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An explosion damaged — (A .P .I—Four hour* after ha (A .P .)— Four peraona w e r e shot and killed twn federal a Karaita’ in which six iMi-union killed and five wounded, on* prohibition agent* tu escape a miners were sleeping anal in* probably fatally, today when a trap they had laid for him, luival sevrial nun, aane seriously, croud man attacked member* George Adams, reputed boot­ at the nainr na-ar here rarly to­ legger ami former conv ict, was of hla family/and other* In a ___ day. The mane waa tha scene of raptured today. Cornered on amall mining vlllag* near Lee*. mating l.a-lasa-cn stalking anlmrs a road with a load of liquor burg. Marko DtmofonU, who h anal alrputirs In which mar man the agents ordered Adama tu waa proaouneed Inaana by phywas recently killral. Prating a aiclana yaatenlay aad waa to atop. Hr shot and killed John ra-peliliatn of Tuesday's attack Hava bean removed to * aaaiWilson and Walter Gilbert when tha-y weie final am from tarium today, obbt and killed from the Indianapolis niohi* anilau«h .'toil miner* refused to hi* wjfa end-her aiater In hi* ilion bureau. Ha e*cape-l. but By GBOBQB MeBOBY U-turn taa the pit. hem* with ■ revolver, then went later was captured when he MADRID, July 23.- (A .P .)- ~ TALLAHASSEE. July M.— TALLAHASSEE, July 23. to tb* etreel firing at random drove to Ih* home of blank LONDON, July 23. - (A .P .)— With Seville under martial law na (A .P .)—The liana# paaaed twn TALLAHASSEE. July 22. (A .P .I—A Import that ntemlaet* of | . a a v e w • at other villager*. Kenlrrskl. I the result of disorder* in which IT Renewal of abort term ciwdita mu­ hllla today latlfylag real, per­ — Not much Ulllntf juat what the state rood department s aggest-, person* were killed the tenseness sonal, ind public Improvriaent tating In th* next few week* and. w* may expect from now oh. l e.i nnd encouraged radlusion anaiing , ____ of Spain'* political altuat.on in* aaa*** event* la Hanford and on meesurei to eatoblleh confidence creased today a* th* nation look*,] Tpe Senate refuaw to paas in Germany ao that erantual, long confirming Ih* Hanford dtp bidder, on tolling e.,uipment to th .j forward to n change in the govllaalta. the Houae revenue bllla, and term credit* may be possible, wars at. partment was laid brlnre the einment next week. It I* predict­ the Houae refuaea to . ed that when th* assembly form­ approved by the seven-power con­ T A L L A H A S S E E , Ju ly 2.1 . Senate revenue btlla, ao there ference on Gttmeny'e situation at ally rnnatltuted n cabinet it a barges ad iraa-gulsiitir* lii o|iera______ . — ( A . P . ) — A n e f f o r t tow ard would Immediately resign. you are, and In the worde of the conclusion of Its Work today. a com prom iae ivettlem ent o f tion of the department. ( ’ t i r r i f ’ i i l u n i Ivi A i m e d The forecasts wrra that parlia­ tlje old darky, "wha la youT'* , Tha meeting adjourned with ■ Thus of the five meanlaer* on l U r i K U l U I l t IS / B IIIIC U t ffi ment would choose Alcala /amora the rt‘|K irt«l S en ate and ' the committee signed the ir|mit. T o G ra n t S tu d e n ts round of speech** In whieh the as president, lie now hold* tha llmiKt* doadlock w ith thn Th* Hoax* paxxad aoma neces­ hoada of varioud delegation* ex­ i '• post. The provisional government's F r e n c h R e m o v a l s R e ­ They wereChaiiman Parker. I jmiii;, U tm o s t O f F re e d o m Duval, ami llatrell.' sary legislation today, and mad* a pressed appreciation of th* aplrll ndaiptinn o f thp d R im 'ttc tax morrmtnl against syndicalist* con­ c a l l R e n e w a l O f a mim..iiv .v,s.,t. — I- gr»a» deal of headway an oUtor of friondllneoo which pervaded th* mill n hill KPttlnir nn nddrd tinue and hundred* have Iwen ar­ 11 dftf| needed before adjaurnmVnt. conference. la ter there era* an o f­ In tim id a tio n P t e n .I K lX ,U . V a rested. Troop* have been ordered cent to the K«Kollnp ta x fallcil w ___ __ f I' m I m i ILmh. ami U irhii , fla y , «»f I i 1 1 aimll«*n ficial communique which aald that to use heavy artlllviy t« destroy Houae tod ay. Tho I jDNIMIN'. Eng., July 2.1 said the charge" wen- not sulntan In cieale at llnlliu* College tha In tin* We paaaod the oaoat aalary bill, tha “ government* are ready to co­ houses from which sniping i* car­ Thetr was a recoral run of golat lialnl lay tcsl.iuoiiy laefole the '-jilral anal innsl beautiful small I I ouhc nat na n com m ittee o f n •ad altbouih It did not nit them operate to far a* lie* within tholr NEW YORK. July 23.— (A .P .)— ried on. of romtnlllre. aullege of litaeial arts in Am etii*," whaale to hear Speaker Itewis a« much aa we had ‘expected to cot. po* rr to reetor* confidence." Known f a t a 11 t ie« In th# withdrawal- fra m the Hank Col. Chari** A. Lindbergh an­ Englan.i yesterday of mute than Charges that menats-i* of the aleniands that Ilia- utinn<t frrealimi pica I for a compromise but ad­ It 01111- make* a larfo aavlnf over /There was, howtvar, no disguis­ syndicalist fighting with g vern. * v » * ealarlea being paid Bt the ing th* gravity o f th* German rap- nounced laet night that he and hi* ment force* rore to 17 yesterday 3,47? non imajmls abrrling |»IH.- .Ir|aartmrnt vlolaleal l*w« of cum- In- given a-ach stiulent «u tiaat h Journed without taking artion. The Senate refused to accept -pieaeat 'time. roecntatlvea aa they left the eon wife w< uld take o ff next week on with th# killing of a soldier and S7l,V2nt. Thl* make* a total petitlve laialding nn,| alsav live -tale and she may alevelaap, ulire-ltainsal. lanti-liusl law* were raanlainetl in the laaavinaaini of self-rrtlance, in- the llcusc amendment to the Henfcrenco room. They eald th* con their flight to the Orient. thiee civilians in the suburb of of 105.000.000 pound* sterling (IW 0.30O.OOO) since the French the aaaajairily findings. The minori­ alr|>a Uah Ik-e af lhaaught slid artiaan. ulr bill providing for a general re­ fervneo only tided Germany over The remodeled Iiockheed-Hlrlua T r ana. iWe bava been on the appro ty rrpaart said the chatgas against ian,| a <l<-ep sense aaf prrsiinal le- duction o f stale salaries. Th# Sen­ stall ail their drive last week. , 1' th* Immediate future and contlnTroup* with machine gun# fired Uoa' bill all afternoon *n<Mt la low wing monoplane wnteh Colonel It is lielirvral that these with­ Ine alepartment anil narinlarrs aaf K|Hiusihillty. ate Idll specified reductions from genclr* of th* next few days may l Bfw on third rending andf ready and Mr*. Lindbergh will use is at, V" -,rik' r' ,h* •u,,ur^ wVund The new rurria iiluuiaplan In lie II) lu 20 pervenl but the House In­ the legislature whaa lecelveal ranew th* crisis. ing many, in a renewed a-utburat drawals are a renewal nf the far either pneaage or dcfflt. Successful conclusion today a pontoon factory at College Feint, of th rioting in Seville and Its French attempt to Intimidate Ion- awaial* to supply rapaipnarnt ” aai- effa-ati*al this fall ha* surh an aah- serted virtually a new hill aa an don. which British liankri* al. ailhout founalallain ami we affirm Jectivr, it I* slated. The Bnlliut amendment providing a geneial 10 of th* work o f th* London 1. U undergoing final adjuat- suburb*. ' The bill I* unuxua)^ In soveral ministers' eonftrenc* to afford mcnl*. It will b* ready In two or Sinker* firrat un troop* who rrailv have tnaalr plan* t» can aiur rnniphle confidence in tha-ni." iwn-hnur conference plan of stualy, pervenl reduction. Further investigation was rev pa-rfa-cti-d six year* ago. with its way*. First, It la different from financial rellof to Germany was three day*. The reading of a lenghly com­ i weir guarding allrgral anarchist front. |.a | Wrilnrsday, when the niumendeil la> the majniily, while rlaase (aersonal rrlatlinship IselBreen mittee teport on reported irregu­ any plher appropriation bill that predicted last night by high ad­ It is equipped with wireless, prisaner* aboard a ship awaiting baa trar boon InuCduevd, Inasmuch ministration authorities. lloth Colonel and Mr*. Lindbergh transportation In Caalii f< r tie. Pren la we.e making heavy with , the miniaiity asked that the roan faculty anal student-, wt* ab-igiia-il larities in the road deparlmant ad It doe* not Karaite any expendiIx U In th* day, Secretory recently pound regular examina­ portal on to Africa. The troops drawal-. hoping, perhaps, taa see naillee. having iniupleli-al il* dul-ltn Iniliale thi- new eJuaSlinnal was started hul was not concluded ' fieednni. * rex and ealane*. ate, bat manly in the llmisr liefore adjournment. Htlrason telephoned Acting Sec­ tions for commercial third clu s rrturneal the shits. S«nie of the the British forced to «i»e tha-^tea. be alisa hargeal. Bealiiing, however, that llae The House refused to take up th# vt* a tota^ amount for aock do­ retary ('a*lie of tho State De­ licenses to send and receive mes­ sttikrrs we.e thought killed or hank rate on Thursday, the bank | Th, majority ir|ivit -aial lbe| rat* w ii * belli ilnwn. At the price nf siaml sntal to the state; spiritual an(| moral |irublrius of appropriation* bill out af Ih* regu­ l l partment of of flea of th* KUU to partment in Washington that sage* during th* flight. wounded. 1 operate on, leaving It satire). np recommandation* to b* submitted the lar order and adopted the rules Th* Lindberghs' first stop will Official estimates placeal ar­ tame time. Montagu N* rinan. gov- mail ilrpaitmi-nt increasail IINI |ier clan aider ilcvi-lupmenl anernoa of the Dank of England, cent since January, when, the re founilaliiuua of th, a lt of living rommiUc* irsolulion which prot« th* bead o f th* department* or to th* conforsne* today were b* Ottawa, Canada, where ho ha* rests at :IU0. ■. office*'** tb* caoe may be to da- satisfactory to tb* United Slate*. Informed United t>Ute* Minister Two guards were patrolling the belli a conference nf six a-r seven |aaut said, the firm of Stands A full, happy and useful lives, lhi« vented the introduction nf further 11 tormina whet purpoae* th* appro- Th* recommendation* were adopt­ Hanford MacNider they will spend main street of Taiana whrn snip­ landing taankei* of Ixindon who Baker, Jacksonville, lovaarv, *a-ll- year Hollins will have four aleans hills before the end of the sroalon ware holding tierman bill* barked (Contlnura. On Pag* Seven) friatioa it U be spent far. It la ed by th* fInane* ministers at- th* night. rhargeal with alireal supervision ait and prevented consideration of any r er, on houseta ps filed on them. yeaalbl^ that tble will wotk out lending th* conference. (ha- individual |aenannal mail group House hill- after hne o'clock to­ 9 Colonel Lindbergh hs* entpha- The guards rrplieal with shots. la the iiialinary rourae o f hu-tness amounting taa some l(H),lK)UttMI0 welt, but jhora la al** a grave, danproblem* of (he student*. morrow. The resolution also pro­ Th* secretary** meeaag* by *lie,l th* flight is In tha natof* of Which brought a barrage of pistol pound- sterling (tlKil.UOO.INM) I. • ger lbut I t o (ton m*y not I to­ Wln-luw S . Analerson, dean of vided that no Senate bill will tie t4 *phua» waa' tho only report a vacation and ao defied# ached- lira from surrounding rsofa. A >aAlng that the Bank of Engtenal (hv ><>lkgv, . Ia*a teli<UKU.'|\Rll .Ilia v-iae;Uei*<l .by. til* .Huusa after tpmachine gun squad aim ed aad ■ w ' o.s.is.ed ta assist llae meet -tetottAtU. d m k i ^ l h e . A a y ^ U w ’ xtrtwi df i w i v i h , duties aa atean of weu to cwn.aq hinrrow. splattered walla and window* with Amrrtraa geroraatowt from Ito thg of XUHl bill# and tu hold them 1 111* baad* o f doportmenid tia le mi the curt elation of all (lie Tlia provision Is viewed by Kfrroaantetire*. Contrary to th* will touch at Moos* Tactory on bullets. On* of th* aleod was o 10- in storage for the hunks. .lean-hips ami hi* dull*- as aalmin* House member* as Important b#bettor qualified to (Continued on Pag* Thro*) •extol procedure la each conver­ Jame* Day, Churchill, on the west­ Tho British are i|ialt* pn-paird • e t l t t of money thel ialrativo dean. lauao of effsrta thus far to bring tb* secretary talked ern, aide of Hudson Bay, Baker's NEW YORK. July * 3. (A P ) lo fse* heavy gnlal wilhalrawal*. I r k kb receive, e* peclolly when a sations, As announreal lay I'n-siilenl Hull th,- Senate approved iwo-cenl add­ Lake, Aklavtck, and Point Har­ with tk* Acting Hocratary who Two women fainted in a crush as th# Bank nf England gold re limit i* placed on their total exal i-uinmrnremetit, Arthur II. Kn- ed gasoline tax bill before th# , row and Noma, Alaska. serva la the b«-*t it has been in of |iersains who ve-terilay strug­ y a tl, funner dean of the culli-g. lloii-e have l»#n fullle. paJKM, than lb* Loglalatur* it, ram* Inod In hla office at th* From Nome they will head for State Department. Meal of th* gled to see Rudy Vallexcnawneil starling (tTlMJtKOdKKi). New alignmrnta funned yester­ anal lala-r head of the maiinnilr- alet blch doe* not com* In ctoae coo- traao-Attontlc calls have been to Eastern Siberia, atopplng first at It I* underatnoii that Geiman ••King" in a m-wipaper rainiest. laarlment, hctuiuea the new ih-au day a* the opposing House fac­ Funeral services for Mila* ict with the** employee* end fanKaraglnak, than Petropavlovsk on th* Whit* House, with th* Prealit i Heinrich llrusnlng Wliile sillies of police, afiaot of min. Tin life of the fraternity tion* Jockeyed for position* In pet poaxlbly know tktlr to the Kamchatka Ptnlnaula, Nemuro. Franklin Iravltt. 4.1, whu died Chanreller dent taking part. suddenly yeatenlay afternoon haa naked the International anal niiiiiutril. trieal to keep tin- lionses ami Ih* men's dormilorir-, the battle that l* expected to b*. ‘ the 8tat*. Japan, and Tokyo. At Tokyo re­ P n u dlepntchr* outlining th* . ______ . 1, • .■ II- S. W. rruwal- hack. Mayor James J. group aa tiviliea o f collegia men oil (Continued On Teg* Sevan) fueling and olhar preparations will after an illnaa* of only on* day. hanking expttl'il recommendation* rfhowed they . . . . .. , . .... were held this afternoon at Sprague. American adviser to the Walker strove In make himself oi o ff the campus, anal the pel ami • In abort, our bill cut* State ap­ cloeely followed the proposal I b*J“ d* or1,h* lrit* ^ hlna. laraiil above the alln, anil railm 4:00 o'clock from the Erickson Hank of Englaml: Walleniler, al piolilriiiof tile inalivlabial HI-II propriation* firm the prooont fig ­ which Mr. Caatl* ked said was T *“ P 'inf,P*' of Funeral Hume. The Itev. Wm. P. eminent Swedish financier, and anniiinrers fought to save, their will he his work. ure of aom* 19,000,000 down to mads to th* eonftrenc* on behalf th* entire flight will be from Nome Hro< ks, Jr., of the Eilst Baptist Sir Rohart Klnala-rsby. a dirre- mia-rophones from alemalitinii. Paralleling his wank will lie I taut •4,960,000. This amount U etoo to Karaginsk, which I* on an is­ o f th* United Stain. Finally DM) lirrmrlt. who hail alone among the gilts lay Mrs. Viv­ * • kxiI *400,000 lea* than tha Sealand on the sxtrera* eastern coast Church, ofliriateal, and burial was tor ef the Hank of England, to Th* fln t two point* of th* in Evergreen Ceinete -y. The a aam * t* Berlin alter the a onrluI snarled KataSmith, alnga-a, to ian Savaiaaol Bingham, ahan of (Continued on Pngs Two I C blU, and about 12.000.000 laae recommendations providing for Erickson Euneral Home had rion of the present Isanalon ron- the City Hall where the eerr women, whose wank will ha* baaaaal n waa aakad lor by th* budget an oxtoarlon of the 1100,000,000 charge of the arrangement*. Irrenro to ob«rrvr whether the were held, took a hand, rr >nj mil|u effecttvrly org.iniri-il . fummlaalon. central and world banka credit DENISON. Trias, July i'3.— Mr. Leavitt was a life-time rr- meaxure* decided iipon^ here are ,|urllrd Ih# di-lurbnnce. . uni|,r ,|ir „,,w |jfv uf the and maintenance 0f levels of iarnt of Hanford, having hern -uffklent to teslore tiaiman f i - • Minor injuries were sulfa-real by 1sororities ami gills' ilnriniluiie* (A .I1. )—Texas Rangrr* rngsgrd . ‘ There la aom* doubt aa U wbathborn here Sept. II, I8MM. and ha- nine** and, if not, to propose sevrral of the hundreds of worn- Bllj uf (mlivialual Himirii -hitlinlto in an exhlbKion of pistol, rtflev ’ ir th* blanket appropriation will private credit*, coincided with the and machine gun shooting yetlived heie since that lime. Hs wa- other m ean *— possibly summon a rn ill I Hr ihroiir* l*» n,|%,n |ti iik ha mV riii* i gliew th* expenditure for calory Jl- American suggestion mad* pub­ angatd in farmnig at the lime of further ronfrrrnc*. ala h a glinapa* uf the recently jn ^ lealui of spiritual, tell- Irrday on Ih* banks of Ih* Ked * voxtlgatloa to be catrlad an. a* lic her*. Tk* third Th* thlr point recommending his death. It |x al«u umlrrstiMMl that naan ini rraHioar anal orrhe-lra ^j„ul| anal imnal su|»ervlaiait, Itlver, where (hey guard a Texas i w* had a conference with Senator men of a committee to ntment He is survived by his widow, prim* Miniate, Ramsay Marlh.n- |r„|rr. iiniaartanl pail will be played by harrier to the Denison free bridge ' Parrish this afternoon dad aakad appoint Th* popularity of open oir th* quaatloa of abort Vallee aneplnl a loving -up Dr. Charles Alwnaad t'ampMI, pro which tlov. A. M. Murray of ( that bo clear tble sltua . community program* was well Mr>. Julia la-avilt; two daughters, a|d and Foreign Minister Arthur and convoraion of Mi-s Dorothy Iwavitt and Mis* I land* non are favorably consid- llvarly three feet high Beall** „ f lohli.aal litriaturr, whu Oklahoma I* seeking (o throve ,• Ineert deflnltoly in -that', aoctieh established aa an Important itrm terrain* l«a vjtt and two^ som. rr|ng f)r, Bruening'a Invitation Kate Smith, others who were iu abort into late long term loan* coin|M.,.n ap|Hiinti-il ih-au of the open to interstate travel. | } that celery peat latoetlgatien he la lb* social tlfp of this city (Continued on Pago Two) Marvin l^ v it t and Lharlie |(1, a return "courtesy" visit to warded to, their popnlailly ou oa-n kuaiwh-s Memmial l'lis|s-l. The display of marksmanship I included. It i* poaaUfl* that me ten when appruximaiMy 1900 persons Iwavitt; his mother, Mrs. Magg * ,n Berlin. the air weie llxxte Nelson,Web* Thra ugh amifrrena-e* ami personal ■ ppairitlly was the hangers' raI Wet U lt to th* bjn In the R !j . crowded the takafront last night Iwavilt. all of Sanford; and a xisei ami Field*. Moitmi Downey, e n ta ils ami friendships with all ply to “ Alfalfa Bill'*" remark i « * « - , . _ _ . 0 (KK’O A - H lfh w iy l»r«uliflc ta bear the fourth af a aeries of l#r. Mm. It. A. Thomu*. i»f Jiri. Floirnre Hirhaidson and A. le |he stuil. nt- a- much as through that "A ll the rangers ran do la lion through city ui»«l*ro«y. Ali-iBHtiFr. «n aiUMMihf»r. ih«- m+rvUrti in t•*#• thaiwl, llr. eu-s and shout crap*." and hla weakly programs offered by lo­ uenvitlr. I \ So far, no new reveau* . bllta _ All -I ihkI on the steps o f tin- ramphcll will add hi* personal sit threat to proceed against tham. cal performers from th* banJ ) -M* become,-Uwi, and It R y t u i 'n Kangri Go#* npcnrd the show hail under a'ldisteiing suit a- the |„-ivision the probli-iii* o f in w \* U * t a te * will, and If tot, yew enn Approximately U member* of shall at the foot of Park Avenue. mayor hamini them the sily's .fix i,|ual students jnd lu group- of I hy- splitting a playing rard at The program sponsored by th* • took fog n heavy ad valarewi mill­ th* Hanford Elk* Lodge expect t* cungtalulalions and Ihcir piiirs student*. ?n yard- while firing hi* pistol . age a* aqdal, I do not *** how real ha to attendance nt a meeting of Hanford Independent Merchants In ihe lus-iii of a nraihy (ountaiu Thus President Holt will assure,I upside down. end perorate I property can pay It, th* DeLond Elk* Clab In that city Association and under th* direc­ sr-wirs « f rhildieii from the a. ciuvling to Dean Anderson, 0 . Captain Tom llhkmau demon­ of Misa Ellanboth Clark, 1 hut maybe they can, although poet •ext Monday night whore Jock- tion , performance* certainly point to tha eoavilla's energetic mayor, John T. pianist, brought together some of . . . , fc, , „ i . , -hen l-nwet F.a*t Side di-|M>rti-d tl.-in maximum of uiue-lrained frrasliMMI stralril som* shooting from tha After staging a groat rum*11tooIrary. j — * • playing . . . Ay-i , live* in the rokl water, uninuid- for each student for the develop ! (,ip, hilling IH matrhe* out of A Lop, J r, will be th* guest of the best talant la Sanford, com­ I'ete Hehlrard. Jack mrnl ul moral chaiaclri and yrt,i oU prising amateur and profrational hark yesterday tu noa* out D. le c.wke In the semi.finals, emerged I ,u* uf '*"* rvrnlal the same lime, s|mi* the slu (Kher ranger- firt-sl riflea from Mayor Alsop, a charter member artiste who sang, played musical Helper. Roy llarn*on made hi* victor hy lh«- s.ores o( tl 7, and | of th* Jacksonville Lodge, expect* Instruments, *nd told stories and way into th* finals this morning ('(tuM.iiitii' (HimtiFnl il lionling oilier youth- who f m l1 |n n„, a|r> to mako aa addreu on th* aim* Joke*, all of which were relished when he vanqui-hed Frank l»u- *l.|, that Schiiard would » » n and Ideal* of tb* order. Invitations by th* large audience. 1 4 1 R x » / I A p l i v i l v I p n H l i rn,rrin* “ ,|b'*» • «rl,ler sir- 1 Mashme gun practice was held lory without trouble, for Bose by scores of 6-3, ft-4. I k t U A l I l f I I J I A c i U B vrri, „ f ffpoflmn Ihmi liny h»v«»| |(l |jlr rivrr jt# Walter Crayton . Hall, J*., th* have boon sent out to *11 Elks Sharing honors la amount of given every indicatl in that Harri-on's play against the .aorgn-yoar-old *<**( of Mr. aad lodge* within I radius of 100 mil**, applaua* war* Pat# Balter, in­ th* rllff'i iH"*l l»*(iiii« been arrustnmed lu in secondary) Wiln.--.e- declared if straight a r t. W. a Hall, Sn M'Dunnol- bidding their member* attend. land blackface comedian, and far more eipenrnrrd Harper wa* player in his rally pl-y. sbiHitlng had anything to do with "Thi- will insure to the careful- maintaining th* harrier at tha W . died yesterday afternoon at . AA tholr mooting at th* Elka Willard Conoley, banjo soluist. a revelation to many speetator* Ayrocke asiiMimh-,1 . . the . . gallery . TAM I'A. July 23. - (A .l'.iIy •flrrlt'il of •liulrnt* it| 'th e Fernald-Laaghton Memorial C M last sight, Sanford Elka also Mr. Halter's Igiparooaalion of a who had gathered to * 11*0** hv Ito ron-Mtetn y of h - toM. hm- |Marallgm,iun. l,y federal land fti« llin« t’ollrier, n nm^iimnn of up* bridge, which flov. Rosa H. Ster­ ‘ Yiaspltel whore k* ked bean token hoard road two invitations to gel- negro street charayter had the aom* of the last match#* pre­ guarded in lino play, and Ito pvwerful sweep of >(||hl,r auihnrnie* » f communistic purtunity for iniivnlual *> if-ex ling ordeird with a federal court injunction i t e . n. few day* Ulnae* *4 Ihra- togothar meetings at Daytona and audience in aa uproar far more paratory lo final play lot the hte drive., but ^hirord's r»d m ,.s li|t,U(,ir. , , hl. vkin„ y .... pirssion under a systrni n( pvrsnn Orlando, both scheduled for next than 10 minute*, while Mr. Ciono- city tennis rhampiunsMp. Harver under flro ami hi. ability |„ take . obtained by owner* of a nearby lh, ,,,lrn„ on „ r „ | „ . i .upe'vi.ln" and sympathetic'in- |ol| bridfd, the rangers had tha Funeral aervicea were held Ihk Thursday afternoon and night. ley*» rendition of difficult banjo look the firat aet 11-ta only aft* advantage u fevery upportn.ity , „ „ |d , h. , n„ri.r.tlnn telligent dire, linn." said the Dean. situation wall in hand. a at Dean*Uoa at l : N Several local Elka will attend both aolaetiona drew lengthy applause rt he had exhausted hi* reper­ prnead to to the men.u.e of v ie., >f ^ |t„ r. , urr tha arraagarawuU being affairs. Other entertainers who ap­ tory of plays- llarriaon'a defense lory. Detective E. E. I Jpphaid, nf H o o v e r I h O p tim iH tic by the trtokaea Funeral F ltiM r FOKKHf »|RK0 peared to plena* the aM ir nr* cracked l»ng enough In that first Final play will take plar* on the * f snnford. ACTOR CLAIMS BANKRUPTCY wen ML* Carman Outhrir who set far llarpar to take th# lead. Nintk Street rMirt* Salurda. aft. St. I'etrrstiuig, teys.rted th* daO v e r I x o n d o n P a r l e y I IIF.YENNK, Wyo., July 2S-— However, tb# nest two matches ernooa. Harrison, Hchitard, and lent ion nf T. E. Carokmlnn. me­ played a numbOr of difficult The hey to earvirod by hie (A .P .) Wyoming national guard , Mr. aad Mr*. W. C. Hall, popular plan0 solos| Miss (i*n* wero Harrison's all th* way. He Roy Hollei. who had eliminjlrd chanic. IJpphard >aid I'xrskadon LOB ANGELES. July WASHINGTON. July S3. » atoter, Mto* BUxabeth (AJP.)— Tom Dougina, motion pic­ Earn, who sang “ Mute"; Hhliley won them 0-1 and •-«. apparent­ John TerwilUgri Wednesday aft- ha* torn urging St. Petersburg (A .P .) —PrrsiiJent Hoover aald to­ troop* were railed out yesterday ture aad stage actor wha played Ana Winter, four-yaar-old rsdiu ly outlasting th* endurance of rrnoon, met this aftc n ~m In negroes tu Join a movement In day that the Inndon conference to fight forest aad grate firm ta aa Important part la *Jounwy*a entertainer af Savannah, and R. lltiper, who has not played tea- draw pairings for the f;n*l round*. gain control of the government has “ laid -ouml fnuntlatinnx f i r Northeastern Wyoming, whila la ’ .. Bad," Ito* filed a voluntary pe­ Handel, viol la 1st. II a far some weak*. Holier, a f.im er rily champion, and industries. the establ shmrnt nf stability in the western section of the state foewat U .) Detective C. W. Nichole said Germany. The program adiplrd I OfHi dude ranrh gueata, tit tea la bankruptcy kero; rlalmTho DuBose.l<arrlso* mat.h and Scklrard are con«ideied the Miaa Clark urga* civic clubs, I tag ho owes 11,170 to Aawricaa church aariotiaa, pr any group this morning era* xlmoat ae inlet- favarito*. and a match Iwtveen to haa completed an investigation by the conference, ht said, sup­ rangers, tourist* nod ranch hood* ■ “ aad flTJMto to E s«lLk *sf individual* to after their serr­ estiag as both o f i M r first round Ik* two will d.aw a lart* gallery ef reported rommvntetk activi­ plements the suspension nf into'- war* battling fiaaae* that hava .. H* Uate asset* af |*00 ied* as spnam e or entertainers gaiaa* wars. DuBase, who 1* a af I anal* fan*. Harrison's steady ties among . Itelia cigar work- anverumental debt* already in af. swept mur* than 46,000 aero* at 2■ , . ' ■ '..J lfiH p I r bane eh all goods aad 11*00 la on program* far ih* remainder midget raotparad to Harrison, and toady play since last Mon. are tor# but refused to diecloee fed . “ The n mhined effart," he timber. . --------------------- ■ ji o f th* sumater. , . , kept hie opponent constantly oa day Boa axtokUxhed him a* Uing ito result of hi* Inquiry. Lfpp- ailded, “ should enable Ito German aalary da*. DELRAY B E A C H -K . B- Nieto J .) edge, aad foouad him to tk* limit ***** than worthy e f consideration herd said communistic lltorutur* people with their resource*, in­ in Ht. Pete is dually, and courage m overcome alt unboxed interset in tortor xx tfca potential ekxmpi n. sni hi* was cuofis.aled TAM PA — Enterprise Lumber befer* victory finally camx. What wax ronatsterad an* of tb* taitewaro beltev* to will aal fill burg, Ft. touderdaie, Miami and the temporary dilfiralties and r*. shop formerly owned Co. granted charter to engage la Hemhrirk. '* eltor Florid* rill#*. • moat h llle ily lo u f k l m atch** so I »t«ro th#lr tredlt." lumbar tout****. 17 Persons HaVeBeen Killed In Fighting; Tenseness Of Situ­ ation Is Increasing Approval Granted To Renewal Of Short . TSrm Credits That Fall Due S h o r t l y Proposed Compromise Settlement Of Re­ ported Deadlock Is W i t h o u t Success Accusation I Result Of Probe Into Pur­ chase Of Equipment For State Highways W I LAIN VY1L L Rg WORKED NEXT WITHDRAWAL OF GOLD CONTINUES:I 'x " r £ ’ ' "T X : . 1YEAR AT ROLLINS TO HIT ENGLAND UNDY, ANNE HOPE TO LEAVE ON HOP TO ORIENT SOON ' ii j | 4j Powerful Plane.Being Prepared For Long Jump Over Pacific 3 $ J ' Two Women Faint In C ro ft To Catch Glimpse Of Vallee r Final Rites Are Paid To Silas F. Leavitt worth Exhibition Is Given By Texas Rangers Of S h o o tin g Skill Open Air Program At Municipal P i e r Draws Big Throng II 8«nford Elks Will ’ Attend DeLand Meet Roy Harrison Mak es His Way Into Tennis Finals By Defeating Du Bose « Death Claims Son Of * Mr. And Mrs.W.C.Hall Probe Into Tampa To A r r e s t Of One M i .e.i.w �getting three far Here's how tM Central Florida League athletes a n measuring up to second half play, including games played Sunday: Player and Club f i b r i l are. Roberson, DeMnd ..-3 IS 2 # .BOO Martin, Hanford ... 3 IS 1 0 .402 Culbreth, 'Cocoa . .. 8 I 2 4 J4t Hill, C o c o a ______ 3 9 0 4 .446 O'Brien, Daytona .. 2 14 2 6 .431 Shannon, DeMnd . 8 IS 0 6 .386 Headley, Cocoa . .. 8 II 2 4 .383 Powcre. W. P... 8 I I 2 4 J83 Gufford, W. P, „ I I I I 4 J M Mobley, Daytona . 3 ,12 3 4 .333 Wraeer, Daytona .. 8 12 2 4 J33 Wilkes, DeMnd 3 12 24 .333 Hemandex. Saints 8 12 14 A l l Rogero, Hanford .*. 3 12 0 4 A l l Colee, flalnl* _____ 3 8 83 A33 Murdock, Cocoa .... 3 9 I 8 A33 FAVORITE TO WIN BATrLETONIGHT Classified Ada HOW THEY STAlto CENTRAL FLORIDA LEAGUE Coco# .—■_— 8 • 0 1.000 1 .606 Daytoaa I— ^ — 8 .644 Ht. Augustine _ . 2 1 2 .338 DfLand ---------- 1 JU •2 Winter P a r k ------ 1 Sanford ___ 0 8 .000 Gamra Tomorrow: ,‘ . ' • Hanford at Darlene. Winter Path at DeMnd. By PBTER BCIIAAL* Cocoa at St. Augustlnk. NBW YORK, Jaly 22^-(A.f\>— WA8H1M0TON, July 22. — AMERICAN LEAGUE Jack Sharkey, tM Marywelgkt, (A .P .)— Naval construction ■ un­ MUMy Walbsr ta ala arsr and Mickey Walker, tM upkalW L der a fixed Program coveting a karksy tonight. stared middleweight, shape up ae Philadelphia_____ 66 26 period of year* vros advocated T M F*da la Mat llaytaaa at fellewa far their 13-rauad match Washington____ ____ 87 33 yesterday by Secretary Adam* tomarrow. la Kbheta field lewlghti New Y o rk .... .----- 49 36 a means of avoiding inch Wiatrr Park la slap DtLaad Sharkey Walker Clfvtlanl ______ ____ 44 44 structural defect* as bav* ap­ tMra taaiarraw. ...... 19 48 • ft. ...... Height ____6 ft. 6 In. Ht. I»uia peared la eight new cruisers all ' Caron la whip Ht. Anfnstln# 198 _______ Weight 1 Do.ton ....... - ____ 32 63 built at approxlutaly the sam* la IM lalttr (My taaiarraw. Dvtroit _____ __ ____$3 29 .......... . Age ...... .......... . 66 lime. A M Jos Jlaka to step all Chicago ....______ ____ so 161, N e c k __________ 66 aaaisr i. say lia s , aay plsrs. Fir* of tho ships were found Yesterday'a Results. 86 .............. Waist — ...... Ami here’s bow the Dig Twelve ........ A s k ! * ___ _____ 9 Boston 000 100 100 1—8 13 0 to hare defective stern posts and standings read for the rntln t h Too Much arguing, continued ... . Thigh ..... 11 Clarolsnd 000 001 010 0 - 2 7 o all developed a tendency to roll season, Including Sunday's games. 22 one day to anolhrr, proved sharply a* ta Interfere with _____ 8 Battvrlri: Lisanbae, Moore and Only players who hare appeared 8 ........ ...... Wrist ....... effective gunnery hi Tough I costly to the New York . .... Birr pa ____ ..... . 16 Barry; Frrrell and Hewvll. In IS or more of the 23 games 16 ats, th* McOrawlsss Giants .... - Raarh ...... ...... *7 Philadelphia 060 010 Sis—10 14 0 weather. Alteratiens designed to played so far are eligible for 78 you plrtir. Yrstsrday they 14 _____ ...... Calf _____ ____ 18 Chicago 001 000 020— 6 9 2 rectify thee* conditions have been Big Twelve honors; tks final cams of thalraarlss For farm ... ....... 12 Battori**: Hoy, Earnahaw and ordered. IBP* -TM seeretray was asked .1 the Cards by an 8 to It score. Mobley, Daytona 28 87 82 37 .426 41 . . ('M at (aarmal „ ____ 41 Corhrsn#! Frasier, MrKaln, Wthd* whether such difficulties could 7.Tho tame was fait, furious, and Bussey, Halnte 16 67 16 24 .421 and Grubs. Cheat (rtpaadsd) Martin, Sanford 12 46 6 18 .391 ill! af fuming, with Pitcher Washington 003 000 000—8 7 1 be prevented by a long-term eonyitsslremnns, and acting mana­ Culbreth, Cocoa 23 93 13 36 A87 Detroit 000 101 101—4 14 8 struct Ion program under which Ry EDWARD J . N EIL ger Bancroft bsldtr ordered from Hutto, Daytona 22 73 23 28 AM4 Hatter lea: Fischer, Hadley and lessons learned In trial* af tM NEW YORK. July 2 2 .(A .P .I th* field for using abusive lan­ C. Coles, Saints 16 42 10 16 .381 Elght years of gloved warfare, Hargrave; Horrell and Hayworth. earlier, ships could be applied In tM construction of those that guage at his umpi. Kitxsimmoni Roberson, DeU _23 94 23 34 .362 success, failures and disappoint­ Ht. Leuls-Naw York—ralA. follow. was knocked from the box In 8matl, Saints ... ,1M 79 7 28 A 66 ments, converge tonight for Jack N A T IO N A L LEAGUE, fourth when five rum came Shannon, DeU 23 100 22 36 J60 .Sharkey In lb# same ring In KbHe replied T h e war to Mallei W L P et In that etma Inning ha Minor, W. P. .. 14 67 16 19 A33 bets field where he Jumped Into SL L o u is__________ 87 34 the navy I* to build ships la a Rogero, Sanford 13 42 7 14 A33 tad agalnit a ball aalled on steady ceiiatrurtlon program, Brooklyn _________ 60 37 fame over night in 1926. Frisch, who later scored. McGowan, DeU 12 49 12 10 .327 vwther than In bench**." And If by any chanra ha should New York . . ... .. 46 38 Glints lost three of their Th* eight cruisers In connec­ fell to whip Mickey Walker, th* Chicago_____ J______ 47 40 games. tion with which difficulties have 42 middleweight who aspire* lo I t a Boston — .... ..........43 been encountered were built un­ giant killer, he will be bark where Pittsburgh ..____ ___ 36 47 der the 1924 program. Haven r While these Iwa leaden were he was before he conquered Harry Philadelphia________ 37 62 cruisers now under construction W ring It set, the Itehlaa were Cincinnati........ ...... 82 66 Will*, five years years ago. - authorised In 1929 and auU ag hay, with the Mlp af Yesterday's Resells. The main difference, of course. U ft y (YDeal's bludgeon. They 002 000 001—8 9 8 naval designers believe tM y will Is that Hharkey, before ha hum Chicago M ot the Cuba 4 Is I. sad all 00.1 010 000—4 11 1 be free from th* faults noted In bled the negro Jack Dempsey was Brooklyn By R II. CULLUM. Retteries: Hmith, May and their predecessor*. tM M oan go to Lofty, wheee supposed to have feared, was a At the finish of the diamond two doubles fleered lo the Hccretary Adams pointed out rough and tumble youngster, hie llemsley, Hartnett; Phelps, Day ' wins. Bla aeceitd double acorid ball game Tuesday night the eror* whole career ahead of him. To­ and Mpex, Piclnlrh. that th* 1924 cruisers were de­ night h» fare* Walker at th* cross HI. Mui* 000 600 30x—8 ta 0 signed with a low center of : the winning marker. Tbs wla sloo,j chase |3, Y. M. C. A. H. The Chase team practically put roads, hla conquest* o f Wills, Ma New York 021 000 020—8 10 1 gravity to Improve their etnbili ■ ' awdad tM aeries, put tks RobFlatteries: Haines, Undsey, Hal ty If damaged. Hhlp designs rep­ las ewe and ana bolf games the gam* on Ice In the first In­ loney, MrTigue, Godfrey, Rtribllng, (M ad af IM Glasts and twa ning, putting over eight rountrra Mughran, behind him. Defeat will lahan and Wllecn; Fitsslmmons, resent a compromise, ho add In this frame. After the first In- tumble him from th# front rank Walker and Hogan. games ahead af tM Cuba. If you put th* renter of nlng Klnlaw, pitching for the Y he has held for years and ruin any Others rained out. gravity too low the ships roll L -------l«»y«, tightened up, and, with su­ chance tha sailor has of another sharply,” ha said. " I f it Is too ■ No other National Magus high the ship* are more likely ta game* w en played became of perb suppurt behind him, did not opportunity to win* th* heavy • rain. In the American Magus allow Chase another run until the weight championship from Max turn over and sink when hit In battle. Hoyt won hie fourth fifth, when five iun« came across. Hchmellng, tha man he fouled Into 1.' straight game since being a In this Inning, Weaver, first man the title over a year ago. In th* Pas* of tha new rrutsThe fight experts, however, ran it Is now believed tb* center *- maolM, of the Athlellr* staff, up for Chase, drew a basa on balls; Cordell slrurk out; Render tripled, sre little reason why Walker • placed too lot*. It Is felt, Whan he held the While 8ox to scoring Weaver; lluddy Mke hit should win the 16-round duel for " S mine hits, and won a 10 to 6 however, that this ran be reme­ HT. I.OUIH, July 2 X -(A .P .J — died without much espense.” daclilaii. The Macknirn hit plan a home run, bringing in Render thr Iwneflt of the New York milk ahead of him; Hpenrer and I fudge fund. Mickry ie 30 yean old, a Tieated roughly by both th* ty #f balls off Frasier, Mrk'ali The secretary declined to ettisingled, lludge's single scoring yrar cider than Hharkey, a 170. Cardinals and the umpires during . gad wehde, with lloyt himself ate tha cost pending completion Hpenrer; Hlineclphrr was safe on pounder and a former champion of their fnur-day stay here, th* New the parade with three Installation of anti-rolling a f.elder's choice; llach was safe on both thr welterweight and middle­ York Giant* left town last night lank* and larger bilge keels, on fn three tries. an error, llodgr scoring; and weight divisions. But he I* hand! for Cincinnati!, where today tMtr two o f' tb* ships, tha Northamp­ Kavenrl was thrown out at first rapped .physically opposing a fel leader, John J. MrGraw, retsrns . A ninth Inning rally anted ton and Fvnaacola, In order to to end the Inning. low of Sharkey's sixe, speed and to thr baseball wars after a three lessen the rolling tendency. Jhe day for the Tiger* who day suspension. Johnny Hodge was tin the mound punching power. dgfsated the Senators 4 Is X Hharkey will have about 30 Th# Glints, defeated In thro# for Chase, and, as usual, did a slmmvna Issued to Frisch, IM * ana* single eased the day pounds advantage over Walker. II* games out of fa ir by th* Cards; harler going to th* clubhouse IM Tigers whs gel 14 Mia, good Job of It,-yielding up only has a longer reath, and more fared even worse In their argw. while Bancroft continued tM ar. aa many aa the Henatsrs. eight hits for as many runs. Knight was railed out in the strength, skill on hla elda. Mickey ment* with the umpires, net'win. gument I Barrel! had ne trouble after a hit* hard with a left hook to tha n ng a single on* of Importance. The Glant-Cardlnal aeries was three run third Inulag rally second for leaving his base too body—for a middleweight. He still Th* umpiive also suffered one featured by a bitter verbal ex. had made things appear aksky. in the third -for the same offense, has remarkable power* of endur­ casualty during the aeries. Bob 'hang* Sunday between McGraw forged ahead a run in I he • '«d for th essme offense. ance despite a doien year* o f lus­ Clarke, who , banished McGraw and lleydler. McGraw, notified in II. Hmllh was the heavy hitter ty warfare. The betting Is light Katurday for what President John and rlrtory Came th* morning of his suspension, was meet nred*d, for the Y. M. O. A. Isrys, getting but what there Is favors Hharkey A. Ilejdler, of the National Irague learned lleydler was In 8L Muls fans plenty of »*• two out of three, a homo run and at 2th and 3 to I. Th* match will railed "abusltt language," was and waited for him at Sportsman's s double. Hpenrer drew the hitting not lie broadcast. Buffering from tonaillti* Islay Park, berating him D r “ protect, honors for Chase, getting two sin­ Despite the wide difference In end unable to work In the series ing Incompetent umpire*.” W IL l Th# Red Sox made it three out gles out of three trips to the piste. the sis* of th# athletes, both In final. neseea said lb* argument was not Your from the Indians when We are glad lo see the steady perfect physical condition, th# bat­ Umpire Itlgler continued where ntlrelg cne-sidod, lleydler said jay. atopped them 8 to 2 In to Increase In attrndanra at these tle of th* big fellow and tha little Clark* left off and yecterday lator McGrow was not antitlod to " u M * Farrell was th* un- games, as It tends to show the one has caught on with th* faith­ banished Fred Fltiiimmons end pririlotoa with umpires “ pist he. hurler for the Indians, people are appreciative of th* ful. Th* advance sal* today was Coach Dae* Bancroft of th* cause be la vice president as well nlng In th* 10th and walk-1boys' efforts to give them good around the $100,000 mark and tM Giants, who wax acting manager manager of tM New York ‘two men, on* uf whom la- clean entertainment. rlub." last day’s rush for cheaper etala during McGraw'i abienee. I Rfr ecored. He had given up nine The two girl trams, rrrenlly or- today may shove the receipts up Umpire Clarke also banished Bancroft was ordered from the 'sKta, well scattered until that gsnixed, will meet in their first above th* $200,000 mark. 'The at­ field In the fourth Inning when he Coach Georg* Burns Hatprday, Every Hox got a hit, with |game Thursday night. tendance may rrarh 26,000, protested a base on Mila Fits- but Burns was not suspended. URGED BY ADAMS Advantage In Weight And Skill Seen As "Ex-Gob’s Big Forte Plan Is Advocated Aa Means Of Avoiding Structural F l a w s Chaw Boys Defeat Y.M .C.A. On Local Field 13 To E ig h t Giants L e a v e F o r C in c in n a ti After SL L o u is Debacle B About Contest Of Goodyear Company H AVE TOUE WATCH repaired -it*, difficult to get * « » • } rect idea o f tM the and d e ta il'* * * * * * ***»• * " • of tM _ airship .. U. B. 8. Dr. w . E. MacDOUdAU* CHI­ ry Akron from pictures," today de­ ROPRACTOR, la now located at clared £. 8. Rockay of tb* Hockey hla residence la Floral Haights, Tiro Shop. "That'# why I’m out 8. Baaford. Pbon* 668-M. lo mak* my quota In Goodyear dealers' third annual sappslln 2—Lost gad Found sale* rocs beensoa tM' dealers LOST: Canvas ramp roll Saturday who mak* IM highest percent noon on First Stt set or on road of sales to quota win a trip ta to Gsoars bridge. Reward. Box 921 Akron, and a chines to see this ar BdptVi Camp, Geneva Bridge. leviathan of the air at th* Goodyrar-Zeppelln dock where It Is S—Automobiles being built. T M xeppelln ■■1*1 contest ends In August about th* 1829 F o r d TUDOR Sedan. New time th* U. S. S. Akron is ex­ • rubber, new upholstering, new paint $326. Reel A Sons, Myrtle pected to be making Its trial Avenue. flig h t -Few of tM thousand* of 1$— Business S ervice spectator* w M will aa* tha Ak- ________ • _ ____ _____ ron on Its test flights, will cant- LA N K Y ’S DRUO STORE—Proacrlptiona, magmxlneo, feaatala Is* th* numbar of special fea PROMPT tares of th* ship's construction. a*Ctrlca. For vutmple, th* gaa cell*. Tb* tailoring of thoa* cells is much BUILDINQ BLOCKS—Irrigation mors exact than In nny human bosag and general eeareet work. garment and faw will atop to Miracle Concrete Co. J, & Terthink that tM fabric used la eriHager, Prep. Ird aad Elm.measured In acre* rather than I I — W a it e d In square yards, "Th * 8.600,060 ruble feet of LIBERAL ALLOW ANCE on you: coa-InfUmmabt* ha llu rn gat old Mttery. 818 W. First 8t which will provtd* th* lift for tha Akron wUI be contained In 16 — Apartments Far Heart I t separate cells which will re­ quire 60,000 equate yards or more FOR RENT; Furnished garage apartment. well ventilated. than I t aero* of fabric. T M Phono 261. largest of these cells will con­ tain almoit 1,000,000 ruble feet; FOR RENT: Four room apart­ tb* smallest will bars a 100,000 ment, completely furnished. Ap­ ruble foot rapacity." ‘ , ply .Ml-Lody's Shoppe. IB— Farms Fop Rent Buy Yaar Fishing Tackle freer ERNEST JOHNSON Phene I I I TtlqrfmM Daytoaa Beach far Information. BRING THIS AD AND SAVE l$ ft To-Night — FOR RENT; 16 scree land, mules, feed, .tools, for $800. Can b* seen from 6 to 9 P. M. at 1708 Magnolia. 26— Miscellaneous For Bale FOR SALE: Three aero fl«ld of corn, tall stalks A Urge ears, good for silo or otM r feed. P. O. Hox 191, Golden Lake. Call for In­ formation Thursday A Saturday afternoon. Osner A. M. Rsmusat. FOR SALE: Heart Pin# A Cypress cross tie*. Suitable for side tracks. Bos 93, DeLaad, Fla. Beach Rentals COTTAGES. BUNGALOWS . APARTMKNTB . ' A 1 .4a .V »,% Campbell Realty Co. 1001 Main SL Tab $178 "On* Block From. Ocean" DAYTONA BEACH CLASSIFIED BUSINESS Cut Ohrt For Baady P U B It lt O B B Removal apis uow at W AO O NRRU BATS A N G E L ’S Open 10 A . M. Sanford A Tea. to I A, A G en era L U N C H ROOM 6 A 10c L n g fh A Coffee Bhon. ) p M I . A . M ,— O P . J LUMBER HILL LUMBER CO. Zip Service. Phone 1S5. B IC N 8 R. N. NIPPER H i m . Phone SOS. HAIR CUTTING — 25c Wilson's Barber Shop. East FI rat 8trtet Arcade Bldg, -■ Mr. H. G. SWANN — WHh hla Batch claims he got four miles more par gallon TV* brUIUat | ta U «r of "Hlrert *r Chart**" . . Ik* rstkDaa It * r*r • ( *Fo» U * Dt( i w T 4, . waw tM with SUNOCO GASOLINE with Octaln rating of 72 pino—Than ho did with tho average gasoline that only T«Ua at 59 2-101ha. There Is a reason—try, SUNOCO at " . ' ' (a d u l l a f Mr* • ( a pow*rfsl drama t a jfilii; SAN JUAN GARAGE CO. .............. D AYTO N A BEACH RENTALS HOUSES, APARTMENT8, COTTAGES — Thursday — It la ta* laugh. Robert Woolacy — Is — ^Everything's Rosie” Bjr IM week. ■•nth ar aaaaaa. Try aaa af war epartmmU, •Snipped with (v ia beds, frigidalro, lights, (as. Ham l t d silver. They will acrommadato « ta 7 pvapl*. Only $$g.$0 par week— last brine yaar bathlaf sail aad Mars In. + * l» *. Oman At*. H A S E L D E N -B E L L pans* IM BENNY » u r r tr t. h y w aste B A S K E T H A S N 'T BEEN l E M P T IE D R * * . ' — . - m R « e D ATS T ( ■ t e £ ___________ _________________ FOR . C R LE R Y SEED BEDS WUSYgNTt PACKING - hastens bacterial action LITTLE MARY MIXUP C « W * - V J M C N H T H 4V C T » e b « C i o t V f l o j A ito u 4iQ W M - U l i V a a ( t o I#4G TBio HT p a c k Wrfsuaa tBoV C A M * H JO H . By Br&kerhoff R<NO o p co t ® **" ^ T T *M r--w «k A •ia u H A V K W « r * TU m * V rvt T o N O M O W lo t Rdbuildt.Tlie In Your « MS / �Sanford Herald Jo Plan Is Announced For Refunding O f The Benefit OTThe Smaller Dfttfc* The general trend of new Induetrie* is toward tne ■mailer cities, aajra the MmMfocfarera Record, which reveala that during .the eiceed&ifly dull yeer of 1980. i to­ ts) of, 160 new manufacturing entotpriota Weft* aaUbUshed In twenty-six states of the anion. Most of these ti#w con­ cerns were located In the smaller dltied, Motor- -to the source of supply.-where workmen find living conditions more economical. "A brighter aide to the present-day dull boalnem picture la presented by the new industries that are being established and the pfsns being made1for expansion of THURSDAY, JU LY «$. »> »l BIBLS VBKBR FOR TODAT THE REWARD OF OVE9^ • COMING— Ha that hath h* Mr. ‘1st him haar what tha Spirit Saith unto Uw church#*; to him that crercomelh win I $1** «| t of lha tree of Ufa, which la la tha midst of tha paradise « f Ood.— Rev. 2:7. .PRAYER—"Help, o Lord, my Wtak andaavor, This dull soul to raylurs ralsal" . There's no uie of marking atop Streets. Any wall built truck will step you anyway. President Von Hlndeninirg now knowa something of haw Floridians feel who have bean trying to reftnanr* their moi (gages. "Bell Florida to Floridian*!" haa bean the cry for the past several years. Ily the time the Legislature gels through with It, (hare won't * bo anything left to buy. s Indications now are that work an tbs oaw laktfronl boulevard Won't begin until next year. Romaone in the road department must have been kid-lingJ Fire is ravaging tha Everglades, 1 fllspatthes from the eostharn port > « f the stale Indicate. Residents * from Hr Hr (Hade and Pahaksa, a perhaps, would prefer another hurr.rtraiwl •Dry force* In New York have organised with the end In view of publishing a militant dry newspaper. Well, If the dry* can raU* at much for the new*paper ae the wall do for their ‘»hlne, the new*, paper may aurvlre. The llouee and Renata have been unable to gel together on any ef the prep oxj revenue hill*. May be the llou*e and Renata know that additional revenue I* not needed. V. ‘ Aa far as we con make out from * throe various Leglslallvo InwallRations everyone connected with ' th* state administration Is a eraok, ; and ovtryene in tha Legislature is J « Mar. ' ‘ : ‘ And th* staid old Tlmes-Unlon suggests that tha only reason they are building new hlghsrays I* to furnish new alias for hoi deg aland* and filling station*. Yae, but th* gaaatine tax I* liable is doe* tip the filling station*. The liquidation of ten banka and •tut treat company in a 114 near Or' Undo la being done under dlresUen |o f one man (W . It..Tan dkllffe) _ prevail efficient and treatworthy to hla employer, the alato comp‘ trailer. He le stnppud by Uw from -rerelving an aggregate eatery of ] xatre than 16.000 a year. Hte pay­ roll shows that tho th* Institutions Institution* './fbreserly operatad with a total of hundred* of employees i n m * ■ making money with an average of little more than ewe-worker to a .hank. I'uldlshed refwfU hare (area nut g loot, hut a -wet prof* 1.In epm lkrn of about R I M t In l-Moqip*. Tkl*. after paylnf *U gppnaea,. Uses and dsprectetUa K tg g tte * roretpu a f 8UAM0. avtag a sat profit o f 0$ peg. coat f grass. This dee* not -repreaeot M anwgial ef property-ltqaidaW, » t lh a oslt.sl Is 1MO M. Im s*sk Os. east' interest and IWMOAOO cow tlngCnt class B bonds, has teen annountrd by Mayer Vincent D. W f - Tha plan la conditioned upon ita acceptance by the bondholders as Well as creditors bolding other d ly obligations, and Is also subject to S referendum rots of Coral liable* freeholders, Mayor Wyman said. Under the terms or the plan fixed interest charges will be re­ duced from approximately $540.OOtTto $240,000 anneally, the may­ or said, Tha class A bends will mato n irt 40 years; tbs contingent data B bonds are without maturi­ ty and the latter will be secured W ' certificates, l>y certain tax axis special assessments liana and other city owned property. A ratio of division for tax reortpta between thd" City for operxtlnr expenses and the bondholders for debt service still be established on a basis of $220,000 for d ly oper­ ating expense and $240,000 for debt service on rlnss A bond*. May­ or Wyman asserted. - . toriea oflentimen have found that cheaper rent can be ob­ tained by moving to a nmaller community, and if a plant In to bh built, leaa Initial Investment la required, It haa been possible, also, to find better, labor conditions with cheap power and to be nearer to the source of raw ma­ terials. "Many of the Isrger Industries of the country are awaiting a suitable opportunity to eatabllsh branch planta In smaller communities. Hew industries being formed in other see lions ere seeking desirable locutions. The Sooth haa all the necessary advantages to attract such enter­ prises.” A Racetrack Election With the passage of the pari-mutuel racetrack bill, various counties throughout the state are beftimlng to lay their plans for holding referendum elections, as now pro­ vided by law, to determine whether racing In the respec­ tive counties U desired by the citizens of those counties. One of the campaigns now gattlng under way, end one of particular Interest, ainca It affects the canter of the tourist business, la found on the lower East Coeat in Dade county. The Mltml Dally News tells of the efforts being made to carry the election, aa follows: Ben Shephed, who In hla day has had the leg upon more than hla fair ahare of Also rana In Dade county polIUca, la confident today that he haa a horao that la In the money and will be lengtha out in front when-the judges of the county-wtde referendum on horse racing run up the winning numbers the night of the election. He la now Jaying the ground work for the In­ tensive campaign that will be launched aa toon aa the date for referendum la act. Such a campaign requires much money, super political sagacity and much work on the part of those directing U If suc­ cess la to crown their efforts. ,. Hbepherd haa another Seasoned campaigner aa Bnedlgi terma as mayor of-Miami tired to hla private law practice. How he haa abandoned that fo r tho time being to accept em­ ployment In tho referendum campaign. There are other able lieutenants aiding Shep­ herd. Skilled politicians and financial*, but they are keeping in the background, content to let<v>Uiera have the limelight while they labor In darker but not less glorious surroundings. Ho effort or expense will bo spared to Insure the success of the referendum. There la plenty of money available,' according to well informed sources, and If the aum now on hand Isn't enough there will be plenty more forthcoming. It coats a great deal of money to conduct auch a campaign. Even now, before the drive haa assumed "an y great proportion, the money fa rolling out. Some dissatisfaction la heard among •dis­ gruntled Job seekers about the dly. They point' to the fact that house-to-house canvassers are being paid 86 a day for comparatively easy work, while the men who arc doing manual labor at the (reek are receiving a minimum wage of 83 a day, and until recently 82 a day was being paid aome of the workers. Asked If ha had been swamped by lob seek­ ers whan the news of the solicitor's Jobe -got abroad, Mr. Shepherd draw a wary hand acmes hla brow and aaldl "Was IT Every chisel*r In town waa In here looking for a Job. Every one of them had a dozen votes In hla .vest pocket or the palm of hla hand that he could dwlvar Without the least bit of trouble. T h ey are atilt coming add all of them can ppt the referendum over si aria handed. But those are the men we meet up with every time a political campaign of any nature gets under way." • •i The law of averages la bound to coma to hla aid this time, he bdlevce. He haa the Ingredients for success. Plenty of money and a large organiza­ tion. . _ ’ : ni An old adage has It that "money makes tha mare go." t , ir Iht this Instance It's apt to make an entire race track go. It can (be seen flrom this story (hat no stoat will unturned in the efforts ■of the' racing 'JatenartJ tgvYbe election, and at the same tfiat.sit eait-hp e that the authorisation would, ba Illegal aad would ha certain'to precipitate complications, which woe Id add to tha heavy expanse this Legislature has already been to tho taxpayer*. To avoid eontaaU tho Legislator* would hare to amond tha act, and such an ■ttampt would ba certain to h •ult In another prolonged wrangle over tha whole question of rac­ ing, Thera ran be mo raring In any ceusty unless authorised by a majority veto o f its citisans, and In counties whore It may tio authorised pari-mutuel racing should ba paring, If it pays at all. by N ew _ Year. Meantime It will not discommode tha raring commission to do without aalatlaa, especially aa'no smasher of Lindy, Anne H ope P L A N ADOPTED To L e a v e On Hop TO AID GERMAN To O rie n t S o o n M O N EY C R IS IS (Continued From Page Oaa) of Sibe-la. Tho distance o f this hop Is about 1000 mlleu. Part of the Journey from Patrepat lot*k will be over water, but on part ef this flight to Nemum the Lindberghs will have an island studded chain bent nth them. Col. Charles A. Lindbergh’* an­ nouncement to the Associated Press last night that he and Mr*. Lindbergh would begin next week (heir, flight to the Orient signalled the last pbaso of a long and msIheilc*! campaign of- preparation wUch lha young avtatar imposed ■Hm himself befoWr attempting between how' and tha firsI e f the V r adventure which he rhooeaa to gear would ho lata than $4,000 tall hla vacation. With an eye first to the scien­ —which raises the question aa tific benefit* to lie derived, Col­ onel Lindbergh laid duon Ms plans for the long fligh t with the care whkh has marked his entire Dy­ ing life Horn early days when he began to prepare for the memorablo hop to Pails in 1027. WhUe other filers contented themselves with charting a single course, planting their fuel supcnnsultlng the weathermas. Colonel Lindbergh ha* delved deeply into every phaae of hla proJvcted flight. At lead four paselbla course* have Iwan plotted and considered by the Lindbergh*. No eltmtnl that could Impair tha value o f hi* flight; Impede lha progress of hi* swift low-wing monoplane or cause the alighted undue peril to hie wife or himself ha* been overlooked. Ehoald soma mishap force tha Lindberghs to come down on watar they win swim the surface to find already-floating a bundle containfng mean* of sustenance, Usnsportatlon and even communication With the out*Id* world. Tha cultr wrapping of the bundla, which automatically la released from a tall compartment When the plane submerge*; la a cattepeiM* rubber boat designed fat Inflation by a bottle of compressed air." > -- Mr*. Lindbergh,ha* drilted hereelf 'a* a pftet'Wad M kvigfler, Im* f f * v U g the techalque Whkh ‘ fW t b ta a n t bar to Urn treat pages aO•a their.aimed flight froot tha Paalflc,Coast to New-York. Rotg the GEORGE WASHINGTON •rid the M AYFLO W ER T > Y «h ii better suadsrdi can hoials be ladgat J J than hotelneti, bam surrouodiagx sad ■p « f « t romfoqil Tharjichscovtllf Holds are ’ Sprit«r cosrlsi/ 'surouoo to A m visit this ddigkifcl % n eM A m O W K , M iM - e M t h k M mu m b m o ic*. a t, 4 t 4 The plan, It waa understood, ( ■, J] . : * J 1 11 * “ ” «' « Tho Insid# of tho boat carries a » mast aad salt, emergency rations, n end a crash-proof, watsr-Ught re- . die ML-*, . • \ 'm The tmtrgcnr. sat will hav* a range of 500 mite* In the daytime a»d 3000 •'ll** at night. Tb# main TOM a^la mage. •ltd COURTESY (Continued From Page One) . elded with tha American sug­ gestion that such a oomhslllee be •elected by tha Bank far Inter­ national Battlements •or other au­ thority, Tha fourth rscoai meads lien noting with satisfaction tho' se­ ll ox of German industrialists In creating a reserve o f approxi­ mately $125,000,000 on tha Ger­ man gold discount bank was not directly referred to In the Ameri­ can proposal made public hare, except thrt • the tetter spoke of Internal measured.In Gefm iay t$ LONDON, Ju ly 23. — (A .P .)— The coatmillat of (Inane* ministtra ef the. sevrn-jtewcr confer* rnee announced last night it had decided upon a plan for economic and financial aid to Gtrmaar, and that, the plan would ba preaantad today to what,* It was believed bare, may b* the final plenary tertian of the confar- “ W t k « * p dowifi • x p t i i i t i with, S h r * d d p f rW h * o ^ : ^ ww awewwaamw wwy M f f VI ting b e t t e r b r e a k f a s t s f o r lowimosioy. lowrve Si; redded' W hwrt. I don't k n ow any.thing d i e dial gives t o ruuch n o u r i sh ma n l a nd costs so littlo. It ’s eo easy t o digest H that ovary mo likea it, top— min ir*w irutlo. onrcuawi | Whoot U xriiolo vvleeal, and. with mflk it tontaipa ovory - >K g m the, logiatetura and approved M i l -ft, 1031, was ordered -t j tlw - board « f county commisilott-. •ra at Its aeaalon recently. ■ Tha fund c ra te d ' la ' to W aged for any relief meat are Out ma/ arise within th* county, It w i i explained. ‘.Moneys for the fund • ra derived ’ from tha collection of delinquent * personal property taxes. Tha lorn of $4$R42 wax de'poiited In'tha fund ordered let up, yesterday, rrpreaentlnf de­ linquent personal Property tki collections naade by Special Agent J. I. Wald/n. ____________ S P L E N DI D SERVICE . » . FINEST FACILITIES «pd H A P P I N E S S at tk« ‘Hotel s G COMMISSION d • SARASOTA—The setting *ttp of "county . n U «( . fund", M VTP~ m o regJ a I f A Ls|*ts*a h tv. Lie' -VU Utw aaraUal. - ' t / �HERALD, BANFOBDt FLOB1D* THURSDAY, JULY M, 1MI Ladies Council Of SEVILLE UNDER Church Has Meeting Circle Number One J Of Church Has Meet Personals 1tin* Beach for a month's vacation. ' R. Wt Blackabear was Mr Jack, sonvilla last Monday on bualneaa. Roland Wlygul e f Winter Oar- .'M r . and Mra. Papworth ar* (pending n few day* at Daytona Beach. / M l . and M n, spent the day htutaen. T - L - O ’Ootwwr Ooud on In St. Circle Number One e f the F ln t Baptist Church met Manday afternoon at the home ef Mar. Fred My an, with U memben and two ‘ via Rota present The chairman, Mr*. Oeorge Huff, opened the ■meeting and Mra. Myera led tha devotional. Mn. Bill** conducted th* Bible ■tudy after which there waa a business discussion and the meet­ ing then adjourned for lb# *0rial hour. Delirious refreshment* were served by th* bests** to the following met* bon: Mrs, Howard Cummings, M n. E- W. Btlles, Mr*. M. F. Cotlim, M n, J. A. Cunningham, Ml*. L. B. Bragg. Mrs. II. H. David, M n. Georg* Huff, Mn. W A. Hop­ kins, Mra. W. H- Hand, Mr*. Fred Myera, M in Mary Gordon, and the visitors, Mr*. H, A. Btelnmeyer, and Mra. K. B. Larrl- Mrs. Anna Mae Purdla, and ’ Frpd Dyaon and' Haywood Walk­ er metorod* I* . Jacksonville on daughter, Winona, of Cameron City, have gone to Tampa I* bulls*!* yeaterday . spend two weeks with nlstlves . MmuEd Carrawhy left Meaday and friends. fht. Daytona Beach when aha will remain for th* next month. M n. n o n e * Walher and daugh. ter, Nancy Mae, of Richmond, '• Mias Thes Vickery has left fbr Va., arrived this morning for a Boon*, N. C., when she will re. •hort v (alt with Mn. Walker'* sum* her studle* at A. 8. T, C. parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holly. a 1 — — ’ Mrs. Ralpk Wight, 'w h o u Mr. and M n . Delbert Strips sad spending th* summer at Dayton* son, Albert, of Oviedo, and Mr. Bdach, will Weboma for th* dap. and Mra. J. Z. Eckels e f Oeovs, ? Mlea Lois Bhsllsy, who ha* been went th* guests o f Mr. and M n. visiting in Orlando for the past H. F. Calhoun at their home, H i t . , two weeks,' returned home Wednes­ Palmetto Avenpe. day night. ^ Miss Georgia Mablfy returned Eufaula, ^ Mrs. F, B. Dyson, and daughter, home last night from Anna Bell, have left for Waycrux Ala., when sh* has b e n vlaitlng to visit tha former's brother, 8. E. Mias Edith Wilkins. She also vis­ ited In Birmingham, Qadtden, and Patter and family. Columbus. - • Forming a party whkh spent yesterday, at Daytona Beach with Mrs.. L;-**. Hagen w on Mn. How­ ard .Lang, M n. Henry Purdea, Mrs. Geoig« Geiger, of Atlanta, Oa; Mia* Ellen Mahoney, and Mias Georgianpa Hart. Social Calendar Tho regular meeting o f the Seminole Robtkah Lodge will be held at-the Odd Fellow Building. Geneva and Sanford Avoauoa, MONDAY. Tho Sunbeam Band o f the Flrat Baptist Church, fostered by Cir- th* F lra f Baptist TRwreh will Have a prayer service at 1:00 o'clock with Circle - Number Three Id charge, i n f a program meeting at JtM o'cMck with Cirri* Number' fill In charge. Sims Home Is Scene 0 { Co-fed Class Meet -The Co-Ed Ctata of tha V in t Methodist Church haa it* regular business and eoclal meeting nl th* home of M*. and Mrs. George Slink on South Oowteron Avenue Tuee* day evening. Th* (seating wss called to order by th* pieatdent, Lewis Rlell*. Aftar the aid and new bdriMsi wea discussed, game* wrr* played. Then' delicious loo-cold watormollin was aonred to tha gueau who gathered on the lawn. Th* heate u t i were Mr. and Mn- Georg* Sim* and >Mr. anj Mra. Rodney CappelL Among those present were Mr. and M n. Lewis Rlett*. Mr. and Mn. Oanrg* Blms, Mr. and Mr*. Ro^ie* Cappell, Mrs. Paul Hedford, Mra. -Milton Reel, Mrs. Cart Wllllaris, Mr*. Porter Lansing, Mrs. Malcolm Cameron, Mi**** Re­ becca Clark, Lillian Thnrnley, Etlxahelh Clark. KMhryn TIIHs. Etta Balton, A ik* Mr Kim, Emily Prieot. Kelly Pop*, and Randal Th* Ladle* Oh k I ef the First Christian Chunh met n e a t ly at Daytoha B ntk, with M n. J. J. C lin , and Mr*. H. E. Weekly, m boat*****. After a eorlaI hour, the member, o f the Council enjoyed a coveted diah,luncheon. A t the bad­ ness meeting which began about t:SO o'clock, each circle g*v* InU n itin g report*. A fter the meeting we» aver the remainder of the afternoon waa en­ joyed by the member, on the beach and In lutmmtng. Those pyeaent were: M n. C. F. N(blech, M n. J. T. Ellis, Mra. Fraak Lamaoa. Mra. E. M. Callaway, Mr*. Gearg* Shipp, M n. W. A. Patrick, lir a . Rimer Cordelia, Mra. A. H. Byrd, M n. B. Navaome, Mra, C. W .B ellamy, Mis. D. R. Johnson, M n. S. C. Dram, Mra. L A. Jamie, Mra. Shadaln, Mra. A- M. Walker, Mr*. John, ton, Mra. Ed C orn way, M n. H. J. CUate, Mn. H. R, V M f , M n. J. J. Cate*. Mra. J. K. Uieo, and the M|ene Hattie boning. Dorothy Clauee, Mildred Clans*. Nellie. Mae Neweome, Dorl* Neweoma, Lou Varna Neweome, Bf* ate Adktna, Whltma News***., Evelyn Cate,, LouUe Jehneton, Jean Kill*, Jessie M Durden, and Vernon Newyome, Don Laraeou. Jlmmlf Cataa, Joe Johnetaa, J, C. Neweome, and Cecil Jones. M A R T IA L L A W D UE TO R IO T S fContlaued from Page* On*) ■ year-old girl, struck within her home. The fighting began yesterday morning with an unaurceeaflu at­ tack on the governor's residence. Police who. dlaperiod a group *U tempting to bunt the telephone build.ng were fired on, while at Puerto de Triana, whe:a an at her group wai t tattling arrest, abouting routed a panic In a.elty breadline. • had denied last night th* govern, menta tight to rnforre Minister of Interior Maura'a derive sup. pressing syrullrslrit disorder* without lb* assembl)’. sanvlUn. Minority leade* Joined fucea and blockad a motion for a vote r f confidence for the government. As a result, cabinet member* were dagrunUed and It was understood the aocialiaU, at least, may rrilgn. Finance Minister Prieto said, "perhaps I shall be a minister on. ly a few mere minute,." Reports were cui rent thal ref-ubl call forces wire rallying un­ der Fotelgn Minister Alejandro Lebroua for th* purpose of form­ ing a new government. The minhilty group of th* as. aembly (m illed that th* govern­ ment explqln the mason* for ex. The, Ml**** Dorothy Vial* wnd traerdlmry measures taken. Doris Walher honored th* “ Qlri’i Minister Mauia wp, optimistic Movie Fan Club" with a mrilnr* party at th* Milan* Theater, Man- present wen th* Miss** Marganl Bvnnvtt, Louise Purdun, Margaret day afternoon. A fter th* movie* th* party want Rrltt, Annie Bell Brown, l s a n to the home o f Mis* Doris Walker, Ms* Brown, Doris Hockey, Ksts KOI Palmetto Avenue fur refresh- Benjamin, Eunice Tyler, DurulU) Vitle, and Doris Walker. that tha cabinet dl(flcpH>oe would he eohred.' He n ld tha government of Ptetklenl Alcala Zamora hold* tha aiMmbly'i coafldanc* and doe* not need the aipambly’a ,p. provel a great deal la the preeent eltuatlen. Ramon Franco, avlater and atlembly member, declared the provisional cabinet mint under* atand “ the real alma of the re* publican revolution hava out been completed." He predicted If the cabinet re* feted to take atock of thla, "a new violent revolution will etirge from beneath." Fighting and fatalltlc* con­ tinued in Seville, with minor atrikea In many other eiUea. In Madrid, Director of Safety (Jalaraa announced that bomba had been found in ayndicalUt quartet, aimllar to thoae **ploded In the itreet* Tueeday night. Forty-four perauna were arrailed, plreclor (ialatta raid variotM lettrn from the inUtna* t Iona I anarchlat federation were found on thorn. Matinee Party Given By Two Girls Monday die of thla week, Mr. Campbell will begin work making a -statewide eaUmaU, visiting arary dt- WHt Is Servefl ( Bond Triuteeft i O c e a n Boutevi ManaUo count lea thla aaaaon, ac D A Y T O N A B E A C H — A 'W fM M R cetdiag to Mr. Campbell, la thal mandamus which m s y b r ia R t lh the fruit la hanging .singly In whole Ocean Shota bofclavhaR min plication Into . tho saykdkri court has been ratted on th* ntembera o f tho board at baia* trustees. • 5 The writ points towards 4*tion which would result ib tbh levying of a la* agalqtt H i property owner* ol the ■O e«M Shore district esUmaled M M ** at 70 mills. *• ** Iraued on reqseat #f ■ J. <W* Gillespie, L. F. Rodger* sad James G. Martin—undentoed *9 be bondholders and rspre ii ntld by Jams* E. Vocslle, Jaeksotp title attorney— the writ U-altera native and ratunaabl* In Tallntiaise* July It. ft command* that th* bsapd. cumpoted of B. 8. Johneon, chair­ > DETROIT, July 3A— ( A . P . ) - man; c. M. Bingham, Johgi. B. An esrunton tletmkr, with 1000 Pierce, W. H. Courtney, and L memben of a church young peo. O. Upaon meet and eatlntat* tha pie*' society aboard, became th* aum necessary to pay principal center uf a bruah between liquor end Interest of delinquent hand* runner* and United State* cus­ as well ea th* principal and >Ja* tom* patrolmen on th* Detroit tereat o f bond* which wIR be­ Hirer late last night pud on* of come due during the IU#*i THf the shuts fired wounded an gacur- tr begin Oct. I. Thla .sUma*S, sionlit in the arm. th* errIt orders, must b» lepqgted Tho fugitive speedboat and crow to the Volusia county beard .■of of two escaped into Canadian wa­ cvmmiaaionar, ar osiim - sh*W* ters after dumping part of their why it shouldn't be. ^ cargo. Witnesses believed the shot Whether th* nunty hoard wfB which wounded Arthur Uajraki ott then levy the heavy tag wat to the atramar St. Clair* probably vary to pay th* bends «t derid* ricocheted from th* hull of the to welt until It is mattlsmsaM rum boat aa It aped past the steam­ to do so, Cuunly Attorney RfRr er. Tha SI. Claire's rail waa lined Ham j . Gardiner did net kMW with merrymakers who deserted yevterday afternoon. .,< * l i th* dance floor to watch th* chase. Th* estimate that It would re­ PLA N T C ITY —*4 can' of pep- quire about 70 mills to meet th* pen shipped fram thla place dur­ bonds was made by Jam*a Q tH h of th* county clyk'a offlaa, f ing thiwe-dky period. Excursionist Wounded By Bullet As Patrol Bout Chases Runner W .H .L O N G HENS and FRYERS D BE83ED OR L IV E omen want Friday and Saturday Mon’sFaticy Ladies' Rayon Silk Socks Bloomers 5 Pair : Merffl Genuine Broadcloth pr Pati/tiba Colored Pillow Cases /• . . • j ,“v « GdodQuality, each 80x105 Krinkla . Bed Spreads Pm Men's Otis Check Friday and Saturday AU Sixes W om en smokers want a cigarette that*s milder — and that’8 why more of them are smoking CHESTERFIELD every day. 1 W om en smokers want a cigarette that tastes better— and that's another reason why more of them are smoking CHESTERFIELD every day. CHESTERFIELD uses only mild, ripe, sweetLadies' Lace T r im ir v jd 40 Inch Men's Khaki BaronetteSatin 1 i Solid Colors Children's Anklet ' . tasting tobaccos and the purest cigarette paper made* T h a t’ s why the last chesterfield of the da^ isas mild and sweet— as cool and comfortable -^hs th* first. G ood— they’ve got to be good! • - N ote tho attractive package Natural Color / / j �' J •V *y / . r»t» w a ll* m t« o iit . a/' *f > J j i f " * ' c llS S S li\ « . • » am ® ^ S S ^ 5| \ iir .V ia w . .VBA’l'.WWS m«k»Mft u i « « * l r i M a li**, J i It a r fin i J .— i— ■ s w a fs i^ am f t p ■ 1ft I I I * - ? > .? r £ \tf¥m I' tts rw * \ ii n mu w n T u rk .i. 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C T ____ •p w r mtumr ammtrn sour rosvttr ■. ymt ^ » • ■ GTOUCO wnOMUPOtO KPORTS. 199 with J te e rie y dog. that tr t mrra M leak looked nfttr by Setgeeet i j n i k Smith. 4 Although the *trgiant rtfuare 1b Hi t * anything te *Ay ibeot Bhamreek. iS & Z X S iE X & Z beyond the limit o f the consti­ VtfgMA- do* ha* followed tern* tution, that an elght-ceet tax aehttarto lln paet akd refilled te rSm fc U t a h , aster. -JBbAmTock may flty he llktt It. tee. Partiapa He k ill become i n f . alar jlanlry. Aac end t o r e to rld« h*rs«t»rk like ".BaogU.** Sergeant Bsaith’4 Ckaaapatke Bay epeniel. B * V « Ak e jllt. h * W t r , Shamreck' . M ) fellow la th* footaUpk o f - "FlJtnaymn,” lb* guard bout* dof, taka wanId associate only wlib •aMIBrr held In durance vile for lotion' companies Hava been will­ ing to pay -a »li-cent lax al­ though It has cost ns many thou­ sands of dollars. Hot two cents more will force ns to Inks the matter Into federal court be­ cause wo fleet that an elght-cenl tat on a product costing as low as ala cents la beyond alt reshat cords and would growl when the* cams Ms way. i f 1Shamrock alays on nt tbe fort. And doesn't sink hla teeth in tbe canvas Mgglnga Of sons sol­ dier, he may be buried when be dim tn tbe “Arlington kf degdom." ^ It its n little ddg cemetery, Ad­ joining tbe greet! slope* of Arling* ten Mmetety, where small wooden i h M mark the Inst reefing places t f • or more g r a y dogs. bq -#a» burled,there with honork' altd thr'poet band Sad ,epUrs guard hiusi contingent marched fn his ftnetel procession. . ' With such' ho non la prospect. Shamrock ;may get s i n g better pith tb* army than he did with the marine*. E F F O R T ; TO flET T lX HARM ONY FAILS IN HOUSE «!□ today when the Haas* tehee up t Senate messages.. Th* iwo cent! axira gas tax wax laelided In pm hatch af bills aebt ever from the Renat* yretsnMy moreIpgS but the .H ouse‘ couldn't get to A yesterday bemuse the calen. dor' required dsbele on U e.ea l- The battle in the' House will be }ed by Speaker Lewis of Gulf, RepraaantaUva Tossssello of Okeechobee, and othera of tbe sdminlstraUoa bloc and by Rep­ resentatives M*th«ws o f Duval, Rebtnaau o f Dade, llorne e f Madison and their alliee, who hake than far blocked aay In­ crease tn the gasoline lax and are Insisting upon diversion o f at to s t oan and possibly two cahia o f tbe mad depnrtmeat'e gasoline Disney to-- s s d s fy . thw deflell in tb* state budget. TomaeelUr wae confident hie crowd would gat sufficient votes lait night and today to pass the bill. Bet Mathews and hla colleagues were equally confident the hill would be defeated. •The issue Is perfectly dear," Temaaelio said. "W e must raise approximately 14,500,000 to opet­ als the state departments and In■tftntlena and keep the schools open. Thus far, the Legislature has passed tax bills, which coupled with existing levies, fall that much short o f paying these bills. The Integrity ef the stale la at slake, and If the revenue U not provided at this session, another ■resloe '(■ tnevltsblc. “The Legislature has considered various tax bills—a tax' on electflrlty, another on gas, a tax on iexuries, cigarette* and eves a general sales Us. Each bill he* been rejected because o f the measure o f public opinion or through the maneuvers e f well organised lobbies. Now It la g CHARGEM AGAINST BO. (Got)tinned from Tag* One) log agent* for moat of the pits producing aand conforming to roaj deportment specification*. Tbs Investigation we« ordered after cborgea that contrarts for furnlahlng trurka to the depart­ ment w ire awarded to firms owned by .Sanatom H. 0. Ilarrlann, I'almatt*, and K. P. Parker, Mayo, *1though lewer bide for the name equipment were submitted. Other charge*, were Uwt lbs de­ partment purrhiied mulra at a price higher than the tores! hid end that the price of eand incrossed after organisation o f tb* Sha'nda A Baker firm. A member of this firm wai identified by the report a> a hrolker o f William Shands, member of the road lioarJ. Both the majority and minority reports were ordered printed In the House Journal, but no farther action Was taken. The reports were submitted with a voleminona compilation o f ev|. The majority report found: H ist tbe state read department, under lb* law and public policy of the stale of Florida, It controlled and bidding In startling contracts fer any public Wick or, .for pur•rwt w i.v s m i'M * IffS -I* ’ .’J 1S__.__._-_________ I k . ___ It II II M cu e villi an. Tslds II II II I I It I I II II II Tt BkeAtn, Barlla I * t'nknawn —— I t Wilson. ■ K -------- ___ wi.H., n it - .- cfckae o f supplied, malrrielt, equip­ ment or property, and that "thin law wae violate-I In the parrheee by the depaHnrrnt of a number of trucks from peraoni who were net tow bidder*. That member* of the rood de­ partment luggentrd end enennr- department protested the aWardti at that time. . That Senatots llatrlaon and Par­ ker were members of firms . re­ ceiving awards for automobile trucks on that day, and that their bids, whlrh had been agreed upon In collusion with other bidding firms, wtr-r higher than that of the Tallahassee Motor company. . That the price of sand advanced 100 percent since the firm of Brenda A Baker became selling ■gents for most of the send pits In the ■tat'*, and that ont member e f the firm is a brother o f W il­ liam Shands, member of road department. The majority report condi Shands A Baker became *4 that an attempt wan made lu'l SI monopoly and to control prlr I* ,! «■ lha product, ., . ■ , I utM ' s i ss a ss iu»i* ss a sr Unknown t'nknawn L'nknwwk I 'hb IkiitAres tie is MS is 4* twirsvill*. Itsnrr T'nliiiiiwn - ...., Hmltlis Wlliu Kftigni, j ii Moor*. Mlfcft Hmllli, Willi* . JlillM, nti»i#i* n n Wn|rn|t. (» <1 tVnlrgtl, O t) __ L##. Jt»m JohnAnn. KugrttA Jolt unfit. Kii|rfib tlbil, Vftltdtr llhkiiDUrn . .. . • > Wnlfitll, O Cl IV.il. ntl, <> || Wfilcutt, O C! Jnhn>««. me j„ n * «, ii*m i . :i l-"l* Tl a TO U .l* oak i*>n lulls lo ll IS A I* m a s*, i*i*i n * a is i t a i< 11 I t A ?• IS I I IS l . A II i ■ r*s* Unknown tVnlrniL O ee tv A I . ‘ irirr. tv A t'nkhuwil Bwops, O P In* — . ■ssek. PU1 » * * k a Hwnpr, i> P ~ lU'l t* . |!nkn«-w« M ssklntl** Park, 0,1*So, plal S*aS I P*s* lull 10 , ..... ... I'nknown L-,1 I I . Ionian, n r. t’nknowa head. O B _— |wtr*viit», ttsnrr iso lisad. (I li — -----l o l l , L o rlt* II llsaers, t» M ______ __ llnw*is, lion Unknown B**J Jss*** s*k4l, 1*1**, Plal Bs*k e Paa* I ■uii U IVIIIIsins. Sl« lull 61 A Nsw Clsr4**s Plsl Bo*k 4 Pag* >1 Lnls 4* a I I I'nknown lull* I in IS N tvu Of Htvti nwnp*. O P -------Hwnfi*. II P ... . rw— Hwep*. O P — •^.~- I'nknown ... a r is e * H *tr**l, l-lal H**k I p * s * ** Hwn|.r. II h la,Ik, “ri*w rst 4* Wiirsn. T niisashslm. Ilswry I- u W nw »s*. l> P . f --- — . Unknown - ■ 10 ni«AJ*h*lm, IlM iry I! .. l>snl*l. l> 1> . IS Lous. H F ---- I* IS MllWr. tv a —. — ||,h*i**r. Cora A — «( U n kn ow n — ....... 1 11 Miller. W « 14 15 It tbe tox on gas or remmine <«s* tfgsrstlon nf .Mils previously beaten tn committee o r . ee Urn flo o f." ’ I * W ilson, o O m n i* 1 ,f Mathews mxlntains, on the other hand, that en ffid m i fova- II >1 is Hira**h*lm, Henry K iT.se IVIIsnn. X B ___ 1 11 11 It s Ctlnn, i* K _____ IS r*nn*1t, llo h trl . II 11 S* IS II II II l i e Mnran. T W 4* Unknown I * Momn. T W II tl IVIIsnn. X B lln ,.in . U r* w Mlrssthslm. It ______ Ilsn ry R Bis* mn be provided by dlvortl ig m s cent e f th* road department'* gee i n incom e'leU th e 'B »i*M l fved and M M m t M f pinren. A “ -j-rfr-Tt-T ■, .r air*M h«lni. Henry R llu n u r, M r* W f t ___ R ii ,.r S W H A N W Ii e f ................. HI;1, II II 11 l: i* o f i t t l i A N K »* o f ............... .. Ml;<4 a W*k o f HU** • ** * [ J* t v s of HIVU of HIV S t t I I 1) A ll U S nf 141V ii o f Htv s ................. N o f ifsrd Howe N R S of K W S o f s> * t s* N i : s M H R ', o f HNS A W , " f HR S o f HRS >f >1 4-bolooia. p is i n *-k a P o e * *1 I ...I I lllork l> lu,l I lllo. k N Norik I kolosln. P la l Uswk I r o e s * lu>l I* III** k P lu.l I t lllork J lu.l I I lllork K t i n * m ils . P iai Book s P e e * ee lu>l* 4, k s lllork A lu>ls I III l « lllork II lu,l I I lilk II . . N W S o f H W S A H S o f ................. HW S of HW S II I t *» N l l » ft « l N 111 ll of It IS* |l *r NR S ol HRS I * l i » HS o f HRS » f U K * o f ’- i •1.1iidarse. Mrs A s a u tls llrl,*ra *r. corn A Uslcti. Ann* n . ™ - ™ - I t * Unknown |M U n k n o w n ------ ...!. la luma, Mr*. t>*b* L ■I Tnwnssed. W o luurl* . .. I* Williamson, I* Unknown ...........— W U rtnsl.y A llln rk lsy lllm k lry . A II W elrelt, O a II II •* 1* Horen. T W Morsn. T W ^ y ,* k n . Wilson, e B Wilson. X K Msisn. T W Moisn. T W Brown. IJIIL Wilson. H N Morsio T W Wilson. H M « 0 Unknown MM, e l N W S * N S of H S * HRS o f H W S A H r i s o f HRS A HS * f Hies of hRS ---- - —- I] A NS ef NWS - *1 ■IS I'nknswn W n e f N R S Of N K S ■t t| , F,4.i V - «■* : "A : 4* U n k n o w n --------I * Unknown w.u— t s **f nV \ i ' of"H fu — -r*wn*«nd. W O � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 23, 1931; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8f4bb24b7b63cf291b43935c32265c7e.pdf 2f974b7c7544c5bd6417f5347f1bde4f PDF Text Text NUM BER At Hawlu Win Seek To Regain Loot Record iuwpitoi & i' 2 Recommendations A n Understood To , H ire Been Adopted To Assist Germany fALUUUBBfeE; July 21. —Hist which w s j don* today eofntg to Ate to indie*t« that tho Legislature La satisfied with the old method of pUe* ihf the burdia of Caution oa m l rotate aid personal prop­ erty, end thfct it does opt cere to attempt any further to re­ place the aiT vaiorttn tax. The awe cent gen tag wag Wiled. Tho Bseato Willed tht.V cltfafdtt* tgx, a»d refused to radHto the' re­ gie** Iting MIL The other luxury LONDON, July TA—{ A .P J Two recommends lions ere under­ stood to hart bora adovted today by tko asm -power conference considering Germany's ' financial crisis. Tho first la that-Urn geveraaeeats cones rood should Invite the Bank ef England, the Bank af France, the Federal Reserve Bank af the Uidted State*. sn<f the Beak for International Settlements. to renow for tkrpo months tho hundrad million-dollar credit they granted German* for oos month on Jnly IS. ... The eecood la that the principal private banking establishments of the countries concerned should be urged to leave their existing cred­ its in Germany's bands. The rec­ ommendation*, It la said, are being preoeatej this afternoon to the fi­ nance minister* o f the nation* par­ ticipating Hi tho conference far d* termination a* to whether, any technical considers tie n* would pre­ vent their helag carried out. Secretory Stimaon said the con- WASHINGTON, Jnly 22 _ (AJ*.)—A new American plan fat Oemha economic salvation was presented at London yesterday sad throe ssajor powers Indicated a friendly attitude toward the prosunny have reacted favorably tJ American udggwetlotu submitted ■t th# Lend** eonfvrrncu of mini I*torn. A* surly a* tost Saturday, th* • fr ia r y had outlined tha pka t> the- French gad German official* to Itoxto. AX tha tent* time, the Jet For aummer mratl withdrawals; That a committee selected by tha Bank for International Settle­ ment* oy another authority *ooaah with banker* far renewal af outstanding credits, inquire Into OormaSy's bn madiat* nasds far ferther credit and plan th* ronvetblra af shart-tena cradltt Into Ung-term credits daring th* next six or eight months. America’s skate hi thg credit volume U DOO,000.000. France's uhara I* about 9*0,000.000. The American proposals warn mad* public today by Acting Heeretary CastM of ths state depart, ■rat.. Ha emphasised th* propoa. ala wore not la tha nature of a NEW T O a iT T ttly S I — (A.P.)—Cspt. Frank Hawks an­ nounced today Iw « n M lw « « a early tomorrow on a rcwnd trip' flight to H*aim to regal* th# roconl recently loot to J lI M Ball, stock broker. Hawk. .till bold* tko olapaad tfaao record f n a Havana to Nov York bat BoD boat hi* Dying Unm la boUi direction*. Half loft at aoon for Montreal planning to start back Itaraodlatsly frprn tkora in an affbrt to boat Hawk.' rw or i of an boor and 48 orfaa toa A n a U ^ c l t f boro. FIGURE IN GERMAN REPARATIONS CONFERENCE Committee Investigate ing Alleged IrregK ularitiea In R o a d ' Body Makes Report ' Urges Union OfOpposing FactkmsInComv mon Cause DirwJtfd In Korean Tending the men who met In England to discus, the matter of German repornltons payments. HONGKONG, July 22. — lA -ty ft to right. Dr. llelnrieh Brueolag, Chancellor of Germany; Prime Minister MaeDenald. — The iaaargent Canton ggtngvF-reign Minister Curtins, of Oermxny; and Arthof Henderson. British Foreign Minister. ment today announced recejtt of n telegram from Chang toH*h Liang, governor of M sn eh fQ fcll beh»lf of Chiaag Kal Shek, drat af the nationalist t n « n > mdnt, In which the lattra «•■#ttonally offered to rtoHn .'MS OKLAHOMA CITY. July <2. »nkg**ted that all CMp» RWW —<A.P.)-CIUng old Spanish in declaring war on Jipaai ' trvaties for authority Govern­ The telegram ...ertedly or Muray today .aid if Texas poped in behalf of ,,ul‘ WLjMi*Tff puts "anything vl»e in the way provinces la China ceACrtbsU of obstruction” of a frrv toward .ending n half million bridge errata the lied Rivet troop* to the Korean border p» at Denison, *1 will remove it a i7\ilitsry nperstion Ugntost in the face of Tex*, ranger* If tho Legislature pauses pro­ Japan since' the Cantoit gplifAand other military authority TALLAHASSEE. July 22. — Cbn»triicUon of the new bridge of the state.” The courts, the posed msasuTM which will result ment is represent*! ns Wm'ajL (A.I'.I—The beaut* finance cessproving the war proposal, the ■i ro«s the St. John. River, and Governor said, upheld trbaties In meto than 87,800,000 by Inr ap­ mlttc* yrsteniay drove the last telegram It yet unanswered, the take front boulevard along the which he said would give propriated ror school purposes In nail in the cofrin of that stabOklahoma Jurisdiction over the south shore of Lake Monro* into tho state during the coming year, SHANGHAI,’ July t t ^ / L F I ) . . born warrior- General Bales Tax . will . . not begin before Texts hanks of the river. Seminole County taxpafvr* wilt be —International rompllcsUoM asay Sanford, 1032, said Fred T. Williams, city —with an ndreraa report sa Sena­ follow the detention of Dr. Fraa- engineer who returned from Tal­ tor Young’, bill carrying excia* ria P.' Tocher, American mto- lahassee yesterday afternoon levies ranging frdm owe half to tlonary, by Chinese at Tllgaafu where h« had been fer several days one and a half percent on mer­ for his fatal ehooting last weak in the interests of school legisla­ chandise sold at retail ax well as at Tachew of a native mletakaa tion. admission, to places of amusement for i burglar. Mr. Williams said that he had ant teal estate take. Tucker la hold in violate* |rt>f glraned this Information following The unfavorable report, by a extra-territorial treaty . rights tatka with Robert Bentley, chair­ vote of 8 to 0, routed tho last af granting foreigners trial la eewrta man of th* State Road Depart­ the sale, tax >iUa and tha com­ presided over by their own*aa- ment, E. V,' Duncan, state highway mitter. Just to make it a perfect lions la—rights the Chlaeee pav- snglnevr, and R. G. Morrison, fed­ day, killed Young’s kilowatt tax crament announced will esad Jan. eral engineer representing the U. measure. It met this morning to 1 next. S. Bureau of Public Roads In consider the amusement tax hill American offtclala said yen- Florida. and an adverse report l» expected. torday they would ret 1st any afThe delay is bellsvrd due to a Coupled with thg derisive defeat fort to try the missionary tw a combination of circumstances, chief of the cigarette tax to the 8enate SANTA FE. N. M- July 2 t^ Monday and the stubborn apposi­ Chines, court. of which I* said to be th* stains Tucker, treasurer *uf the Wil- of Statu Road Department funds, ( AJ*.)—Albert a Fall, former tion of the House flounce com­ ttom S. Porter Memorial Itoepkal and the element t f uncertainty •errutary' of the Interior, now mittee to all f*gm* of do-called at Teehow, told the AmerMpa which hat so far surrounded the roavtct No. 8B21 in the New Maa- nuisance talcs, the MM* tax con­ “ paol here by was awakpweddrir appropriation of funds for that tro State rraltentlary, woe re­ tingent last night - admitted de­ • native who mitred his oflSgB drparimrat. A delay in obtaining ported la grad spirits last night feat on all fronts. They, abandoned • .. *« . . IU with a skeleton key. There bad federal aid for lbrae project* U after (Continued am Fag* Three) hi* ii^ia tlrdt A day la prisj*. II* been a numbet of burglaries 8| also seea as a contributing cauoe was rannpad, to th* 'penitentiary fat. the -j-*irr. illk n g k Mr WUthe heepHal nmf Tucker k U * llam* said that It was his optMow . lit aatbaatod ncoipt* hrin U revolver under hla pillow. Dr. b g ( N Tf. Ftskv. prison As Tacker awoke, the iatinder that Mr. Rantley had never assure^ I h> eicilii, found ph, viral ailment, pridiued frprn ,th d . following sea re**: ItOflM from the stats; fled and was shot. Tucker than loral-reptoMts that the work would which had been reported hjr phy. »-■» » DUO from the tadth-Hughea fed- discovered he had fatally wound­ he under .may this FalL • sral fund; 99000 from county po’J ed a Chlnrae employs or th* hos­ taxes; 91M00 from uncollected pital. Con lodiug a brief program at m o taxes, sad I from the Tucker’* execution was de­ five mill coamty . manded by Kuomlntaag political vat Ion,” said Dr. Flake. “ We will their luncheon at th* Muntnuma Hotel today, 28 mrmber. of the Tha budget |a baaed on the slat* party officials of Techew. They watch in |«rticular fer any evl (Continued on pago Three) also demanded suspenslan ef misdemc of decomposition of the Sanford Kiwanls Chib puid a sur­ prise visit to th* home of Howard elm activities, payment af an In­ bra it or other effects which might Overdo, their fellow member who demnity to the family of the Ing Ranford entirely," Mr. Wil­ ir«ult from the TDOO-foot altitude. has keen confined to his bed for slain man and an apology from liams said, “ although ns actual Ilr will le kept by himself until th* past three week* lecause o f a tho American minister. The hoe- survey was made of this rout* ami su h time as hla habits of a life, biokrn leg. pm action tekrn relative to th* lo­ lime tan be modified.” pltal Is operated by the American Gem! fellowah'p and a spirit of cation. This suggested route has nn Dr. Fivke explained Ihsl Fall Board of Missions. doubt givrn Mr. Morrison reason w II be srsduaDy adjusted to pris. ro-opera Iion prevailed during th* to hesitate in giving approval In in routine, which is in contrast few minute* spent at the Clvvriia NBW RADIO RULR ADOPTED the routs along th* lake shore.” with his habit of Ut* sleeping and homo, where, under the direction of Kiwanlan F. S. lomson, the Mr. Morrison expects to visit thji NEW YORK, July 22.—(A.P.) section shortly where he hill, for trading half the night. gt< up May several «oog*. Kiwsau Fall was received at the prisoa —New York newspaper* hav* MM first time. Inspect the proposed Momlay night to beiin a sentence isn Arthur Hr*nan had arranged AgrtfJi to tllmlntl# from i>ub* |or the visit which proved a sur­ all* for the road and bridge. (Continued ou Page Three) Iisbed programs at radio enter- 'I n hi* brief talk with Mr. Bentprise to tbs member* as well aa lalnmeats all names af sponsor* w f9 Mr. William. Mid that hr was Mr. Ovrrlin. of th* programs. Ths action Is •toured that ths State, having At the luncheon, President effect!** today. Bert Fort railed on Klwaaiaaa pledged Itself to build both th* Wad* E n t x m in g e r and M. D. 9*w>*rt#, would do *o. and that it FORT MYERB—O. C. G all* ttjitto d to secure fuderal aid. Hlghleyman to glen short talks •■king permit to construct bulk on their hobbies. Mr. Entimlngvr Ttpm Mh Duncan, *UU highway gasolln* station. spoke on fishing and bunUag, . (CfMJnaed on Png* Three) Seminole County's new assist­ which he declared wore his only ant director af vocational agri­ hobbles, lie stated that there was culture. C. R. Dawson, was the a definite need at the present principal speaker before th* mem­ time (hat the recently released bers of the Hanford It-tary club Seminole County gam* warden nt their luncheon at th* Valdes l» reappointed to his post, giving hl« reason that within a few Hotel yesterday. Mr. Dawson, introduced to the year* the swamp* and forest lands »l«b by Alex R. Johnson, di­ rector o f vocational agriculture at Seminole High school, , poke briefly on tho alms and ideals which he brought to Sanford sod Seminole County with him. and ashed for th* united support of lb* club in assisting him put ever a program which bad for Its main purpose the iatroduclDn of more and better live-stork In this county. II* declared that It would b* hi* purpees throughout the en­ tire year, to Indue* farmer*, grower*, and Individuals l* ongag* in th* production of more cattle, bogs, and chickens, de­ claring that this eoaatry was particularly adapted to tha requirlles of proper Uve-ctach Big Squabble Over Free Toll Bridge BE POSSIBLE FOR SCHOOL MILAGE Proposed Measures In Legislature Would Be Help To County Uioetftainty Of Road Department Funds Is Believed Cause [SALES TAX BILLS EARE DOOMED BY SENATES ACTION UnfavorableReport Is Returned On Sena­ tor Y o u n g 's BUI and amondod tko general salary. j reduction bill already adopted by ' the .Senate. The Special committee tnveetifating reported irrefularitlea la the ceadcrt of the State Hoad Do- ’ pertment filed majority and miaerify reporta in the lloueo bat. neither were considered. . ‘ The Senate passed a little** " morning passing several local Mils *f before considering the Incraaeod ; occvpaUoaal license bill. An additional two cents par 1 gallon garollao tax, c a r r y ­ ing tbs promise of Governor Carlton (hat Its passage J would make possible the ad- . Jouroment of the Legislature at . noon Saturday, vent through the * Beast# yeaterday within U talvutee after its introduction by Benntor Wagg, of Palm Beach, ad- f ministration floor leader and chairman of the finance and tasa- • 1 tion committee. The MU was pasted by a veto af . 17 to 11 and Its approval bp the •’ Senate was roapkd with a slate- . meat by the goreraoc that the to- . creased tax on gasoline and the ; Pa.sege e f the appropriation hill, will avoid a third extra session' .' Although the defeat of the ilg'~~ ~l' •retie tax Mowday brought rumera from the administration fastlpw* Resped8;T60neOf Injured Members to attmaptlng to prevent another scealon, th* *wlft passage of tha bill la th* Senate was th* eeaaation of an eventful day, Tko House, during the moinlgg session, had killed Its committee bill adding on* cent to th* gaoolino tag, 81 to M. bat Wagg and. other administration senator* dis­ regarded the House majority, and. war* confident the two-crat MU can be pushed through th* Hogdo with th* attractive lor* o f wiadtof up th* sees Ion. Th* Renat* roll call follow*: Ay**: Prweiduut Whitaker, Se*. (Continued on Fug* Thrwo) • Is Being Confined To Hospital Of Prison Under Observation Extra Guards Keep Watch JFpr Any Try Bombing C.R-Dawson Speaks At Rotary Club’s Tuesday Meeting \ TALLAHASSEE. July 22. — (A.P.)—With • tine die »d-’ joummcnt of the Legialaturd. • act for Saturday, the Houae h today took up the butlneea of netting state salaries for the next two years. It voted to set the maxi­ mum annual salary of 16,000 for clerk of the supreme court - ;! Soldiers Sent To Protect Man Who Wounded S heriff �--- 1 « • M*.*4 ■»tl O n m Y iib , Mi n w hatted In. Gehrig. Tsnkh If#f niost Ml*. RIm m m . AUM I m , m . meet Gehrig. Yttta, I I ; tout pllcklsg .records: Cr-VO Athletics, « n I*. lost >1 M u berry. Itosstsrs. mm 9 tost *w*| •Cta-h, Bsbtas, mtm t tool mmi Although It la well known to moat everyone, thor* w j bo a low penjn* In Ranferd who do not know that one member of tho Sanford Celery Fed baseball team la an All American Inflelder,-solectd by College llomor aa being dy (or hie ninth straight one of the eight beet Inflelder* In , pitched three hit baseball American cjllege baseball. Ho le the Robins, ha loot a brilliant none other than the rotten.lopped l b « duel by a 1 to 0 score to Bob Pittman, the Gator third Cubs when his mates (oIIm ^ Utker. Pittman made records this ■aka their serrtl hits do the past year as a membeer of the Ga­ % required of them. Clerk not tor Infield, and on all stdea, and f 1st the Cubbies down with ftom hundreds of sources, he was M hits, but attack out six of acclaimed aa the best Inflelder In * , ln one of his best perform- the Routb. Bob has not slowed ee.'eo far. Tha Cubs pot two down a trifle since he left higher He plays Just aa their three hits together In the competition. •nth and piodoced the one and hard here aa ho did In Atlanta, i fun of the game. D. Taylor Birmingham ond Galnesrllle. I tripled, and nemiley singled JACK SHARKE Airplanes Use Pursuit Of Group Of 15-Round Duel Looks To Be Headed For Financial S u c c e s s . By EDWARD J. NR*. A n e w y o h k , July yi<—(A.p.)— With $84,000 in the till, weather fine, and tha athletoa In fine trim, thd ll-reund duel of dark Sharkay and Mickey Walker, the good big ed with machine guns, which took man and the good little one, off quickly to pick dp tho rob­ seems.) headed last night toward ber's trail from tho nlr. financial as well as artistic etwThree men entered the bank. Frank V. flluplnekl, assistant **Blg Jack and little Mickey meet cashier, four employes and three Wednesday night at Ehbeta field customers wore present- They orsr the 14-dsund championship were ordered to lie on the floor route for the left-wing heatry- but were clubbed severely In wrlght crown as oppesed to tho ■pits of their willingness to obey. right wing.which Mot Rchmetlsg Sluplnekl was struck over tho rules. Rchmellng, named champion head when he said that all the by tho Nsw Yock staU athletic mopey available wee In tho commission after he defeated cages. Earl Carer, a tellar, like, Sharkey on a foul, has since been wise waa slabbed. They wort tak­ With rain poet pest** all deposed by tho colons and tha en to a hospital ha* National La * games, Boston sallerman set up In his Chief H a w le y , Detectives • t i n oar goes tato the an* CENTRAL FLORIDA LEAGUE place. 0 1.000 lie of American loop pier, C o c o a ____ ____ 8 Sharkey has only (ha foul Burke, be Love and Officer El­ 2 1 .800 rounds hs opposed Bcbmollng, be­ mer Knemur were the police who be Athletics « f as v s aspect. Daytona --------. 2 1 .808 fore planking one low, os a fight* engaged In the gunflghl L oad won i l t n f derision Bl. Augustine Chief Hawley was rut by fly­ 2 M i ing record for almost two years, ’St tha White Hex. Those noble DeUnd ....... - 1 - L 2 . .893 lla wound up his training today at ing glass when bullets punctured hie Lee hod knocked McDonald Winter P e r k ___ 1 one' tho monad In the very Fompton Iokas, -N.- J., slightly tbs csr. A pisce of thb glan lot Inning, pelting ihree ala under 200 pounds In haft, trim In uas drlvtn Into his bock Just * . •ML Bat. the hard-hitting body, his boxing skill sharply abovt tho hips. Do Loro was shot savers! iMtaue refused to let a 8 ran tuned, his hitting touch daft and Rt Louis ____ M 84 .822 aura. Hharkey haa been In train* times. Ilia condition waa serious. v' -to shall hits, 18 sf them all aver Brooklyn ___ 40 87 370 Ing since March IF, tho early work Burke was rut about the head MB* let. Ilaaa and Faxa kit luoa New Y o r k ----- 46 87 .884 being devoted to preparation for • by flying glass but continued tho o r x fs r tho ulna era. Chicago _____ 47 89 347 bout with Prime Camera that waa Boston ______ 48 42 .808 ruled out by tho fodorol court. 47 • .484 Tim Reoatais kept pace again Pittsburgh __ 88 At Orangeburg, N. Y„ Walker, 42 .410 former middleweight champion, far booting the Tigers, 7 to g. Fred Phitadstphla .... 87 66 384 wound op hie training work In * afaykairy was touched for II hits, Cincinnati ___ 82 Yesterday's ReealU '•fait kept them so well scattered prousniy the me best m i condition conamun be nw hte probably ',that n j real damage .was dons. C h icago___ 000 000 lOx—1 8 0 attained In recent, years. He will ,i.The Senators drove llogsett fiom Brooklyn —X 000 000 0 0 0 -0 7 t weigh around 170 pounde, almost Batteries; Root and Hemaleyt 80 lees than Hharkey, but he has ■the mound in the second Inning, 1 mbtn they got sla runs without a Clark and Lopet. the chest and shoulders of a heavy­ hit of trouble. Rulllvan carried oq Others rained out. weight, sturdy, chunky legs, and hs Trent there, and stopped the. Ban* hits hard enough to bother any atari cold. man. In ags and eiperlencs both f. ____ warriors should be at their peaks. Hr ■< .. Three straight win* over the Philadtlphla Both are close to tho 80-year-old •'Efieene resulted when the Washington mark and their ring careers date •Took*, coming from behind In Nsw York back over 10-yaar periods. .-•'the. Isle Innings, leek en 8 to Cltvsland, . While whet little betting there . ( I ’ decision. Welle gave up as HI Uvula . was featured flharkty at 8 to 1— t ‘ assay hits as did Hteuart, but Boston .. and most of the exports think It Ik q weren't aa tlnnly ec aa D e tro it___ should be 60 to 1—tho apparent I , Fmg,. and. roapled with fine Chicago .... lopsidedness of ths match haa Yankee fielding, the ruaa were failed to dampen tha Interest of • not .ferthceailsg. Bllleacourt Yesterday's Results the faithful. With continued fine i.S ftta and Rowell bit homers Philadelphia 110 203 10*—It IF 8 weather, a gate between 9168,000 .Baring tho gacu. Chisago 600 010 0 0 0 - 7 8 8 and $200,000 Is (n prospect, large Bstterlsa: McDonald, Mahaffsy money for any match at this D.Cttntoa Brawn hsld ths Red and Cochranei Thoms', Caraway, time. Every physlral advantage will be 'Sea to fowr-hlD, and the Indiana Moore, Whsde, end Grubs. 200 000 000 -2 4 2 with Rherkey when the first gong Rffsatod ths Rea il Is I to make Boston it one of thro* from ths sixth Cleveland 001 000 M O-0 14 2 bangs. He will tower a full head Batteries: Gaston, Durham, ortr Walker and be will hare plats hollars. Ths Indians poundsd out 14 hits off thrs* sax hurlsrs, Wlnsett, Morris and Connlyi Inches advantge In ranch In ad* dltlon to tko wide poll In tho With Vosmlk and, I'ortsr landing Brown , and Rswell. ths parade. Nsw York 010 004 42*-H 0 0 weights. Walker's chief chance of 81. l.ouls ... 012 001 0 1 0 - 6 0 4 winning Is based on hla left hook* Batteries: Wells and D ick*! Ing power, the short, Jolting Al Rlmmon* was ths only Arnerpunches he digs to the body, his M league Rig Rlx Under who Htewsrt and Bsngough. Mi.ubU to Improve hU standing Washington 041 000 0 0 x -7 12 1 endurance end hla well-known MtMjiay. Al moved nearer the D etroit___ 001 000 020-8 II 8 ability to take punishment. On hdorebip of the leagues yeelerBatteriesi Marberry and liar* erery other fighting count Rharkey iy than he haa at any time this grave) ilogxett, Rulllvan and outclasses the Toy, Bulldog of Itumson, N, J. or. The standing*: Hayworth. Ths lloaret milk fond, promot­ nyer and club g ab r h ere. ing tho match with Jimmy John* ■th, \Yanks 77 280 79 106 376 son, has dscreed that thsrs shall organ, Ind. 74 268 49 08 .871 Immune. Ath. 90 ;i00 76 186 309 JACKHQNVILLE, July 21. — be no broadcast. Ilia, Phil 89 800 M 129 .368 (A.P.)—William E. Thruelon. 47, •vis, Phil. 76 241 19 84 349 former chief of police of Hope­ M daris, R. 71 276 42 96 349 well Va., was drowned here yes­ (A.P.)—Five of seven picnicker* terday while fishing In Trout who overcrowded n small putbontd River. Thurston fall Into ths motor boat on Rummit lake, neir wntsr from an old abandoned Antlgo, drowned yesterday wher' HOW THEY STAND fOSDTUDOE Shortly a fte r'tie robbery. Of* fleer Enamor took o ff (a a plans to soartk for tho ca rt/ Later aa* other plena, piloted by Raymqnd Hegy, haring aboard Firs Cl(laf Ralph Dram, aa artillery officer nara) obaerratory clocks ami dlsla tbs Varld War, left to Jot* UsV* Mghth Oiat,,?pkerlewly '• £ non need flgaraa had contained a discrepancy of fear m lusts*. Bennett Field of/MaU Void Umlr rerioed flgaraa eoocorrad wtth Hair. log. James Hall Falk To Beat RecordOf CapL Frank Hawks FLOYD BENNETT AIRPORT, N. Y-, July II. — (A.P.)— James UaU, flying brukan failed by 7 minutes of ■lapsed time roster* day to boat tha Hhrana-New York record of Copt. Frank M. Hawks. The former army pilot landed kls plans hero at 8tM P. M. (E. B. T. at tho end of a one-stop-flight In which ho left Havana at 7:04 A. M. (B. 8. T.) Hall made the flight In • hours SI mlouts* of elapsed time, Including n stop of M 1*8 min­ utes at Miami to refuel Hawks* time Included two etppe and waa F hours 41 minutes. The former army pilot covered the distance in 7 boon 84 min* utes .10 ssconds of flylnft time, HENS and FRIERS DRE8SED OR LIVE BANDITS KILL VICTIM BHRBVEPOBT. Leu, Jalf « i c (AJ\)—C. L. -CaT Cross, 48, oaa of tho proprietors o f the Midway 8octal dob, seren mDsa from Rhrereport woo shot and killed by oho o f firs bandits who robbed • handful of patroao o f (he club early yesterday. iu m . Tde'seia laeJr%eia#OM the <uu .o f.Q ie ’ jS faw * Classified Adi LOSTr CaaVna ednp roll Beturday LEGAL NOTICE To-Night (■HAL) rf oS S ynS L t itnoIs. . C o u n t y , e*Ufd tk* li>4 day el July, 1 *11 . has riled said eertlfi my attics, a ad haa mads a ties tar las Seed ts lass* eorSaue* with-law. gam eel •ssbrosea. the tsUawtag da proparty altuates In 8 coualr, FIsHSa. lo.wtli Lot M DeokartOwa. 1 Tha aald laad h.laa aaeeea the dais of the laauaare si esrtirtaala la Ih* sum* of Bseslapmsnl Co- Thai Ilea n. c m n um iiM iR Uw •TJ m ■•M h HII tw »« isw. AeJ4 m i i I �m t jM filu U U x . The Q u k n flo v ii o f an eddllforJCf'<■&. aelmroasonable to believe that proved iU own biU Increasing the would *l*o disapprove the Seneftl U f-T«>»nektWi i-tlle. U jrlU W cmUfxlag to ell • Hi the *fwllJ.be pda. T, JOLT a . ren tH (nwardt of r jV of bolihsVIam.1 Hi*' iWrmolWt ill to ho #a >t Mtodrig, although pro [loe* may unit, fjr I eans may be ft iti/rday m> that kn for the paa ler prolonged. B • *• ffilO T lft ;* *4* *t ' U e 'fo m a r king MlgM'tdwfogt W e already Ity.'HiU w lII'sM tlj bo M L it St' httt<MVo end ropont,’ turf 3* W* ifcii or alu I wU) com# * quirk!/, and wfU ft f tsndlaatick oat of hta teapt thou rtpont-—IU*- s i * * Y fe i •monr tho ealtenl, ladtmtd labor vntHJ*.- atttrfl. I report frdm Madrid.'-dad wtlka elected1tip papular rf( tW republican gorarnmant S S S W a loadart aay tho world' \ bark. And th*«e »un j, Would « e fo t o f o +vH,- wUw M .- w r 'a s '* M J u . H * A £ J % . (A tombaptsdor of tbt RopubUc tw > < cord fabric factories * \mr u ■ir4 ijg-jVf1 ' abealawr f i n W ^H l^ w N v fV S itM to iall* Winal kernmneet, *m m m t* rfk*n "with aubatantl.l ed» 'towards-the compute oatab. tjini of the Bpaalib ropubllr. \ ikfgrjta tho adjoilnW* of iyT.lapa Men en*«btv and m . tHiu coaid kart beoai predktod. fl r"* w l#oit» while »0ch lit fa aa Ibaee ara taking plan, L Oitouah fjallia# to Interim , «!W l • m v rtm J ftJ W fS fM tt"* M ■atUfrd to note another. crown •and to Make »[mr for P^tno- Mtjbdara recently taro rltl‘ of ■Virginia a fikrte flam stock market btoro hart . ' Mw«H. Wall Of w*l* ' #1ta‘ V'Al ftr p ^ProbUm ffild Wont In 1^ thing about a dopraaolom a cortalnly goal a lot furtbor ; u«*d lot Clothaa art ch.^p4 (t ebaapar; rant la lotrar; m ara down) labor la cklppiterlala ara chaapar. Yaa, a cartilrly goaa>a lot furthor tni Zlagfald, who know, i. better than man, but wbu k » i man, aayti “Tbroa Join wilt hkra In good tlm4‘ Ij yoo, fouri to-wlti famtlo >, to inspire tha mindi to. to sooth* It | • llttla some, to atlmulal* It; and a low on margin, to giro It Hope." fla lUito, It will bo ■ Rionumont to tho flilon and IndofatttfkbM'Wfdrtt Of Col. 1C h. Jbtw*: *lt' Will M l pity If tha UgtaUtur* folia fe rfro ih. mat top propar etuntlbft. If la ond'of ba bldt.lt prop oaltlona m i pkt rorwaM. In |1*r. Mk, 'from 'aarml poleta of the*. ' I f iba pr.arn\ OttiUtdra baa •fiPtW tlm. lD / o ttOb tkli 'malt.r In * Htrt by Civic Qrou^—bn4* at ll.aali Ih a , In Ntw V, Vtrk Harold Tribuht. il l truth bo known, tho iafclo, Hina might bo wrltton In bioit M In thin country. * '■ ^ -----------ho*'. a hog no mattir wh.ro find him. 1 ho man who’ ui.d iH In th. mlddlo of 'a atrilt •oat to ka«p anyono from’f l u I by him noW drlvoa1 hi. far M mlddl. flft h i'fM B .- iT W ' Hmoa-Unlon. an all.g.d rum runntr Uoad mpnta gaa In aludiaf a e o u l Id boat. Tlia .am . complaint I be made against tha Plot* Ldglalalur. us' d.ludlng tha >U of Florida. f^Vn five mllea.to work on •»hWt, * y We dim* faaollnc tax t y r d r iv e * bMn \o h ie to continue k fight « <aa V* no expUnetloh . , tl fr. T®45r « * *«**»*“ i ^ n i p * ei>— v k k w a g s MM t l dMd o f V ftfr tm •“ » » to tH « 9 > v '{jr n n M w r v w ~ i I‘S hot S t»P baSanother i m aatra R ttaijoiv S n Ifftltk t tary win -in a u 'io m . Itrlct voted agrindt FaU In Prison Ik.or im /t P ott'laoM W al end nodi^bo rilUitH 'o flk C aakatfMo t t i f t r 1ThU «lVt Ik gUdiy Mad., a .’ a taa* fuHlca lo 'ceidMl V iw r” i ,r _ ;------- ■ ] ' “ The univenal complaint 1* heard that Justice ■ f^ rp td Mra'tka propoiltlon thoVbugh atofly and r.peft to i n t#U Wwefabiy. Imtnodlato aftlofi would bo Hollar, but Tho Tlmra la ■urt CMlonal Joan would ba th Work and confer with a * naa i «• 1 t » “ i oo adkgiat^lf liHModloto action taxM f b ' h . d W hit (a propotod la Tar tdo tm. veeadltrthis projectz Tha a n iVate 'folatlfaly uitlmpertaki, drfV, ‘id lone a*’ W ^BH i commftment :nf Albert a. t iW fflW to t iu lad rah' tir BKMmOLM COtnrtT: J • ,d 0 u 8 K V A t W i « 4 U a t . last in p r b o a J te awing U * conviction o f bribery in connection wtui u gov^Tinwm- dOwda, wWlal teVIor. .Tcgce. are (eyt. It ggty.i Who do not sympathise with como to touch 'an bml'tlrom to 0 fanata did the pooplo a fav- ban It killad tha dgarotto tax. bo it wiU contlnda Its good by killing tho amurfnwol tax. people of Florida have little gb arauaamant tblao 1 day a, f^Vrilb thaatnjggla'foc *fta1 taking up moat of IMtlr tirnk, tot laving to pay a tag aoepy they want to b a n d llttla W 7 * ! f.fT ffJ’.TT. Saturday, foltwrinf thu two- Ib' We.htegton, *hd Hit boOb o f t e n n o l l e ad do ia« that thoaa who kfo In * n which ■war faQdwad by a la f f t 'U 'i li* tJaiUd Btetolf, l. McIntyre la anothtr o n eon# to'Europe, bot'ab Jtfmani haveh't triad lo *» Joan ffom him. ' f w taMMhkibj-ih.’kua i~ .1 L ” T rr x a rs done’ ao; It in |r ppocedure. I • • a fo r w r fi" clgaratta araaksn ^7*.A '2? '•if vi»Ur»' *.f T-’.O .. . . . *61 •' i ftm �/ (t’ostinursl Irodt PafcalOiw) (Continued From Page One) qulred to take 11 mill* o ff the ad Isartle efforts to Introduce the new sale* engineer, Mr. Williams Valahn and lake rare of the tix nteastiie, prepare^ Sunday and that the plans'for th* bridgf 7 schools. A two cent* ga* tai.tadproviding for a kvy of one-half of thr river sre nearly cemplet ntlotst ratIon sen* tors *atd tonight,' one prrrenl every time an article that tho plans for Uta Ml wOl produce 94.4SO.OOO leaving change* hand* from broker to con­ be begun within a few days, e efficient surplus to taky care of sumer. , ent plans provide that thb '^r ~ •• FKlUAT, . Power rompany offirlaU were bridge wilKlar constructed at a Tba ranter ibertlng of tba any ahrtakage In revtoues pro* Jubilant concerning the Senate point apprlaximately 2SO feet eaat Baminola ’ Rabakfth India trill ba vided by kdls passed during tb* CHICAGO; July 2 t f - l A .B .) cummittee's unfavorable report on or thr Atlantic Coast Llna*t(J9> bald at tba Odd Tallow Building, three aetaipm. Tha government took another Cait 'Wlia XatUdn LahayY The governor fr*nhlT admitted Young’s kilowatt tax bill which road bridge, 4hus allmingtlag tjbk 0*ftata and Babford Aaanuaa. gunner off the firing lino w W U w murtfttaid 1a la m ■. a a o sn a v In ft conference with reporter* ibis yootorday—"Machine Gun Jack” would have Increased the electric two sharp curve* In the rokd an number of bar fritadi at • daftef "h bills of every rnnsumrr, large and the Volusia county aide. Tba Sunbaart Band Vf tba First afternoon that another extra eva­ IgoGam. contlghed to l-eavenworth lt d bridge -W t a r t« » » ; small in Florida. The kilowatt tax gapttet ChnttV foatarod by Otr- sion cannot b* avoided unions th* prison for two years because he Although a permit for thb'tq<has been another "legislative cat" structlon of the bridge haa baSttp ria Nufnbar t b » , trill moot at tba Legislature rates* sufficient reve­ t^nd hte blond* "alibi," now hte nue to operate the state and lift Wife, violated the Mann act on bobbing up at every session In a the hands of the departmetit'1 church at 9:M. aeries of hill- and meeting quick some time, its time Ilia|t Woman*» Miaalonary SocUty of lb* burden from real estate. journeys to Florida. and bridg* ajar* cn- tba Pint Baptist Ckurth will haaa "\VI11 th* two rents additional death in committee. plrerl. An application for lla' Vincent Gebardl, alias MrGurn « tat« boor when Mn. a praytr row ire at 8:00 o’cloak g«s tax meet the** demsndsl" Us* Opponent* of the cigarette tax news) Is now befer* o/flclala and Demory, will he at ]#av*nGAS TAX BOOST BI’ LIT by Mrt.'Belt/kfcd were giving full credit to President the War Department. Mr. Dun !¥U Morator Thrretft governor was asked. worth with others df thr Capone . W a d 'daUefctfal “The bill'will make possible an foyces already there, and more are Whilst,, r for beating the bill in assured Mr. Wlllhtma that a i * a,t and a program m**ting at INTGOMERV. Ala., July 22. wbteF furibi? rtFthe Senate. They praised hit strat as bridge and road plan* waro C o'cUck trith Cfrrl* Number adjournment on Saturday," ba re­ waiting or fighting commitment, .P.)—Th* Senatefinance and th« pink, i m n , and gold plied. “ Provided, of rouraa, tb* lut Mr*. Gebardl trill be separated rgy In knocking out the bill with pitted they wnold he sent to Waanlb char**. taxation committee yesterday , etee. Legislature pass** the approprialag ISIS her husband for she was sen- amended the Goode substitute gas­ a motion to indefinitely postpone Ing ton accompanied by an appli­ bill to allorate tb* revenue*." 1T, ,,on the same charge to four rather tbsn permitting the meas­ Thai* attending UU party war# oline taa Increase bill, reducing It ure to become entangled in lengthy cation for federal aid: It trlll'A governor was questioned aa months In Cook county Jail. Dm IBaaaa BaVttty Bandar, ~ quire six month* lime to con*fri>*4 to on* cent from two, as tin* House hat-pill happen If tba Houae to «ha WllUma. ’Paulin* Btoodc Their counsel said tkl couple passed over to'Saturday the |jp*- delude on the question of final the bridge, Mr, Duncan stated, 4a reuses to pass Us* two-cent gaa would appftl’ the conviction. pas'Bgo. H*t*n Dengtetf*; Cbriattoa . concluding hte Interview, ] " ’ ■* 'tax, particularly : aa fo when ba IlkGutn’S conviction, an exprn- fry comjltutlonal amcndmrnt far Whitaker irgards the Senate's Lillian Branaan, Geraldine a (19,000,000 bond Issue to llqul would call a third aeeslon. defeat of the cigarette bill and Its forms nf sales taxes aa an afttm^f j bonar great; Frenew entailing the Iran*- date th* atote'a floating debt. aprnjdv^pIreundiolIng^i^BlMv^er reflection of public ojplnlop. "I hop* the bill will be passed," Pearapn, JttVifta Sadllh, Dorothy witnesses from Floflhe replied. “ No man It more anx­ Hate*, Mlafrl. Jthnh'Eutxtelnrar, Intermediate point* who Vary Huff, Mary Buford Fotehll. Aibdffwk, Butler, ious to avoid another session than couple’s travels, added am, nor would wnyono hate more itcb, 'Gary, HarrU, Linirej Hjckbn, CeYmcn GhtArte, victory In the roneerted i f n , Howell, Irby, to see such a thing happen, Bat rive or guvemment and slat# Jana LtRBy, France* TUItx and Lawla, 'Swtftrlnwan, Taylor, Turner an additional session It Immlnaftk KatAfrine Scblrard. yinut “ public enemies." unless revenue Is provided.” Brura Lanay, Walloon -d W a «t-1 7 . J«3urn was regarded as the Her*use of dwindling tax collec­ U t of "Scarfare A1V’ machine gun NayJ:’ 'Sanators Anderson, Ball, », R. G. PfUman, Chartaa i. Of Orlando; “ Rad" Caro, Council, English, lllnley, tions, th# governor eontinurd, o«t battery, and waa Indicted In conGeurf* hloV*, Frad RUh. King, Knabb, Parker, Parrlab dnd mill of state ta> this year will wilh the seven murders produce (490,004 aa compared with " >opara. f»< N^rr, X«tn*—li . hut wiped out the Moran (S06.000 last year. He guv* Comp­ d a r lr . Mlltnor, P*t* apone rivals, on Ht. Valen­ Mot votiag: Senator* Bradshaw, Jack Ayeockr, Byron dark, pal), patien. Gomes. Hill- troller Amo* as authority fur hte tina's day, 1U2V. II* had been found andrlx Lyte*. John Tar. burn, Johns ^nJ Slfurart. Paired: figures. 111 * downtown hotel with Miss "We will reeslv# no money this W ilt 'two weeks after the niatsa',‘ Gttfford Howtll, Bratton Senator Near (aye) and Senator year from the Inheritance lax," the Bill Tyra, Ban Cbgburn, VHUoa (nay).. tr* and both were lodged in Jail, governor said. "W* cannot depend Echols, Al'Baftfdro; WtL Consideration of the House bill upon‘ thft general property tax to tb* girl acting a* hte alibi. Th* am jtiamar, Bally Topa. Hanry to Increase slat* occupational II murder rase was dropped, how­ flttf, Ed Bhlnbolaar, Jtm Span- fames seat halted suddenly on tb* finance tb* gpyeinmant and the ever. anil thr state tried convictschool*. Aad until U f stain's fi­ .r, motion of SfftpV°r Wm i > Palm nancial needs ar* met, we cannot 1«g him for carrying concealed weapons while the government Baach, chairman of th* finance quit our task." built up a <a*o under the Mann and tiation cpmmittee, to parmit The governor was asked If ha fccL Introduction of the tan bill. had heard a current report that tb* 1 In pronouncing sentence Judge Rule* of procedure were waived a* legislators would bo permitted to tba mewiur* was advancad Immedi- go homo Saturday to ^oassembl* la Llndley specified he must serve u years on earh of lhire counts, ately through three reading* and late September or early October ole a t io n w a n t s t o n o w m o re about l changed the last twn terms to th e w passed, when the state would confront • Th# bill, In affect, was a las dangerous financial crisis by ro* a five-year probation period during Thea n ra fu tfp m ry etharaefer cradle. Vibration la thua en­ mjte Ftw Wheel** 1A i W Which the court directed that Mrward speeds, and Jt atgoi of ft r bli con- Mtnbg* measure for support of son of revenue* provided by pres­ Gurn find on honest Job ami be­ of fAe ^faw P lym ou th Aa* tirely eliminated from the car. completely locked OUT.1 erasfed a (refit Hood of invkti ng a brito at the SUM gomnment for two ent tew* proving inadequate. Why do*g Floating have himself or return to l**vrnyears, Senator Warn said. It coo BgW'Shlft ‘ fo re st Even the herdieet of 1100, "1 have stopped listening to re­ w kn ' M worth for the rest of his time, Pqwtr in ccg ed whin all enables you to abapffoa ere *0 amasedaf (A/s V r ■*W'tTftl oil tatned t prtvUlcm for only one ports," be ssld, "but such a situa­ Al Is-atenworlh Milium will mill of nd valorem las on raftl e» oth*r method* fail? daalilng, from second ln» I nos* A>ur fhaf performs AA# tion will exist unless enough reve­ find Flank Niltl and Ham Guilk tat*. That la raquired by tb* con Because Chrysler Motor* engi­ and back into accArnVIl art eight t Aaf they as A eegm rty nue is provided." Fi Fairs |Hi*qnl* wyra. liatad by atltutlon 'far support of public Capone gang lieutenants, already Thr governor was reminded that serving senlenrr* fAr Income tax thr fna ifbofa behind thie tre- neers have not tried merely to wish, at speeds up to 901 Dr. ,Fi»k« aa srtyig qcterosk, statements regarding the fall ses­ violations, an,I other* of his 'fet­ mentfoua eoeompilehment. dampen vibrutkm; they hava an hour. The new, dobb “ - -f- k pWoitej Bl myocarditis, chronic Tb* b ll would becoraa affactlv# achkeved an entirely new prin­ frame for greater sion had been made on th* Senate ing srntrnce, and Ralph Capone rattad tBtorcUttal*i ftW ahd art1 arthrli Aug. 1 and ita reirenua Would b* What ia Floating Power? ciple which rf/aafpafaa the roadability. New, floor a* wall a* In the House ai ^ftHtnilariy o f- ft . a£tb*. lag senetnee, and Ral|ih I’apune placed In tba abate'* general fund. ling beauty. Intern the reporter* renewed their af- and Ji<k (iuxik, appealing—pros­ Floating Power la a term ap­ motor bnpulaaa so that they Tba taa Would remain hi affect farts fpr a definite answer a* to plied to the new and revolution­ nearerreach the body and frame. brakes. Safety-Steel body. WASHINGTON, July 02.— on], 'two .years. pective I- nants. ary principle of mounting the when the third extra session, I D*par(tn*nt offl. v Mctiurn and hi* wife were rrOr\ly one voice, that of Senator Why aad How ia Power You must aee and. drive Ojg one It necessary, would lie called. tesnrd on appeal Imnd* furnished engine in the car frame, devel­ W. D. Bell, Of Arcadia, was relied car to appreciate the pbe oped by Chrysler Motors englIncreaied? “ I can’t say Just now," said the by a suicty rompany. MrGurn'* mgaldat the measure, He said the i tor the NeW Plymouth.' Because thf elimination of vi­ aval performance and ' ' goventor, “ In any event, I will nut bond was 915,000 and hi* wife’s automobile oiguer should not be made possible by one cl1 Juet how ia the engine bration allows higher compee*- greatest englnaering di yallei upon lb pay iufh an unjust send up a call until Saturday nor was imxxi. do I plan to deliver another me*, mountedr, kkan, which give* greater horeeabarh of the' burden of operation menu the industry tea mage to tb* Legislature *t this df government. He amid economy 0n two H ve r S W r o ^ t i i ^ 1 * * * Wfchoot-Intrearihg cylgiven to waa the need of the state, and nbt session." The passage of th* twn-cent gas Tba Upnar secretary of tba make# possible 56 brake-teat iUw revenue. tatior. who yrattraay barama horsepower and actual stop­ Senators Wagg, Neal and Har­ tax bill in th* Senate etruck the tine drawn through them pas­ House with th* fore* of a thunder­ ris apohe for it. ses through the center of grav­ watch speeds of 65 and 70 miles bolt. Representative* composing Tb* till* of th* bin aald It waa ity of the engine. Thua the an hour, and pick-up from 0 i* t»»t prmidapl “aft act to provld* far raising raw- th* administration bloc war* hold­ acao AXD Vf.f.O.JbfWTTOfT engine Is suspended In perfect to 40 miles In ft.7 seconds. ing conference* last night In an (Continued From Pa*e One) Hooryr rftbrr pardon him or noe'asfficlent to delray aspenaea bafts /raw to w j-*j balance. effort to overcome the oi(to*ltlon appropriation o f (tui.ouo and a tamUuta ’hf(| aantknra. of thw state for each of the fiscal 'portion What does yaft^t 1UJ1 and ISM.” Then fo) against a higher levy on gasoline. county assessed valuation of (fl.Norartbalan, aictuatad by a , They plan to exert tremendous h00,000. Th# lloanl of Public InFloating Power do? tltbon from Sanatara Bratton aad loWed, In section one, th* provision A score of things f Plymouth's «ng. Ci In presenting the budget, il, f.m W it B pressure with the argument that fstructlon, , h fhctmty. W Jlftr. Ct N»w Maairo, and tba Car on* mill ad vakrem taa, with Ttie live-rubber mountings al­ Free W heeling combines the Whmltlffc ahtra m eaatl *. | Vi" t tf.**«• passage of the bill mean* th* end reserved the right to revise the tba gasoline taa Bat out In section of the session and release from thr requisition If any substantial low the engbc to rock upon Ita advantages o f the various types now in use. Aa a result, it peri hkbgM are made in tilhrr o f the natural axU as if ing cushioned In ftakctlng th* g*s tas locraase legislative grind. ine Gunner Of Al as BeeiiConsUrned For Twopyetr Term Sbcfa/ Calendar i« r >11 14ft tHtk Mr. ftad •l for Atlanta, Ca. M n. Hart, mm* JtUng. 99*0 ; gmrml rfdie* fur schools, (£00; supplies, 9*00; per diem and miltago of school board, (400; Inciden­ tal expense* of school board, (900; -Salary of county superintendent, 9*000; traveling exprlise* or *Upporintandent, and stenographer aad other office help, 91900, raaktotal of 9*7,900 for general expenses. I Salaries of tearher’s In th* nine white schools, fur a six month« term amount to (91,700, white eateries of teacher* id* the 10 col­ ored schools, for thr same term, amount to |23.290, making a total of ||42310, for alf expenditures. A balance of (090 will be set’ asldo for emergency purpose*. •Isffl ♦*»A S u* b W Ji un.y .r * JM iBaath kr *- *i ' ' B. Odkaa " 4 * ■' ‘ i,”S * 1 H WfrU. In 1Good Spirits In N jM W t ia r y < C FLYM F LNO A T I N G ----pst*wa R ' E m Mrs. W .'T . ofttrncpn Ur r ? ,v » T- Mfb. W ? * .'" PhiljSiea O? ch gm ?iectbw C V * 01 th* 1T W Reduction May r«xly an'XiS tStAVllSe Be Possible For School Millage ■l*«- *'•“ *»"« Vowtr m.*!• £is,r ,:r:, S M u»a medium of financing the rlfimaocy mlftbt bo based. * stala and rutting the ad valorem Attomay General Mltrbell said prdpaktv tas to'th* one mill reonly tks usual rogtlaa Inreel I n - qulrecf 'b y th* constitution for tn X w ia td G r v b d e 1 ' schools, th* Renal* merely adoptej lUb^H said tba ruls renertllj the import of tb* select committee ‘ a priaonar to aorta one- of the Houst/ hbleh spent the tobla senlanet before bis tertal between the two estra ses­ plication {would ba eoHildarad sion* studying atajte fipppres and ml nacUaarlly apply Id Fall. ra*d to Aa* apaper mm an order outlay that ’ap“wlll not bit CMuntil dytar.tbo psrctb son- £ 5Si2H£3aiffi CAROLINA BANK KGH11KII DALLAS, N. C., July 22. — <A.P.)— Two men held up A. J. Maunay, cashier of the Bank of Dallas, and escaped with ap­ proximately (2,000 yesterday af­ ternoon. two Xourres of revrnue. The estimated cspcndltures were assigned to the f<.Mowing rlepart iiirntai Interest, t'.’ lll; tuition for Draagn county lln,. pupils, (1,000; Imok clerk ami attending officer, IlfOOi teachers' examinations, 11190; standard tost* for pupils, '(290 ; gUnrneyV fees, (2M); trsns- n: SOLD ALL DESOTO . CHHYSLtR A N D ' DODGE DEALERS you start out | 158J ..... How areyour tires, battery, oil ’n •io ...i! \ N othin Ia more hptbaraome thajl troubla on • trip, your tinei over, ch you avoid tMa- Stop in and let ua look youi thlnga that mlghf chu tha aJj, nvmoM tRckf. ^iaal and other thh punoujr##. Yqu will r hettar tlm* II you usaour aarvlog b«f t deal of what wedo—and gladly do!—oo you atRTt otft. . . AI yOM mq moA than % ink You.?! R Q C K E Y ’S T I R E S H O P •' Hanford’a Goodyear G oodyear Stnrl^e Ktalion , flanfofd'a W illard UaUrrir* Valtftaiilai bad itatraadlag Baitrrl** Krpoirod A Itr<hi!(rd N B feS t Huai Service H � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1931 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 22, 1931 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 22, 1931. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 22, 1931; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/98d748293759f23f9f9b5f6ac70d24ed.pdf e5c3ed217d9f2146587ed45ad73685b8 PDF Text Text Generally fair tonight iW Wad 4a* except local ahewara Wsdatsday a fli m n . *Y NEWSPAPER 8ANF0RD, FLORIDA* nJESOAT* JULY 21. 1931 F ir* Cents A Copy TESTS REACTIONS OF BEAUTIES TO GAMBLING REWARDED London Parley IsConaiderlng Plans For Alleviation Of Eco­ n o m i c D ifficulties;^ 8on Of Victim A nd.l Other Are Blamed For Slaying J a c k ­ s o n v i l l e R ecluse TALLAHASSEE, July 20. — M a n '.R m ’wik* dona today th a n in tb« p u t few dayn. Hie redlgtfktlat court bill finally ' of many ham ful amendments, with moat of !tbam botng de­ feated. and * u paaaad thla mnrniBf. Aa paaaad It carries A* circuit compadcd of BreHtfrd #nd Seminole aa they are cow ' J .1 ' • TALLAHABKE. July . SI.— (A.P.)—Tha Hxus* today killed 63 to Id n* proposal Is Ml i sevantb-oan) tax cn gaaallrvo by adding a one cent lory for tb# general revenue fund. The Houaa also vjtcd 42 to 40 to abolish tha •tato plant board after a brief discussion no to tha advantages of disadrahtagea of tha body. Tha Beasts re fa sod Is roralv* a hlU paaaad yesterday by tha llouaa to rsdueo th# number of judicial circuits a ^ | judicial judges. Tho Yoong hill to eat gross sales ton Senate's finance taxation ccm. mlttee reported unfavorably tha and a bill far a MUowatt hour on consumption of electricity. Tho Hauao adopted a report «f a special .nommlttoe condemning tho act Ion; of ateta officials In sgrsatng la purchase for 180,000 a Taliahcaas* office building (Continued On Page Three) Speer’s Store Shows Pictures Of Pageant The control window* of Bpear's Depart reant Stars on P in t S t m t era attracting tha attention ef many paaaera-by hacaaaa saeeral ptetera* of the rwcant bathing beeaty context a t . Clearwater, In which Mis* Dorothy Haynaa saproaswt sd Sanford, .are ,on display. fh p photographs, aaven in nU. ww -xtariteJally.rtenr and dla- Helen Date, above, of Baa Diego, CaL, won tha Charles B. Walgreen prisa for tb* winning essay In tho Third Annas! Gor­ ges Memorial Essay Contest Never'Loses HisComposore And' R u l e s His Cabinet* People By LOV1B LOCHNBR BERUN, July 21. — ( A .P .) Praaldant yon Hlndvnhurg, de­ spite hi* U years, la anything bat 'a figurehead. Ha rule* tha cabinet, and with It tha country. Hlf prWar la exertteed only In ■otters of first Impcrtancs, but It is there, nevertheless. Ho has sought to aonsorva his In ■hla prm iwaa. -Whan hi* paor stetA'- th a t. . £ g wadfc without haatat apeak without hurry, maraka| their facta without waste ef words. . During a period of political hysteria, such pa .has ch.meterlasd tha last'.peak In Germany, tha fact that, a t tha head of thw (Contteded On Png* Three) r* U m > isa Ula BMP SINKING DENIED Lima, Paru, July 1 L -(A .P .)— Th* West Coast yesterday denied r apart* that th* cable ship Re­ t r i m r had capsisad and sunk o ff Coqiirabo. * Chnluata, a o a a f ‘Baminola Coun*r*» bustling oastaru towns, will ataga an all-day. plcnk and cvlehrntion to which story resident of this section U Invited. A fro* harbaco* sf .pork aM 'b w f, tegsthar with hot rolls, pickles, celery and oil tho trjwmmgn will be aorvad a t 1:00 o’clock dti tho afternoon of Thursday, July.W i aa lb* feature of tho day* m a te ..; A committee oomposrd ef th* fallowing u MW agtnnging a pro­ gram of sntartajnadrot which U expected to proirtd* consldarmhte amnaamaat to t y k m m t t at laaot 1800 parsons: Mr. an^M r*. R. U Dun*. G. 0 . JaaoWu and Wm. Ja- Preparations Are Being A Second Summer Camp JACKSONVILLE. Joly 21.— (A. P.)—Ths axe murder of W. T. Scannell, recluse, whoso body was found la a gatsgr of his horns last weak, was blamed yesterday on hie son. Bartholomew J. Bran. nail, and Herbert Taylor, both.of Tampa. * Sheriff W. B. Cahoon ordered tha ariast of young Bcanncll hi Kaiu aaa C ty aa tha a in was aboat to have his father's body removed from a baggage car for hartal W ariaats charging Hcannall and Taylor with the murder ware sworn out yesterday afternoon. Three other men. W. H, IL R. and Lea llliglnb>tham, alee are under arrest and with Taylor arr In tlw Duval county jail. Tha sheriff said on* of the Hlgglnbotham men iclatnl h* was aa eye-witneaa to tka slaying. A Ufa laiuranc* ptllcy for (2000 with tha son as henefirlary, was' glirn by tha sheriff as n probable mills* for tha crime. Th# son dlao was named In the father's w ill Isavlng a small tract of land and house where Scannell raised chickens for a Hying. Tha sheriff expressed belief that young Scannell and Tayler dr-va up fr>m Tampa, kilted tk* alder Scannell. and went hack to Tampa. Tho body, was not die. covered for seraial days. ; Tha sheriff w»a reticent on d*. tails, pending an Inquest which will ha held aa awn as Fcanae|l, who waived extradition, la re­ tim ed from Kansas city. Authorities first pry ceded d r tltrth e o ry th* rider BcanaaU w ar kilted haaaaaa ha had reported (a the sheriff tha alleged operatteh of a still by tha Higglnbrihaaw. Then, said the sheriff, the Ufa In­ surance pulley was found and ona of Uir Higginbothams related thla story. Higginbotham said ths murder wet committed last T urt. day flight. Neighbors recalled see­ ing a car drive up t t Srannrtre door. Someone got out and went Intv tha hone*, but they did n»t become susphlius. At Kan«aa City young Bcanncll emphatically asserted hts Inno­ cence. Ha aa!d ha was In Tampa at the time hi* father was killed and knew nothing about It until be was telephoned by an under­ taker. Ha said ha wiuld gladly waive estradltlon and coma back Is face tha chaigaa, saying ha could prove ha was la Tamps. After his arrest yeetehday. the youth was allowed tv attend hit father's funeral under guard. An uncle. H. J. Scannell Omaha, Krb., insisted that dateetiras allow the funeral to p t x s s i The deannaHe coma hare from Kansas City, but the alder Bran, nail was a native sf L*wrvncr Plot Of Zinnias On Palmetto A venue For Youths Admired By M any Ona af tea most Interesting horticulture) displays aver seen In Banferd la now attracting tha attention ad many residents who. driving a t walking by tea corner cf Eleventh Street and Palmetto Avenue, step far several mo menu to odaalro n plot of s lawIs*, of mere than n dosan different col­ or*. which com plats! y covers an area BO by 117 fast in ala*. J. T. Newby, foreman af tha Atlantis Coast Unv railroad car repair ahep* hare, la tha man responsible for tho display, and from all aides hi has heard songrgtalatoey ramarks at the pvr- —— Is* J k \ fA . LO N D O N , J u ly 21.— (A .P .) —Amrrice’a position In the , economic crisis which envoi* Y M .‘i*r - Ml i t ' I.r\* ‘I . L \ fi >!-\ V H e- V ' W W 1I I oped Germany was present'd today by Secretary Stimspn to the aeven-power conference for the alleviation of Gar* many’s financial distress. The ) Dr. William M. Maralon. formerly of CitDmhla University, la pictured above aa h* conducted communique was Issued el a psychological test to determine the emotional test showed that the “red head” was moat affected. the end of the morning ses­ cajnMing. A notion picture dealing with gambling was shown and reaction of ths young ladles sion. It said the conferees had ; ' »• .V>y •*■& : '*• _^ yj measured with galrsnomclcrs. The result of tha traction of blonde*, bninsttov and “red heads" to considered “method* o f Intan*- . J tlonal cooperation whereby eontt,f dance In Germany's aconomla st*- , . , 'j blllt* may ba raataraj In the lm- . moil lata fulurs." , • . It was said in wall Inform*! qu artan that tha conferanca has U* b#«n encountering aovtro disturb- B S CENTRAUA. III., Ju ly 21. In* difficulties attributed by aoma A —( A . P M)— Edward llamann to tha Inalstoaro of franca th at A:J airmail pilot for ths Universal Germany pay for ouUlda aid with r Air Lines Company on the political conrssalona. KvanavUla-Bt. Louis route, A t tha aama tint# It was said J5 was killed -today whan his tha Unltad SUtaa and Grant B rit. \) \ i plan* crashed In a blinding tin agreed that (larmany must rainstorm near hare. The mall hare btlp and arc pirparad to aaa ,'.7. orna not dabiaged and waa for­ ■ha seta It whether Franc* par* • warded to Evansville. , TALLAHASSEE, July 21. — tlclpataa or not Tht theory that a guilty man (A.P.)—Tha House yaatarday ap­ often returns to the scene ef hi* proved, 44 to 42, a bill to set a WASHINGTON, July 21. — j rnrnt, and further prcoY that the graduated lax on amusement ad­ (A.P.)—A proposed by tb* Am art. ' v Hanford poll** department Is a mittances and adopted a plan of can gorvrnmvnt that bankets ef thn i world malnteln tbalr present vbL-.' J ft Judicial redlstrlctlng of Florida. mjninturc Northwest Mounted PoIn a bbral of U gblitlr* -energy, (Cawtinned on Page Three) life In that “they always 'gel their 8ANTA FcTjlaly 21.— (A.P.)— representatives lata In. the: day main" wra* borne out In Police Albeit Fall today became number took up tha bill proposing *a sev­ Court yesterday afternoon when dOUl In the New Mexico state enth cvnt tax on gasoline but wdpepllantlary. Stripped of hla rilla negro named Jo* Jackson waa jdumvd with a nutton ponding f o u g h t btfora Muni?Jpal Judge R. arnshlp righto In Ihs stela which which would bora killed the bill baRR*U»n«nLW>«p him. thi.Qtotn. W. -Ware no two ctdtrg**. - ' ■* • #r sactwtary b riB * tntlrlor was t»f striking- tta enacting lo st October Jackson gave local committed ta acres a sentence of .The amusement tax- aftl' wax police ccpsUteisiw trouble a* an a year and a day on conviction of brought up In tha aftanwah evasion allvgtd buottegirtr, evading trial accepting 2100,000 lo negotiate a and slid rapidly through legisla­ Twenty members of ths San­ on numerous oc»a«lons, and finally lease on federal ell naval reserves tive machinery to a final vote. An­ ford Klwanls Club ware among nual revenue was estimated at skipping, the city whtn Chief of white ha was a cabinet member. tho 178 Klwanlans present at tka . Police Roy,' G. Williams was 'ahlo The rummltmant marked the end ♦<100.000 to 1700,000. to aorurs a perfect case of " pos­ of an right-year legal battle. F all Its original provisions warn Winter Park Woman's Club tail session of Iktuor" against him, * la si ffering from chronic tuber­ changed somewhat, but at final night whsr*. surrounded by hlfk Efforts to locate negro culosis and was weak whsn he a r ­ tot* It-set th i following u«te uf officiate of tha aarvlc* club, U taxation) Flea cants on each tick­ proved unavailing although polk* rived from hi* ranch home. et for any amiiacmrnt up to and Winter Park man. headed by Carl bar* learned several times that cauUtt 17 z z H. Galloway aa president, w a n . Including 40 canto 10 rents on Jackson had just left a city or each ticket coating from 4f cvnt* Invested with tha charter of Kltown he was Iwlirvrj to hare been to f t , and 10 percent on each tick­ •ranis, and became Florida'* new- ; In. However, last wrvk, by way of vat and smut promising sac rise . et resting mors than 11. Chief Williams' •|<*<’lal “grapeclub. . ( APE TOWM. July 21. —(A.P.) Attempts to postpone Indefinite­ vlna" telegraph which ran* the —Di»|wtch*a to th* nows|isper Dis Ths Banferd delegation, while ly consideration ef tha bltlofnd ta length and biradth of Geldsboru It did not occupy an ufflelai; and Georgetown, It was learned Dinger today said a cannibal tribor exempt bathing brarhs* where ad­ placa on tho apeaking program,l-oupcldrilte hat kilted and mittance Is charged, wttv defeated, that Jackson had m turned hare. •nvar alcn M. MslloL Belgian district tha former by a 4<l to J7 w to and received considerable publicity, Hla arrest by Officer Gray fol­ Commissioner of Leopoldville. Malapplause for not only bolnf lowed shortly sftrr, a penchant for lot, th* dispatch sail, protested th* latter by a vnta of 4a to 38. and the second Isrgvat In point af liquor causing him to he found against th* ssaauK on a storekeep­ Rare trarks are et-*mpte<t, ‘ Th* bill first was amend*,] tJ representation, hut far its part (Continued On Pag* Three) er at a village wear LeopolJvlll* < (Continued On Page Throe) ef tha musical program, sine* tha and the natives aaptured him. |jr i- | Banferd Klwanls Club quartette cr they attacked a Kikwl admlntetendered several seirctloni. Itetor, who waa aaved by the a r­ T hat tha Winter Park mass, rival of police who killed 87 native* bershlp promise* to be ona of with machine gun fir*. tha moat active and progrssalva of tha antiro state membership CHICAGO TRADEK |JIKH waa tha teams af practically ev­ ery speech CHICAlQO. "July 2 L I A .V .) Tb* 8anford Independent Mer­ Wallsr O. Twlttjr,- 7H. oldest mem. chant* Association will again spon­ ber sf th* Chlrago Bjsrd of rh pol reman, lost Jin . 23. C_ . . offered a sor on* of ths series of wtvkly Ttnde, died of a heart atta k jrat. (e Danl.l A. Blmmona. of ~ n * rate laonvllle, sitting far Judge »■?* * * » •» ftoop upon being musical antvrtolnnwnt programs trrday. H* had ths reputation of ion G. Row*, tv mended W ant ndalUml to KlwanU Intarnstloabroadcast osar a public address having handled more transactions All fer sentence later. «<* » * • " P ^ s r i th* optesystem at the bandahtll ‘ *' each than any man on tha rxrhanga. . Ian th a t, Winter Park would ba Wednesday night during th* sum­ — -----------------------------------hoard from in tha moat canmer month*. Tomorrow night, starting at Ament tha prominent Klwaal* 7:30 e'esrk, and under th# direc­ ting of Mias Elisa hath Clark, pro­ gram dlroctor and pianist, the fol, tern*tIona| Traasuror and past lowing entertainers will bv beard: of th* small galkry which. District Oovarnor; L. Grady BurMl*s Carman Guthri# In rlaaalessvd lb* match. . ton. governor of th* Florida dlacal and popular selections. ia of ths stiffest match** Of trictj C. Harold Hlpplar, immkMiss Gen* torn, dlmlnntlv* tournament was scheduled dial* post governor af th* dlablots, slngvr, In n series of pop­ this afternoon ah tn Walter tr k tt Stewart II. Bowman, llavular songs. • i waa to hav* mat Hoy' Hal- tenant governor of tho central Ih lrL v Atm Winter, of Sevanboth of whom aro daelsrad division, and Dr. Earnest 0. Ittaah, a fowr-yssr-tdd radio performa among th* first fiv* local lam. paat president af th* Jack­ ar. In a soil** of songa. ie stars. sonvtlla aliib, and recently apJL Handal, in violin nalactions. -•lerday’a first round play pel a ted chairman of tea Interaa' WUmvr Conclvy, banjo sololsL tha following scores Inroad tlonal com mitts* on Klwanls ' Bata Balter, Dalmnd, known aa Pvta Bchlmrd basted B. C. Education. “That Dark Buoojrt," In a hums'Iv, d-|, d -i| Charles Mlltaar Th# Raxfsrd dalsgation w m ads black faro mono logo*. id Oliq Cronshaw, d-1, d-2( headed by President A. C. Fort, Thv conrarts which hav* alord llowall defeated Eugene and Incladsd tha fellowlafi tanly been bald at tea band >b*U, Idgv, 8-8, 7-3; Jack Ayrock* J. Nix, B. C. M am , Prod B. haws proven extremely popular, over Roy Byma*. 3-4, 4-1, Wilson, H. IF. Rucker, P. 'R droning aa many as 1000 persons. Wa'tcr n*eh defeated Qaorga Lamson, Jno. D. Jiaklne, IlwimEach concert la amplified and r, 8-3, 0-8, U-0( Roy HolWr ard Long, R. a CaswoU, Jagg htuudaut ever a public address from Walloco Phlllfpa. 3-4, Adams, R a n , Jonas. Dave Boa* aygtem laeteUed on n truck owned d-2; John TscwtlHgar wan Uk*. J. M. Btlnodphar, f . fK by l J, Tlllia, DaUnd. Hamer UttW. 8-1, 8 -l| Hlghlaymin. Dara Garrett, (J.i* Hays* defeated ' Alien R, l4a«oa, Ray Fax, F, F . Docm la, 7-8. 8-2: Frank Do Boa* *r sad Q. O, Karo. Airmail Pilot Dies As Plane Crashes Bill Passes 44 To 42; Estimated Revenue Over Half Million Alleged Colored Rum Seller la Handed 2 Fines UponCharges Albert F d l Enters State .Penitentiary Winter Park M e e t Of R iw a n is Club# ig -w a m te h d e ir' Belgian Is Reported Victim Of Cannibals Another P ro g ram W ill Be Broadcast At Municipal P ie r pid Pace To j 1 Tennis Tourney Takes Own U: t Lawn OfFriei fter talaphonlag the lo Inqulra about lu­ tes, Gross Fry COM* 4» tada>, polka h u f l T J S P A J S 'B �IcELESY-PEDB Great Hurling By BUI Strickland II Wast­ ed As LocalsMiscue Sr PKTSB SCBAAL Britt If . Paters lb Martin cf Pittman m ' Bog*ro Zb Kami r f Higgins 3b Behlrard * .t Strickland » . »*w7anU that the m»rtd» ho Ptof*d la rtlto jo f bar ta a p a rtM a rty g o a l tm . ah r K y a n k "It tethal O f V W 4 0 0 . 1(0 1 ( I t U O l . 4 l l.l.O J • 4 f# MO 4 0 • *0 M 2 * 4 0 0 ‘.t% 0 t 0 0. 1 1 1 • * 0 0 JO B 1 0 4 4 »’,» 0 Total !.'• ’ 83 1 4 2710 7 Bp E. H. CULLUM. * Seora bp Innings: 000 100 00 0 -1 4 7 In ona of tba hardest fought Kan ford 000 lOt 0 0 0 -4 I 2 gamaa Uila yaar, tba Calary-Kada Saint. Summary: Bow bating In, Cola*, want down to drfaat Bunday after­ M .-rtA J1.) noon to St. Augurtlnb, tba arora 2, Buseay, le g a te . Two baaa hits, •landing a t tba and of th« 6,m c Buiirjr. Stpkn b a m , Baasay, Capo 2. Doabla play, Rotor® to to collaborate on G^rnurty’a proot­ S t Aaguatlno I, Sanford 1. Tbo ganw from tba »U rt waa a Pittman to PetaW. Laft on ba***, ing and economic problem. That b tba cpteUwctlsg and at pitcher* dual batwaan Strickland Salnta 0, Hanford 1 Basse on balla, for Sanford and llm a n d n for S t off Htrick land 2. Struck out, by tka tame time mat raault 'of talks Augustine. Aa far at tba pitching Strickland 0, bp Harnanda* 0,'Um- •hick French and Carman ato tea­ . *‘ men hare bad in Part*. waa concerned Strickland bad the pin*, Uponcar and Capo, They laft yaoterday, probably on edge on hla opponent all tba way, tha aamo train, to attend a London yielding up only Uire# hlta and conference. •triklng oat iris*. It waa announced officially that Por flro lonlngt the1’ HalnU did not got tra n a aambtaare of a b it CENTRAL FLORIDA I.RAOUR tba French delegation, consisting although they acoitd In tbo fourth. Cocoa ____ ____ 1 0 1400 of Premier Lnvsl, Foreign Miaiater Briand, FlnanCa Minister Plandln, In tha fourth Inning, Buaaey, firat Daytona —:.~..V__2 1 -A** man up, a baaa Net S t Aague tin* _ 2 I .. .Add Budget M lalttar Platri and Andre ’T l draw —---—on -ball*. —— ----Prancoia-Poncot, j n d t r aeoratary Mtlafled with this, Buaaey prompt­ D a U n d _____ — 1 2 AM ly atola aecond. Capo hit a Una Winter P a r k ----- 1 « 433 for national econotny. left Pan* at A. M. Sunday for^ondM . drive to Pittman, who threw Mm Sanford .— 0 . S ooo IdThera they n o to raaotet with out at f ir s t Bussey going to third • Yesterday's Hooulta ' on tbo play,. Colo* then hit a Una Daytona — 000 Oil 2 0 i - * p I Amcriran and Britlab rapraaenUdrlra batwaan firat and .aearnd Winter Fhrk 100 000 0 0 0 -4 11 1 tleee and mtatetord o f . other natlona ronilderatlob' of tha all­ which should have than an aaay weighty problem of bow to aar a o u t However, Rogoro let It g it by him, Bussey scoring for tha first Coran - 1 .. 010 001 110—4 • t Germany from financial co|tep*a, run of the gspi*. Craws then hit fiaLand :__ 100 000 0 1 0 -2 111 I and proaeat undaalrabla financial and economic condition* In otbar to Bogaro, who relayed the ball i t Batteries: Joiner, Mordack and Pittman, forcIngCole* at second, Holton; Sllsby and Wljlmv. . . roontrlca aa s rapartuaalon of Car­ man distress.-' Pittman returning Uia ball to first Pranca eacogcila* tba gravity of to gat Craws. This waa tba only tbo Carman criala and wont to double play of tbo game. London ready to dteettsa financial Buaaey got tha first hit far tba M ,7U cooperation with Camnany, pro­ Salnta In tha alcth, a aereamlng Philadelphia__ U vided guaranteee are aaaorag and double to ranter flald, scoring 8. Washington _ M U ^ M t JY8 pro elded Oarmany wlU dactern a Masters. Masters, first up In thla New York ------ 48 4* A00 political tnica and a g m to’dtomln Inning, hit to Bogaro, tbo ball tak­ Cleveland ------ 41 47 ,4M from certain political q |u which ing a bad hop, Bogaro having to St. U ute ___ 39 M 478 iPeanea consider* Injurloua to ami­ leap into tha air ta snag IL l i t Boston *.______ SI i, ' 68 488 cable relation*. throw wild to Pater*, with the ra- D e tr o it-------- - 32 What waa deemed n hopeful 481 ault that Maatera area safe. W. Chicago ........... 30 M ' feature of Saturday1* davalopYeotarday’a Reaulta Capo, who followed Boaaay, (truck out, but Hchlrurd dropped tha ball New York 018 030 21«—10 I t 1 mante waa rolcad In a communique and Capo beat lb* throw to first, St. Levjla - 000 300 033— 8 IS 0 laauad in behalf of both Dip french Batteries: Weaver, Johnson. and Carman gorcAmanta. That llowavar, Capo waa rapght nap­ ping a moment la te r. s n j - waa PI pgr as and Jorgana; Herbert, thrown out by Htrleklande Htrlcklande Cola* Coloa Hill**, Kbnsey and BanougK Second'Oam*: singled, ara*rng Busaay, Craws foulad out to and tbo Inning. The New York .. 000 302 03a—4 18 8 only other h it off Rtrtrkland waa St. Louis .... 100 000 0 0 1 -4 7 8 Batter!**: Comas and Dlcbayt Hsmandat’a single In tha seventh. Nona of tha run* on either elite Blaahokdar, Coffman, Brnatonaatf Th* Normandaau Sign 8bop dia­ t were earned, all af them being In­ Young. Wachlngton 000 020 00«—8 8 1 mond ball team, wtanara of th# directly attributable to arrera. first half lif Orlando, wlU engage Detroit ___00d 001 OOOv-1 4 S Martin and Rogaro did aU of tha Sanford All S ta n In a gams tka hitting for the Fads, each to- * Batteries: Brown and Bp w eaci tonight on tha Laka Front dia­ curing two MU out af for times Herring and OrabowskL , >. Boston .. 201 CklO 000 OOl-e-8 t l • mond. up. E. R. Cnllum *ayo p la y m af Clev*. . 000 004 100 000—8 10 t Boa Score: . Batteries: Kusaall, MOBjT'had Diamond-Ball In 8anf*rd bar* .. n ...in . . - i u . . i i i s w boon soloetod to sta rt tba gnaaa, ST. A U aU tm N R i b r k p t a s S. Maatera 2b 4 10 82 1 and It I* to ba hoped that tbay Wolf* as 4 0 0 0 10 will ba on tha long and at tka fin­ NATIONAL LRAOUR i Bueaay 3b 4 2 1 2 20 ish. However, win or loo*, a W. U -.tlM . mighty good game la on tap, and W. Capo Cf 4 0 0 1 00 H /S m Colo# lb 4 0 0 10 0 0 81. U n i t e ___ 68 31 478 tho largaot crowd of tha Crawa If 4 0 0 8 00 Urookljm __ - .48 M anticipated, ha said. New Y o r k ___ 48 *7 AM Hamandas p 4 0 1 0 20 C h lra g a _____ i 48 89 441 Ashy, Collin* aad Daria. 1. Master* e 8 0 0 4 10 B o s to n ______ : 48 41 408 Chicago — M l 000 101— 0 10 0 Pittsburgh ___ 88 47 .484 Brooklyn _ 010 10l .600-10 17 0 Philadelphia — .87 62 A ll Battariaai TaachouL B a a.h , Cincinnati ___ ■ 32 16 464 Warnoko and H artnett; Thurs­ Yesterday's Basalts ton and Lapos. Cincinnati .. 010 110 004—7 11 2 a t. Lo«te _ oeo too oos—a 4 f t Philadelphia Q00 004 0 0 2 -8 8 0 New York — 000 100 900—1 8 I Batteries: Johnson, Bantea. Batter las: Johnson aad Man­ Fray and Ashy; Bang*, Watt, date; HubboU and Hagan, Bolen and McCurdy. flicond Qa m i : Second Cam*i a t Urate — 000 000 OOP—I 11 0 Cincinnati 000 100-1 I T Maw York - 000 000 001-1 7 0 Batteries? Derringer and WOPhiladelphia 100 301 800—7 12 0 Batteries: Ogdon, Carroll, and •on; Baryl and O’Pam U . HOW THEY 8TANP •Toaterdsy tha Indians won thalr UiJ -a_l - L * ___ _ and __ I tbolr Ik .l. b straight gam#, Ik alralght over Bandl*’* fie­ ld outfit. Tbo acor* waa 4 to gnd tha fial^ndora outhlt tha Vsaa 11 to 9. Joiner started, I want through tba alghth, baramoved whan tha DaLaodars Mtaned, and later scored a run. idlay, Provost, Culp and HIpa hit doublaa, white Joiner Tba Rada and Phlllka divided a double-header. Tbo Rada coma from behind, • cored four run* In tha 'ninth Inning of tbo first game, and wan It 7 to A Rot, Colllna.bald th an to fight hlta In th* second, w ^ch tba Philll** m-eiai V 1 Cacclpello rnrelnalln got waI d lt won 7 4toa 1. »U out of ten for tbo Bod* la two gamaa, white ICIaln got five out MTir l l I'KjtOBI, in# IIM M tri kept peaching awry at tha after­ tag* af Tig* Mlatg of tba Park, '•on, and, aided by tba big bate • f O’Brien aad Spaka, won a d ! • I gaara which wa* vary InftoraMIng. Minor la tba bay wba patched a ao-hit n v ru a gams la AM I P2P high aekosl baseball toarwameet. lla did a rand Mb Udaterday, oven If be did laa*. A high wind swept aeroea tba MMd, and kept dtrnfchUalag M l ona af tba widest beesklag ttffaaa I’ve aver seen. It M I M atew dawn hla alow bill thaagh, ta tha diageat of Mtbldy and H atta, tba Iragwa'a AMvteat klltars, wba get ana bit '• l i r a e n thorn. Hpake hit a JNMiar wHh on* on tr| lit the tM»* . In tbo fifth, white ifl’Brian’a third kit. a single, 'ddtkad |ka winning raa la tba The Senators made It two straight from tha Tigers, taking a 2 to 1 decision whan Lloyd Brown let them down with four hits. Brown won hla own gems with a single In tha fifth. Ha would has* had a ahrut-out but an error by Cronin 1st a run com* oror. . . Tha Fed* were unakla to unBolhroek’a single, aeoring •ah tba aavaga batting attack Web hga bean aspeclrd of thaw W antler, gave the Rad Hoi a n to 6 daelilan over tha Indiana gt tha and of tho 12th Inning yoaterday. That made It two alralght for tho Hoi who have climbed from last to alsth placa In . f l a t garnet. Wiley Moors pitched great relief ball after Jack Ruaaall waa unabla to hold a five run lead whkh hla mates had earned. Defer* wo quit far th* day. wa*?* gal U tall yw about aur’ Den Caatwoira fin* pluklng Porfarmaae* of Batarday afteraao*. Boa west ra t aad waa a I to 0 d'oriolaa over tbo Pirates la Ik* aorand gam* af a duobU-lwader. lla gaaa ap *iaetly ala hits, aad kept tho Pi­ rate* hoary Utters, Craatkam, Trayaor dad P. Wsaor with- wtt.1 da »*t wish, to a*, mdy ana* tha blUd •tn ic u d if mm B»r day •*, by Orlando Team To Mix With Locals Tonight Court, a tia a te fik P lante. « . tk J «t» a a r •» aamaaabsevUtl. ™ _ ” H it'— A.- ml b — M L FIvrMa. • , { mtJ- .*-■ R- J Raltar. of Loa^waod, Jriar. Fasciptg Scored By In feren ce In P r a y ir Of Pope - (Contlntitd Prom Pago One) now," b* added,—and kaa abnwn that It abaroa tba common fath­ er’* grief with o n tran a l »ympathy and traa filial affection." Rapraaalng grief for tbo "blew •truck a t tka aknrch through Ita youth,” tba pontiff launched In­ to tbo need for ^ miracle. "Tha firat ona wo aboold baro,N bo •aid. "la that which tka Bible places firat In enumerating tba mlrselaa of aar Lord—a ratrack th a t tbo blind. may aao, and that those may aaa who do nor boar, do not undontand and do not comprehend. Thl* ia a world of groat compass ion. bacaaao parhapa no ona baa Unght them th at of which tbay ara ignorant Perhaps tbay ara not IDu ua in haring tba opportunity of know­ ing, atodylng - nod appreciating tbs truth that ws know." “Therefor*, • tharo thoutd h* Btebard itau af. last Shewing* not pronounring ■ judgment on th a t af which tbay are igno­ r a n t" Dwelling an tha greatness of To-Night WHAT HAPPENED ‘ LAST NIGHT? jo t IK!t IVAM. Arlan Pay Wray and l i a s Artbar Directad by L*e la Caaalcr aad Mas Marcia Classified Ada ■Karon Comm7 * » Gomrl. Covaty, hifiil, while you Dr. W. E. MncDOUQALL, CHI­ . ROPRACTOR, is now located at kla raaldsara la Flaral Haigkta, 8. Baaford. Pbon* 840-M. 1020 FORD TUDOR- Sedan. Haw rubber, now u phots taring, BOW p ain t fttk .' Baal A Boas, Myrtle Avenae. . , LABELLE DISTRIBUTOR '' Boyar D rat tOa Weakly Ola Monthly iBENNY lU STX H .V bolTU tsl IHSTtoCECOXiO S V PWtNtNR tVf. COHC / \H AMD RX JftD ’ [ -m « T MY CHAia > \ l Cb»A« IM HERE WTT>i A 4 0 0 0 ROtT OH,THEM VVKVC. > T o V T H A O W I l THAT! V_____ CoVERCO *NiW tXJJ Ml N w a v y t o m n d o it N e o o r t! yct MANAQEB ■ T b o 'U . HAUC TO D o TOMttTHlNfl v A oeur rr* V W# want • Dlriilooal M n ig a r U taka charge—Paymapaat O**M ctka. |i>r teas lag M m * . Write Diractor i t Bala* far Partlrwlhrs. LAST T H E w <so.K a -n» . T H E PROCESS CORPORATION. Dopt PC-181, Troy a t flat, CUemgxi. ■ - • r q m to ; MARYMIXUP X o H itl W T O o T 'M M T 5 SWSStfvlA toiloaoMt. - Z C«vi -T * * m T rfo a m -ifr * O w u V ric J T S U COtlNTTR' "ft-A a * T b N T r io u .MABir AfTWfX co u e-u Kkmr 'U im . a T orsW rW m *K i �'.iJtn iT 't! ENGLISH TOR sldsrable Inter** iht publication o a c o n tro v e rsy fi f<9 Tala’* recent dacUkan against LaUs. a s , ha. to* toUw-ta*pU- lh ,-ri>a Dally Telegraph" from ah deplored what the calls British unfr States and ita citizens. Shd.OWlahei lata to the British .“Tllto are return! preealon that all B riU O M look ilU IPTIIM KATSU Whkbithe.dawke *r* tM «M tw-AaUrka.' A im Am w K jlS & r J% tiS a wo,are sure, erery Country haa Ita portion. Or It tnay Mv* been that she waa overly sensitive or that aha wAs com­ pletely wrong In her Judgment. At all events, It la pleas­ ant to knot* that another American, a graduate of An­ napolis, who Has lived In London mspy years, expresses a different ■opinion. IgXUAT, JULY >1. I M l He describes as ridiculous the belief that there.la any general campaign of nnlmosity towards the United Ststei and declares that the Englishman la our beat friend end tAIBB GOD—Now unto him that nowhere else In the world wUl ap American get d Is tU * tn krtp you from equarer deal or more evidences of appreciation than In to, anil to present you fault- England. H# admits that BriUahar* hiyAthglrTlokff Lbalara Uts prrarrv* of hit rf.WIth aieeading Joy, to ihs Kttf**’ God o u t Saviour, ba r e e d majc.ity, dominion and f if , both now and aver. ja ilo r ■■poking knowledge or Keg. Only .. «ee. tion that England U altraya n^—Judt 24, 2fi, |AYEIl“ " l l f God, how ssh t . T ty grace, Whtnca all hues and comfort aprlng." ______________ £ .1/811 ft HIIAHBO K m h tr rmpiuro with tha 1 mu trial, hangar kith tha baa, ;• lauititar with tbs willful whirl. rTyry autumn trta. e vavis uan n^wp/ m.wn|>, accent. O ur film s, when - mi*/ » • c«<.tiT a * a d * - * AB uries. r ta .tb a_.yatb a t * O k C Hardest Mgr. . ; f s n s a •noccira m ia r, a® ; t lowed fat hi*. Isag*s>a-em trance, aa. U..tba..mU~,vUh Hta . coljaga atudaata, tha t bars combine* tba them Avsnue, or fljBt i mines in Wal* i,b*s.the,sem e, fa hopes, and aspirations, aa thy mint ’.In Peaaaytvaak. -> ' *’ * ■ ■ ______ -— The BJlIfcMirdlJlennee 'ill rompanlonnl, day by day Mda.farawdl to braath, want ant In th* month of Hay last h tr com rad*. Daath. —Mabel Hlsipaon. its back ‘to ana of tbs tertr’a lan**," or patting fate yaatb rasortad la IU (las far Ita canning. a « l cam* blackmail* fa, It la on wooden slabs done In w atb r col But, sa th e Pensacola Jo urnal pole possible to cu rb th e m enace seem s dynam ite. I t goes on to aay; Iha Imtal an<| irataurant of Tallahan*# aught to b* With thin Usglabtara any. rb e S*naU (bias* It) haa killed k. cigar*Uo tsg. Now If It will I tha ainuarmont la l, msyb* tlta p it can tlnnk of m m ,thing ala* It machine. Further, tbs Pro­ per rilallotuhlp b itv N n -grammar San llUratar# la m Modi **■ tabUibsd, tbb gramma* M e g aUhar applied as closely a* to raJa all appraaiatlon aI tb s r««#ag maUot-. or dirertsd.ao completely that tha iludcnt narar rasllaas that* U, say. connection bafwaan thard. Poetry haaomia a U*h lo b* scoffad. at, praaaaoaM U Iug.U ba faad da MU* aa piiilMk. i A f f i N l e d it" g s tiu * by“ tbaasam laSuaa. A tboosagidy IntassaUng bal. aara between tha raadirig and ils o h * y e o n r illp a frto u f piuufiu iip n , public men 111 second great» city, denouncing P down to fu ll There ar*. always.] will between nations, I I the sensible people of same under the. skin, (oUt, a yallow )aa(, It not** from any long, is wars anough to quanch hW t * g i t * * ‘ ueshjw Aut of a d*a*n a g h f b i t i Interest In what h* or *h* libs for high publicity fog the prirele affair of the heart- W®pla who ara not a c to n ihrlnjr from maklag le v a, on a Haw lighted stag*. H aa ca th * modern loTir'* Ian* with Ha parkad ears m lsUtrr who, la an effort to sales tbs problrm which tbt* prskaala, haa opotwj blip church to patlaf*. Tht* priTitag* haa haee abuaod, aa priyiloga* aa oftaa a rt, Th* mini* ter found Us therch too main encumbered with empty home-brew bottles ■sd the atpsrlment haa ba*a abandoned. Of old, lorar* c m Id ga walking. Thar* .Wart rasiaeuc pa tba through wowOabd; a bias t* stir thslr muse. Paths sr* now p i tba. Past. Th* aatt- a A betook thsm aalrn to d< the couftitig vn>bhaa bacomf. aenU. The fart •eagrtaad In all t a m rHIaa, In turo p a .no lea*, than la ik * . Tha, pubUe parks har* opeped. to the courting .sc, IS* of the mUlloua who no *r postaaa psrlsrs. A .Lon- abaorbad lsrara who .took to the pprfc on e Sum|sjr aftfraoan highway afoot weald quickly ba Mils sag** of oaculatlag lor- undar Urn wbaala of tha ieif, ah, In beautify aorbad lavar whs teak ta .th* highway awhaaL , IPs a real prohlam, and no aolutlan In sight. mark at- Norway'* claim' whM Ginmark considered that - tba dgmamst* eg laid waa f*Bt$n»o**l to Norwegian racognluao al Gaamsrb’a aarurylRaty la Grsanlaad., The • whoU-msUsB U.. howarn, sot as critical aa migbtbs baliarad . aottlad, a( ktat.for.lh* yoaj w---- c awithf t1'Sconstructive SM an tha firoWtm* fd«(s, tha praasnt Iran* cltjllu i on, tba statu* af llfin tM* country. A Unique and Interacted laacUdn follow*, , conn* In Engllih ashlayad than morOorar, pi tto d**r end b r ic il baaot] the .nail rk lin g u a ^ In dr, ad b re a st a* far caught m la aatuali- S p istff ScKoIarship. iptlaJr t* obthl i LEGE FOB WOMEN WILL BE HELD AT TOED: JUNIOB HIGH. BCH E I G H T O'CLOCK ON T i AiidusT ELBdnB«fm,: iau. J eurdUmcmt blanks am call at ths office-of, tba super » house. Baaford, Florida. n REVIVAL OP THE BATING HABIT N tW to jprnty filar* war* killed y*awhan thrlr plana* rrnahadl ■air. Uaaplta th , rspanalae f the *ky, It appaara that yhprayn am not th* only groublad with conga*tion. in* ara atilt maring fram Georgia and nr* briagtng a fr*e«. And Mellon U stiU r a hour turup* and paying a ag y .L D -n tlB V N g Tba.japorU o* tba r»v*l, gaatronoml* and aconomk aipecta sf the retteureal bual***y .made ty tha. ma sag ara of Ihaaa lalil aaUag plaaaa. wkkh bar* aapari. maatad with tbs’ unlimited SO-cant menu, “whal. you want and aU yep want" at this flg»d prk*. are ant only llhrmtaatlag aid*Uskt* M human asturu, bet paasaaa lawtkeMena of r n * aw v faaaaacklag, aigulfkawe. Ninety. > lblntt wa ha** narar bean under*land—whether the** Off Shoulder*” alga* on die highway* apply part leu- o on* *rm driver*, or Y o to w m m m m I*a* ; ,**a- m r s atd* s ? ,« THE ABOMINATKlN lN WJ8SUT . fK T W H U M T ; .W |t A k t o r h a i e t IHDEffNPmiT If condition* In feuasl* gull* ms-year, plgn ere so terrible ss I* Indiest« ■obuul reached tha point a -many of our Uadlag shock cirUIaatUa Kud statatm ae har* gone th*4 one of the g i took after G«na*ay> it |t 1> difflauk t* gat lad .la.lhi* country,. atrango thU p a y -yplrrday rasigni iU M tftfv ja m y * I �i i W J t l i W ilt AW' ROADS Church Has Itfeetin* After tha osual Sunday Peoples Service I.eigne at tha parish keuaa of the Holy Cross * Church, the members sea** In'‘ failed by Mis* Narvry Whit* for (upper a t her home oa West C rat S treet B. Wright te a recovered A salad and *1r* course no* served by the hostess assisted by Mbs Catherine White and Misa Kathryn Morrison. Those present wore the Misie* Margar­ et Young, Elisabeth Whllner, IU . tel Harvey, Lilltaa Brmnan, Bat­ on Doug lit, Aliev Horary, Mar­ garet Edwards, Phyllis Smith, Henrietta Kd wards, Catharine White, Katherine Morrison, and Witllaa* Morrison, Teddy Mono, Braxton Perkins, Jack Morrison, Wlllttm Harvey, Phil Stanley, Bt. Clair* Whit*. HI, Alfred Stanley, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Humph, Rev. H. I. Loutitt, and Mr. and Mrs. S t Claire White, Jr. Christian Endeavor • Choir Has Practice Hie Junior Christina Endeavor Choir of the P in t Presbyterian Church, met far chair practice F ri­ day evening el eight b’clpek at th* residence of Mr*. Harman Brown an Park Avenue. Th* Janior Christian Endeavor Society at the regular meeting Sunday evening a t seven e'cloafa, bad for Ita theme, “God * Wonder­ ful World." Doris Roche, was leader. There waa a good attend­ ance, and tevaral parent* wars viaIter*. Missionary Society Of •Church Has Meet will both*gnaafcof UfMeftf dftek,-' 'VM r*,.J..F. f lK f Mpasa -H indi, a a d wOi spend hen d y tta f. w n£ her parent,. A ik ad Either tgnita* Hagbey reWtnkH koro# SuiuU| kitkt ipEft4- dk * week .with Mtaa Myra Jehaita ft, tha t / y vanity of Flerid*. ■Dt. Mr*. i . T. Deaten left ItC .g b a r* Oeate* D iatanw ill at.A » * 1a -A Belairn It! foe th# K .B n ." VaR vtsiting Dick Sees. flight Social Calendar R IR. n c r e a s e As Mere TFR8DAT, Basinas* and aortal mooting of the Co-Bd Class of tha Fttet Meth­ odist Church will meet a t *:0* P. M. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geerge Hi 81m*. South Oaaairoa Avenue with Mr. and Mr*. Rodney Cappell, and Mr. and. Mro. Staa* the hoots dad booted**a. WRDNMBQAT. • ' •*. Circle Number Two of tha Chriatian Church wilt M m * cave red dish luncheon at ’the homo of *r». Chadian, cemor-Ntalh St. an d C m A m in e . • To Bolster C r e d i t WASHINGTON. July iU — (A e .)—The Interatato Commerce Commission waa told yesterday by an Investment banker that «pproval of some Increase In freight rate* aaon If net the full Hi peacant ratae naked by the Haas would M a te r railroad cred it F alnaaa R. Dick of New York, made this statement In response to quaatloaa by J . F; FtnoHy, Washington attorney. Ha had boon naked If ho talk Paul Jones has returned from Manatan, TV*w*v wtae* ho aeiaoa ifcnied hia wife, aad aona, I lard on and Dale, to vrtajLwtth Mrs. JMms> abler. Mea.- IA-WiUi*. and has father and mother, Mr. aad Mr*. J. P. Martin, ef Uvalda, Tessa. Von H in d e n h u rg b D e s c rib e d 'A b No F ig u r e H e a d freight (Continued From Page Ok*) nation there standi a man whom nothing ran throw out ef hi* poise ha* been of Incakatabl* benefit to the nation. v Th* presidents daily life ta one of unswerving rerutartly. An early riser, von Hlodvabury May aaualty be seen soon after 7 A. M., strolllag through th* garden ol tha presidential mansion, ac­ companied by hla ihepherd deg Rolf. One of the penalties which th* president nay* for hta hnge stature and rharartarisUe square features ta that he ran never vxtend thee* strolls Iwyond the presidential garden -n o t even to th* nearby hlatortr Tiergarten. There ta no Incognito passible for him. All traffir would be stopped by crowds should he The busier** and program meet­ ing of the Missionary Society were combined when the two group* met Monday afternoon a t the Methodist Church with Mr*. C. O. Bdrv, presiding, and Mrs, A. K. Shoemaker, conducting the devo­ tional. After th* - discussion of bet ta n *. Mrs, Shoemaker gave a Ills day begin* nt 7 A. M. talk upon "the llliterar. In the U. First comes the gwvoniment press bureau report eel H i- ta given a An fra aad sweet course wan resume of ,lh* world happening* than served In the anaes by Circle during the last 14 hour*. They Number Flea. most be short, concise, Interest­ ing and arranged according to CHRIBlTAN SCIENCE the Importance of th* events. CHURCH EH Th* reporter ran vaHren- his talk "U fa" was tb* subject of (tie by Ia ter* peeving hta news with Lesson-Sermon le all Churcbei of but the president Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, July quo* tied* If. \ . Tb* Golden Teat w** from John K ilt, "Ae tho Father hath life in himself) ae hath he given to the Aa th* president la a widower Son to have Uf* In hiauelf." ' Among th* tltattaoa which cont- an of (M r's wtfp U th* official first tady ef the- lead and offlfollowing from th* Bible: "My so*, rtaU* at , dinnesst, , With on* accord those who attend to my words; Incline thine per unto my sayings. For they are have Levit rnsivsd by the-paaaiMBs unto thoa* that fled them, end dent testify t( hta.great utjechealth to all their flesh. Keep thy Uvity *ad broad-mlndodnevs as baert with all diligent*) for out *f well a* to hla kindness In Judg­ It nr* - th* Issues of Ilf* (Pr*v. ing men. I'xUsnlly. Im listens t» views that run counter to hla 4R0, 21. 23). Th* Lea**n-H*rmon also Includ­ owns. Alf.ihg' eaha k (takvety and ed the following passage* from th* rrankncaa. IU else deasamL per­ Christian Brtane* textbook, "Bri- sonal nkxtaatlp .Sand simplicity, ***s and llm lth with Kvy to the Brriptbrea," b , Mary Baker FAdy: "Tb* way la straight a n j narrow, with appoioU wMrk lead* ,to th j understanding that c*4 tajthe only Ufa. I t (a a warfare wHh the ftaah. In which partmrnta! chief*, rates while general com­ modity rlee* ale dropping, aafa, tag tr Dick' thought such, a pro­ cedure scanemic alty sounA DW r replied that raUremla could not help the decline in commodity price*. Tnxec and loa- appeal ef the railroa d* might have th* rffeet of-alarming some Investor* but other* wauld be encouraged through th# beltaP something Would tie dea*. Some action ta imperative, ho said, ad­ ding he felt th* governaaont could find some way to aid tha railroads. Dirk added: "I have never seen tho banka so full of' money, nor have I over seen such a demand for aound Investment*. I think Ihr rat# - Increase wauld be e psychological factor In bringing a rd o rn of much needed, confi­ dence." Th* commission called fog testimony from the short line representatives and Ben B. Gala, an attorney, announced they had been unable to complete exhib­ its. lie told Commissioner Meyer, presiding, that ha had filed ap­ pearances for IS3 short ’ lines supporting the petition. Fortyfive lines, he aald, opposed Vthe Increase and some have nod,yet replied. the Cleveland. Ohio, Chamber, of the CJeveUhd, Ohio, chamber of. Commerce, supported the plea far - Increased rate*. Members of bis organisation fool, be said, th at the requested begtseatal increase would meet the pea n u t suitavnd emergency. AT THE Q A E trob ttreagr'baar. Something m art b# don* to roh«v* mat **(*<*„ whtah 'la.* M m paaatag. *(f OMT H * M i a t th* rat* of 10 p*rc*wt (Continued From Pago One) by Senator Hodgas at TaDakasoee. Tha Senate pa mad a-bill appropriaiiag. «BM,000 final the grains! rvrsauo funds to re­ pay tenetiaa of the internal Inappiariatad from tha la*preva­ l e n t fund by tha Lag Uiatore for eW tanetlon sad maintenance of hulWagft • a t atats . institution*. Tha Sonata billed tha cigarette tax bill yesterday, vatlog f t to I I for indefinite postponement of c a t of the principal measure* oa lag program ., • The surprising margin ef Sev­ an rate*.-m oih largo* than foe* of the hill had aaUetpated, ended a tight that baa gripped the legislature afatoe- tbs begbutlng of- th* second antra aaaatan. The cigarette moasatw ranaat • b* re­ vived unlesi another bill la m — ‘ b y . tho Houao and seat la lb* Senate. Thta counter wave, edmlabtration bod a n admitted b a t night, is Impaohahte They fan** rvalited th* Sonata majueity aaginst a cigarette ta* la to* strung to ore sear**. President Whitaker ta d other Bonn tor* participating' In th* flgM against the bill decided that carry Irt* a nation to IwdcflnlUty postpone would be preferable te ' letting th* nuasurs get U final runsideratfon. A-' ton!**•new, held yeotarday mamiag, leaaltrvl in the adopt!oa of a ggMIted «r procedure that kUI* 0 bill f Just as- affectively aa a veto on final passage. The wis­ dom ef this decision wea shewn In the natron*#- with the roH tailed Iwfore the taauea Involved te the hill roaid. threw the Sen­ ate list., a general debate. iThe roll rail on the met tan to Indtflaitrly post honey made by Banatsr Harr Isom ef Palmetto, Member of the committee on IP ildcnt Whitaker, Benater* am * . Anderson, Andre gra, lshsw. Taro; (Tayhe, tJounvll. pell, English. Clrisen. Gem**. Harris, Harrison, Johns, Kingifnabb. Naeli Stewart, Swearing* M, Taylor aad Wetaop—H • Against postponement: Sena­ tor* llell, Bulltr, t'hownlng, Rutch. Uary, llllburn. Illneley. Howell. Irby, Uwla, Far her, Farrisk, Turner, Wngg, and-Young S Senator Hodge* not prrsent. Bill ram* a y e n s.wrlat *id*(. Th* Senate waa In the midst- of the orvupaUetml lieeaoe tali wtan Senator Andaman of Greeavlll# raised the point of order aad * H sustained by BMalor Sweariugoa uf Bartow, Who had lieen rg’ltd to the rostrum a* presldln| of­ ficer , to give Fresident Wbilpher a chance to fight the bill un the floorMeant* procedure provides that a motion far indefinite postpone­ ment of any bill reported uuXavr or ably by • commit!** mutt be made be the committee chair­ man. This put It up to Senator W agg,. palm Beach, head of the flaaste* committee, to make surh a motion because the cum m lttsr, voting 7 to n, .had re'eoteA thv taiL W age, huwrv*v, naked the Meant* to take atlie* on th* aas*edm*nt advpted by hta mm■aMta* te the bill aa eent uv, r freai th e Ileus*. Tb# a a v s d v - s v th* rat* would have 'll* was found tb hate about two1 fium f> and 10 rents a package doten flya on hta Jaw*-, aadhlag a1 In a flat 10 percent af th* retail regular braid of them, and when1 price. weighed, h**tlpp*d th* scale* at Whitaker promptly railed atSZ pounds. (Veracity not vouched1 tentiam to th* Senate rule, de­ far). manding that th* finance com­ mute* rhalrman make th* mo­ Another on* that waa Interest­ tion and Wagg, samrttng under ing, cteKvrnrd 29 loons whlrb were' the rebuke, eiplaliwd hla rowkilted In immediate succession by suns fa , wanting la got th* Kenm p man Ix th ta fgshloni II* noted1 ate te act on the amendment and that there were p number ef comu1 then take up the motion to In' definitely postpone. “Your rommitte* rhalrman," ’ Wagg aald, “doe* not feel par1 ticutariy pleated with the Impll' rattan that he woahi not fulfill 1 hi* duty. 1 Iwlst, however, that | we act first on th* amendment because R waa approved by th* ' rommitUf prior t* Ita unfavor•U s report sa th* bill as amend*A*2Th* man that laid thta also tetd Whitaker then read th* nil** of a catfish that weighed 171 pounds, that ha had caught a r tr bait, that la hta yeath. when he wauld shoot aqwirreta, h# would never shoot taU i ha could aim aad hit tkalr eysbalta, prefetrlag get U kill lhta* If h r l« 4 t* Phoot at any other ap*c • sum* 'ether member of the com­ mute*. |f tb* rhalrman refuses "H I make that motion. Mr. FroaMank" aald Harrison. "I am a nqmbwr af th* committee aud think ww should rata an that I want It dial Iicily oaderateed qutallaa bafar* w# consider any tltata Ihas 1 warn MCNATOKS tell sm e a d rn a f WHh th* mattaw bafar* It. «he Mengu gw a illtad with th* two- Florida U faeiag M u m to toltaps#." A wider aprtad of lh« tax bur­ den, Wa|V continued, le manda­ tory It U*e eipeMW ot a late teretptmeol are n A aad the railing* on real eaUVe la elimi­ nated or materially reduced. Be denied the claim* of newspaper pebMehera th at thelr advertising incomes would be hard hit If a ctyarotte tax bill la enacted. The climax ot Wage's speech waa hta recital of flguro* ha dalma ‘ were sent to t’oaaptrollec Amen by tax collecting officials of atgUe levying oa cigarettes. The Houth Carolina tax, he said, coal only four percent of It* total yield le collect and Georgia'* collection figure*, he rmphailiad, touted only MA2VIJM lest year and t i U U . i l for the first six months of this year ae compared to net reeelpU of |l,OSl,7aL "Thta authentic Information." Wage said, "shows a-decided mis­ apprehension b e in g created though atatemenU made before the Senate committee. I wish there w as a Santa ClaiM. I wi*h we didn't have to levy any taaea. But th a t day has passed. We have ru t operating expenses to a minimum bepead which we dare not go In tha Interest ol efficiency. We meat give wider spread to our tax burden aad take more pee pie Into the tag pkturex" Whitaker made hi* first talk after Wagg finished, railing a t­ tention to the fart th a t-fit costs the state 11* 11 a minute to run the Legislature," declaring long dt bite was useless oa a measure that had been killed by S7 out of 2* state Legislatures, aad that the bill, If enacted, would ereale aa espionage system were# than anytblag- ealstiag In red Russia. Senator llllbura of PaUlka, use of the chief advocate* of e|. fa r, cigarette and ether ao-ealied nuisance taaee, emphasised the nped far revenue from new source* - and the relief of the burden on reel estate. "But- every time we consider faUtlng a new source," he comK lned, "hawk go up to high van. We are told 'oh that will ruin us' and this Senate has been delayed with propaganda In the state press against this bill." Citing other statec taxing (Continued From Page One) ume of credits to Grrraxpy has been laid before , the Interested powers at the London ministers' conference. Acting Secretary Cas­ tle of the State Department made Snown today the details e f the >rmal suggestions approved by President Hoover for relieving Germany. At the outset the American pro­ posal placed entirely In Europe's hands the solution of their political problems. The American proposals were ronfined to basking opera­ tions. It suggested that the maintnwmrr of present level* of credit b* supplemented with continued measures by Germany to stem the Internal tide within that country. Chancellor Heinrich Itruening of Germany derUied early this morn­ ing, unless something new develops today, to withdraw his plea for a fX'MOO.OOQ loan for Germany and to ask, for the present, u u l£ fo r a continuation of the present short­ term rredita estimated - at |t< 6.000,900. The German chancellor’s decision was m ale on the ad rice ol 1’rlnn Minister MacDonald. It would stand, ta said, unless entirely new viewpoint* developed out of today’* sessions of the seven-power con­ ference and any reference to a f lEA.000,000 loan will not be made uatll late, at least. The* sltigUiert, a* Uie •British prime minister I* said to have preornlrd It, Is as follows; The only country from which i Germany ran got a long trrin largf loan at prrsent Is France. France, at Ita present statu* of FrancoGerman relations, ran not makT such a loan unless political aad financial guarantees are given b | i Germany such a* tha German chan­ •cellor, In view of the attained sit­ uation at homy, could not jdv*. Premier l-aval, hr said, under­ stands Chancellor Ilruc-nlngV po­ sition fully, but at the »*mc time be ran nut let up on the ronJItlon*. Germany's problem, therefore. Is te a* restore th* world's runftdenrr that a t (he soonest possible mo­ ment a targe loan ran be floated. 1On* practical roran* wilt Im> for Frlm* Minister MacDonald and Forrign H erniary llrtuler-son soon te 1 visit German, for a "tinm an chequers" rnn(rtrnre and for Fie1 ]miar (.aval and Forrign Minister Ultand to follow with a visit to 'Merlin. By thus Improving luternatlnnsl relations with Germany, It I* hoped that the time may not be far distant when, without- political guarantees, such ** are now in­ sisted upon b , French public opin­ ion, the flnhnrtally strong nations can grant a - substantially targa, tantlak. I adviK-ated a tax on new loan. Meanwhile, th* seven power* al clgaf* end rlggn-itf* In my cam­ paign and I refuse (p be bull- tb* ’conference will assure Gerdosed. If w* beat thti bill w* many tlm l-lh* existing sburt-teria might aa well go home and II credit* will not be withdrawn as would lv a pity for th* l^g iila long aa Garmany, oa tier part, lure to adjourn without' dolnj make* a further effo rt to get her­ something fur th* relief of res self, out o f the difficulties Into whl*h ah* waa run alike the Hoov­ estate.” Negro Returns To C rlip e^Scene A nd Is A r r e s te d of a rhickrn. Officer Amleraon made th* arrest In that case. A. A. Johnson, rutarvd, *•< fined |IB on a rhatg* uf pussessIng liquor, lie h*d bu*n arrested by Officer Williams. Murry Robinson, colored, plraded guilty to a rhargr uf dUoiderly conduct and waa fined (7.M). Of­ ficer Gray mad* the arrest. Annie Mclntash, colored woman, charged with disorderly, ronduel, was flAtd »6. Officer' Anderson mad* thv arrest. Minor Edge and Abraham John­ son, colorod bnj,- charpnl with disorderly condv*4, v r rr finest It iweb. T h e, had been arrested by Gffleera Williams and GMy. rolarad mow, charged with high­ way robbery near Kissimmee, who ■ere raptured b- Officer Wllrox after ha had to fir* several shots at them, bad their cases Iran*. (#rr*»l t e count,, roart for artta*. Tha aegriw* bad held ap another negro a t th* point of a run. Tb* case* of Essie Mgr Williams and Elijah Went, rotated person*, charged w.th disorderly sawdact. wrr* eewtinueil until Friday a flawBOM,-whit* twu chargee agwtaht Angoatua Clair, aitagad telaevd e r plan waa firs t anauunrt-d ami which in thefluwlvta have nothing te do with the Ifoovrr plan. Chancellor Uruenlag was said to be willing. If the real of tha con­ feree* feel like I'rlm e Minister M acDeaalJ about th* m atU r, to wall until a more (am iable mo­ ment, poaalbly autum n or oarly w inter, to reiterate hta plea fur a new leng-term loan. If Germany now drops her re­ quest fo r the fm.DWI.OOO Joan the confvrenr* here m a , be uf short duiaLun, possibly lasting no lung­ e r than Friday. I'rlme Minister MacDonald, however, It I* said, does not intend to adjourn lit* con­ ference the* but rather- to "hold It In abeyance," In other, words, to continue It with minor functionarlea ami to rail th* principal statesm en logrtber again when tha situation la npv. This, It was hinted, might albly Ire In Heptrmber. * ~TFiim* Minister MacDonald, opening the momentous sessions of I he heeds and near heads uf seven of th* world's greatest governmeet*, last evening, warnt-d of th* eeeossily of finding a solution uf th* prom pt crista centering In Germany. A fter sitting for an huur and thru**qua rter*, during wh|cfi th* print* minister* of G rrat Byitslu, F ian re and Germany m aityiahqrt addresses, lira meeting waa ad­ journed until thta furenuun whan IU bark wilt be taken up in earn­ est. Th* keynote waa suunded by Mar Donald In hta opening aihtraea. "The present movement may b* on* of the turning points In th* hlglory of th* world." h* aald, T e r good or III. If w* ran not find 9 sohitlo* of th* prrsent crisis no on* rag foretell what political and flwanclgt dangers will- foltapi.F jle uutilrssd. Ik* drop .in rkip- (Continued From Pag* 0*A )v -j set a t two cent* the tax ticket r u lin g 40 cfata on leak,-MM] this was talaed. Tha bill ortTtaqSi provided for * five-root tax upkwv and Including th-cent adm ittaaM with 10 reals from that 'paint- to ; II. The roll rati on final petalg^r * Aye: Speaker Lowta, AadanitarAndrews, Beasley, Black, lira*a. Bullard, Buraollo, Collier, ttevtq,Flnlaysnn, Hagan, Harrell, H ortit (Madison), Kannor, Keen, Kehoi< Kelly, Kennedy, Larson, lacs'M«k» Stone. Strom, Taylor, Tang *4 Tomasello, Trammell (C tlta i M , Walnwrlght. Warner, WSatfaeoSg,Whit men. Wicker, Wood, Y saa lf' 44» ' : • /« Nay: Atbury, ltarrog, B(di," Bledsoe. .Booth, Blount, RfaqL', ('aidwell, Chapman, Coffta, D (a£ Douglas Durrance, Elliott, Fdllif;' Goff, Holmes, Horn* (Jacksoaj, Kendrick, I we (Highland*); L H ; (Manatee), Iwwh (I'alm Bepch),' Madison, Mason, >fkthewe - (Pi*val), Moon (Marlon)), M r^enM t Ptge, Parker, Peeples, Prlne, Bmp erta, Rohlneau, Row*,' HUyaC#'' Trammell (Brevard), W lJHB Ward, Watson, Wentworth/ Zlm—12. Alwent: Blood worth, rhappall, Ijmllrr, Nordman, HlfdgP, BmlU* Strickland, Ktnrkta, Wester. With passage of the xipuMmigi ‘ ta i hill, the added one-rent gag * , line tag bin. another, of the i r o n of revenue measures recommtndeg by a special House roiqmlttfv, « M 1 brought up for action. Th* House, In the first sp*ett>session, refused te consider f kUt J proposing two rents added tax -takgasollue, • ■ Representative Parker, I.(o n ,-In ­ troduced an amendment to klft tWP* bill by striking it* eneettng hut ilebate on this and substitute-* amendments and long drawn’ M ea/ erdurr over motions to adjournWM'* Inyed a vote until • o'clock ggJuurnmenL >\ I'nrker defended hta motion lip r charging the proposed IncreOH |*>* gesollne taxation we* unjust. RMM rraentatlve Mathews, Duval,1 Ate*’ guvd that th* automobile evntyfo new la the highest taipayor, eW 1 not, he aald, the real aatate ownhc* aa proponents of th* bill InaUUM-l Speaker Lewis, Gulf, taking Mg place on the fteor, drelered I M 1 iwgialaturu muat do something farcounteract a cigarette • tax lobby, which, he charged, waa "hrougM'* her* br newspaper* a* the m ist, powerful lobby In Ploride'e exle*)tenre, notwKhntandlng report*" that th* gentleman downstair* bgg a U-en doing some powerful lobby* log.'* 't (Uvernor Carlton's office la ‘ atel the first floor of lb* capital. srwlse it will b* dlfflcett to Btg^fr off th* floud bcfoiu It haa'ovqm* wbtlmed th* wbol* of rentrel Ktf-rupe, with consequence*. suslal aUdpulltlrah aa wall as purely ffa M t rJ*L which no man can •MlmMSK* I'rrntlce U v sl (ulluwegDonald. II* outHntd thy court* a t' th* mteting which took ptare tk Faria taat week and explain*! 1h* spirit In whirl* th* rpitvarvgty had been Initiated, rsprrsslng h< of eultahorolion between Fdai and German, for th* tv*torsi of confMaee* and credit In i world. Ghpneettar llruenlng of Germs them UI4 ol hta roowtry's pH) lie stressed the necessity, foreign rieditor* to -reaa* iwi drawing their crodlta from 0 many and pleadvd fair b loam l.MOjPQt.NW 1n ark y ’(about Ml tMMhgOki and tha <afiUiAuU*si abort’ term ririKta amoanllng j proaimntaly I* another |125,0< llOD. Tb* Kcichsbgnk golj and ( ilg h txcliangs coverage, h« *( most b* ennslderabl, "breading After th*. adJuurppsMh ef I conference, th* p• W S I O W r ' ivprnmrntal itked until a Wwtches Waitekm* been Insufltahrqt ! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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VOLUME XXII Member Aaeoclated Prr*a SANFORD. FLORIDA. MONDAY, JULY 20, 1931 Naval Balloon Lands M S BRIGHT STATESMEN OF U.A tS.New State Town WORLD GATHER To Win York Elimination Race TOR AVERTING ATBIGPARLEY P H A N CRISIS Most Significant In­ ternational Confer­ ence Since War Is Convened InLondon TALLAHASSEE. July 17. —iJTnever will be able to undeifatand why it ia, when we a n in jto awful rush to get I rough with the business beua, the House and Senate will vote to adjourn over {ha week-end. It seems to me , t o be against the wishes o f a .majority, yet when the vote is taken it almost always car/ * ! $ ; ____ Things very quiet again today. Most House members hers gone ' \jio m a , or to sons* nearby rsaort, and tbs Ssasto Is wurklng with a bars quorum. It appears doubtful. If it will base that many for tba afternoon session. 1r 9 The 8eaata Is working today on thy IIrenes tas sehednle bill. It la a longer drawn oat affair over there than it wao in the House, but It la a question whether It will pass or not even afte r.lt,la amend­ ed Ilka many of them want It. . If the House could ever gel the legislative machinery down to ac­ tual work, and Kop all these Invmtigallona, waolitfoti* and ether ddstneg tactics, we would g ti toqievthsre. A great deal to do yal, and ealy one wash left to do It/ I will net mention what le la mind, but folks, taka It from a, and EXPECT THE WORST. f LONDON, July CO. — (A.P.)— Stateamen of seven great pow­ er* assembled her* lo<lay for tbs moat important International con­ ference since the meetings at Versailles wrote war Into the economic and political map of the world. They wero charges with the (task of reconciling con­ flicting national Interests, and at the same time of lessening the financial atreas throughout the world. At the end of tb# scries of con­ ference* In Paris last night It was announced the German and French ministers had agreag on the prin­ ciples on which financial relief might be extended to the Reich and that ths conferences would be tsaumed In London today. 1 A wave of householder.' buying struck Germany Saturday, prompt­ ed by fear* of a fall In th* value of the mark, and yesterday the streets and rafaa thronged with peopla anxious to get the news from Paris. Belgian newspapers yesterday generally condemned th* over­ ture* toward Germany and de­ nounced th* policies of the United Stale* and Great Britain. Chairman Mon* of th* United States farm board announce! at (Cantlnuva On , 4 * Four] AKRON, July SO.—(AJ*.)—A United Saltes navy balloon piloted by Lieutenant Settle today won the national elimination balloon race coming to earth at Marllla, New Ycrk. It travelled 23 milt* further than the'G oodyear Zep­ pelin bag which landed at Stevensvllle, Ont. Official distance* gave tha navv entry a distance of SI 3 miles. IJie two hags earned the right to represent the United States In the International Gordon Bennett races. Kcur of sis free balloons en­ tered In the annual national elimination- rat# floated north­ eastward last night through threatening skies whlrh hnd seen ths descent of two of the con­ testants. The U. S. Army balloon No. S. heaviest of the six HO,000 cu­ bic foot ga* bigs competing, save up to the combination of lost gas and rain after sailing about I I miles In rill ihinutes. About half an hour later tha Del-Mar-Va .ran Into a heavy rainstorm about four mile* north of Ravenna and about Sri ntilek front Akron Airport where the race started late yesterday and came to earth. Natural gas was used as a JOHN J. RASKOB AND DAUGHTER lifting medium yes t errlay for the first time In the national races. Previously hydrogen, which has three times the lifting power, wa* csed. O b-enera expressed the Optimistic View Tele­ opinion that the change may phoned By SMmson have Irecn responsible fee the To Officials In IT.S. sodden descent of Army No. 2, because of gas losses. As Parley S t a r t s F.d J. Hill, veteran ha'.loonjrt WASHINGTON'?’' July 2d. *• and pilot of the Detroit "WJIl" msill he expected the new ga* to (A. I’.)--A n optimistic view the materially cut the distances. Lrndon conference , f nnntslr * Gusts of wind and a few drops would s receed In aolv hr the strln of rain *whpt the field at tho -^ .n t , mergriiry finaniinl sltuastart. Meteorologist reports In-li- tlon in Germany wa* t. lephoii,-1 rated thunderstorms, low celling Washington, yesterday l»jr So« and poor vHIbility lay ahead «f L | „ y Mlmmm In Pari*, the balloons. The storm art* Acting Secretary fustic of th, centered in the St. lotwrenr* Val­ Sint,- department rolled by t I, ley. . l hone* with Slintson nn.| imim-hThe Goo lyear-Zepfelin 'entry nt-ly tclnhoiu’ l the •• letary'.s -Goodyear VIII" held n trelinl- dr< to I'li-sldi-nt Hoover at h cal advantage ns Its record of Rn; dan camp.Coining on th eve of the l.uu. 32 rrntlnuous hours in tho air Jrhn J. Raskob, DemucrStlc lender, l« pictured above with hi* was the best of any of tho six doii m etin g and fartlrnlarly aft- ■L-vughU-r while on a vacation In I'ari*. _________________ _ t'nilrd States and Gr nt entries. Its pilot. Frank Trutter, {rr th |lr.imu hail injected France’* protnd hie aide, lt> land lllslr, won the national eliminations last | mtoil, in i onnci lion with the pn>po r,| $300,000,000 I an In tieryear. The Goodyear blimp pitot* who many, the favorable turn in «vent i are participating in their find cl n d Wishinglli’ti officials. Tlii> rhlpf cierut.vr was so fafree balloon event, were ' In Vuiahty ini pressed with the situa­ (Continued on I'rgr Four) tion lfin■ ho decided to tvmaln nt hi* *ntnp. I ___ With tb. rejection of tho French ‘ .. .. , ». FAVORABLE LOOK RUSSIAN VESSEL OF GERMAN CITY LEAVES ON TRIP ONLY BOLD FRONT TO POLAR REGION FASCISTS SCORED FIRST DETAILS OF Imii plan, which BY INFERENCE IN LEBRIX’S MISHAP PRAYER OF POPE RECEIVED TODAY included finon- Hit IIii Looks I'niHiicr- IMiius Rendezvous At f r i l l , North PoleWithDir «»>« D e s p i t e t- r l l l ijiiltlu A n d U-hoat ciul Financial Shape cbil and political dcnunls In *h 'h . the United S tate, and Grant II.it1111 Moubl not paiUciiate, alienInn tixliiy \\t\* rniitriisl «m flu*. rente However, ToneOfPon- Bad Storm And Fail­ E. J. Meyer Returns tiff Is More L i k e ure Of Motor Said That Of Kind W ard Reason O f Failure , r poits of a compromise nt the I "udoii session. . I're nee, in sugg- sting tin* Imva, " pmidid a demand lin t it Is- |-nrti'ipati',1 ill m guarani,' nI l.v tho prinripal interested creilitors nf Got many. The Coiled S ta lls ohJ eted In this on the g r u n ts the gnvi ininont cnul,| not loan moneys it-- If or involve its funds in guar • in •' W'thoul ri ngtrsslonal ap p "vnl, • Tin Flinch |iolitiral dcmamls wen* haseil on ta n point*. Thou- were the run ntennnrc of _ _ BILL ADOPTED BY HOUSE TO CUT CIRCUITS & Measure Passes Sixty To 22 AndWouldRcduce htom 13 To 30 Number Of Judges T A I.I.A 1IA S SK K , J u ly '-’p. (iKlny . i uiluptm l GO Ur 22 a bill to ro- VF* I (listrit t th e Ju tlirin l c itc u lU . o f th e a In to re d u c in g th e . f n u m licr o f c i n u itn fro m 23 to 21 nntl th e jiu ly p s fro m 42 to :10. ,T1Tp bill w an h ea v ily .. Invls'ii w ith a m e n d m e n ts be­ fo re it receiv ed fin al a p p r o r a l, . The Senate spent the mumlng r.vnsidering the House appruved nc. u|>atlonat ll.-ih-e tax bill actepting or rejerlint: n number of amendment*. The House refer,,| to permit th* introduction i f a t,tl| hy reprrsrnlalivrs i f Diivnl t.i divert a rail* ! lion dollars n{ Stnl. Itnnd Depart- ' j ' ment money In the schmds until . J llie rrvrnue, providml by the meas­ ure |«sscd st the first rv tra sea- ■5 sioit, becomes' nvailald ■. a The House adopted a re olntion I ■ to appoint a Joint House and Sen­ ate tomndttces to wrik out a plan ' ol ad udureni tax lelief for rounties uMr'iillrs ami send it to ths —(A.P.)—'Tht* IIon at* A itr n w g V.i ., u . b . s . n.. Ju i' i !•“ Th" u , ‘«r HF.ltl.IN, July i.’fl — lA.IM l oily did nut lake final action, Berlin. the capital of , Florida mcr.hants invadei Ta)-. distressed G erm anr. tm lvr P»e- of Ar tie ■’vplo alio n and a | , n ) 1lah assc vestvrdjy to make lh*ir with the d rigilde Graf last d.-frn/e against Ihu i ttrags rented a picture of prosperity to ■.n o i l , the stianger* stridling its whle, ‘/.ep|mlin mu, the “ton of the of irigarrttr, general sales and % Ire. hrvuker luxury tax bill, now W o w I h L boclevards a,or s-tepp-ag ................... I." the tb, -ovi,. ■oviit he.hraaker f ' M VI obi.uiw t... Si. u,i on.l. ad- . i uughfures. n l.rr •..v,, MO,lav >. , Leglslalure ns Woca „duperata rjv(< The ,off,e ImOMs. ta r - and eaiiyllig «brie Amrtirun. am a , |()v r | („ ||1(f |lu)„ >if , h# , u un(j ' ROME, July <0. —fA .l'.l— MOSCOW, July 2d,—(A .l\)— t] kldevvalk ,*fca were rr vv.led. Mo,,,, ,,g lln-slnii stdrnl si* s* s‘l }rwtrm session to rui-e revenu# . Pope Plus XI yesterday piayrd —First detail* of the misliap suf­ ** ^ lion picture Ihen'.ers were rilled, newspaper nun. sufficient to flnnnrr the stslo f. Declaring that Sanford, Semi­ for a miracle to “msk* the blind­ fered by .Joseph I r t r i i and his Wrll m«ti ****** Al«u n b in .l On* Dl»i|».| , Hl,'r *1• no^cnnnriil ami «*liinL^Ui Umt Ad • t Thaa passes*'of oar Circuit Court tw» companion* wh-ii they were nole County, and Florida are the est of tho blind see." IhniKKrtl •ItlfirnlM, nil* •! la*! Iti jb l, *• Grii. I iw**r*i ^^torrm luviorty ( u . tedlst(r let log bill was at one Ily bajing a newspaper, U>e p, Nol.ile. Ilalian explorer, wliol w p p |(l , tta tax bill . pretty, » well wall M urvd, bat things three choicest spots in the coun­ Ho mantl-nad no names, but foired to land their plane 111 Si­ I s, holui*,! t , -nine befor • jftm to hays changed sons, and try at the present time, E. J. May he talked a t length of thus* who beria during their altvniiit at a b'ernpran polilieal status quo f r lu n g er might l"-glu t« under- * II seek lia te . of the ore the ! V tl ' ' 04u**d hi*-“hanxyait^jfciUe^tloii'' non-a tup flight from I'a.U t.. T%UPwXXW Jtod.di» J ttc p ta * -Ut.UtvJ'jllfcL JlV-J . J " * " . at ui riifm sV m*C Inc proalNiTvati, Ilnlia, Ti^l T1».t i»..t nr • fin • com rm ian ml comm In aa address febbtDiilng th* t __________a.^.a .*.!-„ 7«««,nimn military rt\ for a similar | kt»ihI. •••n.t* M* i> ^ . • • " '" ‘inf romru.lt . v.I.o urn* I ml | tr..ntlnuH On UafcJ Thhreu) bill evident!, had something to do t*r«toy Tram a month’* escatlon virtues of tha venerable Cata­ kyo, ware received lirrr ycslcnlay.| pr sent level Marvel Ihiret was piloting the spent la New York City and at i'«|i«*d.ti.'li lliikt* | It (ill' t«i*2p|| i-« 4 • , with this condition, • I't evident Hoover has mod 1 The cage rues- with which the rina I-*bourn*. ship at the time. They*encountered Srrapton, Pa. • lend llie newrpan-r- tu'.il ’ y.itr nit" 1 These unnamed people were a terrifi.’ stuim, the no lor fa.lid clear to Keenlii'v Slim, n in rnn Although ha said ho ipent a Mr*. Kiniim It Drr -or. of New- ] t I have not sees a single person busy aad Interesting time, th* un­ alsu adviced by tb* rontiff nut and lie told his rouirndes la Jump. ncrtlon with tin -whole situation , | art f the stnr>. The I’ntis ne HU |»nriition that tlti* I’nilcl Static •• lintion** ri-tfiii led ly Germans Volk. hr. non, D II I. from Seminole County «p this way bearable heat, stories of hard to speak of “th at which they d>» Ilrloiv wss blink mid-^ilH'ii.tn to il rn f ltu m , nttd Mi- Mini* 1 during the prooerk eas/loa. I do time*, evidence* of th* depression, net know," and not to pronounce j d ark lin ', but l>« l stajrd with rannol inj«*< I it-4*1f min |Mililirnl 1of n’l • ■»**• * n-* a turidii) point I|M |in [in tin- nulion'a history for bet- ' lit 1‘n't* r«Dii u| New York mm* not blame them, however, for It and a desire to get back into har­ Judgment upon that of which the plane ami brought it down innilvi nirftih. for worse/w ere Iwltig f-d I , i-. *1 lh»* Amet Irun «**:il iaij;«iil. Amprltn’’ Midi- nithvfa will n r ia ceitalnly very' monotonous now. ness agsln mad* him glad to get they are Igno/ant. within a few 'fret of the ground %ironilnunl On 'Hit* Mr.lik’lii r\|M* in to viUlu, lowed with intense interest and T hrtr) There waa no doubt that th) after which hr I, c | h',I himself to away from the rlty. 1 «!• cotilnct will) lit i.fiif Zi'|»|vlin. That the /riiwn us illy Ivnnti .■/' anxiety. It was difficult tbuy pontiff referred to the fa-cists. safely Without a putachulc. Mr. M tyer spent a week In and n | op- 1 on ihr streets, so -pilch- late in July «» »nt|> in .\o):u-t i»«! champion, 800101 divltlon, for 1USi . lien* Mcsnin, th merhani , was MiDmnic Dcjrrce Will I, ,hd the to ws vendors ell <ut I! lojioti f Ktanx .In «t luinl. will U» wont hy 11 i«*nl iliampton abqut Reraaton with John Hintrr- It was considered significant here mister a n j family,’ former resi­ that hi* tone hail changed from sleeping nt Ihr time ami I* ret Be Given Tomorrow when* uiNil i,* to he (Xthunvcd In ind rutrd ill I In* ItMultw nf flrut tiu lr iHlitl-n*. dent* «f Sanford. Whit# there he one of n reproving critic t< ILat an i U'hr s liad to wake liim tor •mil I hi* tUPurticrr" »iv to vtall fi und Hifttrl|i*f, poult* of which hid M ,li of the crowding -n the said he enjoyed visits to adjoin­ of a rotnpaatlonsle father. Tho the Jump. With iolniv, he lr..|ss| At tla- next tegular roinmiini uml in tin- -af-' "a* ha< k and foilli hy imuu» t J4<n lo *n loriiptHcd at on rally hour ing hikes and wooded spots where address era* in trrp rrtr I as indi­ from a height of about SlKlil le I. Cation of Suiif^ i J 1.1—Ige No. d.’. piIdewalkill-ipully lacause llie worried | t<*01)4 |M>miltl »t|* tilt* dll li*tide to thi» uftrrniNjn. The plane was almost loin lung F. it A. M.. whl b will l>e held In despite warm jreathcr, he wp* able cating Ibat he will re'v upon a alil.ht on tin* wall . ,M u* ihntt n With Ihr Junior titlo Kftftly sulUeruf, It the .n»-,-»l to li-IU. n oiith will In* Mi-rut in th«* fur Funeral services for Mrs. E. L to wAnpletely relax and rest) after providential rhangs of fa*.d<nt the to|>s of the tree* when D"rel the Ma MHlif T« m|.l. tomorrow lotkrd uuuy liy fifty Willinnii, all t riot to get the viewpoint of their Broun, pioneer Hanford resident three weeks of New York life. instead of drastic mrssurei surh J- niped and it riaslinl into that night' su itin g nt x oVI<M'k( III * »\oith, who It nt (In .1 -m»h oi tin* inleti'»t uinoiii; (he trnniii fnna uf who died a t St. Vincent's Hsapital, In New Yoik Mr. Merer spent aa a irveranc* of diplonatir ra> tram , demolishing the III lor, « m tir.d n|.ptentire d ry iw " w II friend* uo.l rnpialniun-,* «n rio* year hit* | % *«| «I if.il datli^hl. Siiifonl U now rente m l tho Jacksonville, Saturday afternoon, hla tln& visiting relatives, San­ lations nr a denunciation of the which was rip|x,l from its nos-i* ■li.evlhoi of wiurt the out mu is Ml.ilf u n 1*11mu 1ily 11 • Unt if ic ernmr ftftpiraiits l.> the*title. he i onf«*rrr«J. wart held this afternoon at 3:00 ford friends, viewing the sights, trestles. tu la-. s ings on th* fuselage. riiH'ilili -n lor Hi** niiidy AlihoLpli ila* Hcnlertil apprrii* This umt 11injr Domer Homer I. trie 11It* went •u,,y of I hts morning w*nt I o'clock from the homo of her enjoying baseball games and hors* In conversation with -mre Had it hern duylight Doivt could Th* mor* qelet tone i'rrm irr Mrlo<*i..l i*l it^ (ondilioiH the Ire ,(„w„ lKfon- the fast play of John' daughter, Mrs. U. C. Sparring, races, and generally disporting Mussolini adopted recently also have 'imight the plane down ate. tin* iliT rir” l« lh$* first or ptv* the-,- f e--l'le.( on* wu.. impressed thill mid un -in •"iMiul.nifri , f;t« llilI«*k nle Trrwilliger. Teiwilligvi wuir litninary «l«p»ri» in nuiM»nryt in Mayfair. hlmaelf as “a country boy In the Contributes to (he.theory that the ly, with his I wo companion-, f r Irmlf'l to pirran* tlir ratnlM&lif ly thi- anxiety. hast* lii'f'ii |>ro\td.<t fin tim e wMi. ' Tha Re*. Jno. 8 . Culpepper, Sr., big elty," as ha expressed I t The government c nliiiued t» 11; t • hunt point hi or, vcmI und l-y scores uf U-l .fid -»|. church and state controversy will only a few yards fiom the - m* for Iht* Mi rrrvilinjf ilcjfirrA, it ha* At 8:00 n’cl-. i f l ', f Jt-hiianl of tha Wra) Method tat Owrch of empha-ise that tinpre-cut <ri-l< II* urges all persons who con- b* settled peacefully, if ft ia set­ of th* crash was a large open ft wonderful kirkuround, accordwulrufi, swept II. C. Steel*, off hi., feet by Bunnell, was, tba officiating cler­ templat* visiting New York City tled at oil. or else will drag spaep whirh offerod ample i -om:inu to Jam,-* Moughlon, l.snl Ma I one of -I- flutlon, n-l inflation. U rnctal Nohihf 1* *f m inced st-ores of ri.J uml It-1, |t was tho gyman. Baris] was In Bvargrae* In the near future, to visit the those ritlxen* wlm' generation- as did tho for lamling. sonic nffirfal. an i is reptile In NoVrrthVle„!'*’1", ‘l, .Il^ -ru ilo 'n nerh. I ! " ...... " n »""»l hotly eonte-l-d uf th* four Cemetery with tb ) Erickson F u­ new 101-story Empire State build­ out far Tlie aviators ran into a furious Its lectures previous strained relation* be­ neral Homo In charge af arrange ing, end th* new an,) magnificent storm after they passed Mi-hniniati tween th* Vatican and the gov­ ,,; " t !' f . . "V nt ely '! f ................. ' u r ' “f ,h r « h.rl»s M lltner di*p sod nf Oiln manta. Dally New* building. “Those two novgoto,) and flow several himilrs-d Jama* ie« O. Huff, worshipful n u t. '»*•' b " ' ‘ l‘ * h«»c.- and rvrn Crenshaw, in lews than half an Tba honorary pall bearers wersi spots were wtfrth the trip alone,*' ernment. miles until they wrre n*ar Bhrl-erter, ha The pop* roalinucd to play up. ia* extend* 1 an Invitation Is-1 •*•••! ^“r . . . . . . i.‘ ' "f •»*«• fate uf Hie m awing | hour after that m at,h got und*r f . F. Adams, A 0 . Cowsn, W. M. bis said, “and a trip to New York II, where th.- inutor first faltered all mecinlars und visiting Mason‘ " . , "oml.ei* oi tlm eri-vv may In- way at UrOO u'eiuek. M.liner won albert, W. P. Fields, 8. a dravao, City would be Incomplete without on the them *-of fascist “blindl-u| In* during the iw-l few day ■ | f „ | tl|I |A| A|l,| ,|,orr* or hy seores of d-| mi l (1.2, fentui ing (Continued On I'ag* Threi t lo :.«• present Tuesday night. lies*" throughout .hi* ad tress, lie ’ J. C. Hutchison. The active a visit to tlthtr.** ly tin-',- who wllll have, liioio-y [|u, ualcis i-u-t oft-pilxis-igcii, led up to the subject of miracle* n well l-ulnnred allnrk foaliurd hy Jbearers were: B. A. Cobb, U. or credit, ll l-a* been aim--I *1 ,\ | ,-./lj. y j, now s|>ee<l, and plenty i f it. Miltnar Which, h* said, aro (Trolly need­ ‘ ' a , W. noodapeed, John •ufegusrdlng the buyers fr-jm lir tll,lt) (l,„} |^. f„, ed “in a moment when lit, whole wilt meet Krhirard ill quarter-final ‘ TUI la, and J, C. |H<s-ihlc depreciation of the mark. M,,ijg o', luiito tak- • lo-r io play tumor row Horning, in what church suffer*, when it* head Many hou-,-holders lot e x -' | , hilhcrtu um -ph-red waters, suffers, which Borrow *hrn its i is expc-lrd to I,-- on,- ,-f'tli* most f t jb a th followed an winl-'e. ale ..t-skc-l with la ig o ' (hr ugh the While Sew. Ilnrciils interesting inaltl.es of ih* tour­ head sorrows, which is struck ‘ months' stand tupplies of food staples which Hod the All!,ocean. The ironey. fc when an* of Its most pr.-clous ago her condition llcpirtlng one nf the ioo*t the elo«inir dft>’« of rump life. wlil still I-*g-ml months (ru n I lucalnr will g , |o llm-keis island parts h struck. (Tiffunl Unwell was evti-f-de.i In sad aha'w as ra ­ n vv even If the fear of inliaon the westvru od,c . f Kr.ms MutcMpful rnrftmpmrntf » » SanBftnfonTft lhr«* unit*; r"in;wny winning his mat he, fi in Kilgtn* “Tb* whole world knows this tlin. Last T hunLear* It to Link Kannody, wellford military unit has ever had. "» H *»i'|uailrr» Company, First lion proves gruunJh-,. prygiHsh .1 ,«l .uvhl|H-lago, vvhr ri'l K-liilye, wh-r U-UVo lloWcll a (Continued on Pag* Four) info n com known local speftaman, to dig up Dattslioni an<l the M--dlcal De- innrhaiits and oilier who -leal ' *i' uiiloii luiiiiljifi* (hr Inogh liattie hef-rre going down Ihr 110 officers and men of Sin- torhinent, nil of the 121th Infan- in nm-ssitica wlilch sre ea-iiy rr awaken ad. Har tolareriing aad unusual evidences. --------l.t th iii« u* rolocica) under 8-6 an-l T 3 m-nir*. fbor daughter*, nag one •f Florid*', wildi life. a . an ar- Kiwaniftiif To Attend ford's three military units in tho ^ werf. um)0r tho Immedisl- preserved over a I *ng perioi —f •laUoii Ih-y Kymes ha-l tu gu th* U nit too w ere'at baa beds Id* wbsa d ta l fisherman, ii»ncrni»n, Mr. Pir, prnnru^ n il K#nn*dr has I linn II M»k«*m I nU diI, (h r rin.tr In defeating Jack Aycocie, wh» lime are doing a risking death case*. afleo visited The lltrald offices Winter Park Meeting r-Mth Infantry, Florila Nalionsl comtnaml o( Major J. I'. Iluirhi ill< Ituh . I ajK* l'*l«*i ;it IJin-i ii Vic lost l.y M'or.s nf (1-3, .10, arid D-l. , ' * Guard, returned To Sanford yes- son, commander <f the F lril l u-loess. She wd. h am the daughter af with stories and pttx>r of unusual |In 4 Dor I hern liji Howell ami Kyines will tuC«t tuTb* fact that su,b l-uying l« lot Ia '*» land *,,l'n' Naural* C. Collier, to catches mad* In th* waters cf th* Led by Prraldrat A. C. Fort, Unlay afternoon frt-m Camp niJ^t o f th* i$.( hi|H Inru Mini C roton nmrruw morning at ll).00 o'clock tF, Oa; Dot: U, 1MB. •hnvoadinr sertinn's many tqkss. ■early 20 member* Of the Ranfnrd Foster in Jacksonville. They did Other offiri r* of the Haufor-I p srilde when banks sre restrict- I’rin r llu«| Ic'p ja|in | units who wrie in ramp ueiai in* i-avrn, nts lo drspositori is in quarter-liiutl play. marriage t* E. ~Ip, . A* *n equally ardsnt huntsr. Mr. Klwanls Club, inctodlng the Kl- pot officially disband until they oaptllj,1 n .r ., 1,1 r . Washlann. <splsiueri by the fact that many I-fttly In AiitfUtt tin* in .h irn k rt F> ur liillchr, wire scliedubq) to tha# *0 yaam *g*« fannrdy has oftan bagged types wanb Club quaiU tU will vbit toll! toin.f ftrtir w ild tu N ovi 4 > d had assl-led in storing machineCon-rmy I); First l.t. Wilbs.ii F. ■li potilur, withdrew the savings I-* played this afternoon, startlog Florida in I M , *am *ef every known Florida wild ani- Winter Park tonight to Uka part Atvlyn H ixJ N ».m u.*; hijml, mJ guns, saddles, rifles, ramping R enir, Company D; Flr*l l.t. of years l-efore the tanks tlused at 2;0il n’t I- k Dr. II. W. liuckvr, lard ia IBM, where aha nub an-l h'a home is literally rlut- In charter night pr*a*ntati->n exer­ inj: lu r v.)ft|jv nV A n l.a n ^ d Itoy Hollar, an-l Huy Ilritl, war* torod with stuffed pelts, d*er cises at Lb* W laUr Park Wom­ equipment and other parapher- Gaorge A. DrCottes. Iliadquar. last week. Another riplanalion Auiu« lii. tli* favorites to win their match**, i by har hash oaf haras, and lb* like. an's Club starting Ot 7i3u o'clock. rails in Uwir armory builtiing, Ur* Company. Fir-t s lUttslina; 11» tl-al many workers, Instead of iiuliiiiff* Hto«lr munry in t» ia«ini:«! ' , " '1 U* V, Vi*r, o p lu i r bn«l while the William M-rrlson-RnF I ‘ aeghters, Mrs. This morning Mr. Kennedy vl*. High Kiwaalaos from all uvrr but. befor* dark r*rk man La- tier ml l.t. Karl A INonlffviia Cempany li, an-l Strom l.t. Wil»!|*nk*. hftvr ar«iuirr«l fhft * hftbll ' •y* RHft| fthu rtiimnanJi»| (he Harr.s -n match was termed toaas feed: Mr*. W. I M tha lierml^ office bearing on Florida *i« exported at the meet­ rente a civilian again. • * 1*|pv,-tlnr rlwlr srare funds - • *In c<» ' Wftlliiin ftlun #he toil!) her *Ulrr up. Betid** tanned Iodic* an-l »to- kyr D. Hofmann. Ilrad-iuarter* . • I H- A , atoht pound armadlUo, appartnlljr ing tonight, nod th* Sanford qaaroparative -hairs whirh ron'titutv -hip ri-r Kras .III, wri-l tu |h r ra d Mr*. foU-grewB, which b* said ba hod U tts will h* fM lured on tha <a- riaw af good times, tl oi buy* Company. farad crawling near hla home. U ratlanbnt progfam whirh has brought bock with thru, a -liver Whila rech of the units was u riedit against which they can i r - , uc of \ . ' i I,-, head, the pivsent RainH Bring Relief To ex p e l t i--n, u h lih Is i-|Koisur,sl hy Dag* chased it under his bom# aad bam proparod far the entertain­ loving nip won by tbe First Hal-busily engaged in going through draw. the Aicltang, I Institute for Alii.- Dixie Drought ft befor* h* waa abl* to ment of approximately 300 Klwani- talinn far having th* m- st mill- th* routine work of r*ui|i Ufa, L'tudies t s r / appearing group of nn-n in now* raporiei an un-.-uslly LEAVE FOR MOSCOW a rapture, h* M id. tha aalistad men's parade heidstraaunpx training |M-rioal. Th* ATLANTA, July 20^-(AJ»,< Jaat haw tb* animal baram* a Friday afternoon. men cf Company D stre,,<-d maPARIR, July 20-—-(A.P.I II GERMAN HANK H I’HPENDH Ilia cotton ladt drought ended rirtd m l a f Baath Sanford Avena* ' Tha parade, an sanual --*nt,(hinw gun assombly, firing and Joseph Iwbrix and Marcel lH-r»t,, •'ay ** rains over tha waah-1 w tota Mr. JCtraady Uvaa, b os tretmany, July 20. brought rolief to virtually *» waa reviewed by oil the l>i-|>ur- procedure; tbe men of the medi- French flier* who** attempt,-I p*t —kasa a. Armadillo* ar* u i ID AND A, fk rttg u c r hroed* r SLulhcrn trad* Thu weather ■mb whlrh gr* nativ* t* Geatrml Africa, Jubf 80s—(A.P.)—Tw . ton) camp officer*, with minor of- m ) detachment were almost idl* pon-slop flight from Paris t> —(A.P.)—The J. F. •■d Baath Amark*. WhIU savaewJ hundred parsaas war* injured, 20 I her* and ealbtad men taking th b gear e t arhrs. pain*. »ml Tokvo failed list Tnesdiv, tele­ lank susp,-n,l,-i payment, today. that/ specie* k a rt been farad fatally, ia th* relb p sr nf th* tho role* ardioarily aasigm -l to hr*bo, were unuswally light, and graphed to th* newspaper Ami Th* hank was foun led in IP20 A*th* men of tin- llmdquartant du Pas-pie from Nljnl-lldiiisk, l-y Johann Friedrich Urhrmilrr, M. W. parts of Tax**, armadillo* eha’r paD*qr during high c s ss the majors end captain,. M en baaa farad ia usUaL It pra*e,l to b* <-na ofCampony had Uttle but drilling fUlM-rb. that they war* havi.ig vyell kn- wn shipping and IndusItuH magnato. th en jisU rilay for Moscow. Swhgra J# Utn moat intonating feature* efand parspiring to lu itrn J with. iS jU f f a r» . Home A fter V i s i t In Eastern Section Senior Division In Tennis Tourney I s H o l d i n g Spotlight i Final R ites Paid To P i o n e e r Resident Who Died Saturday \ Link Kennedy Finds Animal, Stranp:erln This Part Of Globe I « W,, Military Units of Sanford Return From Camp F oster In Jacksonville �Orlando Team Whips S an ford -A ll^ tan -Ja. Diamond lBall'Contest already tangled- Central League ascend half race ’’(led up a llftla more after n»’e game are played, with net.of: a triple tip for first The undefeated Cocoa Inijl Slav home gnd play tha w d i pinetMIU 'Saints will coma •pford to lack]* tha yet-to-w|n <1 a a i tha 'Parkers move on to tM a.w htfe they meet the first * Champ/ A DvLand, S t Aug•a, and Winter Park win would thus* three clubs In a tie for I' pkrro. Ilowtvvr, the Cocoa It e'an bo depen led upon to • /th« Dc landers hustle, and UUaeee a r t good that Murdock W ner will put a crimp Into f / t batting ability. Tha Pads are J tar a win. Thalr now talent IpWwIy but surely settling into tos« end ■ powerful machine laid be the result. Tha Island ra e g h t to he abls to knock off r slob, especially Winter Park. ■MCh Joa Chubb has plenty of H -thunks left In his sturdy Tha Cards sag Robles ended Wtr four-game series yesterday r> bring exactly where they ana wbe* they started, as far t'aU adlogs are roorvraed. Tha aMaa wan, 4 ta I, evening the ■Mo. Logo* and Qelnn kept W Cards at a distance an the ay, far la aaly one frame were b y able la gst mere than eae Of Meanwhile, t h a Itablaa Mchad I I hits out of Flint haaa'a system. U fty O'Dool gat Mr bits la faar trips, repeal• a parfarmsare of Ibrto days I After taking faur etralgkt, Ike Pirate* drepped Ih* flosl gam* J fi their aeries with the Phillle* ■Kg a $ I# I acora. Jamba Elliott |M $ tho Plratevrs ta foor hits, aaa a doable. Whitney, Bricked sM Prlberg did tke heavy batlin t far the PblllUa elaco Kiel* and Ariel! ware slopped mid. Bad Lucas, In his old time form, blanked Ihe Bravos ft to 0, holdJMR them to five scattered hit*, frhat mads ths seriss stand tvsn, M th tha Braves taking a slight UMga baesuse they oulhll, outVltldsd and outsmarted the Rads. Alack and Henddrh gut two for Bftffu fur the Reds, tu steal bat- n7 r, II. CULLUM One# again a KanDrd Diamond ball taam h»» I on* down to dafa it to in Orlandb taam, this time to tte Flirlda Tlm#a.Unlon taam of O-lando, who defeated Sanford last night 10 to 0. K.nlaw started fcr Sanford and for three Innings held the Orlando hoya to two hits f>r one tu n .'In the third inning, Klnlaw weakened and Orlando hit him with averything except the barn door, Pour hits '.n this Inning, couple* with three eirors and a diacrifl/e eci-ntrd (or six runs, giving'the. /"»_1 I~ »_ _ _ _ _ _iah.—l a . J I. W m aada Orlando'team 'tha lead by a mar­ gin of ona run. Johnny Hodge, a 'southpaw, rellvvcd Klnlaw In tha fifth, and fo U h lJ a m g ln Innings practically had the Orlsndo tram eating out of hla hand. Ilowarer the Orlando team manage! tv get three hits otf klm, and this, to­ gether with a walk and one er> tor, counted for throe runs, bring, mg Orlando’s total to ten f tr the evenin'.', Wili ams started for Orlando. The Hanford h i)s jumped on him from the start and foi the two In­ nings and part of tho third the Hsnford tram knocked his of. feringa all over tha let, chalking up ala runs while he was In the Imi. With none out in tho thlid, Payne Murray, who, b)-the.way la tho star hurlrr for one of tho leading City League trams of O r­ lando, relieved him, and fcom Hanford, the Hanford team getting then on It waa gtoso eggs frr only one hit off hla deliver), Hobtie Kn'ght managing In get a single in tho Hth Inning. During tho seven Innings ho was In the im i ho struck out lb of tha San. lord playeis. Bei Score ORLANDO A. Kunire, 3b _. COYLER COyO^os'KY S 0 0 2 10 4 12 4 10 42 2 3 11 . I l l 3 I 0 n 2 I s s s x s s a -TH ft SWIFT KAUTUCKF SnBs optrfspace^ oome 7 ~ r a e n o ttO A V H * h t m l 1 MAH nJ PASAOAH. I ? /' l l A TP lV M JH T O U U U jfJ'M t AZ r’£ ff( & .Z ^ r * HA'S MAAJUC CrnOVAAHtAj MAArAtA^CAUC STHtSVEiD BOV O F THftCUBS. .LASTVEAR. ME MIT ,3& S“A*iO IP O All THE B A SE STCALERS • A D W J7 / H O W T H E Y STA N D CENTRAL* FLORIDA LEAGUE Cocoa ........... ,T,..... 2 0 1.000 1 1 .500 DeUnd .. . Daytona .1 1 .00(1 Nt. Auguvtinr .. 1 1 .000 W.nte: Psrii .... .. 1 1 .000 Hanford ... . —— . 0 2 .000 i i Ne apeets sf not* wsr* reportM l from tke Jaaler leap. Tke TEACHERS TO LEAVE INgmUre pounded Whit# Bos rgarters far a I I ta T decision. HAVANA. Ju ly |g ^ - f A .P .) Igattlag N hit*i Lefty Grove aan I m Ifttk gams of tho year when A group of Cuban U arhari mill tba boat tbe Tigers a to S, giv­ leave Havana today, aboard ths i n g ap ala# hll«t Ferrell pllrbed Peninsular and Occidental steam­ baited tbe Indiana la an ab- er, ty spend four days visiting Twovlated I la I victory over Florida. >fba Yank*, hi* home run la the HL Isiuls 1 ' eatreatk pravldleg the wlaalag poach after the Bab* bad tied rally nrxt week. The Federal- C h ic a g o __ the score with a homer la tka Klalo Market service will move .It New York loartk, and tbe Browne made of fire from Mcultri* to Macon I Brooklyn . Boiton lLR fear eat of fire by beating Fat unlay. Through Thursday a total of Pittsburgh i lb# Red Hot g ta I la a gam# [M U re d hy leng-distaars hits. H7M.1 care had been shipped Dorn Philadelphia Grorgls. Thla compared with 1**7® Cincinnati . Jwelsdlag Krem' hamtr. rare moved by Ihe same date a Yesterday's Raaslta year agv. Th# price situation has I>e*n much better than it waa In St. Imuls '. 010 000 0 0 0 -1 F 0 CORRECTION. ... 031 000 001—4 IS 0 Abruugh nvrrslgbt the name of 1030 for tha reason that Houlh Brooklyn Batteries: Rbcm and Mancuso; (•IRomlnnle Cleaners was emit- Geoigls has practically had tka Id In yesterday's article ns one I rid alone for a rnvnth, while a Lsque, Quinn and Lotnbgrdi. M ha donors of the new diamond )*ar ago all of Uto main produc­ C h ic a g o __ 030 040 000—8 • ill pslfrim s. k . II. Cullum ra­ ing areas wars pouring melon* In­ Now York . 110 000 100—1 1ft 1 Batteries: Smith, Bush, May m s this oversight and takas to matkvt at tho tame time. As * result on several heavy days Ih* and llartn att; Chaplin, Morrell, Ms means to correct same. carlo! movement averaged above ritsalmmnns and Hogan. 1600 cam par day. PittMtuygh ... 000 100 00$ ft . gia ^Continues h'RH. 'G^ .JaU 'lA! rOnwgU .ln stUI .skipp'ng f e n v F l the rnla.of ap. itsly 40o cars a day, ne­ t* figures give* oat by lee *f th* Federal-ft tat* eervte# bar*. Th* mafbaia irblna them nt pries* which i coafeat are tha mas! d* they hava ie*n In a#v. ■ Oeorsla. wklch t« dot* • fnnvWktog Um sskjor af the waters**!vm' that M« f rwsrd. U klgbU hn Central Florida Latest BRUENING A N D CUR11US REACH PA R L E Y SCENE Game* Sunday Ht. Augustins at Hanford I)rLand at Cocoa. Winter Park a t Daytona. • AMERICAN LEAGUE L. W. Pet. 01 .709 Philadelphia 2ft Washington . 54 32 .020 New York ...... 40 3ft .08* Cleveland ._ ... 43 41 .(IS St. Louis 3U .404 48 Detroit .......... 33 (3 .370 Chicago ......... 30 470 01 :il o o Summery: 2-bese hits Gielow; H. Tllll*. 3.bat* hlts.Murtay, B. Eunice, 8. Klnlaw, Homs Runt.II. Tillls. Dates on Dalls-KInlaw g, Hodge 2. Will sms 2. Murray A; Stiuck out, by Klnlaw 6, llnlgo, Batteries: Pennock, Plpgras 6. Williams 3, Murray lb; Hilo, off Klnlaw 0 in 4 Inlmlng*. Iludge and Dlckeyj Ferrell and Sewell. •1 In ft Innlnj-t; W lliaina ft In 2 Washington 4(1 000 02g—I I t l S innings, Murray 1 in seven in. Chicago . 000 003 301— 7 14 1 Batterlre: Crowtsr and Spen­ seven Innlngr. Winning pitcher Bolton; Fraslsr, Moors, Murray, lo* ng pitcher. Klnlaw. cer, Umpires, Miles, U k r, Dender, Itavrnel. Time cf game I hour 16 minutes. Sup Melons At Stable Prices (Continued Pronr Page One) by every depaitmeni over which I have had executive rontrtl. The large aavlngs made have made it possible for the state to carry on during the last two year Tea New scarce* of revenue, the governor insisted, m ail bo found If tha l<rg slature em piric* Its task. •< • A: $ "■ “We might as waU adatM,” he th . w r t n r f B M y U i W u ^ ' i tal e " It would be uirwlm to I* move all of H •« »*•«■ omoW If wo con eliminate 10 mills, w# will have g in# a long way In relieving rool H t a l t " . The «ltitudo of many mamb*rv of tba llonao waa rejected in the opnlon expressed by Repreeentatiro lad, cf Highland*.' r "Even a flvr-mllf eut.* L*« said, would lat'afy ,*ur constltiifnts. Safi I lent rt«tnue already baa boon raised t* *:compll*h do the MO fe w r»»vau« m u st* * found to nireaake' irqalrrm snti of the atala and, at tha sam« time, ah r k . _____ 4 0 2 Fuqua, Ih ., (irnero, C ... M uriaj, rs-p ... Bhepp, 2b . II. Willisina, If Qelow, Is ... ... n. Kunire, ef .. Ahstrln, rf ___... -W. Williams, p r . HANFORD llarh. rs . II. Tillle, ,11. W. Klnlaw, Ih S. Klnlaw, p-r Smith, Is J. Tillls, 2b Knight, rf .. Rutledge, r.cf W Iklns. If . Myrlch. cf .... Hodge, p .... Mft.rnnunp,., DKLANtl l«ir M (Tiw v.) A a^ n cn w A ); Slims n and Foreign Hoclatary llrnderion. In main outline It rails for an immedUte loan (o Ihe Krlchsbank of $M0,000.000. This sum would ho advanced la Ihe same manner as the $100,000,. 000 which wan'lent last month.hy the bank for Internatl inn Isrlllomentj and waa extended last Mon­ day. The participants In that baa the bank for Intatnallonil settleSettlements, tha Bank of EngUnd, tha Hank of Franco and tha Frd. oral Resort# Dank. Daly and Itel. glum would bo oxpoetad to partlci pa'o in tho new loan. Roth loans, totalling $000,000, 6oo, will bo repaid as s on as possible by tho prtevods of a 10. yrar fo-eign loan launched by Germany and yu a ran teed by the United States, Franco, England. Italy and Belgium, under tha pm. Vie nna of tho plan. It also was reported tho French plan contained a guaranies for future reparations payments after the Hoover holiday yaar from custom* receipts. ... Evrn without this condition, (t war admitted hero, tha renewal of f'nanrlsl control In a more strict and more direct manner than was exercised by M. Parker Gilbert as agent general fur rapayatl'a*, It pill for Uarmsay t i awali It was believed her* that rmlKical g u a ran tee * would play a leieer rot# (n tho ennvenat on* with the German* than financial g u trsstee*. ' Andrew W. Mellon, Asserivan Secretary of U-* Treasury, ale* arrived In Paris In k y . II* sal with Mr. Rthnson and Waller It. Philadelphia Liot[iioo oio—4 F F Batteriesl Kreaver and Phillpsi J. Elliott an) McCurdy. Cincinnati - 103 000 IF s -ft IF 1 Beaton ...... ' 000 000 OOO -0 ft 1 Bstterisq: Lucas and Ashy; Frahth4ase, Moga and Bpohrvr, Edge, Ametlcan ambassador, In tho negot all -ns. An rqulvocal situation atill *s. isted last night regarding the Freer h answer to tho Uritish In. vital on for a conference In I-on don Mmday, and It was not ex peeled the question wjuld be settied bvfrro Sunday. - Today's eonvetsatlons hotweoa tha Frvnrh and Carmans htga* with an explanation by the tier, mans of tho financial aid Ihe Rowh exports. Thereupon the Proddi presodted thklr Han end w II* develop w hstrvrr Volltical t n.’Mcistlnn* are entailed. Premier iMtal, Fekolgn Minister Brisnd and Andre Krancofs-Pon rot,- under-»e<tetary far national economy, mat tha Gormans at the "C*fraud statioa. Ths negotlallont botaa a t Ik# te a boar. Oa Sunday, alter the general mcm. »ng< ctnfeienrv, all tha partici­ pants will he Invited to remain fnr lonchrnn given by M. U v a l In boaar of tha German chancellor. roovrvy la evident th an .(o r the stale to he unable to meet tta obligations and a t the is me lime continue Its exceea'.ve burden on reel property, which as n matter of fact, will net produce tha neersM i) raven**," / A reduction '.n tha property lea, the goverm r said, won Id ptuvo the greatest boon that could come tr Florida at this time. “The people little roslixe li t significance of this one item, not only to tho taa-paylng pablir but to tho citlienx everywhere In­ terested In Hoi Id* reel estate,” bo added. “Only last night I received a telephone call front New York Inquiring as to tho possibilities of rrlltvlng our prop. ally ta* ' .i . ........ The (ovemor's v'ews nn the necessity of rutting (4 mills frtra the state tax rata have been em­ bodied In the report of ths select om m lttee of tha Haase dllh Its series of bills prxvid'pg sufficient »? “ •« T'll'agv and meet apd demands cf tha guy. ernm ont > . ■«' fc'. . . ' Severs/, members,qf the legl*lataro, biwever, Mlcve a rrdur. tlon of 10 mills would satisfy tho majority of propotty owners If such a rut ran Im toads wllh.ut tho Impolltiun of Idkury or nuitshce taxes. / . ' “Tho present mill*tv," Senator k'tw and Hacty Bower. Th* scot**' were 7-ft and 8-1., lit th alr, match with Williams and Smith they yot up a battle which extended thalr tlrala, but was oat good onough to bring victory, Herman Morris, general aecro tary of the Seminole County Y. M. & A„ this morning annruncod tho pairings for the ren'.or division first round play which starts Monday'me rnlng at 8:00 o'clock. up. roAtWtP«viL gTU A tf ggWIMf lc a a o t I f H FA M IIITAM TAM4UM, MoapiaM I * t m — Sunday - EACH iw p w i' W * > b M < U i> <m IHM I Fordo, 2 H ungarian Fliers May Return To U A By M eans O f Plane BUDAPEST, Hungary, July 1ft. —(A.P.) —Refreshed after ona liaga-Atlantic flight. Captains Alexander Magyar and Georgs Kadrsa rontiderod flying bark to Now York from Budapest In their maooplana Justice for llungery. ' Among tho many congtatulatcry trlegrams that hav« arrived, mostly from Amer'ta, Captain Eadreg' ss|)h wrra offers of financial hacking frutp undlaclaaed enthu­ siasts fcr a return flight. • “Tba pUa ta fly bark from Itufa peat to New York with the Ju stice-D r Hungary appeals to mg. as I hep* It win appeal t# the nraftd.“ Captain End.ae sa d. AM day rrowdi nf slghtarers stood around the Justice tar llun. gary. which ram* down last night p*Af J P»*r ths the vilDga village of Bisck*. .14 mUm from Budapest, after a non etra-eroaslng of 3230 mile* from H arbir Grsre, N. t . ■As .* reward for Mate, exploit, tho two flara war* informed by M. Corn toe, Hungarian mlntstmr of v a r. tb it be had recoiaktended that tba highest order, tke se rrk r owdaV fl»»t das*, carrying Urn tu k - o f excellency, b• confer:ed *n Ib a a r ‘at'-lbn. r f fleial r*rrptl>a '. Gooldfear la tbe g M tto t fMune In rubber. Millioos tod millions more people ride on Goodyear Tires than oo any ocher kind. , That's why* at dmes like these, with rubber prices at rock bottom, Goodyear can offer values none can match. Here we list tome of the amaringiy km prices now prevailing oo Goodyear Psthfinden. Check the list carefully. See how little it will coat to re-equip your cat* , : Great, sturdy Supertwist balloons, built to Goodyear Mandatda b r Goodyear craftsmen, at prices a thrifty Price " ' * full 9x4A 8(4A M ]),...|4Jft | » M 29x441 (4J M I ) . . . , • lif t MM ft$x4JI (44*41),.,; I A* 1UF a * 4 J I (4J$-1Y). , , , AM U t t A Jt U M 29x$JF (1 4 * -» ).... AM t U t �Lands InN ew V erk Town To Win Race facently at White Plaint, New want to an office where hie sweeth eart her to marry him. She ref Oped. nh th r aclf, look out a revolver, aimed It Mt charged IL lie went through aU the w It waa then discovered th at he had s. -«wAs > _ e a ------.----------------------------a — a -m 0 tu n a/ . ■- a l ClrD lflgC. HIS wml WTCTtW TOT ▼rotSTT !*W W H FOR TODAY iu iR Y BONO—And all B xtood round about tha •d ahout tha eld*ra and /beasts, and fall before la. on their faces, asd id God, Ray lag, Ainen; and (lory, sad wiadorn, ■kftvlng, and heaour, r , and might, be uste te r ever and evrr. e v ,.7 U l, 1». !B — "Worthlp, honor, id bleating, Tbes a rt S roeelva." Social C alendar (Continued From Page One) charge a t the Del-War-Va Civic Association bag. They were L P. Furrutuar, pilot, aaC -ohn Kelker, Lieut. T. G. W. (Tea) Settle, who with his aide, Lieut. Wil­ fred Bushnetl, woa the national raeea In IPO. look ap the Navy At Any rath this ridiculous behavior had the W i t of proving to tbs girt th at aha had Binds the right de­ cision In refusing to tnhi*ry s n wftb so little sense. To try to win attention by sack amok heroics is peculiarly disgusting. To commit suicide there must be a certain amount of desperate bravery aihad with tb s basic insani­ ty that usually causss tbs net. Evidently Freak Seattle was minus the bravery bat well equipped with bis puota of lunacy. For - him not to ha vs realised tbs anti-climax of a supposed suicide, who has a t Wait tbs dignity of real tragedy, coming to Ilfs and being taban o ff to jail for breaking an ordinance for ftrewarka shows bis warped idea of human reactions. He s a M tbs hysterical Inter­ est aroused by a pitiful dsath, b at be wanted to coins to life and live happily ever afterwards. Fortunately, this man's behavior is tbs unusual rath­ er than the ordinary, but the habit of needlessly shout­ ing alarm la older than the hackneyed story of the Uttls boy and the wolf. To c ry for help when it Isn’t needed is sometimes only annoying, but there ara occasions when it may have dire consequences. To pretend ooe la drowning sad call out to those on short for rescue'is one of the silliest practical Jokes Imaginable. It not only has caused death for the players of this point teas prank but for In­ nocent ftersuns thought to be In fun when they really needed aid. Then, there is the woman who screams when­ ever she sees any kind of bug or apider, sven though it be only a grasshopper. When she uses, all hey fireworks * t the appearance of n cockroach, she cannot expect may body to run to her rescue when she encounters a rattlesnake. It Js trou that tk# Beattie episode is aa eaanrsratgd form of wolf crying, but we th a t'there art many mi- Orel# M am barT esof tha Cbrl»Uaa Church will k i n a covered giah losehsea a t She home of Mr*. Chadian, corner Ninth St. and Dm Pilot Hill was the only Interna­ tional race winner In the rare. He won in 1927 The A rm /a balloonist, Copt. Karl AyUt*r, piloted the No. 1 Army entry, which took off last. Captain Altaic!1 was considered on of the Army's foremost bal­ loon experts during the World War. _____ IPONCA CITV, OkU. July SO. —<A.P.>—Weil into the second h alf of IhehLbOOO mile trip, the 10 remaining ship* In the National A ir.T ear dropped down a t tho tel teverol time*. lujlway worker* h u r t City Airport here Benday atBiby mpendetl lrtmrdl*Uljr_»n<i te r a atop, h»lp«d to f»rry Mronin, who was - Mary L Raaaell, Dearborn, Midi* piloting a Wrl«ht-ro*eeed ■lightly lajured. to the raHtwad Italian At Xhefaeiti. two mile* rd.- atnf held* first Poiltlee l* l i atandinga. Jaatea H. Smart, « V . ' Woe Bluff, Ark-, In a Woep-pow- Tho orouwlrd nm-henic Utor waa ered Ford waa aecond and I.ow*U taken la Nlihai-Udinek, whoro ha R. Vaylea. Springfield, Mart., ui- waa quanta rad In a car at the rail­ lag w Gee-Bee iportatar, • waa road atatlon anj ii**n every attantloii hjp local authorities. third. . Tho aviator* rapiaaaod hollar The ' ehlpo, competing for - tho JUeel B. Ford trophy and KS.000 that the motor trouble waa *au*ed in caah prlaoa, left Detroit July by a frooting radiator. They aald d. itaverging the East, South and they wore all In good physical con­ Taxaa, and now are en route dition and cxprcaard their gratibark to the alerting point tudo tor tho aid and bo*plt*Uty axtrndrd to Uirm by tho Russian au­ through the Hidtllewrsl. thor itloa and tho public. They loft Nilhnl-Udintk Satur­ day b j train but It waa unknown hero whether they plan to make tho entire journey by rail or whether they will take the regular paaaengor airplane tor Moaruw at Novo-Sibiorak. According to Infor­ mation received hero the aria tort (Continoed From P are One) are bringing their Inalrumenta hut u u l then failed altogether. Before rxtriratlag htwaelf from leaving the wreckage of the plane hla pararhute Lebrlx fired hi. pia- at the arena of the accident. £ S IG N S B R I G H T FOR A V E R T IN G GERMAN C R IS IS would take precedence over beat conditional and unconditional m e­ ntation*. The Dawoa and Young plan loam already have claims an O * many's customs, ao it was felt tk* French suggestion that a new loan dependent upon customs nervine would not tw practiCable. It AM f*arr,j aurh an arrangement .would dicrraar the value of the fohnbr loins. -mdM A modification of the Fram e suggestion, possibly to embody other suggeationa of guaraolaa, waa looked upon as a possible solation of the emergency. (Continued From Fage One) enter tomorrow's l<ond«n sessions with that policy clearly in iha fore. State department officials aald last night thrir conversations with bankers on the situation had shown a united sentimant in the drkire to assist Getmany. Aside from a clar­ ification of the Franco-German problem, the banker* had. howeeer, expressed their belief Iq the neeeeBlate Road Department wM ally fur Germany's taking ade­ quate Internal measure* to meet as pave Road No. 8B from Okaetka bee to IndlaMown tkla aum m r. far as possible the situation. One suggestion whirh has been advanced In usually well Informed official circle* here has been that the proposed $.'>00,000,000 loan to be . made on a basis which In ef­ fect would l>e a first mortgage on HENS and PRYEB8 DRESSED OR LIVE reparations. In aurh an arrange­ ment, the loan would have priority W. H. LONG ty to That 1 fitte r'te -W aad Mr*. Tony’ Pttrkford, ssd Mr. sad Mrs. B. C. Masse. » * BILL ADOPTED BY HOUSE TO CUT CIRCUITS DUCKY ICELANDER* pdera a rt placid, Over are alarmed, (Continued srheduiing a th e Young ge for Tuesday. oVloA. Wsdea P re s id e n t H o o v e f s me 'Me** their hippy let. lit and greedy, ilateim un them caaU hie eye and by and by. try loader a disturbing smile at Germany in Its presen h n lM .u n msguxnbnous move, but ence Uouiior points out the Unite In Germany’s financial matters to tht dollars sml suggests that any aloof™ country at this time would be to Jh vestment. However, the Boston psf Mr. Ilnover ns a timely stroke ah dire consequences. It nays: *^’he mere announcement that t posed'participating fully In'the ini Iciilties h u % b s C kH sU nn i | « « , y u Invdl int of two bill th e p n rt of t the two eirtrei rye le.Jhep.ok Is no olternstlvs offered between whet some ioosl entanglements and aloofness. The Uniled ntangled anyway to an enteart narrowly op1,000,000,000, and It is ouly h r intelligent eoopavors that colossal toss enn be averted. **Th" rlvflixed world Is ssmeetty ■endesrortng to cor­ a mrnsclhg sliustlot). Germany, repHeved by the j Hooyor, mpraWrium, is far from bying out af danger. The confidence of her own people in her financial stability has been shaken no less than that of people in other Muds.' r The efforts of some Germans to protect their individual . fortunes1at the expense of the financial structure of tho nation has not mode their esse better. "IVrhnpa there may be Justice la a certain nd ewmmped the United that they ore not avarae to exaggerating their own dlfflIn the Dnvb Tup smtche* ring Hie psit few day* in cullies lu order to gain special concessions. On the other lh.weU, tennb b rather u hand, tha suspicion nuy, be cruelly unjust At any rate. It euten Into the problem as to what tha financial world is to do in order to avert German collapse. T!»rapprehension' - that unless sided by the capitalistic wtrtd Germany may go . over wholly to Bolxlievlxm brings into tbs problem tha factor at fear, which makes Its ■ “Fear lost Germany should some natlous “to proffer her aid. nancial strength and military p France to delay roopanatlow ia doubt, the 'German Government to the world, at absent the rtry ternai aid, the xpecUrle-of the Isu erful armored cruiser afloat, with another 'pocks ship” half completed. To have- pitched into the 1 caldron the irritating Issue of a German-Awatrten NeaBepD *, IN *, enl union WM likewise, at tha monacal, provocative i *1. , - , . . ish. But there will be mare profit to the wortd While the isreeUaeat •Id#ring today methode of reperteg past felliao . " A . - .)nmdfty for SB attempt harppig upon theaL he home of the preildetit Jefferses, reads: “CongTvai ahali nuke as lew reaperUsg an asteblishnmnt o f retlgion, or. prdhlhtl. time. One well-koaSB" f °te*ailing J n f the fS e esreriro thereof, or agesey lebacrlhaa to tha theory abridging tha fraadavs of eyaavk, that tee phyiical law oT action or of tho preax.* Than there b ind reaction applbs’ to hueineai th li exproaaios from ana af Jefsad fiiwnca If tha fsethra/sf Una taraos'e. letter* which was quated $iad‘bitinilty a n properly applied. la ayyasling tha MlnnaaoU gag Asothir theory h r a prominent law «a*a ts. the auproma courti eessamk service toads to the ba­ "Our liberty depends on the free­ rometer nib that m ■Would bay dom of th e krone, asd that cannot Mock* wheo the lades of relume be Unified .YHUMt J*<ng b e t " A sewspaper k $ quasi-public janaufoctaro dmliaee below tho jabil U per eeat of nerma), pro- lnatiUiUoa. lt b i n s mouthpiece of the people) H m o e e a corrup­ tion )a high ■>| W | flfbta tha ty Grand wxas'l "plenty In the Arlington rb tttc iy, running a poor third•i‘il J • m n d a lw a y s In te ru U e d * V .« IV - t If customers get- what they w a n t . . . they*!! stick! It's no accident that Chesterfield wins rod bolds its smokers. Riper, milder, sweeter.tasting tobaccos and purer dgarttte ||aper can't be ibought. And-Chesterfield cigarettes are m ad* rig tL Each type o f tobaepp used in the Sonata hex been placed aate It to a *ed m ro the Mhoel* ef the to- I Chesterfield blend must pass rigid labo­ ratory tests for mildness, flavor and aroma. N o purer cigarette can be made! Try them. You*ll find every Chester­ field like every other. In taste, evenness o f burning, smoothness and coolness. Milder? PZra/y.mildcrf And that goes for tbe’♦'nightcap” Chesterfield as w ell as the morning "cyc-opcncr” 1 \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1931 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 20, 1931 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 20, 1931. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 3-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 20, 1931; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/adbdbdaf384dedf62b498c65e2598f86.pdf e884011d9e4613aa944b0232c9cce6ff PDF Text Text T A L L A H A S S E l!, J u ijr 17. — 4 f I w ro te o n ly A b ou t w h a t w t did tod ay, le v w ould not U a n y th ja f. q/singla _ haa boon aaeompUshod, lim U a e d i t .We dlacuaaod a ' ty w m a tter* d u rin g th e early houra o f th e m o m lflf aeaakrn th a t am ounted to ex a ctly n oth in *, and abou t i t o ’clock teak ap i oocnmltta* report cone e r n ia c .tli Incast|g*tkm of Irbolac. attempted to W local bill m a ty - Tbe Itealf lato a com­ e t the whale la conaldor nutter, aad ih otdar that U>. f dork Of Um t o m eoold be . no ha cannot address tbe of RapraaenUtlre*. Tbia the root o f the morniag ad then ..bock ,Into this until'4 o'clock^ when w» over my protect, until y »e r n l« « . W ' Tkeoe invest I f Ilea* which bevy lime end probably ip than enjr one the three sessions, _ r __ UcsUjr without oiception, reonhed In the llooee doriding that no eetion reuld be Ukm. ■ ’ ' one— reaaon why they That la (hould bo olopfld end allow the Boom to |et down la work, and onrowpHoh something. rer. It la apporoot that the o f pairing local bills In der is w r bed, pnd corrupt laundry Mil cOmraltleo oho ' lo afternoon, and w« Its report. They found there bed been a forgery In Jng the bill from the llouoa the Benate, but could not i the lame on the guilty petparties. No blamt h u atteebsd Itoolf to any otUcho, how- Federal Agents Dig • Up Plot To Remove President Of Cuba NEW YORK, July 14.—(A.P.) says that the ‘ ‘ Stats* Department of tic*, aided by Now York po __g kovo uncovered and checked * -plot aganst Preridmt Machado of Cuba. * ’ , .'• >, Tlia plot, tha Bug pay*, was In. galad by “a ”a distinguished CuUn A w a sldonl of Now Yarh and a r o.a I d o a t of Now d a political •*ite\ I agents said the plotUr raised a J 1,000,000 and had d or c Attracted for a I quantile of aroL and am. Ion. and 4i ringed to ship la Cuba. fan a* id that Fadrral . ■' agents boliev* that port of tha - war materials Manhased u a resiilt of the n »£ were shipped ' -^Today's Bun l f B • may hart insured the upi|a ag ajf tbe Ute apffag., t |* • . i |Th0 Spa S i * the plotter, referte a. l)r. JMkmw ^ hU • M l) actlri. Sued n tla YOKI I L — (A F .1 ~ <*** Court Uat Jack of Jack k y g i* PARIS, July IB. - < A J M — Chancellor Bmenlng and. Pore)gu HInti ter Cnrtlpo. of Oernumy today for conferwith reprssentatlTM of world powers which aro~ consid­ ering an eatonalon of financial aid to their country. Bruenlng Sealed any atringa wet* attached U Ms visit to France and dis­ credited reports that the French submitted a Hit of upon the fulfilment of which depends French participa­ tion In a loan to Germany. Chancell >r Uruenlny and Knrelfn Minister Julius CUriiua were met by Premier Loyal and Aristide Broad. Alomit Immediately they went Into confsienro with the French officials la eeaneclian with Germany's financial situation. Premier Laval gave them Oh outline of the plan deckled upon yesterday at a meeting nltended by French, American and British representatives. On Sunday morn Ino there will be another Marion of the four pewe.a, and If the*. conferences result satisfactorily, all will- go to I-ondon for a con­ ference of seren nations on Mon­ day evening. For tbe first time the GeTInan statesmen will hear at first hand the tond'Ilona which France ini. Imeet upon her participation In attending financial assistance. It Is understood the bar kg ound of tha Krrnch proposals will U> (Contiaued on Page 81s) exiitemral ____ ' f * i* i county via* quiet todov with H I'Upntiotml lict'nneH B efore it, member, of a train* .ndhal organ, the S em ite todny establlnhcA Florence Peterson, above, laation held On cha:*r» of auk>iHere you see u group » f hankers on — .......— ■ . , , n new cuntom hy v o tin if to year-old Chicago girl, was ar­ clon. Fosse* aumbenn* mote thta Photo show* John K. Galt in. .halt man of the New York Port Authority. rested following, a raid In which S00 armml wen, wl . .earthed Aha « * e r Ike lludson llixu. hold nn aftern oon Hroniotf fo r bar male companions, also taken county torori»n iier* of incni|||t 3v r<f «lr B, Krim; N. It. S w lc), nnd Dr. I. Norway*!, fu rth e r consideration o f th e . by police, confessed they had uf the ebrirl) that threatened m easure. T h e H ouse wna in committed a series of hold-ups Ilfs of Governor Mlllrr ad jou rn m en t u ntil M o n d a y .' -1 an Chicago's South Side. shooting Shvtifl Young, were J a m es H a l l F ly in g Numerous amendments to tho banded. T o H a v a n a In H o p e m-cupational la* hill were Inlriw .. The trru tk itallr.l at a Hirel­ durrel. The finance taiallon coni- , ing of nrgror* at which |i ute*' O f S e ttin g R ecord mlttrr reported unfavnrobly tha . v*rrr mane In behalf • f * Hmi.r .opptoved bill for • ts* on net roe* under death scntrnra UOOKKVF.i t Kir.I.D. July hllllroards and ■ new chain atuty attacking two whjtr g il ho IH. (A .IM —Janie* Hail. New ta* bill. Those held will i«e given » pi Ymk .In k luoker nml « “ • A graduated general «alvt to*, lirnlnary hearing Mumiay. L en d ers In G e o r g i a 's aviator lup|nd ulf ra il) t da< graduated general ,a!c* • t**» mediately released right negrOe on his iion-.top fllgthi t • Harlevcrly disguis'd ■* a hill apply­ R e c e n t P r ls o n B r e a k under death sentence lor an attac' vuiij in nitempt to «h*'.ter ih. ing to chain atore* hut In rtmli" on two white girl, near Scotia* R o b b e d L o a n O ffic e i.io .1 held l»y Captain Frank hitting evary retail estebllshme .«iro last March. Hawk*. A po*ar of eight men reported TAI.I.AIIASSKK, Jul) IH. — in Florida a* well a* Ih eoterW Pl II #> n.iiti. lay long tie ea.tIW ' V TIASTA- Juli IH. -1A.IM (Continued On Page Thr*«) Flimlnal'i n of the »t*tr ad valorem amusement parks, race trmrk* nnd t in ii.ariliue to Mumi and ver ■ Two not>rous esmped rumirt*. property ta* 1* the mu*t Impottent real estate dealer*, was introduced Kvy West to I uha. The plane I.rlaml llatvey and Jatk Martin., objective nf the U-«l«lalurv. g »v. In Ihe Senate yesterday hy Senoha. a a|rial of 2th) mile* an wcie .ought by Athnla pili.e la»t ei nor Carlton told a corrT*|iondent lor Young of Vrro Heach. . DENISON, T o *, July IH. hour. nr.M follow injr the relldng <>f a Meirhamlise .old to the "ulti­ yesterday In an Interview dealing lino k made the I liMi mile loan idfiie here y#*lc day n llir mate rnn*umer," under the tirmO of the Oklahoma' highway drwith Id* IntpiraaliMU of the p m . flight in nine h iur* 21 nvimilee, noon. enl .Hunt on and the ultimate out- of the hill would he taxed on ther and letmnetl in rigid liiurs, 41 none of the m ml eitin aeoalnn. latsis of the gross monthly Inrpm* loan uffit'O idlli'UI- -aid >.t:'l ir.lr jti Hall plan* !• lop »t S!'i na. tukeu and gave d c « tlpll"n> "In spite " f “ II erfoil. In enn of the dealer, ranging from one t* tic of Red river" last night un­ llavaiia only Ions omHlgli to IIUCRI.KY, III, Jul, IH. — «,( the ro'd-cr* wh'rh the poluc fu»e. • i igiiiatini! from well known thive anil one-half p.-m-nt. Tht* der tha direction nf thblr re­ relui'l amt then moke H e leiurii prohibited , j • uiir.i-*." the govern >r .aid, "I metrhant. would lie spective commanders-in-chief — ( A I M —Tin vv bandit, killed • 'said filte.1 the earap.-d prisoner-. f l’.ghl. 1 Harvey ulul Martin w,'C h adbelieve the l*gi«laturr will yet from listing the ta* as a separate ■, Gov. Ross B. Sterling and Gov. drputy sheriff yesterday In un.urresaful dash across Kas |i e-i nt a pioginm that v.ill meet ,trin In making nut customer*' " l* gr< in the r.rs|M< tYciloc *lav vf W. H. (A lfalfa Hill) Murray. the mves.ltie« ol the state and *l hill*. The art provides, however^ Tha Torn* forces wer* deployrd rrn lllinoi. fur freedom aftter til iri.on rt. from the state laim the same time relievo the ail that the merrhants may add tb*. to block the a. lion of Murraj, robbing the llurkley Slate Hank in MilleJcer die tax to Ihe retail price nf tho good*. , valorem " who threw open to raatorrit* " I J1* 00G II. lleibett, manager nf the Young estimate* kis hill woyld 1 Tile pliqMl-i-il I reluct imt of the three free bridges aero** the ri*-. One of the trio, Jov hlula |n.*'i lirm, ekld one man enlervd (Cealteatd ss Pag# Tkrvo^aaL pro|<eity ta* In the one null r li nml n«Wr«l nl» ml niioilu-r cr without consulting Tens* u f-! chiskl, wa* vaplurol half wo the el 11til I nml srlmul levy, tioventor flrlftU. Ihoir ift r r the holilul*. *cil«*iiMy |*ti»n r rumpum nml Iff 1. A I ih Cnillnn iruitimied. the ‘‘itlosl hit. u Ihh.i Oa lb* Oklahoma aide tin- wounded hy Deputy -Sheriff HrtH mimiti'g Inter thi« limit. pm tutil item before the people." highway crows were tearing up r> E " " '" - of rh" . " , 'V t in Im*i t itlfftliflf«| frutit n 1‘loln. ' Then* re-ult-,' he a il,'' will With summrr weather increas­ approaches to tell *pan* near ty ih rriff emptied hi* P 'to l Ih f l»\ n% llRrvt’L rr'.uv»M*tl *» h i hy pcoiHnnie* dr* M a n y L o c a l R e s i d c n t a he meoinpli-hrd WASHINGTON, July IH. — ’ l ing tha rhatiraa that dog* might two free hrldgas so the pay tbe firing, and .trod with up r* ni|Mnir«J li) ijintlirr, ttuiiUon. i f whi»m h|ii')u|uie urged .ill l rotwisleullv ne^u^ijolloit. pf whom uftlierp -rid <A.D.)— U-wrtad cool* af JWr,-•*•♦ twepnm loflklcd -with rabies, the bridge, wouldI ha out uBt of com- 4ol*ed hand*.. MuUvbUk;. u* he, A r e T ttk in g A v ia tio p Ip.l.ted upon .line the day 1 lonti' ing and wholesale |'rio*«l ill. V n ■ lay wounded, drew his pistoi Hiffntte-f Ms I tin TFey pvllej .oil i e . ' Sanford City Commlisloitarn this mission. ini • nflire nnd d lit • nil. pun lin'd y her* ami lleilielt wa. muile to L c s k o iih R e g u l a r l y were ret forth indag by tha lwme ruing Issued a gecire which Texas ranger* threw up a new killed Knncn. (I'unilimed on I’age Klx) fContinurd On I'sgu Threel Then the 50-mlle rh »»« started. i lair Drpaitmanl to above that tho makes It compulsory for all local barrier at their end nf the Denl\vistlon o'tlvitie- ulon.; many ' , |IPJO dollar was worth *1.42 last dog owner* to have their dog. vac- aon-Durant free bridge here, re­ The trio*, automobile had upset In a ditch. After Mula«hi*ki wn* line- .-reined t> icniei tp n Kan- K l I l l O I l H I n v o l v e d I n month. The drivartmml also re­ rlnated against rabies. placing one torn down on Mur'raptured, the other rtdilierr. »el( tin.i iliitilig the pa.l week. unit, Hr. C. W. Baker, vrternarian (L'ont.nued Oa f*age Five) fIV i l IIll l il K rr et li tgrlht tf IlllL n crrtee a s te. | 'M,r,,d * " incrr**'' ut --7and arn1 l H |( kyiminu ennslructlon ___________________| identified a* Joe Ijinnigan uni lo-elhrt with III,, tint (hut molt' will ho at the C it* Halt Hally, >-*ddir llnino. fled acres. *(l*ld. tliuti ilorrn lo. ol resident, are pluyment In 20 reirescntatlvsr starting Monday, between the L10NH HM.KCT IdIM ANt.M.I-H (.<>(nmAni|(.<.rr4| a salesman'* n : » WASHINGTON. July IH, ~ eitli-a, ami a 2,7 permit payroll ■*,iil> .Huh nl< nf aviation, pine hour* o f 10:00 n'chek and noon, ' ' ' “ , , ; mohilr, w r«k ed It near Dip'i hanloiii e.*—I mu on to l-i Inim ( A.IM Testimony that railioad inrrra.r. . 'L and will varrlnale all dog*. He haa IH. — TORONTO, Ont, July IH. - j OHr. Del Into a corn He'd «»J j I Im-Ii i : n. i f the hu*h-t and Umd- having u par value <>f 47,. F'iksI prices were credited with recently received a supply nf ae ( A T . ) —The n n t session of the 7 IH.Min.mal might lall-innvrd u decline of IXH percent during BL'CIIAlti’JfT, lluinania, July ! m» nlr niimlnl Flmlda < tie*. rum to ba used In tha treatment of I.Inn* Internatlon.l mnvenlhwt Hd In a erth. O. I , Thimp.on. a Stela |g,_.(A.IM —Qmen Helen took a ' Fit-t to nllrint iillention to fr. in the legal list of securities the past six muntlis white cloth­ dog* at this time, and will admin will lie held at U i Angeles, Calif, patrnlman. pursued l#arf u| (|r p „ | ull. f t,„n the ia|l-i uviati n I • oily- wa ih. limed Im. arise of Ihe inaliility of toads to ing dropped 4.rl permit and rent* later It In the animal*. In IU%t ju.t prior to the lllym. highway |a>| (.r, im,y |M. Irtii ' i '»l which lihi»M! IlHLni^h, esin tiled ihaige- wa- today giv went down 3.1 compared to Janu­ All dog*, aarept tin.*.- that ate plr games, an announcement ye*, them, organiietl a |“ >«»r alter %«*lrlMH uii-iiiMtl p h't iM.it!** hi en the Inter'lute t'niiminiee Com­ ary 1 ligures. IN-rtnaurul exile. come kept on the premise* nf the uwa terday said. Heveial c tie* made (hr rul»l»rrA wrrtknl llirir mission. |iiki- Jr- up |n»t Mltri era or musaled while at large, strong blit* for the r nvent ion. F'atrmuu Di. k, Now Ymk, tes-1 hullIhe corn rrih. eri the Orient i-xpics- tor t.ondnn lllHltl. *|ll** M‘«ult W4» tllAt must be brought to the City Hall F u n d s A u th o r iz e d F o r The robber, were taken In wale the Ihiwagci Marir, fonn.i oil •'*! nl phiilrllU %lM|f**»l I In* Ittlv**. tified for n I f* percent rale In­ between neat Monday anj Aug. 1. I’ KOMOTRK OUT ON IMINI) crease, lie sail an analysis nf f i suit Simdlny nml Mount) a(u*r F ig h t in g G la d e s F ir o Watseka. A moh nf Ihicklei Queen uf lirt-i-rr, nnd Princess Police will kill all dog* found run­ town.|H-nple threatened vi-lenu Ileana. all ol whom »*-pt. Hi-I.'ii nn im bih*'ti* (ifliriul-* mi.I tut*- in heads having gres* Income* of ning nt Urge after that date If Mit.iaai.iHMi in IP'iii shewed only TAI.I.AIIAHSKK," July IH. — OKI.AIIDMA CITY, July IH .- hut weie held in check. It Is discovered that they hare sect herself ap|M-aird partiri.laily dc <I'uit! »• v f tlu* K»»t« in Ait I un* twenty one. On the basis of fig ­ (A .IM — Governor Cnrllon tedoy (A .P .l—C. C. Julian. Oklahoma been vaccinated. Police said the three rnM.-. • ptessed, and via* in tear* whim - |m»«t *'•».. lut , n»»tl*' rrp.it»H In ures repelled thus far this year authorised West Dalm lleacb III. Ivip w I till lialUtUili hail The City will pay Ih* cost of and California ail promoter, held were from Chicago. I^nni--e'* the train |iu!li-d out of ll..- sta­ 11 iif lit In nn Ih with I 'Ih- •him. road* would cam a lived chaigc hcudi|uartei* of the Kvcrgladed vaccination from tha annual li­ on a federal mall fraud rharge, and Hums, they said, were want tion. ot I.Ml op more. Dick i* chnirmutt Drainage District to take any cense taa of 11.X.1 per dog. All wa* released from Jail late yes­ i*l for poatofflre robherle*. When the c«|ur-» p a » e t"l Moiiih, utwhl, |t|ti|**ut**(it m nf n of the Her only 11"liters Commit- rteps necessary In control rpuck owners are requested to comply terday on bond, only to learn Sinaia, wheir King t'ar.'l hu-' trow burning in souU) ' tvw lUhlioii fiihl f I hi* I'Mjft li-e of a i mliend emorgi'ni')' gioup. fires with the City Commlsaloners' de­ that other suite have tern added oy Scou t T ro o p 5 « « kr" i..r the liii.uphl tht* n t> t'linihiittiuiiFnt Flurida. to his estenslvo legal illffu ultlcm. |B m cree ot once. ~ r . , . , Sumnii-r, the Queen luukeil nil •I.FAKH' NOT THACKII nit.'ttlluti I.* roiiu* *»l th«‘ ult an The Guvernor said he had ad­ M e e ts F r id a y N l g h l her window in vain lur a view t('iriititiutrl (In I> k ** Thrr#) vised drainage district • Ificlal* ■ - .■ Inf her child. Then- wa- nut even WAHIIINGTON, July 17. -- that all expenses incunad bo In tin- a'ascniv of the -enter i an *iljutant un liutul In give tin- NWJMO Ml Hill.It Kits II ANCiKlI (A .P .)-- Theodora Joslln, secrepaid hy Ihe Htale as authoriimll royal salute. |-lie I IrUlIl r ut liny K’ liUt* " f lei y III Plesillr-nl lliMiVrr, said by a special resolution which Am eira, Troop fi. Itllly Fa'ilhII Im- been rumored Dial her WATKU VAI.I.KY. M i**, July yesterday the While 11Olive had passed both Houses uf 1-eglslOs hail 'haigt- i-f Ih,. nii-i-lin* nf the present Journey was prompted hy , A , Saill „ ,i,,r tailed t.i lind Ihe source of l& lure. The resolution directed tho Kmmett Khaw. negroes, were or mote hiiitmo Interest news use of gA.iioo fnr fnc fighting Police court trials of more than of an aulomobila accassoiy. i.l. sdc.l Irnin last n’ght at tin- Palinetln disaciMiiatment ul m.t Iwing .ul- ; Avenue mretlng plarr. Klghtrcn Ihe stiiiic* which had Is-en unler in- wink. • daarn allaged law-violator*, guilty, and wo* flood III). Offlcvt Ihi) a were in nttrmlanir i-nil pirn lowerl to im-. tin, Hummer with h-nk.r,| (,rlP yesterday for ,V her soil, and In not liemg Invited ,|ll)(hg May 4. of Mr. and Mis. ve-tlgallon. He said the ih-|uiiy Cray arre-trd him. brought l>efi re Municipal Judge were made for n Court n| llunm iM'gon last week of “ ll•#k*', tu to Ihe welding ol Princess | „ Wagner, piomilieiit l-siHernire Diain, Altth* Fdwa'ri*. R. W. Wato yesterday afternoon, and Hernire Hmlth, three ml »rrd t i ho held July 2P, and for ai Desna, Ihe King's si ter. Airllcorrespondent* hail Im-cii closed. A n n a ^ .'a u c i H M a r r i c d Inter petrol rally tu le hrH on the duke Anion. Ilcana's liiislunid-to' ___ ______ proved to ba luring enough girls who f gurrd In an altcria T o C la r e n c e M a c K a y U fill tha court-room lo overflow- (Ion whi h resulted in di*u drily lake f.onl Fare neat Thurnla). The le, wa* on the platform with hi | nidi.Is inviti*l In the Dltri lianree la-t*- inglit. hruuylit lug. Mret of the spectators were conduit chargaa being NEW YO lIkTju Ir IH.— (A .P .l— Clai'-rvca MacKay, chairman of the­ colored, and appealed to ba fa against them, were fined 4-'* each. event. In a letter to the marshnl - I Thursila)' aHemum several of the court Helen explained the terested In o disorderly conduct Officers Shaffer and Nh hulson ta aid of thr Postal Telegraph Ca­ TennisS I Ihe Knnils made a general eleun. was going ahmsd to visit r-l.ible Corporation, anj Ml** Ann* charge lodged aga nst Dare Stln. mai’e the arrest., tj.se, lumert soprano nnd for John Btary, colored hoy charged up uf He mreling pine, painting tire, unit would nut he hn . un­ ton, Willie Wilsoa end Paul I’eiry, !*%h Litiiitt u riiia»htlitf• *«!•!%tfljr I wliii li Wiliam** a'M a*i**»M * '*' eight yeais n memlier of thu Met­ aegie youth* who figured In an with apeed'.ng, was fim-tl 4l..''i0, and leia lrn g niiiih of the inter­ til Octidier. It vsa leurmsl til fthi'h duwijf Lilt n»Hfill.** I n**. !«• him lim** Him' Hliain. ropolitan tl|»ci» Company wore argument over • w a in woman after he had plradrd guilty. O ffi­ ior. Later in the aftrinoon thr> Ilia ikpattuie >ast night tic. adjourn-1 tu thr Seoul ramp a* Helen will visit her mother il' in*-1. drmr I la u| |H»»ir»ii t » rov««i,‘ wluL* tm tl**» F|H*ctl; inl«*irhmntr u( nisirird today. Dnlv tnrmbtr* af Jodgt Wore fined HI It. son cer Shaffer made ll v arret. WillUlMlI. >Ol|thfIII M»f| i f shuts * *he »had - i JIMU mIIw .n m MMMrtr. difficulty recover, the inunediate families were pres- ! Henry G isdwin, cotoreit. ihargcd Silver lake where they rnjn)rt F'ngland, and then go t ■ llolv fU JO , Ferry «10, gad WlUaa f&, leg alter •coi n* psiUculatly »•- cut. tor theii ports In tho dl.turbanre. with being rhunk, eotrvaWd a <10 water sports. whb her brother, the fonprr Mr. uiid Mr*. J. A. William*, waOriad of Pol rv WilUama and Of- tond. Offirer Anderson arrested King Gesitge ,.f 0 trace IsUpru I tht inuinmg in-sis'il C )l) Icnnly .'». tin drive . Its bis virility, )vung WIIHfno! floor Shatter pvado tha arrsota. * kbit, . CAMP 1IIKIIANDKD returning here in lira Fall tu} ihumilull in the Jiiiijnt ditlsioii P io n e e r R e s id e n t O f win- the title a, ril> chanipmii whan Ilf took three ilrnighl genres i JUaa Mary Dighlaw, young white F.thel Kmltk, <oter«*l girl su^, Michael. It also wa* tor IP II, Junior itivlsiim. und bojJ IdK.FFKHKGfc. QhUi^Jidg.Jlr-* D i e s T o d a y *ha would 'settle )stniOnrlitly riillv iii who wa* ruaigod with Bpoed- c^argad with d aurderly conduct, S a n f o r d iq , I f m W lapii Baillh, dar Iw ise rn. | f i ) )n tha final*. The » ijii»— wen- , nines the pos,e»*or nf u silver , ^ lag,drew * 110 flaasvhirhwaa tua. Was fined |N. Bhe had tew-u ar • alia In HwiUetland. I i n- cup efleied hy Dr>anii|t( - - - ___ _ > . „ U . Ik ,. ,k 1 d 3. S.I and * U. The many friends of Mrs. L. I. upon prvmlH# that the. rested by Officer Shaffer. (king Carol haa givrn Princess The male lie- wen- well played Hfair ting li md* Store. Tl>e award Id and known a* Ike Pio art dilrv an automob la in The rare o f Gbwtfla Mar llrunn. Drown, pioneer Hanford resident, rrol to team of htr death I Igana • and 'Archduke Anton an and' fralmed ly Williams' tool, will I*- made al a later ilatr. Yeung Communists o f Am.rice for a parted of l»0 days. catered, charged with assault *mf will liana a* a wedlmg i resent, flnady pi iv , lie had p'at bi'd tlu* Yesterday .altermam Williams was ordeted disbanded yesterday 8bafter made the Jneet. battery, and F ro Manning, mimed which occurred this afternoon at teenier Quern Marie's gift wa* , final* alter a blistering drive and Snutli ilei rated Gilmer j'teele by Hheriff G, H. Blanche, who aaF Hunt, white, la m ir l tm p loee i f Myrtle's I tout hunt HI. Vincent'* IDspItal, Jackson­ a 'beautiful silver service and tha agalii'i some of the best junlui mi.I Hilly Fsville I nr the dmililra he found lha boys and girls » charge of disorderly cundact. Shoppe, who had hoen charged ville, after an illnesa of jc w iu l • haiiippni-liip. The i-surs we -t citing communistic propaganda. racistlog arrest, wa. fined with grand Ufgvay of 1140, were wish*. Funeral • rervtroa had nut Iiffaidrnl of |*ailiamMit ha* I r» * In in t.iUul In the r I ), bjiiid and H I. They leaded tha first roust, and ula- 'll areferred ta the county ruurt l-ren atiangvd at a late hour to­ Pentad tha young ci.nplr with a riitifliiei'd tlw lavoiile ..(dr the 7J, )l Havre* iwKTrlsIn service. the llnals atlei seining two virtu in;.. IIKKO AUiVHKD OF A I of tha aacaad. Officers ter action. Ufficeo' Bhatter him! day. ! Kqrltli » ■* never aliuwvd In e ‘ - lira aince yesterday morning, tbs , Nicholson, and firaham NI:hai-on read* tka f.iat arrest, Mrs, Biuwn la auraivid by irr FNID. O ils i July llk - (A .F .) HI I t Fit KI.FtTKOCI 1 F ll \ Uil ■! Hi, skill nml forni wlnn tir-t o f which wn- « '1.1 amt H-2 a arret t. white Of fe a r Urey npp ehemim' husband, R. 1. Brown, Hanfoid; 1.1t*uglit linn with smlden and -.it- ■efeut »| (h stlr Ituliinsoli and J«e Ingram, county prisonrr « l Jab asm, retired giri the Msnatag woman. four daughters, Mrs. Q. C. Si er­ w n hie frrsdom by hecslsJW with tha petit ter reiy uf ' Karte Man William, and Flijab ring. Baaford; Mrs. ||. Ae MrM1I.I.KIMIFVH.I.K. Ga ^ Jllly IH. i r slug i c tut* ll**- final,. Mil. Ralph la Meine. Tlisir »e,iin,| %lrevery lut, was over Cliailrs Tew and played in a flMMKHi fire that wa* fined flO al. West, roll red porasn* cliarg«*l Michael, Atlanta; Mrs. W. T. ley, 21 year lisiu, tad him c »vere*| at -fA .l'.)- Fugcrw Dodte: 'l l slroied the Garfield County cs she denied tbe rharge. with dlsordarig yaadawt. bad thrl Mikhail, Harare las and Mrs. Mar- old hrgro. was rlrtlfo-'ililcd id Hu- angle, although r « h mat' h viettl Iteddiy Stewart tey t* 7 and house and Jail last January, nrvM. Jkalfsc asade tha si real. rriaea ri'ntiaao4 MgUl'ovvl Monday. Ha Mcllaaiaf, • Dmuisll. One *-*o, |if.« „ fasi(at heie ye liiila ) f*»C Lu.lhuie l-efoii* a , i ‘«* l. it*’* If «Ui hald yesterday on a cl “ Slorlr ami FavHla mwhiNl 'H air's, redarsf rollegv O f f h m - R miltihr uf Jcsee UllUams, an wa, gia kill. Hmlfif aupyife.l to N ih "l-i-n [C ollar Brawn, of Hanford uUo s t.^ la * the fire. :i (Continued up itege BHi) “ witim under the U plift, driti-x tharfad ‘ ‘ with tha tereoai read* tho isutvivaa. ' " < ath*r'uegr). REMOVAL OF TAX ON PROPERTY IS DECLARED VITAL HARVEY, MARTIN, £|ESCAPED CROOKS •jri SOUGHT BY COPS TEXAS RANGERS ENGAGE IN FUSS FEE Carlton Believes It Only Objective Of Present Sessions Head Of State Takes Issue With Murray, Oklahoma Governor r ± r wSri, Three Bandits Kill Deputy But Fail To :: Succeed In Escape FLYING ACTIVITY IN SANFORD PICKS UP DURING WEEK AH Dogs In Sanford Ordered Vaccinated Lowered Living Contfi Reported By Burcnu!!;j) Queen Helen Takes Tearful Departure From Her Capital More Than Dozen Law Violators Are Heard Before Ware In Police Court Clay Williams Beats Wilson Smith For Sanford Championship I • • V || - r — ■ i'v k * �1mJva mm*. EXF Sa nm w cEi M B ’S FINEST LIT ARY UNITS W p» n •ft ^ DIE TO MEET jr w s w e question* of Ik* pwoont emergen RMAN CRISIS (Continued Fiom P o t* On*) don to dlacuee the III* o f cental Europe. . .Ilotb Social# ry Htlmaon of the •tela department and Secretary Mellon of the troaeurjr are export­ ed lo attend, not aa “ unofficial oband larfeat National Guard icrver.," but .mpowirfed p l l h j l la Florida from the aland- w!3e"discretion a* iS*tt t X G g i t * f n m b w of Infantry unit*, thetr partMpatlrn. Preildent Hoover jr**terd*p anrd ha* 103 men and aoran ofnow'In Sommer training le rvounred hi* jilan* for having tbo two cabinet officer* at the eonfet’ord ha* a machine gun ontt, tnce. Kllro.on, ho a id , will atUnd, nr D| th* Headquarter, and. Mellon ha* been naked to bo inr, Flrat BatUllon, and the preaent “ If It I* corwUlenl with dkal Detachment, all of the hi* pUn».” Th* former la new In kit Infinity. Pari* an.i th* latter I* ra tin g In Dio Sanford outfit I* headed b> southern Franc*. ‘ J, Joaeph C. HutrhUon, com Mat night there were Indiander of the Fit*! Battalion. Hone Hoover waa giving them no Ith Infantry apeclflc Initlnctlone. It I* aaaumed n addition to Its rUlm to w e­ bp official* her* that M ini pol'.llI place In th* State for Infantry ,*al que-llon., a* well n* thoe* deal­ It*, Sanford U also on* of the ing with ecmomlca will com* be­ Id tot Florid* National Guard fore th* meeting. It wa* noted khU. . that In today'* etatement from the Buford had the IlNdquarUra of While l|ou*e, lh* word economic b ^ flr a t Battalion, Flrat Florida wa* not u*ed in deecithing th* purhry,' In 1010. In 1031 lh* unit po«<> of th* cottfertn.-e and it w*o i* r*cogn|y*d silk Ik* am r emphaaltod that the problem* arleintlon. In D#*#mb*r of that Ing from th* prevent equation In It waa re-doalgnatsd as the Central Europe nvuld be conaldlukrteta, Firet Battalion ered. i .Infantry, which It romalnad What pad Ktlmeon and Mellon 1034, whan th* unit war would toka In dUcualon* of pollll* *d to th* Headquarter* Flrat :al question*, If thiy ahouH art*e, wa* undisclosed. Acting Mrretary Cr*lU of tbo atat* department had raid any anlanglament in European politic! would It* carefully avoided. Senator Wataon of Indiana, the r p'i'illran leader ami one of the Mitatandlng opponent* of American participation In lh* Mague of Na­ tion* or th* World Court, aald ho undaratood the conference would ho limited entirely lo financial problem*. While thi conference will b* In­ funnel In It* general aapecta, Mel­ lon and Htlmaon are to participate nn an equal haal* with the reprewntatlvr* of. other poaera, Great and Second Lt. Wilbur U. Hofmann, Uritaln, France, Uermany, Italy, Headquarter* Company, II Iglunt anj Japan. .'Major Ralph E. Hlavana, comThua the American government naandar of lh* Mtdlcal Detachment, will have • direct and acliva |>art waa formerly a 8anforJ roaldent. Inatrad of a aeat on the aldellnea , H«.la now In Jarkaonvlll*, aervlng for an ••c.haervrr." il>by*ician for th* Vvtaian*’ lluIn a statement yeatrrdry, Preib •lent lloovrr aaldt | ' K * Sanford Guardsmen have an ” A« ha* already been announced, aavtabl* record of Stata aarvlre. Secretary Htlm.on will attend the Company D wa* on* of lh» fln t ronferen.-e In Mndon which hat thre* Guard rompanlee called Into active eervlce during th* frnlt Gy quarantine. All of th* unite **rv*,| fcUgyggggqt (h i quarantine period. IT .fB y also a w aarvlo. at Miami S n rj»( lh* hurricane of IUZ0 and gt Weal Palm Beach during th* blow o f 1038. . 1 ; Several of lha Hmford otflrcm •wa, Howard Mathew*, Waller . it ad non-comml*.loncd tfllrir* McKIruy, Mule McMIlan, George have been member, of the Guard Monger, James Mny«a John Nlchline* 1021. They are Major Hutrh- uD, Huy Pearaon, Charlie I’ieraon, laon. Captain Waahbutn, Lieuten­ Talton Phillips, Robert Kathtl, ant Bunge, Lieutenant DaColte*. Woodrow Rlaar, Raymond Kchaal. , B*cond Lt. Nordgren, Staff Sgt George Sharp, Paul Simpson, PelEll*Worth C. Harper, of th* Head­ quarter* Company) Sgt. Mula W. EnUmlni.r, Headquarter* ComWhy, and Sgt. A. D. Houndlr**, Company D. . '• TCompany D. lh* Sahfurd maHeadquarters Company, First A ja a gun outfit, la th* Jmlder of Uattallont Flrat Lt. Ueorgt A. IKthro pormanent truphle# awarded t'ottee, a*fund Lt. Wilbur D. Hof­ a t Wgh aggiegnU arira In ma- mann. J S a n gun Gra. In 1081 U<* SinStarr SgL Ellsworth C. Harper, -ford'gu n n er, won the V. E. Ja- Hgts. Mule Entamlnger, William C. ■ oklm trophy. In 1033 tha Eleanor Fields, l>eon W. McUulln. t harUa f lAuia# Torch Trophy vs* of farad II. Powell. \ he Col- Raymond C. Turrk. Com­ Corporal., James IL Hoolthan. . Jnby D won It Ihiaa out of four Orin A. Martin, John M. Moore. tU o s and cam* Into permanent William K. Kedmon. hoamaaalon of IL Private*, Cyril L. Butner, Jowph . Roater. of Company D and the P. Daniels, Thom.. U Noble, Ullla [pjfesdquartete Company followi Pomakra, Frad George, Rudolph Z. , t " Company Ds Captain Harold C. Johnson, James L. June*, Foneat -. Washburn. Firal L t William F. May, Joe Noble, Roy J. Stinson Bunge, Sectnd Lt. Karl K. Nord- and Dick P.. Yeager. iSaiAVI Fp*1 xW n ju .l umrtUed d«t«IU t f Jr**] *2ndL»rgeatGuard >ost In All Florida; IntdhlsonlnCharge HERE’S THE Already hcnvlly orrr-ntocked, wo era now faced with Ibo oloPf^douii I PANY. Homelhlitg kaa got to bo dona and wo propow to d o llqttlck anything to girt away wo bcllcro In glrbig It to o«r local trado and lake It at our price TAKE IT AT YOUR OWN. Beautiful 3 Pc. Fibre Suite OR WHAT WILL YOU GIVE. Hera in a pick-up without • doubt. Largt, roomy davenport, coxy arm rholr and rock­ er. All wllh auto aprlng aeata covered In extra fine cretonne. Come and get it at Handsome 3 Pc. Bed iloom Suite Genuine Walnut, five ply stock.' A mighty fine aulte antf one you wiU be projjd to own. Consists of French Vanity, full alxa Bed and apaddua C h .fforob e. CREDIT had V IVL- 1/a X May aaawy be — —— for |a anuill additional chargb. Ask about It. > GOLD 8 8 A U C O .V G O tK tM " RUG I'RIOBM 4LAUGHTERICD. Ala* 'ether x*ed brand*. A ll *1***. til* Wt have aaveral of thaao. S^w* new. sou** ’«»«<*• AH renlenl , p r o p * U s tn m m m ; They are priced from € 7 . 9 5 LAU ND RY BASKET* Attractive Bridge Umpa S®-ilfg IF YOU WONT TAKE IT AT OUR PRICE wllh parrhment shades. Neatly finished poly­ chrome bases. Not vsry 9 many of these. TAKE IT AT YOUR O W N !1 The sturdy ;wRk Largo nnd roon butt a Ilfe-tUW, 51.00 ^ Neatly nice la Galahad. Leak FOOT STOOLS Bo handy and awful nulto. Covered I* beet Jacquard >cl­ our. Wo bars daly on* of thee*- the -hitches. Bomb Blast Injures Wife Of Police Chief J t f f t s . S**- Lan.lng Porter, Hgle. TUnry Ming, Clauds t-oeka, John pfflgeveder. MUUrd Rutherford, Vlrwil Smith. Dentwl Stafford, Beni'Jamln Wade, John Weaver. HT. CLAIRSV11J.E. Ohio, July Corporal*, Terrene# Brown, John 17.— (A .P .j—Mrt. Don Hardaty. t ■Cpok, M rlvji Dunn, Rabart Glenn, wlf# o f o police chief, waa Injured Rkjhal Radford, Thoma* Ray, Earl and h*r grandaon itunned by an Boeary, Wataon Wolloco, O i l explosion trday of nn Improvlaod bomb tbo child found In a yard, 8 B 5 v a W * , Wlllord Britt, Chorll* revoral window* were broken and • Haul j Munnl* Harriett, Paul the sidewalk dam.xed. A Urge C£ Hodges, Elmore IJoyd, Oliver Mll- hole era* blown In th* ground. f '. ior, lGeorge MrClalland, Earl N l­ When lb* youth brought lb* A Mgch. Joaeph Prevatt, Spurgecu bomb Into th* h'.ua*. Mr.- Hatdep. Smith. Alvle Rountree, Edgar H*a- ty th night tt wet dBm* firework* T j f i L , Cbarlea BummeraUl, Jama left over from th* Fmirth of July lE ifW F fr. Albert WhlUkOT, Love celebration. Bb* took It Into lh* yard and I t IL Unidmty o ld • Franklin C ^ W n f , Joseph aimlUr bomb urns thrown Into th* Jeha Duncan, Frank Eden- yard re-enlly during a kungar Jimmy Frank, Chart*a Oal- march of sulking mlnan afU r b* W illiam ' HyatUlM, EUl* bad orderi U prevent tha ■login* • • H U M * Lowvy, Ja**bM*th. at the demenatratlon. , Kitchen Boro's saaUw Saturday — l �■to*; . t i l l <■ BUB---- ______ f i / e have installed a pkfr o* plat- n tfir r a lk v to i ^ * t o r a scales for wwIbSIhr Heavy it too trllntor, iflo bvavams 2 Uirtrn*, <Wd ante p * » t . 1i #,10, lyar-flo, Lord W» I - Ibr*; AHelutnl , H « i atmi un loads such as autos, ti*ucks and loads, 1atitd tHflCrs, tfagtins orh.j,y what have ' ” ■> ' i " I'flU T tU illy a t* pi ■Stow bui$!fiV you? 1 ;-T it; r S tha natural tel en 'to »1t dctara.' “ '■• !> V ••• l'/'*1 1 ' m ** u» ■lour with oo pun , ‘J*. “ 1^? !{*,••{ —V .rV This is the only machine'of Us kind;: .* >i.h-tr * ->i i t . ’ i In the city. We; will .be abl9 ,to take Cb* firsw u-agpi care of your needB at a nomihid‘cost.* ^ *- 1 m r # fo t fe w u r * . | fcrin* “unfair.’1 Tin rarjr aallddht c b n p rdhurl*d ht a T a r Ai iter Hatrn Chief. em pnififl cw u w i ' * _ ' * • .• (altar*, r 3 & & P& V tofa-H '^N ta* toa H want oat with talk. If ho wotid-oidy at i hudfcap it* (r not • to ; rttwp wtoat too thinks on a Interaatad, w# are aoM t! bofaTfUa BcotArtan f f t i while ha done M t n o w * j*, “t s S . “ .s: • *eod. — Florid* TJrtaa* adm it*!* fWhbif hai « « g ta Out a flitting P"t* I* Mnf*roua whoa tN | H ha lance by tha aauult an# kr. foaa o ff hiban It le ft «2 *3Lf*t!l £1 VHtra m ub Juat Too Bad bad<oatpra to til* recelvtr. 0 such joba baa been taken oould h* dona about na. another atop would taken tewarda patting horna an a mare dal- TawpaMomlng Lambrifht land* thaUl«rnry|Di*aat again Uat weak, [and . (Ilaa waa ahaltarad ta tha :S#ar,bo»*. Tha fa nothin*, we W h Pathfinder, which ha*'a 1Uttar circulation than tha U D. id* part The Orlande <rin.) 8anttaol kaa aahad tha Lagtalatura to '*tfna a law prohibiting waiter* lau W itntnf ihrlr thumb* la aanp.— "Mentben e f the new R. about witera their p «r Ja utoMf df the CaMmUkr aedaof tbe-apecta] tan I kr Thafe gut be no. r*ca VlrrlnU na tta t th iC a valla r* VAlthough J P Uthee*‘•'ah B fi ttob CetnmWaiwt, expecting to tha hortta and M i »u rt im (kto i t a M f r . •It naaHir.br bank *ip*rl**« that that it be apart f'Talla-AHfl. y « JtaartUy coacur a* there eadhrtrea llaail nfcba n, ebaaaee (ha ceaeeedlltee ba 7'“Vv :-4i ba nathlag A"! ' " V A ” \' * , n i fk#'A w iM W m h Sh '' .M t o f* „•#** W T J r k t..;^ L * « r . >*4otoA T t t -tMir tatai-t -I't-S fwal t a* . 'Y-4f« dafarA^htr? . Nil �IrVfM- ■ ____ H U fdr tte eerweu. wtfhl ' W a a l fhCd W * are toM that " H & t eY U taat havt nava *noun cut egt I U gag* that W o f thi* plctui* to make ream' for ''ry. enka'at which tho audMscot will laugh louder and longer, wiuld m*k* a feature picture In them, W .C X U . H*a Regular •alee*. Fnm a popular entertain, meet vlewpont. bated on the A s ■ *•■ ■*■ • 1 ■ ' I * 4.;“ '5i .public's • i pressed _ desire*, __ i_ •ItMw of. Ino picture'which file th* ; Tha regular mraGng o f W. C. SUNDAY.) UU iloier than 'Monkey Bulines i ’. Sharon will lactur* ta Th* ■Jedgs I T. U. waa haid at tha haaaa of "In addition to tteo* outitandChaiacteriaed by a return to nghtera o f ‘Wool*, Claao at th* Hr*. C. H. Winn, oa Sanford Am - Daughter Ing Paramount attraction*, tho f a p w , aad t B. XU> Hothodkt Church at 10 A. M. • tern* Ilk* eaUrtolnmeat ilandotter rompanlea all hara their i La 8u * m U ymtortUy oik a**■ Friday aftarnaan with Mr*. MONDAY. ■rds, a* opposed to continental quotas of sure-fire, popular at. F. H. MltrhaU, yftatdln*. Aftor tha Cireto Number Two af th* Bopblrtlcalicn, the picture* far th* traction* that will be shown at regular teat* see, a -matian waa F ln t Baptist Church, will moat and oantod U etwer* Utorncoming reason wiU giya film taM Th* Milan* theatre. For Instance lU h Hall ana eon, Jack, far T n o th ’* Rata Coll." A at 1:00 a t l x k at tha homo af of Btnford Just the type o f enter- Werner Bra*, will have 'Alexander Mr*. B. C. Moore. M l Wool tOth Hamilton* with Geoig* Aril id hod profitable baaiaaaa meaUag helpmeet which they ttemselvo* *Ffre Star Final’ with Edward viaH Ms Sttoot* Cirri* Nambor Thru* o f tho h *v*"' repeatedly Indicated they Robinson. Because of Its them* ftnlahad A fter tha W Fterl* „------- V « r to Flm t Baptist Church, Mr*. Ullia wanted, the management o f Uh and epic sweep, ‘Alexander HamiL thalrmaa, who Vkkory, rhalrman, will matt at Milano told a representative of tin ’ ha* been called Ih* 'Birth'of A Nat’on' o f the talkies. Arils* . u fra procram, I AO at tha ham* o f Mr*. Vickery, r* Th* Uerald yteUrday. tupberb perfoimanc* in this pic. told af th* Ufa of MM Wool Third Street. Mr*. D.'C. -In th* product for the coming lure, according to tte 'Hollywood Circle Nambor Four o f tko F ir*l Baptist Charek, Mr*. M. N. Cleve­ a*aeon there will be no arty * * ! Reportrr*, tajiti li* place along, land, chairman, will moat at SiM perl mentation. Producer* have re­ bt 'Disraeli* and The Million. clock at th* bam* af Mr*. W. C. alised that whan a patron buy* a alts', both avnaathna) and IndlTld. M M Win laCounoy, 111 East 19th Street. ticket to a ttea ter, he pay* wal triumph* for th* treat screen Banda, fa t Wayne* rill*, N, Hay M for tha dat*a*ad mambar*. Circle N ember Flea af Uto First good money for entertainment *e- alar. If* I* supported by Dorlt kata Okay will spend a month. Tha meeting waa tbaa turned o ttr Baptlat Church, Mr*. France* J, cording to k lf own standard* and Kenyon, June Collyrr, Dudley to tha boataaa, Mr*. Wlan, wha wa* Bole*, chairman, will moat at >i90 not for th* prlvUeg* of being a Dlggcs, Ratf Harold*, Alan Mow•nr* Ralilaa af D w sIJoo at- auiitad by bar daughter. Mr*. • ‘clock at th* ham* bf Mia. R. R. spectator In an experimental lab­ bray end Montagu* Love. Friday afteraqosU Ha will I n Winn »trv*d rafraahmrdt to bar Pippin, V Wool First Street. oratory. Consequently, tte MW "In Fl«e Star Final', Edward Waak-and guest af Klosteo guests. Ladle* Council of th* l i n t •eaeon'a picture* will present pop­ G. Robinson, fresh from hi* trl. Than* praaant at the maating ire.’ Christian Church will harm a cov­ ularly approved i tars In itoriao nr* Mr*. W. I. Ilogbay, Mr*. umi h* In 'I.'ttle Caraai* and ered dish luncheon at Daytona that tte public has clearly Indi­ ta Zolita Johnson and John John Abraham*, Mr*. D. C. Robb, Batch. Mr*. J. J. Cat**, and Mr*. cated |t want* for these parties- *f mart M mey', appears In a story thst Is Infinitely removed freni r, who hata baan at Daytona Mr*. Jama* McClelland, and Mr*. H. E. Weekly aa ho*tea***. Tha Ikr aUr*.** ganulrr*, gambler* and th* Hire. k, hata returned homa for a F. R. Mllriroll. member* will meet at >06 Watt ‘Thl*. o f court*, doe* not mean Taken from a play whoar drama ____ Third Street. that there will te no variety and chare-teiliallan and Intans* hu­ CARD OF TH ANKS Th* buxines# and social maating norelty. Without the** two quali­ man interest Jolted Broadway from Wa wlih to taka this moan* to thla moo: of a Hlaoaa H u y Hahonty and thanking oar many frtand* for of th* Woman’* Million try Society ties then ran be no genuine en­ end to end. the picture be* equally FI Man, of Tempo, i t tha First MethodUt Church will tertainment. However, ■ th**a\*a- electrified those movie critic* who th* da, whh Mr*. F. E thalr kind asaittanee aMthoufht- bo held at th* church at 8:30 •entlal factor* will be woven have seen It. The greatest since the ful coni Idoration duHng and folt v around n basic Interest which wiR fnerpt Ion o f talkies “pays tfie Holly­ lowlife tko fir* which dmtroyod o’clock. te interpreted by stare who have wood Reporter. 'Brilliant— Prove* TUESDAY. J. N. Robaon returned homo our plat* of baaiaaaa. Mr. and Hr*. CacU Flowara. Buslnoa* and social maating of continuously met with publl* ap­ tlv* Inherent power of tho talking aftor spending a fow day* ih* Co-Kd Clast of th* F ln t Moth- proval. U la for this real on that picture' exclaim* tha Hollywood Hr*. A. B. H ahonty. at Day- •-^dr. cinematic Odist Church will matt at S:00 P. It can te confidently predicted Herald. ‘Powerful— A |Beach. M. at Uto homa o f Mr. and Mr*. that In this coming *ea»on, tha Jolt' Is the way It kit the L it An. Ceorg* R. 81ms, Booth Cameron entertainment seeker* of Sanford geles Express. Robinson I* supto Lola Robinson, af (kola, Avenue with Mr. and Mr*. Rodney will be provided with Ih* graitost puled by Marian Marsh, France* arrlrtd haft Tuesday, wljl ba Cappoll, and Mr. and. Mm. 81m* picture* tte screen baa-ever ie*n.‘ - Starr, Georg* R. Stone, One Muru pxcat o f HUa L o y Faaha for “ In tb* picture business,” It wal ■• n, Anthony Bushnail and II. B. th* boat* and koeteiiea. pointed out lo T te Herald repra- Warner. WEDNESDAY. •entaUve, tte new season uiual"M-.tio-GoldwjiwMayer I* well ; and Hr*. Claud* Hamden, Circle Number 1 wo of th* Chris- ly begins around August 1, A t represented In th* new season (Contlnaad From Pag* Oat) •on. Claude, J r, will Mara (Ion Church will have a covered ay to spend a frw «*aka a| tage* of rath a protect baft by dDh luncheon at th* bom* of Mrs. this time, Juat aa automobile deal­ With It* popularly fo il)wed star* In rquilly popular atoriei. There appaarlng at a Comm aalon roust­ Chadian, corner Ninth SL and Elm ers, In their season announce new 1* Gteta Garbo in The RUa of models, and department store* ing uffaring * 260-arrer ttact cf their neve fell styles, all pictuna Huron Lenox' a beet toller story. h. C. A. Taylor ana two chU- land aoulh of th* city. A t. what Her leading man will be Clark companies announce their 'will Mart Sonday ’ for Lotto thoy U i mod a low flgur*. The a* they sought to question him. product for tb* coming year. T te (Gable, the rlelng young star who a to visit Hr*. Taylor** »U- property, ty In* n eat'of th* Ban. Sheriff YotOig wa* akruck In Milan* management has just re­ {has found so much favor with th* Mr*. John Register. ford-Orlando highway, U boIloved puMIf. MarJ:rl*R(mb*aual*o ap. one of th* n n l drolrabl* ia thl* th* aide hy a charge from • shot- ceived Its list of coming attraoupon this list Wears in th* plitura.' Then, there gun, and Thompson waa wauhded (Ions' and It *. and Mr*. Frgnk Allan, and ■acton. ^ 111 be a Joan Crawford picture tan hara raturnad horn* after Yeatrrday and todoy, a Depart, in tte wrist. Gray dropped undet that optimistic prediction* w an >1' Modern Age*, with Nell idlng th* reunion of tho Rain- meni <f ArlaUon official of tb* a volley from the officers and .war based. amlllon and Marjorie Rambeau. "Naturally, our first interest la Dlrloioa la Macon, Go. gorornmant mad* Sanfoid hi* left for dead. Later te wa* pfektd |ul priceless comedy pair, Mari* headquarters aa ho visited point* up by a mo torlit end taken home. In Paramount Picture*. They bat* A physician who waa called to long been th* mainstay of th* mo-| yaasler and Polly Meran will b* A. Blount, 8r., of Waynee- near Wagner, on Ih* DoLand^jen In 'Potiilr**, a itorv about ! Ua, who tea, baan riottlng New Smyrna highway, and on th* treat him, notified a posse, and nt tlon picture exhibitor of thi* coun­ men voters - In a politfe.rack#. ton, J, A. Blount, Jr., for. tb* Daiuon Bpilng* -Ootoon highway tte Grey hart* they were met with try a n d , consequently, Para­ ring city with MU* Dressier, •10 day*, bo* returned ta hi* whtr* th* government will-Install another volley, la the exchange mount'* plans for th* new season io U nnwItUnglv mad* tte art always of major importance th Gray was stnick eqvvral tlnn* an,) lUthlng boacan light* ’ i belli, pfctgctf i t * feminine cause, orth* management died 'en roid*- to (jail with elgbt tte Industry,” tte on* on Uto Defcaruf-D* g a itrlk*. In iddit'or, there sold, end continued with th* folcompanion* who had token refuge f*. R. H. 8atUron, and Mr*. Bench road. He InU mated that If other cf Metro'* sterling Ivwlng resume of coming attrac­ Faagan o f Columbia, 8, C„ thi* city ccuatrartod a now- field, ia the hens#. storie* stamperi by publle The moat prolonged bailie be­ tion*; lting Urofo alatar, Mr*. that th* governmoa would equip "For Instance, there I* The approvalBcblffk r , It with a flashing beacon, and tween peter min numbering 160 •"From ite F ix lot, there will be end Smiling Lieutenant' th* new Chev­ that It would become a recignited citlaena from thl* section H au l Grow Hnallay, ha* field, and Included In all Ufaratur* member* o f tte argaelution oc alier picture whfch will be on* of W ll Reget* ami Fill Dorsey la removed from th* Feruald on aeiatlon pilatad by ih* govern- curred near tte church where tb* the first of our new season. Ctev- 'Xtmng a* You Feel' dli acted by meeting era* h*ld; It w si her* ■Her ha* swept the while country Fraab Boraage, who turned out kton Monwrlal Hooyitol to men:. o ff It* feet, lie will appear In n 'HoVeflth'lleaven'. Also that cham­ mam o f bar motbtr, Mr*. L. During the onllr* weak E J. three negro** wore wounded. Two or tte wounded wet* taken type of story which th* public baa pion romatlc couple In th* eye* uf Go*ringer, cf th* Bonfonl Flying ; l i t Froach Arono*. Sol vice, was In th* air doaonk of to tte DsdrvlU* JaU- Tb* other one. unanimously Indicated It want*, the.publl', ’ Janet Gaymr and ». J, B. Crawford, h*r mother, time* dally, Initructing aovaral Chief Wilson said, "want to cut directed by that popular directori­ Char]** Fancll In 'Merely Mary W eigh; daughter, Poallno, Hanfird person* in tb* art * f fly ■tova wood.” Aikod when be would al genius, Ernest LubiU.'h. Ill* A te'. 'Tren»-Atl»n»ic', another Fox ton, John, loft Friday for lag. Mr. Ooqy'nger has recently return, chief said "he ha* lot* to supporting cast, which Include* picture which center* around a inritalrxms aboard a irsns-Atlantlc •labor*, P in o , whom thoy will purchased a Bird Klnnor.pawtrad cut,” aad declined to comment fur­ Claudette Colbert, Charlie Ruggles, Miriam llopkln* and Georg* Bar- I ngr In raid ocean, i* a typical *x> airplane which U n abler ship of ther. <frlsnda and roUGra*. Officer* were adriard ytilerdsy bier, have all prawn to te upper­ ample of th* new trend In motl'n on* now owned by Mra. TJndr. and Mr*. F. C. Roumtllat, bergh. prom a small beginning aftemocn by Sanford Mullins, most In the public mind. Thl* pic­ pieUire* designed to meet th* de. children, Francis, and Lucy, ala m:htte ago, b e flying school county solicitor for Tallspoo** ture 1* unquestionably (be test irisqd. of today's aud'enca*. Of John Tbamao Co Hunt, (pent has now teen eatakUahod an a county, and J. P. Oliver, probet* that Chevsli*r ha* appeared In to ay at Daytona Brack with firm te ll*, with many poplj* al­ Judge, to make no more arreits, date, an,] thl* opinion I* mitetenready onrriled, and prvipecta that bot to press their Inveetlgoilon Gated by Ite fact that (ft* plcturu and Mr*. A . B. Mahoaay. U now in it* seventh week at 93-00 a (ioieit ar *o morn would te en- had obtain evidence. Chief Wilson w fd Ih* organlear, In .New York City and It la grow­ teMp*, with min mum dialogue, ta Mlaaa* Boga Bart, Eleanor thp| Is required to bring bark A t lb* present llp e, the follow. tha Ctettannag* negro now sought ing etronger every week. laren, and Honda Lak*, wha normal'. "T te beet example o f tte home­ (heater patronage to attondlag Munator achool at Ing Hanford person* ar* taking r> near Notosulga. hag teen in this J. •action fdr about two month*, bat ward trend of picture entaratin- •IVten the leporter epeak* of nor­ Ida State CnlLga for Woman, have taken Ia* traction*: ' L kponding tho weekend at Mlao Reel, Milton Reel, Watsoa Reel, Um eerioutneo* o f hi* work had tnent for tte coming season I* mal, It meam filling the public 'An American Tragedy.' Here demand In the way the public Clifford Reel, John Whlthter, Fred not been considered. )'• homo on Onk Arawoa- 1 Chief Wileon said that at least there . Is no sophistication, conti­ want.-. II Wight, Ralph Wight. T. C, Pop*, "Universal will har* 'East of toy Braota' rUiUag Fred Pop*. Fred Treater, Otto 1T0 negroes w en Mown to bo nental setting* or smart alee dia­ I Mahoaoy at Daytona Chidwtll. and Waller* 8*0- Prad mambar*, ■* their name* were on- logue, but a powerful and grip­ Hiraeo', with Roe* Hobart and will ratara hram n u t araah Wight tea already had tw * and rclleg In tte 'eeiaed minute books ping story o f *mall town Ameri­ ChatIra Bickford, which Icoka Ilk* “Jaet , _great ar* can Ilf* Ural will, without doubt, a second Trader Hem’, with 'Juet hbw har ihtor* far a mouth's paaAalf hour* of sol* fty.ag above ■tlatulld shots of euttente Jungle In point* of Virginia and elly, while Waller* B*U hai Ite ramifications, we can't tell ba- Dev* a mark on motion picture eauao mambar* won’t talk history. Th# author, Theodore *crate. Then, that cumpany wifi abrut half an hsur. ‘ D. C. have 'Strictly Dishonorable', the Mr. Uoe.lnger la atw lupervia. those who are hot members have Dr*leer, ia on* o f th* meet Inter­ play that ran over ■ year on WWn Intimidated,” Ckktf WI lion esting end widely reed writer* In tag Um com truetlon 0f a tempo­ end Ite transcription of Broadway with Paul Luka* (ter­ AagcMlt Roof Gar* rary hanger on the lakefrmt field, The tltorstura eeiaed, C Chief Wll- hi* boat-known work to tte screen raced form Paramont for tte pic. i last night wot. th* ft will te 100 hy UM feet la else, said, urged eiemher ire to de­ ha* boon tte subject of novrapapor tun) Lewis Htone and 8 lda**/ large enough to accommodate any ai Inter­ comment all over tte world. Wa Fog* A t e 'which might land on' that mandI social equality and "Path* will her* 'Rebound' from f «nh A craw of workman I* ala* marriage with tte'w h ite rare, to hero Jest seen excerpts af this Donald Ogden Stewart's famous mighty drama, and w* believe that ' my leveling the runway, and ro­ demand | ] * day f i r orach and n rtag* play, wh'rh bears all tb* aring weed* aad otter debris. to aak but "demand what yea want audience* of Baaford hara oaa of ear marks of Mother 'Hilidaj'. aad if yea don't get It take I t " tte greatest thrill* of a lifetime. stead of thorn In tho finest act­ In* Claln, Rroe it Am**, Myrna NEW YORK, Jely U — ( A . P . ) - ing the screen has over seen by Loy, lledda flupper and otter* *- Jtf* v .< Th* Utonwtlooal Labor Defense Sylvia Sidney, Phillip* Holm**, fire expert handling to a faarl. la a etaUmeat last night protested Frances Da* and Irving Pichal natlaq stary about a woman who rirraautanee* under IB A f k A V ■M ixri Uto eixwu autanc -Then then Is 'Huckleberry I* aa much In lev* with a men Finn' with tte earn* cant aa Tom that ate 'e willing I* exteh ble* on • C IT Y , M y r damn HUI, Ala. T te Sawyer.’ T t e aanaatiaMl * access tte rebound after he bo* been Ui -jTUb ta * dellber of thl* Uttar picture clearly Indi­ Jilted hy hi* finance*. TTfcae* are only a few cf Ite cate* Uwt tte public, adulU aad childran elite, ar* *othu*U»Uc enMtedlag example* of the oew about thl* particular brand of e»- ploteta* tteo will te i hewn at the urtalnmsnt, 'Huckleberry Finn' MUoq* Theater during tte rowbaa m*ra ramody aad bamer than iiqg. oosson. A casual xoreay af suffice to Tara Bavrpag* aad U directed by thee* picture* will fas tte tte ^ a who mad* 'Sklppy.' W* iitetflxi* anyone that tte publ'c** held predicting owp'aUidonl *f aotortalnment hara aa tod oat tnly the iholw Baaford will that tha •ad iter la* but also their stet* were Cred, wet* an’ oven mere Ilka <> troetment It I* bs.tux* Sawyer.' * ‘ Jt hav* stood e* the firm tang tte pic doth t t pmbUa demand In Ite with public epMy •I these picto res, and ba­ Bariai 11* with lmy terra been able la etu. Inthera. Few ^ w te ta l th a islid fcandatlon with f t captured tte of past expert, t* a* this insV. 1 la tte ha < Iniiraitlag balk .......... TdLOCALSCREEN —S? u A 3 ne Management Calendar Milm Sees New Filma Meeting On Friday Filling Public Witt* sS-aK^’** & J sS t£ j . j : ' Flying A c t i v i t y In Sanford Picjw Up During Week I I 1 j' L I l { * s\ .It, - ,4 . i V K i II ICE TROUBLE IWED/BY I® D A * , Ms Crooks By C o p s parkST? tells, skating nBU riakx BBM tracks' were I I * m follywui I pyre* Oaa and threwqeartort; pprrant up ta $1600 a month. Between >8600 and 98000, one (Continued From Pag* One) )!• on tte floor while th* cash and three-quarter* percent on first 92800 and two percent on balance. drawer waa emptied. Between 96000 and 910,000, one A fter rilling tbe cash drasrer tte men told Herbert to open the and thrve-quarter* percent on first safe but did not tnitsl after he 91000;. two percent on next 12600, told them ter* was nr money In and two and one-half percent on I t Tha loan office te on tte sec balance. Between 910,000 and 920,000; ood floor of a Ihrre-stoiy building. en* and three-quarters percent on As they left the office, a negro first 92800; two percent on neat pertar Mid, they hurriej down 92800; two and one-half percent Ite tte stairs and stumbled when on next 98000 and thro* percent on n buildrr, belonging to anothai balance. tenant in the building, ran after l All over 920,000, one and threeIthem. T te men disappeared In the quarter* percent on first 99300; street’ trowd after th* dog had two percent on Mat 92800; two quit the ehxse. f and one half percent on next T te negro employe also was 96000; three percent on neat 910,p e r iUlro l In his idsntlficallrn of 000 and three and one-half per­ and gave • similar de. cent an balance. H array, ar •cripthrn of h ■ tompenl- n. Police All persons “ engaging In said they were certain the men nee* for which the gross retail were Harvey and Martin and the rale* tag ia Imposed,” the bill pilica tadio^qwlpped ciuher rare stipulate*, wout,| be granted Uwere ordeed (o bt on the outlook tense* after Aug. 1, conditional for Item. cnly upon their paying tte tax** Ilargey I* under eentenro of provided by the act. 110 year* far banditry and Martin The bill Hits (he following axa I f# termer for murder. 8lx emptlona: insurance companies, other* who escaped with them mutual saving* bank* operated still wer* at liberty. One negro exclusively for the benefit of de­ w»* raptured a shirt time after the escape and another negro positor* end not having repitol ■lock represented b» *hare*j lacaught Thursday. Officers at Kidgelsml, 8. C,, ber, agricultural and horticultural last night wer* looking for two eocllles and orgsnltatlons not op­ men who stain an automobile end erated for profit, lodge* anj fravaluable* near there early yes­ tsmal organisation* and a.-vldrnl benefit societies. terday. Firm* and person* hit by the Ur. sod Mrs.-L. E. Harvey of Cleveland, Ohio, ispirted iwo mrn bill would be required to file drov* along side their ear at a monthly return* under oath on rapid speed and that the driver of form* prescribed by tho stata the car ordtied Harvey tu stop. treasurer, whose extension* for The other eccupent eterieJ shoot­ payment * would be limited to 00 ing when Harvey wet slow In deRt end delinquencies hearing mraying out thdpnrder. No one ■lx per cent Interest. wss Injured, bu) the men, tte Charge* by fee* of tte bill that couple said, took 9«6 in cash, IU endorsement would require an valuable paper* and Ih* automo. army of Inspector* and ” *pi*t,” Mb. are supported by section D, which Police at Macon, Ga., last night authorise* the treasurer to “ *m said It was ve,y probable the ploy such additional employe* a* men executing the robbery nrar ere needed lo enforce th* act with Kidgeland wee Martin and another salaries lo tw paid out o f tha pro­ of those who escaped. The officers ceed*." said it was probably Harvey end Complaints made hy merchant* Dirk Rowland, another o f the against ruling* of the state ire**i ngleeders In the escape, who Uier would te subject to final held up the' Atlanta loan office. rulings on appeal by a "state tax board," composed of tte comp­ troller, treasurer end attorney general. Section 16 of the bill provide* 'for th* distribution uf revenues fln t stipulating that "en amount equal tu 13 mills uf the ad velotr : . i rem tax" be first pul Into th* (Continued From Page Onel produce betvtren 918,000,000 or state general fund. Th* balance, according to this 920.000,000 annually, or sufficient revenue, as ho put It, ta “ compM*- section, would go Into th* county ly eliminate th* stato ad valorem, school fund "lo relieve Ih* etoto rnance tbe 'srftrfel* and W a ft1a fount ad valorem school tsars utter sufficient balance to finance con­ than tte ronxt.tutiunal three tingency!*." mills," and Ih* sal* section further Few senators realised tte Young directs that "any residue left Mil wes e general roles tax meas­ over” shall go Into th* general ure when It was InltodMOd dur­ fund. ing th* morning s*ulon and re­ Th* merchanU' delegation at ferred to th* remmltto* un f i­ th* repllal at first believed the nance and fixation. Young bill, with his heavy bur­ The bill tills only was read and, dens, would automatirally repeal at f.rsl glance, It looked like u other t***s Imposed on buslnese chain store le i because the only llut section 18 o f the bill stipu­ specific mention made of particu­ late* thst "these taxes shall not lar rnterprisvs concerns tb* chain repeal • » * other lleense, occupa estshllshinenst. Th* tIG* reads: tlonal, excise or other excise t u n An art to provide for raiolng „ precedent to engaging In busipublic revenue in lieu o f certain1n(M, exempting only the gasoline ad valorem taxes by a Ux upon J u l.r* now Included In tha gas chain stores or enterprises for th* oil no law.” privilege of rngaglng In auch oc­ Th* last section* or th* Mil set cupation* and by a tax upon cer­ up pens IC»s and contain lha “ sav­ tain business and commercial Iran* ing clsuovs'* whereby tha antlra •actions end olh*r enterprises.” bill would not te affected upon any Th* bill, If enacted, would he­ section being declare,) unconstitu­ roin* xffrclire Aug. 1, and tha tional. taxes would b* collect#,) monthly Penalllae Include fine* UP to by the state treasurer from "gross 9600; Jail sentences up to e il retail sales” made by "every per­ months or both. son engaging or continuing In any Chairman Wagg of tte finance business or making sates to th* ul­ end Usatlon remmltto* esparto tu timate consumer (meaning tha hold a public hearing un Young's purchaser o f any artist* not for bill early nest week, probably reset*) of any property which shall Tuesday morning. hara been divested o f Its latorsUta Th* roles tax opponents organ character." tied Immedlatriy to fight It, head­ This section ripe tte cover from ed by auch Uedeia aa Preaidant the-general sale* tax feature, WhlUkar in th* Henato and Hep showing tte proponents of the bill, rexrntallv* Mathcwa of Duval, ill evidently fearing th* opposition Ih* lloua*. that would be aroused by the sales "I am witting to atay her* tte tax tinge, *o worded the title so real of my natural Ufa, If nee**as to make It appear only ckaln aary, to defeat th'a bill,” Math stores would te affected. • wa rold. "It la one of tha moat Tb* tax rates on me rehandles ri.-loua pieces uf tax DgiilaGon I eales covered In tte succeeding hav* *vtr seen, although its In sections of tte bill ere as follows: tiodurtlon at this Juncture war When monthly sales do not ex­ not surprising to tho** following ceed 91000—on* percent ef gross. •v*nt* at Tails hata**. I knew It Sale* bstwain 91000 and 92800— we* romlng. In fart I am surprised one perront af first 9GX» and on* tt hasn't bobb*j up before.'' and one-half percent on balance. Kales between 92800 and 98000— one percent oa fln t 91M9; one and one-half percent en tte next VISIT 91100 and two patosnt on balance. Kales over 98000—ea* portent of SPENCER'S NEW DAIRY first 91000; ana aad one-half -perh*m e f next 91800; two pereet el Oa Country Club Road next 92800, and two a xj one half And Bm For Younull Wby percent af balance. T te U x bn dealers in real aetata Our Bacteria Count (• or personal property act said la Maintained Under 10.000, mercantile trad*. ***»p G a g tends U. 8. Standard For or notoe, share* o f slosh and freak CERTIFIED M1I.K product* ef fang ar garden when •aid directly to tte coaaaaur, la fixed at two perront o f grsa* sale*. Inspection Invltod T te i*U » provided fee “ tkdatsrs, .wh­ At All Hour* ___ ef tan promise it e lag season, Ik b u ­ SPENCER'S DAIRY, INC. will be tte Osa. C. Harden, Mfr. picture* SENATE VOTES FOR S E S S I O N I N AFTERNOON •M' 't JEM IF f ir s t PRESBYTERIAN Th# Rev. E. D. Brownlee, past Sunday S.hoil — 0:49 A. M. Morning Worship — lltOO A. M. ‘ / J* Christ en Endeavor Soclllaa — 7:00 P. M, - 'v W 11 No Evening Worship. j ; - „,i A L L SOUL'S CATHOLIC CHURCH. The Ret. J. J. Mclnerny, pastor. Mass 11:00 A. M. Dsvotlcng aftor Mas*. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH , Sixteenth Street aad Baxfsrd ^ Avenue, Tb# Rev. F. M. Marian, ^ pastor, Bibl* school—0:48 A, M. Worahlp *nd Communion—11:00 A. M. ; Evening Service—(1:00 P. M. Christian Endeavor— 7:00 P. M. calvary b a p t is t c h u r c h At Odd Fkllowa 11*11, corn** Sanford Avenue and Geneva Aranu*. a J. L Yeoman, pastor. Preaching 11:00 A. M. rming Service 8:00 P. M. rdn**day evening prayer terr­ ier 9:00 P. II. Everyone la cordially Invltod. v /: ;v }tfr t m a PU LL GOSPEL TAVERNACLH On Orlando road n**r Gsnsva' Aw. •’ *’ a Wm. F, McPherson, pastor, •' HIM, .School Sunday A. M— * : « Sermon Monday A. M. — 11:00 - 1 Evangelistic Service Sunday P. M. -7 :4 6 Prayer Meeting Wed. P. U . — -ji 3:00 Prayer A Testimony Wsd. P. M. t 1 —7:46 Strictly Intsr-dmomlnatloneL FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Christian Science service* era held »v«ry Sunday morning at tte church at Ea«t tecond Blroet at : I I o'clock. Subject for tomorrow 1* "U fa ." W e d n e s d a y eranln# . (prvfret which will I n c l u d e ( toetlmonlre o f ChrliUxn Brian** 3 healing, will te teld at tha new church at BOO E. 2nd BL at • o’clock. This church maintains a froo \\ Reading Room at the church whara ' Ih* BiM* and all authorised Chris­ tian Science Literature may te , read, ' borrowed or purchased'.n Open Tuc*<lays and Fridays fronV*) 3 to 6 P. M. FIRST HAITIH T CHURCH . ' ' Park Avenue and Sixth BtraaL W. P. Brook. Jr., Paster. Kundey School, lO :n A, M. hunting Worship— 11:00’A. M l'* B. Y. P. U. — 7 P. M. Evening Bervlc*—>:00 P. M. (■' WVdneadsy evening prs>vr l « T ica, 2:00 P. M. SANFORD COMMUNITY c n u R c ii Woman's Club Building, Oak Avsnue near Third Straat. Tbs Rev. Claud* B. drowning, midis tor. Service.-3:30 P. M. Everyone will b* cordlallf walearned and mad* to fret at bomb FAITH GOBPBL TABERNACLB >20 W. 1st Street.' Sunday School 10:00 A. M. ■' ' Preaching Rat vie. H:00 P. M. Prayer Meeting Wednesday 1:00 P. M. _______ lnt*r-d* nominations!. U PSA LA LUTHERAN CHURCH Tha Rev. A. Norrbom, D. D., pAEtor. Sunday Bchool 2:30 P. M. Mr. Karl Sodarblom, superin­ tendent Worship 9:00 P. M. Tha pastor will preach oa th« ■ufijdrt (“ Moments o f Rich Ex­ perience* in Life.” Alt are eordtally Invited to at land the serv­ ices. FREE METHODIHT MIBHION At Faith Goap«l Taternacla, 9 f0 W *tt First Htieat. Sunday Bchool. 10:00 A. M. Preaching, 11:00 A. M. by Kat* II. Ilouih, l*aslur. 666 i.ini)in oa wanLirro a*U***e • iitoSotke e* X n ia W s j in M mlantm. iSwbs e Cats I t e Ilea, Bar. and sSeste Materia to •are* ears. •M B a m for Baby** CaML . •viZfjki �I .._____ POOTRALL STAR TURNED WRESTLER ' U*-.s BOOSE V E IT PftYS.CO EOB AIft SHOWING RUTH NICHOLAS WRECKED PLANE AT ST. JOHN FIELD ■ s fr n tH ^ l • f f-r.;;. f -*>jpKdpi Clorelfre Chamberlin, « it?IMr to noth Nichols,* I* thnwn In this picture as hr examined the tlttk of he, p"l«ne ■ Ml** Nirhol* wo* on the fir*t lex of a proptur l nolo-flight arro*i the Atlantic when the crashed In landing ot Hi. Joe Knvuldl, former Notie Dame half hack, who several monlh* ago mailt- hi. profiM-tonal wrestling ilrhul, i< shown above In lx>* Angtlei a* he replainrd In Frank Carrideo, quarterl *>k of the fMO tram, how lie marntgem to avoid a rnulillowrr ear. NEWTON I). RAKER IS HONORED \1 \ 1 " V r W '' W § 1 4 . v\ i H 'A : % i L, V , ■ V ■1’f;.. jL W J X ' 1 ' i /£§ ^r W late Prraldent, are shuwa • » they visited RooaeveU FMia,,;i£r8g Island, to moke a fliih l In the airplane in which Clyde P in g W a and Hufh. Herndon hope to make a flight amend the'worliV .,*v , A RIG DAY FOR A SMALL TOWN KING OF SIAM BUYS AN A1RPLAN& C ELEB R A TIN G TH EIR k R I W N 'T D Tf.'S jm . j i h j ~ \ ------------- - *• v j \ | B f ti , ,\ ^ M L ;ii •\ 11 * \ 1 i s b V H a l j \ \ » ^ \ 1 e. V 'f i - o l \ i \ y T F 'iI i K I S J fJJn ■ H ? ® H » ‘V> 'J 1 ' ,•] m K - * 1 ■ l * I R E . I * '- * K L t ii£ Nrwlnn II. Ilakrr, Herretary o f War nnder Urn' you see Kdith Marrelle and mrmlrer* of her adagio danrI ration, leerived the Imnorary degree of llortur log Irmipe a* they slegel n relu-orml dance aboard the S. H. I'aii* ('■ntmicnremi nl evert-lsr* of the Univerrlty nr on wlitrh they returned from a lour of Kuru|ienn i-mud tie*,_______ dilution'* riniluntingr Has* lid- year lumbered ija d h lA .i f .Birth, to A recent airlane owner it I King _ iV ... . . itha . It wo* a his day fo, the 200 in habllant* of Van norneaville, the Wilson aimini*- N. Y „ when H pupil* were icradueted by the blah ached with ahown above inspecting hi* Vew aulugiro plant. Jld bought |t after o f la w at the xytli (iuvrinor Franklin I). Ilm.evelt and Owrn I). Young attending the a demonstrstlon in which the ship was landed oa the la w tto f‘tyje ,* jr: Michigan, That in- rrtomonlr*. Mr. Young, the town'* mint famou* eon, rre*cnted the Whllrtaw Reid estate at Purchase, N, Y. diploma*, and llovrmor Hoo»rvelt addressed the graduate*. HUH). student*. ITS WATERMELON TIME IN GEORGIA IN ENGLAND DUCHESS OF YORK LISTENS TO AMERICAN TENNIS STAR Tld» i\ [yse of Andrew Meli"iL j^ i-relu iy of the Treasury, *u< taken an |t« left hi* lumdoii lodrl In |«y n vl-it In Hie llritl*li Prime Mini-ter In irferrm-e The Huihein of York Is pha|ru above as she chatted with lt d Here you see llrlly llohlnson, fammi* girl track star and In the Ameriran |m ilion on the star, la-fore a rerrnt eapositiun tennis match In londun. At the left Olympic title holder, in n Phlragn loc-i ila! u a result of a plane player. llimver Hi-lit Plan. crash, as she Was visited liy Helen Filkey, Ameriran track star. WHERE FIRE WROUGHT $10,000,000,000 DAMAGE CANADIAN MINISTER ON FIRST CALL /grohs, Amsrlrip Deity Ncthalt no I tennis English I W watermelon time to Dlile, hMV< Nfre feu a*e E deet] hrsfl/ 'a "liudiml at Oglethorpe r d le t V AlUnth, Oiorfto/i demanilratea the proper way to rat an Ice-cold waterteelda. THIS 70-YEAR-OLD YOUNGSTER” WON THE RA T T trT A genital view of iU Bt, John, N. B., fire wakh has ttona. The flames wrought have* bath oa shore and te the reduced »n ik n * harbor, and the W. tl. ‘tienidge; ton: of dollars of property to II. B. i t Shown above as damage wee eetimated at Southgate, Under B**i*ts of Btfto, after pmontiag Ue �1 ------ -----■ TyIS—r-1.*8ATU RD A1 is S B — tug fh YtTBy which' ahoxrwd X to AIM W orffn. Cut pilke t CHar irnty." Sroneh breken again Just Aelcnr old Vara. All Teaaa r*Kf»rx can do, he the first break. W. B. Young and L. E. Jortlr»d, I* "eusa and shoot traps.’ ’ LIBERAL REWARD will ba Mrs. C. M. Lovell and »on ami an were In Klsslmmeu on business He also rhargnl the T rv lr to party givinr information T O N IG H T S Mr. and Mra. E. W. Londqulst daughter*, Marion and Agnes, Tupsilay. governor’s object tIn force tn who removed plumbing and children spent the Fourth at Mr*. C .'ll. Hamiltnn an,| baby, Mrs. II. H. Covtngtrn left last |Oktnhnma to pay half of n Tex- from house lielonging (Continued Fioin Page One) Mr*. Adkins and sons, lulford. week on a motor trip. She expects Rock Sprlngi. i ns entract with the bridge own* Company at Chuluota, Fla. ray'* order*. Thrn Governor Mis* Alice VIhlen or Miami and Marnlc spent a number of t > tie gone for some time. |en*. SATURDAY. JULY IB. 1(31 NBC; 2:00, Friendly Hour, NBC; Rev. A. Mrdralf and wife are Murray, threatening use of the WJAX—Jacksonville 3:00, 'National Sunday Forum, sfent a couple of day* at the day* with Mr. and Mr*. Floyd At the Terral free bridge 12— W attled national guard If hi* men were Sparkman. Mr*. I«r e tt and Mrs again residing at Iheir home in I nrrof* the river, also Opened FOR RENT: Hrven a r m 6:10, Community Chest Pro­ NIlC; 4:00, Sahhath Reverie*. home of her parent*. Sir. and Hamilton molorrd to Plant City Utiedo aftrr an absence of nine molrsled, direclri that Irsffie be night hy executive gram; 8:45, H. E, Cummings; NBC; 6:00, Catholic Hour, NBC; Sit*. L VIhlen, for the Fourth. to visit their sister ere returning month* spent on hii farm at O*. shunted to the I’reston free i Thursday iniul. Iteisnnahle. I'hon,. B10U s The Slines Ira and Audrey traffic was 4:00, Amo* V Andy, NBCj 6:16, 6 :00, Over Jordan, NBC; 6:16, bridge in annthrr county. Iln order of Murray, i cola. to their home* In Jacksonville. May Nrese were visiting last John Barclay A Dagntar Raynor; WANTED: The best • small e4e moving between the two stile* Tnuf>yea*t Jesters, N B ('i 0:30, slate'* highway workerwere Mis* F.lranc Walnright ami There old father went with them that f26.im rash will buy. Writ* Better Milk Co-operative league; 0:30, Muiiral Memorien; 7:00, week at the home of their aunt, while Mr*. Atkin* and children house guest, Mlsi Thelma Gowans, ordered to plow up several ysrdi yi-strtdny. At Gainesville, site of Pierson, in UpP. O. Box 160, Sanfold, Florid 6:46, floorer Washington Hotel George Washington Hotel Or­ Mr*. W ilfred spent Sunday night und Monday of thr Oklahoma approach to the the I hii .1 free bridge, nn in.oniwill stay for a few week* with her ■■la. plele Texas appruarh 1nrred Oirheslr*; 7:00, Eight Deuce* chestra; 7:30, Church Services; Denison toll span. in San, ird. daughter. Ith *1 A family by the name of Rose travel and barrier* were rented. W ANTED to rent bouse with Danrp Orchestra; 7:30, Rhode* 8:16, Meyer Piano Studio; 8:40, Mr. and M:s. E. A. Knrnrll nnd Mindful of ii frilcral Injunct ion The Dorcas Clrrle held a very acre land on edge cf city or lama* hate moved Into Mr. Swayne'* Futrh Collin*! 8:IH), General Elec­ Sunday night at Seth Parkers. nn, Mr. amt Mr*. A lion Farnell itdained recently by ihe Denison pleasant picnic at Rock Springs filling station doing good monthly W IllIF —GaturarRIe house. tric Program. NlIC; H;,70, V iland children spent Saturday nod • toll bridge owner* to prevent business, Phone 62P-W or call Sdl Mr*. Fry, Mrs. T. 0. Tyner on the lUh. It I* a splrndfd-plarr rpir Might Cl ah, NBC; 8;(MI, 11. SATURDAY, JULY IB. 1MI unday at i **ytons Beach and rpening of the firs' bridge, Gov­ fur a picnic, the grounds and Elm Avr. 6:00, Time Signals; 6:01, Danrr and Jim anil Olin and Mis* ElA. Holfe A HU l.urky Strike Slrrling totd Adjulunt bathing privitrgea are Dec to thr vliitrd Mi. anil Mrs. J. O. ernor Ilanfa Orchestra. NBCt 10:00, I'nigram,-6:30. Katie Wails, Con­ anore Tyner and Mr*, llilma public. It la near Mount Ply- Clemrnts of EitMi* who are General Sterling of Texas: "t'l.’-e LIBERAL ALLOW ANCE on your enjoyed cake and tieoqte Washington Holrl Or- tralto; 6:16, Radio Scrap Book; Landquiat spending some time »t the leach. the highway bridge nl Denison old bnttery. 310 W, First 8L mruth in loike Co., 21 mile* from 0:00, Organ Protram; 0: 10, Cly- cream with Sir. and Mr*. Mag.chratra. Mr. D. D. Divon mil toother and keep it closed.” Upsala. Mr. C. K. Hunter and Mr. 14— Riwuwn W ith ou t ftnnrd ait Sander*—"The Youthful Old nuson on tho Hth in honor of the SUNDAY, JULY IB. I9JI Bully both took the.r truck* and Ralph were EUrst* of Irlrntl* in Then Govrrtmr Sterling, former 8:30, Florida Theajre Organ Timer"; 6:66, Sheriff A Police 20th birthday o f Mia* Elanerc. their werr si* cats braid.* Oviedo Thtirs':a nt’iimsin. ^ ITN KBLUFF, A rk, July IB. h7)R RENT: Three nice untar­ bixhwny rouiinission chairman, Program; 10:00, tVatrh Tuwer Reports; 7:00, Paul A Nolan; filin’* birthday was on the 10th. with plenty of room anti plenty We have learned Mr. nnd Mr*. (A .l’.t As lie inucht a recon nished rooms with lighta, sink wired Governor Murray: Sir. and Mrs. Watfrrd Pierson 7:t6, Confession* o f a Itackcleer; Program; 1006, ItaronU; 10:30, . dinlinn with hi. wife, Cbeslet* olid l«th . $6.1111 ;ier month. Ap­ of rat* for all. Those o f the riiile T. I- t.ingo nnd child.en wh , lelt ” 1 feel you have extended your Rochester Symphony Orchestral 7:30, Baseball Results; 7:3t, Or- snd Mr*, llallingrr were ralli-rs geing and a few friend* were: Mr. three week- nun to visit, in Gn I W. Taylor, 46, ■ Stale employe ply 313 Palmetto Avenue. jurisdlrtinii beyond all reason. ange drove String Band; H:30, to see Mr*. Voile Williams and tit:00, Church Sendees; . ani Mrs. John Ilorell, Mr. anil me now at Daytona I r n lew- Certainly I cannot Join you m |mnl former Arknn-as rtmglesas Time, Weather; 13:16, Summer To Be Announced; 0:00, Joe also old Sir. Haskmson the 3rd. .Mrs. T. Holly and children Mr. days. man. w is shot totally yrslriilnv 16— A fin rt men In For R u t Mr. ami Mr*. W. T. Milrhrm attempting to make n federal by his father-in-law, ( ’. M. I’hilMelo lies; 12:46. Henry Cornel- Wahlhrrg, Baritone; 8:16, Hawai­ The latter lias lieen rrnfin.d to nnd Mr*. Alfred Krleaon, Ruth. I ly, ViollniM; 1:00. Trmple Male ian Instrumentalists; 0:26, Base­ hi* Iwii at the home of his son. Esther. Alfred Jr., and thrir and son Rufoiil ef St. Augustine court Injunrlinn iimi etnlive. t«'l, id. (miller enunty Judge ami FOR RENT; Furnished 4 Untar­ nished apartmrnts. Mr*. Nobis, Quartette; littW Y tfS t Koamer*. ball Results; 0:27, Weather Fore- Harold ani wife for a number of cousins, thr Wlldman girls, Mr. ate gue*ta or Mr. and Mis. Emory have sent Tex a* ranger* In pro­ rheiiff. wlio then attempted sul. tect Texas highway employes en­ months, lie I* very feeble but en­ 116 Myrtle Ave. i ide. and Mr*. E. W. I.undquist and Mitchrm. joys hi* old frirnt* when aide In. Mr, and Mr*. G. W. Arir re­ deavoring to oU'y the court in children, Mr*. I- VIhlen and Furnished garag* Tnyb.r died several lioue.r "n FOR RENT: jnmllon. in request of the Ti x * Mr. and Mrs. Himpson nn,| lit­ Billie, Edgar Lundqulst, Mr. nnd turned home Sunday fmm « visit npartmrnl, well ventllatfd. trr aul seen afterward I’hilpol highway enmmlsrlim." tle son nnd hir sister. Miss VnMr*. August Swan-nn, Mr*. E.j with their sister in Pulsar In. I’hoiio 261, leria Graham who have W n hrre Back estop ,i reply from Mur­ w:ii crdrrrd rniumilled |„ Ihe Misses Intis and Emily M.tihrm Hunlrr an,; guest, Mr*. Muse, ftn le iu>-|iil.»l for nervous dis for a short time fr.m Jackson­ IH— W n n led T o H rn l Mr*. E. I- l.un lqiil-t and bullies. are spending a few- days with their ray, the cotton patch worker wli.i en e.s nl l.iltle link. ville, with Mr. ami Sir*. J. G. became the mu.I picturesque louslit, Miss llrrln Drll MraloOe Mrs. Kenneth Robbins and chil­ After sliiiiittug Taylor, I'I i IIjhiI W ANTED TO RENT: 6 nr 0 m m I.undquist and children *|irnl the poliliral lower in his «tale. In dren, Rev. Jnmr. Tinmpson, wife nl I ‘nylon* Bra-h. tried lo htMil himself hut ivj day of the Fourth at the Lundfill til-lied h o lla r , reasonably MU* Elranp Waiuright of the Ims11 II said: and rhildirn, B v. J. s. Clark, Mi quista’, Mr*. Ballinger and Mrs. *'l assumed you desired thr dnrghter, Mr-. C. M. Williamson’ clone In, Phone 01 or 643-J. Cole, Mr*. Anslcy. Virginia and Flu Ida Sanitarium mil hospit«l I’rBiislvi w*i re aftettioon guests • f Blrnilngliain, A lv. knnrkrd Ihe Clifford. Mrs, llallingrr, Mr*. who I* in training )< spinding her opening of this bridge or Tex:r* there. Melons, cream and cake B-Appear ristol fr in liis Imn,I, II,. then 2R— Misrclluncmia For Sate ACROSH YESTERDAY’S vacation with her luricnts in Ovle- would rod have gone to the iv Spemlluvr and Mis* Ruth, Mr. and 6H oust hold god ANSWER. were enjoyed out under thr shade tb'. A das* unite. Mi<* Tliclma |irnvp o f construction. Pirn** re- ■lashed bis m i l with a knite 1-Parlor aeata Mr*. Muran and tluldren and n 7- Ltfflb trees. lot did uni indict a dangerous I OR HALE: Large while fig* 60 6-Pas* by gue«t from Lake Mary, Mbs. liitWen* is sfeiiiling her varatlon as rneiidirr tile rlrvcnth mnendo cut •-Persona n u ts peck. Phone 3305, »|r*. 11-Held opinion wound. Mra. J. T. Wlldman ami son, a guest of Misa Wainright ami B-8trlpe to the i-oie tllilltou of Hie Unit '.I Coleman and little sons nnd »l*ter lb -ton Merit*, . " 18-Marka of omlaab Frank and daughter, Jimphine, family. He w n ordered taken to the 10-Theme Slates which prrclu les Ihe dingMisa Gladys HrnLins, Mr*. Atrhlr 14-Banker t f North Catollna who have been 13-Uavlnu cloth Hlntr linspitnl hy t’ounly Ju.igo 16- 8 tec 1 drfrruea Mr. and Mr*. N. F. berrltr re. ging of n sovereign slat.* into Swanson and rhil Iren, Mr. and FOR .SALK: Heart Pine A Gyptp** touring Florida, are visiting now hanging* IB-Before Mr*. Alvin Swanson, and Marian. tinned Monday from a month* va­ a federal suit by private 'ill- It. II. William* upon n retmr*. crusn tie*. Suitable for *13* 13-ttoster of player* at the home of her brother, A l­ Virginia. Iiene, and lllrhard Lund- cation spent at Daytona Beach. I xrns." 17- Pnraonate nf Ihe county physirintr that hi tracks. I to x U3, 11,-I nml, El*. IS-OIrP* nlcknam* fred Erlrann and wife. It ha* lirrh lB-Vege table was Insane, Mrs. Mary Bell llrorklngtru is qulst, Carlelon Anslry, and D;r«In this taut lie was borne out 21-FIexlble plpea ao-Omamenial 23 years slnre her last visit hrre. spending a f.-w days with Mr*. K. by WnsbiiiKl-.il aiithorillc. Taybir, nn i'Ui|i|riye e f lb* thy Swanson. 33-Wlthrra : girdle They were railing on Grape wills* lit t G A l, N O T H ’ t A. Farnell. Department, I 33-Youth aS-Bnctly suitable Murray anlicirnti-*! new lillgn- Hi ile eoli -erindioi frknd*. 3B-Perched rerve 1 nut Ihe tinexi ire*l term of 23-Klll Mr. snd Mr*. I.. II. Gore rr- tlnn in the federal rirr'iil com I iiK n u n i t i 'H NT, ■ Sir. 38One who die* fat and Mrs. T. O. Tyner. Mil* 34-Peg loined a* i\T T luine,| recently from Trim. of nl’ix'uls mol in disliid courl hii father, Samuel Taylor, l rillMM J| principle Elinors, Jim nnd Olin Tyner, Mr. 26-t/vok for Sixth Dislrirt rongreisnmn upnt Durnul t< > prevent Oklnhomii 21-Melancholy T i, ri.m tin i, i\ n i i v ' K i n 33-C1o*er nnd 611*. Mngnuson, Mrs. II(Imn By Mra. H. It. w f might THE THIN IT V M im i ODIST from rtexIrnyiliK business of Ihe on the litter’* dealli in 1821, MA It Til \ HAIITII 38-Deface 44-flyrophanta til.) 30Blmpler I.undquist, Mr. and Mr*. Kline> ('••tnpljilnaitl* KPIrfCOPAI. CHURCH l.rlitge rnmpxny. An order wn 28-Neceaatty 40-B.nvtl 31-ExUted VH Tyner and rliil tren were dinner Mr. and Mi*. Bill Walker were 31-Liquids COLORED 47Rue 33-Rntargtng toot nskid in Ihe Diumil dislltrl HKIH.NI: HMITII g'irst* on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. railed to Geneva, Alabama last I »i f r it'dnnl. 34-Beve rages 48 Made mistake 33-Calm court by the bridge owner-. I., •h u m :ii o r r i ii i .h i t i i m No»h Fry. kit*. Fry entertaining week on account of Ihe sodden 36- Equality 48Funeral tires 34-Thing* yonder Sixth Hlrret A Hanford Avenue. require removal of •In* liartl. ole. •|«» l.»n:nt. .Hiulih. Utki* «*11r* C»• 36-Phephct In honor of h r husband’* bit I It death of M>. Walker’* father. J. P. 36Bpotted IhihI.m r«"iufyl rioildn. Hsnlntd Daily Herald Th Rev. C, R. A. Banks, pit .lor. DOWN Answering hi, upihuiI t> tb.* aB-Pooeasee I 4«il ni l li« lrIlk fvn|rrr>i| nnd r*. 37Tear* Co* belli Id* place nt Nelson mol day. Terms: I n*h in Alliance Sunday School 11:30 A. 61, rillm ts of rieilli Texas for n •Ililrrit In in •>i*t >|i| . nt i.iM.n ih* tth 38-Cloard hand* 1FloumJera 39Took flight A little son was bom to Ml. Co. while M . Walker was ah'eoi » « » *»f Uriiirmfu-r, .V l» full, to ih# Morning Service 11:00 A, M. ley. ol| oil the toll liridge. Item 41-Melrle measure 2Mustral drama* 40Drip through and Mrs. J. G. I.undquist on July They relumed 11 Uriedrt, Monday lull nf t'«<In|<In1ill f JI»a,| ii mniItBt ]rCMJ Trlrpbonc aJs will Iv rrcrlrrd Subject, "Have You Made Itejer- son peopti* Joined in directing 41-Black and orange 3Nlee*t III Hir t l » tr*| caur « in] 43-Hlmrt poem noon. 10. T iltIl< tftM In h ir ik f Military 4In addition »*-r for patrons and collector sent vat Inn 7” irnfti- In Ihe Preston rtr .tellire. •t* itkimir.l nt, |hr n» « t*|ua|t#r lb Mra. llilma I.undquist has been Friends of Mr*. K. A. Farnr'.l imrnrdlatriv for pt> rnrnt, iklt h li Ihlw n u l l r » I m l l h r l u i M I t h M K|in tilth l.earue 6:46 I*. M. Gnvrrii-r Murray ani lie woul I taking flictrical treatments. Ilir are sorry to Irani he I - suffering f**r r i d til »f*H •«t lit It* itrrfc ji I Time lllr n line {'iibjdet, "Ameilrali Music." ........ * \ yield to Governor Blerling'i »: i m i i k i tuft, n # r lr i»f infra red ray* to help the circu­ n seveirli InjUH-d ankbT~fnim a 3 Times dr line i ititi i ' i r i n il i1*4*MFl, h Mil f It r t l f f l f l l i r Night Service* K:IM| P. M. *' rt i j I i l n r > imwer” at the soiitli lation in her injure,| leg. Mv*i ii)ftt**.r Hii*! i K h i Ikjt n f j « | r (alt Monday, Ii Tlmr-s 7c n line Ihlhjeet, "The Christian, The end of the bridge but contended \ U 1 1 Dr. Denl-m *nd Dr. Mar, hall Mr. and Mrs. J. Tildrn Jacob Thralls. Thr Card*, nnd Dance." Time rales on rrqurnt. \ 1! iM ir u i. A H H , llklnlinma hid a right to rereset Mi*. Ballinger’* wrist where visited .ii Ovitnln Sunday I'lenltlX • •III I. Thr risliirisl rnlrs are fur lu \ M W KEKS, move Iiliitnrlrs from (lie span tl It was broken In 1822 nflei InkM.e. Gouge -lac t mid daugli I \ ill M l SENT TO CHAIN GANG rnnsrriitiir insert Inns. H i (tii Ik l i e ih . self since it rliired the ext'eiise *HI* \|.> ter. Mist Evelyn, ol ChuInU were ______ Five word, id aicrngr length J \ All I I . A 1II W II .K I .V M I N , cait; 0:30, Sign Off. ol hmldlug it. H»»iii’||i4| f.<• 1 in tlviedi shopping Monday III u til. nrr rnunlnl n line. ATLAN TA, July IB.— A Id year SUNDAY, JULY IB. >831 J. kingly, he 'nbl*. "I ran’l Nu ad under 3 burn nrrrlitrd. Mr. Stanley Mutox mm W**wL old Isvy, Otis Pruett, was ernlemcd 0:00. Tmlay's Program; 0:O3, \ o ril IJ OH MI.U. bmk him that way he can dig Ti> ftiiiivrt ,t ti.*i4‘iiniipf* iim, All ndirrti'ing is rmlrirlrd Morning Melodies; 0 : 66. .Sheriff r w Wil-on lira.Ido. k of Folkston, I i seven loonlh* nn lb.- chain i*lll*ll** Miillif In Ii. d in KltPJl tO ldgg<"d in my. But I "P Iln* In proper rUsstilcatton. nitv itml nil ctiifpt i ti* >1 in Hir fluit* A Potiro Report; 10:00. Morning Gn. came lo tlviedi Monday for a gang when lie pleaded gullly In have got the llg g e -1 orgnntred fniil %4*4l*i i *1nl*. i4*r ««It*#f vr*> a ehsrge of fiitging n 160 clink If nn errur is miilr Thr Mrlmlies, Cont'd; 10:30, Univer­ few days v *it with f iend*. htmttit ni sti.li,) ihut w# Hanlnrd llrrnld will lo* rr*pnn" H I , mi Httliirtlntf Aniftiht Ini. l f i l 4 sity Bible Cltsi; 10:46, Janies L. Judge nn 1 M r.. Aul ii and moth, n l t r r fcii ..i*« 4 n l i»iir |*Iit t •• |if Lull:,, sible for only nne ioinrrcrt in­ Bill-ch, llaritnne; 11:00. Morning er. M a. Jacob*, were dinner gu4-t* in • , Mi ih. t **Mt* r l%4»»rlil and l*ni“ oir., r.tnii r.i |*|,i nil, ur ■ sertion, thr ndirrlisi-r fnr Worship.' Presbyterian Churrh; of Mr. and Iln . J. Tildrn Jacob* N O T IC E T O O W N K IIN O F DOGS. (•-»* • **f H n * f in ttif iir* iitifttl In, or MltiM-qiiriit In-rrllotl*. The uf12:1*1. Time Signals A Weather or I like Mi nine Sunday. I«>ih*fIttK I>4 (I n- tiiiKit.Miliiit ktn.w n B« An required S*y Inw, ail rings In lie f IIv of Hanford, 1 loritfn, i l " 1 Vnrhl I'Tilli" l.iiilitlnfi Ka Ib firr should he notified Im­ Forecast; 12:01, Dinner Music; Mies Calheiine Young enter­ ••III 14k#’ l.lnir n| f; 00 ..clock P. etcx-pl ihose (hit are kept on the premise* of Ihe owner* or mediately In r i* r nf errur. 1:46, Shrrlff A Police Report; tained vrilli llliee tables of Inidgr martini while at largr. must lie vanlnalrd for rabies once l"WMMi:i THAN HIE II ft T tl AllVEltTISEItH 1:60, Florida Facts. 2:00, Ca- on Monday evening nt her home on MT«»itA«in m A llr r n ld rrprrM-ntnllvn Ihedral of the Air: 2:30, Hour Myrtle Avr., Ihe following guests, each year. Ihnniughty familiar with ritrn, Dr. C. W. Baker, Veterinarian, will lie nt the rrnr of the with the Ma.lers—(IranI Opera; Mi s Margaret Cox of ol.irii *- ~A rules noil elasslt irallon wilt 4:110, Organ llecittl — Claude and brother Dr. Will Cox of Cleve­ City 11*11 r*rh day from I0:#« A. 61. lu Noon, commencing g iir you rnmidetr intormalion Murphrre; 6:00, Pauline MiurU. land, Ohio, M u m Elliabrth LawJuly 2lllh «nd ending August 1st, In d.i Ihi* work. Alter lis t And if ynu wish they will a*. Violinist; 5:16, John DeUrttyn, Inn and Floreme Coals, Sit an I time, all dog* found running nt large nnd nnl vnecmnlcd Inr hl-l you In wording your want Baiitone; 6:30. Vesper Service— Mrs. lUryLd Vsrn, .lark Vain. Vab’cn will lie picked op tiy the police and hilled. nd to make it more elfeellyr. Dr. McCaul; 6:00, Sltidli Qjln- Marion Wagner, Dr. Ileweit JohnThr ro*t of vaeclnatiun will lie pnlii hy the City Irnm the tet; 7:00, Joy W t'le, Pianist; ron of (lilsn jo and two nri e of annual liesnae tax nf 11.25 pee dm*. 7:16. Memories at Twilight: 7:46, Birmingham Ala., and Ml. Alex F. H. l.*m«on, Clly Clerk. ladle* Baseball Results; 7:47, Weathrr M' rgan. Ilith pilr* fur C l i i H s i f i l ’d A ( I h went to MI'S Coat* and fei men F a tefu l; 7:60, Sign Off. Texas R a n g e r s Engage In F u s s Over Bridge F e e UPS ALA H: Former Sheriff In Asylum Following Attempl At Suicide Ss V.S55: ; OVIEDO NEWS WANT AD KATES CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY By J. Carver Putwy ----------------------- -------------------Lo T wit W IL L o k AT T U « ‘TCKJ Rr. PAID NCv/FR D O l o K E E P r.VFTCYTHlNa IN i v n o m c c Ct-RWA AND ■ m o ic Ftl-CS A R C riLTM Y Cut Ottl For lla n d j ttcfrrcnrm 1— Anni.unrrm cntn h * HAVE YOUR W A T fll npalrml by one win, rrally Limw, buwl Rriggs, J< wider, Mng. Ave. F U lt N I T U n B Removal rate now going an « ( WAGONER'S. i»r. IV. t;. M xD O U G A I.L CUIRlll'ltACTOR, is now Incaled at Ida rcaidrlira In 1'bnnl lleightt, H, Hunt,icI, I'huiie foiK 61. CAFB AN G Iil/S IIAIIIIKCUB (>|H’n IB A. M. In 2 A. .1— Aiilirnmltiltm \ M. Ip c n f. A . M.— !» I*. M. MMHCU im il.flIN U IIWD KH -Irrlfbtlon (uixi’N nn J ifi riurwl femer l wnrk.1 MUarli* (Umcfcle Co. J, 11, Tervt Jlji^t r, ;t 1.1 anil Ktm, Aum H ic k T V A -f VViTrf S Hfr5 —A n i W<nj<,D g l a o T o tM v e . B H Fo r C o * ! * * - / . o c m u c i l t f B T w o or- »/<J T1UT F o u r D o i . L d C 3 W c- J Yf _J? * -APiBcat --Couvo di X Ji ' 3u3T UoBtow "ir|a/<| f o r V A v m .L C t — Vv tRp J l* * ki n A lw jT ff " ok L o o k T v J r fA T B— Sllinillnn W iin lrd REFINED YIHING matron, gnoi ccok, companion, housekeeper 4 Cluiuffcur, I’lef r small family, irirteiu r furnished, Box 60 Care H I M , U T M H K It CO. Zip .Nervlre. I ’ hone 135. H IG N N H, N . N I P P E R Vljctps. Phone 30.3, H A I R C U T T IN G — 25c tV iU on ’M Harbor Shop. K «n l F lrn l HI re e l A rca d e llldk’ . Iv e fror-# GAS 1 8 Hive You Tried liisUE SUNOCO GASOLINE? It ha* a Orlaln rating of *2 pins; regular line liar an average of 58 2-lttth*. lie »uro and try thl* quality Kaockless high powered Mrtur Fuel. Fur a few d>yn w* will well fur 18a P4# gallon-come in and fill up—note increased **IW* age and anruoth running. SAN JUAN (JAUAUE CO, . ________ (ir n e r g I.UNCII ROOM 10c l.tinrh A Cnfft# Shop. LANKY'H DRUG BT'JRK—Pr«srriplb n*, ningaiin.'S, fountain service. PROM I T driivcrl**. i'bnnt I0I. Hy Hrinkcrhoff • K. U K I— ItiinlncBB S o n ire B U T T L E MARJf MIXUP SiBtftrril Avra. I*•!!:» F lillli TIMHiit .Sulaii, Nrvt lul’U'i, »lf .t II |all*r| 1*1 lilt!, lll’VV paint. f.'li.'i. Hi l l A S' ri-t, .MyitD* Avrnui*. jL. _ I ’ hong 449 - —------- --------- / j | | ! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 18, 1931; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2bc12c608be4eab993e402d77839364c.pdf 71229b9f83e24a007d074a1d3f1e596f PDF Text Text AN INDEPBND1 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , AtLY NEWSPAPER UDAY, JULY 17. IM1 SECRETARY ST1MSON ON TRIP Thousand» Cheer Intre, Hungarian Fliers As 7 L a n d P li^ N e a r W M Senate Places Tax Clgarel Special Order C a endar Fqr Monda Certain Of Del /P la n To Ghfl , d al AM B ar S tra ig h te n a a r u s . - w - 'XBSft *>%*«»* w U iiM rn rilu i of Germany won ef Brevard, of­ . a • __...I l.ex l from;ih# confereae* end an oflklal Edgar B. Calvert, above, chief ala lament ineptly *aW Germany a cf th* Foracaat Dlvlalen of th# poaltkm la nnd*t cowlderallon. U. s. Weather Burann. h*» InavNothing waa aald about Monaay. auratod a nyalam of. checking th# tm feiraca of tnJnJMdrn In tendon dally foreraata and aa a result bat th an appeared to h« #«»* tcyorta that th# foracaat. for tho daubt h be titer that meeting wnnld drat quarter of 0»le y n r were alert or. achadal*. I t U undaratood 91.4 par cent correct. th* French wnat to atralghton V *• ^ ------ — out tldag* with the German sUtaamen before going to L»nd‘n. Intornafional plena for financial relief to Germany took a andden U rn yeatgrtWy whan i t waa ann.uncod Ig Premier Laval a t Parle th a t n eiferanc* would to told there Saturday. •• ‘ Than* attending th* emtfarance wlQ linelud# Chaacallar Bruenlng and Pcralgn MinlaUr Carliua of Genroay. aa wall aa Secretary gtiampa of th* Unltod Bute* and Aithnr. Heodcreon of Grp* I Brit- ran dry *n«l they landed I ^ ship where they riuld. f The propeller waa l i i w a landing, and one of th* wfc damaged, but the filer* • Uto a*)rea w e r e uninjured. 11 crawled out of thr piano, gr nlng broadly. Captain Magyar wa't r.l U railroad aignel box Immedial after landing and lelaphd newa of thalr miehap to J Matyaafold Alrdr-iii*. An I (Continued On Tag* lir a ) Enemies Of Mayi Of Atlanta E Citisens Tei •As Men His Prompt tra*. I« u act a quvetton far or agalnat’* th* p r e ^ a t officer# of th« drcult. but a foad.aaanUl l»1 tU kara# di iira a ftM K s In Power Of Finar Many aaaandmanta yvt fared. It appaAg.- ^ Th* Baaat* klltod a t to this oo* today, hot w. hopto of UM-Phoalag When. as. . » .« • f y through tho Kona* safal] ork Out ll Maze LONDON, July IT,** Not alnra th , day* of 1*1«. hibad |ho -utbraak of World W af threw aUtoamen- lat» BtUr confu.lon and bewilderment, h»» there l**#n „ < h *xcl»em. H to th* eartlal. ol Europe. -< + \ > •ooaaJea o* otpar# hut non* «n During th* day Mcttrlty marwmatlraa or I M f cOnatltoenU. k#ta Improved and narroua tanaton relaxed. Wall Street waa reaaaared D| y**t*iday> JPIlVnU) I BWWfinggte by d*relopm*aU ami •lock* ralttod., ' fiSMSHto.1 TA LLA H A 8SEE. J u ly J — ( A .P .) 1—T h * S c n » t» t o d rec eiv ed th * * r * d u * te d » ro u l t t ta x bUI. a n d p la c e d t! bill t o t a x d g a r e tte R on th * • a _ _ tl> TW A M ftalrf •***■■• M I'lUr W ait Ame lran., luffer. lug U iM tV torrid #hl*a »«*•»". . e r r praodred relief tomorrow. Ralnv origlnatln* In the N itthweat. are rwrout* toward llUnnla, Ind'ana. and Ohio. Trala* North Dakota and Min**ante, which hare U rn sweltering ■ndrr temperature* running in* WASHINGTON, J*ly l». (A .P .)-T h* United State* wlL' bar* full-fledged membetaklp la tha conference of European powera which meets Monday In Um(Continned on Pago Eight) ATlJtNTA, Jaly l7 .-(A jt> ] Bee all from trff.ee of Mayor Jagii L. Kay I* aought l.y the Gretjl Atlanta Prohibition and Law ■ to.cement dab, organltatlcn I which waa announred yvatardi by John Mangel, pte«l-!enL Mangrt -aid he had eppltoit the elty <Irik for a lUt of \ reg’itered voter* in I b u t ggncral election, ani that pi watkrr# would tlrvul-'e am] th* totor* ireal 1 patiltona- . ‘ MlntoiK Ju llu . Curthto q a lU J ye*t«iday. Th*t«*rman elaleafnea grate afcnaat totoguated. N agollalij*| etarted at a mod. ■rat# ttwpo.v, when Chancltor lla n ri.h Udfcwng and Ko.cign Miniate. Jullua Curllu* rUlled Englaud. F r il l Urea «m. e u n U moved fatter and fn»ic. S»-rri*ry Mcll-n c#ma Jo la>ndi.n and l*ari* and rellrad th the Riviera, almoat worn oot atraoxemcnl of th# Hoover deM jnltday. Setctory, /MRIni»on went to Rom*. and#M fU> dliarmamenl c» nfereneea i»#l#, proceed#.I la (Coottouod On Pago 9»veo) •pedal calendar 'for; "SfifSu. potal (or n year** auapcnelon EvrrgUdra yratenlay. but more rrrclpltallon will be neeeaaary during th# remainder of th* wrek before th* alow burning earth la quenched. Th* rain* changed tha black amok* cloud* to henry white curlain* o rrr th# affected ore*. Uut th* •mouldering peat formal Ion* initornrath th* rurfac* are lik*ly to break out anew, unles# more tain fall* to *oak Into the l»t To whit* and Indian alllgator hunter*, who atort hniah (Continued on Page Two) ju g In to * c o m m lttc c o f a w hole w f co n a ld e r th o c a w o f th e H H M £ borough I« » ' bill reputed to harWi been amended by attach** wllbagW a lfoua* wot*. Th* Ho*a* ala* ro*’i reived hut did not ou *.»*«• port of lb* special commltt** W* vMitigating an agreement of aW<(: officials to parrhaa* th* c«nt*%( ntal bulWlag hara from Borolo* Hodge* for **0.000. Th# committee recommended tag purchaa* by th# atat# of p r a p v w from leglilator# ahould be dla**** tlnuad aa a bad gerernmantat * 8 * cy. Charge* that *Ut# off total* pledged atata fund* in riolaUa* *d tho eonatltutlon to eecura B fW : gladaa drainage district bond* WWd made In th* Haoae. Th* N M paaard th* Comae bill providing, the Inatallmant payment of anf* ran t tax an. • Th# Houa* f i n a n c e no* m.ln au, waa th* keynoto of a half hour’* Interview today wit* taxation cogamttta* will conllao* grlng up th# bill* on Ita reread# John Mtlach, S r- chairman of th# gram regard to#* of what ihq Board of C-iunty Comml»»l»n*re, tata doe* with tho dgmratto to* who haa recently returned from (CoaUauod on Peg* Twh) .* . two month.’ eojoura In th# Eaat. Mr. Melach, onp of thU *#«■ tlon’a leading ealiry grower*, prefaced a diatnal word plctof* ho painted of bualnaa* gad UMng conditloa* In th* Ea»t h i.’, th# that p r o m t W.~. lime, Iby dvclartag ' ' Prominent GrowerReturns After V is it In Eastern Section C i t r u s Exchai |TpH PW Seriw Meetings In Sta] Clemency For Fall Is Sought In Plea Sent To President 4fMPi>‘—tr' UatonwW *"' f*»uljn that Albert a Fall hetoaved fratn the prUon term impo**d for actvptlng a brill# wa# reerived y*» trrday a t th* Whit* Ilona* pr> »p*mu* atata In th# union", i “W* Ktortdlan# don’t know how lucky we are. with our aunihlna, and cool braiice, and lake# and tear he***, h* aaid, -until we vlalt other *e*tlon* of lb* c#untry and i re condition* wMrh ar* border­ ing on th* ttoploreM*-. Ilia Impreaaiun of the unam(Contlnucd on Pag* Two) Gambling Element Frisco Selected By In New Orleans Is ShrinersAs Scene Squelched By Cops NEW ORLEANS, July 17.*Of 1932 Conclave (A.P.)—Gambtor* ran to eorar Witnesses In Case One Negro Killed Against Al Capone And Fire Wounded Ordered To Appear InRadgl Outbreak CHICAGO,. Jaly IT#—|A-P-)-^ Tho Dally New# any* Federal ; Bom# bar* aredo thqrt -U aU agnndmawt f fWai ordo* Th* prase waa aaaklng lead*.* of a negro waa* greeting at which throat* war* if*** agalnat the life of Ooreraap Miller. Th* negro apaaher, demanded that th* gevarwoi relra-e sight ■agree* under death aentrnc* fa* assaulting tiro w h .u girt hoboea. Th# praaaa ware organised after Sheriff Young wa* grounded ae.loosly and' DefTOty Jack Thomp­ son •lightly wronged In a flight la whl.h Ralph O ral, whom they Favorite And Darkfiorse Will Meet In Finals For City Net Championship hate y tatu d ay aa th# grand Jury meetings fAah front two w**ka to handed doan tndlctroant* and th* Wabhlngiotl Th# Mrias of open m cettogi. prevented a aaroud perfurnunr* dltlrlct attorn*jr brought Put » begin* In Orlando Cbambar t f | of Ita rutotful pageant.' A Night threat to bar# th d r place* rgldad in I he Orient, and adjourned It* by apoclal deputlr* If lh * aPolic# Com mar** Building a t 8:10 P. 1L July 81, but will be prtceded by a fifty aevmth annual ronveotlon did not ahow mar* ac*L meeting of Mr. Corey with th* During th# day approximately l*,t night nnUI n*»l >*nr‘a m a t­ director* and manager* of Ut* 1U0 down town aatablUhmenta ing In Man Franttoco. The Pacific Cuaat .tty w*. the where beta war* token on hora# BubJCxchang* and Aaaodallnn* of only one to nraaenl a formal In­ race* clc**d and bottan ware th* Ksahang* a t Winter Haven vitation and had offered financial forrrd to place tb#lr w*g*r* with High 8<bo»! audit.tium at 8|M P. M. July 80. Mr. Snivaly bald Induremrnti n*t matched h* any bookmaktra In tha auburb*. ony haa aavvtal .............. annotiuiM*, r ^ Air. C ieorvj Th* grand Jury retunwd 89 In- Mr. other city. Chicago, a leading con tender at tha alntt, dripped tl* dl-tntenla, Inro'vtag W parao**, m#nta to make to tl.a director* and but declined to r»T»#l th* name* manager* and probably will bring, •<.. campaign. Thomaa J. n.MUtun of Medlnah unlit ariaata had been mad*. It a meraag* from tb# Farm Beard-. Uil.rra m*rtlnga ar* *a foUawdl - >J Tempt*. Ch .ago, wa, formally in­ waa laarntd, however, tb# charge# Bradenton, Chamber of C o ra -^ ducted Into the off to* of imperial were agalnat Ih* handbook oper­ mere*, 8:S0 P. M. July 88. ator#. pvtrnlnt* Yralerday. Clearwater, courthouse, B P. O L For a week DUlrlrt Attorney The imperial council defealod n piop-wal I t ahollab Ut* annual ion- Stanley and PoMc* Superintendent July 84. D eU nd. 8:90 P. M. July SS. » 9 ventlon In fnv«ir of n ttoi.nlnl or Myer# have been angaged In * pri­ Leesburg, 8:30 P. M. July I h •. ■ tr ennial meeting. A irconintenda- vate conirovarvy over th# more Arcadia, courthouse 8:90 P. M- ' tjmi that the annual due* for agalnat th# handbook*. Th# polk* . ,v d t| crippled rhlldren h *|dlaU be ln- • upcrintrndrnt aaU h* had rafuaad Auguetl 4. Fort Myere, Augutt 7. •' j I rreaaed from (3 to 93 died in to atort a drir* agalnat tha ~bookie#” aa th* potto# had more Lak* Wato. or LakeUnd, Augrof commit!**. , hhrin* official# e#l'mated that Important “work to do." Th# dlaDvtalto of sack meeting will ro Imlui-rn iiO.UOO and 70,000 pert >na trtot attorney charged Now OrrUCed (Tettlaad dating the wrek. Iron* had becomt gamMlng ildd#n. ann-uoced in the roapretlva *•#! >Mintotcr* took «p th* fight tloaa through ad rertrem en u to again#! th# gambtor* and baaln#*#- tha prtlg ■ ( u days before i M c l men Joined Uieir rank* on tto meettng. Mr. Balvely tald. 11. -"A CUBAN LEADER FIRBtT^N ‘ii& SLtS HAVANA, July* I T - f A * - ) Tho newspaper Inforrnadro y w ^ tordar *ald two persona fired « . or eight ahoto a t Dr. Cta**gM»K Vaaquai Bello, president Of M l Sewat* and of th* national'IfcKdl '< party, aa ha rad* la his aapeoabblto toward Mariana# auburW M l. \ •venlag. Dr. Vaaqrom Balto w nS ^ not hart. on. ThU ntoinlag Clay W.lUaau iJ Wilson Hmllh dafratad Ckariaa d ial# * a n j Ralph LaMcdae, H id d-g. At SUM • ’clack today, naton Ptokln* *ad lla r r, Bowre re* scheduled to meet Gilmer ealo and Billy FaviU*. whll* a t b ir m j n o b a il U * .) -M ra ^ r o h the building#, aviator# aaid’ Harbor Orta* �hind to enjoy ItW t forget that HmnWW (Friday) night a taam fm « Or­ lando nl!l ba bafa far a lU M - fM thli game tha fallowing pU g** U ra barn a#Iacted to atari far M iford: Rutledge,- 8. Klalaw, W. I k law, Bach, J. TIIU. B. Smith, H. Ttltla, Wltktna, Myrttk ami Knight. *0 Mn«k‘a Alhl.tlca, trail. | geulw' triumph orar tba Tluatarday, and with • aorta load orar tba Bcnatert, Una « war# tog tad aa without a Champion* of tha toagu# for ►aur different apart! wrltara, Iridaly aaparated aactlona at nd, affirm with much emtbat tha Amarlcan League a all orar aad that Connie I bojri ran bcaaaa In n h aa jb f ly with any aatt of margin •tab 4a aal up. Nat that it «, bat wa'd Ilka la aaa Con­ wy* a*l a naw high m e rit ma* won In n aaaaon, a* wall number of othtr mark a. js f fjs rw rri m a# lb* Macklaaa, barlad of tha arm ing. It d arte d off tamaly, but b t f t n tba third roand f a a orar, Btawirt'a power and punch to bla third airtight wla had ahown tha fan* a gllmpaa of Mlaf tba Titan, bla farmer what la tar took Plata. Tha Miami •■too, I* aerea hit*. Tba boy, n arrr In trouble, puabpd right* M a S U L ead the tarn* •nd la ft* with lightning Ilka apaad laridad in Urn Wghih wfcan Into Packhaai'a f a n and riba Uma Mb* brake a tl* and acwrad altar time, m e ltin g only hard, but raaa to fir# thtm tba glancing blow* In return. Bakriagar bit n hamar In tha feaiti) round, rackham’a In* on la tba f ln t Jimmy follower* amaiati whan, with atat lad with Um bat** f*0 hla dafanaawar* croaaad up by Btawnrt'a ttibtb, and bafar* tba ball waarlng atyla, left to tha alda of ■ally nabbed, all tbraa ran. tha brad, aant ahim nallng to the tad acortd........ In tba eat* n n raa a w han ha took a count af mna, penny Hank McDan- nine before rialng, groggy and bab* beaky Pacific taaat • Ildar ad. Btawart had pm adad t roakla, bald lb* T ita n t* that l.'ft with • hard right undtr b<ta, a ' triple, daubla, aad tha heart, and whan Packhnm got i, and abat them aat, I t la I Mack* paaadad Whil thill ap, ht could hardly ralaa Ml toft lolliraa far I I kit* with arm, In Heating apparently that •aw g tltla t fear far f in , Btawart had panlytad tha muaclaa on that alda. Packham want llag • trlplw' aad bontr. down to tba ram aaa on# more time a b a gat a bower. In that round whan Btawart roabrd him, thnw lng right* and lafta to TV* Yank* had to ataga a four ; tha head. Tha ball eared Packham. ( h i * III tha eighth to win thalr Tba fifth and alath w an fiercely m t\ from tba Indiana, 0 to 4 fought, with HI.-wait picking up M V alag to , with two eat, and polnta •* ha want along. Pack■Fact a.*or*d tha winning ran •! bam'a dafanoa appaarad to ba ahklbkghth* Indiana meda • daaper- larrd, and ha could hardly awing r - u d for rtetary In tha ninth that left which uaually carrlaa to l i t ' alath waa a thriller, Mpii much punch. In tha alath, ha want llw filed out and EawtU did too. down two more lime*, one* flat on i; n ’ttartar. Baade, batting fo* ho ean«aa*. Aa ha cam* out In tha •K g , aittgtod to canter. Johnny aoranlh, h.a f a n and rhaal n d ftltpp, batting for Burnatt, the from Htawart’a tarrlfle pounding, m i l boy, tripled to b f t on the tha fan* aansad that It couldn't H ad pitch, acurlng Baade. With laot much longer. Btawart proceedWiring run on third end two out, til to and tha alaughUr by knock­ ■ M ilftS f' r e m i t fanned tha air ing Packham to tha floor tw in rPlpgra* bore dewn. with aolld right* and tafta. A left to tha Jaw flnlahrd tha Kid, ha Tb« Browne and Rad Hoi a pill a dumped Into Hlewait’a a.m i and iobla-hta.lcr which waa full of did to lli* floor. Kafir*# Men {ft pat. Ollrar’a double with dnppait the fight thara, and .Slew►era* an aecond, gara tha Boi art and Parkham'a handler* cirriad • flrat gama, 6 to 4, in II In- dm to a corner, . ■ga, whlla an aarly Inning aiIt waa a terrifically bard fought Wt an Ruaaall,.gara tha Browna I to S diclalon orar tha Bag In ^altla, and waa racairad In almuat g Mcond. Rtofti amarkad out a llanca by tha fona, moat of whom war* Packhom'a aupportar*. Ill* MMt In tba f ln t rontaat. dramatic defeat cam* aa a diatlnrt •utpriaa to arary peiaon auout tba ( Wataan (Sark, tha Itabla oca, ring, with tha aanplhm of Btaw­ raw Ida aacaatb atralghl gama, art, who atoned for • rather medi­ rban ha limited tha Card# ta ocre ahowing hare two waalu ago bite, aad earn* aat an tap by putting up a migniflcaut fig h t i S dedal**, araalag Ik* m w ir t’a powerful right handed t ear la*. Whlla Ik* ,iunch#* w an accompanied by bla r# batng bald acora aad lull weight, and without agrapUen, >• Rabiaa, tod by O'Dmri ha carried arary round. " ' k,' knocked oat I I hit*, Tha *cml-final aaw Wad# la tbraa pltcbara ta tba Paar af tba Card bill Ijimphln, 144 poi|nJ Orlando negro MM In tba aaraatb wban tba ♦coi a • knockout orar Black Boy, 101 poind Tampa at rap par In tha fourth round af • a.-hadulad tight round bout That fight waa alao a Brandt of tba Braraa, and Ogrtoi. fait ana, with both boya Hading I,tb a Rada, engaged Ig a rmarr ♦olid blow* and heaping tba fane irking dual whlrh ended In a I ci.-ltad all tba way. Tarrlfle right* W Waclalon far tba latter. L’ullop and U fta.ta tbr hcaj m u ltad In IHU put ta right field, acoring Black Uoy’a knockout ond ba waa Ipbthcota, who had tripled, for tha •Urry-ayad whan ha waa lifted to tfy run. Brandt gara up only four £ , while Ogdan parted wttb fir*. Kid Altoh, Haaford’a fee tact and Ha doahla-pUya war* racked up moat able 111 pound *crapper wan ■ bath aide*. ’ a w#ll-*arnc<l drclaloa agar Young llarrlaon, Miami bay, In a four round preliminary which waa an* Boaton ... 000 001 111 I 1 - * IS * St. L«ul* 000 101 02* 0 0 - 4 * 1 Battariaa: M atfaydan, M xrla, LLtnbaa, Durham *nd Batryi Btawart and Crouch. T o u if. Baa I n 000 000 OIO-2 7 1 S t Laula 0M 00* 0 * 0 -0 I t I ’ Baitarlaat Rocaall, Maoro and Conellyt BlaabeMar aad Youn* Chicago-WaiMfigUn-Ralnad Out NATIONAL LBAOUB . Vf V P-L Bl. Lea l a _____ • U IS «4 N*w Y ork-------- -- 44 14 A64 Chicago -— 4S M AM Brooklyn------- ----- 40 S7 AM Boaton 41 40 A06 Pltt>tnj:fh .14 41 .410 Phlladalphta ...— M 40 A ll Cincinnati - ____ SO U J40 Chicago CIO 000 |01—• 14 0 Naw York I- 000 101 0 0 0 -4 i 1 Battariaa: Taachjut, Baacbt, Mar and liartnatti Haring, Hu!*, ball and llogan. PltUburgh L 030 000 0| Philadelphia . 000 000 II Battariaa: French am! Bang* and Dari*. 81. Lout* „ 000 000 S00- S T S Brooklyn _ Oil *o» tot—10 in J Battarlai: Darrlngyr, Stout Johnaoa and Manca«*|. Q|ark and Lcmbanll. Cincinnati ... 000 000 10a—1 4 0 Boaton _. 000 000 000—0 I 0 CANAL BODTB APPHOYBp MOBILE, Au T T bI , 1«^-<AJP,) —Approval by tba wpr deportment of a routa f t r tba watte-.n awdaf tba Intra-coatnl canal from P H . aacela Bay to Mobil, bay waa U nounrad yaaUrday by MaJ. fc. A. Hharrar, Unltatf State* dlbtllrt enilnaar, Tba n o t# aalactad la known aa tk , lower n:rlbfrn MADRID, JaJy « _ (AJ».) — Rnow waa reported yaitarday In tba rlUaga t f VUIaUra, k ctw M Madrid and thd EbcartaL To-Night te a m S!3».LS Independents Will Meet Chase And Co. Boys Here Tonight By B. U. CULLUM. Tha game tonight will ba baIwatn tha Independent* and C han * Company. Chaaa darrated tha Indapendant* In thalr teat match, •nd tha Independent* are coming out tonight prepared U throw W Haa S 4, - M ARY A 8TO B JACK. HOLT R IC A R D O C O R T E Z H in ts ; . Com edy Novelty ’ N#w« MiWtfS: aa .14 Uakaawn B ITMkakwn ™ ± :l£ & 2 * « SI ' » R tU k W Re t lata aacand p l a n Ym h*y whipped tb# Olaat* • r tba aa.ond atralgbt nap, from baking aa . nraal. i long atag to Marad Jabto tba nlalb Hrajag- 0 . T*yr " ‘*T f /ia . a. ■>. ! l r t itr tP Oaa i♦ I l l fU ? ii 1 * y*'' • * • ; 1I « �[f .(IBS ' ' A. a»« Ipd »,* e w -l ’T |C* ei c 'V .t i V ’V ttv ■ •• IM' y M ifV n Neer Jrreey th a t thiag*n»e e w s . S S - w i WASHINGTON, July IT. h T w U ^ e . to b . patfooe wtlck attempt to prevent ) W deports tim ef alls* eadl ah we* W by S m vtary imak yvsla N w with a prmt cilon that m et. unwanted m ldenta, will be *eh* V » « thU ysst lhap laaL l a km addrta. btXnre the Alg*pndria.KIwanU.elub, th , •* '**»'» of labor ^U* ^ 2 T n l th a t" * f iK .the ,Ualte<! States vilhatsfily this yest.'*' r~ 1 When courts uphold dspsrtstlep warrants against mS»y eg.Uter* associated with societies "wkose announced putyoee It la to over­ threw* the gtveramgnl of the United States by f * te and tiplessee,~-4se said, eertahi other orgeisfcetioaa W w a l upon Urn doparSnsat b f labor with thin plea by'writ Mg the aMlhftklton of otA- or- that plea-i for a chant a In tha deportation erder.'’ • • • •• » i f Othdr ptoteeb p rtv . taeffeeqv*rf h« rouHitaH. the **unAmertrpn America it" group* "quickly prso rt'to some plea which they *think has a* huasassUaxtaw.teuch.” Uavlng an Ivory pUU In hi* W k does pot prevent Second U . .Wil­ bur t . Hofmann. Sanford, of the Headquarters Company, F irst B at­ talion, 124th Infantry, riorld»!TUtlcnal Oeard, from being Us# *H arounl star1athlete ef his organlgallon. >t Ueutrnent Hofmann was enhvlator durfhg the World War.' JOhe d»y he bracked Sip his jslan# ami "V*"™’ " • « Sailor Moat Serve 5 Yearg In-Fwkral Pen PENSACOLA. Jely —Thomas lAe ■*>IT16r ‘eei>tv*et«4 with O utlaying of another serine* her* leaf* Derember, meet w t t t five years In a federal >rlaon end will* be dishonorably discharged from the United States Nsvy. I The Judge id tM to nl W u h l » Thet pul In a a ;|i WITH PURCHA C A R N A T IO N 4 L I BUY’S op one :H f PoAptffce the .party jMsir .so surprised at «M S stepped edt • b*Irony ea tl 'finer ' ta find that the itlr. m 3m T da V m sad (hS'm w Itii Just ;aF tb tto e e a l t l .w d f W i gibaail fleet". . •Asked whether politics fork » * a b le r * topic e f dleortri itWComi p S u rsm iKiSEiWflS jCtttiS ft Graham foe wf'P>d," Ute sear that Battalion. 114th la . f c .Watleaal Qunrd, W und OF F u ll * f o u n d J T ffere »j SPECIAL merely declared th et "they wi i> / * ¥ * * f '*D u lln tllfl -- ■___ - OT •IITHU dittoes, that they I t vam * 2 5 * ail Oaudsbedwa-Can, fVanc*, U ihrnae rat Nobile‘.and the crew e f th e Ju lia n ia H t h e r a tl e l he-applied | j tha various I^T-Coke producing districts ,t» retain ^unehangad present condition whoa taken out but-had That Is « parking llftht mlaaleg and a dent Grace, (•.o n e fender when U was re- turned ^ iU " iU e ,ie s ,~ 1 ! S ; tvtloped during a barraga of eeo that eppltretlcn of the d -outlined' b y Kara would '•fli an tiscraaae of mora than pfed4 la Ihe Okln taU-raaksetloa of tha great eastern aYjhairty found on (he road dear 'tha spot walrom,where WUkeraen’was picked up by from LI 1r 0TT. ■ POUNDS I' |h (■S'/ I 'IS Tender Western Pot Roast of Beef A m erican B eau ty Pork & Beans 3 CANS SA-LE TTMhd In a t u M n i0 in beald* tbs ‘ Mgheri ,/lU ri.K . Nordgrsa, Ware bo"bruises on bis 1 Compens, p, .was * sergeant. ha died shortly attar M a i h»re. ' •fevlderire breaght ent al ; l n t o G p lf Saar's bearing dUcUsed \ u ty Deke Tented a motor day night sad returned dealer Tees day m orning.' er 'Seetjflad the ear wfis t o k- .» e .u . m «rosow td redey on the tend reed a prepared sUteUatafsded t j show the talL i. M d /I |e a forted la draw rtaat Improvement projects, irp reread be I if Inervesod "arpuld be most helpful In 7 |fV » W p le y m .n L " ^ # h f lisa (carriers were oaly ( J h i m Increase aa would e them U operaU their tfty .aefaly and added: "It I Slab by highly dealt able. In period i t lowered eeets, t> SO 1A eilaaa* program* of ay Improvement which have U ljely suspended." , f f • v ' ’ •- . * ■"T*- ' I s;NEW YOttfc J j f lT r -(A J * .lbeplain Helger HtUUs. pilot and navigator, end-OUe HlUlg, owner III gn unannounced •date w | beering It bad scheduled Jackseaetlle, inly 28, on roc ef railroads -far a A t per freight Increase wltha the. 16,Qz-G3b- iMoJhe ,^**1 « the wlgM * 2 C A N S 1 9 , Y » Only One 10 LBS indrett, president of the leat PEAS C » r « M W d ^ N « .K W NO. 2 CAN v.± j u i Medium S ite Heads CHOPS POUND A t • v '* Trom C d g lfafftf C o ii* d h o te ^ l c Va Lb. Psekasre 10c V, Lb. package SPECIAL [Must ’ Commii 2—10^ Size For latlh'atDMe- jSShiaitf' nter Sanford 117 E . F i r s t 8 t DeHvet ^PI PHONE OR CORN PHONE 402 S A N F O R D A Y E . • 0. I. Find "WK D HUQNfE 7Si i V L a u i f d r r . 'y U t ^ MULLET BREAM PAN FISH . EACH •- •. M i c a F A T , 1 T O • LI SPECKLED �f e n y 't & W cf t o f t n e p = K i W h o know * w h a t » m ay have ? l t m a y *van Into fa sh io n a g a in In v©tl__________ 'as -web as in 'Barnard, after aUTit It a Ill civ ic lif t, a n d ev en In th # hom e, With all the talk sin g u la rly g ra c io u s an d a p p e a lwhich too often on* h f a r a o f aelf-ex p reeelo n i _______ t beauty of IndU m ean*, a t a n o th e r p e rso n ’s ex viduallsm , w h _____ ich la __ freq u___ en i . another name for beinf It la wfreahlngly wholesome and com pletely s s l f'•centered. ...................... aane to hear of' aj prise being offered for a qiiallty that in* if not actual aelf sa crifice. valves at least; self-forgettbig m \ There la something heartening about the eight of a / ij M t a 1PL * * 1 stardom .-Lord oBali taj TW* football player ylekilng. his chances of personal for the good of’the team, about the uncomplaining mem* ben of the dramatic dub'who collect properties-ai on other thankless job b e c a u se th e y f e d t h a t f t h __ _ __________ th# thing”, about the ^ r tf e a s o r w ho 's t a y s a f t e r Mtesar* tbsy » » • » h e lp in g h a n d to a s tu d e n t. A n d In d d e U fa LOOKING AtftJAl) IN • s t a t u erystel, #bs ipect ot frailty. Haw. I f m l *■» eoeskUeUy Th# lo m tf B errei Colllsvy'edj vsrtistaa amgoeU and ria l v taU developer, la in Klarlda-lhs mom bs U Mid on Florida. IU bsr psrffcmt dssply, h u r t I t in a pises eparti rho loved lyHtifm'e brsath, troubWs rises tho boon^-sad they eonld not hairs bssn mbw mots Mriout, s s n s o f^ th * m ~ but not in large enough quantities. The old > bars not doprsoosi b lr n .U 'tM "picture of the mother left behind,, standing In 1 least.. Brer ■Inca :hs b p « g ^ <# cheerfully waring good-bye to her children, may neyed .but*U*ie>etlll-4he~ very best example of i largely Into M atters Florida M reea that we know. There'a something shining a: ha* born dtepomlag tbs u m b tiful about it, and It goes particularly wall- with m o th e rs, brand of optimism aboat Thnlj itch from New (Moan* It requires not only Imagination and understamd ing b u t bat gamblers bars ran pluck. ,Wc think the Bernard giria will do.weQ to a tr iy a .to da's fetors.' Now ha Is aesn mors spUnOitllar and W prsdl'Ung . following IndlctmsnU win ''unselfish "unselfish chone: dioney",. and in trying, they ~m»y pm by tbs grand Jury. cultivate a rare quality that h f f >. < t -.u O « «!>*•: •i»*nT Sv b>‘ < f,” '-eiskri. , , t t i*« tU ’ " • 8" * ‘ •• h'-»i»r*i or*., v gJ*Q n> <’ f . '• * «"tw r MtOtl'J bldgs In ~Loa Angola*, ibs wUl have a mors dls- B3SSW WB l #T«rything a jodgs ily, used In de*cribtagKimrthat due to a canvaaa coo* lias the typical American rat may now have a gauge determine who li i really typically American.. typically American invotvea a good* many bthuUfol vlrtui bnd H .plac _____ ___ _ _____ fora the w o rld ” , the Orlando R d p o rte r-S ta r tell# of the re­ sults of the magaxlne’a canvass,'ahd makea acme pertinent commsnU. I t says; * *TA«Jt month the American l had discovered the typical Amti an family; and tbfc dlecovery should hold real Interest >r the Arasrlcgn people, Considerable responsibility rest# n thoae making such b 'erred on thsTndlvldual IcaDy American Involves g r u U it fetor# of aby I placed dome high stand* unisa. .*<1 typified In the Uvea o» .t? j',£Sr»«t,\ »■ . t.* *l*r*»^irt ■w lUmapolla, a typically J mtative of Ami j ' ir>• T * vrtdPS. •U n f Is middle waat; capita) world, could reeeon* There la MsrrU J, Brown, Brown and tha daughter, r American through ana }. v ‘t ' • . I. and la a salesman; he Flsrida, Dsriag tbs, ] lea, but only average, for y e a n 1 bars tavsatad P given to political dlocua* ta laad, d ty pnP srty, tbs state Lsgislstara. Viy mmm v if r,"’3 ' . v f e u t r *j j't- y MV* �# m Hungarian F lie rs Ending Long fVght tm (Continued From Pago Ono) plana had Juat orrlrad a t tho Hold from Vloaan v dhow Cap­ tain Magyar*i mooaago arrlrod, and tho plana waa oast Immodlatoty to Blocko to pick op tho woonr tram Atlantic (lion. • In (hla plono thoy w o n takon to tho olrtlold. Tho Hugo crowd which had waltod loag and patihnUy fo r their arrival-hod diaptrood' la tho meantime, And tho mombqre of tho Huogarlan eabMot, Who hid interrupted a moot; igg W yueh la tho alrdromt when tioy- loarntd that tho trene-AlUntie piano had boon olghtod In tho vicinity, had resumed tholr ClreU Number F in Baptist Chunk, J(n»Boltt, c w iul Helock it tho hofiF'oe Analogy I S eB e t w e e n Ms M o n e y Sin Thu Women’s MIseWuSR I the-Baptist c h u rc t'k if iteneUag ‘ meeting Meat ■noon sloths homo of t) ■ertf Mrs. J. p. Hearit, v League held the July rica on Tnetdey, Mrs. i deal presided. Two m Allamont were adtmbcrthlp, Mr.. H. E. - jaw ing for the Basest' a Jacksonville Hi ntbt’ff"'*le-i (V** »-•/* nd Mre. Oecar Dubose en­ tire birth of a daughter, July 17, at tholr hems 700 bird Street. t n l t i n g in Macon and Allanflsiwgla Is stym ied to return ifjflrtirdur ar Sunday. [ U ’Frod W lW . aad children, im aad Robert, and Betty.Me■ k who have boon In For0a* have'returntd home. i-half'yder, old John OUen Tho promlor. Count Bothlon. which wen for In tha Drextl had uprooted an earnest do■Irt to too, tka aviators s i toon as thsy arrlrod, however, and thay woro driven Immediately tu past (firll war decline being fair- his homo, where they woro wel­ b of Use V int Methodist Church will 'ty ceaUneada, tha post World comed by the count snd other bo bald! at « IM eburth a t gift) M t r decline batag Interrupted by members of tho cabinet. o’clock. ■ • V ported of lelaUvo stability Although from tho popular WEDNESDAY, tfgom 1DS2 to 1W9. pilnt of view tho arrival of tho f '"Comparing tbs IBM-1M1 at- aviators tu n s somswhat as an III II- - W O >t 1 ties ef bui looms flnctuatlotu with anll-cHmau to tbs hopes and exIt the home of Mrs. *) (ConUauod From Page i (buss of IIT » -im , a somewhat pectatlons that had been built said, "tho 1I1M M I porta, Stand E h . Chadian, cut different suggestion for tho next upon It, formal ceremonies to the 1B8B-187T period, the Avenue, >, year or tire may be obtained. celebrats tho exploit warn being Ihg strikingt similarities It Is possible to trace a striking planned tOf today. tmt: - . similarity between major business The filer* took ofr from Har­ »>UI Knor tir^ J cycles of 1ITB4SU and 1»U- bor O nto, N. a t llilB A. U , ! ” ^ 1WI, land between the major E- U T , Wednesday. ib«t g f h e l p * : I cycles of 1883-181)4 and WittTha first report received from Wed by A huslaase dsprogsWT k i 1930. ' Even' tho minor cycles them Wcdnosdsy night camo r 0 f *T I M S 'a n d t b i t , of UKO-iW^-ltf terminating In 1888 and lW ti from the steamship Stavangcr* /depisiten V IWl- * . -MMi Ifoi snd 1S21 and 11*4 and (Jord, which pkktd u p their ra­ Bight years Uter, > fh M t o o ate simitar. A ronUntuilen dio signals. Tha ilgnals Indi­ *f this mat* striking analog] cated lha filers had covered opCprrol V ero eertfk lftin g . itaggrits a revival la the neat pruilmslaly b llf tha dlltanco ’ ■Tha Aida wore hn Inlormal gown irooms developed, one b> 1hT% rrroes tha Atlantic. ef black chiffon wllh o n iW d ired the other in lk*W. Tha « p i w future similar te th a t af IWM Dtalnlng tankards of hoar at whits chiffon shawl collar; and ac- -Ion fallowing 1871 lasted iog. tho Matyasfold Alrdromt otter tetsoriea to match. ‘ * * about five yuan, when tbu boom their arrival fast night, the air­ Mrs. Towns h>* been a" resident rf 117V-1MO set In- The cu rrrn j TKAPFIU HEAD REAPPOINTED men said tle lr take-off at H ar­ of Sanford far the poet few yean depression has been on foe, A TALLAHASSEE, July 17. — bor Graee was difficult bacauee aad has been employed by tha Ban- year and ■' half. — of the weight of the machine. fnrd Atlantic National Bank. Bh» "(3) During the two post-wgr (A P .)~ Oovornor Carltrn yesThey noticed a hole near the I* tha daughter ef Mr, and Mr*. U. I lexis, commodity prices do- terdey announced the reappoint, top of their fuel tank, they Mid. mrtit of Rex Sweat, Jacksonville, Baaeett S rnlth,^^ I h ^ c U j, • lined from a local of about I f f as traffe offleur for Dural coun- end were forced to pour out part ‘Mr. Tawno has llvud In Wssh- to ISO In a bool *0 years, th f of the precloos gasoline supply In .gtC*, ®; C . f t r i t J E N i n where order tu prersnt greater leak­ ' ^ — JMHon age. RESPITE FOR MANCHESTER wVUt'UM-feureMi “Tha visibility Improved toward A reception was given a t the of expressing our thanks to our morning," they said, "As wa were home uf the bride's parents abort- frisnds for the Herat offering* , ATLANTA, July IT.—( A .P ,) - flying over France we lost our | - after th* ctrem oa. and the euu-t and tha many acts ef kindness Gov. Richard B. Rusisll Jr„ yss. direction and had tu dip as near pla then left on a wedding trip to "boon us during th* Itlnees and trtday granted n 00-dsy respite as possible to tha ground to read to 'E arl Manchester,»of Macon, tho names on some of tho rail­ points In Florida. They plan to death of onr beloved mother. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Bqolrs* under sentence to b« electucutsil road stations. loavu In n few days for Washing­ .July for th* murder of James "When we first reached HenMr. H srbsrt Squires. ton, where they will maku . their W. I'sik* -A d v . future home. garlan territory our fuel had iy nant to tW 'R b& k., A party d f.filc p 'H ihe fiadlisa uf>lD? a J . Overstsot and'H r. Howard Whw, w tk rel Ssnfrrd,* enjoyed ewt ni nnor at tte p o rd G Satoidayv ' AUrndlng the exeet 17. a . Enrolled a t Florid* National Ouard EncampmCat .. a t Camp Fostar, Jacksonvllla f »r two week* nr* Louis Enlsmiager snd 0111* Fourac'.es, from Lungwood. County C rnunislorer C. B. Soarcj attended thg July mooting -1 County Commlulanera a t San­ ford on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. 0 . Jackson have received word of tho safe arrival In Denmark Qf theft earn, Kenneth, who I f in t * -lUmU Sltamsklp Arkaitess.v . a f J r f Mr. and Mrs. Thomta ^ibbsls, af 8:m sii*t, Ky. afu guests of the letter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Entim lngtr. They were necom. panitd her# bnO race, Alma and Locr Entmlngdr. _____ Mr. and Mriu $L - TmSw spent tho week in St-lFPetaiuburg as guest, »f H n . W. W. Btdksty who returned with Uiefh tn Lrng^ 01iV6 HOUSEHOLD ' REMEDIES ■• lift • c* • 50c MUk of Magnnna---J i \ * A fi I » ■* 76c Mineral O il-----------Croelty u MHdw iowdsati a-Robert Eats- sk : ffW to & O i f«r • pubHibhsg <now pony -uswu A emgennl party et Daytona M rit letaly seem Mts. Mary ‘Neither o t uo *)«pt. * "Ink during tho (light, but oar friendship carried through our dlfDculdM. It was ■ u d docUlon WO hod to moko bofooo landing, but thoro woo nothing also for It* "I onr glad to bo homo, but Captain End rot la hltkler than I. Ho haa a wlfo and chitdron waiting horn for him.** T ho' flltro loft Ilorbor Orato oxportlng to moot torn#- bad woathor. Or. Jam** H. KlmbaU. Mow York woathor. burton me­ teorologist, tolographod th e y might oapoct. blind-flylog bocaurt ot low-lying cloud a n t i along much of tho routo. Tho “Justice For Hungary** had a radio rt(tirin g aat and a transtnlttor that aant on a BQO-mstar wavelength. Early yeitsrdsy morning tha steamship, M aya‘reported It had received a radio message from the fliers which Indicated their position was about ISO miles off tho southwost Up of Ireland. PHILAIIELPIIIA, July IT. — ( A.P.)—Hundred » of south bound commuters on the- Pennsylvania railroad electric lines we,o delayed mere than half an hour last night when Mej. Albe t Hmlth's para­ chute fell athw art (red wires on the line. A craw of electricians removed lha bag while. Major Smith, who had landed lately, looked on Liqi'O H 8 KIZHI), TWO IIBI-D MIAMI. July 17.—(A.P.) — fu r tome patrolmen here said yasteiday they had seised 1800 quarts of asserted liquors and a 32 foot speed boat and arrested two men at Sand Key after an all n g h l vigil. The man, who gava their names as J. H. Wilson and K. Ferguson, were held In Dade county Jail pending a hearing. FISHERMAN DIES OF BURNS KT. PETERSBURO, July 1 T .(A.P.)—ddlka I-eo, fisherman, died In a hospital yesterday afternoon from burns received In n gasoline explosion a t his horn* hero Wednesday. I M rnTjehn Belly who Iniaea travsUng hi North and m Carolina fer tha past two Wood, I f i n expariad to return bom* '. Mru.‘ ,0. Wr Enlrmlegsr is visiting Mrs. M. ,0. Overstrtet In Orlande. ■. Th* Sewing Club h scbeduUd to meet Wednesday aitarnocn July iWeuty^eoond at the Larary at (eru-tblrty In lbs aftainorn. '7 * Fred Scholfltld, avangsllstlc V ■MrJ a* ringer, attending the Bapt at Con n* chit Iran, ventlon la DsLaad this week. jg ffi- pslghbfiboud t i t ) Black* we i m U not kMp the motor running ,B T longer and woro forcud to corno of the reasons fo r the crowd we had today 50c Klcnno Ttasue.......... u.... - 30c 25e Z inc O xide o ia lm e n l 39c 49c 79c 49c 1.00 ByrnS WtpophoophltM. .. 89c ZSc 26c IJ>0 75c Hints* »d» Caotbr - 00._____ — 19c Elnc Stcrale....... —&----- 17c Peptoaa' TVolc...... ............ 79c M141 M otion................. 69c Special Group * 1.00 1.00 • 50c ZSc 50c 1.00 Duakn Bath Powd«r—.. 60e Georgia Rom Ik lh Powder .........—........ 75c Jontaul ■Face Powdar..—. S6c Georgia Rom T alm a.... 17c Almond Cream....... .— v 55c Cara Nome Parfuma frea . with Paco Powder . 2.00 50c Klcnao Mouth Wash..... 35c 50c Egyptian Henna......... 39c 1.50 §ymbol W alK Bottle 1.50 Roxbttrjr FouaUla Rrri 1J5 Baby Water !BotUe 75c Rubber Glow!.......... S6c Adhenlve I'latriL 111 00c Adhroive J’Uuri t 1x5, • * 75c rinln Game 5 yd*- .- TOILET 50c Jontee! Cold 50c Jonttri Vanb 25c Shari Perfui •Uo) .... CANDIES , Fresh Stock 75c Hard Candiao.. ...... ........ . 1.25 Aaoorted Candle*— -----A c Llfgelt'o Milk Chocolato B a n —------------ -- LAKE MARY, IU8 ETHEL RTOTLAINB. Hats Values to $6.00' $ 1.00 ■■■■I 7%e Famous Archer si Hose 4m Special Group Valuej.td $^i()0 kmdhr*i 26c " SPECIAL Dal MarGlager Ale 2 JG SI is truiU* <• o^wli idHifL^ i fi *' �Culbrcth Leads To Eighth Stri Victory For Indians BC11AAL f m ‘Reveals ’Spain, America AsXeiidcrs NEW YORK, July 17—<A.P.) —The United. M it n and b'ptln (hawed a (ala in merchant ship­ building dining the ac-ond quarter nf 1931, while the volant* far the w. yld declined to the •lowed figuia (Inca prt.w *r date. *alj a I 6MAT AT italrm ant by J-toyd'a re f later of ' HAMOHUM & S V 'I iM itM d u u fk ljr (hipping yaatrrday. The report cover* return* from all merit'me roun trice, except Russia, for the three month* end­ ed June >0, A* compared with the ptrvltua quarter, a world decline of about I7r>,noo,ooo g ra n torn waa ahnwa. The total waa atmoal 1,110.000 Iona heir* the parted Jual before the war and 1,232,1)00 Iona kotow W et i**ny old Ice twvei •rcl,hrs' n year ago. " beset* where your ice Mnijjler through e thort trittcncc trying to G reat Britain and Ireland showed a decreia# of 123,000 un­ im! ( the bo* cold der the flrat quarter. The little The wodern Ice-Wry Pelriscretor more than half a million tone i t gurrdi lood, holdl cold rndrrocll merchant ahlpi Iwing built waa a asst, brcruir it It built with Leofigure bel tw which Ibrim countriea nsrd Tttlrd end Approved mtule* have not fallen ainro IH92. tton. The advance nf 70,00 gin** Inn* Ctbmrlt ol beruty m all porotlrin over the f irit quarter shown by orDriuic pfrl with thenewporthe United Klalet brought Ihi* crlain.lilr Iscquer rrr» tl hnlih, cruntry'a figure of the war build­ and wany other nodclt. rquillv ing boom. It wai more than rdicun*. vniouily priced. double the total In the immediate pie-war peri id. Contra>£ In condition* in the principal group* i f shipbuilding »rai countriea waa show In the follow­ ing table*, the tlgurei representing construction under way In the tail irmu Auoun is* two yraia, rr, .mi (,*-4, «, raWAV June .10, March 31, hlsii4i*4 ter IOIIWm it* nnd loo late to ru t the runner U real Britain 1931 19.11 UIom (• t4fil>« * a*lklr down. and Ireland -• f,65.003 r.liR.Hll 301,489 231,003 Another Urge crowd waa on United Slate* HAT IV ICONARQ... BUILDERSOF BETTERREfWGERATORSfe# hand at the game, taking advan­ Other rnuntriea IWtiJtDS 1,078.049 1,826,987 1.000AOS tage t f the tool breete off th* World total lute ami at the same lime enjoying DeLand ............. I I W the game to the fullest. llayton* ... t I .tiOO Tire Independent Merchant* As­ Tonight a team will he here HI. Augustine ** 1 I .800 W.nte- I'ark 1 l .MW sociation diamond bill team *hnwe<l from Orlando to era** bat* with a Hanford ..... . u 2 .000 an entire reversal of form last picked tram of Hanford players. night, defeating Chase iram 1-1 to III. Dennis aiartec on : m >mound far Corot 203 WHl 1 0 x -8 U 2 Chase rn,| with the riceptlon of Hanford ___ U10 000 001—2 0 6 the firrt and f|f(h Inn.ng held lb* U attriira: Atkinson and llullon; Indr|<r-idrnta fairly well. In the Hiirkl-inlt ami Chapman. f it at inning, the Inrlrpen-let* s ta rt­ DeLand 001 100 (MM)—2 fl I ed u-it to put the grille on Ire Daytona .. . 300 (MM) 000 - 3 10 I light then and there, amt put over frini the n.ii/on or rri/i llnllr 11<». F rrriu tl *nd Wilke.; five run*; they pul over two more nith i/h '.)■ : lan e and M jbley, in tha eivand, one In the thirds fn ih /t ’n f'-ar. It* * htwpj/W Vr awl uno ia Ur* HI. Auguslinr (Hit 000 300 - 4 It O Winter Park (Hit 002 200—6 12 2 eirlh, total Tit. W. KInlaw rrlkvfd naileries: Whatley, Wolfr and Ilrnnix In ill* ninth *»H llmlgu ruDiyedale; Vochuin and linden, lieverl Klnlaw In the 7Ui. In the 7th Inning unly three men hired lough llmlge. Tilllrt popprd uul; Pirrry and Kdenflcld striking nut. Paine r bur)o'l"Yor the Independent* and he wa* in there heating Philadelphia VISIT down all the time. Tlie rin se team Washington pul over one run in the find in­ BI'KNCER'S NEW DAIRY New York ning, two in the third, two carh in Cleveland . the fifth *nrt aUlh and threo in On Country Clnb Rond • hit. U u l* the final Inning lu bring their t«Detroit tal up to 10. And See For Yourself Why Chi ago Mllra wa* the heavy hitler for O u r Uacleria Count In lluston the Independent*, getting two out of three, both hits good for the Maintained Under 10,000, . Y B H T E H D A Y 'H H EH U LT H circuit. HI* homer in the 6lh acorvd U. N. Standard For New York . till I 2(ll 220 {1,1.1 2 two run* ahead of him. Rive also CERTIFIED MILK , Cleveland too 300 320- 9 I I 0 came through with two MU out rf F i r e s t o n e t im * are the u f B nttrrlrn: Huffing, Pipgree, tim e lime* up, a single an I a dou­ Inaphcllon Invited H h u le', Wr-lli ami IMekry; Hr-wn. ble. Mile* also stole homo In ghr e a ttf r e e iiith e w o r M t b e c a a e c p f I n b u i lt Hauler, Jahlonoswkl, and Myall. first when Dennl* stepped out of At AH Houfa p A le n ln i c o n i tr a c tio n t f«lur©9— € o m * Philadelphia 000 131 (M K-6 0 I the boa. Del toll ____ 003 IHI0 000 -3 10 0 The feature of the game wa* D ip p e d C p rtlt, P a te n te a D o u b le C o rd Batlerlrn: M allaffey and Corh. Wilkin*' perfect peg from deep BPENCKR'S DAIRY, INC. B r e a k e r , a n d T o u ^ b , T h ic k K o |4 U d rane: Hofrrrll and H ayw irth. renter to tha home plats to cut off Geo. C. Harden, Mgr. trail Chiraeo IMiu too 210 1 8 3 a rtmner. , However, the T r e n d , which fir e Washington 010 010 003-6 10 4 reached home a fraction of a secHellene*: Thornes, Caraway and The Feda lo a ta 6 to 2 rifrielon th* teiuett and moat In- at Cocoa yesterday afternoon when tagaatlng gamea played In O n - Atklnaon held them to ala hit*, t r f l Florida League circle* pro­ and kept hlmaelf out of trouble almoat all the way. In the meantime vided aome 800 IJeLand-Daytona the Indira* gut to Burkhart, form­ gild a few other fan* with an er pel.ind lift-hander, for nine afternoon of real plrature In De- UU, with Culbielh three Land i yaatard ay where th* liland- of thoie, an j batting getting 9 1 vH k 1 F ‘\ 1.000 for th* ( t l von a lucky » to 2 verdict. iay. Fed error* aided in th* defeat, 4 L i n ttj f e a .il, th* burly DeLand hurl- although Burkhait waa wild, walk­ §t, aet the Islanders down with ing ala men. m . ;* y ; I .. ______ Iwhich .I , S f \., J K , ♦ *: gig Lbite, and lost -a game Jt waa the eighth conaerultve vic­ Mould havg been a 1 to 0 doclslon In hi* favor. II* war a tory' for Cocoa, and their 13th in fl# unateady at the atari, but, the l*at 18 atari*, making them an th* third inning on, he favorilc* for accontl half honor*. The feature* of the game waa Red pitched magnificent ball, equal­ Marlin'* catch of a long fly from ling the effort* of Lefty l-ane,the MOST N *****7^ hat nf Joiner, and a ball thrown the crack Daytona aoulhpaw, al­ fiilOVtO MAM v V / by Harrell lying flat on hla hack, though la n e wa* nicked for 10-itching Chapman at flrat. m eW B A U . V MAS D tlH ABIC i hit*. Th* lalandera filled the The boa arorc: lIACUtJM AOlK. ti t - aacki with one out In the flrat ah r h po a • toc h a m s ... A jp-M a double, alngle and error. HANFORD 4 0 1 0 0 0 — Ul S t u n m i n t I &!'S alto hit a ball to Shannon at Britt, If Talar*, It. 4 1 1 0 0 2 AMKICA* LttOUl £Vpacond which could and would i sines ir was toouotc. 40 1 4 10 l- have raaultad In a double play, Marlin, cf ritlm an, aa 4 1 1 1 2 0 j.'hul, the ball made a elran bounce 4 0 0 1 0 II pv*r Wally's bead and relied In- Ham*, rf 3 0 1 4 11 ‘ to the outfield a* all three men Rogero, 2b 3 0 0 0 2 0 ■ aeorad. ■ The Dlander* never Hlggina, 3h >2 0 0 7 3 3 tllraatened after that. From then Chapman, e 10 0 0 0 0 an It waa a great game, with Kchlrard, c 30 1 1 1 0 DaLand creeping up aluwly, los­ Ilurkhardt, p ing two fine chance* to reure In 32 2 A 24 10 6 lata Innlag* when 1-antbora down ah r h po • V COCOA Ilka a warier. Provost, If 4 0 1 3 1 0 4 1 0 8 0 0 4a the meantime the Indian* Holton, e 3 2 a 1 2 0 W9W taking th* maaiura of th* Culbrath, aa 3 0 0 I 0 0 Fad* - In Cocoa, while Roden- Murdoch, rf 2 A 1 8 1 l hatfgh'a Farktr* whipped Wolfe Harrell, 2b 4 1 i 11 0 0 •»d Al Whatley, or the ftalnt* Headley, lb .1 0 2 1 0 0 Id the Cathedral City, The game* lllll, rf 2 1 0 2 3 (1 war* all well-played yesterday, Trine, 3h Atklnaon, p 0 1 0 1 1 C E N T R A L F L O R ID A L E A G U E 4 and fani should have been well Joiner, rf 1 0 0 0 0 11 C o t t a ____ _____ 3 I 1.000 Satisfied. .1 S So HOW THEY STAND Th* Cards seat Wild Bill Hallahan ta the mound yester­ day to Slap th* hattliag Itobld*. Ms abut them oat 8 to 0, aliening aeten blow*, and lurnId g Jn hla beat performaare of % year. He strath nut eight ■9R. Issued only one walk, Md had thing* hi* own way In I * pinthea. Watkins and Haa y hit hosiers for the chsmwear. The aerlea now stand*. IW* for the Cords, one for the Hanford Error*: Harrell I, Atkinson I, I’rler* 2. Itiigri* |, Chapmra 2. Run* hatted in, j'rovuat 1, H ar­ rell 2. Medley 1, Pittman I. Two b*«e M is, linger*. Stolen base, ttTie Cubi moved Into reeond y(ft» by batting out their third Ight win o trr the Glanln, (lie « ending b to 2 In favor of Cap,- nevi IIn crowd. It wa* a Xrpa-hlttlng game, with Charley M ot galling the best of old C^frtnre Mitchell. Cuyler, Wil­ ton and Hornsby turned In runalytent balling performances, ai dip Fullla, Terry, and Dtt. f 1 ^ ^ Crafty and cunning hurling I r Cunningham of lb* Braves I failed In a 2 ta 9 ahalaut ■ er th* lied a. Tha l,Krda gal a dy five hits, three a( them 4 lira base knock*, hat. that I tatarlou* and rluilv* thing k Had punch waa saily Rack, 1 g. I-aar* Rlekbarg, ike FturI a cracker gut three far three, 1 i he led th* llrare* at haL 9 arlng one of lha two runs. '1th each tram using three ikera, the Pirate* emerged lh a 12 U H win over the Phil> to make It four straight, tnoraky hit a homer which wa* actly responsible for the win. uck Klein failed to get a bit 1five tries, succumbing to the awing nf Osborn, Kwelonic and A dramatic Ihrre raa rally la ia ninth Inning saw the Men*, fa take a 8 to 4 derision am tha White Has and alien |»m ta hold their own la lha {parent ly faille chase for th* Mariraa l-eago* Hag. Jalley 1* a homer for the Has la tha vmlK ecariag one ahead of ■a. bat a brae* of hits, with aat'a triple leadlag off, saw U Hens forge ahead la tho 9th t* a much eroded, and ■U-earned victory. let by Hchulto and Mali! i the Brawns a t to i At»v#r th* Ittd Hui, although ra m scored only flva hit*. Ky' aestterod eight hits g of lha year, tha Yahfa, s of four of their h a d e d hi men amt warp nicked hit*, lael A • »a I dartIs the Indian*, squaring 010 000 001—2 Coco* 203 000 ID i—A A arlita: Provost I, Atkinson I, Martin I Reger* I, Burkhart I, Culbrcth 2, ritlm a n 2, lllgign* 2, I'lin e .1, Chapman 3, H arrell 0. Sanford AU-Star Niue OrderH NcwUniformn lly K. II . C IIL L U M . Diamond lifll uniform* have been ordered for thn Hanford All-Star Irani arid should be hern within Itc.n rx t two weeks, at which timr the A!t-Kl*ra will l*r irady, willing and amiuua to meet any out-oftown (cam from Jarkaunvillu to Miiml. Negotiation* are now under way with several out-of-town league* for games, and aa anon »* the uni­ forms grl hart it I* lha desire of the Association to slag* at least one, pnd If possible two game* u The uniforms at* white from rap to shore, with the word K*nfortl In Mark htiers across the front nf the shirt, the rap bearing th* sin­ gle letter 8. These uniform* wars made pos­ sible through the generosity nf the ft Bowing firms, whose a. Unit l* grrally appreciated by th* entire Independents Whip Chase & Co. Team By 13 To 10 Count W hy <DrU>e in *Dt , W H EN THE , W O R L D S S A F E S T C O ST SO U T T ) fisxtyi Wfin —nr jf; * irb o m d U ttem n frfd T *tr, tJrubr; Matherry, Hadley and Hptnrer. Ilnat-n' . . . 000 100 000-1 H 2 St. Liul* (MH 100 000- 2 6 I Betlerlpa: Liienhee, Mon-a and B erry; tiray ami Young. on agalmtf HU [muI, Chicayo New York Brooklyn Host n elation, Chase A Cumpany, PlgglyWlggly, Prntland, Gray A Moure and M. U Cullum. was a see-iaw affair. * Hoy Mahatfey, who had alteady whipped the Tiger* three tiro#* this jraar, ytar, mad* It four, tiropa and eighth victories as he step­ ped them 8 ta 3 In th* Quaker all City. II* halpod tha raus* fay hitting a homer Iota tha left flthl yjands (o lha alsth Inning. Tho T lgtri outUt lha AthlaUcs, with McManus galling four ta r four, end making him aUglble for membership la lb* Big HI* hat- Pitlrd'Ulgh . Philadelphia Clntinnall HU l^oule 2UI I00 Ola—6 H I Hr tnklyn (MM) oou’o n o -0 7 2 Batteries: Hallahan and Man. <ueo; Phelps, Day and Loppy. Cincinnati tMK) OOO OOt -O I l Boston ...... 000 001 ItlO—3 M 0 Baltrrlaa: Benton, Frey and Ashy, TUylea; Cunningham and Spuhrfi. , CUcaca — 010 003 Ida—S 11 1 New Ycrk 010 100 0 0 0 -3 9 2 ) Balttrleat Real and Hemaley; Mitchell and O T am ll. PUtsbargh 400 400 31* -1 2 17 3 Philadelphia 404 004 000— ■ 11 3 ?* tlsr# s: Osborn, Rwatinir, TH AT’S PART-OF F irr«ion« n r * 4 IH M M of.dol* I a n a iiiiu a llT 'th ro u g h 'e c o n o m ic * la* pricwls^lmioiy othre bttlUlo*. W g lrc th w A The othar day we heard a wiee shoemaker aay ha Neither epa In *pi th o fact U ut ira te i wait for oar money. <rj f Thai’* our rontirtlow, said it H wn'ra goiag to run <sur and efSeiently and supplL ei with good food at low prliaro. *ve got to stick to, air* cenpoaikally cooruioo* pwhlst fiV U v v.Ha -, I �K tiS T m - FRIDAY, HOME FOLKS HEAR ABOUT CAMP 'FROM THESE MEN ^ -A B to m b U e ii lu tau F o & D 'tU D C nil'll*?, n ** upl paint. $323. H t*l < Avenue. 4— llualnem Service FB IpA T ,; Julr 17..1M I. ■ 1 : 0 1 , ‘A m a t e u r H o u r; 8:44, Btndlea la Government — Dr,‘ J. *4. Leake; 6 :00,.O rgan Pro. M W I 6:80, Kenneth A n d tm n , t i a o r ; Paul Sigmon, Pianist 6 :88, ’lM r lf f A Poll** H*port; 7: 18, ji n ll ia i u Ron* Quart* t; 7 :80, WMaball Result*: 7:31, Cali-Bama Co-ed*; 7:48, John Ru-kln Variety Program ; ItDQ, B ra malic Read. Mga a t t b t O rgag 8:30, Georg* S am , Tamar; 8:00, Pdal K night, Pianiit; #;1B, 'RU Pkn*; IB k aiiball iilD A U A T ItU t l f 0 S ,:37, « la Kaaulta; 0:38, W aaihar Votacaat; 8:30, Sign Off. WJAX—Jackaenvfll* 8:18, Children*’ P r o g r a m ; 8:M, Char. Rice Dunwnody’a Vocal Studio; 5:48, Majestic Thea. Ha of the - Alrg 6:00, Amo* 'n Andy, NBC; 8:18, Crystal Market Trio; 6:80, PhD 0»ok. NBC; 6:46. Duval Jawalry Program; 7:18, WhlMon-s ChoriaUta; 7:48, II. E. Cummlaga,* 8:00, Interwoven Pair, NBCj 8:00, Armour Hour, NBC; man-. Fainter*; * :30, P / J L O. Hour, NBC; ’ 10 :00, K ra ft Cfcfrt* Program ; 10:45, St. A ugattia* Exchange Club; • 10:48, Kddlv S q u l m - T k f Carling Hotel 84»lodjr Man; 11:00 Junior Chamber of Commerce. Chile Stalls D e b t Payments Hoping To Effect Economy SANTIAGO. Chile, Ju ly 17. — (A P )—Prem leg Blanqule- ye*l*rday declared a moratorium on th* foreign debt until Aug, t, and Im. midlataly act In motion a govern­ mental house-cleaning t r effect rconoml**. Th* prem ier, who** govern­ m ent is only two days old, a n . nounred th a t fo r the rest of July in trre rt and e*rvlc« rhargea on fo re lm obligation., estim ated to he about . 83,040,000, would be 36- Unaccompanied 17-Like a bead JB-Irontd 30- E n t e r t a i n e d i > from 31- Balchel 13-Blender 13-H afdaoa 34-P lano repairers 43-U arrlag a notice -43-Ravcal isportatkm 4*JprOperty ’ rlcaa educa- 48-One wbo aaeapa . ta-TiU e convayar • O ff 4 8 - lm p r t a o n m e n t tk *TT* . iteboue shrub m en now ar Ik g a te •a Bkknama DOWN l-C om paplabla 3-C om a 3-Dulng nothing 4-Jewvi 1 ^ 4 7 , 22 ai 5 i i L * (% ■ # w. •* W . L v /y . ' fte* -i * ■ * —4 vy-r > ! § . J jk L flr 21 ! \ l 4 1 ; :: 1 f-3'i 'M* V' » ” J 1 f l 1 *{ j " r i ; j 4; '/ / / ' » %• , aY i Y fr 1 ■r * l, ♦| 1- £ : t i Ws 7/f - i , p J - v r > *1 • i : n J r { I LANKY’S DRUG Ha Foremost Achieve­ ment Fails To-Sait Operators, Farmers STORK—Pro- arriptiom , m agailnrs, fountain lervlr*. PROMPT dvllvariea. Phona 108. WASHINGTON, Ju ly 17. — (A .P .)—The Kami Board complet­ ed It* necond year yaaterday with It* potirle* the renter, of growing controversies. Whit* Chairm an Stone » « pointing to th e grow th of co-opn a tiv e * a* the board'a outntanding achiarem ent, the low price of wheat in the M idw rit grain belt continued to hold attention. The agriculture! m arketing act, m a t in g the board, wa» adopted June 15, 1V29. A month late r the board was railed together and ainre hai been tbe re n te r of numerous •h arp disputes. These a te tha men at Cwnp Three h are revolved around the purchase of w hrat and rutton to Foster who must so* th at raw s steady declining m arkets, loans to of ram p happeninxs gets to tha ro-operativri, competition with p li­ home-town newspapers cate trade and now over the dla- various units of the 124th fan try , lOfllh Engineers position cf surplus w heat. Increased assistance in forming 124th Motor T ransport company. They a re the company clerk* ro-opvrativp* will ue th e principal aim of the board du tin g th e com­ under command of First Lieut. ing year. Chairm an Stone (aid the (1. F. Kendrick. St. Augustine, aurora* of co-operative* lie* In personnel adjutant of the cam|>. more orderly m arketing, r»»at?t Each day they are rx peeled to money retu rn s and b etter quality g ath er information about their units and tu rn It over to of crops. During the two year* of Its e x ­ tenant Kendrick. II*. In istence, the board has invested puts U In th* hands of the camp millions In buying more than 200,. publicity officer, Serond Lieut. 000,000 bushel* of w h rat and I,- H unter Lynde. 300,000 bale* of cotton. O ther mil* Oddly enough, the chief nanllcna have been loaned to co-uper*- commissioned officer of thi* live* fo r financing th e ir operations. group la a newspaperman. II* (a A large percentage of thea* loins F ile r Stew art, uf th* St. Au­ have been repaid. On Ju ly 1 tin gustine Record. Loard, had more than 1 200,000,000 The men In tlilv picture are, In working capital. In tha present controversy over left to right: Officer*: Lieutenant Kendrick, wheat, adm inistration congression­ al leaders have broken with tbe Second Lieutenant l.ynde. board. View Piesident C urtis an I F ront tow : Ma.-ler Sergeant Senator C apprr, both of Kansas, l'e te r Stew art, S taff Sergeant have unsuccessfully appealed to the I. eR .y 1- McQuaig, t'orp. W. E. board to keep its w heat holdings lienet, l*vt. L J . Marlowe, of th* i f f tha m arket until th e price sta ff section of the Service Com­ reaches 86 re i^ i o r one dollar. pany. St. A ugustine; Carp. F. W, O thers have aiked th a t th e surplus Rives, Company A, Miami; Corp. wheat be retained ftp a stipulated Jerse I , C arter, Cmupany L Bradenton; t'v t. Kenneth It. KimI all, medical detachment, 1 Engineers; T 'vt. John I). Strl land, Jr., Company (I, Jarksot vilte; Corp. Manor Gatlin, C<> t* n y C, West I'alm Reach; Co ‘President ► H o iw f^'U at sweek I'abl W. Radford, Company charged apecula'Urt w ith selling Sanford; Corp. T erris W. Clark, w heat short for the sole purpose Headquarter* Company. 3rd list of driving prices'-do«j tallon, Orlando; Corp. 11. K. Jac gobbing th* faim vr. * V way, — w * ag aap e4 aepqaRrd locally and held In tiuat. Pvt. C. F. Wallace^ Company K nginerri,' Apulnrhinda; A fter Aug. 1 a decision will l>* 106th Sergt. Genre Htuwart, Company mad* about futura |>a\incuts. This a c tim lira up Interist ex­ E .'IO tlth Engineer*. A palarhlml*. Bark imw, left to rig h t: S lntf pected by iijf.lera j of t'liilran Service bonds, most orV h am a te lestdenl* Sergl. T, W. Pal her, of the United Nlates and Fnrland. Company, St. A ugualine; Corp. As an earnest effort that thej A. II. Master*, Service Company, g u rtin in rn t waa doing .t» lie*i to St. Augustine; pvt. J. F. Johntope with th* ee> uomic situation roll, Service Company, St. A u­ caused by the Wuriil depreaalon gustine; co rp . It. I-. Davis, . l r . and ilianrganhMdf.ndnrral ami ul Company K, Orlando; t'orp. A. J tra te m arkets B e p rfniicr Immedi­ H am pl.n, Jr., Regimental Head­ ately dec teed large salary re . quarter* Company, Jacksonville; Corp. J. A. W harton, Company I. durtion?. The reductians affe t employe*, Palm etto; Corp. W. F. Manier, minister* to office boys, *ud the Company K, Live Oak; Setgt. It II. Ransom, Company F, Jack­ army and navi Chile's total foreign debt is sonville; Corp. J . D Doyle, Head­ about $486,000,000 of which a|i- qu arters C-impany, Seeoml Bat­ Pvt. Joe W1 e. piuxinialrly 160,000,000 Is in s h u t talion, S tarke; Company D, IWIth Engineers, term note-. UU1LDING BLOCKS—Irrigation b o m and general cement work. Mil a d , Concrete Co. J. K, T*rwillager, Prop. 3rd and Elm. 6 — S ltu n lln n W a n te d REFINED YOUNG m atron, gmvl rcuk, companion, housekeeper A Chauffeur. P refer small family, n-frrence furnished. Box W> Care Herald. LIBERAL REWARD will 1e pild ini i in* sii it. itay «*r Jut re A. Hit to party giving lufoim ition a* tin I D I I , liHM f i l e d * iiiil i # r t ! f l n t « In to who removed plumbing flxtuir* h i # i if f ir # , M iu l, li.i ■ ttimdc a p p ilc ta . m l t*» I k s u p I n 1 C . from house belonging to Chuluota nH iul lld u nfoer* 1n sl ti h t lIm v . H t ld r « r t | f l t * 4 f I'umpany *t t'liuluota, Fla. r l H t i m C f f lilt* f n l L i W l i , * U r B c r l b M t’anama C ity; Corp, W. F. Itnlmon. H eadquarter* Company, Firat Battalion, Sanford; Sergt. It. A. Thw eajt, llow ltaer Com­ pany, Jackaonvllle. Except where otherwise ileslgnnte.l, these unit* are of the 124lh Infantry, FI- rlda National Guard, 4— ------------ ----- . Stirring S c e n e s M a r k Economic C r i s i s In Europe (Continued Fmm Page Dne) Ihiri-. \\i:i*liinglon Imd its roll shar* " f the tern Ion and excite. Tin-nl. and the Trans-A tlantic tele­ phone was kept hu-y. Hans I.Utller, piesident of the Iteli ll* bank, look to tk e eir in a Ira n iIc d: h ne nruimd E ur ipe to stave - ff the German craxlu It*- went to I Oiidon, Pali*. Berlin. I<i lla-de nil-i I ai k to lie tin. D ie German raldnrl war In al. rm-»t lonstnnl se*?inn, and linan. I'i' H scurried nlKiiil llrtlm , Pie-i dent Jliiidenliuig iqo-rnted from Ii eounlry plai* at Neuihxk, then j- Inrd the fevered conten-ncea In 11* 1110/ The International Bank nl Ba*l« held long amt dlfli ult sts s b n s an a n g in i' nn im potlanl credit e*ti-nsiott fur lierm ani. Typical of the ronfiixlon. 11* director* i f the bank well- u n cri. lain for n long lime w hether tieromm «** going to pay the Uli. ionilltional annuity due, and rtt-n the finrign •dflce ill llelllll |-ut out a st ilrm cni that the annuity wasn't going pi I* paid. Y esterday’* event* were rapid nlid uncertain. At Hie 1**1 minute, the .m|ieniling visit lu Berlin of Prem ier M acltjuald and Foreign M ni ter IlM^lerson uf liie a l llrllnln, was tjiiie*Bed Instead, lie Genian slatrsm riftw er* Invited to h im ) to Pails. T out lie l ing a n ­ ti lUncrinrnt* were made in llerlm. tine - f the strangest happen. Inp» wa* hi London yesterday, when the stock exchange wax lion Hied n< an c .m r «>< made on the eh- ti e rati hoard that m i. nuunir* iliange* in il.o diseuunt rale, and the new* wa- Hashed to the «v ul i that the llauk i f England .a le had been laired I rum 2 I 2 to 4 per t ent. The e r­ ror was m iiecled aimnt Tit »r*. units Isti-i. C liiH s ifie d A d s i — A n n o u n c e m a n ta i*ul# U FRYERS — WAS 85c p e r lb. too much? Mnkr it 20»- then and liuiry to Tillers at Paola. liens at 7.V each. 12— W an ted WANTED: The best small car that 826.00 rash will buy. W rite I', t). Box 160, Sanford. Florhla. WANTED to rrn l bouse act, land on edge I f city filling station doing good business. Phone 52:i-\V or Elm Axe. with 1 or lease monthly rail tM)4 LIBER A1. ALLOWANCE on yoat uld battery. 316 W. Firat St. K t m lA o l t < IlhM H J. First Addt. t In ii I a 1a n k Iftji*I I n S u b. •, i T I i p p a id la n d b t l i i p #■•*<! it Ilia* H a l f tif t h r i H U M l l t u f | U t l | rd t I I f i r i t t r lit I I I * n a iii* o f Ua* b liu w n , 1 'n lra p PM Id r « t ilf lf a is ►b u ll l»# i n l r t v u p i l a m i n l l n i Id lu ll I MV •!* a *4 W i l l iPPtt# l l t r l p u l l d ll lb *’ f i b dttv o f #%iitiriii*i. A I t , l i t I* W i i n * p « i»»r " f H ' i a l ► U n p lu r * * u 4 ■P»l I I I I p I h r f t lb i lm o f lllt lS , A . 1». l* 3 | . v ii n o r m . a s *. % t*l# i K t ' l r m l l C S lU ft H rm liio l# C o u n ty , r f n i id * , I I I ; A . M. U r K K I . « 1»■t i n t r t- lv rk v n r i n : n r x i-rt.irx T lo * w ta x m :»:n i m i k n *r:rTI ara n r t i u : (ir.vr.H 4 i. s r , ir r * o r m i: it a t b II.IIIIIIM . N ttH r# Ip l i f irh tr * lv # n I M m iP fiifld 11m 1iiih it, m it t h a s t ? I m i I ‘4 i U l It .U p N il I I P , da l t d !m l tb v uf J i i h A . IX , l * t l , fllvd paid 6'rrflflrata In mjr off 13— ItiMimrx W ith B o a rd IN PRIVATE home, beard and mum. IT.60 ta ih per week for two; or |d each per week for three. Call 104-W. 14— R oom * W ith o u t H o ard FHIt IIFiNT: Three nice unfurnishrd room* with lights, sink and hath. $6.00 per month. Ap­ ply a l l Palmetto Avenue. . v— a inert m erit* Knr K ent FOR RENT; Furnished 4 U nfur­ nished apartm ents. Mis. Noble, 116 M yitle Ave. FOR RENT: ap artm rn t, I’lmne 261. Furnlshtd garage well ventilated. Mi— I I oumch F o r H r n t 20— K a rin a F o r S a le M ir ii N n r A r r i. im io > ra n T 4 1 • » n : i i tA iia c v t m i T i n i it a o r T t i r i d : A r . i u i . i t a y , I T I M H I* T in : IT A T R - IT 1 1 .011111%. •|t|i|n Ha.ti |.*| i4i% d»#«l |<$ d * *d i|i|4 H lt' W it h l« W H a lA «M)f* H l lf i il f iiiih r n ir a lit# f- *llo » J|» # • IfM i lit* d |it4.|»rr l # d U M l« < t ill H r M l in* I# i m il'll i T 'la r ld a , U . « l l i I f t| flgijp I Lr M# I 'lM lll T h e pm nl la u d h r Ju g iiaa«»# «4 %| H n *1.41* n f iIn- |» p nan## u f i n t i i f I I l f l**n 11* In Ih # u n it# rtf H j, hln iw ii riilie a r a id r r iflflc a i* -h ill Lr | » aI • r hi* it M l'iu r d lltg FOR SA LE: Ten acre celery f*rm with house and ,quipm enl. Well tiled. Four flowing wills. Will sell at sari Hire. Inquire of Ban I Mel riw tlher, rain ein n Avrnue. 2 fi— M Intellunenu.M F o r Hal* FUR SALE: 1-atge whito Hga 60 cinl* lock. Phone, 5305, Mrs. Boston Stride. FOR SALE: Heart Pine 4k Cypres* cross lies. Nullable fur side tracks. Box Ul, D eland, Fla. (tf I i W h i t d r e i| M all t« M ir th r la w tl Ort ..... r i - t . I n r.f Ju l y A I » , m i . U »I n-r #f in % u f I I I im I a I S' **» I «»Ml a n d p i Ml I h l * I In I I II* i I m # u f J u M A t) ID-11 V K Id ir n i.A B B . • *iri% n m i i i FOR SA LE: l ot Hi Palm Ham­ mock, Id Acte*, nl ■ sacrifice. O n r-llu ri cleared ready for farm ­ ing. F. F. W eird , Box INT2, Ja c k ­ sonville, Fla. I'wurt H n n lliu lr ( ' i) U 11 I F.% P ln | Ilia 11# A I I W K IC K B . | ip | iu t y 4'lerfti. I H K A l.| CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY 4 <4 -V ♦j r,4 ■ft lit J C a t O ut F o r l U n d / "1 U rfrrrn rc a ’0 F d ltN I T U U E Removal sale now going * • , nl WAGONRICH. CAFE L K (t Aid N O T IC K S IH * % r r i e l i ,A T I I » \ F l l H »b :» : i » I M i n n titk tty r a n : i < a i^ r . N M . * t a t , <t v * t u n R n n : u k F I.4II411) %. N’t i U i f I** )■* | rliy KUrn lk«| •‘ J r iM .F Y |ftlti IlM BM itf Tut I '» » I I f It ,t !*• Xu BD I , ilMla-.l Ih ti a Mi fln | i 'f J u l y . A , l » , lit*« ( I N I r b I i I i r i t l l H nit* lit inp- itflT ft'. i *I h I h n a fitsiili* H |'|tllt .illu ii fu r M i 'U * <1 l»» ii*- in N ir it l itiitH r w ( 1 1> ia*w I*1 "4611'l t'4i*| 1f f I1 !'.(f it? VII*1if a Ml#' tulliiM rtiiM i|r«#rlil)#*t I I I ’ i l l it, t*l*»( lit fl#* i til itnl# r u i m l y , t 'l u i l i jo . I n Mil; Isi.l 4 1 1 I ! •« ft I IH il a i n t t ivf l',tM trf Mr.ee # Is im tilt i l k , T il H a lil " i l| t t i n t * t m l i l f t f i l , s . .. V — ^rn*1 M in t 111 Hr m l unit* t uu l i ly , In .w it ; I a ll ? I S l l o u k r l l o W 11. T li# # ah l la m ) hrlnpc « *a# a i*d l I h r d u ll* u f llu* I m u nn p * n f a lic h I I H i n t Ml# In lit# im lit# u f lxii4>w n r r ila c a a iiiil t’# r l l f ! i ± t i • h i l l l»# | nla-rllir*! n f'cm d lm p (B 11 « i*ia t f t r . i w i l l I ■»u# ih # r# n n Ih # 2 l# t d m n f J u l y A . i> , l l l l . IVIItiriata 111 lr nf fit* I Ml a la n * U i |-B #i tnl at a I ll>l** 111# I t H i it a y u f Jkift-t .\ I* , n u i V K- iH ir u i .A H i l s , r in h ( ‘i i m u C f t ir i H # m im d # C u u n if r i m Id a II# A Ms W K R U I »r|*ui > i i a r k . f H R A tel Nutli-c* l*« |»i*r#h# p l t t l i I li a I W v T Ia IV it I n«i| t, 1*111 »"lin##r n f T n v t ' a r l l f t • Ml# ,\ti IfM , i l , i l #i| H ip I f l i . d Jt f u i I n i t A I * . | M I I. I m - f ile d a n id « • £ I i i it m l r in m i n f fir # . Mini ha a m a d * HAVE Y tillR WATCH" repaired WILL DELIVER free lent 6 room by one who really knuw, huwt Inuse to reliable patties with Briggs, J< weler, Mag. Av*. pood references. C, H. Ellis, l.iku Dr. W. E. MarlKHIGALU CHI- M aiy. Fin. (A fter 2 P. M.) B OrBA CTtllt, is now Im-atrd a t IK— ^W onted T o llt-n t his reaideiT* In F loial Heights, WANTED TO KENT; 6 m it rtrom •S, Sanford, phone MID M. tlilliished h o u s e , iraiumaidy close in. Plume 2:1 ul 646 J. N O T IC K IT ) O W N K ltN O F IH IG S. A* required by law, all doga in the City uf Hanford, Florida, except those Ilia I are kept on the prcoiiu-s of the uwner* or m u n lrd whde at large, must b* xacrlnaled fur rahir* once each year. Dr. C. W. Itaker. V rlerinarisn, will to- al the rear uf the City Hall rarh day from 10:00 A. M. to Noun, rommencing July Illlli and ending August 1st. to do this work. A fter l i s t lime, all dogs found running al large and uol v srrln alrd fur tabir* will lie poked up by the police and killed. The m l ul raivinatiun will It* paid hy the City from the annual lirrnar 1s t of 11.25 per dog. I". S. I.am-un, City Clerk. Hit u . i t n i iii F lo r id * . l u . w ll ! i i it m i V BA— P o u lt r y By J. Carver Puney IBENNY t> r * r i - i . i c a n o x p a a T .a \ n r : m i i v i i k n ix t r ia v • r a n>- r u e : i i k i r s a i . h a t . i re :* u p t n k b t a t s o> r io M in a . • N o lle * Is h .re b y r g iv « n th a t i ' I . I K l u lU > A N I i i : l t S * i N o f 1.13. u f T n x i v r l I t l i a l e N o. l l i f a m it h k i A N G E L 'S 1IA H B E C U H I r,— . . “M . to O p en 10 A to 22 a A ;ilM. K an fo r d M G " -------eneva At m . L U N C H ItO O M 0 & Iflc L u n c h A 1 C o ffe e K hop, Open 5 A . M.— 9 P . 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For a lew day* we _wOl MM fa r 18* gee gallon—<o».# la aad fill a p ^ pelq M | t w n ( a*R f J age aad smooth rwaalag. SAN JUAN GARAGE CO. Phoa* 449 BE r. > � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1931 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 17, 1931 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 17, 1931; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4d3b65ee8cf773e1ec5951269cc8248b.pdf 17b1c500005b030ebec2c4e83e8a2f6a PDF Text Text T r :' : p J A ABOVEJflEHIU GAS STATION B DESTROYED BY EVENING BLAS Budapest-bound Avia­ tors Left America Yesterday And Are NearingDestinatktti Spectacular Fi r e Celery Avenue 1 suits As K l e c t r Sdark HltsGasoli] w Thrf Capitol ’pSf ssdule Tuaaday ih la .VIENNA. July 16.—(A .P .1 G w tp Kndro* 0»d Alexander R ie u o re * | Magyar, who hopp*d off from * th e H o u s e ) B arker Gree# yesterday, ware reera.. I i g . n a e ported sighted naar Kara UU to* The Th«y aro expected to reach tfrtlkh WM killed Badapcit, tbalr damnation, abortw a a .re c o n ild e re d 1 1, . m ora in e ,And a fte r n grAVANBKltFlOIlD, A* hisvjr fire >jr. opponent* Sea (By Radio) July 16.~<A.P.) passed by a safe margin. —The airplane Juitte* to llungar) Mstbswf of Duval, a bitter which took off from Harlxjr (Im p. rtss fits Instigator of intly waa tha flaal inccaaafal rats, but ba aridgntir dU sot reattaa I t Tha MP^oaid t a t M ated with only 12 vntfi agatnat I t . ’ • though, s goad daal of AUt th a t U*b« tbh aUtak *bee been tabes aut of t/oee fallow*, gl ad not vary much ? board from thaw thaaa day*. balteva th a t they finally raallta ‘tb it s large n a ja r.ty of the lluuaa member* ha Vo tired of tbalr tar* tie* and glee* up la despair. i Tbalr laactiVity will allow ue to cam plate oar . work sad coma him*, mac g aooaar than wa would U UAy tewtlnyed tb alr tamo dila­ tory (attire as ttaad far tha yrevleua SO days. • ' ■ -Saw Mr. Tsrkar gaVaga, tha n a f roUrabd rwaattulowe^tiw other . * = r . - - **■ wait Ha gat whether aurcabd N. F., yesterday on a projected trana.Atlantle flight tn Hungary, reported a t 11 P. M* 0 . M. T„ laat night that It waa proceed njr east­ ward la a true court* with the Grace Moore, charming and help of l i t radio direct! >n Under. Ita poaltton war given a* laUtode talented American oyera singer, 6I.0H north, long.tnde 37.SO weal. who yesterday wed Valentine I'ararm, Spanish motion picture The position glean hy the SS. actor, altar a romance begun at Stavangarfjord was dliactly along »ea two months ago. (Cootinned on Pago Four) Sanford Elks Band GRACE MOORE IS Plays Last Concert WED TO SPANISH Of Year Last Night SCREEN_ARTIST Although they warn delayed for eoma time breed*# of the aba*nee of Bandmaatar Edgar A. Ball, af Orlando, who suffered a broken ankle lata yesterday aft* sra aan,' the membeya' of th# 26placa Sanford Elk* Band played their ached*ted concert a t tha Band Shall last night before as audience af Marly 1*00 perron*. In tha abaenev of Mr. Ball, -George C. Petto vs. Drat trumpet, directed the band through a brief program of classical and k r C lU v ti in tha aaaaa at tha Gam* Da* partaxnt ssd the Shall FUh De­ partment, I consider that It would ba n crime to take the money paid lata them far Ucas iba a a j uaa It aag ether purpw#M(than to S aspaaaaa of game warden#, hatch* riea axpaaasa'ta protect e sr |M M asd flak asd other wiM Mf*v Thaaa a r t giant senate ta a s r ftafa. asd us- m K 3' mat hoa, [Tf*#* Y irk tnhaly critic, and Raat lung Uadra. w ealth/ Cuban friend of scheduled to bare "sung aavaral »elections did not appaar tha bridegroom, tha cuuplo were on the program because Mr. Ball guaot* a t a garden party. Other guest* a t the party. In­ was osable to aasd the music to Sanford in time for tbo concert. cluding celebrated author*, actors, The concert was the last af aad society folk, n in e In dress tha seasoa for tha Elba Hand varying from formal afternoon which hat entertained hundreds attire to pajamas and ono-plec* hare daring tha past few months. bathing salt*. Among the Ust were Charil# It woo one >f a series of aaaklv Community Program* which will Chaplin, Gloria Swanson, Mrs. bo presented every Wednesday Gloria Vanderbilt. Mr. and Mrs, night during tha summer Michael Arlen, Signora Tosca­ months. J. J.' Ttllia, DaLand who nini, wlf# of the conductor, Manoperate* the public-address ») item ties Dekobn and Mr*. Dotolhy aver which all 'programs are Benjamin Caruso. After the reception, the ompls carried, la hj general chart* of left for a trip to Venice, where tha programs.’ Mr. TUli* this morning Issued they have taken a p*l«* on lb# an Invitation to any social or Grand canal. . civic dob In Bonford ta draw op Grace Moore, a Tcnneatea girl a program which might h* broadcast -W# will be glad to whu becume u prlma donna of aaalst any group in arranging a musical comedy, 0P*r*' (Continued On Page Threal program*', ha said. fc fc r The s i t providing that IS% of fa<* paid |o to Um Gam* and ah W ater FUh Commlaalon far BfctilW aad flaking licenses, l i f t received by tha Hotel . of alt ffeat . FUh Commit Commie*Ion, 8h Oem rotation ■low aad State alow asd general fund to be flaid into paaaad alao by a Isrga vote, myteelf aad IS mare voting agatnat ' H. M y ration for oppotlog thU bill la s vary ,**aod one tn my t plate a. I castrad that tbaea faaa are pall l*U thaaa fand* to bo .mad SOLELY far tha protection . and loaiwVatlnri of tha aavaral ra•aortsa asd ladoatrtet of tha state. CANNER. France, July 16— (A £ .)—Grace Moore, American singer, and Valentino Parers, Spanish motion picture actor, warn married by the deputy may­ o r , *f (’dilutes yesterday In a elqu-ceremony a t the city h alt German Crisis Sees Rapid Developments Derolopmenla In tha sltdaUoa ar sing from Oerwany* financial crisis succeeded pa* another to­ day with rapidity unusual In latarnations! diplomacy. Represent* lira* of principal World War «U Uaa Includiag Secretary of State Htlmsrn met tn Faria and Invited Chancellor Brooming to roam theta as aoun as he can. Prim* Minister MacDonald of England cancelled his visit te Batl n scheduled far tomorrow aad wlU remain at London for a meet, lag thcr« Monday of represent*, tiro* of tha principal woe Id paw a n which may suparaada that cf tha Young ptea asparta who Won t j haw gathered te dovetail a plan with tbo Hoover maia- Do-x To Carry Mail, Passengers On Hop FromRioToMianp RIO UD JANEIRO, Brasil, July 16.—(A .P .)-T h a saaplane l»0-X will atari a Uiauraly fUghl from Rio da Janeiro ta Naw York at the end of neat weak, u ftrr a eomS et* ovei hauling In drydwk felwing It* roeant truna-Atlantlc TThe big Hying bout will b# rommanded by Paul Banter, an* of Ite buildsra. Tha American. C'ltrotc* SckUdbauer. will b* ona °f lU t liras pilots. Cspl. Friadrirh Chrisl'antrn. who ftew the ship across the Attentic, salted Sunday asr Germany, Tbo UO.X k i i KcooimoditloAi far cnly 40 pataaager* on this flight, roaereutlaaa fa* tU **At Berlin tha beaks which V*U as the malls closing next closed two day* ago by tha gov­ Wednesday. ernment n e pis i f (a mast the The ship wBI taka two day* mid.month payroll although alarm lengtr than Ut* NgnU r trhedule Waa felt ever tha spread of riate of Pan-Amariron Airway* In by coarmaateu and johtea* wbUI rcaehiag Miami, Fla, whet# it la already have cost aa* Ilf* aad In de* tie first week la August, Tb* regular airways route Is to b* followed, with a day's stay at 21 EGGB W ITHDRAWN rare, Brasil, sod aaothar at Ran Jess Porte Bice. ’ AGO, Jaly* 16.— (A .P .)— American pasoeager* for the flight te. New York are lagulred t i Jria the DO-X ta Cub* because th* ship la n t permitted to enter lot* coastwise traffic between Tart. It wo* an. rare w li 10 par ( « j higher than th* ,? '. 2 E \ £ )2 r “S s : * u— « r pin c t v . ! r r * ___ . . . . . . i „ tiling par. 24 day* of TALLAHA8SEE, July IS. — (A .P J — Tha LcgMhtur* today gav® final approval to the Gomet bill to permit Inatallment payment on taxea Captain George Kndreit and lieutenant Alaxinder Magyar, Hungarian war aca>, who left Haro aa the Houae adopted the San* * r Grace early yesterday morning on a projected non-stop flight to Budapest. L ist reports today ln- ate bill and aent It to the govJlcateJ that they se n . well . n their way and that the plane was functioning smoothly. 2 erno'r without amendment. The Houae heard repreaette tatlve Roblneau of Dadf - . . New Hest Wave Has TROPICAL STORM HITS LO UISIANA AND MISSISSIPPI Junior Netters Ate Near Finals In City Championship Tilts 50-Mile Wind Lashes' Coast B u t Inflicts No Serious Damage NKW ORIJCANH, July 1 6 .(A.P.l—A tropical storm, riding a bO-mlle-an-houi- wlad. larked the Inulsiana and Mississippi roaats yesterday, damaging un til craft, aweeplng away bathing piers and fishing camps and hsinpering traffic. No casual* lie* were reported. The weather buieau here re­ ported the center of the disturb. anrr moving Inland between New Otleans and Morgan City la the *e»l of here, but It was to the ea»t, along the Mississippi coast­ al area, that the hardest blow waa repotted yesterday afternoon. The wind reached a velocity af (0 to 66 mites an hour In th« vicinity of OuWpnrt, Biloxi and Bay St. I.o if a. AccompaniedI by &ivlite rain, the gal* kicked *V»!* foM tide that pounded deswal) and dashed o»er into— coastline highway, wrteklnw rubB ___ 1 -private m i..- * - ..I —v- T h a ' l aves lief . and pier*. Tha'w laapad high enough to h it rori* dences along the beach near Bay 8W- l-ouls and WavehmL At Oulfport a new F.lks pier, (Continued On Page Thrrol final play in the Junior dl vision for tb* city tennis cheat* ploushlp waa srhrduled fo* afternoon when Charles WBH was scheduled ta meet Robinson and Billy Favlllt td Ralph Monger. Tomorrow a t laloo o’clock tbo wtem artei noon;*^v J m k . Win the rhimpionship, with u stil award, afferod by thd 8* County Y. M. C. A., sponsor* of the tournament, at atak*. , K.ist rouai play y astard s/ reaultrd In Ike following virtoiics: Charles Williams defeated Ralph UMoine, V-7 and 6-1 j Bratton Perkin* defeated Charles Bella, 6-0 and 6*1; Charles Robinson itefcated Roy Wright, 6-1 aad H-’.’J Gilmer Steele defeated llsrry , Bower, 6-4 and 6-0; Billy Kawll4 Semi . a? Mid Wkst In Grasp CHICAGO, July |0 .-(A .P .) —WBh no relief In sight the Middle West settled down today In earnest. Sweltcr.ng south­ west winds whipped Irnking ternperatureo from Nebraska and Kansas toward Illinois, Wiscon­ sin. Indiana, and Michigan. Aberdeen, Bouth Dakota, re ­ ported tha highest temperature yesterday with l i t . Pierre had 111, the hlghast In it* history. Minneapolis had 102. taCross, Wise, 100: and Chicago, 07. Settlers,] storms failed to break the naw heat wav# In Michigan. Ten deaths ware reporter!. PLEAS MADE FOR JUMP IN RAILWAY FREIGHT RATES Innurance Investment Seen Jeopardized By Falling Revenue . .% i ♦ » a s ■■ , , WASHINGTON. July 16. -t API ■~-K plea that the IndastmcnU ol lhi.ti.and* ul In.uiahcs pollry hold*is and roving* bank deposi­ tors *r* endangered by declining railitsd revenues was laid Iwfore the Inle.slats Crimper.* Commis •Ion yr.lurdny to support the de. mandi of ths carrier* for n getter al ID |* r rent '.neieaw in freight niter, t fault from Wilson Smith. Quarter final play tills motn* Ing saw Williams defect Perkins 6-2 and 6-1, and FariU# driest Monger, 6-3, 6-7, and 6-4. Robin-on i t . i w a bye, and la paired with WUItams in the semi-finals, while Monger, who also draw, a bye. is pslrrd with Farill*. Play In the senior division g rit nndsr way Monday morning. Thir­ ty-two af Sanford's'crock tennis pltyero wlU be enterad in tbs tournament for the champion.hip of the city. On tha following M»n> day, play in the woman's senior diriabn will start, to be followed by mited doubles and singles. Silver loving cups will he award­ ed' Ihs winners ia each division, while silver watch charms will go to tha runners-up. Tha entire matches are under the direction of Herman Morris, general aaefi-lary of (he Seminole County Y, 1C C. A. All match#* are free ta tha p ihlie and a>* played a t the Ninth .Street Park rouri. i Die As Two Planes Collide In Mid-air RAN ANTONIO. July 16— (A .P .)—Thro* officers and n fly­ ing cadet were kilted near Brook­ field today whan two plsnes. In which they were flying, aallided. They war* Major Charles llait. flight surgeon, and yUot; Captain Carlo* Chamberlain, New Y«rk| Second Lieutenant Austin Rogers, flying la*tractor; sad Cadet Endi­ Tha plans# were flying at an siUtud* * f MR feat whan th* arcldent urnerred. Mojcr Hart was <>aa o f th* few flight surgeon* In tha ate cotp* balding a pltet's rating aad ooa af th* pioneers In flight surgeon weak. Chamberlain wa» flying with Hart la training te bereave a flight surgeon, Roger* WM firin g flying lessons to Ungacre at tha-tima af th* crash. Irestgepre wo* the sea of C ipu la a f geariskmsster corps — N*w sound nsteltod ta Victory v * t , . ■ L fk ral: k y f . • The "Shorter Work Week Law" recently sdoptcl by the United Statr-i G&veininriit, will l-e Intlitiiti-d Ip Sanfird starting rr« t •Raluiday wbrn post office clerk, 'Iriil officials bcie will work only m tlf a day ami all service windows iW'll be i loved si n»nn. i . In mnhlng the announcement Ih st te nl clerk, would now be able te enjoy a halfda) l.nllday. Post, m aster J. P. Hall said It waa ab fealntel/ incumbent on nil postte.a-erv throuthout the nation t l ytaro tb* new law in iperatlon. It Will trm aln In fore* from neat Saturday on. Tb* aw provides that all am­ p> >*« win lo jr kouri source* of financing. The itatement* we.e made to (ho commission at the start of the ■ule baar'ng by Rdwerd P. lluf. _____ president of the Prudential field, ^if,. Insurance Company and Life chairman of th* emergency com­ mitter on railroad Invrslmrnt* of life in.uranc* companies and mu­ tual saving* bank. Imuranc* companies and banks, he Mid, hold MJOO.OOO.nou worth • f railroad aerolites m app.nil. matrly 40 per rent of the total outstanding. Tb* rallr -ad. must refinance ll.JOO.OOO.ono worth of (Continued On l*age Three! ro«iuirod »o w iik C o m e t inatrail *•ighl an all Saturdays. Mail will be received from and dispatched to trains and plans* a* usual, hswevo.'. * Hieclal delivery mall will also be handled for del very a* usual. A ll (lr»t els*, mall and dally -gewspopeta will be placed In boxes. Patrons who are not box-holders are urged to edvl.* their rorr#Xpond.nl* to use special delivery service for all important mall due to be r# si veil Saturdays after momint. deliveries. Rural route* will not b* effected because of the change in schedule. Mi. Hall aaiu. • *1 will appreciate it very aiuri. If /patron* will ankirlpate tbalr neotal needs and transact their Saturday but ncs. with tb* local office daring Um early forenoon", h* cooclureu. - I b O b u erved B y - Sanford Residents charge that dtata off Idol* want 1 outald* the state to arrange for loan* for tha Everglades dralnV age district and that fundi of th4 ' 1*1 slats wet* pledged as collateral. Tha U ttar action, Roldamu Mid. was In vioUtlon af th* state can­ ,' Twelve Inmates Take *Glutton. Th* Bsnat* passed a bill to pro­ P a r t In Milledge- hibit tha u*a of arsenic in spray­ ville J ai l Delivery ing lies ring citrus tree* and voted an Indefinite postponement of a I bill tq change lb* atale’a Judicial MILl.EDOEVIl.LE. Ga., July circuits white th# House started 16.— (A .P .)—FlonrinhJng a dummy consideration of a similar rsetsur*. pistol, curved from wood, Jack . Th* special Ranat* and House £ m Maitin. Hie termer, yestrnUy led committee Investigating a reported \ 12 «>ther prisoner* In * break for forgery of a bill to regulate tha liberty from tho risks prison farm. operation of laundries reported :h Among these escaping and n that tb* bill waa forged but no blame could be placed. A number ringleader In lb* plot was Leland Harvey, serving lit) yaam for rob- of revenue bills passed by tb* berv. It was Harvey's seventh get­ House were received by th* Sanate. . away. Th* finance and taxation comOne of those who escaped, a nr-cio, was c-splntad In a civel mltta* af th* Hanate, by a vote ( t 7 to 6, yesterday reported unfavnf. ft not far from the preen. Gift** from a half dottn towns and coun. ably the cigarette tax bill lies wrr* pwtudlng all highway*. laat week by th* Hour*. 'S J Prisun nffinals said Martin ami llarvry were assisted in their attark on ihe guatd* by llkk Row. land, Savannah, serving f- ut years for robbery, J. T. Dixej, from Ware county, 18 months f j f a mlsdemaaner and Harry Hhiajt* tef. Ig mrnthtTlrtm Wkrf (Otmty for mUdnasani r. Martin and Harvey took a hot** ht-liiugiur tu a gu*id. msrvhed ibe Convict crvws, cahlUtlng of :t.‘l whit* men ami, t l negroes a half mile away tu g sp< t bchlml a (Continued on Page Four) LONDON, July 16.-(A .P.t — Hurkinthstn pslac. tonight will re­ s und fo ' tbo first time .In '* 1034 to the .trains of lilting waits**, rhythmic tango., and tha Jaxs tune, of the modern dance. The ball, lacking th* formality of a state effftr, It being given by the king end quern primarily for I'nlvilalnnirnt of ihe youngrr set. Rrlrrllon <f music for thv royal halls I. made by the king and queen, but th« Prinre of W'alaa, recently relumed from an extan. ■'ve South American tour, has re­ quested Inrlu,ion of twn or three tengj*. , Queen Mary, when at Windsor easll* recently, asked to have th* "Pranut Vendor" played for her by the Rcot*' guards and Is under­ stood to have Included it in Ihe muiic Hat The ballroom will contain tha official das and thrones ........... for tha king and queen with chairs for the I'tlnc* of Wale, and Duka and Ihirbrt* of York. In arrordtnr* with the queen's with tho ball will bo opened with the customary royal cotillion and quadrille. Th# only official touch w II be the royal proreealon, lad by tkeii majestic*. Officer* have been warned that thvy must leave their swords on tb* gilt chairs at the edge of the ballroom white denting, sine* not to d i so might endanger the ladle.' gowns. -> Residents of Citrus Height* this morning reported that they had seen a largo comet, bluish white In appearance and with a wide tall which gsre o ff eparti resembllag shouting star*, In the eastern heav­ en. yretciday morning. It disap­ peared at daylight. F, B. Cluta was the flrxt to no tire th* heavenly lw<ly. II* said that It appeared at about 3:00 o'clock, and moved In a southerly direction for nearly two hours, dis­ appearing only whrn the first ray/ of tha aua lighted Ib* tesWra hurt ion. While a iMrrh cf almanacs and astronomirej book* fatiad to re­ veal tb( name of Ike comat or whether It waa scheduled te ap­ paar, It lx‘ possible that It may be Knclir's Comet, which Ikas th* ■hottest period of all thy known b avrr| 40 months, and It ta unique PKIPING .'M uly 16.— (A .P .)— comtte. Eorkt's Comet appears The execution tffv Dr. Francis la that Ite motion la, constantly ne­ Tucker, treasurer >w( ___ William N e w t o r e , jm y i« . - (A J * . ) ts!* rating. Porter Memorial Hoapltll^oparelly armed police patroll«d n today a*, an afternaath BIIIRLF.Y MAHON IB MOTHER ated by th* A msricea Board of MU.Iaas at Treknod, ho* been ad a riot between Porte Rican* demondavl by Kuamlntong aa n Filipino. In which on* * W I OR ANGELES. Jaly 16. — ‘ three others shat pr (A .P .I- A girl wo# bwn ta Rh!r. penalty for tha death of a wl lay Mason, seroam Oatreas. elslar tlv# hospital employ#* Filipino, blamed by tha af Viola Dana, ham pasta:day. Darter Tuekar ihol reaenUy In burglar. far wielding a half*, wo# Ml*. Mai on I* th* wife of Sidney tha ballaf ha .was a UndficM, motion plctbre director. KuamlaUag damands a* *P* I aavaral blacks anj She retired from tfcq atrean a year from the American minister a cigar store ehlch, < within a pay men l of Initmnlty U th* [hatitorew ss t toon's family. . - Harlem I Scene Of Racial Disturbance K 9 DUMMY GUN USED BY PRISONER TO HELP INJiSCAPE Palace In London Post Office W i 11 Get Half Holiday In sflditinn this sltuatbm was Will Resound With pictured as threatening to deprive 0-3; and Ralph Monger wtn b / . i J (Starting Saturday the road, i f one of their major Jazz Tunes Tonight - I OFFICIALS FOR LAW VIOLATION Legislature Approve* Gomez Bill To Per­ mit I n s t a l l m e n t Payment On Taxea ftparka leaping (mm electric wire* Into n amall ta a ‘of gasoline caused a -pecuemar fire naar here te n night 10:00 o'clock, which iteslraewd Flower*' Filling Stationa oa teat ('alary Avenue, resulting ,|1|M 7 * » « |Hb\ damages approalmatlng ‘ and the narrow escape of q u /i Flower*, owner of the atom, wb> received painful burn* about ,thl hand*. The bias*, which at bundled* of person*, was panlad by an element of aua and danger which kept s| tor* at a distance because o f ‘ the fact that two 100-g*!lon gweflltan tanks, filled with gasoline, were ablate for more than an hour. They did not esplode. Mr. Flowers had closed tha ate* lion at about K:00 o'clock a id gone to Ostraa to visit relativ**. lie returned home a t lOiW o'clock, and as he ra**vd the fill­ ing station, he remembered that a burglar alsrm which h a . had recently Installed had not bean set. The alarm operated by al#C(Contlnued On I’age Three), Famous Grand Opera Singer Marries Be­ fore Noted Friends HUNGARIAN FLYERS O N W A Y TO BUDAPEST Execution Demanded Of American Doctor Th* admen* report, under Senate J procedure, virtually killed tk* bilk which w m pat at the bottom o(. the calendar after the rommltteate action, at the request of Roaster Rtawart of Fsrnxndlna. Bdt Batista B t t ffjr t g a a a K must may* to indaflnltaly poatpon# the maaaur* whan It comas up far final dUpoaltion. Ro tb* bill, a* f*r as th* Sanate It concerned, haa I>ran pushed to tha background hf tha tag picture. The committee voted on th* bill after adopting an amendment, R I* t, to cut tha ret* to n flat 20 per­ cent of th* retail vatu*. Th* meas­ ure, aa p*s*#d by th* Houaa, car­ ried ■ tax of 6 cants on package* sailing under 26 rents and 10 cents ou tha hlfhtr priced grades. Tha eommltte* roll call on th* bill, a* omrndeJ, was: Favorably: Svnatets Fulsh, Par­ rish, Wilburn, Batter, Hodges and Wagg—«. Unfavorably: Henatore Kwvarla(Continued On Pag* Three) Tampa Cubans Scorn Deeds O f Violence TAM PA, July I6^ - ( A iP . ) A nkanlfeslo deploring th# recent burning In tffig y of President Me-* chado, Cuba, and th* atoning af tha Cuban consulate here, was firrulatti In tha Latin section today. The announced purpose wm to < "vindicate th* prestige" ol tbo colony In Tamp*. "Italian and Spanish colon!** also have Important political prob­ lems to solve but never have they given the tad t pectaels by all of ut," tb* manifesto stated. It added that th* consulate should be ear rad to Cuban* and that tha attack east a blot on the rare. President Delivers Address To Society li W ASH ING TO N,' Jul, 16. — (A .P .)—National Independenc* and international understanding war* portrayed M "not Incompatible" clement* today by President Hoov­ er In greeting delegates of th* In­ ternational Christian Endeavor Socialist spaaking over a radio from th* White House to tha fif ­ tieth annlrareary convention o f „ tho aortatis* ot San Francisco. Th# Chief Executive said tha organlxd-J Uaa w m a “ world fore# fo r thd . promotion of spiritual mtvwM* mint among onr paopte." CAPONE HENCHMAN 6 H 0T CHICAGO, Jaly l i . —(A-P.) — Edgar A. Smith, bodyguard Danny Stanton and oao o d £ Capon*’* hawrhmaw. area >1 •hat t* rtealh hi tn Ute Booth aide ‘ M ^ b y M y o . l6 U *. �Bhoffner, Lawson and Hyatt, I _ Second Game: , Ntw York 000 100 000—1 Oakland 000 001 02b~* C D T T K A L CLOS1DA U M O im Batter!**: Gome*. PIpgTa* DeLand -r-— l 0 1-000 Dickey; Harder and BewaQauSt Augustin* -------- 1 0 1.000 020 ooo oolS s 3 x o * ____Li l o 1OOO B «U m >00 00.) 0HMC j Sanford ____________ 0 I .000 HL l.eul« Ilaitcties: Gaston, Kiln*, 1-DenWinter Park —---------0 1 -OOO bo* and Berry; Collin*..Klmsey Daytona ._••------------ 0 1 -°00 ami Ferrell. ' AMERICAN LEAGUE rhiimwiphia oio ooi mo— a i t 1 W La Detroit 113 010 024— 12 1* 1 Latter <*: Katnahaw, Pater*** Philadelphia----------- *7 24 an,) Cochrane; llarrlng and I layWashington ----- — M 32 worth. /• New York .— — — .— 45 33 N A T IO N A L LEAGUE Cleveland -- ------------ 41 40 S t Lou l a ........ ....—■ 3/1 44 .< W. L W St. I-oaia .....— D e tro it---------------- 32 40 New Yn?k_..:: ( h l a g ' i ---- [QW THEY STAND BY SCORE OF 6-5 Independents! Blow-up After Plsyin? Shut­ Out Ball 6 Innings By B. U. CUI-LUM. . “ When they are good, Utey art ■E llada df Interesting iporti very good, » • a-*-, s , Wpmeflta yetterday and to. But when they are bod they are ^..hfaX' Srhmellng says Strlb ' horrid." Ifctned hit left ay* ao much In one of (he hardret foogkt and b ha won't bo nbla to train for Uget three months, thui (Inking hotly contetted gamea o f thraoa[tVrlrnj Camera fight; Walter •on, the Y. M. C. A. ls*m defeated Yesterday'* Reoulta. finally won a major Rolf the Independent Merchant* Aeaoet- Washington 010 000 000-1 XX whon he won out ovar Porey atlon team Tueaday night by (ho Chicago 040 020 003- 0 ka, tha German pio, for th* •rore of 4 to 0. * , Ball cries: Fischer, Brown Indian open at Tortnto; Bab* Aftre playing practically ahot- Hargrave; Faber,' Caraway lb comes out ond *»y* that tha out boll fer tlx Innlnge, (ho Inde­ Grub*. bias will win tha NatLnal flag pendent! blew up in the final In­ New Ycrk 10! 804 Z l l i - I * if and I bo Florida Legislature ning, irror nfter error being made 100 001 0 0 0 - 2 1 pasisd n Mil alow ng another both on tha Infield and outfield, al­ Cleveland [gnltatbn, the Bpanlih AmerL lowing the Y. M. C. A, hoyx to l War Vela to sponsor fight* In put over throe tuna In thla Inning, thui loaing the game by the mar­ gin of one run. Bobble Knight started on the deelalea will have oa Ua friends ever here la ae yet1 mound for the Y. M. C. A. and leeaatiral. bal there will a* tailed exactly two and one-thlnl I be pDakr haellag a boat Inning*, during which lima the In­ Mag a a l* . -defaalllag", dependent* rolkrled seven hlta, usxUrtua ether derUV* te­ four wslka and five runa o ff hit rn. There's aewetklag la Um delivery. Hllnaon Klnhiw then took up the burden. During the four and two-thlrde Inning* he wsa In th* koJoccbs, Max'* manager. k Wjgmart.a prreaetar la auk* box, he walked only on* man, [ex aa unpcpulat champ Just struck out four, allowed only four I this Um*. Walt tUI th* day hlta and “ nar^ a run" could the Bar the Hksrkey.Walker go, Indcpendeats collect o ff him. In KT1 bear aaether atapy then. other word*, he effectively stopped th* run getUng so far aa the In­ It was with a gieat deal of dependent* were concerned. mfacllon that w* read of HaPalmer pitched for the loeert, nr* ytetiry over th* German In *nd had It not been for error* In Itat, was a tough, up-hill battle. that fatal Mventh, tha score would Me tine* w* saw 8ir Walter have stood C to 3 In favor tff the M s* hie way around an racy Independents instead of fl to 5 for 'fnter Park golf nurse way Lack the Y. M. C. A. In th* first thra* i'ltl3 , we've carried with u* the •Innings only nine players faced hpiary of an afternoon of oh'* W%_ • ______ l L _____ ___ ___s i . ________l a . Palmer—three up three down. In W ah'* aa Hagen, wllh th* quiet, th* fourth Inning, Bobble Knight, f i l l lad, almost upplih ease of first man up got a double, tha first • fhampion he was, broke p«r hit o ff Palmer. In tha sixth In­ Iter a Miles of, t i us. remark- ning Kn'ght coming up for the sec­ ild driving and malchieaa putond time got a triple, and n mo­ lit. Jt’a been our bna regret ment liter stole home when Palmer igl Hagen ha* seen fit to Lain ■teppsd out of the box to rerelre rout tha flowing bowl and Belong tha ball from the catcher. Palmar isoraten glances t f altarclivn allowed only six hits altogether, nan. and w* are hoping that and bad ths gam* well In hand DVictory of yesterday will see until his tram mates blsw up In i Marled on Ih* way to ntwsr ths final Inning. | greater heights. Edsnfisld was ths hssvy hitter Jbt lest F t# found ssmeone for th# Independents, securing bo e r a * » *Hh me that th* three hits out of four times at fkbm will Uk* that Nall « * l bat, a triple, which hs attempted ■ague flag. Nc.ee ather than to stretch Into a home run and .1 BaLs MU. mm.A Ik. U.k.M was out at the pt*te, a double and a single. ’ Knight was the star at ths bat for the Y. M. C, A., hli bat bslng responsible for exactly half of the Mala* that there woaT be a bet- rune secured by th* Y. M. C. A. ' tar race dawn the h.ime stretch All in all It was th* best gsm* tha a Us* ca th* RoUaa will be that has been played so far this • msklag before long. Thai pllrh. season, and th# large crowd pree3 lM Staff will be arsenic; that ent went away well satisfied that * battlag llae-up will be murder, they had witnessed a gam* by two •aa, and that fleldlag will lira teams that don't know, whst de­ 'gram ratten Is almosl perfect feat Is until th* last man is out. ■JMka tb* first days of August. | On Thursday night Chase and > ' Lets talk shout yesterday’s the Independents will hook up In Icnieial games In the Big Show •hat should be another classic. On Friday night Hanford »U I though. TIm Itoblns lost a golden •ganc* I j cut their way Into th* entertain a team from Orlando. Brooklyn Boston -----5 0 I ’itt.burgh . . . It 1 I'bilaitrlphla u. ami Cincinnati ---*nd Pittsburgh . . 330 300 00x—0 IS 1 10 2 Philadelphia 000 300 610—4 10 t flattorl**: Mela* and Phillip*; 72 Dudley, Nlchok, Bohraler and Me- Cailliu and Di 8t. Leak V" Brooklyn * —-aa-- 1--- tf . AUncoso; Vane* and Burt Was Reeelvedln Boqt WlthStrlbllnf In Cleveland Arena t After Schmollng tailed far B E R U N , Jtly 15. — (A P I kerne, Jee Jacob*. kla manage*, Max Bchmellng, hagTjWalgfct hex­ agreed with 'Madseo Square ing chaaiploa M the world, raa Garden of HUnoia for a tltU de. fanae early In the fall againal Print Camera, Italian Wavy- I.HWIRTON, Msnt., July 15.— (A.P.J— A khha hot meteorite, three Inch** In d la ia *tfr,'M d we ghlng ao* pound era*hod last night Into th# front yard o f the bom* of J. U Kuckraan, la Cjrhky, ffco m'lea from (hit city’, ‘ Tha meteorite waa still warm wbetl Rurkman brought It ta Lewiston to (how t j friend*. . • jm ssssass W. U Strlbllng In Oovoknd^inly not *. ' ‘ * ' ' r ‘ A\ E y« specialDls, called In > m - That lerday by . tha r.bsmpten within, 24 key hours after kk ’ return home, N*x warned Mm that bo meet Uk* a lilac complete r**t far sevetal months. agr Their deeIf loo probably puts sa l arm . r ■' / V i ltt» * J sw»r;<6*y Of thb* A'roiNiiD apt , ( .Ckrd lead whvn Fiankla Frisch I tripled to left to icors Watkins, [giving th* Card* a 3 to 2 game, land mak* th* Card lead uvrr the 'Itoblns sUnd at Mven games. LBglnes and Vanes wars Ceil up In rg.insrry hulling duel until ths Iploblne got to llalnes In the stv. JgaUi for two runs, tying th* itore. gpysrki* cam* through as he usualdoes, and Into tbo loss column )bo first gams of tho lm< K e c U n f ooilr*. Flooors and BUU jillll hornsrs for tbo losors. K . V b # G lint. * 5 " • * banco advance when llwy k » l • " • 4 gaaaa i • ths Cabs, who, he­ ld spectacular pitching V >sh, bad a* troehU la nahlai ah af Msrrell. Walkev. and lapUs. Ituah. Blair, EalUeb d CS'lev formed the wrocklai Sw which ralaed the GlsaU BBC**, altbaugb (bo Cub ma­ k e got shaky Ja tha a'ath aa p OUat* staled • M » " • etupls of msasly errors by t Cucclnello put thd Brsvsa In ay position Isag snougb for I- U ok, ut a 1 U 2 4*.Dion the Rads. Eachary hurled el t ,ao wall as JAintuo, and club* bad groat Inf Did »upaftor CurctaoUo H ttkd dpwa. .Be« Cantwell la due t* chunk y. He ba* bean ailing wRh aa jDMch had t « he operated pn stacker.Catcker Daala, of Iks Phillies, h t a homer with IwW no la the aevealh frame of that game. . stand between the Mackman and th* Senator*. Faber and Caraway held the budding pennant aapIranU l » five hlta all th* way, while th* Rix, led by Hullltan and AppUag. knocked Flahcer and Brown off for I I blows. " N o c o m e b a c k i " — w h e n jr o u s m o k e C h c s t e r - fidds. ,V T b t tobaccos a r t r ig h t ! ' C h e s t e r f i e l d u s e * o n l y m ild , r ip e , r w r e c t - t M t in j to b a c c o *— th e b c« g n d p u rest m o n e y can b u y. T b t b i n d it n f e f c f j t ’ J u i R tt t o p u t c o te o o o a to g e th e r th e C b c * o f i e U ^ > y - l n th e m e t p ro - ■ i ? i ! ID D K H I o f to b k c c o u t1 M a a a s es*'»«ap S L v V A * '- ' 7} j ' , Va I I �mmw 'V ;• vf*iTi:i f F U H P P A . , T H U R g D A Y .;J U L Y > 1 6 .,lM l Sanford | t im e l V t ip s it i K i a i i u c i a vi* m u i » w b mmj hr tui.rMrht mo, n g n v in Iq tha present difficulties between the Vatican and Mussolini,, the renew*! of this old church and state Issue lends L ‘ further ' __________ evidence of; D puce's desire to wMd the big blflr stick etfck and wnd to reveal 1 anyone Ihal 'Italy W ttai enemies of flMeUjn and anyone elseelse that’iu ly is la ready- to overcome with force any obstacle which sets In it# w ay.. ... •ff';. L f : in a tsngthy declaration issued the other day, the d i­ re len In-maderatlsn. That <*, a smaller amount of sugar, sweat* and fata, With the fact In mind that they mutt net ba rnlliclv dis­ regarded. Thraa things should be Seed aaeh clay, with tha menu latgcly mada up of fresh frulta and Vrsatablea. cooked and raw." At thia i»atun tb*r« la an abuadanre of fruit and vegetable* a callable almost everywhere, and whether a person it analoua to reduca weight, or nit, It la brat for the health generally to uae a great deal of thlt port of food In making up the daily menu. The mudeiatlon adviaed by the health officer o f N*w York i* good for everybody, whether analoua to “ reduce" or well content w'.th weight and growth. Moderation In all thinga 1* the Ideal condition; and If It could be observed gener. ally there would he greater acrompllahment and satisfaction every­ where. Tntempetat* eating la fully ea bad aa Intemperate drinking, hat aa It chiefly affacta the per. eon Impolitic upon nature It la often looked upon with tolerance that it do*a not detent*. r ""TH U R SDAY, JULY l* i W l , ‘ JBIBLE VEK8B FOR TODAY * V ’’ WEPT IN TOR W V R {>? BO P— Out ya, belorad. building up yourselves on yoor mott boiy dalth, p ra y ln g ln th . ^ 0 * ^ keep youraelVe* In ths loj* » - cod, looking for tha merty ed uur lx>rd Jcaue ChrUt unto eternal gto^lude so, * 1. .. ^ B A Y E B — “ d let Thy &or ip d n f-tld f bt, A M .11 kaaa in Ths».M f o r t o u r is t s >D HEALTH H **“ ‘ i TOtmte n m - (B 9 J Q S M v s s a r P U io tw jrn reereyrr 204 a r t * a w « m e ® - ja » V re n r t u t r l i t m iv enaw—i - f p j e j re tittut u j -[ 1*4 a* rerw iSm rm itr.atar^ t njrr t n tSMTt tusw a » r-JJWa re iam niis myfXi tt TV coiiTtfl 417 M me* tuts m an nre * s n r t r e m u - ® - jo « r e B,“ it& fgrlt-l m re nrXm-ma tut. otsuw t i s m * m n te rt it. , m r H7 tiaatchrc re m e r e * r t f U u v rn r r n r o v - ffi- j *# u t r j a t t t w n recw tiTlk ® 103matarn nmttur.t%?kMi>t* to Hutiuti xuatrMWW ref iis tt carurn re srtxiuWytit 1^ IS - tartar re maw f nrfwcm • V AjiNv 3 M i ti carrot n turnto-m ftJ ** u trro vtrant-rBR- m» TO u tun O ’ 'TDCACONA K U D nW ORTS'1931 ty re u* MHJ Repeal The New Golf Ball There seems to be s great divergence of ajmmg gotfers ay to the merits 0f the pew and larger golf sail oVer the old and amallrr sphere. We have seen some ?lpjrtrt who dechtre they css not rea any difference be. :Wecn the two, but others are very positive in declaring thft ttw balloon ball la, among other things, a pain in th* neck. At all events there are very few, If any, golfers who tijtvb much commendation for the new ball, and since there i*s beett vdlced ao much uhjbctlon, -lie believe, as the BlUlona of hresth* have been Ne% York Herald-Tribune, that the old ball anoald be drawn • *» ■vstiored «s soon as possible. The HenUd-Trlbune says: That 1 may drew my breath. “The mean behavior of the ballooa golf ball is making JTrom the time that tha morning lerieua Inroads on the fund of good nature on the links. atari tang * < Mr. John Doolittle, protesting in a recent communication, Creation'* prelude, I have bean barn is on# <>t millions where* tempers are showing ragged A r garm of llfo leaping forward edges. The larger and lighter golf ball wai decreed by the from the deaths of men. 4 Ututed States Golf Association—aa autocratically as the And to from me In the future pleasure dome of Kubia Khan— with the promise that it Man will spring into llfo and fiad would make the game more enjoyable for the general run the goals of jdsyvrs. It hea turned out, on the contrary, to be some­ J'strove to find but falltd and thing of a peat from tee to putting green, In tha opinion sighed In falltng, of the great majority who were Intended to be beneficia­ And after I have Iain a century, forgotten In th* finding of new ries of the innovation, "The only friendly habit of the new ball admitted by thinga, 'A little duet In tha giant arena to! the average golfer (s that It alia up Walloon the fair ] have floated Into Ilf* on the A s of death; ^Multitude* bare died that I nfeg live, , Millennium of life have been bear .Bringing me Into ai!(t«ae*| • Codntleaa men have borne The apark of Ilf* to ma, f? | i sB , 1. » . ktj a0> dust, m m * b lu e d # m il* wU| get hy fT, warm, aom* heart A bolt of lightning struck a try* th* other day on lb* While If pus* ounds; but surely Hopvtr woh't ileve tbit even tho htartna are taking a poko at him. green Ul bound is seldom straight, but fruqufBtly quite erratic to left or right. When It ieomsa to holing out, the bslloou bnll too often hops nnd dsnees around the rkn of tfa’g cup, or if too well nipted for succeeaful dodging it sometimes psssea over the top of the cup and ecurrle« on with no hesitation. The rewards and punishments of the stesdy-golng old bnll had some relation to justice. Golfers by and large never asked for the reformed ball,,They wwa not am|ulted. Their advice would have been to leave well enough alone. They have no diffidence now In pronouncing the smendmtmt a failure and appeal­ ing to the U. 8. G. A. to restore tha old ball officially as Coincident with th* financial crisis, riots are breaking out tn Germany. Nothing will make a communist any quicker than an amply pocketbook. HANDS TO THE PLOW! A girl aviator ha* made ],OTI loop* In an airplane ovar Minns•polls. Now, what drunk' thinks hg tan bait that record? R CRM BTIAN BCIENCB MONITOR And now Tauqia has ■ secession aorement— this time lq Wait Te(hia. A l* ays aomethlng over there, ind it Slweyi haw * political tang. -81. Fetaraburg Time*. building "poekat battlosblpa." A cessation of agitation against the " Danaig corridor wni_ HenMIeas help t » quiet lb* nerve* of Rurap*. Rut, fur frync* to refuao e toga unless agreement* tp such affect are accepted by Osrmoay |a td cop,plk*t. tntrrnatUipai Jlnancs S L a T ite jd such a dtaaaUr Ityd 8tat** must tUrlliaa uatll rleA raccoon, tn Thereat, New .York, killed IT chlcktb* In nn* night. With such a record M •khlevemant thly n n l^ l's pett vhould be n valuable Mgratat 1* tha fur coat o f aom* co|l*ga fraehanti hevi fmll. igorsUriupi wtU J tS * L however, I* not r spec led to grew Or Increase In *ii». It la aot n p*cl«d to heep Itwwir In repair. It hat no Ireth or bony skeleton re. nulrlng cartain minaral aubaUnrei for health. || do** not carry alone with it ■ delicate ehrmlcal appsr* a to,chang* over tha raw he*. rial* of It* furl into something quit* different before It caw a t­ tract the energy from It.” H ire it a picture that needs llttl* argument to make convinc­ ing. Tha fifebog and fuel Idea 1* one of th* moat popular of daCentra when people start in to dirt end "reduce,” the majority of instance* being undoubtedly be. cans* of ,tyl* demands, end much less frequently on the aid* of B Reach fo r a LUCKY instead That there should ba a varlaty, and aom* reasonable amount of food Uktp. d»Ut. If W* Would •twfy LUCKY BTRIKIt bS*h health. He ear* that where y a iW T h V m W lw th« twtia* larhe the delicate • * W Hni V ls fc * R oys which orw mechanism of th* human body It N i can b* pm out of ron*ld*r*llon In d w 4 *tI h i o u r s u d o a tv * " T O A S T I N S " Srore discussion. Tha human body la "T h e t f r r t i a f (M r n ln a elalft trenrment • * (La equipped to grew through childC*br r e have been sealed aad ort found re Inhood until It attain* normal, adult *l*e. It la sqppljfd with power to repair tissues worn away by us*, or broken down by diitair, or otherwise destrtqred and to re. n*w or replace lU*o* Injured by erridmt. In addition to thes* func­ tion,, th* body meal provld* for reproduction and for resiitanc* against d l**a*«.'A ll of thasa pro. rossrs depend in an Important drglee upon what w* eat and on what food elements are contained In our delly diet." Continuing and eiplalntng the nereeslty for the use of many thing* for a proper diet, Ur, Wynna says that "fata, carbohy­ drates, proteias, mineral* aetl vitamins, are needed, every day." Th* sensible porton leaking t i reduce hi* or her weight need not atsrva, but can bring about th* id red reduction by reducing tha y intake af certain fat-pewduting foods. Kven tktee iloixlr mu*t not ba entirely uUmlnated." Dr, Wynna declare*, “but only .ISnv-s' y-t> a Should political condition* In Ru­ mp* lisped* elforla for th* rabaMIIUtlou of Gernsyny, tha UnitVd firtsts, htust hgala kssum* Isadershlp. Tha voluns* af Carman Indabtadnaaa to the Aasaricen pret pie la too great far ailker the Ad* mintsttatless at W»*W*gton or th* Nuitatkeant' baahars In Well gtrest fa (M lM fU t s with tadifl h n n rs h Oarinah plaaga Into Inholvtnry end ■olahyvtaw. PTohabl; < .Temperaturca ORLANDQ ,BUSIIt o «r P«su» cs* ||ft f l f l u * �' : ;■------------ --------- " ------------ ■ imi-eAimntiniB»AU). iAimrtnv Florida, ^ OffU* n N i w its. » MAMflJUUPT PKTKK8, Badaty M U .r Miss Pctreon Honors* Personals Mrs. Prodic WnijapiB Social Calendar font Complimenting Mr*. J. Brodia vUil William*, who celebrated bar birth*, day ahftlvaraary, MUa Franca* M ra-Byna-W alirer. of Tampa, 'Pcaracn waa boatesa at a bridge •t Ula altjr. U spending patty paten teat might at bar home, 1112 Oak Arena*. A* honor pucat >1 4*re hart. Mr*. William* received a pair af N m Jakn T. Brady lift today ■Ilk chiffon boa*. A l the conrlualon of the bridge for JaaktbavlU* w)iar* aha will vltJt her daughter, Nr*. Da* U. game* high ocora pria* for th* ladle*, a glaia baakat o f bath aalta.' Wilder, foil I thort tlm.*. went to Mra. ftdtli* King white Mr. King era* given a I Ilk tie ip from Tampa what* high ecorv prte* far the man. Mr1, khd >4* M i vl.ltlng her alstar, and Mra. Brodte WltUame had th* N rt. M ,C . M W b i. . > low arora*. Mr*. Wllliame wae'pra•anted with a bridge eat while Mr. William* racaleed a pipe. Mr. and Ma*. A, (Bartholdi PaterLate In th* atoning' an Ira aona left today for after rpandln* aoma course waa aervad by tha hoataee, J a th aaalated by Mr*. R. Marah. A larks dc.-orated birthday rak* wa* cut <■■■iikJfV'* T . at thle time. Thoea preaant ware: I f f , a r t N r i W. M. Roberta a*. Mr. and Mra. J. Brodte Willlaki*. nowUa'tll* birth of a daughtei on Mr. and Mra. B. C. Howard, Mr. tfoaday morning at th* Karnald- and Mr*. Rollla King, Mi*. K. Laagbton Hfmortal Hospital. Merab and Jlarvry Swanson. *, % , , to Tamp* whet* ah* wl rt)*HV*l tor a ahnt ilma. Mra. JI » U w la left thla after. tioOti for Connaaot Lake Park, Pa. Wh4r* kb* plana to apend two month*., • N il* Halm Varnay kai returned from Oraattebaio; N. C. where ah* etklUag relative. for th* paat 'taw weak*; • Hi** H ot** Winn, who Ha* been th*' gotet o f bar aunt, Mr*. N. T. , Daytona Beach for twa kraaka, returned S S .C & . Mr*. K. 0. Hay** left today tot Party,'tor. a>w*ek'a vinit with rtlatleae bafara point .to D?than. Ala. wherk kb* will apand two or tkrft weak*. 'll . I * *f* — -4 8. O. Cbaaa and Prank Chaa# retornad ydatarday afternoon from Albert))*, N. C., wkara they haea bean spending tavtral weak* at tU tr kumtner hoin*. Vtv . - » -■ • , Nr. and, Mr*, QsJnn to ri* ad, ei tHartford, Ala,, are tha rotate of.M r- and Mrs. M. T. Blad.o. at -tWnAv 'V a n • " C a la ry ^ v a ,T ___ -*■■■■ i— t H. ffndte 'aU r and Leroy, re* Md'BuMap* from Saint Louie, Kan*, where" and. Caffayrille, Cofrar thir h*»a bean rlaltlni for th* part month. Ple&s M fi d e For J u m p In Railway F r e i g h t Rates (Continued From Page One) ■acuritlea wtth[a th* neat year and a ball and thrffield tald “ as trus­ tees" for their policy holder* and dapoaUie* tb* iaauriaca compa­ nies and bank* would have to de­ cline to boy any mors railroad bonds unlci* carvings were in­ creased. *• Tb* bearings are eaprrted to last possibly * week or more. Hundredk crowded the bearing room. Com­ missioner Meyer, presided, assist­ (Continued Prom Pag* One) trklty, and wa* connactad with a ed by 'Crmihladlotiere t-e* and Lewis. With them were W. D. B. ball In Mr. Flower*' bom* not Alney of Pennsylvania; Hrthart more than BO f**t awUy from W. Trail on or Main*: Harvey II. I ha building. 'Hannah of Tennessee; Hugh TI, Ha ant trad th* ator* and White of Alabama; Paul A. Walk. turned ’ the awitch which tnually * f of Oklahoma A. R. McDonald mad* tha cennattlon. Ift then V f Wlsccnsln. and William J. Cair touched a wire which automati­ of California, representing the cally aete a bell In ' hie home railroad commissions of l|tc 18 ringing. It did (lot teepond, how- 8t*ta*. evak, to Mr. FloWara went about Meanwhile th* shipping board tha ator* seeking a poetlble khdrt adopted a reSolutb n protesting circuit 0r |oo*# connection. latra on I ID rimmodillrs Issued As he was shsklng some wire* a year ago and endorsing the ap la th* rear o f th* store, • parks plbatlnn of coaatarlse shipping flaw for a distance of almost companies for raargumrnt. four fret Into a * small can of The srrlrs of rate healing, just gasoline which had been used ■tailed i" to h «‘defiited entirely to earlier In th* day to clean paint presentation of th* railroads' rase. brushes. Another serlca w.ll begin August Hr. Flower* attempted to car­ 31 at mfilch opposition tcsllmony ry th* biasing can from th* ator* will be heard and railroad witness, with him, but th* heat era* so as cfoss rsamlnrd. Intense that he wa* forced' Dr. Julius If. Parmtlae of VHU to VO drop th* ran. Ha hiii Washington, D. director of th* m ashed for tevar iS ot* u of Railway tcnonilrs, books, and left th* building, m . t i i laid before Ibc 'commissioners Wl*Income, etprnsca and more than flva minute* later'Us* entire store area ablaia and w|lb- ■taiisiics Inicn.l.d t» show rail, fn half an hour, aftaV flames bad goads hove failed for ten year* lo shat akyward to a height of earn the S 3'-| per tent i.-tmn de. nearly 100 feat, th* bulIdUtg was glared fair by thr c iminlssldn. During th* first four nionlha of destroyed. According to Mr. Flowers, tha 1831, |ie said, the rate o f return building and aqalpment coat'him dropped to 2.07 per irnl. Paimelee te,Uflr.t that fr.m about >6000 when' II waa construcled several year* ago. It J82J to 1020 tnilm'ad, spent aAi sut ... ... *>■'»•(* f»r additions wet of shell and. ........ stucco con­ struction and d contained only d< ,n‘V*1• l", r,cV lnir , f r *' •mall stork of groeerie*. Several ’ ! W «J' declining cacount book* and other •haVa traffic eonal records o f value wer* de­ >n in revenue stroyed In tha bias*. Th* build­ greater1 than the * avlngs due (a ing waa partly covered by tnaurfncreaSed efficiency iclemy and economy ■nce; The Sanford Fir* Department Pt of>erat)oh." GAS STATION IS DESTROYED BY EVENING^ BLAZE ’“M l Prtoad* of Mr*. Henry Me­ Lanllo. Jr, ntU bo tied to lee rn that ah* 1* improving nicely n nfte, fk ' cpermtlcrn performed tbit tnornlnt at th* Pemald-Iauehtin M4m*rfhl-Hotpli*I. *• ■ ■ • Mr..and Mr*. R. E. Smith and I f l a t W k' ■Arthur- Vaothan, Jr., at Baltimore, M4.. who have been ‘ aaendlnf waek here with Mra. Alafcahder Vaughan at her home OM eRtii Arenue, left to day for'M iam i to epeod a ehort Urn* bjfore returning | home want to th* acan* but th* flf* had gained too much headway by th* tlm* th* truck had travailed tha two-mile distance. Under the direction at Chtef'Mac Cleveland and assistant Chief Tom Vardon, a bucket brigade eras formed for th* purpota of prolerUnr the roofs of several dwellings (Contiroad .Fr*m Rap* One) *«*jf**fd nlpht, *aa trlaU d aw*r with damage e*Um ated. a t a m * than 41IOU. PM k ar* pari Son*-ware uarooted. . TathU gathered at BUddl fee thf^aaaoal regalia aaugjlf U * ’ aafaty of Urn Inner haatom there. )** the, were )*te*d by flab r amA*fca<amd ackebnare. Nu (Continued From Fag* Oaa) mdrog* email boat* ear* battered talking plctaraa and AJsa radio, Plata* aialaet the aaawall. and VaIantin* Parer*. 'Spanish .Tba^ bkmay tid* and* r ml lied <** mo*la keter, first mat an tha lin­ Illfooi* Central rail reed th k k an er lie da Franca about * two the p iarift Oal/port, cnualnr asoatka agav bam car,-1* (amble late the golf. Parer*, who it 31 year* old, jV N wjN and telephone Uae* wUre was returning from - kte first ap p M M lIy damn gad la tb* aacliost. pesranc* Ur • llotlywkad. Trato* war* halted fa r a tiara vat Miss Moara baa b**a quatvd as ^ * “ 1* to Ulaw Ib* per- saying bar laarftags would ' not tten of .Urn tree tie oeroae.aho Interfere with har antette rareer, bat that after tba baAaytaoan yU wildtefternoaa the boroma* ab* and bar husband would 'go to tot a l Oetfport had fatten I* Beneath fir a caarert cawduct, and appeared la , bo ata- 'ad by Toscahlai and the* would I Ilea p * •** 1 it make a fllrh together fa Fraaca. i * f tb* NaUaaaf Air They expected return Nate i hold at tba local' (lr- Verb in Baptamkir far Mtea drlM at- tb* weather Moore's rag eg* ■tent at A * Haty •. *,..1* ) « . » „ { ropotKaa Opera' Heme*. ■*' * Mortis * f Maw Ortega* k w ey Frans Ik* dry gaada ator* df rela* and high wlada Ihraatanod bar father, R. ( - Moara, ik Jett, e * 1 w # f c ran connactIMte whan po, TeAft, kfle* Moore arent (a a'baary Ud* aani water pear tba Ward-Balmont coltega la Naabtrack* at Paaa Mancha* where Tenn., then a Washing­ Lkkif' Ma* rape* and Lab* pant* ton aebaol of rate* jg lta r * . md sal asstajy. ---- — . Raynsaad Mil ltd goak'a “ HKahy K**7 ui> In retagfe rlla '*' Vualc M i Rare**, K after email LaaUlaaa which sha task twt* i n yakrs T r o p i c a l Storm Hits L o li i s i a ma A n d' Mississippi br, «to FRIDAY. Regular meeting at th* W. C. T U. will be held kt 8 o'clock at tba bom* of N n . C. II.-Winn. «4T4 Sanford A venae. At tbla time Mra W. 1. Hughey wilt glto th* flowar mission program. *, ** MONDAY. Th* huslnesa'and social mealing o f tba Wonfan'a Missionsry Society o f th* Firat Methodist Church will be held at th* church at 1:30 o'ckfch. . • V t G r a c e Moore Is W p d Tp Spanish Screen Arlist P th yllte. to kU.'ttn It a n ia to 1327. K Sf’sS; IT krttMf Y rnlucil'i] ,-K- ~ T! — -j----------- — ' T H C R S D A T , - J U L T W , 1131 it.- n . ■> », i . » » ---- — ROBINEAU HITS NAVY LETS BIDS OFFICIALS FO R T B N A K E fn lR ST LAW VIOLATION ROBBKk B O B B B M djtS Scfcl ftllK S E s H A S 9 9 th B I R T H P A Y . IN SPEEDY FLYINC (Continued From Page One) sms of CfeatVtcw--w*re absent a though Butler left hit prosy with Chairman Wagg, authotiaing that I he Im recorded as voting for the I 20 perfant amendment and for th 1 bill, If th* amendment adopt dment waa adoptWASHINGTON. July ««- •d. Wagg tried \to vote gutter's (A.F .> - Launching a program In­ tlon to report the proxy on fha motion jmtnfndation, but tended to make the United State* Mil without recomtnfndal! Johns eblcfted and Wsgg's request Navy supreme In fast living, th.* was withdrawn. John* ala* fought tie pa 1 true 111 hss placed a accict Wagg's efforts for a non-committal n ntract for ib-vrlopiweiil on a report, urging tha committee to “ prove Ha mettle by taking a defi­ high sperd airplane engine. The apc.lfmallon*. wh|.-h rail nite stand, one way or tha other." The fight against th* bill at the for an eng ne of great p iu c r and I rommltle* hearing waa headed by efficiency, were ca.dully guarded. President Whitaker, Senator Un­ The Navy also dcclinnl to reveal met o f Key West, and B. U Ham- the Identity of thq designer. ner of Tampa, chief spokesman of Virtually all of the >220,000 tb* big delegation of merchant, provided bt tlm last Gongrt-s* for here opposing all form* of sales high speed plsnr development will takes. Whltal cr opened tba dis­ be spent tinder this contract. T • cussion by reading a telegram fiom obtain fund, for devrliplng high tb* gorarnor of Georgia ahowlnc s;wed propellcis and plane bird­ This Is Mr*. Minerva Ballou Hartman of Colma, California, lha collection- of the 3-rent cig­ ies, the Navy plans l" ask the veteran battlefield nurse and frequently tailed the "mother of the arette (ax in that slate last yrar n cit fo n g rrjs for a runsblrrsbly United Stales Anny and Navy," at she celebrated her U8th birth­ boat >I.Ot9,000 out of the I'J.OM.- larger sunr. Meantime s ’mc re­ 878 gross revenue, leaving Georgia search a I mg these lines wilt I* day. (ih* waa a nutse during the Civil W a r . _______________ ’ only >1.031,761 net profit. undertaken within the department. “ When w* compare th* collec­ ACQUITTED OF MURDER The Navy was sharply erltletkvd h tion costs with (he net yield,'' Iasi February h) Itrptrsrnlallv-c Whitaker said, “ wc cannot irn>nl l.nGuardla, ltrpulili.au of New COI11K, Kwjlscrland. July Ifl.— this proposed tat as anything 1ml York, on llir crooml that '‘Fng■(A.I*.*! —Marlain* Simone Boulter, th* medium for the creation of a Inmi, France and Italy have <|r CHICAGO. July 14.— (A .l’ .l — defendant in thr firat murder trial heW and costly tat collecting*ma­ vrloped highrr r|>ee-l seaplanes" Grand Jtrry Indi.-tmrnt* today were ever held here, was arqult|rd ^e»chine. I don't believe the' proph- than th* Uml.-il Stales ami Dial larilay of killing t*un«f Holer, a of Florida would stand for I). I "we hate nut one ship fit or cap reported voted against Thomas wrltrf.'at San Morlts last Januhry. know Or# people of Georgia arc re­ able tu entci In the Intel national MaluT, business manager and re­ fusing to Iruw to It because thou­ Si hueidcr • lip ime." puted rsar of the motion picture Ill Itl.BY TO INBI’KCT PLA N T •t I ’ I sands of Georgians are now ImyIn reply David S. Ingalls, as. upcratur* union and six associate*. ■ ,** Ing their cigarettes try mall orders si-taut secretary f. r all, declared Authorities rfRMucting th.- In­ WASHINGTON, July, Ul A.P.) placed with Florida dlalrlhiitiiin," thr failure uf t'ougrrss lu grant -Scfretaty tlurlej of the War vestigation of the union declined to Ifamner, Introdutrd by Whita­ uppiopllalloni for III* purpose make public (nforioaliun concern- lh-par'(uirht will fly front WiUk. ker a* on* of the largest Individual was respunslblr. Ing' the rrporlcd Indlcltnenl Inu ingtvn In Muselo' Shoals, At*., (•apayera In Hillsborough count}, Ftrisla aultsri|urntly weir apprn- I he Tllbune said It learned from Thursday morning 1 1 inspect the followed tb* Senate president's pr.aled, Ireeomlng available Ilie other sources th»t the bills charged guvr.niurhl'a plant thrre. reference to Florida's mall or.l.-i first of thla no nth and the Navy conspiracy on five count*. clgdretlr bualnras with statistics lias lost nu lime In making use of EXPOSITION EXPERT DIES concerning one of Tampa’* b lggct them. Steles U as well alluated ss vliter drug stoic*. 11 waa aald there mil the | CHICAGO, July IB. (AIM — "This s to r e Ila m n r r said, "I* slightest posaihtllt) I l f the Navy lountilev. The Navy fighters make I DO In Milan |f. Ilulheit, 61, Internation­ now filling Groigla orders to tin- being aide lo enter a plane in the ally known manufacturer »ml e*. tune of >1000 a day. Some pf these nevt Schneider cup line sehcdulrd 2tkl miles per h >ur. Intnll* said pert dn trade expositions, tBed the only faster iomb*| plane, ore orders come from rlty official, for Ih s Srptrnihci hut th* new yrslrrd*) at hia hume. after an and county nfTicl»l*. federal em­ plane may Ik- irady to enter In the Itrlt’sh •'inteneplots." which Illness of more than four year*. ployes and even men hired to ml lO-'U, if a i*cr i, held In Dial year. rsrry a supply of gastdioe auf* tblent for only almtn a half hour jrrl the Georgia tat. Tha karsinic Navy inen hcllrvre this year's P ANAMA CI TY— V. Murrow waa,built up from a sryall, advci• •veil! will see |ha* lUllish appioarh of flight and air ilrslgncd entirely tiectlng new building on Magnolia fo r defense agafiist ultaiking llsemenl in an Atlanta nrp»pa|-ri 100 miles an lo-ur. Avenue fur h|a sucoml-haryl store. plane.'. , and thr Inroada itavr lwen so t-r Tile Navy has not entered the rifle that Georgia merchants n- i-ri'e since ] !>2tl and has n it won quested their ncwspa|wr* to refuse firm- 1023, although Major Jlmiu) auch advertising." llooltlle of the Army won for Stores at Tallahassee and nth , the United State, ill 1026. towrls near the Georgia lint, ll»mAs to actual fighting piano liir mnllntivl. alsu alutre Ip th* speed. Ingall* u ld the United cigarette mall order (red*. " I have !>irn Informed by • dru* as 1 tainted l.y its piopnriant*, Inti store proprietor In thla city," he ralh*r wmild result In vacant prop, said, "tha! the bulk of Urrlr Hun erty. day morning sales »re cigarettes to * "The ehoiie down town voinriGeorgia customer*, many ot w|ioni In our cities nod towns," he ssid, drive as, far as 60 miles !<• Uy In "are occupied by cigar stand,. their weekly supplies. If Gmiglen- Those stores cannot operate if * gn to such length* lo d1dye thel, eon Iterator) ta t Is put on rig a cigarette tai, what du you sopBosi- reties, be. arise this meirhamlise the people of Florida will ilOT ft is thr 'bieail and butter' goods »t |s hinnsn nature to rut c,|wnsi- the Hgsr store proprietor*." Beal estate owners, llamnri and partlndsily .biting tiirm*L or |nlntr,| nut. can pay thrir takes H jrpi taslt n." Tka U s. UatBBat salrl. wo rld not their pioperty retains an Imumu relieve the burd:n on real ,-atate. from rentals. Secrecy Shrouds A ll PlahB Which W i l l Increase Pr es t i ge Improvkdteat kf tacdmolrAs, e*r*. *Prpa*d ntaahlnarj sod .IWpa'irte geaara teaer.f m . W ^ , . f{; . “ I d ) KetYhink R i, i^u lkU ." h* add**, " 1 * 6Ar.rstim *t* th* imreeuac* to -the tialion aa a »W 1* Ot ntalntalnlnf railroad credit at a point sshlrh jrarmlta a continuation , 0]* the capital r* paaettarre wUch are kasantlal not only that tha rail toads may pro vU* m a il Hunk a -flredm* d j*. quit* M '«t'*lV * tekpvrfl l> (he w th fry biM hlsj that th"|r husi. n*M m*f. h* Toudurfad at . the ''I?.*1 P ^ 'b la opera ting coat. ' Sim# It te' admitted hy •v*ry'. ol** ***** )b * rallrdart, are *ad will roatlmk to b* th« "maia.teV our natJona| irin«|>ottatfou •t I* ait KidfMfbt that 1| . 4f tha"p*od w ^ a Y Y W ilh e fc P !r cA d li „ /mans m rfflclaotly ta llm* i f and b*Ins in.ti , -------Unify avkjlaiit* fo# saretaa aa on* of th* principal • • ■ * • # aattaaal A te a *,.* ----- : . V ,, ' t NGBLBS RKTURHB Men’a nil nUcm a. ■ I'laln colons k rj jk* j•*^ *■ Dress Shirts FISH ANIKv POULTRYMARtEt Mctdinder Art*4# Phone 90V W t D cIlT g r . v . flegln To H ire Plenty Halt Walgt* FISH R ed .Snapper Htenka, I.h. Ik Mmafl. whole Rad Snapper, Lb. .. Ren Trool, Lb...... Fresh Water £ T ro u t, Ik Lb. ......... PMapfcna, Lb. .....— a Me Mullal, Lb....... l*V4e Shrimp (cooked), Lb. Xhrlmp (uncooked) Specials ’fajf Saturday " (Ohly oh* a y ) M ilk F ed W h ile Fry era. Lb.............. ....... Me Red F ryern , L b ...........* 80* R ed lim n , I.h. ....------ M e «• • 49' y d . P an ts Broadcloth • V/ 15/ y d ; 9-4 Brown • You know tha quaH^f, ^ilk Pongee 2S ^ y c L j Good qu ality ............... Men’n Athletic Full range of eliea f Sheeting. Natural color While they hurt “Shirts or Shorts * *• m h *q - 1 Men’a white duck $ 1 .0 0 . For ahlrta and dready 40 tnchea w ldg 6 9 ^ 86 Inch wh|)a < , % * Baronet Satin . 23X44 lldavy 25> y d : Jj IA K E H U R S T, N. J , Jul> tlbte te a ! (A .P .)—The Navy dlrlglhl Angeles, which has been at Fort Tond Bay. Long frland,' M . a training cruise tine* Jbte 11, re. turned’ to Ita hsngnr yeitaadir. ---------- -------- - i '.’ T u | K E Y W E S T -U . S. anglnnn»**( ship, Abaecon deepening, J g ffL j!* - i terway. Shop With Us And Save The Difference. fu, tm ]uD H >W s, o .m irq le ,' hi depebd'litltalkYnWalopJLbl ggj a F r id a y & S a t u r d a y S p e c ia ls White ami (anry obrtat^O IS Aim Drtire. k* Wd.-ri: LOS Film Union’s Czar I Said To Be Indicted • •> Haas' charges In mkny vNikt*a Pahnele* skid In iUHl'tbif record )ear for the rarrlets ■ whole 3T3 times f.iatl ihstgr, but tills dropped In 1P3D to 1.70 and fur the firbt four months of lino to 1.27. Takra other than Frdeial t i l l Mr taker more than one-third of tha ne< income of tin, linr,, in, said R. II. Alshtun, president of the American Railway Aeaoclatlon, *• *1 It tea* hi* observation that fuAhcr Improveiuenl in efficiency and deauomy la operation brought r w j r . i * i « f fk iJ itu i juut* _DrfkTy ei rfkTy Ja^lnd drpJod on caM W I. turatTir large atnounu pfViteiial K B W Y O R K . Jdl> 16. — ' —A ktnokw screen 14 etcaite kantl Used ) three gunman who held rnkitedr attendants df tb* boro Naw* Company, in of >1400. ; Rpth.TqvKdla ;t X o a t b « earn— f UT >•»! ! j �n .v fflS . debt *f fratltude" U the land of y tip M a . ' The "Jostle* to Hungary" • r * l •way to C geod aU ri despite tha heavy lend of caeolloe. Some dlfflcatty waa eiperioncod by a me­ chanic In atartlitf pic motor, bat after It had been warm ad up far •boat 40 mlnatea everythin* Me. etunela] waa prooounfed aatlafae. tecy. g r a c e , w. r ; Joiy -Taro Hungarian army era, Alexander M *Iga Eadres, yesterday isll group of aviotsra a____ ^ a . J i L . — — aJ . . . End re* and Mayyar amilad and waved cheerfully to thoee at the airport a* the plane headed Into the aklea. The object-of the flight, Endron and Magyar previously had aald, waa to. call lha attention o f tha world to what they termed wrongs done Hungary after the Woild War. Magyar and Endraa both super, viiad tha work o f placing load and clothing aboard U>a plana. Their food supply Included ham, chicken and timaib eandwlcb**, two quarts o f ice water, - ' two quarts of black coffee and a score of cbocklate bar*. v FLIN T, Miclu, July 1 fc -(A .P .) —In Budapest, Emil Salay, retired Flint s a u s a g e manufacturer, •walla the arrival of George En. dree and Alexander Magyar, Hun­ ger! an filers In tha piano In which ho has Invested |J0,006,000 as hie payment o f what he terms "a W hat K Je! hit Mtth. . 8s|ay. SB yearn old, met th* riUm tn n Datrolt H n f v b i Unr » r * newspaper of flea a yaar •CO nail heard of Ute'f Jiipjea tp maka • gesture of potrietlem to­ ward thtir natlra land by A flight from Datrolt to Budapest. h ... Tha flier* lacked fond* and preposs i to obtain money 'By *elt. In f pletam poet rerda and obtainIng email aubacrlptkma from H u n g a r I s n-Americans; Beley agreed! to underwrite the flight, bought the plane arid fliuuwod tha prepare l'on a for Urn trip. flight, concelved.cn the anniversary of the treaty of Trianon, woe to ^mphaaUe tha Hangerlena aaaeit waa an on. fair division of Hungarian terri’thry after U e World War. ' Relay named tha plana "Jodies to H u n g a r y __ ____ __ Bo confident waa Satay that tn» trip Would eurceed that he left for Budapest June tS te await the arrival of the ehlp. Ho woe accom­ panied by Mra. Endroo, wife of the rklef pilot, and hts o n , William. Balay had hoped that the flight would »tart a year ago. Ho asked that Ute official etart bo. made from P ilo t September 4, last, the big plane look o ff from Bishop airport bora, Intending lo aUp at Roosevelt Field, but there, de­ veloped a gas tank leak.. which forced a return t> ah slrport.at Orosse lie, Dslrolt, where the ship had been' prepared. It vrat.'.necw*. earjr is rebuild the ship (o over, come the leakage aad H waa ftanlly decided to welt un^l this year. S Dummy Gun ITsed and art getting "madder" by the minute. To get along, persona do hot hart to be of Ilka temperaments. Indeed, unless such a pair ware considerate o f each other, there la just aa groat a chance that they would get on each other** nerves a* In the case of. oppo­ site*. , ’ To understand each other's temperamental peculiarities and to be sporting enough to accept the deilrabla traits for bolter or for worse, la tha secret nf compatibility In any human re­ lationship. V Friend husband llkeo to ha hu­ mored. Ha likes a little flattery now and (hen. To get It at home would renew bta faith In hlmtelf and In you. *tf ar# birds of a fsalhvr la Ila la Idealletle and hlgh-mlndOpgacL Tbs variable slant In ad. Ila may forget such details hMdwrIUnga shoors an inW lita follow lapalaea.withH i p In m a r r U i T V - i i t T f • fk cannot agist‘‘ without a M M * to compromise and Mat*, aseh with tha other. (Mmenlslly your own handi t la heavier and slower, aa wharo ha leave* hie cigarette butts or neckties, bat h* doesn't p at you to bo more dstiborI Action nod thought. Waak do so intentionally. You ar* gen­ erally annoyed by such petty de­ tails. I f you love your husband, you hand unforgiving. should msk* allowances for hit I a family u/L Judging shortcomings. That* af|#r all ar* M handwriUngo, you arb not dpllborate, but the result of in and silent ona. Friend tempsramonUl peculiarities over 1 more nervous, - mental which bo cannot hav* absolute saws him to b* th* con- control. baltot And' at such a MOW TO I I A i s l t i u n M upbraiding must Isaua ■when the smoke Of bottle tpaarod and bo la wllllnt • t and forgivn,. having (Continued From Page One) Urge barn, where Harvey yelled: "You're all free nuw. Those of yov who want lo may. go with us." Some o f the prisoners refused lo leave end. were (ahen by guard* bark lo prison wh*r« Ih* alarm was given. Eleven left fal­ lowing Harvey and Martin who rode (he guard's horse lo a high, way. Three automobiles wars stepped, their occupants made to leav#,(anil most of lha convicts sped away. Tha first automobile stepped was occupied by Mr. and Hri. J. F. Marsh of the stela sanatorium, tbolr baby and Mrs. Marsh's mother. Mrs. Marsh.# puria, saw a man lying In • dlleh,1Tblnkioj him ill ah* offered Hetjoffer was met with a pDtel pointed to- tbd signs) f*T IlM attack. ( M f « w grBww rtJ and thtir one takan (ran* them. No at btjuroi. ' _ ' • ‘ ■'JUifsl IIarray wma im ln M d fta robbery In Paltjn county U In tba succeeding IB month RADIO TOWER THirttADAY, JULY IB. WJ AX — Jack*** rifle. 1; ‘ $, fte ^ rd i) BilOy n p r l^ P lift e i lYogrem ) 6, Amos V Andy, captured each time, and In IB tf Tostyaaat J n ith , he received a petdon frot«|' 0qkj NBC; «:lb , Pbll Cook. NBC} BiiB, ernor Hardman. ■■$**:• *\ Operge Washington Hotel OrcbtoIn December a f the fallowing year he was coavlctcd of ainfm. t n ) 7, Plelechman Hour; fl, Ameri­ mobile theft In Blhb county; with can Radiator Program, NBCj 1:10, Indictments pending again*! kiln Maxwell Horae Orchestra, NBC) In Atlanta and Camilla charging 9. B. A. Rolfs A Ilia Lucky Strike aula theft. i Dance Orchestra, NBC) 10, Kraft U do Ha waa sentenced to t6 f* fH CMapb,’ Program; 10:11, Imprisonment on oach of flee Cooqlry Club Orchestra, NBC; what robbery charges In Blhb couu|y. 10:80, Old Bingura MemeHas, NBC. Pive yean was added dn wrWtk* > 'i W RUP — Calaeevllle tlen of Is teeny o f an aulodvshjl* I A Time SlgnaU) 141, Rise Chip In Bibb count* and another fprd Orehr.trdi StBO, U. M.- Army yean was added for the same of*1 BbaUkmp B:4B. PollUral Portraits. fens« In Pulton ounty. '• * •" f Wte.( (i. Csrleton; #.;L . W ,.U tils, A few days after ho began, W lenience, ho escaped aad In Pebry. ary of 1BSB appeareds In . Miami, Kla, where with a companion, A e ‘ bray Smith, he held up u .night dub. Police broke up the robbery pad captured Harvey, but i/«uHh . M ARIANNA—O. M. Bbepp purchased. "Marianna - Ttrnaa P/inrlnv ** Hvalty Co Realty Co m rro r i A SvTT 1029 FORD TUDOR Sedan. New aeal of the l rubber, now upholstering, now Tweaty-tklrd r s a n u o n lin enlleter. Kether Uakaewa ........... Avenue. uakaawa ________ Unknown _____ . ■Unknown .......... Uakaewn . HENSam DRESSED ■•• ■ ■. * SnkeiefteOnn, « ( LeTe < a I Piet Bwwk I wl Lor t rerliriealo emkroeao Ike falls ml— deneiibed nreperta * sMaated > ila •emlnnle denklr. PlertOs, ta.wMt •oetk Melf ei n a u , a»*u «n f, Tawnaklp X I. Seulh lienee I I >. Reel. — M scree . . The ISM lend being nee sene* at Ike dole « r ukiaaneb of enck saHllt. akle in Ike eemW ef Unkawwk. Un. leas said eertlllcofn* inkll be -ro. deemed neenrtfleg in Uw Ike dead U B E fcAL ALLOW ANCE od your will- leans thereon on ike in k . day l . ss___ m w<i_» u Hill. Carets T ..... . Cadv. Alma U Itoyklne. W A l o l l I Is I * I In I* * I I tn n a n In l< ....... t i l II _______________ Reams. William A Seal Unknown . wWw'.'f' ff st* la m w a n ia * and - boo rANTEDi Small bousn water rortlfk mode epyl leal lets rot tec dead ,.}o plant. Must be bargain. E. T. laaoo lo aceoreaooe wllk lew. UniA ~ .ii W ll • tin ekseer of l/lllksu a t TWO O g W V BANK REO PENS r . — — 11 WEST PALM BEACH, Joiy U. — (A .P .)-T h e Bank of PaAkl Point, which closed in June IM0, teopened yesterday under plana which had been approval by Comp-> troller Ernett Amos. UN I pees I t Hal Ina Aeartloa T# PnvO View Pint Seek I Pnee a it e r f ■ a in •V cm ■*« crfi a 3 V w ™ * via hr U w ^ .u dog. . Lot I — ___________ Lol I I ___— ......—— Lot I I -------- - .. 'iV ■ S IIIW n ffJ a te fA —Poultry aentence for robbery, waa lite r srrestqd In Miami and returned to the Georgia prison. He escaped^ but was captured in Nashville,, last January and relorrted - -td Ml Iledger IHe. .. Vmkwwm ____________ _ ttodwell neatly fo Unknown .. Uaksa^a Leffler. Mrs ■ ■ II Msrsksll. Mra Jew t’ skaews _____ U p k a e w n ---------Uakaowa . — Meleck. Really Ca Mgaktore Uakaowa - — ...... Brooks W r ____ Hnlfmin^Uore Joel Terrence, lluek _ Meeee. M o r r is ___ Uakaowa — ...... Mr. Harman Runkl* o f Doiroll writes: " A few llaM o f thanks from a rheumatism suffrre r-M y first bottle Jt JCrp, sdAen Kalla took all of the ach*^ and swelllnge out of my J^UlW — with my -first bottlo I wont ym, a diet and loat <2 pouqdeond now feel Ilka n new man." / M To lost fat safely and quickly taka on* half tea*poanful * of Kruachen Rally t o * * * water boforo broanair * sv a f morning—an M coni bottlo las to 4 weeks—Got It at Touch ten's Sanford Drug Oo, or any ‘drug •tor* In America. If not joyfully satisfied after •warV "" , Harvey and Martin abanddtoml the first bottle money back.— the guard's hire* whoa a negro d(pvs along side In kn automobile. Nolle* le kcreby sleek t The prisoners forced ths negro to Hoard of Couatjr Caw sales get out and they touk hie car go­ aad roc Hemlaol* COuaSr ing In the direction of MoatMollo* will aa Ik* ird Say af A n t i l l , al Ik* hour i f IS • end Covington. The ither car* left M. sneel lo lb* Cosrt lie noalnrd Plerlda, as a B, In the d.roctlon <f Macon. ) :.jun 11 ■«i - for lb* ban Tha prlsonere mada their at­ kearlne cooiplalolN. aad ' leellmunx, t * la Ike etlai tack after having their ‘ lunch, arebertr. real, pereoasl er I which had been brought te the filed by Ik* Ceaaty Aias Tee**, tor of i field. They wars setting under Iks year A.essooemeat D. li l t . VVIinnnn my head aad of fl trade when Marlin m'uaauvorod a*nford riorlda. Bemlaoli closely lo CapL W. E. Dardio, In al VIorlrtN. fhie lllh day a t chart* of th# white convicts and Lainard Cal'.ff, guarding ih* negio W 5 V r. DOT C1#rk. IPftVi squad A* Martin pulled lha dummy nemToat* * *d Plerlda T pistol the other ringleaders esugbt «nd COURTESY S P L E N D I D S E RVI C E • • • F I N E S T F A C I L I T I E S * VJ H A P P I N E S S at tlia H a t a l a FOR RENTi Three ales unfur­ nished rooms with lights, silk and bath. 15.00 per month. Ap­ ply I I I Palmetto Avenue. • < - ' GEO RGE WASHINGTON Excursion JBlt 18*• 1 Sanford Alien, w U -----liaksew a ■. — Uakaawa — Uakaewa .— ....- . .Ibaar, e a .. I * ____ . sbevillo. a. r . ___ ___ KelrMae. Beaal* L RabSvVe* d ie rile' Reelr. r|*ere* ... ra se VO Uakaawa ------ — sad tike MAYFLOWER Uakaewn ____ flapwaww ..... . .. Uakaewn ___ _ - . . Uakaaw a ____ _ ... "hies, a m -------- Y3Y whit betlet uaoderdt <aa battls be ledge* O'VtMk hoBiincii, fcaspr sefroeediage sad • fr h i y u ttr r r 'F o m i.b b ^ ; ' service, coewMiy sad ‘ inmiioe to M om who I visit ikii ddlgkt/M dry.' O m lix u . pwfiTf Ikm * iiies. howl* whisk you ar« prmsd is give *s yoor Unknown - Wreck. D C * llrock, D O ________ B le e k l, W ** FT of Lai* I A Uakaewa tAaklfeet, Harriet Lot I I Block K ______ ■ O Keele?*o AM IHee Te Tkat Pars t f B14 * f UH t K of Oak Are. . Tkal Perl w f l f f i of lo t T ■ or Oek A re ------------ lVMo nj V" Newton, Kiwi • Block I, . __ _______ Late s a i l Bteeb t i . 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Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1931 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 16, 1931 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 16, 1931. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 16, 1931; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8ebfee896f35c294cef891a3894ffb6e.pdf aed6c60ee79c7581abee1171e8c5e2d2 PDF Text Text AN INDEPENl ,y. w tY >*, tm SANFORD. FLORIDA. QW PLANE VANDERBILT JR. f r o m w h ic h l o w e n s t e in - -— - d is a p p e a r e d - 1 - I 1 • . 11- 11 '* * N | U j| i * ii2 a || •. 1 f w • ' / ' ! a- . Bjr WADB WERNER. • j » UARBOR GRACE. July,,)*. — (A .P .)— George Endree and Alaxabdsf .M a gya r, . Hungarian (lie n , look e ff.la (hair pun*. Joitlfe U Hungary, today on a prelected aon-atop flight to Buda­ pest. Waatber wporta skated there would he favorla* wind* bat low elyeds over most of the Great C'rela rest* over the ocean which they plan to taka. — . — s . P fjr .w w a* ' f BERLIN. Jutf —f ) P r c d.nl Von Hlnds«bo,g, wh« (retained at hla country pU*1 Thh picture o f - OerpeHua Van­ derbilt Jr. w u takga .la Reno., tfcrourti the Ynaasurerings of t M Nevada, whea VandeTbUt quea- past two .weeks. >»mr bark t# Usood by reporters retarding hla1 the eaellal today to taka a 1ha#a altercation with Peter Arno,; la lilting Germany *nt of IU fit No# York artist, answered! "1 ns pcl»l crisis. •. • palled a boner when I went out • Shortly after his arv.val It to shoot >up Reno with a two-hit leemed that the hank* If mporerW ( f l e e t yesterday by governmental PARIS. July !*• — <A J ,) 7" Fourth of July pistol." Frost and Ice, rasalUag from the decree WlQ he opened t onto n ow to | meet the mid-month itayral. , ' ‘ Meantime the cabinet la debaU I log aaye of meeting the sltuatica, I with the Iaflat ng currency. H aJfi 1i I TA LLA H A SSE E , ‘July Ml perished when ho fell from hla» piano rash of this plane ne»r Paris, for It la the Games putting the finishing touch I ha giant Fokker. SENATOR SMOOT AS L' each little>wTaor question }y ktOa a m a t deal o f tiam earn to he oaa method emby Mathews and hU fallow<o deaf re to eatma as mueh la peaalkW -7he rota on the a o M U b rU M M h . a few a d it w u u Uum Uma voted U to re- ■te tomorrow. tn Tuesday nigh biUe oaly. There uowepif-i — e The telegram was tent from N» Nl-Udlnsk. Siberia. The mechanic Rene Mesnln and Lsbrix Jumped with their para chut**, the Ulegrsm said, and Dotet remained'w.lh the plane, bringing It down In the middle of a woods. The plana, the filers eaid, was destroyed. . OFflftjEPHJSXI Decide To Hold Ma­ neuvers As Display Of Their Strength jobless as well a* a general tenstov L I P C l l / i l C t v f slate the collapee of the Dermr . staedter National Bsnk hea erwj a s .„««»a ata a tempting situation, faP M a j o r S t e V e t t S radicals and is ptoparwl to reson S a 3 T .T o ! — (A.P.)—Two major it nue measure! were appro by the House today wl the Senate finance taxat committee reported unfai ably the House appro bill to tax cigarettes. 1 latter measure was dii proved seven to six. - i The Hoot! passed a MU creasing occupational licet L is u C i . r in iflf O U tllt STATEL0AN&T0 STUDENTSTOBE CONTESTED FOR Free Scholarship To Be Given Winnerln Coming Q u iz z e s Jins Had Little Call For Medical Service HOMB, July 16— ( A P ) - T h e a* peace. .''•I .------directors o f the fasclet-party. with The German cabinet adjoin ed least one division e f the National Guard Is having MEXICO CITY, July IB.— rrem kri Mussolini at their head, shortly buforo midnight wtthoof easy training (A J \ )— Beth Yerrlagten and Ed­ last night leaned a long declara­ enacting the emergency decreed # comperillrtly , aratlnn period at Cainp Ko*. ward Maleoey, New York.Msxtco tion la which Urey-.- branded u which had been planned to futth*| ^ City f lists. arrived here el 1:30 lie s " the crltlclim H faaelem by meet the nations financial dlff*) t ,r ( Jsrksonrtlle according to press cultlea. I d’rpatches received here. yesterday afternoon by airplane rep# Mua XI. and the University of Florida The deedsration waa Uaued after The cabinet'! action came as f That m tlU Is Sanford’s own from Tampic:, near where their at Gainesville, will be contested flight sraa Inte.rupted by a forced a five-hour.session u i (Ute dtrec- distinct surprise to flusnclal clan.I ragimrnt*l medical lUteckment ror s i an eiamlnatioa to bo .Vu* • • cles, for It had been erpectad t l * l umler the tommand of Maj. Malph landing. | . tartte. ‘ ) . ' held at the Junior1 High School It Implied' that In' bis meant en- government would f.nd soma w a)< g, Stevens. Oridleartly, enough The fliers announced they Hcal the pope "dateamd" fes- to meet the payroll and othMfl n |nor 111), sebaa altd bruises are her*. Aug. II, starting at dsOO would return to the spot near m. The,declaration also Inlts- emergencies arising out of ike U H reported to'the camp hospital dally o'clock In.the morning. „ . Tamaulipas where their plow woe In making this announcement ability of the people to securel |0 |,rep the. carp* busy front tad vlgorwua efforts to gather the forced down nod repair It, i f t t f this mtmlng, Superintendent of M tirs y W h o f lu ly Into the fas- cash because of the rlosing sf thd) m«ntli% until -night. .This year, whieh they hoped to ha alia > Schools .T. W. Lawton aald* that however, aches and pa*“ ! I * * 1' det fold. 1 . fly hart and taka o ff pa » W It woe understood the c< •wp IMghi from M sales C t y T t ? Kusepd u number of drank # g perf*d ef two weeks these school! through scholara ft! * Tt 11 i — -— I J fnma ffiraa has so far been merely p ilw lM n VO Of frufrva MUD* URra htU dlfftrultlce end ohjectlone .de­ •hips, would hav# at least one jail list, night ehargod' wH sore,~the dite tp ha announced 4> veloped quickie In the cnee of such rertet of routine operations and month's time In which to pre­ Jury, after eouf*s«ing he sli hoot* In adv»<w«.'Tho fascists will of the suggestions. teat*. • ’ pare tbhmeelsea for •*• hard •*- false affidavit last March atat|tt mow in norther* Italy on the Pl­ Among the measures dlicuasr.l . Tha group left Sanfird to days amlnatlon which could eailly be hs had bean guilty of mlscawlMl' ace battle fields, by the cabinet were tbe Issuance of ago as part of li e , igsuiiatlnn of (Continued on Page Four) with M n. William II. Edward^ Tha directors met with Mureelinl lenten marks bsaed not upon gold tha It4th Infantry, Florida ,Naw ife of tha former collector of t a -' .'.:, h) hla p* is n o Vencils office where but on mortgages against German -pfenal Guard, which la to remain Urns I revenue for Now York, L • t Camp Fostrr unt.l neat Kunday he talked on Thursday with Cal. agriculture and imIusUyi restricted The affidavit waa G rit broegW , . morning. Thlity-tsui nffkere and Henry U Sdaoaon, American Secre­ (Cosill.,aed O*, Page Three) to light aarerul month* ago. Wham ^ men comprise the unit with sever. tary o f 8tato\ • "Big BUI" Edward*, former PrlnfOe•1 reierse officers and enllstvd la years accompanied by n IT-mllo Reports wore presented • bowing ton football i tar, filad n count*#. ■ men of another drtarhmrnt also an hour gale spent Its fury over that the party has a solid member■ult for divorce charging lnfldalNyk;r. Philadelphia and vicinity today aa*l*ned duiing tie tamp pcruxl. (CeaUnwed an Pag# Three) afU r hla wlfa had arcuaad him o f i irA brief h story of the detach. after causing at lenat one death mental era ally and non-auppert U ! I and property damage estimated at (Continued On Page Three) a suit for reparation. mors than gl.ooo.ooo. Wenttrom admitted to IHstrtWivQ • A eaeeeueion * f storm* swept Attorney Frank H. Coyne hla »ldrg tha d ty with lerrifle thunder dope of mUcondurt with Mrs. Edwara* .y j WASHINGTON, J u ly » — and lightning and downpour* a* had bean fnbrlroted. Ha also con* . CLEVELAND, July 1 * .- (A .P .) (A .P .)—'Tha Wlrhersham commis­ tala that Inundated whal# arena feased he had obtained n falsa dosion today denounced as "shock­ ■Thsmas Houston, past potentate under several feet o f water. position, from Frank Paaeo, Bronx . In many localities automobiles of Msdlnah Temple cf Chicago, ing to one's sense of Justice" th* chauffeur, to be uaed with hla la 1 floated away and dwellings wore was elected Uresrlal potentate of laws under which tha famous Edward's auit. MIAMI, July l t . - ( A . P . ) - W l l flooded to within n few foot of the tha indent and arable order sf Mooney Billings ease wsa conductIIEAIM4 CHURCH WOMEN Edwards posted a »«,000 bostd , Him K. Vanderbilt sailed aboard ceilings. Basina)* establishments noblrs of thd Mystic Shrine today. ML July • no a result of u move to Hold . Tho commission eltod the ease hla yacht. Alva, shortly after noon Us entered* Eaton Flet>h*r, R»him In contempt of court for falls,. ■ chostor, New York. Oth*. cf fl­ arising from tha 1911 prepared- yesterday for Fsnama, on the sec­ ure to pay hla wlfe'a few grow lp f l " eers advanced U tbs next highest nets day bombing in Ban Francis­ ond lag of hla 30,000 mils cruise out of tha UllgatUm. co aa ana in which motion* for a around the world In which ha hopes postroc. and electric Neither the dlrorve nor Urn asp- ( ' new trial “ wars hsld Inadsqustc to rolled tars specimens of marinu oration coae baa yet been beards . . to prsvsnt Injustlcs." It mads no direct recommendation* however, Tha Alva arlvrd here Sunday tha t tbs case be r»-opened. hi from North Point, N. Y. The commission concluded tbs ring Its stay in Mlsml, final A TLA N TA , Os.. July V blame should be laid at the door swpplle* for the long rrulso were of "Incompetent, weak or politics- taken aboard while members of (A .P .)—Jack Livingston pis* guilty ysatatday to five char First round play in tha annual o'clock, wltb final play scheduled ridden Judges," for much of the Mr. Vanderbilt's party went to hla general complaining against the salats on Flsbsr's Island, Miami of robbery, one of assault V City Championship tennis tcurea- tar Thursday morning. A t tha comploUan c f f nal* In country's criminal procedure. Intent to murder and ona o f h aiant, Junior dlvioloa, got undor the senior dl vial in for man. a rylng a concealed weapon, I lt«preeented a plea that the pubFrom Panama, Mr. Vanderbilt way this mors lag at 0.-M o'clock •arias of doahlre will be .played lie Insist on a complete divorce of planned to turn toward tha Oalawas sentenced to sight years whoa Charts* Williams and ltolph before 'pairings and matches will tho odmlnUtrstloii of Justice from aagos I aland*, Uispcs across tbs Judge E. D. Thomas in Full Brief storisa of vscstlon tripe to well, who had *k«ras of **• £ • * LaMolna beaked up la a hctly be announced f « i bath Junior and politics and that selection of Judge* Pacific to the Fiji's, Australis, tho county • 8parlor court. , Mr*. D. U L liarp* Harp­ prvsentsd Mrs. 0ra ttled duel which swdsd to h •valor play la tba women'* d'.vla- and magistrates be mads upon the Rod Sea, Mediterranean and beck sputa as far dUtant aa lndlare, gram, presented . . . _..o, aicompaniad by Mlai Car­ ground of conspicuous fltnss* aero,* tha Atlantic. Tha trip will wvU-oarqed victory for Jsoag )•§, ROYALTY TO GET A IR Rll men Guthrie, renderad several *•*Play on Monday will find tbs take revsrsl menthc. William*s opbune solo*. Mrs. Harper, a form­ Mr. Vanderbilt is accompanied on A t aaon today Urea first round following pairs matched i Pete NEW YORK, Jaly I L — tha cruise by Mrs. Vanderbilt, Mr.; to panford, featured tha proceed- er Chautauqua performer, was — King match*, wst* out of tho way and 'Bcklrard versus ti. C. Btscls, 1:00 Prajadhlpok and < sad Mra. PUrvw C. MssriUon of lnga of ths KlwaaU CIuh luncheon wtU-rec*lvsd by tha group. Gto loll iwini Juniors had advmacod • ’deck: O. R. MUtnsr versus UUn President Bert fo r t snnounred queen of (Ham are to gat a » re qosrterjinal play •; bedsled far Crenshaw, 9:00 od teh : Clifford Pari* and Commander Harry' to th* group that beginning at th* In tho navy dirigible Los i Hamilton Lana o f I the United tramreow morning: Will imi, bj HawsU venus Eutsns Estridgs, M i l meeting, he would rail upon galas, says the Herald Tribw dafwtlag laM oirei lira ilea Par- 10:00 odocht Roy Byrne* versus plate. Navy Msdletl Corps. Mr. (wo members sf the club weakly, , Jatk Aycodw, tlio o c’clock; listened with Interest a* Klwaalan has been authorised fo r • . Qserge Mays Verse* Walter Bach, Jo* MarentoUo told of his recant who were to giro threo-jnlMto data between July SO and M . talk* un tbclr hobby. Hs olao ex­ 040 o'clock! Wallscv Phltl pa flaking sipedlUoa to tbe coast of WASHINGTON, J u ly . 1E> vststaa Roy Bolbr, diOO o’cork; Uinttoi where a record catch of pressed the hop* that every mem­ ALLEGED BLATBX CAU (A .P .)—Federal prohibition sn; M otor U tils ’ venue sJohn T.rwUflak of almost every variety w*s ber of the dub be In atUndaoee,al i Hgsr, '0:16 /clack, T and James forewment todaj smharkad oa a hauled In by the party, eompptod U o charter night pmseatotloa at ‘ 1 SWEETWATER, Tana, m versus Dr. IL W. Rucker, now era to bo msrksd by th# big O f senior thsotor managsre la the Winter rark next Monday night cast foktd dry agents hove yet Among the Kiwanlana prsreat at 1I.-y ( A . P ) —J o s W r l g b L * employ of the. E. J. Bparks Rator«i,(»ork.vr . \ . Tho reftmd Wrekvt of 1« pU jprlaos, Ine.: Elwanlan C. R. Ms»on tha meeting today ware: A. C. NEW ORLEANS, July 16. ^ Fort, B. J. Nix, F. B. Ltmton, F. I org >M not bore oscaplstod but L F .)— Arriving unexpected!)\ a told o f hU recant builarei and F. Dorner, S. F. Doudnay,.C, O. I It to Xaswa thtfT the Mtosring piassure trip to Cuba and ths Isle apical storm etruck tho l-ouuiC. . treals ptoyan rero vriU compera; of Ptasa, where, hs said, condi­ Bare, J. M. BtlMcIphsr, B. to aad Mlstbslppl caret* with a Moots, K. 1. Hoy, Howard Long. D. U Haifa/, Win. Morrison. tions, while deplorable, wars S I­ Lmlls wind today that br aught dsd to some axtoat, and J. 0. Bharon, Jno. D. Jlnklns, C. R. mr iocbes of rala and si ght MULADU M IA M DIWI he aajoyad nuaarsua alght- Mason, Jos, Msreatotto, 8. D. MaaM. D * * » reported along tha sxnurslooa. iacludlng a Hlgblsyman, Data Brerfska, Dara Mhl2 point* that tho storm vis . PH ILAD ELPH IA. Jaly I*. Garrett, II. B. . H»rrU, H. W. • v t i l pmrthwsstwsrd. Th* wsalhRucker, Fred R. WILon. J. R <A.r ) - Jobs J. Farvoa, ••• fh L V .IJ _All . feil Adams. B. U. CUsnmll, C. A . Byrd, sr d.pa» . redactor o f th* r w We B. Eatxalngsr, J. G. Ltarerdl. and E. B. Randall. Jr. Mra..Brefsr and Miss Uuthris, together with the peel aslMr way toW m« ( « 4 " Witness In Divoi Case Confesses ® B iT D s Senate la yM doing very aibch this week, wilting an the name I press me to send them (dm* bUls to net on. Wo have aant them savers! sad I odpect they will alt Wednesday on odmo o f thorn, tbs more Important o f which wOl b« the ClgsrattgTa* hiD. Plenty of raid feiUng thees days. Bhowon era verV frequint and you cdunot toll srhod they are coming. W illiam ^ o rm o n ! ins Honors W hile 12 W edrs Camp & *385 h - " ' - n S l Sever e Electrical And Wind Tempest Hi ts Philadelphia Z ’S W P - J S * * IN PlIBUC HANDS AFTER 8 YEARS Chicago Man Named Shrinertf Potentate First Popular Assem­ bly Is Called To Or­ der L a s t Evening Law Commission Is Loud In Criticism Of Legal Decisions Cuban Senator Dies From Reported Duel Vanderbilt Leaves Miami For Panama 30,000 Mile Hop On First Round Of Play In Annual City Tennis Championship Is Began Today a Returning Kiwanians Tell Of Their Vacations Spent In Different Areas Federal Dry Body Embarks Upon Big Anti-Liquor Drive M Uropica] Storm Hits Gulf Coast District �sYXt. i f ii r t' .o- sw b* n il . take advantage of thaw. I•ILi t' ' • . a'l* .. .. GOOD GRADE SHEETS. Size 81x90.Speclal — each....... . . CRINKLED COLORED BED SPREADS. Cool lor Summer Spadal lot m alar 50c GOOD GRADE BATH TOWELS. Extra Large Size. 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I I .00 oath Spad al TWO FOB On* boa Kleenex Special tahU boyo’ On* apodal group DRESSES Your DOLLAR Seldom it So Much Quality ChU*m ’a play anlla. *Uu—TWO FOB Extra Spadal dollar valuta Oapilpt Berlin Spadal radaction «,#• ' ■ ' ' \ *1 f i �s a k v o UW CHASE TO RETAIN ■ sonai Decision Of Sanford Organisation flailed By Manager Pratt Social Calendar i ’ ........ . ■■ ; »r- •tfan dJp# 'V > *p fa -V lp l v ".> ,H It waa dltbahded at'Jackeanrllle MM the headquarter* were moved | b «* »r o 'd In May, i m The unit H i* 'redes'gnsled medical detach, merit, IMth Infantry, fa May, im j> • v\ Since IM t the detarhment hat Upn located at Banfoid. It ha* a the ml of to annual encampnmnts and thru# major tours of duty active Slat* serrIce. I t wa* ordered out to aid the rll authorise* In Urn Florida irriraa# la tho Miami dUtrlct In M . It serred again during Um IBM hurricane aftermath at Palm Beach snd la Um BvergUdes aec- uatioa of a tUlL ■f “ John T, Cahill, a depot, Land; nnd J, 1C. ChriaUan, Mc­ M y general, advised the Intosh. The district five nominees that Um Stats would out A Urn* movs th* other charguu Include! W. K. Tuttle. M. O. gaping, coerco* and carry I Overstreet and Cary Hand, Or­ g w . Thu .xtraordlaary •**■! lando. Nomine** In th# other distha court, aummooud far th! trial, then, was adjourned * nntil Thoee present wsrsi Mr*., J. T. September 15. WASHINGTON. Jaly' 15. Hardy, Mrs. H. H. Hill, Ml*/ J. Q Dlamund. who had msda ball bh Adams. Mrs. J. J. Matthews, Mi*. (A .P .)—A move which might aat Um ether charges, waa rolatoed Lorraln* Baal, Mrs. C. Q. Free­ arid* all Um 1400 license* held by from custody. Ha quickly wa# man. Mr*. H. U Bsard, Mfa. N. Radio Corporation of, * America surrounded by a crowd of wulL J. Btaastrsm, Mrs. Boy R > Pip. sub* id larim vans Initiated yeatervrUbers. UU wife, attired In n pin, Mrs. Chari** Echols, N>*. H. day by Um Milwaukee Journal’s print Summer dress, •n u t. . *—• - - ■* - - ~ active aervlr* from April, 1OT*, In Wl. Rucker, Mrs. 11— 1 McM. broadcasting station. through th* crowd and hen, Mrs. I.,W . Owswa, Mrs. M. Elisha Hanson, attorney for the tousled ■black htad ofJuly, IBM. N. Cl* re land, Mr*. A. tX Ckamber- WTMJ, asked tbe DUtrlct of Coher husband, murmuring! “ On, ' During th* quarantine ativlrc laln. Mrs R. U Mtrphy, Mrs. A. Iambi* court af appeals to rover**, the detachment aupenrleed th* honey I oh, my darling.'' a Hall, Mr*. U T. Bhsphetd, Insofar aa It applies t r station Diamond, aa Um verdict was .health cf th* Florida National d rw FrnncU * « d lawy. Mrs. J. U Da Boon, Mia. A. tt WENR of Chicago, Um radio eom. rand, slumped forward In hb chair, .Guard Iroopa.on Inapeetlan duty Barintau, Mr a. B. H. Anderson, mission's resent decision to r*« a smile quickly drivlag away tba throughout tha entire quarantine , Mrs. T. A. Brotherses, Mrs. J. U new Ilean*** hold by tho National pussling gsaa with which no area. I; abo Innoculatad and vac. , Brown, Mrs. J. H. Bewden, Mrs. Broadcasting company, RCA-Vlewatched tha J*ry aa It anterod th* clnated Um entlr* field peracanel , C. A. Andartoa, J r, Mrs. B. *, C tor Company,. Incorporated; RCA of th* United State* Department Moors, H n . R. M. Warren and Communication*, Incorporated,'and bpx. * f Agriculture, numbering more Diamond's defens* waa an alibi dhor 2000 men. tending to show ho waa In aa A L Each year during tha flaw bany hotal, 40 mile* away from n aneon said b* b a l l a v a d th* aeon* of th* torture at th* mo­ training period, Um detachment (operates th* camp hospital and Aurin, Fort Ogdon, director from ravaraal of Um WENR decision ment of Ita occurence. b providra medical attention for th* district seven; A. R- Trafford. automatically would aat oald* all Chief defeat* counsel, Daniel IL Um liconaoa lavrired In th* lltlga. Prior, told Urn Jury It “ look* Ilk* men and offirtta In caatp. Cocoa, director from dbtrkt six The rosier of th* retachment and Clroring lloos# tronsuror; lion. RontooonUtlvas of RCA *■- they are trying to railroad som*. seited timy would wsleom* an body" and pleaded with them not follow*! nnd Judg* 8. L. Holland, Bar­ Mahoney and Mb* Maj. Ralph E. Staves*. Jackson­ tow, thalr attornay. Othur apuakopportunity to teat th* commission to "send this man to n coll on a and thalr guest, ville, commending officer; CapL ruling, . am Included O. F. Gardner, Lab* bullt-up-story." Th* Slat* sought riltyaa. af Tampa, C. Boardman, Orlando, Placid; Senator M. O. OveratreeL The commission's action fol- to substantiate Parka' story of Um Frank . , ____ r ndtng so— Um* at ‘ _ . “ .* " i P. Orlando, chairman o f Um comlowad I l f — I of th* soprema ciurt midnight beating with th. fa .lL ‘ I* lev law a decision bv Um dbtrirt mony of James Duncan, with Youmans, Miami; CapL J. A. Sam­ -mitt** of 60; and J. 8. Crutch­ court af 'Delaware holding th* Park* at th* time of th* assault, ple. IIsines City; H u ff SergL field. Plttcburgb, Pa# president tw* contracts of th* rorpirallon Parks' wife, Ethal, and flv t man G*< rge Schaal, 8#rgt. James P. of th* American Fruit Grower*. with Ita aobsldbrics Illegal as wko said they saw Diamond not Holtsrlaw, Sergt- Irving L. Jacksen, SergL R chard L. Roheitaoa, garet Myara, Mary H *l«a Tew, tending fa create a monopoly. far from Um torture spit at th* Pratt presented comparaUv# Cnp. Cecil L. Irwin, Baaford. Martha Hill, Jaaa Harper. E b b The Milwaukee etatlen Inter, time of th* assault. . I’rivste* first rlss*— Duncan L. figures of lb* California and Barintau, Mrs. W. A- Hopkins, varied In Um RCA rose before th* Th* dafansa tailed eight w jt. Florid. IBI1 er*K . xhowlng lha’ Marvin Smith, Mrs. Frod Myers romlaleehn. A year ago It applied nets*, tv th* aland, most of whom Camsron, Jamas C. Lanlar, WansFlorida orange* had a»*r»g*d I I ley Porter. Lester F. Rivers, W il­ nnd Mr*. W. R. Vaughn. • tor authority to construct a 60,000. testified that they saw Dlamam Primary Dupartaoat, Mrs. J. M. watt station and asked of 170 In nn Albany hotel at th* time oi liam I . Torley, W lllbm T. Wade, from J, Townsend, all of 8anford. Wlben, Margaret Newman, Elisa­ kltoeyrte* now shared by stations tp< assault. i. Prlvat##—Charles E. Bell.. JoJustks Crapeey In l i t rhargp beth Vaughn. Gladys Pippin, Hasul W ENR and WLS, Chicago. At Lodge, Mnry\Alk* UHL Rslharte* that Um# — tioie .WENR was to th* Jury told, them that thfjf Man L. Bentonn, Charles W. CogGlnder. Loonf V a i M , |ftkWllifa ’JipargOl bf. U fa? Great* Lake* must either bribe* the alibi waa V a n , Harold L. H*t«ll, Thomas H; Master, Paul Hughes, Jack Kan. Tn-tuck, Blanch* prottn, Dr— Broodcasting rsmpany, and kaa manufactured or believe th* verqr. Her, Murray Kanner, Joseph R. Eatridge, Ludlfa Lhwion, Eileen slnCa been taken iva r by th* Na­ Lowe, Hugh U. Odham, Janmu B. Brugg, Mrs. W. W. Dr— or, McKay tional Broadcaatlng company. Phillips, Emory H. Speir, Clarence Truluck, Mike Eason, Bill!* P i l ­ Tk* Journal's application for U. BUaeoa.,David W.'Venlcrs, Or- 000 as compared with Idf.Oi'O.tKHl lar, Jack!* Ptxler, Jaka Allen, AL high power U pending. snd 175,000,000 In WM E. Ward, Ralph II. Went, all last year via Odham, Alim Newman, Albert DE I V X E SEDAN f OW N SEDAN IW9. af Baaford. Huff, Chirk* A nderaon, Georgs • Ip addition to I he above th* fol­ Mr. Crutchfield pointed out th* 8peer, in . Mack Cleveland, J r, and lowing roserv* officer* ate as­ need for continuing Um work of Heba Droanor. CONVERTIBLE SEDAN signed t* th* detachment frr field th* Clearing House, declaring U Junior Department, Jan— Taw, UnfaIng: Capt. Orville Cheatham, Ml Idrod Lomloy, Dorothy HULMr* for a conference with King Georg*. Jaahsnnrilb, D e n t a l Raserve; thTafflrmallons In th* recent paJ. V. Johnson, Ellun Betts, C. H. VICTORIA DE LUXE TUDOR The opinion waa axpreasod la of- LfauL Robert A. Crandall, Miami, pel encyclical, according to which Pearce, Sydney Nix, J r, and J. V. the rath of tha black shirts Is fk ial circle* yeetsrday that Ger­ Do— I Reserve. Johnson; Intsrmodlafa Department, taken for brood, for career or for many hardly would emerge from Th* f allowing -named' enlisted Lenla* Packard, H. K. HUt, 8tewher present crisb without greater a— of the medical detachment Ilf*. CABRIOLET art Gatchel, Elmer Johnson, W. W. "Black shirts have demonstratsd aid from Um out*Ida than she ha* IM th Engineers are abo assigned F la b r,' Chari** Tow sad E. W. yat received. fa the detachment for field train, that they know how to renounce Ira. W. J. Morrison and daugb. Darvott; Phlfathea Oass, Mba E»tag; Sergeant Miles M. Mor |i#ad. bread, career and even Ilf# when It Bally, and Mr*. A. L. Betts, b necessary for the country und W ABIIINOTO n T " J u l y 15^- Hriae, City. a roturnod frog* Tampa' and (A .P .)—A belief that Praaiden* lvats* first class— William U. for Um fascist revolution. Wing-Mana at Cryatal T u x noot atriklaf Am ear type* ever offered at sack "The fascist party spurns, thsrotht and Kenneth Klmbral, Hoover’s moratorium' plan had arbor* they sprat yootaf. for*, th# gras# attempts by which averted what would have been a ljg-'— Clt). low prl— o n now being presented by Ford dealer*. serious International rrb b today, • Private*— H 'y T. Browning, It b sought t* dtprerlaU Its T h — a n tbo alx newest do h o e creation* o f tho frith, slrrody proven by sacrifice*. waa express*! by American of- Ranmoe R. Caraltoa, C. Grono, ftrisl* aa they ronUnuad to watch (fail H. Heath, J ># Turnur, Bruia Tbs national faarist party I* not weeks. ‘ Ford Motor Company. Th oy a n designed mad bull! a party Ilk* nthoru, past and pros­ developments In Um German eco­ B, Moruhead, all of Hal— City. to meet every need o f tba automobile buyer whoso eat; U Is an organisation of com­ LONDON. J u f y ' l E - f A . F . l - nomic situation. bat, cf a military type, that has Acting Secretary Castls o f tho dselro for motoring lngnry and outstanding perform­ Tb# German flasuclal crisis plaeud achieved a revolution and has th# now signifies— yeetsrday on Um ance 1* temporod with aopnd ooonomy* Imperative duty' of defending it visit fa Berlin that Prl— Minister against whomsoever." Get tho fact* about th— Am car*. Compara thalr MacDestld and Foreign floenfar/ Tim strong port of lb* drolaraHanderooa win nfahf Friday. lithe, cloan-cut stylo with any you bov* over crested lion reada: 0 — t Britain be— Um two cab"Tim dlrarfarato of Ib* nalloMl In your own Imagination Loom about tbo do lusu * f fa* — etiag *C tlw Y . W. A . af fafa « ■ * » kora will b# able fa bring fascist party spurns with Indlgna(Continued From Pago One) Um First Baptist Oh*rob bald on about g lea— fag o f Um tension materials wKh which each ear la trimmed and npbolskip of 171,000 adults and 041,000 tlon, and with prs.-ls* knowledge Tuesday evening ad B o’clock. Im­ fa Oorssasy, sow looked on as boof Urn facte, Um affirmation* con­ youth*. Move To Set Aside 1409Radio licenses B e g u n By Group tm S m ,.,jy t r i g W IN TE R HAVEN, July I k — f i e * hundred growers and ahlpper* affiliated with the Florida Citrus Qrowers Clearing Heat* emaciation ware aaaarsd yeotarday, whIU attending th* anMMl moating of Uiat organlsaUon hare, that the Chaae aub-exchang* of Uie Florida Citrea Bxchange would continue aa a ship­ per-member uf Uie <'J«*ri"« House deiplte the recent with­ drawal of tha Exchange. A pplana, greeted the announcement, eomIng In Um form o f n telegreta from 8, a Chase, head of th* organisation, whkh was rood by Managor A. M. PraU of U»* Clearing House. The ChaSe aubmxehange, which became affiliated with Um Ex­ change * m a y*ar agn. controls IS packing house* and approxlmale), 1.000,000 malely l.OOOJW O box** of Jlrnlt. frnltThe Chase voiced ,ii* telegram -from ■ • •• bb appreciation of* ”* 1 confldene* In tho program of the clearing Hous* and i | , th* d i « u iwiititnr « »■ ■n organised front lb the mxrkata. Following Um annual matting, the commlttaa o f 60 held a n.eat­ ing, proaMad oror by Chairman Overstreet, at which plana wara, discussed for lha nominating man to Uka tha place of fo jr director* of Um Clearing Uooro who bar* leelgtmd bacauaa of their mambarahlp In lha Florida Cltrua Eiehangt. The dlracton resigning are: J. T. Swann. Tampa, district two; E. E. Tnishalt. Mount Dora, dlatrict Uirdd; W. F. Glynn, Craacaat City, dis­ trict four; and Phil 0. rater*,' B E A U T I F U L June Honor Roll Of Church I Announced N E W fcfiswlisl lo ypui Mir nv'nvIeN r * ftN ■ 'tg riU * r ■r>-^etr. •*M.<ol F O R D URG IS TO AID CRISIS .a.* i s : -:iu . Ma-. faM Uy. BMMpM p — * * . T i t : — « i i Ms. :s s r s u e . m #v* ' A l "*-' G itfi Home Scene Of Church Group Meet /asA riul«fa »- Hi h i ill U r rtow, IfaMn th4 •j ^ h I a S i* •!IM t U m it lO F a s c i s t s Brand As L i e Criticism O f Pope P i u s XI mediately after Ufa arrlvri of tbo — fa a abort.buria— ssuafau was conducted by Mbs Loyco Martfa. Oamaa war* then enjoyed uatil a late hour when aa tea /tte'dA K i present worn: Mr. and ry King, Mr*. J. M. Cam— Um Ml— s Roby Marita, Phillips, Myrtle Nrism. Vlchsry, Loyw Martfa, Date* and .two. visitors, Danes* sad Lncills Thorn* ,Jj! l7li< >Ja ro 5 ‘y/y-lMl r i Cl CENTRAL FALLB, R. I.. July Ik — (AJ*.)— Strikers of Um Gen­ eral Fabric* corporation last night turned a deaf ear to an invitation of a department ef labor at eat and Behind this active fere* Umr* v— said fa b* mere than 1,000,• 0M In Um Juvenile organisation, t— g fa buy* from eight years op. Tbssu figures. It was undsnfaod. w g i cited fa Indicate a steady gvgwth fa Um party fa meant maath*. presumably aa Um — oil of. resignations fr— Catholic argoal sat Iona. Tk* party’* declaration was dL rigid Into throe ports- Those dealt wMk 4k* pop*'* criticism of Um •otti {assists take te Um due*, the gdbra action In publishing kb encpeUrri abroad sad with general Ifadali of Um papal critkbm and a darifaution o f the fascist detorml■aOan forcibly te daftad Um par- tained fa Um recent appeal to for­ eigners sent from th* Vatican, In whkh It ws* said that Masoaa had risen fa prominence fa tha party ranks. "Tb* attitude ef tbs party ha* bean, and U, positive on that score. I f Don Btuno (priest who was charged with political activity In Catbolk Action) Is la axlla In London, Um grand master of Ma­ sonry Is on tbe Island cf LJpari. " I k * directorate af the party l* vlgibnt te prsvrat any of Um old remnants of lha Masonic and liber­ al daya from resuming any acUvlties, even on Um edge* pf Ufa **• glnas. But, thb haring been stated. Um dlrocterate af lb* party ralb attention te Um unbanrd of al­ ii— established between Ufa Vati­ tyfa work. .•th e disaster— of tbs national can aad Masonry, which ar# bound h r i„ • i t , U s U i s m i da. (•gather In a common hostility to­ ward a fascist state." • • 5WK * /ITT CH i Which ■'-EL aterod, and bow carefully th— are tailored. Sit and rid* In tbo wide, roslful seats and you w ill roallao that Just ao do restrictions have boon put on meebaaleal performance, so bo limit* bare bora placed oa comfort and beauty. There is much to Interest tbo careful buyer—-a choice o f sparkling colon, a variety o f rich uphoL strry materials, Rustl— Steel, safety glass, HoudalUo double-acting shock ahso^on, oM-pUco welded otool wheels, slanting windshield*, and many other faatnrso which make the Ford o happy lu v u t m t # �7r.-aH S ^ ;,T--,*.f«r *V h, <-**-»(#<-* » - *»v*«7 »otm * m • 4 f • y . V-J B A N F O H D H C T A L D . S A W T O fc P . f L 6 « C f r " ABe* NO FOOLIN? TofieaT^mhhPi'o In Flayoff Tuesday A new and Improved rinir, togather with a larger aectlon of ringside seats I* scheduled, to A m t Sanford and Orlando fight ,fana who will meet at the ball ■ pork tonight wherti Stanley "Kid" .Pockham, the (lator botlng • » ’ will ihow the world that he can •tap all. the mouthing rind milling Of Eddie Stewart, the Miami ■ ni«H. . I | I fr ,c ff I I I J j| * I I * ( _J BHtttant 68 r POO*. OlO CHAftllS V H 6 » TMHOUOH T n e X CHICAGO vV ENJOVIMG OWE c * H is o c r r ■S’ EAS’OW ff S *ia T T ^ ~ \ , ( Pa i r , f o r a / VHUSKY 0 ta «.) . G&/MM „ A l w a y s h m n& 6 1 S T VtAR.5 OH TUB ' OOD VBARJS .... i l ^ s t HAS UVBO UP TV TUB ( \ y t OF TUBPAST 3u BAH „ Asp tinr.HiafdS havb * b * t ThC c u o s 1st »».<£IRAOBKITH THBUC Au. AROUHO t ) 1C.4 */QRK \ 3 C 1 - ? ^ 77tf cu tis HAVtDlSOONTlWBO 7M IX . HUUT TOO. A N tlV , FIRST SACXCR. f « RtChire NseqUp” SjH*WK TORONTO, Out, July 16. fA .P .)—Walter Hagen fought ah uphill liatlle .*•, defeat Perry Alll**, Ili.tish pro at the Wennsee club In tterlin, by a single atreke in their 36 hole plnyulf for I he Canadian open golf chantpbnshlp y eaterday. “ The Haig," after trailing Alllsi hy cne stroke in the morning round with a 73 to the Bilton'a 72, ■hot a brilliant rjt, (our under par, in (he aflern iop to win (he title nth a 3d.hole total i f 141. AUss fullnwed his par-eipiallliig muming round with a 70, ony to ree Hagen slip Into the rhampl rnshlp w th a magnificent display <n the l»: t nine holes. In the final analysis, lh> nlngtiong Lallic war decided -m the 33th hole. Allies had squared the match at the 34lh by sinking n 36. foot putt for a birdie three. On ext next h*le, however, Hagen's see-ml ju it failed to ko down and he sank a short putt for a birdie three. Alllaa' iccoird lad rolled to w thin it yard 4f the cup hut In fhix crisis, the Briton's putting touch failed and the hall rollcn to one aide o f the cup, glylng Hagen the one-stroke lead he needed so badly. As it w ti, A llli* caihe within an nra ol'rquaring the match at the h' Rid green, a long putt for a l*‘ nlle three missing by lathe*. Hagen with the championship in ilia grasp, played aardy, carefully rolling up hi* approach putt and linking the abort one ho had left to halve the final hole In four* and thus win the one big rhan!pi<nsli p ho never previously had cap­ tured. Alllss held tho lead m a t of the day, and 'then had rallied gamely l0 deadlock Ihe match aftrr living two stroke* to tho bad u» late a* the .Hat. lie rut “ Sir Wal­ ter’s” lead t i one stroke at the 33rd when Hagen threc.putted and then deadlocked the match "train with hla I mg putt at the 36th. -W#eA iw ;tif\ fi fZ v In Public H a n d s A iiet & V e l r s Shoots re# n W w H f’Gifet . Faitt* At Ball Parle • For Boutto Tonight That haul, a in rnuhd affair, . will -Jolla* four |rrlimlnarlcv tie •Ignrd a* fan and fur-tow af­ faire, and a battle-royal which will aev fix rtiltin-d boya trade bloat. The entire evening's pro­ gram grta under way promptly at 8:30 o'clock, with a record crowd predicted. • Advance information front , gtawart'n tamp la that ha exMeta to fight from the flrat bill, and that a knockout will be forthcoming before the fight It minute* old. fn hi* latt appearadee^agrlnut peririram on Ihta In­ augural rirtl h e r e , StcwaVt fought what hn called carefully, otfiMtWlng to feel Ida way along Beckham'* atyle. He acted at (trough he waa over-confident ond apPHVrd fn throw <ifr all that Peckham hail, yet, upon hrtng quratlonedi he ailndlted that Peckham "had rmiclhlng", and that ha took plr'niy. Peckham, In the meantime, gnawera all of Ntewarl'a prrx*agentry hy declaring that the drelllon he earnai! here two wreka • U t *iu T'fr g'.ri Uo^tw-«)t .>,» * h n a *t*> ifa n mm »t*r&^&rrTmr -w —« • » w m \fh (Continue.) From fa g * On*) banged In the assembly A l l o ffi­ cially op«t ng the cortex,' Don F r y in g Nlcctd Alcala Katfibra, th* w h it* halted provisions] pitnldent tK; )h« republic, delivered th* p'rethJeh. Goal address. The head uf the nblnet whlc NEW YORK, July 16.—(A .P .)— haa carried on *inc« the .monarch fell hut April pointed odt (hat In about thie* weeks a new 40tha republic had finally ' come, pamengrr Dying boat will take the glr ia Connecticut to another "after p quarter o f a cealtiry of great atrlda will be taken toward struggle for HbdHy.su tba perfee the nearing day of regular Iran*. example of a peaceful iVwflulton. Atlantic g>r travel. jn i* cabinet now wished; be said, For this plana Is to gy InU the to resign, Its powan to "Spain’* Caribbean service of Pan-Ameri­ only majesty—th# couetftutent can airways, which ia tho testing airembly.” R * urged tba.deputies ground for commercial trans-At. tn attack thdlr many problem* lantlc Bights. and to throw .their entire energies The new plane, the largest eomInto outlining a new conaliluUun mercisl phme ever built, will fly be­ a* quickly aa ptrlaibld. tween Miami and Baranqullla. As tha assembly opened there Colombia, a dlxtamc of 1330 were ohly t#o splashes * f tha miles and <nly 60 nf wh'ch U over color of the past visible In the land. Tha hop from Jamaica to a rn*. These w#r* (He -unirnrmb Baranqullla I* approximately the Of two “ mace begren" who atood, ■■me distance aa ln>m the Atlantic dreaaed like the Jaek o f spddm, on seaboard to Bermuda, the cbiitlL either eld# of the ■peaker's rmi. Ilona are abo'tit the same, and al. trvm carrying ahclenl pikes and n e t all tha way the pilot i* out lantern*. Above them towered the of sight o f land. two heroic statute* o f Ferdinand TarwAmertran Airways is defL and Ihabella. n.l.ly .Interested In participating in Otherwise the rhxniber wax an AtlaStlc lino and it looks tin ■tripped of everything which Its Caribbean department as a savored of the day* bf the mon­ practice ground on which to learn archy. * tb* lesson* necessary to successful ft pain's first emmm deputies cperatlsn of a iro,»-ocean service, were rhrered luUtlly at they en1 which romc experts bcUcv* will term! the arxhmbly kail. ‘ coma within two yyan. Rig Catholic priest*, who are The new giahl flying boat, and mdfiibtr* o f the assembly, Wei a sister ship already begun, are present, dreaaed ttt their robe*. constluctrd with an eye directly The only untoward Incidents re. on AHanl'c flying. They are built ed up to last night were the with a range of 1000 miles, which Ing of Papal Nuncio Tedes can easily be extended by ■aerifies rhltif by the crowds as he antarad In f a anidll portion of the pataenthe cnngieaaiomil l.ulldlnU, and Ihe iter apace. The plane* are equipped jeering at tha civil guard* during a* Ids'll bleusly aa any uccan liner*. the m Itary parade. Doth theaa When an Atlantic lino la inau­ outbreaks were drowned quickly gurated It probably will be oper. In th* rltlnoroua wavo of public sled Joldtli by Amcrban, Eng. entualtam. Ilsh am) French' companies. riealdrnt Alcala Zamora wa* Pan-ASnerkan Airways w i l l visibly affected by the cheering. certainly operate the leg from thu "This will be thu last of Spanish Eaxlrtn rtahsald to DenrloUa. Im­ levoluliona/' ho nsld, “ and . tbo perial Airway* to Great Britain first which Open* the pathway to h a * flyin g monoplane* at social Justice. We must avoid fur­ Bermuda and Aero l-ostalo of ther bloodshed. • • • Francd at Ihe A icH t, hut because “ There is no possibility of a re. of it* experience In the Caribbean turn of ,lhe monarchy. Fiee from ■ilrobl *bd fix 'laVgc avcr.wjtrr all foreign tutelage, wa ar* mas. equipment, Pan-American probably ter* of our fate." will sled operate from Bermuda It lb* AXdre*. From tire latter SENTENCED TO * YEARS point Imperial Airway* probably will lun a line to London and Aero July 16. - r I’oaUI* another to France. A T L A N T A , Us. (A .P .)—Joik Livingston pleaded I t la expected that the three guilty yesterday to five rharggp n frtpaalM will plot incrrtnrx. rntfor robbery, on* of assault with American Its govenmtcitt mall intent to mutdrr and one of carry­ gqaninlee and lh« other subsidies ing a concealed weapon, and waa nf equal amount, in cne operating sentenced t» eight years by Judge company and then pay each in­ E. D. Thom** In Fulton cmnty dividual company according tu superior court. tho mileago over which It open, at**. MANTILLES IfKCONCTT.BD The two new giants of the atr are built with an eye to all passi­ NKW Y O R lC jV d y 1 C .-(A .P.) ble rmcrgrnrtrs during ocean —Thomas Franklin Manvlll* Jr., figh t. Cabin* constructed In with­ heir to millions, and big bride, the stand buffeting uf hlgb sraa In former Avonne .Taylor, showgirl, tasy Of t forced landings In thy arc reconciled. mean and each of th* four great i ~ tinam lM a n l l isr f ^ tMiSib ■— — *■ • Bfavt W W 'Gc* M f For Over-sea Jumps rite v w dtftttTt i p p altarhcd beWc*n tie lop of cabin *nJ the vrider aid* o f wlh- rn that Jolni-d tn'/ethJr- t k # . formed a lirrad :-a I. • x ,* Troiniag of- personnel and expoilltMprailnq with equipment ho* been going on in Ihe Cxribheoa un­ der tlh-etlan uf Ton-Antrricatl ix * peril rvey tinre Col. t’harieb Lbidbcigh iqrcncil Urn Imt1.. -. PILOTS SIGN FOR It ACES. LONDON, July 16.— (A .P J — IJenL At .W/ill stni, Am ereog, speed flirr, ,mii) atxit for hotift today <n tb- l.ovinllian, bavlngreerulteil several of Europe's leas, ing pilol.i f tr Hie . nntional ‘ air raceu at ClotcDnd. ........ —— t .... FORT MYERS Giwiml Lrokw for flrrl unit " f new t ’ongreg*tianal f ’hurrh build ng in Edison Pari.. ■■ t 1 K flavia, Ihruglaa, Klliott, Finlay- lire* and tulwa, propoaed hy Rep- better la required for a passing ago waa no accident. I’rchhsm am, Fuller, tloff, Horne (Jack- rraentativo Madisun, Duval, wa* mark, while in mark In any aubhaa hern working mil dally. Im­ jic t below 30 will I * considered. eon), Horne (Madlaoni, Kendrick, eliminated. proving an already dynamite .Student* who will rompvte far The amendment uf Iteprecarrying left arm, and perfecting l-cu (Manatee), tarwia (Palm a change of |,are which la ci Reach), l.indler, f.owe, Madlaon, senlalive Watson to act a glut) I he traehrr* college examination pactrd to hatflo the Stewart hoy. Maaon, Mathrwa (Duval), Mai* unual tax on each plant of mat­ will reerivc (200 a* u loan each Prom all Indirallnh-, the fight theua (tillchriat), Morton, Mr* tress manufarturet* waa adopted, year for four yrar* If they have l*eeplca, n* were several *mendiiieiit-i hy • n mark ln-lter than any other Will I * the la"*l of the ai-aan.i l-i Keniie, Pag#, Parker, date. It haa attracted ronaidrr- Prine, Hol erta, Rttblrrau, Shackle- llepiesyntutive Tuyhir eliminating contesljiit In the examination. able attention in Orlando, at well lord, Sledgr, Stewart, Trammell pruvlaion* fur taxation uf chain I f the student teaches In a Flurl aa Sanford, ailll fnllowi-ra of hotli (llrriard ), Walker, Ward, Went­ store operator*, and another to da school for two years after is auto­ campa in large number* will be worth, Wealer, Weal, Whitman, set a |2U lax on various profea- graduation the note Yearly.— (7. matically cancelled. tinna. ’ af the ring*Ida tonight. Aiwint; Atuleraiiti, Harrow, .Student* who compete for the , Th* arml-final affair lietween Tin- linn o defeated an amend­ The match was all aqusis no laa> (llighlanda), ment hy Hepreaenlallve Matliewa, fiimtorisl KihnUtxhlp will l It, 0. ltockry and llranal l.«n- Rhiudwnrlh, Smith, Strickland, Duval, to reduce (he tax on rent* ccive tin- ilium amount of money fewer than all lim n. Hagen Mater, ruin red middle-wright* li Mllrhrll, rtnrted shakily ami found him­ expected to pleaxt, every fan. •Slurkie, Trammell (Calhuun). rterle* In large eillca from g23U each year fur four years but w Ite|trr.iriilallvc Andcraon loft to $|iir and one by Itrprrxcnla- •ml he required to repay the loan. self four stroke* to the bad after Horkey ia the hard-working and four hole*. Ho clipped single clean-inning Sanford nrgro who the rhandu-r, refining t„ vote. ilve Me Kory, Seminole, to ex­ Krminote county strident* will s tr ke* off (hla advantage at the tomptle with Brevard county A (lrr tl*o. final tvt>t« waa, anempt for-ldrn airplanra awl aeaclearly oul-pnintrd lanrtatee ttmlrnl* for this senatorial srhol n'xih, eighth and ninth ' hole* to here anme day a ago, yet lout the noiinrrd, opponent* aoiight I - pre* plune.i from a 123 tax. 1 turn in 33 atiokex to 34 for A Ilia*. iludc any further ron»lder*l|on decision, He flglils Ida way rare­ Other uniendment* defeated urahlp. A Ilia* went two stroke* ahreii fully, and given twire-aa lull'll of the hill hy ruilomary tegli. were: To exempt college student* Mr. Lawton said that any per again at the 13th where llegen aa he takei. Aa a defcnalve Intivv procedure, involving a mo* from paying any tax; to reduce son* inlervslrd In taking llu ei< put hla second in tiro credit river, boter. he atanda head and t ,iun *» monairlcr the vote and the tax no itinerant merchant* nminations may get ill toucl but the Detroit veteran holed out •houldera alxivo any nrgru ami a motion In table the motion for fmin film to |r,0 and to ret a with him nl the Court Ilnur, with a dcuie at tho 14th t » square In a ring here an far, and a vic­ ireonaidrratlnn. graded rcalf, from |I0 to gltMl, where enrollment blanks an; The (aiding motion «a * Inal n» lax on fruit |iedd!er* not aeil- other information would he D- tho matrh, Allis* blowing a 14. tory for the Sanford hoy would inrh putt and taking four. Hagen on a rrdl call vole, -4r, t,i 43. It.-p- ing their own produce. plaaae the crowd. sued. wrnt into the lead for Ihe flr»t real-ntMliVe Alhuty, Monroe, who The House lurried it* attention In the main preliminary, Kill tithe at the 16th add after that voted « uni net the hilt, then moved at a night Hireling to local legis­ T A R IF F IDHAH AHKK1) Allen, the rurly-liairrd I'oaxl first one and thrn the other would Lina rlerk of Sanford raped* that the vote he rernn*idcted lation. take the advantage. WASHINGTON, July 13. to flatten Young Thonipaou, a July !?)i, one day after the aecuntl Representative Wood, Liberty, N' l more than one stroke rxtranrilinary araalnn will ad­ (A .I’.) -A n o|ien letter w *. adMiami I |H pounder, with i-aae, rhairmnn >f the House finance sepa-atrd Ihe two stars then until journ. lie waa ruled nut nf order, dressed tu Democratic senator* .Allen la line nf the fighting*.I rn l taxation eornmlttee, said he llagrn gained a lead of two at the little men you've ever teen, and and changed Id* dote to July 27. wmid seek to lay tu take up the yr»lrrduy hy Senator WaUon of 23rd hole. Allis* squared It again Parliamentarian* held the reIndiana n-klng them to specify ha» the Intestinal fortitude of a hill In tax professional men. at the 23th and then went one up mils I take place tiger. Ill* technical victory over rnnaMriiitioii The House received n number the tariff change* they sryighL again at the 27th Wheru Hagen Young St like* of Orlando, wai within 24 hnnra, and the House nl new hilt* yesterday, Includ­ mltted a putt of a fait. TOUlilHTH RTBANIIEH a plaaaure In helintd, and hi* fol. nilnpled, 111 In 43, n nmli'm lay ing one hy Representative Chap­ It was at this point th it Hagen lower* will he out In large ItrpM.M'ntnlive Taylor, (iadxlen. pell, Dade, for emergency approCOFF.NIIArtEN. D enm ark. mail,, his stand. Walter almrat tu rec*maider today. A motion tu number* Vnilght. pi inti-n nf y2.'i,ri00 In pay tala- July 15,— (A .I’. )—Several thouIn led hla tee shot at tha short 23th kill the hill striking nut the rnriea and expenses of the stite rand German tourist* were and srorrd ,a deure to aquart tha Oiling clause waa loat 4f> tu 4u, lacing roinmiaeiun until the rom- j.trrmlcd in hotels-^prstenlsy lie- matrh, then falluwad with a ’csrllrr ill llm day. misslnii becomes self-supporting. cause rlinuffrure and shnpkrcp. l> rdtp three at the 2Dth that put TayLr eiiglneen-il the In I Another hill, hy Representa­ rrs n-ru*rd to arrept mark*. M him two stroke* ahead. through Its advancement from tives Madl-on. Duval, and Moon, was rt-itiileil that Danes hut bil­ lecond to third trading, hy vole Marion, would permit Kr*nf*h- lion* hy lhu fall of the mark In W INTER PAR K —Comer Drug •>( to tu IP, and up to final ac­ American war veterans U a|mn- 11123. Stars opened for business. tion. aor boxing rxhihlllons. (Contlnurt From I’ege One) 1 1 ' ■ The amendment to tax news, Houaa yratardny, hut before it inputs was introduced by ILpadjourned, rrpreeenl alive* voted irsrntativr lilrdvue, llillabar jugh. —-ri r i ir-rew. w r.'wk ) i s I t -----T" * '■■■■ ■ ■ ' j f.’ state nrwa]t,<|iera to rwonaider their tin Inn today, He charged A maae of roll rail* morketl with maiiilaitiing almost conthe advancement of the hill tu a slant crlllrlim of the la-gisialure final.vote end attempt* of pro­ and drrtarrd them “ the large't ODcTetBKS pfoiltiy different fritn other cate. ponent* to rrronaidrr the finel nrgeitlied lobby against revenue action. IrgUlalinn tu the atate," CWfertnt hr design. S n U lW . M ote U^vKxktO, (Continued Ftoni Page One) . The bill, advocated hy a apeclet llcprrsentalivr Kannrr, Martin, passed If a student applied him­ i W a • d i& * x te » j m tah |*C Rouae committee a* a mean* of defended smaller newspaper', self". ralalng approalmalely |Ctm,IKM) who, he said could imt afford to Varanrles because of gradua­ In perfoementc. M o rtlife . M o fc’gpitft annually in revenue, waa auhject- pay largo taxes. RepresCnlatlve l l y make It possible for four W ( 0p.' M ore security at high sweeda. •d to a deluge of amondnirnta Parker, Leon, Joined him. local stir tent, to secure scholar­ from the time It w*a brought up - - - - - - - a r t o c h n t r o i . t (u t’« The ante for daily newspapers ships this yrar, Mr. Ijiwtun said. for ronalderetlon yeiterday morn­ na<i 10,000 circulation or leas, The State Hoard af Education yoxican/W/. A n d a differeAnr yooll tharaughtyn^X' ing until the roll waa called fo r «100 a year; 10,000 to 20,000 cir­ offer* a teacher* rollege scholar­ IU defeat. culation 1230; 20,000 or more, ship to each school. Resides this Lohk 'kfcxirrlt "fedtmine' otfe Car After aarirher.' - Among the amhndntrnta adept- I ' iOO. For weekly |lepers, |t),(N»o the |l,aid offer* a scholarship Drrrt ont a t after another.' Comparison* will cewed waa oil* to act a graded tag dmllatiun or lees, |20j 10,000 entitling a student from tha 37llt ■ M y CtaAiiftg y d i d tif Only Chrysler engineering aO dally and weekly nowipe pet a, tu SOjmu circulation, (30; more .Senatorial District lu take any viwnglng from |2& U fSOO a rear than 20,000, ft 00, ® te 0 2 * Cftrydter rteultx. course he wishes at Yllher school. flBell fall: The House ac^eptrd an amend­ Any high school graduate who ^Ayaai Hpaaker lawla, Itlark. ment by Representative Ituhln- lives in SemlaoJe Opuraty h* ellDlouat, Ballard, Chap- can, Hade, to set a graded scale, glble for the examination. While ' dlid Icoia Chappell. Collier, Durrance, from $3 to f80, for Using auto- a student whs Is noW In hi* first, •*» ,V:> * I N 1’ ' an, Harrell, iielmea, Kanitir, rrtdbn* tire dealer*. Another srcood, or Utlrd year at college .Kahn*, Kelly, JCeiundy, ameOdment, by lleproaciiUtlve is eligible, list student a ho haa i& 9 *0 L *k & a i i V s t j r * 77tr u i r v s i e r btoftt t Moon (CltniaL llooii Trammell, llrerard, axempli-J graduated from a (ollego will be 0 h *9 »i * ), Me Rory, Horlman, wooden toll bridge up*raton from allowed to.compete for the echolHowe, Rogen. .Sapp, si ship. .................... iU|airiai n slu : . : ................. .. Florlila manufacturer* were Slone, Strom, Taylor, The examination, which will Tomatello, Walnwrtght, exempted from paying any but cov*r a period o f about four Wetaon, Wuthrook, a manufacturer'll tan, by note of i hour*, will be baaed on the fol­ v-« Henri Cochet congratulating N ig *)1 ‘rWeod, Kim.—T “ 41 to 41 on a motion by Repro- lowing subjects: KngUshi Litera­ (England) a l W iM a A w ; aflar 0* Flwacb »Ur At bury, . aenutiva Watson,- Hillsborough. ture; Gtntral irtilo rj; American tM first day af. I t * ri Brown, Provision for a MO ■ M ir u x History and The (MfutluUoa. and fsalad,by kl* KAg|tte rivalt “ * ' .fat aatomoblle Algebra. An averag* , y f . 70 aekoatlon ■HJpa In ^ match ;i As. A it. i ' da l SEE the d ifferen ce FEEL the difference You’ll ENJOY tht difference Y o u ’ll Y o u ’ll CIOARFTffBTAX BILL RfiJECTEH ^ B Y COMMITTEE State L o a n s To S t u d c n t H ToBe C o n t e s t e d For , ' ' ! , . “ ;<B K ’, w T U ( t R n n n f ) i r ™ 4P. lgg(-. AFTER UPSET IN TENNiR WORLD.. 5- p m . ,,r' Hi cik . " € 0. " l \ * ^ ‘ l SANF0KD BtncK 9 T ' ii * _____ . * r f g V i L - r i < t �ALP. BANFORD, T EST BEE CATCHER RADIO TONIGHT’S PROGRAMS WJ AX—Jacksonville Ilia Orcheatra, NBC. ij r f f; j*" WEDNESDAY, July t5. WRUF—fialaeav'llg ,5:00, Jacksonville Bcarh Tier Orchestra; 5:30, Enots Entertainart; 5:45, Majestic Theater; 6:00, Atnom 'n* Andy, NBC; 0:16, Tlol«ne Singer 4; 0:30, Phil Cook— ''Ilia Quaker Man; 0:|f>, Uro ge Waihington Hotel Orchrntra; 7:00, Mclher Hubbard Hour; 8:00, Hal. aty Stuart, NBC. 8:30, Jackson­ ville College of Munir; 0:00, Vita, bar Orchentia, under dlreetion of John Lucy; 9:30, Coeoa Cola Program, NBC; 10:00, Kraft Cheese gregram; 10:16, Eddie Squire, the Carling Hotel Melody Man; 10:30, Clauda Notin'* Good Will pr». gtam; 10:46, Vincent Dope* A 5:00, Time Signal*; BtOl, Paul Jone* A Ills St. Lout* Joy B"y*t 5:45, Radio Scrap Book; 0:00, Or. gan Program; 0:30, J. R. Batchr. lo«*, Tem r; 0:45, 8. a Glass Hamtonira; 0:55, Sheriff A Police Report; 7:00, Pauline Mlirll, Vio­ linist ; 7:15, Kdward Newcome, Baritone; 7:30, Baseball Result*; 7:31, Winga of Commerce; 7:46, Benny IJght A Mark Cork; 8:00, klemorim at Twilight; 8:30, Dixie Deuces Orchestra; 9:00, John W. DeRiuyn, Baritone; 9:15, Hawal. ian Inetrumentalista; 9:25. Base­ ball Results; 9:27, Weather Fore, east; 0:30, Sign Off. ( lit e r a r y * • r *f l fk Hrre’s Ethan Ellen Andrew* Jr., uf Bali ini re, MtL, showing how he won the annual bee-catching content uf the Maryland bee­ keepers, held at the bee culture laboratory of the Department of A g ­ riculture, Somerset, Mil. 7he ohjrct of the contest wn« tn catch the wide mouthed Lees with barr hands and keep them prisoner* In bottle. L ig h t s ------- By LAOS M O R R IS ______________________ Hew*l Year U tent turn Today? ACROSS 1-iuerk Twain S-’Jlurxymaa 14-New trsnsporUtUn arm (coined word) • j 15-Lee vt i out * 18-Rlgtot guard fabJ » n -ro tt i mi lift StUivv f i f l E cO rc CHRISTIAN SCIRNCK crilllKCHKH was the subject of the |,r**nn-Sermott In *11 CJtutrhr* ut Chri*t, Scientist, on Sindljr',* July 12. The Gulden Text was from John 4:24. "Jesu* salth unto them. My mest i* to ilo the will iJ him that tent me, and to Ttnlih hi* work." .Among the citation* which inmprisrd the Le*son*8ernion war the following from ' tho llih’e: “ Brethren, I rounl not my* *•*1f to have apprehemled:but this one thine I do, forgetting those thing* which are liehlml, end reaching forth unto Ihnsa thing* which are before, I [ire** towanl the mark fur the prlxe ol the hieh ratline of tied In Chrtlt Jr*u«" (Phil. 3:.13, 14). Tlie I lesson-Sermon u'*o tnrlui|ei| the ful.’uwtiig |*«**Bgr* from the Chridian Science text* look, '‘Science nnd Health with Key to the Scripture*," by .Mary Baker Eddy: " l ’hii*iinn Science rercsl* a necessity for over­ coming the world, the flerh, nnd evil, ami thu* de'troylng all error. Seeking in not sufficient. It in striving lhat enable* u* to OSCULATOR CAPTURES A (LOSE ONE AT ACQIIKUUCT YESTERDAY’S 8-Ooddes* of fruit ANSWER 9-Startle :r i i |L Ubl sl t j l } r* * nim* ’/rMW*nrtV,.«v, WASHINGTON, J u l y 15— I (A .P .)— Private Olaf Nelnon, Fort Oil**. Texan, died yesterday alter I five unsuccessful atfemptn to ex­ tract from hi* nophaitu a *.t of Dr. W. E. MarDOUGALL. CHI­ ui if fit ini teeth hr nwallowed lani ROPRACTOR, l* now located at Saturn*), He ditel liernuu' four Ridden hit residence in Flotal llwlghta, |r;nfn designed to hold teeth in S. Sanfurd. Phone 608-51. ylare pleree-l HIn esophagus. Thi S— Automobiles____________ •oldie, Wnn ni-lied here in no a 65-Over and touch­ ing 60-Frlghtened * 61- Concerning 81-Englleh writer 64-Ohe who add* 68-American esssylst 87-Art critic DOWN 1-Engliah tailritt 3-Fra-llke vege' tablet 3-Buff lx: one who 4-Crowd 6- Dutrh chtsia 8-No*trils 7Author of -Arccdla" 4— Huslnctot S ervice L A N B Y ’H DRUG STORE— Preacriptiune, magaxln.-i, fountain irrvlce. PROMPT deilveriei. Phone 103. BUILDING BLOCKS— Irrigation boxet and general cemert work. MliacU Concrete Co. J. E. Ter* willager, Prop. 3nl and Elm. 7 — Flnnndnl EXCELLENT MAID <>r cook can l>e fiund nt HOI Sanfurd Avenue. CHARLOTTE. N. C„ July 15.— I A .P .)—Typhun fever yeslerday thitned a v h tm hi re in Aniy Thnndiury, 14. IHn was the second death Irom the di-ra c cVer re. ei ide,I in Chari die. W .H .L O N G HENS and FRYERS D H KSSK 1) OH L IV E !)A — P o u ltry KOlt SALE.— Aln.iil 40 or Ml yoiini: while Irgliom pullets we glilng uL ul one pound or tuote each. Good slock but c *n't keep all t.r them. C. A. Gaines » t ID raid of fire. Vi— W anted W ANTED: Small hou»e 1 lent. Must l>r haipatn. Summersill, Geneva, Florida W ANTED In tent house aci.. land on edge 1 1 city tilling station doing giowl buslnrss, Phone 629-W or K1ni Ave. Bunch Rentals COTTAGES. BUNGALOWS APARTM ENTS the rinse finish of the National Klailinn race at A<|uedml, Long ini by W. It. i* at the rail; Economist, center; Universe, To adrertlse onr superior bulbs we are giving away several lhou*and chidea ' G M Darwin Tulips. Mall IM i ruu|N<n wilh 23c (no • W * H ) tn caver packing and malllmg of a sample collection o f 11 rhulre hidhn guaranteed la Idoom In emeurtrd color*. Thli nffer expiree July 10. Og|9 one roller! Ion for earh coupaC VALLENTGOED lll'l.II CO. Auburn, Wash. t . I THRILLING SPECTATORS AT WESTKRN RODKO l5_Annrtntrnle F o r Kent ICECREAM FOR RENT; 5'utnlshrd A Unfurnlslo'd Hpuillurnt*. Mr*. Noble, tllft Mj I lie Ave. F im N ifu iiE ;! Removal sale nuw going' at WAGGN Ell'S. ANGKL’S HAHHECUE * Open IB A. M. In 2 A. M. Sanford & (irneea Furnish* d garage well vrntilrted. n i*'ul Western r. den #1 the rnnrli or Jim J* (tries, former ring clinmtinn, ul IE r Here i* n striking action phiure lakwi during the event. It show* l.'eril llenly grtotn I a* hi* horse Mumbled. A vch. . > I.ONCH ROOM VISIT 5 ft 10c Lunch Jt Coffee Shop. •)pen !i A. M.— 9 P. Anti See For Yourself Why O u r llnrlrrin Count Ih Mnlnlnined Under 1(1.00(1, II. S. Kliindiird For CKKTIFIKI) MILK I noper (Inn Invited At All Ilmira SIGNS IIAIH CUTTING — 25g’ WJIwm'H llarhrr Shop.r Hunt First SI reel •» Arcade llltlir. DAYTONA HKACH MENTALS By J. Carver Pusoy BENN Y Cut Out For Handy , *, Hrfrrrncn m i PURE CR EA M Ft lit SALE: Ten aero reliiy farm with house ami <i|uiprnrlit. Well tiled. Four I lowing well*. Will n il nl •nctiilce. Impiln,' of linn I Mel• livnlher, t nnieion Avenue. ^ odcz D im e 's w i l l o e t o i HOUSFS, AFARTMICNTS, CO'ITAGES * II) thr wrek, monlli or » « ■ « » , Try onr id our apartments, r*|ui|>|H'd with twin bed*, frlgldalrr. lights, g*«. Iturn and allvar.. *lhr> will errommodule U lu 7 people. Only 83U.UU per weak— ■ Junl bring )our bathing •asil and mnrr III. , r 111 «, iirreo Vis. T0 5 T TW O DESK. — r OFF. e V E R T < tvaanirsq MASK IN IJTON GROWN III I.IIS ARE TH E nEST 1.1— Hon ms W ith Hoard On Ciiunlry Chili Kond V COUPON FOR FREE T U L IP B U LB ! I DUI Main St. Tel. 157# "One llloek Frcm Ocean" DAYTONA REACH Rl’ KNCKH’H NEW HAIKY o f •' wllli t or lce»e iiintilhly vail (W li*— llnuos'w For Henl *. o n e C. M ILLS IIOYD me 710 Phone ITD-B 107*9 S. Park Are. , : LIBERAL Al.l.tlW A N t'K on yout old bstlery. 310 W. First St. Ft lit BENT: apuGmrnl, Phone 25|, - I 9 31 BESTS l.tFK HATING CHART HATES TIIK* I'llI'H K N T IA I, AS -K X C K I.l.K N T’ TH E HIGHEST - , RATING 1VKN A N Y COM PANY* lA T B CHEVROLET 4 Door Se tlan and lair Cb- vrolet Coupe. Priced ti» «ell. Rc*l A Son*, Myrtle Arrniie. Campfiull Realty Co. 36-Qeglm again 28-Uade meek ]0-NoUa in sleep 32-Pert, to pole* 34-Lair 35Headgear 36ElIra belhan dramatist 39Fat liquid 40Lova excessively 41- Re posed 43-Wondered at 44-Those who aow 48-Dutch guilder 47*Raw metal 48-Coronet* 61-Creed 6i-Foe Hrre you 66-Night bird* Oxrulatnr, 88-Check 60-Atmosphere fll-flp. dim. lufftg BJ-ouraelve* as-Debit note (ab.) III Soldier Dies WhenFive Operathftis Are Futile HAVE YOUR WATCH r»| by one who rrally know* Briggs, Jeweler, Mag. Are i9-^tv«aird tl ra.R.'sf | -J *: 4 a: .-*s d * l * j • 0-Nltwotk Classified Ads l i l 13-EnglUh poet Jultcralad H-Prlend (uauL SLl , 19-Exlat 30-Carry 23-SpanUb poet 24-Friend - 36-Nom giant 37-rrtnch rival < - 25-Throw • 29-Lore* (arch.) . 31-Affirmative 32-Thlek aoup . 33-Thackeray hero I54Po im 38-Horror writer 37-Prleatly vfetrnant 35-Up to date 4l-Atbena. 45-Uoaecom panted 8045-Procured Soaks flax 51-Woman scientist 49-English novelist 65-American coin 64-Raat 56—Joan of Arc'* city 67-Performed tPAGE Wk1lM»DAY,':Jt?t* 15. - 1M 1 IIAHELDEN-IIKI.L Ilfl)l4*4*e tiro,-a. I I..F*,lf, PS*m H I ) Hell you Kelly Tires and Tuhm-Trsdc In old anrs—Clean Mote* and Radiator without removing frum rar— Wash. Polish aad Grea*e on our lljdraullr l.ift — It* line yuur brake* or Teel and' Adjust brakes—Hell you a 13 Plate Guaranteed Battery Daly 68.95 es. \ Some Rood hargainH in Crtmley nil fierirlc Itadiog, t San Juan Garage 1‘lione 449 By Brinkcrhoff LITTLE MARY MIXUP _ ^ A R V - lilA T tv • w w a i'e js otl-vnHiu-s l i k Ve * P vr r p te o i h i e -R o o m Fa h c v AHb U 5 tP u P a l l *, 1 oW S Tu sT O LD T tflfK r l S b u VIRIR6 TWaoWlNfa AWAV -ANVWAy - C oM C 3 ’u . s o H 4 ow iM Sou - / ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1931 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 15, 1931; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/22486d2edd1cab023e0ff434c4927c68.pdf 60e116e20a974501478d5c08cd9020b8 PDF Text Text Vi 1 tv!?3T,Vr l WE IJU LY v MB * X BW 8PA PR R 8 A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . “S1KG AND QUEEN OF FRECKLES1 AMBASSADOR Thwart Impend See Violation ON tract In Suit li tuted Against 1 By Bond, Comml .% . peetpoM Utelr ,take*If Joe b y tk a w ao f M exico, g*t stocked said they would Spend the d»y u t h e r h p o r - I loading their plan* with gaaolin* itry to d a y , and leave aa soon a ljth e weather cleared. . ................ . entad nom a Th* flier* bad been In the air 5d m a t of eoven hours and US minute# since they look off from Rooeevelt Field. N. Y. ' »\ I. . They, said they eswoor-terOd considerable fog on'‘ the trip. They plan t* rafdel and cheek y b U e k iiy doodad with virgin their craft and bop off early to­ IB * , long leaf and sheet Uof, day for Budapest tf weather con­ palmetto, lire oak* and other ditions nr* favorable. Although they got- away from varieties of oaks, and many other (Conttdnad On >>g* F in ) adUro Florida too** and ahmbMry. WUd ta rh o h a»o numere ia and nan K ■■**■, ji* nlmoat any place on tho bland a t this season of tho yoor. There are some 1500 door, m b s of tho na. Florida brand,-end many of Bombur bread, and aome cnosa bread* wf thaee two. WUd v ln the • Interest' of economy, Ahmet Muhter, above, Turkish Amhaaeader to th* United State*, to eUo to be named TurkUh Minister to Mexico. He will divide hi* time between Washington and Mexico City. F o il LOIS LANDS COVETED T ITL E AFTER 37 YEARS Is Promoted To Head Of Air CorpsInRecNine Violators Of ognition Of M .erit City Statutes Are On Police Docket » TW* wild catUe have of let* been exterminated but there U other Wild Ilf* sudfc a t coon, oppossum, Hear, wild caU, squirrel and almeat ovary form of gnoiv bird ■known io- Florida heaters, wlrit tha addition of thousands of wild geese and dock. ' tha U tter t f saver* I kinds. Uv* flocks-of de­ coys' nr* maintained, and qonntitle, of wild food for those are planted la ike freeh scoter ppnda wa tors of tho Oulf surroqnd- riait there SeturcUy Budday, la company to, Mr. Varaon Pric Miami; Mr. W. J. ( ■lame*, end Spoaket la, we* in the be pot e l the naldu 4 “ r P»~ d aero# of P, *, r * F wnooa aatl * th* owalUlama. of L of KloClay U w It a t laaat it catch a r af th* >t With us, lug yed #round 'Wring five MM, which »• •; • ownag by 'th a atata IV* Fort** hoe* title O, sold to i Of A rtsWt L Lao, Dr. R. V. What wma termed “a sail br- ught against s i in violation s i out agreement with thatn", wee called to lbs attektNn of th# Sanford City Comiol*»'onrrs at ‘ th rlr meeting In the City Hall laat night .when Oil. C’etk F. H. Lam son notiliad them that He had been served w llha aumraona to ap­ pear In a Tampa ro a n in Augv»$t> answer a $000,000 »u‘t bmuyhuby the Bondholders Protect've co^amillet. * Dofore ha toltl the Comml-alost era that a anil had hern trtstiluted. Hr. Lamson rea<t a U ttar f;oM the law firm ( f L'Knil* and Skanda, Ja. keoirvllle, whlrh rep. rceer.tr the llondhoL'rr'e Ptotif* live Committee. The letter, dated July 0, alated that "In order to continue the arrangement mada in February, are should have add 1 t tonal judgments covering interest Items <n bonds, so that your am proprlatl.in c m again l«a mMf rarrol} to cover Interest Items In such Judgment. We therefore propoae that we now Uko additional judgments on matured Intacapt coupe ns which the Cimmlttea hold*. .. We think the |<r»codafj$ Is in line with our agreement. . . WAHJimaTON, * July 14— (A PI—The longest flying career In th# A rtur wfll reach n e|ln»ax neat December when Brig, Gen. Benjamin D. Foul oil become* chief of the Air Corps. Th* War Department yester­ day annoonced hi* promotion of* (active December 20 ' to succeed MaJ. Gen. Jem** E. Feehet. Om of tho pioneer* In the devalopsSent of aviation through association with th* Wright brothers, FouUU U almost the father of th* Army A ir . Serv.ce. W .n a m th* first airplane and th a (trot dirigible balloon pur­ chased for th* Army and'In JD10 when th* appropriation for th* Air Service. wo* only $150 ho contributed $300/ I n m hi* vwn p+y' nUUi'g *. ’ A t'lh a t time V Wa* serving vm*Ue Mexican'border and vir­ not guilty to tho offense. Officer tually took a correspondence (jrty made th* arrest. course la aviation from tho eomeEddie Mao Johnson, colored, W right brother*. When *~ ___ _ ■ he would charged with disorderly conduct, pleaded guilty and waa fined $1, vrtit* to tho tfrlghU and they M <Ld Mattie Log, colored, also would -advise' him by mail what charged with dlooederlc conduct chang*« to malm la th* pU»o or fh * Loo woman was flood $7J0. th* operation of I t Both bad boon airastod by OffL Fgolota w*« '.detailed lo tho Gray. Signal Gorpa In IPO* and ImElijah West, colored, charged baadlatoly bogaa. •epecUIHIng in with dieordarly conduct pleaded aviation w ort. He waa assigned ymilty, but wa* fined $5. Chief to Uko n coura* la flying from j ^ | lra Hoy Williams arrested tho Wright heathen In IMP and him. during that year participated ** Victoria Meek, colored, charged a a . observer with Orville Wright with operating an aUtonublle with1 in the t i n t etodv H uatry flight Improper brake#, was fined $1. In America. They flow 10 wll” Officer Gray mad* th* arrest. Ed Wright, colored, guilty of train tiding, waa transferred 5* log threo worttf* record*. the coynly. O fflin e Khaffsr, OreFoulolt sorvod In the ormy h a * and Wileea made th# arreet. daring th* Ipaokh-American Wnr Jaho Robert Edwards, colored aa a noo-conaxlsstoaed officer at preached, charged with making threats, waa dismissed. Ho had tho ag* of 11. th a n oalUUd in boon arrested by Officers Gray Ik* regular army a t tho cloo* Of tho war Bad aetved In tha and WUros. Philippine*. Ha wa* comml*. aloaed eeeoad lieutenant of Infaadry In IP01 and served In Cuba. During the World War he waa a brigadier general in the Big* Puleston Renders Report At Rotary to ^ J l be broadcast Mto address system J. TllUa, DeLand. rrto BY CHORES Toly Id,—(API a c * r ■auiwXHSMsm Confidence Expressed In Country’s E c o ­ n o m i c Foundation These two Chicago youngsters are freckled and they're proud of I*hry are Hugh Kenny Jr. ami U rralne MuehUnheck, who were -King end Queen cf Freckles" in a city-wide contact. Trade Body Unable To Senate Passes Bill To Draw Definite Date Renew Tax Adjust­ F r o m Bob Bentley ment Commission Effort* of the Hrmln >U County Chamber nf Commerv# to se ure fiop, ilohert W. Ilentlej, cha'rmen of the State Road Deportment. t< me definite data na to when I >ral irsblenU may expect work to (■* started on the piomiioJ Uke from boulevard anil bridge, have met with evasive anaweia, accord lag bt letters which have passed beFwrtn Mr. Beni ley Vf* th* Trade b"»0> 'during the iHwi • te ll. Harry M. Pepworth, president Cf the county-able tied* hod), said today that the leltrra Have WASHINGTON. July U —(API not only ateem l wide of the —For thr flret time sine# th* (Continued On Pa$* Threo) war the nary Will advertise 4 Wednesday for bids on a groop of new destroyers. Fpeclliratlons virtually ' com, pletrd todsy f-r 11 new vessels, the first of this class the navy has unde;taken sin * 1WIR, call fir a bigger, inura rugged ship w,th Chief of Police lt"y O. Williams heavier aimement and a higher For Bids On Latest Model D estroyed port For Police Work During June Given Commission sustained sea speed than the prewenl drstioyei. Th# new craft will bo of 1500 tons displacement, the limit under the I ondon treaty, compared 1 1 1200 ton* for the |iresent d e s tri­ er* which wera designed In ItriO. Ksilmate* will h( invited fiom pr vat* companies and from nil shipbuilding navy yard* .except those at Philadelphia. Ptltmo-nh. N. II.. and Norfolk. Va« nhicl al­ ready have heavy *>njtiwcib*:i programs underway. _ ’ The yard* which wlU be a**rd to make estimate* on one des’o y ­ er each are a t H-atoa, Nea Turk, Char’eston, R. U , Mare Islnnd. Calif., and Poget Round. Wash. Construction of oae «f lh« II has already been awarded lo th* New York navy yard. Estimated rost of th* new de­ stroyer. is $4,700,000 each a* rum* pared with the $2,000,000 arerai* e-*t nf those constructed al th* time of tha Wcrld W at. Year Jail Sentence Of Albert Fall Is Increased By 1 Day rata will be th* third of weekly Wednesday O e*U*d "Community ACTION TA) WORLD B WASHINGTON, July I4~ (A P ) —Albert Fell's jail lentonc* of a year era* changed t'd a r J o * Ivor and a day to enable him to Mrv* llm# In a w rsttra prison. Th# Attoraey^JenersI will des­ Ignate Urn pria >n whet* Ue* for* re BecraUry of tho Intor or wXl serve U sentence for scrapi ng a $100.­ 000 bribe to coanectlon with ru­ ral cl| bees*. Thu clerk at th* District of . ColambU Supreme Court will tha* send the warrant TAI.IAHAHSKE. July 14. — (A PI—White the Renat# rappod a listless lertinn with the paseago of a bill to roeraet* delinquent lax adjustmeat hoards, tha House alas engaged I n n mild aeaalen of c m, Ider.ng .proj i*d Increase* In occupation*! lie m rata*. A motion to otrtke the enacting clause frtm iiUmM ojuM Uspal, Ik ranee bill 1x44 Vk£t**5 'tk -^e d$f A mi'lljn to lUitoflnltelr poalpone 'it we* defeated bjr the ***** tut*. A flo d of amendment* Immedi­ ately p-ured on th* measure ami their were being considered at the mi in adjournment. The Senate postponed the aftem up reesiun and adjourned up. Ill tiiimn uw. The finance lain IIin romniltte* scheduled a meet­ ing fur tomorrow morning |.i con­ sider the Him* approved Idll fur a tax on cigarette*. A| today's meeting a c.mmltlee reported unfavorably a Ml pru. po mg the creation of a slate lax comm ealon to supervise ntsssa. mmi rf property texetlon. A similar fete befell bills pro'-odag to abolish cr sonsolldats with other offi re tha elate hotel c^tnmission, shell fish commission, game and ffrah water fish c im. mi-aion and the forestry rommis. slm. I( wrs originally killed by a He vole. The tax aihustmeqt Imard Mil was revived today when BAFKU Rwltxerland, July I f — (A P I—Director# of the World Bank for Inlernitlonal Settlement* lato Ust night agreed unenlmouaty to renew the World bank’a par* tlclpation in the rediscount credit of 1 100,000,000 accorded to the Iteirhs'jank June 15. The decision wa* mad* aa a part of an effoit by th* World b*nk di­ rectorate to save Qtnaany from financial dleaater. The director* sounded an opti­ mistic not* by expressing their be­ lief that Germany1* economU and budgetary condition* U fundamen­ tally sound, despite th* CTtsU brought shout by heavy withdraw­ al* cf short term capita) from the country. ' Th* director* further responded to the' eppesl of Dr. Hana Luther, president of th* German Reldhabank, by declaring that th* World bank Is reedy to collaborate fully with th* various government* to obtain financial aaaUtaneo for Germaay on their respective mar­ kets. -y, -..*. • . . In well Informed ctnlea it waa believed the** proffer* f f aiaU tanew ore Us* than th* Gtraten gov•rnment hoped foe bet th a t they would be sufficient, .If fully devel­ oped, ta enabU Oerrheay ■to re­ store her fiscal system and $* «*• gnlrt her fa st fUanctalty.: ■ the Federal Ressrv# hank of tho United Btal**, the Bank a f Franco, the Bank o f r.*«lamf, and tha World bank. ' Renewal was authorised, begin­ ning July 15, for a maximum of throo month*. A communique Issued at th* close of the meeting a t 11:10 P. M. sa d: "The board of director* look not* of the ehowing made th It by Dr. Luther, president of th* Kalchabank. regarding th* altuatlon In Get many and tha satisfactory character of Its economic end er al* provoked by th* withdrawal of short term capital Invested In Grrmany. "Having been given notice that the German government h ej addrrqsrd Itself to direr* govern­ ments for finsneial assistance on (Continued Os img* Three) G eneral Moratorl Is Placed Upon Banainff Operatl Throughout Na’ T h e G e rm a n g o v e m r M H f ^ m oved to d a y to i t e m t h « .... U de o f fin a n c ia l d iia a t a r b y . , p la c in g In effec t w h A t, J a m o u n U t o a g e n e ra l n to r a - . ; to r iu m on b a n k in g o p e ra -( 1 tio n a In ac co rd an c e w ith a . ; d e c re e by P re a ld e n t V o n H l n d e n b u r g . A ll b a n k a th r o u g h o u t th e R eich w t t h '^ ! tho exception of Ure Relchabnnk. ,t were eleatd nominally onttL Thursday but actually as long to J official* deem It advieabl# to I*-' slots confidence. Both banka and poetoffleoJUJ war* prohibited from h u f l l H u l paymenU of transfer* either K w q (Jarman or to foreign c o u a trt* M ^ Stock operations were ordered to'.; suspend for tho .remainder of they 1 The World Bank le willing toV; renew the hundred million c r e tfu n i due Thursday and it la ondMwlg etood that the Bank of Frangm/'J] and the Federal Reserve Bank' of New York, which participated ; in the credit, also will grant an' , extension on their part of tht f ' f j total. The Bank of England baa f l not yet ruled. The reaction oatalde of OeaMP magy t f the eetUpee of t W J v DnrmoWedter Und NtUonal H a i* ; .] VhorWygWki haak rune d ld .M V 'V derelop, although tha wjthdrasraW' v' were hoavr end the banka pabt • v only a 'percentage of d«po*M*, h at out af what waa said to be a mudleV ' more serious outlook la tho Rhlaa- •' , land; where run* dev*loped quickly ' end authorities without welting tala'. th* pres Went to act anno uncod .',^1 that municipal savings banka would . ‘ be cluaod Tuesday and Wednesday; Thee* drastic measure* occapled ; . the government while It wag - -i anxiously awaiting word froaa the- A Bank foe laUrn*tlena| H ettlsaaatn at Beeel, upon tko deelaon of whlah ; It waa considered that Gsrmany'A ,'r financial future depend* In U rge measure. Resorting to tho •dictatorship .* clause’' of th* constitution, tho , Reich lasucj an emergency dacrao (Continued On Pag* Threo) ' , Three Suspects lit G e o r g i a Political Bomb Case Quizzed Figure Drops Dead By Alabama Police In Friend’s Office BIRMINGHAM. Ala., July H j d ATLANTA. July ld .-( A P ) — Representative Charles O. Ed* wards, 53, Savannah, of th* first Georgia d.strict, dropped dead hero yeitrrday afternoon In th* oflU* of Congressman Robert Hams peck of the fifth Georga district. Cera, trial hemorrhage wa* give* as the reuse of death. Congressman W. C. Wright cf th* fourth U totfia district, Ed­ ward* end Remipeck wera talk, ing In th* latter’* office when Edwards, apparently feeling 111, nvkrd for * glass of water. Be­ l l r* Wright could get th* w itir Edwards had slumped over. An amtulanr* was relied lamed lately but when It reached the hospital Edwards wa* dead. Edwarde waa flrat elected to th* sixtieth Cengraa* aad served through th* al sty-fourth Congress, voluntarily retiring oa March d, 1*17. II* was elected to th* sixtyninth congree* H»V. 4, 1M4, aad eras re-ete ted each emreedlag two years, Including 1M0. If* served aa praeldant a t the Savannah board cf trad* ta d held other Important off!***. Edwards' dan Ur rostered to twe the republican OOjbrty fe the Heo»# of Kapraeexta three. P, A la, Jely J4— ( A P ) IN HKKIOUB CONDITION Jolaer, II, of Bartow, F lo, killed by lightning hare KANSAS CITY, July 14. >y as hs stood with bis ■INGTON I I "FARMED" ’ an aa Iron bed talking wMh (A F )- -Suffering fr“ *-r~ wired »h»n the G < ■hiIdlest, dm* of w hen wpa b , .1 ATLANTA, Joly U -- ( A P ) — Mayflower, w*a 4» - i k t IFraddU Slagtoa, former AMMWa fir* during a e l m s, lh* I AlLAmerirsn toekU, ho* b***u Copt. ChirUs E. J f PALM BEACH—HogJ to boitouh to High Feint, N. C , by th* irtment of city jell-hot a." 1Crackers for sin ning . (A P j—Thra* men were held leg questioning by police tail night he, connection with th* bombing of th* Pur* Milk Company laat Fri*" ■ dsy night, which officer-* •said they bettor* was th* work cf "b g town racketeers'1 In th a t* ' flret atUmpt to collect trlbot* from yartout line* of builne a i’; bora. Two of tka men under arn a $ '' who otfieom said gave their riansaa aa ty rx n Phillips and Reed Wpn«. ran, w v« arraatdd at Argo, MOkj! hsr*. In their potseaalon off lean ', said they found a small eoaqpgu bearing gto iUlnbU licena* p la to j T ie tk|td mad, Eldridg* MoCord, forgior gMy fireman, m i taken Into custody Haturdsy nlghhij �:L FLORIDA LBAGUH OF DEL AND NINE Daytona pitcher, 'objected 'too lU M iM lIy and n i forttd to retire f M th* g*m*. Link flllsby then took Ik* lUkUMr b r i* td 9 u H h ! u A * PETER RCHAAL l* now dlaorgaalaad lil|Rd*i* a I to I acara, whlto Lefty lf*k of th* Coco* lad laa* abut I now weakened WlnUP Park i by a 4 to • etora. The Bade, again fall or error*, loot Uielr > to th* Da Land ala* by a 7 tear*. Strickland atartod, but Lab* had to flnlak for* th* Americas, th* Athletics mad* a tighter again to takiai ••bRl ft— tha lavly I Walt* Heyt,’ rV ratly from Detrail, held tha H 1 kits la the flrat ga I An Infield which cracked a* tie d th* Beast am to toa* a' 10 >* 4 dartotaa to th* Yaska. ,Ae a M M t, th* Baa* are ais |im r* ta ck af th* Athletic*, sag th* Y*aha are hack la tha rard. Tb* art Bee ram* la the sixth aa4 7th frAtoee, and they were said la BlM been terrible, fer Mg toega* M i l l a. Erery kaatra mtoca* I M place, It waa reported, and ttOnagrr Jekasen, at her vise a gktot and wtll.maanered yaath, raa t the air with dsahto and tri- v Tha largest rrswd aver ta s*a • gam* 1a BL Louis, a , 711 per; m m . MW tb* Cord*-Cub* split ri <d**bto-hesder. Th* Cabs waa th# (Bat, 7 la I. Ground rule* f hald th* toag-dtolaac* kitting ta J’.riaoMas. 33 af which war* ♦racked aat ta th* two game*. U Witoeo and Cay toe hit bemera la ' $ia Aral gam*. Tha ascend gams a apactatora’ delight, It end* , kW 17 to 1$ ta favor af the ■ M i . Imagine 3$ deaklee belag YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Dorton* 023 010 o o o -« a 1 S t Aufuitln* 100 003 040—0 10 6 * BolUrlMi Gleaner, H u ttj and Mabtoyj Hernandr* and Drysdal*. W lnt.r Park 000 000 000—0 I 4 Cocoa ——— tooi ____ too o u - 4 1 1 a Bailer!**! Chubb and R bough] Murdock and Holton. ambrica' n ' lbaoue . W Philadelphia __ M Washington II Hew Tork — — , 44 Cl*e*la ad ----40 S t Louie - __ ••.. M D a tra it.......... 31 Chicago ,k — ... 39 Bo*ton —_______ 31 S3 SO 33 39 44 49 49 41 YESTERDAY’S RESULTS Boston ...... 000 too 001—3 « 0 Philadelphia >00 060 000—7 14 1 Batteries: Moore, Kline, Gaston and Berry I lioyt and Cochran*. Boston . . . . . . . . . . 000 0 0 3 -9 7 3 Philadelphia ...- 300 11 3 -d 10 8 Called B r Sunday law. Bet (brie*; Morris and Berryt Mahaffer andXochiane. Chlragr^^T^WO 001 810— 4 13 3 Ctavaland ... 441 000 010—10 17 I Batteries: Caraway, Moor* and Wehdt Tatej Ferrell and Sewell. Chicago 001 013 30a—7 13 0 Cleveland 400 010 000—B 8 I Batteries: McKaln, Frailer, and Tate, Grubei Brown, HCrdar, Jablonoewkl and Sewell.Washington 001 101 010— 4 II B New York - 000 006 600—10 II 1 Batteries: M a s t e r s , Hadley, Fischer, and Spencer, Hargrave; Pennock and Jorgcns. Detroit- ....... 840 10Q OOz—7 13 1 BL Louis ... 100 001 000—3 4 1 Batteries] Hogsatt and Hay. worth] Oray, Stiles apd Ferrell. ^NATIONAL LEAGUE W L RL L oula-------81 .11 New Y o rk ___ __ 44 33 Brooklyn -----4B 90 Chicago • 43 36 Pet. .«22 .679 .660 .661 agalnat. the Calory Pada. From tha eland point bf th* apactaton th* game pre ted ty be a moet Inter, aatiag one. Th# local club aeured ana ran la th# flret inning whan Smith reoched flr*< on an error, atol* eoeond and ecorej i-n Mar­ tin’* long drir# to right field for two baea*. Martin waa caught out a t third when he tried to etreicn the double Inti a triple. The rl.ltor* tied tb* tear* ’n the eccond Inning and scared three nine In th* faurth to g* Into the toad. Strickland, Sanferd'e new pitcher, ‘held th*' DaLaa I club in check'until th* third Inning whan h hard hit ball struck him «n the for— rm of kla right. Da. Land did not acorn In tha third but th* effect* of th* injury to Strickland** arm showed up, In the fourth. In this asm* gams Hlg. gin* eras hit la tha face with i batted b all Hlggfni waa farced to retlrp in the alath on thl* ac­ count. Tha last half of the fifth Inning proved to be an Interesting on*. With two out and U k a on third baea and Patera on flrit, Patera itol« second hut due to thu umplie Pittsburgh ........... # f Cincinnati . . . . _’ - 33 44 (a MARYMKUP Martin, ef Pittman, aa Same, r f . Rogers, Sfa Higgins, Sb Schlrard, e Strickland, ; YESTERDAY’S RESULTS SL Louis ... 000 300 300—I 9 0 Chicago — 010 001 MO—7 14 I Batteries; llallaban, Undaey, Derringer and Witoooi Root, May, Bush and Hamalty. 81. Lou la 300 733 0 3 a-1 7 31 B Chicago . 300 411 008— IS 14 > Batteries: Rhem, Stout, Der. Ingrr anad Mancueot Malone, Buah, Baecht Root, Blaka, War. neke. and llartaetL Brooklyn OGI 010 00a—7 10 0 Boaton 000 000 103—4 7 » Batteries: Iam|M and Lopeat Cunningham, Moss, Held, Sherd#I and Rpshrer. Brooklyn 030 000 100 000—3 II 1 Boaton . 000 003 010 001—4 I I 1 Batteries: C l a r k , Thurston, ty *f favorable commeat for hto fine, aggressive weak. '’ A battto royal, hatwaaa a half doten negroes, will enliven things, and will b* tb* fleet item on tha card. New riagalde seats bar* bean built, and everything poaalbto dan* BriU. If Deetch, lb Total DaLAND Bock, cf Culp, sa Shannon, lb Philips, Sb Robinson, Sb McGowan, I f Wflkts, c AHI Hagan, rf j t g Persist, p Silaby, p Th* Uravae-Robins halved a pair too. Th* Robins, behind Luque'a fin* hurling, won th* first 7 to 4, while th* Brave* wen th* second, a 13-lnnlag affair by a 4 to $ score. Bel bold went th* entire New York .. 010 173 03x—19 14 0 route In that gams, although he Philadelphia 000 000 01B— B I S waa nlckad for 1) bits. Batteries: Berly, Having and Hogan O’Farralli Baton, FallenTh* Rada did th* aaaapected stein, Collins and McCurdy. by tahlag a pair from tbs l*l> New York .... 333 80# OOx—3 IS 1 raise. The first gams waa a 14 Philadelphia 001 OOQ 100—4 0 3 ta T e let ary whlto tb* aecaad, ■latte rim Fltsalmmena a n d lM aalags tong, waa .a $ ta I Hogan] Watt, Calllaa, Bolen and vlctary. Hard-klttlag featured Davta. . rtFBfTi hath games, with th* Rads hav> Cinelnnattl.. $00 0SB Ola—14 IB 0 lag th* Mg margla. Lacas waa Pittsburgh 110 001 100— 7 14 3 •••chad for a desea Maws la tha Baltorleit Lora* and Bukeforth] flrat gam#, bat etaek It out. Mala*, French, Grant and Grace. Cinelnnattl 110 000 030 01—3 I I 0 featured the Glaata' deubto-wln Pittsburgh • over tha Phlllle*. The first game, 100 000 Oil 90—8 10 I I I t* $, the second, 9 ta 4. Klein Batteries: Rlgey, Pray, Jehneon, kit hto 81rd af the year In the Benton and Alby, Bukeforth) bafirst, Hogan gat two, OU got two, born*, French. Bwatoalc and and H urst got one. PhiUlp*. VtX> CAHT DO-TMTS *>«T ta* DUSIMEM taSW Irt k U C t H S t ! | r— The seventh Inning i t * Aka •com a ftln Hod whoa Martin ■masb*d evt hi* served donbi* of tba day a o rta * B ritt wha bad walked. Da Land p » to U k a fa r three hit. la th* eighth, oqa • doabla by Wilke*, and thla eoaplad I ff * MraraJ bad break* grnvt tha wtaltora thraa ran* m ~ V rf th* ■r«T*- 7-4. Th* Pad* — n a ta l to M » « "*• a—thar ran in th* atfhth. PIUnun lad aff to th* alath with a le n t double bat BU*. by tlghtaaad down and retired th* M xt three men. BOX SCORE ~ ' SANFORD ab r h yo a a Smith, If 1 1 0 0 0 0 Total 33 7 10 «7 B I Score by Innlagat Sanford 100 030 110—B 1 1 D eU nd . 010 300 030—7 10 9 Summary! Runs betted In, Mar­ tin I, Pittman, Peratxl 8, WIBCto. Two base hits, Martin (, Pittman, WUkea, Philip*. Rtoton bases, Britt, Smith, Peters, Sams, Roger* 9, U k a, Culp, Back, Robinson, H a Oowin, Wllkaa. Doubt* play, Pitt* man to Rogers to Peter*. Base* on ball*, off Parrots!, I, Silaby R U k a 4, Strickland 1. Struck cut, by U k a t , Strickland 8, Fersari 3, Strlcktond 4 la S and 1 4 , Lula « 1a B and 3-3. H it by pN*h*r, RF ■M ehta* d. MrOoOsa, by LaLa, Hagan I . by Purrasat, Same, by Silaby, Peter*. Winning pitcher F*r*ail. Laaldg Pitcher, Strickland. Umpire*, Cockrell sad Palmar. . RADIO TOWER WRUF — Galnmvtlto. B, Tima Slgaab] BiOl, Dtnce Program] 8:90, Kiddle Ctoaelca] BlM, Radio Scrap Book] 6, Orgaa Program] 9 40, Hswailaa Inetrumentslista; OiBB, Sheriff * Italic* Report] 7, Bohemian Mights] 7:90, Baseball Result* ] 7:31, Orange Grove String Band] 9:30, Past Knight, Pianist A Baritone] 9:46. Mayor Stone, Vtoltalsti 9, Clark Oourtoy, Tenor) Jay Waste, Plan. tot| 9:8B, Baseball Basalto] 9:17. Weather Forecast] 9:90, Sign Off. ax ported to com* to Raaferd and see a completely wrecked Skip. Bat. tha entire dam aga 1 • amount* to hardly SB9r Fhlah ,!* practically nothing. B a l l a a g h certainly handled tha craft wall, hut you could almost expect .ha would, for WASHINGTON, July 1 8 -(A P ) ho la on* f t tha sanier .pilots, and —Reported acceptsnea by Albert B. Pall af a change In hto sentence leaves oaly a perfunctory move or two to finish tb* atory of hto faitare to aacapa prises. / Justice Bailey of th* District of Columbia supreme court to ex. ported today to add a day to tha former secretary ef th* tatortor'a ■eatenc* of a year Bad to order that Ito g a to prison Immediately. T h an would ream! designation af th* . ion by tha attorney general. e Department af Juitlc* efflriale lh**t axpraeaed th* opinion any suitable Jail er penitentiary may ba chosen and It la possible that WINTER, P: th*. farmer cabinet of fleer may go fa th* New Mexto* penitentiary, although tha El Paao jail has bean f llf n U ^ e ARCADIA—Van Petto* Funeral Tha department has raid chang. tag th* eentanc* would not deprive Home, located at 104 E ast Oak Fall of rittaoaship privilege*. He S treet, re mod*tod. , •HI b* aligibto for parol* ta four am nth a. • Fall wm* convicted by a Jury In the District of Columbia supreme rt In December, 1939, sentenced a 1 car ta tb* District jail and fined $ 100,000. II* appealed to th* District of Columbia court of appeals. HU oanrictloa wa* sustained. The case M at went ta tb* a* prom* court hut It refused t j review th* rase. Frank Hogan, fall's attorney, fal­ lowed thla by a motion to suapewd th* prison sentence because of tha U tter’# Ill-health. This a k a waa (Continoad from Pag* On*) lorney general power to name th* prison la which th* far— r cabinet member will serve time for ac­ ceptance af * $ 100,000 bribe from Edward L. Dobsny, tha oil man. P LEGAL LIBERA If ITiffl.FlftSS.P’i.A,-... 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A. * i Uh T i n t Bapp»* effect of this daerao^ «Xlist Church will meet a t • o’clock a t tho home of MUa Ethel Gales, SOB Holly Atom*, i The Aaartaa Clem of th* First Baptist Church wlU hav* n swim, mlng party a t T o’clock a t th* ham* of Mr*. Ira E. Southward a t Stiver Lake with Mrs. Southward. Mrs. R. M. Warren and Mrs. B. C. Moor* aa boat ease*. Th* fanslnees meeting will take place a t • o'clock. WEDNESDAY. Circle Number Four of th* First Christian Church, Mrs. Ed Carrsway, chairman, will meet ah 3 o’clock a t the horn* *f Mr*. Georg* Townsend. FRIDAY. Regular meeting of th* W. C. .T. Social Calendar th e eoatauaiste domaoded con­ vocation of the Reichstag July IB to hear the vgorafaiuenlv report* on the foreign political and domes­ tic economic situation. The national eoelaltata (naals) followed with a demand that the Rakhstag council of eldera - (or ateerinc committee) be convened as a piellmlnary to the calling of • tenoral fUkhatag eesilon. gATha naala ato n ed the French of preventing the Inauguration of the Voever plan and chirged th* Trench and English •with attempting to rob Germany of the last voatlges of her oovervlgnity. They pleo demanded th at th* Rskhstag v*to th* proposed visit to Pari* o f ’ Chincellor Rroenlng and Foreign Minister Curtlua. Alfred Hngtnberg's nationalists Convened, and U was expected they will support tha nail-com­ munist demand for convocation of Ihe RelchsUg. On th# other hand, the press of fh* middle and ooeiallat partita be­ rated the radical* for having con­ tributed to th* present situation by .undermining Germany’i credit Mrs. Beard Hostess At Swimming Party > sod Mr*. N.- F. Leastt* and Iter. Mlao Ollra L n atU . who boon spending n month i t >no Beach, returned ■ home r * r. . ; and Mra. Jo* Cameron and Ind Mra. Ed Cameron and •en, and A. B. Cam seen are Sag soma lima s i^ P a y to n a i. C, p . Brtyg* left today for burg, Mich. She was scram, d by her nieces, Charlotte p s r p s n t Tiffany, who have spending a year her* with Mr*. R. U Boned entertained with a swimming party on F ri­ day afternoon a t Evnaadal* Park In honor of MUa Mary Calhoun who celebrated her fourteenth birthday anniversary. Swimming waa enjoyed hy th* guest* until a late hour when watermelon* were served, Th* hoe tees waa assisted la en­ tertaining th* guest* by Mrs. Roy J. King, Thao* present were: The MUeoo Mary Calhoun, Mary Forrester, N*U Knight, Louis* Packard, Ruby and Barak* Ed­ mondson, Ethel Oates, Helen liarkey, Blanch* and E ra Cunning­ ham, Virginia Lawton, Margaret and Jtosl* Wilma Keraey, Vir­ ginia Calhoun and Laurie* Beard, A lbert' and A rthur Klag, Mrs. Roy J. King and Mr*. B. 1* Beard. " completing n boulevard and grade to th* city limits on th* promise pi ad* by the Road Department that It would build n brldg* over the BL. John*] and complete th* road along tha lake front) and that after 10 yean, residents her* hav* earn red a promise that th* work would be completed from funds act aside In th* 1931 budget. Mr. Pnpworth further pelnted out th at if th* people of Tamps and th* W**t Coast appreciated Owlr winter too: late, who are now forced to cross th* Bt. John* over n dangerous wooden bridge, and then proceed through Bon ford over 30 or SO railroad cnaalngt, they would not bo axcoedlng their or­ dinary civic duty hy oondiag a dslegatleu -her* to inspect con­ ditions, I f that were done, Mr. I’apworth said, "they would aural/ Jcin hand* and insist that It la about time th at this Important work, whkh haa been delayed for 10 ytar*, be completed/* Promoter Julian Sa^s Gmployees FailedHim jF . Gaaaa. J r , has raturnod J after spending th* past V a t th* CHtacns Military Jay Camp at Fort 8cr*r*n», lw**r* be waa awarded a J for marks man*hip. a. ' Maunssll Gabbalt and htev, Mildred) Mia* Martha 1*7, Robert La«*Ivy and H a. Ortnin*. af Camp Hill, Ala* th* gwata of Dr. tn d Mr* Theodora Langley a t th«'» . In Mayfair. compute ended. Singling out especially eminent French coirespondent launched Into an eloquent «ai (Ion or the dats'l* of Oenua situation and Insisted on the eeeelty for ether countries t o .] by monthly payments made In the their aid, claiming that and} ne* manner Indicated In the letter of (Ion was necessary to preserve the the Kiench finance minister W the financial' liability of the r td t.a f president of th* World bank on the world. July Confidence waa felt In author­ ri.A N T CITY—Roger* * Miditative quarter* here tonight that dlebmoka, In c , department s ta rt th* measures adopted by the bank** operators, opened grocery and IneBV directorate would enable Germany to help herself to such an extent that confidence will eventually m restored and the threat against *d establishments, In th* red!*- her financial stability removed. count credit previously accorded II was understood that th* Bank the German tUkhsbank. of France la ready to agree to th* It was also announced that th* renewal of II* share of . th* World bank had accepted th* 1100,000,000 rediscount credit French proposal for completing a which the World hank signified guarantee fund nndor the Young iia nllllngnoeo to renew and that plan itf case of a moratorium on the-Federal Roaerva bank of the Get many** ecndltlonnl payments. United State* probably will alio The French plan call* for netting agree. Montagu Norman, governor up the guarantee fund b» monthly of the Bank of England, who waa payments Into the World bank. .present at today's a m Ion of the A communique tim ed with the directorate, must first consult his announcement laid: hoard of directors before announc“H waa decided that the World Ing the position of th* Bank of Bank for International Settle- England. m i l s , acting solely In 'Its I)r. lAlber, alone cf all th* rapacity a* trustee, declares Itself i banker* talked to th* assembled in accord with th* proposal «f thej newspapermen after th* conference M ttJ almost continuous session'for more than two daytf colled a halt last night. In government circle* th* opin­ ion prevailed that there wqp ne orcassion for further measure* un­ til two thing* were known—th* obtain credit* at lb* Bank for International ' Bettlemrnts meet­ ing in Base), and th* effect on the masses of the government's decree taking over th* Da oat. Many persona In political circle* felt last night th a t Germany wee merely enjoying th* quiet before th* storm. Th* Danat crash cam* so late duilng the night of Sunday-Moaday and waa *o unexpected that the significance of It dawned slow­ ly on th* public. Only a few Monday morning newspapers are published In Ber­ lin and most of them' had gone to press when announcement of th* ; j bank'* suspension was mad*. OKLAOHMA C fl% July 14— Hence, m an/ German* went to •* to th* promotion of million dollar ell snUrprisas ha mad dlsi run tied former employee far hi* Jail dotantloa today whlla attorn*/* renewed effort* to furnish ■ ffid.ooo bond for hi* reUoa* on a rharg* of using th* mat La I f defraud. .Julian, his tfedy guard C. R. Bpran, and IL D. Tapp, aero infant fur tha Julian OU and Royalties Company plaadad not guilty at their arraignment. to Action Taken B y idm t to bo deposited In tb* guaran­ tee fund provided for by Ui* trout W o r l d Bank To contract, In c* m of a moiatorlutn A s s i s t Germany within the frsm s of tho now plan, pMalmlsts did not conceal their fears last night that tha run* soon may b* more serious. Optimists, on th* other hand d*clar*d th* govsrnm.nt's as.urn nr*• would axarslo* squirting affect and Don’t Rasp Your Tnrot With Harsh Irritants "Reach for a • A -Vv LUCKY instead" T o u c h y o u r ( t d a t n 'i A p p la w ith y o u r fln g a r. Y o u a r a a c tu a lly to u c h in g y o u r l a r y n x * - t h i s I s y o u r v o l e # b o x — I t Canta in s y o u r v o c a l c h o rd s. W h a n y o u c o n s l d a r y o u r A d a m 's A p p l a * y o u o r a e o n i l d a r i n g y o u r t h r o a t — y o u r v o c a l c h o r d a * .. "It U port o ftn y b u tin tu to notld< types of tobacco bostght bought by * various concerns. In a ll Instance*. The Ameri­ ca n Tobacco Company's buyers select Chat rich, mellow typo of tobacco Chat tho /armor /sutiy calls ‘The , O r a m of (ho Crop’ for th d r brand of . LUCKY STRIKE." Th a c a a r a t h a v a r y w a r d s o f a n a x p a g f a n c a d to b a c c o b u y o r a n t h a S o u th a m ■ O a rfc a t. »tU O C Y S T R IK I n o t , o n l y p r o m l t a t b a t . M h to o y o u t h a v a r y f t n a s t o f . a a c h s a a a a n 's to C a c c o c r o p . W a p a y t h a h lg h a c t' p rtc a c * t o b o s u r a o f p o r t i n g t h a C r o a m o f t h a C r o p . A n d t h a n t o do s u r a t h a t g a t th a g r a a ta s t a n jo y m o n t, "w a PUTNAM, Co*a* July 14— (AP)—flv* bund rad araployra In tb* plant of th* Kdward Bloom Bilk company walbsd put yeaterday. Demands , w an made upon tb* managsment for o 43-hoar wsak with no reduction In wages. Tb* plant new operate* on n tbhoar week schedule. Tha plant was a t a standstill after tha walkout. oxpolllng cortaln harsh Irritants prasant h an raw tobaccos. Thasa axpadad Inftwits wa sail to manufacturars of MEXICAN PRIEST RRLBA8BD MEXICO CITY, ' July 14. (AF>—Press dUpatch** from th* town *f Topoyshsaleo, Vsra Crus, yesterday said th a t Father Dan1*1 Maaa, of Jalapa, aUtgadly hidn*PP#d Saturday, arrived k*r* yesterday after having b a s s orte To P o s h te F r o n t Road baled T o d a y tho .fsOvwIng points: Sanford Is •mated on Btete Road Number Thro* whkh probably receives f m o travel thro*ghaut the year Ihaa a ay other read la (h* stats: c o u po n Examinations FOR SCHOLARSHIPS IN THE FLORIDA AND TUB STATS COLEN WILL BE HELD AT THE BAN- HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING AT OK ON TUESDAY .MORNING, g tho use of Ultra \ ihlne Mallows—Heat i X •d m ■ ’• ^ �PARTICIPANTS IN gAXlUNG REAU7 X CpOTBST AT CLEAKWATEB nIV*^ T mis ‘-jM Sv«. M XtW J, 9 Hr- - ' v L ■ U rBL M i 1 uaRitw* I ID m i Bjfc -w , i f J 1 ■pi aHtw. J •/ I ■ 1 . m A ■w S&Jf'A • 1 . w s ‘■iS* • 1 n 1 , ol V Iw-V Vwj ■V" 9 if 4 :B 4 i - mlsnctt vied for the title of Miss Florida Id d recent bath Id* beauty contest at Clearwater Beach. The* title waa woo by Mias Lena Mae Bay of Dunedin, fourth from the right. : Twenty two of Florida's fairest. These | which they represented. They are, left to girls were each winners of contests In the c! K Augustine, Lois BoUna; Miss Tarpon Sprl _ . ■ ^ M H i ____ ______ , Miss De Land, Martha Poole; Miss Jacksonville, Lydia Hodges; Miss Bradenton, Helen Cooper; Miss Sanford, Dorot Lena Mae Ray; Miss Clearwater, Alma Adams; Miss Palm Harbor, Betty'Mae Rice; Miss Pinellas Park, Mary Pine. stna tqday In tho National League. On ll depcndi the hopr* of the Brooklyn Robin* a* tltle-h lldcra. C hat team gcre Into n four-game icrlea V .lh tbo Cardinal* In the Miuouil city today. While there la.a,olx.aam e difference between ToughBattle Expected When Pair Mix It In Return Match Here By P B T fJf SC« A i t - Befer* 40,000 frentled fan* who ‘jammed every nook and cranny ! of Shlbo Park In Philadelphia, the KldlPi.*4." Jworld’s L±_■>jst chimplon _4l___e_ Athletic* S a* demon; J__ Started arm* of tho xtutf which h ie 'kept tbo o> in tb* front tank* for 'Ip there many year*. Coming Dorn behind f«r laotaaio, In tb* t i n t tam o of a doabl* bill with fb* try lag-bard Soaetuis, they whipped i and lathed that old pill abosi with suck fore* that seven lung earn* over, enough la give »- them a IB to 7 victory.. . . In th* ascend game, they pul up a grand > • fight, but lbs Senator* cam* th tough with a H to 4 win when .'th e y got to Rubs Wslberg In Ik# sixth Rising. 1 U A* / --------- * Thai fk st gbma wrs oaa of U a n thJagn, firov, started, bat wan tr*l*t*4 by Knraabew, B ran tRMxh h* wasn't able to ■tab* the grade, fwfty recrivod rrudk foe lb* win. bla I Uh *4Abo JeWr.bv ths u a f . Hoav ran*, flvn *f (boas too, gars th* Macks allihai tv * of Iktlr demon mao. w a g '(M r B and a la tha riiU b' whin all ef a auddou Marti* aad K uhM .U l huaWrw, each wMh raaw a. and fear runs t u t s over, *iw*«b.tu give (bras lb* RAMS Blaaa (hay split, a* damage was dans ail bo* w4A rare pi (hat tb* Machmea ig sia proved their aagstlarity over th* Hoaatar*. '■ I I.' I [• I | k I Tbps* wore tb* only games [ athqdulod ia th* Americas, while ■! M ly two games were srbodulod In tha National. One of lb***, a l to | 0 affair won by tha Phillis* over [l .ths Pirate*, waa as good a game | aa has boon played thl* year. J. N Blllott, after being unmorrlfutly pounded Jiy th* Giants a roupl* or ;y a a y | ago, ram* back end bold tbo Ptrmtv, to flva Maw*. Ill* pitch. h ihg pooformane* was inslchod by SJ Ruby Ktonier, who also let out K iR s» hit*. Hurst's tlouldo, icorlng Xlalo, fn the ninth, sent In tbo oaJy M d winning marbor. • t'.'i ... v ........... . : The Cerda msd* It two out , *f ^hroo .fn m th* C’-abu mbs* tha*. whipped Utro* pitch*** la th q ta c * a t a I I to 6 M o at. Th* < Card# *U s |* bilk i5f NcRm , •vbotlaad sad WaraqM, pith ths only on, of lbs Big its to g ot Into action fas. tailed ! • gat mrio than •sf* Interest la th* return match tietween 'Stanley “Kid" Pecknam, the University of Florida star lest her-pushed, and Eddlo Stew­ art, the Miami Flash, scheduled for tomorrow night at tho ball park, U growing hourly, accord­ CENTRAL FLORIDA LEAGUE ing to matchmaker Bill Motion, Cveoa ----I 0 1.001 Orlando. Melton, in town thl* St. Augustin* ........... I 0 t oot morning, claims that half the It*Land .. ... I 0 l.OO( HOW THEY STAND W inter P a r k .......... 0 | ,()0< which la within tho charter Until. Before "including the aeanon, tbo Commlaiilonor* voted to em­ ploy City Attorney Fred It. WIU eon at a flat aolary of $260 per month until Oct. I, 1031, Mr. Wileon* official dutlee aa city attor. (Continued From Pag*One) you loom; wo had a very definite nry expired July 1. The foe waa under*landing that they • would accepted by Mr. Wileon, who de­ not bring any mar* aidU againit clared that It rovered all legal ua while the agreement waa In force. That mran* daring the en, Ur* yasr, and her* It. la leaa than • year and s cull enured againit ua . In am wer to th* letter and ths (Continued from Fags On*) service of aunimone, (ommlssloer- lion* of th* few really pro­ or Lefflor, In accord with Com- tected game preserve* U mlialoneri By id and Speer, 111 alia and location existent In tbq moved that a l«I ten bo written to Mr. Hhand* aloUng that tbo City .South, and some day It should bo Comm »»loner* wer* of tbo op ta­ taken ovf'r by the state or federal li, n that thl* move waa la violation government for a parmanent pre­ of th* agreement and contrary io serve, to forever peipetnalo out an underaUnding iciched a t th* game and game birda and all forma lime of the agreement, on* qf-lh* of our wild Ilf*. term* of which waa. according t > tbo Commiliioner*, that no suits P. S. Anyone doubting Ihu fuel* of any brought s n j f ig u r e s s la t e d h e re in , please or say kind simi would be biought asalast ths Commiaslongn (hiring cum* to SI. Vincent* Island and the Ilf* of tho agreements. SRK FOB YOURSELF. Tho Cjmmlssloncra alio fbathid that official* of the Sanford Uae Co. Intondod to cumploto tbo pgrcbais of the alaat during the o u t HEADS OF CITY HOLD MEETING L A S T EVENING AT THE CAPITOL 1 .001 1 .001 rvmugh action among the fa us lo provide amusement for many. IVckham, who won a 10-round AMERICAN LEAGUE Pet. decision over Stewart bars two Philadelphia .701 week* ago, It ready and willing Washington M l to taka auytMng Uys. Stewart boy Now York . .670 boo. Ho' withstood a /aw hard Cleveland .MM knocks last tlm* they fought, St. Louis -■ .413 and had llltla trouble with any­ authorised lb* issuance V[ m JIM thing except Stewart's peculiar chock for WOA4U to rover th* Detroit ___ JI72 way of boxing. Th* Laka Mary Cily'u sham of a tax certificate Chicago JIM battler has lieen working out issued in 1026 against tho gas dally under the eagle ays of hU company piupvrtr. YMSTKHDAY’S RESULTS Philadelphia 301 000 1 7 s - 13 11 4 father, whose experience In fight A loltur from Robert Hally, J r . Washlngtrn (132 000 020 - 7 13 0 rings has been wide and valuable. publisher of tho Heml mile Cmnly Batlerlesi Grove, Earnihaw and Prckham will eatsr tbo areas Hwitinul, was road lo the Comoil., Cnehian*) Marberry, H a d l e y , tomorrow night weighing a sioner*. U waa a proUat agatasl llurke and Spencer. healthy 132 pounds, while Staw- th* iwent awarding of th* print­ Philadelphia 001 100 020 - 4 10 0 art will bring two more pounds ing of the lfi30 delinquent lax Woshlngtoa .. OOO 204 000- C 10 2 with him. I *t to th* Baaford Herald. Mr. Batteries: Wilbert, Peterson While the main bout will a t­ Holly claimed that the Commisand Cochran*! Crowder and Har­ tract tho attention of most of slcntru violated a law becaaoo the grave, tho fans, the semi-final, between aald, they did a*i soak bide from Other* not scheduled, K. 0 . Hockey, crafty Ban ford all the papers published in Bannegro battler, and Bearcat Lan­ ford. NATIONAL LEAGUE Mr. Holly appeared before the caster, ths Orlando scrapper, will Commissioner* foil,wing the rood, deserve a largo 'share of com-' RL Louis - __ ___ 62 31 .1127 ■ng of the letter and-asked that New York ______ 4 t 32 .670 menl. H o c k e y fought a well- Uioy "ratraoo tbsir atop* because planned fight here two weeks Brooklyn ............ 4b 8fl .6MI they had not acted felrig In tho C hicago------------ 43 36 .644 ago, and should have earned at mattoi". Taming fnsm the group Boston ...... ........ 40 30 .600 least a draw, according to ring­ aa h* I s * the platform, he said Philadelphia 36 40 .432 side fans. The decision, attar "You ran think thl* thing over F itl»burgh ....... 31 46 ,40ft eight rounds «f fast and furious and 1*1 m* know about IMmler”, Cincinnati . 2B 63 JI40 milling, went lo Lancaster. To­ lo whirb Commissioner UHWr to morrow nlghl Rockey as pacta lo Piled. "Thor* w ont be any tbUkYKHTKRDAY'H REHUI.TS PRtaburgh .... 000 000 OOO -O 6 1 bring victory hia way, although lag over bacanoa tha contract has Philadelphia 000 000 001-1 6 1 ho will enter th* ring with ■ already boon let". No farther atRatter I**: Krrmrr and Phllllpe; badly swollen left eye, suffered tlr n was taken. In hie tail fig h t J. Elliott and McCurdy. Mr. Lamson Informed tbo CrmKt. Louis Oil 730 OOx—IB IB 2 Kid Allen, (he scrappy Sanford uirsloneis that both newspapers Chicago ... 000 210 1 1 0 - 6 0 1 hauler who won a technical RaUtrios: Grime* and Wilson, knockout over Young tilokos, Or­ Manruo*! ■M a l o n e , Bwostland, lando boro two Weeks ago, will Wainek* and Ifomsloy. hoodllng th* m ile preliminary Others n>t scheduled. T * N ilh t~ r together with Young' Thompson, Miami bantam. A IM proved to th* crowd that h*i^ emrid taka aH atf of punishamnl and still look good as q tighter, aad Ua was decided to pea*.it. appoiraace in tha'YW* la axpact- day. official* nf Us* |h ProtVclivs CommiltS* tbg( thpg would m tb* cue) of. pubU* Th* Y. M. CL A. and Independent lam* night, a t a a i Merchants Asaoc’a th n Diamond bo troatad to *om* coal battles log «f the Oasam iU*M. tt within a few v m R U rsvs*Ud ball team* wll) clash ton'ght. Palmar wilt be on Ika mound for in MaHon's atalamant that b* th* ladapomtaata, sad . Btiasin hoped to match, tga vlanor of th* Kinlaw far lb* Y, M. C. A. boy*. Packkam-tfUwart, go wilk Bay Both pitcher* bar* good support­ Kchneldor, Jackaonvilto. m s ef ing teams behind thsm and tb* tha moot popular lightest in Uu ■am* should prov* to bo one of state. A bout botwosn Bonny tho cjssset and boat pla)*d this O'Doll, 186 pound N ap Yark acrarper. and Ja#,- Mom,. BanHpUndid crowd* have U i oa. ford'a only heavyweight acrypJ-llag U* m gama* at. night, and per. lg als. being lalkri abacd. If you bar* not boon among tboao ah Is a scrap botwosn WUlla nro.aai you have boon mlaalng McGoo, th* colored hobvywoigbt iota of fan and oatertalament, so champion of th* sooth, and Boh cm** out tonight aad objsy your. loosen, slant Alabama . nsgro, who I* said u have, hubs had Jack Dvmpaay sot toms year* ago. Sanford ........___ —... 0 Daytona -----0 ic - a t e ,' MIAMI—Conciliation.of ferry lino frdm here to I Termlnil Island started. LAKE BUTLEB—Local m elation repainted. rA w h o le se t o f G w tty f lf r . .... P a th fin d e r s fo r ffv im b ^ k o o w a that one t f th* b t| tfarilk o( gadrind a o*w. gar la rkHm on new t im oil mrmni. ■ *? ♦ Tod af paw Goodyears am ao cheap that y*u i t a hare that Sima thrill on your pr*t•o t dar. You out bar* the • a f * t y t h * D*dh M B tr esdTribe .limit new vitality o f ^upnrtwiit cord m tb* b m * t arilMt* ol Goodyear Palhfin^prs *t tb* k>w**t pri*** in history. It M K kh to immom Out Goody*«r»word's -r Brwitgat ft* tb* fUrkm y o ^ W , ' ^ V Kfcrit iiu n 'e tw bclorw - Goodygar fiMar it Hu ggdWr'ffra witkia ( i f ^ i i # * ((? G e t a i t t and forget tiro tr o u b le s v*«g*^ la o n lb « bargain co u n ter, t , Qmeit% Tw o-Fisteil 3tar Punches V New Independents Will M i e e t v r Outfit In Game Tonight that a combination of a cigar *Nl tax with a cigar tax would prdb ably put them out of- builnm s1 Gomel 0 11 . outspoken 1Ip -da nounrlna the administration Mb "oiertlftg Improper Inflaouea'-w It* effort to p i n tbo • Ml through ^ the 5en»te.“ "They am trading av*rypib$| they p a u o i," Gomel WId. "T* never oeen ouch pressure n e t * by official Tallahaisoo.” me* or Key Wool will be c m of bla lieutenant* In tho flsht against tbo MU. "I will take the floor against It," Gome* anid, ”became I am convinced Ihst It ia Joat tbs opening wrdge for a genet*] i t Ire tax. If wo eaUMIah n pre­ cedent with cigarette*, subse­ quent leglehituret will be more prone to levy axclae ta*«e on cigere. on aboee and clothing, baron nnd grits and everything aold a t retail In Florida." Other* planning to aialot In fighting the bill In tne Senate debate tip Senators Futrh of Leasburg and King of Orlando. BK4.44 (4A*.21k I B*xia*(4JM*h BtotJI UA0-21k ifhiaiil �poblle place*, rallln pealed on a tr tta * . f t mill* In Cantral full*,' PtvrtuAvt and OltwyvlHe tb m K W ferr a Mn#v picket Una ttvfb k eth a xrvuririg company plant. The Roykl Wear in* * company w(tl optit. a m bt IU department v tMftr. Jbaepk Ott, ylf*1 pi rtlda.it announced. Polite amid protexttuit ertmUT t* given the w^rketn. G a l» o n r r . R. I.. July 111— r '}—Police armed with riot pearled I he properties of t he ipanjr yraterEeyni W e a v la * ------^ day after hearing of a plan by ■W hen -to demonatrata hay blocked an attem pt of hundred men and women to Id a M u meeting ol> • lot the mill and forced t ) march about a half mile from the pro parly. Proddin* night aUrka kept ttg p U near the mill cleared all day. Every effort to gather or to loiter waa broken without eerioak conaequeneea, although 10 men and women ware itra iled charged with minor Infraction* of tlio law Involving failure to obey the or. oar of a police officer. Tl)* adjacent city of Central Fall* where crowd* Wit week charged police guarding the tim ­ er*! fabric* corporation proper. U1" * » quiet yesterday. Wbrker* DOMINIONS SIGN TREATY OTTAWA. O ut, July 14.(A P )— Premier Bennett laat night announced In the Hoaaa of Cbmmona' that ike now CanadaAmftnllkn trade ag trttn rn t had been cotoclodkd. The agreement guarantee* the bulk of eommodl Urt Exported from Canada “i ■ubatantial ta riff preference In Auatrallf,” he aald. Canada In tatnm give* Australia ■ prefer­ ential tariff on «pacified Herat. ACADIA—R. R. Clifton ptJr ebaaed Intareat of Bob Adami m Bob’i Shoe F iiery on Weat Oak Street. It-Jb in t in ruination ln-OnllmHeO' * !3<M3n the aid* 11-Speech I M t r t of India -ae-Baldbrtd (CoU.) aa-u n m iern in i 2*-Trap 38-Cheat 1*1.) 90-John (Boot.) 14-Oerman river 35-Oermj 38-Part of Europe ys (Code Is N e c t a r y MEXICO CJTY, July 14.- (AP) —Foreign Secretary Canam Eatrada yeaterday **ld It I* time fer government* of the world to draw kp “ a Welt moral cod*” governing relation-of people*, and gradually to abandon “all their tlluicry treat I d , which are the flower of International hypocrisy.” At the aame time, Estrada aald, It |a opportune to break away from the “worn out custom" of holding co a firm er* and congretaes “whoto best fruit* ire often exhibition* of rancor*, disagreement* and weak ______ MOSCOW, July 14. — ( A P l Jocph Iwbrix and two French fliers who started with him trt>m Pari* on a non-stop flight to Tokyo were welling in Middle Sllieria today for another plane to bring them hark to Moscow. Their project ended In dis­ aster when something went w ring with the plane and the three fliers jumped safely In parachutes amt landed In the foothill* we>t uf the Sayan mountains. T h e, plsre Is so* re­ mote only meagre details of the accident have been received. Lehrix asked another plan* b* sent to bring them home, TAMPICO, Mexico, July | l U l (AIM— Edward Maloney a n d Seth Yrrringtsn, w hose. Neft York-to- Mexico City, plane, "C*V tain Kmlliu (’arran t* " crashed yesterday on the beach between Tampico and Brownsville, Tex., were brought here last night aboard a relief plane, last night aboard a tr 'ir f plane. It was understood Ycrrlngton and Maloney would proceed tu Mexico Cily today. The fliers reported a brevk in their spare gasoline pump forced them to land shortly after lb A. M. Their plane suffered a damaged wing tip and cracked landing gear but they said they hr tie veil it could be repaired an I flown from the beach, which I* about 75 miles south o( Browns­ ville. Mslonry and Yrrrington were uninjurrd, tt was eitlmnted that In the approximately 10 hours they w rrr In the nlr they cov­ ered all but 350 miles of their projected 3300.mile flight. The foreign eecretary spoke be­ fore the seminar bring held undrr the auspice* of the committee for Cultural relations with Latin America. It I* an <rr*or, he arid, - to be­ lieve that International relation* are bated upon mutal confidence of people* and governments, “This Is not trus." he said, * . . . the lack of confidence is universal, In spite of what the official state­ ments nay with automatic fre­ quency." Estrada divided international re­ lations Into two kind*, orienrihlr and neturi. The first, he said, Is in­ terpreted by diplomatic rights and efflral declarations, and the second is "bound In never-ending nianru. vent of governments, which become known 100 yeare afterward." If this litte r policy could be abollihed, he said, the world would be safe. The project to build a Nicara­ guan canal, he asserted, would Iw commendable If all nriion* u( the world war* allowed to ben. fit ST. LOUIS, July 14. — (AIM— from it and If It* building would Miss Laura Ingalls, who hope* not Involve "tramping upon" eny nation's sovereignty, Much a canal, he said, could retuU In a feeling of amity throughout the world. a lso I* N e m lm ils c o u a lr . Ut* darty-iq. a hUhVf underatandTO ,PAY WITH SCRIPT ■- U .v 4ha .f i r i l ---------- -----------H i. w l l : * !o scrabs ike A tlantic,, landed Ing of the diving L ift (J*. 10). em tow to. "jbijT is:—iArp)— t h r 4 n !*• rtf th v Mmimu** fl at lambcrt-BL Louis fie ld -n w r The Chicago board of education m i l l l m l # In I tin iinm * nl here at 6 P. M. yertenlay after k n o w n , T h m I . W . If r t llr p v ended a . controversy of several rtf a. flight from Wichita. •* rtf T i n fV rt lflr« * l# HoJ 1 ■month* by deciding yesterday to tlrijrtl tit* tm !. UiHf n t J « f r » A 1 Miss Ingalls spent th e f » f t . ft NR f l l - . l M i d r r r l l f U N U I pty teachers and other employes night here, and hopes to reach l — A M t o a c n i n u iuy itfflfp n m i h a « m ud* i p i ,wlth script, or rcrtlfk atrs Issued 11*"I fnr lft« lirotl \|l» tNBil# In New York today. She aald the rn r v liiiir r w ll li fn w. Hu (tl r t r l l l HAVE YOUR WATCH n p rired against tax anticipation war­ rin lm ic r R (h«* r " llu w ln K d * U time of her take-off for Paris by on* who really know* howl rant* not yet sold. The teacher* I a im I n i i un it'd in H »m ln o t* C i still was uncertain, several de­ f lH ilt ld , i i i . n I t i have not been paid since April. tails remaining to lie worked out. Briggs, Jaweler, Mag. Ava. l^ d 1l IL .o k # rU<w n, Classified Ads F o u l o i s Lands Coveted T itle After 37^ Y e a r s (Continued Ktom Pnge One) vetnber, 1017 to May, 1018. He was 38 years old at th a t tim* and the youngest brigadier gen­ eral In Ibe army, lie became assistant (blel of the Air Corps in 1927. I The Ww Department also annuum-ril the promotion of 111 oth­ er general officers os follows: Brig. lien. Edward 1. King to lie major general in place of Msj. (Irn. William L aniter, who retires on Septemlier 30. Brig. (ten. Hugh A. Drum to tic major general succeeding Maj. (ten. Hanson K, Ely, who retires November 31). Brig. lien. Stusrt Helnltelman to he major general, vice Maj. (ien. Fred W. Bladen, who retires Novrmbrr 30. Brig, (irn. Cainplielt King In Is- major general In place of Maj. (ten. William It. Smith, who retire* for age April 31), 1932. Col. Thomas \V. D arttli t„ lie luigadier general, vlre Brig. Urn. Henry (I. Leonard, who re­ tire* August 31. Col. John II. Hughes to he brigadier g e n rral, replacing Brig. tien. Edward I*. King. Col. (’hailes H. Lincoln to be brigadier general, replacing Brig­ adier General Drum. 1 r ■ I 1 t n H I J ^ 17 l 1 r 1’ I5 l « HA. ■ 1. r % Btx 7& i * '. 4 • ! KT ! l ' ■. * i/ / j m 3d * J Y /s. ’ \ II | ‘ #. M T r -J TV , “* 4 *9. ’r-_gi ■ 1 1 ' ■ k e> j * BUILDING BLOCKS—Irrigation boxra and general cement work. HlincL Concrete Co. J. K, Terwillager, Prop. 3rd and Elm. 7— Financial EXCELLENT MAID nr rook can be found at 001 Sanford Avenue. !>A— Paullry r o ll SAI.E.—Alsiut 40 or 50 young while leghorn pullet* weighing about one pound or mur* each. Good stock but r 'tl'l krep all of them. C. A. Haines at ID raid of fire, - tffliv IX— Wanted WANTED: Small house w a tir plant. Must be bargain. E. T. Summersill, Geneva, Florida. THREE OR FOUR room furnished aiuutinent or cottage. Must torenttnaldr. State prite. Permanent. Box II. II., c-o Herald. house with I FOR RENT; Furnished A Unfur­ nished apartments. Mr*. Noble, 015 Myrtle Avr, '“S ter* FOR BENT: apartment, Phone 251. ' Fares to BOSTON *42Q 081 WAV lu e ss io s ACCOS4MODATIONI wC w A g a in R ID U C ID s a v O N L Y D in g e r U N I W IT H O U T C H A N O B i TUttitHa* m I sN Bunin Limit H D*i § V / i n n new T o rs t n d tli* m arvelous vaaaV u o a isMts l i n n oy trow M lh a U m s l A nd go ns U i* d s lia h ilu i C lr d s -U s llo r y “ Oeesn T r a il . at (lie lowest ra le o l ln s d M sm a t, l l r t n l s lid mast m s g n lt lr r n i s le a m s n t s l s w n in* n o u lh sod N o rth Deck sport*, d tn eo m usic, rsd i.i s ic .,— supsrh n n r s t s sccsim nodatloa*. A n c s n ils ra u n g boo voyagsl S tlllM fs trso i J A C M a u n t l l i n to n c v * t o b k t o n ossesf. rsssass > M m a t t st s e. u » u . Is* *1 D M lIn lt o 1st t Is o b o o rs -tr Ms In* n e t Ysrk third msrnls* CbtrlMsm OattTar|V» BssrtTVtelia To a u u r ro a r* U J A U l is O A L V a a T O N B t t r f T s l . l l y T s u e A I* NBW o n t.g A N I l . « , Twsdts Tk a o V sw C k r.O rto lt S s l u . J ( o n - t o o ...... - | - - 4 FURNISHED HOUSE for rent. Inrpiire at Tasty Shop. It)— Far mu For Kent FOR RENT: ID lure tiled crier) farm with barn nmi ti-iuitit house. Apply J. M. Wallace, e-o Moiitrsuma Hole I, 20— MlNcellanroua For Male GOOD AS NEW, Slmnn n* Twin Bed outfits; Piano; Diiwser; I'm table Tlpewiiler. I'hoile 821-M Classify |2 SECOND HAND Baby Carriage. Call 08. HOUSEHOLD M7 Furnished garage well ventilated. 10— llinmes Fo r Kent «2 cherkeit th ro u gh t o Intsnua p o in ts L LANKY'S DRU0 STORE—Proscript Inns, magatlnss, fountain service. PROM IT deliveries. Phona 10S. IS— Apartment* For Kent ' T b iu u g b lo h r l l and lisggsg* h £> 4— B u s ln rm Service CLyDEMAlLORy t. rtt,c. $ FUltNliTURK 'fo’r title lea-unable. 3IH) K. 20l)l or plmne 142-W. FOR SAI.E; Heart Pine A Cypiess eross ties. Suitable for tide tracks. Box 03, Drljtml, Cla. 1 tl By J. Carver Biwey Moo AfcC TAKE. T H E4C AHP WHAT X o o CAM DO VUTM m afbm o n M A S A ltS rtA H - tb o i#4T D o .-------tr t AUU w ell -men i» “n o t "feu m m BH T S olo a s h g l e tu be o rto c n M t^ rrc . T h r H-iltl (aHi! In dim I R M i C l t iti«* (tnit* u f iti#> i N m n n o f e ttIr leu m* lit t h r vtiitn* o f Uni r ]o|>cur|il (*« l ltlrNR ia ! 4 l l f h n l r Rhiill hr n Inn to l« w t m w ill tliw rcyn un l l i « St It d n y o f A l A. I*., 1 M I. VVi i r m r m y o f f lr la t al|t m id o a l i h l « Ih * 291 ft- i U f o f A . U-s 1911* v. k n o r a u s in iD O i n k r it cult CodH r LEGAL NOTICE v a r ii-M a r s r p i . i r * T i a v g n u T » t I I K K I I ( ’ T U R N B K C T ia N ar* a r t u i : u r i V K H U . m r . IT K l fir T H K B T .4 T N O f g l.0 4 tlll.4 t N u tle t Ih tith y tin s ll.a l I), i - I l i i W A t l l r . p u re h s s tr o f T a x ( V r t l f l m l e No. 1314, da te d the 3tut. il.ii J i l l ) A . I> , IS IS , h ss (lie d •sId c r r i l l l r s i r In m r o l llr * . and (ins m ade a p p lic a tio n lu r tu s i'se-1 In Issue In H c c u id a n rs w llli law. Unltl <r t l ir i e n le enibrsees llie m l, lu ll In* ill - c i (tied p i o p r r t r s llu s le ,j In s , m in .. If r o u n l t , .g lu r td s , t o .w lt ; l o t S3 g u rt M ellon, Tlte said la nd lirltt* nssess,-t nl i the .tat* o f t h r Issuane* o f suen i . 1 1 it m ite in l tie nam e o f r n h iio w n . T h a i (i. t - lln w a id . r iu r r h a s ir of , T s t I'e r t i r ic ,i lr No. IS IS , Ila lr d ths l?nd . das o f J u l r . A , I r tSSS, has ftleil said r e r t lf lo a t r In m r n f lic v . and tiss m ade a p p lic a tio n (o r la s deed In Issue In accorda nce w ith taw. Paid m i l f leal e ru in ,a rc * tile ro llo n Ili k dram llied p n i p e t lr s itu , s le d In tlcnilm de I 'o o n ly , K lo r ld s . In , w i t : la d 43 g u l l M ellon. T h e enld la n d lo-lnn assessed al I lie d a le o f the Issuance o f tttrh r e t t i m -a t In th s nam e o r I 'n . know u r u l r s n said c e rtiric a te s h a ll |.e le d c e m rd a ie o id ln a In la w la s deed w ill Issue th e re o n on Ih * t i p d o r o r A ii*u et. a i t , t a i l \ V lt n r -s m r o ftle in ! s la u n lu t* and seal Ih ls the ls | h . d a r o r Ju n e . A I> . IS 3 I. V R . I M ir ill.A H P . 4‘le rh I ’ lr c u ll I ’m ir l 11. m l Hole P lIU R t); g lo r Ida. I l v i A. XI W K K K 8 , In p u l) I T e l h. I B K A I . I _________________ ________ ______ T ir r n -K n r A r g i.n -A T io T r u a t u n m i i v n u n s g i-r in h *VS OS' T i l r : I I K X K H 4 I . » T * T . i t m nr t iik rr* TK » r g n iH in x i V id lc e is b rte b r a lv s a th a l \v II l-tip M . p iu i'lia s e r id T a x . I e r . I l f l< a le Nn S i l l , lis te d Ih * ro d ■lav o f J llle , A I I . I* 3 «, has riled i old e i l l l f l i w l e In in y i j l l r t . and has m ade a p p llc a l Ion fid tSX deed ip Issue In accorda nce w ll li la w . Us Id cel If f If ate euihtaces llle In i. I.iw lli* dcsctllifal pi Opel IV a l | i u l - 4 fn P rm ln u le c o u l d ), g lo rld a . Is . w It: . K > , o f N K * i o f N I P ; Nee S3 T o p 31 II llu u v e I : l:a » l. IV acres . T h e -a id land hem * assessed al I In- dale o l (h e Issuance Ilf Snell cel I If li'rt le In Ihe nuuis *1 I’n. k iotii ti I ’ nlcss paid cel Illlc a le s h a ll he Ie itrelliei| a n Id illrik In la w la x deed w ill Iseor Ih e lr iu t oil Ih* Hr III11|(. I* r 1 V4-' and seal this H ie 2*lh. d a v o f Ju n e a i». " * u v K iw r u m , A n n , r i i 'r k r ir v M li r iiu r i l . ii.ln .ilf I? (i ii ci I y n « iu u . Ilk A %t W H IC H H. *•-|iill I 1*1*1 k . I ft H A 1.1 1 M i n n : ir k % i * r i . i r % T i o \ r o l l T U IIK K II l M IH H M K rT llIk n n o k t h i : i i m ^ k n ^ i * b t .i t . 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II W K K K A l>r|>uiy I ' l i r k . CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Cat O il For R u t y ItefcrcncM f u r n Tt u r b Itemoval sat* now going aa at WAGONER'S. CAFE ANGEL'S 11ARBECUB 0 |»n 10 A. M. to 2 A - . M. Hanford ft GtnM l AT e a . L U N C lf ROOM ~ ft ft 10c Lunch ft Coffe« Shop. Ipen ft A. M,—9 P. IL lum ber" HILL LUMBER CO* ’ Zip Hcrvlco. Phona 191* ] SIGNS H. N. NIPPER Signs. Phone 303. HAIR CUTTING^-— „ Wllaon'a Barber Hhlf*( Eaal P in t Htreet). Arcade Bldg. LET US Hell you kelly Tire* aad Tube*-Trad* la eU r h — Claaa •ad Radlalor wilkoxl rr*Mviag fra p cm —Wash. Palish Crease pit our Bydraull* LHl—Rtllaa-yuur brake* or T**4 Adjust brake*—Hell yeu a 1J Plata GearaalMd Battery ” I L I i »i. Some good bargalna In Croaley all eUelrlc Radloa* % M* rv ------- -• Notice Is be ie b r g lvsn that om lrislKiie-l, J I: Xlunasr « g lim Xlunarr, bis w ll* . 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K I l H I I l lo .w lli HW i Ilf flWU df NWU l # rriHttcHlr In Him iiiiinr of Ml ■ I I* vittarr « u«i»r t\ l& (0 R A t« ) drill Will I»M IF I hr irotl "II I lir Bth d.M *.r A n * « m i , a 1 *. 1*31 W 11 in*hn ms o rriciiH H iw im iin * m id H r*I Ih la H ir SSlti d u v of •lutiH, A l » , 1^11 v ii m ir tiia A H J i, r i H k I ’ l n o il I'rtlirt j t«-in i lm I* 1 't in n t h K it " hln, IH A SI W K C K H . |Rr|illl| r i r l h , f U K A l .t K mh I iiii h Ii r II h r r llitK 1 a i- A r tto \M U AW- C O U ltf , H o t Id* H jr: A kl W C K S i r • O tp u ty r u r k . . i» if V **R•*! J » i *Im ** o iln ltl he w it h in llil i. 111Kit Al 7 a t.t.(>WA N C E on your tlh dm ol A11*1111, A IV, 1*11, W l l i i i - s inv o ir ic la l r la u a iu r e Mlirull ut lm ft’t-lo4‘|» A M. o r k t old battery. 310 W. F irst 8L noon ill* i m r i v r mb Ih e m m llB r M B 1 N r LATE CHEVROLET 4 Door Se­ dan and late Chevrolet Coupe. Priced to sell. Reel A Sons, Myrtle Avenue. acre land on edge «f illy or lease filling station doing good monthly liusinens. Phone 630-VV or call 604 Elm A te. 41- Bong fur one 1 3— Automobile* W ANTED ........ .. TWO BUDAPEST B O U N D FLIERS POSTPONE H O P 42- Tbe (FT. pU (Continued Kium Png* One) 43Raw malaria]New York with little ado be­ 48-Top of lef* cause of the suddmnees of their 47-She«p 40-Dellrlum Iro n an decision to start, thy filers were greeted by a large crowd when 60-Thorouahfar* they landed here. Their only romlab.) ment as they posed (or movie cameras was: "We ar* very 6 ii cold." [ The plane, which ha* a cruis­ ir t ing speed of from 160 to 175 L; . miles in hour, wll) lake on a ra ­ pacity load of 0.10 gallon, of fuel. . BAr __ Both tyajryar W*d Kndrc* ar* rrttrv a nffirrra Mil the Hunga­ _ ,L 7 rian array. They planned the / f (light to call public attention to wrong* they believe have born ( inflicted on Hungary r.s * result of the treaty of Trianon. Magyar, 4 who I* 32, is a pupil of Emlrei, \ 1 1 two year* his senior. Both ar* j1 4 : • pilots, while Endrei is nxtigator and radio operator as well. 1 W> ? The “Justice to Hungary" lie's a range of 28 flying huurs aril a Dr. W. E. MacDOUGALL, CHI­ ROPRACTOR, la now located i t hi* residence ln Floral Haight*, B. Sanford. Phona MIS-M. San Juan GKrkge Phone 4* t r-v rVy? a • ,, 1 £ . ■'o � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1931 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 14, 1931 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 14, 1931. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 14, 1931; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/91e5e2e936cdd814b3b1ae03bf0bfa3c.pdf ad85bb47369983d8f884c140da7778c5 PDF Text Text TH E W EATHER Meetly (lorn); tonight tad Tucedsy. Wllfc FieteM# *h«wera T n W tj. num ber II AY. JU L Y » , 1M1 APtHORITlF8 DESTROY JAMAICA GINGER EXTRACT FLYER’S WIFE Plane Bound ForM* ico City From N' York Sighted _Oi Brownsville, Texas World Financiers Are .Gathering In Basel To Consider Plans For Bringing Relief —(Al’)—AUiaodor M ig fu Georg# W m t*ok off today a Ita x M ay ad 1U*W S f * ■ AUaatk t* » S a H * f plaaaed U ston fto fo r* *» HWto r Grata. T to k f i n e 'A* M n. WlUy lot of the Mao. who. navigator, FALL AGREES TO i a Off th e or a t laaat th at credit of about MOO,000,000 boa boon arranged fhr German, hy g ecmblnsUoii of Imnka Ineludlnf American add British. A t P ork tha German amboaaa_ .Informed > ' a it. ------- --- * tha dor tha_ government thatf Chancellor Brusnlng wUI not be likely U come down for a confertore until tho situation a t home Is relieved. London will send Foreign Secretary Henderson to P erk onroute to the conference at Berlje end Prime Minister MecDonaM win leave Friday for tho Berlin Officer Of Auto Com­ pany Tells Commit-. tee About Submit^tag Low Truck Bid IN WESTERN JA IL •aaioeW -tta a fall** tk* greet airrta. It U H a d -JaaUra U llaafary ." i BROWNBVILLE. Tog, July — (API—Th* airplane. C*M*» Emilio Carrania, carrying M w ara, and Seth Yerriagton m a non-stop flight from N»V Yartt to Maiico C .., ,— - — — . . I,ft Now York Uta ye*t*rd*r> Haro you * legtd poisonous gcr Jake- paraly*!* FINAL RITES PAID TO B. J. STARLING, VICTIM OF DEATH T A L L A H /S s E E . J u ly 1 3 . — ( A D — W hile th e H a w f i | nxnlo w ra n fie d o v e r p ro ce- „ d u re th e S e n a te to d a y m oved th r o ttth » n o rd e rly aesalon In w h ich It d e fin ite ly postp o n ed a bill to g iv e t* x collector* a u th o r ity to iaeue d la tree* ^ w a rra n t* a g a in » t p ro p e r ty to fo rc e p a y m e n t o f d e lin q u e n t ta x e s. • Th* Homo adopted a r K o a a d i' drtion that lb# Introduction nod consideration of bill* should to PUc*<l ahead of th* consideration CARMEI* Calif, July IS— of resolution*. Proponent* told rt, ,; ■AP)—Ul*n NaUon, cowboy consideration Of lUeO* ft *ulhor wa* In hiding In the inxestlgntions now under wny, l^v> Monterey Hill* to.tay with eluding ona Into chargee of irrego. two of bla dt»d wife’# childlarlty In tha rood deportment. _ ran. drfylng lha law and a Tho House amended a bill paaatn aarran t charglna child Meal­ In tha first special session *o as to Ing. Nelson told frlrnd* h* strike eul a proaklon that usee of would not return until n retthe general In*pec lion fends of tho , tlrmrnt of lha children's* ■ The Pltm ’.rn Mallwing airplane Department of Agrlcutlure should guard lanihlp I* raachad and which the veteran pilot. Bring be s i pended to Include arqulritloa' ,ald Ida wlfa’a la»t In,true• Halluugh. skillfully handled In A of additions! property. lion* were not to ralini|ul»H Bllli to abolish several state fonrd U ml ing In shal ow water tha chlldran to thalr fathar. off Hint Island, Lake Jessup. Sat­ partmtnU w in Introduc'd. Hatlt Ileuses adjourned a t noon untU to­ Ilr. Scot*. K.ytlng. urday afternoon, took oil r . . * * . ____ .Has. tittiiaisolnf morrow. a R. Bhaw, Quincy, today told n‘ House Investigating cnmmlttsw that his firm submitted an •xcao' six ty low bid to tha Stale Road' Deportment for aupplytng meted trucks because he hcerd "polls tlrUne ore geU‘n* together on Urn bids.” The committee heord Shaw • tsstlmun, as It cuntle-sd au Invest PLYMOUTH. VL. July 13 — (A l’I—Calvin Ooolldge. I>ack In the home of his childhood, stndlrd Bunds, among tho peaceful scenes and m .lkvr frkndshtp* «( ht» IS MADE BY MAIL PLANENEARHERE preclud'd--MinorDamageDoneAs Pilot L a n d s Craft In Shallow Water Tha pair of om porailao nowlr^o. 8cth Vtrringlon. *0. and hdward deported from Roosevelt ftald, N. Y , early la the evening on n ISOO-mll* hop to Mexk* Otty, where they plan t . rest a faw hours hefor# noalng tbela Funeral asrvlces for 11. J. Start. WASHINGTON. July U batk toward New York to prepare Ing. M. retired farmer nho dint at for a trnni-AUaaPe crossing-^ Their plane, the “OopUln Cor. his Magnolia Avenue home Satur­ rantm.” was naihed after EmtHo day aftrtnoin alter a hmg lllne**, Carrania, once called the Lind­ "‘ a S S a r y ls tlm .o n I, at Rome bergh of Mexico." who dkd « * were held yesterday afternoon at pastpeoed actlaa In tho cnee of . . . I, taking no direct hand In the crash of his plan* at Mount Holly. 4:110 o’clock trom the First Meth. development. Block markets In all Albert .PAW outll tomovrew. N. J , in a similar firing effort o li.l Chur>h. The Itev. Carroll Na onpUaatlon for >mtcapitals showed n weakness on the throe years ago Saturday. Varner. uffkUted. and burial was H H W M t Tho J art Ire Batoruncertain situation In Oermoay. Hiss Laura Ingalls, diminutive In Ukevlew Cemetrr- beside th* U Tha run which ruined the Derm- day ref seed to aoaprnd n « • filer, left Burbank. Calif., early In steed ter extended to other tanka ygnr JaU e**4* n to g ( w * Fall the mora'nng on a one-stop flight bod, of his wD* who** death oc­ but to ptevoni tho pnalc from h r accepting a I H M * r " curred several years ago. far oil loooo while ho woo no*- to New York. She plan* to hop Off Active pa lib " ns ni w irr. B. u. th# e tt, a t soon a, from tho U tter city as “ rotary of lateriov. ; weather conditions permit In an Casa all. George W. Hchtllky, " • P. Chapman. 8. W. Bradford, J. dug sad tomorrow. EL PA M , T o* , July IL —(A D effort to b* the lire* woman to F. McClelland nnd Z*b KoUwf. make a solo flight over the great -LK member of tho family of Al­ Honorary pallbearers warn: W. B. b eit fiT-Vall. former sK ietary of circle rout* to Pari*. Thornton. \Y. P. Fields. ». H. tho. interior, told pmtontay tho PARIS. July IS,—(API -Word Adam*, and J. A. Rogers. They — J ' —j alllno mm* >onv|cted of reached here last night that tho were all ihvmbers «( the Board of nSsnUpC a bribe while ip office. PraoWl aviators Joseph Lm en ‘ and- Marcel D ent, with . their Coolldgf, arrived Saturday fur hD mechanic, Rene Mrsnln, pe*»ed ■“ • 'In the Coolldgu annual vacation over Moscow at 6:30. P. M. Mos­ homestead, where eight year* ago cow time (II A. M. K. S. T.) yes. the Ut* John Coolidge adminis­ PJaBJ'suffi te id a, in the.r alrpUne Utphen. tered the oath of affke to hi* evn. tuberculosis, The filers left I* U>urget kt A few hour* after hi* arrival. 4:43 Sunday morning on a non­ Cnulidg* pulled flv* trout from th* stop flight to Tokyo, which they pond of an olid aehoclmate. "Ilert * 01. J. H., OgnihreU, th , former hoped,to rea«h In t 3 hours. Moore, about * mil# fiom the Coolnectwtary's priv»U phyoicUn here, The report of their passing ovrr idg* farm. BsUrdey recommended to Frank M >*cow was th* firet. nows of th* The fotmer president a rstrh Hagan. Knll'a ,W»*h ngton counoe), lllers which had reached here provided Inti resting news to Ihv that ti>* oentone# he aerved in the doubt consider the, Gorman book­ since they were reported over r> mmunlly. and 'particularly to New MexknMat* prlton. . Belgium at 6 A. M-, little ovrr an ing crlria. , 1 .. that group fo frienda who u»cd to Previously, *t tha reqavst of Obriouily, nay pUa for n boahhour after they took off from Is "jo<h” Ihrlr fellow townsman I* Hogan, the^phypiclan notified hi* Ing solution of tho situation mast lliurgct airdrome. . Unable to secure admltUnre in. rauae ho flatted with worms for l lent that Jnatka Bailey of the originate from Ikea# bqak* whkh K Th* news Indicated th* fllci* to th* anuy nt the outbreak «>f strict of Columbia supreme were making slightly better time the Spanlsh-American War, Mr halt. Coolidge used (Ilea on hla are an the gTotof and It U oiy lunk Saturday and conflfeJ, eftundemanding that out hanker# are court, hod refnood to grant a auo- than their original schedule. Ttinr HUrling. wishing to lend a**l»l i-iward, to Moore that lie doesn't pension of xontenr*. In to doing, plan, called for a flight of 12’* ance In that cause, securml a cnn. prepared to consider "go plugging for them any more.” any affective pUn of relief that Joetic* Ballsy euggestod to Ho­ hours to Moscow. They ware near­ Oectiun wh ch later brought him “We roll It plugging to flab with gan that th* ygar's sentence be ly an hour ahead of theii schedule. tm pirtanl dull** as civilian en­ wnrnia they may evolve." for twit,” Mooie aald. "And The statement was Isauad after modified by tho addition of an. Tha fllera hoped to roach Tokyo gineer m rhargu of a fort at St. no teal fisherman would do It.” f. ■ th* aetlag secretary conferred a t other day. In 63 hour* by fty-ag dlrecllt Johns Bluff, near Jaiksonvllle. This action Would give the at. across Russia. The schedule called the Btot# Deportment with AmAt the close of the War, Mr. ' (Continued Page Four) baModor Claudel of France. Both for reaching Chita In 41 hours, Btorl.ng dc ided tu enter III* ■declined t* comment on the di*. Mukden In U h and Tokyo In less farming business ap t came down than 10 hours mot*. If this ached, the rirer t » Sanlord, where he has A t the ism* Urns, Acting Secre­ ule were maintained It would mean tired alnce. As a resident of San. tary Mill* *f the treasury, co-ad­ the brooking of the world re. jrJ ford, Mr. Starling early became viser with Costl* to th* Preaidant for a non-stop, sDalghtline long connected with It* sue al, fraternal, the whole sltustlea. asserted distance flight. and business life. Together with Utl'ISVIl.LK, K>. July 13, offkUUy In New York that Iho Th* plsne carried enough furl hi* wife, he was prumlnrntly Amerkan Government could not for TO hiura hour* of flying. Tl>* Identified with many humanitari­ (AIM lo-tler* s gm-d "Jellrrson set la th* situation. II*. loo, distance from Paris to Tokyo is an movements. Until th , last Davis' ,nd said i>y local officers placed the respenalbltity ef caring 6000 miles. Tbs present straight year nf his life, he was a member of the Women’s Oiganlxsllon for JoT Germany’s plight directly op line record, held by Dleodonne 'of th* Elks, Masons, and Hotary National Prohibition Itrfurm l» to Korop*, describing th* prehClub, as well at a member of th . have licen verif *<l *• written by U a s involved oe “fundamsnUHy Board of Steward* of th* First th* President of the Confederacy, Methodist Churrh of this city. In whhh he expresses his view* on Mr. Stari ng I* survived by a per» inal liberty and pruhit Ition nf PARIS, July 1L—(AP) —Foil! daughter, Mr*. A. Bartholdi intoxicating llquu., bav, l-een Fnrlslen yestordoy any* Of. Hang Peterson, hanfurd; a brother, C. brought to light here. Luther, president of th* RokhoH. Starling, AlUnU, and two granchildren Robert S t a r l i n g **t*r*on and A. Bartholdi Peter. Attorney General To Select P r i s o n For Disease-ridden Map 3S Longtime SanfordCitIren Succumbs To Lingering Sickness .SS <lM C o o l i d g e Joins Old Friends, Enjoys His Vacation Days iz ts .'s s r & s n z t Letters Show That Jeff DaviB Opposed Prohibition In 1887 At l a n t ic ick Buma Of 11500 , Hoover plan* would throw bUndle Into n . dpngofon# IsI sdvrntnre without, . *b I solid polltcnl guarootsoaT owe Ihioka of fordog Got. to go on her knoea to got »•» financial sopgort. hot I natural U f 0*1 a certain ■ awe on going to |ba res**** Mien wkkh far th* part year sdged sU ptnrtkal eaapsgnn i kgn pvnsMeed n fsenign dkstinctiy beet II* to Fraoeeh I Ji ; •L -M f m 1 * Y 3 CKL'RCB I I —(AF)> 5 Youthful Bandits Rob Bank Of *3,468 NEW ORLEANS, July IS — (AIM — Five youthful bandits dressed In farm clothes and wearMg mask* robbed a branch of the Oajnal Bank and Trust Company of ISAM }bsterday. Fuur of the robbci* entsitd th* Mtk, drew pistols Irom a sbopng hag, announced that “the ink la stock up,” scooped up easy from th* cages and baiked it, aacnping In an automoblj* rlren >y the Orth. Folks figured the bandit crew » a new g ar* of amateurs to. t af their faulty muvemeaU In to bonk nnd the fact that p it* . |g |)y all the alWteil principal* M b* half doten bank robtotfcp rMph tovn occurred this ' year ■ to l l ynrterday si* lo JaU. Roy Symea* Mother Dies In Goliad, Texas Mr*. Mary K. Syme*. <59. who died at the home of her lUughler Mr-. It. A- Howard, «t Goliad, Texas Ut* Saturday afternoon, will he buried beside the body of her huslnml at MclUln. Mich., tumorrow afternoon. A reader of th# Christian Sclent* church wUI of. fickle at the services. Mrs. Symc* wst on* of Sanford’s pioneer residents, having bean o winter resident her# for the paM 22 yrars. She was born near Col­ umbus. Ohio, in 1H62. and spent < Christian , ----- 1 Pioneer Resident 0£.:; Sanford Dies Sunday ns well a* many rrand-children al­ so survive her. Mr*. .Howard will Following an lllneos of sovend return to Hanford following mrv- months duMthoi, Mr*. Suotn B. Jcea tomorrow afternoon. Squires, 69, plonoor Sanford realdint, died a t her home, SOT S oft Fifth Street U u yeoleiday efrtfp noon. ...................................... V* CandlcrH Give UpHop From Coast To Coast ATIANTA, Go.. July 1*— (A PI—Mr. and Mr*. As* O. Candler J r , and Bselrf Blsvlns. pilot nf their plane, arrived her* ate. and burial will be In EtuTi •I It Sunday morning from green Cemetery. Dallai. ’Tex**, where they spent Mr*. Squires h*i lived I* Bo* 1 th* eight en reut# from Bur­ ferd for n years, and had * Wt*< circle Of friend*. Hhs w*a alwoli bank. Talif. The Candler* Intended to make active In reHglsus circle*. She as* bora at C u trh ag ^J flight from Callfemia Californio to th* (light f-svennah. G a. within th# day­ Long Island, New York, Mar. t | Savannah, G*. the dayBarrirtaX light hours Bsttirday but strM g kradwinda taussd thsnt- to re­ main at Dallas overnight. Mr. Candler said the total elapsed lime In th* air from Burbank to Atlanta was 1* hour* Mr*. 0 * e r g * \. Coirey and Jsnnl* A. Horton, C a U h s g a jh tl and one minute. , . The mpiUlUl « ld th* pUli* Y.I sod on# beolhsr, DafhOMj covered JIT* mils* from Cali­ | Horton, CuUhagous, N. Y. fornia Herr, and th* dliUne# TWO ¥>T» bill to Bavannth from Montgngnoiy. where they veered their tr ig IIARIUBO NVILLK, Vi was about th* pome n» to A t­ 11 -(AF)— Two Han lUelf tu be lanta. farm hay*. Oeo*** Coto -that Juries MIAMI—Bid* received for •>- Jakn iTVaosqa. were hilto I who would nominal a* cavtUcn and feundatlona fur now rlly foil vw# pest office her*. ' prohibition i's Th# award was given to a PnL motto firm of whkh Senator lia rrlson' I* A member. Bhaw said M ' 1 heard af other cate* In which , low bidder* war# not gitren awards. • Th# LogUUtnr* today turned In­ to the second week of IU eecend extraordinary aeaeion, still seek­ ing the new eourca* of revemM said by Ckvemor Carlton to bo , necessary If th# et*t# ad vslorent tax ea real »»UU U to . bo rllmlnoUd. Tho# far In this session, no revenue bill h is ptvsed both ^ house*. The Uous* hat scheduled for early consideration proposal* to Increase th# Mata gasoline UX to seven cants a gallon, te letT a tea on amusement admissions and to tax billboards. Anethe? special order measure sought Judicial redistrktlng to reduta (Continued On Pag* T hito) * w i t IntoxL DEL RAY BKACU improved. • rietuf." y streets U cnl �HOW THEY 8TAND - u . U .L JtrL:. ..VJL l K , • g t U w . *-------IT— .. S - - • M ZB Sk r ,* £ 2 * 0 y "M ■■ 11 ' J 11 -fce D tU nii a«e...*.a»..... w... Winter, Part B t ^ufuilli Banford — f > t Augustine w;U play a t NM, and Cocoa will play at i r Park. It waa decided that two winning team* of each flay ■ foor-cut-of-serea game ■ to decide Um champion of faago*. Every club announced R had been aticngthened conM y , and pro*poets are that H er race will is made than the caae Haring the first half. fa hate ad nee te try and stop ' pcgaaat-beaad A thktks. P * a y , dee pile a teagh bat* wf-h the Yanks, the Macke l.net la I I laalaga by ha 4 le lira. Big George Earaahaw la tale of a relief barter, waa •alar of the game, altheagh V K ntieaa 8t Lwls — New Vork ... Brooklyn .1 Chicago Boll on __ Philadelphia Pittsburgh . Cincinnati YB8TKHDAYB REBUI.TB Breton ...- -1. 000 000 15a—4 D 0 Brooklyn 101 010 000—S R 0 Batter ec: Brandt and 8pohrar; Vance. Quinn and Lopcr. Bt. Louis .... tOO 000 O O x-t 7 1 Cincinnati ... 000 000 100—1 7 0 Batteriee: Maine*, Rteut nnd Wilson; Ogden, Carroll and Huka. forth. Olhcre Rained out. Cost Of Municipal Government Shows Signs Qf Increase ip into the National w hen rain pped two game*. Thera, the iTSa **me from behind, Jumped Im aa. Vance, and won a 4 U> il WASHINGTON, Julr IL—(AP) mien to lie the serite. After ore, Worthington and Sheely , —The coat of governing American h re*th*d the sack* aaiety, elite* mounted >19,000,000 In-1970, wlmtrich doublad to score the driving the municipal debt gHM,V ran. Maguire singled to scar, 000,000 upwards. That Is what the census bureau a, and Um game was won. The ivts did all their acotlng after repoiled In miking public yester­ ►were out In tha eighth, a fa* day 1979 financial statistics for Its trick of theirs beta lately. 760 cities having a populetlcn of over #0,000. Tht total net munici­ pal debt waa M.U0AR9A00, a 6 l*rcsnt ■Ipcreaie over 1928 and evac ene-thiid the public debt af th t federal government. , MualCipar payments on ro su of gtvsrnm snt th* bureau said, were two-third* greater than similar ray mint* «n tha government of the «R stales and "2.6 pcirsnt less than those, for the federal govern­ ment fo r the fiscal year 1979." • Taking 146 cities covered by census reports since 1903, the bu­ reau gov* the not per capita coat of gertrnmontel payment*, Including Babe, who h*a been hading operaticn, maintenance and debt ig Sis batters for la these Interest, as |S M 4 In I929| I24.HH • days, dropped Into a II* for In 1917, and 41141 In IDOL Net revenue receipts for the fleet yesterday when h* got wo bite In four Itiea. H* and same cities jumped from 171.14 Morgan of the Indians each per ctplte Ip 1903 to 53IA7 In lil 7 nnj $69.63 la 1919. The Indebted­ Mm i o a 444 mark. ness ratio In these cities grew »*ahow they etend: r and club g eb r h are. from 44171 In 1903 to 4«0.7i In Yanks f t 149 M 94 444 1917 and 914443 in 1979. Of the total 1929 governmental « , In. 44 709 44 41 441 Red Boa 71 474 44 109 476 outlay, 64.4 percent see for operaPhillies 44 914 14 79 4M lien and maintenance of general Phillies 74 »Ot 72 110 441 deportments; 4.9 percent for public Ick. Red* B1 SIT >4 44 410 vervlee enterprise*; 104 percent for Interest on debt aad 78.4 per­ cent fpr permanent improvements. Education took Si percent of the general operating sspendlturo; po­ lice and f i n protection id percent, and highways, nearly 9 percent. General property tases provldtd the cities with 91,949,773,600 of neat F sbrauy. d ,*■ On liwkijJrttea* < I loo rer, Uw Motor m dsyslched a note U general ef-the tang T o m hatting, Including games wea and loet, gem** played, full partldydUMUH Umaa a t bat, rone, bite, h e w n , triples, daebtee. states.ha*eet->- . State* and esmytete CLUB W l A m O AB- R H HR gb tb BB A m with tba.swTPMWv Daytona 11 g .700 M 711 I t t l U 7 14 tO 9 1 . AFT . The n«ta M *1» Dr Lend _ 11 T AM ‘* 7*6 124 211 9• M 83 AM S t Augnitlne I I t .400 10 M l 101 1M 0I B g t AS1 Winter Perk 11 10 AM tO 714 H it 101 t I I M 17 J74 Coco. ______ I I 7 A |0 to m 117 144- 5 I t - «1 n M l efeMhi MSGRAWfc V6C5ATIL6* v o u w g Ba l l M A W ttf A B a a fe r d ___ I I I A M M M0 M 1*3 1I U 1$. JIB AM or better kitten, Including geetea. Uaaee at bat. ran*, MU, A vr«oter>tr V UP UUDl THia “ g e a g o m Feto w a s 7M6 c l a ss Or THE NATIONA t LEAGUE* TVtiRO ’ BASfcMEU• happy to accept welcomo* the a opeiating with in a r e m a n ai THEY’RE POISONOUS FOR PITCHERS S p e c u l a t o r s In awiww» • •• wMiner, Winter Park G U I t *» Mainwood. Daytona r — « tl (Continued from Page One) Hernandos. BL A*gu*tin* 11 M wkeat acquired Ip steady p^lrrt. Beck, DeLaad ...---- j-------14 51 Just previous to It* Issuance the Power*, Winter Park — (IB *70 ( Agr celturO Department reported e bumper wheat crop of 869,000.. COO bushels was la prosepte far this year. . / ' ‘ Mr. hoover Issued Me- state­ ment a t the regular conference with newspaper ee: respondent*. Re read It through In n quiet, hfllCtr of fact tone, until, ha resitted the la st sentence, laying upon him the confidence Imi aa-w-pablis off sail would nut peraUi-klm te **pos* tb* names of the speculatir* In question te tb* Nation’s W h e a t — » 4 10 • • Authority Of U.S. CHAjMNlf r Engineers Seen As Waning In Russia Thssa two sluggers af th* lowly PMIsdsJpkda Phillies are leading tha National league la hatting, l e f t It Byud Davis, catcher, whs tops all tha League's fcqtemen, and right t< Chuck Klein, bom* run hitler who run* second . te hie teammate In . U>* betting standing. Together they are causing more trouble ‘ to pitchers then any ether pelr In bctcbelL , SHOWING h o w "7 lte n , he added emphatically! -"If I could, I would gladly do a*." . The Farm Board has been flooded with reqeasts la r aesat months that its wheat hold tags be kept off tha m atbtt far a stipulated period or until tha price reaches a stipulated figure. These have com* fiom farm or­ ganisation! and member* a f Comgrass-lacM in g such Republican regular* as Vice Fres dsat Curtis, Senator Watain, the party leader, and Senator Capper of Kansas. Protest* aga’ast a • policy of wiling tha grata whenever market conditions favored. brought a suggestion from President Hoover to st e a l ba ses Piles* on the C b s a g > m arket hive dipped cleoa to the 40 aaat •sack, Influenced by beery move, meets of the aew trap sad lack af LECTURER Mugger. Ik aught U*. The last one h Btewart fa lit d lie abed, contend- .s w s E With many * halted as tha refine*rd, yrsrteusly .i* outlawed to e a u .e th q y fte h ru ad th* n o serchial regime, th* Amtarg Trading roospuay, Russia's prin­ cipal representative la America, said moot of atbar'M w saglneon probably wlt\ be k in d la Ba- rapt t - *►•*■J *; "A t: the bsmlaalng eg this y w r." said Amtetg, I t was sail- of ermameate aid er ksC ch'-tte* world la saffertag.* * ‘ The noM relloeMd the e ttltq J i of the AtahWcM govormnoat MC ward the dkprtaasmal qusetten ha repotted several Uama recently ty Prbddeat lloevyr fa pfaeeldg forward hi*'plan for k e n * year's miretoriom *a war debts aad mporaUon*' paphaagte, -1 . ' .* •' .n» ,K. * it- » * ’ v- • * ' LONDON, . Ju ly ' 11 — (A M — Great Bri tela yesterday to e k d e rUlee action', to gut lba Badrer moratorium Into e ttta t t o . 'f e r �'country,' I h i W t o l l o n of pep * frd#»h#q# lffcy M C m axiag a earia*-of-tragic m is­ fortune* th a t claimed the lives a l th ree I—where o f.th e B. A, Cut*4 U e fam ily of Palm etto w i l l * .th ree year*. fr a n k Cumhlr, IT, we* drowned Saturday near O rlan. (Qfntlnuod from Pag# One) | direction in wh.ch our gov. mPnt ha* either the opportunor the authority to Intervene." K iih t-m r-o id Crystal*l Cum- -..LONDON, July 13. —(AP) — id# w*a kitted by • lire Wire A pril Vitally critical day* In the world** ,Holly Arena*, k# Atarlan Class riat. Church Wttl I i t h f will take place tor*. . i. .1 >i WEDNESDAY. history were believed in Britain today to be Immediately ahead. - Particularly In financial circle* U was fell even the next St or 43 hours might produce development* which finally would tictlde wheth­ er a Ifrge section of Europe would plunge into'economic chaos with nil the attendant political unheavala, or whether President Hoov­ a t Christian Church, Mrs. Ed Carre­ er’s gesturd woutd hear Ua Ex­ w a y ' chairman, will meet al 3 pected fruit. Although outwardly the British a'elocl^.ai the home of Mrs. Qeorgo Jhrtek^nd calm brooded Iwjre^. h r • that of her father, Barflvy Cumhle, Palmetto conitahle. who w*» ambushed and slain In the yard of bl* Palmetto home on in# nlflit of last Fab. 83. Shortly afterward th* horn* of Uw family Id suburban Palmetto was destroyed by fire. ««» vventi rilrrin r we* I'rmrtil" hi )MUiy q l i r l r n . • .; jl ' ff Fltwntler*, commercial director, ■ltd many other* alumlortcd their usual Sunday game of golf to keep In 'touch by Irlephino with representative* in Pari* and Ber­ lin. The secrcry with which Montagu Norman and other leader* uf in. tcmational flnkncP were conduct­ ing their operation* had a natural lon-.r.pirnce In rumor* ami atorles of all kind* In the pmui. One Important Sunday ne« .paper de­ voted It* largest headline type to a report that the Bank had ux. pressed willingnc* ta grant the Relchsbank credit of c.tw.oou.tXM) to 8300,000,000. Other Sunday paper* concen­ trated more un the political a*, pect* of the aituation, -with spe­ cial reference to the prrtariou. rituallon of the Brucning govern, meat. Outside of new* columns, rdlto- V*i^ n r a a r n n w a g M w give their reader* «!ho IhruuKh the h»*w of past-eveafr There * u pr*dk*l unanimity In il«- taring the |>o»ltl >0 g«*V# In Ih«' extseme, and lh»t gravity Untel>- due to delay In Pari* while the Krenrh and American* were dl-suaring the lloover prepoaaL Other ronntrie* be»lde* the Untied Ktatr*, Germany *»*l Franco h»»e drawn a mca*ure of Ilrit'.ph at lent I in. Advire* from IltuiacU Indicated there wax n pacaiulllty llelitluin would refu»e the Invitation to rend representative* to Iho experts conlrrenrv In Urnd ill opening next Friday. I t wa* stated yraterday in Bclxian official rlrelea that prellmliutry tHiur.|<nrlrra between Ilruiscls and Washington have given an lillje salisifartloh ta the Kurepran S tile regarding what she consilient her Imprescriptible right to reparat.ons that her reprearItlalinn al l.tndoti would be prarllrall' gsrlmH. The question. a t the meeting ft the coM a* day, j i K'.Ti * o i f On th* other hand. B rined#' vice* indicated Jugoalavla , . | moat anxiooa to attend' th# L don ronlerrnce, and la >, ana# ad offrndtd that aba wa* not vlted. • w. > With inch ix-Uarai ,ia d * greater anxirtlea aa to what 0 happen In Berlin nnd Paria wB the neat day or two to brood oi oil thoge many laUreata' tain with greaUr or lea* ,e«m| with world affair* spent a han Ing w eekend. ' , • The general attitude of poll (Mg! end financial axperts, It wna dkelated yesterday, was that *Wthough a peri Mu* eltuatUM -dfe doubtedly ralatod there etill no reason to aapppse that with coolness and wisdom a way ak itat the present difficulties could iM he found. t rowers 111 lag*# OaUh*V ■ad Mrs. George Polllard, Woman Se&mir a w l Wp«u, Mixon, of Dunnallon, wM n ri.lU ag friends' hare IVO PIEMW VI ret loan. B ut hMto# h# Mltckall, of Newark, N. Wt#d to.arriv* tomorrow Iw o,w ont* h#i» w ith his Ira. V. R. Mitchell, l i l t tr(0* pa Witting to change their pikes of abode.—Quincy Times. JC ' -' " ■ W ei Cheshire, In addition to frto g busy with th# county tax b aw a* a putt, bereoae r# m tsn. askad W (Continued Plum Pag# One) Ur# number of court clreulti. Th# Senato. which has pasted a.biennial geM gii appropriations bill and a ia#a#ure to red#ce M bs Mlrmle Boa* Echo!, •te l# salaries 10 to 20 p a re n t, ly for Dothan, A la, where ex parted to receive th# llpoa* likewise nl/ty tetfr th# b.tray 'W X tt& B iiV fiiA Durrence, aged 20, la Itarea, gave t)w hare I" th u * Irish potato plant with a floe* B h e t a aroadorfut chance to bo of seventeen h t a U a r . / . w ^ r e tokag from that spot Tuesday, bat for real* reason they seemed a b y tw w t human got* ------------- 7--- springs’ «* th# frent lawn, hut when It com** to greRlflg he can mak* th# multiplication tahto gasp • fair Mo m ." T fhpjjj day W## w«» dlspl»y)n* M 1. visit relative# for a short on* track* them to a U k Indiscreetly wound# them WU . f * fvT7 leas, and 10 cento a package on - »r." "M t of M r. and Mr*. Wsltsr more expenalre rlgxrettoa,.. ^ • h are ao such good oxMl • •'.'** . •»#»»* H# yo# luTk.breMa f goto . H#venue from the c lftre tto f r a WM estim ated a t 92,000,000 anaod to go from thorn to annually. I t .was one of I t aly and plants In Bwtts- measure* prepared by a special House, committee which drafted * financial program foe the cur­ . . Helen Colbert and Miss ren t a pec Ml session. S n s g is w tz aWiU* a bill oa Its calendar to tax : luxnrlea and so-called non asaoptlato, tho House record td defeat of a resolution that it to pledge Urn represen­ ts ttves against a general sales tax In Florida. The resolution lived here Bhoemakrr WB* voted down, 44 to 88. A simi­ attending Colura lar resolution, offered a t ,th# opening of the 1811 regular eea.Ion, was adopted, 88 to 4- The luxury .tax bill, however, was re faagd a place on the special cal- iothert laft today far Char. ■tood »cro«8 thU paths wW a could find Uwdt out, 1 tasatlato appetlto salty I c e n t fo r tie s | one thing which has M r*n i . W* .rin n, . .a, rA» rest of o r kaowls ARTHUR RRAWkl iler ef la i r . »*« * side. Ju#t now, !t may b« addod, they MATTEK Hoif fofWfloV’ ydft 1WT Vf# •fooght thV Girmahli la be wlth’& d lar W * U I California Uwre ta h that nh# might ha#r • redlo. « • iJ^i in and k a to ie y ’i A #W ... wmt u ro w m im p TKW* b n i l .M W 4sU »ivM . ■oeals w ere, offered .to re­ * so-called self-eosUlnlnh d*meat* to tuns IS pw vrat of r gross receipt* Into tho gen. trsaaury. #ar tb s top of Uw Sanate niUr-1* a maaaura to estoba atato Ux commission with er to aup#ndaa- useaament eal and penwmal property fa# U«m. JV frctlo# # 1 > # atoto’y machlncrjr was on* of th* tiji*t duties (aid down, for apecisl session by Governor *’t • W others were pasaag# of th* ito) apprepriAltok# hill and Wng new revenue to reliev# M valorem tax. . (tutor i , i. Parrish, chairman B*##t« commlttoo laveotigatUw . alleged forgery of pur* passer* in th# ,re«ut#r of ■ bill to re ru U u pp; -of Uundriea. said Uw #a probably wpoid report FnJ AdtU .h u in in BruJuvj' i tuut muucaJ lit, " TU IkmJ IFuju' Kly wants a mild cigarette. And when Chat too! Mild, ripe, sweet-tasting toboocoa—me ic that is milder and Untes better too at a smoke! Ileitis arc so much milder that you best that money can buy. That's what it .takes to make a cigarette u good is Chesterfield. I' I # And the purest cigarette paper! ; hs many as you like. They’re m ule livery Chesterfield is well-filled, burns evenly. ildcr. And you know they taste better Smokes cool and-comfortable. They Satisfy sums c you light up. They’re made to do � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1931 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 13, 1931 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 13, 1931. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 3-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 13, 1931; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald