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BANFORD,
fliAMES
Gutty Take
Nonte,Alssin 2200-Mile
>p Sea Flight
- * HOLIDAY IN ROAD
BUILDING IS SEEN
AS POPULAR IDEA
VLADIVOSTOK. Juno » —
(AF)— Wltey Port and HanrM
Gatty roaumed their world g;rdUnk deafcat »ta P. M. today when
they took o ff from Kbabaroeak
far Kama an a projected aon-»t#p
flight of nOO-milaa nrroaa the
North Portftc.
*
Father Uaa* gained w m l
aoUhe* an tha niara a* thaf
lot a few preclou* hour* *Hp by
to hero 'an auapleteua moment
far the taka off on tho mort dtfflcalt part o f tha remainder of tho
world fllgbt They Unded at
Khabarovsk yesterday attar a
*50 mil# bap from Btegiversh.
cheaak. They got tha loogoat
•leap lb*)l bad star* leering Naw
Toth laet Taaoday and after a
thorough In*pact'on of their pUne
pronounced It ready 1 * tb*
dancarou* night across tha North
Phatftc. . ,
i
TWy hare already cere red B.KO
mils* on tha 1M00 mil*, .world
flight hi approalmataly fire day*
Various:- .Disturbances
Attend Election To
Deddft-Kind OfGovermnent
Will R
u*le
iySIi P'9
*
Amendment Defining ' ]
Sanford Boundaries *
Ib Said Involved IAVuf
Legislative M ix u p 'i
MADRID. Jan* » - ( A P ) TDetpite strtet eotitorshlp on dispatchtat telling of blecHon disturbances
It « m te*rn#4 today that >0 P*rtoai war* killed In uprisings at*
tending yesterday's rating. Msjor
ditUrhanr** on balloting which,
on tha baste of Ineomplate return*,
showed a victory for tho conscrvsUt* republican aoclallat bloc, ocnred at Malaga, 8*rlllo and
T h e civil dam age
w it > j
brou ght b y Mra. F lora S p u r»>•
Ung against O. J . Pope, local . C
celery grow er, making 150,- ‘
000 dam ages because o f tha
*
death o f her husband, J. E .
Spurting, In an autom obile a c - • w
cldant at th e c o m e r o f O ak
i
and G eneva Avenue*, Jan. 2 ,
,
1029. took an unexpected tu rn
?
In Clrrult Court this morning whon
j
•Homey* for Mr. Vop* produced
,
evidence which they centtnd*4
i
proved that tha »een* of tha at- » |
cldant waa not in the city IlmtU
j
and that the present recognUfd
limit* of the City ar* illegal.
\ "*
Tb* e»»*. which b*g*n PH4aj£f a
had Ju*t baan t«»umcd. and Fred
'
T. Williams, local (tvtl angtnaat.
,■
was on tb* stand as witness for
Mr*. Hpurling, for the purposs 41 ,.■
establishing the fact that tha ati
cldent occurrad In tho city limits
of Saafotd. •
Mr. Williams had answtrad but
two question* when Frauds P. . .1
Whitekslr, DaLand. leading da-. )
fens# counssl, arose and offered
evidence which he claimed prove l
»,
that tha Intersection of Oak sad '
Uenava Avenues ta not In lb# «Ujf
,
limits nf Sanford. Offering a* ■
proof copies af tha House and
Censures People Who
Use Arguments Of
“ Presonal Liberty”
Frtevas.
It waa n*ea»nary to declare mar
tial law because a general •trike
am* called In proteat agslnvt Iba
death of a warkman In an election
brawl.
Two peraon*. Including n police,
man, died in .Adolona when com
munist* fought with police. Anoth
er wa* killed In a fight between
catholic naUoaallita and republi
can* In San Sebaatlan.
Two persons •wore killed In
flghta between police and com
munists at AlasasdUla, near Gran-
PRY LAW V
TO BIBLEC
In Malaga on* parson was
killed when police fired on a
mob.
.
Mora than 1000 candidate*, repre>anling 11 parties ami Independ
ent ticket*, sought seat* a* depulie*. ,
^ / > « n ! i _ n ______. . . 1 .
Tb* republican-social l«t bloc I*
b relativaly
conservative like tb*
present provisional government
_—•‘ l 1
l*oliUral observer* last night be
NSW YORK, June a»^-(A F )— lieved Alejandro Lerroos, minister
ATLANTA. June
Mayor Jamce L. Kay of Atlanta Charges by Will llays tha I tho of foreign affair*, stood out as the
. {lung* Held Andrew* had de- most probable fatur* president of
repeated and expanded hi*. cr'.U.
idfd part of a photoplay** rove- tho rope bile In rt»* Alcala Za
NEW YOWL Juno t fo -(A P )— clams of prnhIUtiea.te an sddrosc
mora Is not left In that position.
noc for a churr), and drama a»The Woman's Madoration union la hU Bible cUst her* yesteiday
Early Indkatfgpe ij wbrp^lbn*:
wxtatUn
aud
tha
ministers
cuunannounced yesterday that It wBl
M ah-k » iifM p lii
Atlantic filer who has Wen re
president
moved at chlsf of tha air rorpa aa
cussed remarks made while he was
a result of hit political activities
louring France with a party of
for tho "revolutionary party," kad
American mayors.
In n e'er lad at Bavllle. This was
Meanwhile, thi-c* ministers hsr*
espeetci to bring about Ms Wpreached an prohibition Sunday,
Ira**' from srrnt In connection
and tho Uev. W. 1. Tyler, pastor of
with an alleged plot for an upris
Otar*. Methodist Church, in which
ing to establish an Andalusian re
tha' Mayer teach** hla Bible rl«o».
public.
announced ho would make a state turn to a letter frmq Mr. Andrew*.
The Catalonian question, Involv.
ment Bast Burnley of th* church's
"Your dapaitmmd Investiga Ing the future statu* of that pro
attitude toward the amendment tors," Mr. Itays sai l, “wrre fully vinca under the federal republic.
presiding for prohibition.
Informed of a hltey written to th* Increased in Importance when It
Dr, D. Witherspoon Dodg* of th«> Motion ricture I’rfilOters snd Ids- appeared that Francisco Marts,
They will ha circulated
Casual Congregational Church, tn tllbuturs of Anirrlcs umler date of provincial president,
had tri
members af UN Women's Mod
a "Radio Church" address, lir. J. June 14. IWI. I»y't>»- lt«v. George umphed with kit Ctitlonlan inde
Can union (hrsugnout the c
W. fhesois *t b t I'aul'* Mrlbo- Held Andrews, la |i> th«-n rapatl- pendence party. Th# question I*
try, and rand, In gnrt. aa folli
d.st Church and Dr. 1. R. Christ!#, ty of chairman of th- federal roun- now whether th# Indepen lent* will
"Wa it* yvvnrwhere ahuut
pastor of Iba I'onru De Leon Rap- til committee o# .villgious dram* accept statehood under the Rpanth* dll artf—
aft a t* of t
and as enccutlvp yre-relary of tho Ish republic or Insist upon a sep
habits. • * " Waa, women
(Continued On l**f« Thtea)
arate Catalonian state.
children v W r
anarglrs
In Valencia the radical repuM).
aappad and whan# respect
The dry protest mealing waa anram, under th* leadership of Min*
noanred for tonight by Dr. Chart**
later I-errout, were loading.
O, June*, soparintendenl of thr
It was apparent that the tri
Georgia Anll-Baloon Uagua, who
umph of tha republican-socialist
•aid its purpose wav to ‘•prolaot
tha wet s start Ions of Mayor James
group In Madrid would mean that
two women
elseled to the
omen had baan elected
th#
U Kay white In Farts." He said
assembly. They nr* Victoria Kant
speakers would Include Judge W.
TALLAHASSEE. June
A. Covington and Mr*. Mary Hat- (A F )—Fjlrlde'B new rating rom- first Bpanlsh dlroctor of prisons,
rls Armour, Nndlng pioklulllun ad- mission, gyi ‘dntad by Governor and Clara Camimamor, a Midi id
vorataa.
Carlton fat'nday, will meet here- attorney.
Mayor K*y told his class that today tq WS»«* a chairman and sacprohibition In America has "falterl, rclary, l l si range far opening an
providing * rich harvest for those tffk e In 0 - repltol, and to make
who violate It and evary evil of tho
old liquor day* for' those ■ ho use
It"
•.
II# said ha took his',-daughter.
Ruth, tu a speaksnay while k« was
la New York on tha way U> Fisn--e
Merahin of th# commission are
CHICAGO, Jun# « » . - ( A F ) and tha op*rater sold them "putrid M. II. Hakry. Tampa; H. N. Doeh, Henuncing t t A1 Cnpon* on a pUe
liquor—we wouldn't drink the Deal*; R. 1. Kweger. Qulmy; M. of guilty to proklh.tlon conspiracy
•tuff."
K. Ilairmtm, Miami, and L. I). a ml violation of federal Income tav
"But," bo added, "they sold it to RengliC Hire-iiia and Tallshaswa. laws wat rv*et today for July M
an It-year old school girl without They Will represent the state’* ou a motion of the gang chlaC*
asking any qaartlna*. and they four cw M sn .n aJ districts and tha counsel.
are selling It ta thmsareD of atet* e tfcrg r In th* order namwl
Capone waa to have bean a*nother* an Urn mini* basis and tha aad IheyVIll alrct their chairman tenred tomorrow. Tho governnuml
•earn candittew—there helnr
no snd secgltsry from amoug their mad* na objection to rKfarmenl of
teudKteu except the randy raxh." own ntnnhcr' Th* ooerttery will th* time for pronouncing sanlonc*
Proklkitten, ha anid, "has felled remain in Tsllahasse* to ape rat* and Federal Judge Wllkerso*
to prawn* tho anK use or spread lh* conualartun's offic*. During th* granted lh* potltloa.
In the ua* nf MMtfcnnts, uw of racing season, from Dae 1 te Apr.
Capon*'* aitomoy
stipulated
(he ptlnve nwilvnd for It* enact I each Winter, branch affic** ef that tha gangater would h*gla
ment. ft haa (#0*4 mieeiably In the commission may be'opened at serving statewra Immsdlstaly after
boepia* ll frwm lh* heads nf th. otimr points tn tbawtrtr.
tb* titering July *0. A maximum
iMMMit yxmtk •* Am< ri:».
Applicant, for permits to oper of SS yearn Imprisonment may he
Til# IB lfif flrid k l had no bolu* ate heeagai ' *
'
Imp.*ad hat the currant opinion
U n i t slfcr hat-knew the "irood ter will ho
id by the cum- te court -cIrate* indicated a term
paopte nf tha patted l u u . want s
i up until M il of not niaro than throw year*.
ehangSL They want ' liquor 'onipplirotteas will
trailed but tha 'eighteenth amend
•d before Aug. DROWNS IN NIAGARA FAUJi
ment haa felted (a .that. It is up
ilsslon will hold
(a tha stU nM Cfl: pw thdr » » d
hers. Accepted *pNIAGARA FALLS, if. Y., June
• subject to refercounties of their
wh'ch call* far om pkting
the
circuit hi 10 dajn.
. With the motor o f their apeady
SMsspIsss still rearing Its daftmute ef oceans gad high mountain
1 (Contimmd On Pag* Three)
Dry Groups Planning Demand F o r Portion
Meeting To Proteit Of Film Revenue I
Women To Petition His Words OnTdpte Accusation^ Claim
Hoover For Repeal
O f L iquor Statute
R esu m es
His Parleys With
L eaden ln France
a
»
Commission
old Meeting
To Discuss Plans
Delay Is Granted
In Sentencing Of
Scarface C a p o n e
House Journals, a bill aravswtajf
tb* City of Ranford Charter, Sec
tion g. via* presmtej and passed
h. both houses. Mr. Whitthalr
printed' out, however, that dua la
a yet unesplalned erter, the
■mending bill which veaekad, i» d
wa* slgnad by (lovemor John W»
Matlln,
for an ------------amandtesM
r T r i F i l l i n iiw w e msewsaw w
"
■—
, wcalled
w vm w
.
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In the other direction, l-et us ho|*o to Section 6 e f th# City Charter,
that he is a proph-t as well as a
Mr. WhlUhalr further main,
great pio-lslmrr.
reined and offsred court daclslaug'
The truth of the mstter la, that to substantiate hi* claim, tkat u * ’
back of mu?h <f this hut and cry IIoum and Ik-not* JcurnaJs are
•bout the « ncn>i« hincat on per- prime facie #vld*nce o f the fart*,
sontl rights, snd air.. Is soma- and that according to l hoe* Joumbo i> *« iwrsonal gruilg* against aU tha City Charter was net
lit
Eighteenth Amendment, u> changed, slthsugh Govsrnor Marstatute* against gamblluK. or th# tin signed a MU which aulhoilaed
,iiwecl>tli>n cf th* Sabbath, or easy a change,
annulment of th* marriage vow.| Section S of the «ld City Charter
Instead of coming out lUt-fnotadly , cst*hl shed a City t^mmlaslon of
and saying In so many word* they ' threw member*, whID Section 6 of
ate In favor o f all th* U|uor th«-' (he Chat tar daflnadsthe City bout**
■ml,Ik want* ragardlaa* of th# »uf-] darie*. Court attach#* ballava that
filing entailed upo* Innocsnt1* typggrmpMcal error had herin
U(>M| that lhay believe In ell kinds - mad* oa th# lieu*# and BaoM*
of gsmilling whether on a hor*.- journal# during lh# pswaga of th*
race or a slot machine; that they Mil, and that th# error era# not
do not hr IIsve the Sabbath should datvetad until lh* bill reach*d.the
be observed a* a htlr day, and enrelliag room. They alao baUav#
tH«y procretl lo throw out ■ that i f l t f th# ttror wa® notod, tht
smnke-M reen by saying they don’t Mil, a* pa*a*d. sraa changed ** M
Iwlleve In trying to make peoplo to read "a Mil intending Bastion
good b . Uw. or dnn’i believe In a of tha Charter or th# City «*
any Infringement on one's personal Hanford," and that It wa* thug MM
lilierty.
to, and »lan*d by th* tiavamor.
I l l all piobahillty those who haec
Judge Wright ordered court ads
tn inu«h lo say eliout pursonal journed until Ii50 o clock this afM
lltswity ar* not thinking so much vrnoon, declaring that hi *l*kad
p
stealing, house.breaking, carrying
of roncralerl wespons, etc. Every
sensible person know* quit* wall
tha necessity of. law* on our *tetut* hooks against murder, stealing,
and »*rlous .ther crime*, and wo
alt clamor for their eaforroment;
nor doe* anyone object that th#
enforcement of them la an effort
to mako people good by means of
lh# I#Wo
*
The Louisiana lottery which
flourished to powerfully a gen
eration ago waa a monster evil,
but many lanooant paopte w*»o
caught by It, and tha thought of
legislating it out ef asUtenc# was
laughed a t After tho public was
aroused, hovrevar, laws war* at
otic* pastad prohibiting It, and to
day It Is only an unpteasaat mem
ory sf which Levtvlaaa Itealf Is
ashamed. No an* thinks that »M
just a foolish effort
ta auka
paopte Jf*ad” - , •
...
Hero* Rhoo JsUc ysalardsy mhen
Tha. revolt against authority
hi. dtsahlad mater beat was reugM and an sods* aasghaals on
(■ the SWlft-JFT*nl sJmi. s O ' el right# rsarhud its lnavltehte
(Contteuad on Fags Four)
cataract,'H* StLsppaavwd f » " n>
NEW PORT KICHrY—H- * S.
Motor Co , arostlhif tekgs D « » * s
, -
t
i
m i
Fight Is Launched
Against Roosevelt
By Woman’s Group
W a s h in g t o n ! June ta. uv>
(A F )—An adltirial charaeteeislog Governor Rooabvoll ef Nai*
York a# "w*U*r than Bmltk’' and
colling upon southern
women to b >lt th* party If '
war* nomtaated for praaUi
waa imblishad today! by tho N
ttonal Woman's DamoarnUe. Lr
Enf o r ament Lsagu*. ..
'• i j
'Th# artlel* wa* written
Mrs. Jsaso Nkholaon, pyontew
th# leagua, and appassftsd In '
aff trial organ. “ T h n Worn
Voter." The odlterial *lfq u u f l
(Lionel Edward Honoo, son
danttal advisor to Freaktabt %
son, who recently ounfasxwd W
Roaeevtlt te Maonnehnootte. .*;■
Rafrvrlag te • stetensnq*: '■-j
trthuted te Hu m that Renqsq
�•CTUAL
« la fUth place.
tailing under a barrage ol
ranch aa Robin tana have nol
I fa many waeki, tho Wafue
ling Cardlnala were awnmpeu
lar a IS to 6 score la tbo K»b*
ballpark, Thuraton want tlie
la'far tba Robins, bolding the
<da to nlna hlta. Frederick,
'oul, Thurston and Harman hit
• th e Phil Ilea pounded the Pifgua 'all over the lot to win a
{li fe t deelalon. Davie hit a
hpmvr during lha mala* la which
•ovary PbUly scored one or. marc
hlta la tha IS hit bombardment.
The PI ratea are making a denparate effort to keep ant at tb*
taller, but their rvc.nt per formh M i Indicate that th*yi,»lll lu
-jmrapyln* that grarfltaa pocUUm
Mtoat the offerings af 8tramd-mad <)(4es, and tba f t me
g m i l M theagb It-waa te ba
S h r illI I Affair, Two at the
P t o t f hlta, a triple by CFForR ood h homer 'by- FullM.
mm Iw tha aaeood, to giro
M l two rasa. Tho wlo pat tha
ISoto oely-thma and «oe half
Mtoo boch ad tha Cards.
UM -kept tha hitting leaden
the big league. IdU far the
at pari yesterday. Uawerer,
rgtl Davia, tbv PbUly ratehar.
at lata the NaUoaal loop hatfc race by virtue af a nice betg performance. Chuck KUin
irag Bill Tarry from tha Big
I by getting three kite la four
aa. The aUndlngai • I
War and club g ah r h avo.
th, Yanks ... SI 181 64 1 l JW
■rgan, lotions 4» 1ST U «0 M l
pmeaa, A’e .. SI SSI I t M J7I
Via, PhiUlaa .. 16 IT1 IS 88 .161
•fetch, Rada 40 187 t t SS .Ml
MB, FhlllUa . St R46.8> M
The sporting world la eertaie-
, hat, aalfwr h
f t atogt*fright
W wUh the wart
HOW THEY STAND
■aw thrill! —
• -W
TAlXCLA^Il
c -i
iy|
r'.t.
o f the bonta, which trill got aadaa
way with a fast tealiaiaary etarting at 3:88 o'clock.
Kaalialng that'Ida •pawing card
yBlack
» *
Ooor,0.
TANK CAPTAIN tMHO RECENTLY
w o w tvie s s m f t H o p e m w i u
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TRY FOR WIS SECOND U-&OPEM
TITLE ATTWE lW tRM ESV CLUa
TOLEDO,
O M T b eW H J K J C tn a o lB y J b etU '
n / fr o A iA tr y M . ? * * * • n * q tm
^ ^ ^ * • ^ * 4 1 McOm Mavtpepac gyadlcats.
apirltad proportiaws aa v O a m i
a largo attaadqara f t
Promoter MeHr a'hop a
•cru ring one of the be
bezera In central ftarU
tho aUra of Ihp fa d fr t
evening, none other M
Peck beat, the US pea
a ll. af Florida atar w
algnad up by Plggty-Wtggly phyed
■ mighty good g a m
right field,
accepting afl rheacae Wtlheat aa
On Monday Bight Maitland wig
come to Sanford (a hpok ap with
a picked team MaUhnd defeated
row’a contest abould ba a wellplait'd one, for Iba Feda usually gly aeored In every Inning but the
play a good game and then a
bad one. The bad one Ml bare
In all Ita glory H.ura.lny. Tim
good one will bo played al Cwoa
tomorrow.
~
The lineup remaina a> It waa In
Thuiaday'e game. Britt will lead
off, Patera' ne*t, and Heetrh,
Martin, Ml Ur, lllgtiua, llarriaun,
Hcl Irani, and lake In that order.
It will be the 17th game of the
first half play. Thursday the
Feda will visit Daytona, wllla on
Sunday they go to Hi. AUguatlne.
The. do nol play here again until
July! 0, the,but dry of tho flral
half,
Chase Outfit Wins
From Grocec Team
By U T o 8 S a m
{ t ill My H I t lu U .U M .
Cheat A Company diamond
diem*ball
"
. d on Paul Praold In tha
Inning tail night, and hafora tka Pit gly-Wiggly could -re
lira tha’ aide, 14 ran* had bean
aroraJ by the Chare player*.
Outride of thla one Inning Peaold held Ckata, up te the eayrntli
Inning, the Cha*. man being able
to ecora twice mare up to thla In
ning. In tba seventh, Chare staged
another lally and had. put over
4 runt when tha rain »topi>cd the
game. On atcuunt of tha rain the
game had to ravert to IM alxth In
' in,| of thla
-Wiggly H.
KaVenal atarred
the t ’hean
team, both In lbe,fUld and nt the
hat, making aevtral hard raUliea.
Ha alao got three hlta oat of four
tlmaa up, a alngla, double and heme
run. Buddy Lake .alao played a
goad gama at third, * .
Kline waa on the • mound for
Iioaton
•ra, Rained Out.
NATIONAL I.KAOUE
W L Pet.
40 SI .860
BU Loula
38 >4 .800
New Yetk .
34 17 487
Chicago
Boston ----aa at j i b
...
32 St AM
27 64 A4*
PhflrdalghU
23 88 477
Pittabugh....
IS 43 464
Yesterday's Karaite.
Brooklyn
ISO 110 t l z - 1 6 16 0
BL I/>ula
300 MX) 0 0 0 - I ' 8 U
Batteries t Thuraton and Lapai)
Crimea, Uodaey, Knufmann, and
jjlMIMfl, Q ow il—.
Philadelphia 008 800 T la - U 18 I
P.ttahargh 100 001 POO- I it t
Battericai Watt and Davlaj
Maine, Osborn and Qraca.
Brooklyn
1
PRINCESS
Saturday
i
1
;
Sunday
wt RaibaUL CtatwaU
Makoe, 8 woeUaad
N r i Yack
Cincinnati
pt A
0
w k fiiQ m
*3^*7 v *?•
k
4%e
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«>
ft rat- aacker did all ha coaid
gat hla piataa started,. by
aching two heme nine, hot,
y wgr* unable to find Caraway
■art Chapman* and accompanied
by a hast o f fane, tho Cilery rod*
will leave here at noon tomorew
lo t the U mila Hi* to d m when
tbay tackle the Indiana In m of
lb* ten | M H remaining on Ilia
fln t halt arbadula. Tba
«»m«
to ft unde? we>' at 8:30 •'clock.
A verbid lathing which la aald
Co have bo»n plenty waits, etung
Ua Itaplcaa Fad# to the quick at
balk Friday and Saturday after
noon practice anal >na, for tba
pilot vzpreesed Ua opinion at hla
a lb u m in no unrartaln tonaa. Al.
though ha rcalltad that an far aa
tint half baaalall honora war*
caneatnod Iha Fadi bare laaa a
chance of climbing from tba
collar; Chapman area particularly
concartiad rear the failure of hla
men to Mod bit repetitious rugjcatlena aa to how to pla,i th!a
game of baaoball. lie la unabla
understand why the boyn, attar
pining together for Marly ZO
camea, have failed to click aa a
er|l oiled, m»»bln»i why the dcfrnalVv value of the tram haa
failed to riee above a nothing
m’nua value.
While It la uielera to rvhaah all
the old Coyt and gamei, In defanae of Ftd pltchera we, a# wall
h all the tana, know that Uia
pitching haa teen more than good.
Onl.l tba fielding haa failed In
Improve, and Chapman irrma un
able to ranch the h'ddrn note, lit
la unabla la undaratand why a
group of aueh promlalng youngMara (liquid fall mlaarably when
It cornea to catching and throw
ing baiabalU.
The Fed*, error a and all. will
<lall Cocoa tomorrow h-iwvver,
for the aepreas parpoee of winning
their third game of league rompe.
llllon. They will eend their pitch
ing ace, Ufa s.nsatl.nal tluddy
taka, to tka kill, and they have
prorailed ene another that errora
w II ba reduced to a minimum,
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INDEPENDENT DAII.Y NEW8PAPEB
8ANronD. f l o r id a . saJt i h Hay . j u n e 27. m i
A agoctalad P r a ia
HAS LETTERS
Announcement 1b
e Although Air
Optimism Seems
Be Predom inant
af Stato 8 1:moon waa
eonearnlns tho Intemat on tho propotad
,raparation* moratorium aa ha
today from Now York for
itlon durins which
la ospactod to Join force* with
r y Mellon In urging Europe
I the Hoorer plan.
.
Pari* government'! eounterbailed by Secretary
an oa expressing a "gntlfyIr/cordiality," hot aa Involrinr
’ “ ‘ would not matt full)
I'a f tho president,
••toad Iba nocaaalty for
o« Fug* Yhroa)
lent
Charges
Cuban Consul
kNTA. Jun» «7.-T ( A P ) Ore**, asd itan t attorney
of (Vorpla. u l l y rd rra had advised Dr. Angrl
Cohan conant In Atlanta,
had found nothing In the
charge of “mittreriment"
that might «ba praaen1general aaaambly of tha
Investigation.
Mtft. In o toiler to Grass,
hod beep trrihed (mpollteGeorgiana, »nj that Cuban
in AOtoSla bora bran
l Jack of courtroua treatGnraa aatd bo offered tha
_ of tho atota for any mlaloot tha conaul ot tho »taj may. hara race trad, bat that
mmi'nothing In •tha
* ' - -----rh could ba ppresented tJ
My,
•aid th a t when ha
In o eaurt lo North
behalf of two Cuban
with awlmmlng
, hd hlaur’.f waa
n th . Incorporation,
•aid tha atudrata ware
to tho jail a t Decatur,
.
Thia w»»
'th e ahheiff a t Decatur,
ding Judge of tha North
court aald tha etadm they wore whipi haagaroq roui£by prlaoo-
iba Explode In
Doing Damage
3A, Italy. June *7—(Al*)
’ ' exploded airly to
mmy windows
•alia In aaveral
arrested k g *
Tha hoaiha axhour Interval*
c t • panic,
near tha Royal
in tha Ptoaao
S third near tha
I U * tost near
damage waa
fourth
(hraxighaat
H m U
JackVisited
lb
- t
JOUETT SHOUSE
ENDORSES PLAN
FOR MORATORIUM
S a y s He Is Gratified
That He Is Able To
Commend President
ATLANTA. June 27.—(AP) —
Jeuett S house, rhairman of the
Demxcratic national rxe.utlva
committee, laat night endorsed
Preaidenl Hoover'* plan tu »u».
pond for one year payment of war
rrparationa and war debt*.
lie fpoke before a ariup of
Georg's Democrat* iinemlileil here
at • teatimnnlal dinner for Guvrrnor-elet Richard B. Hu.rail. Jr.
“It la gratifying to I* able in
endorse and t> commend, and that
I do without hesitancy ur rawer r a
tion, in connection with the re
cent proclamation of the president
railing for s year'* truce in all
in(einatl>nsl dehU." he **ld. .
I* "MSryMCwfrthnw* *i«te*manthlp, coding* and decision. If fol
lowed, the plan that ha Ha* out
(Continued on Page Four)
—i
HIDESECTIONS
OUST OF HEAT
RESUME TELLS R acing Commission^.
OF WORK DONE N am ed By Carlton
BY LAW BODY A s R equired B y L a w
N a t i o n Sizzles From
, California To Alle
ghenies In Most I n
t e n si ve Hot Spell
A ccom plishm ents ° f F L O R A SPURLING ^ H .Mabry, HN.Dosh,
80-Day Session Arc
M. R. Harrison, R.L.
Found In Summary
Sweger, L.D. Rea gin
Of All Action Taken
Get A p p o i n t m e n t s
*Ab IS, Jane 27.— (AP)—
Urn Associated Pram
iler Laval's conference
Heat brolled tha Nation Friday
. Secretary Mellon waa
from California to the Allcgbenlea.
tided lata today but no . •*.. G. Jamraon Carr, above, Mora than two acorn death*
ment WU made an to|aM p'a rurgran of the Cunard liner were attributed to tha yrar’a moat
transpired. The premier Franconia, hat returned to this lnten»r and ganeral hot wave.
with latter* which he rofor *Wrijr scattered
aeeretary, together with country
cclred. from BUrr Falthfuil, the i ?*»•»—i»‘°*»_ ° f . th? AUantlr »ra
French and American New York girl whoac death la 'hoard, tha Northrrti pacific Coast,
. who were present, under Inveatlgatlon by tha police. and parte of Minnr»ota and North
Debate—the rountry iwrltered
meet again Monday to
the dlacvaaion of PraolR o o tn 't proposal for • onedoht reparation moratorium,
ral of Ambassador Via
of a*n aan y at tho off!**
the mint*try of Interior where
■acottas waa hold coupled
tho praalar'a statement that
iatlona will bo raaumod MonCaro Ho* to now ejtlmlam altt U ovkitnt that dotall* of
tho Hoover propooala ora
d upon by Motion and
CASE HAS RECESS
OVER WEEK-END
TALLAHASREE. June 2<t. _
(API- Whit the 1931 Florida
$50,000 Damage S u i t
le fisla tu ir did Tn tie an slay* nl
Grew Out Of Death
it* lahora during a AO-day retulm
session and a 20-dai> extra teas Ion:
In M o t o r Accident
Passed State inheritance tax
law to ta elfetl've a* lung a* the
A lter hearing nine of nuue
Federal. tow. Rrvemie varlmsly. than 29 witnr**c« who aie it had-
TALLAHASSEE, Juno 27.
— (AP)— (iovernor Carlton
today appointed the atate rac
ing cnmtnlaalon created under
the new race track and pari
mutuel law, Memlrcrn of tha
commiaaion arc: M. H. Mabry,
Tampa; IL N. Doth, Ocala: K.
I«. Sweger, Quincy; M. K.
_
Ilarrlflon,
Miami; and I*. D.
ulnl to testify In the *39.1X10 civil
damage suit of Mia. Flaru II.
Spoiling against O. J: Pope, locol celery grower. Judge IV.IIac*'
\V. IViight and a Ju rjin f aix bwall . , f "
J!
., '
Eighteen rcraon* wrr* injahvl when the tmokinr ear of a New governor's vet" of m ra-tnr. Ileve rv'sidenl* took a reces* lit- yea' '
pres,n ng the l i n t
Yolk, New llart-n ami llittfu rd train jum|>ed the trirk In a New nue estimated up to million ilollur*
let-day a ftrin m n until Monday t.'ongrvsslnnal District, la a real
Ymk aub-rh, ns picture I alartr. The’wrecked rar cra.lud against the annually.
estate and insurance man and tha
tnurning ot 19:00 o'clock.
pillar of a viaduct.
.
Pisirvl *7.(t*t,iM)0 nnnual rp .
The ease, one of the few • Ivil •on of a former supreme court
pni| I'allon art for elan, n ,1 e n h ' ro-e-. on the Spring ducket. In justice and i.irutrnant Governor
..
~
ninnth* srhoil term in all Flor da volves tMJWO damage* askej hy Doah, rvprt ranting the Second
■notl of the day.
Those who looked tu tha shir*
U aI night for aign* of re'lef
•aw none. Uovarnmnit prediction*
generally prt>mi*ed a continuance.'
i f the torrid weather.
The Southern tier uf *tatr*
from the Arisons desert to the
Atlantic aouO^if Norfolk, Va., ap
parently e4Q ^.j tha brunt of
aumiMi'i attach, although trmperature reading* generally were
in the U9’».
Farther Feat, the temperature*
mounted a* a blaring run Fuked
the plain* and prairie* and In
come place* threatened crop*. The
great Ml»*laaippl Hirer valley wa* New York Exchangels
a rauldron. Kansas, Nrhre*ka,
Scene Of Big Gains
Iowa, Missouri, Illinois. Wl-rnnIn Many Quotations
•in, Indiana and Southern Mich
igan suffered with the thermome
ter* hovering rloae to or above
NEW YORK, June 27. (AIM—
the 100 rlrgrta mark.
. *j-Er boom »piril still lirl,| tho (IYuma, Aria., and Neodi'sha, nanrial market* yesterday, and schan., tna
with, their
. . New
.
. . . . ton,I,in
, .
__ rpace. ratting
,, ,* I0H' cutity _.
price* in
Yura,
nml lOtt degree*, reaperilvely, r-n
. ... .
Thureitay, met no relief. Ualea- • n,d 1 • rU ',U*V
burg, III., icportaf 101 degree.
I "m o st markets, trad rgw tr* in
for au all lin t. June record- South " n1‘!llrr ' ol“ n,r ‘'*:n
,h r E"**
(t'untlnuril On P ag. Th.ee)
^
Vt'lrtl at time*, as
profit-taking
salt* were absoi bed, lari price*
a h L i eeoied'wide gain*. Buying in Part*
,
, v l U w waa de-errh.d as the m o t oxritnd
rallmatcvl at (rum teveial bun,lie,I'
thousand duller. t» four million
dollar* annually.
Passed State's firat race track
nd perl mutual tow, over bling
BULL MARKET IS; AROUND WORLD
STILL IMPELLING'FUERS CONTINUE
PRICES UPWARD HAZARDOUS HOP
Heard In 'Rial Or Sr.'KX'm.'....
Ex-Deputy Sheriff IjSzJZ JTLTls.’S.S
Fost And Gatty Land
In Siberia Mud Hole
But A r c Unharmed
counties and In lepsnl molor Mrs. rtpurlinc Iweause of an auto
vehicle li.ense* 33 per cent lo mdiilr accident wMih took the
provide git.OuO.nOd annually toward life uf her hushnnd, J. E. Spurirhool apprvpttall in. One mill ling. nrnminent n-nltnr, on Jan.
const!Hutimal lax and other i g, | ii.- i.
source* expected t i provide ailvlt-j The acebli-nt oe.urred at the
thoial fund*.
! router of Oak Avenue and Geneva
Passed new gasoline tax revenue Avenue. Mr. Spurting wa* driving
alio alh>n plan sending th ,» rent*, one of the automobile* whleh fig.
of Stale six-rent tnx to liund. (Continued On Page Three)
Department and three cent. l»j
----------------------counties I'rap>r,innately oa l» .l. A
O fflV o r liilln r l
of iMipuUI i»n. yrfii un*i c«»n-. * /I l\T V /l l l t v l
lilllv ll'
•tin,-led mail mileage.
A1 n r i* A* n* n t■"l i o r ™
Iln rf
Passevl hill for lev • nf 11,3) / \ I I U V l l l U U I t r n u r i
lax on eaeh *109 gross ireeipl* of
a i l a IsIlU I G « U
I C
((Vntinura On Page Four)
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......................... . . .
LIIANGHAI, June 27.—(A P) —
Wile) l’o«l ansi Hamid Gatty.
A racrhan round tip- wo Id flier*
air;v el t o n i g h t nl • lllaguto•hcherikk Mln-ria lifter an Kf>«) mil,
flight from Irkutsk. They Ismlt-il
In a tn u l hole but were not harmed.
They plannetl l„ leave fur Khaba T m n r n v i n f r
I I I I J J I (I v i l l i ’
rovsk Eastern Biberia, at th r ir A.
Education
District, i* editor of the Ocalu
Hlar. Sweger, representing * Hit
Yhlr,| District, is publisher of the
Ga,!*drn County Time* and la past
president of the Florida P n u As
sociation and member of tha ISM
la-gialatuir. Ilarrifun. representing
the Fourth District, is a Miami
mm (actor and builder. Reagto,
named from the atate at torgay U
n member of the Florida Rallrcad
t'on„u.**ion.
Comm.salon, and
and fnrmarl.
former!* rmbf
«he sara.ota Tlmra. * t L m
nien irw lover** uf rlMtt hpott in d
"’Cl of* rvnutation above iiuraHoa"
lhr Governor said, -since lha tow'
In PiiStol R a 111 p ppurpose
,u'ld',>tot0T
r**,nrmen“ hof“ithe^ high
m»
secure
SV!........
System
honor,** the Governor said,
•
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has r
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i fi' Hifi, m b «lrhnl« on thr vrpr ikb*
ARDMOHK,OkU., June' 2f. — ! rropoaal began in
the Ftrnce
(A PI—A Jury ye.terd.y awaited!
(Contlnueil on Page Four)
the r-Nd ul final nigumcm* t; lie - ,
,
.
,,,
.
trial of W. K. Cue*, ra-deputy| T r a d e B o d y P l a i U l l l l j r
•Feilrf, rhargai) . with claying
E l a b o r a t e L u ilC h v O I I
Tha local war on traffic vloU t-; Cnrt'* lluhln. atudrnt-kinnmau of
ora continue unabated. Yeatardaj
l»rriidrnt uf Mm It i .
Delxtnd'* bus)' Mayor, tun I W.
Cecil Crushy, another formrr
afternoon Municipal Judge Wars
llrnwn, an,) Karl Iwhinann. secre
deput
t
thar
ff,
who
also
I*
had nine rear* of such el*UUona
tary of tho Grange C unty
brought before him In pall's chirgad with the murder of Cortes Chamber <f Com me* .-r, will be
court.
Rubio ami Manurl Garcia tinnex, the prietri|ial tprakrr* at an elab
J. Denton, A. I.. Stewart and annuo nerd he would demand a orate lun-heon program heloir
A. D. Doone, white resident*, trial even if Gura* ware a (.oltled. pi,-pared f.ir member* of th«
were all In court on charge* of
Cinshy waa a companion of Kenimoto County Chambi r of
violating the strip-sign ordinance. Goes* the night of Juno 7, when Commetre at tha Yaldcr. lint I
Pleading guilty, thry were lined the two Mexican tludent* were M’m'ay a* 12:13 oYlork.
f l. They had been serrated by Of- ah.t and killed by Gum* a* they- The lun.ltroiv i* to In gin the
ferr bhaffre.
• topped their automobile on a |nal.lie of « tribute tu tin- wive*
Henry Witte, Jr^ and OU* II. street hara while anroule t> " f Mate Indy member* who ta>t
Kllgor*. white m ldanta, wvra In Mexico. Gro*hy did no shunting.
y«*r aidcl in the drive f..r
court on charges of aprading on
Marvin Rhllllng, munty at I"»*mberahtpa. and a l*tg - gilhetDark Avenue. They pleaded guilty tnrney, announced the ^ , , , . 1 "!T "f women I. r»pe. l. J. Sp, n*|
and wyra final II each. Officer* aga n.t Crubt* would not be .:i.- * 'v“ f " n* h f * \ ’r n‘
«'1
William* and tiray made tha ar
ml.ra.1 reg.rdlra. of the outcome
- n. ' V
n
!h
rest*.
Of Ike Gum * trial
Prraldeat Harry M. I’at worth
A. U Thompson, colored, paid
tVL r .
.
. . - * ,
r ‘,,lln* particular attention t«
The Ourae Jury, Initructed fue,tlir , ^ p U rs or the d.,y. Mr.
a I t fine for violating the atop*Sie,
roe.Ihle
verdicts,
flr»t
d
e
.,nr,,wn
, r , Ml> i^hmann. In,, of
•Ign ordinance. He waa arrested
gree murder, first degree man- FlorlJCa most gift,.I public
by Officer Shaffer.
8. Hgddadd, white man charged •Uuihter, or acquittal, heard J a ) rakers.
•
speaking "H wonts nut of every IflUj’thc* last prosidential raniptigli. It hnsp lal al Seville, the rvrult of
with paddling without a license, hours of atgurnent* by hall a;
were nf real eslatp, stio-k*. Imnrle,' bu> M-en salisfa t, ry to the twrty his s, caking stand collapsing with
r* treated a 12* bond. Ha was or- sc jr* nf lawyers. Ins bit nc M. C.
houses, end material possession*. Itadeie but they find now that him Wednesday night. However, .
Gnmtlcs, attorney for the
rratgd hy Officer Gray.
he sa il. Fig w ,rds were in fun or ral-ing fund- in nff-)enrs vr.thoul lie bad arm ,it need l-r would eon- ,
8. M. Richard, white aomloycc ran nm*ul-gcncral at San
gru>sip and only 19 wnid« roneeined tin- excileioriil and tumult of an tlnim his artlvit'r-a h)* dictating
of the city, and Willis Lea Los- ton In.
the development nf social, Intel-' rh-etiun ,um paign U not an a*y. i spc, clip, fit, III* rullroguet to d*.
Gura*,
tald
(domain,
wa*
sing, colored delivery hoy, paid
Ic tn a l and moral life nf the pul,
Joseph It Nutt nf ('level-ml, I live-.
flocp. af $3 each to close a case 'prosecutor, Judge and Jury''
Headed ly Harry M. I'apvvurih, n-nvinal »o*l. and that he Iwlirvrn lie.
I'huraday the flier announced
! IrniBiirrr of lh r l(* | ulilir»n nn
of reek less drlvlpg against them ., when ha *h*t down the youth*.
1 "■
.
<oiiiuiiMrt'. Iuib born In rwi he would seek In Im relieved as
They were arrested by Officer Emilio, he abeatfd, was •■«*< • If Ired a commllloe of fm r men whu the solution Of the f nancisl sngl*
ference b re this week with Ry ■j r iir f of the air ocrvirc*. Hu d*If fan-here vrLocal
mid
Gray, following an automobile ac- to tha sanguinary 'siU n rt of an were lecently r lerled ae ofli era] would be met
Scouts Attend publicwn
and uirmtieia ,of the board of *.|-| rr-pund
to an
ap|a-al for the pur
leaders. The | w ron.lition: dared he eoneblrred the post as
irresponsible offlrar."
Activities At Camp of the euinpNign
riirst was the ren tn ir* political than military.
rcclora of th* Sanford lias,-hall rinse of seasun ticket*.
WlUle la* William*, colored
Icr Of most of these diranre on:> i Theta It an order against thu«* lit
* tob will begin * canva* of tin-' F lleen lucil meichant- have
boy, in
Kerib# James Dossey of the -However, 'Nutt etill has ernno active military service participat
, carrying r a r ^ l w V S n ! ' G e o r g i a I n a u ^ u r a t e n
canvas of tlm e'ly M inilay murn giivadt lamlr- rnntrib.lirm* lu Ho,
Kiwanls Club sponsor'd lloy S out mon y nml lie i* not atarmr,l.
ing In pultlcal affairs.
Ing In an rffurt to rail at least 30* ball , tub -in the f.i ot new uni jTy,,,,,,
caa* aud petit Isrrvny, waa ardarad.t
Nb h
,h ., a-llviIts Y o u n g G o v e rn o r
In i,b nlally. the
Repuldban
Ill hi* political *pep' be*, Major
half until a further iavaatlgatioa
reason tlrkrt*
to
baseball
gam**’
f„lffl.
whl-h
will
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tic surer is very busy "selling"
I to)erl in Fanfold , fur lb,re, | fny
the
op<
ning
gam*nf tho n-rlimited during the pas', week al (Tcvclaml to the party Irader* for Framti ha* u rtn l atolilinn uf pay
.
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.ATI^ANTA, Juaa 27-(AP) —
or th* summer.
nnd half at the season, July I*-1 tluugh all of the boys had an Ike nr*t national rnnvantl. n city, f >r tha army amt other public
Rkhard Rut*rll, Jr., 33. today tualnder
... *
raproseutollvra,
of vliltlng several lie is hop. ful of aucre** but ad servant*, d stribution of wealth by
■
• n ia y ar*! Munk's I'tocn;( Myrtle's
" i|bopportunity
•j • |
)k»l Hurricane
was inaugurptad aa gnvrmo nf of the .Rotary, K.wanitnv,
a ratolurion and other draattg
wanims, l.iutiy | Ihnixhnui Fhop; Iludarin-Coryslcr
" '
’ „f th* Senut* headquarters and mit* lie ha* nn pinnilsr*.
I f Headed For Texas Gaorgia. Tha oath was admin1*, Elk*, and Farmers■ Clubs and tbej M ,i t u r fYr.; tilricklanl Harr's Van
ramps whore water stn rts and
Fper-jlation over a rity for tho changaa
farad by hU father, chief Justice Hanford Chamhar af Crsminrfr* *1 Motor Qo
fo .;; /.«<hry.Vrin-r
/.*rhry»Vciiccr Co.;
Co,;iHc‘
He, ut test* veera featured.
Dcmiwratlc "invention la-hub— Gen K»n Jurjn )«xtorday flaw
. HOD8TON. June 27.—(A P )-A of Ike Otorgto supreme nurt. la tho. kdll park last Thursday aft Mclropdlltan
Thurartoy sfletnnon aaesral »f la lo* from rcast tu rrw*t. There ir to Havilla to confer with Franc*.
ill
l.lf* lasutancc IV ;
tropical hurrkani originating near hU Inaugural aqaacb Govrumr rrnoon, the fellow.af officer were t'h'-vrnlat Mulor Co; Jhr t.'m ,ku- the hoy* visit*! Camp W'W», cu sid rrsb lr talk hero that Kan Th* vtail caused much public ax- ’
Yucataa was reported moving tsday Barhrlor juiA atontouy would be elected, and Will guide tha dv*ti huura; Bunford Elks Club; I'an- O n 'n l Florid* tfflrial scout , Kr*m is, u is prvparing to make n cltcment.
100 Mtlaa east uf Crawaivilla head- tha kaytoato af hto tdnnniitratlnn. nlat of the hall club here -luring Am Gag Co.; Cello Itotillng Works; ramp, where survy Kinfor,, buy* dilertnlned fight for at least nn*
«d la a noiihwestrrly caurta, tha
lb* summer! J>hl\ Mriscli Jr* I'lixly Wiggly Ftorrs; Mr,an'* are etayiag. Th* trig was made of the ronvention*. That is tome-] DEATH CALLED ACCIDENT*^
wSBthar bqraau hara aBaounred.
roM i
president; >Ya»k I, Miller, virp Fportiag tJjoda Stoic; A ami I* in a truck furnished hy Htrirk- thing tu Imi derided next Deraintiri
I NAMED
Tha haras a said the taro malar 1*
Just m,w Chairman Koskoli nf
president; |Y la B^atarl, trr-vur- F in e ., a ml f* A. Tate. Tho aaa- land-lltirt*. Imal F>rd dearr*.
MIAMI. June IT.'— (A P)— X
falltog rapidly in BroBnavilto sad
murwH| s
T A U ^H A U K B . •June 27. —| *r, and Peto; Rrhahl. rar rets ry. son tktkcta gn'itle III* I older to and ikraugh th * eo-op#rtion nf the |»< no* ratic national rommltle- (orancr>(
■nara atow Iy a l Corpus Chriati.
the Kemirol* Tire Shan.
*a. other thing* • Han a concent Uni |n lh, cu01t of
of
(API—Gorargor
Cfrlton
tod*,
Tha
board
of
dlrratoo
I*
eomp-oad
wilBMp
all
game,
played
hero
Oataqatea, aad lleaatrw. "ApparAt the regular Friday night eily In worry about. Finaace* is Peace A. 0. Moor* yes
appointed
of
the
followlggr
Ilarry
M
IVpof
the
dur
ng
lha
gummrr.
There
arv
21
—
t ha storm Is I ra n ling at a
meeting th* principal teats W , re one , f them. Rasknh gave another
atota haiharN
Ann rrratad worth, Data Garrett. Ib.watd luo:e eihgduUd rentral Florida
r high speed though it i
knot-tying and firat alg drill', all born last quarter to tide the party Mr*. Stella Weatherford mt
hy
aa
M
t
Ovarlla.
Jo*
Idtowlg,
M.
I
Till).,
^glslatur*.
Icagq*
gam**,
while
unJrr
prreant
ad*rata lataoaUy," th*
of which were carried cut wl’H over llie summer months which thr ram* to hor death aa lh*
v Mst hews. A. W. Kppa, G. W. Bpmrrr. F. P. (lane, a t toast ID more games rravllt hy each mam bar of the Republicans are now finding dif- ot an unavoidable accident.
id. Storm warmings
V. Vougbt, D rner and Kcq Parker-!.
With tram* from Wildwourl. Crio* troop.
•kip* aU atoag thr
Weatherford gas killed tost
li'ull financially.
JiM pagrU ai
m». Miami,
rears*
Dart GFapmnn, jse»l> in-iallH City, I’alatka. KUsimmra, Tampa
day night when aha stumbled
a new tot ra*n*«e. nf the Hub. tobl iba Athlatie Lhiha, St I’atars'iurg, and • ST. PETEIWBURO—Uti* rity
TAMPA—Robert Johnson moved fell in th* path nf u Ranbeard
uf barber- group that a' whra'ny t all riub olhar Strang' amatrui clubs, will chosen as elta for pronggpd
Deluxe Cafe to new and torgar Line p*Merger train while
ChriaU,
could l* put * • On field el • ba ptoytd'krre
000 aoldiars home.
'
lag aljug th* track*.
quarter*.
T r a f f i c Violators
Occupy Spotlight
In Municipal Court
•v
m
I f n n tn l
•" • g“ n hatUo, already Iwen detarm aed and tha
I T I l I l l i l l with aua|mcted rum runner* on a j annouhrrnieiit will ha madia M l ';
n
A r j v A P n l n r l f,rm four miles aoulhwttt of harel tolar than Msnday.
Si. tuinnrinw.
.
j P n iv n e
M
X \ U » M H .I I H I I yrslantov.
,- The haw commuaivn will b*
i
Fl«e n|rn w»r» under attest nr
together at TaJtabaaaaa . - |
. fJOPEt-NHAGEN', June 2 7 - I A I '|‘
MW ANGl:uKac**Jtoie - t.
..................
—Ifultrer llnirll* slid O lb Hilllg
tisn rl.n mid rm int-'nffl ei* were
ortanlaottAn
l
eomuiUsionars hold offlea
iiihlln* ihe
tb» automohlle
•„I»>.« 1.II. ahandonad
. k__I___ f' i"*- Tim comulUalonsra
■I
riMUldetctl their trans-A tlantlc air (A P )—IJnlierxnl H u-atlon of thci lii.ldlnv
for
t
,0
yrm*.
Each
will
receive
adventure yesterday by bringing futuir which would bring mankind, hy the n-siiHant*.
their plane Liberty
down on m l of the alpha'-ot a ta te into tha;
t„
„ „ r M„p w„
, r, tlN0fl.no yearly and traveling ex- * '91
Copenhagen'* airport. Tliey inline ut. pm of knowing bow to
u*.. pa||„ n, „ f „|,lakey and n piatol, I’cnse. Tha rhairman win raealva
an additional (600.00 a year and
illalely le u m r tin
mental pnwrt* was'derarllied yes „ff(,.,.rr , a|,|
the secretary an
additional •
lioi*y *nd rnth.si*> tir * wrlmniu lerday by Willi- A. Hutton At
Tl|r
,.f , h„ •.hM,„ rK
llaoflflo a year.
us this rity ha* -sen.
ton... pieskling at the National
|u i ,iff Thoma. II TolUrt
A throng of liO.tUMi tier*m »| Eduratlon Asso,inlion,
who *•■*’11 County Policetunn \VIInwaitsd them when tle y uliglited
He told the nations council of Hai l G My*let was kille.l ns he
a t 2:19
M. (N.lu A. M Eastern | oduraHon, in • pirlinilnniy sees ion
nutoinoldle ran
t" «"*'
the •asocial
asso. ini on
on'sa convent
coiiv, ntion
Ktandar
Standard Timr.l All the txwl uf >"
loo 'np|" nun t e" l nil ................
the aftrrn on and during the ereil- Monday, the new age in education i '" " ’•"if "v • men. Gne of them
•W
mg they w.-,.- .................I by ...... .
Ih- «hild . greater so ,
out of tlthe cat
crowd* of weir,uiivr-.
I cial vi*lon acid teuvh that (n*n lv
Mestr.
•■mar
A* Hie or, upant of the rar fired.'
T
.....
Commoner ** well .,s king did gientei than anything he hu
' T dt ei, >r id hr tcu.k Ms pistol j . MADRID, June -7.—(AP) —
Il
Ihrni honor—tb r r ininoner- will, inadr; Ihat lie is nmstei of the nix
'l l
chine.
and
emptied
.
.he
msn.
They!
,
M
,J'
“
«
■
«
SP*nl4h
shout* of aporovgl and with fre
“In the educational M l......" .Sot-' Heel, wounding him in thr legt* ‘' • • ^ A‘tontto filer who (crquant*
quent rr|H-till,ma of llaniali and
*
*’ “* d* " 1 1 ***
B,0,,■
Anierivan patrioti, song*, the king ton said, "we must tesib greater ao,l abdomen as Hie'1 ran. His niThlst
government, yesleiilay wag
by
ronfriring
kniKhlhoud on • |ee,l uni urrurnry in ncqulrlni,' ' io ilimi was not rriliral.
dismissed a* chief nf the aiillidriis, wlii, was Imrn in Gcnmntk know lrdgr. Matty rnmplain the >ur
enrps nfter the government had
c,u|.m i t- loo complex- Many I inr ■>
•
ga
end went to America us • Im>>\
r a c e warned him to atop d slrihuMbg
' I thank you for thi* undo- foi the sicnpbr day* of the three, i c c p u n i i c a n s
"revobitl maty
party"
leaflets
| js
/ * « fg,i •
servcij liocnage," lloirli* said at i*. Yoith must he preoaied for a \
fi«m Ills plane.
t
h
e
,
ompi.x
civiiitatinn
,,f
t
.ia,
D
e
p
l
e
t
i
o
n
0
1
I
h
e
i
r
rvienionie, held in their honor at
mid in older to eictmipli-h thi*.
‘
A . .. .. .. ...*
The aviator, who w*a i**x tail*
City Hull. 'W hatever | lia vr triud • preil In education, Iscvth in »e'■ T e n i i u r s e s ,
*1 1 r e U S U r y
* \ C C 0 U n t ‘ from Spain at tin- time nf lha
(Caatiaiwd an Pngy Thro*)
ci'iiring knowledge and in atlain
— -—
i overthrow nf King Alf»n*a, had
MIIH. IIOOVKIt Gt-F TO CAMP, ,na accuracy and u»lng knowledge.
WASHINGTON, June 27—(AP, bn n actively campaigning as a
must l*e arrrbcated."
Itrpudlcam arc fating on I candidate for the new runstltu.
WAKHINGTON, June 2,.
II* rlt*rl on*in«tan-o nfhn» „,Tbr
lha problems rif th ir Democrat- rut assembly, and urging a "raat
(AP)- Mr* llcila-rt llimver left twnplr .a.ir. sthinking.
In Georgia,
k i.u i.. ■.
,——-i- In'
*— i,, enemies thalr money lisrr I Is revolution* r*lhe. ri *u a ronasrvWashington Istc yeslenlay
fot said, people think tn terms of running low.
g„*,rnn,e„l.
lit* President's Itapidun , amp. things lnsl«a,| if term* of people.
l-rdh national parlies hate un-| A,
Kranrn |* bring
Investigation
disclosed
Hut
whn<
She drove hrr own car and tuok
b rt.k .n in keep new an I perms- (rv. |r || („r „ f |- turri, |uf
.
I
IN
N
,
of
the
leading
rilltenveer.
n nl machine* in o|icrati<m rime
*evrral guests with her.
Head Of Spain's Air
Corps Is Dismissed
For Red Activities
“Si Committee Will Begin City Canvass
To Sell Season Baseball Tickets
SSSS!
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it
NUMBER 143 v
F ! t s C e n ts A Copy
s .r i s u ■ d
— -
sk,
�Author Who
“T rader
. Th* feature gams in the National
Laagas was a thiee-hll game which
D auy Vanes pitched, yet lost far
tha Robins. The Catdi won, 1 to
0, mainly became Oeoige Watkins,
wboaa three homers Tuesday won
a gam e,for tha Crrds, stole home
In the seventh Inning of je s ty day’s game. Daisy had tha Cards
»toppe<i without a bit of trouble,
and struck out serin men, but Paul
Derringer, allowing but six hits,
kept them so wall acattaied that
tha Ro Ins hardly avar reached
third. No extra b*s* hits were
im ia . nor were any runs batted
In, the first time this year that
such angles of scoring have been
missed.
Before Big; Throng
'
Miller Fails In Pinch;
Romero. Tofaletti In
PoorForniOn Mound
♦
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By K. IL CULLUM
•}
Th# largest crowd that ever
u u n p k d on th« diamond tat)
Held in Sanford waa prarnnl last
night I t witness the game be
twprn two girl tram s from OrUndo.
'.,
The two trams, one iponamed
by the Blackwood Cleaners and
the other by the Progress te
Laundry put op a mighty pretty
rx h itltltn as to how the game
should be played, the Blackwood
Tybea Beach
CleincV* being the victors to the
Jasper News.
tune of 29 to II.
Connie Taylor was on the mound
RET WERT r hlle Catherine
I n the losers
Johmon pitched for the winner* apple Cana ng Jibuti.
Thompson lafcrOsU,.
Th# balls for the game were
donated by the Independent Mar.
chants A*»o*!atlon and PigglyWiggly, while refreshments were
served to tha plmyars after tha
yams through tha court**;! of
the Smoke House.
The result of the gsme ha*
aroused the Interest of the girls
in Sanford, and tha writer has
already been approached hy seeera I who would like to organise a
tram, and the prospects are now
that wa will hate several girl
team* In tha field in tha very near
future.
The game t might will be iretween Chase and Piggly Wiggly.
By PETER ItCHAAL.
Ju st enough gecd baseball wav
» Any an Tar as central Florida base
mixed with more than enough bad
. 7 hall /eras concerned. Hanford to
baseball at Municipal Park yester
fckfe Winter Park, HC Augustine
day afternoon for moat of tbs fan '
to s t o p DeLand and Daytona to
to go home satisfied even though
the Beds lest a 9 to * decision to
■ Whip Cocos. Just Aha opposite reJoa Tinker's Winter Pack outfit.
\ suited, aad this morning we find
Whan Pat Miller struck eut with
■ tha league lead tied up into a
tha bases loadad and two out in
' grand knot ehleh may net be
tha ninth inning, moat nf the fine
' dome unraveled until tha last
Check Klein, kitting kla 191k were ready to call It quits, rtady to
t gam s of the first half. Tha aUga
of the year, aad smart go home and forget baseball f i r *
hi all set for o game of world bearer
p'frhlag hy Dwdley, cam bleed to
; series color a t Daytona Beach giro tha PhllUea i l t s l verdict couple of weeks, soma of them
l' ' Next Sunday fur both DeLand and aver tha Piratea. Dadtry aliened ready to forget baieboll, as It l«
D aytona/are tied for the lead, M y fire kite, while the Pklllles pUyed by tha Bids, for. tha rest of
tha year.
i' gad they play there on Sunday.
gat 19 aff Broom. Darla hettrd
They say that oma In a aetaon,
U N daring the day, getting
a ecuple of teams will gel together
DoLa ad lamped aa Al W hat'
four klta la four tries.
and play hlgh-achool, or worse,
MOW EWjmfIMO MIG
;*» Vy of the Batata far 14 hits
haseball. They say that anoner or
2 0 TH SEASON IN THEyesterday afternoon, several of
Hack Wilson's muff of an easy la tir fans will have to git through
MAJORS IS THE SPARKwhich wars qaasUoaahla hat all fly ball sent In the run which even .
PLUS OP THE"
'
ml thorn combining ta giro tha tuelly gave the Bnves a 4 to 3 a game which sse-dw s back and
609TOKJ BRAVES.
0o La ad oatflt a I to I victory- decision over the Cuba. Brilliant forth because of a million and one
gams
1 McCormick waa t sac had far fUlding by the Braves was tba fas- quec r plays. Well, yesterday’*
have been that one gsme
s ight hits, hat was la troohla on 'tu n of th# gams. Both pitcher! must
' • vara ace salaaa. It was a case af gave up aavan hits, but tha Braves we've been looking for, because
from Managar Chapman on down,
• earning from behind far tha Da- got most of th* e x tn bass blows, every penon In the bill park had
T 5 AST YEAR TMt/ A ''V S ?
U a d team, aad they took ad later turning them Into runs.
' RABBIT LED ALLTHE
mumenla of tha blackest despair
vantage af every break.
SHORTSTOPS IM-IMEr
as the simplest fly ball catcha.
,.
______
Only two Giants reached tee- w en turned Into glaring example*
6UTIOWAL LEAGUE IU
At Daytona, Lefty Murdock, the oud base la their • to • defeat of how not to mlsjudg* bolls, and
F IE L D IN G /
. Georgia ace made victory for Co- al the hands of th* Reds. Prey th* easiest of laflsld outs became
U r w v r r* « u r t etA so M t
two sure when he stopped a ninth gar* ap all hits, all af them earn mlscnbl* displays of judgment.
without o*c*pinm a
LINCOLN, Neb. June 28—(AP)
timing rally short without a ing after tha sixth Inalag. Cat Thank haaveas, the fads have finFlVaAiL' ,
1
—Victory 8*ymour of Lincoln, and
' soots. Tha final score waa 1 to lap hit a homer far the Reds as n'lly got It out of their systemi.
Georg* W. Norris, former Broken
I In favor of Cocoa, who made part af th* aearlag spree which Wall venlun to say that when
Bow, Neb., grocer, and now of
7 ftVe runs la a groat rally In tha the Reds developed.
.
Managsr Chapman gets through ;
Alvs, Okla.. Tuesday, war* re
\ eighth. Both team* mads a dosen
with them at Municipal Park this one, and then, with th* ball game
indicted by. a federal grind jury
der In Alachua county,
Tha Big Six batting lesdtrs are afternoon, and tomorrow afternoon,
. i hits, with Wally Shannon of tha
The jury deliberated oti# hour here for perjury In Uielr testimony
Islander* trading the b atten with about the same as usual, exrept that they'll be playing a darn sight In hit hands, struck at, and
and 27 minutes. When the vea- last Pall before tha senatorial
four hits In five trips. Only one that a seventh member has been belter gsme of ball than they ever misted, a high HaII to and the
dirt was read Mrs. Pierce - wept committee Investigating campaign
contesl.
extra bass hit was mide In • th* added, Chuck Klein, nf th* I'hlt- Imagined they could.
expenditures.
Both Tofaletti and Itogen ap.
game. Lefty lame, who has won Ilea. The standings!
Back to the itruggle. Th* uautl
H i and lost only one gam* this Player and rlub g ah r h ate. Fed errors, rank ones too, taw th« peered In he In poor form, a
largely upon cxlatanr# of a
62
IA1
$4
T3JW
aaar for th* Islanders, was Ruth, Yanks
Parkars
dnw
first blood la the condition which was reflected In
$3000 dncbfe Indemlty Insurance
GAINESVILLE. June 28.-<A P)
167
32 first tram*
60J82 whan Harrison th* play of prartleallii aveiy insn
; n o cked from the box In that wild Morgan, Indiana 49
very
policy on th# Ufa of Ploie*. • *■-,•
1 eighth, was relieved by Ro/ Gist- Hendrick, Reds 491K.\ 28 68 .172 and Dretch mads bobbles, th# lot- on th# field. Only Boy Britt for —Mrs. NaJlie Pieccr was acquitAfter th* ahoottnf Mri. Pierre
82
281
64
93.171
aar, who in turn waa quickly ro- Simmons, A'a
tar's seeing' two runs rum* over. the Fed* seemed to ba playing ad by a Jury halo Wednesday of
bundled tho body Into an auto
Davis, Phllllas
64tM* 12 81 .387 Th*
murdering
b*r
husband,
James
P
tha
brand
of
hall
which
means
Raved hy Young.
earned
mobile and drove with It to the
Tarry, Giants
00
243
47 p arken 88
M i their next run, winning games, although he la Pierre, who ana shot to death at
------ ■
In 80
the second66inning,
and It looked
home cf her slater a t lakeland
Klein,
Phllllea
60
240
.364
their
home
hare
Moy
XI.
She
was
rred
ted
with
two
lucky
catches,
Bams classy baseball la an top
as though It ws* to be on* of those
where th* Add haf story aad was
for Saaday la Ikla leagse. Tha
40 to 0 affair*. But, wonder of one of them a breath-taker. Britt th* first wh't* woman aver tried
arretted. '
V
Pads far lastsar« will taka their
wonders, tha Pads batted all the seems to Improve with play in on a charge of first degree mur,
prised pseas—ten. Baddy Lake, HOW THEY 8TAND way around In the second Inning, that left field position, for hi. last
gad visit C ano w hen they mix
scoring seven run# on four hly, four game* have been revelations.
Manager Chapman certainly
with the Indiana who will proh- CKNTRAI. PLOHIDA LEAGUE an error, a hit batsman, and a
ably non Joiner on tha mound Dtytona .
•pent a hecllr afternoon In thn
.1 1
6 .8X8 walkl
* Roth those pitcher* a n #*p#n*
That Inning dsstrvea mrntloa dugout. After telling the boys alt
in their line aad a g n a t game Winter Park
Ing. Th# old mygtary man, Rn! week long how to play tha In
is la prospect. , . . The Do- Cocoa .... ... .
Msrt'n reared bock and .knocked field, outfield, and foul fields, ba
Caad-Daytowa game will ha ooo 8L Augustin*
a throe baas hit to Uw vicinity uf saw a vary man on the team pull
• af the most Imerest Ieg ployed Sanford .. .tbs flagpole aa a starter'. It was a boner of some kind, In ut\*rand
this year. The Islander* hare
th* longest hit ball of .tho year, and absolute disregard of all ha'd told
loot two gamsa to DeLand, hath,
th* Rad got plsnty of acclaim a* them. What a life! My only com
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
thdy claim, so arsoual af pear Daytona .... 10.1 000 0 1 0 -6 12 4 he squatted on third to catch his ment Is that you fans who go to
umpiring aad bath hy else# Cncra
000 020 0 6 0 -7 I t 0 breath. Miller ws* an easy out, Cocoa Sunday will te* another
scor as. .They will ha aat to Uattcrlas: Ians, G lisntr, Young second to first, Kogero hit John jam-up tiafl game. The Fed* will
u
avenge all their defeats, aad, and Mobley; Murdock and Holton nie lllgglna In the mld.soclloa, ami be out of their losing way*, aad
‘a roupla were on tha sacks. Roy will be playing htads-up ball.
’• . with Lefty Hutto appoalag U fty
DeLand ... .000 012 l l x - 6 14 2
Baridmrdt «r U ak BMshy, I Ht. Augustine 001 000 0 0 0 - 1 8 3 Harrison redeemed himself. If this They have tha knark of playing a
arrt of baseball nerds redeeming,
.
don't aoo how It can ha a n y
Batteries:
McCormick
a n d by slamming a screaming double poor game and then a g*od one.
.th in g hat a classy game . . .
The hoi score*!
to left field, scoring Martin ami
Z I Tha Salats wlU apead tbs after- Wilke*! W hatl*)tand Wakclry.
SANFORD
ah r h o
Higgins.
Pst*
Schlrsrd
drew
a
paaaa a t Winter Parh w hen
Brill. If
fi I I 4
walk.snd
Msnager
Hsrpar
started
I B art
Williams
will rhaak
. . . . . . . 3 I I It
to wsim up another pltchsr. Tof- Peters, I h
> | agaiaat Chahh. A victory for
4 0 2 0
alattl hunted along ths third bare Deetrh, *s .......
- I UR Parkers will Had them tied Philadelphia
6 13
1
Una and waa aafs at first when Maitln, rf _ .
' ! fa r tha land with either D ay Washington
6 0 0 0
the third baaaman failed to gel Miller, rf ...
New York
...
3 10 3
Harrison at third. Th* I s m were lllgg n*. 2b
Cleveland
4 13
2
thus filled. Britt kit a shfirp on* Harrison, c
to third, who threw ths hall over Hchlrard,.r . . . ...... 3 1 0 7
Rt. Ltu'a
th* first la w m u 's head, scoring Tofaletti, p . . .
..
3 2 10
Detroit
Srhlrard and Harrison. Peter*
Chicago
singled to center, scoring Tofaletll. Britt going to third- Doelch
YESTERDAY'S IIF.RIM.T3
St. l<ouls
000 004 02s—6 8 9 singled to right field, searing
Britt. Tha ball became lost In the
Philadelphia 030 000 002—6 II l> sun, according to Hodenbaugh, the 11*11, th . .
Ball*rlai: Gray, Htlles and right-fielder. Msrtln, coming up Moelry, ,*b .
Young; Earnshaw and Cochrans for th* second time, hit • long ami Drcasen, aa
Second Gamai
high fly to daap renter field. Hall Itodnhgh, rf-e
Rt. Louis .. | | o 041 004—8 14 L caught It, but Peters scored before Guffoid, lb
Phlladtlph'a 030 010 001—6 10 I tha ball rould roach hem*. Miller Pittman, lb-rf
Overstreet, rf
Battalias! Ptowart and Ptrrell; ended the affair by striking eut.
Prom then on it woe a good K ogero, p
Rhorsa, McDonald, Kommtll, Walgam* as far aa tha Parkars were
berg and Crehrane.
T o ta ls____ ..
.42 9 16 87
Cleveland .... 000 101 100—3 18 1 concerned for Rogero held th* Fade
070 000 001-8 |0 6
Boston
000 602 100—8 14 P to ala hits for th* rest of tho way. Sanford
Bom* groet fielding by the Parkers Winter Park SI I 010 100-9 16 I
out 14 hlU to giro them an H
cut off what few chances tba Fed*
Asslits; Hall 2, Mosley 3, Dree,
6 victory. Bellanrourl, Blahop
had to scoie too. la tke sswnth, for sen 3, Rogers 8. Deetch 7, lllgg In*
| Dyke* hit hernen In that
Instance, th* Pods bad man on sec 4, Harrison 8. Srhlrard, TofaUtll.
ond and third, and no out. and
Erroa: Plttmsn, Daetrh. Hig
failed to scoro because of aomo gins, Rchirard, Harrison, T-ifalattL
good work la lb* Parker Inflrid.
Runs ballad In: Powers 3, Reg.
In th* ninth, that heart-breaking
ninth, with th* score 9 to ■ against ero 3, llartlson 8. Daetrh A llsIL
them, tho Pods staged thslr great Pcterr, Martin. Two bav* h'ts.
Drcsscn, Tofaletti. Martin. H*r>
est bit of rallying la months.
Kckirard was out, short to risen.Three Pass hits, Maitja.
HE new store will ajao Kara Men’s. W ofeenn and Qtfle
first, but Tofaletti drew a pass Btolsu baa**, llalL Sacriflr* Mta:
dren's Shoe, Piece Goods, Hand Beg, jKIk Hosiery,
He went to second os Mritt was Overstreet, Peters, double pte tv. ,
out, sec end to first- Poto-.s also Hall, uaavslstad; Daetrh. to lllg .
Liogerie, Infanta' W gu, Houaewarea. Hardware, Paint, Rip
•'a
*
1
1
Peter*.
I
.eft
an
bases.
Baa.
draw a walk. Dcwtch singled to
ia n c e , S to v e , W a s h in g M a c h in e
frigerator, Electrical
l*rt field, s oring Tofaiatti, Prior* ford 6, Winter Path 18. ftruah
fit Loula ...
out,
by
TafalUttl
4,
by
Ragera
(4
end
Plumbing
Depe
going ta second. Th#
myatcrj
New York .
Bases on ball*, aff Roger* 4, aff
man got hit third hit af th* day,
Chicago
..
Tofaletti A Hart by p'tckar, by
a
s'ngls
past
second,
filling
tho
Boston t___
Tofaletti, HaU aad Rodeihaufh.
sacks, with twe, men o u t Th*
Brooklyn . .
by Ragera. Hlggiaa. Tima of
fans v e rt wild aa Bad stay pad an
I t l C 'j
PhlladelpH*
I M S * 1 2 . Umpires. Ls lag and
first,
aad,
whan
Pat
Millar
ram*
Pittsburgh .
Palmer.
to bat, you'd think they
ws-*
going to tear th* (toads down
toUNQ MATRON (
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.jkimara^.aa •Trader H srf^
today at Tsnkertoa after A 1
tllnesa. Trader Horn caltic '9*
Ore jungles of if* d»fl( rontli
to take a plate n tha ape High
the w gid's II w ary (aidtsl*.'
i-ollahoialion with l l r g K tbtl
l.t'w . ha W’.ote 'T rader ’Hi
aad entrrlaJncd * England
America with (a rin a tle g tala
klv cotper fixed with A ld n ii.
Uvea.
Woman Is Freed Of
Killing Husband In
Gainesville Home
N.
O r a n g e a t ’W a s h i n q
T
Sold on. Our C om rnkni
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swimming party and p in k on
Thursday oftomeaa a t her couatr.i home oa Crystal Lake. Mr*.
William* and Mr*, ft. J . Hally
took the children to tho lake where
awtmmlag wae enjoyed.
In ter la tho evening thia psrij
w*a J lined by Mr. and Mr*. A.
T. Whits. Mrs. C. A. Both* and
Mrs. A. C. PWrt. A picnic loach
was then served. Theee tsvtied to
he n t h El Isabel h and Char i n
Berks w e n : “Buddy” Bishop.
Martha
Bishop,
Propel*
RoumiUat, C a t h e r i n e T kljpen, Adelaide H in ts* , Kath
erine and Mery*ret Vetnay, Jen.
nlafe Hurt, and Carlyle Hoos-
At The Churchu
;
ALL SOUL’S CATHOLIC
CHURCH.
The Rev. J . J. Melnerny, paster.
. Mass 1:00 A. M.
Devotion* after iMaes.
'.FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
|
U sad groom and
by Mk* _ Dorothy
Rabin Lows, of Ata prise la tho mu.ly content, wltQa Mrs.
*r was given a aitnl•Stalling ta th* florMr*. L. P. Hagan,
recent bride, was
as a souvenir of the
latnte were served by
• assisted by her
l Francis L. Nixon,
ihoH A. Williams.
NWt ware: Mra. H. C.
honor gwaati Mra.
rtor, Mr*. L. P. Ha
re. John Whitaker,
i L W iliams. Mrs.
Williams, and tK*
. Sixteenth Btreet and Sanford
Avenue, The Rev, p . H i Mailer,
pnrtor.
Bible school—l U t A. i t
Worship and Communfon— 11:00
A. M.
Evening Bsrvics—B:00 P. M.
t Christian Endeavor—7:00 P. M.
J. U Yeoman, pastor.
Preaching 11:00 A. M.
Evening Bevvies 8:00 P. M.
Wednesday evening prayer ear
lot 1:00 P. M.
Everyone la cordially Invited.
PULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE
On Orlando mad near Oenava
Arc.
W a. P. McEhsrmn, paster.
Bible School BumUy A. M— 8:48
Ssrmoa Sunday A'#K. —11:00
' Kvaagailstk Berries Sunday P.
M. - 7 :4 8
Prayer Matting Wed. F. M. —
1:00
Prayer A Testimony Wed. P. M.
—7:41
Planar Cameron, Marjorie
Strictly Intor-denomlnatloaal.
Lais Shelley, H e l e n
p Etta Bpencer, Juanita
a , Mary are t Giles, Late
Baals Bess Echols, Ellen
Carrie White. Virginia
OareUty Haynea, R. B.
pDIdrad Bridges, Caravan
Vlrylaia McDaniel, AnBklnholser, Dorothsa
Minnie Waters, Caroline
Aktfcryn
Water* and
M , of Atlanta.
Christian . Sclaaea aervicaa are
held every Sunday morning nt tho
church a t East Second Street at
t l o'clock. Subject far tomorrow I*
“Christian Science." Wednesday
evening services which will inrlado
lot tl monks o f Christian Sdancs
healing, will be held at lha qew
churrh a t M I fnd BL at •
This church , .mjlntalne a fra#
TA NOTES
L. F. Wakefield
afternoon a baptism by
to Lake Geneva by th*
; Kayeer. Thtoo baptised
ir t Mrs- T. W- Pravstt.
K n r t and Ellen Loj^AB uniting with the
m, a
colored school
itrVkmi with peraly-
Resdtag Room a i the church where
the Bible and all authorised Chris
tian'Science Literature may be
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Park Avenue and Sixth Streak
W ..P. Brook* J r , Pastor.
Banda* School, 10:00 A. M.
Morning Worship—11:00 A. M.
Subject, “Tbs Antiphony of
aith."
Preaching—S;60 P. M.
B. Y. P. U. — 7 P. M.
Evening Svrvke—0:00 P. M.
Subject, “The Christian's VacsWednesday evening prsjer aarvMr, 1:00 P. M. r
, SANFORD COM If UN ITT
-:
CHURCH
Woman** Chib BalMIng, Oak
Avamm near Third Street.
1W> B n .. Claude B. Chewa lag,
win ha cordially wol-
J . B. B. Stryker, of Doy
P a , will arrive Monday to
short time hare visiting i
Mr. and Mrs. Walker E. Bharat
sad two aaaa, of, Port Myers, at*
the weak end w ests of Mr. ahd
Mrs. a Roby L a in at their hsto*
in Hoe* Court.
Mrs. Clyde Byrd and two chil
dren T*tarw*d Thursday from Luke
Placid where ih* hsi been visitlay her mother,.Mrs. Jsk* Wep,
at her rummer home th e n . \
showed them aelm a t a window
the th ro a ti in the street* cheated
tastily.
' The happisdl person participat
ing In the welcome festivities wdb
the meihfr «f llolriis, who hod
worried mpth while her ton and
hi* companion were onreperiod
for about, SS hours after thetr
take-off from llarhor G ran , Newfcundlaad. Wednesday mocaiag.
She was In Copenhagen pa aae M
the few rirtU In her-adtirs IB*
from the family henesteod Ut
rocky Jutland.
■j
Holriln said it was nenssary to
climb to (Teat helckto to g et
away from tho w ont *f the l » l
weather they encountered over the
(Continued from m
m
v*vS
ured In the nlll-lon, wMle Mr.
Pope's daughter, Mis* Rosalia
P»|v, w»s the driver of tho other ?
n r.
Mre. Spurting, throagb her nl- \
torneys, claims tb it Mr. Pop* '
woe entirely rospooeihl# for the
rolllil in end m u lta n t death of
Mr. Spurting. In th«t Mr. Pope’*
daufhter * U acting U Ue I f t t l . .
Mr. Tape weerte that he la not
RoUt)t or the charges, end that .
Mr. Sparling
proper ro ts
taring Gena'
aand trait without stopping
whether an automobile was travel
ing along Geneva Avenue, said ta
b* a heavily traveled street.
The Jury is composed of lha
following: O. H .. F lin t, C. M.
hovotary
BW* tro eom* of ihe
the noUhleo
notable* who received
recel--------------- -decree*
- - - - - from Princeton O nim alty- at _ _that Stowe, O. W. Spivey, H. B. Fin- >.«
lotion's commencement. Lett to right: Colonel (Tharlee A. Lindbergh, Frank B. Keltocr, Prsri' nelt, R. P. Oelgor, and H. A. •
Abell The following witaet sel
John Grier Hlhben of Princeton, WilU Caths, Kenton D. Baker and Adotjh Goldschmidt.
were heard v yesterda;c
Mr*. « jej,
Spurting, G.
W. Rutherford,
Q oirie E. Well*. Dr. R. E. Sloven#. ^
A. II. Mclntrre, P. A. Mere. T. W.
WINS’CONTEST
Jones, A. WelbolUl, and Carl Wil- 'v l
WIDE SECTIONS
OF U. S. HELD IN
GRASP OF HEAT
tVAL, MELLON
INCLUDE 1 S T
E B T PARLEY
Prof to u r and Mrs. -G. K. Mc
"Before leaving," ■he explained,
Kay will Imvw Monday. m«roiax
for Cloudland, Go. whyro they "we understood that weather con
•pend the eummtr a t their aum- ditions along the southern rout*
were bettor than along the north
ern route. With this 1 disagree,
Mr. and Mr*. Ralph B. Wight for w* didn't tee water fur 17
•nd thru* childrea plan to tears hours. We traveled a t about It.OUO
Monday for Daytona Beach where feet most of Ih* way.”
Mrs. Wight and the children wit!
"How did you spend yourtlmeT"
have an apartment for tho month he wsj asked.
of Joly.
“Oh, nothing much happened,'
’ Forming a p a r t y motoring bo replied. 'At least, very little. 1 .fm n re a with Europe's leading
was manipulating little gadget!
to Daytona Beach Thursday for and various lever*. Homet Imss at airs men. Secretary Mrllnn Is In
the afternoon werei Mrs. B. E. Hltlig wrote notes to me and Paris discussing'the'loams or the
Andrew*, Mrs. W, W. C. Smith, sometimes we chattel when th* moratorium with French irodnsTho o'jslaclcs to hn ngreenirnl
Mrs. Herman Brown, Miss Elisa noise of the motor didn't IntorfefK narrowed today to ' Ihiet points.
"Hllll* unpacked some choco ThtWk were: . .
beth S a lih and Mia* Mary Franlate, which wa ale. .Meanwhile the
era Andrew*.
*
Amerira'a insist'nr* tin post
engine functioned perfectly and we ponement of all inter-govemmcnl
caw
nothing
except
cloud*,
clouds,Amcng Ihoss from her* invit
debts and France's demsmi that
ed to rutend the' fish fry given cloud*. *
Germany pay the unconditional an“We
thought
w*
Were
heeding
Thataday evening by Mr. and
auUias under .tho Young plan.
Mr*. John G. Leonardy a t thalr toward Irelind and we intended In
The French proposed that these
cottega at Cororssdo Beach in cross the channel ami come up lha payments Ins made the Inula of
honor of tho past presidents of coast of Europe. Finally I saw credits to Os(m>ny an j other Cen
tho Woonn'x Club and thalr hus soma houses which Hiltig thought tral Kurnpdan power*.
bands were; Mr. and Mia. Henry war* English but I recognised
live facltthat th# aup;iort whicii
Wight, Mr. and Mia. R. E. Tolir, them as the flat squat houses of the president'rbeelved front mem.
Spain. Wa know we were over here of Cong#*** fur his plan was
Spain yesterday afternoon,
based mainly 'c lt'lh c assumption
“With gas running low w* head, there would he no reservation*.
ed north cross tho Pyrenees end
One suggestion advanced t-dav
over Prance, landing at Krefcld In in diplomatic citric* rontenvplal ■.!
Germany. la te r In th r afternoon ennres* an* n n ,eaih eldo on the
o tried to make Copenhagen but point* •( if»u*..Tb* JJnltad Jttsteu
ere l*» tired after we landed would rtnm dr, under the surges
again a t Bremen.
lion, In France's unrondlltonal
ruillla system plan. F u sed would
“So here w* are.”
The fliers plan tn remain In agree that no interest Iw charged
Denmark for a while and later tilt Ihe rrrdltv and llutI they^ would
pruoose to take thr tJlwrty on a he available only to Germany and
demonstration flight to - various not to other powers.
The a rlln g 'o e en lsry »f state,
cities of Germany.
Hllllg was said to .be willing to William It. fissile, Jr., took up thr
make a return flight to A m iri's. diplomatic nrgtdUllons Imninl ate.
Bat his partner wss understood ly after Stlmson left. With Artlna
to have made a promise not to Secreteiy Mills of the Ireaiury, he
conferred will: Picsldanl Hoover
undertake this.
at Ihe While llnaae. A fteraard a
stale department'officdr larrled n
long telegrim frenv ' ihe White
House to the department for rod.
ing.
It wss dliclosed i railler that
Franc* has been ns-ure,) I’r e s cfent lloovei's piof-*-sl contem
plates no ieii’stnaeai nf the Yrung
plan.
The not Ifiwm lis t country had
Temple, Jerry White, Dolly quat
shown ant tty lest1Hie intcgi lly of
tlebsum, Emma Temple, Mary
tho Yoving plan bo effectrd by the
Touch ton, Junior 8toeey, Dorle
morstoriui
Qnattlebaam, Marv Hickson. Doits
The ser^story’-of state sniphaWEST PALM BEACH-ChrysAllman, 8Uniey Stecsy. M.C. Tsmpla. Junior King and Virginia liar- Ur Agenry moved to fonr.er Gia- sited the’ peed far further disrutham-Paige building on south Dtai* •Ions w llh ia.v k w to modifying
Franco's abjection, eo the debt
highway.
after Trinity.
Holy Communloa ri89 A, M.
Church School 0:M A. M.
PROMINENT COUP1
Morning . Prayer and Sermon
11:00 A. M.
*
Monday, Jana SO, B..Peter, Apoe
(Continued from I*^ge One)
lined will give thn world * breath
ing space and Germany, In partic
ular, will be relieved for tho
.lime bring of tho burdens that
Dakota's prairies biased with
Tradings above 100 degrees s t all
recording points; Missouri clllee
for the most part reported 100
d r|rev s or mure heat; all Illinois
sidled.
The Western lake Michigan
ihurc got n . few breaths of shert
lived roollng hrvese during the
day a n d ' Ohio's heat was dissi
pated temporarily by n violent
wind, hull, rsln and eleclrleal
•lorm. A lter whipping ta k e Erie
into a fury, the storm swept In
land, leaving twi» dead f n |n
Hshlnlng a t Cleveland. At Columlma three men were Injured
when wind blew down a' factory.
All points In tho atom** path
C
liams.
Judge Wright thia morning
called attention to Ihe (act that
In a lecenl Issue of Tho Herald ho
had been misquoted In hla sen
tence upon Mrs. Emily B. Purdoa.
Instead of advising Mr*. Purdw
that ha was giving bar tha mini
mum sentence In th* case of n
miidomeanor following th* parchase of property aha know to
have been stolen although tho
had made restitution, Judge
W right told hvr that he was giv
ing b ar tha lowest sentence that
h* could, in vkw of *U th* facta
of tho cast.
Mrs. Purdon wa# sentenced to •
pay n fine of |1M and coat* and ,
serve 80 days n t hard labor. Th* - ‘V
Jail term wss to bo suspended up- , :
on pa)tnent of tho fin* and coot,
hut, in th* ovent ah* fails to pay
\
th* fine and rosta, ah* must aarv*
an additional SO daya a t hard la
bor on th* rounty roads. She It
a t present under a bond.
UJ'itvgsviw *t> J l tAi 'M. J u TB da*
arm s an hour ta trr a t Chicago.
Uul the relief was brief. At Q
P. M. thermometer# showed 05.
Thr Atlantic see Iward north of
Norfolk and including all Nsw
England and Eastern 1’rnnsylvanla
and New York enjoyed tempera
ture* In the cool 00‘* and 70'».
In Dixie generally, them era* ralief from tdrrid temparatums
that section experienced during
the past week or 10 days.'
t
Several cltiaa, however, still re
ported maslmum lempersture#
Friday that were well up In th*
nlnetirs, and Memphle, Tann.,
marked iq, a new high mark for
the y rjr.
Little Rock, Ark., and Memphis,
had high resdingi of D8, while
Birmingham, Ala., had a 00,
Vlrkshurgh, Ml'*., and Tampa,
Fla., UP* each, and New Or
leans, La., 07.
Atlanta Friday had a high resdlug nf HH, while Mscra'a high was
01 and Kavannsh's 84.
Northeast Florida a n d t h e
South Georgia coast enjoyed cool*
Ing breese*.
HIALEAH— Andrew
yUi/i/ *
I A cnU
IMahllahod IMS
Jarksnn
I'arbcr shop Improved.
**•
4
tM E. Irt BL
BIIADENTGN — Stovall Baugh
(V., rilablishtd dry-goods store at
17th Mlrect.
Rev. Carroll Varner, Pastor
“Personal Liberty" L the sub
ject of.lha sermon bn the pastor
•I sieves A. M.
I
At B P. M. be will preach on
“Lo»t Opportunity”. I
-Yea will ha w dom ed at Imth
than* serviesa.
^
Sunday School a t |: 4 I A. M.
Prof. McKay, luperntondent.
League* *1 7 P. M.
, P r o m MsefngJ avfry
Wed.
nigh* at. A
.
SPENDBut Spend
CONSTRUCT THAT
pads t* fart a t Kama.
MAKE T H O S E
BUILDING
NEEDED REPA IRS
WHILE PRICES ARE
(A P}—Denial
of slstloa WO
d ig *f Peas*
AT
LEVEL.
daws of my govsrnmsat,"
(SignedI “STINSON.'
LINDT GETS RADIO PERMIT
F o r Z ip BorvU u P honu 1S5
,W A8H!NGTON, Jana *7 —
(A PI—Col. Chari** A. Lindbergh
rprosaatad at the
r Hatton*tell and
ant and wealthy
y after the wVd*’
OR
llth
■VV'-bJ.
A
LOW
�.Her* ere e few ef the eevtn snrvlvor* rrf.the ll-feted French s
l i returning ( n n m n n itrlo & t a n r l u m r loo person* to t
then ^ rioeca countries In I U
t o n »Uh * sailing every,. tw i
WMkfc
l | * u leas th in thirty years
• to (hat Esptain Dollar made hb
( r a t v e i l # • In trins-ocean f lip
ping w heJ ha dUpped a cargo o(
lumber UfChlng on the stearathlp
' "Arab?'—a MOO (on aleam tr which
ha btoighl At that time lumbar
to CMaa waa aU carried la tailing
vsaseli. Jij (act it waa, only dur
ing' tha twenty-(lv® ycary previous
to t g l t time that cargo vessels of
•any kind had erotaed the IMcifl*.
Caplata Dollar's itaamahlp fArali”
waa aO>*w. venture In atoam Iran*portatien on the Pae flc kind alnce
hlii Iamber carg i waa carried at
•Im ach lower reto than that
charger^ by the ■ailing vessels the
I a financial failure,
too, the ahJp had to rePfloee T aullo Fc.totlek, aald
ballaat m there waa no to be tha rlcheat Undowner In
W wae;gradwVe<V to
> bang.back. Out Captain IX rope, and one of the oldeat
■a pm* the -rogt J*to,
ar l*toe rata of Hungary, U pic
ipft' |op«. Ifam h r waa
tured above a i he attended tho
t y (Urwith.th« bast, of
recent running of the Auetrien
Derby in tho Krtudeneu.
He-wan
market* In Amrrira, He carefully
attrooyad tho altuatlnn both In
Ch q a and Japan. Ilo was pleased
with ega lunsber. which he found
lit abundance in Northern Japan
and tha poasibUH lea far this lumber
eg ties In America, an he brought
bach with him.el* Hoe as *«mr
pie*. U.wda such a splendid qualr
Hy ef ueh that be we* euro of
A f t - 'l h W | Ha demand a lia In the making of
edJtlw in. hi* funituro,
;
It happened that tha
m m r n c f n . tjSouthern I'acUj® K a ln a d waa
P if f t p e i
to silty * list far n'roud they were
build ins la MuWo. Bo the deal
UrlJepgpeae lira wag negotiated
■ T ky j HaI m l f i i
to d ilto .p a * lumber business with
to to * * to (to d
‘ Csptalw Dollar kept on with his
trife .to the* Orient and bringing
book eargdes, storting e flow of
I n t o that'ha* resulted In mlU on*
of toMars worth or commodities
cimJaw-from the Orient to AmerV“-~f*r 'h a has always kept hla
|h 1/a .loaded cymI ng as well as go-
McroUnurt la th. Tumbir
Maf taking it up later on h k
W fM l until by the time he
S h .T A 'sr iis :;
iwn’ng tlmberlsnd In MlchlOkaton and'Drti
scarce In upper MlchlA e f toi* SJpd U iefsct
, A* oc'atrd w |th'■ him In hi*
thlginlr and* transportation bsmlless lysve been hi* two son*— R.
P le n ty Dollar ahd J, jfsr.ld
ftw
D
w tor.'llu
tar/U utt they didn’t . Inherit
_____
thth>rjehs.' They worked for them
from Uto ground up. Harold was
rent to Chine-when he we* twen
ty y rarl pH 'end has bteen running
tho'D sllar bos' m s * from that side
over since. He look with hint his
UMe sijd storied In W'llw bpitoro
J u tt'ss Klsr fsth rt koforq him had
tope- Btoeley, who m aneges'the
tfnjt prsm ltco office, also if Acted
a t the byftono of the ladder and
climbed ‘ grhdualiy to his prose nt
Important position In this world
shipping totgSBUelloo.
, Trarol where you wi(i In China
today and yonll find tho name
of this *MtHy eld Capt, Robert
Dollar algng side that of Qnorge
Washlngtop and- Abrmhkm L4»coin. Chinese ihlldren In the
schools a n being taught
know
and appreciate tha life ;«*d work
to
i . pent problem
iltoatl mean* of
iie ttS h o u s *
,'A.‘ btokaM ler, nephew of John f t Rockefeller,
0. Royer of Buffalo, shortly after they wwa
They will
The groom U 36, the bride
Deakel Ceronada, ature, a bo'hkeeper in a. New York hotel, hat.
Just been appointed. tty P reaty n t
Olaye, of Colombia, as consul
general fer tho Colombian govern
ment tp the Panama Republic.
rage opened under new mnr>sg«-
t
I II || ■
•
> - '■; u *
III *Wso_1 - -Wt 'S
ef rebellion eye) obstacles ef (U J
hinds he* net ohiy- opened to
Chine jnaritata foe her earn
but who has dene more, pet
toward <promoting n feaUni
brother hood betwnep that 0
dl IgnAjHM - Anunrica then
Uflng dJpbm nr . . . .
.
*Li...
ty seem*
■pwlallr marked
iniM m
connection with purpor
during tttsUP ro—ty
Bair M a r k a t la
(Continued
Colored Hi
rwa .wpa raaumed Wgorou.l, In
([OMli'hMMV. ,
Aa pncoaflrraed report le u . In
Ijpiy that thy Intonthto Com
er® Commlaalon would Immedf'fe .g ra n t half tha I f porcsnl
t r e ^ r rate Increase sought by the
railroads a t an emergency measure
sent shirr* up « to f t and e lT
though financial ttegg tickers raw
r H , " denfal'^from an aothorito-
Atonus and B ath Blfft
er economic adrisor to the Brit
ish government* declared In s N or
York address that world-wide eeonpmlc disaster could only be miti l«4to» from
gated, but «mld sot be avoided
as a reealt of the ecenpmlc do• O. JeceM. Wtwihjf,
iS s s :
Apepifi, Vf
s t j ts s i u
although It s a l said in high bankIngfcirtls* that the m ittar had
not'progressed beyond the stag* ef
vague and unofficial conversation.
Commodities alto were booyknL
Cottoh futures a t New York wet*
u p . f l l f Is H i t * bale. In Aha
Chicago pit, wheat futures, ended
the deg with gains of T -| to 11- 3
rente a bushel. Corn llniahod 1 3-4
to I M cento abutool higher, Oopp e r.M d a l Thursday’s price of
•'to d .c to to ,* - retrod,,
,
ehdtee,
“"J K
J j®
.(AP)
if the
oehey
a new
. built
[evensam t-
WARNS
“ “ “ *i totapa at
market aggregatod 0.1
1
W■s■lyss*' i
m
Nivel Aeadem. la Tonalderably
Yonaldermbfy la
hav> reacted with terrific force da
the political end economic stoattuji of tfaa'enUn world. - , '
f*I lo o k -1 « , no party ofestruetied to tha' prealdeat’e purpose,"
ha ad d ed ,. predicting the plan
Would have: ' ' tha cooperation
e f the Majority of the Democratic
-----------i l —L-i l,a
lt
a f-- 1
*
congieailooil
delegation.
V; welcome the act *t , U»
pnrihtont.'eyen thoogh In nry opliu
Up no atnall pert Of tho condition*
which compelled It are to tho ad
ministration's own deede."
• Rhouao told the tleorgle Demo
crat • "the defendera of tho Hoo
ver admlnlrtrptlon hare had but
one eiuwer 10 tho various attack*
the Democrat* hara made oe Ita
pollciea eof! perform ance .e n d
that la tho charge ihpl.Wv Var*
found fault wlfh everything and
rap seo no grad to anything-that
President Hoover doc*. That, of,
couroe. Ia‘ not true. We have not
hesitated to ciRIcUe- acts that
merited tondemn.tlon.— ministration to lank' for. li
critmcnlal defl:It, national
ployment, business depfryalon and
th«V|f/W*HJaa of the ftoiJcr. He
aald th i>ico w tli* lA j?« < tn j/o c,l e
change** p{-admln'ilrt^l >n.
He urged the Democrat* to
f*ce t|ie prohlblti
sqqarcly, insccrtain I
tho nisJoHu' of the
emtoey |b*. result In
plsUirm. j *
"I do. net- think tt
lh> ker la tho whole
satisfied-With the.pi
mcak
ported Stale deficit, U
toss* Of Stole, general
funds. Is v ro tig \ti« ^
compared oq
<J qo,ooo
**""
BANDIT MUTTS DBATU
-------ATMORE. Alsu. Jun> tls-H A P )
—Charles Longshew, II, negro,
whb terrorised Utle place Wedoasday, was found deed on railroad
tracks near hero Thursday. A s
thurltlea said they belleveg a train
.
F i r s t Applitation
For Baring Permit
Made By Dog Track
JIAItSEB June 91^—
to f lu t epplicsilon. fur.
to ,operate o rye* track
orWa'a new. racing and
wl law was filed a t the
itol y c .u rd sy . -M&1 4 ‘
the application of .th e
burr. Keneel .slab far e
| toM a PO-day dog race
uiMt j * PtaeUa* coutoy daring the
period from Dec. 1 10, Aar. 1 neat
wUiwiv ' The > application waa
signed by J . 0 . FcUy. sacrotary
en l iie a e u m of tho kennel club
nna w ls delivered In person hy
I t f t Cosier Jr, ef St. Petorobucg, ■
i
All applies lions will bo roroldcfed hy the «Ute m tleg vommisskoa
Photo shows former , M*
r t * . meeting hero Aug. 16. Apndrew J, Pstor* ef Btotog;
pikaUoat must he A M hero on or
nhand of a distant.yelhliro
bcfnn..<Iuly . L . Permits when
Issued must he hacked up , by
approval -af racing by vetoro nt
Fnlthfull, New. TdHi
county elections.
Qoterwrr-Carlton Thnrodfy *s- death Is betng torosto
npanrod ha would ns mo the (Iremember- commission Monday ,ir
Tuesday. - The roelug -e e d ' perimulttsl lew was passed1 hy the
P hA Y
colored- perpoua- to
Tomorrow night
chlirrht the Saafpi
wlU offer a p**g
rcsdlags, and lalhi
Papil Xawrenc* . j
pegte PtoW.Whlto
�Rontreal-CBHj
7:r,0, Sign Off.
t Band; 8:30.'Dtp matta t UU Organ: 9:00,
itt, Unitatwt 9:1A
9:26.
p lH li
Forecast! 8:W, S im Off.
'eatber
8 U K n A y .:JU N E IX. 1M I
*s W « t)F —UalneafBle
•:0 a, I T ad ly ‘» Program ; 8:03,
Momfng Wrtjdlea; Orfilfc. Sheriff
A Polica Report; 10*0, Morning
Mebtl#S.,CoRt‘d; 10:30, U nlraralty
Bible' Ctfjn; 10:43, MorftJfig
Tfymai; lliOO, Morning Worship*.
r i t ' Baptist Church! 13:00,
„
ik Blltmore Or
el8, Phflro Sym10:48, Will O. .
H it Orchestra—
B eatber F o iecatt;
12:01.
WjAX—J a t kaoarin*
Prom* | 10:80, Hocheal ta 1, Oo*ta tt Oreheatra, NBC: 11:00,
Church Seivires; 12:00, WMlherf
li:45, Hearji Cornally, Violinist;
1:00, T ea pit lO ied <*tai*rtto(
1JIO, Yeaat F camera, NBO; 2:p0,
Prlendlr Hour, NBC; 9:00, Na
tional Sunday Forum, NBC} 4:00,
HabbathaSeverits; 8:00 Catholic
Hour,' NBCi 8:00, Marti*, Tito
Dinner
Music; l:iS, Sheriff A Police Hep ) r tj 1:50, Florida Facta j * S.'OO,
Cathedral mf tl^e Ajr; 3:30, n o u r
AL ANGLE
,
,
•<
Z S -M U c e ^ a n e o tto F o r 8 a >
BtfllDlNO
BLOCKS—li
9 A— P o u ltry
U l* 4, A a, T. and North I feet
E
LEO HORN PULLETS, 50c and
■36c. Ilrn», 41.00. H«ary bread
FOR SALE: Red F r p * " . Special
30c per lb. Rtd Htna 35c per lb.
F, A. Dyson, Country Club Road.
1'bofle 660—J,
)4^Ygan of Ufa
4T-Cbeny-color
48-Halt tagally
80-AlmJeaa wnlk
83^Spread apart
Sd-fpft. to kacA
U JJO HU AN p u r r h e e e r of l . l f t h of
Tu* C e r t i o r a t e No. I t « t , d e l e d the
Ind. d a y o l J u l y A. I*., t i l l , hae
tiled H i d c e r t l l l r n t e In m r office,
end bee m a d e ap p licatio n f o r tnu
deed to leetfe In n f r o r d o n r e with
low. Bald r e r l l f l a t e em brace* the
tallo w in g deaertbed p r o p e rty *llu.
■led i u Hemlnole r o a a t y , F lo rid a,
to.w lt:
LIBERAL ALLOWANCE on your
old batUry. 310 W. First St.
IS— Room a W ith B oard
FOR s ALE i Store at "Cbronado
HbMch. Routenlra, jrkrdi, itookl.
candle* and drink*. Aiidre** or call
ll*i t fold No. 000, N. Orange 8*..
New Smyrna.
The earner*man canghl thli unusual picture of the Quart!*
they marched past King Oeorg* pf England doting the recent
Trooping of the Colon which was held in honor of the King's birth FURNISHED APARTMENT and
day.
■ ‘‘ r
garage for rent. 300 Elm Are.
EXPEDITIONS PLANE COMES TO G flI£F IN PERU
Uit I a n d So u th 41 f e l t i f
t It, Hecond Bertlon P o rt
U f e l InndhMfe
*
wlnntr'n prrwchl earning*
jhto future Income fo r Hw
fninrlvUig family. *, ”
“ 'I) I
Phene I N
t i t 'pit Iran* and colteeter tent
latmedialely far peyment. >
1 Time . .... .J ......19e n Hue
t Time* ...... .. . .
Be a line
4 Time* .................. Te a line
Time rate* on reqnetl.
The reduced ratea are for
ceaaecullre Ineertieaa,
F ire word* of nrerage leailh
ere counted a line.
No ad under 3 line* accepted.
All adrertLlag le real rifted
ta proper daeairicatlea.
If an error ie made The
Sanford Herald will he r re poo■Ible for only one Incorrect In■eitJon. the adroflUer far
tuboeqneal iaaerlloaa. The effire should be notified Im
mediately in ease of error.
TO ADVRRTIRKHH
A l l e r n l d reprehen la IIre
thoroughly familiar with rates,
rule* and rfaulficaliow will
KILL
1' t* abABANTIXm Tl
Coekfwdehed,' W m r k i
Mice awd L and C rake.
?li. &
- .T f f l?
A. [>. i n r . bee filed aald c e r t l f l .
r u l e In my n ffire end hae m ad e Pp.
p l l ra ll n n l o r l a * deed l« laaue In
i f n r d i n t * w ith l a p . Maid rkrtlTU
r a l e enib racea the fullowlng d o .
airlb ed p i u p e r l r n llu aled In garni,
nol* C ounty. P tn rld a. l o . w l t :
Phene lit - 1
14M B. Park A r e .'
' VISIT ’I
feP E N C E R ’8 N E W P A IR T .
On Country Club Road /
And 8 m For Yoonalf
O u r Baft aria Conn
Maintained' Under 19,0(
U. 8. Standard Fear
CERTIFIED MILK
4Ian
T h e K M land be ing aeceeeed
at
t h e d al* o l lb* laeu en r* o l euch
cert If It* I* In t h e nam e e t * t 'n .
known**. T h a i w . I . M organ p u r .
.»
C. M IL L S BOYD
Inspection Invited
AV lfesrtl
BPENCER’S DAIRY.
9 r- f
Mr *
W—f!
V. R IXHJOI.AIW.
I’lerh clrrali LVuri'
Henilhule Couaiy,
Vlnrlda.
rimNiTuim
M. IVRKKH. I>. C.
a o t n u u r Apyi.ii-Afiou p an
»**
n a a n i N nR R N R i-T iae
» p TII N UMhMNAI. *T A T.
™ "
*T1T* ^
C e r t lf lc d le Nn l l l l . ilelrit I he Ind.
<le* l>l Jill* A. I , 1*1*, h*> rilr-l
►•Id r r r lir ic n l* In my uffl re, ei.d
b*« m*d* a p p llr a lln n for la * deed
l e laeue In ar cu rd anr* w l l h
l»w.
ge ld r e r n f l r u l * e m li t a r e e <be fid.
luurjag dee vrl bed p r u p er lr • l i a d i e d
I* He ml mile r h u n ly . Plnrlda, i o . w i i :
l o t I Her Unit I I, T e w ii e h lp IS
Heiulh,
lian a*
II
R ail
II
aciee,
T h e eaid laud b e in g aaeee eed
a4
the d a t e o f Ihe lasiiauc* o f euch
v e i l If Ir a l e In th e n a m e nf
ti n ,
k n o w n , t' n le ee
eeld
reiim ca li
►hall be t e d e e u ie d arcnrdlug l u law
l a i de e d w i l l laeu* th er eon o n ih*
• a i k . ' d a y a t J u n e A. It., m i .
W l l n e t * my u f f l r i t l e i a n e t u t e and
■eat Ibj! ik* g i r d , d a y uf k l i y A
th e A t.)
-- -
ill 7:45, Baseball
Ih w
A U K ---- hi— i-— Oi.FOUR RCHIM A partm tnt far rent.
Apply H Ltlady'a Shoppe.
Pi 'Completely furnished
tpntm cnt, modern con. E. MacDOUGALL CHI; venlcaced, 19^ W. fllh. St. Phone
RACTOB.tr now lo c ate at 3 3 8 - J a r t
ildeace |n Floral Haights, 18— ROM ■M F o r R on!
Ford. Phoo* H k H '
I'e c a tr at Bemlaol*.
PARTLY COMPLETED cettage
’ oa* black from ocean. With turn
«. doikiU oa
LOST: On DeUnd road, taro lets. fSOO.OO, terms. Addreaa Dr.
('U rk, H u n t Count* Cl
14*3 tt Urea and rim*, chained W. F. Da**y, 333 S. Ridgewood
mlaekuber*. H a l i l
Are.,
Daytona
Beach,
Fla.
and locked to Ura rack. Pindar
call 420 W. lit. St, Sanford.
impair ciaik.i
FIVE ROOM houM. 308 E. 8th St.
Two and T h m room fumlahod
POUND: Key ring on Monday apartments, N and f 10. 300 French
x o rtra .
n ifh t near City Hall. Finder may Ate.
Not ire It hetepr l i n n
etaleC kid* will be reeelred 0]
hara name by describing a t thle
Hoard i t Cnaatr O eanlilM M
office and paying for this ad.
*n 0 Cor Hrinlnol* County rJc
■I thetr m u regular nteotlfl
LOSTi Camping outfit Thursday FOR SALE: 8 acre celery farm, be beta ta I a* Court llaak*. *■
aft.inoon between Park Avenue
tiled,' food realdence, tenant
tollowiag auppltaat
and Sanford Boat Works, Reward. house, baf«, fully equipped Intlod- IS*T in
neeeuarr nw , CHI. •
Phono 472-—^7' '
'
Or*****, to b* U**a br a«mtn
Int n m le /c n ’hard rued, goof lo
County Klorid*. fnr the per
cation, price and terme eery reaaonof On* y»ar.
Wllataa m* hand and the
eble, — Also I I acre farm for
of
a l l Board, tale 1th day of
1IM FORD Coupe «80.00, 1934 Waae, C. A. Adame, 818 Park, A. U. ta L, R DOUOLAM.
.'Ford Coupe 425.00, 1928 Ford Phone fill—W.
Clerk, Hoard County i
mlnlouorn, B* m f ■
Teuring I40.0O, Reel A Sons, Myr
W a u le d R eal E s ta te
tle Are.
8y“li t U ‘frunD lcn.
iv. pul y clera.
WANTED REAL fcSTATK: Wil
4— Uualne— B erv tfg
ling to' pnrchaae ten acre farm
end pey c»ah, If priced right. What
ntm t-M o r a m pl ic a t io n pom
hare you ta offerT Fra nee* Wurjax^
iu \ ^ a t f z w .
1 pcriptkn.
temberg. P.-’O. Bo* 1894, Newark,
perrlce,
K ? S . o T ™ " ,TAT*
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M. Sanford «
Genet
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V. K IXll'III.AUM.
L-leik r i r r u l i <'mi 1 1
ifamlnule
L'ounly.
Florida
Bkowti ebevo i f the wr*A of the Shiplee-Jabnioa Pentetan fe*p*^4»q'g traiiepaii
Urn* aftei
It crashed at Curie, Petti, while the young New Toth and New Jereey exploren were; photographing
the Coles Valley, None of the member* of tb# eapedltion weto Injured In the Clash, j
HHOK HHI’A JH IN G
By John Devlin
DOT DOPE
_ M f H ERM l> O tE C AH' ( iB M 'L f M E N IS TVt* W ONOAH
o f w e a a w ___t a k e a a u r a s p o l k s _ i a mb >
HUMAN 0*4 IS MB MBCNAMtCAL V
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K E L L Y LO TT A M ILK S T ltlE S
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liberal allawaare n yuur aid lirea.
RPBCIAL ThU Week
U pUte gasraaleed BATTERY
............ 4191 Bseha
11.00 efaa Dace ae Wla pal lab
...... ........... :.ir.
Fard modal T * timeew . j L - ................. ............................
San Juan Garage
P h o n a 449
W * w lah to an n o u n c e Ih e o p en in g oo M on
d ay , J u n e 1 9 th , o f n S a n fo rd b ra n c h o f th e # * / •
to o a R a d ia to r a n d Body W ortw . •
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D O O H A R E .Y A
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B,CRACK'
>A N h p m rs
R. M. A ldan, m a n a g e r p f th e 8 » n fo rd
b r a n f i i v i h n ounce* th a t h e h a a e q u ip m e n t to
h an d le a ll m ake* o f ra d ia to r* . 1
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ALL WORK GUARANTEED
OR MONEY REJf pNDED.
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THE W B A T O t
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Parti* t M j tonight ta d Bat
,
«H*y with poaal^M
SANFORD, FLORIDA;
MR ZERO” AUCTIONS MEN FOR WORK IN NEW YORK
WAR VETERAN
Big Crowd Welcomes
* American Fliers On
Completing F l i g h t
.To Danish Capital
> # JtMr 7, at 10:00
Tfch 4s ■ychaaary, not
tha OorarCOPENHAGEN,
lt from the viewpoint (A P )—Otto Hilllg
MMI l i grta state who Bolrilo, American
U»a erttkal aituaUon.
terday croaaod
Juno 28. —
and Holger
aviatxra who
tha
Atlantic.
led ham from Bremen, Germany
R If thte—T o r more than
th a afternoon. They Wore wel
comed by n largo crowd at tha
airport, their 'original destination
of their flight.
They fiund It Impotxlblo l»
ro ac h
Copenhagen yeetorday
K
Rebort B. Callahan, above, a
roaMent of Detroit alnco 1»2J. and
an rx-roteran of the Canadian
Army, waa barred from ro-ontry
lata tho United State* aftar a
ona day vlait to Canada, tie ap
pealed, claiming to bo of Ameri
can birth.
.
TALLAHA88EE. June 2 8 .The state read departm ent'll axreeding Ita Income by more than
U ,000£00, according to an analyala made yesterday by Represen
tative Robineau of Miami, of a
financial statement submitted to
tho House by Chairman Rentky.
• With Bentley announcing plan*
for drastic curtailment of hla con
struction and maintenance pro
grams to avoid a deficit of tlJUM,.
100 at tha end af this year, Rob
in*** said he would introdac* a
resolution at the beginning of tha
second extra session dewinding
that “a halt be called oiU m klrs*
epaadlng af public fuada,“
demand the yea Ilocation
Takes League Lead
By Beating Aloma
Carlton To Name
Racing Committee
In Next Few Days
WhlU Sanford was winning Its
M ick, MoLand woo holding Day.
tone to o tie, both team* tearing
M and on* half points. Di)l>na alon to supervise operation uf
and Sanford had boon Had for tha horse and dog raeao under Flori
da's new race track and pari-mu
Sanford baa now won six match tuel law.
es, aad loot two os' againat DayThe commission of five mem
ton*1* having won five, lost taro, bers, on* from each congressional
and Hod o m .
district and om from th* state at
Dnbodrond defeated th*
Or- large, will receive applications for
lands Gauntry Club entry by a permits to operate tracks. The
IS and oao-balf ta a 10 and oae- new low provide* that th e e ap
hatf acoro.
plication* must b* filed with th*
Low score of th* day was mad* commission on or bofor* J u l y I,
by Carl Daan, Jr., of Orlando cock year. The commission will
Country Chib, who had a 72. moot in Tallaboaaoo and pass on
Young Donn has recently return the applications Aog. Ih.
Gevernor Carl too said applica
ed U Orlando for loagu* ploy
and ta expected tr provide con- tions addressed to the commission
may be mailed to tho aUt* rapltol
stdaroble opposition.
tmwrears Landquist, Hanford, end will ho placed In the hand*
atarod o brllUaat sagU danco on af the commission aa soon aa It
th a short 289 yard second hot*, al la named.
Aftar race!ring permit*, opera
most holing out hla drivo for a
tor* of tracks am**-gal" local ap
Th# Sanford team waa composed proval at coaaty. auctions to b*
• r < L W. Bpsocer J r Fred
Trsahor, Jim Hpencor, John Tor.
WiQigor, law rtnes Lundqulat, sod
Mm Warning For
Gulf Issued Today
Woothor bureau today
y following advtoory
ruing at ton A. M.i
« i M - from Mexico
>1* that a tropical dta*
f madexnl* , InUmotty
I ' pacth of ‘n i p y r n
Discussions M u s t Be
H e l d To Reconcile
Viewpoints, S t a tes
Secretary S t i m s o n
Declares He Fired I
c a u se He Tfcoul
HeWas Going To
S l a i n By 2 You'
Will Demand Halt On
Reckless S p e n ding
Of Public's F u n d s
Sanford's six-manned golf team
In tha Central Florida Golf League
went into the league lead ye*,
tf ld ly afternoon when, over the
wall-kept Dwhadrwad Couatiy Club
coara* la Orlandj, It swept th*
Alotaa Country Club team to th*
wotat defeat recorded In th*
Maywa'a htotoQt Sanford arored *6
sad aae-half point* to Aloma'*
NUMBER 141
,Y. JUNE 26, 1131
—
pwrmd«|
employed or 1
i-w lth tracks.
WONT RACE
S k iv e
2* - (AIM
■TpaiUcipaU in
B at Cleveland
B i l l be entered
m> rompctlltona,
hw Se cre tary la -
ARDMORE. ■Okl*- Juno 2 4 .(API—William Jhieaa, who aa a
Southern Oklahoma deputy alhrtff
killed two Mexican college stu
dent*. .told the Jury trying h im
f tr muider h>day he xhot “bera u it I thought I wax gnlng ka
get killed myeolf. •
The right of platola In th»
handa of Emilio Cortea Ruhl>.
klnaman of tho Mexican preaidant,
and Minuet G arda Goman W*
tvtlege companion in a hoieewwa
auti mobile trip ,th a t ended traftrally hero the nlxht of Juno t .
made Clueaa bellree, he u l i
"We had -run Into none kind f
hljeckrra."
The defendant climaxed a rnptdflra defence tn which he waa'precoded (to tha aund by hta toorpan ion of the fe lil nMrbt* C w
Croaby. resigned deputy wH<*
charged with murder Hut not ^
trial. The dvnfrnae rooted Ua
cast lata yeatorday.
Croaby dkl no ahootlng and tantlriad hla knowledge of the actual
firing waa limited to hearing
three quirk shots ind seeing the
flashes from the other aide of tho
motor cor which the Mexieono hod
•bt»P*d on • resident*! atreet.
Gtroa* went Into artton, he tn *
Ufied, when he aaw Croaby Uko
one plain) from Emilio, a t tha
wheel of the boy*' car.
Hue*a aald ho 'went to Kin (Jroa*
by at tho Mcalran machine. G o
met, a blanket about hla ahouldore
had allgMad. (Jucm raw an a u to
matir platol “atlcklng out from
under the blanket," he aald.
-I amid 'Stick ’em up."* aald
Guam, “The gun ralaed up. I d d
him .twice."
•
**
"Then I heerd n ir.'la* In the
n r . I t h e my. light In. The third
man waa taking out of the pocket
of thla brown aerator thing he
had un. a gun.
"It locked bigger then than it
duo* now. I ahot him. It looked la
mi like I waa in danger. I ahot
from the hip."
Askrd un rroM examination
why he had n»t driven hi* car up
lo the Rubin marhlne Inatead of
letting Ctliabv go up alone lo
question Salvador. G u m aald.
“Two or three officera hid bran
killed around her* by driving up
In front of a cnr.“
Goeo* aald be ttvifc a w f nd
gun, a douhled-barrvlH platol,
from Emilio'* awaater. Two defenae wltneaaea, F. B. Albro and
Howard McKInaey. teatlfled they
raw Gueaa reach In the Meairan
car and pkk up tha platol but
thKr (ftnpanlnd Earl Renton,
aald Gueaa look tho weapon frr-m
Emllio'a pocket. Renton waa a
cl^aing State wltwcsa.
The defendant aald Matt Alexanier, Htv policeman, picked "P
an au't matio platol from near the
body of Gomex.
It appeared the trial would
rrwch the Jury woneUme today.
WASHINGTON, June 2ft—
(A D —A willingness to dis
cuss views of the French anil
American governments with
the hope of an early agree
the cron I that aurrounded Urhan Iwdoux (Mr. Zero) when, nt a bu«y aertlon in New ment for a one-year auapenuinted hlmaelf auctioneer for men nut u{ work, uffering them for any honcat labor.
alon of war debt payments
waa expressed today by both
nations In making public tho
George Sunday Gets
text of the French reply to
License To Marry
President Hoover’s proposal;
WAR IS DECLARED
ON GANGDOM BY
MAYOR WALKER
Entire S t r e n g t h Of
Police Force Prom
ised For Big Drive
NEW YORK. June iM.—( A P I Deetaring war without quarter oil
the overlord* of gangdom. Mayor
Janie* J. Walker yesterday offered
the cily'e Induatilea Juat wjuit the
gangster rhlefa offer them—pro
tection—and he offered It free.
The mayor made hia offer »i*d
hi* declaration or war a t a eon
ferapte in City Hall wllh re p rw a
tatlvr* of thg city'* clothing and
allied Induatriea. Three hualnea*
men had sought hi* aid in ridding
the elty of gang ru le.'
•'
"The biggrat thing done in thl*
town In a long tim e” the mayor
said,, “is your determination not tpay one dollar to-any gang lead
er. For that,pledge I g irr you thlpledge la ret-jnv; that every ounce
of atreagth, every bit of resource
every pollreman frum Commlisiorer Mulroonry down to the laat ap
pointed man la at your rommanj
U protect gour IWaa-and* row*
property.
,
Mayer Walker aald gangatero
(CawHawed on I’nge Three)
HAN FRANCISCO. June M.
— (A P)—George Sunday. Sd,
a»n of Billy Sunday, evangeliat, ha» obtained a license to
marry Maurync Rcichard. l^*»
Angelea.
•
Friend* aaid they helhvrd
Mr*. Rclcharri to be Hie heautlful Mauiyne 1.stall*, Hollywood
m*nnci|Uin, who become fame!
a* “tha Other woman" when
Sunday aty hla f;rat wif* weie
divorced a year ago.
NEED OF FLIERS
ON OCEAN HOPS IS
SAID TO B E ‘EYF
Navigation D i f f i culties Are G r e a t e s t
Menace To Success
NEW YORK, June Sd.—(A P)—
Hie grvuteet need of N-irtb At
la n ta fliers now la 'W)o*'' of aome
.nyiiilBU.nhiU
*c*edIngTlW lullr* an hour.
Thu* tr-e aaprr'eni-e uf Hilllg
and lloirila yeateiday, and uf
Post and Unity Wrdne«ln>, waa
Interpreted today bj Mr. Jame*
Kimball, ocean lllcr vveulbe man,
who ha* “atari* I" them all be*
ginning with UndlM'igli.
The thrill of landing a aevenMr. Kimball gave a Ion*, happy
foot shark waa esperienerd at Furl aigh a* the near* uf II Ihg and
Pierce Tuesday night by C. K. lluiilia' *a»et;l waa phoned to him.
HwIndie, vlce-prealdent, and Mr.
Loflei, superintendent of the I av - hut tiefuir he o u ld >a> a wind
ett chain of grurcrida, with office* he was •Vonaultad" hy alill wait
ing flier* un another line. These
at Hanford.
The two men. In Fort Pierre no he warned of blind flying n the
husinraa, were trying Ihctr hand at j ■ondtHima now forming at *ea.
flahing for sharks from the cause Commenting then un the tw • sue.
way bridge when the seven-footer reaaful flight!, h* (Mid:
“The plane* now aie an l*»t
connected with tbe huoh. and save
battle which lasted for several min on,I powerful that the fileia do
nut have to worry »o muvh shout
ute*.
Th* ahaik waa landed wtht the wind dl.ecl .in. ItUI they all oh
assistance of II. K. Hudson and i Jert to flying blind. They oliject
Clarence Clin* mig. Fort l'l rve ' lo that more and more. The) try
men who were arting a* hoat* to ( to e-rape log "
the Hanford pair. It wo* Mr. Swin
.lalrnnnmhal navlcatiou. that
dle and Mr. Ie>|>e«'* firat expeM- I* liy sighting veleiiial Uuliea, is
ence a* shark fishermen and they m t altogether an answer to the
atated thla morning that tH*y r r|. Noitli Atlanlie filets' p tddrm*.
Ishnl It Immensely, an much so,
that they are anticipating another Ship*, slow moving. <an do It. A
trip to the Flat Coast city veiy plane at I-MJ mile- an hour, or
| even faster wllh w nri un its 1*11,
e«on.
gets far Inst when t happen*,
even the celestial navigation !•
shut Mom view.
Dr. Kimball qualified hi* tvferanre l i wind* to apply only In the
Hummer lime. When he give* his
flier* the word "go” hit ocean
Wsdnoaday and Ihurada,! nlghia, weather maps look like (tailing
although thru posit on. in su tar the planes off Into the teeth uf a
a* rectlriag muie votes than an vast set of goars. Thaae “teeth"
other. wo. ihanged slilhlly. 1h* are tha Hough* betaran great
girl from the g.uup whu received pinwbeela o | wind, gigantic rythe moat vutre on Wednesday ie- cl me*, some hall Uve site uf the
(wivad th* Severn! Mrtieri number ocean, nihera mere bahlee. They
on Thursday, while the girt who look like gears uf a machine and
received thr third
laigesl <>n a h» e they make iuntact wllh earh
Wednesday, received lb* largest othlr. like Hue gear* they are
turning .n oppoallr diractlias.
Thursday.
Miss lla.-nrs, wno graduaird
Sanford Men Receive
Thrill Landing Shark
Miss Dorothy Hay neg Wins Title Of
“Miss Seminole County” In Contest
Mis* Dorothy Ha;tie*, thr a;*
tiactive HUyoar-old daughter uf
Mr. and M n. WnlUr M. Haynes,
was, th.a afternoon, by the unani
mous vote of four Judg*», awaidrd
the tills of “Mta* Bomin il* t r u s
ty", and,will bo tent To d ea rwater n*at Friua.t afternoon
where aha wiU in ter a *Ut*.»hta
bathing beauty cosiest (or tho
ultimata UU* of “ Mias Flu' da".
Mias Haynes’ aolorilm cam*
aftar half an hoar’s debate over
th* merit* of th* five girla who
rtreived tha moot votes in tho
popular ballot which has l-ecn
held at tha M Ian# Theater rim*
Wednesday night. Hh# wa* entered
In Dm tbs*lor contest under lb*
ns ms of “ MM* Texaco Hlhng
MalioSJ".
Tha popular rpto of f '» per*
sons revealed that
thr tie*
choir** woe* aa fd lo w c Ml»a
Freak Watermelon
(h Grown By Warren
SPURUNG’S SUIT
AGAINST POPE IS
STARTED TODAY
The >irll damage ault of Mr*.
Flora II. Spurting, aaking IR0.000
damage* againat O. J. Pipe, local
rele.y grower. e°t under woy* tie.
f.ttr Circuit Cottrt Judge Wallace
W. Wright thl* morning a# the
find of more than SO witne-a**
wa» hranl.
A jury, composed of the full iwIng. waa aclcclcd Juxt befoio 11:00
o'clo. ki O. II. Klynt, C. it. Stowe,
ft. \V. Spivey, II. II. Flanell. R.
I*, tic ter, and II. A. Abfll. Mn.
Spurting la rrprrarnled by George
G. Herring, and Akerman and Aketman, uf Orlando, while Mr. P-*pc
ha* employed the law firm of
Hull, l.andia. and Whitehall-, rep
resented in to u rl h'rj Fraovla P.
WVtehair. II. C Hull* and Ceunta
Jahnaon, of Hel.aml. . .
Judge Wright graatad (he do.
fendant a petition allowing tha
entry of several new plea* lit
answer to chargee alleged la a
number of count* p rr* ed ' by tbe
plaintiff.
The case la expected to contiuua
thiougli the day, and probably unt I tomorrow atterno.in. Mrs.
Hpurling a*k* IhO.OoO damagua be.
raute of an autoniohi|e ac-cidrnt
(Continued on Page HI*)
Secretary Stlmaon u ld the roue;
Ur proposal did not nceompllih
tho full msaauro of roliof eoatanfplated and must bo discussed to
reconcile tho two ilowpoiati. The
secretary Intoiprotod tho reply aa
expressing a willingness to forofo
retention of any (jormaa payments
for a year. "Tho i|Uottion of the
method by which thU poxtpono
m«nt ta to bo accomplished and III- tlmate paymoal of
postponed
amounts aro matters requiring nO*
xotlationa and avttlrmont between
the ilifforont government*."
'
Tho aocrotary olid tho PreiKh
reply n pioated a readIn*is hi
plaro at tho dtapooal of tha bank
-of International ecHlementa a auiti
equal to Ila xharw of tho non-pool*
pontblo annuity duo from Oonnatiy
with tho exception of amount*
nerttatr* to tho execution of bal
ances of i-um nt eontrarta for
utillxatlon In Improving Germdn
credit and other central European
rountrlr*.
6 Blooded Bulls Are
Bought By Cameron
A* a iraull of a co-operative
aoh* hid I in (iaincavill* last Hatunlay by the Florida Statu Live
Stiu k Sanitary Board, E. J. Camrr»n, wsll-knuwn rattle owner of
this county, has (ncirascd hi* herd
o f i attic liy all blooded bulls.
Mr. Cameron wo* cue uf several
rattle owner* from all parts of
Florida oho were in Gaim-avilla
Fortner Reitident Of
Oviedo Death Victim
(wl(|
cf Igygq p r ^ r
T^ h ftmk m,Uin. jclmri b]
„ iblrlt rind, xrsa grown on thi
yo-ocrv watarmelun patch of D. V
vVarren at Fsola. M r.. .Warm
tiatod that it waa th* firat pm I»i
„f that klad ha had seen in man.
foal's axpericwo* a* a farm n
He slap staled that hia awlo
poUh was o m h f tk s Jargest I
tho rouwtr, and that ha W»» krp
busy from- morning until nlct
harvesting m u of th* finest ms
between Andrew Metloa, Ameriewa
secretary, and French officials.' i
WAHIUNOTON, Juna tf t- (A P )
—The admlnlatration was encour
aged last night by prograsa In rac*
onrlllng divergent Franch and
American viewpoint* on a w*»
(Continued On Pag* Twu)
Kentucky Bankers,
Under Indictment
By UJ3. Grand Jury
LnmRVILLE, K>.. June *$.—
(AIM—Roger, Caldaell, N a s h
ville, bead uf the defunct CaldwoU
and Company, Investment bank*
*r*i Jam** R. Biown, former
picanlent uf th* NaUonal Rank of
Krnturky, l^uiatllW. and CharUk
F. Junes, former vice president af
the National Bank of Kentucky,
were Indl-tsd here yesterday by
o (pi-rlal fi-ijcnl grand jury.
t 1
Calwell wa* named Jointly rnrjllx I
lliuwn end June, uu charge, of
runsplring In misapply 1 1 .000.000
of •he Nalinnol Rank of Kenlucky'* fund* fur Uve b e n e f i t of
Caldwell and Company and Ho
aaanr'ated companies.
In two other Indictments Brown
and June, were charged with mak
ing a falsa repott uf tha bailie's
cash assets lo the . umptrjller of
rurrencjl and with misapplication
and conversion of Ill4 ,t2 0 o f-IN
honk'a fund* lo th* credit of tho
Herald-Poat Company. Mn Rrowti
was publitber of the Herald-Poat.
Caldwell's bond wo* aet a t IV,*
000;
Bruwn'a at 110,000 Sm)
June*' at 18.000.
..L
Brown aad Jones, rocontly.
freed on atata charges of omkig.
al'ng If£00,0u0 of tho hank>
funds, already were under federal
Indictments charging mlaapplylaf
Keaiilrnlu uf Ssi^urd. Ortoili,
and many •ixtiunr • / south«*stern Semin da County will learn
with iegret uf th* duaih of a
former resident uf Oviedo, G>x>rg*
II. Greene, whu died *1 Alexan
dria, La- June 8.
Mr. Greene waa slaGon agent
for the AttantW Coast Uno Rail
road n l Oviedo for rnwny yaarw,
later being transferred to Glsnwoud. HU health falling him sumo 148,006,
years ogs, .hr returned to LouUIGaldwoll it under a stale lodki»
ans, his naliv* state.
moat h*i« on charges of htaklB(|
a false atatamaot to obtain fiwdik
In connect low with tha larrgM «f
Caldwell had
Company MM
Hancekentucky Company tha M6>
ter headed by Brown.
t'HICAGO. June <*,—(API —
Th* National Bank of K iatnafcy
Andieaa P n v l o y , 21, famous failad lait November aa did .lhd
dancer plunged to death’ .today lUncokanUicky. Company. . y fll
from th* sixteenth llo>r of the
MrCotmlck Hotel. IIU body, clad
In pajamas, fell In nn alley. H aul
officials aald Pavleyl moved into
a ' hooper room three wavka ago
lay ng h* had suffered financial
rrveias*. Folk* ftaiud no not^i la
IU room.
e
. '*
Famous Dancer Ends
Life In Hotel Jump
Will teace fur Cleorwatrr
Friday oftr-n-un. wllh all
•V Paid by th* theater
lenient. A round of enter.
fata, when »hr will he unM choptronagr uf the (Tear'Woman* Huh. will keep her
until the afleinuon of July
on *bs and *>m* -TO other
from all ae-tioiii uf Florida
lipeOr lo the flail rllmlno(Cthinv Keantv parade for
ilfl* of “ Miss Florida* and
IP* la g >ld which accompanies
PARIS, June f t j - (API-Negw*
tiallons seeking to harmonlaa tha
views of tha United Staten aS6
Fiance on Prealdont Hoever'a paw*
and r , M rfi
CHIPLEY—W. T. I-artsy doubted
rapacity of hla fin plant
�U u tU l off*
ration, say!
; '
katVa year partner? Whera'a
T". tba crowd milling around
Mtoat wea tired. He hadn't
enough energy 'eft to make
iT haatd abate the ahaata.
law yard* away the UUie men
i brown ealt ream ant ra to t
y with tie burly Berlin pa
ra, who kept aheting him
■banted paying no aUentlon
Wt k*' had to aay.
rati • mlnuts," cried aa efUrn Lufthansa airway*,
P ersona
gpdiia i n
paealbl* to fence men to be’ rand,
OPTIMISM OVER
Mi the! th* Usgklng crowd
led Oetty on their shoulder*
and elbowed a way In Paat’a
i ta the airport terrace whsra
(tie of champagne aad gtaaaaa
.laid uuL
lead whether? It waa 'erPeat said whew ba bad
id bte breath. "MayU wa had
& ih aa thra* hour* af g*ad
her. I k rained on up praeU-
S
Guests of th* club wort Klwanl
an W. J. Kheely, aalnesrills, Dr.
L. B. Amlck and son, of Milletsburg,- Iowa, and Rotarlan 8. G.
0 ray, Hanford.
The following Klwanlan* were
present: President. I . B.* Fort, E.
B. Randall, Jr., F. H. Lamson, 8.
F. Doudney, J. M. Btlneclpber, C.
O. Bare, Jno. D. Jlnklns, W. 8.
_Enlimlngur, “If, H. Strickland,
. . .
Howard l^ng, B. D. Caswell, C.
R. Mason, 8. J. Nla, T. L. Dumas,
W. 8. Coleman, B. 0 . Moors, H. D.
Hlgloymsn, Arthur Branan, Dav*
Garrett, Dav* Bonlsks, C. A. Byrd,
optimistic. It would be n crime if H. W. Rocker, Ray. F oi, Howard
anything happened."
Qvsrlln, Prad It. Wilson, and E. I.
• It Wa* a mosssg* rocsi red lata Hoy.
.
RIO DE JANEIRO, Juno 18.—
(A P )—Pungent smoko of a huge
roffo* bonfire blllowsd ever San
to*, whore 830,000 sstks ef Inferi
or grade coffee worn burned under
it apd Oetty stretched out f*r
meats p*acs, but It wa* only
m e a t th* telephone rang,
(sssbsity from New York,"
•a* «f th* airport official*,
allow named Garrett or Bar
's* somethlag. Watt to talk
mi
. 1
la," W k ftlen said yawning
Mrs. W. B. Zachary >ang aew,
Billie, left yastordaw aftorimee, for
Jacksonville where they will spend
d weak wltk th* farmer’* mother,
M.e, Ermne FU ns burg.
UPSALA
GRAPEVILLE
LagtoUtaro.f’V X t i*
Mra. Belton and MW KUa Bolton
wore caller* them.
.
Tb# Dureaa Ctjul# wW »«**|
this week, Thnradaj^ with Mra.
Prrklna Desw. Mrs. Du*a and
daughter are having* a feed Umu
a t t h e bunch f « , k couple af
men the but are coming homo es
pecially fo , this moating.
Cards havg baa*' laaalvad from
Mra. Alfred Htoa*n e l Cural
Oahiaa w h arf ale ha* bean visit
ing her sUlor*ln-l*W, MW. Undgrvn. Sh^ wU| spowd .part ef tMa
.wj r
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F IN E S T F A q t l T f
H A P P IN E S S g t l i t
G E O R G E W A S H ES
' r Mr.Vnd Mrs. H. H. English, re
id* end groom, are residing
*Wa*t First Rtraot. Mra.
ih. waa formerly M iss'E tta
f
giKIts yesterday afternoon hor
mother, Mra. II. A. Warner and
Mr. and Mrs. Thso StOaa. Miss
Mra. Elisabeth Sparkman, of Qay- VioU Stile* and MU* Eleanor
tons Beach.
*
Cou ring ton motored to JaakaeavtUa
Taesday where Mr*. SUVra sailed
on (h* H. 8. Cheraheu for New
Yark CHy.
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IN COURT
RECORD SUGAR HtOP
U tyh," it cam* In unison
.both flUra.
I t didn’t last long apd somo
led th* two man Into the
r t office while the crowd
i* kept shouting, "Hock,
Allsnts, Ga* ta spend two week*
whR her three children who a n at*
U p d ln g ^ tb a Christian Cburth
(A P l-Q a lj^ p m D * ^
appointed O f # Atkkwtf
labaeare, M
for the county.'Judge**.,
Leu* county. .Tbb u h k e ,
•U d by an a r t V tW V l*
BBd i h . M A Y f f i
r.wbst bntsr
Miss Elisabeth Knight wtU re
turn tomorrow morning from Daytone B**ch where she spent g abort
lima a* the guest of Mis* Louis*
Cummings. * •
log by. motor far llodaa, N. Y ,
where they trill spend the summer,
Mr. and Mr*. R ..T . Thrasher,
wbo hays been spending several
Mra. Sim Hruifcon^Margarel
weeks at Corqnado Beach, returned Fksncea Brunson, ao<) ^ r n -R^unto th tlr homo on Celery Avemti son, J r , of Enterprise, Aid!, a n
yesterday,
,
th* house gudst* ef Mr. and'M ra of Atlanta, Ga. «r* visiting a t tba
IL H, Lanry a t their home in Pa- hem* ef her Meter, Mra* Pael
Mra. W. If. Brhmldt had as hm
a plan of th* attto government to
destroy msdlocr* stock*. The coffs#
brans war* piled by sacks In small
mountains beside th* warehouse,
soaked with kerosene and ignited.
It took fjv* hours for tho flame*
to rtduro them to aahso.
w ^ou satslfled with th* trip
Jan H I M t e u o
Cbarlee II, pewail
Claraeee'FUVh-«i
Bebekab L*dk» wtB bo held a t •
o'clock a t tb* Odd Fallow* Hall.
.
MONDAY.
, Tba Womaa’e Mlaalocmry Baelaty
of tha F ln t ChrMtlaa Ckarcb will
meat a t S o'clock a t tba th a n k .
IN U .S. CAPITAL
Unqualified A c c e p t
ance Of Italy And
England Spurs Hope
For G re at.Success
«
decorated with a tolaiatoro hridbride* roc m.
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Pruahytertaa Church andDuring
tha evening rtrkm a
lr practise a t • o'clock racaaa and contests war* eajejwd
of M «: a * . Brawn, and a t a taU hoar refresh men t»,*aintit land, and K*
Jaakeonvllla. T hey' M lltC t^ tr a
Bumi.r and will romalg mrifi nest
Bunder.
-.
'• Durian the p astje w daya, Sher
iff McClelland haa knew entertain*
lag them with a camping trip te
Hie shell Field cam* on the ( M a r
• Friend* of Jamea
McClelland IK John* where they hard bean
will be intere*tad to learn th at be enjoying unutaal luck a s , flab**is uttendlug an electrical school m a,
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In Jacksonville. •
. Tb* camping trip la ta the im*
fate of a family ra-onlee, and
/h e rlff McCleUaad raid th a t he *»•
who Hava b e e n la n d in g tb . winter ported a visit from'Wa aaly broth*
^ m*on »••«. V * gone to Now a t and other alakar before the weak
York far the aumn}*r.
-.
and that moral* r a g 's * mere bo
enforced by law tban law can aot
aalde the aatorwl gripripU* of eco
nomic*, the Act. L aittit concluded
bl* address by declaring that tba
aolatien of the problem lie* not in
Uglilatldn, but la idaka and aarrthe common
common
lc« and adoration for tb*
uru welfare
goad and for tba future
of the tee* and nation:''
‘ H it add rata waadtfc* principal
g g f f fpro
t!
K » « 5 ^ T l # . r k . y and
feature of aii *nf*rtM*mant
ihlans B. D.
D.! *on<
A"
*9 D*1'
gram In charge a f Klwmdan*
. It
,, fol, „j. i la*. Takas where they plan to
Caiwall and H. Y,' Doudnay.
lowed tha rendition uf tkra*
l l . . . 1kongu
. I niaka tbalr future homo.
by tba Klwanla Quartette, and ih*
Mias Mildred Mitchell and Dwreading of a bu moron* Irttaa re
lating to a c m # of m|atak*n gift* pont Mitchell and Bill Mitchell, of
tent "Madam* Queen" by "Andrew Atlanta, motored to Daytona Beach
yesterday for tba afternoon. ••
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Mr. and Mr*. E. W. Barrett ranC. P. WILLIAMSON.
brief report of a recent get-togeth
niNGTGN, June 26.—( AP) er meeting held a t New Smyrna, nounce tho birth of a son, Jtobsri
—Fresh confidence odbr the out and to which Sanfarjl Klwanlan* Lee, lait Ratarday at the ’Fetnsld*'
look - for America's moratorium were Invited. A letter from tb* Inughton Memorial Hospital. . .
Lakeland Klwanla * Club, recom
Miss Rma Cain# Nottingham,
mending Klwanlan J. O. Adam*,
who ha* rrcafitly bean transferred of l-aurvns, H. C , la th# gusat of
her* a* commercial agent for the hor cousin, Mra. L. F. Boyle, at
Atlantic Coast Line kallroad, wai
read end approved. Mr. Adam*
Friends af Mrs. John Bchlrard
will ho glad to loarn th a t she, Is
Improving e t her home on Weel
Tenth Klrrnt after her recent ilb
«f£S-XlWStt.
basket sf rtfl» from tho vt
Visiting
remored If Ih* decision of tha Vet*
Mr*. O. N. Mitchell baa aa M r
ere sf the nation war* taken, be guests, Dupont MltchsU and BIH
doubted tin t, under ear p m e n l Mitchell, ef Atlanta, Ga.
,
t
.
system of gevtmpient, tb r pmtndiwent 'would orer b« removed be - Mrs. Jack F lin t la attondfnit
cause of tb» power which I* reeled •■mater school a f tha Ualrsreity
in a minority e fs U tr a . "Thera la af Plotlda a t aalaaorlD*.
.
something ami** la a system which
provide* a* with iW |l a paradosI ■
Glenn Ltngla and Randall Chasg
cal a n n p lo a f i i t i r i n l , 1*! be
will rotare tonight from Arcadia
•aid. •, .
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Aftar rapeatlng tin t It ta aat where they apent two daya an b o at
httto fellow la a b c tf a
M raft, thsy did bet even
riaa. Ha waa abated back In*
R im i
M i U n r l u t fight at Mrs.
WASHINGTON, June *8-(A P)
——Th# world rad* and brat sugar
production for th* 1880-31 season
I* estimated at 13,808,000 tons, a
record crop.
FORT LAUDERDALE. June U
Mm*. Ernuetia* Bckumanu—(AP)—Th* grwiy drudge Cum- Heink, famous ronrort aad *pur»
Loriand remained aground south atlc singer, la shewn above as ah*
of Hillsborough light today do- mad* a personal appuaranfa to
spito effort* of coast guard craft connection with hor aalt af ttd.from tha Fort IJusdeidall* had* 000 asaiast Edwin Coraws, film
to fro* her pt.htih tide during ) produror.
’
the d ay ._________ ... , . > ,
FOURTH p]
Thurmond. A pouag friend, Mia*
Alice Wallace accompanied them.
Thursday they will spend la W it
ter Park. Bun day. they, whh other
friends, til* Me** aad Smith fami
lies. enjoyed th* day a t the Beach.
Miss Rath Spend lor* has boon
a guest for e sumber ef day* .a t
the bom# of Mr. pad Mrs. Wlebolt’
.
Miss Pearl Typer la wending
this *week wltk rat*tiers In Wind,
Mr. and Mra. Dewey Ifanson
*nd young soli; of Orlaado, were
th# weuk*snd guests ef Mrs. Han
son's father, A. B. Cameron, hie
’
(later, Mias Maado Cameron and trmoro.
Mra. Hllma U ndguiet
her brother, Anrul Cameron and
•pent a number ef.; daya
(■rally.
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who
last
Forming a party motoring to mer end wifa I* Flefel Hsigh's,
Dsytdna Beach toda* were:' Mra. It viattiag aew i t th* haras ef
E. H. Laaay, Mrs. Ram Brunson, her heather, Emil Magnueep sa l
of Enterprise, A k , Mies Margaret wife in Grapevine. ,Wd • » *<1 at
Frmneea RramAfi ■' Mima IfhlklnM glad to have her get ah*et, even
a little after throe, mouths continoment front her fall..
T. O. Tyaar. I* heme from hi*
vacation aad with Me wtf* aad
soas, Jim aad OUrociaedmpemad
hems Mr. aad Mra. TrU Kroil
aad children af Bartow. They as
pect ta spend a ro u te of week*
with Mr. ead Mra. Jordon Shep
ard, a t Vraoa. •
Mr*. BeUiagvr had Vh# mU for
ts** t* fall aad kroak bra left
arm again, whU* ’Irading a eatf
t* tha dip Friday- Dr. Deaton
did Me heat to right i t
Harvey Hunter, whe sprat mock
t ; (2
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1 r d V /i
C /td B
r y i
,YWOOD
ther, “where did yea eay we
p S L -i:
,a* the airport
V.
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restaurant
M. -had boon Uckod against
JSbL
33STS
f
�dafWt M «i Dk . I t , 1M1,
♦IfSM.lOO.
plan and .Um
U a ia a m U r^ i
aacraUr/a Itloaraiy *
Uaa an tral a t NapSaa.U
t
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ggg^p g ^ jg
af w » <W» ^ tlw t j y y t o y >«
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• -A . /•♦tor, howWrar, whkfc wA f*
£*
kw«a tUto p n m m t d dafkit lk» *” ?*>. »>— H »»JW0A»0 _U »«in th t fa«t that eattofe of Um weak #wP,*.te !?“ ** 7^ * ? ” * ' . k
ufldrr contract tod fartala af tha
0 * W torthay.hrhl* a*alr*l* of
work brine doa* b , atato fare* U»
m ti
wlll not b . co-rUUd hr Doc. M ibr dapartaaant ow ad*Sf,l«t to
i m will thtrufara carry orar tot* U* rallrwuU an ceatract* far heal
th* Dtw prar to ba fandad o u t-afIn * wad Malarial*. A- -.
Um innrM far ISM. It will ba Im- "I la w bran Informal by bl*k
this work will actual If carry, o»at ihot off bacanaa Uiaaa bUla bar>
Into Um comlo* pair.
not baah paid.” '. uy ; > '
- I t la tow purpoaa of (ba chllrRapraaaeUllfi*. Mathawo r f Dumail »f thl* departownt to proadd tfatokii->T « lltW to * »
fraa Ubar, will a t tba m m U #a
darraaia our atpaiuiltorr* on COM*
■Iroctionj aUo to m o rn n an d a to-
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a ri«,. u lho adm nlotratlan
trad ruth a propoaol waa not
OtW' 7, 'pr ,
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ton , M ri EiW M . U a, and^AllJ
MAH DROWN r
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WALES, 'in * Sd—
> - « - ' 1L, AB u h a rin y
drowwod fbnradap altar-
itod tba aartotaryl chan*•rigiaal plana for’ a trip
nrrraaUoai a aaantorp
Mian to aaa.la wkfcfc Ma *• tsalntaqanca work, which, whlla
xrpoaa w|U ba to talk with it Will an tail (M ratlin* off of a lia and TomoV* Craal
ttorr Ihaa sold ba accaplad.
aba waa 7l
? r f , ^ 7 P'Hk*
•ana, Barnard and Harold §bl*i
nwn», Sanford, and t h m *r*el
cranrftMIdrra.
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STARKE— Brfd*,
on BUrti
f, Jr„,w ho'w *tu wlth- Bawl. N*. *8, (U t of town, b*Lp
to of tba plica w han
«da a toU la a/toft to
baforw ba wapl down.
ntlU , warn tnrla* to
NewrPobitbes, 10 Lbs.
Green Peifc, 7 Lbs. .....
Fresh Tomatoes, Lb.
hla body
Cabbage/ Lb....
DIA-'.f.E. Brick .panel
ft* f i l n r w i , OU/NnrUi
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101b 8 t.
Okra, Lb. £ & i
Can in as, 5 Lbs,
a
wi H f.v ri" *y**f
•;-* ’A**IJt*
i(L ’
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d-af**».***«*»*♦• (<#«V
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Y ou fin d
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* B lo o R i b b o n M o l t .
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10 Lb*.
onati eleaa to Um Eraneh
S
E
id**d tba aoundnaaa of aoat*
' arfUmanli put forward in
r> counter propeul. ■ ■ ■
« aaU at. Um ilmU depart*
that tba .UiUUil BUla* had
rjactod tto ^ K a w b counltf
I FOB! m*
SCANS
caictloo to
note, aehln* unlhU/rupUd
fit of the unconditional
plan annuItlea by Oaftaany,
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ifavornbla.
frenchr tlrrlaa
clrrlaa
e t i r R M fii
■a confident tba United
navarthalat* would ha
■p ar*amtnta of tba farla
!rilylp%Uan »t lha fodm l
»ard In a (nwr-parly mnra
A M N FA O a
rthen Germany'* oconomie
t!» A ‘-e f
. ihw .»*
official* took tba »l*w
waa dtotlart from top
M W far • *o*anuap»y
ra^ritod
Jiti
m
a o stn l bank* of dlffarant
diplatiwt of
ink raaam a w y chetkad
i to ba mfflelanUy rapid to
ilicm aad not* ■etyrntotlaa
T ... w r s M ?
H B tiW
s
�WU#tiCK2ftyi
• (Continued from n ^ ^ w t e J W
had nro*n rich and puwerfur Wtf\,
and m « result no on* h a ^ b p a j
willing to testify a(ainat t w
Thar had become emboldened,,tte
aald. to a.point "wilder th»a t S t
greatest drram i of J a u a Jsmee •*
Hicks tha Pirate."
’ ;/a ?
If, howtrar, tha clly’a lu ll MM
man ware ready to li r a Infotvpar
lion agatnat tha gangs, tha a m p f
promlaad, the city would ath ah
them out and if necessary , to jade
rant reprlisls would u a lf tt
to protect tha Infermaga avaih/te
tha extant of sleeping, la I M r
hcmri. While the mayor waa-prwnlilni|
drastic action a galas l racketeering!
llce Otar* opening twft safes to
office they understood to bd^M
headquarter* of Dutch Schulte.
Prune bear lord now Mid on ch irr-
lUeat ohierratlon
Mhact A. Tomer
eStenelre .Iqth U’ a ra ra lita r
rate
K
j . b. cochran,
i Are You Taking Pull Advantage of Piggly W lmfr.Prtceaf
Food prices hare greatly decreased— many articles are aaUlag fbr la g than
any lime for twenty yearn- Each decline haa been promptly passed on to oor a
t0"*W hy not do a Still larger part of your buying s t Plgglr Wiggly ta d than ss
■till more money, ttolaw are Junt a few of unr many ralues;_______________
‘ Dr, Jean Picesrd. abate, ttwtn
tr o th # eTTkofnieor AuitWjsjPte-
cerd. tha Swiss reientli’.'whoea
racant balloon flight Into tha
stratosphere attracted world-wide
altantlon, who lltet near Wtlmtng*
tun, Delaware, plana to vbtt his
bruthsr this summer.
Pillsbury’s Besl
There Is a Real Dllferenca—Aa^i for. tjhe
Mrs. Payne Whitney’e'^w enty ■Grand rpptatwd the "Balmont
Stakaa, thereby clinching the'.thrae^ycar-old turf championship. Mrs.
and thSrmmtndec will Whitney Is shown above with Twenty Grand Immediately attar tha
l^OPO,v .he announced running of tha rtree.
Tha, completed section
irt goas Into detail conk equal's UaffU pet aufUhitW n u at. a. tugmap, Colonel Youngth at Jacksonville would
ndnk far av a st
of shipping by rail and
ODD EVIDENCE IN DEATH TRIAL
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r r to ell points.in the warhl.
M s that Men. eeerad by the
COFFEE kb. 29<
ltd (MUkL C*VevS * T<iuag-
T*
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M l agrtealturn!, forest, oil
(tap* Mineral regions of-the
d sta te * s s d .Me»lre. la addlu the f la t growing Indusee^Uesm af, th^, Middle. W«»*i
ead Mississippi Valleys and
Urmlnghssi dDttWt.
I iB f r ij | u v i
time m j
sue.thgi-vrriUdiba eared, her
I Hew Orleans, an a reprett»a, <4slf - p tr ti and NeW
. M a.jatreeaoiM W e. AlUpUc
would ease more than three
!0 knots, nearly three days,
e te .m a k in g 'jt kaoU.would
be hud a half days,
lar comparisons are (asda
• New Orleans and tha
i Channel, ah rap ream ting
rttish lalea and Nsrtbem
1 A b e -lt - b shown hew
H tU g s M d Uma would ba
TALL PJNK
No 3-Size
Shown above Is the car In which William Fraser, on trial for
Ms Ufa in Elisabeth. N. Jt, Is alleged to have ahot Mrs. Phoebe
Stadar. It la ahosrn as It wss hoisted up to tha aecond floor of tha
court houaa, to bo praaented by tha prosecutor In his attempt to
sand*Fraser to tha alactrie chair.
S w eat C lover
BUTTER lb. 29* PICKLES
Sweet Mixed or Plain
Brooms
gainst Ilaston
NASHVILLE, June 2#.—(A P )~
The Impeachment charge against
FecreUly of State Heston wa.
withdrawn by its author todsy
when the House tabled a motion to
summon witnesses ta hear te sti
mony cnncern'ng Heston’s connec
tion with the Tennessee Electric
Power Company os an attoinay.
It U alleged that Ilaston was at-
1 Lb. Cfcrtpn.
IN CARTONS 2 ^ ™
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CAMRRIDGE, Mass. June 2 9 (A P)—A bullalln issued yester
day by the bureau of buiineea re(caret). of tha Harvard husinnss
school aald chain grocery stores
realised a profit of 1.2 cents on
every dollar rrcalrod from rue-
3
yores hare been used aa n
It aa attempt has bam
te'torglsst accurately tha,
of those commodities aod
laa as auch as possible. tM,
sf'tho.’esAsi aa tha fu te n
POUNDS
HEarp’FQODS
| and 'tonnages,
■ader /tbat there might ha
stiow' a f. the reliability af
|Uid* aa an Indication af
ilmam future traffic," CalwaagWnr aald, “Wa have
b ttp ' u y s rstated our earn,"'
Mfttf Whan two conclusions
b a arsUabls, ha .has tafcm
a* favorable to the canal'
SOUP Campbell’^Tomato
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C h a rg e
Naur E a s t
I Youngbcrg’e report aba
l i detailed analysis of
imaut af vassals carrying
a d domesUc trsda of tha
ta. It shows that there
each vtasclt and that of
haf, 1600 have made 10,Sge* between . tha Gulf
ditie ports. Ho says vlrof theta ships would use
eaad canal aerate North
VTcIaka Bldgs
112W. 1^4 S treet
SATURDAY SPEtitAXS
Yt P in t....
Small size
PHONE
DELIVER
PHONE
' 660
402 HANFORD AVE.
0 . I. FISCHi
" W E DEI
DKEH8BD AND DRAWN J
PACKAGE
pntlfpiag," ha says
iph af tha report "to
YOUNG, TENDER, FAT* RED—ALL B1ZKH i
OftNNBD
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COAST
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kii
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�'m
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Another ft* tor*
« u long threatened to develop a rec* o f i
gs W
m
1* S L tT S S f
r & S f it e
or two wo can Imagine that leg# would
■Mhng'Word than a couple of pate# uaod !
mottles. Now. with prohibltlva t u u on
this Will bo changed and logo will com# Into
i.e ceieowiry laataad,
at# xacton## mil over in#.country Bid to cntit down u tdm
faettig la Hew
l taxoojvovonUd automobile mloo. Think of the gae*- f eme * tbla
th a t If I want u lbu, I
win U daOVetnden iWa,<M'le>
body wil) think it la i t r u f ) that
alt of tho affect upon oar merchant# If all tbeee people
ran la foe -AS Dtla aad moU -
S f i P K ^ p ^ l £ ^ . ”‘L « ' W r d e
And Bee War t i
■Ua. I can ( a t my K>U m m ly
5
t f « « b l n f f a r tha. WWphaji. aad
a s u S s ii
bkjeU . S d 4 ? * J c h food.
p p i dawn tha w a f f . If f want
; before the Legislator! would find out that ttig|r tax to. Kara mjr haad cracka^, It I*.
m a d
nsrjeersftn sss?
u.
h.
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MArty aa asay. I aan j» t antlnaO
r want aad tb# thought, U d n at
e new lawa and make every roller abater ,waar a lleenae
% front And rear, and pay thirty doQare a .year for
tag, and bicyclist* would have to pay a pereonal proptax, aa well b an excise on the air In the tlrea at eo
h per pound.
la that* a
law phlltraa,
that Um bbya had haan d
many Nor, Yetfcm #ad th
i Prohibiting Fruit Stealings <vVt
><W
wM.a5W
vj
T W- r
*• ‘ .
a rarss
iture la one contemplated to put
n
:
stealing of oranges and ffrepe-
S T & T ftrT B rs
oat If
to aee such bill of m E
the fruit wax atolen; It
of aale la not available.
K r tu T lh A e a
ra tmL 8U P
rej
inburg had at. one Umi
re q iftH a g all d ea le r# It
to tell any tnaui
i and When the
based. In this way the police eoukl < |e
a and determine whether or not It had
th a city ordtnanc# In
tag to* the whole bounty
Cult over the hlghwayi
■top to the ateallng
and adjoining dountl*
much etolen fruit has b
>urg and In other r " ■ of the countv, Tl
id good Vork but II
aid not cover ilM-te
new law would allow the
>.proof that the fruit wsa lawfully0 ecqStwd!"
UflWWilPi’IB a
baaa laaa affaeUd.lg
Krm sbuivtu tit
already
>V'-
mediate dtlln ry gnMoC it them,
n e t la, as fa , aa they have gpt
Jw. wrifyia# tha lW,' add
Ilka U bat them that the remainInf iMOO will tam eat ta'b a aa
#aay aa a' tana flab aandeWb In
f e r s iS M
(wbaa they
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suffering heavy load:by reason of theft# of orni auffwSg
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m n i f r i i l l M The*# were no small pilfering* by
d grspdfrult
weeing In automobiles. The thieves were ateallng
for profit Big truckloads of fruit have.bean tak»
groves In the night. The fruit has been oold to
redet of whom did not know they ware buying
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CAHUOTTHAHKII
We wl.ih to thank 0ar friend*
for their kindness, during the Hi
nes* and death of enr srendmolh•r, and fef tha besutlfel I W tl of
fering*. '
l i f * ■Titstir^a^c—
know n method o f capHailty
biff the w r in g s o f the fa -
toro.i '1
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PLANT CITY—Grading under The Ptudeolbil (m o m cm
way on Stat* Raid No. 17 be the iT tn t* of Ten Million*
tween here ami Polk County I tie. of life Insurance every day.
C, MILU1 BOYD , .
■ Kay Weet—HatcHag rrawfish PImm rtfj ,
rPhene I7MI
reiumed at Hlalr hatchery on
Portet dock. fo»t of Dural 8 tr/rL
Chunk
w m t M r.'tad Ifn . H.
and I km* children, Lew
and Calien, of th ls'rltt
tnd hfr*. N; J. Duggi
th!. city. .
* ‘ }
’hilathea Class Of
Church Hold* Picnic
Fennell. l- ' *'•t d D arrell had Ike
la cat hla foot
with
WsdweSde;! afternoon,
ran’a
Day
program
ChUdrea>.Day." .
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ChiM.
Tha member* of tlt*piill«lh«a
CUaa of tha P in t Baptist Church
•nJoy.M a awlntmlng party and
•at*imelon catting Itat night a t
Evsnadale Park naar Lake Mary.
After bathing In tha laka f ir t
aboK tin s thoaa present enjoyed
watermelon.
Thoaa attending were: Mra.
Maria Herring, and tha Misses
Doela Htoudcnmlrv, Joaie S|nud*nmlra, Maria Huddleston, Tresrio
McRae, E nla Whittle, Margaret
Goff, Lillie Vickery, Mildred Mitchtil, Thro Vickery, B«rtl»M ocie,
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Date. BeawtU,
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tapper, Ice CT*sm was
W ater • ports warn enjojrd
'the afternoon.
r FaithfulTa
rs To Doctor
ght Authentic
'-•TALLAHASSEE, June W,-Tw«i
more road* have been added lb
Florid*', Hat of U. H. numbered
highways, by action of tha Ration
al. Committee on U. H. numbered
i, It la anrtkunced by
Chairman Bentley of the B ute
Ru*j Deportment
U. 8. Highway No, IT, which
begins at Fredericksburg, Va., arid
ranges southward via Norfolk, Va.,
New Bern and Wilmington, N. C.,
Florence, Charleston and RJdrvkaada, m Bx ■ * Hosannah, Jjcunajelck afct King .land; Q oi to. J a b
sent ill* In this stale, where IU
southern tcrmluu* ha* been Bp un
til this time, will now' continue 'to
PimU fiord*, Florid*. _
,
The root# In Florida KIR ha over
B u te Road No. a via Gram 1,’oro
Bprlags, D ftsnrl and Ksnforfl to
Or la a do, tbsare over No. f via
Kissimmee to Haines City, B arter,
(fOlffTioM *«.—(AF)—
with
Here's How
Miss Baity Hlatormditar
•pending some tiaM at Daytona
Baach aa tha f o o t af Mlaa Lu-
To the first 25 cualoatern pnrehaainff a pair of shoes in
iMa store
,
SATURDAY ONLY
we will ffhre away one rood pair of shoes . . . .
wrapped and tied. If the shoe fits—wear It. If nol—
Herbert Squire*, of Atlanta, haa
Wm called here by tha lllncaa of
hla mother, Mrs. Baaan M m H
R. ff. Trtrm aS, p f tha Trueman FcriUhwr Onmjwny, at
JaekaoavlUs, (pant yesterday and
Mra. Bruce McCullough and lit
tle ton, af Jacksonville, are
•pending a week here with tha
farmer's mother, Mra. II. U. Lam
eon. 107 North L o ral Street
2 More Hi]
Added To
U.S. Marked Roads
Lake Mary Community
. bad Ore Chamber of Com*
Iwld a Jilnt community
yt KVanadtie park loot
jday afternoon. A picnic
*r»» served at *1*, WaUr.
t.
Given Away!
Aalohg tha out-tt-to
enaia BsOn dDller* and
■WaBaka oad children af
ID, repeat-test F riday
aUue, Mra. U. B. Pan.
Park At*.
J. C. Ayeack, Laey
i Jack Aycock are
dh for a f*w day*.
Jo ek U
MARY
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WELBORN’S SHOE SHOP
Kx*Klag Alfonio'a daughters
hare never ahlrked work. Above
yog iee them In one of Madrid‘a
■oup kitchens, with l*rineeea ILatrice In the foreground as aha
aerrad thn poor In tha Hpanlah
capital. At tha right yes sou Priivcess Christina In her Red Croat
nurse uniform. Below, left »> rilb t
are ahown Princes* Beatrice,. the
ex-quern of Hpaln, and Princess
Chrittlna, In their latest photoftaph.
EAST FIRST ST,
C rin k led
C otton
B td ip r e a d a
N E W LO W PRICB
Among
Laifft sire, BO * 105 Inches . , ,
Princess
colored »tri|pftr‘StuflopW ddftw
Beatrice,
assorted colors. A new low
pjee for this high quality
acamleu i f lead
And the Winces* Marl* t*hrl*tlna, IP, It engagrd to -marry his
Crinkled Cotta*
B ed sp read *
thef
tad alsUr af filsrr FslthtraUly nearly all night,
Attorney Etvln Edwards
m Count.t announced yee- If, S. M l, o MW number,
is belief that letters *of-. R e q u e s te r the extension "f V .
a, the grand Jury by. Dr; B. IT Aod a U, 8. number for State
Me Carr, of the Cunarf SI we* made by the State iRo*d
••rents, were genuine,
Department,
maculae declared, h>w| wfcita the letters seemed
la the girl had derided te ^iva-Roebuck Store
Mdride whaa aba wreta
To Open In Orlando
l‘#D* ■•able to reconcile
11m Orlando aloes af ftaaca-Roaffcribkh ertdencM of m’aEk* the htdf of the (Irl
| | tm t «t Long Hcstb
8 0 s 10J
"f t
**y**w-H W»
IHMI |»Nff sua iVIIID tuna U lll III*!
man and daughter, Mlsa Laura their earerra ‘came first.
Lehman, of Jacksonville, plan to
Both girls hava been acllvr for
leave tomorrow morning' for printeaae*. Mare thin once l*rlnCrown Print, tnd. and Chicago, com Christina bai served in the
Mr. Lebmta ami.Mbs Uhman ex. Rod Cross Hospital of Han Jose
pact te return here In ntuM a and Santa Adtla aa a nurse. Wars
month bat Mra.-Lehman will visit b nothing new or atrnnge to
bar broth*, at ILXand, Mich, forjthem, even though they are prln.
a longer lima. ,
| cease*.
A jr w t t M — tli
W uh aai
next Monday with no cumpleU
depertmaata Including the follow
ing: clothing and fundsblag* for
men, h ep , ladles, girls and Infants;
electrical
appliance*,
A n t U « p t lo
Phl»V**I.
with Bekriita Cup . , ,
for short date tualy
K rdware and palnU; Utobea uten-
•; washing machine* and-elec
tric refrigerators; radios; (porting
gned*; and aaUmeblle Urea aad
Other acreeaoriea.
‘.IBaeb department ef the stare
( f t t he In rhenre of eaUu people
M iffed entirely from O p trtl
The fiituraa of the store
pBjMMo of gteel eng are tMl leegdad with the Idee of convenience
A fresh one for every day In thg
week will make this a smart
summer , . . and a thrifty otva.
Tubfaat prints and fresh color*
in cool summer styles.
■Colorful Value*
<»r Summer
It's bean ponridjgo la tha pot,
rack, we're on ilia laokuwt
Mrvlag It hot or c^sL FW «n
tr owi, fated ant wlffc all | |
if c o o k iu amL titliik l |<kmL
teg plan Meals. Bo tha sh appdp
One and Two-Piece
Household |
trousers tbi
a skirt , . ,
• . . Uach
hacks. All
rot loos In
ilQM With wlda
aok almost like
M ing pajamas
ytoa with low
d a of tubfaat
f. prints and
S a v in g ! In
Pajamas!
Frag front# In ntwant
dafytagi taaWrial* k»
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m wwwm-.
nnberahlp of aw n than *
w ii taken *t ■ Joint cow.
ttv t |TM4^rdA|r»
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■eonilitutton providing t*r
n w m approved mt **P«-
■ tHdi * ■>
■ outset tb* united body
i the Con#T*totloiul mod'
*» involved or* located In
ilea of the MI.bK.LppI Vab
I the Southeast. Churchmen
ho merger w m lb*.largest
» have taken pinto between
tin*lIon. entirely distinct In
•nd history*
church** afferteg total M70
• country, with a communlnamberablp of 1,060,000 and
tatftuaney, Including ad bar*
rf about 1,000,000.
foreign minion* of tbo two
I alrtadjr b a n born merged
(hr American board of Cone
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roof off Point Arguello, »how.
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THEY’RE CALIFORNIA’S PRETTY HURDLE TOPPERS
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lionon for Portlgn MU*Iona,
.talaalona aaa In 16 forolfn
■trie*, whoto 660 American
liooarlaa and more than 6000
m ail Ota employed,
two who tod tbo nogotlattorn
U)» onion aald th#r ball#rad
166. tka beginning of a now
4 In church lift and will bo
rfOd b f atkor mergers. f l u f
id hopo other denomlnn*
111 Join with thorn to form
i largo enough to warrant
of the name, The United
of Christ In America.
p
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b Seen Of Row
rql&.Companies
rgK [0k 2
It would be hard to Mil “a pi^ in a poke" to even
It: yesterday tbot
tout of the litigation ovor
>posed billion dolUr merger
I Bethlaham Stool
and
•town SU et a Tube cornhad. booh reached.
H i» t Yoth Evening Pp»>
to poor# pact to andjltiger»r the morgtr, now blocked
Injuncllon granted minority
alder*,. wm the forerunner
itlon of o unit In the ateel
7 eton largor than previoustemplate*!. *
|lgh official of either comcm U be, re*;had for comnit In mmo quarters'It wm*
nfomml anno-mcemant of
KlUemapt might bifortbeem Atar In the wWk.
iqrge T. ni'hep, pyoaldeat of
Utmtal Bhgin. Ii>.v»*tm*nl
1- With1 Urge alockhridar* In
Walewn.BbMt * Tuba, Slid
Lfd, not, bean advlaad of any
!* pact, and hla statement *waa
M by W jpant Q. Mather,
[aland ranltallat who supported
M In hll o ffy t to block the
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Over (he hurdloo in fine mtjle go thl* team, of girl riJcr*. They,
school, foUile Ueacb, California, and ore plrtired aa they prepared
Peninsula lloroe Show.
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duce tho following a , wllnr**e*ei:
I’erc.i Mero, A. K. McIntyre, t \ II.
Winn, 6 . W. Hulharford, 1m
Southward, T. W. done*. Hoy (I.
William'*, tleorge dray, A. Wei.
bo Idt, Gfo. B. Wflli, and Ur. It. It
tudrati at on exclusive (h i* ’
their entry In tho Monto my
Report Of 0 . S. Guard
In Milk War Denied
Steven .
Mr. Pup* u p s e ts to - Intraduro
the (ollowlngt Mr*. O. 3. I’upe, Mr.
Hope, Ml** Hope, 11 R. Eat ridge,
T. II. Crawley, l„ M. Marshall, II. ' BIRMINGHAM, Juno 26.—(AP)
federal agent* and official* of
S, White, Mto. L. E. Jolinion, aryl
R. J. Reel. ■ > - w l * J e l h Torenioit dalrle* today. Untied rgl
port* that federal officer* at*
guarding truck* transporting milk
h its from Central Alabama. OfTrial* of tho company whose
Irurk* heve been the object of tw*
recent un*ucre**ful bumvlng at
tempt* aald no requeat had boen
mail* to the, governin' nt for pro
tection a* previouilo ’ repoitod.
They *ald no action had been taken
made by reaponalbla companion
who put their reputation behind
SZSJJiJiSJ
their product!. That'a one reaeon
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If comp*rile* that uu>uld,b* InId In the roporW fonsolld*
lo enlarge Bethlehem, *1*
y.the aecoad largeal In tho In-
truck*.
MAYO—Naw" aldawalk laid In
front of Winburn Hardware aad
Furnlt in a Comptay^a Star*.
nr* w«* "»! nonr1!. ...____
Motor OU*oontinu« ^ k i d *0 R0k)t
of **}**•> • Motorists b a rs fidtb la
“Standard” products, and this faith
has. not, and will never baahuaed.
IMCORPOI ATEP IM KINTUCgT
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anywhere—by the
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1 vOoir/tto/or rout* ooWeae lam raws.
S T A N D A R D O I L T Q U R I N O S E R V IC E
l owgaa aad maU It to
mu
Towrtag Servte* today.
is *--------M iQara*.
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Saw*
AWrw*
Mail this Coupon
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‘him
a*
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a rover, there. ha»t boen ru
l. all donlod from time to lime,
tcnlng Republic Steel.' Oil*
O efeU nd' Cliff* and Inland
1 ef Chicago,
rth Charlef M. Schwab, chair. ’and Engine Oraca, ptealdeat,
lethlehem. were out of the city
! t v u said at Ike company*!
Ifi thera ora* no Information
W change In tha altpatlon. Na
. C M tM .,. I K . l M l - m . * * « « dard brand* of merobandlae of -------------known value and dependability,
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why ye«r after year S T A N D A R D Motor
Products—Crown Standard Oaapllna, Crown
------ — —■ Ethyl Gasoline, and “Standard"
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f t the Youneitnwn Sheet A
I company ofhee* would com-
In nod Fr*m Pag* One) >, 192V, which'remit*d In
>th at her huakp^d 3. E.
ugh haraltoinoy the claims
f, Pop# woo negligent In
g, h is' daughter, Ml**
Pope, to Ua# th* autumndek collidad with Ik# Hpur.
l«hl|t*[ that M|g| pope wav
mt of Mr. Pope, and that
vrttag wa* dc.vlng tha au
la aleag a jmhllg kjgkwaf.
'A W
I COPLF. are
•tinned to light like mix hi atounJ a dime.
Good lighting it good wiling bcciuw It
w tn h rt out ihow fi«im ting and alluring
detail* of youi mcnhinJiw that catch aaJ hold
the aticniioa of the cuitomcr. Your u lo peo
ple as well at lhow who vitit four nott art
nude mint chccifut, roocc widc-awska, tod
more coobdeni whan ibo Ught-u good.
D O N ^T LOSE
BUSINESS
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through poor lighting In your
windowt. thaw cawt or hoc*. I dq a a t our Commercial Lighting
Division to an d a lighting ipoculiat to you at once. T h a t i* an
obligation It i* Jaat aambrt Suothlae Sryvit* m^iauined for your
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ftUdaWdTUvWdpand
Marshal I of Sanfonl
loath Sea Islanders; 8:16,
I; hl» Playmates—ON;
4 Oeoee Adventure*1—
1 Qamal Quarter llodr—
kO, A rthur Pryot'a Cremo
•an d—CBS; 7:18, S«lBtafeen;
7:80.
rtshar
and his Tar l!eel*-D N ;
*Wa Um Melodies; boo,
ibadort—DN| 8:ib, Me
Hannah—Divoa Paint80, PhUco Symphony
If ftOO.rBen Bernle and
Ktgai 0:80, Gypsy Trail
hW , Poet's Gold—CBS;
etcher Henderson and hi*
7 -CBS i 10:16, Cooper's
ft -Melody^ 10:46, Kelii
do and hi* orchestra—
C 8S | 11:00, Georgs Olsen and hit
ltuhfe—CBS; ItiSO, Nocturne—
A n Leaf and Ben Allay—CBS. ..
WJAX—Jacksonville
8:00, Vincent Walkden; 8:18,
Plano Program; 8:30, llrnrp
Coinelly, Violinist; 8:48, Harry
Lrver; 8:00, Atnoa V
Andy,
Phil Cook—The Quaker Man,
NBC; 0:46, Duval Jewelry DeIrelive Thriller; 7:18, Whiddnn’s
Chirislera, old lime sacred songs;
7;48, Frosty Morning Frolic Vers;
8:00, Intrrwoven Pair. NBC; 8:30,
Armour Hour, NBC; 0:00, Chevro
let Program; 0;30, R. K. O. Pro8na^t, NBC: 10:00, Kraft Cheese
Prograng; 10:16, RL Augustin*
Kirhange Club; 10:48; Eddie
Rciulrea—The Catling Hotel Mels.
10- Attach
tl-P rm c h "and"
11- Unformed (ta n
ll-Weaaeki
18-Ask forcefully
,18-Ask
force Putty
121-Alrptane
lii-a tk itR fluid
134-Way of walking
138-Attmdant
31-Ctutched
10-8 teps over fence
13-In step*
H-Ptnlees fish
116-Louse e g g .
19-Bleaser of Israel
48-Choaea
41-Type aaaortsient
43- Con reals
4I-Tr*ppn*
44- Southrm nation
45- SubterfU(,
48-49lopptrtg device
AS,Period of time
63-oirl‘s name
83-
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16-Mrntally sound
67-BtUnct bird
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BUILDING BLOCK 8— Irrigation
boars and general rem art work.
Mliacl* Concrete Co. J. E. Tar*
wlllagrr, Prop. 3rd ait^K lm .
9A — P o u ltry
l.KGlItlltN PlILLKTS, 60e and
76c. Urns, |1.00. Heavy brand
laying pullets, *1.76. B. T. TUtvr,
r*a*.
V. It IMIflll.AHH.
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Ikpuir Fl#rh.
f«»r l*BWj>lilMlil,_____
FOR RALE: Store at Coronado
Beach. Rciuvrnim, cards, books,
candies and drinks. Address or rail
llattrotd No. 800, N. Orange BL,
New Smyrna.
16— A p a rtm rn U
F o r R en t
FOB RENT: Furnished gam
TA* tlHRO IVOR* SR1TIOV
apartment, well
v*ntll*fi
STS n r TIIH IlM-SKIIAI. aTAT.
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N w ilr# In h # i# h y ftlv#n I h n l I# **
IV H tirfta m y
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lirWTKtt. pnrrha##r of T ai F*r* FUR BENT: T ao room furnUhgd
m ill # ra l thla ill# I l l h ifa i of J u n a
apartiitent, all conventanoea, al*
llflrala Nb III, tlatr.l tha fill da>
A. I*. 11)1.
of Juli A. I), 19)1, Imp fllr.l aft Id m i gnrage. Call 7V6-J after 6:10.
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F H n n t y,
ftstip In M##ori|aiic# wllh law. Hald FOR RENT: Completely furnished
F lo r id a
##l|lfl#ala rm hi a r t p fh# followlim
6 room apartment, modern con
11)1 A. M tVRKKH,
dmrillird
|»m|i#rly #llnal#d ‘ In
| i# | o il) F l r r h ,
Hinilftid# rnunl). Flotlda, lo.wll. veniences, iw t w . n th . H t. Phone
1,4.1 fin Midway#
Th# aald land Inilnv aaaaaaad nl 222—J nr 680.
stiTH»: nr »rri.lr*Ti«n mm lh# dal# of lh# iHnuanra of amh |R— I In tisen F o r R en t
mrllflcala In lh# warn# nf Un.
T A A l * l : c n I'M IS -4 4 4 M T M A
,*TS OR- m u y n v a p t l . a T A T . known Thai U II lll’NTMIt, r«».
ciiRM 'i of T m % F # H If t r n l# No, 111, PARTLY COMPLETED cottage
ilat#d th# llh. day of July A l>
one >hsk front ocean. With t* s
1921, han fll#d h I<| *#rllf1ral# In
m«" o fflr# li noI ha ft m ad# n |*|d I t‘i* tots. f.MHl.OO, terms. Address Dr.
lio n to r t a t *i##d lo ia«u# In nr*
rordn n# # w ith la w Halit r#t1lfft*a1# W. F. Dsvey, 326 M. HI dp.-wood
rm h ta c r a lh # foiliiiwtnit
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effects. In uso sine* 1833.
Bold by druggists In IG-rsnt
packages containing Iwrnty f leo or
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FOR SA1.E: 6 arr* eatery farm,
tiled, good residence, tenant
H#hi l ito11# house, barn, fully rryilpped Includiog mule, en hard road, gnol'le*
tai Ion, price and terms very reason,
side,
Also Ik acre farm for
lease, c . A. Adams, 816 Park,
Phone fiJ3-W .
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of
nffir**. ft I H m ifo n l. H m iln o lr F iiu n ,
l ) « F m h M ii * ih la lh #
l l h *lay
or
J u n # A |r 1911,
fir'lli*#n y #i<i iu«i »■il<
mors do*,*.
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aeriptluna
irrtira ,
I’hona lo t.
TOR RALE: Red Fryers, Special
30c per lh. Rad Urns !6c per lb,
F. A. Dyson, Country Club Road.
S rtllL
in i m i t i r i o i h t . a in n j i h i . Phone 680—J.
a iaL i im t it m A nn r n u
•r.aatnoi.s: m i m ft.on III A.
in t'liAni'Miai. .m i . irai.
ANN It: SI Alt StcFTIAll,
i i m til AtIn • ft1a'
WANTED: 600 Ladies A Man
VA,
Saturday to purchase Weatern
IluFONT MrrilAlU
Hoff ntlrtllt
Pnik Chops at 16c per lb. from L.
IN TIIM NAM I*, OF TIIH NT ATM O F AllcnV Maikrt in the Whit* Cash
FU ifllD A ;
To: inilN.ui McFtmll,
UM. Rtorr. 207 West First Street. Al
nn<l oftli known ndtlrooh U un.
known: You iirr h#rrb» irtjuIrM in so full line of Fresh A Georgia
Mrals. Come and see us. U Allan.
IHKAL)
rniiilpil mum', Ian t»r t»rf«»rp Iht LIHKRAld ALLOWANCE on jrottr
i l h i U ) «>f J u U , A . I*. 1911. **Th»
not h i : o f a p f i .ifa tio n n m
old battery. 3)6 W. F irst 8L
t u t)Rt:n i n n m nici'Tton HXMti.nl l l r | Mill ’ |a h f f r l.y 4 m >R.
I f K O F T I I M lit t M IM A t * ftTA Tw iiAlr il mi I tin n# wn|'4i|>rr (ft which
•t ill unlftf hhnll It* i i u M IM i ***! uni1'#
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w i# k « . IS— Ttonmn W llh H oard
n .iin t t iA .
laclajhty mtmh
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d a l# d III# Smt, da y o f J u l y , A. I»
I9S9, ha* H in t r a id i ^ r t lf lc a t #
In
i n ) o fflr# an d han m ad# n|i|i||ra.
tlnti fo r l i t d##d In lanu# In a t .
to f dan## w llh la w . Ha Id r#rl Ifft « I#
#nil»t a t #a t h # folIow Init i!#a# 1 1l*#if ]
All people—young and old—
need Thorl ford's Iil sc E-Draught
when troublsd
constipation, lotllgrs-p ^ ^ ^ L
lion, biliousness.
titn s no ^ham Icata.IW K tY ^j
Composed of pur* mo-HW JftJI
m m
Non., la hereby gleek that
Hanarialrt Holman, purchaser or
Taa O rllllral* Ns. II". dated tha
tnrt dar of July A. I». 1441. haa
filed aalrt rerlineats in my office,
ami haw made appllrailnn for laa
deed l« Issue li. aroordanre wllh
law. Halil rertltlrals ambaaraa ilia
follow In* d w ilb n l proparlt aim.
alrrt In Hemlnnle rairoty, Florida.
I a. wtl:
loti t i l tlookarlown,
Tha "aid land helns assessed al
Ihr data of lha laauanra of such
rrrlltlrale In iha nam* of tin.
known 1'Ulaan raid
rrrlltlralr
• halt l,» redeemed arfordlnn
tn
law la i drrd valll'Issue Ihrrrna on
Ihr flat, day of inly A. IV. ttll.
Witness my ofrk-lal alanalura
and »rnl Ihla Ihr 111la day of Juna
A. IV. 1411.
V. K. IHHIII.AH5.
rierk Circuit I'nurl
Hrn.lnolr I* n u n I y,
FIVE ROOM house. 308 E. 6th R t
lh# aald land l»#lnn Hkirhtol al
Tao and Three room furnished
lh# dal# of th# |#4iiao«'# of aft#ti
r#rllflral# Ift lh# nam# of lTn. apartments, |H and f 10.100 French
known lh a l !„ U IIUNTMIt, imr. Ave.
* iiM##r «if T a p i* # r it f ir a l« No l i » «
F O R
35- i
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aI
lh # da l# of th# iM im if f t o f
aiirh
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t iiiv
rortlfteato It lh» name of C.
Frailer halm. Thai r J. Fli
purrtissrr nl Taa I'rrlltlrata
pit, aa«*a Ik* 4th. <lar ut July
ft. I t l T . haa ftlart ra id e e rllfk
Ik mji "Hire, aurt haa martr • v
rat Inn for taa (lrnl,(r» ipku# la
•irm tlam * # wllh l\w Mild r t f l l f i .
fair tnlinlrM Iht mtliiwlhi tl#.
#itik»#4t prapniy *It tint #4 la Urmia
hot# fount), KlnrltU, lH,Wlt!
All N. H of. N»;»« »af
W
t»f MHIwiHlIt# A%r A N
of
HWU «r KttM of NWU il+nn
lljr.i Ut*. I T ap |« h linns#
It I9III, tf aerra
Th# »ntd htnil h#ltis i»**#• urtt at
•h# data of Ilia' laatiaar# *f aurti
raft Ilira la la Ihr hunt** #f I'n.
p tinira. Tihal t.'\ J.. Fin try p lr tiilltr
#»f T at Fa HI ftaa Ia Nil. ill, ilwfrrt
lh# 11Ip flap wf Jnl). A. li. Iff! baa
flint Mill rat I If Ira Ir In m> of lira
ami tiaa mnil# a|>|tllrNtlnn fr»r ta«
ft m l in laaaa In wfiftnlinff with
laa. Kali! fH llflml# nn lira era tha
fnlHiarlnK ilrorrll'rii etn|fartr kiln,
alrtl In fMitftlnwl# «Nmi»h >, Fltirhla,
t* a il:
N K U ..f N W U
« f N W t i of
Har. T T ap S» Hmith lUtfifn
I t K i l l 19 »crr»
Th# raid la ml WIiir
at
lh# itatf t»f lha Imuiru'f nl *urh
raHlftrata In tha name of Fait imam
Unl#m aaltt rartlflraia rhall ha it
ilarntftl aormtltno m law las dthl
F o i i n l ) , Ftorlila* I n . w t l ?
Is*iu M l a > ia M id w a y ,
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ru n
I•* »ii
I
i i U m »: r« fi i iMvUinn
at tbrlr conn try home on I«ke
llosetl Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. J, Tildrn Jacohs of
Sanford a;ieiil Runday tn Chuluota
amt Oviedo. They were guests here
of Mr*. Mary Jaroh* their mother,
and sister. Mr*. Theo. Aulin.
Rev. and Mrn. Mrdt-alf of Otrcrda wete in Ovle-io Saturday. Tliry
evpect to letum In Oviedo to re
side In Iheir old heme snonf
MVs. Josie t'lrv alt and daugh
ley, Mlsn p rrlr, of Cliulunt* were
G O O D
%
gas
" ItB E I
HIALEAH Corut tuition propiercing ra p ill'to n ttaile t'ounty
Agricultural High School audi
torium.
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i*e:i-:e» i v i i i : h •w
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ml It,m m m l# n|*|i!|#ii|loii fo r laa
ilr r .t in ton n r lu 4*« i/iM txnr# u l l h
(in
H il.( r# rl| fl# a l# iin liiM i# # Hi#
fiillm i »ii|i il# m 'iilii'ii |i|o|k#tlr a llii.
nf#4l In
in|noli' i i .t i n l ), Florhlo*
.B eginning wlUi afane ft
Methodist t 'ring l
I lk
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NORTH RIVF.lt. N. Y.. June 28.
- ( A P I ,—Two prrsuns were burned
tn death in a fire which d fitm y rJ
the Thirteenth Lake house at Thir
teenth Lake yesterday. Thr dead
are: 0 . E. Weiss, 60, N*w York
City druggist and Paul Owen, 12^
of Rottentam.
m it h
t u
v r
V
L L .
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Miss ,Dorothy Lee I* the guest
of her grsnd-parrnls, Mr. and Mrs.
S. W. Swop* of Orlando.
W, S. le a left F ri.l^ for Glenn*
villa, Ga., far a v ia tlT te will join
Mr*. Iat who ha* been spending
some time with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Kirkland.
Mr. and Mis. W. T. Chance purchaaed a new eedan and left S at
urday for a visit with relatives in
Alabama.
Mm. J. W. Coals has as her
gurst her brother In-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mr*. Harty Coats and
daughter of Stubenvillr, Ohio. They
arrived on Monday.
Messrs. John Mwlnn and Jack
Varn spent Sunday al Daylona
llearh.
Mr. and Mrs. Ilamld Yarn left
Thursday for Daylona Bearh tor
a weeks' slsy.
Mr. Gary and nlrcr. Miss Vir
ginia Wilkrmnn. of Atlanta, Ga.,
are visiting at the home of W. A.
Meek.
Miss Aldred Cone urrompanleti
Mr. and Mr*. B. F. Ward to Ashhum and Tliinn, Ga., last wrek tn
resident
visitors la Oviedo Monday,
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n
left U m -veek (or * month's visit
with Mist Marshall a sitter in
WaahinfWd, D. C.
Mrs.. & L, Covington vejy
charmingly diterUinad a t ■ bridge
party Thursday aftrrwpva In honor
of Mia* EUgabdtb IA wlniL Those
invited, were Men lames A. X.
Crawford, J . W. Coats, Joseph
Deinhart, B. G. Smith, Oreon BurM tt. J , H. L*e. W. r . Carter, Mis
ers Cstheiibe,. Mssinr, and Wild.
Yeung and lha.honor gural, Miss
Lawtoii! Tea guest* wet*
Vam, Mrs. H. JF\ McGowbi
J. E, Parllk, Mrs. Floyd Caihouii.
sad Mm. W. J . law tan. A most
pleniant afternoon wsa spent.
Mr. Steen . Nelson relume-1
Wednesday from Tmnrtae* a n t
Mr, Carl Famell returned on
Iklp vrtlk their ft lend, at the • # •
Uai ChiKtk qn Ihr 2nd and. dUi
Sunday r v e a i n g ' <>r tbe-auram ar
month* and at the Methodist
Church on lb* Ut a ad 3rd Sunday
evenings hut will continue aspvk**
each .Sunday niormng a* heretof 0711^.
WASHINGTON. June 26—(AP)
R*v. J . N. Thompson filled kU —Inrrra.et duties on three «otuIfi moothly appointment a f th* ifcoditlrv and decreases on four
Baptlit Chorrh in Chuluota Sunday ethers were proclaimed yeslrrday
morning amt evviiing and prsached by President Hootrrr on recom
to * largo an 1 appreciative congro* mends! inn of the tariff commis
gallcn.
a
sion.
Mias Joyce Walnilght returned
lie elm approved commission
Wednesday from a few day* visit
report* ailvhlng lhal no change lw
in Kanfnrd.
Mrs. It. L. Covington and sister, made in the dhty on five commod
Mrs. Oreon Burnette, were visitors ities.
Thr increase* were in the duty
tn Orlando Tuesday.
Merldeth llorton returned Mon on drint eggs from 18 cents (o 27
day a ftrr a month spent with hi* cents per pound, hemp rentage
runt, Mrs. Margate! Watkins, Iq from 3 M cents l i i 7-1 rents
West Virginia and other points aa per .round, and bells for bicycles
far as Canada.
front 60 percent In 70 percent ad
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Bower and valorem.
eon Garth were iailed tn Michigan
The tailff on bentwood furni
on account of the serious Illness ture si> lowered from 47 1-3 tierof Mr. Bowers' hiothrr. Thay left rent to |2 1-3 percent ad valorem,
Friday of last week. Thomas that <n |iaahagrd olive oft from
Wheaton accompanied them to 0| 1-2 to M cent* per pound, pipe
Mirhigan rnm utr to hta home in organ- mid parts from 60 percent
Canada.
|to .Vi percent ad valorem, and
Miss Kdlth Clements, student pipe
;
organs and parts for spe
nurse of the Orange General Hoe- cific
<
non-commercial installations
pits! Is spending her vacation with from 40 firrrenl to 36 pcrrenl ad
her mother, Mrs. K. II. Mariner, vat vr in.
in Oviedo. Mm. Mariner, our efThe cnmmmlitim on which the
ficirnt assistant post miatress is r( o m m Isson m o m mended
no
enjoying her vacation an,| Mm. J. ,chance* were pig iron, hiilrs and
B. Jones, Jr., Is In charge of the skins,
(
olive oil in hulk, cheese and
| hisl office duties.
hell* other than those used on
Ideyeles amt velocipedes.
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rt|4p|l.
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III
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n i l i I m n r# li ilii I it# Hnftl r o r t lf lm t #
CMilu nii'ft Hi # fulliiw 111ft *1* nrl lta«-i|
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in N rn iln u l#
rtiiinlut, F ln t lit,4. (n .w I I :
il-piii i i h i # mil! In n r * A«l<lll ft*n 1*t
Hdi ft flit »l
T l»# #--« l*| In mi fir i iitf f»ith#ftftpi1 nl lh#
lisit# n f Hi# titfviiiitic# *if »tn1i ##»
I tf icn I # Ift lli# im m #
*ef
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t l A t t l 'N H I l t ?n l# M wnt*1 r r r t lf lc n l#
►h u ll h# r#4t##i»ift#f n#rnri1lfi|i
l«»
I a w Ink il##it w ill Itktip lli#f#i»n mi
III# f HI ft fifth ilf eJUIfft A f» . *911.
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WANTED REAL ESTATE: WlL
ling lo purchase ten acre farm
rnd pay rash, if p ried right. What
have you lo nffrrT France* Wore
Irmbrrg, V, O. Bfr* 16U4, Nawikl,
N. J.
IR— M ln frlU n ro tw
F o r H»l*
FOR HALE: Cement lawn bsiMhM
3*1.00, fancy flower pdU |t.0 0 A
8.1.60, Miracle Con.ret* Cd., 3rd,
Hi. A Kim Avs.
C u t O ut F o r H nndy
H tfc frn c e n
CloHHifiod Ad«
CA K B
HAVE Y0UU WATCH rrpalrsd
by ons who really know, bawl
Brigk*i Jcacler. Mag. Ave.
ANUBI/H IIARIIBCUB
Open IB A. M. tn I A.
M, Hnnfurtt A (irnerg
Dr. W. E. MsrDUUGALU <111HOI'HACTUIt, Is now locattd at
hi* residence In Flo al Haight*,
K. Hanford. I'hune 668-M.
A v r a.
2— Idml an d
F ound
M),HT: l>n Drldtrul toad, two
34s3W tires and rims, chained
ami Im kid to tire tark. Finder
call 420 W. 1st. HI. Hanford.
FGtINIli Kry ring <m Mon-lay
n gbt near City Hall. Finder may
have same hy th-M-rihing at this
office and paying for this ad.
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<rtlY AoM!T T ic JbU Hi* l i k e .
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Ford Coups 826.00, 1U26 Ford
Touring 140.00, Reel A Hons, Myr
tle Ave.
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Hlgiw. Phone 3M.
HHOE KEPAtRINO
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KELLY LOTTA MILES TIRES
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Partly ( M r tonight and
Friday wRh prehakl*
ik w m .
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AN INDEPBNDI
SANFORD. FLORIDA, TH
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P r e p a r -
faif ToGo Home For
Brief Rest Until Re
convening July 7
, r . . June 24.
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TALLAHASSEE,
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FI t * Cent* A Copy
)Aj; J^INE 15. 1931
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R o u n d - W o r ld A v ia t o r s
If this pan* (A P )— Th# Ftorfda L#fUtot*r*
fb*4n her* fo r 78 « m closing it* *0-d»y special •*#, cannot f » t tojr*Uwr •toe today whlto preparations
N EW SPAPER
H ave Already. Com
pleted 5,000 M i l e s
O f Scheduled T r i p
NUMBER M l
r Janroru Flier, Lands
'hen Hops F or Copenhagen;
Gatty Reach M oscow "
'
fits,
L e g is la t u r e
U
,
L0UTT1T
LEGISLATION
FORCE MOR
iRMER SANFORD FLIER SPANS OCEAN
EMILY PllRDON IS
GIVEN $150 FINE
BY JUDGE WRIGHT
Two Danish Aviators
Became Lost, Flying
Over Spain, Franco
And Using Up Fuel
’r'i*
I
B E R L IN , June 25 — ( A F )
_ O tto H illig itml llo lR o r
.
MOSCOW. June 88.— (A P ) —
went forward for th* aacond extra
H olrila. trnna-Atlnntic (llcrs.
Catty.
eeaaton to aUrt July 7. The call truer Peat and Harold
constructive. There for tko second #xtr»ordinary **»♦ Aaaarkan meed the world llh rt,
Untltnl nt K rcfeltl
in
the
* ‘ f o r bOlk psawd aloe waa Issued by Oerenter Carl, landed hero at 10:90 (Eastern
Rhinolanrl into thia a U cm o o n
•re coni true tire, 'h ot lo Ian white aenatara and rapraaaw- StandardTlait) today covering the
a fte r a 32-hour flig h t front
totlvca ataad at aaa* aaralUnf the PM-miU flight ftora Berlin
In
, been here
Fnund guilty lait week of hav New foundland, and a fte r rutamiritllen of clerical work before •lightly leae than nlna hour*. The
Acclaimed a. tne of the moat
ing purchased property she knew fu elin g, started fo r Copen
adjonmlnf the flrat apectal •#•- filet*, who left New Ytork early
aIon alne die.
In have been stolen, Mra. F.mily H. hagen, th e ir goal.
Tuesday and Unded In
Berlin forceful . peahen ever to appear
Clock, of both Hooaea
Pardon. Lake Monroe, was sen
The airmen, for whose *afcty .
late yeaterdajl aftemoan In
• before the local Kiw .nl. flub, tba
tax, additional!* C*» ■tapped before neon and both •uecesaful creating of the Atton Rev. H. Irving Louttlt, of lljdjf .
tence* I to .10 days at hard labor In fear* ware felt as they were long
bediea reeeaeed entll three P. M. tie covered 8,000 milei of the Croo* Kpiscopal Churrh ye.tenlag
thu founty Jail and a cash line overdue at Copenhagen, landed
PnUawInf the call for the ##f- JI.0OO.mllf elrvtilt of the world received an oration at the close.of
wllh empty fuel tanks. Their
and I do net knew bul
of $IM> when she appeared belore plane waa not damaged. The filers
end extra eaaaion the Heoae which they hope to complete tn a ahert, hut powerful .ddres. on
•re Jual w w l l off, tf named a ateerlac committee of It
Judge Wallace W. Wright foe said they had lost lhair way, and
T h e Pcwaihle Failure of UemocT b . octop.lkm*! U- to determine what bllla would be id day*.
•entruir this afternoon. Tha Jail had flown over Spain ami Ftanca,
racy.”
Their next goal ia Irkutsk,
•enlriM-e wa* ordered suspended thereby a*hau*llng their foal.
. ihaotd het* been eeneidered at the extraordinary
Th. Rav. Loutllt, •peaking U (000 mllea from Moscow.
Both fort more thin JU) K lw in lin i »na
upon condition of good behavior, Krcfeltl I* about too mile* south
% ■*
, In th* n b m , also. *1- aeeslon.
1lie re appeared fresh aa they their rue*t>, declared that d.moe. provided she paid Ihe fine.
la
the
SenaU
an
emar*ency
apwest of Copenhagen.
• I t r e a l l y n##d#d.
climbed Into tholr piano at Ber racy i. on trial during them*
Sentencing of Mra. l*urdon waa
proprtatlon blit holding In fetca
Considerable anxiety had been
lin after a night’# aleep. With the
the second matter handled by
...
_*.Gv
aJ L .111 be tha » • » a ppropriatie*, uatii a plana refueled and greased the time, of depression Ju»t a. was
felt for tho long overdue filer* at
Judge
Wright
who
convened
Cir
Russia
with
It’s
five-year
pl.n,
ami
tone
I'.ipenhagen, and guide plane* *ant
aviator, will aot a <our»o on a Italy with iu dictatorship. He
H..!«er llolril*. (right), and Otto HUH,, wh. t>day compl.Ud the cuit l\>urt this morning at P:J0
out t.i search for them, lluga
direct route acreea Middle
Po Mid that If democracy failed, Mth sacceMful cast-west e n d in g of the Atlantic OcMn hy . r whco o’clock oHer a week’s recess.
crowds, Including lha llolril* fanill!lL r Zaa*eepelat|pa
L 22I» u ^ n WU
wbtoh b,u
mwct
biu waie*
, j , f»r
— (• U
^ * • "^ taUntihlee
or^*»«tv. « fina land They plan to remain here three principal reason, eoulj be they Unled their pUne at Kretcld Oetm.ny
Shortly after court opened this y gathered at ihe airport thara
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llT d ^ n lt W . H t M l m a U ry of on*-Ueth of a
tonight and etart the neat
leg attributed to It. f.tlo ie: The gov froU Harbor Crsce. Newfoundland, begun ye.tcHay mnmlng. They morning, a venire of 80 nsmse
U d k e ^ b e ^ r . . «» » »
w“
ernment no longer protect, the r l f l "l ind set „u« for f iwnh.cn. th,.r original dmUn.Uon. was ordered prerenled, and Sher to grret the filer*.
of tha flight early tomorrow.
Olio HIIHg: who migrated from
ilntervwnlag
right, of the minority; the gov
Tha amargency bill authorising
llolril* I* well known locally, having spent the winter her. U*t year. iff J. F. McClelland rtported that (Irrmany 40 year. ago. and HoU
ernmont wrongfully undertakes
le x ic a
all
hut
four
of
them
had
been
Berlin
had
been
waiting
for
tho
peatponament of making atat* and
to »et up a moral coda la an ef
*ul:oenae«l. Th* following an grr Hnirils, who loft Denmark
cobnty dlatrict tax leviaa until the flleia t >r hour* and tired a. ther
fect lo make men good hy law.
t t b
swered for Jury dulyt Joe l-rlm seven year* ag". t>ok o ff •» 9:84
flrat Monday In September waa were they could not eeeape the
hart. P. M. Hlowe, J. W. Rplvty. A. M. (E . K. T.». yjslerday lor
moat vociferous webomo tho city when all the lefUlathm In tha
paaaad
by
both
Houtea.
A
Joint
, ,. 2
i ,! S
SOME.
world will not bring about tho cf.
E. S. Mct'all, l(. B. Flnnell. U. 0. Copenhagen, which tflby hoped to
«a a eammlttee lirveatlgatlng an * 1- hai glvon anjrone for year*.
feci desired; the leaders of our
Smith, R. P. (lalgar, J. H. Urqo- teach in 2* hears. From l opcrtSo
enthusiaetk
wa»
the
crowd
wtll lefjed fortery In conaectloo with
nation have gradually and sltnurt
hart. II. A. Abell. Carl Fester. H. hsgrn. they planned tn fly lo Hlltha tha .purported paaaage at tha regu and io complicet«l ware tha po completely declined to lake part
C. Parker, O. II. Flynt, D. J. Har IIk ' s birthplace in Germany. They
lar aeaakm of a blU to ragatoto lice precaution, to protec-. tha In p olitic unless for the moat
mx
rell and J. E. TarwlMIger. Tha railed th*lr trip a “ Joy ride.”
liuJidtrlM ha» w l eompUt#4 It* (Here, that Oatty hecar.n langltd Mlflth of motive*.
Copenhagen la 91M> miles float
following were not located In th4
* V
•’ > * ' - j
* •» work In Unit* A mpott today o f op with the hero woiehlppor. and
Rev. Loultlt ».w . . one of tho
rountyi Henry Thuratoa, Jareph Harbor Grace. They were sched
Senator Parrieh. Titoevllle, »aU waa almoot ahouldered oft tho field
primary nr c l. for the maintenance
Hmith. J. W. Childra, end 0. L. uled to arrlr* lit tho Seandloariau
the committee aril! report at tha by guard, hording nawaponermon
of a democracy a return to the
, » rlty h i t hefoM 7:»0, (K. B. T.),- , _ n
Elpe*.
and
other,
frem
tha
piano.
Only
it apaclpl aaaakm.
eld principle, of conduct which
f e
i They H U pa^totUyswds^
^ J u r y of six was f f l a
the
Intervention
of
an
alp
!!"•
et.
Knott today aald the
found men doing good for * 'thl
.
;
has. ths rase of W a• F.
. “Ua*hj less.. .■ »•—
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f
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l
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e
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i
W
i
u
n
t
i
d
t
y
.rawaloa o f the l e g ;
commonwealth; which fcOTIQ them
fe ll
Ytr»u* John M. K illfJ i' ••king
llllllr conceived the Idea twu
fWW h ^ ^ e MM bilTwtiWe Winpract.ing *tlf-*ontrol in their
Mae touched her wheel* to
NEW YORK. June 88.—(AIM — damage* or $8,000 Iwcoose of the year* ago of flying home *• a l i l
________ „ aalaHee of the
NEW YORK. June 2 5 - l A l ’ l every dealing, and whlth m w Ibe
illegal removal of
t*> hi*
mathoil -if
or tree*
*r»*-» by mt»
' " . ting rontraal tn
nr* mavnw*
■*
Merc FaithfuH'i po*t-humously re Illegal
, _ _ ^ t e r e and atUthea. The coot the ground the crowd, cent op a people of I he notion heeding the
Kelley from the Alhln propertle*. |fom,n f lo America. B * hough; a
Worhl financial rnatkel* read the
rearing
chear.
A
truck
look
it
in
of prtetlnr and ether expeneee
vealed leitiT* to l)r. O. .lornesoit Mrs. Albln
lo o n *
taught hy educational
»u.i~ wa* —"resented
Germany cu th# H '* f
represented by
hy
news o f France’s nuallfied acreptw w net Included In the figure. tew end hauled It over to a pt.ee campaign* along moral line*.
( arr. hnrhclor physician of ths G«*iry«> I). Herring, while Mr. Kel /.nppolln. hut two daps before the;
where
the
movie
eamera*
»n.l
mi
once
of
President
llopvrr’a
war
at resolution The 00-day tegular ee.»lon coat
Pen pie must be cdurated to turn
I tier Franconia, prnrided the stato ley wa* rr.t resented hy Wrlaoti, dlriglhle sailed ha was nolltiod
crophone# had bean act uo Tho
(fa r adjeem- appBKlmataly 1200.000 Including
from their present Idtal of trying debt proposal with r.>*e-tinle<l ye*trr>Uy with a new enigma In Hoyle ami llou*hnlder.
hit reservation had bean canealled.
delay
there
waa
.o
h>og
th
.i
the
aalariea, printing, and other
sprctacUs
yestrnUy.
to get a* much out of llfo with,
The trial cam# lo » sudden end He brought ault whkh waa finally
(Continued on Page Four)
th« d uth of thu (Jreenwich Vlllsgn
I • ’■lack mid
out giving un»rlfl»hly in return
Security' price* in New York.
when Mr. Herring asked for a settled out _________
of court for a ,un\.ra'
-* i - ------I live etleek
•aid Rev. Loutlit. “ Our mad rush I^ndon and Pari* surged up lit.dent, drowned June H. at l."ng I non-suit.
i.orted to have heed $86,000. With
for power and wraith and glory strongly, and the Berlin bourse Iteach, f.<ng l«laml.
Judge Wright. Ivfore
I |h, t m0n*y he bought the plait*
ha* touched the most forLin *•« talliel, after a mmletate setback "Haiulariling capeil* cnenaed hy Ing Mrs. Purdon declared that
h,fh j,u , n<j Holrila croMad
It
.
_s._
.. i testorad
rs.i ibe
.
’
Units of our country” , he rontln- early In the »e**l»n, advance* at rnunty authorities s tulluued th* slnre
she lhad
the nronprop tho
ocean.
usd. “ with tho result that we are New York rivaled tho-c of S.it«r. letter*, in vrhlrh
'«•'* dlsclosej
....................
, . - .1“ erly In II* original owners, the
Hllllg,"
who
Is
68
year*
old.
mat
tha
leaning more arul more away from day and Monday, and stock sale* the graml
grand Jury Tue.day
omvlcted
Tue*d«y rdghl
nlahl the ^ ^ |f whifh >ho
have ad.
the natural laws upon which our were tho Urg*wt in four month*. long ti.ughl
........
.
whleh
(.h, „ Krd (rim a felony to a llolril*. who Is 80. la »‘ > *»r * h* B
midi**-*
which would
the toller was In Uherty, N. »
ROME, Juna <8 — (A P )— Tho nation was founded, and setting
Wall Street we* ti<*at"d to • Imw prompted the girl to commit misdemeanor and that the
WABHINOTON. June * 8- ( A P )
^n a hsinslormlng trip. HoinU
up for ourselves kingdom* which
tener
would
l»’
considerably
light
suicide*
— Aimee nemo*.
__________
,
Pope
and
Pramler
Mrueollnl
will
I
variety
of
bullish
and
heortrh
de
Semple McPbemon yee
had btrn looking for aum*on<ri to
er
than
a
tenUmce
which
follow*
They
slnivo
to
antwrer
the
<iuet
T,y
tw^ y attained permlwlon from convene a »ort o f diplomatic eon are ruled by ouraelvas esclusivcly 1 velopment*,
••)••* only So>
vrlopmrntB, hut had ••>
finance .n Atlantic flight and HHfor
ourselves".
conviction
<
>
n
charge*
of
felony.
ti>
ns
n
n
-d
hy
Ftanluy
K.
la
th
(ha board o f tax appeal, to eon- ferenca lo throah out Ihelt dlf
■
r th* bullish nrwf. K.|uit>* M ir.'
llg readily f*H 1" wl1*1 l 1** pUn'
frre.ee*
over
tha
kind
of
club,
full,
hsr
slvp-father'*
ehargo
of
After
sentencing
her,
he
declared
In
pointing
out
an
esample
°
r
|
|
Brg
,
urg,d
up
t
"
’
>
«<
•"
hS"
k
Unuahar eontmt agrirml p a y in g ------------------,w*
“f
llilllf. during the month* of
;>000000 , h. r,. ,|«y of -he forgery:
that he had given her the mini- ..rr.-'sration has learned enougti su
the goeemmaut an additional for laymen the church may i-ava how the American government
longer protects the minority,
|
.. ..
.
,,... Tkrre)
in Italy.
Hid Hl»rr Falthfull wtile tho IIIUtils
|1T,4M in locoroe taxaa.
*8.|Ml he can Uke the control* . cession(Contlnueo On Page Knut)
1
0 ewtlarsed on I tgc iwrye#
The V atic., flrat proposed »uch
Court wa* adjourned at - tw
suirhlu letter* offered a* genuina
Tha
overruled
a
motion
ally to raliava hi* pilot.
i remark did not cefec |o tha
“codT.T*.lion.” and Italy agreed
..VI
ck
thl*
aftenmon
until
w-eUj
>
•
Hr.
Carr?
hr tha lnteriml revenue bureau to
In a nolo which wai delivered
o'.lork
lomorrow
morning
when
Were tiny forgadT If »<>. wltyT
2 * U i tto application of the ! « •
the civil suit of Mra. Ftora I .
for a redo- yeater-day to tha Holy See hy the
Hy a horn 1
l Marer baItalian ambe.tador, Cent He Vac*
authorities
an Hporting against O. J. IV|>*.
termination
of
her
1827
and
IBtt
Hr.
fa
ir
,
the
.........
et»e, but
chi.
morale ( ti»h»y, 1'fnughl the let let* lie heard.
*
. h r aay tayaa.
Tbla definite ref ere nc* to a con
____
~
Tha bureau contended tha *p- ference at which the difference,
, — I—
cu. .1.1. who rrcelv-i
him to America Monday on
tho floor
. , I ,»„.
« . gK. Ij^cnU.
tin. 8
I ssccqJs. an.l
an.l rwrsoi
personalU
Before a large audience which I rude. Ill# five «•»*•
pllcaUan w a. void bacauae It between the Vatican and the govthe most *•»•> tonight will I* ad rendered them to DUtrkt Atloiney
jpt oa a had aot boon rigwod by Mr*. Me- ■ramrnt might be talked over by Included the ala Judge* who will ,K,| |o the ft*e whu rece.v.-d tic—
An epidemic of Incendiary fire*
_ I of tham Pbereoa. Uawtlya A. L o *« a{ diplomat, of the two power, la decide the ultimate winner of the most vole# toU hlghl. Th.- judges Fdwatdt'ln Mln-ola
*<x-tn* lo be sweeping over Into
The h-llrrs, w rltrn on slalinn
WaablngUa.
ana
af
tba
avan, ta Which ha
this morning, hire
one of several Indication, con ronUtat. 83 Banfurd anj Seminole will select lla* winner from lha'
. nuld have been pro
I .fin iT C r
T i X l S l o clly. Early th
| *f com- gelUPa attorney., explained *b« itruod a. promising, derplte th. |County girl* appeared in * pa group o f ID girls, and th# I'waul* try nht
,
Cleveland and hi* m*n
lit
New
York,
were
rrg
”
_
Chief
Mac
t.'lev
ctrre
.1
on.,
.
—
.
had aot .lgned It bacauae oho wai Pope’s continued peoalmlani In hi. |
will he aanoumc I in The Sanford titori) imslnirrkrd
.. . a__ -1__a and .l..n.tial.'l..i.l
_ . aaaa
iu
s« sutnnu.ne
aIIIttlitii111M
„ „’ ,
wvir
.1I to w vacant h-usa
ilrapatrhnd
la Europe when It waa pro. outad •peaches, to which Italy again ol»- jama parade on the at*g» of the Herald Friday atlvrnoon.
NEW YORK, June Jt (
“ (nd hlrvel where a
on
cs-twar.l
totund
liners
an
.1
>
|
v
Milan#
Theater
l*
at
night
as
the
Ha filed aa aamadad petition boar. Joetod in yesterday’s note.
, J , " , , cwalderahlc ,.ro,.»cllon^
The following gill* will i>g*ln liven.I to Dr. Carr at the CunarJ j. « . Mitchell, attorney for
first atep In nn allmlnation eonlag her algaatare.
Church ami Gram. Iwa.oe of
«
h. v . I**n -used by
Ercn after tha aoU wa» daliv- tael whleh end* tonight, and wiU participate in the contest tonighli
(Coatlaaad on P ^ a Three)
Amarlca.
Mid r*-*‘*
y.-sUrda^
lh.
n w)
Amarlca, Inr..
Inc., saru
’
ul,known parson
who poured
i Pope told a group of result la on# nf th* girls being Ml** Gor'd h a loiwson a* Ml«»
. far aa
The. fhtarwal rev*----------------..
organisation had erased to fu -, |raH,||ng ,fc«Hit i )k house, had inad*
Mpeer and Son*; Miss Margaro*
wood tha additional tax oa ihl pilgrim, from toward. Padn that
chosen a* - B l» » Beialnota CouaMurff, a* Mi»» Stewart the Ft rlstj
•ton.
.
I such headway that
damagel
C ad *ha iboutd have reported clreumaUorea “ do act point to ty."
I, wa. formed to t w « hy * . m .m|ta| to M arly $ » 0 ware
Mis* UrvJrly Ih-n ier, a* Mis* San
aa af H U N for IMT ia.lend ward, a return 1* nortn.l."
The winner Will be sent la Clear
number of promlra-nt men
J” ! ggff#l*d. ||
the third fit# of
Seme progress to-tha nogo Ha water. with all expense* paid hj ford Herald; 111*. Christine M uo*
o f 18.718
81» 7^ * f.r 1M * tostimulate an intelligent and e l- known
.
n ltvr#nUtorUm
t^-jodurism daring tha
I ataad af IHAdd. Tba avangeliat ll owe car Men ta report, tha*. tha msnagrinent t f th# iheataf, unmire, wa Ml*. Ssdye’*: Mr.* Pau
lenaive interest in the drama a* ■••si 10 daya.
cHt-lauaUad1that aha had reported all tba difficult matter uf the apolo where she will aPP*ar In a slaW line Sloudenmlrr. a* Mi** H. I*
a social force, arul as an eduraAlic*
A *m*U explosion awakanaa •
taeniae which waa taxable.
gy which tha Plapa first demand wlda bathing beauty coote-l for tV Id n i Fiknilly Flv«;
kl»*» • Fanfotu
resident ut that vicinity shortly
Uiuirpen.ng, M
CHICAGO. J
Jljp# 88 — (A P ) — tiunal influence."
*tor petition aha aald tha ed within 84 hours had been sat- the mythical title of “ MU. Flori Chorptnlfif*
Tho Evening Po't. doctoring the after HM. u’cluck this motalng.
d#'
l « business lo
tied. Tha gnurnmaut note y.*u r- da" and tha $100 la gold « klcb Furniture Co.; Ml** Mary u“ f®'J |Summer got ■town
Pna.ll, a. MUs Celoj MU. Kalb
M muth nt th# eonntry swel ..rganliation stopte.1 function ng Glancing through a window, tto#
day explained tha gtow l»e of par- accompanies'to* title.
Um| ,anew
ngw un^
m w a man slinklag aaroy
under high tempera because of flnaoclal diffPultles. resitoat g
....jtlou of AngehM Mention of thaua guOty af IwoltThe gtrto, tPpraMnting all iyp»« rrin. Hchirard a* Mi*. WtoJruff tered
a -» J
loi tiding »which
o « n had
of whteh aha la paator, log tha Pops and damaging chirun of girlish loveliness, were flmt and Wataan; Miss htotoe Winn, as tures that In section* neared all- said It waa (af irmsd a sulmlanlusi. ( ro|n j^e tomaing
.
. -sra.* “ ^ (j,g f io.
cuuld SUM
Judgment had ke e n obtainedl rgggh, o ,,, lufore she could
presented In a group, Mated a|M Mtoa White Flash; MU* G- i.'lhy tlma record*.
unknownh"persa
i
Iowa was the hanlerl hit. Tlie • gainst th# league and a Dumber! mon . . . . -------------------Mrllning upon wicker foroltur*. Adams, aa MUi National lll*cuil
It
--,A -J '--1— *only
* 1- “a “i err t o «
vanished.
Waving
r
Thl* waa w l l h t o f (o be Ut- wh eh. with a calorfnl hsckgrpu.^t Co.; Mtoa Helen. Doagtow, as thermometar resrhed 106 at Wa U| Its debts were unpaid.
| as • -dafaMo fmsd." fats
The league orlglltally a branch fiut-print* in d##p sand toadtnc
s
presented an nttrnctlve plclur* M ss Colonial CHanera, and MUs terloo. Three men and a baby died
widely publktoad «* • (•factory U th* V*ri#*n.
Tab* that have keen riasad Kach girl wat# th* newest In pa Dorothy Hatties, as Mi** Teaaca frum the heat. Crop# w e r e nf the Federal Council of Church to a pav#d alr##t aoath * f thg
_
to 1*80, U. oh tail
— -of. Christ
in --America,
became
it rpiMto toafacatlre. aa Italy jamas, with colors varying from ftervlvo Stations. .
scorched and are In a eritlral —
— —
,
that she had hmm kid
Also, Mis* It. E. Griffin, a* condition. FoOr death# la Grer- Involved In 1W« l“ *
Th# hon»# U th# property ad
^ , , urg
ptkaa tha view Mat they forfail- Use moat brilliont reds fu lh*
V
8 F '
H. Crawford. It U a vacant, oa#* W ™
MU* Plg«1y W iggly; Mi». Rebaaro ■ I. were amlbuted directly or In- co.slon wllh the
of
blu.
added u her l$$t
story atructure. ChUf CtovataaAyVV,
qUA i " h l y waltoeTfrarn the stag- j Wllsoo. a* MUs Mujr«tic; MLu directly tn the boat.
IVoducaw and W '1* * * ” .
• payaaaat af by aoU-FaaeUto.
Mi*. Siwncer'a
ami Firemen Tatum and Dunaa^*-''
they
pause,)
asaounUtily
to
al
;
KIto
Kpeac
r,
••
Michigan.
Ohio,
and
Indiana
elation,
heartod
by
WllII
H*y«.
;,4 m laaanus- P*Uaf
A .Utement at th. Urn. Mid went lo lha blaaa.
low the audience ta Identify 'her* Dairy) Mtoa Grace W illem s *4 • era nudcraUly « m » but IUIj r a t io N
HEADS AJE
th* Eck# Park EvaaMtoa Graham) Ml** Lydia Rankin,
$
Hays and (tori E. MiHik#«.
from aemaa palatad <n
nois roasted. One
.
11JDOO to
ends u r r
S t Mtoa J. C Penny; MU# Marretary of lh# motion |dctuw or!$ s - ( a F ) - • ora arroM th*
HEW r o i
draws f l « a
gsnlaatloa — w k • a * roslgnatton
«|| U*’N| tD
' resident ef • The holtot r HOUSTON, Texas, J*
in.m th# adaaialitratlv# c mm'.Ue#
• five ctoilie* of aaa* a»an g
glee, ‘ Inc.,
Harth As
.
„ f th# f#d#ral eeuncil nf church ( A P ) —William A. Darla,
the ■iudg. • an
tot of th*
noonred thia SSMatog that th.- vot Ur. aa Mtoa Florida Power and rrcorded at Minneapolis and 8 t. es wa* aanounred hy th# Herald old. cabinet maker, waa l
lion,
Light Co.; Ml*» Helen Colbort. Br
tally wounded >**t*rdafl
____
death,
I Ttibun# yesUrda#—had been drop<.
Safas
death*
M'aa Waadetock Typewriter) MU* Paui with M 4*4 M.Mlsaeari
shortly afterword. 11* had .
while
p#d
from
tha
UaCM's
tototd
W
Btlto*. as M.a# Bulck; w#r# rr$ortad in
•pendent over his iu U IU y
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,
suss
of
effort*
la
i
m
the
Icagu#
I'togrto- t t y hcawsll, aa MU. more modarat* tarn
emplcymsnt.
I for motion picture gvopagsnda.
uf South*
encountered In th#
Win appear to « M U t n g suit pa
Mtgh to accomplish
j
Was Covictcd Of Re
ceiving G o o d s She
Knew W e r e Stolen
S c o r e s Partlci.
In Politics For
ish M o t i v e s
we OOULD- ;,h»v*
remmUaton W1UUrt eU
I ‘
X lM
d a«t
tos^t
tWSaa! iww
ret bn* ta paaaad waa
approved 80 to nine. Tbe Hoo.e
money waa
id witboot a
125
3 * thin*
MARKET PRICES STARR FAITHFUL
IN’MANY NATIONS DEATH MYSTERY
SURGING UPWARD MORE PUZZLING
'fiw rjs-jssra ;
ka aaaaaaed »• *»»*r
» appamaea fey.lM I twa
tf-SSS
Wail Street Han Va E x p e r t s Are Scrutiu Bullish,
______ _______
nizing L c t t f i rs To
ried
Bear
Iwdey-'roetsW
m
MOthla
_ _ i l UU.
Aimee McPherson Mussolini To Have
To Continue Fight Conference Wi t h
Upon Tax Payment Pope To Heal Rift
w,~
,
J ^ s is lx S .
Pajama Parade Staged Last Evening;
Bathing Suits Will Be W»rn Tonight
Man Seen Slinking
From House Which
Church And Drama Had Been Ignited
.............I.. League Of America _ u „ .
»
Thermometers I n
Many.UsS. Sections
Go To High Levels
“ .“i r r s r t s
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kaaaa* X
s S S S ’R.E.'
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108 8 M A B G A R JtT
cCIctfamda
Personal#
iheatad poping no atUnUea
at he had to up,
M a minute,” cried aa ofo f the Laflhaaea attwapa,
1 aaa of the filer*. That’*
Ifc.that the laephlap crowd
id Getty bn their ahaalden
aad elbowed a wap la P rof*
to the airport terrace when
tip e f champagne end ptleeao
OPTIMISM OVER
DEBT PLAN SEEN
IN U. S. CAPITAL
Jaldkei.
aad weather T It wae 'or
* .Tael aaid when he hid
It ala breath. "Maybe we had
•ah aa three bean e f gpod
ler. 'I t rained on ua practlall^ night, but, bep we got
VisJtin*
Eighteenth Amendment could bt
rtflMftd if the derision of tbo vot
Hr*. O. M. Mitchell h aa'iq'h
er* o f tht nation wort taken, bt gueat*. Dupont MlUhtll and'B
doubted that, under our preterit MlUhtll, d Atlanta, Go.
'
«X*tam o f government, the amend
ment would e t»r bt m o v e d becanto of tht power wttch It reeled
la a minority of tU U e. ‘There ii
something am tee la a system which
prorldee at with each a paradox!cal example o f goveraannt." he
said.
After repeating that It la net
pooelblq to force men to be pood,
end that morale raa.no more be
enforced bp law than law can tet
aalde the natural principle* of eeooomlca. the Bar. LpuitM concluded
hla addreaa by declaring that the
eolation o f tbo probMhllea-not In
ItglaUUon, but In Idaaa and aerrleo and education for tht common
pood and for ,|he future welfare
of tho raco *114 nation.,
Ilia addreaa * M the principal
feature of an entertainment pro
pram la charge o f K l^M ana B. D -l,
_
.
Caawell and 8. F. Doodnap. It fo l- : * " . Taxo* where the;
lowed the rendition o f throe e o n g »!»*k * Ibelr foUire bean*.
bp the Klwanla Quartette, and the
'
------ - •
reading of a humempa letter roMiaa Mildred MlUhel
telinp to a caae o f mil taken plfU P01*1 MlUhell and BUI I
aaat “ Madame Quaea* bp “ Andrew AUanU, motored to Dapl
teek them three minute.
* then M bean te get from
pr .Grace te Berlin, aad only
honor paaat haA
and Mra/J. fc 'C
Mra. Glenn Whit
Hdaerr r .
will havo their Rtactlm at •a'eleek
at the home o f Mra. a H. Brown,
11M Path A m ee . , . w
Bepnlar mealtap . of BamlnoU
Bebekah Ledge « U be held at >
o’clock at the, Odd PMlow. HelL
• MON DAT.
The Woman’* M lwigntiy Boetetp
of the P in t ChrlaUan Church will
meet at I e'eleeh at the church.
PARIS, Jena t * — (A P )-F ra n c *
replied yesterday to President
Hoover** wer debt proposal by vir
tually addressing aa appeal to tho
United State* for * compromise U
the Interests e f perfect accord. I
Tho suggested com prombe, The
Associated P m * was informed,
dealt with the Ueua e f uncondition
al reparation* payments from Oarntm w ' !■ urWlok V m b u
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BRAZIL BURNS COFFEE
GRAPEVILLE
tied a vielt from hla' onlp brothend ether at.ter before tho week
will be glad to learn that eke U
M n. N. II. Garner and aon.
Improving- nt her home on Wo.t Dnuglaaa, who her* been ut Coro
Trnth S tm t after her roeent Ill- nado Beach for a abort time, a n
bon for aereral dapa before re
turning there again neat week.
Mi*. Elisabeth Knight will re
turn tomorrow morning from Day
ton* Boach whore'aha apent a abort four Maughten, Dorothy, Mary,
time aa the gueet of Miaa Louiaa Kalb orin* and Ann, l*rt thla morn
Cummings.
ing bp motor for Sodua, N. Y ,
where they will apead the aemmer.
Mr. and Mr*. B. T. Thrnahar,
«*
who bat# boon » pending several
Mra. ' 8 am Brunson, Margaret
week* at rormiado Beach, returned Praacee Brunaon, and 8am Brun
to their homo on Cokrp Avenue aon, Jr., e f Enterprise, Ala., are
yesterday, ■
the houae gueata of Mr. gad Mn.
t i l l . La nop at UiMr heme'la PaMra. W. II. Rchmldt had j * hat
gucata peeterdap afternoon hor
mother. Mra. H. A. Warner and
Mr. and Mra. Thee fitllea, Mka
Mra. Elisabeth Sparkman, nr l)»y- Viola Billaa and Ulaa Eleanor
tona Beach.
Cqurington motored .to Jackaonvllk
Tueedap where Mra. StlU^ sailed
Mr. and Mra. II. M. Watson, who on tho 8 . 8 . Cherokee for New
have been reeidlng at f i M P a l' York Clip.
.* ____
•
matto Avenue, are now at home to •
Mr. end
RIO DE JANEIRO, June * » —
(A P I— Pungent amoke of g huge
coffee bonfire billowed over Bantoo, where MO,000 rack* of Inferi
or grade coffee were burned under
• plan e f the *t*te government to
destroy mediocre stocks. The coffee
beena were piled bp sack* la *mall
mountains betlda Ua warehouse,
raakad with horeeeae *04 Ignited
It took five been for. tha flame*
te reduce them te echo*.
C
DR EDGE STILL AGROUND
•f
iV
Mra.
Cerda bare been received from
Mr*. Alfred Bricwoa at Coral
OeMea when ehe has been rUUIng her *1* ter-la-law, Mr*. Lladgran. She will spend part e f Ula
week with theL- daughter, Mar*
garrt, at Waet h im Beech.
Plopd Sparkman altered te
Jackaenwille bracing brme hla
father and tome e f their fantltan.
While Mr. Coleman wae up the
rirer flaking,' Mra. lu re* Celemea
rial tad with her Mater. Mra, Hank
in DaLand aad tkap enjoyed a dap
at the Beach. . t
J. R. Dixon la helping hla sea,
J. U In PaUUa while the latter
haa been Ul from taken of the
i U mmcIl
ated bp an 1
Legislator*.
S P L E N DI D S E f t V ^ l V . .
FINEST F A C I L i m r . ^
H A P P I N E S S * ! the2H a l i t *
*
Mr. and Mr*. Noah fry. Mr.
and Mr*. Emil Magneton and Mn.
Tyner apent .the dip o f the Uth
at the Beach at Daptoaa with T.
O. Tyner.
.
Mn. U B. Gilatrap and daugh
ter, NMI and eons, Bright and Lea
e f Atlanta. On. an rial ting at the
boom e f her alater, Mr*. Paul
Thurmond. A peeeg friend, Miaa
Alice Wallace accompanied thorn.
Tknndap thep wlli .pend In Win
ter Park. Sunday, they, with ether
friend*, the M u uM SiMtk faintIke, enjoyed the-dap At the Beech.
bewep* Haoeon
IN COURT
L. U a ty .
RECORD SUGAR CROP
WASHINGTON, June » - ( A P )
---- -The world ran* and beet sugar
reduction for the 1MO-11 teuton
1 estimated at 1I.MMJM tow, a
record crop.
Charlea H. PcW I
UP8ALA
Mr. and M n. B. H. Bngll.k, n
cent brid* and groom, a n re* Idtag
at TOO Weal P in t Street. Mr*.
English wma formerly Miaa EUa
Rap, of Union Feint, G*.
without reaervation to auapond for
mio pear the payment of war debt,
and reparation*.
This ha* left prance alone of tho
major power* Involved In the proppcaed moratorium atandlng aloof.
Aa lha confer encee proceeded over
the French counter propoaal, expmelon* of hope end confidence
were qlven.
.
"Jt will take aome time and long
hour*," aaM Mr. Stlmaon aa he
left the White Houae. " I cm very
n|4lmUik. It would ho a crime If
anything happened?*
It we* a maeaage received late
laat night from Ambaaaador Par
rott at Rome atating that tha Ita l
ian acceptance “ k cordial and com
plete without any reaervation of a
political nature,”
that
really
buoyed the American official*.
Thla folkwod a notka of acceptance
bp Premier Muaaollnl earlier In
tha dap In which he romarkod that
hla action would be accompanied
by aoma "observation*."
Ambassador Garrett aapklned
that the “ observation*" merely re
lated te “ question of deUII In the
method of carrying out Ua proj
ect"
About tho tame Ume, Ambasaa.
dor Lindsay, of Great Britain in
formed tho 8 U U Department ef a
defloration mad* yesterday bp
Philip Snowden, chancellor of the
exchequer, that hk
government
"accepts this proposal In spirit a*
wall aa letter."
•
"The more consideration we give
t* the Preoldont’a declaration,"
•eld the Snowden declaration, "tho
more It teem* to ua that Ua decla
ration roaatltute* a very groat getlure on tho part of lb* Ualtad
8 la tea and It will ba a thousand
pitlaa If Europe does not respond
U It In tho same aplrlt The bene
ficial affect of tho proposal map bo
lost eelosa aUp* are Ukrn by all
countrlea concerned to give
It
prompt and penctkal affect."
'
t lit
Flelda, Mra, D. C.
B.- Laafter, the
* ,
Among tho** from bora attend
ing U * beach party given Monday
Right at Daytona Boach bp MU*
Lok Couch, formerly of this dtp
want the Ml**** Christin* and
Paadla* Steudunmlro, Ludlk Bela,
Betty H Intermit tor, Leak* Hickk*m. Marjorie Format, Eleanor
H im ten. and Brace Looey, Allan
M ra*.
Ernaatlae Sckenaaa- Yield** Lofton Ed* afield, WUllam
Hslak, farnoua concert and oper
atic singer, k shewn above a* ah*
mad* a personal appm ranee la
PORT LAUDERDALE, Juno M
— (A P I—Tho army dredge Camborlaad remalaed aground tooth
• f Hillsborough light tedap deM<ta afferte of coast guard craft
from the Pert Leudarfek haw connection wiU hor emit of |M,ta fra* her at Mfh tide daring 000 egalaet Edwin Canwe, fUm
THE FOURTH DEGREE IN
.YWOOD
mad*. 0* uaaal t* Ua Be
teraatlopel BeUiemanU.
«
�l- ,
im
,tire muIon on certain numbers
administrative taablUei tbsrei
y the repKaenUUvta'^ho* ml]
ms on ly ap p rop riate
m to our ow n r e p m
who, a fte r e i g h t y , ^
else w in do I t , w a o ffe r them these U w wprds
and albeit,, ou r condolences. I t eaa W .a a ld In
M o m lo o O lo i F l o r l ) . out o r T h . « I W o™ 5 o
ield again st "th em . I t would h a re ta k en -th e
UMQtlRT BI’ EAEEB’S LOT
inquvt iptaker held ’tm fa it
'introduction to th# loot,
n in c i own, u n i t and grim,
luglr looked op to htm
nlin pi red: “ Litton w ill wa
Should;
ptatcr It very good.1'
Jd them w hit Ibty ought to
ilolnly mid* thorn Ilka it, too,
thirty mlnutoa' tliao hid
go no
two mad pegged him to go
.'0«-
i min, ! j or*lory atirrtd,
I blm tht t m thty’d tvar
i*l ho doted In wild acclaim,
lot great financier* tamo
shook hi* hand and tlappad
bit hark,
want Ujiaulr* ttrolr grip* to
* “ *. .
................... .....
•xpendltui
real estate tax load,
things to ta*. The
tffP. cent gasoline U
presen ted in
of tha otjier tgx nv
Jtut clued,, fcsvt b(ft
The. people &X
tl1o membenr Of the
upon iliem, TbW in
ted if their reel eel
they ere the* Veqil
on gasoline,'•# well
a elf <cilte
doubtleee-true tb it*
gasoline‘tag would d
than the
d'Unda, I
extracting M »h fhm
l ln tti a <
the taxpayer would j
he. can no mor* g ff
than an real e fts tl
■eenu cfctlri
ernor, mlgh
Governor C
it 4*y In < m ; bank and I tore speeches of
low * prot udid n» before,
frightful
I bo one offered him a job,
*0. ,Hls. Namhar,—Wi/a’*
We m'r* Nip# careful
**V.4l*,awa warm, JUchr
r (to gtf^nlngraon-ln.lgW)
>1Z Z mT,
irwnrrnerr
king * a t changed; the man oth er w a stefu l-ex p *
J;. h»’d atlm d
h a ve g o t eoipew h tri
aambarM bint aa on* they'd
relieved by the. a rt
't hoard,
Itk maitly prove* that dniay cents of the f i g V
ment, lnate*d of'by
. own
ey a ■pinker now and then.
BRT, — Hr Edgar A. Coast.
j i IT J aT y
■Srigi tu
»S8? o " i ^ r
5^7 K
m
r 9x
t llnura pat tha fire out which
burning under the keroatne
jfeckmi Dccralury Mellon muat
ire talked a UUle finance In Uma aflur all.
Tourlata in Florida hate :1nf years .locked.*;
tlori on tha beautiful gray Spanlah rtjoaa cllngln
less asks throughout the etataj natives Xhamosh
:h*nt* weren’t having enough ways felt thktrtt 1s'a peculiar part of Florida
hla tailing sn> thing now.
loved It. But f«w o f ‘theft/ wheths*’ native or. r
ever learned much about this Kind' W /noon, or n
tM>un for Atlantic flying U baa a raally p w tlca l vaUie. The .Qc*U ,B
gun. liui that* pro ,ably will Floridians la considering this state’s resources,
ha ** many lourlit* a* thvis, neglect moss.
. .
S k y*»r or two ago.
"In tha lu t few years—sloe* tht boom put p
FliUhar wa* c m of lbs vising new wsys of making money, that Is^-tl
c leader* coiyulUd hg In this section of tha state, whera. the quantity
ItSorar wilh, regard .to of the moss is as goodias i t cornea, hM d^y^fct
debt moratorium, and giv. ably," tha Banner continues. "Hera and .there in
... a
i'll.a apprmal «
to
tha plan. ’' *
” k niosa gin* have been aet up,’ and buyers for h a
ponies X » furnishing tha mark*.
T% l*h to taka Ihla otm lon St**
"Th»; moss Is U**d in upholstering.furnltui
m vjsw*
lieu hern ahrt hi
jjmtikly i U U my vlaw upon our
Kwon* to Herman rep'rallon*,'*
jo 'f’Voiidupt Hoovar In hi* mvt|* on war debt*, protlng that a
•fidret rail tplll fnfinltlvca and
( •way wlpi It.
*•;»»-— ■ o -
----
”1
km »uic," tald Pra*ld*nt
o n r, “ (hr American ptopla bava
;dMir« to attempt to n lract any
twyoml ih* capacity o f any
Or to |my.“ And wa faal aura
ti»nfuid b'mlholdtra will
it ShJa turn* aliltud*. *
—
»Uiuir*in
o ---- —
Cgrr n*U,on alao hallav** in
Utblng. F »y« h% to butlnt**
U'-fWhat wr know about your
H 1* lirgtly what w* rtad
it In lb* pr***, Wh*lh*r wa
jup go oil* cr not will dtpand
Mhtibar wa know about
gakiinnla County** rapra, Hagan and MeBory,
poMponr lnd«fiatl*|y conl * f tha ’ nddlilonal two
Ml gawdln» which had al*
pad tha Sanalr. They did
n tp » in the BstomobU'
m thvy tin IInod to In*
U a whith la already,
soya that (ho Amortysturaleg from Franco
rt at taUa of (hair coot
r didn't walk out
kavo^bmn 3£
' tk* follow, whs
intereatfed—la
�Program,
NBC; 9, B. A.
1 — C i Im i UIo
Signal*; OHM, I
W, U. 8. Army 81
KATlO
hTX’X
but h|> matt* rot 1 C, tolgtoif
l^ in d a jr
tbe-B ram ■ l l 't n 9 tkriiion. Not
T flta
By PKTKR 8(11 AAL
With fire and aix hit n 1
• J * " * r t « w «» mad* ddrlng the
•fternoon ,moat of the’belter* beWg eontant with ringles and dou-
piUber’*
S IA N D
Mao. Wntty
S
AMERICAN
Phtladalphln_____
Waahingtpn ___ _
Inning rally which New York_______
rra arore four ruaa, Cleveland
7-to b decI*Ion over
B*rl WhUeh^l'wai
Yrotai-day'a Reealta .
Chicago
O0Q 000 06<— 1 8 1
Na*i York
O01 204 816-10 13.1
j^ a tte r tfe i ftraxto#. Moor* aad
To.tp; Ruffing'and Parkin*.
<
Cleveland- '
001,001 00J—3 8 2
Bolton
010 200 004-7.8 1
Batterl**: Harder aad Myatt; W.
Moare and Barry. !
..
Detroit
800 000 04x- 7 6 I
Wathiogton 110 086 100—6 12 1
Balteriei! WhIUhOl and Hay
worth; Brown, Hadley and Hp*n-
r m su . tysikiM
.
i *.
A
W
6, Rwnrddi <:30, Florlda-Pxtom
Organ Proemm; 6, Amo* V Andy,
NBCf 6:11. ' Taatyaaat Jeateii.
NBC; 9JJ6. Phil Cook, The Quaker
Man. NBOi 8U5, Uncle Remo*
Peanut Variety Program;
f,
Flrltehman Stmshin* Program;
NBC; si American Radiator Pro*
gram, NBC; 8:84), Maxwell Houta
CENTRAL
Daytona
DeLand
Winter Park
Cocoa; ...
SC Auguatlm
Sanford
Wlntor Pack at
Auguatlnd SI
ytona at Coca
SJKWSfSlSSWW
9130, McKinney Brothm; 9:16,
Sheriff A rttllea Report; 1, Fa far*
Fanaar* ‘hf Florida Public speak
IggC en teellB tS O . A ll Southern
Mlnatmte; *». Ukrl.nd Chamber
P f ronraretea; 9:25. Ba**hi>ttr R«A
aqlta; F lit,’ Weather Foreewall
9130, SleiiTOff.
.* J "
WJAK — JarkaewvlU*. •'
under Urn J00 mark for the flrai
time . thl» yopr.
Winter Purk ra»l#n*d Daytona
In (Mond.plMe white tbo DeLand
outfit crept, a l|ttte, clo**r to Ilftb
place In .batting, hfld by th* Co*
roa Indiana for aom* week*. The
(Continued from Pag* One)
Fed*, ratting hot four hit* off
Hutta, dropped four polnL; In the year on j the Stock Exchange.. Tb*
total quoted value o f all there*
■tnnduiga.',.'
! , .
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Surging Upward
took a decided Pluml, with Halley
of tha SeJinta U)dng\tb* biggeat
rheitef to go ahead of Bueaey by
being .'held (a one hlr In four trip*
by th* aenuUontl Buddy la k e
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their etandlngi although they did
Uf«< point* from thhir' averagaa.
b u t>*rp*n
k a M * . *.A#
n * f u Hj
f DeLand
j M'JI . t u
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ExDa hat* honor* changed bat
P h ila d e lp h ia
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I#,1Shannon, Daytana, ha* the
‘"fU iiariesi. lUbert and FerreJU
•t)| homer*, three; Pittman,
WalbArg, ‘ RomtraU >and Cochrane Wilder
J a m Btewlr
minima
Park, 6km
the 1 wane#
most •uipina,
four, and Mobley, Daytona, the
me*| doubles, seven. Eddie liarrail,. Cocoa, went Into n tie with
Spake for base stealing honors,
each now haring six.
Game* today will- find the
^ p rM u with At Rogero oa the
ngutM Invading Sanford where
Loulal Tefilettl, > the Gator are.
vfllt'.tf handled by Bert Chapman,
formar Red-Sox catcher, who Is
lilted ' <m tb* N*w York Stock
Exchange ha* Inc rented roughly
tfi.uoo.DM.ooo tlnce lait Friday,
price Indke* Indicate.
The advance wa* alto r**um*d
on moat of the commodity mar
ket*. Wheat and com futufha
gained about 4 • taut at Chicago,
and New York cotton ended the
day U .to 70 rent* a hat* higher.
Nan-ftryoM metal*, rubber and
augur alia advanced.
Th* Near York Hfork Hark*'
opened with • (pacteeular upturn
In tha ; tobacco aharee, which at
rnc* guv* tho advantage to th*
bulla. Tbla reflected an announce
ment that madofackurera had . In(leaned; their price* o f piputer
brand rlgaretta* 45 eenU, ta - a
price <d <9JUi. a tbeumnd. f t ll
cut Imated that thla will add about
115,000,000 ta the annual incanl*
of tha four leading manufacturer*.
Tb*
advance
coon
tprend
throughout tha IteL Copper nnd
Iced prices were again merited Up
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ta la l
e .l.lllln W a
na|ia| the Fed*. St. Auvisits 1Dal-and when Al
. will tangle with DoagButkhrudL .The Cocoa InHI visit Duytons, home of
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i -fiaaond Game:
Brooklyn
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Pittsburgh
001 000 002-3 10 0
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rn flrat Utee tM* year
#j*
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Quaitett*.
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[15, Will Oaborae A Hta Boa.
, Orrhr.tr*, CBS; 6:30, Soutn
Islanders; SJS, Southl*n«
[era. Dial* Network; 0:30, The
Meftdy Men, Dill* Network; 9:i&,
phbel Quirter Hour. CBS; 7. Arih d r Pryor'* Cremo Military .Band,
CBS; 7:16, Louis' Style Observer;
T:*>, The Merrymaker!, Dixie N»L
wort; 7:45, Everything Muikal;
8. furrrll Quartet; ■8:10, Mualcal
Memoir*. DN; 9. W llP Dedicatory
lyigiam, CHS; 9:45. Patera Pnrude, CBS; 10. Jack Denny nnd hi*
or*h*«lr» from Montreal, CBS;
ISMS, Radio Roundup, CBS; 11*
Bert Lnwn and hit Orchtxtny CBS;
ItiSt, Nocturne, Ann Leaf and Rtn
Alter, CB8.
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lint office* In Kngtaiul. They hid
been eant on f u t boat*, evidently
to outstrip tb* t|**f Franconia on
•hlch Uia phynltlpn wa* bound for
Liverpool and arrlvej before ha
did.
> sooner had they teen offered
• (rand futp Tutaday night
than FahlifuR tpaounrul tham a*
of a "frame-up"
forgeriea nnd
r rommiUtd xulto prove that
tide."
Martin W, Littleton, Jr., a*ala|.
ant dlatrkt attorney, Mid produc
tion of th« letter* h*.l "by u*
mean* cloefrl ;h« raae." Police In• parlor Harold King, all along In
clined to tbo enlclde theory, de
clared he won. "ltlll hard at work*
peeking a moll** for either ouicide
or murder.” Proeeeutur Edward*
aiierted rearth with "renewed vig
or" would he made for a "promi
nent and wealthy man" with wham
a taikab.drlver.aald he m w Starr
on the tiny of her dieappeaianc*.
j Rhapt* and Lombardi; Hemalay^^artn^tb
Th* **ie Unit bring aaeeaaM. at
ni*;<t*i»!*f in* i«* u «»* * e ( iw a
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h** (lire said rrri jftrar* la . jp r
nfllra and ban mat* ipunklBa
fnr lat Oaail in luor In i M I M w e
with law. Bald rartlfkat* »n>te*Mfn
1929 FORD Coupe <50.00, 1624
l u t i n ' 1* I liloek It Martini#^)
Ford Coup* 625.00, 1929 Ford Tb*
raid land bring aaaaaaadivli*
Touring <40.00, Reel A Son*, Myr lb* dal* * r lb* Intnnri » ( it*a
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and !■*■ med* ariilirain.n fir law
•drlptluM, magaalue*, fountain d**d to laaua In arrordaticw f M
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a l*< l In B * m ln * l» r a u n t y ,
r io t
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BUILDING BLOCKS—Irrigation
T h * M l.1 la n d b e in g aaa*aaad I
bote* and gaper*I remeot work. l b * e e l* o f l b * iM u a n c * o ( , ■
Tbla latter angle rawed tb* Mlratl* Concrete Co. J. K. Ter- c a n i r i m l * In l b * ‘ n a t i * o r U
u n i t I n p m i i m p t l r « , ; .1 ■
proaerutor to tend aeveral more w IHager, Prop. »rd aad Kim,
T b a l M, A
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n u re b l
detective* to New York yeeterday.
They checked up one# more with
Kerry Coldstela, th* rhauffeur,
held on a I/O* Angrlr* larceny and LEGHORN PULLETS, 50c and
75c. Hena, $1.00. Heavy breed
»lfe-deprrtion charge, on a atory
(icddateln told o f having dilrra laying pullet*, <1,75. B. T, Tiller,
,
Starr and the unlikntificd mau Paola.
through Franca ami Germany on LEGHORN ROOSTERS — Have
an eight-day tour In 1928, Gold- , about 40 leghorn rooetera on*
m w the pair la Manhattan again month old and weighing aliuokt
ateln wa* theiwltpe** who mid ho on* pound for M l* at * 20c each.
June 5, In tha .vklnlty uMho.Grand Cheaper If all are taken. Apply C.
Central *tai|o^ .
A. Halite* at Herald Office,
When the grand Jury meet*
again Prlday th* letlera will U FOR SALKi Red Fryer*. Special
30c par llv Red lien* 25c per lb.
•raimcd again and the expert* will
report on their campariaan* and F. A. Dy*on, Country Club Reed.
detetmlno If th^; u n i per pop
wrote them a n d e a n ’* d|«ry. 11pop
I t — ^Wanted
bond market. Price average* In thin report. It *a^ Indicated, hung
W ANTS Dr— leaving for Michi
dicated th* beat gain In week*.
gan about July 9th. Will |urnl*h
A l l . l ’ iue of <88,000,000 o f Comtramportatlon for lomrch* to drive
monuealth Edtaon bond* wa* mar week*.
Meanwhile Dr. C jrr returned to car. Brlgge, Phone 442.
keted, the Urgent corporate oflaying; ilnce April. Interttetlanel New York cfrnm Mineola lat* in
bankem hope that- th# bond r.rar- the night and today remained in LIB ERAL ALLOW ANCE on your
old battery. 819 W. First St.
ketm ay noon be h*»ty enough to aeclualoa.
It wan Indicated the phyelriah
Kauai* noma Important foreign
IS— Room # W ith B a r d
l*«u*t. A resumption of foreign might he called for additional taalanding by Wall Street Is eager!) tlmony a* to hi* friendship for the FOR. SALE: Store at Oofonndo
girl,
Beach, Houvenlm, cards, book*,
awaited abroad.
Edward* *Un announced that tandif* and drinks. Address or r ill
Starr Fallnfull* diary nevrr will Hertford No. 600, N. (I range Ht..
dt
be mad* puhlir.
New Smyrna.
"No reporter haa »een any part
of it and non* wll| •** It," he said
ll I* to be burned by agreement
By < H. CUI.LUM
FOR RENTt Two room furnUked
apartment, nil conveniences, al
Everything I* net and ready for
so garage, Call TB6-J kftec 6:30.
the exhiblton diamond ball gam*
between two girl trams from UrL E G A L NOT1 CRN
FOR RKNT: Completely furnished
laMM tonight.. *
6 room apartment, modern rnnThe gam* will he played on the
venlencea, 109 W. 0th. Ht. Phone
lake shore diamond here and I*
222—J or 690.
scheduled to start not later than 8
* * * * * It I* undoralpod that quite
ifa g e s c y Tdf R w t
* large crowd from.Orlando will
FIVE ROOM house. 308 E. 6th 8 L
Aceoihpany the teams to Sanford
Two an,| Three room furnished
tonight.
apartments, <8 and <10. 300 French
I f you want to enjoy yourself,
Ave.
• t o y cool, and at th* s u m Um*
take advantage of string two com
plete teems of girls play ball don't
i-’OR HALKi 6 acre rclcry farm,
fall to lu- on hand tonight. There
tiled, gooil residence, tenant
I* no admission charge I q see the
house, Urn, fully equipped Includ
game. However, an opportunity
ing mute, on hard raid, good lo
will be given nil thoe# who feel
cation, prire and terma very reason
like contributing toward* taking
able, — Also lg acre farm for
care of the expense* of the gam*.
lease, C. A. Adams, 015 Park,
I'hone 62.1- W .
PENSACOLA—Pensacola Hay
StWre'Set P Girlp*
, Diamond Ball Game
bridge and casino at prnsecola
beach,
<3,000,000
d*vclu|imcnt
projects, formall)! opened.
despHe-heater* hr
Dr. W. E. MacDOUGALU.
ROPRAqrOB, U m w low
hli residence s |u Floral B(
8. Sanford. Pboti. U t M . ,
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and pay caah, If prlred right. What
have yuu to of fart Ffanres Wurtemberg. P. O. Box 1694, Newark,
N. J.
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m e n t, In ste a d o f .by p ilin g .o n .» o
a lre a d y e x o rb ita n t g a s ta x , I t mi
y a epeakrr now end then.
to hold a n o th e r e x tr a edesldn net
j V —By Rdier A. Raeet
A n f l’wber> th is .'next e i t r a t
E et us h o p e th a t b e fo re th e s lx tt
pra m a y aile th e U dht o f,.flay ,.,
iji-ihetely reore* that
S p a n is h
then Secretary Mellon mutt
U lkei a Utile finance In Loniflcr all.
M
o m
,ri'lo o k e d W ith a d m lra -
n the r/lre l a i —ae If the
mu weren't haring enough
1ceiling an>thing now.
loved it. B u t few of t h a n . w h eC K f n a W e o r rla lu tf,ev er le arn ed m uch e U r u l l h U k in d o f m oas, o r rea lise d th a t
tttT T
it h a s a rfcally p ra c tic a l .v a lu f , T h a OcAla B a n n e r sa y *
bin. Bill there probably alH F lo rid ian s In coiu d d erin g th is s t a t e ’s reso u rce s, sh o u ld not- S P E N C E R 'S N E W D A IR Y
a t many lomlete ai there n eg lect m o ss. ,
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1
y eir or two ago.
On C o u n try Club R oad
“ In th e le s t fewwyears— sin ce th e boom p u t people to d e frjmm, i ■ ................
Fletcher wee cne of the v isin g new w ave
And M f * : i * u M W lr
IfUc leadcm coneulted by
_ i *llooxer
* - -1—■ h
t/ i L —--a [\a
e
*f It coniea, has. developed remarjt-nt
with
rrgard
I debt hioiatnrlum. and gfvj ably.” tl
Renner contlnu^. "Jfcre and there In the cobm
appro, el to the plab. »*a
apd buyers for northern com(u ro ls b ® S i t w f f r
fumltuVe;
and Ybr
is used w, uRihoUleHnfr
n t™ -...-_ ..........
....... ...........
iacd to upholster eutomobllea. It Is regarded i
...............................
U s
ulUble for this. ■•
‘
....................
i ' and whan raoes
knows It's called
mm
it ran eplit infinitlrre and
g with It.
'am eurv." raid Preeldcnt
r, “the Amrrlcan people hare
By lo.nttciupt in e itra rt any
teyotid (he capacity of any
J o pay." And we feel euni
Btnfnld hf hdheldere will
|hlw /aim' uttltude.
i H pahlarfls cam e. B u t th g jm -
U e g srtJaa lavB ed
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am . C . B u M ,
w
r y
an d B®uM\ C a r t e s , I t
W fam liy , e n d Uvea, on
per Bahaun aUn belirree in
LUIng. Vaya lie, to buaineaa
"M het.wu know about your
irtrf:. !<fgely wlmt we read
; it In the preae. Whether we
rtiar gotali er nut w|ll depend
^Whether *e know about
mthole Count y’e repreUagan end MeRsry,
lpone Indefinitely con
iOha additional two
gaeollne which had t i
the Beaalr. They did
n to the automobile
I they declined U. InWhich ta already tag*
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�Planist| 0:18, The Tlokrae Bingen;
0:30, McKImsey Brothers; 0*8,
Sheriff ft Polite Report; T. F u to n
Farmers of Florida puhUa Bpawklag Coat eat; 8 >30, Alt Bo* them
Mlnstrela; 8, LakaUad Chamber
of Commerce;- pits, Baseball Z saults; 8tS7r Weather Forecaht;
H O W
T H EY
STA N D
NRC; 4:16, Taatyeaat Je tU f*
NBC; 048. PUI Cook. The Quaker
Mon. NBC; f :4 l, UpcU Raman
Peanut Variety Program;- | ,
Fleltrhmaa Sunshine Program,
NBC; 8, American Radlater Pro;
gram, NRC; 8:30, Max^ell Housf
Winter Park a t Sanford.
8C Augustine a t DeLaad.
Daytona a t CWrwa.
gpom; 10:15, The Southerners
* Quartette.
. WDRO — Orlande*
lib, Will Osborne A HI* Boa*
i Orchestra, CBS; l:M , Bouts
ihI t landers; 8:11, Southland
pars, Dixie Network; 0:30, Tho
Wdy Men, Dixie Netsrork; 0:4b,
aal Quarter Hour, CBS; 7, Art Pryor’s Cremo Military Band,
I; 7:10, Louis* Stylo Observer;
k The Merrymakers, Dixie Nsth; 7:4b,- Everything Musical;
PWrccd Quartet; 8:30, Musical
■ tin , DN; 8, WRP Dedicatory
gram, CBS; 0:48, Peter* PajfCBS; 10, Jack Denny and his
w tr a from Montreal. CB8;
It, Hadlo Roundup, CBS; II,
ILown and hU Orchestra, CBS;
4 Nocturne, Ann Leaf and Ben
.300 mark for the n n t
1
Yesterday's Regalia
006 000— 3 1-1
1 20* Vito—10 13 1
*Batteries: B ix U * s Moore and
T ttS f fu frin g
davrland
001 001 001—3 4 i
010 800 004—7 S i
batteries: Harder end H yatt; W,
oons and Berry..........
d ro it
- 800 0O0 0 4 a - 7 s 4 ?
ashing ion 119 ojo 100—5 12 1
Batteries: WhltehU! and Hay0
replaced Daytona
puce while the Defend
t a little cleoer to fifth
ottlng, held hy the OnVon Indiana for. some weeks. The
Veda, getting hut four hlta aff
nwtte, dropped four polnta In tha
standing*.
;.iwRvidual
hatting * average*
task n decided slam A with Bussey
at the Salnta taking the Mgfeet
tumble. He feU from a Aid mark
to :438, only - U polnta ahead of
Allas) Mobley, tho m e t Daytona
eatgber. llobley loot n grant
change to- go ahead .of Peg r t f h r
being h«4d t« cne h lt ln four trips
by tho sensational Reddy Lake.
•Fgw ef the Rig Twehro lest
ibelr, siasd 1ngs-although they,did
loan polifts fraea their averages.
dflpkla .|8 1 800 80 0 -8 10
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m
g
f
t
n
s
NATIONAL IJLtCUF.
Pwlladelphl*
000 200 0 0 0 -8 • 1
BL Louis
000 801 001—4 7 0
Batteries: Collias, J. Elliott and
-McCurdy! Rhem and Manruto.
■ w a r s-
Ml 800 000—8 11 4
claslauaU . v ia 041 o o o -n 13 2
- -BaUfri—! Byendt, Ilald, Cun
•(Pglsaia Abd Bpohrer; Johnson and
ilr ia t* tka /b a t
Winter Park, tho m o* triple.,
four, ond Mobley, Daytona, tha
moat doubles, seven. Eddie liartelL.lOoeoa, want late a lie with
gp«»ha for base stealing bonnis,
eaefataow having tlx.
Guinea today. w(ll find the
Pa to r n with A< Rogtro on tho
motlnd Invading Sanford where
S u rg in g
U p w a r d
(Continued from Page One)
rea r on tha Stock Exchange.. The
total quoted value of all aharea
listed on tho New York Stock
Kxrhniwro has Increased roughly
88,000400,000 since last Friday,
pries indices Indicate.
The advance was alto returned
on most of the commodity mgr*
beta. Wheat and corn future*
gained about a cent a t Chicago,
epd Nsw York cotton ended tho
day bO to 70 cents n bole higher.
Non-ferrous motels, rubber end
sugar also advanced.
The New York Stock Marks'
opened with n spectacular upturn
In the tobacco tharaa, which at
rnce gave tha advantage to tho
built. This reftectod -an announce
ment th a t manufacturers had in
creased their price* of pipqlar
brand clgnretts* 48 neats, to a
price of fOAb a thousand. It is
estimated th at this will add about
$45,000,000 to tho annual Income
of the four leading ssanufacturvr*.
The
advance
aeon
spread
throughest the UsL Copper and
lead prices were again marked up
making tstat additions- to tho
prices p f these mstala of 1-8 cant
0 pound *0 fa r this week. This
stimulated further buying of the
ron will opposa Lofty Leno or
Ray aiatner.
Team batting, Including games,
DurkhradL 7>o Cocoa In- tim es’ at bat, runs and hits:
.
g ab r h ave.
Ml visit ba/tona, homo ol
rue leader*, whore Atkin- M. Augustine 18 8IR 08 180 M i
Winter rark lb 884 M 188 4 M
Dayton. — 18 839 108 11* 4R |
D oL and___ 18 658 100 183 474
Cocoa ----- 18 840 83 H4I 403
Sanford . . . . . 18 808 46 111 484
Individual hatting of tha Big
Player and *lub g eb r h sve.
Bussey, BL A. - 18 44 IS 20 .488
MaMey, Daytona 16 67 20 26 .430
Pitman, W. Pk. D 37 6 16 .405
Rmnll, Bt. A....... 14 81 7 24 AVI
I l l 000 Otx—11 10 1
Oto 002 0 22- 0 10 3
(Continual f r w Par* On*) .
Una orrkc* la England. Thar had
been sent o* ia a t boati. evidently
to outstrip tho toper Franconia o*
which tho physician was bound for
Liverpool and att-ire j before ha
did.
No sooner had they been offered
u the trad d Wry Tuesd*, night
than Faithful! denounced them aa
forgeries and port of a “frame-up"
to proto (hot S tarr committed sultide."
Martin W, LUUeton, Jr., assistant district attorney, aald produc
tion a t the letter* had “by no
mean* tloOed the tea*." Police In
spector Harold King, all along In
clined to tho' autcldo theory, de
clared h4 woa *>tlll hard at work,
ataking a motive for either aulcldc
or murder," Prosecutor Edward*
asserted search .With “renewed vig
or" woolj be made for a “promi
nent ami wealthy Man" with whom
a taxicab driver aald he saw Starr
on the day of h e/ disappearance.
This latter angle caused the
prnoecutor to land several more
detectives to Now York yestsrdoy.
V ” r checked up once more with
Harry Goldateln, the chauffeur,
held on a Loo Angeles larceny and
wife-desertion charge, on a story
Goldstein told of having driven
-Starr and tho unidentified man
through Franco and Germany on
an eight-day to u t In 10X8. Goldaaer the pair In Manhattan again
stein was the witness who sold ho
June 6, In tho vicinity of tho Orand
Central station.
When the grand 1 Jury meets
again Friday the letters will be
scanned again add the caperla will
report on their Comp*ri«<m* and
determine If ■ the tame person
this report. It waa indicated, hung
the outrome cf an investigation
pursued tirelessly for nearly three
weeks.
Meanwhile Dr. Corr returned to
New York from Mlneols lot# In
tho night and today lcmalned In
seclusion.
It was Indicated the phyilcitn
hand)* tome Important foreign
Issues. A resumption of foreign might Iw called for additional teslending by Will Street l* eagerly tlmony as to his friendship for the
girl.
awaited abroad.
Edwards also announced that
Btarr Fallhfull's diary never will
be made public.
"No reporter ha* seen any part
D ia m o n d B a ll G a m e
of it end none will oee it,” he said
It la to be burned by agreement
By K il. CULLL’M
with her patents.
Everything Is set and ready for
the ethibiton diamond bolt game
between two jrlrl teams from Or
LEG A L W r itin g s
lando tonight.
The gome will bo played on the
lake- shore diamond hero and Is
scheduled to * (trt not J il ir than 8 Ni ri.nwlus.
P. M- It ft understood that quite
N o ll e . |a lif t e N y n tT r O th a t V . A.
htowe-i «.f 4 2.181 ho. >.f
a large crowd from Orlando will TMoPRK Ki VIltr l i |nir«
r i r a i * N.s 1212, o U lr .l th e
accompany the train* to Sanford 2fif1. i U v o f J u l r A . !>.« I H I . h a a
ntw .l ■to1*1 r r r l l f l r a l * In m> ufflcos,
tonight.
(Mill h*M IflAfl# R fR lIr M ilh N f n f t « S
jf you want to edjoy yourself, ftrvsl | h low tie* In u m ir o la n r e to 11It
* » H*lit •••1 liricM lm r in b r n it a
thw
stay cool, and at tho samp lime lfMl|i»WlVir
«tres.'»1 h**t| | t r n | t o | lr v l l u .
taka odvsnlage r.f seeing two com. nlt-d in H o m ln v lp o-nunlv. K lo r lt f v ,
tor II !
pitta teams of girls play hall don't I «•.!*•!■
22 tot • ! , 2n d. Hrrtl«»n K i* t t
fall to lie an hand tonight. There T hMvllnll.
* waist Iv itd li r l n u •■■rw»nl at
le no admission chsrg* to or* the I h r otali* n | t h a iM M aU rp « f v u r h
game. However, on opportunity m 1 IfW al*> In t h a n a m v o*f l ?nn
I 'n le M
a a lil
r v it lf lr a t v
will be given oil those who feel wtslinto
hall Is# | rolrtointool a r r o n lln g I n la w
Ilk*'contributing towards taking I I I lle>f-4t w i l l |R»U» Ih » trt« n t»u I I I *
il * ) n r Jut> A . I I . I» 3 I
cars of the expense* of tho game. 3 1 d.
W liv a a a loir
" ' --------M i l Ih la tha
Aulmry end Crania;
I awd Styles,
lltot 110 0 2 i- « IS 3
m 300 000—4 8 8
Rhaute and Lombardi;
PENSACOLA—PensaceU Bay
bridge and casino at P rn .a n la
beach. 03400,000 devrlupmcnt
prnjccts. formall>1 opened.
I I . 1911.
IM H A I s)
COLOR
K N O W L C O at .
H- to i
v 1.m u.
hi
FOUND) Key ring on Monday
night near City H all Finder may
have tamo by describing a t this
office and paying for this ad.
1030 FORD Coupe *30.00, 1984
Ford Coupe 883.00, 1883 Ford
Touring 840.00, Reel k Sons, Myr
tle Ave.
LANKY'S bBUO STORK—Pteecrlptlont, .saagarlnaa, fewalala Weed to Issue la ercerihieee - H I
service.
PROMPT
deliveries. her Held e.rtirirai* embrecee Hus
full.min* described nrepertf atM*
Phone 108.
le ^ lt"
•■•■to. ; FlarMK
I In II RIoeB I Mstvskfti,* *
to .• ‘f u
rsrllflrete In US sable eg Mar.
veals Iruerettiseat I X . i
•
.Thai at U. Wiggins, purchg’tsr
or if. mins at Tea ('.rtlficais i g s
jaS, deled Ih* «|h. dsr ef July, A.
9A—Poultry
I*. 1>H he* filed said ce rlllle aieji
Mr nrriro aad baa made vlpdtMl.
Ileil far Tss Heed I* leans,la a*,
mrdsare with law. Held cartinrats
'"•v scea I he rnllewlar fweaerlbed
rrw s ife ia ffl
c» "
&
fttoals
LEGHORN ROOSTERS — Have
vinlA.
about 40 leghorn roosters one TM »*ld find hvlvv Mm m i H - l |
<1vt» f t I hr lnniRm , ml a y h
month eld and weighing almost ror| IlfUl* In Ih# n»m* of (IT
•
-val
ons pound for sols a t 80c each. known.
I'alesa Mid rsrllflrstes sksll ba
Cheeper If all era taken. Apply C. rrdr.m
rd arrnidlne la Isw fib M sj
will l.sus Iksrean an lb* Ird. 'day
or Julr. A. I>. ISM.
Witness n r srriclsl slgbsSars
FOR SALE: Red Fryers, Special ■nd
seal Ikls the tllb. day of Slay,
30c per lb. Red Hens fbc per lb. A. n. Itll.
(HKAI.
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F. A. Dyson, Country Club Road.
V. K. IKIL’ilLARf.
I'lerk clrculT cSirf
Phone 1 & - J .
11—Wantod
W A N TED :- leaving for Michi
gan about July flth. Will furnish
(ransportotlou for someone to drive
cor. Briggs, Phone 443.
LIBERAL ALLOWANCE on youi
eld battery. 110 W. F irst 8L
FOR SALE: Store at Coronado
Beach. Souvenirs, cards, books,
cthdlea ond drinks. Addrvlt or roll
Hartford No. 800, N. Orange St.,
New Smyrna.
FOR RENT: Two room furnished
apartment, oil conveniences, al
so garage, Call 795-J after 0:30.
1*011 RENT: Completely furnished
6 room apartment, modern con
vrnltncrs, 100 W, flth. Hi. Phono
or 8V0.
FIVE ROOM house. 808 E. 6th fit.
‘ Two and Three room furnished
apartments, |8 and f 10. 300 French
Ave.
FOR SALE: 6 acre relery farm,
tiled, good residence, tenant
house, Iwm, fully equipped Includ
ing mule, on hard road, good lo
cation, price and terms vrry reason
able, — Also lx acre farm fur
lea.#, C, A. Adams, 016 Park,
Phone 623—W.
Halve
t *41toill 9, 2.1—<Wnnled Heal Culnl#
WANTED REAL ESTATE: Wil
ling In purchase tan acre farm
•nd p*y cosh, if priced right. What
H y J o H t f D e v l i n have you to offer? Fram es Wurtemberg. P. O. Box 1694, Newark,
N. J.
)*miiu>lt
,
ONB
.
B U H D .V
26— Mlacellaneoua F a r Hale
F tlR N lT U ^ f
FOR SALK: Cement lews btmrhr.
|6.m>, fancy flower puls |2.on k
83.80, Miracle l^ n rrete Ca., 3rd.
SL k ijltn Ave. ,
LEGAL NOTICES
ANGEL’S IlAKUECUE
Open 10 A. M. I t l 4*
M. Hanford A- Genev*
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w ill l - . u . i h . 1 ru n un Ih * l id . d a r
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LY N feW B P A P E H
E8DAY, JUNE 2«. 1931
OCEAN
S a n fo r d H a ra ld ca m e
e on ie p u b licity on th e
if thai Houba M onday
w h r t . th e g en tlem a n
busts f e e s , M r. C a ld0 t o R j f l h t o f person ileg e,' and read In fu ll
th e (ague o f
r J V L H e H AS NOT
THAT HE, MORE
tfenate S e e k s To Pat
Throufft'M easurefl
In Order To Finish
rW ork By Tomorrow
Britain,Germany^Auik'
tria And Italy H avi
Accepted H o o V jir l
P a y m ent.PropM il
TALLAHASSEE, June XL—
|AT)— The Hoaoo bald a field dor
today preventing root (deration of
revenue n a a m while tb* lionala baa tailed U path through bill*
la order to attompt to conclude IU
labor* when tbo apodal 10-day ex
tra aeeiloa end* tomorrow.
Tbo Sonata paoood on admlnlstiatlon opoaoored bill to oot on egl i t two cent gaaellao tax oa a two-
By T to Aaw U U A PrOM
Groat Britain, G«rm»rty, AoA*
tria and Italy bar*
accepted
Pie. Ideal Hoover1* proposal f#r i
one-year suspension o f war 'ARM
payment* and lit* world Iv wait*
Inf upon France, whoa* attltadr
I* .till to bo determined.
- ..
In a . radio addroea broadest
through Germany Chancellor Bra*
rnlng mod* a (rank bid fo r a
Franco-German
conference
at
'Wllejr Foot,' who, with Mar-Aid
O .tty aa pilot o f tbo piano •‘Wlnnit Mao o f Oklahoma” , read* a
•uccwiful croeatog o f tb* Atlan
tic Ocaaa and laadad at Hanover,
Grrmaay.thU afternoon. The pair
bopa to continue around tb* world
vat* w*« f t to 17.
Tb* Hoom voted Indefinitely to In an effort to benok the 22 dty
postpone con* idoration o f the Gov round trip record oot by tb# Grot
ernor'. proposal to tot a flvo-coat Zeppelin hut year.
tax on korooone by a voto o f 88
to 38. T b . Honor occordod olmltor
treatment to the admlnl.tr.tlou
Mil to aatabli.h a .tat* tax comrakolon refusing conoidcratlon by
hi to U . The Ifotue alao rofuaad
perm la. Ion to Introduce tb* two
rm l . emergency gasollno to*
oppoiltitn to nm In the
moo.ur* p**.td by tb* Sonata.
WX1 baflt around that
Tb* lattor body votod X* to
too ia'gosotnlly
against con.lder.tlon o f Senator
Young'* a l e tax MIL
Administration force. In both
Sou mo labored with tbolr cotitagoos In aa effort to conclude
their work tomorrow. The Sen
ate. placing O r appropriation,
b i l l on apodal ron.lder.tlon
o f both bod It., rocalvrd n monoUr* seeking to tab* on* rent
Of goaolln* r*T.no* from the Stale
R**d Department and divert It to
tbo general revenue fund. Tb* Son
ata po.—d o bin reducing atato
aalarie* on * seal* o f 10 to 20 per
*
Ih
Hanover, GermanyA fte r
Flight Over Atlantic Ocean ,
itTARR’S LETTERS
until Friday. Dr. J.m c.on C an,
Ctnard l.inc surgeon, went before
the grand lury and aubmlttud
three letter, from M l.. FalthfulL
Stanley Kallhfull. the girt*. *lepfather, branded them aa forgrrie.
and charged there wa. a plot to
and . Ihe Inquiry Into the death.
Detect It,-* raid the writing In the
teller. »n l diary rurrr*|Hindrd.
I toa in tbo Mat,
wSg i«!*»JJ>
In the aavanty-oeventh day of
th* IBtl loaeiono. th* governor dotiro rod bU fourth- message. call
ing upon tb* LegUUtor* to rolto
IU labor* -1'to ih* level o f patriot,
lam” to an effort to avert finan
cial ambarraa.mant of tbo otato.
He flayed dilatory tactic* o f tb*
out failure to provld*
revenue to most tb*
p iojtoad*dooa not .ult you. then
for God*, oak*, find an* that do**.
"Nineteen a n d
tbroo-quartoc
mlU* taxation art yours arid not
mtod from now on.
" t o n moot relieve tho real aatoto levy la Urn next Utro* day*
or the w i t thro# week., or tb*
next torn* month., but It meet to
Vanderbljlt’is Wife
b Bill
Action
RENO, Nov., Jon* 24— (API —
May Walr VsadofbUt filed a c ro ..
bill yaaterday to *P«n th* fight
against tha dieoevo action brought
but weak by her Rnstond, Comolies Vanderbilt, Jr. *
Denying allegation, of extreme
nod House, gathered cruelty on tor part, tb* complaint
rhargod that Mrx. V»nd#H>llt was
lb# oa* who bad boon rai.trv.ted
end that a divert* .heutd to
grantad to tor, If Myon*.
Tb* compUhtt, which orbed th*
coort to fit tho dmoont o f per-
N* specific aliegniien. of cru
elty were rontoimef In tbo comylaint which was gUnlUr to that
filed by VandorbdL Both merely
retapIled with tb* Itotutory re
quire meat..
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f
P ert Of
Dirigible
Ma.
Get-Together Held Alabama’s Senate
, iW V T M v .y ^ d h a - awUL. moving . f f thl .hip offer it ba^ .allodrO
A velepm .nl. to Europe g capital.
Tb# di.lrtet altnrnvy and In
yesterday on the President*. pr<>- *p*ctor King .aid the in**.tlx* •
poeal for a one-year moratorium u oh „ 0ul(| romlnue and that Ihrli
nr. all war debt, and r*par**lon. mind, .till were open a . to whether
payment*. Ihe secretary’. addrr*. S u it cuinmltUd oulride or wav
had been awaited wilh keen In- killed.
iotnaL
(In* teller m i penned on tho
Thl. Inter**! wa. intensified by .u tion ery of a Fifth atenua de
Indication, that France, Italy ami p.rtmoot .loro willing room,
pooolbiy Belgium might ottack
It was doled June 4. and Midi
leoervation. to their accopt.nc*
"Hello, llill, old thing!
o f th# plan.
“ If* *|| up with ok now—thl.
Secre.ry Slim.on
had alioady |. .omethlng I am going to put
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mad* it plain that
tha United through. The j nly thlag^ that
bothState* v u not prepared to bar- or* me about It—tbi* only. thing I
gain or d*b*to on th* proposal.
dread, -l* being out with it and
The Injpction by seme of Gor-" prevented from doing thl.—erhlili
many', creditor, o f extraneoaal I, the only po..lhl* thing fur mo
queotlono, ouch aa the official an- to do.
nnuncement In Rome lhat Italy “ If on* wanu to get .way with
would oak a.iuranc*
onIhe pro- murder cn , ha. to jolly woll keep
poied Au.tro-Cerm.n union, will on*', wit. about one. I f . Ihe a m i
(Continue^ an Pag* FHo)
(Continued On Page Ttir**|
•Three Girls Have Entered
ing Beauty Revue At Milane
With the .election of five lu»
Ml reeldeal. who will b« in Ihe
audience o . Judge.-of Ihe elimi
nation bathing beauty ron tet at
th* MiUna Theater tonight and
tomofiaw night, all pUn., which
will erralually reault in iho .«•
lectim o f n local girl a . "M l*.
Seminole County" at th* .late
wide beauty roatevt in (Iraiw a.
Ur on July 4, pro onnuumrd m
completed.
Twenty three girU. i«-p e.rotIng blonde., bruaetle., and au
burn-haired t'tpo*. were ruined
In tbe rooteat at
doom
tod y,
with Jo* I . kfeientrtlr, mauagrr
of tbo Mil*** Theater antielpa(leg
tb* entry o f
at
Ire.t
five
mors
gtrU
tofore
th#
palama
parade
get*
under
Will be rhapOrouc.l <>> ineial*-r» nf
the rieanMflrr Woman'.
Club,
and will to' Uvl.hly t-ntrrtatnr-l.
She will a p p e r at .i-vrral im-eIrr. In prollioiaaiy parade., biul
will t o one of tt) girl, from ill
l-art. o f - Florida
.eekinv
Il.e
lilli“ Mi*. Florida” ai.J I),it
1100 in gold whu h at, v-u,|.r ii-1
Ihr title.
The following vlrl. will par:I, I
|urle In the lixal ionic,I tonight
and tomorrow night: M l., liuru.
•he* law .on ■ Mlw Spec, mil
Hon.) M '.. M .ig .ret Murff, u
M l.. Stewart ihe Flurivl;
Mira
Beverly Bfttdir. n« Mi - Sanlord
lleiald; M L . I'hriMln* Sinud-nmire, a . Mla« Sailye'a Mi*. Pauliao
Hlouiieomirv, *« M m II. L I'cr.
bln.-Frlendl) Five; Ml*. Alice
t'koj-ming,
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Mi.*
Haaf r l
FNlrnlturC To; Mia. Mary HufuH
nt
a
taaipiiAs w w le >i w t •*t, cboatep’
qnd refillin g the plnn* to It* '**•'
•city the aviator* bopped
MONTGOMERY, A l.„ Jun* 24 Mm cow via Berlin, .tyin g tha!
The ItK.I romp of (bo Woodmen
If th* fuel held out they might
o( Ihe World held u gel-togcthv) — (A P I—Tho Alatomo Senate, by net .top at Berlin.
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nut-ling st the W. U. W. holl la»! a vote of I# to 8, yesterday
■ia>.cl
the
(.'raft
bill
legolitlng
IIAItnOR
GRACE,
Newfound
night. It wa. attended by more
hor»# raring with |iori-muturl bet land, Jun* 24— (A P )—Th* Wiaato
than Ml prison., w:th i,-|ire.cnU•
Moe w a. wtagiag over
ting in Mobile county.
tioiu from the Woodman Camp,
Th* meo.ure provide, for two lantie loot night tooting - WlUy
al Orlaitdn, lake Helen, and Rome, race meeting, a year of 18 day* Foot end ltornld Gatty toward
Ga , on hand.
tach in Mobil* rounly only, and Europe on tbo second Up of tb«4r
Two Sanford resident*. U, W. ttU M I.hr. a ronimiaalon to to projected round-the-world flight- -,
“ ‘ l ami O. W. llill,. rl, were III- elected by the Senate, tu superK-.ott
Th* .turdy craft took o ff from
Induced and given Ihr prolectluil vl.e Ihe rare*.
( Conti nuod on Pag* Four) i
degree by tbe following officer.:
It grant, thl. governing body
C. C. t'ollin., run.ul commander) power “ to tonducl mutual ur >oW. T. fa t# ., pa.t ronault J- I- Me- orerativ* pauls. In deduct tram
Daniel, adrUorv lleulennit; C. I! .Urh pool, a rc..unable .uin ur
Rudd, btnikvr:
M. Vinlng. wwrl|
perrmUge to provide for’ esponw#
Janw. Eilmoiidum, w.trhman, U
Traffic Uw vloUtor. wot* again .
and auilable Make, and pur.ee,
II. S .lle t., .enlry; aiul E. II- Phil
J
ta o |K-rci-nt of whlcK and all II- tire pr.nclpal offendei. who fait
ip., tlnanrial aeirot.iy. The tiecen.e fee. paid to .urh rommla- th# lung arm o f tbo Uw ond war#
grr* alaff which |>«t on llir work
.Ion .hall be paid into Ihe .tat* toiled Into Municipal Judge R. W.
a a. headed by Captain W. II.
Irea.ury for uiw- o f th* »t*to Wore’, police court Monday offl> aid of agriculture.” The me»». » rnoon. Four o f th* fir* «■**• tot 1 ;
fi r bearing proved to to r**M of
jrr Uuw gor. to the Uou.*.
traffic dUrogard.
CUud* W. Hhoemokcr, wblto
-tJ
youth, pleaded guilty to vloUling , ' J
the etop-olgn onlinonco, and paid
a fin* o f |t a* did Jimmy Wrigbk'
and Fred W. Ball, whit* rmldfetto
il
In m uit on o wlmltar charge. O f- _ j
fleer Shaffer mad# the errsata.
Raymoad Bator, colorad, plaadaJ guilty to driving on .u to mobile
with a cut-out open, and ( U fined
II. Offlror* Gray ond WII1U « I j .'( ->
made Ihe arroat.
Theodor* Bevd. colored, caargod ,'V" c.:,
with the petit Urren* of * table
from th* hmpa of a color* 1 woatan. '
only one -erenth of tb* .weeping w a. fined lib - 11J wot artettod by
advance nf the two preceding M e Officer. Gray and Wllcog.
tf*t
Traffic Violators Are >,
Fined By Just iceWore .
it
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Markets Cool Off
But Hold Advances
Made Since Upturn
U
Settlement Made
Between Attorney
And,MScarface” Al
14.—(AF) —
«'• and tbo arrevt of a
hffv lo roabeetton with
,
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aleu iay* Glblin eul
do wlU pay*all shornf‘»
go*to, tto coal o f §**"
arbmeat and drn«a».
>0(* lem In ^ M ociion
alt.
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NVILLE—F # fe ^
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ond ilotgor Holril. loft Harbor
Groro at 1:14 o'clock this motifIng.
Port and Gatty *r* earotrt*
around tbo world In quo*t o f a ,
new .pood record. Hltllg and Holr
il. or* making a more l.liu roly ,
voratlon trip t» Denmark tail ’
Gii-many. Poit and Gatty, w^o
left Now York yoatorday, rvfuolodi
Tu prove that bn lelieve. In old-limn chivalry, Lo.ll* Ely of at Harbor Grace, then happed UM
Atlonllc and landed In £to*tor at:
Wilmington, England, tarried hi. bride. Mary Coa Hartnell, In hi.
6:48 A. M , complottag. tbo I H F .
arm. through Ih* roln and mud from Ih* church .ofler their marriage. mil. hop at a ipood o f 1X8 mllof
an hour. * ' •
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The flirt* told (bey had aa ox-,
ccllrnt trip oxcept for three «ir four hour* o f bad weather aftor
leaving H .rtor (jm c r .. A f A a r l
vsrn fe ■ • Vim
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Wiley Post and Harold Oat-<
ty completed the tenth weal
to rant airplane croaalnc ofthe North Atlantic today y
atopplng an hour and 20 min-,
utos in Cheater, England to '
refuel then continuing to-‘
ward Berlin. Aa thay com-.,
pleted the croaaing which •
meant death to ao many, an-
other piano got undar way oa a,
haurdou. odventur*. Otto HUUg',
tod*11 Bftor ■
RAVED:
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By Tbo Anoodatod Preo*
or Bade
i f Recall
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BBIILTN, Jana 1L— (AP>— ,
I’aat and Gatty landed to H*a- . .
orer, f.erw.ay Into tbia after*
noon, rofeded and loft fee Bor-.
Communications Indi
cate Suicide O v e r
Unhappy Love Deal
l.r .n o r
Carlton yootorr called upon tb* spatial Motion
a ypar to avert A general
property' tax r f IBM mltU to th*
•tale.
,
.
Attempted F l i g h t
From Harbor G race1
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m
H^O ff_ For
A^Denmark
HUU*$S?S
In
IT’S A GOOD OLD ENGLISH CUSTOM
Rug
llon.. Th»- day's trad*, fell, o ff to
2 (tOO.OOO sh.rva, ur
>00.000 lean
than Momfey. Several of the printlp .l .lurk. i'.oM*d |l to Rl a
•hare lower.
WASHINGTON, Juna S d -(A F )
Th# bond market w o. again —Th* Haliaa emtoaay tMMotlfe
artlv* however, with several for tod to the Stole Department to
eign i.iu e. sdraneisg further..The
day Premier Mussolini'* "c.rdlal
German goremmont
8>ia
aeceptanc*
in
prlnclpl*”
*4
Young plan hood., however, lost
Preetdont Hoover's war dabi aa|
a llltl# of Ihair recent advance,
ending the day o ff 110 a bond of reparations moratorium prepomL
Secretory HUm.on la ffe g n t o l
$1000 par value. Uaitod SUU*
*
government U»a*« at.o ranged s statement said tbo beard
I n*, of th* proposal will not
little lower.
Security market, lu tondon and departed from. It la uaderot
Berlin .tarted th* day with fur France’s reply will insist on p
ther odvanres. but tha upturn end ment by Gotmanyt o f uncundid
ed before tto end •/ trading. al onaultis* t» to pat at tb* <
Trend, an th* Paris roar** also p«.it ion o f tb* bank o f la toa
Venal aettlomonls.
larked direction.
fo
r in#
y, mrr»
Fur
th* weemu
second aa
dey,
th.r* were
no transfer* o f gold from feeelgn
TARIFF INQUIRY RRF1
t,, domestic account at tto fqdaral
W ASHINGTON,' Juaa
rwerve hank to ladirat* farther
I
Iom* . of gold by tto ttorxma (A P I-A pplication for
lirirhobaab. Furttonnoir. Uonnag gation. Into tto tariff an
»xrh*nf# Improvk^'.it" * pvdnl' fabric* nf flax, t o m * or
where further to***, of GoriaaS Mfe-hlto podding, for iato
gold .re unlikely.
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KT. AU GUSTINE~ 0 . E. and
Italy Accepts Debt
Proposal O f Hoover
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�Winter. Par*
C o co a ____ •
St Aogi.tiae
Sanford ------t
if. r i m
rniMA f i m w i l
SCBAAL
singling In the tenth.
at. Um hands of aeeond-dlrteJon
dob*. Tha Carda, war# unable »
bit safely agaln.t Big Jumbo El
liott, -hf'U a Phllllea, and laat a
T U B decteam mainly bacaaa* of
a ali-rnn halting attack la tha
atnth and aerenlh Inning*. Chuck
M i a before winning ball Kl«in hit hi* IBlh homer of Um
M^h’fOftaitetsd.
yinr, white Whitney polrd hla
fifth, th# ball landing In daap cantar flaid. Roettger, Um former Red,
played hla first gama for tha
Carla and led that team at bah
The Cuba gar a tha Claata aa
awfal laclag aa b*m*r» by B nailay, UaOMby and Wllaaa droea
B*rly,.Chapl(a. and finally Seta-
v‘
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The< lowly Brtraa certainly
u h haiwe* meet of Um T u b *
pitcher* fn U rtif. In
Um third riralght c u m , the
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M i
BtMM Mind ant .M hlta all Ht. L o u l.---- *0
rite Yarik barter*, te give them a ' ' .. Yesterday's Raoaltd '}•
14 U II deririra, Gehrig hU ina Chisago
000 BOO « » - 4 j 0
b n . rana, tech. Vutlap Um Philadelphia . 000 100
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Taaha ahead te n ia m fl;. TV*
Batteries! Frnrier ab t Crate)
Tadha got IB hlta off foorBroeb Shores, Mehaffey,- Boom Ml ' had
ruuhaa^nug.
y
Haring, PalteladWh
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D e t r o it ____ 000 001 0 0 1 -8 1 M
Boston ____ 100 101 1 0 1 -7 41 0
• Botterlae: Bridges, galllroa and
Schaag, Hayworth | MaeFaydea
and Berry.
St. Unla - 1 M *01 B0i - 44 M 1
Now Y#rk - 101 401 000— tO II 0
- BattOrlea: Gray, Coffman, BUloo,
Kinsey and Farrell | Ponaock,
able U atop tho aaaaaji Of a'da- Wearer, Wrinert, Raffing, Oeadoc
termlnsd White Sea nine yester and Dichey, Jorgana.
day, firing up sight rana before
Washing ton-Cler*land— Rain.
I. Mot after hint, warning
ayplqg, and anggaetlen aftf.ddle Rommell foold fora# In and
teatlan, all. o f which wer*
ritbeet mere than a quaa- terdak. CtteroenniWa* BUI Btrkk-' hold *tha Boa a fl Thfr^taal score
two h> the 10 beys pro*- land/tbe firmsrGeorgl* Tech *Ur was B to 1 In ftror td.lb* Chi,-
■* -i -i.r ' .y. ><•,
yet Chapmen iterted on hla
Bra whom ha gaM were laa
with the Utter*,
been playing agalaat thsas
rag enough new to kaew
wwpre evsry hatter kit#,*
-Sad from now on I want
maha'a particular atsdy •(
Mir to eee If trow e*a*t tell
M* W»y he‘ stand#-at the
m owing* at a ball, which
h th* hair la going U tear
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has* runner* wer* nail
ta. to might say right hero,
I tt.mar chang* hla leek,
y Britt H on* of th# smartishutUr* la this lragva,"
ha nllat, a* ha started a IB
ijplb.on Um fancy potato
►running. Britt ’was than
laa-having so far comilav natural speed with a
bit i f >Wr on th* sack*.
t rekult Uta* the youngster
Bf-Ja acoeiitg'position mire
Kaa’ eay plsyfr ea tho dab.
Man then urg.d Um pjaysr*
h at' Ha •»tra.s»d *tha notes
br- alertness -an tha sack. #«
baa* •toward s.cood on
I,.hit to the .outflow,
ted aa though It was gwJ .where It Would 'Mh# a
ig to aocood t« get the
a nine rage* oat of tea.
ahWto'get twa baste on
If jraall watch that ball
>the edtftelder doss with
Chapman.. - ‘ • ; . jsper wgy t » h fn t,' Um
bofOT.
barter. Strickland hurl.d all last esgoena. .Via fraalar hail. Um
■eaten and part of this year for Hackman to ell maoaly hits. Hla
Cocoa, hot has been anaious to double with Um bass* fall also aidBay for Sanford for tom* time. ad In hla victory. th* A’a seem
a is new lirlag bar# and export* to karo,t)M Indian sign on the
to mob* Sanford hla homa. Dur Bax, for that w»» Um aac#nd win
ing. th* aacawd half ho will ha- th* Sox boro managed U pat orer
coma a regular mambar of Um la 11 start* this ytar.
pitching oteff along with Imka,
Tofatettf, Dennis, and Ammon.
BUI wss Umbering ap his sturdy
right arm, and appesred to bo Itch,
lag ta got into action again.
Yesterday's practice session was
a . boay on*' as aarly aa Ii00
o’clock. -The earning game hare
Thursday -afternoon with Winter
Parti * f i > bhJaeUra, and bat
ting, wg*. stressed almost esclualrely. Tbq. IHa .wlll Probably faco many laataaaaa.
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Al HratrB,'the crack Gator ace
who art. them yown with only fire
Independents And Y.
hlta jobs 10 dlye ego.
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Big. Vote, .Tofalettl will. do the To Play This Evening
By a H. C lilL U lf.
From th* number of Inquiries,
both hi parson and by tatephsnr,
received by'th* wrIUF yeetenter as
to whether *r not thoro would bo
o diamond boll gam* l* u 'n ig h t,
great Interest la now being man Ifaatod In Um' games, and therefor*
frjw d li. anticipated fee
Parker*'will bew lth aer the'seer-
Wednesday
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lends, ta-wlti.
ten *t a? Wm. Weordatr
i,.r.bis:nm.wv
»y, Florida. . r
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teas o f ’ their big gun, Bob Pitt th* gam* tonight when th# Y. M.
man, who la laid up with a cao# C. A. and tha ladapaadaat Marof holla.
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chaata AaaoclaWan team. «U1
A rictery orer the Parhei* at m**u
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this time,Would'put a big crimp
Erarp
team
la
now
showing
In Utelr f l r e t half pennant
chance*) and although th* Fad* groat Impror.m.nt, bath In tha
field and at the hat, sag a very
aren't posing aa giant-kilters tha,
close game ran be expected to
law of average* Is In thalr. faror
night. With Ittaowa KlnUw an the
this lima, for they has* lost thro#
monad for tho Y, If; C " A , and
straight ta tha Parker*. and era Mora than likely PahMy for UM
orerdM,
< Indapoadonta, t yeguter pitching
No rhaages ar* coatamplalad la daal can ha looked far.
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Um Fed line-up, and erery' Indlcation prints to a Bother good
ST. AUGUSTINE—Firmit Isgam*. .Today’* pracilc* was darotad txrisslraly to flaldlng, and auad ta BUta Roag Dopartm.at ftr
Monagar Chapman axpaeta is bar* ronatructloa of bridge acreea Saa
hit hays throw alt thalr trror* out Rebastion Rlrrr hero, at Dnera
of their system* by Thursday,
Street.
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FORT MYERS— Conatruetian
Martad on First dyke of f«,000,000 Lake Ob#echob**-C#loo«*hrtthee River flood control aad'kortgallon project
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fa* ‘Wat* af lbs
rertKleotai In lb*
s a w a , Oalaaa
r^"..Va^}*rr.j
lb . K
WM
H elp s W o m e n
t o H i*.ilth
By John Devlin
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T iltiiL iL liA to
•PoJ'UliM of*o math & b y
i|-.hobflltjr. leave* titan open U
. .which renreeenU the landless.
tot the duiiM. lt can be'said tl
rt W V « l
to tot ait
of 1 ptr cefttA U m folnjf-td nil
by ttT d d S * eraUabfe for olhei
The ehancaRtrtVpfbpoeal tai men
higher taxation, after the pitoch
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[WEDNESDAY, TONS
14, 1MI
KING AND. QUEEN
HA
Calendar
STANDARD
* f Oviedo, U
o o l o n s express
ftjo r. U p o n f a r
Debt
P r o p weal
W v ■' —— ■ -
R A T IN G
NOW1th a n
• la e x p e r t h e lp t e r m rerphedp
im th e mvteetlom e l am e le e tr ie r e tr ip e r a t e r
\h
(Continued from F a n On*}
bar* prom bad Freiidept lloovar
fS T A N P A ll P
■ur M l wppajt on -th* plan,*
Baaatar
'Harrison,
M I « W w lt - " V i f |
cetwtractive."
Democrat,
proper a n d
ReprraeaUUv* Bloom, Democrat.
and
VatU, Mr*. OanMiJMIV, Via. New York.—“ Th* o n l, safe
/ . D. P a r te , Mr. * » 4 M £ Y « R .
Mittboll, Mi*. ft, 3 Bhlaboter.
Mi*. W. L. C luW Ur*. j . A G .
W atte, Mr. and M ia J. W. RotM i a Mr*. M k n V t e H n . Mr*.
Onerg* McCram, Mr*.' V . C. D ote,
Mr*. D. C. Bareim, Mr*. T. * .
Wilson, Mr*.
Moya aad
teogbter, Harab, Mm. A i m
a a m n , Mr*. H. A. MaCawMy,Mr*,
a A. Radford, Mr*.-A. D. ShoeM a te , Mr*.
H Powoll and *oa*,
Am ol aad Jim ml*, Mr*. T dm'W U liama, Mis. J. H. Cow**, Mr*.
BrodU William*, Mr*. W. p J V k te ,
Mr. aad Mr*. R. J. BrowaeU, Ml*.
A t e H a b te b aad m , D k Mr*.
J$mH
J.
* ***** two wrote aa lb*
bar e o u la , M te Virginia
'
Two o f th* world** f sstaaT
queen o f tk* Pre-Olympic Pad*
Booth, California. They a n Otl
mlng apoad n to n h , aad Frank
fhrnla'W cinder path flash.
Starr’s L e t t e r s
H a n d e d Experts
To T e s t Writing
Ur-
flower* w a n uaad to adorn Uw
room*
th* bom* o f Mr. and Mra.
K. A. Newman, Koa* Court, whan
they entertained th* member* of
It evening bridge club with a
bridge party la*t night. Through
out the evening bridge garaao war*
enjoyed and at a lata hour arot**
w n * added and high aeon prime
awarded to Mr. and Mra, F. E.
RoumllUt. Mrs. RoumllUt waa glv•n a glaaa Jar of both ealU while
Mr. RoumlUat waa th* recipient
•f a Ue,
Lata la th* evening rafroahmant*
were **rv*d by the bootee, aeeUt#d by Mr*.
K. Roumillrt and
ct
Congreeenun Charles L. AbernatKy, Democrat, Third N*rlh Car.
ollna DUtrleti
“ I would not favor a moratorln « o f a year for th* payment of
th* war debt* af foreign governmenu unte* pi the eame Umc the
m entor, urn were declare J by the
Government controlled bank* ol
thU country for lb* Mm* kngth
and Mr*. Samuel Putetoa, Mr. Of time (or American dbbt*re and
and Mra. F. F. RoumllUt, Mr. and partlcdUtlv far tboee American
Washington,
Mr*. K. F. llousholdec, and Mr*. debtors who ere represented by
tomorrow to
our ferp la g rlaas who owe Govern,
J, E. Rrouee.
'
mental controlled Inatltutimw on
mortgagee pertaining to
the
Father M. a CU .br,
Wlt e g , f*cw**r pastor
a Catholic Church hare,
bom* thU meaning aftseveral day* her* at
f
"la the univora*. Including man,
evolved by atomic fo rce ?" waa th*
Subject o f th* Leseon-Sermon In
all Church** a f Christ, Scientist,
UK Buddy. June t l .
, Th* Gelden Teat waa from Bec lo a t e t e 111 4, "1 know that,
whatesaver God doeth, it aha'I bo
far * m ; nothing ran b* nut t»
t, n*r anything t*L»n from I t "
Amang the ritaUont which earnpalead th* Imsann-tUnnnn waa th*
*
th* U lU b i-l have
going to dn.
‘ I 'shall never aae .you ataln.
That I* extraordinary,
"Although I can t comprehend It
any more than I can comprehend the
word*—‘alway*’— or ‘ time,* they
pit ..lure e very merciful namb.
no**.
"STARR."
fsrlured by a rriUlde row
paoy allh proper avert
•ore In the fieriric rvfrig-.
•cation Arid?
• Has it plenty <if food and
dbetreuare?
« I. ll>* rwUnrl itself well
. Ottigned, aluedtly built end
property InullsIni?
a It there protMon fur th*
free.ina of an eileuiule aup.
t e <f ire ruin? ((Juanlilv
of Ire ralher then nuinlw 1 1
tabes, which may he <f
large re small sire. sUnikl
Mtakm intornnaidrnl km.)
• WIU the frfrtcmilnr na- «
etautly maintain a proper
leapecelurv for Ilm prreervaliunif finals?
R A T IN
J o r h ’/ cc tric
li e f r i y r r u t io n r
peret uvvno thefieel shelve*?
ITisi luw a temperolure on
lh > slrfd.es will,
murte,
ltd ire fiNkl.)
U
* 1* |here a idara to trap
bw rvrvfu, me,«i, tub. gstue,
“H'lli t Inolni" fiswit .if ca
ll* Ire cube* Indeilnilriy et
e kfieie freeling Irmpefa-
lure?'
a Sr* lliew rirtiui lemi>er*lure* (c. etlra fast
rrroiiiig; h. fail frrerlng;
f. brhi* frmiiur tur elurage: and f nnrntal fond
pmenatinn lrrn|eralure)
aiifarraliealljr maintained
wi/Aiinf any a/ferdtun /com
• Can th* freeiing of Ira
cube* ami 11reset l , l»e I|*e,|.
ed up wlini the nerd arise.)
• Can Hue etlra frroelng
speed fur ira cul.es lw hud
without elltcliflg.tli* Iriu-
Mr awneri*
a iVs-e th*
unit uprrata
frequently?
"sl.'ps” and
nfrigereting
iftru nr In
(The frorr
"sturts" (be
terorth * unit will t e l ate'
ihalee* It oasis to run.)
mllow long wiO th* mofa|
unit naollnue to nroi th*
refrigmtar even lhough lb*
currant It shut off? (IlMH*acatkui
e~»»ts^. g .
10 nr 12 hours.)
• Can tha back parUcfaB
•helves, even (be lowest, b*
reached wl(haul knading or
eillloa doa’o?
• H»* pros lain* hsaa mads
fur krepiag vegsUbias fresh
• trfin the rv/ria
lw used tn "eel II
for a Moment"
__
runtoot e of th* caUoat are
being M M W M P
• Will (bo rarigeralur add
to th* alUacUveoam of th*
kitchen?
.0 llestheeipecieonofuears
ovyc a long period if years
HE S.OJI. ofbrwllilm d buyer* La* beta
lual. The Stnntlard Hating SealahaseniUi---- 1 , ------Ing ifiicailon* of “ What cun I expect ?“ and “ What themhi I
look for?*' In an rlrrtrlc refrigerator. Now, will* thehelpof
the Seale, you ran think about everything, atk about ovary*
thing and |w aure that In Iho end you are g a tin g all that
electric refrigeration ran give. Your own good Judgmant
will tell you that'any refrigerator meeting * 0
the rrc|ulreinrata of the Scale n u t bo the am»
beat ch o ice. We welcome the application o f tha
Scale to Kelvinatar.
T
Hill Hardware" Company
Florid*
Sanford
SYDNEY, June !M .-( A D —U t
ter* and package* coming to Austrait* fr< m England now* require
otfly lit -s’eys instead of IH.ae the
roeult af a new airmail service.
V.
it
Ran* w e n crowned a* hint and
and .Sport* Carnival at Her moss
|at‘h. tlrl holder of many ewlmJoff, University of Southern Call-
"Mr. Falthfull," District Attor
ney Edward* **ld, "h** Juit iron
the letter which I hold In my hand.
He 11*" told me very emphatically
that it i* not In hla dauthtar'*
hau Iwrit !n t.~ that th* Utter la a
fergery."
Edwards had Ju»t emeraed from
the gtand Jury room with th*
first letter aubmltled, which was
the une paiticiilirly mentioned tn
witches ami rable m e.sagri as
containing evidence that th* girl
bad Intended to end her own Ilf*.
Hr. Carr we* In th* July room,
whrre he gained no Intimation of
the denunciatory attitude of Faith'
Newman* Entertain
For TheircCard Club
Dowling,
111 arrive
1
• le the refrigerator nunu-
WASHINGTON, June 14— (A P I
—The Interstate Commerce Com
mission yesterday dan Ic l nn ap
peal o f th* Norfolk BotlYetn and
Atlantic 'Coast Una railroads for
permission to reduce tales on leaf
tobacco from North Carolina point*
to Norfolk, Va. Th* railroad* ashed
the reduction to meet truck com
petition.
,
s tiff
DAYTONA BEACH RENTALS
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HOUSES, APARTMENTS, COTTAGES
Dy th* Week, month or aeaaoa. Try aa* a f our apartment*,
step p ed With twin bads, frigtdalra. light*, gas, llaea aad ailrer.
They will accemmadete 4 t# 7 people. Only I M M pec week—
Jaat beta* yaar balking writ and mere In.
(laa. U ;I I , M l,
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tit *. Oeeaa t i n . ’Daitaua _iaarb.
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S T A N D A R D "S E DANV
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111M
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c ftte ln w .
•50 to 1150 yea rly
•i i o u i r Refrigerator1
’ tific developm ent
?in| of pcriskahla
e. It actually eoato
p
»t old-ftehlooed S p ?|
the fa*U belora jo « ;■
J
£
,,BI 7
'{■ s 4 b ea u tifu l fiv e -p a s s e n g e r ca r, w ith lo n g e r , w id er b od y, and
ivc, com fortable interior. ‘ The slanting windshield is made o f
I
trip lex safety p la te glass. You can now have the new Ford delivered
^
x^tut sa fety glass in all windows and doors at sligh t additional cost.
°f d*
ir ■
;g
fo r d Standard Sedan is $ 5 9 0 , / o. b. D etroit, v
'j n t i ' .
* * d* ^ * Bx- *
A_a^M^ ■ a * .* - - '
f
\
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rf- 1nt#r-g* veto mental
it* hivy Wft lltU* Umt
■
kJnH AAT'ra*lraM*ran *
evera'gvlf r i f e
<fir
t* y>* telcphom# may
n to etep o m * * : tin*
hi* office to confer
a»MU*n o f »ma*hh
globl circling raco
M*» dlrlglbla a n t .
' A* they left J
Font re! aervlco* were held In Arlington Netionel Cemetery for the lit* Bvtgi
i X F m fi' H. Dunlap, U. 8. U. C , who we* killed rln Franco in a1*landslide while attempting
k f > N * . UfJ. bu| I. u*ed women. Photo *how* high Merln* Corpe offlrlel* etUndine rewire* et tht grate.
I* Id th*r « pectod
Nor tr| dlfflcultl#* new to
iortutk MrtM«y h»il been
In the practice of lew beOkie tit* tint relied. In the
re, nine*,' he hee been fedev*
M AVOB W A lg E R O TA R TO pA M E
WORLD AWAITS
FRENCH REPLY
TO DEBT P L A N
n 'o f eerie morning for atudy
heme et WeodUy, In tho fneh*
|M* Cathedral Avenue eectlon,
■hewn a light In hla window
i f a time when th* milkman
hoar on Um hoar, U nn "Alt'*
well” eigeiel. The radio tot Ir a n mtu on e S U meter wnra end
reeelree between D00 and 900 moten . -W
'7-Poat and Getty aUyed ■ harp
eat long enough to feel up for
heir long night end eat the leet
tell men) they will ho** until they
reach Berlin. T h e /t o ft behind Ot*
to HlIHgawd Holgwr Helrila, who
arrived her* before them In prep*
■ration for an Atlantic crowing,
■Bd who decided to d*l*y their
thhtoff until today.
(Continued from Pag* One)
In the opinion o f moit official*
her# fell within th* eccreUry'e
hen egelnat bargaining.
The attitude o f tho President
end tho aecrcUry I* that the
United filet** cannot become In*
voiced In political iaiue* In Eu
rope. The geetura o f the I’m*Went
lee been hailed by an almoat world
wide popular acclaim , and he*
been formally accepted by Oer*
S
t a 4 .w -M .-W .
,
' r e '! fllh * (f. ™
1It tree learned from New York
oteeii Journey of th* Winnie Mae
but over mork llina two-third* of
dome* J. Walker. New York’* eglU mayor, U ahown above *a he
th# coun * the aky wee ovrrcait
kicked out tho tin t ball In the coo teat between tho Ifakoah AU 8 Ur* with oeraalonal aho wart. Catty Is
and th* Gloagow Celtic* In their aoct*r; match at the Polo Oroundo. on **pert at tn*traia«nt tiring,
r* frequtnlly find hl«
with light. He and
' rallah the gaiety of
lhoe* hour* to work.
A t hi* doek, ho koopo a finger
i the pul*# of tht world through
mrnonleatlon* with
Atrorlran
aiaurle* abroad and th* give*
id-Ukt that la diplomacy here.
iftHkU* now, tho pulu paintlaw,' follow lag thl* governmont’ i
itfca on bthalf of International
W W t by propoalng to defer war
and reparation* collection*
year beginning July 1.
id o f company, Htlnwon *leo
Id o f p#U. II* ha* two home*
am i eat anH “ The Old Hrak"
Jtnach^ publldaed parrot.
1aver tha windf Hack Creek
*«g In IMS ho
Roosevelt, who
tin In i f hwra, threw ml:
AU the flying will ho
Poet, e one-eyed veteran
■Ion* In the tramped ferwerd
cockpit o f the welt* *1
to red monoplane.
In the navigator’* compartment
Catty will watoh the laatraaaanta,
operate the radio end keep rpe'
lafermed o f tktlr - poaRira end
whether or net they era maintain*
t r ib u t e * ! b v
moo
(lor appointment
dtyrirt attorno;
> forthwith. 1
wa* no Ind[ration o f the general
TA K E YOUR
CHOICE
Dr. Rudolf Do Itnor, German
charge d'affaires, called on five*
reUry 8 Urnnon and Informed him
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f 1L.
tha .acceptance
of# |L.
tha Prealdenl'a pUn by hla government
Th* mlnlitera of Rumania, Jugo
slavia and Caechoelovakla adtlood
tha American government that
time would H# requ ired'by'th eir
(iFggfgwygwFt
VXOBTABLKt
Artichoke*, Headi
Artichoke*, Hearn
Asparagus, Btalka
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'•IP X C IA L T IX 8
Tilcrar*)
Brood. Boetaa ]
■ Cherrteo.'Whtea
B Cocoanut
Crabopple*
B C ranbarrio*
Hobo U Killed W|u>n
..
ri Ms foreign
x ,* ;L
t f
shore*, th*
•
p baa followed the prartlc*
wing tho prohlbltlra law as
llg wan In U»U country.
§
£
.lis t Train Wrecks
•d.ra
PRNHACOLA, Juno 84— <AI‘ )
—Will Crosby, * 1 ,'o f, Century,
Florida, hoboing hi* way hero,
waa killed
Instantly
when a
LouUvIllti aa| Nashville payiriu.
to r train, traveling CO mile* an
htu| eilpek V defective
eWlUh
north of hera today, Martin U.
Vniar, engineer, wa* dang*rou*ly
■raided. Th* fireman woo serlouil.t butt a* waa Hufu* Edward*,
Companion a t Crosby rld’ ng the
blind*.. Two
negro
paasingvra
were glee Injured.
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USE BLOCKS
Jf ACTION QN TO RHUUI.ATR ACCOUNTANCY
TALLAUAHflEE. . Juh* 1 4 .(4 l H i k » f | « U t Banal* y**t*r>
day pawed wilbrat dhraM ra, II
t aeuloae, now ^with the *• P* •'hill eragtlgg a sill* board
avoiding another n tra
W k raa bo daaerlk id M
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HAT BELMONT
ASHORSES-
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IS — A p a rtm en t* F o r R w >
CiMyrificd Ads
I.EOAL NOTICES
FOR RENT: T o o room funilihrd
apaituient, alt lo m tn lfn c o , at«o g ,ra gr. Call T.*5-J after 6:30.
1IAVB YOUR WATCIt npalrad
by « M who really know, howl 16— l l o u m F o r R e n t
Drift**, J i * * > * r , Man. A r t .
FOR RENT: FurnWied h r a » . 110.1
Oak Arc. #20. 0 »ll K*n.
D r, W. E. MacDOUUAU.,' CHIROrRACTOR, la now located at 20—Karutn F o r Sale _____
Mi reeldenee In Floial Jlcl|hU.
KOI! HALE: ft arm rrlu y farm,
8. Sanford. Then. fcCS-U.
tiled, g„o<l italdtiice, ttnan'
3— A u to m o b ile s
linu.e, barn, fully npi'.pped IncludIII); mule, in linnl ru.il, iron I to1SS6 FORD coupe #60.00» 1024
(Btion, prlre anil term, very rranon.
Ford Coupe #25.00, 1020 Kurd
»blc, — A bo 12 art* farm firf
Tour!a* #40.00, Reel * Sons Myr
lr»<r, C\ A. Ailnma, (lift I'ark.
tle Are.
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hRW^kj. 7 4 0 . Royal’.
• Organ; 6, SporU
I:- Faria* * Fariea OH
Dane* it;4S, Will Dap MBMCrt Orthentra.
B P Vlaal Gardena Or-
Program! 6:46, Ra4io Scrap Bdabi
0,' Organ Program; «:M , Kr»nk
Walla. A Rip Orehextra; 1:63.
Sheriff S . M i c a Reporta; 7, Pann V t W . Notlornr, Ana } iM
m
n i# W
Talk; ,7:05.
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•HIM Jii.iirini cim ill. In nM
MtinlRHlt. County, Klurltfa, «*n IN
uih *»4y nt N*r. a . U. i*fl( tm T f
rrrlRln rmnr ValBrvvn ttohrrt 1\.
Cart.
T«r»ni i . 'D,
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nlfp, nrvl i>rlan<)o riirui (Iro v m
I^IIMt, *
r«»rt*«’i»tl*n,
Ov*
f Plltf.l Ilia, | Will Fail Ml rulillr A up.
Ih»n In Ih# hlpDwrl tl*l«l»r f"r cMh.
Ml Ihr frr*tll rnli MilCM «»f (I t Coirt
lliiurr lh AMiilnnl. Hrmlnnl# County.
rinri'U. hrlwr»» Iha l»*.»l hour* ml
fair «m Momlar, |h« till Oar u
Ji.lv.
tv ItSI, all Uiomm •rialn
l*un •ihI |«rr#U r»f land lit IM
I’l.imir nl HriiiiRnlf an«l Plain. «(
K1"»hl4, H-M-rll^l *• folloWB, 'lei1
* lanIB HI, Ilf. HI and 111 J
iiiMHirpniPhl* IM frat h| lllH i
frrl. totatllnic |t» »r>re«, rotlf A
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SANFORD. FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JUNE 23. 1931
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CLARA BOW LEAVES FOR VACATION
W 8 S . UNIVERSE*
2 Vertebrae Of G irl
. ■A vitor Are Broken
In Mishap DampenkiffTrans-OceanHop
ft U often heard that eateruelto bring out ability, pro
M 'm u lt* that have, not
m expected fa vortoits
(CM,. and, te*t the atetaeiflehlp plptf dgmonatrate the
rth of thoee jn authority
it would' perhan* not bp
ipected as exfatlng in Urn*
normal procedure.
NEW TOSS. Jun# 8 A - ( A P ) I - r t j pictures m t « M today that
two vertebra* of Ruth Ntc*#l'«
•plaa wore crmck*(j whoa aha
enahad yesterday at BU John* on-
1
8AINT JOHN, N. B.. Jim* 8 3 .(AP)—Blinded by tho rays o f a
sinking tan. Both Nichols. Kye, N.
Y.. soclaty avlatrlx, ernahtd Iasi
night a t th* asunlclpal airport and
was removed te a hospital suffer
ing from a wrenched back, bnilaas
and shock.
Tho American girl filer was at
tempting a landing when th* ac
cident Interrupted her progress tord Harbor O nce, hopping-off
c* for her proponed solo flight
I* Paris on th* Lindbergh trail. ■,
She was Just computing tho first
leg of hor flight. Intending to re
main In Bt. John for an earl* start
Ul« morning to the New Poundland airport.
I t waa about « P. M. <E. S. T.)
when her Mg plaae hoy* into sight.
A groat crow,j had gathered a t th*
airfield to meet her.
T V plaa* took a gractfal slant
downward to alight, and when it
wag straight*nJag oat to ' ho
t t tn d a d the ana's rays glinted
S
killi-pyiftg about
11.1* The progress
topre arar* other
a t e r s l with this
MM., ^The state
dd" hi an unbuslI I M past fear
dpww'Jtel there
to t a t wraog dorttotlag aagtoel
W*9* * +
ward.
.
The plaa* was somewhat dam
aged. She waa taken to a hospital
la an ambulance, at first believed
to bp seriously Injured. An tzamlnatlan revealed only minor hurt*
and Mias Nichols smilingly said
she would not let “that little spill"
step her frem going on to her
goal. She sranla to bo. the first
woman nolo filer to spaa tho A t
lantic,
A day ar *o of rest, doctors aald.
will f it her op and as ,for the
plane, mechanics last night began
to alae up Its damage and await
th* wetd from Col. Claruaco Cham
berlin to repair It.
Bt. JOHNS, N. B., June U U (A F)—Whll* preparations were holog mad* last night to U k t an Xray to datermla* fully th* extent
of On Injuria* sofftrod by Mias
Nichols, avlatrlx,
who
rraebpd on landing hot* twrllsr
last Might, The Associated Press
•he may b« severely
tajared.
. The principal trouble waa said to
he oh Injury a t th* hose of th*
spin* caused when ah* was thrown
Georgia Mayor Guest
Of Honor A t Dinner
Staged In NewYork
NRW YORK, Jan* f$—<A P I Major James L Key of Atlanta,
fla* last night reasserted hi* op
position to prohibition, declaring
that the dry law U wrong and
should not 'be worshipped as a
-fetish.*
Mayer . Key spoke, at a dinner
girrn in hi* honor by the Geara Society of New York In the
otel Pennsylvania, lie U one of
th* party of mayorg who re
turned yesterday from a tour of
franco.
*T. sai a man who bolUvs* in
tapsgeruMi." Mayor Key aald. “If
w« eoujd, bare temperance by lew
6
hopeful
urban tha Eighteenth Amendment
wpa\ posaed. V
-1 be|l«ve now vfaikav* mad* a
mistake. Th* measure of a law la
Ita effect on tip people. A- law
th a t, bnllds character Is a good
law and a law that tears char
acter down I* a bad ilaw.
."Thef# Is a goners' disposition
to disobey th* prohibition law,
and o spirit of 'Mventur* in u«obeylng.lt, which breeds contempt
for gll law and destroys the char
acter of our poepbs!"
The Eighteenth"Amendment waa
pasaed a t a war measure,. Mayor
Kay declared. *M s'hould be put
to the people Je r recons IderaHon.
"Wo don't want • Nation of law
breakers,” ho sold..
'
A* to spbetltgtgg. for present
regulation*. Mayor Kay added, -1
don't know of say remedy, but
| do know prohibition U wrung."
With tho mayar a t th* dinner
was 'fell lt-y*qr-old daughter,
Ruth. Miller M, BtdUr, president
of th* Georgia' Sec 1ft y, presided.
Mayor O fvDetroit
Suburb b Named In
Many Indictments
McRsage To Boys And
Girls .Tears Mantle
Off GnngdomWorld
CHICAGO, June 93 —(A P)—
The false glamor .of organised
rrime was torn -aside In a mes
sage directed to the hoys and
girls of America over a national
tadio hookup last night by Georgs
K q. Johnson. United States attornry, wh,» brought about the
irdirtment of Alphonse CapolPr,
who pleaded guilty to MVX) charges
and now fsret sentence after a
ling career.
' -When you deal with organised
crime at first hand," said John
son, "you learn that It la ugly and
sordid. The person* who profit hy
ll and give espresrlon to thslr Il
licit profit* In gaudy clothing and
flashy car* exist only as butter
flies. Their life ends in disaster."
Transfer of thr clamor and rn.manes' of the wild west, which
thrillrd the youth of his genera
tion, Johnson said, to gangs and
gang Iraderd was a “regrettable"
that had grown up In
Way la Definitely And States He Committed 'thcondition
e last l*> years. Its effect, he
Imiiritrd might ha felt atill more
!keenly when today's younger generst ion. 23 years from now, Held
the responsibility of government,
i Glgenllr enterprises, greet In.
third party stepped In snd pue- The Florida f’itru* Exchange defi-1A Jury In a crowded Bronx c u r t , j vrntinns and scientific achievechased the certificate a t a price nitrly and finally “closed t h - ; room heard yesterday that Vivian inrnt*. which inspired and dastled,
of about M cent* on the dollar. If doors” to furthrr negotiation* with: (Jordon. Ilnadway vice figure, met | were recommended by Johnson to
either th* g*a company or th* O tg -tha-tie*Hog Hots** ln-lW m «U »a. d o th -b etw e en ,th o strands of a l taka tha (Uses of ths falsa Inspire^
i
i. . ._i n o. jb -fStesr*
. T . .„ .for
. . .Ihe
i_ toming
of, rneinbership
top* ttfluse because nf au ex-con j tlon of glorlflrd crime Ihd crlidl*
season, It has Just been trained vict'd dvslia to aid a friend to n*L.
lie traced the history of th*
from the Glinting House. The soI typical gang of 47 men. th# old
fusul to consider furthrr fo-o|icia< whom he was Indebted.
|*rom the Stale's star witness, e s t 2tl year* old when It formed
tioa with ths Clearing House Is
this i nrsnisatlon's Industry work Harry Hchllttrn, srlf-lal>elrd driv soon eflrr th* World War.
In dO years, he said, firs were
was in the form of n resolution nil- er of s car In which the woman
dressed In the Committee of Kilty wns strangled, ram r the sinister killed hy |«>llce, four were killed
story
of
underworld
Intrigue.
hy their own gang on suspicion of
In answer to Ihe proposals modi
Hairy Stein, wrho with Samuel trrarhrry. 12 were in penitentiar
by the Committee of Filly to the
rsth an g r biaid last Friday in thu Greenberg If on trial for tbe mur ies. three were maimed hy police
hope that the interests nf the lw-i der, directed Hrhlilten. tbe Utter bullets and reduced to beggary,
organisations could la* batnionisrd tcsllfiiil, to obtsin and drive the -ix were moral and physlral deraTh* copimunlt allon ftom the ex ■ar, saying “If I don't put a rer- llrlt, six wrre still “moderately
change at'diessedi to ......................
Ftei-T . lien luin |wuty out nf the way, s successful” crime executives and
ilcrson, aecretary of”the
i * " Vcmuiitler | friend nf wflne Is going to end up thrs-e wrre engaged In crimes of
of Fifty. dccUrrd thet the prs»-t*n J*1*-"
posals niaitc by the Cnmmltt e «!,{ Hulunpivntly, Sch.itten re a ted, Tbe other f»ur were unarrounled
Fifty last Friday at>- not in ac■.'Sirin imintcd to a nrw,p*|>cr pirn- for.
corj with the drmumls made of tugraph ami said “there's Ihe |>ar.
Tbe end of tbe era of heroised
tho Clearing House by the F.* .,!>• we dune it for, Itadelnff x x x crime exponent* was at hand with
change. Thv Eschsnge rommunl| . 1I owe him $1,500. v x x ll» dt- Ihe imminent senteneing of Ca
.
(Continued On l’»g« Tliree) 1fended me In s case.”
pone. Johnion predicted.
I The witness did not further
“Capone will be the last well.'Id en tify “lieJelnff" and gave no sdvertl-ed gang lewder In Chicago
. indirutlon whether he was John end, | hope. In thv United Slates,"
. A. Itadeloff, Brooklyn lawyer, re be said. "Every large Amerlran
' fired to In Miss Gordon's Uta- city has it* local Capone. For all
1 rir*.
of them, we can read the hand
^
Srhlltten flted his gate upon th* writing on tha wall."
floor us Iny told of, getting a *e* itsn fro n t's rental agrnry l o t
* February anil acting a , rhauf1 ! feur whll* Strln and Greenbeig
f assrrtoilly
throll'nl
the
life
' ; from Mi-s Goslon *ml lr*«ed
’ | h«r body into Van Cortland
' Tark.
r
‘ T'lSt awful (arkle shs made"
I.AKKI.AND, June 8 3 —(AP>—
* and a menial picture of the It. L. Smith, Ml. is bring held on
death strogglr whlrb gavo him a mi riler charge in thv county Jail
' rleepb-. nights
psrtlally
tin st Martow tmlsy foliosIng the kll-|
t Itclled hiv. confession, Kchlllten ling uf John Wrslty Oootte, J r twelve, sn<l the wounding nf Mer
1 said.
’
For nearly four huur* Schllt- ritt Grcnvor Wrenn, II, whom he
* Ion was subjected to rro«»-ex- suspected of stealing hi* water1 amlnatinn hy the defense. He ttw Ions.
The youth* w tie enrout* home
said he had been promised
* f t ,000 to $2.(100 by stein for the from a buy scout met ting and saw
* work, but rvrrivrd only $321*. vome older t>uy* shcs l of them car
*
Selillttrn, a former Iasi drlv- rying what they tupposrd weir
0 ft, admitted a-sociition with up- watrrmrlnns. Thinking to scar* thr
■ i ts tors of various raikteering other Imy* Goettr and Wrenn ran
after them. Officers said Smith,
enlrirrlss*.
*
He related in detail clrcum- ru-jM-t ting Guctte and Wrwnn had
WASHINGTON, June 2 3 - (AP)
r stances und*r which th* HUto stolen lit# melt ns sppaiently fol—Secretary Stimson plans to
* planted him
Immunity
from lowcd them along a path near thv
broadcast tonight In a Joint hook
* 1irn»rtutlo|. for hi* ronfrsslon. pntrh and fired a shotgun a t them
up srith th* National and Columbia
f
“I didn't realise the horror of fmm a short distanre.
networks an explanation nf the adBoth hoy* fall shot In the bark
* It," hr rvspondt-d when asked
kninlsttoUon'a position regarding
'* why he -had accepted part In tho Gortte's father Is s well known
war debts and reparations.
. '
sawmill man her*. Smith I* em* slaying.
The aocrwtory^a atalrm m i will
ploye.l in a car repair diparimsnt
Inclod* a summary of the critical
of th* Coast Un* shops. H* waa tok
IIICR GAME ENDS IN KIUT
financial situation in Germany and
en to Bartow following an Inquest
reason* behind fn ald cn t Hoover’s
late last night called shortly a ft
move for • on* year moratorium
er the shooting.
.
on govum si total debts. III* vp***b
will ho for 11 m int** beginning
at 1$ o'clock (Eastern Standard
CLEARING HOUSE, VIVIAN GORDON’S
CITRUS EXCHANGE'SLAYER RELATES
REACH IMPASSEiMURDER DETAILS
r s * .icrs-iss t r . w»™» »*»*»•»-• f v '" " 1'
DeLand Elks Are
Hosts To Sanford
Group Last Night
Stimson To Speak
Over Radio Hookup
On War Debt Plan
dolph" Tenerwil
charges to th*
ceospinty to I
Grower* U b!
nic To Be Si
ag miners and
l b s man killed
Philo Popovich,
Jtoc* when be
>/■*»
lto*r td* mine
M l th* propev■T® _
■
p a hoy struck
IVahnotlng f#l-
I
FALSE GLAMOR IN
LIFE OF CRIME LS
HIT BY ATTORNEY
Former Mayor A
City P r a c t i c j
Gave P r o p e r t
P re se n t T e n s
H ara'ls Notts Duchataau. -Miss
Belgium,- who was selected as
-Mlsa Universe 1131" at tha an*
nual Pageant of 'Pnlchrltuda, htld
a t Oalvaatoni Texas.
House Refuses T
Consider Senate’s
2-Cent Gas Tax Bill
sal I. .waited.
: studied the
igl* but postitU tomorrow.
)■ GRACE. June 2 3. .Uty Post and Hareld
I
...
ptohwms City, hopped off
l/wr Berlin at 4t%7 o'clock
adlsnJ Daylight Time).
'
Governor’s O f f i c e
TALLAHASSEE. Juno 28. :
—(AP)—The House today r+> ;
fused to eunalder the Carlt&tt •' i
recommended bill to levy an ;
extra two-cent gasoline tax. .
The bill passed the S e n a t e i
yesterday with the under
standing that its revenup' ■
would be u*t*d to defray tha •'
1,154,000-dollar state debt in 1
nithiey owed tiank* and vartoiU
|
state fund* from which tran a fltl
hava l*rn mad*.
Tha Senate spent lha rooming - ,
debating provision* of lha bill fof
'
i eduction of stale aalhriee, ganer- ,: J
ally from 20 to 28 percent,
A number of smrndmeato’. ' m
adopted to reduce talar lea of*atltt
employes or offlccra tan pareont,
The House considered a bill t t
tax InUngiblea without arriving
a t a decision. Both bodies adopted'
bill* to set up a ilate hoard of
accountancy for tha regulation a t 1
p rtrtlre of tha profession.
The House today killed a teeolu- • ,
I Ion «coking to turn to the wall . 1
a picture of former Oovsraor
:
Sidney Catt* which hanga la the
outer nffire of the governor. The n
fact that r a t u la now under fad.
,
oral indictment on a charge of • 'j
counterfeiting was given as tha ' J
rrasin for tha resolution Intro^ .
duced hy RepraseataUva Heap. . j
Citrus. Kepraaentatlva Andrraua. ' ]
Walton, fellow townsman of Cali*, ' ]
defended the former governor.* ;*H]
Stflfe All Set
Beauty Contest* At
Milatte Wednesday
o'clock all entrants ar* r spec ted
to be a t the Milana Theater far
a short rehearsal. Each girl trill
receive final instruction* and hear
uime of th* details of Ui* con
test at Civarwatsr.
Each person purchasing a tick
et to the Milan* tomorrow and
Thursday nights will reeelra a
Iwllot to be marked with a vat*
fur thv girl of his rhoire. Tho five girls receiving tho most votes to
morrow night will be joined by
thv five girl* receiving th* meek
votes In a bathing suit parM#:
Thursday night. Th* 10 girls'thu*
ihossn srill then appear b*for$
six Judge* who will select the ulti
mate winner.
The Winner wi'J be sent to
Clearwater on July I where she
will be the guests of the C lattwater Woman's Club and sawdwelt
ed on a round of enUrtaiaaMOto
culminating In th* final saloctton
of -Miss Florida", on tho a fte r
noon on July 4.
Wales Celebrate* HI#V-^
37th Birthday Today
IjONOON. June 8
Th* Prinre of Wolaa S'
with the realisation U
37, and that tbe world
a pathway of c to ff It
JEFFERSON, Ohio. Juno 23.— his door.
. ' ,5*
(AP)—Mi*. Julia Maud# Losriher,
Among the fl/*$ yen
23-yswr-old Ashtabula house maid,
NOTED CRNKALOGIBT DIEM was rv:ntenccH to die In the elec
tric chair at ton 8U U penitentiary msmhgr* of hi* l a a i l
CHICAGO. June' t t - - ( A n - Oct. 1 for tho slaying of Mr*. Over. aU the hu d omI
Mrs. Ilarrlti 8. Taylsrr/ 78, ewstu- Clara Smith, t t .
. -c
-*•— . iNpsitmrnl
ARCADIA—| l carload* tsma- flog* from |
died >r»toa* shipped froea hers vacantly.'U« UriUtegm.
Urday after a long lllnaag,
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By Hutto,]
Sy PETER SCHAAL
Hot to, tho 100100*0 moet
U ylayer, and Baddy Lake,
ttoaal 17-yisr-old Pod hnrior,
e tho meet promising young*
P h rit‘ yesterday
nftomoon
a oaddd In a S to 0 decloion
W of Hutto and tho fight*
predicted In these columns
■dty, ths game wg» tho boat
mtywfr, played between two
host'clubs |a tho Ueguk,
I Jo* fighting U , tho finish
The IsUadrw< eat therm
ttoet their ehaacos of eopptng
frst half flag, took odtraaUgu
asVy break,' shade' they wore
b - t o Mt tho* offerings of
kewover. Mllldf Ud . aif with ■
•crotch Ml to
b»M. booting CENTRAL PLOBIDA
th* throw by iaohos. Piters struck
oat. Higgfos tUgUd to M l fleld.
moving Milltt to socjnd. HtirUoo
hit one to Hughes, In right flold.
Ito caught the bell, and , throw
il gfl/u out a t first, to tad tb«
Inning. Tho Kade-fslled loreech
tin t In tho olgblh.
■
't In tho ninth » tbo Istsndors
•r«rod, nldtd by on error. Spake
olnglod to right on ,11m first pitch- BlUby, McCormick ang W
td boll, and wont to aocond aa MIL St. Augustine 101 BOO 91
lor lot tho boll roll botwoon bis Cocoa
100 000 M
logo. Bpako wont to third on a
Baturioot Whatley and
passed ball, and to)rod whon Joiner sad Holton.
*
Bakor hit a long fly to BtItt which
Second Os me:
waa caught In fool territory. 8 l Augustine 100 000
Port (truth out. and Rugbot fooled Cocoa
000 l i t '
out to ScMrord, and tho Iilandort
Batteries: B. WllUatrfi, Whatley
wort through for the day.
and PacetUi Murdock and Hotto*
e .
.____
.
s
Tho Fade had oao loot chance In
tho ninth,' giving tbo fan* plenty
of excitement Dootoh was tafo on
tho flr»l bate on hallo of tho day. Philadelphia
Ho waa forced at second by Washington
Martin howooer. However. Miller Naw Yark „
waa out, Hutto to O'Brien,'-and Cleveland —
Patera, who waa dao fpr a. hit. D etroit----fouled two before flying obt to Beetaa .......
Chicago---right field, ending the game. ,
Tho fans worn well satisfied
with the contest, .as were the
players. Young Lake received lots
of congmteUtory remarks from
his mates, for the fine game ha
burled. Allowing' the Islanders
only throe safe blows |n an a ft
ernoon Is good pitching, especially
do you
to some tool ball gv
by smart pitching
* « l U k i lU f id
here kafore a goodly crowd. Tho
hard-hitting lalandara ware com
pletely swamped by the youngster,
and only aa error or two and n
lack of hatting peach kept us
from putting tho needed rune over.
Over la Wlalee Parh, Randle's
DeLaad team, sngpoglWy fight*'
tag foe tho league lead, loot a .I
U • game to iht^ Paihara. The
game wao pretested fpea the
With the aaee ef a veteran. Harri
son had settled down too, and
things' leohed great. It was bard
t# m d s e that one of tho leaguelead IlHp tyami was being held to
so close'h scare, and when the
elgthlh Inning had passed snd far
the fifth straight time Lake had
let them down without a man get
ting‘ on-base, the fans started
wondering at what sort of boll
it seems to mo tha(i sayitoam
club Ibis Baaferd outfit was.
that ataada by aad goto host 7
to f game to Urn Parker*. Tim
In tho meantime, the Pods wore
A! Roger* hit a homer with the
being held at arms length by the
base* fall la Urn eaveath aa the
g whoa .tho first'|pan op want Uny Hutto. That boy's left arm
Mg fester* of tbo doy. . . It U
tM way t* aocond on an error. waa throwing corves which mads
my oylaioa that the DtLqod t**m
Id :*ort of luck, right et the the Pads look futlte at tho bst,
last tho first half poaasat yes
ft,, and rigkt on top of any .with our hsavlost hlteers going
teeday, mainly, became* they
|y*r' of games lost by srrors down vU tba strike out route. .
yUyed.yart of a gam* la a frac
Ear this season, was enough to
With the ecoro I to 0 against
tions state of mind.
_ ;
ipon the moot ardent spirit*, them, all the scoring done on two Deetch, l*
lotto hid everything bis way safe hits, two scratch hlU, and an MllUr, rf ........
The Saints and Indiana eyllt a
m tho start, although h# did get error, ths Pads and the fans get Martin, c f ___
doubla-htader In the Cathedral
I trouble la tho Utter lanlngs.
all
excited
when,'
In’
the
fifth
the
Paters,
lb
-1City yeatroday. Whatley a m up
> Mur straight Innings, Hutto
nlao hit* for Urn Batatt, but, great
,ttm Pada dean In en-two-three Poda put men on first and third Higgins, Sb —
ahd
no
out,
irrt
failed
to
scots
.
Harrison, Sb ti
fielding beck ’of him saved tbs
or. Ho appeared to p* on the
day, for the Cocoa outfit had 10
f to 'a no-hlt ban gam*, for his Mania Ud off that Inning by
mast-left- oa baa**. The Saint*
V* ball was .In the rarast . of teaching second'whan Pert threw
bunched thole five hit* for a time
m. while his change of pacs the lml| over OUrtena heed. MIL
sb r h p* a a
ly wla.
In tbo sotend dam*,
t f .bavs hardly boon Improvod lor dumped a ball Into the Infield Daytona
both teams got seven hits, M l the
4 10 14 0
-Bis single In tbo second had and reached first safely; aa Apgar, as
aa tbo Islanders another run on 0 ‘Hricn tried, but failed t i get O'Brien, lb ..... .. 4 0 0 B 0 0
Oocoaltes bunched theirs., . Roth
tho gamss wers wsll pkyed and
Ich to got off to a good start Martin at third. Peteta hit a Shannon, 2k •£ ' 4 0 0 1 0 0
it
.
drew consUsrabU favotabU.comshort, ball toward first, snd Mari MebWy, q -J__ ___ 4 0 1 10 1 1
Pho Island its scored In tho first tin was trspped between home end Ppoko, If
---- 4 1 1 0 0 0
Id Apgar reached second OS third, being thrown out, MohUy -Baker, c f _______ 1 1 1 « 0 0
B oston----Moon throw on sosy out post to Port after a abort run down. Part, Sb
10 0 111
B a a t -first. Ths fans groajmd Peters aad Miller were sofa oa Hughes, rf --------- 4 0 0 t 1 0 Brooklyn
Philadelphia
first (ahd second however. They Hutto, g _JiO ___ J g o t 0 t 0 Pittsburgh .............. U U iK - V l
both ‘Advanced a base when Mob*
Cincinnati-------- :----IW * J O
gdUad sot to shortetep, but Apgar
. M « T * tT «
- swosmvwr ley
tfrfow tba ball into renter field
..W tttito third as Bktnnon was uot,
.
Score
by
Innings!
*
.
.....
Yestarday’s
Raaalte.
.
trying
to
nab
Millar
off
second,
. M u r t J s first. MobUy, who -has
Bsnfird »
'Bto aOQ 0*0 0 4 I Boston •
000 106 OOg-^4 • 1
been hatting near the .too mark H uttV knowing tt«wos to bo w Daytona
- IIP POP 001-S S ■ St. Louis
000 001 000—1 I r l
•aiac* ths season opened, caught close yffalr, boro 'down bravely
Summary i Runs battod In. Mob.
Batter lee: Frank beuse, V m K
and struck oat both Higgins and
toy, Hutto, Baker, Two base, hits, and Bpohrvf | Derringer, Stoat
Hnrriaon.
V
The Feds' first hits came la .tha MobUy. SadrIfIc* MU. Port. Wilson.
Second Game:
•Uth, but we again failed to Doubt* plays, Hughes to O'Brien.
000 000 000-0
low overran tb* ball. Apgar bad ecoro. Imho waa out, short to first. Left on bos**, Sanford «. Day Boston
000 001 000—1 * •
rod. Spake ended tbo scoring Britt dropped h beautiful single ton* I. Struck out, by Hutto P, by St. Louis
Batteries:. ft#Ibold and Cronin;
Uk*
t.
Bases
oa
balls,
off
Hutto
flying out to'Harrison.
lati sealer field. It waa the first
With the Puds easy outs la their hit of the game. Hchlrard fouled I. Hit by plUhor, Bakor by Lab* Grimes and Mango**.
Ott 001 101—7 I t I
If, ths Islanders cams up lo the out (a first howevsr. Deetch Passed balls, Scklrurd *• Earned Brooklyn
001 110 001 I I f P
mod sad scored the eaL a*road etme t h r o u g h w i t h a ala-, nine, Dajtona 1. Umpires, Spencer Chicago
Batter!**! Phelps, Vane* and Lo
I of the gam* Dakar, first up. gla to center, advancing Britt- to and Palmer. Tim* of gam*, 1:40.
pes; . Wsrneke, Tedcbout, • Swort’ • kullet-llks ball to HarrUon, third, Dootfh going to second oa
lying deep at third. It •waa tho throw. Tho old mystery man. NAUTILUS NEARS IRELAND Uad, Malone and HsmsUy. • ' ‘
New York IB) 000 POO 001-4 U I
ved ,a hit, being too hot to Rad Martin, bad the biggest
Pittsburgh 100 010 010 0PM Id »
MU. Pert damped * bunt to rhanre In ths world, bat was un
WARIIINQTON, Juno S I-(A P )
Batteries: Morrell, llsvlag aad
■I Of tha pUte. advancing Bek-T h o bottUeblp Wyoming Ust
■to ascend. Hughes advanced ahte to earn* through, striking night reported to.the aavy depart OTsrrvU; Mslae, P iVatb a a J .
I -• *
third, Dortch t* Peters, eat. Borne of tho fans resented tha ment It exported to ante# oariy Grace.
1M 000 M - l • 0
_ Deetch could hay* thrown last called strike, decUrtug that tomorrow at Qnooostown, IrtUad, Cincinnati
PhlladolphU Oil 010 102—7 00 0
kor out nt third. Hutto, Mother It waa a ball, but It was to* 1st*
Batteries:. PVsy,
CamU
Tbo u s u a l l y run-producing With Sir Hubert Wilkins' subIgotous batter, earn* through
flronthsm of tb# • Pirate*
and Bukeforthi Watt
seventh Inning saw tb* Pads In
E
LOST, STRAYED M Stelenr Mala
LovrsIW* setter. Weight ahoat
SO lb*. Collar marked C H* WklV
-feature of
> | to 0 if*
Neirro Spirit ill To
Be Sung Nei Sunday
Methad1st
Members of T rt
Church, colored, at
ford Avenue extend an Inritntten
to all white fealdoata who enjiy
negro spirituals to bo la attend,
anee at a program, dedicated to
Paol Lawrence Dunbar, negro
pest, to ho hoard a t ths chunk
next Sunday eight* at S;00 • ‘deck.
A Urge hleefc ef seste has been
reserved for white residents of
Sanford. Tbo progrujp will ho
made up of poems, singing of
negro spirituals, and sevsral other
musical member*. The Hanford
Choral Ctesa will slag amay re
quest numbers of negro spirituals.
ARB YOU gulag away.fee- the
summer; moving oat m town;
moving In towdj thinking og'crnifog. staring or shipping year
household goods T Then got A. J.
Leasing to do the job, and know
It will ha dens aa yeas'want it
doom Phono 4M, “Quick Berries."
L A N rrg DRUG
STORE—Pro-
BUILD INO BLOCKS—IrrtgaOoo
boxaa and guaagol n m tft, work.
Mlracl* Caaerwte C*. J. E. V * '
OPPORTUNITY POB Man ef ranognlxed ■*!** ability .to commit
with Company esprvsenUag Now
York orgsalsation selling financial
plan of nationally recognised mer
it. This U an exre deal opportunity
for the right man. Investor* Se
curity Company, I U State Bank
Bldg-, Orlando, Flo.
•
LEGHORN PULLETS, Me aad 7**
each. Heavy breed. Ipyteg. palUte, |L7» ^ l i ^ f W n s - hmm,
,wn
WANTED BY
adalte,, fuiwUMd
WANTED) A good outl
at ressoaohU pris*
Younger, Oarage, Elm
FOR RENT; P in t fleer apartment,
> noo Mr* NebU,« » MyrtU Av*
rUHNISHED OARAGE nf*«t. meat. Cheep. **4 W. l*thW l.
WANTED REAL ESTATE: W1H
* ling-to purchase ten aero farm
and pap r*»h. If priced right Whot
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T O N IG H T S
o th e r ( titl e en co u n ter* f o r th e
onah
c. wuajjM D.
Shanghai. T>s
.{-imky ih&h
iitT * R. IN rtjA Tfc
,o a J]M .a fO t.iia Jf
Mnaaaw, aver. Urn.
of the railway wkkh tha - f p *
governments own Jointly,, but R
grill-not deeatra tlfcc nanny .Muscavil*..T hey k ra r.4 b fW ,-« d M
rH^'AjfbU,cBBw*!ra. ;
n u k in g th e gam e i
m a n y re c e n t chiampl
lAbfichmi
Iftanwhliey
P B N C E R ’S N B W D ^ I R T
i H I ( d r P f f t d i l i . l i LV1
fhti gafaa ,ln »U. OPuntry,
— . Rhow .
d o w n .;H e
'
lining camp#, have been equally, hlg
i akill and. phyalcal coadl lion.manlfci
utiowever, tha majority opinion that
f day: If it Ja, and wa.-fuuard tha
,.tka South<vil).contribute it* flrat
m. And tha-crown .will raturo to tbl
dgad . American
whom America
anwUnaJn pattkuUr.wIU be Juatly pr
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S P E N C E R 'S . DAIRY** IN C f
i
>S*n .Juan«Garage
that aklms th e k b * W
j
In u p ec tlen U r t t e d
Ith ell" Chips; she'will M l
sacrifice a valuable reality
i and t*|**UPk line* for a
r ta c tic * .W hich c h a ra c to rU e
llaplayed * good d eal o f th a
fM d.a*3 Jh—aUfnlly.
O"
i», mmm im h ivr a
tu ry .a a d \p g * a b ly wUl*J
years to cean*. ope of tha
pawn* of-world, diplomacy,
airtight a r m s Northern
ahuria, liakipg that rich.
N e v e rth e le e s, th e f ig h t In Ctoyel
< r f ;f o ip f .A 'lc x ir .w .« r t o t
^
'
e~. a iu n to . q«r. ;
to i.a rfilll-
uanMli,International rolatlon* tinea
; VeraAlilaa. Bated on the noble *u<-
M .ta beauty or unegxtr ,
f y y ,U rrito ry . wile-wnd
'
vny iteerlnw ay tor n n -'
I* Interest a t soma H I*,f u t to. Russia the struta
iga - ara m ars Important
> financial.
VOTU A P f* tk“
Inllaene*
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ttr it China Intj n aeml-Cbmnraniat
1
’1 , rieterioua beyond be-
Uiet, %baMt«r it*, stfart* on j£ g
yablo ,ln ih* camUg. 12 month*, Tha- AMle* tocMvonld for#th« coUwtion O l'M iM M , 000,.payable by Germany la Pifhta ta a row.
■• T v r •.
peratltnu.
.
"•The P raaU U nt ao n eu lted m a m b era o f B e o aJe M d H ouae Thgaipresalons, manaerlamyaad
fo re h* m a d e ih U w e p o a a l.p u h U f,-a n d • tf ie ;« o n - e « W e * fhaeSJa*1? (atMb a* Uw i* U r j:w ( h i i t t h e e p p r o v a l t b r 11 Seil>toTa and 18 B ep rcaanU R ve*.
b o th p artlca. A n -eo t o f O o n rrea a w ill bg neceaaary to
t te tha mlcrophooe. It ta a trut th e .p la n In to e f f h ^ 'e « d ! th l* fcanoot bo o b ta in ed befo re
I th at * player m U has had 26
je ttn b e r, to w ^ Jfh rp o n th th e n e x t .p a y m a n ia o n thM «
ir* bf.aUg* aaperiaara taay: he
y 4 g X te H lu 9 1 .h r thw alrlhaya t
S
pa la to Jiavei a “Oaf-*P
1Now w* hop* the Idaa-xrill t a d It.1*
It* aa-far aa .WMMtfHayen.
«r nation
f . courae,. approved the,plan ltnmadlatoly
1-to rtcolve -tha concurrence of all.the nlh-
r e lte ra te e h la oppoa Itlon to a cancellation
------------------------_ which,-ha
w__*.*,
' ilitfia
of I b a____^____
.w tr debt*,
dec!
world oonfUeaca; N otation which la
State* ha* kakad- fbr OncelHtlon;
deably rbatyal
—Clermcnt Pres*.
people of thVPHltod StatM''haya no________
extract any turn beyond the opadty.of.any
lianrhrd , taUan- pay.*
*
»*Uk*. novice. talani,. Uwy
TwnRytMTiAflfwi'i AwK#
ypvr
Mr*. Haael McMahon and Waalay MaMahon have returned from
M s been enjoying * motor trip for various point* In tha Woat They
were accompanied horn* by Mlsa
j^ke paxt few. wHkq,
Mary McMahon who baa been a t
Mlsa Marjorie DuBoaa and Mlsa tending school at 8L John, Kanta*
ratey# O'Coaaor, •who have been for tha p u t year.
vMRtng. Misai.AM**. Windham a t
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Thurmond
har heme In Taippa for th* past
w ort, returned home yesterday, . have a* th tlr guests at their home
on the Country Club Road, the
- Mra. T. A. RtUee loft thl* mom- latter’s slater, Mr*. L. B. Gllxtrop.
lag from Jeekaonvilla on th* 8. B. Bright Gilslrop, Nell Gilatrop, I-on
B. Cherokee for'H ow York whore GUatrop, Jr., and Mix* Alice Wal
r to wiU-wall Sunday on th* Mau- lace, all of Atlanta.
npa la running Aha Bhyloek*
.
o t th e M W ge
.
saflysE ?aA
- M
*
liy-ffc** ■•Wt PMfHf
#* 2 0 f4 7 9
> * * • » • t h o f L IM IU M m
* *. *
fh* theatre,being la
-mla.lv
tha
tha.rapid T*a6-la the-gtoek markat
>oounewmant. Stock* rocovarad Situ
fx ey ett,-w i
•hould conupaod
itulk* prppoaal--wul.xraitiy inthe ’TxeaMtat o t -iia MJnUod
lushout tba world.”
(Continued from Page One)
now wDbet ta ra-purebaae the certiflcato they moat pay for it a t
the rata a t 100 canta on the dol
lar.
The other objection which Mayor
Dumaa re teed waa that tha gaa
company did not play fair la go
ing to the Seminole County Com
missioner*, Seminole
County
Chamber of Commerce, and other
groups In an effort to secure aid.
Mayor Dumaa aaid that ha thought
it waa a m atter which should be
discussed only between tha Com
missioners and tha gaa company,
and that, hlnca the Comralsalon had
already turned down thu request,
the gat company waa out of order
In taking the action they did.
In anawar ta. Mayor Dumaa* re
mark*, Mr. Courser stated that
there waa no Intention on tha part
of hla firm to “fight- the City In
any matter whatsoever. Ha eg-
The annual Odd Fallows and
FT*ores, left Saturday Rabakaha plcalc of District Num
, A la, where they will ber 10, comprised of Odd PelIowa and Rebekah Lodges of Ban.
f i l m pad. friend*.
ford, Orluido, Kissimmee, and St.
Helen Vernay left this Cloud, will be held at Lakeside
Park, Plaacastle, on Thursday,
June 25. All member* of Hi*
.lodges In this district are urged
to attend with their families and
friends. Each family Is asked to
bring *a basket of lunch for tha
basket dinner a t 1 o'clock. A flab
fry will be served at 5 o’clock.
Swimming,
bathing and other
sports will be enjoyed during the
day.
The Grand Sire,. the Grand
Master, and other high officers
of the Odd Fellow and Rebekah
lodges are expected to be pres
Mr. and-M rs. R. A. Goldman ent, It waa announced this morn
and noleo, Miaa Louis* Goldman, ing that anyone dealring transpor
. are visiting here this wtek^wlth tation must see A. J. Loosing,
Mia. W. E. Jsmerxon and Mra.
: D. K. ’USmor.
t',
P r. and Mra. Walter R. Camp*
/ -Mr. mad -M roA U rod U*- and bell have aa their gveata today at
i.daaghter, Caroline, have returned tholr home on Park Avenue, tha
’ from Daytona Reach Whet* they latter** sisters, Mr*. W. H. Brafspent a week with M r,.and Mr*. ford, and-Mr*. T. K. Kelly. J r ,
and their brother, A. II. Bates,
all of Miami.
'
|V United BtaUa.frcm reUrdiag f»- ■|al* egUapaed; bat *n - another
day a, and qighte wHbont •
tar; :
- I t waa decided a t Um aocial
|efl, Saturday far Daytona maatiag of tha S t. Ai m * Guild of
Holy Cross Eptacopal Church hold
time.
yesterday afternoon-at tha pariah
d Mra. Paul Johnson and bonae with Mra. John U Gallo
way and Mra. Raymond PhUllpa
aa hoataaaaa, that mealing* will
be bald duripg Urn aummer
month* on ogly the aacond Mon
day of each-month and will bo
combined aocial and buslhrma
macting*.
Mm. Hayward Walker prrcided
over a abort business session when
welfare work waa ditcusaod. At
the tea hour refreshments were
served by the hostesses. Those
present were: Mrp. F. A Dyson,
Mr*. Joe Gortxalex, Mra. John L.
Galloway -Mra, Roy Holler, Mrs.
8. M. Lloyd, Mra. C. L. Matthew*,
Mra. Jo* M«<Kh, Mr*. M. Minarik, Mr* B. L Perkins, Mrs. Ray
mond PklUlps, Mra. WiHiam Rave,
nel, Mrs. Heyward Walker, Mrs.
A. J f . Phillips and Mlsa Fannie
Reba Munson.
f '
I of Dr. W. T. Langley
I lad to U arn that h# I*
• o a t again after aaderoperation (recently a t tba
j^igbton Memorial Uoe-
It I«ttar*.^p*lllaf R-A-D-LG.
raaw
NEW YORK, Juno | A—Chjidraa Aar. parents
' _. . . ___ i.
_ .k * . K-(__
r
I r a t Mr*. J. N. Axaarello
daughter. , Jgatwm, arw . la
rta far tbe poank season and
1* from tbare t» PltUburgb.
m..(h* reasalatag part of.the
MKATMABKET
SW W ST c£
» , |S M > F a M » ,
r
U n,
.1
LMiBpnMhrli
C a . of.P a'
.. thal,’ »u**ts
B ria n Mr
n l o ^ E : a ad
h and D. I*
. Knight. Mia*
IIdred Knight,
eth I* Wood• la last Sun, 1, 11 , j giUer
Avenue.
gnd dxu|ht*r» wf artbta and with
County Commissioners n d ether
groups, Mr. Coureer **!<> * « h na
tion waa takm only because It was
felt that the City Commissioner*
did not with to take action with
out the consent of the ritlsens, and
thht In securing the appVovat of
the County Commissioner* and
other groups, they new offend the
City Commlsxloner* an “a llu r for
any action they might take.
I t waa pointed out by Mr. Couri
er that the tioxing of the gaa plant
her* would not najill for some
months, and that there waa a bare
chance that the entire apposition
would not succeed became It was
absolutely necessary to secure a
certain number of conaamrr* In
Longwood, Altamonte, and Maltland, towns through which the gas
line will p**». Iwfore hi* firm
would erect the new line.
Mayor Dumaa further stated
that he felt the Gas company was
out of order in not acknowledging
the ownership of the plant, al
though IV-W* being purchased on
Installments, and that they should
come to a n early declalen a* to
whether «h*y were to pay taxes #n
the property or not.
Before sny9*g that “I am not
prepared to vote on piping gas Inta Sanford”, Commissioner Lef-
u* a tangible yepa0" >or ,h*
change. They should either take
ownership of the plant, reduce
the rat* or something. Thl* Idea
of our realialng a lot of money
In taxes on'three mllre of gas
pipe In Ihe CHy doesn’t appeal to
me at all. It seem* to me that w#
are wasting our time because this
whole matter ha* been discussed
several tlmaa, and tonight w# have
had no now offer or proposition
from the** gentlemen. Until they
do com* forward with aoma tangi
ble plan, i suggest that no furtha. aalli.n 1.0 lalail"
herJ Kalurda.
• rt,0B »* U l,n "
n . . . «^1^ m o H Commlaalaner
U hm an
waa
Mrs llsroer’s
•"
of allowing t*e
M " j,.
pip* line to com# Into Hanford.
decUrlng that “w# aould conrider
*r Miss
m I m S S T ‘He resident* of
the**
smaller
Lilia- (u1tnl |n th< f0UBly
wbo W
|„ u
N
• tha aid *h*lL>
WASHINGTON, June, 23^<A?>
—-The flrat quantitative meaaura
of the ratal) atore buslneaa aver
taken revealed yesterday a fifty
bllllan dollar bu*lne*i annually
crossing the American bargaining
counter.
Canaoa bureau compilation* of
the 46 (tale* and the Diatrlct of
Columbia ahowed a net a n n u l
ato re aalea for 1929 of 350,033,
850,792, with direct aalea by tn**«factorsr* bringing the nstalldlstrlbutlon total up to >53,130,865,1
Picnic To B e Held By
Lodge Body Thursday
A ' Breathing
Lg.truce, thla Meaty In piy
EHMAN .RAPS Figures< -R « veal Year
i ESTcontract ly S a le s Of O ver
iNIGAS PLANT 50 Billion D o lla rs
receiving a benefit Jhey will sura.
ly thank ua for. Vfo can’t build
our county gnltsa xr* aid our
smaller cormnunltlea. I can’t are
«by ww xhocld hold - bark the
County on acrownt of a dsrn fool
fonln‘rt *•<•* T*arx ogo. It waa
“ out" » e W F f o l W ' * *
ot lhc roT,U*a ' b e * . c tha
City practically gav* tif f - plant
away and fixed thing* »o we ren't
«"
far
*°J * * 1* ’
^
Th* khre* official* left th*
nwetlng abortiy after the ComTills*loner* decided te fake no a*tien on th* ‘ requart other than
reconsider It from alltaagle*. Mr.
Courser teld th* grwofl that them
waa no real hurry fo r • qukk de
rision by the Comm M owira. and
asked that they meka a closer
itudy of th* aitaatloii.'
Th* Cammiulonera then began
th* disposition of a number of
routine matUra. A a ta lta tn l f cm
the |aw firm of Caldwell and
Ray mend. New Ypvk,' faking fee*
amounting to >14.000 for tholr
part In disposing, h f the CHjr*a
suit with the Chaaa National
Bank, waa referred ta Oeorgo A.
DeCoitr. I|kerlal. city Oouaoel. for
approval.
Th* Commlsalomra last night
Named far th* flrat time that
Caldwell and Rayjaaod had been
I employed to reprw m t th* CUj
I ot tha same time that the firm
1 af Hern blooey VMUUrgnd Garri
eootrmrt far the rw irtc sm t ul
both Uw flipm w aa.m sde some
■ jm ix -a w .’' '-
,
WIIHO—OrUndr, Florida
. 6:30, South Sot lalandrn; 6:16,
Southland Singers—Dial* Net
work; 6:30, Thr Melody M*n —
' Halo Network; 6:43, Camel Quare r l l o u r —CBS; T:00, Arthur
. Prior’* Cremo Military Band —
‘ TBS; 7:15. Round Towner* with
Iren* llra slrj-C B S ; 7:30, l«ul<
Style Observer; 8:00, Dlilw Mini*.
tf*ls—Dixie Network; 8:30, MrOortnuk Hannah1* “ Moment Musical»"; 8:45, Everything Mualral
9:00, Aulomotivr program; 0:16,
Tito (iuliar—CBS; 0:30, Savlno
Tone Pleturra* — CBS) 10:00,
FWlrber Henderson anl hla Or-
Thirteen states went on a reU |l
roll of honor, showing more than
ihattex Is rioted.'
th*. Florida Citrus Kxtkamr*
“The aboved* • w i f w 1
nrrirm i n p w p o f u w r w w r i
milted for your Infering
da.C Ilnu Growers Ctesrlni; H<
“Yours veryr'trp!
Association and that.'If they
*0. M.
rllne to accept that proposition, thr (Signed)
pro gra m s
NBC; dllS, Ciatx Tab ('outpanjr;
6:30,’ I’hll Cook— Thr
Quskrr
Man, NBC; 6:46, Dr. School-» Foot
Comfort Rambler*. N11C; 7;00.
|,e j Kltehen; 7:30, Georg* Waxhln*ton Hotel O rrh r'lra;
7:45,
Southerners Mala Quartette; 8:00,
NBC K raturr; 8:30, Death Volley
Day*. NBC; 0:00. 11. A. Ilolfe It
Ilia Lucky Strike Danrr Orche'tra,
NBC; 10.-00. Snoop * Peep —
Amateur r*t*ctlvr«. NUC; 10:15,
Program dedicated to Macon,
(leorgla.
WRUF—Galnewv llle, Florida
5:00, Time Signal*; 6:01, Dance
Program; 5:30, U. 8. Army
Sketches; 6:46, Radio Scrap Hook;
0:00, Organ Program; 0:35,
Plantation Eehoeai 0:55, Sheriff
* Police Report; .7:00, Frank
White 4k III* O rche'tra; 7:30,
Harebell Reaiilt*; 7:31, Mr*. Win.
PerTj* Iandrum, Soprano; 7:45,
The Tom lluaton Peanut Revue;
8:00, Variety Time; 8:30, Studio
Quintet; 9:16, ’RUPlana;
9:28,
Baseball Results; 9:27, Weather
Foreca.l; 0:30, Sign Off. .
In charge of the retail census.
They were; California,. Colorado,
Conneetlcut,
"
Illinois, MaaaarhuGuernsey explained that “litersetta, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada,
ly million* of Inhabitants” In
New York, Ohio, Rhode Island,
ifp- slates had their want* supWashington and Wyoming.
plled by what they them'elve*
Florida, “ with lower per capital pM&Jurrd making their ahnual pur
sales,” Guernsey said,” ahowed chase* in retail store' negligible.
many more stores th in Is typical
Thr*e state* were: Alabama,
of the halaae* of the country.”
Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky, lx>uLow marks in the retail cen Islana, Mi"i*<tpi’i, New Mexico,
sus struck principally in Ike Worth Carolina, North Dakota,
Houth, with Alabama ahowlaw OMahnma, Sooth Carolina, Tenleast stores per 1000 Inhahifairo lj\Msr<-, Texas, Virginia and Weal
and South Carolina the lowest av
erage sales per store, but Guemaey pronounced these unfavorable
INDIAN TOWN—Work pro
figure* no indication of a low gressing cn eatenslin of Wai field
buying power.
highway from former terminus
“ Fifteen stains show a retail north of here to Oke«rhobee Coun
condition decidedly unfavorable in ty line.
comparison with the balance of
Ihe country, In that aalea sre low
per capita and number of store*
high In proportion to sale*,” he
said. "11 1* unwarranted reflect
lion upon the normal ritlsens of
those states to assume that the
average per capita aalea are an
indication of low buying powei* or
a lower standard of living on their
ent. This would have made It pussible for the richnngr In blnrk any
rllque artlon madr by Independent
shipper*.
1'
"Wn made various othrr propn'als, all ° f which were nrrrsslnm
to rumplalnla made by Ihe ex
change.”
The leller, Inriuding the rxrhxngp iHunl’a reaidution. rrerlvi-d
by the Committee of Fifty, read*
a* follows:
“Tampa, Florida, June 20. 1931.
“Mr. Fred T. Henderson, se
cretary C«mlttce of Fifty. Win
tr* Haven Fla.
“ Dcnr Mr. Henderson: At thr
meeting of our lioard of dlrciti'rs
ye««rnlay, after I h r Cnmmlt*ep
of Fifty withdrew, the following
artlon was takrn on the proposi
tion submitted by your rommitliAfter a full discussion of thr prop
osition submitted by the Commit
tee of Fifty, upon motion of Mr.
nurlon. seconded by Mr. Needles
and duly carried, Ihe following res
olution s s - adopted:
“ 'Whcrrns, this body has re
reived the Committee of Fifty at
their request, has glvrn them n
respectful hearing, lias listened to
no.I considered Ih 'lr proposition
whirh Is not In accord with the
action of this board In submit
ting a proposition to the rlranng
house, upon whirh it was willing
to continue It* memhershlp In the
clearing house, and • Inasmuch as
the proposition submitted' by thr
Cpmmitte- of Fifty dors not meet
Ihe fundamental objection* of the
Florida Citrus Kxrhange.
ing House has centered In thr
“ ‘Therefore, tie It resolved, that
Work in operation committee. Al
though their complaint that th*
operating committee has disrrimi*
noted against them ha* not hern
substantiated by fart* and figures,
our committee mail* a tentative
proposal lo Ihe Kxrhange Friday
to SO constitute the operating rommilter that (lie Exchange at nn
lime would find Itself In danger
of discrimination of unfair com
petitive opposition. We went so far
ad •to suggest that th* Kxrhange
hay* three members on thr operat
ing committee Instead <f two and
auppIrtmnUil this suggestion with
a further modification lint a> lions
of th r operating committee would
be Invalid unless agreed to by
three-fourth* of1the members prra-
Clearing Ho u s e ,
itrus Exchange
l e a c h Impasse
would be tha persona moat bene
fited by the publication of Ihe
lists”, said Mayor Dumaa. “If
they want it published they Will
have to pay for It”.
A statement from George A.
DeCnttr*. asking >2000 retainer
fee In the ease of the City versus
Chase National Bank, which was
lo have been takrn Into Federal
Court In Tamps, was read and
ordered answered, in effect, that
rthe Commissioners, after read
ing the CIW's contract with Mr.
DeC-otte*. were mors than tear
of the tplnlon that the retainer
fee waa covered In the original
contract"
The Commissioners agreed to
rent the yqrht club lo a group of
Raaford women for u s e -a a a te a
room, a* well as approved a three
year lease on the City’* farm on
the West Hide, the farm U> be
Iturned ovyr to Fred Holly and F.
A. Wolfer at a yearly rental of
;>600, payable In CHy of Hanford
-bonds.
They then adjourned until
,
June
30, when City Clerk F. H.
“
tenlaIaim son will prearnt th*
live budget for 1931-1932.
Curpdciti^B.
ompany
Sanfori
M ID -W E E K ECO N O M Y SP E C IA L S
Silk Hose
■ art aoc happen to you. Thousands of poopW
tm m n y m m e r that their fH^ihnnr is th* ti*
frf a j f ' ’j alivs. Your friaads, wbsrrvsr thry
i m dam to you a* yuur ari^ huai. A call aow
I * m out-of-tow a (rim ill v R keep these old
lemdAsps alive. aKordipf much happiaam to you
aa. Tha coat it orgUgihla. J o u can talk a
119 nails* for as Intis aa fifty cupts wheu usiof
am-ao-Sutloo service a f a r | i j j t . ML
T H R OORT to M6AU. WMERRVRM YOU CALL-
PortoRican Gowns
MARK OF NA1NHOOK
LADIES’ RAYON
CHILDRKN’H WAIST
Bloomers
***•
irksome ta many of os,
to ua am gradually lost.
HAND KMIIROIPKRED
FULL FASIIIONKII
Union
AND PANTIES
AGES 2 TO 10
FIGURED AND FLORAL
MEN’S DIMITY CHECK
Prints
30 INCHES WIDE
Union
pO Y TI C O L O R E D
Pin pheck Pants
S o u t f a c m B e l l T e l e p h o n e Ac T c k g t a p h C o .
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S A N F O R D ,' FLO]
'AY, J U N E n ,
1931
Pershing’s Son
v ^ s n ^ i L ^ h . mje irjild Graad Itaehem of Tam
many Hai;, who rooantlji M the
was not actad On by tha House.
With but four days of tho spe
cial M u l n remaining th* Houa*
adopted a resolution eeeklng In
formation on fond* of apd dia.
position of fond* by state deport
ment;.
*
Th* Band Deportment was aakod
lo taplaln report* that It owod railroods *000,000, that Ita credit la
•topped by th* carrier*, and that
thara la In existence from tor*Ire
Flay* President For
to fourteen million dollars In cenIndependent Action
tracta far rood eomtroctlon.
'The"comptroller wa* asked to
Upon D ebt Proposal
glee an explanation- of his state
ment In an official report of tho
NSW YORK, Jana B - - ( A P ) expenditure of 000,000 for egKepreeentstlre
Flarallo H. Lepease* of collecting revenue."
Goardia, Independent republican of
Now Yofk, la a eUUment Sunday
declared President Hoover’s pro
posal t* poatpoho payment of for
eign debts for one year wa* “ax•cutlre doubla croaslng.,
The atatomynt said congress era*
“hit bielow Uw belt” by the offer
th* president h*d -uaurped un
LKBANDON, lnd., June *«. - gad
to Mmaelf ; . . tha legislative func
(SAP)—Poison capsules placed In tions of centre**," alar* "in our
dkekaa ssmlwlthe# nerved at a day national expression la authorifamily reunion her* yesterday la tire only when th* represent*.
caused tha deaths of two «Ma and Uvea of. the ' people hav# takes
proper action."
' HoproaontaUeo U Q u a r d l a 'e
GROSSED PEOPLE
Poisoned Capsules
In Stndw idies Are
Cause Of 2 Deaths
moat, 10, af M «r Greonfleld. and
Ylrgta'a Simmons, 14, har sister.
Th* sandwich** wot# prepared
ky M tt. John Blmmoas. methor
of tho glrta, a t thrir hsma, and
carried In tha family automobile
t« tha reunion In a park here.
TT> * 7 ware placed with other food
a a a long table, where theta at
tend log tho reunion served themFrom ossa of tha first sand,
withes DfUd from tha plate, a
repeal* filled with fine' whit#
powder felL It waa taken to a lo
cal pkys'.clan, who agpradaod opin
ion tb r capaola conUlnod qulidn*.
By tho time tkia rep art eras re
turned to tho park, aoeoral af tha
aandwiehaa hod bean sates, and
flea pdraana had Vecom* riolenlly
111, g(IUs coowdalana.
. - They war* takes to a hospital
noarby, where All#* Jean Slmasona
died 1> mbs*tee later. Her alater
dlod early last n ig h t
Mrs. Annie Philp, 74
Di«a Lost Evening
United
IState*, haring made aa official of
|fer to the nation* of tho world,
rung res* wW. ratify that premia*
N f^m rim eai w f ^ s a r y U g id *
DELAND, June 22.—<AP)—OfflelaU of Volusia county am seekts s to aolv* tb* mystery df tha
theft of a jury list from Use offleo
of tha clerk of the aovanth Judicial
circuit. Lea* of tho tUt waa dis
closed Saturday.
.'
Sheriff 8. K. 8too# declined to
dlvols* the rvoplla of tho offlclol
Investigation *o far, other tbs a to
s*y ■ locked fillns cabinet bod
boon opened and n metal bo* tootsdnlns tho list waa romovod and
fortsd open. All tho ahsot* con*
U lnlns tho (00 name* were car
ried away cxrepl scattered spa***
contalnins 1ST name*, ha aald.
' Validity of tb* list haa been in
dispute ateoral month*, it .was
chosen by the rooaty com miss Ion
which waa defeated at the last gunsral election Just before it sur
rendered IU office* to the new
board.
The new commission drew a new
list but two minority member* who
retained their placet when the new
board was elected carried the draw
ing of a new list Into co u rt The
supreme court recently ruled th#
old (let waa valid. Delay over the
• Judge Row* akw th# case wad
out Of his Jurisdiction.
Tho sheriff said the filing cabi
net In which tho Uat waa kept was
a simple fear-drawer affair fitted
with a lack. No mark* wore found
* " I t la only fair to say, however, on th* cabinet, ha aald. The clerk
t^ at seldom haa th# American ron- unlocked'th* cabinet and found the
gTesaJjoan sabjcct#d to such exacuUga ‘Beunte-craV'lng. Jb o defarm'ent'of debt payments, liko any
fiscal m*il«r under .Our form af
WOMAN KILLED BY TRAIN
government, la • legislative fune-
Mi.* Patricia Judge, above, ka*
been selected to lead tho parade
when Lea Angeles hold* its "La
Fiesta d* lx* Angeles," In Septem
ber, In rclebtat‘on of the 150th
blrihrtay of the rlly.
HAN WHO AIDED
PROBEOFGRAND
M V IS KILLED
O ffidkl Of Union And
Five Others Will Be
P ut Under A rrest
FOOCHOW, th in e , June 22. —
(AIM- Chian* Kai-Shek, generallitlmo of Nankla*'* nalljnalUt
government fope», ha* entered
th« hatllefifhl to lead the tl(h t
aga'nst the ml*.
The. Chinese Vo'lef left aboard
th* gunboat Yungaul jeetetday
for Nanchans 1“ Klangtl protince.
It hat been estimated more than
<00,000 Nankins
aoldirr^ are
read» to Uke tha fieldr ‘
Itrfuseea from northern Fukien
province brouiht reports that the
reds Intended l i establish a soviet
sUte In that reilon.
Tha Invaders have raptured
virtually all toarns In the district,
refusers said, except Yenpinv,
where the military halted them,
thus ptevrntlny a direct advance
CHICAGO, June *2. —(AP) —
Jacob Kaufman, s a d by official*
to hav* aided them In a grand
Jury Investigation Into allrgad la
bor tackelterlng anting motion
pH ure operator*, was ahol to
death yreterdsy.
Assistant State's Attorney Bel
lows Immediately ordered tha aifrst of Thomas Malojr, brad of
Chicago motion plctur* operator.'
Italon, and five other men.
(Tho others ajught at*. Danny
Slenlon, Houthelda gunman under
Indictment lu Wlseonslg for the
In* Jack Cuta: Rplph O'Hara,
Jack Quinn and Ralph l-o Fulntc,
union executives.
Althorjih ha itcrlincd to dl*rloM Information he had Implicat
ing tha men. Bellows drtcribad
the slaying a t an attempt to cm.
bans** the grand Jury* inquiry.
"This I* a union killing," ha
said. "There la no doubt absut
th a t Maloy and his rrowil hav*
(Coallaaod oa Pag* Thrao)
koithern Fukien province, ref
ugees aald, la practically without
protection since official* and many
riv liana have fled to th# const for
safety.
.
When communist* arrived at
Kicnnlnghslcn, on the
Klangel
bolder, the) | exacted a large
•mount of mouoy from tha public
on IhiaAti of burning the city, then
rounded up all sold era left and
executed them publicly, seeking to
tafruvlte the populace. It ws**be-
w r n ii M
'^ s s js tt
IJjr AmocUted 1‘rro*. ^ i f t
Proaltlent Hoover’s prop<Mf®n
for s year’s nuaprntlon of
debts und reparations p a y * *
Francis W. Pershlnf, above,
son of tlcneral John J, Parehtog.
was chosen b y h ls classmates at
Yale Un vcvslty as th# member ot
the class "most.llkaly t> succeed."
Plan Is Seen As Life
S a v in g Stimulant
To World Business
dustrial problems with renewed
seal
The outline of President Hsovor*s progism for helping Kuropt
In Order to help tb* United btatea
out of her own tconymlc slump
bat been received In most Europesn esp ials aa a life-saving
tUmaMab. Juaga t -ai .mnweat
re fle c te d In'
m entis w w
n tro n g upnw lng on atock
k e ta o f th o w orld to d a y , I t ^ V ,
Now Y ork p rlcrn s u rg e d u p !
tw o to 16 point*. T h e B e rlin k
boerne resp o n d ed w ith a boom v
on all m a rk e t* , le ad in g a h a r o f f t)
advantlas as much at 30 p o latri'
wh'.la there was not a mlnu* tlgu /
on the whole list when th# market
closed.
r .v T O
London showed • similar aetlvt*.
ty, stocks adranclns four to ’a taiX V
points while the Liverpool c e tW H B
market opened jrnistlonslly M pn
points higher later advancing
41 points Increase.
Paris alto showed * g*la,bf';J
pricos In soma Instance* ItM e N ln M
In* 10 percent. Other contain' dK .i:
the world also reflected a buiflfiA
ancy..
. _____
By HHYON PftfCK
XfcflBH
Associated I’reaa Wrllor 1
WAFIIINGTON, June 22- ( A J P ) *
--A troubled vista of ln U rn h tta |R n
al possibilities, UPctrhJit* •, Jm 9
be>oml th* Immediate moresa c f o
economic depression,
confront*-.),
the American government a iW f fjK 'i
move* crlcc more to th* rolto f* a^R n
Jut rope
N j less ay subject than the p*arg®fc
of lb* world haa been touched hy.^i'l;
th* apprehotwlens of AmarlagdEKfl
and KuropnOn'atatrtmen aa t h f j / ’V 'l
mUntied up the rnn*r<|urnrts O# «■,
* a r« a -S i t w M
great war. Kvery foreign of fir* fi,
bsltn city wet* unharmed aKhough
around th* globe la asking Itaab V
the rity waa In tha hand* of red*.
what ultimate effoct In th# t n a r i u
Conihls continued to advlso for
scendent ‘field of International‘ri
eigners against attempting
to
iwace and pollctlci, will flow \K
ei\ter th* region. Foochow official!
from Pies. Hoovers plan fot n : d
• vs established -rigorous pre
ventive measures against possible many voiced tho sentiment uf ea r dsht-reparatlons moratorium.
Its.ently new element* pf dl»-..*t
other nations In heralding tho
disorders hero.
American executive as a benefac tuihann* lav* been addod to th* -*j|
tor of the weald. Th# German European tu rn ill which suCcsedad
Zeppelin On Wheels gmsrnmrnt
tent to Washing!.in In the petre of Versailles.
F aster Than Plane Its oft trial acceptance of Hoover’s National sensIbTllle* hav# b*M y?
propoial.
•
troubled by Uir proposal for ^nb
MIAMI, Jona HL—(A PI—Mrs,
The Fiemh opinion, however, Austro-Geiman customs union, b»'
Stall*
Weatherford,
3d,
of
Miami.
poaal require* t essigr eeslonal action.
• AMIENS, k'rsncc, June 2 2 .- Fran* Krockenborg's "Eeppelln on a lundrd somewhat of a dissenting th* Industrial advance of KutfU,
That being So, he had no right to was killed la ta . Saturday night (A PJ—A group of American Uold wheals" jesurday bettered by four note. Th* swift moving event of by th* mounting aspiration!* oi ‘. \ i
when
aha
stumbled
and
fall
la
tha
Btar mother* returning by bue minute* tha regular Lufthansa th* last 10 day* appeared to have the Italy of Mussolin', »by t i t ,
pledge th* Amoriftir-people before
proper rongressidnal action had path of a Bankcard A ir Llae roll- from • rrmetory yrstenUy aflar- passenger plane t me between failed lo cnbilnr* the Puri* press, military preparations of f t t | j ^ B
road
passenger
tra
l*
The
tra
il
boon takes. By M doing ho kit
nbnn wear shaken up when their Hamburg and Bpandau, on th* a* tho Wa'hinglon and Ixmdon
ami by a doirn other rroisueut- :J
congress below tho b e lt and warn backing from the down town eahlcl* collided with an autt mobllo
government, have Iwen ruliv. n ad, rents of Kuorpcan politics. 8u*. -it
passenger
station
ta
tho
yard*
In
killing fqur person*. None of the outskirts of Berlin.
usurped unto himself not only the
A commercial airplane, which that the threat of n German ero* pie'jn and speculation ve*. lit#
legislative funeUooa of rongr*#*, Hialeah when the eeeident hap mothen was Injured.
.
,
took off from Hamburg at the nomic catastrophe was altogether neighborly rrlito n * of people b a d '!
but atu m p ta to make personal. pened.
governments.
same tins* In order to follow the real.
Ilka In tis* eld food administration
Th* lull algnlflranca of rim new
When th* ranking atatesmartyOf • progress of th* strange new rail
MUROM TRIAL TODAY
gays, a matter which 1* purely naMIAMI, Jun* 22.— (A PI— Dr. spectator, wa# behind most of the American policy in regard tn war Germany rarsntly talked thlbfs
CLEARWATER. June S L -(A P ) Anstregoallo Athayde, owner of time but overtook th* coach when debts and ita effect upon the gen over with tha British official* In
.
“ta oar democracy, national axprow*lad u authgrithrive only whan -R a lp h N. Block, II, farmer, will •astral Brasilian newspapers, a r it slowed dowa a t the. end of the rral European ecjnomlc situation I.mdoa, they found It expedient j
i annul be adjudged linntrdialoly, to f o to U>* length of Issuing • ' 1
tha vepreoautativea of tha p ^ l a go ea trial la circuit court today rived In Mlam: yrsterdag aboard Journe.f.
Kara taken proper nation. Tha fact aa first degree morder charge* a Pan-American Alt ways plan*
(Continued On Page Three)
formal public statement afflrarfng *
Kruckenborg left Hamburg at
th at a fnv mambara Of th* Hotu* which rgaoltad from th* shooting from Rl) de Janeiro on a tour that I it7 A. M. sad negotiated the
that the discussion* wet*** not dp> ”
and Senate wore la n sort at way aa Jan* 8 of Frank Alborg, fish- will (aka klm tn several American 160-mlt* stretch in one hour ami Atlanta’s Mayor Calls reeled against France.” •
'
consulted, dowi not meet constitu lag e s i u proprietor. Tho slaying
ft-fs agreed universally th at'th a
36
minutes.
HU
blghrst
speed
eltlaa.
Ha
left
lllo
de
Janeiro
last
fallowed aa afguent aver th# right
His EnemieR’Nit-Wits' problem *f war debts ami r e p a n . . ’
tions I roqelromnata. . .
was 230 kilometers (about 113
Tuesday.
“ With tha muoptlon of. Sens- af way of a narrow sand road.
lions has Iren a r m stsnt irritant • .
mllaa)
an
hour.
toco Borah of Idaho and Wegner of
on tb* surfer# of an internatleoAl » •'
The Inventor aald h'a car was
Now York, th#r* p a t not a 'KOrelationship. Whether such a slta. '
able of even greater speed but
grosafep conaottwL Tha prraldaot
a Hon waa Inov table, br whether 4
yestriday's test was to demon
gathered unto hlM a group of ro, It w*a produced by designing rail.
strate what such a propollcr-c1riv
Helen*, who sought to atir aglla- .
en roach cm do when following n
I linn for the'r own purpose^ tha {a*
regular
Ume
table.
U FarolC *
I<awaoa, Pauline and Christine
milt U plain.
Tha roach It driven by a propel
Btaudeamlrr. Dorothy Haynes,
In approaching this situation at
ler, powered by a 12-cylindcr 00the Milan# TkeaUr WVdnesday D aratW Adams, AIke Choriwnlng, horse-pswer airplane engine.
all, Free. Hoover and hU adrlagro l
■
.........
*
TjimN
kfl^T
Buford
Powell,
and
F
and Thuaday nlghta, U eiounllag
have keen a war* of It* cxUagta '
houily, a-cqrdlag ta the commit- Kelts. '
del'cary.
American d i p l o m a t * . ,
iL e winner of the local contest Administration SeekB
lea af throe whleb baa been ap
abroad hate cautioned tbc«i pfpointed"by tha Banfonl Chamber will b a.sen t to Clearwater, all Action On Debt Plan
thr unexpected consequoacea whfch '
et Com mere* to aid Jos 1. Maron- ■ipease* pa d, on Friday July J,
might l>* set In actieo by u . «m)f> 1
«
M
tS
she
will
be
one
of
nearly
tattaw manager af the local
IniratUJ. but Ul ward or dsej.r*
WA8HINQTON, Jun# U —(AP)
46 atria from all part* af F lu . —The adailaUtsaHoa today an|That they weighed muet farefuBy.'
be in the rrn ln L pkaslxed tMs necessity fer prompt
la a Hanfopd
the effects almve and beyond oTO-'
they will appear In action by all af Oermaay'a creditor
nomie cons diratlona la pkowa RP&
•de
at
a
8t.
PrtersI 'Hate-wide beauty
nation* If tbe proposal of Presi
Mr, Hoover's statamoat af y**tsev
later raapprartiqi at dent Hoover for a on# year morn- Miner 31aln In Battle
Nation
leajneatav. J “'y 4.
(Oontl.iued Or, rag# TTwo4 |V N ’ i
theater.
teriam on the "war delp aad vapatplay, fa mcrchtql*
ro Many
With
Deputies
Today
rtHctw la ta, kaea tha desired ef
b iilaS y latantion of
Do-X May Soon1
fect.
p j l ' l a the ' rontoat
PITTSBURGH,
Jon*
22.—
(AP)
Optimism
ruled
at
the
While
OnMIamLHavan
rta that at bast 16
House aa tha final roepom* of —One mlnrr wae killed and aavaa
be ready b) Wedne*.
other
poneaa
Injured
Id
a
b
ettb
RIO DE JANEIRO. Jl
Kuropoaa
nation#
was
awaited.
5:60’o'clock they will
.ll appear
In There waa aaaaa doubt a t to the today between sulking miner# and (A P)—The flying beat D
tb*they
finalw’
bathing
beauty
a t the Mils**
ma parade, and mo
a event, and the win- court* af France, hot it b believed deputise seeking to aaforr* a coart •tart for th* United Sta
M, aad a bath.
will be after,
made at that Um Irpm *' '
In July and b* p o k b ta |
red
shortly
an T hurtJai
loach. Saturday aft- rm t of the t
service between Miami'
wmher*
of
tka
Claarwa|a serelvinr tha
rising
aUck
tali Club acting •* rhap- trtm tnim u
>tig h t «JU be
roota U was learned
ad a gay round of *n- declsioa. • ,
Th# flight to tha 1
ota planned, it is appar.
•ut of the court art
wag ■tentatively |« n
IbcreUry
4 * g trb wbo will •ren t qserilon a
tka vroad U . m l g
al tb# trip ta Clearwater
K ir, «,■«*
tra il/ entertained daring
T i Z 1 MEEIN, I
Interest Mounts In Bathing Beauty
Show To Be Held At Milane Theater
For Byrd
Markets Of World
spond Favorably Td •
Presidential PropO- ,
sal For M oratorium •
Generalissimo OfNartking’s N ationalist
Government Forces
Will Take The Field
validity of U m M
Been In DisptfraN
Several* MJMfli
Crime Said Serial
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overstepped tbemeelvs, this Umo.
The murder will react against
tbrm either than disorganise tbo
giwnd Jury'work, as spparewtly It
was Intended to do."
Kaufman, a motion pictura
operator, waa abet down aa be
stood |n the entrance-of a Booth,
side tad to shop, by one of three
gunmen who draw alongside the
curb In an automobile.
The victim had long been a t
odds with Maloy and recently led
a minority, movement* to unseat
him In favor.of Henry Gutenberg,
a brother of Prank and Pete Gus
edberg, who wet* slain In the St.
Valentina’*' day massacre.
-The
( grand Jury
. . Minquiryl was
prompted by the theater 'camera
who, according to Bellows and An■btant State's Attorney Loansbury, complained of "high-banded
methods" employed by offlctaln In
forcing them to employ morn mo
tion picture operators than Waa
necessary for operation of amuaement placer.
It b charged, according to
taunabary, that a high percentage
of the salaries of the surplus
operator* went to Maloy himself.
* The prosecutors have naked for
the Indictment of heads- of the an
ion, charging conspiracy of re
straint of trade and violation .of a
city ordinance governing the li
censing of operators.
Commenting on SU ntoaV con
nection with |thn oaae, both Bel
low* and Lopnsbury said
they
had .Information that union fund*
had paid for Blanton’* defense in
Ms. fight to escape eatrndltion te
Wisconsin to face trial for Zuta's
murder.
V
a - spending
3 relatives
'Power* returned Frlf r t n Miami where he
gb V tih h b gooslo, Artry, .y»h» la attaading
tn, other cities will
U
flonelf•
Heinrich Bturning, ‘Cer*.
It voluble and varied.
♦ r m tr jl tol>* U h'ghly favurII to the American mqve,
w m srcllohs bf the print herPH oorrr'n action n a break • l . o t Amkrica’* polity of
( • M 'l t'ohstkm." flihare alto
A ^ U m lfftc y .ta rush ahatd ol1
t | y o r r r plan and to take for
PPM complete revision of a *
A*d, States" haste policy on
Im ra n v a r debt*.
■any comments warned Kurola« thtie waa no \ sentiment
istivrr behind Hoover's dee Ulan
# no humanitarian -Impulse, but
% «re tound
butlnea* aente
kljfc realised th a t' the United
hKs Industrial recovery can
^ (akr place until Europe alto
APB GHOWKHH TO MEET
Saturday night t U
American
■eeietary had a long telephone
talk rqkh He*var, and his role In
the praam)) negotiations yras laterprvtcd her* as th at of the pretty
dent'* personal envoy. By hla clone
contact with British official* and
with Montagu Norman, guvnrwar
of the Bapk of England, daring
the last fern day* ha wan believed
to have mad* a survey of lb*
Fore pea* situation before giving
Ho*Ter final hdvlee, which en
abled the President to launch hb
mor* tori eta scheme.
Mellon wfll ry tirn to Lnndon'tonlght and the turning week U ex
petted tq pee a renewal of hla
conversation! with Downing Street
officials. ,
An official British pronounce-
lit.AN DO, June C3.—(AP) rPlnrtda Grape Grower*' a*
annual V
eon|
11V' V" ition will" 'hold lla wiMiawl
veullon here July IB and 10. Cov
entor Carlton will be among thr
speakers. Grape, experts from the
.Npw York state experiment ela
tion ami a large number of Flor
ida agricultural specialist* alto
will talk.
'whal about your wife nod
Children?
Lift Insurance avoids
th* uncertainty of leaving
1things lo Uie neighbors.
C. MILLS BOYD
Phone 710
1’heae 1T0-R
107*0 B. Park Ai*.
I U * at * diplomatic
(Continued ftwai Pace One)
day that the American govern
ment waa seeking to forward both
“political pear* and economic
stability.”
Broadly, the American hope
that peace haa been served by the
muratertobn proposal rant*
on
three auppottions, the rorroctneea
of which only, time can ' demon,
strata. They oro:
That an easement of repara
tion! payment! will ttabillie con
ditions In Germany, strengthening
the hand of a lerernm ent which
ha* been threatened with over,
throw and aeeHIng an outbreak of
violence whVh might spread
across Interns tiontl bounds ties.
That a debt holiday all pound
will (often the tension between
Germany and her neighbor*, who
U* epmmMiwu d)«d«
United F utw in .the-m
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GUARANTEED
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VISIT
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Gifford E. Pine hot, governor of
Pennsylvania, Want an a South
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ranch owner of Lon Angela*. Tim
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tba meeting or the W. C. T. U.
NEW ROCIIRLLR, N. Y., June
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N U M B E R 1ST
SENATE W ilt
AGAIN TAKE XT
CAST AX BILL
Administration Spon
sored Measure F o r -r.
Excise Duty Of Two ™' *
Cents Reconsidered
E, Jane 19,
pogttd an adofie cent on gas todoj.
very hard In
doubt very
Six cent*
sufficient, and (
a willing hore>>
iden to death.
TAl.I.AllASSEK. June 20.
WASHINGTON, June 2 0 -(A P ).
By AmorUted Praia
—(AP)—The Semite today
—Increased employment In outdo#!
Kuropain re pi lets responded
voted 10 to 13 tn rocontdder :
work
for
May
with
April
avrrettaa
King Georg* of England followed by th*. Prince of Wales ami th* Duke of York Inspecting tho
eagerly today to Prem'dent Hoov. Ruth Nichols HopcsTo maintained In other Unto, waa lbits earlier notion In killing thn ',‘,3
D epart Upon F i r s t ported yesterday by tbs lat^r de ranks during th# trjoylng of th# color* at Buckingham Palsre. The King was unable to rid* last prar m lm ln in tratin n K|ton.-»orwl bUljjaB
•r** statement that tho United
serause of his I'.lneaa.
_______________________
8Ut*e U InUrested In strengthsnLegSunday Morning partment.
for a stste excise tax of two Building, farm work, hlghwgp
1ns tho rco-vvmlc situation In
cents n gnllon on gasoline In - '
NEW YOKK, Jona M. — construction snd other forms t f
lCuropo.
Season’s Worst Heat
addition to the piracnt Mx •
The Prossdent’o specif* men CAP)—Rath Nkh 4s aaU today outdoor woik were named aa h ar
Scorches
Mld-W c s t
ing absorbed Urge number* of HW®cents tax. The hill won placed ‘
she
hoped
her
olrplaae.
sereni
tion of tho aituation In Germany
An analysis of the report* egbark on tho second rendlnR-,
was followed by the strengthening ty da sauted la lasuiing at Floyd reived jy the United Stale* em
CHICAGO. June 20—(A PI—
Be
a
art
field,
weald
be
ready
of
slocks
In
Berlin
where
some
of
for an amemlment which may ba ’
occupied all ths
ployment
service
during
tbo
mohth
The MlJdle Weal wav . sun
with mor* Um« the leadlns Isuoa gained as for departure toaeas row for of May, the department said,
presented thl* af lei noon or Mow- -j(jt
stik k n i today and I# death,
ullona, which do nrt milch as IS prints. Financial Harbor Grace. where she will reals Increasing imploywvent In
day.
\'t
fr.
m
th*
heat
were
counted
In
offered a
pages ballad tka movement Os a Mart her hap far Pasta. CUreact outdoor activities.
Th# House refused its approprl- a
,
th*
season'*
w
o
n
t
welter.'
The
that no bills “Hoover Boom" The Carman cab Chamberlin, technical adviser,
•The*# was a further expausi' wJimtny”Spend8Day In
drowning toU mounted la It at John Bills R e c e i v e s atlnns committee permission lo f t- S I
Monday nsst inet was understood to have given said he planned a tost night In road construction In prac
a general appropriation
,
beaches and re-ort*.
Many Honors Upon trodure
appropriation precedence to the President's Uts today.
.
*
bill. Chairman McKenxIr. I’ulnaM.1 «V|
Usual Busy Manner parked
every iertlon of the coentry
Rains
and
windstorm,
brought
btlU a t per- statement at U meeting today.
he w.ll make another effort.’,)
Included county, stale and
Visit In Washington said
As Head Of BIgCity relief to tedious of Minneeuta.
• nd taxatlqa The
to Introduce the bill lalrr today..;.’ -,;•
0 _____
NEW YORK. June 20—(A P)— projects.
Wh’lo
otltrial
comment
area
Iowa, and Wisconsin but Iht
hi m j opinion I.
An expenditure of J’JIn.DOT.W
"Numbt r* of skilled, semi
At many airports tbo 1P31 crop
WASHINGTON, June 20. his reootation, Mr. larking tho dlapatchei fiotn Wash of trans-Atlantic flight aspirants skilled and unskilled construct on
NEW YORK, June 20—t API— real of tho Mississippi Valley
in etato fund* In the purehaa* t* ,
Two Florida High Sshool pupil* securities of MWI.MX) |«*F » * !••, - J.
iota Kona couaty, ington wore also said to have scanned weather report* today laborers, who were unemployed M iy r Walker waa W years old from Ohio to Oklahoma was
who lave earned distlnrtiun and win irportfil l»y Ih* nU»lr Ixmfd
' Ha Introductloa, and raueed a sensation in London ami and dreamed of tbo glory won during moat of the winter month*, yesterday, or |U If you lake the aeared by temperatures tang
ing from 1*5 to 100. The W ith
i>, Nr hta own act, will no the keenest interest In Paris. In by Lindbergh, Byrd and Chamber- have been absorbed and are prac
a prise are here as the special administration In compllanr# wMSH
mayor's
word
for
It
er
bureau
held
little
hnpe
for
Londun
great
strides
toward
at
f tanas a sto a t daat a# delay
tically aseured of etesdy employ
lla.
guests of thr Arnett,*n Forestry the House request. The money *M A §
“Every year ■ man spend* In of week-end relief.
passing the nataaiary measure, least a temporary alleviation of
Invested lit county and special tax TBI
Cheated by the first docent fly ment until the late faL
Asroe'ation. They are Ml*# Itsne
ren t an oatrs axtrm-ordinary EuropM economic distress Is ea- ing weather of tho year, they
district bonds.
“Heavy construction work, su^b fice add* fir* year* to hla ago."
Haas
of
Tampa,
and
Jshn
Hills,
say* the man widely known as
The House received a W)l to pn»- JifT
k aomathlng nnbeard of I" ported whIU tho present visit of prepared to risk tholr craft and
(Continued on Pag* Four)
•m
.,
of
Hanford.
They
are
attend
"Jimmy."
Mbit membare r f the Icglslatorw.
ata of .Florida. He cUll dots Andrew
Mellon, A m e r i c a n nocks to open U»t - dangerous
ing high school in their respec from arrrptlng appolntmsnt to any IV/
He has been In public office
d dear that ht la teepoaelblt.
aecreUry of the treasury, • • • 1, t r ,t,h of ocean separating
tive him* cities and recently sub slate Job ixrept upon rontlrmatton
since
1010,
which
ought
to
glv#
.
earned an even greater aignifi-• jjniig.j States from Europe. By
mil ted the l*e*t essay# to the Fed. by the court. It followed ;hargv# O jJ
him the antiquity of Ear., Agha,
Hla waa the resolution that took canre despite the public stress on next week, most of those who are
oration of Women’s Club* under In th# House yssterday by R aprf*\ M
\h* Turk who can remember 'way
of tho moroln*. It b u n d Its private tharacUr.
seriously planning to make 'a t
the title of "Woods Fires -Flor sentatlvo Caldervll, Hants Rosa. , ^
bach when most anything hap
le aaok Information as to
Oulstandng importance I* also tempts should be on their way If
that the Govsrncr and membetw- ;.
ida’, Tragedy.’'
pened.
•
or not any iaombara of lha attached to tho President's state- their luck Is good and tho eleof
the House, who vntod for hto , ’ J
llut
Mayor
"Jimmy"
Walker
About
10,000
essays
on
tha
ata bold Ins poaitlon, with
meaU clement.
(Continued on Page Four)
TALLAHASSEE, June 20. — looked neither SO nor 133 >eaterlinn ovu. .
subject were submitted by the gasoline revenue allocation
id tr aoam at bar da part
Tbo first to got actually under (AP)—Th* keeoml appeal of a
swapped
vole*
foe
nfflte#
(Continued
on
Pag*
Four)
pupils
through>ut
the
state
but
I n v e s t i g ators State
es votod'down. hat not
way ware Otto Hllllg. ^4-year-old man itntrncod to lit* In prison for
those of Mis* Haas and Mr. Bills
n f u r a Ions and useless diephotographer from Liberty, N. Y., tho axo staling of hi* wlf# today
They E x p e c t Mys ware
adjudged of the highest or
fckiTMe m an■Is one of tho
and Holger Holrils, hi* pilot, rested w ith,the Florida Supreme
-^'Wjadrwreat |o needed Us
tery To Be S 0 1 V C Cl I d«r of e«ch*ntr. Earh will t*
known to air men a* "H riJ Your Court followtag otal argument*
that la la the Have*. The
presented with a gold medal
Hone*.” They took off late yes In the rehearing of- th# case ytrsFlat Ida will be much hotstomped on one' sid* with th#
terday from T»tar boro Airport,
NEW
YORK.
June
20
-<A
P|—
hU rotate at Heme hasp
Sherman He*, th* largest 1n Cali
Hasbrouck Heights. N. J , for trid a ).
Attorneys for WIH'am Raymond
District Attorney Edward, ami In- fornia and o a'th e uthsr j | f e *
June 29—(A P)— Newfoundland, where they vgH1 reaald
yrstrrRose Harris, widow
wreath ..r pine Lines ii.-tRi' ten--*, .TrtffW ViolaLions festu
S l ^ S S i t ‘S ! £
Ur *Harris, rrdgtor
something tn ter of whlth U thy namr'tfT the
“ *‘meal cveluslvrly. cases htuttglu..,.
an
lMirelr
«ireumv»*ntlal
evidence
—Taxpayers
'
yesterday
iremrd
.
•
^
Unele' tfm u s and other char ■Rath Nichols, society girt who on purely circumstantial
before Municipal Judge U.
.
happen" within the next three winner.
i m
acter* f t plantation fiction, yea- aspire* to cross ' th* AUsutlc which failed lo prove hi* arts “ab determined to prove even the
The young Floridans_called on Ware in police court ye,
day*
In
thslr
Inrestlgatlon
of
the
'7 » '
tarday filed suit for |IO.OOaOOO alone, today rushed repair* on her solutely Inconsistent" with kk* In president tan he vgrong annul fill
death #f Ktarr Faithful), whose Hanalor Fletcher »nin after they afternoon VlyUtlon nf the^
against the Coca-Cola Company, plaaa which was damaged Thurs nocence, as they claimed It should ers! finance*.
arrived. They were arcompanlod ilg s ordinance wa* the chief ofv ’ sj;
alltglag Infrtsgament of copyright day when she landed at Floyd undo the law.
Recently, President Hoove, es body was washed up on la>ng hy Mrv. Walter I . Wyle of Ht. frni* whlck brought offender*
in lu use o f'U n d o Remus char* Bennett Field for fuel preparatory
Th# etato'* attorneys relied un timated the del If It would stani at Brarh a week ago last Munday.
Petersburg, chairman of the con- to rourt.
The line along which they are
meter. In advertising.
to flying for Harbor Grace. She the records of Carve.’* trial .n about $y50,000,000
seivsllon committee of the Hut*
when
the
Abraham Jinklns, c u t o r o d ,
The suit waa filed In federal said eh* hoped to b* able to take Highlands (teunty lo **s*n their financial year close, June 30. The now working is not ba«ed on a
Federation
of
Women's
Club*
In
charged
with a violatlvn o f that*
court and Judge E- Marvin Un off by Sunday.
claim he was given a fair trial treasury was then dr*|>rr in the new clue, they «ald, but I* so Florida, under whose guidance the nature, pleaded guilty and wap
promising that the mystery *urdrewood signed an order railing
Wiley Poet sad Harold Gaily, and that tk* rvldeuce adduced ted than vine* 11*10.
r o tiding the girl’s death may be entire matter has l-een handled fined f t. Theodore Mnrgaa, col
on tho Coca-CoU Company to polled for a record flight around pointed to his guilt.
and hy ths'r mother*. The- parly ored. chargod with o|w rgtta|
llut the defleit Wa* tumbled
t |
show cause before him July Id. tbc world In what they hop* will
Csrver, who rame to Retrl’g abruptly bt-luw the thief rxrcu fleered un before the arrival Mon we, presented to Senator Fletcher a car without a muffler. ptoagaA'^—.
day of Dr. G. Jameson Carr from
gasoline I why th* company should not be be leas than eight days, expect from Philadelphia, was ihargad
waa a | permanently enjoined from the tr be streaming aeroee th* Atlan with killing his wl|# and child tlve'e predicted flgute yesterday England with the le tlrr In which by 11. II. CollIngWJod, forester guilty and wa* fined »IA0. ' % < u l
Nathaniel Thompson, col >red, in
.
use of Uncle Remus characters in tic from Harbor Grace by Mon With an aa* wh to they slept and by second quarter Instalment pay Hlarr wrote, "When you receive for the Amerii-sn Fore,try As«orlallon which worked in co-o|>*ra- court for npeiat ng a ra r vcllh pg- -Vtholr odvortlslng, but sot no daU day If th* weather continues tu then shooting to depth a negro ment* nn lltao Intome,.
this I will be deed."
Judging by past treord,. ties*
Inspector King a third Ihr In tion with the forestry strvire of ly one head light and with l*»- ■ *
7 / T h o props sod'fic Isa on keroerne I f*. hearing
has ring tho damage asuit.
improve. They have been making employe in an effort to cover hi*
4 on -■,
ury off'rial, believed Ih* )»ar vestigation may lead lo tho or- the slate in primot ng the contest proper brakes, wa* lined (I.M^Oti
............................
her pe• W te ho used to do# tho poaalosw , Mrs. Harris
alleged In
last-mlnuto preparation* at Roose deed.
.
•
the former chatgr, while tho *J
wouM close with espcndiluie, ra- rest of a inspect, hut declined lo Just concluded.
tM ConfedsootOiMlwen sod tholr titioo that tho Coca-Cole Company
C
velt Field.
Deeding hli innocence, Carver reading rm ripts h> less then
Senator Fletcher was happy to tg- <was dismissed. Ilffirer
ray definitely whether It Imll' Widows. This wUJ gamers
about S
benefited •10.000.000
n o .aboot
1 1has
ha* bonaflted
IIO.OOO.OOO ffrom the
Clyde Pangbom. with th* back
ratml murder or suieltl*. lie was meet his home state visitor* whom dvrejn mad* tha artr»L
optoU tax. I use of tho characters creeled by er and co-pilot, Hugh Herndon, claimed he shot the negro after ti*oo .ooo.ooo
the
man-servant
hacked
the
m
>thWalter Kearr*. rolored, who,
oomo ap In I her husband and asks that turn hop* to start from Floyd Ben
The deficit sited et ItMhJiM.O.t) lurllnetl lo the sulrlde theory »o hr assured of his willingness to
or and child to death w th thu
MU Monday. ] la damage*.
nett Field early neat week. Their axe. Mrs. Catver's family declared at th* close of business June 17, far. Elwards wa* moro |H»tllvn contribute in any way tu tbe pleas when pursued by Officer flWJf#*^
■ Mga] Mis. Harrle, In her petition, ambition Is to fly from th st field
yesterday's tabulation* showed aa than ever that Hberr Failhlull ure uf their slay In Washinxt in. Iroks a gallon Jug uf "moon
pltol la suta S hot build-1 said her bosband "Invented, orig to Moscow non-*top av th* first their beljef In the husband’* In compared with a lueretlln* d*y hail lieen murderetl.
The public school 'pupils of 4H shine" whtokay which was In Ih* tteThe only fart they^niaile public reunite, were represented In th* g r i , rar. wa. In .ro u rt nn A
in tho Iprisg with H ‘* lasted, compoood and wroU" a leg of a Journey around the world. nocence.
f'xture of 4l.Ol7.2lt.H77.
Th* oral argument* yeslentoy
stow w ith' the' summer I bo>h entitled -’Uncle Remus—HU
On tha credit sheet for
the y ctrrd ay was that they had essay rontest. Polk i-nunly was ,aiil c i t i f i of
were marked by the exhibit ng of day ware lisrume lex payment* of learned definitely Mrs. I cirri ta lo have rontribulrd lb* Urgett Ware fined hint *10.
la n j i o t 'B build Inc •* * I Bongs and Baying*", and attached
th* ax*, gun and blood.«l»ined IXP.VIOJtM. a total whlth #*• Filipaltlck of larrhioont, N. V, measure of ruiperatlon between
Ottr seen, and that Is
I wore pho testa tic coplas of copy( hfttK»w of violation
iN u
It soenu to Ms, that lhaao I rlghu and records a t Washington.
clothing used as tvldcnre in tbo I reded payment* un Mai. 17 by who hart a id MU* Kelthfull un an the schools and the American • top.sirn ordinance wrr* brouiht'
Id cut oat All thM foollihPhotograph* attached to th# pe
ctran voyage, saw her in Grand Forcstty AsiM-latlon. while Ih* ags n*t the foil >wing |H-r*otu:
original trial.
•1,000.0(10.
I time kitting measures, tltlon show store windows dareCarver was presented by Stale
In estimating a Issl-tlay deficit Central station at 2:30 P. M. mi largest number of essays were Mrs. E. D. Hlrvrhsrt, wluwe rasa
g*t through. u
• I rated with Undo Ramus characters
Senator W. D. R*H, Atradia. and af less than I'.uni.inni.imsi. , 1111( 181# the day she disappeared.
written under the guidance uf the wav rilsmlssed lor la, k of evi
I’rtiiling the arrival uf Dr. Carr,
NEW YORK, June SO .-(A P)— William A. Pri e. Miami Th* had placed June in. unu- lax col- gran t jury proceedings were |H.«l- rnmmlttoe nf which Ml*. Ann* dences t*. C. Whltllntlim, who*
' ! QUAIH
iT A Ilf
h g t - S S S charge* that o;
slate wa* represented hy Assist
| leaded guilty and »»» fined H i
7 . A grand Jury Indicted Dutch ant Attorney General II. E. Car iecl'ona' al f2IHI.tHMl.lHNI. Tabula |H.nei| until Tuesitoy. The strain- Nold Paddock nf luikrtand was W. K. Itotn, who plrndcl gulpy
•- ” *
....
I of thU year, tho Coco-Col
el
sirmati.
M
i„
Haas
and
Young
tions
te
date
>how
that
I
Id.'ijt07.fkbults,
Bioua
hoodlum
chief,
yes
MURCIA, Bpal%jfrao 90—(AP) Company "M thoat her knowledge
ter and RUto's Attomry L Grady 077 of thl* sum is alrrauy In ship Ijuonla, on which he l» le- Bills will attend the meeting here and wa* fined H i K. W. It rg#:».
~
W roaaent and In Infriagomant o f ’ terday. At th* u rn s time poller of Waik hula.
lurnlnk’. *HI disk In Iluelun Hunwlio pleaded guilty ami was fined
learned
civil
war
was
immiaeut
government coffer*.
•light 1copyright”, began publishing and
itoy and then proccv«l to New of the 4-11 Club in annual encamp • I; and R. K. Ilatrlngton, win, as*aiong
New
York's
"publicene
menl on Ih# department of >*grt
Another
rsplsnatl
m
uf
the
do.
... . _ . .
.
conUauaa to publish Undo Ramus
York,
arriving
Munday.
rllnlng deficit was lirnnil in the
W|n4n?4 M W W I ■■•••• displays snd cutout* for children, mas," who are a t ptraent under
Inspertur King yesterday bail culture lawn lu which boy# and treated a W b ml. Frank Fhaie.
(Spendlure, tidunm Earlier ea- received a note ennlained In a bot girls representing '45 Rial*, will white youth, failed l<> ap|>ear In
bhattoawdand a h ) ir t* f a U to | ^
, tid M 000 | ( tb»«« win- th* earn* sort of affkiml scrutiny
tlmatea had plat ml the fiscal year tle washed up «n a Long Island be in attendance. Th* pisaentatlun court, and hi* rasa waa roiillnued
displays bar* bean distribu that put a (hack to tha activities
aggregate at about 4l.|.1&.INIO.OtM, beach Wednesday. The note reed of their medal* will take pto.a until June ft1.
ted throughout tho United State* of Al Capon* lu Chicago.
Underworld report* told of th*
there.
while M th only a dosen day, re a* follow-:
1M
land ».000,000 of the cutout* for
return to tow n'of Vincent Cell, a
maining govrinmrry rt|ienses are
R lttr IN CURA
I children given out.
“Help!
I
am
going
lo
be
thrown
Foreign Iuottcrien T q ,
former KchuKs underling. Tho*#
WASHINGTON, June 20. — running nt-aiL •.13n.000.IHNI below overboard—and I'm a little tight.*
.
,
On the bark of th* cutouts th* report* aald Coll Was rolling an
Bolivia
And
Paraguay
(A
PI—Panlshment
wa*
rartrd
out
Be Fought In Americi^'
ILIA -O uba, June 20.1^GUon said, are paraphrased
U was stoned "Htarr Falthfull"
ambitious eya SI th , momentarily by the com mere* department >ra- thl.
" - - $ s t t n , n lobor-km rm a purported to ho Uncle Re empty throw of Mo old leader.
with only o*oe "I," and thl* rni*- Said In State Of W ar
tsritoy to ih* four p.lols who dlti s tally wvandad
WASHINGTON, June 8 0 - ( A P ) , '
, |M*1ling and the f*rl that the
FIND NEW VEItTKIlKATKH
Cell, It waa said, fart town a few talked tbeidadkalton of th* Hard
HANTIAGtl, Chile, Jun# 20— - A federal crusadn against
tf|§4 pollc«m«« I
losleo'iglst's analysis revealed no
week* ago to saniperat* from
wound* Inflicted Hi a gun belli# ing memorial al Marion. Ohio, LENINGRAD. Jun# 20.—(A P)— islrohol In Ih* girl's body aatab (A l'l—A state cf war between Amrriran iiartkipatloa In foreign .
iLo^irhaTiillrM.
Kassil renisin. of a Specie* of g i lishrd to hit satisfaction that It llulivia and Paraguay In th# Gran sweepstake lotteries w a s *nMut * h t haltUd r n i ^ Bank Of
A rU
e nitedSU
G u Utci
t y M U follower* Of Jo* and I'at* Rao. Tuesday.
I'hsro region over a stouuldcilng nounrwd today by Solicitor Don
Th* Uren** of Frank Ityrriy uf gantic reilrtoL le water animals was a boa*.
who vrielJ considerable unofficial
boundary dispute was pictured to nelly, #T the I'oatofOea Deport*
Detroit wa* suapendM lor AO itory which lived several score rnillb n
slroeta of
Hiflucntt in U i Bronx.
day In reports reaching here.
meat. D nnclly called tha a ltta i l i
NSW YORK. Jure ! 0 -< A P > fihcuId Cat) actusll) attempt to and peaalUa* of fivrs wrrv de- fta rs a>* have been discovered
IIF.I.I* NF.AKMIGHTRII
A UUpalcb from Arlra said It lion of newspapora. foreign
brea of th* four official* of t
assume tbo awatle of Dutch Isi mined upon for John f . Cm r i M prarlMtatcd layers of liinestono
Mod Bank af tho Uoltod Rtotoo Schults while U* latter I* held al. Joseph C. Marker. Harold naar Rtallngtad an j un the upper
DtlHHF.LtKlRF, Oetmany, June was lea mad that the Bolivian gov- muter*, 'Slid all Individual* I
for IS weak* «*o charge* HsIpUre u tbo store <>f th* tow, Dlftelh >rrt and Grant C. Mrlvln banka a f th r Volga by *n ri
—(AP)—
A i^ -tAPI—To help shart-slglited eminent had ordered tw* regi the Americas mails to tha
officials raswldsy It poasibl* tMbt of Ctovolaad. Th* amount of th* tlan a / tbe Geological Museum of tassevurvre, lha local strert car ment* Into thr vast Jungle land t sat pis tad campaign, nnd sold,
tho Academy t f Hr:, are*.
ablgI vkiod today by county Jury Jer- th* publto soeastos might well di fire* tats M l pot been fisrd.
romf4nv ha, hisUltod a device vailed "Green llcll". frem'La Pas “government will do everything J
'
its power to stamp oat sash I
bat SM. TWy disagreed on Henry PoL vide tat* ooafHctlag rank* and
whereby a bell ring* at stopping and Cochabamba.
Ptrsidont
Hoover
r*,|ur<ted
■LRTTH PRFRIDRNT
Air MM, hood af tho book’s legal M - w*g* war Upoa each ether re well that tbs flier* be d'srlplined oflor
Official* In lav Pa* were quoted legal pra llces".
place# and the routs u m b e r nf
River I rArtowat. Boraard Marcs*. Prealthe car Is ftashad on a Irsnspwc. a* denying that lha regiments
Ik* noire of their motors had dta
CARACAS. Venrsurla. Jane 20. ,n*y long before tha numbar on tho were mobilised for th# purpose of
bruaS|dhatl SaaJ Rlagor, vie* prealdeotj
- Russell Jonea. lar bod tbo Mari Ml ceremonies In
V. M. AMBAUADOR
—(A F )—Gan Juan VlrenU Gomes,
sea. Herbert Ringer, dork; ’. TboJgs*
IndictH tk* which ha
reopening a tong standing dis
•eon.
rar
ran
alvin Fool d ie
•aidant an I dominating
avlrtad. Beutoare MU ba racksUoo |
for poataaalng
VIENNA, Juna tO —(
agree meat.
Vanrsueton politics for
Tuesday. Tbo saaabuua a revs
f first and see yartiripwtod.
Th# move was Interpreted tu Ralph Booth, editor a
DO-X END* FLIGHT
*vr
keen
under
Tha
tu
years,
was
unanlyoar*
the dsteetrean that Bolivia was reenfiu tng •r sad United Etatoa
pending an
alar ted president of Van|1M 0
ss nine pre- tem porary i
KIO DE JANEIRO, Jon* s i — ! It* small garrisons and ouipoita, to Denmark, died today
«- a ------I
among
la
v
w
s
t'^
*
y.
II*
wss
elected
to
_ s ranging
vtow
gs.tein, Austria At tha a|
gourd “sin.are fRH H a v aasp’red tr-iw ft. Dr. (A F )—The Garmon flying h«at , Indicating that srtasl warfare wa*
I tohomM ta.
'>LANT CfTY—Plant CRf
fare* dli
Death i t i t attritottod to
DO-X
rmvptotod
I
to
tong
flig
h
t,
under
way-or
th
at
oos
or
both
of
very
apologatia
J a m Boat •to Peres, who ewalgwod
In cvtry la
trouble.- ‘ M# ato* tom
from
RwItaartoAd
today
When
it
the
nationg
war*
preparla*
to
Nitcd to th* dla- last wash at the demand of Convras can- for bav
al I9T
from a h rert sOamwC
landed U tha harbor at noon.
• attack. •
-:
present."
comfort
W
v.i
- s d l St
's>ief*
LOCAL BOY GETS
TRIP TO CAPITAL
AS ESSAY PRIZE
MAYOR WALKER
CELEBRATES HIS
50TH BIRTHDAY
EXPLANATION OF
FATTHFULLDEATH
EXPECTED SOON
Oral ArgumajU h i
Carver Case Made
Before High Caort
Widow Of Creator
Of Unele Remus Is
Suing BigCompany
Estimated Deficit
In U. S. Treasury Is
B een Over-Stated
Traffic Violations
Feature Session Oft
Judge Ware’s Court |
r
&
Bronx Beer Baron
Indicted By Grand
Jury In New York
Punishment Meted
Fliers Who Vexed
President Hoover
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E ^ . T t L I f r . In that Inning ha*oat tho T*d»
wltho.t
which
RR A T do*n
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r A A 1 1ha hapl tip far thiaa raora Inning*
4 lf% l£ l
ARhp*gh B*eh got • triple In tb#
P llim
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tffrria ra
H r e D e L a n d 7 R llItB
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By K i l l VCKAAL
ror* to tha right of him. orta tha loft of him. « | Into tha
i* of defatt atrad* w rather,
TafaU tll tK*
r hardw orking level.haaaed
m, who, called to. th f mannd
DeLand paatorday when
agar Chapman waa unabU to
L
- f «Wa aaw*
t u r.ng on tba play, .ml'-’ Wilke*
filed out to Higgins.
/
No ura telling pen haw ’.he Frd*
were held hltlaee and runla-. until
th* seventh when thep .cored »T°
run* on two MU, and an pnot, In
cluding Pet*. Scblrard1* doubU-to
ratcad Inning, tha rod*
d(dn t
crack. a»4 urn ' DeLand outfit
failed to raora. However, in tha
thltd, they paihcd orcr thraa run*
<n » combination of unoiual e l f
poo might ray. Boblnran opraed
w h* a boat oat "hit In Ip ttl of the
plat*. Philip* hit a long flp to eraw,X h w#al | w u J ^ bee„ baraara R*d Martin. In trying
to flejd lt, ran Into lh# b tk k thraWr wWk Web fere# that h# waa
hnoehfd raid. Britt, who thought
Martin Wi. going to « U h the be l,
.
. u bat. toeing Martin
h(|
j i r t / b a gathered .peed
Ju and got the^ball Ju»t In time
th t- _ H ^
to the Infield to
•
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a
ranter, acoritfg both rong*ra. Nor
I* them any ura tilling poo how
DoLand aeorad four tuna an three
h lu and two arrora In th* tilth ,
DoLand m arly .cored • run In
tha raranth to anaOtor F aj error,
b u ta faat doubU
Higgiai to Petora. killed the
thane..
Aa aald befort, th* fralura of
th# gnina wna TofaUttl'* roolne**
In
far#temper
of tough
At
be th*
let hi*
got bra«k».
away with
bat, tha Fad* produced Miller and
If lawltt* aa I lam rani ■ nltvaf I khll
him. Hr .Ingled in .the flrat.ftlThe box icon r f , ■**»
nittybat, when ha wm called oat too. In thl* w»p. r>'t. man ' W r
ah * h pa
com*. cvcrtbdi* lhl» J . aA 'I wo HANFORD
Brill, If
4* 1
X
• raitut Hanford, on* wfo'iCadShi P chlratd/e
4® I
3
r ml one with Daytona, i'v* nqtlrad1Dralrh, w
. » , 1. 1 1
Ihcl'lht DeLand ouim n»t« to hit
Iho bhll U variots spot# lh lltO In
renter field fence. Red adnriU lb*t I to1.1. Ob purpura 1 ^utp.«»;•*>•• 1’etora,. lb* , 1 . 1 0 12
th . 4 1 t
a
you enn’t ptap ball nnd be griped c»u«c in every *»m* t, ».w, Dm lilgglna,
Hantaan, 3b
4 01 t
at the .am* time, and he premie*, riiitlng tetm mod# i t larat lb *»41 1
t
a d ffetent .lorp hen next Bon- •i»U, oil by tnflelder*, apd, u ft* Tafaletti, p
Bt four nnd u many t# eemkl ra
dap,
. . ...88 I I WI
Krt m a fielding .toad-point, re r». That may bo strategy oh the
ah r h po
Johnnie lllgglna and Jack Patera p u t of tho DeLand oht/it.A rt^t. DBLAND
Beck, cf
i 01 8
were tb# beet on lb* chib. Hig
Wilke., e
1 1 1, •
gins hot Impioved h i. g«ma about
Ram., If
1.000 per cent .Ince last month,
Bll«bp. If
0 A«
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and I. eaillp th* moat natural ball
Kobtasan lb lb '
I 1 3*
plaper In the Infield. H* had a
Philip*, lb, 8b $ t 1
3
goo,) day a t bat and In th* Held,
M 'RowantblV • t •
•
although be mads oad error;
Culp, n
* 1 * 0
P aten handled t i n t ha^e ta klg
llngan, rf
3 00
1
u.ual fin* style, digging low
MTormick, p. 4 0 1 0
throws ont of tb* d lri w ltb uner
ring #•**.
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In defense of tha Fed* and their
error*, thep w in plaptog On Ut*
n ard Infield In the league. It Is
a treacherous affair that aaad-cM*
thing Ihtp call an Infidld *rar in
Ireland, m l I think that tha Do-
bast#. Culp *, PhlUpa, MtOdrfaa.
Sacr.fke hit#, Echini*., Left <ra
boaoa. Haifaad A DtLaad A Dowbtoplay*, Dootth toTHlgghm.W
Poton. Baaaa oWh-Ba, off T if tM U I, off McCormick A Btrack wat,
bp TafaWUl *, krmMcCorn;k k 7.
HU bp pltohoe, MOWr bp M«C*cmlek, Hogan bp TafatotiL Wild
pitch, Tafaletti. E*r**a ran*. Ban ont .for It
praatit*>Tba pro
_
‘of tha tw*
foOawai'Chase A
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JACKSONVILLE, June 10^(AP)—Lacoy D. Wllllama, 11, waa
m *
m
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gam
f -L > _ . | u e
with ather hop*. Ha Jived from a
deck and waa diownod de.pito #f.
torta of two other bays who at
tempted to pall, him from tha
Score bp limingtl * DeLand
(03 014 OOx-U 1* • Water. 111# body waa rvmured aft
Hanfcrd
M0 000 *00— 7 0 0 er about II cnlntaa and flramw
Summary! Bona batted la, Bar triad reaoacitatlon with na Inhalator, hat failed.
couldn't get off wor£ pextlrdap rl.on, t, Hehiiard,
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S d a r. IL Klnlaw,
THU.. RxUnda. Anight SteoM,
.'•m'th. H.'-. Fhlltlpa, Btbmon. aad
Mprkk.
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BUNNBLL—(ndrna Cbraralet
Oo.. erecting •buliptag; nad filling
•Utica an Stela Brad No. A
Censlracttaa stM tS r* *
cadi i k At- r u r a l d a i.* ^u u c»
Doplon* . .......... — >0 1
Winter Park
....— 8 ®
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7 0 A38
HI. Auguitln# • •—~. — 4 0 M t
Hanford .................. 3 1* -,d8
YMTKRDAVH r e s u l t s
Bt. Aug. .1 100 104 0 3 0 - 0 11 *
Dtptooa .... 004 110 *00-10 II •
Batletleat U r a , Olaiaer and
Motleyi Whatley, U. Wllllama,
llarnande* and Pocettl. •
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Crcoa . . . - 001 01* 00Q-4 H I
Phlladalph’a
W'a*filrt*tun
New Yotk .
(*level.ad...
Boston
rhlc.,6’4 ,
HI. Loyla
to
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TxiTwn
arks to aomo Other Individual,
be Feda get off to «i. g n a t
t , pounding out flT* ■b .tu tl
M u which, with an arror. aid
ratk, gave them flv# runs In
t i n t frame. MrCormPk, on
, mound for Ura DeLand outwaa eartalaly Id faul shape In
Ingadag.‘H ilit waa oT a *h*n
^a d**pp*i4 M 7»<r 41* halL
la Scblrard,laid dotmi I fMcy
at te advaar. Urttt to aaoond,
L.'whe* Phi UtP*, pUping ftoaA
th* threw g et swap.from klph
St Went oo to .th ird a»d aeorad
.th# A m baiawun tkraw the
1 past third Mac. DraUh then
ihlad to loft field, aroriog. a
•a d Ular M Rod M artin'. *tatyto right flaid. Bad going to
■aftd.cm the tkraw homo. P it
Par Mb th* t i n t ball pitched
a for a .Ingle te relilet, hot
tit in waa th p w n M l At tha
da. Petora taok a walk,' mov; Millar to raeond. John H|g• tingled to r g h t field, acar[ Millar. Roy jlarrlM a doubled
winter field, aad honra mom
t r s t b k iia t h oamrb
Not Beheduled.
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CirafimaU. ..'001 030 0 0 0 -4 i l l
Batterlrai 4. Bllllotl and Dartei
Lue.a, •Dgden, Eckert, Carroll and
Hukafeyth, '' . .
Bratpn
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Hi. Louis ' . 900 0O0 4 1 0 -6 i 1
B attraiesiB randt,' Maid sad'
Hpohrer; Joka.on, Hleut and
Mancuao, Wilson.
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Now York . . 001 001 IO s-3 O f
1’Jttlburgh — 100 000 000-1 0 1
BalterltC) llul.UII and O' P ar.
rail; Preach and PhlUpa.
Droeklpn , *00 140 OOi—7 11J
Chicago ..... 000 1*1 010—8 1 / 1
B.tteilea: Van** and LambacdL
Lipoai BwralUnd, Beth. Teat haul,
W arrats and Hartnett.
Heconrf O tn ai ' '
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Brooklyn ... *000 000 000-4) I 1
Chkag* .... ooo lo t I l f —• 14 l
* Batt*ri**i Lugue, D ap.' tfaara
and Lope.i Malone and Htaulop.
"fWd t h k h BfHt mla, and whk)| went far two
With** went U third Inmf ta rin g , heeaua# , ^k* Dramatic
it the ball ^wu fotof to bp Revelation!
. BabUaunVhlt u
«m p V8 ’r- t }’fi* •#*
to Harriion. whs, with
NEW !
D irrU K N T I
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Put in a call'for the cigarette that's
made to smoke milder and tasttbetter!
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Cocoa
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art of getting alacgflh with web o!
the camp’lg Qian than k l^ *jvdjtn i
Ur. Camping Itade to develop tha^Ub
rhUtnlb AlhWulhifcan;
It ebangair the
•i, think of bo*
waaWba threw* standing, manly ana vlsanue w qln
lU te n f e H Ilk* the hardahlpi of.Wai
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kwlm; now to Uag a boot; How to balk} a f tr r a n d
out; handicraft aeCvitjUwhleharelnteroatlnt—*o$
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W ¥ » .W * w B iB
tralha for ftaden1
“•tick
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up,1
and ft
awabljr nun*
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reaponalbUlt*. (U
outdoor iitlrlw * i
wonderful oftpbrti
great Giver of all
outdoor*," ‘ -'**iv ■
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�‘MRS. PRESIDENT
R CLASSMATES
Tha Rat. t. J . Melnerny, paator.
Maaa 9:00 A. M.
Darotiona after Maaa.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
aaeial seeaUng of the 8L
g -Guild ef the noly Croea
Mpal Church will ha hold a t 4
fc at the Episcopal pariah
►with Mrs. Johji L. Galloway
Mga. Raymond C. Phillips aa
i Truth Seekers Class of the
Math odist Church Will ham a
4 picnic a t tha horns a t Mrs.
Brownell, 407 N. Wild OUm
•a, Daytona Beach, with Mrs.
Wlleon, Mm. John Vaughn,
D. C. Bervlift. Mm. W. L.
and Mrs. L D. H art tha com9 \|n charge.
• •
Mm. A. C. MeLqndoa oatartainad with a bridge party Thoreday after* ma at har home, 1M0
Park Avenue, la honor of har
Matar, Mm. A. K. Morrison, and
Mm. T. J. Bagg*. of Tampa, who
have been har house gnaaU thla
week. Gift*, aa mementoes of tha
octaalm warn pmaaatad to tha
honor rita ta by tha hastens.
At tha ' eoaclaalan of tha
hrldga t u n a , high aeem pilar, a
Hack g fe a bridge art, want to
Mm. Jam s' Huff, whita aacoad
Ugh acorn prise, a sprrta acarf,
w«a awarded ta Mm. 1 llatman
Middleton. A bos of atatlooary
waa given to Mm. R. a Wright
who cat high. c
LaU in tha evening rafmah.
caaata In ehadee of plak and
whlu warn aarvad by tha haataaa.
Quantitle, of gUdrili, alao In
ahadaa of pink and .whita, warn
airanged about tha room* wham
tha guaeta warn entertained.
Thoee Invited to ho with Mm.
Morrlaoa and Mm. Hdfgb ware:
Mm. Don McDonald, Mm. L. H.
8mlth. Mm. V. E. Djligtasa, Mia.
J. t Stemna, Mm. Jamea Huff.
Mm. Oeorya 8. McCall, Mm. R.
B, Wright, Mm. L. E. 8poorer,
Mm. Harntan Middleton,
Mia.
OeorgU Hart. Mm. C. F. Procter,
Mm. B. & Stowe, Mm. W.
E. Van. and Mm. J. W. DamcotL
rd P arty ” Is Mrs. W hitner Hostess
By A zarians A t P arty La<t Night
'TOehome a t Mr. and Mrs. a
Sixteenth Btraat and Sanford
A m o a t. Tha Rat. F. M. Matter,
pai tor,
Bible athool—9:41 A. M.
'Worthlp and Communion—11:00
A. M.
Evan lag Sarvlea—4:00 P. M.
Ch Hot Ian Badaavor—T:00 P. M.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
Mr. and Mrs. D. U Thraahtr
am spending aomml days a t Camnado Ranch with thalr daughtar,
Mm. J . D. Woodruff.
Mlao Laura Caldwell, of Ortaado,
Mrs. Mark Britt, of Atlanta, for
merly of Winter Gsrdtn.
A t Odd Fallowa Hall, corner
Sanford Amnua and Genera Ave
nue.
J. U Yeoman, paator.
Preaching 11:00 A. M.
Evening Service 1:00 P. M.
Wednesday evening prayer rarelea 11:00 P, M.
Everyone la cordially Invited.
Mm. Nettie 8eeley, 3d, aa her daughter, Hetty, 15, pictured kb*ve,
are both enrolled a t North weetan . University,.where they gr* ta k
HOLT t'R tftk CHURCH
_ the
______i
ing
sameroumee. They am to gra.lu
June | l , 1931. T *
after leaving school will travel together
Second Sunday afU r Trinity.
No early Barrie*.
Church athool, 9:30 A. M.
Morning prayer and sermon.
LONGWOOD
11:00 A. M.
Young people, 6;30 P. M.
At The Chiurehet
FERN PARK
Mr. and Mm. A. F. MeAHIatar,
of Tampa, formerly of thie city,
am announcing the birth of n
daughter, Elisabeth, on June 15 In
Tampa.
Mr. and Mm. P. N. Whitehurst.
Miaa Hnsal WhIUbumt and Mlaa
Allurn Whltahumt left today for
points In Gaorgta whom they plan
U spuvj tha entire summer.
.FIRST METHODIST CHURCHRev. Cat mil Varner
-W het About Prayer T" Is the
Christian Scltnce literature may subject of the sermon by the I’ss.
he redd bomnded «r purrhareJ tor s t II A. M.
Open Tuesdays and Fridays from
"The Night Cometh- will be the
t to 6 P. M.
suhjeet ef the evening sermon at
H o'clock. A rordlal welcome to
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
everyone.
Pork-Avenue and S.xth S treet
League* at 7 P. M.
W. P. Ilroohs J r , Vaster.
Hunday School at 0:45 A. M.
Sunday School, 10:00 Ai M.
I’rof. McKay Super.
Murnlng Worship—l7 ’9fl A. M.
Prayer Meeting Wed. night at
I’rear h In*—3:00 ?;■ M«.
IL Y. P.|U . 7 P. M.
t
Evening •service—9:00 P. M.
Wednesday evening prarar tervice,,4:00 i\-M .
■ V*.'
H. W. Honk, Jr., student a t Tasaa School e f Technology, and T e a "
Houk, recant graduate of Waco
Hlgk School, Waco, Texas, have
Joined their parents, Ms^ and Mrs.
W -Jioala a t
or schema ef pink
Sad
ptelsisdhy
MEMPHIS, J um 10. —(A |
lln b rrt Healer,, rnimbn
*
prominent Dalis*, T es, fan
•mi Ralph Arnold and J
Cbetri*, brought ham (om Da
for questioning In connection 1
the $29,000 robbery of a h
ham May 4, warn held t>
grand Jury on robbary char
yesterday upon plaaa of not ■■
at thalr arraignment befot*
juatlra of the paara.
JACKSONVILLE— Jackac
Ship Chandlery and Aamlng
pany purchased Jackmnville
and Awning Company, 239
Bay S tm t.
THE TASTY SHOP
Por Rent—FurnlnTird He
Corner Eleventh 81.
Mme. Jeanne Graves -hove, a
and Oak Av*.
nidus, became tnc wtle of Presi
Opposite Ceort Heaae.
ditinnal cost or advertising. Tax 8ale will be h eld :
August 3rd.
JNO. D. JINKINS,
1
Tax Collector Seminole County
CORONADO BEACH
£{Uy,
Bridges ore
FREE
The heal bearh In the world Is sow accessible to jrotl
without lolls nnd within fifty minutes drive.
HFOitD COMMUNITY
<
CHURCn
Woman's Club BuHdisg. Osk
Avenue -nekr Third Hlretfc.v,
The Re« U*ud* f t, .Cbfnelng,
minister. J
jr *
and cake wrre armed.
S e rv W s l. 3-.30 P-. M. "
Those present were Mes,lames
Shade Walker. J r , who has been
K.ve yon# will b« conU^Uy wtlenjoying a visit with relaUvea at
comad and made to fool at hom*.
----------- f
varioao points In .Southern Flori
da, returned last night to the
FREE METIIODIMT MISSION
home of hie elster. Mm. H. Roby
At Faith’ Gospel Tabernacle, 420
Lalng, Rose C ourt Ho woo ac
West First Street.
companied by his brothir, George
Hunday • School, idtOO'A. M.
Walker, of Evergiadee.
Preaching, 11:00 A, M. by Kata
II. Booth, pastor.
Mlea Parry Lee Bell and Mite
Mtna Howard eipM t to .leave
FAITII tIOHPBL TAJIKHN ACLK.
Monday ky motor for a trip to,
830 West First Street.
Hunday School 10:00 A. M.
New York City- Eoroute them
Preaching—I P. M.
they .will visit friends and relatlvea In Georgia, North Carolina
Prayer anf Prttls* Service 9:00
p.
||,
and Washington, D. C. They ex
Bm. klllhgan of Mo n r o e ,
pect to be away several weeks.
LAKE JHARY
Mm. C. If. Smith and daaghtrr,
1188 ETHEL HYOTLAINB. Mist Dorothy Smith, have gone to
Newark. N. J. wham they plan to
visit relatives far some time.
They w ait accompanied a*'.far aa
Washington, D. C. by Virgil Loo
Smith and His two (aani, who met
Mm. VlrgU Smith them.
IP iC lA L 8KRVICR
■— -
PULL GOSPEL TA1IKRNACLK dent Gaston Doumerge nf France
.
On Orlando road n#«r Geneva In the Elysee Palate.*
Aw,
Wm. F. MrPhemon, pastor.
Bible School Sunday A. M .-9:«5
STATE AND COUNTY TAX BOOKS j
H.nnup Sunday A. M. —11:00
Kmngellatie Service Sunday P,
WILL BE RE-OPENED JULY 6th J
M. —7:45
Tax Books arc now dosed while Hat of landa on \‘i
Prayer Meeting Wed. P. M. —
which
the 11)30 taxc* remain unpaid, la being prs-.^n
3:00
pared.
Prayer A Teellmony Wed. P. M.
Tax Books will again be open July Oth, and taxes 5
—7:45
can be paid during tho month or July, with the ad - j1
Strictly Inter-denomlnatlonal.
Mrs. Robert d Jdhneton, ef
A consolidation has lately
Bradentpa, U tha wsek-md guest formed by the Barnett Fen
of Mr. and Mrs. A rthgr Gatche) operated by Gordon Barnett
a t thalr home I n ’Loch Alhar.
Mm. M. C. Mlckler and daugh
tar, Batty Ann, ef Tampa, loft
Wadneeds/ for their home after
tending a few daye hem with the
fomwr’e parents, Mr. and Mm. M.
Bellamy.
fra. E. H. Cullum
. . . . ■!
J.
Mr. end Mrs. O. B. Elliott and
eqn, Edward, left today to spend
n short time In Georgia and Tenneisae before g ils g to Peoria,
Ohio, to make thalr futum home.
[• Party Given
—■ ■ , .
Preatblhst
* id
Prayer Reeling Thursday Nlghl
8:00 P .M .
Inter-denomlnatlonal.
DIG REFINERY ( till GERMANY
[unc 20. (A P )-W llh
esporlty of from M0,>00 barrtlla annually,
| new oil refinery at
Cana. She leaves a sister, Mrs
Heim Howland af.L tngneod and
Winter Park.
Mr*. W. J . Well* of Lyman
school, little daughter, and Mrs.
Ann Parker have gone to visit
their relatives in T.fton, Ga.
Charles Mstthews, eon of IStst*
master R
Matthews, motored to
Mr. and Mr*. W. A. Adame re- '
turned Thuraday night from a
several weeks' varaUan at various A
print* la the Whet and South. .
Mr*. Adams har bee* th* a«*st of
Mm. Joseph J. Elect at New Or.
kaaa, whU* Mr. Almas has b*en
with kla parents sad brother la
W inding,; West, - V s, s n j from
them te tfwrui *o«ero> weeks with
kla grandmot hr r In Philadelphia,
' On Hunday, June II, them will
bo ore*rb|nr at th* BspUst Church
IL W. Dlrkvrt, it being the
B Bev,
rd Htisisy in th* month.
TALE ABOUT A JAPANESE BOOSTER
Insurance eventually leavctt
Beginning June 22, 1931
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY]
VISIT
BPENCGR’8 NEW DAIRY
•*
On Country Club Rond
And Bee For Yourself Why
O ur Bacteria Count la
Maintained. Under 10,000,
U. 8. Standard For
CERTIFIED MILK
Inspection Invited
At All Hourn
h
SPENCER'S DAIRY, INC.
Oeo. C. Harden, Mgr.
PUT THEM AWAY: CLEAN
“Wo W ash With Filtered Soft W ater*
Phone 4 7 5
Seminole County
Laundry,
(Inc.) * THE TIME FOR
SEED BEDS WILL
SOON BE HERE
Improved Celery Fari
S o ld B u iLeodi
r a r D R u & i IS IS
K k ’y
MHH JC C W F E C T
�'EsSBg&Ss;
f i n ( ZcppaLn iru le d down on the
n i f m of Lake doastsiw i yester
day, thu* damonaLnUag far the
first tin* tlw t ah* could alight on
M yaatoNay ia *
4, «f n m tav y ." tie?
IUM* dry offart la
pertiel fMiHhPi. •'
•* dtTrceafMWMe
!M«rti**tHNr the
k 1’ «HW * the
• publicly heVe iil.:
rrV' -W fT t tKUl
trm -m i
rjbez-Zt
IS
tbJ:1
Ufa
w«
b e , him,” Eckener said.
‘The water Undine wan effected
Without the iiilctanc* of an out*
O W T V aaeon^V end auto* en.l IriMore fn.nd a strange (Yaft In their mIHit rveanlly wheai irfuc crew «uch u > uied when the
te 'a f th k p U w .I W ld iiig to well It, plated Mt in a second-hand auto lot on a busy atreat bare, ihJp le detruding on (and.
w h at'th e auto sale* man will tell the prospective euatomtr when he u l u (or the R. P. M. of
or W a l k e r
e b r a t e s His
s lS &
A LESSON IN BR( ADCASTING
PIGEON’S FAITHFUL
{Continued from pace One)
y.* Arrayed In all kle sartorial
lender ha ealabratad the (urn of
►k ilf century with work and
aoeracks, anoth*r w ar of *ayr ^ th a t It wae "Just another
lie Mid ha waa faellnc fine,
ut | m ar ba wore# h r the
M thlt le printed. You can't
tha few prominent dry
maltrtnc in tha capital
pointed cut that ala etraU gj board probkbd recommend the dry
follow the aame line* aa
t> campaign—conrentrntMlla in the fight far dry
Ruch MeU.nald, a young Hollywood Inventor, el
take.all background nude* out of talkln* pleUt
McDonald and hi a new Intention.
■'«, *'
•Jjh M ... frontlaptece or a title
• of the tra d e .era.'*
• he daihod fram a board of
mate meeting, . to e hospital
cation, and to a ’luncheon In
Mndr, ho reiterated that "to
tel la a creel art." He e i(tUined hi* croateot intereil la In
the neat Ml, not Die last.
"One wlarcrack often doom a a
aUHou* minded man to weor Dm
cap and bella eternally," he once -E CHICAGO—It’a r^tcK laf-b u l eve}. the. big wfacU U t e y V ' p
Mid, hut yesterday ha seem'd to into Gaining before Dm microphone. Trie Speaker la practicing fur
ho tellahlnc that role aa much a* noma anappy broadcasting whan ha gete into action covering gomes.
Left to right. Sen Kaney, Roger* Iloowby, and TrU Speaker. ___
ever.
1ft Motioned reporters!
"Dont write my obituary. Pm
not d e rt y e t”
NON-SINKABLE LIFEBOAT
Aa fur aach characterlutiona aa
jat* msjwr, tha u rto iia ) mrrrcl,
Jimmy the playboy, and all that
aort of thing, ha roplled In one
Mile. A apaclallr devised mtuhroom anchor alao waa triad out. *
• Dr. Eckener did not witness the
perfotmance,
ha waa In Berlin,
Hew* ftf the rood'behavior-of II*
dirigible reochrd him about tlio
iera* time a* a -message from
t l r flo W t Wlltlna, whom he h n
Manned to mehtAai th* pole thin
iwtemaf.
Informed him
H4K.- despite the ml*hap to hla
submarine, the Nanlllua, on her
AHaMlc Toyege, ha w.U ra try out
l i e plant for a craite under Die
A'ctU Ice.
* ln h b mraaage to mo bo aald
(hit British a a ty haa offend to
ide faculties for repairing the
5w
aulllua quickly," aald Eckener.
“I helluva Uila will merely de
lay ui for eomo daya o> that wo
can't ( c m before the end of
July. Bbootd Wllhlna fall to arrive
a t the pole, we would atiU carry
out the Afctle gvijrepM e and
aclentiftc ctpedlt'on,
only we
would hkvo to chance our pUna
for financing.” 7 -
INVENTOR
"flU -
is r s -u 'w —
v i jmf L:
ned h r the Pfeaidadt. *■
Similar preilrim * are
ated ta the war debt W
and in tha w ar debt . aw
_
gray-halted Man whited eftmwg t* the signal for the plgecha to eei
•wooping down from the have* c f Dm 4>eliding*. for thojr I M auro
a faaat 'when ha appears. Here pro two favorite* picking lb* kbrm
of earn from between h |i Up*. < 1
ii g g ? ^
r ♦ 0* i
BUILDING SJTB CHOSEN
fj
WASHINGTON, A im 2 ft-(A D
—The treasury yesterday an
nounced selection of a-sHa at the
opt wet tjf Death and- North Canal
lira rta ta t the new fader*; build
ing a t Day^aap Beach, Kta. The
■It* waa offered by Dm Amoricin
Yruet company,.agent. Thu price
being ruined by a book,” .
Ima been amateur bicycle
. professional ball player,
ippiajg boxer, song-writer.
LADY YULE HAILS •
uildfafl; Perm its I | t '
MaY Reveal Declines
latest defiance ta Neptana and Davy Jones, chugged Into New York
Harbor *ml tied op at the Barge Office. It la something dntifely
now In the way of lifeboats, non-ala&ble, self-baling, self-righting,
sad, aa nearly aa human Ingenuity tin make It, the aafeit oi vessel*.
I f li so designed that, If a collar turns it upuJdo down, Jt will right
(A P |—th e labor department an Itaalf In eta taoeomD.- If- a comber apl!|t into It, ftlltag it to tbo brim
nounced. yeatorday that bulldiqg
hhtMlalln S42 e lite d«HneJ IU.6 With water. It will empty Itaalf In ten second*. The craft waa de
signed by Coast Guard engineers: and is the aecoml of lie type W
percent daring May as comparad
iree Method
M .y im
YORE, dun* Mh-IAP)—,
to of a "third dogna" In1
giaatcst <l»crcs«» waa iq
noa-r*tlAfiiUal construct^on, which to mat (MjmjMO Vara laauad.
IBT EIBRCE—Hu m Is* Boole-
mm#*
ItMdtOV.
Tol*l .mMrrr'lon. I«mIv »Vw —
pairs, ntthorised daring M aying
-WHEN .EDITORS ME1
la ,
Marti*
W Hw
^E r '^ iE ^ sr -s
wad Intj mu ale and hroadthoit Urn aid of • mkro-
PAtSRtTO
Nun-tea.deaUfl constrocthnrov.
■kvd bg pc i noIts daring May waa
to mat
whll
AgtiUM W punalta for
a s s
MIAMI. JwSTSb-:(A P>-U dy
Aanjt Henrietta Yulo o l BL Albate,
England. ioft.lU te Into yesterday
aboard her 320 ftot yacht Nahlltt
fw; England, after a cruise that
hr* Carried'- her half-way a twoad
harmonise beat with Wr ha|r sad
c jin plosion. In UI* season wbep
yetlow-groen and g.een yoOqw and
gray*. a r t so smart, aba ratal
taka part-tolar c a n of kef coni(dtilen no thgt It dbf* ate task
callow with them all-abode* arid
ro th a t It baa tfca right taster*.
Soap and wator te n d 'to d ry the
skin and Dm Ord'nary coll clearn
tends to make it too ojly. T oe Hifc
reason Dm need >1* been IM
for a cream whlth wSI won
the akin, m e re la Just
“norroallier" recently ^ia»t
which c*a‘ be used o n 'ah y
-
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;
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niui
■_•_» t/M|i hi m/t|E
ynitp / jrllip i t *j
!>Tf$
■M. RRf.M*WlWpl
* ------ a■ A
n t i risw fur
�' * - l>ry y i
»«:*>.
■***t Orchestra, NBC;
NS TOGE
S*1***! 12, Wcathar;
Oonwllr. Vjollnlxij 1,
Wd Quartette; Ilia,
«X ,N W :; 2. rriendlf
llM r, NBC; 8, Nalioni] Sunday
M
g
Raaulta; tint* f e ^ r t p h a r .
». I ■ 1VLIIU
d o t . Ho*nt
m livH ia H a,
O u n ir Kts.
n r: k. i. n r
i»i>*t* lin k ,
g
NBC: dH6.
M aar*n Slater*. NBC: 7, Georre
Wdshlngtan Hot* I Orchestra; 7:80,
Chnh* -Sertfcw.; 9:16, Meyer*
Piano Studl.; 9:45, Sunday Night
Batch* It Result*;
0:3?i at Heth rarttaee, NBC.
r « tW r Forecast; 9:30, Him Ofr.
! WRUF — OaleollU.
i
— Jarfcswwelllc.
9 A. M., Today'* Pn cram; 0:03,
,1, JarkaoayRlt Beach 1'Jer OrfttfU*; I M i' Record.; 6:45, Bet- UiJtninK Melodies; 0:55, KheriM
$T Milk Cooperative League; 0, A K lW Report; 10, Morning MelWqa V Alady,- NBC; C:1G. Ta*. «l|rp, Cant'd.;' 10:30, Itntyarally
rt y \ J eetrr*^ NBC; 8:30. Kludlu Hlitr Claakl !9:45. J .m n L.
fa n m a : T, B ifbt Deuces Dance Bultfb, ltaritefte; II, Morning
Ttwfalht; TiM, Rhode* iKulrh Worship; US Westhrr Forecast;
ellpajA , Oenel-al Kloctii.-, NBC; *S«U. W notr Music; 1:45, Sheriff
a O ^ l t p a r Night club. NBC; D. A folic* Report: 1:50, Florida
• t a r .IJUlfce Dance Orchestra, Part*; 3, Cathedral of the Alrt
B ^ ^ T J e u n r * Wa*hln*ton Ho- 3:39, Hour with the Masters; 4,
Or&n BaclUl, Clauds Nurphrre;
5, Paulino Mlicit, Violiniaty Qilta,
: b Und 'ay, JUNK It.
Edward Nrwreme, Baritone? B:30,
WJAiX — Jaelmanrlllr.
9:30 A. Mo Florida-Palace Or- Veaker Bervire; fl, Ktodio Quintet;
tn. P ro*ram ;. Ip, VVateh Tower 7, John W. DoUmyn, Bar Katie:
refrem ( R t . ) j 10:16, Smith- 7;H , Meimrlrn at .Twilight; T\43,
feftiU*; 7:iT,
7:50,. Sign Off.
Dtun*a Crore String Ban.!;
Dramatic Rcadltfs at (in
J 9, Joe Wahfberg, Baritone;
Hawaiian laalmmcntalUUi
A r id R e p t i l e
LONG BEACH, CaL—Twlna by tbe hundiedi gave a tlooUe eyeful to crowds here, where they turn
ed h r prUes in th« annual Long Beaili twin parade. Their a ir* ran from 0 month* to W year*,
this photo lire shown six palm, of prlir-wInning twin* nnapped at tho conic«L
•*
THEY,
FIGURED IN CHICACO’S
BIG------BANK
MERGEB
frmm n
** --------- -■ ■ ■
----fln k ft and L ick , J t & i at
(ark other ta MtonUhmanL They
reitlxad flow bow thoroughly enHut 1 must admit thkt when I act
intfw whether to be happy or a*iL
.Ll* .) J
sif.-'dEt
3 I - fl
u always known','* ahe said
llngly, “that there la magic al]
BiJt 1 ihuat admit tbal whip, 1 aat
out; toTpr) the aalid gall hair on
w rln f
ke-LoU
m nw
Ang it was Intoiestlng to are their
FliiMhrlal hhtury In Chkiqfti ww
wlurn ihd Kinit Ndtlnrtil lUuk | M n r a the KurvniAn-SUle
exjireaitoa* change fiom doubt to
A lure you »<** nome of thi) Irriiirn In llm r.tuiil mcir^r. Iieft In rUht: K. J. JcimcU, W„ K.
smiling surprise.
•■Why-why, It's softl" Tlnkls llrirriion, A. W. Nrwtun. II. U* ^IrCloud, f*. II* IliflnviHHl. nnd M ddn T rnyl'r, prr*tiletil uf llu* Kinit
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ItkN h HI In* |rt'»‘ lv r t l lijr Hit* li«*a i ■!
iff i 'l l t l l l l f I ' mIHIMI Hilit iff i m III BtHl
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Im-M l»* tin* 'Hi i i i 11 lliiiitbr, Mil fi m ,
f ih >1 F loH iln . mi MmiilJiy Jit I f . *Hi.
)Ht Ht, Opp. Pont Office
MEAT MARKET
1*.il, m« | m.4»» orl-nK* A. M. f'»r IH*
fill let H i HIiF l*Jill Ip Ml* 'li J
H im , I Hir lift If
Tull
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I'u l.tip T l im It. Hi** »lirrt'».pfti|
B M ftrr Ilf iM'n pi i l l 1»ltt IMP.
fiit’iii Hi** H a lf T»»t» Xi»u|rI 1 .
p in l| 1 |Itt It lit*%
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i>»uhl> f l JVittiim le
U l i n i 'H niv liftn«1 him! lltr i m I « f
t a !■! llo a p t, II i I p* t lh t U f u f Jiina
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PHOM C N U M B E R S ___ t'AA
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s u c u
N U M 5 IB R
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miANG
I* 1*11.
(H C A I.)
V. B IMIIMURA
HAVE
Y O U I t W A T C I I repaired
b y o n e w h o r e a lly k n o w t buw j
l l r l g g s , J e w e le r , M a g . A v c ,
nrTw.’lTii sc d q u g a l i ^
ciI l
ROI'RACTOR. Is now located«t
hi* rcaidenre In Floial Heights,
H. Sanford. I’hone (im-M.
so ctA u w y
> M AROOHE D .7
4 0 BO O K S,
y W W T O H *IHT VJALV- B V *tl
o m b
FOR HALE: My home In the Syl*
tan Ijike Hubdlvlsiou, just esst
of and adjoining Paoln. A number
nnl variety of fruit trera. Flow,
rrlng tire* and shrubs. Ilmus ful
ly tipilptinl and fortilshed. TM*
bnmr nil mi Id lie nccil to be appret^
nteiL Also good niitglc rar. gar);
F. ‘A. Johnson, Ri.uln 2, Bog l:
F a n fu r^ F la .
DO YOll want your goods • rated,
sl'Uril, or 'ihippidT Call 4',M fur
“Quick Feivbe." Loaslng's Tran*frr A Slola'xr.
By Jotin Devlin
W
.10—llotiitni Por Hale
ClftHsificd Ads
iM T i.it
aT k n i*
iintTMti-r
NEW YflRK, June 20.—( A P I-i hi n r
im *t u ii r
The Nrw Yolk Timei uiy* nn o r
•if f i .lim n s. IN n i u i .
ganic unit n uf the Confrugational
m P T C *.
lb* atnltec, *t l* a yi-rn. in
nnd Chrbillsn drnom Inations Is ex ill)laIdu.itv
soil 11ml tog. "» f.iri f«l-I
pected to be formed at a joint n a A oC iioiobii* t‘ ,,ini-*n> *)-.■ -■ in r-.,•*
lUrili,
l*o,
Pcl.kiutit Vi.ll o'll
tional r-'ft vent Ion which opens at
toll, »»lli- ll‘*i on Anrrl,.e*
ii, 1*31 a t | u i i . A >1 In I t ' - *•(.
Scat 11* Thursday.
I
AAA- BAS <atBY- F » W
rH O M E H U M B E R S W R C T T
L ^ A ^ rT
N B lir r in h e ie tir l i v e n |h«t Jl»|i
T A IlU T fO T II
I'M irhiiM T
of
Tn*
*>r||f|**nli* Ni». I B I , ilm rd lh * id«t.
»lnr u f J u ly A- I * . I M I . Hmn filed
riAlit i’r t i Iflr A lr lit ni|' nff|**et nidi
ItMN i i i h I p i i |«|»II(m I Ion fo r I ft i d e n i
lit Intiur III Mcrorilftitro u t lli
lftw.
HriHI r r r iH I ff lfp rmhr»i*-rii *h * ful,
|csib in u tit-wcv lUrtl fini|»tr|y i l tun led
ill lie (it In if|m rotiMlX, P ln iM ft, In.tv 11;
(sitl 4 H ioilnn 33. Tiivitd*ftli» f l
Iht'lll Hi
lift liftr
31
f *•! *>I
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T ill’ * ehl In |l»| III'll 1111 ft fan#
Ml
I Im tl mI o f the Innun tier u f Mii'lli
r e t I If Ion 19* In
I lie* lm (i»r o f
I'u .
tnidttn. I ill* -n
dhId
r e r d flr n le
e lm 11 |po ro'liapoteil ni'i ord l piu 1«i l«w
Vftt d r ill H ill Iftftiln (tiP rfi.d on I hr
la th d m o f J iin r A. t»„. 1*11,
■
IV H tie' • oiv o f (It Ini nlK im tu ie nnd
ie n l id le Hie *3 o l. dnjr o f M at A
fir r H H m i l ! i 4«**»rt
^r iiilitolc
( ‘uunli',
K lorld n
1Y DOT DOPE
‘ n t V f f V '3
1030 KURD Coupe (SOW, 1W«
Forcl Coupe (23.00, IBM Fetd,
aV rcira-rinN t e a Tourthi: (40.00, Rtel A Beni, Myr
tle A»i .
m
V r ^ a V 'K V W ------!--------------1 .. ,
i r r a . o r tiim araxM o r 4—Ittrslnnw Scnrtca
N«ll**l»n hft*kr Bl**n that W.
U MtUtHAN |iuirh«frr,nl.l.H lll of ARK VOU going *w»jr f w t Mm
T»» ivrlltlraie No. till. fcal»« th*
rummer; ninv.ng out of town},
tad. day of JVil) A. I>. I n i ha*
flint oath m llllr a lr III my offlt-r,
and ha* n a f , a ■>ultra nun far la* moving In tr.wn; thinking of crsl■lent la l**u* In *rrni,)anr* with Ini', Muring nr shipping your
Inn. Maid rrrtlflat* emttrwr*. the hnusrhnlil rikmIi T Then get A. J,
following it**rrlh*4 ore-party allu.
• Ini I* Kami mil. o a n tr, Florida, l,o**iog tn <to the Job, and know
lo.nlt:
It will tic done aa you want it
Uw» I, l, I. T. amt North \ tael
done. Phone 49H, “Quick Serylco."
at Lai a and Koala 11 fool ol
l*<l ID. Dwonil Krrllnn Kurt
Mellon.
DRUG HTOKK—Pr*<
Th* raid land bolnn a**»*»»d at LANKY'S
aerlptloM, maystlnci, feunUU
the dal* of the Irmanr* of anew
rnrllflrato' tn lh* mm* af "tfw. errvlce.
PROMPT
d«lle«riiN.
know*". That Vr, I. lli'tin i Mr.
rfcs.cr nf 1.4. of T»» IVrllflral* Phone 103.
Niv 411, daird lh* tlh. dar «f 4nlJ
A. It. It:*, tin* flint *ald rrrlill, BUILDINO lll.Ot.KS—trylgatkow
tal* In ni» nfflra «nd h** mnd» at*,
boxc* and general cement work.
i’ll,'.Ulan fur ta t Urol In Iran. In
■ •o in lllrt with law. Maid orllltl. Ml:arte Concrete Co. J. E. Twr*l* rmhrn*** lh* following do.
• irlbml uraporly «llvalo,l In Meinl. wiUagtr, Prop, ltd and Elm.
m,lo I’uunti, Flnrtdn. ta.wllr
W**| IM fort of Ho*. 1)1 foal
Moill h of Noiihaool l 'urn, r af BA—Poullry
lent I, Mrrlli.n tn, Tap. t» Knulh,
LEGHORN Pill,LETS, 50c and II*
il.ui*, li ,f;**i, dtnn Knutli ms
f**l, K».l :i» fort. North 1*1
each. Heavy breed laylag pul
f**l. W ill i l l fool, (Now parC
lets, (1.75 rarh. Leghorn h*f*«,
of tail* I. a. A I*, Koran,! Not.
lion Karl Mrllan),
Th* Mid land h*ln* ks.-n.nl at (1.00 rarh. II. T. Tiller, Paola,
lh* dal* of Hi* laau.ora, »f nnrh
rrrllflratr In lh* nam* nf Un,
Known Fill—, raid rorllflrnl*
rholl l>* irdf r mrd nrroldln* la
low tn* (lord will Imii* Inm an on FOR SALK: Amxyllis seed. H. N.
lh* >oih ,1m „f Jun* A. I!, 1*11
I.iinilry, 902 French Aee.
SVIlnt-M my olflolnl *l*n*lurr *nd
Jj-ol IM* th* Slid, day nf liny A.
iKKAi.r
V. 11 IKUtll.AKK,
1*1*ik I'lreull 1‘nilrl WANTKU AT oiK-e ti»n»|»orUU JB
to or near 'Anleraon, H. C , for
K*nilno|n County,
men, wife and one rhlld, will ahar*
rx;irn*rs nnd a**l;it ia drieing, LI.
I.U THIi M in t IT i nt-IIT, TWKN, V>, Gllwnn, Route 2, Seniort.
T t s iim u di n i n t i , ciw i t it ,
IN A31» K-H HiUISUI.K c o i n.
. T J. ri.nniiiA . in c im n i nht , WANTED: A gcod outboard motor
cn.THK NAMTAIIIIINIK. .........
at reasonable prlrr. Burnell 4
am,
VK
Yopngrr, Gaiage, Elm amt First,
MAItli: I:AHTAlullH)K. DrfriiiUlit,
OHIlfiM «*• r i IlMt'ATtON,
To tlnrl* KMIalnDiik. I'hcsl.r, LIBERAL ALLOWANCE on ysar
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old battery. 311 W, Flryl BLi ,
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Saturday.' A" ' .
S A N F O R D , FLORIDA, F R ID A Y , JUNE 19. 1931
.HONORED
U OptimieticOverConditions He Observed
On Four-Day T o u r
To C e n t r a l States
A lA aA nA B SR E , J u n e 18,
1* H o u te , a f t e r a tw o d a y
M u r e fillb u a te r b y M ath v B o b ln eau a h d Caldw ell,
Ry paaaed th e ao-called
i m o r ’a g a s ta g d la trib u • p la n ,' b y a m e n d in g th e
ite a m e n d m e n t to H ouse
N o. M O L >
J l f .p re su m p tio n la t h a t th e
M ata wID pass it vary quickly,
« tha big‘fight of th* 1PS1 seawho win bo o r e r ..
A t least, 1 hop* It waa vb* big
fight. Th« appropriation bUl* will
be oat tomarraw, w* are premised,
•a w* rhn get t* work on them.
And QBT THROUOII.
Iff Jlai McCMMM'U hare
retorelag . from Marianne
ha carried two boy* and
tfd them to the But* In-
•,OCM ore w niaai #f tha
AOF aafreaLtand U bo glean
nlaolo Cod*<y'sbaold reduce
iMity -hefcail:mlltag* an np>bl* amount.' The Seminole
y pertlen alUted to the re•» i# :C ^ ty .|U » d > o n d .« U I
t M n a J M cap make soma
.atUI CU W .ln as lari*, and
Atata ggyenaii, it la my bohAt tba pqdna wUl net ba
Idd,' and Justly *o. Unlaaa all
tfeH, though,Tw#WUI ba a hi#
itertally reduce Bl*t» *xp*w-
reaBh’tk* appropriation bUL
I#.—( A P l ar today soya
caedad Al CMm that Tarria
With the robe*
activities.
UgwiiUr la
m r j^
uvg.
As the result o f, win* over DoLa ad and' Dubsdtwed Country
Chib teams at Daytona Beach
Country Ctab ytatarday afternoon,
Sanford ond D aytina
Country
Club* at# now Cod for the league
lead In tb* Central Florida Golf
League. Sanford and Daytona
have each won fire and lost two
game*.
D m Hanford sextet vwigit D*
« jhI i outfit under a 22 and one.
If tb four and one-half score. It
yeas (be worst dafaat (offered by
* Central Florida entry Uilg year,
and rarii of tho Sanford player*
had a Urge hand In tha defeat.
Incidentally, tb* Sanferd team won
all the prises offered In th* sweep,
atakes, as G. W. Spencer icored
Jewsat in th* seventies, John TerwlUlgcT lowest In th# eight!#*, and
John Ludwig, lowest In the nlnetUa.
G. W. Spencer had low score of
the day V th a 77. a mark which
waa neared only by Hankins of
Daytons, wh* had a 70. Th* Han.
ford team waa <omposed of G. W.
Bpancer, John Torwllllger, John
Lwdwtg, Lawrence Lwnqulal, and
Fred Treahar.
’ Daytona Beach defeated
th*
Dabadiaad entry, while Aloma
Casta try Club Whlppod tb* Orlan
do Country Club o u tfit Laagut
atanding* to data argi Sanford
M d Daytona, won fiva lost two|
DmLand, woa four, lost three; Orla»do anad Du badread, wun thr*#,
losi four, Aloma, won two, loot
MILE. A U , J u m l$ - (A F )
•m o A(kins, a bond beaker ot
Mty, was (rv*Ud yesterday
> inf•*ovation from Sheriff
■ of Stuart, FW„ that ha
aa ambaailanveat warrant for
R epresentatives Are*
Accused Of B e i n g ,
Influenced By Gov*
emor For His Plan
Landing At Fieldse$f
Brooklyn AtiehoM
By Accident WmA
Does Slight Damage
By FRANCI8. M. HTRPHENDON
NEW YORK. June 18.—(AW —
A society gitl'a golden d ready of
•WASHINGTON. Jon* 1 » -(A P )
bring thr fir*t woman to fly alotta
—President HooTcr ran* bark ta
aero** tha
th* AtlaaLc received a lit*IMHthe Whit* Houip laat night cheerpotary aeiback lair y eilt ntay whan
Th*
govarnment
has
named
th*
lal and optimistic o*«r tha con
Itlaa Ruth Nichols, 20, damaged
dition* ha observed on hi four *** federal bridge a t Punta Gor her pkn* at Floyd Bennett Kit If.
days tour of tho central state*. do. F la , th* Barren Collier bridge
She had hoped to get Off fara>!
His .vlawa ware eapresaed ln> after tha wall-known New York Urday for 1‘orlland, Maine, eti
advertising
man.
Collier,
above,
formally t j members of.th* .par
route to Harbor Utara, N. F ,
ty as tha ipaclal train traveled ta th* owner af Collier County, where the plan* ta start bar solo
Florida,
and
hai
Invested
many
through fields of ripening har
voyage a tn u t tba Notth Atlantic
vests In crossing West Virginia mltHona in developing hi* Florida to Paris.
and Virginia yesterday.
Late yralerday afternoon ah*
Th* proapacta for bumper crop*
took off from Jersey City. M r pinna
vhlbl* throughout the trip appar
heavily laden, for Kloyd Rmwett
ently contributed to th* hope* en
airport on Barren Island off Brook
tertained by th* l*re*ldenL Yes
lyn. At th* latter field she Wn*
terday's routs led across a stretch
to taka aboard atUI more fuel and
of last yrar'a ruinous dreuth b ait
bop for th* north.
Reaching tb* capital f r o m
But she had difficulty getting
Springfield, llllnos, at 3:2» P. M„
away at Jersey City, and when ah*
landed at Floyd Bennett Field th*
Mr. and Mr*. Hoover motored to
plan* struck th r ground on |t«
tho White Houte and a few mlnright wheal. A tail akid cracked
utoa later tha President was a t
off, a bulkhead in thev foie lag* * M
hi* dash putting In some work on
damaged and th* landing ran*
tha accumulation of mall that had
(trained.
piled up sinew his departure Sun
Mechanic* said II would probably
day night
,
Th# President came back to
ATLANTA, June 1U.~(AP) — take a couple of day* to repair tba
damage, and th* probability w*»
Washington determined to stand
on th* policies he outlined In his Friends and foe* alike were striv that Mia* Nlchot* world not tag*
May.ir off until Monday.
».
■pearhat la tha Middle West and Ing yesterday to give
The hop, originally waa -chadh* made It d ea r ha planned no James L. Kay th* warmest re
other extended trips away from ception when he returns from hla ol*d for ahent noon, but was da
ta yed by a faulty Inatrim int. At
tha capital.
■ .
Bom* concern waa expressed la lour of Franc* srtth a group of th* factory of Clarence Chamberthe presidential party that th* mayors who wvre guests of th# lln In Jarrey City, where Ih* plan*
waa undergoing teat*, the girl <HaItrip waa being Interpreted as a French government.
Friends were preparing a covrred a directional gyro waa not
(Continued on Pag* Six).
rinsing “tribute ta th* man who funrtlonlng properly.
daYed th apeak the truth alwrut ' Misa Nichols' pUh41 capable af
piohibttloe'a coUoeall failure.'1 a ton speed of more than 210 mil**
an hour, bear* the'Indian nano
while foe* were dreulatlng a
“Akttah," signifying to areh »r,a*petlllorl seeking Jtls reaall.
'
nU i.-e M d tM to a * l tery for
K.—(AF) —
lad tha Noth-
LOS ANGELES LAUNCHES T I N Y PLANE
ranging the friendly welcome for
1b* mayer, urging ‘‘tkoaaand* of
Ju*t good plalg Atlantans” to turn
out In hla honsr for hi# widely
quoule remarks that piohibttlon
waa not working so well.
Attorney .George E. Finch I*
lending the recall movement ond
announced that 1$ list* for signa
ture* arc in e'.rrulation. UnJrr a
munirlpal statute more than <000
signature* are naoassary for a re
call election.
Meanwhile, Luka Atmld, the
mayor'*
o rvullO j
secretary),
asked Mayor Walker of New Yoik
to provide pollre protect'un for
Key shell he lands because of
threats against hta life fallowing
“hi# bold aUtomonU” in Pari*
against th* Eighteenth Amendmen.-.
Key's expressed anti-prohibition
sentiments raised a sto.m. both
of protest *nd approval, a* soon
a* they were printed here, and
on* factlin In tho rily council
nought to put through a resolu
tion of renoure. The resolution
wk* tabled, but th# council adopted
an Uher reiolutlou instructing Io
cs I police to Make v gnrvu* ef
fort to enfano tko prohibition
law. Chief *t Police Bearers re
plied that ha.and hta men wmld
do their best, “but it Is Impossible
for th* rfty to hire enough police
men to enforce tb* Volitrtd act.”
Southern Shopmen n
Accept Work Plan
WAhHINQ-TONTjan* 1B-(AP>
—II. j ; Carr, vice president of Ih*
International Association of Ma
chinists, said today that shopman
of the Southern Railway system
voted to accept the five day work
ing week. Tha rote was taken aft
er railroad officials had Informed
union heads It would be neces
sary to redur* expense* and sugrested a five-day week Instead of
laying eff employe*.
SAILS FOR KUIIOPR
NEW YORKriune 1»^(AIM—
Ruth Bryan Owen, Florida tepresenlatlv* and daughUr of the lata
William Jannlngs Bryan, sailed
yesterday for a two months tour
si Northern Europe. With Mr*.
Owen were her daughter. Helen,
and son, Bryan.
GIM
HALRHMAN KOHIIF.II
BasTON, June IW —(AIM—
Three gunmen last night forrad
Bernard Leainar,. U,. - Jewelry
salesman of Hillside. N. J., Into
hta room In th* Parker Sousa,
rubbed him of Jowrlry he valued
at betwren 120.000 and $30,000
aad escaped..
Testing for the first lime a newly-devldhl hook .on device, th* Navy dirigible L«* Angeles I* pic
tured above as It soared over Lakrhurat. New Jersey, and launched it* small Navy plan* from its
under section. The giant ship Is now able ta launch or berth th* smaller rtafl when It is sent out on Hou»* dafratsd a resolution t g
observation eights.
i
Caldwell railing upon thq yoviriktc
to Idrntify n e n b m of th* H toahi
who hold d a ta position* oth*r U a i
Amelia Earhart Is
In tb* Legislature. Th* House re-!
fu**d to rvcedr from tha H o tlf
Reprimanded ByU.S,
■mendmint to a bill retting a t l a |
of on* dollar and a half for a a %
WASHINGTON. June IK. $loo grot* receipt* of uUIMha
(A PI—Thu Commerce Depart,
companies.
mem announced today that
In th* Banata a bill to sat a fly*
Amelia'Karhenrt has been rep.
cant a gallon tax on karosona * *a'
riinanded
for
carelesanaie
and
Artist’ft Attention To
Lowell Mason Lies In Introduced and ndvancad throdgta
Judgement in handling her
third reading. Debate, prior (a
Socialite's W i f e Is poor
Hospital Victim Of atb*ret*
autuglro when it crashed al
on tb* bill, waa In $reJ
Cause Of Gun Event AbileiM, Taxes recently.
O f f i c e r ' s B u llet grata whan th* noon sdjournaiagb
w»» taken.
Tha avlalrix, who is making
Th* Hon** adopt*j a resolution
a transcontinental flight, 1a re
CHARLOTTK, N. C , June IB.—
calling
upon a centrallred bJard
ported ts have struck a flood
(AIM—Shot as he fled from po
of admlatal ration to report an* Its
light In taking off from the
lice after an automobile wreck Inreatment In itrurlUap of atake
the airport, turned an airplane
shortly before dawn yesterday, funds.
RENO, Nev., June IU .-(A P |— over, and struck an automobile.
I*>w*ll Meron, star Luke U atrer.
Th* 11 o a a * yesterday
leg al separation of C-oneliui She said »h» misjudged the
ally quarterback, lay In a hospital tied lie leng fight .over' gat
height. *
today with a serious wound In hie tax allocation b y adopting,VI
Vanderbilt, Jr., and hi* w.fe, the
pelvis which may mean tha end of SO, ever th* bitter ohjettkmi
former Mary Davidson W'rlr of
•m ail. minority, th* dlktrib
hta grlrl career. > 1 ,1 r '
Chicago, was' forecast h*ne ye#plan recommended by Ghvr
Meantime,
an
efftaltl
Investi
lardk'y ae th* outaiowHT'tvf an
gation was under way, with
Incident early last Monday, when
The gttoiin* tax bill, ■hone 'a f .',
Solicitor Carpenter prom'slng full
Vanderbilt Is reported t i
have
publicity as to th* actual cause contention of - regular l«gt*Uuti» •
chased Pvler Arno, New York
and manner of the aborting by seaalon filibuster*, was'.h|vgMMI !
MittaWarih a xuu.
C
a p C A rw Weol «f > * • poltfk
^WITWhuj Wood burn, attorney to t
Continued on,Pag*
force.
'
•
. ",
MA. Vanderbilt, said' L* would
Taken to the police station
confer with Vanderbilt's attorney.
with two companions after the!r
Bamuel Platt, and predicted the Says Such A c t i o n la
car had struck a milk truck ah-vut
martial tlea would be severed.
Entirely Up To City 4 A. M, Ms-on waa said liy | k>Mr*. Vandriblll, w hj ha* left
to have ma<l* a break for
Law E n f or c e me n t llra
th* Vanderbilt home and ta May
freedom. Th* trio was drinking,
ing with friends, declined lo see
offireis said.
newspapermen
Comment from
WASHINGTON, Jum ll». As the youth darttd down n
Members of ta* HemtnqW Chaw
Vanderbilt was not available.
(AIM—Attotney Uenrtal William a'dc street Captain West, who was ter, Future Fanner* of AmlH<g»
“If any such action It contem
behind a nearby building, heard
plated, I have nothing to say,” U Mllrhrll dlsclaimcvl jm tarday brother officer* crying “stop him,” ware this morning In rocofpk <f *
ally inl*nt-un <1 the fedeial g*f< and tired twice, Into the ground, th* official program of actlvKIoa \
Platt told reporters.
f unflktlny statement* were is ettiment to vanduvt a campaign he said. Ma.un disappeared, lint at tha third annual atato rorvvto- ,
sued concerning the Amo aflair. against gangsters an I rackvlevia was found an hour later wan lion of tho organlxatiod which w ill' i
bald at tho new gymnasium a t
- Vanderbilt's attorney declared generally throughnut the country dering In a negro dlatrlrA. On bo- b*
tha University of Florida, rial nag*
..
(Continued on Page Fix)
oh the seal* uf that in Chicago Ing rrturnetl In the station h* told villa, on June 22, 14, and SB.
>
xml tb* major offensive which of hi* wennd. was taken home and
From lha progtam tho re td a g ' :
ha* opened In earnest now In New later to tin- hospital.
Historical Hotel In
learns that ha will be a busy 9<*^.Y
York Cltr.
son almost *v#ry hour of th* three
Captain
West
sa
d
he
fired
Mkcon Ig Fire Victim lie revealed that federal agrnla merely in an attempt In frighten day convention, for o round e f £
have not yet finished their work the llrrinx youth intn surrender, event* has bean prepared which ia '
MACON, June 111.—(AIM—The in Cbirago, though Al Capon* and
** peeled to taka rare af avaty .
laft wing of Ihs ltr> year old Hotel members of hla gang have been and insisted hi* bullet ruald have type of agricultural progress now
strurk Mason only by ricocheting
.Lanier, headquarter* of thr stale
known. The boys will, from the
government while Sherman war rounded ap, and,a “clean up” ta m from a r >ck or wall. Ed P.ttman, stall, engage In pursuits which
marching through Georgia, was dv- ps ign will bo carried on in I he chief of police, also beld to the • III tend to Imreasc their knew!* '
atroyred by fire of unknown origin llllneta city foing'dentlyr with open a<rldent theory.
edge and practice of farm prob
ing o f th* campaign in New Yolk
Earlier in th* night officers
aarly today.
lem*.
City,
had
lakrn
Masyn
to
headquarters
Th* reat of th* six-alury (trueProminent national speaker* on
Tha
federal
government
ha*
fur drunkenness, they reported, agriculture will b* heard on aeah
twre, except the fireproof right
been
trinities*
In
Its
drive
against
Wing, was badly damaged. All of
but released Itliu when J. It. of th* days, with every important
tho IM guest- escaped. Many were rrganirad crime n these two
agricultural leader In Florid*
In night (lothes. T . W. Ilools, own- Urger cities, but tin s far (here
schedule^ ta either sp*0k at on* Og
•r, estInvalid the damage at $ 100, has appeared no other place where
th* business or social sessions, on
000,000. The hotel was one of th* th* aid of th* frderal governmtnl
to lend dignity ond onthualssm tv
mast historic In th* state.
la needed on tha, scale In whirh II
th* maatlnga by hla presence.
‘
(Continued on Pag* Six)
Basketball game* between team*
from various asctlona of tho atot#,
and swimming want* h**d tho prqReorganization Plan
NORTH CAROLINA
GRID STAR SHOT
FLEEING POLICE
Busy Time P)ahh<
During Conventl
Of State ~Firmc
Twenty-Two Local Business Houses
Have Signed Up For Beauty Contest
Th* Kemlnol* County Chaothar
af Canutarca committee of three,
V. A. Bpo*r, John F-. Fox, and n.
L Perkins, appoint* to *..U t
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HAINES CITY, June I2 .-IA P ) Jo*. L. MareaUtt* In slating a
—Merum Corey, 'authority on local elimination beauty cuntaat
llnanre aad fOMHtatlv* urganliatkm, said today to believed th*
cltrw* laduxtfy w q deliver Flor
ida frwtt pdadre* rondtioaa.
Other Indoatrfaa apan which many
*la two d*p*nd a r e -la las* favorabl* shap* b* arid because of
pvar predqtUag aad world romp*.
tiUoa but nalthar fatlor malarialI f affarta. c!tMa. •
Oprey *p*ha s i a hearing of
a* th* hlgbret
citrus asaocial proUely a
dftciata stf'd.
ha belief that
pranion la Iks
Jg world wide
TALLAHASSEE. June 19.
—(AD—Charges that reprtb;
tentative* of the LogUlature
were Influenced by Governor
Carlton to vote for hia plan of
gasoline tax revenue alloca
tion were hurled in the House
today by Representative Cald
well, Santa Roaa.
After a lengthy debate tba;
anil .
there on Thursday
wight Th* five girl* who receive
V* "M* 1 vole*
on
! £ " * * ' " I * l" *7 ^
wtl^
Uv* fire who receive the most
rore* on the srvond i,l«hl. A
group of Judge* will -elect tb*
PaJuajas, worn both In Sanford
and g t |h* |«Jama parade at
Cja* 1water, must be made of rotboa, gad bathing salts must b*
of a standard type. All entries
areat ba 11 years af age, or old
er. ,
Th* fallowing aver, halt La hast
agreed to *ntor a girl In tba conI ttll Stewart, tb* Florist| Speer
aad Sags; B. L. Perkins; Radge’s
Shoppe; While-II ighlcy man C*.
lae.| Wastern I'nl.n; J. C. Pen
Mg aad Cm; Hanford Funrltar*
Ofcl AAP 8 birrs; Flo-Pure Cola
BaMUai Co- Sanford Hoick Cm;
Y ggnll'Q t.; Wsudruff and Wat0*mM ' Bcuwrtole County Soatlaal;
Maottall Muter I n ; Walthallt M | k C» i Florida Power and
lla y n n aad- Ratliff;
Ly^g*-Melaulln. Atlantic Service
M M H l 'I f ’r Fox, Slnatalr BarvN a tio n a l B la e u I t C o.,
i
la Made For Company
FT. MYERK, June 19^-(AIM ~
Plan* for reorganising the South,
am Su*ar Company at Clawlst >n
are now In th* hands of th# revelvrr It was announ *d today by
Circuit Judga Gaotg* Whitehurst
who appointed the receiver*. Three
millions in new money have been
underwrlltan, Judge Whltoburat
•aid, aad lb* new company, the
Unitad State* Sugar Cvrporatlon
wlU taka over th* assets of the
present concern July I I If the
reorganisation l« successful Credi
tor* and atockholder* of the
pi**«nt rompany will b* given an
oppirtunlty ta aarhaM*
thair
holdings for ato.h In Ih* new
company to b* secured by mort
gage* and other Securities, tb*
announcement stated.
WEATHER STATION PLANNED
HT. FETER8BUB0, J i m 1 8 (Apy—PIom are nad*r way for
eatabltakntMt a f d . government
airway* waathar station a t Grand
Central airport harm waat Florida
tarminal fer tba a lftM L Th* ala.
Uncommon Flowers
Presented To Herald
Charles R. Tyler, resident of
Ijike Onora. whn has been con
ducting a aeries o( experiments
with glad.oil bulbs aftar having
grown them far slightly more
than ons year, vi*it*d The banford lleiald office tbl* morglng
with an armful of th* blooms,
and said that thair color, “Golden
Orange”, was bnught about os
a result of rros*-polleniaatlcn.
“These are tha first gladioli of
that shad* which have seer been
grown here”, laid Mr. Tylar, ‘‘and
I want you to petit* the delicately
beautiful colirlng about the
rote of Ih* bloom, for It la one of
Ih* most boautlful things I have
eve.- seen "
Mr. T rier expects to aoatiau*
hta eips^lmtaU, and hat a plan
whereby lbs city * may bee j me
famaOa fa g . It* abundant growth
and uokpto aajaring of gUd'.oll.
lie invitag a lfta sa n ol floware to
visit his g » td # k a g l U ka Oavre
I a l any Unto, w t a l h . said ba kaa
dsvelopod *14ay. o(hrr iaureatlng
NBT.RO ADMITS ILAY1
IJTTLB ROCE, A ik , JtUM
I API— Praaacatlflg A t t a
Bailey 'said yaatatildr '9
Roseman, >2, negro ooafaah
shot aad killad Oay
Wednesday night IW A 'pm
road whan Erwin g a d m ,J
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Kinlaw*» Pitching Is
Biff Factor. In Victo
ry At Diamond Ball
By K M .C U IA U M
D.hlnd Ui« fteody pitching of
twliting, - whirling
Stlrwoa KInlaw, the taaai raprvirh r a m out of tbo
aantiag the 4 i » ) w i l m
Mer
chant* AaaocUtiea dofaatod tka
Plggly-Wlggly
U a a ^ ' Tuesday
. ..
'•carrylag I* M W , but, for tbo ■ te h l 10 to i
Klnlaw pitched m « ( IM M
eorood time wllltln a wook, played
h a m with tho fonto which »•»round* Urn park. Uka a. gloat
broom 'la tho hand* of a poperfat
mammoth,’ the wind ewept down
opon tho field from tho northeaet,
made a aharp U r n
<0 front
of tho graddfland, and than owopt
along MatlofiTlIlo Annua tooHag
tho foaoo to ptoooa, roaring aharp*
ly to tho toot again, pad blowiag
tho north fraao down for al>
moot tho oatiro length of tbo
field. aim
•nporiaUadoat
of
P a rti Mamjhtia will' h im plenty
of wort. o v W ? hand* before tho pondonu oocilrlag' I I hlio for 10
foneo. will ho ropalrdd tbla lima, fund. A dda from thlo Johnny waa
m y wild, oopoclaQy. la tho third
h m la g ' whan,- altar l i r a had
triplod and McLoUaa hod popp'd
oat, ha walked fortr la a row. aad
Incidentally walking hi tho *flrat
two run* to ho acorod by tho Iii-
ja v a s ,1
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
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Chicago____________ ao s i 4 da
B o itc n -----------------n at* Ala
Brooklyn---------:------U U AH
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Phll.d.lpl»Ja________ 1 0 U J d f
Cincinnati__________ 18 M AM
Yootertoy*# ReonRa.
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Pitta bo rgh . 000 000 O O M 7 8
RIt. wad behind Ihe bol for
tho ladapaadaaU gpd hgadlfd <ha
petition la hia oaaal aradlUbU
planner. In fact, ho .waa a-towar
000 1M 100— ■-f 8
df atrongth to hU^IUhtr aad To Bkooklya
Battorloa: Maine, Spoaaor aad
tho Uam la geeeraL'i • •*
Bach’a aatcb of- Thompson'* -foot Philip'; Clark aad Lopea. fly boyoad tba right flold foneo Only gam* scheduled. \ . \
waa tba ftoldlag UsUira of tba
To-Night
>«. phoM^P^r^n.
Kettering G i v e s
His Opinion Upon
Business S l u m p
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Dmpito tho thraatoning waatka t aad a alight rain Joat bafora
g o al' Uam a fairly good rrowd waa
oert aad aaomad to enjoy tho p a r
r tr y much.
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That will maka tho Pad.’ achedTho gamo Prlday night will ha
ulo for tha remainder of tho flrat hotwaoa Chaao and T. M. C. A.
dmnocrattc and capita Halle peo
.half aa follow*t Today. Juno Id,
ple* not only to mala la In Ihrlr
at flel*ad| Sunday Joaa II, Day PIGGLY W lOdLT • 'ah ' r
ayitom but t i harp on Imprev lag,
tona at Baafordy Thursday, June
roc onatrue ting and’ recreating It
IS, Winter Park at Sanford) Bon*'
to moat tha changing condition o.f
day. J dm M, Sanford at Coaaal
lh* world'
Thuriday July «, Sanford tt Day
"We may toy it la maaa alariry
. «,
tona) Bondar inly I, Sanford at Knight, CP
to aa automatic government. That
S t AuguaUah, aad Thattday July Thrrrstoa, IBi .. . 1 ur- ^
It lathe th* locmUva of Individ
P, Cocoa at Sanford, to rlog down lfom , L r ...-| » •• At
ual rawarda, although a mac
tho cortalg on Um flrat half.
Pieray, Rf worker* ar* now bolng paid a*,
darting to thalr/prodactIv# ability.
From th at lloa-up N ra n bo oomi
WW n a y *«y tk* Ru**Un* plan la
.that tbo Pada, racantly r*Ju*«nkilling religion and tba aonl of
a tad, bava a good chance of put.
man.
thora la a mat* plan
ting a crimp In Ihd Daytona Death
that la w arting. a t laaat far tha
chance# for flrat place, a* wall aa
praoant with raaolta that moat ha
keeping COcoa from
advancing
rarkanad with by tbo whole la.
Into tho *flrat place po«IUon. It
w ont m atter much what S t AugoaUno daa* to na, bocauao they
w! Do 11— lltfhhg
ISIMGBI 8SOI
•p'BUg,.
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MIAMI—Building pormlta
laanod In thla city during M ann to
uted ftOSAOO.
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tT S * io H to **»u|r ," i
c**k P w rtm e rjja y a | »«
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q«Miftod Ada'
Bat
and Cocoa off In 'tw o atralght
games, thot flrat' half pennaat
may ba la tha kaada of Um PeLoad or Winter P a rt outfits. Tha
neat few games ought to ba plen
ty exciting; Bolter be out to all
of thorn.
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MINIATURE
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WASHINGTON, June I t . —
(A P)—Event* lending up to lb*
V re il o/ Al Capone (or viUelions
#( the inrnnte U* and piohlhltloh
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rnroAX* rows.™. 1
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bln sad Inconvenience,
take* f*tm k e *pa lou*
ran apartment where he
lift* sid R . »• turned re.prisoner in the
Jkil, unable to furnish
all (bred bp Magistrate
the p*ko of hi* UmpoIdp concert In ftlonielaa at*
and two rpunU of violet lag
» Injurant:,foreaow law.
I dairying an automatic
whan a treated,
gangster said a ease of ntUWenllly lod t i hla preseat
.and tlio *ljtoting of oe* of
.hoodlum followers. Daniel
Fjo, who U is a htapltal with
and >S. Ik* abdomen and two
I* I t b it W l - t m .
raelo waatahot when be drear
l solver wba* V . Btkulia, apd
Other gaagaUn, wer* *Phqd by l *o dttaolivvs a*
atood oqtglJe tho beer run*
apartment. Hchuha a id
bn
ok them far emamy . gangten i <po«Uoi»od SchuUn but
unable • to . ascertain the
r Ut JA s. thiea gangsters
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SIDI DEL ABBES, Algtrla.
Juno I k — (AF)—1Tho Foreign Logi°*t has . begun a ayslemat le
aonfeh to delormlno the truth of
• report which has circulated perabbftitly to the effect that there
te ufwsmsn masquerading as a man
la Aha ranks of France's "hardhoH*d" army.
■l.T$W' legion officers have been
forytd to take cognisance of the
npAtt, chiefly because It has happ o u ld la tho past that women achav* been found metquerS
smqag the desert fnldioia.
squsd ef the legion was orto the showers for Inapecd tho program will bo conuntil It la determined If
that report la true,
niasplta tho vigilance of modlcal
examiners, the Legion records
show that g woman enlistod and
fpught against the Moon for t l i
months In lDOfl. She waa the twin
rialgr of a German boy who ran
•wgp from hon)» to Join the LogioMi Tho, girl ' no admired hoc
brother that she dressed aa a boy
and followed him. .
They resembled each other aad
thwboy was able to take the medi
cal, examination for both. Oner
wlthiq tho ranks the girl undor* s f | fen Ifir hardships In the Beh im , often falling out of ranks.
J l Wat els months, however, before
■ sMoatlya arose when her brother
ceuty not/eld her In tarrying out
lh%ydi<piJelly, ah* waa ordered lo
UMr’ehoweri when bo waa away
a a lis h e confessed to the officers
Ion. T alks To
tlsh Financial,
ideal L e a d ers
405 Sanford Avenue
Vn w m l V a te s aL Economy Pieces — Friday, Saturday
V
The Base hat) Writer* Association preaenled a plaque to Ueoryd Hrrmvn Huth, mighty slugger of
the Now York Yankee*, for the Il«bn’a valuable cor}(rlbutiom to the game of btaeball during Kit pro
fetatonal career! •
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hypirtlay t* no diffnrwnt from th o ' pw— ■"SI ■■
judicial hypocriay which note a lido I
bargain day* for nmall fine* o a
big bnollagtorn, Juat became
there am m l enough Juror* to try
a tenth of all tho bootlegger*, big
GALVESTON, Jone I k — ( A P M f ,,T#nL
aad lUtto, who abound In theoo
Legal action attacking tho award •
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hard time* of national prohibition
an<J patlk®*1 owsomlo ^•prapgjo'nTi DETROIT. June 10.—< A P )- of the title. Ml*» United St Ram ;
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(A D — Major Morphy ta il night to Anue lute I’ottenion, elghteerd
yerr-old Ludlow, Kentucky blonde
J*,,,,
announced appointment of a corn-, at the twelfth international pag
mitten *to make a iia Interested eant of hcautw Monday night,' U
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investigation into the charge* oi in proipect today.
Cob. Wili am _K*»U|»<hmI, Jr.,
tho Ford M otor company agklail
Aviation anthuetast, announced ho
tho public welfare department."
he* employed counsel to conlaat
The 'announcement followed h
conference with United State*
WASHINGTON, Juno 10—( AP) Senator Couaena, a farmer mayor
—Tho forecast that a whole now of Detroit arid a former builnta*
archipelago like Japan may emorga Mapclata of Henry Ford. Couiens
from the Sooth Atlantic ocean 'In laid ha hai 'hoe particular ratera few hundred thousand years” ant In may coatroaany. aacept.aa
«M made yesterday by Bov. Fred It may have a bearing on public
erick W. Shohon, (Jcotgetown uni wat faro."
versity seismologist.
The committee, the mayor aaid,
11111 was tbo scientist'* conclu Will bo aakod bo make a thorough
sion from report* of the discovery Investigation of, and repot t on
of two new Islands, coupled with charge* of the Ford company that
record* in tho seliatology labora there have been whoteeelc fraud*
tory.
V . In administration of the $ 1,500,000
"1 think it highly probable a a month dole system and that,
complete archipelago is growing »'rcillc*lly, 389 men drew doles
up," F ath ir Shohon said. "It would
from tho rlty and w>geo from tho
not emprise me nt nil If It devol- Ford company sllnultaneously.
o|>cd, with volcanoes, like Japan.
In a statement following hla
We, of course, shall never aee 1L"
conference
with the mayor PehnFather Shohon was away at a
crnclavs of seimologlsta whin two tor Coutena recalled that when
ship captalmqropoytod'thv discov
ery of twd new Islands near St.
Paul's rocks, off the coast of Bra ry, with Ibe approval of the com
mon counrll, of looking after tho
sil. .
Yesterday the scientist found need* of tho unemployed. If I re
seismograph reports showing there member eorrretly Mr. Hoovrr, a t
were ceilh tremor* a l tho time, at secretary of commerce, highly cnthe same distance from her* as doraed the Detroit plan. | ani now
that of tho reported discovery. analoui to glva every possible a a .
I<alin-Amerlran scientists suggest slatancw to tho mayor in perpet
ed tho phenomenon might mean uating that policy."
the ro-emergency of tho "lost con "Why ia It," he aaid. “that eapendituro of $78,000,000 In 1100,tinent Atlantis."
Father Shohon discorded the 000,000 each year by private in
"loot continent theory," betievtng dividuals on fellow cltlxcnt less
tho discovery more logically bora privileged la not a dole, and yot
out his own belief thet a new when done through a government
agency, it is a doloT"
(eland group might appear.
Committee i Ranted tf««J Ac, ° ° " , lbi
To Probe Charges '■? Ueau^rShow;Heat
Isla n d Discovery
Wisconsin
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Brookfield
DRESSED AND DRAWN
(aaaclal Ufa yeetordey.
speut an hear with Prime
l a t e r MacDonald, Foreij*
* rx Hendorsea, aad MeaLv
irmaac governor of the Baak
•M ad, at Use prime mint,
privater quarter* (a Urn
| e l Commons,,and coaaldgrnwo than th a t with Noraska
J. W .V L T N T .«L .
222 East First Street
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lU d h ia b a a *
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bo choM hU vialt
or a diatribe againat one o
amendments, ' ror*” -.,
theae two men think about
ClFtt-tha rc»im*r>3il- w
opinion*. If
rfe town, the head of
pV'Mr, White off the
that Mr. mayor la not
that we can't expect too
Georgia's biggest city aald;
feee of'the men." The dedoc
much of e gentleman anyway
much of him when ha J W # * |
' ' When foreignera come to this country we have cer
tain teata we give them before they are admitted. We give
theae teeta eo aa to minimize the number'df undeiirnble*.
It oqeure to ua that aimilar teata should be given our own
people, before they are allowed to go abroad, thereby help
ing to redact the had impreealona which some emhaaaodor*
of goodwill have been eo successful in raakiagW' * V v •<
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Capital Unemployment - -
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t Unemployment la evidenced not only by tM JdWwcrkIng man standing on the atreet corner with nothing to do,
but aleo by the hundreds of mtlllona of dollar* of Hintnvaetad capital which thla country boaata. "Over^ubaCriptlon
W ith
th e
lab o r
b ra n c h
In
th a
economic
* the Record continues,
ie refunding “of maturing
to drop aa much
before the dobrla
Gain'* warehouse.
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The total am i
loat hy baeluya
d n m as and come
fall U eaUmptad
Tm
rtdeccntli
tent efen at h lower Interoat rat*. (3V* P«r cent),
a 'scramble ensued for the new employment oppor*311,000,000. Employment for ^ t s l j a a pressitm. Much of the OT,000,000,000,-ta t » natlon’e
epoaita and other billions held by, bhiltka and bullddatlone ia seeking - opportunity for^conatructlye
referring to tha fact that it Jd’ii
nment bond Issues to be over-eu!
a deeper algdiflcance in the exca
V the |800r000,000 Issue. the A
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amount
Chroni
,f to**’.' W»g
show, that we hive an *buncianca^f.«nM|, and
that tha ownera cW “JTWr--«Mltar arr*3 J ir to
'put It to work in apherea^whera It win be
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\11 tha people and goved dD it to pork out
« e frozen assets. Inp and safe deposit
veatmant funds are i
dapltal.* ■-,} it ,
vaults ara flooded wll
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'V#tty
latoro had
ft.* * * t t
Hie lender will not let hie
£ 3EB*
things at long in tarsi*.
whether —p*u drank oemethlaw
th a t disagreed with you or step
ped out from hoMnd an HL" pillar
in fro«t of a - ts a i .W hoa’wlvVf.
W « aaS daufhU ra fall to ,cm o
youpU
make is m
tistmenta
BEDS. WILL
SOON BE
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�a U ta h**r. W o n rre iea t w t» Campbell, Virginia a w . PhylI l i a 'f i t ~~ Katherine Symea, Oar IU Smith, Thclai* Taw, JnantU
■rita ( a t a r i France* M o m * McMullen and Anna • Lenora
Quantities 1 of bright 'Yetorad Cli Ira la A ry . Kitty tMBroa. Hal
« Varnay, Hal** lU renU tte, ant
ftav tri including roar*, gladioli,
l U n a i a t Tatar*.
BTUART—Bide opera
daliln a n d tlb e r garden w tta tb s,
work a t local airfield.
war* uaed (a adorn tha room* at
til* horn* of Mrs. IL GtawaUngia, M e Sapper Given
1110 M in o lta Aram*. wWn aka Honoring Miss Young
entertained a number of fitanda
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.nith an Informal dinar* and bridge
la
honor
of
thalr
group leader.
party laat night.
The n eat* arrirad 'aarty la tha V ia M artarot Yount, tha member*
trening after which dtauaer ora* of the Senior Campfire Girl* had
aarred In n u n e i from the Iona a reunion In the form of n picnic
dining tahla which area oweiskl •upper and awlmmlnt party on
with a linen cloth and rantarad Thursday aftamocn a t Ur* homo of
with tain and gladioli h o t Hfhtad Mba Anna Lanora Brown a t Sllrar
train tapary coat a eeft flow *t*t Lake. '
Thro* enjoying tha affair ware:
the table. The place card* bat*
ftcnra* of girl* doolgnad in bril- Kip. L McMullen. Mr*. John A.
Brown, nad tha Ml**** Mar**mt
Vaunt. Dorothy Haynes, Margaret
At Party Latf Night
Bridge Luncheon
* .u » .n » t
ontartnln tha win-
O m lot o f
:
! orM
-m i
|
STRAW AND SILK
HATS
/ » T*
Remember Dfld
With u Personal Gift—
A new lie — Socks — A shirt
Selected at His-FaVorite Store
Reduced to
*2.95 and *3.95
* •GIFTS
. .. 50c and *1.0Q Tables
Special 25 Ptrttnl Discount On All Lumps.
Manhattan Shirts ...
Superba Cravats .....
somethin* In quality wearing apparel on Father** Day, next
f. ,
fiv e It to him end then watch hie face kindle with keen
iatloo. For thja occasion we have eet aside some very special mer-
Irtterwoven Socks ...
SPECIAL CLOSE OUT
SHIRTS
K
the popular summer
dike and paltenm; al
so a complete range of
solid colors In tha paetel
shades; valuta
5 4 00
at ...... i . . . . . . . J5L
rSATUBINO a.
I1U en
of
tfar
i
Special lot of Silk
DRESSES
Values to 120.00
PAJAMAS
wearing kind In
»ra, with clocks
aad Mrs. D. J. Garrett, who
beta railJlac , on tha Woat
h aw mowd to BU Mapt*
cheery
paltenm
$1385
t .*
Among this group of allractlva
dresses are dark and light shades
for travel and speM* . . . together
to
W.H.LONG
1st 8L Opp. Post Office
S H IR K
jnOOD
“Sanford's Only Exclusive Men's Shop'
.** •
»
« |f f e
09
Frierttlly Five Shoes
EARLY SPRING
Values to 55.00....
/•
Regatta Pajam as...
MEAT MARKET
BELTS
Quality
Beautiful 4 Pe»
Fibre Suite -
ICKOK and Pioneer
■ 4.„■* .
NEW LINE.OF
i
Materials of Sdareucker. Lines, Whi
sled, Nurotex, Alpscss . . . . all wil
moua Keep Kool brand . . . .
#1 jiyj,*l
■priag-f i t l e l cwaUasa
Utaty ra a a w n l la U p-
surra
m m er
»rd, Palm Beach, Tropical Wor.
two pair of trousera la tha fa.
A Real Bargain-
ATTIC
Used Machines $5 Up
i Wa Do Ueautltchlng.
$ 24.50
Mm m
BINOBR BHOP
M-J.
Valdai Bldg.
taiuraod Wadaaaday i > m
m point* la Goorgta w han
*W boas rialUag ralatjraa.
and >lira.. Proacta E. Bats
Sector. M U LoclUo Bel*.
I lasw tomorrow for Day.
Phone 123
A 60 LB. EDDY
ALL FOUR
PIECES
FOR ONLY
T B 1 * ' refrig erate
2L J r > : ^ c - e I
> A Gift At
>*s' ' j r n m a m m r —
,,E 3 j]
A* & m 3
■kit; / «lX3
|
S
~
Table Included
1
ji
i
-W w ,
ll
/A!
ID
Thli Bed Room Suite Look* Like New
Here’* a Bed Suit Worth ISO.OO
|
fruit a! a a# neat PTInch Vanity, roomy £
M
O M of drawers, fait alas bod and \
M KJ
umck Genuine walnut veneers. Tho *K / ■ W
f* * — —
fcf.Quick Sale It b Only
4JC
■
J
�EBjLrdHl
5
W
" • /I ■
fl -K t ■
-
man. ‘ n»t going U I n V hft
house n u d g e gunning for a man
ppnv*eatlort, am), accord
ing toV » n d * A flle ateyy ka me,
he, had Just cause to do so, for oo
M leant two different atcnelena
ba a e y s b e ebbed apm evidence* W k llfA n w f
w
<a
' " I ■'(Jt -k* 1rU
m b p l H l t t'seore.
t'flalnti, the Islander!
't-hondrl pllchlngnre
loot had far IS tolfd
With two e rriri, pro*
uni. P ifh tla r am they
* imrfual|lp of th*
Wtndarm moat . hare.
baa la of population; M i M ni M i
t ia of area; and one te n t on the
la pf contributed read mtleagr.
The Tomasello amendment aat
Jaly 1, 1031, am lha Uma for the
bOr to lake effect: „
TMMscIle’a plan replaced a « » •
promise plan previously agreed
IcA trr YsAB'tf w e m h m
OPEN CHAMPION AMD TMfc
PAVpRfTt TO R tP tA T , n tU f Yt
AjrSH A VTO M .O M ia^,
Daeaa that taaaa pa Had
feyr whlpplag Ike Winm UU a to-a as MatUalvtrelly of (laaegla
the I’arkera I t flea
Park era tkis ytar, aad
It marry arer the fact
lag’ lha Hsrperltea ta
waa a pttcbee’a dnrl
fo rk harlag lha adga
I.IWUmt wlaaUf a gasaa
; barauaa of ala .i r o n b |
Is, the We gun IvailHa a g all
l. Par the second straight
than Mp<W will have I* meat
th a bads A lor, <f( K lahiy
• m a t Mrafclpnl P ttk , Nagfeapmin will sand hit out
sa t lha Islanders. Hud taka,
Mo delay a, will I* on tha
tM aura, whiia UJaxasa a t
o ld ‘set duty for the IslandDaLaud wUI ha playing at
Park that day, while Cocos
Sb AMrnallae fig a double-
psasiTi?"*
rUROIOLl
Supreme Court To
Hear Arguments In
Appeal Of Carver
TALLAHAK.VEK, June 11*. (APk—Tlio stale supreme rwirl
today will hear oral argument In
William llaymond Carvel's second
appeal from a first degieo muruur esnvIcHon aad a sentence of
Hie In pi iron fur liic ax slsylng
of h)g wlft
Casvar, n farmer I'hlladclphlnn,
wag (tuuged with Idling his wife
and rhlld with an ns ami 1thrn
stoolIng a nrgio servant nt his
heupo Ip HHi'rlng. Tim slate
charged he killed the urgru tu
carer ii/ i lh» sUyihg of hi i Wife
and child
Caiver clsimed he-shut the ne
gro I t death whrn he illscnvcml
lha servant leaving hU wife’s
Icdrimm wlte.e, ha ilalmed, the
ream killed I bn young mother
gnd h^r baby. He wav tr'e-l only
on tho wile murder charge.
: The stale's raso against Carver
Whs baaol on clicumstanllal evi
dence. Its was convicted nf first
runs betled In, Cronin, Kenalore,
BTf most shut out Wins,. Kclhotd,
Uravrs, »; most strike outs, out
game, Johnson, Yanks, l i t moat
Uaas im kails, ona game, Morris,
Ucd Ho*. Fiaslcr, White Hog 10
dfarra murder but the Jury n t .
commended merry and he war
given a Ufa Irtui in prison. lie
lust Ida first appeal lo lh e state
■up: emu roilrt hut racea lly 'a ' ftl eailng nf thn rasa ipi lha ground
ivldcnce halt bcrlftuncoVerrd.
OVER T01JTC0 ME
OF TRIP W E S T
(Continued (row Pago Ona)
|K>llllral one ami It waa stated cm.
the I’resident'll.'behalf that lie're
garded hlinself as president nf all
the people eiyd not Jurt of Itrpub.
Mndpuldlcan l^ ^ iU ll« ^ y f n « M t
the |i residential special a t various
iwlntn weiw Mger to discuss polltl.*a and wera frapk la tnclr ei*
pmudons of lio|»* of a favorable
ri action tu Hr. Hoover's utter
Where
ances In this territory C
—
Hera.crate srorH gains In tha
last eongfpsslonnl election. Sena
tor (Heim, of Illinois, returned
here with him.
The I'tcsldent at Indianapolis
hr Turn the Indiana KepobUcwe Edi
torial Aasotlatlon named tha boil-,
mus drjircwiun. ns the “iliWitMgl",
Mitchell D e n i e s
E x te n siv e U. S.
Sortie On C r i m e
(Continued p om Pag* One)
was offaNd and utad there.
"When It cornea iu talk of
great b'g federal :«mpalgn an
gangs te n tlu-xigkoul the country
U'a Ilka Hark Twa'.n’a remark
th at lha teport la greatly eaag:
g.rated,", tha attorney gcaeril
wuatrl
a wtalmlotl n
tlaast 1n# m 1
heard tudaf," said
In decllolng'tho In
In the future was
Mr. Hoover I n 'h it
the depression at
t o 'J S Z t
I IML w ottW W
"There n u no fa st rata. V a*
ileiblli bad a bad M rad
net have chased A n ti had ha
w nntedw anted V Ha 4W.,k*»v
> rar. a(iui (oward| lh» Amo
bill's IriailnaU sn.“ Arno’a conduct towarda Mrs. hoage .but whan fhalf army there
Vanderbilt a a t d a ll time* gen real!tad M>a enevmUy of ika sltualloa en d re tra e e d h la Maps. Ba
tleman)? and pK£dA'*'iai'kfld.
P la tt elahM tied Jraetaidif on d a m n e d hU Raa . . whan ha
S
K fK iri
tald the W i l t , w i
rhr pit if laitn lg M -
■‘* „
' «aMMs£*innraiM£awM
CHIPLBY. J W ' 1*“ «
.h is oeelhm nf northwest;
.hipped Ita th a t earieed of
Iocs cf the House to distribute
ha ptoney through founty conialaalopara on a slightly different
'la**
-T he, bill ppant<l (de.plto cylga-.f
opponents th a t It e U . an. »af jb
shoo* of what they firmed the
Brown-Crummer bills of 1W9, calt a Inked to make the state responslhle for connlir and special road
apd. bridge district bonds."
Hop i assn tail *e Mathews, Du
ral. charged that Ibr >111 ,tp
framed was unconstitutional and
that the t i n t Legislature, Instead
of hfrlng to daal with a state debi
o( 9J,Jfi!fiOO as reported, by darn
erapr Carlton. Wadasaday, would
have to maka provisions to cam for
l7W,o<K),noo In outstanding eeunty
apd special district bonds.
,IU presents tiro Caldwell, Bsnla
Ups*. assarted that a disease which
ke termed "nrawn-Crngymaeftts"
hpd seised re presents l Ires voting
f * r .Uw 1measure.
''They hare been'hypnotised and
lhaUj manhood taken away froan
ORTIZ PLEADS flUILTT
HAVANA, 7 ^ T 1> - t i O f
Major Arsen to Ori
epta province,, njllli
enpervlOfr,
leaded gulHy t« an Iniiq p d m U . charging
h bn ring permitted illegal
during hia.aupsrviseiaMp.
■letiHmd 1tu 'AUii i pi la-
alataat to MHchell who ha* been
la charge of the Chicago camA'CCOUNTAHTB TO ilBBT '
feign, aril remain there for tw i
or three months, i| wait said, as
kPA H l. JoaTTfli—(AP)—Hem"HI some of the larger c e :|a of bp»A «f the n « l< la InstlUU of
special agents of the Internal Accountants were arriving hare
leal night for Ibo opening tomor
row of the organisation's , sawsal
In the Investigation which has Convention,
bevn going on there f o r . several
, 4. * - 1
TON AT MANILA
Krellck will aid le-aTofficial, In
clearing up the numerous cases
there ami will maka available t i
comprislag tha third
1 dalsgOina L» ,vlaU
waa turned up lp (D M > k ^ # v n ta (JU ry conducted In Chicago. It la
) With tha American Iswguvrs
idle; the Rig HU bet tire of tha Nnkkjtaai League had to farnlsh any
and- all 'chaugea in the standing* thing I have
lha I'reahlent
vitation.
■ Confidence
advocated by
disritaalon of
Indianapolis,
voting ‘I’m going
dllpflan Islands this yaar,
*
-* * •
a.K lha
U r i |posted elsewhere- a t this ( l a a
KfpreaenUtlvee of various govvrnataat ageoc'oa lg Now York
wlU V* co-ordinated under dl■rwAJdi of the Justice Department
JENBEN—Culvurt bridge on
road ht tween her* and federal
highway repaired,
\. , \
EUHTIB -Krsnk Kckholdl evened
law offices a t livw Ideation.
3Z0 Notth Center Su
m
m
,
U v te a ti
1J / */V
1!
�mm
kV*vrn7*’
PAWii
JUNE ‘I t,
NEWS
In. Iiroughtea
ally ipeot la*t
aprinra with
W .terigfe
keen, Key'wild Rex, iperrt Laat weak
a t Daytaaa Beach w hen they
l a i M MK n d Ur*. U. W. MrLaHy and children of Atlanta, and a and ia n t of U r. Clonta’. Mr.
and Ur*. CtooU and aona returned
Vono fiatarday while Mr. and Mr*.
MeLerty-Wili remain a t the beach
for « .W |* r , atay.
Mrs. Ci U Wait wa* In Or Iado
Sunday afternoon visiting friend*
who are always glad Ui welcome
her.
C
U lae'Joyce Walaright, Spencer
WainiigM and Edward Jordan
weir* Bunday gaining visitor* in
tfanferd in d attended tho P in t
Methodl*t Church there a t the
evtnigfe hour returning later with
Band, CBB; 7:1B, Selberllng Sing* U r. W ab rig lit ’
<ra; 7:45, Florida TIV* Malodioa;
Mine Eleaae Walnrlght apent
Thursday afternoon with h tr moth
er, Mra. >8 . .It Walnright, and en
joyed tha community picnic of the
two local Sunday echoola which
was held at Sanlando Springs
.7ti l . WEMBWa .Ckorb ter*; Tttt,
rrdaty Mornlag Frollckm t I , la*
u h r t w a pair, NBC; 8:80, Armour
jA u r, NBC; 9, C hem let Program
V K Jt.); l:J0, B. K. O. Prog.um,
N iC | 10, Kraft Gbeeae (E ..T .);
l l i l l , St. Augustine Biehang*
Cl#b; 10:46, Eddie Squire*, The
Qall-Bamu O e ^ # : Carling Hotel Melody Man.
Bitkin Variety Pro- . * WDBO.— Ortaada.
M rB ataeh, Baritone;
», Ro, Young and hli Colonial
i Bulhara* Orrheetra;
add*s Biatert; 8:45,
tana, 'Pianist; 0:18,
tl» Ba»eb*ll Re»ulU;
eg Pbtocast; 0 :M,
e - J arka—riile.
Program; 5:90, Henta$$> Bally Southern
. T .)| 8, Amos V
M h Phoonia-Hooiory
T .)| trM , Phil Cook,
■
14-TaVi
IT -lIang nlcknam*
XabhrJ
■bout
r
3k-ermbc4: tellurium
40- 0 irl who lovaa
Lnuneelot
41-Make pun
Id-Attached to
d l-onn
-«9-Dtn
4 3 -O c rm A n ci Lx
toriy conference Imediately after.
Mr. and Mra. N. F. Leaetla re
turned Tuesday of Inal week from
a two weeks visit with Ihtlr
daughter,‘Mia. Ralph Baaford, In
Vildottm, Ga., and left Thunday
for a month'* sta y , at Daytona
Belch. M in Oliva LAtette of. Kan
ford joined them ca Saturday for
a month* vacation. Mrs. Batford
of Valdosta will al*o Join her par
ents later at the beach.
Mra. J. W. Martin. Hr., left Toe*,
day night for a ' visit with bar
• r tjh a a l'n e Moian and Julia ,G*'f«r
j * > tll Ira n Monday for Gainesville
*■* To attrrtil summer achooL
•
. Charica Dooley and (lamer HalS J I*rd returned Sunday from Jaaaup
rBU Ga., where they hat* bean workSaturday from Daytona
Baach
and W ith Eihel Ltfllt* will leave
Monday for a bualneaa trip
through Ga!, and tho Cnrol'tias.
' Attan Logan accompanied Mr.
and Mr*. P. T. Wakefield on a
trip lo Orlando Friday.
Howard l.lndaey and
Wilaon
Geiger motored to DeLand Manday oi< buxines*
Mr*. J. tV. Flynt and daughter,
jBr*. Wm. Kilhee, were In Sanford
on Monday
Mr*. Petty Culley of Miami, left
Wedaetday for their home,after a
few day* apent in Oviedo with Mra.
Cheater r a tlin an j attended th*
funatal of Mr*. Partin's mother,
Mr*. Ural* Jacob* who died in
Orlindo>Saturday and waa burled
In Chttludta Tuesday montlhg.
James McGowan'* bam on hi*
Black Mammock farm waa bsrnod
Friday n ig h t Mr. McGowan was
away in South Carolina and no one
Was on the farm. Th* ran** of the
fir* was not determined.
The Home Builder* S. S. of the
LAKE MARY
Methodist Church wa* mo«t de My MISS KTHRI, IIV O TIJtIN E
lightfully entertalmd „n Tuesday
afternoon at the hems of Mr*. G.
The kli.M-a Catharine, Mary, ami
W, Bower. After the bualneia fea Jean Fi rrrwtpr,
Kanfonl arv
ture of the meeting waa conctudad vUiling with Ihalr uncle and auiu,
the hoatres eerred a delirious salad Mr. and Mi*. AtrNan, at their home
with tvlta*
on Ijike Mary.
MU* BiUle- Neablt left Monday ; Mr*. II. n. Fennill, and ch'ldrrn
for Groveland where ah* will act On Ida Murla and John Marshall,
as relief operator at tho We*tern aUo Carrull Seller*, left la i t F ri
Union office. Mil* Niablt had day fur Center 11111, Fla., where
chargs of tha office her* during they tlifted with their alater, Ml**
tlui dhuaca nf Ue Ifomn
Donnie Dell Bellir*. They returned
home Monday evening.
Mr. an l Mr*, B. Y. C irvrr of
Sanford, Mis. J, H. t'urhran, tho
GENEVA NOTES JlUsea Klma and Jane Coehran ami
Mr*. II. M. Cuehrane of ta k e Mary
By M lk U P. WakefleU *
ihOtured lo Jackiontllle un a huafThe dlslrlet conference of th# n*M trip laat We.Ini >day.
Mi*. D. C. Howard and son of
M'm* ami
Geneva
Methodist
rhurchoa were held at Ganeym Sanford were th* gurata of Mr*.
II. M. Glcaaon last ITiuriday at har
Mathjdiat church on Sunday. Th# home un third atroot.
Presiding Elder,' Rer. P. W. Ellla,
Mlai Mary Dunn, Mr. Dcnald
preached tha noon itrvice
and An iaraon, and Rar. J^M. Thcmpaon,
after the service a bountiful bos are repreatntatlre* from Lake
ket dinner wa* served to a large Mary, who are attending th*
uiem blage. These from out of Yo’ing People’* Conference, at
town were Rev. and Mr*. P. W. Coronado IlMrh.
Kill* from DeLand, Mr*. Lillian
Mr. and Mra. II. M. (Ilea.on, and
IL Britton, Mr. and Mra. A. Dunn,
Mrs. Tin*a Ruireaon, and Mr. an d 1
Mrs. E. A. Duff and children from
Mima and Mrs. I. Ilarl from
Oviedo* In the atternm n after tha
dinner the conference wa* railed
and ptwalded over Ly the Rev, P. W.
Kill*. Report* nnd variiua btuL
nes* waa trlh u u led .
Ed»ea Goll, Margaret and
llnrry l e t I Indiry returned Sun
day from Uiair trip tu Atlanta.
Littla Mil* KJeanoy Dooley who
la B uffering with an ab»,-e»* on
her throat whlrh wa* la n .rd by R
d vetor In Oriando I* Improvlnt
f o r e visit.
with relatives In TifUn and Aahburn, Ga.
Emil K a n t and family of
Orlando were guest* Sunday a ft
Tha Ear. J. J. WIm m t . of Drake,
ernoon an,| evening of M n. Karat’a town, On., aaya ha baa tekaa Black■later and brother-ln-liw, Mi. an l Liraugh t- whan Baadad. ilno* CkUdhood, and b* U peat fifty year* of
aga. “When 1 weald gta.bilious.”
ha aaya, ” 1 Would taal Ilka akaffltag slang laataad of walking. My
fast fait toe beery to lift I bad
sock a dull, tired feeling, ta d I
would teal d tn y and uauaaaud
Ilk* I cwotdn't h*M m r.teM v*. I
a’kugkter, EUa Jane, .Uo iH>«*
Urwe.
.mclorcil to
I .aka H it Sunday afternoon.
Mia. J , M. |Tbom|>*<>n and chil
dren *p4nt»*T*ial day* this paat
wm I( with Mr. ami Mi*. Fred Bril
ey a t tk*«1r hem e at Iriand Lain.
Children^ day aill be obairved
Sunday mprnlng at (Hr 1-aVe Mary
ComtouttRy'Church. kirk. 11. II.
Fennell hi* charge of the program.
TENNESSEE
BANS
Mltnew air
signaler* HAVE YOUR WAYCU np alH d
by on* who neatly knew, howl ■<
- «'
V, K. DtlUOMSd. , Brigg*, Jeweler, Mag. Av*.
r in k t'lteuii I'ourl
Dr.
W.
E.
MaeDOUaALU
Demlaole i: a u n t y ,
ROi'RACTOR, la new located et-S H
hi* rteldance Iq Floikl flelghtt*
8. Sanford. Phene 88848.
official
and oral ilna i t r l l i h . day of Jane
A. t i . 1*11.
ROBBED
DRESDEN. Tenn., June ID.—
(A P |—Two maikid men held up
tn n h r iT T r o i n t . a m u j i d i .
Hat. r ia r t rr in anu row
ConWy Raw!*, bookkeeper for th*
People* Bank here, when he opened
th* bank .Tuesday, force,; him to ASMK MAH MrPIIAlU
v ^'oin*l*lnal\t,
opi n the vault and eacapei with
HaPOMT
kid'll
Albippruximately $5,000.
lUffndunl.
IN THKNAkllt o r TIIH MTATR OF
MAYD—Mayo Sewing Room
To: I'ul'nnt klrPliall. who** lent,
opened Tn lao.l and laiwaaler beet nml only known ■ddreee I* un.
known: Tou are herrky ceuuJrnt to
ballding.' »________ *
nii|ienr to Ike litll ot romoUlnl IIM
herein nnalnei you In the rimer
nirricM o r ir r i .it 'a v io n r u n enlllled rnuee, on or berore the
July, A. It. t*tl. “The
T « t n welt I niiKH « t:r r m \ *lh ilnr
t n o r t h h oKAKNat. btat . ru.nlHIII Herald* l> hereby deel«.
t r i t * o r T int otatm o r lulled n> the newspaper In whlrh
Ihie order shall lie publi.hrd once
ri.o n n k * .
Niillp* In li H f lb
«lv r r»
that n week fur four ronaeiuHv* week*.
>U unfit-id 11tiljtm it, imrchsnrr
of
Wlloe«« my hnnd ami *eal ut
Tuft O rllflriU No. I1». diilMl Ihr oil Ice, al Knofoicl, Henilnole l*oun.
5nd, tlnh of Julr A. I». IhtI, hm It. Vlorldn. Ilil, the tth day el
fllpil a i Ii1 c r f l l t l r i t i r In nth o ff it**, June. A. IV Itkl.
• m l It** iiiiitVtp • |i |t l l r « l l u t i fu r la x IHKAl.r
y u. lXUNIUMNL
d«i#tl lit lautinr In ui't’tii ilit iirt* wrflli
t’leek.
la w . H sltl C f l t l l l i i l t f M IllifO M tltr
Ily : A. kl. W K K K H ,
ro lltiW ln v ot'ftci Il*««l f»rin|»««rI> nII u .
H e p u ly t ’le rh .
•I n i ItiJ Hrm lnnlc I'm ih lf, Florlitx.j
I i t. wilt >
leol I I S I k to k r r ta w n .
Til**' fit Id I mill liflnif MBMrMrd ml
llim d n in o f ill# IRRUMl## o f a itr h
rm r llflr n l# tn llim
la tu m » t
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iinil i»«l (him Hi# I Ilk liny of Juti# ilfira i* No ITT, dated the tth. itay
nr J u ly A . I t . I » » . had filed aald
A. l i , 1911.
earlirtcat* In my otflre, and ha*
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tu
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property
alluated
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fH U A Iel
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Itn .
k now n T h a i I . (I. l l t lN T K I I , p u r.
rh a .e r of T n * I'erllfleale No, 4T».
dated Ihe 4lh. day of J u ly A .
IV
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m y office nnd ha* made applies,
linn for la* deed In lo v e In a*,
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i * l » S o . 111. rtnted Ihe 4lh 0«> « f aniluare* the fnilaw lna
described
Ju lt A . I I . 1Vtk. h a» III..I .*bl c e i. property
situated
In
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nppllrnllnn for «** deed «<• l**ur la
tad* I lk A i l l M idway.
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HER H U SB A N D
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE
THE ARCADE
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ABOUT 6U leghrirn rooatan four ‘
week* old al 00c each. Apply C. .flfi
A. Itainei at llarald office tafafa
0 A. U. Saturday.
LEGHORN PULLETS, 60c nnd Tie
each. Heavy broad laying Mi>
lets, $1.76 each. Leghorn hnd*
$1.00 each. II. T. Tiller, Paola. ‘
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ELEVEN ACRES, 8 H tiled. Viftl
room house, $5,000. 1$ cash,
mortgage for balaare. W, J. Thi#pin, phone 715,
SEVEN ACRE farm, 5 IlietL
1‘JfoO. Four room heoae, |l( d 0
rath, balance on term*. W. J. T W *
CLASSIFIED
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Il9)rt> I kHNR HKITI1H FOR RENT; Fuiniabad
apartment. All mnvrnlencM. Nearly refinlahid. I'huito 647.
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dor. A I condition. Price* right.
Reel g Son*, Myrtle Are.
LIBERAL ALLOWANCE on
old battery. 918 W. First I
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aids. Any ail*. Send reply P. 0.
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Bjr1John Devlin
e a e k s d
LOST: Small yellow dog wearing
collar with name ” Uounc*”^ Finder call at IU2I Kim Av*. Re
ward.
WANTED; Saturday or BaoMf,
h> young lady, transportation'to cvffMj
Jackaonvlll* or Atlanta, Phsno 4t$.■*
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Found
I.OST: Red Collie dog, an* year
old. Answer* to th* namd,
“•Mickey.” Left home Monday, June
15th. Finder please notify W. T.
MfTeer, 30« W. 8th SL
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n r t i i h im * t :M A i. rr,%T.
iniT nee York, and tha mareiloue vaeai m
or
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Lumley, »o$ French Av*.
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VAjttLL . w HAT'S W R O N B WITH “THAT Y
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th* # ■ :» i i | Ik* l u M i m • ! I » l
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re rtin e a l*
shall be i r i m i ii t d a r e n t i n g
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Ida 11*1. day
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at WAGONER’S.
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M. H anford & C t n t m ’
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HILL LUMBER CO.
Zip Service, Phone 1M.
BIGNS
R. N. NIPPER
Sign*.
P h o n e 303.
SHOE REPAIRING'
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The Sanford Herald, June 19, 1931
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Sanford (Fla.)
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 19, 1931. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 19, 1931; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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Sanford; The Sanford Herald