant tha reen try .
Increas ed as fast that It oaa h a m accessary
f o r Firestone In ru n theia fa ith *fc * twentyfo u r hours a day an d FlrOatono sold m ore
tires In A p ril, M ay an d J o n a th a n Ih a n y Ilka
period In ike history o f t h * eu nip day.In o a r advertising w o d o no* m a k s earn
parlaons Involving laboratory teals whIHi
yon cannot verify except l a a laboratory
neither do wo m ak e com port*oaa o f epn■traction o r price baaed an m isleading daaaiRcatlon* chrh aa first line tire, second lhte
tire o r third line llr e * -c -w s d o ^ s*n »e k e c a m
per icons to con fu se an d a>l*lam l,yoa m lo
actual values and m d f f e w t f * only aaaha
atatrmenta and e o m p a r la o a a that v o * can
v rrlfv fo r yourself In o a d R 4 f * b e fo re yon
purchase the tire.
‘ '•
, . .
Com e In today and g a l tha greater safety,
extra quality and ex tra values fo u n d only m
Firestone Tires.
by some advertisers they
Issued ■ B ulletin dated
J *ly 10th o f fo llo w *!
To-Night
llvrv you aes/Tommy Armour, U. 8. giRf atar who won tha
tlrili.h Open champion,Hip jtt Carnouatlc, Scotland, ratei'lng the
rovatel trn^hy Jrom tha haoda of the f>rl of Aaitlla.
HOW THEY STAND
I KNTHAI. FLORIDA LF.AGl.K
Daytonn
4
2
.tWf
2
.HOT
Coooa
4
2
St. Aiigu.tln*
. .1
8
Winter Park
2
4
Sanford
..
I
6
Gaata Tamnrrow
|)*l,ind ... _
t
.'IAT
.MM)
..t-Th
,l|tb
\ fh Q x itv i
•
"
fto.
rw-
* •
>*
M
Typ*
a
1
'
TpS4-1
e«t
Frtoa
4-40-tt
0 4 -* * u n Ifk to
149 i t . i t
4.80-31
U k -I* -^ t z
4 48 • 4-**
*33-11
M l MT i * T »
4 OO-IPU.D
i, saw w*a t M * 11.40 as. is
S -n il]___
l l w in
•7 4 1 B l f U 1 4 4 *
S 3 5 S
LSSOOiiwv . t f - H 1*33 • M *
^Scarcity Of Ducks
Is Being Predicted
For Coming Season
“ W o th e re fo r* u c a m
Dclaiid at- Wintar Fary.
StAVuguatine at X'ocoa.
.74'
42:
.80
.44
Bouton .
JM
6lL_ . J92
Chicago
JO . «0
.375
iNtfxit
_ 34
44 • MO
Yctcrdaya Bcaalla
Boston
„ 000 100 000— 1 6 1
D4F-X FLIGHT D ELAYED
New Y «lk
000 03»; 010—4 10 0
Battriicc MarKaytlan ami Ber
RIO DR JA N E IR O . Aug. I—
(A .P .l—Th* giant barm an sea ry; Gomra and tllckgy.
plane DO-X was held at anrhor Nona others arhtdulgi.
her* yralarday by unfav irahlr
.Waal bar. hut U arhadulad to atari
for th* Unit*,! States Mnndar.' If
ions dltcuaalag l rat’ inattar, •will f i r the J*an Amrrlrah 'routr
Ika'olty hallyJNrtX MyaFi tea- vlr Miami.
ora J» a * ntght wars told that
l
a n d n . o r n r r a merged
MRl -vary litoral" term, for
. aattlcmvnt of delinquent city
KNOXVILLE^ Tea*.. Aug. L ~
m warn Iks Wat tWy weald
f A.F.) —Closing of divisional oft
sad wore strongly advltod to
ftrvs of tW I xml,vill# and Kuh| advantage af them whll*
v ll* railroad la Etowah and iacorI* I* aa opportunity to do
porating IWm undar tha KaoxvWU
ffb * a la tomeat *ugg*itod tW offices has been announced by R.
k k illty that tba racvatly s l
T. Morrla n. auparlntrndtnt tor*.
id compromise maasurva wauld
Ships, h* *ald, will r*m ai* la Eta,
withdrawn and dmstte math wah
*
. aaforcsd If praparty owocr*
ad W make an atfar* to let arty owner, akla to buy tba aoc-
Dudtoy. B alm
Davfaf
Vanes.
“ I'hunUtm 4>f the
preliminary observations mad* In
a rurvry of tirvedlag ranges In
the northern plains states sad tha
yrairi* pruvlncca of Canada.
This )»ar*a hatch, will prove tha
•malloat on record. Wrasse of •
prolong©! scarcity ef rgipfall
PRINCESS
e • u r x i
M l l l l
o
husband
•(r a n g e r 's
bg
k lm
il*" nil a port a
Brooklyn ... 000 OSS OOfi-4 lb S
Battorloa*
Tylrr
sad
H*l-
atkeh tad Plclnlab. - - ,
Flttakargk" _#0fl 0)0 S * u - i It 0
■
TW,
a S .
Although th* atotoaaat voiced
as direct Wtralag tha lafvrvnc* Fhlladslphla 000 O il 0 0 0-4 • X
McCurdy,
T in
To-Night
up so th* Una* aru avill- cuary amount ef honda.
“O u r d e f i n i t i o n s
pointed out, 'A lt h o u g h
each m anu facturer's o r
d is t r ib u t o r 's first lioa
tire m ay re p r e s e n t hla
beat standard alas 4 o r 6
ply tire, there la not u o
rsaarfly any enuallty o f
c o m p etitiv e firs t tin s
tires aa l o m M e rta la ,
w orkm anship o r price.'
T his Interpretation ala*
■ p p ileo to oH llu e a o f
tire*.
m end that ad vert lafug ta
ih ero u su m er iah
' gll avoid
\
Da) tons at Sanford.
AMKHIt'AN LEAGUE
I'hlladflf hia ... 74
2d
Waahingtnn .... Kl
37
N*w York
87
39
Clew la ml
44
62
- I n o u r B uIlatla N o.
6 3 4 e n title d ‘ D a f ln lIlona o f T erm s Used In
th a T l r a I n d u s t r y ' w a
abialied definitions o f
I ra t L i n e — S e c o n d
l i n e — T h ird L in a —
Heavy D u ly and S d p er
Heavy Duty T ires.
F
O O I
PI t l« l
1’ittman, Martin. Baaaa
nrr KtnUw I, Rogaro
out h; Kinlaw 12, Roger
plrr,,
Mu,a Mnrgon
Tim* of gam* l:M.
Mill. BERRY — Robert,
R
tary Bakery moved to new q
ter. In Maya building.
e t> u io Tvf
v ir » m t
IP IU TKAL S O D * E 3 O * IX O - r u £ P lA i0 * A OA 3 L » O L t 3 R tSU L n o W A T il
Sunday -
’ j i Rome Jam-up ha<*l<al| I, pr m
'lied laagua fan, her, tomormw
(Whan Olin Hutto of th* lalaml j
•■••ra will fart Hill Htrtrk!aiul »f
.'•immart: Run, hat
tha Fcda. At Wintrr l*atk, Jo* I
T HH* 12). Aldrrman,
. '(Ivfford
will
prohabl) ■ pitrh Rrhirard (21. Twi ba>* f
■ a * aav*r ilarradnn,. hat manman; llnni* run,: II. Ti
J 't'ocoa, Atkln'on will match wit, man; Eatn*i| run* Y. II
[with At W hall*y.o( (ha Saint.,. Cli-ancr, 8j Error,,
"**?
a
j
turM announced
g||O W ona
.,
YORK,
_ | m ,gene Will
who
|(
mo ,i«,. yestardi
„f Voluntrry> t
n,htlit r« of W
of p g ,
.
____
auo s o u
error* weir
Hot Score
In tha only A mailman I a r ^ui
gxma playrd, Italic Itulli, gattioa
two doublra aa, Ih* spark plug
In the Yank,' victory over th**
Utd 8 o i( 4 to I. Uabo got hi*
first double in the fifth, whin
w t t K 't W >rura I ini. h, dnuhlnl
tq score two run,. In th* righlh
ha startad nff with a twn-big
Bar and scnrrd nn Chapman's fl)
|l wai th* first gam* In • >r
lias of arvrn lo h* play»d »i*
twacn thh two rlutx.
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wart reached for II hllo bj the
Pirate*, who acored early and
aftea. Kreaier waa in Irwwblr
un aevrral occafiiunt, but m«n
• « ^ to pull through and keep
; tha record clean.
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Clashes trtwacn President Hoov
forces In Aliis country In » blan k et^rep ort which fla y e d er and Secretary 1 Rtlmsoh have
((.‘ontinoed I>om Pag* On*)
policem en ^nd police departm ent* f iv m the A U in tic to Lean mentioned m the presto and
an* Ummeasy •
the .P a c ific without regard fo r Individual cases In w hich it has been hinted that the eecre- prvhcruion *ter Owlr n f * tantlng
these law enforcement o ffic e i’k frequ en tly d o j h e l r dutjr in tnry of state wit) eever h « con- at Moore Factory from Ottawa
ami It wav not until Our Associated
th e fa c e o f great clanger.
iMction •JiUrv&t
administration
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T h e police departm ents - were Characterized In th e i on after tu« return Irotn Europe. Pres* dispatibcif a plane to Hsote
W »fk
Factory that dcflaiU word w
W ick ers ham report as gen erally incam peU nt, riddled w i t h ! Tlw
m, n haw not keen
■tr m i i h a »•»#• •< g ra ft* In connivance w ith criminals and crooked pottticinns.
obtained.
Yeatarday in tk* far*
eRrcrmcnt
riganling
the
trouble,
(lllla u , * M *• «• **« •»
(a r I a * ■ ■ >» « < ■ a l and o fte n failing
Hi to in terfere with" sensational crim e. Nu- in Eufope and that la the btft of weather whim the Churehill
• III ka r f n r a H lev
nv»rous instances w ere pointed ou t w h ere notorious* crim in • i j ti> end o f at lean to alleviate radio opntlor dextribefl as >tormy
• v r 'M e w l a t r a
L aa4 U a M K afca, H f l r . als o f our larger cities w ere well known to polices, but w ere th< m. i
and vugRev led might cau-e them
j Ilm M
la I k * - a a lla a a l allow ed -to continue in th eir unlawful careers b y reason
This brings up tho question af to Und viuth nf here they main
eU ve vlU lee . O llla aa
ar*
tb# relations between principal! tained the high nVeras'" i f
_ i # a la ib * I a n * * ? « ! * * •* o f the sinister influence exerted by corru p t pom lcU ns.
MS
a a a i t r w i l l a r ia * ia * l baa*,
M any defeats in the pullet* system w ere listed as the ani| liicif * jbt rdinates. It U at- mite* on hour.
tv* la ckU aaaaa*
*n )s tnunil where the bona i*
The wekimiinjj crowd here was
~ M * n M Is -e
a * lb * insecure, short terms o f service o f |><rticn c h ie fs ; lack o f
by force of circum- for the nir—t part ina.tr up of t**
IM
rrra a ■ > ■ > • m * * » ! * • com petent, efficien t an d -h on est patrolm en and «Ul*oriH - i>.S|«lloJ
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JjUlhor,l
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taii.-ej to share authority ami ia- boitn rhjoying w Hun.tiy reat
t a l l l M la la a ■ * • fa * rr*1 a ll
a la a a ltb v * n ates; lack o f efficien t communication system and m odern .pnriblllty. Such slashes will be
fri.ni dork huililinw and towruits
II
a* * - «
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jn huslnosi. and politic*, in preparation.
la Ikla * • * » '
* b » <1* eq u ip m en t: alliances la-twtH-n crimlrirtls nnd corrupt p o li-;
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■ a aabHakv*
B evel*. A ll
ticinns and their i-onsetpient control o f police fo rces; falk-| u i Iihm I and other corporations
When (,'i lonrl IJndberxh reached
' vta a k llva lla a a*
kvrvla a r* • • * * rva vM r*. ure to provide properly fo r thy policing o f Im m igrant and! with thuu«snd» or *mplo>*i
and Min-ise Faelory Hnturilay he won
n egro sections; and the casting o f too m any duties uponj hfiidreds « f executives and
in the approval nf the eomnujnlty by
i d a y , a l -o u s t *
i»t
each o ffic e r.
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| * !*■ lulunanlg with half a doten iloffm? his ikuri ami sneka anil
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selliru' jilsiul barefooted In refuel
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C onfining Its ri-jMrr t largely to the specific results o f,
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hi- plan*..
UNIVERSAL CllfjUUS |it« investigation, the ( inmiUsinn did recommend
that i .
IH " "n r* a pr,'" " ’m fur th*
A noil put nut to direct I.indhlch Ii
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- ! ■'il*f in hnow what nrti»n to take
every creature
[tolltics" be rem oved from police departm ents and flint * Iwri he trains that he and n heiph In the mooririK place where
van, and on the eurlh, anil police chiefs
rem oved from o ffic e only u p on -p refer . iiM.rilinaU disagree and that the the |*>nloor».flttisl machine would
ar* In the sen. an-t all ment o f rhnrgilA and public hearing. T h e average tenure o f
-ithordinale lias already taken a be h. Iti red from the treacherous
:*ro in them, heard l sajin* o ffic e o f |>olire departm ent heads in th e larger cities was i «■-twin that Is (yroided as wrong t Ipfid* which lion farcied two
and honor, and glory,
estim ated lit 2.41 years, and the usual cause o f rem o\. : or lil.ely t> cause iroolile. Komr- planes in destruction mhtle tied up
iwar b* unto him that
*t 1 'hurthill. TIm* flier and hls wife
upon tha throne, and un- was found to lie the insistence o f som e powerful i-rinn.iul [ G"1*-1 lh« action most I* repuere .nijlinif and appear* I in fine
o
h
jcctin
g
to
a
tier
rigid
law
enforcem
ent
|silicy,
or
the
atdlalrd,
••
metlmes
it
..n
b«
ac{a n b for ever ami ever,
fettlf after their flight along th*
tem pt o f some ‘‘ higher u p" official to ju s tify his p osition '
'-'ot bring
ft! 13.
aoulh'-a.l shorn of lludvon lay,
TC," M' ,h’’
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Let
all l ho people in o ffic e by a periodic sh(lkt-tip ill the police department.
f-hnridnl!'t 11
wnmrn inhahlri»v#r«**l in t mr f«*r tlw* inatttr tfi
The*, 0 Uud.
T h e Commission's report is In terestin g as It iA O wm W iIlntflliHii Jwf rrf thi* ilwiiiioii m laic . sires of Ruvernment 'and
condithnis ns they undoubletlly exist in our t* rBer cities inaifi* >tr»il finnuiiii ml, nf couht# rail...i, officials, of professional
|land warefare is fittin g »o nnd in such other c itl^ i as the Com m ission chanced to in
men and the resident .-XnRU.an
«■ l»l«*f’ a l o H f h i f i
itouItJ p r e v a i l
New York that even the
vestiga te. Necessarily, how ever, the vast extent o f this unlr^'i Im* i hangcs Hh inlnil *ft£r mi- emery, took Mr*. UndberRh
wear huUet pr<.of vests.
iqto tlieir rire afler she aided her
ch a n try and the gre-it number o f e ili s and police d ep a rt (fcifinj, ih** viulmtiiinai^** p Int af
hi,-tsinsl in seeing the plane tied
vi**w
Thu
flkt
rnUrn
Ihirpjc*ti«)n
I f Would
Our*
I’rllagra m ents made it impossible to exam ine m o re than a re la tiv e tif how .trnnif mi tjhr|r rllnic ihauM I’ l ship-haps-. Mm. Claud* JohnIth Official D» lares — Head- ly fe w cases U|nm which the entire report apparently was I'l* 111 Rl]|ltll1|| l.M
v ifr of the divisional engl.
af tlo
.Yeah, but why waste Ihe liaaeiL
ninlMiVr.i-y mnl ilHfiuting wllh hif r n. . Pad h,s*n named chairman nf
.lie-- enlerlainmenl commitIt is equally true that in e very case a police fii|ii»rltir*
|ti..
— O-y--------member was on
departm ent is as efficien t, honest, nnd com petent as th e,
'Hii4 rfiikiiiilii n
ffivrn rint in. t<e .t lu r y
1 'Tniy not lie everything,
o ffic ia ls "h igh er up" nnd Ihe general public want it to Ire. iln- il<-irnnllun nf -yrs mrri,’’ «-> 1
nevrr soar a poor man
|tli.-.| In siil, irtlinat's vvh<> always i 1 * ' 1 11 n I.ay haibnr here Is
cocktails in tlia cabin of Almost invariably a c h ie f holds Ills jo b mi the nppoint■ ’ n il for Ihe first test■SU'i1 with lh* i;h rt. They wait)
ment
o
f
a
city
manager,
a
mayor,
o
r
a
city
commission
• •• of prairie grain to tie
(m Jtwhl.
until
they
learn
whsl
th*
bowor council, and can bo rem oved at w ill, nr at least, w ith
ii this i.tll l,y the bay route tn
fiunr i arul then thry tukv ijr* same
Otlando Reporter-Htar’i cause, by the appointing |s>wer.
v*'*w. ‘1 hey iklr of little or no ihi
Th. r> nslrucliiin activity ha*
ys Band Is taking anjlhei
I f there is nllinner between |ml ire and underworld, value in iiiakiiiR iteeisinns, though
tha country, getting g.o.l nnd i f this condition is tolerated fo r any length o f tim e, they may help In , arry „ ut ft,,, eiiu " I ' Purrhill to he 'umc knowr
‘as fhe niiisi progressive i f the
city .for Orlando.
it Is with the knowledge anil consent o f Ihe higher ups. ' ' " I f " which the law* out line*. A
liief, however, is rntillril lu Ihe f-.ir mo III sctUenivlit*.
And unfnj-tuimtely, ail too fri-quenlly. the people
them *
"Iiftn 'uls "tif the dominion de.
itdleey of vrhal happens Ui
lumrit <>r nlnn »C hi* «ubr.rilinnte
selvds’
fire,
to
blame
when
for
purposes
o
f
a
plentiful
liquor
ehrat
market, you
would
ami h.. shi.nl.l u- ami usual lv la pnitiiient nf ruilwny* and canals
m
ipply,
they
elect
men
to
o
ffic
e
who
they
know
will
follow
uint. i abuse supervision the new
it the pi If" o f com would
a "b road.m in ded" policy in dealing w ith elements o f
ranters happy.
n 'be esse |n Taintm. Ilail it pert i, Iwing built, Wrl umvd (lotthe underworld.
-o — —
nothin* »l-e In ill ere.ht thh <n-1 mid Mrs. IdmlhrrRh on be
Jovcrmr l ar>«tqruns for the
T h e WickersItiim Commission in its police depart* -*miht lie snffi lerit tn JuNttfy lu half uf the settlrnr-.nt. As hun
ilrrd. with enmaras pressed along
j
|tg It mlsht be atrspgrted of rnent rt'imrt. has apparently overlooked th e 1 fact thut in r x l t t ^ n c * * .
that he ■wanted big roJS.^i|i m any cities o f this country, fiarticuhirly in the sm aller
'Alt with other thing* nf like the dork, (ieorgu Cuutta, asristant
datlom . for political fat art: cities, w e supfKwe, tliere are many honest,' fearless,' and . Iiarncter. B aprrwasful
Mlile anirmeer, hroiight the department
Ih'Btvr
is
nnty
niaUi'
psiesihle
liy molnr hoat to/a landing with the
l apnble inert w orking a t m eager salaries in (Killi-e duty w ho
tluclli, , M v , good ,n Kan Ford
the v.rh nf smiie irptiveltiol, Ksi tw£>r .,U"I gv.at*. t'hrer* and
ms Hindu it Impotaible to hear
. 1 h»* K jpllitr- l«ok ii Jwii hnrli tre d a lly subjected to the bribes o f the underworld and far „s Tariipa nml h*f l.itdv Thm't glnglr enlurtm ml th« olh*r day to th e threats o f political IMisses but w ho nevertheless ter are rnnn rm.l this perkrut^f l.ihdU-rRh's rummvnU as they
.Without a-iklng far u trnnt pagr continue to enforce the law to jlu- In st o f their ability.
Mr i Ih.ri thy Meuiiowt, who has sleppied .ashore.
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Tugs, ateamUiats anil dredge*
j r i v r n — BFlil t f i v t n I h
t u n ) H i.
t
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erntly unetintv-1 lv of her' time Mew whistles in greeting
ThomnK
tOdison
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For a.vtrsl minutes bvforo InndIgtor Flflrhar hm unniuincrd
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nnd talent In the un.lertakhf!f.
>fa gain* to run fer n*-cl«ii.>n
f he lifts ri rnnipli Jteil r- marlrahly, ing the l.indtairgh plane snored
Siirtilay iniitniiig a wiir?rt uf |ic»|ili> w ent lu their im iakr United Klalis Kenale. hut
with th" nhl o f tho nun.lieri nf aloft, circling about tne town then
giilng 1 1 rim for the Talli- fnntH HhiM-kctl by the ilInl/t-Halng iicwh br'iught them by flu- ihe nraanlrtulon.
i. ■* swinging up an,| down along th
lluufii and Seriate freln m urning jmtiern final Tligmurs Kilisnii, now in hits c lg h ly ll Wuulit Ik- inte rent inf !,, fcayw inner harbor seeking a safe landdlatrlitl
f if lli* year, in crilica lly ill. T h e doctors* bulletin th a t ho n list i.f I hint. In ether Ftnrnhi ing plare. The flying colonel *p5d
liiul s|M'iil a com fiirlapii' night did rod m itigate the rtcriourw nil In liuKlrnr aX lttle Theater wh» his machine above tho now duck
•A l i i -we know one ftll.iv who ness p f , Ids (iniqilfi-iitcd
condition
involving dinhcteii. •hnv. iking fur them ft* Miss Meail- nnd checked upeluaety on the wat
It only IIIIm I Ida auto Ra* tank Ilr lg h t’rt diMcunr. mg) slixim ch tilcern. And this m orning wo t>w* has fur th<* local une. An,| it er surisen for obstructions L.’foie
i liming to a stop.
*
»y night, but alvi
tmik n
firol th e further itiiitcincnt fie n i his physiclnna that M r. I* Hht'.etely hopeil that in Unrl.lj
Lindbergh remarked on the
of pint flnvks along wllh,
Ihe l.lltle Theater will speellly
Kdison
w
ill
never
be
out
o
f
danger.
bleak attitude af tha country btto get Item haded. You nr,
T h o man m4Io put iig ld in u little glass globe appar ilevglnn up In the limit of It* pn'- tween Mouse Fnctory Old Church
extra one <rnt gun lag went
alliilitie*. YsWrtwmitPrtti. like the
ill. but said the weather had not
ently cannot ke/p Ids ow n Ijg lit'fm m g o in g nut. Thu name
gatbnley.
o f* new itwlnir eiageS here "will been as unfavorable as It ap
— —— O---------- fate w hich I Iti- m ighty monarchs o r old cotilt] not a v e rt help iidijhlily toward this eml.
another way of erenting awnitn A m crira ’s greatest inventor, th e same an tho poor elud In R't It nod give It dun i-nn- peared to observers. For a time, hi
ss Id, storm clouii* hung lo * ' h'ltt
•P «rlt). the obleil Inhabitant est m at) in /lie streets. Thnsu who rubnl by divlno rig h t aklrralijn.
'
showers pattered d ,wn from grey
tin*, i i (u put Ihe Women Uai k were not divine when the tim e cam e to leave this earth.
The burn peon sltdallon is
•ktaa but fsithrr north t^e waathi ^lot hea they,lived to wear As th e y lag on their death beds, they were us humble us
of sti. h diffirultie* md with so vr cleared. When h* reached
ha Rind old ilnYa. Then the
shining
I makers at tcaal would huv« Ihe low est wave, nnd w h tn they died th eir flesh nnd boner* «mny iffferont angle*--that it t hur hlll. the sun was
deeayed ninth the same as mini her’*. A ll muu may n ot be windd Inilenl b* surprising If Mr. from, a blue skjf- L . V,
market for their pr iduets. Ifwiver,
Mr.
'Meiinn,
Mr.
Ktimson
rrcuted free and equal, bat when Utcy com e to die th ere I*
Both Mrs. Lindbergh nnd her
and otber\member* uf thy presi husband desired to be shown
W n don't mv why thn*e folks not much dlffem H -e.
Wait are luaffing *u much fuu
T h e invenlive genius o f Tltnmns tan son has g iv e n dent** i fliflul family agrve. They through the d.JOO.OOO-bviihtl elebt Rtssahuppera. We |u|t« tin countless electrical contrivances fa r the sim plification should, however, thresh out the vator here—meund fastest groin
tha
hoppers here ton only we nf m an’s labor. B ofore bis tim e .only th o very rich could questUni themselves and so he handling establishment In
how I i ggt along with them, a ffo r d anything b etter than the lig h t u f a tallow candle able lo present • QniNd front world.
Assured by tha apparent securi
live them plenty uf hopn and at n ig h t. Now darkness is turned Into ligh t by a m ere wlirn r*Fi(s*ntatives ef the vari
ous nat’ana eoneerntd father ty af tb* mac ring-place and seem
hap Diem.srbfs to death.
press o f n button easily w llh ln the renrh o f th e-p o o rest around the (able t> discuss tha ingly MMdiius to tour about
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Fnglatid also |a facing a big de- fam ilies. T h o phonograph, the motion picture, the m icro- auf Jeet In an a/furt to teach an Churchill, yulonel - UnJbergh inover
- -P dicnleii he I would remain
TH on It* Ruvermnrnt
budgvl. tasim eter fo r the detection o f nmall changes In tem pera agreement.
night befuro continuing in to
tlniate*. The parliamentary eom. ture. tho electric pen nnd mimeograph, and chemkftt plants
Furthe, surVty o f th* pro* Baker Lake, 377 miles north, off
on guvemment ee numin fo r th e mnnufu-turi) u f such subriknees us pataI^henyl«nl,nanding greater econotniea dianiine, h ave also resulted from his lalsirs. In all he has P<M*d nvrrpasa al the U A N. lha weft Shore o f Hudson bay,
crrwalng nf Stale Road No. | in
. gniemnirnt eiiu-nditurea -a received patents fa r o v e r o fa thousand invunllons.
MOtlMt; . FACTORY. Ontario,
Fast Ml'ton la twlng made thl*
-of highway holiday, w# *up.
It U unfortunate th at tho life o f a man whu hae boon week hy H. D. Halt, engineer fur Aug.
(By , AssociateJ\Press
V.. ns useful and ax helpful to hi* contem poraries os Thom as jha Stale goad Deportment ami Airplane tv Carol Rapids, wmL>—
kin- sothaaier*,
furtunv K d lio n should ever com e to an end, I F Is unfortunate th a t a crew of flea nuistanU. A >ur- On tim e,** usual, l-'ot- and Mr*,
go* and magieioM a** *aid- la am ong oil these Inven tion* he could nut hnve found som e vey we* madn several months (‘harks A. Lindbergh brought
-------- . al thl. hybMd
rt on* hundred million a year thing w hich w ou Iilm aR e o v a l 1 w ars 'a u T cells- I n t he b od y ara but it appears that
» • Rtllbble American public, nnd g iv e new life to d y in g forma, rerh a p e I f he could dltlonal' facta were. rvs|uired hy trading past at 2 PTjC, (ETSTTiJ
haw. many hilllorw are flawed live another eig h ty -fiv e yearn acme such- discovery could tha dapoitawat. including rertain K«tunla» and proceeded northward
1 It by fold brick artiata, wild be made. But then, again, perhaps he would not Want to* faeta •ip ronaaetloa with tha Mgh- Hlleday, but tha signals of thalr
£promoter*, wire tappet* and
wpy through Die town of Milloa radio s*t were too weak to inform
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-------------------lad schemers, b not io vail
propof- H is not known haar long tb« outside wsrid of thair safety,.
' " Jbe faint radio signals nstu «X*
it will h« before the iftaia -ha*
plained by Undlwrgh to Herbert
fine work yn the ererpass, bat
-----------------CltgK. wbp aril vet) hero Saturday
THE tlT T L E THEATER
;• Bernard Hhaw. famous
daaal rillaewa are haplag that thl*
from Worth Bay, Oat, In a nlaae
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TAMPA T1MF5) . ..
|ht Aiu) humeriat, while a
project will, not be paatpi
rhsrtsrsj liy Ihe Associated rroe*
l Hum la, wisely told
milch
k
tm
tf.
Hevvra)
days
t
The LiUtle Tbister .lociroament Uuna stairInp p*rfdrmanrea in
and talked with the fly lag colDust their plan fo* world
Will
ha
W
lr
y
S
l
to
rompMe
In hrogrem at the Muakol* amt ether than their home clliea from
one) hofaya th* Uixlberxhs <kjVauld succeed. Then
Federuteil club* buUdllg, HtXl llu- tines in time. I f atarh proven lh« survey,—Milton GaaatM.
parta.1 at 10 A. M-. for ChorrhiD.
y to • hors* race, k*
1 U k lk * to tha aurilL
Miporhmki, " I luppo** ratio Street,' n »*"* dee dr ll^ raae they or III have done namehM oty mm h a m in th* more thaw an eveet In whk-|, varl- thing upon wbleh la he congratwoua clliea poasesslng ( a Jjttls late,, and which wiU murh Im
to no tom petit Ion
Theater milt present play* anj the prove entertainment sditiHagea.
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ftf* oi<*» tarty off t w It
Here In Tampa lt)a U til. Theater
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haa heen a-sourea of pleasure and
entertainment to, Matty. Its per
formance* have grown ‘
•nee an) approehttU*.
•«
f i!
Ha iraniftvred foar drama of
gasoline to Iho plane’s tanks and
hag to transfer the supply la five
gallon reus. While at M k task
the flying cdonel walked around
In hie here feet; in fact be stayed
barefoot *11 afternoon.
The Lindlwfghs sUysd at th*
home or the district manager of
th* Hudson’s Hay company, Mr.
West, who though absent bad
turned his quarters over to them.
They .were entertained at dinner
b . the post msnagur or “ factor"
of the Hudson Bay trading post at
llooae Factory, one of the eldest
settlements in f i n a l s They had
dinner at X P. M , last night ami
they walkej inland the island on
which Moose Factory is aituated.
Tho Llfxlhergh* eipretsed admira
tion fer the country ami today
•aid they hid had • fine night's
rest.
When IJndtxfgh was told no
merisges were received from his
plans; afteg |:I3
Saturday
he said he would test his radio set
again today.
Moose Fuflory Is without ith in s
* f rommuni'slIon with the out
side world eirept hy piano or
bo at. A boat must breast the swift
current of the Moose river and
cannot complete the trip to Coral
Rapid*, Ihe rod of the telegraph
.line. In less than, ilmovt a full
day.
■♦'aturJay night when there st<
no word from the Lindbergh plane
and it was realised that trie radio
anii-nna is wound upon landing and
no message* could be s.nt from
Moose Factory. Pilot Clegg agreed
to fly to Mcove Factory from
North Bay at dasrn.
*
Al 3 A. M., he left North Bay
an,| three houps later rvaqhrd
Moon; Factory, landing his rabln
amphibian close la the anchored
Lindbergh plane. He remalnel artIII
Lindbergh took o ff
for
Churchill.
ig> r P I a n e Is Landed
(Continued from Fsgv Ose) ( Conti need from Pag* One)
Seminole County, and a compari- c k m at* to Tokya waa described
son showing the cost of govern-1 by C. O.. Schick, metorologist, as
nent for the years 1020-21 and being favorable. ' He said tbsy
lWO-hl.
—
would have clear akka with good
^For th# year 1920-21. the total visibility front Seattle to White
Cult for public school porposes io
Seminole County was $8.'i,M2-flO. Horae, Y. T „ bat • would meet
The totsi root for county pur slightly incteaaiog eloudinesi A
poses was |IM,2 >U).06, tolsl of they approached Fairbanks. Vial.
both, 1218,<70.00. Total number bility In th* interior of Alaska wa»d /
of children enrolled was 2,592.
_good altogether
_
^generally
__, ____
f_
cloudy.
“ For 1*31 the budget on 111* Showers s M iatreaslnjf cfoudlnTtV
with the Ik.ord af county com- he said, may greet the fliers over
missloner* with the addliiun.il ag the Bering saw add down the W.
ricultural unit aihk.nl since filing berian coast, _
with the cost o f 99,0Qf added'to . Hobbln* and flwes riper ted T#
the budget will make a total reach Fairbanks last night. Thsrs
rtA'i of the operations uf the pub they expect to meet a refueling
lic schools in Seminole County plan* end aft*T taking cn fuel to
$102,CKM2I,
a raise over last the alf, fly Whstward with It to
yrar’ i
total
expcmliturei for the Bering t t t , a flight of flve or
.choid* of $20,889,011. The total six hours. They win again rsfetl
rost for the county- exprnsc* tak there end then head down the
which
ing Ihe builgpl o f IU3I1, as I un- -Siberian roast for Toklo,
■{eralmnd might hr nrcrsssry lo they hoped to reach s* early u
;hift some <>f the millige but Ba i midnight Monday, )0 heurs *ft«r
total will l>e about Hu* tsmo they left the field her*.
Nchlck said the fliers
would
which aai for 193H, $2TO^K.W».
making a total uf all count/ es- pftbably have light headwinds dar
part ef their trip. Th*
pensr* g(W-t^H0.21. Total Su*Ur ing
of pupils in schools for 1930, wrather, after thay reach Alaska,
will decide which of throe routs*
(J142.
"You will mi tie# f r q m i h o they will take oror the Bering
sec.
above Figures that the county
They may go as fsr north at
rammKsiohrr'* budget was relied
during the ton year period (rum Teller, 40 mites north of Ntrrtd and
$151^80 to *2K0,r.-.C for 1930 nnd thence serosa the Bering ses, head
lh« budget for .chnuls war relied over the Arctic waters at Nome
ilurihg the 'irm- periwl $318,- or from Unslshieti. The latter k
M .'.O jo r
from
gx.',,r,rj.C0 to the ihorteat way across and would
tl03.8HX.2l The state collected cat about 20q miles from the rout*
Hlotnu over Nome end Fair
uut uf Seminole rnunty during
f
the yenr of 19:3) from ad valorem banks would mako contacts sritb
the refueling plane, with Plhta
tm. real estate, gasoline, auto
Jsnte.* Mattern and Nick Greener,
mobile license, ncrtipatlonsl . li virtually impossible.
cense and license collected by oth
l’ lan* are for the plane* to re
er
governmental
departments
fuel over Fsltlanka and flr tt$331,233.3).
gelher to the Berirtf ova, w,th th.
“ What the state will collect achort Worths tanka to be fined
CUrding to the so-called relief
there to capactty-SOO g *llo n a -f«r
measure* by the state for the
th. remaining 2500
mile,
to
year 1931 and tho reductions that TVkyo.
'* -*
lh» taxpayer will receive on ac
Mil * motor too
count of Iho 0 milt reduction ly
*«ht t i rdfry mare than 800 g*lthe state and tho 3 mills by Hi*
(Continued From Page Onei
*/
f«
«
e
d
the filer* to
thur left th* plane until he school hoard,. making I ) mills land at Botonlrto beach, last month,
opened his rhute. Drunk Kay,’ a which Will h* ftM JW U l. This U aftdr about 27 hours In tha air
where the taxpayer J* only shift
from Beattie and after ancetaafal
flier in'Ihe sir at the time, «*M
ing the burden from Ihe advalorthe chute had not been opened rni lax on real estate and person lefuellngi had been completed.
The men ar* competing for a
when the jumper passed his plane al property to the ether pocket, pr xe of $25,000 posted by Asahl
Ihe' tin payer* o f Kemlnolo county. Sh.mbun. Japanese newspaper, f or
at 5(100 f i* .
“The so-called relief mvtfiuie the first non-stop flight between V
McArthur had dropped 13,540
feet when he passed Bay’s plane .wil! cost Ihe taxpayer of Semi- Japan and the United State*.
and it was not definitely deter nolo county $80,000 ami the toUl
. obbln* and JsMto wm -alteniete ■
mined how much farther h* *Amt relief that tho tsspayer (rally *t the coni roll,. although JeMk
before opening th* ctnit*. lie said gets It $10,250-31, or equal lo •Pretalty to navigating. Durttg
he may have gone almost another aboot 1 1-2 mills. Thl* shirt In gtod weather, th* flier in tha
2000 feet, making a total delayed laxsa was not made hy the ad- compartment may gat soma sleep. *\
rrinlitroAm and the Legislature
hop 6 r 16,300 feet.
“ I have mad* <aeons- than GO through sympathy for. real ee N A L T IL L '8 B T lL t LOADING
Jumps," McArthur said, “ but this ls l• and the taxpaying public1
one was tha hardest one,l have but was mad* simply because SO ^ HKRCKN. Norway, Aug, S. _
ever tried.
per cent of th* property had gono JAJ’- I - T k
departure, o f
flk I whlrlej around and around In back to the state f 6r taxea and Nautilus, submarine o f Sir Hosf
Ihe air \nd one lime w htn.l w »« it was Impossible to operate, the bert .Wilkin*' Arctic eapedltlage
on niy back I .thought I would government on a boong-Usla with frorp Kara Irnpeeted to be
faint.
I - .1
tax certificates^ hence, the stam pened until Tuesday, it
a
*
“ Once 1 thought. I'd bettar open pede to get the fund* out of.th# yesterday.
It before I lost cen*aituifti**i but necessities of life or from sources
The crew of this submarine yeaI was determined to break th* rec. that they qan forew tb* taxpaying terday Waa storing and cheeking
ord and took a bfg chance by wait* public to pay,
supplies for the Tolar expediUen
^
Ing lo pull the cord.
"Viewing these conditions,
I FuellifR «r th* *Ujt gum m day
“ I seamed to atop with ■ Jerk. would liko to ask the taxpaying and nlghL
,
One minute 1 was being hurtei public, not only of Semingio
through aparo and. th* next I waa county Jrut of tho Bute of Flori
finking softly to th* ground
da, when i* tho taxpaying public
“1 felt tn a soft marsh about 100 going lo wake up and how long
feet fty>m the bay near Hell Har
are they going to ferrait the
bor. I was lucky net to have gone
government to be run by poli
In the bay er hit a tro*."
tician* and theorists. And, have
Kpectatoro cheered McArthur as
-O n k - 1
he was rvturnerf to the airport by w* not about approached tb*
limit 7
n party of field eoiployta.
—i
"Mr. Taxpayer, cut this out, do
He hope* tn compete la the rop
ing nation!) * 1' race* nt'CWveiaad a little thinking for yoknelf, asbut doea^not plan to try to bet prcklly you whose property Is
recor,)
ter h'a present r**or,j
unless about to be confiscated and the
bdvanrya In. gasoline and' Ucenaa
someone else breaks It
II. C. Strickland, who piloted Ux causing you to have to park
Ihe plana from which ha Jumped, your car at .borne and walk to
claim:d a naw altitude roeoed foe work or your'place e f business,'
Tampa..Ills mark o f 18,600 feet
was 2500 fret better than the
prevUda record of 14000 foot-sot
by Jack Wallon.kat O«toh*r. Strickland. McArthur and CoL
houn were dressed. In hsavj fly.
Ing doth**, but wot* eo cold they
•aid their face* were bin* ami
they had difficulty In bvettthlngi
McArthur also complained nf the
cold.
rt
“
*
fltrtckUnd is ad~ AB-AmcTkin
Airways pilot sad all tha planes
and pilots used far timer* and
other affkkla data provided by
that company.
Tampa A " v i a t o r
C l a i m s World’s
Jumping Reco-rd
SEASHORE
M O U N T A iN
E X C U R S IO N
CaroHna Child Killed
Saving Wyek O f T I '
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GL OBE
A R E IN NORTH
SIBERIA TODAY
L ' V. '.J, cl? "J!
FO R ARltIVi
G IAN T SEAPI
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Herndon Jr., and t'lydr
Pang
Bright'* diaeait ami diabetes. He
• pent a fairly comfortable night.
hum. look o ff
nr Chita. Siberia,
Dr. Howe aaid. and seemed much
1 'K*
for Khabarovsk at 3:30
S:30 lP.
p :
H i* T lie e c t u v
better yesterday.
• y>*tenla, M.-cow lime J9:30 * 1
K ’°
‘ O C901J
__ In a statement .to__ report*!*
Jl F..S 1 |
------MUNDAYr
ttak B. f . JfcMaltou
Mrab
Business Woman's Clrcla of tha yesterday Dr. He we said Edi
A w M , la h i - W ayrroxs, Georgia.
The lire * * , lived at Chita at |
. . . . . . .
. . . . . .
MIAMI. Aug 3 ,-T S e
g iM ^ S K
Pin t Baptist Church, Ura. David son had been a diabetic for
.1
' ■
II
M M•'«•!»* iimr (•» A M *
'- 1*
many
y
e
a
r
s
,
and,
although
UcNab, chairman, will meet with
, H r . R. 0. Bower and Mr*.
fhinr boat lh>-X in 4ehfxfdW •
V. S I* > a?T**r 4 17^0-milr n«i*i
Miaa Maude Jinkina, IIP. Laurel rather mild in n a t u r a , U
Harry Ward went to Daytona
Rio
i)t
Janeiro
Tucwflur
i
to
complicated chronic Rright's dis
!l i'Ht ft in ihii'k. Th»*y wi*r**i
Avenue, at 0:00 o’rloek.
yesterday.
1 for Mt Ami. ami will remain ham 7 l ,
ease with which Edison also ha*
/•i%i n heklf H .iif
at
that
TUESDAY.
ov rrnijcht. hr foTf ' lUrJIrtf Oil
5
The junior Department of the been atrickan.
Mias India Lralla of Halaaa City I
Tin*-, of Iwin,* fi\t* full
mi*
\Va.«hiniton and New York, II
"The
wear
and
tear
of
lime
has
Presbyterian
Sunday
School
will
will be th# guest of Miaa Julia |
*»f \rA\ >"lh. 4T1‘1 «|iproiiD'3tr|y |WM announced h + r*
. A'V|
meet at the Chbrch at 3:00 o'clock brought Mr. Edison to hb present
Higgins far a weok. "
,
huff
urmin-I tHrir rnune.
JK M. Apf»k|fit, official irpr f * *
/
to gb oh a picnic to Rock Spring* ocndltlon," Dr. Howe tald.- "H#
Knxlta ov*k thry 11*^’ In •rotative
tho lh>m|#r intar•
Park. Cam will be at tha church haa been treated with insulin in
MUh Virginia Griffith of DeLand
ll
thg» S»*» «if Okhotsk and mtr.
of tha boat. a t a r i j
to take the children to the picnic. jection* in a battb with the dla
altar a pleasant rlait with Mia*
th** IS* i inir Srn t.i Nome, Alaska, Apple git rr ached here yr*t*r4!ay : y," vY
bet**
WEDNESDAY.
Marl* Hamby, haa rs turned boma.
iind front \onir to \i*w York.
morning, and prontplly atartaf , ' i'-’
The Sarah Parker Orphanage
"He med* just the right amount
When *hry landed nt f'hita Ihry cork with local official* In *P* •**
Club will hold ita regular monthly of water and ju*t the right amount
Ur. and Mr*. P. W. Hart of
h.ol >t>tVMMnei| 11m 1-J h ur*"«in t* ranging the reccptiun of
busines, meeting at .1:3® o’clock of insulin, not too much of either
Daytona Brarh apont yaaUrday
l«ft New Aork. which plac I* |9n \
at the h' me of Mr*. J. 1). Parker, and hi* diet must h* very care
with Ur. and Ura. Ira B. Dari*.
ihtoMi ;i full day brhind th*
\ rrprrxrntativr of a Jack*
113 Myrtle Avenue.
fully watched.
u :»»k of I* .-t and faulty ni
ihc •on>il*r paper
Salirday
night
Ur. and Ura. W. J. Harrla of
"Mr. Edison i« better today, but
THURSDAY.
ailnia |adnt.
u«k''d ntr ?o make an rffurt to
Apopka apont yoatarday Kara aa
The T. E. I.. fla t* of the First a collapse aa ill a* he i* might be
Vliry lost i ilnuldr time when havt* thr |in \ fly ovrr JicksOTH
tba guest. of Ur. and Mr). Z. U.
Baptist Church will meet wiln serious. I don’t think he’ll *ver b*
TIII-> w i ll forurd down S.i!ordny >ill** on hrr trip North/* AAld
Bailiff.
Mm. W, C. Ib-Coumey, M2
K. out of danger.
al Jb^I riei»*V *"vrr »‘Hr nirlr-a Miurth ’ A1 r, \pp’rifH , “ill)
10th. Street, at 3:311 o'clock. The
"H e looked fairly well today and
Mvosst r*| II mi - I, 9aiir Ihry wi ra* kr* p 1ihr mailer up immediately with M y
Ur. and Ura. Kd Higgins and
hostesses will h.- Hr*. W. C. I)e- •eem* to realise hi* .-ondition.
ioif in» mir'd rhjil I' -t am!
irirm and h»»pr lh*t
*uch BA * ”
Cnamey, Mr*. W. I.. Slnudenmlce, However it would nut take very
chlldran, Mary, Adolaldt, Edward,
los^gAi hintr* iii i mudholi*
at itinerary may he n’ ranged,
Several rule* w,Mrs. ('. W. Spmr, Mm. Herbert much to roll the balance. A matt
motored to Daytona Booth yester
Mini!
on
ht
M
-k
Tl
hojH
thi
>
mascot iif • New T
ai. unaMr at this time to
Speer, and Mr«. J. U. I.yle*
day afternoon.
of hi* *tf> rgie* want* to feel well.
• an pu#k jtp Ihi tunc »f thrb nvoul p.st what ‘ lop* wiil t»r mabdo by
suffering j ’’“ ter It. llevue lloaplt
"Mr. Edison ha* basin-el
adv»*i it v
Mu* r» nunron r
of ■the lh**)( « Hen it |e*irf*s Mioral, f
Ur. and Ura. T. Pop*. Ur. and
with ulcam of the Mnmlih /or the
th»ni p'ii
Pho
roinr
Irom! exrrpt lh.it mt know it will pro- V
Ura. Jca Uelach, and Mr. Geo rye
past 30 years. l|e hu* had some
< h 1.1 lo
• Mill alf (ha itiio! 1
t <ni to Washington, and from
T hunt on apont lha week-end at
pain. Hi* Bright’* di*ea*e flared
i • m tin* wor i.| to
ip*'*' d ta
thrir to Nrw York.”
Daytooa Boa h.
By
Mrs.
l
.
/fCWaktflaM
up
again
two
year*
sirwhen
hr
PTincoaa
Kaja
Odoncalehi.
|\hi n'i-i *1,
nd thrUfr
\i
Mayor U H. (imntirr, City Coup
suffer.d an attack of pneumonl^.*
above, daughter o f. Julius Anju
t
if
><.»
*
ti"
*
Hh*-'
»k
ji risk thr ll.'
Fred Schwari
Mr. and M
nii-'tunrr
II i/ry
Clatt,
City
Ur. and Ura. John Ludwig drassy, Hungary's ’ famous pre
ift
i;
.»
liiuiii'H.iril.
Dr.
Howe
explained
Edison
ha*
irent*, Mr. snd
are visiting her
'l n i .a ^ r D. C C -Irman. H. B# 4 I|
aon. Jark to, havo retnmed mier. la a candidate ’ for
the
had
troeble
with
Bright's
disease,
rim
11
ia
*
i
*
\\.
-iiflita-d
*ivrr
I'altishall for a few
Krrrland.
rtwmhrr of thr % liy ^
spending taro monthi at Hungarian Parliament. If elect I Mm. II.
v i t fafter
U
t.
a kidney ailment, and that the or
Kia-n V.i k :*t ‘ 1"» \ M
\1
I.OS ANGLI.e s .
A
I I l f T h e U a w rla ln l I 'f f M l
aviation board; A. 11. Ilrrrmanc%
*
ed * he will be the aecond wom 'by*.
gana have not lieen aide satisfac i A I* ) A niy«tfr> «t«»?y Inul out
\ )a yytona Beach.
cow
iron*
|«
I
*
•
I'
\
|
f
Saiuiduv
Waticf, t(rearm*, and auto
Mr*. Floy Miller returned Irom
i ity dirrHor of .ivialn n; and R*
|
an to taka a aeat In that body.
torily to rid hi* body • f nitroganK S T » ,tn*l irnifi . ter Irkutsk
fiitdiih -t were rr«porHtld«* lor ni
a-* llnutjih a rn»«h*r of fJrt» n had
I c vi*it with Rev. and Mm. Sum| lluntrrt, MfH-ratiimM inanayrr of
at
'n
\
M
. M- ...w finia- p.i til
ous pursuits.
JO
ik
alh«
in
t^
iiii
I
l
n
Ur. ,hnd Ura. H. E. Wmgncr
arraiitftii it9 i h a r i d r r * and <rlmem at
Kis*immee for
two
1'nn-Aninnan Airway*.b I ik .,
l)r. Howe male hi* *tat*m*nt
I* Al Saturday K s T »
• pant a few days In Sanford and
river
thr
wrt
k
rnd.
Ninety
m
u*'*
tniK. 9 ill hi* Iold her** I^Klnidnv
with
Mr.
Applrgit
yrMrrd^y ’
l.(-l\lllU M um a w only III hour*
just before leaving l.v motor far t l a v a !
prrsmi!*
wrrrr
rf^tihl
in
two
wtra tha gunti of Mr, wwd Ura.
trial of !>a\ «l II
mom mg in di«rusa phina for .9k a
New Yvrk. lie relumed in two
In hind iVol ,ift| flatl >, iii ip.iii of
manor
t»ii|(r«litr
n
**r
New
Fred Z i m m r .
rrs rplhun for the lh>-X haro.
^
hours to the Edieon home in Llew * lark itfi u murder rhiiru*.
thrir blowrr | I ior» 11• mil »n an«l
t
York, whilr it M (i-urt-d (hat IJ
Around i Urk, fofmrr tlrpath
<4*mmittrra werr appointed to
few daya.
ellyn Park.
I
rnnvd
in
ran
fTtlo
lu»d
luck
do.
ton*
n
a
i
r
drnd
luur
M
•
•
ti
V
i
t_«a
l
Miaa Loulae Cummings of Day
tintrui iiti .rnry, who polli’tl 1(41,01MI
Mint of tile rilJsen* attended
plan a rrlrtimtimi. and Mr,
A meat enjoyable bridge party
Charles Edison. *orr of th« Intona Beach arrived here today to waa given Monday night by Mrs. the barbecue in Chuldotu la-t
kMlfji f t munii'ipnl judyi* last Juiu* ns j* result, of st 'hip ?f»'h,l0|T 1V nftei i *-tnif thr 1’ ml M mn- point announcinl that
%«*ntor. ent«r*ri hi* fiiher’* bi d tlir
Ihrmjjfh u i mini l.« k and i*
wrr* f'ifera^down
ka the guest of Miss Elisabeth Peter Thurston honoring Mrs. II. Tburrdey.
room yrBlenliy morning
Bid u h\l«« under n ninrdi*r chitrit*', it ill Inisrnif a wall of wrntrr Srbrti
lit •)o*iin*till
iime dt ante -*g»»iih In* host t*» th«* offirrra and p*B~ ^
fi knlvo t| drama \\hi h pr<mti*i>4
Knight for a week.
Mr. and Mm. |». T. Wakcfirl I wrtlb* ■
engrrs of thr flying boat, wiflb
F.. Wagner of Jacksonville. Mrs.
for him ••yifg
of tht-lr trio ion**)' l Hi* eu ii'** »*l
|y Kvr n imrsons vtlir rtseunl
leading ritinma of Miami aB
Thurston’s home un the West Side -pent Friday at Daytima Beach. “ you look a hundred percent bat un fxplanation « f how und whb
from
n
hornmir
rtnirsi n
landmu
hi'l uivrn n tho mon
Miiu|i‘« t rawfiiril. pnlilh-ul f t*-*<.
ituratfi of honor.
Mr. and Ur*. George, Weinstein, was beautifully decorated witb[ Mm. Paul Kelsey and a Irirml ter today.”
7
itor ad\n r i it io!v»#l lo ir, hut it
stramrr at New Yoik Tw»*
Mr*. J. N. Tolar, and Ur*. Hah rosea and trailing Jasmine.
from Weal Palm Beach were
IHi* |to-X was Hchmlulad to
Edison, who is deaf, replied by and llcrhrrt Hpcnrrr* polirr repur’ -i liMtrjf t'ity fishifmrn wrr-*
via-i p i i m u o d t - f i.nir m*rlVa»t
turned v!r«* (*niHnil<*r, were
Aifter several progTeaainrf* of guests of Dr. G. H. Bristol fur throwing up both M* hands In a
Hall metarad to Daytona Beach
leave Itlib dr lanriru yt**t»rdBy»
diownr l whrn thrif l»mU .fbp- ' wind Iduw ihopi ff ihcir rmitr.
lira1 In f*rawfnrd’« Holly
bridge a supper of chicken salad, a day.
yeatordajr to spend tba day.
farCBdl .
typlral Ediomian gesture anj say ■h 1 t ijfath
Mixed, Ini ( thr It 12 null pun loin
They |n*l io« (imr, however, in hut wvathrr ronditkm«
wood uffit’r lawi May JII,
hot rolls, roftee, and froten pud
J. C, Dills left Friday for thr ing:
b i r r rn»ni«|
hy thr
roast
• Inkinn out inf Omik. Itrp irts pin I [Mijif wi'ii t nf its flight until
\
\
ilii»-Hfj
frnni
any
l«*v«*I
h
tif
tho
north. Enroutv he will stop a:
"You m*sn a hundred and five
Mb* Julia nigglna, O. II. Kil ding was served by the hostess.
tfiiurd lllhrr ilruths
iH’i u r m l
id tin ir I
al i;j.- laltrr plu« o Tnriday Craving Itio, it will ttOO
»> h life, imludin^ « »m»» from thr
VJr* Aline Weeks rec.’ ivej a various eitie* on bu*lne** and percent letter .'1
lla« and Vttl
gore, and K. G. Coolie motored to
• ndnntrd • h» > p iihalil\ foiuoi it to r«‘ ft1c| at CUravella
in uidrly .AWpaiutril plan’d.
•■rid of politit ■* and thr fffiilrrMahla, next
Thereupon hr demandril food,
Haines City yesterday afternjen aet of Madeira guest towels for will join hi* family at Harvard
1 nrcr*-ttry to liuhlnl tho r
fif*-1 top ovi'rnijrHt at
mi Id ' f omm«*rria1ii«fit viur mr
high score prixe, while low score camp In Mas*
hut Dr. Howe would iiermit him
/
to kwwith Miaa fndla Leslie.
Ipiyl in orih-1 t ttikr off front n morning it will f*y to Marrio to
priie, a deck of cards went to Mrs.
Allan I organ ha* returned from only a small portion of laploro i*xpot '»d to dr^ rih* th** btratr*
lako-hiff landing fiold at I .- 11«* refurh sprotiing (hat night at*
hsuch Karl and to lid up Mituin at Omsk Natal-Nnrdr. The third day • n
and soma milk with a little cream.
Ur. and Mrs. Clarence Barcllff John Ihjlley. Mm. Wagner re Ms vacation trip.
Henry Ehrd telephnnid from thr M»tffitrr **f r V»1 Bffairw W rr t
Tha B. V. I*. U. of the Bap
and daughter, Elsie Marie, and ceiver) as guest prise a Madeira
Tfrmaininjj jit Omsk onl\ thru* fnint Rlii It wilt refuel In Cr
the 1a*t fi*^ )carw tvr -m,
Mr*. Schults of Sarasota visited refreshment Mt. Those attending tist church held a moonlight Dearborn yesterday for news of
hoof-, they «ifj» n mtimod
thr tin ami also in S«n l.uis, ip-.™tha*
Mtory
rtpectrd
lo
attain
tha
party
wary
Mr*.
II.
E.
Wag
party at laike Harney last Fri hia old crony's condition.
In Daytona Beach yesterday.
lure aualrixt liiiio l»\ starting thr ■ii); the night at l*«ra, and stay* "
ner honor guest, Mrs. John Bully, day evening, where refreshmr its >• Harvey Firrstone, the' magnets Its ilimax when Clark taken thr
NKW A t»RK. A or I. «X.IM
mg theig the fourth day. On tbs '
|i*n^ hc»p tt» fdIt at
Mr*. L. Weeks, Miaa Annie Wecka,
and thlrvl member of the Edison, wtaml tn break an alm.^t *h«o- I h i pur thr (Serntin n u l a which
and games were enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Thurston
Thr icnirii ho|i«*«9 to mak- only ! fifth .lay it will 1 fly tn P i r v
Mrs. Frtd Zerrtnner, Miss NalUa '.Mr. and Mrs. Jo# Curley rpent Kord-KIrestone triumvirate of a luta* dlrm e and t » krrp hi* |»r m- h.u had a rrilruinm* uffrut up
have aa their, house guest John
thrrr «top« hrtwrru ^| uu\% and n-aribn. and un the sixth day to
Truatt,
Mt. Verse n. N. Y . Mr. Van Naas, Mrs. Jam**
Friday with her parents, Mr. long-standing friendship, called li*r tn present a d r fj^ r whkh will on hopes that autumn In*lim it tx.J Now York, and ow n with
th# , 1h<rt » f Spain, Trinidad. ErOfM
Mrs, L. Wolfsr, Miaa Dorothy
aolvr thr rnigma
n “ astound* paimiun mt^hl hr morr r«|dd nr i
sJnlor at Havard.
and Mr*. E. T. Bummrmill, Han early yesterday morning.
rvtOOl
furred l.indin^ vvhnJi
dlTtiptad ' I’crt n( S|uiin on the seven)]).
Thurston, Nr*. Bruce Anderson,
In*” faihlon.
Ifirairr Iran umal. thr monthl> f thrir fdan, the* were
Charles
Edison
and
Dr.
Ilowa
ii - iiI. ii M
V. it will
fly to SI.
Miss Virginia 8rott, anJ Miaa ford.
ffv
ew
"
f
:hr
Natumnl
City
hunk
said
the
main
difficulty
in
the
In
hrrr to hnvi* mi mil4id
j Mr. and M r* John O. Andes Jl.,
„ i ■Antigua, In mriu-l, ami ipeml
Ann* Lee, of DtLand.
ventor'* fight to regain health
of New Ytnk I mils that th' ru i«
, j M U Frenfh Avenue, left Sunday
____
min* I'ltwe to tho r*ioiri| |,nr ing mght in San Juan. Purtd
would
to
koep
him
on
a
light
"nu
tea*
mi 1 ■ fear that businrssv tb^fthrr trouble
. V * r Richmond Va.. and WashingThe eighth day will be spent Ul ‘•JTGo
revival
will
tie
ronipcllcil
to
wait
food din.
jpea D. C. on a short vacation.
Sun Juan, ami tm the ninth dn* .•
Both thr ymrngrr Edison snd
(nr iurnjiJi'lc rentuval u( all tbs
it wal! hup uff tu Antilie, Cvbfi,
.
KAIV IIAMI-EltS 1. 1 IIll Its
Dr.
Ilawe
remssrk-d
that
Edison
LONDON. A uk. :i. (A J \ ) — ub-inilea S| 1'iiiril to It,”
Mrs. II. Wilts, Miss V. Witte,
(nr rrfuriing end oil inlu Mlwatl •
as soon as he felt his strength re Or or g r Ilrrnanl Shaw jnmr hoipr
" N i evvities must I r supplied." j
El.M IR A
N
V
Mist Jl. Witte, Mbs Evelyn S
I Be _j » » ■ uL»)l. *
Iturning would insist hr be given from 11um4i,i >r*irrda>, «aid hr ,l„- rivievv. ir-leasril yr.ler.l.ij, , A j / , T h.'. .I'penlng'
Bekmmarktr, and Hanry Wilts
/ the / l l r . AppIcglY^vjilntetl nut tbet . i
omrthing to eat. Dr. Ilowe ex WA:i Hurry I (j Ir hack nrnl that 111
"amt
trail*
g
c
.
un
'
b
p
i
t
1
,
,
rlin,
njtil)lm)
AUGUSTA,
Ga..
Aug.
3.
motsred to Bok Tower yesterday.
iflidimr-iind the nlnive schedult\is subject to.
(A .P.)—A proposal to make Lin jilnlnrd Edison’s rundown i* Ju. Woiilrl’ ndbiMo yuinif mrn l»* jjn •»* hniid'rapri
RuaririK loutiud h*'r
wtr dump rueh revijjuii as me) lie ilremnH
Ag the result of a special meet coln's. birthday a Irgal holiday in partially to the fact that the in R uhmIb and xrtllr thorn.
\r>i>rtl)*'U«44v thr ni*u»lh‘* for*
eiu*d tty ruin moM of- thr day, f«AC nereswtry
U r* A. W. Knaa and daugh- ing of the board of managers of
swrry' Itupr day JCn May thK- '
Uuhiia is pultitiK hr IjnuAl* ill t IK11 uru .firr** dlrapp- illlltl|f rVt* low rd hjr a i aim which • .in. i-,| thr
Georgia drew opposition yester vrntnr has paten little more than
• ter, Muriel, laft today for Daying Ih e / ltg h h v .,^
_____
tha 8 anforJ Woman's Club, held day from officer* of the United milk for many years.
ordrr,” *^haw aoiitl. “ All thr nthrr d» nrr of hr sriiuUAnen of tl*f crtnlrntilly pilot' to r iifinr thrir
toad Betek where they will spend Tuesday at tba Oak Avenue club
Edioon's
wife,
as
well
as
Charles
nationsi
air
play
ng
(hi*
fiM
il.
oilluulim* which rrin.m lo to eyrnta to thr Kim ini afrpnrt**
'
T O I I U L - ta la s iw. i r s a s a s e
a
e a few day* vbMtng with friend*. house,v a schedule of actjvitles Daughters of tho U^f^Jrreey of and William I . Edison, of Wil
TIIMKK DIE ),> CRASH
ran not «pcuk in detail uhont» doafi with, aftnr nearly lw vrun
Augusta, and , tha . Ladies' Me
mlngO'n,
Del.,
w.ra
In
constant
at
for the corning year vrni adopted, morial Association o f Auruxta.
the Kti'ut e&pvrlnirnt I have anu. “ f dcprr«ooii, nml rf lh
hlrnu
FLORIDA H K is s i s r i i T
Ura. E. J. Myar returned how*
COAJ, IIII.U ‘ Ark.. Aug. S . - e ^ T
and a number of new fkaturas,
tn In* 4»dvrd Til feitonnu world
An annouivrament from T. ,W. tendance at th. Inventor's bedside for what I hittrt* to nay must I
Saturday after visiting Mr. Sid
(A.l'.t^-Tluse peisou- f » r » li
particularly along social
lines, Mattox, member of the Legisla The only one of the Edison rhil carrfully th li|:lit out ufld writlrii; u -uU .and mUinatkmat \ up tat » MA4’(»N. ii».. Aug. t
Mu. J. n. rttntermbtar In Scranand another infitred scrinual*
nd I h.ny> maih* aruniK* inrnt* lo movrnirnt to normal”
were added la the scope u( tha ture from Colquitt County, saying drsn not present Was Mrs. Marion
Jark fuddle, Jit aii'M -l Ini*' »m?v * trrrlay as an , auC mobile
I
un, New Jersey, for the past tao
do this.
■
In (.onnrutii n with thr Crrman r i a l day* dgo ;i . a -u-pc l in tho
dull,
..
' Jt,
he intended to introduce in the Osar, of Norwalk, Conn
A bulletin, signed by tlr. Hul-erl
Mranwhilr, all I *»n add
thi* «iluati *n. I hr rrvirw pointu out shouting of II. K. Slrwait. .lark* struck by a train near'hete. TM* : ■■ i
As a leading feature on tha Legislature a resolution commem
druil
were
Mrs.
John
WlliOS
,
1
f
t
l
’
\
hud hrttr* follow llii«<itt'» (hut Crrmurtv i< thr third I.h k h I ruinvilh*. I"l.i . diiiKgi-lg thru* la.it
pVdgvam lx a scries o f rontraet orating Lincoln's birthday, was H. Jlowe, and Issued at fl:IS I*. M .
Ur. and M r* Robert EUrby, and
her daughter. Kula tea. IS, M l'*
H l i n p l e M ) * no n ns piudlile/'
(K. 8 , T.) said:
huy»r of Atnrdran jrood*, and thr Tokulay uiglit, w .m l.ikou from
published
yaatarday.
teiirnamciitv
for
-both
men
and
nephew, Baddy Akerntan, of. Orher sun, Thninas, I. Juhn WiloOO,
“ Mr. Edison Is alert and much
Last night Mr*. W. W.' Battey,
rffret^ of h»*r difficult r* in bary- IH« HIM) i tMiniy pul to-Tit»»svill5*i
women.
They
w(ll
be
held
at
the
13, /Iriy r nf the rar was
Undo ipent Sunday afternoon aad
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
injf w ay-'and ilrgict-i rileml »»vrr Kin.* yr di-iUiiv hy thiVt* officti
president of the U. D. C. chapter interest.'J in discussing details « f
peeled to live. .
evening with Mr.‘ and H f* J. cluhij:beginning in October', and b*re, end Mr*. Ada Ramp Walden, diet and treatment. All thing*
C IIIK C IIE S
the world*
will
be
open
to
the
public.
It
la
Scidraid. • •W
considered, ha seem*
definitely
laive" uwv the suliject tif Ihc
planned t„ hold women's tourneys Ivies president o f the Ladis*! M»»«ar in all Cburchc* ill
[morial Association, tefegraptied THtprevort"— -------Dr. A. W. Knag waa operated la the afternoons, And miked their oppwlllon to members of the
The bulletin was mad* public Christ, Scientist, un Sumlay, A uk. am [Saturday at Bamaa Hoapltal, tourney* at night The latest rul Richmond (Augusta) County dele by J. Vincent Miller, vice presi ust 3.
B L . leuis. 111* maaj frleada will ing* In tournament' piny will ob gation. They salt such designa dent of the Edison laboratories
Th# (lolibn Text was
frun
to hear that ha la |eUlag tain, and in all ratpoots, tho pat- tion ef Lincoln’s birthday would who said, "Mr. Edison had a good Zephaniak 3:17, 'Thu
loinl th)
torn set by the standard club* of
nicely.
is
"Ahhondr tha memory af tha gal day. Ha slept an hour this after'. Gml In the miilst o f ther
• country wilt bo' followed.
^
mighty; he will saw, he will re
Tho club’s participation in Co* laitt dead of our Btsto and be a noon.’*
. and Mrs. J. G. amnaer.i
joice over Iht-v with jay; he will
(Continued from Page One)
live work with all service repudiation of tha truth for which
Jflrst Street, have returned!
RESOLUTIONS.
rest. In his love, he will joy over raring plrnt in Ihe world .-,
they
made
the
supreme
sscrifice,”
ilxatirna, la c la d in g
Uia
after spending Sewn week*
Rrsoluth n* of Lav* on the thee with singing."
"Mr. Harris m wis trftpr ached
Representative Mattox's resolu
bi
of Commerce^\and tha
ear. York and New Jersey (V mmbrr
dsath of anr sistar. Susan llorton
Among th&rilalinn* wM'h rom- more than n week ago. lie under
ho*pita I, waa Stressed by \various tion, which* was ready (or intro
Hqulrea
by
lb#
Wesley
Truth
plfserl the HeiuMin-Si'rtiiipi^wgj 1!l xtun I_tbai__ auumiag thi. eon'(dUttvaa.
.
duction, said " I t la b;coming that
i I' "■III.
Keekers Ctxi* #r~ tha Sanford following 'from the lilbiej “ Anil tract with tire Miaud Bench Jt.'kEinunciftl mittan *c r « brBUy I future generation* of GaorgUni
la, who haa h e m
w* have hnuwn ami ln-licv il the ey (tub meant rvlir.iiuishing his
dbraised, snd members who have I should bo taugbt to rsvsro tho Methodist Church.
ia la
apaAdltg tb( past two
WHEREAS Our H e a v e n l y love that Grsl hath t» ir*. I M is post as .a member of. the racing
memory: of (hb state*mao and to
aet
paid
their
dues
werw
urgent
a
Vlitlsiw-w.th her brbihor,
bri
•mulate hla tralU. of character Father In Ilia Infinite wisdom ha* lave; and hajhat dwellelh in luv- ronirnis.out T)ie rmuriiisslnt In s 1
alaMr. la-bid, M , mad iUra. Metes ly naked to do to, making checks M Kta than thaoa of our other called.,irtti cur class our _*la rtwyllatb in (S tran d Go l In him" not jet con*iderec|bany ap,.licapayable
to
Mrs.
John
Mvtuch.
Griffin, rvturaed hoi
political leader* and military ter tu\Jpb the great class W h (I John 4.10).
lions fur permits to operate, and
it ia hoped that all duaa will
The lessnn-Hermon also in, lull we dei'jred him lo a rept our ronlekieftaiaa whoa* name* are en- th, KaiAta In Ilia Kingdom. Therebe
paid
within
a
.few
days
no
U liu . K i s l s h
ed the fulluninfc passages (rum Irsrt and resign Before the tr.-rjil
Ia n bo It
lhn£. the mcmberahlp Hat te be akflaed In the heart# of grateful
RESOLVED that w* aa a rials (be Christian . Science texliHiok, n cl for lh* purp*|te af ronaidered in the annual program
— telegrams bat night from bow with humble submission to "Helene; end Hsaith with Key tn ing sppln titiuiM. This ha has
be complete. { .
Mr*. Balter and-Mr*. WalJen aaid th* will of Dipt who d eth all the Solpturvs," by Mary JUker dune and wa are gratified to ine present at Ihe
tba adoption o f tbe resolution thlnga’ wail for those who love and Eddyi "The everlasting I am Is pounce that he will he assonated
not hounded nnr compressed with with u“ in Ihe - bdldinc uf the
try. Him
aarv,
Would bo "untimoly" ond
RESOLVED that wa aa a claw in tba narrow limit* of physical plant."
M good p^fose."
rlee-prcsidentj Mr*. R,' M*
•Braagrvlog of . tba sacred Ira- *xtaa4 our boartfalt sympathy to hurqanity, nor ran 11 * be under
Mrj Harrison is pruthlenl uf
ray, second lire-pro*Idea*; dWows of fha HOST* is nst *oc- fh* b eriltm f family -aad point
aright through mortal rnnth* llarrlson C.gutructhm e'-mBalph Smith, senataryi. Mr*.I Hwultam." Um
U b gTsm said. them to Hina for ccmforl who was cwpta. The pncle' form o f God pariy and hat had wide experlMeisch, trrosunri Mm A. I T V m tradltbsw #4* a glorious ber aura sad abiding refuge.
be of small Imp-irtanre in
i ore In building operations in the
nips, chalrmah i f the
RESOLVED ibat a repy of the*# exirapnrisob with the subllnv- i|ur«
m rt af Uk bb ta ry Oj our c mmon
Miami area.
committee; , Mrs.
Hon,
What
is
infinit*
Mind
or
In
(he
mill
tryv Wa l a not rapert Main#
Ho - was qppsjintni Jun* 27
•^
r r ltok|rnAU
djvln# L utoI ” (tv ZM ).
Rtoo of
with
four olhsra to tha racing
Davis
pent to her family
commi sion created under Flori
that the W * Utile knew when in Mass
LEAFS INTO MIHSlHSlI’ FI
da'* first race trick *pd pari
W o raw her Mat,
mutuel jaw. Other member* uf
MEMPHIS, Tran., Aug. ,V
That ber roe* was so naor run
.r.fr-W hll* hla wife and hU Ike. temrnl lion slu M. II. Mab
B o ) B ) J > ) w llr tth e ll tbinfs wsUl
sxMaming In hslples* far ry, Tampa', R. N. Dsmh. Oral*;
for her to frlLI
aika Ntlson Waldron, 30- It. I., Bweger, Quincy and' L.' D.
vlark, l<aped from th* Heagin, Sarosot* and. TalUhas1 an excursion siearner lute
•Ippl River earl* yes
K ENA NS Vll.l.
NC 19 being tjcrasd
from hare to pa
Dram.
Personals
CANDIDATE
In
Social Calendar
nO-XExpecLsToLe«re
Lrisnrely- Hopr
YiuSy
ir *
M
GENEVA NOTES
Clark 'rrial Expected Accidents ( ’Inim 20
To IVove Sensational Lives Over Weekend
j
Mrs* Peter Thurston HMtki
tlbnortf Mrs. WdgnerL1J ~ ^ t ,, “ -*
that k»ve <»rurrni beoe.ih ^few York Hank I
Optimistic Viewpoint!
Georgia U.D.C. In
Managing Board, Protest Over Bill
oman’s Club Has To Respect Lincoln
nportant Meeting
A
Shaw Tells Younff Men
To
•mt
To Russia Now
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— 1
H a r r i s o n -Quits
As M e m b e r O f
New R a c e Group
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•\
t
�£
be4s. ||at
kMrfTlr
think* a nmn la a atfw 3mleas If*
him aclf
, . .t td the r<IM tKlt ,h .
(hat be would not vim for
ie would run against him. Benatoi
itnora in the follow in g statement recently given to the
•ess:
*3 have htard of these rumors and have traced them
and have found they a n al
Istion In fa c t
i
Inwt in fo th « m m nf *Akmt
w ag cons!
untrue.
S
<T SKATED BOOK—Thou
•erthy to take the book ^ sad
■a tho h m inaraoft for tho«
slats, and hast redeemed tU
|d by thy blood out of every
ed. sad tongs*, and people,
patio*, end hast made a* aar.Ood kina* and prleata: sad
" I t (a strange now rumors start and spread. Generallythey are wholly unreliable and it is so easy to learn the
truth by a simple inquiry,
i
"Yesterday a letter came from a friend i n Jackson
ville, sayin g: .3 heard you war# In Jacksonville last week
and am sorry I did not see you.’ The fa ct is, I have been
In Waahington continuously, attending daily to the numer
ous public matters which have pressed upon me here.
" I have no hesitation in saying that 1 intend to be
a candidate to succeed m yself In the primaries next June.
"A d vices have come from all portions o f the. .State
ih a t the people wish me to continue and they contain the
vary g ra tify in g assurance that I w ill hava no opposition.
"T h a t would be a great relief.
was *• hot In Bastard dfca
day our electric fen caugbti
■ man (*n atway* tell
undergraduate, but tbe
about It !*, he can't al>
t him to lie ten.'
If Cerlton Isn’t going to
> lb* Senile, why* In the
I was he so determined Hat
it the road department apBEBencInff over one of those pe*
■flops the other d*y, we were
Baaed to find the names at
loveral whore rates are also rathW-klghW e ara glad to learn for a certainty that ha will
■■ — o
—
be,a candidate next year, and feel sure.that hla ci
I - l a i cong ratu latin g H enry Pord
will receive the united support o f the people:
OS,bis s ls iy rlghth birthday It U
M bS o mmnmbvr that the old gen-
,
„
o - - ■
Hurting The South
cojnlnod
. The effect of the’ Russian policy of "dum
Uie* la competition .with those. produced In
it, ha profits bast who be- la elaarly shown In an editorial! recently appendgfin 4M
; nothing he hoars aad only Manufacturer* Record, which points otrt.lhat.inaag of Uie
j t w j l r i M SgaSn .9 u- .bj-, staples and other exports releaaed upon'world-mukets at
prices far below the' actual-costs neceenatJOIn/tfata w y
as of lUnferfa big aitii try, Ja'havtag a serious effect upon basinets, particularly
have boon away oa van- in tho Sojjth.
’ i*
ara beginning to rstirn
'"Among the principal productsjjf the 8outh an lumber^
, And tho farmers are be- cotton, cqal, dpa oil. As a matter. of fact. >tbe B6t|th
ig Is put In thalr scad bads; furolaltpi .forty-seven pereeot of this country’* lumbw;
ass will soon be picking sp.
forty pawcMt of the coal; sixty.three percent qf iha
and ninety-five percent of the cotton, which latter W fifty*
(our percent of the entire world’s supply. The principal
exportrqf Soviet Russia are wheat, cotton, lumber, oil, coal
I reports to the contrary
flhitbndlng, Penator Flatcbioa choose to run. and unless
talas our guoss, U will taka
,ro good mtn to dofsat him,
•uppoad la be Waned by the
bet is moat-foOail ties, they | N
only teleisted bat else cawsldar ad
t»od •pert, la tbe ptpVfi
Bedrt, heaavai, where theU ifl-
tie* ila the oetghhoriag vtllago of
Not karate iHaok, ehere Uie *epre•entattvee of the tarioes fralcnritleet repair weekly to defend' the
boner of tho ovganliitloil i * wftkli
they beteas. .Tbe bloat woape w W
Uie elaaa room are ebasdoped In
favor of real (word*, alid 'the
body of *erh combatant t* protect •
ed, hut hi* M la upaced esc*pi
for ROffale* over tbe eyte.
. Karh flghUr ha* three aaoialante, hi* (kondent, or accoad, bis
•rhlepper, er eupporUiV'aeid’ kt»
teettat,' or* tester. The leronrt h
a .tamJUar figure, of ce*be, Seth
in European novtl* of other day*
«nd <n Miaeioelppl iJtWM fWtfcffHb*
a tlmotadV •• kmc ago who*
gtatlenwn area# -early sad rede to
Hthc doierted field tpTarttW an
affair ef honor, but the tehlepytr,
who*e name (ever* of Orrman
feed, dad the teeUnt have «M
been *o kdl celebrated. The
aehleppcra "function is 10 eapport
(be oW*rd gnd»ewwd era* e f his
principal during periods bofweed
fighting la .order that the awnd
TW g MOItim B) HEW O f
HEMINOLH C tfU K T T :
pnidahe-l Ly diamlseol
waving pile of
sflluoMng
s TOr <u
&luring
a on
r the
&
ef.thn combstaste.
i
w
W ’T' Vf— torp t f
ft?
aalenty. ishslsr goods aad
f
rr*
if f 1!
lag Um .ptiaoa fa rm ,. remaUa
to ba MlabUihad. • >
,
- It H obvlao. that oog mate atA----**-— *M<k -a nod gi ■am w*ot f
g jR T j F7 F
buyer btwa*aT was aa aecotted fkg\a el trade.
v
kg l j l*V .»
:
,•
f t ”
‘ t o W l.J to ft -V p p to W .l
s
a/
r ”'
i^ll w l
./ <
i
^•
t o w W to to i
k t o ft Vto
TfVfJ
•U ■
ij-s >**i‘ V -
• * * ».• ««-«*
c t u n lfll r
on Russian products.^,. «;*,
wamwoeart/mli
arms, and let* by with antiseptic gabs* to wipe
fart
This la eeo-
weald f)sw a dafslopmant sf lbs
parols syslam—“U * best masns
yat devised ter rslssalng prison
ers f ram‘ .emttliHwent"—and of
the probation oyslsm, whlei
mmkso It posaiMo to avoid confiaamaot for • these indivileaia
eha would be
Wasted
wtthaat It. AU tkls Is in Uno
with the hast thought o f prs**at■day agpoits, Uafortaaalatj, the
rtod lgto.4hlg .coaa* whato eroblim of - ssforpsotlon J*
■till ba
ka adad eaperiamaw
aaperkoaaM • tteiga
«.tag#
davakymant of tbe still
<k # C a m p RuisljiD num sioiKi imp
try h as1been a factor in itnpplag ttl
raanganaae Industry la the Bouth. 3
eUn wheat oa ’ Am erican markets
to the whole equator/sad partlcpla
which phtducea a large part of oar „
Soviet lumber and' ct*u Imports h *te an
k movaaisnt underway to OO,
r In Bastard a secretary foal ■ •
Ckambor of Cemmart* of for
caliber of Kiri lokwena, It Vhed{
• to us, Is very worth wklla.l|hn
jgnn has sa*h WriUlrt ^ llS o v
cabin .a ara (send to Aw hu
tduals, aad Seafood, ' man
i aoythlng aloe, naada aa T7*
l man of this typo aa It aaa wnJ M i t does el
less gram am*
k»«p i W sword 'rtbrile 't y WtfeiW
It with naive ecaked ht SaUeeg^s,
The dofl can sal* be stopped der.
lug tto twenty iswatas of. derwtteu
by Um mtrgoou If ho beUssas ■
‘ T h rou gh cotton exports,’’ the Record explains, "th o
South hfti always contributed vitally tp the malpUnaoco q f
this -nation,’* favorableioraign trade balance. Uuscjra export*
o f cbdtP'.oottoa, while amounUng to only lfOiOOO balsa,
have tandad to.fu rth er t h e d e p m d o n o f world »cotidn
prices, tin dhe meantime, thy. Soviet'feaa increased Us «o t*
ton area this year to more than 6,000,000 acres, or a gain
They «ay that tha.graaahoppara
■yawarmlng over certain ooo»
in* of tha middle west, and. on
da farms, ara n«t 'tearing as
nth as a blade of grass. You’d
Ink that a bug Ilk* a graaappor would hav* to hop over
jn* parte of a farm.
from nay wiener achaitstb aad saoevkrsat, ■eemo 1 decidedly
fraternity,*
.
• * * • but a rough and tamble scramble than two men with unprotected
* I (upimoo It** JUM « prejudice «n a football field with a broken f t o n
skewering eseh ether's
Of mine,from beta* brnasbt dp mi cellar bene.at the bottoai of tbe eheeke while the teatant 'stands
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�FLORIDA. SATURDAY, AUGUST'1. 1931
OVIEDO NEWS
I r l b f c L I . W . (aright
LOST $90,000
■Me Bararty Bonder kaa aa hex
p ad i Mis* Louise Evans and
MUa Rath LatU o f Orlando.
C. R. Clonta w u a Sanford vlaitor Thursday.
y* V
Eathen Bond, with Ma mother
and alatera enjjyod a panic an tha
S t Johns River Thursday.
Tha local diamond ball Uama
ara practicing. They plan to enter
a taam In tha league.
Mr*. Priacilla Hedge* and Mia.
ylmmona of Chuluota warn
in
Oviedo Saturday shopping.
Mr. and Mra. W. A. Maak and
Staarait war* .hopping in Orlando
Mra. J. L. Hurt p d family laft
today for Daytona Beach whom
they wtU apond tha month o f AugM r. n d Wrap J . H . T ralu ck,
M rs. 1 . Bcklrard, and M laa M ar
g a re t-G a ff, motorud to O rlando
this afternoon. »■ U
Br
B. F. Ward broght Ma father
hom* from Oranga General hcapltal Saturday. Il» la rcrovoring
from a major operation.
Ray. R. W. Oirkarl and family
laft Oviedo in irning for Uuhakaa,
l‘a. for a mi nth's rarallon visiting
with relatives and frianda.
W. I). Stlna had hia S. 8. claaa
of boys of tha Baptiat Church on
a fiah fry and aiianar rjaat at
taka p.ckftt Thuraday I*. M. V.
Mia W. D. Stlna had har Sun
day School claaa i f g.rla on ^
»ur atawardahip
nic at Btlrar L*ke Friday P. M.
Tha Ladia«
Stata Board Sanitary Inspector
Wailnaaday.
Ruaaall Brogham war in U tM o
I ltr MISS KTHFJ. IIVOTI.AINR.
laat araak looking tha tjwn'htpg,
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Ill'll
-----------------------------------------Mra. O. Q. Wolcott and Mr. and
* \ I m . U*>> Howell m il bor , Roy.
Mia. Kart Daul wara Orlande The Kev. K. D. Bro
i* l.r» R lin d iy S r h m l. Mr 1 ibiml J r . lefi Idht U»t|n««tla| f*»r At
vialtora Wadnaaday
Sun..My S boil —~
lau ld , ^ii'tiiKia, where they w ill
\«*tmr .Supi.
Morning W orship
Rev. K.
W.
0 rkart apant
juili J ic k ie , who hi*-* lra*en t m l i n ;
I I A M Preaching « e rv ic « \ K ev
Wadnaaday in lxin|w'ul.
his «(i Mnilnmthcr, \|r». J. II How
I* M lloyrl. of Orlinilii.
Frianda c f Mar-hall Sloan ar*
rhrial an Endeavor Suritir*
«•' I. f*»»* t
n.orlh.
Mr*.
7 I* M Kpworth l.puKum.
(lid to knaw he U able to be oat
lloWrll.JMtl M»|l* Wll|
Vis*.
H I* M . O rp h n n u g t- H m ii .I, Il«*•*
afmin from hi* recent iilneaa.
.N»» Kvrmng Worahip
r»*lMti>r|a im I miNiIcii, Al:i. tu*(i*n
•on Spring*.
Little Ml** Pennie Mile hem
rHurniiiw*
A« m u p rc iil attraction for th»*
bra ted her alith birthday bivtjh
ALL SOI l.'S CATHOLIC
and .\lt« Sreroe «»f Winter
r\s nmg w orship at tht* t hut h, the
«lay with • tlelifhtful party or
C I I I HC I I .
afi* r«*«itlmif in ll*e (*ry«lal
nr|-liAii«KP llnt»«I, from the Klotiilw
FrWiy afttrmon JulyUlih fro#
j' II tel
on Cry-tal \.nk*»
M flhinlist ron frrrrw r*. mI Ht*r»w. «•
4 to (t. The little la<lie^ were *erv«J
The Rev. J J. Mi lnerny. paato
S prin gs, w ill render •fv rtitl «elec
tielieioua rool watervyllon at they
Ma-« a (Ml A.M.
tl«.ns.
anlved ami after enj»yin* tarlom
Itevutii n. after Maaa.
Thr* Orphanage l** attempting t••
delightful game*, lemonade and*
a laundry through th ml*
FIRST CHRISTIAN C H l'R ITI
lection of Octagon stii|i wrapper*
Slatrerth Street and Sanford und thrv will greatly aplirn ialr
Avenue. The Rev. F. M. Mailer
tht* lhou(hlfullii‘i « «»f any
wh
paatur.
Clin# Number rta of tha First
may hung to lhe « htirih t*ont»rrtiw
Methodist Church will meet at thBible arhonl—9:45 A M.
my lit soap wi wpps*i *; tne**e w.ll
Church Annas at 1,10 o'clock. —
'•Vurahip and t'unimuniun—11.00 h«* taken up Ml the church.
Clral# Number .Sevan of tha
Flrat. Methodiat Church will meet
Evening Sarvic
with Mra. E. B. Stowe. Cameron
Christian End*
Aeenoa, at. 3:10 o'.-lock.
On Oilaniln ti-ad w ' t Geneva
Circle ^Vlinhvr Two of tha Fint
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1A v i.
I’reabyteyntn Chunh. Mra. L. I.
At Odd Kelluwa Hall, corner
Bible Si InhiI Sunday A M - 9:11
Fraxlai^ chairman, will meet with
San ford Avenue and Geneva Ava- Sermon Sunday A. M.
11:00
Mra. Mary Puleati.n, H01 Magnolia
■ua.
tVm F Mcl’hrrvin. pastor
Avenue at 3:10 o'clock.
.*
J . I . Y e o m a n , p a a tn r.
Kvangeli-tir S rvli-e Sunday I*
Circle Number Five of tha Flrat
•* Preaching 11-no A. M.
Prcebytarian Church. Mra. A. D.
E v e n n g S e r v ic e H :l )0 I ’ . M .
Smith, chairman, will meet with
, Wednesday evening prayer aervMra. Carry Willia, 1007 Palnnlto
l<e H in) p. M.
'rayar A Testimony Wrd. I'. M
day of thia week fur Harvard,
Avenue a t 1:10 o'clock.
Everyone ia medially Invited.
Circle Number SI* cf tha Flrat Maaa. for a months visit with Mra.
Praahytarlan Churgh, Mra. Lillie J. C. Rill* of Geneva whu I- away
FIRST CIU’ KCII OF t llRISP
H. Jones, chairman, will meat >n vo atlon.
SCIENTIST
MUa Wilda Young spent - faw
with Dr, Elliabetlv Tracy. 2067
.—ChtUUan Science aervicea ar,
flrandvtew Adi.. Kike Codh, at •lay* vla t with friends in Sanford
hold every Sunday morning at thn
this past week.
3:30 o'clock.
church at Eaat Second street nl
Circle Number Tara of th:- Flrat
Miss Nall Williams -of Orlando
Sunday Sv-haiol, Ill.tM) A. M.-l
Baptist Church. Mra. II. II Hill, and Mr, R. Ws William, of San- 11 o'clock. Sub]iHt for tomorrow la
"Love.** Wednesday evening serv
Mornini.' Worahip, II on A Ml
chairman, will hava a picnic at fird waie guavta of their parents,
ices
which
will
include
teatlmoniew
Subject, "A
Peculiar Thaukl3:00 o'clock at F.vanadalt I’ark.
Mr. and Mra. W. H. William. Sun.
of
Christian
Science
healing,
will
giving "
L
Thr Ladle* MUaknary m-etlng da>
be
hald
at
the
new
church
at
H
tK
I
II V IV I I , 7 :lH( I*. M.
of tho P in t Christian Church wilt
Friend, of Mr. Tim TlaUma will
R.
2nd
St.
at
K
o'clock.
Thkr
will l.e no evening aerv,
bold their regular monthly meet rrgiet to learn of hla sudden a«This church mainlaina n free ire- but -hall worahip with Meth,
lag at tha ckttlth at 3:00 o'clock. fack of appendicltua and rem< val
Raiding Room at the church where
Everyone who haa a Missionary
atlum the Bible and oil authorised t hrle odist,.
Wednesday evening
prayer
Book la asked to raturn them Mon and hoapital in Orlande
tlan Science Literature may be a- rv t e, H .IMI I*. M .
avenlng.
day.
«*-" *
rood, borrowed or
purchased.
The regular mrnthiy meeting of
Poatmoatar J. B. Jonas of Ovie
the Woman’s Culld of the Holy do and family ara spending their Open Tuesdays and FriJoya from
........
Cress Church will br hald at the vocation at Ccronado Beach. New J to 8 I*. M.
Parrish House at 4:00 P. M
Smyrna, Flo. Mr. Jane, ami Mack
BAN FORI) COMMUNITY
Circle' Nusiber One of the First returning every few days to luuk
South Sanford Avatiur. 11. II
CHURCH
Baptiat Church, M r* Georgs Huff, afb r seed beds.
Woman's Club Building, Oak Barn If.* in chnrge.
chairman, will mast with Mra. I*
Morning service at 11:IMI A M
Mr. and Mra. J. C. Clonta and, Avenue near Third Slifet.
B. Bragg at her home, 604 Elm thlkrrtfi of OakUml art *p«mlinir
Evening service at H:00 P. M
Tho Rev. Claude H. t hcwnlng.
Avinue.
Rev. Ilarnetl, who 1- - a id In
thia waek with Mr. Clonta' broth m.'nlater.
h a v e lim it th e
First
M e th o d is t
er and family C. Rrrlonta.
Services 3:10 P. M.
TUESDAY.
Church here Ml years agu, i< In
Mr.
an,.
Mrs.
W.
R.
Mask
of
Everyone
will
be
cordially
wvl
Mrs. Walter Morgan and Mra.
rharga uf th e meeting wlin-ll h aa
Claude 'llernton,
406
South Orlando vl*it«d thtlr parent* la*t corned and made to feel at h ime.
la-en held t h e r e during th e pa<t
Grandview Avenue, D a y t o n a
week, and will continue through
•fun* a mn r*i<h " ip
FRRK METHODIST MISSION
Beach, will entertain the Daugh
neat wrek.
At Faith Gospel Tabernacle, *20
ters o f Wesley Tuaaday afternoon Into Oviedo Wedmadoy /(*!
West F.rat Street.
and avtnlng with a beach party.
SALVATION ARMY
Sunday* School, 10:00 A. M.
Call Mra. Laetar 44»-W ar Mrs.
Preaching, 11:00 A. M. hy Kale
Weight 107-1.
Holiness Meeting IIL00 A. M.
II. Booth, Paatur.
d r c l* .N a t t e r Three ef tha
Gospel Service at Prison Camp
At The Churches
Mra. L M. Telford, doughtara,
Elian, and Martha, and ton, L
toft yaatardoy m orning fo r
rgotown, 8 . C .
•
b
Ml. and Mr*. Ralph W eal of
yfaetport, La^ will arrive Bunly ita be the gueat of Mr. and
b t D. D. Caldwell.
Mrs. F.d lliggine, and M n. 8
M. * Eaaterby art ■pending the
aetk-end at Daytona Beach aa the
foeat of Mra. II. C. DuBoae.
Mra.
S.
Pulaaton
returned
fr e *
Dayton* Beach yeaUrday
altar spending • week with Mn.
WaHar Coleman and Mra. W. II
Tunnkllffa.
...J it and Mrn. J. N. Oogburn of
Montgomery, Ala. have bean Vie
guests af tha former's breaker
and ilaUr-ln-taw, Mr. and Mrs.
C. H. Cog burn af thla city.
Mlaa Patey O'Connor end MUa
Marjoria Boniakt motored to
Jacksonville Bench Thurtday aft
ernoon where they will stay with
Mlaa BonUke’i family for a weak.
' Dr. H. B. Woodruff, and F. L.
Woodruff, Jr,.- who hava boan
vUitlag la Handaraonvtll* and
Brevard, S. C. wth Mr. WoodFrank, 111, returnad
g ta r 'io know that ha la In tho
hoafttal In DaUiO. Ho broke hU
ankle while playing baaabaH jaotarday.
V r Mbs Edith Walker and MUa
Mavda Armbcoatar will UaT*
Jockaoaville, Sunday
at
1:00
b'cldtk p. M. on tho 8. 8. Soai t t k - for Baltimora and' from
t^granUmy will go to WoahiagMlaa Marie flamhy honorod MUa
tarn D. C. and Pittsburgh, Pann.
Thay aipoct to ba gona thrao VlrginU Griffith of Deland with
■ farewell pajama party a l her
home. Gray Manor, do the. Paftla
M ra. Tom B n rU lg h o f Waet Rood, last night.
Until la te In the evening the
lm Bosch, and M ra. F ra n k lin
rdaway, a f
O rlando,
wore guests enjoyed dancing, games,
id here Wednesday bee sue* proms, and boating. Than sand
th* sextons UIm s s o f tholr wiches aqd punch were served.
her, M rs. H a rry W ilson. M rs. Those present wara the Misses
tap, who U c till In th* Fern- Virginia Griffith, honor gndst, Al
Uvea Ccoper, Bartle-'Allen, of Dontd-Lnaghton H o sp ital, la Improv
Land, Margaret Frasier, of At
in g today.
lanta, * Dolly r Thurston,'
Maria
Hamby, and ' Hereehcl Hamby,
at tha Mount Plymouth Cecil Fuller. Earl Cain, Jimmie
hat night were tha Mhraa Roberson, “ Happy" Weidlhln, all
DeLand, Eddie Fuller, of Kusy Bender,- Louisa Evaaa, of
at. Aai., Iluaaa lLa f aritava mn I
• PUaderunlre, Marin Hndb U U sbflley, Rathnrta#
rd. aad Ray Bywms, R 0.
Pajama ^arty Ia Given
Honoring Miss^rif fith
£
S
CATS KILL. M. Y^ Aug. l - ~
(A J » . )- A
Greene county Jury
Tcoker day. convicted John Gerry
Scar hi h ija c k Diamond gang
members, of uannlt. Seocehio was
found guilty of attacking Grover
Bathe, Cataklll mountain truckpaon. Diamond waa freed on the
anme charge two weeka age,,..
T H ^ R E BEA
IjAKE MARY
1 :0 0 |>. I I .
Sunday School 3:00 P. M.
Young I’rople’a Topic, “Thing*
that Matter." 6:15 I*. M.
Salvation Meeting H:00 P. M.
Tha ninth Sunday after Trlnily.
The usual Street Meeting will
Sunday School 2:10 P. M.
be held iri the eorner of Magnolln
Sunday Service* 3:00 P. M>
and First Street at H:U0 P. M. to
Th* pnalor will-preach on the
goepel * f the day,' Luke 16:1-9, night.
and he baa choaen the aubject.
“ We must render an account of.
Th# Rev. A.
GAI.I.IIP, N. M-, Aug. 1.—
(A .P .)—Three Navajo Indiana
eraiw drowned and damage eatkmated at UM.OOO ra.ulted to
cfape, strek end buildings in the
Ganado irrigaUvo district from a
cyclonic alarm followed by hall
Frida* night. The hafl UId bare
Kfreurkly-equare mQe area. Tha
turbaaee io their eyatem that wae
Ganado IrrlgaUca district I* near
hindering tadlo fan* from getting
Fort Defiance.
gcod radio aerate#,
.
The General Supt o f the OrUndo bread of O l B#v bread was
ca llin g on merchant* In O riado
Twrsday.
Kepreacntative* of Fla. National
Gnah Kaglater Co., erare looking
Oviedo aver Tuesday.
Mr. Blawart af Ovlado spent
Taeeday i * Orlande on business.
Mrs. R. H. Rives e f Q-ittmon.
Ga., vbltctd her mother Mra. C.
K." Philips I* Oeiedo Wednesday.
Mrs. PhlUpo' daughter. Mr*. Web.
iter af Dwvenpart, Fla., earns up
end took her mttber horn* with
her'Wedwaday for a few week*
visit, rieda Up.re M n. Pbillpa s c
poet* la f W t her daughters In (ia.
V*J»e , Daagtdfi (Writ at Sonford, f l a . Circuit Court
was
akakiBI IhMda WHO hla
many
frwwdi Ig Oeiada Wednesday aft-
News N otes OltAgriculture
•
:A
A In R Johnson and C. R. [ ) t « M
Saturday.
Mra. Elalo Knight is apandlag
tier week-end with Mra. Ralph
Wight at Daytona Booth.
New Luncbeonette b
Well Attended Today
Social Calendar
W INNER BRITISH WOMEN’S OPEN C H A MPIONSH1P
Norrbom, I). I).
ZIEST. Holland,
Aug. I —
weeka. They go to Daytona Beach
for a few day*. Then to point* In ( A.IM—Frederick A. MsrKeniie,
Go., and finally to G-ncva,' Ala. 61, prom.nrnt British Journalist,
J. r. Co* lake* hi* place el tlleil here yeelerday after, a long
Nelsons A Co. during hla abacnee.
FAkMKHS EVENING MEET*
INC.S Tt» START NEXT WEEK
Muir Crirkrl rontrol will ba thn
nu.in topic of tha flrat atulb-evenIIIIT claaa m eting to ba hold at
Saminola High School Building,
Thuraday craning. Auguat 6th.
Tha maatinga in tha part yaara
have bran hald during tha aprlng
inontha and hara changed to tha
In ginning of tha farming aeaaon
in order that mora farmara might
taka advantage of tha maatinga
and more i|uickly put Into practica
tha up to data piartiraa diacuiaad
•luring tha maatinga.
If you want to ba aura of get
ting nulled notlraa of tha maatinga
•all thia dapartmant, phona 611,
and hava your nama plarad on tha
lataat mailing Hat.
KEEP WKKDH OUT OP YOUR
I’ F.RMANENT PAHTURF.
.Mowing tha pasture glvaa tho , '
gra»« a chancy at the aunllght and ,S ’ »
rnpld growth. Hitter weed or com- f
nmn yellow dog fennel In lha COW . • j piatuie will give milk a hlttar - X ?
laata Quality yrigtnatea on tho
farm. Mow lha pasture*. cool tko
,y
milk aa •mm aa produced, and
keep it whnr it will not abeorb '
>
•dor- Waah utruaila aa aooa H
lh« milking ia over.
---The •election of the breed of
the dJlfy c«w or hog wi not at Im
portant a* getting a good Individ
ual animal.
U» ne meal Jn theNlaley"row ra
tion i* important and a profitable
practice. It auppllea an abundance
of calcium anj phosphorus to nadeaaary to tha milk cow.
^
(J Ito r r BRING ORGANIZED TO
ATTEND FARMERS WBBK
The Seminole County A frica !'
tural Department ifl now layhiV 1 j
plana fur a large group of SauW f
not* County farmara and thwlM. >
wlvra to altaml tha
AmroSlL.^Farmrr'a Week Program, to b«
hald In Galneavllla Auguat 10th t#
11th. Thtaa program, ara orgasued and aponaored by tha ColWg*
uf Agriculture at (ialneavllla and
conalat of up-to-data mlnuta dla* .
ruaaiona on poultry, dairying,
truck crop., hoga, beef rattla and
in fart all phaie. of practical and
itcianlifir farming.
)> *
Steal, ami lo<lging for tha waab
may be oblainad on tha cainptu
for |l.16 |>er duy and thars will
In. no uther charge, for tha weak.
If you ara Intaraataal In making
thia tup aa a v a c a t U a i a l a a a »-W
a mean, of getting tha lataat data
n yuur farming prubkma direct
front lha Htata Eiparlmant Sta
tion gel In touch with Alas R.
Johnaon of tha county agricultural
department for further details.
Don't forget tha diacuaaion on
mule cricket control neat Thun*
day evening.
P A R A C H U T K JUM PER K IL L E D
ATLAN TIC CITY. N. J„ A u f.
*,
1.— (A.I*.)— Ray Forrest, 30, of
Weatharfield, Conn., a porachutn
Jumper, was killed l»*t night In an -- eihlbitlon Jump over tha ocean o ff , ;
tho and of tho steel pier. Ha
Jumped from a plane at an altt* tlD *
tude of 1600-fret ond hla para*
chute failed to open.
'
•a> JOHN HUGE IIU HI Up ■ * •
-•EFT*
APALAC H IC O l^. Aug T. —
— (A .p.l-Joh n G Ruga, philan
thropist and chairman of tha
Florida canal rommUaton, • was
buried hare today with nltbop
Frank Juhan, Florida Episcopal
dlvcaae, officiating.
Ruga dlod
Monday Ux M«W .York Hatbor,
Maine,
Mitt
Chryat
Kemp
and
Murray Nuperall of Flurahmue,
SPEECH RESTORED
spent lasf week a* the guests
of Mi»* Kemp'* broiher and »!*•
ROGERSVILLE, Ala., Aug. 1.
ter-ln-law, Mr. and Mr*. Fred r (A IM - W . C. Page, 40, spoka
A. Kemp at their home un lake yesterday for the flrat time In ahl
Mary Boulevard.
years ^upon re overtng consciousnee* aflrr hating been struck by
Ightnliig. Pag* waa struck a* he
•at In hit him# her* and knocked
IIA V A N A j
Cub*. Aug l . - unernaciuua. A felt hat .he waa
(A.IM - All the trolley eer con wearing wa* lorn to bits.
ifiirinia ami iiHiloimru in Havana
went on strike yestenlay In pro
George
D.
JACKSON YJLIXE
.
______
test sgain-l proposed wag* rule. Auchter Co. received permit to .
tract «15.000 garage building a l **H
State and Idura streets, to ba - ^1
occupied by Stanley Motors-Ce-
NURSES REWARDED A f AMERICAN HOSPITAL
I UR
B S tfU N Q l
Notice
y
three yean of good watk and training at tha American 'Hospital id Parti, lln u ra** cam» Class of *31 were awarded'thaD diploma* by ’WalUr E. Edge, Americaa Amiaaaador la
. . .
w ho atota
(urea front varan! honed
ging to C h ui n e l d
Cohi patty a t Cholaofg
Florida, la kaowM aad m
lata f.iluraa a n retaraad
by A ugdal l«th arUoa w i
be $iihta far raaorary yl
lha 1[(y lure*.
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B A D W EATH ER
H A L T S F L IG H T
O F A M E R IC A N S
LINBERGHSIN NE
AIR ON WAY TO IN
CANADIAN CiTV STIRS POLI C
FREED
•
(Continued From Page (Ina)
W f and almost tr.s cam- course
taken by tbvir predecessors.
C
From there thej espdrt to fI t
Kharbar ivsk. thsnce to Nome
i w i the Sea of Ukhul «k and ll»e
* They mult1 up some of their Inst
t ‘ ma by remaining in Mow* w unljr
i little more than five h him yea
ftvitav. Post and (*m|t> atayed j
Ion j»r
V Titty got in from Berlin before |
boon, had luncheon with ffi.u l.
ifl
IS
u fl
■
|
M the Siviet Civil Aviation Soc‘
n their host*, re
l Hfci
foiled and tot away.
*—
f B-tH bought Ku ia iip lilounra,
llrle
filherinn raps an<l irnnd lurk frirl fr
Chayma IN souvenir* of their vmit cently
They hud mellont
flying -h«* ha
ITtather from Heilin and good run c lsnt«
flitionj were Mpwlptj fur rival of reived
the wa> »o Irkutsk. They lo iked latino*
ktlrecf. hut both insisted they never
W better in their livea
j* Oae advantage ih**v have over
J
IMat end (tatty. they afreed. ia j •
that they ran "ilirll" .aril otlirr I jQ (]
h r . who acted
of
t' Iltantiul. Turkey.
Aug
1
(A .P .) Re«t*d, well f*d and hapt f t J jHii Rolando und Rua*’*«>||
Boardman ha^keil in the adulation
Of Turkey ye^lerda) and l*egan to
lock arnund for thwA* wTirhla to
.tonau*.*
• lie
lie Ocean or I In* her mg Sen
Poland** put it, "We have
floated the Atlantic, now the Pa
cM c doern't look
tough '*
If the ra^tw ard Mute in adopt
#d, U in eaperted they ugum will
t take wing within a few day«.
Ai
Prrtitirnt Mo^t.ipl.u hemal Pa
tha telrgmphed t«» the Tnrkiih
A f atlun I .rag in* \r-d-rday In pre
pare i Wu npcri.il fliedaU, which »he*
C all v/ili prenrnt to the flie r» to
<Uy. to he received in Mtale.
'Meanwhile thr> were feasted al
Inoat t» the Muturatiun point.
w,« **If thiN rontinuet mir h longer,
W# will f.e n»* heavy old I ape t o il'
(thalr plane) will never get off
tha ground,“ remarked one of the
*■f' . • .
*• -{" m-+ - -
—-
•
. • .,
hat rablad hi* r e n fM t h a to hit
home government.
THHIL1JNG SOCIETY AT WESTCHESTER HORSE SHOW
ff* « n t m il'll i m m » H g e l i n e )
I
llu * ir in iM tiu lu *fi*r
an d a f t e r
lio ld u p
None
of
t lir
s t o le n
lilt n e y h a * l^*en fo u n d
Finding nothing ipiit** in hazirdotii and dining ii^'TTTFlr fli-flit
from New A'ork to Uinnhol ap
groiim ately
.ViHHl ntile>i which
apparently entjhliihed a non *topi
T#*crd. they wer* •omewhat uride*
tldtd at to ptan«.
But* th* pair war* corinldei mg
a homcwfcvd flight, with **Imp«,
C India t i T*»k>o ami ie o?**» the
•
(Con tinned frflh Rare One) ' *
,'.'«Olln«»ed Trims P » n Oas)
glble a* h<* ami lira. l-indbergh Iran »ho» lie* <hilar** at play,
are nut traveling on any *r« un* of thnn fatally.
Khadul* and If atom or foe i*
|( occurred only four Uock.
encounleml they can stay on «». frQm tfc- ■
th.
ground and wait it out.
—,
f, „
w
. - .
I r t f w y . andclal»o d as ita rfrtim,
The I.lndherih* arrlwd bar.
(h# innorMt ke-staud^.
f riday
from
Northlla.rn.
, 1U^
gum." prem ier
Mainr, whrr* they had
flow* ..
from Washington t„ bid
f.rr- ^ Wh^
‘‘
e.el to their bahy ami
Mr* " * " 7 U
‘ Po,k' d#V* rl
UnHbergh'a paraata.
" T " • »* "*
**7 “
•‘f **1
...
..
.
and aim at tha want any racka
Aftar they leave hara tha,
detective* encounter*! .1
plan to Vffp in r »mmupiratiou
Worp
with tha world by mean* of thalr
. . .
. . .
powerful radio which I, operated , U
* *'• “ ^
«■<
l.y Mrv l.mdbareh. Shoold the,
. “ **
"*dtr“ " or
B a t W ha Maid sat roqoest
art not of ran(a af their home
. ,h* " * » • * * * '*»
•1-itN.n at New York the, .till
of th. .hUdrar 'tr im to ba seat ta tha N atliaa
I«t
government
in C h in n , Dr.
r«»uM
l-lrkrtl up t»y W ill
.
l'hn« Oiu W u. above, China*,
11 n« or amateur* whq could
1
,n
pi’uvicua cases tb*
•Hit their message* for publics * unm,,, "»»«•* Ibair a. a pa out h in h tn -to the United State*,
A. I
T a y lo r ,
« * - ln * 'r
in th e
h n n k , an d M i ( l.m - il U S m a l l . a«
« r * t a n t . w en *
t i iH-*»*d
up
an d
p la c e I in H<e le n d , v a u lt w ild
th e
tw o h :iin i 11 w e n t .^hool m ethod**
a llv f r o o p in i' u p m o n e y a n d ne
l (<»t mhh* "Pi o r it !•*•*
I he tw o m e n e n te r e d th e h a n k
a«H*n a f t e r m e n , T a y lo r - a id th e*
o f th in . w h o a p p e a le d to la* th e
le a fle t , in v e r t 'd h im w ith u
gun
a n d fu r r e d h im
to
t u r n a ro u n d
w h ile tile uf her w e n t in to th e v u u ll
w h e r e Mr
S m a lt w u • d< m g «m u e
f ilin g an d e u v e r n l h e r w ith n p i’*
t ill. T h e n III p iti» w e r e |o * ,| w i l l ,
ro p e ,
and
n d h e ^ ive
ta p e
wm
p h tced iirru in d t h e ir fin g e r**, »»ver
t h e ir nm n lh < an d o n th e
r«»|»e
k liu ia t»> k ee p th e m f r o m " lip p in g
A f t e r c le a n in g m l
th
iii n ry
d a te , th e l-u m lit • t r ie d l i t r l i n r th e
v a u lt d ie t! I n I a g a n g p la n k he
e n tile c a u g h t an d |h e y g u v e u p th e
u lt e m p i am i fled A
T h e hn n k% l«»*^
ir iM iiru n e i, i| « u * ••aid.
rn v v re d
rulay
triala.i
con
the
route
nnlea
d th*
rrU.aa
■uh
Ends After Months
Of Stormy Session
*§
b f» ln to pierce th* silence
lhr »>ei*hborha nf.
fin* of the ik tim « wm Jomeph
flaiBol*, 27, deacritieal by police ••
I.O N D O N . Aug
I.— ( A I M - 1
"Ih i**," a "polke ra m *’* man
Doth llouaea a f P arliam e n t ad
The other, who van | « i « i n f with
>n the firing range, waa Frank journed y e a te rd n , afte r aae of the
(iriatofo,
*24, a resident
of th* ~*“ t troubled and alrenuou* ee*
******* in recent h u lo ry .
gunmen infeated area,
T lw w eary members hoped the
tijecta
Thi* forenoon tiukio Fi
bolislay would last uatf) fbrt. Jw.:
encca n clothing
manufacturer,
• * I be d a l. for o fficia l renaaem kiy.
■lam when I I ahotgun aluga
but the motion for adjournm ent
I not rent into h h W iy by th re* m m
im xiilesl
that
parliam ent rswld
frnd- who drov* pa«t
h ii
Brooklyn
me* l la fu re that date if public in
f the home where he atood talk in g to leri*«l re*|uiiod it.
veiled m friend.
T h i* pru eh iun waa
masio be
p in e , * T I m* aecorvl ihooting af th * day r a iu e it wa* felt the nttil rh a o li
''r T
• •k»»*f»"g
up a f
the p otilw n of international finnnre
'* rJ
plane uf
Police
f'orwmkeioner ■night m ake aa e a tra session nn
n * P l.dw ard IV Mulrooney and Mayor p e ra lite .
VT W tfrm ju*t »ruled kept up iU
ir r n
Jam ei
J.
W alker
for
ha rah
reputation for neiuatioah to th*
Jn r^#i meaaorea a gal m l ra rk e te e n .
not r -r>,|
Aa faat •* detectivea could b* la«t.
Y r l r r t h v there « n
published
rmain f,l«ipp*d with repealing ahotgupa
the r«|M»rt of
th* government**
• t hra<h|uartera they were cent
af naarly ft.000 resistant* fkth• rrsl aruunsi tha scan* of tha
lata*! warfare and at tha kunu
K1IIIT MYERS, Aug. 1.— (Spe i f Christafo. Pollca raiarca* war*
cial) Appruslmataly *33,000 in
; Tha pair had no elothes ex
callad out to hsld lham In orslar
drlimpirnl c|ty tales, have been
but thara nppaarad no disposi
cept those they arrived in and lad
■
Iraird
up
through
us*
of.
cheap
- t j borrow pajamas from the
tion toward violanaa.
city
bonds
with
th*
discount
A mat lean Embassy, as l.indhrrgh
Tb* whola diitrict
w *i In l
passril
nn
U
r
property
owner*,
It
did In I'nrls. Yesterday they were
( Cautlaaad f i — .Fago Owe)
was learned y.strrilay. Thi* was m ourning for Mi haal Vra*(hallo,
outfitted with new suds nnd shoe-i, hMCiuhltclue. tin III* "ther ride
made known simultaneously with tha slain youngster, and thousand* Admiral Uotf.it who had psaio
taking tha onlv two pairs of Am they found a Imal which they l»e
tha announcement that an addi- of nakgkkors of thn.congailcd sec taiaad previously that piawrs
•tlran footwear in their sir* in lieved the rohieri u*rl to cr*»*«
thu atr-dim cNfi* U»aa laiui n imnat loOOU worth nf Kort Myers tion visited tha tenement home rapabla a* attaching tha United
b tanbu l.
bringing State* roast would haeo ta ha
l-uids were In-ing purchased yes* t eating flowtra and
Thay snl f *r n pencil skid h b> n It lm m l'a h om e w h e r e le d li lie nn*l
terilay si Ml rents un the dollar for wards of sympathy (a tha parants. haaad *a slrpUa* rarrWrs part
lir
e
h
i
o
werr
i
r
r
e
n
t
e
d
.
. Voting Turkish artist, then made
Colic* have arranged for spe af tha way acroaa tha aroan.
T h e n u io n m h ile l.o r * .i lic e n c e use in handling bark account*.
! g sightseeing tour of the city
I'nynnht*/ hack lairs through cial measures ta guard th* neigh
IM addad that a phsaaaseaal
p
lu
te
w
h
i
h
Ir
u
r
e
d
to
A
v
o
n
Few high o f f ic ia ls o r d ip l m is t s
n Iximl resolving fund has born bor h,mm! during tha prograss of development af aviallaa offkiaary
%k*r rinsed so much rxrllenieill I’ark.* N u n ih n n il th e e n g in e h ad possible here fur sevtfal rmjdTbi. th* rhild's funeral today.
culmlaaUag ta th* record flight
k n d In t e r e s t
In
Is t a n b u l a s the U r n c u t o f f . l l r r l d n in t a i l to UIt waa near ft o'clock yesterday lr Turkey has entirely changed
a * li ajn nhov>l « |w ia t« » r r in p l y e .l Very little was rolle.'trd through
American*.
V
furnl. however, until roller- when Canola turned Into Hast
I until recently nt Wnuchula. Hr this
" A t the Urn* uf IJadWrgh'a
rnttdt. frequ.nt week-end vmiln to lions started picking up a few Uopartl strict In a roadster, ahd
wiiks ago. Nut all uf this amount four man darted at him from the flight to Park." ho aaid. -the
Blount'i home, it wan raid.
pus-ril Ihruuj'h the city's revolving curb. II* apparently saw them, Impressioa prsvailed that • plane
tuu*l. several large*-- tavVayers for hr slapped on th* gas, but could not fly mare than M M
T a y lo r dcnciibed the l»undit * nn purchasing their own bonsl* and • is too lata.
mlW* and carry aay thing.
al*Jut five fevt; «i* ilU’lien, amt mlt-cming them at fare value
"Now vro haeo a piano flying
On* of tha rtuartrt draw a ra1 flv fret, right's tin he* tall. The bark taxes.
votvar and frapad an th* running WOO ml las more than that and
The rlty rnlleclor will ksep hi*
r BARASOTA Kor tho informs 1 «rnklfrr wan1 the lender, he raid,
board, firing a* ha ran. Knur bul carrying tw* men.
mouaUche nod uffi '• open tnlay until ft o'rlurk lets found thalr mark, two hitliog
tiop of Itm-oI ritirens who are out ami h«*l »
Ta Have of war a ISM-paaad
Infotmed on the subject, tarpon wun ',dr«n»cd In a khaki coverall nr Ulgf j f necessary. A brief rpth Cam,la In the noth, oao In IM hoatb could ho carried lastend af
,
fame
yrstrrrUy
as
pruprrty
own
with
tan
b
H
och
.
The
lallar
*or*
fbblng In watsr* ailjment to
ebast and on* In th* loft shs-alder. aae of th* man or perhaps two
Barssota county i* now at its white nveralln with hlu* dmim ers paid their bark and current
Th* this* other gunman, run
lave*
ami
another
rush
was
anllriiumpar.
lhdh
wore
rnlorml
gla.RNi'n
best; in fart, murh better ihun I*
put d tislay iry view of the tax sale ning in th* itrrat, fired at th* car. log to hato foreign pianos i
vela during the sucressful tour
Terror seised dosans of rhiVIran
to be held Munday.
HEt RKTAKY HEAD
i namedl wk til
iccentlv clos il
ping bomba la Wall street.'
Tax |>ayer* are lakirtg adranr- playing 111 i pitbU- school ,ard.
S With more than ftoo tarpon en
other*
who
tkrjngasl
th*
busy
M ERID IAN. Mi**.. Aug. 1.-- lime of the installment plan pro
tere'l. ant to mcnlbiji the '.‘00 not
Id* fright
vision which permit* handling *. dewalk • huddled
^'juitrrri} in I hr tunic? I. attotiling lA . I '. l— Hun I'. O'KIywn, M Elk*
bail and Item taxes In five equal against walls of tenanmtU.
rlub
secrrlary,
was
found
d
c»J
IH
j to Coopar Culiliedge, sveretary of
Man and woman (tad ta opan
payments with th* original pay' tha Haru.ot* Cpunty Angler's tho spraying picul o f a powri
hallway*. A mong Uwm ssaa Chrinmini a)ty plant eafly Friday with
Ufo, hut a* tha youth run ho fall,
n. ft.fool gtass rup# kn'lted
per hap* mortally Woandesi, with
n hullat In hi* abdomen.
Two patrolman walking thnhr
' acrursnce reported here from an
koala aoarhy mam ao tho ma an
Mhthanlir source.
j
ia largt numbers, with much
«> panic.
FIRES CU N TKO IXKU
TMCANE. Wash, Aug. l c M— All larfc* forr*i ('•*•• ht*
FAST AMERICAN YACHTS IN CUP RACES
Admiral Cl a i ms
F o r e i g n Planes
Could Bomb U.S.
T a r p o n F is h in g ilu
S a r a H o t a W a n ^ rs
D e c la r e d P e rfe c t
MISSIONARY
; *c^^g^^F
J O B
a*a
pursuit af tha b u l l ul
Delinquent Taxes lb.ir
(unman coac.rnad la Tuaaday'*'
affray*.
At Fort M^ers Are amiLastyaatanlay'i
niyht aa ru iln l cru«sl|
S h e r i f f lie lu n e y und a g r u p u f
d e p u t ie a d a r i e d m p u r s u it *.f the
l.n n d il'i u n ,| fo u n d a n a la im lo n e d ,
e a r a b o u t fiv e m ile • I r n l i l 1^ 11* 11* .
I t h a tl h r i n r e t on l i r e , t i r l t i n g
h lfH H lIio u iid » fro m a i o u t le t r a m p
ju a f
I a B e lle th ey t i a c n l
t h * h u lid il* to th** h a n k o f th e I a
t Tiro sportsmen. It is said, one
fr o g ) 8t. Petersburg and the other
from , tha north, arrived in Harat'gqta several Hays ago and made
laaulri(>)ln the vicinity of thVlly pier recreation building about
Vjanon fishing,. They were told
tat fishing here wls -no ftKal,"
n j that they might try Hoc*
Irande. which they did.
. lavtrml days later, the tvko
aglers rsturnul dI*gulled with
||a (liking trip, and with tha ex*
Cm* attached >1 about $31.- Ami
hair frame of mind was nut |mM>«cd. to team that Iht fighting
i**-
f
hy
Tiylnr managed to wink him
<
4(*If out •»/ the vault where
he
freed hini*elr i.f the adlieMVe tape
ttcnai hd mnuth ajul •ailed fnr
help, lie e«tiniat I Hie hnndit«
wi re in the l ank nleiul |ll mm
ulri und that it wrt* nUml lo mm
ote * from the time they left until
| that opened Itv city uf Istsnbiil its ,I th* »h*riff had l*een rndilie*!. Tie
ruthier and hi-* a *il'Unt were oot
injured.
I
•
ven scattered. Oao o f Um
darted lata a
hallway,
h y p t.p tfk w r who had hla
hand hat feared 1* apea
CAME FROM CAUFORNIA^PO ENTER REGATTA
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v ■1-yr—
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4 m cfiruction of J o i n L v r j ; T J d ,
O w rrfc
S f p lc w ;
9 : IS ,
Mejror
F I* * ') stu d io . 9:4*r», S a o d iy s ic M
t t Seth P jth e r V
t t U lt
t .a i^ iU e
9.
T .U y \
IV » c n i« i:
9 .*« .
M orm nr J l f W i r « ; 9:W*T^ S h e riff
9 Polirt* R ep ort;
|0 , Monnns:
D A T . A K C S T I . IS21 . K 4 n ;
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THK W B A T H B t ^
Ot—rally fair tonight and Betar•\ fay except M l t n a i thunder
*, showers Satarfay efUraeea.
AN
VOLUME x m
IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY H BW 8 P A PB R
SANFORD. FLORIDA* FR ID A Y . JU LY 31. 1M 1
Violent Price Movements
Feature W ild Session In
Chicago’s Grain M arket
Pangbom. H e rn d o n
Make Up For Time
L o E tfo flty iS o F ar
(A .P .) —0 jr d « J * * * b o r n • » *
H u g h fbfafaM I 0 ° : • w orld
c irc lin g tr ip gfaigxxi h e r e fiv e
h o u rs t o o k y , Mien ro a re d
a w a y t a a m d f i b e r i s p la n
n in g th a n n c t *fap in I rk u ts k .
T h ey a m p f a t h o u r s a n d 68
m l n u t f a r t t t h k t u i e tim e o f
P o s t «M l O a tty a t M oscow.
While yeefarday at Berlin they
[of the Post and Ontty record 0n
the flight from Irkutsk to Nobs,
Alaska.
•
,
CHICAGO, July 11.—(A.P.1—
A fter another fa y of Violent pries
fleet nations, corn, the current
market lander in the Chicago pita,
closed today a t d> to « 1*4 for
the Jaly delivery, nearly eves with
yesterday's cloeo.
All ether options ended the see*
slen, which saw July corn price
bouncing nt times between AA ad
71 1*1 cents a bushel, a t figures
practically unchanged from y«eterdsy's deea. Rumors swirled
during the day about tha Bsord of
Trade that a reputed agreement
between long and short Interests
la the sensitive July com market
had opened the way for shorts to
cover their contracts.
Wheel
■bowed a maximum drop of 7*1
rents at Bt to 51 1*4 cents a bush
el.
‘
At mid-day the report was cir
culated U pt Thome* Howell, vet
eran epefator, had agreed to break
his reputed corner in the July end
allow those who had sold short to
itM d of waiting fo r tomorrow’*
eluae. .
i
•
Estimates wars heard a boat the
to th at Howell had a paper profof M cents a baahal on mere
than, a,000,000 bofhets.
Howell, who wee actlrs In the
com pit during the fay , held a
leriaa of conferences In the after
noon. With whom, the reteran
trader refused to any. Neither
woqld ha disease with newspaper
man hie position In tha market.
Traders friendly to Hawaii i o |feeted, however, that ha had not
jriysn op h b dominating position
la July ear* and would anUr to*
marrow’s trading stronger than
ever aw th a lo a t aide.
While threatening crop condi
tions. das to grasshopper plagues
and w^ter shortage, had little ap
parent affect in the futures mar
ket, an affect on the market a* a
whole was evidenced In the rise
of cash corn 4 cents.
Traders In the h o t market held
the pricss to tha eorrent high level
reached yesterday, doe to the unussal activity In com.
_
8
NEW Y O R K COPS
TOLD TO SHOOT
CROOKS
ON
SIGHT
a
^
OTTAWA, July « L -( A J M —
lik e a couple, of motor tourists
stopping to ask about ths roods
ahead Colonel sad E ra. Lindbergh
tarried here today, to. consult with
radio officials on weather condl(Conttaoed On Page Seven)
M a d e Project Drastic S te p s ,B e in g
Berry Gipwerg In Claim
Will H u r t F u rth er U ndertaken In W ar
Sarasota, Manatee Development In Bay On G angster R u l e
Counties. C o n f e r
NEW YORK. July B L - ( A .P - ) HARA80TA, July 51— Reprosentstive* of t h e " etrawberry
growing Industry la Sarasota and
hianatee counties heard the sub
ject discussed to all of It* phases
by.espvrie on-the subject a t a
meeting of growers and farmers
of the two roeatlee yesterday 'aft•roeen at the Chamber u / Cap*n i^ re auditorium. The met fag
MIAMI. July 31.— The Miami
and Miami Beach Chambers of
'Commerce made formal .prolost
yesterday against the War De
partment granting n permit to
(he Orleans Cjrporatlon to dredge
ifp another Island in Hlecayn* Bay,
gt a public hearing conducted by
Ueof. U N .. Hewmnway of tha
United states dtetrlet engtoom
tea on strawberries uf
M r committee e*r egri
4L BskUh, provident of
•R e County Chemhei
Mterre preelfad.' . i
TTb* dbeueelon WSe
R. K. Thompson, of I
corporation. Mr. 1 W
lined la detail Um Whim
Iwtry 'growlag to M n
to toevars eaHwA
' r »■**■
waa hat ’nfaer- WRhrattfa’ tha
undertaking wae'fabriitoaed. Ta
'
A'
*~
1
h for ee m l
SkhL^ProviSuily. the matey fa t set Ire forre
patrolled the city hriy frura midnight to 6:00 la the morning, and
carried only service pistol*. MuL
rojnej- told the fd M of 15.000 to
shoot culpilte on eight end shoot
above lbe vyalat.
The admission of Antony Buigone, a biokmaksr known a s.“Big
Tee," that he ws* the intended
target of the gangatore who
ai rayed death Into the ranks of
plajing children Tuesday, was re
garded last night by police aa their
"big rlua" In tha search for the
kills rr.
Butxone also was declared l i
have furnished detectives with ■
Hat of m*a he thaaghl were In tbe
automebile from which was fired
a leaden hall wfanAlng five child
ren, one of them fatally.
Squads of detectlvas last night
were trying to ro w d up tbe under
world characters named.
Meanwhile police found an aban.
dewed green eafaa with a broken
left wlndyw, which answered the
faecriptltoi of the automobile used
to the sbo-Jtlng. Tha I tenra pistes
had ben stolen, the body and motvr
numbers sltsred and the front
wheel, locked.
Three Wttoeeeea to th* shoe ting
ware summoned fa attem pt to
Identify tha car. •
A squad of detective* waa dis
patched late In the fay to the
Grand Central railroad station,
bat when they returned their eq(ConUnued M Fags Two)
____________
tha fact that a autflAant acreage
_
In a relentless war 'against th*
gangster babyvbootere of Little
Poilew Commlavioner Rulrooney
announced that tii# sidewalk* of
New Ybrk will go' under shotgun
rule from «:Oo o'clock toalghteuntil BiOO ok lock In the morning uru
U( further notion.
- a •
Mulrioney arid th af detective*
ly/ln gu».,
1
‘
Shaft In Honor Of
plnx * * n Beaten Admiral’s Victory
n tru to r 4n Home WiU Be Dedicated
. PUT-IN-BAY. Ohio, July 31^(A JM —A high granite ib a fi
erected on the eboree e f Lake
Rrtn In honor of Ccmmodore Oilto r Hatard Perry** famous vie.
t o ) ever tha BrMiah fleet la the
Wag ef UUL will he fonaplly
dedlfated today with pease, toetaaAVf war. aa th* keynote.
The monument, opened to ea U•eaapleted etate I I years age,
stands aa a triple menaerial to Slot Machine W ar In
K n y ’i victory, tha northwestern Mlwouri City R e s t s
•aw priga ef Qen. WUHem Henry
Harrison lo tho War of H U , end
POPLAR BLUFF, Mo.. Jaly
tho Noro than a century *t poace IL — (A.P.)—The elet machine
which elace hoe exUted heteaaa “w ar" here is a t a Mandri ll with
tee United Bteto. and Qrcet Brit-1
om ety sulberiltea prepared to
onfateo Um antLgaaablmr law
relaUva to slot i f a S i e e , and city
cf fir Is]* facile lag to peesnient oa
th* fast th a t a Mew ef vtnd'i*
toaehto* II. eases havp hem Usood
National Peary** Victory
a | 96 aafa during thb U .t few
« W l refused t>
M l county offa him said that
wed fas I rene*,,
MJfMn which are
th* law. City
HAtRBREATH TURN ON ENGLISH RACING TRACK
Compromise Bill‘Goes
Into E ffect As Aid
In Reducing Ad Va
lorem R e a l t y T ax
Pleading “Not Guilty*
- To In co m eT ax V m tion, HeHopdsTpGEt
Sympathy Of Juay
CHICAGO, "juiy” 3»,~<A.P.l—
Al Cspoof was giented leave U
withdraw his p ba of guilty to to*
dirim ent, for vie lotion of tho toeoms tax lews In an unexpected
morning court eetsiua today >hy
Fedctal Judge Wilkrrson who g tt
the case date on the gangetet’e
motion to withdrew hie guilty
plea on an Indictment for conspir
ing against the prohibition law.
Capone was not prescat.
.
Jndge Wllkerson said he be
lieved the specific ecrusatlena
made by the grand Jury required
a more serious charge than th at
contalmd In the liquor conspiracy
indictment end he summoned the
grand Juty befrre him and riirwttv
ad that evidence t>e presented
anew btfore I t
-Scarface Al" C*pone, dn i ltMf
a stiff or prison sentence than had
been anticipated begged leave to
federal district court yesterday
to change hit mind apd stead
trial on twin charges of Incoms
tax dodging and vlolaUon of the
liquor laws.
The move to change hi* P»Wvloua plea of "guilty" to ’h » t
guilty" was made dram pU M y
a t tha opening of the afutjvoan
sssslon of Judgr James H. WUksrson's court. Defense A ltorfay
Ahern uttering a protest that
Capone had avsurance the gSV^
rrnment would recommend leafenty If he pleaded guilty to - UN
three Indictments.
In doubt a t to thv propriety
of a,change at this point, Jo jg e
Wllketoon called .upow n u V N
ment aad defense to explain sprit,
a purported bargain, l i t warned,
th at the court could eondaag
Po.Mvoomeet on Its Judgumwf
end adjourned the session u ep f
(Cowttoned On Page Seven)
* Here U * “flying sotomobile." It Is s
four nheels,off the ground while hurtling
near London.
Cpnnon Issues Defy
To S m ith * Raskob
WASHINGTON.
However, Slash Is Not
As D rastic As Had
Bean A n tic ip a te d
NEW YORK. July 31— (A.P.l
—The Bethlehem Steel corpora-'
lion slashed Ita disbursements to
common stockholder* in half Jes
ts rday.
The cut waa lev*’ drastic than
expictpd In some financial cir
cles. a* was reflected In a tem
porary rally of $1-75 a share. In
the slock la tho Kan Francisco
curb market. The New York mar
ket we* closed when the announcejm n t we* mid*.
E. 0 . OrAce. president of Beth
lehem. Interviewed after the quar •
tarty directors’ meeting, said tha
gerpevwUe* had m afa.n o r*duc«
July S l.~
(A.P.I—Thk'iseeition that Al
fred E. flmlui and John Raskeb "are determined to write
their anti-prohibition views in
the Democratic pisiform" In
1931 was mad* today by BUhop Jatmp Cannon In a state
ment Wide public after ho
sailed for Europe to attend the
International rhurrh and pro
hibition conferences. The Meth
odist churchman said that if
the funner New York gowrnot
or Governor Franklin Kcosew it ere nominated, neither will
be supported by dry Democrats.
He said that Smith advocated
the home control plan of tho
chairmen of Democratic Na
tional Committee Raskoli A*
the -most Important" plan sugrested
Nation-wide Probe
SmenfatioMe
S A RonSIher i.'S
' su?
aubjeet.
A. t ad |f wage reductions 'bs^
l ain je g e W ir I to the Industry.
Gcgce rwplied. “I don’t know of
mmf gMHnel discussion of wage
trie s e g o f any conference called
to dlathas ihe_ subject." If*- «*•
riefagd. however, that working
Lears net only uf mill workers but rrisry Dvvk as a result of Ihe orNEW HMYRNA. July 31,—Tha
lest «,f two men In New York nn
rentes* of tru.- love never did ran
■beige* o( M-IUng figuiiulnd re.
smooth, and It was particularly
turn pfkmHa.
'
bumpy for Charles Kray William*.
The secretary . teveslrd this
SO, end therefore a minor, and for
yrdwIUy *ud te d the New York
Helen E. Hogera, how Mrs. Wil
inquiry «*« only a l It* ni<ry>Uon.
liams, 14, and therefore even mure
lie imllvati-d ’other arrests might
minor still. But don’t think all the
le expected.
j .
happy ending* Ukt place n the
Mm in Hotliherg, a r lr r t In the
movie*.
New York ImmigrgL’on bureau ufAbout ■ week nro, tbe Juung
fire and l-lnu PDxa(., nllrunl pro.
couple were married In BunnelL
mnlor of the scheme werr sr.trie d
When they returned to New
by Immigiallon officer, anil turned
Smyrna It was tp th* frowning
over to the New York federal
disapproval of Mr, and Mrs- Hen
courts. They were charged with
B. Rngirs, parents of the bride.
having sold p e r m i t s usually
They s s lj their daughter had been
WHITE SULPHUR HPRINU8, granted aliens-ephe leave the coun
enticed away. They liad William*
try Biter eatiHng legally to
arrested and later released on con W. Va., 'July 31 ( A .P .I - «ov. aliens
unable to enter at from
dition he stay away from the girl. Albert C.
w. Itltchl
______ _ of Maryland, 1176 to «tS0 each.
Once morx the youngsters (led,
ld the Virginia Bir aatectotlnn
Doak *«ld he felt the clerk prob
this time to Wayeros*. Ga. When
it night that If Induetry and
they returned it wee nuly In h e , business will do nothing about un- ably »as nuly i Iw l fo.- someone
haled one* mere before Justice uf •mploymsnt during period* of else and Indicated Ihe ring might
have Into:rut onal ramification*.
the Poses F- A. larthsm. In whose fapiesslm the government will.
court Wlllleau was arraign'.d.
"N e th nking peroon wants the
Meanwhile, Judge I-atham had *tat« cr the nation to ptovld* for Farm Pricet Decline
been Investigating the case.
labor la times of enforced IdleWith that sodden turn of event* Me*. If Induriry will recognlte and F urther D uring July
which takes place only to real life fulfill lie obllget’on to do It," the
WArtllNGTON,
July
8I^>
end the moviee, h« dismissed the Maty land governor said.
gfaeral level of
rase.
"Along cne road U*. the oppor ( A .P .)-Ih a
“1 do not see how the end* • f tunity for Initlalire end construc farm pricee declined another
Justice can b# serve! by keeping tive effort on the part uf American point from June |5 to July 16.
these children apert," waa all bo bue naae to discharge ita roaponThe
agriculture
department
would say. But there vra* ■ albilltlee to the labor whoa* toll •eld yesterday that the In d u on
twinkle In hie wye.
end sweat In the ahop are aa ea- July 16 waa 79, or 33 points
saptial a* the brains and directing below July a year ago and the
l«wr t recorded during tfc* period
band a t the desk.
"Along the other f»ad Uea. I roverod by the department's
haliers,' tbe ult'mate certainly of charts beginning In 1910.
Fruits end vegetable* declined
Mgtslattoq which may prove hurtfal to huslnes* IteeIf. and to Ihe 4 points, because of lower apple
.
mbs usually, a drain on the public price*.
A . six-point - rise In rotton - and
Utemiry, and a departure from
Aw*a* ’j>e
ia* 111li ( Irani **
••
ettton seed end a one point tied
Aowt
r a nn iastltutioM.**
in th* meat animal group waa
Governor Ritchie described him- _.j
. .
faM f a a “fighting advocate" of noted.
yaore business to government and
bUo want . Into a ditch Wednes law g tv a ru n a u t la busieru." but
day- night, causing Injuries to > rifa f |h a t ualaa* Industry rcallsas Task Of G etting Lea
Begun Today
that the problem of unemployment J ivy
!* primarily Its own, it la going
GARMENT BTRUCB ENDS
fa* find tovommonj undcrteklng i; ARREVILLE, July
’ J --,;, . - —
«
to aojyk It. This, ho said, will pat —A vporUl rtolro cf M m«n rt*
NEW YORK, July l!^ -(A .P .) t a n a a n t In buatoos* u re then ported to Judge BarnhUI. In su
Ae eg raim en t under which *P- i ban aver been.
perior court today and the task uf
re.buately 90/00* of the fa.900
tV i giretwor advo alrd lower. ■aalsgilng a Jury to tty Colonel
riking garment maker, will re
Lube Lea, Tenaeaea*. publisher,
and .lkroe ethers oa 'edfaplracy
tro to work was signad by the
rtmeee* was began. *
MATT PENNANT
. Wftk toe sen, Luka Lea, Jr„ E.
By M fan fae term ’ tsebeng*
Runaway Couple Is
Granted Happiness
By Court’s Action
Ritchie Calls Upon
Business To Help
L ab or’s Situation
E
t»
T A L L A H A S S E E . J u ly 31. ,
— ( A .P .) — B e g in n in g to m o r- ■
row aj)d u n til J u ly 1, IM S V
F lo rid * Will lev y a ta x o f . fj
■even e e n ta a gallo n on all
g aso lin e sold In th e a ta t* . I t •’
w ill b e th e h ig h e s t a t a te U * , ,
on g aso lin e a n y w h e re in th e
U n ite d B tatee.
While the new law adding a ,
seventh cent tax provides that the
'
additional tax. like the present vtx
cent tax, shall be collected from
the dealers, It Is generally expectB
ed that the extra duty will he
passed along to motorists In the
form of a higher tatall price. T>e
motorist nyw pays m six cent tax.
The seventh cent levy Is estlt . *
mated to provide $2.1 <5.000 aanually lo new revenue for tha gen.,
■rat treasury. It was passed a t aa .
Robbery Is Motive Of emergency measure at the second
session of the Leg*
Brutal Slaying O f citrsordlnxry
Islature. It I* a compromise mess- '
J a c k s o n v ille Man uro enacted after the l-eglabtatw.
had deadlocked over the passage ‘ !"».
JACKSONVILLE, July SI. — of a proposed two rent Increase In
( A.P.IConfeesions I n p i I e a ti n g bill*.
four men in the tx murder of
W. K. Sceunell, Dlntmore recto*#
poultry farmer, on July II, were
announced last night by county
authorities. All four sre io cus
tody and officers said they did
not expect tx make further ar
rests.
,
.
.
H arry M; Fapworth. president .
Those named In the coafssilone
■re Hosier K. Ilirgiq^otham. Leo of tho Seminole Ceenty rhsittblr
IfIgginbetham,. ..Walter ; Ulfgta- of Commerce and City Commiebolham and J. I t itegwrw, wood ■loner H- i f Lehman espect to
leave for DeLand tomorrow mo ru
ing where they will he Joined by
Major Eari W. Brown, and go to
Jacksonville for a conference with
Effort To Be Made
To Find Out When
RoadWork Begins
eelved by the donfniionv,
(Continued on Page Four)
Howard G. Skiles
Is Granted Pardon
After 9 Reprieves
DAYTONA. July 3 1 .- Howard
0 . Hkllee, 301 Ssatpan place, presi
dent of tho' dflunct American
Bank end Trust company, who
wee convicted In IPfO of misap
propriation of funds end sentenced
to III months* Imprisonment, baa
been pardoned by th* etaU- par
don board, hi* attorney, Bay L.
Seldcn, announced yesterday.
.
Kklles, whose drfsnse was th at
the charge was technical, was
scheduled lo start serving ths sen
tence In April, lUBO, but ha* bwaa
at liberty a* a re*ult of helden'e
work In securing nine eurmeslva
reprieves, which he believe* a re
cord.
Discus,mg the Hkllee cesv, Na
than Mayo, commissioner of t f r l culture end member of tin pardon
board, has written Seldeo a* fel
lows:
"I feel that hla pardon will meet
with the approval of the rltlaena
of Volusia county and the com
munity. I do not think I ever saw
an application for a pardon with
lirttsr endorsement*, and aa a
member of the board 1 was glad
to cast my veto for It."
In a similar letter, R. A. Gray,
eo-retar* of state, wrote that “the
entire board seemed to be Im
pressed with the ease." The par
don was granted lari Wednesday,
Balden said.
.
*
E nright Won’t 8erve
As S t Pete’s Chief
RT. PETERHBllRO. July 31.—
City offiriel* hare made ua proplaltion to Richard V- Enright,
former N*W York city police eommlsaloner, to take tha post of city
manager, Mayor Henry W. Adam*
Mid today. Oa the other hand, Um
mayor declared, neither has Mr.
Karlgtu applied i •* the .position.
After a fay spvnt in M. P et
ersburg femillerislpg hWfaalf with
the city. Mr. E nrlghl'left far hla
New York hum*, tk^ rigyto said
yesterday.
t* y
-We have made bim.no prapo•lUon. and he has pal applied far
tha Job." tbo mayor said- "Wo aapoct to hear from bin, after he
arrive* at New Yetk proriddd hn
le Intemeied," doelared'Mgpur Ad-
ARCADIA tkarged
ted the stalled new ’gas
Me*roe Avenue.
; C d fa
•;
,
W&.,
,,
JdH[T-a-*
*
’ AVI • , r j
ffls m w s s r
- As prrildent of tb* State Rowd 1
Number Three Improerment Cutemil ice, Mr. Brown wlU lay before
Mr. Bentley the recommendations
of hla group as they refer to that
road, and wlU attempt to •o.'inq •
from him some definite date aa ’
U when cOMtructlon of the lake- .
■ker* boulevard and bridge a t
Monroe may be started.
While they a n in confeienco, .
they aspect to Join In sup
p o r t w ith
a
g r o u p of
eastern Volusia county residents,
particularly New Kmjrnane. Who
are seeking state co-opcretlon In
taking orer the
t)st«cu-New
Hmyrna highway and toll bridge
leading to Coronado beach. A .
slogan of “Sanford to the Sea" ‘ •
will be afapteJ by the group .
which will point out to Mi. Bent
ley the advantages of a mom di
rect route to N«w Smyrna from
Hanford end Del-end. an j the lift
Ing of the toll from the bridge.
It le the hope of that group to
have the Stale Hoed Department
takeover the highway from ■ point
near the toterve.tion of the Ovtesu
end Del-and highways leading to
New Hmyme- For a ebon dUt a tier, a new load must Im> caA- .
etructed, but, when completed. It
will eliminate nearly I t danger
ous curves, as well as reduce the
distance Iwtween Hanford and
Coronado Beach by nearly aU
mite*.
,
Tax MiUage To Be
Set Next Monday
In Vplusia County
BELAND. July SL—VohialaV
tea mlllage la to be eat by the
county board Monday, ami wkal It
le to ho la a matter of specula- .<
tlon.
A t ■ meeting Monday, the '
b a u d le to adopt a budget and flx
gmerft) and district mUlagv. The ..
• u te mlllagf has been filed by ‘ dn
Legislature a t 4 7-9 mUU M l '<
county board hasn’t bean noM- v
fled officially, and Janms
Doyle, deputy county clerk, w a V j 'j i
state what working mlllage* M l t i , .1
bean "doped out."
Unofficial estlmates, bewwt*fc ..-l
£
�M ___ u -
v .llaha Rath. Lyn. Lnry, sad
Tewy Laiserrl hit homara ' oapart of tho 14 hit attach oa tho
White Boi which later browgkt
la a I t to 4 victory oror that
team for tho T u b . Thereby,
tho Taolu got aa oroa break la
tho eii>fame White Boa series,
ifs tik lif
iU get out of Cincinnati.
Irlteriy Beds kicked our boys
[ between tha eyes again yaaiy, scoring a X to 1 win vritba Ml of trouble. Just when
f i earn a ray of hope for the
.from FUtbueh, along comae
Bod-Robin eerie*, and ker0 goon the hope. Tho Robloa
wow two and a half games
'of third place, and only 10
to i t of first. Johnson, hurltor the Rode. U tho bast they
, though, so they wars dies to
B asaka
only te hare Bill
Mg down. As It wss, tha Pl■ b i t M l tho flteate by two
m, and tjtw a of Ihrir bond,
Shthnm ri sad Phllllpo. to t
■ a r t. 7> o errors by CreaK a p at two Giant rows oeer.
V 1 —
fhaaa consistently .800 playing
W U , with Ed Brandt on tbe
{Jbrobs e»sn In their • tries
(V~tfce Colds yoaterday by abutMltk* champs out hy a 3 te 0
IM. Brandt 1*1 the Cards down
* . five bite, half as many as
ri Braces got, and was master
'fbo. altuktlon In svsry Inning.
S rta a perfect game for
Undt, for only 30 men faced him
’afternoon, and only two were
t on the sacks, Rottger and
MtOto. who had doubled, but
M to adrsneo post
second
as, Ben Cantwell w m , due to
•Rey Mahsffey wan his U th
fares af ths year, although hs was
OO off acted by tho hsst that he
kRt}'lo lea»e tho gamo In the
Rlutk Inning. He te a t the Browns
id* te I In a gams whlrh would
Iters boon a shut-out It It hadn't
W en'for ths Intense h e a l Roy hsd
alliedPd only two hits and na runt
WMr ths ninth hsd boon reach'd,
Ohd when ha took ths hill, ha was
OSld to ha wobbly under the rays
Of the blistering sun. Serersl fans
were reported as having had to ha
re rived dulrag tha game. Roy's
firs t oat was to walk a man, and
tksftgfve up-two singles In a row,
Mhn Old Fox removes Roy, pul In
WOttarg, and than saw two runs
aapta over as two men filed ou*
le flte outfield. F uxi’s 20th homer
is
haaaboll gamey hftwara tkooo
teaata for the Yaaha nasally
walk away with the retire ae
ries. Chapmaa atolo hlo ( M
boao la thla fame. All tho Boa
route do woo to got ooroa kite
off Ptpgraa, ooo of them a horno r by Kerr. •
Joo Voamlk, Wc« frrroll, aod
u r n . grand fielding by tho entire
Indian team eonaplrtd to bring
about a 6 to 0 shut-out oror tho
Senatora. Vosmlk put tho Indiana
In good aplrita by hitting a homer
with two an In tho f i n t | Ferrell,
although touched for 10 bite,
■: Batterlei: P lpgrto'
Dldhry,- 4
Faber. C f a * i ,
Boston _ 0*0 no ooo i - s i i i
Detroit ... jo o 100 0*0 a— 4 11 1
Batteries: B u. m I1, K ao n • u d
(Continued Pi am P d f C M ^ Barry Uhte. and Orabowshl, HayBruno of tho Bronx.
. ..3
warts:
More delring into rororda.,ro
000 100 0 0 —0 14 1
031 000 MO-B 11 3 n e ted that Bruno woa know* to
Kline, Durham, Mc foltee rirclea oa a
aeeociatad e %with
Laughlin and Kool, Connolly: rer—formerly
*
Hogaett, Sorrell and Hayworth. -DoteV Schulte.
Washington 000 000 000-O 10 0
'Bring Bruno to me," woa MaiCUraland - 010 100 M l - 0 II 0 rooney'e neat command.
Batteries: Morbomr, Hadley,
To thle end a doxen detertl rue
Brown and Spencer) Farrell 'and wont Into tho Bronx hut without
Sowell.
1 Immediate eoccoee. Bruno woe not
Now York
C h ic a g o __
Brooklyn _
B o sto n ----Pittsburgh .
Philadelphia
Cincinnati .
Pittsburgh _ 110 010 010—I 0 3
New York _ . 300 200 0 0 0 -0 7 1
Batteries: Maine. Osborn. Swetonic and Phillips j Walker and
Hogan.
Cincinnati
000 300 OOg-3 7 0
B ro o k ly n __ 001 000 000-1 0 0
f Bari Webb, wba kas been bit
Batteries: Johnson and Bukating libs a Baba Rntk far tha forth) Phelps, Gelllr^g, Shouts
Rad S a t daring their recent se ind Loptt,
ries with the Tigers, held hit- B t Louis ... 000 000 000-0 0 I
lees In fear tlssea at hat la the Boston ..... 0«d 003 001—3 10 0
first gems ef a doable bill wltb
Batteries: Brandt and Bpohrsr)
that teem yesterday,
came Rhera and Msncuso.
through U the 10th losing with C h ica g o ___ 000 000 000-0 0 4
a Matte to giro tho Boa a I to Philadelphia .. 013 000 000—4 0 0
4 win. Both toama arored I I
Batteries: Wameke, Teat bout,
hits. In a game which waa see Baecht and HemsUf) Benge and
sawed all thd’way. Tha Tigers Darla,
w ealths second game I te 4, al
though tho Boa eathlt them hy
three kite. Webb lod U s Red Diamond Ball Game
Boa te near sk tery hy geltlag
Scheduled T o n ig h t
Ihrre of tho 14 hits his team
made, bwt, the I t hits which (he
Accoring te E. H. Cullum. tha
Tigers made off Kline, Darkam
and Mclwaghlln were of more girls diamond ball team of Or
lando will bo unablt te play In
ralae,
*
Banford tonight. However, n
Tha hatting parade In tha bly
leaguaa showed lltUo gain after
yasterday's garnet although Ruth,
Webb and Datls, tha leaders, got
hits. The Baba still tops tha slug
gers In both iMgnoo by a fair
margin, with Al Simmons right on
his trail. Hera'dthow they stand:
riayar A Club g ab r h ava.
Ruth, Yanks M 334 01 138 JHII
Plmmont, A. 100 405 04 15.1 .173
Webb, 11. Box 04 837 70 ISO .171
Grimm, Cuba 30 310 41 110 .143 Cordelc Socialite Is
H’ndrtrk, Rada 01 307 47 100 .145 Dead From Accident
Daels, Phil.
70 353 10 37 A ll
CORDF.LE, O a, July 30. —
(A.P.)—Paul Lamar Browning,
If. prominent, mia ihor of. tha
HoW THEY STAND younger
sdt of Cordsls died a t a
hospital Tuesday night from In
. 4 1 .500 juries suffered a week ago In
Daytona
2 .000 an automobile accident. Ho arms
DeLand ............. . 3
sSainU ................ ;i 2 .600 tha oaly son of Mr. and Mft. P.
2 .000 M. Browning of Cordote.
Cocoa ------ — . . 3
Sanford ............. . 1
4 .200 /.Besides the ■<Brents, hla grand
4 .300 mother, Mrs. I). J. Breaming of
Winter Fork .....^ 1
Laksland, Fla., and an nupt, Miss
Annie Browning of Lakatend are
AMERICAN LEAGUE
20 .737 among sunrlring rs te tim .
P hiladelphia__ 71
87 .019
Washington „ 00
.19 .509
Naw Y o r k ___ 50
51 .474
Clsvsland —... 43
-447 TALLAHAMEE. July *0—
fit. Louis
. 43 r>2
50 J90 (A.P.)—Florida has 1343 new
30
Boston
no
J76 tews a t tha result of lha 100 day,
Chicago .......... 80
04 .300 three eeetlon meeting of Ute State
Detroit . . . — 30
YSaturday's Results
legislature, .which tndod Bunday.
Philadelphia 010 300 00«—4 0 0 Tha total, dotermlned hare yester
Ht. L o u is __ 000 000 003—t 4 1 day whan legislative records wars
Batteries 1 Mahoffey and Coch com pitted, Included both general
and local ado.
rane; Stewart and Bengough.
ling fMdlng performances that
kept all those B m alon wks wore
on tho sacks, away from homo
piste. Tho Senators hod I I men
left on bases.
.
MOULTRIE. Oa. July
(A.P.)—L. C Herring, 33,
H m L an d e d
BOM oa hla farm aw th af
In Istanbul,
1yealerday. Two ether w i w«
I with him oa a now M om
aainjered, but tho itrocturo
from London to Tokyo. . ’
New. that the two trsaa-AUnn.tle planes had landed woo • tha
flret word race!rod from Umm
■blare their takeoff. Both had boon
Reported battling thick'fogo wear
tho ocean.
.; ; ( « •
WANTED YOUNG LADY,
leg* sdodaU4* y ; 4M■* * *
reco tr a in * . p M w m l,. fur rational work by antiteml ku
fbad maoafaaUrer, salary A
” CARDIGAN, Waite. July 30—
<A.P.)—Prevented by fag from
talking Moacow the flrat atop of
ir . prelected round-the-world
bt. Hugh Iferndm, J r , and
Clyde Pang born, American arialore, b y a gh t their plane eafely
dawn a t 7 o'clock lost night on a
flopieg farm field a t M jy h y tfn ,
flee miles from boro, after a sac*
toeefel tra n sa tla n tic . ’ crossing
from New York.
J The ocean croeelng woe made
diffkfdt by pereteteat fog all tho
way, and tha fog forced tha arialort down whan they still had a
supply I f fool eufflclent for elghl
boors more 'of flying.
*
Meanwhile, no word wad beard
Jram lka jather American Ire ns AUantie plane, piloted by Russell
Dosrthnan and John rolando, whs
took off from New York a t almost
S
a. glass of 'hot water befora
breakfast orary morning—don’t
■tea a morning—sn 00 cant hottte tests 4 ereske—get It oi
Touchlon’e Sanford Drag Ok or
any. drag itore In America. If
not Joyfully satisfied after tha
flrat bottle-money boriu-Adr.
{Waghorn. Thera was nothing up
on wV-cb n a n sperutetl.n as to
the whereabouts of Bcardman and
Polando might ha based.
It was assumed they mot the
same foggy conditions which pre
sented Herndon, and Pangbom
from getting a glimpse af the
earth, but there was nothing in
the way af reports, either In Eng.
land or In Europe, to Indicate what
fortune might hare befallen them.
Ilttndoa and Pangbom went to
n bitel here for a few hours steep
before continuing their flight.
They loft Instructions te be called
at dawn.
They Mid they sighted the
coast of Ireland about-0 o'cleok
yesterday afternoon, and contin
ued flying eastward, fo g present
ed adequate obeerratlon, they
sold, end It wee only after they
had cruised oror the Irish see for
tome time that they were able te
find a tending place on the Welsh
COtlt.
I*
NM Ul
—To-Night—
3 0 0 D -T IM B r H A R U r B
H E R B T O B IT THE
TOWN LAU0HINQI
*
The farmer and his wife get a
"real surprise," Pangbom sold.
Ro Mid they did net kaeu the
slightest idea who tho filers were
and could hardly hrilera they bad
come from the United Btiles.
. J "All the w ar octcm tha flying
was most difficult,” Pangbom
said. "Wu could not escape the (of.
W« didn't see a thing because of
fug from tho time wo loft New
foundland until wa sighted Ira.
land.
” lt WM entirely owing to tho
that wo hod to tend. Wo knew
ghly, where wo wore sod for
hours we cruised oeer the spa trylag te find a way through.
"Ws epollgised for leading In
tha flald, but tha faraiar said It
was quite all right.
"Oar tending w m perfect, and
^
TOR HALBl". Btrswhirl* plants
CHARI
RU GGl
Tho filer* Mid they would con
tinue their flight to Croydon, near
London, when they awakened.
MARY MIXUP
.........
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HENS and FDYER8
By J. Carver Pusey
1 AfAOCom OdVHMJ
H« MTrtn T - '
A g m cA T iaw m at
i t H ite .M n M
■ UnUSMAI-PTAY.
m HIM .arid aertin.
lha Incident waa a "damnable
outrage.” Tha governor’s com
ment expressed tha opinion of
scares of cltlsons who had com
municated with the authorities,
ashing that all.possible stops bo
Ukan to bring the slayers te Jus-
— Y o o a rT o o fT v c it
"v A N O « * T T b W O « K ^
S
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' w St n IM* my WWwd aad offUlai
seal e f the Clrewlt Court a f tbe
t l r d Jadirlal Circuit of the Plata FOR BALI: C htfi/C rttear, langth
as
• l— _ 'a
s — 11 a
of rtoetda. la abd
Cawaty. rta rid h . an Ibto tho W*h
tha piano It absolutely all rig h t.
vAvcrr [MKiHcAwSao
VUrtTTotMJCrft
You ore hereby M tltted th at
there has heeo Instituted Is th e
sh o e s entitled O n r t n suit
ref
Ulvnres w hersla JOHN W. RAJ*.
W A S to th e oam pU lean* and row,
KIIMA LKK ItArtDLKO, are the i s .
U ndent, thseereee row ore hershr
ta in , ta ha aad a y a ia r and make
Isaac thereto a a tha Tt> d a y or
ytaashor, A. D. I I I L e t M h a l l
a R ata Day of this te a r s a t tha
rwwrt Ila aso la naaferd. OemleeU
Cawaty, rtacld a, and haaa fallen,
tha ra ta aalS Rill a T c a s a a la ta t will
he ta k s a aa eaafaaaad by yea aad
th e ewuoa prweaad aa parte.
FOR 8ALR1 U rge. Electric reIt la fa rth e r o r d e r * . >*»». »*■*«
frigam lar a t a tMiooable price,
wot lea ha published la tha Raaferd
H erald, a M w eyassf iP O M e d la practically wow, Apple after 0 P.
Ham Isole Coe at r. PtartAA. fa r
a
period a f fewr
111 a sa ssta llv s M , 4 w Brtday Ot f i t ' Myrtle
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f
T it
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thlehem C o
S fc k lM v i#
if ty P e r c e
5 Bethlehem director* ordered, a
Mat a t a mas*
meeting,
I th* shooting "a dastardly
9 and maiming of children,"
ltd hi* men:
(he first s it month* of this
the polio* have killed 16
(errs and holdup men and
dtd sir, but apparently this
1Cnouf h.
M elt tv*r the shooting was grewMf. It was branded outrageous
m heinous from th* tenements
(.th e east side to the governor’s
mcc
fA. J. Engrlman, former secretary
|O** cooperative board of safety,
H$ letter to CommlssloMr Hal
abpef, charged police method#
*»* antiquated and urged that
H horltle* bring their method! of
■tiling for law and order up to a
tab far superior to thoa* used
VWsng.trrdum In ovrrlhrowlnf
LSurlea Kranc|a Coe, writer.
(64* a ;adl<> appeal urging elUHRAH ON TAX RETURN
*W to e.iid concerted demands t*
HENDERSONVILLE, N. C ,
M ftessm.n, and eenetors, Inslattg.that th . control of gangs "be July 31.—(A .P .)-J . C. Whitesides
of Hsnderxonvlll* listed his prop
NUe a fod.ral Job.”
4n a tr(cgrain to President Ilao. erty far taxation this yean and
H R.pA•i-jiValirv Andrtte 'L
w i o c m TO STUDY FINANCES
•4 ilk. Joemey.
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a splendid' and highly
successful . cruise," Dr. EckaMv
:M d. " I'H ^ e tkls cruise wW here
V twofold m a lt, namely,' that
Vra rea* eeoaaiaka another .Joilrheyto IS* Arctic, when w t Mti grt
the neaaaa*ry fond* together, and
that th* Graf Zeppelin will be
come •« > favorite with lauriiU
who f dvtthe call of the north.” , • of trade- la Involved.
• (Continued from Page One)
proveasent .rather -than antklpaU
quarterly dividend of M . m ote-a
'th a n on the common etock,
against 91 fold In the previous
quarter. At their April meeting
they had reduced the boom-time
Quarterly payment of $1.60 to 91.
In conLrmet to Tuesday's action
of the United States Steel corpor
ation director* who elaahed their
boom-time quarterly common divi
dend ffom 91-76 to 91, when a diebur*.merit of 91-36 we* being
widely, predicted, the action of the
DethUbem director* wa», If any
thing, more favorable than antici
pated.
Bethlehem'* quarterly earning*
etatement war alto more favorable
than widely expected. Earning*
amounted to 91-46 a share on tho
'7 percent preferred stock, on
which the regular quarterly payment Of 91-76 was offered. United
Slatea 'Steel, on* tha other hand,
actually earned from operations
only 8 cent* toward Its quarterly
payment of (1.76 on the preferred.
, Net income for tho eecend quar
te r of this yeqr was announced et
.
........ th* rlowest since the
$1,461,743.
third quarter of 1»>4. It compare*
with $1,941,942 In tha preceding
quarter, and 17,691,496 In tha like
period of last year. Charge* for
depreciation alu depletion war#
little smaller during the second
quarter, amounting to $3,180,978,
u reduction of $837,304 from th*
similar charge-off la th* first
quarter.
Total Trireme, after costs but be
fore Interact and' depreciation
charges, amounted to $4^84,057,'
as reduced front $7,661,997 In
previous qBarter, and $13,023*18
la the earn# period of last year.
T h e'n et Income was $197,257
laa* than the preferred dividend
requirement. Provision for tho 50emtt common dividend In addition
left a deficit of 9 ^ 9 7 * 6 7 to b*
taken from surplus.
Net Income for the entire first
half of th* year amounted to
knee' In
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—Albert, H. Wlggln. chairman
• t lie i m n l i i bnnrd of ike
W KS
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concerning th* price rale*, bht tkal
3 Persons Survive
a nil-lrv*t divUlew bw yata had h#^ m m h a T t n fix p r ie i * C
provisional govemmtht hei
. President Alcala Zamora.
On Desert Journey
NOGALES, Sonora, Mexico, July
31.— (A.P.) — Poor unmarked
grave# In the shifting aanda of tho
Mexican desert and th# Incorbarent
Jabbering* of thibe men yesterday
wrote another tragic chapter in
d*«*rt history bagua by tha Argwnaut* of IMP.
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Seven peraono, Including a womi
an and her aeven week* old
daughter, left her# five day* ago(
automobile stag* for Mexicali.
re* a r t alive, two cf them insane*
from thlrxt and halt- Banda shift
over tho grave* of the other*. »
The stage broke down' oader
under terrific heal >60 miles from
the nearest habitation. Day by
they waited for help. Their water
and feed supply diminished. Th{
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W« Deliver—Phone. 282
Baskfct
These are the first on th e m arket
tlon they a#t off down' aa IID
marked trail afoot
The Infant, Coneuela Ojeda dip)
first In bar mother’* arms. Over
cam* by thirst, MU. Huflna M.
the trail stil] Vclutchii*
daughtat's body.
Ffflcy Hir.W radleir BEAiNS
3 Real < CAI«irALOUiE s
Th* men struggled on but
Ojeda, father of th* Infant; Vhte
cent* Gulterres, and hla eon, Vin
cente, J r , trudged a, mil* but b*.
cam* exhausted end they sodght
shelter under meagre greaeewooda.
Sunday, Austin* Pino, Mexicali
businessman, found th* abandoned
sUg*. Mila* farther he dl.cov.red
th* bedlea of tha woman and child.
Next he found th* Oranlea ove*
whose bodlt* huddled Ojeda and
Gulterres, mad from their experieacs.
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■Sera, Democrat of th* sixth eon.
Melons) ilUtrirt, called the
u ts lin g orgy" an “eloquent evl9®c» of th* benefits of prohlbi-
213 SANFORD iV E .
PHONE 31
Saturday & Monday
’Meanwhile, In a errm d floor
M rtm .ut near tha scene of the
mating, nrlghbcra and friend*
traded past the coffin In whleh
ty .Michael Venoghallo, who died
f*w hour* after th* gunman’s
tppCk. Out un th . .treat two of
m four children who had reaovar
(.Sufficiently l> leave the hot.
Hal wera proudly displaying
kMr bandaged wounds to playA C K H O N V U .L E — Loral
»wb of American Bakeries
*h#r factory at Birmingham
l, opened In this city.
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informed yesterda. that martial
law h«» h u h ordered In thd flead
threatened elly a f Kanhow, -CMao.
■I t wm i of aha -lea— oumbae «cf
BAI.TUfOfcK. Jsly. fWr-4^rl*->.
« D m U ot th a a e c a a d ”**"****
twin" yeaterday brought an and
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Dofothy1T o m b * HI* HwH^rlnrf
hrmMhnt AT Uk corporation, and
W .JB JW ard, ita attiiney, alao o M ^ rU a twlr, AIM
'P W 'i « fayar or tha prqjccl and cy hotiplUU where aka a»d * *
■liter Vary w*re bow Jdbr 7,
fUa| brltfaj
Ta* resolutions presented from
Jh e'lw o Chant bar a of Cwameitaj
w era'olike la tan
I^ddy iprka for
orgpnltatlop
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Stedeia spoke for the Miami cham
ber .1dfcflh pointed out that the
Orldfata Cnrpaantlan project. tf
(rnmmmalrd, would eerieualy In
terfere with farther Widening »f
the pre-rai ship obaanal, I n w i r
It* MAh shgrs Um we* with 200
feet af the present eetrtbgna limits
of the channel. The channel can be
widened only by' extending ’ll a .hall pound chtidrto, w rap t fov
southward,
the m rllf line U the common Intestina l, tract, and
bounded by The courtly caui.w iy. the ascend operation" hod been
Captain Stearns, s'retired Naval planned to place the tract la lu
rfflcor, enlarged dptm tbbi theme P rm v )po»ltlonto
fret* the tthndpAInt'af a marine
authority, declaring that presence
of the Island jti.t Inaide the lu r.
bor entrance w.nld Impair ren• tract Ion ultimately of m gt*at
erl.Hon center! and would. In
( • " . ‘ ho whin* Wamdublr for a
Building In South
For May Discloses
Advance Over Jane
Mr. ‘Sew af awtifWdA i f reasons
why ba opjetaia ctmUrUrUou af th t
Island, among Ibctn being the fort
th at adequate yacht antfeeragp U
available iH c v jin t in Biacayne
B an la places th a t do not Interferal with *harbor "development
plana;-that lit* drloans Onrporstlea* proposed to dredge to only
ICfVaat depth between the present
channel and'-the nrapoeed laland;
latohd might be
1
A auhitantial gab) In* conti
oararda waa recorded In the al
(Atlanta) federal reserve district
In June over May, tha monthly *•View of tha district laaue febtar.
day shews.
Total value <rf building* ' fbr
which permits were laaued laal
tn, nth at 20 raporllng cl lit.
X W. FLTNT, JR, Mgr.
HAROLD KA8TNER, Mgr.
J. R COCHRAN, Mgr.
222 Fast F irst S treet
1'
rllH Magnolia Avenue
,4 0 5 Sanford Avenue
For Values of Foods
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
July .31 — Aug. 1 st
SERVING REGULAR MEALS AND COLD,
PLATES. ALL KINDS OF SANDWICHES AND
FOUNTAIN DRINKS
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One bottle of Celo given away with each m tal o r lunch —
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By Flo-JPurc-Cclo Bottling Co.
Most Up-to-Datc E atin g Place in C oatral Florida {with Rec
reational Billiard P arlor in R ear). All ladies are cordially inv vited to visit with o k
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Mellnwrd For Your Table — VELVO
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Phone 9105
(Personal)
We’ve counted th e p u n t e r of tim ed food la deIvcred to our ntorea. Tbo ntorew we chocked up on
woro-gecelvtag new mippUen of frenh groceries alatytwo (fiHen a week—« b o « t’once every
lank* p a rp lU tw r' tha channel
ahcuhf bo Hrhioved.
No protests were re-alved from
other sources, and proponsnU nf
the project contend*,| that the Is
land fo r the m**t part v l i already
LB. CARTONS
■mailer than a yea( w q , and lev.
ill brer lair aalaa’ frtm • August
through June 1u*a been » -4 perreat lea. than'Jn th a t paYVof tby
preceding eaaaco.
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Retail (ra le dm, ».S neVmMt a rtf
wholesale tr a d a 'n J bercdnr amalli
e r than in Juaa. lSW.'RaUall thrda
■vetaged • mailer In iha flrat'aU*.
months of 1071 th in ' dtlHtrg a
Company * « H :lthpt‘aia S i T Urn
Orleans Corpenatlen be raqulrad tn
fum llh bond 'In an amount euffl- contract awards Increassid In
den* to IdemnKy them for any LouU'ana, Mlablaalppl, ■Alabama
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damage which might srerue be ■nd Florids.
cause cf th e Island’. cotaUruction .M0 >In*«' A h MU r , reported bx,
Of banks iRctwasrp t.T percSnt la
dote over May and averaged B-T
percent smaller then a yeermgfe
PA RIB, July 8I--(A .P.> —Oup
indred and flfty-*ls Frenchmen Dtwson. special atladw n t tha
el their lives at Yorktiwn flght- United States embassy end his,
• Ter the raww of American In- trrien of the Revolutionary W ar,
dependenre Instvsd a f only ST as announced yesterday a fte r lent
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10c, I'ACKApE
O r course, some s la te s get fewer d d lv trifs. Ju st
is others gel more. Hlirt sJl a f our sto res receive new
vupplles no often th a t I h d r food stetpljr has to be
PEACHES 2 No. 2% Cans 27;
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Ides* Sup I'u rs
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GINGER ALE 3 BOTTLES 25V
2 £A N S
CORN
H R O O K FIELD
Sultana
No. 1 Virginia t'obblera<
112 W. 1st Street,
Welsh. Bids.
SPECIALS
Iceberg
MEAT
2 Lbs.
25;
RAJAH
OFFEE
lb
Dressing
20;
LEMONS
29 ;
SNOWDRIFT
S Uia.
Red Ripe
CARROTS
10/ BUNCHES
ESSON
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BACON
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WESSON OIL
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Crime
IMS OP 000—Worthy
rb that wdiilaln ta t*
rr, and riches, sad wtostrength. and honour,
population haa long, bttn a puxxUgg, o b i and with <the in*
crease of crime la W om ingatS l more t f f l i n t l l • prison
ju it a place to pot criminal* In an effort to withatrain
them temporarily from continuing their evil waya? fa ttn
purpoae to punish them ao that they won't be bad again?
Or ehodld It be an institution where the criminal Inmate*
arm studied, taught, and ’tmeouraged to make eomethlng
out.of their live*. The Christian Science Monitor describee on (te u n i inroad scab) la fact
America’s prison system aa "brutal, antiquated. Inefficient, tbo u m « old crowd itill M a g
unintelligent, and futile," end cites the Wkkereham Com' Suiton* i t tlte Mine old stand*,"
mission report es Its authority. The Boston paper gnee on Tbo Herald mention* Um fate of
to say: "The Indictment could hardly bare been' stronger Jobs Mathew., who wa* “fla t
sdH by “the ‘ machine (team
had It been written by one of the 400,000 inmatee of those ten
roller,” which “tn n a fc m d Um
Institutions.
leadership la the House from *
"Indeed, the commleelon Intimates that the prisons are man who n p r tu g te d 150,000 vetoften wore# than futile, even positively injurious. I t says o n to an Individual who ip o ti
that not only does no one claim that th e men who. aro re* for only 4,000 or 1,000.” The Her,
leased ere better equipped to accept an honest Vole in the old think* the session "wrote the
world than before commitment,' but that the present sys politic*! obituary of Qavcraw
tem may even 'contribute to the increase of crime by hard Carlton.”
Tbo Ocala Star, which ha* sup
ening the prisoner.'
the a d m l n io I r a t i o n
"These criticisms are not news. They have been re ported
throughout, elite* "lifting p art of
iterated by report after report and confirmed by riot after the tax on real aetata” a*- the
rio t Why, then, do not the American people do eomethlng “greatest accomplishment cf the
about this disgraceful condition? They are beginning to do Meslon,” hut admits that “few
something. Many reforms are under way. But a great deal constructive act* were placed on
Um etetute boohs, very little econ
more need* to be done.
"The commission nets forth some of the remedies, omy w u practiced.” It credit*
nnd anything which can direct public attention to them
will help. But before reform* go very far there la going to
be a question of cost to consider. It is that, as much aa
imblle indifference, which haa kept the priaons where they
ere, The commleelon recommends a system which woiM a t
tempt to apply Individual education to the needs oftm fry court# la laeseusfaate.” The “out-
T ask Up in Artes Over
Raying—headline. Yeah. A
“Hand! U|kl” proposition,
muring of men. The commission points out that probation
costs only one-tenth to one-twentieth as much aft Impriwwimeut. It ahowa, too, that expensive, fortress dujjgdhis'are
• Is about the time «f T « r nor-needed for the great majority of prisoners. B qttertalnU|a June bride* begin to
i O ut tbo honeymoon U ly-Individual treatment of prisoners, particularly If ade
quate efforts are made to reform them, is bound to lie
costly.
"If the prison is intended merely as a safe deposit
where society can stow away dangerous elements and for
get them, the present system may do very well.
"If, on the other hand, prisons are to attempt any
real education aimed at redemption, they must spend
monoy. Segregation, training in trades, checking up on past
records, intelligent personal treatment, payment of wages,
adequately supervised psrole—all are expensive. But they
mar be cheaper than continuing to make the prisons fac
tories of crime.
the mall*. 1
"And If redemption Is worth paying for,, how about
Vn-onttitled wtl
prevention? Why not make prison reform unnecessary for
thousands of youngsters by keeping them out of prison
bow. appear*' that th* UkaI boulevard; first sthsduted for
jnctlea last winter, will bem>M*>*lfna of activity some
.la IBM- Well, leqg about
b-MSy, and June, that subject
Ift'Hnift* a very live campaign
standing accomplishment. of (the
Carlton administration.” says the
Star, “is the realisation of the
gasoline tax, undqr which the
counties should be abiV to maks
vary substantial reductions
la
their tax mlltege.”
Tha Miami Herald hopes Flosta
da will never see the like again.
Yet the Legislature "didn't do to
the people a lot of things It might
have done to thorn.” Th* “varies*
form* of nuiaanco taxation pro
posed by th* admlnlatration vsfro
defeated largely through tho effo o l.
n «
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The Miami New*, abo an
mlniitratlon supporter,
think*
“th* gruteot relief tho Logtelatura brought tho itate wa* tt*
adjournment.’' It* m* mb * T *
“might h*v* acted •* •*■* boalikm men, rather than politician*
popularly branded with tb* profix ‘peanut.’" Tbo New* agraaq
that “th* Chief Executive -finally
was forced te exert hi* leadership
to **v* everything from ihaoa.”
Tho Fort Myor* Pro** rtmark*
NeedlesH Alarm
U at “we have tho u m tax** M
had before, albeit perhapt nor
Many fears aro usually expressed, when tho subject quite *o heavy, and a flock tt new
of snakes is diacussod, over the deadllnaag of the cofa! oat*. W* got mighty llttlk ecen(make, since this,reptile Is generally believed to be quit! opty, lf,any. Governor Carttep u d
pnm w ht'lo FWi4dn. k r thd*Miami’Hears'putnls out, ncj*
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We have opened our Used Car Department
on the corner In. front of our building at
Palmetto and Commercial 8t, and
DIRECTLY BACK OF THE POST OFFIfcE
B A R G A IN S!
IN ALL MAKES, OF
GOOD USED CARS
Be sure and come here before buying a Used
Car . . . . wo can aavq you money.
CASH ------TERMS
II NORTh PALMETTO AV&
Bobbcry, effteer* said, w a r tM
motive for tho ktUing.
Authorities quoted on* of tb*
confeaaiona aa stating th*' man
want t* BcannaU'* home a t atebt,
catted him osteldo and to ld ! him
they waatad to bny aomo eggs.
Write Pcennall was te a'ahiw at
Um roar of hU housa obtatetag
tho egg*, ho was struck wt the
bond with aa as.
After th* killing, Um £mi sf*
alleged to have gone tete .lh*
hew** and found «S.S0, which'they
divided.. Offtecra arid lhay UUma
took Bcannoll’s shstgtB a id Wd
it te oonw nearby M L , , ! ! *
peejtrymaa's empty pAkttbobk
WE WILL GIVE AWAY ABSO
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Ladies’
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MEN'S u p o n OXPOSDS.
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W ith Each* Purchase 0 f A Pi
O r Men’s Dress Shoes During
acahHt the
te afteteiatrottea aim-
CLYOE-MAL
Continues its
an
l warm wvaUwr down te
I,' to be sura, ncvattholaaa,
manor baa calted th* LegitThe SU te Press On The Legislature
'back Into extra saoalon on
TAMPA TRIBUNE
aatrn aaaslon, bocauM It had,
nter and .p et 1*1 Marion*,
to finish up It* financial
On* thing It aasroa headed
-the lifting of the gasoline iriaturo or th* administration.
•o. all te eight reata th* Hrnrtlcally all th* pew* pa par* ef
‘ which asoan* that toarUU Um slate have bean Insisting open
me*run* 0f d ru lle economy, and
have boa* opposing new teg levlet. Moat of them have advocated
a read baUdteg holiday. Non* of
the** pc Ik lee baring been success
ful, It U natural i t expect that
th* atate proa*, aa a whole, la dis
appointed te the results of the
TRADES
' AUTHORIZED FORD DEALERS
ever, the impression that coral snakes ure numerous la tmV
itate,1 and the anawor wtll.be,
stats is beciuah of Its close resembltnoe ' to two oUafejr *'Yea,
and you put it an tb* au»qharmless ^anakos^ that are. With the idea ttp t fnuch netM
,wag- 'Bnt th* tip* that luas alarm might be avoided If people could distinguish v “Saddling upon th* motorist* M
Mine ahslt navar touch the poisonous
poiaonoua and rare coral snake'from
snake from its non-polsonoZ
non-polaonogb Florida 84 pttcont of tb* italTB
0 - Baracr. w r t rather amj common counterparts, the Miami paper gives a detailed tax**,” *ar* th# Winter Hivan
J!?*!'
t
«IcscrIptlon of the coral snake as follows:
Chief, “Is tha main achtevsmsaL”
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‘T he coral snske always Is identified by a Jet black The state “l* In the unenviable
_ snout, this characteristic serving as a ready means of dif- position' of having ontUvod th*
fauvtMn nL.iw A
forentlaUPf between the apcclea and the others. Its ring mote* enr owbot* and dilvor* te
navsr *v*n oppioSckap
1
pattern varie. from the others In that the black ring* a t aby manntr
th* mo*t tyrannical-• of the
quality ef coffee for! W*F® are bordered by narrow yellowish rings; whereas'In state*
to the north **04 sweet aff
’ used to par two hundred, the scar) at and scarlet king snakes, the yellowish rings at* Florida. Tho whole m ktee r»t
That situation c*u*o* a,ways are bordered with narrower black rings. The broad ■ d m itealf Into on* ef W l H t J
a ia-BeailL Consequently scarlet rings are more or leas constant in tho throe species, ■temnabte and ei\Juat n m w
usabi* te buy radio*, au-1
"in tha shape of the head and body, there la little dlf- lcglriallon v W vnactotL” K X- liji
, and *0 forth, from u«j furenc* to tha layman's eye, but the arrangement of odor
11! 1-1nk* *nd thd black snout are telltale. Ubela that capoof bn
of Mura, tfcat w. c.nnnr own rot** kteh white
Ik • burrow er ana is seldom far from ute vicinity
rer thrirT
but the « a rle t king also haa this characteristic, which is Solved As F tfu Y
■ o'-- ----lucking In the scarlet snake.
eemmantery en our mod"fit habits, the snakes differ considerably. Th*' «MSl
nation. U found in tha imskes Is a burrower and ia seldom far fripnuik^ddgity
.hootlnx of fiv* thll- of a ham m ock, w h ere it b urrow * In tho leaf ibB H H M R s tng “London hgidfo ir table debrla. The scarlet king,'on the- othdrjM M /.'pT*
»Wn la the otraote of groat climber and sometimes la foqnd on back 'jbronee,
where tt haa v e n tu re d ^ aeareh.of mice and M f ir a to r
the conf*e»ten*. officers M , ' sad
rto rwTa
. r N f i K h exceedingly venomdns,' t ^ i p d K * will be freed.
ren from . r.pldlTtoev *hfluld not cause undue concern even In spotT where fTls
8wearing *f warrants chatglng
t llmouatet. Tho g««g. known to agut. Its fangs are tiny, and heavv canvas put- the thro* Hlgglnbatham* nnd
rat probably that titer tees give‘ample protection against a bite. Although more Rogar* with first degree murder
will b* delayed pending
Inquoal te be hald a t PI rumor*,
near her*, clthev today or Botur-
U IMO
Otte, Lae and W alter Hlggin- ^hlck tha m
holhara a r t heather* and w a it— U e ltn . Fi11a
• t Hosier Higginbotham.
U a n < « m ahd t
Higginbotham b married anJ ha* , m, h‘<nr*v*
t* o children, The oUmt man a n they were eo
- t married.
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nSi t a S \ * t |
B. J . ScanMlJ wab a tm U d Is trim*. — .
Kuwaa CMtjr whan ha wa* about ■ T artar wi
*• f d * Ua f'U n r’i body from * shortly after
t r i o for barlat. HU a m e t » » i young Seans
ordered after an thorite** found (n T im —.
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Local Group A ttends
Hock Springs Supper
Many member*, of the Senior
h t and Allan Wallace ChHittan Eadaavtr ef the Firat
fruid' Daytona Beach Pra*bytartan Church were entcrtalned by the Apopka Chrbtian
Eadaavorera a t Rock Spring*.
Bwinuaing we* enjoyed alter
which a picalc aupptr waa aarved
The quarterly Chriitlan Endeavor
Rally waa bald after the supper.
Smalt token* were presented to
the atata Chriitlan
Endeavor
praaldtnf.
Those enjoying the occasion
frtm the 8anford Senior Christian
P arka. R-. Hunter, Endeavor were: Margaret Purdon,
May Purdon, Helen Riser, Minnia Water*, Harry Bowen, John
High ten, Jo* Thompson, R unt II
Wallace, Alita Thompson, and
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Social Calendar
Mathodl.t Church will nncl with
Mra. C. 0 . Rare, 1901 I’almetta
Avenue, at 3:30 o'clock.
Circle Numher Two of the K ln l
Methodift Church will meet at the
church with Mr*. K. II. McIntyre
at 1:30 o'clock.
Circle Number fo u r of the First
Met hod ill Church will meet with
Mr*. P. I>. Parker In Plnehurot
at 3:30 o'clock.
Circle Number Five of the Flrttt
Methodirt Church.will meat with
Mr*. J. K. Treiton, 907 MannolLi
Vrenoo. with Mm. l*re*ton and
Mr*. T. J. Murff a* hoatene*. at
Mr*. Canry Willi*, t007 PalaM to
Avenue a t Ii30 o'clock.
Circle Number Sis cf the f ir s t
Prcibjrterlan Church, Mr*. Lilli*
H. Jnnea, chairman, will meet
with Hr." Klltaheth Tracjr, 1003
Grand*lew Ave., Rote Court, at
3:30 o'clock.
Circle Number Two nf the Firat
Baptiit Church, Mr*. II. H. Hill,
chairmen, will have a picnic at
3:00 o'clock a t Kvantdale Park.
TUESDAY.
• Mr*. Walter Morgan and Mr*.
406 South
Claude
lf*rn:V)n,
Daytona
Grandview Avemi
Erwh. will entertain the D*ughcircle Number SI* of the Firat
of Wesley Tuteday afl.rnoon
etbodiit Church will meit al'th * «■*
with a beach party,
ham, Anne* at S:30 oYlacfc*
C»’' Mr*. t<*«'er 14H-W or Mr*.
< >■ •
WASHINGTON, July 31.
(A.P.I—local Red Grot* chapter*
mity cooperate ratnulvely with
other airn tir» in Unemplo) men!
feller Ihla w nter.
Thli proapect appeared ye*lerday when It berame known that
requesla for the attitude of natlrnal headquarter* Inward *urh
p artk p alio n had been received
and that official* reta rd the de
claim ** one for the Real rhaptem to make.
National headquarter* I. ba. red
under It* rharter from participa
ting- in unemployment rcl cf.
Heretofore, m >»t loeal
hapten
have adopted the attitude of the
central -organDall-n. although *
few hare done general relief work.
The querl**, however, are from
chapter*, tome nf them In the
large title*, which prevlnu.1i bid
v rw td the ritual ion growing out
of Iho Induttiial depreMbn from
r* rt of headquarter*.
if
Chairman Payne **id Indie
tlon* of a change In attitude'i
I lie part of local chapter* had •
been numcrnun.
The majority of the fund* of 1
Red Cm**, aaida from rmervea,
In the hand* « f the local chaptai
VISIT
BPENCER'S NEW DAIRY
On Country Club Rond Aid Sin For Yoarnnif Why
O u r Bneterln Count In
Maintained Under lb.OOO,
U. 8. Stnadnrd For
CERTIFIED MILK
Ttt THE MONEYED MEN OF
SEMINOLE COl'NTYr
There .re two thing* moaey
oaa'I huyt Urv* and U fa In
surance. unlrss ye* are a good
rl'k In each case.
Inspection Invited
At AD Bourn
The rrwdenliat issue* on an
evrragr mn.UQO.OOM every day,
cirrpt Sunday.
SPENCER'S DAIRY, INC.
G eo. C. Harden, Mgr.
C. M ILLS nOYD
Phone 710
Phone I7S-R
107-9 B. Park Ave.
leaving Saturday for Daytona
Beach, where they will spend sev
eral weeks.
V ro spending several days' a t thu
Com* of E. J. Walker and family.
H our, Wltta and daughter, Hel
en, returned Monday inorrv New
York'Whcra tb«y enjoyed a pleas
ant ’vacation a t Cataklll aod Lake
George. '
•. ,
. *, - j , r
Haywood Walker leave* tomor
ro w ’for Louisville, Ky., on buslness, He will bo accompanied by
Albert Jerrell, who will visit telstivis.
f ’
T h ey m ak e things g o l
Mias Florence Witte, of Eliteleth, New Jersey, la slatting her
parents Mr. and Mrs, Henry w ltle
at tb tir home tn West First
Street.
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Tba. uproar of groat factories
pounds at their ear*. But they
and hands have a part In turn
ing out nearly ayerything you
use, or live In, or rlda on. Accuw _
racy Is their watchword! /V h h m ^
Herbert
a rtf Mf*. P. 9 Rmimillal, Mr*.
Resale Wheel*. Mrs. t. E. E»fJ
ridge, Mra. Howard Vlale, Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Byrd, Mrs. W. J.
Thigpen, Mra. E. J. Rouse, Mra.
Tony Pltchford, Mrs. J. C. Milch*11, Mra.. - William Earle, Mr*.’
Ralph Wight, Nancy Wight, Cath*rln# Marrlscn, Evelyn - Echols.
Pauline Willlnk, Mr. and Mrs. J .’
E. Wathsn, Ira B- Walksn. Mary.
Betty, and Je* Walken. Mr*. W.
H. Camel, and Mr*. A. W.
d w* must kmJ
II alack. Tk* di
They’re MADE that way
Accurate! Men and science .*. . the
most m odem machines, the soundest re
search . . . in perfect teamwork!
N o cigarette is made with more care
than Chesterfield ..T h e best tobaccos
money can buy. The purest cigarette
paper made. Plus r o s y manufacturing
refinement that sdc&te can givcl
Modi ,
— No Left O v e n —V u lo n to H A M
Saturday u l H o o fe r
Ouly
,
turn m etal into m illions
of useful th in g sl
Mr*. William Erkkaon, Mr*. O.
Mr. and Mrs. (Short* A. L.
I). Farrell, .and ‘ her .slater, Mia*
Tbtreeo Langraf, will laaVe Fhl- Cook, MU* Nina Mil* Caok, anil
day night for llslllmure. Maty- William Ht:hard Cook, or Miami,
lan j and ether point* In the north who are on their, vacation, ar*
.1topping here for e few days with
for a month's vacation.
ML sad Mr*. Cook's daughter aod
Thosa attending the dance at* son-in-law, Mr. and Mra. T. C.
Ihe.A ngtbllt Roof Garden In Or."
Inndo last night were the Mined;
AVnbng those who attended the
Pesgrty Bender, Pauline Btoudm"
w d n n o r , Mr. and Mr*. J. Schlratd, W. L Blood enmira, Jimmy
Fpeocsr, Htndrla Ltrlea, Frank
EdenfRId, M. D. T a r t a r Morel*
flpaooer. B. F. Perkin*. Jimmy
Wright, and the Misses EJla
hpeactr. Lilli* Ruth * Spencer,
Mary 1 Helen Morse. Alice Elder,
siirm -*> v»Hi*rr, Bsvorlr Head
er, and Katherine Rcklrard.
f\fY7 MACHINISTS
0 0 |
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Milder—you can smoke as many as you •
like. And they taste better—that good
natural flavor o f ripe, sw eet-tasting
tobaccos. The last Chesterfield o f the
day is as mild and smooth as the first.
Well-filled, well-formed, even-burning,
always a cool and comfortable smoke—
They Satisfy! They’re made that wayl
�from .lari to finish, both Wan*
putting forth their be.*t efforia
to cop., and It WM » »<*rM
breaking g»mr to lose, especially
U Bogrro U t hi* fo ru m taaei
Seminole
Daytona
Double ;l*y* en the part of
___ —. 4
S
.887
By A II. CUI.LDM.
both tea mi featured In this ram a. Cocoa
3
3
JB0Q
The Hmlnole l^ an d fe
BOX SCORE
’ ■* St. Auguatina
4
J33 team slaughtered Iba Ptggf]
ib r h po a a Winter r a r k ___ J
Great} PJtdier*#l)uel Is fanfnrd
1
6
.MS gig g lib !a»l night 30 ta X
S:hlrard, e
3 0 0 3 I 0 S a n f o r d ______
Yratrrday'a • Baanlls
Lost By Sanford As Peter*, lb
In tha flrat Inning neither tram
3 0 0 10 1 0
J n o 1 o o D a y to n a __ 010 101 3 0 0 -0 10 9 waa able to aeorw llovuvtr, in the
E rro rs Come Across Martin, cf .
3 0 i| 3 0 1 C o c o a ___ 100 010 3 4 0 -0 9 9 second, tha Kendoalc girl*, got
Pittman, aa
Batteries: joiner and Murdock; down to twain***, pnUlng over
Sim*,
rf
....
3 1 1 0
0 0
By K. II. CUIXUM
Lone and (Jlamer.
nine run* in ibis inning, and from
Ittgglnf,
3b
Sanford ‘Celery*Pad* 1wont down
Dr Land ..... 034 000 10*—8 U 4 then on U a a* limply a matter al
Decteh,
2h
Ic a 2 to 1 defeat yesUrday aft
«t. A . __ j. 060 001 001—7 10 4 ji<d hew many they could pile up
Romo, p _
before the game waa over.
ernoon at Winter Park In a plteh- ! Harrison, If
The riggty-W lgfty girl* were
u j* duel ataged by Tlge Minor Britt* ....... .
n o t nblo to come through until the
Tor Winter Park and Al Roger*
fifth inning, when ■they ocornd
28 1 3 24/10 3
of Sanford.
their three run*.
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
'B
ritt
batted
for
Harrison
In
0th.
For four Inning* both pitcher*
This vena tha firs t time the P-W
74
*0
.740
Had complete control of tha «lt- Winter Park ab r h po a a PI 11la de Iphi a
Washington ....0 1
37
.032 girl* bad ever played .logtlhar aa
Powers,
If
4
0
2
0
0
0
ixtlon and neither team could
33
AW n team, and although the score
produce tha nee**airy aeorlng Oeravtreet, cf .. 2 0 0 3 0 ,0 New York ___ GO
C
le
v
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la
n
d
___48
62
.483
punch. In the fifth Inning, Sam*, Drcasen, t i ___ 4 0 0 1 4 3
63 .,44*
flrat up, hit a long fly to left Motrley, c ...... 4 0 0 8 0 0 HI. I/tills ----- 42
63
.303
2 1 1 0
2 0 Boston — — L 38
field which wa* good for two Minor, p
ISO
.316 In Majestic
besaa; lllggins singled, which, Hall, 2b ____ 3 0l 0 0 3 0 Chicago ---- — 38
84
J83
8 0 0 0 0 0 Detroit „„___ 38
by-the-way, waa hi* second suc Gufford, rf —
N ig h t —
Yesterday‘a Rcaalta
cessive hit, aame going to third. Tinker, 3b ___ 1 1 0 2 0 0
Philadelphia
221
281
00*
-8
16
1
Chubb,
lb
___
2
0
1
7
2
0
Higgins out ■(tempting to ateal
St. 1-ouia .... 000 000 t i l - 6 II I
second. Deetch Kit a long racri24 2 4 27 II 3
lira fly In center, scoring Sam*.
i h i
Rogrro flew m m fb end tha In By Inning*)
Sanford ___ 000 010 000—1 6 3
ning.
* ■•ad
In the oeronUt fun In * Mostly, \Vjnt#r Park 000 000 20x—2 4 3
Nummary;
Two-baie hita,
catcher f o r ’ tyliiUr ; Park, flrat
up, grounded out, DeeUh.to f t - Chubb, Sam*; Sacrifice hita:
trate * hla eeoingl
Deetch,
Overstreet,
tera] Mln-r hit l line drive to Schtrard,
Will - they T Can'
center field good for one baae. Chubb; Double playai Peter* to
they? Would you?
Rogero, playing for Minor at Hlgglna; Dreaaen to Hall to
Chubb; (2) Minor to Chubb lo
Tinker: Stolen base*! Martin,
Tinker, Half; Earned runs: Sanfun! t, W inter Park 0; Left an
base*: Sanford 1; Run* batted
in: Deetch, Hall, Chubb; Baaa on
ballr: Off Minor 1, Rogero, 4;
St rick cut; by Minor 8, Rogero
3. Umplrea: tape* and Mock.
Time of game ‘1:36,
malt* (loon with only four hita.
The Senator* managed to keep
d t p with the Mark* by winning
a 0 to 1 game front the Indiana.
It wa* the filet game Fischer hat
ataited and Unlahed in week*, and
he let the Indiana down with five
hit*. Sammy Weal hit a homer
with two on in the fourth.
least the Feds went down In
rhlng-durl and not (be usual
attributable to a brace of orYesterday the Parker* ded them 2 to I, only after a
I burling duel between Al
ro and Joe Chubb. It waa one
i# fastest game* played this
bring dona In one hour and
y five mlmlirs, and the Fed*
four hit* to tha Parkers’ ala.
I Q x n out III staggered
igb an nllegrd game with
Mawder*. who were aloe aa
M a* they e rrr have been,
W prerr of 9 lo 8. It waa a
i'ln whlfh 13 error* n r r r
a d ,u p with equally as
■ net scored .because It
| hate been a shame ta pet
down. I’rlnr, llcllon and
mt did nil the Indian hitwhile lle lle and Pert
rd far the Islander*.
(Jeer a 1 DeLand, that team oiri
i Baiuta also cngsgod’ln a comt of errors ft uni which tto De
ad outfit rmrrgtU victorious by
8 lo 7 acin i', i nly Ilocalise Link
*hy waa able to hold Iho rnomy
buy when he went In with the
yt* full and one out in the
. It el .cl t.nn, link, mill Mein found their hutting eyes,
ilastnl the offerings ul three
, hurlris to the far corner#.
The wins and losses In the
iagrue yialerdiiy today find three
kibe, the Del-amler*, the Indian*,
lipI the Islamiers in a three' way
In fer first place. Sunday that tin
an he split inlo n two-way une.
MJfjpna |day* at Sanford, HL
ll flu* 11nr at Cocoa, ami Did,and
It Wlnl. r Park.
.Only fear games were played
IMlfAe big shew yesterday, two
la earh league, lierauar of lha
fast that team* were traveling
lock to Ihrlr own parks there
I# begin new eerie* with other
grader*, la Ike American, the
ItkJrtlrs swept «n lo new lionka, defeating the Unions 8 lo
I 'trith eaar. Waita llty t won
kit fifth | i n r since bccumln* •
Ob Yeah, having learned th a t
a rumor Which he had heard
ci*tcrrnlng p lltb rr Atkiaaon of
tie Cacfti Club waa entirely
without foundation, baaten* In
make a correction of a rename
of a recent ManTerd-Cec h game
In which that player waa re
ferred la a* a “former pitcher
f ir the Halford penetmliary
team**. That Information, new
riCabliakrd na bring untrre, wa*
glvrn u* a l the game, and II
*Wa reprinted In Ihia rolumn. net
Intention -11/ in n disparaging
manner, bul merely na aide com.
mrnt. The man mentioned, otnee
his appraronce in Central Flor
ida lla-ehull clrt’•-*, has e*tahtiahrd a rrputallon aa a aportamanlike und rhan-cul allilelr id
of which mnnv nlavrri touhl
well be preod. Ilia pl|chlag perfcrm m rrs have r t all limra turn
models of play, ao l fc.j la with
out doulil in r of the main ilaita
of Ik’ Cocoa Cluli, now de
servedly In the leading position
a* sec *nd half champions.
The Card* atr-ppm! uiil In front
liy nine full game* when they de
feated Iho Culm 10 to 3 in nine
long inning*. It wa* Grimm’ l.'lth
win nf the ucaitun, hut ho had
great help from Collins and Ad
am*. Collliv got tour hits, in
cluding n double, hnm-r, an,] tpru
singles. An an ad<leU feature,
Frankie Frisch, who ha* l<een nut
of the game for week* because of
n leg Injury, won nrJerrd fiom lb.
game fur arguing over tha tim|V
decision.
l/irry French held the Giants to
four hllo and shut them out by »
0 to 0 score a* Ills mate* batted
Chaplin, Morrell, and Krhutnarher
hard. Grantham, I- Warier, and
Jtnsen led the attack, and the Pi
ta lea scored early and often. The
Giants alto lost the services nf
their sperjy outfielder, Mel OH,
who Injured Ills shoulder while go
ing afU r n fly 1*11, and may be
out for two week*.
to, g i n the Sentfpali- team a run
for their money. The . Miasea
Booth, Smith and WUaaa made a
good shpalng in tha field, and
theaa three, member* of tha Piggty-WIggly ti am will bear, watch
ing. T h t ha I*nee i f tha PigglyWlggly team will ahow marked
Improvement aa Ibcy gain a Utile
mar* experience. ‘
Aa far a* Uie Seminole Laundry
t-.am la toneerned, It I* putting
up a wonderful game, both In the
field and at the bat, and right
now could g h e any other girl
team In tha •elate a hard tusale.
The game tonight will he be
tween Hu- V. M. C. A. and the
JOLUET. « ,.d n lr,* C -> < V
T w i negro convicts baMlsd an
filth floor catwalk of t^a '
roll block a t th e old priaaw yei
day and «*e, fcw yk Gnaw,
puabed to deatk' 00 tha float
law. Tha other, Eogvna Bloat,
placed la aoltUry confide*
Both ware eerrfng tivwa* fay
hery.
"
PALMETTO—Thw
kandyloa and Mike
ahoe *epalr • tv' Hat
op Main SL
Jf You Deipqndpjj
F ortunately for aa tb s demand* o f ou r
art) n o t for food# ao exotic. B ut please
th a t w hatever food* you da w ant are a
A 4k P. Because A A P l i l a bualneaa to m
available to you th a kind* o f food* you w
la first and Inal n retail food service. 1
•alia sim ple o r elaborate foods, and jrheti
HUMUS
% O IB L
Tinker walked, stole aerond.
Chuhh doutded to center, scoring
Tinker; Chubb caught off second
for the third cut.
In the eighth Inning Minor,
who hid already pitched practi
cally shutout hall for the entire
game, bore down In earnest,
striking out Dortch, Rogero and
I land-on In succession. In the
ninth Hchlrard popred out ,to
first; Britt, batting for Paters,
rut on there strikes, the last one,
which seemed to lie rather low,
called on him. Martin flew out
lo center, to end the game, with
another loss chalked up againee
Ran ford.
It was a hard fought game
Three BanditH Rob
Bank Of ta r g e Sum
CANTON, Ohio, July >1. ,
fA*P.)— Three unmaskrtl -baadila
lobbed the Brewster » I t H k i l
Company In Htirk courtly JnP
f 4)1,000 In currency and bonds
today. Two of the m en. -*r#*
armed with pistols and tb* oth
BRIDGETON, Ma„ July 31.—
er carried a machine gun. Bank <A.P.)—A
violent
windstorm
ing official* said the. bulk of which residents said waa of tor(he loot wan currency.
undo strength, ripped through thl*
v llage t might, uprooted Inrga
llOLt.YWOOD — Facade addU elm tree*, tors out a 10-foot aeet>im* to beautify fjca Breeay lin lion of coni rate sidewalk and detel, northwest earner Van Duron Grayed all the aleeping ten In at
St. and 18th Ave., will be under three summer camps In the vicin
way e soon.
ity.
one brand or another la immaterial ao W w na h
sella von exactly what T#u want. A R P w ill stock
anj. food that la aalcedfor by a sufficient num
ber o f von Id enable na lo bring h to yon with n
■lock always freak and at a prico yon can afford.
The Groat ATLANTIC A PACIFIC Tna Co*
H e r e ’s Y o u r O p p o rtu n ity to B u y
Swim Suits arc favored everyw here by men who dem and the b e s t O u r midsummer clearance sale
opens Saturday, A u jn i^ jB t Come in and let ub. outfit you for the rest of the summer.
All Summer
Kirschbaum
Friendly Five
Summer
Kirschbaum
Tailored
SPORT
SPORT
SHOES
Black and W hite
T an and W hite
T an . and Cre®m
A1J W hite B u c k e t
(SPANISH LINENS
>8,00 P anam as HO0 -J3
>5.60 Leghorns >2^0 Q
>3.50 Sennets >1.75
f-
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14.00 Value# |1 6 9
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Wash Tropicals
M.00 Value# >2.69
>25.00
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power to rompeeenbe on ctetl
by m night's sloop in
pajamas and breakfast
iericas coffee Russell
and John Polande,
Atlantic filers, slipped
day of welcome today.
for half an hoar before motoring
to Istanbul whore they ekpect to
remain throe days as gueeta of the
Turkish government.
At tlia airdrome they ate rako
and drink punch, la wSkh they
were to u te d by T u rin h offlrlaU.
Asked whether they preferred
punch or lemonade, Polande
laughed and said:
“ What I want mcr* then any
thing in the world Is n both.”
The Turkish Aviation league
plant to present medals to tha
filers. Invitations were given them
to a tten d .# banquet a t which
Dleudonne Coil* wa* present, but
th* fliers asked to be excused and
went to bed Instead.
The aviators disclosed they hod
Just enough fuel to reach Istanbul
Only 10 gkllona was left In the
ship's tanka when they landed.
Over *P arty Persons
ether offteMlar-g* Poisoned A t Picnic
| pranak
aviator.
two lib ra ware glean an
i which, fa r th e moment,
npsd# lh*ta fergul thelr in
lealraMo sleep. Casta Was
the first to shako tb*lr
congratulating thorn upen
READING, Pa.. July 31.—
(A.P.)—More than two score
persona were removed from Hsrsonla park, an amusement center,
yesterday, when they became III
and collapsed from ptomaine pois
oning.
The victim* wer* found in all
•ectiana of the park, which wa*
tha scene of a plenic held by the
lane aster Automobile club. Offi
cial* of tbe park immediately
closed all food steads until an in
vestigation could b# mads.
i4 e te ra wore Assisted from
k f itb y Ambassador Cr%w,
tnxhired thspv to fha gov“* / a squad
SARASOTA—Foundation being
Ated arm*,
ailing hap- laid for 'traction of store build
Obviously
iressrd de- ing on Main Street for Uit of
their g(«L
Boirdman
■ P
are very
\ tappjr at haviag aooompllshed our
pigpeas of beating th* world's
acp-alop record. Tha hardest p irt
at, tha Journey was last night's
fifing over the Alps.
"The (rip over tha Atlantic was
flM. Wa had no storms or bad
winds, but we did encounter a
giget deal of Tug. Aa a m atter uf
fagt, wa saw the water only once,
w a r Newfoundland, but after that
w *.Juat floated' along In n tea of
Which totally obscured
the
endo sketched the route from
York. “I t wa, over New York;
tundland, Ireland, London,'
and the Alpa," be aald. “Botwaaa. U e Alpa mad Istanbul wa.
tressed, during tha night, w lot of
*!«••• which wa onrealvea could
f
fContlauod Prom Png* On#)
today, promising ’to rule on lh*
motion to withdraw tha plea at
2 P. M.
THa hewvy-svt gangstar, head*
of i* « * t rolHng dawn hla swar
thy fare, stood nctveusly twitch
ing his hands be far* tha bench,
manifestly taken aback by tha
turn of lh# proceedings. He had
anticipated h ‘quick sentence, n
night perhaps in the county jail
a n l departure foy Leavenworth
priion Friday night with the
regular contingent of federal
pcleaner*. Attorney Ahern mad*
ll clear Capon* would not have
pleaded guilty without assurance
the government had agteed to
a light sentence.
Capone's counsel assorted tha
department of Justice had ranetloned a proposal of Georg* K.
Q. Johnson, district attorney,
that leniency be suggested. Quea'
court, Johnson
t'oned by I the
s a te . He had conferred with the
defense, agreed to certain rec
ommendation! and received the
approval of Washington. He submilled the correspondence with
the attorney general to Judge
Wllkarson, who sold he would
hold It confidential.
govern
Ahern declared
ment and defense had agreed an
a stipulated prison term and to
have all sentences run concur
rently.
"IPs up to th# officer who
and criminal liability. All rec
ommendation* will be considered,
but In the and tha court muit
tola on the record.”
The court, he aald, mint hear
all avldenra to determine for
hlnualf tha degree of guilt. Tha
government ha* *ald It la toady
to prove Capone broke the dry
laws MOO lime* between 1914
and 1929, and that from 1924 to
1929 hi* Incoma was more than
$1,000,000. Tha daferme empha
sised that tha government had
agreed there would be no aubmiaalen of evidence and no ques
tions naked of Capone.
8quad* of police and detectives
surrounded the federal building
and guarded Its corridors against
disorder while the world’s mo»t
notorious gangster made - hi*
awlft entrance* and tills . Capone
drove hi* own automobile to the
loop for the morning session, but
his alterarrived In n cab with hla
nay, after luncheon.
He -wa* Jovial In the court
room, albeit uncomfortably h o t
He answered the sallies of hla
neighbors with general good hu
mor.
11a wa* feeling fine, he Insist
ed. W$* ha nervous?
"Oh, a trifle, uf course. I’m.
only human."
style bitwrtorr in
Paris Decree Lines
Tending To flarte
PARIS, July ai.—(A.P.)—Sil
houette* recalling grandmother's
hustle and basque burst upen the
style world yesterday a* dietsmaker* displayed fall evening and
daytime dreasrs with snug bodices
nn«| puffs In the hark over the
hlp».
Although the new bustle effect*
did not follow the exaggerated
line* of 1870, they showed n
marked tendency to draw the fullixs* away from the front of the
gown ami accent the bark over the
hip* with ruffles, loops an,| puff*.
One white satin evening gown
with plain skirt in front had a se
ries of three four-inch puffs over
the hark of the hips finished with
a In iiquel of half a doten crimson
roses above,
A black and eapphiro blue,
printrj (are had a plain front and
a cluster of full rufllc* m rrring
the hips In l* :k . Many evening
gowns thus drsignrd yntherrd the
fullness together Just In Mini tha
knees and held It in plire with a
how nr a heavy tollrd cord.
Even day-time dtr.**rs reflectr,| the biislle influence although
they were less extreme In sllhou-
•It* than the evening models.
L E G A L -NOTICES
A' ‘ velvet-dotted ' b lltk remain
Xroek »lth long, tlghtaieeve* linr o t mt o r m i m jitm ik .
lahed with a puff a t tha ahoulder
s u a m iiji n it t t r .
g rv ri:
n r M.nMio*.
lin* had three flat loop* »u»pend
tv
ns:
ton-AT
k
o
F
ed from the vrabt In back.
r l l A l i l . K * «\ I.A T IM Itll. n » e s * » ..l
T o a l l r m l l l i i t * , I p | » I p ««, i l U l r U * ,
P artial day-frock* had tl-sealt
t***r*M»n«
having
fitting basquc-ilka bodice* button rHl nl fl fmi ,a m»rut
r d a m a n d i * a v a l * t aitlil r * .
ing down the [runt while ether* I■It*f
m t * a r h *if vm *. n r # h a i a ( i $
m ailed the old-fashioned sllhou- n n t i f i i *|a MM|
i r *j u | r * d t o | i n > t f h t a n y
atte with little 'landing white lace
r»,
shoulders
accented
or net cull*
by an out*landing two-Inch ruffle.
DIRS IN AUTO CRASH
JACKSONVILLE. July 31. ( A .p .) - ll. A. English. 31. drugMore clerk, wa* killed ynterda)
when hi* aul iniulille crashed into
a ronerrte safrly inrv for street
cars In the busincs* section here.
Ill* widow survive*.
NEWBURGH. N. Y.. July 31.—
(A .P.l—Dr. Ilrnry Ljlc Winter,
fit New York hrurrloglst,' died
from heart disrave yesterday at
hla homo hrro.
C O C K R O A C H E S
tlcclnc PASTE
Is Your Soil too Acid?
If so you cannot expect a Rood crop of whntever
you arrow — citrus or truck — unless you correct
th a t condition. To do so use —
11
> X
Car-iKt-asli
Car-bo-uah
la auptffior
In dvety
way to
Hardwood
Ashes
h aa
10 tin u 'a
le ss
m olH ture
th a n
o n iin a ry
lla rtlw o u d
A shes
CAR-BO-ASH rontaina about twire as much (
Calcium Carbonate as tha usual run of Hardwood Ashe*.
CAR-BO-ASH possess*. tWTIurraci |.r 6Porlien of Active U im
—
.
CAR-BO-ASH has the right amount uf
Solqble Pc.tash.
CAR-BO-A8II eimtalns Secondary Plant
Fooda in excess of tha quantRlta found in
ordinary Hardwood Aahm.
CAR-BO-ASH Is free from sawi, dirt, rh .rroal and naili commonly found In Hardwood
Ashes.
•"
CAH-IIO-AKII is unifui
ways mechanically pci I
f'AR-BO-ASII i* a drfii
« “P
j S f i 'l L ’kSfr K
*
GAIt-BO-ASU I* very
owing lu its grrate,
ryPn mPchenlr *1 ruIHlUU
('AK-BO-AKII is sii <*c
Gulf Fertiliser iViinunn
(he manufacturing Pit*
OAH-BO-A8II can be
the Gulf IVrtlllicr t-’um
itrd distributor*.
CAH IlO-AHIl ran be obtained totally from:
WANTED TO buy mule, a
one mule sprayer, disc i
and other tool*, P. O. Uaa II
I.ATR 1931 fo u r Door Whi|
A-l Condition. 1’rlce $300.
A Sun*, Myrtle Avenue.
4— lluslncsm S erv ice
LANEY’S DRUG STORE—
scrlptlens, megaalnaa, foul
service,
PROMPT
dalle*
I’hont m .
BUILDING BLOCKS—Irrigai
boles and general cement wi
Mliacl* Concrete Co. J. R. 1
willarer, Prop. 3rd and Elm.
5— H elp W a n ted
U itT ii'M o r t r r i . i c s T i n n g*»n
T * t •>*:»:■* n u K H
s m t iiis
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•I nl y A | t , l u l l , liMR H I M PH 111 CPI w
f !U n t i l In nijr o f f i c e . Mint ham m a i l *
A|i|tl lca tl« ti t f o r l a x H a r d l a la h ti p lit
u m ir tln iiip w ith la w . Said t * r |i f l .
I'll It* •tflltrni**fc I n n f o l l o w I tlir t i c .
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all tiafad
in
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A- I ) . 1911.
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a n d t i n a t r i n t l r a | i | i l h ' a l Urn f a r l a x
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t I A , tin I *d III* l l h . H a y o f J u l y . A
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a t' i’o r i l a i i f r w i t h ( a n
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m i llsrtl
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o f M r l l t t n * III* A «* A N
of
H\V<« ttf \ K » 4 « f N W S A!«• i a
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I h a d a t a cif I Air tf»Elia l i r a o f
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4 *i i l f l i a l * In h i * t i a t n * o f
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4if T a x l * a | I l f l t ' H l * Nti a l e ,
tla|*«l
t h a 4 i h «lay o f J u l y . A l» l » 3 I h a a
f Hr tl aa lH r a M l l A t a l a Hi nt> o f A h a
a n t i lima i n u i l r n|ijtMA» a l Ao n f»»i t i n
d a r H It* l o a n * III a r v n i H a o a * W i t h
l a w . H a l d r a r l l f l f x l a a i n U m r a a it i*
fnllitto litK i l a a a i i h a d | i l n | t * r i > . a l l u *
a I a d ll* M a m l l i n l a ***t«HI|. F hi i hi in
l a .w llf
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of NWH of
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Italtga
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at
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a i if li
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l ' n l a a a * . l i | r t r l l f l r A l t aAtall At* »*
d a a i n a d a r r o r d l n i i t o la w i a t d a a d
$* HI In m i * l l i a r r i . i i I li a Ills d a y o l
A u a . A. P . 1911.
Wlfiltta my
a n d t a* I I h l a
A. U . 1911.
nffh lul
Ih r
WANTED YOUNG LADY, coL ’'
leg,- nluraticn nr dnme»Ue art- ’
men training preferred, for edu* rational work by national known
food manufacturer, salary A A- >
prnsc*. arc Mr. ,M.
Ilrowor,
Valilea lintel.
11— MiM'clInneoiiH
LEAVING FOR PENNSYLVAb
IA Aug. 4th., room for 2 pal
srngers. If interest.i| sea B, J
Gibb*, W. 1*1. 81 I'hone 693-$
12— W a n te d
LIBERAL ALLOWANCE on yeag
old battery. 310 W. F irst SL
IS— A p a r t m en to F o r R a i l
FOR RENT: Nice garage apart*;
nirnt. Furnished. Store roam-'
and -pur, for two cars. Location'
7iM Wr*t 201h Street. O. R. Eeb■idgi*. Sheriff* Office or Iteelilrnre phune 664-J.
FOR RENT: 10 room furnished '
apartment house, 7l)5tt M ap*
Avc. rvattnablr; 6 loom house
$ 10.00 month, also store raoaa'
110.00 month. Apply 806 West 9th
K ill RENT:
apartment,
Phone 261.
Furnished gar
wtll
veatllll
IB—Houses For Rent
FOR RENT: Furnished flva I
house. Garage. Corner "
Mrerl ami Uak Avenue, Apply'
Ta*ty Shop.
2B—Mlwfllanrsiti* For Suit
FOR SA 1£: l^rad uf muliweat
llaincy Beck's pla.e. WI.sU,
DonalilHin.
FOR SALKl iJirga Elertj-ic rafrigpinlur nl a irsvnnabb price,
pmctiially new, Apply after S P.
M., & vn HuihUy a t 711 u y « tb
Avr.
FOR SALE: Cabin Cruiser, lengt
311 feat, beam 0 feet, draft
Del. II. P. Palmer engine, that
i.ui.hly nvrrhaulrd and full;
(*|Uippeii, for only $1360.00. Ma;
In- eren al IteU-un Springs, F. N
Burt, Owner.
alynnliira
S t at* > o f
Jdfia
HENS and FRYER
DRESSED OR LIVE
ZACHARY VENEER COMPANY,
Sanford, Florida.
THE GULF FERTILIZER COMPANY, TAMPA, FLORIDA
By J. Carver Pusey
Cut Out For Ifiady
Hrfcrrnrm
CAFE
ANCECS IIARRECUB
Open 10 A. M. to 1 A.
M. Sanford & C rn e rg i
Avra.
C la s s if ie d A d s
5 A l()e l.u n c h A
Coffee Shop.
Open 5 A. Me—• P .
HAVE YOUR WATGH repair*)
by une who rtatly know, huw
Briggs, Jrwrlrr, Mag, Av*.
By B rjnkerhoff
’> y*u. 'S ia a 'r Fore. *Vpo _
—IP *?ou D ati? c q h m
l
I
I
a u r O P T r J c « C , Y oO
V/OMY 4S*g»V
aoP P asR —
V_,
Hr. W. E. M1 CI MUG ALU CHIR itl’ltAfYGR, Is nuw located at
his rraidenr* In Floial llalgbte,
H. Sanford. Phuna 6GH-M.
X—I-oat and Found
MIST: l>og neu>ed "Unto," Idi n*< N»- I742U. Finder pica**
keep an j notify K. N. S, C-O Her
ald.
LUMBER
D IL L
L U M I1E R
CO,
Zip Service. Phone 181
R. N. NIPPER
Sign*. Phone SOS.
DARKER SHOPS
HAIR C U T T I N G J
WflMon’-u llarber Khi
Eaut Find Street
&Q Trfeize • /
TRUCK OWNERS—llere'i What C'ounta
Ten full plica
3Ux5 ______
Two breaker ptlea
82i8 ......... ..
Bide wall protection
8.00-20 ____
M R to the exacting KELLY-SPEC
FIELD qialtty utamlarda and nl thaae bw
i n cicepltonal buy*.
SAN JU A N GARAGE CO.
s
�Van R aalte and Phoenix
Special Prices
Saturday
11.00 Value ......
11.25 Value ••••••
fl.35 V a lu e .....
tl.50 Value ......
n.65 Value ....
n.95 V a lu e .....
A ll P ure Silk Chiffon
Newest Shades
and Service W eight
Sped*! S»ie »*
All Wool
Saturday
$6-98
Ladies’ Glove! Silk
Any Co-Ed Dress In th e
House Priced to $10*75
i Saturday
E ntire Stock Ladles’
We Carry Suita for Little Tot* Tqo.
Come In and P it Them.
BixM up t« M
Saturday
W orth up to $7.95
rice $
L arge Vi
*95 Saturday
Saturday Only — All/M en’s
Your Pick $
Men’s Sum m er
Borne I’k n tm M And Leghorn*
Just HectlT*d.^
Skirts
Some W ith 2‘P air Trousers
Reduced To
y2 Price
All Wool
Men's Blue and Brown
Bathing
Suits Reduced
V 2Pr i c e
Saturday
•Also lin e n Shorts
Priced for Saturda:
\
£mnik>
W orth $13.50
Special Saturday
Men’r FlannSl
Bradley
W orth 50c Pair
Munslng'
B&m - n 1
l r * m \
Pho^Ut*
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NUMBER 170 ,
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Ford Observes His
68th Birthday Today
GERffiUiY SAYS
NEWLY APPOINJEtf GOVERNOR
’ DETROIT, July SO. —(A.P.)
H o w e v e r, l S c o t io n s
S t i l l R e m A in W a r m ;
B r f k k |n W e a tk e rla
T h o u ^ tT e m p o ra ry
•V w *
fwom)
—Tima Ilka fortune has bean
kind, tn Haary Ford *o said
friaada today aa th* mob
■agnate obrarvod bis slityaighth birthday. Ford did not
cekbrnto h k birthday for It
Was Jaat another day far him.
Apparently In tha beet ef health
ha apent aaaat af tha day la
tha gardens of h k eatata or in
the engineering laboratory of
h k plant. Massages of gloat
ing cam* from various parts
of th* world. Friends who said
time bad been kind t* Ford
foend planty of aebstaalU tka
In his appearance. H k health
U excellent and h k spirits
high.
(HI OWN FEET
People Told To Show
World Every Advan
tage la Being Taken
Of Respite
Offered
t
•*
A .
S'
. m f e n i ’’
f
t
NEW YORK IIF Boardman’s P lan e
IN ARMS OVER Has Landed Safely
CHILD SLAYING In Istanbul, Turkey
Cry RaiaedToBringTo
J u s t i c e Gangsters
Who Killed BoyAnd
Wounded 4 Others
COUNTY W ILL BE
ASKED FDR LEVY
FOR TRADE BODY
-
w
F l i e s Approximately 'vfj r
5,000 Miles To Set
New Distance Mark;
Fears Felt At First
By M. P. DUHAMBI.
BERLIN. July 3 0 .- ( A .P .) III TO# Aeeortarea l»M**>
•* ** a 4
The entire country except
NEW YORK. July 30— (A.P.)
Two plants which took off
Aa the flroi step in keeping In
two bweltering anctkma en
—A metropolis more or las* Purpose 01 Money Is fiVxn New York
together .
Germany the foreign credit* al
hardened to -casual underworld
joyed at'leoat a temporary
landed In Europe
today
ready bare; th* Carman governwKyvi w
To
Secure
S
e
r
v
i
c
e
executions, look the warpath
relief from aour^ff temperabringing to 14 the number of '"
■seat has' unofficially designated
Of N e w Secretary HucceMful K ra n s -A tla n tic
last night la bring to Justice the
tuvya today. OM of thoae
H arm taa • Bchmlti, managing di
Kingsl*rs who' killed' on* little
rector of th* German Dya Trust,
areas was' comprised of Indi
J
A* n result of an enth islnatic flights from America. Ruuetl- J—
i>oy and wounded, four other* nt
and Carl Melchior, a delegate to
ana and WaatenfVcMife. The
play in a sweltering upper Fast meeting nf member* uf the Sem Bonrdmnn and John i'oUndo . •
th* 1939 Young conference, as Its
other * u nude \top of NeSid* street.
inole Csunty c u m b e r of Com- landed In InUnbul, Turkey. < (
A. Cubitt and l.ady Cubit i are
Llautensnt General 8|r,
represent*tha* la tha bankers
For tagnty-four hour* after a merca, much of whveh was engen bringing back to America the - .
brasfca, t a t i * Missouri, Ok
sts
at
thalr
first
m
rp
ti.,n
at
pictured
above
as
they
d'seusskn* ro<omm*nded by th*
green sedan swap) through Hast
lahoma Arkaifrai and Texas.
savan power conference at I-ondnn. Government House, Bermuda, Sir 'homes is th* nawly appointed IPth Street at sunset Tussdny, dered by an address by Karl loth, world’s record distance fly
Nat only th# lakehlts^s ar*
Whll* the** nagotiatijn* are go governor of th* isknd.
spraying death over the young mann, secretary uf the Orang- ing covering approximatelyi V*
ing. on, th* cabinet continue* Its
’ .- ^
sters of squalid ’’Little Italy,*’ County Chamber <>f Ceutm err, r»000 mllPn.
estraordlnary sessions and th*
th* polka had worked on orders: that group last night decided to
‘in
Clyd> Psnghorn and ,' Hagh
"tjo to Ih* limlw-bring in the appear before the MrmlncU Coun Herndon landed In Croydon Engv
W inning danger. train -draught ii Effort Seeks To Coor country at Urge appears to have
adopted the attitude that Germany
ty Board ef Commissioners and land altar first landing In Walat . . ‘
kilt***!” .
reported. While UN ' V l 'an d
dinate All Agencies will sec It through on hrr own re.
They had been pressing can**- ask that a one in'll levy be mad*
.aajoyad V U ta p o ra ry
t
laaaly to that and from the mo ill th r budget f.vr Hint-3a for the when they get lost In a fog. TheyV,/
Dealing With Task sources.
htkmperemr**, th*r#
Until Chancellor Bruaning cam*
ment thr command came Irom purp, ** of amptn/iag a secretary warn an n u ls to Moscow via Ber
Ians that tka high
back from hi* visits ta Paris anf
Police Commissioner F.dward P, for tha trada body, and further lin on a world flight in nn affott/vA'.'
would' n iaaln and that
WASHINGTON, July
30— London, th er. waa (till some hope
Mulroonry. Th* first tangible effecting a strong, progassivo to Itrat th* post and Gatty 'I T U
tortttrh v hakt would re- (A.P.)—President Hsovar yester that new foreign loans might b*
’result cam* last night when in- body.
IJndbergh spvnt th* mornlfg
anotbar stood.
In sight, but the thancrilor has
Nearly 4(1 representative Han preparing his plana for a 79
ravtigators, prowling in a silane*
^Uta attributable to hast In day began a now study of th* made It d ea r that th o u g h thr Queer Circumstances
ford
and
Krmtnolr
Countymen
which
pervaded
the
Sicilian
mil* varation flight from Main* ( ,
•ytvaais. Kwturky, Mary unemployment situation uaatgnod months to tame, the country must
neighborhood of the tragedy, were In th* trail* body rooms last to th* Orient with Ottawa hU.*
Surround 2 Suicides
\
' Maw York and aorroiindin* to coordinate tha diversified ac show th* world that ah* la doing
night
to
hear
Harry
M.
Papworth,
stumbled upon a rlue—the sup
first stop.
Within One Month
a w a v e l **t| a t >0. In tivities of agancka dealing with nil ah* can to profit by th* respite
president
of
the
group,
explain
posed license number of the
Th* German dirigible, Grqf r
Nortkwaai, however. tamper(Continued on Page Thro*)
Ih* purpose of th* meeting, and Keppalln, returned to Berlin a f te r 1
,
■*• af • wtatar variety pro- th* problem
Th* favored condition of Flori gangster*' ear.
FORT LAUDEDAI.1L July 90.
They were told—by somebody introduce Mr. Uhmann, who had • flight over Arrtlc rvglona. with i j
Coming irom a conference at
ad la aoiaa aactloaa whlla
— (A.P.)— Broward count) offi da and Its residents was the cen- whose Identity was kept secret— been asked to appear for the a party of m-lenlist* aboard. Amy f r
th# aoutMHf state* ronttnoad to tha-W hile Houas, to which ht
cial* today were Investigating tml theme of a short Interview that It was 9YM-9I N. Y. It purp, *e of creating greater faith Johnson, British av laliii, landqd .
hare aatWdabla weather. The waa aummonod, Chairman Pnyn*
conditions surrounding tlie deaths a Herald reporter had this morn- waa found a car with aurh a In the Itaile body ami Its work in In Hverdlovsk, Russia on a ritght ’ ;■ <
Rocky llooatala regions aad Pa oi th* Rad Crass, said h* bathis section.
(Continued on Pag* Foui) ’ -• V
of J.Pred Rlnmtt. and hta w ife,ling rlth II. J. I^hman. Sanford number waa owned by llarry
rifle CaaSt had evakr tempera Ikved his visit marked tha start
Basina hi* brief talk on his
(Continued on Pag# Four)
City
commissioner,
who
has
re
tarot.
*
•
'
Yvonne
Sinnotl
within
n
period
af a
coaparatlva
movement
(Continued on Png* Three)
* Elthty deaths warn attrlbntod among th* different relief or
of tour weeks.
cently returned from a month's
ta the burning. temperature# dor- ganisation*.
Sinnott, grands' n of the let* vacation with
MIAMI, July 30— (A.P.)—Th*
relatives
and
law the waak, meat of tk a a In
Tha American Federation at annual maassgs a f II. C. Christen, Joseph K. Sinnotl, miltlonalfA frirmia In Indiana and Michigan.
California's' Imperial • allay where Labor Issued a statement by can, Chicago, president of th* Philadelphia distiller, was 'found
h
Relating his impressions of his
the atertsry ■eared ta IM da Prat 1dant Green, predicting
American Pharmaceutical associa shot t i death In the yard of hi* motor tour notth, Mr. I^hman
gr**»,. bafara
Funeral services for Mr*. C. II.
____ dropping Wadaaa “woraa unemployment ilUatlan tion, report* of other officers and Fort Laudrntate home July D. A iirclared that none rould rsallta
da/) seventeen 1war* In the Bah
Ellis, Mi, who died at h tr U k*
addresses on technical subjects d ro n ar'a Jury sa d he killed him
“V
*
n
r
i
U
a
**L
t
n
M>t
winl*r
than
InaY*
aad
aaM
hiw
fortunate
people
of
this
Another Urga audlanea, roll- Mary home yesterday altar
ytrar vnlkp « A rhaaa Bad twa # #
^ lM c|Um ihowfd mark*,) the first general cession self. Mrs. Hnnntt. a natlr* of
a
Haveral Hanford parents re
state were In every form of Ufa mated at 2MN persona, last night shot! illness, will be held
fa Iowa.
of sth* association’s convention Franca, who came to America
turned
home yestardau from
probably
rill
N horn y aterd ax . ,
the war brtd* of a Key Wrat' W ‘«l »
m*«l» f° “ ri111*1- expressed lie appreciation of tha
»
Igs populated section of-tbo nslten varied ism W to ty r program
* to r r o ' toriiVitoq^
.
stldiar
named
Moon,
killed
hcreatf
-* k O d l!!|rf9 f''r" * a rt -M o th erPayne' said Inform*Ron eg *n- mnejr
m*
ha u d I n k ,
.
cru»*<J*" ChrtstOnsvn said th* Torsday, using th* same pistol where tha real rvldmre* of de- frred It at th* tknd Shall, by In-.
tllng the acourr* hi nartham M)n- cmpldyatant ranching him waa probkln roAfrontlag pharmacists that reused her husband's dratkJ prrsslon and hard time* can b* Umilitant buret* \ ef applause
alarming hut could not ha today “l* ta dUeoVor a happy me
Investigation of th* death* fully aawrtalned.
lata n e t aUO am "
*a a lto
which are said to havo Imen more the Catholk' tVmrlery. The Erick
“ Wa are living off tha fat of t ponlaneout and hearty than any son Funeral Home has charge of conducted by the local Neminrio.
near described aa brigh t Th* horde* dium between professional and centered about an anon) moua not*
Inraalaa af nrqty
County Y. M. C\ A., and report
X
th*
land
here",
Mr.
lehm
an
said,
■ant through th«< mail July 13 to
yel to greet a program
arrangement*.
atoe aad :HJbMdgv.Tt* r » “ - of caring for th* unemployed, hk merchandising trends."
that th* girl* are enjoying them
hopper plain* ate* brake out in
root* primarily on tka
It e a t the fifth af a eerie* of
Mr*. Kills was born In Brooklyn, selves Immvnarly, and that they
He asserted there never had Guy C. Reeve, former Miami rhiaf “and M npatrd to persons in
Muskegon county, * MWklgmn, ■tales, counties and municipal*" bean a greater need for empha of police, and turnrd uter to Sher clhar aattlons, we nr* certainly Wednesday night local talent pro N. Y„ May 3. DiTJ. Hhc ha | lived
ar* realising all thalr anticipated
whar* th* ■tat* department of tka.
grams to t>* offered during the nt U k* Mary for ntoir than 13 wishes of engaging In a waak o f
sising tha professional side of iff A. W. Turner of llrowanl sitting on lop of the world/*
Although
he
mentioned
sterloa
county,
making
veiled
accusations
canaarratfon has. endarUkan a
year*.
Hhr
Is
survived
bv
hrr
hus
summer
month*
by
local
mar
“Thar* |a no possible raasop," pharmacy than today and added
against Mr*, fllnnott.
af ha rtf tlmr« told him by farm- i hints, and it contained musical, band, C. II. Ellis, U k r Mary real I i n and frohe before school opens.
campaign of ntan d laatlM .'
ha said, "for tha federal gev* that th* retailer, in many cases,
Thr ramp I* under th* dlrectlril 1
merchants, and nthars, Mr. Instrumental, and speaking num- ] lor ami rlvlc leader, and t«o sisA Fort Lauderdale newspaper
Paraat fire* ta- Mnotana and ernreant bring called upon now. had developed Into a “dealer in
of Mr*. Harman Morris, with Mrs,'.
later
received
a
letter
fr
m
Mr*.
I4hman
said
Ih
rir
sremrd
to
be
Daftham Idaho barfed aa. and I ha Wa must guard against
Ilets.
lars, Mrs. Margaret Morgan and J. M. Htinerlphar a* assistant and
tha toys, a purveyor of foods and th* C B. Onnnn, Chicago, a sister
parndoalral situation anstlng
d»engirt haa almost fhvUhtd th*
As a feature of .th* progiam, Mr*. Bessie Hlnrhcliffe. Bronx, N. the following girl* n* counselors;
Ona look at - England and Uk*. It* via* with tha tobacconist,
cam crap af northern. Iown, Sotlh Germany, where a dole ayaUm usurps port of Ih* clothlar’s busi of Sinnott'* first wife, request which teemed tn belie many of the Melody Trio, a new organi Y.
the Miner Chios Rnulh, Ethel
Dakota, Kansas and Missouri. b a t work, should convince in- ness, compete* with ‘he confec ing Information retarding Sin- the atarlrs he had heard.
sation composed of Miss Claire
Gate*. Mary Frances Andrews,
nott's death. The letter stated th*
Other auctions ware threatened
“
Driving
through
tha
fertile
Bohannon,
Winter
Park
soprano;
tioner,
aids
In
tha
postal
business,
(Centlauad on Pag* Three)
and Eliiahrth Earle.
with th* aa a n .rahdttlan . oalaas
weighs you far a penny, rent* you first Mrs. Sinnott had bean dead valley* of Indiana and Mirhlgan Miss Klitabalh C krk, Hanford
Th* sain* program of recrea
rain* arrira. .
'
a book to read, aad conducts a four years, and that hrr family and seeing on all sides acre pianist; and Elliott Hr)asn. Win
tion which was Instituted snd fel*.
had
nt)
received
any
m
.rd
from
California waa relieved h r coal
after
here
of
l>eautiful
and
heal
fra* Information bureau. So conter Park violinist, was easily Ihs
WASHINGTON,” July :U). — lowed at a recent hoy* ratnp 1* ta
ocada caryaata end further drops
spirlous have Urns* activities be Sinnott regarding how aha died. thy grain waving in tha wind," most outstanding number.
Of
(A.P.)—Counsel
fur B i s h o p .lame* cffe.l, and from early ntoininjp'
In tempetotarw Vain pradlctad.
When
Sinnott
was
found
drad,
ha
said,
“and
then
rnterlna
the
fering a series of popular eungs,
come, that, the retail pharmacist
Cannon
today
filed
in the District until late at night the girl* are
Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Uln
Mrs.
Sinnott,
It
was
disci,,
rd,
larger
titles
to
see
thousands
of
has crept Into tha cheap Joke* of
the trio wna encored several
of
Columbia
Hnptrm*
Court a pe giving the upportunitv of Improv
Oaaota Snd North - Dakota war*
gav*
orders
that
no
ona
was
to
perrons on thr streets, all appar timet tofur* bring allowed to
th* press and stags.”
tition
for
a
writ
lo
prevent th* ing themselves mentally, physical
see
her
husband's
twdy.
Thi
fu
cooler. At W ished N. D , which
ently prosperous and busy. It Is leave the platform.
Other speakers a t Ih* mealing
.
Senate
campaign
funds
rommlltoo ly and spiritually.
h*d a' high of 1M Monday,
A
humorous
dialogue
by
All entries far th* ladles single* Included Dr. J. J. Durvett. Col. A. neral was private. Acting on hard to realise that a depres
.Several af the girls ar# sold t»
authority nf a not* Mrs. Sin sion la relating". "Theatres, Charles Trw and T. M. Vickery, inquiring Into Ihr Bishop’s cam
l i w ' s f fT fm* ragl* ta rad
D.
T
u
ttk
and
A*
a
Tennyson,
all
become adept at the aria t f
fed net day. A 13-mJl# aa had th* ' mixed doubles Unnb of Washington.
nott left, Mrs. Mauda Sandrra, beeches and other plarr* nf local youlhe, kept th* audience paign arlivilirs against Governor have
basketry aod cloth weaving which
teurnamant* which are scheduled
In tha afternoon separata sec a friend, mad* funeral arrange amusement ar* crowded hourly, laughing for more than 10 min Smith in I OSH.
Cannon h*a irpratt-illy ques have bean Included in the pro
to begin next Moaday morning, tional masting* ware conducted ments for bar.
it
and from nil outward appear- utes and shared sccund honors
gram, while others h air taken a
a t . th * r a .^ * r iW i Okk mast bo handed la by Saturday for the reading of scientific p a
a aces there are signs of plenty with n group of songa offered tioned I he authority of the com deeper Inlaiest in nature studied
night of this waak, according ta pers w klk tha conference af
mittee
to
Invrsllgat*
the
etprndiSARASOTA — Bart's. I n r , .11 around", he added.
by little Mias Ella U n a, 10-yrar lure of tflh/iOO received from K through rinser contact and obser
Harman Morris, esc rotary of
ere kail mining,
pharmaceutical 'association sacra moved to new quailrrs In 1‘iisp
However, th* merchant and old entertainer
of
Wayrroae,
C. Jameson, New York capitalist, vations gained in hikv* about the
la M l l w a n k e o gamiaok County Y. M. & A. tartaric* bald it* first session.
building on Main Ht.
(Contlntird on Page Thr,-#)
Ga.
forest* near'tha ramp.
tn us* against Hmlth.
degree* from faster- uadcr whoas direction tha City
Miss Cornslk McRae, pupil of
In t-onneetien with th* ramp,.
high aad part* ef lew* an championship Iannis match** . a n
a local school of repression
Mr. Morn* said this morning that
bring held.
amused tko audience with
a
th r girla would tx home late HatAll women wishing to satar th*
group of readings In character,
urdny night, an j that tha camp
tettraay,
for
which
a
handsome
Agents To Proba kviag cup la offered aa first
and encored with a short rend
would be mail# ready for tha sec
ing.
CHICAGO. July 30. -(A .P .)— ond boys ramp, to start next ManCu b a tr R e .v o lt Plot prise, aa wall aa th* till* City
Georgia'* loquarious bandita, In day morning. All narenta who
iamb* champion for IV31, woman's
* •
t '* *
*/
Sanford Kisraninna yaelridayr I code In the game lane. "Unices
land Harvey and Richard Row contemplate sending Ihrir boys On division, are naked to signify thalr
WASHINGTON. July
30— afternoon were painted nn Inter • | their methods arc rheckvd at once,
'W AM lNOTOfL July 30. land. were held here yesterday the ramp should get In touch with
Intention by placing tk rir appli
J*.)—Uaprraaatotlvs Garner af (•ting picture of the days whm I ran see that wilhin a few years
(A > > —Tb* Jaatfca depot
on bond- of 9100,000 reek whlla Ernest flrothsrson nt tbr Bryan
cation with Ernest brother***, at
xas, democratic leader of tha wild turkey, deer and turtk-dnvn Florida's wild life will be wiped
said yesterday prdar* had
the superintendent of tha pris Hporting Good* Store at once, and
ttd l to federal agents fa Near th* Bryan Sporting Goods Store, Haas*, said j aalawky that “con ware a* plentiful In tha Und, of out,” he said, “and the only eeion from which thsy use aped July fill out an application, Mr. Morris1
tradiction*" in tha adminlatra- IhU section that It was not an un- daners that wr one- had dear,
Ytok to 'ca rry through" the to- *1 one*.
,
IN wa* rnrout* to return them. said.
glace
th*
finals
of
th*
Ssnlor
cemmon
sight
to
saa
a
hunter
r*.
tlon'a attllud# to wags cut* tndlturkey, an,| other gam* will l>*
ytoHgattre of a repettoi plot to
Thr rhaigr against them hare
Division for Uk Ctlv Champion cata "Jua( ana that tampaign a s . turning home dally with at Irast seen In sooe."
TALLAHABBEC. July .in.
■tags a revolution' la Odk*.
two dear and any number of wild
(Xfldals said agents of the ship, won by Roy Harriaoa. last
Concluding hi* talk, he railed (A IM- HLata payrolls were bring’ !' robbery. Police arrested them Capone Hearing: Sot
Tha Taxan'a atoiaavent. issued turkey.
upon *a;h person s h e Is interest mad* up today. Nearly every last Saturday on complaint of
Martha -ef lavartlgxtke 1had heoa gaturday afternoon, several team*
For This Afternoon
Tha speaker was h'lwankn Juhn ed In hunting and animal life, tn voucher showed a salary redur Roy E. Williams that they robbed
asked, to toknftor /la w Tertt pe- af pin) are have been engaging in through tha damfyintir natiraal
hk* man's dMtbks tournament. aararaktoa, quoted a Wtter by Sec G. Leonardi. HU talk waa one of appoint him*-If a s a private game llon. Many atatf officuila and hint of his automobile and 943.
CHICAGO. July~30. —<A.P.>—
for psaaewion of a trank ams- Mala* aad other ranee* bar* same retary af Gomatam tamont to a series of threo-mlauto discour Warden, he, nine acquainted with rb rk s rrcelvad outright salary
Tha gav*reinvent and dafaaaa ward
a daisy la thaap matches, bet the Representative Candle. Democrat, ses to be heard weekly on hobbies th* gam* laws, and theicb) In- cuts by Ih* legislature
while
ordered by Judge James WltkgN following results hav. been an- Rhode Island, aaM:
af member* of th* club.
a constant supply of animals olhar* were forced to take rrduc
son today to Present thalr gvt*’
nmiaredi Roy Byrne* and Chari**
“Natarally tha public la putiled,
“Ilnatiag is my only bobby."
birds In the fc.rvst* uf Mori- lions because of ruts la approptidance la the prohibition aad by- .
MOtaar dafantod Uomtr U U k far if H a La aseat did net mean said Mr. l^oaardi, “and for nearly'
atwins lo various deportment*.
far many year*.
PHILADELPHIA, July SO. - f illii— ■
aad Pate Scborard, M , 4.4; Bras that tha adaaialslretiea raiognttad 40 y rlr* It has been on* of the
Th* general appropriations bill, (A P i-W illiam McLean, publish com* Ux cases against Al 0 9 -’
Al Ih* musical frntur* of Ih*
Senator
poa* a t a hearing this
top Perkins and Harry Bower d» that In aaato lastaarrs wage re- great set sources o f pl/asuit to program, prepared by Kiwanlaa* onslgmd by tka governor, will haer nf tha Philadelphia Evening
9 . P. Monden aad H. 9 . dnctlcn* wars inavltohk a* a re- me." A* a youth. Mr. leonardi Fred R- Wilson and B. C Moore, com* n law 10 days altar reach Bulletin and foewtar director of Only reading of tha Indict
ucvnplad tha brief morning
M , O , and d-S; John aaH of th* Heaver pnaie, what did sold ha often atolkad wild gam* Mr*. 1 . R. Pippin pU>r-l several ing kla desk if it I* neither signed
th* Aasoclatod F|*sa, died today
* Tanrfig' h a r a a M t- .
and animals which ware in such asrordkn solos which weir ea- nor vetoed. Comptroller Amos wa* at the age of 7t>. Mr loan, whose alon af th* court during
Hayes aad ' I aaaant'a assert law that ’'inter numbers that they appeared on th'w katlrally received.
unable to any what percentage of son, Hubert, aurreeded him as di the corpulent boas of
Batrtdge. g-1. I J i and Om Fauna*" waqld not h* affective, tha atreat* . and among the out
Those present a t the luncheon reductions there would b* In vnrl- rector of the Associated I'raaS gongs sat mapping hi*
setwe an Kdwia Hhlakokec Onrnar added, kad* to. the qua*- skirts af Oetasn, where he waa torladvd Mr*. Pippin. Mi** Kliia- ous salaries as this waa left tu
vouriy 4a a crowded
seven yrats ago. hail been Ut
■gainst Cky Am i u j - . . .
Capon* himself
bam and raised. Using a email ‘ ' Clark, d a k pianist, an j Kl- department hsatis
a
year
and
confined
to
hi*
bed
& Stock U sew
quired to testify daring
"W hat baaaraaa a f tb* promise calibre' rifle, ha said he often
h a t stale warkar* have been tlx asontb*.
A. jT. Fort. C. A. Byrd,
m a r taking tha 9i th« prealdaat • to da all in hi* brought daw* splendid aparlmena
Ing. "If th* defendant
Caswell, n . K. Harris. E. I. dropped from payroll* but In
f'aat g-1 a a d ' tha lattor the pawsr to a m i too dU im .hln, of °f <k*r M r i W gam*.
B. D. Itlghlayman. John G. moat Instance* decreased depart CLOTHING WORKKRB 9TRIKK easy." said tha Jadgs, “Ha
14-1. They <
to p k y it
be randy to answer al)
roll envalW blk ha spoke a t Mngtb nn
L Fred R. Wilson. F. F. ment bud gels were mad* up by
busting aad told of experience*
if
Dave Garratt, T. L ' Dum- gnw ral Hilary redactions. Th*
NEW YORK. July Jto.—(A -f.J (.pactions concerning
axpad'rnt* h# had anaanntsisd wklk in tka
r . g. Umaon. C. R. Mason attorney general advised today —Between 30,000 nad 35,000 walk Capons appear ed
for
i3
liriy aa vak
th qf game, Mr,
.M g, J. M. Htirvcripbar, H. F. that tko i a tangible UUI law will er* bat raging to the Amalgams*ad th# omrrt’a atUtwd* mtd <
gained airealatton that ha
■B which prow
,
to*h occasion
B. C,-*Moots, C. O. Biro, •a t b* affective until gg days after Clothing worker* of '
*
withdraw hU pi
' ‘
• f pr >*parity charge th at the average hunter
Jink In*. Howard Long, J . haoomlag a law. Tha oae rant walked out of fOO ibopa ) acta
trial -enthae ( M l mato g
i f waa ran. th* pvaafat day I* .* tdlhl**« FI.
strike against sWeaUkfp
ran, 8." J. Nix, and' J . I* — -ilia* U s iM m fg .v U I
a i^ a
Aug- L
jd
E l , ..
I
HOOVER STA RTS
NEW STUDY INTO
LABOR SITUATION
INVESTIGATION LEHMAN DEPICTS
FLORIDA AS BEST
BEING MADE
MYSTERY DEATHS SPOT IN COUNTRY
SccB StatfTLiving Off
; Fat Of LandlnComparison To O th e rs
P h a rm a c is t Calls
For Happy Medium
In Doing Business
Big: Audience Hears Pinal Riteii Will Be P a r e n t s Of Gijrb
Varied Program At Paid Mrs, C. H. EIII Upon Camping; Trip
Return From VisiU
L o cal B an d Shell
Cannon Seekx Writ
To Preclude Probe
Women Are Urged
To E n te r Tourney
For Tennis Crown
A dm inistration Is John Leonardi Tells Kiwanians Of
Scored For Change
Early Days Of Plentiful Wild Life
In Wage Cut Policy
Georgia’i* Talkative
Bandita Being Held
Vouchers Of State
Reveal Slashes In
Officials S a la rie s
B
Wi
a
■a
Aged Publisher Dies
After tan g Illness
�k f jf ilc
lk t> to MM | I W to « * » * » ,
w lat T te t'i whai W i f M l U
tlM Quaker City jm U rU j
f k m Ik* Bruvra* weal dawd
U i I M I M e a t Before Ibof
M Um however; they
I u m W . fr*M Um kill la Ike
, eighth who* they ( • ( twa ta ra
bsfara a
* u •«•*. M t j
n a a > iW > I» » H tb# r»HZ
dead. Gael Ia and Blmawna kit
iMMara deriag tka fray. A U
tka Ma«ka era riltl 11 r«BM
ahead af Ika Senator*.
Hi a a i k t gUna* at tha
It af tka Card-Brave# gam*
arday which aadad la a 1
I, wla far tha Card#, wh#
•aty ala hlta wkU* tka
rua gat ft, might iaad an*
Ifclak that aa r Baa Caatwaa a* tka moaad far tka
too, lanlag oa* af hla hard'
gamaa again. That'* wbaf
thonght whan wa gat tha
i *rar lb* radio laat alfht.
[aaaaada U tar w t board tha
maaar aay. Battariaa fkr
Lon Ia Halaaa aad Wllaaa.
Baatoa, Zachary aad BpahA Uag fly fram tha bat
flaw arc ararad Sparky Ad• with Ik* aaly raa af tha
a la tha alghth. aad lb#
ft* advaarad a atop nearer
way, aaparto have
Old Sad Sam Jone* chunked-the
Senator* to an 8 to 1 win over
tha Indiana. Tka Indiana got only
ala bit*, and failad to avin aca
second * aflar. tha Ur»t Inning. It
appeared la U a floaa »ha»» for
tha Banator* howarar, for If It
hadn’t boon for bunching tbair
alfht MU, thay might not hav#
dona any good. Cronin got a
Tha White So* aat t now lftJl
record for run* acorad In on* In
ning whan. In boating tha Yank*
14 to 19, they »cored It runa In
th* eighth Inning In *a wild a
batting *Pre* aa ha* *»*r • bam
earn hi New York. Th* Sox mad*
20 hit*, th* Yank*, 13, yet only
on* of tho*« hit* wa* a hnnttt,
Potherglll getting I t Nina of tha
hlta wdr* double*, and four ware
trlplaa. Wbat a. gam* that muit
havd'Ww,
.
'* * *
-
Whll* IJaanbaa waa holding tha
Tiger* to thra# hits, th# Bed Sox
went out and pounded WhltrHIl
for 18 hlta, and acorad an ft to
1 victory. Webb got four hlta In
ft,or trie*, to Iaad all th* atujgar* for th* day.
HOW THEY STAND
M ean Ibutiuuptay
HAVB TOC* WATOE
station.
Gains Second Place In
RaceForLetftieBattyST Title, 2nd1Half
LONDON, July I9.—(A.P.>—
Confidant* that Camany will
By FETER BC#AAL.
wpatber bar economic criaiay waa
U a a t a a ia lta M a ta a
Al Hogaro, tna Oator a to who comraicu gnu,. - — r —
■ ftpraaaad yaaterday by SacraUry
u doing a nice yak of second day night whan tha Iixlepandari Of Stkto Hanry L. StiaMon, on hU
baaing and hurling for tha San Merchant* team dafaatad Chasd Saturn to England aftar a two-day
ford Calory Fada Sunday after* 18 t> 11 .
i •; plait to th* Oertnaq capital.
‘-not,*’ ha aald Jb a . .problem ad
Palmer waa on tha mound far
noon established hlmoalf a* a t*>
tantlal candldata for second hair the winner* and bar lad a mighty tha Raich U to ratur* to wnrk."
batting honora In Um- Cantral good game, etriklnk out ala, walk -'H r ladkatod th it, In Ma opinion,
Florida l*agua whan, paling out ing only thra* and yielding up l> Oannany aaads at*nay bat will b*
fonr hit* In t l i trlaa, ha jumpad hit*, for 11 ruH*.
S iftk lt l* gain tka rradlto aka
Hod fa, who had pitched tha U nit ha»o •ventaa'lly until aha raInto second place In atandlnga,
even auparaadlng Allan Mobley, night bafora In .tb# Banford-Da- aitabliahaa canfldaac*. Thit, ba
tha Ulandara* groat catcher, who U n d game, pltchid for Cbaaa, aad ■aid, aka caaaot do by conUUuipg
•
y
M l to a mark of ,4X1, Hogaro I* was vafy. inaffaetlv# la th* flrat a plaintive role. • ,
now batting .4U, Just 10 point* Inning, walking on#, and giving up . Th* aa: ratary a»ld b# f road no
bark of Managar Coolaa, of tha four hits In Ibis Inning, on* ef ladlratlona th a t Oartnany w*a on
Ralnta, who fall to .441 from hla them a horn* raa with man oa “th# brink of r*v©lotion." .
baae*. Thl*. connected. with tw*
.482 mark of laat Tboraday.
Germany’* p rob lam, ha aa ll^ U
Wally Shannon, ' tka DaUnd error* at*third baaa, allowed th# aaauitlally bar own aad a*< until
aaeond aackar, ami Baba Waarar, Indrpandanta to aaor* ala run* b*. ah* hripa harp*if, wUI tb* kelp
chanky laUndar outfUUVr ara for* 4b# aid* cauld ba retired. Th# ah* need* b* forthcoming ffotn taw
tha only other .400 baUar*. com independent* put ovar on# more real *f th* world.
, » l •* .'
ing through Sunday'* game* With In th# ae*ond, two In Ih# third ^and
three
In
tb*
alath.
p lant, of hlta.
* Tram batting fall off In four Chaaa’a team waa abla to P*t
caaaa, mainly bacaoa* of fin# over only on* run In tha flrat.
pitching parfogmanqa by Hutto, However, It cam* through with
Murdock, F o rm al, Whatlay and four runa In tha second; two In
Strickland. Only Sanford a n j St. Ih* third and four in th* fifth to
Auguatlna, aa trama, war# abla forge ahead, 11 to 0. However,
as stated above, th* Independents
to gain prreantoga.
Tha flrat pUc# Daytons, <jrU11 put beer three in Ih# alath, and aa
remain* a t homo Thuraday
to th* Ch'aa* team waa unable to put
mart the acrappy . Cocoa team over a run In the la*t two limlngL
again, and a groat batll# I* ax- th* Independent* ram* out on tk*
pretad. Baaford and WlnUr rark long end of a IS to 11 victoryBender had a perfect night al
will mart at tha U ttar city to darid* who la to occupy collar poal- bat. getting three out of thre*
tlnn, and St. Anguatla* vlalta Da- time* up, a double and twa alaland, with both thoa* Uam* hav glea. McLallan, of tha Indepen
ing a ehanca to go into a tU for dent a, and Cordall and Hodga, lot
Chasa each hit for tb# circuit.
flrat placa If Daytona loan*.
Rlplay, In hla "ballav* It a f JMt"
Tram batting, Including gam**,
column •averal week* Mg* aakad
lima* at bat, runa, and MUi
Tram
Q AB It II Ave. th* question: Waa It poaslbld for
Cocoa
ft 168 1ft 44 .277 a player to b* credited with a kit
DaUnd
ft ITS
17 4# .27.'. aftar thra* war* o ut Thl* waa
Daytona
0 100
10 40 .237 forcibly damoaatratad last night.
Aftar W.lkina and Tool# had b««h
n tired , Bach waa given hla bps*
on ball*: Kavenal »Iogled, advanc
ing Ba<h to second. Bandar bit
th* flrat pitched ball to short.
Bach, storting to third, was bit
by tha batted ball bafora Hangar jwnalor aad Mr*.
reached flrat, thus making th*
third o u t However, Bender gets
credit lot a hi:,
Mr. C. E. Varner, auparvlodrtof
rveeatlnn In Orlando, waa In Baaford last night and toek to Um
gam*.
-
CBNTHAI. FLORIDA LBAfiUB
Daytonq --------- 4
1
J*00
2
.000
iiunwil tham Into th# D rU nd _______ 8
2
.000
n by a ft to 4 ecore, *1- Saint. -------------- 3
3
2
.600
a]pei and Harman had (V ug
1
4
dWO
to tla the scor* to Ih* Hanford -------4
.200
)* Reda cam* right hqtk Winter Park ....... 1
Tumorraw* Game*
•M l'tbair half. Cullop doubled.
Hanford at Wlntar Park.
•JJaadrlck wa* purpoealy walked,
Kl. Auguatlna a t Dal-and.
and than Cullop vcorod on Cuaclnello'a fourth hit of thagamq. Tb*
Cocoa a t Daytona.
‘Ends' now hold a 8 to 1 margin
AMERICAN LEAGUE
tka aerie*, and hav# so far Philadelphia ... 72
2rt
.73S
outplayed all tha effort* of th* Waahlngtvn ...J 00
30
.«3fi
New York ___. 66
3U
.686
ClrvelanJ ...... 46
61
.400
,462
WMle Carl Habball pitched n St. Lou la ____ 42 61
67
.304
Utar weak gam# far tb* Boston ___....... 17
•ala, hU big bat came to Ik* Chicago _____ 30 6U
.170
.367
ica* af Ih* (lab on twa dlf- Detroit ............. 36 03
taat areas leas, aad aa a ra
Yavtordky'a Keoalta
il. bo batted the GUata to N. Y. _ m 010 l 0 0 -1 2 13 3
C l a l wia aver Ih* Pirate*, Chi. .1 Oil Obi .0 (1 1 )0 -1 4 20 1
Battariaa i Pennock, Huffing,
nria lira me pitched a atrdag
IBM far tli* laaare far ala la- Gumcx, Weaver and Dirkayt nttaburgh ...... 49
49
.489
aga, bat tb* Glaata gat ga Thomas, Wehda, Fratler and Philadelphia _ 19
»7
.400
I, aad fram tbaa aa thay
Cincinnati ....... 3«
ftO 276
ctodad aat blto aplenty. 14 Washington *.. 110 060 0 li- H 8 1
Yraterday'a Iteoalta
IgMther. Th* Pirate* tbaa Cleveland — 100 000 000—1 « 0 HI. U uU ..... 000 000 Olx—1 ft 0
ma ta (be end ef tbelr fivellattorleai Jone* and Spencer; Bouton ..... .. 000 000 000—0 ft 1
ma wla atreak.
Bruwn, Connelly and Myall.
BatterieC: llalne* and Witaqa)
Iheton------- 006 012 OOx-H 18 1 Zachary and Hpohrer. • • '• • •
000 1)00 010—I 3 0 Cincinnati . 0U3 010 001—6 IS 0
A 'fin# pitcher’s duel between Detroit
Battariaa: Llsanbr* and Bar Brooklyn .... uoi Ooo 2013-4 19 1
Oil*#, and Hoot of tha Phll#a and Cub* wa* blasted In th* ry | WhIUklll and Gral>ow*kl.
Battariaa: l.ucav, Fray and
Iftbtli Inning of that gama whan Philadelphia - to o 010 I3x—4 0 1 Sukafqrtht Clark, l.uqua, ThuraSt.
IxtuU
000
000
1203
0
3
M Cuba got to Collin* for thre*
ti>n and Loml>ardl.
Battariaa:
Earnahaw, Grove Chicago __ 010 020 0«g—« 7 0
ana.' to glv* them a 0 to >
yrdlet aver tha PhUllaa. Calllna and Cochran#; llebcrt, Klmtay Philadelphia
020 001 0 0 0 -3 7 1
i(s la great form, but weakened and Hengough.
Batteries: Hoot a n d ' tfemaley:
I aa Inopportune moment. Blale
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Collins and McCurdy.
bd Hamiley hit homera for tb* 81. l-oul*
62
86
.031) Ptttvburgh . 000 200 0 0 0 -9 11 0
Chicago _____ 62
42
.653 New York „ 000 010 t i l —« 14 9
New Y o r k ___ 60
41
.640
TlaIt erica t Brant*, Spencer and
Brooklyn ____ 62
46
.631 Pbllllpat Hubb.ll and Hagan.
llixton ..... ........ . 46
47
.488 IHII. Cocoa
ft 14 0 ft 267
S
to ba mada
daflalto art
, S artral I
arad a t tka a:r
,
aad aarly in tin f<
war* preparing tb a ir '
long flig h t
Shortly after noon
Long Brack, N. Y ,
ra d ii In order.
Colon*! Lindbergh
ether d*tail*. Naval
had ruled th* large pontoon, with
gas, hut with a maaavriag stick,
tka colonel hlmaatf taatad • aack
tank.
.F in a lly tha talonol wag satis
fied. Declining a luncbaaa Invita
tion from CapL W. 0 . Child, com
mending officer ad tha atotioa,
BOTLftINO
S m a ll.D iv id e n d
I s D e c la re d By
S te e l C om pany
(Continued Fram Pag* Opal
ordinary repair# god maintenance
el plant, and tax**. Thin I* tha
lowest sine* tk* flrat quarter of
Iftlft. It ia th* lawaat to t th*
aaeond quarter of tka year far
any year In nova, than 20 years.
It compared with
.la
tk* flrat quarter of this Tear,
and waa llttl* mac* than a quar
ter o( th* earning* tot th* Ilk*
period of 1096, when 147,001,301
waa reported.
•
From tha total Mynlaga was
subtracted »U211269 far de
pletion, depreclaDa# and obsolaaranc* of plant. Thl# waa 9<66>r*7 more than Um similar charge*
for th* preceding quarter.
After thee# deduction*, togeth
er with deduction for toVarerton
bond*, that* waa k f t Hit iacam*
from operatloa* of an!/ 9280,360.
equal to only six 'canto a abara
0n Um preferred (tack. 90 which
S
8J
cheaply, often andariag hard*
skip*, aka managed to carry
hvreelf through th# law aehaal
of Madrid ualvarrity.
After working her way tkroagb
th* university, t h a r #
f»ma
dreary and difficult year*, es
pecially difficult In a land where
“wamaa'a place waa th# bom*/'
But ah* paraavarad ahd bolit
ap a good prsetie*.
. I*
Th# aaaambly In which tbaa*
two women will • alt I* parkap#
tb* moat lmportam body of M4
kind Spain biaa ever known. It
U to rawrita th* fundamattUl
taw of tb* land, make Bpala •
coastltdtioiial repablle,- and do-'
•Ida a doaen of tha gravaat Pcab
lema tb* couatry lotto.
“TWmad will.’ more gad mom,
play aa Important p a rt In tha
Republican
go **™ **^"
-M
Banorito Campoaator. “Thoy will
have tb* veto, to
■
Victoria E ast abara# tMb# adh*
Ilmen ta.
;
. •
“Tb* repablle waa Um only
thing th a t could have M**d
Spain," aba aald. , <
♦
JACKSONVILLE^—City'* a t l ^
aga tanka a t munlri|)*l electric
generating plant on Tailtyriad
Avenu* completed al coat of 4 P r
tk* corporation reported net lacoma af m .l*6,*»7, or |3.02 a
common ahara.
. •
. ,
Tbaa* earning* failad by a
wid* margin to provide for tha
radaaod common dividend af IL
MIAMf BEXcIL -B uilding per
mits lasued barm for flrat 18 day*
f t June totaled 92822*0.
. I
O’Brien,~i)ay!
ft 20 9 7 210
Martin, San.
ft 94 • I 293
Schlrard, San.
ft II 9 ft 2*3
Season average* of playara bat
ting ,360 or bettor)
Moblejr, Day. 2 2* 04 U 41 .4*6
Coll**, Saints
16 ftl 19 t l .411
Cusaey,* Saints 16 69 16 26 .401
Hutto, Day.
24 80 19 II 281
Roger*, Ran.
IB l l 0 20 .377
Cu'brath, C. .
26 06 14 17 266
Shannon, Del26100 U *0 2*4
Small, 8 1 A.
1ft 7* 7 IS 266
Martin, Ran.
14 17 7 20 261
972172*6 Trent lurplua. Ii
preceding quarter, urban tk
raatora ardarad a common
dand of 91.7ft, II waa naev
U. taka 914,761240 from
plea.
’ .
* Th# corporation baa aat earned
its common dividend far three
successive quartan. la lb# lari
quarter a f U*t year, w baniq*
By J. Carver Pusey
J U S T 4 0 IN ANO
T E L L TVtC B o l l T b u
WANT TO Q U IT - HE
. WOP^T HURT YOU?
-JU V T
KLU3NJ
l WANT To .T C I, PH
atV IN Q Y oO A TWO .
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WEEK I
j
To-N(«iit
Menjou
MARY MIXHP
S f W Am POMN to (**• to* Weae 1*1
V*ari..lrlrb •>
LIlrtB C T -~ 9 o u < / - n o W
'X
k 0V «
M U B - . l D#)t
dvt« + O * i * + . l H dk * rriB t
y j ( r 4 v iH ^ b A te r a l l
t
�T h a g ran t pont, MflMn,<4n jM
Mid, "T hey alao aerve
undoubtedly w u rig h t, to a certain
aentlal place In th e , world fo r thoae
T h e tra ffic cop atandlng a t th e i
neceaaary evil. T he soldier Who w i
essential to the sa fe ty o f th e arm ;
ntiest- Stayed Under
crow> W ^
m+4 1
y u B s ,-
jls t
VERBS FOR TODAT
H AND THE NEW
__ Whosoever believeth
■us U the ChrUt U born
.and every one thst leveth
it beiet lovoth him else
beg'tten of him. By U u
w thet we love the ehll-.
[(Ood, when we love God,
0 p hi* commandments.—
B u t in the past’ few f S S w jw
class’ develop who "stan d an d waIt**J-ftf,'
• n d Tw alt* -an d who, so f a r 1» We Knfo
ooifer, serve no w orthy porposej whefc t
good in form er y ears they seem ingly at
ot ih« apenUb-AraerlcM Wsr
Vetoranl' this mortis* announced
that M k CtHnid. Vlnlng, Urn
17-foor-otd daughter of Mr. ssd
U U i., If. Vising, or IhU d ll,
w u the winner ot a bron»« mod
al ofrerad to the, Betninel*-Coun
ty echool student wtlUng the
W he*M y on Us subject, T b*
Hero** > f lbs W if".
. R. a gbester,
S. A.
W. Vote two* official hors, istf rth maUHnakd I t t t r h
that MU* VtalngV osrty wa* *dJadgod the best out of mors IhM Which In lorn have Ixcpmojn-
i ’trUhchWous rock-l>ound coast. Now they fntttly
and wait.
.......
I
For four or five years now the? haVeTtwtlf, W
.waiting fol something to hlt>pe*i tp .lin theW,oqt'
jigged and painful crags aidotfg whkH flw ,’ tlijd1
selves. Thel hate heed w a W i ftff tHf^vkgtfipi
magic wand to appear and Wffw their •debtatawajr|
have'been wslUng'^F'iomr'AVUMiH’a LnWlfk O wW
property values, td raise th e W ftts,
to aolve their problems. But from di
to month, from year to year, no sue!
4limits MsMia
S a r ■sw&fe
‘sx ^ ssm
t/reiftw* tfiftt?
antple opportunity- for trouble-makW*.1
discontented, disutlsfied, a little d^|t*
The world la too much with them,
others.’
do, they find time for knocklrig otl
otherVhOw to i
of their own, they tell otheiVhbw
'hripfog^to^a
' But this policy If
Is not
not’heltring
it wave of proeperitYEB—“O happy day that ft is not iMisting In bringing-bad
Sttlct atUtotlOn’to
my chelce. On Thee my ty which' will lift them off the rockfa.
_* workJ' ilaMened' and
oneV
dwh
business,
iohg
hours,
h
>V
Iohg
gnd my Ood.”
_________
_____
perseverance
Is_______
the beat_Way to
Hi otlfg depreislmt
In short, "God helps those who help themaelvea".
a man ehoutlng far a
lum It the woret Rhylock
ben hi* own credit* are
■ - ii ■
f
,.4"
1 ^1
The Roosevelt Room
1 ; - --
\
1*.
certainly nbt wlthoSt mplade of lift.'
'
Gorget’ Work |*iOuhs, ./n
«*f
ths gsM' medal thl* ywur.
lie Vlnlag's essay U *T’ll
' l l * - /» ^ /hiM
MWiyrrv
* i*
>*
At the'time of Govehwr 9mltH’e*flefelit^ln Afli teM a
l it we wwulj like lo see' la for the presidency, It wan thoughVjthAt 'rietd*^
one getting up a petition lo he he mentioned as a possible csnm jjte
Ibe filling itatlon* to ropArty. Since that time l^e baa atMdnf. ren in
tha ga* tei.
I*' •Doc" Patwell walking
1the street th* other diy
a basket full of grapes' end.
we' goodness, w* thought It
I* a petition.
And ihv Is le t on,- we’ve hear.1
that tkimmUslaner Lehman Is
ylbg; lo'gvt Kecrrtary l^hmsnn
job In Hanford breaus* thry’r*
v m ritf
until for n jwhlle Hi looked aa It Mil ri$mInfTIon
was Inevitable, During the pMt few month|, hi
ottirt- contender, of even greater poeilbllltles, has loomed
——
|
i
upon tho political’horlson.
. , g'% * y**- .
>
contlnoes to go ttf the front'.
front. M
"Franklin Koosevfit' contlnriea
the Democratic possibility for pf^ldetot. FMr lm the lead,
he .may finish on the first bafldt. TJwre l a j f great* deal
more behind Rooaeveit's popUTirlty 'than hhf "'ettrafctlve
personality,. Hg Is honest, capable, and a statesman of un
usual attainments.
,
"Raymond Clapper, United PreM staff corrtssponaetat.
^„
leevtr Dam Builders Assart 'VrU'f , ■ "By a sCrleh'of dfklnatie feavancah,' somfcjwii
slbly spontaneous, others wlthbut dbubt
.
Ign Kafr. — liredtlne. W*
timed, this distant cousin of Urn farrioUi Twfcdoiw
n’t know llnovrr had gny
Is charging' ahead wl^h •mfietblngi of M r old
an bulldvra. Wo thought most
With men flying around the
world In'hbbat a'wevk Sad bilge
Hast*'cf*eattr*lM AttahUc In five
day*'tbs recent tailing rare freit
Newport te Plm puth. altrectad
rough rider’s audacity. A year before the nominat
ing convention he has puahed hlsway through the
forMt of fAvorlte sons and’is now out In the open
■ co u fltf/far AWfaTof all rtVMa” ’
‘V
:
Brevanl county la trying to an- • "Governor RoosevNt; unless theft1ts a mishap, will
irage Ihe growing of gropt* In hardly' haVe opposition' T o f'th i tfomlHhtlorr.'In the vari
it territory. This prorate** to nacular of politicians, hb hjis thltfgi sewefl ffo. Upc*,'tMf
mm# * large and well organised
lastly In centre! Florida.—Or•do Reporter-Star, True, broth-
Disbejrt Ro<K l? 8a»dr Hoc*
fa'al,l?e Atlea
★ fs,160 f«*‘ bngvr^at .th. wal
UHa than the Doted*. Tkl» itgr
lltfle js w l gvaraged ‘
mile*
Md *nlofracy
dfivjag gwry
•rlU befer* U a lash of oc*V»-
mlnorlllea, will fa* Invited l«
aym*. and all down, ttetvUh.
**. . w » •fd after
sitlg royal,
timers, Ihv
, bear in
lag lo coaR»WR|m
Hnellae county school suthorll.hav* decided to abolish whip| A* an effective mod* of la- rrrflve k
deni of wet support. With coriaitw hrkj
ting punishment. New the they Are’ todky In thla country, he will make n very dan*
Idren will bare lo find' some
. ,
ar means of letting off geroua opporielft for Mr. Hoovw.". ,.
Th# concentration of approilmaUly M percent of tb y te s bur.
deb £ f h * ghreW d Pf.SpTxt*
of meter rgblclaa L tbe odyiWd.
Ing ofUrmeth of the lOO-dsy Ukillative battle mer*.tk»n. f 300 ,000.
beiV wanted Dofade, erdeaed.
ocean .fat 17 da re and>14
te a s -* ®
nomoblle owners are orgenf ■to
protect
thrmeolves
nit esorbltanl taxation. If*
bad some aort of Insurance
not yet been devised to pro■ the molerUt In rase of a
lion with the Legislature.
G overnirterttCost
■About the time of tbe Spanish'
w bfhrteS^m .iuan’amkWori.
TheyJuR* of. a
us^d, bacittt* irf tjif' t i t 1
method.; UwiSCTVVM ei.TtW
and- doom. Urn d w tm iig .o f
lsrvats within om, hundred [y
of ■ ramp lent or dwelling' lid
til ibe bftedlnr plttd* w*HU
nr drilwed or seeled ■wt*V*
petrol trim. The* by hBliag-pIl
tervela net many adult yoowejwl
were left to bite end d r y the
• sm M the. wefl
V,
"MVoi people puty nql com
IheNrork of Urn lVn« d°<3
Oebghii Reed, sad. t y r t f t 'M
lag heroes of lb* Sp*niah;Ap
caa,W ar, bot pefieaelly I do,
cast a they, gave, their.liven
triowing just hew *oosi «ILbs
them might became Infected
A.MfcritC.
•'iteroeetri
thought when
a here of a war? Do yotl think
they mean thy men who fought
died or lived, and accomplished he*
rate deeds or the men who m*d«
weaderful medical scientific dlwceverlee, at 'did eevtrtl dortor* In
the gpanleh-Amerlean War.
"If U bad net bean for Ua doc
$ i g F « f f O S S ta te
tors had workere In Cuba, and the
Panama Cadkl Zone at the time of
the yrar many more million live*
might'have bten to*t tad the ftTALLAHASSEE, July . 10. rr naaclal leas probably could net
Florida motorist* will e»nfrflute have been estimated; else the war Gorge* was determined to tbe end
U> conquer th* plague,
'
'
f*M2fcOQ6 total taxak l*tl*d In would havo lasted much longer.
winhef wee a small eraff fHtf'
.
tb* builder, quit about th*
a. Coolldga went out of of.
I thro* sessions of Ik* 1081
Jalutf contented themselves
Bf. CLOUD
pat/Jng com* 1.74* lew*
Hoisting- the levy oa gasoline
I’ had not preciously ' abd In eur vulumlnnus etatut* to earth cvhte. whireby tlU owht
^ Real quick Ho*r — how ore’ of mbUr ' vehicles tiftid* ndw
i of you ran name fir# of
pay 84 per cent of tbk’efafo'e <£i*
es, hae ca used a dreadful Indictleast twenty million men aunt of Uh gaJstefcr* la
grieved to road that Joan
It. nviablag daughter i t
id Brunei!. and popalar
i actress, bid fallen from
w amt broken her hip, but
H*t neslat th* temptation of
r whether aba had anyth lag
'handicap allowed her to gain the
Yktor;.
, Thtr* U still rtmaacw In the
tea end st|U hard* seamen who
are. wiliiag Ii battle wind and
gtsaU yM .H rtf ,H f
“k a a y paopla m ar . Jhlak iRt
Deway, Hobson, Roosevelt apd
other* as the only berotg beeeoHj
of ihclr naval Importance, bat tlm
Ihre above mentioned doctors pley*
as important parts a* any of th*
great aaval officer* la my opln-
fen.'
<;
,
:
r
TH* m a tin g * . ,porti4a of the
“Tbd«y those men are worthy
revvnu* raised during the'regnler
lo rank with Washington, Grhat
sad two ent|S eetalone 1* divided ____ _ _____
. ________ dp Pershing as h w of America's
as fallewe;*
.
was very hard t* cheek wfth syf kys»kaA‘congu*ro»w^ •< rs*r”t :
Sl*-ctnt g s so lino tan llt^SO.OOO •
- i
ij.,*
.ii
...
a*V*n sailor* who drove her *o Ona-cent ■otergeacy ga*
rgpldly from shore to there are
te a . ,
W OOO
LicenM la te , larrvased
36 percent U_____— 8,000,000
Many legislator* did, not m i
le* how much the automobile
A'soclalad Frees, la In danger of owner would have to pey a* a r t ;
being eieeutod. He w u a guest
of hie parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Fronde Tucker, af Ioh gwood,
about throe years ago. Dr. Tuck.
*r eras mast, Uk*reeling, and
spent .many year* at the head'nf
a m«m»rUI hospital In dhiaa. property.U lx *
Frienda all over th# country
trust for hie i laugedlata retcua. .
Mr*. A. Rc Mandorf of Fora renew tags 36 percant bad the rePart agent Monday with bet sis anocallen of the preview* *U
ter, Mr*. RodgVra, a t: a private cvnta on ghe. ',' , *
esnltgrlaat .a t Fermoae.
i j
fh* only ray of'light for thy
Tba Wetroee heme, CHra Hsrk,
IOATO
While Jhe A. C. la station
agent, Mr. Adam* Is aw a vaeariea. R. R. Butler la filling
the pealthm.
VI
V
tru ro . a ii. Em*, is very w
at her been* el Lahi Mary. ■
Mrv.
Cedar JWd Mnu
F. c. f la ts Have a- cottage at
boeei removed through.rofepeWhUB
vole, though many of .ljmm wW
pe» far mors la lacrteyag Ucsmyg
U g cast tkAR ilk*) Afl. vaierpm las
■mounted to, parUewUrly . In the
eae# af.erteTM family.euro.
•.
'I Gpaerel kaoieess partfeulariy hi
GW chain sla«w*'aad’pvAUc wUIL
It*#*, will pay far'lean than the
met i ris te In the distribeUea t$ the
Asia
muck V e r t S r vtrloos
trill if' sliikWH1
MX
i
A
f
�itiiiii, I mwiia
- MWma
JOAN OPwVBC"
S te liT o !______ „
C a ttl'e JGxHibrtlon
-ft
I ‘ lf<_AA■u MJUI j..
laMCSilY
_
1Ga in e s v il l e . _ Members ot
*Qt
i Has Meeting
Tha Epwortlt Laaffite a t' Uia
E r n u t Btwtherla Naw B a jtM . F lm Methodist Church b*4, It*
r « p U r Maiaaaa and aortal W a t
»>f-ZTJL*
W + to .
of Ml** AtinA
•CU sw»y* Wlgrtna, of Or- Lrnora Drown
i S ilrfr l a w ,
•pant r«it*rdaf b an
y arthlmr.' Tb* bbihtau*
ildad o tar bp Rally Pop*.
h
« 4V 4M*oam 1 “
■
it
Mr. 4 M "r9fc*.‘-Arthur BrAAttaa'
war* a t Groan Bpring* an bualMt*
l
. . o i l f — *.-w-5’ Joyed. Tba first department waa
boat for tb*' aoelal maatinf! aar*-
JSS.
Klrat
FI rat Baptist
o’clock.
. J.
• J ^ W W tiii
t i u r r h will meat
[aa tniaa of* the
Church at 10:00
tbk Gainesville Chamber of Cora*
mtrea, a t a called meeting held
rtienlly at Chamber of Commtrea headquarters, went on
byiord a t being willing to gat
hgtilnd whatever arrangement*
a n y be necessary to secure for
Gainesville nnd Alachun county
tea flrat show of pure-bred Here
ford cattle ever held In tho
South.
■' President Oscar Thomas ekptilnad In detail the reason* why
officials *1 the National Heraford Breeders' Association weie
willing to bring their annual
akow Into the South, une of th*
n|d*t Important being the loca
tion here of the agricultural ex*J
pefintent station nnd in what U ]
now a Uck-fre* county, lie said)
previous
tales
of pure-bred
atech in the coanty
awn favorable
orida, considered
thy- beat field* for
of) the Hereford strain in cow*;
tie* where the lick ha* been birtr
laj*ed.
The proposal is to bring th*
^w *tb Gainaivllle direct from,
Dwivar, along about the middle a f
Here is Mile. Glcrllc Brabant as she appmred a hen she took
Fbpruary. It weuld mean th ) e»yule of Jo in of Are In the historical pageant of the fith Centen
hlhitlon of net less than three
hundred head af stock anil tha ary celebration in Rouen, France. Behind her stand archris of the
bringing heru at at least that
many attendants in connection
wlHi th* ahow itself In say noth
ing of stock breeders and fan
ciers from all aectlons of tb*
United Blaise.
'*sM
G ERM AN ? S
C o u n ty
IT WILL STA
A sk ed F o r L ev y r
ON OWN F E E T F o r T ra d e B o d y
(Centlnued from Pag* On*)
alUwed under the liuover mora
torium.
Marctaa Wallenberg, a Swedish
hanker, and Oliver M. Sprague,
American adviser to the Bank of
England, are in Berlin making a
general survey of tha situation
and it is undrrutuid they are
urging that til German batiks tie
ligvtlirr along lines uf the A n triian (Tearing House system and
that foreign cirdilur banka like,
wise fui in a sari of clearing
house.
LONDON. July 3t).-(A .P.)—
Seemingly iheerful and beaming
Jack,'H an «M Ffud^Buatey
with optimism. Prime Minister
m to r a l to Daytoua B M b thU
Ramsay MacDonald yesterday re
aftamooa.
chaperones, (Ira, Loot* ftiett*.
turned to England by air front
aiSi d r i l a of tea
•ad tba Mlua* Emily F r i u t Aalletlin, where he said h,- had ”a
Mm. H old
who M l baa a ttonetie S k lab aW , daaa Laaay,
most satisfactory visit."
k,- will mast with
-<li‘ W tM p u t faw Nrtlla Wlillaau. M arrarst Gllea,
The prime minister made only
aaaaka * baa returned ' bona;
one atop at Rotterdam for lum-h
RA W Xaw«; • ( AUaifUt. Llllinn Arob
J. i r Ht . ,
on Ihe way to Hendon, where hr
landed yesterday afternoon.
Mr*. IL T. Dowell. and Mr*. A.
While not even Intimating that
S
£ « . S
=
s S
f
c
P a lette
the Grrman financial problem was
SnSR uS?
.its ^ jomae. .Tafe, f ilb e r t Wlliiama, circ
near a solution, he expressed con
Iy4hd a-mouth.
fidence that the "Germans ulti
Roy Harrison, Randal Prieat, and ^ ,h
, *1■
meat a t the
mately would everev mo their dif
John
Aided
Brown.
.
.»:•
H-.
Mejalyrs
’ B. D /C
ficulties, although hr utreasml the
• r c - . - 4 a t » wa— >—*)>. •»
raw l i t ’* . ___
statement that "other nations
*M d ^ . r / J
>U*
No
must help hy mrans uf Interna
Mesls Bible Ctaaa
Metbo-llat
It In otBar potoU U
tional setlli-mrnU."
* * t\\
• • » tel $*#,?'
,Ja
.Plaahurat
tra.
A
Of Church Honored]
,
In nn Interview nl Rotter,lam.
b t’liso io’e
Dr. A? Tfr. Y noi ra iln
the llrltI'h prime minister said,
C l^ N u n T A f FlvV’Wf th l'W rit
ro.
L in k yatterdoy whorx
"Ihe will and power of the G rr
. Member, of feur of tba Sunday Mat had 1st ChBreh wlH meat w|th
mah. S a ^ i b a 'aatt.
I
man petplo guarantee that they
•chool
claapaa
of
tba
K
im
CTiriaMr*,
J.
E.
P
m
to
n
,
W
.Magnolia
■«A’' rargie*l traaUaanta.
will rr mpirr llie difficulties of Ihe
tldn Church honored the men of AWnua, with H i* Prealon and
moment."' He added that other
tbV Men’s Bible Claaa with an old Mr*. T. J. Murff a i hoateaae*. ’at
Wlillaau,' J r i :laiv**\ Ula faablJn ica craam sad aaka aupaer.
nations must lend a helping hand
HiSO'o'clock.
1
........... *£ t o
D b rtn rt Booth
In Ihe present crisis and Hint there
Circle' Nombbt til*' of (ha H rat
I
was no reason tti lose confidence
wlsar* ha W1U apand a faw dajr’a
Mrthodlet ChaVrtfwIB meet’at lU
In the Grrman nation.
vacation.
er of the rrlcndihlp Ctaai.jMr*. Church Annan at liM o’clock, ..
r4__iud*,
.M ti
Foreign Frcrrtary Arthur lfrn\Varreu Palirlck f a ta ' a reading
t'lrclo Number ?e»en of lb*
drrs'-n sl«o relurnrd from Berlin
N. G.*’lBW ttan, 'ofT Jafltioo- robipWed by Mrs. Oscar Pearson Wrat Meihodiat Vhurch will mart
MOSCOW.
July
30.—(A.IM
-WASHINGTON, July 3d. yesterday, hut rhosr a train a*
vilU. ba*’ J*ML M * fu**t ’ of thapklnlr’ tW m e n ’ fo r'tb ilr help. with Mr*: E. H. IHdwe, Camarou
(A.P . 1 - The American govern- Ueorge Bernard Shaw and Joseph Ids transportation.
Gaorjw Weinstein wblla b a n on Th.t readinf • mpa civen so well Avenue, a t liM o’cbrth.
—- ■ 2 ..
ment tins decided upon a hands- Stalin talked together for two
that ska* Was aakyd' to rtp e a t’IJ.
M aine*
CirTla Nambar Two of tb* Flrat
4H
I*
Than Mrs. E. M. Galloway fa re Pre.tiytarian Church,' Mr».
off pulley In the IjUin-Amcricau h„ur* last night In the Russian
(Cantinued from Page One)
I.
a Ulk on "W bat a success wk Frasier, chairman. wlB meet with telllgant Americana that we want economic situation.
trader's office In the Kremlin,
I m Jm * HWWflltn vnu alO|Hntrj would pNrptil' has a, ba baalbik Mr*. Mary PdteaUo, M l Magnolia in, such system In this country.*
High administration officials on the eve of Shaw’s departure
geast
faith
and
prayer
Id
Cod."
“ iT. will r a tlin today ffd »
Green painted a sombre picture well anpiainted with Ihe finan lium Soviet Russia,
at S:30 o'clock.
The Rev.'Harter alan jraea'V tilk . Avenue
Clrtte Number‘Five of tha First of unemployment based un tha cial pmi,Irms of Latin-American
Day*inaVfiaAfkl i i K n lhay b a n T h l' proynm teas concluded with
It was one of the longest In
• pand Inf a faw weeks.
l^mabytcrlap Church. Mr*. A. D. federation's figure* for July. II* counties said Inst night the
h piano aol* by Mr*. J. T. ^171*.',. PmlUi. chair hi* n, will mart with estimated that In July t>.200,000 whole
tel view* i vrr granted l,y the
situation
was
bring
CLERMONT,—Gee, E, llusmer,
A number of g*mad score played Mm. Carry Willis, loof Palmetto l-erions were without work and
watched rluoely. The Washington Russian chief to any foreigner editor of thu Kurils Lskc Region,
,1b lu n a r ftlanda. af Mlw
not
actually
connected
with
soma
afla
t'th
e
proffanjw
pd,over.
.The**
that
if
the
usual
srasunal
un
gOVritinirlll, huwovrr, has decided
U a r f fe i r A ^ 'W d a l abrtad ,hy tba AVenaa at S:S0 o’cMck.
last week published a must in
Diuthy Haynaa will ba
Circle Number Bli of the First employment comas after ihe fall ll cannot participate actively, it work for the Soviet guvernmrnt. teresting article o-ncciulng Ihe
hat that aha’ .ban recovered
l _______ ladies ef lM FrtanddMp cidta. At
Alro
present
at
the
Interview
changes In prlcr uf every-day
fra hat Irtbadb'and la'one* nrtm thls‘llin«‘ Rar. tftrie r waa pro- PTwabyterlan..Church, Mru. lilll* pickup 7,000,000 will lie unabla waa said.
II. Jon*#,,cMlrm*n. will moat in find work neat winter.
Bom,- Latin-Amrriran countries were Lord uml lardy Astuv, the remmoditir*. The figures gath
*V to ba out'
aented with a gift.
Marquis
of
Lothian,
former
sec
Tha federation president said have uptnnuihi-d New York pri
with Dr. ElUabalh Tracy, 2 0 0
cn-il hy Mr. Ilnxmt-r from files
V ( — ;Ui
__• *-*;•
Grandview
K«“
Court, pi the crucial need Is lor shorter vate hunkers for credit i-sten- retary to Itevld Lloyd George of the Lake Region are prnrG. Brisaon
3,34 o’clock.
■ hour*.
uh
aloua. The bankers asked the in and une of England's leading t(rally the same as wuutd prevail
unco tfca, birth" of a' ion.'
d r tl* Number Two of Urn Flrat
“This la the only permanent formal opinion of the ndmnli Ira- !il>crals, and Muxini Ulvlnoff, In any rity.
art IiVlbf Brlsson, a t' tba
Baptist church, Mr*. H. II. Hill solution to the unemployment tiao. The slate department wa- Soviet rommi--ar for foreign a f
"The dollar which the nvi-rag"
nald-Laqghtoa Manorial Hoachairman; will have a picnic at prqbtem| when wn consider that said to It- willing to fiirnhh the fairs.
man hail in his puckcl in mid
_*l jraatarday > afteriuoou. Ita
What
wadiscussed
waa
not
with modern machines work Lankin with all of their avail
summer of 1931 M r . 1learner
Mr*. Frank Allan cn testa Inod 3:00 o'clock a t Evanadala Park.
Jthar l* natlng-comfortably towhich took tha average m*n 52 able igpnrts from tho countries divulge,I, Shun wore a red neck- stairs, "i* wuith gp much i |
Jaoddk aftafftboti, to r bar llttla
m* "| *. 5 ■' ' * ' ,
TCBHOAY...
tie
to
tinlidervlirw,
tint
a
memhours In I DIO he ran now do In
daughter,' UsU, who calabfatod
Mrs. W allet Morgan nnd Mr* 34 hours, ami that the avrragu concerned, hut to have decided her of the parly rxpl.itm-d it was two ilullars whs at the same time
uf the yrar In ID20.
In reserve judgement on the
Claude Hirndon. 4M
South
I n .'H .'H .' B W rtad * of /ack- bar deveAth birthday.
not donned for Ihe event because
"How much more it Is worth
The little gddatd galhered on Grandview A**h»a< D a‘y l o n a work hours hsvu only hern rc* inarlls of thu Individual n-tpiraU. he li.i'l worn It alt duy.
fUlar and" dakfiitdr.' Mrs. t t
doted from 52 to 50 hour* a
Is fhuwn by comparing the
Tho
deportment
Im
adopted
IM^
lawn
where
a
peanut
hunt
Beach,
will
ehtartaln
the
Daughno, and Mlaa Della ‘Lab*;
He returned here with his par
Sb<r other conUIta ’were enjoy eel. tada of W ttley Tuesday afleindtm week, we understand why span) ihe general altitude that the ty je.-terdny frwm « visit to a price- of commodities as tinted
lime has become unemployment pr blrm seat rs m l tally „ bank
In Ihe advertisement* in Die
Prjsla
ware
awarded
to
Mar
and evening with a beach party Instead of leisure."
K^>aV ‘t w i btS'
collective Intm where they had |j»kr Region of last week, with
ing one.
h* p a it'v M t will return la tbalr garet Bpencer aod Elmore Cirad- Call Mrs. Lester 44K-W or Mrs.
spent
ni"
t
of
tw„
days.
All
Payne said all the agencies
the advertisements of the ranie
dick. ’
Wright 107-J
Lomot tomorrow.
manlfe led great interest In thu flinrs in the same paper In IPJii.
of the federal government, tho
The
house
waa
atlrscUeoly
fatm.
]r
H “- J f F r
■latci, counties and municipali of a group repri-.-entlng organised
Article
11*23 I'.Ml
Tin- party al-o paid n visit i Potat o's, per lb.
_ .•i
j . I t . B. Wbldden, depo|sted with quantities of a i ^
ties were working to the samu tailroad labor, said yesterday ■ho
.(Its
.Ull)
ttlaat
and
asparagus
tarn.'
th
e
te
Mutoo
Gorky,
noted
Russian
AllaJoj^ a n f' blr*.
end, and that the niotemrn'. fell that a shorter wmklng week,
[Sugar, per ll>.
7 I-2c
be
Ikbldw M centered with Jt’ large
outline
which the president began yes without any dettease in pay, was
Onions, per th,
H l-lc 4 l-2e
birthday
edks
boautifally
Itad
They r-vprct to leave here thl' llausnas, |>cr Ik
i S
s c
' S
^
a
terday looks to having them co a major means of romhallng un
H l-lc 2 I 2<
evening by triild to relum to I/'tluie, iK-r head
aartoui1 illM U ' of Mr*. Eobla* and 1 adorned with aaVen pink
operate more fully than hereto i mploy ment.
Ike k l-2c
candlei
developing
a
color
scheme
London
by
way
of
Poland
nnd
din’a don who ia in B t Luka’*
fore.
II* added that the railroad
Breakfast* Barun, Ik 51c
21c
o
f
.pink
and
White.
,
Germany.
BnapItnL
*
The fled Cross, he said, undat union officials at it llnrti-day
Butter, III.
Me
ifuc
MIAMI ‘ BftACH. Miami
„
Mrs.
George
Po!l|erd
assailed
**•■**•■ MrsJ Allen in entertaining.
Fleur, 24 |b*.
$1.51
57r
Beach'* ponded (nd*b«dnf»» has Ita charter, cannot do unemploy meeting, ending jestcnlay, illstutsad stays to hring id,out a
"From the alsivc [1st, which
oik
Tbo*e ' rathe red ta with Elisa been reduced MTd.OOO during th* ment relief work.
furnishes ■ fairly good iodUalloo
many' happy returaa whft tba I t mpnlb* ending Juhe an. a ’ fi Surveys made at his sug tidueUon in llu- hours of .abor.
generally
and
by Ihe Association of Pnemployinrnt
r,f ell tho m-eessities uf life, It
Mlaaaa Biaabath Oama.rwn, Mar* nancial (report submitted to the gestion
ran lie readily seen that the dol
garat Spancsr and Elmos Grbd- council by C. w. Tomlinson, city Community Chests were used as the national pension plan' for
ill:.MONl> ririmind bonds to- lar of today will buy about twice
a hasis for Green's slatemcnl railroad Workers also were illscar, .Mary Watban,' Ba«y Math* dark,, ahbw*.'
lulling
$'.11,000
have
been
doaa much a* it would five years
Since July I, an additional tl> . that the burden next a Inter russed.
an, Elisabeth McNaO,, Mildred
.1 t« 11 *,
would be doubled.
Hebcrtann asrrrted there were luultel tin- year, of wliieli 557,• ago. A* far as these things are
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Green restated yesterday tho several hundred thousand rail- (Mtl were in default In-fore Apr, eonrernrd the dollar is worth two
. (Cabtlnuyd »«n
Tombty Fnlllard, Caorga FolUard.
bon<>*J lwl*htedne.. to
federation's program for unem toad men out of work and that 30, nrcurding to nn audit of the dollars as compared with the
tanker tb a /lfs rrtM a b d .m b o re r Elm*# GnuMftk, Prank Alkn IMlT.ooO.
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Alkn *
^I t *"**
baa net W
bean
mmnM
mcesaary
M iiirv for the
tha ployment relief. It waa divided -omebody inu -1 feed them this illy plfM-iile I In. the eouneil rc- summer of llk'ik"
di ferent •1
— *—J - since May into the following four gtoupst : winter.
u n ity liy Wi Ilnur tb lientiy.
city to ■---Issue any
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V*
:
Rond iripilieioeitl* Itl tlrmood
,'k 1M0 . The city never has daShortening hours of tabor fo r| “Th* unions have borne I Inthem
f M I n j I I W faulted In payment of Interest or all workers to avoid a* ' m uch. huitlea," he said, "until their lor the next year, aceuiding to
audit, uinoUnt In f IDIi.tiUtl
limit. has almost been reached, th
irtk i^ w frjd S
on *°y ',on<i nhligaton, laying off aa possible.
ti it
P r l H I R - I l f "**• hs» 11 been T ,rrr„iry to Is
Every employer assuring em Somebody, city, stale or the fed- and $3IJv3() inter rut, purl of
prevailing*'for paa*
FORT L A U D ER D A LE.-Furl
,S ciend jrtfundlng bond* (o mart surh ployment to the minimum form iral government, or rtrltap* pri which Gently reeaititsieiula be re
that sort, tMV IM not
needed from November to April. vate charity, must help feed them funded since the city nppuient Ijiudrritalr ('Hills Growers as|y will not Im- In a po-itom lu aociallnn with enough of a trop
All Industry, it whs said, wuutd (his winter.
make payments promptly.
la room off this summer and
benefit aa tha mantel attitude of
Other liulllitlr* of the city next winter to nettsallale a
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rJ«lx 8°v .^ —- ------------------------------- tha worker would b* belter If AMERICAN WEIt.S Nflllll.lTY
M lP ttH
sliown l»y tin- audit consist of warehouse with
bands aggregating $553,000. cans ha knew his job was aasuttd.
(A P )-F r.
almut 5,lkHI
IM Ike
Smoky ing a. saving of tl.TM In prtnrt
Crralioa of work through pub
LONDON, July 30. (A. IM— J'.'H.IPH ill notes payable, of which *i|uaie feet of grading and park
iborefs
in 'w
apd M
155.552.1$
In
*“ w i'- I ’
will cam* fnL .*M
lic employment
In .parks, cm pub- Misa Aleene Mu, Far land, daugh- ull exoept $'>,1133 have bren over ing machinery Spain, approached
M
m pfWTIMt
. artauiMpg.-te Uy„ building* -**the lir y teat will darld* the.guilt r Tttw* 1020 I
and »«
ruada
Mrs. iCharles
. . . where
. . . . . . . , iei ,sif airs,
nines MarFarlind
aiaersriso‘i due Slhr* May uml June, IDS*. the llroward t ’ounly Port Au
The total llubililiui of the thority for use of Iko Port Everor i MtekUr.1-wc™u r iA“d u- L h ra M I23UOOO, of which'
* b\ bIuwt« .0 0 0 py**ibl*| private work In h o m rs,„r (|s « York and Weillo-t for J,
tar.Ikam * -at--- -., •kipMil
mltk
fOH,
impravamenta, and risploymeal by welfare or- Tessa, was married at m«>n yes city are listed at $1107,7511 or glades wan-house at meeting of
w a n ' for
far public
put
charged ■with tea ____
idy
defraud;, U* Central ba*a
have te
lo an
retired.
,
* n r,tl
Ilona.
terday to Prince Johann von Ultil which |4MJ4U reprc-rnls the the p o r t hoard la>t week.
The report
ihowod. that
the BW,U
W ani A Trust corapuny her* oT Th*
r * P « t ------ll
waa i-liiuati-U by tb*
Secorisg of fund* for r*!{cf> Yu L'thlen-Klrin, a member of bonded debt, 5ll7.ti<it> represent*
—J assati
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SI0.14L0U.01
. a* both municipal and private),
rtty'el
J
the ralltilng hrus* of the priori- looney> due certain funds, and spakr'tnan that with!* four yearu
5 !j ! g* M. V. Barnhill, yeaterdby nil d»l Ita llsbllKJe*
-------if*e .vhy I4AI1.the association will ship 11X1,000
David B. Robertson, chairman palily of Uehtemteln.
I2M W the riotM pa) able.
r»Adl
... asset*. JJune $0. 1550,
ord» *d n apaclal m t * af I » MU. 17. Tbs
lo ir* a >ear through the llo rt"
IA,
s*
Mka from Um nr%bb<w coaaty 5* ugtaedad teb UahUlUaa by $5A5».‘
da (Ttrua Exchange and than
/
la Buaeambamaptriar « m ri tH J f t.
wilt be entitled to id) per cant
TRY THIS ON*YOUR CAR THIS SUMMER
A total o f '$0.5$ par reat of tba
financing lor a promoting planL
It was Intimated that tha port la
tha Ideal til* fur such a plant.
Th* port industrial beard will
[waa daJ^L U'canU a*‘ t t t -A
meat with association rapra-entativaa at a called meeting.
Mb
;uut that
Baa$kdM>
Crwfb t o t o
costing
_ _ u l m m j war*;4____
Jpal
i
l»l
LEA I'M TO DEATH
it
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W with Laa 'an Utba Lea,
'.f a - W
i.-l^de IWMUVJ
brtdgea,
[ B, P. Charts*, offlateb af
LAFAYETTE, Ala., July M-—
_ *___- —Jt tay_ii.___ g>
and
<A.Pi)—l-eaplng into a wall at h*r
ffafPmpIaH ailaaahir,. in
a - ’^ r t r e r
bona b u r , Mis. Nora Hlraat, wife
aayars and sidewalk*.
of Joff Htreat. U fay atte caltla
buyer vdas drowned yeaterday. Hat
fM M a id
mntlv, la unknown.
*
meat with
___ ____ik», Jr., a i "bar
I N rg rk A renw , ,at J J 9
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a?
IL S. Will Maintain Joseph Stalin A nd
Hands-Off P o lic y Bernard ShawHave
H o o v e r In itia te s fit Latin A m e ric a 2-IIour Discussion
New S tu d y I n to
L a b o r S itu a tio n
Dollar Today S een
W o rth % D o lla rs
During Boom Year
Mrs. AUm H \Party
H o n o rin g Daughter
fte b tS itU B tio n ls
Reported As Good
Total H ! Default
Of Ormond Reported
Lepm
F lo r id
S p o t"
Lauderdale (iroYverH
Seeking Warehouse
5S
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Lea And; Son
(Continued rrom r-agw Una)
nearly 30 year* eiperleatice n it
worker in chamber of
work, 51r. l^hmann of ft rad
group a number of auggeatk
all of which were directed at
one thought of presenting w
he termed the "unlimited •
bllitie* of thin section" to Um
world.
^
The need f<r rigid economy and
the absolute necessity uf securlag *
100 rent* in value for evory dollar
spent In a program of advcrtlslafe1'
and education, were the prtncl^hl
points stressed in Ur. LchmannV
talk.
'
He expressed th* opinion that
Sanlvrds future would ahrmya h*'
closely associated ’With Ite agvi-cultural drvelopm«nt and thbt
there waa a poaslbtlity that Satu
ford's Industrial life would ulao'bd'
developed as a brunch industry!
More diver,lifted farming ahd
fewer celery growers worn pUF .
lurnl as among the more impor
tant needs along agricultural
lines, while the development rtf*'
tourist attractions throughout th*,3 •
county
was seen as hardlyd •
sclatched. "Tourist trad* in thin
M -.S’
srttlon can easily be built uMV
>0
he said, "fur there are any niaa-t.
her of attraction* in this county
uf :\
which, if brought to the atlenttea
tri,ki
if the statv and nation, wouM-i*>'
a- -v
sure a steady stream of vlsitonr.
*»j te a ,
That hia talk waa appreciated
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by the group was evidenced by
-tel **
llie fart that at the vonrlualon o f
the meeting, snd just before Mr.Lehmann met with the Board of
D lrittu * In private conferencg,
many of thus, present came far.,
ward to congratulate him for hi*
part In bringing the group cloati
together.
Mr. I'apworlh said this murnir
that plans were now under w|
whi-rrby III, trade Ludy might
cure the services of a sacretel
and l-i-gin at once on a care!
planticil and conservative proifrn)
whbh would he aimed at plarlilFIhi* section In the front isnkk o f
pto'iwrous c.vinmuiilllrs.
He antlripslrd that In order'UF
insure th , successful rarr)(ng ottp
of the program for one year, that
n fund ol p.issihly $ J30U would bte
needed, 92-'>uO uf which would ha.,,
ret arid , for emergency use. Ila*
drclarrrl that List commlltet, HP
asking for n one mill levy, a'kV
peeled to -realise ftltXX) frofn the
county al>ne. while a i!rlegatl$n
which experts i„ visit the CltF
Commissioners on a similar
rand. ho|ve* to secure fu rth trf
ass Istanrr,
.Among those present at thh
meeting were: John MeInch, l i '
I*. Hagan. Geo. W. McRory, Vt.
M. Haynes, II, J. l.rhmiW, (.. A.
Ilyrd, J. I .
Marrnletle, K f .
Forster, John E. Fox, Alex Ry
Johnson,
F. Chapman, G. ID
llr«wn, F. F. Dornrr,
B. R*t«
tiff, S. D. Hlghleyman, II.' Bk’
Harris, lt«y F. Hymes, It. f f
llalnrs, Webber Haines, Alta*
monte Hprings, H. G. Gray, I’. BA
Smith, W. G. Abtrldge, VV. OlHathaway. It. J. Ilo'lf. Llntn*'
E. Alien, and Harry M. Pif*
worth,
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THK WEATHER
Generally fair taaigkt iM Therefa ;. T fa ifa n im n n T l i n day tflir w oK
A iii Y
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ,
i t s h A Y . JU L Y 29, 1M1
MacDonald D eclares High
T a riff B arriers W ill Lead
To U niversal Bankruptcy
Sweltering Weather
Has Held Some Lo
calities In Its G r ip
For JutfSal 1 Week
|,ib»ne locallfr g»!p for al
. jlhe .nation
W orly today
if .general re-
Jfh# BouthwsVl and certain w c
tfeqs of the East sod Northeast
seemed doomed to" bake beneath
unseasonably high tomporaturea
tor at least soother day.
At In tow 'soasasor* upper half
of the eehttaopt h*5 been suffer
ing more than to ehaiw of heat
In the state o f Wdaktogton **»•»tious forest fire* are -raging.
Grasshoppfto art 'betoglng tap
rtbU deetrartlew to tha Middle
Northweato.th# reata am) heat are
doing great damage to nap*.
Mara than 75 deaths from the
heat have tore “reported.
In Naw Yatt ¥ #ev«e* electrical
•term eowaad imnwdlate recession
of the temperature yesterday
BERLIN, July t9.— (A-P.)—
High tariff waUs will lead to uni
versal bankruptcy and resource*
o f all the countries should be used
la the interest of international
stability, Prime Minister Ramsay
MacDonald of Great British, told
a delegation of correspondent*
her* yesterday.
One of the prime function* of
th* statesmen who have been ne
gotiating in recent week* to alio,
vat* Germany** economic distress,
h* said, I* to restore th* proper
psychological foundation
upon
which confidence la th* country
may he bollL
Mi«t o f Germany's economic
troubles are psychological, he
said, end when that detail la
properly taken cars of, prosperity
will begin to com* bath.
A communique leaned at tha
British embassy Isst evening said
the conferences, thus fnr, have
been concerned with means of
UJ3. Steel Corporation Repairs Will Be Made
Votes Lowest Rate Before Couple Will
On Stock Since *15 Continue On Flight
NORTH BEACH. L L. July
M r-fA J*.)—Coiaael sad Mr*.
Charlea Uadbergh taah off at
1I4B a'cleck far North- Have*.
Mala* pgeparataey to atortlag
a flight to Takya.
NORTH BEAlAl, N. Y „ July 29.
— (A.P.)—Defects in tkelr radio
Equipment caused CoL and Mrs.
Charlea A. Uadbergh to fly back
tp tha Glenn Curtis* airport here
1st* yesterday from Washing! m,
tad* to delay o d a y their start
far ttolr prepoaad eweatlew night
oeV toH toto ttridewd rat* 'kites
1915, In which year no common
*
T5Jrf the w .C M ltoth.vm.rkml dlvldtad* wake 'paid.
Th* ’directors declined to'cotbS H n 1In the iwercuty and waathV foracaaters **k Util* relief In meat either formally or Inform
id th* westfXr hours. Forty ally oh wsges. of plant worker*.
• heat deaths W#e* In'the las- It was reported 'In' usually walll valley o f OnltTnekla,' where Informad quirtcrs, however, thatpopulation pq*(**d$j was In Itlent wages had not bean dlycussed at 'yesterday’s meetlaf.
. ‘ Monday night- Thlni 'dehigo* • Th4 eorphratla*' reported total
sou (ham CalltohtU V, Mountain earnings' for th* quarterly period
Vre** ettread'toA.O^nihiilomau* Vnding June 8# of •$1MHL*34.
tqio] which svnmtnei e»aw-c*pp«<i. After deducting all expanse* In
TV, I » -d * y tomtofktor* ■»**»«• cident to operation*, including
(Continued on Page Four)
S
yestorday.
il:W W £ T e t e r m n
Gken Hiffc Honor
Th* l i udtom t o lam* down out
Of a raln-flllN »k r at 2:45 P. M.
(E. 8. T.), surprising th* airport
attendants who hat) thought the
noted pair on ihflr way to Main*.
Vh* big low.wing Lockheed -Si
rius monoplane waa treed to a
berth at th* airport dock ami th*
oecdpumU emerged emiling and
mitunrrmed aver th* downpour
a; the cheek la their plans.
Calohel ' Lindbergh said ha
thought it might take all day to
gat tba radio ret working proper
ly, In which cat* they would re
coin* Hying either late today or
Thursday minting, going to North
(Contlaoad oft Peg* Four)
C. Of C. Considers
n Gives
G e ttin g Lehmann H o f fin
O f Skill
'A$ Its S e c r e t a r y
In Sleight O f Hand
The Board.of Oevamar* of th*
Baialnala' County Chambkr t f
Commerce, meeting nt th* City
Hall last night for the purpoa* of
casaMering th* possibility of em
ploying Karl Lehmann, secretary
of th* Orange County Chamber et
Commerce to taka ever tha rein*
e f tha local trad* body, were al
meat unanimous in their opinion
that th* mere weald be a bene
ficial one. If. pcsaihla.
Toqlgbt they will meat again,
nt 1:00 o'clock. In a seealen to
which Mr. Lehmann has bean to
vik-d. A thorough discussion will
bo made, and Mr. I-ahmanw will
be'gsked to speak briefly concern
ing • program tor Seminal* Oeuaty. •
Al last night's moating, th*
W. D. Hoffman, local radio
dealer, la the role of magician
and alright of bum artist, was the
feature attraction at tha Rotary
Ctab moating told at th* Valdes
Hotel yesterday with Hot ar Ian G.
W. 8pt neat-, la eharg* of th* pro
gram.
For more thqk 10 minutes, Mr.
Huffman entacUlMd th* group
with card aad other trirks which
mystified aad ugmed the group
ef nearly U Katorians, and draw
eawsiderahto ayplaaa*.
As a leading tMia of discussion
daring the hnstoan* session, th*
8 which they bat* here sponsoring
tor some moiklU. T>*y considered,
hut did not aalaat another scaot•ecuring an appropriation from mastor ta-uhg th* aUr* of W. Athe Beard of Couwty Commies tow
ers, and It U expected that at tonlghC. meetiag a committoe will
to aaiacted to |* before th* Board
aad ask that a aa* mill levy to
used*, according to Herry M. Papwarth, peosldrwt al the taka
WH » CARRY UNDBERGH8 ACROSS PACIFIC
Governor States LeVy
Will Give FTqrfcft
Its Lowest Mill&ge
Since Year Of 1904
TALLAHASSEE, July *9. —
(A.P.)—Governor Carlton yester
day Officially ttard the State ad
valorem tax terry for.IM S at 4*»
mill*. Th* IPSO levy was 14 mill*.
He said th* levy gave Florida
th* lowest mlilag* in 27 years. II*
said he regrett*,| that the ad va
lorem tax for State purpoats coaid
not be eliminated entirely bat pre
Here la th* low-winard monoplane In which Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh and Mrs. Lindbergh
dicted that this would happen In
will
attempt to spin the Pacific Ocean In a flight to Japan. This Is a specially constructed plana,
two yea to.
.
______
__________________ .
In fixing th* mlllage, th* chief and is shown with it* new pontoon equipment.
executive Issued a
atatemtot
which read:
•
"The State mlllage for Florida
Has been reduced to the luwsft
mark It has reached In X* yarn.
The IBill session of the legisla
ture mad* no levy for the genelhl
TALLAHASSEE. July 29.—
revenue fund of the State, lesvlfg
(A.P.1— Three major revenue
only the ronstitulional and esUtmta ef the second extraordi
lag statutory mlllage of a 8-8
nary session of the Florida
mills.
Legislature Lecanu* taws today
"That la to say on* mill for
with the Gorernor's signature.
school purpose* (conMltulienal).
They were the seventh cent
one-half, mill for health, one-half
on gasoline,
estimated to
mill for State Live Stock Sapl*
raise 13,250,000 lor the state
tary Board, thrwa-fourtha mill tor
liorrrm r Doyle E, Carlton has
treasury;
the
documentary
free school books, three and btfahern the victim of the Wont per
stamp tax, estimated to raise
half mills for pensions, snd threo11,000,000 and an intangib'.ra
secution any executive of
this
elghth* of a mill for prison main
tax,
estimated to raise 4:100,
state ha* ever received, *ai,| Hemltenance. This makes a total of 1
000 annually. The governor
6-R mills.
nnl. County's senior representa
tecently said he thought the
"It Is mr purpose to reduce th"
tive, L P. Hagan, this morning a*
revenue
estimates
were
placed
pension mlllage to two iM onehe interrupted a brief interview on
too high an the gasoline tax.
fourth and the free school b o n
hi* Ipipieaalons nf the recent 100mlllage to ane-fonrth, which drill
day sessiuh nf the Legislature tn
meet the requirements. 1111* will
tear* our present State millsgv at
rise in defense of (he administra
SH plus th* ronalitullonal ope
tion and It leader. ' tj *
mill school 1st, as against
IS
"Governor CarlUurht*-been un
mills phis th* constitutional oh#
fortunate In thni: M. >fcfce eervwd
mill school tax for 1030-31.
Florida during g Sefm'of yrata
tTh* situation ha* Iwen met by
which art rery tr im Don years
various .oeonomla* and by newki.
aooree* of retaba* which ,lt\. la.
fABHINdTOH. Jnly 19. —
P.)— Prmldwst Hoover today
m n sd Chairman Payu# af
!* d Ore** lav a coafarore*
eking relief too aaawpleyoA
* th* eaatorem Fayaa aatk.
WASHINGTON.
Inly
Representative Gives
Interview Upon Re
turn From Capital
Aver Structure Will
Remain In Service
“Throughout Ages”
Railroad Men AgreeTo
Reduction In S al ar y
WASHINGTON, July 29. (A.P.)— Officials of th* South
ern Hallway today said there has
been a voluntary reduction of pap
to. officer* of th* railroad hut no
cut id th* pay of wage earning
employe*. They said th* artiun
by company officers was taken
because they felt they should mntribute toward the efforts to ef
fect economy. They said declining
revenues has forced the road to
adopt a five day weak fur shipmen in preference to paying off
more men and that wberrvri pos
sibly employes outside the union
were retained.
.
Of Land To Be Memhern Of Parliament
rrgssrd, consulting engineer of
th* bureau of reclamation.
Gerry -»*l<i the 727-fnot high
dam bray U mi dsng.-r of going
MADRID, July 29. — (A .l*.)out like the til. Francis dam. ItSp.vln
lia« women member* of
igtgbt slide on it* foundation, aid# hy water piraaure getting parliament for th# first lime.
underneath ll» roncrel* mu». H*
Ihey nr* Victdrta Kant and
catiooed. t<n, the accuracy of Claiir Csinpuamor, both Madrid
•larch" snap., whereby th* dam lawyer* * ami Ufa-long rrpuhlibends deeply Inastd
upstream,«un«. ” ,
Ilk* a crWacent. lie eaggi-ated more
Thu) . mgrie thtlr profi-«->l >nal
freight to give «• duional eocuri. way as lawyer*,
lawyers when Spain was
waa
still * man’s world and women
"Nothing rnuld be mure ml» lift* supposed to stay at hums
leading," Mead writes, “ than the and knit and Watch the Uibipa.
(Continued on l*agr Three)
Meanwhile, both • worked for u
republic.
Victoria Kent was rewarded,
when the repuVUe »n* acveompllshed, by appointment a< Spain's
first woman director of prison*.
(Continued on Page Four)
S
many irregplarfmi1,. have been
brought out; It win’jptodtoibl* for
him to raeap* thu critici»ni given
him."
. VJ? Mr. Haganr'*oArlii(1<td' hi* dafm»* of th* gofwrnof Iqr declaring
that the "people flf tkta »lala bav#
not trl.en him u square ihal, but
have constantly pcr|ucul*d and
harassed him." - v. \
Humming up The grtlritlrs of
the loglilatur*,'. Mi. llagan daclared that he wti» ke.aly dUappi Intel In n»t #«-itlm: more re
lief In the reduction of .-ipenaea
of th* state govermn.nt a* well
as bringing shout a twtler method
of relief In individual lax burdens.
“ I went hack up tlmr* w*lh the
purpose of doing all 1 could to rellrv. taxatbn along every line so
that our state might b* looked
upon with favor hy residents of
other states who might bring us
new Ideas, wealth and Inspira
tions," hr detlarrd, "and while w,ar, all hoi-eful that aume of tbo
tVhat promises In Iw an Inter legislallcn ur have passed will
esting program ' f diversified
musical and speaking entertain Irull) disappointed and ft-wl that
ment is scheduled to be heard at but little has been done, which, I
th. Band Shall tonight storting at think, s c ran point to with ad
7:30 o'clock, when srvrrsl local miration."
“ U ls of good legislation wan
merchants will present an h»ur'*
concert featuring popular local kill d throrgh th* arbitrary meth
ihIs which ran rampant In both
talent.
Asi a headline attraction, the Houses where everyone seemed
Crlii Cn., offer* the Mrlody Trio, anxious to bring about a roducwhich will appear in a 15-minute lien In taxes or tipeu***, hu<
pr< gram of song* ami Instrumen none semrd alUing tn sacrlflc*
tal numl ) n . Mis* Clair* BohannyK any advantage* hrid.” he said.
Mr. Ilsgsn esplalned his vote
Winter l*ark soprano. Mis* Elisa(Continued on Page Two)
brlb Clark, Hanford pianist, ami
Elliott Bryan, Winter Park vloJlnlat, rom|>oae th* trio, whlsh will
arein he heard over radio station
rilll.ADELPIIIA, July 29. —
WDHO at Orlando aa a dally fea
(A.IV) - Samuel Margrn, New
ture. ’
*k
Other number* on the program Yntk, buttoned hi* overcoat to
inet nl* several piano aolaa by day ami with the .mercery near
M;st I’aulln* Stouilenmlre; lead 100 started f>ulb. A policeman
ing by ' Miss Cornelia MeRaa took him In. Ha explained he
of a local achool of espre*- tod lost his shirt in Ik* stock
slop; end songs by Della Ia m , 10- market but saved to over*oat to
y«*r-obl Waycroas girl who l» rover his loss. After th* explana
tion' he was alhwved to continue
visiting in 8anford.
Miss Clark, as program director bis hik* to Floridan «
promises another number en th#
program which is espacto.i to
provi a surprise to the audience.
il A DEVI LIE, Al*-, July
Thy entire program la broadcast
over s public-address
system (A.P.)-Preliminary hearing* for
.*4 neg f r*. hsld oa. various
brought tor* from DslAnd.
rh a rg rs
in connection with tha
Camp Hill disorders, to which
y CONFERF-NCE CALLED
c>ae person was' killed and Gv#
'AOETINv Texay. J«lr 29.— were wqondad. ysatenday war*
wCP^l—0«v- Rh*s H. Blaring poatmnd on sgrtamesrt ef 'co*ayrsterdsT Issued 4 call f rr a ron- seL No dst# was Gskd, • ‘ - - *«
Band Shell Program
Chosen For Tonight
Unique Freight Boat Will Be Placed
Upon Jacksonville* Sanford Route
D rji Warn-Against
Roosevelt Candidacy
esklent Confen
3n Labor Situation
Fite Cent* A Copy
3 Bis: Revenue Acts
Become Laws Today
SMALL DIVIDEND
IS DECLARED BY
STEEL JM P A N Y
...
.In; westsra Canada a .high
Windstorm laid wasto.to an area
w a r Winnipeg,ending three day*
af laseaaalva temperatures and
producing an ayevtga In tha re
gion of to degree*. ,
/;* • *
,N»rth DakaU and MNaaaato
likewise retortM - drop* la
th*
juertury after llt r a i. * 1 '
Jr, Iowa, Dea > 5 * * -t o d 105
a.
l l . 5L, Lukdai I A Hum oaf
M Phoenix* : A»Uw • N
CalUT., Taft. Oktts
N. M, thara qedref IT dtotks
putting Int* operation Ora recom
mendation of tko recent aeven
power conference et London.
The minlitara Kay* reviewed the
general trad* position and mesa
tires to alleviate the present dif
ficulty, and hart d'seasird die.
armament.
Mr. MacDonald will fly home
too*/.
a
Minute* are precious and both
th* Germans and the British are
making the most of them, bat In
many respects, the
meetings
which are taking place here, con
trast strikingly with the last offi
cial visit ef a British premier
half a century ago.
When Disraeli played his his
toric role at the conference of
1872, the meeting was dominated
by Bismark and stiff diplomatic
formality.
These modern ministers are
haldlag some ef their moat serL
(Continued on Pi gw Four)
Ne w s p a p e r
29 -
tag tl friend*
Amendment"
by Scott Me| af (he An
following
ference tore nest Tuesday «r gov
FORT PU RGED lnathUalUu
ernors and lleuUnsht ’ governors
af cot'on growing nUU* l" «to- of drain sewer (a vl lal)v «d Del
ami th* erttoa Mar-produrtim aware Avs. and South - Thiad
8tr#«; underway.
.:
.
LON DON , July 29. —
(A.P.)—More than 30 hour*,,
after two trana-Atlantlc
piano* took off from New,
York, no authentic Inform*tlon aa to their progress had
been received In Europe. Ire
land is keeping close watch
for them.
Hugh Herndon and Clyde Panghorn are In one plane bcund on •
a round (hr world flight with <
Moscow a* their first stop. The other plan* l* occupied by Hu*
aril Doardman and John I’olandi
on a flight to Turkey. Ships re
ported th* wiathcr over th* ocestt
cloudy hut visibility good.
. Both bad failed In previous at-.
lenf.it* to lift their great weight
of fuel into the air but yester
day they set forth |nlo th* dawn.
The first off was th* black
and yellow monoplane Cap* Cod, 'i
with Russell Hoardtran at tba
controls and eduhn Polamlo narl- I
gating. At 0 A. M. it lifted Into .
the air and skimmed out ovnr i
Jsma|r* bay until tost to :lghv.' Eighteen minutes later the red
monoplane of Clyde I'angbotn
and Hugh Herndon roared - down •
th* cokrrete, lifted at the three- '
quarters mark, climbed ISO feet,
hanked steeply, xoumci- downcleee to tbs field and shot up to
■bout US# feet. At that height y
it droned away into tba east
TH* doable departure did not indicate a race. Iloardman and
and llemdon were Interested only
In lp*#d. cor they wore out to
tower the world-girdling record
of Wiley Poet and Harold GatThough they were to follear
tha sam» course errors the ocean
it waa considered likely Ihey
would never see each other ail
the way. The Capo Cod Is a alowar ship than the world-circling
plan*. I’sugNitn ami IWrndon
were able b hrad earlier toward
the east.
Ilnardmsn and I’otando are at
tempting to beat tho Mrslgkt
line flight record of Diudonns
Cost* and Joseph l^brlx , who
flew 4912 miles nun-stop from
France la China. I'angborn snd
Herndon want to better the Post
Gaily time of right days, lb
(Continued on Pag* Three)
Gangster Shots Rill
1 Child, Hurt Others
NEW YORK. July 2 ».-(A .l».)
- Michael Vengall, five, died to
day a* th* result of be.ng shot
down hy gangslsrs uttvmpting to
•ssasslnata a man lrili-rlng In U*
street where tho children wore
playing. Msrhlne and shotgun
slug* also struck down four other
children, one of whom may die.
On* ihlld In a baby larnag* waa
alrork twice in the I wck.
The man, believed to U- Jos Has,
fall l j tb* pavement whan lb*
firing started and waa nut hit.
I'olica Investigation waa bsmpsred
by a mantis srlrnr* caused by
fear of gangsters. Witness** and
parents will, offer no help. Ord«ra
have been issued to arrest Vincent
Coll, leader of ono of tbo fighting
gang*.
Glover ResifcnH His
Rectorate In Tampa
TAMPA, Jriiy- 29.
— Th* A
resignation of th* Rav, Mor
timer Glover, rector ef 8t, JohaAp A±,
Episcopal Church, to accept W C;
call to (ha Chriat Episcopal 'V
Church-of Macon. Ue* wa* M lVJ
nounced yesterday. He will iaaVp'eL
hare Rapt. 1,
Mr. Qlavar cam# tor# ’ toM •
Hanford about a year aad a halLsB
ago to suaeaad the let* Rev. M s/id
B. Curtis at SL John'* chusaM^B
He waa retior at Baaford M l
five y«*rs and aerred aa JtrreafGB
probation efflcar that* for topil||
�(Continued from P a n Ooe)
T t i fommlttoo Comprises C.
City, -three other offers reached T. Diehl, Sonora D. FUredgs.
thorn. Two worw m f to tho group Konnoth M. Koofo and AJWtt C
laot night, while one wao oral li\ Mlttendorf."
aotno daya art.
Tho Commissioners decided to Silk Workon and Urn' United
Tho throe propoood oltoo are In Invsatlgsts tho iwqaaat of i , J,
Textile Workers and a conference
widely separated porta H
the Abott, n fm o s t iiif an Indopondfor profioootro labor action la
City. One It on Sanford Atrenue
rat oil company which wlahod to reported U fear district head*
beginning on Wylley Street and
open a balk Vhoteaale and ratal I
runnlnr ooath Z006 foot an,) oaat •tation In Baaforo, and ratified quarters of affiliates.
1460 foot, formtor ■ rectangle.
FOR RENT: to raq
Another la nn x-shaped tract XU- Mr. Abbott that ho woald ha ad
Classified
Ads
■ prlroto fxnriahed
vised tho Ctty*a . dodaton la tho
noted between Lake Ada and
'lent aubdlrlalon I
raattor
within
a
fow
day
a.
:
Lake Jrnnle near the - Wataon
Mr. Abbott wlahad tho City to
property, except that It la' adja
cent to City o f Sanford property loao* to him for a period of firs
a i well na Atlantic Coaat Line yoara a plot of land factor oa
property which It wae itld, coaid Myrtle Avenue Jmaaedlately aoath
bo secured at a low price. That of tho American Legion Bat and
tract comprised i n arrea lying north o f tho Atlantic Conet Una Dr. W. E. MpcOOUOAiu CHI
nail (a ltd acres o f City property Railroad property, and extonlend 111 acres af railroad proper
ty, Tho third offer was made by fast with a width of U foot, Ho
F. L. Woodruff end comprises IM declared that he wanted a Idea.'
acres of land In the vicinity of the tlon with-railroad facilities for
•• fcerefcr atvsa that
HUtton Asphalt Plant on the the purpose of entering Into the
wholesale aaj retail gasetiae aad
Country Club Read.
oil
bualneea
at
an
Independent
M
i l
The meeting wae temporarily
By E. H, CULLUM.
adjourned While Commissioner dealer.
Commissioner Speer doctored
The Sen ford diamond ball team 8peer' and Voile A. Williams sad
FOR BALE: Heart Pine A Cypnae
defeated the Putnam Lumber Co. Geerye Deetch, the city** commit that ha area opposed to tho City’s
cross ties. Bailable far aid*
team of DeLand Tuesday night 0 tee on aviation, took the proposi entering the field ns a renting
tracks. Bog.03, DeLand, Fla.
agency
o
f
property
for
tho
raoeoii
to 3.
tion* to another room whera they
Hedge wse on the mound for ■tudied them for half an hour. that ha felt that then wen anpr
fianford and at no stage of the They reported later that before eroua pieces of suitable piwpeity
gams was b# In Iroubis, striking they arrived at a decision as to about the city which the company
UtataCea
N o tice is
out 10 and yielding up only five the moat dealrabla alte, they might purchase. Mr. Abbott de
Harper, pu
clared
that
he
bod
mode
a
cars-,
hits for a total ef thrrs runs.
BUILDING BLOCKS—IrrigaUen r o t s Nn M
wished to make n daylight Inspec
ful s a m p of tho city and had
u l y A . p.
Vane* aad rananl c—mat work. JIirirat*
Brown pitched the Aral four In tion.
la i
bom unable to find o suitable lo
nings for DeLsnd. Ths Sanford
Also brought to Uio attention cation that was not **tiad down Miracle Concrete Co. J. E. Tor- appllestlea
Its a c c e r d s i
willagar, Prop. 0rd aad Elm.
boys Jumped on him In the very of the Commissioners was a new*
t it le s le em l
first Inning, putting over eight •tory appearing In the New York with bach teats, flaws to titles,
second
and
third
mortgage*,
nad
runs. After that the Sanford team Timet *ome days ago to the ef
simply roasted along,
nutting fect that the Bondholders’ Pro the Ilka.**’Attorney Wilson told the group -HELP WANTED: Two energetic
sassy*ls*t is law las
over another mn In the third to tective Committee had aanounced
is 1Serves sw ths
womra-men. Guarantee 03-00
bring Its total up to 0 for the that It was prepared to pay bond that Attorney General Cany D.
serai. a TK, i n i . .
Iwndls
had
expressed
the
oplaioa
day locally* Welfare efforts also
evening. Carmichael look up the holders who hod deposited their
hurling duties for Dstond In the bonds with It tht fats amount that although ths Mayfair Hotel opportunity traveling. Reply be
T. E. DOUGLAS*.
fifth and held the Hanford team of ths first dallnqoent semi-an Is City property, It ,la assessable fore noon Wednesday. “ N—1”
Clerk pi resit Cssrt
hlllas* for ths remainder of the nual coupon, uabjeet te deduction for eUta and county taxes. At Ifr. Cara Herald.
Usmlssi*
O s s s ir ,
Wilson’s request. Mayor Duma*
r lories.
_____
game.
of the committee’s expenses.
» n a . m. ran
appointed the entire Commission
After two were out In the first
Depots Clerk.
Othsr than reading ths article, to appoar hefore . the equalising
Inning, and tbs bases loaded Phil ths Commissioners mads no comboard moating of tho County Com FOR BALE: Strawberry plants
Miles hit for ths rlrruit. being mant upon tho news It contained.
missioner* In protest against .the
04.00 per thousand, Phono 780,
responsible for four of (he It runs. The article wo* attached to o assessment.
Reg Packard.
McLellan also hit for the circuit letter from an Investment con
Attorney Wilson nUo said toot
In this Inning, scoring Ttllis ahead cern In Georgia asking whether Mr. Rhanda wanted to take ’the
of him.
the City raa discriminate between City tax Hen rase recently ruled
It started to rein Just as the a person that has deposited tho on by Judge Wright to tho Su
game was railed. However,- the bonds, and n person who hoe premo Court, to which Moyer
PAST
hoys elected to go through with not.
Dumas raplled that the Commis HE WAS READY TO PUT HIS GAY
the game and It was played In n
..
BEHIND!
City Clerk Lamson said this sion wse agreeable provided the
•low drisallng rain during ths snmorning thot It wse one of a Committee would boor all ex
tiro tints.
series of similar questions, all ot penses In the matter.
Ths features of ths g*me was which wsra snswsred In affect
R^C. Davis, attorney represent
—for the sake of the love
the double play, Miles In Bach to that ths City of Sanford Is not ing tho Hanfor,) Gas Co., appeared
Hllne In the first Inning, and H. raying Interest on any of Its
he had nojv found I
Carter’s srnsstionsl rsUh of bonds strept thos* covsred by ths
Wcavsr's line drive In ths elith, judgment secured by the commit
Carter leaping high In the air ap4 tee, an d . now entered In the
pulling the ball In' with hlu I*re Tempo court*.
hand. '
Ths news story continued as
The game tonight will bo be
tween the Independent Merchants follows:
’’No provision hod bom msde
Association and ('has*.
for payment to non-depositing
nertltlcsis la ibTsa
bondholders, It was stated.
AMERICAN LP.AGUB
ksswa. Daises said per
"The amounts to be paid ere
Philadelphia ....
71 2(1
ALFONSO IN ENGLAND'
figured
follows:
Washington „..
CO 84
S £ S H ~
.. .
Fere Am't. Ms. Help'd
Nsw York ........ 64 84
LONDON, July IS. — ( A P I _
likes llk.ee|ieee
B
ra
m
t
}S% bond
it to
like
tie*
Cleveland
44 40
T on w n co
}Jj* bond _.. I4.fi > if.li . IlJi Former King Alfonso of 8pain,
Kl. Louis
42 40
«<_>"»*
.- tots ji.ee
ii.ee traveling ns tha Duka of Toledo,
NtU
Boston ---------- 84
47
“The committee explained that arrived almost unobserved at Vic
Hamilton
Chicago
... ;.... 35
40
Inasmuch
■■ ths expenses de toria station last night from FenDstrelt •_______ 84
42
ducted Inclsded most sf the cast tafnsbleap, Franca.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
of the litigation which aatobllsbod
8L. L o u is ____ 41
84
the validity of the deposited
To-Nlffht
Chicago -------- 61
42
bonds. It was net expected that
New Y o r k ----- 40
41
the exprasei would ha so heavy
Brooklyn
42 44
In The future. Pert af the ex
Boston
r-...-.44
44
penses already inrarrad will be
Pittsburgh u....
42 44
charged against the Mat distri
Philadelphia ....
84 ’ 44
bution.
Cincinnati ____ 86
40
— “ Meanwhile tha committee wilt
S a n fo r d Diamond
B a ll T eam Trims
Putnam Nine To 3
S M JM U 'p.K i
' As proof Of that atotsaient taka
• look wt what happened In Boatow yesterday whera the Red Hot
beat the Tigers 11 to 4 In a wild
flitting, error filled game. The Tlgtre, whipped In the fourth,
changed their line-up all around
and pat Mark Koenig In a* a
pitcher. Just like an ordinary
.country Icarus ball club that
likes to cut ths fool when they
knew they haven’t n chance to
wto. Oh well, worse things have
happened end the fane have gone
right back for mere.
Ths Senators pounded out an II
t* 7 win over the Indians yestsrday, getting IS hits off three
barton, sad matching ths ef
fort* of tho Indians’ sluggsrs,
who-got 14 hits off two pitchers,
patting sversgee all sleng the
M i were fattraed, but Johnny
Etrnett's fielding percentage took
■ tumble as he made three errors
M fear chances.
LUAU
Only two gamss were plsyvd
In Op senior loop. The Pirate*
whipped the Giants 0 to 4 because
*h*y -bunched hits while the
Giants merely got hits and then
remained on tha each*. Graham
hit a homer. The Giants outfaat-
BENNY.
Mt *mif Joe. \b o cocht t b a c r
A Joe IN A BAMK., THAT'S WHCfiK
'tX H A K E T N f D otK W f -W H Y .
DOHT V A t lt Y T H e .
OAH*
MAYBE. THREE'S AM C&ttHHOs*
^ .C V U t T H K E t J -------- ------ .
’
laWCII tOOM
MARY MIX UP
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CVT *T#»
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tW o T IM * K O *.
poxtrtobN -fsto*
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-ffo r a a W
-to L <
IM G301*40 -rS
4Mad^ o u i r - ’
I
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f
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b o M T
L llf *
Uv»M» »N 4arAQt-* wir»
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.
t
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m
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MU fo r a flight
id made arrangs
I j . l j ,
&
flight. W ou
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;
■ MAccLkNNY—
No. J, k h tW H f T*W -CKy f
J lj
V in t
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1 e
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S
ncfl Of Soc
i
Beach
to ^reotly rodor* their
Jjeal U* huiwen.
•
i , “J a * t o n y that the State mill•ice boa act keen completely ellmJoalod. Machinery, however, hk»
B**a Mt la motion that will withW' a abort tliao compi*to thla taak
ahd accomplish d; finitely a aeporation of State ami county tax**.
Th* Inheritance tax and th* In(aiicibtea tax will not prodoe*
atbch for th* firxt two ytari but
Mould thereafter completely tllm-
' • f j * > 8 r% V IH &
•nrotg TttMgag M
o'clock. Mrv. G. H. 1
Muter, pceehted. TW
ii
to tbo plaanlnr of the program!
and th* .Mtectten f t leodero foi
tk# Aagaet meetings \bo^Jaate^j
aro taking j » r i In .tbo ''Som me,
Campaign, and are . enthuetextlc
tajbM r plain f*» Jo ty and Aug
' Plano were aWe mad* to attene
th* Quarterly Olatrlci (UTly' a)
Roek Springy, Thursday / s/uVnoon, » . .
* After tlw council adjourned, re-
ceptlon
'BttiZsJSPi&Jt
present: tbo M lw n EunUoTlMr,
Ic o f ftiatn porhhpa th* 1
Ji MKAh* rUlon whWt
■.rgi2i)
!*• J
v fl
i t j B l l o aalla o f Colum bus’
Savor walk* a gardaa
ttovgh,
.
I
|
l not delpblaiuate are
.t h , <
.c°^ntr? *'
B o iU j* i
S tron g ©
O f H oftvj
PhjHitmifrSpsip
that cou rt- ha adtA.-aad If :H
rurretafat la IU fight, a »• • '
1 sekifah will neceearlly fah
« n d s t t ,y#
'th o Othar with a a a m
ate neat d * r ' * * * '
a
W him thero with hod
C < p|k|ft
' * * •
P h i* Um# and ehioc**
’ ■';adlterente
g e t
* '
•
•
1
n
i
a
msam
not provided
a* “ abalrwo
r T h e Itate oeroe a ;g r * r t
l l U l M a who, altltMgh
with
ail ndeq
P -U eaN dtearityTM tedihatf
H i, t
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laeMpamlifted at'
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to hi* talent and hie power
It let hie Inner-telt expand,
rtWould the world « f trade
gammand.
flnda hU jay la had and
Mdta .a thing glvro many
JLm J|Mfa
|. each tha two ml*under-
WrtMrtpyS
Clifford TroenhUy
faroT h* a ’'tyfo-yklu' hrtUCd
not Ruula. Tbd .
h f a t o hava fc
nave been p a t d
Jfig with e n d ffjr:
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ithlean Laney wllT teavf
foF "•OrWhvill*, •ST cL
w m rp 'W
JT I ’ve noticed recenrlj’
tha powa». I t dOhd JM>t
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a prod let ion* In BMtb
folk* complain at the "ob-
i*l*" In -th# Ufftteturel
a da It *11 t o r bod tha
iro waint
obetfucted
M It ytuaUy wy^ ? >
death* In California, the
my, ‘w ert r»»»* d
by kite
teit Wave. And California,
an* like to* pretend, U *•
te a f Florida. Apgbaadcat
X ■ !■ a* ~7 ' * ■
indbarghs ate o ff •• their
i the Orient. Not mWh
a trip for thtm tbaa'%*-
fellow remarkod tha
the t> gUUUvo sbaaiaa
i of tWm liaUd h Ibal
mm
> < W > r c W. » - e
|L are *o good In Sanford1
•ven th* dteithta can tf*
ha'get mixed up. in pelltV*aathlng’* wrong with our
Payaitm , th* Wlckeraham
Ukion dlacoreru. Yeah I Tod
I F U ^ a built Ilk*'a alet*.
B e iita lf
■KNOWS JPAltfy.
M^letiOoa io' kla Tiro*
T li.erta-Ute
niort of my girl friend* art lanwikt W S T ^ F I J O . p , and J W
« of them aid. that CHESTER^
LD8 really are milder and taite
1>efter—thlt there ii nothing strong or
aharp or bitter about/them!
h
"Another one ipoke'up and aitl that
ahe too liked the taite of CHESTER*
FIELDS; but that ^he wa> npiSdaUy
pleated with the paejeage — to neat and
Jftjjid^tive. Che«terfiel(if—the added—are
— proper^ filled — and bum
M ^yjbanfi ahe thqiight possibly they
m * luiig a better cigamte paper.
’S o il another one agreed With all we’d
atU! Slic’d been smQkipg /CHESTER.'HELDS for a4onc, long time, «n^4iad
always liked them - but she tlao lik«l die
way they were advertised. The adferttgingwcmwl toheriol^ihrm
uh Tsad
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MOSCOW, July 29.— fA.P.)—
Amy Johnson. Drltlah flier, who
la attempting a flight from Eng
land to *ftkyo with Flying In
structor J. Humphrey*, brought
own here laxt night
_
___
after a flight of
more than IB hoar* from Berlin.
Th# Iterlln-Moarow flight waa
broken by two atop* for fuel,
on* at Koonlgtberg, Germany,
and th* olh*r at Veliki* Lakl.
Russia.
Th* film ae*m*d tired. They
had only on* hour’* *1e*p alnre
th*y left Hendon, England, Mon
day.
'
They planned to take off again
at B A. M.
LONDON, July » . - ( A . I M Iterld l.loyd George, llbordl'par
ty leader and former prim* minI’ ler. «a< operated-on today for
n kidney ailment It la underrtood
the operation, performed at homo,
am* successful.
1001 Main B t
TaL d lfl
"One Block From Oeeoa"
DAYTdNA BEACH '
> **
‘ ." I t ’ la lalereatlng to observe
that ocr Bute tailing*
hUW * (Continued from Pag* On*)
mlltxge would >*V»
laxately 30 tnlllk deilM- hour* and B1 minute* around the
world. •
•Three of th* fear men who aet
S o & mT., .rSi2t forth
today aro* married, ahd two
t year. Thla I* la* ta
_____ Wisents and thU'faH of them aro father*. Boardman
ahd Polando each Karo on* child,
|t*nulon wan married racantly.
teat* gd down the millago df M*' " Th* world fliera tried an early
r*|tty muat go'up In order ta take-off at Roosevelt field lait
reduce tk* aam* amount of moa- Meek but they couldn't g*t off
i.\ Th*' school appropriation |h* dirt track and nearly wrecked
tacod ad add Itlon* I burden on th# the plan*.
eaera) f*r*oue fund alnro th* ' A few day* later Boardman
utorndbO* llceoia tat will .M* and Polando triad to get away
rodbrd onough to meet th* *#• from Floyd Bennett field but
roFrtatldn. State millago, l her*It dump Ikel rgadolln* ta avert
wodld have been Slmoet 30.
*11* hbd beitih* very evUort 'to dump thel# gaaoilne to avert
Undaunted. • however,
both
team* waited and yeatentey Dr.
Jam#* H. XlmbaO of th# wrothtar kilreau gave th* word to go.
* Dr. Kimball gave final in-
•entlally a grmrlty dam (ral
on ita weight for safety).
M Hid. -her, tm ro'l* a datfbt M
n y ;Jloind That all tha aUBhurtd
wQI bring la tha fand*."
~' Aaked' wltethar ha vadtd aay
that Iter*. * * ! an. 'vruU. HI the
ig OM daylight of tha yaar
>7 a garden patch to
ttlott,"' ■■ho' cohclddoa,' ‘ “ tl
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i echo
th* *1dMn1en
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rtMle -prvdktej lhat*1tSi4d
Thu* fir, a n I sfcttU ~oi
nw* wlU Brodaco U, af court*, only
•a doilatete. Th*
Legislature,
however, which-by th* cotutitotlon la charged with th* r«*port
ability of prOrldlng rerenuo, fait
that th* ameunt produced would
b* aafftelent to holane* th* butf-
K S 'C t t C S f t & i
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[tent a) pop plat red.
bat,a atrifa Stt bread!
aply thougby o f mpfdit
troth* they aaver
i In a pruning ,ho<
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leerrometh wlU I grant U
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Hoover Wage Scale
Views. Unchanged
To Re
duce T b' Judgment
[ s t a r e d Interest
SfSl
am
WASHINGTON. July 3 8 (A.P.)—A White Home atale* n t today eatd aa member of
Um administration ' haa aaproared tha view that a policy
admcaUag
maintenance
of
waged aSouid bo changed. Tha
atatamat said “ No member
of tha admialatratlen haa orpi maid Um vtow'or hold, tha
vtow that tha policy of the admlaiatreUea
la
advocating
tbould be d ‘
T h e B in ford C ity Com m Us lo b g r i l i s t
n igh t
learned
th a t th e purpoee o f
the
| S O 0 ,’ 6 0 0
eu lt
recently
•« f
b rou g h t a fa ln a t them b y the
B ondholder*' P rotective Cdtanrtttee b i d b u t on e o b je ctiv e :
to reduce to Judgment m a
tured Internet- coupon* not
Included In either o f the
form er Judgm ent*.
..that inform* Uen was contained
In n latter: from J. W. dhands, of
'i t Itna of L'Etrgt*, tod Shand*.
Jacksonville, who attar expresslag reg ret that th* Commissiono n tod construed Um action of
tie GsmmlMe* In bringing oolt la
Paiaral Court a* bala* rootrary
to an understanding arrival at la
forth tha rtaionn
t
’
dig not violate tho
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PREMIER RECITES
BRITISHVIEW ON
B A L U m iE O H Y
S ta tes International
Cooperation Is Way
To Obtain Security
BERLIN, July
«*.—(A .P .)Greet Britton U l diametrically
opposed to tho bo Ianee of power
theory, Prime Mlnlater Ramaey
MacDonald aald today becauao It
ia incompatible with dlaarmanienu So long aa natlona try to
maintain national security on a
baaie of ' balance of power they
will need big armomenta, ha told
loosri listened to
a delegation of German news patho litter, ordered
...m lodged, and took
Bat Great Britton believea la
itinor h to City At
publishing aocarity by Interna------• Wife#* had olM a % -flM aa a i m to the ouit (tonal cooperaU m a policy ih vi
t a d d t o preparing to appaar la olent contradiction to that of the
balance of
power. Garmany'a
Taaop. M U t a t a lf.
K g . Hb a n d s ’
axplanattoo economic dlfflcaltim ore Urtaly
...........lie co a m a t from tha temporary, Mr. MacDonald aald,
_ora. .other than Cosu- lt d io a groat a.lent psycho. >
Ipoor’o oto tomeat, ear- lagkal.
Great Britain'! confidence la
hr City Attorney WII
* that tho agreement Germany la “ andlmlnlshod," P $ n t
'
ad . Mayor Mlnlater Ramsay MacDonald do
ctor* d laat night In an address at
that thdre wee **- a dinner at the Germaa chancel
tamUy iHtto hinrf Hi- the tart that lory, where he m i Uha^gnaat af
o.nsw g i t Jhad brewJtatitatad^Vo-• M ^freng t o y e A
of blmaolf
(ha facta, It area
„ aolU would ho
_____. . . ___ ,M h to » which woro
ddalrebl* orneegassry to giro o f
fact to tho oadfa agreemini.
’ MYoo win n a il) that uader thi
agreement ahata ntadUoaed th<
city area to appropriate and pay
all money! eobactod'through U iaUyn for debt 4frvtoa on tha laagalaat Um dtp. There are three
of there Judgment*. l i e intorret
■re as fall****1 la Case No. SMI
T. D14M6MS) I* Care Ne. MMT. I M O i hi, Oaaa No. 99U-T,
l i u . t u . n i > Chao Ha. 3819-T,
i u n w #r e Wtal Pt mi.lUT*“A
e in ld Mai l c
amooat ha*
eoniuaUy re|o*aiag part* gf tha
jodgmamt |a tewmettoa with there
beadd releaeod Ur are to payment
<f driingusat tee** and apoclat
that before _
flacal yaw tha
ssrsis
It
______
to
m a t mahired
m* lattodad to
^
,
.
rodoce to
totareat ce
rijber af tha fwau
t i l * ia' tha par-
!lssrUf
' IhU suit we
to tho ottoo-
f t t ^ T T » ? d a r e o o ^ £ £ “ ha
added, 'W T a re firmly convinced"
that' If Germany continues her af
forts, “without giving way to de
spair* other nations will help and
not suffer hre to go uoder.’’ The BrIUah prima mlnlater aad
foreign earrotary arrived hero
separately and both ware glare
tremendous ovations.
foreign
Secretary Handcroon had arrived
earlier In the day. Both w.
guests at Um dlaner. rhancallor
Bruanlng, after toasting Presl
dent Paul von Hindenburg af
Gormony. and King George V,
welcomed his gusota by declaring
that the Oermaa people “ fait a
lively gralUnde“ for this visit of
trading British statesmen.
They had come, he said, at a
serious time, but a 'lime
whan
Germany waa “ doing Its utmost to
master a'crisis." Tha rirantry, ha
a Page Three)
Science Ia Fighting
Grasshopper Horde
MINNEAPOLIS, July t*. (A.P.)'— Sclents is apparently
with ita bagk to Um wall fight
ing today to item tho Ude of
hordes of gjoea h o le r s which
are playing havoc with crops to
Minnesota, town, Nebraska, North
gad Sooth Dakota. At the s a w
Ume Iowa atato officials sought
an appropriation of 990,009 to
fight tho plague. '
Meanwhile militant
farmers,
armed with poise* mlitnre*. re
turned to fight against Um pasta
which penetrated too fields, past
ures,.and orehwdoi leaving thorn
virtually bare o f * green Vngotattea and hwvnptohlo^ erjjn^More
picture.'
■ —— • ^
Physician A r r e t t e d
Upon SedtttytChirgt
RESUME GIVEN Lindbergh A n d H is W ife Two Plane* Leave! A ■
Leave For Maine B efore
'f *
OF WORK DONE Continuing Long Journey
Hops
Over
Atlantic
BY LAW BODY
'■
Raise Of One Cent In
Gasoline Tax Seen
As Principal Reve
nue Bill Of Solons
TALLAHASSEE.
July 9 8 .(A.P.)—Pausing at the close of
Its ninety-ninth legislative day
.and the end of IU third sesiton
thi* year, the Legislature of 1*31
today looked bock upon there ac
tivities.
As a last legislative act, tha
Legislature pasted !tbe biennial
appropriations hill oetling aside
til.IM ,000 for two years' opera
tion of the'atato goremmrnl. .
Raised gasoline tag from six to
seven rents, providing that ravenut from added ana cant should
go to 11010*1 general treasury aa
o pteana of reducing ad valorem
taa on real estate, Revenue esti
mated at I3.23U00 annually.
Passed bill for documentary
stamp Ua on business jrioch, morL
gages, lions, leases and other doc
uments, with rerenus, estimated
at 91,000,000 annually, going to
state treasury,,
Approved taa of two mill* on
clarelfled Intangibles and taa on
one-tenth of one mill on unclassi
fied Intangibles. Money would be
Included In the unclassified. Es
timated revenue of 1730,000- for
stole treasury.
Passed bill for Inatallmeni re
demption of delinquent taxes over
five-year periad, with previaim
that current taxes must ha paid
fplt when due during redemption.
Killed bllla for creation of state
tax commission, for gvnsral sales
tag, for cigarette tax, for luxury
tag, for amusament tax, for heronone tax.
Abolished office of state audi
tor. Offlcs of stole tax equaliser
abolished during regular session.
*'J**od wqmereo* local IdUa and
- . Irm llhwOim P*g»*V
Liquor Cases Hold
S potlkh tln C ity
Court Yesterday
The possession of "spirituous,
vinous and malt liquor" resulted
ia a fine of 130 being placed
against Barths McEvans. white
woman, who was' In Municipal
Judge R. W. • Ware's police
cosrt yesterday afternoon. Bhe
had piM dad not guilty, but
Judge Ware ruled to tho con
trary and ordered that tho fins
he Isvlsd. Chief of Police Roy 0.
Williams and deputy sheriff W.
T. W beeleas, made the arrest.
Tha case af 'Bam Walters, col
ored. charged with tha possession
of liquor, was transferred to
Coanty Judge Aharon's, couit for
nctlog. Walton was -fined In that
court fS30 or *0 days In MUChief Williams and Mr. WtoaUss
the arrant.
Ed A. Solomon, colored mao
charged with disorderly conduct
pleaded not guilty, but was fined
110. 8parial officer W. W. Owens
made tha arrest
*
The Rev. J. H. Baker, colored,
charged v h t drunkenness, waa
fined f l * After pleading guilty.
Officers Williams aad Rtmffsr
had arrested him.
Htary Dollar- alias Charley
Davis, entered (nan was la court
nn tern ctorgae, one of drunken
ness, the other of resisting or.
rest. Ho roooivad o fine of 96 In
tho first, and |1P to tho second
coos, after pleading guilty. He
tod been aAbated by Off leer AndAaan.
Li tale HaU, •colored, charged
srith disorderly conduct, pleaded
guilty, end waa fined 37.60. Offleur WUltoma arrested her. f
i Doris, solo red. charged
|£ after plead lag guilty.
conduct, was
Staffer
WASHINGTON,
July
(A.P.)—Colonel and Mrs.
.
bergh left today for Northhoven,
Mains for family UrewMM be
fore continuing their aerial recation trip to Japan.
. i *
Tho Lindberghs last right, tod
ret ant on their latest adventure.
Off for a vacation flight t£ lapan and China, their first Jtop Yes
terday brought Colondf s M Mrs.
Lindbergh from Now York to
Washington.
Tho famous filer. immedtatelr
begin conferences with
Anting
8mrotary Castle of UM-state donartmriit end other-afflptota eontersest with roniMtlew* fn the
-Orient.
Colonel Lindbergh said bin Min.
entry after com plating ( tto Visit
ta Iho Orient wag vtountlml ho
expected t* tl) hock i f a mfteraat route.
,
last night they wars Castle's
guests at dinner.
Cruising slowly from New York
d reclly across country, .despite
the pontoons which have supple-
led landing wheels on the
plane, the couple waa greeted at
Ana!ostia naval stall in by Capt
W. G. Child, the commanding '<ffi
cor.
JTbe ■plane was completely
equipped with lu|gage and other
paraphernalia for the (rip, Includ
ing blankets and vmergency ro
llons should a furred landing ba
mads In any of the wild spares
ever which the) will fly.
Only the elecklng of a few Inslrumeats and refueling remained
to bo done, in addition to obtain
ing a vlra from Hie Japanese era
bossy, before Ihry ore ready to
take to the air again.
Colonel l/ndhergh said as hr ar
rived the trip was i fflrlally unde'
way and the Washington flight
was the first leg.
Ills plans list night was m Hired
to o buoy In lbs Potnmar river,
alongs'de the naval hangars. A
searrhllght wss In be played upun
upon It through the night and
boats were to stand by to prevent
(Continued on Pago Three)
STATE'
vS THIRD MAN IN 24
HOHRSTAKESJOB
BEGIN TO A ft
INTO NEW LAWS AS HEAD OF CHILE
1 Headed For Turke
Herndon, P a n g b i
STOCK M ARKET LETTERS REVEAL • Seek To Beat
Poet And
HITS LOW POINT STEFS EMPLOYED Of
In Round World!
OF MANY YEARS TO SECURE CANAL NEW YORK, July
S m a lle s t Turnover Ditch Would Be Part
Since *24 Recorded Of Route Connect
, InExchangreMonday ing City With Coast
**
NEW ‘ YORK. July S 8.-(A .P .)
—'Tradtot In ths New York stock
oxchsngo yootordsy shrank to tha
smallest proportions witnessed In
nearly seven years.
Th* to mover of 680,310 shares
was ths smallest for a full
season‘ wlhre Oct. 30. 1931. whrn
ths turnover was 6Mt,ouo shares.
It wax that October quiet, or
for those days normal, trading,
which preceded election, and
-what btcamt known In Wall
Street as ths •1'oolidgs bull mar
ket"
Wltk that bull market which
gninsd momentum almost stead,tly during the next five years
save for a rather sharp Interrup
tion In 1936, half-million-shore
days became a thing of tho post.
By 11*38, brokers war* beginning
t* look upon 4.000,000 and 6.000,
000 . hare days as normal. But it
took tka crash tots In 1030 to
break oil trading records, 16,
410,030 shares trading In that
dark day of Oct. 3V, 1939, Just
fly* years to a day after th*
639.000-share
day
approached
yesterday.
Th* return of the volume of
trading to the levels of 1934 Is
remtatokto:.to.
ol.-Ato-.togo
Incfras* la the number o f shares
listed during the Intervening
years. At that lime there were
only roughly 400/ 100,000 shares
listed, against over* than l-TOO,000,000 shares for trading yes
terday.
Much trading as experienced
yesterday gave tha Wall Street
brokerage fraternity something t»
think shout. 81m * 1931, trading
equipment haa been vastly ox
, ended. Ths stock exchange mem
bership has toon Increased by 35
percent. Additional branch offices
have I-eon opened throughout th*
country. A now tlrker system,
designed t o " report
8,000,000.hare d*yxv has been installed.
There Is n tendency to expect
this period of quiet to drag on
for * Hm*. howsvrr.
AUT h W a ® £
Former President Is
InArgentinaHaving
Fled From Country
TALI.AH ASHEE, July
$L(A.P.i—With Florida's l*9-ds>
Legislature In sine die artQmirnmsnt, state officials ) retetvMj sat
about fitting new laws l*i> the
system of slate government'" i
Florida'* 1931 stale ta*(' lev;
officially became i 7-8 inDie. yes
terday as Governor Carittol UgUed
on* of the final arts of the Legis
lature flying stale aad etonty
mlllage. The stale levy foril93U
was U mills..
.
* *
The new mlllage. made possible
by pessag* of bills taxing.iww
source* of rsvsnur, was halTait as
ths long sought relief for real es
tate In Florida. It Includes all
stats sd valorem—th# one mill re-"
quired by th* ronatitutim fer pub.
lir school, and tho special tevlet
for particular state works.
The new biennial appropriations
art, reducing funds for optraUeln
of tho state government enme 93,
000.000 a year, wps the subject of
a conference attended by Gnvi-raor
Carlton, lobinrt members and
other department heeds.
,
All stats departments, butraus,
commissions and amende* found
themselves confronted with the
question of operating i-n reduced
appropriation*.
•
Hslarirs of many of the officiate
end their chief clerks were rut to
a salary reduction bill passrd pri
or to adoption of the general ap
propriations act. Many other sal
aries wars left unchanged in tha
appropriations bill but the total
fund alkwod to esef drp.itmeat
waa so materially reduced that
officials found they must make
up tho differonrrs In salary cuts
far employee and rurtollmrnl of
(Continued on Page Three)
SANTIAGO. Chile, July 38.—
(A.P.)—Juan. Estoben Montero,
who was chosen premier of
Chile's pew cabinet Sunday, haa
become the third man to head
tha country's government wlthi^
■ spare of about 34 hours.
Ha oaiumed tho vies presidency
yesterday afternoon following tn*
resignation of Pedro Opsin, who
was nainad acting president after
the resignation af
President
Ibwva* .Monday night. '
(Under the Chilean constitu
tion, UH vies president becom**
sctlng president when the presi
dency is unoccupied.
th* meantime, former ProelIhanrx had crossed the
r Into Argentina with HeIbanes and a group of In
friends. II# made the
on a special train,
by oficiala of the TrentAndean railway and accompanied
by n coachful of soldiers.
Ths resignation of Manor l)ps«u
aa vice president was handed In
yesterday afternoon. Honor Mon
ism. who. ■■ premier, Imme
diately .ucreeded him, had been
chosen Sunday night by Acting
President Opatu In form o t abl
est.
Ths resignation of Honor Opato w n sold to have been due to
a hostile attitude on th* part of
Uw Chilean iienata, because of
bla family connection with ths
wife- of Prealdsot (banes and
aloo toeauts of a belief that tha
public al largo would not .how
hint tho proper cooperation.
Miss Elisabeth Clark, plaa'ft
Bettor Kitchen Montero, the
neW vice president. Is o lawyer and program director of the week
(Continued on Pago Three)
ly community programs h*kl at
tk* Wandshall tack Wednesday
night doriag ih* summer month.,
announced this morning
that
while tomorrow’s progism tod not
been completed *s yet. two of th*
five set* h*d been assured.
Wtot will nn doubt be Ih* fea
forced Hollar to the limit In tho
third sot, which saw tho former ture namhrv on the program will
rhatnplon on the run almost oil bo th* t9-mla<itr performance of
the way, as ha lapsed Into period. o ne* organisation known os th*
wh)ch Indicated that ho was fast Melody Trio, sponsored by tho
tiring. Harrison
brought ths O le Co. This group, romposed of
crowd to Its feet repeatedly by Miss rtalr* Bohannon, sopiono.
th* effectlvenaa of his bare line Miss Clark as pianist, and Elliott
play, Ths sat want to Harrison, Hryaa, violinist, will soon appear
as B regular feature over Station
C- 4.
Howqvsr. tha strenuous pace WtiHn, Orlando.
Both of ths persons In th* triu
sapped Harrison'* energy
gh for Holler to .log* a bn* bad ronshiernhle experience
■Wong com* bock ond win th* as o musician. Mis* Bohannon has
feqrth set, *-l making th* match fsatured mush al programs In Or
lando and Winter Park far several
aland.gvon again.
years, and is said to poeress a so
Both players wore on edge as prano vale* of much range and
th* last sol began, and for more quality.
than 19 minute* the tan. were
Mr* Bryan ia a graduate af the
treated to aa exhibition of ten*!* I'hilsilslphla Musical Academy,
which had ast been equalled dur and ha* studied under leading vloing tho tourney. Harrison steadily llnlott la tho salt.
.
eased hia way lata the land, aad
Miss Clark haa total a nightly
victory a certainty ia a teat fsolars as o pianist to numerous
9 BUrk from th# back haa*. program, over the Orlando etaHas that had Heifer stopped at (too. apd h i' • wide following In
•very torn.
central Florida.
A .silver taring cup will to pro . f fee paella* Hisndonmlrs will
to young Harrises early ale* appear on tk* program In a
ah at a preMnistton tore- group of popular piano refection*
which will find him offialal- featuring aevsrol request nei*irdad the tills a» City toaals
ion, aaatar dlvisioa. At *
time, Ctov Williams, wia
crown, will ttae I
propriatioiuf j
Roy Harrison Is New Net Champion
Of Sanford By Defeating Holler
Roy Harrison, • IP-year-old
schcol boy, is the City tennis
champion, senior d.vlol in for 1911.
Outplaying his far mnr« r k
psrienced opponent Roy Hollar al
■very stags of O long ond fiercely
contested match Saturday after
noon, ths youth swept to a start
ling triumph by winning Ihre*
matches out of fire. The Korea
wore ♦-*, 3-4. «-l. ! « , aad *-t. „
Harrison waa away t<> a fin*
start ajlbough ha lost th# first sat,
mainly because af a *Ughl nor^
vousnees which, waa apparent, tp.
tho largo crowd of epret|tnr.. 1*
was the first time ta had be**
colored buy, tasted la final tcurnamrni play.
ng, was fined
In too first sat. Hollar, 1099
evidenced flashra
brilliant gases '
*
pi* ygd I* oh sal sating ths favorite,
FVta Sahirerd. on Friday after
mow. Hollar's soporiqr' »
• tatto measure of victory in
,
Musical Program
Being Chosen For
Weekly Concerts
The benefits tn b* derived from
the deepening of th* channel
from Honforj to Malt I-*kt, a pet
project of th* Beralnol* County
Chamber of Corns**rrs for many
years, have l>**n‘ presented in v
letter to th* Board or Englmere
for Rivers end Hirbor* at Wash
ington a* th* latest stop In effort*
to secure th# «to*p#"rel channel.
Yesterday afternoon Harry 'M.
Papworth, president of th# trad*
uody at th# behest of LL Col. L.
V. Frailer, Jacksonville, and Ronator Duncan U. Fletcher, sent
copies of correspondence h* ha*
had during th* past few months
with Col. Fresltr.
Mr. Popworth'a fetter roods os
follows:
"Board of Engineers for Klvsr*
and Harbor*.
Munition* Building,
Washington, D. C.
“ Gentlemen-.
“ L t Col. I„ V. Frailer, Corps
of Engineers, located In Jackson
ville, Florida. Informs os that
Renatnr Duncan 11. Fhtcher, of
Florida, requested that o ropy of
CM. Froifer's Utter of February
tf. IM1. and also a ropy of a letter of LI- Cot Brooke, located In
•'
W
-(A.P-i—T w q powerful ta
planes took off within j>
minute* of each other
on non-atop traiu-Ai
flights. The C a p e
manned by Russell
man, of Boston, and
Polando, of Lynn rolled
the runway at 5 A. M.
skimmsj away al an altltaBa
not mors than 60 feet until
lo sight. They are heading
Istanbul, Turkey, 3500 miles
tost
Ths second plan* cental
Hugh llerndon and Clyd*
born on a round th* world
with Moscow, 6400 mile* away
thslr first objective
Field officials feared tha
man-Polando piano might
with difficult!!* because L
great weight It carried T18
Ions of gasoline, sufficient to
It aloft 7000 mils*. They h
eclipse tho long distance
sat by th* French fIters,
and Lsbrix, who flaw 4900
non-stop.
Tho Herndon and
plans carrisd 660 gallons of
olios, enough for 660 mil**,
hep* to boat th* round t h e j
record of Post and Galty, W<
*r conditions across l
or* Idrel.
r\
n ___ _ _ u . n
t
|S&S86tt SITU
S Hurt A*
u,sr Into Passing
- y" * ”
the Improvement
Rt. John* River from Hanford to
l^k* Washington," should b*
sent to you. Doubtlem you are
aware of th* fact thst thi* l* a
subject that has Urn of vital Im
portance to the people located
within on# hundred mile* of
U k* Monro* on ths Rt. Johns
River, and w* hove striven for
over fifty jnhr* for sum* kind of
Improvement that would prevent
our yearly FLOODS,
"W# are submitting verbatim
copy of letter written Col. Fra
sier on February 37. IV3I, which
I* self-sxplonatoiy:
"HANFORD CHAMBER OF
t UMMhKt h,
Sanford, Florida,
February 37, 1931.
"•CoL I . V. Frailer,
U. H. District Knylneer,
Jacksonville. Florida.
Deor Hlr:
•••We have been advised by
Renotor Ihmron U. Fletcher, and
also by Mr*, liuth Bryan Owen.
M. C„ lo submll for jrmtr conoid
( Continued on Pag* Thro*)
least Rites To Be Paid
To FranciH Johnson
Funeral services for Frond* A.
Johnson, 73. who dfeil suddenly ot
the home of Mr, and Mr*. W. I.
Hughey, West Fifth Hlrret Sun
day night, will be held tomorrow
morning from the Erickson Fun
eral Home at 10:60 o'clock. Tha
Rev. A. H. Perk will nrfirlate. and
burial will be mad# In Evergreen
Cemetery beside the hndy of Mr*.
Johnson who died lost year.
Ths fallowing P*r»»"v wl" ,rt
as pill bearers: Jn». D, Jlnkliw,
V. E. Douglas*. Fred It. WIDna,
E. F. Ileus holder, I . P. Ilagan,
and O. P. Herndon.
Mr. Johnson was a
pioneer
resident of this tsertion, having
lived si Markham far mors than
80 yesr*. II* had a wide cirri*
af acquaints ores throughout con
trol Florida. At one time ho was
on* of tha most prominent orange
growers in Ik* Msrhhgm section,
and his grove* wtie among th*
most prodactive Is ths district.
Apparently oslxed with a heart <
attack white crossing First flfeprt
near th* postofflre this mortasg, .
O. Bassstt Smith, local prlslaf, .]
rsceleod a deep K*Ip wound and
a possible dislocation of hi* figkt i
shoulder when he fell Into tho ahto. t
of a slowly moving, automobile, _ '
and was brushed *sM*. hi* ^tod •
striking th* strel bumper t o t o ’ N
fell.
Th# driver of th# cor, B u tt (
Smith, young son of Dr. R D.
Smith, Immediately broutht. ttov
car to a halt and. asststaf by
several person* who witnessed the
accident, placed Mr. Smith In hto
car and look him to th* office V / . f !
Dr. Hmlth, wh-re hi* wound* W*(t '
dressed.
Mr. Bmllh’s wound was deep,- .
and hi* shoulder ws* causing blip
crtisldsrsbls pain whrn ha w qg' _
questions,) as to the sous* of th* ' ’
accident II* dectervH that b* re,- ,
membered nothing after ha had
stepped from the eurb near the
postoffic* until he awoke In OL ,
Hmllh's office. Hr said h* did
see the automobile.
■
Young Smith, driving the ref, U
•aid that he thought Mr. limit))
had halted to allow th# car ta Jj
pass him. but that by a mdra
glance, he noted that Mr, Bqlia
appeared to be in a dae»d eohi ,
dltlon ■* he fell against tha mld-' J
dir of the car.
Mr. Smith wos reported a* rtak-' |
log easily at hi* Third Rtraat g
horns at noon today, although hla r ,
shoulder was giving him coniid r f.' '
able pain. Dr. Rmllh waa an
In teest* *ay broken bonsa
ahogkfer.
rrade Body To
Important Med
Director* of th* Hsmlnoto '
ty Chamber of Coa
other loteraslad cltirem are i
to moot al tbs trad* body
tn th* City Hall tonight '
C'clock, where a dk
several Important mature
held.
"
Tk* mastiog Is spaa to :
resIdeal o f Sanford, and t
brought to order by
COOPERATION A8KED
Papworth, president *i
In order that Bfc*' inBaa and tody, promptly nt 9:99
grounds surrounding Um Ameri
can legion Hut in th* vicinity o f
tk* diamond-ball./ reseda may to
aUrerilvsiy kept- pereato who
to** been ia thB habit af. parktog ttalr sutemoklfe* iq the ftoU
near tha Hat are asked t f dferea ttoua this prectlsa to arofe aetlaa by Lstfee offfefefe ' Which
may r*«H In a frnra, to>8^ todlt
an (he property.
;
�*x^wi ui2 '
8 VICTO RY IN
Wla,
Strokes Difficult Lay
out Ten Under Par;
Cooper In 2nd Place
ar f a u l m ic s b l s o n
Whiter Park Outfit I*
Victim Of
lit liST. e/
Wln; In Six "Weeks Orantraat, lb
PETER BCHAAL
Na homer, war. made in the
National yootorday, tbe flrat Unto
tbl* ha* happened,In SI day*.
I Tho Cocoa Indian, and Daytona
aland.r. played rati championhip kail, with tho I.landera
timing through with a I to 0
iMtolon. Olln Ilutlo wa. never
i ' bettor ah.pe, although Murlock . to*. ad an equally aa good
|gma. Hutto allowed eight hit*,
tad atruck out aeven man, while
Murdock allowed »even hlla anil
itfwch out 10 man. Hutto', performanc,
wao in our opinion,
tottog than Murdock', for th*
Hwadon wtro crippled and had
a play Young, llugkoo, and Harb'thru* boy. who*, betting I.
Mfttlly woak, ond who otruck
it eovon time, batwoan them,
i tie won hi* own gam* with
43W placed .Ingle to l.ft field.
t i e Salat, dropped a laugh
Ml to th* DeLand nine whan
bM* *rr*r> cam* thrnugh at
hd: wrong time. Th* DaLond
Mh* wow by ■ 4 ta I acaro,
Wing lata a tie far oacand
line* with Coco* and tha
total*. Call#* kept up hia ffee
dttlng perforator* and wont
- Into th* lr.ru . lead In hatting
‘ Awith n IIIU* wider margin.
•MSHMsal m i In fairly garni
.'‘ •hap*, allbougb he walked all
.< m*n durlag the ganta.
In tha National lingua hrre'«
’ What happened,
briefly: Tho
■ Card,
and
Hravt.
apllt
a
'• double bill, th* Hraras taking
>;th* flrat S to 2 In It Inning*.
while th* Card, took Uft atcond
' r. to 4. Not a Cardinal panel
i flrat b . . . until th. I Ith Inning,
' Prnakhoui. pitching Inaplrad boll,
t Th* Card. mad. tbolr hit* count
la the American Lcagaa, all
kladh' af thing* hnppaoad. Par
la*Uner, tha T u la and While
Sag split a doabi* MIL the
■oread game af which awdad
n t* I <■ farar of tha bom
barding Yank*. Tha Boo had
lakoa tha flrat 6 to 4 la a
nlath lualag rally which waa
■ pippin. Tha Sag gat aaly fire
kite (a their flrat game but
rack o»a (wanted, with
La
Blue getting a homer, That
errand affair waa mart Ilka a
ll-A
-fl__a
- iLam
»w.
Other American League game,
imulted ■■ follow.: Tha Indian,
finally turned on tha Athletic,
and .topped that team. 13-gam.
winning atraok by a II to 2 dad.
.Ion- AvrriH'. 20th heritor of th.
year with - two on wa. a high
light, a. were rich of th. naven
nnuble* and a triple which th* In
dian. got off Hoyt and Rom.ll
during th* time 10 Till* war.
bring produced by Indian bat.
It wa. Hoyt’, flrat d.f.at in
fir . atorto. Johnny numri, th.
Florida boy, got fire hita In alt
trim for th* Indiana. . . Gooaa
Godin, who got two hlU, Including
a homer, wa. the big gun-In ib .
Drown*' 6 to 2 win over th* Sen
ator*, who got but wrin hit. of
Gray. Th* Goo.* JiAnpvd on hi.
f lrratr mate, with all ha had, and
led afery rally. , , The Rad Box
mid Tiger, apllt a double bill, with
th# Rad Sox taking th. flr.t 7 to
0 In 10-lnnlngx, and Ui* Tlg.ru th.
*(cond, 7 to 1 In nine Innings
t GEORGIANS llltOWN
HT. AUGUSTINE, July 3 7 .(A.P.)— Th* bodle. of Ham Cau
per and G. Bowlin of KiligoralA
(la., lay In a morgue hero y w
trrd.y, recovercd from the bot
tom of M ataau. river after they
Had Jumpad from a .trended rum
boat Into th* water.
By B. H. CULLdM.' - '
Fighting on uphill bottla all tha
way, with almoat cartaln dafaat
.taring than fa tha fare, tha San
ford Calory foda fln.lly omargrd
aboad In tha ith Hmlng, dropping
bock Into a Uo la tha 0th aad putting orar tha winning ran In tha
tanth, far tha flrat victory in tha
aacond half. In lhair gmma Bondar
at tha Municipal Athletic PIcU
with WlnUr Park, tha final acorn
Sanford 0. Winter Park SThe Sanford’ team gat aff to a
vary bad aUrt la tha rory Aral
Inning. Winter Park potting ovcf
fir . counter, la tbl. frame,
enough to win moot any old ball
gam*, i
WlnUr Park pot ovor one mora
run In tha third on a double by
P*cl, .ltd' a .Ingl. by OveratraaL
AfUr tha third inning, Strickland,
who waa on the mound for tho
Pad., ilgbunod down and did not
allow a hit until tha nlntl) In
ning. In tho 4th Inning only two
Porb.ro reached a* far a . ooe.
end, and from tho fifth through
the eighth lt-ww« three tfp and
thro# down fpt Winter Park.
Ydthum, .Urtad an the-jnound
for Winter J*ark. and plUhrd a
beautiful game up to tha Oth In
ning, although Hanford managed
Ip put ovor one run par Inning
with tha axroptlon of tho 4th ond
dlth.
After putting up tach a won
derful dafenM during tha entire
game, not on error rholkrd up
agalnat tho Sanford bojr*^ during
lima, th. Prd. let
tha entire Dta
down In tha flrat half .o f tha
ninth, allowing two run* to eoma
In to tlw the .core.
A* Hanford rnuld do nothing In
their half of th* 9th. the game
went Inin tha tenth with the
more .till knotted. Strickland
made ahort work of the P.rk.r
hatter. In Ihla Inning, only thra*
bettor* facing him. In th. Fed.
half of th. tenth Inning, Miller,
plnrh hilling for Hurried* went
out third to flrat) Brhlrard out
ahort to flrat) Martin at bat;
Martin met on* of Chubb'* feet
breaking hall., hitting to toft
field for a double. Al Rogero up,
the rrnwd wild, Imploring Al to
lln. It nut; A| aUo put on* orar
tho Irft fielder', hep! to bring
Marlin In with tha winning run,
ant thu. th. gomo ended, with
Hanford on tho long ond of a 0 to
0 *rore.
At Rogrrn w*. th* otar at bit,
getting four hit* out af all time*
up; h* *l«n played a. ran.*tlon*l
w-n-rr*T-
Yochwm, p ,
Chubb, p
Gufford
Aaaacl.tod Proa ' Sharia WrH*\
U L L tR CLUB,
Total.
'
SANPORD
Brhlrard, c
Martin, tf
Rogoro, lb
Pittman, lb
Sam., rf
Illggin., lb
P tU n, lb.
Strickland. p
Hantaan, If
Millar, If
ST. PAUL*
Minn., Juljr 27.-(A.P.)-Hort<m
Smith finally overtook Ida notorieua jinx yntorday . by . raptorlay tha 110,000 SL PaaI cyan
golf chain plonihlp with a r o u
ts* 72-hoU total of fTS, 10
ttrokra on<l*r par for tha chainplaaakip Kollar Club layout.
Stirvad for a ' golfing conqoaat
■toea ha blasod a trlomphant
trail through tha big • WlnUr
toumamanta of IK M t , tha antTotala
40 0 1 IM wblla “Joplin Gho*t" now rogiag—Two out whan winning ran farad oot of Detroit, cam. back
_______ A
with mighty round, of 69-69-67
pcorvti.
,
71 to braaoo homo with tha tltlo
Score by Innlnga:
Winter Park
610 000 001 0 - 0 aad. «U 0 0 prtsa money by a
Sanford
III 110 0S0 6 -0 Uiraa-atraha
A ul.U t Minor 1, Draooor T, fending champion, “ Ughthorae
Orantraat 4, Tbdioni, Brilliant, Harry" Caopar of Chicago.
Trailing Smith by tig ahote la
Roger., Illggin., P.Ur* f , Striekland.
*
v a deadlock fag third place worn
Error*: Minor, Draa.tr 1, Pool George . Van Dm. goIT. big
I, Orantraat I, Toehum, Schi* boslMaa man, aad Walter Ha-'
gen, another golfer wf flrat 4irard, Roger*, Hlggiaa f.
lU.re on ball*, BtriekUnd 4, maMlon. who I* making a .tie
Chubb I. Two boat hlU. Bogart, ring comeback. Ed Dadloy of
Illggin., Martlrf, Peter. I, Pm ] t Wilmington. DoL, who toppad the
I-sft on boMi, Sanford 9, Winter par branking field at M holer by
Park S. Hit by plUbad ball. Mar-, two ohota over Smith aad Vaw
ria. Struck out, by BtriekUnd 4, Dm couldn't hoop up hia pace
Yoehum 4, Chubb I. Umpire., and fall into fifth placw with
a XU total.
Cochrell and 8 panear.
Hutto and MaMey.
■\
8 C Auguatino. 000-010 000—1 7 I
Da Laad
100 001 0 0 0 -4 0 1
'BatUrUa; Whatley aad I. Maobora) Parrani aad WUkad.
.
AMBSICAN LEAGUE
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Philadelphia — ___ 70 SO .7*)
W aaklngton---------- U
SO .017
New Tart ------ -— M 4 1 J N
Clavalaad--------------- 4* 49 ATS
B t Lewie r --------------41 4* .401
ponton .....----------SO67 J00
C hicago....... ........... S4
.60 2370
Detroit A --------—
66 <1 A0i
Yesterday'* - BaoaMf
liberal ALLOW ANCR
1 o r i.M t h ii r « M W ..n r
LEGAL NOTICE
Johnny Goodmon of Omaha lad
Uia . matron with 73.73.71-70,
banting out Harri.on -Jimmy*'
Johnaton of SL Paul, 1K9 nation
al amitour champion, who got a
The Putnam Lumbar Co. Die- 00 on hia aecood round, by three
mond Balt team of DeLand will ■trokao.
DeLand Diamond-Ball
Nine To Play Tonight
engage the Sanford Diamond ball
team In a game hare tonight R
II. Cullum » .y . ha doaa not know
ju.t what kind of a team DeLand
will have hare; however, ha boHart, tha Sanford boya will -he
mora than their m.leh.' Tbe.npw
uniform* have arrived and will
ba uaed In tha flr^t game tonight
t o r
Tho Icodcti, their four IS-hoto
round, and tholr prixao oid u tlvo of tho award, for oach of
tin beat round.:
ft':?.'* W ^ttrauU
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, Harry Cooper, Chit.go, 71-70707o—m —12,000.
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POR SALE:
Mm'ptnh A Cypraa.
_p - u. aiBtker, *f LokgwuW- H J. n*lur, *r Lwnawowd. n *r.
ISE*
Ovarg* C. Crvm. ■
Georg. Von Elm, I-on Angela.,
6949-74-71—M4—91,360.
Tax Collections For
Walter Hagan, Detroit, 71-71
UU—IU50.
O s c e o la Disclosed 70-70—
Ed Dudley, Wilmington, DeL,
KISSIMMEE - Oocaolg county .71-70-76-74—U6—9000.
Joe Bailor*, Duluth, Minn, 71ha. crilactod between $0 and 70
parccnt of tha 1910 tax*# a$ torn* 71-71-74—187-6UO.
Danamora Shut., H u d a a n#
pared with an approximate 64
percent collection for tha com* Ohio, 71-70-71-76—0 0 —$160.
Al Eaplnoaa. Chicago, 72-73-71•ponding p*ri»d U.t year, eald G.
I. Bandy, ta* caUocter racwntly.
Olln Dutra, Lot Ahgtlra, 71-68If* .aid th* Conaolldatod l-mtul
company, U rgot
Uxpayvr >lo 76-T6—S89—1200.
Paul Runyan. While Plain*, N.
Y-, 71-77-71-70—190—$160.
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Jimmy Poulla, Chicago, 71-71■t*r. to rvmoving th* ad valacom 74-74—1*0—$100.
tax from Florida rani mUt*.
Aubrvy Boom.r, Franca, 09-74Tho U i c'.IUetor oald that u«- 7R-T7-491—$100.
Ira. tho*. who hare not paid t i n .
M, Dutra, U a Angola*, 74-T6
do *a before lb* b a rd of rounly 73-TA—291—$100.
'
rommlwlonara nraat August 3, to
Ah* Rapideoa, Chicago, 71-71flx th# budget, that th* mlilag* 74-74-f » » - $8ft
will hove ta bo raUod.
J
Bob MacDonald, Chicago, T»
T
rg^,asi.n«!3ssRU
Horton Smith, Detroit, 09-6007;7J—17*—I1J&00.
PIANO IN . flrkt ’ clAi. condition
$100A0 coah or
tiniile for
thicken*, B a $61, AMtor), Pin.
To alt rrMItor*. l«a*U*m- ew rtk,
mo . and all paranna having.rialm.
W
PHtohurgh___
Philadelphia —
CloclanaU ..—
v.
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Recent inveatlfatlone cotfdbcted from the office of the
county solicitor In Deck codcty rcvdhi that ft h u Wen
rather a common practice in fecent yaftra for certain atfhfldee to make loans In email amounts to people In more or
leas Impoverished circumstances et exorbitant and illegal
rates of Interest. Annual IntdrMt rated' In'senia cases, the
solicitor’s report declares, run as high as 240 percent, amt
result in a debtor repaying the entire amount of his small
loan many times before ha la actually relieved of the ft>*
it. JULY M. i»»l
ro A ROBIN
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arrived
tho sunny
; with grsllttido was
ng, when I hoard you
your comlngJlUlo bird,
a songatoi* oftoa do,
too osrly now and
vory glad that you
irks* from all my orchard
d m * the
kilo
aach
praying bugs
passing vernal
vibrant with your
titrst
notss
Joyous
now paying usurious rates of Interest for small loans
against their salaries and I Invite all persons who harf
been doing business with these four companies to coma In-'
to my office so thsl I can ad ik e them whether they, come
within the provisions of the law tinder which the compa
nies forfeit the right to collect principal or interest," So
licitor Pine reported. "Some of Hiese money lenders said
that they keep no records and have no books.
"Wo intend to follow up this Investigation with orosecutlon of all cases that come to our attention and to nee
to It tljit tho usury laws are enforced. There are several
legitimate companies doing busirienn In Miami kntl 1 (lo not
want to cast reflection upon them because they fill a need
In the present period of depression. No money lenders are
going to gougs the people of Miami.
“ Under the atate lew Interest of more than 10 per
cent per annum cannot be charged except on email loans of
under 1800, for which 3*$ per cent per month can be
charged under a special act. If anyone charges between
10 and 2fi per cent Interest per annum, except sS provided
In the special act, he forfeits the right to collect any inter
est at all and if he charges more than 28 per cent per
year he forfeits his principal also," the report concluded.
The report of the Dade county solicitor Is In line with
similar disclosures beclouding certain losn agents hi Tam
pa. As a direct result of an attempt by one of these affents
to beat a few dollars out of an Ignorant negro, an Investi
gation showed that it was a rather common practice to
lend five or ten dollars with Interest at the rate of a dollar
a week. In such casee the debtor found It almost Impos
sible to get out of debt, and often paid tribute for many
months until his original loan had been repaid mafty times.
Such practices are absolutely In violation of etatfe law
and should be vigorously prosecuted wherever discovered.
gratitude.
bird," I
f a m il y
at
M at
lT»oth•r, with sutmodad glues,
aids ths dogma of hsr pfaeg,
Far at thw taMs's northern pale,
In snows si damask tool, to Sol*
Forth coffaa, sponsoring a clsar, which, br withdraw In* thori
Ddtfc flow. TVs tarn la *rtul teno credit*, had brought ths
crisis to o head." •
Rsvsts."
U - Hass of beastjr Uko hrr son!
"CtrnUny," he sold, "I* gratefnl Tor Great Britain's nim ssrrsd
To Isft and right th* cfatldran Snd ready acceptance Of ths
Hoorsr plan."
flank bar,.
RsapoOding to ths losat of walTho ghl with charm with which
comr,^Prlmc Minister MacDonald
to thank her
But with o spirit quick and ruda
Chafed by th* lo*g
meal's
quistud*
And gent I# dullness, form aad
chatter,
The r o u t that smirks upon tho
plsltsr,
Self-conscious
In tho way of
faod
Accustomed to bo praised os
good.
• rail but also to show th* world
A bright root, armored with a that, despite lb* difficulties at
thorn,
tho present situation, our confi
Norer, norer will she bo worn
dence In Germany continue* unAs nosegay: she It honk, theugh dlminlaherf.”
Declaring that Germany
Is
passing through "sariou* time*,"
Tbs boy ond girl ar* port and th* prime milkier added that he
and his rolleague were "fltlyd
•harry
Tb this ' most temporals board, with admiration for the country"
and firmly rnsVlnced that "If *he
*‘ i Yrsw
That nojthor parent may eschew, aortal ^11 h /r Intellactuat, moral
T ho' lad’s tongua spicing aach •"d economic powers to got on
her feet again, without
citing
frssb plot*
With h o i new truth* collegia!*. way to despair, other nation* will
And holding all things hi debate. help her," because, he aild, "A
free, self-respecting Germany is
te
th* ■dhkklaary Is IhsisAy' sat Ik
motlo*. the most Important fact
Is that this notions rrjhtMenUd et
ths.London conference ware obis
td ag fse aboar co-operating hWuv
so. hit» * Girwanr.
•'Slits Uw and #f ths London
conference, - m a n y
Important
things, haVs ■happened, First; I
would Hki. to U f I opperefato the
oyaMaard sf-F iw k e and I wlak
that; ths convert* Done between
yoorsolrss and ths French statci.
men *wy eiitln se,<with thh pdft letratios of other caoatrha If
necessary.
"We must forest ths post, res
in* that ths f i l m depends upon
polldsd comforted by men of good
wUI, animated by a spirit of co
operation, «nab!ln* them te sup*
press feeling* o f alarm and sus
picion, which. If they wars per
mitted to exist, would bars lb*
direst conaeqoencsa and finally
lead to war."
In hia welcoming address. Chan
cellor Omening said that ths Ger
mans Word mindful a lso 'o f condi
tion* In Fn gland.'“ We know yos
In England are alas hating a
stressful Urns," ha sold, "rgusad
to aonps talent by tho crisis Is
Germany spreading Internationally. The loyal co-operation o f all
nation*, and matual' assistance, U
Examinations
EXAM IN ATIONS FOR SCHOLARSHIPS IN T H l
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA A N D T R E STATE COL
LEGE FOR W O M E N W IL L BE HELD A t T H E SAN*
FORD JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL- BUILDING A T
RIGHT
O'CLOCK
ON T U E SD A Y
MORNING*
AUGUST ELEVENTH , 198L
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For enrollment blanks end further Information
call at the office of the superintendent at Ifii court,
house, Sanford, Florida.
Again
wee# nsvsr
When your crop wo*
thoksd with food, •
mttlmts Jsdtd soul wso
itful
POETS OF TPQ4V
said—end
btornlng to m* awry yaor,
lank that ripple* from your
i, throat
j always soothing to th* ctr.
Mrover, wllh unerasing toil,
’ou ar* forevrr In pursuit
Crawling thing*, which would
I dsapoll
If budding fruit."
whan th* charrh* rounded out
ind rlpsnril In th* summer sun,
Mri the tree* you daahtd
^ shout
Jkd *|* thenu every
jBlftf you wire-a greedy eu,
■L year heart I lasmad to a**,
jon ’d been working for your— Bj James J. Montagus.
mfrUCfO
jjgt
Many astounding situations mark -the hundred days Ths podding proves “ Victories,"
vote# down every Senate revenue bill, and the Senate de
feats every House revenue bill. A laund/y measure passes
both houses, apparently, but when laitlon the Governor's
desk Is pronounced a forgery. An investigation reveals Ir
regularities in the State Road Department, but nd steps
ere taken to remedy the unsavory condition.
But perhaps mast amailng of all, as the Miami Her
ald points out, Is the proposition “ found in the minority
report submitted by Representatives Larson and Lewis to
the Legislature In Tallahassee as membfcra of the commit
tee appointed to Investigate contracts and purchases made
by the State Roed Department. Charges nad been made
that the price of sand Increased approximately 100 per
cent after Shanda A Baker became selling agents for near
ly all tho sand pits In Florida, The Inference, of courae,
was that the doubling of tho price of this cheap necessity
In road conaVruction was the result of a monopoly,
- M-*Fhare-da not. tho sligh t set- scin tilla o f
And hood W-glhTS with o confec
tion
•
To which th*y grimoco on objec
tion
‘ ‘'
And sempo their ehnlrc . , , .
"W «». let' thsm go . . .
Their shadows chsso thom on tho
Will,
Tbs glrfs hslr In ths eandlo-
gtsw
Rlrsama like ■ burning wstsr-foil
Ths father growls, "Thojr'r* both
• tab wlso
For oo . . . " Tho mother rids
h*r cyss
Of tasys uwfoeMonabls now.
And ' ponder* atrango. philoso
phies . . , ,
Th* men alts at*ring at hla
cvldtucu In r u n s * a rrtfi#
>ve a sand monopoly,’ aaya the report, ajgnrd by Messrs.
rson and Lewis. The price rise Is shown to be the roeult of “ cutvthroat conipetltlon.” *
“ In ordinary business affairs ’cut-throat competitlpn’
means the lowering of prices to a point where every trang-
K
ider if Bt. Petersburg atlil
the veteran* horn* is worth
young
bloods
leirda, but we'll b*l it
, able to drntroy the rccits member*.
n*s are much better In Bannow that a fellow tnok a psi r (ha counter the ither night
mt forgetting tu pay for it.
ouncement
I Hty of Hanford haa reducad
Orating txpensta about one- production areas of North Florida^—-Lake GRy M ptrly.*
Ig the past few ysami Why
i t th* atot* of Florida do
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Oilh Uie #(lerman foreign
regarding ths wrsrtng of
ir, It mlgh't hsr* iwen esNewspoptr* tn 8t- r«Urskuia
:■that th# jivka ot wksol and other cillsa ar* and have been pajamas by ila salka woraaa:
very greatly Imposed upon hi thd star* hot only doss no# htA
v< rtlilng In Ths Indspandatr
reil 1* trying tu find matter of frau publicity, whtph 1* does not uaa paid advartiaiq
Kre was a blonds or ths poll!* asms for free adver olthtr losal paper. Y*t ths 1
-Orlando New*. 8b* tising under th* gtilk* of how*. agar1was var. analoua to rat
*, of <<mrs*. Didn’t Ths effort to got fr** odrsrtla- sdvartialng. fncldenlaflr, U :
herT
lug, through tba medium of al be Hated that lU store did
leged nswg stall**, ,1a peralstuat,
land Is really worried not only Ik thl* city but also* lit
th* money France t* lit* whol* country.
,t of the country, we
Whan a liberal adyartiasr, who
ot she round up s fsw uses much spoca for which h*
tod pul them In chars* psy*. aska for a naw* Item Ihtf
really la nawa hut carries with' M
mors or Mss sdvartlying, tho
South American rsve|i nowip* pars do not shJacV a t ,ptr.
tba rsalgnatlon of tM Which reminds us tht the big adMldsnt Bom day thsr* vartlstrs, as a rule,' ask for laaa
i be a South American than th* amall. sdvcrtUsrs, But
kt didn't bar* n rarolu- whan a hualneas kouaa that dors
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Synchro 5fl#n» Ooar $hfff
A rrtn ie m q n ta h ave b een
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reoionl why Or a horn coraare^
dlaflncfjy BETTER core. ie« ee -'
'ikVf y°tt;
.
1Icily, vary tbiniy dJsgulwd, than
there U protest.
In ths last weak fh a IruJeyapd-
go it la only conalatast
fhoat ypot « U* U V
ant haa rscalrsd r*
adeortialng that
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Personal Activities
stH
OtOm Tnlaph — a 14f t
T**<b Seeker. Hold IdBcal Group Named
Meeting On Heodajr A* Fertilizer Arent
XBBirln*,
Th* Troth Sooktr* Clap* of thp
n m Kothodlat church had It*
rotular basinets and aociai m*al{bf *t tho ho no of Mta. / . f .
Nursoa, 1»«4 Sanford Aroeao,
al *:ta •'•tack. With Itru.
w. D. Haolahan, chairman, and
f t " . J. H. TiUls, Mr*. O. W.
Spanear, Mrs. W. M. McKim, Mr*.
J. r . Riser a* hootassc*.
After th* regular bus Iarta and
social masting tha ha*teoaoi served
punch and wafers to thoir guests.
Tho** present ware Mrs. I* M.
Telford. Mrs. P. M. Elder. Mrs.
0. W. Spcnctr, Mrs. Francos Mfxaoo, Mrs. P. D. Pm her. Mrs. John
Pearson, Mrs. Johnny Parksr,
Mrs. T. ft Wilson, Mrs. I. f t
Hart, Mr*. John A. Varnpr, Mrs.
J. W. Rutledge, Mr*. Nfch **rnoesan, Mr*. J. H. TUIIs, Mrs.
W. M. McKIm, Mrs. J. F. Riser.
Mrs. Georgs McCrum, Mis. A. D
SMsmabcr, Mrs. Mr, D. Hoolehan,
Mrs. VT. f . ct»rk, Mrs. W. C.
Deklo, Mrs. J. M. Morris. Mrs. W.
ft Walla, and Mrs. Alma Hub
buch.
k t e t hl' tha hhapKoi
Endeavor Society To
(fold Picnic Thursday
f « ft* rsiwaindar ol
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m h it b* n
* Al
t ? ha* u
U »kr ilaf* mil naphaw,
K n . Laloa Tool*.
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fw
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la vitaitlOfk
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L n r i n A n upecU
Utah < JflN *U to «r-
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M fi. 8. T . Croa* and
l«ft inlyrdii for • (*o
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m, C*.; f o r 1 about \
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(YCaln of Orange*
rialitog hor «t*Ur, Mrs.
| » * ^ h , W» W ait Flrat
Ifatbqwa, of Hamtot,
H.
•Mnday T«t» ha tha
jU . i n i Mk i m
i3nejpts«s:t
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Mr*, f . ft Roumltlat fau ?•■
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Daytona Bosch
baaif Milting IfHV
Zachary, who has boon
_ Hi* flying school In Ml4jli«fct»d t« return hois*
qraifplaaa.
>*Mt
M iroty U t l o f ChorC.'S visiting hor cousin,
T tr fS W T a * U t
,» s w ft y k Avaru*. '■
Mr*. J, .f t Woodruff
from Coronado
* * lh*jr hot* boon
‘ p u t "Month.
.. f t Wnlhor, and «on,
h«t* rrfttnwd frbm
8. ’•ft, tutors »ho 1ho*
ths iinnisor.'
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• ops' *v*i % f t Stowo no*
tb rtrofri Coro SprlhgJ 4**d
- Tlll* " t o d a y wb.ro Wr.
wiU ottood- to hooinoo* to*
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The Apopka Christian En
ds* ror Society will entertain all
the Endeavorers of th* Orlando
Dletriet at m Rally to be held at
Rock Sprthgx,
near Apopka.
Thursday, July a& The
enter
tainment will begin at 4:00 P. U.
With' a swim la the springs. At
•:00 P. M. thus will be n picnic
supper. Everybody If requested to
bring a basket of tynch. The
drinks will bo furnished. Immedi
ately following th* supper, n
meeting will b* held outdoors at
Reek Springs.
The Endeavorers wishing to go
are requested t* meet qt th*
Prlsbytorlan Church ai
2:3(1
o’clock.
SOCIBTT MBKT8
Th* Senior Christian Endeavor
Society of tho
Preattyterian
Church held Its weekly meeting
Sunday at 7:00 P, M. Th* topic
was “ Building the
kingdom
Through PrlSonel Development"
and the lender we* Georgian*
Hart. Mr. Du Bose gave * short
talk oa the topic.
UME GIVEN
WORK DONE
BY LAW BODY
(Continued from Pag* One)
several measures .of stele-wide ap
plication but.trialing mostly to
court procedure. •
Joint commute* Inveetlgaled
frrgery in connection with purporfed passage during rtgular »»•slid of bill to regelate operation
of laundriea. Report said forgery
was evident but responsibility
elffld not be fixed.
House committee Uiv**tig*t*d
reported option by elate to P«rr
chdee office bulldlng.frop* Ken*Ior
W .'C . Hodges, and recommended
that practice of state b«>lng from
members of Legislature be dls.
coutkgad end discontinued.
Iteua* committee tnvestlgaled
changes of Irregulsrlllc* In staU
mat department. Majority report
charged msmbors of the departtnelt with encouraging rulluali*
bid* In furnishing equipment and
annpllaa.
bill incrapalng malM
>*h£Ab
with e»♦eh fW Acans*
license S3
w percept,
P
“Urn tad
“ revstrUf
revenue *f
*1 11^)00,(KW *npcration of toun
nna (y going to oopi
ty yublft schools.
"
bill for tan
of $!J0 on
npsod
I
.*** '1100 pros* receipt* of telephone, telegraph, gas and electric
companies. Estlmsfed revenue or
ISofop* far etata t^vaniry
ITsaed.biil far raeimcation of
gas Sot tpa ratenue, wllb tbrao.
can i gslag to state road depnrtm«dt s M thre* cents to count lea
pro arttoenlrly oa has!* ol aree,
pop tailon, ‘ and money *p*«t tn
eon fructlon of stale roads-
mTSSk©“Affi'iSE
roeolntlpn to res
t i h t M H>t of
Officials of th* Gulf Kcrtlliur
C*.. Of Temp* this mo mi ag Winouaced th* appolatment of the
Zachary-Veneer Co., a* their lo
cal agent, with J. R. Henderson
as field repreaentatlv*.
Th* advantage* sf this arrangemvht, which gov* Into effect at
once, am said to be that local
g r o w n aad farmers will have
available In Hanford *1 all Maaee,
ample aupplie* of fertilisers and
other (leif products, a tlme-eev
Ing convenience which it is etpccted will be appreciated by
those Interested.
Among the material* which the
Zachary-Veneer Cm, will handle la
Car-bo-ash, a nsw product, form
ulated, patented and manufac
lured aelely by th* Gulf Fertlliaar
C*.. and known a* a synthetic
■abslitut* for hardwood ashes.
Soils where an antes* of acidity Is
Indicated, are aald to be especially
suited for treatment by Car-boash.
dollar* to four million dollars an
eually for stale treasury.
Passed state's first race track
and peri-nratuel law, overrldt
Governor Carlton's veto. Revenue
estimated up to ft ,000,000 an
nually among slate’* *7 count:**.
Passed IT.60o.Wu appropriation
to Insure standard eight months
school term In alt eouallea, taler
increasing aatomoblt( Urease* to
cover meet #f approprtalion. Other
sources would supply remainder.
Passed bill taxing commissions
issued by governee at ltd each.
Estimated revenue of VIOO.UOO for
■tat* treasury.
House Investigated Impeach
menl charges against Comptroller
Ernest Ames, and cleared him of
all charges.
Investigated reported rare track
legislative lobby end cleared ell
officials, legislators and other per.
srqs accused.
Investigated cost of educational
system In abate, end rotommeaded
economise t# cut down |*r capita
cost
Th* regular session roat the
■tat* about 1200,000, and two spe
cial session* cost approximately
260.000 each.
Approximately 3600 bills Intro
duced during thrrr sessions, and
more then GOO passed. Majority
were of local nature.
Numerous ways were suggested
for raising revenue U operate
the stale government and. elimi
nated the stats ad valorem tax on
real estate except for the eon«tl
tutlonal one-mill levy fur echo” !*Hales Lm proposal* In Varlout
ferma ware laid before the leglslatera. The** suggestions ranged
from a Up on a selected commod
ity to a graduated gross retail
sales las and a two percent stamp
tax on M) shies. Th* general sale*
tax was Mtlmaled to raise t/0^.
000,000 annually. All were klllrd
or left tu di* on th* calendar.
Creation of a state tax commis
sion ^ 1(1 q state purchasing agrn.
cy, both measures endorsed by the
Carlton adnvlniilntllvn, prrtlpjtalrd Mettle* In both the House
and Senate, The mease re* were
killed.
A proposal fa* a coaatUutlenal
amendmaut to make possible the
levy of a Mat* income tea was
made at the regular aaaalen but
was not advanced to final consid
eration.
An' thvr suggestion kilted by
a Menat* committee wae that a
convention be called to revise the
stale constitution with reference
to taa colisction laws.
A resolution; requesting Con
gress
cgll rof all oration of the
prohibit log laws. died.on the Sen
ate calendar a| adjeetument. It
never wee considered after being
introduced
Th* Hegel* twice passed a Mil
caltlag ffr an increase, oi l s *
cents a gallon In gasoline taxa
tion, but tbs measure
novae
necked * (final vole in th* Ho**#.
Th* ons-efat Inert*** was a com
promise agreement belwepu the
two branches in an effort te end
the sreonq special session.
The Hops* pas sod, but th* Sen
ate killed;* MU to tag cigarette*
A setae| House committee which
wprkrd between special evasion*
reported the stale needed I U » ,
ofl* revenue, ebero. that m olded
at th* ratdtar and find special
to
‘yft'**-*
tap. wa*
i a c l u d * i n g k t h r e e rove^u* WHa
far* adjo i
ef money front one state
aboutefght
Ineeettgnted reported
d. The lflO tax
money ftmp oee .t*U
, by rtp ea of transfer
___ revewue li t l Ureeat eaaad atuney owed heakq waq
levy wa* It
MQRATOklCM M DHLARBO
WASH! IOTON, July 2ft _
I Ad*-)—T a Commerce Depart.
,PMl i i c u n
chT.r^SM if'hii’tia
Sj
tH liin p
hnCaai t
until July
TUEfinATj JULY S f t l t t % J
Letters Reyetl
Steps Employed
To Secure Canal
(Continued from page One)
•ration aad approval, go w
to
.adde waste of time at Washington,
th* aahject-melter to whkh w<
drew .Ape attention by correspond
ence, under date of February
tilth, 1911— Navigation Impruva
men! and Flood Central for Hrmlnole end Volusia Ceuntlea, by
mean* of e Canal from Halt Lake
to the Indian River, n project
•ought by our people for the past
fifty years. We ero therefore
pleased to present te you her
with certain outstanding facto
concerning the navigation Im
provement cf the Ht. Johns Ris
er from Sanford south to Halt
Lake, and tkan .easterly to th*
Indian River, by Canal'over the
right of way originally surveyed,
established anj approved by the
l). g. District Engineers, and by
such navigation improvement con
trol Hoodwalera now afftctlng
thousand* of acre* pf Improved
farm lands runnfhg from Jack
sonville aaulh to Lake Washing
ton.
“ '1. The carrying out of this
project was originally attempted
hy the establishment of what ia
known as tke Upocr Ht. Johns
Klvrr Navigation District, the fi
nancing of which was to hr pro
vided for by taxation upon Bre
vard and Seminole
Count lea.
Legislative enactment* were put
through, and tax levies author
ised, but due to th* tact that the
authorisation for the levy wae
made Immediately after
the
breaking of the Florida boom,
nothing was accomplished. Opposi
tion to tbv tax levy brought out
the fart that th* benefit* result
ing from • deeper rhannel from
Hanfur-I to Sell lake and the cut
ting of a Canal through would
benefit property from Jackson
ville la lake Washington, end
Ihertfuir saddling this expense
upon the Countie* of Brevard end
Seminole we* unjust.
“ '2. The benefits to be de
rived from the deepening of the
channel from Hanford to Halt
Lake and the cutting through nr
the Canal are a* follow*:
A. It would i pcn up *n in
terior waterway from Jarksonvilla to the Indian Klvrr. permitting both friight nod passenger
boats, an,{ pleasure yachts. Inland transportation hy water
from Jacksonville lu Miami..
II. It wuuhl^give a flood con
trol that would prevent the overflowing of thousands of miss of
cultivated land* and tilru* grove*
which tarry year are aulijett to
the floodwaleni of the HL John*
River, an,| a* a flood control
measure, would benaftt every acre
o f land, industrial property and
improvad farm property adjoin
ing the River, all the way from
Jacksonville to l-aka Washington,
“ *X We present to you that,
as the navigation of the St.
John* River is now handled, wr
have simply en In and out navigallon project, freight b ats ply
ing hack and forth betwren Jack*
eenvitl* and Hanford, whereas,
with the deepening of tha channel
from Hanford to Halt l-akr, anil
the cutting through of the Canal,
navigation cruld flow front Jack
sonville lo the sea at Miami.
" '4. Figure* compiled shuts
that the monthly frrlghl tonnage
Houlh is about M.Ooo tons, end
about 3,000 tuna going North.
The tonnage it constantly increas
ing. and showing a rather re
markable Increase in river trans
portation since having the cooper
ation of the U. H. Engineering
Department In keeping the chan
nel op'n and free from congestion and hyacinths and other ob
structions, and w* believe beyond
question of a doubt, that with the
extension of thlx navigation out
let through lo Miami, It tould lm
Increased by a thousand percent.
“ •6. We think the fleod con
trol phase ef the uadrrtaking
■howld M l be overlooked. This
section at limes produces fifty
paeiewt of all the winter-grown
CRLKRY reaching the markets of
the United .States, ea well as
tkagsands of rata of mixed vrgrlabtes, and wa believe, that the
lalareats of the Country are In
volved,
well •* arc the Inter
ests o f these ergsgrd In farm
pursuit* and Industrial and'commetrlal projects eaUbllthed with
in the overflow districts of the
Ht. jsk a i Elver, aa^ aa such, we
believe tke undertaking la one
that deserve* the ronaidtrollon of
Ike Cpimtry at Urge, as well aa
of Florida.
We wfuld like to point
•ut. that whenever uncontrolled
floodwaleni wipe out any big pro
ducing aeetlm ef lbees United
8 tatoe, caaulag misery, pestilence
end toes, and a curtailment qf
prodaettacy tka' Country at large
I* just aa muck affacted. although
Indirectly, a* are. those living
with!*' tha lmmediela bound* of
" ‘A Ckitaialttn raproaaatlng
oar CttotaW qf C M a u r t would
itka, to arroa^a hrtth you far
gervaaai iahlroiaar la Jackroa
*tu*. befero yea tookt m daalai
la. tha ntaitov, bacaBaa yvrvc pgrsooai aptalw * aa aor petit ton will
•afeafctafly- garora Uftatttoaa.af
ear roptaaaaUUvaa la Waehlng-
Ton. We know that the propld of
Jacksonville. PalaUa,
DcLand,
Winter Park and Orlando, a/id In
fact, the people of all the coun
ties In which thee* cities are lo
cated, will support our petition
requesting federal aid for bring
ing about dliect navigation from
Jacksonville to Miami by inlana
waterway—but kindly appreciate
the fact that through navigation
will give flood control and pre
vent what you younvetf witnessed
last summer,
"'A ll of which la respectfully
submitted.
11. M. PAPWORTH.
President.'"
* "lf your Board of Engineers
would give some conslderalli n to
this project. It vgiuld Ims greatly
appreciated by hundreds of thou
sands of people who suffer yearly damage because uf there being
no flood control for the Ht. Johns
River, and If you woul,| permit
us te semi a Committee to Wash
ington, with photographs of the
floods lest summer—which flotuls
CoL Frexler personalty witnessed
—we should lm more than pleased
to send such Commiltrc anil pre
sent the facts and photographs.
Very truly yours,
II. M. Papwnrth,
President.'"
deney vacant.
This action was formally rati
fied by the Senate. It was conrtrued to jne*» that elections
would be held in bU days, as pro
vided for by the constitution, end
that Esteban Montero would con
tinue In control in the meantime.
The Senate also passed a reso
lution providing fur general am
nesty for political prisoners and
those In exile and providing for
the public sale of the govern
ment newspaper lot Naeion.
Orderly crowds filled the down
town streets last night, encor
ing for Kstclau Montero and
lUanquler.
A new cabinet was formed
shortly aftar Vico I'rrsidenl Este
ban Montaro took the oath of o f
fice.
The cabinet was sworn In Im
mediately and the now govern
ment began functioning.
State Officials Lindberghs Leave
Begin To Adjust For Maine Before
Into New Laws Continuing Flight
(Continued From Pago Ono)
uffl e expenditures.
Home officials frankly
*xpressrd doutd uf tneir ability to
conlinur piv-enl
departmental
funrtbn* with the reduced funds.
Mofl * f them learned the provlsion, of the npproprialiims bill for
thr first time toii.t} ns the full
blit 111 its completed folio was not
read in villici House of the Lef i
lature before ndj-lirlililfnt yestrrtl*).
Official who got »atary reduc
tion* were the governor, supreme
coutl Just ires, the hotel vummlssloner, the motor velicle commis
s i'nee, the ihaitninu of the state
raid department, the shell fish
commissioner, the game and fresh
water fish commissioner, tho state
forrstcr, the commissioner and
the ditrclur uf wulfare, circuit
juilgis. slate attorneys, chief
clerks in many departments and
others. Cabinet officers wrre not
rut.
Conferences kept the governor
busy must of the day but he
aimed it mtml'cr of legislative
acts of the second sprcial scsshii.
lie still had 78 lloiise.hills and 23
Senate hills awaiting hi* nltention.
He has III days in which to net on
the manstiies
Few legislators remained in thr
cspitol yesterday.
Senate and
lloii-e rlerks worked lo complete
nil files of tho rvioid blinking
assembly,
Crews of employes
w rked to put executive chatnher
■ml inmmlller rooms ill order.
Many statu ilepnrtm, nls prepared lo move Iwek into capital
quartets vacated four nienthx ago
to make room for the Legislature.
(Continued from Page One)
tampering.
Attrr Captain Child had walrymed them lu the station, ho offt red to hare tho piano tnoorod,
hut Lindbergh expressed de*irq
tu sea it done pers, rally, and hw
and Mrs. I.indhetgh taxied in It
lu the huoy mid spent nearly half
an hour aiding in the mooring.
Ur said they w.iuld not carry
mure (hail .'160 gallons i f gasoline,
drspltr th,. 6:it>-gallon rapacity of,
the plane, and would cruise slowly
all the s i , to tuwer gasoline con
sumption. Hr expected tu spend at
least one night at each nf tha
stopplnp places across Canada and
Siberia.
I.lmlhrrgh vvn* asked th* dlx.
lanrc of their longest water hup.
Hr n-plinl that he believed about
2IHI miles.
A curious Rent In the Lindbergh
luggage was a maihrlc, n hravyhUdrii, slightly cuivcvl sword,
such a* I* used frr cutting sugar
cane in (he Iropirs. Askrd to *xplain his object in taking such ah
linpirment, he said:
''We expect to gel pretty fab
s ml Is, possibly In the Iropirs, It
mnv he useful."
The »na>hrlc cun he usrd with
swinging motion like a sickle fop
cutting underbrush.
C' Inn,-I I. mll eigh's only* weap
on hcshle the maelirle was a .38
v-alihre pistol.
NEW YORK. July 28. -( A .P .)
•- Financial markets received tbu
news of tho overthrow uf the
Ibanes government
in
t'hilo
calmly yesterday, although Wall
.Street followed the developments
intently, as American invest,
mrnts in Cmlu exceed $7lMi.U(ft.
nun and are the largest fur any
Houlh American ruutilry save Ar
gentina.
A change in tho Chilean gov
ernment had appeared Imminent
lor several days, and the finan
cial 1110* 110* Iheru had been
iargrly discounted lit tho sweep
(Continued from Page One)
ing declines in I'hilrau bonds
and about 66 years ulJ.
which preceded the avtunl fall
LKEHRUItO.—(’. G. Kirkland
The belief prevailed yesterday of the old guvcrnmenl. A mora
punhasrd Economy Cssh Grocery
that former IVsiilent Ibanrs was torium of external debt* wa* de
Store on West Main Ht. from Ur.
on his way to Paris.
clared on July Id, to last until
Hurt Wilson.
After turhtilrnt crowds in the Aug. I, at least.
streets of Ksntiagu had demand
Tlicru were lurlfll-r declines In
ed the president's life Huniley uoverni of the Chilean govern
night, he left la Mom-la palace ment amt rhilvun mortgage bank
at about 4 A. BL, in an automo bunds ranging from lilt In f-TU
VISIT
Now construction and alteration
bile* He was followed hy tour pur bond of ItlHMi par value, but
work aggregnl ng approvimnlcly Rl'KNCKirs NEW DAIRY
rare of frirnds and drove lu La clily two Issues dropped to their 226U.poo unnounred u-cmtly at
Hacienda el Haute,
near l-uv recent lows, and ono of tbu is. l*nlnt llench and Dlymplh Reach.
On Country Club Uond
Andes. There h« boarded ■ Iturn m i c s of guvernuient 0 per cent*
that touk him lo Argentina. actually advanced lilt per JlntHt
And See For Younwlf Why
Pedro Risiiquier, who delayed bond.
O ur Itactcria Count la
Ilf thr United Slates' |7lM).tK)0.taking the post uf minister ut
TO THU IICHIIANDH OF
Maintained Under 10,000,
finance until yesterday, found It Utiil Investment ill t'hiie, less
SEMINOLE COUNTY:
ImprosiMe to fonmjlalu a new fl- Ilian half or roughly 2:l(Ht,non,OUOt T M I I f P (MtallFM w r f MM fMIMlrM
U. S. Standard For
aaaeial plan Jnirae Lately, lie was is rcpivscnllng In bonds in lliu
M taM *! M l
> M r
M l l p m M e e lU f .
CEUTIFIED MILK
f c t l **111 |tn* fto M P * * !■ ( » * « MM ( M .
hands
uf
Amciiiun
invcslot
i.
Tbu
eipaeled to pul lorth a plun simi
pbihp ft*p llir. 1nib nli*iHl lb# I'ru,
lar to those made i event ly when remainder is in tho (unit of di •It-Iillnlw lumlly Im-ttMf (Sittrp.
IiutpccUon Invited
rect investment*.
h* wa* premier fur oiglil day*.
Storks nf c'-mpanle* with In T lf f*»mfptiilMl bus iii«p
Sbortly alter Honor E-lebun
9 I «TIIMI.IMMI, IMMI
At All Hours
Mentern assumed the vice presi vestments there, however, rei M M i r H R r r III I n t e r ,
dency, the chamber tailed a spe .ponded more favorably thsn othC. M ILLS IIOYD
cial session and |ss-c-d it revolu oiwi-r to the change in governSPENCER'S DAIRY, INC.
Phone UO-U
tion declaring former President merit.
Anaconda Copper slock Phone *20
Cco. C. Harden, Mgr.
107-2 H. Park Avr.
Riant* destitute of any right* o f . closed '(K! cents a share hililic-r
Irowey and the post of tho pros!-! In the steak exchange.
Third Man In 24
HoursTakes Job
As Head Of Chile
CALHOUN’S DEPT. STORE
— Continues its
Mid - Summer Clearance Sale
“Let Us Get Acquainted
With You DuringThis Sale"
aft*
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W ith Elach Purchase O f A Pair O f Ladies^
Or Men’s Dress Shoes During This Sale
WE WILL GIVE AWAY ABSOLUTELY FREE
One Pair
One Pair
Ladies’ Hose
Men’s Socks
Value 50^
Value $1.00
T m h i-fi SPORT OXFORDS.
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, MEN'S BROADCIcOTH
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U d im ’ $1.00 WASH DRESSES.
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l-n T 8 B U R O H ,'’ja ly .»T. f A_P.)— A mlsort •Iriks paralytiay tbo bilominoas cool todaatry la Waatora Ponnaylraato, Waat Virginia; uad Ohio
,yrow taaaa today with tbo
■toytay by A onion official af
a a i l who bad tbroatoaad bit
lift .ondtbo waaadlayofa wom
an at a atrika rally. Areootod ky a man who raid ha w u
•aat to MB hla, Patrick Payaa, proahtont of Diatrict Pits,
United
Mina Warkara af
•tod kla
By O B O R ok MsRORT
irkDone STIMSON AND
if Thinks
TALK
fotEnough
Carlton
By Legislai
Fundsl
• i
Queen Helen’s Pretty
Daughter Is Cheered.
By^ExditedPopulace;
Leave On Air Jaunt
'
By Victor Kateak
S IN A IA , Roumanla, July 37.—
( A P .) — la tha picturesque palace
Of I’elrsh, perched on (ba m a t of
lofty pin« covered hills, PrlncCU
Ureas, pretty l l ) tar-old dsughU r of tbo Isle King 'Ferdinand
•ltd Quren Marla of Rumania,
waa married yesterday to Arch
duke Antoa, revsnth son of Arriu
dukv Leopold Salvator of Hope
bury.
This waa the merriest day tha
population of the staid summer
resort Of Sinaia arsr experienced.
Tha vlllayara wore up at dawn,
and delegate* f.om
Princrea
I leans', own corps af Girl Scouts
strewed the streets, approaching
the castle, with flawore. Tbs en
tire popOlatlcn lined the readway
to ••• tha guests, officials, minis,
tars aad prelate, arrive at th* pal-
tonight
'
S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A ; I R f c f D A i , J U L Y 27 , 1 M 1
Pennsylvania Strike
Becomes Intensified
W EA TH E R
irneott Amos tiprcl*l to furnish
.T A L L A H A S S B R July
a off.dal estimato of an( A.P.)— Oorsrnor Carlton yeftar- Mm an
day expressed prsUs for tko 106- tidpated revenue from tho rownas measure* passed by tha IW.'ll
day Legislature but sdld to M
doubts -wbatbor sufflcisnt i l f l Otoa Legislature and ftom previously
was peoridsd to rare for ft* <listing laws. Tte comptroller,
stats's financial requirement* far ha said, recently warned that each
mill of ad valorem levied weald
the next two years.
Tbo gurentor said ho faired bring In m i toss than 1100,000
the IM t Legislature made tto ‘<m under tha amount produced last
aa) leglalstlrs mlstaka of SWOT yoar.
Tte governor said total a<l va
estimating revenue to bo dslhts
lorem taxes this year would not
from varions forms of tossltots.
Hs said failure of the tsteaftoss •treed fire mill* inriud’ng tho
area to bring expected ‘returns Isvjes allowed . for special pur
.
and failure of ad valorem lories poses.
. Work of the . Renats and the
to prodoc* as much
Jlot-se committee* In effecting a
mill as heretofore may
compremise whlsh resulted In
state to ba hnrd-pressad
tha ond of biennium. II# added passage of tbo seventh rent pt i
that this financial rondllM* teRbt gallon gasoline tax, tbs documen
be felt before tks end af thd prda- tary stamp tax, tte Intang.bles
tax, tte biennial appropriation*
snt summer.
•«,
Replying' to a question, hs said bill and tte blendial tat levy bill
failure of the stair to receive suf was pralssd by tte gov mor,
ficient rsvsnu* returns from oil , Ho sold tbo 1631 Legislature
form* of*<•**« might necsooltat* workvd under “tha greatest handi
•natter special IrgUlatlvs osaulan caps over Imposed on a lawmak
‘
In tte future but "that's a ware- Ing body In Florida."
Tho gorornor ad tel that he
lien which remains to bo date*personally was "mighty glad" tha
mined."
*•
legislative ardsal » a i over.
The gorernur ksIj
NUM BER!
AT LUNCHEON
STATE CAPITJ
ALL QUIET A!
SESSION
Sackett And Bruening
Also Attend But No
Word Is GlvenAsTo
S u b je c t Discussed
Governor Carlton
Of Opinion That 3i
Extraordinary So s
aion May Be Needed1; -
IS WED
■|
I
B ER LIN , July 3 7 .-(A .P .)-O n
T A L L A H A S S E E , July
thx terrace of a picturesque res
— (A .P .)— FlorliU’if Icgl
taurant overlooking the Wannsee,
five hallit wero dcnortctl at
popular lake playground of llorsilent totlay In enntrant 1
lln Secretary of State Stimson and
the stormy turmoil of thk^s
Ambassador Jtockslt of thr United
record hroakinR litunlml-dgy
States wars lunchrun guests yes
ncsnlon which adjourned ulna
terday of Dr. Cartlus, Get man
die late yeaterday. The Sun
foreign minister.
day
meeting wan the flrat
Chincellcr Brurnlng also was a
the
atate'a
hiatory.
guest, and the four talked almut I Princess Means, charming 21The Id-glsUtnre's final act
yvar-old
daughter
of
tbe
late
questions
vitally
affertlng
the
fu
records th a t k i n
ture of Germany an-l Runqie.
King Ferdinand and Queen Marie the passage of the biennial
Precisely What they rilsrussed, of Roumanla, who wat mnrrivd propriatlons bill setting ai
to Archduke Anton, 111,126.000 for two year*' opera
and how they <H*cu*srd It. was not yesterday
n A r W 'H k M k fS it (or at
, '
- rJ fl
revraled la tte rommuniqne Is seventh son of Archduka Leopold Mon of the state go vent meat.
tempting to); lbs first tin* a >«•
sued by the foreign office. Never Salvator, uf Hapsburg.
However, as legislator* return#!
■loo v is . w ar told' on Bondart
GREENP o At , N. T , July IT.
theless great Impoitsner was attn thrlr homes they carried '#!
-(p r io r to this tb« 'only Urn* a — (A .P .)— Harry Rickman, Broad
lacked In diplomatic circles tu this
statement by Governor Carlt
Lugfclallnt aat on tte Sabbath way actor and nlfht club earner;
Informal and Intimate ronvtrsathat a third extraordinary
day was when tho Bat saailoa
lion between the German ami
•Ion may be necessary.
tee avtr lal* tbo area m all boon hla chauffeur, a ahlp captain, a
American statesmen, an Impor
Tbs Governor said lie lielte#
of Sunday mamInf, and officially newspaper rolunuilat ond two
tance which nisei attarhe.1 to the
revenue from somo of tha
K waa ’Saturday sight llaco tbo Zlayfald Pollies chorus ylrla srsra Maay of tho peasants redo Into
hours they spent rl*eaher* dur
ure* passed are estimated 1
dock bad born stopped); wo boro burnod a, rarely yesterday whan tiww bareback on barava; other*
ing the day.
high and a* a rc«alt tha trees
bryokInf all tbo an axploalon u n k Rlcbman’a jacht drevo la old world ox-cares.
Just before the b!g avoat of the
Secretary Stimson was quite
might he pinched before the, ‘
nborii financially, a food mtny at IU dock bare.
specific Saturday In Insisting that
Tbo moat seriously Injured eras ddy, Prlactss Itoana and Archduke
of the biennium. If thl* rondll
of ttem'.dtorattF^Md a U r f t part
Antoa
aubsnltled
to
being
photohis visit was of an sntiraly in
occurs te said another
srssloit j
of. tbaOi pafUkally; bar# loccaa* Hstoa Walsh, on# af tbs actress**..'
formal kind. Nothing hr or hi*
may ha called.
fully btiokon tbo , tao command Aa fire tore through tbo cabin of graphod and giving newspaper
German hast* have said publicly
Revenue was provided as tk
.
manta, at Waat ona tlnaa; brokan tha craft, aha waa burled andsr a men the Opportunity to ask qusa.
mattress.
Rlchmsn •Ion*, wklch were adswored frohksince his arrival Justifies the astwo Houses agreed on a comptrs*
tha moral# of our conatltoonta; flaming
sumption that any concrete result
mlse measure which set a seventh . »'
aad oa»srel otbor tblnta Uiot I yrabbad bar and Jsmpad with bsr ly. Tha pkotogrepblag avor, tha
Into tbo water. Both wore helped rourago af thv prioress failed her
might lie forthcoming from hi*
cent gasoline tax
rstlmatott to ,
boro not spate' to snunwrats.
MANT1AGO,
July
I
7
.-(
A
,l'.)
to share. Physicians u ld bar con whan abo waa rvquostad to apvak
Berlin w**k-eml. but the people as
ral*c 62,350,000 annually.
‘ ‘
—
Carlo#
ll>«s*i.
pr##U#at
#f
• whole sremril mute optimistic
Tha appropriations MU aa final ditioa wat serious but not critical. ever tbo microphone. 8 ho said she
Two other major revenue mraa. , ;
Chile
stac#
1117
who
resigned
b*d prepared no aporch and was
W ASHINGTON, J a l. *7. — and the hope that the for nf fear
FR IEU R IC II8H A FEN ,
(torTha other *htlms srsrs:
ly adopted waa a laity way from
s
after public uprisings had hern ures xn#rt«d in the rinsing hour*
what away of ui bad hepad to
Mark H si linger, newspaper col •o •vsrooms by ter smotisas, ah* many, July Z7 .-(A .1 M - T I m BCR* (A.P .)— The American penal ays- •ltd international mistrust may te
established a U x levy on Intaa*
I.
raging
threw
days,
fled
the
tould
not
vxtrmporiio
any
greet
pelln
works
received
a
wlreMte
. yet, ln.Jhat It" la aoato tbrto or amniat, burned uvsrsty on Ufa
glides estimated to produce f&OOr- \
l«m was adjudged a flat failure dispelled seemed to have grown.
ing to the world.
report Ir-tm the Graf Zeppelin at
Today tha secretary was sched presidential palare today to gel 000 and n stamp tax on <loca>,;''
four bsndrtd tboutand
dollar# hands, lays and chest.
yesterday by tha
Wlckerskam
•way
from
sitter
opponents
,
As
tha
hour
far
tho
religious
a
lata
hour
giving
ter
position
as
uled tn 'Jt received by President
mora than our original bill, but
menu sstlmnte<l to rate# 11,000*4
,
Virgin* Biddle, llsyfcld Pollire
von llln.lsnhuig nt It A. kl.. but wte are ratting far hla head. 00(1 annually, all Inrosna to go ty . V
•v i a tbo Interest , of c*podiaocy chorus girl, sorer# burns on the csremoay approached, about soo 6* degrees north latitude, longi commission.
It
Is
reported
the
retiring
gaaato
had
assembled
In
or
about
tude 43 o u t
—Hr pert Ing directly to l*resldent inasmui h i t
Forelrn Minister
many acrsptol It rutber than sa faot and aakias.
'
Ite state treasury. Th* goventoi-‘
This located tho ship a conoid, II "over, the commission ocored the llenHrrson of Great llrllaln wa* president bearded a vessel at praised the Legislature for ll* ]
r t o r EX TR A SESSION. Tha
Rshort U r n RIAmaak rhruf. tte Urgo kail write palate where
San
Ant
onto
and
toft
U
r
an
aa altar was sot up. A/tor * abort arable distance north of Arrf
aama spirit w m responsible par at four, suporflctol tel:
-brutal disciplinary mass expected to arrive from temUtt undisclosed fsrelgn destination. work and said he Is -glad tha
___ fhirtpg which angst, noar tte Arrtte Circle.
w r
,
. .* .
• •SAN TIAG O , C M U .-Ja iy 67^- deal 1s ovar."
adopted' Frida* i
f w texlslattlre' adjottnuri ‘x
1000
Institutions
of
(A
.P
.I—
CdVln*
lb*nei
Itel
Camp<>,
T
T
1
!8*
pWw
a»tepM»
ad
tte
kail
conference
between
the
Ameri
Mrs. Mark Halllngsr, known oa
terday''aflsrnoon at
.o'ck
— (A .P .)— Carrying Russian, OdA
tte Polite* stag# as Gladys Glad, *( I bo aanto tlmo' ao tho brldo. man and Amrrimn sclsntlsts, the thk sAtaty ware "almost Incred can and British foreign office Chilean dictator ami' self-st) Ini after passing wrasure* |i redueo.
"man
of
destiny,''
1
*
1
1
from
powir
Briefly, to rs l> d h i l has b u n waa. Uto snip msmttor of tha par
who looted sot lout and
head* before Secretory Stimson
fom t3 mills t" 4 7-N mills lb*
Gref Zsppriln sal out ymtetdap l « k " . / .
preoccupied.
.
yealeidsy by his iwn hand*.
ompHabod: Wo bar# relead tbo ty uninjured. '
•tale
ad valorem
M o ld of men who, for offenses goe* to tha presidential palace.
Imatodinloly, after Ibis civil for a slx-dhy vo>ag# of axplora
In
th#
Inc#
of
an
imlpirnl
cl.
. . ____
..
, .tax
. . . on real rtsv *■ ’
toy Itoanto tfh' about 6>W to a hospital suffering from hys
Stimson will tears for l^indon at
Mon and acisntiflc study In Uto as •llrflfk' aa talking or laughing, J r. m .
vllan
revolatlom
tho
man
who
ones
,
****•
'••***,J
M«.»00j>00.
.
B
ceremony,
throuth
which
Prlncvoo
ad allocatod all of that
teria.
■
•
tar north.
ssi.l semi publhly hr rnl,.v.di
nreslons .were aa."R
acted*, - thereby
njoyidi ,u
stare shackled to doors for IS
Halllagar and Rlcbman said gts Itoana romalao.k Raumsnian d llTh « dlrlgibls took off Irani ten. bean a day, Med down under a
divine guidance In ruling n> hs' precadsntad In Florida's hlxtory/-.'
riril protocols were signed
LONDON.
tamos in Ik , cabin la which tte »
wiliMaNfj End . Ihr young Ingiad at lltlO A. M. (4:10 A. M.p
Prime
Mrn'l.u
rU'
Mm/lionsld
'tea
Jhuuitht
"ncrare.ry," and vriu. luck
^"u r.'te y‘ ‘w M ^ lh i” flrrt
'
group ware altting oxplodod and
strdatn
of
rold
water,
whlppeil,
last night
nluM far
r » . Berlin
n .riu to
... ,‘,r *'*» ‘,w" M|#'prinri|wl prerepla
y*M»r.iey wss ths firxi
em it gas tax'te the Board of. Ad-' that fire sprang up ao quickly all T iple presorted to tte Mlnlstara (E.8.T.)
placed la straight jackets, con. Ivy 'rain test
Sunday
ar«*|nn
on
record.
In
unfavorabls
atmosphrrlc
Rtate.
'
of I'remler Mussolini of Italy Bid
adalteration fbr tha’ use of the wore burnod bofora they coaid
flaad In wire ragvs •• small they return khs vlsl) of Ch anrrllut
Outstanding
rvrnts uf i
Tkla dona, tk* procooslon pro- renditions, tho big dirigibte liftedIn tatlriug read' and flaa.
llruenlng snd Koregln Minister former Dirtatpr I'r.mu dr llivein rcguUf 00-day srsslon and M
could
not
move,
or
kept
In
com
hsr
nxaa
from
tbs
special
mooring
should forthThe 16-foot aaagolag rraiavr, reodnd to, Uw chapel In the rnstle. mast a little more than 14 hours plete darknr-* for days on sod oa Puitlus to Chequsre several »eek* uf Mpsin, luraetl in hi* •rsignslluti
(Contlnuad on I'age Two) .
tpdny.
Uto Chevalmsr, , II, area bought Nobles, diplomats and ministers after ter arrival tere from Berlin; • ratten of four ounras of broad •g».
.
The
resignation
was
vrilal
nolo soma 0 arfDla. And
tte
two woska ago by Rlchman from there wltaeaood tte Impresslva ta taka on hydrogen fom a special every 64 hours.
Foreign Secretary llcndnson
lorm. II whs niailp as ■ in | i» i.
•dta*wt,ef Uto adolt toneI ono rant Alexander Aaron, Broadway pro. wadding ceremony, according to
"Ths prison has failed as • dis l*ft yesterday surf will inrrt ths t i Ihr f h ’lran congress for safe
M a"ter. docuatontary stamp tax, I'toar, for 4 reported price af tte dtaJ of tks Roman Catholic tank erected for her.
prims
mlnistar
In
Berlin.
ciplinary
institution."
tha
report
CfcurrVi.
Just before tte start. Dr. Hugo
(Continued on I'age Twu)
Intangible tax
f <wo. Tha teat was Insured.
Before the train left hr said,
It v u punctellj at II A. M. Eckeasr, hsr romrnsnder, said hs Mid. "T te riots, tte fire tha us* "I hop, this visit Will have n gviml
allow tog,
, Although ilhyaldana said later
•f
crvsl
and
brutal
measures
of
when Dm princttE* If.ninc on tht was leaving for tha North fully
Inter! tents
Mrs. Halllngsr had nat
th* perstetsat recut- effect and will ssi've to advance
c«nfideal of oucceoa and hoprd to
roximataly
burned In Uto slIgMost, ate res •rm of King Ctrol, ndviocntl up
of
murder
within tte pris tte good results achleve.1 during
teach
Frans
Joseph
land
within
tte
atola
and
took
ter
plara
before
ffOra atbor
•creaming up and down tte dock tte slur.
34 hours, unlssa hindered by Ite on. tte presence of . , . narcotics, Ihs Grrman ministers' visit tn
Members uf thr Seminole Court- ' .
-ami was carried to an ambulance.
Chequer*. Ths whole financial ait.
Francla A. Johnson, 73, a resl« ty Welfare Hoard at their regular (
M n cs Friodrieh W lih.lm Ho- wratter, which, according to tte tte frequent nlmosphtre of hot* uatlsn will lw dlscu**,d by people
.She, Rlchman, Levy, Holllngor,
Ulest reports, waa not favbrsl.le. aad bittern***, are sufficient «vi
dant of Maikliani for more than
(Contlnaod oo Pggs Two)
MUa Walsh and Mtoa Biddle wen
who are going to face it. In a 3t' years, died al ths home of monthly meeting test Friday a f t-'- '
When la tte neighterlaml e#
lovy. Tho
•B taken to tte Eastern
"Tito prison has failed as an sd- common s«nsa way and with a Mr. and Mr*. W. I. Hughey, Fast vi in,on derisrtd a vote of thanka| '
Fraaa Joseph land. Dr. Eckrnsr
after accurate'
Island hospital. Physicians attend
cr
added, the Gref Zeppslln will try twatlonal pistitutlon. No one ••ns* of reality."
Fifth Street last night at about should l>a extendi d tu thr manbay alatorasat
ed White at hUiboms. Hdllngor
ta establish Immodiato contort claims that tte men who are re
V:30 o'clock.
Funeral arringv •g* meat and vmployves nf the,
mount a f tbo c a t tote ho aabjoct waa reloeaad la b l l tte day. AA
with tte aavist ha-breaksr Ms- leased are. better equipped to ac
ments hgtl nut been announrej Milan* Theater a« well as E. J..
» rarlfkaU en. Wi
tte otters remained hi tte hos
cept an hsnest rote In tte world
today, bill It la understood tha* Sparks, head of the tlivnlrr chs’nl
Racret mini which has# left llgta.
pital ' orernlght, bat Rlchman,
Tbe Mallgln already la In Ihs than ttey were before committed.
burial
will lm made in Kviigrren til which the Milan* It a part, for'
Uw
amsrgaacy
Ig^front
aviation
Levy and Mrs. Halllagor ware
"Tbo prison has failed as a
vicinity of Frans Joseph land
Crmetrry
Wsida tte Uuly of his their rn-uperatlon In lh« dlspoft-; .
H#I4
In
ft
rm
ifk
and
y
cuadtdtochargod Uto morning, attendIlun uf welfare rase* in thl# coon-.
The third Arctic dirigible rx- business enterprise. With few axtton ware bald directly responsi
ante said.
.
Construct ion of tha steel •nd!*,lfr' " ho
k*'*'’'
pedlfan la history carried 13 reptioaa our pri»#n system I* a
MUa Walsh's hair was nsarir bly for a mlaag acrid*nt which scientists, a photographer, two costly and dependent Institution. controls structure which will sup-1 Mr' Jnhnson, who his In-pii liv. IF.According to Mrs. Ilclcit T . j **■ 1S
port Ihs largs risctric do.* to ,n« *l>ha Hugheyhorn,- for tte
•II burned away aad pkyxtolaiw aexarred thare'paatardsy moratag
We spend on tho average 1360 be erected at Ite renter of H r it •*»l hw weeks because hla own Mor*r, rxecutlvu svt retaty nf tlii. i?;
•Old ate likely would have per. when R. J. Root, local us*d .car Journalists and a Russian wire,
deator and dtodwit af avtotton, toss opsrstor, besldsa • regular each year for tte maintenance of Street an,| Park Avenue, will be- h,,w'
Markham had bran de l>oard. not nintiy |M-rauna In this otonant scan an te r right ‘
crew of 60.
•ah Individual prisoner In our gin within n fsw days, Georgs riroyed by fire, died suddenly. county are nwnie that th* m av! j .ri
taxiing dawn tha (told prepara
The, did not teltova Riel
Tte Aatorkan members „f the poxsi Institutions."
Weinstein, president of the Is*-1
appeared In good health when ageinrnt and employees of tte Ml* , , ^ L
terns sorieua enough to Intsxfore tory to taking off far a short
\i
Tha commission asserted It wa* dependent Merchants Association
*** l«vt seen, and had attend* line hate lirrn giving on- par.
flight, struck a brush hidden bale sipodltlsa are L'autonent Com
wRb bis tboatrical work.
I ed services at a local church yss- rent of thrlr monthly salarlea to - ’>
reusing Dm alaaa to dip long mands E. H. Smith of tte Unite! convinced "a new type of panel •aid todsy.
the loral welfare board, amt Mutl,
,V
•aaagb to splinter tha ends of Statre Coast Guard and Lin. . In Institution must ha drvriopad."! Ths deck, a donation uf A. II. i *ws*l»y morning.
W.l. It>-’
. . 1 ‘ -' ••1
Mr. Sparks I* matching thair
Ellsworth, sptrumaa and aapter- It outlined a plan of Its own. un Moses', te tte asms clock wklch |
Uto prypalter.
a
resident
iif
Markham
for
•r.
dsr which only a few prisen*r* at ana tints waa affixed to Ite old many yrars, Mr. Johnsun'a tirol# U l rontrihutlun with an equal
, Mr. Raal lanaadlxUly cut off
world ba k*pt In hsavlly barred First National Bank building, now uf friend* was large. Many Han amount from his personal fund#.'
i>
tte gaaallaa supply aad brought
aad guarded buildings.
The fund* thus derived, from an;
occupied by tte Western Union ford ir-idrnls were amung In*
Ite plaaa to a atop. ExamlaaJ a c k s o n v i l l e !* j ui, r .
‘ Prisaners woul! recslva wage^ Teh graph Co..
acquaint luce*, while ho was well epllrvly un*oll.-:tvd sourca, Mr#. > T f
f A .f .l — Approval af aa appllaa. (Uto revaatod that l a damags waa
Those with contagious diera*es,
Tbe ytosl pole whirh supports known by many persons through Morse said, have, proven n worv-'
ttoa far a charter ta organise suffered by saw part of tte ship
dvrful aid during tte *ummor?J
(Coatlnu#d oo t’sgs Two)
the
clack,* will be imbedded In an out rsntrel Florldt.
aad .apt* • aaw aatAaaal bank ta esaapt tha prapatter, and Pilat
MOBILE, July n . — ( A . M — A
months, and as a result, severe!*
right
fowl
slab
#f
concrete
weigh
Mtoad bas teaa rereired by tte R. J. Gosrtagar at are*
mistrial area sntsrad today la tte
needy families have been l
ing
more
than
14,000
pounds.
A
UteresU. J. t t a new ana, which will
••cond ahlp aruttllag trial af Caped.
riicular mold of cuncreta will b#
EfUhL rep
taktaa af tte Da- » Ithis a few days. 4
tola Jaha Murphy wten a fadvrml
Tlw group alto rltectissad
pottreil
Into
a
largs
a
tori
ring
at
to st organisation
v Only a fsw
court
iw
r t Jury
jury reported It te pisesIf
pcaatblllty that other loral nrganis tte
base
of
tte
pole,
white
at
a
ret to wiUtoa*
day.
taadlocka/i tad waa dteckargad.
F T. MYER.1. Delinquent tax tatlnns or firms might Jolu with
height of rig fret wlU ka placed
who have passed I
••(fared• by
Th,
v j - a ■■•■■■ »> ■ »
■ought to
tte Milana employava In rontrikFlarMa
taring Ite aighl months press the steamer Rose Murphy
at Hark Avsnur and First •lop ang go slgnsls similar to payers can avrid foreclosure uq uting to tte rausa of tte ’ *
their prdptrt) by payment of only
ter*
today and wondered what tte## now hung at that corner.
*. A kdrdw" of workmen p m sunk ta tks Florida Straits
Tte pan** of roteis! v glass 10 per rant of pest dua accounts needy.
U 1637 hi aa effort ta redact ta- tk# small building placed on tte
Asked whether conditions
with the c.'t*.
ireaaa. Tbe skip was earoute parkway adjoining tte Bril Cafe which at ona time read "Flrat Na
This . was- kqdirali-d ircantly want improved aver thoaa of
tional
Bank
af
Ranford,"
will
ba
Ureui Back Grands to RMmond waa' to k« used far, may lw In
changed to read "This clack -do with snnounrerurnt by Mayor Jo- year, a# had bean reported
«R k a «rtT# of phosphate rock. tore#tod to team that it will
slah II. Fitch that 16,000 worth of days‘ ago. Mrs. Moras Mid
u pepcora, peanut, and soft drink nated by A. H. Moses; •reeled by city l«nd* had. bare purchased at Iter# was roasldarabla truth
.• M
Independent
MerchantsAssocia
■AILW J 1
IFLOTK'DROWNM staid, bparatod by James B.
exactly onrdialf i t their par tte repert although she * *
tion."
, ' .
"Jlawate" Howard.
value. The** Imnds have bean In touch with mor# pc
•L A IN
E« t
Tsaa, July 37.- dir. Howard te wall kaowa ta
placed In n "revolving fund" with year than last. "The s
G IR L K ILL E D IN. CRASH
karlfg b#*n born ai
Gy tea, 66. *mwh'eh Uxpaiare can pay delta- not been, un a general r
NashHa formerly oprralad
-<A.P.)— P
•rill* (
quent taxes at 6# rents on tte pterahls as wo hav# •
elite
serious 111KATTANOOGA.
- Knox elite.
July dollar or In fire squat Installments ta other years ” aha sa
te l
threat d r
~
(A
.F
.)—
Miss
to glva
TO
Brown, nf SO par rent each.
River i
. believe »a CM M F that
whsa
••kite swimduties naresaary ta H was kilted yaa
this county-i
gena rally
Use of th# city bonds at half
•utamokils
Rlv1th t t e price elite down Ika 30 per real U r thsn maay,
la 84
11 af "Doc" '
at requirement to 10 par rent, thus tte state."
rseettea
Mount- enabling a taxpayer to ward «f t
NFRINGH _ Dunn’,
Dayton
•Ires
Hawk. the threatened foreclosure suit by
moved to nar ------•W F U S Y r
•r ta
I oar *uf- t t e city by pa>tag only oos toath
» cat es
• f U l dallnquaat
;»«*.1
TA LLA H A SSEE.
SUN
D A Y J u ly 2 8 .— l f « tell over
bow . T V .
hu
broken
record*, u
b e n , bee adjourned' !in u die.
Lik e teeny . repreoentetive*.
I eeag m y **wen ■OB*' Sat
urday, w ith Uila column, but
w u a day id o e a riy
lira to dlutfc.
BROADWAY STAR
AND HIS GUESTS
BURNEDIN BLAZE
Explosion On Boat Is
Cause Of Fire That
Causes Minor Hurts
:> I - f »
rt
CHILE DICTATOR
QUITS HIS JOB IN
FACE0F_TR0UBLE
IAN PENAL
GRAF ZEPPI
IN POLAR REGION SYSTEM SEEN AS
ON 6-DAY FUGffr DECIDED FAILURE
President’s R esigna
tion Has Been De
manded For W e e k
Conditions Almost In*
credible, D e c la re s
wfekersham Report
Airship HasScien
Party On Bo
Study In T ar
!W V 6 ® e n s iiS M « n & U 'jw .- «*:
t3lWryk%
ts.,
;?Milanc Is Thanked ,’ 1
F o r Its Assistance'’;^
Pioneer Resident Dies In W e l f a r e Cases'1'
torc«!s
Here Late Last Night
U> 1 PUn# Pilot In
MinorAoddentSundiy
(
Clock To Be Erected
On First Street Soon
DuPont Intereata Get
Okay For Miami Batik
Scuttling Case Ends
In Bepond Mistrial
F t Myers UseH IMan
To Ease Tax Payment
Jimmie Howard Will
Qpen New Business
Z';
ar
Ot
Ti?'
�livo^-e
ijA .
ff\
—
*
•\
Jij
a ' F ^
7 *«***rM a r.
'
{♦
Independents Beat
Y.M.C.A. Onfit By
15 To Seven Score
BT R. H. CULLUM
Giving op only 7 hits, wslkfng
to o and etriklng oot ftu r, Palm er,
pitching fa r the loam rapm eentl t t the Independvnt MorchanU
Association, defeated th e Y. M. C.
A. teem last night 15 to 7.
Klnlaw * u on the meoiid fot
the Y. M. C. A. sod ellhoogh he
gave op IS kits, erro rs bthlnd h'm
attributed to a gro at ex te a t to
the run g attlag by th e opposing
teem ,
RIs bmae ra m were made In th e
game, fo er off Palmer and two
off Klnlaw. Kor th e Y boys B iltf
got one In the secend. Jack TIUIs
me In the third, and Knight and
Sm ith one ea>h In the slsth ; P ar
the Independents, W eaver h ’.t for
the circuit In the fifth and Me‘ * In. the fifth
Lsllan In lha sixth.
W eaver pu t the ball on top o f the
Legion H at in lig h t Laid, while
Sm ith's four-ply blow hit the
shark In extreme left field.
Rotunda, playing second base
f r r tha Y, starved la th e field,
a c re p ln g all rhancea without an
erro r and making ssv srsl seem.
Ingly Impossible catches.
On Monday night the Putnam
Lumber Company team o f DeLand
will be hors few a game.
tha winning runs In tha eighth
inning.
tarday afternoon lien waa
ta tha hill again st tha hardg Cubs in Ihslr own boll
f o r aaeen stra ig h t Innings
h in t tha Cubbies back to
'du g o u l alm ost in one-lwe\ order. Ila allowed two
• during the entire time,
lm and Charley Root were
Ip one of the beat pitching
peon In Chicago thU sea■In tha eighth, llem sley
Ml Root sacrificed him to
B lair singled to score
My; Jurgea walked, and
9 doubled to score two more
ta d give the Cube the game.
Jtoblna mode a run In tbs
| gn two hits, but, Charley
Was Just a s'stin g y with his
U Ban, and It waa all ovgr
la th e only other Americas
League gam s, the Yanks beat
the Tlgera 9 to I only arter
rom lag from behind. Hegaett
had bald tha Yanks te aao hit to
ala Innings, hut, from then aa It
waa loo liaa. 11m ta n k a pot
a ts r three m a s la the ninth
■ hen Uehrig led off with a
single and Chapman doubled.
Lou scored aa Lary'o fly aad
Chapman searrd when L a tte rl
singled. Uufflag get a single ss
n pinch h alter, aad (hen Sammy
Byrd, who waa T barsday'a game
With a le a f fly la tb# ninth,
ram s la bat la a placb aad wea
another gam e when be singled,
scaring Reese, wha ran fa r Lam
aerl, home with the w laalag
ran. Htoee gat a homer fa r the
Tlgera.
Central
And here'* bow
Florida loop team s and batters
are making out, Including T hurs
day's games:
T esla hatting, Including games,
times a t bat, runs, and bltai
Team
U AB It II Ave.
HeLand
4 I4T 13 41 .297
SK8 i in IS 8 31
^M&GMATumE
ourn blobs,o ftw s u/aShiumou
3 BWATOSS.....
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G A K IfiO P H I P O A I U B R -
v
V
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Of Eaet Coaat City
J f
of the r eund it e hle
h*
CKNTKAL FLORIDA
Cocoa
■ 9
Daytona
9
8h Augustlaa — 9
tC ta n d -------------- 9
W inter Park — i I
Hanford .—— ----- 0
I mju « i s
KIPT HIM 0S
P0RAUM K
TIMg BUT
Hd‘S O K.
MOW
SA PI HAS A PECULIAR.
OATTIMO S T A M M ..
.T H iy O JC e flfc JO M fr
WAXJLOUT MfOWTMC
MAJORS . 1OUT
H e ' s aATTioG A i i o o u o
.k3SO non.'
Body Of Girl, Who
Has B een Missing
7 Days, Is Located
HOLBROOK, A ria- July 2 3 .(A.I’.) —Secret tribal customs of
Apache Inllane a re belkved by
a u th iritlrs today to hold the hey
to the death of 23-ysar.otd Hen
rie tta HrhmeiUr, Columbia Uni
versity student, whose body waa
found In a • ravins t near Port
Apache yesterday.
Convinced th a t tha woman was
slain, special offlcarg of lha White
River Indian leserv slL n called
leaders of tha tribe Into confer
ence. Miss Sehm trler had been
gathering m aterial for a thesis on
Apacha hUtory and m ode,of Ufe.
Authorities brileve she tam e upon
guarded secret rites of the once
tierce tribe and In iltlag so
aroused tha enmity of mrmbeie.
The body bor« no marks i f vio
lence. 8 he apparently had been
choked or smothered. Claude Gil
bert, young Indian liuck. la hrlng
held for investigation. Ila ia said
to have acrompen e,| lha g irl from
h sr cabin Saturday night u * tm aibly to go to a danen a t P ort
Apacha.
9
9
4
-759
.760
400
J6 0
000
to
Giants dropped
fourth
m y aitorlay
whan Bsuny
f . of th# Reds bald team ta
E i'k ita. un«l gava team a
Mgag, Harvey Hendrick lad
H o d Birds to victory, being
K ta r k plug in a seventh InH r a l l y which decided the
B r i t made lha setiaa stand
K t a d on* In fe v er e l the
6 to
Pittsburirh
Brooklyn
134 400 00« - g I I 3
101.010 0 1 5 -7 91 0
AMERICAN LBAQUB
W L
Philadelphia
05 95
W a sk lag to w -------- 67 55
New York ------------.6 9 I t
(lev els ad
4* 41
HI. L o u is ------------41 49
Clark, Moors and Lepra.
CtaeianaU
001 MO 0 9 x -5 » 0
N s* York
009 040 0 4 |—9 7 1
Battsrlea: Frey a n t Rvkafayte,
W alker, Betly aad O’F a m lL .
Chicago
000 1 00 W x—» 6 I
Boston
000 00* 001—I 4 •
Batteries: R eal and Hemaley;
Cantwell aad Crania, s- - -
,
HE’S FAST
w as King Ogg.
' l i t looked about him . "1 don't
aao any ono In t a i l rojm - Ttlej
m a tt ha In tha nexl ream ." ho
said. And r a s he made for tbo
door, tbo woman daakod-.'hlm
hack again.
t . • .
- J J V i * ^ t h e y are," «ho paid,
pointing tu the ..fruit bowl h r the
renter, a f the table. • •
•
1 The king pa»<*d hla eyo over
the fruit. He w aa.pusatod. .
"Leaning agalnat tbo
fruit
h o w l" tbo little woman explain
ed. "Look hard. They am' sitting
under the shade of a h taq h of
Hvr* Is n ecta r P ryar of Blamford
U alrerslty
clicking
tha
yards away bensath flying feet,
lie hns run the 109-yard dash
In 0 3-5 seconds, and tbo 990
dssh In 61 9-10.
*
PI-AY TIGHT UAHKIIA1X
8T. LOUIS, JuuT 95.—1 AJ*.)—
Betterl**: Heine,
Osborne, In a municipal league haeekaU
LKAUUB
Rptncer,
Kremh
and
l*hlUpa; gum* her* a team mad* IS hits
I
.T50
I
1
DUBANT, O kla, July t * ~
(A .P.)—As Oklahoma nodenal
guardsm en and Texas rangnrn
faced each other ncraaa the Bed,
Blear la st sig h t It apeered th a t
the “w ar e t the bridges" weald be
■hert-Uved and hamdrum tram
th e m ilitary standpoint, the law
m akers of Texas having sated
quickly to re-eotahllsh p asca.
A hm which the lagislatarj a t
A ustin halievsd would rasher* the
causa of w ar w as paaesd aad seat
to B aoatoa to Got. Bess 8. liter-
dOTCHAf
Y esterday's Ursalta
HI. lamia 010 021 9 4 s - IO 17 I
I'hlladvl.
004 000 t»00— 0 4 1
B attsries: Khcin and Mancuso;
J . Klliott, Bolen, Blska pad Mc
Curdy.
'•
He.-ond Game:
Ht. U ul»
100 004 l l x - 7 1 2 1
Phlladal^ila 010 000 0 1 6 -9 91
B atter lest Qtlmea and Wilson:
P. Collins, W att, Nirhola aad Uav-
HOW THEY STAND
G ieat ra th os la
a t the fh m e m y
Oviedo la st M eddi
40 fa n n e rs f.pm
Oviedo, Geneva, a
tim e a eye In • «
very lively ' d a m n
the general farfcf
various sectlens..
?* u2r-r.i
lliooklyn m..
Chicago .....
New York ..
Boston . „ . . .
l i l t s burgh .
I'liilsdelphla
Cincinnati .
ta 0 arum,
while Grimes,
igh t.uched for also hlto.
• out when (he Cards got o
in h it'- Ute final scorn being
11- The Cards g s t IT hits
lha first game, with M artin
la g the group with a bower,
Mo and single In flea trie*,
a lto brought In four runs In
[I gams, and ona run la the
g lin t, chick H afey batted in
le run* In tb* first, and four
f |n tha second- gams. , ,
ree Span la Opened
Following Diaaolutk>n Of InjimetSoii
D tm A p rr, outu J a i ,
yet failed to scar*. A pitcher
fanned 17 bettors, yvt lost, v ,
JO IN S H O U U N -O N B CLUB y
RALEIGIL N. CH Jul*
•etr, »l.loi,tOQ , anticipated callertlbiuty of capital aad Making
fund assets, 901,490, aad an
ticipated tax lr v r, 9974,000.
A ctual operatlM a a m m U . ex
penses fella* ; CRy cemmiixion,
*6490; city n t y u n ’i sffice,
• M M ; • deparfcasat « f inspection.
I9A00! opersUa#
hall, »4r
490;
d e p ertaieit
of
flnsnco.
flBAOO) departm ent i f ' public
verrlee, including divide*
of
maintenance, 991414; planting
and landxcaplng, | R J U | wgttoe,
118,400; street rep air and clean
ing. 99AI0, i t e m sewers. $650;
police departm ent, 994,795; fire
departm ent, 940410; pa MU vwatfs ra . Including health. W M |
chlorination, |T ! I | d tp attorney, federal court Injunction obtained
934&0; Municipal i .mart, 4600s by the toB bridge owners against
news bureau,
16,400; lighting use a f tha free structure.
Lieut. C ol John A. McDonald,
city, 932,000;
ta g eale costs,
99400; bonds aad
laauranso, commanding the Oklahoma troops,
99.000;
d tp auditor.
91400; waa told by Add. Can. Charles
cham ber of coausam a, ilJSOOj f . B arrett to "bald lha fa rt bat
publicity and sdueatloa, laaladlag keep the cost down."
General B arrett said 'n o ' oaa
brarioe,
93,*90 1
mlaeaUaaooua "weald ha allowed In th a toad
publicity, 91,600; capital expendl- w ithout paaiaa and th a t m artial
turva, 913,500} opovn lla g
city law m ight ha tilted *1n a day
properties, lucludtog • tr a as por to
ll on. 99SA«5; golf, 9 1 U M , Venatla a • pool, 911455;
coliseum,
*>m
.
Tbo
-vesnat -k*
debt servpo,: Iddudiag tatoroat. Is sum m ariafd t a fallows:
Oaaoral bond vnatariti**, 9519,
906 general bond m aU rlties post
duo, 999949740; spatial bond muturitlea past doe, 1914450; not#
m aturities, t M . U l H l
accounts
payable, |500.
Rooorroo
Inalada: Ins* ream ,
K lag Ogg clasped hla' bands.
"To be err*. To ha sot*," ha 990,000; tax dlseogate, 51»,000|
m uttered
unbelievingly.
"Who contingencies, M M «L K
are ''they t W hat am theyll* he
coked, tam in g ta th a womBa.
"They a re Nomy-Gnomee. Befere yon assumed y o u r'k in g ly
form again and while yon warn
still swimming shoot In tha
ocean a sm all silver fish, they
ram eA ew n to th a bottom of tbo
sea a i d released m4 from tha
i|* U under which I hod b to s for
a thousand yearn."
.
,
The k'.ag sodded hla bapsL,
Tha Ilttla woman m olsteasd bar caught 9g With as*
llpa aad continued w ith her ftory, la th is henna wham
"I had been changed Into o alter* aad th a f M i
smooth, round p e a rl These ee- have grow n sp .T Ml
rbanted Namy-Cnomsia stopped to
tdm ira me. Then tip y strogod the
Ic a rl to saa If h waa really aa
smooth a s I t looked. And tb*n tha
miracle happeswd. Tha pearl grew
and grew until II was y ear kingly
castle again And when It was Jaet
the lig h t alia foe two each ck tp - i s
they; | t stepped giworlag." The
lltllo wowuui pauaod. .
.A
Nodding hie bond thoughtfully,
King .O gg said, "Go o a I'd Ilka
la h a a r the rest of th e story. It
may. help a u to knew how I# goal
wKh three Noasy-Owomes. Aad
r^ ri
ar jfJg te c'-,
If sorislogan.
a Mat October.
eard, W alkbr *f tela
r o f Group’IV la 'th is
ap a v w a g o -o f 195
Ird lo r hla fO i.m hlto
Oklabbma troops hut oaa guards
man said they hadn't b e ta ' Its if
ad.
Hostilities 1 apparently
worn
limited to an toddont Thursday
night on th a Texas aids, whan
C a p t Tom Hickman a f tha ran
ger* chased a pedestrian hack
ecroes the free bridge to Okla
homa. Tha man was a Degod to
have cursed tha governor of Tan
as la the press ecu of woman.
Permission to appeal from. Ms
mJunction was granted the Taxda Highway Catamlaaioa by Fed
eral Jadga T. M. K eaaeriy yeatar-
R o o s e v e lt A nd
Smith L u n c h e o n
(A .IM -I>r. Ray Sherman, athletic
director of North Caroline Stale
roller*, I* the newest membau-af
te* hole-ln on* club a t RaBIgk,
:1ED. BUT THEY
Detroit
Chicago v.
Philadelphia
020 0 0 0 -9 7 «
Cleveland
100 0 0 0 - t 9 I
Calle^ an account rain,
Athletics
naileries: Msheffey aad Coch
rane; Brawn and M y a tt
Baa to t
/ , 009 M f 5 0 9 -1 I 9
C kkyga
O il m M M I 9
R etteries; I Jacobs* aad Berry:
P ru a b r aad Qiwha.
j*
New York
9* 055 O ta M 10 I
*
I
�»• i • s * t **•'t
r“
' f***
IDLY IT. lM t
•
shed north ef " taw A ,' wti*r* tb a
frrg» are cleaned and packed f «
shipment.
■
Wauehula Ship^^BW'’
PREDICTS FLIGHTS Supply Of Frog M*kt
•
;
K I n c h (T arran t* . fro fe 'C h a *
Tott#.* N. C , f o r a ebon e t.lt b*.
. Mr. aad Mr*. Al Carpnny #paet fork' returning to bar hotaa la New
„ - t waah -wUb fri*ttaa I* P a rt
• ^»iin»A s. ML'ltta
. ‘, Bp. TJIty end Aubaihdal*.
Mr. lead M rs. B uck Tnrtanca,
and dkuxhtar, M iplba, raturnad
j - J«TMT» w w f f rnk M l iWnt*. ham* from C hailotU wh«r« thay
•' l iiw
„ ’ tto~pa~monK'on bo.lnwi. h a t# ' been for tha past two
montk# yUlllng ralatiraa
aad
,
,
I Dr. f C . Bowar baa raturnad frlaada.
r -r a w ik i ^
pot practiced tax reduction,, M , ]*r* JJ*der«Und
but
rather, tax revision. Twr.,reduction. Iroqlle^ +^jienHpJ ^
daction In Uxee, a moat dwlrabj# h u t p m lleal)r .uaxnown
phenomenon, which am b a J iiw g B l k W j W T b y a , ^
FOR TODAY
? O lf T - A a d hs th a t
, and kaapath my works
id, to him w ill 1 f i t#
V|In nation*: and ha
H m w ith a rad e f Irani
Tha many frlaada of MlW'Mlaala Bet* KchoU will rajrrat to
knew th at - sha u n la r w a a t'a a
operation this morning for ’apr*. B T T . W srrihT and tw o
rktakai' B nxanla' and Dorothy, p an d Iritis'# t th a Fvrnald-Laufh.
spaadtag a week a t Dsytona Um Hospital.
M bs Alien Murphy! Mr*: MtVy
Melody, aad Mrs. M srm trtf.Lock• r . who hava bean the
Dr And Mrs. A. R. P fafflla h a ts
ratbrnad to thair home* hi P ittsburgT Perm.
190,000, • l i i ^ hbwbvar. m i* d b -
kibird
0 . bM
10 PORWABD
u n d .^ o n e -lh lr d
Mr. and Mrs. f . K. Retwud aad
children, Prank, J r w aad Dolly,
hava' returned to tW Ir homo a t
W ashington, D. C , a fla t a t* v
weeks’ vicatiea hat* w ith L. A.
p e r t e tl t,
aU te In tha w«|k>to to\ ot
through
sloreroim n u t to th e ir present,
slnrc and will ba used a» waiwknurr.
„ S i Bdlthaora aad polnta la Ua
ot Ztb where ha ha* been on bull-
•uch relief ma haa been •given real catnte cornea only
through a different form - of tax. Th* adiBtelatrallon
nlmply take# It from the left pocket Inatead of the right.
The major portion of m l eatate relief reauJti ia^addltional burden* for the m otorlat H e now paya eighty-font
tax la thla atatu the hi
to pay thirty-three an(
H I A L E A H — Atm* Quality P*}fe
Blorr. 188 N W 36th SL, >r**fe
v X u d iiU L A . Purina the «rr»n
V t W T p E * . July IT -H A r
ab ftrta aad taro youag bmp
Te Mr. D. U r
rre killed early yaatarday whaa
Saailaata County:
taxicab la which they were rtdDaaplc indWea** aad thlek«.* with four other , paieoa*
lag It aver aatcr paid a wlreared paat a wtrwlag Hghl
daw a featid p M n M 'I n to the f e a t Hear.
The dead wata r M*ntIfled a*«
flic I’nafeatlal Kxpaaea rat#
TWti" KILLED IN CKA8H*'
lien D e b t l i t Mary Snlhur. l» j
per II### U SMI. What data
baajaa.O anaalay, 31] a n d Lawla
Tba A ll.ntic Ocaan w ill. »oon roar company tharg* yea far
LENOIR vCITY.
tl.
i<c*nyin
u i t Tana.,
i« » « t July •••
J S S * ^ 2 0 ..T h a potiUai) of their
h
a
apanned by a. regular a ir mall ecrvlcral
_
(A.P.)—Clifford
Duff.
26,
and
tdlae when the c ar wax hol*tad
C. MILLS BOYD
route,
according to S ir H arry
Mrs.
Miiml*
Moa#
Evarvlt,
SL
it a f Va<*r' Indkafad ‘they had
a TM ,
Pkana ITt-R
wera killed, yaatarday In an auto B rittain, ’above, noted BrtlUh
10T‘> 8 . P ark Ava.
.
s ia s ,'; w s r » . ^
- mobile accident on a lonely road I a lt m agnate,. In a speech mad*
near Rockwood.
j f ia ^.Washington.
„ ^ rn la p a v tM e i D gytaea Baach
‘ rbata W < p a d a few days.
ab Sf
.
The occupant* of tha taxicab.
Including tha driver, war* aald
by . polka to bnv* attended a
party ill ;p dance hall prior ;to
the accident,
.
v .
Tha driver aald something had
gone error* with hi* steering
apparatus, causing tha ear 'to
plunge Into tha river.'
'
k f JaekaonrtUa, arrived, hen
ta
rd h___________
y .to ba tha__guaata
____
______of
J ? lfc
atop Mr*. John Schlrard for a few
day*.
■uch other legtaUtton
tfcli county to rvdUta the county, ad •v i J o ^ ^ T g m d y h ra o r ^ t n will*.
Thu# it appear* th a t m l w ta & ip; put county
hfe been relieved of truw*; t o o f
*
• —
_ _
tha
<m glad'
afternoon for polnta la Alabama
whara aha win visit rnUtlva#.* 1*
a f«w weeks bar husband wtU
vlsltlnx join nar and thaw after a* tk«
rs^ t l Q . H untar and
r a a O r w a CtarlotW .
nnce tax, flOO.OOC
ar«*k
R O U N D THE C O R N E R
eaUla levy. ; , *„*l
tha fn ta ra cannot ba
ik ew aater th an tha pa#»!
bat of pleasuijp corns* to
yavr cannot l a s t
t •
| ' f d like to Ilya to Me
dhlld sitting on my knaa.
rtap repertsr*
H iofV r' lyaa
bad a • W d ’hteda.^ Baiaa of bid
asadstsasoi* hava f e d arast maM m A ’fe rsa n e l atorlas clreulatnd
about thdm. O tb ah hava edmplalaad e f braadkaa e f canftdaacat
J a sapw Inktanbad they k t» S flat*
tha creation of Ui<
who rode fnlo the
a Ford, w l O o |j 9
agance, .mlamhiM
which hc ,onc«A<ni
tu r n w ilfriaa 1U*
E »K & ?sy*
M P U * ' publication
'
fennagy declared
o r SBeb
Pedro Opaw«,
Tha prasddaafb re.lgn«tfek-,fe#
J
R
federal government ha#
other round In U* fight
It*go gangland.
itotigat-ng rnmmltta# l* • k the m ad departm ent
« iatin g on th r up and up.
y^the end o f t h a t
ms
•
»
.
.
ssA W am m .
s a p n e iittS ii
® a | ’f?4S !©
j I .. a ...
ir ja n
o< .week-end chbBgfeJn kf
reviving (h m V -
splrttaally wa know Blw as dlvine V p fe'tlfb,' Truth, and
Lava/wW-sheR bbayangwdnro hl
prapolttae M w * j
dlrlnf feN»» adg- tove HIa* w**
-dafstaadflwlit w r t f e •• "w**.
e**r kh#wr*er**lHr. W * rejokrlag to'lha affluents #f nar Gad
Recently conitriple*
S\Vh|*tler’a
S W mi .......
momlng
to early
could look:TM
rat wblrh local reader*
-aid will hava th a t tha
•easlon l* avor Is th a t
iRory’s column will ba
tba only news about bfm asaat
One a f the atorie# w a s,th a t tha coma from a n ' appointed official
pafeldaM trylng U .r e a t an* fey , source a n d ! m ust net ba used* by
>ppt jn r rj,* - a carpenter working one aaw#P#P*r.. b«f#ra a a e tfe ti
Pacts, w hatever obtained, will, i(
eerlflSd, ba published aa report
*i‘"Tfer* eaa Wfethlng er* conto Upon them. The 1>resi
Ms jest which Mr. Hoov- dent ta wholly w ithin hla rlghla,
however, ta trying to find - e a t
. The old fAahJoned gtrl
Preaa dl«jlM&i from1Ptfla
'a* wa have been aU*
'feotland I* tha an l# toon
#
If you coh't find It In a drugstores
ybu Wiikl AVid^nF'gfjes for alw
nripst anything. What a bother
llfo Would bo without.tho earner
druggist. Sick or wells you count
om him —and« when he doesn't
come through, that’* NEW S1 / - W
Aasbng the dUtf.na which cowpriced tha bsaaon-Senoon w u t k a
following from the' Btblei -llo h
tha Back. Mo work la parfwl: for
aU Ma ways are Judfewnt: a
God af tralk mad wlthaat Iniquity;
>mt a-d H a M V ka- lDaat. *2 :4 ).
Tba Leeaon-Sertnpn also. I»cludad I tba faltowlae reawigai
recently. ** White Haaaa re
* and secret aarvlaa opera
a s’ m ill a s ' servant*,' havk
tfrandMkY
body c»f>.
y o u i n a h u n c jr e d w a y s !
mfenpln bf the Lord of hosts the
holy W aaitata.’’
Lord will le t m* ate* In a d d itio n v t ^ s o r t l f ^ r f n j
longer hare.
la r g e ly
J l t t f e t r l o o f f fj
*a ■in pain and ear# III thews. RobIn#ef,,^w(.
a h ig h w a y b a l l d ^ t o M
t h a n n e w ' fo r m a o f ta x a U e n - \T
ha* countless cbami*
a iu ^ e s a fu l p ro v e # o n ly t h a t th a
• .
* 7 w ait and want to th e m .
sto re -k e p t Maaahja"
pie by not p a ssin g 'a
CHURCHES
-Truth* was lha subiecl of lha
P
■By E d g tr A. Oaaet
DRUGGISTS AND
PHARMACISTS
CBBIBT1AB BC1KNC*
Mr. sag Mr*. H arry a B a lb , of Leaaon-Sermon in alt Churches of
g g n tta T a e ^ .fe v a returned U Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, July
2 T h S f e 'a f£ \v U J U « g Dr. and M.
.
.
.• . (■:;
Ties Golden Test was « front
f e A. W. Eppa.
Zachartsh 8 :3. -Thus salth thd
Tba ^ r y frlefe* af Mlsa D arth* Haywaw wiU regret to l*a»w
lal sba <• slab 1st bad a t bar heme
bawaBsd e ’cRy
m il* : «L l A *
K h b U k"lat, t h a f he bad drtv- preel dent #f the C%ll#a»'JfefetA |
W re rgaldty than usual. Not vice praaldaat .of t t h f W if tlf e 1
rS w prdaidaiit-wfll be ahla to pretIdeal. • j .
. .. ,
I
Q t# lkkLf^a^.a l-t- Ik.
than W
ment tdcxedC*
|h*)#ri .”f Jackaantbaaa,. visiting h b
M. Hsynes, U ft for
d a t Which ha i ordefadrVl*
ffaaf to drive him -.h a c k no
f r ia tf e « h 'O M )
hlagton. The use of elihpl*
ia*Uc Informed yeporlers who
■M from JU pIdalTJk'koon a- acaaptfe b y .th * C o o g r^ , wbkh
ng Hn#»rl'
grvwAr*i)w
WeHilitfe
>aay*t*r«
fdld thee#
£S£SK S3^ai
i'*ndaMI**llf*<
i persuade grandad
rn. II* say* b a m a#d
-Tlmea-Unlon. WhlU Advertlfer oi
Worth every cent and every thought
rbaps
a lta r tb*
next
ItW -P lIR l# .
,
.
Ev£r^thlrtgl that goes into the making
o f Cheftetfield cigarettes |»*UST be pure.
No "maybe’s** wil^jpass ntustcr here. Toboccter—th< mlldeit, rijfer and purest
m otley ciu buy. Paper—the purest made.
NtiS* 1‘resident JI#Mr
a • batter undareUndpnobUrms a#d.p#T*ie».
, unemployment sitaa-
-<» •-M
Lsgtalalare bad ta
* U * tw e canto.
And our factories? The last word in
machine ccjuipnicnt, light and sanitation.
Models of cleanliness. The air through
out is changed every 4Vt minutes*
N o purer, milder, better-tasting cigarette
than Chesterfield can be made. Wc chal
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Y O U BN CW SPA m t
.H N H N
)■ FktMi’i BmH
I G r a t M t V n to ta b lo
AN
A a td iM
Vo lu m e w q f
Z( INMATES OF
|R HOME DIE
IN RAGING FIRE
Capitol
.. Otheri Are In Hos
pitals V ic tim s Of
Flames That Raced
Through Structure
olofcai ifiBORT
P rc a s
IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y
N EW SPA PER
H A N FO R D . F L O R ID A . 8 A T P H D A Y . i f r t V
Drastic Economy I*
Ordered By Hoover
WASHINGTON, July 2 5 .(A.P.)—DihiUe economy In
government expenditure* la
the current and forthcoming
fiscal year was demanded to
day by President Hoover to
meet sharply declining treas
ury receipts. The chief execu
tive ordered all government
hands to withhold funds not
seeded for actual oparatlon
perposaa this y ell, and to pare
to tho minimum estiuataa of
expenditure* for tha next fis
cal year. In a letter to nil govtrnm rat departmenu and agen
cy heads tha President de
scribed tha financial condition
of the federal government aa a
‘serious one.*'
*5. 1M 1
BIENNIAL BILL
IS HOLDING IIP
STATE SOLONS
T ILD MAN IS
FOUNDUG
IN EVERGLADES
,V;i
Carlton Avers Meai-:
ure Must Be Passed.
If Another Session
Is To Be Foregone
Filthy A n d Tattered
Individual Is C ap
tured After CHhie
Through S w a m p s
TALLAHASSEE, July 28. —
(A.P.)—F'alture of the Home and
WEST PALM BEACH, July
P it t s b u r g h , July • » . —
Senate conference committee* to
—(A.P.)—Iteports tnat a “wild
TALLAUAWBE, July 25. (A.P.)—Twanty-alx paraona, f& of
adjust difference* of the two bod
man" had been seen lurking am
—Well, It wont bH Ion* now. Uiam believed to bo inmataa of tho
ies over the biennial approprta-tha fringe of the Evarflaqf*
tiona Mil today held up adjoura-,
Everybody ii hippy thle Llttlo Sister# of lb# poor homa
wood* near Belleglade today re
ag*d, and ont, a nun. wain
ment of th* second extraordinary
morning, oven tlloee who eo for
sulted In the capture of a « M
burnad to dtalh. Two hundrad am!
legislative session. Holding m*«t-_
bitterly oppoeed the three atranlaan othara a r t in boapltala,
who bote every apprarenet <»
Inga for th# purpose of clearing*
having lived In a primitive atato
m enu* mweures
which victim* of a flra that tumad U*a
4he desk* before the sin* dl* ad-,
for a long time wraring a pair of
joornmant, tha Stnata adopted
were /peeeed Inst night, I ha van of tha tld and halplaaa In
Uttered overalls and with d\rl
the House bill abolishing tha of-,
to a plart of horror and suffering
think Are glnd we will be nble laat night and aurly today*
thirkly matted in his clothes and
fire of atot* auditor, whlto Urn.
to go home Sunday or Mon Tha roroarr'a off fra rt port ad I t
hair.
. .
Ileus* fndafintaly postponed a
The
man.
who
could
not
lOeWl
bill to Increas* occupational II-'
day, even though It cannot pcraona atJI unarrountad for but
fy
himself,
was
brought
here
cense tax**.
>
1m aiJd that they are happy. the rutna have baan aaarchtd
Police Chief Elmer Padgett,
thoroughly, diaaipatlag tho baliaf
The engrossing and enrolling
Belleglade, who arrested him
that mora dlad In tho ftamaa. Only
rooms of both bodies
wgre
it& e 'B n a t* and
confer thiaa of tha daad hnv* baan Iden
a chave through the awamps.
Jammed with last mlnut# *t*no-(
Tho
plane*
shown
afire
In
this
picture
were
one
seaplanes
flying
ami
">aU
between
e e committee*, appointed to ef- tified.
man. about *0 yeat* old, anawa
graphic work In' connection with
r t a eompromleo betwoon tho
prarttrally all question* with ooe Miami and Nas.au, lWclared obsolete, they were fe d to the flames st Cwnuy k k n d . New York.
tha passage of local and other
Phyalclana feared tha ahoek of
jnata and R oom difference* In torror and confusion among tha
word, "Seana." When aahad hla
minor bill*.
_i* appropriation Mil, an* at agvd would Increase the number
name ha answered “C. II." and
The appropriations bill must be
wotk new and thoy should bo abU> cf fatalities. Property damage
aald
he
wav
from
“
Bean
Short,'’
____
____ ____
pas tod If
another
extin station'
1 '
LONDON, July 25— (A.P.)—
to complete tbolr work In a few a a a estimated at **0,000. Tha
of "Bean City."
will be avoided, Governor Carlton
Secretary
of
State
SUmeon
was
hour* aa t h m W only about f.ra started In tha morgue In tha
Officers aald therr- I« a coataald. With this idea In mind th*
••**00.000 difference, and Oil* la a baatrnant. Many heroic rescue# on tho way to Germany last munlty so named near South Bay
legislators nr* hopeful that thalr
•mall amount tarn pa rad to tha war* affected aa nuns and prlesla night where for two days he will Put residents there could hot
99-day session, a record for th*
total of tka bill, whlrh la aemo- joined
identify the
the man.
man. Washed
Washed S*d
and.
atato, will ba concluded by nn
Joined the
tha firemen
fireman In carrying c h V n re U o /B ru e n lrg 'V ^ ^ o re l^ tdantifw
thtae Ilka *4,000,000 par year.
agreement over th* bill and Ita
the aged from the Maxing build*
*" * * * * *
when offered
final adopUon.
lag.
,
Whoa he hoarded the boat train ty
,¥ wh,n
0,f<r#,l food.
f"®*1- PhyskUgJ
1
who evamlned the prisoner aald
. Tha 8tnat* laat night voted 23 to m
The fire was not detected by for Harwich ha aald ha
ItoagMj spoaUng, .subject to
„ wanted
........ no steps will he taken toward h a t
9 for an additional nneo-ent tax ‘
verification when more accurate person* a t tha homa but was first to make It clear that the visit la
b
on gasoline, with rerenu* to gu
data la available, f figure that wo sighted by neighbor* who turned Just a trip to ono more Euro ing hint committed to an Insti
tv tha •tat*’* general fund. Thu
vrlli see a reduction Hi state and In an alarm, Six alarms were pean capital so that ha may be tution for tha Insane until Mon
M
a
n
y
action was taken *fl*r a com pro
county ad vale pent millage of sounded In rapid aucceaaion a* come bettor acquainted with the day. Meantime they Intend to see
CHICAGO, July 25— (A.P.1— mise agreement had l*rn rrsetyad
soma 1* a* CO milk. ThU wrens ■nen as tha eerlousneia ef the sit heed* of the aevrral governments. how h* reacts toward plenty or
SANTIAGO, Chill. Julv 25.—
foc.d and civilised life.
that a reduction'ef twenty dellare uation was discerned and firemen
Ralph Capone'* appeal from con- daring th* day by conference comIt has nothing to do with fi
(A.P.I-—Students who haJ been
on each thousand, dollare aaaeeaad. and policemen were called from nancial m ature, ha aa.ld, and la
vlrtlon for Income lax violation* raittaca of both llcusr* in an af-'
fort to past ■ revenue program*
hairi<ailed in the U nlvetslty of
It will be atto iiA > M S irfc U a one all parts of tha city.
was denied yesterday, dashing tbo satisfactory ta tha administration
net concerned nlth the work of
The flames quickly spread to tho seven-power conference which
t i n t gaa ta t. k llan g fU M and
Chili tor two days In protest
hopes
of
two
rthor
"pubMc
eneth at would reliav* th* ad valoranf
documentary stamp 1*1, and tha all parts of tha hoaaa and many
ajtum-t the g tvrrnm ent left the
ended.
mles" .of escaping penitentiary butd«n on real *atatr.
,.
auto llcanae to* -which gaea to agaJ paraona could ha a*en stand jest
/
Those
who
have
watehad
recent
unixrrsit)
under
a
truce
y
esltrBay Scout arl.vitiee. partkU'
Tba roll call:
ing a t tho windows screaming for developments closely, however,
term* aa well aa hla own.
achoala.
....
day
alter
soldiers
had
fired
on
larly
those
of
T
r'op
No.
5.
wort
P,
.
,
.
.......
Ayaa:
President
Whltakar,
Fana - , * * v-a
Th*
United
State*
circuit
court
holp. Nuns and brothers of a re
agreed that this opportunity for many and varied during the past .(tic r alrnnghuld.
of appeal* affirmed th* fedaihl ato rt Adam*, Andrew*. Bradshaw,
• Tha plan whkh was adopted ligions order aided firemen In the tho American secretary to maka | week, according lo
w no known to have been
to ita
Its acuus.
Two
wfi
aertbs.
------*•—
district court In sentencing th* llutlcr, Cltosnvng, Dell, Flrtchl
work
of
rescue.and’paired In a ♦•Whom* laat
first-hand observations In Ger Jamas Doaary.
elder brother of th* mora notori- Gaty, Gatsan. Harris, llarrlaoA
Tho
j klH"<i a»d many wounJrd, int-ludnfeht same to m» to
tho moat
most
Tho Mother
Mother t|ap*rior
Bnptrior of
of tho
tho In
in- many U Im portant
* *boI tha
number »f women In lb*
Featuring the week a events un~ , nun
owe "Hcartur** to threw-yoarm ta. IttPMF. •JMW S-.HowvIl, Lewis,
stUuUoa
was
'
a^uitabl. distribution possible I atUutk
a w
a*^T.0y
In* continuous firing and
V vreta. In
wa*' the tater-pwtreld-rwily>old
1*
Leavanwdrth penltagUary and a Nerd. Parksr, Swearing**, Tay
fighting at the on all kir-H
p ip in g after
aft
last Thuraday whenn —
. - pa,
lor, Turner, Wngg and Y o u n g Dr. J . Cartlut, Garman For fine of 8I0JKH). •
.
dWl
women^rom the bulldln*
and
students eign Minister, and Oennaiiy’*
Mol* were well rrpresenW . Taata Vef*Hy. I’olke
• y 1 I1 , - '
P
Afl#p lib*
Ttio charge wa* attempting to 23.
.
After
tha lira
flra hid
had iDrcid
spread to
so thftl
that their latent!on* to ptoa.nl
hops*
for
a
large
AlbcMcan
rredwhich included fire making with blaim-d eaeh ulior for starting dr'.egate to lh* l.eagua of Na- drfraud tha government of taxva. ,N*ys—Banalera Anderson, Bell,
It .was dangerous for anyona to
(lint and steel, first aid. algnal- the batiks
lions now in session a t Geneva, Itruallie* and Interest amounting Cares Clark*. Council, English,
outer, aha had to bo forcibly de II to- Stlmaon.
On Tusaday Stlmaon will ba ling with the More* rode, knot ty
Troops made three separate at- whose plan for an Austro-Ger- to moie than 5300,000 on.an In Gotnes, Hllburn an j Knabb—9.
nothing further bbbi up lo tained from further attempts at
(Continued On P»g# *!»•!
tarbs on the university building. man ru*ton» union la under a t come of fS.000,000 In l M2, 1M3,
ing. and pac'ng.
. us, wa heps \o b* hake by rescue.
Not
voting—Sanators
Irby,
A 43 minute drill wa* the More than 3tx>0 shots we e fired tack.
——-ay night f * goad. OUry ba,
IU2I ami 11126. It resultrd from John*, King, Pnrrlah, Stewart
Ambulance*. taxicabs and pri
leading Him on Friday night’s there. All burinr<» was suspended
this is my swan song a t tha capi vet* automobiles Ware utilited to
(‘a|H>iio'« dectarntiun that
h* and Watson—4.
rrgiam which concluded a brief and store*, »ffsca-w and l.ank* pgt
tal for tho praaaat. Thanks to Most of tha hospital cases were
owned inly |6000, that tai* only
Th* measure was lnlr*durad
uslnes* session. F ret aid wa« ol up steel siiutier*.
Ahoae who bav* bran aa AJupH- persons overcome by smoke or* In
a**rt* wrre two brolten down race by Senator Alfred II. Wagg,
io
stressed
a
t
-the
meeting
that
Ifaar
Marinis
.n,
ntagatlnv
mencary. I hope It futfjfi«9
horses and that ha wa* prepared
jured when they jumped Into life
(Contlhuad on Pago Four)
w riter with other* escaped Injury
nigh;.
to Imimw $1000 If the govern
the effort.
,
*
uehi held by firemen.
Boy
A*» Stent 8 out Master Andrew FeeleV. New Yo.k new*papei
ment would aettlo for that sum.
Hill and Sctib# D:**ry liter
Frankie Lake and Terry Druglasptred by a forceful talk on tended the organisation meeting whiter w Ih otln-r* escaped tujur)
gan, fanner twin millionaire* of
Boy Scout -work by riorida Smut of the district scout committee when they were caught in a door
the tievr trade, had plradcd guil
Commissi, ikt Wahalln, of Orian. held at the office of the White way by rhaiging lancer*. They
“
i »y
mil) reservations” av
ty "with
to •*■«•••••
evading
do, and stirred Into action by the lllghlcyman Co., anil spoke brief shontrd that they we e visitors.
President f a to* thanes replied P o l i t i c a l
S i a r n i f i c a n c e 1 i>«yni*ni of incom* tax*#. They
squally forceful talk of ft. I). ly upon w'-rk now under way In
to stJdrnl demand* that he n *lyr
Highl.yman, calHng upon local 1 roo| No li.
•
ly saying that he would uph .lit
WASHINGTON, July 25. —
raald.nta to step Into the breach
bit adniini*! nliun. even If it u u l
( A-1’.)—T h ru view M-ren mall
Mcnlclpal Juaga I t W; War* in a worthy can**. * group of PATH RURAL THROWN OPEN
• The BemlnoW Count, Agrk**M f f U I IVYO r i K u r c n u th> tulirt.mr
a*pons's routes are to be Inaugurated with
hit lift.
I tural Advisory OaiamltUa, com- tought a t least oha of tlw aliened Baafony* prominent civil, bualFormer I’u-iident Arturo Alles
... , . „ . ' attorney* last night were cunald- an attendant Increase In thu
law-violators
brought
bsfera
Mm
area
and
professional
mm
met
CANTERBURY,
England.
July
1—
ed of . prominent man
posed
from
NEW YORK, July 86. «A ,, » 1 r r ,1|C lh,
ruUre .
randi sent a telegram to Presi
strength of the American mer
tha coaaty.
county, met at In Tolka Court yesterday, the val last night and fanaalatrd an or 28. —(A.P.)—Canterbury’* f*moii« dent Ibanrt. ilrrlaring his removal
i Saabk section of the
chant marine.
ue
of
controlling
one's
temper
ganisation arblch ha* for It* only old cathtdial, for the first time in
Seminole High B*hoo| la an
was the only hop* fer oavlng Chill
At least all and |K**lbly 11 ntw
nual session laat
under tho •rhea ho placed f.nee or *20 and purpotr tho furthering cf boy’* neatly a thousand years was host irom disaitr,
. , .night, _
a Long Island luncheon today toiic* over Chicago gangmrn vessels are to be added and nsaron
a
negro
who
d»libelatoly
work
locally.
to
Americans
In
England
yester
Irerticn
of
A
k
a
K.
Jotmeon,
vo
d
Pruvinetal newt wa* r*n* .red which may provu a factor In Sam Guslk and Frank Nitti are ly a score of ship* reconditioned.
troy a 1 hla wife's clothing, vat That the aaw orgsnlutlnn will day under auspice* of tha friend,
I rational agriculture director.
so that the rxlent uf troqhle in crystallising sentiment for • already serving thtlr terras. Al
Th* rout** II* between th* A t
! . Upon the dlscustioM of various usd at 128, and than treated au:h become a merited power for good of Canterbury rathedral, whlrh I* the piovlneoi wa* unknown,
Capone pleaded guilty and I* to ba lantic and Gulf ports and Kurop*
l farming problems raised last a disturbance that police bad to a behalf of tha yM th of Oil* city Interested la preserving and re j With a military rahlnvl head'd Democratic presidential canlldate sentenced July 30. Former County an l Uetwrvcn Hrattle and Flallco.
in (1931.
.
I night, .Mr. Johnson and Ms a s bo called In to curb tha antics ef ws* revealed la tha attitude and storing it* beauties.
1 ty Naval Captain Carlos Frorddrn
It will l>*.the first meeting of Assessor llrna Oliver an,| Stats Bid* will b* opened Aug. IT. Tba
enthusiasm of all tha persona a t
1
. elsu m Charles R. Ddwaon aapdet tho mao.
"
rtneenl
atlng
on
law
and
order
Hrprt-'. nlativr Lawrence O’llrtan, construction of six ntw vessels la
1 to proporo • f#oi|4tt# V ff tO ii of llomer Hicks was the offender tending tha meeting, each i of NltWTON BAKER’S BON WEDS ihere was a m temant of npp»*|. Guv. Franklin D. »io«*#v#!i and although not identlftad with th# required by the contracts while
lormer
Gov.
Alfred
F..
Smith,
whom
readily
accepted
an
obliga
who
pleaded
guilty
to
a
charge
uf
. aedvltles, which. If foliuvaJ by all
CLEVELAND, July 28.—(A.P.) tlon under way in support of Pe nominal loader of hi* party, »lnc* gangs, and Jack Uuslk, lirothcr of the building of five more I* lo tot
| ■•W ars and cattle owners may disorderly conduct, and damaging tion Imposed upon Mat.
placed Upon a . conditional basis.
—Mias Kealah Strong, daughter of dro Blanqultr, former lltie-al pre- the return reeently uf Jaine* A. Sam. wrre convicted by juries.
With
tho
organisation
disposed
'vaU
property.
Ho
received
a
L i this county advauee U the
mlti as a *ucre**nr to Prrs'dent Farley, Mat# Democratic chairUral* IJpschuls, an independ The reconditioning work is to ba
MaJ.
Charles
II.
Strong,
yestarday
9
fin*
on
the
first
charge
and
a
of,
the
group
at
ones
turned
Its
I /orefront aa the mast productive
|*0 fin* on the (altar. Judge Wareattention to one of tba more Im bee a me the bride of Nawton 0 Ibanrs. Blanquic.- tame nut o ' re mao. from an observation lour of ent liquur operator; Chrietlan made mandatory by tba contracts.
• ! I a \th a . atato.
:
Past hen, t paving contractor, and
One rout* la from N<w York to
later ordered that tha *30 fine amt portant phase* of Bey flcout life, Baker III, aon of th* former w • tirement recently to become pre Western *tate*.
Rotterdam, from Baltimore
by
a 00 day Jail arntoaec whkh ae- tho •■lahliakment of s Court of retary of war, In tha Wilson rah mier but htld office • nly right
It also will be Die first Hme Georg* to ChamtxrUin, an elec way of Newport Newt and Nor
day*.
Mr. Roosevelt and Mr. Smith trical contractor, hav# been Indict
h a tho Fares" program, whlrh to- eempaaled It. be suspended pro lienor. Such a group, rompo**d of Inet.
her* sat down together during ed for tas violations. OUricn a l folk lo Rotterdam, from New
, Mother w ith' a campaign toc tnocs vided tba negro Mid hla* wife 92B s body cf man who a rt a* coun
York to Antwerp, from Baltimore
the last several month*, during so lost his appeal and i* still out by
*had better Ure stock, will be for tho damaged property. Chief selor* to tha Bo* Seoul* during
way of Newport News to Nor
hand.
which th# former’s name Ha* onThe
Stressed by th e . eoaaaaJttas (Ms or Folks Boy Q. WillisBU rustle tho y*ar. and who award merit
appellate Judge*. Samuel folk to Antwerp or from flat tun
hedges
and
other
honors
st
regu
tho
arrest.
come
t
j
bo
mantlom-d
frequently
Vpar. Every *••*• u f la m li« .
Alsrhuler, Evan A. Evans and or Phlladslpkla to Rotterdam or
W iliam Calhoun, c o l o r e d , lar sessions of tho Court, will
(fYntltiuad on Pag* Fourl
dairying, catUa mad poultry raleWill M. Sparks, reversed District Antwerp. The achrdul* provides
t u g and agricultural betterment charged with disorderly conduct, hold Its first meeting on Aug. 14
4 _____ 1
Judge James H. Wllkarscn’s sen for not lees than 72 trip* nor
‘
a
group
of
bsy*
expect
to
plea
tod
not
guilty,
hut
was
fined
fU T . giacussed before tha as*at lag
Eah.biting a display of nervous, champion. Ill* gam- from acrik*
tence ef twu yetr» In county jail mars than 10)1 trip* anneally on
•15. Officer Andersen mad* the aivaare to further scout degiao*
on misdemeanor count* of tha In all rente branch**.
rws*
which had It* tea.-tioa In an ilay la difficult rrcovmie* fallowIn
na
open-air
public
ceremony.
arrest.
fallowed
Th* second route la from Mobil*
dictment* against Ralph Capons.
B. D. Hlghlryaaaa* wa* elected almost rompleto reversal of Ih* ng net play wa*
Jsfry Martin, colored, c h a rg e
.dlMg that a
throughout by burst* of applause
It mad* no dlff»raact In th* ac or othar East Gulf porta to Havre,
minoit County F air ", may ao* ith disorderly rondori. had hW aa ctelrw aa af the Hanford dis great form which carried him into much of which seemed to tllseon
Chief of Police Roy G. William* tual t rue ha must aarv* as lb«y tnd Belfast, from Mobil* or other
ns aa actuality U fare another .J *4 dismissed, as did Nomsch trict cwmmittoa. with Ju d y . O. P. th* final* for honor* na City tow cert hi* youthful opponent.
this m lining called th# attention were to hava run concurrently Liverpool, Manchester. Glasgow,
eases. Affording to Mr. Mart la, colored, charged with la*- Htradoa as vice-chairman. Other nie champion af 1931, Pat* Shiof grocary atcr*' proprietors und with th* penitentiary term.
Halier'*
play
thrtughout
the
East Gulf ports to H arrs, Lon*
sffkeru are aa follow*: the Her.
, tha euecect of tha reseat preper parklsg.
other merchant* to a rtrenllv
jdMh
Indicated
that
he
intemk-J
■
aid,
declared
by
many
to
b*
th*
don, Antwerp, Aberdesci and InI
aacretaryj
C. L. Spires, and U U Me La H. Irving U o ttii,
Day relebnOleu has gla
favorlt* for that till*, went down lo make v.ttoiy aasuied from th* adopted rule of th# City'* lleallh
tor mediate British porta, and .front
ACCIDENT 18 FATAL
iV j
lodge
Jams*
0
.
Ik
arsa,
chairman
tm
,
w
hiu
man,
charged
with
re af Me grevy cuadlDepartment which goe* Into effset
atari,
for
hla
early
play
was
to
a
disastrous
defeat
by
4-4,
4-4
Mobil*
to
Rotterdam,
Bremen
and
a county fair bare aa sere ding, pleaded gaUty and paid ad the Court of Haoor, composed scares at lb* band* of Ray Hol strong and lo th* mark, tarry Monday ntttnlnf.
WAUCHULA,'July 25^—(A.P.) Hamburg. This schedule required
. event Weald ba weU ftore of *1 sack. Officer hhaffsr of tho foUcwlagi Jao. D. Jinklna, ler, former city champion, yea- mg H.-Mrar|! off hla feet by tha
In th# Intareat* *>f ' aanttnllan —Frank H*g«n, railroad amployoo no las* than 53 trips nor aaor*
A.* C Twrt, a P. Herndon, and
Is tho arreeU.
make Sanford’s at Ftbring. was critical!. Injured than 72 trip* a year.
fore* of hla drive*. On three dif and In an effort
Arthur Bremen; H .'M - Rembkg, ter day afternoon.
A Urge crowd of Irani* fan* ferent occasion*, Ik Her'* recovery street* attrertlv* lo th*- eye. an l hi* mother kllUd, when thril
Tho tMrd rout* la to operetd
chairman ef the f lim - r aemmltn g g KXTUfGUIWJKD
health department officials ask automobil* ivrrtum ed. 12 mtla*
too, and H. R. Btovaaa. chairman was aa hwwd to witness what was shot* wet# ao strong aa to cans# that th* following order b* ob. rest of htra last night while an- from Seattle to Puerto Colombia,
*
ametiag
Colombia, and Kingston, Jameion*
sslstast Firs C hkf Tore Veru- wt tire trees srgaoleatiun cere- s<k*dul*d to ba tba most grilling Schirard to diop hi* racktlAW* B.
rout* to Ukcland. i Regan era* on a schedule a f not loos then IB
Thla aftomoon llollrr
was setved bv all euncernad:
match af tba entire tourney. In
mlttoo.
1
jl
.
1
ead
flrtre
a
a
Duncan
ysstor"It
shall
ba
unlawful
to
uaa
any
brought hr re for medical treat
W r;
*-------three re reogg last night stead they aaw ilo lk r'a superb scheduled to moat Roy Harrison, purlins of a a dewalk far tba dis ment Ihtn taken to A I#k*l*nd nor mors than Be trips a pong.
afternoon mads a hurried call
Wakalia. Ray play la avary dapaitaaaat af th* youthful tennis player whose abili play of frulta, regetablaa, food hospital.
- ‘ rain •• tha bares of VeeFJM O l FUM BUUTU4U UUQ
A rihar Brea- gaa** asaka gchirard's efforts fu ty andnr hanvy fire has nut been produ ts nr merchandise.
' sc, , l i t Cypress A re- Fax. Jaa. D.
Merndca, C. tile. gad victory fa r Hollar in hla teartad la tournament play. Wh'J#
firs.
i
pj
i
r
aa
ty
caaMd
aw.
C
A.
Doorways used far diaplailng
CIRCUS MA^i MBS
K ;-m
PHILADELPHIA. July
sreUey, J. 0 . match With Bag Harrison this a ft Ha)la* aft* established a* the fav- fruits, vagstablea and-food pred
d w aft la a k rtrk a l a Bare. H.
c w u tto , r,
a. i . L. ernoon aw aim*at assured facto orita far th* 1981 HU*, a 'trto ry ucts which may be consumed la
gained slight band- Bharea. B- D. ^ ____
INDIO,
C altfT july 15.—(A .f.) (A.P.)—Patrel m an.JM j '
riaan
would
p
rire
lo
b*
Although Hollar was aald to
Marewtetto. A- C, Fast, aad Urn
—Al-------Haros*,- -—
r im r-.—
s
liquor aquad otflaefr, to
rpmat ba raised ---surprise to several rUse* th* raw slat*,
hare declared after ih* match
Bav. H. Irrtag LetoMt.
tha* R In
Mg
I af th* gam* who predict fig Mm n Inch** f rent tha floor day after a lingering Uta^a. He ^ ^ #osti
that
ha
playwd
T
a
r
ever
hi*
head"
^
.
w
and screened with vrly* netting wa* 49. He auffared U itvaeh ti | ~
IM
Iaria
plsy
ye*Ur
lay
theta
was
n
a
denying
him
credit
PLANT ClTTgs-CMldren's play
***“ " * J
wtlfc wvsah »tif(iri#*Uy ri:#* to pneumonia roreotly f rim which ^ 2 and
Flag
Mm
la
a
reversal
tafar
gtviag
tha
spectators
a
rare
•
Um Atolsow property.
he n:v*r recovered.
) ’*.•♦
| during n raid.
at l l l lM t Mala
pi event the admUalpn af nia*."
treat la tha pl*y required af »
r*t
**
by
• i - i M i j S - ----------
SHMS0N LEAVES
FOR GERMANY TO
MEET MINISTER
Says Conference With
Curtius Is M e re ly
To Get Acquainted
CHILE STUDENTS!
Le a v e build ing s
FOLLOWING RIOTS
RALPH CAPONES
APPEALISDENIED
BY U.S. TRIBUNAL
MINISTER
i
Three-year Sentence
In Prison I Uphek
By Federal C o u r t
Truce Is Declared Af
ter Two Are Killed
And
Wounded
* 4 t
5
.11
Scout Activities F;
Last Week RefcSU
Steps Are Taken In
Movement To Help
Local
Scouts
e
ROOSEVELT AND
SMITH LUNCHEON
MAY POINT WAY
friculttra Group Hot Temper Draws
olds Meeting At Sizable F in es For
Colored Offender
School L a st Night
S
1 ... * j ,m ,, * IIwt their rhanee* un Capon*’*
Attached lo IVlCCt* | winning hia
They now
• „ flf qSarci PilVIiri’HIface acntenc* unless th«y appeal
Three New Ocean
Mail R o u tes Will
Be Started By U. S.
—State and national political fig-1 |t was another link in th* govure* were *rb*dulrd to meet at ernment’s unbiokvn chain of vie-
C
B
I
Holler Scores Smashing Victory
Over Schirard In Tennis Tourney
f
Williams Points Out
New Law Upon Foods
r
&
mm
'■ *i eitoe'iO „ aliage, '■
i
�By Stookie AUen
•NO FOOLIN'
CLOSE TUT FROM
CELERY FEDS, 5-4
I TAM 1
rtr.A O /')
■—
WASHINGTON, J u ly , *4. —
(A.P.I—An oil will. oriD, probing
half a mile under ground, hat
found a mammal aknll estimated
U bo 60,000,600 yawn and made
another chapter of history mere
readable for geologists.
The aknll, no bigger than an onr,
la balievad to hara belonged to tn*
of a atrango and rare proup of salmanU, now extinct, known na the
Prriptyrhldae, aajra Dr. Jam ta W.
Gldley of the United 8Utaa Na
tional museum. It a p brought to
tbe aurfaeo In tha eourao of drill*
Ing operation* In Caddo pariah,
Louisiana.
Rtudylng th* okull, gooloiriaU
will b* oble ''to fill In another
Monk spec* in their knowledge of
Inability Of Batters
To Hit InPinchPuta
Feds Deeper InHole
Iky K. n . CCLI.UM
Failure to coma through when
i f ; The Fed. kal a tough on# oaer
hit* meant tuna, the Celury-Fed*
f l i t Dai tone yralerd
when, aft
l i W thor had out.hll ih.» Island- again ta»t*d defeat yerUtdajr aft*
;* n all the way. and had beea In rinoon, thla time at th* handa of
£.'■axeriag petition time after time,
Daytona Ilearh nn tha Uttor'a
‘ jllUu went d.wn Is a 6 In I de
diamond.
Score* Irlandeia 5, Feda
r foot, their fau.th xtralght la
' d/eond half play. I**U/ l-ane
derided I> off form, bat. oa at
lefty lone waa m th* mound
l . l n i l anr on avion he l ira dawn for Daytona, and although b* gov*
1 I ke a aeleran. wlnaiag Ike game
tip lit hita, hr larpt them wtO
arattrred except In th* 7ih and
’’ wkea he did. It wa« la the Han.
.
. ford h.If i M l f ninth. Two were Uth inning.
■ iwt aad men were *n arcond and
The Feda drew first l.looil In th*
third. Jahn Kdwa d lllggla* waa reennd Inning. In thla flam*,
V> at hat. I.anr pitched four ball*. I'illman, first up hit a grounder
| ,tbgre of them rlean atrlkea, and tn short, l .a tn * the throw to
waa -II oaer. A plnrh bailer, first by s hair: linger> fouled outi
trick land, llrltt, lluikhirdt. Rami hit to ahotl, who threw
. Miller, «r lie manager hlmaelf
wlbl to firat, Pittman going to
tC ib l hate dune the trick, hut.
t' ird on lb* play; lllggln* then
It waa not la he. lab* hurled a
lilt a grounder tu I’ert nt abort,
tie* game, j . uauol, an j far Ike
who threw will t i f rat making
' ft> it lime thla near, c m ' team
lil* arcond riro r In *u canton.
get aa many at 10 kilo off hla
Piliman arorlngi llarriaon and
. /-allrtry.
la k e atnirk out to end tha In.
A l snouts
Aa the raeult if another I to I
gama, Ihir **nr in favor cf the
- Salat*, the leigue-leajiog Corea
. Indian* »l*.e toned Into a triple
lla for firat plaro with the Halnta
. and lalanAwa. Tf.al game, playrd
(I HI. A ula.llne, waa another
pitcher'* duel, although Atkin*
• ae* had ta tie rrm etrd when th*
golag ft i light In the eight In
' log. Cole# Ird It r alugr-'r*. gel,
tlag tine* for four, and eroding
’ him Into the league batting
of extreme 'mportancr
tha Amrrlrann la'Sgur
The Alhletl a beat the
o 2 whan George Kirn.
them to five l it* and
■r and Slinuinn* hit
erliert, the aenaatlonal
ile liurlr , although ren tha gamt, got credit
la tha-N alisnal Iwague, n i l
SUpped the Chilli. . and Card*
agala, hut the Itobin* fulled In
taka advantage of the tweak
wkea tkry 1**1 a w e rher to the
Pirate* 17 to i. the Pirate* get*
ting XI hit*, including Granthem’s homer. Vance, Day. Thura♦aa. Moore, all r hop and went,
yet ike kiln kept raining. The
N Mxa did a little hitting loo.
|T hit*, but r. uldn'l make run*
awl *f them. . .The Hrave* wan
I I add realevt In which that gat
flvd bit* a t compared to IX by
|ba Cub*, it rpded 4 to I la fa
ta* of Ike llr-rvr*. malnlv few
ranee the/ bunched their hit* la
th* four Ik. aad pul <v*r fiur
vans. Iter* re hit a homer with
awe nn la that Inning. Pics erfar* l«-lp*d the canse. they aay
. , , The l.lanla »oa a 10-lnnlng
4 ta f paav* from the lied* when
4^-ch tingled with twa aa. The
RN i g«< only fuar hit* f t I labbell. wril* the Glaata gat II*
trtillcry Is U s e d
'o Destroy Tavern
Used By Radicals
SEVILLE. Spain, July SI.—
IJ*.)—Artillery surrounding a
irern firqm ntad by cummualata]
i the aeburb of Macarawa reduced
; to wreckage with XX ruunda tf
Ijdd f.r# yesterday, ia lha govmamnt'a effort to pu| down ayn|i«Uat diaeidrra.
'Beldtaia manned machine guru
^ O riilU ry unit* tail nlgkt, ready
IT.leatent use should th* dborMar* wi.lch yesterday ccat flvv
m ha r*P»»icd.
fpwaller* Ilf Ik* tavern's ne'gh•gkeod w a r s - regieteiad and
mtekad far atma-'Tka Intuate# of
It tavern hot vacated th* build■ prior la tha attack. , * ;
AHthariUas believed th* W*« 91
In irality the loaa of the gam*
ahnulil lie attributed to error, tn
Judgment rather than othrrwlae,
when the game waa actually loat
n tha fifth Inning. In thla inning
Weaver, Dial up single*!; H'lirlrn
au ritirrd him to arcond. Ilughra
hit to la k e fur an raay »U| at
flr>l. However, l.ake elected to
thiuw tha b a ll'tn ret nd bale,
with Weaver atanding ai|uarel) on
the bare, giol even having made an
attempt t > go to third, all hanila
aafr. Ilughra, naxt up aafe at
Total
.
DAYTONA IIKACII
W«aver, rf ............
tl'Hr'en, I b —
Spake, r f . .
.
I lug lira, cf ... ,i.
Mobley, c
Hull". If ..
I"ert, *<
.!..
Mainwood, bb
Hall la, 3b
.
I.ane, p ...... . . .
a o a a of t h e MiaHTy
E.W y o R d ty A J J K E E S , TWEr
IOST e O lO R F O U TEAM
IM 0 A 5 M A U .
/ O.tC
'—
STtAU-----KID-
C
eroon
Saturday
HOW THEY STAND
CENTRAL FLORIDA LI
Cocoa
*
I
Daytona - ............. 3
I
St. Auguatlne — 3
1
P rU n d
------ .2 , 2
Winter Park ____ I
3
Hanford
............. 0
4
Yratrrday'a Itreulla
St. Auguatlne 000 100 Ota
Cocoa
...... 000 001 000
llatterlea: II a m a n t l e
Wakely; Atkin'on, Murdoi
llolton.
DeUml . 000 001 000 1 •Wintrr l>. 0O0 0IU 000 0 llatte -iem :
McCormick
Wilkra; Gufford and H >dci
Piijladelvliia
.... 47
JS
Seminole Laundry
Girls Winners Of
Diamond Ball Tilt
NKW YORK, July 2 4 ,-(A .P .)
- R e n Joby, Now York ■ middlewgight, gained n clour declalon
otur Ignacio Ar* of Hpaln In a
10-round .bout at th* Queanabor*
Stadium laat night. Jtb y weighed
It/ P- II. CUI.LUM
Tha Seintnnle loiundry •*till lax ir.M I f ; Ara 165 1*S.
Diamond Hall learn proved too
QUINCY —Cotton gin being
elmng.fnr Die T ny Tot tram laat erreted at State Experiment Sta
n’ght and lan rough ah:d over tion.
'
them moling 24 tn I.
Mia* Galea pit* hed the fltat few
inning* for the Semlnola I sundry
while Ml»a Powell finiahrd tha
game. Uolh tlirar g r ta *bowed
mailPsi ability in the boa, and
•liould prove truublraom* to aay
J a c k P e r rin
tram.
Y a k im a C n n u tt
Mi** J. Mlnchew wa» «n the
mound for the Tiny Tot* for th*
P e te h io rro o n
Diet three inning,,' tn* Seminole
girl* rollrclng 10 run* off her
deliver/. Mlaa Margaret KInlaw
rrlirvrU her in the fourth and
larrtl murh better. Ilow urr, eight
run* trirklrded over during her
lliis-r inning* of mound w rk.
A huge rrowd waa pieirnt and
enjoyed the gain* to the limit.
The game tonight will be be
tween the Independent* and th*
Y. M. C. A. The Indrpendent Met.
■hanta tram tonight will be coniIio**d nf the regular Sanford*AllStar tram in order t> give thla
team a good workout In prriuia-tlon for th* gam* with Deloind
Monday night.
The n w un forma hav* Iwen
•bippnl and abould be her* for
Monday night’* gam*.
————— a *
With
Paal Lakaa
Eleuaor poerdman
Geoffrey Karr
la* Aklaa dale## Into
another wemta'a ' heart
—ta give yah aaothar
drama Uka "Sarah and!
raaplaylag with
Mnacor n
tha
S te e l' Refrigerators
Saturday
Sunday
.724
Waahington ..... S7
35
.*3)
New York ......... Cl
30
'.61*0
Cleveland
44
40
.480
St. lamia
41
48
.461
lloatnn
. 34
64
.380
Detroit
34
68
.170
Chicago
31
U
.362
Yr*terday‘* Iteault*
Waahington 1U0 Oil 001—4 0 1
St. loiul*
.<*01 010 100—0 II 0
llattrrira: June*, Hadley and
llnrgrave; Hebert, Kiataey and
Hengough.
I'blladclpliia 3IU 000 10*—6 II 0
Cleveland
0VMI 000 020- 2 6 1
llattrrira: Karnvhaw and Coch*
■anr; lludlln, JaMonowakl and
Myatt, Sewell.
Ilnatnn ... 620 012 OOx—13 10 0
Chicago , 120 010 000— 4 13 0
ll.vlterlev Ituaaell and llerry;
OMAHA, Neb., July X4.—(A.P.I
Caraway, Wehde and Tat*.
'—The national air tour paid lla
N. Y. 013 000 Oil 000 1—7 13 I visit to Dinah* today. The ID
Del.
UU 000 Mil 000 0—<1 10 1 plane* in the tour came hei* frim
l.inroln. Tuesday night the tour
lirada announced the flier* w.uld
not g ait Omaha but early ycater.
day the declaim waa reconsidered.
SUITS
Summer V
For
T h e s e s u its com bine b o th co o ln ess a n d a m k rtneaa fo r m ld -a u m m ar w e a r. T h re e , piece a u ita in
b u aln eaa an d a p o r t m odeU o f au ch a iry te x tj Beach.
u______
re a aa r JP .alm
B each ,Tropical
T ro p ica lWorsted.
W o rrie d .Linen,
L inen,
Whipcord end Seemucker in itylUh pettenu
end color effedte.
PRINCES
Mqn’s Straw Hata—Worth to $5.00
Special Saturday $1.00
M an A ra
Naithar Suddenly Rich
Nor Suddenly Good
■.
i
So one saga observed. But from mu
aidn of tba grocery* euuwtcr, It looks
aa if what a men get* to rat is a m a t
VISIT
.
RCBNCEK’H NEW DAISY
On Coantry G ab Bond
And Bee F or Yotomolf Why
our
Bacteria ASklV/fi
For wwVe jral to meet tho maa wke
can eat e loan meal and b« tbe bap*
pier for to. Aad we>e never known
U fb price# foe «vga tbs fawexoat
food to nlao oitboeUM apirtoa we lb*
fatally forlorn*. '
Aad Waving noted tbU, wo bavon*!
-------- s ’* .-----
■'
the
ring Onumber a
Wd ineny old Icc bo**» let the
" warmair Intomalt the ice! To
do fti workproperly, ke aid be
hooted inan kaulated rdrlfcretor
with'tight Iktlng doon. The new
lcc*W«y refrigeraton are efficient
in holding the cold .... In making
the Ice last longer. Cuthlon-ueled
doon and Leonard tcitcd Inwla*
tlon throughout, combina to ghee
youdependable, economical refri
geration. 1
m
There It a cabinet «yl« to pleat*
you. Come inand inspect It*
J o t WAS
at
■nnnJtlpal * - golf
^
' OHIEP
sJS T E A U ^
ToUl .......
. .. 33 6 to X7
Score by inning*:
Sanlnrd ..........
010 000 210—4
Daytona Heach
010 1X0 10* —*
AaalaU: O'Urien, Mobley 2, Pert
X, Harris X, Lan* 4, Hchirard,
I'eteia X, Pittman X, Uogarv, Hlg.
gin*. U k t C.
Error*: Part 6, Rrgara, llarriRun* batted In, Illgglna.'Pettn.
Mxtlln, Sch'rard, Harris, Hutto
I, Mobley, Two boa# hita. lllggin.,
Ilairia, Mobley. Three boa* hit,
P o t a r o . S a c r l f l t s a , Hlg.
gin* I. Double play. Mubleg to
O’Brien. Stolen btaea, It gglns.
liuglea, llutiu. Left oo botea,
Kanfurd IX. Daytona Ilearh 7
Hxara on hells off Lakt I, off
Lan* 0. 8 t.u k sat by Laka 0, by
lan* 9. Hit b) pitched ball, by
Labe tMalnwood), Wild pitch**,
I w m I. Umpire*. Finwey • aad
Crewthere. Earned runs, Daytona
8 Banford 2.
Tima of game—1:40.
“W lln* the- aquara*” In th# etkUreou. period of Um geological
u te U difficult, Ur. Oldley “ f»,
-aua* Ita 60,000,000-)#**-old U p
o n of reek eltbvr ore buried too
d««p for convenient aeeeaa or oo
badly worn that fooail o»«cim«M
arc not wtU proaotrcd.
To-Nite
nine.
In the itventh. l-al:e, firat up
waa nut on a high fly to l**f 1
Held: Kch'rard bit to shret who
tumbled the ball; Pete!* hit
a
long drive tu right llulj for a
three bagger, ilrhirard troring;
I'lttnian singled, I ' r l n a .ruling;
Kogtru •Ihglcl; Itugrio lilt one l>i
lb rd, a h ) tagged I'l.lman and
ihiew to first I; time to gel Itogrro, reault of thla Inning two
l.inr. In D r'tlih Maitlu (oulrd out)
Pittman tingled, Itogeru hit to
i.hort wh > touched second, furring
Pittm an; iionia * ngledt lllgglna
• truck out tu end the gam*-.
•
— Lake pitched tor Ihv Fed*, and
although he yielded up only 10
hit*, t i e Inlander* w rrr muie for.
tunate In hitting with n u n on the
Laara.
Um right word.
f a&ATKAVnjUGTT
!
The Dial ritr a Inning game ut
tha year in till* lrag.it ended In a
* tn | vlrtniy for l)rl.and when
Wally Hhanmn, the former la
lanJi, te mill aarker now playing
fo# Del and, *inglad to in n
WUkea from ae:ond. Gufford and
M*Co> a Irk hid |*ll lied Idg lea (ue
ta ll all tie way, with th* Id.a
•baut even.
•Old Mammal Skull
Found By Drillers
Deep Under Earth
---- 1. . II
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bookseller la O e M A H ^ f d
of the W a V U becoming ra|
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1EI.B VERBB ROB TODAY
tCTORY IN CHRIBT—For
iso trtr Is born of Cod « « •
,th the world: and this U bf BraaQ, the tenements of New Y grk,' the mine# ,°,1
Victory th s t' overromelh' the Mexico, and the schools of £uba, pla UPotp go, soiftpg.thr
Id,. even our fslth .' Who 1* seeds of aedltloh gnd spreading the {Ofppj of vloUfnce ant!
UMt ovrrrometli the world,
bo that bellevelh thst Jesue
They would overthrow dlitr government and aokddw
s o . rate, th« new-attitude ta Uo
boat foV FleMda'where otdh (ho
heaviest reading la-apt {l i i dota
M e d a pahs tree “la checkered
rimflght S p ah ad m "
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•(fording
efoapPUl
diet It Is q i Its evident thst
nlil-oaV prayer eerviee ‘ U s
eppvsl to V .l M « t g a r t - it
eM rrh M i i t w U l f , ta a f s
i v r o "'•* •
Afnong' the now novel* receiving
M riou sttonlion from tbs' orMM
Is " H a lttft Csotio**'>bf A liJ.
Cronth, a middle aged English'deetor WbO has noWr befdW .wriubri
anything. It m ust-be'riW InYke
erty, confiscate for the »tAt# #Jl other property, destroy a) Maarsty onhhrrled - fashion dp.
incentive to Individual effort, fwt fVhrr thin ln w>ndage “V ptfprlste for Th schorl yi jimolldlt,
work for thb Rusalan dicUtor, sllowlnjr edch vrtrltmar aad FleMIng, for li robwM to-lh#
stylo or tho old English neeab'lt
only enough for. b
OMSharoo'sis hundred pages ahd,
lime* hsr* gotten so hard yes
HU the Ale sand fine, It wtadf He
» a 't even find any money la old
Mbs ‘any more.
T«o bad there isn't tome war
id Legislators rould bare placed
tax en radio static.
‘ Vxb» city la a corporation, wa
often hair, and tha papple ate the
Mttkholdsrs. And like moat stock’ holder a and corporstloni, 'there
i Tha local
rumor to
(lowers
ition f<
Coming out of a who|e asaem- advance In the market, aad tbe
m
B
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i w
;
hly of ,M«h)ea add looking for.
ire appreciating that such J A w*rd edjK faith In tbs' SlUmats
uranfce as IhU H more ta be de-
a ? S J S ? S ;" J S S
asm? purpoaog o f
dlv
Tbs sheriff of f#l)g!
when hs guppr«*M<I
j
m
'« ^ d ' t i m i ; i u t
m
lied th is
thing. Usee
I to w ot,,- In
m
f * d * ' # # W hin hall of Florida,
4 ; doinAplabdldly. Ever alace the
fnrotld ,War, when mcvurSgad to
V jfoW M ater'ditaat Ih tbe p r c
form' Tbdra'ti frankly tw
Id abridge sad kee
Uederne. “Hatter’s
S s S W
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Export.
Florida, known throughout ty# world
m assif 'SSK f t T K a S t f Jfc
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th* pp#t XP*r M > »n
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Eric I.InkUUr'a “^uen In AmerlI eg" la another bvo# thst ta ceqdag
In for a ganaroua afiare of pu>-
by the Unitsd 9UI
and untavoc-
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p jrd a w fflK
denew waa declared to be
SPENCKfTS
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SANFORD FORUM
Editor of The S.nfard Rcrald,
Sanford, Fla.
Dte'r Sin
, No doubt it ia quite apparent
toaig the -eceompllah.
debt yedra In Duke wer that the churches In Sanford have
tha building of .the ,a multiplicity of distractions.
There are so many place! ef WE
e .p e ie . i f
’guiltv
SLTmofJwT
hL". 'V tu !
fhe same naivete
k
haul germ' employmant that la
artleularly eU raetlve' a t ’ tbla
Into whoa unemployment. In ^tha
Itlea-are - tee .large.. The’. % w a bate their c a sa a for.'.rosh*bit;j certainly, .*1st th ire.b r e
■CTfrily. about j the i farm Ythst la
vttaaly lacking ta the dty,«eewlally during" tlmaa ateb is
EadrJif-iifiCTL
Wat fey Ufb,
mind fen at tye
sa
tlohi. C»r ta S ths t p r a s M i
*” ‘ ■1
W **Um.imiMaMMh
CftlB3tt:ifc?.»9Lrw.i
.. Tbe people of the Upited Htataa
apent seven hundred million dol
lars for arme last year, proving
tha astonishing eatent to <wkkh
skip pelting problem hs* gone.
am ounted to UfiaiJW&i
P h o sp h a te W ig ’ohg* Floi
: W* ere delighted to see that
Oeotga Mrltnry'a unfailing per*
f pi cecity has Impelled h ta fto use
n vacuum claaner on those Leals1st Ira snerdotaa before eatruaflog
them to hla column.
Id ba th e'fin est first hovel'stare
the'w ar. ‘Atxf,' by tha wdy, I h e ir
th it Walpole's Uat 'dodAPt iweWa, ure up to live thlnjng atandard Set
. sdhte yedra'fgu’fey'*rhe DOdbfo*
ef W iese- end “ Fortitude.**' "
noameiu' to , asdrtrtc
Ipeeking directly of tbe
belling . often below production
'novelist's eoSt.' tW gta'hare been tfnaeteW
«<d tbere^tea aataraUy been dieeebteftL'. Pollgoal e« .well aa acau
neWleal affaire have * disturbed
Hied' In 1 pnalwiAHT'
book. Hugh WaTpole^ballaVau Mt the island, although the former
B S 4*
I
Import rccftiUy —
wrtinont of commerce, rcvualf
If tha police and Sheriffa don't hat sxports from Florida por
■it arresting those bollta oper. .mounted lo |2B,M7,96V * tqt
ere they'll rise up and have the
—- - - o-- - - 1
aery generally en ar- huetaee*
mala, and there'-ere proa porta (or
u t la factory profits.0 But mere
k in 'anything sIm Is’itie asiilr-
...to r a tti ' «
sign a t President of the United
Itatee. the Herald hda learned, lb
■atlrafy unfounded.'
■glilature legalise their racket.
It Petereburg Independent
Op Cmwtrg Club Roed
disconcerting to think tff
the effect
Tbe adilitlvnsl gas U s failed;
if smuaemrnt U s failed; tbe cliretta tax felled. Evldanlly' the
irdalatore realise the people dfn'l
gat to pay any more Uses.
V fW C W ? N W I)A l|
The rhythm and
A W that e f .n
that Ur. Hoover la going to re
The sheriff of Unde county,
it) log n Splendid example for
[bar sheriffa In the state, has anmineed that lie wi)l not nut tor
hdlectlun next year.
w. pi
(be loraU of .tho itory,-the ran on tho banks of the Oydo
rOlaegOw, taM adingthh WboU
BtMfo ' family,~ d«t if i f b fr.’' the
eksfSrtos r t oseh ode wfth'nmtlht'-
l : Florida boaate a fifteen million
dollar poultry crop, not to men.
ties a number of fancy chlekena.
We wouldn't be the one to call
It a lousy Lrglalsturt, but It
Lwouldn't surprise ue' n bit If there
Wire termltee In the sub-flooring
Of tha capital,
a community li gOUg
beet theold-fsihW hee
idbg le as!.''
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BBQOW, 4r.
2
rklng (
baa .^ i l afdnt ttl
. Ranri dr the Antilles,- ahd
«T the meat
fahunu resort
competition
n u u tv
fWffjHRVldf
ana nf tha rehUneSt RtaiIda,
acreea the at ra Its from Cuba
M aatfog eldatly Whit Havana
k p l y if tall tb . Thnrfbe? S n
i i M
rolinei beach has
arrest male IWl!
m appearing «t
TTPf V«
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A t The Churches
M iss M allem G ives
Personals Bridge Party Friday
and Mra. E. Gorringer and
are staying at Daytona
*rad Ball, who baa been visiting
.father la Waxhlagton, reIr*. L P. Hagan, Sr., who ha*
n a t Daytona Beach for tbs
X month, returned heme yeeter-
Ir. and Mra. Odorge A. Da
ta* spent Thursday at Daytona
tch with -Mr. and Mra. Harry
Papworih.
ir. and Mra. A.' E. Mallem have
tbalr guaata Mr*. E. Mallsm
I dauthtar, Lottla Mallsm, of
ksooftlla.
i T. Fort, who has been vtslL
triaads and relatlvaa in SanI x*4 DeLand, hai returned lo
bona a t Harwich, Georgia.
Ira. 8. Pulceton leave* tonight
i Daytons Beach, where she wilt
Ind a few days with Mrs. Wal• Coleman and Mrs. W. H. Tunlifts.
Ira. a. A. Radford left Friday
nlng for an* extendad visit
i her sen and daugkttr-ln-'
Hr. and Mrs. W. A. Radford,
Ireoklya, N. Y.
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The Rev. E. D. Brownlee, pastor.
Sunday Bchojl — 8:45 A. M.
Morning Worship — 11:00 A,
M.
Christian Endeavor 8ociUea —
7:00 P. M.
' No Eranlng Worship.
Mist Madeline Mallem enter,
tatned her geest,' Mila bottle Matevening. The room* where the
lent, with a bridge p e r t/ Friday
bridge table* wer* arranged were
deccrated with quantities of gar.
den flower*.
%
After kereral pregreeelima of
bridge, high'score nrUe. a bath
cryetal set, went I# MU* Mary
M aunr, while Ibw score prise, a
novelty bridge score pad, was
awarded to Miss Rulb Prters.
Mia* Margaret firm er received a
party baadkerrhlef for the cut
prita. Miss Mallem gave her guest
as a memento of the occasion, a
battle ef perfume,
•
Lata la the evening an Ice
course mas served lo the followIng: The UUses Lottie Mallem.
honor guest, Kathryn Bannan.
Naomi Petioles, Margaret Berner.
Ruth Palets, Mary Hiu*er. Rulh
Fellows, Lucy Peters, Ira R. Wa
lken. Mary George, Mrs. Peter
Paul, Mra. E. Mallem, and lire. A.
E. Mallem.
MONDAY. ;
The Sunbeam Band ef the P in t
Baptist Church, fostered by Clr>
ALL SOUL'S CATHOLIC
:la Number Five, will meet at the
CHURCH.
church at 3:30.
The Rer. J. J. Mclnertty, pastor.
Woman's Missionary Society of
Maaa 8.00 A JI.
the P in t Baptist Church will have
Devotions after Maaa.
n prayer service a t 3:00 e clock
with Cirri* ■ Number Three In FIRBT CHRISTIAN CHURCH
charge, and a program meeting at
Sixteenth Street and Sanford
3:30 o'clock mlth Circle Number Avenue. The Rev. F. M. Mxrje*
Six In charge.
paator,
Truth Seekers Class of the
Bible school—«:45 A. M.
First Methodist- Church will meet
Worship and Communion—11:00
with Mta. J. F. Pearson, 1904 Kan. A. M.
ford Avenue, at 8:30 o'clotk. Tbs
Evening Service—8:00 P. M.
h-Mteises will be Mra. J. II. TIIIU,
Christian Endeavor—7:00 P. M.
M n. W. D. Ilooltkan, Mrs. G. W.
Spencer, Mrs. W, M. McKIm, ami CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
Mrs. J. P. Rlaar.
A t Odd Fellowe Hall, comer
8aaford Avenue and Centra A re
tina.
J. L Yeoman, pastor.
Preaching 11:00 A. M.
By Mra, U F. WakeflsU
Evening Service 8:00 P. M.
Wedneeday evening prayer eervIce 8:00 P. M.
Ereryone la cordially Invited.
Miss Went Hostess
To Her Bridie Club
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST
Christian Selene# services a r t
held every Sunday morning a t tha
church a t East Second Street a t
I t o'clock. Subject for tomorrow la
“Truth". Wednesday evening eervIres which <will Include testimonies
of Christian Science healing, will
be held a t the new church a t 800
E. 2nd SL a t 8 o'clock.
This church maintain* a fra#
GENEVA NOTES
Mlaa Mary Went aatertainrd
the "Wee Weekly Bridge Club"
Wednesday afternoon at three
o'clock at her' home on 18th
Sireet. The room* where the
bridge tables were placed, were
di-orated with radiance rosea and
fern.
After the acorn had been added
an,I compared, prixes were award
ed to Miss Anna Bell Brown for
holding tha high scare, and to
Mix* Carlin Palmer for cutting the
highest card.
A dellcions sandwich course wax
then served to the following:
Misoes Sy Id* Boyd. Carlin Palmer,
Charlotte
Anna
Muughtcn, Virginia Tyler, Eunice
Tyler, Mary Higgins, and Mary
Went.
Rekdlag Room a t lb# church where Dr. Paul Ellis, followed b* Quar.
Wednesday evening
prayer
the Bible and all authorised ChrU- terly Conference. 8:00 P. 51.
acrVi.r, H:00 I*. II.
Epwcrth I-csgur* 7:00 P. M.
Uan Science iiterato r* may lie
A cordial welcome ewaila yon ITP8ALA LUTIIRKAN CHURCH
it baaed,
Rev. A. Norrbom, I). I>., Pastor.
a from a t all of tbete .enrlce*.
Open Tueedaye end
The Klchlh Sunday after Trini
> to 6 P. M. •
ty.
BAN FORf> COMMUNITY
Sunday School 2:10 P. M.
The Junior Christian Endeavor
CHURCH
Sunday service* 3:00 P. M.
of
the
First
Presbyterian
Church
Woman's Clab Building, Oak
The pastor will sprak on the
will
hold
Its
usual
meeting
at
Avsnue near Third Street.
|
gospel of the day, Matt. 7:1.121.
The Rev. Claude 8. Chtwnlng, teeen o'clock. leader, MI a a his subject will be "Beware of
Evalyn Wilkinson, will havd as False Piophets.”
minister. .
Services—3:80 P. M.
her subject. 'God's llrlp e n , the
All are welcome to the eervlces.
Everyone will be ecrdlatly wel Birds and the Flower*."
comed end made to feel at borne.
JUIIII.EE KONG FRST • —
FAITH GOSI'BI. TABERNACLE '
INTERNATIONAL
There will he a ju idles song feat
820 W. l i t Street.
BIBLE STUDENTS
an I n musical progiam given un
Sunday Scbcol 10:00 A. M.
Let all the world hear! For the der the auspice* of the Sanfotd
Preaching Seivlce 8:00 P. M.
Chiral Class, Monday evening at
Prayer Meeting Wedneeday 8:00 Indignation of Jehovah is upon Ihe Kl. John'* Progressive Baptist
all
nation*
for
it
Is
Ihe
day
of
P. M.
His vindication. -Isa. 34. The Chinch, corner of Cypres* Ave
Inter-denomliiatlrnal.
most aatute statesmen of the nue an,| Tenth Street. The pro*
world
aeo that tome great calami gram heplns at 8:00 n'clork.
FRER METHODIST MISSION
ty
la
about to licfall riviliatlon. There will In* reserved *eata for
At Faith Gospel Tabernacle, 820
but they have no remedy there- the while people.
West F:ret Sttee*.
fcr. World-wide business deprei*
Sunday School. 10 On A. M.
Preaching, 11:00 .A. M. by Kate alon, unemployment, revolutions,
oppression, distress, h u n g e r
Booth, Pastor.
These thing* now cover the
By I j i belle lUlllagev
FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE whole earth, and stand as a
On Orlando road near Geneva miserable monument to men's u t
Berk and Bright
ter failure to help himself. There
Aw.
it only one remedy for human
Wm F. MePherion. pastor.
Bible School Sunday A. M.—0:45 ills! Hear Judge Rutherford eg. Otlandn fur Thursday afternoon.
Mr. nml Mr*. E. F. Lumlquist
plain the great Creator’s purpose
Sermon Sunday A. M. --11:00
Evangelistic S:rvlca Sunday P. ton to bring complete relief to ami the vnung full* with Ita and
the people* of earth: in hi* lec Audrey May Nerso a* guests
M. —7:43
Prayer Meeting Wed. P. M. - ture on "The Hope of the World!" *jrnl Sun-ley si Cor nad i Beach.
FnmU Doh«nn ha* been visiting
S:0O
Sunday July 2«. WDBO Orlando,
at the home nf har gland-parents,
Prayer A Testimony Wed. P. 81. 13 to 4:00 P. M.
and Mr*. V. Spendlnve.
—'7:43
Q. H«»«clt Hntllh, elder. Mr.
Gladys llnwlln* has been n
Strictly Inter-denomlnetli.nal.
gur»t for some lime at the home
FIIIHT HAITI ST CIIUKCII
of her sister. Ml*. It"y Coleman
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Park Avrnuc and Sixth Street. on Grapevlll# A»r.
W. | \ Ilrnt Is, Jr.. I'astur.
Park Avenue and Hlsth Street.
Mr. and Mr*. Alvin Sw*n»on
Sumlay School, 1(1:00 A. M.
Rev. Carroll Varner, Pastor.
and daughter, are now living at
Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. I'inehutsl in one of the Mra. John
Sunday S.-hool 9:43 A. M.
80111x 1. “A Remedy for Spirit- Bolt .p a cottage*.
Mi. Ijdrvl, acting Kupt.
Pageant by Mr*. Thornton'* ual Deprewlon."
M.'. and Mr*. Magnus m mogroup of Missionary
Society,
trreit over last Friday lo Daytona
II. Y. P. U.. 7:00 P. 51.'
Evening Seivlre, 8:00 I*. M.
with 5Ls* Klanor Tyner who will
11:00 A. M. .
Subject, "Pilate*' Wavli llowl." *prnd a couple of month* thore
Preaching hy Presiding Elder,
n.
Upsala-Grapcville
with her father, T. 0 . Tyner.
Mr. Whitfield Thai mood fa .
tamed after the Fouth to his
home in Georgia after a visit with
hi< a n, Paul and wife.
„
Mr*. 11timer I.undjuist la help.
Ire rare far the new baby al the
hi me nf Mr. and Mrs. G irder
LundquDt.
h'rlrmls of llr. and Mrs. Joe
t’ti-vrn* are sorry to hear aha If
ill. Their daughter, Mra. R. West
of Moultrie, Ge., Is eaperted to
t.sii them this Frdlay.
Mr*. Jim Mensfletd and daugh-.
-her, I net, of Canal Point spent
t ’ e seeek-end here with Mia. Mery
Vaughn.
Mansfield had a
v.indriful trip In France, being
one of the Gold Star mothers.
Mr. and Mra. Whitcomb and
cMIdrrn moved to near Ihe puaip
plant. Her son Norman Lowry,
h»v returned from Uva National
Guard ramp near Jacksonville.
Mr*. ESI* Campbell of Miami,
who has been here visiting a
mu pie of weeks a t tha home of
kc-r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will
liohai n, waa taken III again Sun.
day.
The Dorr** Circle will meal
lhursilay, ih e .10th with Mrs. E.
Hunter
Rrv. J. R. Clark announced Sun
day that Communion will ba hsld
on Ihe 20th at the Preehyterlan
or Union Church on the Country
( tub read. All are Invited lo par.
toko with uv, Rrv. Albertson of
iHil^ind plans to ho with us. Tba
I tier Is trying In arrange for an*
other union picnic like we bad
1"M year—probably In early Sep.
I.'inhei.
Mrs. Wildman end eon, Frank
end daughters, Josephine and
Mary, of North Carolina, after a
pleasant visit at the home of her
I rather, Alfird Erlceon and fam>
lly left Friday for hums going
■nrvmte In Holly Hill where they
visited with Mr. and Mrs. E.
I etrrson.
LAKE MARY
By MISH ETHEL IIYOTLAINR.
Hr*. Mae Ganer and Mra. C. F.
•hk motored ta Jacksenvllta leW. R. Dupree and Horry CurI where they will he the geests ringtoa spent last Thursday In
' the week-end i t H n Ganas' Jacksonville on business. «*_.
tan, Ua MfaeeJTiffin*;
• Mr. and Mrs. nhodea and chit.
.
V
(Iren of Weal Sanford moved tv
Hr. and Mra. Newton BUnstrem Leka Mary last Monday.
fe called away yesterday an me
Mr. Saundeta wax delightfully
r it of the sadden death of Mr*, surprised last Friday with a birth,
kmgrom'e father, Edwarj Gl»- d ar party. Those enjoying Ihle
■jB oer, of Ptnckard, A|g. M n. party were Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
w^kockoy accompanied them.
Burns, Mr. and Mr*. Clvence Mrran and daughters, and Mis. Claytie Stone.
Mies Marion Cole I* ill at her
bnene on Lake Mary.
MU* Virginia Palmer and Mrs.
Palmar motored to Lake Mery
last week.
^A R
’ iH iN T -S
i xuitabU menu' far th e Mark
-wer and luncheon follows:
tarmelon and cantaloup* cockI or Jalllad tomato consomme,
ah backed ham, creamed potsbalU, hearts of artbhoka* or
ah IxparaguS Dps pineapple
I cursmber salad, pastry or
a. Iced tea, salted nets and
hlonad of crap* pager,
t tiny conag* of pink apeet
j and baby's breath for aach
mt makes a delightful farer
I placecard. Wrap tha alenu
tha Dower* hi damp cotton,
n wrap In silver foil I , keep
M drath and attraetlva.' Stick
Mg'headed pin in each corsage
I tkklan It in place later,
h , bridge furnUhe* the entern i l a t for the afternoon dec
ile the gear* pad* and talllea
Ih eterk aaaU ar baby-head
Is. Tha wxmxn may wUh ta
r in ploaaa of hahy clothing
t have already been cut eut,
baud of playing card*. In U al
a ptey a faw gams* and h a rt
a* pen'll and paper contests
keep tke party lively.
\
Jive prime* for the. highest
rex. A dainty farar Tor each
Mt would be a Gay lacquered
aratt* box, dacerated with
wife knd children' x^ent Sunday
at Corona do Beach.
Theodore Lindsey, Loulxa and
Kadra Culpper and Ruby Peter*
motored to Daytona Raich Frld»> aflernovn where Opel Peter*
Joined them. All attended Ih#
B. Y. P. U. federation rlcnlc
which was enjoyed on Ih* beach
In the evening.
Construction underwar
rnuth Jacksonvlle-Bayerd
rnut* to SL Augustin*.
LEADER IN WASHINGTON SOCIAL SET
It doesn't "ju st h ap p en ” that Chesterfield holds
its smokers.
M•• ild e rl Y o u never get that• "over*
sm oked” feeling.
A lw a y s cool a n d comfortable. T h e y ’re made that
way.
A n d they keep on tasting better!
T h e last
Chesterfield o f the day is as m ild and sm ooth
as
the first.
N o purer, better-tasting cigarette can
be made!
THEY CARRY O N I
87,034
TILIORAPH and
RADIO OPERATORS
IIN TM U.8.A.)
"•Mck to tholr guns,"
no mattar what I
Thn first letter mt tho
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�luuiifutA
DING UP
SOLONS
KING CAROL AND BOYHOOD.
AhtfHfl BANRHR
NEWEST THING; IN I
itinurd from Png* On*)
•fan Beach, and proceeded to
•aad lat* passage under waiver
I ' Senate role*. Thera was no
Itouaalon. Revenue of 311223,000
■Busily w*» estimated.
A pr#tl»lon In the bill reeinlred
N governor to reduce the etala
I valorem tag on real eetal* In
(a m o u n t equal to the revenue
reduced fay the additional g**oM tax, whlrh would rain# KlorW’a levy on lhl» rommodlty to
reVei rent* a gallon.
Another •ectlon provided that
I* additional tax waa an rmer■ney meaiur* ami would not
wftinua In effect after July I,
IQ, It would borum* effective
i f . 1, 1031.
The cempromlae propoaala orlg.
Ulted early In the day In ad*
King Carol, tbe lud-hny King nf Rumania, I* >hown here in
lolatratlnn
teghilativa circle* cohveraatlon with I’rlnio Minlrlrr Jargn ‘of Rumania, the boyhood
kail It became apparent that the tutor of the king. The picture waa takrr^ when King Carol vl.iitrd
ro-cenl ( a t levy pu**rd by the Tlmifoara,
Mate probably would be de
lated In the llouan and fore*
Sir A rthur Balfour, above,
roled hanker, waa one of the out*
xtanding membera at the meeting
of the International Chamber o»
Commerce, - In Wa«blngton. A
vice provident of the organize*
lion, lie la note aa an authority
on, international fin*tire.
.Deru’a i Afneu Hare,- of Washburn, 'Wlstab*ln/'i»Io for threi
year* haa held the woman'* log rolling championship of the wot hi
pictured In atUon, She aaya Iti lota of {im< ani not harif to d*v, U
may fab fun, but what do you think about the eaayi part'-of i t r )/.
about (h* aAiy p a rfo f ItT
(
in v e n t o r
FEDERAL RESERVE HOARD MEMBER
\
DERATE,
M
v7 0 n
am #.
1r*v
>f v P
* U nora Kirby, |7 , waa aalacted a* Queen o f the Kie'ta d* toe
Hera*, el Han dote, California. Mi* waa one of* twelve girl* who
raprmtnled comuunttic* throughout the utale. The young lady
•perlalUeo In horicback riding, tennis and swimming.
SHE’S GERMANY’S BEST GIRL FLYER
Augu'tln
Heron, above, la
known In Prance a* the “father
of the talking picture*." lo n g a
llero lx \V. W. MarCeo nf llcnlntlon, Nebraska, aa ha war noted Inventor, he has been
rwenn In at Warhlngtnn a< a member uf the Keleral Hevcrvo Board. granted a penalun by the Krohch
In the plrture Prank lllrfleld, chief clerk 1« ndmlnlrtcrlng the tath. government, and will continue to
conduct big experiment*.
()>
roaentatlvi* Tomaxllo Okrrrhnt.ee;
.Wood, Liberty, and Krrn, Hnrnaola, Ingalhrr with other admin*
letrathin mrnibrra, rrnlixrd tbe
*‘p*a»a*r of * Iwn-rrnl ran la* bill
rifaw the lliu»e wan out of llir title*.
| tlon. They bad taken le ,l phlN'uf
th branrlim, linuever, and I**,
irrd h nnr.rrnl . tin niijehl be
,. gppmrrd, if it Verticil the a»xtir*
• nee that a third extra »e»«lon
, Would be avriiibd.
' The Hour* yralridny withdrew
prevl iimly ndoptrit reanlullnn
galling for t ine die ntlj urnnunt
at nnon Saturday, ami ifidlcaltil
1 it would work through Sumlav If
[.Bareitrary In rniuplete the lal«i*
| . PI the pity ion, A Hiimhq sonflbn.
'if held, I* raid In lie without prece
dent III the Htnlr.
m- The llnure and Renal*, It Wpe
i Indl'atrd hy the |Mille, war In wonOtat agreement nr tn the tangible
and dnciiinrnt.'iry Mump tux lull*
add whatever Hiffereiiee.i rallied
i* tould he irniird n\il during the
’^waning hour* nf the anaalon.
Meanwhile the 11Mine, voting 17
to 30, apprnve/r^’ TWWiiiffcp'Indnn
• front Hr rule* rnniinltteoihm ng
An Aerial photo* rather rerenlly mapped the picture above,
' the morning rendon Hint It rtii*
rider Senate Meraagra.
This which rhnwr tho home of JMiii I*. Rockefeller, Sr., at l.akrwood,
' cleared the wny f> r llm hntrh of New Jcr.'oy, Thu imposing t.liurlurr, hitualed In the ernter. cf a
. faille Mill ariosi, the hall ill'the later e.'tate, In known as llw nidliimaiio’i “golf Imoie," ami the
r l u t two day* wh'rh Inrludnl the nrighl or* roll it the "one man rluhlmiiso.”
.,
T. Eenitr'i. (a* lax nirarUle. The
rulei rnmmlllro did not make fur.
. tbar ter-nimemlatlunr rr-anltiig
j *ny parllm lar bill In Ihe nir*-atrs
, and the llmixe, proceeding under
f. • prevl'u« pn nt nf nrdrr, tuik up
tho majority and mlnmlity re|Mirt«
VffJtn the ronimtllro Iliventigaling
'• the road department, ilTlrr only
\ an* Senate bill a relief rnearurr
'a ffe c tin g llakrr enmity rattle
R
LET’S DROP IN ON MR. ROCKEFELLER ON CRIME B
Clflgf Jjfctlfa Rlchan 11 Rujrxll of tho Ct
father of eighteen chi 1— 1 shown with Mai
reocnt. ‘debate
coiitr ui advdcmla.. U iota
at Atlanta, Ga. Mr*. Sangtr • i Swarded tho
MOTOR SHIP FOUNDERED ON .€0
Prank U Polk, above, limner
AarUtant Secretary of Stair, hat
U ly llrlnhorn, Herman girl flyer, recently completed a apse*
rucreeded Edward P, llotlun ar
(scalar
flight tfom Germany to Africa ami return. She It rhown
Cliairman of the New YTrk Ad
visory Commission on Cilme ab;vc ax rhe stopped off a t trie lanulng field at Vienna, where the
received a irvmendu.a ovation.
. ' .
Prevention.
—.**rrj 1
> 'bC T ^
WHEN SPEED ROAT LOOKED LIKE LEAPING FISH
A BEAUTY TAKES TO THE AIR
Pictured ubove .1*. the • wrogk
tho moto^hlp "Malabar",!* i f M i l Una, M Long Bay, Sydney, Aualtatta, attar It^ had gmuAdod
during a heavy atorm. AR’of the
;W t the vrsicl broke up ld three
GERMANY’S ’‘POCKET” BATTLES
t-'.-OrA
Thla boat, piloted to victory by "Red" Wi jdworth, former gridiron r o
race from Albany to New! York, loaka*aa tho gb It might bo equipped' with
itrvaked pa<t the finish lino, the wixpae, .and scarcely touching tho water..
Mr*. Joarph March, wife of the nottd llollywpt
rio writer, la now taking flying lr**on* at Roosevelt PI
Blind. Hbo la *huwn In the cockpit if her flane.
U the outVcard motor
!« « .’ U U i k o v r u It
HONORED B
EXPERT LEAVIiS FOR INDIES
|
t . PETERSBURG, July
T. E. Carakfldoa, detained
p»lk» tn tuipirlod thut hu waa
•ding min mini I-m, had left
elty today. He was freed at a
lint Inary bearing W ore Magilie I . U. Ramsey upon promise
• r .U tolunt beta. -
VV
\ • 4. I I
r j
IlfcL DROWNS IN CANAL
yiKIA,
July
tt.- ( A > .) »
* . Virginia Meat*, 30. was
K ir-'
WRUamaon with their daughter 1
Ing h r tbe West Indies where My.
rxflorer and pkotographea, wilt writ
I
t
�« fin i" r i i wmr' i i
'AksahiAiassa
after'lba'children by'M r.
THEY’RE DECIDING THft FATE OF NATIONS
Miaa fe ll King of Oetodo and
frto d f' Mias Katherine Shipp 'e f
Winter Park left laat week far
Boutin, t’olo., where thay pill a(W ’«K natet’.“ fcOi; Dance tra; 7,' Right Donee* Dance Or- land aommer achool at the atate
i f t ' - f f, R id to Scrip Book;
!?. and Mra. C. 8. Lee and ehUa - y geg i ani; 6:40. Clyalt
left recent]; for,W 'lengthy
, T fte Youthful Old Ttm- NBC;. BtMh VaUpar N ight Club.
Iq Wayne** I
-6, Sheriff « Police Be- NBC, 8, B. A- Botfe * Hi* Lucky
f n J 4 HoUn; 7:15, Con- m ik e Dance Omhettrk, NBC; H>,
tl and Mrs. Bl
ef a r Racketeer; 7:50, George Washington Hotel Dance
.R esults; .7:51, Orange OrvbMtra,' *
*'■’ v,r
bring Band; 1:30, To Be
BllNDAY, JULY I t
*4; 8^ ‘Joe Waklberg,
WJAX — Jacksonville.
; k ill, Hawaiian Inetru8:50.A cM , Florets T heatre Or
gan Program; 10,' W aUh'Tower
» W S & .'C ci;
i; *t«, B- K. Cummings; ft,
Tedepart cost
Itorenly lxxDo*
: together
ImmSote
*# »*,
affected by
and Joyce■ Wainrlgbt, Mesmrs
Hoke Bunnell, B. D. Dixon and
brother Ralph- apent Sunday afternooh lit Daytona.'*
'*
Mrs. B. F. Wheeler’s Sunday
School class of the Mathodlit
church enjoyed a awlm and picnic
on Lake Picket last Thursday a rm
ing. ‘ .
•
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. U nro and
children' retarned home
Friday
after a pleasant rlall In Ga., and
aavaral days at pay tons lleach.
They ware accompanied home by
Freak Me Dade of fennell, Ga., a
nephow of Mr. Lingo'..
The Homi Builder* Class of t|ro
MrthoilUd S. 8. mat a t the home of
Mra. B. R."R(aiwtght ok last Fri
day afternon for (ta regular builrieta an j social monthly meeting
after tba derblloitsl and builnei*
of the 'c la n the k* * l« i was' aa• It ted In entertaining by bar
daughters arid Mias'Thelma Gowens who alio a n lita d In aerelng
dc |ightfW refieahmdnta of Ice
ciVs» arid take.
(Ate Of the features of the a ft
ernoon teas h vocal iMlectlon «ung
Ly Mll»'Gowtn» |n a most charm
ing aobrano vole#.
Mlta Ethane Walnright and Mli*
Thelma Gtfvwns, atudanta of the
Florida Sanitarium and Hospital
aiV Spending their vacation at
Mbs Walnright** home in Ovirdo.
Mra. Cl R. Clout* entertained
fo r'h er S. 8. Class of the Methodlet'Church with a awlm and plr.
nie tapper cn Lake Pickett Tuesday afternoon. She wag gaslated In
-1*
>Miia Clara Pmrkhanv of Sanford
wai a f im t of M ln RIrana Wainright a t her home last weekend,
returning home R-wday night.
Ben Walnright celebrated hie
birthday on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Young and
family left last week lor a vaca
tion of aometime a t . Klnga Lake
Fla. They expect to viat friend'
•at 8tarke, Fla.- btfcre returning
home.
- Captain Hadley or L eeibarr I*
enginegy on the A. C. L. train out
of Gr.eds and la now a t the home
of 1. N. Thottipaon. The A tlanta
Coaat Line Ilea over In Oviedo
no* and runs (ram Oviedo In
Letiburg making a round ttlp a
day.
Or. A. A. Kent secretary of
Winter Park Building and Loan
Aaaoriation waa In Oriedo-Baturd>y oh bualneaa.
Mr. B. F. Ward amt family re
lumed home Friday frtm Aahbutn
Oa. Hia mother and father came
with bint far a atay of aaveral
weeka. Mr. Ward'a father «M op
The fate of three nation* wa* being dl*cu«»ed whrn this plrturc ws* taken nt Uurharret. In-fl
erated on at the Orange General
I) onpit a I in Orlando (or a tumor to right, Rdwanl llenr*. of ('iqfchtntuvakla. Prince Ghlca, of Itumania, nml llr. Marinkovirh, of HouSaturday. Mr. U. F. Ward ha* mania, all Foreign Miniiter* of their reapecllve rvuntrie*.
moved from tba Heart home In
South Oviedo to the Brown home
enunty Mipeiilitemli-lit* have re.
on the ih ite of la k e Chaim.
ce.veil no -uluiy for month*.
Rev ) , N. Thumpaon and ft. F.
“A commut e wa* appointed nt
fard made a bueineaa trip to
the meeting Tuemlay night tn
anford, Fla. Tueiday.
confer with the Joint educational
Mr. C. K. I'lillipa of Oviedo
committer* of ihe House and Sen
eirent eeveral day* laat week on
ate and nee if some legal m-nn*
< ORLANDO, July U.I.-Oeplor- cannot he devised to turn over to
the Seat Coaat meeting with a
Straebil’. ry Grrwera Association
’ able i-onditlon* in ruunty w IiihiI the achool fund from some oilier
relative to furniahing them etrew.
fund* In many other counllr* of flirt,! "Uffirirnt money to carry
berry plants.
the atnle wrre revralnl in a con the rotintie* along until FehruOty
ference In Tatlahaaere of HO *rhmd lit, vvh n that money would be
hoatil mrmlicr* and county super returned to Ihe rlale'”
intendents Tin-day night, from
whkh founty SuperIntetulenl A.
COCOA—Floyd r . (last lea-ed
B. Johnson ha* relumed recently. Forrest Avenue Sen Ira Station,
The meeting, railed liy the eg. corner Dixie Highway an j WlllarJ
rcullve committee rfth e e ta te a«- SI.
.reflation of rcHool Iwanl mem(Continued Fiom Page Out}
her*, wa* to d.arun* tome rrmrdy
batk; Id rtmelii In ‘Tlondoh* two
for * hou) finance*, which wuuld
or three days before going on to
TO TIIE WEALTHY MEN
he pie'ented to Joint cornmlttre*
Scotland for the grouse ahoatlng.
OF SEMINOLE COUNTY:
of the l^glriatui^ with a ln,ut*i
Person* rloie to the American
lor action In-line adjournment.
The barrira at lahrrllaaee aaS
delegates reiterated last night
“The lo-gi'lntiiie ha* approprle«tat» lair* hare aiaSe It Saa.
the general eatlxfartion among
ateil |7,Mkl,(NHI for a atate achool
a*raa*
la Sir r l r r n la a hall
them at the outcome of the IIIamrket,
fend and ha* iillocated to the
trrnatlonal
Hireling,
aaeertiilg
—l >.—
' grhoi I* the Income fiom the iralu
a»*i« ol the I’raStallal
that it probably did much to
of state mitomohil ■licerne*, wlilcli The
aarnaal la Sl.iai.Tra.l*:.M
.mouth the nay for next year'*
It I* anticipated will approximate
disarmament conference.
‘
C. M II.I.S HOY!)
Itl.ono.omi," raid Mr. Juiin*on. TinMeanwhile the financial egfMri*
Phone 7J0
Phone 170-11
addltloiial ft,butt,000 will be de
a»emblrd to dovetail the Young
rived 11mu the olid mill rlalr
107-7
H.
Park
Are.
plan with the Hoover moratorlam
achool lax.
met
again
yriterday
with
'■But Ihe dirfirully In till* *11Hugh K. Gih.uii, IlnltNl State*
uaticn I* that th:* li cn*e Inx
arabateador In Belgium, attend
omney i* not avniliihlo In the
ing a* an oheerrer,
.ilinoI until Fell. I." lu *-(>1111II■
Hanford Daily Herald
oed. “ Dutll then, the rounth
WASHINGTON, July gfl. —
Term*: Cash In Advance
mu*t fi ml fur llir n iw lin ,
ami
|A .|*.|— Secretary Slim*nn laid
many of Ihe rotintie* are (imply
before Prreidenl 1louver freterunable to do thl- . There are coun Telephone ad* will he rrrrlvril
day hi* final report un j|tm l.<Hties in I'tarU a w hoa salaries uf fur p atn u is.an d . cullrrlur lent
rtnn mlnlxlerv’ conference and
li #i her* were only p-.ht on* Immediately Tor paymenl,
r upple rnentary t o n v e r n a l lone
t Time . .
... 10c a line
month In*! year, and where the
which ho ha* had In the Hiillih
3 Time*
Hr a line
rcpital.
0 Timr* .
7e s line
Pirtgrad Shove ir Fred C. CroxIn a lr*n*-Atlanlle irlrplmne
t actin 4 rhulnuan of l*rr»iTime rntr* on rn;ur*t,
rail to Acting Secretary t'a-lle d e n t
The trdured rale* are for
II uomV- ummphiyment
of the'atate department, the * f . committee, n In- left Ihe White
run*rrulltr ln>.rrlhin*.
retary repoiteif i.n hi* lal':» w.lh lfuu*e after n recent conference
Five word* of average length
Frenrh and German officials aft I with the I' i evident.
nre roontrd n llm\
er the formal rlo'a of th-* coil- -------------No nd under .1 line* arrrplrd.
Terence.
| to rarry out n langrmcnl* lie.
All advrrthing I* reMrirlrd
Acting Secretary t'antie mild made two month > a m to meet
tn proper rla*Kiliralion.
Stlmnun had adviaeil him lie lad German nfliriat- oilier limn lh«
If an rrrur l( made The
not been dlseuaalng with (iVnmnjh* aw in lamdon.
Sanford Herald will la- rr-ponofficial* any riuention of new fi-| The »ecretar)‘- plain were »ai 1
*ihle for unly one iniorrrct Innanrfal aid from the
I’niled t i inrlmh n tall, with IV nU rni
*erlion, Ihe adverlUer for
Stetrx.
: .
I Von Illmlriihuir.
Mih*.r<|Of-nt iu-rrlioii*. The of
The eeeretary addrd no fin«n-|
fice should he noiifird Irarial problem* would he dlwu-’-edl DADD CITY W. II. I timer j
l*v I r d i r ,
mrdlolely in rave of rrror.
btmcuMv
dJr|ng hi* roming »tay In G«r-,opemd phimhiip' nml lepnii lei-i
Tfl ADVERTISERS
many.
i n n in Ituililnir formerly nmipiril
nsi I c I tout R*
A II e r a Id rrprrseiilatlva
Stlmaon *ald h* wa* making hy Dak - lirm eiy and Market on
thoroughly familiar with ratra,
the trip to the german capital Seventh St.
rule* and rla-i-dfirafion will
give you (omptrle Inform* IIon.
And if you «l*h they will as"I’t you In wording your want
ad to makr It more effective.
NEW CHAIRMAN
3
Bad Conditions In
School Si t u a t i o n
0 f State Reported
Stim son Loaves
For 'Germany To
eet
M inister
vi
WANT AD RATES
n
WANTED: An experienced sales \
lady to reprenent a medium
piiret line of lad «•»' anil chlM latfoiJ
fro.-k». from manufacturer direct .
Apply **IT. J. H.” 'C a re H erald.
B—Situation Wanted
WANTRD: Job a* overseer oA.
celery farm. l*hlrty yeaia of es*
peiirnce growing celery, Kefarencei given, John Magtn, LaM
Monroe, Car. of Cha*. Tuwne.
.
DA— Poultry
FOR SALK:—About 30 mors of
those good Jtning whlto Irghoni
pullet*. Apply C. A. Ifalnst a t
Herald.
Uf— Wanted
LIBERAL ALLOWANCE on y#M
old battery. 5 1ft W. Flrat BL
I A— A p a rtm e n ts F o r K ent
FOR RENT: 10 room furnished
apartment heute, 7o5lt Maple
Av-r. lea*, nahtr; & . ooro houea
110.00 mnnth, alio (tore roam
JIO.Oo month. Apply 80A West 8th.
St.
.
.
FOR RENT:
npnrlmrnt,
Phone 251.
5(1—Mlnrellanruus For
1100.00 reah or will trade’ fa*
chicken*, Box 353, Sanford,
FOR SALE: Heart Pine * Cypresj
rm«* lie*. Suitable for |ld e
track*. Ilox 0:1, DrLand, FIs. ‘r?- •
29—For Hent or Mala
FOR SALK OR RENT: 4 0 ’acre
veiny fnim. well located]!alt
tiled, equipped with tool* amFKvk
stork, pool hant and tenant htAijr*. need bed* prepared and N tdy
to ro. P. O. Jinx 7H2.
....................
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W . H.LON'
HENS and Fit
W lKSM K l)
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K t7<&
M o s 'T S T v fw * I - W o w WMAT*
f W o d k O l»* 6 a o O
i Ma H * * Po m ri' /* W A N D *
F»M fA'f U d i ?
X'*.*.
d N C W C id Y o cjo i L n f TMfi.
—llaM nsT’ X W iLt. «a
_____ «______ p___
Cut Out For llARdy
IlffrrriirM
FilHWmiWK
Brmaval «alc now going en
at WAGONER'S.
CAKE
ANHEI'H ItAHDECU
M. Hanford &
Avca.
1
LI1NLH DOOM
3 & I Or Lunch 4
Coffee Nhop.
Open 5 A. Me—S P . M.
3—Automobile*
'( S u e s X
!■
CLASSIFIED
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Dr. W. E. MsrDOUGAl.L, CHI
ROPRACTOR, I* n«w located at
hia residence In F in al Heights,
V. Sanford. Phone hiUCM.
'T Krt^VY VeMAT
M VI
666
HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired
hy one who rrslly know* howl
llriggi, Jeweler, Meg. Ave,
MB
OH
i.iiir m «m« T tm .rrrv
H*NrlM m HraMnrM* ear W«i
IM 311 Hilmaf»•* rlarrlti ■ i ‘«L
flr*f Map. BBl 8hrrha UllalU
tails
•h rtr rffM.i
fdlli Salve for Baby'a Cold.
I — Announrvnenls
3u*r to n r
ANY ATTBriTlON
t*r
Tilt SAI.E: (’shin Cruller, length
an feet, beam U f»et,
*
fiet, H. P. Palmer engine,
oughly overhauled and
equipped, for only 5)350.00,
be seen si DeLeon Springe,• r - '.*f. •
Burt, Owner.
---------------------------------- -v a.iI’lAND IN flrat clsaa conditio*
CluHHiflcd A(In
If1 rtfW B o lW L L
/AC IH r i A r t e s
W g c . te.** W B .T a B A f f
I*a T T ch^ AHO QG nWf4/i
H iu 4
O BD flttha
V / A d r K in Wa s
MS
van
FOR RENT: Nicrly furnished 8
rncm bungalow, 1520 I)ougta*e
St. $20.00 month. R. U. W IIH m l,
Phone 767,
- i- ■
Hy J. Carver Husey
Hy Brinkerhoff
well
ift— Mnuaew F o r ftm l
ICE CKEAM
Wfa. Na* r kUw, U fNww
Furnish* it
LUM BER
1020 FORD TUDOR Sedan. New
rublirr, new upholdrring, new I
paint. *325- Reel A Sr.ne, Myrtle
Avenue.
BILL LUMBER CO. 1
Zip Service. Phone 133.
4—llusInrsH Service
'
SIGNS
IL N. NIPPER
Signs. Phone 503.
f.ANEY'S DRUG STORE—Preerrlplhn*. magstlnee, fuuntela
service.
PROM IT
deliveries.
Phone 103.
BUILDING
BARKER
DAY
18c
i ___ ____ a ± l L__
-*
Mr. A. F. Nelson—Claims (hat he
hia tractor 20 gallons per day of ordl
gas that has origin rating of only
2-lOlhs; and only 15 gallons of 8IJ^i
that has a rating of 72 p!us, doing
u m t amount of work each day. Th»nf
a reason—Try SUNOCO.
SAN JUAN GARAGP CQ.
■
1
HAIR CUTTING — 25c*
Wthon'H Itarber Shop.East Finn Street
Arcade Itldg.
BLOCKS—Irrigation
boxes and grnarml cement work.
Mliarl« Concrete Co. J. E. Tet*
willager, Prop. 3rd and Elm.
TO
SHOPS
I
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S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ,
pvemor Of
'alia Out S tate Mii
To Keep Order At
Hawks Establishes New
Record Ik RoundBetweenNew York,Havana
Capitol
Newspapers Of Berlin
Pessimistic Ab ou t
Permanent Benefit
From Arrangement
.TtoArtAS&C.Joly
— T irana a n h l k n r i c ttnran o p
h ern . M an y o f o* m s j n o t bn
esp ecially proQ d o f ' th e hi**
t o g ^ t h a t U b ein g m ad e, b u t
RERUN, Inly 14. — (A.P.) —
Germany** reaction to the raeolta
of the reran power eewferonco in
Leaden, lodged by the yanbUek
of pro** comment i* e dbappolntm eot Moderate aew tpopm ngrra
that help accorded the netlea a f Inance* by th# warld power* b
only a stop gap- . y - j
Th* afflcUl Hohadaolbra orgam Dec Aufrenchta, declare*
“o ily th* monarchy caa aav# us"
aad report* that th# ictm er kaiser
i* following development* with
passionate anxiety." There I*
critic am of th e . Ketchsbank and a
call far ousting Its president,
Dr. liana Lather.
warded with. aura***. Thera are
to many crofa currenU /aad difLONDON, Jaly g L - f A F .) —
(•rant cplnlqas that It ia doubtful
If ever fa * ., will be cwoHInaled Th* quastion of further financial
•uflicieotiy to enact any r»U*l aid te Germany hy th* United
States, it. as loanwd last sight,
reeaaua mesaurea.
wlU ha takan np by Secretary at
State fiUmaen, during hU week
end visit fa Berlin.
The;American delegatee to fa*
pdjevrament
seven-power conference
which
closed yeefardny wera gweeta of
th* German delegatee a t n dinner
last night given hy Chancellor
BumaIb i *
, ,
Secretary SUmaen will lea**
London today after the members of
* Saoate wlU the Oermnn delegation. Thn sig
fag'Dm vaij nificance attributed by: bath dele
dprlation bill gation* to Sacratary 8 lisaewli har
ried - visit, to ■th* ' German capital
iras that A auriai want# ‘Germany
i knew p)m la with her* la bar
ta r of need. ’ '•'* V
,
Beth SUmaen and Secretary Mai-
I
Parsons wh* w M l
nctly haw It feats .to
airplane aad g* for
rid*,in the ahlee without uvea' **
mush g* gn Instractar on hand to
tall what to de bt caa* .the motor
-fetaila qhrald spend a few neeaaento
In coaverMlion with B. J . Reel,
ahfauslaat, who F**fard*y after-,
■boa mad* hla first solo flight.
Mr. Reel, who, hecanee ha and
his fire sons have taken up avia
tion during th* post Vs* months,
M ehllOd the “daddy of the flylog .Reel*,’* anvaiej several of hie
friend* and two m***b*i* e f.h ti
fatally by gehtg to the Ukefraat
aviation field aad taking Pilot
OedrilfaWfa aprady Klnner powered
•lad airplane from th* (ibid, 'flyfag peer the city for half an hour,
and, then making a perfect lendIn^a
*
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. Hla f ia t 'was cmwldeved amusing
Ter the raaeeew that Mr. Ooeriager
was ant la th* city daring th* aft.
I fg im i Mr. Rsal had. had no ex
perience a t a*to (tying whatever,
and had had only 14 boon dual
flying open which te gala th*
*^riJot'*Oo#rlag*e wa* the moot
H ive MW |
FLOYD BENNETT AIRPORT,
New Talk, inly t L — -(A -P I. Completing a round trip - speed
flight from New York to Harena,
Copt Frank
Hawk* landed
hera tote night a t t i t ) P. M.
( t a .T .) establishing new reeotd*
In both dlieetioni.
. HI* alapaed time for the north
ward nig h t wna aeren hour* 30
minntea and hi* (tying time *1*
hewn M miaataa.
He thna bent hla old record for
the Haraga-New York trip by en*
hoot 14 m lnatan,
,
On the earthward n ig h t yeatrrday morning he knocked t7 ruin
ate* fient tk e time of Jamea
Qaodwin Hell, flying broker, who
b a t- Saturday. heat Hawk*' old
M terd fa r the New Yorit-Harana
M
C a p ta in Hawk* left Floyd Bennett
field at I o'clock-yealerday morn
ing and wna away from New T o'k
only IT hour* thro* mlnutaa. He
apent 14 heart, U minute* of that
time In the air.
On the aeothward flight h e fly
ing tin * wna aeren hour* M min
ute* and hi* *lap**d time eight
heurt eight minute*.
The total elapsed time on
the
round trip night, courting out thr
time apent in Havana waa IB
hoar* U minutes.
Had, en hla H*v*na-N*w York
(light, failed te beot the old record,
|W e h Hawk* breka klmealf last
(Oontrimad On Pago Five)
i i the result of drawings this
m ortteg, Roy Holler, fergier/eity
tono I* champion, aad P rtaiS th itaftf. Um acknowledged- ffawriU
for 1MX boson wore- ifaM alid
to meet fat* afternoon, a t ft too
o'clock f o rth * fight to yfay Bey
Harriaon, who draw a hy*, la
fL R h l
ta**B *d)j|w / t tinaatrow
the tochateol
t
TALLAHASSEE. Ju ly *4. —
l.P .)—The House today ItM on
th* table by a vote at 4ft to 40
th* major ty report of th* tompdr.cc investigating reported Ir
regular (He* In the eperetion of
the B ute Rood Department. Th*
minority report waa read but waa
not voted upon .the major t* ra
yon aeverly criticised the departSlant on a basis of testimony that
autont btla truck*, sand, and
mule* ware purchased from pereee* «ho worn net low bidders at
tbs time the contract* war* l*L
Th# Senate received en abbre
viated House appropriations bill
carrying provisions fay approxi
mately IIMOOJMO.OO for expendi
ture by th* state for th* next two
year* but ,*ab*ttiutod a bill al
ready pa>»gd by th* Senate and
returned the measure te the
House for further consideration.
Battle lines w an laid In th*
H»u»e .in a light over a prynoaed
two-cent in crake* |n gatoU*# tagiu
tion with opponents seeking to
prevent lie consideration , before
the second ratracrd.nary session
and*, „,
. Th* Senate' and Hotts* agreed
Jo adieum aln* die he noon to.
ried Hudson la C< wilts county,
Washington, en June IS- . , , ■ \
Almost before Mrs. U M srgswt
Newlon-Hudiaa of U i Bfwrisjb
who deecilbed her m srrlai* fa
Hudson In Las Vegas, N r* . . I>
IP**, had laft th# w taeeg ptgad.
Judge Sprcul anaounrctl fan gTRfa
ing of the annulment which agfm>
rated Mr*. Kennedy from Hu (mm
Hudson face* a WashlnAten
bigamy charge, a divorce aoR
111*4 by Mr*. Nawton-lludaon gM
a bteach of premia* suit by Mrn.
Ethel Herbert.
Hudson waa absent from Xm
jammed e 'u rt room.
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Th* proceedings brought MrSRenncdy and Mr*. N aw tonJIufapi
together for the first time. 4M ra
Kennedy. UaUled *ha. .SWarifA
Hudson Innocant of say knowledga
he still had n wife. .
,
Mr*. Newtoa-Hudaon n>h|
n u t ring* to nudson In Lae V«Mg
and t**tin*d they had nei been
divorced.
'I S
. As the Judge severed th« w ijif
1*1 knot, Mrs. Kennedy sobbed and
at every turn by brilliant
•ought com fort An Mrs. Nrwttm- kgUlatl
nudaoe'e. akosddeg., Mr*. KmwelL
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“ Ifll be Mr*. Kennedy only —
forever.'' eb* ta'd. “I (bought # l
had found, romance but I era I'm
eat-tannic
ted eld."
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Mrs. NewtowJIuds-n expressed
eerraw that “it all had te happen."
A eepy *f th* complaint filed In
Washington against H u d s o n
charging him with committing
-bigamy In marrying MraPKtnnedy
and a warrant ordering hi* arrest
wvra received yesterday by th*
sheriff* afflfer
Captain Fen, of th* fugitive de
tail, said two depntlea hsd bunted
an*ucrasetally for I I hour* for
Hudson. '
messages, but it refused to give
l*e«*y u tb* two-vent gas levy.
I'AFERfl RKRTRICTF.O
-.Foliar* to bring th* gas tax bill
HAVANA, July 14.—(A.P.) - to first reading in th* House yes
Tk* government kaa Informed terday, administration leaders ad
Havana newspaper* that It will mitted, make* a third extra era
net permit publication of edlur, (Continued on Page Three)
lals or news article* that might
affect adveraly the enactment in.
Final link of Highway No. t t
te law of constitutional reports
itween Patotka and Grendln
net been derided a t aa aarty
wned te travel
hear this a flora lea. Final play
I* set far tamarraw when all
tonal* metehaa with tha excep
tion of th* girft to#moment will
have been disposed pf.
whooping of the candidate that
once brought the retero t* their
feel with wild cheer* new predoe**
only mild handclap*.
*.
Now that bayoseta bar* been
mixed with the Issue*, eente *f the
candidate*' manager* batirv* (hat
public hit*r**t wtQ be a rooted.
State mllitluhen w e re 'a ra t te
Issaquena yesterday by Gfaetraw
Bilbo after a del«g*tiea A woman
had told him U ltra w**, danger of
bloodshed when the *|*et|oa e*mmission btgan cbetkiiig lb* ion*
of voter* aad pclatod-oyt th a t at
ioxlmaUly *60,000 qutU- the Tail meeting fc gup. X ts drawn
n vrnfaee to b* blasted when the comm »*#)•* cpqid- net
lr.lethargy by »tump era- agiee »n striking off aotaentre#*.
RATES URGED AS
AID TOBUSINESS CULTURE] Pi U. S
Financier Arers Hike Plans Laid Fo£ Inten
In Charges Would B i f y i n g P r o i j a n h d a
Help To End Slump Ofer Entire wSrid
WASHINGTON, July *4. (A.P.) *—A suhatantlal laereaa# In
frwlgbi rat*#' yesterday waa de
scribed h i meet powerful pomlbit atlipnlsnt i# ImmedlaU btmla*t* recovery by Jama* R. Bn»craft, praeldaat of th* American
Institute of Floanc*.
Bancroft wretn th# InUraUto
pomihertt Camb*l**lon that c«»moJltp prle# liacllne* and demand*
far various meratorta m u st..b e
stepped sad. .recommended Um
(■eight rate, Incrcss* to change
these Iliad*.
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The«ommls*lon *p»rdcd forward
h r three w*k|inVI»*nring« > i .the
•toad of RUf^ll.* * " * " * ,'*
Bancroft Wrote from • Boston
that in hi* aplnfcn on Jbly 14 “ear
present capItalliLc system wk*
closer to ftctual (ollapt* th a n 'a t
any ether time In Its modem hlator>."
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With th* werld looking te Um
United Bute* for. leadership r a t
nf ib# cuirent extreme depression,
h* sad. “anything that can b*
done In this coentry te hasten re
versal (of pretest trandi) should
be done.*’ . , .
“Exactly as th* InflaUun which
foll-.wtd th* w«U-wldo easy
money pelky(M iWT w n carried
to extiemes, new th* ensuing d*.
flstlsn In' bgtaf (ftfried to **•
tremes," Bancroft raaid. “Fnr th*
good cf th* world It should be
ilorped now.
“If w* nr* to have renewed
business loco very in this country
over Ike next U month*—whl:k I
feel Is a derolooment which must
proved* gtneraJ world recovery,
Quota For Girb’Summer Camp Is
Ffather And Four Of
Family Found Slain
prioripbe of nvfatteo,
af both
TAlXAMAMER. Jaly 14. —
(A > ,H rT he Bernal* tedav passed
the, (tw ee s p e w e d bilb which
confirmed Ih* city llmtta of
Saafwrd end veBdvtcd *11 atrasan o t * mad* against property
ltkla the HmlU a* ceastHotcd
r the act of IMS- These meeeare* carried a# referenda**.
tH r I e itra aeealon by passage of
the H 'lpte bin adding two cento
to tk# i m Um U i ,
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The Mil reposed Inst night In thn
bqjck of Renat* m*s*ag*s and bqth
lb* VuIm of th* Houao and the
*UU .goaetltution prohibit final
n p ild ira tl n before the tocond an
tr a see*tell la schadoUd to adjourn
aln* -die a t noon Saturday.
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A deepera U effect waa'- made
yenterdsy afternoon e t s *pec la l
meeting of th* Houaa rales kernmltta* to open .Senate mesangos
this morning, take out the gaa .tea
bOI and make it a «pedal order far
this afternoon at 3:|& o'clock. The
HUNTINGTON. V . Va^ Jaly
M— (A.P.)—Tk* bodies cf Her
bert Plttinger, a bagWr and fear
mtmkere of hi* f t e d f were fewad
!a the Pittfagef heme teat night
m ttngec, bto W i C ^ t e r a . and
their eon James, Id, had been ahal
to dtoth. while * daughter. Ardith.
T jfay A t—(A.p.1
Mother OfAime
pie Weeps Aa
letiiie Adopts House
A^j^rMved Measure
Whicfl Provides No
Rferlrendum Clause
JACKSON, Mlsa, Jaly «4^(A.P.)—C*U.ng eat of the militia
Testbed*. to keep order a t the
checking of the voter*' roll* In !••aqueoa county edded *pte# to Mis
sissippi'* political campaign that
h*a lembereid along for weeka In
IbtUas flMhtoa. ’
With ealf a ecant down days remalalag lM are the ballot* will be
east-Ilk the Democratic primary,
the -pontieal fenror ha* been con
fined mainly U the 7000 candidatea
who harp, ato w td ,900 each other'*
eho-k*v#/*t*pped en each other**
wna found
i Plttinger’*
Nearly Filled, D e c l a r e s
Declaring that apilaationa for
admittance aa • member of tha
t i n t summer camp far girt*, to
he held a t Lake Winona p a t
week were coming la with rapid
ity, and that tn* camp quota of
41 to almcat filled, Herman Mor
ris, general secretary of th* Semi
nole Ceunty Y. M. 0. A. which
to s peacering the week'* . oemp
this morn tag leaned a program
*f activities to be followed hy
the giria.
Arcerdieg to M r,.N o rris, tits
parptae of the comp . fa one af
mental, physical, aad aphttusi
betterm ent Each girl wti] have
aa epperiwtity of tiring clone te
nature far ana weak, a* wed «
learning uaefal ‘arte, and #*-
fldals t* teach every girl hew
te awlm before the week is
over. Each day to also set aside
far some special type of training,
such an wild flower collecting
day, basket weaving day, and
■boiler days.
*i She girls will tear* from Cen
tral Pack next Monday maralng
ad tiM o'clock. It to expected
that th* parents of tk* girls w(U
f a n • restarted* and nceajnpony
the giria to th* samp- Upon their
arrival tha> .will aasarebto law
D ring, and receive final in;i*aa a> to their ahera of
Uf* through th* week.
Iters will to welcomed on
A f afternoon, starting a t
o'clock, and routlipilng until
tb* council ring Thursday
by Ufa comn
Waibiavton.
KftiEDRICHSltAFEN, July Id
—(A-P.)—Tk# dirigible Gref Zep
pelin t**k off (of Berlin today on
tb* Diet led of | cruise to the
Arctic. Dr. 9(«F* Eckner, comminder, *aid he regretted start
ing at fab time when Germany Is
In each die# diabase, but felt
fa st tha flight would eerv* to
iaereae* aeafldsa ts ia the father
land. Ha emphasised th at .the
fi ght te at a purely setonttie na
ture aad that asset cf the sap—era
wtil.be born hy foreign qaeot k .
tion* And newspaper organic*,
tions sad the remainder iy stamp
col teeter*.
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PAHIB, J u l, 14.—Plaa* far intenalfylng French prapngtnda la
th* new world and imritenUrty la
the United State* nr* .M a g
pressed here with fa* *ml*Unc* of
appropriations contained la fan
budget for th* ministry nf foreign
nffnlw.
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In Paris, the campaign l* de
scribed aa tWIgnvd ,fa. promote
r th t iXpdhaloh o f Ptfairit
Foreclosure Of S tifB H
Certificates Wipes
OtftWrlngLIeniAc^;? .
cording To Ruling
J u d g e W allace W . W r ig h t, ' $
s ittin g In a « U tn a n d c o u n t y ,
t a x fo rn clo au re a n it In w h ic h ,v /
th n C l t r o f S a n fo rd w aa m a d n J K j
p a r t d g fa o d a n t, th is m o rn in g
r u le d . t h a t g te ta a n d c o u n t y ', :
t a x H am orn' s u p e rio r to licit* * ' v
hcW b m t h c C ity o f S a n fo rd
^
f o r e f e e t p a r in g a g a lr u t
fa 'raisbltshlag a final a n j d h .-•-j
ratting point #f Uw In th* cn#*,<-V
Judge W right overruled n general
and apetlal dearam rJ l U t t U t *
half of th# City by Fred R. WU- V
son, lu attorney. Th# major qnee:
Uonn argued In both demurrer*
wera th a t paving naaeaanwnla l«T' :. V
led by th* r t u war* on * parity ,:
pith state ana county tax lien#,* -*J
and abratd b* hald aa l»«i* of .
squat dignity.
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Tk* salt Involved action brought
ky J. C. DJal against E. W. Fotte*.
at a L insludlng tk* City of 84| k « f ,
ford, which held poring ****#*- , V
menu In fa* nmount of gtllOJQ ,<#
agalrut Urn property, locetad *» l
Fourth Street and Rim Arena#*.
Ur. WlVwn aaaUtad in preeeatfajf k B
the aty*» dfnturrer* ky J. W. ' '
ghnnds, eg fan jaetaonelU# ftrm * f . '
L'Engl* a P 1------- *
law firm of Fla
Diver, uchlfi
Fleming of Jackaonvllle. J
(Cootfauwi.ee Itego Tw ej
Name k
Petition.
developing •Fteoch,Un*a o f thought
in schools and universities. Motion
picture fDom, Voeka'ahd phono
graph recdrda'preeehting'thaViewa
of Frenchman In rarleu# walks of
Ilf* are supplied to educational lastUatlcaft, notably to th* “French
IU .gnefaerahlp la attributed fa .
House*- of the UBlvmlty of Chicage, Columbia and Harvard.
. Th# “French Heoae- at Colum in sUetrir lfaht rata* her* i
bia will have a fully equipped cen
ter of Inf of mailed on matters con
cerning Frans# and French opin- nr* affixpd to the peUtlon: T. W,
French professors
making WOliama, H. A. MeCaltey, O. fa
r hem** In America and also Rasa. Wv A. W tia, W. Fv Btemk
fa tea visiting American institu
A. W. Lae, Jr« J- IL Hardin. J. t .
tion* will be provided with ault- Thormcrnfa •- A. Rlva, John A.
eblu material.
Lylaa, Frwd Rethel, A. M. Lea*.
Franch scholarships will b* fur A. C. Williams, Earl Doaray, W.
nished'young French,studsata de A. N agel,';. N. GUlon, W. M. Thfa
sirous of studying ini the United pen. C. F. Marahall, flemlar*
Htatoe for periods of a t toast six Laundry, B- Rnage, C. E. Hunted
month*. In awarding thee* scholar T. I* Miller, L. J. Wllaon. E. R
ship, preference will h* given te Rlgney, M. B. Rmlth, H. K. Herrin,
thoao American universities superi F. H. Bartholomew, A.' Keener, 0.
or la technique and laboratory H. Praree, C- B. B**m, H. H. Hill,
equipment
W. A. Patrick, J. H. Btandlfar, B.
Additional funds era to be given XlnlnW, W. IL Kdenflald. M. L.
tb* French propaganda centers Rabom, Woodruff Shot Btora, F.
everywhere that epedhliaa la con P. Domer, J. R. MacDonald, IL C.
tacts with foreigners.
Among Long, and W. M- McKinnon.
thes* are Included inch oigaalaaAte* 1. H. Tllll*. Paul Bbettic ns as th* Association d'AceusI maker, ft* . A. Cunningham, R. O.
au t Etudianta Americtlns, which Meri»**titer. Lee A. CenoUy, Dan
will be. able te increase it* ac MetteoakL H. M. Wateon, R. A.
tivities. v .
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In Latte-America, atientlbn will R. Brooke, 3. J . Oredlck. J. a
be given' (0 tha development nf Roberts, V. C. Gunter. Beth Weed*
the, Praato-Amerlcaa lyera#
at rnfk I , ■- Callum. F. D. Breeden.
Montevideo, Dio d* Janeiro and
Baa Pauto. Educational coarse* In
CABMttR TRIES SUICIDE
French will be established ia all
th*.larger elttoa of Latin-.America,
BARLOW. Kentucky. July f t .
notable extension* of activity be
ing slated la Mexico, Pent, Brasil, — (A .R)— WUI Terrell, dk, cashtor *f fad Book of Bartow for W
ChIU, Colembla aad Venetuela.
In Europe, two new Institute*, >eare, « U found - abet In hto ofFreneaU will b*.opened, one In flcs today following a derisiatl
Holland «nd the ether In Cologne, of the hoard of director* net to
open th* beak. Ha to not axpandGermany.
< _
*d t * , l ot svae. The honk'a lose
sutererert shewed deposit* «*
®
Turkey-Bound FUerB
Are Forced To Quit
NEW TORE. July M '- I A J ^ B u. m 11 Board ram and John PeUndo failed in an .
atari a non-stop flight to
Tut hay today when tin
fbrrad to dump <60 f tl
gaadiln* to save ihemaelvec
crashing faelrJpiaM.
,
Unable to rise, mope' thi
fret they were walipwiag
c r o w n ” TOBACCO RUBRN
Jam aica Bay when they •
^ U V B OAK, 'Jhly »A—(A J* -)- thd emergency rate*. Upea la g *
Deris Wills, G tiararigp, peprresnt- ing they said they wquldjnaka on
snaeaacoment later regarding *A
ether start.
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FANAMA^^jJtenalraL
LIQUOR CAPTURED
RICHMOND. July |4 ^ -(A
-Mm * thin 10,000 quarts *f
*r, vMied a t appraalma
�9 ta S .la fpvac af tha Tank*
Oh yaa, Cehrtagcr pot a bemar
for tha H g tra la that I t a n ■
In the aenlor circuit tha ClanU
want dewn to a defeat before the
Rada by a 4 to I acore. Rod Luca*
brushed thorn a*Id* with sight MU.
Meantime the Rods sprang a aurprint and collar tad IB hlta In one
pama, assaulting d a m n Mitchall, Mor rail, and Tiny Chaplin
reanlesaly. Tha defeat coat Uia
Giant* third place In tha race.
d
riT, JL.-J
itrkey Says He Laid
Off TooLong, With
Inevitable R e a n l t
house Affair Which
Surprises “Experts”
ty, chooe to battle a t c la n quar
ta n deaplta tha ohvloua dUadviatapea ha fa r* ! Tha m u l t aaaa that
Mickey‘a full quota af 16»M
pound* of fighting g rit proved altoprthar equal ta coplap with tha
erratic Bharkay, who weighed
HOW THEY 8TANP
Tha Cob* palled a pama from
tha file twice whan they beat the
Bravo* in II Innings, B ta 4. Tom
Zachary appeared to have tha con
test clinched aa tha ninth alerted,
but Hornsby and liamalay pot go
ing, and shoved over two runs to
tie the score, Two more Inning*
wars needed before Grimm and
liamalay pot to Beibold for a run,
and tha pama.
AMERICAN LRAGIIB
Philadelphia . - M . BS
WaaMngton . .
B7 S4
New York M SB
Cloroland —
44 4S
4B
tel ralnatlon that ftwqiMntiy had BL L o u is ------- 40
tha aympathatie crowd of 99,000
fan* In an aproar.
Bharkay’* stronger finish, how
ever, appeared sufficient to bal4nc* tha seal** that war* tipping
Tha Roblna lost a grand chance etrongly against him, and aaved
I . talk baseball though. to catch up with the Cards .whan what little prvatlg* there wag left
Mack's atklataa, by vlr- they split a double bill with the for th* big Bo*too lan.
203 US 0 0 x -0 I t 0
thalr 1 ta B victory over PI into*. They lost tha flrat pama
Nona «f tha three offlaiala voted New York
103 000 100-fi B 1
Maas yaalqrday, practl- 10 to B because Jo* 8haut* pot In alike. Referee Arthur Donovan, Detroit
Batlerira: Ruffing and Jorgoaa}
■•ad np Ike peasant race to trouble In tha sixth, walking who lapeatadly warned Bharkay
gy are new alas fell f r r r man, hitting on*, allowing a for hitting low blow* and for- oth- Bridged, Bulllvan and Hayworth.
000 200 001— 1 6 1
ahead of Waahlagtaa, and hit, a n j atalnp two error* mads •iwla* using qtiaationabla tactics, Boston
100 000 000—I 7 1
I gamta left la play. Ra- back of him. Six run* cam* over, cast hla ballot for W alktr. Of th* Chicago
Ballot las: MacKaydan sad Bor.
have flaarrd that Wash- anouph to win th* gam *.. The sec two judge*. Gecrg* KaUay voted
am bar* la alay .BOO ball ond waa a 3 to I affair won by th* for Bharkay and Charles F. Mathl- ry; Faber and Tate.
Boston '
004 000 1 1 1 - BOO
» am t *f th* year, whit* Roblna. Helmarh did tho hurling son voted draw.
200 ISO 001—0 IB !
1 ar* braaklag area, la In that pama, holding tha Pirates
On th* Associated Pra** acorv Chlragi
Balteriest Mrrrla, Klin*, Dur.
H win th* peanaaL Th* io nine wall scattered hlta whlh •hart, savin round* war* scored
N caa'l da that, aa tha hla mat** pounded Ruby Kremer for each of tho fighters, with tha ham, Oaaton and Ruol, Connolyt
Are -la.r K.ba Wslbtrg f tr hits and three run* In tha sec remaining round registered aa Thoma* and Grub*.
Philadelphia 110 OIOl 40x—7 IB 0
S bp rk r wb* did tha (rich. ond.
■van.
200 001 000—S B t
Mm Indiana dawa with ala
Walkar, mainly on th* a tra g th Cleveland
Battarlaa: Walberg and Coch
Al was bit I Kb game af
Hora'a tha Big Six standing to qf Ma aggrvsslvanaas, waa ccneed
M. Avarlll bit a ham* ran days
ed margins in tha third, fourth, rane; Harder, - Jablonowahl and
■ la th# sixth, bat aoua Player and Club g ab r h av* ravanth, eighth, ninth, tenth and BowalL
I aaaa. Th* Athletic* mad* Ruth, Yankee* 79 2M B2 100 JT8 eleventh round*. • Bharkay vaa Washington 400 000 000 —4 | 0
001 tIO 010—4 IB 0
Bafa la lb* aavrath shew Morgan, Ind. 7B 264 49 09 J7B cradltad with taking t h e . fln t, 8L LoaJv
Battarlaa Crowder, Burk* and
Aaved aver four rana pa Bimmona, Ath. 02 STB 77 129 J7 I fifth, alath, twelfth, thirteenth,
89 300 S3 129 JM fourteenth and fifteenth. Th* Me- Hargrave, Gray and Bangough.
p 's tripled with the base* ..................
Klein, PHIL
Hogan, Giants S3 ISO SI 63 JIS6 ond waa scored aa even.
‘ v
Hendrick, Rada 7S *79 42 97 J49
Walkar
aurpriaad
even
his
meat
I mediocre pitching coat th*
enthuslaatlc backer* by Ute effec
ga thalr gam* with th*
tive**** with whkh ba carried Iba
won I I t l
Th*
fight to Bharkay thraugkortr mart
IB hlta off Crowds#
af th* first ten rounds. Exeept
trbr, Including Blortl'a humu
f ir a bad lima In tha fifth, who*
•M r Bengough, tha-former
Mickey slipped while off bulanaw
nicker, lad tha Brawnla batand bounr*d ta Ui* floor, than auf^gutting four for four, wklla
farad a naaty geek deaf hla laft
t got thrao out of five,
aya, tha Irishman swarmed over
Shat key and scored repeatedly
McCarthy** terrible YaaBrooklyn
900 640 000— 6 7 3
with abort blows until h* began
ttbgad an# af tbafr typical
Batteries; Franck and PhUUppsi
ta
tira
In
th*
last
few
rounds.
•naan aaklbUlan* y*alarRhaute. Day, Quinn nnd Fklnkh.
According to E. H. Cullum thl*
Wathar Uapod In.ld.l Bharkay’?
Ihd gave earn* BMM Naw U lha flrat tlma that two 8anford
leads
and
cuffed
and
clouted
faaa anaagh axeltemant U girl (cams have met In a gam*,
iDroaklyn
030 000 000—1 10 1
■J--- * "TV- T lw -a-___ IL*
and a good crowd la t* peetad to Bcstonian. Jack handled Itt-dmaU-1’ Battariai; Kramor and FhlUlpai
ba on hand ta give them encour er fo* with comparative aaaa In halmach and Lopas.
tha clinch** but b* was wild, es Cincinnati
110 090 OOx—4 IS 0
agement.
pecially with hla right.
Naw York
000 011 010—S 6 f
Bharkay, with everything to lew* Batteries: Ivors* and Huktfeilh;
by the way h* fought, put up on* Mltchall. Morrell. Chaplin and
.'
>A j
LAKE, Ml**.. July 23— (A.P.) of hi* uncertain performance* and h o fllk
0 0 0 OOf o o a 0 1 — 4 t 0
—(lov. Theodor* O. Bilbo, an- hla heavyweight ambition* agria C h ic a g o
200 002 000 01—4 • 0
noenrad her* yesterday that Isre- sustained a blow. Th* Boston sailor Boat in
Batteries; Mi Una, Bosh and
tar Franklin had withdrawn from not only was wild and unablo to
tha rare far governor of Missis- dor Ida Juat hew to rop* with hla liamalay; Zachary, Bal bold and
persistant opponent, but fee waa Cronin, Spihrar.
slppl.
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Girls' Dlmmond Boll
' O titfr«‘Will Clash
iritUbuygh 000 101, 000—1 0 I
ey aant hla powerful car flying
tkrooph tha night, disappointment
biting Into hla 'heart apnii, hot
Ua llpa atalad and hU mind aawu
parrtlvrty tvaaqwtL
Ha waa rnrinp1home to hU fam
ily In n faahtenable .nburb of
Beaten, rcatiara to pat alley with
in aa hear eftor rhanky, Han.
hearted IKUa Mickey Wathar bald
him and hla f9-pound waipht advaatapa I) I draw In fifteen
round*. Bat before ha want, la
remarkable am t tart it* tha Ju
b ila te that' aatoratad tha Walkar draaalnp ream, Sharkey qutetly and dlapauleamtaly raliavad
hla mind of Ida thoughts.
*1 waa a better fighter four
er five year* apo, whan I waa
fighting four toon timaa a yaa r.
than I am now," ha amid. "I laid
e ffte e Imp and It hart me. Bat
I*m not gong U try ta taka aay
credit away from Mickey.
"He’a a great little flpktar and
dant let anypna Ull you ha cwn't
hart. I Uitacht I won bat It will
(* down In the record book* aa a
draw for Walker and that's what
caanta. Mora credit to him.
"I'm not through by any maaas.
Thin II round* did ma a let ol
" • J tonight but I dan't auppoaa
HI pat another chance at Walker.
W.n, loaa or draw, they raicly
want any more of Sharkey. Bat
Wathar'* «h]winp doaa add an
other fraah face t i tha heavy,
waipht pktaio and that'a peed for
hexing anyway. And hv*a good
anouph to whip Max Bchmallap if
ha ever pvt* the chanced
Bharkay had no alibi to affar
bnt A| Lacey, hla trainer, had ta
t'a hla naektla for him. Ho ex
plained that ha caught Walkar
with a l*ft book t> tha bend la
tha'flrat round and hurt the
knuckle on the little flnpar uf hla
left hand. Ha could not bond hla
finger* In the draaaiog room.
"I had ta ftah with my left aft
er that," ha explained.
"I
couldn't hock at ail. 1 had to
awing right! nil the time and t
waa mining."
Walkag gt tnned and wank abort
the htulani af porting droaaad
•ad a war. laughing aa Jack
Kaaro*, i b a maaagor, t laemed
•rjund and doclirod that ha waa
tolnp ta claim tha heavyweight
rhamplaeuhlp far Walkar and.nth
tha Naw Yack athletic admmlaalon
ta ra versa tha ruling of tho taro
Judge* and rafarua tonight te a
decision in favor of Walkar.
. "It was *' goed fair flgbt all
tha way," Mkkay said, "and 1
could light fifteen more remade
Ilka It rtg h t new. Bharkay saver
d'd hurt, ma but, back. I cut away
and I d'd bleed a lot and I auppaM
that larked bad and counted
against ma. I thought I Won all
tight, but that don't matter.''
Walkar had two cute orat hla
k f t aya. *na n daap gash In tha
tyalld, tha athar a superficial cot
abiva tha eyebrow. Hla laft eye
brow wna swrilan but tha;a war*
U ywu'ra fat—f lirt Wmeva tha
esaael
,
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,
Take one half teaapaanfol af
KXUBCHKfT BALTR U a | h u
of hat water ovary a a m b p - h
I waaka pvt oa tha scales sad
note haw many pounds af fat
Nolle* also that yaa have
gained In energy—year akin la
claarvr—you fart younger In
body—KRUBCli EN will gtv* aay
fa t nwrton a U fo n i lan srlM .
OrtTm T S B e b o tU a ^ n fE B U 8CHEN BALTS from Toocktoa'a
Sanford Drug Co. ar nay lauding
druggist anywhere In An**rice
(lasts « waaka). If this first bat
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By J. C*m * P u w
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VlWk.
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Arises-
riven, after they had —•
tbUng aa tha man who
Kk tha propa out from
Carman champion, (hat
■pa forward and knoeka
wn bay for a loop. Thera
ity af haadachaa a few
after tha fig h t There
ba Joat aa many head
mor ning for I doubt if
i aporUwrllor or axpert In
■1 th a t tha Uny Mickey
Would earn a draw with
Mr* Jack Bharkay. 8h*rk11 to 1 favorite you know.
Of the papa after papa of
aterlal on this fight which
u wa found hut on* man
Mkksy ta win, none avan
lap a draw. W* claim that
a moral victory In ear pro4 yesterday that Walker
rMp Bharkay. W* almost
larding to Grantlaqd Rica,
ra Walkar eight, Bharkay
■Ms, but agreed with th*
of th* Judges because
b punches ware far aur those of hla titty ndvtr-
Tha White and Rad Sox ap(H a
(W ila-bill, tha lattar taking tha
flrat gama S to 2 behind Fabar*a
•lx hit pitch Irip, and tha 'former
iak;np the e.cond, 0 to S, behind
tha ala hit pitching at. Tammy
Thome a. The Had Box won tha flrat
pama by a rally In tha ninth whan
with one oat, Webb elnpted to
•cot* Raaraa. . Watwocd. pattlap
fire hlta In fir* trlaa, lad tha White
hawed athlete* to thalr aoeond
pama victory. Tha Rad Sox need
four pitebara In an effort to win
that pama, bat failed la do tha
trick.
S? 9tS39^SSn
t t a warned by,Rafaraa Dm m m
far bltt:n» ■lav. Walker m ala aa
<**Aah Jack," ha
complaint* bat tha etnwd baaed
t t a boon."
liutllr. aapacially wban Sbarbay
bit f l . with a right uppairut la
tha eighth rawed th a t laadad a a *
arm) Inch* balow tha bait Oaa. I t
waa reminiscent o f tha poach with
which Sharkey loot aa a foal to
Max flehmallng a I —t ago
•
Sharkajr waa w anud far butting
KB BETS FIELD, Brooklyn, N. la tha r.fth ran ad, wbaa ba coma
Y* in ly 23— (A.P.)—Jack Shark- In, ball-llka, a a d ‘ cotmactad with —Samawhora botwaan New Yarn
ay, Boaton heavyweight, adapted
and Beaton lait nlpbt Jack Shark,
H a W .V A H lU A * Iv y .
aar aoril coHPrifW
-«a Vom
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l i « t C i • i , i s_J \
t .** Vj' •
* ' »| * jh** ** v'*f
w tin * o« Judge W right’*
not1>*Mi«J»pldfdQpon»«l
ly-tested; it* compass sqiing, l|
(iim tM d the opli
lenfoid C ity, Charter !« In' bat.
hap* to secure a decree.from
luprcme Court th in (in * othar
br h t know*, and th a ttk tr*
ssq lb lllty that th* action may
ken to th . h ith e r court,
tordfng to U r. Spmear,* tho
itlo n i eet up In hla c llra U '
ware, b riefly, that the tax
Itcatei I mum ) by th* e lite and
Tho'm ight be a ireae.fro m the sidewalk* 'o T e i
jr and purchaeed by him ami
I fnreCloecd In th* ra il,' Or* nenthai*' a * . a ' m atter1of ’ fa ct, It ' show*- a krrmrp "«*
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-«
* - -a' —-C- ' a •
»
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ta r, liana la tho** held by tb*
fo r »tre*t paning against th*
irty .
, .
'* '«
k iy what the general effect
ihford property and taxpayers
1bo, M r, Hpencer
^pui t holds * t a fir
atato and’ county
t are superior to C
I by the Q verruliag -1of tho
k ; dem urrers, the offset w ill
tat the C ity w ill in a ll probaf- lose • considerable
money
t in paring, and that prlvato
fdtialg can buy atata and eou»G lletta,'enter su it Ip which
City w ilt be made part defend*
and thus relieve the property
■ring assessment*."
M only remedy, he said, which
,C !ty ran employ to protact
f , would be to buy th* land In
l foreclosure sal* and bkl
igb to pay th* tax pin* fofa
irs costs, and become owner
be property In order to reallte
of the property, by re -a le , the
ng rosts and Kll expenses in .
ad in each case,
dgs W right Us usd an order s i
ng th* C ity until lh * n sxl rut*
In September lim a to answar
UllegatUns a* It may ha ad-
left, Are Inspected •
r Seaplane U a n w
)R T
LA U U E R D A L B , Ju ly
—(A .P .)— Comdr. Nojinan
of Washington, yssterday ta .
ifd tha site*, here fa r' lacaof the coast guard asp lan *
iar and base. Ha alao w ljl Inl site* In Miami and S t.
[4t.ii*
i a id th* c a s t guard hex a
typ* of plan*. Tb# propallor
n# feet above w ater. It a n
and ta xi In* rough s a g .'It
he used lh rescue work,
b^HO'k/AOtY.’jul^ltl-
(A ,F .)—W ilting h a t sent temperstaree rocketing abevd tha cen
tu ry, mark *|r«tn yeytordaj from
the Rocky Maontaln Btalas i f OkIn Kanaaa, where the slid in g
w av* produced a maximum of t i l
ssyawf' s a a r
A hot wind which soared th#
vogatatloa In ita path had coaxed
th* mercury to tho 100 m ark a t &
A . M., yrslerd ty at Em poria, Ran.
Thunderstorms which produced
no rain visited Southern ‘ R an***,
hining whkh fired a M .000 bagoil tw k a t Humboldt.
Temperatures mere only slightly
lo w er.In th* more than a , score
cities of the s u t* which reported
m arks ranging from 1M to' 111
W ednaday.
In ■Montana, wbar* reconda. a(
60 year# were surpassed by tapv;
prrsturss ranging Up to 104, In
Colorado, and U tah, no marked re
lie f waa f* |L •
An early promts* af rein In Oki
lahoatai fadedl nod A lio s achieved
106 degrees.
• Oorerpmsak weather observer*
profaased to are, the possibility af
temporary respite soon. Th*y tff
parted d rie r and cooler a ir to
sw ap , down across tb# sweltering
aouthwaiL - '
Th# reypU*, hawarer, w lil be
only temporary, they warned, aa
renditions bvsy IN* Canadian Bosk*
lu presage an early return of
smothering heat
S
slat**.of Oklahoma and Taxaa
paralleling the toll structure, ordfrsd'highway amployaw to re»ov# basrlradea obstturtiag the
f r a bridge a*6 Uock'tMi' way to
th# toll span.
C o sm o r-Starling ef Texas, or*
dgrad Taxa* ranger* to th* Taxaa
appra^ch o f ‘th# frea bridge Rltb
Instructions' u> kr*p barricades
up until a federal court Injutwito*
obtained by th3 % * ewnarh waa
vacAted.
v
)<;
fn ilo a itix t
ring*** of th* «n* Who eMt ua* It
la actu a l.fig h t actoee t if f ! A rctic
tire
.
I And that ana la Mm. Cherlee A .
I*.
'enpeesfce. Governor
^Victim Of Accident
l N A S H V IL L E , Tenn., Ja ly Ms—
‘
r- • f
\
tur*d ae Mayor P illa r returned from Europe. A » *o b *r d th*
group’ of American mayor* who vie I ted Europe, heraftued to drink
learned not only tho dofM* o f a to a st,In wine during a banquet tendered th* Americana by the
wifehood and motherhood but also M ayor of H air*.-, ' , >•' t
h*» found time to bacom aan ex
pert (tilot, navigator and ' radio
operatorv
Bryan, Jr., Borvrty H ills, C alifs
days tq# bl*
and M r*..R u th Bryan Owen, l f l .
_
E a st f*
am i, exocutora of th* eetotr.
Jrith
y.**** VWMwre^.gNiwniBN
Colonel Lindbergh »»
at ‘ I f
Judge W. P . Blanton Issued a
centre I* and M rs. Lindbergh seatMia m i , Jn iy M ~ < A .r.)— a citation to all hairs - returnable
ad in th# rear tabta with bar bead
September, 7, to enow retina, If
on tb* sender's key and ear phones petition fo r authority to sell real
ostala holding* of tho late W illiam any, why tha petition should not
upon her head.
bo granted.
ft U repeated tha test w ill ha Jennings Bryan In order to con
vert remaining assets into rash
W . E . W alsh, attorney who filed
mad# with th* Paa-Ameriean Aire
ways radio station at San Juan, was Died In probate court here th * petition, said that while it
rorto Bleo, a strong station a t suf- yesterday by attorney* for W . J . apparently was tha daslr* of M r.
Brynn thet lb* property b* eold,
firient dislaar* to indicate how
eloeely Use Undbergh skip can that sh* understand tha wireless there was no authority la tho w ill
for h e executors to sell and they
'.)*.i In t i l t h With eivIHullan one* apparatus than her buabsnd.
Both recently passed, th# oper therefore were unable to transfer
it ' ?* It* way Into the barren
ator's examination w ith m arks In
tir .J i.
(Lionel Lindbergh may also con th# W ».
Lindbergh has announced h* and
duct ■ test with tha Sen Juan sta
tion, but It la bellevsd Mrs. Lind hla wire hop# to . gat away nkxt
(A .P .)—W ith four e li’fhaa acre**
ila h a d , th* result of an aBthr
mobile ACtddent near Lawrvncaburg reetarday. Governor Horton
#n* ordered to bad by hie ' physi
cian upon hi* erlval at lb * execu
tive mansion.
He w ill be forced .to remain
■way from hie office th# rptqaiu.
d ir of tb* weak, although kla, in
ju ry waa described aa not a a ri-ra .
Accompanied by Rickard ULy le , commissioner of institutions,
the governor was enrout* to Bo
liv a r on ■ business trip whan th*
prison ear they were using skidad on th# w«t paving while round- bergh will make th* main t a t a
tag a curve and crashed In to ' a ah* la t* b* th* plano’a radio
(A .P .)—Ooeenor M urray yester
day deelan d m artial law <on a
atrip of land ro m p risln g lb * pppreach, to tlt*i tsll bridga ovpr I hr
Red R iver between Durant, O kie.,
and Dauisap, T ig . wfilch hgf bean
the seat of. a controversy. rreanUy.
Th* governor said Ua Intention
was to ,forestall V y rontempi*tad
action to remove obstructions leadin * to the Oklahoma entrance te
lh# to ll b riilg s of the Bed R iver
Bridge company. 11* said . he
Bridge eompana th*M Un*d to rem *i* th* obfU ictloa^
Th* Okjthom* approach to tb* l i l —flllMlM
bridge has been rioted to .tra ffic
sla t* Ju ly Id . when , Omramar
M urray. "tired " e f th * dotey In
e bridge built, by tb*
the
opening a fle
ft**
'?
t* ** '
DuIIim u Ofr Stock
.I h f c t a n ^ j ij ^ e d
N EW VO R E , Ju ly td^- ( A .P .|—
The New York Evssdng Poet said
It hq* leanmd ua rood authority
s
Sk S S S
Trading In th* stoafc e te kt
daeplte th* uaaattlteg dew
raents abroad, has fallen a t f
week to th*. to m t level* withal
sine* th* spring of f t t f .
‘’man" and It la mere Important
Mm U,
221 East Firirt Street
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P t . B o ttle*.
LO U IH V ILLE , B y ., Ju ly M .
(A.P.)—Plsmas storting In a Joi
firm 's wsrshdusa yesterday eau*
damage estimated b / tho . flri
KJsmpnir Brother*, * t, 1 $28,00
Fireman guteaadad In an fla li
ARCADlAet-J. M. Hall a to k , th* flamq* to th* faur-ato
Ushlng gTfcory *t*r* hare.
H at sliU th#
Pint ftra
2 cans
lIN
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9-oa. C ans...
n ln y Gslts, 6,1b. baa
ti.mt
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HAROLD -KASTNCER, M gr.
J . B. COCHRAN. M gr.
222 E ast F irs t S tre e t
Lift Magnolia Avenue
495 S fnford A v fn ae ,
>t t a , will r*e*neyi*«L
R n 'te ten far with the
that tta
ealM far t t a U ttar part
OtUira, declaring thatr
W m id e wll* theme of
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tta Bee#* raaolvad Itaalf Into a
committee of th* whole. Speaker
Orwla ojWeed with a suggestion
tta t tta R oom and t a u pledge
tbvpesaage of a bUl adding out
« s t U tha ina tax and a M per.•taf excise to* oa cigarette*.
'■'"DM my plam" Lewi* said, “for
tta,|fcn .a to consider tta re,lntm.
tJotlTon and gaaopge o f tta eige-
m~
u bn u.
H
rjw »ya
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i
b I b iio f t o ic n o k h law
Me x ic o c it v , July si. (A.P.)-»Th* apostille delegate,
Archbishop Ruia y Flotca, aaiti
yesterday the hishepn ol Vera
Crus would lenore an ed cl of
tiorernor TVJrtla that the church
appeint II pi testa in that state.
'Aim Mshspa, hr said, “hare no in
tention of recognising the law hy
appointing the limited number of
private albwrd under the law."
... u. s - “
enue bill wrafriI demands of th .
schools.
~and
7t.the
. _ A*
*V Jr
Vary much in the international ryepuat'now U Secretary of the
Treasury Andrew J. Mellon, who la shown a bore with hi* 'on, -a
student at Cambridge, England. Daring the rouoe of hi* ctmrcraatlona with European Icadsr* regarding president Hoorer'a debt
reparation plana, Secretary Mellon found time enough to make a
fl uIhk ulalt
flying
visit 4
to>w Ltw
hla aon'a ullaa^
collefc. *
t.
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m
‘m a x w e l l I
HOUSE
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b**or® t**e
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»nd move
Carolina
112 W.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
O range Pekoe
3 Flavors I’abst-etl * . ,
CHEESE
PHlakurr
,
T Ef T L4E4,Y 'S
15/
TEA
12-Lb.
G O LD M ED A L FLO UR
KITCHEN TESTED
tha House and ru£ V ? ”
Ml this wash In \
rat of th* ciga* ,n* the
House killing IU P“l.
bill adding on* rHd> ttnJ*
etat U th* gas tax and tta Senate tlo« r°f lhl
IfMdag tha book hack to the rsp- « “ lonroaentatifea with the two-cert n i
Mathews
tog bill.
Urea oppo
-Bedlam broke Uoae after Lewie ‘h» *l*fU
took hla eaat. Representative aft«r repreeesilatj** Jumped up ollhc®“,d
Of'to lambast their, colleagues for
*•**'*
tofimiag to dttart t o U t af gas
"Both th
to* money from the state road ds- the conati
pnrtmsnt or to ask tha speaker I "r'°rida |l
what aaanrmneo ha had that tha\*idcred dn
■anata would algn “aa armistice”,*'! success
with tta House.
bill will co
- 4“ 8ue& on agTtoment would not wh*n *ba )
fat heceasary If oro took some gaa ***** t01™
t u revenue from tha road depart* or<* uny*
moat." said Black of Alachua. '•*dl*» *r
"Isn't that a fact, Mr. 8 peakerT“ •*l‘«d#l*d 1
I’“Tea. thst'a true," Lewis re- “rd»*- *» '
-But wcountered
j might as
wall ad- death, of tl
fay■lad.
47 days,"
Robinses
nf ■fit
Dade.
“Do
think axiaU
wa canand
nab-my «— —
that
a you
deadlock
tieauggeslion
it In a few
la minutest"
merely offered as *n
' “Raat
us know
sro’ro
openingof wedge
to how
break
It." gotag to
rota,"
answered.
“But
this Lewis
situation
has tils tad
n <
‘The speaker's reply drew a hot
answer from Rohineau, who rose
td k -point of personal privilege to
deny'that any one could determine
hke rota an any measura.
p Ho n e
"I may hare rated against cor*
Min legislation being crammed
660
down my throat,* Rohineau said,
"bat my prertaaa decisions t a r t
W.H.LONG
HENS and FRYERS
DRESSED OR LIVE
22*
COFFEE 1 LBkCan 33/
3 CANS
Maxwell House
C. J.hn.
25*
12 i V
i i I,ha.
45*
85*
FAMOUS BLUEBERRY
MUFFIN RECEIPT
IN EACH BAG
No. 1 Virginia Cobhlero
Golden Key
Wisconsin D aisy
Ex. Fancy
A rkansan
Blacks
CVtyatlc* „
.» n
AND4 lf fit.
bin! 'S anford
Ave.
PHONE
660
U nrcda Ilaker'n
Kellogg’s
402 HANFORD AVE,
Owner
Puritan
GENUINE SPRING
FISHING IS ALW
GOOD HERE!
Pkff. ContaitiH 4 Doz. Cookicp
Kecclrcd Today
Fresh
•wpod of Ukerty, U o of High,
lata*, Hr*. Fuller of Orange,
Maras .Of Mediat e. Daas ad R a d .
iaf, MUck .of Alachua and gaMLta b o t f t . Jahna wound up tta dotads, r n eodlay oa effort U g r t a
rotord *oU aa t t a U w li t am pro .
HI4, ix u ii «t aa beta u e r i
M ta r o w t th tha maMritr
n * th *
h!#< th* <
Freslis Halt Water
TROUT:
(Half or Whole) lb.
19/
Best Grade
•atern B erf
tOAST lb 17%/ WIENERSlb. 12
�rrri>
M
kitchen
thiSTof rditltrltjr.
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“When a European think, of America, hs often think,
of .a nation and a people enslaved by machine*," aha
write*. "But during my American journey, I .saw the
machln. a errin t a tre a t purposeln tb* Urea of t h . people.
'Machine* and Instrument* of Ilf* am created Bjr men,
and they never belle their, human origin. They were mad*
to aerve, and they a n setting, They have made possible
a new orientation of th e , houaewlf* toward home, towlrd
her Individual life, and the life at tb* community. '
"The remarkable utility and inexpsnalvtnsa* of all the
contrivance* which are important In th* Uf* of the housewife personify, to my mind, tb* American .soul u c$r,
pgoapgaiTT ■ d*md, talnhr *a doe* th* rre * t world of culture end politic.."
Machine*. Fran Einstein says, make, life, in (America
infinitely easier and more comfortable thah it.U vin Eu
rope. "It 1* only when we have fulfilled easily th* phyalcaf requlrmenta of living th a t w* can be releaaed for
cam. and testified oT personal development, mental and spiritual" ahe explain..
i - that la in tbto, n w
"In ancient civilisation., the aristocracy waa *0 releaaed
through the work of alavea. In America'today the machine
is beginning to serve the urn* purpose of release, but for
the whole people.
"The German housewife, unless she have* everything
to her servant*, U the slave of her houM and th* conMtant. monotonous problem, of evi . . existence. She
W AUnwbMAK
has no leisure; no time for the fulfillment of the higher
m inion of life, because the duties of her household make
Huch great demands upon her. The American Arrangement
Aw m
in tW itn t
ML-1* *u
freely; she has freedom, timo and space, even if aha has
no servant"
Y
Such things as vacuum cleaners, electric washing tubs,
frigidslras, electric irons, he.tern, stoves, toAstara, waffle
THE PHILIPP]
irons, floor polishers, and countless other articles, which
American inventive genius have made poaejble to prac
tically everyone, are now largely taken as A m atter of In bis 1M0 (jrsport, 0*
course in this country: whereas, in Europe they ate sel Dwight P. Davis painU a.
dom seen, except in the homes of the very r io i
«
■ONROR
of roUdro stability 1* tkf
pine U lsad s.d u rias.a yvei
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Waiting For Prosperity
Something on businees - conditions a little, different
from the usual optimistic surveys, which haVs been rebat witb na mafic lift porting every day for several tear* th at buainssa recovery
and. prosperity are Just around the corner, Is found in an
s' Uft momtnts augbt hot urtlcia by James A. Dalton, Industrial .editor of Motor,
it'tb sy sssm .
published In the American A rchitect. The^FoltypnM ore’.I-spoket "1 marvsl hew dictions ■of most economic authorities a rt' ddlSfg rtbftT to
retard business', condlUona than almost anything else, he
a:*vlnkt ‘ with
D ECONOMICS
ktedteral IntorooU. A rsapengbOity rn en fteater tk te toepo&tioJ
rstpoMlbllltf has a rise* set of
n tlthtr
U .. aor tsars,
esnt slacks*!*, far
“ " J T . risu lt of these report* from speclaliaU who are certain F lU p W h
supposed Ao know, many_ business men are Just marking,
time waiting for aomsthinf food to happen, a somnURtf,
which According to Mr. Dalton, la not likely to bafipsofor
several yearn, or until thane asms men quit wnltmg^dor
m
L
d l1J
►if'J X
fawrwaa
o b v lo u ily
area, would make S'deet fn this
quote. fo r there sMntt to.be r t t .
to bellsva tost tbs pvatoctlve
ly Indicate that-tho condition! which will prevail tbe tha sea
tariff 'system ef l b s ’Veiled Blais*
next few years will be like those. which prevailed from woald then be Immediately Invoked
1007 to 1014," Mr. Dalton say*. 'T h e average citiseo |e on
the veyga of panic. He haa t\o on* upon whom Ihafc can
rely to advise him. He la fearful of disaster w o ito^han
la likely to befall. Frank acceptance and dlsscmlrMlon of
the facta, interpreted with utter honesty, wiU dlspri gloom
rather than engender It." ,
No sudden bustnead recovery can be expected, My. Delton saya, because there are no great national shortage*,to
be supplied. The conatfuction industry, he ■aye.rit over
built. agricultural inccme will show no grant increase and
foreign
trade can be expected to offer but slight help.
Us All other commodities b e n Public works can have no great expansion, he aayn, be
way . down la price, toe cost
kd baa laersased on* hundred cause federal. state and municipal governments' are hard
it. It'te k s s a lot of sand to
sad at that price.
iiMa sh*I ^ -- #saeestm i
.»* L.
years of acute depreulon the wealth. Ahe buy In
’ «»e«y years poeplo eke hero and the actual purchasing volume of th*. United
so far above those of every other country that 1
possible basis of comparison. The conditions 1
prevail for the next few years are comparabl
which existed from 1907 to 1914, with tha vital
that tha Federal Reetrva System haa made
money panics similar to those of th# past. Amal
unprecedentedly km Interest rate* are a v a lis t
sound credit risk for any legitimate a n t s t m n
ten a reasonable chance of success."
People must realise that tha prosperity Wkfc
the war will not return for years, this sxflvt
ndvises people lo slop watting for prosperity to
to strivs to adjust themselves .to changed A j i
most efficiently managed firms are itlll nuflfi
spits of tha hard times, hs'-polnta1o u t ; . A t
B EH
r. ,*\
<V 1
• rtf*
' m i 1 m t'w m A w 'H T S r w w r i
a
p * y i
v
"i
M U lli
VfMlf
11 r J
j n t if
P m . •• f rf! Ij :
�( HI NTS
1* visiting
[ (lit* O' huge bouquet of garden
flswtr* *of ev en color to the
gtmat of horror '’and tail her to
(earth*about tbe hoo'o until »ha
floda: a parka** to match with
i 'w y tlojeer in the booquet ah*
hold*;1* Tli* name of the -donor
aboeld bo written cn b narrow
blip of polar and lartenrd to
each floitar,'
•\
*
, Wrap the pawkjfgea tn different
color* of til me nr crepe ^taPer
and kid* about th*. room*, back
of cuiMOn*,' In drawer*, on
ing the weak end w tlhilte*. C. £• shrives; cndr> Ilia ft3fa and any
Oormly, who bea n cotUpe a t Cor- place that la not too difficult
toad* Brash. -*:i •* , * v*' *f v~*. to find.*'"
»'£■• a 1 -*4- J-1!*e e «* f:-r- Vi'.’ The gift*1should be chmen ac
Mint Ida Lutd a r Tampa’ la the cording to the need* of tbe bahy
goeet'for n a v e r t l d o * 'I f - Mra. and mother for whom they are
Balyk' BMmdt at-b a r Mtmt, 2414 intended. If baby1* layette t* at*
ready large,
a ahowrr of
Magnolia Auawlai'i* ‘ : '
•iblnty t.'Set article* will re at
* .
r
:».%! #
lovely atut’a i welrnmo a* ya.* be.
There ’are n*v#e . ten many
hat* ’hattime! aft:Y • pettdlng tw^
thing*
frV laliy'a balh.
moatka la Now Ja n ay w.allin^
Softly tinted1 wa*h' doth* ami
tala liras a n j filend*. - • tnwelf,
attr.v'lively
wrapped
* ‘t» « ,‘*A**-a ,f* *-*,
tjim cf ,pUra' cwfWo laap, *oft
/ M t and MM. Cbariua WHke. who i-nongci cut in iimtistnj animal
U av r b**q. alriM"* wifkjjbvlr par ■haptr, taicUnt. powder, hand
•sta hi BUtan l l l f n d , ! ^ * , V«rk. ptinted Jnr* to . hold .(lie du.Ung
U v * r e t o r n a ^ o m ^ ^ . __ 1owifer,. hot tyafar^sbage, bottle*
"f Hire olive oil le.'hnliy's 1kjn.
' Mr. and M fjj.X ,* . J)Hi\t*. who (Inalin|j toy* for hit l>atn, a
hava M as Is Knoavlllg, Tanti^ for
th*. pgat tan'iUya on A vachtion, nail cW trtc 'atavo for hratihe
Ide bottle—all nf theva make
ratuiqad. haipajlbd^y.
,t \
laefiil gift* fur the j'u n g K ng
. r Queen of'.the bourohibl.
Eseated 'Convicts,
Two In This Slate,
Have Been Located
The Sunbeam Babd cf-ih* Flrat
Daptiat Church, fostered bg) Clr*
do Number F1W, will meet a t tha
churth a t 8:30..',■l•
Woman’* Missionary. Society of
tha Flfat Uaptlat Church will bar*
a prayer *or rice a t ISM o’alock
with Circle Numbef Three In
charge, and a program meeting a t
S:lt> o’clock with Clrtl# Numbtr
Sii In charge, . c .
Truth Seeker* • Clara of tka
Flint Uethodikt Church w 11 meat
with Ms,*. J. T. Pear*on, 1904 Baa.
ford Avenoe, a t 3:30 o'clo k. Tha
HoaUraea will he Mm. 4, H. Tilll*.
Mr*. W. D. Uoolciaa, Mm, 0 . W.
Spencer, Mr*. W. 1L AIcKtm. and
Mr* J. F. Riser, ,
Kellogg Named As
One Of Executors
Of Henderson Will
W A S H I N G T O N ,.. Ji
(A.P.)—Dr. JohA If*
list tie. Creek, Mlclil*sn,hr*d of a
tolleg* and sanitarium lhat the
tat* Mr*} Mary F, Henderson be
lieved would pruniot*.Vracs betterm-nt’* and “bkloyiral llvlng" was
sman an executor of bar rith est st* In a codicil filed yesterday In
1be. District of Columbia Supreme
Court.
Kellogg la consulting n law firm
hero OS th* multiple wills Of the
M.ssourl sanaLur’s wblsw, who dlainherited an adopted granddaugh
ter and named Alisa Kraacae and
(On visiting friends and relatives.
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo., July
24.—(A.P.)—Four convicts who
<r*r*ped from the Missouri pen!lenllary hid bred r nnded np vee
lerdny, two nf them licinq undo:
arrest In Florida.
laj- and Mr*. John n trh s l ami
E a r l Anaereon ami Orvl|ln H ut.
b$8fen, Wanran, Harold, and Mart* .n t ;, serving CC and to years, tv»* returned after spending '* r* c tiv rly , fo r robbery^ w rre ro
time visiting relative* and turned fo the Rfium
ly y rale r
1 In Naw Jeraey.
rsptntt-it IM *i)ile*
Viv'y. They w<
Mr! and Mr*. Albert M Flowerr
U a> 0 Move Friday for points In
Vgmla, and North Carolina,
rMr* they expect to remain for
afanil weak*.
.1
f
to telephone him lata ygaterday
vald that ha ws* simply "Inquiring
Into J h e situation." Bpeculatlon
roaa, however, un tbe paaalhllity
that the doctor might Initiate atepa
to-probate a will of July IS, 1931,
in which Mrs. ’Henderson b*>
•yueathed the feulk at her ratal* lo
from hem nl
fiom t ic J'ri
an
«#t
wl
v*
‘R r.'and Mr*. R. 11. Renlck mo- nigh:.
*d toand
Daytona
Beach-yaatorday,
f lf lir ia ls nro making arrangeMr*. David
J. G arrrtt,
rra Mr. C atlett attended a Kl- menla tn tftu rn R. K . M iller of
(la picnic and meeting.
Jasp er count, and H urry Wellman
o f O s a rk ’ county to the’
prison
In that ala to d» A, l prove cut* them
fu r an o fl. ii cJh e re ^ T b a *nen r v
raped J u ly il r ih y k b ln stp n g
a
stale prison guard and rn in im n .
deoting a 'a tk tr a’ltomubtla,
. I f tha mrn are t r ia l and con.
vietrd In Florida o fflciala of thb
stale w ill (p!*r<‘ a "hold » \ r r H on
tlwm to return th ru :' Kero a ftrt
aojv ng whalcrt-p u iu c m c Florida
iinpcnrx upon thsm.
M illar .and H Yllm sn a t being
held in Florb.’a on a charge of rob
ber* and kidnaping while armed.
Among th u a attend ng the A t
Is s tk Coast Liao Done# at Bilvei Hprtnga Thursday ewrolng w**w 1
I ho Mliaoa Margaret Coll, Kstbor
in# Ichirord, Mr. and M ta/ W
Wioa, J . E. Oradlck, and C. E
Imq. kVtr recorded tor the event.
jVtisstesippi H e a d
Calls 0 u t Militia
Polls
tmT6:Protect
V * Vi *1 • . r m
—1 1
STARKS — W eitem JO a c tf^
Sound equipment Installed In OaJM'
>tjr Theatre.
demanded hi* aupport.
Ilia rain waa tnlenned Wednesday whan he nwuptrd Ih# platform
of the ration* Union, and an
nounce! that Id* friend, Iwaler
Franklin, had withdrawn from the
race pint tallid on the populace to
vote for (Jeortrc T. MilchalL The
governor plan* to »pcnd the i r .
malndrr e F tho campslgn pushing
U-hlnd MileWall.
Many of the candidate* were
l.lantiltiR to go to the Neabobn
county fair neat week for the Uet
big feat before election. There they
will mak-i another gallant attempt
11 atWM the iot*r* and gat their
mind* off tha prlr# of cotton.
OSSINING, N. Y„ July 2 4 .DAYTONA BEACH—Plana
(A.P.)— Andrew Metelikt, t l , and
ing
conaidarad for erection
Herbert Johnaun, negro, 19, were
executed in the ele.-trlc chair a* new armory here for Battery
268th Coaat Artillary,
Sing Sing laat night.
'
(CohUnsed Kiom !’* (• One!
iard the county* 213 ballot*,
aeldler fur l o t than to
making
11# remalahd an the g tw
motes. Ron** ritiseni of the county
Wilmington and Miami a H
Cbjocic l vigorously agulnal bring
13 mlnotej ca the idS
ing ’n the troop*, saying the altnight.
Cation had not, produced any smoke
The chronology of the
Kt alone fire.
trip flight waa a* follows:
The troop more came qulrkly IwNew York, I A. M-: a: He
[hint the sudden artivr partlclpa
Irigton. 6:44: leave W l|
yli'in of CJsrarnor ltllbn Into the
0:01 arrive Miami, 9:87:
•.-anipalgn. Until Wednesday thMiami, 9:S2| arr<>: Ha*Mk
'governor bid been on the sideline 1
leave Havana, 18:33 P. M
PAIIF. CITY—Over f>o faTl >a!*
chafing nt the bit, riloppeil by two
Miami, 1:48: leave Mlags
art:** Wilmington, H:29t J»4v» ->r b * Mends being In Ihe list* ,-f *,ale.melon* ahlppeil Ir in
W ilm in g to n , 8 :2 9 1 I r a n W liin in g - of governor** candidate! and each here.
Two DrcBses fo r Price o f One
Saturday
(On* Dt^jr Only)
Two Dresses
t t n , 6 :4 8 , h r r iv e N e w Y o r k , 8 :0 3 .
T>*t*ntay> 2K0«-mlla .rpuad
(rip flight waa tin lonirat Captolu
lisw ka h»d ever attempted. Ik o af
day, hut whan he Mapped, (ftgqihli
inonoplan* ha Ina'ited h* drqtf"qgt
tiled.
I’m Juat a little draf and awfully
hoi." ha aaid.
. “ T.
II# said h* ran Into severe rajs
• terms coming bark, which' tdr*
th* eanta* al;ng th* entire IroM
nf his wlnye. Concerning' 111*
REXALL ”1]
Select M y Two Dresses tn
The House
Values to *13.00 Each
Hrlng a friend and pool you^
pnrcnsHs if you like, ’ -rt
FACTORY — TO — YOU
Money Sa ving Sale
■peed, ha * J d :
"I averaged 197 mllea an’hour
for th* round trip and 208 mltaa
on hour far th# Havana-Tf»W'Y*(k
flight. Tha faitast hop waa. from
Wilmington to Naw Ycrk, when;
the avrfag* waa 230 milaa aid
honr."
II* aaid
Aaaoclalrd
Pre*i,
Tguie* far tha varioua stage* of
the round trip flight were correct
A commlltee of city official/
and hi* ‘ wife were amrng n
crowd which waa on th# field t«
gieet him. He left for New York
by automobile, after raying he had
no plana for other flight*.
By yeatarday’a flying Captain’
Hawks brought lo 30 tho tran si
continental and Inter-city lecord*
he had established In th* United
State*, Canada and Rurop*
in
two years.
$ 1 4 -7 5
StartsSaturdayJuly25th
at
i
Touchton *s Sanford Drug Co
Phone 325
—
_
* "Th# Shop af
Personal Bervlc*’
Free Delivery
BUDAPEST BOURSE CLOSED
*»d Mra. T ?J. E. Well* left trom Orlandij E h ’.'. J f autlioriflya
sttoaded tha Bomb Annual m uting
of the Board of T i p l w o f.tb p
Baptist Children's Horn* w on
Wadnasday.
e *'
aetdkdlr In th e air, th a t flipping
eight mlnrte* from Hawin' , ifW
firing Urn* tecord:
- . ,J
Be MToring tin M03 mile# between Hayani and New YdHr J*
t i t boon W m 'nulsi yeattidny.
ilgw kt te a t lhat firing time rec
ord of the broker b. M mlnnloa.
On hit latum trip Cap tala
Hawks mad* hatter time on each
of Urk throe hope than ha had r v
Ing down, and took lea* lime la
refo*|.
^
Ha m ade, Iha' BBT Milan . frmb
Jfew York’ to W ilniogtonfn Jww
hoar* 44 minuter g 'lngdaw w anm
In two hoof* 11 minute*. MhjVwl
Inf t lb* Wilmlngten.Miaqtt If& o l
CM mile* iq three hour* M f l f t
uta* going dowti pad three* bafcra
29 minutes eomlnt b a H t t . j f r
HUNTSVILLE, A te , July H
(AJ>.)— R nreh continued \
night for Letter C arter, I t-J I
■lil farmer wanted for the slay
at Mr*. Albert* Cook, 21,'
.later-inJaw, . and lho eeri
'rounding o t h tr husband, Vi
C . oIj/
Cook reported to o ffle o « :l
hr and Ms wtfe, accompanied
Carlrr'a wife, were waIking all
the road lata Wednesday, w!
C a ite r opened fir* from ambt
tilling hU wife and khnoting I
ir th» ana.
Mr*. Carter waa net shot. O
va'd ha could give no r*aaoa
the (hooting.
B U D A P E S T , Hungary, J u ly 21,
— ( A .P .) —Utura* au th o rllla , yv-i.
teid ay decided to keep the sto k
exchange clo ud unt I Ju ly 80.
the
M
Special Reductions Saturday
ake jo u r own and p o ritfl
d iffe re n t* ! R“ rP*'1?e
friend# w ith a new dreaa fo r
oceaalont Belect to*
morrow while aavlnga a re ao w o rth w h ile^
• e •
C L E A R W A T E R —Proposal that
Pinellas County purchase Seminole
Point site for 8900,000 vnteian*'
bureau hospital, being considrrrd
by ,Copnly Beard o f Commission
er*.
ChooBc From These Fabrics; J
PRINTED VOILES +i>
JUPITER BOUND- Mr.
Mr*. Joseph Yanteg Reed
• n e t II 00,000mldancs her*.
IN ACTION FN INVITATION MATCH
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ASTERS
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25.
Special table o f p rin ted VoTIm . S heer and cool fo r eum m er
w enther. Over fifty a ttra c tiv e p a tte rn s to chooae front. Only Y d .
SOc a d ot. fo r 2 days
EDGEWOOD
FLO W ER SH O P
ALL SILK CREPE
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E conom lrall T hink o f the lovely evening o r s tre e t dree# you*
may m nkc fo r a few dullera. P astel nhotleg, 30 Inches .wide.
SjKKlnl
dMB^tok
RAYON FLAT CREPE ’
I M f the** who attended th*
hall game betw uq Hsnfwod
) Daytona Beach yesterday
1: Mr. and Mrs. F. I . MWov> <..♦
and Mi*. Bob William.. Mr.
Mra. T. A. nrethcracn. Mta*
garat Xockary, Jimmy Wright,
w Laaay, Frank K .ivnfH ^ > ♦
PeaokL Frank M* ach. aad
P opular fo r all day w ear. A flower g ard en of
colors fo r your choice. T hla value la. h a rd to
beat.
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T h it m aterial h as Just arriv ed in response to<
i w |u n t i from our cu slo m cri. Colors a re
M r / t o M T I k Flcnh and W hite ami wo arc pricing U a t only
1magi iva only 1131
for al!-d»y pajamas I
Ptav In then*, lounge
to * them, sleep In
them!
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tille r Brurning and For*
iInfer Curtliii of Germany,
»hU* President lloov»r's
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I It hoi materialised In Iho
w m r eonferenfo, I* trcrnenapprariatod by Germany,
I ton only bo tho beginning
lariat and economic old to
stylo of the writing and In Jot*
U r f , " which la tho altruist!*
form for this letter. '
The largor writing of your
father’* (Ida Ik an
IndJcatfOn
th a t they are not qxlt* so in*
-distrious and saving aa your
m tlher’a aide. Thoao mombtra of
the family occasionally' brdulg# la
extravagance*. They conform and
a |a rood family men and wom
en, hot somewhat more tent*
Van and aspiring. -4-; ^
to Americana, rrarhlng the ho(hire tho German* were atayh u t Bight found there not
th e chancellor and the for
m ing ter, bat also tinder*erry of Stato von Buelow, tho
tea ministry'* expert, Count
kraln, von Koralck, Carl Mol", German hanker, and Herr
lit*, director of the German
The new Canadian Pacific liner rBmprra* of Britain" photorraphed
Trust, who U con*lder;d one
homo port of Quebec, 4 days, 12 houri and 30 minutes out from
drminy'a heat economist*.
fattest previous Atlantic creasing by a ‘pie»enrer vessel
aaany'a nerds, boyerid those
raro or by tho seven-power
eneo, were once araln His- interest* of our country and to ob
[■Chancellor Brurnlnr and h b serve the obligations of internaiticm firmly hslleve, It was
d from rood authority^, that
to Germany dsn only rein*
private sources, American
f noon Monday Kecrelary Htlm1* expected to lie again on his
| out «f Germany.
| a declaration lost night d*fln[the attitude he hod adopted
joghout the seven-potrer toni»c*. Premier Laval of Franco
I Acre would be no pearo In
World until confident rrlgrurd
reen tho French arid German
A ll confidence, he declared, had
|0 brought considerably nearer
n result of the last three day*
djMivr real Ions,
'I believe 1 have-taken the propfrour**," he said. "The gravity
| the financial and economic crililn Germany caused President
#var lo make his recent propoaL.The Interested powers agreed
| year’s moratorium on reparam onj Franco accepted It on
■tines laid dewn a t Paris with
dietary Mellon and Ambassador
Ige of the United .States.
tTh* adoption of. the Hoover
ithapap^t, thus betaking Uto
~
II. Ycitii■H a n d w r itin g 1
I A n d W h s it It T e lto ,
II
-r-Py7Ajjg£
ptobldm Of the German crisis,
thry had the wisdom not to go out
side the general outline for the
discussion which was laid down In
odvanco.
"Will the measure* which have
been adopted or recommended
prove sufficient to withstand the
evil? We must hope lo. As to the
remedies which will act more pro
foundly, tiny require precaution*
and preparations of a technical na
ture. That will be tho task of tho
committee which will be appoint
ed by the wotll bank for interna
tional settlements.
The** remedies demand, above
srsryth.ng else, an evolution of n
politico) and moral nature. I ven
ture In say that tho ’ conversa
tions 1>*tween tho French and Ger
man minister* are lending us to
i policy composed a t the same
limn of prudence end boldness
which will end In confident collaboiatlon with Germany.
m “Thrre ran hr no credits with
out confidence. There can be no
Minfldence In the world until har
mony reigns between our two great
pioples. In that lies safety, tn that
Ilea peace. Ami It is thus that all
nations which are united with us
In trends of friendship understand
tho situation.
A LION TIIA T8 A LAMB
"Hear Jaaet Wlaloni CoaM
yaw ptesse tell me why soy writ
ing ha* that certala owlag to .It
and whv I can't clone my V
matter hew -hard 1 try I
« . 8. F."
Open, ”*" 1* usually a sign of
talkativeness. Whan found in n
handwriting that Indulges III ex-
Ihe best of taste.
. Pronoun "1" I* surprisingly
modest for such n script, reveal
ing that he lia 'l quite so sure
of hlmsslf deep down. Naturally
or a fanciful turn of mind, ho
constantly Imagines hlmsslf ,lo bo
whst ho la not.
Like tho Pekinese who bocks n
larger, stronger dog into intimi
dation, your barkslapplng, beastlul ways arc mostly bluff too.
Underneath you are quite a nice
fellow, affectionate, • Jolly and
amiable.
travagant ftourishs* and curli
cue* this trait Is Intensified and
lircoine* effusiveness.
Persons of your Igpr are sen
timental and hnaclnatlve. Thry
live In a dream wotld in which
they ore the heroes. And though
they move through life roofldsntly, thrir self-assurance U Just a
little loo exaggerated lo bo gen
uine. They a r t ’ Inclined lo Iwast
and brag. And they eshlblt other
trails which aro not always in
Man Ends Sailiti
Trip Arou nd Wofl
12 Mutates Tardy
VTI.IJ'ritANClIK, France, July
21.—(A.P.)—Pirate*, head hunter*
and a sultan were amon* thereat*
nf William Albert Robtr.vm of Boat n. on a world lohr jn hi* 32-foot
krlrh, Braap, which sailed Into
Villefrancho harbor yesterday.
Ills irrandmother, Mrs.
Ida
Knlffler of Milwaukee, wae wallIns for him with a basket of sand
wiches when ha arrived at 4:22 P.
M., Just 12 minutes behind Hie
schedule,* after Having loft Now
to niton, Conn.. In Juno, 1028.
'’Albert," his grandmother said,
ur«e never>nown you to lw so
laic, IVhcr? have you been?"
Am) this, while on the woy to n
bath, was Uto story Koblnson told:
Fifteen day* out from India, tho
mariner landed a t Makalla a t tho
end of ()w Muhammadan feast of
Itamadan. There He u e charging
molnt with alleer scimitars being
■lopt>*d by the sultan’s guards Just
before death blows, were about to
be struck.
Ro iinaon twice was raptured by
pirates in Arabian port*.
He railed up the Renlk Hvsr In
New Guinea 300 milea'bi order to
see cannibal* and friendly tribes of
bead hunters Who' wers forced to
get a head a day In order to retain
their tribal status.
COURT AFFIRMS CASH
hastily not;l
tahaad aaunwfaUm ; « d . *x»la*t«h<
from outside. Tbo " * * » > • * » .
cams, however, owd Ure 7M. orison-'
era' work In r In Urn ysrdw w r*
marches bock to thoir n i b without
Im Moml>'.t ■• ' ‘ S '
,‘i
jr-r^e
Tooaday whoa • similar fore* <*f
police and extra guard* w fi
ntahod, to the penitential*. er|Oi
machine run* to prsrw ai oa. ex
pected attorweew nilhtaah. W*i toil
Hill sold ha had heard nneoca a
wholesale broalL.had.baoa planocd.
Tho warden announced togt
night after Iho men kid boats
locked In thair cells they would’
neb b: released from' Item oxew t
for meals and hfiff recreation peri
ods. until tho penitentiary had
been searched. Sajry, sledg*
m m , hoes and other tools fa
convict labor are misting, he
and It la feared Uwy are J
hoarded for tho planned Inst
The King and Queen of Fjtglsnd, *n route to attend the Ascot lion.
•
‘
' , r- », are shown above s i they acknowledged the greeting* #f the
Hill said It woulj Wkewt
Ip d i n to search' live hrttKu
crippled children from the Ascot Hospital.
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TALLAHASSEE, July S4. —
(A.P.)—The state supreme ccDrt
yesterday again affirmed tho cir
cuit court of Citras county'In a
suit in equity to recover against
bond trustees and thslr sureties.
ful to MM $mp port low of • aide walk far lb* d p W
of frnlU, vegwtpMea, food product* or n m h M d b ^ *
Doorpraya uned for displaying fntll*, regctaWaa and
food productn, wh.th may bo cooouresd in tho W
Htalc, must bo raised eighteen inchca from
and ncreened vHth wlr* netting with » « * anffiriaal*
ly clove U| prevent the • d a j r i m of fU*Md'. } ^ i
By order of Uit Pol^co nod Health D « V ‘
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CITY f tp SANFORD.,
A ll Summer Gopds Regardless Of Cost!
■ Prices W ill Be Slashed To. Close Out
X ’.; MID-SUMMER
^SPECIAL WHILE THEY LAST—One Large Batli Towel Given Away
O f Particular Interest To Our Women Customers
C) / Particular
l o d l w ' P rin t and Llneno Dreanea. F orm erly priced fl.OO. Bale T r i c e _______ ___
89c
Ideal fo r Bugch W ear. C learance Rain Prieo ........................................ 25c
One Lot Ladle-*’ Silk Dretutea. Form orly Prloed $.1.06 —Now ............... ....... .............. $l.QH
F a a t Colored Beach P a ja m w . A ttracllv o and Com fortable. $ 1.00 value ___________ HDe
i P a jt.u a Dreaaoa fo r A thlallc Miaaea and W omen. Special price th ia aale ...................
B8<
^Polly P rim and T riilo S p o rt Droaaea. C unrantcod Fuat Colora ______________
89c
[O ne Group- o f A ttra c tiv e Voile Drcaaea. Specially prloed while th ey t a a b ^ . . . ____ ... g i.e s
vLsdiea' S h an tu n g Dreaaon. Mu*t be aocn to ba appreciated _____ ............................... gjAfl
^jM llea' Silk “G arden of Uoaea" Dreaaea. F orm erly priced $ 7.60 .^ ..’.1.:^?.^..__ ' l . . .... |(.9 5
l One G roup o f Ladica' S um m er H ata, To cloae o u t for. only .......................... .-.it,
81)c
uLadU-n' Coraelcttca. SUo* 34 to 42. Special C learance price ..... ....... ............. 8 £k
:L adlea’ S un Hats.
One L ot Ladica’ Shoes. Mltl-Surtjmer C learance
S«do I*rico faioo*#oe#***».**.»«-imhwwsi*|sm|«^i.. Vv-........
.One l e t Ladies’ Blonde Kid Shoes, Special Sale
Rayon Katin sUp Material. P*r Y
G*od Q.-silly hsVvrn. Hpoelal'Psr
Ginghams In Chocks and-Solid Cob
Good Heavy Bod TUktng. P*r Yd.
Interest T o
ustomere
Hen's Work Shoes. Good and Durable, Special 8*le P r ic e ----Good Heavy Grade Overalls. Special While They Last —
One Lot of Men's Dungarees. Ail Colon. Special Price —.—
Men’s SUk Underwear. Formerly $1.00 Per Suit- Now only ......
One Lot o r MenV Sumer P r « a PapU. Kormcriy $2.00—Nqw
Man's White FTknncl Trotia«».lF o n w ^ Prlcad*$6J»—Now ..
Men's Shirifc Fbrm«rly; >13» to l U ^ W b y e They
Mcp'a Shirts. Formerly $$.96~WhUe /They L^gt,
..... vi»<gA
B alncoau.;'G uarai»te^N ot ;to U d t.vAlI ;Phk>n ^ ;v; . ........
t Shoes for fonali Boy*' and Infanta.'BpedgJ
rChildren’* Play Suita.' Fast Coiored Waahabla. 8aJe Price
:*ir»n'a ftrvnri Oxfords. Formerly Priced,$5l00—
$ FlCO ....................
One Lot LadicaL Black and White Oxfords.
Special *Prieo
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mwp t w i w *
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S STUDY STUDENT PROBLEMS
u # ..lig * a U ; • * :« . Dub'*
ir.trtpdreetar*; 5:45,'Stud-'
Govwrru *, at, D r.'4. M. tine f c « W , a u b ;' 16:45,-EiUle
Squire*, TW Carllne.lIeWl Melody
M in; 11, Junior C h a m b e r Com* Pollcp Report; 7. Sonth* q u a rte t;' 7:30, Busball
f 7:31, Cali-Banut’ Co-Kdx;
DAVI8 ACCEPTS POST
bhn *Ruxkin Variety ProI, Dramatic Rood]no a t the
NEW TORE, July H ,—(AP)‘l:M , tYkrtety Program; 9. Nooiutn II. IH tIi , N ow ’ .York
o lfth Ptenlat; 6il5, ’HUP- hinker, ye*terdey tabled, hi*' ac
W l M l l I Remit*; IH27, ceptance of the pou offered him
r Forecast i 8:30, Sign OH. hr tho Uagbe of Nationi on It*
MAX —< JeekaoRrUI*.
finance committee..
l<gord*| lllk , Children's
---------- 5- ^
« l 5 :30, 'Chat. Rirw DunDEATH TAKES PtIBUBUKR
> Voial Studioj S ilt, Melieitrw of Oil Air; 0, Amo>
INDIANAPOLIS. led., July 24.
i f , NJIC i 6:15, C ryitil —(A.P.) —John J*y Curtta, .‘of
Trio; 6 J0 , Studio Pro- Hollywood, CnllL. p m 'd am of the
6145, Ouvol Jewelry Com- Robba-Marrill Company, '* Indian■
Da|ectfye Thriller; 7:15. arolla book publlal.rr, <JI*d la ,0
From loft to rights Dr. Chaa. A. Campbell, Defn of Knuwle* Memorial Chapel; Mro. S, II. Bing
«’i CtwrUter*, Old Time local hoipltal lata Wedhoaday
ham, Dean of Women; Dr! Hamilton Holt, President or Uollina College; Dr. W. 8 . Anderson, Doan .of
B onn; 7:45, IL E. Cam- nlf ht. Ho v u 74 pear* old.
the Collrge; Dr. .Arthur D. Rnyart, Dean of Men.
!£
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DIBS IN WRECK
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CINCINNATI. O , July 24. - LANEVTS DRUG STOKE—PreUl#.
(A .P.l—John K. Cleaver, 37, formecrtption*, magailnN, fountain T h * m i l l U n d bplHic
t
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* I p i t i i n r * «»f V'
er cdumnlvt on the ItighDinH arrvice.
PROMPT
dtUveriei. r » *n j df lar ot al m ttfIn t h111#
nil m u n f
Cl
County New*, Sealing, f l l * *•» I Phone 105.
r r j i l t r h*lr«. T l m t
i*. 4,
FI
l«iitrh R*« 'r n f T n t r * T f M f I r n l n
killed In an automobile arridrnt
'*('*, tin i «i| Hip til) . il« y ttf J nf r*
here yeeterday.
j BUILDING BLOCKS—Irrigation IK I«IT . Ham filial fm )«I c w tllfh
i f f I*#, n ii tl l u m m m l # r
boie* and general cement work. i n m y tfair
I n i tl*>vil In
Iwm»K
MliacU Concrete Co. J. E. Ter- iiT i i i t l a n .v r KH la wI. IfUDi
Until ••rlifU
••H I
' v.
!*■ c r t i t n n r e - |tim f o l l o w i n g
villager, Prop. 3rd and Him.
hfit l l t r .1 | . | . . | . w r | V P>t|||M|r.| i n
h«i•lt< ♦*«•11 it I y. llo r itlf l, t f i , n l t t •>
I—Annooncvaanta
A ll N •% « f. NK*4
G— KIHiatlnn W a n te d
of itftllitiirM I# A i
HAVE YOUR WATCH rppalre.1
H W ' » 4i f N K \ | Hf
ltr.» k#4*. t T wi*r N w ; t , t e - .
by one who realty know, bowl WANTED: Juh a* overw rr on
I-TmpI. f? nrr#j«.
Briggi, Jeweler, 5Iag. Ave.
cetery farm. Thirty y ra ti of r* T i t # muM Iftinl l«»lnir
prrience growing relety. Refer
Dr. W^~K. MirDOURAl.U Cllf- erne* given. John Mexcn, IJike
ROPRACTOIt, 1* now located at Mnnrue. Cur - of Cha*. Townr.
hla realdence In Floral Height*,
fl1#il n alil e + r l l f l r i t * in m y _
a Sanford, phone 5G5-M.
a n d It hm m n d # m|*ii lien lio n f o r
9A — P n u tlry
it rr tf IH |n«ltt* III
law,. Unltl •"•rllf Ira Vu Mnttr nr#t
3— A ulom ohllrw
ft|| If «1*«rrtl»*tt |« rti|» * n y t l l t i . *{,
FOR SALK:—About 20 more oi f itlliiW
ilitw iitaj
i rhdI Ilit ftrm lm ittp t ’o i t t i l j , r l w i r i i ^
thuae good yoeng white leghoin al4«W
1823 FORD TUDOR Sedan. New
|t
rubber, new- iipholatrring, new i pullet*. Apply C. A. Haines at
K i:»4 o f
N W ‘4
n f N W I(
tW r ? T R | i . 5« H d t i l h I U n c »
paint, | 323. Reel A Kona, Myrtle I I b - i a b l .
J l i:a n | 19 a r r v *
Avenue.
T h # i a itl la ia l I»«-lni h 6»* m *4
at
th # tf.it** o f lh«* Ifi'iuattot* o f
ikirb:
12— W an ted
* * r li f lc n ln 111 Hi# iiattt# o f t iik n « * rn
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Classified Ads
6-Otva birth to
»-Oe*r decorated
IP-V ariable
ItS
B S T ii...
14 -M e w York cacti
COCKROACHES
S U A ( l s £ ' t i e t-rc ?fl >TE
HAWKS HAILS F tm LONDON
il**i4 f u r Inin dt-rii 1*1 i t *u# In „
m t d u n r# « till la w Ha id r# i n f l t f l
* m l*i!icen Hi# ftilln n iH ie tl#ac !___
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a # * | till* lh * M ih d a y u f
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FOR SALK: Cabin Cruiser, length
14- Required
in n *
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Wlnilow 8. Anderaon, dean of
th e t'nMcge, ban ydlm rSehed- hi*
" dsliea ba tlcaff iof men to concen
trate on lim rorrelatiun of all
the deanxhlp* and bit duliea a*
I administrative Oran.
A t announced by
Preaidrnt
||e lt at Contmencrnienl, Arthur
D. Rnyart, farmer dean of the
(ollegp a n d -la te r head of the
economies departuirnl. become*
the new them of men. The life;
of the fraternity house* and the
men1* durmltncies, group artivD
lira of rutirge men on ur off
the rampua, and the (lersonul
piotilmn* of the individual men
will l>e hi* work.
Paralleling hi* work will be
that done among the girl* by
Mm. Vivian, Ravarool Bingham,
dean nf women, whose work will
bp broader and raojq rffrellvrly
organltrd under the new plan.
V. !!. iM U ’d U M , J
(M ark r i r r till C a i f ) ,
30 fret, beam 9 feet, draft 3
f et, II, P. Palmer engine, thor<uglily ovrihauled and
fully
ei|ulp|H,tl, for only |lul>0.00. May
l*e seen nl Helrtin Spring*, F. N.
l i c i t , Owner.
PIANO IN fit at rlns* romlltlon
1100.00 ra h or will trade for
rhbken*. Hot :i52, Sanlmd, 17a.
FOR SAI.E: lle*n l ’ln* A Cypiesi
enn* ties. Suliable for *hle
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Amlm-*dnr Divrea, who lit* liern
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■Lpluniatii* dutic* ut th. court of
SI. Janie*, tailed for England per-
of Individuat student* and
tu gtuupi of students.
Thu* President Hull will (atu rr, according to Dean Andernon, n maximum o ( unreitralnrd
fn-clomWor each student for the
development of moral character
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the atudent* from many prollema
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WINTER PARK, Fla.. July 22.
—The goat of President Hamilton
Holt, to create at Rollini Col
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Sanford Herald, 1931
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The Sanford Herald, July 24, 1931
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Sanford (Fla.)
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 24, 1931. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 24, 1931; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford, Florida
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald