16 10 316 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ecc4c2c92bdece63ea4621d3ab9cc30d.pdf c65521690d03e520011266290e7d64b7 PDF Text Text m im m m �kV- j* ■ . i .. j ..y,, lYsftTi 7 : C ? > ; ................. » . A w • * r . i v ;m u . .V ,1 UA l im n uf IB# Tt4* want i-ort I* »oi djgwot ■*wHld«*«U» )krM of tham join* dwwis' Vwn# BY COCOA OUTFIT vxn“ oT d. " * r ;* • if i i nt , i r . ... a o o o o Pater*. Ih - ; __ • 0 04 • OevUh, •• ■— -i * 00 91 Martin, cf .. . . t 0 et 0 Hlfglwa, l b — —I 0 0 * 1 Ammon, rf ... . • I 0 # r 0 t Dennis, rf .... t \ 0 0 0 ,0 H atrlaw , Jb . .. . t o t a l cloood t M f j l r a t . haU ft.blrard, « I 0 0 I. S ta k a, p '0 ; f o l 'og a 0 to 0 verdict at tba nanoi T aU b i ____ _ t O 1I I T of tba C N N India**, bba, wltb ab r h pa • Jalnar an tba b II. t*>k advaatago COCOA— 0t I I of Fad aifira, and InalW tf U bU, Provaat, *f . . - 4 4 l/.J 0 1 and win* a ala Ipolug gu** y b a b Ifarrati, tb Wai ballad by a abowar, Tt >,. Joiner all m o l but e * hit, • clean b nil# by Itarrban In , tba flltb. H* walked only thr*o ma*. and waa navar n trouble. Buddy ta k a , In tba meant Ima, waa h a r­ ing difficulty locating tba plat* walklnr t i t men, mam than b* baa walked In tlwW ' P ertoua game*. Oddly anaaab lb* Ind ana ae trad four of tbalr ala run* on arror*. Tba, arorod two luaa In tba fourth Waning on J bra* arrora and a walk, foe Instant*. Jeknn, Culhraih, tb* Ind'an shortstop boosted bis batting Ion to Prln*. Left on baa**, Sea. mark by tattin g Ihrao h its ’ In fa d f , Coro* 8. Struck a«t, r by thraa tries, Including n double. Jaiaar T, Lake I. Baa** an Rail* Joiner 8, Lob* 6. Wild pitch**. Illll and Holton also dantad lb# off f a le • tlaa.nJ L .ll. 11 lie* T»— U k a offering* by. getting’ two bit* In throo trio*. Two h!ta, two o irrri, ond two' walks, plus a wild plbh, gnva tbo Co.-oo outfit four ruad in n fifth joiner, Indian Ace,Hag Complete C o n tro l, Giving Up But I Hit DtaplU th* fait that play jr**»aflame* V«>* fka Cards gonad a half gbm* th* Glint* by nabbing both aaa of •* docfcW-header with i Badi. Tbo first gam* ondod ■ I la faror of tbo Cerda, whs l oedy fir* blU, while tba ***• I waa a 0 to I affair la faror tb* Card*. Dan Ingar lat tha Is dawn with fire blU la Ota M l gam*. »v . mwwwj , ,V B I a w , l w w na , m mm mmm •atflaid*r, gat thro* bits Id fear tries, while Tinker and T a i n gal lira out af thraa each. Wolfe *1U had bla ftrat gam* fat Um Batata and did a good |afc of It. fifth e y Jlicbam dual between iftra ta * and Cuba ended with '£ • t Ftrat* victory, whan, aft. W b teams had ballad with At DaLapd, tba first half pen­ g -ta tba aarly Innings, tbay nant wlnaats, Daytona, sent tbalr gad loose, and pound*d oat bit* two weakest huflars, Yeung and Lane lat* tba g*M*, only t* tatorgo fdt laaint inn*. with i f la I loos. Tha Islanders If Bob.na wont Into a elrtual bad already wo* tba pennant, a* lo t second place • w ith. the tha gam* wda Just a gam*. It waa Mo when they boat the Bravo* a good gomo though, with tbo DoK I behind tb* tilth eanaocu. U a d outfit battling all tbo way, pitching w’n of ond Lofty >nd pounding out I f blU off both rk. Frodirtek. and Baryor hit tb* Daytona hurlora. Roberson hit MV*, wh I* O’Doul with four s bom# run for DeUnd. Wally la four trie*, 1*4 tb* Robin at- Shannon threw tb* r*ma away In l.agalnat Lathary and Boibold. Ih* ninth whan, mftsr PhlAlpa had tripled with tb* seer* Uad, Shan­ > karsn’t published tha aland- non threw the ball peat third t* i of the Big Six for aom* day*. gat Phillips, who scored on tbo pUy. In tbo Amarie «n League, tbo Senators pounded two Boston hurlors for SO bite, and seoreJ a 14 to I win. Myar .and Cronin hit homers during tb* gam*. Sine* tha Mock* lost, tba Sana picked up a fill gtm* on them. Uh the flrot half af tha CaaVlerida Baseball League eat ha way, Ur* affairs af the lard d ab are aspect*d fa taka wwnrd tarn a t awe* as the HOW THEY STAND v Law Gehrig bit a ham* rua, Ida Slat of tbo.yaar. MPAjM lo a a u t p iM M U M i SSS3S3B t-.-W’J Although tk*r filled the b*e*e or ‘ire* rlifferenl three different oeeaaiona, tba In IndUnn wore unable U sacrar« n d want down to a 8 to 0 defeat at Ih* hand* of tb* Whit* gos. VI* F r * alar, who walhadoln* nan, w aaabo parfaet In th* pinch**, and kept •eery Indian rally from,dolr_ ‘— •g*. The S o l'g o t but tig winning, but they bunched th* right times.- « > . l-wMwfc—• ^ ’a ' Tb* Tlgdfi deles lad Brown* II f* 7 In n froa-bittlng Thay got JB hK* off fear Barter*, with Jfarty/ McMss Ml Rotting faor faa faiur. DolJdHt. Kreea and BchaK* Ml b*Mac* 'daring U a game. Earl WhitehiU isj“K DaLond Winter gt. Aug ganford Phils dalphla — U Pittsburgh ___ i t Cincinnati __„ S( y Sanford Wlntsr Park : 001 000 0 0 0 - r > 4 81. August!** 000 000 BOO—I 7 I AMERICAN LEAGUE •W ' L Phlladalpkla----- IBS tt Wnahtogtow - — 48 Z9 Now York 41 B1 fXorolond —__ _ M M PH .707 -ttt ,B7B 'J M Sanford, 'Florida » 9■ *f * ,* ■ .j Batteries: Kramar and ITdlipai Taachout and Hartnett. Boston ___ _ ^00 000 0 1 8 - * . 1.0 Philadelphia 010 9 0 1 0 4 0 -4 .7 0 lUttaridat New York 100 MO 0 0 4 -0 IS • Bpohrer; Cl Batteries: Dudley,1Collins. Bak­ lans tain sad Darla; Hakball and Hagan. \ . . . 8 l Louis — 001.110 00*—1 B 0 Cincinnati 000 000 010—1 4 0 Battaiiaai Griarat and Wilson: NATIONAL LEAGUE Jehnaan, Benton wad Bukaforth. W L Fat,’ BL Louis .... 0*0 l O 0 0 * -0 U 0 , 116 ClnctoaaU — 400,100 000—1 B t m is _____ 41 Bnttariaot Derringer and MaaM M i • Phey, Rtgay, • Ban ton and Yerk „ 400 000 B0*—0 l l 0 iaipkia a tOO 000 0(0—4 0 1 g o ___ MO 000 J 0 » -* 7 0 land — 000 090;000—0 0 t I t ----- 005 000 Six—11 IB l out. . 100 ooo o o o - 7 7. a *to IT ,;(T J M j q t t a b m h - 000 IBP t l» —1 1 « 1 , ' * •** (Affiliated with the Atlantic National Bank of Jacksonville) of Jacksonville Condensed Statem ent o f Condition—June 30, 1931 f * RESOURCES •" IC Q 9A 1 OO AUt/kiwUAtvv Bonking House, Furniture and Fixtures Federal BeBerve Bank Stock U. S. Bonds and Certificates of Indebtedness ................ * 7 8 7 , 1 2 2 . 8 4 Othpr Marketable Bonds......... .. 2 1 8 * 6 7 . 0 4 Loarte N. Y. Stock Exchange ... .' • NONE r 19,600.00 8,760.00 V/ULMUtl O k ' , te,a*«t,t,*,|si.*)f ayeaetsaa* Capital Siock 8urplua and Undivided Profita Reserved for Dividend No. 8, Payable July li 1931:..... Jtederved for 40*86*6 .. 7 9 2 , 6 4 0 . 3 2 DEPOSITS TOTAL ta>MM*M4>a#*ooa*»,»ell*abe»*,t«a*«,aef,i b $2,081*78.! A LLEN •v*vi»akv‘AJ? JVwn (O R G A N IZ E D IM S ) . . I ' ’ Statement of Condition, J6ne jf S t »••••••*•*••••* ••••***••*••*•••••••»• *..ip ' ' ' Jacksonville, Florida COMPTROLLER'S CALL U ... , > ComptroUer'a ( i l l 1, 000.00 1,112.15 �- V^j ±j n l . ** H . 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VAJ iV v * 'u y * fe .'tlk.vS r • • t» i i j . \i l .- V v * W f -4 ^ * ^ «y V <: ;J P I® 5 jgjB1a « �BANFORD, FLO R ID A . 8 A T U R I^ A T /JU L Y h j ' l M I - l C >LS RUSHED HOME AFTER INJURY (Continued from Pago One) 00o ault, Doherty’* reprceentalive* here raid other carnage art ona would be brought agalnat the Star. The nature o f the forthcoming litigation wa* not disposed, but Doherty ann mncetl In Now York several day a ago ho had inxtructed h a attorney* to >eek damagea In trh atf of the atockholdera of the Cltlea SereIr* company. Sato o f , the company’* curb etotk, except the firat preferred, ha* been ordered atopped In Kan. raa by the ilate securities coroinlmlon. Doherty blamed the Star and <1 ivernur Woodrlng, whom tlie u lltllr* magnate described aa 'a tool" nf the Star, for Initlgat. lug thi* artUm, which Doherty ia ■initiating In the rourta. The I twl au t war baaed on rhargex publlahed by tho Star Social Calendar sonals day evening at the home of Mr. hour. Vanwy aaar Lake Mary. ThraaghMONDAY. •at tho aeaalagf bridge games and The Woman’s Missionary Uh. dancing were oajoyed by the ten af the First Baptiat Church guests. will meet av 8:M o’clock at the A profusion of bright cd * taJ tinnia* end other garden flower* eharch. Regular boataeas and racial were arranged with farm In ra**s meeting of the St. Agaaw Golld win be hold at 4 o'clock at the Episcopal parish house with Mr*. S. M. Lloyd and Mrs. B. U Parkin* aa boateasaa. A bu*lavas meeting af the Worn* an’* Auxiliary of tha First Pra*Vemay. The*# Invited to bo with MUa byteriaa Church will he held at Powell w ent tho Mlaeea Katherine S:90 o’clock at tho church. Circle Number Three ef the Flint Sehlrard, Beverly Bonder, Elisa­ beth Roll In*, of DoaneDoa, Grace Christian Church will meet at 8 William*, Julia Higgins, R. K. o’clock with Mr*. 0 . M. Shipp at Griffin, Alma B itia h ip r , Lout** her boat*, corner palmetto Avenue Evana, of Otlande, Miry Buford and Eighteenth Street.’ Powell, and Jack Peters, Ktachcn Circle Nember line of tha Flrct Powers, Claude Herndon, Roy Christian Church, Mrs. Warren Frank Symes, J r . Leonard Miller. Patrick, chairman, will meet at I O’clock, at tha horns of Mrs, A. U. Byrd, m i PalmatU Arsons. ley Veraay, Dick V( Circle Number Twa of tho First Martin, Chorins M Christina Choreh, Mrs. A. M. L 0. Thant* aad ton, Charles Andrews, of I Walker, chairman, will moot at $ J r , of FdrmvlUc, N. C. •'cloak a t Ih* h * m of Mr*. Perry aaaU of Mrs. A. J . Patcranwron r a ^ m o r o n ^ ten r ham* *n palmetto AreGENEVA NOTES Rath Nichols, who waa badly hurt at St, John, New Items* Irk, when the attempted to take off an a transatlantic Bight, waa brought home in a ( lane piloted by Claimed Chamberlin, her adviser and hlmsef a transatlantic flyer. She I* pictured here a* *he w*» transferred to an ambulance at the Armooh, N. V . airport, with Chamberlin looking oh._________ A t The Churches TWO FAMOUS SCREEN STARS MARRY Tho Rev. E. D. Brownlee, pastor. Sunday B.boil — b;48 A. M. Morning Worship — 11:00 A. Christian Endeavor Socillea ClrtU Number Pour of tha P in t T;00 P. M. Christian phurth, Mrs. Ed Carr* No Evening Worship. way, chairman, will meet at J o'clock a t tho home of Mr*. Georg* Townsend. ALL ROLL'S CATHOLIC CHURCH. YOUR BIRTHDAY Mr. aad Mrs. Charlso E. GsUbel sad-daughter, of Springfield. I1L, are spending two weeks here with Mr.'Oatcbsrs parents, Mr. aad Mis. D. Oswlist, a t their home on i Mr, and Mrs. B. E. Cordell aad M rtar Cordell returned Friday frwfdDnrtwiI). O s where they odro tailed receaUy bt the teriowa Jhumw and ddhtk of Mr, Cordell's M tS r. Mis. 11. O.' CordelL , Mis. C. H. Grier, of Paloi Beach, •ad her daaghter and hosbxnd, Mr, sad Mis. Cordea of jssytoaa Beach, and Mr. aad» Mrs. a U Moore, of Dayton* Beach, are gumts of Mr. and Mia. EL Hart. Mr. eaa. Mrs. R. U, Hunter, and two pone, attended the picnic ol Lake Harney Independence Day. Howard Lindsey and Chari** Dooley a n camping at Laka I Inc­ The Rev. J. J. Mrlaemy, pastor. Mass B:0Q A. M. DevotUna after Maa*. JULY 11 la thla year blithdayt Then you have prugreaslv* and original ideas which are bound to Klxtrenth Street sad Hanford succeed. You are very fortunate in Avenue. The R*v. F. M. Mailsr. •electing those who will work un­ pastor. der jrou and you find competent Bible school—9:48 A. M. helper* so that you will be free Worship and Communion—11:00 to develop new Ideas. You should •elect as a partner •omton* who A. M. « ‘William Powell and Gars) lombard, motion picture stars, who vd“ Id*t‘ been recrrily msrifled, are shown on the deck nf the Evening Service—8:00 P. M. has a keen bualneaa'Mna*. Other­ wise you are likely not to reap the Christian Endeavor—7.-00 P. M. B1 H. Mslolo at luu Angelos, Just’s few hours after their marriage. T •>■ are <atlng to lla s s lls fnr their honeymoon.________________ full rewatds for yosr labors. ,1hu M vt s t o o d §ufln**Rh*ad ptvsrh s t 8:110 P. M. The |s« tn r w II preach on the A,«>nlial welcoms nualts you at sub.lrrt, “A (lirtstlsn’s Life ConAt Odd Frliows Hall, cornel lm*t< <1 wllh that of the Pharisees Hanford Avrnue and Geneva Avs these m i vices. Kunday School st P:45 A. M.. M i l , | II Willi I.” nu*. Tom Laird acting Kuiu-rinlrmienl ,1 i-nnlDI invitation la extended J. I . Yeoman, pastor. league* a t 7:Uti P. M. to oil to nlleml the service*. Preaching 11:00 A. M. Prayer Miellng Wrdnrsdty night Evening Service 8:00 P. M. HOLY ntOKS CUt'IU’H Wednesday evening prayer serv­ LOOT. M. The It, v. II. Irving Loultlt, rector. Because yoo rseogryiie thi* fault ice 8:00 P. M. S xlb Kunday a lte r, Trinity. FUSE MKTIIIIUIHT MISSION in your msks-up, you Iwcome very Everyone is cordially Invited, Holy I’ .nonunion 7:30 A. M. At’Faith Gospel Taberitarte, Hilt) cynical when you discover anyone Mu. nine I't sy rr nod Hr mum by taking advantage of you. You ar* FULL UOSPKL TABKRNACLK W<*t Flint Street. Sunday Hi bind. I0:U0 A. M. . Hie llrrtur — lt:D0 A- M. too much of aa ageist to relish Plkachlng. 11:00 A. M. by K*tr some op* playing you for a "suck­ On Orlando road aesr Geneva II. lltKilh, paslnr. GIVEN III >07.11 FIN E er,'* This you will not **»ily forAwe. |tlv*. MIAMI. J ily 1J —(A P I- FedWni. F. MrPhrrson, pae’.or. You must culUvsto the arts and I'tsl Judge llalstesd L Ritter Bible Hi bool Humley A. M.--0I43 sciences and not peimlt yourself )i->lrriUy •rntrm 'ed Julin W. to be wrapped’ up oattrely In the Sermon Sunday A. M. —11:00 tirsnt, of Hollywood, to pay a EvsngrllsHe H.rvlr* Sunday P. business world. You Ilk* ■ good fine nf |800 following hie runvictime so don’t go to the other M. —7:41 lion ly a -Jury of |iotir«sWm of Prayer Meeting Wed. P. M. — extreme end never do any play­ llt| Uor, ing. Remember all werk will make 1:00 Player A Testimony Wed. P. M Jack a dull boy. WORK UN PLANT Meat bora on th|a day are »pt —1:48 (Briefly Inter-denominational. |o b t Interested in politics and women will probably adopt the •tag s for • career—e l least for a FIRST ( IIURCH OK UUIt 1ST time. * HUIKNTIHT Among than* born on this day Christian Science •re John Quincy Ademi. sixth u rs . j , u s«ig, end so* Lamar, sad Mrs. Culpepper and children ■re camping at Lake Harney. Mr.’ J. C. Bills, accompanied by Mr, H ea , Mr. Kelsey and his two sons, spent lb* week-end at heme, flitting. Mr*. WIUoo and daaghter Time­ rs, af Cambridge, Ohio, arrived aad a re guests of her daughter, Mrs. J. L..Brig They will r*t«r* Mon­ day, and Mr*. Haig »UI accompany them U etay until next winter. Mrs. Frad Scherer* and children President of . the United BUtee; hard retained to their home Is Timothy FUat, author; John H. Tampa after spending several weoke with bar mother. "Hirrement.” Wtdnesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Georgs Peters •ci vice* which will I n c l u d e lp*Ot Independence D*y a t Daylintlmonles of Christian Science IBM B fjfh * healing, will be held at the near Mr. and Mrs, J . L. McLdla church a t 800 K. tod HI. a t • ■pant the holiday Fourth of July o'clock, Vrith his parents. Thla church maintain* a free - Ml*. W. Daria who spent this* Raiding Hoorn a t the church wham walks with her mother, left for her the Bible aad all authorised Chris* itan Science Literature may be read, borrowed* or purchased. CENTRAL FALLS, R. 1* July Open Tuesdays aad Friday* from lls —(A P I—Rleting outa'de the 3 to 8 P. M. General Fabrics corporation mill* waa broken up yaaUrday aa state traapara -diathargad tear gw bomba f*t> crowds of strikers. Park Avenue aad HitUi RtraeL Before the gaa wa* used, the MTl P. Brooks Jr., Pwlor. WteByra patlad tha pal e* with to. Sunday tkkool. 10:00 A. M. mtlfiaa, agga aad athar mlsa lea. Morning Worship—11^)0 A. M. r Th* dleerdar, lie aecoad of Ite Itehjori. “Spirit**i Appetite." B. Y. P. U. — 7 P. M. , Evening B m te * - 8:00 p. M. tho Natlaaal Textile Bubjort, "A a Untroubled Heart.’ Ira, had Wen acnI*need Wednesday evening p ra jrr serv­ ia ia'4 t o aaaaultiag a ice, 8:00 P . M. uaaa k t i weeks ago •artag (■ crort ah* Qnelled By Police OddFellows To Hold District Conference PAPER SAYS IT| U. S. Apologizes WON’T QUIT I N ~ “ FACE OF S U I T Harming C itiz e n s^ 8 WIFE AND BACKER OF FLIGHT natural gax In the Kansas City leirllory,'' was declared by the Star to bo ''prrpsalrrout and un­ true.’* George H. Isxngan, president ( Huy A. Holierl*. managing editor, and Fred U. T r gg, Kansas editor, all members of the board of di­ rectors of the Knmas City Slar ronipotiy, were named a* defend, ante. The Star Is ownad entirely by memtier* ol tha staff, who pur. chased it after the death of Laura Nelsin Kirkwood, daughter of W lliain ftuckhill Nelion, the founder. In an ld p allo n of the libel suit, Ihe S tar letained former Senator Jam** A. Real of MUiourl aa e -unset In addition to tha law firm which represents It regulatly. Meanwhile, the rate fight want on ycslerda,. The rlty of Kansas C.liy, wlieie domestic consumers fay 91 a thousand cubic feel for gas. tiled wllh Hie Mlsrourl pubI c service c imm'ssiun a trief nskliigf tlwi aoMmlaaiun to rorwpap the t ill** K enlra Ga» company to pirssnt ■ schedule ol rates for <sl» of gas fn m Its pips lines In h*.i A ie t . to — II Ilocali dI stributing . >• e aelate all cumjantes *nd other user*. An fimstlgallon was BMkrd If Ihe v*U'» were found to be unreason­ able. Money C o n t r o l Of B o t h Parties Is Under 1 Head WASHINGTON, Ju ly ||.-< A r.< b g s i —Th« American government J t t - 'V S J trrday for the second time la month, formally expressed re g w t. ti Mexico for the treatment o f > ,i: Mexican* Ih th 'i country. ' -BJgj The Mat* department delivered •' jOj. • nolo to Ambassador Tellox a t* V iy i praising afftrlal rrfre t over tW/V<v an eat .n Chlcajto'for contempt o f ’vV-'j court of Adolfo G. Domlnguef, ■£ ■ acting Mexican tonaul, Tellox Thursday aubraltted a formal itoak The reply waa ‘ prcpari after the atate deport.^ iui|i*iru nient had received ■ report from )>'•. Governor Emmelaon, of IlbM la,' J?i{ that the charge against Domlngucx Oaf j had been expunged from the roe*. »’■’ ord. Tho Chicago Incident was o n e '’’.,I of a reries which hav« aroused ' critical comment In Mexican newspaperx recently. On Juna 8 the American go T en*.''I mrnt exp.eased regret for IhU * * staling of two Mcxi.-an stud an ts’ V by deputy sheriff* at Ardmore,’ . Okla. More recently Ruben C. Pardo, V 1 a Mexican, was fatally ahot la ',-E | San Dlcgi br fnlerxl immigration1 Imports!-*. The Imm'gration bu- ' > | | reau 1* await ng a leport on ti* . ' a ■hooting. Dumingutx was arrested TWao^KJ.1 day rhorgeil lij Judge Tboina*. ' A Green of th* Ghlrsgo m u n ic ip a l)’ court with contempt of court lowing hi* appeaianre on b«h»lf | nf n Mexican rlliten. The Illlnsla governor reported, yesterday thal.Ju d g o Green h«J : expunged (he order against the , consul to remove any possibility J* that hi* action might be cotuldtr. rd unfriendly to Mexico. $10,004 PAYROLL STOLEN Art JIINGHAMPTON, N. T . J u l y ; i i t —(A i’>—A bandit yeatardayW l held up three clerks nf the Eadf- . a cott-Juhnson company, shaaVjmanufacturer* a t Johnson Clt/J ' f a suburb, and err sped with apprexlmalely 910,000, the payroll of tho cutting department of thb company's pioneer factory. j' PANAMA CITY—NaU*«I. g u r fur this city practically assured. -/.« W.H.LONG HENS and FRYERS DRESSED OR LIVE ; M arshall’s French a t R. R. Shop* DON'T FORGET wWe Never dose" (Continued from Pag* One) battles and when they really want to srromplisrt something of imp o rtsn t,. they gel together snd de­ clare It la not a political subject.1' After rlting alleged exempts* of OCEAN FRONT LOTS romblnsHons of the parties In the Interests of financial dictators, * l. . $750.OQ Henstur llrcokhsr| s ts le j th it "the qursiton In the coming national Flflocn Lota —< P T W run tent inns will be whether or not Xach with Ocean frontag* men ran be nominated to fight this Each with River frontage vicious bi-partisan schema In one or both political parties. If the peo­ Each 1000 feet In length ple fell In Imth parties, then It Beat p art a f Cerawed* Beach mstteie little how the election may L. a Bouchtlla go. If a candidate Is nominated In Ntw Hmyrna, Fla, eilhtjr party who will fight for the rights of the peopl* upon *11 of three great quultoas, he will ba elected by an overwhelming ma­ jority." The transportation act waa cited by H.nster llrookhart a* an ex­ ample of the ire-ill of a Ll-parUsen rniublnallun which "g ate sev­ en billion dollar* of wateird value to railroads and a rate of raturn upon all of it grester th in Ihe abil­ ity of the American people to pro­ duce.” . 'T h : federal, reserve a rt which collects surplus credit uf the cuuutry In New York for speculative K ipuses likewise was put over by partisan suppiri," he said. La­ ter, when the federal reserve board planra I a general deflation of th* country an j of th* farm er In p ar­ ticular, every member uf th# board wa* a demur rat bul they callsd la riatx A dlrecloia and tha advisory council, aad a large majority uf V ISIT these were republicans, Thea all trg .th er they planned and pat on the must devastating deflation SPE N C E R ’S N E W D A I1 Hurl rvor happened to th* history Or Counlry Ctab R a ti of our country. "Whoa wa roma to th* tariff And 8 m Far Youraalf Wl i|uestlon, we also find ia reserve O u r Uartaria Count I enough democrats ready to rapport rasetiumry itpubllcana In passing M a in tain ed U nder 10,*i tha moxt offrnslva tariff law W U. a SUadard fur: tha countries of tha world that wa CERTIFIED M IUL ' have over pasaoJ. "Wltoo wa get to tha power trust, they shout, T hera is Re trust,' then Ite big Madart spend that rams to elect United Stated �i«rr- 7r •—- ’ • 1rt.;'J fig KiUfc MOVING FORTRESS ,' ri'lsri for kDaity Claims oki PnyWayUut Atlanta B uttle -YORK, Ja lr ll*~(A P»— IB yesterday m M H it UO ta , aaaggWro, w Federal felons, aentened i A tlanta penitentiary, ere In barracks el Port Wade Staten Island, enjoying • lir e Iusuries they precumi proper money peymeala. 1 newspaper eald the convict* labored the soldiers at the ad th it they are lodged in n formerly need by army i , obtaining them by "yiy* t# peisens la authority for from Atlanta.' I btrestigetiofi of the condition pot through .trite ThU la , .... . by the U .8 . A m y a t A bac torkgrtsi, I t wae dlerleeed yrstf la an Associated I’Tree die- deoa. Md. The new engin* of war ronchte a epeod of 65 mlleo per hoar H from Weehlngton that Ih* eighth Inch armor plate. It earria* two guns lor ground firing end on^ a m o u n t had broken up the eyea f g m n within the A tlenu lanttary by which certain prisi wore accepting money from r tamawe to facilitate their ■far* not only to the HtaUn El Veit, bat to road tem pi • conditione were more deairfbaa Id (be Altanta Inet Hu- 6 y te r -grefifch’ r ffiS S CUSTOMS AGENTS WHO ALWAYS1G E t fflE lR MAN Owy La Moyne, young lackey who ■teeplechmee, the flret race fee had «vkr '.I etadylng to bam no a trainer. He ie ehowa cortylirt C apuin “Pete" Kltbcrn’e pk& .j htfree which he trained while with th « . ; i | Hi are no rede In the Fort udyth barrack*, no Imre on ladcwi end no algn of a prlstept the tinlformed guards. U practically unknown, grounds overlook tbs Nar» fltocke o f.ald 'w aw l; Ware kttimated at baUhdla SgWhst 4 1I^ha JdpatWotnt 'if itf : K M ; through which ehlpo pate [ i f M y come and go In the New m t * port. At night the etralna of nljHIb mnelc float 4ver the water ;gtote Midland Beech emutemrnl path, the Bun »»y», to Inll the prit*6ct» tb slumber., v ‘Tho Waehlngton deepetch quoted thd depaitment of justice aa *t»t'iag the nomber of men invMvad te ,the Atlanta tranfem wan email BU Vht<7“lMJa mane, changed ;cantorV ami .................... Owen M.kmmd (right) .......... .... IMmla.*! It edited that atl priaanerc a n credited * with blanking up a doien rum-emu ruling ring* In tho pact tan year*, seising prop­ Who earned Ireneftre to aantpe erty valued a t |60,000,900. th e y a n chown with Collector or tho Port of Boston W. W, Lufkin. •ilf ‘improper means” -have been ■I « 1.1. J . s a ** 1 L.*. .» t '■ —----- --------- L j L ------ i—1— ^omlol—— i —t e a U k m . aeht bach; . « j . The idepartment eald there was ad -evidence In tho Atlanta raeea WHERE WORLD’S TENNIS CHAMPIONS; RISE AND FALL tisht money had been paid to any officer «r employe of lha Institu­ tion hr of. the department, lllame teal placed open overcrowding at ;tB f Fsdbral penltieiUary. VOLGA’S 90N 6 NOW likely,will be w ellabo1 passed U to SB. Attempts were made daring p ro v ltts coneiderntlon t« amend U but they failed, end lhere was iUU discute ton ye*. *«dap before the vote. It roducot Hi >^A reporter visited Fort Wads. u> Mi'today and related that aelde ,fr* m ' a Ilea tenant, acting ae sort }ar « ' llateon officer between the Mperinundent of prisons in charge ngtW ,prU on*re and lb* A m y no* H urt tin , the Army has po autbori. Mr over the convict population. j ’The guards either have been ip li from Federal prisons or hired bgr*by the Fcdevul iniaon enlhoritike, It wo* allied, The labor which the convicts perform In- limited to tha attendy completed and petfvrt~M maintained rood* within Ui* resetvtlten, ho WM told. Ih tiro year*, E m I ." Bosch, Action was taken after a SB minute oeo*too c f the Boos, no ro h n tftt* or the whote railed to *»k* « “ ** •« a naolation asking lor Information on rum itu that auteUMAdla trucks end a k te t m at, their' daffy dados. The picture show* .'a typical peasant finally an bought by tho dopartmont room the Volga listening In on a radio program dfring n sheet it e m legUalock a t pritw. higher than than# presented by other bidden. In their labor*. T hb latest marvel of ecteaca l* teld to ba aecoapllshlny mireclc* in helping to educate the lenr-opprsssed Russian ft - * a - •- *■ * * i ■ * A THE WINNER 9PANISH FIGHTER b activity caused a strung it from Klalen Island labor An aerial view of tho Wimbledon Ktsdlnm In England, taken white tho recant contrite "fi * and RenroecnUtlv* Arming wide supremacy in tennis warn going on. This stadium has seen the victorias and defeats o f mors teani fflmf a lAtfteet (ir Congrats, chapiplon* than any other spot on earth. Not* the enususi then Federal prison labor tete tlfteapo-ronvlrte bcgmmte a to eacli other about It aiid a irament agent gut ana of the art. It was te jhopaaseeelaa at I Rabkln, a smuggle! of Hwbs ik vwhvvAenta. convicted a y»ar apd apateneod ta two year* In Rablftn was (■M‘ *e n ■r i n k u >in anmhte A Bademl ngknt WM'sent to Ala foHilm, but Rabkin wasn't a. th e *Vcnt fount Mm at t Wadswerth. ibkfn then admitted that Be bought hie transfer for 11,000. th a t Solomon Kubman end tpli T, reerlm an, convicted i him, kad paid |BOO apteeo and b lugtrrtatlng in Foci WaA»- sterSeeks To i f e Of Rival iy fat Hospital SUMMER HAT Robbins And Jones Are Storm Bound NOUE, Alktfca, July I I —<AP) —Ktorm brund hero after , the failure Tliuiedky of tbair attempt lotu m p b i* a non-stop flight Irate HtatUe to Tokyo, Beg L. Robbias and Harold H. Jonas, Teaa* artete n , today were planning another NEW YORK, July l l c - ( A P ) Flve gangsten fought inside a Brwektyir hoepital yeeterday for the lift of^••One-Armed Tony" klungno, WuOwdsfl beer racketeer, With rack and num btn mi their side, Tony’* frlands won and today he' aa* alive, survivor of two attempta to kHI him. • FAleo a*atthed Brooklyn by­ ways, expecting te find the' body of 0S* gunmhn who Inrsdad tho hoepital to slay the boor man. Ho was overpowered by Maagno'a henchmen and Udhapsd la an aula- «6‘- . t1 A few htur* after they tended their monrplan* Fort W etlh aa (baOonch a t KoloaMm, M mltea ••st, Of km . almost half, the way-te Tokyo rain*, fog and wtado wbtek contributed to tho forked fdttfft. »■ ' *~i w01 attempt ftoUtepa e f j ' Ha missed • computing bte er­ rand of aataasinalten 'only by chanrv, police- belteved, fur after slipping by gaards a t tbs doer, he Missed the number of the room where Mcmgno lay recovering from woanda suffered In an attempt te p n U n “on th e spot* last Toes- , This new p p e of otunpuT hat for men, Invented by A, Kanet of BL Louis, is made of Ham atraw In a spldar woavo. U wslgba only two ognees, onequsyter of tho weight «f -,tlm light* rt panama and la tronadesk clerk a t Trinity Hos- parent, but the n a n ' die* net kdtal was startl'd to see a man ro t penetrate th* weave U the vaarer** discomfort, . . Grand Juror Beittd lustliltlon. MM M 5, t t e 'h r i £ 'an vr W >k M ■ ff ^ | . •' \ « �"V Tr y Are fo ro ar and gattY arriving at bebun Ordered By Jndge 4 u e ; biW, Georg* WaaKHetel Oreive*tea: 7, Eight Dance Orcfcaatra; ■ T:30. BO; % Lucky Strike Dance ra; l» , Oearga Washington P W f - Gaia er r IB*. a l n llQI, Dane* Udlo Scrap Book; 6:CO, Clyatt Sanful Old Timer: 1 TtohU) THfrOunf. W o rth growth a Racketeer; l-.ta, Baseball ReNASHVILLE, Terns, July 1 1 .»ulla; Ti3l. Orange Grove String (AF)—Speaking in ope* court B aU l 8:30, Claud* Vorphrve, Or- with the grand Jury prewaat Jude* C1)trl«* Gllbait yesterday In­ structed Richard M. Atkimon, <11*. » s » . Baseball Result*; 9:27, trie; attorney general to draw a Weather Forecast: 9:30, Rig* o ff. conspiracy Indkfmeht agalast Col. SUNDAY. JULY I t Lok« Let, publisher, usd Luke W RUF — GalaanviUe. , Leo. J r , fa connection with affaire • A. M , Today's Program; D;W. of the 1 losed Liberty Bank A Morning Melodies; 9:66, Sheriff A Tract company of Nashville. M ic e Report; 10,' Morning MaloThe Judge's order said II ap­ dice; 10:80, University Bible Cla»a; peared la the court "an Indictable 10:45. Morning Hymns; II, Morn­ often**, to wit, ualawfal o u ap ir. ing Worship, Baptist Church; 12, acf In violation of eertlon N93 of Tint* Signals A Weather Forecast; the code of Tennessee'' had been 12:01, Dinner Mnslc; 1:45, Sheriff committed “end that Luke l-ea A Pollen Report; 1:60, Florida and Luka Lea, J r , are piobahly Facta; 2, Cathedral of the Air! guilty thereof." Since no private clttren would agree tb a r t en prosecutor, Judge Gilbert dlirclrd Atkinson to file the bill of indictment a* ei-offl to prosecutor and t* comply with thr ordrr within five days. When the grand Jury reported yeiteiday, the furrman told the Judgo Atkinson had been before the InveetfgaUrs, but that no melion had been taken In regard to the Liberty Bank, which rioted last ‘November, followed shortly after the suicide of its president, R. H. Donnell. llptm tecelpt of the grand Jury'* rtport. Judge t! Ihrrt tummoned Atkinson into open court, where all the luveatlgat ira were present, and gave instruction* for filing of the bill of indictment. 1*.r>ecf**ery (F r.l. c-'Wfhr attorney general lold HitS S t * fed couR ha waxj r a dr end willing nt Kurin ter *U times to pcrF<fm hi* duly. Up M-TUat thing > ^ 0 payment 90-Tardy 93-Englncertng degree 63-Kaltpcter* ■ 85-One which fllas •7-Card game •9-Lower DOWN I-Style of auto |-M etrie quaftg 9-Tnat la tab.1 4- Bsclamaltan 5- PrcfU: ball 9-Ktending 7-Entrance* Sf-Ctturcli scat 39-Kpread for drying 39-Worry taLt 49-Clot on feet 41-celratial briny 49-Narrotlc taU 43-Oodllke 49- Am* lory 49-Emmet 49-Those who rampleta Bl-Uplift 53- El imlnaU 65-Vehlel# 54-Cease 69-Through 1h “ • * ?T4HK Thlt picture, triephotoed from Berlin to London to catch a fast and Harold Gajty upon their arrival In Berlin on the fourth lap Deerlta the sperj of the picture's lran*ml«*lon, the flyer* were due it wa* delivered. * t; J •*n V WEFT PALM LEACH. July U . •—(A P I—Trouble* piled op today cn Victor A. Kearlea, millionaire of New York amt Palm Reach. Ha wa* already faring ruil* for a M ai of *250.04X1 it image* here yesterday when his wlfp, Maltel, Margaret Kearles brought suit against hin: for separata maintenance of herself and child. Iler hill wa* removed from tho rourlhauae quickly by a defense jr U NORWALK, Conn., July 11.— (A PI—MarCnirr M. I^e, silk m am ifa.lurrr ami f.irmcr mayor of Norwalk, died In h>* ,New Yolk office yesterday. He was H6. of alx were dead and Hirer ollliTi in u critical condition yc*thnl*y from ptomaine pjlsou ng lauM’d. fir. sic an* said, by tlr-nking water inua a la ir cl runt a ning u dead analce and frtim rating tainted meal. \ Frank Lxmm:*, 32, the father, died last night, two day* alter I: * 7 year old run, Wilbur James, suetuiiilied, Phyaiclan* who weic tid tlo g Mia. Ix-mons and two daughter*, I llllan, H, an I Freda, I, ta d thiwo three might recover. Investigator* learned from Mr*. I oann* that the family drank natcr from a barrel, In which a iliac snake had hern found nmt Hint they n-rtnlly ate meat which 'apt caicd to lie tjlnlrd, I'lir youngest memlter of the family, un Infant ted on u Ditllc, nl"llu escaped lllneat. Fijrcon Will Be Used In Akron Christening FQRT MYER.S -Conatnicllnn if ftrat unit of First Chrlitlan Church edifice to sta rt so in. AKRON, Ohio. July II.—( A D — Mr*. U n b elt Hoover will christrn Itif nrw Navy dirigible Akron Aug, X, ty inwning tim door of n <a*c. rrlraaing e .h tr pigoon* In. t. -thtraTr.' " T9e*c*Ta«fh»dy w II lia tfiRquc la II1L1 lighter than n>r crnlcr, l-limp’I uill here always tinring heat) rhr'aienod by hti-aklng a hotllr llnlat: 5:15, John W. UeBruyn. Baritone; 6:30, Vesper Service, Dr. Gordnnt 4, Studio Quintet; 7, Joy WpaW, IHanUl; 1:16, Memories at ’ :ball Keaults; Twilight: "*7 WJAX —- Jachsonvlllr. 9:30 A. M., FlatMa-Palare Organ Program; 10, Watch Tower Pro­ gram ; 10:16, 8raltb-Nrtl-River* Prog:am; 10:30, Rochester Concert Orrhestia, NBC; II, Churrh Serv­ ice*; 12, Tima, W eilhrr; 12:15, Rummer Melodic*; 12:45, Henry Comolfy, Violinist; Tempi Mixed Qua 1 trite i 1:30, Yeast Foamrra, NBC; 2, Friendly Hour, NBC; 3, National Sunday Forum, NBC; 4, Sabbath Rrvrrirs, N1IC; & Catholic Hour, NUt’; ». Buried old, NBC; 9:15, Poor. HLlrra. NBC; 7, Georgs Washington Hutel Orchestra; 7:80, Church Harriet*; 9:16, Meyer* Plano fUttlio; 9:45. Fundey Night a t Salk • Parker*, NBC. .« * LURAY, V a, July 11—( A D f resident lloorrr err Wed last night at hi* mountain camp near here afte r a newspaper man and hi* wife, whs were member* of the party had been Injured enmute In an automobile accident. The chief executive we* not Informed of the e n d s , until he reached ramp, as hi* car wa* at the heat of tho cavalcade and that In which Frank Cannor, turrrspondrnt of the New York that In which Frank Connor, were riding at the rear. Hr*, Connor wa* given flr»l aid treatment a t the ecene of (lie accident and thrn taken to Washington, suffering with a broken collar-hone and *evere shock. Connor we* only alight ly scratched ami bruised. The ac­ cident recurred near F alrfat, Ya, about half an hour after the ocean liner, ' shorn* Wiley Post five automobile* left the White of livelf1 rouml-lhe-wbrld flight. House for the dilve to the RapidIn New York a frw hours after en river retreat of the Presi­ dent. Moving betwern 50 and 55 mile* an hour, all of the car* had passed a large bus going In the »»nie direction, rx rrp t Connor’*. As he attempted to pa**, Ills car we* said to have skidded from the road and then helnt •truck by the hu*. U wa* over­ turned twice, and thrown uiorv SAIT LAKE CITY, July II. aAt’l —Fenlnr Knm.il, thahmim of tha Keiialo finance tummiltee mid roniilhur of the Hum il.llavv Hanford Dally llrrald ley lar.lf net, exprrered belief Terms: Cask In Advance ye.ilerdny tltcrr will l»> no revInIon of the law at the fntlhc lining sett. Trlephone ad* will be received fur patrons and callrctar seat :lnn of Congress. Cimiihenltiig on a slalem rnl by Immediately far paymeaL 19c a Rue Kv-natof II 11 on id Arkansas, 1 Tima 3 Time* ................ he a llae the Democrat h leader, tuying no fi Time* . 7* a line effort ul rev I-Inn woolil lie mnde Tima rate* on request. ill tlie nrxl sc- * on, Krnrinr The reduced rale* are for bom it said: runaeratlve Insertion*. "I dor Ire In mil Senator Roldn Five nords of average length ion', alli-nllnil In He tail I toil ■re counted u line. never ha. a tariff lull lua 11 m arled No ad under 3 lines arerptrd. ilil. np n ers inn iiumrdUtrlv pre. All advertising I* restricted m ling n I'reMlenli I ilecliui I to proper rUasifkntlon. ■In not think for n moment that 11 If an error In mnd* Thr revision of the tariff will lie made Hanford Herald will he respon­ n! till 1 coming ■e»dot* nf Congre*». sible for anly on* Incorrect In­ Under thr fir* t ie provision of sertion, thr advertiser lor the p ro m t lur ff art ell hr y re ­ Huhsequrnt Insertions. The of­ duction* or im'rrsnei tan tie re. fice should be notified Im­ cured 011 r.prritie tlrm -. wltltiul mediately in case of error. ilistnrhliig our whole llm m isl anil TO AIIVEIITIHKRH hu* nr** structure." A l l a r a l d representative Ilelelllllg to pro test. on the thoroughly familiar with rate*, ItnoMit Hawley tar ff frn n foreign rule* and classification will guwimncnf 1, the llnnure rhairman glr* you complete Information 1 br*v.vil >lk*t re R* on Ior Tlmmag. And if- you wish Hey will *»•klnhomn Drino'iut, I nd sv-nt 11 ■l*t you Ip wording your wont letter to 0lhe countr in , 'inviting id to make It morr effective. rrlllritiiii Irom the i* invpcgtlw foreign rountr'eo ugalnrt the pro­ vision of the Knmit-lfawley hill and pailiiuln Iv iciinrsUn-, rril . el ms nr lo whether the elinitmenl of lie till would affril their Troubles itfounting Members Of Family Smoot Believes No Upon Heavily Sued Die From Poisoning Revision Of Tariff ALEXANDRIA. La.. July 11— Law Will Be Made R e s o r t Resident (Al’l —Two memlet* ol n lainily BILK im /V FA C T U R B B DIES •1-O rgan o l hearing „W - peered to art a* pro**:utor and :ahj If any param In the courtroom po*i e-aed any knowledge of law vlolatlea la connection w llh the Liberty Bank or In eny.ctb*r cm1lection h* would pereequU any perion whom the fart* * Indicated might lie guilty, <• FRYER8, Ele par IK; Hen*, per T. Tiller, Pw U . WANT AD BATES HUERAL ALLOWANCB on old biltcry. 310 W, F irst f WANTED: Will pay cash for A V' Jersey milch cow. Muat ha Mar . solvable. J, W. Meto, J r , R. t. O* Sanford. 15— Apartatcttla F o r FOR RENT: apartment, Phone 251. Furnished j well van! FtlR RENT: Furnished A furnished apartment, Urn. Ni 015 Myrtle A»*. FOR RENT: 1 two story dwelill d ll W. 2ml. s i , 9t4.no monl J a v H. Berk. FURNISHED HOUSE for rent. In. nulrc at Tasty Shop. ,v ; li*—Farms For llent FOR RENT: 10 acre tiled' farm with barn and house. Apply J. M. Walla Mnnlest me Hotel. 211—Mlacellancoua For FOR KALE: Foi terrier pu| Mr*. W. W. Brady. Mecca ! inuck Rond. HAIR CUTTING — 25c. Will H irbrr bhnp. East First 8t Arcade llldg. FDR SALE: Heart Pine A C*pr emu* tin , Suitable far { trarks. Bos B.l, Deljinii, Fla.' ^ SIXTEEN INCH Oliver plow for Fonlson tractor. Nearly new., Cheap. C, E. Benton, 318 Sanford Ave. FOR KAI.K: Heven week* old o*l» lie puppies. Phone 865-W. M/a. H. F. lloudnay.____ . . . ji-. L E G A L N O T IC E in T in: t lR rt IT ith wt. t o u . tv Tiiiniv j i n tr ia l, n a c n r , tv a m i r im n m i v n t a c o u a . t v . ri.tiii 111 v. iv t i m i g g f , MAItTIIA PII1TII VH. lU'UKNIt H1I1TII . v I ir f»nil*fit, .- >' u iin r n n r r r m . t r ation Tu Ltiinu' Hittllti* l.*ikr IIllitlila fount I . K|4*I ld« Yt»M «rr hrrrhy ontrMwl MHut Ttu iiulmt in noil miipmr upon tli| f | | •In? of A t>, ivil, to lilt Itlll of fomiiiaiiii flint mmiiIiiM you III till* a tint f* »I >lrt| HIM and Cotlfl* Tti*« Haiiforti llrratit ta hataif rtn'li* imln! thr hr wail*furr , In Mlitrh thlavnulrr »tiall ha |H«li||ihM for vlfttot t't.Ro-pmivf waatia * J i Wtln#»<N V. E l»tiii|rlAaa. flark tf naltt firm It ft.tirl, ami tha rtffMAr anil IhrrNif thin l|ih. «!ajr fif July A l». I»3t. V. K I'O im U M . firth . Classified Ads WASHINGTON, July 11—(A l'l —Communication between brc. I* carried on largely through tlirlr Reuse o f smell end by Inter­ pretation of "ilsnces” performed within their hives, rays tho de­ partment of agriruttura. fANTIACiil, C|ilit*, July II**(A P I—Fruncin-n tiarccs, presi­ dent of the Central llank of Ckile. h*l liern apenioted prrm itr to Mirrrad Aiinsnlo Jarsmlllo. i#lgned. M ir im UK HAUL Tu •ailprir it wiirthottPta II# MEPHAUE REARER of the Flint |itl hlln Itlll If r §« hri rr hy nr mwl all rtiMMitHi in iha Ml Rllrituali.it Church, Mr*. Falli* ■ Macrirtmy - Work piogravslpi f*»ii| YrtHtl Club, ii»r what «j filcr1y kRiuwII mr Rurh,) III#I; f i'n gruding I lata Road N >. 4;i R. RushtII, 67 E. Concord Ave., ful util. <m balunlai, Aoa»s| la I, lilt.' from hom to Slat# Farm._______ Orlando. offer tot sole, a I our Vise, of tvaaK' lirra. Hi 111. rnraer ol P’lUllh m i RAVE YOUR WATCH repaired I'I ue Ole., e.m r..t,i KU all. or £ by ono who really know, bawl loir 1 or I he lurnlture o»u In. *r M. looKlna <0 1 lie kullitlna koorra a* llriggs, Jeweler, Mog. Ave. "The Yacht rluh" Inillrllne. Os'* will Ish* pUc* ol 1:110 o'claclt l i I)r. W, E. MicDHUGALL f illMvaaiNfin Tiixvam t ‘i HUPRACTUK, Is now locstavl at hi* rtaidahc* In Flaial llalght*. H. Hanford. I'hon* S1I8 -M. 2—Iroat and Found XflOy DOT DOPE - T* * By John Devlin Ky‘ • D O gW LOTS •t s b c W H O i w o u t D a w e *wou v s r LMW/tpAfAlM' IBHON!1 A M O -YOU P W O N .* v LtIHT: In city or on Fanfnrd-DaIju d Highway, pocket btavk con­ taining 1 mall change and pa|iera rill Idcnt If In i ion card* of value •inly to owner. Reward If returned to "C. H. H." c»re Herald. LHKT: Hmall siiltwalk Elgin Jun­ ior biiyrlr. Reward If rrlutned lo !l|| Magmdla Avenue, n—. AlltimiohilcH LATE CHKVIHILKT 4 Ibmr He duo and late Ch vrolrt Coo;n-. Prii-cd to urll. Rn l A Hon,, Mytlle Avriiue. «— llualnoM S erv ice LANEY'H DRUa STORE—Prasrrlptkn*. magatlnc*, fountal* « rvic*; PROMIT dellvarla*. I'hone 103. IIUILDINU UIJK.K8—IrrlgaUou bait* an I genarsl cement work. Ml acU Coorrrto Co. J, E. Ter* wlllager, Prop. 3rd and Elm. EXCELLENT MAIR or conk ran be found at 1X11 Kanlord Avrnflr. UJON'T LAST1 MMNure- / b 'P A P e * S S A I # bAT G*1 COOL b k Rm sle A A N G E L 'S IIA IIH E G U E O pen 10 A . M. to X A . M. S n n fo rd & GeitCTB A ra b LUNCH ItOOM 5 A 10c Lunch 4 Coffee Hhop. Open S A. M e - 9 P . M. HILL LUMUEK CO. Zip Service. Phone 135. EXPERIENUED GROVE man want* to gel good loratinn. Un­ derstands handling *tr-ek. Ba»t ref­ erence*. Rox J, U., Herald. S IG N S Bril you Kelly Ttreo sad Tuhrw-Trada la old aaea—CMa* Malar *ad Radiator without ream?lag from ear—Wash. PatlMi a id Grease *a our Hydraulic Lift—JWIa# yuur hrohm a* Toot a i i 44)oat broke*—Sell you • I I PUl# Guaraalaod Battery Only 14.91 ex. Some good bargains In Crtmlejr mil e lttlfk VkAIor. V..' ;ii ■: . • iafiJr*' � 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 11, 1931 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 11, 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 11, 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/cd40f8a9ba19fb4dcda90ad3534278cc.pdf 1a10f1e9918cd1ea84734f84024ec0d6 PDF Text Text ,T N K W 8 ? A P B R 8ANF0RD>FL0B? ^ READY TO TRY CONSTANTINOPLE HOP High Wind And Heavy Load Of Fuel Giveri As Cause Of Craft G e ttin g Uriwieldly N o m e , Jtpw. i e .- ( A P > - T b.tr attempted non-atop flight from Seattle to T a tra bartnc andod near b a n la . failure Ra« RobbJpa •ad Harold Janet today planted •n aariy roturn ta tba touted BUtaa to try tt again. They b n a g h t tbolr monoplane. P art Worth, dawn a t SaU nua t t m b llii aboH ohln* dUjof Jha itite *ovGamo and Prook Water Plah. and Hotel C»»tnd State ' Parroattr. irtamnta war* trotted Count R o n # da Chambren. above, tliyaar-old am wf tba french mllJUry commander in Ttmlaia and Urn Oouatow O ara Lohfworth do Chambrob, aiater of tho late Spoakar of tba Houae, baa arrived In thta aoantry to ALL DIPLOMATIC FORCE TOPARLEY dont H oorrt’o su d d rt dapattaie from bU KapMan camp on 8o»d«F and waa directed a t Bacrot Barvk"o man and nawapapar reporter* alig n ed t t tba W kl# Huiiaa. •, Th* attitude of tba WhUr Iloaaa, aa expressed ja a te w y . waa tkbt any atoria* concerning Iba Praaldant, or tba Whit# Mafaa. ihoulil coma thraogh r*gular ,afftetat channels. la tMa w ar, ■ waa axpla nad, all tba nawapapar man wauld race v* th t aama pewe at tba earn* time. The atory which flrat a rou e executive Ira told how Mr. I l a m r ordorod hla ear and departed quickly for tba capital Icaoitfl Bacrot S erv ia man and other WVte Houaa attache* to trraatbla f i r hast ly aummonad automobile*, aom* at them lut'onlng on their clothe* na they ran. The atoty related of n haat 11/ prepared lunch irn t ‘after tba Chief Executive in a feat car which caught up with him SO mile* away. tt alao t>!4 of how the chief aarcutitre mad* the run from (Continued oa Paco Two) House Tries To P ro le Charges Of Irregg* larities In S t a t e d R o a d Department TALLAHASSEE. July 10.' I — (AP)—Tha SanaU today; adopted 28 to 11 th# biennia! I appropriation bill carry la* | provlalona for an expenditure of approximately $12,000,0^ by the atat« for the next two y e a n . The Houae Bitting aa o f a committee whole tried un*' BucceeafuUy to inveetlcata re* y eater day that peace and disarml n . n l have bean chosen a t th t ob­ jective. of Italy. “Thar# ora two roads." lha duaa dec laird after th t two ttatcamea bad confarrod together, “a road to­ ward war and a road tuaard peace. I told Mr. gtimion today that I have choaan the read, toward pea re." Italy, he aald, will Xu to the dla armament runfeicnce at Ucnova next February "w.th a alncatw datire for peace." In order to aolvu the .world economic problem, ha laid, II alto la neca**ary "to aolca lha politlril crisis an j that of mor. Tho two rtyaro ahown above axpect to tako aff within the **axt few day. from Barren I.land to Conttonllnopl*. Thay aro John PoH i t huccraa of lha dlaorroa- lando, left, and Ruaacl Ho^dman. Tbo la tte r. planned to mako tho ment confer once," Mu»*ullnl aald, (light leal year but waa forced to poatpona It on account of domain "la indlipanaabla aa that people* may hate faith in lhair governpicnt*. The people mu*t not be dlallluahmcd. Tba dote of lha conferenre mutt not bo poatponed." lie and Beerotary SI Imam aerred. ho aald. that European tranquility would taauro economic (Continued On Pafa Throo| •la." POST AND GATTY FALL MAY SERVE RECEIVE OVATION TERM IN DRY AIR FROM TOWNSMEN OF WESTERN JAIL 16 Men Being: Held U. 8. WiU Take Active On Rum Charge Get P art In Meeting To Directed Acquittgl Cuban Labor Seeks ThousandTof Persons Justice Bailey Is ConBe field In London NEWARK, N. J , l u l y lO .-(A I’) Civil Intervention Gather In Chicktshs sidering All Angles —A directed verdict of acquittal WASHIffQTON, ju f r l»c-(A P> for ia af 17 men Indicted . on To Oppose Regime To Honor 2 Aviators Of Agsd Man s Cash charge* of ronaplrlng to vtalateiha tb a 'slate la ttef-ahould >3B3 from Fairbanks, wbora tho flrat refueling waa made Wadaaadap n ig h t Two rm tacta waro mad* between Fairbanks and Solomaa, ( Continued on Pago Six) - T b a full f e r n of American dip- national prohibition act waa Or­ and myoalf* inlonyaUc ptaatiga fcptelddg. J M dered ytaterday by federal Judge WASHINGTON. July 1 0 -(A P ) thrown Inte tba adRMtenant of.iw- Qlann. », —Cuban labor organisations have lattlad detail* of I * lntar-g«y»n>Tba Jade* rofuaad a almllar var* appealed to the Pan Amortcan dirt far all tba dafredanta, say tlg rm ra ilx a of labor ta urge civil ^ / ■j l a l r . . .. 1 ( to «*•*■ agateat a t wbmat 'p jf t t Mtttevdntteo and oppaa* Htd rCglm* Would'he tont u> tht'T ttiy. prp/l. i t l*roaldant Machado. ITaUy A r t , • m lA m o f sanforq aaa. anibaitatex _fir B«lr»na ta abty today. The appeal wa* mad* In Irtter tarnad ybaiaroay f t m 'thalr 'hlafor.SO yaara,' dMd a t th# bum* af W W H ottlM 4 Wbtervar tat- tho Tho artim followed admlaalob By from a number of labor group* of her ddaghtef, Mr*. S. A. Irwin. United State* g ^ f W n p e r t . a«m- lha government that tt had eat ea- tho liUnd republic. Thay charged totlc flight around tha world. • Thoa,apdi of paraana from all 600-MagaaUa Avaema ymtmday mitt*#' to -whttfclfdrthor nagadte- lakUahed prime forte raaaa against thay had U m mistreated by tha ■ectknu nf the ateta accU.med tha •fkaraam a t J:*0 o'clock. Hba had AUm have batW'Saaaigwd. . lam* of the nrcuaad. Tha dafanac Caban administration. Ha yrlll b* aaMated by Frederick fatted without Introducing evi­ Tha Pan Amtriran federation flo ra and thalr financial backer, bam ill for tba past two waaka. P. (’. Hall, ak tha Winnie Mas. Funeral aervlcaa wlU be bald to­ Uvaaay, u a h t p s t economic ad- dent*.' ■ - , •Old lha rommunlcatena were being globe circling monoplane, landed morrow moralng a t 10:00 o'rloek H art af Urn aMM dmartmant, who Among th* eight whoa* caaaa studied but declined other com­ 'hero after a noruatop-flight from to London where will go to tha jury aro thoaa ment. a t tho B r'ckim Vkaiaral K a a ti U now on h tt Columbu*, Ohlx, Th* Rev. X..D. Brownlee, of th* against Alexander Lillian, Jr-, I -Previous action by lha Amarlcan Tho eat'rh Pool family, tha fath ­ Flrat Presbyterian Church, win •aid by th* gwvammaat U b* th* federation nf labor, with whlrh er and muthtr, Mr. aad Mrs. W. P. •fflrtate. Bar body will ba seat ta knaak effktala,- Including Acting "m atter mind” of lha alleged At- tha Tan American group la afPort of MayaWlU, Okie.: flv# MiddUpart, Ohio, for burial. Sacrotary CaaUo, had Indicated Untie highlands ayndlrate, and Mr*. Black waa k irn July 1, Amarttan payW#yatlon In th* os- Malcolm McMaatara, a Ilags d to be fQUted In opposition to any armed 1S4S, a t Rutland,' Ohio, and waa porta s ration* wok Id b* porfunc* tha operator of an uulicwnaad radio of diplomatic Intervention waa de­ plored by the Cuban organl1*the daughter of th* late I areal tevy, atation. Tba other, aro William Ul inxp. ■ Stenaknry, ana af th* pionaar GiUon win ' After th# London> lien. Andrew JUeharda, Jam** P. tlana. tattler* Of Balt'more. Ska u ru mooting with • W l knowUdga of Morphy; Harold Undo oar, John .Tha Cuban complaint* aald Malha Proaldont’a gopra that tha debt, CalandritHo tend Edwin P. Bitter. ebado had failed to keep promleea the labor group* and bad “kept proposal will fl(vanca tha cauaa of our organisation* In a dor­ dlaagnMinant. > vmant state . . ." Ha served ‘ha delegate to tha J.rThU ailuatlon la Intelerabla Laigu* of Nation* preparatory taro added. “Our dignity and dadlaarmament^camfaiance e n d la b a egney. our human aentlmmtx do (Coatlaoed m Pag* Two) LITTLE ROCK, July 10—(A f) — Senator Roblnaon, Arkansas Democratic leader, aald today an effort trill ba made when Cmgrew reconvene* (• radaea ta r­ jgin the unanimous opinion of tha iff rates. •ipunlry and aak far tha tall of Ha (need tha atatemaat In an ­ t£a moat abject dictatorship that swer to ana yaatarday by t a u t e r ' Tba animal T. M. C. A. tenaft Watson. Indiana Bepubltoen land gay country haa over auffarod.” •anwmaxt, op** U bath n la lu Jaly 10^— 4 AP) •r, challenging tba Aykanaa* nd janlir*, will be played on th* band of Cltiaa .'MIAMI REACH—Wm. Whitman flalh B ticrt taanla courts atari today filed a pace vad permit lo erect |I10J>00 eg next Wednesday morning at M d a m a g e * M ailmen! house at Colllna Ave. >:«• aVlacfc. a C lt) SUr •* goe, between U n i and UfOi .tract*. ; Person, wishing to eater tba m rney a n naked to register at Resident Of Sanford For 20 Years Is Dead Effort Will BeMadeTo Reduce Tariff Rates I WASH1NGTON, Jaly l* ~ (A P ) •Out o f‘ a haoMag » aa ta id n |.J» aarro -hla aanlanfo la tba Vtert dry air uf a weitaro prtaan.i ' Juki la*' BaUep la the District af Columbia tayrama caort'tadk un­ der adeiaammt tba govarnmant’* request that falTa a*ntenra ha executed Immadlately. At th* aama time he aaked dianaal far data on hla power ta tend Pall ta a prison outside Utq. diet Hat. Prank llogan, atlirnoy for tho former secretary af th# htteriar, who was canvivtad nf bribery la tha till leaaa caaaa, aald h* thought b*mll must aarva a year la tha district jail unlaaa bit eentenoa ware aoapendad- Hla nation for auapension on th* boala of Fall'a physical rundili.m alao waa taken under advl.ement. Alla* Pomtrona, apaclal proa-cu lor, r»ad a memoranum from Aaaiatont Attorney U a n t r a I Y lUngquIat which txpraoaod tho (Continued on Page gla) Mussolini Forbids Little Hope Is Held Fascists Belonging For Legal Betting To Catholic Group In New Hampshire Teitnii Tourney WiU Be Staged Next Week Trials Of Criminal Cases In County . Court Of Sharon Are Progressing lidft* - war* tba iJempany, Oaotga t | Roy Roberta, Th* trial af criminal caaaa camand Fred Trigg, ■alag tha docket new being hoard r tha Star, . County Judge Jam aatl. Sharon, ika a million dol- 1th County Prooaouting Attorney g mUlion dollar, John ' “G. *Loonardl '*1 aaalatlnk, wax aa • • ante a f •!« prof rawing amoaUly sad satiafac terijy this morning, acaardlag to Mr. l esaard i Yaatarday afternoon, Chris Lo• v . altagod colored ‘ badt-laggar, waa found not guilty af the charge of possessing Uquar. Ha waa rapw anted l a pau rt by H. B. White, territory a K v .s w A aro n to order hit bond wtreated. >B. M. Abarcromble, white Inaurggr« agent, cbsrgsd with assault And battery, pleaded not guilty to the charge. A Jury found him not D t. after haa ring tha aridanca the iollawlag wltnaaaaa: Clauda na. Mary McMlUaa, Hales Caro L Mrs. Me Milieu, and tha d ^ idaat. who did not have an atrnay. Tha Jury waa compoaad of » following: O. R. Mathttax, U. Guthrie. W. W. Droooor, J. W. iClollaa, Wm. Masgrava, and C |[«*tay. If, C. B ri*ki. colored, charged lb aoaatill aad battery, want cm • I yaatarday after—** alao, but I g w wa* paalpooad onlll this •king after JaaaU Mao Thnmag. T fk Armstroag. aad A»»*a Ca>W --------- |g r tha state had baaf porta of Irregularities by tko Stale' Rood Department la connect!#*, with tha purchase of materials aa* equipment, T ht House adjourned with a «aa*‘ tloa pending to narao a committeeof throo to make aa invaatlgatlegi Tba aitoatloa area# o rrr a roaola* tton tasking information on report* that autcanebDea waro bought from Wfflilatora at pricaa klghar than thoaa of other bidden, that •and waa purchased through a raU ativa of a board mam bar a t a prlaa higher <Utan wot nacaaaary amt. that an Inferior typo of tap halt waa unrd In road cooatroctioa altheugh a batter grade waa avail­ able. The H omo adapted a roaolatlou calling Upaa tU ta officials and de­ partment head* to fUa Informa­ tion concerning tba number of rot­ ative. balding Mate position*. Tba Sonata m a rred but took aa art!— : on a rmolvtien by Bmmtot TayWr, of St, AatM tiao, taking Cangrooa U ta li ' a convention for .tbo pur- Slight Damage Done By Storm ui SanfortJ Territory Broken branch** of t •treat corner Intersection* clutl with laavaa aad other refute, bar* and Uaro a portion af r* torn away, waro about the only . ., algna obaarvabl* thla morning M lha rrault of the terrentlal down­ pour, which, striking tha city yaa* t terday aftarnoon at about 8:00 ] , o’clock, continued for on# hour,' * • Only on* Injury hod been ro- ported a t notn today, 11. L. v. Brown. • lineman for tba Florida Power and IJght Cm, who wM • working on a hlgh-teatlon 11m a a r Gtnave Atanua, cam# In too tact with dtectricky from on# af thb , win*. 11* rocalred painful b u m abourtho fast, and on th* finger* , ' • f )dt band, Another llaa- . mau n lar th* scene waa a l a r : t •hockad by tba curraot, and la faring from bunted finger*. Mf, . Brown WM treated by phylalalaas V; this morning and allowed to go M hi* him*. Considerable damage waa daoa by tb« violent electric storm which accompanied tha rain, dag na a rcaqjt, savarai Florid* Power n f ■ Light Co., crow* were bant buky ' almxat all alfkt. TranafarmatU' . and fuaaa la many pari* af tha e ly wars hurnsd out. whlla to . :< many aaaar, tba weight of rnla-* •oakvd limbs of treat routed wire* , to break. A t midnight, suah an occurrence waa reported oa Park , Aveouo and Slgth Dtraat, aad lino- , man war* at that point until nearly 4:00 o’clock this maredag repa ring th* daeaage. Tvlsphma riroulta In aoma p arts., > of tha city waro temporality dla-, tupted, hot, a t noon today, w a r t j j • II 4m —. sL Im — —4 saala Vwlrn. *M rswcs.;tMiss,m .rous PARIS, Jaly 10.—( A P >—A squadron at <U laaog sang* air W v �g 'u.*[1 ■ {. >-*->**r*l, — V • ..l tb y ten a i oS m tig AS I t .«? t r v j ' - ’jW I IJ 1 Ml vX 1* f ASl I I V AtS 7 IS AM * I t .W Jl t l a’A DeLand Winter P u t 2 u A ^ r u tlo . fu M G i n n Teda/i Daytona a t DeLaiuL Corea at Sanford, fit. A ip itl M I t Whiter Parti. AMERICAN LKAGUK W L, U fl a i* Washington 41 61 Haw York ... M «7 Ctaratoad ... >4 41 n 41 a 6* t r 41 anal to 1*7 U a |*aat •»» I AtklttWsSanalor p lM pttol City yesterday which a t to 1 decision tor Ua i, aad f ir m tham a Wad ot oar half ( i n n orar Oh If was La fly Grove's light a In, although' llu Jt was warming up almeal y daring to* last part uf 1. Bach team got 11 Tills, t o n hit a homer In Ua lag to scare'A l Slniaens. P rt .716 6M A69 A06 AM AM MS AM lio n had 11 mao Wft oy TsasT ivTJ a, Indicating that Lofty • bran bearing down whan ■notary. The Macks vara m t- _—,—r Chicago 010 MM MO 01* 6 U t f Jars land M l 100 000 OHO 14 t Battorlaii Caraway, McKala, Bratton, aag Tatoi Brown, Hndlta and BcwatL . ftoml In L i l t o n ln ^ o? » knockout blow which M looked Uka Iho real thing, howarar. f ,f * * * ’ (Urnera kept corarlng hla face -------with hla handa, and banding orer llheegh ha elrwrk aal alas I till hto head almost reached the t, la ala laalngs, Teas a y ,-anraa. In that position, nalrleh* Igaa of the Tlgera folded as like, MrOee had nothing to hit at >B clam! allowed the Brawns hut a pair of faded trunks and a gat lira hits off him la the kinky backbone. The fans ysltod rath, aad gall a game which for the big negro from Miami to klip aaded la a 7 to 1 victory stand up and mla-lt with MrOee Mto Brawns. Bridges was gw* but the bo» was cither aflald to . like wlldfIra,. and bad al* do that or fuel naturally too wba ad hot oto Alto la ala laalngs, t,, allow one of McOto’a slants to M aaddoalp the llrowna op* I flat tail him. 4 op, aad oat weal Bridge*. What was easily the feature y , Rrowalo but <Rebuilt aad bout of the evening wna the semi* fey hit keamra. Lavay. by the final, between Wade In 1-urapkln, u iftir. NATIONAL LKAOUB W L Pet. 46 60 .60S 81. Louis 40 II AM Naw York 41 M AM Chicago... 4 1 U M ) Brooklyn.. 17 M AM Philadelphia_______ U 41. .440 Pittsburgh --------- M 41 I B Cincinnati — 1*44— M 46 A47 Yesterday's Resells. • Pittsburgh 130 000 0O«—6 0 t Chicago 000 000 0 0 1 -1 ■ 0 Baltorlaat Main# "and Phlllpsi Warnecke, May, BaayhU Blake tad Hamslay. Philadelphia 001 100 6 0 1 -6 10 1 Now York 004 000 0 0 0 -4 . » I Batteries: Watt aad MeCurdyf Kltialmmona and Hogg*, 0*Par" r»IL • Olhata rained out. 11a*. 1 |L £Irr: DUNCAN 8I8TBR8 RETIRE HOLLYWOOD, Califs July %rIAP)—Tbs Duncan alato n prohakly wilt, not bs toon ngaln to­ gether an atoga or scream, *Nltou Aather, director husband of Vtr|> an. a a d pootorday. "I d ra t think Vlelaa wants to work an) mote. Bba |s a regular, old-fash*1 toned mother.’’ ha as id. . I. H B » * & & & 5JS 555H ? 11 It II m d itu a m ii > •* .. .1. v .,a » w ‘ r SS5?<KSw '"r v s u i x a , n ! i rt0S r t - r s ' . 1s i a . with Kidd, hack la IMS7 | negro flalLerurltor. Lumpkin, a fin# ’was a member of tbs U. B. a|wr|m«n both as a fighter and In Hasu al that lime, sad was on physical appearance had (ha amallra. I rr, but much more aggrewire yi —— |'i tore Albeit ouUlaaaed from the ■)y (wo gamoa ware played In alert. Us vras unphla to measure Mattonal. The OlvnU leal a 6 hla man for a tolling Mow howdecision to the Phillies whan .ear, due to n shifty, weaving ityto gurry threw wild to third In which live Hanford battler had ulath to ratcb Fitbeig, whe I adopted. ad. Melvin Ott hit a bomar far Lumpkin was f ir m the declllon beers. HunnefUld, the Giant'* after eight rounds of fast mining itoa wba waa S to 1. Heine Mm bald the Cuba la check, law tag hnl three hlto la eight Mags. Two slagUs nag a triple nrp gathered off hto delivery la . m alath. but the game had bees M toag Wfeee, Hell, It's all set. Maato Rchmel [.Will fight Prim o'Cantata on pi. 17, lha place a l yet undeUd. I t took only an hour for en Bee and Joe Jacobs to gat (Other on all tho small details [llto alleged fight, and an of* |a) contract wa* signed, sealed. I deltrared. If the coming fight l tost for both flghtoca, U King also to tha world but -up which certainly will da tg tha Oerman. On lha other maybe tha German figures atofttog a worthy ahtllenger. Team To Play ando Champions r R 11. CULLUM. Loia i« a if .... , A iw a rm a amiuos land*,) Mows which ware of body■haklng calibre. Lumpkin never opened up, confining all hit fight* ing tu a aerlee of right handed Mown. Hla tricky and pawarfal toft _was _ never used. He got to Albert I in the fourth round, after losing the first three, by a blow under lha heart, whlrh, kept up through lha real of tho fight, had tho Bunford negro on hla know once or mi re In each round. Tho Main preliminary ended In n draw. It waa between Young Kid (itovar, MS. of Sanford, and Young Jack Johnson, ISO, of Orlando. It waa wall fought, and brought the fan* to their feet aorsrel tlmaa. The first preliminary saw Young Lightning, US penad Sanford hoy win a decision over Young Morrell. IIS, of Ssnfard. , 'll D skhow a---------------- 1 10 Beads. illee _ 1.11 Weteeti. O a «s •1 ■ ** ‘ * $d WitoaV a * — :— Wfcag«WT w J let * A Jt - I . »r yj » d■71 ^ * ! i i*i i i,; S B S i l m m * m i n .r-vras? » b u ir a a s R |f i i ; K M a H i m & I t Weloett. 0 O Treatment Of Law Violators Is Mot |Equal, Says Group WASHINGTON, July fc—<AP) —Cr'Uc lam of tha f odors I g ie . eminent for aUagadly dealing vrltk youthful law breakers an the worn batii a* older • hardened criminals was bunched today through Urn Wh’to house by the {Attn 5 v ;. f c . 'W . -^ AJ~. ,,7Vk r i1 n'i i l J a �BVHmS lb Miami VWAUCHII #cMd th i Tiporu > U M .V bti. H oum ■Pf m ub*d by In'l l ] \ i / t t a ' UaIU4 j« tM flrct <HV» p f c f j f t l * »ULfe'"‘T u'v “" '• iiT*"!*.!;' .' 11 v—— ^FINISHES bib./ ; g P 4 ‘.?; » . nwur la* U»* WlaMt* Uwfar rtt Urtn. Urtn. of th*w m laft tha 4a »w-ml n d l w a r 'i r , It i li o A a a V a tr lt a d in Barrun from HtmWtr Not* th* *•«■paritoo tflth 0* ordinary loeono- I KMootilU In H a m a , m 4 Our i ESfcTffi tMNamtUA ll. _T .l ftil *P a ’ ' C U n t^ O a .tr u . PHONE 31 » nw assm W fU M oat for b 4 a |^ U » > p . r t S A Z S ■ irt flirt M Um BQtrTUN MCAPIti *ULMfW ,t panwia; woold a*< '1 latw B W f an * r* rftk U r »ta h a t—k at A n 't f; Mart, van «fU « at pant. fall « W « • n tr t* a p tm l V>M Mt liWf '• fi &.. i li«lUtr, praaliant of wkan h t w a t t a t a r t t g ^ lS f g p -tktt m rrU lac ^ ea rrrlp A l ■*t . 8 r-“ No. 2 Gan W ^ tZ T : Spv.'Jv? l hU four daitchtm ■■! I« «•>-'• -*• Jptk.t -r* '»<ii#T7 ". 1 ,m,,7 ■ WU» ] fc. I S ; «-.? , a j a v 1^/ , I' -W' » - , ' :-----S - * *»: v ’. 1 ■# 1 i j * -/'v •' I I ;■■" I'- lii -a ■ �sA N von. v w m L Frid a y , j u l t i a i i t i y Separated O f .Nation WA 8IUNGT0N, July 10 - ^ V I —Tbtes w m iy separated aacl or the it^ion o to .fo o ltiir'tv i of acute water short ayt. Drouth rendition* in U* 04 west, centering In Otieieywu , lir the . Southeast, c n l t d t i Grtrgl*, war* m M by the Wn Bureau yi a rritica) state. ' *'• . t U While rotha hone brtmpht relief to the stricken North***!, K ad ­ ded, Montano ■M W yenlol ■till parr hut. * « ‘ . •',u »/ Government drouth relief le a n have been reopened lw N ortk“im l kota and MonUae to enable fe rn er* te buy feed for Hreetoek. Hoary IDTOK, July HL~(APl y Uh i n * . turpentine * f* * d * t TweociatUW} or ■J'.iMa, 1 • • l o r d * / From UW AypeUchlsh to th* M rr M bM tam t t e n ^ l x t n 'dafM M ry ;M<> rainfall tine* arch. Wbmil u third of Kerrtotky,' td'hhmyeMbaMttes in Ohio. In-, n t u i r l U y i m m repotted on. haro£d PIGGLY WIGGLY ALWAYS SELLS CHEAPER^kWI the bc»i M way to find It out; is .to m$ke comparisons, ‘ . •rUNTA GORDA—Dedication Of i m m ) Rm rM -C eM er bHd«e | fJ* .»»■ is 1f t A * 11 1 2 W a * C b tflCTT Hj M l ■X12W, intStreet Y CHOOSES \ -• \ - ■ * - . 1'» . 1r' In a rfask wlthwtrlMnr tnhwin a f WlWwood,'P*., deputy sheriff* killed t«ro>'mfn ind-look i t of the ■driken* prisoners. Here we see somo of tbe captured miner a as thq r w en marched late the police w stont. ___ 1 . ■ - ____________ _ i margarine S u p o rn u l B re a d GUIDING HER GRj1NDDAUGHTER te # t * b be kaltf Italy would r wHb/*a spirit e f perfect loyally a n * ^ n e e rilp * th e premier insisted that'Arm* reduction ahould be dlaru llid jem tbe hnaU of ynaeia) prln cipitafsathar than Rune and tons. ■“Italy 1* dlapoaed to accept the m e t IWuro ef erma menl—even j • N i t of 10,000 rlflea for all Italy, pWladed no other vjiatlon hu t w U be aald. “Of course, If any elb ir ’nation Had more euch a reMHwa «e«M be placlny Italy In tb a;)p * m en -« f defsndlnf .hafaaif w fttfa tlkb M*tn*t a pistol.'* 1 T uf preaent.erpnpmlc crisis he • * a y IWIW. Lb. 10/ 4 No .1 C an»20/4No. 2 Cans 2 5 / Fancy Marietta Kellogg'* PACKAGE 3 -5 / Pkg» t f .borrow 1000 lire for a e aald, by way of llluslrat , It,1* difficult to yet 100 a 1year. Citing Italy'* reperienee when an issue of. 3,000 lire wsa subscribed, this was -floe for the •ant," but that tbs country Prunes ImltMl of wishing to clip coupons, «f*pM pat their .money Into bail-' n te k g a k k e n ia t commerce and tiv lag meek to tb* unemployed." J!l move a tre a t optimism over Ernestine Srhumsnrf-Helnk, famous concert and - operatic star, B e i f —nai ls of-economic recovery TO- y ea n eld, Is busy prop p rin t her grsnddaufhlvr, Zelda Schutt* " m t i e oemlpt yeare." be said, "ec perkily if Urn disarmament con* mann-Heink, 17 jeers old, far n sta te carver. The tran4*»uthter Is IfCPmte la n success. Disarmament determined to become a character actress end Is shown shove recelv. • •ncemawnuld clear abortion which Inf a lesson In make-up. wiul f be obacerod if the oofsrsno* dak* jmt produce resulU.” He. described tyc Hoover morntetlam as a momentous event, "Italy seconds * folly President CANS 2 Cans C offee CANS Ground PACKAGES Large Size Tumbler D*J*y CREAM. Fhiwy 1 e a t i No Pineapple PHONE DELIVER * 660 402 SANFORD AVE. i G. I. nSOH! " W E DEI Packed la Florid* Special Apples Cheese 3 Lbs. 25/ Pound | o / m 'A - i l l - ---------- 3 YOUNG, TENDER, FAT, R^D—AJA SIZe J 5 t POUNDS �. •k E lila lU M tfktIM a Haarrl H luxuries an. beer U rg e n t in s wink of a flat new school of advsrtislng that, m i x i n g that the public la fed up wtth vulgar ottraregaijEVcare* fully eelecte the good points of the article to be dncrlbed and then toUe .the truth about It, depending on tM ^b tlety and originality Of the advertisement for Its ap p eal, rather then upon overgUtement. The feeder, tired of H*ft rig hi* Intelligence Insulted" by the raocoue eboufmg sbodKthe “finest In the world," la Impreeaed with the th e m end verity of these advertisements and buys with gratitude. A m to advertlae but ic may be fooled re that advertises *,*41 >t||ft ' , U ,»»**;-**>!>'>*• [ Oa tiewatA1i M J l f c i 1 i of the high wyaI waste Und under edlee”, and she does not relish the memory of these ig phrases. The nstlve cracker shares With the M trh iter the art of understatement You will not %«ar either them Indulge In a mad orgy of superlatives. "Right Ur". Is as far as be will go in describing anything thst aids to him, whether It be a sunset, woman, sunset a beautiful beautiful'--------•d dog. It makes one think of the Britisher's "rather hlch must serve to describe the salt asm spray, the ig of the guard at Buckingham Palaee, or a cup of j* • • V'* *' -Sj i. ., ..___ ^ ’* rv ' **** e cracker and his English brother may be a bit cot Id their descriptions, but at least they err oh the ‘food taste. .Better, much better, be too tame, than mvagantly florid. When a second rate weekend is rd as "perfectly marvelous", a mediocre dance M ly perfect", a man dtvtng from a passably . tall ladaa "breath taking", and "awe Unary book aa “momentous, and plcir when something comes along that really la Important Ballyhoo la good buslnesa.but there must be something In the side show to Justify what tho barker says about It and the beat motto la to atlck to tha truth. i The War Debt Moratorium • *>» • • . • • ■■■—• t- The optimistic reaction to the recent accord on Hoov­ er’s war debt moratorium proposals Je a jweeeudhS.eman that the business depression may soon be in the rapid atapa pf dirintagratfon.byt the/^ew VoA^emldJHbune hastens to wafti that too much, should if* be ppectfd the moratorium will pot be a panacea, fur air economic iu# and that tha-process of fteovery may stm be aTslow one. The New York paper goes oa to say: a vi \ n 'The announcement of a final accord on the moratorium proposal between the United States and Prance justified T s s fis a McCoy. Kid McCoy couldn't' t e n u»od a prow agent. A prH» ag e a i would have been In h it‘way/, ‘ y 50 f t action *4 M. eae eut af aerated water, sad tUnford White. J* : « s l l . '» 'i * • • - (■ "Stanford White didn't aaed any Do you think William Jennings >rea» agent; either.' Although HarDry in needed a preet agent f He 7 Thaw-made aa able ana for him.' ran hi* political campaign from nte gam# was wide epos. ;T e a there, port of (he lime. D id. ybu ♦yeMiye kyr, oya JedgemWiy rro r, hoar, of Boh' KlUaimipotuf .) rockouyou. hate,- although J m -M * bo p rsu .a g aa i. Ruby Hobeete aid h b wife. Jteaa.Julian, b o th .||* d tbara, -and both »#ere great attract' tiona for tbo house. - f "Tho Barthi ptoai -agant^c oae. But Mra. aa ap a n ja m t' im lte Ca rte*.-Then v ‘ fc v w jiu V i Ik ' » <r"».r ai<r » » r ?f,( »u a A te b o t ^ l . ■»Ma*i ' »omnV let'.'jtt j«jt» n t.vtetvid u e t t b 1* > ’Sl'i l • , i . ; i.l, >' • «l*V i t O ” >W-J5rg ginning,there, was (op much at stake tor the off< The FVench have examined every detail of IU.H facts with tha greatest care, but they hsVe TodW in its basic princJplo contrary to their policy; am expected length of the negotiations Indicates rath* finite complexity ant) ramifications of the reparatt ns strtictura than Any. true conflict of.Interest betweyu Fi fv j i * v. (■ T .l l W**.*Jl Plsyod for caih. •»«/ v — v M »*m ».♦* w it ,xU ,in te n , > r ite.ro wof M tan*-’ • w o * - * * “ * » :• aad cease let*' pert with r.i.TkW w ould-b. wisa, fi II. * year Is not a vary lot ■pssudly whoa billion* < arsforsW ad la * d*bt. wl V,. those troubles. Into a proper economic light,' euperatlve powers of the World systemw®* to operate. One greaf value of the Hoover precisely the feet that It did aot take care « cal possibility, or adjtost < capacity or prestige. It cu accord has now been ree fears and rivalrise can be business men Id . all tha « Ian jaw s a long and sic •,rw *v5l ixr * K » * • ; 7S t / V tv V‘,‘' • - v>JCX ITff 1Af Itf 1 hY gA M 1 U W I i �‘* I-/• * *'' * r STAR DANCE P u p il s s t a g e b e a c h d e m o n s t r a t io n New York Bankers Are Cheerful Over Financial Outlook arch H a t Meeting ripi m t>Vtow U l o’clock with I f re. Newman, Mm. A . 'a McLrtrim, ■Urn. J u « field.. Mm. JU K. Pw r.fay Bad h r . W. B. Baaeer aa haataoaaa. Ufa. a II. P m i m p t t i ded ever the k tn ltm . meeting end ab a conducted a abort derail m pl T.-.C.-PiteMurd ftW & i’itT S. Mra. T -C . Pitckford, Mr*. J. . E. a Gibb*, Mrs. 8, S. TelfoS, 'Mia, R. D-Vaughn, Mr*. A. C. Madden, S i* ' *• H. Anderson, Ethridge -*n<f> MU. Neill* Bragg. . Mrs. 'V^Uliams Gives Party For Daughter Entertaining for bey daughter, Mite I a n William*, who cabin a led BradU Wlflbma waa hoetea* a* tn abirthday party gjran yaabrday afternoon a t bar home, MO* MyrUt; Ax«fiue. During the afbnsaop awarded to Mb* Martha Ttlfmd and Mbs Marjorie Ilodge*. from • a‘clock ta • o’clock a t the annex a t tha FI ret MethodUt Church for tha benefit a t the MethodUt Orphanage, a t Banaon Hurt111m ,* The Me*1* Ctnb.of tha f l n t Chriatlan Charch will meat a t the church 'annex a t T J t o’clock. SUNDAY. U. C, DuBoa* will lecture ta the member* of Urn Daughter* of Woo. lor Cliaa Of tha Vlrat MethodUt Church during tha Sunday Bchoel hour. MONDAY. Jtagubr botlntaa and .octal mooting of the St. ‘Agnaa Guild will be bald at 4 o’clock a t tha Epbcapal pariah house with Mr*. S. M. Uoyd and Mr*. B. L. Perkin* I I (utlM IlS. A bu«lnee. 'maating a t the Worn, an’a Auxiliary \pf. tha f l n t Preebyterian Chircji, w]ll ha held a t 6:90 o’clock# a t d W church. Circle Nmnbar Throe of the P in t Christian Church wUl [peart at 9 o’clock w M M W a . i Shtpp at her horn*, he rear1P a lp rtl n Avenue Cirri* tb* First u Warren moat a t 3 m» : a . h. Byrd, 1116 Palmetto Avamm. Circle Number Two af the P in t Christian Charch, "Mr*. A. M. W eber, chairman, wUl m att a t 3 o'clock a t the hom e,af Mr*..Perry Comoran an CamariHPAvana*. ; . WEDNESDAY. Circle Number Four of the Flral ChpUlbn Church, Mrs. Ed Carta-, way. chairman, will meat a t 3 o’clock a t the Item* 6fMr»'. George Townsend. Adorning the rooms where tha gneate war* entertained waa a pro. fna’on of small pink and white rinnba. accentuating # color schema of pink a*d white. Tha re­ free h ment tibia eras overbid with a Batteuburg lac* cloth and canturad wttM a large wkU* birthday eafcu Ugbted with ulna pink candie*. Refreshment# warn served b> tba he*teat, alsb ted by Mb* Mary U af^Mriaa and Mb# Sadia Wli- Inc a huT« loan, tha Now York S'nek market developed a tnora confident tone, and rloacd with nnmarjua aa m n tha principal laaran ranging from a few renta to $3 a ehere. Trading, however, waa in ll(ht volume, tha dap'a turnover approximating 1,600,000 •harea. In the l>ond market, the German government 7 percent, or Dawee plan ( an*) ta tte d slightly. The German 6H percent, or Young plan laatie, however, reacted mod. erateljr, cine ng about 690 i lower per b>nd of 61000 par value. In d.qctng Ichaol a* they demonstrate one of thalr Grecian dances foi a foregn exchange*, the German mark .wai well aupported, and it the Cavalier Beach Club at Virginia Bfoch, Va. ruled a little above Wednesday's final level conference aa n con.plracy of the Report* that the federal reaerve Hoover-Mell.n government, the operator* and the Un tad (fine Worker* of A m eris, to break the prr.eni »tr kaa of miner* In Pann•tlvanla, Waal Virginia, Ken­ OKEECHOBEE, July lO -(A I’) —Sevan persona ware under ob­ tucky knd Illinois.” After tocalving aaaurnnca .from servation oi health officials taday WASHINGTON, July 1 0 -JA F ) Jnelln that Hoover w w ld ’fwcelve —While member* of the N aib fal Iha path on, Borich returned to after they were bitten by a mad Miner* union paraaeo in tronjr of I he street, reported* on tba Whit# dog that ran at large Ihraa (by* tha White Houia yaabrdnpj the House via t, ta d the parade moved before It wa* learned the animal wa* afflicted with rablaa. government V waa Informed . »f A number of dog* and livehltuminoua opermt >r* of* .MM*#. i lock wer* al*o bitten. City offic­ ■totM that "Utile lauld be akcom* ial* ordered all doga Impounded plahad * a t th b Urn* by a rna. or muxxlrd and vaccinated. Six of tlonal coal conference. f' . ATLANTIC CITY, July 10. - tha aavan person* bitten Hava bean Shortly after tha operator* had concluded a four-hour etnfermch fAPl--The Catholic Daughtara of Innocrubted. with Secretariat Lamont C,«M America at thalr biennial meeting Doth, a t. which they fa’led- to yeaterdsy patted reaolut on* con­ Hay Kldei agraa od a gvneiat eenfejetuce demning bilth control, pledging "SKIPPY" MATINEE between all elements of tha In- I rally to the papa and lupporl Retardsy I I A. M. dustry. tha p arad fn appeared at for Catholic Artton, They aim Kid* 10 cents tha White Ilouaa bearing banner* condemned Iha b ally with which Dig Ktda 16 cents which ware taken tram them by the) said the moving p'etura law* Klda 14-44 41 cents • ro enforced. tba police. Aa the polka kept tha group MKRTING OPENS from b alm y at the executive mansion. Prank flrrirh, secretary of the union, went to th* * WhU* PENSACOLA, July 10—(API— House of flee* to protest against Th. Alabama division of Iha Natha cinference* between Ui* oper­ tonal Cott>nseed Products as­ ator* and tha two cabinet officer*. sociation began n two day*.busiTa Theodor* Jaailn, on* of tb s net* was Ion here today. Pen* stole I __| piesidenPa secretaries, who W- i* Included Alabama cevsd him, Borich presented a dl(b*un.'| T. J. Kidd, B'rmlngham, petition .assarting th* union d#-, chairman of Iha division, U pt*. sired ta "protart against this sldny, ‘ . j.J Saturday MILANE MARRIES Ctrertl Ceurt Judge Wallace W. Wright wW he Urn principal apaah‘• ‘• " • i111* Pragiam. h»chtefng dancing. A Urge number af Tom Tyler “Phantom of the WestT Mother* note thaas mlu< Summer Dresses Panel Curtains nad U tltb Gormby. I 'Tha J arisen villa District Pragnaalv* Club af tha AUantk Coast Mn# Kali rand will bald lb rtgv. lar monthly meeting at tha City 1U I tonight at 1.00 ,Ybck. PRINCES Fringed C n k r . E a k a h l n u v Do11*-Lake Jane.Sckulta, Mary Wyatt Ratliff Progressive Club Tu 'Meet This Evening YOUR BIRTHDAY A PIE *„ Cklrken Supper . Mday night fl l o t P. Methodlat Charch AaMt Benefit Methodist Orphean a t Banaon Spring*. D E P A R T M E N T • S T O R E 12 -------East First Street' * ---- —. 21 _ Tboaa -praamrt wavei Mr».“ John Lpk*. M n. r . W. WHUsma, an! tha Mlaaaa M ar. Jan* McCauley, Jaanette McCauley, Martha Triford, Marjorie Hedgaa, Lab HadM , Lanora iWhlddon. AUoarf Bragg, Mar> Lea Id)k*. Inc* Wtt- C hristbn Briancs textbook, "8d•nca and Health with Kay ta the Scripture*,** kg, Mary Baker Eddy: "Ta grasp the reality and order af being lif-lta Science, you muit begin by nirkonlng God as tha divine Priaafcb af at] that really la. Spirit, Mf*> Truth, Lave, eombtaa aa ana,—and am tha Scriptural name* for Gad. All Tha farmer Gbnna Collett, Ini eahaUace, latett|g*ac*, erlsdem, bring. Immortality, cause, and af. and flra time* national woman cl fart belong te Ood" (p. tT I|. of Phlbdalphb, are shown above Graenwkh, Connecticut. ‘ MIAMI BEACH — Plani com. pleiad far B M W Impiuvement nad addltlj* ta Villa Venka at 14th S t and, Oman Drive. MONTGOMERY, A la. l a b —(A D —Governor Hillat real dap returned to the Alabaman ate w ith hie veto tha Craft Ml legallte home racing with • ope ra th * ,og mutual poola’’ (a ] bile and waa atutalnad by n * of 20 td 6 ,. ;• .. 7 Okeochobceang Are Bitten By Mad Dog Banners Are From White Pickets Of GOLF ST a i premature. International banker* h accquito credit would ba e tiling to take c m of GarMi ntciti. Thera « i i tonihbrahte. fcrtnre «( opinion u 1} how M these rnjutMiArnt* w*t*.!U.'£ (•It that' w haf « u needed prto Up waa a ra tte rsth n of rtmfkU That* la now littla doubt, tha 100,000,000 German ct m atarlnr a week ft am r i i t a latlonally known woman golfar iplon, and Edwin II.,Vara, Jr., witty after thalr marriaga at If You Had Monfey To Burn A trtmindou* value In Ladies' Hats .t and a smart group at tbb lowprice Cute, raal an t vary Inexpensive Infant's Sleeveless Creepers 4 9 / Site* • for tha young mb* and hat •mall aliter—Party Di m***. ] Frilly. Tennla Frock* Made of fine French weet# cotton merqubelte, or rayon marquleette. An exception-. ally low price for a curtain of thb type. Penney’, sensationally price for tha** low Curtain Sets 1 1-4 yard* long 41 Inch** wld* at top. aalf ruffle* and comic* valance. T b tacka to match. Printed Cetton , Wash Dresses BancaUonally low-priced to • y a m You’d never export era*par* of thi* High Quality at this low price—fia* broadcloth* prints and Uaeaa, Absolutely Feet Color Ba­ tiste soil** sheer and co*L Fascinating pattern* and thb SUk4*4k*4ofi S to c k in g * ore thread siIk. (Ukmlaltri [oot, mancrleed interlined waN r»« *h hecL Smart eanaari lea Ash far Na. 4111 & 49c �rtot aANToac.g^ALP, »5»JM. FROM AU.Tp_XA.(i* c “DEPRESSION FLAT8” AltE BUlt-T -ALONG f r e n c h -p l a n e pa s s e d TOULOUSE M IS S IS S IP P I 2— L o st a n d W A SH IN G TO N ,-frtylBM IOTON, Jslg J« ^ -(A P ) dtad gtatas yesterday de• sinking ol Um rent runi Aland' anbjset to proXrbl nation proceedings iddb, by an naasrtioa tb* t* American-owned. ■1 tiota waa lubmlttad to ra goyantmatti contending |gfL U t bosibsfdaMBt at \ by Iba Coast Guard waa , ’ s ' I as ______ 4 s . d fiia n rl Dimes Ha maalar arafuaad «attar tapaatad •H**'*-' Msmualrstion also sat forth r. tbat tba tbaory af -hot W d ra d tba fact tba a»aacoraa of wllaa off abora twfc n s caaat Guard as Id Z T w f i sight*d s ta r land U, ayartakan sflar an «*MtBa ward oatn# front Urn Dapartaiant that snot bar tb* Canadian goaarnwant, s.l i a aaconj ____ __ _ sunn ft* rum running is nearing completion, tba more recent m ilCanadian taaaal Jodapdtina K waa aaptarod -•New York coast last Jaabd IU tapUln* WIHUm P. T H 1 8 :N E W CYO B O U N D INE FORCED END FLIGHT consideration TO R E P R E S E N T S P A N IS H R E P U B L IC h il r*K f l r > » * • ! 8:88,fctt'T ,’Fun-American Tl'48, John than th at paka. trd 1«W ft of obJ«ciM:t*on alaeiHrlty.<; pat>*d la ta ba^ * t hair "gross 1 LOST: Small sidewalk Klgln Jun­ ior bicycle. Kaward If ratutnad to Bit Magnolia Avenue. CHILEAN 5— A ntom obllan 1P28 CHEVROLET CHA88IS, an Idaal light tturk. New liras, now battery, new radiator, f i t s . Ragl A Sont,-Myrtle Are. • ’j ' (A P )-P ta w la r Armando J*r»«Ulo handed hit m lg a atU n to Praal deal Ibsnas last night It waa andantood the ratlaostlon of lha enUre Chllaaa eablltat would fol­ low shortly. Praaldent Uane* appolntad Tanuelsco'•Oairaa, praal. oant or tba Caatral bank of Chlla, aa Jaras$U >tf aoeeaaior. s a rj-s v a 4— B u sln m a H errlco f. y .4| .4_ __ ^ Island bn'Uta’f iirt Up of hU nrip adross On ci lag mam U r of the old T o n y y U p m M .b e. wJ8 front RL -Joseph, Mo., to . .. from -Mrs. Hhlrlcy Lindner o f Lyabnuk, U L. }u»t beftra b s parts f t. aA’-* »*l '''• ' ' 1——L — — . u r a d ia d A sM are defined la • e and Inclad# such tb ■halls aad .rM4a: a m an, atlNf UlM* lota aacastlUas U ^ k——■ FIGHTS EXTRADiBON A 1 bailees .the Caunty Cmp • b a r n watad v « y w liilp ita ploying • farm • f« « t- * A ~ ra l.'ia -a b a w all alas, faadMaah an agricuHursJ one, aad abort slat In aaary w*y.lboaa who gi tempUng u» farm b p matboda aad In a aeWatlflcv Many at US bava foimd out I vary few If ahy vot4a.xra CMB by ussiest debaW and but there km still I W 4 * M * Bomt u K n o m , or UUk better than wa da ta bear I own volees. • ---t« . wi ail A* • as vA bill baa baaa^lahwdacdd Ing slot mrtklaas. W kt'bo* tw a t Tbey run ta ptac^eaP t a lewanty in tba o«»a^rtt* d t h fwl«ml.of?lclaU aI W «klngtsa, id dbtaln aaiaaa *4 iarm ar city officials .to wfcom I r r s l i I n ­ wet, boom time plamblag con­ tractor, claims ho paid mooey to obtain certain city contrasts, » Lopea, according to Wasblagtoa dispatches, told tha Poderal Board of Tax Appefla, sitting to boar l hi*plea for relief from aa **••>■* dtfkUncy Income tax aad penally I slseesment, th at ba paid Want Tha Boy* Band from tka S S f S B r s ® g B T g g P *«-**s.«s>lssfs; I'O L I^C K L M rtA T JO N ^ sulptxtlon of the sentence. It said Fall Is suffering from ha denlng of the arteries, heart truuble, arthritis, Inset.ve tubsurulssls and cbtonle pleutlvy. II* presented affidavits by Ihrr* Washington •physic'.ana, which agreed th* basis of thr report that Fall's condition wa* earl sue and Gist Imprisonment would probably shorten h a UN. 'Fall was Indtrlrd In 1924 on a cha.go of ircrivlng a tribe frem Edward L Dokeny, oil operator, He was convicted la October, 1939. snd aenlan-esl to a year la ja» aad Hned'tlOPflOtl,f . . w l i r r o i t n A K l»fclt*lM p u ro k aia « ( t . U . a f Tam C *M iflcalo Wo. .1.IrJ 111* lad day of July. A. X tail, baa tiled aaM m i oiri... aad baa mad# aoallW lion for ta i dsml In lao o o lO '* ruiilaaro with law. HaW «rt|fjca^ rill Mart a tbs fsllowloa deserts* |.i..|.«iir situated In Baalao ruaair, Florida, ta.wll: Luts 1 A • ItlocB J. First AddU lion to lonbhnrta Pub. Tbr said land bain* aataaasi I tbs data ol tbr Irauanrs of i«K rritlflrala In Iba 'M l,® known. I nlrrr sold rrrtlflea rl.oll lia redeemed according J law lam drrd will laaaa tharaob I lbs «lb day of August, A **.. l»l W llarrr my ettlrjal signature ai seal thla Iba Illh. day of Jal A. U. I»tl. .. „ . tb I’tsrk rlrrsit lsmlnots Ci l'y*r A* U Wl Pcputy Ctsrll f LAKE MARY r!9t%□ 3 n tf a r s i a p smJ ! tB | * 1* 3 T T If- j i\ P % jj ■s V T Pi! F "3 ITT a.I [Li nsirsa tfrFnr. _L 1 1!T r u H I 1 - - » . » was By John Devlin i to slat* bU purpoat for urglag U»# ■tat* UgiaUlure ta make tU aeparata.Inquiry.'|l* *aH hU was ta x M H W adaaU -rouw ittes. • fiesta tor Hastings read to, t»m commutes o ro p esfen th# Inquiry l i . p u t r ('lata IHKAl.i *ont-K p r . ap p m c v i \ q y _ r g ta x OKao l a n a a IO vTVH a n ok two u a a w u i o r AT 1TK0 n r TNN STATB Ol r i.o n in * . t . .. N..tir# i« • b*r»br alven th* LANKY'S DRUO 8TOHK—ProarrlptUna, magatlnaa, fouaUta ■«ra Ira, PROMPT dallyarlaa. Those 101. DUII.DINO BLOCKS—Irrigation o u T im o r A rrM t ATtoy r o j ta x d rko rx n ia a •■ c rio k boxaa and gonaral cement work. ara o r tkm uieaaiwAt staw Mliarts Concrete Co. J. E. Tori-TWa o r t s b s t a t n inn rt.o ain A . wills gar, Prop. Ird and E la t____ last Monday. At present they ora Notice is karsky Jl*an‘ IhA^ ta MU*, on Thursday morning, i Mautrisia llolman. » « « » * « .‘.S residing In on# of Mr. SJoblom'a Taa t’sHIflrals Ns lie. ast*4 tjj Walter Luther left Tuesday fs4. itsr of Jsl» A. tart, hat morning for WaynearllW, N. C. By MI88 ETHEL HTOTLA1NB. rottagas at tba coiner of First EXCELLENT MAID of cook can Ills4 ssld rsrtlllasts is my sfftai sn4 hss nis.is sppllcsllon tai Street snl l-ake Mary Arenue. where' be wRl spend i r r m l be round at P0I Sanford Acinus. itint In Issus In srcor4ascstor will By Mrs. B. IL Wetarigbt Isw. Hslit retllflrsts smbrsesa Ui monlba as the guest of ralstlraa. Mi-i Mary Dunp waa the guest Mr. W. n. Doprac sn l Mr. Har­ man l.illowlnt it»acrll.rU pm psrtf alt* Miss Edith Clemehts raUrnad ry t'airington spent last piek-en.l i f Miss Kthal llyutlalna U st Bun- EXI'KRIEN cTk D GROVE wants to gat good location. Un- nt*4 In Itsmlnuls county, Fionas Monday m»rnlng to Orange Osn- In Jacksonville. * 1-1 alavaUon Thursday morning when Mm. W. aral Hospital where she will con-, demtsmls lusndllng gtock. Beat ref­ ,* l" tMil» tliKiksitnwn. Ttis fsl4 Itntl twins •••••••* . Mr. and Mr*. Joe Mattlna of The Lake Mary I liambar of erence*. Hoi J. IL, llarald. J. Vam and Mm. W. 11. Varo lh* .lots nl Ik* Istusncs ol Sort tint!* her four** in linlnlng after rv.%iw;v4?ian8iY3 Tanuut. were the guests of Mr. and rsrtlfkst#l'nlt*s In tka said csrltritatI antartataad In honor of Miss » plrniuint !H day w n tlo n with Ni*. l \ Ih.nsldson last wvek^nd. rnminrtcVheld thrlr ragular busl- PA—Poultry knuwn ness and social meeting last Mon­ tksll ks t»4»*m»4 srcurdlna »' I Florence Coats of Btaobanvllla. her motbar Mrs. C. U. Mariner. Mr. snd Mm. lloeard Bolder day evening in the Community tan 4 sad will Issue th sty o "" HAVE ANOTHER small flock of Isw Dr. and M n. John R. Klllorxn and two thildien, Howard Jr., an.l Ohio, and Mm. Jack Laoaardy of the fist day nf July. A. D- t i l l . H-PraDca conjunctriis.ss my olMsIsI algnatur leghorn roo44ten weighing about m d llttlw son, Morion Lae, of Bt. Ella Jean, rpenl the 4lli at Day­ Hall. Orlando. After a delicious break­ i utxi Mr. and Mm. Kred Holt and chil­ a pound, to gu at 80c each. C. A. sud sm i this tka llih. day ef Jua fast and several progressions of Isouiv Mo. are delightful 'gueala tona llcach. II-Withholds dren left last Friday for Florence. Haines at l l a t a l d , __________ _ A. D. IMI. y g .. pOUOLAfic of Mrs. J. W. Costa. • I .ridge, prises of band made Mr. and Mm. W. A. Uw a, alto l-ltrk 1*1r» nit C M ra-Aoeos a f cootaet they will visit with Henilmil# c o u n t ] 8, C iwhere ‘ Ray. and Mm. Amos Matcalf guest towels warn glean the honor the Mittss Thelma and EloisiM-HJps apart FHYERH. C&c per lb.] hens. 10c Klurtds. w___, ! Mr. Holt's patents. of Oscaela, returned to thaly gueeta. High prise, a bathing bag Lose spent the p u t week-end wlllt Hr: A. U. W t t U , per lliut B. T. TllUr, I'aoU. n»puty d ark . . Mr. and Mm. B. I. Wsgg. Mm. was won by Miss Wild* Young. Oviedo home to reside on Wednes­ Mr. lejaa's mother, kbe. Susie last weak. Oabda N rlllis at U r home jn New Smyr- I'hatlrs Trefry, »od suns, Koberl I I — W a n te d <*KAU________________ ■ ■ - A Mm. H. L. Covington who la leav­ day a l and John. Isjft last Monday by a o t i i n o r A rri.it a tio n rn a ing an aa extended motor trip w»» friends are delighted ly thalf ? t i ns:»:ii r t u w i t a n i f l Elmure Uiyd, Albeit Whitaker, utilor for Boston. Mast. They will LIBERAL ALLOWANCE on youl presented with a travpUa* kit. The ars o r T im tinntcttAt. stat aid battery. 318 W. Flmt Ht it h * o r t h u sta tu a Melvin Dunn, Kvnhelb llyollaine, join Mr. Trefry, who Is attending bright* 81 gnat Is Included beajdeb the- honamt Charles Whltakri ore atteml to business at present In Boston. WANTKllt Will pay cash for A 1 oraas Mm. Barry Coates and Mm. NMlM*li,k*r*hy al»*n'hat wr. 1 54VUWM at .pm* Nr. a n i M rs M. M. Sjoblom ing the two wrtka Camp of thr Jack Launardy. Mm. J . W. Coau Jemey milch cow. Must be ranFanfutd division of National Guard were rilled t# Bartow last K»l- sonable. J. W. Mero, Jr.. R. F. D. Mm. M. L Covington, Mrt. Omon 55-i2S»!qtiaoU ty •lay by the death of the IstUrr’a gear Jacksonville. Bumattd, Mm. John KMlyma of .Sanford. Nr. and Mr*. I- I. Tlvkering, ol- mother. Mm. W. Locke. Burial lak& . Louis, Mm. W. 1. U w toa. Ing place Saturday, 4th. In the Bar­ do Mr. and Mm. C. Untie of Orlllsaea r Catherine and W ild # itaUxtlon lan>l... spent the 4th at Coronado tow cdnietery. Mr..l-«cka returned Young and Mist Elisabeth U w toa. home with hi* daughter, wham he FOR RENT: Furnished garage Peach. U t'le Mips KllSAbalh''.P.mril ventilated. apartment, well Mr. and Mm. C. llurle, of Or will s|iend svveral weeks. calabmtad U r third birthday anThun* 861. • _— .a ' ik . tibimi . . nf K#P Undo wer. the week-end guests of Mr. IL |l. White spent last Tueenlvariary at tb# h*o Mr. and Mm. 1- I. Tiekerlng at | day In l^esburg,- on bustnem. grandmother oh Tuead FOR RENT: Furnished A Un­ Vtss is hume on Crystal l*ke AvcMr. and Mm. I- A. Tage and from 8 ta 8, wbad furnished apartment, Mm. Nob\A |U )4> rhlblrrn, *l*o Mr. Telamon uf Win. 1116 Myrtle Ave. M ri.'- Alkan ram rtl Mr. and Mrs. Uop«»r M. Cleasoa ter IWri. 'w ere' vtsltofe • tit l*ke gmadrnoONr M rs , E. • n 1 and daughter Etta J»n*, nmloie.l Mary last Thursday. > d t 1 D*------ t a a B H M W f ■ m B w ^ Ab’ • s . * *FOR HALEi Lot |« Talm Ham­ / . S I s > • S i? ir • S r LAKE CITY—II. C. Markaham mock. 10 Acms, at a saeriflce, _ _ -■ s a F T 2 0 I labs moving grocery sto r, and One-third cleared ready for firm ­ tMKAL.) FC ^B T S A -* j hwAas. ■ • ■ ;_______ market to larger quarters In lltov- ing. F. H- Wet*?I, But 1H78, Jack­ folk. At this lln tata huge angel sonville, Fla, • building. food birthday eak# Waa presented to tha honoreo who .Was Sealed In 20—MlaeelUneuua For Sale ■** j T T a beautifully decorated rk*ir tc, \ • HTATK BUYH Hl’fM'l-IKB HAIR CUTTINU — 25c. Wilson's • *# U J , light the candle* far her guests tn 4( - y • s C la s H ifie d A d s Birber Shop. East Flmt Stieet. i eatingulsh, which- they did while ■ ^ T • Arcade Bldg. t wishing for her Skany happy ret — a nnooncvniew ta 8 ■ ■ ■ larns ef th* day.-Th* cake waa-then FOR BALE: Heart Tine A Cypiee* r 5 T MESSAGE llEAHF.lt of th# First #4 a• ' cut by the konareo aad served # a rv . *• mis* ties. Suitable fur side ' -• ' rt Sptntuallst Church, Mm. Salll* — with a ‘moat delight fill Red drink. tracks. Iloi 111, lie Iand, Fla. — + H. Kjpsell, 67 E, Concord Ave., w o Tfcoeo present i t this lavely party Mr*. II. J. Simmon «nd children, L A _ _ _ ' SIXTEEN INCH Oliver plow for OrUndo. *• ■ _ % ", w an Kalberta* etiJ* Charles -0 Mr ami Mrnt I.. I1, McDaniel, Fnrdson trsetor. Nearly new. Aulin, Orvtrh*n Bley. Hharon Mur­ • \ a HAVE YOUR W ATO. repaired A tlsnla, G*.. n»-nt a few days A Cheap. C. K. Renton, >1IM Sanford _ i* phy, Thelma I#c, Jimmie. Jack by on# who really know, howl Ave._^________________________ , t week with their mother, Mm. and Bobby Maltolm. Jacqueline at her home on Briggs, Jewalar, Mag. Av*._ E. A. Dcugla Kasai, Penny Mltchem, Lei Abel, FOR SALE: Seven weeks old col, lake Mary. m am Dr." W. E. MscDOUOALL, CHI­ Iwe Idea tbo honoreo and her little 11* puppies. Phone B65-W. Mm. Mr. and Mrs. U .P . McDaniel Memorial bridge across New ROPRACTOR. la now located at P^J^B oudnry, slater-CUra Mari*. — I . . slant Sunday at Dayt<m« D"»cb. hU residence la P tarrt HalgWls, M 'P . E. Bond of MlealeflPPl *P*nt R'ver, mating loundaty Una be. Mr. »nd Mrs. Hughes an.i family 4 this flmt part of tb# week oRh tween Bradf.nl and Union coun­ of Banfuid movtj tu la k e Maty H. Hanford. Pbona 6C8-M. LEGAL NOTICE hta family I n ' Oviedo, returning ties, opened.—Lake Clljp Uatette. OVIEDO NEWS . . ■ ',7-er\. . p i r i t i - ' i i f v-r-. _ (J.ko U» Barbsr) P. , A legal battle to«n* se L, whether tor. who la Brown abed* cagu to England to face chargee of hartag defrauded ..sta ro cf. more than 66,000.000 In fake slock acbmea- t O H LOCJV- PM 5 0 THRUA.EO, \ H AVH A O b T C VJVTH T H A T B U i. H A H O SO A A C l U F f O U F R O -V H e M iaH T S O C K y o u w eL V . U B B E H B A ^ V - \F TV4AT B i d B O H U N K T R I E S l O WUBtt Y O U - O O H ’T a F u rr uf» a t— V C s-m uaete .V V W HV IN T H * N O S E FORCE O F FRON' -___a H A B IT // h . CAFE ANGEL'S BARBECUI Open 10 A. M. U I A. errlved la New penish BepeblU M. H anford * G in tm ' LUNCH ROQM 8 A 10c Lunch A Coffee Hhop. Open S A. M-—» P. EUGENIC BABY" Tigert Denies That F lo r id a Gridders Have State J o b b -GAINESVILI-IL July I0 .-(A P 1 i —|*resident John J . T .g t.l said ttday If aay University ef Flor­ Ida football mtu W#ru working for 'IWI o -tiu orcorded to a flmt riaaa passenger. oagk lb* weather was her# teporta from Seattle .-was clear-ahoat I0» mil** ,( Nome and that lha flier* have bad a ta t wind to aid ’ .* •_a a. lb# plane* war* lest In and fog above Bering sea, baUasad Robbie* and Joe** for Tokyo. leery wa owe* usable tb* flight.' RehMxa W Probe Ordered Of Graft Charges By Man In Palm Be: limed from Taga One) * and another a t Nome. «r refueling hod been brer (Ha coast nf 'Slher.a * tba last . contact over th* p,lanes needed In that m. They returned and tkiaspectadly 80 minutes entire population was led to greet Ik* fl ora wken fftllng plan* landed bare, jaeolln* end took off for . a) high spaed. *.T ba caatlnga aaad la Iba saw c :a ln m am to ba esaialnad aloe*, ly with b newly deveWped device. dm lU r to aa X-Bay, aapabto of delecting. Ilawi that previously passed unnoticed. - ' It waa eiplslaad that la moat rises the .csstlag* ara nut made a t On yard wham tbs vessels am bu ll but am obtained from a sube ntmeto). The cracked poets an all liva vessels have bean or will ba replaced, fear af them a i iba foatrsetora' eapanae. Tba eoatract obligaUoaa on tbo fifth have lapsed. . . , tfiv e of tha i seen cruleara now luHd'itf ata In tha bands of con­ tractors that turned out the daieetlve ships., , t ' BOO Allas off tba Louisiana I’M artb l i t * whlU it was at full apwrd Vjajkk sailor lost bla Ufa jftsTaatioii. 'M arch Canada ptotaated t f t a M On Jaaaphlna K and pama month aubmlttad a f ^ e t- IU coaUntlona la the I "• \ * ’* ■ M .iha negotiations over tba lane, American repreeentalive claimed tba vassal wue by tba so-called "Hogan la Easton, and that tba an ragUtre aslstad princla wyaefuda salaam by Amsrifleials. State Department yesterday id t* make public tha aaxt noW to. Canada, i 's C llrrrd tks trrabM w n ld In raw * died. • . ij Raar Admiral •Georg* H. Bart, ckitf af tba .bums*. af tanatrwaI’ett, o ld tbs apstlflcaUosa far tb« sat an saw ablpa call far s O ps of bull sad a ta ri peat Mating wkab ba axpacta to prora cotuld eiAlly stronger. neon amall make-ahlft • shacks similar Bock sddag t b i t ba thought tba Yfata" and II I* octuPlrd by famlllaa crackad etars p»#U dlteovared thus far aboard tba August*, Chi ' tv .. tago. Lvuiavllle, Northampton and Cbaatsr wight bs traceable to a lombiealion of faulty daa'.gtdnr and faelty caatlnga. .’* S U B M A R IN E tW A S T A K fc N F O R A R I P E Th* stem pool la aubjaetad to la fr.fk alrabL.pArtlculaily whan K M S 'S f i n : Jw together frvrn Fair. ‘Robbins, pilot and Jones, Ibr.'had llown from HealU# I British Columbia and-Yuailtory, meeting th* roiplsa* at-Fairbanks, ijko and Jana# emr# rlos# r aaheduU when they soared rtrbank* at 12:33 A, M. T.) ywtrrday morning, ' flown about 4600 miles tours and 88 minute*. After I 300 gallon/ of gasoline ta Fort Worth tanks, lh* t*. and tba feon-ctop craft I for Name. d winds rut tbelr average * 70 miles an hour oa tha II* hvp. They flaw 1oeei far an hour And 80 minute* > beading over th* Bering i th* Blber'an coast, only to I within a few minutes, y had nlanned to fly down n it of tba Kamchatka penln. tad ova* the Kuril# Island* T Ctiio, u. r. "R* slaw tb tb« J uba-tboU M bobJ* of U n aMpy. bUlq t y g • i k class of tsarabaa* • rig Ins1 bin tsllad ! • * * F o o sd LOST: In clip or on Sanford-DsLand Highway, pocket book tontalnibg amall rhaitgo and papara and Identification card, of valua only to ownar. Reward If ratumad to **C. 8. 8." rant Herald. gull*'. 8:01, Cokar'd 1 Ban Darling:48, Studies In QevJ. M. Laaka; «. Or- fartlaa atatspsat cgaUsga os ll*a or tig h t rtrasdy-ldwnaheA . .Tbs Kstry Department aspm aad aonTdanca tba defect * * * « < « * c.op a « t la aonnartljn »R b tba skips Saw building s a thay ara af W TAM.AHASWKK.July 1 0 -(A P ) Welter 8. MrLin, lir>K mvtor vehicle cnmml«»:on#r, yesterday announced sole of half-year auto­ mobile lags »inc# July 1 brouaht in • total of >Mi.088.4I. hall- R ittAU JM V; 'LEM WHO m An KB (H A N O S TUJ15T AMb MOAN JA C K d b n t Hft. IM Zip Henrlee. Phn— l » t " H C f I T f N K M lT C / L o O ’ DARO P H O N C b M t T H B . ' H p g t E I B .A « « l l o u t J L , twp r* *«uia neoa* b l l I* errs*. . ..id lead Ulng es.sss.d at 8*U yes K.Uy -Tire* asd sad Rsdlatar wUbout ra Grads# ee.eur Hydraalta Adjstt braka*—S#R yes � 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 10, 1931 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 10, 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 10, 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/f9d691a61f5381b60ebb28cae190e790.pdf d378282818a0c848f6286fbe00458e84 PDF Text Text iAlLY NEWSPAPER SANFORD. FLORIDA, A1MEE McPHBRflQN WITH THE WORLD’S LARGEST BIBLE KILLER S S I oty over the Tgssday, the n«r> then ever Jfo fireworks ns bills were ieteral were A g e of Introf the bills re- 2 WomenContinueHop To Home Town De­ spite Accident That Injured Their Plane NOME. July 9.— (A P )— Refuel­ ing and apparently running ameolhly, the monoplane Fart Worth pasted aver here early to­ day and apod toward the Bering Sea having completed a^out >100 relies cf a projected SIM mile non­ stop refueling flight from Beattie to Tokyo. Reg Rabbins and H. 8 . Jones, Texas aviator*, wort clo*e to schedule a* they and the refueling plane heeded westward aero** Ber­ ing Btralt In the first contact with a refueling plane flown by Jameo Mat tern And Nick Greener of Fort Worth. They took aboard <00 grilorte of gasoline soon after their arrival over Fairbanks last nlgkt. Another refueling will be made when tbe planes reach Siberia. Weather report* said no disturb­ ances will bo fesnd north of Japan on the plane's course although headwinds may ha encountered. Reginald C. Bobbin*, a Teesn who broadens Ms “ A V and Har­ old 8 . Janes, an oil man who flies a* a hobby, alerted with down,front Boattle, pointed the noise of thalr Uckheed-Vsga ship toward Fairbanks, Alaska, for the first of two scheduled refuelings In tbs nlr, and flew steadily all COLUMBUS,” July 9 - ( A P I Undeterred by an accident la leading yeeterday Mre. WU»V Poet and Mra. Harold C.atty. wives or tbe round the world ft tart, hepped off for Cklckaaha, Okie, today. They continued their Journey in a alater ship of the Winnie May, globe clrrllng plane of their hue- seemed to ho pro­ fetter agala Waddid on Tueiday, , V but too reason la day. They were reported p**elog osar Print* George, B. C, shortly before (:M A. M. (P.C.T.) from a prarione sighting at Hoda Crook, B. CL, |t was, calculated that they worn firing slightly leas than 100 we' wdfigot Hire ON to day Unit para ef roorgaati ■wkro doubtful. House ConsidersMeWK'•/ ure Proposing1Sals- . ry Reductions From*. Five To 25 Percent. Craft Then Heads Out Toward^ Bering Sea On Long FUght To Japanese C a p i t a l John ■ Wltnlewaki, above, 17ytar-old Detroit boy, ahol ble mother and hit atop-fathoe and waa raptured by police after a 14-hour chaso. Ilia only motive for tho deed, he laid, waa hit dis­ like of hie step-father. Here it Aimer McPherson atondlng beside the world’s largest Bible, Bible Marathon contest" conducted In her church In lx»a Angelea. The Bi CROONING SINGER SECRETLY WEDS YOUNG ACTRESS STATE WILL HAVE PLENTY OF RACE TRACKS SOON IF Rudy Vallee Surprises Friends By Action; To Live In Gotham NSW YORK, July 9— (A IM The marriage of Rady Valle#, crooner of love ballad*, and MM* Fay Webb, of Santa Monica. Calif, on Monday waa announced laet night at tb* National Draadcasting company's office. « Valle* and Mlaa Webb, who Is a mutlcal comedy actress, were asserted secretly at West Orange, N. J, by Judge Herbert L'.thpUU. The bride la a daughter uf Mr. and Mre. Clarence Webb. Her father' I* chief of police of Baata Monica, the statement said. The couple met on the west ejast while VglUo wan filming kls picture, -The Vagabond Lover." The eerrrlony sea* performed wlU) only, a /ear .friend* grtaewt,, Robbias, .SB-year-old- drawling Boetoernrr who said he was -kidded- Into rlaklng hit neck In tkl* attempt to win a 944,000 prise, was at to* control* of tb* monoplane Fort Werth aa It roared along on tho flight that may become an epic. Jones, an oil man who left Chicago fee Texas and a fortune, area tha navigator. Laughingly ha told friends before they etartod (Continued on Pag* Pour) Commiuflion Has L i s t Of 51 Applicants, All B e i n g Eligible Public's Indifference Is Blamed By Pastor For Bad Conditions TALLAIIASMKt- July l».- (A P) --A two-letter word—IF—etnnJa oi I prominently in the preliminary •stage me tings for Florida'* Win­ ter racing *vaaon. " If" embmees ell the thing, that might happen If the newly •)»pointed State Racijig Commission granted pciinita for every applica­ tion to op.late hoiae and dog track* under the State's new rac mg ami part-inuluel wageiing law. 1 If a permit it granted for each ' application and each application 1 finally led to ths construction and ' operation of a track, Florida in ly wuuld Iw a stamping ground for poniae and pupplra. Fifty-one applies llm* are bpfor* toe Iwring- ceniniiniun, fib for liui*e tracks and U| for dog trackk. Two horse track* and Ira* than keif a duiu’h dug track, were nporutrd in the Rtute hat era,on. The appln ati n* were filed'be­ tween the linn- tin- rare commu­ nion na, appointed hy Gov. Doyle E. Carlton on June <7, and mid­ night. Jllly 1, the filing deadline. Nine were receUrd thr first day. 19 thr second day, and —1 the final The solution of tb* preseut peri­ od cf depression, brought about, accord.nx to tho Rev. Frank M. Muller, of the First Christian t h'iich of Panford, by the amas Ing Indifference of a majority of rltliena. Ilea In finding anj follow­ ing leaders uf'courage-and char­ acter ohu are firmly outspoken In their beliefs. , ,/ Ilia talk concluded another of the .erica of addresses which, rendered liy promiuent professional sod re­ ligious leaders af SsnfuiM, have -•eon feature* of the wiekjy lunch­ eon, uf the Hanford Kiwenia Club for some month*. ' Rev. Mailer’s aubjtct wad, -to* difference, Oar 0 lea toll National Kiwnty. due lo tbe appkfent attention hie words were droning from a gather­ ing of an or more kinanlan, and guests, he gave hit hearers point attar point which tended to prove Ida claim, that Indilftrencf to tot better things of life na. alowly hut surely bringing about the dlsIntrgration of America. Ilcfore the nev. Marler waa In­ troduced by Klwanian F. F. Ismana. who, with Klwanian J. M. Ftinn-iphcr, had charge of the pro­ gram, II. V. Condlrt, Orlando Kl(Continot-d on I'aga Four) WABHINGTON, July 9— (A P ) —Southern col too farmers, farad by law price* aad heavy eurpfeeas,' have cut this year * acreage 10 par c*at under IM 0 planting*T b a agricaltar* department estimated the area under culllvaI on on‘July I, at 41,491,000 ere* aa ejmperad with 4A074.000 last year. Title, th# smallest acreage planted since 19U, la t l J par rent lass lhaa 1919 planting add 14.9 balow toe record acreage of IM t „ Private estimatofa had foreseen a aamewhat grantor reduction, New Orleans dispatch** aa'.d and cotton declined Marly | U l a bale after the government report was PARIS. July 9—( A P )—K'.aofi 1 Martinra Y. Urtla, Cuban Minlstn lo Franc* died today after a brief illness caused by live trouble. II* had a lop's and a<' live ratecr in service* in his o*n country and participated la aumtrou* Important iaternational negotiations. L E G I0 N T 0 L D T 0 GIVE UP ALLEGED | B A SE B A LL POOL Judge Advocate Holds It To Be Lottery In ViolationOftJ.S.Law Fume of the Applicant,, of nr*e, will lx ilirappoinlrd. It may | FORT MYERS, July U.—lAeoome rally—or late In the l»nx I Hated l‘r***.)--Th* Ft. Cloud putt (Continued tin I’e i* Throe) nf the American Ix-gi >n he* been onlcicd to step mioeiliaicly oper­ CONFIIIFKM FAI.I.H FATF. ation of on allrged baseball p»ol, .tame* A. Franklin, local attorney WASHINGTON, July U,—(AIM and Judge advocate o( the state -Jostles- Rsilry In the Diktrirt of department of the legiin, said Columbia >upii-nii- court today yesterdat. toik under advisement the gnv. Franklin said he w j u IJ tranr. Ornnirnt', rs-quest that Albert mil a legal op'nlon in writing to Pall be Immediately ordered to state headquarters, holding that Ja I. lie slur bad l-cfurv him u the pool I* ■ lilU ry and a violamotion by Fall', attorney that tjen uf the atate law a. plimn sentence be suspended It The state department o derrd c*u*r " f Fall', physical condition. the pojl to be stopped at Ita mid JACKHON VII.Lfc—Building per- aumnior ronfarenc* in Ft. I’eters. mlu (or 14 daya In June total burg la*t week, Franklin said, j after hr had ruled It was a lottery. •10&Jt?O. fir al*o waa eakrd at tliat time | to ptrparr a reauma of hi* opinion for infurmat'on of all p "Thl* |*ooI has been quite widely | adverlltod throughout the stole, said Franklin, "and ha, subjected the American Leg on to adverse rrlllrlam. The return* staled the pool wai advetlised as a legion bulldlag drive with U.kata coating fi.1 cent* ra h. Each ticket ha* tsama In the Nall inal, American and Am,rlran a„ocialion league, printed on the hack of It, the resume added, nuinIrred from IU lo fit, ami has f >ur numbers icpreacnting four (earns. I'rdsee w»r* to Iw given, the re­ sume lonlinueJ, In h ilder* uf tirktte representing the Urge*! total of runs, hits and errors fur A. Lewis, J. II. Tillie. T. A. th« comb ration of tesma on lb* Bylhrraon, *ml W. E. Prk*. Virgil tickets. a a d Walter Graxey testlfud "It l* clsr that tha pool/con­ against Js'kaon. He will be sen- ducted by the Ft. Cloud poet I* a lottery," the reauma elated, "and tonted |at*r. , Th* tilal of Chile Umax, al­ a* su-h the members of tho port violation of the leged negro boetleggrr, began yea- art* guilty f torday alUrnonn and was rosiclud- statutes of Florid*aand Jlabla to , . , *d today. He wa* charged with the porgectttlon." ‘ pnessesIan of Ibpier, au,| w»s topFranklin a ls o s a id k w as rdosntcd in court by II. F. Whit*. brought out at lb# 81. Petersburg onfrren e la a report'-bf Charlie H* arms found guilty. A Jury compered of the fallow­ Milts, M'aml. natioaal committee ing, beard the case: Andrew Aalto, ■sen. that the Aaterisaniam cornWm. hlusgrmvr, G, Jay Felby, J. mlttee would recommend to the W. McClellan. W. W. Ureoeor, and leglvn at tha fortheaMtag aatloaal M. E. WoQart. Wltaeaeat for th* rsavention la D*trtH. Uitt tka aaeoagty weiei D. C. Brodawy, O,.*, tiaanl executive real mitt e* revoke Eatridgv, W. T. Wheel***. S. U |h*. shorter of any. • pyat which SrtMick. J, P. McClelland, J. P, lend* its nsms A ssa y gambling lUfhtom, George Oray, and Koy (sisrear wh'rh through aa* of toe VBIMRL Lomax was to* only da- legion nams (a a frtta .t* evade Directed Verdict Ordered In Case Mexico Proteste Jail Sentence Of Consol WABHINGTON. Jaly 9.—(A P ) —Ambassador Tel)**, Mexico, on laetrurtion* of hi* goeenimeat. today f.lod a formal protest at th* State Depanaeol against tb* Mtortoonamnt t o ' Chicago, af Adolf* Domtogwea, hla ortiag i a » Coknial Irvin J. Carr, ahmra, aealstaat illirctor of the *Amvy InnusltUI CcIUge. ha* hean appoint­ ed Chlrf of to* Army Hlfnal Corps olth the rank *1 Major General, lie ’ ertll succeed Major General Georg* 8 . Gibb*. I Southern Fanners . Cut Cotton Acreage n *1 many, by my May J» batog a am toe saato rmclrcslth I was 0B before. NEW CHIEF sued Valleo for NOO.000 for la a Joint anil brought aga tb* aloger, Z. P. Dutton * publisher*, aad the New 1 Bun. Tha aalt trad d'amlssed n# other mail, wife, formerly ’, as* Him Lalined en annuliBarr ed a naval IaChosen Committee 10. Jaly t^-(AP) ^jely Py-IA P) t today deelgL American am| aa toe A merl­ on th* expert* A dlierted vttdlcl of not gulltv aos oldened rendered Ip the raa*-r it Jack end Edwle Goodwin, »hUi men brougkt before Judge James G. Fharoa. in County Court, on • charge of having lakaa fish br mrans of an unlawful device. Thu action rame yesterday afternoon when County I’rueeculiog A lt' rosy failed to prove that the net, of­ fer'd at evidence, was to* proper­ ty af, or the on* ueed by to* Good­ win brothers. A Jury, compear! ef the follow­ ing. relutaej tb* verdict; C. Jay Selby, M. E. WollarJ, J. T. MrLain, Jr- T. A. Brotoeraon. W. E. Price, and J. V. Jemaiee. Wltaessm for toe cwuaty wars: A. J. Gunther and J. A. Black, elate game warden*. H. J, Tindall and E. O. Uptegrov*. Erentsoda Harris, ! 7 -y**r-old colored boy ebanrtd with petit tarreap, who pleaded guilty to the charge*, n * flaa* 4900 and casts or *Lx month* to Jail. Harris was said to have token several articles from home* to this eeclioo. bat the only aridaBM leewrad against Mm wa* to* theft * f fifty coal* to sil­ ver nag f l to carreawy. He re. eolvod a flap of |1M In each rase, K - f t Jacksoa, 44-yoar-eM eelorad W y m m charged. wHb tormr* Asheville Refuses To Drop Its Suite Against Luke Lea AFIIF.VILLF, N. C., Jut. 9.— (AIM—North Carolina and the city of Asheville y-etrrday refused to drop el'll ,i it, against Col. Luke I t s , Ten n er* puklisher and ftnsnrier and two of hla associates, unle,» 10 pet tent of tha amount Involvr I I, paid caah In advance. Luke It s . Jr- and K. P. Charlrl, of Neah'lll*. another aeaocUte, arc indicted with Colontl Lea In ronneitiun with the failure her* lest year cf the Central Rank k Trust company with several million* of dollar* In city and county fund* d poe fi . Representatives of the hank, the city of Asheville and tha stat* bank coinmiaaion met yesterday to consider a proposal from Colonel Is-a that hr liquidate hi* Nortn Carolina Indebtedness by a series of tegular payment* In lieu of tho civil art Ions now pending. The indebtedness include* epproaimataly 41,300,000 which Col­ onel I ts anl hla aaaeclatea are said to awe thr defunct Central Bank k Trual company and tha city of Projpram Presented At Isocal Band Shell t A LLA HAfJSEE, July 9. — (A P )— The Senate today adopted a bill reducing state salaries from 10 to 20 percent while the House debated a measure proposing graded salary reductions from five to 25 percent. The Senate bill was passed sfter proponents defeated -. '. . '* numeral, attempt* to altar It by amendment prorlslona of the blit The Hooee llkewiea defeated sissy * proponed amrndmenta to ita bill but was unable to reach a final . rote before tho noon receaa. . A irential appropriation* bill we* * Introduced In tho Sonata and eet for , pedal rendderatlon later to­ day. The Itouie voted for a rom- . inltteo Inraetlyatlon of reports that the board t f commissioner* of etsta iantltiitlon* had ontarvd Into aa, agreement to buy a building Is Tallahassee. The resolution con- i ; drmned such action In face of what ' wai referred to aa a used for aces- ' omy. The Houae reeeired a bill to re* peel the chain atora tax that be* rente a law during the ft rat extra­ ordinary aeaalon. A number of other House revolution!. Including one to. preelude the paaaage of o general oalea tax, were refer rid to committee action. Armaments Seen, Business R e v i v a l * WA 8 HINOTON, Jaly 9 .~ (A P ) ' tetory'CAtll* of tha state depart, *-*-*meat >a as ably one aof# Ika tor deter, rents to renewed prosperity, with ‘unproductive expenditure# • -on armamentC even more Important. In a nationally broadcast ad­ dress. he predicted the year's holiday on governmental debts wiuld lead lo general economic recovet* and expressed a hop# that l( would foster sorer*a next year at tha Geneva dUamasattU conference. Recovery wllj come, ha said, "If the people of thl* country arlll aland strongly back of tha gee. eminent In optimism and In that determination to carry through which I* on* of the characterlatlce of the American people." "We h jpe that by thl* temp*, rary relief from Intar-govsnu mental debts," he continued, "au«h g->od feeling, such sene* of loyal irsponalbllity to each other, may be engendered among the nations that all may enter the disarmsmenl conference next year de­ termined to succeed. -It is Impstslblf in put In action st on * all the forrea of recupera­ tion. but to* president felt that this on* method of relief might wall open the door of hope and (hue lead to general economic re­ covery . . . . "There are, of course, and will be rumoig of all kinds which moat he courageously discounted. Thp rresident ran not alone tarty out this economic upbultd.ng. That la lb* duty of all the people of all nstloaa who must attack tools problems with courage *ad opti- tninm•' Mussolini Places Ban On Catholic Society HOME, July p - ( A P ) —Promlap Mussolini blmeelf today placed a. ban on fascist membership la tha QatooBo action organlsntism. Mtorthy raising toe qnssUon o f vlrtdkl abrogation of hU ansaescdal •Ith tho Vatican. Approximately 400 person* wot* A S th U f .a f th* fascist party in an audltne* which lined the Mussolini prohibited any a f kto lake front In tb* risiaity of the follew tr* from belonging to dga*'] band-shell last eight where • group ef Hanford person* pre­ He Wtleo, blenches of whld sented o short musical program. It area ths second of a aerie* af « • • « » • _________________________ concerts to be broadcast through the summer months ander to* AVIATOR KILLED •poosi.(ship of local msrcbsnts. The following program was PEN BAGOLA, July 9— ( presented; Vocal • solocUoaa by Nr*. Roby Laing | secordisn anlo, by Mre. B. R. Pippin) vBcol esloetlone, CocoUa Tratocht gtoa* •*!#*- diseohed by to* goronua* �AMERICAN ilt Brings To Close Hectic First H a l f ; Feds Get Stronger padtlon* that the National Ba loop taco la going to be a *■'before the season get* much r naturally follow *ftor on* g that the Cob*, battling Ilka tm for second place, knocked Quite Into a cocked hat by • both game* of n double Mil. ■Bald the Cardinal* to aeien to the first game, while hi* 1 got 18 hlta, to glm them a t dacialon over the Card*. . . a aacond affair, the Cuba had aa from behind, but they did grand etyle, ** pinch batter ayfor, coming Into th# game the bases full In the eighth, ad to tba fence to clean lb* . The final score was 6 to 3 far *f the Cub*. Not a homer ■ado In either game, curiousough. Tba doubl* lota put the i only three game* ahead of Hants, and three and one half I of th* Cub*. like only other gam* In tbit th* Robins stopped tbe Philto 1, although they were outI n Ptolpo pitched a great tot tor th* winners, but rsUred *RM eighth as the Phllllsf put Muplt of men on th* tacks. It m th* aerie* eren-etephen. Rato reached tote th* AmorlMl teago« yesterday, cauateg gttaawemeat of two game*, lawever, the Important SenatorIthtrik eerie* waa rontlnued. Me time befare Presides! Iloor*, who saw the Athletics beech he Reus off by a 7 to 3 score. Mergfc Rarnsbaw, the big rightWader who test tbs opening A «a af tbla serial ow last Bunlay, pUcbed Uk* a mlllteu delkra yesterday, allowing only ight blagles.. The Mackmtn get ■,Owwder to th* seventh, after . (to* plublag duet. They fartbV admolled Fischer far three « ■ to th* nlath when Cothran* •d Blmmona tripled, and Feix leubted after Bishop had walked. M i f a m * wee scheduled I* i*ri today la tbe flaal game, aad i f f t M crowd waa expected. ]y *n odd 12-lnnlng gam* played *IL Louis, lb* White Sox won a I ta 8 decision whan they got to Imtey, hard-hitting Brownie Mir. Kinsey bad tied tbe ecu** to* ninth with a long homer, but W the gam* go against him. Nat (Irik*-out was recorded In th* Mr* gams, an unusual mark. IW teams got 13 hits, with halt*. Jenkins, and KImtey getig homer*, Schulte gritlng twn th* w»y. • 1 •Jo# Jscabs, the wily mtaager f the destinies sf one M t( khmollngi end less See, whe no oabt has already fixed M y hmher of csstests for Prlmo aroers, th* maa mountain, met WNfw York tbl* afternoon far be purpose of elgnlng articles of greement between tbe twnIghter*. The idee la la hold a •at either to New Verb or New totoy aometlm* In September, w why tbe chtmpka want* I* PhOadelpfata ------ 12 4g Waahlnxtcm _ . pp Mm York Cleveland ....... ____ 37 8 L Louie ....... ___ . 33 Beaton --------- ____28 Detroit ......___ Detroit____________ 28 47 J7.1 .28 Chicago_________ ^ 27 46 J70 ' German Fighter H as Proved Himself'To Be R e a l Champion r ' — —| ■ Dy CH ARU tt DUNE LBY CIIICAOO, Joly 8 —(A P )—Max Hchmellng's deriaiv* victory over Young Htribtlng waa the biggmt •tlmuUnt the boxing Indoetry hi* tecelead tinea the day* when Jtfcft Dempeay built Urn hearywelgkt championship Into a pot of gold. It al*o proved that HckpwHng I* a world’s heavyweight cham­ pion In about ovary sense of tba NATION aT/LKACUE. world, a tltleholder, gam* and en*' W L Pet dortng. . . • fit. Loul a ________ 1'. 46 80 .600 Few tltleholder* bad rear baen New York_____ . ___ 40 30 A71 *o overwhelmingly picked' ta la** Chicago_________ ... 41 32 AM Brooklyn . ____ 42 48 A60 Beaton ------ 17 M .M7 Philadelphia------- -- I I 42 -492 Pittsburgh —......... » 41 .414 Cincinnati__ M l Y n lfW iy 't Basalts. Washington 001 001 001—9 B 2 Philadelphia 000 016 909—7 10 0 Batteries: Crowder, Fischer and flpence:; Ksrnsbaw and Cothran*. BL Urals 002 010 H I 000. 8 13 1 Chicago 01<y 040 090 002-10 13 I Batteries: Htewsrty Kimaey and Ferrell; The mat, Faber, McKatn and Grub*. Other* rained out. central Florida baseball circle* this summer, gee* Into the gem* to stop a club which has won '10 of lie last'18 Starts, and which I* tied for second piece in th# league standings. So far thle year, no club hue been able to secure more than 7 hit* off hie delivery. It* hat faced the Daytona Islanders on three different occasions, for Instance, and they hare yet, hard-hitting at they are, to suc­ cessfully dent, his offsrings, al­ though they have won their games. Yralsrday, the Fedi wsrt sent through a short workout by Manager Chapman, and taught nil over again th* art of playing their poeltons, aa writ as'proper bate-ninnlpg. The Manager had little to eay- yesterday afternoon, for hi* thoughts were on the chance* which now remain for se­ curing a Jsin-up ball club In lime to open the second half here next Sunday. At a league meeting in Day­ tona Mouday night th* moguls de­ cided that It would bo neceirary to live up to th* league rule which declare* that no player of one elilli can 'play with another club until 30 day* h»v* elapsed. If that-yule Is enforced, the Ke^Js won’t be able to us* Kogero and meaa around with a bird Ilk* Camera u doubtful, ualcas Jseuhu Wgeree that there maal to "geld la them thar bill*.’* Car. aera’a every American tool toe been llagtd with tto slimy y*l> low of th* ham aad agger. II* doeea'I deeerr* recogaltkm at Ih* hands af Ih* champion. " I l l keen fighting until I get that Rehoteling In th* ring with me again, then I’ll give him the beat­ ing of * lifetime— “ and to on. far Into tho nlghL Who Is th* au­ thor of nil Unt bologneyT Non* other than th* Boston Uob, Jack Sharkey, who, after beating th* tnr out of Mail* for three rounds n year ago, loot th* crown on * foul. Htorkey had totter ear* hit inngy for hit soon-to-b* fight with Mickey Walker, who Is es­ saying th* hoary-welght ranks for , th* Hist tlm*. . 1Hertf I* •Putt" Maw man, daring motorrycBst and motion plot on stunt men, driving a bulking speedster op th* eld* o f'a steep Holly- Second Clime: * . Chicago ' 000 lOj 04X-3 11 1 St. Louis 000 102 000-3 P I Batteries: Bush, Malon*. Blake and llartnettt Shorn and Msncuao. Philadelphia 000 000 0 1 0 -1 11 1 Brooklyn 012 00| 000—0 8 0 Potteries: Holed, Falltntteln and Davis; Phalp*, Quinn and Lopee. Others rained out Daytona Friday plghl. It I* hoped to have th* rule amended no that player*, n* well aa th* (lube will get a break. There Is absolutely no us* of having n player on a club who wish** to be a member of another club, and, If he ran make a better deal at another rlub he ought t* be allowed to leave. If he wishes. The directors decided to lake no artlon on the setting uf a uniform admission pries around tbu league, nor did they take official action In hiring umpire*. Official* of Palatha and.Ocala club* were pres­ ent, and asked for admission Into th* league at tbla time, but, aft­ er a short discussion, the offers were denied. The line-up of tomorrow’s gam* will be (bout follow*: Hanford • Cocoa Sanford Cocoa Britt, If Pro70at, rf Peter*, lb n Dretrh, ss Cu|breth, sa Martin, cf Murdock, rf Ammon, rf Rolton, « Higgins, Sb . Ueadtey, lb Harrison, 3b Hill, cf Kchlrard, c Print, 3b l-nhe, p Joiner, p Manager Chapmen announced th* relsas* of Big I f ale Tofalettl, th* former a*tor see., Tofelsttl was accorded mlsrrabl* support to most of his gams* as g Fed. al­ though to hie lait two starts, he did not appear ta to la hla beet form. It Is understood thgt be may become * member ct the De­ Land outfit before the second half gets under way. The playtn re­ gret his departure, fer he had mad* numerous friend* daring his short stay her*. \ BALL TEAM WINS FBQM YPLAYERS 1st Inning Onslaught Cinches Contest By Score Of J 6 To $ix sary, he waa a very dorrivtog catcher. Ha took Iota of them u* hla gloves, elbows or shoulder*, blocking skillfully. Tk* heavyweight situation has been tremendously tmprteud to ■ financial way.by.HckmtUng’s vic­ tory. Tho hoavjrwelght rhimptep Is Ui* hub aroond which tto apart revolve* and If tto.pubti* la (m terested to him, hla popularity ll reflected to th* gat* receipts. Compulsory calisthenics at school, rough and tambl* games outdoors, endowed Hehmellng wite n marvelous physique. He Is i big fellow, wslghlng 180 pounds and more than tlx fact tall. His shoulder* are broad, hla-arms mare ronled with igusclaa than moot fighter*. His hands and #**I are big and lb* tendons p(eminent Hla face taper* U a rkln That Is always pointed and rakes buck to a muscular J»w, a Jaw that c*e take a terrific wallop with UPBUr•ntly aa stuaolng effect v * . Chase’s 'win last night . . A crowd, cethantad at around 280 to 300 perseaa witnessed .the gams. . ■• The writer U attempting ta arrange a gaam hero tomorrow night with tk Shop team, of of tbe first ‘ to' Orlando. If _^ *A p lried and it.Is possible fen*-this team to com* over toctiocryw ' night, the fact will be announced over WOBO tonight ri . • • Bememtorli _ the stinging _ _ . do­ feat handed them earlier t o t to season, the Chase diamond toll team Jumped on th* offerings of Btlason Klnlaw, hurter for the Y. M. C. A. teem, In the ' very To-Night ♦•••f licit toning, hitting th* ball to Laut Timet all corner* of the let, Wiring nine runs In tbla fantopv tto final result of tho gsme bein g'O at* 16, Y. M. C. A. 6 . W. KMaw, led tto Chase/batrs, getting three hits out. of ur time* up, a.tingle, n 4c*tto and a ttlpte. , . • Buddy Lake, playing lefk.shtrt for Chase, set up a rwunl^wtten he struck not twice both* first They defied eB' clxJkd and' con­ lifntef. making tto lin t and third ventions.' DU they ‘ w «r t o k the aut to this htalag. VratraredT lov# their parente The fielding featur* , of the gam*' was th* llghtotog double play- to th* last Inring, Whitehead t j Klnlaw to Tfllia. Rardte Aliridh< After tto first inalng tto T. kl. ' »■ •’ s •• i C. A. team played a good game, th* handicap wa* too-great them to ovuKsm*. j Frank Bryan, was owth*Wound fot Chase, aad sRh>u»h to' had pKctod on* gam* .for tk* Klorids Public Service Company In *DeLehd earlier to the afternoon, add went tot* ' Ibe gAm tb. test night without his' su£p*fp>|»*ld tto uaunity henry kitting X M. Ci A. bun h at hi, mercy, walk­ ing only tw j men, striking. out five, aad. allowing only ten hlta. far a gland tetal of alx run*. S » ' , ' :> Baaferd fight fane had I M r ITrut glial pet af ene Of the prin­ cipal* Ja toaighl'a all ealarad fight card at the Vankfaal Park this afteraein when Black Primo Carnara, tba eta foot, e ll Inch. 120pound Miami negro appeared an the dewn-tawn atraeta Just (a*g enough ta draw caaalderebla epocutat loo a* to what ha will da to W1UW McOoa, claimant f ta the eouthem colored' baary-wrlght championship, tonlghl.': Camera, wbaoa string ed vietarim during tba paft few meatha la almoat ne long,ad that a f tba big ItaUaa whoaa name he bea, tak­ en, elalam that ha expect* no trou­ ble at all la hi* fight wKh Me­ at* tonight. The boat, which will bo the headliner on a feat card, will be for 10 round*, and local fane will bar* aa opportunity of LA$0W*1 erring an* of the only aeon (war ta knack Bob Lawcoa, colored hattier who hold* the dUUacition af being tba only m*n tear ta flatten Jack Dempeay, to tbb caerrata, lftOa* poondad Lawton Into rubateslon not to long ago, and ained than has been fighting right sad M L laying alt hi* annates low. ‘ ' While the mala bant la ex period to draw plenty of attention, the aeml-flnal, far eight, raunda. will probable ba the fastast of Ite oeaning. It brings together an Oris ad* battler named Wad* la Lumpkin, end Prince Albert, a Sanford negro flghtbr who has hewn givew caraful attention by Jobanj Peckham, the U k * Mary manager. ' ; Lumpkin ha* 18 straight knockcot* to his erudite. Print* Albert has net been fighting long enough to ran up such an Imprutale* IKt, but, he U said ta he young, full of fight, and confidant that Lump­ kin will g* down under hie right. victory far Prince Albert tonight arid boost his stock at least 1AM psr cent, and naturally, ha wlU hi out for blood. vv Th* main preliminary boos Ream cat Lancaster, Orlando, ml* it with K. O. Rockey, the acruppy Skaferd negro. Roth fought tore last } th# crowd. Rocksy wea tto pipuk/ (hole*, ang will ontse tto itag to. night with pradically nil Uw fsaa buck of him. Another preltmlaary will (bad two Baaford nogrdm sotkltog .a grpdg* fight of soma wooki itoaACHARGE FILM COMBINE OTTAWA. Ontarte, ' Jal. tel. (A P I—A spoctsl commtf*Wn appointed under tto aoeahtM tovesttguttoas act charged to a re­ port last night that America* predorara end ..distributers of moving pictures neera epuftlng • combine 6* contra) aad restrain tto film Industry ed Canada..' ;,s LEGAL NOTICES fcOOY DOT DOPE A A U T T U IDMA OP* MB OWN WBYV OUTStPM BO t M ARC <T iW B .T H tN W M CK t OO O U T,I PriOOTV • WHAT A OAVVOU COULD PWV R rid S O N M B | W S O HOT-? ►V COOI---- d P M X T V " ---- - T O B A.AtN Tr iT .P f. JINKS f I 5s e n V s * Ah' il'M a l l * B T TAriUOlK. LUtD P C T C HUMUS IF T hIA'S U) P T C HA UJANT kbU LOOM P L t N Y W ^ w r K-ni tx *n H o a )L IF i ' G K M U < «6 D U F - H . OH *dbUR 7 b + % I �rhkh> Tommy . w ' j w v . i rota agparlence—Clermont Mfer ronniaf dlaalr raw, and that • A m ) fi* « c*tcb*» h*r* kttn Tarpon fbhlng, th#' kmc *>f -all ■ M t (kin (M k. He .talc* that aporta, (a now in fall awing, and Jif/Dr. J. E. Wolab and f S- aoarral of the allaar beaut lr» hat* Cbrlat, 1while rat with’ F>d been caniht by I oral, and trlatllnjl flraV-AJmtla, Guthrie, landed eight ailrer king*, ftahermen. A non)bar of flahiitc ranging in weight front OS to J10 partiaa aialtlnf th* tarhon pound*. Thaaa. flah f a n caught “ around** during Ut* p**t weak M ow tka.black boncoft. Traaday, and were aucreaaful In landing a Bill tar*, H. K. Cowlinf, arcom- few oMha priaed flah. Tarpon arr pentad hr 1- 1. Kannady and II, L. plentiful thl* jraar, and ao doubt Rick, caught two nlrt tarpon, one many; fin* apodman* ijcill . b* caught before the ataaon' la, erwr. Ifdat of Um> rlaltlac flahatwtan coma to Apalaahteota from North* am Horidm Alabama and-Georgia. Tarpon ftahlnr baa many enthnal* rtoAt- to;*oipr aata, and itbo (port. la eonaidarad Proaldant llootrar fiahrd th* *>d*C for a 1 an# of th* moat thrilling.-and *XCalf.Stream thla* waoka on a »• had' aIway a meant vacation, puratlinj th* tin- ritlnc.—Apalachicola Tima*. ala# aailfiah,. but laat' Saturday A hungry mouaa attacked a T. t . Stoddard mad* that nchi**#want, hookInc, playlnc and land­ Brown County rattlaanaka, aoavcing a 10-pound apacimtn of that thing that narar happened prior to mock tought flah off Miami. Nr. prohibition.—Indlanapolt* ‘ N o w *.1 Styilard alid U K. ladoui war* What I Not even In dry Indiana?. goeat* of mrmbara of th* Miami Rod and' Rtol Club, and' Mr. !■#dnoa* beat effort brought a II* pound dolphin. Th# aallfloh o f tha Gulf Stream la both a acrappy and baatrtlfnl apad man, and many HENS And FRYERS apactat artielaa hara baan written p ftB S S E D OR U Y E of hi* colon and ganwntaa all *f faub.la ttdottl On Cdwtry Ctofc r idtet i ba| tik , r in tand m GcK 11‘ E 2 £ M rtsm k p*»1= jm s l that'jm W KL0NG ft. 25 ft. section % Moulded Hose -••--v W*T 50 ft. section % Moulded Hosb....... jjBw Hill Hardware Company, Sanford Barring Tbl* Community Oror, atraa’p , out thO'Maa'Or cage*. Th# attendant, ambarraaaod, could not M a r U nroot hi* own nan-doggy education. Th# gttandant iaaaad haarlly on >the ebeerratkma of Mr. Lundbarg, of Uta Uaraid W « of aratuainant wiUrbe th« iV pernumenthannfU. • folat o ff thla oration on hU Wtf» ai an I rah Urriar, Lhara wa* oaa dUaaatlnr vote. Mra. Lundbarg raflly. know W«h' tarriara, H aorta*,-and whil* ah* didn’t know w | «V tl& 'd «f WU. aho Inalaiad it waa no Iriah toniar. Mr. Land­ t a g atootly maintained that It wa* gn I rich Urriar, citing th* tapUlbeay of th* opart In' th* pat .bop. abep. If# Ho fad »it aomo of the birthday oak* Rot la about n weak, the ajilaaal hod grown a foot and le*m#d nothing. Landbarg decided that ’ mayM,; after all,' It wa* no 'Inih terrier and took It bath, de­ ciding U giro up dog* fMerer. LUCKY tfamaa Mbowa gad hafaw tha taecef chorda and {S t U f a ! chorda M S W *h4 * ou ^a id a ^ata ta . i\ r' A h r : .-•••*> -. odborp. a*Id that ho and indWg bad decided'noi to a fu r alL ■ ■•'. ,* V i* r re now about ,to aohr# the - pf the Now Terkar'a lar* Jo*. right," aaid the manager Uta ia abiolol*. It la ao all-lntdoaa mrt dCBit sir.* U r hlh part t which tha whole could not ba hit duty; ha aheda any further la ibaorbhd, toiathar with fata . al. I aa-«hariif d A n i f i*a baan'Indieta«f ftrr dr law anforramant iataUant tcalnlag r»SuVB ‘e-uffy t i , M , tract thla auper-yloHflcatlon ikilotophar of pre-war Ohnnarty. i aquilly no room for fnra dtt* talUpd .uthWJ laea . Thla p motive and abaolut# and--. . . h ip t h « hj l « f l ,Sha.- public opinion, hat thalr proaw*;., | r| f. ivammant It do­ ry country f « U jfainVJ r,.Vy; *. •m**¥ '■* *: v. ^ ’ i ’ * S £* • /. - .t Jwh*- 2 gel m i wtay bccooM o c i i i d f ot* d i f o i l * mm o/dwialati for m ta p ia **' LUCKY S T IIK I'S excluafye "T O A 1T1N �•'sA*"*"** -*-’J*'-! I f m4*'0*+:|* *--4 # f* -A -4|% J* * BANT01D. FLORIDA/THURSDAY. JULY.frl.^l. W h a t -It T e lls ersonah Social Calendar A arlnar rout and ivrimmlng pany wort vnjoyedby % « « * • . rrday rod today btra «n bora ef tho Daughters of Wf»Uy i** r • C1»m of ' tbo Flrat MolhodUl Church on Tuesday evening at o4m Winn la » pending Bvanadala Park with ( Mrr. Paul 5 T Dayton. n e fa w lU Thurmond, Mra. Lonnie McMaBen, Mrs. J. M. McCaakiU. Mra. Gilbert M i* Jfc F. CatawaU. BiaRh, lira. T. J. Murff and MU* Prance* .Paaraon as hotteases. The guest* mat at the church at 6:10 o'clock and proceeded from Ultra to tbf park where swimming L*tfor he* as bar home' on' Putn«\lu ter, Iflaa M U Hint. pteee. Those attending wop: Mrs, B. B. Baggett, MraTC. fc. McKee, Mrs. J. J. Hathaway, Mr>. B. II. Laney and guest; Mr*. CUnde Mr*, a W. BWnhol*er left tod* Herndon, Mr*. M. L. Wright, Mrs. Jam** Fj Iridge, Mrs. Paul Thur­ mond, Mra. Lonnie McMullen, Mrs. J. M. MeCaakill, Mra. Gilbert Smith, Mra. T. J. Murff, .MU* Frances Pearson and Mia* Margarat Murff. . . FRIDAY Crystal Beach Scene Of Otitin^ U nderDirection Of Ctiiirch A chicken aupper will bo given from 6 o'clock to > o’clock at the Methodist Church (or the benefit'of the Methodist Orphanage, at Benson Springe, . * * annas of tbo Kint YU!' spend Christian Church, Mr*. A. M. Walker, chairman, will m*ct at .1 o'clock at (he bom* of Mra. Perry "* Cameron Avenue. IpNRRDAY. Blount Home Scene Clrcl* Numliber Four of tha Flrat Of Circle Meeting Chriatisn Church, Mra. Ed Carraway, chairman, will meet at .3 With Mra. J. T. N*wby presid­ o'clock at th* home of Mra. George ing, th* metnbvr* of Clrcl* Number Townsend. Five of th* yif*t .Baptist Church held their regular meeting on Mon­ day attarnoon at lh* home of Mr*. J. A. Blount, Jr., In Loch Arbor. Mia. Jan* Smith led th* devotion* *1. Following th* usual routine of lAialnes* refreshment* were served by the hoot*** to the following: Mra. Jane' Health, Mra. J. G. Shar­ on, Mr*. R. R. Pippin, Mra. J. T. Newby, Mr*. J. C. Mitchell, Mra. A, J, Peterson, Mrs. Grady Gal­ lant, and Ml** Augusta Fletcher. Plenty Of R a c e Tracks S o o n If* (Continued from Pag* Ona) Journey between th* filing th* btd and ralalpg to* barrier for lh« first race aom*' llm* after Decem­ ber. 1,. Firal, tho racing commission may reject aom* of the bid* because they do not comply fully glid Mra, Horae* P. Bannon f f a bidder secure* a ptrmlt, It* l*t|*r’s mother. Mr*. t|bt * AnMBa, plafa Ip leave there atilt I* room for disappoint, rday morning for point# In ment, because every permit must dgah to spend the summer be ratified by voter* In tbe county whir* th* track would be located before It can,become effect!**. The Mr*. R. C. Maxwell, Mra. C. W. permit bolder must pay coals f f tehofi i Mias Emma Owen and lh* referendum election, tho law lift' Rarnh Maxwell (pent laat provided. ahk-abd at Gatneavllle with Mia. If more than ope troth la sought o W U ^ ^ p k l* and Mlaa Jean (*r n county, th* voter* muat vof* *n each permit separately. Ttev may ratify'one, and reject anothef, M « l ; Edward Anllck Uft Tues­ but (allure to approve racing' and day ifor bed home In Tampa after parl-mutual wagering ip the coun­ abending 14 d*y* here with her son ty would void all permit*. •“ d dettahtir-ta-tew, Rr. pmf Mra. I f a permit la approved by vot­ ers, the holder then would be re­ quired to operate the track only on date* act by tho racing commission, Th* S|*te taw limits racing' la Florida between December I and Apr!) )• The maximum time of a hors* race meet at a track i«. U days, and for dog tracki 00 day*. Well-Informed circle* consider the two established tracks, Hlakah W. K. Dyson' and 'children, Park near Miami, and Ht, Johns ( M b between Jacksonville awl 8L Augustine, almost certain of conMr*. Dyaoa will Jala Mr. tlRucd opttrallon. Racing waa c<A•bd take-a trip to Wash. ducted it tbei* Uackr test year, D. C-. and petal* la Vlr- With tb* cert IfIceU eyatem of Wagdrlng.Jn ua*. 3» S A \ “ « d the M A X F L p w e r . Y «*h«i bdttc mndirJi t i l hevtli hejajged. tlua bomieru, fernr satnwaJiags apJ wt(ni comfort IThr»tJKba«»iU* HmvIi are - B orcr«i(d_*ront b ^ o f awliiynodAclfor nan, Henrietta Edwards, Alice Harare/, flasel Harvey, Uorothy M. I-each, Kathryn Morrison, Phyllis Smith, of Sanford. Bull Brooks, of St- Cloud; Rollln Churrh, Jr., Robert Johnson, Roy Sparks, Robart Trunkoy, Price Wsybrearhl. Clara Qinball, Louise Burkhardt, France* Clements, Barbara Landar, Janet Lookwood, Edith Merrill. Mary Paddlaon, Dopothy Trunkoy, of Wept Palm Beach. Edwin Dealer, Kenneth Stella. Aljce Ballentlna, Mary Alice Davenport, Grar* G r a v e l y . ; o f Orlando; Thomas Fall bank*. Florence ^onnlngr, Hop# H-MIPrlco. Ellen Whitney, of 0*jk| Edward Hoyt, 3 * r*»la ; WI litem Davia Mitchell, Jack Ted^ra, Gordon Tucker, Harry Wataoig, Jean Burge. Martha Cutter, Ber* ery, Elisabeth St. Loblp, t ,* W » Rhlnn, of Miami) John Durban Wing. Jr« Mary C. Wing, of f lip ter Park) Bobble Moon. Phytlfb Bails, Louise Saber of Bradenton here Is mlslesdlng. Thick pen strokes like these In another hand would retell materialistic tendsncle*. But all other sign* In thl* acript, particularly In w ell,devel­ oped upper loop formalions, point the other way, to Imagination, am­ bition and versatility. In the final analysis three strokes become Identified with physical courage. Mr. Thome*, etl di-ntly, fears nothing. Ill* atlf-con ftdemc Is superb. Ilf i* opinion* Chkk*n .Supper aled loo. And cnce he has made up Friday night tl to 8 P. M, his mind nothing can stop him. Methodist Church Aanra Capital* emphasise sclf-lcllanc* Benefit Methodist Orphanage and masterfulness. x at Benson Spring*. He would he a trying petson to live with. Capital '‘ M" reveal* this. Hr is highly Indlvldualitlit. urisrtitlmrnlal and by no mrans a city man. Much a vigorous creature, It Set'in* to me, must require lots of ellH<w room In which tn move and do as he pleases. Anything augges* litr of restraint Is irksome to him. And though he like* people, re* s|H>nsibllitles and ties that bind ars ■n infringement upon one's per­ sonal liherty to one constituted a* Mi. Thomas la. I.OVP of adventure la III the blood heir, lie srems to be in perfect KihhI hallh. He I* rather fastidi­ ous about his foods, though coamupolitan In hi* taste*. Indeed, though the nomadic strain is prom* Imnt, broad, tall lower case **rM shows him lu l>r a slave to civlliutlnu hi this sense; That without rase and comfort lie la apt to be III itablr. , . Otherwise, 1 see by Mr.' Thom**1 EnW Woodson, uf laVrland; Jean Jones, Winter Havrn; Eleanor Blfgvra, Marylin Myers, Jet# Htambaugh, of Auburbdate. Utelr stern r°*t* renswpd In Sep­ tember. , ■ Navy official* have been mysti­ fied, by the fact (hat tha aarea de­ fect* have cropped out in the vCl­ aris although they »e ic cnnatrucl*d by aa many different builder*. YARD known everything and fhii morning he aaid, ’ Whole wheat and milk eupply everything that w* need to live on and grow oh, end /AefV why Shredded Wheat U to good for girl* and boy*’.’’ yard 19y BROWN DRESS SHEETING SHIRTS Special bargain PU}n aitd colored YARD g y Cool and comfortable Flat Crepe Solid colorM YAR D 8 7 / BROWN ATH LETE s h e e t in g SHIRTS Good quality YARD 2£S NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Iadlen* Rayon Special Friday' and Saturday s K u 'e a a : commit uni ton | Fruit o( the I-oum REBEL FQRCM DEFEATED w the sport, an! goring, legalised, e flrat time a race altbar llousa, but at previous leg!*- Special 10 * MRI-LON ON VACATION bean A ll Shndea floral dnslgn LONDON. , July B - f A P » Prjnve MifUter. MacDonald was reported teat nigki te b* suffering from “a alight Internal chili.** Later it waa understood that he waa feeling much better. but would real during the nest few day* aa much as hla duties would C n^t- He Intend*, it waa aaid, to prssant at the pence demonstra­ tion at Albert Hall neat Satur. LIMA, Pvni; July B .- (A P )—An atmaaphrrs ef ralm prevailed berv t v t ' operation « f teat night following publication of lb* news that the rebel force* whlcji have caualng a disturb­ ance in (truth-eastern Peru for the bet few Week* were delated deCaaco yesterday. cor r11 sno*.soutss rittisTSOor uMtfiMl Imdlrn* Full Fanhloncd Figured and PRIME MINISTER HAS CHILL ewna the 84. John* track. llecwirdUgaddMai i i * i lO M If RtOC FRIDAY & SATURDAY C a !p FF.RRAt 1 France.,July B —(AP)-dtecreUrv of the Treas­ ury ^fatten, looking pal* and weary, suited. II* long deferred “ Better order two bow*. They vacation yesterday on the French don’t laet tong, when you and Riviera, at the bom# of hi* *bnDaddy aod I all eat Shredded ______ _ ___ _____ the Bel moat In-tew, David JL E- Bruce. jjarh ” 0^ ' Wheat evary morning. Daddy ‘ (Agplitalteoa GEORGEWASHINGTON, (Iks, hotel* whhb . nct|«r4 » 1M « * three many friend* or Ml** Mab*l an v*lf| ba glad to team hi la'Improving, of ter under*n operation recently at nimld.Laughton Memorial * ,7 ClrisJincii, perfect I Defective Posts In m # ***** fbr Daytona Beach CQURfESV S P L E N D I D S ER VI CE . . aFINEST F A C IL IT IE S e » Y j H A P P I N E S S •» Ilia H a t a l . I * vine ihil fclifhtfol * •TH A * m i • ft TARPON SPRINQS. July®.— Mora than 100 youag people. faeuity member*, and courtsvlarx have enrolled al Camp Wing-Mann, of the Young People’* Service league •f tha Episcopal church of tho diocese of south Florida, which S K d tK T b F SUCCESS IN SCI I.owell Thomas, author and lee* handwriting tl waa opened (net Tuesday at tha Y. M. C. A. camp at Cryatal tuier, writes an ratraordlnary vl- make blends, manners and > Beach, three miles south of hero. rile hand. Except for the capitals, which "y " and “ g " i The camp la under personal supervision of Biahop John Dur- are lafge and proud, the hsndwrlt. Is Intrmpectlvi Ing shows reserve. Despite this talkative. Perl characteristic. however, there I* why he has mi A ll THE BRAN OF THE WHOLE WHEAT -i Men'a dimity check Wide rangp pf all** , �* o r * Its brier* the hb MO, Jm m Hmry who whs horn and hupMontreal, Canada, K ir. innentp Bearing Historical C a s e t"-* fi**?*^** * iW A m T W ^ U P ) t Dauphin cfPruwek ton ,X V l .and:Koala Attol( not d i e ] M H B M I i ____ ____ todiMsnly wis tokeuto Censds ntdonls tra lMng In at tho plusest lime, is, Including’ a dumber of •Aging* of tb* l*<* Prince** ntelyon of Belgium whoa* |a In litigation In lourt In aiD Mid that for y**rs ah* udled th* mystory of the la Mid that hor ataugnont b *■ records and cos, be to th* satisfaction jsf hlsyj\. t ' ’ -s.se *** o f th* Dauphin, aha «g feared atid'adseaifd, by X Ctlhoun, a iilfiM ,vlc#- vding to printed history, IstorUna relato - that th* i dbd in prison other* ro­ ll h* was apirllad'away in « bosket and mwiyi „ other tb* hav« bwn recorded. Hub siren, Countess Cdporsauded her paramour to obtain him'.fog. her. Imporaostatod - th* 1Creole I I L . ________ nToday " fcJeb* C. Calhoun woo oypolnltd 00 kU guardian, and h* wo# *doeated lo b, fitted for any office required by O prior*, but w*« never altowed to bold • » of fit*. 1 -HU secret sabaosodor to Proof* and Belgium woo ' Hon. Thoms* Green Clemson, whs troetUd la disguise **. "Clausen" and attended tb* Ports school of mines, under lbs name o f CJsosen. In 1830 Clemson took part In tk* movement t> overthrew King CharlM X, and place on hU throne Louis Phillip* as constitution*] monarch, Louis Phillip* bad spsnt some tint# In Philadelphia with Clemson. sad they decided that It would b* unsafe to uiu m um u that th* Dauphin had b ft an h*ir. Clemson married Anna Maria Cal­ houn, daughter of John C. Cal­ houn, end they educated th# son of Dauphin until ha was M year* of ago. Then h* was turned orer to th* vice-president for dlpbmatb reason'. "It w m always a mysteiy to tbs frisnda of Cslheun that he guarded thb child *e carefully, and hod much money to spend on hb education, and- th* bay in turn, mastered all arts and was walling for ‘th* battleship to call. "An old Iren master on a battleah’p that pllad around Norfolk about th* lime of Louis Napoleon's uxll* In Norfolk^ before h* be­ came emperor, woo often sees with Clemene, foreign mall war addreeeed to th* Iron mailer at 'Unde.Werne.* II* was prepared Cestimiod from Peg*'One) waslan, and . Carl i C twlopay. prUillest of tbs moMly* etantod tls.L Klssinl* P a l 1 nw. Winter Psrk cJob,**tended inrite Hone for. Up, attendonce of all Ranford Ktwaaiak* at a “cherter night" to be bald In Win­ ter Perk on J oIf SB. A short dlats— st o ffim U 'V T. IL Vickery, and Chari* T*w,,twu Sanford youth*, pratadad * * ! « d dross of th* Rev.'MarUr, .wrfelcli w m In part, ad fMWwoji^ “Today all orer the eoanby » • hear some of th* host thinker* tell­ ing us that our groat esuntrythat ha* coat ouch a groat pries in, tk* para Mood of our fonfatkor* is in grace dinger of going dunk to ruin. Bom* u y that IVtji.frtMlIy tottering, while stberesar that a lanj popoUted with out 'present psopU cannot poMlbiy fall, W# must remember, howrver, that eosntrls* Juat *• greet ondipWworful In tholr time end place hats gone down to ruin akd ptftr.m>Hv» Ion. -• I • boon /• -Many Many suggoatbpa ■itfiftiion 1 have bmh put forth ■* to tk* reasons ,Ut our danger. 1 personally do not botior* that w* are as had'off <s som* would hsrs us beliave, but there are many danger eigne oa crery hand that point to ruln,«nd pnlo** they are heeded fwthlag on Mrth can stop us, or shvo y(: t kjii not an alarmist, but iW W ia W oughF to foe# ths facto. ■ -*>•» “ If wa do fall Ihera.ls but m thing that can hi hold rsijMulM* th* word from Clemson, who We* and that b th* horrible and comIn league with Count Msrcy Ar- pbto apathy end Indlffaranc* of gsnteau. However, the mesaog# the people to lb* real vital things w m never rucaived, and James Henry do Rlon became a noted figure in South Carolina. “ II# married Meryl Catherine W br at Harrisburg, ,Pa„ Dee. IL IB81, After a Ilf* of high honor* ami service to his community ho died In 1*88 at Winnsboro, B. C, where historical societies have records of hb achievement*. T h * only surviving member of th* grand old French do Rlon family Is an unassuming IIUI* gentlewoman frail In health, and advanced In age. There is no dan­ ger of her posing as ‘Just another pretender,' a* ah* only wants to prov* that her grandfather, Henry d* Rlon, whose tomb In Waet- 8P & W o o might My, bow* potpU n reiot tedlfforeai fluneUr welfare. Cmto! or* not. With most pw I iM -“ If wo load on a cake of fee iifrlbertn It Will bo m y.fault-" ttftin * tbair hoarfly boded |la»* with difficulty, tbs filer*, i qf*r tq i* t awl I tyod fits days, o ff Into ' « i I u p pacific dawn at I M <P. S. book ond they can always ponded upon to protect' U -Listen to Ih* word* di Minister Rarneoy McDouO England, as he eetnm**$sl ireat bllnondollar - bora Cb whkb ars slowly un tho msrsU of mllhoua pie: ’It le e most dopier, at a time like this, millions of pound* should bu going tyt#1, « form of gambling. Thoa* asllHou* of pound* bar* boon fluity' .lath thb pool ou tk* pretext that. it will help th* hoeplta],*, W t it U an simply p* adoring to*4h* gam­ bling spirit. It tnakss oam feel that cirlllntlin b crumbling*. -LUtcn to th* word* of Roger Baboon, probsbly on* of th* out. standing mind* upon economic problems th* world has sear soon. Business depressions ars caused by dissipation, dbhonesty and disobedience of God'* wllL" -That U tie* point. Jast.as the gambling ferer has been In Itsnumerable cases th# sure sign of It Is with nations. ’• . ] ■‘There b no escaping a' bleak foreboding as to tho futar* of, our o( ■omslhlng ths dream of llriag w! (h« chanra of pononal tXp«n(e 0f one’s neigh -What Is th* corut victlan and leaders ''id Jen**, smiling goodly and . dlng he would -bars kb i ran) meal In Tokyo,” stepped Into tho cockpit, there woe a com. ' motfob nearby. Robbins, looking Ikon, op , aabler, eras baring tr >ubb s » . rinrihg n policeman ho shoul^b* i allowed near th* ship. “ Mon, oh'm got s' to rid* In that ship to Tokyo,- exclaimed Rshbins, embarrassed, sa th* po* IIcemen shored him backward. Th* policeman apollglxed. Rob­ J 84 \, i bins climbed aboard, and almost tiwsHWfu i, Th* accldaat dimnod * day that before th* grasp realised he.wo* I" 'he cockpit the ship wo* roB- m w tb* fllors delayed fly* hour* I®* d*Wa th* runway, wobbling by unfavorable - flylitw- weather, dangerously under its he*try load lim y hod arranged'U tears New York early thb marnlog, but dense pf <10 gallon* of gasoline, j-Tokyo by tomorrow night," fog over the spat* westward forced abeutod Jon** as the ship tailed them to welt until * 2* P. M. Hod the party reached gt. Louis bat night they yovM.haf# taken o ff tomorrow for Caldteaba, Okta, when a hothe'tokyi reception bad been set for ’J P. U. Th* rest of th* scheditb. called for « ascend welcome ceremony ■In Oklahoma City Prtday add another la Tulsa Monday. , After the accident, Urn Post* and Gnttys want to A Kotri where they declined to see anyone. « Wealthy (KI M a n Put Under Upon Fraud closed now we should go'ytowr hbtory us a people strangled Its own success, A sttgdga p< seems lo hav* fallen upon toot ship throughout th* Wiwt World. Wo Americans have b victimised by lesders who fal to bad. «7 T h # svIuUnn. as I eee lU' iL 'l^ flnd.ng and following the teddhty ship of rourage and ablUiy, 1 e^RO firmly sxpraa* their honest tenvlcl'nns based on natukak towi which hare not changed W .)hou­ se nd* of years", r roi Guests at .Um . Inncbsmt' wsrdj {etch aa yviley Boat tnd.HarOatty used In their flight md, the gtob*. - ? to filer* carried only a Jaw twlchcs, prepared for thorn by chbf of Washington Bthlellc NEW Yt/RK, -aity A—,(A P )— Silas W. N*wto«h yrealthy oil man and amateur golfer, was *rreatad yeeterlay o *,a charge of defrauding a 74-y**r-old Now Joreoy man of hb Uf# MVings of 125,000. - >I Newton appeared Ip. t)i* !!••* light loot week whan ho mod* ah airplane trip to Toledo to encour­ age his friend, Georg* Vo* Ehu, In hb playoff with,Wills Burk# fog th* United Stats* open gulf championship. Von Elm. before afcrtfer t & t w t fc p k r .t h # play: Youth Confe^B Hc" Shot Aged Merchant MONROE. Ia , July B ^ (A P )— Dawson Crewson, 18-year-old farm boy eonfsoeod yesterday that h* shot and klt1*d Ira Costba M-ysar-old merchant and Mt fir* to hb star* after Castles refused to lend him fir* dollars with which to buy hb sweetheart a boa of randy. Crowson Mid thsy argued about the loan and h* drew Cos ties pistol from under a pillow and fired while th* mereKant begged for bis Ilf*. He Mid he then saturated th* pbc* with gasoline, ignited It, and Add. Neighbor* rescued Castles body, STUART—Buprsma Lunch Res­ taurant to reopen. • Dr. W. E- MscDOnOAUe CHL Set letter LOST: Small sidewalk K gta Jan* lor bicycle. Reward If returned to 811 Magnolia Arena*. IMS CHEVROLET CHASSIS, an Idas! light truck. Now tiros, now battery, now radiator. glU . Bool A Bona, Myrtle Aro. RUG ' STORE—Promsgaiinos, fsvntata 10 MPT dsllfsrbs. (Clrestt Court_*«l BUILDING BLOCKS—IrrtgaU## boxes and g esersl cement work. Mliacb Concrete Co. 1. K I W wills gar, Prop, 8rd and Elaa. Lfruy'ieNu t t g a j K h i u n n. w « m * i EXPERIENCED GROVE man wants to get good locaUon.' Ud- eel# lo my office, ssi dtrstondi handling stock. Boat ref% % 'w T u i^ v ; •rencea. Box J, H., Here Id. HAVE ANOTHER small flock of leghorn rooster* weighing about a pound, to go at 80c sack, C. A. tb* a«t* of ta* I Haines at Harold. '■ ,i FEVERS, U e par Ik: bon, 80c per Ik| B. T. TUWk, JWKB- hrw 'xA 10— Flowcra sty Ptonta FINE of Fnnco." *— r t) i utti >r a * )* ' khbhop with th* Dauphld, who if^lkgubod a* a glH jfled to ■ad. Thayi remained ip th* b af a family by the name Vog Brienen. From » llolbnd DaUphln, still diegebed as a . was brought lo Canada by clotto Jean Renaud de.to lUyo Hue, w ifi of Duka or OrUao*. ■ho railed hcrnolr Madlms da k, ha wa* caUpd Henry k Count Argsateau tam# to trie* on * secret mission, and |0d John C. Calhoun. Calhiun 'acquainted with the fact that Dauphin was a Brill,h officer Canada under the name of gy rfe Rlon, and wag given In*5 • w hl“ Ptoleriod U a battleship Vailed for him. “ » y r d* Rlon marrtod Mar. M Hunter, May.SO, 18J7, He Brigga, JswMar, K * f, -Jw- XINNLA FLAN%Du'jMt .right, 11.00 pot, wanI* ns present were: If. V- Csn. jdldled the *hlp on Its long and dirt. Orlandoi. Carl If. Gallowni NbUBMa VHfctr'Oato before.■Hi'* for tho day, although losing on May 1888, ha pllol^ a ship called jthp F v t Worth s o a record -aet- Tuesday In a soceruf M-hols playWinter Parhj and U A.'ilyr#, 6. Umson, If. W. Rucker, tX-' I f ting adventure. An asaocUto, of Newton- tk* With him oo that trip, which Ksaon, W, 8. JCjituklRyep g . , F* attorney genorsl's offk* Mid, In­ Domer, J, G. Leonardl. Jns.1, .D! '& li him round and round th* tonated th* complainant. Huge K Jlnklne, K 1. Hoy, E. a RaniUll, V M Worth Cold and OR Which’ ha DIs tel burst of Upper Kautcktlr, Jr., Howard Long, B. D. Hlghlfy- ■ut i record of 111 hoara, Jg mi*- N. J.. to th* ito&vot tk* IndlaM man, J. G. Sharon, J. U . .Mnresui dtols] and os* second of vustalned tetts, J. M. Bllnec pher, B, IT. flight, w m Jamor Eelly, another Sovthweetorn . Ooa and UUIltba Company. . Caswsll, S. J. NIs, W. B. laciiry, young commercial aviator. DlsUIhunt charged, Ah* otterRay Fos, A. C. Fort, Davy Gar- ' For setting th* record, which rott, B. C. Moor*, Dav* fleniskr h U t paaoed to Dab Jackson and and Arthur Bronan. Forroat O’Brien, then to the Hunt Ur brothers, nod then back again to Jnekton and O'Brien, Kelly nod Construction of H i m ( |o Robbins received IIAOOO raised money upon u prmeul electricity along Cnlooesl for; them by th* Fort Wprth stock In tk* coospni valby section from Furt Ml Chi isher of Common* whU* they •‘very valuohbf after much on svsryons's mind, ahd In o f a' contemplated la Belle, uadhrwae 'by ' i w ife In flight. • “ that connectIon, every ruason un I atUltbp.lt to d b M dcr Ih# sun ha* boon put forward) snore DOT DOPE ’ Hf> k{ • »V it W ILL RENT furnished bungalow nr cottage with gvtegk tf rent and location salt. Uax <W, E-. Herald.______________ ■ S <H l riJ LIBERAL ALLOWANCE « youi i old battery. I U W. Fftxt l t WANTED: Will pay cash foe.A, l Jersey milch cow. Must be rea­ sonable. J. W. 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M la I'a ka oarn __ Marcia, M L CBa^.^lX ---/ k>cU m ,. m j # IStJU&tB M !! fi *»*• St «! 5.* I!::;!:; V L* 8 3 2 V i l !tl ' ( ! u m " . , i. T o , . > . , I I I Uikaaya O k k a ic i '* Vil Lota - . � 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 09, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 09, 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/3dfcf292845b7370e177bb8d6ba375c8.pdf b6e09564173137b1896a93f47df70cb0 PDF Text Text .*" • T H E '-}%•>• W E A T H E*R" . '» Partly ( M r tsrighA l t d Thurud » With iw iIM t I t n h t n ew spa per MUTATIONOFTwo FlU r. U av. BUSINESSSKY ARISE SEEN ASNEXTSTEPjsa a rT q ^ r;^ ^ j« r ACCORD Speaking m m frw ly than U f time elite* ha brought the WlaabMm down ea Roosevelt field Itri Wadnewdsy to ie t e new world; girdling n m i r M Poet told « n e n r h u n o io u phases of hl« W end uabeeqaent teceptlon. Navigator Getty slrtsdy had de­ ConseqoeneeOfMorRtoriom P r o p o s a l Of Herbert Hoover By C P. WILLIAMSON WASHINGTON, July S -(A P ) —A definite airabco la world dlaarmament waa ax pertrd la it night by the adminlitratlon m on# im­ portant conaeqoonco of tha war debt rtierutoriian. With tho holiday in Inter-gov­ b y S p e n k ernmental payment* definitely a»anrod and atepa already takan to adjint remaining detail*, Preildent Hoover and hi* adriaora made tha forthcoming general disarmament conference their next diplomatic objective. Three time* In aa many months, \h e chief executive diA linked the At teen dur- Increasing coat* of armies, na­ ; i t Indicates vies and fortifications directly *f the sUte* with tbs world's -economic bur­ dens. s Acting Secretary COstls of tha State Department, in a chronolog­ ical m u m s of events leading to tha President'* proposal, disclosed yesterday that tb# Chlaf Executlve’a .f ln t mov* toward the morn, torlum wns mads on# week after round-the-world a soeech In which he linked S * . yew / 4 , • » •me«l *f Ora bsnjbr pewsr* on tM debt .holiday, he touched on tha arm* question, haying: "1 n**d not repeat that on* of th*aa cask** (of depression) 1* the burdam (Imposed and tho fear* mMM^hBeoa which aroused by competitive armament." Tho disarm am ent conference ■a oarty completion will bo held at Geneva In Febru­ before ua. ary und*r tho auspice* of tho Lmgoo of Natlona. America will participate folly and officially. ' fllr Ronald Lindsay, tha BrrtUh smbastsdor, ootlfisd tho American Government yesterday of the ac­ tion by the London Government In summoning an *xpertt ccnfsrsrvc-J. ' In • Acting Secretary formal statement expressed confi­ dence little difficulty woold ue found in working out n solution a f detalli. Earlier tha President itceircd a mraaage of gratitude from Presi­ dent von Hlndenburg pf.Germany. Thu President's plan was de­ signed mainly to assist Germany. That nation U Ur* leading active aappurtor of tb* Oeheva dlsarma- A WASHINGTON, July P -(A P ) Uma of nerifetion ho #neduat*r*4 Rosier business skies the worid “I’m not I * * g to let thfct ti -or ar* reported by Commerce De­ low Catty get fa r sha#d ** I partm ent representative# a« a ro­ o r n In public i peaking," eald P« who Has bean extremely reluct* ll, suit of the Hoover moratorium to make »perch** torrtofato. ' I proroaal. -H* got ahead of me down d | Summarising report* on th« pe­ Washington yreterday all right. t* I rlod »lnf* the President announced 1* ill* plan hot prior to the agrre*• ir.ent with franc*, the department ■I ann unctd word of •improved I* erntlment" had been rerelred from * tevrral countries. Department experts eaU the * psycholologlral effect of the m«m- scribed 1* bvcteua vein Urn pT»>- flight by _( . |vvd thus far for Jane tndk-atd an Increaa* In ear loading* and better than seasonal production I f eleetrie power and aotoaMbtiia. The returns, howavac, oHfl kre far tram complete. In Its May survey of burin***, tb* department said the decline uf H B W y more than seasonal pro­ portions in tha volume *f business gMch art In early In May eontln__ „ ,.r. . . . usd during lha rest of the month, favor of tho move. C. W. Enls- | so that general business activity, mlngar, tongwooj growar, spoke I after allowing for nor mal seasonagainst It. Tha motion for tho Increase In Use* waa mad* by Commissioner U P. Mills, Oviedo, and secondad by Commlasloner C. B. Searcy, Longwood. It carried over the dis­ senting vale of Commissioner B. K. Chuluot*. Commissioner Tb* number uf.tbU «!•»• ««*» *" tong, Russia Is Indeterminate but la be­ John Maiach, chairman of tb* group, was absent, and hi* place lieved to to cugtokjjbU . Many of UlU WelIlg*nUU. Joinlug the r*relation a t the outsat, became genuine pgsWUrlsns; thoae who actively otooeed It were ex­ iled or otherrrleo -punUhed.” iy Applications 'o Attend Camp At Hnona Received Irish af IS t a The dash plasa Jam L 1 r« < ra that number have Iwen bended In. ^b e camp for girl* between the age* of right end IS. will to eaptrviaed by Mrs. II. K. Morris, with Mrs. J. M. Btlnrclpher ss at tlstonL lllgb school girls who will act a* counselors ar* the Mist** Elisabeth Katie, Chloe Routh, Eth el Gales, and Mary Frances An- In he heard $ G. Sharon, s ta r County Ceuaty county were : , A . Black. • a morning’s •iy half torn* j..; ber Of Tracks That Are To Be Operated County’s Traffic Cop Gives Report To Commissioners Interesting facts and figures on ‘ lha dull** of a Seminole County ” w traffic sfflcsr ar* revealed In tha - , I I fd a c q w , in ly ’• * - (AP) — An additional tax of one-hall Tt^wogh Joseph Stalls, aavtet RttS- trill will be added to county taiaa ate ha*-«*t .s e t-to . win over tha for thd earning-. jmaa,-4h* fw •>;* The bill* waap. Introduced in tb* '.V lieu** by n eweet committee th a t ...v drafted the levenue progrem be-' •. |* tween the flret and treona eattn- ' \\ oidlnary *ee»lon». ' ' . ’ v ifi The Hou»* »dJourn*d aft** aa •, '>< /S Here are Mr. and Mr*. Charles II. Day. of Ridgewood, N. J* who hour’* meeting In order to give ar* touring the wurld In their home made aiiplane, seat*! In front of the committee appointed by Hpeak- . r ? their craft In Berlin. The plane was shipiwd to England from this er Lawl* an opportunity to eonelder M blits Intrcdueedf today. *s i country. Tht IIoum pMifd oiw blU and th* Senate several. All were of a mlnor nature. * The RenaU wrangled ever a. Nt resolution to require legUietol* • to rare* through the second aa-*. tracrdlnary session without pay , eventually defeating ’ tha plea. j Similar resolution* wrm* »**•», tJ U J j •lured In the House. On* esIUd upon the legislator* to serve with- f. out pay, another epacUylng oon ,R.DawsonAppointed Can’t Restrict Num­ cent per day aa tbs rata of salary, . - | Assistant To John­ son For N ew Post County Court Has Setback As Delay war debts, fsvtbanaers, was i r i s ’ - ' by th e . fact th a t k a* during the mid-year lull, la Idstrial a c tiv ity ,'a time when government the next two yearn w ithout taxing real astate through an ad valortm tax. D e s i r e s Services Of Alex R. Johnson Aw! Brains. And Ability Papworth Speak In Of Iniellifirentsia Favor Of P r o j e c t N R * TORE duly »—(A P)— While tb* war deb! agreemeot waa tolng described ia Important govern mental and financial quar­ TB____ I t . ta n aa an epoch-making event, probably leading to a new etu of world prosperity, Wall Street witnessed the seeming paradox of g sweeping decline In yesterday's ft*ck market. i The action of the stock market, bedsrv*r, did not reflect’ any ebaag* of heart toward the wgr >M g debt plan, which brought such a kU Vlgoroo* upswing' when It waa first proposed. f Teatorday's setback to tb* «to*k market w*» sggvavatad by a tour St ON WORLD FLIGHT c Reports Of Centers Re­ Improvement In Public Optimism ’• • RUSSIA SEEKING HEADS OF COUNTY TO WIN FAVOR OF VOTE HALF MILL ITPER CLASSES FOR FARM W OR* acendent over all other form* af •cympmlc effort.Again. In proposing lha mora­ torium tha. Prealdeot pointed fa tha contribution of “cempetltlvo a n s u p s U M s tha world wide da­ N U M B E R 151 F iv e C en t* A t ’opjr S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . m eat' *a* made tnts morning that C, .It. Dawson, Gainesville, had been appointed as assistant agricultural agent, onder Air* II. John»-ii, vocational director at tlu< Seminole High School. Mr. Dawson a graduate of tho University of Florida where he received H. M. and M. S. A. de­ grees will mak* HI* home nt lako Charm wher* he will also estab­ lish a branch agricultural esperlmenl office wtthiu a few day*. Hr eas In Sanford today and ex­ pect* to return here with hi* family tomorrow, and will begin Ms official duties Immediately thereafter. Ills rxyertsnce aa an ssrirultural tip e rt has been wide. Dur­ ing hi* year* a t tha University of Florid* he was prominently identi­ fied with almost every branch of agricultural and farm work. Ha was an assistant In dairy In­ vestigations I I* a specialist In poultry and hogs, following five years' work along that line; and U author of a bulletin on "The Effect of Dipping Cattle on Milk Production", and co-author of a bulletin ' on "Comparisons of Soy Bean Silage and Alfalfa llay f o r Milk Production*'. Mr. .Dawson I* an ci-service man. having ssrvrd as First l.lsutsnsnt In an Infantry division. II* crrrrd iiversra* for IN mi,nth* and hold* a citation fur bravery In action. H* it a member of the American Legion, and is a com­ municant of In* Presbyterian Church. Hit duties will find him acting In an advisory capacity to Mr. Johnson on all farm m sltrrs, as well at In ths same rapacity to *l| grower* and shipper* who ar* Interested In Improving farming snd marketing condition* Inrally. II* rxrecte to make the acquaint­ ance of every farmer In thr cuunty and urge* the* full co-operation of.nil, Bo that agricultural prog­ ress may to advanced. Farmers ar* requested to get In touch with him on any matters in which they ar* in doubt. The girl* will meet at Central Pork, Monday, July 87. and to taken to the ramp In automobile* fapalshed by tto lr parent*. They er* scheduled to arrive there in lime to enjoy a luncheon pre­ pared by Mrs. C . A. Stamper, who U a been the official dlring room manager f tr tb* past two years. A fter that they will sta rt oa a round of fan and frellc which will continue for an entire week. ■WITCHING cnABGKS DENIED They will observe tb* same ramp rules and regulations which wsrg WASHINGTON^July t^ - ( A P ) crilaral llasc. Appruximstelr to affect at a recent beys rssip ■—The IntenU U j fommerce com­ mission yesterday rg/used to ieISMd -WO be furnished by tho qulrs rslirwed* opssbting Into Mo ditlonel county HEADS VA*RJ KEW YORE, T*d llvsty, sto, tordey w*» ck»l I _ w .n « a ami fiu r dog tracks, whoso appli­ cations am on flic, In tho event Hillsborough county vutes fur rac­ ing at a spcrlal election. • Moreover, the commission has no uuthiiily to fix raring Hate* excrpt In counties with more than one hoi*«• or more than one dog track. There I* nothing It ran dr to pi event conflicting date* I*Iwrcn Miami ami Tsmps, for exnmplp. Then* It netbing it t*n tin to prevent hut so racing In lltllst uruugli and I'inclla* on the same d st.s. If Iwth counties votod for raring. Cha tman Bragin of the commis­ sion said yesterday he will lakr this up with npcral'inr who ubtaln permits and In inuntio* which cn- Iirtting Uu- c raring datf*. Tb* Inti rprvtatluir uf tb* Dw, aa handed down by tb" Attorney Gen­ eral, <lari IP d the illscrvllonary Tax Collect ions For Itowers uf lh<* rnm mission in paastng <n appliratluns, slmw.ng it June Are Announced ran mil) receive sworn staleirnrnt* Seminole County Tax Collector frmn prosprelive (lack operator* and. If th r quesllunslrr* have been Jno. I). Jlnklnt collectej a total In state and county piii|H-iI)*1|illo I out, must i**ue lbs of pi rmits subject to latlllralioh by taxes during tb* month of June, according to a report turned ovat to the County Commissioner* Mfbday morning. County taxes, on tb* 19S0 rad, nmounting to 9|TJ>64.43 were *ri~' Ire ted while a total of U 7M J0 la special school district Use* aad . school bonds wore collected. Tb* . total • mount collected from corn- ' ty, special school and drriua ta dls ■ trirts waa U M I U t . «& * Mr. Jknklna Collected H I Xvf . slat* licenses; in v iix i la slaw toxic, aad f7.t< from other WANT BONDHOLDER*’ NAMES • MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Ju ly ,'! \ —fAP^—High Commission**vgkd Collector Gesetal'. l todhsvg Nlcgragaa tonight rmiusetod Amarican kridare of Nkaraj n i l flv* par sent customs b to send their adresse* 1* th a ’ rrament tor*. :• •>V .‘ �he " * u )>•>• deaerved aotklsg bot tmik* fi*S |U4 w lta iairi I n warh of Out daring Ik* past ftw yeora. White Ik* t/M lk > u plenty af m«oey N b u < r w » k . thee* ato> / rle* aka*! Ms 'a lu la e th# n « * don't H at at all I n a U tee. Ha TOKIO, July t — wara rsprvssed htr* lait . nltkl O ut sanguinary clash*# *C <*► r rw and Kortana la Kmml W Manchuria might Mad tMdMpM ■tratlom against Ja p a rifta U * * thority In Kora* and wldmff*«d China** attack* an tba halt m*lion Koraan* In Mancharia and Mancolla. Dl*patch** U Japan*** n«r»pap«r* aald numerous attempt* ta turn riot* Into an anti-Japan*** or tadrp«nd*M« movement. wer* mad* bjr Koraan mob* who kHlod CUraland 003 *08 00*—I I 14 I thra* acor* Chin*** and wawwdad patroit — , 100 010 001— 4 0 1 cetera) hundrad other* la Karan QatU rift: Hudlln and 8*«*U| Bondar. • - • . Japan*** raaldcnta In varlooa Hogsettt and Herring. drabowsU. 000 10* 0 0 0 -1 5 * town* took m***urva to protact Bt. Louis Chicago J 1*0 010 001—0 * 1 themselves., i Bat lari**: Coffman, Bl**hold*r Th* aotbraak of Korean* agalnat Chin*** at Chamlpo waa tha and K*ir*Ui Frasier and Tat*. Other* rnlpad out. , ' moat a*riftat InUr-racial claab la recent year*, th* rioters nombovNATIONAL, LBAOUB Ing 6000 ta 0000. Thirty-eoten W L, Pet­ Chine** w*r* hilled and hundrada Injured. i t . Louis —— - 40 ' M |N Korean attack* on Chine**1took N n York 40 M AW plac* alao at Pingyang Bandar Brooklyn ~ --- 41 U AM night, th* riot«ra killing *0 Chi­ Chicago B N A4« nes* and wounding more than >00. B o llo ? - . ----- « »• ™ Tb* Korean attack* war* in ro* PkUadalpkto. . - S3 41 «* Pittsburgh --------» . 41 .4i« Cincinnati *• 4* A47 With tb* flrat half of lk« Cm tra) Plorlda Ba**ball League *L moat a thing of th* pact, and Ik* flag practlrally unfurled at Ik* In­ lander*' ball path, league olflrlala and player* ar* busy turning their thoughts to play and Im­ proved condition* during Ik* a#c. end half which g*<* under way Sunday. a l l . U 4 ball game. Kamm, wtt pad Morgan led tk* a t. , Ftylo -Johnson and Doijapk n th* only- Tiger* who w ait ,4a deal tb* offering* of iq With any regularity. 1* F r i d a i f the While Bos l tho Brown* to fire hit*, one o Me aad tw# bower*, t* gte* Baa* a I la I win. H* *Uo Mfc ala* of tha Brownie*. An,- with a homer ta d doabj* I Magic, get three of tk*. fir* N* detail* ar* fartlwamlng aa to lb* redull of a dlreetar'a ■eeliag Iart alib i la Ddflaaa. Th* H alter *f tko DoLead-Wlatar Park caateat waa ta kar* been tba mala tool* af discus, rfen brw rrrr. Other Natter* ta b* considered weret the ##■ tgbUakiaeat af a aalforai admlan lo a 'p r lc a tkraagbaut t h # leoiaai lit* adrlaaMUty of play. Ing tbfa* , gaaaaa a week, aa Baadaya, TaaadaAa aad Tba ra­ dar*; the ponlMUty af hlrlag a staff af ataplrra, aoaa af whom weald handle gaatea la their heme cities, aad tk* III. lag af a arhrdale. Uniats p r e s e n t pinna *r* rhanged, DeLand will open th* •rcond half with a gam* a t Banford |- G xo* will play at Winter Park, and flt. Augustin* a t Day* Iona. A elctoty for th* Krd* over the DeLand ouflt I* a real pooslbilly, for th* local club ha* been strengthened considerably, and lies] fans should bo glad of tb* clung*. Glanr* over this list of player* who will b* Fads during i | players. Including fir# pitcher*. th* *erond half, and see If club official* her* don't mean buslneaa! * A* farmer member of lhe> Itogerp and Pittman, from Wintar ■Making *MU. Jamba WIloU of Park| Hlrlckland, from Cocoa, and the Phil Ur*, boot tha KoMa* ta Hams, from DeLand. Rogtro and ddslh yaaUrday la a ■ I* 9 Htrirkland are right handed pitchK a o Which th* PhllMe* taok ata who ar* the pick of th* laagu*. kd*4hs» of P*m# vlrtens holllag Itngero can hit lik* a demon. Plttr i g t f t i f Btuat* aad Thurston. man la cosily the host third sack■ H i t held Iho Koblaa t«* all ar In th* Iragua, and has bean hAi, three of twhkh cam# la Iha hatting over .400 tinea the Iragua leaf two laalaga, oad won hi* alartod. Billy Bams, th* squatty IMh gam* af th* aaoaoa. P he DeLand flakier la another power, of tkaae wlaa war* acored ful batter whose addition to the Itar Trumbull.- whoa# aport are carried about tho i*I ar* “ In dlacusslng tha Btribiingling faattl* aaya that whit# or flan had all th* courage from now on. In addition to thus* player*, there U a bar* possibility that Cecil Hock, th# firm er (lator track, haacball, and football ita r who ha* boon playing for DeLand, win be hat a, aa will Wally Khannon, th* retaran second-sacbsr from th* Daytona team. Boy, thar# aura la baseball fever In th* air. If w* don't win the sec­ ond half with all that talent, thar* ought to b* a law. L K G A L N O T IC E Baaoball Result*; »t*7, Kora*ait; 9A0, Sign O ft Classified Ad« MESSAGE BEARER of ^k* P in t flplritoalta! Church, Mr*. Ball!* R. Roaaell, IT E. Concord A to, Orlande.__________ .__________ HAVE YOU* WATCH repaired aSSS*& | * Iberod* Dr. W. E. MecOOUOAIX, CHI­ ROPRACTOR, U now located a t Yesterday's BaaaM* Philadelphia *01 00* 0 0 * -4 11 4 hi* , residence la Floral. Bright*, Brooklyn ._ 000 101 001—8 • 0 B. B»nford. Phoa* ME-li. on lb* l*'#rllM*|D’ J 2 *eiako lb. l*ta. day af Cana, * UntAWYj, Office. Pindar pic*** phoke 7jk. good ball, and a large crowd I* urged to bg present to witness th* gam* tonight. RADIOTOWER 1990 CHEVROLET COUPE, »*w paint, new rubber. 1090 Ford Cos pa, like new. Real A Boa*, Myrtle Are. ________ BROOKBVUXE—J. 8. Bran* plans opanlng grocery and mark*! fought his way to th* front dur­ in North Main Bt. ing U* past raw months. Prince . Albert weighs 140 pounds. It will be an eight round affair. < Aa th* main preliminary, Boaford fan* will agala gat to aa* A Virile Drama of K. O. Korkay, of Sanford, mis It Youth and Its < with Bearcat lonrastor, of Or­ lando. Tho** two boy* mat bar* Yearnings! _ last Wednesday and put up tho beat fight of tha aeowlag. U * . easier was given tha docMIon, but Rorkcy clearly outpointed him, and fought tho hotter fight, Aa announced by Promoter Mel­ ton Ieat weak, popular price* will b* charged, Ladtea are ' * ar* urged to attend. Th* flrat bout will gat under way at S:90 o'clock, and Harry1 Brown, Or­ lando, will b* tho referee. Miracle O acreta 0*v J, E. Tarwlllager, prop, W a id E taWILL RENT furalshod bvagalow or oottogo with gaiago If real and location ault. Boa W. Me Harold. ; Chase And Y. M* C. A. To Meet On Diamond POR RENT: Thrasher apsutmwri*, l i t Pork At*. laqaha wlthl* or CARD OP THANKS By'H- II. CULLIIM Chase A Com poy *»d th# I wish to thank my frtenda for tb* floral offering* and othar Y.M.OA. diamond ball, t*#PM »•« kindnesses shown at lb* death of clash tonight on th* l*k* front diamond In what should p m * th* my son, John ^rg ro tt. . best gam* of th* — aaoapn. ■a ■ --- ---- _ , Both teams bars boen playing VV ' ; <ii.^J DOT DOPE ARB CCVAIK m i pOHt HASSLIN' IP *fi W ^ A V U jfb I M < S lT B O M * VVELUH* W » P •TAMWN*. MHhT MT iu i THIS R A S S U N 6 TrLolTftoo& DMt'VW \ OAMe'tt, riiiye. M e C R A X .Y in f f l s LS S ^ ; , o w e M O R E . L m a n e AGRCAT w G " ro u > c « F c n -> fNAHO « « * “ .“ s a * “Ugj M-V J 0 « 0 I ! ftyj A ft? u ts I �' . ,'■ j 'i . ' • y., ‘eTfTT_ ' ^ eT i: a i J'jir t i l . i# r.| K i ^ v *i r*i ******r Berolatlonary Vj^T. (T%t* paturmlly r ^ S S•-• . •S •4S? -B y th* tip * of th* Ctr .* * * V i W on. m m is S iim o tto n tlghla, with u t t n i M a'aft with Urn diamond* on tbo ohlrt o f ' gambltra. 'Motbor* * * » •* ? * * to »*«M ;th# Bowtry. AU«r, J r , in A jra iS ifo ff1 . . . TWi *Mt» ut* oU Euilltap n gniW and ah'*' pleytd h o T 'fo n MndaoiMIr.'.’Whto Big T in died, ah# gar* him th* A w t Impfttililr* fuaaral *r*r open In New*York Up 10 that tint*. lib* aerate* wor* la Old BL P*trkfc> Cathedral. T hat proper raipw t be y*id Big Tim’a femaina, Malberry, .W itt and M a c e Slfoot* war* scrubbed with eoap and water for th* occasion. i do not expect all the feminine letter to the briflianey of UdV Mary Wortley [he "Thiefqjtph one* to reach the heightg iffc Loifl*:Btdvendoh, We bolide th e tiifth * ford ffunOlee who are eeparatgd from each *11 on itWr ,uar > ;& » :•* w s r ■contact by .writing, k,■ rtfitlO A *U l fit “ hanmlhif. ““ “ “ *11 tao to nlo that cam* at* ,«xpf ,p r>M •• !• * pallor ;1M. .In Wu > Jlitl* gltla .from up-Uwn ’ i Back* ; -- cp n ibe i boo u je nuaw h i w ,mua , u i l . S ttgM lug popularity ^ ^»}*tipn- . - o — ; inun Intelligence appear* to On* of the moat eeloifnl of tb* derated lUelf equally to p*r. rh atiettra o f thU period We* fMling police niulpinrijt for 8 t* t* ; Brodle. Ha , U -aWacrttwd as prehending criminal*, and to bflghufartd, 'abort, plump1 and rtfplandent with diamond*. H*roW*r*htpp«r» sought him o u t la bio a*)ooa lb such number* that bo had to make a apeelal rule about H * r U leroedy pwMnt eon. JJrlnhin, with them, fitev* Ytvrei fl|iont. 'c o rd in g to a leading I* 1need to drink:.with ab y rn o n .i.Djl.t, It la to bar* an aguP > « o paid for tb* drink, but b* UiU -Hellion of work and l*ltur*. Oh, wall, we’re no hog. W all te n p te r t t i Like the, loat holL— r fir* reals, filer* flgurad :BoiU r Herald. by drinking b**r out of uy date**A* rould.Mtipoe- A fraternal poteuUt* In Ran drink onough to Injur* h p rr«ncld«o i*j» , l W lb* cur* lor h. Eroota prorod that ko wa* d*prt**loa tffleoa gloom and more book-(lapping. What with Ike S .(ta r,heroin*, who left tbo aimplo .terming Uf* wad typ»*d to the i Wi *, th* or»t*r potato, th* bo*a Mtoon and the gaa light*, *k pr»My .tight. All ,*h* .%u I* bar tnsmorlot. And tw y w k ally run teak a*' forth*1 .U*% ouab ooper-bum* ,aa Doaror P o u , .Boston fiUm, ,Ik* ,tb* Bii»U*r, Maternity .Burfa, S k w tU lf ^*Uy, *hd J*m*a, tad * ,How. Sopa A y . - I f tenter* down th* | W n Bun, tU Cabby •itoanili’ h U fV N t ^ K N C w -s^ M Iu r. * What w* should Ilk* |o- know from Prof**aor Piccard la wh*th*r th* cloud*, *l*w«d from th* other ap­ aide, allowed any allrer lining*.— lm- VI rtiifiaa.PI lot . .« ; record'!* , 'JQlWArf m r P- 0 . M tlatyra toll* of a K*w !’ Tork*r Who g»T* .His .mother,Inlaw ^ drink of opote-uaky hoeUh - pOO trailing aad tbs tex lA ftn aao n >V»bo wb*’ pitching for Brooklyn. Lindbergh-luU called Getty the beet and thli fte t ccnftrmi -the Judnaea A man-In California two ro- sr/& j* ***> * , a l B s i i i < • theAHem k i j A W y ^ :« iy y will occwmmadat* I to T paapU. brlag your botblag salt aad meve if tWpOOt oo“ H d«»n and bd*. a Ocean At*. tnABELOEN>W ?'■ e : f f “« ' ram* naturaliaedT—Detroit N*w«, rY Y d o o ’t jfo u t t i l l y , » M “ m 0*t That being yoju.oJjkqlxe, .whkb-tixc #JwWxpu.b«X? v of ,ty* (Powgrp. into , dump Ctrl*. -U the lexpaicoee of MijQQQfiQO mo.tpiiita cuuflg anjfthio^. jhouiU Qat ll you try to jmiale.thrqu^h the ■wglurf f a m r l u l r a n n A lu A . m*r fteooiTllt bllM * (**■ a s* r « r !? y s pewese weight* <md <Uatnf^tera you lo»e the,main •Jgeur and areaamudi at k * W g o i) l ,^h*.w*y b* ,M rt< Me.ho le u yomarkable puiehed on obUvidue of :i, u w ' u r T ^ Q»e ^ i ^ ^ W e Ruidefgrjw wftUow ii .thfBuUlc. W JfUl ofpUote, ■Iona. B u t.w e mws In * . l i t I.I 1 .MC. M e e k . Ml Conaidering th* year* or v ilh a t tod* and ilraggU *o*nt In rtB*h< ,*wg Beetr-i w ourm l Vt be a* > n • U t ,ild* njrth and eouLh tiaffle •»>lfeo*/ w* *Agg«tt l h ai: th .. w*U com* out to tbo "Trlpplo ,Kb . CQTTAqta, jiuni ' AT^tJNA lojeaty. tt .u .m f ’ dKWjJTPvX^p t l ' I " . A t’AM f laatpy .ii sunburn season earning on, wa be. -The laka la C » tU ) Park U >l*t> W itt UtU* boat*—and «># Kg* ^weTyeeffp* |a* jO |. 1,1’ i * ‘ m?vm' J- �AT THE C Continued from Pag* One) 1 ahoultl be able to raise this reve­ nue from some other source. Lindsey Is ona Mrs. E. K. Tolar rttunm d yes­ terday from Jacksonville where ahe was the guest uf rclatlvea dnd friends foe sereral days. Mrs. J . H. Aly ttturned Wednes­ day from paint. In North and South Carolina whsro she has been spending the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Adams who were residing nt the Park Apart­ ments are now at home to their friends i t 107 West Sixth Street. Copt, and Mr*. II. Y. Lyons, of Lincoln, .N tb , MIm Franee. Mor­ Florida at Gsinetvill* fvrry sum- row an,| Miss Katherine Syme* •ner.qnd has been leaching In t v •pent today at Silver Springs, near Geneva schools ,during 'the winter.1Ocala. Mr. ,Grolt has been a winter resident of Oenara for eight years. Mr. and Mrs. J. Dingfolder *nd The coop)* left Sunday for Raines, taro children left today for Boulh rllle where Mr*. ‘Grolt will finish Carolina and points in tbo East her course nt summer school. They where they will spend tha summar will (hen leave'for points in In­ months. dians,Illinois, and Ntw jfqrk for a shoft wedding trip. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Chorpenlng and Mita Alya Chorpenlng have re­ Civic .Program To He turned fto Daytona Beach where e , spent the week-end with Mr. Hold At Rand Shell th and Mrs. A. Company. * 4 ,b*nt *1, Ottamqa, it tha greatar part, -.HMdMtowo, Md„ I 'g ta Abated from ■S lu if'to e tn conk flaWord' Atlantic The Independent Merchant, AsM f t t i p*kt year. ■oclatloa *r}U sponsor tonight’s program of local musical.talent to bo heard at .the,pond Shell start­ in g 'st 7:80 o’clock. T h r entire pro­ gram will ba broadcast over the public-address system owned by J. J. Tillla, .Delaqd, who Is in charge of the programs. The program, tha second of a series to ba heard doting the sum­ •Society Of mer months; Includes the follow­ ing local talent i J i n . II. JL Lalng, selectiomi Mrs. R. H. Pippin, i m p vocal accordion solos; lltrm an Echols, In tha Junior a takeoff pn "Amos end Andy;" solely of >h« Cecelia.Trtluek, vocal ■election,, Church en- and' tha Betolnols Creamery male irty'aitdplc- quartette, In negro Spirituals.. Misa Sprtngi on 'Elisabath Clark, will ba accompan- mm S fctThe girls and boys hams of Mrs. Hehnan k Arsons, whore they V jH th cor*” lo U k. S p ftg * .i« fo r anjoy- jMkqpsrat Yarhay. ElDoris Roe key, B a rta is Fysaada Andrews, sod a. Robed! GltivensUln. ■eter Gdth Mr*. Hen H0*k*y. J. Bennett, i. Jllll and Thornton. Mr*, t . L. Lflo Tbpro- Smith Home Scene Of Circle rMeating I’ l | • , ♦ # *1 . V , The homo of Mrs. M. B, Smith corner Twelfth Street and Palmet­ to Avenue, wsa the scene of thu tegular meeting of Circle Number [la* Of ' tbo Flrht Methodist Church Aid on Mooday afternoon with (fa. Smith and Mrs. A. D. Bheenskeq as hostesses. Mrs. GSurge M^Ctaln presided over the buslMas session at which time actlvlties fee tha' Call wars discussed. A t.the koMluslon Of all business • social period waa eajoyrd when refrreakaiaaU'VTefs served by the hostesses. Those present were: ri. Gsorge McCram, Mrs. W. C. fkle,,Hrs. W. P.lfleU a, Mrs. J. H. Rowell, Mr*. M. B. Bmith. Mrs. J..B . Crawford, Mrs. Anna Zeroovean, .Mrs. Alma Hubbuch, Mrs Mary Hall sod Mrs. A. D. Shoe­ maker. S The report further suggests 18 optional method, of raising thla fund. They only suggest theee ave­ nue, of revenue, and leave It to tha House to oeleict sufficient one, of Industries, the only one wBtch them |0 Mloe the flJHKl.OOO necesshowed a decline gT*ater-th*n- •ary. tearanal was that of In n and steel In which the adjusted laden The method, suggested are n of-output fell about 4 per cent" Cigarette Tax, intangible Tag, Re­ the department said. vision of the Occupational license "Production of automobile* if Tfeg Schedule, Tag on' Professions, adjusted for seasonal tread shewed Documentary Stamp Tag, Rill too change ** compared with Ap-. board,. Amusement,, Banks and rll. cotton leitll* production ron- Finance Co.’s Tog, Ic Additional tinned on the April Urol a id hoa on Gpsqllnr, Earl,* Tag on nonshown no material change during essentials, (but the committee did the flrti half of June . . . The not state what wen- to be consid­ adjusted Indei of production In ered as nctt-etsrnUaluJ .Kilowatt Ilnur Tax on Electricity, and 3c per gallon tsx on Kcrusenr, ' i [ I | Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Gibbs expect to le a n far Son Antonio end El Paha, Texas where they will visit for a boufa lx weeks. .Enroots home they will spend*a short tint# In Georgia. Forming a party spending today a t Daytona Beach were: Mrs. M. M. Eaiterby, and Mrs'. Edward Higgins and guests, Miss Jennie Leltrji and MUs MarBell* lx Itch, 8. .'c T * ’ of Charleston, S Mrs. Hey ward Walker has as her guests this week' at her horn* on Washington Avenua, her pieces, __ the*..law Mi s Ellen and ~ * Harsh " CIsm r* Bradshaw, of West Point, Ga., and Dorothy West, of .I^eshurg. Misa Jennla Ixltch and Miss MaeBelte Leltch, of Charleston, 8. C., • re the guests of th*lr aunt, Mrs. 8. M. EasUrby, at the home of her daughter) Mrs. Edward Hig­ gins, on MagnHIa Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Walker and son, Georg*, returned yes terday from Black Mountain, N. C., Whore they have been s|iending the post five weeks. Enrvrut* home they Visited friend) fo r severs! days In AGanta, Ga. The rommiltee also wisely roeommrn'le,| „ UNIFORM induction In salarlr* or alt state officials and employe,, with a higher scale for the larger salaries and so on down, this same UNIFORM reduction lo apply also to state expenees other than salaries. < The committee carried out my , Idea, almost to Iho letter as to the ; Slate Road Department. Their tee* ' ommrndstion provide, that the de­ partment he limited lo maintrnanr-* ' and lo cunstiuction ONLY of Fedaral Aid mads. Mr. and Mrs. R. JL Kelley and children, of Cameron City, have re­ turned from point, in AlabVma whoto they have been visiting rela­ tives for a abort time. Among those from hero attend­ ing the Baptist Assembly in DeLand this week are; Mrs. John D. Abrahams and tha Misses Alice Dr Coursey, Thelma Tew and Basel Tew. f o r Form Wo Continued from Page Ona) of tha 810,000 dua Rem lnot* Coun­ ty by Yolutla County In the con­ struction of the Osteen Bridge. The high lights in I he resolu­ tion concerning the taking of fish by nets pro as follows: Rough fish, ratfish and mullet, may bo taken frum the waters of la k e llarney, Lake Munroe and the St. Johns Hirer. Nets not more than 2A0 yards In length and such mesh and <ther regulations as may be prescribed. Only residents and ritisens of Om inula County s i the time the resolution was passed are eligible for the commercial fishing thbs set up. . The permission to fish with nets, as abova proscribed, extends from the present time until BePL I. 1MI. The appointment of a deputy game warden, to supervise the fishing during the period desig­ nated, with power tu collect onefourth of une rant per pound up­ on all ralflih and mullet caught. Tha money rullrcted to be used for jiaylng bD salary. Persons ralcblng flab In the above manner may tall them In Ihie county or any county In Flor­ ida, In accordant# with the provi­ sion of the law In regard to tha sal* of fish. Violators of any of tha regula­ tions Immediately forfeit their right as net-fisherman of tluu type. In fact, taking by and large, thr report conforms In a large meas­ ure tu my Ideas. I do nut favor some, of the taxes they suggest, but do favor a good many of them, and huge that the legislature con raise the addliional irvenue and take the |0 mills off of rial anil personal property without working a hardship on any group of Indi­ viduals or businesses. Seattle .fin Flight 4)ver Pacific Ocean NEW YO|tK, J« l i • - ( * * ! Shout, and shuffles of W0>» munlsts w*ri^ hinril th e l t y 'j pork jrslerday 'aflerhoon I* ’ unemployment demonstration, 180 policemen leU. the daw • tutor* ntnrch anti Oheer- 4l t'rrd and hiarse, they quit thelt own areortL 1I0I.I.YWOOD—Florida PI Art Corporation Incorporated 110.000, plan* trcrlloh ff**l plant. ’ ^ D uring A pril, May and Ju n e A H E R E a re reg io n * A f o r Iliia — F ire sto n e ia A '“J now building the C rcatcrt T ire V alues in h is to ry , willi llio result llmt Firealone factories arc oper* I aliug 2 1 hours a day, 6 ,■ days a week, lo meet pub- ' ■ 11c p r e f e r e n c e . ’V j i Thi« la the year every- ' w i t , ® body la a e ru lin is in g hia r “ purchase*. TTtl* la parti** f ularly.true in Ure J^tiylng because o f tbo m any confusing and m isleading algtoraenl* n u d e aboqlllrea- Tp jfive car owners the facto, Fire­ stone published comparisons showing quality, construction nml prices. T urn ijie pqj^lc epnte iu — fiu»|lo tlielr own r.om parU ons with croas-aec^lona cut from J^realour tires— and front special brand mall order Urea and others. When they saw the f acts* ib'eyjta more Firestorm tires (luring (kprll,! anil Ju n e (hnn In any like per lq Firestone-history. » I* Drive in today anil le t as show (hope Firestone Extra Values and,! your egr equipped for Safe, TVot Free Summer Motoring. ifFo can , you money and serr* yop tf»(fer. C O M P A R E F R pllnl, "so I guess it must have ligvu cockney English.” (Ratty is bii Australian.) Then ther* was n long pause amt tha emliarrassi'd pilot, who still aaams perplexed by the honor* beshawsred upon him, finally said: *G don’t seem lo lie getting Mrs. W. 8. Thprnlon and house guest, Mrs. G. O. 1’arkman, of Columbus, Ga^ and Mrs. Jadef Cameron left today for laks Mlaa Hsltle Losslpg was husteaa Wales, BaratoU qad other points PlJkNT CITY—Rogers A MWa t a bunco parly last Saturday hi' the southern poet of the stst* •robing at Me'home on E ast Third where they will epsnd sever*) days. ■Bebrooks, Inc., department stura, moved to larger q u artan ot 110 a ir ret for a number of her friends. South Collins fit. TREK CRU^HRS.CONVICT Had had as,h e r gueali .the followIlk: Misses . Lottie Prissier, MarTALLAHASSEE, July H -(A P ) g ire t W y irtli, .Rulh Andfraon. Esther Lowdng, .Ruby Anderson. —John Allen, alias J. Johnson, JO; Hvelyn Portjr, cfaja Evelyn and stale convict, died In a Tallahassee, ■epUne Cheek, of Maitland, hospital yesterday shortly after, try,and VlfgtoU, Eayle, JCvel/n being struck ovrk the head by a a r p .M rs .A . D. Rountree, and falling .trao a t a prison rsmp In 1 Kay, Miles Anderson) Vlrior .JYakulla o u n ty . 1 The prisoner irle)r, Jo* Mlehler,' Emil Fabre was working wjth a road gang at d John F . k r e . y PvUdo. _ ‘the time. He waa herring a threeyear sentence from Pinellas coun­ ty for theft of an automobile. Misa Loaaing Gives Party On Saturday Give Permits To All A p p lic a n ts •Ian cinnot question the financial respou.lbMto.qf «nr •MUffBt be* n u n the aiuwsrs to its qurvtlimalrr, are made’under oath. I t mutt p a,, the approval or rejection of the permit* on to the voter*. "The law alto provides for the posting of $50,000 bond, by the holder, of llctnses," Chairman Hraicin explained yeiterday. "This wuuld tend to prove the applicant’, financial tenpontlbllity." Bragin wa* somewhat worried concerning the aection of the rac­ ing bill pertaining to the power, of the commit,Ion In fixing dates of race meeting,. Chicken Hupper iday night II to H P, M. Methodist Chureh Anaes leneflt Methodist Orphanage at Benson Springs. I°IS . ■. Chevrolet ,Chevrolet Ford . ■Chevrol.l IWhippet iKrikliM) Pbntvulh a..»dJ»r 6.00- 30 ’Dodge.... Dursnt fJmham-P. Pootiae ,lte«eev*li ,a'illfs-Ku tUOMI 6JUKX0 7.00-20 SOsSILD.. U abILD. 36,6 |l,D. 6,00 30 IU ), S e e if fir s t! th e "JU qle g l i p t ” iu n a i e le c tr ic r e f r i|f e r » |o r s A n o th e r WRaTllfCBOuaa achievem ent. "CampUUly ila ia n c id .,iG M tA b4 m ore f s l t e l f s p s c e t h s a an y r e ­ frig erato r its alas. H a s nil the im prurruventsand ooore n lo u c e s o f tb « w idely .♦A “ Special Bemnd" lie* le made by a maxufaelurrr for dUlrtbuioes saeb as mall oevlre kansee, ail ran, ponies and ollirrv, na­ iler a name that slees nol Iden­ tify the lira mannfaelaeer la the p u b llr, ■•■ally beeawae ha Inti Ids his "Mel gustily” line wader Ids awn name. Firestone p««» kie name on aeery lien he C O N S T R U C T IO N O-Mrai TtM- ' Tlraafaa* bm m ttw IT * 1* 1 N ii^f • • • Mere WMill, lafSai t • • i ! * .♦ * U v lf 4 .7 * 4 .7 4 MnenThicknsas. • ttl .* 7 * Mare Wright, irxe models. And Mooomy, loo. With it duvely m m |Su to' 1150 each year as kaa modern refriwrators, Why.he oldyen it costs leas to be modern? Only 10$ csL Hslanne i prrsd over two yean. Sen tha facts before yoa make nay thrlalan. m id Q U A L I T Y * M .H * M .H 5=4=—i U . O a S lv s a ■ 41A COMPLETE SERVICE STATION' H o f-M q c Firestone Brake Lining: Tiolene Oil Retreading Polishing & Washing . Gn Vulcanizing Woco*Pep Puroi Gas Fl^eatoneBft � 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. 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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 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 08, 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/9e0e1ad15f4cdc0403e0c44a22df80e3.pdf 9b57a69ae0140cefc090110693677456 PDF Text Text !D M J<r N E W S P A P E R SA N F O R D , F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y , JU L Y 7. 1M1 RESCUED CREW OF NAUTILUS REACHED SHORE SHE SUES Robineau S a y s Carl­ t o n Adminlatratioi Hocked Obligations Of State To Banks G reat Satisfaction Is Expressed In Euro­ pean Capitals Over Final Acceptance TALLAHASSEE, July 7 .- The H A B 8E E . July 6 - Negotiallana already atartad In w yopc In terested pari* foe a confer roe* o f expert* statem ent bgr, Gov* to work oat technical detail* of Itim>dRrrJed b y tha applying Praaldent H n w r ’a moret jTtom j>l*n and tha British gov•rnment ha* renewed It* Invita­ tion for a conference o f world power* chiefly eooearaod. In all tha capital* o f Europe aqd Wash­ •t th e ington the agreemeat halwaaa a few France and tha Ualtod Statea waa received with Croat aaUafactloa London U of the opinion * how­ ever, that moeh remain, to b* dona, and Roma announced It waa ready to part Id pat* In any conference# rerardlng tha opa-.a. tion of tha plan. Tha dam an coearnment promised that the money released by tha maratorlna will be used only to assist that country’s economic raeorcery. At Washing, ton Prealdant Hoover announced the arree meat with obvlooa rs, and tha State DepartM e Cons to work on tha mass o f detail* which will prob­ ably occupy It for weeks. Stock markets o f all large cities \rn- M aeioH favorably'to' f i i o n l l * ' Ht tho tk a campaign, and have acted ao appointment by ment of th* In a r l wf hind by the tag co Os­ i lalag. France « ceded f-wtll lo Apr. 1. 1ML 1 gaa for th* Hoaaa United Stataa' V.fa^tai TUX GOVERNOR’S what major potato had spec led. Raaladfar that a n subject id the aaart P in n m m . certain payments are to I hy Germany tor repa rat Carlton administration ha* "hock| ed" obllration* or th* «tat« to / Krw York banka In defiance o f the Josephine Dunne, film actress,. constitution, Representative H. P. abort, was awarded |7S ynmithly Robineau of Dad# county rharged alimony la a U Anc*le» court In a ilatrment la»t n lfh t ft took from Clyd* E. Greathouse, pend- np item by Hem the Waurhula Inc trial of a contorted suit for statement Governor Carlton di­ divorce. rected at Robineau and PU1ported t i prove false moih of what tha Covemnr h»d claimed. “ I aalJ hi* administration hypothecatad credit* of a depart­ ment of the state in violation of the ronstltuti in,” the Hobtoaau Kobtoaeu statement s a :j. -I ask Mr. OW** ton to tell th*’ people wh*tb*<, ‘» board of ahlrh F# I* * member, ha* not plrtlged oMlr»tl<-.-* of th# stale with a certain hank In New York, and whether that doe* nut cenrt'tute a violation uf the eonalltulional provision* which pro­ hibit the pledying of the credit of PARIS, 7.—(AP) -T h e t » t the state. Thera are record* In the of Ibo war debt moratorium ar. treasurer’* office and In the mincord, approved by France and the nte* uf the trustee* of the internal United State#, era* given out lost Improvement fund to proeo that (dght by th# French government, there was *u<h a pledge of tha atata credit.” tl follow*: Robineau referred t> the mrthml -After exchanges of view* tho French government state* that It hy which money wa» borrowed to Is in agreement wlth-th* United meet flood control debt*, by pledg­ tb* Stela* on th* essential principle ing anticipated receipt* of • of Praaldent Hoover'* proposal trustee*. ’ •fl ivemor Carlton's awertlon and on th« fallowing proposition* which may b# gxptesaid thkat • that what I rharged wa» totally •Flfat-—Th* payment of intcr- fairs la Itself false." Robineau1* go ram mental dabu Is postponed statement said. "When in my from July I, 1031, to Juno SO, speech** at Miami. Tampa and 8t. Petersburg I denounced the ad­ IMS. “ SOeond—However, the Re|ch ministration’* Bttf'M't to ritort •111 pay th# amount of th# un­ more revenue b) imposing new tax measure* upon the people, and conditional annuity. ITb# French government *gr*a* exp tied tb* wroBC* practiced b>" TEXT OF HOOVER WAR DEBT PLAN IS MADE KNOWN F r e n c h Government Reveals B a s i s O f Moratorium Accord " th* budget report Reich ihall be placed be the - Bank far Inlrmatlaabl Settlements In le guaiantaed hy the Grrmaa roads. a •Third—Th* . ouepended pay( Continued Og Pag# Thtee) Marentette T e l l s O f Experiences On Fishing Expedition •Hiawatha", and arrived o ff tho n t h of Blmlal tarty Sunday Tha party spent fawr days nt carious points slang the roast-Un* o f the tiny UUad, and haalad hi hundreds of jmnada o f fish * f of practically rrefy tropical aaa v a r i e t y with, th* am- 0U, after helag ptetographad I mere than fatty hug* racks o f they had caught, they left far 'O pi itM t the -Legislature. This report era* prep*rid hy the budget mrrailaalon o f which (lovemor Carlton Is thalrman, and o f which th* secre­ tary o f (h# state, th* stats runpIroller, state treasurer, the com­ missioner of sgr culure, the state superintendent of public iiutrur. tlon and the attorney gens rat are th* other members." Sanford Has Quiet Fourth With Only 3 ’ L a w Violations C l u b Committees That Sanford wa* a quiet spot Named By Rotary ever the week-end 1* revealed ‘ n At Meeting Today 0v* fact that Municipal Judge R. W. War* had bat three cases of alleged law violation* brought befora him In police court yesterday afternoon. Jack Johnson, colored, arretted O ff rare William* and Wilcox, and charged with dlropderly conduct, waa fined (20. He pleaded not galky. * Ervin Warren, colored, charged with drunkenness, after his art rest by Officer Anderson was fined MAO. Tom Campbell, colored, rh>rg*d with recklaas driving. wd> fined M. He had been arreslerkby Offleer* Wili ams and BhafNr. A nsgrs named Henry lla ll who omv aeteed a term at Ralford and who U nam In th# evunly J*U awaiting trial *o chargas which may ea* him Dlacod at IUlford Th* negro, * resident of GtoveUnd, hut known } o katr# been Ur# dunag th* RaH taro weeks, la charged with breaking and enur­ ing, staaUaf aMomybll*. and Other count*, nil Of which will be aired at the Dgramber' Urm of alrrult ewurt. Sunday nftetaaoa he is aald to hue* stolen S tRcw Whit* truth from tha Wight'dlrucary Co. gar­ age on Fearth JKreet. And then eaUnsd the HatUnal Biscuit Co. waiehaus# w hodr ha stole several boas* o f feed, la te r that day, aftor Jey-rWlng ahant th# county U th* track ha U Sanford a id U aald to W v* aaUred th* a M a n t e l fMac* on Sixth Street, stolen, Mbantl article* of slsehlagi and M teand that act by anurtag I h a h S t o M W. F. Shelly at sixth and M h . Aeeaus, where he aypt 11ill ■wTjnhf* clothng. J. Q. W hH*/W n Ilea* oo West Fbxt I l n d T B V a aakep la tha W l t a n K l l I le. a n d r. Member* of th# Sanford Ro­ tary Club, meeting at tha Montesums Hotel today, set aside most of Ihslr business and social ac­ tivities. and heard and discs seed th# selection o f various members a* committeemen for th* fiscal year beginning July 1, 1031. President H. a . Gray announced that th* following rotarian* wfl) b* expected to serve on commit­ tee*: — JkJms and Object* Committee: X a . Gray, H. M. WaUoo, R. O. Rhlnholsar, W. A. Laffiar, B. V. Ilalnes, and W. L. Cooper. Public Relations Committee: W. M. Ilayne*. A. W. Epps, Arthur Mill**. Club Service Committee: H. O. Shlaholter, H. Irving Loattlt, 0. W. Spencer, A. T. White, L. L. U R oy, W. M. Haynes, and Pnol Btlne. Vocational Serrlc# Committee: B. F. Haines, 8. Pulortoa, and II. R. Stevens. Program Committee: H. I. Louttil W. M. Haynes and 8. 0 . Shin- a* they aiVirad In Wueenstuwn, Ireland, after harlnc been fhe submarine wa* enroute to Spitsbergen to rrepare for INCREASE IN GAS TAX IS ADVISED BY COMMITTEE latomatlanal Service Commit, tee: W. I* Casper, B. U Maltble. MIAMI, July 7. — (A l’ l — Paul H o ait, former llroward county xherlff and lb other* we.a Indlrted for conspiracy to. vlilat* th* prohibition law It was learmnl lod»). The Indict* ment waa retained by tha Fed­ eral grind Jury and clarged that th# liquor waa landed and transported at Pompano and an attempt made bribe C. S. Soul, Hollywood polkaman. b>: off.-ilng him »t000 rash and 3tl case* uf l.quur. , Florida Solona H e a r Suggestions W h i ch May Bring In Cash TALLAHASSEE, July 7— (API — An added on# cent ta* on gn»*ijne, and taxes on kerj»enc. lusuryes, amusement*. Intangible#, and other commodities was reconw ilendrd by a **l#<t committee to,U> a* the Flsrlda Legislature opened its second estraordlnarT Mail**. Th# cammittro reported to Ihe House IU finding* end recommend­ ation* after deliberation over the legislative program sine# July I. The report adojilod w.th It* pro­ vision* for male than MJOOJIOO lg new revenue, and f ir a state ffepeuse reduction. , __ 8 a y s Younic Citizens Came To-Itascue Of Judge Sharon Sounds Docket AndCharges M e m b e r s Of Jury County Judge June* C. Sharon was busily engaged this efteinoon, w ith'the assistance of CiUnty Prosecuting Attorney John 0. leon in ll, In the trial o f the first of nearly SO allrged violator* whoa* case* were Impjrlenl inougl) to wa: rant their bring hrard in th* regular term of County Court. This morn'nr . Judge Sharon •minded th# criminal docket and charged memboi* of the Jury ae tn their duties and responsibilities In th* trial of th* many case* to be heard. Ha pointed out to them what k privilege it wa* to be • member of a Jury, avtn Ip th* SftiS’. f’iSUiJtf 'W * © “ meeting neit Monday nlghL >, Matter* upon which tho Com-, mission*rs last night acted were;' Awarding Tha Sanford Herald tbs contract fnr printing th* dallitquant tag list, after learning that th* llondholdem' ITotactle* Cam* mlttea had agreed to pay fltOO of th* |2ft00 printing roata; deciding to send a bill, ealldatlng tha pi«s« ent City limits, to Tallahiaapa with th* request that no referen­ dum ha attached. Pommlulonera ladder and Byrd were both of th* opinion that it would b* u*ele«* to bold a (Continued (L, Pag* Three) . State Senator Qf Maryland Indicted On erjury Count atat* senator. ycstetOav 1»ua‘ ia» oigan------------ ----- House wrangling for an hour ovsi a tebolutlon, eventually ad ipted, to reduce from 87 to seven, th# numl>#r o f standing rooiin.tter* for th* sfasion. Duiing th* di.russioa* charges arere made that Governor Ceritjn and th* l.e*i,lsturv Us whole ■nd as committers slid various dielsluns nf the slate were le•puns Me for the extended legis­ lative period. A resolution by Representative W ilson, Hillsborough, which would place the House on rnurd as re­ fusing to pass any taxation meas­ ure* until a one rent ga»ol ne las rtvenu* was diverted from the state road ilepaitmrnt of the gen­ eral revenue fund was n f r rnl to the resolutions inmmlttee. The .tonal* passed on* local hill M o re adj mining until this allvrnoon. oni.AN D O, JulyT—How Ashe­ ville, N. C - citlxsn* recently took a hand In the government of their rlty after the lost of MVerat mil­ lion* of dollars and aurcredrd In rxtrndlng IsuHs ami changing thofficials and form o f government, waa related to Ihe Junior l'haml>er o f Commerce at Its monthly even­ ing meeting last night by I’ hll Cookr, Judge of th* munlripal court of Asheville. Judge ('coke aald that the action was the iisult of the forwMitn of a Young Men’* Council on • the order of th# Junior Chamber of Commerce Failure o f a large bank anl several other* rrst the rlty ami county llb.000,000 In dr*|>o*it(Continued On P «r r ’ITiree) Flames Induced By arm Board Backs Intense Heat Burn Is Position Taken C alifornia' A c r e s MAltoRANClpfiP. Julr 7- pon Sales Policy (API — Fllmea ’ left blackened (Coatlssed «a P*g# Three) WASHINGTON. July 7— (A P I— The Faim Uc-ard stood by Its wheat •ale* policy yesterday during a two hour conference with Vic# Presi­ dent Curtis and Renator Capper of Kansas, but it did assure then: It erculd not sell any of last year's surplus "at the present rang* of pikes." Th* two Kansans demanded th* toned refuse to sell any of the 200,000.000 bushels of wheat carriad over from last ytar until th* price of this year’s crop has reoched 03 cents a, bushel. The board clung flim ly to It* announcej policy of selling tba sur­ Boys Work Committee: Paul plus at th# rat# of &.000,000 bush­ Stine, II. R. RUvana, and W. A. els a month when and If prices Laffiar. New Member* Committee: Cl. W. Spencer, H. M. Watson, and A. W. Epps. Fellowship raaimlttoai A. T. White, B. P. Haines. L. U URay. E L Marian, and 8. Pule*ten. Inheretub Relations Cammlttoa: L. L. LaRoy, E. Chase, B. F. Hals*#, and R. L. Malibi*. . Community Service Committee: W. A. teffler, H. E llin a s , and E. L Markall Ex-Broward Sheriff Is Under Indictment wa*te* In more than a duirn d Ifv:rnl yarts of GalKernia today as hundicds of weary fire fight­ ers rontinued their efforts ti subdue hlair* '.n heat stricken hills and plains. Muunta n towns, ian<-h houses, herds o f raltls, timber, ri|>c*sd grain, and valu­ able postures. Jell before the flr». A fore* of 700 mi-n ai* attempt­ Ing to control the l 6,lKM)^irrr blase whlrh swept three tides o f Mount D abln. The damage wa* estimated at IIOO.IMM. Flrrmen wets at­ tempting ti keep Mate from west slop* of mountain where dnsent of summer home* ami ranches are Sweatee-. Man, Hi, la Brutally Attacked With Club MILWAUKEE. July, 7 .- ( A P ) -llncona lout since the fourth of July when hr was attached la a sick bed and severely beaten, Joseph Tnmaaumas, 40, carpenter, wa* faund by three' small ehlldien today aad taken to a hospital where doctira said prart call) every hone In his body waa shat­ tered. Doctors said ha would prob. ahl) die. ' . Follto are holdiag hi* trife. Maty, and a boarder Nicholas Kramer. They aald tha p a r cm feased to taking turn* nt slogging tils helpless msn with «■ harebell bat hut tb* rootle* far tha attack •*a not deUrmtoff. CRESTV1EW—Caj ns follows) Today, 1:3d o'rlvck. Krncsi and Jack Goodwin, whit*. <barged with ta k in g fish by unlawful drvees, and K. C~ Jacksonville rohred, charged with B'sault and hatlerv. Wednesday nt 0:30 o'clockChris l^vmax, re lured, charged (Conllaued on Pag# Three) Sing Sing Warden Acts To End Prison Fued Costing Lives OSSINING, N. Y.. July 7— I A PI— Warden Lewis K. U w ei last night l»«k steps to and a gang feud within tha walla of Sing Sing prison In which throw cnnvIcN were slabbed in a month, two of them fatally. lie ordered cells of all 2440 prisoner* searched for knives and banned Ihe inmates Id-weekly mo­ tion picture shows. The order came after John dal.ucra, sentenced tir a U>-)*ar term for banditry In Brooklyn, hail been slabbed by someone sit­ ting livlde him in the darkness at Saturday night’s mavis show, lie Lucre died yesterday. Th* latest stabbing was not revealed until lata yrsterday, when Warden Lawca announced that John hlulavncy, serving a seven year term for manalau|htri In Ihe Brous, had been rharged with tha (laying. The warden said the knifing of dr liters » * » In reUliatioa far th* fatal stabbing last Tuesday of Frank Doyle, also of Brooklyn. Naxbi Canorina of Manhattan. 1* awaiting trial aa Doyle’s slayer. Prison authorities bsllsv* th* attampt on do Lucre'* life was th* answer o f lb# Doyle-Nulvanay gang to ranorlna’e alleged at­ tack an on* of their member*. Wil­ liam Hooka, victim *f th* first slabbing, rlaim* It wa* an acci­ dent. dieted for “ ald'ng In tb* commie* ' slon of parjury" at the recent X.'v II. Smith company embetalemeat' trial In th* Dlstrirt of Columbia ■upi*m« eourSimilar Indictment* wer# toturned aguinat O. Bryan Pitt-, firmer head of tho Invsttmanl company, Mias listen L. Schneider, hla personal seeretaryt John H. Edwards, Jr, farmer vie* presl. dent, end Henry O. Hart, an no- . rnuntant and who testified for tbu defense at tha trial The indictments rharg* that authorisationa Introduced by th* defense at tho omboulemant trial, nil algnod hy CiblenU or Pltte, nml purporting to warrant Pitt* In taking money the government said wia embetsled, wer* fraudu-' : lan:. Th* authorisations, of which f'nhlenti signed SI, wer* aald t« have been prepared at th* Pitts Florida reitdanr* shortly be/ai* Ihe trial for purpose* of "fraudu. lently ohatrurtlag Justice.” Newspapers Score Pope For Action In Row With II Duce trrday when Rome newspaper# attacked the pope on th* score o f ", !■ hU encyclical issued .Saturday., ' The government lifted IU restrit* lion on editorial attack* and nawa- - , <J paper* vigorously utilised U « opportunity to rriUcii* •th* pope for sending th* document abroad j .' in what U described aa a secret r '' manner. » .. Th* government railed * Gentian > } ' l to Ih* fact that the encyclical wt| . . ■ allowed to b# dUtributad in ' churches la Italy and tha nawa* paper Osaervaior* Komano, la . ' which It wa* published, was aald . on newsslapda. Th* earyrUcal la called "a new fart” in offleial rirclm and tb* • govrmtmnt waa said ysstardnF. 1 to fsel that .the negotiations had I been made “ very delicaU" by It. It .waa Implied In govenuaaatv rircles that prog ress by dlpkiasat* wa« impoaalbW If th* vroUema I t JAP*H PLANK D A M A G E D ^ l**u» between tha govirnroaat and tt e Maly 8** wore haatadly debated TOKYO, July 7 - ( A P ) - Th# Exactly what th* gsvwn second airplane which eras being prepared for Setjl Yoshlhtre, Jap* will <U, If anything, and tha anea* aviator, to make a goad a f Ita next note to tha Vatkar will flight to tha United Slaton, he determined at Ttinsadayt •» was badly damagari In a trial net meeting. flight at Ntmnro ywatorday. A third plan* sgtll he sent to Nuinuru so ths trans-Pacific prJjact �Hr propoaad th* H m » » l to ladividualittc fra * coliectlvw buibm i adrelaiatrotloo, raylag that *a*W cauditioM dramnd now M tk tdi of work tad In d m U p ." Slalla irttunl mom of hi* ronradf* of cwattootog to work on tko old IIm * dr* pile a fundamrnUl change'of cjodilJo** of developing Industry which re­ t ir e d now uU iodt 0f n M n p ment. N’otwiUntaadiag Ulo, ho aarerted that “ tho production pro. gram o f 1M1 U roal and arrompllahahle." "Putlfilmnit of tho prod action m h artudifrd U bo ployad i tewArrow, bat loot n la ite n w t h a today l i U t w f n d a g U 'a not known wbolbar It I bo played or act. /U *9 M lh )C 1 8 M & ^ StMSATIONAL VOUMO SMOUT6TOP, WHO IS MOW PUVlMG EVEM BETTER.THAk) M t P lD L A S T S B A S O M Detrend’* ■ , J.T— __ --------*~ iaat af the game becauae the jumped all over Si Johnaun o f lh«I lit* uaed waa a a>n of th* llada, and got feur rum. enough to rngrr o f tho Winter Path team, I ct "oulitde ad together t group i . ‘ ‘ l *'*r the I’Wate-s a 0 to 4 win. Four triple old th* trkk. I to deride t i t roa*. Hi Ia group wod Delrend'a proteat, and gaoled that tby gam# bo pUycd In tho American Irearne. another here |narrow. Ilawerar, di- crucial aeilra haa alarted. The Bedora of th* league, who were atom Leal the Athlstlra 4 to 2, lo notified of aap action taken cut th* Mackmen'a leaj to four and II the meeting wag o«*r, yea- un* half gainre. Cut hr me hit a Uy alpreaaed themwlvw* aa homer In the aiith, and (he MackhUg to eat* in tk* m allei. re. n outlilt the Kenatira, but, Ip will do (hit tonight al a Karnahuw, wire waa chunking, runalar Irago# mealing in Day. tributed a roally error which pul a. I do not think they will a man on who later acured. Th* up U allow lltU n d 'i proteat, Mark* mad* four error*. lather they do or not, Delrend >,only tho bar*it rlian e If win* Rain put a atop to the Clcrrlmd g tho first half for they will r* to win th:e« atralght game*. and Detroit game after aeven inningr, but m l loo <arly lo nature the Tiger* of a win by a 1 lo I •Thoy toet la Coca* yeaterday aeorr. Sorrell and Frrrell were in f a I to I arrow. Murdoch held the middle of n pitcher'* dot I when tom to ala kite, while lb* la­ th* rain aUrtod falling. Morgan MM' 1 * 4 advantage o f f|r* hit a bem# run with tao on In the «a o ff SUahy. I f toagio offlfourth toning. •rtoaaa won 14, loot fhr*. Do­ nate Park. Del.-ml ga»te ..re lU dhga o f lb* clwha will her W h a t w ta ll, lost fir*, lieM i w,m 12. lawt alt. If lieMd koala Wlaler Park her* MfXTOw lb* ataadiag* will bo ■ tfciti Daytona, wtta 14, Iaat To, Da La ad waa Ik, u . . It. If that happeaa, Ike Iaat Mao af Ik# oeaita *1 Detrend f Tharaday will bp * knockat bacaaaa D aUad and DayThe While Rot and Drowni split ram U* ap la a battle. If Doa double-header. Th* llrtiwna took and wlaa, both clah* will bar* th* fln t. 3 to I, while the So* *a 14 and lull alt gear**, aad nabbed lb* aeeon l 0 to S. Hebert anther play-off will ho new#got credit for the lea* In lb* arcrp. Ho, pat a**, Dolread will ond gam-, after winning alt ay* to win three gaatea to wto atralght game*. Ktra* got a burner to peaaaat Mar* fan I In the filet affair, whll# Klmaep and Palberglll til there to th* aecla Natloaal Lragu* rara ia a , judging by th* perfurmanc* unl affair. * R Aina during lire paat two On Saturday thay whlppod Hanta 4 to 0 and 6 to 0, and * 4lp they whlppod Hpm h 4 to 3. Th* w a pul Item a game out of aaronj place. Robin* go* ’a d >aen hit* o|f or aad Mortal!. O il kit a Edwin Vara, o f Phltodalphaa, a M rre Rmvcao. Ghraaa CoEett, golf plan drpanda aolrlj- on r a m l m champion, aa they teamed op la th* phUaoot Omiatrp Chth’a anneal ami on oar ability to ntillaa th* miiad fouraom* toorwanwnt for tho Frtdo\yn Cap. Thry will ba mar- alia tiny wraith of oppoihiaitia*. This la prorrd bp tho fart that the largo numbert of farloriea and induatrra alraody har» axraodad nor plana. Batter*##: Praakhoaaa and “ Th* reality o f oar prod art Ion NEW YORK, Jahr «. — < A P ) gpthror; Benge, Dudley and Darla. plana la Insured bp milliona o f The motorahip record for th* AU Chicago 000 OdO 001 1—2 1 0 toiler* creating new life, hp our SI. Lou la 100 000 000 0 - 1 7 0 Untie Ocyan crooelag front Trirat# win to lab>r and oar reniUaaas to B atU rin: Maloo* and HartaoU; to New York wna broke* yeater- work anew with determination U Derringer and Wilaon. day by tho Vulcan ia, wkiah ar- fallfill tho plana. '|Ciin under toci*Y«m wagad Cincinnati 400 000 000—4 11 I rleod after 3 days, 23 hour*, at moat be paid arrordlng to th* PltUburgh 001 000*14*-* IS 0 m l Th* time waa a fall dap len work done and not accjrdtog to Battrriea: Rlxep, Johnson, CarroU, Kola and Bukeforth; Spencer than th# frim er record bald.bp th* needi of the worker*.** II* added that aa a m a lt raarthe Saturnla. and Philip*. PALMETTO—1,059 ear* of to­ mato** chipped (rum here alncv i hipping u-aa-M opened. A HOW THEY STAND CENTRAL FLORIDA LEAGUE NATIONAL LRAGtm W L Pci. St. l a m h _____ _ 46 23 A H New York ___ — - 40 M A71 llim kh n _________ 41 31 A«J Chicago ------ -------- 30. 31 A67 37 34 A0T lloitun — 37 Philadelphia I'hiladelphia — ------- u 31 41 .431 Pittsburgh 41 .414 Piltaburgh .. .....___ ... 29 n ! _ -----------Cincinnati ------;---- - 20 *0 43 A47 Ynlerday'a Reaolla.. Brooklyn 101 100 001—I 12 2 New York 000 003 0 0 0 -3 3 1 Haiti-'lea: l.uipia, Quinn and Lo­ i n ; Walker, Morroll and 0*Par9»U. Ilogan. Button 020 020 M i— I 6 0 AMFJIICAN IJU C U R THE WINNER W L Pet. SI 43 39 30 S3 28 M 23 21 27 31 37 39 41 40 40 .704 .040 AS7 .494 .450 .40<i .378 A52 TOKIO, reaching ! that 1M C R. W. Rabbin*,' o f the Trana-ctm or* Air I n i; a lion of tho'thn Cleveland 000 130 0 - 4 I I llatlariea; Sorrell and Hayworth; Ferrell an i Wyatt. Called cn account of Daytona I* 6 Cocoa II 1 -H* Iklrend 12 7 .«31 Winter Park 10 0 A id FL A-igualine 7 12 -3** Sanford 2 17 .105 Yralcrday'a Result*. Ciena 001 000 020—1 5 1 DeUlHl 000 100 000— 1 « 1 liallerlaa: Murdock and llolton: Sllaby and Wllkr*. Daytona 001 Oil 01«—8 II 3 Winter Park 000 000 0 0 0 -0 7 3 llattrn a; Hutto and Mutely; Chubb and Rodenlinugli. Sanfunl-St. Auguatlno — forfelted to St. Auguatlno. Philadelphia Washington New York Cleveland .. Ft. Ireula ... Iliaton ...— Detroit Ur of magal mint draft or la uahMUbM tiro driver i w i h a i'a ; Th . porltl pillry ratald revolution tl Ynlerday'a UraalU. da i 000,100 iO i —3 12 1 000*000 b oo— I 4 1 ill#*! Gray Ond Feirall; Jack Hamel, aboea, scored an ladividual total of 2AI.8 Point* to Irad th# Dartmouth CuBcga tram to vlctorp In th* Eastern Intarrollegtou outboard motor rhamrlonrhlp at Lreka Skaneatellea, Now York. METROPOLITAN ATHLETES IN STIRRING FINISH fV* Bravo* unrated th* Phillrt re 4 to 2 ocoio whan FrankWO woo hi* fifth alralgbl aa*. W’ -rthngtoa bit a homer r th* Brer**. Mhoali'a ilngl* 4 two on wren th# gama for g lra v a * -n too fifth toning. . tan tomeboll turnod a well I game lata a d 'fto t fur tha when th# Cuba beat tbam 2 i tO laalag*. Matoaa, whn had d aaaaational ball aftor th* g o t to him foe * nta to th* t �<5ovemor it Chance t a t com b in ed H ou se * W L § W . W j ;h A M id ,'t o tJ e o c n t, “ I f y o u d o n o T like m y U S p r o g r a m . f o r t i w i n • a k « fin d on e th a t y o u d o lik e’ *. W h e n th e le g is la t o r * w e n t h o m e f o r a b r ie f r e s p it e b e f o r e re su m in g I h e fr .U b o r * in a n e x tr a sp ecia l session , h e a d v is e d th e m to g o ba ck lb- th e ir co n s titu e n ts and fin d o u t w h a t th e y w a n t -in th e w a y o f ta x r ev ision aftd r s lU f. A n d ap p a ren tly th a t . is . « M u y w h a t th e le g isla to rs h a v e den e. NKW'YOBX in side Mgff. YORK, Jolj 7-T e e , ■K New York still produce. Its Cinder, olio stories. I n n 'l l on# abest a girl named Emma Bortenl ang, to kill off your lottnat St SOM, It i f true. Emma was bom in' New York, of Italian parrot*, and cho ha* that "^Everywhere the people are excited, ThfY are fUstressed over events which bars already transpired at Tallahuaee and they e jf fearful *6f w M n»y tgta place during the dty limit* u * still the legal rity 11Mila* It Might be a rood Idea for thg fho department *o.ge oat there to three or t>nr noacre which tWr hot* cared daring the pact flea year* and aet them on (in again. obr A man's head guided U r for* It scorns that a , basinets with u into n doitiing gloro. Sho as |(mibed into a chair to front a slow turnover orerturfu quick)y<—Tbomaston (G o.) Times. S ffiJ tt K t® J S t; U black and wared (oy • good halrdr*c»«r). Hor lipo, very rod. Ifor figuro that of a strafe, hoclthy girl, tarnlag woman. H|m is pietty, all right. * • \w i B P E N C W a N £W * ' Emma wont to school, and h|gh epneem- school and than got o.job ns a , . ---- — — - M _ sa b d s o f c|i in g th e ir a| /s a t in g th e “ Cameral” shouted the director. Frantically, Emma plugged tha .lacks, fiat her eye» w»re cloetd. Tears came from bopeolh tbc lids aad relied* down hor ebooks^ Bor big chance had come—to hare tha bach of hor nock photographed. oppoolts the Isodjag map. Yes, New York Is full o f Cinderella LONarUTTEIUNQ LORD th e sa m e cou n ties ‘ l ingo, fop office in 1928, this v ffim this county gave him ortioa to popplatlon of any ported him. aod w* believe the ^tnU- 1 mlarly in the.B tit*. Rosd Pfc? ipOy. sincere sppes] to the taxvagsnees In government should hrougbout the entire state, fill' rnksnehment program,, ws in stUte g o v e rn ihsfit p a rlA w n t. It' W gf. h(a They throw tbglr color lift .a shawl PASSF* cUlm Balajton on ly th g n e ce s sity o f i p o a a lb M 'th st h e m a y ft. B v t u n less w e a r t rf * w ill e t l « ' t - w||h vaulty, y o t. H a . h r f a. f l q s f faith in lov ern or C agltop rtiuiity during the. nagt liars sees Emma's chance—a chance to work in a motion picture studio, to spews; the calls o f film st^rs, to obtain phono ronnectioni for'director!^ to bo paft o f tho ft*S| organisation that ground out toVo snd romance for poopio that hgd-to work at ewltchlioeni*, doahi end counter* oil day. dap. But it turneil turner and counlus all u.u.0 ***1 X. ^ k L .i ab.1- mm.mSUtMmm . „ W^ oat tq bf_, that and nothing mote id a ha]f be]! pe»y«d. Erqins A ygM a aid ps»s«d.'Emms fust sa. far from playing furl oopoalts Prodsric March at when I W W .w p ik t o g at ths Jsrssy Tall Bgard/ghe plugged their cafila u gad out, b“ t t b f man and women o f h*J fslrylond of O il, films nfitbsr know nor cared anything shout her, • • • Tb*o tho chapes capio. A picture ArfNR,LLQTp It , - • * ^rtsdss i ■■ 'si heat prostrations. I f crowd* of belldgy celebratoie MS nny todh pro*parity, t baa certain!, that direction ■ Poet and Catty had luncNltto yesterday at the White Reuse with President Hoover end pr»bably this w m tho most unaeniM . ordeal o f their recent eaperiencee. Any Impression tb«t the ChtoMe are altogether stupid ehould be diepelUd with the announcement from tha Nanking government that the cue tom o f kowtowing moat atop. It’# too bed w^ couldn’t trade »om# of our lew* for on# that woul^ ban that ebpoxloul practice In this country. :h will spvk "to h sve cuts m sd* in the clsss nsturtily ei h re .n o t i o their psrtlcu lsr ndvanU go. The of shins w] r«id Tribune ngdg th p .cg p U * l ai)lp aa thn New York moat use|M> »es we weapon snd p 6 !n ti ou t w hy United s u t e ’s most useful see type o f c r a f t Tha ws should be slow in ducaraing Tribune says: itltute Proceedings,' “Writing in tbs current ‘ Nav if, AOd>pthoHt*llve Commander T. C. Klnkajd fjvea an, . an explanation of the reason for lbs capital ship as haa come to our notice. As the capital ship is.one of tfe? most essential lings in tbs chain of the national defense, Com­ mander Kinksld a aummary deserves thoughtful attention. "This vessel, commonly knowp ss.tha battleship. Is the only ship that can take tbs set snd remain there for long periods, regardless of'naval bases.'Tt iif also the only ship which can Withstand reasonably well the attack o f mod­ ern weapons- Enthusiasts.who predicted that aviation would mean th* end or thVbnttleshlp n\bat how admit that air- G a o . C . H a rd en , M g r. "R o a c h fo r a L U C K Y In sta te d *1 ha isn't time for rehetn^U. ■o get me' a real telephone' Opera­ tor,” aaid Bell. “ How about ond'of tha phone girls upstairsT" • * • IS Urn warm wtgiber let ford, and yat, *• have 8 WrtRV.y/Na With Harsh Irritants s Pgt O’Brien. The director of knire, Monte Bgll, wanted the flirp to show Nancy on one and of the wire, Pat on' tha other, and a telephone. operator between them. I An econo inIc gesture In Oamspy i may become s o influence for peace. Tha army will no longer be fed Sunday cake. S ta n d a rd F a r IrlK O W I.K At A R «9P U . spe>K^ B A gJn su i Aa lovely *s Their ptagene*. u. a In gfelg iifei Ip r lW d AUBURNOAIX-B. L. Kapoy to opon store to (hie city. coiiPtaT-in O n Country a « tb Rond to(aphono operator for tbo Nrtf, Tboy con't soo my faco. Ida ta x p a y e r t I f G ov ern . S en a te h a y s b o u t th e s t a i f , th e p eop (s are c lr s w h ich , Ip T H U ! FOU TODAY h a ir y Emma plugged in and was told to report to the stage. “ Whet for?" "W gnl you to ploy a part," sold the casting director, end hung up. Thle Is (I Emma eeml'hysterical, towcWng yotir Igmm x-lhM lolsu ysur voIm hoxwsyosir * 9 fd s . Hhe wa» afield to tell tha other girla. It might not be true—'*to pley a parti” She waa plainly frightened when ehe.eppeeced on the stage. In her eyes wag a Player. A make-up man huirlw • f LUCKY SV U K A ’S • x d u a lv * "T O A S T IN O " P ro < «w — " D u r i n g (Jm com tm o f sows* rocsiM 1n pcetfga t to n e ... u v b e ca m e in trr- egud io a a co T ta ia ev h eth er V /o le f Rwy e p rodu ct^ af\y Ultra ngt Orlando and Orange county hove toot a valuable man with tha res-dgnation of Karl Lebropnn M secreU ry o f the Orspgs Cmurty Chamber.of Commerce, OpUinlitU, .dynamic, a thorough bplls»er to Ocntral Florida, Mr. Uhmana hag - rendered a b|g aanrlce to helping , to make Orlando thg widely as- . Speaking of the wpn*. wgelhertea are reminded of • eoptyM^ated dowager drho was inriteg, on a hat summer*! afternoon, to a party twating few dlgl|nguU)wd goeeta. gbe became fhofougbly foored and Sweaty. Tha hoetasa, obaervtos her .discomfiture, Inquired If,tW heat a s M -^ s ^ i-iS s s ; prp|«riMi; Mbfagfc item,’ Ydt s movement Is it.etm further, 8uch a movement ncs.ths battleablp*eg ConvnkndSr iif’ at Daytona Beech had gtltorday of a biasing to­ ut see i t they * ndllned those eltur of smoke drifting heave*. InveertlgbtlSfiubr .t h f 'm e t prosed the! the eenrg «**» pager boat 'sending : cloud* i.dlrpeUn^ “ ftooe year ftp. •« year Adam# aastoi that's « the atoplag vote* comes sewkw about I peg ^1 wrrr ■%r* I * I �Mr*. H. B. Pardon and MU* Louise Purdoa rotumod S*I order from Waynesboro, Ga. where they bar*' boon .ponding oororal w*ok«. tylUat, o f Dim­ They wore accompanied homo by ing ■ wools boro Mr*. Purdon’a father, J. A, Blount, and John Blount Hewitt, of Waynesboro. Mr, and Mr*. A. 8. Wllllama bad a. their wook-end gPfsta, Mr. and Mr*.' W. T. William*, MU* Laura Kate William*, Wallace WUfiama and Mr. and Mr*. Marty Best, at Jackaonvltlei Mr*. J. A. Water., My. ahd Mi*. Levy Hrennih and Mra: Marshall Duka*, of Jeautb'Da. ‘ J TO HOLD 8 UPPBK For lha purpose o f raising fund* for charttabl* pirrpo..!, ladle, of tbe Metbodl.t Orphsosgs Club of Sanfort) are holding a.fried chick.n ■upper at the church ahhtx nett Friday afternoon at «t00' o’clock. WASHINGTON, July 7 .- ( A P ) —Justice Bailey of the DUtrirt of Columbia Supremo Court today postponed action In the rat* of Albert Tall Until Thursday. Government , ! counsel announced that (bay would ask Justice Baltay today ia order' Falla aantence of on* year Imprisonment b* carried out Immediately. The hearing w*« put o f f because of other,esses. »opi» tlmo District Attorney Rover said Mr. A. S. that on eittntnatlpn. report on Falla physical condition convinced tba government that the fnrmrr .Byrd loft Saturday Secretary of the Ihtsrlor wa* able In N W York .(U r to come her* front El Paso to begin a term following h'.a convlc. tioii of recrlilng a bribe from Ed­ ward Dnheny in connection with lease o f the naval oil rrierve* Mr*. A, B. Marshall tx.eipcct- during th# Harding Admlnlstia. M to Vvtttni l* hor homo at 400 lion. F r fio ta C '' J C r r a "' tbdaj after LONpON, July 7,— (A P )— Sir ,n w i ? h William Walarlow, lord mayor of > W J iiii-. - - ___ _ London far 1B » and 1030, died R. Eden early yesterday at the age of 80. , birth o f a H* underwent an operation for Ann*, on |<on. abdominal trouble Sunday and ’ at tho ForbaM did, not rstlf. jp a p it a l,^ r t f'? * •Fitonda of Mia■ Joyco Hunt. W j r t t i F o f Mr. and Mr*. Emmett Hdnt, -trill I giad lo team that nicely after ah ... lag at tho F*niMcmorlal Hospital. CREST VIEW—|I0,000 theatre building practically completed. while, charged wllk passing a worthless check | Janl« Sykes, colored,' charged with petit lay. ctnyi Charles F. Gin-dan, white, cHarged with petit larceny) Wil­ ra. J. E, K «y .g and bert Took., colored, charged with T ort M gon , spent aissult and battery. Tbe rase of with Mr. and Mr., Nolan Fore, charged with th* .at tbolr hum* on possession of a still, and Anna Mr*. K ollo; will bo Singleton, colored, charged with temporarily n i M B b t t l r M Uia farmer M lu petit) larceny, wet* 01 tl'! » ity Couri I s The Jurors who were present in rout^ this morning, and who will hear several of th* caieq pending are: C. Jay Selby, M. E. Wollard, J. IP, THlls, J, T. McLain, Jr., T. A . Urolheraon, Arthur A. fow ls, Wi E> Price, J. V, Jammes, A. <).' AulJn, and OrU R. MaUiieus- .battery. *y a t, 1:30 o'clock K. colored, bar* aaWuUi Continued from Pag* One) Yokpg plan. Tkei* aunts In will b* reloanad to th# Cer. raljway, which may relean to the Reich for budgetary «* «* r, ColOlW; 1||M' aUturnMd I# tipense: .’ ufl* B w w w. itutlonal annullle* will be d. Franco, maanwhIU, be obllgntvd to eoyor the | aonult’ e* by,depositing tee fund with tba Bank '(national Settlements. W ar debt payments witJ be aua* pefdkd. iTbey will be funded over a uutod of yaata a* wJH U«rmi rf'a suspended normaoU. 1 I t question wbather Germany * 2 nd-nparaU pdlnt at « b t* te . wl»> H a committee M e * pert, eipert* will b*lns<«rt*rf *m a.lutloo within a spirit e t . tha President * £■ . Tha Troarh had wanted them to havo TUESDAY. The Daughters of Wesley Class of the First MethodUl Church will have a welner roast and swimming party at Eransdale Park at Lake Mary with Mrs. T. J. Murff, Mr*. Lonnie McMullen, Mrs. Paul Thur­ mond, Mr*. J. M. MrCasklll. Ml** Laola Evans and Miss Frances Pearson, as hostesses. Member* are asked to gather at the cbnrrh at 8:3Q o’clock. The Alathrsn Class of th* First Baptist Church will hold its month­ ly business and social meeting at B o'clock at th* home of Mr*. II. II. Ntwman, IMS Oak Avenue, with Mr*. A. C. McLendon, Mrs. James Fields, Mrs. It, E. Paurlfay, Mr*. Sasser and Mr*. Ntwman as hoales.es. WEDNESDAY. Th* Young People of the Chris­ tian Endeavor of Ihe First Pres­ byterian Church will meet at 7r!t0 o’clock at the home of Mlsa Car­ men Guthrie In Drramwold. All mem be ra are requested to attend at important business will be dltcussed and plana fur lha month's work of tha council will ba made. FRIDAY A chicken supper will be given from 6 o’clock to 8 o'clock at th* anno* of the First Methodist Churth for the benefit of ih# Methodist Orphanage, a t , Benson Spring*. . ment between govrrnmenti. leal of th* President's Th* formal announcement waa; "I am glad lo announce that th* AmrLcan propoaal for one yrar'a postponement o f nil inter-govern mental debts and reV* rat ions ha* now been accepted In principle by p lljif Ihe Important creditor gov­ ernments. “ Th* lerma of acceptance by the French government are, uf court*, subject to the approval or the other interested powna, for whom th* American Government natu rally cannot apeak. “ Without going Into technical term*, while rertaln payments are mads by Germany for reparations account, the substance o f the Prtaidrnl'a proper a I Is retained as the sums to paid are Immedlstely relosned to Germany, “ The trrhn cal difficulties arts, in* from many complicated Inter national agreements, which lnvolva th* (ggrvgate* phyrm-nt lielwA'n governments of over tHOO,W)U,(X><l per annum, are now in the .nurse o f solution by the good will auJ earnest co-operation « f govern­ mental leaders everywhere. “ The American part o f the plan It, of course, subject to the ap­ proval by Gungrtaa. but l have received ibr individual assurance* o f support from a very larg* ma­ both jority o f the members o f berate and House, irrespective ul political affiliations.'' The statement added: “ The acceptance of this pro­ posal has meant sacrifices by the American people anyi by the form er allied government*, who ate with all others suffering ftotii wjild.w lde depression and deficits In governmental budget.. The reonomic load most seriously opptrt sing Ihe peoplrs of Germany and Central Europe will ba immensely lightened. “ Whllet Uw. plea. lx. particularly a.med to economic relief, yel ei-o. nornlc rajlcf means the swinging o f mrn’aimlnds from fear lo con­ fidence, (he swinging on nations from Ihe.app/chenslgn of disndrr apd governjwent*l>vUap>e to hop* aad •onfsiewce ofu tfa/u lurr. “ II tii^ana Ungjble aid to unempl j)m*n^and agrlcultuie. "The aJMoqt.urg In Ih* Ul HIataa.Ja-again jrfo. found r ■f^ths sincere .husanity . . .i f i _ tiper can people. A 1” *l7««.. IAIa rear, devoted to •eonomlrs upbuilding, ike world haa need far Balaam thought on Uia causes which Jyav* contributed a a r w to the duprewloQ. "I treed not repeat that one of these causes (, 0,* burdena ini piaed and thq fear* aroused by eompet.dw* armamegL Coniem. phtion o f the past few week* should bring a realisation tkat.w* must find relief fr e m , the** funds. mesial burdena which today ■mount to aovaml time* the amopni of fifliir-goTammenlal -debts." If Made H n o W n - Tha aetlkment leave* undecided Continued frem Page One) thd p a u l ‘ first raised by the ■ In their coupler, piopoaal mepta shall bo subject to interest >fesidsal's plod that n s „ ia accordance with Um esaditions o f the unCirsdIUouet pay- suggested by the Asaericwn gee. real, payable In ten aiuruyl I* ^Umentg beginning with July U Dsatrml Eoroi A- centi si banks rtb-»Th* asm* conditions pplyl to tk* bauds to b* la'tnliwgyi. s h g r& r •* ' ':fA5» JACKSONVILLE, July 7 -W ith their summer field training sched­ ule In full awing, troops o| the Florida National Guard encamped at Camp Foster yesterday, put aside all cares o f civilian Ilf* and got down to tbe serious business of lesrnlng to be soldiers. Guard mount, tlos* order drill, rifle practice and the thousand and on* other details that keep a sol dler busy will claim the attention of the guardsmen for the neit two weeks. Today will see the guardsmen up at 5:65 o'clock. Twenty minutes of brisk physical training will sharpen appetites for tbe savory breakfasg that ramp rooks will be prepating in the meantime. Training activity will begin at 7;20 o’clock when Ihe men are to be assembled and marrhrd to the battalion training area. Th* first two hours of the train­ ing period will be davotrd to rxtended order drill. Then will came an hour o f scouting and patrolling instruction. The final lb minutes of the morning will be given over to d ost order drill. The afternoon period will finthe y b i Ious companies In session far schooling In the use o f the rifle. Company officers and noncummlrsloned officers will under go schooling. Col. Chrsier II. Wilson, com minder of thr ramp and of the 124th Infantry, and hit staff yes Unlay morning made a careful Inspection of th* troop*. * The inspection lasted through out the luoMilng with every com |iany subjected lo careful scrutiny of personnel and equipment. Shelter tentr were pitched and infantry packs laid out for Colonel Wilson and hit staff tu are. Schools were Ik Id afternoon. during the The first parade i f the camp was at 5:10 1’. M . when the First and Second llattalluns passed In review. I’arades are scheduled for every afternoon of thr encamp­ ment. Sunday afternoon a full regi* mental parade will be held. The public is invited to look on, Colonel Wilson announced. Evening visitors to llio ramp will have an opportunity ,to krjtr Ihe nightly hand conceits played by thr 124th Infantry band. The first of Ihr comerls was played Sunday night. The c-neerl hours are from 7 to H, Warrant Officer Orville Snyder is baud leader. IJeut.-CoL II. M. Hailey, of the Fourth Corps Area dle*di|U*rlfis, Fort Mrl'henon, Atlanta, Ga., was a visitor at th* ramp only a few hours, lla Jell last night for Ten­ nessee to runtlnur a lm-r of In*|ierUun o f 12 National Guard rncanipmrnts In the area. Colonel Hally congratulated Colmel Wilson on Ihe ippt-sraip-o or his ramp and hit troops. Itrrrntly Colonel Hally came to Jacksonville to atlrnd Ihr Nstiontl Guard Day activities. At that lime he wrote Colonel Wilson a letter warmly praising the ippesranre ami training of his troops ami the rendition of thr Duval County Armory. Thu troops encamped at Camp Fester Include all units or 124th Infantry,'four unit* of the lOOlh Engineers undsr MaJ. James I*. Coombs. Apalachicola, and th* 124th Motor Transport Company uniter rommand o f IJeuL Harwell C. Snyder, Jacksonville. United .States government, the Fransh government make* ths following derlaratinn: “ (a) ( ’oncerte,| action by the primlpsl central banks through the Inti-rmedlaty o f the Bank fjr In te r n a tio n a l HeUleinenla s o organised fur lha benefit of Euro­ pean countries which find themselvei particularly affected by lbr piupoaed suspension of pay­ ments. “ (b) A previous understanding must be arrivrd at between France and the World Hank for Inter-naltunsl Settlement* so that- Frame will only b,. railed upon tr romplete the guarantee fund provided for in the rase of a moratorium under the Young plan by monthly payments equal to the needa o f th# World Bank and as a result o f payments effective­ ly transferred by Germany. " ( r ) Concerning payments In hind, th* various leehniral ad­ justments necessitated by th* ap­ plication of the American pro­ posal and lba present accord shall be studied by a committee of ex­ perts named by the powers Inter­ ested which shall reconcile the exlgeneiea o f existing conation. wUh th* spirit o f President lloov. er** proposal. Francs reserves the right to ask the German governmeat for Indispensable assurance* touching, upon U , us* to exclu•Ivsly araam ls and* of tfc« sums k f »hfak tba , la W » .b u d g e t will M V i M g a a l" . |----• - v '* ' Here Is young William Jefferies Chrwning 3rd, grandson of Senator Jamrs Coutens, o f Michigan, posed for the first lime with hi* mother and father, Mr. and Mr*. W. J. i’ hewning, at their homu in Washington, D.C. _____________________________- Roosevelt T h i n k s Racing Meet Ends Local (jovernment In New Hampshire Causes High Taxes As Law Takes Step SALEM, N. II., July 7—(AIM— ’ ifNlVERSITY, Va., July 7 (A P )—Tales are excessive and the The New Hampshire llreeders* reason i> too much I<ko I govern­ asso, iuIiuii, roniluctors of the rare ment, raid Gov. Franklin D. Ilooae- meeting at Koekingluim Park Veit of New York in aililrvssllig Iratk, last night announced that the V und table conference o f the yesterday'* program wns the h it Unlvr•rsity of Virginia last night. it would attempt lime. Court action A New York cltlacn nrsy live against the system of certificate under |U layers of governm lit, licit trig forced track official* to the ytntlllvr raid. This "111 layer call nlf mcing un lln- fifth day of citlstn" is one who lives ill a town- their scheduled HI day meet. The closing order mine after *>lp outside a village. Ills goveniments, Mr. Hoosewll raid, nie represent olives of Ihe breeder*' federal, slate, rnunty, township, association nml delegations of sit srhuol, (ire, water, lighting, sewer irtns from the Mirri-iimling rllics an,| si lcwalk. All levy and spend nml towns uf Salem, Manchester nml Nashua bail conferred with t*x money, lie dcclaiMl. llnvls and The remedy is n reduction and Attorney General slmplilicnlion of Imal government allcmpli,il to persuade that official lu lake some action that would per­ an j rcnllocotion of funrtiuns, Mr. mit Ihe track tu continue opcinling ItoOKi-u-ll declared. its lictling system. The attorney “ In thi* country it is raid we general uphrbl the action <>f Coun­ harr MHi.lKHt units of govi rnnrenl." ty Solicitor Com moil, of Iter kingthe giivrriurr mid. "Take niy own hum roinily. slate. We have ri2 couirlles and 1*41 The latter official last Friday eltie>. We gu on from these laryr-r wus crallied tr tem|M)rsr) Injillicwheels of the rrmchine tu tHI2 town*. f,23 villager. PitUU rclmul lion rratralnlnr the track from dtstfh ts and 230-r> fire, water, opernlrng IH vr-rtiflsal* - bell log lighting, revser ami -idewnlk dis­ system. The New Hampshire trict", a total of 13,M l reperute lti«,oh is' associstiori run off Iw-o lnibpeiolrnl governmental unit".'* raring programs with its bet ling Among the mrasures suggested windows rinsed uml Its ih-lntivi'-v by th* governor were ubolilinn of Intel veiled when iudcpr-ndi-td Issihdirect state tax on tral estate mol makers atlmiiplcd to o|>crulc. personal property, sharing slate ci Uncled taxer with lo, alities: planting uf xltlr ui l nn,l renrgan isslion nf lorsl government. "lit New Yurk," be said, “ we have evoked all of tin re methods exeept reorganiration. That h»» tu-eii adviruted by my ili-tinguished |irevlecessor (Alfred E. Smith) and by me. The I gh-latuip, for various reasons bss utmost wholly Heylectid or rnfusetl III art on proposals to simplify heal gov eminent nr lo m hr a i-oniprehen site atudv of loeal gov.rnment, looking Inw a nl Improve mints." Speaker Tells Hpw A s h e v i l l e Solved P r o b l e m m |ta iA .. , Contlnueil from Page On*) special election upon the City limit quest Ion. provided the MM was passed with a referrndaia. .Iff r is futile tn hold another • l# ctl*«O r CommliB loner I-rffler laid, " H s l j raus,- it Is my peraonal oplnla* that it will never pass". ig J The Commissioner* deferred, nitron on the following m stierir Arccplsnce of the 8anford-AltM»*. He National Hank's offer to but uire per cent Interest on City. Is In that hsnk; okeyln* tho construction of a temporary a lit' plane hangar oh the Uksfeobt avtntlon field, and setting a p*r•onnl tax on pmpertlr* and balds ings ,,f thr Sanford Gas Co. The following persons appeorod l-r fore the group to ask that prey* erty valuations lie Inwerod: Miss Arnnka Takarh, (1, F. Smith, M*». Hlanrhe Tnka.h, Mr*. John Stexn|ter; a representative o f tho A t­ lantic Refining Co.) o repreisnl*^ live of the Federal BakatlsOv Inr.j W. W. VsnNiws. Mr*. R. As Riser, S. Rapp, F. L. Woodruff,'J.* hL Fox, representing the WWh i Estate; J. It. Kill*, and CommloJ sinner lo'ffler. _ , \ The meeting was atlrndod by Commissioners llyrd, who acted ak mayor, IW fler, ami Speer, Clijf* Attorney Fred It. Wilson, and tM ty Clerk F. S. Lamson. It Wxl or}* Journetl until next Monday night at N:thl n'rlock when Mayor f.'.L ,' Dumas and Commlsslnner H. Ji Is-liman are expected to ho pr^*-, enl. I fIS A ■ lium E. Mason. phllanthropiljt rthropiljt niter if Tlmmas Hooker. found** Hartford, Conn.; Samuel D. B ^ irc educator. u *-* i r.1 2 1 CP ! ..o r I fg'4 i f IT *4T t Forn lo and RETURN BOSTON 42* ONLY D IM C T U N I WITHOUT C I M M , rwtsrsAs* M i d * ( r i » i s f f wrryfl|tiy,, ISIT NSW Tork. and th* marvel----------- ' Him lead* clue* by. Now I* the I go by th* dellghMul Clyda MoIHh L Trail", at Ui* loess) rat* ever ottwoAc Isrcrsi and moot magnineeax at is marI he Ui« DouUi and Wurth. Deck sports, dad** | r*t)io. »tr_—euperh p rtvsta----- — An rahllarallng sea voyagel sslIlBss Iran JAt'KNIINVII.IJI I* M w TOBAii *,„T Sun.lsf. TessSst sod rvldsr a tx p . w,s*A. ma 4) chsosstsa 1st a Is * Ossse-diif flag” I j f Ywk it-'ia wsrolss. ____ ■ «ff , Chsilssteoi Oss Wsyllk S n WT iU IK ! - i ToQULseoar* i MIAMI isaALVkSTON Bvw* Teak* TAMFA IS NBW OULkAWO( m , TSSlQW. TsXsYrasCss. Oresifeksdenl kiUi eOsaM ^judst. Through Hcktts and bagga a* ' -r checked thraugh to Intarlar potato OM WAT * '66=1 V a it r a h h SAN FRANCISCO, July 7— (A P ) Alice Marble, 17-year-obl Sa(j I'ranrism girl, |s the neweat tennis itor lo rii-e ill Ibis jn-ctloll. She already has w ill the national hard court singles title for girls and Ihe stnle women's s r - ~ r -^ « .' rhumghm-diip this year. I';.'; L Marble, a Inti, -dr ugly bud1 plays a <mashing gatrie. m 7 7 4 & , r r« ji “i*■—• w a r f. - ■ ,-fl H-IUI U'.lbW ' udXiMI VA *4^ ;; i ».u DEFY COI'NTKIIPKITERH II Eft LIN, July 7. —I AIM—Ger­ man fieri iir> officials are using In a m-w Is-in- of 20 mark bills n P n p e r ronlalniiig watermarks lileiilirsl with Ihe portraits super­ imposed on them, thus making i iiuiili-rfi-lting olioo-t imp >»siblr. 1 (Continued from Page One) eil funds and tlin-ewsi ulM-nlnm lo the manner in wlii'li the city's funds were lieing liaiullrd. Hes-ignxiion of the mayor and two cmnnn sloners followed and Iiu-Iikss* mi n weir pul In their place*. They found the rily bonder! for UMi. Filly young men formed the Young Men's rounril an,) starlerl agitation for u managerial form of government. This wa* approved by th* iwvple and Is now In effect. Ihr speaker raid he fell Willi greater rfffrlrney nml eronnmy than the mayor and commlsslun type. Ileprrrrntallvrs of Inlid holders met with public official" and agreed to |rMt|«me cvllrction of overdue Iminils fur five years. A< a result Asheville and lire conn, ty in which It I* situated feel that their problems are solved or in n fair wsy to Ik* cured, Judge Cooksaid, lion. J. W. Marlin, furmrr gov­ ernor i f Florila, war furred to cancel plans to speak at tbe even­ ing meeting. Poor alUndanrr at the meeting led lo action of the tm-mbtn In deciding to hold all meeting* at noon hereafter, but to try a monthly smoker in addition. WhiUM)r Kplegl* was named by lb* rhalr to plan a smoker. J. W. Smith reported on the Vtr**t benches tiring distributed lir tha Jayre**, and urged mem­ ber* to help sell them. Chairman W. I . Eaton of th* road sign com­ mute*, reported that 200 mrtal Signs am lo be placed along roads leading'-Into Florida, and that It is hoped tho number can b* in- ■ - new star July 7 Is ihis your blrtlulayT Then )nu have n goml builness head nml should accumulate plcntj of money during your lifetime. Hersusr ol your shrewdness in bu-iness and your saving habits you w.ll lind that you never lack for money. Outside of business hours you are something o f u delrtUnlr In the arts. You enjoy music, art and literature and will prolialily have some talent In one of the branch­ es should you ever want to do so. Itecaurq, of y-oir wide Interests and your business aptitude you must be careful not to overtax )ou r energies, as you do not Iravr a strong constitution. Watch ynui health arid be sure to get plenty of fresh air. Watch your dirt. Worrying Is one thing yon must learn not lo do, for that on­ ly under mines >»urr nervous etter. gy and eventually affrets your licnllli. If you can illicit your tendeiiej to worry about tilings Into a channel wldrh will lend tn correct Ihe things that are rous­ ing you to worry you will find life will Ih- ninth ratier. Iluiltl up your srlf-reliance. Yon are Inclined Li Ire a little loo Inquisitive about the affairs of others. Inquisitiveness ami nriiuliitivrness are really lunthrrs under the vktn. The former will eventually lead you Into bring nu Incurable g issip; Ihe latter will hrlp yen ill your profession, pro­ vided you turn your curusily into rhannels or learning and acquir­ ing teal kn-iwicdgt- Instead of colletting Juicy tid-bits of srandnl about your neghlwiis. Women bmn under this ilgn should not marry too early in life. Among thine whir were born on Ibis day are Charles rle lint he, screen star; Yavlin lion, link; WII- * N im c K lln anil after Ihis dale, July 7. ISH. I will not hr responsible for aaj bills eonlrarlrj try anyone other than mi self. T. G. Johnson, Route 2. Has 2U2A. Chicken Supper Friday night I L K I*. M. Melhmlist Churth Annrt lliin fil Mrthislist Or|ihanag* at Densun Springs. 6 6 6 i m u u on TM ii.rtB IlfltyfN m 11**Ail Brier «•* ^rMr«l|ll •m M m Ib i i k , f h a tlia m r«»M 11 b r it t l tfaF. mm4 r h r flia N i la r N Ib llirr# M4 Salvr (or llaby'n Cold. U fa Insurance U ■ letter of credit payable to n man’s widow when hr retched the You get the molt Value (or the least Cost in Telephone scr*ic«j • * OI all Ih* thin* i you buy ihera la nona (hat (lea* so much for 0* Hula a* lx) aphone sir vice. i Many lime* during tha day or w**h or month, in lha ordinary affairs of lift and In emtraaoclo* you *** evidence of th* vatee o f th* ixlephoa* and (talU t th* la4lAP«a*abl* part it play* la ,* ovary business and aortal activity. ., . 1 Men transact a great part o f Ihxlr bualnxaa ovar IL W arnMl at* il conxtantly lo aav* atep* and lima In social aod b u a d d JI; dutlta. In an Incraaaing numbtr e l waya, it add* ta U* and aacority o( lamlly Ufa. . . ... ^ Subscriber* who look back ovar tha moalh aod consider w M th* ixlepbont baa meant lo thorn or* Quick to approrfata i u » aqoalted ealue and low prica. '. J l i t 1 They reailra that It taally doesn't pay to try to do w | ^ « t .f ^ end of life's Journey. S outhern C. MILLS BOYD 710 I'heo^ 171-R l»T-t 8. Pork Are. and • B e l l TELEpHpN.t, T clcgrdi^ h C o m p a n y |t o s o r o o s o t o d > year to year. ih. a — 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 07, 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 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 07, 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/6b293025d81e2773e9634b6f4c88b8c5.pdf 514e9a789fea64b4ecf3a931fabf8e3e PDF Text Text a- W&ffl MW I # .T , TAB WBATABR Generally fair Isalgkt sad To*a« day ricept possible showers Toewdsy afternoon. • ) K P E N M < r r ?D A ILY NEWSPAPER SANPORD. FLORIDA. MONDAY, JULY 6, 1931 Rift Between.Vatican And Italy Averted By Decistqn FOR Of MussoliniAnd Pontiff 1931 REVEALED CUBAPREPARES Bently Issues S t a t e ­ TO MEET REVOLT ment In Answer To SEEN IN OFFING Charges Hurled By m ^ ^ i , 4.* 5 H o u s e Members Extensive Plans Being M a d e To Maintain TALLAHASSEE, July » - ( A P ) Julr 6, —Robert Bentley, chairman of tha. Peace And Security morning, Me HOST 'M PRINCESS ILEANA AND FIANCE ESSWNIS _____ N l 'AIBKB 119 U .S .S A ffS U P l NEWFORMULA i FOR DEBT PLAN j PetrMite Business Is G e t t i n g Sensitive And Is Resdy ToRespond To Stimulus President Hoover Be­ lieves S i m p l i f i c a ­ tion Of P r o p o sa ls W i l l Get Approval NEW YORK. July (A IM One hundred and flfiy-flvr buaL net* paper editors jrsterd ay anDmmreJ their belief th at “ l•u*!ne** la the United Siales has rid Ittrll nf all orerhead bu.tten* aceutnulaird during the prosperity peri­ od." and, "Ih tru o th ly liquidated, it a nuw eitrem ely sensitive to all Influent** and trady lo re ­ ef,.ml to the slightest itim ulus." The eilitui*, aiembers of the N ntunal Conference uf lliislncvs Paper Rdilnrp and lh« A isurlaled Builnes* 1‘apors. recite Uila W r l In their fly I ih semi-annual survey of the business outlook, Just |smsetl by Htanlet A. 1ten n is presi­ dent uf the tonfe.eiH-#. White the edit.ir* do not f nd that the upturn of businet* has been re*'bed generally, they do, In rertuln fields, report that signs of Improvement already hav* been obaeived. The Industries in which the gains ha«e l-een noted Inviuile the automotive equipment and part* •action of tha automobile indus­ try, chemical*, machine tools, elec­ tric power production, textiles, commercial bakeries, fum ltuia manufacturing, lonstruction meat packing, shoe retailing and radlu broadcaslin;. The editors report th at syres* •ire lui rchsn,Using In which m enu, fsrturer* s g i jw teilara c o o p e r­ ated to develop goo>ls that will sell •ndar present day conditions has characterised business f j r tha six months Just closed. They believe also that, in tha mnin, .nvcntuiica of raw raateriqls and finl'hed products are now an depleted that rvplacrm ant buying W A S H IN G T O N , J u l y 6, — (A P ) — A ctin g S o crcU try I ’antlo o f th o S ta te D e p a rt­ m en t in n fo rm a l rrta te m e n t totiuy nnld th o A m e ric a n rov e rn m e n t h a d “ N o m igR ivingn'' t h a t th e P re sid e n t'* p la n ft>r . a d e b t m o ra to riu m w ill b e - , com e e ffe c tiv e on in x tru c tio n a . „■ o f P re n id c n t H oover. T y Secretary blellon preaenled t o . , the French government today • new simplified formula qvhlch tha President >• lievra will meet the entire situation. It provide* that France an l the _ United States * agree In principle’ on tha remain- ' . Ing points of iliffairnoe and that . • Ih technical question* and d im - ''. genry between th* two on pny' nrrnta of reparations In kind 'lend every olhvr quest Ion" be referred to tethniral experts. President Hoover rejected last night a French plan to give un­ limited freedom of nctlo’n tn tarh. • nlcal expert* who will wink out the detail* of an inter-guveremental debt moratorium. . Tha Chief Execuliv* suddenly cut . short his week-end hvllday and hurried hark to Washington yaa- > lerdsy front hit Rsp'dsn camp, lla . had before, him Fran-e's ul ijnellon to America's Isiest suggestion In (Continued on Page H air) ' State Road Department, iatuad a | statement today th a t the Income f HAVANA, July"#.—(AT)—Ru­ df hi* department for 1981 would m en of a forthcoming armed up­ be about 1940,000 more than far rising against President Machado IBM. The atatement wa* In reply led th* government today to make to rharge* by five membeia of extensive preparation* to maintain ‘the houae that tha allocation el a peer* and security. Five hundred m a n y o f th e third rent of thn gaaelioe ta i police roeerves wars posted nt focal ntatlvea revenue t) the road department point* In th* baliases section and (Sunday) would tnereaae ita 1931 income ordinary patrols w e n doubled. MaIT appear, f I,<00,000. They urged a holiday rhtna gun crows era engaging In Maneuver* to fit them for shock all will. be halt In road building. s • grind abtad Bentley m id tha e i t r a cent of troops In case of trouble. One of th# principal reasons .It- la for not gasoline tea for laat alx months An excellent picture of |'rincr>s Means, youngest titte r of King 10 day*, but aone pes- would bring in f 1.020.000 while the government has for believing Carol nf Roumama, and Arrhdiikp Anton, m inenther of the llapsburg ► think tha fight will the |HO,000 which the departm ent Uwt rurrent rumm* may have family, to whom the i» reported engage,I. They are seen together vehicle aom* foundation, It wa* said, la ■hare that tha aetira M day* anticipated from n u t or frequently In B urhsrrst. llrenae revenue* will be diverted Diet during racent days many of to public school fend* leaving a tho leading oppositionists bar* ■< . sent their damilira to the United hva b aan/lf member* of net income of 9V4D.OOO. Bentley eetlmateid hla depart* State* and Mexico. -her* moat of thla po»l A number of arrests have been rare appointed on a menl would auffer an annual loaa tha Bptekar, In an of 11,200,000 In the next twa made duitng th* laat fnrtniyht. j t e date* Into tha record* year* from lla 1PM income "loao." The Information agatnai those d*. ___ _Ju«t ___ Plea member* of the House In telnrd was furnished-by secret and ascertain thing to I* aUtement here laat night said pvlier, who declare shipment* of d o a d g ^ ^ a U t e Into Its usual “it (a difficult to undaraUnd where a r m have been fqrdved and die. ' ccjnomy has been practiced In the trifautad among studeida and com­ W ith y ftnaw tal condition. HUte Road Departmrat, as claimed munist leaders, and that anolhe Former Tennessee Fi­ G c n e ral Overhauling plot such a t wa* frustrated last and Mr*. Puller ds- by Governor Carlton in n public Christmas a rt, when a scheme in aUteamnt, when the chairman of nancial G i a n t May Of Conditions Will i a groat deal of credit, whethcapture the central arsenal near­ (Contlnuad on Pago Pour) their work accomplish** Get 3 Years In Jail Be Plnced In Effect ly was consummated, I* again in _ ' 80 they have given genthe making. ef their time and talrnta, MOSCOW, July <L—(AIM— A Chief af National Police Cabrvra NASHVILLE. July A—(AIM— have done *o In an •aid he had learned anti-govern­ Rogers Caldwell, former Invest, general ovr.hsuling of conditions U aolv* the prubment f i r m were buying up sup­ ment .hanktr, was ronslrtnl hy n applying tu labor and industry, plies of blue shirts and blue Iron* crintUial court Jury today on a lepnssenting a gnitl.'ant change* era to be worn during a sudden rharge of fraudulent breach of and In autre cate* wide differences waa certainly hot • ‘lark on the government with i.ta a t e i tta aeaalen, aa (lust and his punishment wav [mm pn-vimis prartiera of soelalSanford was well represented at the idem that 1h* blue would run. ht, hot that wa \ar.oos celebrations hail through­ fuss the pollra. II*' ordered p dice fixed at nut more that: three years istlr development, was proposed -season compared to out H ot Ida over the week-end, aa- to f<>* a l i g h t on any grrupa to in the stat* penltan'. ary. His u l­ )iy Jjarp h Stalin In Id* lsl*<t pub­ dressed. » . IIUU air U curding <to obearvera today. Mlsa Dorothy llaynra. Nanfordto ’ »-» i postpmed much longer. tim a! a announ-esl they would lic pi omiuncemcnt. with Provided consevvatires decide to With no*. offU9pl.c«|abratlon charming entrant In Ihe Cleat. i In a .-peviU elusiog the vunfurIII* ^ mul*v»4)ru»rmgjUUial( thU m - x i j beret. Ranfevd * atreete WqUV haiSThfr' c7«te«V sm-u nf (nduslrlatlsta June U i i »0 you ran prafUcaBy daairted, and iU real- th# necessary tWn-thltda of tha Tire ipdtetmmt sltsn-,t that tut vg. e t r n w hetr dollar volume a crop* are dtnU senttared to many points, UgUlatori, th* House of Jteprw- eiabla unrest among th* peapla, ha* l« tam e ?•»«•« l-een kepi up Caldwell, president of Ih* ones* which waa made pu'di )rsteiilay, which was won by Miss Lena Mao The ponlirCa declaration that the the "man of aleel" uf new Kusiin Bay uf iMinhdln, n turned to Kan1 . lw , ^ .Awplo. Only a rnoitly tha beaches, whrre cool, •enUtives today will begin ‘oflta .hava been slu u st negllgl- powerful itivvstnrrnt b n n k i t t g took stuck uf the country at the ford yealcrday afternoun wllh -.' etwgf of car*,,ration, paanuta clear weather nude bathing and consider r snillutlonal reform*, Catholic may mak* n mantel rarerhouse of Caldwell oml Contpsoy, barause of dlm lnithlng profit ratio n In favor of th* rhurch enl uf lire fleet live months nf the nothing hut prsisa for her hilata ‘ .V now halted a* lb* last hop* for 4' tha ether mhjor crop*. It’s fishing Ideal. m argins, Several imluslrics, the *uhsli|ute<l serurit e* of h->* \nlue / . ■“ had Ml the farmers and ' At Daytona Beach, It was eat!- peacefully healing Cuba's iiollt.cal when taking |h* oath of nllegtence editors said, have taken ateps lo f ir Otte r collateral pledtid to »r- year. He then i.'eclan-d that sever •mi Ihe long and Interesting proto th* due* is said to have Inary body, M from preea re­ m alej that a t Iseat 2M Sanford rur* drpurllt of a rostl bond Issue, nl tliangr* ssr,r neevasai) and nvam of entertainment* which hod * V teuiedy tb s situation. rreaaesl Ih'* unrest, but 5lu*.ml|gl oullim-il a future prugrum. em- loN-n provided fur* the contestants. ' } ' i -ether section* of tho pane ns wear In the hug* crowd Conaervatlvas, irkad by ovenlilIleai-lcnt la I building scem i like­ The prorr«'J» nf the road bond l«- blaring thv fultuwing a'x pilnta: Is devcrlbed aa "unperturbed" and "Wa were given Ih* keys to tho J ef approximately 20,000 visiton Ing of llou*o rules tu permit pa a- confident of.hla power. ly to lead the n ay in the con- *u* had leen rold hy llardcnuris " Iti udju-tnrent uf wages in make vlly.’r Mia* iloyne* said, "and . there daring the p**t three days. *ag» of tha 1931-82 budget, walked Tha pop* dl trussed the situ*, MfU'tion Industry, with emphasis count) tr Caldwell ami Compsny Ike M-rle minnivnauiate with th* "• Some of them have taken cottagee out and dec laved they would not lion this morning with hi* nuncio, oq the nerd of bet*# and cheaper with which th* proceeds wen- de­ type uf liibtn per fill mill: (lie hall every ptar* w* wsnt, we received »uih a grand wrlntmo unUI it posited with an sgrrsrin-nt lltal and apartments for th* summer, retfcm. Whether they will reverse M ms'gnor Ilorgnnglnl-lhica, bat housing for the masses. uf winkers from (ru n ahlltlng from I irenietl almost unrra). Everything grhllo many eare at the beach Juat that decision rema ned a moot th* next move Is considered ItalyV, The textile .min.try, notably the Ion,N would ter wiih-itawn on­ une p i n - tu another tu Improve ...... .............. . and anything w* desired a n free, ly na ttecdivl. Collateral tn secure fo> tha Pourth. In the crowd of question toddy. with n not* replying t> th* Vetl. strong in the cotton side, hss their Its ing condition*. I tom hotel arrummodatlona to the <iep«i*ll was plrdxof will: the nearly 12,500 person* who watched . shown remarkable progress in thv I can. Ilcnuil) of tin- gr illing labor movie#, darter*, luncheons, dinners, the bathing beauty parade a t 7:00 1 dgvelopinent o( promotional sell, Hank of T*ttne<*ee, n» Irrlrtee. shi-itugs- l y nit rai l rig inure pni»- automobile tldv*, and nltl" • The hank was • auSa iliaty of s’d oik Riturday night, Sanford lag; finding new u**a fur iruodi Wiley And Post Are Mia* Haynes sa id ' that largo Caldwell and Cinjpam and Imtlr ants tn indiu-tilrs as nrrirnltmv •tele on gen far** were seen at aver* turn, * * olhrrwifu No. prugie res Inward me hsniralloti. err wds war* present nt every ufh. Mayer John while at rlaec Intervals along tho Welcomed In Capital | date an industry that has trrrto - rsenl into receidbrship las Improvement of lie urgauixatirn licial event on thv long program, *i was In " beach, Sanford aulomoTQter** empha»ise,| the production vernbe rth, Hie Jury rlrliberaling th,- rase of lalior in (ndui-lr) in order tn snd that thv had never witnessed bile*, filled to overftoalag with WASHINGTON, July 0—(AIM 1 ( lite r than thv selling rnd of Its of Caldwell, remained liK'ke.l in dist*iliute lln* pru|M*r stn-nglh such • display of U-nuly In her an­ pleasure seekers, were mingled P k (ho seventh straight day —Wiley Post end Harold Getty bus Iiipss. Ih* - riminal court Jury norm last •nn-ng factor c* nq-l tr end "ir- tin' life, "I think that every girl with thousands ef automnldW* of polka court happenings, rases were welcomed to Washington to* tcsponsible" method*. In lha contest was • n a ] lieauty," night. tk. Former fru n every etata In the Bouth. day to recslve offlrial recognition Pl l-L TRAGIC JUKI'. of traffte-law violations fra tu red To lisse the tmiking il*«c de- she said, "anti I don't see how tha The charge was given hy Judge apohe in At Clearwater Beach, w hen •n otherwise slim dariret presented from President Hoover for the iCuntlnued on L'sge Nix) Judgi-a could ever come tn a deci­ Fourth, and Mia* Dorothy Haynes represented LISBON, July 0.—(AIM—Prrc- llarr Saturday afternoon, end the round the world exploit. sion, with an many attractive girls ; Jury waa achedulod tu mak,, w reag likewiaa. this city in a state-wide beauty Friday afternoon to Judge K. W. Tha filar* arrivad by train and tkal Jokes, prevalent in the Portu­ Wore for disposition. to rheoaa from." p rrt v hen court opened this mnrit. In trim and contest, about M Sanford residents guese cerniial season, \su«ed otto tyent Immediately lo th* Whit* Priday. afternoon seven resi­ 5l:aa llaynes we* mu- nf Urn 23 ing. A in*,sag* from lire Jurors tlty e* poa- h a l gathered to lead the apple as* •laalh from shock and Numerous Ifouie where they wera luncheon girls who, Mtillered in the con­ for "Miss Sanford- and otherwise dents were arrested on rhargao guests of tha Praaldmt. With fainting spells whrn tehpbottr late last night *a!d no vridl t bud of violating the stop-street ortest, broadcast from Ktalion been reached. enjoy the day. with the city coffers be­ them were their wire* and their massage, reached many mother* WFLA on Friday afternoon. Kira At Rock Springe, near Apopka, telling them th tlr sons had I wen financial backer, P. C. Halt, Ok­ later was taken lo Ht. Petersburg about BO Kanfcrd persons braid coming earichod U tha extant of lahoma 0l| kilted In ncn-eaislent automobile u n i hark tu rieiaw ater, where fbimer Oov. J, W. Martin, and en­ 97. Fiaoo of $1 each , war* placed naaldents. CHICAGO, July 0— (A Pi—John ■•thing suit parwdra were held st joyed a free barbecue, and water­ •gainst tha fallowing, after they had pleaded guilty: A. BeetleGraff, 41, wealthy apartment theaters in liroa* cities on Friday melon rutting. brand L, Irvin Hauser, A. R. house o|M-rator, who police said night. .Saturday morning the girls visit­ Johnson, M. P. MrEvnn*. J. W. tallied on • feud wllh the Chica­ 'll Hear water beach where still Commission To Sit Smith end J. A- Chandler, white go Rapid Transit company because and motion pirturra were mad*. As Equalizing Board per/ena, and George Gibson, col LUCERNE, Lake County, t'allf., the r .a r of its elevated trains They later revlrwvd the kulbianl ored. Officer Shaffer mad* I Taking for his them* "Th* Prop- f lions may help us to are that wo July d —(A P )— George Ritchie,• disturbed hii tenants,' was arrest- motorboat races, enjoyed a lunch­ . The Sanford City Com ml**loner* arrests. #r Us* of IJb*rty,” tho Rtv. Jam** can hav* political liberty unly so eon givrn by the owner uf tilt Ran Franclsr.) golf star, four nthrd I*’1 n,‘ ht “ IW ftlW wUh Navel Bum*, colored m a n will alt a* aa equalising board at M. Thompson, -pastor of th> Lake laag as a* honor and olwy our n a­ i t men and n woman were killed a pint tu bnnrb the rumpany’s Capitol Theater, and then appeared th* City Hall tonight for th* par charged with dUordcrly conduct, Mary' Community Church, summed tional laws. Ir, an slrjlshe crash here ypster- lluw anl stric t terminal. He denied In a pajama parade at 2:N0 o’clock. _ of bearing complaints and waa fined fM, after he up hla sermon last Hunday by da- ."Our nvliottal laws are not InIhe charges. At 5:00 o'clock Katurday afteragggastion* a* to change* In th* pleaded guilty. Officer* William* daring that until pr*a*nt-day ptll tbtled to force morality hut tn day. One Iumb exploded in the te r­ mam. hrfurr an audianra uf nently ' Othef ylrtima W*re Jark Karrisad valuations of properties and Shaffer mgda the arrest. lira was purged of tha hypocrites protect our liberty. Our Constitu­ Jerry PemUeton, relured, charged who now Infest It, an entire nn tion nray not lw a perfect one but ran and Leon Keller, also Nsn minal yards yesterday, tearing up 10,000 persons, tha final bathing the City limit*. Th* maotachedatei to sta rt at TIM with disorderly condo cl, was fined tion uf Insincere rltliena might D uly protects our lllwrty na well Franclgpo gulfersi l-ouls M. Ibrk. (racks, shattering car wniduws l«nuty contrst waa held, and Ml*» $9. He had pleaded guilty. Officer reason*My lw expected, cltisens or h d te r than any otir*r that might er, f>&, wlalthy promoter; his fi­ ami endat-.geting live* uf citlten* Bay waa choecn as "Mia* Florida.'' living nearby. A dance that night close-1 th* pro­ Shaffer made the a r r e t who "lack Ih* courage to unfurl bq adupled. Iluw duea Ibi will of ancee, .Mrs. Zigm.-nda Lax, 35, Two other i-mnhs, with fuses gram, although Miss Haynes re* Daisy Butler, colored woman, tkrir own banner* and res sal how thn people really find expression L-ng Beach, and the pilot, William sputtering, were discovered nearby malntd In Clearwater until Sunday »* flaad H I m % dk-rdvrly con- they really stand on vital itsuoa.** In our national legislation T Our HoffrMfc I.U'sru*. Calif. . of term on, vlslt.ng friend* and rel­ dart chaigu te which ahs pleaded Tha glane In Whlch they warn •ml extinguished, Ha bated his remarks m a sen­ cM grvsabrnt ami legislators are s The bombs were of such ait* ative*. guilty. O fflw WUltemi tence from Brriptur*. First Polar. »tort-d by popular vote. Congress riding took off fur a sightseeing that an iron cap from the nn* 2:10: -Praa, yat not using frewdowt by>a two-thirds majority may pro- trip. The motor failed about two exploded and l-rrw lit way through colored man as • cloak of wfekadneta but • • pss* paae contiiiuiroc conaUtullonol amsndmsnta. mil** from Lucerne and th* |lsn e a house located a block away, Farmer la Killed Aa after Offl- uond servants of God." Crpposcj amendments anwndi must thou crashed Into • mountainside. Hla Auto H iti Train, Th* whip trad been In tbs air narrowly missing four sleeping 91* harking The aeraaon, In port, was aa fol­ I*, r.tlfled by the (I l*glslaluraa of children The terminal yards wera a pen-knifa. lows: iMpa-fouilhs of our stetsa before •bout 20 minutes whtn tho crash I tactically deserted at th* time. OKKKCHOm/, July A—(A P) tho county “Wa alwuld use our liberty aa becoming law. This procedure occumd. It was completely dent-dPolite, acting tin InfnrmaUaa —Th* decapitated body of a man “bood-serveatf (slaves) of God." it s* difficult to change our lahad. Th* thrws golfers, with G«orrr supnlied by company officials, re­ bilked when his automobile call How ran w* b* free and yet b* rongtltatlen that an overwbslntwith an F. E. C. posaenger t Horan, anothvr Ban Francisco ported they found in GrafTa three slavtsT Thla paradoxical quest!an "lhcpulsr opinion la essential In ml tea north of hav* apartment a portion of a box in «»lter, had played axhlbilion ‘ * bo aaawarad. Th*ra to an tu obtain this necessary mm­ night, waa Ittontiftod today aa • • hick the unexploded bombs were match*# over th* holiday at Lu­ answer. Tim planet* have groat li­ • (A P I—T h e ’ Congrws* and In th* variplaced. II* war held on • technical o( Rolwrt Carter, dl, farmer. cerne. . venations on berty of movement bat must obey tegislaturaa. a E. Biddy, rid lag with charge. tw * I * S * • 1lawn of Oeu th a t Ox ■h»lr e r­ . moratorium When th* matchda wera <vrag Franklin, on* of tha waa slightly Injured. TVay as kh b greatest physical today after • bite. Man has *f our Ccnatilutioq, said ■toted, Barker askad team lo ho with Vaster Meeks 19 mltoa WOMAN AUTIiOll DIBS t rt eng r menu I bertg only aa Ito law-, - obeys the L of govern meet can o al, Ua guests in • alfhtvMoing trip of hero In Martin rowdy. Twa r aaoetlng toOV*r a take. , ■j -* health. And be oth*r ft NEW YORkT July d —(A P)— »(- tha train were derailed of rain- ■MWfR whan th* Ih* pooHoran tsfrsod^ t* mak* the Ida V«ra Klmonten, author uf craw was warhBig today _ ghatm grant UV the Klyse* arty W mgvamaat h a t must o k n »U t so corn:gpted ns fUghl, stating kefor* tho take-off. "lUJI’s Playground upon which the Ur* wreckage. W it D ouasr pre- God's lavra th at prmmU la this ►•potto government f n i.u i . rate *k«k «u my I la- White l'a |o was bated, died •Btompbil* wa* ap pharo a f aaUrlty. TWwe Ulaatro•f aay ether'." n ig h t" yesterday in n New York bocplULoaUJda^ with txaia. i will con* , Capitol, the Maakm ever Of our fair I ROME, July d.— (API— Th* threatened break between - tjto government of Italy and the VatL ran will be averted. It was learned on good authority yesterday, through a decision of Pope Plus XI end Pirm lcr Mussolini td avoid nay precipitate action. Premier Musaillnl's position, It la known, might bo expressed j tha phrasa “the state goes en ita way* retard levs of criticism of Pope Plus In his encyclical. The pipe, for hla part, Is rpnUnalng to maintain that the church la "suffering per** utlon." It was said he I* refusing to con. alder, fur the moment -at least, the wi'.hdrawal of the papal nunrJo to Rome. Abrut 150.000 copies of hi* encyclical were dtst.lbated in the churches of Rom# yesterday and additional topics nr* being printed for distribution throughou the provincei. Although ih* g .v c n mrnt consider* the vn yclical an attack an fsscUm, pontiff retards it was merely a defense of the church. The pop* anti the premier, there­ fore, stand exactly where they did, hut diplomatically their point* of view are so different that neither aid* tees any hope of ad­ justment. The Italian reply to the Vatican's la-t not*. It is said, will emphalto the Imnoasiblllty of th* s i t u a t i o n and again pro'aat against the pontiff'a speech**, particularly against hlj encyclical, •a Irtg u la t. \ Tha gjrrrnroent probably w ill' avoid for: Ing the issue, It U hel eved, bee bus* It has nothing to gain, having already achtered Its purpose In the closing of the Catholic clubs wh'ch It considered political' organltatlons. ’ The Ve‘J:an I* eapected to Had th# Halloa reply even les* sal isfseloiy then previous note* from th* government so that the diplo­ mat'? negoliatl ms may reach • • deadlork and drag on indefinitely. Fvrep'i for the dlraolullon of 15,000 Calholle clubs, Ih* rhureh'g illon in Italy Is tha asm* aa P lv a C m tu A Copy THINK ' Sanford Journeys To Other Sections To Celebrate 4 t h CALDWELL FOUND NEW PLAN TO BE GUILTY OF FRAUD STARTED SOON IN IN BANKING CASE SOVIET INDUSTRY Miss Haynes Gets Thrill Taking Part In Beauty Contest B sr Traffic Violations Feature Docket Of City Court Friday Wealthy Ch i c a g o Apartment Owner Held In Bomb Plot Lake Mary Pastor Scores Hypocrites WhOgHe AverSgNow Infest Politics .C A i it*; Golf Ace And Five Others Are Killed In Airplane Crash I j j I . l.to. V.. 1 t �B m o t m HCTALO, Famed F r i g a t e Isles ami cloudy «pith*T ended) Itacaaaa of their more United kr > orfokt* o 'y acerrhihr a pail in .t raising rang* aad bar ana* Past lluoori and . Kantaa.-Proidpito* I w aa-dahif all tha "pOatiag and i..n »ra» •< m u ir w I t 2. totkra. had to alaop a few boon oc-cordcd «t Ulan Mdat^Kjataa*. milondlly. tha Winttla Maa made ina to two in:be* Id -IfortHaou 1 1| laUrmadixto atop* with tha re»m u w*a copalderad rtrac.altr I atilt th at tha etapbod U na waa al­ ma 11 lal to tie corn eipp. Bain mui t twice tha actaal flying lime, r rnght aoma relief In Wavl T n n B«caa>a Pangbam aad Hamdra ol ,*1* HUU can alternate a t tto eaatreU, ana anUaoed to awaltor. ■ fiylag white tha other .leapt, thay p» a a i 7T . . **P**t to cot tha ground time to Leaves B o s t o n PROPOSAL On Peace J a u n t mw baaed on tha bneendi parttiana. and that 10 or tra protably woold be alao waa aald to have rwd * bar auggratlon that thla money ba toanad (t> la aad other (mail Eoroiom whoae naada would be M far by Other mean*, tea learned alee that Franc* irtaC Britain war* approach| agreement oh the quaaticn r guar*ntea fund under the t plan. Thla was on* of the about which Franca was te Mgatlallona waa poaipenad ao mt Mtllou ang Ambaaaador Edge Ight confer with Washington on PUhtar propoaala submitted unffldally-by the French governTha Ilavta news aganry aald, rttovur, that Mellon and Pterrt landln, French - finance minister, inferred during tha afternoon, Is? ta g no atatemant whan Mellon K IlN ralnlatar’a ofrka. Tho Rmrlran rapreaanUtive* are lo •frumler Laval again today, ffca French propoaala were Bflad at a apaclat mealing of the liuat, with President Mourner ataMnlr, yaatarday. Ail announcement by Great rtUia af bar “wllllngneta" to call conference af the moat Interested Hi*ns had no apparent effect on • determination of tha French Ig American representative* to •Gnu* their negotiation*, partlr. ■My Ua the nations referred tu the British offer are algnatorlae >j the Young plan of which Ihe Wiad Slate. Is not one. Tha wireless tab phone between |rta and Washington was worked kid laat night, and report* wart n u l l lad that representative* ut ie two nations had apprcachad point at which all difference* ■add ba Ironed ouL Today’* meeting la lookad forurd to with tha kecneat Intareat, » l t U believed thla might to th.t sdaiva aasalon at which the noMratlana woulg to concluded. 'The fhet that Flandln and not Tasaltr Imval or Brand conferred Ith Mtllon yesterday afternoon • a token aa an Indtretlbn that Ihe leouaalona . nowJ canter ■ entirely upon the technical financial aa1 parte of tho problem. A etml-official net* laauad laat Bight aald only that tha negotla' ton* a rt progieselng In a aatiafer - f a n manner and It Is now poislblc M accord will to tvarhed quickly, r 'I t was Ice rood that aaslsfactor) ' pcagresa haa been made on tho ; Maiilam which offered on* of th: graateat dlfflcultlce—that of how ’ ‘ Franc# will handle tha guarantee .fa n g for which eht le rcapanalblr under the Young plan in cast GatMany ahould declare a moratorium. ^ I t It underatood that (to toils of . Ihe pro pcaad agraamant on tk> . point la that Franc* will dtpoall French trvaaury bond* with the Bank for International Hittla- IRITISH HOUSE IF C O M M O N S CENEOF FRAY (Oontlnurd from Pag* Ona) ft wing laborites and attendants, ■ '. aonaarvathc mcmtois aat thaat Finally the r shouts war* ISed lo tha confualcn.' From on* the** beach** ona member about'ring hla rack." •an pear* *ra* retimed after rvern waa thrown uul, ona of bunch defendara, George Huui, a fellow Glaagowar, was Mg- Olbara had thrlr rlotto> bUar* In latter*, with aye* *«vd ang hair awry, k dlatuitonc* arm s over Ui* king of the Go*pel on ala*Brawn.'McGovern aakad If Ur* lory of But* for Scotland Bwpsrad to Invmtlgal# the t r ­ ot four lay preachers fer a age aa U>r grveti. aattaflad with the aecrvlaryV h of tha d ty Uw ferhUflng . that ha gould lavartigal*. (Contbiaad from Pace One) tarrira lull My and a *'«et CO of Ihota know aught of tall. Hull lot! (even men In that agiecmanl, and tha (iulerm e IS- Not many aa .reckoned now-a-cuy*. wuh rapid wia a mar:;- go. EepecUlly when the YWnkpo runnera ipllltd t»« puncheon »f mola»(ei the Ofltlanera had holaled Into their rigging ai n taunt. Said lb . Yankee* would need It for th e d awltchel what* they were pilaonera, they did. nut the barrel waa aovn punctured ami their own deck ao allppery a man <ould amrr* aland. Il waa In that engagement alio that a powder grimed gunner gave her tha name “Old .Irenilde*.'1 “Her aide* mutt ba mad* of Iron,11 aald ha upon aeelng a>lld ahot alrtka her planking and fall off hirm tauly Into the tea. Ayr, bar rldea era aa alout agpln. and her timber* and apart a t wrll. I.leiil. John A. Ixird haa aaan leth al. Lteutenanl Lord, with SI yrara service, la the laat of the n a t) ‘t woxien ih p ronatruetpra. and the ahada of Joahua Humph­ rey*. who dealgnod her, eould find n> fault with John Lonl'a work. P art? Aya that aha waa, anA muat atlll lie, feat aa Billing teaaela go. And (hat, more than once kept ber from dealtuctlon when be*at by overpowering number*. Tha record* ahow that under a praaa of canvaa ah* logged totter than 1.1 kmta, belter apeed than aha'a making now under tow. Paul Rrverr, silversmith, maker of falae teeth, gun founder, engr*ver--arcompll*hed of thoa* and other trader, and clar.on of hi* riuntrymen'a rauae —. fumlahed her with her original sheathing, bolt* and fcraaa fastenlnj*. Her an­ chor* were made at Hanover (M an.). Her (alls were cut ami aawn at the prraent ait* of the Park atrret church. Oak and cedar come from not distant timber tend. So aha waa originally, n loml pridurt, but today m tnv arct orn of the country (to helped to pteterve, slatea not then In Ihe union, are rcprraanled In her hull end rigging. Tha tall apara not long ago, grew In the great foiaaU >f Oregon. Lire oak for knee* and fullocka <am» from Florida. Manufartured products fiom many parti of tho country. Many famoui men trpd her deck* In tha daya of har gl iry. At |*ast one king and a pop* waia entertained aboard har. Bark In IH4N, when Pope Plot IV waa an sail* In Naples, ha vhited the ahlp. With the king of Naplea, ha waa rowed out In a ahlp'i boat. Captain* of French, Rritlah, Span. •*h, American and veaaeli of other nation* then In the haitor, pulled on the oar*. It waa the only time In history that a pontiff alood on American territory, for tb* Con­ stitution, with Stars and Ntilpe* flutter ng overhead, waa that. At Portamouth, in IHi*. ah* wr*« partly reconstructed, and two jeara later arnt to Annapolis for uae at a training ship. At tho nutlirork of tha War Between the Slate* ah# waa hroogbl toek to Nawpoit, K. I., that she might not fall Into Ih* hand* of the Con. federate*. In 1S7S aha tailed for Fiance, taking Amcriran product* to the Krrnrh cihll ll on of that yrar. Her tail commission, until the present, dnded In IHH1. John l«»>rd eatlmatea that about IS parrent of the original itwsrl ■•main* afloaL All ala* U new timber, metal and fabric. - Port am iuth la but the first uf 17 porta ah* will visit on her present cnils* along tha oaaUrn seaboard. Saturday Mew Flight Record H a y Fall Shortly ------- Continued from Page One) ltd Hugh Herndon. It lo their ream la fly a round tha world In •a than a weak, to an aran aix •ya If they “get tha brtaki.” The Pangboro-llemdon Ballanca a dower (hip th in the Winnie laa, Poat and Ratty1! Lockheed, ut It haa a much -greater tralaig rang*. It li equipped to tra*el Mr*. Laura Sweitsar, above, 00year-old grandmother, walked Into a Cleveland pallet station and eonfaoiad that aha had killed a min 23 y ea n age. A few hour* later aha walked out, a free woman, for tho proteculor’a office derided It wasn't murder, but Justifiable hom­ icide. •«"*"« only three intermediate (tape, and thoee only far aa iM gioa It take* to re fuel. Their flrat achodaled atop la Maacow, th a . part aoma point In eastern Siberia, and Uia third In Canada^ . , , ■ , Thay faa| that lander farormbla condition! thay ran girdle the globe with a fljrtng time of flea daya and IS hour*. Port and Oatty war* only In tha a ir fear daya, 10 Bat your “ *** to f o r m a m o r e p « r f « c t U n io n , o a to b lith J o s tle J , in s u r e d o m e s tic T ra n q u ility , p r o v id e f o r th o c o m ­ m on d o fo n c o , p ro m o te th o o rjl W o lfo rd s a n d so c u ro S lM s in g s o f L |b « r t y ,t o genth o o u rs e lv e s • n o ' b u r P o s te rity . . " — Tiw C onttiM bn. E very d g arette is its own light up. jMILD RIPE TOBACCOS best w itnesa LET CHESTERFIELD , — the best that money can buy, SPEAK FOR ITSELF. aged right, blended right They’re MILpER . . . you can PORE ClOAREITE PAPER— tho smoke aa many as you like. purest made. KNOW th a t sab tha aaigeaat-at-arm* „ t u » if U - . M the !»•«•«*>• an i m tlx k w ra aa. agStoet the mort I k u *«w <Ur* P*»* '**■ Galty • p n t la rtope f tr fuel and m t TMt emald glv* Pangtor* and Hamden aa atepoad Urn# of J««* aU day*. • ♦ ; *7 Pangbcra, '•Ho I* S3, la ottor than «(lHar of tha Wlant* Mao firm aad H in d o o It younger than Mthar. N ine only *■• P°«l *• 31 and Catty « . Paugtom ta d H a» don ar« a tort of eompwItotoFuat a t f t r a t *«p*riencu » * • - ' Both ha to bom tonulorroar* Ba *»» P o rt Pan*bom w tt B ftrm toy Ilka Port Bad Herndon. hat worfcad la tha oil Hold a of Oklahoma aa Poat did until ha loat an aya In an accident and to got tha tronay to Hoy Hla flrat plana. W rath*, roporta yeatarday Indi­ c t tad bad waathar over tha flrat part of tha world route, bat thoro w on indication* thtat It might d ear today and that Dr. Jama* Kimball of tha waathar boroan might flra tha mythical atarting g a t for ocean fligbto a t dawa oa Saturday. JlfAN HARLOW t ’• " ■ » lU ^ T ' I t^ a d w ra h a w m ^ lt forecast f g . O k ROCKLAND, MgiM. (A P )-T b * achoa»*rB a the Donald B. MuulKMsi tlon, tailed yaatorday fa r Labrador after being * fag. C«rama*d*r MaaMJ Nava Sunday murnlng n trill uto whichi be , NIU aa* to squara tail** *f �jjaj mm rrs 1HjiJ , l W M & m -i w r f .^ r r ti .L,,y.,^r> , .^jyj f ’M ISfiMlMlfl UeraJIIMf O T H p rijr? *' 4W| , •f MM f l a ? i £W£ M i *J..*A wtt* tti* cotBtiy in X*fcfc' y & w i t - %x* § § » S £ ? for M not b* Indifferent. » -. ftfa S tt f r .W * r~ r- r-: .IfeL-jC *‘‘^tir>. .y j;'-v * ' ' i*\ K » « . . . . . . (fT> •* • v v f 4 w .v- ■* /«& •* ' VAL££& iw jw v ra : y h > ,>. V 4 g ■rr.*» , ioooo* ••V.» I I ' M '* ^ >■*<1 ■ ■ n u t )' ' n4m *?■ "•< lfrt-V*V?p •'h «:»h t-»*. •■■»> j V-J-; : vr - V * saw \m\ iDd m o n ro o m , l to M iO i poW m v a#0a4 U t « fn m m rn s Lic vi- '• v" v •*,<}> H o .»y* ■«■■ w M 'V �---- ~r— Seek lb Statu London’s Exeh it Roulk I a Vidal*, C Mem Pep* andgatft Mat night freta M(Hedgea , where they ware called r he the lUnsea of Mr. Wat* ~ has retamed th a ' paaf her parents, here hy bar iW, who will sin log suma student afternoon to spend ■ short time her* with her sisters, Mrs. Georgs Ruff and Mlaa Baal* Whittle, and her brother,. Glenn Whittle. ’ Tha Daaghtmra ftf Wesley Class of tho F in k MtUkedUl Church wilt h a r t « welaetr roast sod swimming party at Kratwdate Park a t Lak* Mary with-Mrs. T, J. Murff. Mr*. Loftnie MaMalteh, Me*. Phut Thurnand. M n . J . M. McCaskill, Mbs Jjpjta Kraaa and Mta* Prance* Plmreon as - boat*****. Members a te asked ta gather at tha church a t < t» o'clock- ' Tha Alathaan Class of tha First Baptist Church will hold Ita month­ ly bu*)oot« and aortal meeting a t B.ahlock a t the homo of Mrs. H. H. N nrm aa. 1 I K Oak Arcane, with Mm. A.»C. McLendon, Mrs. Jamas Fields, Mra. R. X. Peurifoy, Mrs. Hamer and Mm, Nawman aa hostesses, , WEDNESDAY. Tha Young People of the Chris­ tian Endeavor of tha First Prasbytorian Church will m eet,at 7:30 o'clock a t tha homo of Mlaa Car- M r..and Mrs. Walter Campbell left Saturday morning from Miami for Columbia, 8. C. where they wiU attend th« funeral of Mm. Campbell's mother, Mrs. J. F, a* important hoalnsta will ba dis­ Bales, who died Friday night nt cussed and plans for. tha month'* work of tho epuniaU' *UI bo made. Forming a party spending tho ***k-eod a t Daytona Beach worn: Mr. and Mia. E. I. Hoy, Mm. WilHorn R. William*, and tha Ml**#* Beatrice Howard, Mary Buford Powell, R. E. Griff lib and Julia Higgins. , M n. B. F. Genas and her daugh­ ter, Freda, hare gone to Jacksonvilla where Mlaa Cans a will spend K. F. Houihitder •osbolder motored some time visiting her aunts, the Misses Marian and Merle Higgins, ch Saturday whom a t their home In Rlveriide. Mrs. Dana* will return home tomorrow. I Mrs. Brad;* william* on. I M Mm.- j . b : w ii rntod la Daytona Boach for the day. . M r. and Mrs. L. F, Boyle and daughter, IJIItan Gray; Mr. and M n. Hawkins Connolly and daugh­ ter, Daphne; Mr. and Mm. W. A. Adams, Mlaa Roes Caine Hotting■tan Dowdnoy. of Miami, ham and Mlaa Marigono Gray and •4 gnost af Mr. and Mrs. "Damp** Boyd, of Laurent, 8. C , raft Hutchlaon a t their spent Saturday a t Daytona Boach. Wftrt Tweatleth Street. Ralph Woodruff, who has been Mag, of Alachua, la tho a t Camden, N. J , doing intom* lit brother and siater-ln- work for tha past year, returned wd M n H. H. Young, at homo Saturday night. Ha eras ac­ I' m Union Avenue. companied by Mn and Mm. Frank L Woodruff and Freak A b h H. G. Lingle, and Woodruff III, who fiavn V*n at Mlaa Claim Zachry Hendersonville, N. (1, for a abort f t t » u w n rt spent the time. I t Daytona Boach. . Mr. and Mrs. E. fl. U n ip and Skew and M n. Wln- children returned tail night from h n n rata reed from Or­ Savannah, (la. wboro they w en am they spout several tba guaata for several days of M n. Maurasn. Winter. They worn accompanied homo by M n. Lnney's ntsro, Mia* Geraldine Barron, - of Greenville, S. C-, who will bo h tr gueat for sera ml week*. Forming a party spending Saturday at Daytorta Beach were: Mr. and M n, Du Hhans cioward and dnugbtor, f’strid a, of Babion Park; Mm. Margaret Barn**, of Windomere: Mr. and Mr*. 8 O, Oka**, J r - Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holler, Jap k* bar bom* at Tamp* Mr. and Mr*. W, Caulhen llutchlir raffing a short Urns hem »on and son, Billy) H r, and Mm. ar ftftal, Mrs. Otto Andor- Jo* Molaeh, Mia* Hrteu Doudne>, of Miami, and Mlaa Eleanor H er­ ring* Cart, and lira. It. Y. Lyon and daughler, of Mnroln, N sb, am tho gueat* of Mm. Lyon’s parents, Mr. an,) Mm, T. L. Marrow a t their bom*, on East Seventh BtraeL .Mm. Robi* M-saer he* gone tu Temps to spend abort two months While away she will attend Uw Marinella Beauty College there* Frlffidaire Company Celebrates Birthday DAYTON, £>„ July » - A fif­ teenth' anniversary JsbMee, mark­ ing Um span of yearn during which the,electric refrigeration industry awn from a owsddMd Infant a f the moot active and rewilbom of America's Me n family, was- formally j today by E, 0 . nochlsr. « t and genera) manager of family August. Mr. Robert King, made n bualneoa trip to Sanford Monday, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Whaaler arc a pondlag a vacation at Daytona Roach, and have aa their guest, Misa item loro Stine. N. F. Lesetts waa In town Wednesday looking after business Wilson Hamrick, of tho .firm of Hamrick Bros., spent a few days this week a t Sebastian, Fla., visit­ ing friends and relative*. He teporta hot, dry weather on tho East Coast. Dr. Dlckert, pastor of the Bap­ tist Churrb, had a nice Kelvin*lor installed In tha paste Hum recent- 1r 8 - F. Wheeler la building a sum­ mer lodge on South Bosch a t Lake Pick ell. Mm. Wllliama finished recoverlog tha hotel and doing some other re palm on It thla week. Bar. A. Medralf of Osgerla waa DC to am dh bu* lava* Wednesday. Mr. and Ml*. W. T. Chance and daughter Joan, returned Friday from a few days visit with hi- JOHANNESBURG, Union of Booth Africa, July A—(API—Aft ■lltgod attempt to stampede the LoMou atock exchang, by bogoa coded cabMgrami purporting t ) come ft am the flrma' broken beta wa» fra il rated after one af the message* wa* found to h av si a alWkl mlttake in 1U address. \ The cablegram*, In the name"of a wvtt-knawn firm here, w*v*liffi* dressed to two I.endow brbkon and aald tba West Band Consoli­ dated gold mine* had bean Hooded and external rely damaged by fire. Tha roelpienta of tho communi­ cation* w on told that ikt* new* wa* M boon la- adranco af any published account* of tho-.Occur, once and were advised U sol] their What Rand holding* at one*,'' r One of tho Loadoa firms noted ft alight a«r«r In the addrea* and becama auapicloua. It mads in* qolrim which revealed the In* authenticity of tho message. -Meanwhile, tho false new* had circulated about London and con­ siderable selling took place, but the atocke n o n recovered. Police hare started an Investigation. >VKl«. Alfred Eiim rit returned borne Saturday from an outlay of O eouflr of month), mo»tly ipenl dttth tfwlf daughter at Ww» Palm Beech. J. 3 . Dixon relumed home Sat­ urday from Pelalka where ha wftp helping hi* *on, J. 1- during New Fatality Record Is Made Over Fourth By T*s Associate* Pesos The largest number of Fourth af July deaths In recent yearn oc­ curred in the United Slate* a* the aation celebrated the 160th anni­ versary of It* birthday. Approxi­ mately Mft lost their live* from variom causes In the two days of celebration. * Fatalities from fireworks num. bered six or one-half what they were In 1031. One hundred and SO wer# killed in automobile are'dents while drowning* tm k IM. Twen«y four died from heel ami 1 1 were hilled in airplane accidents. The,South had ST deaths. KEY W EST Northwest ett* Iranre to harbor to be dredged by Govrmmont craft. ws# called by the Hines* and death of hia brother. Mm. Bower and son ar-nmpanied him north but will re­ main for a visit with relative* in Michigan and Kansas. KrslL Fred, motored up .with the family. Tho Dorrs* Circle held s pH>*«snnt meeting on Juno 28th at the home of Mr. ami Mm. Dean, tho latter coming back front the Bench for the itay to Upsal*. In tho nb■eac* of our pies'dsnt. Mm. Kricaon and secretary, Miss Rpendlova th* host cm as vice ptcaldenl opened tho mooting. Bro. (Tsrk loading us In prayer with songs and scripture* reading*.—Mora wotk was taken by- th* ladle*'. Be­ side* th* member* wo h*d ■■ guests, Mm. Henderson, the sister of Mm. Dean of IVIjinii and Mias EIU Bolton. Homemade cream and rake* were served for re­ freshments. It aura went well with the hot day. Tho next meeting will be with Mm. K.' K. Hunter on July 30 but an all day picnic la planned for July 0th a t Rock Springs, Mr. Body has promised aa n truck: Ruth 8pendbv* returned home Sunday evening from a little out­ ing spent with different friend*. 11. G. Lnndqulat ha* been help­ ing Mr. Tyler put up a water tank for th* chicken*. Th# Lutheran cirri# held a pleasant meeting Wednetdsy aft­ ernoon with Mrs. Jesse t* e and Mr*. 8. J. Btedt, her mother, on the Wret side. Mr. end Mm. T. O. Tyner *nd tons, returned home Sunday from Venus and Bartiw. While the)# Frank th# 7 year old *m nf Mr. and Mm. Krall fell while playing In a sand pit and broke his arm at the elbow. T. O. Tyner ■pent 0 rotlple of day* at Wind*mere, N- O. Fry bringing him home. A Jolly gowl time was had by some 80 of the neighbors, surpris­ ing them on Thursday evening to remind Mr. and Mm. Emil Msgnueon of their Wooden Wedding. Luts of wood and wooden things from a load to go in thr stove to ruli ng pin* end clothes peg* waa showered upon them snd deli >ua cakes and coffee was serve*!. Those spending th# day Hunday at Cornnsdo Beach wer#: Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Isinddiiist and children, Marian. Vlrglnls, Irene. Camilla and the twin* and I jiw rrnre; D irnthr Swanson, Mr. and Mr*. Kenneth Kolib'n* end three children, Mr. snd Mm. A irh’e Swanson and children! Mr, and Mm. K. W. lnndqulat and chil- OUSTED MIAMI REACH—Local BapUa*. Church congregation plan emo­ tion of fSG.O^O edifice. W.H.LONG HENS and FRYERS DRESSED OR LIVE Mm. Jean H. Norris, above, who IS year* ago became New York City's first woman Judge and tha only woman to hold Judicial of­ fice In Manhattan, waa removed from the bench by the unanimous decision of five Juiticea of tha Appellate Division, who found that she had shown "unfitness for Ju­ dicial servlco." Max Schmcling Sails For His Home Tonight ISHBEL MacDONALD FOLLOWS IN FATHERS FOOTSTEPS Wm 1V.C, --Pi Srtd fto Lisdina W W U tlt CtMff CTWNIRl - 7 /3 wh-~, DAYTONA BEACH. July «— (A PI—A vessel believed to bo an till tanker I* afire several mile* nff shore today. The roast guard atalIon at Flagler Brarh waa noti­ fied la send a boat In tha craft’s aaalatanre. dren, Mr. and Mm. Alvin Swan aim and daughter, and Mr. ami Mm. August Kwanton. Special jubilee Offer V IS IT O U R SHOW ROOM NOW A N N IV E R S A R Y O lF f * TO A L L V ISITO R S - me 111 1 roost .vt iH kilvhK iiAG*/tNK» a r i. w*t 0 A strrnuou* holiday at tho Beach . , . Joyous, camfm* and happy .*. . a perfect tim* for Mi** Modern . . . •he knows that she can en­ joy the day evtn If her beat ■port suit brromea soiled . . . tomorrow she will send U to her favorite dry cleaner and It will bo returned to her as good *• now. Malta It a point fo pay tu a visli during tha p n t few days, Pot wa a n cultbratlng Frigldalra'i fifteenth anniversary and hava arrangod ■ apodal program that you won't want to mlai. Among other things wo a n malting a special Jubilee Offer to those Who purchase now—to offer that will sprprMe you with it* generosity. We are presenting aa Anniversary Gift to lU adult* who visit our showroom. And we are giving a dramatic demootitration of the enduring qualities of Frigidalre Lifetime Porcelain. We are also showing bow the Cold Control apeeds the freezing of ice and dessert*—how the Hydrator makes even wilted vege­ tables fresh—how the Quickube Ic« Tray releases ice cubes with finger-tip pressure—one at a tint or a whole trsyfuL Come in today sod receive you Anniversary Gifu During Ik t J n k iltt are wiU imtuJI F rig U n irt in y m r k t m t jt t Phone 861 220 Mlgnollg “Wo Invite Comparison1 .... ■ ......... .... 1 1, 11 ... ----" 11 1 " -f - ..'vrog NEW YOKE, July A—( A P I Max Schmellng I* leaving tho United Stale* lor a couple of months but he will be bark in August to defend hit title again ags nat the beat man tha heavy­ weight division ran offer. The Teuton youngster, who flayed Bill Stribling, sails at mid. n'gh.t lo visit hi* mother in Berlin and return here in.tim e to fight either Pilmo Camera, Jack .Shar­ key or Mickey \Valker In Scptem* ber. FREED BY FRENCH JURY children loft Wednesday for a vl*it with tolatlvea in Eatonton, Ga.r and other points In Gaorgla. They wlU probably Iw gont two or three wttka. Mr. and Mm. W. D. Stine and children will spend thla wrek-end a t Dayton* Beach. " C. If. Meek of -Forsythe, f»a.. Mr- and Mm. T. J. Ch'ld* and littie daughter of Maeon. Ga., aero last week-end guoata of tboir cousIna, Mr. and Mr*. W. A. Mtek and Mr, and Mr*. C. B. Clouts. Mr. and Mm. J. E. B. Aaboll and twin daughter*, Ann and Reboeca of Orlando wore guests of Mrs. w. J. Varn Sunday afterneon. Friends In Oviedo-am glad to Irani they have locate I In Or­ lando, coming from Winter Haven Mil week. The Oviedo P.-T. A. have l«e*n busy alnee school dlimlisod.. They have purchased a 'lovely velour st-g s cut tain in Um High Kchool col cm (Black and Gold) with two other modern stage fixture*, and aeon they plan tg * \ l mw furnlf t..— mL L s L r a i l l _ J j -» > f t. tL . Here Is Mr*. Nixon-NIrdllager, w lthjhar young son, pictured on turn, swhich will add grratly to the tboir arrival from France, whore tbs y»URg w.-msn recently wa* ac­ eppssrsnes of the auditorium. Geo. W. Bower returned on quitted of the killing of her husband, Fred Nixon-Nlrdilngtr, a weal­ Thursday m orales from a two thy theatre owner of PhilsdolphM, Pa. £ weeks trip ta Michigan w hen he ’ JACKSONVILLE- -»oa*d OaaotU,- now weekly paper llsbed by Prank Brennan and llo Bees*. Florida Power ; �! ')-■<■i. «>T \ 3r : - JB f,T 'ahth.gtat.bd A* July (AP) to cM tt to m O T ta r ' f< fawfpuwra t & Bof ‘ fcpirlt *(■ lAo Pros boat's A l r t adbtrwl to la wo M dotstls, Iftsofsr • • It TL. o _it i_.___s^J _ .tl. to_ all InUrootad jw tlo q C ^ ■dad raparailooa PfjWWM ltd aaad oalr far siiaaw lt a«a WW| fatalsad raoUrdsr At tM IfiA . o f tW Walt)*! farM as* fchxfly paroso to adopt ■— 7 * * * t i l - . -U ‘a .A - g & g g g B.!CJja’pf«l frw» w i n tnjorad during Dm srsnlng, n*r. B. W. PWkort and f .m ll/ W Oftodo ward a b a prsssat, Mr. Brbeintld'i Bible Claw of Man. p^eborL' b pastor of both Ootddo dad by J in . Srhslfbld's Woaaaa's and b ra . t , A. BbUlaa waja daTARPON SPAIN OB— W art af Bibb O ass a t Ssabado Springs UtbUulIr enUrUlaW B aturda, . ( Idrain* and raps t i n t B ails rff n a fa d a y . TW party also la a pkaic a t i U basaa af.M *..«dd Hast ta Aarista Riror ^ r t d f e ifa ifii ta d fsarilisa of tbs massbar*. rMjaocUon wi|h 0*S Wado»<d«J' Mrs. Bajrw«*d W wd ,•*’ ,®^TW A' dsllrftus " T P " J & N sloaW —H lt. ‘ u *m n d l t lo n C onden r"w nr r* * ■ * 4 \* « w y 'm w , louse, Furatture and F tytaro WTVf t m S tock ....... L j - ^ ; i and Certificate* of Indtbtfdqi mW m ■ �r iv . ■MUM, % pertlsjon. Legislation 'to pal Into effect l h a a n ,' mommendatloni fa lH of p u u r b» -Congress. rfidkted* w aiqr'af,’tE* d tp offH ala jrt Hamtrafck, • Michigan, ^ D e tr o it ’ the men a* they appeared In Circa It Coa rt for atralgnmenl. Left to rifht! r;of Hamtraekj, hi* attpm ey: B an Mjneck,councilman pFrad'Dibble, coun. . .eeAnetlm.il. PfOvtitrip .councilman, ahH and Prom oter Tn«. Top, ’ t * * *' ' * *’ ' 4 * fc** I » .1 l ' r * _■V •» INGAME MEW YOIMK: CITY Th# power at udy wilt be based on those utility operating cotnpanlee holding license* from the tedm l government. Their ownership, control and affiliation will bt traced all the wap up, whether-lt occur* . through atock ownerahlp, manavtment contract*, financing, or otherwise, I- The k emmlsslon announced yeif*nl*y that Ih* Inreatlgetion wma voted unanlmouily U«t Friday on a motion of Commlsaankr WIIllamaoa of Washington, seconded bp Commltiloner Draper of W y­ oming. It la to b* completed In four month*. The federal trade eommltalon ha* been eagegad alnre IBM In an anamination of the entire capital '• u S t l * a MWlkN fK u t m w i t iaaortldna.' t V *dftce i l aald W datlflad la< mediately fa the* *T error. TO ADVERT!nOW A ItrtU r»pka*at*tir* Um n i U ; familiar with n tM , n l f t m i d i n t f l n l l o i wtt) ilf* j m timphto l i r « n u ( l « . ■MIseeMseeoee i . 7" , f o r h ALB i H eart Pin. * i worn Hen. Bailable 1 traefca. E m M, Da Lead. FI tail?* er.demeaaa a n fljii, ClassifiedAda HAVE YOU!'WATCH r*> bp nan who Vehttp know, Britt*, jeweler,' Mag. Are. \* u . a *4 ’ earU a t T o * ,-k j hr aMirted **i .reuelroaTi aeU i \ a a t r . Ft*rta*u -1 fji&AvJSfoi E f, f i n g Dr. W. E. MacDOUCIAm C3I- ef. ROPRACTOR, U near located At hi* m ldenee la Floral Unight*, B. Sanford. Phone hi A | •• jn n rl K* >V t 'f ' n d o today lb* m b h ln ln t tourlat#, mo«t. ly from California, will hare de­ parted. ’Many of the visitor* swelled the h pfOclal* of New- York CHp staged a baa* ball tamo with State lcgUaters a t the Yankee Stafere k a bit ef- action during the tam er CommUeloner of Plant and Structure* Albert Goldman crowd of 18,000 person* which homa, with Dock Commla*loner Jahn McKamle, calc hint, and Tenement' iloua* Commissioner watched Paulino Uscudun, Basque I,. avywel(ht, pound out a 10-round decision over Man lUer, r»ngy Californian. lltrudun wa* awarded the daelweather e i ( favorable after the elon by Jack Dempsey, proraoterrefueling plgna reached Fairbanks, referee by virtue of a final drive Thej. Intend tP refuel the Forth Ig the-last round. Until than Urn Worth over Falilank* end later flth t wa* even. over Siberia. Rules of th* battle stated by tbe Bobbin* v ia unatli- to *»y yes­ former world's champion ware a* terday when they might gel away liberal as the law* under which from StatU*. Doth flier*, however, RENO. Nev* July l b - ( A h - Reno l* gortrntd. B tralfht Marware pleased to hear their refueL qul* of Queensbury rule* were recJonas of Fort Worth, Tea., today Mg plane.-bad rotten over tba ognltrd. Rabbit and kidnap punch­ awaited definite word from their ru tte d mountain country between es were rou'ntrninred and the i efualing plana which left. Edawn-. Edmonton and llaaeltun. They- be­ fighter* added butting, heeling and ton, A IU , early Saturday for lieve the plane may have landed wrestling to the eahlbltlon. Fairbanks, Alaska, before starting either at While Home or Dawioa their projected nonstop flight to Saturday night and th* flier* have been unable to pet word to Seattle. Tokyo. Although the refueling *hlP ART CRITIC DIES was due at Fairbanks Batuday, R e n o Celebrates Fourth Of July In Boisterous S t y l e T exas Riern A r e AwaitihgWord To dmma awmwtimmwm w a NEW CANAAN, Conn.. July 8. (AP)—Roland Holt, 03, of New York, member of n New York publishing firm and prominent dramatic a it critic died at hi* Bummer home hero last night fol* I swing a brief illness. 1088 CHEVROLET COUPS, MW paint, new rubber. 18)0 Ford Coupe, like new. Reel A Beni, MytUe Are. LANSY’B D t y o STORE—Pra> Plume 10S. UUILDIN0 B L O C E S -lm tbttoa , boat* and Mirada Con LEGHORN PULLETS, Me and 7Sc. Hena, *1.00. Kiavy bread laying pullets, I1.7S. 0. T. Tiller, epiSmre* Ih* lo ll. Fade. LIBERAL ALLOWANCE on pose old battery. »l» W, First Bt. WANTED TO buy or rent! Five room house outside d tp limit* with place suitable for raising chickens. Box A. G„ Herald. tJC—A narlm m t* F a r R * al FOR HRNTt Thrasher apart meats, 117 Park Ara. Inquire Wllhla or phone B4S. By John Devlih ■- Z S to C K W W B u w KtVOW la tbe ereat af premater* death, life laaaraace came# nearer In git lag something f»r nothing and making Ikk nomas thing aura and rertala than any ether kr.ewa wmtttarvea, af ear times. C. M ILLS BOYD rhea* TM Phene 1TS-R 1*7-8 S. Park Ara. SPEN C ER ’S N EW DAIRY O n C ountry Club Road And Baa P a r Y ouraaif W hy O u r B acteria Count la BY VIC 1* A ! MCA b LOCK/** bOti'T HURT Hl*A NOw) k W tLUfe' / • em lnlitrstrii *l vaLTEtt It. 1W m g -) lookout: rw w im i T � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 06, 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/1a890a6861370016cffa6394077c51da.pdf dd721480b110524d074c2f0769ba02d1 PDF Text Text a i t N X W B PA PR H 8A N K O R I), FLO R ID , y s Exploit tkd By Aces 'or Long Hop NEW YORK. J o h J \3 - ( A P ) — Ik* world-aqueeting work -that agvUaa began and gevte hU Ilf* k. m m than 400 years »xo, itey Peal and Harold Gaily hav# Torrid WaVe AjJpttirs d r rod Ik# circumference of tk« To Be Wearing It­ •rid, in terms of Umo, to #lghl iy*. 11 >4ur* *ml 61 minutes. s e l f Out Climbing g a t Ikalr record la *l«o threatened Allegheny Range precedented Action ‘OldlronBidea’ Dep and may fall within the month. Pnat and Gaily went around lha - LONDON, July L - ( A P ) - A World far faaUr than any. wan in IH AaeecUled I’raaa On Tour Of EMI rough «iid tnmklo fight— Hit*, history, faaler aven than any fic­ Although the first summer heat Ports After Rep tu n aad a!)—unprecedented for tional character of man's Imagin­ wave appeared |nday tu lx wear­ Dior* than a quatU r of a ceolury, ing, but already new aspirants BOSTON, July 3— (A P )J- What have entered the data In maa’a ing itself out climbing the Alle­ lock place Jrteterdsy In the staid old Hone* of Commons, mother of ■hip 1* thl»?—Constitution, fHgghenies, the toll nf death* a ttr'. * parliaments, when left wing labor- ate. *1,*. butabl* to th# boat continued l i Where away?—Out of Bealim Itea radiated th# suspoasion of on* grow throughout Illinois. There on the afternoon tide, sir, bound Of their member*. vL . on* geneial relief but the state up the coait for Portemoulh.-New Later, after order was rosiornl, continued to lend with M deaths t)i* government teeaped defeat by ilampah re. Du* there In the In the past 24 hour*. Ohio w it •nig fiv e vote* wn aa amendment morning. Rrtanger In these wateta, ays; to the Snowden land tag bill wblcb ir.and wilh 30 And Indiana third, would have exempted garden cl- but stranger In any waters- for glob* -In another I t hours." Thil w th 2d. The total of drathe tiaa a*,] garden suburb* from tbs many n year. Tied up In Btsltw .*widen annouaecment from Joseph thrnughoul the United State* yes­ tag. Several libc/kla voted against navy yanl since 1M>7, when M nay. Cagto then under taw, 0* fth# Lebrix. former flylag partner uf terday attributable to th* heat Pleuilonne r-jiie, and Martin Do* wes estimated at'Rld bringing the When the aaele# waa at Its ■lay. Cam* ten under tow, a« la new, from Portsmouth, attar rvt. Both arw noted French avia- toll of the entire wav# to 1231. height, with fists flylag xml mem­ •oma rebollding In th* navy >«rd WVstarn Penneylvanla, Western bers kicking, wrestling aad tear­ New York and part* of Ohio, ing clothes aad hair, th* speaker th en You ask why ah* doe* not east the Pnat-Galty time, would fly West Vliglnla and Kentucky felt was forced to adjourn because of •Toward Tokte." Their plane is Ike general disorder*. Tkla waa • f t the tag Greae’a tin* and bttwk named th* Trait D-Unlun or "The the scourge of a p ltlr-s aun a* t her awn white canvas? Why, th* Central State* grew comfortthe first time this action had been •a Hyphen." It stands fueled and taken since th* grant bottle* of bins* you sir, start* enough men randy to soar a sa y from the port all* again under, clouded (kies has eh* aboard to Work her wealhand occasional thowers. It was Irish, aatteatllst days. I which Lindbergh ended hi* ■till hot In most nf the South, a; brace.. , Th# trouble was ended after lb* rani-Atiantlc crossing. Capl» Isaac Hud had a crew of wes: wfwadlag membaia, J, McGovern, 4M when he whipped IhtGaterraiw Alio after the record of Post Thunderstorm condition* mnvo f ttbatUeatoa, Glasgow, who had back In IMIS. Now “Old Ironside*" and Gaily torn* Clyde Pangborn Ing down thn AHaiti.- are boar4 defied the speaker, wes remsved f (Continued on Pag* 8lx) (Ceatiaaed an page ala) gave arm* relief and threatened bodily from his seat and ejected to break up the h#at wave before from the House. it leached the coast. . After a ilO-minut# recess, tb* "II will be hotter-in th* E ast,' ■peeher raconremd the House and aald Govement Forecaster W. P. pronounce# luapenalon far tb* re­ Day, at Chi-age, 'but not nearly mainder ef lha session on McGov«o hot a* It was here" Thermomat*ra in - the MiddleThroughout moat of the fight, f . Saturday half holiday* for post­ West that tted tewM- monotonously / LONDON, July 3. to 00 and 10ft- da rose reading* for Which wax between half s' doxen Ptlma Minister Ramsay Mar Dost- office employers will be Inaugu- a week fell down 70 t# DO (Coatteoed on Pago Bte) aid, speaking last night a t '|M vpled In ttenfurd brfur* the end Thursdai awl the etm-btked popoof this month, preurdlng t i an Independence Day dinner of Um daraaintemant bi Pustmaater J. P. ' (Continued on ft#g* 81*) American Morlety In loadon. catted nail, who called to th* attention the U aikd State* "th# greatest nation wkkk now exist# on th# ■f The Herald a law enacted by 1 |st (Vngraaa nfa, th* s Halted '.a Ftele* a face ef the .arlh ." . . . I f f tW,V ldsi w • S hotter -wtirk weak Referring tn the Button tan for oil, ppatal employ ##*. p arty h* aalJ: Th* "Shorter Work Weak Law" WASHINGTON,' Jdli- 3 —(AP) "Thai historic* I Ir-'-tent mean* became t*ffa.Ur* on July I, and —A meeting af'Wtsmlaocw coal that you are aid* to celebrate this mpAy post offices in the statu mine operators Wt* called raster, day, that yno are able to look back will b*4in closing on Saturday MIAMI, Juiy 3,—(A P )—Testi­ day by Secretary Lamont for July on your history with pride. R aflat noons at once. Hut th* 8an- mony that ^w illiam 8. Wallis, • in an effort, t#,tlnd a basis for means that you are abl* to lift up fetd pot toff lee, in order to allow Miami rleetnelaa, was visiting st cnnfeiewcea on chad lion* in the year head* to the >arld, ‘ * that ' ypli iNu people of this section more th* home of frifmda at Ih# tlm* Industry. v have been abl* to build up by pa­ tjn* to become accustomed in of the alleged flagging uf J. J, The sec re tar.- wrote * te it 35 tient labor, by courage nod self re­ tie n*w ruling, will remain epen Meredith on the night of Apr- 21 nf the leading operators a-king spect the greatest nstlon that now op Ratuiday nf lei no ins for the was presented at th* opening of Whllis’ trial In criminal court yesthem tJ meet hereeabto on the faro of this earth.” n#xt two nr threr weak*. / II* paid a glowing tribute .0 [Under the new law all service trrday. The call grow out of a Ir'.te* Weill* U rhtrged with kidnap. from John L Lewis, president of I’resident Hoover's moratorium Windows are to ■lose at 1:00 •he United Mia* Weihere, asking prtposal which he dascrlted as alt uYlock In Hie afternoin. Spr.ial Ing in lonnettioa with the alleged President Hoover to ossemJle u act c( “great wisdom, courage and d p liv r im a ll will b, handled for Hogging. Metedllh, a firm er bus com­ tlder action of drop Insight." ■tebvaiy aa usual. I'alrons'- who conference l i the Industry's problem*. "I am peneeuy certain,” ho a ft not box holders should ad­ pany official, told police at the The pres dent replied last Mon­ ■aid, "that to whstev#t political vise their c 11 respondents to us* time he had been aelseil h> a band day (hat the "administration la party you may baloor, you Will ag- to* special delivery service on of men, taken to a remote spot, desirous of landing every possible cue* m« If I say that th* recent ae. important mail due to b* lavelrcJ beaten and left lying by th* .-Id# esilstinc* to nay const, uctisft pro­ lion of your rra*te*nt to alleXIat* ■4 Saturday after morning de- of the road. II# a##ert*d lin t h# did not make h • way back to his gram put firw ard by operators and eocthe th* wound* and unhap- Itedriee, Thar* will br no change in th* residence until tha following morn­ and miners." pine** of Kurop# b an action of Tk#4**l Industry has for sever­ graal courage and of deep Insight." hedule In delivery of mail „n Ing. Herelal wUn#«*r*. testifying for al y uan keen la 1 condition which Describing tha world’s aconomla rptal routes un Saturday. Jtwei. labor leaders and naeraloi* here difficulties fa 1 result of ov#r- dent la I letter carrirra will Irave the defense, said Wallis had been declared e*ileus. Re.enlly there rroducllcn In th# western hemi­ •he Post Office on# hour later on railing at their homes between R hav# bran teriou# labor triuhbu sphere and under-production in the •Tatuday in order to mike delivery • ml 10 P. M. on Apr. 23. They in­ o f mall arriving on early morn- cluded H. W. Owens, and Mr*. •specially In Puaa#)lranb, Want eastern, ha declared: Viglnte and Ktxtualy. Conciliato ra "Those uf ua who have been i*% Ira ns. Malls will be received Owens. Mrs, Anna W. Cotton and ‘ irtmenl bar# bending hour heads in front of fiwm and dispatihsd to trains and Mrs. Halle Ru*a.| Mered th prevL ousl). had Irstilled that be waa beam settling air, IX, Sec.alary those difficulties, confessing that ptaars a* usual. taken from hit irsl<i«nr„ at V P. wa are baffltd by them, those of ua who hav* gon* through these orld-Girdling* Fliers experiences now begin tn lift up our heads, to seek a way out, to it Ship OnExhibition ora hope, to got new energy and new rourago to face those pro li­ ‘NEW YORK, July 3 ~ (A F ) lt ms. ttHley Poet and llarald <J#tty, - I f that is so it b very brgely wsrld-slrdling av'alora, landed at owing to that wise a n ; courageous Fte>d Ban nett airport today after action of tha president ef tha a#|U mile flight from Roosevelt N. J , July I —(AP) United State*. Fl(ld and the famous pbn* "Win. l a f .tb* bonus syunte Maa" plared on public exhibi­ MD«br* of the Bathtion for lbs week end. oarparatlon will rwTh* fliers then returned t j their *tw«at of Ih* annual CHICAGO, July 3-<A P>—Dr. betel to make preparation* for the vault before' departing. Cashier Fred Phillip* was equal ftar al lawn ocas hare Henry R. Unrtlle of New York driving with Ihalr wire* to Stam­ f t depreeiaUoa, waa city, was elected president af the ford, Conn., to siayt a weekend to the rnt#rg«acy, however, lla MPday-nf a meeting American Federation ef Teachers rackUng crulaa. On Monday thry had figured 00 xoch a possibility yesterday. H# succeeds Mary O. wQl fly to Washington to b , Uta and had a hammer, vhlael and other tool* kidded In the m alt. Barker, per*Ideal alec* IP S . -4' With these he managed to liberttahwab, chairale himself and hia companion sad author af within # ' half hour and spread ray stem . the alarm. a revise,I plan Tim men, moated and floutl*Ik­ ^tao by ceuning pistol', entered tb# hank aa hridsr*' protecthe tw* officials M r# checking ac. I Camilla. BeCLKVF.LAND. July 3.—(A F )— be wou it op • foul in four round# niloorit) stwk- Max Bchmallag. tha world# Iwavyw from Jack Kbarkry a year ago. ■ft In cha-very weight champion U rrody ta da­ . v|M llliig remained a three ta 1An fare* a re­ le nd hla title tonight against tha tup# aad fire to s*v*a favorite ta ef the bonus#* chi Urnj » of -tka strong, wiry wl«.tb# UtM with lute betting aa Gaorglan, W. I . Stribliag, with tha rew ll of the bald# bwaus# th* piassyect of an attewdou e of from forty ta fifty Uouwod and with gtwos lorelpts of from thro# to four hundred thousand dollar*. Tka powerful German, who FAMED FRIG toritarnent M em bers LEAVES BOS Stage R«»arh A n d Tumble .Fight ^ U n ­ ONPEACEJA SPANIARDS, LOOT, FIRE MONASTERY, FIGtfr SOLDIERS AnM-€«thoUc Meetinf End*\ A sMobWrecks Buflqinff At. Coruna CORUNA. Spate. July i - ( A P ) —Three thousand rioting ra*n aad weman teat night burned a Catho­ lic hmveitery, aad wars fought ^ Which tie vff by polks and soldiers with « viewpoints fixed bayoMta when they a t­ tempted to fire two other Calholit jasUtotlenx. -wTbe'Capuchin Mohaitery of San Joecterped to the gronnd and thn llamas nsatraywd four hemes adte e m , to th* property. AU the i { alf Holidays On MacDonald President Praitfe itMfrdays Will Be For Debt Proposal tJHad By Postoffice Robineaa or P u r c h a s e d Hid Immunity From Iinpeachment A c t i n g Cessation Of Building Is Urged To Relieve Burden Of Taxation TAMPA. July ft—Nla* lagUlators, home for a recess, shouted to a crowd of 1600 In Plant park last night that lha stata meat call a halt oa It* read building imme­ diately or burdan lla people with still higher taxes.. It mutt atop It* highway con­ struction, they said, and go far­ ther. It mutt u»# a pruning knife at? th* way through |U admlnlxtrstlon, cutting salaries, abolish­ ing jobs, and lha legislators latrial to do that when they return U. Tallahassee for their xscond as­ tro session next Tuesday. Th* mealing waa called by Repraeenlallr* Wataoa, of HllUborough, to determine the feeling of the people on • road holiday. It soon went further with each of the nine speaker* declaring vigor­ ously for drastic reductions In nlhrr deportment*. - f Applause rang throughout lb perk again and again aa tb . House members seared 1 *.called extravagance* and a fight to pa? •a extra tax*#, With ruad W s traction abolished, and t lm r economise affected, they eald, tea additional Use* were needed. , Watson gave a h in t, ,# f /t b a TAMPA, July 8r—(A P )^ ' Politically minded Floridian* today witched for deveU^*' menty growing out of charge*, by Ropreaentatlve Robineau of Dade county that GovtrRdrCarlton purchaaad Immunity, from impeachment with atalff, appointmenta for membanio/* the legislature. Tka chary** war* hatted,hjTj Robincau at a public maallrtg 1 U 1 ' b* and nine olb«r member* of tbd cisai of th* administration. Tim criticism cantered abeat allegedextravagance of th* State Rand' Department a t a Um* when repew .m tstlv*. eald curtailment »f mud building Activities was Mceaxary. , Th* qvMtlo* of Impeachment VI* brought yp by a member *f. the audlrnt^ of 1800 wb* heard the three-hour program ef speaking. -l'U > II you about th* Impeath-, max1 UoMneau shouted. M1 charge * r fS raor bought out on* third ' • 1 *0*4 o f' Reprwseatetlvan tp ant hi# Impeachment." He declared oOktete failed, tj- fund*. h< Meeting Is Called ora edited out to rd%> yllet when tha sltuaUM to get out e f central. m4 on Pag# Tkra*> (forward l a Sult To Collect From J.C. Penney MIAMI, July 8.—<AP) - d r * gwlt'Judge Paul D. Bams <wrtfwued until July tH a bearing am damage .milt# brought by thrwu dopooitor* |A th* rlos#d City Nntteaal hank la Miami against tha J . C. Penaey-Gwynn eo: poretleft after hearing pleading! hj- n ^ temayx for Utn carpsraUon. Tim suite were brought by Up M'nml Liter A Chambal company, teeklng >30,000; by CapL T. H. Newman, owner or thn lime and chemical firm, uuoking I&o^OO; and by the MlchaUea Grove#, lyci- M sklsy tU jW . Tha suit* based •« ■la la man t* alleged ir« bean mad* by J . C. I'rnway t r k b rvprssentntivas an to tha jtaM llty *f tb* bank aad assarted That th* totab asifad «r*p esenled teaury aa deposit la the bank when It closed and damage* atteged ta hare been Incurred W SjtUornefs far Lha corporstiosi t y t t s i d r l that It had n» doaasrtl >n with btiacs, Ubgranm a r Malaments mad# by Mr. Prnagn wha waa chairman af the board of rirwrtov, of Uw baak. They said tea* white th# L C. Penney Gwyaa dkrporetlen may have knows af •■stela tettera written by Mr. Ftemay, sack knowledge did M l ■tftka aU stockholders «y tb* ear. M W U n liable. They paid crrtala In Flogging Affair ( •g t gasoline i n t $2 ,too,two year) b diverted for other parpom , "Moke It two cent#, Tom." th* uew d shouted. *fPot It on for fir# y#ars." ■lUprusentatlvr John Mathews, of Dural, a coasts tent fighter ■gainst more text*, was the tail speaker, aad he summed up th* ■•nUmenta of the others. He, Ilk* thi- others, pledged a hearty fight against more taxes untU as. pensrs are cut. Representative* Roblaeau of Dedr, Westbrook, of Lake county; Pi In*, of Polk; Lea, ef Manatee; Booth, of Pinellas; Bloodworlh, of Polk; ami ttonn, of Pinaltas, all wars for noonomlas. Thay will bad l hr fight against higher lage* on th* House* floor* next week. During Ih* meeting necks were craned about Ik* crowd to tea if Governor Carlton or Chairman Bentley nf tha road department had dacldod tn allend. Jt was ru­ mored during the day that they might be there, bnt if they did at(l.'ontinoed on Pag# Four) Doubtfulneas Of Moratorium P u t s Three Bandits Rob Crimp On Market Branford Bank Of NEW YORK. July 3.~(AI'TVr stork market was all but 3 Thousand Dollars Th* rarely sol yesterday by th* un­ loration approval Schmeling AndS Dedicate Clere’ Are Ready To certainty hanging over th* FrancoAmerUan debt negotiations. Price* Ixrked and filled uneaa. Ily, ending tbe day with numer­ ous loss** of (round I I * rhare In Ih* principal Iso##. Trading waa th* lowest alnra lha sisiions Immediate!,, ptrcrdlng aunouncament of President lloorer’s debt pbn. when lha market had curua rioae la a ataadatliL Th# turnoree in th# stock rx.hang# wa* only I. XH'.noo shares. Th* weekly statement of Gw Rrichsbank shewed that It was ab b to meet the Urge inercass la circulation incident to tbo mid. year eetfbmeata by us# of a ,ubataattel portion of th« |IU0,(KM,00C credit extended kr th* Federal Raserve, tbo Batiks uf Kugbnd aid Franc#, aad- Bank fee Intnnat'eaal Hetttemaata. and «UU karp ‘f* rotlo slightly aoova the tegal mlolagat of 40 p*u*at.: The , ‘itemant thowad « t# M rli ol 40.1 pa-ceot. M-T^Jolyft-(AT) ». trapped te a aow- I Other «#*akar* w on JhM awi, Dural| Harman Uni Mllaa; Friibk Bcoth, Plnel If. I«*, Highland# t J . 0 . worth, Polkt Georg# U n, Ml Georg# Waatbrook, lafcdj Prlna, PsU) and Tern ? HllUbomgk. Bimiter mi re sch#dttbd tsMtgH •< leraharg and CkarwaWy. » Sanford Coi Conqoarers of ovary team la tins recently organised Central Fieri ' da Calf U sftw , Hanford's aaxtet of cratk golfer# ware ywtarday coiKtdad th# cup which' had be#U offered for tha team wtaalag tan moat gamao during a #aa#a« which began alg weeks ago, and waa fa ; have aated oa July l>. ‘ .iTh« leagu# officially dbbandad • yteterJay morning, oal* a few-' huura before th# 8anf#ra team wa# . to hav# gotta to tha AtettW OoOa-, try Club la Orirndo where all tk^ j teams were ta hare m e t .V According ta ti. W. Hpewcer, one . Of th# msmbere af th# local « tel, league aXfkteb ds#ld#d that r b w f f Ik* fact th a t tha S aab uttaiA ad a twa-gama tend ov#r A U ' rival. Daytona, And I caB T tb# local team had tww ms matches with easy team#, Itik practically u»*l#aa to coatiou# | comp#lili#a. • (ifflcblt had aat decided whtt title of Central Florida cheat for IM l. Whatever prise* •warded, will be on display duvrut#wn sta rs within a few Mr. flpencev'aald. The'ebamplou Sanford lean compoead of the following g# all wf tttem recognised aa tM of the Bmford Country Chskt harshly: i s s Maaters, U # �TH— ^ r m itM . m . . ' . . :c -Z ^ z.; ; * .t» t H ■ - ^ V’ ■■,;1* • • 11 I I _>•_!------ - A&** M l *W . Walt, te r f lt' ' ' u f.MOtw-•ii'J<*i . * ;» « * I II J» II ,.»• ttikaavn .. ii ;» i ••. • ft I I «• iK h T W f 5 It •! I I II WU m * . • a tl t l • twi***. ■ Kr K V; ^ v ft n *A .' rak> «v« .. • it - g Ilf M If *11 T .n a « / w n • <11. H ,* U a k a a n ra ------C -i. o : n 1<H I I Ih I IA t J 1 * Taka*. Wl • . . . «t.M coi., ■ ■ VR A t 1i «7 rx*1 *.11 « & !'« II II II ft II W l c c i s -j z ; M * ro , T . W — l- l» II II l vI I iM.AHat.r, Frank M l KJAklk, A' » ii 8 i! B* SSti! tr e r : l Wllaot l‘, a O 4 A W itM tt, o a _ n I t I I M . b r M l ^ R ^ tl t t n t t V 'i u t ^ ^ t r 'i r - . ^ - L . k %/r ,*# * i ” <* .-**• »s^M I t , * » / ;l t * Ui*fOTT|» f - l i w J . ' • . l it* f-4. tv* !!!!!! 8 S»,M *w ® i k t t __ s i 5«; •M. Crfv, |M « t. •«?. i v ‘: ^Y^.rrzr-j s8 . toa 1 . *M^ 4 * irakkawit Im known \ S S iw ra ^ *' ‘*1 “ « i W : l l V. 51 t. r t W ~ M » rifiT ii M j j R .l l H « « - X*— ii it i n ii o.kM w * tt* « r j s n 'ti ciA«. ii bti it it , t J f W oIm i i , i t w. U ' u i| i r , It;' I t t i l l ’ II f It . / It o rn fM k , I . M • tt I t I I It I I I Wllaaa. I I i i Mmanknla, 1 It It It tt t l It t l tb w i, T W II L «lt M H _ MEfcWIS M It It I I ' 0 * l l * « a ----- M I . It lUrhM. W .lt .r ■ r !»**“ ». !»»■* . It v m :i u j * . r g * t o ; IIII11 S 1m SB ; ■. 1 J tS » ,W • • **** ■ ,m n r * .y ? - * II - imiih. c m . _ »/l| UM/' c a IIIIIIH 3 » t * : ii ii ii I fiS fT : a I I >•*•!« ^ Irtllw rf t ic i W k t n . tkuui* II It ’• * Cl �* WIW 1 H n *0 An• l 11 1# i l t u j >»«■ lie opinion-b«« gradually been educated "to the point tm dt *6) M O tr esteovM of inch hrtthoda 6t punish- B Sa&etrdndar S S S Sposition !iS ,j^Inuw^?ortSS?o«^« thd M M I of prisoner* KiUT to them for »f»*« 0 iatf.' ^ 3During the tint six mentha of tMa year, them wave ty-two 'tnataosee In- which»frlwhtops might hare ocInstances occurred pgl&tUaHy gratifying .to Floridana that ao far it has no fywthings to Its discredit — * •>—*& - — ---------- ; Modem fto n fa ir e Defended sttfV«uen<m ute njar_ il.s watt .1 1 * - s -- - ■ ' upon 4mm. wfcU* Sstth'e esd children al#»l> Wy„; Ith furniture made to.' oaatUriee mrate dry Ulna which induce the n ra a l -par cant ‘f ly th a oid-faah* tries Unis terry tbs burtM M ioned, alr-eeaaaaing method the sooli . hardly be emducad below Id or 15 pei ■eftaw at Ma "Flying lumber la laid better toveatetahrinkJi Jug under warylng temperature and ht ■ ‘Tn modem furniture factories, a Bel tNs'bsst sad most1 • art to cut, drill, or join to'the aocurw ) of an Inrib, 41 record which the erafti * could hardly eurpaaa. Nor tt the aw t Vi i I J 1 f*\*W*t * H iVrfctv <*V •<* f i u i 1 1 H te d M ) fa m atyi V/V.-V *- - . 1) authentic, too,-are many copWe of th e c a q u U tte ly ample early Colonial furniture ao nuah in vogue new. W hM U more, th e methoda of maea -production reault to the-pubtlc obtaining beautifully designed and sturdily conatrUcUd fUr’a llure at an aatnmely low price. "Thus, Dr. JUiiua Klein, assistant secretary of ««*■ meroc, staUc that never has furniture been'bo reasonably 1 TSo see -Ssalljr tfll .NfcW TOM, July a.—It stwmri Iter* ~~ am tast Maw Torti Malts'* to bs. r » s i S L . wf f i *„ wb»n yes complain te tbs* (A ) gtaa >r : £^£jbnfcf �Baptist Group Holds Meeting In DeLand Personals hkee boon' residing a t 1111 Myrtle Avenue Hive mOri \d t o . 819 Elm Avrnui. 5 1 " \*\i r J . L. H k m te tu from Birofail. w hir enjoying '» Woek’i with E. J . 8#ork*. Mr. an,i Mrs. Earle R. Jones, of Jacksonville, . and Mra> R. L. Shlnfiolaer a n apen&ng several •11 Park /!%*1’ *■ • WomanV A t The Churches Khar Ossa af the First rntrlr WtD meet a t 3:30 a M d & X Mra. G. W. • Twentieth *Wf’fa m .o l (ha First lurch will m e t at 8:8P VAR&SLIS Dr. and Mrs. Walter B. Camp­ bell wero Willed Wednesday night to Miami byHhe serious Illness of the latter'a mother, Mrs. J. p. Bates. MU* Dorothy D, Smith returned yesterday from a satire weeks’ Tbr-Rav. E. D. Brownlee, past or, *lllt with relatives In Washington, D. C , Hagerstown, Md., and Pitts* , Humldy S:ho)l — 0UG A. M. Morning Worship — 11:00 A. burgh. Pa, M. Mrs. William R .W lllla m i and Christen Endeavor Sociliea — Miaa Jolla Higgins spunl this aft­ 7:00 P. M. ernoon a t Haines City where they No Evening Worship. attended the funeral of the father of Mist India Laalle. ALL BbuL*8 CATHOLIC CHURCH. i Mis* Betty Sea well Is entertain- A t tho mooting of the S^psiooVs Baptist Sunday Sthool Association Hold In DeLand yesterday mom. log a t 10 o’clock tha Rot. J.y'M. Anderson prtaided and teproefilUtires from the following members, of the asioclat'on anawerod ''tho roll rail: Barborllle, Chutuota. Calrary Rap!lit Chu.eh" of Dor-, tonai Botch, Daytona Deo:k Bap.' tlat Church, North RldnjCQod Baptist Churrh of Daytona ITcerC Det.ind, DeLeon Spring a. Km porls. Genera, Lake Helen, la k e Momoe, Long wood, Mima, New Smyrna, Oak Hill, Oviedo, Outers. Pea <aon. Port Omnge, Sanford Seville, and T.tnsrille. Dr. J. M. Grice, p itt'if> p | the DeLand Rapliat Churrh spoke a few words of greeting. The fellog. ing ofllcera were then storied for the eomlng year: John U JloInna, general superintendent! I. Tlldon Jacobi, secretary and treas­ urer! tb# Rev. J. B. Wefcb, public. !l>- direct»t| aaao.iatloaal suprfaIntendent or the Bonfnrd diatrlH, tho Rev. B. G. Plelda; suptria. tendrat of tha DeLand district. Hie Rev. II, F, KelHckj and af ttia Daytona Beach dlatHct, tho Rev. J. P, Togart. The main topic of dlaeuulon for IM day waat • What Should the DeLand Assembly MrUn t j the Various Organisations of the Church T" Short talks on various phases of this subject were glren by the Her. B. T>. Law, John D, Jlnklna, Dr. W. W. Williams, state d.rector of Baptist Sunday Sell sola. school banner to the churrh hav­ ing the largest number of mcmb e n present wh» had traveled the greatest number of miles, went to Ch* loots. - The meeting adjourned at noon for luncheon which was served by th* ladles of the DeLand Baptist Church. Aniojif tlu i i from h « n Tha Rat. J . J . Melneray, pastor. attending were! Mr. and Mrs. J. M«aa »:00 A. M. Tllilen Jacobs, Mrs. J. V. Johnson, Dsvotlcna after Maos. John !>, J nkins, the Rev. W. |». Brooks, Jr., C. P. Henderson, fi. IL FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH • t. _____ 1 Hall and Miss Sara Warren East- Pippin and J. W. O. Hingletary, Sixteenth Street and Sanford •rky will be the week-end geests Avenue. The Rev. p. M. .Mailer, cf Mrs. Weinstein’s sister, Mrs, Legion Dance Will Be Frank M. Whlddon, a t har home (n Staged Here Tonight Jacksonville. “ Worship and Com mualan-1100 A large number of the so c h lset Mrs. C. A. Branch and son and A. M. deughter, Earl# an I Doroth}[ and of the city Is planning to attend Evening Service—1:00 P. M. Christian Endeavor—7 ft>0 P, M. Mrs. Branch’s nephew, Harold the dance to lie given tonight at Qreenidge, of Tampa, are the the Trianon Club on the KanfnrdCALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH guests of Mr. end Mrs. R. II, Whit­ Orlendo Highway by the Campbell-Loi.Ing Post of the Ameri­ ten, 2518 Orange Avenue. can legion. A t ' Odd Fellows Hall, cornar Among those from Here planning Dancing will begin at 10 o’clock; Sanford Avenue and Osneva Avst i spend the wesk.rnd at Dsv'.nna and continue until lat* In the even­ flearh are: Jack IUN, Fred Stan­ ing to muelc furnished by Mero’s . J. U Yeoman, pastor. ley, John Edward Utygini, Jack Orchestra, well known In this part Prgathlmg 11:00 A. M. Petsr*. Rrrnanl Hchlrard, ’‘lied" of the slat* for Ita dance tnuilr. Evening Service 8:00 P. M. Marita, and lgw ls Tofalrttl. Wednesday averring prayer aarvlew 8:00 P. M. Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, who has aa her guests a t Coronado Uearh this Everyone' U cordially Invited. weak Mrs. Karl Bthulti end three FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE children, Jane, Buddy and I'etrlrla, will have Mr. Rebuilt and Mr. On Orlando road ns»r Geneva Woodruff tberv for the week-end. Arc. (Continued from Pago One) Mr. and Mr*. J. M. Htlnerlpher They wero deployed to protect the Wm. F. McPherson, pastor, Bible Hrhool Sunday A. M .-8 :U and Mrs, Clara Ktrmper plan to Dominican Monastery a t a part leave today far Miami Beach where of tha crowd gathered there. Sermon Sunday A. M. - -11:00 ErangsIlsUc 8 .rvies Sunday P. they will be tho Week-end guests Driven back l>F aoldlers, they of Mis. Stamper's brother-in-law fought with stones, sticks and M. - 7 : « and sister, Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Per­ knive* In a desperate but utisucPrayer Meeting Wed. P. M. — ry. 8:00 restful effort to break through the lines. Prayer A Testimony Wed. P. M. Mrs. E. J. Itouth I* entertain­ —7 l « ’ There was no martial law to. ing Mias Georgians ZrtUrland, Strictly later-denominational. Mtaa Virginia Earle and Miss Pau­ day. but troops were pasted at lino Wlllink this week-end at her strategic points throughout tho FIRST cRURClf OF CHRIST home on Wont Third Street In hon­ city. Tho provincial governor re­ or of M!oa Chios Booth. Thy party ported to the minister of Interior ■t Madrid that the situation was Christian Kclene* service* a rt spent yes Unlay afternoon at fill- under contra) and that precau­ ver Lake and spent this afternoon held every gunday morning a t tha tion. had been taken to prevent church a t Host Second Street ut and evening at Daytona Heath. further disorders. I I o’clerk. Subject for tomorrow Is s a l v a t i o n " ARMY The Capuchin Monastery, built TOfAT Wednesday o v o n I n f f#ur years ago, "was valued at services which will I n e l u d e Annooncameat was made this aboat 150,000. testimonies of. Christian Selene* l a d May there was a series j f hauling, will bo held at tho nsw morning that tb* M iration Army church at BOO E, 2nd 8L at • Will hare Ita usoi] SatunUy night antl-CatholIc riots In half a doiro open air oarvlc* tonight IniUod of Important dtle* during which o'clork. TbU church maiaUint u free tomorrww night. No Indoor meet­ church** and convents and monas­ l lag Room at tb* ckuirh wkaru ing will fa* bold tonight but tb* teries were burned, several persons Bible and all authorised Chrlo- Sunday services will be conducted Unn. Kcienre U tertU rrs may la MOdT borrowed o Open Tuesdays end I la ft P. M. Spaniards L o o t , F i r e Monastery, Fight S o l d i e r s Street, a t 3 JO o’clock. I Number Five of tha First Church will meet a t 8:80 M the home of Mrs. J . A. J r - Lash Arbor, i Number Seven of th« g tU t Church will meet a t I* of Mrs. C. A. Anderson, [ n r s l Avenue, ’a t 3:t0 . *. '• i Number One of the Prosi-Amrillary, Mrs. John I f- r k tln m s , will meet ut took w ith Mr*. IL C. John. M ile Long $1^000,000 Bridge Named A fter Collier W .H .L O N G HENS and FRYERS DRESSED OR MVB Punta Oerda, Fla. has a new bridge ever Petes Rlvtr named after Darren Collier, tha elite's largest landowner. Ho hod bought 1.1CO.COO acre* before the boom and novtr has sold a toot. . FIRST BAITIBT CHURCH 1ft •. -fTi 8DAY* , — ;--------- Park Avenue owl lUklh Htreat. :,W . P- Brook* Jr^Hppslor, > .Bandsy school, 1«!B0 A. M. JM ontisg Worship—jTi00 A. M. At Faith tbornacle, 820 West First Sunday School, 10:00 A. M. Preaching, 11:0 0 A. M. by K*t* returning after a 'conference with Pope Pies a t Vatican City. Rubaoquontly ho was deported •AM'RNACLR by. the government end la now In Franca. A preliminary draft af the now Hunday Rpauish cwnoUtntlsn, which will Prayer | be submitted to tho cabinet and P. M. * then to lb* national assembly ej­ Pioyor I ected |aat Bandar, would eolab• :00 P. M llsh among ether things religious freedom for nil creed* and would abolish -8 statu religion. f (API— MADRID, July g - ( A P ) - G o * . Uty reported not of U r tax** for ernmonl uutbariliu bora wero in­ M with «UI*- formed by tstophea* U lt night ,; For the flyot that tba sltaalkm a t Coruna, whara u mpb oat Dr# to a Catbo- BARrypst COLLIE*, Min* E lc n n o r H e r r i n * . o f th e P ltla b u rg h M u a)-1 ra l PUBLIC ENEMY NO. V AT RACES PUNTA GORDA, Fla., July 3 Thr new Mile lumc-Mllllmi Dollar l.ihlire over IVat-*' It Ivor here will Ut dedicated tomorrow. Senator Pat Harrison, of MUsU'Ippi, will nuiks the principal adJrese. Gov­ ernor Carlton and other promi­ nent person*. Including Patron Col­ lier, of New York anil Florida, after whom the bridge has been iiaioed, will lto present This bridge supplies one of the last links in the famous Tamlaml trail, n modern roadway across the Everglades tvtween Tampa ami Miami. Five years ago thla route was part of a jungle, re­ garded by many as Impossible to span. Collier, Insisting a high* way could lie built, financed moat of the work. Included In those who will pertirlpate In the bridge opening are half a dutch whltu men and two Scniinrir Indians who, a doacn yrari ago, over a i erlod of severat weeks, fought their way on foot across the pres­ ent highway route. The distant* now ran. I* covered In a moltur far In little over an hour.'Fine* much of the surrounding country I n s titu te nnnounem i nn r i g h t w eek l a m m i r ' -!2'S. H u m b eg in n in g w e e k o f J u n e 2 9 th . M d Ba leading M M U tlt . tO a riL T to N in Mr. Alphonse Capone, Chicago clliteu recently convicted by the falgral guvrtnmenl of Income tax iraud., ia shown above aa hr* t ok advantaxo of Ida liberty anil errorted two lady friends to witnesa tha running of the American Derhy. Thry ari* shown In thvlr l»i* at lira track. HE RODE IT) VICTORY IN DERBY THE COOK] . . . YET S H E * ^ DOESN'T LOOK IT I HE new H O T P O m t AUTOMATIC Electric Rtnge,with tlieie five modern m p e rio ritic s , give* .her time for the mtny thing* all women enjoy. e W f. . •till I. unsettled, high spaed tij S j pOS.Itle, ' Collier1# friendship for Ir general a n j Ininlx Gerda ln ' ’^ particular i* responsible for bridge. belli jointly by the »t*td ‘j r • ml national government*. being £.. named after him. Col!Ur eotmir^rj* I hr land of which ho-com* oct-^HL. rl;ht, la south of ber*. b«t ho ; ha. largo Punta Gordo Interest*-cA' Us hall bren actlrs In Improving. th tt.rtrrr front and modernising n th ff" parts of the tifra. A f#tr‘' year* - ago when Colliar Idamod <; V that two of three local bank* would not open that day, ho haatW e,. ly Import'd a largo amount o f .-; greenbacks and gold from Tampa. y ; dumped (hem on tho courtU r of ", the one open bank, and quickly rentoreJ hualnroa confidence. ’ Jockey Ellis who roda A. C. Dostwick’o Preakn*** winner, Mate, to a sens*tUmal victory In the American Derby at -Ah* Washington Path n o # (rack, Chicago, is shown above with hla wife immediately afte, lb * ’race. f l BWAINBUOKO, Go... Jdly 8-r (API—Tho grond Jury yoiterday eaWounrcd indictment .of Ose'fge ( > y , Henry la * Dixon, and Cliff IniMowmr oT Dnbln la connection i.aJoyleg of Kill* McfTrtd^ sution oreraVr, two months M«l Wi l l __ i ARTOR FJfTATK WINS RUIT >- - * ^^ . MEW YORK. July 3 - < A P ! - A jadgnoat from tba Fm «W OprrrmiMat oi UMOWQO paid foe in* WATERWf Corneib Until July 14 , *elect *ny HOT- jJi 1K31NT Electric R toge. . . for 10 per cent d o w n . .. 18 montju to w pay the balance. 1 “ �1\ f. A *'■i 1 v fe y i - IM ■ iM S K S S f Tb« flght.ra M n l> keclu.lon I n J x k t , .bet me* « I J M e nS»«n- kx 8thm.HR*, . lb# pltmilitg O rm an, 1till* a ia ln rt Voting £ u l d y in - P i - fltribllng, fa lt* -to « 0»g»r of th . tM m U t M tf j* “W. U wIO.f Di' U m till* o* n knockout Within flee round*. Ho In In perfect ahnpn, ready and eager. II* Km w W r beta I w ittf U lU r nor punching harder. I am certain he oil] trrlj(' tlw two” bath lb, A merit* and In Hefcm, Ga. would be th* pn* to win bp n } Dick Sown rm ttw oew am v •»* j CLEVKLAN K^IWnt facta j July l^ (A I* y tV’J 14* b f j * X program fie POI9HTPOUTW U&U MAM & * u r± r-S i icked Team Trims tlHiiefl Outfit On iamond Hall ,Lot Lt . » i4 j* i I HE SAILS L. m ^ r a u u i n f . I Be lL .IL CULLUM. A pithed dtafnond ball team, rpmpoied i f ‘player* from Chaao A Company nnd tho V. M. (X A. team., drfraUtl the Florida Pub­ lic Henrico U*m of DoLand last Prpbebl* attendance—to.ooo to >J)6d, depending open Hovlh»in*yand th* Oerrtap, oud of llm opportunity to |fn rhantplona again. But a Faithful, who par• tho ; by filling. tHe moderate 4*n\*. djSinfl •*•/«»« *>•>♦ >r t i t M U j ipar* ihft a**Ivery IndltatInn la ih it lif ike the jam llr to tho lak. mnapi, and re tk . V alet from' the killing heat irkera. who I* th( pooling bryoaoi In tko front U naturally porch air. knock* off p a n g * Blako of Lo* Angela*, Ink •J>ro- Who flew Into town yeoterdny from CWcMo to reforoo tho bout, had a . rule* epiiferent* achtdultd with Jb f wanffr*. « t tho aamo tlmo. A t g i foul* recognlied [M i. the wounded prin. , Bobbl* Knight, relief pi it her of the V. If. C. A. team, pitched the firat ala Inning*, alriklng out fire, nnd allowing only three hit* for o total of four run*. W. Kinlnw. Cbaao A Co.’a aotlihpnw itab nrtlat, wont Into the boa In the erranth, the DaLWnd term getting three hUa, good /o r then*. nm a 'during th* three tnnlnga he wan on the mound. Frank Bryan,-manager for th* Hanford On* Co, p t r h r j fo r'th e DeLnrtd buy*, and had he h id the proper ,attpport In.tSe outfit Id |ho weatbei WOWTHBY aTAS» LEJJTBAL PLOIIDA LBAUUW e**n »B.'D^fin*^i.Unb*^rt producer nnd director, la a be a pore *■ ho nailed from h York fair Europe, whom hie i look for moteffnl for new piirtui Dear Motional »nn|> -tw o rh a, fth Graham Afcfrtfnea and Floyd Wtnfrr Park fbbona announcing. ML AoguaUno Hanford iifU iyH tuM K i x. I b n r I W lA M e ^ N M WHERE HONEYMOON COUPLB GftAflHED IN AIRPLAY • / •v « . i Olo 100 | * o - i u g BgBKS tjr Park two 002 lOO-J |,T merle*: hfoormUk and ionI Yecum, 0 afford nnd Mfoo- ____ *** no. bet. of any at** j talent*/. AlrikUng AP.AfarrwriU, Urn AMBill CAW LEAGUE' lUpreaenlallV* Tomaaello, ol Okeechobee, acW uled to appeal naaured, HLfiSfAS-! partmont to tho genera AdRtomr.'' Rofetee—Oeorg* BlaM, Loo Anilea, Calif. J ut g n to be named r. boiliyf tanfmua'lpn on the night ■tn» n g b t,' T • , t^obabl# weather — m * d & i receipt* 0.000 net, i Of Ohio p rjflt on >lde aenla tho real—f ill bo th«ro with tho aoclot)- nbtablea, - the fnmouo le ak e r, and but) nma m*s who a n nlwaya fo*nd cIom to tho ring whom a hancywatgbt chamnlonahlp A * Mlnpm. Old* pomp. .H r, rfyw n promotor, will be nb- ' (Tjl IMhuy NhWjTdik.V.'vr ■* -Md-y j .*O * a^ rafedA' iU E k . �■ r a tW .^ O L T V - I W l , - BUWMY, Jtn .Y 5 1931 . 9:00. Today s Program; M R Morning Metodba; 0:85. Sheriff * Pollen Report; 10:00, N M akg Matedk*. Conl’d; 10:S0. I l d W slty. Bible d ae a; 10:45. Moffcttt H ym ns;-11:to, Morning Worship— Presbyterian C h u r c . h ; ItrM , Weather Forernat; 11:01, iTMilb* Must!: f1 « , Sheriff * P o lk a'M s porta; 1:50. Florida p*eU;.£iOjL Cathedral of the A ir; 1:33, B o # arlih the Masterar-Onupf -O p sty dlOO. Organ Rccital-Claud* MUrimros; 5:00, rsuIfnaM baO , VW» Uniat; 5(15, John DeBenya, «*riUna; 6:30. Vaaper Sanrko—Rare. Htoney; Bf00. Studio Quintet; 7:30, To Bo Aanounoed; 7 ill, Mfanurias at Twilight; 7:45. Ilaaoball Rasuite; 7h4fl, Weather Foroeaati 7:50, Sign Off. finjr, Violinist; ltd of. the A ir ty. NBC; 6;IB. hi;**;*), phii Man, NBC; sacred songs; T:45, m F n lk k a n i 3:00, t. R.aK.uO Program, a e l .Organ Pm giRm r »0iWh I am Fragtam i 13; Cnneert OrchstUu, ■r n i n e a n t e . ro le o f W it s 13-Turtdah d t i 10- Toolh flodof * ' i 'ao-unit Of *mk 11lcnlUni mtimUoo* M -irtd t, 1-Put in jw n aa ty 3-Tatloa .. 3Mate «ri cM tk 4- araehkMtter 8-Insect hocka 6-Towart v- eraw 6:00, Tim* Signals; 5:01, Dante Program; 6:46, Studba In Govcrnra*at—Dr. J . M. Lanka; 6:00, Or­ gan Program; 6:30. D isk Dtucaa; 6:66, Sbsriff * Polk* Report; 7)00, Pan-American Highway Talk; 7:03, Southern Roa* Quartet; 7:30, Baaehall Results; 7:31, Cali-Rama Co-eda; 7:45, John Ruskln Varie­ ty Program; 8:00, 4-H Club Pro­ gram; 3:30, Hotel Stuart. Contral­ to; Chick Berry A Jimmie Knight, Organists; #;00, Mayer Stoun, Vlo. Hit tat; 3:15, 'RUFInns; 9:25. Raseball Results; 9:27, Weather Forecast: 9:30, Sign Off. SATURDAY, JULY 4. IMI 9iU , Today's Program; 8:50, Children's Playtime Hour; 8:55. Sheriff A Police Report; 9:00, Mu­ s k A ppnckUoai 3:40, Aunt Ham­ my'S Chat te"Tftmt1nalNr*|f 10:06. Morning Melodka; 10:30, Health Talk; 10:30, Popular Program; 11116, Organ Program; 11:45, Morning Nowa Review; 11:53k Time Signals; 11:00, Agricultural Program; 12:45, Variety Musical Parade; 1:45, Bhrrlff A Polka Report; 1:60, Florida Facte; 2:00, Educational Hour; 3:00, Hour with tho Matters —Mu«le of Ravel; dlOO, The World Book Men; 4:06. Afternoon Maeloalo; 6:00, Tim* Signals; 6:01, Dance Program; ■;45, Radio Scrap Book; 6:00, Or^ gaa Program; 6:40, Clyatt Sanda n , “The Youthful Old Timer"; 6AA, Sheriff A Police Reports; 7:00, Paul and Nolan; 7:16, Con­ fess Iona of « Racketeer; 7:30, Baseball Results; 7:31. Orange □ray# Siring.Baud; 9:30, Dramatic Roadlags at the Organ; 9:00, Joe Wahtherg, Baritone; 9:16, Hawai- b t o t l a i He . ML -and Mrn. WHhdr Oian of Hanfhrd, were lb* dinner goesla of Mry and Mr*. 0 . K. Wilson, Sr., lest FHdsy evening at their home on Laks Mary. Coven were b id for Mr. and Mrs- W. Ginn, lir . and M n. G. E. Wilson, Sr., and mad Master Earnest Wilson. Mr. and M n. D. W. Hetrhlnera and Otto Hutchinson, . spent th b past week with M n. Hutchin­ son's daughter and son-in-law M r. and Mrs. Gordon Yarn at Ihslr home In Palm Beach. The misses Deaale and Courts Singletary ac(^mpanted ihtm. Mr. and M n, Charba Cramet and family spent a few days last week Valtlng friends in . Upiala and l-ahe Mary, -while annul* from New York la Mkntl. Mr. and M n. Homer Ukason, ealertalnod Mr. end M n. Charles Cramer and faailli- a t dinner last Wednesday evening - a t . their home oa Third Street. >■ Miss Emma Cramer was th* guost of Mba t i m e HanUa* test Friday. Mr. and M n. Roy lloeratl gad son* mot irod to Da Land Saaday afternoon ami vlilled with Htn. Howell's mother, Mr*. M. B. Mc­ Dermott. V Mr. and M n. Wlllbm Evans and family of Tempo, arrived loot Saturday to spend several day* with Mr. Evans' mother. M n.' M. V. Evans, also, his brother, John Evan*. * ’ H’ Master Jack JlewtU will laava Sunday for Atlanta, Georgia, w hen he wll spend a month with hla grandmother, M rs J. H. How­ ell. -ap Mr. and M n. J.-W , Rnllrlfsc, spent tho past waek-and with thalr deughter and family Mr. and Mrs. William Musgrave and son Billy. Teddy Dunn b ai the mkXortuno to aeverely ru t h b right arm while at work at Elder Springs, Due to tho accident ho was confined to tho .hospital for several days, but was ab b lo ho brought horns Monday evening, tMb* Ethel llyotlelna ' ' ' I spent several days this week In Winter Park as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. L A. Pag*. wMaster LeRoy Cooper, J r„ of Saaford, waa the guest o f Hay. mond Ball, J r , g few days last week a t hit home on Crystal lab*. Mnndai nltrrnoun u pknlc WU enjoyed on the lake shore.’ , Those who enju?od this p ln te with lo . Ro> and Jack w en: Roy, J r , and Jack Howall. John and ’ Bobby BidnhUn fa fcaarord.; , * tn«i#i. Aid mat Wat Tuesday nIUtnoM at lha him* of .M ia. MaUI Col* a t har hom* on Lake 'Mary. About twelre member* tgvrc present. Mbs Fonda Dobson waa hoateas a t a surprise party recently cele­ brating lbs birthday annlrtiaary of bar mother, Mrs. sCtarence Mo tan. Those helping Mrs. Moran, celebrate w m i Mr*. H. M. Oloaeen, Mbs Groce -Himklni, Mrs. Cltytte Btone, Mr. Ratfnders, Mr. jCkareneo Moran Mias Joyce Mori< Mb* Ruby Mao Dobaon, and lea Panda Dobaon. LEGAL ‘NffrlCE FIVE ROOM gaiago apartment eeitl batb. 310 W Palmetto Ave­ nue. Apply a t 1604 Palmetto, Mrs. Dan Hedges. FOR RENT: Threntier opartments, 317 Paik A rt. Inquire eellhln or phono 045. FOR RENT; apartment, Furnished garag* well Vontlkted. FOR RENT: Furnished A un­ furnished apartment, Mrs. Noble, B it 'i s . S WANT AD RATES Baaferd Dally Herald TVrsn: Cash la Adranro Telephone ads will be received far patron* and collector seat Immediately for par***11 H a s , - ---- ’..... ISc a Iloo 3 T tm o o ----- ------ - Be a lias • Time# ........ 7c a line Time ralea on request. The redaced rates aro for coaaeeatlro Insertions. Fir* word* of average length are eoaated a lino. No .ad under J linos aceepted. All indvertlslag la roatrkted lo Reaper -Maaslfkatioa. .If an error la mado The Saafatd Herald will -he respon­ sible fer only oae lacorrvct laaertbsu the advertiser for auhoeqaoal 'Insaetboo. The of­ fice should. he -notified Im­ mediately la ease of . error. ' Til ADVBRTISRRS A H e r a l d sop reesatatlvo thataaghly lamlUar with sotoo. ro b s and cU osllkatlsa wRI tie* yon romplolr Information. And If y*«- wish they mill as­ sist yen la warding year want ad to make II bmt* effective. FOR SALE: Brown sugar fSS.OO ton P. O. B. Orlando. Phone BOSS. FO R S A L B f H d m Pirns’** Cypres* eras* tb s . Suitable for aide tracks. Bbx 83, Poland, Fte. \ / ■a I 'H s n n u t T . t o , i r * i. A N N IK S IA M M c P It A lt e I'u m i'ls ln s n l. Da P O N T « * r . . A i ^ IN T H I S N A U K U K T I I K I I T A T K O F K U illt U A t T u : llu Pont M r P h s ll, w lu n w Is s l. best anil n n lr k n o w n s i t i t r o i la u n . t u n a s : Y u s a te h e ra b y re u u JrrA In ap p e a r to (h e b ill rtf c o m p la in t rileil h e re in a n alant yo u In Ib a a b a te e n title d cause, nn o r b e fo ro lh a *ih d a y o t d u ty , A . p . l i l t . " T lt a M onlurd l l r r a l d " la h e re b y d e a l* , n a lr d aa Ih e neVrepaper In w h ic h Ih la o rd e r ah a ll l>» tm hllehetl once a s e n t (n r (o u r m n a e r u ll« % wee ha. W iin en e m > hand a n d aeal o( errice, a l H a n ln rd . H am laole I ’o u n . l » . K ta rtd a ,. ih la lh a S lh d a y ol Ju n e . A . O / l l l t . i n k A i<i v< ^ I ’ le rk . n r : A . M. w k k k h . D e p u ty t,*ler k. It P M O TT, ru illc lla r to r O o m p la la a n l. Nolle** Is horrihjr | l « » Ih d l U . R. WnI koi. |tiiifiiBBfr iif T*» f rrllfL n l f .Nib. 3i l , flsifri! Ill* « l h . tlujr of J u l r A . I>* 11*7, has f lin t ootil e r r . I i r i m l o In o r « r f U * . «n rt h t s m«*1* •tntilli-sllivn fu r t A l h f H to I soms In n r r n n t a n r F o rllh lo w . Hold c#r_ I t l l m t c p m li m r r « ih r fiitln w ln it ilrihrrHknl tiruiw ryp b ltits tn l tli M rfnlnuls rm ilitjr, f lu rlilw , I u . w i l l I n i D Hus* iVkMft T h * M ill ISlIft te*I f»|( M*M*»S*«! kl |H* dA (* o f Ills Issuon ro o r »iH ’ h cw rltflrM ls In I'll* im m s o f Itti, Mtmsrii I ’ it I fsb soM r * r tt f lr * l* wh.ill li* r r d t f f t i o l «r* 'i»ld lH f , In Toby im b d**d w i ll Issti* Ih s r m n on th* l i s t . «l*y n r J n l r A . l » . 1*31 W llw s* s ntjf o ff It L i! *i|t ns I nr* nm f rim I th is tli«i ll t h . <U y of JtM it •A. I I - l i s t . V . fl iN llf llL A K M . <*|rrw r i r i u l t iN »urt (t*ntiiinlM C iiu n if , r io r M r i. It y : A . M. W K K K H s C ls ih . Cluaified Ada HAVE YOUR WATCH n p a ln d by one. who raally know, bawl Briggs, Jbwekr, Mag. A**. Dr. W. E. MicDOUGALlv CHIHOPHACTOR, la now loc.ted at h k residence |n Floral Halgkta, S. Sanford. PhMa B6S-M. VISIT 'HPENCEU’R NEW DAIRY s o t i c m try t m i t ' A U i e v for t v s *fi MR it I ’ v irie n a N i T i n v are n r t m h <i m * r r v i . s r t t . LANEY'S DRUG STORE—Pro'teriptlean, magaalnae, founUle aarvko, PROMPT dellverka. Mtort* 103d in i.n iN a b l o c k s —I rvkgmti** I 'T M OF T in s O TA O K OF r ia m u r v . Npllr r I* Itrn liV l l v i n I III*I I 'l . i r K O H O A N U M IH M N |.ui4*hriM*r n f l o l l - tli l i t I V r l l f l r r i l * Nn. I&AI, vlttlwell fl*r 1 m l ilrit i»f J n l r . A l> , I I I I , , h * » flldNl a« lit t-rr l l f l m l r III IMI" tuff I**,, it Mil llriri niri'lf* « |t|l II I’m, lin n fu r I mb *1***1 In l**ti** In n r , rn iilA ritp w ll li l» w , Hu hi v v rljf lrr it* *liihtMC*n III* ffillntvlnM Ap*rrlt»A*1 nil tin I n l In H*-nilnnl« r n t if ilr . K hvpIiU, tu . Mr It ? t ri*l it T a b 11 h im J , F ir m A ilU I. T|i* mi*hi In ml h r luff Mi*i»Fii*r«l nt III* Itn ls »*f lh a iBBiianr* »»f i*nrh m f l l f l m l * In i h r tirim* nf I'n , h m iw n r n l* r r i *m 1.1 iw ii l f l.r ii * r lirill h* trd**ttt*«l M rrnrrllnff tn lA*r Ir ii il* n l w ill l m i » i h r t n t n mi lb * Itti. iln y nf A u ffim l. A |l* l » H IV Mfir lot m y n ffh 'litl «lff iin liif * nn«l M ill Mil* I h r !M h , t l » r n f in iir. A - I> . l i a i . FURNITURE ANGEL'S UAKBECUB, ! On Country Club Road And 8«g For Younvelf Why |Our IlartcrIn Count la {Maintained • Under 10,000, U. H. Standard For CERTIFIER MILK In sp ec t Inn In v ited LUNCH ROOM ft A 10c Lunch A Coffr* Shop. Tpen S A. M.—0 P- MLUMBfitt IIILL LUMBER T 5 T ' Zip Service. Phoiw IBS. At All lloura I Inn In Irin KlnulR Mull. URGIIORN PULLETS, 30c aad ■75c. Hens, *1.00. Heavy breed th in g pulkta, 31.75. 0. T. Tiller, C. MILLS HOYD L E G A L N O T IC E SPENCER’S DAIRY, INC. Geo, C. Darden, Mgr* R- N. NIPPER Hljma- Phone 303. K E L L Y LOTTA M IL E S T IR E S _____ __ _____ MAS 20-3.06 --------------.............................. 5A* II-5A5 ......... ...... ............................ 6.68 31-3.35 ...........— ............................... 6.35 36-5.50 ............. ______ ..... .. .. - 6.75 36-6.66 .................. Literal allowance on year old Urea. KPBCfAL This Week 13 plate guaranteed IIATTKRY ....... .............. — M $ 1.0* alae Dors or W ll polbh .. j .................. Ford modal "T~ timers .............. ^.......... .......... ...... - 31-4^3 *6-4.56 11-4.56 19-4.75 16-4.75 IBEKAL ALLOWANCE on yqqt old battefy. 116 W. First S t rnKAU B j John Devlin M * * trikAMMlN' la r in c i .r r r o t nt , n a n j i ii i . i las. c t a t v r r in a m * r o a • M i m a t e r m fi.imuija. In tli* M»«l *f peeimi death, Ill* I n M K I M nearer In firin g M W tM it nolhlnt ta d making this M iking safe and certain than other k>,oww aosuiov-et. • : IlHW. hi San Juan Garage Phone 449 - ' -■ . .T tertA --------- Mri'4 LRARHIHdi 1Ei *WlM UHOMR S VM TER p . 2jjK n st tlr a t Street Oppoaifce Pogfotfloe BY VIC S u ittr u 'C M . YA B A I iF K rH T ' r * KNOftK* A M U T& SC , -4 0 f» 5 A M ' iiO A A C T ■ k ‘# A * S L G /! W e W e jeet tfk e m e e t* f e r your [4 * o fJ tJ L Y I CUNCH or � 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 03, 1931 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 03, 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 03, 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/31a9d1ec7257db7bd8099b2eec5388dd.pdf 9653c35c515892b82103ab492068dabe PDF Text Text I Uroarally Mr tonight urf Friday. __________'*v • AN INDEPENDENT,PARLY NEWSPAPER NUMBER U 7 FITS Cento A OFT SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY. JULY * ,T w i “J 1 ,w m HE’S READY U SH ERED R ID D L E H E S i't ;> — *> \ " However, Torrid Wftye Moves Into 8 oiuh And Etflt SkjrroacetinR Thermometer Given ittoti By 'J llo w t Flight If Avers Proposals Con­ stitute E n t i r e Al­ teration Of Younff Debt S e t t l e m e n t LONDON, July 2.— ( A P I - Ity Aaoaelated !> *«* * Great Britain, It la under' July 2.r Relief cam* to the Middle Weal ivtood, today advlaed Franoa . and tne today aa the aummat's flr»l heat thut the French propoaert part of It fcW ft. » wav# moved Into the Host and chungc In*the Hoover plan 1 today the South. Storm* over Wlicotiih. ■ ftffi a ' « ennntltutcM an entire altormrtddk U ro Nebraska. Missouri W. L. (Young) Biriblli Ipoftcd for Ihla picture at hla training Minnesota, tlon of the Young Pl»n re­ ramp at Geauga Lake, Ohm at to prove that bo waa rapidly round- •nd other northern and far mlddla garding the question of guar> 1st into trim for hi* s.*umlu| ghl with Max SchmtUng. hoavj weight wnstom state* crept *l«wly Into antecti and It I* understand ^ after girdling lllinnl*. Kentucky, and Indiana. that theao proposal* are. not m ihan nine Wiley Post left and Harold Oatty, who. landed In New York City >e.torday aft.rnoon after com­ acroptobla to Groat Britain^ By tonight tha weather man prv; metropolis at Jltted thin entire area will.have pleting . ld.POO mil* trip arouni the world b, alrpUns• In l * « than nine day*. ,h ' * ^ uon It was not disgulsad that offL found cooler ami more normal *om. the warlol n I.t approximately on, mlllian ie«ldenU of New York C ty who lined llnwdway In a spec clul ..al circles clnloa regarded II* It* pr* >*###*» ... *y UcuUrr deniumlrollon whlrh has not hean e.|*aliv«l *lnrc l.lndbcruh'a triumphal return to America n nrgctlatioHS a* In on *xtrai»*V . (, mer temperature*. drlirata acaca *Uta and rwfu«d ewaj . . . \ But at the Middle West breathed l ten. dtliraiv --- ” toVw-i _____ nr.nt. It was learned, however, that sigh of relief the East and South continued to t swelter with Great Rritaln l» alandlng by has; original position of atcopUag r the renter of a tarrbl wava movIIAovsr proposal In IU TaUraty, inp rciotb Ohio, MlfhifRn, atul This Impllad that any deviation Pennsylvania. Deaths thrmighout WHKHKAH, July Kmirlh I* the from II *n th* part o f Franco the United Stale* attributable to alinivcrraiy of the bllth of thla man wdra toaaad from winwool l unlikely find f*»o r In Britheat. Including drowning* in the nation; and, last I t hours, war* estimated at lab *T**. WHEREAS, in commemoration 2SO bringing the grand total to America tbiaw l" U IU diplo­ uf that gicat «v*nt ou* govurnW*c» rafroakrJ bjr »W«p matic deadlock with Frantv last about a thousand. NKVf YORK, July 2— (A l*) ment ha. designated thU day *«th (till tract* o f waarlnight a warning that th* fallur* In Kan***, bllste.cd by two u h Wiley Root and llsrold Catty, like wrok* of 100-devrwe hrnt, lit''t' year a* a Natiunal toga! Holiday, a 'tib tt fafwt. It required l i of Prv*id*ut Hoover's dabt postIn order that w* may not forget ryrft polkvmtn to rlaar tka poncmant |d»n would roaalt In a moat plunder*, arc yning, 1'oal la rain* ami a aorthWft wind tern, lhu*e great rriariple* for which Citau taws to North RWer moratorium dacUratlon by Ger­ purer lv •mbii Hummer'* »lw , U.atxl Catty I* M. g our furvfathtix tuught and died; tka A r t * boarded tb» tug many. ’ ’ Thrr* I* another ftiinllarity bc- Even in Western Miss .url, h-rwso* far a trip to tba battory, ami, abovml the mercury dnwrdwwrd. It waa rnntalard In a memoran­ TAM PA, July t - Demands for Iwnn thenrln that they both torn* WAHHINUTON. July 2. tA l’ l artlac point'for tka pored* Pn»m lb* OntiiM-ntal divide to WIIKKKAH. th* merchant* and dum lommunlcatad on ln»trucllonv m flying from other sphere* of ai- the Par Tic Hoasl, n >rm*l tern- — The |HM*ibl* rlealion of nil o|>cn busiit*** men of Sanford have »lg- a let-up In new road building In of lha state dapartmant to . tn* ( » rodr In tka ftn t rar peiattirr, held »w»iy. It wa» 7l» in puient pool In the mdio field w*a nillcd tbcif Intention uf eloang Fin.Ida, tu h* mane at a monatar Fivn-h fovarnmrnt bj-' AmbaAfTtivlly. ’ John Finlay, chairman San PiancU i. and oimuniuiil ycrlcrdny by Ih* Do- their piarct of biulac** all day m**n meeting In 'Plant pmk to- dur Kdg* la Part*. U waa friendly Post waa a farm boy aha bvattlc; “ 4 r * > wrlrominy commitHalurday iu urdtr that they nnd nl«ht, are rvpMtad to turn Ito In cbaractar, hut flms to th* • u fh ' dreamed Ugh dream* an be hi in I jm Anrrlr* warn fallow*,| hy a *#*• In-the Nation'* capital. Hi* piitihfnt o f Jualicc fulloning n tlialr employ*** may fittingly cele­ adminlstrall vn'a for«w* squarwb Don that kVanth couatsr-propothU ttudgrd Iwhind hi* tram. Tb* mftrury for the first time tbl* series of conference* with icprv ayalnst It at the opvnlug «*f th# era not In hasrdng wl|h th* aplril isklb carrying the orlvw brate this glorious anniversary! extra »e*»lon uf th* Legislature of th* president’* plan. brown flolda would auddrnly dla- Rumme i neutld Ith . mambara o f lha recap•egtntlves « f the Itadiu Corpora, •,<. TIIKHEPOKE, 1. T. L. Duma*, littoo. Tonight tha ftlrra In Baltimore it was nt>: '.HI In tion o f Atnotlrw and other defend­ tppeur and tha'yiuth would, saw Th* cuotmunlcaUain *ho*r*d , amayor of Ih* City of Hanford, Itapn.U ywteiday fmm *u px/t* •wad.on PagrO ou r) • hWascif ploWlng faat , furrow* (Coatlawed aw Png* Three) * ■ r ~ ••tend" *_ * * th* -, Vtol , ant* in the frd.ral anl<-tru*t suit Florida, h»rrby ptruclalm Hatur- of the .tat* , tmliratwl, h*wrt#r. adatnaat aero** tha cjdmf hanked nNadgVa Rtatr* again*tgfwo F*aw«h day, July 4, a brgal ballday In th* pendjug ag*ln*l (hem. urge of IhvjVkyr ^ / “ th*‘ "■* Pub,ir Mt^LWvi RMIVUe* invidstsl in 1hu suit IP- Olty of Sanford, Florida, and slow 'of .realisethat"wh*r*h*vr' poarihle thu-A — ,. sKt'Oenaral RlsetHc UontU si tool dlrift*Ity Vith * fourth polos can -Flag to duplayad on that day psut of tb*» rvR road il off J*|MTtin*nt ga»oStrangely enough It wan p n a rff- U W W V I { f w i v s i u i n g s * y S h V the We*tinelmu*r Electric bnrausa the United Rtataa is not In honor uf th# birth of our great In,., rural In ih* grmial fund ao and klanulm luring Coni|tany. and dant that g**o him lko chance fur d.racily interaatad. * n*. tu tnak*' untitcvtaary th# lmthr Aiiieilean Telephone anj T ib - nation. width he loitfeetf- H * waa workiug A Fr*neb piepoaal that credit* Dun* at Haiif(<id. Florida, this |*i« Hlop of added t*xv* at thla graph Company. In IS* oil fields and an industrial •stahllshed frum. Gartaaoy’a cun. time. ***tr''preb**ve" w»« aeon as LONDON, July 2 ~ 4 A I* )- A r neridoat itrstroydd tha sight of on* It ua* until officially at th,< tin* 2ml day of July, IU.1I’. Hut thei* wns no int inatiun tinned payment of unronsliUonal T. I . DUMAS. rye. With tM rata patnal ion money litlral Crisis which had threatened |ailment th* defendant* were w il­ tijr. prnblrai Which farad tha that the governor an,I hi* *up. auuulilss b* evsIlobU to Uatgian. Mayor of tha City of la end in the defeat of the laksr ling to capitulate lu the govern­ be iNHight his first plaae. MO*T *hm tka Ro*. J. Doan (Continued On Pag* Tbm > ,, portrr* would drop tlielr light Hanford, Florida. government in the House of Com­ * |t was an old craw that had long ment'* demand* iu existing c°l>Kpaator of t b Flrat Rapfor a tux on ke-o*#n« and an ex­ mons today, was rrmov.ed last night tiactii “ a* In the u*e by tli.-ni of sine* ***n its ba*t U *)*i *n i Mfrk of Orlando, iptaklap tin tax of twu rant* * gallon on heat h*dn‘l bean »try good, but when the government surrendered their ivspcrtiv* patents in th# ia ­ iMhe hanfotit Klwanli Cluh gu». The ln*ulg»nt element hnx to th« Lilwral drmands. ’ lha liirnstormtr who »ild It threw d o and allied field*.*' War. aamnrod up kia addreo# ,lr- lined that If the** bills fall In aontf liistructbm. 1 ‘oal Hew an After resolutoly refusing to a«* If the usual prtrlicc of tlw daforld Pr jjU bi«" h» daclir’ltf the administration will attempt to hour and forty mlnutr* with this rept the Liberal*' demand that all port men t I* followed, iI k* null will a’ap on „ sale* tax. lint this *1*man and than look lb.* ship up playing Helds should bo exempt In- diuppcd. or emlrd ill a general vrenl ha* aanuumwl it will fight himself. That was In IVJ4 and h*‘a from the land tax proposal* of consent decree. all thiur. loan Hying over since. Philip Hnowdrn. rhanrellor of lha C l e v e l a n d !- July * — ( A P ) - * “ || abo appeared that thu pilnA* member* of tb* house war# Th# world** haavywaight «h*mMi** liaruthy lUyne*, Hi* a l­ Catty, a Tasmanian, began hi* exrhequrr, in the finance bill, tha tlP«U drfMidaiil*,*' the ile|uirtineul professional Ilf# on the **is, but government last nl|hl decided Ip said, ’‘would, in addUiiin, contidor lie d vr IN-yiwr-idd girl who was nvpui li,» to riinie to Tampa f >r pianthlp battl* batnaan M a x hla eyca too wandered always to move Its own amendment to tha favaiaUy rrr*ting an •>|>eii patent awatdnl Ih* tllla of "Miss Semi- the mealing tonight, Chairman Schmeling and Young BtrtbUag Approximately 5W por»#n« the freer, footer element aloft bill today. This waa expected tu pool, whereby the use of their n,.b' i'ounty" at a ircvtit Ja-auly lldilley of the road dapartmant tomorrow night may ba a wham alrod.with a want w tL collie*!,. left thi* alternoon fur **id in u »latem*nl st thala that Trained In Ih* ’ Royal Australia* satisfy the Liberals. mrtag hi* talk bo anted gathered naar tha band *h, patent* in the radio and ceitaln t’ lcarwutvr wiser* »he will enter mi*|ienid"n of road tulldlng would of a success aa a fight but It ap­ lha fool of Park Avenue Naval College, Oalty gained wide Observera saw a rebuff to Hnuwpeared today that th# gala raealyth ota to ho« in •• 00 * allied fields would be o|Kn to tba experience in navigation afloat b v drn In lha government’s decision. public generally ‘ upon fair and n «t*le-aide contest which will end fo ife t IIAt:i.ixpi In fwbral aid, will fall far shaft of th* #00.000 l o f aaltatsdp and prep­ nlckt arbaro thay kaard thd send IOMI cunvi'l. back to pn.,on on the aftarnm n o f July Fourth fnrr finally tursing hi* tsknU to This new development was halted iraaonable trim , to l«< fixed by promoters hitherto expected. ay U at whan tha oppar- of o atria* of weakly comij wlt|| th* downing of one » f 3h or to Itecom* a burden uii lb » * l* l« aviation. , aa • triumph for th# Liberal lend­ Independent trustee*." raamtad il*elf. thay might procrama whkh Cr# txpoci A* HchaaUag and 8tribllng ami pnt lbuu*and* uf toad workers issosr gill*, ua “ Ml** Florida." I ju t Summer he stalled out er, David li>yd Coorr*. who was Mr united effort* trvroid furnish amuaament for local moved Into Cleveland for waigklag (Continued On Pa** Three) The e.iit* of conlrrencsm, It was Ml*» llayne* win accompanied with Harold Uromley on a pmjoclIft and y*a»com aat of seen as having proved he still has In tonight, official* of tha Madi­ rd non-stop flight from Japan to Influence with th* gurrrnment, dr. Ironic.I, havw lircii In pivigrviu. fer h> her |>arrnU. Mr. and Mr*. W. ala, or aaUoaal condition*. son Square Cardan Corporation at several month-. The .'•’hcrmati ad M. llayne*, whn will rcivsain ut the United Stole*. They hod been Ilk « n i tha Ytatur* auraspite lha contention of his polltl* suit was Iilr,| in IKlswaie muio Ohio, pi unvoting tb# contest, war# f'leaswatrr until Isle Hundiy after­ In ih* air SA hauf» and w«ro lino ral foes' that he had sunk to a I tarn arrangod k y 'th * hi hoping for clear and coal waathar thun a yrar ago. uhvli the govern- nodi. A* the gnr.t of the Cl armile* *1 ora whan a broken ex* position of (ubscrvlenco. Elks dab, and broadcast «v tomorrow to stimulate lha alavaath inrnt'* tbaige of a rimed petrnl hau*l ring floodad the cabin with public-add,*** amplifying a The new development inenn* yml rie .li-l a vrnsatinn wlth-n thi watrr Woman’k Ctab, M s* llayne* hour ticket sad*. ProdkUeoa war* will I.*' ■hapeion**! at *e*eiul parmonoxide gua. Catty, however, sue- that all th* golf rnnnee, th* big brought to Sanford by J. Jroad* that with fa*ucabk weather lie* and rntertaininent* In-in* glvreeded In directing llromlry back cricket and football ground* will radio Industry. Do Land, who oilginatod tlx receipt« would ba. between Urea No further conference* will bo rn lu Inimir uf th: gills cnleicil in to Japan, whole too ptorky llttto be exempt from taxation. The ljco of having a wookly progr.n MIN KOI. A, N. Y » July S - (A P I and four hundred thousand* dol­ hvIdtPnlil Hrptvnibar. it was said, Ihe runteal. navtgator waa confined to Iwd for d two piano adbctkuu Tha Oloom Choaafo locn Edward Connvitun, vie* president ( racks, polo field* and automobile In infer lhai Iwlh *ide» could runTomnirow night. Mi** llaynax and general manager nf Air Ber*- lar* with attendance between for­ two month* with go* poin*>ming. ■roll ) received. Tb# choatra opened tha pcogiai racing ground* trill not be In­ alder th* pru|Nwal fur an open p<xd, ty and sixty thousand. will appear at a Hi. Peteraburg ami After leaving tha *»a In 1D£7 ramia Club a b f aong playing ftovaral popular Iv*. In*., a rompanv headed by eluded among th* exempted prop* adinmed by independent eolwern* If the receipt* amount to MOO,( li-arwaler Theater in a prelimi­ William II. i*wd*, was admitted to Catty CftUblUhed a navlgatinnal ertis*. however. 000 m l figures will show * alight In tliv radio Industry. In the Kail, nary revue, whil* an Saturday rehcol In 1,0* Angela* 'With a last at tha luncho** tamor received much api llaapital test profit for th* Cardan. Prelimina­ I .at* last night HIP Archibald boarvri, th- ilrpartmenl said, mn- niorniug shr will apP-ar in a pa­ K*«*aii I ’oun'y I■ranch at San Hlcgo. Ua ha* Inlev. J. Doan Adcock, when ho rendarad taro vocal Pi nr lair, chief Liberal whip, an­ lairlKf* will he irsuimd and ''pur­ jama pai*dc bald ut l leanratar night and placeil on tie ***i>u* ries will atari about Hit# o’oalaalt *truct*d many’ famous filar*. InMead Nix. aa guoath, bar* fallowing which Ml** 11*1 with Injusle* ftu*tanicd at ilading Mm. (Tmriaa A, Lindbergh, nounced that th* liberal* had ac­ sued will,nut interruption tn n tin- Rea.-;, tn rrnnactlon with the an- lim ssuar ilutouv reception tn Wiley (Eastern Hlaniard) with th* ssuht SL A. *ytd. I. M. both Clnrk entertained tlx cepted tha government's new bout scheduled for about .10 r|o*ion." nnal uullMiunl l>nat tuns. Friday ■ olunel Art Goebel and other*. C. W. Dwudway, C. O. dionro with sevorni ptan. P«>t nml llaiuld Hatty al Roov* o'clock. Htrusting la a ***** to Jusllir offlrlsl* said they l>o- af lei noon she will appear In th* With I.lea tenant Commander I*. V. amendment and thus tha latest 'if veil Field. * fir* favorite In th* betting today H. Weems o f the a«*>. who taught a long sarie* of •‘crisea- may bo Ib-vnl* »iH'h a I***! would hr n (Inal tathiifg l>c*nty r«nlc*t. mead . U o g . J, i t Cnsmortan * • « al the field "dUllm l ailjantag- to the pub­ |*«*l Intrivftl In lha contest al­ where Ida c -mpanr ha* ill ufll v», but tb* odd# may shift to Col. Lindbergh navlgallon, Catty regarded aa definitely over. I. Vandalt, J r, H. W. lic both a. aliening the patent,, of so center* about “ Mi*» Orlsmlo," . ha* writUS numerous text bo“ kx B. la a h m H. J. Nix, with hi* wife and w** trail In an money by tomorrow. lb* particular defendant* to gener­ who I* Mia* Klol»* Ijinier. a form■or aroial navigation.' altarraiiuii with police. Wlicn adal use ami also a* serving P* Ih* rr Sanford rosUlsni. Lika Poet ho I* nroirled. lost ha D-lUka. luiMml to the l., «pilal. h* was sufIwginnlni; of an open patent p<nl The trip to flassrwaler is iiw-lo feting *aewr* lacaratjou* of tka baa tkiee young *<>"*. wKarras Uirnor, lalu whirh all |ial*iiU important in po-sil-le by lha masiagement of thCoat 1* rhlldlras. Ha Uvg* la l<»* * alp, ami putsiblo fractur* of the the indin fi.ld might In- hrouglit.’* Mllana Theater, Whirh is paying Vngeba.; Fast wo# born In tltand In a separate legal pcucvcding, all ex pen*** In connection with th# skull. A policeman waa »l*tl,n#dl HlaUv Taxes, hut bin parents lat»r “ Sainlnolo county la th# ail the dour uf hi* n«m. be rvdio corporation an* held Snntonl ewtij. inorad |« Oklahoma anj gtlll live Ns**au County pnllr* sail (ioa. xubstantixl Mellon of tha LONDON, July i - - ( A P ) — A gpilty irrvnlly i f violating thv ia that ataU at MayavtlW. II* was netton wa* under rrr*«t allhmigh •tata". aaid H. P. Rka, prawls a lawiwlormer far Several years »tory that an American com aver* aall-lnirt lavra by Its »y*teni of m, formal rhara* b»d yet L**si naval stole* oparator and fa n outh rial attache bosed thp aara of a licensing patent* for lha nisiiufnc after obtetaiog pi* flrat plan* and placed against hlai. Tba polk* of HcatL’ 0b.. who. after » t thru rate rod tha employ of Hall. Hungarian duke aver a fancied In­ tuie of vacuum tubs*. Th# auprvma version vww that Cwwrton was day vUU with w . A. Eatxastal sult but rvfruod t* ton!* th* ar­ court rrfusri to vxvlew the raaa Plying tha a»m# ahlp b* ha* uvod tnjurxui while being r*»ir»lnad I-Ougwood, left for hla hai gument on tba /Ifld of honor sum allowing tM finding tu aland. for tha world flight ho won the Fur the arrommodatloa o f pur­ alter b« bad kn«ck**l Uuv* pol'ca- tarda). ., related In llw Daily Kipree# U»non stop Darby from U * Angelos Mr. Klcr. wlxj, with hi# , on* who with to sorura books auJ men off their motMcyeks. and day. 1 1C • s to the Natimwl A ir iace* at Chi suagaxln** fm u**1 over th# Week­ knockvd down two ulhar police­ C. Til. #, wa# ta Dlorlda s a * t William llodgman attached, ta ingo b u t, . end. th* Hanford Library will ra- men. lie wa* aacuritd fiont tba Lined bvuloaa* and pi * the leeatien at Budapoal was ro„ i » Ia r>|Vn toiBorovr night nnlil field, they -aid. and had to b* spent tba past weak » rally entertaining gueeta In a state. Together with Mr. U N BOARD N:00 I.'clmk, arcontlng tn Mrs. forcibly subdoad. rolaurmat *4 lha pels grounds Acfordlug to an annouae*iii*at Bliutoth Knight, librarian. m’ngar, la * txra m m J M L J a l y g - j A P ) - when th* Duka Heinrich Born In '<>• S. I,. Perkin*, in offlam of too St. John* Ri**r, U ) KXPliMUON ON WAKHHIP Th* llbraiy wtU open at IU:00 l»a*eed remark a ***ce ruing mgm* Indtyanshat Mrnhant* Asenct*- ■'cluck tomorrow maralag. and at flarasotew what ‘ Miaaoarl, waa roand . * lion, sssaasbrr alor*# of that * t o tvmaln c.;«n unlit swoss. It open* Prwatoant Hoover U r. of hip party. IXiNDDN, July J '- t A P l —Rix caught a tt-pound U is aald to Have retail- rlatiasi will tvmaln open tomorrow •gain at 3iM o'cWrk, and will men wasv lujurad whan a minor , * WmmUr.-d tha a ted vrtth a atlngiag slap, to tha light a»(U I0>M o’clock. s i plosion ucctsrrud, ytstaiday ta o'tloiit. D ^ k F a h jU A The .stake U y s g i Th* a*tro Haaford. tortor .hoys stay open »#|l) th* boikr room of tL M, A. Folkh*vr ataaady announced torlr i%DADE C ITY--W. If. Dlmi-ry ------ - el one, wkWh U ia tha Pvralasv Calf. #f r«*uinlng opoa uatR ( w.ll/b V# • • T-’ ■' u eorry thi 'opened plumbing nnd twpslr *hop tomorrow night, ta o fd v Ha left shortly • E L'f TI8— Flat Id* , * employ#** might an|>y *v. ... B LOSS OF EYE PUT fO POSTON ROAD TO HIS FAME IN AIR R a resL . -OPEN POOL’ FOR RADIO PATENTS IS SEEN POSSIBLE Insurance From Occi­ dent Gave Him Sum To Purchase Plane PROCLAMATION PUBLIC AROUSED BY PLAN TO STOP BUILDING ROADS Demands Being Made To Transfer Money For Other F*xpenae Anti-Triut S U M ay Be Dropped Followi n Federal Parley 'oliUcal Crisis lit a S S * w a » K * i r © iffS ± a B fe K W Is Barely Averted Stribling Is Seven To Five Favorite To Beat Schmeling Miss Haynes Goes To Clearwater As Entry In Pageant Airline Offeial Is S e n t To Hospital In Fray With Cops a Jlnifno, II. N. U. S. Attache Slaps Duke But Declines To Engage In Duel Visitor Seen County An Most Substantial \Veek-End H For Library Announced Stores Will Remmin Open Friday Kveping c- A3I.T KL ; 'JX*vT j 7* I '■sij. SMI �SEENASBRIGHt ARENAJTOM B y E . B. C t n X W Feds MaySecureFancy Popular Orlando Ref i Players If Fans Caii eree Accepts Cal! Lend Financial A id To Handled Bouti laya carta Inly appear to b« h if cheat tha OlanU and a n . Placed In a petition r they had treat opportuni­ te cop tha crown from the and Madia, re.petttv.ly, thing has gene haywire, and ' the falthfel (aw behind both a rt wondering j u t what ha* , By I’ ETBR 8C IIA A U Whllt the Poda hare b m spew* Inf the pact Ihiaa cays In • thor­ ough drilling getting read* for tho r fame with Uia leag uo-leadtng Islanders In Dayton* tomorrow afternoon, their mind* have ala-t Irion retolrlng about a number or ■ “ ' of* which new development*, all will Inauro Sanford of hoeing one of tho boat ball flubs la tho league during Urn second half. To a great extant, cur having a real club depend* upon the re­ sponse which (• "• nrek# to a ##*• eon ticket campaign which ha* a* yet failed of Its mark. Offle'aU of Ilia club this morning determined that It would bo *b*olutely n*r**M r , to ooll 80 *oa*on Uclnta at a price of each befert the club Tuesday £ * & 1 + L -*# n.toam from mwtore. On 1Ca Al and Philadelphia Washington Now York Cloraland .1 at Municipal Park tonight, whom (It. Lout* fitanley Packham. wall-known and ^ ^ .... .Detroit m l*"'It with’ Eddie Stewart, tha Chicago Miami (lath, la Sanford’s first . fight cart In more than two years. At. law This announcement was made by * ' n* Promoter Dill Melton. Orlando, , this morning, and la expected to {T*1* ™ moot with the approval of tho boat of Orlando and Sanford light P * \ S fans who are to be In the stand* . V" whan tha opening battle begins. wortj,, Brown ha* sea* action In ovary j 0) Important ring battle ala gad In thU section during the peat five or seven years. Ha la r«n*ldar«d far not more than 10 tlckri* have a* one of tho moot thorough ex­ hern sold, with A. II. Mooei, on* ponent* of the art o f boxing, and of Sanford'* most ardinl baseball knows the ruin from the front fare, leading tb* Hat af purehr sen. to tho back cover. Ilia'reputation The Peda learned with great in­ does not depend upon tho favor­ terest late yesterday afternoon able comment whlth fa Hi have that two of the best ball playtre raised fallowing M i many appearin tba league, Bob Pitman and Al once* In the ring a* refer**. Itogoro, third baieman and plt:h- Brown ha* a wide following among er for tha Winter P*rk outfit, were amateur and professional borers, anxloua to play ball for Sanford. most of whom swaar by him. They tame to Sanfcrd yesterday With tha announcement of tha with Jim l|arp>r, former manager S. : Cuba mad* mlnca-maat of of tha Winter Park Hub, which haa ■election * of Brown a* referee, J> Phillies by winning another tlnr* undergone a change of man­ Promoter Melton also declared 1 . alugfoat by a M to 1J score. agement rlthough there la allll that h* was wall aatlifled with Hornsby nit two homer* ami some question a* to whether that rvary detail connected with tho fight. The haadllnen, Stewart and i»':; drove In alght run* for tha win- city will remain In the league. Both thoee player* Intimated Peckham are in perfect rendition; '•ora. That'* « league record, I.’, driving In eight rum In on* game. that they would play for Sanfcrd tho advance ticket sale has boon , Bearing was dona In practically lor the asm* teima which they a*- strong enough to IndRato that at ovary Inning, and the fan* had rurr I as Parkaia, and Manager lead 200 fans Will bo present I the i - . 'more than tholr share of ba*«bul> C\*pmsn want Into a haaty con- boy* who will appear on the pre­ f r r n r^ at once with John Meiteh. liminary card are ibragging al­ !*, to t, c m afternoon. president of the Hub, In on effort ready about tholr ability to knock to determine Juet what Hanrr tholr opponents low, and the Urn lowly Rod* pat a slop la there was whether that amount weather, above all, ll oipoclad to £ lib * Rablna* wlaalag alreak. by „ . - <(mapping it with a 4 to 1 Hr- could be rolaed for tha rral i f th« be cool and riser. year. A season-ticket sale was the Peekhani tlooed hi* twDning w I tory. Pr«y h*M th* RsMna t* only hope, so It now rests with the cession |al* Monday afternoon w* , -‘ J ftv i bite, although b* weakened fan*. * learn, and has tapered <!oto to a i-;:; fin Um bul Th* n#d« pounded In the meantime, lha Ked* f«el healthy ant glowing ISA pound*. iTM tatew for 14 Mows. Thd win K | m l the Caha so* and ow* naif ready for tomorrow's gam* with Ho intimated to friend* at lakv the Islindare. Tat Millar will lia Mary that this Stewart Person unable to play,. that much is> rec­ with all hi* reputation, would I Tim Brave* cam* nearer fuurUi ta In. In hla stead, tb* old rel abl* know ho had been in a fight, and place whoa they whipped th* PI­ Kinll Ammtn. freak from ala week* that he Intended to atop Hlawart of dally ball-playing In Minnesota, not long aftor tho first boll. That rate* 6 to 1 mainly dita to tho fin* Bitching of Prankhou*#. Randy will' b* stationed In tho outer gar­ Peckham I* -more than anxloua to den, ready to either essay th* role taka this fight la allured by lb* Moore’* home run with two on In of a relief hurler, or be th# official fact that, ha face* a worthy*op.th# first Inning proved to b* Un­ _A lin . -a Jacksonville 9 _____11(1 ring I. right fi*k! ball shatter. Im’nent In big margin o f victory. Pool WaBig Lou a Tofalattl ilslm* Dial 10 days. A defeat hare In Sanford nor returned t i th* Pirato Untup h* will hold the Islanders at hay would seriously Impair hla draw­ after a lovorml day lay-off, and without any trouble. II* feel* that ing value In Jacksonville, a con­ drev* la hla dub’* only run. they are too flushed with their dition Peckham doesn't want to Sunday victory user DeLand for la Urn America a. the Athlel- them lo bo back lo earth long run Into, . l*o woa of coon*. They whipped enough lo giro a thought to tho Peckham and Btowart will bo tho Indiana by lha erap-ahoal- Ked*. llo belle vis that hla main, Ih* htailln* attraction, appear­ lag acaro af 11 I# 7. Tha ladlsna will give him gepd support for ing In a 10 roynd host. As a aamlpot # f*r alght sad alatb Inal** oare, ind on all Dinas beliefs, he final affair, K. O. Rockay, 146 j rattlaa bat they f#U abort of pound local negro will mix It with loot Monday, and IkK echoes af II Bas real Lancaster, 149 pound Ori lha mark. AveHII hit a hearer •re hoard ovea^fal. llader lha land* boy. Laneaator has Ure repul j with * m ow la tire first frame. praaeat altoalrea aa w* undyr- laUon of balng a fighter wbo { In th* maanUm*. th* Bonator* •toad IL • group of Ih* plarrri Ilka* lo spatter the blood which /ware humbled late tb* du«i when •r* handling tha reins la plaej b* Invariably n l**q on hi* eppon■Ire Browns ahnt then- >ut 7 to of ^ (u Harper who waa lha ents by well placed blow*. II* rea p. Blaabolder pitched hm bast ewirej- and manager af tha Hub he depended upon to put uu a real M m * af th* year, allowing iht until that lime. T l* veteran cen­ fight hora In Sanford, for It la Senators hot two hit*. Qoolln ami tral Florida harebell player. rumored that hla favorite brownLimy hit honrera o ff RIecher and Carl Rodenhaagh Is temporarily shin has had leaning* toward th* Burke, respactlvaly. la chart*. H* should pat plenty Rockay person. of Ufa Into Ure Parker mqchlire In the main preUmlnory, Kid Loo Oehrlg’f l»th bom* run although It la understood that Allan, th* klnhy-halred Coast IJn# asms of I heir stars, mainly j allowed the Task* to tl* tb* clerk will have hi* hand* 'fall tabmainly Pittman and Roger*, are ing on Young Btokao, aa Orlando Tiger* la th* nlath, but th* Tlj gore pot over a thro* rua rally anxious to got away from that battler who carries hla 1(9 pound* 'o f f Haory Johnson In lha lllh Hob. Lack to whatoror crowd with all tha air sad aaaareara *aad woo aa 9 to 7 afalr. Btoaa take* over lire Winter Park o f a bantam rooster. Two fast [ttul tba Tlgore, got r*ur hit* la preliminaries, bringing together T n U trio*, a* the balling bare Orlando battler* will aba ha a m iRuf the day. Th* bouts got under way at 8;90 o'clock. A special Mellon has been Tba R at Bex malntolnad ihclr reserved f t colored poopl*. Popu­ fin * wlaalag pure by (topping the lar price* will hu asked at Ure Whit* Box 7 to 1. Danny Macgal*. * *• , Paydsn held lha whIU hosed biy* to fie* hits, oil singles. Rarry and lUyire butted 1.000 for Uia day. - Marty . gutting four hlto In four Iri**.' while Rhyws got threw In jour n.re, ‘ " " 7 « ,T 7 n_’ succession In tho first Inainf. in I hi. inning. t.UU. first man up doubled; Ml bell* n hit a high fly to center which Wantor utldfwllwd, end wben the bed had bore reroetrod both MeUUan ami T1|IM had aeored; Palmar .Inglod, which ended tha Independents hitting anIII tha fifth .hen Tittle « * « < P « Ingle. Baw*on also .track out « •■f tha Independent*. In tha f.nal iunlnf Palmer had a chaned to Ue Iho f t me up. With two out. ami s tw s t 910 NSW TORI ju n to 1 U r - (A P )a n a l the - a-’ * J * V ,n » * * ! » * » * y ^ * * « * * ” #■ Fannie III thrilling:;- }»* * * * * * ? £ ? In aone-ntto. babva* However, the boot Palmer rouMi-Roocoo iwai do woo to hit to t|dxd baoo. B o ^ y| v.rd Uw « h lake, pleylnf tW rd.got tho haU MUler of We July l- (A P ) a of tho f|arMrs. Lucy Ion worw mar- J l Am - L w r , ty ne more (ntorretlng iwreht o f a (port* nature mad# thgit Ure opa which tretud tha world lato last it tha NRC network would t th* Bchmellng-StrlbUag •W by blow, with Oraham ■ at th* mlka. Th* axaut jI f ■rTT w l ■ A l much apart of your smooth* TA8TB BE running day-ChesterQelda-as many u you Is your secretary! For Chart And if She isn't at hand far the ripe mfld tot moment, you Ught u p . . . and Immoney con bi mediately stop fretting! cigarette popt m i l d e r . Smoke os many as* Put them Malaweed, to Ola sear er I i �iJm *: LiaiAf’ hiti Ito trick receipt*. Thl* rally, -that if there i n no race* thtos will 'h* no receipt* iml eonseqwchtlj ho (unis with vHilch to p*y saUrlti. The gentleman re­ sign,ng from (be Railroad Comm in im we are told hr the Oovernor is tendering hia resignation f#ct that he (a on racen lai oppos­ at once With hi* sufersiOf to to in contWerlng In ing tto measure tto public should, named today- Nno race* however, l i t to too crttteal of his » elections may be held nnt>1 the counties want-tig lb it afurt have epproved f o t 'd a c * on t t o Commtosfcm. the matter by referendum, etna*quently there.will there-wilt be no money with which to par sals) In* ‘ftvr aevrral months at the earliest. Wa can't help wondering' u ihcie gentlemen are to p on the pay­ roll Immediately and If so what will to used (or money In mmperusing them until the anllripat*<l race tracks mrrts are held, fftieuld this course to followed through an agreement to wait for their satarlea until Ihla fund It lit might nut b*anli**-to lop 4 s * c o » t f o » created the rspenie will tut rather Ngobd » d t it e n J°b, aad doing it *pP«raaOy with, deeply into the anticipated revenue take atock of ont'e-toU and to MU we grti to se« whether we e n te r mft hesitancy W M though the that weald otherwise accrue to position sutrenderad pays more the state. ■nee o f civic dutleftt god to detent than twio* tto' salary o f the ofto the Ideals established by -ettr-'______ Wa were not unduly enthused names wehdnof but the elgnificence of whoee deeds we ere flat arceptad.Tto public may find over the plan t i legalise racing In Inclined to forget. • I... • -■ * "u ■ ft \ v ’ it diffiealt to.yscoocil# this con­ the' beginning although inclined dition to tto normal Inclinations l f everrone wlll do this end If the deductions arrived df tto average Individual. Another at will, aid in making bettor ciUxen*, than the reason for appoint** to .tto Commission ha* ringing a celebration on the Fourth of July will be justified toea aorrtig as Liquidator of and (the. day will amount, to something more than an op­ clooad toak* for tto last two portunity to "make whoopee". ***** la addition to carrying on ------- -— ------ o------------- . . hla real satat* and bond business. Between hla own business and A two state jobs be should not find ‘ *me hanging heavy on hla hands The Manufacturers Record was not referring perticu- and « * t along very well la spile of tn§ dfprYMion that ( i pinehlnf ordinary private elt:tens. Two of the remaining Commis­ sion members at* newspaper edi­ tor* and have not, se far as we m informed, been glren palrmf * ! • previously. The fifth men,be Is • Miami building contra.lo) aad Is, wt believe, making hl« Political bow. Acceptance o( commissions hy the gentlemen who am nut fitted oiTto surrender anything already in hand i* pot tod to crlpplo Important fnduatoto* la tba Southern State* aw occasion fqe surprla*. But the •crion of the Mher gentlemen nor to tJUcouragu other* from lo «U n g la the South, • *y than (n Uto atokrtt* M icn ii i nude the holiday poeelble. ' n on which our Declaration of M become-to Jto aeaoclated aln daring tto u g a la r‘.atoalib a f the o f burning punk, gunpowder, / Legtototen wa* plainly Hr, CarlUma-to epent ton e, therefore and |a l b * af tto 3f S A : fe* to Stretch limb* along warm gram, when food was don* t How mtoy youths dreemeU dreams of lava where none But nihbUag (beep eould WaUh them fling their prayer*U Upon tto wind—or by tto whirled, rad fla m v,<» O f ramp-flres heard old battles llow many women hoping far Wove sweet-grass cradles, bum* r \ mlng unawaresT -Y.iv'> And, 1 their child, am asked to be content With twenty floors between me nnd the ground— •' ’ Forget the mnrsbes where wingshadows past. Or tangi* with curved reeds that storms have bent I Not even shriek of drill* can stop Sermon For Florida By Iron engines quelled. And a sapling t tiled. ;H T o my wltcn-moUi*r fled— Taka back' than eye*! I Mid. Twu jewels ah* put Inatsad. — Sylvia Tew a** ad ffm rm t. On the Fourth of July Daytona Poach should to cnliad Sanford Treasury End* It* Fiscal Tear With Big Deficit—headline. How human of |tt Many a flats] yesr ended j day and, believe u*. many o] wer* physical wrecks. ariatera flying circlet around it. l i e New Yotk Herald-Tribune editorially declares, “ The Roosevelt Boom floes West." Which wo*Ilk* totter than "The Roosevelt Boom floe* Boom.’' "The needa of the time# may require Increasing re­ ceipt* on tno part o f * talon, and municipalities to imat mounting eipenaea. But .pie aame need* require more eco­ nomical budget*. The program wf axpendltatraa for local gov­ ernment* has In some fnataoeea gone beyond anything of the peat. Inotead of effort* apparently being made-to economlie, the Insistent demand la for more ’taxes. UnfortunateS', the move I* being directed by politlclhna against Inuatry. which la tba true creator of wealth. • "A ny proper scheme of U*atlqn fnlfat be applied with Justice and (tot hgalnat particular lntojp««ta. loduatry needs * Th* s'drCd* rate, atatietlrs show, t* on Ui* upgrade, -but wd are M l quit* sure whether IF* became of prohibition or giving woman tto right to not*. i fl sources which, under proper guidance, will make th* South­ ern State* greater than any *1mllar area In thl* or any oth­ er country. . « ‘ "The South I* more than a potential a*aet to the United State*. It U an actual developing a**«t. It- will be a pity “ Wt---- o—— — — I If, bacauae of legUUtlve extregtea, thl* aourca of wealth The French people don't Uba the >: v. , Idea of being as big Ha*/ted gd creation is stopped And diverted elaawhero. <. "Tho pres* of the South-will do ji service by calling our Unsl* Samuel. rrrtisB* (hey rememhor the War of I l f * and attention to a coorsa-that ha* nothing conatrtictlve about th* reparations' which they (t t o It, but tend* to destruction.” B* tu n and subscribe to The Herald this summer while you am on your vacation'*o that you will know from time to t in * whether you Ur* in Sanford. ' french) paid, without ums. moratori­ T to . Herald yesterday Indicates that although tha rials of Florida q» a whole' to* nut farad *o fe ll fck th* hands of the LagUtattrrd, Bemlftoto County occupied the en­ viable position o f beiag on* of*the *me counties in tto elate which has town act sally beuafltud hy It. And after all, a Ugialatsr’s first duty h la Ms’ home county. ,9, • v— « -r ■ ! ■ ) ■! . ■ wvoeiy enusrstood that thoee young man war* beiag paid by somebody I* wc«r pajamas. All ageept one mod*at dress reformer, ’ wVi was dlscorered to hav# on a pair of bio* serge paste under ncelh and couldn't collect. ,v! -■ v )*F i-Ot'V. .V It gets as hot tor* as it does In Now Orleans, as hot as it dee* la Mitml, aa hot as It doe* In 8t. Thomai, Virgin Islands. But In all Ihoso. places tto gentry wear ro l­ lon and linen salts la hot weather aad jou n*v*r read of heat wares Why they d i apt wear them ham I# a mystery to me. SouO-cinem ocras'ooally waader into New Vock In summer, properly alined But fn a fe a tf" IP ® * -«rahA c*l atHra-for New Yorkers to ftoir'trerical weather 'might ■pih In mess deaths than tR. ini vela between ceoilsh wavy*. Thl have w M to vuch a pass ti ewtsring tv Mato’ trade,»aU motion picture theatres a n ’ NEW TORE, July I^Jt *l|lka* mu that you would hgva to ttarri far to find a treater clodpato, lanta, one noddy *r goof than tto average a a speaksaay. male Now York voter in lb* flummer-Um*. For gig' days,of tto ;lhrir wjvoa .and chlldhen. week to swejtrra in heavy woolen !■.■frv •V #■ • . » mV, Them make gaod. Interesting a u uu^’a 5.1 S u.’. * a Among eur ischangei w* hav* that are quitkilned et tto behest & of the board *f ieelth. 'And,'on1 n ; au h -u S T u n . u . the seventh ho harrleo by car or 10 tost warns la Ntw fork train ta a crowded park or beach, tto sanhmerv. ■b a w l,' doff* practically all hto - Mottos, there are oeoastonal colish and sprawls in tto *up until to U V*»e*. Than* coailek . waves bomod ta such a crisp that to fra\f 4 ii&nsj'^anr'X Yam to a Uvptoal city, its areraga temperature* daring tto four or fir* meotto will rorsparV'ufe. bhuhiagly with th* ternpar*Inthe to many a Jungle ,-vltUga cm the Equator, where tba native, «|| aroand In kda ctoths to lew- end •top mad do*. and 'EnglUkssen^ orgenovltchee aqd Gn * « . « Mj.; I t # �SANFORD. FLORIDA. THttRSDAY, JULY 2, 1M1 BRITAIN TURNS P u b l i c Aroused DOWN FRENCH By Plan To Stop DEBT PROFFER B u i l d i n g Roads (Continued from r u n On*) Calendar Mrs! L. E. Spencer Is Hostess Wednesday Complimenting the members of the “ Eight-O Club," Mm. 1. K. Spencer entertained with a btldga party yesterday afternoon at her homo on Myrtle Avenue. Aflac fhre prt great Iona of bridge high aeere pi lac for Ulo club members. a handmade linen bag, went to Mm. T. K. Duke, while high scare pi iso for th* other gnosis, a simi­ lar bag, was awarded to Mm. K. U. M sec. Third, fourth and fifth high acbie* were hr Id by Mr*. Georgia Hart. Mm. H. G. Mrthvtn and Mm. Roaa Adams who rrcelvaj handmade handkerchiefs. A t tha tea hour a aalad and •weet course was served by the hostess, assisted by Ml*. U. U. Mrthvln. Tho«* Invited were: Mrs. T. K. Duke. Mm. B. .0. Mrthvln. Mm. 1. K. Kstridga, Mm. Jamaa bUtridge. Mi*. Geonit* llart, Mrs, Roaa Adam*. Mm, Don McDonald, Mrs. Paul P*gold, Mm. K. B. •'clerk at the church annex with Ftoara, Mm. Jack Hickson, lira. lira. J. W. Rutledge and Mm. J. K Thut n and J* hoateaa**. ' Circle Number Four o f the Flrai ICotbadtot Church wlU meat at 3:80 I'elcak with Mm. 3. 0. Fhlnholaar, J p f Dak Avenue. ■Circle Number Five of tha First A color arheme i f pink, yellow Method1st Church wlU meat at 3;3u (Vlork at tha horns of Mr*. R. L. and green was dav*loped by n quantity of flowers uaed to da*r a m Avouuo^w'th Mr*. llln ln iifr Mn. w* l . orate the party tables plac'd on the lawn o f the home of Mm. An­ .Drk at hoateases. Ctrrle Number Sis of tha Flrai na Zernovean when ahe honcroJ Method!* Chutrh will meet at .1:30 her grandson, George Kenl*. ra• flock at the home of Mrs. M. B. < nlly with ■ porty In rele’imtloil of hi* sixth birthday anniversary. Imltfc, 1304 Palmetto Avenue. During the afternoon a welner Orel# Number Raven of tha F roast was enjoyed and later an Ico Hrat Mat bod lit Church will meot end sweet course wa* served by it 3:3$ o’clock at the home of Mm. the hostess, aiaiaUH by Mm. Mar­ 3, K, Swindle, HOI Union Aecnue. tin Temple. Cirri* Number Thra* o f tha Flmv Those present wrie: Gecrgu lapllat Churrh, Mm. Ullian Vlck- Kenl*. honor great, Allc* Tempi*, iry, chairman, wilt meet at :t:3t> Joyc* White, Noris Altman, Jun­ >'clack » t th* horn* of Mm. J. D. ior Slaty, M. C. Tempi*. Jerry W f ! • « Waat Sixteenth Street. White, Ernest Allman, Chrisanthy Cirri* Number Fcur of the F lm Kenli, Lulu Temple, Nick Kents. Baptist Church, Mrs. M. N. Clova- George Temple, Stanley Stacy, add, chairman, will meet with Dolly Qualttrbaum, Stella Mu* lira. 0. E. Harper, 119 East Twen- Tourhtan, June Padgett, Mm. J. y-thlrd Street, al 3:3« o'clock. Allman, Mr*. Martin Temple, Mr*. Cirri* Number Five of tho Fimt George White, Mm. A. I . Stacy, Qaptisrt Churrh will meet at 3:30 Mm. Sain Kenl* and Mia* Jars I ' M at t&abome of Mm. J. A. fjuattlebaum. Blqont, J r, Lock Arbor. ibtr Sevan of thGfcurrb will meet at FRIDAY. ia n lor. Christian Endeavor 00 choir practice at • o'clock hoswo o f Mrs. G. II. Brawn, ark Avenue. Bobahaha o f District Num|U win, bold . a dlatrict | at 1:90 o'clock at DaLand. MONDAY. I ■ Number One o f the Flrtt 1 Choreh will taaet at 3:10 at the beam o f Mm. W. dinar, I1M Myrtle Avenue. Ladjea Missionary Society Flbat Christian Churrh will a- monthly meeting at tha at t o’clock. 0 Number One o f the First 1st Cherch wlU moot at 3:30 at th* bom* of Mrs. G. W r. I1D Bast TwenUfUi Mrs. Zernovean Has Party For Her Son **£ & *& $ ' Q g V Number One of the Pres. | m riaa'A u xiliary, Mm. John HM m , Jr, ehilrman, will meat at o’clock With Mrx. H. C. JohnH R r i her heme on Sooth Sanford Ctrcl# Nomber T i e of tha Pro*lyterian Auxiliary Mm. L I. Frairr..abalnnan, will meet at 3:30 i‘*UcV with Mm. E. I). Brownlee, Mg^Battk Atlantic Avanua, Day- Orphanage Club Haa • It*. Monthly Meetinj The Sat ah Parker Meihodi^ Orphanage Club held Its monthly business meeting on Wcdiusdly altommn at 3:30 o’clock at tie home of Mr*. U. A. Its-!foil, French A'anue, with Mrs. J. R Parker prraid ni, Puling tae botlneia sesslun it was planaM to kold a supper lor charity M > po«**. At the conclusion of all huBnaaa Mm. Claude llctndin *>M|, "M y Taak” . A 10 ial pailml wjm enjoyed when refreskmenls « m aerrrd hy the hostess, assisted I f Mrs. George Cowan aad 'Mr*. Kinnon. Those present ware: Mta, Tom William*, Mr*. CUrtgka Smith. Mm. J. II. Pgrkrr, M i ' Claude Herndon, Mra. AIM Gmla Number Four of the h mt^Uriiu Auxiliary, Mr*. J. N. lUkM)- Mmlrroan, sill meet at IIM ariack With Mm. A. C. Fori, 118 V ast Fatrth Street. CJr*>4 Number Five o flh* Pro*lytatUt AoglUary, Mm. A. D. Injltk chairman, will meet at :3tf o'xlork with Mm. Georg* Pa*. ■a, | i f . Myrtla Avenue. q tr ig Number fU* of th* Pro*lytaflait Auxiliary. Mm. L. 11. 'aaoa, chairman, will meat with J. « . MrCaJlIn. MT Magnolia I VMM, at 3tM o'clock. . TUESDAY. Tha'AllUvatn CUaa of th* Ftmt laytlri Churrh will bald its monthjf kfeMoaaa and social maatlng at I dfklach at tb* home of Mm. II. II | 1X10 Oak Aveaas, B l l ln . a . C. Mrl^ndon, Ur*. - TALLAHABFEE. Jul, E—(A ■ A a . n r i * , Mr*. K. E. Peuri- — Fifty-one appllratiom for p amJBtnC'Sasser and Mr*. Newman mlta t# operate hms* a o j vlog r Ing tracks, «* m before tb* Fli Racing Cuimniasloa today as jpitBSDAT. ♦f.'lSopU of tho Chria- computed ita cheek o f bid* fi Mr ‘of tb* Fimt l*r*a- boior* the time expired at m ■MR wilt meat at 7 jp right U*t night . On* of the appl'cstjon* a No-bom* of MUs Catfrom the Finford-Orlaudu Kan lb I » Dtoamwald. AH Club, Inc., for dag root* at l>«l ru daquoatad to ottoad it ( uoUUm will bo die* Twelve applications * read ptaaa fo r th* xaoatb's tbs commission Jus( Jo time to i council will U mods. ladudad in th* taMollons. I Kennel Club Seel Permit For Racj At Longwood Ov W < t n r hr ram Ira rV a in oaoLlum track a, bringM f that r a D. Bragin, ckOi'iwian of HOlaaion Mid h* woulj roll »Ai..Ugrih*r Oa so** al poasl .daterm in* ohetbor taring I U rsuld hr graalod pH ap lia. If permits aro laso-d h< I mart gain rafaroodom appt of tb* voton la **cb <oui ora lb* track* will b* Inc* roe* raring can bo mnductri Mr. ami Mrs. Charles Dunn left last Mondsy for various points In Canada to spend a short time. Mr*. Alexander Vaughan re­ turned yesterday from Highlands, N. C. where ah# has been spend­ ing the past month. Mm. I . P. Hagan. Mr. and Mia. L. P. Ilagan, Jr* and Mias Lenabelle HagAi are spending the month of July at Daytona lleaeh. Mil* Kilty DuBoae left today f i r l»a>tone llearh where she will apend the wrek-*nd with Miaa Lepabelle Hagan. Mm. IV. B. Zachry lelutned yesterday firm Jacksonville where the spent a week with her mother Mm. Kmtna Flantbuig. Mr*. Charles Wells and son, Chatlra, Jr., of Jacksonville, arc the gurata of Mm. W. A. tester at hvr home qn Palmetto Avenue. Winston Cochran, of Hareaota, la the house guest of Mr. and Mm. W. I . Ftoudanmltr, 80b Elm Ave nue. Word ha« lieen received here that N. Y. Cross, nf this city, wa* registered at the llo t'l Savannah at Savannah, Ga., on Monday. ■M r. and Mm. Charles'Dunn, Jr., returned last Sunday from a month's motor trip to California and other wratem state*. Mr*. W. M. . McKim and Mlaa Alice Gooding MrKim have gone to lb cheater, Minn- where they will The many friends hero of Iba Misses Virginia and Geraldine la-slie, of Haines City, will regret tn learn of the death thi* morning of their father. Mr-. T. D. Ilaye. and Mia* Jano Wo ilcn. of Orlando, spent yeslerds) here a* the gursta of Mm. F. It. Adum/ at her hime, ‘JOT West Eighteenth Street. Mi»< Joyce Adam* irtiimed yv-slerday from iHlando where she has been attending a h mse party given by Mr*. T. I). Haye*. uf thn rit). Mr. and Mm. K. I.. Peek. Jr., and son*, Uo'd/e ani Dwight, a^e planning to leave Hundsy for Quincy where they will make their future home. Mr., I'mi.oll Varner and Mis* Margntrt Vainer left this morn­ ing Inr llristol, Va . where they wrill spend two months as the goeiis of the former's parents. Judge and Mm. Harri* Swan. Miss Katharine Schirard, Miaa Haverlv Render anil Miss Nelllo Hay, uf JarLaonvilla, will leave i -monoar ut noon f )r Daytona jlearh'ln spend the wrrk^>nif with Mica Bv-tty Jane llirnnan. Mr. and Mr*. C. ||. Pearre and ■laogbter, Mlia Elva Prane. of Jacksonville, and Dr. and Mm. G. F. Holman and Miaa Doria Young, of Valdes la, Ga., will motor to Mi­ ami far the wo*k-*nd. Mr. and Mm. Karl Ambrose will , arrive tomorrow from Jacksonville | to spend th* wrok-rnd hair with the letter's mother. Mm. R. L. : Griffin. Mm. Griffin will arrom' pany them home* to b# thrir guaal i for about twoqrrrka. ^ industries and not t> th* German government * » termed Incompati­ ble with the Hoover plan. A rimilar ohj.-ction «ru offered to » Frriuh counter-prop >*al that IS ,000,000, of thrar fund., be avalL *bl* at credit* to Cieehnalovakta, Jugoslavia, and Uunianla. The memorandum wa* conrilator)- on the print of whether the*e credit* » tumid be re­ funded by Go.man) over a period of £6 yeara a* uraed by Ainriha or live yearn a« propoaed by Fran- r. The United State* held rntt Mth* name length of lime" f ir rrpa>ing lap»vd war debt, inatallinenta duo Ameiira, o» an Inducement fur the at reliance of ita S - ) e i r pro. pnaal. * America declined to enter a controversy ovrr a pomilila revi­ sion of the Ynuqg plan. To French frata that aurh a rrvi>ion might follow the propoaed moratorium Washington replied that France heraelf had propoaed a Y mug plan revision in auggeating a plan to ral eve heraelf of guaranIr#' fund obligations in the event of Germany dm larrtl a moratorium n< the future. "The American gnrrrnmcnt rut l>elng aignatnry (to the Young plan) of course rannot undertake t i negotiate change,", the memo, tandum said. O f French fear* that the preaenl prop i»eil moralnrlum would nerraflltatr lie making of guaran Ire drpoalt*, the i-vimtnunlralioe •aid “ the other goveinnirnta runrernrd aheuld evpreaaly Ire* France of thla anxiety.* Detailed atatiali a were given to ahrw France a loser h> * 100.000,. litiO fin the .rear if ahe fa Ini to aarre to the plan nnd Germany n e t vised her right to n morato­ rium. The United States eapreased a leeling the e was some “ miaundcr standing" on the Frenrh ride of the sairiflce* rrquiied of htr should ahe agree to the plan. "W a must assume," the memo­ randum rontlnurd, “ that with the present rlluation in Germany ami the failure rtf the Aim-rirvn propoaab. then German: will unquealitnably g ve notice for the postpone menlnf all conditional rrparaliona, aa pros ided in the Young plan, and that Ibis poti on of Inlrr.gavtmmental paymrnl* will not be forthcoming." Frnn:e would re.-eive under ■ Herman declared tnoiat triuttl ap­ proximately flii.’i.noo.ouo from tinconditional annuities, which Ger­ man) would have to continue |>4) . ng. Flame would then have rv pay $IM.0O0,0on info the Internati inal llank fur Settleirrn's us a guns* idee fund. She would litre to |«y war debta to Great Ilrilain and Amarira of apprnximul.lv ♦110,000,000. Under these rirrum'tanrea, the mamorandum |siinted nut, Fianr* w-ould le "the loser during rhr lorih <mjng year by over $100,T IKW.OOO" a* cumpareil with has financ al position under the lluo. v»r plan. H EAT R E L IE F IS U SH ERED I N T O M I D D L E WEST CAMP FIRE GIRL ON GOODWILL TOUR (Continued from rage One) nut of rniplotuirnt. Ilentley alio said that ressalltn of atate road wnik would turn considerable mileage burly to the countlea for mainteiiairce. lie declared the ruad building holiday was unreonom i al. M onwh’le. a< the pulillc wai shouting f >r tax relief announce­ ment woe maile of another* mn-a meeting in Tampa Monday n ght, called by a big group *>f property uwneis tn protest fgatfiri prereitl method* of assessing ami inline property, 'I he group in chaige of the tiiesting, it was i a d, will present slanting figure* and dia­ grams showing h-iw some dead pniprriy in Tsinpn "Is taxed to death," while levenue producing properties are d i»n on the asse.ament scale. One meeting. I t Inllnw closely on the heels of the other, w.ll rmphasire the feeling of the people seeking relief at the extra session which, according to the gencial laik, will hr rhoit and harmonious or pmlongril and one of the hitlercat and nm»l sensational In the h.story of Florida. Wliile the mass meeting tonight was rallrd to deal with u apriific Florence llurr-ows, II, one of eleven luiys and g ilt demand fee a toad huilning hull the I ’ nltcd state* Flag Association In go to Englani ■lay. filend* of the .xdminislialinn Representing the ehiidien of New Yolk City and the : will l<e given a hearing, notably Fire Girl* of America, Florence sailed June IT. Kri lesentalira T u n a s e llu of Okrrrholee, who i< coming heir to defend ita program and to pro­ test In tutu attain'! lutcrfeicnre with toad building aril)Hies. Tom. aacli ■ probably will go tn the bat flml. Malhews of Duval and llnbincau of Dude, big abo's In the fight to WASHINGTON, July i — (A l 'l turn over some road drpartim-nl — Nil*, frdnal prohibition officials money to the grncial fun I, will lie in two stairs were udvanrnl from the puncipal ,pcakem. Watson, uf t n , siting to n iM-rmanenl status llillshuroiiih, standing with them yesterday by Prohibition Ibieetoi in the haith-, will be grueial Wimlrovk in recognlllnn of thrir rlmlrnian. This trio will si-t o ff the cnfoirrim-nt rffnrta. Fourth of July fliv-worka ahcail of Ill-tin nirig fiom an ins|xrtlon time. t int in on Tvni.rrr* II.llrsrs * Il.a0a.fce we Sewn Iw on anlaales, rhrrfca a r*M llrsl 0s,. aaO efceefca Mslarla Ifcree Owls. MO Salve far Hahy'a Cold. Minn Eleanor Herring Plane, Winnie M ae,1Prohibition Agents Won’t Be Placed In In Two States Are Museum, Says Hall Given Promotions Clo.sc C a l l s Are Related By T w o W o r l d Girdlers tlitxH beginning week of June litllh. Thom Intfrraled plcaoo call 45U. Week-End in ^ Jacksonville Spend The G E O R G E - W A S H I N G T O N MAyFLOWER*HOTE4 or Enjoy th« Staton'* Blgjrtt Calabratlon I lulfnl. Miaa N a rf Chapman ha* gona j to Camp Ferry DU* at Highland*, IN . C. wham *ha will spend two maximum was Ml. Other reading* n-onthal She wo* ocromponUd by along the seaboard wrie about the WEST PALM REACH—Wil her father, Ralph Chapman, wh» a* me. lmm*. Hunt and Randolph rawill remain thar* ’ for a abort Eighteen peraona died In tha cclvrd rontiart for building ad­ um*. ‘ '>■ F t Lamia area Weslneidap. IN dition lo Country Club building. mor* in Chicago, where a alxMr, and Mm. Unjrt War* who Xling 100 was reached. Ohiv had have take* * cottage at Coronado Ira dead ami several hundtad cm. Reach far tb* month of July bars pleym of lit* Ford plant in Detroit a* their moat* lb* following: Mr. were I rested for prostration. and Mrs, B, II. ChriatU, of Jack­ In tb* Twin CHIra area, a alasonville; Mm- Aitbur Davl* aad d#i. death total raoriwd lit . two i hildroik, of Brooklyn, N. Y.l Thundershowers over Indiana Mm. Imtpon lord and two chil­ dropped th* i*mp*ralurr* to tb* dren. o f (Mtannek, Ga.: and Mm. h-war DO’*. Eat'mat** from farm tV. B. Nowril ani daughter, of •enter* were that L*lwe*n non and Tamp*. -X . 700 horses have dropped dead during |b* wave. A atirm la Indianapolis delayed Mrs. Ilarrid Gaily, wife uf the glob* f 1i*t, oa aa airplane trip (o KawYoiii . A clearing up of itagnatad law pressor* ana* «v »r th* Mid-Want was pH that prevented cooi ng high praaaui* arras fr »m movie* east ward. ., on right wrrk nummer O lo rio u s (•'niitlnucd from Page tlnel alruck by the prporllor at Sohimim, Alaska, liatty said: "It's stiff, hut it’s all rlrht." “ Wc had several close call*," Getty the navigator, said, "whlla Hying through fog and rain." lie did nul say exactly what or vvhettf they were, although hr did iav: "W e had two bad hup*—Berlin tu Moscow' and h hut arnvsC*- t•» Name. "Illind flying was llu> burnt experience. Wc bn I uliout luu:Imurs of It. Thruugli fog ami min. Joat before night m.v-lly, when we couldn't see." Tile Rbu'ians. livtly said, went "very nice they did everythin), they could." "We had a little difficulty with laniuagri at times," b>* said. Put he sp ok e a little I lem h and tint Post said lie thnoglil lie had but live or six pounds in weight. Thrir dirt, he said, was mainly Hack bread and water, liatty (Continued Dora Pace One) smiled and said: Detroit, W3 n Wheeling, W. Va.. “ I don't think I lost any. I feel and 106 unofficial In Charleston, tV. \ a. A> for their plans fur the next Thermometers on Pittsburgh fi w ■lay* and after, Pest laid) vlieels hlastnl out till lo 116. "Nothing del mile. Rest up n bit There was an hourly) rise in New | gtiess." lark City, At this poinl someone 4*1 *d Over Ohio and Kentucky, W) ll.ctn tu please give the phnlng— above wa* the average. The IgniU- iitphrrs a rhance. v lie weather bureau leportrd The fliers, ronvoyrd by a police •ope* of thundershower* hy Fri. b idyguard through the haiigv r ' day. I^vril rain* wrre prrdlrlad doom, po*e.1 a few moment*. Th«n • for Obii, along with cooler weath­ they were whisked away thrv ugh 1 er for |he Max Hchmellnc-Young a narrow lane of scrambling, s' uv-1 Plril ling ihsmplonshlp lioul In lug men, women and rhildr.-n, in- ] Cleveland Friday nllbl. iluding si|ualling haW* In anna, 1 Ilaln clouds dsikened New Eng. land. In llo*lon, Wnlnes<lsy‘* luvard New York and their L trLl of the Piltnhurgh Munirnl Innlitule nnnounce* A week-end oNwimming, fishing, racing^ fireworks, music/dancing A entertainment W. H. LONG IIENvS nnd FRYERS SPECIAL WEEK-END.RATES DHKSSKI) Olt I.IVK DRESS U P FOR T H E 4th IN CLOTHES YOU CAN AFFORD DRESSES m m er M IM ELY reduction*! Just what muni women will wranl fur oummrr nnd holiday wear. In a great variety uf slylm and fabric*. Women's and mlsHPN* M.vn*. Valutm lu U S T popular RiodeU I R e ­ duced fo r rlearanco . . . Select tw o o r th ree lo m atch d iffe r e n t drtoncM. H t r a w o , n o velty lu a trrlo U . . . M odela fo r a ll occarioait. V a lu M lo T SI.OO. f 12.1.1 THIS STORE WILL CLOSE SATURDAY JULY 4th BUT W ILL BE OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT Frldar Nlte JnbrM At The Mero’8 Orchestra Man $1«| £ liadtca Free i �• obj lbs world, a fligM r u ssk s R \rf o f aviation, waa -Jest r», IB boat* and fit mta< he previous world-g'rdUnc oatabllshod bp tho Uortasn • Craf .Zeppelin two pears ago. Was almost IS days. Post and Paltjr/ althaagh they took almost Pino days to cpt around tho world, only spent four days, Jo hours and eight minute, of this time In the Up to the time the filers,ar­ rived the crowd stentsd email cumirnrod to' tho one that rushed four pears ago t « cheer Lindbergh and phamberlain and Byrd on every possible occasion. But boeldca tho approximately 2000 who stood In apparent doelUly within police lines by the administration buildtag, hundreds o f others were scat­ tered among tho hangars and along f j l sides of tho field. p. J • Whoa tho round-the-world plans w/nalo Mao touched the turf, the crowd-broke Into motion, yslllag reviewing the' pad whooping. Then It was roallssd there warn man* mors than had pass sallmaled. The 110 policemen on duty ware powerless before the porermf thousand snthuslastie witos o f Um completion of avia­ 's blast achievement. A s Font and Getty dimed from -their piano tho mob surged for­ mant, and deaplta all offorU of polica with night sticks plunged opt onto tbo field. For n moment the Glen found seclusion In an •aatoaiobile, but they soon worn hauled oat and earring shoulder ladles led. that corpora- j If C l>( off the cioud. • Pool and Catty gave every Indi­ cation that they Would'have liked to continue ta-aomd'qaiet hotel Karen In Now .York, bat they atitl had tho cartons forrfallUee t-> moot. So they circled, around outsldo tho Hold and sllppod Into an omptp haaftr. Tho crowd soon found thopi, howsrsr, add stonaod tho. doers. Thors* worn bow aetata of wild eultemept. in Uo . hangar, reporters and cameramen fightiag !s a m a s ? * » * « . flai flight from the west coast am rived -when Mi out o f Dm duel greeting o f.th menu 'wore ms CB088 ( for their rights and the .general public equally:pugnacious In pur­ od tor M i suit of tbelr datermination ,to see all that Mppnaad. Again-Post tad Gutty; with Urn farmer* iwife, ' Gad* the field, but remembered a promise mads by their representatives hers that a general interview would bo given IM prose, they rets rued again. For half an-hour more-they talked as boat they could with al­ most 100 reporters each.of whom wanted on answer to hla question. It was almost • o'clock before they got away from Now lYork and tho first real night's sloop they have had since they lifted Into tho air on tholr great-adventure in U14 rainy dawn of last Tuesday. { There wars several famous fligra to greet Post and Getty at the field. CoL.Chariee A. Lindbergh waa there with hla wife, Col. and Mrs. Cisrancs Chamberlin, Bert .BUNNBLXr-^Plaas being made to robglld water eppplj' ayatom, at high aehagl building. • „-r»v ,R i«o .«< i f 112 W. l»t Street Be Sure pg»n4 C«iv—(SlOfl Cmt or If' fflrSH X 5B 221 BM tFir»t Street also actad hr f * n - 4 atlaMa |m- J S W ff iatarasl revenue 10 LBS. 2 h ears P o rk and * .W 1 ' *. lymaTw ■PHONE S C fflM gbrdUMfllgbt. I �Avgvj ad. " . • - aik'.* ___________________ ______ ' * p t* -a - , t * . 'All WDBO — Driaada. 9:15, WUI Otberna and bit •art Orcboatra, CBS; 5:30, I » * » 1.la k e r.; 5:15, Soutl Binge ra, DN| -«*0 „-.T h a M Men, DNi ' • ! « , Tbo Camel Qw Mean CBSi T.' Anhur Pr Cromo Military Baa4 .CBEt, Louie Style Oboahrori 7:30, Merrymaker*, DNt 7:95, The s s & 'i& i to n Parade, CBS; 19. Jack D r ^ '^ r ^ r (APi-iTh* ataeni freight packet Case -t A - coded trribbled mlied clalmt rommlttlon yester­ day at new evidence af German re■pontlbillty for IhaBlpck Tom and Kingaland; New )en ey. fire* durIna the World wer for which Jhla country la treking HO,000,000 In- dsquttj.. 67-Brerks euddenly p9-WpripWhrMnw l-Ptra miduo 3-OtaMpatdd mettaco n sm Uptalum wmmmwMUMWtim* - v.V% /t Tho evidence wat presented hy lb* American spent. Robert W. nonjrjMo, In nf*>PP>«isvBtal, pe­ tition for e now hearing In tho cate BetyAte contended the coded nrtuaga proved Ted Woialak, whom he ha. tetertod wot reepontlhle h r the Klngaland fire Jan. 11, 1117, wat a German agent. Preclout evidence has Indicated Wrtnlak wet near the tautre of Uta fire which destroyed on aaaantbly plant for Butt lan ammunition. Tbo AmtrideiUMVAt alto con- W bad hie Orcheetta from Montreal, CBS; I0il5, Everything Muairal; 19:46, Radio Roundup, PBS; 11, Guy l/imbarda and hie Royal Ca­ nadians, CBS; ' 11:30, Nocturne. Ann Leaf and Ben Alley. CBS; 12, Sign Off- • — Fine fresh fruits and v ciftU bta, highest quality groceries and delicacies all nullable for your fourth of July dinner or picnic— and l i prices unusually low. Vis­ it your AMP store today— ybu will be pleased with the r t t variety of seasonable foods to chpose from OUR STORES WR.L BE CLOSEp ALL DAY SATURDAY OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT N o V • . 1 P o H I * B S & t a Encoru Biufftd t t t e s f <o. t .Cgu L 0 b HpaHUInjf, GeUUne s - 1 . MR1Mrtr W IT N K M n r hand nad nttlrial Mai nr the Circuit Court of the Twenty.third JudtH.I Ctreult .at the M ate al rm r Ida, la -a n d tor Kvmlnol. County, Florida. »h Ihlt the la d day ot July mat. • v. ■ ix h iu l a m . Classified Ada HAVE T O U R . w a t c h Dr. W. E. 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H PKNW BerrtUMr nf It.itlhe. of Tajl.Cvrllttyeie Hp . Il«t.;0 a led Iht fa # d e f.O f July A. It. IU t . kea FIVE ROOM garage riled Mid rerllflcale la air olflee. with .belli. 31014 Pa and kae made appllratlaa far tea deed lo Ueiie In arenrdenre with nup. Apply al St94 PsJ -law. Said retlirk-ale embraree the , (..II..wine deacrlhed properly elta. Dan 1lodge*. •led In MemIno la roualy, Florida, ,tn,wlt > m e a t s halfjb .211 * l‘ B U T LEGHORN PULLI -79c. Htnt, 91.00. Hiring (Wllott, fl.TI *r SNOW P J « . IQ/ SOAP 91Bars 20/ P-MARKETS 3041st. St. 29f W ‘ BEST WHfWiJB^CON 2 AM. . i p ROAST LB,„221 Hamburger 25£ n «l Kent. — tS acre. The at Id lend bales v k not'Qiaim. I’lvrk Clr. ull I'jMtrl »vialB..I» " (Niualy, JB W yfSK S FOB RENT on 3rd attoM, bap Magnolia'and PalmeUa, a' room cotlege. Inquire>’ o f J IMViaod/Thone n oa; : > * FOR KAI.E i B'own auger Jon F. O. 11. Orl»pdo. >ad der or July A. f« . Ilia. • tee Hied arid e e n irlr.lv la my ofriem FOR KALEt ICE, your palroaaga and kee'mede ayyllralloa h r laa • ollcltad, court rout aervlco, open rtrvd In Im u . la erentdenre wllh tew- M id r r fllflr .lv rntbr.rve Ike until 10:90 P. M-, Thoa. WUakn, fnllnwlnl tfvvrrll.rd prniwrly eUu. 1414 W. I3lh. Kt. ■ Irtl In -Semlnnle enualy, Flerlda, CM H O T G O lM tit A R O U N D ABOUT ‘ VT .7 V at Id It, Necwad lUcliaa . 1 . FOR SALRi Heart Pina.A Cgpi croaa lice. Suitably fgr. | traeba. Boa 93, DeUaM, Fla. v k . DoOntdtag, rUrk r trail It (Sari Wewtwoln J O L ; By: A. M. W B K K E Deputy Clerk. (Clrcutl Cnurt Ovett II M. W A TOON, . ( 15/ Rice Flakes QMVPS 5 W 1 M *. b lu b a ntoaT*109. a 4 ( )x. BotUe • 1 loy DESSERT M . . A . . S T R O K B .. .. ' 1^-AnUmobllcs SPINACH 8 ehtovo errled ea «e* ha the ltd day of August, m i ,.t h e eaata b*lny a Itule Day or ihli Court at the Court Houee In aanterd, Nemlnele Ceunly. Plarlda, and upon failure (herein. M id hill e l complaint w ill he Ithen ae roafeaaod hy yau and M (h nr yee nnd ike eauee proceed ^ -.8 U J B .L ’. » • u b L , CMC. N B IT M B flr C A N - -Q l P eerlineeltt Cewelalnent. xmr.r&,g,vtsrsttw B u m .-w e v .. CAHT ’ ” , veridence are unknown: . v Yeu are hereby-oettried and re. By John Devlin f M id end . M l ih la th e U lk . 9 a * . riploalon July 19, 1915, which de■treyed a 'Leh%h Valley freight terminal, alto ‘ » i a German •sent. The meaaage, which was claimed lo have been written fiom a German agent In Mailca to another In thle country, mentioned both men. The petition filed yeaterday alto purported to prove that Woanlak waa In Meilco with German aganla In 1917 when ho claimed he waa In I ’ a le u " W IIKH r Ms.lt. whOoe a splacetl i ef T 1 •cireallCeart H. M. WA' notiriior ir ('umpUlaeni ' . . A U , » A » o '^ j U „ > Tomrlav CeatmlMlon. baa beea'actlvMy late fatted la Me 8>urlra party, Templee wblcb trill ba represent ed tbit yoar are Yaarab of Allan•#{ . AJre o f Savaaatb; Al Stnah <n Macon; Eyypt of Tampa; Motair o f Loultville; Mthl of Miami; Morocco e f JackaontlUo, and Oatla of CharlaUo. *r e* -r, • . W A S H IN G T O N , July t.— ( A P I •t-Btrihmarka Juty.Vk.Hv M il, K. DOUUUDH. nS n.A. M. WEEK*, ipair desk. ^tsstuj^tvss In 93-P» moua, botanist '•sh in s 1 Andci (ink he«e yaatrrday With a Tha American egvnt filed • P*tl- 1)9,000 cmrfti of tutor, rice and other commodities nflor olrikinf tioo for Tfhoarint. . • wall of (bo river locks. All memk m o f (ho crow wore aaved. f l u HURT IN AUTO WRJBCX . steamboat, owned by lho Rhror■MACON, July X.— (A P I—-Met. Nan.Durham Lamb o f BL Petera- New Orlrant and val >>-. tafftrod bruitoa tn (be 000, la ( • ’bo ttlw fW , t aide of the face and acre oat •bock lait nltkt at two autoteoJACKSONVILLE — Ranwayt rive la Havana late FrMkj aid »L hi let collided on a downtown ttroot. and equipment at South Jackson­ DOkial Qtfea, from.fiw K atM t- Two othvc,pertont w ir i hrqlaod. ville A ir Terminal belnt Improved. «» •’♦m *i %• 94-Chtneaa ntueure 59-Roman arena T A M P A —New llto.000 p< flee anrvn to b a ready tor p u e r. in J n lru u * : . 1I ; u M ifliin Itroup, with tbo Fcf at a ceremony Saturday morning. Tha eiecutlvo la an active member ef M u l Jtm- * * »' «m > v W b r w i- r ^ .i , . ^ J Counly r— • BY VIC gftouJ ho-fg 1 A P frY G e x 1 unfH OUF ANOTHER Ma l ^ U A U r Y k "IH a T TfitNlfr * 10 A. K W �TH U R SD AY* J U D Y % l t U PECKHAM WINS DECISION OVER EDDIE STEWART Lake Mary Battlerllas Hands Full But GcIb Reward Suiting 200 By PETER BCHAAL -• Slowly but surely the Brooklyn Robins, who not to long ago weic . suffering the censures following a berth In tbs last place, are creep1 la g into tha most select of com• patty, apparently ready to knock ‘I M y of the Itaders o ff If tha going gets tough enough. Their plUnrrs are coming through with tn:reavlag regularity, some q , tha moil earnest and timely bitting you'vi ! > w r eean, cornea o ff the bale of . practically eva.y man on the club, and abovq all, the big squawk 1 about Wilbert Robinson haa been pushed Into lha background. fly PETER BCIIAAL Hcmpiprofessional boxing made a shaky hut apparently satisfying return to this city at Municipal Park last night. Then, some 250 persons, most of them a trifle skeptical and with fingera crossed, trad fathered to witness an inau­ gural fight p ro-am which turned out to be as Interesting and ex­ citing a* Its promoter* claimed lor .*■ Yesterday the Robins took on endedStol >la facer of the Fist bashers. It was flarided la lha first laalag. It httr developed, wbea Herman Ml a hewer with aaa on. Outside 1W that fact, Joe Hhaate aad CarTtO beaked ap In a pitcher's : dual whlrh waa ana long thrill after aaathar. Good fielding perla a S K ti wart taraad la ky •vary man, aad tbg Braaklyn faaa weal hams satisfied. The ' the Red*. Ihe game win pat the Robins on* half gam* out of third place. of boxing skill, alrrngth, anil speed. Peckham, lirlng a homo boy, was naturally the favorite, and, when Rrfrren George Drelch raised his hand at the end of the light, in token of victory, tho fana were apparently satisfied with the decision of the two Judges and referee. Peckham carried tin- fight prac. Lira Ily all the way, and krp*. the Miami hoy at a - iii* length with Oar Itew Caatwell cam* la the n beautiful dlrpl-iy of lelt-hand id rsscaa of Bock Scihold yeater- punching. Thr • or r gsler, flgh og May, pitched one Inning, nllswrd as an amateur, wa* apparo .lly n* bite, but walked ant man. Thr unafraid of the deadly rightPiraten had Iba gamv won whrn handed Iowa of hia speeJy, tricky, U *« vent In, for Belbold had f* r mum experienced yet murh b«2A touched for Just enough Ion confident adversary, lie look A1tS and foar walks lo give them what appeared to be, lots of pun­ ishment, but in only Iw-n rounds w.«i he seen to bo shaken h> u barrage of right* and lefts which Htewart turned loose. Peckham waa In Iroublt only one time in ' the eighth, when the Maiml batTha Phillies took advantage o f! tier Jarred him with a series of Soma weak Cub pitching by Uattlnp powerful right handed blows whli h out • I I to 0 win. The feature ol would have flattened the Kid had tha game waa Churk Klein's 2t*i their hern ny real punch br'iind homer of the year, and a fa»i them. trlplu play pulled by Mallun, Frl* Htrwarl, whn Is said lo hive ap­ btrg and Bartcll of the Philllca. peared In morr titan IU0 ting I a l­ Elain hit a -Ingle, double, triple lies in Flntids durlcg the pnsi and homer In five tree, and w ». twn years, was all lilt lutker* given a riotous uvatiui whan hi clilmrd for him, although he np1aft the game. I cared to have ever/lhing hut * n s l knockout punch. Ill- fout-w.iik Aa usual, lha Alhtellca won was smatlng, his jm'I w and Irar* and lha Senator* lost. Tha A'a Ing one which coild havu roire ') teak'lhs measure of tha Indiana only after plenty of go'tl training ‘ by • 4 to I score, in a gams and experience, sin! lie a [jpen nil l » « which saw the lead see-saw from be shle In lake everything wlilcli t side to aide. For Ihr first lime I'eekham threw at him, lie hail ■■ U D year, Grot a and Ferrell, two only one fsull, however, sod ihrt 4 ef the Iragae'a leading hurlers was a sort o f rocky air that indi­ keeked up in what was supposed cated that he did nut lake I'rtkk to be u pitchers duel. Bui. thry ha m seriously. Time after time he i , wars bath niched fee II hits, llirew eiution lo the winds and j with the Macks' kite more timelaid himself open for a knockout a , lyi Cochrane hit a homrr early punch by pushing hia chin almost v * In tka game. William*' single In Jr. tho eighth scored Ding Miller In 1'erkhaiu‘a face, daring hint to hit it. However, aa the fight wore w ltt the winning marker. on, Btawart saw that he hod a The Brown* whipped the Belt*i o n for the second straight day [Tha score waa 4 to 3, and tha game ! ended lit tho seventh whin n show, pr o f rain foil. Kras*’ tingle drove -in Mellllo with tha winning tun in the akbrovUted »ev*nth Inning. V \ For tha first time In waeks .Herb Fannock pitched a ateady game, and as a result, tha Yank* 1 look a 4 lo 2 decision front the Tt' gate. They got three rune in the ' third inning on a brace of hits, and a long fly ball. r 'w T h e Red Bo* made It two - airtight ovar the White Sox In n ffalr which saw Russell Morra end Faber. They Jte gums with three runt ivenlk Inning after they 4 early on throe hit* am! K Myrtle's Doughnut Hhopi I'ig■ly Wiggly Bterra i AA I’ Blares) U A. Talui Elks Club) Bryan's Hardware and Bporllng Goods Blorei Zarkary Veneer Co.) Metropolitan Insurance Co.; Celo Itettling t'a.) BlrtcklsndHarris Ford Motsc Cari Wight llraa.1 Whils-IHgklcyman Co.) and Iba Central Florida Bervko Htsllon. more thr.n worthy aJrs—ary, and he tried, but failed to bHi.fr Ike fight to an end by t) knot bout. The third, sixth and slghth rounds were easily the mast In­ teresting, both bors mixing it furiously ' In each. The <Ighth round was fast enough for any fan, and Htawart can e out o f It with a cut rye. It was a clean fight frpm the itart, and, If the two boys ate ever brought tog. ther again, they ihouid have a large crowd of fans tvhlnd them. From the point of real action,' the semi-final affair between K. 0. Hockey, well-built local negro, and Bearcat Lancaster, a mean looking Orlando negro, was a grm. lancsstcr won the decision after right rounds o f fast aetion, but the fans set up a howl, claiming that the affair ihouid have at |ea-l ended as a draw. lanrsster was easily tha most rxprritnceil of the two boxers, but he did not fight the cool, oasy fight that tha Sanford baltlrr did. Hockey, one of the most power­ fully built US pounders ever to appear In a local ring, was tbs (avorita o f the eroad from I ho very first, and, when he turned loose In the sixth and seventh round*, to bring blgod and fury from the Orlando battler, the fans howled with glee. It was a great battle, woilli the price of admission alone, and wa predict that When and If they hooi: up again, you’ll see a battle that will liU afy you to tha laat ditch Hockey weighed .145 pounds ai did Lancaster. In the main preliminary, Kid Allen, the Coaet Line clerk work­ ing In Hanford, won a technical victory when he punishad his scrappy opponent, Young Stokes, Orlando, so hard that blood, fnrn a cut over tha eye, blinded him rompletely. Tha fight had gone In. to the fourth round, and Hlnkee, who had floored Allen in the third, appeared l j have won on points. Allen rame back with a rush in the fourth, and hafnrr half a min­ ute had passed, had won his tech­ nical victory. It was another fiphl which pleased the fen*. The first preliminary ended in a decision for Vanishing Panlh-r, a 115 pound negro from Orlando, who had the batter of a 105 pound Tampa negro named Black Light­ ning. The fight went four rounds, and was full of action, with the smalier negro furnishing most of (he flrrwnrki, although he did lose. The Ix'ginn expects In stag - an­ other fight here next Wedneailay night. Benny O’Dell, wel-knosrn heavy-weight, was introduced fmrv the ring a* being one of tha mem­ ber* of heavy-weights soon to I* staged here. Carson Cook, local battler, challenged tha winner r f the Pccfcham-Stewert fight, ard will probably meat I’eckbam here in about two weeks. lly EDWARD J. NEK* CLEVELAND, July 2 — (A P )— Not even the arrival of lha around the world fl.ara, and the excite­ ment and hub'jnb that came to town with them, coulj crowd Into the background yesterday the two young heavyweight prise fighters who will headline another ClaveLnd pageant Friday night. In the front ranks of the thou­ sands who Jammed tha municipal airport as Wiley Poat and Harold Gatty drifted down out of the tk| on tho last Dp of tbrir globegildllng dash, waa Bill Htribllng, challrngrr fdr Max Brhmcling'a heavyweight, till., and himself an aviator of unusual ability. Htribllng was there to have a good look at the good ship Winnie Mac? to help with the rvrrptinn, and lo present Post and Gatty with a pair of ringaids seals for the fltlic doing* in (he new municipal stadium. A l­ though the filer* were soon on their way again to the New York gcal, there was a faint possibility that they might fly back to us> the ticket*. Hlrihling went beck to his train­ ing camp at Graugua iJrte fur a final workout last night with a mlldboxing drill that was designed to keep hia muscles loose* nd hi* judgment o f distance at the peak. Hchmtling worked for the laat time yratenDy at Connasut Lake, almcsl I no miles from Cleveland, and he wa* careful nut to suffer last minute injury in hi* light box­ ing woikuut. A * the fighters finished the training grind, interest in th^ fight throughout the city ran a poor second to the thrill* that rame with the globe speed ron■lurrcrs, l)ul by plane, automobile and train the out-of-town advance guard of a crowd that will number hetwix n 40.000 and 50.000 traveled Into Cleveland, la s t night hotels fEnfoy th e <Extra and CO today, another mild controversy was atiried up by Htribllng** flight Tuesday ovar Brhmtling'a training camp, Schmeling refused to be im- ling wanted Schmeling to know that it wa* "none of the German’s business" what he did with his spin- time. Meanwhile tha Garden act two guard* to trailing Willie to prevent repetition of the stunt. With the fighters so evenly matched they are expected to weigh within thrre pounds o f each other Friday, Hrhmeling probably the heavier at about INS pounds, the wagering, light aa It waa, con­ tinued in favor of the challenger. Ftrihllng may go Into the ring Friday night a* high at 2 to I fav­ orite. To-Night Friday dent e f Up National Aaniod association, I* In charge o f isngemenU for the receptions, wind Post and Catty ttdhpt would give me great pjaaautr * lo have tha honqr o f pN aH J-tu to President lle o n r." Post And Gatty Will Dine With President O N T O U R JU L Y 4 th T R IP how Th e y W H Y take chance* o f delay and danger with worn Urea on jroto Fourth « f July trip, when you can get the Safe, Trouble-Free mileage o f Firestone Ttrco at these low price#— the greatest tire value* ever offered. You get Extra Strength— Extra Safety— and Extra Non-Skid wear from Firestone T i m . They are C u m -D ipped— have a double Cord Breaker . . — j Heavy Noo-Skid Tread. W e have sections cut from Firestone Tires and others that we want yon In examine and see fo r yourself how MUCH M ORE P E R DOI.CAK wc give yotu F ire ­ stone Tires hot only meet the price but excel in quality and service any special b ran d tire made fo r distribution thru m ail o r d e r houses, o il com panies and other distributors. ‘ t W e list prices and coaatrnellou facts that you may understand the Extra V a lu e s y o u '^ e t h i o u r a e r v ir s s ta tio n . . fia t R i f j* FANNIE HURST’S THRILLING BOOK Brought to life with a great star and cast! • . C ou tp in | o d a y — e q u ip y o w e a r v i l h a s e t o f F lr e s t o p e G n » - D j p p e d i W f In a m m * I CENTRAL FLORIDA LEAGUE I’d . ,7M Daytona .047 Del -mill .CNN Winter I’ark .nos Cocoa ...... .. .. .»&» pl. AuRuillne .1 IN Sail ford ....— . AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit Chicago Yesterday's Results Washington ___ Oil 000 0—3 7 0 Called on aocount of |«in. Ht- Loula Naw York .... Chicago Brooklyn . . Boston ----M Urn*. Tha uniforms, tha Winter Park IT WO 106 ITU J33 Philadelphia ard In comfort and sty la. Coro* ______ 17 606 W 1(0 .163 Pittsburgh _ advertisement* of marids a n in Daytona thii Hanford ____ 17 570 34 IM J23 Cincinnati .. whswhan, donated among them, and n other e fbwjr a are atelktrying of aeUry, etnAnd here are tha standing* of out thalr •4 ■ay m axd thablue front o f the Boston _____ 000 000 021— 1 7 • uniform* for the Big Twelve batter*: O AB RII Are. Pittsburgh — Oil 003 409— 4 « 9 fu and patronage Bussey, Bt. Aug. I I ' 42 14 U .442 Batteries i Balbald, Caatwell and ,11 ten in this city, Mobley, D. T. . 17 83 14 M .434 Hpohrvr; Hpenror nnd. Philips Island player* pf lluttou, a T. . - 10 34 13 t l JA2 Brooklyn .. 300 001 O il— I .* 1 KntaU, B t Aug. 13 Tl 7 t t ABO Cincinnati ^ 001 009 000—1 10 3 Pittman, W. P. . 11 43 7 IT J T « IW i W r E Matters, B t A. 10 31. 2 t l J U ahU * A m erican People Foods fo r the Fourth 1776 heralded the birth of e small independent nation—liie U. S. 1B59 aaw tke establishment ef a small indepen­ dent More—tha A A P 1931 sees that email nation one of the paateet and moat favored ever known and— 1931 sees that same small Mora multiplied by Urn thousands until U haa become tke greatest retail business la tka world, America ba* so prospered because it offers oppor­ tunity for all. I l i n country unhampered by out­ worn traditions. A & P has eapaoded because it D unhindered by out-of-date commercial methods. It D a basin an that la alive and grow fug and constantly a ily iiiy itself ip new oondlUotu ef Ufe la America. A A P grows With America. It D aa American development and ax institution that. Is accord*naw with tka spirit of the Declaration of Independence. raanc r-c* ■ - * 1 * • "victi* stand rhiladcIphD Washington New York Cleveland Ht. Louis ' Lowest Prices »Biggest Values MME HUSH Chicago 000 000 102—3 7 2 Huston . 010 100 300—5 10 0 Rslterita: Moore, Fabsr nnd Grub*) Russell and Berry. Cleveland - 000 100 200—3 11 1 I'hllsdslphia 000 102 010—4 11 t Batteries: Ferrell and 8swoll| Grove and Cochran*. Detroit ... 100 010 000—2 10 I Naw York ... 102 000 000—4 7 0 iBalteriea: Hairing and Hay­ batting leader as wall as Dague worth) Fennuck and Jergana, Par­ leader. None other than tha Day- kins. ton* Islander*. The Fed* art over Ht. Louis 003 000 l —4 7 1 there today to put a crimp Into both Uielr achiavamanta, and Big Loul* TofalalU claims h* will do It almost single-handedly. Haro's bow tha clubs are batting, bafora today's game: Club U AB R H Ava. Daytona ... 17 600 135 177 JV2 Hb AugutUn* IT 002 DU 174 .3*0 DeLand ____ IT 033 111 170 .IM Arrival Of Po s t And Gatty Fails To Dint Importance Of Fray tfrra filling rapidly and with the arrival of lha main contingent* #f U>* faithful Thursday and Friday, from New York, Chicago and lha auath. Urine quartan will ba at a premium. Links* showers lha waatharman has promised at lallaf from the hent v a »a of the past week set in Thursday, it seemed Wednesday night 11 though the gate receipt) would reach'a point somewhere betwien $400,000 and *500,000, pro viding the champion a puna of sirut $300,000. Htribllng about |AO,DOO and the Madison Square Garden of Ohio a neat profit oil the affair. The ticket aala picked up steadily yesterday and contin­ ued fair weather may boost the re­ ceipts to the half million mark. The promoters announced yester­ day that rain must fall In Invent# Friday night to forca a postpone­ ment. Ruth Ktrlbling and Brhmeling will hrerk camp today and taka up quart i t s In Clavetand to wait fur the battle scheduled to start at 10 P. M. (K. H.). They will weigh In tonight before the microphones cf atrllon WTAM at 0:30 P. M. The bout will be Irroadcaat orar the lame station and lha NBC net­ works with 0 iihem McNamee and FMyd Gibbon* as announcer. With the referee question asltied and Georg* Blake, named aa arbiter of the ■Cleveland boxing commission Monday, • hustling 4 H u 4,| M 1 oiaa.MVrea Mom Rubber Vol., *^ m 1M an Wright, f**^0e • 2 9 2 • 1 4 3M « ’_ Movm Width* lOO^OO 2 4*71 *7 'tl ! Mare Thlckneoe, lotako* e m 'l 1MmrwPlica at Troad A ttAjm M itt fh M A m O.OOH K .S . I Moro Rubber Vul., aaa V W fo Weight, SAsIff. Ytyf ,M m Width, ..'ImRMo 4 2 • • * • • • * * . # « * • • 1 * # * • • • * a » • # , ■ 1 IaoRaro> • * « » ■ i ItoroPUoB at Tread • m �M K A I D , BA W FO tP, F P H B P X . T H P lteD ^Y , f o t t 1 1M I h.-v« w* m U n k n o w n --------ttnkanwn ■. ....... ... 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I ww la. Sarkh O ____ llankaraan. William Malar)) Raaliy f o Clair. Mniltda ( ’ Charh. Victor A Ball* 1 . Unknown ____ l.ilhltnot. llarrlat wrd h * A il’d 1 . Marjaaou tl « f _ _ _ Hronaok. 11 p Wllltania. Ip . __ _ _ lla d flM , Ip U i �["i i u m v j w i tia m w B p a ijM P 'n ^ iia a m i: M " * l » ^ U 4 H «* 7 N r < .r a*^ ^ B je S k SI MKhSl-KST* t »t?fcSftrftS ill 3 ■AV, Ut>‘ W fs m rs3 6 Hiller. Pl>. Hnp* T M Wt&?«/21r m > u k , o r. C B ------- 1 M • e% *- 1 i ki Unknown .................... Bekllletf k * O p l 2 Ui o « f l i M r . l i A i - ... .. ■. ■ VtunntU, (l l t tf l W —: Voknomm . » « ■ I> U n * n _ _ ---------- • l i e n . vnn<>« ' tt U * I 'kMw M -- ----- flltier. Dr H er* T M— I Unknown — . . . PnttlnkiU. H H l Be l i e >4* Bprln** Ck»r* il.U mUDkall. H 1> » P a ssMrt tn ritow il X:tt!*m t*rcirzZ .1 -------I'nkVowti -------Ilennnk, Dr ■ C » \ ~ r----- V _ “ V e r of j n y e f UtkMwn ....... . \ f b t f mi i i f c i i a* stew- Unknown KIO«rlbw, Hnrrr W H i t t Te J IM p M t l > • , » « >• * \twmm n K gs— : r r ;: i i w f i i « *■ » " “Jb SHaat* * t* ■ * » * * * * . '* * • j •*,( M» • IT *,»ellA Hakert!l._ .»te — ’ ' ______________ II IB " I I I I • !• if ii v n u tr — lit ii I l ’ Unknewk > I * He#4. a »,' i i i d m i, n i . JVfttMW .¥ Orcutt. ra s *w tt . * * « . i r . ‘fTTry I ' l . I. I* * I* tllnek ifir .- r .n r ii \ *n '• * i i # i • * . ; » , 1 1 ,, . e j i r u /itTriif.1 • * •1»» «»iiM ir"i ip l a II !• *i t« (Bf! H »» l » » l W M r . lf . BUM. ; re*!.?:* Mitlknll, I'etrrenn, M l* Harm* M et*, rial Iwk l h n I* MrAlleier, A A l U M U , Mai Bank I Pear IB Unknown —<■ ......— Vender pool. Mlea Rale Unknown ... HleNT fond Develop. Meal Ca , |M.i.».j---M lell tend Develop. ZQ\ Lend DeeeUp. Mlftt Q l » d|n*<ferTrJid ii iim■ — e»»e»M— » HUM U »4 D «v*lt> . Miller, llowfat 1 fnS L‘ tend ~ Develop. M Develop. M iller,'near a* Miller, (leanre Derelap. I/err I*. M*1. Unknown . Ilerrln. M I. ^ B ----- — C#t%f 1 S •iter, a m .. _ i d ' UnlrtUVa I I Henkel, A L t l Beklrp, M M 1° ' .-.r . SW SnC ?c Pcr< u* alfLeio ' '.Dak etM O ek Bfe< \ : i w � 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 02, 1931 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 02, 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 02, 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/db3dd45ce902f1c0e69943ebe3b1d5be.pdf 8bacfc7e3972e1c8b75a35214c6ae981 PDF Text Text . • I l 8ANTORD, N U M B B lW LANDED IN CANADA j M 11 V. sM P i\ \ \ \ C o n s id e r P a r i s Gov. r m m m It Revenues New year 1\» Witness ,T®S«c*nty S t a r t i n g Of New I# Expected Projects, M e th od * •J >. 'T ^ s *, i i T w y 1.—(A»*> WAgBINOTON. July l — tAlM itM.U onluUon of —The government's bostaoss Tear Ight rate problem ended loot - night and. changes • d a i'ty t h * Ik cgmo with the new {•*. • The treaiury is glad-to bo rid of tbo old, far dismal it.wua Thu .looks won't to closed for sere-a] day*. Already, huarovor, expoodl. Vues for tbo fliral joor ho»o P»«*d *4.1 TO.000,000. Recripto to ’last ftoturday wire OOQ.OOC. day at Wd7JfO0.12SLgia«»‘, yoor at the same time thocbYrno a K U r 42*.4M surplus> ... ’ >' fa some -dopsrimtoU the fresh fiscal period means n *to«tlag of new prsJocU 1 and * methods, la other* lie rioting of old tasks. ' The vvt«rani bureau, fog eg. ample, becems* the vetormno sdm'aistratlon with an .enlarged Hope under tbo direction of Brig: Con. Frank T- Hlnoa. The a god pen*Ion* office- »nd„U* natlmal ■ok'lots home bdeems merged with It : ; Northwest'But IT BecttongAre I B ein f Plufued d «tfaJrD ffi% f State L o g 1(1 a PARI*, M r 1—(AP)— Frauta A M fkM H eD tliU iii M iv Ml ' hoot expected W i h M M l ■♦h i m n a p . many porta of D* without mrletag at u u r i c M A root ty todaiv In ■•Ml a* IW IIii .t h war S M ' i t Lt*kM and cooling pka. Ttoy «U1 moot sg e l. t*. h reare Joe.) red the tomporotnrr. .The Dakota 1 , Wee tern Minnesota lein Minnesota roe,WA8HINOTON,Jriy 1—(A P)— Ontad to kselter with II doothr In !Ve American garerumsnt in- 4* hour* o f Winona. Chi. ago'* ■raid Prance It rainot accept In oarrlter hold on iloapite • bk* M r preeent form some of Uit ‘ ‘ atilled ot W r it nropesals for modlflsatton III mornlny t th* Hooter moratorium plan. vs go* hopea It U r m m time a commualcm- got* relief were he out. SU died b- Cleveland. Wheeling, W. V*^ with a »r<mki­ Wiley V. Poet, left, pilot, and Uareld Oulty, navigator M g to*’ ln* 100, lopped the heat'a eastern pU«t, art ahoon abore Jn<t afu r Uey arrired at Kdmoaton, Csgado, IniOslen. It eeaa 00 oeoe i w t of lolo yesterday afternoon. They had then completed 12,070 mfloe of He# York auto, Mho KrV eared tholr 1U M mile trip around the world, end wore confident that Uey Buffalo, wfer* It wot only Td. Aoaton’a 10 w*» typical of llm weold arrive jo Now York 1st* thU afternoon to giro them a WoeIda OortheOat tea beard. fltatea that Cormaay bo giro* a Virginia, the t’ai _ Inae, Georgia much longer period than Uto yoara ltd nor them Mississippi and Lousuggested by Prance to repay the Ipnn had no relief and non# was CRIES F O R LETUP l» n to bo made her out of un­ redli led. Temperature* ranged conditional amoltloi duo during om VO I'pwuid*, reaching ion In the coming your. It uoa ales tug- lontleello, tilorg'a. ' geatod that in*tend of dietrltut Ne# Oileana and the Mteelaelppl lug the loan la port among small air ronat were cooled try a gate H E A R D JN T A M P A •r Central European nation* ai ml raueed aome damage but proposed by lbs French, sumo oth­ ioppej the mercury to the TO'*. er way be found to relieve the fi­ TTi* grain bolt wo* bllit-red by P e o p l e Enthusii8tic S e m i n o l e Legislator nancial trouble of those notions LmmsrV blast. Field* woe* ftiad On Eve Of Big Mass Gives Interview Up­ —Khcod w.th an adamant French a n y »lete*. Ilundrr.'* of ant Meeting Tomorrow on Results Of BOIs stood for modification*, the Ameri­ Ula have died In HwfMd*. The can Gavsrnmsat lost Tuesday much it* crop In several sla in we* of Its Optimism ever lb* prospect, roptoasd with total ileatructloh T A llPA .'juty'l—Th* cry for a . ..................................... for President Hoover's, plan Cur (j A sunny In Fargo, N. It, d o i*t up In road building was swoop* arewuarod of a reduction of ap­ seed that feed isutl bo furnlahud ing through Hillsborough county proalmatoly sight mills la ccuulg # in U percent of the *U|*'s yesterday an the ova of the big millsg* and three mill* In stole tastogR. . . . mass meeting at Plant, park to- mlllage. as tie result ef bills atI* tylinsi* aloof, there were 31 morrow night at which demands ready passed by the - Legislators, •IM from ptostratlero yrotoe- win bo made on the lcglsloturv to Is re w o rd .la an iptorriw with iy. Twooty-two were In Chicago. torn part of tbo Uemondoo* road Ooorgv W. Mcltory, this county's e«r the whole dowa-etoU, the KansSs cpOned th# third week of Hope tor an afrromant hod put abandoned however, fl was IP0-degree weather. No spot in M os long so th* dissuasions la ' Re iW f.k M had m n a Shower iris wrre continuing Ut* Uottod Ior thrtt weak*. . For lo o vacationist to Plkrt Btatol was not discouraged. 00k, there wo* joy aplenty. The It «S* mad* plain, ho that negotiation* baj btoagi two governments no nearer *1 pa nto regarded horn as of | (Continued Oa Fag* Thu Mainess W ill B e t S t a n d s t i l l In federal Men Si Down On Reno Aarentu Arret RF.NO, July l —(AP)—Forty ftdrrol prohibition agent* surly to. (toy raided virtually all the;night clubs and liquor booses bar* awd took psraooilog of thorn Interrupt. l ^rir repealed Intenllm* 1)1dllTr“*ttW‘r “ **•»*■»• a 'III romai1 ogen until at theriii**. feast swam, thus assuring ro*Ideals r, .* f°y"!F ^ opportunity of MM l h ^ weekly shopping. As has keen |ho soofeta to oast j Hami d wUl SrfltiHl* .fe -o i u i *4. Mr. McKorr poiu|s out that a reduction cf approximately eight mill* ran bo loolwd to* I* that de­ partment because of change* Is the allocation of gnsol.no tar funds, and a change in th* outomooil* IIrens* tog Mil. ‘ HerelnoU County wilt rscolr* a # pi< xlmitrly *101,000 this yosr for school purposes from th* rww automobile llc*n*o u s which wont Into offrrt today. That sum Is ap pioelmatolg 900.1)00 tour* than was loollsod from th* k m soorr* last y**r, and, under normal Umos. ■u* doparttatot. , I! Nh t th* let tors gnd start* t rity 00mndi.loners hue* (CeMtwUfb wo Tug* j > NEW YORE, July 1.—(API — Por th* socoad otMcooelra -dags to ** Uornto #*re downward *0 thJij New York stock ueha«r*. . , Ths coaliued isabUtty of )BK*-. Froneo-Amoricon nsgotUl lea* j# ■each or aorord on tho d*H PtoM. 1 plan agulp lajsoted on [ unrotUfaty In tbo nut' died to small proportion*, dsy’stiaasfor* uf IJ th lM ski woro th* smallest far a toll •»«* Mm > Prusldunt IfoororV nuunccmogt of tbs debt props*Luoaos Of .1 1 . to asoto tbaa 1 shato wrr# numerous. fn the •regale, th* day's leases amour to too* URUy tWmthUdi o f yo* day's, hut Um ooclln* of th* \ two day. hqs erased Bpprorim " Announcemrut of O*cage's siv pototmeni w y mads from 1b* boas# ef 10* gevem oiV mutboT hrr*. where the rhlef osecuttce to spowdtog * start varation. Hiogir. was pobHsanr of th* ftataouto Her•Id hefos*. ho.wa* sppoiajgg seme time ogo la aurteod the Uto A. S. Thigpen w*s raj*ring a fishtog' ispedltlon ot Capo Canaveral yso. Unlay afternoon when tho satoh wo* made. It was Iho largest flak rough! b y ’ • member of tho party using tho boat TeUcoa" owned by a W, Juodroou, who awards a mouth- , ly prise1 to Um party caUhlog tbo , Urges! •fuh. Mr. Juad^sao mad* 1 tas to torWmm'it >■ r*» aloneni took o f f k la T eo fitlx aace laat n ig h t o f tfc* point ftla r d racontly u to t i l t k * ' g u ilty of th e proeent c ity lirolta. b y InatTuctlnc F in d I t * Th* county m(Uago tor l«M e*l' Msthtos, flf Duesl, Hoblneau, of Dado, and Watson, of Rllliborougii, principal speaker* at the m**» SWSting, will' tear Into tbo tdminlatration* program hue* publicly soreod nolle* that calm* 12,800,000 of th* rood fund l» dlyertod fo th* general fond th* administration olll never be ptd* Is |ht( Ihroyifh ■ U s on kerotono, as r*tr» tag .of two cent* a galIon uti gasoline, or a sale* las. .Meanwhile, a* telegram* rams from mcmbrri pf lb* legislator* announcing that they would at­ tend th* Tfcmpw meeting, srord tome frpm'At. Petormburg that a aiuss meeting will be held there Friday night ty fight for n on*year holiday In road bulking. Thg Tamp* Rotary cLb, at Its meeting ytolerdny, voted to-lnvlt* (Coot'.oded On Pag* P1*o) While thsie U no schedule- pub­ ic olocreano* of tho Fourth of Inly la Sanford this your, them rill bo p standstill of practically ill business and professional sc. ieH'ao throughout iho day. Mayor T- I . Dumas has Jptrutted d ty Clerk F. A. Umuro 0 dr*M a proclamation declaring thedsy a habile holiday, but mo*)1 Of Iho merchants hs«e alreoJy sitthe pioclsmalioa, snd Savage AppointedBjr bae* notlrleil tholr rlerhs that Governor To Florida tboy mojr hoe* tho day- ss a Railroad Commlsaion * ; ' T h e Independent Merchant's As -relation, comprising some T» WAUCH0LA, Jul. I,—(AP)'— Star#* in this rity, have Instructed tioroinor Carl too tuday ansoancod mom hero to rises ibelr doors all th* appointment of Tucker Ravage In on offort to find a mw source ■F. The seven barber shop* la of Tampa a* a member cf tho ko rit;« will - hr Closed. Both Hi* Florida Railroad Cpmartlsslbn sue* of tog revenue to tabs th* place •f tbo 14 mill *d valorem real os»# sod ion rent store, will bo trading K D. Juagin, roslgiwd. (Continued tin Pag* Pies) loood, as will ho p majority of Reagln re* goed .from th* roll. **a»MJ* ’h " heonchto hero. road cummlwlon la'-it oeoh to ac­ All rity deportments, including cept an appolntpu-nt to th* oswly otganlaod stale racing rcmtalsslon Of whltb he subsequently was mod* •«F Uw; Or, dontst. doe. chairman, (torage was formerly or, sad slm tar professional a n lonnarted with th* lattrwsl' roro- At |h* Interior d*BM|rotat, a Alfy 7 Va l I tholr petition realignment, of U r Indian offlov r hi:mass gt>#» m*Wy-*40J*00^ h lh*y ylamed, bring Ihoir not A d v la a l �. h b tlh rcM . M m • U m ,world to .th p t t. •A ror f w r • • o n MB Mria M i « ! eflltortroL dirjul ("let rnginm in g i t V'O^LfUM, in ii ' 11| A,i.». . 'h«n ha Mura ttiSi Bte C»1 - - U - Aa If H » l* » t M n m w 5 * bm *»>**> Enrh ;ie o r w 4 .■■•■ ■ ■ - Apt) law* « * U * vririlt#* . k. ■ 3kr *tAi fcf* mi <*V * tM , » * T he In- tr y t a r n * in A IMW (Mt tfcln.yUnt Ijr, « ; f. bfiV* j a t t a . tMa, 01 * & & * * * " ' * * * m § ‘jjn ' U dM&a'SC htiri br Doult Or law that will hot m HIM U-< r ” Jr • r tr ill to •!< * * ilR tm a t tp *f Juao. WTft »•. w * ». Ulv . */•w *1- rIn'^ jfei i ' U * ’*vT ^ nl s '‘ v ’ V Kw i*)V*V ■'**» V"i»-> ‘‘ ‘/ rtt/t *V ¥;* * *• * ■ ■(’*&, *• **■< •■'••. j v w p -v - t a ftr ts; Tl : II wotM U r«tUni an Wariorttyiai*; 1 V ’At.ft.'K t* . i.l I. . ' mflllftn ‘ M ltri, Iho W**•# ***» Crimo OHfthtMtnn too <Mhcntt«. iMoitlnt tbal ihoro U N M lh rtU i crlma all rtvht, ail H*ht. of dalrymi # ■ tk ^ M w Wh hi** daflniUI; NKW » rth M n h n o o f la A lia * k i IM jKuttr* •'. “’v; *' M ||| ^ X^|.a * AVj W SW & JR A �V IS IT LS TAKE DAILY FOOT DRILL •''••••- S P B K C E R ’S N k w D A IR Y On C oonlry Club Rond M Im Eleanor H erring of the Plltaburgh Muni- 'al Calendar c«| InntQ uIe nnnnuhrm on eight week nummer Hama, Mrs. Joe Mel Whalrhal, Mr*. Ka, 'JacksonriQe, and M The member, of Tiro of tha Flrat hold a meeting on soon at the Count Mr*. II. II, Rill s i lag the Scripture V W. K. Horae rondm Number Church y aftrra with as readind Mr., k* pray- For the entertain! m a ss r. Mor- mate* of the homo M.Rtlneclpher tang -ever* I trquesi tr which the follow naa given: . 1. Iteodlitfr ami Home. ,,, t. Song* anj 1 lale and Ellx»l»-lh I 3. Heading, and Alice finl. 4. Song*, Martha Ellen Tew. 'r ^ Mr.. R. R d M ' s. Walker E. Blount SCI Myers, who have ail the a o n g S Mr. and Mr*. II. with her «ccoW *r gevaral day*, the In♦mben in, aftrogiom Merry Maid M *tTue* At the-meeting Malden*- Class of 1 Hat Church held ta- lic me of the rlaas T. C, Fftchfurd, oi a mlacaHanooiu .hi during thu ho.lri pri art!*-* A. Battier, Jr., a r Mr*. Sot ner prv buainem session at r*. C. Cartaud* Vtnlai Endeavor Church I n r tt * ,7*'-. 11 (In m beginning week of June 20th. Inspection In vited A t A ll Honrs Those interested please S P E N C E R ’S D A IR Y . IN C . call 540. Geo. C. H ard en. M g r. D A Y TO N A BEACH R E N TA LS HOUSES, APARTMENTS, COTTAGES 11/ the week, month or season. Try one of oar apartment*, equipped with twin bed*. 1Held aIre, light*, fa*, linen and silver. Thry will arrommodale 0 to 7 people. Only 730.00 par week— Jua| bring your bathing rwlt and morn In. 1 U ». t t r r a w . .%«», ___________ H A H E L D E N tB E L L Ii i i Im . Hear*. Klariita Pkaae XXX HOOVER’S DEBT P L A N STRIKES FRENCH S N A G County Horn Of Circle rending. Refir-hm* served to all pir.ri The Young People of the ChrkUaa Endeavor of the Kir*l lTwebytrrUn Church will meet at 7:30 'Veteck at the home of Mb* Car• ” Guthrie In DrromwoW. All nomber* arc requested to attend *» Important br»ine-a will be dietaaaeil and plan* for the month's ■ulk of the council will bo made. I FRIDAY. The Rcbckah* of Dlatilrt Nombor Eight will hold a district awoUnr at 7:30 o'clock at DaLand. MONDAY . Circle Number One at the Praaibytorlan Auxiliary, Mr*. John Andea, Jr, chairman, will meet at Foot teem to bo getting a great deal of attention the** day*, particularly pretty feet Here StM o’clock with Mr*. H. C. Johnton beau lieu of o Broadway cborua aa they go through a dally Mercian to strengthen and beautify aon at her home on South Sanford their feet. Bettdlag the tone downward toward, the aolo of tho fort la mppoaed to strengthen the arch. Atone*. Orel* Number Two of the PrM- which aupporta the weight of tha body In fsat high .tapping dance*. byturian AtulUary Mr*. U 1. fratier, chairman, will meet at 3:30 oVIock with Mm. E. I>. Brownlee, CAN ANYONE CLIMB IT? MO South Atlantic Avenue. Day. Iona Heart,. Circle Number Four of the Preohylerlan Auxiliary, Mr*. J. N. Ulllon, chairman, will meet al (Continued From Pag* Oue) Ii30 o'clock with Mr*. A. C. Fort, importance. MB Writ Fourth Street, Fiance contend* that the inlet* ■ Circle Number Flee o flh* Pm * hyterian Aualllary, Mrs. A. D. national credit* to be extended Smith, chairman, will meet St hack to Germany out of that Na­ 7:30 o’clock with Mr*. Oeorgu Pa*, tion** payment* cf "unconditional annultleo into the honk for Inter­ ton, 017 Myrtle Avenue, Circle Number Rl* of the Pres­ national uetllemenla be repaid byterian Auxiliary, Mr*. U II. Within fire year*.1’ T h e American Government rtilrna th'.a U too abort a period Avenue, at 3:30 o’clock. A n f See F o r Y o u m t f W h y O u r Bacteria Count Is M aintained U n d er 10,090, • t U . S. Standard F o r C E R T IF IE D M IL K might agree tu a aherter period, if It la inor,- than five year*. The United Stale* ha* indicated It cannot give assurance* on a de­ mand by France for lettef from her Mr*. Hoy G. Williams enter­ obligation, under the Yeung plan tained the member* of the Sand- tu d-'poult I MW,000,000 rehhmark* spur Bridge Club with a bridge in guarantee* In the bank for innight at her home on h-inationil aetlletncnt* If Germany in Mayfair in hon- voluntarily drela.r* u moratorium E Walker K Blount, of In the future. America contend* B . who i. thr tiouae thla I. a question for Franc, tu ^ ^ ^ F r .i.ter, Mr*. II, Koby ■ettle with the other Young plan yhl* I* the Mahaarye Itagoba, rellglaus shrine of India, which Lain*. Mr*. Blount re reived linen signs tortea, for whom the guaran handkerchief* a. a memento of the te* in provided. The United State* the native* believe I. un-cctnchdil.’. Situated on the summit of a rocky bill at llihlntal* Ceylon the dagnb*; aa a matter uf fart, U did not algn the Young plan. occasion. America I. submitting the coun- aacefdable, and thr view magnlflognt._______________ After aevoral pr-ogrra-ion* of bridge acorr* were addad and t:r propoul of 35 year* for the priaon awarded. High score [riae, refunding considered, a high au­ a bridge art, went to MIm France* thority of Die admlniatiatlon .aid, ROYALGOLF FAN Dutton, while law .rare ;m*a, a that wurh a plan wa* fair to all wnrerned. guct Uwrl, wa* givrn to Off.rlata hailed aa a "magnifi­ Sara Warren F.a»lerhy. M 'i. I I A. tnndenlw-rg wai lurky In cutting cent gesture” action by Italy in and Wax the recipient of * Godet Immediately putting the I’rtwldent'* plan Into effect for her print, late In the evening an Ire debtor*. State Itepartment official* rmimr waa served by the bootees, rxprtaiml the hope other nation* ar-I.Ud hy Mr*. II, Itoby la log. would follow the example. The IT .blent'* plan contem­ Q inntltie* of bright mlored gnrd. m flower, were arranged about plated tin- beginning of the mora­ the r* ma where the guest* were torium *k of cnlJnlght last night. Trehnirul expert, expirueil the entertained. Time* Invited to be v'ew the lark of tgrerm-nl at that with Mr*. Illnunt were: Mr*. W. .etlo. hour would not affect the plan if an accoid I. reached later. It ct-uld be retroartive, they . a i l The United State, would not be illreilly affected by a delay. Aclmlnistiatlon nfilrlala were loathe 1**1 night to .peculate on what courwe would lie followed If Franc* and thy United tHateo are in unable la egree. Lb Two rauraei appeared to h* open to tb* other poweia, If Franc* doow not Miter a grneial agree- ( ment for a moialorlum. On* would | l«e U proceed with a moratorium , among Iho olhec power*, with | ____________ ___ _______ _ Franc* collecting only uncundiljonof the First llaplUt but day's--hoe! •> anaultlea from Germany and , 'a... iL. a ___ ■_ .... tpaying -mvin* At II was ilalils A mb .ma. sw-IL full war dehta to her ertdi- it ii y vo uu i <r • * t ft o m • • 1 III W A i< O M OH TIt II < K WITH TMI O il A N (i I O V A l t M B lt M Hlgherl quality—ihreo full poundi to tho con —conilontly toatod to molntoln unvarying goodnan. Thofi tha aocrot of Mu# RlbbonMoH’i leader—I rhlp and everSi Increasing _ populority. LL 3 i bs. ^sn.. ()» Vivian Gordon Acquitted By Jury , Magnolia Avenue, where they had , • surpiU# party in her honor. Mta. Harris wna given a large rreeg . basket of rod radUnc* roe*, with . a largt haw of red tulle adorning , tk: handle of the Lnakrt. After a aerial period and ro, fieshmanta al Mr*. Iltirta* horn* Ik* member* wrnt to the home igf Mr*. Georg* Huff, Jml laurel Avenue, where contest* wet* rnbJoyed. Tho** pre-rnt were: Mm, Georgt Hoff, Mi*. Homer llarrtT, and the Misses Ihsia and Joeie Stondenmlre, Mary HrII, Koh*rt% Margaiet Goff, l.iiiir Vickery, Th*0 Vickery, Hert r Moore, K*ale Whittle, Tress I, M< Itae, Mart* Huddle*tan, Miklrel Nix, Fiancee Jokimm end Allcrt Huff. tor*. The other would be h i m ar­ rangement fer n direct flnoortgl •aal.tance for Gormany and other needy power* through cr*dita suf­ ficient to tide ov*r the scute perl- The Print# * f Wale* we* among the thousands of spectator* who watched the final round* of the British Open Golf Championship, perluj of mourning fir W* mother, at Carnoustie, Scotland, In whicb MIAM I, July I.— (A P)—Trial : , -------- - \ - 1 Ti mmy Armour, from Detroit, won of K. W. Gllaaott. former police­ RANK HEADS CONVICTED bn eleventh hour victory. man, chatged with second degree murder fa eonnertion with the fe­ RALEIGII, N. C , July 1 ^ ,l,E E S IIU IIG -lai tal shooting * f HnakJn Nrmo, Nas­ (^1’)— J. M. Drawer, president, sau negro, Mar. 14, 1M 7, k ached- and T. B. Bobbitt, raihler of tha liL fll'g rroovaled, olad for criminal court her*. A defunft ClUaena bank of Wake coroner’* jury returned a verdict fhn-*l, yesterday were convicted of justifiable bomlrlcje shortly aft- cf) receiving deposits while know­ AaW.Stumpe an S»a Is aas-ow Hoot At Swimming Parly la ning for ■ D um ber uf hi* A. W. Stump* waa h at at r roost ani .wlmmjgg drrn last night at tMa y Richard llerrtck, (ft, of ilgn. III, set a new worl^ lor •**mined flight by a MAY NAVIGATE attending were: the ml Fellow*, Hulk Fa lar> Feilcw., Iron* m Myrick, LorrtM Dwight Patter*#*, •d Asrir King. B luJ l em v vRi v aib b o n A la $I ' s I h i f i j r s f S r i l <•>- ing Uie bank tv bo Insolvent, ft. W. Brewer, o dirvefer, *»* a*. *d, and the Jury which d*. ated over the rase for fltr* U1recoin mended merry fir tb# •teu It founi guilty. They u ^ 4 * ■ IJFF Red, white und blue brlckfi of Vanilla and strawberry ice cram with grape sherbert centei-8. . AKE W O R TH -S orcU pi* • lid on South R. Ktre^t c!*dL A l Y m tr FoanlaJtj �./r t;- .V ! ' *' ■ 0 '* "- * PAN FtSnD H E R A L D , SA N FO R D . FLO R ID A . to tall a conlemice He consider tha lanta Journal, tit Id c tHbute the memory oT MaJ. B. B’. Klahl later publisher of The Nashville Banner, and Krederirk I. Thomp­ son, of The Mobile Register awl News-Item, eulogised the late Colonel Itolierl, Ewing, a farmer owner of The N*w Orleans Mates and other paper*. J isephtt* Daniel*, editor and puLlisher of The Raleigh Newa ami Obiervtr. delivered a tribute to the p.ofrsrlon who have died. Dr. Charles It. Herts, natipnp) lv known rhem'al. explained to the asaoriation the possibilities AKIir.Vfl.l4t, N. C.,.Jaly J,.— of the manufacture nf nevutpnht (AIM The Houthe n Ncwspj|ier from Fouthern fore«t pioducts. _____ _' f I’ublishi-r. Association yoslertlav f elected Clark Howell Jr., i u*inr*a tnanater of The Atlanta Cunsll. tut on, its president. Mr. Howell sue.fed* J. 8. I’atks. puMI her nf The F ill Smith (Ark.| Times-llccnnl, who was made chairman of the .maid uf WASHINGTON, July V —(AIM ilirrelnrs. Walter 8. Johnston, of the —Through two nf his ‘ca'ulMl Chilian" igo, (Tr-nn.l News, ireas- members, President Hoover Is urer, nnd Cranston Williams, or seeking a wa>* of improving or in Cliatlanunga. arc-rela ry-nuuiatcr, uprik* • uaditlori* in the bituminous were re elected. The e|e t ion of coal ruining Induatiy, officers came at the rnnrlu.ion of The president made this an. memirial servlres for members of nugneemrnt ye>terday in a taleIhe assoclaliuti who liava died dur gram to John I- l»wi*, president Ing the la>t year. of the United Mine Workers of MaJ. John 8. Cohen, uf The At­ America, who had asked him to a* a holiday In tha City of San­ STRlBtlNGGOES EADS OF CITY ford.The rnmmlxaloners then ad­ USS POINT journed until nett Monday night UP IN THEAIR AS when they will meet aa t > equalitlng hoard to recalve any comCITY U llainta relative lo excessive asBIG BOUT NEARS i< Vintinuef Fr-m Page One) sessnunts of properly In Sanford. mallnn relative U> Ihe subject* In timaled in your lelU n eacept sorh as I* contained in the daily preas report". if After a short discussion nve; Ihe seriousness of the city limit nues. Ur EDWARD J. NKIL lion, fommlssionar Byrd mov.d CLEVELAND. OMo, JULY 1,— that Mr. Wilson prepare a bill <AP)—Bill Btrlbling broke loose hlch would cure all the defccD firm his training ramp In a her ir. the present city boundaries, and tawed airplane Tuasday to inject would authorise the validall >n of a thrill* into the heavyweight all tax and special assessments championship prise tight picture againrt Hanford property trace that comes to a dims* in the new Hr„*V It was uninimously rarrird. Mr. Wilson had earlier expressed municipal sladlum here Ft.day Ihe opinion that the only wny to night. TV.- southern challenger for Msi correct the mntter would be by Pchmcling’s crvwn slipped awsy preparing such a validatin' bill. from camp with * Nsw York news However, lie also expressed n papetman and took if f from Akron doubt a* la whether Representsat 2:00 I*. M. In a plan# borrowed live* Hagan and Mclfory would flora a friend. He itew b*‘k uvsr Introduce the hill. He also ex* hi* own caaip at Ueauga L pic*-si-d o doubt as to whether they than soomed over the (leitaaa's bi'l, If parsed with a referendum training rsmp at Connaul lake, attached, would be approved by P a, while tkhmeling was boxing tlm taxpayers. with hi* sparring partners. The Those opinion* drew Commis­ plana did not fly low and there sioner Hpet-r's prompt reply, when, was no axriUmcnt in the champ's referring to Mr. Hagan and Mr. camp. It was not until the work­ Mclfury, he said, "Well, those out, nrxt to the last fur Behind Ing, boys are going to have to gel in was over (hat the champion knew the middle of the track up there h* had been visited by the that ut (Tallahassee. I think it is nigh itnger during the day. Although .Hutiling hail lieen or time that we had a talk with dared nut lu fly by Ihe Madison them. If they think they are going Square Harden C'oi|«n«llun of to take things in their hand* ail Ohio, promoting the lb-round title the tim e—". Commissioner Hyrd had the only match, Dirk Dunn, promoter, took other comment of that nature to the matter philosophically. "That's not so good," he said. make when he said that "if tlm "I guess Klribling's stealing some taxpayers refuse to pass the bill, of Tunney's Muff, llut I suppose all the City has to do la to rut off It will ha all right If he comes all electric light, rower and wa­ ter connections in those areas out­ down without getting hurt.” Flrtbllng is a transport pilot, an side the old limits, and In that officer In the reserve air carpN way maybe the people would ap­ and a crack filar. He has flown preciate Ihe value of being In ll.u hundreds of miles an ) owns several clly". planes, although ha wa* not ah In presenling the tentative bud­ lowed to bring any of Iheso north get for the perusal or Hie coni* with him from Macon. mlssionrrn during Ihe next few Knvloasly he hod been welching weeks, Mr. luimson t'lil'lhe gruup his friends fly from a email field (hat u tax eollertion of at least lift near the ramp far several week* l*r cent is assured the City this And “Fa" Mrlbling, bis father- year. He liasrd the highYigurc on manages, decided that a short turn the fact that many taxpayers have in the air would du Bill good on.I taken ailtuntage of the City's re lellova the w evuu* tendon of the tout offer of accepting Ismds In final rlay* or training. He was In payment of delinquent taxes, pro­ tha. air almost three hours. vided the Itl-TU taxes air paid In 'Phare were two other Interest­ rash. ing devrlupntcnU todny. It * was Commissioner llyrd declared announced officially that the title tbrl In his opinion this high tax houl would In> broadcast Friday roller linn figure rnulil traMJtiably | night through the two network, be experlnl during Ihe turning if Ihe National Broadcasting com­ years, her"u*e of tf>• fart that all pany with Graham MrNautre and prop fty owners who have ih-aird Floyd (iib'iotta at the mlrrophonrs. all i|wlliii|ur-«il taxes from their The main bout will stall some time pmiwrCe* did in. tpUh . beta ecu U and 10 P. M. of keeping them tat clear in ihv futurr, Mr, luimon read two lrtt«rs from Del nttes and Hoggs, s|o-i lid eily roiinst-l in Ihe Chase Njlimuit llank snlls. The first set forth In drlall the s|*-clflc terms of the original runLineI with the City a* lo Hr* amount the City would owe APOMtAo Juno, KM. famukr. them In tlm event the suit was 1'ost, N j. itfl of the AfaArifah Ur e.lher w< ii or lost. It also slated gloir, Itai planned one of the moat that they had U-en paid tin.Onv elaborate Fourth of July cwlebra. ainie the suit was started, and the) lions In Central Florida, to be now asked thxi the City pay them htld at Ilwk Springs, with a pro 9*1,two on account. grant of ontorlalnmont to const1 1 Luiuulis.Inner ilpccr (minted mil of an old-fashioned bsiberue, that according lo Ids Vc-mbm of the • teabag, band music, swimming ccirtracL snd roruitbring th a and diving and nil kinds uf rum. ■lulu* of llwi rase, tha lawyera petilive sporti events. Substantial h»d curn.il but IISJHNI, nf whirh prises n>e offered to the winners 510,woo had hern paid, lie ahta moved that u check for 52.100 he In mknjr of the rontests. •nil Mr. IreCottes at once, de Former Governor John W. Mar claiiitg that the umount was all tin, of Jackaonv-lle, will aive an Mr. DeColtes i-n,| Mr. H»rgs wars add*ass. Ur. Unriln Is scheduled entitled lu at thi* time. The moto rprak at Hie dodh allow of a Ion earrieil, ant the voucher was soldiers monument at Miunt Duct t rdert-d drawn. Baturday murning and Immediate­ The second leller r .forced tu IIra ly afterward he and the t'lenuonl IJuoo retainer fee which Mr. lieMunir'pal Band, by courtesy of Culle* hat (laiimtl In rmmi-clioii tha ML Dora Legion 1’ost. will with tho estaldishmrnt of the hgarl a rputoivade fr nn I nke Chase llank suit In the federal County to U>* k Mptiugs. Depart, rtiurl at Tampa. It asked the Com­ merit Cummamler Kmmot Safer, missioners, In roitrlusiun, whether, o | Jacksonville, nnrl other ills in lhair derision not tu pay tlngulshed cillseas of the slate, this sum, they bad secured le­ gal advice on the matUr or had will also ha amm* the guests. Corqmllltea have bean at work ha*:,| their reply on their own for several weeks snd several opinion*. Mayor Dumas Instructed Mr. handred vhltors ere expected to gather for the holiday at beauti­ Lruinw to answer thla letter by ful picnic ground which Is tha elating that lb* "Gammlsslenerx had net aeltd on the advice nf, Howard A. Kelly Memorial Park, legal talent, hut strictly on the located five miles North of basis af common k«u*«." Apopka, In Orange county. Before concluding Ihrir semdoa, lire CuinaiisaUnera briefly disc,usTUBABUH1UI HttUUNH sid the advisability of retaialng Mr. Wilson, whose term aa City W O O L E K, Northumberland, Attninry expired last night, at the Eng.. July L—(AIM—Viscount Al­ saDiy he has been rrcrlviag. No lendale, In romp at Wotler with official at linn w»s taken on thL the Northumberland H u m u s , has matter. resigned as ir.asurrr of the Liber­ Mr. Dotaaa dec lured that h* frit al (tarty, because of a disagree- that bgtwaaa now and Oct. I, the ment with David IJoyd George. services of aw attorney wor ld be practically 'nil, and that between FORD LOAN ALTBPTlffi July 1 and Oct. I. tha commission­ ers could am nge upon what they DETROIT, July I.—(AP>—Ttra ronxldrrcd a reasonable salary for (b y of Datroll yeiterday accepted • City attorney. rV .Y lfr by tfe Ford Motog ComT V Pam at Insinuate also ■‘ * IM fnan of WJtfO.OOO struct*!^ Mr, l*mson lo write IJi krolt over ugMI iaga* t* president of the 0*0-11 : in July 15. Nri-AUanMr National Uaek. thill they wrru of Ik* opinion that Hr*I CONTROL IUJC10RB tank's Interest rat# an city bal­ ance* should bo maintained at the I A, OnL, Jnli fteorwg figures for the nest three cirndl* months, ikategd of being reduced rkwg* te the Iraa» om aad oaa-hijf tn one pari M t * U* R * l‘» Dunks* also Instructed *T tta LamaoQ k> A w R i n u l l 1 Batarikqr, J a l, f Borrows Plant From Friend, For Flight Over Gerraan’sCamp Howell Is Elected Head Of Souther*! press Association President Seeking Ways Of Improving Mining Conditions - ■- - - Women Take Sides On Prohibition In Industry's proMemsT ~ . T T tn ilill X Q n v O lu v o Mr. Hoover said he- had asked Secretaries lament and Mask If auviee Urn aa k* Ut* *ttitnde of those directly concerned la tha industry •y as as well as all others InCNtVSBKlTV, Va-. July 1 . Irrtsted In (AlM—NalLnsl prohibition wa* altvalion. denor iwtd r»*d defended in addreaTha Pro Went said "the many i»e* at the Inatitutr of public Afintricate ecommic problems and ralLa hole last nJgJiL competilive condition* existing In Mr*. Cairo!) MiUer of Pitlaa majority of *ha bituminous coal jurgh, r»presenting the Womew's miniag dUtrlrta" are of general Org'niaatien- for National Prohi­ knowledge and have been the suh. bition Rrisrm. raid an overwhelm­ Ject of investigation and study by ing reaaow far the cverthmat nf both federal anil stale agenriei. prahlhltion "ta a denial of moral Lewis' requeal-for action by the firedoan. sjlI moral frandom la government wax made In an ff- whai wa' palm above avarything fo.t tu reach an argument where­ rlsr." by miners’ living conditions could "Tha final teat of a law la Urbe improved through stabilisation effect it hwt had on making m>» of the Industry. kind batter," ah* aa:d "Even the most ardent syyporter* uf prohl LABKLI.K MAN KILLED bilion woeid aCgrnly claim this for the i-ighlerath anwnjment." Mr*. Ella A. Boole. Brooklyn, LABELLE, July 1 - ( A P ) - U a b ry Caacn, 23, was ktllad at his pirxident of IV Woman's Chris horns here Monday night when a tlon Temperance Union, saM yi<rifle ho was cleaning was dis­ hlbitioq la succeeding and has bentcharged. Tha bullet piercing blx fitrrl mankind by aUtUxhing pover­ heart. A coroner's Jury yesterday ty due to drink, iaecwailne saving* in depicoaion, and Increasing houv held the shooting argidental. ownership and home comforts. WEST PALM BEACH— Phillip OTonnetl opened law offices In Buy Year FiaMwg Taekle CiUieiu Bank building. hHp K pw* ERNKST JOHNSON Phene 15( Daytona Boacb Trlephone for iwformotioa. BRING TMHi AD AND SAVE ’ 10% Ll e i t o e u s [ROVE 1 ST A T E M E N T fttfiljr does th e w g a f iN C H ouaa Re frig o lm u jr im portant improvement*. N ot od D^r exclusive conveniences. B U T 1| m ik ti graving of 150 to 1 150 yrarly.— at rom pi li m odern eq uip m en t. A W K a T iitg tj Ite ra to r it not au expense. It It not a IuxR active economy that you can pay fo r ou t — 2 4 month* if you with. And it carritiW ft e*t name In electricity at your assurance. aUruiyo na to prearnt actual figures to pr**W toil are more than paying for a a i s i i m t W H I Igeratur note. Do it at one*. Yenhi a(l)Kvlng In old age. E ^ t First j3t—214 Aad what a (L) of a dlfferenco. c TDRIIiLS Hf-Mac Battery BOYD I’hooe 720 Phone 170-R 197-5 S. P u b Are. i>K • 8 t, Sanford, Fla. IT PA Y S T O S H O P AT PEN NEV S Penney** prices are always the lowest possible — We don't aijtl anything to the original retail price in order to make a sensa­ tional reduction later os. Whan we reduce prioaa U means a new and perma­ nent revaluation of that particular merdundiic. You're always safe aad aura her*. Values tvith a Punch/ .v. Shirts M i Shorts 2 B s th la g S a lt s Here's tb i sort of value you find at Penney'*— and nowhere eliel Fine run-resisl rayon shirts— sturdy, comfortable shorts . . . stripes and pat­ terned short*—white and pastel colored shirts „\t .(■’,)[ ■j D o yoa knock on wood cvetry Unse j out for go tiring In the car? W om en'* Worsted • « , -Courtly uijurad, .. with mods'*;* iimbwk la a wide rang* of solid colqr* $1.48 I* your heart in your mouth whea l awing Im w a curve at a little mora,i than the law allows? There's nothing like a set of junky < to «lm tha Joy out of driviag. Why xrotry shout blowout* when j buy sturdy Goodyear Pathfinder* a t] ant level*? NsTtr in tha Ustory of tha i tire ndlaage beta priced to lodr. SupcrtwUr cord, Goodyear crafts tong Uft, safe rid in g . Fog your infionaadon and your mind, run your eye over these price* i Price 2*a4A4 {44*41). S ta U 4 (U M l). 0*175 (4J4-tft). Hein (UfrJN. lyUM (144-1*1. Kh&MtMMH O tU K U M U . Each Pair Hril H I * . 547 1575 . 171 1745 I.’. . . . 8J0 I?-W UgtylLM «J0 15 ah 114* <4* OJ* 544 0J' ;-:n '-w . Merchants Assn. I P S Af to 4Zi- ,rai •f .'*1 (j 2«>4v«3<M ^Ul 10:5-17 Ford*. WWgBg* T t*ty ? yo u b a y a n y refrlgQfptrtB Bating during youth pfe- H uge Celebration I» Being Arranged V W E D N E 8 D A T , J U L T 1, �\ r a " ----------r r n rc 0 A ^ tw rf> iftm A L T i. b a n p o r ii, Fl o r id a . W e d n e s d a y ,'J tfL Y i. PAGE f l V i i« s i 9 A — f ’m i l t r y Read Department w ith only T r e a s u r y Ends State two rents o f the gas t»k. An ap- F R Y E R S ! M ilk-fed. Nice and fat. three mill reduction may 25c |t*r lh. Phone 2303, J. D. Its Fiscal Y e a r proslmati* Ive te n liin l front that source, ho j Davtaan. With B i k Deficit raid, The aisle miltagr w ill I hen he t r , I.K G IIO R N I 'l I l d . E t V , 50c and RADIO TOWER T O N IG H T S P R O G R A M S 73c. U rn *, fl.Ort. U r *v v breed d u e il <u < idy four null-, three of (Continued from Pace One) l whj,.|, |.(. am oved by further Inyitiir pill let ,i, I f , 70, B. T . Tiller, m s ttrt* alHt human m tau.r hr tree | tBX , Aceardlnc to H a le law. Par In. l«tilh w ill vH* It.vii'lnl rp a ra tfly .l ||, tntt* m illic r nuut I n* Rt l» « •! New qualili ntlon- lor po.l . In I ^t*; ,,,,11, „ nrdei Ih ’ l the school] t a — W a n te d Held t e n i i f , tletttantitti: ntote; y .i,.,,, „ f |he aisle may Iv main W A N T E D T tl rent furnishad le Im lral trairrrnq nod iM im c t lalned. In.ngalow with g arig e , by the higher n l e r . . yo Into lo n e . J M -ltory |«iinl< out, however. year. M a u i r l couple, no children. The low- enluirririerit ro m n il*-! rhnt there w ill pt.luthly he n d efi-j Rent must In* rensonahl*. Dralralde ,-ion | at - >i . mil i t I'llalenve itl je ll of |l,21il)lIIM In the aisle It «* ha nth it. lies IV. F„ Herald. Ihnugh 10 of it* I I ir p >it i remain ju ry « i the m l of the present f U - j In he made puhlir. I ’haiitnairJ cal year. He believe* that It may j 1 .IB E U A I. A L L D W A N I’E on jo u r old lialtery. 3Dt W . F irs t St IVtrherahnm intend* to keep a t ! I*«*cmn.* neeevmry to stld on rent to th r prrsrnt rra In i, making n work into Jtil}' ott lotntditt: out Ifr— A n n c tm c n tn K iw H a n t tnlnl of lOpirti r r llt l. tlrln iU o f the 2f> months i t In F IV E ROOM garnne spaitment 5, "B ill Schuilt’a ning to P.eas' v rd lc a l on. with hath. nlO*» Pnlm rlto A * »■ t ’ltS; 5:15, W in ri r'a Bam OrPre*blent Hoover Iras r llinnled line. Apply nt D'>'>4 Palmetto, M r*. rhestra, CBS; 6 :; , South Sea II will tnke '?4,ll!l,f*ntt,0tHl In rtlll Dan Hedgei. lalandriat 0:15, C Mren'a Iln u r; the f l ;rl yen now idnltllrts. Dow 0:45, The Caniel lu a rtrr Hour, FOR R E N T : T ht*»liet apailm ent*. W R I T — (UgaeaOlle. lo bulon.e the li.rdget in the late CBS; 7, A rth u r ‘tyo r’s Crento 317 Pmh A m *. Impute within or of that and ilia lilting lav nve'.pla a . Tim e KifttaD'; 6 ;0 t, Paul M llltm y Hand. C l i 7:15, Mart phone ill.’i. M i l I I I * S t.’ U u l * Jriy Buy::; rn r ttr * Conceit i Thealra, U N ; 1* n pnddein tshlrh the ailniliii*. T .M .I.A IIA S N E E . July I Duilnu thr recent fleet tnaneuvere o ff the A frican Cr»»t. two French liirpetln lo s t* c rm liid during tiniton must answer before Crin­ ■*1:45, Radio 8 :ra p Book; tl, Ortran 7:30, Rnyal'a I'oel if the Organ; FDR R E N T : Furnished garage t APi The Florida supreme P ro rra a i; 0:30, D itle Deuce*; tt:u5, K, S|wrta Broadrei ; 0, Farias A the night, kilting two men anil Injut ing after at others, photo show* the damaged torpedo boat Siioero g le* . meets in ; member. npartm rnt, w rll vrntllatad. In which Imth death* occurred. the Phone 251, The outlook i* tim . toe needrd c u r t y c tr id a y ruled that fund- V.til be obta'nrd by con. ■ it* of Puntn (Io n ia , ( ’harlnlle FDR R E N T : Completely furnlahtd Florida, aubl in a telegram tt>| A mvlit of r< t la fo.e the o n lia l llnneil finnminy. npetationa, with lounly, mu I levj tnxe* aufficirnl 5 loom n p a rlm riil, modern conW nl*nn: ‘'W ill aieept iu iita lin n tn I>t n l''|te a l New V u rl im eptioii gdiiitiou ol m ill III* In the puMic to pay nil .1* bonded Ihdehleilbe*!' venlinres, KH1 W. tltli. St. Phono Taa I£ o * lff I t l l i l H i n i r nd'lreaa meeting ami hi' ptv*cul , (II to* a ft ndc»l \\ ilc\ I'oit nnd I debt. 1 lie tw » $iiU,tHNI,lHKI . e iic * of 222 J in r.mi, J ** IV lfis U I J I I I I I I 111 ; qq, uradii y night." Harold lia tlv ti|u'ii H i i le tn in l rev u rj h ill, otleicd to date wciv dm ■>■ pni.t due. H ie case cunie tu th r siipirnie |R — |ln ii« e H i ’n r l t m t (l I ) si I-*'* wn* the man who i.uggewted l oin then auplaiie juiiul jiin im lj hugely m e is iib rc tile il only lu*t io u . I in the torm o| nn aiqicnl b> WPl’k. ■ I early in the regular aenslnn that tin wntld. FDR R E N T on 3rd stn-et, l*etwe*n By LARS M O R R IS Despite some talk o f Ineirased *'•> sunimlaslnn Horn an oi .Magnolia amt Palmetto, a fiv * (Continued front Page Dnel i ‘ h» " * ' " e . *,u' ^ " l 1 1 T l"' f ' " ' - ....... """ > N M ig h t r ic k Up Some Newcomer* On Ta r W ay t a x , - i „ meet hath the pies,*'lit I *lrr gm nted the Georgia lloii.l and loom yaittrge. Iliqu iic of J. D. all other civic rlnh* to meet joint- | -.‘T.!'1. ' t .‘. u!l. ". *.!!./ T . . . I Dghlm,. time nml h ip III un to TallahmKl.ee, lie any*, lt, , M ,. the woild m lu da>* defl ,1 anil the one in pioape.t^ M oit gog e eompany, holdeis o f ell) Davison. Ph< nu 23113. S A T U R D A Y ’S 3Pro iberano*ly r ! fttiim F i itl ay In hear Mr ! It nhassee , ....... n,t t l year, there is mi g rin ra l ex. el Puiila Guru i li mil ■ of sevrinl ANSW ER 4Evt y one ta n and Hohincau on the high­ he stamr* by Tallahooclnw while olhe.a have auggo ted T axahassee.t ( |r , . ....... . - ,, „ } tt„, 5 - snt Image in pectati nr In Washington of suili issues. 1 he city1 * la lined it had 20— Parutrr F o r S n lr way construction holiday. sle< i s a l> fled a com t order by lei mg sc I Hoi In the. next Coiigle**. a n i Y I T *k !t\ V lf A V lV iv [ bill ib f \ i mill m i-I I' hh h I i* rin rllu * enunly will semi a dele­ PHit H A L E : By owner, 15 a rre t nf R -In l i t * Meanwhile, nil govemnient ile luxes).to pay p all ol the debt. llnesl 1,1)111 K litir k land in Ham* »n*t i . i u »• mi gation to the meeting here nnd in­ 7 -Alt! T l i r e w ill* two *n ecovering down pH ilnnnlx lave iustim tions to Ill H im -uny. I - M i ’i nickname i tila illstriet, giawl *lrainiige, Addication* yesterday were that the tualR t meetthe bond matte! mol both wcic wlooe possible. o -D n a dir.-H ,M r-o llciuh l. gathering in the |>nrk would be C io n tlieii n11iv.iI at tin * Long eilt expend tuie in -l*w rd obliquely the hlgge*l of the kind In year*. l-land field, they w ill he escorted by I he presldrnl niileri1,! » u iv ri> In ■illlilued in Itu o r ol Hie bond. H-taproved l l - r m of Ind ia 2 ti— MlnccUancxttiH F o r S o if 10-Wag In aeaalon ,V motels >1 1. tuinid ol N a- all ile le il i m y what ieductions m l* III Indi'err. Rot'inenu sent word to Wnl-on 13-Hoi e trucks A Dade eoiinly moitgace *n»e. FDR S A L E : Btuwn sitgirr 425.00 lT-LMitom e unity poll,i mrn to the eily I'm*,] - nIely he cfleeteil, anil i| was said that lie would I k* h eir to s]H*nk. 1 3 -Kta t t ’onliiiiiril from Page Due) 1 0 -U s n ’i name com r | 3 t - M u Hire of length Mathews iilieudy had accepted, w h ile t i l l poii to n n ami nil olli- at dill* White Douse he expected d m kelrd « T u b Tlinlilig Inn F. D. 11. Drlxndtr. Phun* la n g a i, where the Winnie Mae 30-1 ndtrialble p a r­ .1 * ? 3 3 -Dra with f i mu f t 25,00(1,(ton | , IlfiO.tttHt.lHNi P-tny of New Jersey versus t u I trrt2H. Some of those who could not at. elal . omillilli i will lo oi th e.I e i a me to ie *i. ticle i l L 25-T itI ol reepect "m l " 'h e i-, wn* a lliim e d . (end telephoned mid Itdi'grnphcd ( ■ o il to Die Rit l a tlion hotel , lo |.I !.med next yea as u re Sl-OIrPa name " ' ' 3 7 -Ttw woman's Having 11mvs-i *«"tl n p p r•x(matel> T b r Mtiui' i ul iit ir wuh mn.It- Ui n FDR S A L E : IC E , ynur palrnnage rirauranre* of siippoil of W alsm j n-Three in cards Dn H u ll.day al P.'ai A. M „ *"ill. 30Clot te si Helled, rnin tnius s irxler, eiwri .Vlm itMi * m iniy im-i* involving »ull All ilay he was lit the telephone. l.'UilHI m ills of theig Ili.INHI.niile they w .ll l«* taken lo t o i l * til I 1 4 -|U m t 31Baa r t Im p for on a 1 t h f l \ I'Hiil. Il wa* Intoil lift until 111:30 P. M„ Thin,. \Vil*nn, 44-Insect*like crea­ J *-C u t* in atrip* " I have never seen anything like ..... . the a iitm n nppeatid in un I eels lie* I nod the Hud *m liv c i, wlieie ture 35-Not* o f scale I ’I'lillty and MepnHt *nm|niny nf l l l l IV. 13th. St. ?3-Fdto lagr o f food il rinre | have b e e n - 4 iving in of m i and m id they would eon they will Is III the Mn< oill, the 43-M ore tidy SO-Englnaering de13—Bunts of speed M mylnnil \ Hertlin L. Ilnunn. Tampa.” Wnlson said. “ The people tillin' the i llighl Wrdm dal FDR S A I.E : Hem I Pine A t'ypiem 5 0 Diving forth uty welcoming c u l l , unit I* tree 3 1-Bernes of combat ('in tilt 1 on it iiilinsfM were a f. realire they have been taxed las mottling at 3 o M . s k for Detroit or llll,, ties, Suit side fnr »ld* round 30Pula ofl till.* n lo the battery loi a p.ua 'i' 35-8h on t>rard I 1 mod in the following metimmn t reeks, llnx 03, Del and, FIs. the limit. T hey m e afraid o f ad-. I'levrlaml, * 6 l-P r r l. to writer of 34-Part ol Spain 30Comrgtui j * op ll.orqlway, F ve litnnliedj boys’ almlra 4In in 'feviulnai*; 31Beck part They wen* not list (lied, how. 31ApprMrhri tied taxes. Bill they know they 1... lid ||A4*I111<«.1 |'n 1ii • Hu* pii lb r S3-Canvas sh ritrr* 39-Equality 4 0 Er-Opv. Smith enn ge l lax le li ef if Governor j v, ............ Motiloveiile IVietnpm eut » on. L E G A L N O N I KS . ohln 1 , m IL 13-W ild plums 4 1Ripped H'outilined from Page Due) 43Payregut for r«rlii'i\ un uill (rl| hi« n'hnrln lo M illion itl H i i u lo r %vbirlt \vn m ** dod il* I n It *ii«nl el pain %*- Miov/ v-in th e .flilL * up* 42- 6hndf tree Will land mat ml the 01 Mini o l ( u e i 'r t y late tax, M l. Mi lim y said that tl. r \ •*»!*! i ttir * ............in - or- r n t i (M* nhrjiil nnd ilivrrl thr iimmI ipihi I t'» low th fii |*I «n*’ t h iii,it It |M'n|it| from L:*ke m illily. DO W N • r \* r : \ r y . n r In n ,n m i d i . u n 4J-Drew atralght 4 4 - B m gll jro v q I r p i - l i l m e has n llrn ly passed fund TI irI will irivr prRrlifRl Mini iiokli .i'i t’it mnt| to fvlirlU'f . 'I hi* pllM4 1 •11. I I I T . IX XXII l u l l H IM IX O n U L. 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I T I > ON- THIS HTATK ON it mini % . ’i r 5U MO Tin* rdtnalors, i*"<4itiM».l f..t Ilian4! m rflin e wilt lie* h it (I iio u r Ii - V riim r **niii1i* mini ti*r <<f lailm of hI I < M ') E. W. ledlct | l.r*I lire itilnngilde lav bill II M i l. July N«Mm i * h fiih i a I vm ifia i .Ml eil.n !*i»ik iiu r, i ' k I pib M nffii i *1 out the Mule.** nuroinl naVfoviril III III' I ,* AI , |Om ll.lr.rr of Tu* I ' m Kl ^ u . |,„ i,.e .'|,-d e . <unn went un "*• I « ene M ill d ie half |w r e d it f 'o f illy hI s Oi % % TTTJ71 Ifiri'l neh In the Mn l wt tilt* |*eM iiMi .it. Nu i *»», i I d ii ti Mu' nit One edit a f ori n * om 4 j i I ion « uni i nf ion. Rrprraentalitre f!. Il, I.e», of i . m IM ii Ilim in d 1 "iiit ye lerday OH •*" eb-elrk- (eiwrr will Hi HM r «*f J ul a A l>. 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Mh HU � 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 01, 1931 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 01, 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 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 01, 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/4c617f271754f0af6a432b59ed162ad8.pdf 3a7fc21f2d3e62e66c8d2565ec1dccf6 PDF Text Text Mwl r a a in t l* S A N F O R D . FI HIJNGAlftAN FLYERS OFF ON FIRST LEG OF FLIGHT REFUSED TO DRINK A TOAST IN WINE p f A la sk a Tow n |f e l F g A lb « rt« p i t e G O eep in esa fflUULHKfi, J u n e 30.— l-y-Serven day* o f hefed■peer) an d h ig h te n sio n le s in s n s b eg u n to show ¥ flq r f a t an d H aro ld F 'to d g y b u t th e y g r itte d • tg e th a n d hopped o ff ! fori E d m o n to n , A lb e rta to ro a c h th e end o f tb e tr JO-mile d a s h a r o u n d .th c !' *•<*«* oaV a few .baw n Hare ore Mayor and Mr*. John CC Potter of Los Angela*, pit* /th r ir HoO-mRa haaarrfoui tap flight from Khabarovsk. tured a* Mayor Potter returned from Europe. A member of tho Ill across tha Nprth Pacific group of American mayor* who vlilted Etrope, he refused to driifk jhaaon. Alaska, then MX) mllaj a toast in wine during a banquet tendered the Americani by the L fgar* left h a re 'a t 8:74 A. ■ p i r n ' fltaadaid) on their B U hap ta Bdmonton with f gueatag an Injured arm and yearning for sleep. Catty’* .Waa struck by . tha propcllor h* was eiartlng tha motor at han last night giving him -bat ha Inalstad It wa* all w / ' l , i e f ■- - . Pacific C o a s t Enjogri* i C o o l Weather But Rest Of Country Is Sweltering In Heat Memory Of J.N.W hltner Is Honored By Members Attending P o p u la r Luncheon, m W o rld F lie rs LAW COMMISSION SEVERAL TRACKS REACHES EVE OF ASK FOR PERMITS ITS DISSOLUTION TO STAGER ACES • M f M M With gasoline, tha QmhBh received a bent prwa/.Wben I t naaed aver on It* qjSw aptad Hakaoft at .Solo "Mainly (bared a woodpile on M w sy .h n lh e aacand attempt Mfih'|[alhad altitude and headaulhwaH ' .jpward . K<a»*atim Crime Wearied Group Other Applications To Has Made Extensive Be Received U n t i l Survey Of Condition Midnight Tomorrow Laying aald* all m attrra J»f bu>lmu, mrmbara of tho Segfi* nolo County Chamber of C & mrrra mat at tha Valdai yoatrrJay at noon, and paid tributa to Ow'r w irti, who Sara aldad Usem f la memb.rship dritroa and other tri-la body lictlvUUa during the f^ it yaar, by •ntrrtalnlng them.** gueala at a lunchaon which »a« featured hy *So:t inaplralt«w*l talka by Mayor Kail W. BrAn, I>0La ml, ami prominent Sartfhrd eivl.- leader*. Nearly SO ptrson*. IniludliqrflO women, were in atlriidanje a tld u luncheon, prodded o»er by l*ry»ldent llarry M. I*apw. rth. who** first worf* a n a on.*’ of peris* and rommendalion In mrmoty; ul J. N. Wbltnei, pioneer «rtO«e, whom Mr. 1‘apworlh dev la rad “rilil more for Seminole (’runty iknn any othvr man." Mr. I“a |i worth’* tribute to th.- man who i« credited with baling Introduced irlery «ultuia to tide aectlon wa* climaxed when he presented a nmoll bouquet of ro*ri to Mr*. J . N. Whitner, e» hr asbid th«t the meni'ioia (moant eland and drink a allant tonal. Prank I’. Porelar, wa* neat atnodureJ to tha group a» ’’another man whose Infloencr In this rammunity for tha pail 60 year* baa I Ireen »uch a* to Ineplre hundrede , of rrsldegt*." Mr. F rtstcr *|>ehe By Associated Frawtl Captain George Kndre.i and Lieutenant Aleaander M.gyar. Hungarian war ace., the first leg of a projected flight t j Budapest. Detroit flying Hal CONFESSED ludge WrightUpholds riea That Spurllng Case Is Now Closed As Far As Possible Has Reduced Na v y • ■War W allace «. W rig S I arS crc# Ik e lac* • • # * • * » • • U lrerteS »c u ller (c rla r la w O.. J . ra re aal a a lllr a l “ebacw ja k f a a k l a a a la a l bias la ik cS S W . eaa r l i l l • * ! cn lcccd k» a n . j . k . » c « rti« a . a s e r i i r » rie c aura • • d a r k tk ic . a tm cw ic . Al Ik a l tlacc a ll u lla c a a f a t a r tk a e la la lir i ka* k cea kcarW. LONDON. Jun# SO.—( A l 'I Prlme Minuter Ilain**y MacDon»H. laying the *tati*tic» of world arn o m m li before the II oum of Common* ymlrrday, a»kcd plrdee* of aupport fiom all pol.tlcal par* He* to a lititleh policy of <lia*llc irdortion* in navnl. military ami air force* at neit februaiyV di»rrm tm ent conference. j Hi* tlgure* »howed Grenl Bril #|n to b« th* only world! |«iwor which hn» reduced ll» naful ami military aapcndlture* IW rc:ent C ooling ocean b reeaea \v*T* _• re p o rte d in m a n y F lo rid a e l t v •jj le s w h ile th u n d e rs h n w e rt f t tirouaht »t least temporary relief ' ; to l-oulalana, Kentucky, KU'lwlp* ' pi. and Georgia. Tb# •ummar'a.ofi ,, (tnaive swiried Into lira K»ratal '«! fora moderate Faat, however, Mt^ ’ the first Sr at dratha war# r* j '(. portad In Naw York. Baltlmara r t i "• parted tSa mtrrnry naar tka M ai - _ tury mark and Washington Sad Jy SS. t v Tha Middle W o t rnntlnwed to awaltrr wkila In Washington Slate iivriroata war# needed. Tha thkrj ■ momatar at Hakar skidded down- to ■ M and Kallapall. Mont. rapottM J an. Tha affacti of Washington's • roojnes* ware fait In Colorado?, ‘J Wyomlat, and Naw Mealeo So* F ait Oklahoma. Kama*, and Try* . a* warn atilt flrod by tSa »UoV ■ Intrnally. Th*. daath tall to data attrthm- . -l< tabla to tha hast hd* axoadad MS ' with mora than 730 dying In th«* .1 )a*t 34 hoora. ‘ ' ,| , Mldaftamoan akowan of 7 brief 0 duration yaitarday stopped a A itaady rllaib of tho marrury In.tbrf .V m ath aflar twa. death* had barn I rrrortad, now hr i t records r d * V , * Altomryc fi»r O. J. Pope, lM»l tclery grower who la being »<*ed Tho R*v. B. P. Brown, abovr. of for fbO.OOO damage* In a civil Dallaa, Toaa*. part-time preacher, c»»e brought hy Mr*. J. E. Spur* whme »tory of "lynching" attract, ling, won a technical elotory thla ed nation-wide attcnUon, ha* cm- morning when Judg* WiUw* W. fe**rd that he had IntemW to kill Wright cuatalned a set of nln* himself "but Jo.t rouldn'l do IL plcai they had entared In anawer lo an amrndtd declaration filed (1 , yeat* while the United! State*, by Mr*. Sparling'* attom ryi ye*teday. Nln* application* were re­ |gy Krutwe, Italy and Japan kll w*ic terday. ceived yeaterday. Th* ll»t will b« h o , increialng their*. / Tha trial of tha caaa.js eonliauCl>*n until tonmrrow at midnight. nr But Urvat Britain ha* A-oito a* Ing, however, i although attornay* A lter th it -the romml*»ian will * n far aa »he ran go unlcW lh* ulhei* ■ “ 'for a dlmeat to grant permit* which will Ip- natioM fpRow »ui«,. hiJ *aid. n»%™ —» - - —i ha »uld*a t t«/-Unnl galifkgllon In )<rr**Ing ronPiocnce P iit • R. L, .sitburn. Carter»vlll». flg^i morning. Il la eapact^ th*y will Du- 'founUc*;A jieA , Vh* prwpoaed on year'* di*armament ron/rr*nce w... ■wttrhlMP, died in a bo.p iu l aft* attempt to eitibllih th*lr cato do1 ace nleetd-wnT he Mid; Three of III. bring juit *ucb a d»i»lopm*nt. U n th o fflaeTIifl K U b a rm k & ILaded hy Alt* R. Johnson, toer falling beneath a switch *ngla# ,v. Stanley llaldwin. t»e concert!. ral loii*| director at the SrmlnuD ■pit* th* tKhalcal defeat. In order when ha was overcam* by the bad petered'ibm it M&U mBm ,u« that they may hav» a boala for i<|. live l**der, and Sir Uetbert Sam- lllfli school here, member* of tho j and water, with an elapssd ch he*t. W. R. Richardson died «t an appeal. (I'nntinurd on l^ige Sin) of kla dnjw fend four mlnutna |n Future Farmer* of Amcrira, Semi­ Judge Wright ye«tard»y afler- llotle. Ark., phyalclani said, bk> 1 they aU*fek*d away f:om cm (Continued on P ^ o M r ) Hole Chapter, return.d lo Sanford nunn allowed Mr*. HpocBny's at• t* |t flald,-flaw York. With vej loiney* lo amend their original Saturday afleinion r*(Kirtlng that fartnn*. they should have coi declaration afler Fraftri* P. Whitethe *ialc*wiilc tunitnllun of the hair. leading defer** r««un»#l, ofilaged hair tkalr Journey to fol q by aftemann and u* out Future Faimcr*, hrld at Caine*- (rreil evidenr# which r*r«*ltd that tha Boring by night with In , 111, |**t wwk, wa* a complete th* accident did net taka piece COCHRAN, «» /Ji rMl nhnaat In aitht. ' ,h' within the rity limit* of Panlurd. Rlim'Ri. — Pollr* of ticoifia, l.KBOURfiET. June 30.—(AP) thoogh wffethor report* fro m |* t In aniwrr to the amemled dec Th«* |n»jrs rnjoyvd «*\rry |i'rl of -Jreeph U brix and Martin Uoret, lina. and l-li rid* P< li a I h* routs were varied, Foal lh«« iirwfrmu. Mr. Johnson foI»I. location, ilefcn.e uun»*l thii French fliei*. arrived here today H airy Long, 45-f>ar UaU>* romlod#d they ware not from the *port* which ha,| been nioining entcroj nine plea*. Will the nation’* pruhlbillon problem, from Tour* in an airplane In ptearher on w *1 ivwrable and mad* a sudden have lieen made public: arranged for their benefit, to th- the csccption of three of thl whlrh they will attempt n world (t.'ontinued on l'*ge Four) nationally knywn speaker* u|»on klon t i b* off. Both clear and rharging him wlm k Approximately $20,000 of It* Jack Richard., Daytona Brarh. condliorm were trportad $600,000 appropriation can b* Anothrr ippllcallon was from flight a* soon •» the wrather per­ L e v y llo w u i't IIIfarm *u‘>Ject» who had gathered »' mit*. They »ald they planned to (ialnrsvlll* »» gur*l« of the a*«u tha Kamchatka are*. Bering turned back tu the treasury *hort. the LongwLod ,'Kennel Club for make a non-atop (light to Tokyo »rhoul girl. authority to transfer it* dog rac­ cradle of many * summer elation. Long I* unJ.-r a ly. * ing upeialion* from Seminole tu then lo San Franclacu, New York, Willi*m llatvey of lhe lo**l lar bond on a J 'ia rg r Tke view na* expre*»*d at cr.mand rail*. chnnter won w.cond place in the Ing with the girl trr mission headquarter* yesterday IlilLborough and to operate near poultry Judging c<nle»l. Ollier lo­ Shi rtly-*f/i y the that although th* rommbridn1* Tampa. NEW YORK. June *0.—(AIM— L. D. Ueagln, former Satasola cal hoy* who were entered in the wa* sworn hut by Ufa technically end* on July 1, nsClyde Fangbom and Hugh Hern, judging contest* were John HenktBally it will exl*t until a final new*-pap«r publisher and until don nnnounrei today that if the the girl'* ftyhei, »hr Under the »|Hin*nr*l.lp of (hr aril, Donald and llemaid Landfg*» yesterday a mcrtbei of the Florida weather U favorable they will Uk* S*nr ird Lo<lge ol Elk* unit ami Cleien.e Hemler«on. Railroad Commlmion. was named off at dawn tomorrow on a world Mr. Henderson il- k e over Sl»- t h r o u g h the cooperation of shall man of th# rating i-oraoil*. flight hoping to ru t twu days tlnn WltUF WecRicMliy .veil ng. scirial local merchant*, th* first sion nt If* orgnn xatl >n mealing from the lima Wiley Fo*l and giving a tesumoof the work if Ihi ,.f a srrir* 'of Community Fro her* yesterday. M. II. Mabry Haiold Oatty aald they may make. ta*( ahead and were In Seminole fhapter doting the pa*' gram., lea'uring thr be*t musical Tampa ical t»U ts a«ent wa* Only Hire* ilop* will be made, on# year II* eip lrin ri many of tlm and entertaining talent that l>* clerled a* H t r r l t r / K the com. 1n Moscow, and the second In HIlarta'Vkd W n received datail* whl h *venlu*lly hrough' oi ls nnld# In Hanfold, will I* melon. barla. i pragma* of th* flight, the imal cliaplrr first place bou­ prr*rn!»d #1 the band ehell »lartOther membeit of the l*uird arw nty a* th# nto*t acllie and pro- log ■( 7:30 o'clock, lo.murriw i thoogkt tho filar* might R. N. Dusk, Ocala newspaper edi­ at ssU t (hfpt^r In lh« Mr. ma haf*|* anything tut* ST. CLAIRBVH.IX. Ohio. Juno tor; R. I- S w eg f, Quincy new»Jotin*un w*» al»o a radio *|i*ak*« night. 30.—(A F)—A hou*o wo* bombed, paper puhliiber, and M. It • Hatrt. Thr programt will 1^ under th* j on U e s'm e et ruing, one man whs shot and another war I son. Miami b*IUIng rontiectir. . dirgctlon of J. J. TIRIr, Ds-Land, I Mr. Hemlgtaon w*» elected l» •Ir 11*Id, high atop a hUI, clubbed in Ur* Eastern Ohiu coal Tb* new commissioner* met In - the .tale degtee of Kulurv Farinrr who will bring hi* powerful ampIL igwred Peat and OaUy na the strike region y-mlorday daring die- the govcrnoi’s attic* here yester* lying sy»tcm lo Sanfold, over fare* of traffic r otations again gan, Lilni.ll couple, who w*r# ; Wotk. and al*o elected on Iho wh i h raih musical, •lance, oi n Alaikan counlr,' i* *n- ordets near mine propetlle*. dayl made bond, re rlvod their rBirdl-li whh diaordeily rundiut The foundation and »*de of the almost cenUnuoo* daylight (ommisrionr, elected a chairman featured activities before Munici­ Th* boy* w*rconduced trailing *»lr«llon will b# broad t time ol tha year. Rain waa bom* of Harry Utackei*, a muter and a secrrtarj, received applbw- pal Judg* R. W. War* in police after gmJnanl, pl**drd not guilty. thr.ngh th* Unlvcislty of Flnr.d* rast. Thr hum* « ll carry ih* Judgg B are fiord Tom Morgan falling In Norn* Monday. of the M. A. Haan* Oo^ company ( ins for permllg permit! amt then so­ ad. court Moa-'ey rflernooa. $7.60, *a.l di«ml»»rd the rharg# rxiwrimrnt elation nnd museum by- program fo- a dUUnce of at least preparation* had bean war* damaged by a dynamlu journed lo reset agald at tha II. B. U ry , F.dround Mri-rh. 3. againSi 1 jif woman. Officer Hhaf- Mr. John*i*n, ami wwi* In alli-uil-. six l.lo k-, Mr. Tilll* said, so that femnb set off under the house. “ • ___ . L a . a i s l e # * a nr i- *» th# during lainquri of Ihrl l>ci*>o* m»y icaialn in the.r auStanley Kenilch, IS, waa wounf- chalrwian'e tall tfe pas* on applica­ D. Drown a n j Bill John*, whit* fer mfedg the arrw l. lto * a 'Ir . nrown. tolorcJ wom­ runvrnting. where mole than tW toniiJiilrs along thr lake front, ad aMcktly hy a bulWt and Gahu tions altar th# Jfely 1 filing mote riria, who pleaded guilty of I Kfeda, S3. *a* clubbed with a gnu line. violating Ike »top-#tir*t ordinance, an. chaff r<l With la ing drunk. W*a boys and men were gttherod U and hrar rvety word of tbe pro Aa ih* cammi ri»n II <barged were fined $1 each. They bad !<a«n fined $ f » . She wa* arrrsOd by one of the most rnthuria.tle af­ bntt In g disorder at the Bradley Offl< m Wiliam*. Hhaffrr and fair* ever held In th* state. with full superv lioa of bora* and arrested by Offkvr Wwtfri. raise No. 1, a t Smith's field. Thr rntrrtalnment*. whirh will The folUwIng boy* wrr* St the he offered ever)' Wednesday Karnkh and Kado were taken dog taring opr.Mion* and wager. William Baker, whitr yuulii Gray. PALM BBACH. J ob* 30. I* Bmithfirll Jail, while depotlc* Johq Tkoauu. loloied. pleading r u n , cot Ion: John Senkarik, t'lar- ni*lit until further notice, er* fieej charged with reeklc** dining, W- S . O riff la died teday U rX tlgaU d the shorting. They to g charge uf drankan|i«a*, rnre H*n.ltr*on, William llaivef, lu lie |Mildlr. Mr. T ills daclare«l pleaded guilty aad wa* . flgad guilty m a a. s t i l l . . . U ' l l l l a . . * Donald and ■mad i arrived la a p a said a gun In th* hand* of a mute Bernard Un'lres*. $IL U . Officer Gray m.d* lJ>e atk one of twe prohlbiCoa gmgyd had bee* discharged **tlHatty Guxtavaon, Ron.Id Muir that »ny person. I« thl* rlty we* rtat. * h r a i Cl ffoid Bell. ^A lra U. I- rl'g iL V fir a ylacr on a progiam , 1 danUllr daring the mrlee. * D. M. Griffin, while maa. Inmlrrsi. Mr. and Mr*. Frrd Dor and hr urge* that all mutical j Rfegriff Howard Duff of Belcharged' with op,rating aa auto­ lalvut gel In touch with him * l| nrr *n<l Rig Packard. llamgr. I* $ki«- Nell g n | county *aid BUtkarg told mobile which baJ only one froak once, so that the program* ran be him the dynamlu bomb yaa set and nio rear, light, will l« tried kept at a h gh standatd during the (IIAKOK DIHMIBHEIi Friday aftam aca. O ffbrr Ander­ rntirv sriie*. sen aaada tha a m e l. Mr. Tlllis has enjoyed «un*ld#rNEW YORK. June 3 « .-(A F ) gars of An hi* Johnson, J. IL Urgahari, white mechanic, charged with poseeralng A rhartre of grand lar.cny against able ruccesi la a d'rerinr of pro was flaad $740 an a c h * iv «f h>ad Janie* GeUsr*. colored, Belle IJvlngtlone, n lfH rlub ho»- gram* of thl* lip*, farin g apon Ing drank. A 30 day aenlcnre im­ with disorderly ro o lm t tr*«, wa* dl*mli*ed hy Maji.tr*!* sored there In Dclucod for tbioo posed was later egdered .-.pended let*it continued until Pll- Galdslvia r*«t*rd«y when Helen year*, end Naw Pmyrna for the upoa a prarwie# #f goo.1 lehario*. Mi art oo tbe Officer O tar mode the *<r >t. iwg the r**e of Willi# F*l- M r.y , a modLt* why preferred la st twa war*. A» manr •» 2000 n ar possible, stored, charged with vto- the charge, derided "perhaps It prr.oa* bar# he aid run-erti la $g atop street eldinance. art* a ml*take," aad withdrew the Iteluind oa on# n lrh t Mr. TU B ir the Aug. 13 Field., and Hareey Kl( law. broogkt said, and latest In that clip has aied, ertiraled $1.00 bonds complalal. | emimlsalonar* never failed *«> Jo*n In program* | p o s t * J after bring grromrtrwriloa »Urtad Vy Rtat* so lhal DoUnd ragidrat* might m violating th r slap-street lie wiih'nrloM * aad *Sp,.while M»ry Eavarly tad Highway Department upon m i. ha provided Officer* WHrner, ralaead, astraalvd $i lectio* at hlrhw sr h$ttRg$a C1*r JiySbla rnU summer mat mont and Mlaaaala. . ' ' I tha »ams charge. md Teat Mar* Local Boys Return Two More Attempts Preacher Is Sought On World Flight Are On Kidnaping Charge Waiting For Weather McRory Principal Gharij In License Rai Programs Will Be Presented Weekly From Band Shell Disorders Attend Strike Of Miners In O h i o District Traffic Law Violati AAgain „ Feature Police Court Activiaes On Monday) ] While moat of the Pacific. . cojut state* enjoyed moderate t weather, the remainder of the country continued to swelter today under torrid skiea th a t ■i 1 offered little hope for lm- ' mediate relief. .g ' ' *,, �fS ^ fE n i' IIT o G e tT o IndUnAoe fay Approve New Cannon On Divorce! Ife ro^^Z SE Si*: minds graap the Mm on which we « ! flfh U n r-a oM -fwr boIId*y l» rood huMlag. No helidey, M o*l*o i n toi, no h i m koraoono, ho m Im Ml V ' T h e " edmlnlatratlon leader. • ending word u d | i t U*f word oofit that a n lm atk a fo fiik tar* pota through the kero- «r pitcher'* deal on bt tko Baa* though Iho Fade nproved baaotetl they want dawn n. w t o « T S , » .- ,A P ,- L S ^ ,„ t 5 £• ko Joint comaliaion on divorce cUrorf tkat K* would el lew rT an il the genera) convent! m 6t the I tar tko plaintiff to amowd l the rotoaunt Eplocopal chuich modo ^ j k o l declare**, of plane n n tbllo yeeterday an amendment tel*0 •Urinate tko worda th at-“tko i pcopdood Cannon on divorce. “ «**•* orcorrad wUhlif tko*CHy It providaa far tka oMurUga'ofl ,1“ IU •* Hanford." . rorvad prnaona I. EploceMl A* * >*£ ^ thU aflaxpoaM arcka., by rlo rrr nr thecharth, f * **■ «Wf«n*,- who lac tko regular prayer kook rrlra, but firee to aay clergyJ IT '!1 *“ * * »*•«* wo* do- that thla 'demand M rat oot road building to help tka man bordonod with rani aaUU ha. .wept tko etato like wildfire. If tko adminis­ tration will - accept tko altaatton and acre* .to noo a part of tko rood bedding money, tko people will get practical relief wltkoot Irapeeltlen of anotker penny of down Into • b a t t l e hBriere, far, aa usual, tka mlog Mom got lace then 10 Off tko offering! of tka ****[• T W got . seven, In rtocladJ^.two triplae and two M a ^ .N B f {" raacbM of tbo field, NfUg'HJggina, end reaching eec. •o befara tko boll woo bock to *0 Inflald. Ha died there however, Ifd. Fade had acorod their ■0 and only marker. Hoy Britt again Mtahliahod himIV M. OMo ft ha grv.teit outoWere an a meteor Sanford team *k evor had when h# .nagged n M« kit Him drira that woe ikotod a triple at laaet, and rat (# | . rally. Hoy, after hearing R The boa HANFORD B ritt If — Patera, lb ... Deetch, aa .. Martin, ef _ Miller, rf .... Hlfglna, Sb . Ilarrl.on, Ob Bchlr.rd, c „ . . 1M t t t to o -4 id t » u , <^ ih> WwKim j C eMg S . *->k?ty. t u n l . * - v, ^ slo kmJ rthar Man tko^pnpM l puWl.h- Wright gr.nied-them ln *»»t»fafig Apr. n , wk.ch autkariaad Epic- Mr. Herrtafa amendment ,■ flam Mg mind, and an d lrid S jk lT o f bold W took upon hlmaalf to w early Cbriitlan Chertk1 ke mot Ckriat on M rom mission I deal.rod that ha Intended to bring Read and became • C% Member, of the Mid Um change wa* mode to moot ,ol‘ ngnlnet the city Commlm!#*. ♦elf be.eew thing*. a atom of advene critic:.* of tko !” ***»edlattely, H ft raining tkaaf Afferent tight and fe< original suggestion, hat there a re ],row ••Wng.hic property for taa- oerneoUy advecatod t» ladlcatlona, they added, of . fraeh •%_ » ♦there a* well aa thee* wove of protect over, the amended . BreMnt City limlta extend or thbi particular sect I plan. ; aoulh to Onera Street, west far y HjhU a ^ whorayourabo- ° « b#« SnrwL 0 ra In an amendment to the amend-1V*0” 1 1000 i * , i beyond 0 rap.villa ^M ^M,. aNd J«U m latig at people **7t .< meat, a minority'bloc of the rom- ^ * ^ ? 1J V * / « , •* « » IN * feet dwal| loMtkar M cammunltMa or Claralond - 000 OC mlmlow propoeod that the mar-1 b*r#nd .NriJoovilla Avenue aa la* MatM AIM n u t of dakMolty U Mow York « riaga of a divorced person -may M ? “**r Fort Malian, aad jowa -regulating th . HgkM.ond SattorMa: Hodko, not be performed by a mlal.ter of * «“ *•» •< » « “• UbyrtlM of ofl for tko common •»" wad Scwtll;' pi tbU church, but If the paella, aro Aa Dr. Nrirao kpa ricrarly <J*«mo n d Parkioa. married by clrll anthorlly no Unla i‘J W*T* ^W k '^W W y tko Wily man: who I S t Louie „_:„'000 0 podlmant .hall e.U t to their mam- A v ^ ^ n Th J j. “ ri P^ ll# bei.hlp ln the church and a CB» **“ *2*^ ^ Mngbey mIkliter may In hla ’<ll.cr.Hnn M„ ‘ r " Ff,1Kh AvOnao, blaaa the S T l^ « ^«U on, tooth on Franck Arana, to Frrak! Un Street, eajt 0n Franklin Street Tko Meal ate to, to bo B eato n ___ 000 M n . i. n . ,0 • P°*nt about one quarter of 0 * • Mtu, la whoa wo lara the Xordl BaUarUi U+t r t ,r«» “ •"onvm# Avenue, and U n iL n J I a r ti e " y M**” north to th# lake front, IoM e tn o d u t C l e r i c . •“^ ‘♦i.n. meor- until that goad tlma'cnum. It will Phlladelphkt . too 0( r v j __ A a A n o pnrated within the city limlta by U righto BottorMa: • Bridge, werai Franklin Ter- ? _ _ Wno Helgkti, Edgewaod, and Hbartlaa of paoplaa by U m . wortk|J^okaffcy thd |M N R iriiiin w n v . ’ - . °»?*"wold, gomlnolo llatghu, . wkethor wo wont to admit It or Detroit DianOpBeanchamD. s r jss c b s r .! ^ f s LANHT’B MIX} 1 “ * " U » « -■ "■ » I £a,.‘l£T. bar««r CHru, FteM ; io.pit.1 her. ini night, ii# wu COCOA Proraat If Herroll, lb Culbreiit m H u Been Developed ] Th# Blahqp wo. widely known , TAII,’A. Ju ^ T W --(A F )-T ka or hie work aa a foreign ambaata ."T*'** #M <f • itra* by ranoere, or and mlaalonar* diplomat of **lr*ctor*. anj fruit atom Ii denomination. ***# S*** ha* ahown that Thra. weak. *g» BUhop Brau- Murdock, r f Holton, c Headley, ib !aa^rja*j;.g!r Atklnaon, p -----4 0 I 0 I 0 - ■ ■II • 7 *7 4 1 HcoVo by Innlntai Cocoa ----- MO 001 000—8 J « I * ! Now York Chlckge..., u<wto«^:_._ .r --“.S S a T " i“r": s s s 'z x Z 'X Z 'z : . FURNISHED APARTMHMT • Hanford l u l ___ 000 010 000—1 Rune batted In, Pravoet I. Mur­ dock I, Prlne 1, Harr Iron 1. Two baee hit., Murdock, Holton, Herrleon. Three boa# kite, Proraot Culfarath. Btolen ba.ea, ProvMt Patera. Double pUyr. Uke to Hlggina to oPtora Atkin, to Harrall to Headley. Loft on base, Cocoa 7, Ban ford 6. Baa* on halla. off At­ kina 8, off U ke 4. Htrack out by Alktne «, by Uko I. oolvac aad bur brain I* clear e«M Rimw w# ore going U bo hfartity thtag# *o kora Mid end done. and Wllaom. Now York .. M Cincinnati 00 Boturiee: FI »»i Hogan, »■ BtraUckl. Eckg Aakp. , . \ Now Fork „ « Clnrinnott. ., R Rattorbor Mi Hogan. OTgrr* •n .. d Styloa, MM C a TO r w q m ueaovauM *lbdA UloT b A tL A fe tA V ’HOUJ C l T f i t f T6 i Cm a /ic u 'm X jD U iH fA 4 I' m T a w W o r o ne /A * * * t LEOHOHN PULUtTB, I0e a*ri gT T ; ? • - HriM, $1.00. H ear, bre«t L a i t Mrte* $1.78: B. t T T U U r.fT im , Dies At Age Of 62 tb* ,M**et k of the b a t aenaed tkat waa going place., eo he i*fM about headed for the deep iwttld but oil the while keeping * **V ." lh *»»», an raught the id with a great reaching catch. l - r ' P « i « * - m 000-1 •A . a . h, m u d«n« u .m -| 1. Watson said report, from all I tko meantime, tka Fade way* rta of Florida,' aa relayed to him do M gyt to Atklnaon, the Represent, tire Mbthe we of ■*•* . who not <oo long ago W « r the Halford poetItch- JaekapnrOla. and others, Indicated th a t ''</tentlm4nt wee growing Maldat rood building in Florida. "The pOopla who go about tka oteU know wa have chad* enough at tko comment," Wateoo declared, "wa aao roe da bolt through dead M«tiona. Yon can go almoet any­ where by o number of through rootee. They have gone crasy Battoriaat ffattn apd M.Moy, ^ k r t V A j I W i , and roU R ROOM AUrtamal k t A» ^ r ,$ n :Ladr'. Shoppe. POR BRNT: OompUtei, h m co m pletbd W.—Vn .j w nk �' l.v te ro M h .W » M .« r* ..o f - miu w r Arij \ A n S ^ w - .: M l /word* into but ptovrehatvoT— SPENCES’8 NEW. DAll | *T A r.B ABflHOPPEB' TO AN Drtroit New*. On ( W r y tfa b R iw whewt, M lberp ^ ally and ntaia depend It* money l*. mad. The clrcblatlng Hi-the con HMrte wW t “Wal rft t* y WtttJ S ta in 98,000,000; (6t ealloet 980,000,000 from G« ffritM SUtn 98,000,000; Mch dan aot‘collect from Go 1 State* 98,000,000. ■ f * fair words, juat how thw JE FATHER'S LOVE- ; whgt. ragfingr ol w rt ter h»th bertmM'npm* •we ihould M ewllrt thw saving |74, nd b a t 1 under the plan, because It KX>, fr*nc« w in bo ‘second won't,* 11M,000,000. '’France, naturally, la (gait Inclin* 4d: tbertfbto the w*rW k SEA WINDI (From Tb* lyric) into tribute Ret duffJr iny flower1* <M1 uhNor unyflMg U hkrt It* WUL HSi*1 •*: 1 ............... II* tyrtnnle* have brtd a bleak acceptance, •». • *A Warped *uh»U»laa, 'paaAMMi, That rtrtpTth* h»*rt al b ird r t {K»; ymjdtr .beach Ik,- *— » 9* old it 6k* fo rto ttrt rtu th l —FT*Ace* enla Bankhead, »UUr of Telt ha* iwrt nUy re-rttened. ia her girth huebeod. Peggy h Joyce ahould look to her —Patience Eden. (Widow's Lament.—"Don't ta lk to m* about lawyer*, my dear. I've had 'aa much trouble over the property th a t f sometimes wish my husband hadn't died!”—Sydney Bulletin. Long Beach,. Coney and even Southhampton on hot weekends loch like paper rn In the bathing toll* — apparently If .p girl haan't one aha might aavfel) stay home and soak In ths bathtub. Bert by the aea fltb wind M-atwayf > Mowing— ' ?. * 11 will net let the hartwed vine* aANridli^Wowtmt* while On <h Attracted attention throughout resulted In many favorable coi hXUhrt \ U '* , heavy motor vehicle Ri Rl m e coiupee#» point* control it B. 0„ Ndw. and CM**-. top 0? the Pr the' m blow* out. F ‘'B & ----- „ worat ip hot weather. Tfrea mvementi with the »un atrea R ea ch fo r a J C k Y in s t e a d if he ■uap&t* one It’eftdd that ail thee* navy cut* re tedoeed about everything Boat even touching the bottom the sailor*' panther*—Boston — yWlU,^*g«r»m **y« v W »U l r t v | v i w boUgoy about Mm rttmiog f»r yrtaidett. lit tay* bn we* only .wwa't »uR for preatdoatt h*w*n't Vrth be drafted. At a in»at*Ti •* bet art don't knew r t anything Which would do thlo country more : -_—.a i L ^ . _ L I m 1 a n m l, fe n d •nw-.ffilrTt m«iji/rTTif ^3ntThi to one'* Urea ] operator at an m ake u n safe _* fc-Ta - rfjg ‘ u u n ii am - C. MILLS BOYD w ith • 71# NKW YORK I^SID£ O U t 1W ear l b v NEW YORK, June eO-BiOwd. h ' hbow to pnu * This le fhe ikawroom *t ebth etroet, whirs fog Mvertl year* pcetty pretty girls have rplled rolled yean i>ot In Sanford yootorday why1* “derm in cwfhef" i Adam 's Ayplg, Bra cau ld ^f slnRr WB Cctddti't mrlBrt B9WMK. Far y o ar Adam'* A|>b1« la your Uuryfix -y c v rv d lM b e x H It cMitahw your vocal d to n fr. Ro­ Phono I Iff-* B. rack Aft. — wn hiMadili i n v m u v r ™ ai iIL wm i1vJlirtlim i p iv iiiAliL i n RjliJjy yvw v m w K avmnm* H j^ r U n A l lia m , h frfrtN U f t b m .F a W v l I V f i WF IV V n ■MffiarmUV R l IIHVIlp W V areao tt In all raw to trtte m W m l fordlO O tY lfrfm d«»am m nbary f 9TRIKI I* fha Only d ia n lt* In Ai^MM fhrough Mb axdualv* cigarettes lor tb* b*n*/U . of maaoulla* pasteraby. the gleamIng marhlntrjt and tba- girl* turned nut ewe of the national brand* h headfd Ms bafitd a urging alive waa a paatim* u* in day* of long ago, m hoti nay* It occur* only ** a ri­ ot accident. An Tlnnou bey, iHug a pomp In hit father'* w)i*n a cavc-fn Soddcnly IMtmd him for twaMy-fwi heart, rtaesed finally Itttfw tba worto without [nod n aa fra do not JaU Rndar Urn ph a w rlet.ef v * ,- " alt November apdr contfnua scUtag UKSKY STRMS. A niT o w a I wfdfrr v 6*WAdelm’g A aala.M mraamM Lm m raaaam iraM m U iiia a uporicnco. NcverthoMa bt ( f grateful to bee l aedeaf*. ; something about a cold imp bed* In tb* earth which )t *n unpleaiant place la Watson, Hill*borough iwptir t, e jt« Hoover’* war The CapUhi—Bump—"Hat ymti c mote that aplflt of alttcere and earnest co-operaUea. Good advertising and lojtal news In yopr local paper* glee* your community a goad front to the •tnm ger In Tpwr nddrt,‘ for the ootilde world sees yor community through your local newspaper. Iet'a sta rt tba pro*petit, ball rolling by prdrfhp oar faith and and congratulate them on • their courage. “But how do you ilk* the d r t t ' ask McCann and Me Mullen. S f to let Cta-roany Have It fcbcV M 8 lot*,' '-at;— *u-------pi ■ i--------■ ’ . -7 £ ati U ft (p ira te d ' (h at I f W l B . individually and collectleely; spout evrty dollar poetfbl* Wlthta .ihe common tty and aldto, m trty niare mimona of dollar* would remain hoie annually that worth fo rth h additional boalaeu and employnwnt and thereby Improve the |adlrldnal porrhaatng power. Many farmer* lament that they cannot sell their product# In their local community, when the ipoet prominent piece of llteraturt in their homes la a mall-ordfe-House catalogue that caeaoa m u g n t f k dollar* to be sent out of the stale. Yet, the worthy tiller* of, the p U are eery unhappy about the con­ duct of the other fellow.’ TVhai la frith cf the fanner la-tro* In many t t t n of the merchant. They want people to buy their wares, while the* fall to patTonlee home-folk*, Without reallalng that they are le e build! hg up each eth ers bu.ialaa, the community acid the stole, helping each other Individually ftfUTroUtctlvtljN Tall the public the different kin fa of com moditie* that wo prodace and r tir y hi atoek that fit ’.wiiv-' •<; _19 m. tlearned i ...... il In Ih* car yet T" rm a irin g for an n w riid wife to rtrlv• drive the a A 'S m f * Y « « d iM l Of cold, N ntfm btr f r f **,- s Bum per—“Yet, In an advisory O a r B adcri* Count That rotor a t the backs of rloudi, rapacity.”—Collet* Humor. M ib U la d Under | U Magnificently keen; Champion Ph7*W**ml«L—*“How U. 8. W awiuti f m It moat be ,MW> .tHHanr atone, did yoo find yoar data a t the CERTIFIED •I j *3 •*»r’ M U X ’‘ Away from ether gems. danr* last night when the light* An ein*f*td impotalble want oulV* T o -fit la diadem*. *T picked her out by the Braille ayetem.”—3. C. Wantpo*. Ai All B o*o n . e Oh, I can aeo Ka wintry depth*. PreJldent Hoover I* aeehlng to Lonely, and hard, and bright, cut expenses In the. Interior De­ SPENCER'S DAIRY, A splendid, solitary jewel partment. That’* the way moat ‘ Geo. Untouched by other light; Harden, I people reduce.—Vlrglnian-PI lot. And when I’m old, and starringpoor, Youl) anab mo g a it endurance; KELLY LOTTA MILES TIRES 111 have my gorgeous emerald. And you'll hare—your Incurancel Amorkf* Mr* ; «B .## gaaugh «loi / Liberal allows*** op yoar «U ftPKClAL This Week IS plate gaaraaleed■ BATTER1 BATTERY--------- — 11.00 also Dues or Wli polish San Juan Garage �A n d Personal A ctivities onals Miss Hazard Is Wed To Clinton Burbridge Attracting th# interest 'of a Cearteay la planning 'far New Orkana to wide circle of frlanda hare la tha announcement of tha marriage of Mii> Abby Emmarena \lta ia rd . daughter of Mr. and Mra. U W. II n ard , of Jacksonville, formerly of thU city, to Clinton Burbridge, •on of Mr. and Mra. Ben Burbridge, of Jacksonville. The cere­ mony wa« performed on Saturday afternoon at 4 o’clock at St. Anguetine. Mra. Burbridge waa originally from Jacksonville and waa grad­ uated from high eehool there. l a t ­ er ahe attended Rolllna College at Winter Park and came from there Patera, Mra, F. E. here with her parent*. She waa M>a* Ruth Patera employed by The Sanford Herald lando yaetorday for for about a year. After moving a r 8. Coleman and Taanldlffe k f t Sunana Baaeh where they hi Mra. V. A. Speer ana age Spear, III, plan to nayrow for Daytona Beach ; ah act a month. Social Calendar TUESDAY An lea cream aocial for tha benefit of tha FI rat Chrtatlan Church will ho held on the comer of Eighteenth Street and Palmet­ to Avenue with Circle Number Three In charge. WEDNESDAY. Elka Charity Ball will be givrn from 10 o'clock until 1 o'clock at the Lake Mary Caelno with muaic by the “Gloom Chaaera." The Sarah Parker Methodiat Orphanage Club all! meet at 3:30 o'clock at the home of Mra. 0 . A. Radford, 11B French Avenue. The Young People of the Chriatlan Endeavor of the Firut Breabyterlan Church will meet at 1:30 o'clock at the home of Mlaa Car­ men Guthrie In Dreatnwold. All membera are requeeted to attend aa Important bualneaa will be diacuaaed and plana for the month'a work of the council will be made. FRIDAY. The Rebekaha of Diatiict Num­ ber Eight will hold a district meeting a t 1:30 o'clock at DeLand. 4th of JULY THURSDAY & FRIDAY H oys' n n d M en’* BATHING SUITS All wool — Special Sanford Elks Will Stage Charity B a ll Mra. J. C. Aycock, Mlaa n ilk t and Ja c k Aycock .from Daytona Bench r apant atreial day*. The nroceeda of the Elk* Chari­ ly Ball to be given tomorrow night at tha Lake Mary Catlno hy the local Elk* lodge wilt be given to the charity committee of the organiaatlon and will he uacd raclualvaly for local charity. All plana for the ball have been com­ pleted and a large number of Sanford'* aocial act la eapectrd to be preurnt. Dancing will begin at 10 o'clock and continue until ‘J o’clock to muaic fumlahod by the “Gloom Chaaera", local orehntra. L. Marantette and Mlaa Helen Marentette. i tomoiow fer Daytona pend the month of July. Mr. and Mia. A. P. Connelly, who have been apendlng n »hort Mra. B. G. Smith and time »t Richmond, Va., Washing, will leave tomorrow for ten, D, C., Baltimore, Mil., anil 4 motor trip to point* other ptlnta, have relumed home. , and North and South MDa Elisabeth Shoemaker, and her brother, C. W. Khocmiker, left mi Mra, Q. D. Biahop, MU* thiu morning for Eaat Orange, N. Sllhop and “Buddy" Blah- J , where they will apend the re­ maining part of the lum m ir with Among member* of the Young their brother-in-law and aiatcr, People’* S e r v ic e League of Holy Mr. and Mr*. J. S. Thorp. Croat Episcopal Church who arc attending a ramp at Camp Wing4 Mra. Maurice EelraenoMr. and Mra. W. II. Evan* and Bnnewlck, Ga., will be aon, Scldon, of Tampa, are the 31ann at Cryatal Bench near Tar­ bl o f Mr*. Sadye Baumel guests of Mra. M. V. Evan* at her pon Spring* thl* week are: the Mtage gt the beach for home at I*rke M*ry. Thry raprcl to JRrv, II. Irving I*>uttit, the Mi»*e* 'Lillian Uranan, I’hyllia Smith. leave Monday for the New Eng Katherine Moriiaon, Alice and Haland elate* and Canada tu apend ael Harvey, Hanrletla Edwirtl* and the aummer. William Morrlton, Charlc* Belt*. B. L. Perkin*, Jr., and Teddy - Mjr — d Mth w. C- HUl.-kte*. A. E .' Q.I11, Mra,' " . A . Newman and Ann' EtGtlte, of Bainbridge, Ga., State Help Asked To 3 a party apendlng Sun- will leave tomorrow by motor for Put Out Glades Fire •rto e a Beach were: Mr. Cloudland,, Ga., where' they will t , E Roumitlat, Mr. nnd apend u n i time at the Hill’a aum­ WEST PALM BEACH, June 30. L. O’Conner, Francta mer home there. — (AP>—Call* for *tate help tn Mr. and Mra. H. G. Gray and fighting a large fire raging in thi gueata, Mra. Kuale Dunbar and dry muck land* near Moorr Haven ®Nky Evans and brother, Mlaa Ernestine llughe*, cf Cro*«- were received at the Everglade* I, pre (pending the summer villa, Tran., who have been spend­ Drainage Board office* today. The report *ald the fire covered tr trade, Frank Evans, of ing a month at Daytona Beach, Mas*., and their aunt, Mi*. relumed here yesterday. Ml*. a Urge area but U not menacing Whitney a t Old Orchard Dunbar and Mi*a Hughe* will bo any building*. Ben Herr, dialnagn the gunl* of Mr. and Mr*. Gray board aecrrlaty, *a!d the beard ha* at tlieit home on Magnolia Ave- made no provision* for fighting fire* and intimated no hrlp would Da* nor Harrlng Vrrlvad nu* for a few more daya. be given. RWM Pittsburgh, Pa., to •'aum m er beta with her JULIAN CONCERN INVOLVED FORT TAYLOR—Weter mainJadge and Mra. G. G. tiring laid at ramp site to be uved ad Utelr home on North DEL RIO, Tea**, Jur>* 30.— by Florida National Coast artil­ (A P)—The Terrell County Dt»- lerymen training ramp. Mra. Ben Steele are trlcl Court yesterday ordered thu CTT, Julian Oil an,| Royalties i- month at Jcffenon. Company of Tea**, a 13,000,000 they ere the gueata or placed in the handa of a HOMEMADE ICE CREAM i. relative*. Before re- concern receiver, AND CAKE Ima U d r w ill v ia it v * r i ta Nerth Carolina. M en’* M unninjtw enr UNION SUITS Corsets Genuine It. V. |l. and Rock' Inchalr. Biieo 31 to 33— Special price. ____ ^ W o rth u p lo 17.50 T w o Ihjxc* M en's W h ite SPORT TROUSERS And one Kleenex L ad les' Wool M en'n N ninnook BATHING Highlights of Summer Fashions that Will “Whisk Away” at These Prices! W o rth u p lo 63.95 UNION SUITS rtlxra 36 to IK A w N irtm cnl Indira’ Silk U nderw ear Worth $ 16 .75 Sale Price $ 13-75 W o rth tip to $3.93 One Speciul Lot Silks (not Co-Ed) $2.95 "SLA SH ED ” pricra! J a r k t t d rraara nnd w ill* fo r «H rani ohm! O n f-p lri'f llrc u u m w llli b rie f wleevm! ChiffoitH In ijidlcn’ prlnH ant* |in * lrl* ! Ilurk crcpra! Witnh r rcara! A r n rr runtirf nut Inn of value an d fash io n . M ilk SPECIAL PRICE ON LADIES’ SUMMER C olor: N ile R rrcn HATS $2.95 Men’s white and colored DRESS SHIRTS With collar* attached 15 eta. b i t t y Smith le ea pec ted i Thursday from Ws*h. CL, PUtabargk, P n, and Maryland where ahe haa (tag friend* aad relative* M six week*. Mra. Edmond M*i*ch n , Angola nnd Bylvta, •an at Daytona Boavh 3 ala wooka, nlvraad My and loft thla mornantvUI*. B. C . whara ft Mra. Mclach’a mothA. Taegu*, for a few One lot Men’a Tuesday Evening, June 30th. WARWICK, ft. Y, June 3 0 .(A P)—Veteran employe! of the motive power (hope of the Lehigh A Hudaon railroad here have voted a 4-day working waek, It w u an ­ nounced yvaterday. The action was taken to prevent younger employe* from being dismissed temporarily. Bargains In T h e Piece G oods Department Corner I Nth Htreol and Palmetto Aveaue. Benefit ChrletUa Chnrrh. Curb and Table Brrvlre. Kverynne Welcame. ELK’S CHARITY BA(X Wednesday July 1st Tabic Cretonnes, Scrims, Linens nnd oilier materials worth to 75f per yard. Special per yard 29c One table Rayon and fancy materials for summer dresses. Worth to 89c per yard. Sale price per yard .’19c Evcnost Prints. Worth 29c per yard. Special per yard 29c All pure Silk. All shades dark and pastel. Special 89c C f per y a r d .................... One Table Voiles. Worth up to 29c per yard. Kale price per yard 25c Short lengths Ticking and Domestic. Slightly soiled. Per y d ........ 10c One lot of bargains. . . prints, voiles, cretonnes, etc. Special per yard 20c All fancy and solid color Rayon. Worth up to $1.00. Special per yard ................ 60c O ne Itegular 35c S ye. hair pins, snap*. •ty plus, hair nrls. collar bands, etc., worth 10c each—Special STRAW HATS Special rlonc out W ith tw o p a ir tr a in e r * . M ade o f bent q u a lity matcrtalri f o r aummer LAKE MARY CASINO of Ihla dance given to charity to ho uoed for local charity, MUSIC BY “GLOOM CHASERS” Sanford V*Hfu Phone m �’<L, ,1V ' UU-*.-’. a , jj ■+■ -it. •b . •, - a *— , -r ♦ * • - ^ -rr f \ T‘* ' »w - * w e • -** -a**>**»*' ; *'■-'** • V wUUo« b r » « w « i fbi'W ^ettfetale iW F W K AtL, *100, V * ff**kTllW, ■” * ' J: rw tr Blnnlatham mark was ft im ■ferih o f’eorainm tnt ddd It people, bare [learned to maalrea ».the nation muat ly ■ufferj an d .th a t tiny record. New m arkvatso (row W at prostration. Northern Florida experienced Mxheet temperature* of the (M r, Jacksonville had 9ft while Bl. Pal* or*barg waa only fire dffreea cooler. Miami and aouthaiat Fieri* da Ware fairly comfortable with a maximum rceordlnf of 87 da* M i New Orlaani had tha hlxheat of H it, while Richmond waa nat »u (ferine with an of* •ficlal IS. Charlotte. N. C„ how* aver, * waa. atilt awelterlnc under - . f - pti '■ j G aSi .it' 'Technical V i e t o i f y In Suit {C*nUmM. (r«n P i n O n.) 1, p'cee, (hey were lub itin llilly the ■aa*b ad thoee altered s ta liu f tM orlfinal declamtlak, Tha new point ralahd by tha dafcrtae w a. that the PraalJcnt new’ cthse at action Which thay aald rMulted I f f m ’ tha amended ilccUr«Jdon,,wa» OuUlde the two year a U tale of Umltaliana. Georje 0 , H arriot, caunael for Mm. Spurting. entered a,dem urrer to the nine pleat, declarine In af* (cat that they Ware frivolous. Nearly an bear's arcument an* tued, when bath counsel cited s e ­ rious court daclaiona sustaining »r Prawn, bringing treat* lhafr points, J/* ita Wright ruled In la ro r of Mr,; Fppe'e attorneys, s t r w ; how enr, whereupon Mr. H arriot axpreaead h it ,»p*recietlon athfid Mr. Whltehalr that ‘ ft a t aaksd to .appear on a yiM ctad verdict be ordered. Mr. n which had #*r>iU purpose WjrJtehtlr objected to U directed verdict a t this Urns union Mr. HerrVx would mat hit ease, Mr. mt cafuaed and tha rata area ad Vraaontad to the Jury, a Isle hour.this afiarnoon, o llo tu y wltneCsei had bean i Fred .T. •Williams,,Chief af ■ Roy O: Wllllemi, Carl E. n than by a/(l|lat* WIBUma. C. Winn, ’and Mm, wlU tha .mack af flpurllng, l> a Jury la composed of thej.followia£i O IL F lin t, C. M. Bte^e, 0. W. 8 pi ley. H. D. Fin* nclf, R. P. Del te r, end I J ^ Abell he p itted a w raith on ITaVdltf.Memorial a t M WHEN WAVY PROVED ‘PARK H O ltgg lN B A C B ’"' V tR A O il -{ A P b - Ch th at • Catholic inquiry. rU R TtjiN U , Ore, tP)*—The Oregon «*• jAkfrmen E Sand Akarman. S S Mr.SPope highway ho. at **• 1 '* Je represented by the law firm of He\|. handle, and Whltehalr, Do* U pd, w lthM r. Whltehalr as lead* Iny (Counsel amUled by 0 . C. Hull, and. Counts Johnson. The automobile accldtnt which m o rsa io ,7 * " r T " aaat an Oeneva is a f tha col* Banltta -T he three tea dmw(i u p tn a t,: ^ ” ' a*-L I * s hy �\ romtiiobTO ; AyH y r':4 L M t - iM y ' E! ■taly f u rn b b e tl # 4 5 , C M rj C ab C M p . n r ; g ja , F t l C o o k -T b a Q uaker M aa. N M t < :4 5 , D r . Sch o tT a F o o t C o m . 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 30, 1931 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 30, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 30, 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