13 10 317 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4322b3da06e369816926cb5dd4783d91.pdf bf585975a81b042c7fd681415190c6b8 PDF Text Text 7 Farmers Killed A s Truck HitsTrain {S M C Johnson Expects To H iv e Agreements In Hands O f Pres! Wedi dent By Wednesday LUMBERTON. N. C > A u g . U.—UP>—Seven farmer* were killed and three critically In­ jured when their truck crashed Into n passenger train today. The truck, loaded with tobacco, was occupied bv a group of farmer* on their way to mar­ ket *t Falrm'nt. N. C. Bodies of three of tho-: killed were strewn • In bit* along the track* for 800 yard* Police isaid the dead were Jea*e. Louis •and Wesley Davenport. Burch;ari and Walter Smith. Dick Harper, and • Clyde Taylor. The truck crashed into the baggage car of tho two-ear Araln and was demolished. ron STRIKE IN HAY ANA IS CALLED QUITS Two Men Are Killed A s MobB Continue To Hunt Members O f MachadoHejfime “Sleeping Sickness” Epidemic Is Serious ST. LOUIS, Aug. -22.—l/Pt— The epidemic of "aleeplng .ickneae" In this vicinity was described by Dr. J. P. Leak* of the United State* public health service a* being by far thu moat serious outbreak the country haa ever known. Two daVh* (luring the last 34 houra brought the number of victim* of the strang* malady of en­ cephalitis to 14 while 140 per­ son* are reported 111 with the disease. Dr. Leak*, who was dispatched her* from Wash­ ington when the outbreak flratbecame serious, said there waa no reason to fear the epldemle ■would reach proportion* of a vplsgu* and that there should be n0 undue alarm. O f Fanfare W illr se a sa n b h ig HOOVER DAY Plenty Be Used Starting M onday CET SUBPOENA To Stir N R A Enthusiasm STRONG RINDS ARE REPORTED MBANKCASE Detroit Officials De­ cide To Ask Former President ToAccept Summons ToTcstify WASHINGTON. Aug. 2 2 -oT I —In rising er**c*ndo. starting next Monday, the rallying cry of the NRA Blue Eagle will be heard throughout the land. Recovery headquarter* bustled today with final preparation* to make life Blue Eagle articulate In a summon* to all remaining In­ dustrie* to co»le-*ompll»nce. all consumer* to eode-co- peratlon. One thousand "national speak*r*“ were being assigned to keycity platform*. Twenty-nine thou­ sand local speaker* were'llstedLouis Alher. head of the speak­ ers' bureau. announced final plans for the Aug. St. nation­ wide, nverthe-lop movement, and said Sunday night ha* been sst for the "army of volunteer*" to get their “ final marching orders' from . General Hugh S. Johnson, "field marshal." Plenty of martial fanfare wa* scheduled to h«lp Johnson swing g. nation Into the spirit of conearl rd action. .Music by Arpiy, Nsvy and Ma­ rin* bands, .a speech by Madam# Ernestine Schumsnn-IIelnk, who learned how t* say stirring thing* back In World War day# when she had son* In the United State* and German fercesj entertain­ ment by Will Roger* aad other mirth producer*: addresses loo, by the public relations trio of NRA. Charles F. Ilorner, Frank T. Wilson and Alber. Cabinet members. Judges, sena­ tors, representative*. lilsrary lights, have been signed- up by (Continued On Pag* Two) HAMILTON. B e r m u d a ; DETROIT. Aug. 82.—idb -O f­ Aug. 22.— (A.P.) The ficials of the sne-man jury In­ HAVANA. Aug. 32-<<P>— The terotoglcal etatlon today toWASHINGTON, Aug. 22. strike of Havana harbor workers vestigating Detr it’s banking dif­ •ued a report Baying the — (A.P.)A new objective— whieh had tied up commerre In the ficulties last night derided to re­ tropical hurricane which haa of the piBvm§ In the hnatia — — capital era* settled yesterday a* quest former President Herbert been moving through the At, President R o o m v elt" today •he provisional government of Hoover to accept a subpoena. Untie probably would blow It* .perhaps and Wednesday at President d# Ce*pedes continued The decision to seek the testi­ ■elf out southwest of Herd the latest codes of fair cony working on problem* inheritrl mony of the former president petition for the coal and au­ mud*. ' from Ihe imposed Machado regime was reached at a cqjrferenre be­ The atorm iwray wa* S70 tomobile I n d u s t r i e a—last The 8000 stevedore*, longshore tween County. ProiWpitor Harry miles weat aouthweat or tha men aiy other worker* sgrted to night was the aim of Hugh ft. Toy anil Circuit Judge Harry etum at 7 o'clock this mornln-r Island and waa not moving. 8. Johnson. B. Keidan who >1* sitting ** lb* after the shipper* recognited their Both code* were nearing corn Ship* delayed b» reaching Hen£ one man Investigating Jury. •inion and - aeceptrd other . de­ pletion, NBA official# raid. Itton by heavy weather get ™ . TM« aetFn followed a requeat mand*. If agreement can >e obtained w#Ji non# ef the passenger* any for Hlf*T trsthnonr whieh was Jahneon. the administrator, wa« Um wort* fee the experience •*Joaquin Martin**, Saena tec re made to the Jury today by U. 8. expected to aet off on a second rapt fer saaslekness. lary of the treasury, who an­ Senator Jamea Couxena. (H oiatl* flight to Hjile Park, N. Whether the former president nounced the settlement of the aB fto report to hi* chief another AMSTERDAM. Holland. Aug. MacCrary strike, said that the Havana Har­ Assembly Is Called wlU be asked to com* to Detroit milestone passed In the campaig.. Constable 12.—UF)—A hurricane of unpr#» in person or make a deposition at for reemployment. * AdmitsRobberyAnd bor association, composed of rep* For OrlnndoTomor- hi* home In Palo Altn ha* nM cedentsd violence wrecked house*. resrnlalivr* of the shipping .inlntmrhlle, the cabinet advisor; S u g g e s t B C o u n t y - W l d e uprooted Igfee and caused othjt Chase ThroughCity row Night AtEight been decided. trieats, had accepted the labor board of the recovery admlnUtra“ There is one director who wa* Resignation OfLegisdemand* with minor modifies tlon decided aa a atep to protect Mass MeetingUpon serious damsgo at Ouwsrhsrk told by President Hoover that I MIAMI, Aug. 23.-(/ft— Detec • ORLANDO. Aug. 83 film * linn*. Tho ,|ftiiuni',s included re* the publie again*! profiteering to Intors I n Scon As tho proelne* of Zeeland. Thoty Eve O f Final Drive rvque*( all Industrie* now operat­ live Chief L O. Scat boro said one cnirnilion of Ihrir union, or a-- grower* of Or»ng»- musty and was • very dangerous msn . .at wtr* no caaualtlss. Only WayToAccord this particular time I want to . ing unday. codea to aubmlt Infor­ of the two men arrested last nigh* ceptanre of the' "closM shop" adjacent •sections will gather In Expressing confWsnc* thaf ths urge the attorney general ami 4h*4» mation on recent price Increases. following a holdup and chase hv principle for Havana, and instal­ Orlando, at the Orlando chamber ATLANTIC, CITY. Aug. I t HAVANA, Aug. » i,7t—A N. R. A. program eould be* put lation of the so-called rotating of Commerce, at H o’clock " * d prosecutor to invite Mr. Hoover In addition, nt the rugger!inn of (A V- Hewer Max contlnusd t# the newly created central atatir- a police officer, today admlttr-l list under which employment will1•nrmlay night for a nut** meeting to c me here and tell what a bad government recognising fiankly lit across In Bsnfunl with only * now js th# New Jereey coast aa w given ............................... . ....... J in connection with «h, formation man I am.” Cousena said. the workmen by turn. tteal board of the government he I* Constable C. A. MacCrary be revolutionary nature and proceed little more determined effort, R. batter tn* northi ■ter moved Earlier In the day the hlunt ing In accordance theiewith tha L. Gl#nn, r«11ro«i1 Irolhtrhood of* ,,»w|y launrhed Florida each code approved In the futur. of Stuart, known to peare officer* continued hunting out those lh*V|„f . t ----- • D^-t— leaving In lla wakq declaration that the federal gov­ i» Ihe melbiMl of solving Cuba’ firUI who hat h»vn named to tuc* northward would Include provlalona requiring along-the Florida East Coast a’ considered guilty of crimes in •Y**‘ . g-|iru* Growers league. of "deplorable problem which silppnrtri* of Pro reetl Frank Cvani temporarily ■fyfit dtftd ind coniliUrmblt prop* the aubmlaaion of auch atatiatlral "get hi* man MacCrary." Two men wyr* killed as mob*j Wednesday nlgHt’s meeting ir ernment knew aa General of the local N* R- aA- •rty <kma|t. conditions" in the country * visional .* information aa may be necessary viw itirig*i rPresident r p p i u r n i iCarlo* nnot .u n n u e i — ------ ; -------Manuel •in preparation for the •••■ statewM* MacCrary, who Drat gave the Machado regime. largest closed hank the hirst by tbe admlnlatralnr. Heavp rata, which reached topi de Peeped*, are urging upon him The victim* were Julio lleredm,| mrrting I** held at Winter Hamrmbet* of th# Advisory Com rent laI forte during th# night to­ National Bank-IVtrolt *» early This declaim) marked Ihe fire! name of Jerry Donovan nf West former associate of Maj. Ar en,»|%rn p,-*i Friday afternoon. The ABC society, the OCRR of tho long-planned move* hy Palm Beach, l* being held In Jail Ortis, who was shot and killed by! ginning nt J I M. The local meet a* May. U'33. nearly a year he Ihe lailiral revolutionary cellular mittee this morning, nailed for gether with a wind of gal# pro­ artli-n to put Sanford back In the portion*, lessened today an d apJohnaon to keep tab on H«ln* with a man who gave the nam» a mob in Eantlago, and Lui* d*- U ............. ... prepare for an forv it closed, cam* from Senator union and several rabinet heads l|r here will ranks nf .Southern cities leading prices and prevent them roaring of Joe W. Read and said he had a Spayne, a policeman who was Grange county organisation of the CoUien*. , maintain th# new government can all other* In putting th# drive pirtntly Mvtd tM Inlti §#ctl®n upward farter than the purrhaaBecause "the power* th*t he not act decisively to meet the pres­ from a bad flood. • shot and killed at Palmo Soriano grower*, and arrange for similar across. leg powar of the nation ran b» criminal record. Heredia's body wa. dragged organisation* In adjacent counlirs. were n't «nsloii« to «t*rl an epi­ ent emergency until It rid* Itself From other section* of the At­ Tboarroatl followed a ahot-mark "Hanford led th# slat# In stimulated. rloalngs In a p«- of encumbering Institution* Jeft The Orlando meeting ha* been demic llPn,ir of bank „, through the etreel*. lantic ssaboard cam# report* of * This, the admlnlatralnr con- rd (has* thinngh the street* afli— yrnr§ the senator assert- behind by Ihe former government. spreading th* message of lb# N. two additional death* end of Major Orita I* now (n Germany railed by II. O. Miller. Kairvillnl tenda, would bo fatal to the pm- Patrolman James Barker, off duly Their attllnd* Is bpenly •sup­ R. A. until about 10 day* ago," 20 penona missing hr the storm lt-la»l Where he wa* Ant - last June bvj hi grower, at the r*r|ue»t of the rd, nnlv * moilrrste write down he sal L "but' locay wa are lag­ igitm tlnce buying ability Inauf- and out riding with hi* wif-, the government He ha* born ac growers' meeting held In Winter of the bank'* lo«* wa* ordered *t posed by university students and ging behind. Lei me tell you again which ariendad up and down tha fklent to conaume the fruit* of lnteachers snd strengthened by th# llavsn last week when Unit step* "UM coastline. cuseil of several political killings tha* time. , of »tiw the .holdup r n v n i at ithe n c »scene « n p »•» w - r c v i»n i m • w 'I , . that thla drive b Just a tunny |try haa been awe of the under- ■arrived tod qxpoxenu opponents at ol t)» U» M*cha<Ju ad*1 tbs bandit drove * » V - — .aad Mecha.Jo ■ ■ fus Ih « f«s mat low-ad the F l o r i d a The senior Mlrhlgah senator lartt support nf o liit'js N llf* l for child's plsy, D»r tha bells! Iragu* were taken.' tM-forr *n np>n grehd Jury In heads. Thsse fartlon* hold that minlst ration declared declared he he wss was sent Citrus Grower* •t**. Barker pave chase nnd era* Join- mlnlstrattnn that this drl«* la just B funnyq Mr. Miller and Ino (dher grower* vMliratine Ihe rinsing nf Ihe Ihe de Cespedea regime must do away to escape prosecution. gam*. This country has been fac­ board, the admlslatrator would ed by another police car. After an away with congress by ashing for The belief wa* held that inve* associated with him in making the Klrst Nntlnnal hnd the Guardian ing th* most sthloua time In It* not Inaugurate a reporting aer- exchange of ahot*. the bandit car tall urge that every Orange conn National Bank f Commerre fol­ all legislator*- i¥tignallon*. and history. Only last week It wa* vlce which calls for duplleallon ol •topped and the-two men and •topped and tw“ nwn *7c*st»TI In T 'oie conduct*"* Machado and ty citru* grower pn*»lb!e be In a lowing the Mlrhlrnn bank holi­ proceed thereafter *« the "de firh-y predicted that If the pro­ Information already collected bj wuman. who said she was Kalb-1 into w ” " ® 1 , nil into' „ n,lauce at the Chamber of Comfacto" government they claim It day Feb 14. startled * r»fke,J other agencies of the federal gov '•*« Mathers. Miami, surrendered^ hi. U war mere* nn Wednesday night, » M rniiririHim hv a sud.lrn reading nr Is, technical observance of Ihe gram had fallen down and th* atnment. Attornay General Cuntcnnrtltullon notwithstanding, un­ steel, lumber, and petroleum • h.t he a.ld were report* nf W co le* had not been signed anoth­ mlaga. who presided at the meet­ WEST PALM BEACH. Aug.’ til elections can be held. m l hank eiamlner* detailing ing, raid aavaral Instance* of "un­ Hsalon) In some quarter* apprehsnslon er rebellion faced thla rountrf. 2J.—UP)—Wsndell & "had prsrtlre*" In the First Na­ conscionable Increase*” In price* has been expressed that forthright If this move rollapie* and the president of th# Florida Slate bad been reported, Orange county. In connection with tional. Tbe re|iort*. h . ..Id. were dec lart ion nf It* "de facto" na­ present form of government Is Federation of Labor, estimated made In M»y and November. (Contlnusd on P an TwoJ r ' Through the early part of to* ture might bring the withdrawal |hr call for the mer'ing Mr. Miller that 50 now union locals hav* IfilB day quiet, for the first time. In nf United Slate* recognition. been organised In Florida with “ There are *t l» » " t7D.000.D00 ‘ (Continued From Page Two) Yet many believe that lb# Unli"The proposed Flotilla • Itr*'* older lucal* alnlng member* „ f ,tnw assets. *nd IM.nOO.nnn nf rd Stales would not withdraw Its _________ - for Grower* league l* of, for, and steadily a* tn» result of a stetM (Continued. On Tag* Two) support merely because it# CesWith rare axceptlon, alleged Uw * * • & * ' - r k f V r O A by the producers of citrus finite. wide aampalgn to organise all prdrs adopted such means' to meet violators brought before Munici­ for li»r the iiiv protection of — the Interests worker* In Bn# with N. R. A# an emergency. , 0f (he grnw*i» In connection with pal Judge 8. A. B. Wilklnaon for provisions. "Wo art going to The. point tn th* fact that trial yesterday afternoon, were page statement—"What |ll*,h* proposed new -government rit IFIoprova ---keep » p this campaign," he sahh A full ■ " . . . a.. Voil .... .1 — anil fi»r IlirH llthpr RC'I United States Ambassador Sumru« c«mI* and for «ucn olhrr Bell* negroes. "until thar# la no longer sny n*othe Blue Eagl* ^ nei Welles political mediation, JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 13,— A feature of the trials brought And How Y oi Can Get It - » vitlts In every direction where which preceded Ihe revolution's The office of Home Owners' Loan esslty for IL It U th# blggask (Continued on Pag* Two) an tnd to all pending ease* of published » ' “ « « » '? coup d# grace and materially un­ Corporation Saturday elosed th* driee* aver mad* -by *'th#‘ organised Robert Orarstrost, member of vHatlons against th# new lottery Th. S a n f o r d "tferent H e r a l d ‘ his dermined Machado's position, had first loan to be mad* In Florid*. worker* at Florida. It Is different thq pioneer OrerJ'.reet family ordinance. '.ft.rnoon at . the raqu".! o from ' many Other preeloua move­ President Rooeevell's ' full ap­ It was also on* ol th# first to b# JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 22. which owns hundreds uf aere* of ments of the sort and will beoei Taul Butner, v|hlt*, charged Gen. Hugh S. Johnson, head of • closed In th# United States. in thla county, has of- with nuwnarfinr Compile no# with th* P»*-'- proval and authority. the .NRA. discharging n firearm* In nw n* • •• the tht n k a . Th* i w spar* l» contri.v t Technically . th* constitution Jams* R. Stockton, state man Gt stnplsyees a» wsll as worksrs tt of land near city limit*, wa* f'ne.1 II. Arrested nUd by this aewspsper In an ,Mat's temporary re-employment N. R* A. eod#*.do wa* observed, Machado did not re- ager of th# corporation, cited tha sits of aa la­ on complaint . . . I-L L ...S ha I .fort ends d»clr#* J . l *to n L e i n I n f CO II w' » sgreenient I* c-.stlntf ‘ n ,“ *' sign—since this would have lelt help the caua# with ths YoMlblllty of dispute* ofa neighbors, he ra«* a» typical of the loan# . landing feld ______ iisper publishers in Florid* *P, n,| to trqualnt the P*opl* of it* hi* successor In the necessity of which It I* the purpose of over hour* and wagss." Ih* Bt. Johns appeared In court and eshlblted e mmunity with tb- NBA pt« th* weapon. He claimed that It DETROIT, Aug. 22. - W - , proilmaUly * * ^ ^ ' , 1 1 ) ” * calling new presidential election* the corporation to mak* In order f being put o**i Valley Airway*. <* Pet.snt clase to Henry Ford re- gad that rest probably wni w' within 40 days—but asked con­ to bring rsllsf to thousand* of ___ stuck, and that It fired when gram, which Tha offer wa* anneunced In » the country. rently advanced »h# prediction- increased during the wi» r Company t In *11 part* at' *"• h* was trying to dear It. gress for Issve of sbssnee. home owner* In Jacksonvllb and Celluloid latter seat t* tha Aelallaa ComThe psg* was prepared by the although admitting It was largely 1st sesarn. This congress gianted, under Numerou* •disorderly conduct the State of Florida, and on# that • Explosion Kills 2 mktoa of Um Seminole pounty Thu** were the fi*ur»» di- th* legal fiction that It hs.l quo- I* repressntaliv# of hundrad# (of NRA and It an official statement conjecture -th a t the Detroit Chamber of Commerce by Lieut. Charge* were aired. They resulted vulged Solurtsy »hm member* from It* blue **gl« division. I* manufacturer will not sign the (Continued On Pag* Two) which application* hava been E. C. Willson. OrUndoon. who as follows: LIBIan llatrher. Ed NEWARK. N. J.. Aug. tts-UT) rode of th# automobile Industry, n f the Associated Halite* of Hormale, wh-ie Ih* nece««lly of th* I* M d'ng tho Me# to establish Harper, Mary Alice Clayton. Le­ tells bow to earn lb* b l'# - A n agploslon In on# of th* Id. gathered here f-r lh*le sum­ how to get the blue csgl*! » but will wait until Its final termborrower for relief artff the will­ •n adequate ayattm of landing roy King, and Lee Wilson wer# give* an official esplanallon of tho buildings of • csllulold company are made known and then will “ g» mer meeting, held In l»'«- r,r1' F i n a l Rltcn Paid ingness of the mortgage holder to field* betwtoa Jacksonville an ' fined |6 each: Matthew Williams President's r*-*n1plnyment sgre* today klllsd n man and girl ang ing HotelThe poll ^ < ,*, * • It on* lietler." co operate, create a situation adwas fined |S each on two' sep­ Kissimmee by w«r of tho 8L Frank B. Williams ssrlonslr Injured three other men. mrnl. often Improperly railed the At pr*‘#nt the Ford schedule I* made during a luncheon •#***« vantagsous to both. arate charge* o f disorderly con­ Johns giver Valley. all werRsrs In th* plant. Th* blanket rode, and makr* cl-*r a five-day, 48-huur week, with * nt the gonrluslon of huaiaesa The first loan was mad* to Funeral «ervlces for. Frnnk B. • The affer has Aeon accepted. duct; Ben Young wa* dismissed; many point* which are not clear when visitors were gucts of the dead ' tr* Su»l# Calsbrote. New­ M i nimum wag# o f 50 rent* an William*. 43, resident of I tec- Mr*. Vivian Ruth Scarborough, 15 It waa statod, aad Just aa soon WIT) McGee and Eugene William* to the average person. hour. This schedule was mloplrd Jacksonville Journal and The son and brother of Mre. J. V. Ken- W*<t Twentieth Street. The ori­ ark, a»d Christian JadJ*. Unloi i t a bos* can b* drawn aad ara to be tried next Monday. Township. Damage amounted te Mranwhile, a* other rode* are a fortnight ago, not long a fl'r T mes-llninn, sh-wed that the inother details gmoethed o-t. tbs W. Reave*, charged with pos- being signed, full information It the inilirntry, exclusive of Font, rrease* rang*- from 11^00 in .1.11 and J.w 8. William*, of San­ ginal mortgage was hsld by Mr*. 11000. Fireman **»d they Gertrud# A. Munrile, who was refield wlU bo eUartd. It is under •easing liquor, was fined I2S. Ho sum# of t h e -m.Jlerlb,lies-plan!. ford, wer- held from th# H m llcted-the blast was caused b » Baptist Church uf Pierson, Sun­ ptr,ent#i| in. Ihe transaction by stood that welfare labor will b# also drew a *2 fin* fbr violating given from Hay to day In Th# had agiiuul upon a maximum »f up to 112,000 among 15 dallies 35 hours a week and a minimum Herald. This I* especially true a* •" her son-in-law George J. Aveut, 'friction In •» eshnust pip*. , ■ day afternoon. Burial waa In th# used for this porpeto, although the “ stop" street law. While th# cost In publisher* in •very business or Industry in i of tO to 13 cents an hour. pi-...lent of the Florida National) It may bo aoeoral week* before cemetery In that town. Sherman Gibson, charged »*»h Sanford o r that reaches Into Ford h»* refrained from any rarrylng out ihe piosioona of Mr. Williams died Sunday morn­ Bank. The mortgage was In d*-thU lab** la a##4ad. being drtnk and disorderly, waa Sanford. open comment regarding the emli th* blanket agreement was dis- ing at about b:0S» ..'clock. He I* fault both a* to Interest and prln‘ Licet. NlHaon also fanouncsd ■■—----- ---- ■ .............. . ........ tussed briefly, pultbher* gave *| log ai annul The InfojmaUdh In tbe full tentatively agreed upon by hi* fcl that early next year, Orlando fined-110. ron.lderable part o f Gielr time survived by his widow, four ch il-,jp»| . The borrower wa* unable! Discu bs low manufaelun-rs, but he I Annie Slack, charged with re­ ctrry and Nina " William*, and J. F/Tt„ F.r. rlrry the mortgai mortgage longer and pagr of fact* about Ihe NRA »* vriU bt tha starting place for an «" b* bitterly oppomrt U ,t to . ksc ssion of various phase! ilren, the Mi**e* Thelma. Louise, had been foiced by clrcuineteneoa air derby from Orlsmto to M'amL sisting arrest, being drunk and S T o ^ l . I Z l ^ r Gathering around a bug* of I ha National Industrial ReroV. Assoc.a'es lav- represented hiWilliams, all of Pisrson: hi* moth-1 i„ vacate and rent th* house ia tallsd map of the rRr. Mur* than 1M plane* bringing -Hoorderlr, and destroying p rp - ?hol rewon It b suggested that as cry program at b alfecla their holding that th* National Re­ ■out 300 pereoha from nil o»»r stfy. was transfsrrsd to thq basinets people—ond ronmimers covery Art proposes to “ hand in line* of business, and to hearing #r, Mr*. Mary P. Williams, of otl|,r t„ apply th# rent* on the of tha CUy Commlstlon nrtt • th* City- RaU lost alght te • America win ronearr* la this comity, as was Olm*te*d Fields, —read It aryl proaerve It. because. duatry over to labor union o ffi­ suggestions *» tp how they ran High Springs: four sister*. Mr*, mortgags account. -‘dlscusriasit - kegte m O k for tho r*4o, k* stated, end charged with , assault. Maxwall It Is official. The newspaper* of cials." II* resents th# ids* they aid in bringing about complete J. 8. Hunter, of Plant City; Mr*. I mock and Charlie Joiner, charged the country bfv# been asked by I . M. Itesd *"d Mr*. M. P. Ba* haring to do «i»h th# W n r ta will bo mad* l* have with loitering and Prince Nelson, General Johnaon to eontrlbu-e add that a "harmonious relation” suertea of the administration ley, of Tampa, and Mr*. J. V. Girl Dies From Hurts tewartag of M**x* •fcm* planes drap In on various charged with culpable negligence. program. between himself and hla men tho apace needed to »*t these Kendall, ,»f B u M *nd on# r Publishers during th#lr morn­ Received In Accident ■ua proyKtlM. glrport* I* the ealtey Wforo they MarJarl* Brewer, charged with foci, before th# people of every, »•»«*« be dUturbed. Mae* than 100 camplamte otf ing meeting, heard a letter from brother, Jo* 8. Williams, of Banroach Oolandu.* community, Tbo Herald urge. It* Other, who have M M : t h e being drunk, will he triad next Cranston flA’ illiam., secteUry of ford. TAMPA, Aug. 22---(Ak—Ber­ en « * with Clark F. 8. Uma<% readers to study H and keep In! Ford philosophy over a period of Monday. the Southern N*wspsp*r Publish, nice lo t Bowen, 18, high school , ( 3 ~ — s r jj- w year* suggested that la hb pie I rtarge Burton and Sinclair mind that therein Central John n t W I TTFROID DBATHB er*' Association. csullonlr|r ed*- NEW PLANT BEING BUILT girl, died early today of Injuries last right, and were *«h. rharged with poaaeeaMg Rat­ son’* administration seeks throutf sent altitude regarding the auto, tors against starting any policing received In an automobile acci­ ‘ ‘ r mo " JACKSONVILLE, Aug. ter* tickets, were fined M each- widespread newspaper publica­ mobile cod# he b but firing an­ of th# NRA. The NRA does not Aug. In the (natter ef other manifestation of kb "go K dent last night. Fred 8. Griffin, __On* huadred men went to work tion I* answer thousands of Inwhile Chsra Ash was dtsalaad ef suspend libel laws, he said, fb , ___ J out of 21, with whom aha waa riding, alone" policy. This policy had Itthe same charge. - V . < qoJrl#i bearing an every possible hb letter and any editor b tread­ here yesterday constructing a new was Mriooily hurt. Orlffl* which wa# adjourned ■■« In th# Ford Motor Company and J. H. Gtimer* eras dlsmlaaed d phase of lb* h ln ett Job w r >"• In pub­ bottling plant for * «*ft drink police a- car trawling at,high Friday bight •» t TaSJ partner* ing on daagtrous ground* _ _______ m„ out . . . all kb early . t»Hfp_v. an bought bv nr* . . . not —. manufacturer. When completed, charge t f tampering with * dartaken by tho gw nuneat— fishing IlsU of thoe* who speed and with bright fights Ih* OammlrnUmr* will it‘ b putting! Incsptbn In 1119 when Ford temporary* the enterprise trill employ about water meter, hot he will he a Jeb th* govera •t that living up to tbe ■peratlon o lj mad* It a purely family corpora­ forced him t* run lolo A dlM t , i W l charged with coatempt of eourt If 30 permanent^. . agree meals. .UJ tion. “" " n u S i s r ;1 ■ •patriotic . ever ho retomn to Sanford. ermus STUART OFFICER PARTICIPATES IN HOLD-UP INMIAMI GROWERS OF THIS SECTION TOROID H E M * DE FACTO RULE GLENN CALLS FOR URGED FOR CURA ACTION TO SPEED FOR TIME BEING NRA COMPLIANCE ^ n ^ s td s ts 1^ Labor Federation Making Big Drive T o Unionize State Cases Are Heard ~ A s - in*• B-h*mwi;s: By Wilkinson In Municipal Court Herald Gives Fullj! Page AdToExplain Overstreet G i v e s Operations UINKA Land A s Location For Landing Field r Hurricane A t Stand-* still N ear Bermuda! N e w Jersey Coast Has M u c h Damage it s ; Home OwnersLoan Corporation Makes 1st Loan In State Compliance W i t h NRA Costing State Press Large Sums Friends Of Ford Predict He Won’t Sign CodeOfNRA, i , 2SH B . . .’.........-M- ■f j i . jClty Commissioner* , Assessments •----- �I ------------------------------------------ --------- -------- -------------- --------------------— «-v----------- --------------' T y . "re .•V - • ----------- — ——------ 7*ve-v«-------- —or ■. . :■ ___________________ v . . , . - MM - — _ MM -> As d M axwell Give 3 -2 tory Over Cocoa Indian* - -r A U G U ST I I , ATTITUDE IN u. s. Secs Change To Con­ fidence And Cheer­ fulness In Nation Du m I k M Crowdy, Britlah lecturer and social worker, who le Um goeert of Mra. Rooeevslt at the Whit* House. ■In oplto of my cold British hlocd I am thrilled with til* exporfmont yoar country hoa under­ taken," ah#* ■«d#e!arod. "If yoar won leading the way, took ■MfO * f two golden aetring nnaltie* to prodnoo a a to I *T orer Jake Baker and the * Indian at^Mentelpdi Park ! b f y wae a long Ume com* for Mod VeaJe, rookie hurl<•**■» k b fln t otart tor th* L Ufod toward tho rlooe of ult and tho Indiana, who had •Md wttboat n hit aatU-one eat In the sixth, oeorod (heir ran* after a terrible throat, rtory wae non* th* leva F. Interrupted th* Fed*' pen­ winning aeptrntlon* by whlpthOm 3 to • 'last Tooaday. wday It wna * different story tho embittered P*da, spring* b Uf* In a moat aatbfactery ter, produced a workmanlike ry that promise* mock. It b aafa to say that th* Pods win p b y New Smyrna her* crew, Orlando thorn Than* and Daytona boro Sanday, M take *11 thro* tilt*. Denals, and Veal* will wprfc In that r, and each has a victory In to pall not only yoonolroo oat bat th* whole lot of on." ORLANDO I, DAYTONA I "I have never oooa au«h on aeoDAYTONA BEACH, Aug. 21— lotion a* ha* taken placo In the Prod Dora held th* Jinx ridden United Htatea alneo laat «pr(nr,'’ lalaadkra helplee* for th* laat ah* told nowopaper women. She | 1-a lalngx of a Central Florida explained ah* wae In th* roontry Lea rue gam* her* yesterday and Orlando cam* from behind to win, I to i. . Th* Ulaadera had already knocked two pit*her* oat of the box, and Daytona Beach was bod­ ing when Dora came t* the reocue.'Baker, who started far Orlando, had boon nicked for five hit* and fir* rnna In I 2-3 Innlag*. Carlton, who fallowed him, ylolded two hit*, a walk and on* ran to th* thro* men who faced him and then gar* way to Dora. Flora hold tb* Islanders scorebee and'fas* up bat on* aafo blow th* remainder of th* game, while hi* teammate* were collect* “ HIT ’EM OR OCT OUT OP THERE!" was th* battlng-practkg greeting given to Bab* Ruth by Captain A1 William*, famoua aviator, when they met at Pittsburgh prior t« a Yankee-PI rat* exhibition game recently. William*, pitched for th* New York Giant* under John J. McGrow in IBIS and 1B17. jlrilllsnt fbldlng by Paul Bern­ al, returning to form after a ire-gam* lap**, helped Veob to Mb* the Indbna yrithout a hit ir fir# full innings. ,Ths Pads’ first scoring chaaco klhb With one oot to the fm^h. ib o tt singled sharply to left nd he went to seeond on Mon[gll’s Infield out. Th* fborth boll Itched to Bara#* wa* a wild R am il draw • walk to etart o'eighth. Proroet elngled to V and McCollr elngled to -hi, filling the baeee with new L Donnie wae warming xp *W m ready to mom la but M*h*( Abbott and Bert Chapman. atng th* eltuatlon over /with ole, derided that th* yootator i*M tom* through. The/ boat ( Indiana raold produce oat of it thane* to at lo w l tie th* WASHINGTON. Aog. II — «P> —The' clyliiaa coaaerratbn cotpa will ho maintained at foil strength for another six month* bat Proei* dent Rooerrslt hope* some o f th* man will find Job* to make way for other* toeallst. In conference with Robert Fochner, director of the corpej Mr. Beoeorolt agreed there wm* snootb work ahead to employ th* 314,000 men for th* a to a. 11m' Indiana pat * runner an Med. with on* oat In th* first dt'Voal* cam* through without a n by striklag oat Provo*t, *nd tilin g MeCully oat In th* In- irtag Abbott, bat Barn** we* I at tha plato. Fkal* got Into hU fln t real iobla In tho sixth wha® with i oat, Provoot’a ’ alngla, McCul>o ftalder’s choice and Hopu’ alngla (hit runner* on *#*| and third. Dull filed* out and run* earn# over, rfca y*da wont to work od»Rar for a final tlma In th* elxthborto walked and etol* **wnd it bofor* Abbott •track out. tkwoll hit a lln# drle* Into th# 1 gran .near tb* loft field g t for a doable which scored iloott. Barns* was aa lnftald out Maxwoll wont to third, bat irrtoon cam* throogh wltk *ntor bit. a alngl# to left, aeorI Maxwell. Chapman Hied out the gam* appeared wen by a fc-out but Veal* get Into troui a.float Um* In tk* *l«hlh; a ball* given to both Veal* end kor to pitch w en water logged lng to the wet ground*.-A* a iult Veal*’* control wa* net *t hi* mate* aay U U when tolUoM. are nearer Ideal. He ■egrod to havo.a world of stuff I th* fan* applauded hi* flnt Sort* while at Um earn* U»# gllellng that hell l*m h» eom* itortoe befera lb* eeaeeo 1* ! KEEP CONSERVATION ■stork F Maaeech I. Two baa- kits. Use■cock. Will. MsCtfirriflaa, !•****. giaita i-opp*. w. Han n a, Hocs, KsrntO runs. w M i n * I. toll oa g L N e w e u r r n a I. w ilt ‘J. Kaowlo* I. iM s a l t " M i *n tsaw Will Piwith l »«« Iso * wltb I ran ■IlkA wltk » runs I" MrCWnm.n 11 w l l k I lankps. Wlnnlna u>a|*l sltcksr. kmllk ear, JCarpoMn **4 before at th* time wTltn Ik* ta k a war* cloaed and llnaa of A re were on.every face. ' .f Dame Rachel ha* been rj**ntly making * study of th* J^r Eaatarn situation, but laft S a t part of tk* world becauae alb thought th* recovery experimta In thb country th* moat Interamk b g thing today. She c o m p * W it to th* Russian aiparlmant, com­ menting that the United HUte* appears to be attaining what th* Russians tried for. At Mrs. Rooeevslt’e press con­ ference she nsked the newspaper women whet they would tell th* arorld about the American re­ covery program If they had her opportunity to lecture end travel. Most oKthe replies agreed that tho resulTs ore still intangible, but It wal th* consensus that the American people have corns to the comforting realisation that their government Intend* to care far them as Individuals. Turning to women’# Intoreat In tk* National Rtcoeery Act aa ronaumars, th* Preeldent’e wife pointed to the necessity of their educating themselve* to know whet are reasonable price rises and where to report profiteering. Women, she said, could do much to keep price* reasonable If they would not demand -Unnecessary services. “ W# woman," Mrs. Rooaavelt declared, “ have been awfully stupid as consumers." Hhe railed attention to tb* fact that department stores hava to rail* price* becausa women run up accounts, return merchandise unnecessarily and demand th# de­ livery of smell purchase*. Sh* admitted hsrsclf having been guilty once of asking that six spools of thread be delivered to bar home. Mrs. Ro-savalt drove to Hyd* Park th* and of th* week, stop­ ping cn rout* to visit with friends. Sh# will return with the President th* day after labor Day.. In September sh* plana a two-week camping trip In th* Adirondack*, and aspects to tat­ tle down In th* Whit* Houe* for th* winter about Oct. 4. TUBBY M B U A Y U M t. I JUtTBcrT RACK WHOM mV VACATION A" -rxg « B A « H o a e AND l BET y o u CAUfT WHAT IVD ,W lp r 1*4 TMI* t O T T l l WILL TRADE Nash Sedan for mol* or- bon*. Apply Dowers Filling Station, Calory Avtaa*.’ WASHINGTON, Aug. t L Prk* Imuling on land deatlnad aa th* alt* for goremment-aided low eoot housing vmjecta has b-en blocked by llerviJ L. Ickes, p-.blie works adml tU'./e’ er. Confidential evidence la In the possession qfl M the administration I■KALI jweegagiun M W RuiiiinuiiriiiDn that speculator* are acqulrldh op- A. T Ms. Hons on key ploto In alum arras B IL L T S U N CLE LBEBB’G T-Bi N. BMVBNA 3-4 LEESBURG, Aug., 31— Tb* Leesburg Bruin* hopped on th* laat place New Smyrna Cracker* yesterday for 23 hits tnd took both games of * double htidtr, T to I end 9 to 4. Lee Mtedowi, former Drat* barter, making his fln t start this year In th* opener, let tb* Creekerf down with on* hit for tb* four Innlnge be worked, that be­ ing a scratch kit by McClannon. He was relieved by Sparkman la the fifth, who proved wild ead who wa* |a tu n relieved by Witt with wa* out In the elxth. Witt palled an "Iron man" stunt when ho cam* back la th* eoeond game to pitch th* fln t thro* lacings and let tk* Craekem down with two hit* and received credit for Um win after th* Brolne had piled up an eight n a lead la th* fln t tw* Innings. . . Al Duggan, Brain flwhy third •acker, led th* attack, enweklag •at l i n e doable* end * single to drive la three ranorJIcCtaanan wae the big goa fee the Crockers, gotUag fear blagUe la six times USED AUSTIN COUPE. Guerin toed by Reek $323. Also, Mode A Pickup track, 1160. Reel A Sons Austin dealers. ** Ickes Spikes Plan O f Speculators To Boost Real Estate K. M WILL, C U I M M I 1. S i ~ •M gA V by Brig] ------IP1LBPTICS—New .dlsseW O ry IPIL quickly relieved aw. All.oUwrs qui felled. All letters tnewsred. filled Nothing to toll. Write Mrs. MeriBox 430, Wellington. STUpERAKER eodaa . for I k . Excellent condition. Term? W deal rad. Bryaa’e Garage, Geneve end Baaferd. Arena**.-_______ TWO SMALL type Fox farrier* Cornelia Meta*. Palm Terrace. rSBMEI THIS W K M —Try ear reedy mixed palat at |1AI a gallon. Good rang* of color*. StanleyRegen Hardware Co. * • FOR SALEi Six fneh raws, * mole* and bogs. Gamer, Phone 3611. �m m 3 T11E SANFORD HERALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA, AUTO AN CODES HI tIPNRA NORTH RU SSIA * fit - f H r rlr ; l t f ( And Personal Activities First o f Silver Teas Takes Place Monday TimfcerpMIierUfirtfa Atad Oil Area« Now E a s i l y Accessible Mm Ellxabeth Stewart, of Tboaiasrill*. Ga., i* th* guest of Mr. and Mra. i. C. Mitchell,* Mag■tdia Arena*. LENINGRAD — Vast tlmbe mineral, oil and grain arena o* Northern Ruiala hare bare drew ly linked to th* Induatrial center*: of th* Sortet and thna to world! market* with th* oprelng to trad] fie recently of tho Battle. Whit* Sre Canal on* of tho 1ang*0« ship, canals In tho world. ' Hitherto this rleh and largely undeveloped territory, are laintug limh#p rtidPTM alnsB lib rash »a» on again ta complete th# coal and automobile codes. . Before th* noUoaal labor hoard construction of countleiia homes and office buildings, mated by Prealdoat Ituiaaaall- n paved- atreeta, which o f course' put milllona of people to bring Industrial j o a re during tho WOfk. 'anmomie o»#rg*acy, a threat of , • And It must have, meant the extension of large corpo­ darkanod theaters waa la tho rate Interests, the pyramiding pf holding companies, the backgronad w It began considers purchase and the tale rale of these equlpurchaM of real estate equities apd tioa of tho Hollywood motion pietiaa for huge profits, and the purchase of atocks on slim tar* Industry’* atrtks. margin* and thoir resale xt tremendous profits, all the Meat lag with repreosatatlrea of orgy of speculation and profiteering that want on from 1925 th* international * alliance of to 1929 In a Jaxa mad era w|ich saw fullest dovelopmant of theater. sUga and moving picture the night club and apeak-eayy, the musical shows, revuesloperators in a round of concafa and extravaganzas, the. mid-night frolica and cocktail way aoj Sweden, which occuple* ftrtncea *ch*du)ad to carry on through today, tho board board parties of the “younger set,, and the gangsterism and rack­ a mlnlrpum of 17 day*. reports that operators. In th«al*re eteering that furnished the liquor. It must have meant Tho now 111 mils a#* level throughout tho country might bo these things for that la whai happened. waterway brings Soroka on th* asked to stilko In sympathy with ", Recently, after three years of deflation and the Whiter Sea wahln ala day* of tho Hollywood worker*. Leningrad. Tne canal will b« Th* recovery administration re navigable for about th* aam cuivad , Information that boot and period— ISO day* In th* year aa iho* manufacturers had composed th# long norlhern root*. ail but minor difference* oa a code Constructed chiefly with th* *1. but that rival labor groups wore Tim* wao l yearned fur an abod* of prison labor In l*«a than twi •till far apart on what tho charter ( Be*Id# a winding re*He read yeary, th# Baltic-White Sea ClIU should provide. Where I might learn My braad to earn . " f (Continued from pag* 1 ) Both tho cool and sstomoblU that* la need for aa axclualv* situaliuna wire Still badly on ’ By «ta»pl*. toUfuk tebore -, l hoped that l,ln Urn And tangled but Johnson waa hopofu grower# organ!ratios. Iter*** gn .l placid p/ao* *f mind. “ For many year* Him has bean that an agrremant would bo ob And spend my days • tamed. a definit# need in Florida fo la ruetie way* At an Intenalvo eonferenc* will i v>m* such organisation composed With pleasant rural neighbor?. John L. Lewia, president of Uu I solely of aitrua growers. I saw Hr Uniisd Mlno Worhore of America | But lately It has coma to pas* call for th* meeting In Winter Ha and othar labor leaders ho aought That huahandmsn must paddia gag, van laat Week and scent dosrn to into th* night to find a common • And lanva th* aoll . attend that meeting. It waa plea* meeting ground for hi# own vlowx i To pump up oil and the ipoke*men for tho minora. | lug to see th# considerable number F ir motor lubrication. ’ j Once that la obtained ho will carry i It* ha* to run a sandwich aland of large. and prominent citrua tho proposal to th* operators. ' And keep lea cream and pi* on grower* In attandaheo there; and Rrpreaentative* of th* automo- 1 h in t I am confident that this new or- bile industry were summoned back 1 And (urnlah map* ganlxation will command respect to th* capital today and at that For city chap* • ’ and confidence right from the lime Robert W. Lea. th* deputy 1 Who rravo for Information. administrator, was to lay before start. “ Aa an Interested grower 1 am them n proposed revised code J calling this meeting for Wednes­ based upon th* hearing* last weak. > It was understood to ejditaln ( day night *1 the request of lbs Winter Haven meeting, but I ex compromise lahnr provision# at­ pact to do no more than g*t tempting to reconcile th# manu­ things started. We will hare a facturers’ demand for a stipula­ number of well known growers si tion that they could conllnca the speakers and th* policies of the open-shop, Of non-union, opera­ proposed organisation will bo dD tion and lh# dr mated *f labor that cussed Ikotoughly. Delegates also all ascopt a plain st a te m e n t of lb* I» thin getting back to normaKy? God forblcl I will bo elected to atletxf the Fri­ act In this regard b* deleted. day statewid* meeting at Wmt> t . There waa every Indication that Haven. unco the** ..two major codas are “ Th* Florida Citrua Gmwt'S added to th* mounting list of en­ laagu* la not out to fight anyona trants under th* blu* eagl* ban­ And, according to *om# au or any other organisation, but i ner that Johnson will turn to th# thorltla*. * NBA mean* Nawspa will Ui a siraon-p-re grower* fulfillment of his Loh*r Day goal. per Repartlng Amplified. body. til look after th* Interact of* By tb«n. h* hat forecast tha'. th* grower first, last and all the VQOtyXXJ or mor# new jobs will Isn't it Just Ilka American tia] *ervk*a without remuMratlon and without much Ulna. The interest already dis­ have been ereated, to be supple­ luck to b* giren a blanket cod#I chance of getting any ralief. —— ^ played in it la very considerable. mented by the normal fall pickup twcaas* congress was in perma­ as on* slat* after another goes It acems to b« one of the weahneeaea of the Recovery Wo are looking forward to a .a business, and In carrying thi nent sasslo* and Its rules la that latte attendance Wednesday night throtgn efforts are planned t case provide that a quorum exist* and t°t • laigo representation t« teach every employer either will unless roll rail proves th* con­ No eountry ran lift Itself by trary. go to Winter It van Friday from a permanent cod* o.- a temporal Ita bootstraps but this an* may >; Or ango county. .Tboo* faroring tha governpresidential agreement. break tha bark of* mant’s discarding caaatlluUoaaliiy (Ion by trying. ami governing by Qevre* declare, rfcord that aome have committed auldde over the deplorite origin 'aa atricily revolmtenableneaa of their plight. ~ ‘ ary. The code which the achool teacher* preaented for codDriven under cover by Machaalderatlon waa turned down because they were not em­ ,n» repressive tactics thk oppoalployers ami even an employees came under the Jurisdiction •ion carried on Ite desperate fourof aUU and municipal authorities, with politicians their V*ar fight to drive Machado out! employers. . , ’ ‘ by admittedly revolutionary! I Continued From Pag# Oust (Coattnwed From Paa* I ) method*, they say. The president' of the American Federation of Teachers doubtful assets, not luthaliag Alb*? for th* «dncatloaal apeakWhen the## failed to aecompltag; JLC0,Tn^ nt,n* on failure.of the teachers’ code declaraoloans ta Dal roll Ranker* Co. (lh* lag campaign which will- follow ^Xe haven't X chance In the world of insuring the success Ing river* and Ink**, but thl Flint National balding company) in theatre*. chwAh*a.’ aad asset"• anything more than katplng the I flam* of rebellion alive, pasaiva* of education under the National Recovery Act. No greater saham* waa rejected by th* Gov stock which I* classified a* slow -eslstanre—th* Island-wld* strike menace could develop than the manifestation of aueh indif­ ernmsnt on account of tha Inablll but should bo considered doubt­ Pret-stant. Catholic and Jew­ hat gripped Cuba for two wwki On* dumfoundRd employe* ference to public education which aa a aoclal agency la the ty to find‘ capital. ful," quoted tho senator, reading ish minister*, tie said, had accept­ ‘•fore Machado tell—waa adapted. writ** th# national ' reooVary very foundation of our civilisation. from th* *■aminerV report. ed th* NRA Invltellon D aaaist. That, ton, waa revahiliaaary, they h ■■•quarter* wanting; la. know "Tf***1**-® **• working without pgy, thousands of nec“ *Tb*re are 149 000,000 loss as­ Ahead of tha mala Hrivo, Al U tho thUd labor section o f thp Tha finishing touch likewise re-, sets. How th* Inntitulioa will aver Smith will spank la Now York U»FNaldant's Agreement' appllre to aaaary buildings a n only half constructed,' long needed re­ nlght; Speaker Rataey on Aog. volsUonary. was furnished by tha! work out conn i b* foretold.’ ” a dwarf whom bo baa la hla am­ pairs remain uncared for. and all we hear about old-age army which rot# an ms*nn and pensions, maintenance of standards and opportunities for Harmon. B. Shut*, father of lh# “ Undoubtedly," h* said, “tho Ml. la rhlraKu. ple*. • The 30.000 NBA aptakera. Al told Machado he mrst go. cultural “ ■and - ' “profgaalonal *■" * ■ “ improvement, •_ , ... _ is talk. au this in famous ^p#nny, who won th* government should have don* Th* heritage from tha Machado >orta throughout the nation on British open golf UU* Uda yoar, something to protect th# depoa- b«r added, will atreaa twa main regime, men high among C**pedes’ po'ntat ’ . ’ fOsd salt far dhrorre" yoiterday Iture and protect p^*pt* front dofur industrial workers.’ . "The toachgra' __________________ I from Aik* Ella Shat*, af Howt- positing nny more money. But H, Ever* smp’ ow r altooM ha . *nseeks federal sanction_ on H aeven wad a matter r f Jud*r***t. If llated to flv lh* BI"o Ear*». Ev­ mate polota. tbe fbremoat being that of g living , wage. Ington, W. Va. th* bank had closed ia May, 1033, ert consumer should slga tha co­ night of — _ of achooj buildings thould should b% bo nuch ouch u aa ^ in8i cml condltiona of-•chooj operation plrdf*: will protect tha safety of teachers and pOplia agahut over­ Ing was turned ovar t# Samtnol 1 don’t know If th* d*po*tter* "t will rrvonerete la vo-ern- and popularly charged with hav­ would Kara gotten mere or !*•• crowding, poor aanltarttei aanJtgtioB, and fire hazards.** . fhre hazarda> County, for a reart bouaa,<am nag than from th* (losing wb*n It «Md ol'vrpent hv supporttM' aad nu- ing almost unanimously sappbrtad Machado. , 1j • The teaching profession doesn’t’ doean’t’ aeem'to'be seetp' to b considered tronlrlnm em»tev*ra hud wuvt*iy ' *. A Judktary whkh. If *o« of Sufficient sufficient Importance to obtain a redfpsa redirfPA 6 61f grievances. who sre member* o f NBA " j » corrupt, at teaot failed te otwad Tbs creator, declining to pre­ are *a coal miner or g ateel worker you may expect / ou ,,PB Next Monday. K f ' h* hloek-hy- oat bravely agalaat tha allrgod Birf? you sent hla authority bocaure hp aald Morkeheek-un rautpau starts. ' illsgalittea and uMouatltuUaihjtttie•'government government or some aome labor crgagigatloivto organization,Jo itee that you ha "dare not want t> pillory any­ The -htef dlfUrahr rtght now ttea of th* Machado regka*. ft (uffldcnt * F , S? at least some. pay. But If you hap, body." told th* *ory that "iter* •* hewhiaarWya U te keen Ik A state af utter dlsonter •ii haa hren all kind* of ‘hlUag’ of ra with tha fraatb ' d t - i s u for Ptovlilal aud manktpal Juluro citizens you may ha expected to give y charka In tn *Cfn»t to mUJoad th# e w and more Rfaa Bagla In­ gratia and atarva to death. mubite" aa tn Um actual rerilslewla. Twini - snlFlem ana*» ia«n>* Uon of th# Datrelt haaht. , ' Ha cited what h* dadarad waa asm axaatpl* af th* “ etrtewa. taer SANFORD, T W E N T Y Y E A R S A' d Ition" la haaklag Interret* hare. — ■ ------- U 3 Oh *aq acre*teas, ha w lA Da­ trelt Treat Cm “ •#»'' IW 0M M ' V b «»4 <*F«lF M*«a ■Mate ad Mr. and Mra. J*ha Wai­ ter Thursday avanlng aad o f Mr. C i t r u s Growers O f This fSection To Hold Meeting 1 Mra. W. R. Master*, of Macon, *0*. Is tho guest of her niece, H i* . E. W. Copeland, S10 East Eighteenth Street. Mrs. Mattie Carraway and Mr*, mm* DuBos# have goo* to Bell?ew to vt*lt Mf. ami Mrs. E. D. Mouthy, Wednesday, and Fi morning *( 10:30 o’clock, in WASHINGTON, Aug. ZT-OF) —Tho cpanate res department yes­ terday announced tho appointment of Grattan Kearns, of 8L Fran­ cois county.. Missouri, as assistant secretary of commerce. Kearns will bo assigned to tho patent offleo of an aide to Conway P.Coo, They'D Cat Like New I t Uursleal teole; all kinds of i g a , LAWN ItOWEKS ■enalred and Skoroeuad Aieo m e tat* ,u ’ * J. W . S H A DO IN « • ■••■ n «w na-w Eyca Exaralmad Glaanai Correctly Fitted DR. H E N R Y M c L A U U N .J r . Op to met rial l U PM k A r t H O O V E R M A Y Plenty,,Of fa n fa re G E T SUBPOENA b Planned, T o Stir IN B A N K CASE EnthusiaamlnNRA Mirersgragh Priatlag , > TYPING , ; Special Investigations 4 8EM1NOLB COUNTY* jURsfirr association Agifeljs. 'rx>. r* ilm S W S M a n J S ■ IfaraM tMAtlag Oa jh * Drat of a aerlea of allrer leax to bo giren by th* women of th r Flr*t MethodI*t Church for th* beneeolent fond of th* church teak place ynterday aft* era von at th* hmo* of Mr*.' S. E. Jon**, 119 Writ Sixteenth S tm t, with Sir*. Jose* aa host­ ess. . , During th* afternoon th* mem­ ber* enjoyed a social period a.*, refreshment! were served at a late hour by the hoilrsa, aaaistedi by Mr*. O. 8. Tolar. Mrs. W. E. Balnea waa appointed general irrasarer of th* benevolent fund and plant were discussed for fu­ ture teas. Those present were: Hr*. A. D. Shoemaker, Mr*. Burk* St**!*. Mr*. W. S. Thornton. Mr*. E. II. Uney, Mr*. W. K .Rancr. Mr*. Claude Herndon, >lr*. T. C. Bolt, Mr*. C. O. Bare, Mr*. J. M. MeCaikill,1, Mrs. C. II. Smith, Mr*. E. JJones, and Mr*. O. 8. Talar. 1 Miss Alya Chorpcning and Mis, “Gambling- Ship” A t Thelma lake have returned (root Daytona Beach where they spent Milane OnWednesday a two weeks’ vacation with the termer's aunt, Mrs. Alphia tiarUling IShlp," a moiodrama gfchard*. Mr*. Richard* aecom- whoi* action I* set on a vessel V h i«d them home. anchored outside th* three-mile limit, beyond reach of the arm Forming a party spending Sun­ of. th* low, ha* b*«n booked for day at th* Bok Memorial Tow- We.kvcstliy at th# Milan* Theater. ter and Lake Wales and AuburnCary Grant, Benito llurne, Jack dale were: Mr. ami Mr*. E. W. LoRur, Glenda Farryll and Ko»Copeland and daughter, Betty coo Karas play th* leading rd*s Jaae, Mr*. W. R. Masters, of Ma­ In th# film. con, Ga., ami Mrs. Paul Johnson “ Gambling 8h p“ brings to the and son Bobble. screen for th* Erst time the *t iry Mr. ami Mrs. William Parson* of events on board the luxurious bad daughter. Celesta, of Jackson­ floating casino# which are moored ville, are visiting Mrs. Parsons’ off both east and west roast* of aister, Mr*. Don Carraway, at her the United State* near large cllie* from which they ran draw hum* in Oveldo. a wealthy clientele. Anchored be­ ; Hr. and Mrs. It. B. McAdoo, of yond, the three-mile limit, out Tallahassee, spent lh# week-end of Jurisdiction of both local and frith Mr. ami* Mr*. II. K. Harris, federal authorities, they operate 1201 Magnolia Avenue. under their own rule*, s.bject on­ ly to the control of the under­ . Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mitchell and world element. daughter, Mis* Dorothy Mitchell, The picture tells th« itory of -.fetemed last night from Atlanta a blg-tlme eastern gambler who and Yalesvllle, Ga. rebere they goes west for a varation. When been visiting relative*. friends inrite him to buy a part­ nership In a gambling ship, he M>. and Mr*. II. B. McAdoo, of /efu*es. Insisting upon taking the .Tallahassee, Mr. and Mrs. II. K. When \ Miss Edith Vara, and J. F. varation he had planned. ■Angers spent Sunday aftarnoon air old-time enemy, operator of a rival ship, however, gnf« gun­ la Orlando. >< . ning for him, he change* hi* mind aml buy* an Interest. The -Mr. ami Mra. R. A. Sari**, Miss rivalry that enauex opens up an Iatulse Goldman, and Mis* Lillian Dls, of South Jacksonville, spent el 1 feud before matters are fi­ Sunday at the home of W. E. nally straightened out and the Easterner ia permitted to reaime Ameaon. ha varation with the girl with * Mr. and Mr*. Robert A. Came­ whom he ha# maanwhila falltn in I rva. • ron, Jm of DeLaml, formerly of Grant playa ithe role of th* this city; announce the birth o f a ton, Ronald Anthony, Sunday at gambler, with Ml** Hum* a/ th* isirl. IatRue,“Ttigg*r" In “ Th* tfc* DeLand Memorial Hospital. Hlory of / Templ* Drake,’ la the rival gambler. S. D. Meyers, of Columbus. Ga. vialtlng hla unci* and aunt. Sir Mr*. E. C. Davis ami daughter, Mary I.oui*c, of Boston, who have been visiting the former's Mr. and Mr*. Edward S. McCall parents, Mr. and Mr*. W. P. rid guest*. Mr. and Mr*. N. H. Fields, 401 Magnolia Avenue, are McCant*. of Camden, Ala., and now the guesta of relative* at Mr. ami Mr*. Parka JL Hunter Statesboro, Ga. speit 8unday at Silver Spring* near Ocala. Among those from here attendIn* th# Union Hfnrirr conducted at N-a. Karl' Ambrose and two the First Methodist Church in Or­ rrn, Karl, Jr. and Stephan!*, lando Sunday night by Major Paul return to Jaeksnnvllle tomor- Crank were: Mr. ami Mrs. F. R. guw after spending a tew days Mitchell, Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, Dr. h«ra with Mrs. Ambrose'* parents, Elisabeth Tracy, Mr*. C. II. Aik. and Mrs. R. L. Griffin, Smith, and Edward Mitchell. Myrtl* Avenue. Friends ‘her* of Misa Frances ' Mis* Katherine tnglis. of Jaek- Monroe, daughter of Mr. and aMrltle, and MD* Emily tnglis. Nr*- A. A- Monro*, of ClewUof- Atlanta, are th* guests of ton. formerly of this city, will be Jddge and Mrs. James G. Sharon interested to learn of her atiUwtr horn* on West Tenth marriage to Campbell Nall, .if CUwiaton. Th* marriage ti«\ place on Aug. 13 in Miami. Tho After spending a tew w**kx couple will nuke their bom* In hgr* with thslr son-in-law anJ Clewiston. daughter, Mr. aad Mr*. Edward S. iMCall, Pinshurst, Mr. and Mr* N; It. McCanta are planning to Wav# Wednesday for thair home I wish to thank my frtenda for a f rpmden, Ala. They will b# ac- thair kindness and many flower* rempanted by Umlr daughter. during my rerent Uln«ss. . J m . Parks B. Hunter. MRS. BEN SMITH.—Adv* Social Calendar FMIDAY. Th# Senior Christian Endearo of th* First Presbyterian Chore’ will hare choir practice at l:W P. M. at th* church. All member interested in tinging are urged t attefcd. Hintermister Home Is Scene O f Dance Regular Meeting O f W .C .T .U . Held Friday Major Paul Crank, of Or'aado. pre* dent of the United Flori't* Patriot*, wait a apeclal p n it at the reg.lar meeting of tho W. C. T. If. held Friday afterno.rn nt the home of Mr*. R. C. Maxwell, Wert Sixteenth Street. The meeting waa opeoed with • prayer and aong led by Major •Crane. A ftir routine »<(i«in*.s had been concluded Major Crank ed a discussion about the UnP ed Flor.da Patriot*, an orgrmtation "formed to help lelatu the Kighteealh Amendment, lie ipoka f. SIR 1la C PAGE T H R U - Mrs. John Itemler war called to and other point.. in the Ka*L They' New York City jr.im lay by the wilt bo j«'i:ie<l at Suxannnh, tia. by; FOR SALE: Good young mule. illness of her »on. Frederick Urn Mr*. Kawllns* .inter, Mrs. K. L‘.| liearonable. D. B. l-*vy, Forrest Darla anj dn.'ghtar, Maty l.ouio.-, Gaichel's. ' . Wh(V will tetu n t>» the.r hum* in Boston. Mr, and YD*-. Raymond Paidwell *nd daughtrr, Charier*, wrr • the irurst* Sunday of Mr. uud Mi*. I'lyde llrnmblrti at thru home in Titn»vl!l*. Mi*. Mary Ruwlin- anil Mr*. I.. Robe it-on nii- ptnnn ng trait* Kriiby for Nrn York C*i ire$lone AUGUST Tho** present were the Mix*** France* Wilson, lltlena Wilson, Ella Spencer, Helen Dougla**, Lucille Boll, Gena Martin Laney, Dor the# Ioiwsnn. Camilla Deas, I-oulse Hickson. toiey Bu»b#e. Katherine tnglis, of Jarkaonville, Sara Maxwell, Betty llinterml.tcr, France* Keltx, and Brrnad Schlrard, Alex Sharon, Billie Rail, Hendrix Lyle*, Jack Aycoek. Lou Berr*. of Boston, Allan Fields, Claude Herndon, Wlla-e Phillip*. Byron Fox, J. M. Wilson, Jr., William Dullnae, F. D. Scott, Ev­ an* spenerr. Jack Finnell. L*.li* Mought n, nen Cogburn. Jean Dr. Elizabeth Tracy Is Hostess At Party Mis* l.lda Gertrud* Gott*ch, nf Buffalo, N. Y_ who crlehralnl her fifteenth birlhdny annlvercary .yesterday, wax honored with a beach party given yrxterdny at Daytona nearh by her aunt, l)r. Elisabeth Tracy. The guest* left here In the mnrninir and enjoyed bathing until the noon hour when they had luncheon at the Orange Tea Roam. Tho«e pttending were: Dr. Elisabeth Trary, ami lh* Mines l.lda Gertrude Gottaeh, • Mary Frances Andre.ws, Margaret Vrrnay, Katherine Vernay, and Kath­ leen Adams. . i At today’s low prices don’ t take Mis* Irene Cole, of Wilmington, N. was tho guest Sunday of Miss Edith Vara. chances with thin, worn tires! Wilh our liberal trade-in allowance you can Mm . liny F. Mann will return lumnrrnw from Orlando where she ha* been spen-ling a few days. set o f new equip your car Mr. nml Mr*. W. K. Watson mi l Mr. ami'Mr*. IL R. Deas left yes­ terday morning for t horli-lon, .< C. where they plan to. spend it short time. Firestone High Speed Tires at very low cost. Don’ t delay. Come in today. Mra. J. II. Hinlrrmirier lx at Daytona lleach for a few day* with Dr. and Mr*, f . I. Park. She will he Joined there to­ morrow by Mr. Hintermlster. L IB E R A L T R A D E -IN A L L O W A N C E D U R IN G T H IS S A L E the of With each 10 Its boa of Wsynt Dog Food (Comphis). . ----- Com# in sod ms thh new hrsvy nwul Wayne Pan. Your dog can’t tip, dent of baiter I t ' ------ -, T SIZE 4 . 7 5 - 1 9 --------• f 5 . 0 0 - 1 9 v. . . 5 .2 5 - 1 8 t r e r i o n e HIGH SPEED TYPE TODAY'S PRICE • . # $ 8 .4 0 0 JAN. 1fJI PR/CE l 8 -5 .y TODAY'S LOW PRICES f t r e e t o n e o l d *v i d ir r f T ir « * t o n e v O L O ritL D IV F I 1B . 2 b 1 .7 5 -1 9 ........ .. lU . . . 1 1 .5 0 6 .0 0 - 1 8 - • * . 1 1 .7 0 1 ^ 5 6 . 0 0 - 1 9 H .D . 1 5 .6 0 l l f o i 6 .5 0 - 1 9 H .D . 1 7 .0 0 T 2 0 .1 5 TIRE CONSTRUCTION tu rti 1 w i M o . 7 . 0 0 - 1 8 H .D . 19t 9 PRICE S l 2 2 <l 9 * 0 0 1 0 .0 0 M A S T E R P IE C E F irrotoiir Ilij;li Sliectl Tlrt*M arc extra quality — Hiipoi io r in every way— uialrrialH, tlt'Hlgu, cunHlruction nml workiuuiiHlii|i. Kvery Ilijili S lrrlcli cortl id Cum Dipiirtl fo r ffrealrst Safety am i Hintrout Protection——tlie Mufely that on ly Firrnloiie (>ivt*d you. FEEDING PAN 5 .5 0 - 1 9 r. various c>unti«* of the state to help prevent th.- repeal of th'e Eighteenth Amendment. A rocir.' iK’timl war cljoyd^ tale in the afternoon when re­ freshment* were nerved by the hooter*, aov ote.l ty her daug!iterr, H i m Jean ilu tA II and Sarah Maxwell. Thoee prerent ware: Mr*. J. I. Grave.-, oi tlrlando, dirtrirt presblent of iW \V. I'. T. 1‘ , Mr* Mr*. Carrie Kdrier. of Winter Park, Mr-. J. W. Wa*h, ' of Or­ lando, Dr. Kriabrlh Tracy, Mr*. (I. U. Stuart. Sir*. I'. II. A... th. Mr*. F. II. Mitt hr I Mi*r Mary Kletrher, and Major Paul I'rurk. Honoring a number of their riends. Miss Betty' Hintermi.tvr ml Mias France* Rein enter- t 10 Cents — To-Night — 15 Cents TUESDAY. AUGUST 22, 1533 | o $ 7 * 5 5 5 .0 0 -1 9 _________ 8 * 1 0 lO iis 5 . 5 0 - 1 8 .............. 1 0 * 1 5 18w 5 ? ) r e * t o f t e X 1 i 7 .o 4 IIM VIH EL VVFC 4 .5 0 - 2 0 ........... .. $ 6 * 0 0 4 .7 5 -1 9 ................. 6 .7 0 5 .0 0 -1 9 ................ 7 * 8 0 T l r t t f o n t C O U S IIB IV F I t .4 0 -2 1 _________ 8 4 * 9 8 t.4 0 -2 1 ___ ‘ ____ $ 3 * 6 0 4 .5 0 -2 0 _________ 5 * 4 0 4 .3 0 - 2 1 ................ 4 * 8 5 4 .7 5 - 1 9 - ...____ 6 * 0 5 3 0 x 3 ^ a ............... 3 * 4 5 l l l t e r S i r . r i i / M f lw m lf i; t e u SEMINOLE TIRE SH O P P H Q N P #* . �THE SANfOEP HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA. T U E S D A Y , A U G U S T 2 * IM S ' nies R um or That Interims ku S tgn eJ T tyP la y andRedi This Year plara with taint aayfhlar hat a dream. la ooe aka* a girl driven a racing .car aaeealy ml lea an hour around th# vertical walla of a melor drome, wlttr a f r lllr o t # Mon tea led healde her: lo another thero If. a real two headed baby; in an­ other a giant whale and a maa* killing octopus. Oo Hit Midway are lba Oorilla Villa, a coloay of moohar a. rklrnptniece and similar aalmala la Italr natural tatting, and a Mld*et VltIago, a whole lawn peopled by IllUa f„IU, many of whom are no hither than your knee; ihll town haa a mayor and Me etafT, sad resteu- Up afame t Bill F rrr.n l. The odd', thrreforr,. favor Spakk U advance Ms'stand ttgk over Retd ’ M l , FIstWa Baaakall Leagao a few potato* mare. M »aar*f Abbott rentable at %whs asksd to roihmtht I report that Paul Bonnan tho leader o f Iha'Fed bitter. with tr H ki*F wn hid team, had algntd a m l rtf o f .MB: JO* B edim In eighth" plarw ■ f i t rrtthi Ddldttd far the tr- hlttljfg, .SIt> amonf! the leagua leadtrr. Ha U U Of the rdaaan. tftwkcor Abbott did dot slab- *Hd' Abbott are Iha only Feda M hid ithtemsnt. It li known abl» to bat .380. o r' tM tsr for * *— k 'fb fr * la »• (tro a g : hoa.1 'n* tha rfaSort.' ' o p n c iA i. arANitinaa, ati' ihe tWb ptayrri, howrtrr, . ( L i * M A m .iu . suit i m i w i rinb v a AH m h » r r prised,, IT aav III 111 .1*1 Ixytnna it ata tat its .ja; Cocoa i i ail at tat txt Lee.liara IT l«T It t il >«t Hnnfor-I . .. It (T l II III .III N*w Hmrrna IT Its la Ilk .114 nro*e*f. T'i»c. i i napkin., fo e . aa >111WITT PAN. I t » Nr.M, liar. IT r*U*4td Hanford hurlrr, Cnpp. Orl. It Haj. tafn mak ng at] affnrt to u a i W em, haw : it Wllm.n Orl lgland with Cocoa or Otlan k> for Mccuiir, Coe. la Ifftif the fact that Ita dfadlim the remainder of the season tiefdVitha hiring and firing of plny4ni haa paaaad. 'Frwfi report* from Orlamln (tela that Minor nudo. a lout arouHd fhli Uaguo yeiurtc* arnuf-V'with a petition wh'ch It U mM Hhl ta#h sl|tird by dlraal(ra or! HUadgero of all leagw WH. t Mhnakdr' Abbott atatsil yea. terday aftemoon that he did not tartars that Radford Hlrertorr WDtltdl'. rel**** Mldor. lo any abb Id ihia Itag-a. “There'i no use cdtlng our own throhta aa I >49 it ? ha sai l -Minor's ytleasa was annouM** il about H-.00 o'rtock last Frtidy night, juat four hours bel^rt th* daadllne for hiring player* ted. Minor wds In Jackaonvllla tha tlma, B| the tlm*, and ho Mid ha h* wa* ffHgi - at' at tl tl le its t it J!« basil. Additional reductions In stale axpenditut** ahould b# approached rautiouilr. b# (Ik Ii w J* cilin® nu» me roue conaolldatlotia and climlna- im . i*t t . SIX St « l i l l tt I I Alt tl It . i l l SI it i t : is t i .u * «t t i .its tt ;t x|* -nder data AMitmrAN T.naui it ... tV*«Mngton N*w Vi^lr Clarallac,, . lim it n is lt it a is Lblcaga , , Ruslan . . V hr tatiis W .- U .r r r , 11 it s;« si it ii ta w it ti «t iw ' so n si is ts ,t»s ail .sq-t ,t«i .til t:s .lit There ar* plenty of thrills for visitor* to th# Chicago World'l Fair— A Century of Progreastlonw the cclcrfol Mtfwav. Th# crowd oiotursd demanding *xe*aalr* econanta*. and I urge that these matters b* believed In penpeetlre with *Jeqratn car* and thought for iha future.” Diatnoutkm o f the tax load la South Carolina was ' viewed hy Mr. Manning aa equally Important with the economic opet*llon Government.' An analyila, ho aatJ. reveal* that real and vialbl# prhperty In th* itata h»* born# mot# than CO per cent of Ui# load for state, county end district expense*. __ Moreover It ahovre that thU prop u erty is owned by more than ont |llo, third of the people of liwr fitatig) ( j In pth*r word*, a lltlU more th ig^ t. one-third of th* people of S orj^ ,at Carolina are bearing twoAhlrda «.•*-» burden, the tax — — . th# — . effect of which iv to pcnallxa tho ownenh'n of property. Th# retnady for aueh a altoaUnn Mr. Manning pointed out, i^ M ' transfer a portion of the tax W l from proparty and P“ i on direct levies which would bear on as wide a section of ita populalion a* possible. B » auggeaUd * ! source* for eonalderatlon tbs groat income tax, payable by a.I who reeelro an Ineoroo a* ■ » « ' atltute for tho poll tax, which. Mr. Manning said, !• now only parti • U collected. f i h r l l l i V a ' iartatnJrw nlirV-U/'.-MM1” 1-' A w rn trA N i.W tn rn tlarslaad. 1*1 Wnstaa. I l;ti!l*Oj|*hla. Hi .Hejralt. t. N»w* rnfil, a: tVlctsn, |. tTli Lake M onroeBoys 2VkU>*y Againfet Edgelvodd gaVe plan probably will rpcall that th* leader In th‘a move was Al­ lan 0 . Gottsehildl, or the Attes­ ts advtrtlsing firm uf Gotta c hahit and Humphrey: Writlhg to The Herald today Mr. Gottsrhaldt again ta a Lrrtlslmr *firm of Gottamaintain* that advertising 1* “The hpplest uf all so­ lutions lo the grjwrrx' ' and he staled, “ tut it should, and will." ‘ . , Celery grower* and shipper* He submitted a news story of H*nford who remember that Celery Advertising P l a n Resurrected By Atlanta Agent LET US WASH YOUR FAM ILY BUNDLE IRON THE FLAT •- Transporlation 1‘IKCEH— Hhctls, Kcarfa, etc Table Ckrthn. TowTk tSJS S - T X S B -A N D PBITZ11S AMD SALTIO CTACTIM AMO CAMIMBI AT CMUIEAMD TWO C M U Of FALLS r iT Y BEER NaphliW, Wenrlag Apparel Returned Damp. St. John’s Riyer Further analytla, ta said, wveala that th# p r ^ r t y » « . « * • the Incdmo tag, falU more h«trily on tho .mail than tho Urgw W ir n A survey by Dr. Auld of Clemaon Otllogo. Mr. Maanldg tonUB" ' ' VhowV that t h o u x r*U ta r « « p ,, dollar lnv^ta«», P«v income, In w tho alio of holding dKrvaao*Relative « . tArrm , ‘ ko d ^ Hevre l>r Innlnge:Ma>n>« !»• **t 1 Hanford , •** I** 1 Hiiiuiiisrr: Ituns touted In ri liarnaae I. Mrrlek. Two t,a>* hit,. 1, llsraags, F. llamas,. Harrlflr,,. « tlnrnas,. iHmhl, |dar, V. Ilsrnsa, in It It. (kthsm Its,,, on hnll,. all Ilarnns* * off t’orOall I. all hu i-ank. I. Hlrueh nul, hr C. Ilnrn*«' S.,hr rtvnn, I. hr Kubsnh* I. Win ssr, Wrnns. Losar. Kubnnh*. the Ltk* Mnnroe tmaehall team a| 3 to 2 victory over the Kdgewmxl-j Fanford team yevterilay. Eubank", who ml loved C-ovdell, was Ih* los­ ing pitcher while Hugh Wynn.\ who had relieved l\ llamagr, w*< ctvlited with Ihe vlrtoryi The grin* arav played' for th, purpose of keeping Hemlnolc Longue players In conditloit; All Kunday game* In the league Were mined out. Thursday afternooq the lo k e Monroe team will meet the Sanford tearfi at Monroe, While Ihe Grapevllle tram wili play Edgewoo,| on the Ninth Street diamond. ECONOMICAL • Washington IUr of Aug. Hi. at taint o f in­ terest ih connection with the cel­ ery advertising plan. Thla tlnrj U as follows: •'An active aureitlalng cam* v,m ,v'*(Rir'i, ' tt tl ■ N*w Vnrh Hltukara t'hlraan llbalun. ft'- l - « '* Ihrwd.iahia Brtaklrn Clasinnall ing of an exhibition game, v Manning, metntar o f th* Hawao from St-mtcr County and candi­ date for Governor In 1M4, at the women's night program of the Fairfield Coanty Club. Legislation In South Carolina during tha Iait three year*. MfManning tainted, hen eccompllahed much towerd belenying th" stele budgaL lie forecert that by the end of the prevent year Soutii Carolina will have a balanced budget, ami will be on a caah 1tl m j i» at 1»« ti ,a*i -oBpaka face* Poena hurling this •Ofytl* Harnags’n • iloulJd with Afternoon whlla Reed must g» two men on has* In the sixth Inn­ , Talks On Tax Reform And How It MayBe Attained By State IIOW T B B V STAWD fit k Rled, of Orlartdo, In 'dhe leigu* halting race. Spak* Is MI. tu g it * ..19B clip, just two ttninla Better than Heed It hit- iii :*'• It II tr II tt r i* of older ntr rtettsra la the Battle • f Uettyafearg, with-Its reprodnm tioo of the historic couAMt. i Meat o f thw csrsutee that pleaew the jamMa at Midway oolaee cwmw from tba apacucular - rldae—the Ufht Ding-fiat steal aafaty coaster, the brewlhlea* lying toms, wheat car* do set ana travel an track*, the rilot-Alr. with piawaa thw rider coot rale blmaett Everywhere^ - en all aldaw, are Uugktag, Jovial, hap­ py crowds, glad that the World's fa ir did oat neglect to loclode for their ainusersfat Urn world'l great* eat carnival t j from r BP* notified until eariy Saturday idflm ng that he had' been c T fr*m th#' list. -Official batting avifagri today iljow that Elmar Spake, tk* l)aytM a oUtflrldir haa overhauled tie III 111 III IIS txt l it Thera la aa Oriental Village. with Its Idurre shops. Us dancing show*. Its sank* charmer* and It* “Shim* of Cairo” , where may ho feond the same 'IJtlla Egypt’ who daoeed her way Inta the hearta and the new* of' the- world lo thw World's Colombian Kxpomtioo of JMkr . Breathtaking Rldae. Thera la o Ulyley 'Odditorinm’ . a moaauni of many of Iba Incredi­ ble people made knows to the world In newspaper cartoons. Theta l* iha Pantheon da U Onerve, the largtet pointing la tho world, with Us thousand* of heroes of th* gnat protection, of thao# who-aro usable to car# fo l or'protect themselves. “ It la a serious matter,'’ Mr. Mamtinr Mid, “ to b »te lr or dattroy* arhOal or collate ayitama.tn fall properly to car* far the periltentlary, ar for the cotraetloaal institutions for children or Ika achool for the deaf and blind. M g any greet economic-, In addidP POUND TKrough The Plan Is Adopted By Farm Credit Group1 London To Rebuild To BaseTigur^sOnl S l u m Settlements Crops In VJ09-1914 Supposedly .Gold t^oins Tom Out T q ^Be Fakir’s Tokens t* TUESDAY. AUGUST St IMS IO N DOM—A plan In rehau«# 10,001 working pmrlr by destroy-* August ItHr.r (., July Ing m re than 1000 alum hnuana been ami rnn»|rur«in* modern dwell- I'm ltlI Adimn.rCtac-m. a« the , a n n i of 1 1.n*r.,ono. hat i I a»* Iperi-xl for euleutel ng iha,l boon adopted by the Bermondsey , ral e of crop" from farm Un't*.| Borough The prefect will taka |1 1 ho appraUd f<V Unit lUnklj S.r Commi»alon,-r‘« bain*. Threjj 7 1-2 ymrt lo complete. period was "elecird a* the mo»t|| “ In accordance with the reeent which, t ,pie»entatl»r he •i« Mlnitlry of llrallh clmilar the to determine the mu nul ngilcul-i Bormirh ('ouncil haa pr*r*re»L ti i i *I .d u e «*f f»rm rrokict*; Postmaster G e n e ral That Tells O f Pi Airline Is Playing 'at all but arw “ taken*" »uch a* might haar* been aoid to gullible perron* by fakir*, t The** “ gaUffrahm. IS of them to be exact, were found (cnlcd In a land pip*. Mr. Duda reported hla Had, haul i . short time after­ wards,. • .govatmmrad. agent ar­ rived and a*kdd that he be per­ mitted to Injptrt the find. Kwch an a.blilional fire-year plan and thin, with tha nncnmpleteil 2 I year* •f the pretioo* plan, given n 7 1-2 year* plan." K. I*.. Free­ man. hou«ing director of the council, rakl, in a recent ntatement to the RnlMing ln.ln.lrie* National Council. “Thl* plan pr». vbte* fur the clearance of a furthet II area* ami the .lemolltlon In r*timatinit the raining l puw.r of a faint, 'he- arrragr crop prices for lhe base period w II te ni'plml to the latent lclf-1 year aterngv pro.I ction record, j nftrr taking min ron»hlet*lk>n| any tvomim >' chanitc* *uch **| nupio.rd m.iihrt cuv.ilitinn* or | crimth f nlie* i*r change, ini lelatire *grieiillural rnlue, which | mav hm, aff clcil the val e uf fnnn land, in an> gnen comniu- ' couraging Indications of the selfliquidating nature of th# Govern­ ment’s foreign m* n On the ^unv napU. M * foewlgn air mall rw-Ua operated by Fan American Airway, system will return to tho United Stole# Treas­ ury approximately »L7|0,000 thla fiscal yeay, a auhatenltel g * i» over tha praviou* r t f . Leading Americas firms re­ port that much of our commercial development In Latin America la now based upo" Ihe “• superior spied >A transport aad communication PgorM*^ bT air service. T V t » »•****>W MmfL/V record* i^Ubllahed by thla Ftarrkw e^dcncs Ah* extent to which It haa Increased th* tempo a t trad* in this fieldA second ia«orteA l phaa* of Uo International air aarric* U th* transportation o f th# bJsinea* man hlmaaJf, Mr. Farley stated. In the four anJ • hall years unco th* servlc# wax ftrit aatended be­ yond Cubf, 2O5L9O0 pnaaengeri hare traxelrd some 71.000JKXJ mile* over U«r*e air line*. , Aa a third dirarl aid o f our foreign coagmsrca la Latin Assam lea. Pan A "W 'i«an Airways has etteUlshaid an international, air sxpresa xtrvklt thro gh e ivenaaU with th# government* /of SI countries and cotonl*** With aggressive competition of European natikoal force* contest­ ing every adranc* of American com mere* In th# national field th# commerce te iha international fa ld the commercial and poHtiesI relationship* between the Uqited States ana tho-Pan-American na­ tion* ar* of Drat lasportegww te kdla country.today, la thw regard. V rtlculariy, It la a aouraa of' prldt to JJm , Feat office Depart­ ment to wit bo ss Lha. remarkable pro*rets achieved by tha Interna­ tional air service. Transient Truck Growers Instate Are Not Favored uf.ctuimg ,o Ja- RATES HAVE YOUK WATCH le one uf irttr chief illffk-llltieO. llnwrvrr, Rermoml*ey I* mansgIng to carry vut it. pn-sent plan* by acquiring di*ti*«l factory »lte*. HcrmntwKcv Iv a - untparait- w etera aaltr»i»v „ Yr|v r, „ r . h,,r„u*h Hut the plrt re <*f * » ', l » council are *howing thrm*elrev In the Orvnt. ihse lo ,|„ what they ran , t iHipulalmn. ww* rm, lh, , m| o »m a of the I by *e*ue*l iljrle- ,|Mm, >nJ prrpeie.l to grant •f thrrat ***!*** ||m> rule (itnirikulion iw tM in r m in the O H *nt»tn pru«rnl Amrriva *ih lfM litlKK>. Jeweler.. USED AUSTIN C O U r R Guaran teed by .Ravi. $22f>. A l*», Mode \ I'ickup Iruch, fl&O. Keel A Sunt Austin ilealers. JO— Fltiwoni and I'lanIn BTKAWHEKKY I'LANTtEMr *alw ; Ree W. W. Potter. n , , rminekl in Noyember. I»M». virrii'*: o r raavTKit'* I H * .Notice I* hervhr *•*•)( 'h «« iind-r.ieiivd. H It Dtehtun. *• HlircUl »l«*l*r In fhaarerr. aa* |.iir.iu.nl III final ducree uf fnrrcluaur* in lhai cartel* cnu*a P«ndinn In Ih* t'lrnill fiturt at tha Twenty Thll.l JudlrtMl Circuit nl Ih. Hint, ul riutlSa. In and for Hem.in-la Caanty. whvr.la J«tf»r*»* Hlan-lerd Idle U.urenr. I nmyaor., rur|H-i*llun under Ike inwa or N-rih feriillM. I. yUlellrf. » * • Mar* Alice n i l . end W. A. Kilt*. Jr ; her huaheiul, Henfurd llulal It. .,lly I'..... a e.iranrnll..n un­ der thn lewe uf the Hlet. of H of. nle. eal lleellr Trn.l fumpanr, * - uryur.itiuii under the lewa uf tn# mate nt rinrlile as euhelllalaw n u .i.e uiu.er that certain dead IIf llliet dated -\l*tll It. ItSt an-l uf recent In Ihe twtall,• teci-file uf Henill.ide l OWStJf riutid.i. in l*ee.l ihu-h *1. |i*a* 4:». fl.im H.,lilerd llulel Itealt y I'unS* i-.nt, a Florida .■»»r|u»rall*»a. l«> tha Flr.t National llunh ut Hanford. * tuition it hanhlnu r,-v|Mirnllun. aad 1 5 — Kxrhange five-year plan of ahim 'till yulfrnng fnim rlearame ami up tn the prevent a kick bark tram J}| rlrarmnre area* hat* been derual. acrurd ng to ’ y i ^ ^ if,', Insanitary dwelllngf I at one group k m ilemoli«hed, ami Mil ■r price* and vadwelling* have luw-jj-cantgiiea av tha chief p|r t„| rehousing 27751 |wVsoH*ma.l iml slrtdi ex- |n aihlilion :intt dwellings sre now hrough one ^hnif |n noiree of erection. WILL TRADE N*»h Sclan f.i mule nt h«t*e. Apply Flower Filling .Station,' I'eTrry Avenue. thati REALLY IB— MlHcelUnouat For Halo MrCOKMICK-D F. E R 1 N O 10-20 traitor. Perfect c o n d i t i o n . Cheap. lf> a J- A., Herald. HTUHKUAKF.R sedan WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-D Irectoc A. S. UewlU, of the Crop Pro kiction L a * Office, Farm Credit AdmintetraGon, doe* not look With favor on winter transi­ ent truck grower* In Florida. Director Hewitt made the foll.iwteg statement today which will doubtless ta of Interest to truck farmers throughout the state: “Th* statute authorising crop production loans dees sot au­ thorise liana to be made for planting crop* which are to be harvested in 19.14, with the ex­ ception of winter wheat. FurIhermorv, (he eiperleace of this office In Ihe pgsl with truck I<wns In Ftori.Is has been far from satisfactory. In the fit’s*, place If has been reported to me that many winter traas'enla from Ul* North applied fur .these bums and raised truck rrup* upon small plots of ground in such quantity that Ihe price level for tha produce was lowered I j a point where all growers lust mon­ ey aad hi maay eases was not sufficient to pay Ihe picking costa. It wo:ld therefore on this gr>aad aloiq »PP«*r to be of somewhat doubtful mgril te make th***. loans again In Ita interest of FloriAs citlsens. la Iha second plow*, dim te lb* mobile charac­ ter of the transient recipient, of then*- loans a very small percenl•■ge of them was collected in tho post (. ' “OuMMgatod-Wgterlenee therefnrfli llial mkll* *L . > repaired hy une who really knows how J adopted a for sale. , Excellent ruodttiun. .Terms If drsirr'I. llryan's Garage, Geneva and Sanford Avenue". TWO 5MAI.L ty|*e Foi Terriers, t’ . rneha MiTtar. Palm Terrace. ruhher control, a program wMrh ha.l resulted .merely Iw-Iran,fry• ring Ihe "ourre uf prmlietlon to another sphere. “■ While wheat growers In tKe I Milril Slftlr-v aiir| ('anitli mam»tl Ihv world for markets, r --intrh-" J»-,lh^ ttrient were facing the prnbln of what’ L, do with sur* TIIIH WEEK Try our ready mixrd point at fl.Hft a gall-n. C.M.d rangu of culnrs. Stanley Itniirw Hardware Co. The only PACKAGED AMERICAN CHEESE IIK SALE: Nix fresh cuw*. n mule, and hog*. Garner, I’hone LKGA1. NOTICE pasteurized with NATURAL FLAVOR f lt r e your trucks ready be* r* thr celery season begins. We can give you prompt ami wfftcienl servlcr. Martin's Garaga, ^ o tio : M ARTIN 2IS W. la* NT. nr • %9 rt.ir%TiM* T %\ nm I »4rr «> r rflss« I f l **f i k p U r « f p « l M R l R l f B mt | b f < M l(P b V l U t l d h S '* » lr * in h fln h r h Iv /R I h .t l b •v I* • || h i l i e . |m i ri’ k n «**r rtf I H *i ••i T « \ ( V l i r i m l B Nm I m i . tl.ii* t| •l.m J|*I l4> *»r AllMUBl A |l 19 11. IH**I wrt»*l * r | I irlt'rtle* In Iflh »*ff *rtr lntB ttitedr rt|'|*ll* NlIrvn f o r *|,e«l I ** U p u p In m t 'n t i l g n r * • r ll h Itkte fd.«|«| i r 1 11f t* e l # M i t l i i n r n Hi* | t i| lit « in ir <|rnt i ii.*-.| |*f*i|**>rtr nltllNlM H #- IIIIHolm I’uuntf, Violi 'l l It* n i l , M'g Mf N \r^ of N\v I ,, r• l i o n :€. I •%* 2| I I n m m ** 3 " R a u f i T h r n.tlrl |>« Mt| le r lllft H M r l M t l Nl ll'.te •l 4 l r tsf f h r IN* l|N •••'a* o f B lfrh *'• r . I i f I, N tr ||| I h . 114 tttr- o f H K W11 • Item Be swung; wonAyful fee ismkJog this wow KroB Ammron Cheese. M*>le by an asritoio, Krafl method Air.tight package aaalt In its h i, natural flavtv. BIIJLY’S UNCLE . / V tiW g v ^ v w m i wet \ Ca u s v . - vm aa*»L_ A teC tl U te riA M O — f / W tK T V TO TAT —A *.**> \ r >wi S D 'tevt COVW. -I H W C 7 p tL IM D O C A NVK.wBOO.VOOO UCAXVrt U U .T O W fc.IT uaitaOrukHtrsi W i - TVW. IAST Y S. o r vteA wv. y e c r u tu u * , >O O O kTW h t w o - ih v w o * « o r / V te Facilities of TRe fur Racing iiiuttync.- loan* o»CT. a per ml uf ye n *. *. « « * • * > ■ • ' .. Economic Nationalism Spirit Said Threat­ ening World Peace .Ml. N» ail. Il«l»,t Iha ard <la> of Aueu.t. A V tail, ha* » ' * 4 '• » * rrriifli.il. In mr o t'lc . and lira mail, nppllmtliin fur tar dead ** iinir in BfYMnUser with ! * • MU rmhrrtr#p lh*» fn lltH lIf I.rwarllari! |tmp»rt* fllualH In A#m* tnalajCodnla. gterida. M jwll: '• W S « t * » ». » f NW H of HE*. Hecllnn It. Tuwn.Mp *« Muiith, Kane. Sr Kaal I nrrer The Mid land b.mw -I at the dal. of Ih. Issnanee i»r such eartltlrat, In Ik. name » f Inkaowa. t nl.," wild r.vUfU-al. .anil he re­ deemed sceordln* la law to* drat will lean, thrr.cn an ih. tllh day of H.pl.mh.r, A. I*. I»tl \Vltn*aa my ntticl»l .lanatara *mt a.al thla the MS day of Insect. A “ • '•** V f. tm.i.U-Ad*. Clerk Clri-ull Coart. H.mlnni* County, riorlda. <HKAI.) II. I M IVKKKS, y , r J IHU1V1 “ Cracker Day” Will BeStit& Tkiirsday Eastern 6 t aboard A t Dftytosa Beach Gkeai Warning As Hurricane N e a r s We 1Appreciate Your Patronage 1 WASHINGTON, Aug. * * -< * * . —The Weather -Buaeau temied th* following. starns warning today: •Northeast storm warnings are ordered *t 10:00 A. M. Beaten to Cage Hatteraa. A tropical dis­ turbance of groat Intensltir about ISO, miles west of IWrmUda mov­ in g aortkwastwmrd togettew with ■a high proasera area . In Nans o n t > CALDWELL, Snnford Mgr, YOU d e rflttV B to be laid R IP tN E D . You know U lb l u t e u l ItB fall Bully f\A Made Front IP U. A Servant is Worth HU tubby OOCH.COUCkM DATCkCU -rUAMKS.Tk.WPY ITS GREAT TO HM/B kT\ AWFUL 4kkCE VCV UV/kAJ* W ITH US AOAkk>, i r s B W N P R E T T V O O IE T . v a j iy m o o t w o o ■ OF WD\J TO SAY ■ ------ ---- I GUESS H tX C & e ' H o v 'a e kmo * iS IM TO*J»d - VkCM/O IT RE IP I MCISEU kT AOOOWOs/^ TkkhT UXAAD a t FkWC.OLAOt L W A J i y n OBJECT . JL THAT > VDU KMC?*/ MOVT O P ’ THE FE U O V iS MAMtOOT lid *1HE OQiK* S T O t t f l « Dc^OAiorr. C O U L D ljT O O lM tM e Q E TOitriOOT IW TlAf S O M E I t u t A — A SO D A 'D CO ST T E N C th k T fir J k C.* V A n o D A D 0*JhYV COST T E N OEM TA I J ;>*NW?.OK>Ai'T k SAY � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 22, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 22, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/52537914dd41530b6a362bbef33eb9cc.pdf 5b160ad315ae78a9cb16c2687dc90607 PDF Text Text 4 ••• • •— -jf 4 Die, Score H u rt In Collision of Trucks IADO ELVES _ g f. ^ . • - i jd , WILMINGTON. DoL Aug. t l —LAY—The cyaeh of two.trucks one landed with pkknkktyi the ether with guncotton, turned a straw ride Into an Inferno to­ day killing fear persons end Injuring n soots of others. Police eeld the truck, carrying guncotton, crashed InU the rear of the merrymakers’ truck whkh eras returning to Ches­ ter, Pa. from White Crystal Beech, Md. Pirn followed the crash end an ezplootoa follow­ ed the fire. Firemen end state polka bra rod the danger of farther explosions • to dreg bodies from the fire. The deed ere listed as Henry Cummings. Daniel Mahoney and Franck Geekll of Chester, Pa. end Jennie ChloeU. 'MISSOURI 21ST Many Former Movie Star* O f Hollywood Are Be mg STATE TO VOTE Given Jobs As “Extras UPWARD CLIMB G u a r d e d W it h W o i IN PAST WEEK O f R e d s ’ A p p r o a i (H DRY REPEAL PICKING, PACKING HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 21— (AYHollywood hat g in s sentimental about motion picture stare of an­ «*• other era. end many of them ere Group of Communtauf getting comeback chances In hit Satisfactory Advance Is Reported OnWay Overwhelming M ajor­ tele* at 910 end 816 ■ day. Being Made Under Strikers Say NRA Bodyguard Of Former * From Baltimore To The idea originated in the as­ Is Being Violated ity. Is Returned In ExpandingWingsOf Police Head Prefers sistant director's branch of the See Recovery Chief a Election A r o u s i n g Academy, of Motion PHturv Aria NRA’S “BlueEagle" CHICAGO. Aug. 21.—<*Y— Death To Capture WASHINGTON. Aug. 21. ' L 111 le Excitement All Clerical Workers and Sciences. A preferred list NE'V YORK. Ang. 31.—<AY— Garment worker* *aW by A fter Killing Man w na a s s e m b le d and it leader* to total 16.000 went on (A .P .)— A nprclal p o l l e # And Salesmen Will was agreed to call up>n the for­ Under. the expanding wlnga of strike In 150 factor!** to­ 8T. LOUIS, Aug. 21. (AY— guard i n i placed on duty RV J HAVANA, A u f. 21— gotten star* wherever possible. the blue 'eagle* bu«lnea* score*} day for higher wag*# and Missouri today stood ee the Come Under Code the Commerce Department , ( A .P .- ^ J u a a 8 am pol, nephew Recently, in the film “ Pilgrim­ satUfoCtnry prt«r**x 1a»t » •* ), shorter working hour*. Ber­ twenly-eecood elate lo hare yoted after offolcera t»*ld they bad .j nard Bhane, pfMldent of th# a n d b o d y fu a rd o f fo rm e r F o ­ age." five stars of n pikt era got the twenty-first ' repeal amend­ as empl<" mrnt and wage* »bowed WINTER HAVEN. Aug. II.— International Ladle* Gaim*nt received reporta thnt a RTOUP ; lk # CW «f A ntonio B. A lnment. Merton L. Corey, who has base their chance to start th# long a cuntln ed upward trend. Union, anld th# atrlto wa* of Communist* were on their arduous climb bark to promi­ In nn election whkh arouse! In i» number of lmlu»t»44*. horne a lr t, w h o .c o m m itte d a a k id e j representing the Florida citrus In­ way here from Baltimore to little Interest end gnre the expect, terests for some time In Washing- nence. They are Betty Blythe, ever, the delay In perfecting code* called tocaua# am pl^w a ar# S a tu r d f y in p referen c e to td a re rw helming majority in ton. has wired the Clearing House qnce , queen of vamps; Robert of fair ejmpetttlon ha* retarded displaying th# Blu# Eagle but call on ITuirh 8 . Johnson, . c a p tu re , k illed him self y e s ­ favor of prohibition repeal. In ex- at Winter Heven advising that Warwick, once the grratoat of the rate of ‘activity. Widespread era not living up «o lie prin­ national recovery admlnleorBRS ciple*- Soma worker*. Shan# cms of 800,000 yotcre Saturday te rd a y a l t e r h e h ad b e e n , the National Recovery Adminis­ leading men; Ruth Clifford, who confidence exlat* that such drift- said, mad* four dollars a tor< , .. Department of. Justice egeaw • supported the repeal cause by tration has announced that ell la- quf) _the films for nv’therheod:' critic* will be adjusted.aallafaclore e o ih lM d b y a • tr e a t u r ­ week. About 90 percent of th# first picket! up the |nf°rmstWS*< Franci. Ford, n former director, more than three' to one. rtly even If a hitof di»creet pres­ b ir used In growing end prepar­ ch in . • that th# group wax coming from Sweeping end In many reset al­ ing perishable agricultural com­ ami Rosa Roannovn, « noted sure has to to applied here ami striker* ar# women. A toea.rt, who bed b a n eoeght Baltimore wharves and wa* com­ ' J}. most exelualre majnritke for nul- modities for market in nrlglnel character actress. there. since the eoDap** of th# Machado pose'! largely of ’ 1ung*hor*ra#»;; The fact tha; thla haa already llfketlon In the cities swamped perishable fresh form will be ex­ Three years ego Pal .O’Malley, Tfgtaoo. ebot bad killed .himself and other w-rkere. the rural advoentss of prohibition. empt from labor* codes. This a da«hing Irish star of the films, been nerc«»ary In aome of the totnrdijr night la the AlmenThe apeclal guard was reIncomplete end unofficial re­ means that the' blanket code Si wa* earning 12.600 * week' and “h ta ry . Industrie**." auch As coal, a t m section of the ceplUl while ,,nested with Intent of preventing turns whkh Included at least parj generally required under the NRA couldn't take klUthw roles of­ oil ami steel, haa not lessened the We eereaera poeaded on the door S y s t e m Is Reported entrance of (he parly Into two Hal reports from" each of the 113 program will not be required on fered him. Six month* ago he desire of American hualne** to ef the heoee ta whkh he .bed Commerce Department until- 19 gays: For repeal 493,416; grove labor or on labor In the started the round of the studios, do It* part in the re-employ­ W ith Over 20 Bil­ counties taken rofag*. was dafermlned whether any un­ against 136*90. These figures packing plants. It will however, (coking for extra parts—for any ment drive. Meanwhile, the NRA SampOl, a former sergeant of lions In Resources to w a rd demonstration . were collected from 3,449 of the marhlner) I* functioning more work thnt would enable him to police, shot himself yesterday be required on clerical labor in 8Ut*'s4,104 precincts planned. morning after be -(had fatally sales offices and douhtlMi alt Of­ keep his family going. Finally, smoothly. WABHINOTON. Aog. 81-—(AY With a maturity of th# n s l W » | Outside of fluctuation* In se­ Recovery Administra­ Advance predktione of obssrv- fice employes connected with sit- lt'o wounded Joa# Ago Ires Leon, a —The first report on the condi­ tnllywnod remembered. He got n major Industries under the blua ers were borne out ee the tabula­ rue industries. i he off ear end member of the A role In "Paddy, the Next Best curity ami commodity markets Lit tor Hopes His Job eagle, Hugh R. Johnson yesterday 8 ■ C Society. It wee hollered he tion of the national banking aye- tions mounted. A vote of 2 1-2 to Thing," trouped the small part, there haa been an absence of tha The decision of the National Th the opening a week . wee see of the two men who tom elnce the pauk and holiday I or more wee expected generally. Reciverv Administration menn^ and it Isn't likely he'll be out of deep declines which buainea* gen­ Will Be Done Then announced from today of the grrntesl dri** erally experiences in midsummer. Several hours before the polls a saving to citrus and vegetable work for some time. fled*'Saturday eight from the of March diecloeed yesterday it Production outdistanced consump­ boose where Alncalrt took hie had emerged from that troublous closed Saturday, the Associated grower* of Florida o f several WASHINGTON. Aug. 8I.-(AY since World War day* to put The derision to call upon the sere life. period with renewed strength end Press established the trend of th- million dollars that otherwise rn-e-xreat* gave Miss Clifford a tion aome 40 perm it In the pact —Hugh S. Johnson haa teatatlvo- over President Roosevelt’* recoV•ry program by f*HSemptl end another men, not had total rseourcee of 890,860,- vote. In wna Interesting to ob­ would have been an additional chance in "Walla of God.'* tlladya two months, but Inirntorlei were to abnormally low that this alt­ ly set mld-Novemtor, or th* end serve that although the wet me burden on Florida producer*, a* Relieving that w»b °i11 . Identified, walked Into a restau­ 4*1,000 as of Jena 80. llulelte, who was a luminary In rant at the street corner ,nd ate This figure, announced by J. F. jortly fluctuated In various stag»S there la no way in which pro- "Tol'aMe David" am’ "Tho Iron a rilnii caused no particular alarm. of th# year at th# latest. f«r hi* and lumber under the N. R. A .a ^ Kiperlenred observer* pulnt retirement from th# epochal U«k banner. Ih# rrlsl* of the campaign 1 breakfast. 'The former sergeant T. O'Connor, comptroller of the of the count the final tabulation durvra o f perishable* ran pas* then walked to e nearby news- currency, on the baala of the will very but little from the Indi­ on this extra coat to the consum­ Horse," has .been plared In the out. therefore, that th* tapering of setting Industry hack on Its to get the big Industries under ^ trad* code* ha* been xurraonnttd. t tU nd where be neticed e news­ first bank call since laat Decem­ cated repeal majority of slightly er such as we* Intended under cast of "Roch Singer,". I-oqis off of production peaks, now In feet. Natheau. the former De. Mill# Ih# ttreles* adm inistrator tum aa . paper with a large headline "Aln- ber, compared with total re­ more then three to one. Section 9 of the f'realdent'a villain, |s being given small role* evidence, la a logical development. * II* expect* th* big emergency e e h t Captured Dead.’’ At the asm* time, the majority of Job to be don* by then and will to Jhe next phase of his programV? The early Associated Press Blanket labor Code. sources a t the end of last year Alice la k e has another chance In Freni beneath hie shirt he of I83.S10.FT4.000. count, from seven representative Manager Pratt of the Clearing “Stage Mother." Jean Arker, Ru­ imkiatrial indices are still above sit bark and watch It operate un­ to create million* of Jobs. drew a gun end began pacing II* announced plan* for open-' The December total was re­ towns and counties gave'- For re­ Howe ijaid that this ' decision dolph Valentino's first wife, who the position neriiplrd In 1932 and der • permanent administrator back and forth in rrent of the ported by *01* banka, howsrsr. peal 8*47) against 764. 1931, and eume are nearly paral­ whll# he raluma to th# Ilf* of an Ing a hou»#-to-hoiixe and atorawas reached after many conferreetearent. The street anchin ap­ while the June figure represented St. Louis city nod county Joined cures, the last of which was held once drew *3*00 a week, la doing lel with the 1930 trend. Industrialist and take* aom# af to-store canvas* to place a Blu* proached ead greeted him with the assets of 4903 Institutions. Eag1a In th* window of every praHleei production last week, ac­ hla Qwn medicine. tha wet side of the ledger 20 to 1 In Washington with the Adminis­ a r nirhark role Ire "Torch Sing­ er.” The picture “Only Yesterday" cording lo the oiagasine Steel, "Hello, Tito," (hie nickname). At the end of June, 995 na­ on the heels of final returns. Kan­ trator of she National Recovery Thla wae learned *oUwritat(vw- duetr, middleman and ennanmarr— Is using 79 name part* end In- fell three point* to 61 percent of "Be yea know -me do * p o o l" tional hanks were unllkeneed end sas City, the second largest city Th# Recovery Administration ly yesterday a* th# dynamic ad­ replied Bempel ee he kicked the operating under restrktlons or In the state, was enrolled under Administration on Aug. (5, taken rludea Merle Preenit. Mlva Clif­ rapacity.' has approved the aitmlsston aP representatives Br.'ce McDaniel, ford, Julia Faye. Florence lake. ministrator began what h# be­ Seasonal Influences, adding to lieves Is th* "down hill pull" ef eight Southern slates lu the tem­ it at ell. They had aggregate the repeal banner 10 to 1. representing California; C. O. *&# the»- walker orer te -e a ao- nresource* Unofficial returns from Great­ Miles, representing Texa«: an.I Miss Blythe, ristle Fltigereld, the Inability of purchasers to 'd e­ bringing all Industries undtr rode* porary agreement iJ th" laundry of IM41.4M.000, mak­ Aguirre tomoblle Natella Mnrehesd »nd Jack Rich- termine what effect* the cod# will Induetry on a ll-cent, 45-hour of fair competition designed to “Too’re ing n grand total for licensed and er 8t. Louie gave 811, 740 for ro- and Merton L- Corey, represent anlinn. have on future coat* and prkta, • peal to 10, 5M against. Jackson Ing Florida and Puerto R ln. restore the nation’s purchasing week basl*. a member of the A' ■ C aren't enlkensed Institutions of 128.­ Lillian Rich. Mary MeClaren, helil bark new orders. But confi­ That# alatea hail formally County (Kansas City) with sue Jointly pre*rnlrd a pe’.llli.n and 801.927,000 or a shrinkage of powsr. y o n t" rural precinct missing, vot*d wet conclusively showed that If the Florence Turner, Clara Kimball dence In an early fall revival Is ‘Tha former soldier partially cllned to coni# Into th* agream ent-j When the- chauffeur replied, 8999.047.000 In Talus and 189 Hi on • 80-cent per hour rate, which J 134.402 to 16,186. growers «f perishable products Young, Jerome Storm, the former still ate mg. now tin t the new confirmed hit plnns In answer to aae■ number. "The," Bempel fired three ehoto II A w h flll •" wasm ftiemmm*t«»<l suggested hhyr NNBA when steel rode |a vlrt tally ready for director; Wallace MacDonald; Hill The June SO resources com­ Prcclncte unreported for the were forced to assume th# bur­ n query. llto Tib cheat. L :>n died shortly about a week ago, It approved and practical application. Elmer the Wallace Barry of hla “1 don't want any , political then cancelled approval of th* 14- / • afterward at the Emergency Hci- pered with $22.307,711,000 for most port are in the rural sector* den of such a lab jr c.nle it day, Myrtle Steadman, Flora hlectrlr power consumption 6180 national hanks on Jena 30, where general dry majorltka ha»* would be in direct opposition to Job." ha said. "And I have a liv­ Tho state* Included,^) been Shown In the pest and are the un lerlying purpose* of the Finch. Paul Panter, who hat gained 15 percent ns compared ing to make.-But I will b* htro eant rate. , The unidentified companion 1988. known aq Southern Division No. '1 with a’ year ago, only a shade “died" 500 time* nn the screen expected again. It pppeared like At the end of June the licensed Agrirulli ral Adjustment Act, then dashed »»} of the rtstau1, were Arkansas. Florida, GelrIn more than • hundred different let* than the ISO pgrrenf rite re until th* Job It dene.” r .e t end ran dawn the «.rs»‘t. national banks had total deposits ly, therefore, that th# present wh eh was designed to specif­ II* h tt sold repeatedly that ways a* a villain: Julianna John- ported In the previous week. In “nothing would suit me bettor ■la. Louisiana, Mouth Carolina,’' of ically Increase the buying power Bempel fired nee ineffectlrs that of 819,774,115,000. a decrease of tabulated repeal majority st'.n, talented dancer; Wilfred the important geographical re- than to walk right nut that door." Alabama, Tennessee and Missis-.J December slightly lets then 3 1-2 to 1 would (Continued On Page Three) a t hhn ead then tarnei the gun 11.749.999.000 since slppl. (Continued On Page Three) Lnraa, once a D. W. Griffith star; be cut somewhat by tke official end a drop ef 9606,799.000 In th# upon himself. He wet deed when Johnson, when called by PrealRats* for th* rest nf the coun­ Helen Chadwick, Snub Pollard— counT. year. But the unlicensed hanks soldiers ahd polite arrived. dent Itonsevell to undertake the try were 20 rents for other Soutto . Thomas Register Ts but the Hat la almost Inexhaus­ Two repeal electors previously ‘ farm er • m r / l t u Mario U. had deposits of |1JB*J147JX)0. grinding task of ending economic trn states, 87 12 rent* fur Easf; ,'t Deposits of the licensed Institu­ selected from each of the Missouri Menace) return*! to the Island A t C. Of C. OfficcB tible—and all are either working chaos enlisted only for the dura­ #m states. 22 1-2 cento for t h a .f nn the Iota - now or else In line ysttordny by alrfdan from Mi­ tions Included demand deposits congressional districts will meet tion of the emergency. Southwest and 26 rents for thqr • The Seminole County Chamber for parts In forthcoming produc­ ami, where he wet the 'eedrr r f of 87.994.187,000 and lime de­ in Jefferson City Aug. 29 In It was said today In n source North. of Commerce a t the City Hall ia tion*. the. Cuban 'exile colony, He posits ef 86.216.917,000. The let­ formally ratify the will of the close to th* administrator that D.W. Corbin of th* NRA aaM. in receipt of the .new edition dress Immediately to hie hems ter figure Included sayings de­ electorate. hy th* middle of th# fall h# ex­ th# 14-cant rato was finally a p ­ the Thomas Register whkh lists ta the Vedad-i so.Hen without posits of • “ * "F The 81 stales whkh preceded pects his goal to hav# bean proved because It appeared tha- * welting to he pylmmed k j * rseeatod 812.023.956 accounts. Eleven entries In t proposed reached. Missouri In voting repeal are all manufacturers In the United Southern states ntedsd such tateg 't States, and gives Information re­ cheering crowd whkh had goth The booh vslu# of the capUal Michigan, sWisconsin, series of five weekly “Discovery R hoJe Two dates war# aat originally (ContInusd on Pag* Thraa) U . ered at the deck Night" programs to to held at the hy Johnaon a t mllestonss In' tha stock' of the licensed banks ag­ blend, Wyoming, New Jersey, lating to the lines handled, corn, Milan# Thealrr starting Wednes­ program of «h# recovery pro­ gregated 8Ulb.947.D00 end rep­ New Tork, Delaware, Nevada, plate addressee, and other nccesday night Aug. 30 had been re­ gram: First, la b o r Day by whkh resented aether!*ed and paid In Illinois, Indiana, Massachusetts. eery data of Inter—, to (hold wishing to get In touch with these ceived by Mrs. Gladys Morris capital stock of 81 *17.208.000. Connecticut, New Hampshire. firms. time h» expect* to hav* Iha^bullj • Text* W i l l Decide * This figure MIAMI. Aug. 21 (A1)—Appro*. Williams, program director, today Included 150.073.000 Iowa, California, West Virginia. This hoof, together with score• Imately I2U O.IM M ) will bo added to They are: Frank Peirce, violin; of the nation’s employs* under Prohibition I ■ ■ ties elese "A" preferred stock) 83,­ Arkansas, Alabama, - Tennessee, of i-ritera Including city director!**, Walter Itermsnent r teles or tsmporary the pay roll iif the Florida Power Otto Trapp, vocalist; 900,090 __ .... clean “B" stock, end $1.- Oregon end Arisons. • modified presldentlsl re-employ­ , AUSTIN, Texas. Aug. 11— 463,438,000 common stock. ) W»t leaders Sunday were Jubl- from all over Florida, the 8oulh and Light Company, it wa* esti­ Trapp, vocalist; Daphne Takac't ment agreements with million* of and the nation, are available with­ Pianist; Marlon Haynes, Dorothy mated Saturday when tha utility —Texae xrill decide Batorday at a Surplus funds ef 8940*98*00, tant ever the beery Missouri me WABHINOTON. Aug. I I - ( # ) ' £ out cost to any persons desiring company announced the signing of Clause, Arthur Monger, ami Eddie new lobs Treated; second, Dee. 31, statewide election whether It shall __ undivided profits of *288,Jority. Joseph T. Davis, head of their use. when the re employment drive Is —Hugh Johnson and.th* racovaryisT Hendel, vocalist; l-ewls Wright, join the eabrahaa Mae of a atotos 900*00 end reserve for contin­ the Missouri Repeal Council said th* President’s reemployment administrator* strove today tg'<! scheduled to end. ' ▼oUng for repeal of th* Eigh­ gencies of 1164,709*00, O total ef Its representatives would meet agreement, which will put ntsi-it and Eugene C'chran violinist* But the drawing of tha steel tear away the obstacle* block! teenth Amendment or heed n re­ 11*40*07*00, shewed decreases coon to decide future polkks. Old Seminole Vault ’ISA former employee* bark to and Doris Jackson, dancer. These persons, together with and oil Industrie* under a cod# the admission of tha bitumin. m it In the ether direction. In the six and I I months of 8869,P. A. Tate, head of the Stole Is Being Dismantled work. any other* who register their haa wormed llaelf In a* a key coal Industry to mrinlwrahip lit. United I t s tea Senator Morris 001*00 ead 8MR*09*OO reepee- Anti-Saloon League, reiterated hie The company signed th* ngrer- names with Mrs. Williams befoa# ■late. Fared by the*# powerful l»- th* long array of business tha Bheppnpi b la the midst of an teTtw authorised and paid intention to coolest the kgality of The large brick and Iron vault mrnt as approved by the nation* neat Saturday night, will com­ dustrle* with their ramified fi­ I* following th* Blu* Eagled 11n ilm apenhlng cnmpnlgn urgleg in capital stack of the uslkenaed the electios la the United States which one* housed th* assets ami recovery ai%ninlitratl«n and ha nancial connection*, Johnaon was ner. h b nntton atoto to ho the first to Supreme Coart. "While there la record* of the, Seminole Count} filed it* certifirale of compliance pete for rash prizes or theater represented as believing that Ui# banks wee 8117*79*00. Determined that no Urn# shout*,” tickets. hpeek egnbet tnUng prohibition Money borrowed by the Ikonaed life, there U hope," he explained. As announced last week, th* winning or losing of thla battle b# lost In lining roal up wl(h toons the nation's hneb law. It wna banks amounted to *117*85*00 A test case tree lost in the Bank wna being tom down by nt tha Miami poi; office. Th* 3 per cent federal electric programs will culminate In a final last week would mark th# turn­ oil, lumber, tiotlon, and taxi workmen today as part of a plan he who w ith the eanetlteUonal Missouri Supreme Court. ta remodel the Interior ef th« tax ta to shifted to the company program on Wednesday night ing point In th# recovery pro- tha recovery administration draft­ amendmasrt eabmlttod by Cengroee whkh wee 8880,741.000 lees then ed IU own cod# of competition lower floor or th* old Bank build on Bept. 1 ami the m pita I stock Sept. 27 when the winner* of the to the atwtna end ratified 14 yean reported hi December and 8**2,(Continued On Png* Threat min# operators and planned ^L . 088*00 teas than hi Jane, 1931. ing and prepare It for a new and tox under the national recovery four previous weekly programs The banka also reported they had Sewer Pipe Section administration will a-ld approxi­ will compete for a 85 rash prize TuitioiTToBeCharged prsssnt It to them sometime a i r ­ modem business house. ing tha day to b* used as * terraaaod their holdings of UnttDuring the latter part of last mately 8200.000 additional to th* plus a month’s paaa lo Ih# Mltapo In Sanford Caves In week, ed Stales government securities For K i n d e r g arten far discussion. what remained of th* fund company's expanses, officials re­ Theater. ^ mm^ m *• U la understood, however, that to to 84.031*76.000,' an advance af tar* and fixtures of th* bank, as ported. First prize winner# In th# first One af th# meal aerloo* sower wall s i dozens of boxes filled with A School of Expression, -hnd Johnson Is hesitating about bat 8X70*90,000 lx six months and Th* agreement for tha electric four programs will receive 83 In cave-tna re parted In tha heart of record* and hi** or correspon­ business was approved by th« ad­ will be Ing an edict of “tak# It or rash; second prlta winner# will Kindergarten School* Sanford In many month* la now dence, wwr* removed to storage ministrator a t Washington on receive 82 In caah, while third maintained In Sanford thla year, It." Rather indications war* 4-Months 0M Son Of 8*79*1**00 hi the yper. occupying Urn attention af City Th* wooden floor ef the bank Aug. |1, but the power company prize winner* will receive a week’s but they will not be supported b)r th* recovery chief Is conthv J . Q . L a n d q n i g t P t e f l Action Is T aken To crvwa under Superintendent of building also wae tom axray, to to since Aug. I has torn placing In pass to the theater. There la no county funds. It wo# slatod by his efforts to racuacll* op* Stop B ank Robberies Parka Jamas l^asaghton a* hi* de­ replaced with a cement floor with­ effect the provision* of th* Preal- entry fr*. Superintendent af School# T. w. oo th# cods of their own well A hearing on th* trad* plea in Uw next few weeks. tawton thla morning. teat's blanket agreement whkh port meat’s me jar problem a t LITTLE BOCK. Ark. A eg. t l . Mr*. Margate* Moffett will di­ th* laathar Industry was ate The building was purchased re­ were recognized In Washington X« raaant _ Q. Laadqalet, died a t *;4« (XV-Btote hanks of the West COMMISSION TO METT rect th# espraealon work. She ha# with labor representative* Th* rave-ln la In tha allay ba­ cently h r Br. W. C. Ttoehlon. applicable to it* burinea*. Now this morwtag at the w ere.endtr a d rastk eider of owner of several Florida dsug with the signing of the agree­ been engaged I* 4hla department aantlag demand* far a I n c o Sixth and Bevmrih Street x .« v Commkaioner Marina Wee* ■asi.-------. . . Sanford City Commissioners for sons* year*, weak and higher mlnhaam stores including tha Teachton ments for. It* industries, th* Flor­ ae^p prohibiting them frees carry­ and Park and Oak Avenua* Th« Sanford p m g Co. hare. had base 10 far than proposed In th* coda an! will mset at th# City llall a t 7:30 Mrs. Junlue Turnbull and Mr*. ida Power and Light (tompony la •satire top section af felly tight ----------an hand of more than eae o’rlork tonight to discuss tox a*- Trees I* llamll wUl operate U# tod by manofactarer*. «operating In every respaat in ne lengths of pip* n n t o causing af total deposits. TRIAL DATi T b CT e r a be In the next 10 day* mars rordanr* with the principle* out aeaamenta for th* coming year, kindergarten a t South Sid# Pri­ the roadway to drop fag a distance 80 such hearings will ho bald provided all members of th . Com­ mary School. lined by tho national isuarrary ad­ ATLANTA) Aug. 21.—(AY— * f three ar rear tost. I of Banford mission ar* peasant. It la likely Both must be operated on the th* administrator* sold m New concrete pipe is being pat Th* cease of William Dalinskl ministration. at 1009 180 additional temporary Th* k* and gas departments th at th* long delayed aacond tuition basts. They ,wW iroptacinf what Mr. Maoghton and Pryor Bewaa, Indicted for manto far Industries nr* reading and discussion af a pro­ aim have complied with the ( the asm* time ** the th* kidnaping af JJaka K. Ottid "mar* than a 28-y**r-atd legislative v e d .lectrl# light rat* ordinance to be approved before Bspt, 1^ ley, A tlanta t o n e r , « u sat for dittoes ef th* admlniatrmttoo tar schools will epeo* W - *• that was i jr to k # R U to W i Lhetr respective Industrie#. trial (a aaperle* mart Sept. 13. pat kw *-' /. - CITRUS LABOR IS NOT UNDER NRA NATIONAL BANKS SHOW STRENGTH IN JJ. S.FIG U RES JOHNSON PLANS TO RETIRE FROM POST THISv FALL a Eleven Entries In “Discovery Night” Program Reported Recovery Code To J u m p Payroll O f F. P. L. By $200,000 Recovery Chief U 1 S e e k i n g Solution For Coal Industry ' ttL V & E S, _ _ f t. IH FA -a - *4M — �UHwLtuif^ 11 ____ * • m 8 A K V 0 I D « n u L D , 81 ESH W , *• -3UM-V Hogs’ M e a t For CITIZENS’ GRO UP NATIONALISM IS Indlhiui’g S y ste m ip» Fired IN Poor At Federal Of Crime Fighting BI imedAtGiving Expense Is Plan ISSUES PROTEST SEEN NO WAY TO Is “ AGAINST TAX RISE END DEPRESSION HAVE PROBLEMS Better Batebali Women Of Col ’ (Continued from oat* I) WABHINGTON, An*-.. t « 4 IN D l/N A n > U 8 . lad— ladlaaa Impossible far tha fanner to boy Equal suffrage fee Cuke which kaa basil saddled with a i t n W iM unless hla conditions war* Im­ Additional Tax** Are Speaker Seea In ter­ crime m t to uam m af 91S0OO0O1 N w d For FurtherA nd too to * , urged by the annually, haa a cepted gmaglaad's Natlswal W soon’s M r proved Immediately. . . Called No Subflti. nationalism Aa On­ challenge aad radettokaw a com­ Immediate A c t i o n Ulsgram adlresssd to th* Th* terms' ef lha plan, aa h* plete seodernlsatieq of Its crime b aa ambassador, Boa .it* ly Successful Plan combative tute For Economy Stressed In Report presented It, were: system, state law en­ Th* message asks that Mr. Tha government would buy forcement officers state. NEW YORIC-A sharp remindJOHNSONBURO. N. J — IntefLONDON.—Urgent _•roMems .hall advoeata te th# Cuhau' to pot an rad to enough pigs, light hogs and sows Uader th* aaw setup, tb* com­ due to farrow la th* fall to ra *r by th* Cltixena' Budget Cem-, aatlinalism, rather than national- bined • geo*lee ef city, county, § nfront Brtlleh factory reform- eminent that equal suffrage dispirited play, and equal* to granted Cuban woman raevc from th* markets between m lasIon Is befero tha O’Brien- | |*m, will provide tu* way out of •late and roliateer will be fused era despite Immense stride* In that the Sanford >00000000 and 700,000,000 pounds Tammany mayoralty that “ad- | th# xrorWs economic sit ■l*f*1* *" Into a tiagle weapon tn oe*. la tottering Indostr'el working eon- meaxurs of Jestles. •* •**! recognition sf their dto ln to •>I win the ____ , N um ber OfEmployers of live perk. Thla would be don* emergency against outbraaks of dltlona elate gorernment Inspec­ slat In tha rev tors lion e f thMr taxes are no substitute I th s o p l n o n e f Central Florida baseball tion of factories was started Just Go-Operating N ear “aa rapidly aad effectively as dltional ertme. A. O. Feeney, state d im snrf that t W Jdm N#W York‘ T rounlry. . , possible," and the farmers would for and n atlc tk |I *f f )|lf#rfnt( to t SP*»h,n* , n f| n#*r»b• f0r• at th# pennant .If they want to, lor of public safety, actlag as co­ 100 y ean ago. Mlaa Doris Stevens, New Toth H undred Thousand This need for farther and Im­ be paid price# "which encoarag* govornmental retrenchment It of the slab’s governing Stevens Institute camp her# re ordinator, will direct tha co-oper­ chaUtnan af th* Inter-Anorlran co-operation." Ia n night fired T ig. Minor imperative if th* 1934 budget is cently, Mr. Lr* detUrrd it «*1 ating fprtee Into flrxt, second toed mediate action was stressed to the ('ommission af Womem, also wired NEW Y O RK -Ths drive to car* annual 'report of the Chief In Secretary Wallace put himself Phillips, announced the necessary that the American peo­ third Hnes of defeng* upon a mo­ to be balanced. rending th* following m e w s p ^ ry New York over the top In Uto In the position of middleman. Ha of flea now playi ple tsk* an absolutely allruutlc ment's notice. Hla modern “min­ spector :f_ Factories and Work­ "Landing organUallon# of The memorandum comes While Manager Charm Abbott number of Industries operating had already sold this hug* order the Mayor and hit collesgoCs are attitude if they wrr* to contribute ute mew," riding In radio creleerx, shop* pf Great Britain, Just Issued ton women ar# our eollsaguo# to of meat, h* said, to the federal tore, which records present hapaathorlty on the field of under tho national recovery' ad­ toward an Improvement of *h? equipped with sawed-off shotgun* Latin-Amsrican xrork, authorixsd relief officials. Another part canvassing means of raising nto for thp rest of tfta epason. and tear ga* bomba. Instead of pmtngs and outline* the develop­ by th* Sixth • Pan-American 0»nministration's b la n e t coos has might go to export. About >000.- revenues, and It rap* th* elty ad­ world's rconomlc position. ment, of reforms In thb past cen­ Inor't releaA, while a sur"If wr nr* to rise abiva th# powder homs sad mustle-looding frrencs to -rrvtas th* poaltion'of ministration for not aralllng Itself to a Majority of tho fans, Increased here as the number of 000 hogs would b* bought In, tp economic storm clouds th at sur­ rifles of the days af Laxlegtbn tury, before which tha only check woman. They have repeatedly ' In of tha opportonlty th* sisrial employers wh^ have signed the 000,000 iowi dua to farrow, 4000,­ wdlkfag conditiina was exported by those an the round -a. w# must meet and solve and Concord, will b* kept In­ on recent years togged me aa United for soma time. HU por­ agreement approached the 1&6.0OO 000 plga or light bogs. Thla sharp session of the Legislator* now «a three problems", hr said. "Th# formed In th* pursuit af criminals through tho mln'slratlon of "visi­ States representative and chair, reduction In tha supply of pnrkj In Albany afford* "to take first of these is to ••labllah x unh through a network of »tate-con- tors" (elected by lha J slices of tiere been high), am at­ mark. man of Ito Intor-Ameriran Com­ • 4 ory of late, ang d ab dlree* . ’Slmultaneodbly, cross-currents should, he said, raise prices from t measure* that would greatly form mrssorr of th* medium of trolled short ware radio stations. th* pesee. mission af Wtman to appoal to th at threaten to atraep the main 29 to SO percent. To pay for the benefit the ellys credit." wore bitterly disappointed to A dtlsens' committee U well ad­ In Great Britain, the Ian con­ my government to help them In exchange In order that Internsstream of the drive far from l|i Consideration of new taxes herlng a proc showing here against Leal* tiensl /Inanelal transactions msy vanced. onder direction of th# Ia- solidate.) factory act became taw meeting rebuffs by ttolr own gov­ last Thursday. Only a few objective—the reemployment—*»f s»ITig- t* r'o r'* ‘eonslder*t)ly less other than for relief should be be mad* on a uniform basis. So dlana Banker*' Association, In n In 1901,, but th* 32 years which ernment, when they sought to Im­ ago ha aakad for hla re* large blocks of worfcara and in­ than a cent a pound" must be put oelde. It declares, and tha long as w# ha*# fluctuating cur­ public campaign te rale* 9100000 bars latsrvcnsd between that tin ) prover the position of women to should address rency and fluct aling stamUids. to make these station* operative. a n t this have been crowded with >• the grounds that he crease In the demand for eon* levied, to nils# about >96,000/ton. administration C.ba. Many of us wanted lo help, The secretary said ha was pre Itself first to eeonimy measures, ’t being paid on time. I t wae it]reera’ goods—are beeomln* ap­ no ocnnoralc stability can be hi ped One master broadcMtlngr stslldn Industrial development* and, to but did not fssl free to do so lost that he had boon dickering parent In advancing strength as senllng the plan worked out by •Inc* "th* best way to keep ex­ for. and four, rebroadcasting xtotlona jrder to kesp pace with these, such action might embarrass re­ ye Ports pile up a t hecrfquart*m the beneficiaries themselves, be- penses within Income Is not to the Orlando dab. will blanket Ih# slat# with radln much piecemeal .legislation has lations between' Cuba and our gov­ "The second problem It th# ad­ mips’ release folto*U four of the local campaign committee bind which farmers, packers snd Inrresse Income—that la, taxes— justment t) a common form of lha alarm when organised crime been liacted, with th* result that ernment, snd, tosnfor*’ sra havs commission men had agreed to that hundreda of Industries which but to reduce expenditures.” of play during which ha A t economic policies of all *o inlrles. strike*, under th# plan. Th* flrxt the- factory acts of tb* present not responded. K \ stand. The elty has In reality two ft- On* itep toward tb* accomplish­ of these elation*, et Tremont. on time represent not to much a :oJs l«4 to add anything to the of* have signed the code sr» evading Tbe»# telegrams ar* Ho Insisted tho hog program nawflal problem*, tha commission ment of this Ideal It lb* ccmoval Lako Michigan, waa tamed aver tn as a mats of. (.•fmitions, enuncia­ Interesting sine* it was In Hx-‘ Its o rf'defenalee ‘strength nf its provisions. In many lulanres. team. He appeared unable to these evasions re spit from csr* must bo th* Introduction te a gen­ s'tates, the first laving to do with; of all trad# barriers. Though this tha etat* by th* federal naval aa- tions. exceptions, and Injuncllonv vans, during ths Pan American Mft started, although ha cams fusion regarding itm i o f. the eral corn hell plan, by which the raising fund* for unemployment seems impossible of Immediate sc thoritlea recently. Th# other* will which r^esent a ct4iglom*rati n Conference af 1919 that th* ques­ here with a .good reputation aa a code’s precepts, It wee said at amount of corn land must be cu. relief; the second, with balancing compllshment. it could easily he bo erected eoon. extremely bewildering to any but tion of xroman's rights In Ih* Lat­ . sharply, so |h a | higher price* for the 10X4 budget. b itter. lha headquarter*. When word of a robbery, kid­ th* expert. in-Amsrican republl.a wa* strong­ effected as a gradual process. • corn, would discourage Increased To meet thla altiuHo.i. the com­ The new players are all Geor* "Although the city waa faced "Tb# third problem concern* naping, or other maior crime I* In the 048,760 factories and ly advocated fur tto flrxt time bet" They arc: Veale, Hardin, mittee has sat up a complaint bu­ hog production. Unless this were with theeq.two separate and dis­ Ih# adjustment of Interna''onal flashed <a headquarters, an workshops of Great Britain, there for* a session of such Importance. and Vickers, pitchers, and reau, headed by Mr. Henry Wolff, done, he said, the relief plan was tin ct‘ problems, It asked for th# political policies. Th* abolition of officer with a horison'al map of la n4 general requirement for It will b* recalled that no tangible "terribly dangerous, and would Inflelder. Soma nf to receive protests, ft/cot If (its special session of the Legislature narrow nationalism would gn a the stole will broad-ast a general eff deni lighting. Thsro Is stIU b .t results tarns out of tho confsc­ men are now appearing iq them, and taka whatevn- artitn bring disaster." to consider only the raising of great way tow anklhe solution of alarm tn all nolle# stations, sher Httl# relation between Ih* num­ ene*. However, tto campaign eras ■ -play-off series In Georgia la necessary. Employe's who de­ new taxes for unemployment re­ Internstcnal ecinomlc relation­ Iff*, slat* police substations aad ber of hours admitted by law and carried da tto Laagn* of Natloia Teals Is on the grounds and has sire to sign the coda provided they volunteers, under th* <6-opjrallve Ih# number worked In ad u al prac­ where, after prolonged debate, lief," It continue*. "If the city ships." |i* n her# for several days. He can obtain special exemption i to system now being worked out. tice. In spite, f ir Instance, of the tto La tin-American governments Is to function properly next Until 'the Federal Government 5?:. will start tomorrow's game meet particular cordltim i in their ef these am already fxtl that 48 hours forms Iht fan- were urged to give the suffrage year, Ih* problem of balancing lakes into Its own hands lb* prob­ Many ilnst tho Cocoa Indians, and inlutr's* may subir.l tho rr-|-i(rt« v ih* IM4 budget alee demands lem of credit control tn facilitate enulpped with short wav# re­ •rally sccvpted working week, question thoughtful consideration. all reports, ha appears to tv the Chamber of Commerce of Immediate attention." th* financing of the movement of ceiving units a* a part of their women may still to employed, As a resOlt of this request, and tho ability. the State of New York, whlth has remove msnt begun at To effect s balanced bndget for go >ds, there ran be r.n « cc*siful radio rceeielng sets. Th# officer without violation o f the law, for Ihs The Feda will finish the been designated to hear appeals to 19.14, the report states. It will be operation, of the inductrial cis­ will then proceed to "bloek off* 60 hours a week In factor** other Havana, Ur* Issue trill TALLAHARREE, Aug. IB .-M ’I . melnder of the season, therefore, for modifications of the agree­ the crime Infected area by tel* Montevideo for —Th* supreme court yesterday necessary to reduce appropria­ tern In the United Rates, srco.-l- phone and radio broadcast, throw­ than th se of the textile Industry. carried ’ to With the following players i Man­ ment. tto Seventh Pan American tions hr shout 4*1 .000.000 since Ing to Prof. Walter Kau'.enWith such anomallrS s ccesslv* set next Monday for era! argu­ ager Charlie Abbott, Bert Chap­ ing up the lines of defense, and That th# obligations nf p m Conference during Dectmtor 1939man, Bert Maxwell, Q. I. Roberts, plu~era who have signed tho cod# ment on application for a writ of It would b* desirable to make a strauch, head of the department nf snmmoning vigilantes to wat-h governments hero pledge.! them­ fmkistrlal engineering of Colum­ 10 per rent reduction In the Ux selves to deal. .Since tha last con­ Fhul Bonner. Pete Rchlrard, Roy to keep strictly within Its pro- supersede* salting aside, a t least arterial roads, tn block escape. solidated factory act was drafted, Harrison, Cal Dennis, Lefty L*n», vis i.ns will be ssar.-ninfiy tn* temporarily, th* Injunction l**ued levy below that for 1011 ae * bia University. As a part of tho modernisation 10 years ago, five lorernment* percent arc composed of fruit* Professor Rautsnitraueh, whi Veale, Hardin, Epps, Vickers, and foired -th e penally for violation* by Jndt* H. C. Pattaway. "f relief to cltlxene end an eld tn plan radio police station WMDZ at hnv# professed a staloua deilr* which It Is Impossible to grow Lakeland, restraining Nathan business and to overcome In­ look over Ibe "energy survey of Rhodes. No further changes ran belnvr forfeiture nf th# "Bio# Mayo, commlstlfner ef agrlcul- creases of more than M0.O0OOOO North Amer'ca". when Howard Indianapolis haa applied to the to pass It into law, tu t not on* In England, such ss peaebaa a a ) ha made according t o , league Eagle" Insignia—wa* 'rdlestad Federal Radio Commlssioa for li­ pineapples. Of tha 17 pareatA * juUfl. tore, fro menforelng th* *Ul# —of which more than It* 000,. fleott terminated his work In llil.i vens# for two-way eonversetlon do ng Uj '*** r**eh*d th* P«iot of left tha British share comprtoM when Mr. James V. Hodgson, lo­ campaign at Columbia, xuurted antl-arrcale law to th* shipment 000 masoutraded as "saving*" In Manager Abbott, who attended that “lbs control af credit, 'he between law enforcement officers Nevertto.’ets, the kistirieal *:r- then about tkraa-4|uartsra. the year1* budget. kept .night’s directors' M eting cal administrator of the act, an­ of orapefrult. In tha field and lb* centfil sta­ A number of reasons o V k nounced recently that complaints moel vital factor In dttermlnlng vry rontilned In this last factory The needed reduction cannot be Stated ‘today, that lha directors Th* stlortiay getwral’e offlc* tion. had been forwarded to Washing­ havs hslpsd toward t h U ' T t Ih* relat ve claims of rapllal snd report, covering such matters ax arcompllehcd, It declared, without promised him full authority from snd private evunsal ywUrdav *Pemployment, safety, health, wel- rrasas wsra pointed out by Lord now on. He told this group that ton In th* rases nf several large n 'M t» the court for a Mpaf- th* moot drastic rut* which will labor In th* g .oda produced", was he believes he can make the club organisation* which lined them­ redas. but lha Florid* G rtpsfrult require both enabling legislation still operate.' by priest* Individu­ H O W T H E V S T A N D lure, truck, home work, an.t th* Dc La Warr, Parliamentary Sart Ilka clearly shows how far, in rctsry of tto Hotels and ‘ Badsnap out of It "if he was given the selves up under th# agreement Grower* Protective Asaoelatlon. from Albany, and lha adoption als for p rin t* gain. Profit must Great Britain, has progress taursnto Association on ths Prog­ right to "pull" even star players after writing In reservations of which obtained th# Injunction, of a definite and /ar-reachlng be c intruded for th# social good, v sT io v si. i s t n t r I. Pr< marched, not only to the better­ ress of tha ceasing Industry. * from the game or lineup any lima Ihelr rwn Unless these corpora­ wa* not represented and th# court economy program by lha elty ad­ he held, and until that was done, York « •« 41 .ISI the Induetr al system eould not o* N-w Ths reasons given by Lord Da it appeared as though thay were tions comply with the code with­ delayed hearln* argument*. Th# ministration. I*l||nKtarah .............. I t «t .ss* ment f th* workers, but to tb* out reservation, they will loss . t« si sis general enlightenment of employ­ Is* W arr fall under thrs* main operated successfully. n in f lf i . . not giving their beet. They Include "the elimination of "No permansnt reforms in our He declared that that* will he their “Blue Eagles”, Mr. Hodgson state law prohibits us# of araanle all Miapensable functions and •A II ISI er# who have coma more to recog­ headings, flrxt, that tha Indus­ In spraying or dusting* eltruaPMI«>trlphls ....^__ M 14 .4)1 nise tho economic w sdom, aa well try started In sarn*st at a time * rigid training rules In tffact for Mllde* * position* and th* curtailment of economic system are possible un­ tlrnnktyn 44 I I .411 trees to hasten maturity of fruit . Meanwhile, Mr. Wolff described the remainder of tho season and _ x r z r . i t 15 .III •# th# humanity, of tho presence when th s change In public to ito th* !»*• essential sctlvltlsa." sus­ til wa altar th* present system of Cln.lnnsll that practice sessions are te be the purpose of the complaint bu­ and was held constitutions! lo a pension of mandatory p a y . In­ Income dletrib-tlon”, he H.-’sred. Of protective, safeguard, and wel­ toward canned goads, and tha Lewis Jennie Johnson, profes­ attended by every member of tho reau *■ “sdueatlonal and, not pu­ suprem* court decision two y ean crease*. revision of th* cqsl of AIMIIICag I.WSOI'W fare messures In their enterprise*. uent axnanslan of tha In­ W. U fr4. ago. nitive." team. Dssliag with tha gtneral aspect dustry as a whole, wa* taking th* pension sygtom and govern­ sor of civil engineering at H ar­ vreshlissles ......... 14 SI .SSI Judge Petteway’s In'unction The bureau Invite# eommualeavard University, appro <ed the N»w VorW . He will have no more of the _______ SS 41 -SO it recent condition!, the report d. th- Nstlonai Meek ment reorganisation. I’hUsd.lphls — ........ I S SI .«H sjstem of taxation from an aiP ri.velanU "choke up" style of baatkall, he tlona In person or In writing from prevents Mayo, a* commissioner .................... ( | SS ,4H state* that Inapsctoro concur In svitem which had sst un dsMaMa Even thrae etepa, IM report H -SS .4ST aald. and all players can dspsntl Individuals regarding whst thev of agriculture, from Interfering declares, will not effect f, bal­ gioeer's point of else by, • dis- Delmli ........... ....... - ...... if »• •«} Ihs vow that th* expansion of standards ef quality and pmeupon one thing—either they go honestly believe are violations of In Any way with lha shipment of anced 1934 budget unless money tlngulsh'ng between Ux levy by mucaaw Bee4ea <* St -III production a t Ih* sod of 1931, fol­ ll-s end third, that British can­ . ---. 44 SS .III lowing the abandonment o f ihs n on h*d hnllt uu for 'hcmsclvs* 0«t and play baseball for Manager th* end#, he said No mmplalr.ti fruit that has been sprayed with Is found to redeem the 1119000^ governmint and eeonomlr taxes. SI. Lout* Abbott or they will be benched. Declaring that Ih# Govcrnmedt will be received over the tele­ arsenic. gold standard, was not maintains I n market for new Unde o f000 |n short-term note* “We can win this second half phone. All rnmplalnt#i must bear E. G. Grimes, of Palmetto, a t­ ihoiild abstain from Itv /m i taxas In most industries, and that a ra- conned frolt snd vewetshloa of •gainst uncollected taxas, _ Y e s t e r d a y ' s R e s u l t ^ without a bit of trouble”, be said th* written signature and th» ad­ torney who Joined th# attorney and instead, edipt "tha p.-sctico of lapse to th* previous Isvsl of de­ whleh tto British fllmsts pro­ falls do# In December. Othe , ?AII I ask la lha co-opermtlan of dress of the complainant. substantially all othar a?an(a pf s s T to s s t. (.manoa general’s >.fflc# In th# supersedes pression occurred during most ol duced tha finest specimens. this debt must be renewed Sad th* •ervlca", by "marely ga. herlng to the fans and the support of my "Where , for sound reason*, application, said O at unl*»a the 1M9. to to followed, however, by players. 1 believe they have con­ th* complainant requests that hla order was sranjed, “tha gro^rere loan paid from, taxes collected In the charges fof Its service”. Pro­ W K , i : I X U l • distinct Improvement toward the (4 4 . bout* at Fnikutelekle, illo. J934. fidence In me, and will play for Identity remain confidential." h# who obtained the Injunction could fessor Johnson eaM thst while Ooly sen** *ch*nst*4. ’ •n.i if the year. Tha total pay roll which may aia, and I Intend to give them said, “this confidence will be hon­ ship enouth fruit between now , >•*•» could b* every ehane# to ehow mo what ored. both with respect to Indi­ and Reptember to ruin th# mar­ be affected by salary adjustments shifted, dodged or passed on AWBSSICAN w a r Petrel4, YiVnyiMsippM, „ , ...... i or the elimination of pieitlona I* •con'mie laxe, were easily, rei- ci.r.U .thay can and will do. But, wa must vidual* and business firms. n A I; Bolts*. ket." t.111092.720. T h # commission talnly Bad cheaply collected Tax Waahlnulon, | l Chfi* •». I. i t ta­ ‘ begin tomorrow. A victory over "Tha public will understand that "We went the supersedes to holds little hone of eonelderuMe slaas.) Cocoa would ple«e "• I" ■ mu*k there era always two tides to kvy by Government, he *d ltd. In- ,(4*w TorH. S; at. UosIa S. hatter position to go plsesa and every question, and th# bureau protect those growers who have reduction lA departmental e*tl- volvae waste la collection a td la­ ' I , I t I f . I’I A M i l t ! h because I believe that wo can da- Of complaints will kppmach busi­ abided by the law and did not male* for 1914. with tha requests tere* pt Ion. Syrian Christiana and Ir2q troops, feat Cocoa. New pmyrna and Or ness or Individuals against whom •pray Ihelr fruit troea." m M Wll of 4H department* already on Ham C. Pierce, of TampuTho killingr oT.mofUt Ikon, soo Ifcudo during th* coming wotk, tho ot record calling for an Increase In Ken Maynard LONDON—So rapid haa to m Assyrians tos *anfltot* with thslr proa pecte Immediately ahead of us complaints are lodged with a* the aggregate over thalr current complete sympathy a* Is extended tto growth of tto canninc <*• traditional fosa, tha Raids, * era heartening." IN Cuban M”b Action la allosranres. Ito Iraq ftrtsa has brought t t o f " 1^ * * • * * •* Probably the beet sign that the to th* complainants themselves." Rome nf the vlotsllsn* reported • “ 'tto four cans of ordinary fruit Thought For Revenge affair to a crises. •lab will reveres Ha form Im­ ' >1 K vegetables housewife About 911 todtoa war* found la1' mediately la the fact that Barf have been against emnlovera who 81msl and 900 msrs to tto vicinity ba3r» Brittoh. both Insids and ll AVANA. Ang. I t —W l-M o b Chapman, veteran member of the had forcad members of thalr staff W ith »h« out. to taka vacation* without pay. •ctlon In Clenfusgos led rsvolu'team, la now attending dill BAGHDAD, Iraq, Aug. 19__<JP) of Doguk, following Kgrdlab raids Others worthed employee* at th# In 1999 tto output waa negli­ offklsl* tlnnsrv leaders tin"sxwrexs fesra Assyriaas. Iriq ofl to*. Angtle t)aa sessions and la p u ttl4 ).'h U -C ro a t Britton, although It g ara Heart into every move. Chapman e earn* number of hours as befora, •hat hatred toward th* o.istsd up mandatory powers over Iraq contend tha ^aayHqad ysra kill- gible and tto firm* small. But B y y S cout sometimes I t hours * day or Pretldent Mschsdi Is to ln | plsysd duties have bean seek'that ha h*a thla year, sg d x has token a hand •d in a tottW s l i t r ISOO af ttora sloes then expansion ha* taken tto Tigris two weak* s g t placa which haa broogkt tto Utol 'teen unable to attend any Bras- longer, and then discharged thorn TALLAHARSEE. Aag. 1•--(ff’l In affairs of this a ttic In aa at* IV oop. N o , lea' periods. Ha never saw a bete- abruptly. Rtllk other* worfcrd In —Attorney O r w n l Landis In »» tompt to bring, psac* between As- •ad wlpto m t q ,. forts sf Iraq of firms up to 90D and tto B rtimmfa urgoo that 4sh ' ' stora In tto w *io b trade op1 10r from ona gam# to apottor, epllt shift* or dosed down their man Rafail Bsnchts Isft ths se­ opinion yeslarday told that heads trllly suffered establishment* entirely for stipu­ clusion of thslr pel ho- of tto Homo O m a n Loan' Corpo­ tha Asay to 14 parcaat Of tto I tto Kurds t • >gd hla play naaaaaarH! Manager Ahbatt f and lated period*. On th* whole, how­ tsl for a tagltok tldu thnwgh th* ration ar* not oblfgxtloto of th* but they would not bo acceptable rim commuqltlaa. •rid to Gomt Britain nearly under stats law requiring com1 Chapman leading the way, «Iub dl- ever. Mr. Wolff said, NfW Tork p art after receiving ‘^ bs city’a ot United Btatoe gux Tto B ritbh govanuasnt aflsrad ruetore see results aa forttosfslnl City employers were showing an flclul welcome to | Utter fr'tu ar* net suthorissd InvaotmsnU ptnlaa to obtain * cortlflcato of an asylosa la Cyprus to tto Aaayenthusiastic desire to cooperate Mayor Moors. hU ’. starting tomorrow. / ' THE n o 1 for budding •«*! lo«n uauoetotla*#, authority from tho atots trm o- rim landsr, Ms* I Daaltl J. Crsword, J r , » # • banks and trust compantos to ■ror and stow passseatso af ear, JUm-up again.! with tha President, to and abuse* tain aanu Invsstad to fodsraL due to cut-throat competition and agxr of lha hatet »t which th* 11 Florida. p.obably will be chrNOTICE . sto n i tnemtors al tlw Michado family •tots, county, municipal bonds to aid In raamplefmsnt. Ahbett will ha at • ra a s s L MaeawMa Mr .Fraaris Insurance, companies, arrived Wednesday, started look­ mortgages aad deads a f trust. Humphry*, Britbh omkaapadac to filberts at To-Ma r r o w ing for a horns f»r ths group. •aid. might lavuat to hem* State b w provides, mid Land­ Iraq, la Marine Lsadm Iwtoy for t local playar, while aU is. that b« lid lag aad lorn V * . hast a a n q u c 'tl thru-i!B f tfjg b t fWld, . Baghdad. Ho «M . Mu ra ta l' Theatre Will Open Crawford th«( Ihxy sspsst aallad apsn ky soam pmpl* to . sktala •Hons may purchase flrxt tma will rentals aa bffere. , •tort to raton.1t e> , - 7 This line-up U satisfactory to Prssldsnt Msshadp to JsU (torn rsvsngs for panansl g radgm T to gmgaa and (avast In bond (A1 Luwdm dbpoteh told Prims Every Day a t 2 P . M. tor* aad that tW '.totand making ha s* #f former L U q tsn u l Lto> ported by tto guTaransawt, •th Abbott aM ’ tto directing Iwlstsv Eamoey MasIMoal t their pirmstout rtoldaate la lha Lomo sf tto C toafosga mtoklpnt a* municipal credit. Bat; Jt sowtoia* t ms from hb vocaUm hmn# to m ftin sss, and FhlUdtlpklaf arum i pstlca was destroyed by • * * £ . ' tto bomb of Ua R Rsstbad l b ' PHILADELPHIA. Aug. tt— Jos* Em Do Obregua. aon ln-law tto pratsst af msmtors *1 ABC la m Corparatlm at;* m t Uoltod •eager OP)—Tension stirro-ndlng tha ax­ Uoy will, tha. society, spesrhsod af lha r*vs*a- Stataa bead*. It dam nat app m r 1*48 1M I ilod Machados trim Cub* lea' to totter 111n, which " ar* considerably ysatorday t sold to to much family wpw S r a r y D ay U a lfl disturbed Ikrsa member* of tb* family */d«m' Ito- n tto I lima *1 The •f. t**m t o vms^s o protection fur a that attack. tto Soma L am Act. I » w tn «. trip Ih m g h Falrmanl Fhrh. totsMm al to tto | u9F*J*ti Qran, H B iia ra i t i l NEW YORK DRIVE FOR NRA. SIGNERS HAVING SUCCESS ■ iv .s p e o s T — Oral A r g u m e n t s To Be H e a r d On Arsenic Law W r i t -V ttv Canning In d u stry Has Enjoyed Rapid Growth In England Britain b Taking Hand In A ffairs Of LandisHandsDown Tribesmen In Iraq OoinionRelatuigTo Home Loan Bonds m Machado’s F am ily Ventures Out F o r Automobile D r i v e S m 3# »• . t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 21, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 21, 1933. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 2-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 21, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e08827142dc1612525d716b044f9721d.pdf 7da0620a1ca2775fafcc2d6bd65f6011 PDF Text Text r M 1 T O U t J ftW B P A fX l . f> __________ h i W r M a 'a H u l l 1 W W otV i G r a t e l V f f t u U . flpfft u 4 R k b X G ordon l a d gE fSia M tm b ti A a o d i M 6 Persons Killed •In pus Collision Pt m nCHI(SHADE MilkMarketingCodc NearingAdoptlon UPON WILL Of West Virginia Mine Area MOION, HILLS To Get First Hand Slant SLAIN RECLUSE; BfTESTIHOHY WASHINGTON. Aug. 19.— * SOUTH BEND. Ind.. Aug, IP. VP>—The time for Ming preOP)—Six rraMentt of 'Waka;i>,ed change# in the tentatiee m u , Iml. w»r# - killed and IS milk marketing Srreement for these Injured, several RorFlorida expired yealerday and MORGANTOWN. W. V*., Aug. and home training course* baing haps fataly. when • truck con­ farm official* *ai,l today the 10—Mr*. Ftauklln D. Roosevelt developed In the mining aecUorta— verted Into • maOorbut la pact would he icrutinlied and came into the hills of West Vir­ met Mi*.* Kooae.elt and Lorena which they w in returning made effective a* noon a* poagin a yvaterday to *e# for hertelf from an outing at tha Chicago'* lllaknk. of Democratic nation#' AversRe-Employment Tha pro|*,ml pact wae Avers Detroit Banks low the mioeri live. Ambassador To Cuba World,’ f i r, waa , hit an I Woman Claims She Ip .ilhle. hei i | arter*. whtn lhay diove ■Irmftnl by milk asabciation* ..A lter vpcnling a day trudging by another truclg Would Have Closed ar ml visiting Ihe homes of a* lite r autom -bile Into the fool- Program Is Moving, ResumeHisDb- wrrcktd Twenty-eight yo n r peop5* ! Daughter Of Aged; ami league* of the elate. Sooner If Govcrn- toni-hml working (Mh. rhe left hill* Wedne-dav nighty. They Faster Than Even' were riding In tho bu« at tbo , ‘ Spinster Who Was ties A s’ Assistant time (nr tier home at Hyde Path, N. guided Ihe visitor* up the wind­ He Had Anticipated of tho accident. The track Secretary Of State which hit lh« hu* gft»*»nwU' frr Muruered Year Ago| HOGS^ MEAT FOR mrnt Acted Right The via I wa* unh Added an 1 ing dirl road* to Arnettavlllc pnany of the miner, ie(u #d to be­ t.h ei,- they spent Ih- alght wHh a minute but w rrt on when it W A SH IN G T O N . A u f. DETROIT. Aug. l i '. - t / D - lieve that the tall, imilirg vlaitor the U D. Word, fam ly. Worck NATCHEZ. Mi**, Aug.IP —The learned tho bus was ' bally * W A SH IN G T O N , A u f. 19 — i A .P .) — H u g h S. Jo h iw o tij Unltcd State, Senat >r fame* oral the President a wife. will .of Jane Swrget Merrill. 72 la soterimenilent of a min* thera. damaged. The dead were 11,1-I — (A .P .)— H 'f h ly successful Oouirti, charged W a r e the Jury year-old recluae alaln hc-e * y*»r Mra." Roivevrit wanted to ace I bill*.lay 111 lining Mi*. Roose­ th e N BA c h l* fU ln r y m ite r. . a* Mm. Mary WUIer, Oral,I InveatiRating bank cloalneo here what proem * has,been made an velt hrasn her tcur, eacorted by d»y toned u p hla e f f o r t to . in .e f fo r ts to w a rd s e ttin g up Mtramor. Kenneth l-echlltner. i ago. waa’ conteated yesterday by yesterday tho* Ike »u«pen-lon» irlief and tehah litalion w irk Wurth and a few c unty an • Mr*. Nellie J.'G rist of Indian*. s n ew reg im e in C u b a, A m ­ b rin g fo u r b»*lc I n d u ilr lw W#*n»' f r u i t e r , Mr. *»-l were pi reeded by an "orgy of among the miner*’ familiei on Murgantnwn nlficiala a id with a ; wh,, rlaiihed to be Miaa Martill’a Mr*. Walter Berkey., » b a s sa d o r S u m n e r W elles will ith th « coiiaolidat on !»'■ • on fictitious dacghler. Slaughter Of 5 Mil­ values" jiuI averted IV* banka t heal Mountain, 12 nidei from big lunch baiket packed by Mr*. ution dner' thtoa td etha ewem be recalled fro m h is H av a n a erg en cy r * The »utt wa* filed In , Adam* hci •. The American S n-irty of Watch. lion Animnis Will W- Id time «-|o«ed I mg before Friend*, for year* a r 'i.r snion ; I ho rase workers act*I County Chancery Court. It i p o st sh o rtly to - re s u m e h is p ro g ra m wM. be-qh as em ploym ent the) did bul*for rhe government the miorta n »o fat liiipnivrntsn 'giil-lea for th* pari). llaHlng brought a new turn to the cel--; Hawing m oving fM te r th a n e v e n h i , Aid Farmer, Needy p o sitio n o f aasl-tfaT\t secre­ __ attitude of "waiting for prosper- Invited her an-l without svi nu-vh1 v.mked for years amung th* rain f brated myatary murder ca«e.| ta r y o f s ta te in c h a rg e of all • which I* still Hated a« portly un­ aa a hint tv the While House, th e 'v ia they knnv varh on- by name. had expected. CHICAGO. A g. lD -ifft-' c,’n", ■r,,^h', lb • Vomer." Tha itatreieat that Ih# goal earn L a H n J lm e r fc s n a f f a irs .solved. • Slaughter 8,000,000 hoga, give the* S, taking bluntly and with cm- F tid I ailv an 1 a woman rnni In aevaral caava th* m ntrs, *u- p.ttlng mlllUm* of w,rk#r* hoof Miaa Merrill wo* known a* *j meat to th- rnemnloVad, a,IdJl piiallc founding* un the wit/tev* panl-p atep.ed In an aulnmo!-,le v •li-med tv hearing of KooaaeaUs assistant Jefferson Caffary. and ato-’f 1 Job* by fall * » ‘“e5*T^,*T /. 3 i^aenrr of d ata, will ha named fM .000.000 to the farmer*' In.,liable, the while ha re.t ami r »»n- and Inet themaalve* tn the feat in Wa*hlngt <n but nevar aspect- on eatate Glen- j rnmr and Increaae the price of|»*or 'bcbigan said the «•>»- of Ih# world for mors than two ing tn see ery of them *0 vlvmv ram* aa Ih# Rooaarell a-tmlalitbd, iSBCt new «• mbaaiador to Cuba. bttrpry. retain.ng the mode of pork- that In hrlef wa. the I «™ntent ptcC rred to, wail f r ifaya ' to thalr home* co II scarcely le- tlcn waa reoeng itaadily a h ,# f Thl* wi w»» italad authoritative­ Thle drew and man,• of the P|,„ 'a■ninMitu ilio il^ mre*l "yTatetdae" b'/' rP»*P*r,'» "Ctvj wntkera” Frlendt nlliav* Mr* Rooaevall waa Standing with IU dafnand that Ih# ««k^ 1 cu.tom* of! •« -R fzissn jrpiri-isy |ir > • r»‘b»b ,h ,n " rnfo,‘ * ly yesterday ihnrtly after high State's He Has Assur­ the early W ittal, oil and a tomobll* Industrie* rk*tero. *. n — one — perai it 8rt>r. l)|ry of Agriculture Wall*"*. r'",h* - - *l,w — • r'1 PO*. Ony ,h' U "nka.’" charge t ihe t lav grounds, ahop*(Continued On PagaThraek agre* qulchl) upon chapter* had atcraa to her home. Ho ««« f „ w .| It wa* Senator Cou.en. aecor.d dltfMhatle officials, In a tele­ ance That QuickAc- Duncan Minor. her boyhool • -leloie • •• stabllli* their operation*. .. ner , h, „f „ lh, day Ih- Jury which lor conference .with Welle, In phdSg conf Pi* afmaa of th# *Jmlnl»lrR^ who aettled down '•''C en tu ry of I’rogrea. the plan waa iteeha ha 1 Iw-en Invrallgs'irg the tion Will Be Taken awrethrort. arvanged to aetui Amer­ Havdfa, ai tlon’l lupreme effort lo draw Ih* an ratate adlo nlng t.lrnbuirey., ^ to --r k ,n<, cl .ling of the city a two lirg-vt ican economic and financial aaoil, aleol and roal induatrlaa Into •he economic fact*" and give the nat 1.itsaI banks. . Instating that there should be perta to Cuba to haatan economic th* NRA fold haa b^en tenUtivaHr rhargr-l the Union Giiatillan no further delay In presiding *" M*” 11'r„rn and hog farmer* "h'* *h*r rehabilitation of tho republic. ly set for lariay. Tiu*t I onipaiiy of Detroit *rFlorida farmer* with farm and »“*«*• «<->P ,h*l ‘be two tna ) f ^ | nwm, » Tho Rooaevelt administration A* Before h* laaeet for H»d# Park grova loan* through th* regl nal b»,n " '• r r ,r t ror m“n' th- new deal fo r. the farmer rv .t.d ilr|o.cit< for 2H ilsys alter eager ta spied thl* reatoratlaa. tonljht. rlto U e n t Roosevelt eaAgricultural Credit Corporation ...... (11Ird fn. »» M be put Into effect Immedl- It- official, knew I was maulveat; United Si*lea . Inveatnra have pecta t i har# before him complet­ lhal the rlo e-l Flril National) *— * t Macon. Renalor Pnrk Tram“ ‘V j f l " L* . , I sole cumplete-l bv Oct. I placed more than a billion and a amell today announced th at ha Probate. Minor wa* nnnin *«>' T|)p f r f „ U ry M |,| the govern itnuk-pcii it da,, i. i,. b..# *|(jovf>mnr Of Reserve Automobile Men Are ed rodts far Ih* oil and aledl In* half dlllara In Cuban Indtutrie*. dualtlta an l an agreement among' n , „ , » ..t,,d .v .III m' " ‘ b ,v h'* ’r,.lr '" " " ‘ I1 Di«c !>.*■( of J .’2.1110,000 In loam Tha Island’* bend* are held In ha* th* assurance of the director h ,*J ” InniRtent Upon Tra­ the bit mlnoue coal operator* U| maile I-. illrtrtor* • and empliye* laOUrCl C -llP H KPlCUHl* i of the Federal Credit CorporaC ^ h ' U th' r '» ,hf*" " f blanket, tbahualvta under oM great Humber In thle countrv. tion that prompt action will re- not. *'*}' .’“J * . ? ' , , u by HI percent and would par Ibroocli "poor J.-Igmerit of frtlriditional Open Shop charier Of Honrderi Money ,. p ami did not men ton Minor. It « « nlnr, , h«n lh, pr„ , n t marke Report* of Improved condition* -, . • ^ (Contlnued On Pag* Three) i Dial k iln Marrill left two willi,; . This eahedule btceme dim nant. In Coha were received during the lul<* Tw- agents from Wa.hlngton 1*“ * 7 ' itnp„ rJ >n,| r» '" a . WASHINGTON. Aug. I9.-<4A yesterday la .official clrtloi. aft**, WASHINGTON, Aug. |!». ,41 day a t the state department. The ... In P ln,w . Main nnat I I’OWIincv eg. ii i ( ,n|,| (he former* there wa* Th# automoh I* Ihduitry’a tra­ I day* of dramatic **d whltlwtaid Th* bellef'Ihat rurreney actualSe J I r T r a r j l n ^ both n„l o,id void. , lrm, nt ,kr | r „oubl«r condition of affairs them was ’ week Tr,mmH' . , n . It a«kad for geoeral relief, ileclar,„ngram. hr aai-l, (Centlnad On Pag* Thr**) * ■ III ii*e by Ih* public ha* In­ ditional loalatenc* up >n th* opan inch that tho United Rtatrw des­ T^T* . . no,meed, for the purpm* of ha*- , |h - , ..pUln,iff (he heir at' V K would inDr pilcra and make troyer Taylor, tho only Am*r>can •hop ran full force Into th# dlcreased auhatantlally since March ffimliourd On Page Slat warahip remaining at Havana, teulng-action on Florida ■PPIJ ! | , w 0f j , „ e fiuiget Merrill." , wa* eapre«iei| yrafrrvlay by' Gov. terminrd opposition of th# recations for the*# loan*. A tem- , njjno,., , wo .uorney* refused ’.oj, ______ ____ , waa ordered to leave that harI Eugene It. Itlark In eaplalnlng royiry administration yeltarday pnrarv headquertero will he eafolnmfnt 0B the suit last n lg h t.lm « „ « „ bar. tabliahed at Oriando during Ih* rxr,.(,( to dany that Minor O rflllK C I T e e 8 the feileral reserve b aril' ■nun*-Iat hearings on Ih* coil* ( b a t How a on jUt^lMsAnr Welle* few day*, he mWed. Ih# ((kfh, r „f Mra. Grlat. r i p e ^ j , - __ ST. I.OUIS, Aug. IV. (41 - lory pollrlea. led hy the mot >r car maker*. * " Nrfl) return here was nag dlad-wed. n ait Senator Iram m ell* r*-*nt ef- j ln |hp , aH wi„ wrVf(, on Miner H C S O V f O r O l l H U H C r HI*«our voler* face thsl, first A clausa assarting that th* tntt waa Indicated, however, the forte In behelf of thajtrwwer* ' t . wlu> v „ ltlavk*a analyala of Ih* preUnt q, med executor of _ » . n * « cyfost* ntly tn regfater •Mrec'.| credit alluotlen was roots>>d In u rtry "may coot Irma Iha oped , IW » i.Wallae rf-.fferv Florid* l» contained In th# ^ Mle# MeraUl'a e e t a t a / ’v f-' ' ( I l f t r V C S t I AC K 0 M b— maiU' e* a'-ion •* A-tpae- lowing telegram which reached | ,^ ,1 |nl#T, , ( |n the myetery lew, on prohibition, with ('•in a latter made public hy Senator ahop policy * waa covtrad with ohSo that aeary nurchant i n ___ (Continued On Page Three) The Herald today: • j case, which at tlmee hae grown »•*» yt )RX LAUPEIHlAI.E. Aug. JV (.st-nt observer* e*pis*alng Iwllef Thrunaa, Democrat. Oklahoma. • lections by Donald R. Rlchbarg, tmyloytr In this e-unty will Jme* ' I allot Ing w old mike l h e | r a n g r e . s l o n a l Inflationist. '.egaj adflaor to th* recovery or- first hand Information aa to tM -The following telegram waa ! fr-ntlnl eicltemrnt. waa atlrrail _ i,1*l -While Iheir eater tree* are 1 v h-v ha* drmaiolrd that th# re­ outstanding feature* an * requiresent h r m# today to several of anew by Mra. Otiat’a aotl. showing off at |h« World* Fair how ms1' state th- Iweny second serve hoard either earand cre-l- g«nliatlon. Spokesman for organmint* af (ha Preil hnU' AgtadJ our. grower*’ association*: 'ReThe alaln woman wa* th» III Chicago by di*pla>lng fi*»h to embrace i.*t onwl iep-a it through gr-atrr open market i.ad labor lolned In the bombard­ ntenl, Ih* Ad*l»or> CommDlao.o* (Continued On Pag* Three) daughler of Ayer* Merrill, out t loom*, half nisUii- n> ' rl|>rncd In imrrhaae* of government aec'irl- ment, t o, nnd Inlated upon high­ tha J*<«1 N, R. A. Campaign ‘ | (t il. Inteievt •* i»ou I time American ambaa-ador -o fruit at the saioe lim-. I.ue Him Brigium. Her beauty ami charm G ng orange tree* u the Flam.n- th# Lgltotlng. Delegate* l<* I# »• 1 Ilea r that greenback* be Issued er wage* an ' shorter hour* than Army haa ordered that mimeo­ graphed Uafle'a be .printed , At Mrs. Alice Cramer, 67, were known throughout the Old go' groves In the Brnnaril cuunty lectori by th# v o te il w l'. m** Thnmaa announced latar he those proposed. . ' would roollnue hi* fight against South. Minor wa* her dashing E.e rg lad e * near Davie are The algnlf cant absenet of one* and mailed or othirwls* da* 2S. at Jslferaon I'l Vi *•» 21t. J*(Ter«o» Is Victim Of Death I sul’or what he terms rurreney rr*dlt llenry Ford, who ha* ni^t Indicated llvsred Ihroughout th# county. In thoae ilay*. Prince Nelaon, negro treck *' . . Both of them lor harveat-r* to gather Jh». a t l« .| . j . |h(1 ^ p ^ ^ lo n ,.f el- l j v t e - .... __ .at. „ nm ira-tlcn hr f*-l#ral i#*#r»# hla altitude toward Iha rod*, wa* Thl* wai.dtcide.l at a commJttaa , driver for the United Lumber f a . I „(-**•: abamlnned aodfly In their prim*; mcr crop of nrenee* orengra. ( _ . . Mra. Alice Cramer. «7. wVkiw wh" un,tl ............. .banks, which, he sakl threaten, to \ <ly#n po|nt k, lh" , u rt by R*. meat ng yesterday afternoon after today wa* held blameless In the . . . i .. r .-* j u , gv I to liea In ohacuritjr for almost 41) "'Vlovi'l ' I. Wr*y. president and! of Ihe late J. H. Cramer, died r . , __ _ v .i__ i. u .,n .,l vthv Hugh 8. Gsntrol Frank Evana, head of tho . death of Charlie Caldwell. 10" V " .V S t o r e , rrlend* revel le.rnevl why gcnrral m raagri of the grovrf • log .lays of |h* ram -a gn r.nfrc-1 ra tsrl nr defeat the admlnlstra- c„ tr> Adralnlatititjr .‘ , '* they retired. It wa* r.-moreil tha* raid ricking starlrd yesterday j their effort* in a Ditil* mt'rn-pt vS, tl""** reenvery program. year old negro boy who died laid her home on ^ e ,t ^ . inhraun InIn aa brief brief address ou> Army, stated that on a.recan t . irhraun j M, famUy h„ , ollj,cle.l to hi* a n d 'go.d price. . . . eapevtej . * ! , rtl...... . night of Injuries received when thl* morning «t » » « o'clock. nlng th* bentfitt he said th* In- trip araund th* county, ho cans* -t }..*.« th-.r . u p , h*1" ' "« mr.rrying Mia* Merrill. hli body waa crushed under the low ng a abort llin.ia. • isltv may aspect when, with ■spon acores ->i person* who ora there I* n . rompetilbm at Ihl* . «*•"» nf hn.rdcl nmner hack •« F neral aervlcea will he h 'dl M| Mfrr<„ |. „ rear wheal of the truck. confused os to the program And (Continued On Pag* Thr**) turn, nr yvar More than IK) » r ‘ h,n,,• h" nk '* IM*y fr m th* Erickson funeral Homo The accident occurred lute ye*, August by pereon.v who r*n*arkel vent nf th- late summer nrrEyc «*• A’ T“ "’ »up#rlnt.r>.|e”t . f j , m, hy f^leral rcs.rv. what I* expected of them. ,r b«ly terday afternoon on Holly Aeanue tomorrow afternoon oi_ 1:C<M her ^home ond ,er, leD hher body lyln: lyi-'K grove arr.'age In Florid, i* In Ihe, the »t«t. Aotl S .'» n leg,.-., ' aaib en h , nf fund* Ihey had b-.rrnw^ Bifor* adjournment until a n t between Tenth a n j El*t|inth o clock. Rav. J. J. Kellaghon " f | In a rlump of butbaa nearby. A Dsvie area. fr-.nt I against eipccted withdrawal#, Monday at 1:00 o'clock, R. Is. ■ ' ‘ reconinnnde • ilry lefrain Street*. Nation waa drielog hi* All Souls Catholic Church will of­ negro, killed In Arkansas while re­ Glaan CSi nomaJ a* tamyor ortvo Wray said It wa* not un.aual j Visiting Ihe p-dl*. lie ol*-> has in- molff ThfliuM: track northward along tkia ficiate. Burial will be in Sylvan sisting orreat wo* nomed o* Gw for l.ue Glm Gong tree* ladrii nouncril oct'nn will 1— tiled liler MTbl« rflum flow uf rurrtncT rGanaral of th* Army in them aeon**, he told a coroner*! Jury Lake cemetery. alayer becouao he carrlrd ■ ft"" Vas greatlv strengthened Ih# MIS'* o f Mr. Eeant who ■ 5 Mr*. Cramer, resident of lh-s that aulhorlGe* deeldevl wa* Ih* with mature fruit t • burst Intni in the United Stale* * ipreme hanking situation and Increased tkla morning. laova for Ih* North tomorrow blnssonv*. Thl*. he said, u-uall.. coei’ rhallcnging Irgalily of. thr As ha had often noticed before, se t. n for the post 13 year*, wa* one u«ed to k'll Miaa Merrill., the banks' ability *n serve commorning to ho gon* 10 daja. t wav when Ihe Iran bail lost a flection. nogro children playing In the a native of W.-st Virginia wario The Committee approved the na­ large percrnlage nf it* early Mr*. Nolle G. II tg*.'. 8f eltstg- mere# Indiatry and agriculture, TALLAHASSEE, Aug. IK-GP) ah* waa horn un htp*. 2A, IMT. J ^ 'r e e t ran nlongald* the moving blimm without a full hold of yonug field, president t-f th- 'la ’c W. the money rcdeposlted hr bank# In ’—Florida’* general rpvenu# fui*4 tion of tho Kemlnol* Ciunty Adm/9 IJVrack. Sometime* the*# children She la aureived by her ^o«. Ha.--v fr it. The Luo G ut Gong tie# ta I * . T. II., ist fir it Joined T*t# In re«ervc bank* being available far nut of which lalarlet for circuit tomotlvo Asaoclallon In adoptlaf Jamped aboard hla truck, he told, F. Kramer, of Sanfprd; a slater. . tho atat* Autpmotiv# Aiaoclalkto r-e slacker, so it put, f ith m nra.hls stand, but Hi* we--', ti'keil these purpose*." and ha ha4 to order them to get Miaa Kata McDermott, of Con-The recent lifeline In money Judge*, state officials am) em­ cod* ta 'lta own. blcssumv until (• has n full load, that dry* make a* g«-d m shuwing ployes a re paid, today had tt».aff. •In circulation,' Gteirfnre. wa, not nf fruit. I a* |«i«aiblr. , -- ------------------. *: Th# Caldwell boy mod* auch an McDermott, of West Virgin hr-nght about hy any attempt or OOtt In |t, Ih# comptr’ltar'a, offlra attempt to board tha tru^k yes­ two grand chllitrrn, Mary Frau-! — • purpose of either "the federal re aabL terday, ho told, but hla foot da Kramer and Thereto Ann- CHICAGO, Aug. U ^ W I - D r Receipts from state ggaolln* Storm Warnings Art serve banks nr the federal re­ »*#. natiallv placed In the gener- Issued F o r Florida^ slipped off tha running hoard, Kramer, of Hanford. trctlva Chief Hchoemahcr last serve board lo curtail tH« »egr» sod ha fait la front of a rear night said that tw> notorious r f - . cate amount nf rurreney.' V* -* t u r e — *■—' iV " t *h# fBth of convicts, Charles Connora, 67. »nd| . wheel. WASHINGTON, Aug. retd, ‘‘nnd did not reflect a with­ each inoii.i-, vri" * »*•' »•-»— mately 1126.000 for A-*"*». - I h * Weothor BurSau Issued tha Th# driver, and witness**, ata*- M a c h a d o Weparea Basil Banghart, 23. of Detroit.; drawal of fund* from the publl-swelling the total to 1170,000.' ad that because the truck waa had keen identified front photu-, loltewlag stnrdi • w trnlag: hy lh» rc-erve b«nk«, hut the re­ moelag at a vary low rat* of To V a c a t e Natwau graph* os th* two man who e»-| Rarelpf* from additional mls- tropkal dla'urbence «f slight lnturn flow In these hank* of curareed, btakaa applied Instantly rtllanaoua aourcoa, auch A* tbo tsaaity Is eentr'al about 180 mild# ca(VI hug* dragnet set WAIf Aoe | g _lasv_n - . i» l* l a hu«o aet for ror l>w im renev that hail taken flight Into E m p lo y c r ’k rerwirt fo r w ee k e n d in g A urum I I •». 10.13 NASSAU, steeped th* track Ja*t a few a g ­ documentary stamp tax. ara **• northwest of Koy Wost movlflff M « k id o A#x^ed*in Idepoaed' kWnapcr# of John Foct-r T e’day. , wklB|t Conn .M hoard*. enda after Nelaon heard the child rardo Mochodo. .ailed on.l deposed, peeled to bring It up aufflclantlv north portheostwird. Anoth** (Ker" 'l a1 -— tbl renresent lnriM<-s mrec -ve-u -n-Iing .liity ftlth -On lb* rontrary. II I* b*president O J*. « |, . „ , ( [ruunnKh.r t. the ery o u t rBt of P »■-. *? e h a rl. t h . dc.eclivo dctrctlvo ■•his, bi-l to maet the m’nth-and payroll of tr pleal d'atiirbonce of uneerfAlu vr other rhangea Incident to signing uf President’* agreement). t|evfd currency actually In u»e Th* rear wheel of tk* truck approximately 1226.000. location and Intensity la centra) bv the roblir ha* Increased hv J» ‘i ; i.. ^ i - « w -*? caught tha child and held him to Receipt* of th# general revenue Weekly Inrremte In ftnyroll coal 9 ...... 1. •uhatantisl nm'oiint "lnfo March.M fund this month war# 104,000. Ih* about 100 mil## south of n*Rl ike pavement, and not until the moving i west northw*#lward. * *4 Thoms- raid he wa* prenarinc I rack was ajarted waa It posalMo 2. Number of employees added ;................................. rumptrallar'a offlc# arid. Comp- h Another trapfeal 7 dktortddM , a reply. In wMrh h# w ttld sub­ to remove tk* ehild who** cheat __ _ trailer Leo tobl th# hoard af con*,' atteodad hy galoa. I# central mit date to support hi* (>o«IG#n u , o e to lm tl.e ^ U m arsa crushed and whoso body waa tel charge*. II* did not rav.nl hU| freer 'federal * ml»*lnn#r* of state InatUotlon# a U t Uff* t i . Loniltod# 0t A] 8. Minimum hourly wag* paid In Group No. I < ........ but Ihe B -rm idat J “L-tn Insist log upon w othtrwtso mangled. , destination i week ago th# general r»v*n»* ently H*o»ln« weal nerthweet1 reserve monev , rmllcy Nelaon took tha child In h** arm* atramer officer, raid be would * * « • !* • - i'h C h .p m .n J n a P -._ , m h | fund then waa | 6tJ)00, and MP» Stitrn warning ara dl#pla)r*d Ike. net. „„„ (he i .I mi ’1^ ' tacuUr brrlk /ram , thd AGant* 4. Minimum hourly waga paid In Group No. 2 $ tho ooly only on. teoviog tbo l.lw J p |i K |i| toty |g t ^ and dr ew to tha fanwld-Laugh- Ihe capturetl ami "The question K •• j .......... . p ' . n l r i to 03M,th* fU tlda coast bdtwoaa C ton Hospital at nBea_ho4- death today. -whether we ^ ^ N, ra a ,.rv .xpmvdlture. 'for K*ys *hd Puntaraaa* anil hot retnrnrd to serve hla sentanci. ou, financial ^llcv be ontcolLvd ( ^ nth. .upplio. at *«•». tame ahortly aflerward*. Nelaoa 9. Maximum hours maintained In Group No. 1 ____ Pollrtmtn John Mayor* and Melbourne old' Charlsatoov " arretted sad spent the nlgM Prank McKenna, decoy* o tba JtiCaroling. ... ' . and ha waa relaaaad aftar Garment Workers* .nd — til* poller trap ta arr**t Fa.’u i ^ • ben 0. Maxlmim hour* maintained In Group No. 2 — •Inna to h«»a th* altuoGon rf th* et Strike la S e 111 e d kidnapers, ppaitlvrly • IdentIGru Whan Ihe enHege* npen^naxt last four year*. Th# fodtrol ra- month, a. Group No. i consist# at t s e f r f nr mechanical worker* or photograph* of Ih* two a* th* mcit th# comptroller’* office -arr# w#n*s authority to l**u# all • aid Iha m -n'hly payroll* win ho • artisan*. NEW YORK. Aug. 10— tff> - lo whom thay handed ;a decoy raap#« and c#t Interest and tbgrnLarcon Takes Oath Hettlement of the strike of 0OJIM package of |Soo In ntarke-l morn-y b. Group No. | Include* #11 other gmplnyee*. except outside about 8 000.. 'e r - t* mme-ed to th* Usuonc* of taJermen and *mplny*ca',!r a managerial or o irrutlro co­ As U. S. Collector ’t-roamakrra which tied Uai th* reprs-s nting |R> last payment r.f United Slate* nolo*, or parity receiving more tkjan 1)5.00 weekly. vast ndustry In tho metro^olRao the ransom a iked far Factor. 1*0 mi HITCXEDR TO SCHOOL JOR h a rk ." 1 * • east amount per hour r. Minimum hourly wag* mean, tho Iowa JAC*gONV7LI.E. Aug. ! • - * area tinea Wednesday waa *n- lie* of th* natl'.n have teen nsk “ * l^ri-.n, of Key- »"iof#d at dawo by Grower A. to look for Ih* tr *. paid labor in group tnllealel OCALA. Aug. 19— Sp­ lla h ln II. Purvli, h r a j 'a l <h# former *t*t* eena- Wholan, NRA modiator. Whales TO MAINTAIN CORPS d. Maximum h;ur* meant tot#/ nember of hour* par week reading Mr*. Muriel E. Woy *# o»atotlre, today ton* raid th l worker* who wolkod sol lota) ofTWa of th> Uolttd KUt«« worked ty full time employee* In group in llcolod. WASHINGTON. Aug. IB.-OPl perintendont of th# atate hsduathe/* ahops In bureau of Inveatlgalloa, skid he Office aa Uo ted — President Rooaav.lt decided yto- tr'al school for gtrla, Mra. L*W C. certain t'on.i r* aad Banttkerl of internal re-'-*- Now T ort O ty, Naw Jersey. CowD a t e . . . ....... Slgntd----------terday t i maintain th* civilian Skipper of lllgktenda rouaty ar­ ra members of th- Tu bp geiT Pennsylvaala in war* i.gad Immediaiclr Beetle t and ells as* sail T kla sees#) *0«wM he HIM .a t am* aloOkW arearalll ronaervallen corp# a t I to fu ll rived hero yesterday. Mra. Way k *t haodquartars phot thay call*.I a protest against Four member* ef tha gang ar* . ta r r s •Irangth of 314J)00 for ooothar haa hild th* pmltloa for 0 far thr kid taping of V .’U"sweatshop conditloaa" would taJ Patar II. yeas*. . , I ala month*. ' Hamm, J r , HL^Paul brewer. glo retention to work Monday.; ' f i l w r 1' • V * 4fAV*v . 'jJti %a \: ,^ f k JjI' #7 .rR! ' ■• - • . 1 'M l ■1.0^4 ■ -LB* N R A PR O I Win POORAT FEDERAL EXPENSE IS PLAN TRAMMELL TELLS lOF HIS ACTIVITY! jON FARM L O A N S ! - *5 BLACK BELIEVES MOTOR INDUSTRY WORE CURRENCY ROWS WITH NRA USED BY PUBLIC OVER UNIONIZING L Voters In Missouri lv To RegiaSter Views j Upon Prohibition Leaflets Will Be ’ Distributed With' NRAInformation Negro Ch ild Dies Under Rear Wheel Of Lumber T r u c k G e n e r a l Revenue Fund Of State Hacr Fallen To $45,000 T Convicts Who Escaped D r a g n e t .KTn5 Identified By Cops N R A Re-Em ployment Coupon - tr; ...u -x ^ srs a r g a r jc r -r c 1 �•«y I ». I F lI D A T , A U G U ST y Uniwally Good Buys FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 118 MAGNOLIA AVE. SANFORD, FLA 222 E. FIRST ST. AUG. 18th and 19th 405 SANFORD AVE. MAMMOTHENO-PROFIT These PRICES Good For CONSUMERS ONLY - Not To MERCHANTS jC tfc Higher Prices Are Coming Along With Better Times. We Feel It Is! Our Duty To Give Residents Ot San lord And The Neighboring Community One More Opportunity To Stock Their Pantries At Pre-NIRA Prices. We Are Conforming To The NRA Code 100 Per Cent. For Your Information Our Payroll For Sanford This ^ Week Is $40 More Then It Was Two Weeks Ago. We Reserve Th'e Right To Limit Qgantiti 4—STRING BULK—WITH ORDERS To Flrnt BO Customers Purchasing $1.60 Grocery Order or'M orc Saturday Morning Auguat 19th—150 Broom* to be Sold a t this Price. (BO a t each of our three stores) Only One to a Customer—Como Early. with •orders—Limit 10 lbs. to a customer IIlp* Yellow frill— BANANAS %3 1/1 0 / ONIONS 3 > 10/ CABBAGE Pound LETTUCE Head i* ’ . *V^5r i ' RUTABAGAS ^ 4 / YelUw • = fj CARROTS 2 Pound Pound 23/ GRAPES * ■ Faney Herd (lead Hard lleid ' Virglala ' ’ ' * . • SALT 5 A nother!______ . ; * l i m i t "!# I.BS.' TO CUBTOMRR FANCY BLUB ROBB LIMIT I CANS TO CUSTOMER KTANDAIIH I AI K H r . large* FleHda Key „ ' ■__ I .I M F .S CHEESE Pound K 2 iw Dozen / PEANUTS Pound 2 7 /1Matches 3 10/ PICKLES 15 1M lb. Phga. Table A Bargain! '* California Malaga —and Another I _____ "TlM IT t r u c k TO CUSTOMER WITH ORDRU8 REGULAR 8121 TOM ATOES Pounds No. 2 Can Package SMALL TYPE BUT MIGHTY BIG VALUES Apple READ ’EM Ivory BUY AND SAVE!, c sMaxwelly Honaa/ s ; i sci 14 Oa. Cnbanlta Standard PINEAPPLE, 2 for____ CORNED BEEF____ Land-O-.Sunahine Hetni Poet’e National MAYONNAISE, 8 ox. Jar KETCHUP. Irg. bottle BRAN, 2 boxen------ OATS, Irg. box____ (lanten Patch Palmolive Lovely PEAS, 2 canir............... SOAP. 3 barn______ Gelatine, pkg._______ C C • X c .l m .n ’. A Philip** * PORK and BEANS, Scan* BUTTER, 38 ox. jar. SOAP, 3 a e d . bon.... ■ Certified Cooh’e Potted Cook’* Vienna TOILET PAPER, 3 for.... MEAT, 3 cmna.............. SAUSAGE, 3 cons.... Grapenut Blue Ribbon IIe|rt Dual FLAKES. 2 pkg*.......... MAVT, can................ POWDERS, 4 for.:__ Eagle Brand MILK, ..... . HL1CKD—HINI) QN BACON lb. APPLE BAUCE, can. C C COFFEE, lb ___ _______ O l v L i No. t Can Llbby'a I Q a CORN, 2 for.-------------- l o t * * * * Ctnt - ASPARAGUS_________ M l V B L A C K B E R R I E S ______ SHOP IN OUR OWN• MARKETS _ Sple and 8pan—Modem and Efficient Quality Meats a t LOWMt Possible Prices 10/ WITH O N I DOLLAR MEAT ORDER OR M O R R -U m U I lb. To l u d o m r ■ t Q ld b ± C PORK LOIN CHOPS or RDA Pound and Courteous Service* POUND Pounds |(*^i 9 i STE.AK Pound �T ialU TIra aM f\l i S if L1• At,T577Ta whole «fcrtb end, elected, firing nothing but m r t Thtf eort o f th ia g .h u become inch an estabUehed practice in our po­ litical ajratata th at catnpalgn promise* have come to be almart a aynuuym for hyperbole and deception. The people Bive been glow to learn that the candidate who pledgee the ttaat, hot makaa th o u pledge* honeetly, la more to be de«lr*d than the one who would come back from Congrtee with a pottoffks In every pocket. J Two yeere yedra ego ago Juet Juat fueh auch a man wag »a£ running for mayor o i a little cHy called Mawillon in Ohlo.f HeltnJofed a good _____ Year* reputation u being a friend of________ the unemployed. Tearsago ago jobs and When another depreselon w u taking Its toll of Job* uagee, he led an army of Jobl^a workmen on Washington and relief. Hie w JJa,w u h thalr u w r .apokeaman * » » » — demanded ------------ -— -• H to nname am e (a *- vldual whether .•« ; Umil of hto ability. ,n Wa bare androvored to Um m column* to dbcrimlnat* between what w* considered th# aaead mad lb* unsound measure* adopted bp the administration. To make tkla criticism fair!/ and Impartially we tonrihre to be oat l i n t defy both to our reodert and to th« country, Carl Ackarman wall *Ut*d the r». tat Important* to tba aatlon of a frae proas to lock an hour aa tka praaant. Not *o much far tbean **lr*a aa for tba pru arraUea of tba frae faetlletleba ef America, the newipapere were forced to In•lit upon tbalr eonaUtutlenul right*. They could not iirread ar thalr fried om to a ifitcm of IIronalag without uadarmining the whole fabric of elwtl liberty aad government by the people. But fair and outspoken crltlcUai fob Sechler Coxsy, and hla famous' svpsditlon, which came to naught, ia known in hlatory u "Coxey a Army of 18*4. * In hla campaign for mayor, he made many glowing promtoas.* He told the voter* not only that utility rates Were loo high, u they all knew, but alao that If he were elected he would bring them down. He also told them that It w u tha duty of the city government to provide unem­ ployment relief funds, and when uk ed by Irate taxpayers whan, tha money w u coming from, he Informed them that ha proposed to leaue non-interest-bearing bonds for auch *mr^W<n* he w u elected, by an overwhelming majority. Two weeks ago, after two yean In office, hew aa acamUdate for re-election. The same promtoea werei put forth, but voters wondered why he had not kept hla p rev io u s promisee. They knew that utility r .l w h i d n^ * f n . r.ri duced. They knew that no non-interest-bearing bonda had been Issued. And they knew that the unmployed had b ^ n no better off under Mayor Coxey than they had been befoYe. 8o he w u anowed under. I n a thrre finished a poor third. The people had learned that a little ^ pf Tha toy balloon Industry has n iu h n ltted a coda. Wall bet some- action la better than a wealth of promlees. And prolmhly they figured too that If nothing la going to be done, they Bh*ty, sticks a pin In that. wotrid rather have a man who admit* he ca n do nothing ■tot*. o_____ _ nn» who claim* he can revamp the whole world but if .' la Scotland tha tomb* gambol • American, ploytr or employee, may feel, Jda t i n t duty hero tad a* * la M u p port President Roosevelt to tia . tba .attitads aad tack wtU ha tba . rotpona* ad tba evurwtolmlng maw of Amortcaaa. I t will ha tbalr attitude hot boaaooo of kyatariaal throats af a spy system, or of byycotta, or of violent*. Indrod, tha totrodutUeu af suah Roa­ cian methods would only stir an uprising af alAffcaManad Amoriegol*m that would yank ovary fanthar oat of the blue togte’a wings, I t fa not too much to aay that b/rtarta la tha first Imme­ diate parti that N. R- A. facto to­ day. Bapport af tha President In hla policy earn** from no email fears.,It come* from a sens* af good ciliawahlp, of loyalty to th* Pres (dost and the govs mm ant af tho United State*. It to to the name of simple, otd-faahlonod patrlatiam that wo arga our reader* to snppert tbo Prealdout’a plan* to the uhaoot of thalr ability. State Is Granted Prompt Increase In Its Allotment TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 19— OF! —Robert Reace, sentenced July t, 1931, to Ufa Imprisonment for ormed robbery to Dade county uaGrown Jewels $ Wg wer* rury much disappoint-! tapod Thursday night from a road Led to learn that Iha publishers’ MIAMI, Aug. 19-—W —Mareou camp at Otter Crock, Tho prison i ®ods did not Include any provision ith ln g v ery ghtm oroua a b o u t th * te rm Pagg, state director of tbo federal bureau was notified Reaca tawed ! ^tow. toilnlmam profits. b u t In th e case o f th o a e w h ich once be- emergency rele f administration, iguel I, o f P o rtu g a l, a n d to h la "la te r th e yesterday announced the state Had jiy ■ ,Clerk Gable had hla appendli w hich h av e lain In th e d a n k recesses of a been granted an Immediate in­ removed In California tha other 834, w h en th e m o n arch w as s e n t Into ex- crease In ita allotment of fund*. jfday. It eeema there wa* something The Increase, Pagg said, prob­ ['radically wrong on th« Inside. tided appeal. ably will b# suffleiant to bring tho A barrel of beer sb* bought waa -----------o----------ce n tu ry the th e helm For m whole century helm o f th e H o u m of B ra - alate’s average of 6"-M f >r aecb short nine pints, Mrs. Edna L It looks as If thsr* was mora to g ain possession o f th e Jew els th ro u g h family * month to $10. Tb*i«thH Ptto of Fort Thomas, Ky* ipoHltc* than financing In some of t k . fa c t t h a t a flro d estro y e d th e charged to a suit on Dio yesterday ! the Michigan hanks who** closing against a Cincinnati broar*ry ask­ Inventory the helm have never been able to get their caaea precipitated th e‘banking holiday. ing 57 rents compensatory dam­ heard b /fe w " court of Justice, but theaeventyfcUlmanU ----------- o----------ages, 19994 punitive damage* and When Governor Gore of Porto 94 for rotors of the Parrel. 'Rico signed th* bill permitting seek fighting on Ik* Island, lb* Miami Harold remarked that “tbo ;Public’* demand for for* must saUat.d p a n thy green, and in this country [ithey tumble with the grasa. th*** a r( aaeapUaea, sot tha raU aa was tba case a y tar ar>. A graph ant Iliad “Index af Boatoaas Activity," pobiiahad .'n tha la teat laaoa of tha Economist, Aog. S, thowa tha tide began to tarn la the third quarter last year. Sint* than that* baa toon a ■toady upward trend—alow cer­ tainly, but onfaltering. Latest post of fit# return*, which always correspond eleerty to bualnaar conditions, 1*11 tho aapo story. Tha number of letter* posted began to Increase tha momerit tho trade-tide turned, n a o I ylast September, after goto* down mouth after month from Oc­ tober, 1930. The estimated peat offlea aurplua for the currant year ia tho largest to its history. Unemployment returns as of July X4 published hero Aug, 9 ■how steady Improvement month lines February. On July 24 there war* 500,000 fewer un­ employed than during tha proriour six months, and more than 66®,000 mora actually In employment, which to taken to mean that 5®,OOO boys and girls tearing school found job* during, this'period. * Figure* are all tha m en totlafactory because th e n la general­ ly n big seasonal rise to unem­ ployment shoe t Uila lima of tha year. In tha corresponding period last year, for saampla, tba total row by s o n than 44,000. This year tha riaa Juno M to July 24 was only 6000 although *0,000 worker* .on vacation w e n techni­ gay* tkla J a w war*. fractionally tower. Pur Map aad J i m tofetbar tha deermso’wns X paraaat. Tba tofaraaca la lb#i ratoOara rgtocad tbalr rtaffs to • mini­ mum during tka alaaip , months, and aw w making, rrady far a resumption of buying activity on tba part of tba public. Justification for thlo optimism to found to tn W e roturw for the “bank" holiday Asg. f- Daapfte tba pbonowiwi tperoneo Id the number of motor T*Mclea, r both private and plying for M«a,* rollroada roygrt hoavtar traffic tU I any year tinea tha “paak* ffa t of 1923. 1 U la ntim ated that tha numbar creased several million* compared with last year. Practically every railroad station recorded Wore tickets sold than la the preview* year. While an exact computation to impossible the Increase ap­ pears to bar* been bofwean M and 40 percent partly, but no mean* entirely attributable to wonderful weather. While these facto are encour­ aging, It to generally felt It would be a mistake to think that natton- MARTIN m x-M **- Snapfollo free w ith thru#* rolls of films. Be surd'to. yet a supply before you go to the fair. , . Wieboldt Studio & GAY’S QUALITY P, “Beat For Thg South” P er HARD WEAR, there to nothing bettor than Deal* A Gay’s floor and dock paint, it will not scratch, blister, or pool when properly applied. i ... * i» r . STANLEY-ROGERS HARDWARE CO. M S w r a S t M S K . ‘ „lu, ot Pationa unduly Imprtssod bp MO report* that tba U. B. Trooanr cash balance to I I ,200,000,000 ro.romlndad that tbit amounts to Alp | I 0 per capita.—Tampa Imaa. Why not divide It up, sad ffi p"bTb"*«h.ta. a- there waa * m arket T oral Johnson was going to slip Op Ml (hot oil cod* for 0 while. But Row that they have reached an ‘Bgrdoment an price-fixing, the ,eod* will probably bo adopted .without any further waat* of gas. ; , o d a j or to invest In * ss’.vss a Into money. ■ -------- o--------- r„ Cubans aro debating on the lottory aa n corrupting Influence. They had boot lake no chance on 'He - B t Petersburg Independent. F ats a law prohibiting gn office­ holder from leaving office with any moro money than He had whan ha antsrad It. Thar* to (till something over re billion dollar* ttod up In SfJS? ITSS&JfKS taking holiday. Undo Bara might I f off these depositor*, reopeng the heaka. That would help d a m * , in ’rtrculatJoe too. SANFORD. TWENTY YEARS AGO that V ktoh-took pUro aunds, morning. In Orlando whoa Mtoa Fannie ApolbeUr waa n’‘ rrUtl_ A. Banner, of lhl» ally. Tk* eer*many WU »<tl*mn and waa P*I* formed b , R.bbl Wlchten.peU «» the hem* o t K. Kanner. Mr. Kam nor to a promlaant “ Bpnijri) »nd » brothir of I* M®’ n*r and Harry Kannar, ot Or­ lando. Tba bride I* of New T-ttT but for tbo pa»t year baa maM Orlando Her hem*- After a urldal tour ef the East they pill make Timothy Reardon, tho governor's meditator, th a t a workers’ strike had been settled with a promise of Kprlr.g* wl,h*ro ho attended a house ____________ p m aUractlv* youag lady of Arltoa, Ale., whom he bad known for 4 year, was a member of tho party. They motored to Voldosta, 0». on Thursday and wore married there. The couple ara making tholr home to Gainesville. Vuataro. They ar* about a* iting as a lightning dkg. Dr. 0«n*u*l Pula*ton ' motored r*r to Daytona Broth on Banly. ■ ., The saloon beepers af Marlon runty aro jrotly mrarad up over A. wet'and dry ktoettoa to Uk» ago there mat month and have ■*%tly curtailed their peat crotli '•MS*. • > f t i . . . . ^ The U r n * Pbncmacy ha* hata iM'-ie J . C yiotchac, of taring hi tbp futura, af pu: ■ty. ha* ityled hla drag Fort the pennies they loaned to children were as Mg u quartern. > Stabilized M i l k Prices I n S t a t e Provided In Act > •* Jt! A penny lben might boy • paltry, or ten of them take one a * '■* '■.l • ’ • % '' J Blaty yearn ago the ladles reeld go abepptog for dry goede and bay •Uka that wooM make yoo green with opvjj linens that were Dnena and hm^ridtha that beggar dencripHon. Bat what-their favorite store dM not have they usually got along without. —doors* Wtenia, rtnta milk tentrol director, jwtordoy r*lt*T*t*d n provlou* atatam*ut that tho Waahlugtcn action including Flori­ da In tbo ogricttlturol adjnotmonl art, provided tor ftdorel eoforcomant of atablllwd milk pritos to this .tat* tindar rtalo taporvteion. Th* purpose of the Beadle bill rivaling tho milk control board, Wcama said, waa to tie to with todaral ragulatloaa on the. tamo aubjtrt, “The national congroaa end togWaturaa la milk jfrodactog stair*”, Wcvuu (aid, “beta <V ,eland .an omvrgonoy oalrta which mskta it aacesaory that prices to produccn and prteaa to esaoumor* of , milk bo itaWltood at oome figure which wilto cnah4o*, mUk producer* to stay la buafecaa aad tksriby proacrv* for the H-’P1* the source of tupply." •^ Yon can pkh up year «UDy newfpoper and la fjfteeo mlnutee you can know what Uw different shape art.offering lit fabrics, pattern*,,va.i OM t * * . »- X p f f ’ tafh N M c** t h a t t o . M p « d t h k l h * * h o lp « d 4 * m u ltip ly of ear pseitie* to ejlvertMeg- • J ■,* Amm*hMl» *r«Jr mmwhct ‘.--rt'v.'A t iwaon Pharmtcjs > old dutito with 3G® ssa Bat the Fair, bat year grent-aunt and great-uncle couldn’t have gone to A T(i» purpo** of''a t t y m i to ~t. V.B WHEN Ju n es Buchanan w u P fo k k a t aad UB beaver hats were in vogue; when gvnUeaim wore breed cravats aad Indies wore hoop skirls, cart-wheel hoppers your grandfather got foe keeping hla lace collar clean were not u big In baying power u the penal to of today.’ TALLAHASSEE. Aug. !•-—<AP> don't w n at.te know what 1* g an to Washington, Just tend I of those artktoa being writfa r dally or weekly publlea- be built and at least a kancy th at I t. atop> tori** of flvo rational conferences for tb* more than 900 n lla f work­ er*. the first to -bp hold uost Monday a t Jackiourtltoi at Or­ lando Wodaoodayi Tampa, Friday; Miami, Aug. SB, and MirianuS Hept. 1. At these meetings • provision*, rulsa and regulations of th* emargency relief » rf will bo explained to tho workora. oneitremei/ “ u..r ->.»*»«"»*,h,m commodity whoae vhluo ia «o of „ rUjn bond., the w ly find their holdings not as vslu- nrVriTvTT P h o w e M i- J . , J * . �SATURDAY, AUGUST I f , IMS Lefffcm Auxiliary Has Meeting On Friday Social Cahndar Matters of Importance wore diarraaod a t an Informal mooting of tho Amor ton Legion Auxil­ iary* held yesterday afternoon o« tho homo o f jfr a . P. E. Roumii rf, >10 Palm etfsA reauo. Mrs. Roomm at presided during tho builoos* Mrs. J . H. Coldough has re„> turned from points. In North and .1 Booth Carolina where aho spent ^ a month. A t The Churches This church maintains a free Reading Room at tho church whore lb# Blblo and all authorised ChrisHan Sclonca Llteratur* may be read, borrowed sr purchased. Open Tuesdays and Fridays from 3 to 8 P. M. M o t o r Industry 1 Wife Of President Rows With N R A Gets Intimate View Over Unionizing OfMine Conditions COUZENS R A P S Trammell Telln MELLON, MILLS Of His Ac^ivit; IN (TESTIMONY • On Farm Loai (Continued On Pago Five) rising purchasing power, th# pub­ lic U able to replace dilapidated aalomobilM. But, ho added: "It U a moltor of m i t t to mo that tho industry a i horo repreitatod dooa not includo IOO par* tout of automobile manufacturers. I hopo that th at condition win not ho long continue.I beeoua# ctrtain it is that ia tho admlalatration of thia law and in tho plac* Inp of tho fhaifnla of co-opora­ tlin on tho products and tho mar* chandiio of every manufacturer no exception can bo mado in favor of a manufacturer, whether he la larp* or whether ho I* small. “Wo are foinp to riocute this taw as wo f.nd it. Wo are point to oxocuto without exroption and without fear and without favor** The stocky administrator poundc l tho table to add emphasis to this aaaortlon. Tho amplifying apt* (Continued From lagoltw ot , a! bank examiners'*; that tho trust company “Jockeyed" tho chil­ drens' fund of M tchigan-a $10,000,000 belief cenee ' which ho founded— nit ,of $100,000; de­ mon I'd on invosllgotlon of tho trust com pany'with a view to criminal prosecution, and decljfvd that Wilson W. Mills, ■'•tutor chairman of tho First Nat unal board, “wrecked'* the plans of llenry Kurd to establish two new banks here. The Ford bands would have taken ovfr the assets of the First National and the Guardian Na­ tional llank of Cohihrerre,' now under fe-k-ral receiverships, their closings the o bject of the grand Jury in«|u ry.* Federal officials, he said, per­ mitted the Detroit banks to re­ main open despite Ihier knowledge that the instituiomi were un-ound “On the theory that prosperity was Just around the corner," “ Public officials, from tha Pres. Ident down, were h il tog out that hope to the people'*, he uaiJ. "Washington did not approve °* the condition of the hank/. Hut the bad loans already had been mode. The ronfplrillen of the c rrency critic,sed the Fir**. No­ tional Hank-Detroll nianag.'nient, but if the comptroller ha.! taken action to eliminate these plotters the bank would have had to close, lecause Its capital was scruusly ■ffrrted. Washington hod to %:»• swer or to Insist on the t-ltwr r.f the law and closo lh.> bonks. This wts not an easy qurntion. They dreldeil to wait. I don't hove to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hathaway uwnd two children left thla mom- Avenue. , Jng fa r Tampa whore they will Tha Bov. William F. McPber■.make their future ‘home. » Mu, aastor. Sunday 8cheel, 0:48 A. M. Bible School, 0:48 A. M. Preaching, 11:00 A. M. Mr. and Mr*. F. W. Pop# have Morning Services, M0:0 A. M. moved from Roee Court te the Evsnlag 8#rvle*o, -T:48 P. M. * N. Y. P. S-. 8:48 P. M. Preaching, 7:48 P. M. 'Meriwether home on Kentucky W o m o n’a Prayer Mooting A revival will begin tomorrow Jkrenue. Wednesday, 30:0 P. M. with tho Rev. Mattie Leo Graham Prgyer and Praise Sendee and tho Rev. B. P. Graham, of Wednesday, 7:48 P. M. Mbml, aa the evangelist*. Preach­ ing a t 7:43 P. M. overy evening ALL 80ULK CATHOLIC during tho week except Saturday. cnutyCH Mrs. Fred Zerrenner ha* as her i jprest at her home her slater, Mis* Jtedwlg Rocthyan, of New York OHy. Mrs. Rad;* Mo*** Julian and Raymond, turned from Ngw York they spout about two and sons, hove re­ City whore weeks. Mias Jewel Turner Is spem tnj tho week-end with tho Mltse* Katherine, Louis# Rnd Mildred Kersey, Beordall Avenue. _M r. and Mr*. L. Hawkins Con­ nolly and daughter, Daphne, and tho Rev. Martin J. Bram have returned from Daytona Beach where they spent a few days. Mr*. Wallace W. Wright has as her guests a t her home on Mel­ lowvilla Arena* Mrs. Melvin Mill­ er and son, Hugh Melvin, uf St. jHkaMhwrg. -~ . Mias Carolyn llaye* and Ml** Winifred Hayoo, of DoLand, are the week-end guests of th* Misses Katharine, Mildred, and Louis* Kersey a t their homo on BrardaD Arenuo. Mr. and Mr*. Homer IIUI and daughters, Mary Jo and Elisabeth, hare returned to thalr home In LaFayette, Ga. after spending a abort time her* with Mr. and Mr*. H. H. Hill. Mlaa Margaret Long will ar­ rive tomorrow from tho Unlvarally of Alabama a t Tuscaloosa where alt* haa been taking addi­ tional library work during tha summer session. Mr. and Mr*. D. L. Thrasher lafh.tkia morning for Treoloa, Go. w han they will spend a few weak*. They wore accompanied by MK J- D. Woodruff and son. Jack, who will ba at Clayton, Ga. ere. Tho hall waa scarcely more than half filled, but virtually all uf the Important figures In the In­ dustry wore prrsont—Ford #xr*Pted. WUilam Green, president 4( tha Aatorican federation of labor, a b a assailed the open shop clause, as­ serting It had n» legal or rightful place In the co.tr and endangered the right of collective bargaining guaranteed to the workers by the recovery law. The industry's spokesmen ga»a no signs last night of receding on CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Tha Rav. J. J. Kellaghan, pastor. the oprn shop clause os did the F la t Mass, 7:30 A. M. steel ind-ifltry when tho adminis­ C.rner Park Avenue and 3rd Second Maas. 0:00 A. M. tration refused to approve IS Benediction after 0:00 A. M. Street. Rev. John Bernard Root, min- company union provision. Maas. As required by tho recovery Inter. Dwlly Maas, 7:30 A. M. law, the' automobile rode sots Church School, 0:48. Sunday School, Tuesdays and forth the right of organised labor Morning Worship, 11:00, Thursday* a t 0:00 A. M. to bargain collectively through Sermon by tho pastor. LAKH MARY COMMUNITY ICIIURCH Christian Endeavor Society, 7:30. Midweek Service, Wednesday evening, 7:48. * -s-sl__la. ______ --- (Presbyterian Government) Organised In 1894. rreaching Services at 11:00 A. “Melody Cruise” Will M. and 7:30 P. M. Graded Sunday School with Be At Milane Sunday Trained Teacher*, 10:00 A. M. Anew typo of musical film MlnUter, th* Rav. Jamea M. Thompson. entertainment la presented In “Melody Cruise” opening at the PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Milano Sunday, which ia dostlnrd to bo tho forerunner of a now era Rav. E. D. Brownlee. of film musical*, believes Phil Sunday School, 0:48 A. M. Harris, Internationally cotobraU*. Morning Worship, 11)00 A. M. radio favorite" ftatoredf wit)/ Christian Endeavor, 7:00 r . M. Tho aosalon will moot a t tho Charlie Buggies and Grata Nisaen. Harris, who has been broad­ clooo of th« morning and evening casting for four year* from th* worship aervicea tor th* reception famous Coroanut Grove in Loo of mombora. Those without ehurch Angeles, oplnra that “Melody home* In SanforJ ore welcomed to Cruise" plcturixeo life as people all services. Tha pastor la avalllive It. A person's overy actio n abla for eonforoncu ovary marnjng walking, talking, playing, rating attached to Is don* In rhjlhm , he claims, and definite meaning th* film expand* these aperatlons. them Inevitably or else they ar* combining song with cloeer lyr ra so ambiguous aa not to amount to which interlock with th* rhythmic a statement of policy", Kichberg said. dialogue. "In tho second place tha words * * People sleep to tha Uck of a Sunday School. 10:00 A. M. •may contliM#’ give an apparent clock, th* claelltly-clack of a Preaching, 11:00 A. M. by Pre­ sanction to previ ms labor policies Pullman cars' wheal* or th* thn.* siding Elitsr Jenkins. which might be In clear lolalion of a steamship engine", HorrU Epworth Leaguo, 8:48 P. M. of th* law if continued. Tkcrefory declared, “llav# you aver watch*-1 Preaching, Thursday, 8:00 P. M. tha fcgal cpnstruction of thla people who do ro-itin* work with phrate become* very Important. by Rav. R. T. Caldwell, pastor. thalr hands, such aa mall clerks “ Ragardlcsa of what Interpre­ letter*, stamp clerks PAOLA COMMUNITY CHURCI sorting tation you may ilra.ra to hava stamping documents, sorter., placed upon thla, as a question Tbo Rov. Alfred Erics on, pastor. of legal construction wa must Morning 8#rvle«.», 11:00 A. M. face the facta aa lo the us* of Sunday School, 9:46 A. M. language and w* cannot Incorpor­ Christian Endaavor, 0:30 P. M. ate lato the provision of a law, or Evening Service*, 7:30 P. M. any action taken by th* President Mid-week Prayer Meeting. 7:30 -under th* approval of law of a P. M. phras* which may bo subject to widespread counter-construction. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH “ In thla connection General Johnsoa desires to hav* it mad* Sixteenth Street and Sanford clear, and aaka me to make it very Avenue. d ear, that In hla opinion It ia a Th# Rov. F .‘M. Marler. pastor. proper construction of th* law Bible School, 946 A . V and would not lie o modificatlun Morning Service, lt:0O A. M. of th* law to make a atateinei.t Evening service, 8:00 P. M. aurh as Is Included, In part, In Wednesday a#price, 8:00 P. M thl* paragraph, to th* #ff*«. that tha solection, (retention and advanccment of employes will te on tho bast* of Individual man! with­ The. Rev. W. B. Brooks, Jr. out regard t j their affilla on or istor. t non-afflllation with any labor ar Bonday School, 10:00 A. M. other organisation. Morning Services, 1|:00 A. M, “And I a is j me ho haa egprt***<l B. Y. P. U , 8c48 P. M. opinion to you and I wanted Evening Service*, 8:00 P. M. Epidemic 0 / Sleeping that to c m f rm It In this public hear­ Wednesday Evening Services Slcknesa Ia Spreading ing. Explicitly he stats* that In 1:00 P. M. hi* opinion it is proper for an ST. LOUIS, Aug. 19.—(/f)_Th* •mployar to mnntein a policy an. epidemic of “aleeplng sickness- |n der wh'ch man A y bo employed SL Louis and vicinity which ap. j whether they belong to 4 union Tha Rav. Martin Bram, rector. pcared to have boen chocked twa Troth Sunday after Trinity. -kayo ago has taken a turn far the Aug. 10, 1921 wore*. Sine* July 13, niaa perarna ‘ Holy Commented, 7:30 A. M. hava died af tha diaeaac while ap­ Church School, 0:00 A. M. proximately 100 others hare beta Morning Prayer A Sermon, hospitalised. Threw of Uw victim 11:00 A. M. fad yeaterday. Seventeen new Yewng Pw’pla’a Service League, meat were reported during the <:30 P. M. , • aat 24 hours. WEDNESDAY C han* School Council. TOO WEBTK1N UNION PATS TAXES P. M. TALLAHASSBe T Aug. 19-OP) —'The comptroller's effloa waa aeUfled yeaterday Uw Western ObWg Tklegraph Cowpaa. ha I (Continued From Pago 1) before them. • Mrs. Roosevelt visited tho shops, whore miners' children make th ngs with their hind- and tho playgrounds whore they can awing, seesaw and slide lihe boys and girts in urban communities. Tho rase workers told how they wore toorhing tho minors’ wives to sow, and cook md care for their babies. They told h iw they wore bringing modern science ami Mod­ ern home training intn the homes • f these miners to ease their toil. Mrs. Roosevelt appears I to en­ joy the line immensely, friends reported. Once the batter si s-rian in which she traveled cniid nut go through a woods to one mine camp. .She parked It in a Meld, and swung cheerfully along with her party for mure than a mile which has carried her Intn girls* camp* and many ports of the country and among the hill folk of Vlrg.nia. Tho rity and county officials, Invited to escort her because of their own interest In reltel, were unanimous in their opl.i.en of Mr*. Roosevelt. “She was a regular guy”, o:ie of them said, and others smiled their approval. Automobiles—With the *w o ltg J st opening, the controversial stage of getting an agreement up­ on conflicting Issues hid nV. Uea reached and there w n no cellmate of how long it would take to pro­ mulgate Ihecod*. Johns m expressed a belief that the emergency Ip-employ men, drive under the blue eagle Insign'a was nearing its objective of putting millions of men bark to work by fall.. In bis opening remarks a t the automobile hearing he said the program was “drawing to a t i n t " after “moving far ahead of my ex­ pectations and resulting in cover­ ing this country, from one end to th? other, with bl-e eagles." Hr still declined to moke' any estimate of the number of em­ ployes «r employer* that had been reached with the blue eagle rampaign but officials calculated in. formally th a u h r number of work­ ers wool I run far above 10,000,. Three industries alone which have subscribe.! to temporary wage and h mr agreement* pond­ ing formal hearinga^m a ru tr retailers, inrt-dlng grocer* nml druggists, construction ami od employ tn normal time* well above lO.IHMi.ooO. The absence of Ford from the atU imobile hearings was given point hy the opening remarks of Johnson when he evpres.i-d |Ln* the “industry a* here represented dies* not include 100 percent uf automobile manufacturer*.'* WE LL E S' TO BE R E C A L L E D TO JOHNSON WELL UNITED STATES From Tag# Onit PLEASED W I T H veil(Continued I* convinced the nrw tinier NRA PROGRESS there ia well established ami the moyrmrnt towanl economic rrc natructlun la well launched. (Continued From l*»go I) development* during which the Doth Welle* anti Caffery are Presi'Wnt and Johnson have career diplomats. Both hare had matched wile and strategy with long experience In Latin Ameri­ th# spokesmen of the nation'* can countries antl their teamwork mo«t important financial Interest*. in handling the Cuban rrUI* won The cotie fur the oil Industry, them high acclaim from their as­ providing fur* an ndmlnittrntlva sociate* in th* *lato department. agency, la tn bo headed by the Caffery wa» In almost constant P resilient, with representatives rommiinlcatitin with Welle* by from th* Interior department and telephone. th* bureau of mine*. Caffery wa* American minister While official* wrre confi'V'ri to Col ntbla before he came to of getting th* oil and steel «•*».)■•» Wa*hingtnn last spring tn a**l*t through th* controversial sla te in handling luitln American mat­ before Roosevelt deports, th.>r* ter*. was a belief that th* bltiiininoj: Stale department officials mail* c>al code could not be. signed I r- known yralrrday that the ilelr* fore neat week. gallon of American economic anti However, Johnson rrp irm l to financial expert* would sail th* President that the lo/Jam on coal, complicated by the VJ cod s o.'bmittrd from varioui seg­ ment* of the Inkistry, would 1># broken shortly. It Iwcarne known officially that effort* of railway labor Iratjri* to hav* th* railroad* brought under the recovery administration bate been ejected by President Bo i*evelt. He believes that the emergency railway ort with Its, spec a I co­ ordinator makes it unnecessary tn bring th# carrier* under John­ son, but an attempt is tn I# made at hia direction to apply the prlnc pie* of shorter working hiorv sr I h';;her wage* to throi. Willi lleqry Font at ill silent nn<1 unitpii.anted, the formal bearing on th* 'automobile lnd<*tr/a rode 'i*gan, while in closed ruiif.-.en'e* Johns m battered at the olvtailrs barring agreements with lb* oil, roil and steel Industries. Th* situationi briefly wo* this: Oil—Johnson prepared for sub­ mission to President li»o.,-v*lt a cod* for th* industry which he sal.I represented the umf rd opin­ ion uf tho government,‘ althoui* lacking anything like unanimous .onsent from th* widely -p.lt in­ dustry. lie was at the embassy In Mad (’*•1—Falling lo complite the drafting of a tentative c e il for rid for three year* before he minister five gibmiaoha to bituminous cool \ want to Bagotn operator*—themselves have pre­ year* ago sented 29 different codes Johnson Caffery la a bachelor. qulrvmenta of our citron fruit Rowers, I met with tho director of tho Agricultural Credit Ad* ministration ortd hla hoard yea­ terday afternoon. "Upon my Inslstaneo that thoro should he no further delay aad ihat immediate action waa n o f essary, the Board promlaod th a t two ngrnts from here would go te Florida not later than next Mowday and make a special affort te arrange for and hasten aethm aw Flotilla applications for form and grave loans through the regional Agricultural Credit Corporetteh at Macon. Co., and tho Board a r r m k flhat In this effort to fa­ cilitate the handling of tha Flore Ida situation temporary head­ quarter* would .ta established at Oylamlo within a vary short tlmd “In ronneckm with my efforts, I have all along Instated that FI’ rida vegetable and strawberry grower* should bo allowod tha privilege of seed and fortlllaor loans of the same character aa heretofore In an amount of ua mu:h aa $-100, and that this" fa­ cility sh^utd bo extended la addi­ tion to tho loon privilege* astended through tho regional A»ilcultural Credit Corporation a t Macon where the security re­ quirements are- so much morn difficult than under the previous seed am! fortlllaor loon privilege. “ I also Inalatsd that security requirements from farmers and rltrua growers should bo mad# leas exacting than under the present plan now in u*e by tha regional office at Macon. “The tloanl Insisted that tha seesl on^/ifertlliier loon policy la ftrceNgfjsifc last spring had boon discontinued by tho Board In all states and would not bo ro-oatahlished. Thla waa to my regret ami contrary tn my Idea of whal would havs been ■ proper policy. It leaves our farmer* only the loon privileges granted through the Credit Corporation at Macao. I trust that there will now ba prompt action a* was promlsad and got test mony from former Comptroller Pol* and F. G. Await, hl» deputy, that many bank* were insolvent but wrre not closed Iwcause th a t, would have wricked the communities.” Banker*, in* senator aai •, rJinniltted many “Inlqultoi* act*" m ronsolidat.on*. unwarranted loins sidewalk, EdWanl Klnkema, an ami "million* and tlluiion* I .sited employ* of th* Nlore, shit on# uf them. H* gave hla noma as Har­ U w ” f 0W" ,,Urk ln v,0,a' ' ' " °ry Harris, of Chicago. The bandits then opened nr* •S' rlVn' out *»**r«i» banking method* for the past |0 yrJ on the crowd which hod gathered louiena said he “knew of n-> wounding Polar van Lopik In thu '}> «»*• w ind abdomen and Juliua Plain## .In 7. w" "urh • " orgy of the spine. John Llmlomuldar, as­ th»r*r? f "* .uf c,,rP°r*»loni an I sistant cashier, received a slight wound In th* back and William * " k ,,“ “ * > •* » ' Pellrgron, * teller waa shot In the foot. The bendlte after seeing Har­ ris fall, ran to a parked automo­ bile occupied by Mrs. Joseph Miller, Mr*. I.nula Bonama and four children. Thty pushed tha women and rhlldren from I * car and sped away. On thalr way "RANfjuvKN. MW, they dropped two bags contain­ ■ 1 1 * ' persons w o r e ing aecuritlea and silver. n exchange of shots the robbery of the 'ngs Bonk by four bandit* who obtained f _10,000 In currency 1s t . y e .t.r d ., WeVnoon! NOTICE Two of the wounded were bonk employes, two wrre bystanders CnmmrncInK To-Morrow and th* fifth wa* ■ bandit who was capture-1. Theatre Will Open Police said the bandit* aban­ doned their automobile four mile* Every Day at 2 P. M; s'ulh of here, with a large part of th* stolen money In It. ami held Hummer Price# up a motorist, taking hla car ami Lowir Floor forcing hjoi to th* pavement. Balcony Slate pottr* and deputy sheriffs 5Persons Wounded InHoId-UpOf Bank Netting $10,000.00 Every Day Until Further Notieo Are you planning a vacation in thla lummerT If ao—Stop a t the popular Sunday Monday Balcony 10-25 Lower Floor 10-35 ’A wrongest /«ta>h HOTEL PLAZA (Open all Year) Right In tha renter af tha elty, facing beautiful Control Park and Uw world-famoua Prada, with atsros, theatre* aad pabUi building* conveniently nearby, Uw PLAZA la tha natural r#ndetvoua of tha tourist. , LOW SUMMER RATES 300 rooma all with privat# bath. Din* and Dance a t Uw MAGNIFICENT NEW ROOF GARDEN The canter of Ha van#’a Social-Lit*. RENE BOLIVAR, Managing Director Plhfo - f lU 4" . • - £I J ' . * •J I ' . �1 - SANFORD H E R A L D SANFORD FLORIDA* ■. Acts .Passed Metal 'Are Story Sri kftflK . HP O R K -A lav passed Uila " ‘ far the issuance of cdrtlflcaUv by* the United Obramment, to represent _ - T lveA In partial payment I r d i b t Installments. be clone In the rare ouncca of atlrar paid government* In Jone. ttton i f the altver mile e larfe allver purchasegovernment between 147B = r » LAl^E MAItY Mrs. A. Ellia left Sunday for a vialt with bar naphew and family >t Avon Park, and ta k a Wale*. Preaching services in the Com­ munity Church have been resumed after the July vocal Ion. Dr. Divine will occi.pr the palplt. It will be an Inspiration to you to hear Dr, Dlvlna. According to all reports the Ladles' Aid plcnl.- at Hock Springi !*at Tuesday was a most enjoyrbl* affair, , Mr. and Mr*. W. Grot Mr r have gone to their former home near Hof fata, N. V. They expert to re­ urn In October. the* Illsnd-Alllson Act of • ml the Sherman Act of total of 400.000.000 fine 1 of silver war purrhaaed GENEVA government at a coat nf Mrs, P. -D. Dooley and daugh­ ,000,000. It la revealed In Market Dictionary ter, Lira nor, Mrs. W. II. Mahnny the Commodity Ex- and ’Mias Elisabeth Ms bony of Leesburg left Tuesday morning Dictionary—a 20<lpage- f-r g tw„ weeks' vacation-at prapared for tha exchange* Coronado Beach:, \i y #*rbert M. B ratter of WashMias .Horten** David spent Ihe Indian, D/ C , contains detailed week end at McClelland's Camp on Information on American currency he Et. Johns Hlvar, Including the two arta mentioned Mrs,. Prank Thomas entertained above . and th* more recent P itt­ v number of the young folks man A n nf IQ14, TrWay evening with a bridge T V Bland-Atllsnn Act wav party. Upal Peters of Daytona llcsrli naaaed Ip' 1878 over the veto nf tha- President. It* provided' for l( spending a three weeks' vipratha pienthly purrhaae by the Mon with her mother, Mrs. Pearl United Stales O.-vernmrnt of not Peters. Prof. W. J, Walls spent last le u tV n I3.000.00n nor more than. 14,000,000 worth of altver week end with a, party of friends and the monthly railing* of such on n fishing trip on ihe Bast — silver into atandard allver dollars, Cc ant. Roveral members of the Ornevn which were given full legal tenda? for all debts and ilwee, pub- flanlen Club atlendcl the Form­ lie and private, narept whore ex- ers' Week program in Orlando prim ly atlpulated otherwise In the last week. The members of the gnrdrn coAtrnct. The IK7H law was superseded. by the Sherman Art dub met Frldav st the home nf Mrs. J„ A. Sheldon to make of MOO. Under the Blaiuf-Alllsnn Art v slat house for ratlings, seeds, *01,471,010 fine minces nf allver etc. wa»a mrvhaaed during the period 1074-00, a t a coat ef »n<Vt.!!7».3fll and annrnilmately W.2.000,000 OVIEDO ■liter • dot Ia rt were coined there­ from. Mis i lloruthy Allen, of TitusT V Sherman Art of July tl. 14*0, nrdered the Seeretarv nf the villr, it III* guest of her rnualu, Mbs Clrtls Mltshem Ihit week. Traaanry of the United Stales to Mi >. T. L. I.iugo ami daughter, mirrhare each month 4 Mia,000 Sparks la-e, loft Monday fur a vis­ fine ounces of silver hull Inn, nr it with her mullwr in Katun, Ua, a« much thereof ns might he o f­ Miss Klcaim Walnriglit, nf Or­ fered at the market price, pro- lando, spont Hominy afternoon vldlm* Ihe Intler did nnl esrer.1 with her mother Mrs, Ubhlii tha atandard silver dollar's rnln- Wniiutght. »»r# value 41.2020 ner ounce. Dr. W. J, Carpenter left MonUnder th* Rberman Art apomvt- 'day for Marun, (la. to visit hla mataly .414 000,000 silver dollars daughter fur a few days after Wafa coined. which he will go to Haiti more <o Tbp Act nf I BOO provided that visit his sun ami other points be­ th* Treasury notes used for the fore returning to his home hers. purchase of silver V legal lender T. I*. Lingo nnd son, T. L. and for atl dcbtij, public and private, Hpen er VValnrighl went visiton ewetbt wharo otherwise stlpu- In llel.aml Wednesday morning. Mrs. Prnnels Stine returned to la ted by contract. Upon redemp­ tion (he notes were ts he rels- her home hero nflrr an Illness of misbte, but the amount outstand­ two weeks ut ths Kim Ida .Sani­ ing y ss always to lie the same tarium. Mrs. J, N. Thompson Ins re­ as -ulh« cost of the allver bul­ lion and the standard silver dol­ lumed to her home In Oviedo lars enin"-l therefrom, then held from Gainesville University for li In the Treasury, nnrehased by weeks *n,| a visit with her brother such notes ” 11v N**v. t, I Bill, In Trenton. Hhti was nrrampanifd when Ihn 8h«rman Act was re­ home by her niece, Mls.s Doris pealed. Ihe govern men* had p'ir- Carlton, nf Trenton. Mrs. Mnhrar Ixielln and daugh­ ehaard thereunder ir.M071 m i floe mifcss at n cost of $ Ifiii,D1I ,003 ter, Miss Olive Lexette have taken an apartment In Sanfurd fur llw In Treaaur- nn*ee. 'After 1401, the Tree—rv s l « . winter. They expect to leave Uvir. when redeein«il In alive*- m ere- du nu Hatbrday, The Young Women's Hewing ware cnnreled, anil the silver hulCircle met at Hie home of Mrs llon an released from the re-—rvr llrleu Leinharl Tuesday. araiftst those notes, n« well as Mrs, II. J. MeHowuu and Mis. tV letgnorage, was coined. W. J. Van* entertained with a Tha Art of March II, 1W0. miscellaneous shower mi Friday provided that Treasury notes lie afternoon at tin, Ovlcdy Woman's eanceled and retired as rapldlv as Club house, In honor of a recent tha silver bullion which had bean bride, Mm. Kdwar,| l*urlln, whv purchased with Ihoee note- and was b»fure her niArrlage Miss waa then being held In the Treas­ Katherine Bond. The* bride re­ ure, ahpuld be used Up In the ceived many lovely gift* througo coinage nf silver d'.llara and sub- out the afternoon. rldlafy silver coin*. The Treasury notes of 1400 stUI outxlandlnr are now sacured by en enual amount of Standard silver dol­ LONGWOOD lars held In tha Treasury for their redemption, while the I two Hewing for the Red ("Voss occu­ Bet made these notes redeemable pied many women of tho town at Vgwld from the g dd reserve (uml sn all-day ae-mlon Wednesday at , I -! leather Important act rottUm* tho library. Nlxtcen warn actlvs ts sliver wa- Ibc I’iltmsn Act of with four sawing machines humI t A. Its principal purpose wav mlng resulting In 4‘mpletion of f bJ tn»hp avsllahlp to 0 (*al Drll- many useful gargtapU for local • I f silver wherewith to supply the folks. An attractive luncheon waa fo- mueea in India. enjoyed at noon day. Those prea­ Pittman Act qf 1*14 a l ­ mt, pier*: Mrs. F, J. Nlsmeyer, lied the Secretary nf the Mr*. JJ. R.‘ Orgy, Rrs. J. X. Blaturv-from time’ to time ts* Ino, Mra. Girder, Mrs. J, P. re ellver certificates and con- Ilurat, Mr*. George Lewis, Mra. break up apd IL 4. JUlL Mrs. Harry Beckham, aa bullion the silver dollar* thereby un t-» a limit MWMO.OOO standard silver dol- ccort’anee wltb the then ealallng U ptn tha tala of such hul- regulatbnk of the mint and at I the Secretary was. reoutred the flta d - prieo of | l per ounce, i as tract tha Dtrodor e f tfi* IJXW fine. . purchase' In tha UnUed Calaage of silver dollars o st of Atnartepa allrer gurthoadd y t* ler the Urma of Ih* a rt look p!*» during Iht period l»3l *8. Approximately *8,000,000 dollars ef silver l O K } ' S A T U R D A Y , A U G lffT 1 *. .date. Mrs. I- Cramer, Mis* Kettle Ar­ nett, Mrs. Maim* Clark, Mrs, K. W. Met'alley, Mrs. Florence Clark, Miss Florence Lovell, Mrs. J. If. Kenlfk, and Mrs. C. H. Scarry. Prom training of three years an ihe U. H. H. Arkansas. Ken­ neth Jackson has returned to ■pend the summer with his par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Jackeon. Mrs. W. H. P.nttminger Iravra t day to visit her daughter amt son-ln law. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tlldialn at Somerset, Kentucky. Playing rird s anil pinochle at. Ihe home nf Mr. and Mra. K. W. M rfallry rem itly were: Mrs. B. K. (Srey, Miss K-ther Prosser, Mrt nnd Mrs. B. J. Kell, and Mr, and Mr*. F’ay Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Claude le r Jarksr.ii, of Cinrlnnsll, Ohio, are vis­ iting their parents,' Mr. ami Mrs. f’. C. .lark-on. On a motor tour m the Crn• ury of 1'n g re -s. Chirago aie Mlrs AMia I .a Vigne and Min Annn f'lnrk i f Lyman Hrhnol far. oily, I liarlrs I'arlln and nephew. Arthur I’.srtV nf Oviedo. D. A. MrCln.sky, r ail engineer, has relutned from a eonlrart in I'-iiin ylvniua or.'ompanied by hi* wife and sou. ‘Angle Men's Diamond Ball Club of IsingwiHsI wan Id-to II over tin- Married Men's Club nn Thursday. Scotland Yard Hus TwoWomen Among E n t i r e Personnel LONDON, Aug. ID.—(,P>—Jtrotland Yard, with the appointment of the first women detectives In its history. Is linking to the French police avion* “Cherrhes la Femme” (Search for the womnn). a new one; “Set a woman to tatrh a woman.” Unmarried, Hthletir and khrewd, the three now operatives of liefeminine sex are as much at honir wearing evening gowns iu n night club a< mao|urtading in disguises la-fitting Ihe sordid underworld. This trio, whose ages arc between the upper twenties nnd the lower thirties, are the Missss Burn, Stratton nnd Kttrhlgn, (Their first ■sines were no* made public}. Them* first plalnclothey women detrrjive/ were ehosen partly for their ordinary appearance. A de­ cision to make their appnlntmen-s permanent followed a year’s pro­ bationary |icriad in which the trio underwent the same training, no to that point, as men. They stud­ ied t'Fimlnal procedure and laws as they affect the police, the ter­ ms! eyslom Including finger print­ ing and the use nf disguises. WRh this background, the wo­ men were given trials In actual eases In which all thicc wers in­ strumental In obtaining Important nriests. Miss Kttridge, Cur Instance, donned nn evening dress aryl paid a number of visits to n shady night dub and pro tired informa­ tion trailing to n lnisi. The women will be used particu­ larly In the glittering West Kml, where criminal rnndlliona run a a rniet from high sorlety with It* temlntn “smnrt crooks" to shop, lifting, nnrrutle snuggling and Hu- operation of surh enterprises iu white slave traffic with Bohe­ mian result "fronts.” Garment Workers Meet To Consider T h e i r Difficulties NEW YORK, Aug. IQ.—l/D Rrpiesrntatlxes of (PI.IWO striking f-.rm inl wurknrx met yritrr-lny with NR A mediators In an tli'ort In slllnlnats swratxhopx ami extabliah bolter wage levels, while radical ;s f e p in EUGENICS TAK! fBY HITLER RULE IVivilege Of Parent­ hood ToBeDcprived from Thwe • Unfit 1 klrty-fire thou is r J person* who arc either with m; sight nr witho t hearing for r- j -on* ef In­ heritance are e v ic te d to .be af­ fected. Alsu a burri-v I thousand others whose disabilities ars of different kind (tpi.'eptl?*). But Ihno figures corn- UC y 3 small pirlioa of the sntlrs groufa cone rn -d . Psrsena cLronlcally af­ flicted by -Vink, for example, ire ■tir.ng (hose taii-idsj. The (iorernmi-nt’s Intention I* not only to pruno th.* German iae# so only its most drsiniMo rrprecentalirfs b re.n v paruntt, but al­ so to make nisrr roam for fam­ ilies sif irrepriiechs . » Inher.lsMa rharsrterlstlci isn -1 tr -turn state ef-rndltures upon roder-itab'es. BKBl.lN.- tVhai is rtyante t Further measutr* are to |o- »rthere as the most daring of all of the far-reaching measures upon n-mnerd shortly nhersoy tavvtirn „t which the National Socialist gov- wilt be reduced in (i*-r eminent h n rm tarknl was nn- Ihnta German fa ai|U-s whirh tut n iu tired rec-ntly In d ’«iaion to frl th - ideal if phy jen| 6n-i remove , Ihe f.rlvlli-ge of parent- ""'Mai perfection. IimsI frntn any (irrinan who id Tim extent to which eugn, e to (iny considerable d rfrte control h |„ |,* eserrii.nl ly |he gaided as unroun I physically or. •'»‘*,' “nal Nurialin tiavernment mentally, ^Ihriugb Ihe newly fubllilm l u w, Tills new and rpswh-nuklng, — — ■ mrs-ure lakes effect on Jan. I 1»» Is Indicated by Dr. Wilhelm frith, ttta rials, bringing wHh It th a rta g e s d ra w hrisdf c o m m a n l]fro *• r%hF and daly to prohibit tha Dr. Frttfc They *n*t, U ■ Reich's Mfattier ef lxterisr. be exposed aa a <***“ mt *1 la a recant s l d n u to a «ons- bdradiurify unfit from prspoyat and intellectual deieneratbci. 1 mittew of experts mi population ■ng Men ts.tiy had coma to Ieoh op­ ■Ficttl ileflnitlon of miaesgitmt and rasMI qiiwrllons, formed to bat not boon mode known tu i ex* atudy mraeurta to proirct ths raea en their wires as cicipanions inqualities of tha German nation. aland of Wother*. Dr. Frick a-Jltd, prreslons esrTent In Natbnpi djpx cis list tktla rations since tke-arDr. Frick declare-) that Irglsla- with tha result that coat race»Hosi gime assumed power in Gsrm’.iy lion was pMhnod to 1wavert prd= was contributing (o national d to the oxpectatian that • generation of Iho phyvlcafly tmDt. Cay. Women, he .aid, must ba distinct rugeaic line would hi Tbs modern - "humanitarian’ hraegbt back to family l|fe and concept, which provides extensive tha taska i f tko houaowife, a t hus­ drawn letweon Nordic ar.d Jew* state care far the ill ami the In­ bands moat bo retarned l j their ish stock. refc»s' ferior, iltnstltatsi, the Minister trades. A natlenol committee'for u. a, ro sl^ of Intrriar said, "ths greatest questions of health aad race wou.*3 M‘GRADY CRTS cruelly" tr the people a< B whole. disseminate Instruetinp oe these WASHINGTON, Aug. 19~< Suggesting the a'.andonmrfi/ of m atlsrr, ho1declare. I Tim step, It tk'a roacept of social a*r«icr, Dr. waa indicated, would no*, only be —President Roosevelt jesterda Frick laid atreaa upon th# need la line with developing a p:r* appointed Eshranl F. McGrady of for “increasing the aimher of the Nordle German race but nlaj *13 Boston to bo Assistant Secretary of Labor, physially fit.” Increasing the birth rair. a prob­ Dr. Frick declare-l I hat Ihe lem which recently hix occnultt "cultural bclins” of Germany waa considerable gorrrnmrntal atlsnMimtogniph Printing threotrirerl by the rir-ul*. of In­ Uop. An official of tb-r Ministry adequate attention to control o'f of Interior reerntly pointe-l out TY^PINU p ro g ra m IIon. Bdextlflx develop- to nowrpaper men ths: the birth rate had fallen t j 1,000,000 a mriBn in tho study of heredity Special Investigations during the lasf decade, he de­ y e a r -* figure half of that at clared, had le-.l “to the clear reeog- 1J0O. Concern was *v:Jon?e.l over SEMINOLE COUNTY riUon of the Conns:!ion between the f « j lhal. the Qern.en birth CREDIT ASSOCIATION heredity end seleeilm ■« well ■■ rate Is leas tflin that of Poland. their relation to tho people and) The question of mu«d mar- IWtlk Farit A te. SesleeO. F I* . — . ■ _________ i_ 3 Ilvst. It sits ip I iinpoxeu or estlr c imputed of a lawyer *n»l of-j I,rial mi'll.xl offiter l» deei *» in| whai cases such action shall 1**| taken, Ar-peal fritn lfc»*e courts-dexl-i xi.ns lx affurled by a apecisl Huprime Court which lx ■!"*» <■' b* riUbllahed. Th* Uniting of this sjieclal* Supftme Court is to te (m il. Appl ration In Ihe court for arliiin to l>e taken ran lie roJe (n it , by the person roaci-rncJ or Ills guardian; serun-1, by any qiiadllej mrlienl idf.eorj third, by the head of any nursing hume or bMpltal. EYES Approval for arliun once alvtn Ly the t prenii apeelal ro-art, it Make Women Value- Wise. wfll be enfnrcwl irre«pectivo of wl*hex of the (terson concerned. T h r ariino contempUtsxl I *'1'1--1 III,jt.o n ) shall lm confined In . r a i d where drscen lin ti *n'i I™ medical opinion, likely to he of fecteil by dinability nn atcrunt t l wtdclk tb* applitallon has be‘ “ made. In orih - to "urh scrogf shall lint le tegnitlml nx in any wny punitive the m-w law ilellberately excluilvs the question cxlme from it* purview. H it rriminalily where olfeii'cx against physbal moral Hr a il corc-msd i* Iu III ilealL w.lb u&oa slmlbtr but ■Yin more drastic liiet ny a n p arste law to be enan»'l h ilc x llrr ui.il taking effect ( 10m lh« same * * TODAY is a b u y e r's m a r­ k et. C om petition is keen. T he w om an w ho w ould save an d get th e m o st fo r h e r m oney is th e w om an is a close r e a d e r o f th e b id s m ade fo r -ir p die,* dealt 1 11It minor ikxocdfia arising f 1«>tii Iho ginsral trade walkout. The strike of worker* In New Jersey, Connecticut, . Eastern Pennsylvania a"d N«w York waa Ordered anil negoliatorti bad reached th*. point whero official* predicted the rtrikera wouhl re­ turn to their Jibs ly Muii-tay. Grover A. Whalen, former New York pollen cumni'saiouer, acting as NltA git-hclween t> settle the strike, hqprd Ihe workers’ grisvantes la a throe-hour conference with contractor! and union offi­ cials.. A h.-avy pressing Iron, tos-ed n il of an upper llo ir of a 33-story building In tha garment dttlricL and Ihe turning off ol electricity iu siiuie non-union shops provided the only iiiiiurbunct. of the strike yesterday. The iron barely iqj'ind a gr . up of wuikera. Hlrke lendi-i.i imported the walkout war ganeral Iu New York am| Conutcticul, but not altogeth­ er KUrceJaf.l iu New Jersey. Whalen, autharlxed to act by the National Krcovrry Adminis­ tration In Washington, outlined Ihn purpivra of the n gulint.o.ix m intended to raise Iho "living wage;." of the "whllu collar workers aa wall aa the man iu overalls” and to root *.M t ' lh« sweatshap. lie urgsd a temporary truce be affected so that wirkerx may ru back to tbolr Jots. Th* union asks: for y u o an hour. who h e r p a tro n a g e . RELIANCE 1 ,,i . LIFE INSURANCE CO. SANFORD ELECTRIC jr f A V f i m a n n n rM /i r iA KARL J* SCHULTZ :lct Maoagcr I minion in force” ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES PHONE 442 108 MAGNOLIA t i l & lit Bt P. Paul’s Beauty Shop BRIGGS r - JEWELER:, C. C* Briggs, prop* ' 14* Magnolia *>l 1‘haa* 441 i„ ■ : Trade In 1st National Dank BnlUlaf Fcrmaacnls and M u c r tf a ta STU FLOdu Your old Furniture ’ For Caih a t agoner a FURNITURE CO. r • Phono m Sanford Are. Phone D140 Dnllvarj Ssrvlco for l*nrti«f( Angel’s Eat Shackv • Q tn « n a Saafcrd Aka.' B . L. PERKINS ROBERTS’ ■ and Heat Market ’ �~ ■' ■'TT , m General Assembly F0CAL PWOT FOR Of Virginia Opens Special. S e s s i o n LOANAPPRAISERS D i s t r i c t Headqoari For State WUI Located There RICHMOND, Vo_ Aug. 1 9 .W —Virginia's general aaoembtymen Thursday opeoed aa extra ordinary east Ion for legislation on legal beer, repeal aad public work*. Bills on two of tho big three objectives before tbe legislature were well .on their way toward legislative deliberation before Governor Pollard completed tho communication of bis message. The measures pitted on the clerk's desk ot tho apeniog would afford emergency legislation le­ galising 3.8 beverages and set a referendum on .ta ts and national prohibition Oct. L . Both of these were sanctioned by the chief executive in a 1500 word mesaago to tho assembly. Patrons of tho beer bill oanertrd beer would be legal in Virginia lata next week. A referendum nn th. Eighteenth *^9 k l .AND0, Fla-, Aug. 19.— OMbdo baa been dulgnated dlatrk t beadquartaro for appralure working in Florida. The policy of toning each state In the Third l« ad Bank District has been adopted by the Federal Land Bank ef Columbia in order to augment tbe speej with which applications for loans may be handled. Thirty appraisers a n now working in Florida, assuring prompt apprais­ al of farm properties upon which loops .are requested. * Applications for loans should be made direct to th# Land Bank at Cqlmabla. specifying the amount i l money a borrower wishea to OUln. Tbe Land Bank appraisal I n must acoompany sack appliesUaNfcJegxtber with a plat of the to agree tar such a soiling down af property offered a t security for indebtedness as will enable him to ibo loan. After appraisal, the type discharge all of his oblige lions C lean which may be made, will with tho proceeds of his loans. It determined. This loan may be has been determined that ordinar­ In. the form of o Drat mortgage ily a farmer cannot be expected to Vy the Larvl Bank, d first or sec* work out oltimately If hie indeb*oad mortgage by the Agent of the edneee exceeds 7A per cent of tho iq ^ - B o n k com mi*aloner, or o value of his farm property. In fldP *°rt»»*e by th r Ijind Bank, many Instances, therefore, it will ■applemonled .by a second mort- be necessary for a scaling down K by the Agent of the Land of debts before a loan may bn cotnmi*iloner. granted. * nhere the Land Bank can make loan In tha territory served by BANKERS MEET AT CHICAGO d oational farm loan association, NEW YORK.~Tug 19—(AT— Ow see rotary-treasurer will be Notified and upon approval by the The American Bankers Associa awoclalion. tbe loan may be made. tlon will hold its annual conven­ Ip other cases the loan will be tion a't Chicago Sept. 4 to 7, It wss announced yesterday by FranM ds directly by the bank. cis H. Simon, president. 'Borrower* securing Land Bank loans trill bo Required lo purchase stack to tho extent of 9 per rent LEGAL NOTICE of tho amount of Owlc loan, either In Ibo local national farm loan as- x arirsc n r a r r u r a T t o x ru n u n t i l r x n n t am -rinx •odation or In the bonk. Th;* txx in nr txin u m x k h ii . s t »t i t k o r t u n araTN i f ' stack lo not subject lo double lia­ ri.nRin.x, bility If issued after June IA, 193.1. N n tlr* U li* i# h y g lv * n that JO IIN land Bonk loans are made In W. H C III.K N H K K p u rrh a » * r * f i T a i * C a r t lf lr a t * Nn. »H7. d at*d thm In i tho form of flr»t mortgages on*l •lav n f Atitfiuit A- I t , t i l t , h a i ^ l r d id c r r t lf lr a t a In m y o fflr * . ami on ■ basis not In exceed AO per •aMu ilia d r a p p llra f Intt fur t a t d*#d ceat of tho normal appraised val­ to laaua In a rr r ir d a n r a w ith law Ha Id t l d r i t * rp n h ra rrs th a fi»h ue of tbe farm, plus 20 per rent of InwIitMr t r 4l**rrllHi«l pro p arty •Ituat* lh« appraised insurable xalur nf #d In H aniliiola C n u n ty , K lo rld a , lotko buildings necessary to a com­ w ilt H *, o f .VH nf MW H o t K K H CI o-pn K. 3fT f| A Ira * lot d4r#i|plete form unit. They ore poyabh *d h f A m r lla It. N*»hl* |n t* A lot annual or semi-annual InstallIttm n f I I ) H rrltn a 7, T n w n * h lp nseada which will amortise the 2" fkiu th , lia n a * 31 Kaat. T h * M l*, land h a la a a«*****«l at J e d L a r a period of A to 3-1 ih * r ia l* o f III* iMHuanr* **f au*h yseoxT Where the loan le obtained f f T t lf lr a la lit Ih * t»am* of A. C. C In d r r CnlrotH m I<| r r r llf lr a la through a national-farm loan as- • h a ll ha r*d##hf*tt a r r n f d la * to law sodatlon, tho Interest rate will be la * d **d w ill la-ill* th * rm n on th* 2 it h d ay n f B * p t*M b *r A, U , t i l l 4 M pep cent; loans direct from W it n *** ray o f f ic ia l a U n a lu r * and «*al thia t h r I9 lh of AuiCJRt A I i . tho-kgak will be at the rote of 5 1911 per coat. Borrowers who meet In­ V. K, iH ll'lllsA H H , C J r r k 1*1r o n il C ourt Hrml* terest, insurance a n d t a x e s not* i 4ou n ty K torlda promptly when due and so .desire, Ity : A. M. W 'rrha. _______ may postpone payments on prin­ l H K A C ) cipal until July 13, 1939. Loons made by me agent of the Load Bank commissioner cannot bf foe more than $5000, to any farmer. They may be In the frrm of. a second mortgage and under certain conditions may Include livestock and crops. Principal pay­ ments on a commissioner's loan may bo postponed for the next throe years by the payment, when due, of Into rest, tape* and insur- SANTORD HERALD, BANPORD, FLORIDA. F lo r lt U . ra -w tt: A ll of La.it N lo# A (9 A I anti N orth > i f# r| of L M t*in A 119A ) of H AN K*H IM C E I . V l l Y f lK l.T A a u lr llv ia liin , la , i>Mt tho*#of rro u ritrfi In th r pn M IV r*cortla of H rm h m l* (*«MintFo K t o r iilj, le d , . AlelMIt T h * N orth a l% ( * ) off the* NttrlhW fM 4jTi4r»#r |N W * 4 ) of t n r K tM iihw iai • |iin rt * r ( S W I , | * f H rrtlo a (« « r, T o W lf* r h ip tw rn tu Hetulh. U a iim * I t P * * ( , loag Ih * HiiMlh 31 foot o f th* K aat i l t i f r r t ih#r*o^. 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Ml'KKH -Jll H**IU‘llo r fur A V m p la in t nl, flpridnl l l d i l F r Amendment under sne of th* bill* n t vo»u»t:*v tn i a. Tmi i i ne t *c o Jr ni Tt i ol <r 1nX a1 . would t a provided fur on Oct. 3. rta r tiT o r tm n r r ir a o r .o a m A ix a x n ro w s r w iwhen dIm delegatee ' woiilj bu . f xt m .K r o t x T V . ix m i a i K a t . named la Ihu elate a t large for K A N M 'It tt H l l l . l l l M l AN I* U lA M A n n e x 'IA T IO N , a corporation, • convention Oct. 19. r i a l a I If f, Paralleling Uw fedaral prohibi­ A. M K X K K I .K Y am l w ile . R K tJtion rtferadum bill- eras another A. I .A I I T M IT N r K I.K Y , * t a t . l ie . rotting a referendum oa elate pro­ -e- r.aeant*. X hibition for Uw aamo date, and t h i s b t .x t k I t oT Ar T rl O ix m in A . deferring adoption of a liquor T O ; C Y K II.» :IH |E R K A I .T Y A N U l l l i r r i H M I'A N T . a - .r p o ta ilu n , control plan until Uw regular I Ian I s . il# # r* la . •eraIon of Uw general assembly It b v ln a m ad* It* iiK>p#mr to thin a \ r i m v K K , S o lic ito r ft*r I'la li tV nirt th a t a ■tatutorjf ■ummun* l» in January. To thia extent Uw r h n t ir r r > h*» , kafalitftifW barn 14* UKu .v h h v it k a t if C o u n t* I. >*i«t| iltr+rti*«| In jmhj, am i that th# mean Ur# had executive unction. X BILLY’S UNCLE vw 1 W A T R v o r s TX A T IVCHSC f WX*sT TH XXJO HWUJ V B»U .v! v. CutSiS <T9 ] Atxj«.VtVR— 4 BUT \ TW«C VOUVt «C*M VOYM*W»l > r « A *HTTM A -V CAM* TO > t t l Voxxt MUJ S CABVJ J 8 u * * 5e Nm ( M o n lk MlaLroaro c h a rg e S —ITS \AVC T X U THAT > U T A" MtW YOU VKTWCE x &U.X.V7 J r H EA R “THAT. ^ TMATSTiXt f 7 * A A ny v * M iS T L t O O TH e PLA U tU G M >LL m em os BACK H O M E , G t E l i w e x ie ra kucui rr .SOUtJDEO SO k GOOQI J *X9U)AJ - I 'M G O IW A » lM F R O M W E C E A U MAKW m V r o R-tvj w e > 2 V C W t, »TS tvleth ! / ( O tJ L V TWELMC OCLOGW FO B 0 4 *• B U T t T iu ) t v .v / e c y c t - o c K T lU E O o r B E tA )' B O S S E D B v e v J E a ' B o o v i»o t w i b . J It’s Home and Dinner for Hank. TUBBY 10c M m 1 U * 4 d c ltno 3 (Inmn Um —-ZS>~-r HA*» tttT A WMAT l -- -TT&TVCldCMl J DO YUAV ^ bs^TCRT GOOAja ROW O F F I’M It TO M A M . n MXPUOM “ V KWW TXYVXULA r gO M C O U , H A M K . t 'M - t 0 <w» i Where the total amount of a loan which may be granted by tho Lang Bank and the commission­ er's o m it, Is not equal to tbe to taU m o u at bf rorured and unsoeiok&Iadebtednrs* of the farmer, It ( B be posfible for his creditors fAGB F IT F SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1933 D IM M E R T IM E F o r ME FOLKS N. Q A C K H O M E u jc u ., tr w o u A iai'T > g o ia j ' A10WG I A1M*T G O u u A t?uM O F F V-DOW’TCHA TWlMK V » AbA i y HAVE YOUR WATCH repairpg by one who really knows bow Briggs, Jeweler, Mag. Aa. USED AUSTIN COUPE. Cluaran teed by Real. $32A. Also, Moda A Pickup truck. flAO. Reel A Sons. Austin dealers. STRAWBERRY PLANT**. See W. W. PUtUr. * you know xOy th a m n Y I She, horoolf, dJdnX Heals (b ad broofh), th e mw TUBBY ADULTS want small unfurnished modern house. Large yard. By ZSth. Option buying. Box "Houaa" Herald. Mom M ust H ave Been Eavesdropping. G o o d m ig h t , i De a r A 11 BIGHT M OM 6 0 0 0 MIGHT HOM •AMD OEMEMBER. WOvU. MO MORE OF THAT FOOUBHM EGS ABOUT RO LLER-SKATES VHHilE ■VoUAfeE SW riM G V O O R I I I | f AJEUEtt MIMD ABOUT ^ r t h e R o u .e a -4 K A T B 3 t ASKED t h e e , f o r - I'D ^ ___________ 1 I A uV M O U J - IF THOU \CAM BTT M A M A G f c lT / 1 O CA V EBS / | l | | | /— 7 . 1 A L L f llC W X l MOM 0A1HER WxVJEA BICYCLE ■ oiartQiNoo o J orv orxUnory onHaoWWs cm .7 Mdo ln 4 dago. S A ^ i H am .— — / e � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 19, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/76259606c9191ce8a966ba6eff58dc30.pdf 94fb6af558337b87017ecbd512853c72 PDF Text Text ’T f ' t Nr ' j ■ j "*-V / »b* VI I T «r*> T* • £ B N B W 8PAPSB ciewdr with I-: hi Florida'a H t a n H*a GreatoM Vegeiablr Rkhcal Garden la n d VOLUME X X I V - I %> IM JK I’ K N D M O l l x . l . t S t a t e T o M a k e P le a PRESIDENT K M m m i^ nH cnd,O U FU _LLFORCEOFU S. Destroyer F o r F e d e ra l R e lie f TALLAHASSEE. Aug. IS. . (A*)—J. I*. Newell, w tirtiiy to lioterrur Shrills. left for Wash­ ington to My to present b#ro,o federal relief adminlstratirwi off cial* a plea lh»t Ft not be iri|Uiinl to match I.0*ral rrlirf fuml* allpcau-i to this stale. Nrwrll took oxtin*i*e data on th# demote Th Florida ty storms in 10-S ..ml IWS, lo«»»* Ailing thr .M#,|i{. teeranean fiuit fly q<unantmr and an out! no of b sins.)* r ndition* following th* land loom of l!)2S and "J*. NU M BER C w ti A S A N F O R D ., FLO R ID A ^ Ff j f f i A V. A l'G P S T ^ W , 1 W Mt-nbci Axnociated Prawn COUZENS RAPS MBS OF LAW S N K toriH Al’ KIi WW* MACEDOrdered T o Leave SOLICITED BEHIND DRIVE Waters O f Havana ; USE INFLATION! •*ct taiplying the gutetnmenl11 WASHINGTON. A g. !«.—In an effort to test ire or Vr in with p*>wrr lu go within a i*ta»e a the chaotic aiTair* of th* oil In* to hold the How *t» market deA c tio n T a k e n A a Uuitry, Ih* administration yraUr- iiiaml, W a lla c e , H o w e v e r , Is S en a tor F ro m M ic h i­ d it k r n s T T ir o u lay handed to petroleum leader* Hi,part i ly Ihr interior d»»«»t* N o t T o o E n t h u s i a s ­ I Irade code al gning the federal m M1, ||,e pree pruvisi n* iepie*i g a n B U m esP oorE n C o u n try A r e aa adjuetuient e.wecn the; t i c O v e r T a k i n g A c - l »«rnni*.tt’» ihighty powrre i», fo r c e m e n t F o r D e ­ B e Q u ie tin g D o ehalf of pro-kicliun aud pniV, y i u ( Juh.Kon iD'l IwheB* ; -------T* tio n A t T h is T im e t r o i t 's F a i l u r e s . Tu thr »|min linn »»l Ihr hr- j coatrol. WASHINGTON, Aug. lit 1 Machinery to «D|>#rvi«c Ih# Tow l one jinr • l«ige«t ifcdu.try, JohnWASHINGTON Aug. tS.-iA'I WASHINGTON. Aug. IS (4*1 | — (A -P .J— T h . Unitod a u t f r :fl) * DETRO IT. A uk . 18. . >f crude to niaikrt and trgulal* non added he iltd not "•»# moch| - The fu’l force of the Roosevelt — President R o o s e v e l t " * * ' lh» price levrl at which it should u*e in *<aylr,g her*'' in e trier- administration was put forth yr*(A . P i)— Senator James CouI n fo r m a t io n B r o u g h t dratroyer T aylor wa* ordarid Cressed yestertlav to w r l . [m u-» were provided In the plan, aii,'c, h„ . i «or>l« Ira thr owl## Ul»« trrilav tu bring under an NRA to Ita v t Havana harbor tta seM resumed his testimony emergency inflation power* m* which Hugh 8. John* ,n. the C o m m i t t e e 'W i l l B o tnbuu rode the great petroleum Industry day. A ctin g S ecretary in tha D etroit bank inveatigamediately In an effort to arrr** (j atr|a| ujmlnis'.ratur, .old ollj Wntiln a lew moment*, the ollj wll(l tl, billions of lollar* InK e p t C o n fid e n tia l Hpa told that mesaagen tho fall In farm commodity price* m(n- (,# would recommend to j grout» gathered in .•ommutee */• vestment. tion w ith the declaration that ami »■ booet other*. ! I’teaibrnt Roosevelt today. .ton* *Uiut the capital In deride] There wa* eyerr litdlrajlon tmv “ while the depression had Calling upon all employees In A m btaiador Wellea" in Almoat st that game inatant. thia jh • program reprrsented a' wiia iit*.> w-iuhl do «l*“ ut th*,|hat the tame governmental pr#V- th* Hanford trading indicated conditio** to do v a n * J m beV to do with the bad |X 1 i n I P O I l A ’ li n i l ! P A I K IN N H U 1 H i He. * » d*llv*re.l at the-While cmil| lomise lietwren eicwp ml* j ,,, ,,a..i leeultmg from wewk* of; ag.ln*t roilfllctlng 'heir part l» the NRA TKovery qutaUEV throughout Cuba ara q u ietla t . , condition o f tw o local na” Houi*. Secretary Wallace, widely of.John*on and Smetary Icke* t-mfer rce*. element* ,m-ne the oil operator* rampaign by assisting In the s.rdown In a very •noour4gt)|| thmal banka, I am still ready j i n i ; a m jn a n n / u t O A . _ .. . , over llie exteiil to which tlie go»* |L price section pmviJe* for waa to be turner! at once upon taniistlon’ s efforts to ch««k upon * > rr, m, n| thoiild auper.i** pnceal St/tmg Ine ratio between Ihe price the coal and steel Industries to manner and that th* ffc>to adm it that mueh o f it was ! r c u I i A I l k l A i j l l W u L known a* an n * o-n te a l v olstiund ef lb* Presldeal’l entered Ihe Roosevelt raoinet. . B|l)| j)(0j r)^ ty*t- to b*c me ef*| «f crude oil ami go*ol ne at th$ Sirinr ’ them within the,reach of Agreement. General Frpitk Rvana, the watshlp* In Havana * • * * 3 ! ! ^ t o t h . l« k o f . . y nf.m m .nt| gar. new.paper men a "u,,.rf*» ".Trl . ’. f U r T , ^ l, ttetll till* 4U»t ..( Cl U«l# IVl head of th- rampaign a|my, urged no longer necessary la tend maugl ’ oil a I aitel to l e Inb Uni#* the ihe XRA. by federal autboriUea at " • * h‘ I H u s b a n d C o n f e d e r a t e rtatemenl that he c. naWere-l **n* ||, i,«evelt'* appioral On! of a. einsert conference at that complaint* h« filed *1 support U tho Cuban governnsekit ‘ ! C o F a llw I V n n n i i o r l ftatlon would lift the farm proli- , Th pr.*luct|op ion, ia lt'imtinue.1 tin Pago Flva) product,lop sect serlion tha Whde House ‘ wltW Treehlent once with Ih# proper authoril!** _____ • • qd jf lp T h e Michigan Repubilian mad# | r U la liy 11 l i U n U lU , Inn pressure only “ irmporerily.’ j Roosevelt llneh S. Johnson, the ••The empl fee whu .Ijesn’l da HAVANA, A»g. l8 ^ (A V -« ik alattment befar* Judge Hairy | W i f e I s S h o t I n A r m The President him*elf. a'lhinigo reccverv administrator, brought his part in this drive by'helping pressing gratitude to ita Ualtai n w.i.1. - -wo ,, ______ watching carefully e.ch dip and a me*«age of flnalltv t • Ihe oil us to show up ths employer who men who a*»emhlerl before him to I* ill*i*ll, flying 'he Blue ingle") State* fur “tb# way soveralgun A and lure to Ineeatigale •«*SPRINGTOWN, Ark. Aug. IS *«« ln ,h' Pme trend. I. . ■/ A ‘ M Jury to meeatigaie ne hi* own counsel upon nny rurreceive Ihe code written by the General Evans Jeeterad, "It Just of Cuba has been reiported," Prat caulta of th. Michigan bank h.di*, —<*>—Gen. J..hT..on, alleged con-. ^ mn<r, h„ nwy haVe r sdmlnrtratinn tir cover production a* tig a drawback to this cam visional President Carlo* Maitttf da* which marked. Ihe beginning] feilerate of the Wllhnr Underhill m(n<| Y„t*rday he merely listened and nrire fising . ralgn as the employer t* • who De C*sp*d*s promised that his U of ihe national criala. j rtraped Kama* prison attentively. “Thi* I* the cete I eipcct to fat's to pay Ihr pretcrlhed mini mlnistralion would “ rul# Cuba *11 Cauien*' wa.a me le ........................ S).n„ r Smjth of s ,.llth j *. , answer ,, . .cuntUls, ------------was wound«d fatally and. recommend In Prr*lden' Roose­ mum wage. It t* going tu h* Jutlke, law and order." q eRSona by Proaecut r Kerry S .1 ’ ’ la M interetew with th* foeoUp pract rally Impo-sibl* far ms to velt," he #ald when a-kerl If dis­ Toy, prats, lb# president said hla gita cussion and amendmml* would -rtf rcr thi* thing unlaas those ernmenl Is mgklng progress ’la condition who know of vtulatlpna niako fellow. Dan) * attacking political and econoaiia A high official of Ihe recovery knuwn their complalsu.,, Natl prabla».ui saying mo«t of tho egoadministration said to newspaper­ The Complaint I’onirmlte* of nomle liltios cralar about the paDotrolt ww. , e . r . . . l(.tr| „ riJay fry note* In meet government ob- j men that every r**mirc# nf th# the local NRA organisation ia gar qiifsllon. "Th* rlestlnles of tuperylliun. Both bank* dosed! . ... A second alleged desperado aad ligation*. TALLAHASSEE. Aug. 1 8 .-(All NEW YORK. Aug. 18. -U P )— government wa* being u«#il *u composed of R. L. Glsnn, Linton Cuba at* la Ih* balanc*." h* saJ4■Into Ih* atata holiday. "There it power In i««nr Id,At o n e point yesterday, gunman, Leroy Wrght. although .100.000.000 in tren-ury n-.le*." ‘ l. .vrrnor .thuit* ye*leidav com- .Security market* re*umnl their get action by Ihr three rl'h. haalc E. Allen, an! Count. Jahna.n. All Dr. Manust Marques SUrllng, i-onip!aiats should be In writing, wko hag b*en living In e«IU;l tho aanior Michigan sena­ believed to have been wuundeu, said Kenatm Smith “ I w ubl use plained to Ihe federal land la n k 1) * '" " 1 T*r-«-rJ*y umler in'h'strles. "Things are moving, he *ald. tigiied by the peiton fil ng ta# Washington, rahlea hit acraptaa .... — ... escaped from the posse t 20 .. the Impetus nf ->arlng grain* an.1 tor veered from th* Michigan these nr whatever nmount i» nee* nlTiriali. n i olumbia, S. I -• rhiI1 . tanking situation to say Thai J Aikanva*. Oklahoma and Kansa* ffollom, r ,impriivriiifiit, ... In rron niltf “ ami we are going In get over complaint, nnd mailed to R.' |etaarv tn pav for Ihe govern­ n, \Va*hlngtun ndicial* that <Mlag| ^ B,|nwnl r, neiallv ami a relapse these Mr obstacle* well hsfnr# Glenn, chsirmin Complaint Com- •f th* post of ambassador. tyC taring th# last national political i officer*. Wrlaht was being sought United Sutfa. Hs quit a year r’ mitiee, NRA lleadquariors, Ban- as ambassador to M sstea.l--1campaign former President Hoo-1wl*h blood ho nd* In ihe Uonton ment1* projeet*. I shor Dav.” in arling on Fhiri Is a’lplicationv Internal inns! dollar rales. "Unless commnility prim** nr«» Carrvlne through this mighty fur ). FI*.. It wa* eaplam* I tV* af dlffersnces with Ih* trtr had asked Mm to iv.ue, •*fo»l County wild* north of Slioam * ral-ed we will have nn NRA. I wa nu*iug hardships to growers) Stis-k* relaineil net gain* of $1 eff rt to briny the trio nf malnr morning. . to fA nr more . share; grain*, evK itleal purpoaes,” a statement Spring*. raglm*.. ‘ . . ju. over an I farmers of Ihe stale.* Srtnnpr Weliee. AmerUan MS)roving Ih* Ka.ona(ri.ction Cor* J'hnaon, wanted for the slaying 11 wouM . cepting wheal, advanred t,i arnun.1 financial grmjp* under the Hue "It * necessary that cump.amt* lie | | egraphril lu the land porallon's JiW.UOO.OOO loan to the ° f Pairolman Charles Drue*, .if - np0.000.000 tir turn llie Irirk ih»le ils ly inasimiims; and cotton eaele. Johnson summoned all te mad* in writing and ilim d Isjr bauadur ta Cuba held a coitfi ^ - ............................. Asked by newspapermen wbal ’..nnk in «' lum*» a: Chicago bank headed by Chailee!1-* McPherson. Kan. May M, w n r^ purled 11.211 til $175 a hale. Tlie spokesmen for the hltumlnnu* Hi* proper pen .ns", Gfnersl race erltk lk« n rf 0 . Dawes, former R. V. C. preaiI" Ihr head and. l>od#. Hr reset b-n he received from Ihe -Complaint* *re lieing ••w«'lv^rsla «J,.|l«r lost nr nnd nine rent* In roal operator* to meet with him Evam said, ’’because this eommlt- tha tfapinfry, M-y*ar-ald Ji <*»») was taken to a hospital at 8 loam Pr" ' d*"*. SB,l,h tfgnt. today amt a preliminary confer- leo will not bav* Ilia* ta tgu Marita*! .Baetta, term* o^ sterling, ami wa* He m a d * m# feel powerful thst applications for luani fruui IlsnkfifliiUca of tha senator Sprln«* where he died. Ida (Is wife In relation to Flurnpean gold cur- encp was hfl4 W tin ty l' »Uh 'fSwu aaonymeua staieqifats, weal a .r . slat* ara put r»ing ssted up K n ^ a J a - l w -akafp «nUcfim.'ln was.glared in JaiTit BeattaetvU. go'tl by tlm wav he entiled.’ Presldeai Roosevelt. of which win i p .n a ragut ru­ ren-le*,1 , Inflation would not aers-mplief on. I am *dcl*e.t manv appl*sMr*. Johnson teas quoted by ■ ^ e fu n t, terse phrases, he let it. be Representative* 'o f the steel mor. If a person knows anylMiif# tafflpoai** wW*b r**UUd Uy*» The *ham market followed Its Ihe necessary rnrtallmu.it < > f rn ti.ms are over 10 week* old, and *• known he wa* displease.! with ifflcirs a* saying she belirred thr rreent Irlhsfeie routine in early Imtnttrle* ^wera conferring with he's got 1 1 write II down before ■raddr Ma*hado haea prorplara ta prmluction, Wallace still,no artluu. Our pr pin am * posse would find "another body' rlrultural • (Continued On Page Three) IContlhi'erl nn I’eee Two) we will take time to Invostlgato trading While prices- on Ihe Chi­ tefore they relumed. It bel-eved said. S l i d i n g that price* of farm ly in nee I of help. Prompt "cl iD cago board of trade drnp|>ed a1It." product* usually go up first dur­ i y your !»nh would Iw nl Irr MsrU G. Msimcal and Cat CaNas (Coniin-je.1 On Page Three) nm*l In their pel milted minimum* O p e n . S e n r s E xn r»*R H "However,"-General Event *44' Mandlsta, l*ail*Ts of the Ill-faUd ing inflation and al*< drop qu.*k- m .r l,js relief and nn behalf of at the I.penlne There wa* a sol i t l l favdlutlon agalast Ntstada, er than any other product*. uur pgople I am uri»in» nnd re ,i,n reversal f Ircml* In grail*, Beeret Over A e t k m l S J T O t U -“ U t w»a awaited and Cobaa. Yrmdmd nursling that everything be dine however am| wheat, corn, -rye. R a c in g M e n I n d ic te d -------! ng position by filing a complaint how t>a*« form*r laad*ra Wta|a B u rea u C h a rts T h re e nnw In relieve the lelision and nal* ami bailev quickly recovered l*»»h Cnn-rrs.inan tee Green I agaln, t tliwir employer n*«d a m F o r D o p in g - O f H o r s e s fit In t * Plcthf. with Inlliel ln*«e* ami *n*in were r.nh *n.l W I. S»er*. In teller* t>, B0 f<Br „ ( tFewl as this commlt(ra D« C*«p#J*» *1 ih* holm. iXfUT r o p i c a l H u r r i c a n e s not when it I* too late." The lank replied by telegraph •lanlially higher. Colton follow. I Hesd* of ih. Seminole Co nly| |, auth,rls*d lo klip the. parties thra. af MonJUU. .» » » has M CHICAGO, Aug. 18. OP)-Ten l* r TV# assselelea Press) thras WASHINGTON. Aug. 18. </Tt Ihat "every thing pn-siMe !• be- grain* and slock* rebounded w’.'h »•■.**),„ „f r-ntm-rr. In tie -e- „f , Uch persons in «trkl#st ean- living In New York, tald h* W* Law |a ^sometimes atupi-l and race horse owners, managers, ng ilon* and ever* effort i* being .#-re.re* over Ihe fart that rh* ndrntg. Wh*n th* cumplalnt is n rn»h. ragaea aneer, but law is ineior- trainers and emcloye* were ln-1 T*1- Wealhe. Rureau U,ue<l ihafrfv* Tueoday. Share* were whlrlril uuwarj s' -rhertulerl labor I)sy celebration, n, t. tll[Bt(j „ „ ln/urmatljn 44 Gsneral Menocal directed #8tv" •Me and rogues snivel, cringe and dieted by ■ frde-al grand lury *o-' Following storm wa-nlne: "A made t» evfnU'e the haiidlinr nl t Rita of * revolallonary Junta frprt die. day on charge* that they Moisted. •m,’lesl dlstrrbarro of .light in- Ihousnnil* Sqf applbnli n* l>eing a f*«t pace for ale*ut 2" mlmi’ ei las been ral'#d off but .tel# thst whll fllfJ th. eonipU|Bt Ju«t before m»on. with the lichee They are m * .n , ev#ry effort •«L , , f(l out. 0n, Miami, Fla. II* said he had nm Four of them walked the "lavt nar-otle law* in "doping" horse*.1 'enslt- Is c-ntral «h«nt m mile* (■reived from all parts nf f t rearrange their sche-l* . lai»e lagging Isdtind fl or tian*- i#vi*e perrohsl pollHeal ambit lent. Tta miles" between yesterday's sunset Among the principal defendant* west bv north from Havana moving list riel." Approsimalety '.hHHl applies action*. The spurt ended, how u|*s so that I. will I f possible " " *ta» ^ A B O aecrat loelety, which Wta, and today’s dawn, alttlng down ti were A. A. Harnni, described as an northwestward nr north north­ tied Mkcbadoal tame. w d # # . death la thg electric chair to pay owner nf rare horse*. Jack How­ westward. A second ironical dis­ (inn* have been reeelVrd from ever. *lmo«t a* anddenly *■ ll he- fur (hem to fnm# to Sanford st irtotnlrad In the D* Cfipedaa for murders they had done. ard and Beniamin Creech, both turbance, probably nf slight In­ Floriila. Ihe lank sa d. and lhe*e wan. but leading issue* refused to *n‘ emly dkte. . . .These Congreesmen, at well at already been engaged In runn ng dbttal, has raid it will no loagmr One was.f negro, R. T. Bennett,'•managers of stable* owned by tensity, I* central abm t .120 mll-t row are in the hand* of apprai* relinquish much of ihelr gain* who waa electrocuted by th* state their wire*. The Indictments fol­ south of Puerto Rico moving er* a*»lgned to thi< stale. Thirty ami the forward march started Congressmen Mark Wtlcjd*. bsd' j „ wn a number of report! aa t* follaw aid Madera. _____ • of Texas for murdemg a Dallai lower Investigations al Chicago westward, A third ironi nl dis­ appraisers already are at work r. aeain I ul al a slower and more accepted InelUt'on* tr *PP '*r |»|0|atlon* and In at l*aet on* In­ woman by strangling hi-- with a race tracks by fetieral agent*. turbance. attended hv gale*, I* Floriila, Ihe lank^.s-vid, and 20 ill) trifled rail. the *leadv id j , C la ir W h it s ’ s . Mill stocking. Slag Bing saw th- Three minor defendants In Ih* central about Lntitnd* 18 nnd a cd 'l l nal appraisers are in train- ranee was rnnt'nued to the finish th* employer wbtrv he wm* w»3l»C F a t h er D ea th V tc tl* others die. Tho Ulre* men were rt*e hsvn •'e* led guilty and half *n,| lamglt 'de M moving ap- in*. hat whonerer these men can and most equiile* -lo*e-l al ther _ ^ Hg)( com# In Msnfor l Ih* trad* tody *nd In tec ring a promise (rent elect]ted at sli mlauta intervals. were sentencetl I- e l-m term*. ! parently west by north." "If the puhlie generally", •He |M-ak* nf the rlav. A An lltipdad lllne*. cart, tkh him 1 1 pay th* prop*r wage. “ B L T w o died for murder during n II wa* Ih# best session for wil) arrant* for a public inerting bank said, “ ami e*|tr.tally nr.oil id offenes", General Fitvan i week 9 * « ToHt City holdup. ,h* ,,f? * ! i ill rq-opriale with l*ie| slts-k* since Jolv 21. The A**n ai well as a luncheon or dinner, second vageea. T». faltar o f j j j 5 bdh uf which affalrJ will lw op»n j declared, “ w It mutt in lorn# un­ ClalF Tha third. Btophen Wilherell, ' • tli” r lief desiicd ami con- cialrd Press-Slamlarrl Statistics Clair White, Jr, prom n#nl Wtrt tad klliad his father, robbed him to the puW'c. |favorable putllrity for him.” )■ mi laird ran lie p|jre efficiently) average fur !KI »elecled llda teierr rrawtr. who dltd t0» aad then gon« on hla honeymoon.. a id lu aly rendered. Noth -*i”ed 11KU at 01** ’®- ' * “ j Law, Ilka Dm )>wa of a steel' lug ir teiiiy lefl un tine to bring h wever, totaled only 2.471.7111 ,was In Biggin churchyalfl hap. snapping shut an th* other,' shares as again*! Ilie many «. Former Mayor R. L. Malllue o f , th* station, and wa* Invited •ver county, on th# following prei'sl wnrk and arti.in nn an hunted man elsewhere a* authn*. nDO.nOO-share days of several ik 1th Kart and Geo. Clements <t« I'licatinni t • rurrent rtalus. Uiaa la all part* *f tha country Altamonte Spring*, writing to week*, ago. ^ ’p. Whit* wa* a widely hntai (Owed hi on kidnapers, robber* Th* Herald from his summer home whom, by the way. nru*l to given i * " l ’ r ferencr is given case* in Th# rebound In grains wa* at­ Hulk Carolinian, and for more tad stay-era. . . at Buffalo. N. Y.. Joins th# ever great credit for Ihe eurcese of th# which cirtumslancr* sremeil to tributed largrly tu • thinning "Friend# af Florida" la Ihe name, set# forth, "Frienrli of F'U#.-Js ' itaii P y.ar* wai one al that inneasing list of local person* u ana-l 'mnis.liat* .attnviun is, nut of overhanging selling oriler* Florida Eshibit) to lislrp in. who are toad In their praise of . der tu present lose uf properly uf a volunteer organisation o f,l» an enlistment of tho** who ba* ttlU ’t ’ 4 ta i -g ’-v plant*re. -A "The Florida proiram that Jay tli'nugh furrlusure, ur where which Wrrlnesdav forced price* lie** In Florida and hav# con­ B o y H u r t I n A t t e m p t th* World’s Fair at Chicago and leading F'hriida cltistns who, al­ tributed nt least on# dollar to B*U»t, af Plnap-Ua, 8. G, Mk down to I heir permitted Until*. WkHf lWvd In BerksUy county *U th* superiority uf ih* Florida el- was ushered In by singing by the other emergencies esislrd."Cotton w*« helieve-l ta have T o A y o l d C o llis io n most imme '.airly, will beg n an maintain thia state's wunderfil hibit over those from other sec­ Florida "orange blossom" quar­ spurted Isreely in sympathy with Intensive rampaign to raise pub­ evhib't nl th# Chicago World'! Of Ml Ufa. Ho Inherited O’. tet (excellent colored singer*), 1 Bol*d Glppy pUalatlft. tion*. grains. Storks wrrr moiling about . ,, k* waa ___about to F i n a l C o n c e r t H e l d lic snh-rriptlon* of at least It fur Fair- ** by Nicholas Roora»Wh HU letter to Th# Herald reads then Karl Uhmann gave a . in an extremely thin market when fdUlde tetlk 4 lafg* sedan which splendid flv* minute addiese, Just All perrons wh> contritat# from ta acquired B*dg B y O r c h e H t r a H e r e grain* started t nerform and the purpose uf g arsnteeing Ihe Rpeaaed up la tia pith a* h# was as follews: such a speech as w# all know 11 to |A to this fund are' g!vo« Richmond, an) tta Kdilor Hanford Herald. md'nlenanre of the Florida Elhibti»vwllag lea'UiwsH on Park a few taring orders caused quo­ Karl can deliver, upon th* ad­ a ,m*Il button and 100 aUckarq tadoai. Iirmsrly U». Hanford, Fla. At Ih# end of their final con tation* tn Jump rapidly. Torre I- at the World's Fair. A«tae* at Twealielk Street this vantage* tf Central Floriila (I sdvirtislng Floriila. Thai# slWta of U>* Harltilon k # “ With Mrs. Malible I have Just f , Rhetl Smith, son o f Dr. also few offerings on stock rcr! *f |h* innimer season, iiffr# I.‘ rally, II. M. Papwurth ami ________ p m tr “ Central" ».cnar»i rim mi« to »u ” # »■ *prefer Florida S'l *ii a n to be attached ta teUgn1 families, on tta Iota* Mr*, tf. D. Smith, swung Ihe returned to Buffalo, N. Y. front perior" Florida) anti particularly ert ant memleri of the Hanf"ir!' evchange speclaltsls' Irooks and Llnlun E, Allen sre memtwrs o f i ur other mill. Persons contribut* ‘ the Cooper rive*. ■ •.) Steering wheel af Ms yellow Aus- the World’* Fair »• Chleage- H»d Seminole County. Concert Orche«tra puHlely an bidder* therefore were forcerl to h* slate wide cummlttra which IBg |ft 0r mora pro given a prtk* Igplanied hU last ridi heard a great deal about It and Mu rued*ter to th* left *o quickly has Lorenso A. Wilson, of Ja«-»-|rt medallion at a memsnto of '"Most Impraasive was hU statej, ,) night itarr gralitul* rllsib for th*lr favor)!**. fO, and aftar nlUiPg ik especially about tha Florida F.«the car struck a curbing nnd aoavtlle, at Its head. Karl Lr)-| their part in maintaining th* ai.ha ralirad from art#* apJr#a|atUin for th* •*•*:■«■pilling Mr. hlbit. th* crowd* It wa* attract­ ment that from Seminole Count v rann. trad# body soewtary, U hibit throughout tta period nf Ita CdM ifessinn F o rrin t t on ef Ikal type. He tart sw d Eddie Close, a friend, ing aml its superiority oeor ether there was shipped a car of pro­ ance wh rh ha* been girrn the credited w.th Ih* plan of utgsui- Fair. Charleston for tta H * state eahiblt*. all o f dhhb I ac­ duce every hoar o f every day of Oirhestra in the staging of it* i the tend. * A vcrg A ccu sed M an It Is Ita tap* of the commit­ •enleing him are h # th* year, on tta average. -1 no­ concerts during Ita p*-C several cation. srare aaly' nilgklly hurt cept**! with a grain of salt. Campaigns will ta stage • at tee of nearly 100 resident* of 4l Kenny WhH*. had "But let me tell you the eUle- tired a largo crowd assembled wraks. LITTLE ROCK? Ark, Aug. II. Austin received considerIV Clair Whit*. Georg* C- Fellows. difvctT of - UF)— Mark H. Shank. Ohio at- once In all eiantle* of riorida, Florida dtlra, that at t***t tlDe _ ta fenders and wind- menta kare not been overdrawn rutalri* tta radio station listening of ' » a n W and Thom a t'all. The Florida Kshlhlu ara to hi* stirring address, and I was ih) Orchestra, *spra»s# | regret tortay accused of murdering fore primarily counliei which hav* ro 000 may be raised la th.* . . , WThtU/ef CtarUatoasuperior and th*v are drawing tha more than aver Impressed with that the concerts must ta p rt- members of one family by giving f*g mad#1no appropr'atlon for the' n#r. Je*. L. MsranUtU, of Baafare, 1 ►. larrest crowd* of airy o f th* atata I Ik# grant asset Seminole County wnel for the present, slti o gh 'tam poison at a pl-ntc. says his maintenance of tho Eihlbit. TO MEET On# of those mrallag* i» tc bejhae tta honor of hsvltv mad- *hv s AMBAMADOR NAMED eahikils. If there ara any com- 1has In Karl Lehmann. We were he stated that it Is the b s w - f purrortad confession of gaill waj H* was held at Eustla tonight at 1:00. first bastion toward tta ataf*nielnt* at nil It I* that tta crowds , fortonat# l » getting him and wo tbs Orchestra that it may con- mad* under dure** Committee of th* wrs. , Rule tao Ura* for »ta ram- » « < beep him aa long aa he Is tlnne I'a program*, p»»»'-*'»ly »t brought here for eafekraping un­ o’clock. Heads f th* Rotary, Ki- wide fund. H* has bran waariog . Otapaign Army U lit* C ty Hall, wllhla tta text f*W| der a heavy guard aftra his ar- waals, aad Elba Chiba and tta tb* tattqrf which rifntflei that Cp*t af tta visitor*. willing to stay. i at th* Clip Hall ai-nrweal at Dentoe, A rk, wher* Eustla Chamber af Cemmirra as­ la a Friend at fi irida" for erv. nM# Mai OtaMF, 'Carp1* *T caagM Kari Uhmana Just "All In all. w* Wera delighted weeks. ta aksbassi der ||M o'clock with A large crowd heard th* final j ta plended not gnilty but walrod sumed tta raspontibllUy fer tta eral day*starting for tta agri- |wlth t h e fair. Ttara I*, a*, moch William A •presiding Mat. Other local t-wpi contributor* are meeting, aad tonight an aUi . perfarpiance which I sc I m H w«fl| n-wlimlnary henring and waa *ress of cultural ta Udine where ta was to ara that I*, worth WhU*. par* selections by Mm. Ai W- Bloitip*. d*red bold without bond for action will be mads*to ralra # 0 * la that B- L. MaHhlo, Karl ta Iguana. i ttatr-tbta -hertoivd to broadcast *tar WI#E i tlcul.rly tta w.ndirful Ugh'ing fo r a I Union E. Alloa,, and Mr, and Miss Pauline M ran, OKu Tropp. ta tta grmad Jury which wiB mart aommunlty. of thi ■hrough tta rourtrat of tta affacU ia tta eventag, which ara aad Mosk Monger. —n. ' ' Aa tta orfaaJsatlon itatkroery j Mrs. H. J. Lakatao. • 1 tapt. 4. ta attend "Prairi* Farmer" which roaUol* |simply mirralraa.’T ti.tuaiiy th* »ame -- (lovernmental P r e s ­ sure May Also Be TwnedAgainstConDieting ,K I e m ents EVANS CALLS ON PUBLIC TO CHECK UPON VIOLATIONS ALLEGED BANDIT: PAIR IS SHOT BY SHOLrZ ANXIOUS SECURITY MARK OVER DELAYS IN RESUME UPWARD GETTING LOANS TREND IN PRICES omplains Advance FoIlowHlIpon Bunk OffiJleels Of IncrcaHinK ('olumbia i Ornin, (’otton Prices S B W B g J S fr t Three Slayers Pay For Their Crim es In E le c tric Chair Former Altamonte Mayor Proclaims Florida’s Exhibit At W o rld ’s Fair Volunteer Organization Will S e e k Funds To Continue State’s Exh ibit »ik k » a^. — f ■ % •• - - - - . . . .................... .... �.1 r" I M . CODE OF 'Affidavit Cha R a c k e t Invert Operation Of I Weather Section Provides r Giurantee Of i yeetorday by tha national wry administration to c o u n t | W m la tha agreement op•d Tneeday night by Hugh S. MS, reeorery administrator. msect ion arroweca*ly omitted the MM which would gvaranbeadom of tho prase, la section sayat l submitting or subscribing to •ode, the publishers do ant ■ by agree to aaeept or comply raaqr other requirements thaa pa hareta contained, eg w a in rylght to object to the Impostf,ad aay farther or diBerant iso m a ti, or walra aay coaatlh id righto or sees eat .to tha pettioa of any rsqslrsmenls l, might restrict or Iptorfsre l< tha aanatitutloaal g-tarantce la freedom of the preee." ha temporary agreemant, to iaI la force pending hearials Lapproval of a permanent cede, hafts hours aad wages' aadar w ir ia la aifaat on ar before ly h INS. aad which cannot ba mai except by mutual constat. k ’: 40-hour work week aad • i I t I l f minimum wage acmlc Handed far office tmpleyaa. f mechanical employes a 40ay week, with a 44-hour ataxlm for aay six wesWWUhln any Sgefatha portod, la fixed. They Icfgaalve a minimum wage of lapMe-M hour,- . Ibporton aad othar editorial f w n earning lata thaa |M a •b -auty ba employed only 40 fit,' (Other* are exempt from QfMxtaiam hour provisions. Hm American Nawspapar Pub■ aa Asaoclatlon which submitl.thb coda laaaad this statamant 4 gjght'ln regard to tha affect MM agreement on ex lating meU fa ) r contracts i ‘ Oadar paragraph P of the fagapar code as approved hr ■ Ml Johnson pending bearings, m a ria . with employes are aot athaa worda, all tsruu nn^ toatraiA s attesting hour* l - V K i a shall ba obaerva^ and pas both parties want to satis J • celltracts, there la no nacatfor revision. Tbs ANPA cuds not require a reduction of i'o r change fn wages whriv ryoa are working under eon- • £» ef Hoover’s P olicy On Bank L o a n s Ruling On Arsenic Ib Given Praise Law To High Court (Continued from PagaH) It", Mid Mills relating that Henry Ford told him a pending HOC?000,000 loan to tha bank eeuld be •btalned after the transaction nnd all depositors paid M percent nX ones. Tha plan fall through, how­ ever, whan tho negotiators were unable to obtain a $20,000,000 '.-.an •pin which the transaction hinged. , Testifying he conferred Vtfcy telephone several tlmaa with Hoo­ ver, then President, on tha apiroachlng crisis, Mills preaching aims said as«i the ins president "sold his task was much harder became of the opposition that had developed from Hans'tor Coussns." Ho quoted Ur. Hoovsr aa say­ ing, In one conversation: "I want to gat the banks open M soon as 1 can. It would, be a great Injustice If thsM banka -Jtlt pot open again." Subsequently, however, the First National and the Guardian National Bank of Commerce did not reopen, sxc*a) to pay 40 percant to depositors. • Both banks INY MEN ARE SIN G PLACED iCK IN W O R K fit April. Total puklta funds spent tg -Ja$>a ware IM .IB M M aa comhand .with IT 04J I ,$04 in Mayi i W U J N In A p rlli and about |HAffO ,000 ta Maryk. tfd ik la a deecrihed the figures t o M r y sacouragtag" tad Pres IMat Boosevslt expressed pleasure a^bk.tkd employment gakla, pointM giM t tho Ju ly report repreeentaA'tka fifth ooaoorathra mouth In riutsh an Increase waa •haunt over A H ' asyr o*ponding months of last FdHb I > - ■ E# arid ha fait It waa p W ith fal stgn particularly hi view of N il sto tonal dedtnea ta Magi M M this time af year. Ha addad Upke waa tha flrat Urns payroll* kpve Jumped along with Uta numr|H ;a 4 'w arka«. • ' *Pm Freoidaat looked upon laAMMad retail dopwadd for aatofaaMlaa aa anothay good alga. Utot week's preduriloa was aald ‘fai'kave braoght tha total far 1VH to tha level of Mm entire aat i at last year. ., 'Mveaty-aevea af tha I t IndusM t tovered reported Incredato hi j i f i i aaraen aad 71 gain* *» j y i n * . Twentyfour af the TT WMatrioa oevered reported • In- Machado’s W ife S top s'J o u rn ey In Philadelphia (Continued From Page 1) ioaat until tonight," and that further plana probably will ba formula tad In another telephone call. - Senora Machado,* thrie daughtora, three son-Ia-law a, five grand­ children and seven servants de­ trained unexpectedly from * their private car at - the Pennsylvania railroad's Thirtieth street aUtion yeetorday. , No explanation for Ancellatlon Of tholr plana tojp> to New York waa forthcoming, but It waa re­ ported at tha hotel that warning* had beep received by Senora Machado against - revolutionist sympathisers la tbe' metro polls. i A . police cordon waa thtowa •bout, tho kotal, and cartful cheek of all antaring tha .budding waa made. .So cautious were police' that a nephew a f , the depoead president, Qalo Gomalst Machado, who waa reported stilting friends la this city, axpartaocad difficulty and cotuiJanhia delay befara employment ware described by offtciala i t tkoaa usually hatiag seasonal decllnea. , •’ Obligations Incurred for yaaMpleymaat relief front puklta fanda far April, May aad Juaa aa I T i s & ' S ' r ’J s ; • f resident famUlea given relief la tkaaa monfha from all publia LAKELAND, Aug. 17— M V Bran before Judge H. C. Pettoway timed an order hare yeetorday temporarily restraining CommUalnar of Agriculture Nathan Mayo ‘ from enforcingFlor­ ida’s anlt-araenlc citrus law •gainst grapefruit growsn, Mayo wanosnead from Chicago ba would appeal to th« atate supreme court. The Judge's order, which he yesterday aalj he waa praparinv and would ia a ^ rfa soon aa ready, followed the serious points on which tho Juriat said bo baltaved the law was unconstitu­ tional. *fV* held that the act area Invalid If • • en­ forced along ' with the . IN I glean fruit— m aturity. standard law. ' • .' Tha temporary restraining or­ der waa granted at the request of tbe Florida Grapefruit Growers' Protective Association and ' a group of Individual growara . -In several counties. Attorneys repre­ sea ling the growara yesterday said tha» would be ready for an •any leaf In tha supreme court. gaining^ entrance to the sntto. Although Sonora Machado re­ mained' In seclusion, the spokes­ man for tho family said mash of her worry had been alleviated with receipt of the telephone call. Earlier Joss Emilio Obrtgoa, banker and newspaper publisher and son-in-law of the ox-prerident, announced that tho family would stay In Philadelphia for a few days and than would spend tho rsst of the summer at a nearby seashore resort. Hs said that up to now there have been no srrangsmsnts made for tho presi­ dent to Join his family, • In the family group beside tha wlfa of tha former president are Senor Obregon, his wlfs and their two children | and 8enor and Ssnora Baldoiasn Grau and their daughter. Three nurses far tha children and four servants ac­ company tha party. n d legislate without ■ aamirtcal quorum If m m m asks fat • refl call at tha neetaa’a begui- OAINEHVILLE, A ’. f . 17^-OT) — An alftdaait charging J. I t Freer, for mar Ocala hanigr nua, with “greesly aad falanlaaaig de­ frauding and cheating'' In eanaactiea with an tMploywent agvnry, nr dub, which authorities •aid ha farmed, representing himaalf aa artiag under the NBA, wa< filed here jraaterdajr by Mate A 1tamey J. C. Adhlna. The affkfcvlt waa signed by M. Hlcptof, wba told authoritlea ha waa a macaber • f the 2&-<ents.a-week-club bring formed by Preer to find Jett fat. Ila mi mSera and to InveitigaM'td aee that they m elted the Voun and wages jrrjtlded by --MBA codes. 5 It charge ! that Freer •anted to Htoptoe and othyflMftM he waa the represents tlvsf- m the national reeorery admlnlstaaMaw. They paid Preer mOuefyLUe affdavlt laid, “ bellatlng i # ] k lying upon the —|tr— r n f t ln a jji Preer la held under (1000 bomb} lie waa arreated Mon lay q j g h ^ f l complaint of laeal NBA autb oW tier aa ha waa conducting a rodd(f log on Staptoe'a front portht Contending authoriflea, Hid made a mlatakc, Preer1n a fl|'|& agency waa entirely legal 'f j j w m nled he waa repreaanting M iq iR ae being ronnected with tha NBA In any way. , _ -• . OKTS I ANITA B T POBT 1, JACKSONVIIUX, Ang. *JT*(A>—George W.-Jl'Jvey, o f Orien Core Spring*, for aeveml you* commandant »f tha Fler'W Mili­ tary Academy, haa been hwtnaetad SANTIAGO, Chile, Aag. IT—- to report to thp aUto board of M V - Leaders of Jewish orgnaiia- health hero td take training aa a Ilona, tbylag to make Chile a ha­ aaaltary officer. ven for Gdrman members of their faith, Hava puMlahed a list »f prominent cltiaaau who agree Utat beadrtda of Jawe are high la tha profsesions and In buainaaa bare and hops more will come to Chile. A N O T H E R ONE O F P O R R A S IS KILLED IN CUBA lo Adjt. Gen. Vivien Collins, eomUpandlng officer of tha Florida K atlon al guard. W The chargee agolnR Lleutsnont-Celonel ftpehgler ware brought bg A. J. Pelllcer, oT 8L Augustine, (Continued From Fags Qna) on June 22. asms token, must have .IP. At the TALLAHASSEE, A u r 17— fff) The military bsard which in­ h i m time, It was’ painted out —Charges against the moral vestigated waa rompoaed of Ma). character and military fltnaas of Gan. A. II. Blanding, of Bartow, that tha legfalaten, having 'WLlsut. Col. Jacob H. Spangler, aa president! Col. Sumter L. Low­ cla red themselves In permanent •Into hand quartermaster and ry, Jr* of Jacksonville, and Lieut. disbursing officer «f the Florida Col. Homer “ “Hostorly, of L E G A L N G T IC B naflMial guard, were onfcrsd dta- Tampa. mlaaed yesterday by Governor “Tha board finds", the report Sheila. Mid, "from evidence, that the Tha governor approved rscom- moral conduct aad general fitness msndatlona of tha military board for sarvtea of LisuL-Col. Jacob It which held hearings at 8L Augus­ Spongier la a ch that It does not tine soma lime ago; * * - in any way affect him m an offi"Having carefully rend the rec­ sr of tho Florjda nathnal guard." ord and tho findings nf tha board recommending dismissal of the charges against tha officer, I ap­ prove IBs findings of tho hoar-r, Governor Hholtx said In a letter Charges A g a iita j Guard Officer A fl Ordered Dismissed Chkega laag aaingh alaCentury of Program In­ i from "AVto "Z.r SpacW rig ancarriaa tires ire new USED AUSTIN OOtJPB. C :t from avory city in Plarida teed by Bebl'IM CdUbey "greatest trout U brstorv." A Pickup track, N ^ T S a e l i Emits Rbersl aao«|fc'for Austin dealera. ^ t r r '- 'r take aa antoadad vacation WANTED! yrhil n w k a U . n u s d ' uip itsniperistlsa wtuT aawlsslse.to crmiads. Is msrp.cw pentho leers. Jacludin*. meals tarsus e»d total and W eis at Odraas’s mut ssclaslve bsuia. Atk he special (elder*. ' -OasWsy NaMTitp CHICAGO . . U M i UMI U N IO N BUS S T A T IO N Penalty of Exeaw F it F u ll P a c k N o SU tek F i l l i n g Although she has lost 'hut T the. ff *•' ' this women H hds.ihal 1 Ihs. h u r u t i a remarhable S llbriara to her. ■ Iter latter reads: ” t am SI rears aid and m r halahl Is S It. Last »e«r I walahod III lb*. I have haon U hlntas half■t»a,voo« of Kroschow As Ito. mahlas »o ehssao to mr diet. Now I am laao round tha hleo • a t oaly wolah t«T the dr.a.ad ■at I reel llqhtor shd ran sow run enatalr*. which helere used lo ■ a h -me ana* lor braalh. ItvorrM j a t n bow wall aed III t leak." ••(Ulaal J. M. . Krawhon lo aa Moat bland nf S aaonrala satin which hole hodv n»abo ruaetlan rroyorlr. sad maintin a aplandtd daarso nf hoslth— It hullda op oaarur and atrosath whjla ^ rou'ro radorlna to normal C WILL PRACTICALLY. gHa * 40 acres gpod farm (d a l fenced. Good M r is s s r bus Twelve miles west of *$«feMJ concrete highway aaff • ralha Mrs. C. i. Ataxaadsr, c-a'Mra F. Lee, HoBf HRl f l * . . ’ , -The I N I Dallaset Tax U s i of tho Cl Flnrlba. has baas front deer s i the C tho front door of t ^ S lfn 'is ^ or (oar weeks, sea uel ltd. and asdlna All Host Iftitats t THIS WKRK BPECIAL-H ifhast gradd floor aad darirgalat « t i l a gallon. TPs <a aeprt Stanley Rogers. Hardware Ca. • - * J K L S 'M H r K have se t already hi uo sold at rehJM j tth. day al asetsml * (lat^Kroeahaa Palls at Tseshloa's •a a (on. tlrpa LV or say other live s a ' n iru aalsl ta -lho world—o lar Isato - M t . wooha and roata pot morn thaa l roata. — ADV. s i a ’s S A. * . f u i m D A M O T O ^ l l HES I BILLY’S UNGLE r r r |e | J’ | IP I b o k tr q FA«r IUEET I . A O V W A *, H A Y T B IB M B �. . . . i t-Jdli.f. V.- r -z —K . * v • ' T — •* ‘ vhV^ uIi V f •>* "** »4of “ "Wr1#*?*! *•-*»»•vji -*. -■ ■ *« —- ■ - ■ * a*. ’■« »* *-- * •■ 3 " - EOEiBi___________ !_____ U _____ ■ - - - - . - a .’ r. ’ <■»=_________ I------- - —JL. JU*. v It •4 gAKFTWm, rn jtm x . r- — Fr id a y , august in, i * u Lehm ann When the United fitatea declared war with Germany In 1917, Alan Wlnalow waa atilt in college, juat turned twenty- OF IN fE R E two. Ha did not wait to flniah, but at once to France here he joined the Lafayette Eacadrille. A few month* THINGS AT FAIR Gter, month* apent in learning to Gy And teiting hie-wlnga. TH. Why,Of AS flU fg f contracts from firms Mild Verdict GiveniFU LL FORCE OlF net subacribing to th* MRA pro­ gram, and behind this lay tha Person In Germany N R A IS PLACED power to writ* the codas for any erdirr them Into affectOn Serious Charge BEHIND D K IV E industry, 1rmess and if BecassarjMietnae fa thee* nrlmu |exhibit*. Certainly you will thra* er four of tha finest— .Florida, which la pre-eminently the beat,' California, Michigan, Bailed W*»ron*in, Ptooablg W n l Vir­ <Continued From Pag# I) ginia—than you will want to ~ BRESTEKHAVEN.'-' Germany, vtA >»>. i found Kim in the thick of action. *o *■ ■pewd soma tlm* In Um Florida Aug. IH.-LP)-Charles Master, various government officials, a T r a d e B o d y S e c r e t a r y Caatic Garden immediately back at Ixx Angeles yesterday vea* today th* hearing on th* ct ? w^ T T . fla pe U la offldhliy officially credited with haying having been bean the^flrat th i v * i « i m o t t u fiA -a Athtrlfah to b'rtnR do%n a German pUne after the " * •mA G i v e s L i s t O f H i g h * •f tha Florida Hall In th* Court sentenced to three months im­ submitted far the automobile lnK & -— — A ---- i S State* entered the war. Day after day throughou fiout that of Bute*. In th* afternoon prisonment nn a charge of IqvoJ.' duatry la to opan. Johnson Mid l i g h t s A t E x h i b i t i o n of I d year of 1917-’18, he urved on the Dawn Patrol, '1, out at thkt day, I would con­ untary manslaughter in connection i he espacted to roach an agi tinue south on tha Uland seeing datbjHk. flying up and down the enemy line*, in planea “ If I war* coin* to tha Chtca- th* Hall of hoclal Science*, the with the death or hht friend, Karl, ment than. non* too faat or atrong, fired upon by enemy aircraft guna, While hearing* already have f o Fair and had only three nr R a d i o and Communication Werner Heye, III, of New York, Attacked by veteran German pilota. For a aucceaaful encounter upon one of theae expedi­ four day* to apand thrra, there ■Julldingi and th# Electrical Bui)'*- aboard the liner Bremen July 3U. , been held for coal aim steel and Th# sentence, pronounceJ by a the auto code has not reached the ting, he wka iwkrded the DUtlngulahed Service Croaa wito ara ■ faw thing* I would not Ing and by all mean* I would the following citation: “While on a patrol, conalatlng of miss," Mid Karl Lehmann, secre­ »*« the performance In th* Houie Jury which heard the slated at­ controversial itag^, official* still hiifiaetf and two other pilota, he encounUred an enemy-bi­ tary af— the Remlnol# County] of Magic, the theater with a torney tsk for a mild verdict ie- hotel no word on th* attitude of fra# performance ca-se Manger had “ proved h'm- Henry Ford. plane at an altitude of 4.000 metera near St, Mlhlel, France. Chamber of Commerce on hi* re­ remarkable Th# Detoit motor magnate is on by th* General Electric self sn 1/ *Un.|irig man” , will no' ST tm a Be promptly and vigorously attacked and after a running turn Irom Chlcaco, In raply to ! put people in the Electrical Bultd- take effect until Sept. 3t», ll);lti if not a member of tha national au­ fight, extending far beyond the enemy linea, ahot hia foe an Inquiry from a rapraoanUtlraj j„r Than I would want to sea tomobile chamber of commerce, ■IIm at all 1 I * It W mm* #1 dffWn In flames near Thlaeourt". of the Sanford Herald. th# television demonstration In which drafted arid presented "the There la no telling how many tlmea Alan Winatow’a "Certainly I would not maka my, th, Hud*on-E.M* theater In th* some of the high points of thing* code, and although hi* represen­ at aaktlaaWaa a If* hung by a thread. He aaw aervlce In the region of f1r»t vl.lt to the World# Fair Building. From there 1 would m>t mis* if J had only tative sat In at the drafting he baa Oerela at* alaa few days there. Voagea, In the Toul aector Jind at Chateau Thierry. For ground* In the d eligh t . f o r one , woutd f0 0„ to th# v(ry has been publicly silent since. "If you have children In the pare Id action, again and again, he received In addition doe* not get a very satisfactory Horticultural Building, taking In AH officials Mid they had nn COD FRIDAY, AVULBT II, I W id the Diatimtulahed Service Croaa, the insignia of the impr*>aion of the building* ami Egypl’a eahlbit on th* way. *£•*•*• •n<i *“ “ •»'•! get a great Void from him and did not know grounds uijdxr'the*# condition*. I Personally, I wouldn't waste my out o f th* Enchanted Island whether he would seek to continue French Legion of Honor and the Croix de Guerre with palm. would go on th* ground* *t night. T BIBLE VRMK FOR TODAY * 1 kind* of rides and per his traditions! independent opera­ Then one day. late in the.war, while ehaaing an enemy Tha bright almoat gaudy color* of money op th# 'Hsllxwood at the I 7 Fair’s’ exhibit. ' TUa would give ,or"|»n »• *hat will delight them, tion* or enter Into the hearing at plane far behind the German linea, he encountered two : WAIT PATIENTLY:—Wilt on other planea. In a deadly battle In which one of the enemy tha buildings give a sort of carni­ you a full day, not a single on* the last moment, < ' You will probably want* val atmosphere in th* daylight, ride on the lagoon, perhaps the Lord: he of good ronroff, add tinder the law, once th# rod* of th* eshlbits haa an admission pilota waa killed. Winslow** plane waa ahot down. It but at night under the wonderful th# Goodyear Zeppelin. 6e .hall ■trrncth.li tinny heart; for an Indnetry Is promulgated. It charge. Th* total cost would b* “ It would be wirth your while Is binding upon all components. wait, I aay, on the lord.— Psalm crashed In flames, but by some miracle, the American was lighting effect the*, color* ara th* fifty cents gate admission. beautiful and harmonious, f think not killed. Badly Injured he waa taken to a German hos­ r iic , . The dynamic demand that oil, Yuli could walk to all of these to take time to see the wonderful pital where his left arm waa amputated. He recovered and probably | would make my Drat comfortably. Adler Planetari.m on the Farr coal and steel agree Immediately appearance about a quarter after after-tha war returned to the United States. "At th# lowar and of the island Ground*. There It none other like tn codes wes In furtherance of Professor Moley It spplying tNb Last wgAk he went to Ottawa on buaineas. In hla room eight In the evening In the court that evening I would eroee over It In America and only one other the Roosevett-Johnson drive to of the Hall of Science In front of NHA to hU atudiee of "anmlnolIn the world. It is in Berlin. There at the hotel where he waa stopping, he went to a window the hoard on which they record th# to the midway and epend-as much are lecture* every hour end ad­ reach lie 'bulk at th# nation’s ogy. To him NKA meani No Hacktime as T cared to. Your taste to open It. feeling the need of some fresh air. Suddenly he employer* ami employees by lahir A return, ceremony whereby the atearlnr Allowed. collapsed, fell through the window to the pavement below light of the star Arcturua, forty will determine what you want to mission is 28c. And, if you should dsy. Officials Indicated etrongly •*# there, A few thing* arc worth have time on your hands, imme­ that they were refuslnr to take So far a.* wa have bean able to and was killed. Whether An waa seixed with a heart attack, light years swsyi Is taptured by diately adjoining the Fair ground* hr became dizxy from the altitude, or fell through the win­ powerful telescope* ami by means Melng. Th* Uncotn group. Fort I* the Field Museum ami Ihe “ nn" for an snswer. find out there ara no lama duck* Dearborn, Klplty’a Odditorium, Already t h # President haa of ‘photo-electric cell* IrSnilftcd ^ In thin flock of blua eagle* which dow on purpose, no one seems to know. Darkest Africa, the Pantheon Shed.I Aq.arium, both free on signed an order withholding huge ■re being tent o it fbom Wash­ Rut the man who couldn't be killed when ahot out of into energy lighting tha great de I.* Guerra city and yeu would certain date*. ington. the clouds was dead as a result of a comparatively minor search light °n top of th# Hall of not want to mice the* wonderful ‘•There sre restaurants of all be pays a fin* of 3000 marka Helene* which light la first ca»t — ------ o - - - types and many of moderate pricre (fWO) immediately, (fall. on one building and another until A R P Store* carnival, a fine free on tha ground*. I think th* best Phil Damey warn* agalnat calf ------------------------- ------------.Manger’s attorney Dr. Hlrschexhibit with lata of gxxl enter each building burst* Into a Ing General Johnson's appeal to roesl we had waa at the Italian fleld, pleaded that his client com­ myriad of lights in A wonderful tsinmrnt. American women for support in and perhaps the pletely forgot h* had loa;kd th# G e h r ig ’s R e c o r d "One night while you are on reUauraet, color with lighting affect* never the NRA rampntgn aa hi* Ml tha grounds, I would certainly go most nova) place where we al­ revolrer more than three years before used. And while I was a*. appeal. All the world admires endurance. We get a big kick Ihn'lltll of Science the first night on top of the tower of th* Sky so hail good food waa at tha R-i i. ■go at Hunolulu. ■ o ---------Manger already had suffered out of reading about fliers who girdle the globe, of boxers Just following the concert and Ride. I would go up before ten I*'lg* Inn In the Lincoln group. The President’* plan ratrtt sueIh# Ciothualovakian Restaurant most eeverly because of th# acci­ o’clock on a night when there are reed. Our very livea depend upon end wrestlers who aUy In the ring for a prodigious length Arcturua ceremony about eight- Artwork* display* and have the was moderately priced and had dent, Ur. Il'rechfleld maintained, Its turrets. -(Salnesrille Kvsairg of time, of aviators who set records for the longest upside- thirty, I would go Into the flail hf weird effect of being above the good food, as was also Old Heldle- and n cloud would hang aver his Srlenre for my first glimpse In News-—Capital punishment for v>- down flying, of even business men, like General Hugh John­ fireworks. On* cannot describ* berg. You will flnj cafeterias an I entit* life. son, who remain at their desks until their assistants fall in that wonderful building which tha beauty nf the World's Fail a Th >rrlpson restaurant, as well a* The defenikmt. In a brief plea platan. closes to the public about Un thWr tracks. . , . .. ground* and th* beauty of Chica­ fin* eating places with America’s lo the Jury, declared h* had no So It '* no* to be wondered st 4,hat, when a baseball o’clock at night. Another Florid an hat been hon­ go from the top of this 610 ft. heat orchestras and bands playing Intention of killing hln friend. “ After the Hall of Science thara. ored by the Konavveli adminlstra- player named L«l Gehrig eatabllshea a record of 1.308 When the Judge showed him a rinsed that first night, I would go tower. Dun. Richard*in Ssumbrs. of MS- consecutive games, the whole nation should acclaim his "Tha World’s Fair Is certainly photograph of lleye, Manger “ Another day I would come In on and see such exhibit* m* «nu, has hern 11s mm 4* assistant feaL and Acknowledge him as the Iron man of the great bunt Inti tern. I umuld spend worth seeing." Byrd’s ship which went to thi at Hth Street, to the secretary o f labor. South Pole, the Sinclair eahlbit some mare time in the Hall of American sport. It was seven years ago that the young athlete began with pre-hlstoric animals, the Science,. then I wnuld go to th* It le prnlirted that a* * raa'dt his sensational career after having failed In his first day’s wonderful singing colored foun- General Exhibits Building. Don't of the present campaign ■agalrel tain . In front of the Flre- miss th* very Interesting diamoin crime In thi* country an Amerl- effort as a first baseman for the New York Yankees. Since atona Building and I w o u l d min* exhibit. can Scotland yard will be devrl- then he has not missed a single game, establishing an Im­ top off th* first night with a vis­ ‘‘A trip to th# Tempi* nf Je0|ied. II4t why a Scotland YnrdT pressive performance of a batting average of JM0. scoring it to th* Belgian Village, by feef hoi Is worth eerlng. Don’t m!e« the ll^ l rune, driving out 282 home run^ and hitting four home th* most Intsreatlng and Impres­ Japanese Pavllllnn nest to It. By Why nogau American,Yard? u>. ----------- p ruhs In ont» game. * .. _ sive thing on th* mid-way. This all mean* see Washington's home An Illlnul* man, tired' of Rfe, In 1923 after three years at Columbia Univeralty Lou whole evening will cost you Just at Mount Vernon reproduced In ■hoots himself after writing to reported to the late Miller Huggins professing the tiuallflca- fifty rents In admission charge* pearls In the Japanese exhibit. hU wife, “ I do i f ' 'tijoy life tions of pitcher, outfielder, and first baseman. After being besides tha main gate, or a total The Chinese exhibit le also Inter­ esting. any raura". Ha should have tried farmed out for two years with Hartford, Gehrig got hla first of on* dollar. "In front of the Hall of S-lenc», making other* enj-y life. That chance with the Yanks as a pinch hitter. He failed. The “Th* nait jay, I would com# on would have maria hi* own Ufa next day, however, he won the ball game with three hlte and th# fair ground* at 12th you will want to see the C>echoand Dalian buildings; tnora enjoyable. since then he has played In every single game and haa always Street or at th# !2th Street main alnvakian entrance and. I would tab* th* Illinois lto*l luilliltng and cer­ ]( will prubatily neter be known given a good account of himself. * first the "Dairy Industry tainly the Sesrs-Roebuck build­ Unlike so many other famous and successful athletes, In just how large a part 'President Building with Ita mmarkahle col- ing. “That night you will probably Roosevelt playrd In th* recent Gehrig I* quiet and reserved, unboastful, and almost shy ored organ, free recitals every overthrow of the Cuban govern- about hla accomplishments. It is perhaps for this reason twenty minutes, th* Agricultural want to do some other things on tnrnl bul_ it U n significant fact that he has not received audh wide public acclamation, but and F mkI* Building*, adjoining th* midway that appeal to you. "Th# third day you should cer­ that a vast majority of the Co­ it redounds to hla credit that he Is a bit different and it Is and then out to the Florida orantt han* have been trying to gat rid quite a relief to find someone who Is really good and who tree* and. Eveeglade* garden oc­ tainly see the General Motor! of Macho b for th* paal three doesn't admit It. cupying two and one-third acre* building, th# Chrysler b tiding, years without any streets* what­ between the Agricultural Building the, Indian Village, Mayan Tem­ ple, th* Travel and Transport soever until President It insavell and th* lagoon. f offered his plan through Ambte“ Nasi I would visit th# Feder­ bulling, the exhibit of fam ma cedar Welles. al and Rtata ashlbita Including th# trains and the Ukrainian building, SAN FO RD , T W E N T Y Y E A R S AGO -■ —o great display of th* various de­ all free. “Than I would spend-a dime to{ June 30 statements at the Gen­ At th# ta.t meeting of th* county could be shelled It would bo Hi# partments *J(f th# National Govsea th* 'Days of 49 group' at| arnmant T Th# Court of State* eral Motors /corporation reveal cotpmlaslonera finest drive In tha country and Dr. Oliver J. that and of th* grounds. By all rash holding* almost unbellvrahle, bring th# beach within aa.y dis­ *11) tab* you from an hour to five means that evening I would Me hours d»perilling how much IntarMora than 160,000,000 larger than Miller was appointed county phy­ tance from Sanford, tha marvelous pageant ‘Wings of they war* three month* age* sician. This Is an honor worthily Th# enrollment at th# Unlver tha Century', It ls a big forty caeh and Ita equivalent cow total bestowed upon this young physi­ ally of Florida, which will raopen allghtly more than two ^tindri cian and hla many Sanford friends on Hept. 23, promise* to be the carry it out as a protest *0 re­ canta' worth of entertainment. “ You will be Interested in the strictions placed on him in Yer *la aqlUlon dollar*. Th* ten* f t rfc* ara offering congratulation*. largest In th* history wf th* Instl model house* and home* and you "I #& 4* #4 i J*'1 ■anda of Qeneral MotoVi -ii i.kholu Mr*. James Co win and chil­ tutlon. Pryildent Murphrao state* Th* Bombay government then will certainly want to see th# am acattarad throughout th* *i>«in- dren er* visiting Mr*. Cowan’* that more Inquiries concerning ih* vv t i h **••*“•••ni B i.-li offered certalp Oamcession* but Florida Tronlrel Home, the most try, all of whom have an epCIgr mother near DeLanri. university, th* accommodations, attractive of them all. announced yuterday .that U ij * Q ucinty fin d In thi* vaat aum, will vtotf^lpiah Georgs, A. Upear and hla fam­ etc. have been received than aver had been unacceptable to GfcfcBli **Tkl« ouilln* line* not by anv figure* with coiulderatd* W Is- ily are spending their vacation it before. \* a * i> • mean* cover the whole Fair, but Gandhi ashed perm lesion to *eo faction. th* Maihjrt. visitors freoty and to receive ,S.H|I |'r ■ fh _ :xt i i Gibson returned homo ■end correspondence In coo lire, • ‘ Th# flhat day tha offlcaa o f "fti# Sunday afternoon from a /two (1 a L O V / i lion with ha campaign In behali TadermJ Bom* Owner* Lokn ',’or weeks’ vacation span! among tho qf tha “ untouchables", India's low/ poratlon were open In Near Yoik mountains of North Carolina. B r a n d ft S p * Snnpfoilo free with three tat c1*m . . City, a continuous stream of hqma Mrs. Gibson amL-datighter, MUa roll* of films. Be sure to *Aai» O r H ’V _ -ci Ha waa Informed he might re­ owoar* with mortgage dttfjcuUla* Ltd Iso, will rsmafn lateral wteka ceive publications but that h* get n supply before you go i Futtrad through th* office* air day linger. 1 •?#•! to the fair, long filing the It applications for POONA, India., Aug. !• < -< * )- would not be allowed Interview* lira, W. E. Gera, of OrUndo, for publication In tb* prose If* W ie b o ld t S tu d io «fl*F. Information from Waih- who haa bean visiting her par- Mahatma Gandhi carried on i :■ *“ *t0n !• *•' th* elfact that mera ante, Mr. and Mrs. WUIlam Both, hla thrastaned fast unt> death to­ would b* allowed, however, to e#.i:l Phong M W * * T n ,0M hundred Ihoutand ab- aatly, for aavaral dayi, yetumtd to day whit* lha government of Inetr. elf one and contribution* lit FUeatlon# for loeni have L td flttd bar nam« Sunday afternoon and Bejnbay, th* government of In­ th* Jerijea Journal, published lo carry on th* campaign, thrice •Iraady. All o f whidh go*, to WM accompanied by Mrs. A. B. dia and th* British Saaratary of weakly and a limited number «f Btat# for India In London contin­ ? ” , r \ 0nlr dT lr**» ethleh Wallace. 1attars to other publications. prevalla throughout tha Und, Mimeograph Printing . At I. called moating of •h# Mu ue! effort, to gat th* amplras LD-11 . .• * * « » U«*l» SttnM ala Dapnrtmant o f th* Woman’a moat pekeeful yet trauhlaaom* priTYPING f th* blgyait land: Club L id this afternoun In tha adhar to Wadma hla frugal meal*. W to th* hiltary o f th# 1World. It wita reported h« Improbable club room* th* office Of honorary ■ W r * , *■ -* *■ , ___ Special Invent (gallon* chairman waa created for tha that th* Bambgy govanimant will President RooMvklt |, Sstaild privlUgaa It already ha* Aeqle ______ purpose of conferring that honor SEMINOLE COUNTY \ u*en Mr*. Faanla.H. Munson who offered la Gandhi but .ewmiaalc*. iH T i i n m * m CREDIT ASSOCIATION org.nlMd th* musle dub aavaral Dona yrer* still being sent between f*8f» ago aa J pho haa dona much Un^on Arid Simla. Mats.yaga jf» iwyard davpWylng, u»# m^iekl . Gandhi atartad the faat Wsdaastalant of Sanford. Her frianda ara day night by tyfUalaf hla avanlpg , “ • i Mt *r ! £ * FflA ^ A tkl* h -P « hp, bMn m m I although he IncVatad *nrt“* i -A •> given where D waa *0 wall da- tar that ha would not 'earry out lha fast. Ha hod threatened to le S a f t f o r d ■j r -i plants to operate. *„ ThayU Cut Lika New I I Sure leal teals: alt hla#* at Bel*, ear* u 4 ksliis: peaslag taels of sit hlori*. etc. Ksnert saw ' ""*LAWN MfoWBH8 R e p a ir *# so # I S s r e m A I M >W» M i . J . W . ’s iU D O m «l* alas n * s * Tia-W LUM BER •a«j3rs plot. Grit red cypress is * all hinds of bolU lag material*. Hill Lum bar Co. Uth tad Bally ZIP i HRVICE , Pham m PRINTING We are eqalpped la .prodam Grot close fab warh at tha lowest possible price*. Giro M a trial. Herald Printing Co Pham US Detkiewa aad Testy “ IT B R IN G S ’E M V The Setninole Tire Shop und Firestone nre 100'. Behind the NRA Mahatma Gaftffiii C a r r ie s On His Threatened Fast I ®aw tssatly eoly / mm II iiim iw hi "Beat For ^ a South" Fat RAID SvCAR, thara is nothing batter than Doal* A Oopt floor aad dock point. II win oat scratch, blister, or peat W AR E CO. Meat Market t il v -3 .k M i y-iP ■ . B A C K ** Hlere's POST OFFICE LUNCH OSSMlIs Pro* Wfllea . Counts mtsfl*u*r‘£S l Have roar work ton* by a real �/ ______i z _____ ___IS L u ................— ___ "**** ■ *•*--------------------- -------- ' m ----------- ---------------- , ' • v • vj ?oj*r* TOT SANTORO HERALp. SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1933 M rs. H oy 'Social And Personal Activities MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor liPc r s o n a j s Harry Joe Minarik U apendin* I ' , thort tlm . in Ukelnnd v e il­ T gleghione: Mr*. Ic r Rjral* and Mr*. J. I. Stri Hand, o f I'utiWr. ( o , , r r the guests o f Mr. and Mr*. M. Rupert Strickland, Jr., at their home on Palmetto Avenue. F o r H e r B r id g e C lu b “ Qttlco-lU C O U Z E N S RAPS'Alleged B a n d it ENFORCERS OF Pair Is Sh ot By R A N K IN G LA WS f -Arkansas P osse me mber.* of*n crrm itn ftT dull «PUj Social Calendar FRIDAY E n te r ta in s r PAGE THREE . few other guests with . bridge i i(Continue,! r , . . . . „ . i " rf. T . . . 'P»gf e . . . t»„.v i iContlnued fm m l a c e On*l ton, On-.) | luncheon given Wednesday morn banker*’ handling of the national , h? rrfrrm l to Wright. M tl J>'hn»on‘i* condition in* at her home in San lanta Jcrisis. Mr*, l/ee Ryal* and Mr*. J. l~, "A lot of thing* happened in not *»ri«u.. When John, n fell. Strickland, of Cordelc, C a , house. national bank, for which no rrim- he slumped In ftonl of hi* wife, guest* of Mr*. M. Rupert Strick ' Inal prosecution can lie brought," partly shielding her from the ho said. “ But if civilisation i* 'o| machine gun and rifle fue land, Jr-, were presented with exist and rely mi criminal law and M ami. tikla., and Ottawa. Kan., mementoes o f the occasion. not on moral* and ethic*. w-'«tTicer* arrived in Rentiin County game* were enjoyed enj Bridge gameunwf|| up Thfl et*ie*'late Wrdnevlay with a “ tip - thx til the noon hour when on eon bank* here and eutside could member, of the Urderhill g-ll-g wa* cerveil in course* from the 7, . . V v , , 1 . . . > not be proaeruted. but mute o f tb. Wfre in tilin g nt a ho se. The bfidgr table*. \ .,e* and bowl> vid<l||, and »* *. P pt*A«p j»r rikctl al the John* >n .___ acts were as vicious <’**e arrivnl garden flower* were use4,to adorn , hllm#f||, C(,uM j home about midnight. The i-lT ethe r,vm . where the guest, were WtImm W. Mills. .............v.thm the hon. The I.adies* Auxiliary of the Mr. and Mr*. Unton K. Allen ing friend*. atxl daughter, Helen Elizabeth, local Elks’ Lodge wdt meet at O. Andea and •««*. ,p«'nt yesterday afternoon and g'.O O I*. M. at the Klk*' Hall. JunlJvT !*f‘ r*»terday for C>roI MONDAY. nado Beach where they wilt -pend evenin* at Daytona Reach with Circle N-mber Three o f the Mr. and Mr,. IHaw Inn* Connelly. • week. First Raptift Church wilt meet at Mr*. M. Rupert Strickland, Jr., ;t:;w o’clocl) with Mr*. O. C. Bow and AaugVer. Mr*. ‘ A. H. o f Winter Horen, are spending n and *ue*t,, Mr*. Lee llval- nn I Ijnejoy at her lim e on Maple Th<>*r nresent— w)*tvMr* M. former chairman o f the First x , . i "" d awaited anival o f the trio, rno.c p i ent ’ iiunal flank licit,<lt ih.- eil„ll»,^•*'l•klcl, came about t « o h iut» later few daya with the former’* par­ Mr*. J. I.. Strickland, o f I'onlele, Avenue. ent*, Mr. and Mr*. Mack Young. Ca., are spending toilay in KisriniCircle Number Seven o f :no mci* with friend*. they surrender. rir»t llaptiat Church will meet nt stflikland. J Conlele. tin.. M ,.. »en» Of Mocking an R. F, C. loan tot When -'rnunded they started tj^ leap fiotn F. E. Roumlllat, E. D. Mobley, J O laney, Mr*. F.. II. i4lney., the Union Cuardian Trust ConiJ:.TO o ’clock with Mr*. Sarah Friend* of Paul June*, wh > un­ blared and J. O. Loney attende-i the Mrs. T. C. Holt. Mr*. It. (5. roe. pony o f Detroit, that would, he the car, thr po*,mirn Stewart-, Mrllonvllle Avenue. away. meetinr o f thr Dru* Inalltuto In derwent an oprralion Thursday nt have prevented tie Michigan Mrs. (J. K. McCall. Mr*. .................said, Edward S. the Florida Spnltarlum In Or-. Two mm tell and Mrs. John­ t V, Jacksonville last ni*ht. McCall. Mr*, lb R. Daggett, ant lank holiday, drr’arrd on Feb. 11. tando. I* reported to le improving l» O y o C O U t S 1 Q K C l l l T t son ran toward the off leers. In Couirns retaliated yesterday Mr*. I.ce I'onoley. the ensuing cor. id* on the. man Walter R. Campbell hat re­ nicely. with a statrmeat that not only In P ic t u r e A t M ila n c tflicvcd to be Wright escaped. turned from Jacksonville where lie himself but "every responsible Iu oca l R a d i o D e a le r s Mr. Bnd Mr*. J. Wert* Nra»e Mr*. Johnson **i,l that since attended a meet in* la/t al(ht of] government official" had opposed In hf* latest western drama fot I announce the birth of a Mil, J. A .g . I, when the house was purthe Dru* Instiftitr. , A d o p t T r a d i n g C o d e the loan bcrntiac of insufficient j Wert*, Sr. on Tuesday. Aug. IV World Wide, Ken Maynard bos the collateral, drrtun- the loan won!,| r1hT 11 X . ’l"'' \ " acting support of Troop No. IU7, Mi** Katherine Kersey ha.* re in Riverside Hospital. Mr. Nra*c Sanford radio dealer* and tad'o not have prevented the dosing . f * " « » « ■ " » hut' '>'« “ «* > lj>« Angeles Council of It-y the banks, .nd chargeil Mills wili,! Hou. time. a h.Jrout. hi turned home after *pendin* sri- ha* been makin* hi* - home here Mill Scout* of America, who figure service men have formed an or‘ <|U«*tilly i«ii lh»* ignyg mux Di ir rral weeks visiting Mr*. S. C. for the pa«t few months and will •Uiut falling to tell ’’all he knew” ganixation and adopted a code of prominently in the »tory of h m*ed there at one time. •he Walkt-r in Monticelto and Mr*. l>e joined hrre by Mr*. None anil “ Drum Tap*" 'which will he fair competition which is hlentb-a' the state'* Iwnk .ri»i*. their son in the near /A ir e . Hubert Collin* In Cullum, Oa. Dlgre. sing from the reading of rail. with that of the Florida State shown Saturday at the Milane In the farm house was found Radio Association code. It was an­ a voluminous chronology, the sen­ Formltg n party spending Theatrr. ator at tinirs ii-plird sharply to a large quantity of aiiuti. nitm.i| nounced today by W. D. Hofmann, tfkrely I* „ noy Scout troop Wednesday nt Daytona Reach who wa* elected president'of the fils questioner, and at one point and a number of wrapon*. Ottawa officer* •al I Johnson were: Mr*.’ Hugh Torrance and permitted n* a unit to tako part .cried: local As*iclation. and other member of the Under­ *ue*t*, Mr*. J. S. Cnisland and in' motion picture production. “ How many time* do I liuve to Under the code, which l* on dis­ dau*hter. Ivy, of Charlotte, N. When the Ijv* Angeles official* play at all radio shop* in thi* tell you to make you understand hill gang are wanted for the robt,.sKi* v*«nr rfeamW, it < w i a r t n llalMla. C., Sir*. fleorge Knight and son, wrre informed of the nature of bery of a Kansas Rank recently. city, local person* arc given the m e !" I’ ctures of Underhill and othrr (Icorge. Jr.. Sirs. Peter Schaal the story, and the, extent to which same type of scrviie at the same FRIDAY NKIIIT, AL’ tl. 18th O f the Dawi-s lean, he said: the boy* would participate In th’o and Miss Marline T trance. “ Mr. Hoover culled mo by tele­ desperadoes wen- found ill the prices that are to_ he In effect in action, the nere»*ary permission phone during the political ram- house. rvrr> othrr Florida city. was soon forthcoming. The dwelling is a short distance .The local organiiati m, known palfcn stiil Net'll for n nlutrmrnt This unique element add* nn- t* the Sanford Radii Denlei* .r<d of my appnhal of the ilawes hank from Dr pping Rptirtg*, OkU, rther interest to the usual western Service Association", was formed loan. I said I would In- glad to il.i where l.ewi* Retch-I. one of the thriller. The Seoul*, with their Tu„ u nj,,hl. Klink ||,urr so if he got an opinion from his II ronvirt* who escaped from the last .coutmaster, are shown in many j v;cr. |irr, , l(|rn,. and II. V. (iar.lncr attornsy grneral that I would n-i| Kansas State IVnJti-ntiar) be violating the law. All loan* Memorial Day, was raptured June of their actlvitle*. Pitching enmp. , ,, , w r r „ r). and treasurer. . signalling, flag rerrmonies, ramphad brer»sron(idential until sh u t J ihnson, with l.-my fire singing, first aid and riding July lb, when a law was pn«*cd T im e . requiring the It. F. t*. to rC|Mirt to •Wright, Harvey I’ugh. Max la are sjnie o f the maneuver* which ‘ t'ongre** on all loan* made in se­ Momla, and It. It. Keotl m e al­ are woven into the story of thi* lege t to have ta-en the gang wh ill crecy." novel outdoor drama. CHILDREN’S WHITE SHOES OR SANDALS-98c Mc­ He said thut while he did n». killed Patrolman Mime at In addition to the Scouts, there Msynr V. A. S|H’er and City Is the p- pular Ken Maynard, in Clrrk F. S. lumisnn made a short formally Issue th e' statement, h«- Pherson, Kan., il-ring the roM-rry of a filling station there. a strong' role a* thr prolrrtor of imitiir tour nf the city yeslenlay did approve the loan. Wright al«u is wuntrd for th"Tho nation wa* shmkrd when a girl and her aged father; hi* fur the purpose of inspectins (Next to Western Union) famous horse, "Tartan." who properties which their owners dr it leaked out from some sourc- killing last-spring of so automo­ i luird are now assessed too high. unknown to me that Dawes, for bile e mvoy driver at I’icher, tula. Johnson was not among tne 11 hud More Ilian Ml such cutup.jints liter president of the It. F. i havo hern on file at the City Hall got a loan nf ftNI.iNNI.OlNI," he said. convicts who escaped frooi l’ i.* Memorial, for the ps*t several weeks,Vend ” (lf course, the parly that was out Kansas penitent ary on thn another/lax uf power , apitalueil on .oa . Day under |hd’ leadership o f Un ' withh the beginning of another/lai roll'ecting hI only six wttksl Fr*BklJr*1 ,h« «• *■ « ; dethill and lluivcy Mailey. Hailey is held at Dallas, Tex.. ly, (t is necessary that th e e « n" ’ r- 'rautlsius. I away, ujaints le ironed o i l as the Senate to appoint u for the Kpnsas Pity Union Ml rtii.i. conirjalnl rommlllee of five to investigate slayings and the ki bwplng nf quirkly as possible. all loans math- in secrecy. Charles F. Ursehel. Uklnh onu The City Commission i* vrtied"You- mu«t remember Duwrs C ly oir millionaire. ulc.l to meet n.-xt Monday uikM got his loan in June for a lira for the purpose of working on the hank, lie vvn* not going to pip assessment problem. That there |: mi,imk )jm mi in an old hank and may l>e sevrral changes of im­ have thr wise ones wlthdiaw Ihe.r portance was indicated at L re­ In money, hut was going to give n't cent meeting when the asiessuirnt depositors an o p al chance." Ihproblem wa* discussed "for 4 tn-.-f “ Huy in Florlikv'* »ay the Or­ said he approved the Dawes loan period. after an examination to determine lando owners of the II lycr-Sainr Heron*’ whether the collateral was ad- Co., jnakrr* of "Hlur Mr*. J-nr: Rouinlllat anil her qualr. laundry soap which is to la- Intro­ They hive the daintiest trimmings I Big sister, Miss Edna Harris, of Quality voltes, dimities, bMUlu. .T he senator, trailing fiom hi* duced tn Ssnfonl starting lomnipufTy<sleeves of crisp organdy, becoming Jacksonville, have returned frnm Uwm — in hi mltorn* new p*l> manuscript, told of ronfrrrnret low in Weekly's lletlrr F hkI organdy yokes, flutcxl organdy mines! Daytona Beach where Ihry spent Isms and colori tfut nuka this with llrnry Ford by telephone, Stores. a month. low pries sevm absurd I And bows, and buttons, and sashes, to*! They make this statement lx-amt said that he (Couiena) nf Newest prints! For Women and Misses! again demonstrate* what ■ fine frre,| lit enter a joint guarantee r,,ll"c insofar a* i* possible e v e ,/ urtirle se-l in the mnnofsrture nf actor he la; Hermit Maynard. with the motor magnate that the Kelt’* brother, who ap|>rar* fop government would not suffer loss "lllue Heron'* soap which i* ail Vrrtisril as "Clrali ■-nnii|.,i to the first lime in pirlurva as the if it-loaned the Union liuanlia t rat" is puri-hased in Ftori I • W .VHM I,OOI>. instead o f the *17,Aristocratic hero’s real brother; ami Dorothy The rnneern is Florhbr owned 7tH).lKMl whi.h the It. F. f . agreed Dl*, Junior C-ghlan, Charles Colonial was the limit umlrr rollati-rnl of- and opeialed, fiol since Apr. I it Kteven* and olhera. has sold over Inn,mill hats o f tin* fered. Ford, he said, refuseil the of, Florida made soap. Six of l'n nine fer, ptriuniahly la-eniise he did ingredient* used in the mak-ng 'Stunning patchwork quilted not want to "involve himself fur­ and dispensing of thr soup are l-aat T o -N ite ifpt on both rides. Gorther" in the trust company. piirrhnsrd in Flnrl ti, ii tvuTisses stated. after spending four month* at ’’ Blue Heron" laundry *eap mn- p-ytena Reach. lains hluin* and. i* an effective f water softener. M r*.'J. M MeC »‘ k jJ J * ths..O?:! lando concern. Mr*. D. U. Wilder ha* returned to her. h mie In Jacksonville after •pending a week here with her mother, Mrs. John T. lira V« Pal-* niello Avenue. $ 1■- — | Mr«. M. K. Mioal ha* retur.ic-l to her home on Palmetto Avenue, Eyt* Examined Glasses IVrm tly Fitted D R . H E N R Y M cL A U L IN , Jr. Optometrist 112 Park A rt T : S S l'S i.ia %£*&.{ * -.. . . .... . P rice s nri* n ilin m in ir ! E v e ry tiny w e r p I n n o tic e that su ch unit su ch nn n rliclv w ill cunt u s mnrp th e next linn* w e Itn lcr. T w o n f the H em s m lvertisetl tm lny w ill h a v e l o lie solil nt it h ig h e r p r ic e th e n ex t tim e we bu y them . Ilnlnnce y o u r Initlifet n ow w ith th ese unusual bar* g .iln « wVnti m ny n ev er s e e th ese p r ic e s n guin. g n in Vf Saturday Only DRESSES DpANCE Closing1All Men’s SPORT SHOES B E L O W GOST *1 .7 9 to *2 .4 9 Speer And Ijamson Inspect Properties W E L B O R N ' S We nre g o in g to dose out our Utlies’ Summer ‘ Dresses worth $15.95 n|H’cinl price fo r very th e of If y o u don’t th in k th is is a Ikifgnin ta k e a look at th em . S ilk, lin en , and ey elet. $ 2.95 Smart “ S ta n d -b yes"! ~ COTTON FROCKS Prints 15c ' These turklsh fowel* are good gra-h-, a yard nm| a quartrr |nng. In white ami colors. When thvsa are gone we shall Imve mi moro at lid* low price. ' NAPS gcous patents l Use it (or a bedspread. ■too. You’ll charmed with gel] smart color range Box of 1 2 for s lialcony 10-25 Ixiwcr Floor 10*35 Experience and comparison have proven the superiority of Pen-Co Naps, Greater comfort and protection, alwaya. A box at a time is the handy way to buy. $149 Saa fb» new Rayon Lounging "Walk-aways” In Smart Savings! PAJAMAS 1 . 9 8 * $ 2.49 J ? 2. 98 l JHUITTIE'4/ w em * | DOUIILE SHOW u -u * NOTICE To conform with the N.R.A. the following1 radio dealers and seiwice men have met and e.stablished a code o f fair competi­ tion, which will take effect Monday, Aug. 21st. Business will be conducted on- a Strictly Cash Basis. All service and parts will be guaranteed for IK) days. JHof - Mac Battery Co. JadwtUous* m nas pises llftirvr H or n I. Ih* mnrkcl (irlrr on lhr**r in»ilrri4l" l* U-V |h*t >uril tiNliy, Wr i f f offer­ at lh«* R|MMinl prirr nf 'tnr ymil for 20^ MEN’S UNDERW EAR F am ou s A R R O W R R A N D ah irl* and sh orts are in deed a b a rg a in at th e sp crlal p rice o f 50c ea ch . T h e n ew p rice w ill be 75 r, no y o u 'd better sn ap th em up now . W. D. Iloftnann — Wm. E. Field* styl ss, la ■way (W*w cotars, dark kind of a shoe you’ll - al prices that fairly savings I High, low, medium heels — all the Iwanted leathers. Oxfords, \ [straps, pumps! <*» PERCALE PRINTS ing flii'in In you for D«h*H»l t|ie9«e8 S a tu rd a y Women’s S H O E S , 2 5 * P e n -C o Q U IL T S TOWELS Florida Made Soap Introduced Here SHEER 49 TURKISH 50 Radio Service *wd light I i Jl. V. (iardnrr —- II. W. Johnson each Randall Electric Co. ‘ l.Y Clartnc. Hire lift r - GEORGE E STON E P H IL L IP S J.G. PENNEY GO s r o i x E ^ T M l M T r ■M m FAY W R A Y H OLM ES Seminole Tire Shop W. A. Patrick ( ’has. it. Powell Frank J. Bautr Kugrne TarwUllga.* W. I . Harvey P. W. Radford PHONE 123 SANFORD EAST 1st ST. ■ ..-l �TRRABl’RY INYtTSS BIDS *Jt la align, Bakst displayed • vigor ami spirit that I Cow* Indian*. kattagtr ' Ubbott though Lefty P ore woe tn trou­ in fear Un I taalaa*. ttarreff.* * WASHINGTON, Atm. t Ibatng. ttasea *t< halls, art was far dlfcreal firm O at utf the «*fi**U « • w * luri*#,1 f»»d ble in every Inning but two, r m ^ v liS an ■ n o I. Hub or 3. 3’1-m. till by —The Titeaary yesterday invited . » t •! I ,rdd Bruin machine. ; Veale, to atand the Indian* on sparkling support on the part Of M-mv*. >, _ llak .r tMalthx). Wild r e e l MnHfcjr, I* of- tl-dxy “ - c. U h Is S pitcher. “ bid# In M M W Inn . 3 e I e TMi inaie apirlt manifested It I end. Abbott claim# (hat t Vaa.a the entire Orlando team saved Mm Kttillh, 3b . t’mpt Cmplrea tirlsbin la l M*r- Treasury Mile U be told to tlm i l e a Its* rf. give# proml*# of aoUJitg thli in the plnchee. Tlmv »r aelf thro-gkout the game, .par. *•»i l l * r f -----kighoat bidder neat league on fire, and that the . < e I * The Indiana itagcd a Itally in g i s t s ef -----litularly after th# Uruind had ——r « a o il chunky Ceorgtan will start a pa­ the ninth inning when Doll hit toj earned three run* In tho aacond. j • o I rade of victories that will begin deep left, only to be deprived of}, n g h .«.■■■■■ . jl . o - a. a Bruin owner Frtd ilcrlong, who an eiffn hue hit Wy Ceppe. Prlnn| ToUI, ___ _ -Ih e-feriw ree* w ■young as 1 * 33 Club president V. E. Dougla** and Ileadley singled In order, but, miring. toy only the day before, aat t . an it tl n and W. C. Hill are experted to re-i _________ Robin and Howard went out 'on J „ Ilinally, Manager Charlie Ah- the *tand* with member* o f nie » I \ ,Tma*hlnr~bIow* to deep renter.I iiarreC «h-* lo 't touched off the firework* family an I waa heard to rumaix turn today from n trip Into nfllwt PfWlWL ________^ Indlane scored their which for a few momrtilt had that hi* club’# vetury over the Georgia In search of ball player* The ln y , , third on Kln»ey*»| fiotisi**' Ke.i fans up in th • air wh«n he Fed* yesterday mean* deliniltly At midnight tonight come* the t 3 and firing ( Jng<e, tlMrant’a Hownrrfl aaerlflce sacrifice and aod MeMc- ,-H„V * 21, 3 » smacked out a lusty tli-b 't to that the Urulna are going to fin- deedline for the hiring an*i LONG*S MEAT IS A TREAT TO RAT - W j 1 3 of ball player* for the rest of th*| Mu]Ub*, trtor. _________ _ .. . Ileadlar, l)» renter a* first up the eighth. ln*h fir*t thi* half of the reasub. 221 E. first 8 treat ” 0»>ddm r»aU)fflA 1 * KIliter, p seas or, and several Import*’’ The Tiger* took the lead In the H.ik»r, p Paced ao well by hi* to»a, tint ‘•We’re out to win and we're go­ change* are expected to he mad* fourth on a pair of hit*, a fielder’* Itahln. lb Maxwell dug in and druva a ing to win" the young owner tu!d bolh here, and around the league choice and a wild pit:h. They ^creaming H.ie (Irlie triple far tr end* and Fed fana, __ _ 31 1 r it T-»Ull »»<• 31* »*>«—3 The boa *enr . an i t H -----Into left ’ eerier field aa Abbott r o--a »: counted again in the fifth on DrUBdo The Ur ina combined enmo |.KK*IMMU *01 ».,» *>>«—I lVfN| 6 1 3 * 1 “ Moore’s double and Maltby’a sin­ Htiirinar?; A ltlil,, Miltby 3, scored. I lullij* w'ai m Infield hit# nnd Mime “ bicak*" to score r.irrMi. »* I 3 1 i» ....... ...... ftrnllh 9..........Vkin WHIUmo i. Mafgle. Dsker relieved Kinsey at the on* hut former pilot Jar Marne* in the aecoml. *Wjo-kow UennKk i*»ep«. I 3 I'liK.n, lb vcii, llutitle* I. Hull, l-rlhe 3, lien IS II start of the sixth ond gave way I ley, Klpieer 3, Huhln. Krrurp, M e came through with a neat aingle i.pened with a aingle pa*t second, i‘„ntr*r*.. In I 6 w. iram-tM-i*. if IlcildleV. Iltlh* bstlrd Ih, to Harrell #rter Ke*d was safe on SHlllen, to lift, ecnirig Maxwell. I • Slallh). 8.1 HC.*. T * » ba»» Ml. tloure, and Frank Hancock lifted a high K. Ilaantrk, rf * 3 rf H-icrllk, hll*. I'luro, ll')««h l, llsc-FRESH FLA. PORK a rprcrtionablo decision In th* That brought Ihn end of the fly which fell safely back of itc- M-rtrin, 1 * IM.'.l- V, >■ * • veil. St«tan iie < , MeMiHMni DouI * ninth. hle pur*. Klm»»» lu ItepMna lj> rally In that frame (or thu next und wbm Itonner, Abbott, end S'erraMl. t> f I ,Hiller, |j-fl nu t***e*. rirl*ni|u (. Heed, th* leagua’s leading hat­ I’.M three men wmt out. A Mate I Muxwell played the Alphonse and It • » 3» II 3 Total* -un S. till* fir * an-1 3 ter got three single# and,a .walk Mnlh Inning rally with two o-t Gaston act. I I 3 H H 1 3 M v rn n n rj -n r biought • lha fan* to their feet, . * a t I » With Iwn on ami n c^ u t, MrJ- ItutiBtr, »■ ' , * 1 1 Hubert*, rf allhouiih the mthu*in*m hail lilt lai i ,lciwn a perfect, 3 13 1 Abbot). 3b 6 1 3 6 waned because the IIruins had mg both runner# up M L haw. Mntw.ll. rf S « a • I'tillllp*. 3ti artued two run* In the ninth. 1 * 1 3 Jc»*« Dooley came th r flp i v*11h Hum**, tl* s e a l Ilir Itruin*, who rame t> tor/1 a khaip single through short, tl*rrt***n, If t e a * r with.a record uf four victor lex In scoring loth runneis. t)n I he l'h*pm»tt. 1 • " » Cornti Srcopd and Pglmallo Minor, i* J. 0, MICHAEL jt(2 lbte B g ) , p s v f .* t e a s their laid six sfsrtn, looked th.* f>r*t pitch 11 Ferrets), Chapman lain**, t* part of glnut-klller*. lVhst up made n (refect throw to get 31 3 • 13 I# i Totals lk*t MreTgdsntTriSyhm ydslltV X^AVlne P • *’ _o Innllia* iJisirtJ to hr the Tnakingx ,,( Itooley who was stealing the Lag. l^-eebui# . •** bit HI rmiMithly working machine t *u’: Defame nu one roterrd. D-*'„ry tunluril ••* ••• Hiinttuery: Itiin- l»*lte,l Ik l*utho flflil for^baltipg practice and kept going to third. Fen oral ton 3. tinnier 3. I'OUIrens*. ► ’ecras- V .eesburg W hen BattingAnd \oth Fait In Pinch !•: Binyrn# Hopping on (tbe faltering Ili“ F irn n l in a dcaperatn last-mln* nt* r*Uy, the Sinfor.l C.'lerjfwla vxhbltvd aomo of their old lime batting f»r*r before a crowd o f fans at Municipal Park „ye*l»rlxy afternoon, hut the attack an the Leeahurg BrulfiV acp hnrlrr ram* loo late. TBn Fnl* {oat. 0 t# it, to make It three' defeat* In the part four start*, amt to icti.l the leant lain' fo'-rih place. Never able to stage a come hack after the Hruilt* had gotten to Tlgt Minor for four hlte and three Tuna In the scrorul inniit.-, Ihe Ft li were rent hack to tin* tl >gou» for newt straight innings, tho laat five of them Miles* Innhtff*, without a acore. Runner* reached third In the second and ihlt>l frame*, and they rent hr I rround In the neat^two litnlnga, lut the old balling * punch f agefei ua* Pot ROAST1 OF BEEF lb. m MANHATTAN MARKET OPEN 7:0(1 A . M . C L O N E 0:110 I*. M . O P E N ' t II ILL I I : 9° V. M. SATU RDAY N IG H T S Our H elp •' W ork s O n ly 4H H our* Hitch W eek. - CLOTH1IAUH SUGAR 5 lbs. 25c ’ .STANDARD C0RNPEEF 2 cans 25c Ilc*t Blur Ituse r, lb*. No. 2 Standard RICE 17c CORN *.?• St o n 2 IJi*. 2 cans *15c 4 J.br. . k Lb*. LARD 17/ J3/ 6 3 / Lb*. White POTATOES Brown 35c jONIONS it ta ll cans 2 It*. 9c L in a r s M ILK 3 for P Can Limit) Mot bur's % lb. COCOA 21c 10c CHEESE IIox MACARONI Free Dalny p.mnd PHILIPS-*(3 Can Miglt) Pork &Beans 3 cans 121 ■N {xmnd WU IIAVK TIIK MUST LINK OF F R U I T S AND VF.GKTABLKS TO IIF. HAD. SKF. OURS UKFORB YOU BUY. Creamery BUTTER- I, Ilaswell. Ilarnee. Twn bu*c bit, came through wllh a high iiy l . • ahlHili Three tea* Istr. Maxwell, and home came Doul-y. HIi,ten b«*<*. Iamley. Haertllee*. Mween. I'nBirerae. Me.t I t Ahhull, Pair*h engird to center and lionIsui, tmut,I# play. Abbnll .to Jl nrr hit <‘npp« in th* heck, ti)t Hnnn.r In ll*MI,« l.ell nh l«***A lo-erlnirg I. a*n|nr>t II. atrurt mil, Dugnn Hided the'inning with a he Miner 3. hr l*in« 1 li*#** !■« Imll*. nil Minor 1. nil Kerra**l « high flj to center. •III., nil Minor I wllh < runs lo j '-Minor settled dawn fo.* *wo Inn: off Ijinc « with 3 ruaV Irt « Inn Inrtsr Pllrber, Mlanr. lilt hr innings, but he wa* povrerlrt* |j pllcber, l‘nppn ,k|,M «*r. prevent an unearned score in tb* Cell*. I'hapmnn 1. fmplre* l’«lm*r toil Itnvesel. Time 1:13. fifth, h * U*t Inning on tho mound. Copp* reached first when DAYTONA II. NKW SMYRNA 1 Big Phillip* messed up an iusy DAYTONA BEACH, Aog. 1».— roller. Dugan sacrificed Cop[,* to The Islander* went on a hitting second, while a passed ball per­ spree at the expense o f New mitted Cnpp, In go t j third, Cnn- 8myrna Cracker* here yesterday Irere* cam* through with a per­ In d Central Florida league game fect "sipieeje" bunt, scoring and won 15 lo 2. The gtme wa* ('Opp*. Hancock fle d o .t. railed at th* end o f the eighth. New Smyrna sent *Jt three Lefty Lane, former Day tuna learh Islander and th« league’* pitcher*. Smith, the first to fare leading hurlre last year, took the the Inlander batsmen, gave up maund for Hanford at the start of four hit* good for lly*.run* In the sixth, lie hnd not played ball one-third Inning nnd then gave for over two weeks, and consider- way to Wright, who gave up 1 lug that fael, he looked good on blow* good for 10 run* In the the mound despile the fa t that next seven frames. 1). Brower the Htuln* got to him for single* finished the final session. in the alx'h, seventh, and eightn Ilojton, Spake and ITarria hit frames, ami hi* own error an,| an- home run* for the Islanders, Hol­ other passed (util contributed to­ ton driving n run in nheed of him. ward two run* In the ninth. Tho gsena waa transferred from In the meantime, I’eriatxi woo New Smyrna nnd the Islander* having no trouble at all. Roberta vent to bat first. singled wllh Itonner nn flrat fa) Yllf* (Mil IMPHI 9 l the (list ifiniag. but Abbott, Max­ i m t M l NKii ii AN II N O ii, rf, 21* I I —• J well, and Phillips wem Infield |4h)titrm rutbrvih. Jl* Hat nr* singled to start the str­ r'ltmki*. ff Jll|IV’f, 111 and bit he never-got past third ft tUiriti-etf. If when Harrison, Chapman and Mi­ lliillun, c AMf*»r. im« nor were Infield nuts. Miirrir, Hi The Fed* got to first 'an,| sec­ *T*#l k, I* ond on twn error* and t walk In It IIt)f IIHVlt, c f — T«UI* ..... ..... II U If 34 IIhi third, but they could nut acore, while In the fourth, wllh one out, RNIM\A AN II II l» Uarnes and Harrison both drew a .Vl<i*rear> , rf t* walk, only to die on the base* Hmflh, ft*31* ___ w « when Chapman and Minor filed Ilia h* Mct'lrifftou, *rn outs. WrtRlilp lf.p From th* third to the **ranth I'rni’f, rf ... ... . J. tffikwrr# the Fed* were hlltes*. With two M«<i‘l#>Hartal, Hi . not In that Inning, Itonner gnt hit I*. Ilmvrr, t* only hit hut Robert* wa* nn Inl» 3 I II T M lii lMjrton« Urich . 'K It* 10—|!fc fiabl oat. lit M - t Nfw ifsairriM Alter Fe,j fan* hail witnessed HuntHhiry; ApnIwIr, HhanfiMii. fill* Itrrlh. Apddr, H«tHb 9. Illrb . that eighth inning attack which Wrlfnt 9. Mrf'l*lln»a| Kvr*.i*. Mliaiinetted two run* o ff thv big Lre»- immu ll.urlte, Mri'lrmlnn, J. Ilrower, Kill Kuna lt«||r«| (11. Hfiaikr hnrg hurler who appeared to be 2f Jrilnrr. It. Ilurn**<l, llnlion 4. llrlngi they aettlrd hack to hope­ A|)nar. Ilnrrln I, CMtk 9, MrlMm dii# VvrlKht. Twn t»,iji4P kllw, Iliar fully await another onslaught in tl tl*. IKrkM, J, Uruwttr. Elum* Mim, Htnlit, lUrrl#. >*«rrlfkr the final frame. I II*rntIli. If ttttipi* N1 <1 |p 11 Hut, the Hrulna got the twn tiKf# litiih**, II Hill 11*trrt, Atmiir I, CM*"lia run* back quickly at the Biuln l^tfl Oil haw*. N«w MinyrRa i. D*y. ItPMrh till*, tiff Rntltll 4 ninth started. Parrish opened wllh |f*ui wllh ft runa) In 1*3 Inning, tiff a single tn right. Cupps bunted to Wrtgh! 19 (wllh l« runii In 3 In* iiiitRp; raff Hntwrf I. hit In M m* Hi Lane, but Line' throw the hall Inin off tn Chvrk 4. U.a»n« ollrhtr, 'PE tin laxIlf*. nil t'nrwll tenter field trjlng lo get Parrlah. smith Itcgei ‘ I. Hi rue_ _ ghi* 4wt M_____ „9. !___ so that both runner* were safe. A --hJSm ' C*hrrk Wrfaht i.* hr ft. Vfllt ptirht*. posse dball permitted both run­ Hmlili, rh**k. m =-• f ners to move vp a Late, am) Du­ ORLANDO S# COCOA I gan tingled to center, "curing buth COCOA, A og. IN.—The Orlsndi runner*. A feat double play an I a ground ball to Barnes brought i Tigers move,) half a gam* out >c front In th* Central Florid* an end tn the scoring. Tire Fed* are hopefully await­ l eague by handing th* Indian* a ing Sunday’s game here with thv a to 1 defeat here yesterday, A1- w. FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS ca 25c BEST UBAIIBWIUTK Nt). 2 CAN FULL PACK BACON lb. 10c TOMATOES 3 cans * 15c na ■ •' 1 1 AT ly STORES ^ APPLES S APPLES 3 1S< 25/ IBS. OoMbbD*Hvfoua ofMli3rev0*t*l» Tsbl. lb s . w t i t jm 2 I 1 1 ! J rAim TtUmr LBS. 15/ W 8/ lb. yw> STEAK u>- ISH AM S M JU t L a rg e S k in n ed S m ok ed I II ■ IB.1IT For 18c CUTS—Sliced nr PJeco-lb. Ik.I I'ellfnriMa .v f* •wait- WE HAVE NO EGGS IN OUR MARKET OVER 4S HOURS OLD;v .r - i- L ;|JR E X P E N SE H AS BEEN C A L L Y : R E D U C E D ..T O H A L F . . . PRA " W e e n jo y , (h e u s e o f o u r e le c t r ic j T o r lig h t , r c fr ig e r n llo n a n d r o o k - r a n g e , r e f ri g e r a t o r a n d o t h e r e l e c - T a g -h u m u ch m ore in on r, b e e * p r a c tic a lly r e d u c e d t o b A J f o f (hflk p r e v i o u s c o * t o f i c e , U 6 m e , n o w th a t y o u r n e w " T h r ift y fu e l, e tc . T lir e e ” r a t e h a s m a d e It p o s s ib le y o u r p ro sp e ctiv e cu ilon iortr lo u* fo r ; u s lo n se th e m a n d w e w i l l h e o n l y (0 0 g l m L l o r e ­ w it h o u t s tin t­ family Ydu m fty k n d ’ m y o f p e a t t h e s e s ta te m e n I s i n p e r s o n .” ■to .1 b - S ’d A 'l water heal cr, i • ft waffle Iron, I M p h r e o fo m iftd Ughta. Why don’t you co jo y Um tiM .of q ,complete clectrie^tcrrice alncd U cotta no m ere than ‘ 1219 W. 13th St. Ouhlooed Mcthoda? A FLORIDA ^O ^U C T ! ft Especially 1 waltr_ condiI I f or Florida Blueing S tvl Hart of tha g o t* ; I w (jf-Hr1.■ *•7 ,. * sSjti; , • You’re heard ef U o* the r»dio. New let U at ,Weakly’a at tltla apeclal gale -trie*. ' .■ S- -- 1 t G,1,t i* •V a l l f ’J ' -, '■ ‘ ‘ — mm and nikel aoflstKr* 8To a I * V - * BANANAS 4 lb s : 17 / Tl CANTALOUPES 25/ CARROTS Bunch s / Hamburger,Or ; Sausage M e a t ..<*• IO / EGGS BLUE HERON 700 W. 9th St.' 3 1 II1- Fla. Round, Slrioln and Club llreetl WtStnatye in g . T h e s u m to ta l o f o u r e x p e n s e . ‘ •kk I 1 REEF ST E W * hd. m S I D E ib. 8/1 Shoulders ib-lib/ CHOPS ib. » S H A M S ib » 5 i ■j". I W K W ' t r i e th in g * ‘3 fat’ I BetterFoods rj » W. H. LONG --.t ic : - <' iT & I ASK ANY EMPLOYEE OR YOWT FAVOWTp I ■*i * im S - • H f 1M I ■ �STUDKBAKER sedan for self. Excellent ronditbm. Term* If ***b*d. Brraa’i Garaea liw a n #nj “Sanford Avenues. JL SiR E IR A C H ) D is c o v e r y O f R e m a in s O f M a m m o th s J B fe o n RE S UL T S A nd or ircrtkL n tm ta i .Vnitr* Is hereby atven that partaaet to Ileal decree is that earln peadlag la the Circuit » isrlcasse nl the Twenty.third Judicial m i l of the aisle of flnrMs. la and for Bemlsole Cnssly, la t'kaneery, wherela Stella P. Rvnae. by her husband ind sen S laeA lend. Prank Kvsns, Is plaluiKf. and C. I. Slephese and Lillian B. Hltphens, hla wife, IIIMred Oetaea, a widow, ami Ad-lla Osteen, It tlvlag. amt if caad th* heirs, devisee*, ■raster, ee ether rleimaaie aeder the uld Addle Oel.ee. deceased, end the heirs, devisees, arenteea er other claimants undar T. I. Osteen, dec.*eed, ere der.pdanie. the Be* deretpanl, I'nvnia Jahnenn, e* tpe. d el Ma.i.r le CHaecery. will after fur eel. aed sail si public "Murry to hlehe.i aed heal hldc.tr fur FRED AUSTIN COUPE. Guarmn th* |*h at the frost door at tha Chert ff teed by Reel. (225. Also, Mod*. sure Is th* n u at Aanferd, geai. Coeaiy, Klnrida. and wit hla >Pickup truck, |1M. Reel A Son* S al* t least hours ef .alt, an Monday ustln dealers. tha tth day of Sepl.mh.r, M il, the follow Isa described lots, alt*** er parcel* uf land sltaal* In Seminal. I'nualy. Florida. la.wit: . Lois Two III. Three til, Toar II) and Klv* It). D onat's Addition la toko Mary. Handsole I’wusly. Plarlda. aa per thereof daly recorded In f lat he, pehllc records of Aenilaala CouelyJ Florida ' . . 7 ALSO LTS waat small unfumlxhed turn house. Large yard. By Option buying. Box "House" L R e lic s B ig A id PHILADELPHIA -Bsftirtnlag* of etvtlisaUpn In Americ, can now be placed back IS,000 years, by lha discovery o f mammoths, musk­ eg, camel, and &U<m remains con­ temporaneous with relira of stone age man near Cl.ivta, N. M., ac­ cording to Edgar B. Howard, leader of the expedition fmm the University of Pennsylvania and the Philadelphia Academy o f Na­ tural Science*. At this time, the great glarlsi L E G A L N O TICE lisa. Nolle* I* hereby give* thsl M. R. U nTU iO inill, pitrrhaaer of Tax t'erlltlrat. Nu. I ITS, Ust.U Ih* lri.. May af Auaaxl. A. H, 1*11. has riled •aid r.riillrat* in lay nftlre, ami has ma d e a p p l i c a t i o n far lax deed la leiu* In arrnrdaare with law. Paid r.rlllleata .mbrar.. I h .’ fallawlng deaerlhed property .11u.led la ftemlnol. Counti Flor­ ida. la-wit: NWU of NRL I Less N It* yd of w m yd» Nee. U Twt>. >1 H-iuih liana* II Ke-I. II aer»* The ealc land being n e * ....d at Ih. dale of Ih* Uauanr* a f euch r*rllftra l. In ih* name o f T W. Mo­ ran. I’ nles* said cerllflral* .hall lu­ red ..m .d arcordlns |o l.iw las deed wilt l.eu* thereon u« th. Hlh day o f Wepl.intier. A n „ IrlL llloca “ A " and lots On* II) and Tprelve f i l l af II p , Du* rant's Addition in Lata Mary, arrordlng to plsl Ihereof aa -tile la i V olfira at lha Clerk of Ih* I'trcull I'ourr a f MealBole Cnunly, florid*. la Plat lleah ». pan* II. W iin ... is: oiridsi aiinalur* and aeal Ihl. Ih. Ini day nf.Augaar. A. n , l« ll Said sale la he mad* to aellsfy Ih* l.rm . af “ > % & V ^ o" hW As Speels! Master. F. Gamer, PRBD R. WILSON. Solltlior tor Plaintiff. v. « . tx iu n tju w . Cleric Clreull ro a n . Panel. Bale Caunly. Klnrlda. U» A M. W KKKX D. C. FRIDAY and SATURDAY AUGUST 18th and 19th B ETTER FOOD STORES a a H. E. WEEKLY No 2 w eekly l»»*W ., «lh l l l » W . 13th 8 t. SUGAR $ LBS PILLSBURrS FLOUR 12 Found* 60c 2 Lb. Round Table Regular Be Packages Campbell's and atone age weapons, out called on Dr. John C. Merriam, pieeldent of tha Oarncgi* fnstilutior of Washington; Dr. V. Van dtraclen, director of th* Royal Muoe.rm u] Rruasals, Belgium; Prof. Chester Stock of th* California Institute of Technology, and Sir Arthur Smith Woodward, of Linden, to examine Ih* ait, and run'irm ob­ servation*. In the past such fad* have always been discounted by higher authorities aa ~pwr obaervatlon'*, but there can be no Jjuht this lime, Tho gh to the layman this la just another foaail hunt, pernaps interesting, perhaps not, >o the fossil hunter it means he ran add chapters to the^arly history of th* rise of civiUMtion in a time when nature anil the ro-k» were *j|# historians. For Instance, it I* learned this section uf New Meifco was not always a desert. Originally there was a string of smail lakes or water holes here which emptied into the llrato* River whose source I* now at sun* distance. Tha region at that time must have been fertile and well waterou. Then ramv the upheaval of t*>* Kocklei, stopping the moiet'i.x laden west winds and drying up thr region* to the east. The tem­ perature mj*t have been verj cokl too, for inrluik-d in the ma<* of fossils are th* remains of n.u.k. oxen, now found only in notihern Canada, Greenland and ulh»r parts of the arctic. Mammoth remains *ra plentiful here, and Ihrse animal* are known to have lived in cold re­ gions because whole xpe.-i.nena have been found in Siberia ermplettly imbedded in Ice ahlch kept them in cold storage thousand* of years. Finding the fossils of rainrl* indicates that these animals lie. tame extinct In America runic,nporancunsly with the rise uf eu.ly man. Today they are slrlc’ ly Did World In habitat Th# large quantity of f r i lls •how* that a* th* water a ipply wa* drying up, vast herd* of ani­ mals became mired in mud which formerly marked shallow pend and lake bed* here. Such ellmutl* changes are known to hav» taken place close to the end of the last glacial period. LINDBERGH!) NIGHTS BEING Porlt A Ikons, can APPLE jf c L t Y .... Cburngold Mixing Bowl Free with Pura Gold Crista, 3 lb. can... Oversea Stuffed & « m SYRUP, Vi g»L.... U M Ail Flav-ra <4| A Olives, 4 Vt ox. hot. I V JBLL-O, 2 for— Crystal Wedding OATS, pkg......... . Calumet Com Margerine ■ Starch, lb. pkg..... A . w Osceola COFFEE, lb......... X U No. 1 Can Osceola 1 Ox. Bottle Orermea Pura CHOICE MAYONNAISE or RKLISII, B m . Jar BLACK PEPPER Oreraea Baby Lima Oversea Macaroni or ^ j BBMhiUI, 2 for.—X< Oversea No, ti4 Can OacaoU 4 SYRUP, lrg:.BoL * No. t Can Overami Water Ground Dri Jtaloa CORN.. Quart f MUSTARD-------- Oversea Queen OLIVES, Cot.boL MAYONNAISE or MUSTARD, Jar_ l PHONE M-W ROAST Pound CHOPS » LBS COUNTRY RMOKRE SAUSAGE runMI. Ib K*l»r. lu It Cornels To Buying Fooc II Tllllr. v Brill, rf - H* ftlfiipvr. vif ItrliiiH*. M Everyone of Ih* 1200 items stocked In our stores is select­ ed by an expert food buyer, trained in hla own particular line of buying. So, when you buy orange* or olives, or any food what*.ever at an ARP Store, you're nut taking any chancr.i— you know you're getting th* best food that food expert* can buy. ItTA^IjNW 12 Poumln Iona PIrUl or SfllfeHialng pr«*r«* liY 1nu Imm- ' Pniifdril r»I* Y . rfhl here yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. I^Wfence Tiblielt. Thia I* the barll me'a first child by hi* sec­ ond wife, who until their marriage last year waa Mrs. Jermie Marston Adams llurgardl LEG At- NOTICE S u lta n a — D eliciou s, R ich 4 Lb. Curton Kine.it S h o rte n in g him i'K o r ArrLirATio.* ro * T it iia tr ii i iiik h o ir r in v •t.i o r tun liPM im . « i n I tnb o r Tir« s r t t n irr ri.oiiIII A. N iilkn In hprrhy i l « r n Ih gl It t> VAI «illN . (UirrhMRBi ««f T a « •'•r* lift I 'd |r N*i I. tin! »**f ih# I N •if A i l l t p l . A l » , I S li, hit" filrtl ■ ihl iir lr n i« III li*l iiffU’f . *h'J lilt R tiulllar M|*|lll« Mlhlll fo r III* fe#r*l L> iBdiii# III 4in*ohiring# Hiit| rorllfluM t# rinhrairpB Ih# fol* UminK *lfB*‘ rlh# 4l (»rop#tlir ■Itim lril in *Hr ml not# iS m n ly , P loH ilp , l*»* AAP'a Famous, Pure t.'renmery—TtIH or PRINT—Ils fresh pastrurlxrd flavor will delight you, .8 O'CLOCK . RED CIRCLE Mlltl and Mellow""JUch-Full Rmilml' Iona—Temler White P E A R S , N s . 2 c a n ..... Ions— Luscious, Yellow Cling C O R N , 3 N o . 2 c a n s ...................... P E A C H E S , 2 N o . 2 Vi c a n PEAS, 2 No. 2 can*.... ........ car Frencb'a Iona- Tender, Garden Coldslreapi—Alaska's Finest PINK SALMON, lull cun................... Smith Geld— CORNED ............ Sunbrite MB^L. 5 lb*.. ... ?9 1Ib. 21S lb. 25/ Iona—Delicious Palm live—Toilet S tayY o u n g i BEEF, No. 1 can...... CLEANSER. 3 cant DRESSING, pL Jar_____ ____ Special Valuea in, Heinz, Uuallty,.Foods HEINZ HEINZ HEINZ HEINZ HFTNZ HEINZ Baked Beans, ail kinds, 2 16-oz. cans Cooked Spaghetti, 2 cans.......... ....... Tomato Juice, lrsr. 18VL»-°z. can ....... Pure Cider Vinegar, pint bottle........ Rice Flakes, package .........: ............ Sweet Mixed Pickles. 5-oz. jar Large Criitp Iceberg FOTATOk TIo lbs. r u e , BaaMt PEARS; Cnnl iiM CHOPS, lb. Ik............ b t e APPLES^ 4 IIm#... * Hmfd Hmd r . CABBAGE, lb...... Yellow Rip# • ........... ItaJah-SAUD GViven.ite'n wallop la both M a .f b il 'i eaaaly wbsi thraddad Vbaat wiU do. W» 100% wd*J> ml,i,4 with e/f lb* vkal flf#l IIIDflollg illAtfllly with Natara’xcorroa awaaur* of bra*. Noth* lag added, aotbiag takan awxy— ready tmkad, ready to ear. Taaet groat, root Gold**-brow* bitcuiu, a g ia in o * >Mp4ag o f milk o f exuam, a y H with fruit. Try this feat for ma atorolaga. Or order It for a i i i A I i hath. Aad aep xloag with tha happy ham* who ear Ihraddei Wheel 14. aad nay youagl UOKAR VIgoroii.i, WltiL-y CO FFEE lb. SOAP. .T rakm HERE'S ONE DAB WHO KNOWS H O WT O / 8 Mi. Cnrtun KummiH White Naphtha P IN E A P P L E , N o. 2V t SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 1 8 tAh—A 7 1-2 pound son was born G R A N D M O T H E R ’S PEANUT Sultana—Delirious, Broken HI | PHONE 58-W Ifrriitl'iii. rf PmIth, l» REYKJAVIK, Ireland, Aug. IH. —4AY—Oil. and Mr*. Charles A. •Hi Hrg l i t rh N A M lb W uf Lindbergh spent the tiay sightUK m r u f l#*l 1 K#*‘ Twp h H im *# r* K a»t. 'rMH * n « seeing here while awaiting the rl»* IV. • h i rlt M K rh K * l«| arrival of their lias* ship, Jelling*, i h, *» 4**'ft*# arthi ll*ml If#111« m w ««l Ih* from Angmagsallk, Greenland. Til* d ill* o f ih * l i i i w n n o f Bin'll « * f . In ih# nnin* «f I’nkrmwu They plan to remain at least two ilflritr |'nl*B# m M «••rtlfl*‘ » t # *h «ll hm r*more days and will not make any tie r rn#i| Nt't'onllflM to !«# Ill il***l flight plans until the arrival of tho steamer, expected today. H 303 SANFORD AVE. DRESHED FREE lbs. Foil Quarter Pound Can Ow tw a 11 WfcPT 44 to 47 centa an hour and frrm l^ n ^ te d o f killing another negro. 45 to 52 cent*. by geographic! Kite-Hon wa» «»t for the n « h of area*. * , I Aug. 28. EXTRA NICE RHODE INLAND RED Vanilla Extract N. BEANS - PEA BEANS E. PEAS — BABY LIMA BEANS 2 ^ ;* J S 2 _ I S !! l . ringing ^ « ^ i5 t 1n,ri«r-rrniTtar-T3Umy (ConUnaatl Prom Taira 1) By GFORGE STOVALL The Sanford All-Star team waa1prlii- of a gallon of qu o line. ail ml nated from th* State dta-L After that WD-hy period, ha is mond ball tournament In Ortamlo] auti<oHx*d to revise tha 18 5 last night by a 0-4 score. The Fo­ ley Lumber Company of Ja-|».in- ratio formula anu add "such a* U'ti nal formula* relative to lha yille, veer* the victor*. The San­ wh< totaling and retailing of pe­ ford boy* played an inspired troleum and lta product* in ruth game, but Inability to hit in the ma: ner a». In hU uliinion, may ba pinches coat them tha gam*. Although this was only the sec- necessary to effectuate lha purifnd gam* this year that th# boys pute* of the national tndustr al hero played on the sixty-fool recovery act." Tha 1H.5 ratio ws,i ifc-cided on, base* their fielding and base run­ ning were M h almost to perfec­ thr emit' « 4 forth, because it was tha average r*latlon»hip during tion. 1928- I9.TC period. The base Foley got two In the second on a single and home run. Three | , llitia* to be used would be .10 w* t# made in the third on two; t > 30.9 gravity mid-continent for singles, two walks, and panel rruda and the averaga group holla. ball*. Th* other run waa madet Ihrra price per gallon of ga to line when a double down th# left foulj of 57-«5 ocane rating. Lower ami Una rot p**t the fielder allowing] higher iiuality crude* an) gasotha runner to coma home. Sanford’ line* would la carrd for in their g«t two in the thin! on Evan**] profar differential to this Iraee. home ntn after Driggers had] 01 ripert* explained that th* alngled. A third waa made In the, 1928..TJ averaga for gnup .1 price fifth on a walk, stolen haees and) gam line was around 4 cents a a single. Finally In tha eighth tha gall <n, ami that under th* provt* 4 ,0a. Can P IM IE N T 0 E S tt i, txetpt filling station work- DEATH WARRANT HlfiNKD tr>, and a ilk, week fog clerkal ’ .* <Aempleyees In production, refuting, TALLA * •* |in» activities, activities with .ith mZ . -G overnor ShoUx for y**t»rday and pipa line ^ Par* .arrant Henry Sanford Team js Oil industry C ode Eliminated Erom Seeks C o n tr o l Of Orlando ToUrn^y Production, P rice THIS WEEK SPECIAL—Hlgbext trada floor and dock paint. H U • gallon. 70e a quart. Staaley Rocara Hardware Co. .M E A T M A R K E T S .... LUNCHEON MEAT SPECIALS m eat roll UVER CHEESE VEAL LOAF 'G BO LO G N A — S A IjA M I Genuine Spring Lamb Pura Pork llorormadr SHOULDERS, lb. SAUSAGE, lb.—.:.— Choir* Western Young Tender VEAL 8TTEW. t lha. SUGAR CURED Whole � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 18, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f89fd283e2fea012aab9b750af6a7c7a.pdf 96ee4dac2cf9a79dfed8b864307a15df PDF Text Text m IK1 I lf B rvi m a &S * ® $ I » i a s f i P Hi il!;l & i iH i l i i i S m KlitUiUt i l i l i S P I'M I? * a ' ill! tiliiL iia M ia i W M i’M i Ki Win m Ml 5 • l e f t l f f i ? ; ! *f I f t l r f f t l t l l f | p in ilisH f * t \ i , |i fill! flfm li lllftl 3 f* r-rr-L. �( ( '« '» - - - - ■- __ ____ i-------------- -— - - ^ -__ 1 — SPECIAL THURSDAY & FRIDAY ONLY OTHER SPECIALS FOR 2 DAYS LARGE LIM EADES 3 for LAKEY'S FOUNTAIN I'EN anti PENCIL 50c Value . . Lilac Shaving Lotion 50c VaJue 7 O’clock Shaving Cream s e t s .... ....... ...... PARKER PEN and PENCIL SETS, $1.99 & 3 Electric FANS..:................... 3) Long Range * • ff FLASH LIGHTS............... tl.60 Value Cotv’s In Sets— TOOTH BRUSHES, 2 for Iwiney’s A ntiseptic •. RATH POWOFR Reg. SI.&O Vslue Hcuhignnt • RATH POWDER MOUTH WASH, pt........... Heathful EGG Drinka Coty’a POWDER with T I R E D ? Run down? D o c t o r ! nay, “mure eggs." Then try Home of the dellcIqtM tug drink* which ar? a Hpeelnlty at nur fountain. . . ji* re­ freshing an they are wholewome. CREAM of is Riven to our - prescription de­ NUJOL partment at all hours. We pur­ chase only the verv best of inRretlienta with which to fill the prencriptlon your doctor order*. Our customer/ health is far ton important to trifle with inferior products. #W PERFUME—both.... ... , 3) Special and careful attention R A T H S A L TS In BEFR MUGS ..... Ijtn e v ’s Heavy Russian MINERAL OIL. pt, (Quart-------- u /eA ijb cxtu f Loved ctu/ l “Two Sodas QUICK” * JUST draw up at oar curb and before you ran nay Jack Robimon. one of our efficient helper* will be bringing you the delicious neda* or aun* dan y o u aaked for. That’a aerrice! OUR PIEJ Tickle Yot I \ CHOCOLATE CAKE \ drew*** SMART hosteoses are wise enough to know that a party'* a sure aurcesa the minute this delicious cake mokes Its nppearnnre.. Serve it at your neat luncheon or dinner and discover its charms for yourself. A to hou»«ho‘“roUI,h. p r ■ sa g fr * PINK! ° Yll DHfcS9tS AW v p TAKE apple, fr’instance . . . just treat big plump aep’ratu bunks of fruit in their nat­ ural syrup—slutted into a .’rumbly, fsl'-apart crust os light os a feather (a teeny -me). c tfy rH c o A ts Chocnlute Loaf 15c & «P Cake HI-GRADE BAKERY “ I T H I N K I ’LL B U Y THAT NEW W ATCH” A SOCK Corner Hecond tk Palmetto That’s a darn good Idea. You know a par­ son only livaa once and If you continue to put off enjoying those little luxuries that make life worth while—you sim­ ply don't Uve. Then toa When you see the N.R.A. emblem 'on our ad or in the Market you can rest assured that WE are comply­ ing with its regulations. AVOCADOS Each . FORTUNE Carrots Bunch 9 / m ag no lia a v e n u e % . . . it what you’d Uka to hand the clerk who aelia you boa* that melt away at the tote, sod we can’t blam* you. However, we are oafs, ’cause these interwoven socks are tripte-rr-lnforced at toe sad keel and at the upppeiM^Kre -i i �Local Unemployment SUNDAY Oj m a d e re g a rd in g tin d ona In c re a se fa M et) p s jc r f S . W h a t th a re p o rta w aa t b i t 8 7 p e n o a a h ad b een p o t b a c k , t o w o rk p a ^ ifa lb h a d b ee n Jncreaaed bjr a llg h tl/ m o re th a n Condition la Much In Contrast With Sitnation 1 Year Agt? s till U av ea so m e th in g lik e • th o u s a n d p eraona, w ho ( tie r e d ‘a t th e R e -E m p io jrm in t A g ency, loo k in g f o r NEW ORLEANS. A i r 1C~M S s d o u b te d lr aom e o f .th e s e h a v e been p o t to w ork _ antt —Hill activity la th a , cotton fai o u k eM o an a lria, on w h ld i' th e f lra t r e p o r t w aa ia a lr r w u^dnertbed a i approachA n o tH ir w llfb e comp! In# a m r rwort vrJUt m n t effort Mlmulatlng a s - oftid. I t Is expected that a much mlitic *<nt Intent ia Uta annual ra. It In thla second report than In part of tha New Oriaaaa Cottoa Eiehange recently. Tha report declared thta eondL should be careful not to antlet-emplo/ment drive In thla city. tfcm wmj much In coatrait with low uhb activity and peaatmlitic fraltng at tha cUrt of but wmcotb ft v u prepared h7 Henry O. He*- IE THE ROBBER :-B a 'cuing tide trouble! and morale* ho la aot. Thla fka ef them that *poQ 0 lot af them that rob 1 17: U. [SACK ON TUB TRAIL ^fckw -w all, aay a trifle p u t ) Aad- the time of the night aamee around a a the volcei ariee I k e IbUnlng eklee rlh 'a aymphonlo- meat a re of •ound, papular air of tha eauon H a*'any attraction at all, i yau My to tha gang, a*t If time that we eang The pne they' rail ‘After the tt» the pitiful tala ha* been wnrk which local merthanta ami local industries, under the ended ‘ NRA, are prepared to offer. The large majority of our un­ m m body behind yau ebaervee, employed could neither be clerks, salesmen, stenographers, I the flip modem ilu ff accountant* or machinists. If ths Jobs ware offered them. l whole lot too roughj Ws do not mean by thta that, there should be any let-up K U rare a bad Jolt on ihe In the local drive to supply Jobs, o r that those who do come serve*. r chance that you fellowa re- under, the NRA should be any less vigilant In the perform­ ance of th e ir duties. We slmfdy mean that It la not rea­ member A tuna w( could all Mng »o sonable, to expect a handful of downtown merchants to f u rn is h jobs to all the unemployed In this section. They 1 : w a in ' rw JuM how doaa It s o t must do tJttlr part. They must comply with the terms of lit a minute: I know. the President's Agreement or the special codes for their Bara go** for good old particular trades. ‘Delay B*IIT‘ But no spectaculag results In the reduction of unem­ fan’t tha word* or tha me*l« T hat m*k*a th* old harmony nettling' *e*m* to .coma back wn an old fading track, ‘ And you feel you have Juat got to Mng. estll you era hoarte with ex* arilon Old msaiure* will ripple and . flow, i until the dim dawn * '« * carrying on (toe thing you ran ray for tha ibuac anyway, they had ranee w«gb not to Mage their revoluMS during the height of the tourlulatana annually lupplle* the A With two million frog*—and f Long.—Winter Haven.Chief. Mean Huey Long and two ployment or the Increase of payrolls In this section can well be expected until the farmers are again ready to put In their crops. In passing judgment on the success or failure of the local NBA,campaign, It Is easentlsl to keep this fact In mind. What A Relief economic or governmental flavor aa Important these days that the great significance of a story concerning the Na­ tional Association of Retail Clothiers convention In Chicago la likely to escape the reading public. Information has been disclosed at this convention which wilt mean mora to the male population than all the NRA codes, balanced budgets, commercial treaties, mone­ tary conferences, the gold standard and other matters which are perplexing the bralna of the nation. At last, ao the tailors say, there hag been devised a suit of clothes which will hold Its crease. It Is called the "living suit*", and It la claimed that it will spell the doom of haggy trousers and bulgy places at the elbowa. What happley or more pleasant newa could be heard by. the men of pier this country, especially those of us who sit In a chair all day with'our elbowfwocked at a typewriter, than that hareafter we will not be troubled by getting a formation of cloth •t the knees, elbows and other places, not to be mentioned here* which resembles tfce balloon spinnaker of a sailing schooner 7 According to those responsible for this far-reaching discovery the secret lies In the elutlc wool used In the neceasary arena, and what (a more the elastic Idea will be available soon In other materials. With the adoption of thla system In men’s clothing ths many problems which we are confronting will appear much leaa troublesome, will. In fact aeem to be unworthy of any conalderabla worry, what with the asauranea that we can ■it down, and croaa our kneea, and bend our elbowa without feeling that we muit go Immediately, to thd pressera. ter, eerraUry emertlu* of the ex­ change, and Henry Planch*. aecretary. The commercial crop, Inchdlitg aead, and totaling 1B,OM,000 bolea of cotton marketed durinr the laet reeeon waa valaad a t ASM, llffO.TBl aa compared with ■MASS tha pravloua leu o n , tha report raid. O The average price of lint cotton teat aeaaon waa 8.05 canto a pound, <* compered with an av•rare price the precedtag raatou of SOD cent* a pound. “The crop waa not qutta qp to taut year In grada,n Mid tha ta­ per!, "terracin g about !0 polnlt batter then middling, with fairly good to etaple and a minimum of high and low gradee. “The peneon for the moat part ha* been one of uncertainty and dlMatl'fnrtlon with a gleam ef hnpcfuTaeaa daring the latter mnntha by rve.on of governmental effort* to better the eitaqtlon. There have helped tha market and aided in obtaining Improved Mleu and Increased activity In marketIng and ronaumpllon. -'We are atill left with an e* cvrelve carryover whlyh the gov­ ernment le lai’dahly endeevorlne to reduce by the unumal effort ol Mrtlal cancellation of acreage for he romlng aeaaon. The revolt of tha eiperlment la Mid to be prob­ lematical but It la mealing with hearty acrord from the trade." “The Mary of American milt* It encouraging,” the report went on. "A t laet year’* eloalng condition* were at aa low ebb almoat a* had been wltneaeed In the annate of the Indwalry, and while there wa« .an undarlylng feeling' that any change muet be for the better, there waa a preponderating aenti­ me nt of uncertainty. T h la .h a i been gradually changed until at praunt condition* are ju it tba appoalte. “From Augvtt. to Marth, Indulive, ther# wa* a moderate change for tha better, while from April on tha Improvement waa *uch that meet mill* worked to full rapa­ city, operating night and day lh lfti, ennvumlng, a* stated by a leading authority, more per day. ■outh end north, than ever bofaro."- Dougtaai decided a •peetaeulai* real would ba one of a “death" •truggle with an octopee. He ’r o t Ihia octopoe—a vidoua apeclmaa bt tha jaathaemo bread rtratchlna IS feat from an a to area—from aome Italian flahermen near Monterey. It took four men to yet tha daellfUh into a hur* hognbead af ralt water for »h(pment to the Douriaaa awlmmtng pool here. But who would do tha w netllnr art? “HI Lake him on,"' volunteered IT-year-old Pinranee. It « u i a anxloua moment when the allm girl dived Into the ft* . Brice camT to Valdoita with tha Injured man and returned with 'he body yeeUrday morning. He la raid to have itated that Edward* waa apparently alaeplng hy tha highway and when aeakenc-J* by the approaching truck aroa* a ad In a data etepped la front of man wearied by a long driva, lay down on the ground hi front 'of lh# parked car, to raat. The Quitman !*„» out tba elate. . ,B*nt br ,h* trutk driver, to tha af*eet that tlta acclfent victim, arouaed by tha approaching truck had apparently become eonfased and moved Into the pathway of Uta akull, auataload a broken leg. tha approaching truck. He waa brought here about mid­ night and died a few hour* after her fleah. .,JL, , DougUaa ground hie camera aa long aa he dared, then elgnklled the 'a c to r." It w u Umd to atop. But the devilffch waa unuaed to •tag* direction*, and kept right on eucklng. Men (fattened about the edge of the pool dived to, and It took the combined etrmgth.. ef aevtrul extricate Florence. MARTIN « imam « Ddzfteft % g ato 4 u Au t y For HARD WEAR, there la nothing batter than Ooala A Cay’* Hoar and deck paint. I t wtU not aerateh, bllatar, or paal whan properly applied. STANLEY-ROGER8 H ■ »' -204 San/onHA’ A VERY UP-TO-DATE finishing BchoOl With courses in Arts and Decoration, Entertaining Dress, and Beau­ ty. There's also a very Important course in "How to - Get Your Money's Worth." Everything is, absolutely ' . M - - -t y k . f = ,» up to the m inute, . . nothing behind the times here. We a r t referring to the advtctlsefflentA in this newspaper. LAWN MOWERS R*f*ln4 aaS au e ro w a BANSpRp, TWKNTY YEARS AGO tve >.uV?iJE”l*M BMwMale lr I a J. W. SHADOW cial world Is doing tb make ycur home, your life, yourn, . i, i -iv. 'A *V' " self, more Interesting. More plessant Lense Duplicated DR, HENRY McLAULIN, Jr. alght jlr . ;aad U n . The toccca o f lndu»try depend* on plearing jron. ■•• • ; • Ai ■1 I**<*.■» / •;11’. I . s , f«r^i * ? '^ ‘**V manufacturers tell you' illadya Beryl* have a delightful wears • are doiaCatxHft i t ' T .ra*d!r*i$(|iroL «i.*t tr ‘ p a in t s “Beat For Tha South" ft 4 , Hn. J-. j. DWARE CO. �toned woman and accoeftd ilk man, banting lite r that* t woman was th* mama wife. Th» man, Robert Sommer*, *«M • . he had marri*d Kata thtp^ yektoj ago am) tatooed ’ her completely, aJttrillin g her an lha oaljr in the world to receive the cams plat* tattjolng in three month** Their bui! nee*, however* |taJ #«t prospered and after their tail eagagement in York, T a , Kata atarlrd for Baltimore. M e hjid little money ao aha hiuh-hlkad. They were to meet at the " M •eum" where they pianneJ to baa gin thowlng. When he reached Balt move Tuesday, Sommers waa pus tied. Ills wifa could not bo found. Nob until the policeman told him Shook the tick woman yesterday morn* tng did ha have any idea whera she might 6e. She is delirious and has not rrcogoltsd him. U#B»n Lmer Hex F t O R l D A #S a H E W ^ A E R I A L G A T E W A Y Sety New Record In Ocearf Crossing ' t f i p ria Is Girl Scouts Of Lake Mary stage Meeting A social meeting of the Lake i Mary Girl Scouts was held Tues­ day afternoon at the home of Mr*. Prank Evans in Laka Mary. 1 After a short business session tho Scouts wire joined by their n e s ts antf*a short exhibition of Scout work*was given. During the meeting a talk an travel in European countries, il­ lustrated with picture*, was made iES’ bK c ” ' by Miss Annette Hinds, of Troy, K. Y , who has toured Europe extensively, Mi*s Hindi is visit­ ing her sister, Mrs. W. E. Cole. At th« close of the meeting refreshments were served. Those enjoying the meeting were: Mrs; W. E. Cole and Mr*. Prank Erans. members 0f the U k t Mary Girl Scout committee, Mra. Raymond Ball, Brownie leader, Dm Misses Annette Hinds, or Troy. N. Y.. Ardelle Hinds, of Tuscaloosa, Ala., Donna Belle Sel­ lers. I.leutehant, and Alma Coch­ ran. m (sta rt, and Christine Cole, Grace Konkins. Betty Brown, Jane Cochran. Ida Robinson, t.urllle Garreli. Lauretta Mlnchcw and Claire Erans. Girl Scouts. Helen Schotts left Wednei’ ----------------------- wS 'E L E T , “ McClelland’s Camp Kr. and Mrs. J. D. Cordell McCIelland’* Camp waa th# tarn moved from 1S1JH Palmetto scene of a house party enjoyed ' i m m to M2 Magnolia Ave- last week-end by a number of th* younger set of tht* elly. Dancing, swimming, boat riding, Mr* G. J. Meriwether and aqoaplanlng, fishing and other fcegktere, Mary Louise and Vlr- forms of amusements ’ entertained tMe Roth, and Mis* Ruth Hand the guests. Ben flatter, Jr. was , Ml todaf for Chicago to visit th# mascot. jie Century of Progress. Those present were! Mr*. Ben Halter, of Charleston, S. C_ th* Mrs. Mary Rtrong'end Mrs. Al­ Klsse* Helen Wilson, Geneven* ba Moseley will leave Sunday for Wells, Horten** David, Evelyn to attend the Century if Porter, Glady* Gamer, Elisabeth L They ‘plan to bo away Methvln, Helen and Betty Col­ bert, Barn Rniline, of Eastman, Ga., Judy McClelland, and Teddy fam in g » P*rty spending >rs- Morse, Curt I* Coleman, Charlie M ay at'D a y to n a Beach were: Powell, Charles Palmer, Herbert Rn. Lp*ille Belghlr, of Detand, Douglas, T. B. Mathews, of Barto, Wan*lev Mg the blisses [enabelle Hagan, Ga., Tester River*, Cfenalta Barber, and Mina llow* Porter, Charlea Strickland, and Jimmy and George McClelland. Among, th* vjsltorg were: Mr. and Vi*. E. A. Wilson, and Mr. !. Franklin Hardaway and and Mr*. C. C. Mathews, of ChuFranklin, J r . and Harry tnota. u ltr a spending a few day* kin with Mrs. Hardaway's par SMI, Mr. and Mrs. Harry J , Wil­ is*, Waat Ninth Street. Picnic Is Staged At San Lando Springs lfouaM . Mr*. Roy Holier left tMi aflemoon fpr Coronado BsatB when they will sUy until Saturday with Mrs. Holler1* father sad sister-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. C. B. Graves, of Grscnviils, B-C. Mrs. Catherine Berner. Miss aryatot Berner, and Leander truer expect to leave Friday t th* World'* P air In Chicago. away they will also visit res 'ia Ohio. Indiana, and £ . --------------------------------- Edward G. Robinson ' SfiUYfrig At Milane rd O. Robinson, wljo first to cinema prominence n* ■tor In »U tt& Cesser" and Money," com**, to the of the MUone Theater to­ on ex-gang loader in the Among those npesept were: th* Misses Camilla Dess, Loris* HlcVfton, Prance* Wilson, Helen Will to, Gen* Martin Laney, Lu­ cille Bols, Betty JHntermliler, Mary Maxwell, Prances Relts, Ella Spencer, and Ben Cogburn, Jean Turner, Bernard Hchlrard and guest, Charles Bogero, of Macon, Ga., Billie Ball, Alex Sharon, Claude Herndon, P. D. Scott, end Herbert Douglass. W. C. T. U. WILL MEET the W. c. T. U. to be held Fri­ day afternoon s t 2:00 o’clock at Social Calendar OCALA, Aug. 1.7—LTV—J. W. Blair, engineer In charge of the federal survey in this section In connection with the location of a rente for the proposed cross-<tale canal, yesterday said the work here will be continued unaffected by Secretary Irkes, order inWashIngton for a special study «f the project. The survey, which is be­ ing mqde on land an,| from air, ia along a proposed route from Jacksonville Atlantic Ocean, to the month of tho WithIscoot hee River on the gulf roast. At present the engineer! are working in the Ockalawaha River valle* between Sharpes Perry anil Welaka. If thia propuaed routs is used for the canal, engineer* said the water for the lock* necessary to raise ships to the required level would be obtained from Silver Spring* and Blue Springs in Ma­ rlon county. ' v' • W. F. Knotts, of Yankeetown, for many year* an advocate of lh» cross-state canal project, yester­ day told the local chamber of .commerce th# 'Jacksonvllr WithIscoochee route was the only pos­ sible on* for a ship csnaL NEW YORK, Ang. The Italian liner Res arrived yes­ terday from Gibraltar claiming a new roord for trans-Atlantic crossing by ships. •The Rex made the trip from G thraltarjo Ambrose lightship, at the entrance to New York harbor, in four days, 13 hours ami 68 min­ utes, at an are rage •peed' of 2n.lt'-' knots. The distance given was 3181 miles. The fastest previous crossing was made by the North Herman Lloyd liner Bremen, sailing the westward course from Cherbourg breakwater to Ambrose lightship, In September 1831 in four days, 18 hojre and M minute*. Iter hlchest average >(peed, however, was made on the eastward trip from Ambrose to Cherbourg ove" the long summer touite of 81DU miles June 30 last. On that voy­ age her average' speed was 28.31 knots. The Italian line said yesterday that the performance of the Re> made her the fastest ship afloat The fastest single day’s tun **X the Bex waa recorded as 2 M I knots, while records for tho Bre­ men show her fastest single day s run was 20.43 knots. palgn and th« Umldent’s agree­ ment I* to increase employs buy­ ing power through shortening tht hour* ot labor and lengthening shop hour* to increase employ­ ment. General Welslger declared th* blue eagle would be with­ drawn from business place* that attempt ta frustrate or evade Hw NBA objective. 1 AUSTIN, Texas, Aug. IT.—(IF) —t ice President John S. Garner yesterday appealed to Texans , to ’ vote for repeal of national profit-' hition at a special election An*. ‘ t Miss Elisabeth Ivey, of Atlanta, ’ and Mis* Sadie Ivey, of Eastman,' (!■„ returned today to Da)t*n» Ben h after spending yesterday ami last night here with thel# brother, John leey. They svefe eerompanted by Miss Keen Gist Miss Edith Walker, ami John Ivey, who are spending the afternoon I and rvening there. U. S. Marshal For Northern D istrict Will Not R e s i g n l’KNSACQLA, Aug. 17.—M l The Department of Juslire in Washington has requested the res­ ignation of Will Harrison, United States marshal for tho Northern District of Florida, but Harrison Yesterday said he would not te ­ ll ARRlSON DRY CLEANERS H *d ^ Top—Infsrnilionet air pattenger, mall and tiprsit station, terminal for Pan American Airways System, now under construction In Miami of th* world’s largest commercial marine aviation bss*. 108 E. 2nd Kt. Successor* to McKnlght Dry (’leaner# Lift—Plan 'of tho nsw Marino Air Terminal facilities ot Miami, Florida, showing how four lnto.no-. tional Airliners can b* loaded simultaneously. Cash-Carry Prices Oval—Colonel Chari#* A. Lindbergh, technical adviser of Pan AmsriCsn Airways, who officially opened tho first air routos to Latin America end who is now surveying a projected routs to Europe via Greenland. I A1HKH’ CLOTH EH CLEANED Plain Right—One of throe forty-pasiengar Clipper flying boots—world's largest commercial airplanes—In Pan American's fleet of 107 Airliner! operated to 32 countries of Latin America from Miami and Brownsville, Teias./ No Eur DRESSES 7#« OVERCOATS .......... 76* Woo) or flit It COAT SUITS ............. 76e White Wool nr Business H o u s e s In Daytona Beach Told To Obey Code. DAYTONA BEACH, Aug. 17— Business establishment* here have been warned by Graham Welslger, NRA campaign general of this trade area, against reducing the Lime their place* nf business am kepi open in order to evade the re-employment objective of th* reeovery program. Ilia warning applied to estab­ lishments having two, or more em­ ployes aa of July I, which are required under the IVeeidential agreement to remain oj»n a mini­ mum of 62 hour*, unless ti^ey had maintained shorter shop hours prior lo July I, and in the latter case not to retluce further the weekly duration of operation. General Weisiger’e warning, based on a bulletin from WashfBgton, ia to b* backed by a cam­ paign enlisting consumer support GARNER URGES REPEAL Lindberghs Plan Last Hop Of Trip To British S h o r e s REYKJAVIK. Iceland. Aug. 17. —jW) Colonel, and Mra. Charles A. Lindbergh expect lo remain in Iceland until at least Friday when they may fly to England. Th# coupte will await their base «hlp, the Jelling, due here Friday morning with supplies. Meanwhile, they will continue their northern serial rout* mapping activities with ftlghts in this vicinity. Colonel . Lindbergh said Tuesday night that England might be their next destination. (The distancr lo North Hcotland I* about I'd*) mile* and to England about 830). The Undbcrgh* slept Tuesday ■ight in their flying machine, lying off Vider, where thry land­ ed Tuesday after a flight from Greenland. They were expected In strop in th# plane ngain last night. Entering Reykjavik by automo­ bile' yesterday. Cointwl l.indliergh Weill diu-i-l to the |m tii(llre lo deliver * smalt |> slut sack. Only a few people saw. llie Lindbergh* enter thu building but soon tiaffic ,.n the street* was blocked and (hey bail to mate their **rape by a back dour. In ter they conferred with th* minister of communicating* and the mayor. t’oliinel Lindbergh rlunird up questions mrtrrming the flight* he has made sinre leaving North America. (In a Gtrenlaml map, he marked the route he followed from _ Labrador to Gndlliasb, Holsleinhorg and tfnumak ami hark to llolsteinlMirg nn the Writ roast of Greenland. Then he showed hi* flight tn Ruffin luind ami then from llq|*telnborg iicrn*« Greenland to Ella trie, in Prnns Joseph fjord, and via Scornby Hound to Angmagsalik. lie point­ ed nut how he flew across the Ice rap araln »o Grslthaab nod Jullanehaab, rounding Cape 1-’irewell tr> return to Angmairo.ilik. I|e flew from Angmag-alik lu Iceland. Mrs. O. T- I'cnrcun ha* rrlurecri from Kurt Valley, Ga. where he *(a.'nt several werki. Mr. and Sirs. Ralph A. Smith ami rhildrrn hav,- gum- i<> |»-ints in North ami South t'arutinu trt aiwnd a few week*. U. S. Takes Steps |Tattoo MarksUpon F o r Prosecution Husband And Wife Of Harvey Bailey I d e n t i f i e s Them DALLAS, Tex., Aug. 17. <>Vt The feiferul goieiniqenl look the first steps yesterday in the arosecut loo of Harvey Bailey and f.iuf others tliaigrd with the kidnap­ ing of Charles K. Ufschel, Ok!* honia City oil millionaire, bj <>r dering them held on bomb total­ ing $3(10,1)1HI. Fa il pleaded not guilty when arraigned hef.ne is-e R Smith. United Stales rommltsioner, ill the lijllu. county jail where they had ls-cn since their n rirst early Saturday morning at a faun h» se to-ur I’nra Use. Itonds wer* set as followsl llsib-y, $itHt.ood; It. G. Hhanmm, IV *e county fatim-r on whose land Halley was captured! Mrs. Shannon. Armen Shannon, H* son. and Mrs. n ld a Shannon, Armon’a wife, $30,18)11 each. Federal agents pointed utit that even though Itoiley were tfmake I ond, they still would not r lea-e him sin e he I* an es­ caped convict (loot the Kanxits prnitrntlary at [jm-ing and charged with mur-krr in conneetlori with the Kansas City union station massacre. Itai’e / and thn Shannons will Jo- held here pending possible re- SILK SHIRTS.............. 50c Tams nr CAPS ...................... 2fle I, ADlttV CLOTH EH PKttUtF.D DRESSES .................. S5e No E ur- BALTIMORE, Aug. - 17. - M iTattoo murks covering a husband uii I * wife from head to font served yesterday to unite the couple nt • hospital here, where the woman He* critically til from pneumonia. The woman was admitted t> the hospital Inst Monday, after u policeman had dl*rov*rrd n* r in a semi-conscious comlltiun in s cute, slicking with chills. There uu% no way to Identify her. but among thu Intricate de­ signs on her li>.ly w*« tho name "Kale H mimers," l i-stetday u policeman noticed a mao sluiiding in a doorway. The man** rhest and arms were a iiis « » f tattooing. Th* polirrni*n lememlo-rcd the story of the tat- OVERCOATS ........ ... 40e moral tu Gkinimm.i City on fedi-iul warrants. Ilslh-y is i-vpettn | tn be taken tu Kansas City tn stand It at fur mmJer. '(•■•Her at Denver, Coin., yester­ day Increased their guard nver Albert Hales, held there as n(T other of thu kidnapers uf Urschel. OPEN 7—CLOSE .« MEN'S CLOTHES CLEANED su rra .....x...... 70c Wool «• P A N T S ------ --------....... 35c Wnol - . r o1U7s A T1Sst . ..................... V -«*«*!•■*-•«■*-***•.* au< NECKTIES ................ 10c — — — --r I.1NKNH CLEANED AND I’REHBEQ s u i t s ................... we PANTS ............. - ......30c COATS ......................... 30c' MEN'S CLOTHES PRESSED SUITS OVERCOATS PANTS ........ WEEK UAVti SATURDAY OPEN 7—CLOSE 9 All Work Guarantor! Satisfactory—W* Will . Appreciate Your Patronage^ VACATION AT THE G O R D O N To-Ni* Friday Seminole County TAXES It was announced yesterday that th* Geneva Garden Club will meet Friday morning nt the bom* <t Mr*. Jeanette Marshall in Gene­ va, fee the purpoe* of erecting a shadow bouse for th* use af to* eleh. A picnic luncheon will he SarVM at noop and Uw regular hutnese meeting will be coofbcL ed at . I :S0 P. M. . . . . may be chtalnnl under provLRm* of tin- putch Bill. This bill Is affective only whm IB:*) or prior tair* are dun and the certificate* held by th* state and when I!K>2 taxvs have been paid in eash' I W* have an ustablLhnl bond credit in Srminol* County and are in position to give a W tr substantial discount ua the , parthaae of all ur any portion of a bond which lh« lax-payer ’ may need, i Lopk, Whatjs’ Happened rd "Uttie Caesar!” Jaai aa aid neftie whe’a teraed iy to M e l Dea l mUa thb Mi* eele th a t e th* uaempUynieei, !■ aaieag g sag tten , out of Jake . riH L > * v ram* brok! £ ! , Our representative cuvef* the Otonty and will be pleased to discus* your -problem* with you, with Do obligation on your part. Drop us a card, giving a description of your -property or tequriU eg eur representative to call. Act promptly If you \wt*h to t a b advantage of thlaBIU. 4 r A vacation 3.000 fret above the e ra . . . where yen can play golf on a “sweet’* 18-hole comae for 50 m ill a round . . . fish in the Carolina*" famous Iruut streams . , , ride a hone over mile* of cleared bridle path* , . , pley tennis on litWIy , clay courts . . . swim the mountain lakes or th*' new Counlry Club pool . . . become brrathlese with the beauty of thb mountain scenery J . . be' cool end comfortable . . . In (he happy comp$n/ of gay, kindred Spirits , . . that's ihe stuprotf, enjoyment offered you by the Hotel Cofdon- A hundred rooms of solid comfort. Three (pOcUmf^ Southern • cooked meals a day. At th t lurpria*. ingly low cost ot from 23.50 to 16 par diem .. d ' #v> � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 17, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/394630f2d40f77fecc2e8ab82cbe98b3.pdf 7184161af6e2600beeab6656c9eba301 PDF Text Text * i v . . v •••■ ' \ v ,.:• feu* jntwspAPKB f t l l h llr t In F lo r id a 's H o a t t i t * W o r ld 's G r e s i s t V e g atab ls S p o t a n d R ic h e s t G a rd e n I j u k L . V O LU M E X X IV AN M em ber A n o d a l e d POISONINGOF PERSONS Victims Of One Fami­ ly Were Discovered; In Automobile That Crashed Into Fence H O T S P R I N G S . A r k .. A u g . 1C. — ( A . P . ) — A email r u n ic p o is o n in g t h a t c o s t th>* liv e s o f f o u r m e m b e rs o f a f a m ily w aa c o n fe s s e d b v a m a n w h o . - T A L L A H A S S E E . Aug. IS. 'W’V—^.'athr.v May... commis­ sioner of agriruUute, W tll'ap* peil to the supreme I ”' m «n inlunctlun granted 5 /t Judge II. 1’. pelteway at l.a!a«!.i'id against the enforcement e l the state arti-arsenic dpra.- I j » . Pend ng action on th .• appro!, May > s lid a a perscilt-#. w.uld be sought from the *U( :-.n c court. He did not say anon the appeal ‘ Seoul.I be filed Judge Pelteway said he mbs Irsuirg the injunction to ihe group of erapcfrt.it growyTS oetnusu he considered'the a t.estc law In­ valid f enforceJ as regards grapefr I* when enneidered with the I'J.ll grren fruit llw filin g maturity staiuLs-Ja Id e n t ifie d h lm a e lf a s M a r k H . Shank. b o o ke d m A k ro n . M. ~ O h io , and •day In an an IT T D O A T r 'lT h P P Il inenunv’i •ieer a ccumbe-t, weree identified - E y officers os' Alvin Cooley. (0. o f l P c r S O f l H A kron; his wife. Kthel. ab«.„t 1»5 |> a y -— W h o *32 f ill I F llil TaXCH T o F o r- ev' r h o s e Rights ili-mr.lts t the W A S H IN G T O N , A u r . I'-. 1/11 llictia — Four of the rm!i‘*n"* g.o.lt in - j duttry. id stries were urge I yestei< ay t>y ; ! > ' " ll.e-r corf iritres .••p.-iids ‘ the N U A t» aitree iuickl> u|eei | uiucli ■' the udi.in... Hal.-. . Iei|»s lie v I cmlrt |iruvUlii)jg minim.im wnit1 uf resell mg Ins M.«)n*«i, linin', h » •! uf fin a l sour. -s said i I t'p In* u j* n.lifiy -1it Hi, • i V a a.fvic.-, It was learnt i y«e- p i p ; ‘ th* IC .••seveH .' il. xtralerday in administratiun eifeie , thm. . +-% innt.ent out to th-- ru»l, steel, >il and *«» H i*»y c^titparali. M t A. t \ on !h f | art uf I l f autnmohde industries frum It gh C H IC X C d ’. A11if- I" ,' C W A SH IN G TO N , Ane !«• <<D Jt. Johnson, n c .v r f y n ’ m i r t m m%»H| «tf 1hr h r in f M %%•*•)» ••*• I—. taiirem i tits 1 . ret tn Al t’ap..ne »» nrh*«4 Johnroit s t*yhl __ The first f u r t attack against tor, a . hi- upene-i b ilef e --inviei hiPtl lli 1 heago to ’ «»n'l . J"T the constitutionality of the Na­ iBinpaign to ( arh the 1-iitk -if *l-o to bum* th«* hath* iti *,u n.** »**•• ix.-i.ei rtiespiracy with 'J.t olhei N atnn's employes by "f j i I . i |ia--. I nr with hit ram|Miitfn » »r . In. wen- *turtril yesterday. tional Recovery A rt failed yes­ The oil industry nb-hs- uf III • f ur rrrftftnl |> trh v itiit f ow^r. Chi f Ja-tU'e J»hn J - l' .Y ‘ l*<' 1 terday In District of Columbia is operating uydei n t'-M tirsr) |*r* w)•(•*n( Koo* u'lt rail *i| ,.t crim inal •••“•'' * "P‘ Suprem Court when, an applica­ rrcokfi> rouiinl into *|»c\ul t r t ,.f halls a roc pus dire, ting f<"i I'rtI n ifb-v't •Irtimtr mranw nf « h * E r a n r r tion for an Injunction t» set a«ide With Ses-ielnry eiat autl o,itle * to r *,'a I'm- urtlinulitiit 'I h r M l V s .irti%»lv ndv. JoTifi 'u operation of the law as it nf- kins nt In pone i'i h i. eo it A.iv- A tin w th th* jrM h ir w ork« (iiln in lit r i' c m • ehi -f * sertflng to fvcteil T r i a s oil refiners was de- ferrril with «|>oh no ti li ti*»n nn 1 tlt« b’rtlrral i ••• a*l ». igia I trel |.t ml , \vli ilsal \‘ # ilea for ineoine tax w th iiinii^l f at uni. ut> ndm inisiiBior ■Ik •iDim»-j fu r n««M|if4 tl |»*l 1 fri t»al f "iV 'eral ufflelab heie saW thw r iinr— n lu t iir * f ■It... (| t a i i i H<|t ;»ji|»l*» * I •»»» thr le lir v ril theie w uld he no ohl-c aosigM to have set a - 4 * the In- li'e in Kr- try. rnat I »x »!.* • \ u t litWkl I’ n.i, , u„.. to u-turning Capone. Altortiperalui ' -'I loi iio iiii * r.-r.rl »|r lii.lluifactUI lity. ill tiiHHtfl t. . n call* .I c.ervrsl Cummings was ex­ strleliona nf tnterslale shipment fulil* Ih iir ' i - l k.nr m juli* in. ay a «»wli ‘ uli«* .^ ..led to see ‘dr Is. the writ upon of ml. ^ I I v till »»!••»•»» * ng sen m r rrtamrl '.............. r1'^ * . f j . ’ y j , , "V,, Wa-hington Thm * [ p lin n ril nnlT o n T li.ir i*» J.din till, “ Congress has^ileelareil.” Cox's ' (Continued On I’age Four) |' nil* i «•!» will r« • I* »« 'in I lunt ■lay or F n Lsy. ep l-!-n said, “ that ih e i- Is U i A - . , i n n i StBle's Attorney t.ro hns r , r C . Nrimeyr-r. • leader in national emergency and , Application F o r Iniunction. T c s t i n e j S , “ K ry Validity. Is Denied Rv District Justice (Jan* (,hieftainAnd2.1 Others To Be Tried In I’riminol tourt On Backet Charges "... « — - WITNESS STATES REPORTS MADE ";:;:;:r:t:r;;:::n:;,,,.:(:ouzENs barred by departments, R.F.C. BANK LOAN:OF CITY REGIME ee.itt ... - I granted the president brntd now . __________________ svllteil tlu w ill t» I , '>rTA LLA H A SSEE, Aug. 1«— lal -kl I tie due.linenl » J ’ drawn (.Ih—The Florida property owner aya.nst W ar.l... \ Aderhol, of w(,„ fatln to pay hla 1M2 taxes th- A Hants V rm n t forever the oppartunlty for _______ ______ - - . lo e a l n ih u .tiie i -aid t ap..»e yg.iempUnn 0f delinquent taxes |,| ,.| nli v v .......... Mould..li • .......... present in e urt reruin- , •'I pittmu . — und*r Futeh ........................ act, Attorney ......... the ..... ........... The seetlon nf the oil regulaGeneral Idindls said yestenlay. . t |otH around which Kdwin R. H urst, of Gainneellle, ■raged was the "hot ftl t,u( this quentlon: That forbids the Inter-late a id tin t I'ip*rtie Wool I be held in ..a s b i “ If a person fail* tn pny 10.12 m r " I'ook co.tnfy ' the jail •' " f *,a !' ment, production or withdrawal (ares does he forfeit nil right n il. o l.a.y al Joliet (tending h.s 0f gf,p putrh law In reganl tn from storage of any oil tnkrn t lE T R O IT , An* I't itY The U r.is.M l . . . rd were .s la b . In a l. * p ,y m, nt 0 f delinquent taxes? from the g nu n d In violation uf Indict <1 w ill. I'ipone on the former head .f the nnOs».: < UtiMSt • to.I by various f i l y of Sanford Sgy h# f>1I(l fo piiy |1IXP, rtatr- la>. . It was ......... I ..c . eliargr* „f ro ii-p i.a r, it. restrain r losp.| I n.ik startled a rrawde I .-...phryees a.»-l drparlmenta durinH th#„ pays |h, ( m txxrs, the 1 1011 11nil- by pieylng «n leg tiinate retary lake* under presidential w u| j that restore his right* ru.irt ....... ye- tenlay w.tl. a -u the uioi.th of Ju ly . a. •r.l•>.*c business wen- attorneys, a pr ml, authority. . , , , , . ... i.-.r ts placed tw-tore H.e t » f i n j pr|y|leveii of delinquent tax nent al l-rman, lov.l* uf laloe “ I do not think the National t uoeiis'loll tills week. unions an,| trade asssNUaliona. * »*ny Recovery Act ran be sustained by II i Im t ! lltH ivn, II** »rv •,..i ime he wa- named . la n ill. replied; to . J . N . Tidar h a lt ami gangsters. » _ any _ ^ t kal.l F . W. F . a ril bVnalnr JitniH l|? tie on ground,” followetl . a „ct. activ................ *« head of Their i.i l.et.... nt "It is mv opinion that if n Kluchtr, counatl for tb«* rrflneM* | tU |fi.t mi preceifnir ih-- ' I t hi Dr T«d«r I r .J liner iin.iUha' investigation during r-oncet- —nee —-k<- Is entit’—t t'• asking Justice Coa to grant on re 'jtr.a l - • Je-arlmenl, jun mill -ilt-eyuen> the benefits un«!er the Futrh Injunction again-t the federal (ruled that during July he bank ridais. •suited fiM w itness.* lln .s .s . be beL Ir s . than > 1 cotisultnt ons. had presented •MIt" w 1hill permit* « tax c^etlflrate to government. “The act la uncon­ Testifying b e fo re t'n.-ult -*ih r. at bis ITIce ur at the tn tyi (vc* sue .••stive f u ik county grand | t r j ; |sene against hh« property for stitutional and void fur tha cea1912 taxes, h* forever loses w hat­ *- n that It I* an a ltem iikty dele- J tlifs lla ir v It K c .tali'- Poe - oar I I,me. .i'll P-. ‘ ii» cTMi-iderrd uu i-riea. ,, . I „ l v -- |. , t The iiKlicInirnts covered an asever rt-ht* he may have had gate power to the President of gr-sn • Jury yesterday. U i ’ tui " (Imh i at.- it .,, an a . i i a . v u» “f **• •.•"In-1 fields, thr under that law ." the (tnlteil States which cannot | u ill*, fo im rr '1Mr»irn*i»*i of lb . . . a a .a __A I___ . . *•( tin* • nearly n ..... per d.v C,I. I Inun.liy. c . , t ' , .* , | r l leverage -ml In the same opinion, the attor­ he ilrlegated hut must 1m ever*1 N i' (..,:, hi,.. for ...... advi.i -r - e-l ........ . and d ye r, trades chic ly. ,.u iMtiinl |!»t*il l»-ii i*. -nbl In i* :* ney general said the Fu trh Mil cised by Congress alone.” .. .I at.ent.un .............. h» ' h ,' 7 n*".,r '' ,(, Fl«ch?r conlendr.1 the fe.lrral I C«»U/ II* ifftu I'I h Uf ha* pr*vlded for - redemption of de­ 'nsluslrtys. dirertlv. In the opinion of K arl Lehmann, linquent taxes for 1911 and prior government's power over Inter­ a I'-uii 11••in lb ICn'«*up >fr ill'll* I • ■, - Me I til. M l 4-' ......... '...d t' ......... . while I,. - ....I. , 'he Ix lx ; ttlims involved or a c aho m • short'hurt- tlaa kk ,. a n 10 th- years confined in to nam i* i im |»«ti uli'iii v%In* li v* an 11 b« who mai lul ■ y##r* with w|th bond* boml* only only for for the the stale, commerce was contlncil " r • m p to r b * •*' Mird !»••* I MIDI! 1 •*' vi il* -!.. the I. ..,. ,'..f m l....... . N. R. A . program before Sanford of property owner regulation and -did not permit IlllkP •a. . .t . Topping oil Du- i n *y' arm tactic, of the umlerwurld lo liw *t i iii pa it y mill p i i . ' t i t ' T tin* Kiwaniana today, the “future of ) |h>, .... ,|.r o -' m r- prnhlhltUn. v in r-i Dr. Tide, .........led ,h». t restrain Irad* . Am erica resU tpon the way HIn C(UIP. delinquent U x certificates l. « v 0u are called np"n -------------. ........... .. ................. "You op"n to ije- Mt h »it “ b flitla )” uliu-% iriyiiii it ,- |s*i .......... thie, major ..|w .a * » •“ "« '> .' w hi.h this program goes o r. • (Jh ^ . i , Irrm 'o - r e - •* r. •< w ri-'tiv hn*. I I . ....... • ...... limn IK. ' " ' k * i ,,-rw' y HI* talk followed an ra l.rta i.r-, 0D|n|r,na were made pub- questions that has arisen slnro 'J. 11•»•iv •», tlu ii pi* 'I in. Finn, hi,., ih ie f Mac Cleveland r,,l'"s"t ment pr gram which ha,I n- ,,s ‘ f fiovernor Sholt* the adoption of the C o n s t it u t e ” him i al iti i ib'At i i f il* t * '* •* can,, an rd e ie ting re,, ,rt w.ern « bi-aco I anndiy Dwiierr assoc a ­ highlight u humorous .c c o .i u y u l j yottll lo . a Fi-ch er told Cox. "This Is (I u Ii I i IIUm I Oil I UK** ' ............... prob ally the l-w firel •» M Squires, L> X lw am an k ran k Peirce, o f0mm|ttee to direct a state- d a lly true because nf Ihe apparl„- i rent , e r11 ,.•(... • I in T .,1 medial ir, Iliu re n i'V brginningi of tha N. I. K. a .- a commit. f |gn3 ................ ' . . 1. 1 .* | k v ttr • Chief Clay#1 incagu ecunomist ami unco • . is . .1 ' s>. I I la s t a Pr j S S ^ £ n v Jt E ^ of brtngln# tlonal guarantee, sh ul.l be were only *' " ‘I *er Gleaner* A ... ■ •>* a • ...l la n d Inusirteil, then Ne arV . t . ' y S T t lower M ilag e for .911. ........................le and abandoned on hi • ■ilnl* B yer* In slilu tr; Al Vrinaa t'siainage reach.........ly »s. \ f t t NrUu,,‘ »»P"Mienn leader of iaia >iii,> | _er mil ^ - during ...................... tuiicil, ami \|urray M N G S T lW , Ja i.ia ira. Ailg. I't Hull thi I the c l y turned from tig World’a F a ir id’i Twenty four p-i-iuis a*-inonDi aim iml'.d' to * i liu “...c ' (V ,lu m l,hr'>*‘ " ho . '-•• The full f r e e nf the state govthe country.” nis V a sho.t talk in whkh be Charles Fahy. artlng solicitor ■trail and sev tia l lum r l i l t . : - I.- , •* C-hirmtg.n public .enemy w.i b-1 proiect*. T b i. total r.commended that ail perseq* who emment will be thrown Into the of the Interior Department, a r ­ away as the rr'u lt of every elec lb in that r,-|»ortr.| during .l-.ly ol '• -ollectlon drive.' Comptro» are .n tha vicinity or Chicago b« gued the court hnd n«i lurl-dlc- l i i r storm and flas I- wlii.'b strue’s 1912. No electrical j.r pi ml.ii.g ''lM,n whl'•,, fore the Fr u a ir ■ore me r 1* is concluded. nintim aii, sho-lld' |pr reporting on • trip *° inilii-tiiient. were bas.-tl, pro•he . tlnn because Congress had dele­ here urnl St. Andrew '.nt iturh-. le rin it* vveie I -net M iiri’ii* tin make every eff jrt lo vl*l» tha F a ir.' jgdMonvIlle ami other east coast • eeutors .ru t invesllgatnrs among ' rated p^wer to the ailmlnDtra- T h r sluriii I* descrlt-e.l as Tknsw tI sarial Sat0 Ik# . . r a the . . found “a ■iilfflpl'tl th- month. ^ Those mf attending tha Itinrkgrn luncheon. points, said snleml'd I cnl tii.ii-ess men and finally tivme*- nf the government. Tile I'oli -e | ».-1 . t.■ i— 1.1 r|,->lle.l worst in HO years, t ’onini iieatt-n ■ P r i i i t l « l over by Howard O viriln , response lo the appe»| »' t”” !* “These o rd ers" h- — Id. “are with the eastern en t-nf Die islu.id a t tal of H-’i cat.-, id nli-gt-d law- sucreede I in |>ersuading lllrin tu w i n : Miss Niva Peirce and E le a ­ bring about lower millage by if- Extensive damagi- st« viulntlun. R.ven|e.-u ol l It#-.—ru ,i . -ireiioniv lite r fear uf gangland nor Jones ns guests, . Kiwanlan paying 1032 taxes before time not depriving the nlalnllffs of i rut • tejtri al ami ts-11 i.f their exper • Ihe use of their alleged pr.mer(I onti'me.1 ..it I'ag.- Four I proi'erty w* • rc|«i‘ l-.l Tenney I. Deane, of HL Peters­ for sale of delinquent tax certlf( ifn e e i with untlerworld Irrru rli I ties without dne process of law.” burg, and Kiwanlan* T . L . Dumas, | met hod, ' ' Icatea." C . K . K aw w n, Dave llo n isic, C. 4). Rare, Flstcher Hailey, Frank rb . P eirce, E . C . Harper, E . I. Hoy, J : 0 . Ia-onar H, W. H. Zachry. F. P e r k i n ’H R. Wilrun, K a rl l^hmann, Howard L in g , K .p e rt Ulrkkland, I.. T. W A S H IN G T O N , Aug. If l.- t V i Dose, Jno. D. Jin kin s, S. F . DoudK ntployrr'rt r rp iirl fur week en ding A ugust lit, 1933. Master Mechanic II. K . Slerena I ’rf-itlrni Roosevelt appointc.l ney, Otto Caldwell, W. A- I’atruk. end approximately * * » other f‘ , el •••«*•#l*t * : Dl»* te m u •»•» « k •••flinii I He. b ill H irliar.ls.n Haumlrr*, Miami, toH A V A N A , Aug, -Th.•ill.. • TllfilTNe lhv*n.e HI li# • Ilf >elDIM ill nn * I. J . Hrackln, V . S. U rn io n , W. ficials and employees of the »artlkl* fll'l a irrel. * f i l e i .lay to l.c asisvlant to the secre­ T . Langley, Kay Fox, Rill Do­ riuu* Sanford shope of the A llan - I tank account* ami properties uf tary <>f labor. Will llarritm i, the ilepasrd President Ma.-haih ' Hose, V , A .’ Speer, and Peter 1. W eekly In crease in |ui>roll cunt $ I Tn te l Mate* m aishal at iVi'snSchaal. ,r ® v ‘ hi* ,,,ii° w''r* " ™ ,'rin ‘; in , t,la. h * . U c n a«k»d t> resign by proudly display ng awarded ‘ vestigated with a view to requi 2. N 'untlicr u f enipluyc.nt added ............................. . 'li. ■l.-|iartn.(.,t of justice. which ha* Jus h a v lrg ! *i‘ l',n lh ,,r euc.-eBaar*. them a* a r e . It n t their h«vl ■ Thp prilY| ,ilinn, Hr, . . i,l,„ t |nF K I.P .IilfA T lO N C A L L E D l ) F F m iintained a r*m year* ' Cespede*, administration Iwgan clem ent, four, atcaped. ...................................... Shank was arrested In n wmsl after a Tarmar reported he >aw the ca r crash and a man Gee. F lra t denying hia rutlt. he biter c .nfeased and promised a full statement later, po'.ire **id. --------------------Tha fuur persons olivou-ly dieill of poisoning. They. vreie nut iv -n . - s .L ..I U t k . . . awe * a e ' e acratched In the wreck. ^J-'ace* of the victim , wer- d!.torted. Indicating that they d e-l in agony. D o ct.r* made a c i.* o ry examination and said they hn I keen po'soned with strychnine. The 4-year-old survivor, ttr third von of the dea>t e o tlfK to.-.| p i k e hi*. namt was I lin-. He tald “Mxntuia and papa at- some meat a f l i r - J told them nor to touch it. l e c l se I saw Mr. .Snank pul something^in It.' "* "‘".Senator OhargcdWith Imusual Itccordn A re!" ........................ .ling Knlablhhed l)«,r ng ................................... Debacle In Detroit Operations In July ? imannsees u. o. Salvation Resting On SuccessOf NRA N * rt‘® n*’ - — sr si £i Railroad Is Awarded Machado Property Silver Safety Trophy AndBank Accounts Jamaican Electrical i»<ri.,K July, Storm lakes 2-1 Ikivcs *t,r, rad. t.« ir,- anti N R A Re-Employment Coupon To Be Investigated Sanfon) Merchants W i l l Discuss Hours 3. .Min inium hourly w ai'e iinid In (in iu p No. I I rre.rd for the |-a* (h # 'weeding S i r f h o p s w-'n? S0--.2 day* with N U M B ER W P lv s C e n ts A Copy COURTn \ M F9“r Giant Industries Of RiflesCountry Urged To Agree MADE AGAINST Quickly On Their Codes FORTRIALOFAnd Machine Guns“SCARFACTALSeek Desperadoes? RECOVERY ACT LANDIS DEUVERS r ;:,:m j m m m - . FUTCH BILL «... f o r le n ie n c y , o ff ic e r s %>* N K W H I'A I'K R S A N F O H U . H . O R I I ) \ | \ V K I ) N ^ S | ) V Y . A U G U S T 16. 1713 1‘ To appeal On NAN ADMITS( Mayo Arsenic Law Ruling I M I K l ’ t i N l lt x N T D A I L Y -1 out "[jP^f«Mf pers.,ns ‘ h« i.u\|H-ctp,l r*". Another dlecuaeim of opening out an accident. iT was report#.! here that the established and closing hours ano rinsing nours In in Sanford onn .iou , . (laving c w s is i™ Having ntl*B-V already store* h • spec ted to bo beM Ib is . f„ur yr t r record of not harin g to former president sent his p ri­ wflantocv. Ikg PH* >11 •> M "reporta _a single ..a '.lr ft* Ilk 111* vate secretary to Germany two afternoon ■• at l)M C ity If Hell a‘ K &:W are'drnt in Itho o'clock. AU aarchant* In Sanford Far ford »h.p*. Mr Sla ve ra and Week* Sgo to buv a h>-me there , e i t expected ta attend. his men In 1931 decided to onler From Na-sau where Marhado ‘ T h a martin# wax call—.l hr a two-year Hafety Contest. Shona now reding j-an.e a ‘report tbx* ' e r V. A.' ffpeer >e bsU !l af at Tam pa, U k e lt a d . Jaeksotvilio, he i* pienniny to stay near Ih -ra chant*. A a heed of tha Ad­ and High Fprings, which, with Sen ra Msrhail*. and her f s l.i'v . CommKt*e of tin loeal Fanford, com rrlsa Ih# Third D.el- rearhe-l Philadelphia ami went j tha -------ra'lroad, also entered tn a hotel. N . R . A . Campafi tlgn ------Arm y, — Mayor . . . tion of — - -W Trlminal charge* of m'saiqiro. 8 peer yesterday aftrrmion waa| this ro siest. , * * fan-lx, frauds. advised that tk * sp A ial lx/y«tt-' Pecaus, not - eiagi# aeeI Vnt •*<-. nristion ■ •••-.« of — puWIe Ion* f*l«t||—. ewind'rs g *U ag Committee of the Arm y ttrred a t the local sbaye d urin g, ' - o ' eevnlon “ A M a ll dry y o d .jt l m two-year period which eaJo-|t*‘ -m*cl,le«. mtnrdero. and use of I. .Minimum h o u rly w n g r paid In G roup No. 2 S 3. M axim um h o u rs m a in ta in ed | n G roup No. I 6. M axim um h o u rs m a in ta in e d in G roup No. 2 a. Group N -. 1 cousin,, of factory or mechanical w«rker»-scartixana. b. Group No. 2 iu.-lu.lcs all other employees, exrrpt outrldo sate .live* and rn.p'oyces in a managerial or e ir-u tiv a ca­ pacity receiving more than f.3,*>.0O weekly,' e. Minimum hourly wage n.canx th* lowest a.nuuot per hour paid lator in group indicated. d. Maximum hour* means M a i number of hours |wr week worked by full lime employees In group indicated. S ig n e d D a te . » Tkl# *##•*»■ UkMitf J- . fi lle d m i A i« P rtp k ■. iiM M ff M freffrr. M l l ( M I M l I l H . H i ) Mcll* I a » f « i 4 . t ;1 f mrndt %4«u«rr Mianihti) Named MI AsHiHtant ________ EMPLOYERS W l L L ^ ^ c w ^ ^ signcouponsin, sssrs.^i'a LOCAL NRA PLAN Blanks Will Disclose Ad d e d Employees And Increased Coat C H IC A G O . ( A .P .) — m a c h in e ru ith ed Aug. F if t y guna fro m IS . p o llc t -o w U j; and C h ic a g o In to S o u t h e r n W la c o n a ln to d a y l» < a n it t a m p t to c o r r a l w b a n d «r k id n a p e r s , art definite Information and acquaintth e ileatM Police uld the desperado#*, ing the residents ol this commu­ For the purpose of gathering nity with some of the nought probably wera mem.....ti *»tra of Aha un»e gang aa twd^ result progress which f* being made a* a • * fugitlvee who eluded JOtr offlcerj^ impalgn, i _____________ . of the I cal N. R. A. cam -a fte r a gun battle on C h l c ^ members of the Advisory lom n. Iy„ t ,r d a y . ,*4 lee uf the Campaign Arm y let" . The daatlnallon of the yesterday afterniHin decided to mobilisation of .police waa a aaatdad call .pon all employer* In thla but It la knowq to be In the W1»f» aummer Iresort region,M Illimill lUlltlirwi W W W 'S. vs>.---* city to sign Mil out an " t i . cnnsln T k* notorlou* Touby Gang, fotjr It. A. Ke-Kmplayment Cmpon." • * * were named ad am. member# of which T h is cuupon. it w»* deciJed, the UOO.OOO kidnapers of W U* when filled out by all Ham Hamm. J r .. St. Paul h r o w v , who have signed the Pr.'* de.it » known lo m a k. lhair hem lqUM tjfty Agreement, will »*talllsh '.he actm th# ' m h * . *Hnw al fart a* •“ , h * number of pvt ran. g*p« U * ^ * * r o w d by A # , sons who have been give" em­ killing r * ™ f ° l'®w ,f * *" ploy in *nt since Aug. I and tha Bt. Valantlne’a D»T maaaaor*. *101 actual amount uf th* Increase in so operated thare. .w th* loeal employer*' payron* *mc# A gang #f w ily Y'dn* P ,u ,p £ l that time. last night apparently had The coupon I* p bllrh* I In IhiJ through w»# of n l tion of th # Herald. A ll employ­ police im p * ev«r detlamJ. » « rt * W er* at* a*krd to Dll i« 0Ul 1 by a package of i* ™ ! mail it to K . S. Lamson, s e .rrla ry monay, th# am a«al of wh^h w m . kf th* Advisory Committee, at Ihe <<ndIt dosed, bnt ~ * City Hall, th e Inform atlm to to p orted -t* .approximate <*°,000- fftb given is fur the week ending Aug 19. over to in * ------ j § ■, E a rly neat wek, a* fast a* too informal on contained in all u l ^ s+ m -ru u p . Ihe coupon* sent In can be com­ (ContioMd On P » « * f o u r ) - T piled, th* result* will b# printed frum day lo day in The Herald. Name* uf all n tm h an l* who ea* , llK r, M , ln p.grull r«eU r ,n lfc(1 num(,t f „ j ,mpMv*e* or „ .... ,— . add* a« well as thoao whu ere Ih# otherwise complying with President's Agrjem vn' * I' also be published In The Herald, ____ Of “Cuba”„.ckeU Are Given Fines In City Court Members uf th* cu m m iitv , ap| uolrd lo in a petition signed by Ramlell L'hasv, of Chaae and Co.. ■sklng fur a stay uf th* ml'di.'um wage scale provisions of the 1 res d in t’s lAgironivnt, um pors illy approved thla flrm 'j requaat pen <ing receipt of an official ru l­ ing' ..is the »ubj*cl. A l • m u lin g if the A .lv ls.ry Committee t.i-1 n,orn ng. lb * action wa* rescinded. II,fun- adjournment yesterday, e committee composed of K. L. Glenn, Holland Dvan, ai.J K arl Lehmann, wa* appointed for tha pur pa** of making • atudy ard Compilation of the re-employmanl oupons as quickly as they ars matlr , to Mr. U nison. Mr. U h m an n waa added to Ih* special Investigating Commltta* which alirad y Include* Mr. G loiti, I. nton E . Allen, and Count* JA in•on. This group I* expect* I lo make an Investigation of a re ported boycott which has been instituted against a local nieichant. This morning atilt anuiher cjm - • Thr## of ihe *t* P*r«oiw h a t. ha.n n « j |l«(j *yl•> { chatgaa connected with • r o f f * Han of th# city »o4Im » Nnanaa war* tried lp»l W i * A‘ m Monday altarnoon " B1r,n* _ “ lengthy polk* “ urt MaMon, T V o lh ir three vlolalor* of th# ordnsnea ar* acheduled lo be triad n , T h *k *w £ # bad k . e n h e l d i r o pending ■ decialan by C i t ^ f Court % udg* Millard B. a . U th# right of th# C t y r o t r r them. Attorney* *•* * • £ • ? v io U tct. had 1 * Charter «!»•• lh* mlselan no rig ht *• »•»• •» nan** •* th* t i p * tl dW »U*Jodge Sm ith, howavar, decide I agalnat thla contention and rtHjd that V lo U tir* .hould be b.ougbt Monday, M . r f f * » « ‘ * * * • • Jama* Hokerioo. J r , and Horatfc* U s r ie all of whom War* abargoff with ' gpaaaaalag lottery ,lckj £ ware brought into exurt. TU* m ilter, tu be known as a» Exam- f o ^ r w i i W W ning Utter.I. wa* appointed tu : tk* waa fikad lift* while Lawh waa ^ , ( . < * it,akin# an In castiga­ tion into all p«mtuns fur u stay f any provision of th* Preui l.iit’i A g let ment. Thia commltta* vsa* given authority to *tudy ail polllions for 4K hours before - r a . rotting its findings to tho A d ­ visory Committee. Th!* commit,*e Is composed of Mr. Lvlimann, Paul Hline, J . L. M arentettr, L. II. Coxnelly, and R. L Dean. It was further dtcislod that In the future, all voting <,p,D r e ­ quest* for stay* of any provision There'll i * ».<» l-abor Day c» e of th« Agreement will bo don* by bratlon fn Fanford this year. It secret ballot. waa deci bul al a mectin.i of members of the Special CelaS n lions r mm it lee at tha Chamber L M. R H O D E S IS V IH ITO K of ( ‘oiiiinrrce yesterday afternoon. Xa • t t'unfl.ct »g engagemente are rvSlat* Marketing Commisilonor p u n s , for Ih * deelsiu., it was repurlcd. I'ongreisman Marl. Wi'rox an >"l.ex” Green had already accepted Invltatl >ns to attrn I thla affair, ard letter* are tn le cent to them at once regretting tha necessity for calling th* event off. ip L. M. Rhode*, of Jacksonville, was In th a vicinity yaater lay at­ tending a meeting of' local pouL Irym ta affiliated with th* Samim l* Poultry Association. T h * meeting waa hrld oa th* W alter* Rrolhars *Eg g Farm n ear Laka WOMAN DROW N S Monroe and Mr. Rho.li* d*l|v«r*J T A M P A , Aug. 18.— 0F>— Mr». Rosalia Conigllo, 7J, of Tampa, waa drowned Monday aa a ha fell in ■ well containing three feat of water at hey homo. a snort talk on “ M trkatlng." 0 . (W I t ..a TtM lU t t ™ t1 a* kalng tha Umute • house * ' ill repute *nd charge* e l n auapkit., of falooy *«c»I"»l K t b w a n »l»d Law k were d l.mlaaed. ' •' N o t Monday, Ooorg# B urt**. Claru A*h and Staalalr A ih M * a ifta ta d to bo trtad on t t a t g n of pO*H**lng lottery tlckata/ _ • V)eter Oroen, WhlU, charged with ap*ot«ng. was llnod g L . tu fu * Woods, Buek Raburu dad W . L H urray. whlW man charged With being drank, «rera f ln H f t **Bob«H Colins, F lo rin * Collin*. Thtodor* Crawford, Id«lla C ra w ­ ford. Jlntm'a Tyaa, end V lo lei Jam ta, aharga.t with diaeydagfF-___ conduct, war* fl»*d • • eaoh, whftn -~i W illi* Jam **, and M ary war* dlam’aaod a f • tlrtlJW ' K tharga, aod Bugona W llliaaU a f t b t tgtedT next Monday on a d i* e darly aon-W t chargv<* * 1 Suean B4et.bs.rg, charged WUh being A a keeper af • d sordeeiy heoaa waa flood » . IM q Thomas, ekargod with dning business without a Ueaneo, Waa C. Houseman, band of the Asaie- 11 r i d * ' M a m . ahargod 1st oo, presided, and a small breaking a*d antarlog, fdrrad ta tha couaty. group ol persons was present. a\V * ALAm -__ i ': t ' �o 1 % H ouses In Havana Re-Open LOAN DEAL After Shut-Down rUhdo’s Branch Of­ fice Begins Active­ ly Monday Morning ; O B LA N D O . Aug. 1 & -A p p llra - tym tar lean* will ba race!rod by tha.Orlando branch af tha louse Owner*’ Loan Corporation. hk^Tnalng jraatarday at • A. M. JC. MarehUoo, manager of tho lo­ an! office amtouncad Saturday. g i r 1i----*— wUI b* In the Phil* Mm building, located at tha cor- Tha territory core red by the Ortaado office will Include Bravsrd, Lake, Oraagc, Oecoola. Seminole, aad Vohulo cotntlo*. Office hour* wfl bo from • A. M, to 4 P. M. MU* Mildred Rood ha* boon ap­ pointed oecretnry to Mr. Marchleon aad attorney* aad appralacr* for the corporation wBl ha appOtntod directly from Jacksonrtn*. Aa yet the appointmonU airday morning hi* Insurant* of­ fice waa baalogad with loan epak«ra, job oaakara aad people want­ ing Information about loan*. Mr. Mufchlaon la particularly HAVANA, Aug. !».-< *> Cloaad ssora the* a weak I* »rmpsthy with a nation-wUl* strike, commercial W « af Hi t u i ymUtrim, threw wW# thrir <teeri to enjoy a la ad-off I** hoela#**. Th# ending of tha complete tUap af aaaw ataa b t» i|k l a wav* >1 baying throughout tha li'aad and otraata baatlod with activity. Track* rambled through tha (treat* of Havana iblivcridg food, let and other o*c*i«IU#», trhlla (hop* and other b u v im estab­ lishment* war* rrowde I. Strati ear operator*, among tha flrat to join the strike m ivvment, war* ehaared. No taeleaka were In operation but omnlouMt were running. Bom* grocery »tor*i reported a (hortage of fold but moat of them were ihlo to supp _. . the demand*. Thar* waa a scarcity of l-*. Bak­ er lea war* not yot open. Broad waa not to b* had and th* aupply of craekor* waa almoat exhausted Clothing and general merchan­ dise aloraa, bar*, fruit atsrca and moat of tha commorrlal houaa* taomad with activity. No incrtAao la pricas wa* r* ported. Peddlora aolllng frail, cake* and panny cup* of colfee walked th* etroota, hawking _ their war**. Bcslnssa waa good. *. Banka warn open for business and tha po*toffIra prcpaiaJ to roaum* operation today. . Soldier* armed with rifle*, re­ volver* and saber* patrolled Ik* •‘root*. Only a minimum of dieorder* waa reported. Johnson And Howe D iscuss Recovery A c t A t Luncheon WASHINGTON,~Aug. 15,-Prepaaala to atlmulat* now purchas­ ing power war* discussed at a luncheon recently by General Hugh 8. Johnaon and Colonel Louis McHenry How*, President Roosovalt'a confidential secretary. Thay had before thorn, on th* on* hand, auggootlona for encouraging employers to advance the flrat waok’s pay to re-emplojred parsons and, oo th* other hand, Idaaa to spur sal** to koop money In cir­ culation. • Th* advanca-pay Idea waa at- UOAL idoncs ..e ?rAsrs1‘f asM ss1y sarsaw RATES lias* ta U tto /M a f^ t* CaSulr Welfare Boon’ llepetre In c2ul.IT ■attOlnae: Ceert HeeeQ.^---- f r ^ — Parditen and naleree fJe: feun Hoaom— Eaptiwee er CoeatrJButMIng*: JaaltOW «■* Ot(e^-ay TIL..LIT. *** » . -------- 1 HAVR YOUR WATCH rupalrod by poo who vaaity know* bow. Brigg*. Jswtlcr, Mag. A*.____ tributod by Oonoral Johnaon to Plarrapont B. Noyoa, praaldent of Community, Ltd., Oneida, N. Y., a administrator In Washington. Plana to th# aara# and had boan advanced by Philip Wrlgloy, of Chicago, th* chewing gum manufacturer, and by Pnul L. Cornell, head of aa advartlalng agency In Now York City. Mr. Cornoll had told Mr. flow* that on* employer recently had advanced $50 to each of hia em­ ploy*** , telling each to go out and buy himaolf n necktie. Each cam* hack with Just th* nacktl* and $49AO. Th* txparlmaat wa* cited to show th* lack of **!*• Initiative In atoraa. 8ale* people had grown accustomed to the depression psy­ chology, with moot eaatomar* buy1o r what thay cam* to buy and nothing more. Th* #*V#rlm*nl wna regarded a* showing n need to atlmulat* ealeepoopl* to try lo In­ terest cpatamer* In othor por­ ches** «V/thoX hAh*rto Joblas* com* back *prn<l\ng money. General Joanaon *old that h* do riot oicood In amount 90 percantum of tha valu* of tha proporty aocurlng th* loan, aa dotarmlned by tha corporatioa’a appraisal. Th# homo owner on mortgage* thus acquired by tha corporation will pay.Interest at m ti Uint tho net oraatlng th* the ml* of B percent. No loan corporation wa# for relief pur- of thl* typo may exceed In bond* M**s and not for th# general and rash th* auin of 111,000.00 yarpooa of financing rnortg*m or 80 percent of tho valu* of th* .•Th# corporation can acquire In homo a* established by th# cor­ manner doocrlbod bolow bom# poration's appraisal, whichever mortgage* or othor lion* or real la th* smallor. Except In payment estate upon which la located a of tax** and assantlal repair* and dwelling for not more than four other h*e***arr- Incidental ex­ families which la used by tha pense*. no rash will ho advanced n loon of thl# typo- BONDS owner *■ ■ horn* or hold by him on aa homo*toed and nat having a —Tha corporation'# bonds will wata* of mow than $30,000. I* boar Intoroot at th* rat* of 4 percent par efmum. Th# United States' government guarantee* tha stood, or If It sxaood. $20 000 In payment of euch Interest, but not tho principal. All bond* will ma­ vain*, no loon coa ba mod* ®T ture not later than 18 year* from th* corporation. Only homo mortgages and othor Hono record- th* dal* of th* laauo and tha cor­ poration la required to retire them o d o r raocatod prior to J l H »«. a* rapidly.aa It* resource* will lt$S ran bo raftnoacod by tha cor­ permit. poration," Mr. MunhUoa oaid. •Tho corporation will furnish r -Tha corporation will msk* a rack applicant upon roquoat » cash loan up to 40 portent of th* valoo of th* proporty (aa deter­ Item of application for loon. Thl* mined by th# corporation'# ap­ should b* typewritten, fully com* to rotlr# an existing moHytatod aad algnad hy th* app»* proval) gaga where there Is ImmlAant seat and returned to »h0 »o*»l danger that th* homo will b# loot branch offka In tha FhAllpo by forecloour* and th# mortgage building. Any P«r*«! V t atatomont er otharwlao, wtl- cannot 4m acquired by ‘he •*fellf M bcm the cofforstien U change of bond*. Intoroot oa eoth loan* shall b# at th# rate,of • M b* a loan aabjacta hlmaalf to percentNo loan at thla type may exceed In amount th* earn *T«*t at th* loaa, eueh aa *h- 18 000 00 and can ba mad* only ■tract, aarray, attorney, apprulo- when th* homo owner cannot ohar aad raeordar fee* will ho paid tain a-loan tram ordinary loading kg th* applicant. No chart* or agonclo*. Loans of this kind m a t $p* ran bo mad* hy any pw*0** be approved by tha corporation ftna a t corporation for old to Waehlngton. eempUttog application ok oochr- la (Only for tax** and repair* im loaa wlthoat tabjqsilag tha an property not mortgaged). fhvteM chenrinf l t d M le trim* "Th* corporation will ataka caak bmpe ap t* $0 pomatum of Urn vain# of tha homo m de­ termined by th# corporation's ap­ praisal for the payment af de­ faulted tax## pad ******monU Which th* owner la unable to pay and to leak* nocanary repair* In •ftia4fcmui<u&6 CAMPING OUTFIT, trallar. Four 'parsons capacity. Complete wttb now bod. $71. Root A Son*, deal­ bav* to b* loft to th* voluntary er*, tl$ Myrtle Av*. -,1 _of§ aemployer*. mH i n * M U *" action lated the Idea Mon th* plna aWa” but conilderad It on* th at would Local Golfers Beat Daytona 3rd Straii WANTED: whit* woman who c m rook end do housework to atay on pine*. Refer*iv:** required. Ap­ ply 1700 Magnolia. .Sanford'* golf team . Herat Its third straight victory tfVOPtr Day­ tona Reach team which "H mrt in an 18-hols match ovar th* Osconla-Gramatan course In' Dnjlona Beach Sunday afternoon. - Th* •cor* west Sanford SS| 'D*H**s V—S ituation W anled ALL AROUND Grove man, nurrary man, rough carpontar, tff trick farmer, wants Job. WUI wdrk for small pay. J. C. Lock*. Lake Mary. • Results of tk* matrk*4iffj! aa follows: jr { • Howard Favlllo *and'jA$draw Carraway Hafratad D m Jlw tlM and Mr. Ckandlar. 7 M T | Bill; Pavlllo, Jr., and Prod Bolly lost l|| I.. U. May, Sr., and L. U. MogjJy. 7 1-1 to 1 1-2) C. E. William* gad K. P. Houaholdar won from Thodb aa and Bennett, 9 to 9; • TrmX I’rar.-e and J. L. Gellawny w*$ XJSFXSi KiAfS .-ONSTIU.’l’TION AND HAINTENANCB 0 ySieVaa^'iifcloeryl Cwt a t i j E S S u I’eia for Pro* Labor, olker than (loarii Pay el t'eavlel UoarCa r**4li>e *»*« Car* of Coovlata #* HoMe Pavnieate on Accnent ot BrMee* oollt PobTtn lararwerated Cltlo# aad Towaa . salary of County Knelneer a Bio***** Heeerved for C#*tla**o«l*a ------- -—T P T it 10— Flow era and P laata !■dBra'-iB! STRAWBERRY PLANTS for anl*. See W. W. Potter. orUJ* caas* pend- rat* Ceert .at tk* ladletal Circuit of rid*, la and far , where!a Jatrarsoo aparaka* Oampaay. ider Ik# low* of to pUiatirr, aad WILL PRACTICALLY give away 40 acres good . farm land. All fenced. Good four room hone*. Twelve mile* west of Sdnferd. On concrete highway and , railroad. Mr*. C. J. Alexander, c-o Mr*. C P. Laa, Holly Hill, Fla. The only PACKAGED AMERICAN CHEESE ———_ii - n o w •am S ooty Probe oat! eg < ntfla. Pay ta r Atti It nee* Pees _ _ — m & Jk esa M fe i is Pay’ at Juror la CrtmlaAl II aalary ol Jude* af Java* . "•Iar7 •! Iron m afore Haul M Br7.' f t a ^ J S r S S p a ste u rise d with yuM NATURAL FLAVOR ^Tel^Comoilaotoaara, BILLY’S UNCLE haA tW K M K -M C M B COHH ? t W \ PM *CMhft»k«otTOy V Vktvnr HMUJM f Vvww V9CTCVW TJr NhOTscwc r DHOOi^ W n tO U C M T IT , V of 9 poraaat. ~ PLENTT OF BKVMNB "MUBRAT, «y, Aag. t» ^ f» - I f aavon to lacky, than yauag Data Hortto, son af th* hand af tha daparttoaal of Unraaliam at Manny Collage, da** »*t a*W to carry a haraoaho# or labMYb fret with Mbl'B o la tho n ranth child, horn ahadt T p. 1U aa tha -.jtvaacy Caoa* __~ e e c A K iio * M tX M H T , it**** tttn i ■teem .tea.** SKL »H*i! �»w m m ti “**y r**-*?* ; ~ A ..{ W pit I . Thera majr bt many benefits reaultlng from the depres­ sion bat among th« moat gratifying we have heard yet is the tfiM mention*! by a New York.rector who toM hie contraration recently that Um playboy and the playgirt Jn school* and coUeraa are beginning to fade oat of the picture. . One Of the wont feature* of Anterican anlmalty life * • the country dub atmeephere which fmjoetttiy pervaded the eampua. Student*, acme how, got the Idea that they were cent off to school only to learn bow to wear tailored ChKbai, drive fact motor can,' tfripk Scotch whiskey, attend mght clobe, and have several fast Indy friend* on the atring. ■The •The thought that their real rti objective waa to read and Study of their professors, •turfy books, to absorb the Instructions inal to Work hah! in the laboratory and class room, to discuss with thefr claaiimatoe important topics of life, was Infrequently embraced by under-graduate. __ _ the average • * *i , i m_ a a •*■ iL ^ Apparently these conditions have changed with the attends financial atringency. A who attenda . . rperson .. 0,0 a J college a ILItoday cannot afford to throw hit time away with frivoloue things. He ipuat acquire all the knowledge he can in the ahorteat time, for be never knows when aome bank failure or buaineaa collapse will cut off file allowance. Fund* for amuse­ ment* are'scarce and the •poMlbUfiyprieadlng a very gay life has diminished In • proportion to the contraction of money, '•- ' -Out of all -this w* may expect• *a much more intelligent ...... - -• - * -1- -» _3l.. -***.££ f; < , Beating Our Time \ ; — ■■— We hear much about establishing closer trade rela­ tions with South America, and the fact that thia country (a geographically nearer to the Southern Hemisphere than the nations of Europe, on first thought, would seem to favof Staten prefer­ f U f the U I O United U lt llC U Sk*»**WWW In re . establishing commercial _ ______ . _ ence. But, whereas whereaa to eocc. ‘ * thia * country may *a #_be_—nearer & I_ .L to’South - - South - - aa ,„ America III In |IWiaib point US of Mwowre actual «distance. not in the matter AiimriVg . . . —----, .It . is ___ la always baa a lot of spores. of time, which (a la really the important thing. In explaining !*M a m along la calm content thia situation situ a tio n tha the Miami Herald saya: says: f bo aboaid hare an aretdoat. "Expansion of the Zeppelin service between Germany ind looking ’round his shoulder 4 ■; and Rio “ Janeiro ' • and* of- •' ■*---------------...I- and German the French aeropoatale kreo hundred faat wore loft bo- Lufthansa along the same aame route meana that the United ' hind. Stated Staled la going to have to start real activity to get and a hdnffry bug or bird of prey hold more South American trade. sold « t quire all thooo logs "Think what this Zeppelin service means. In three t i awayj and daya ntie*a a n uw/w u a y • oa m oZeppelin c p y■ .u u will - . . . carry —* . ,» paaengers r #____ ___ from GerBJIU a ■ half ■ w— *— d- wtghv- ba partially boreft, ‘ *. * ‘----- 1*— #— . 0*1 Til re, ooHIlltir made In four. The regular manyY to Rio, the return to be madejn four, okrovor, plenty would bo left,' American Airways schedule now calls for seven days nd though ha look a slower poet Ight day* daye .from from Rio to Newjork, New York, vt a toady would D * MnW pike*, between Miami and eight thousand lag. for you ur me rice, floating midocean landing stages "in air mall service, .. ■erious handicap would be, are being tested that may enable the European airmail we ore when shoe* wot* warn Vb piwuuw .. ...---... to IllU ahoot planes rev.. down through Africa and over the water gap - sad old to South America In much faster time. With greater de­ It’d havo to g it them all half II *network, ew> —( the _ chief capital velopment of the European ■ air sol#ii, twice as close to Madrid, Paria, Paris, nd, wboti we'd walked—cay half of South America would be n D C n in u lb IO au avaaer . « London and even Berlin as It la to New York. a rnIlo— Rooeevelt growth "President L ________should 'keep that ' * steady ‘ -------**• uppoao the shoo storeo chsngod service in the foreground, and of German and French air ' th * ,tr U ‘ . ' ad none of u* would greatly c a n see to it that the American lines hooking Rio to WaahlngI buy fire hundred brand naw ton and New York aie are given every lid to increase the speed K pabr. v The UnitedJ Statee haa South American “*• i, evaa.wtoti- the going'* rough orthelr service..... 7!._ trade willing, even —,:r eager to deal with thia country rather allow -the. more iambltloua Gerthan Europe. We cannot steal that trade away by the backdoor mans and French t o ----------By Jomm J. Montagu*. route of an air line through Africa. a probability. roeutlon for kidnaping ting as a great aback to fa r as w» have boon ahto to out tho rmforeatatlon army hat* not yat boon pat so tbo ■paper reports Indicate* that I Johnson ha* mad* himnotobio exception to th* Tho now'1'provisional president I Cuba in another former now*■per nuua who didn't .know whan fs triad to Idas mo amt I got and that him,” a young girt newxpopor reporters In Wi­ th* other day. Wo (bought It SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO The Weather Barren man, H. C. DuBoee, reports th at Sanford la th# coolest place In thia port of tbo elate. Hla! observation* show thl*. Tb* rainfall haa boon much Icaa than a t this tlm* last year b a f has caused no Inconvenience to th* growers. The corn crop waa lb* boat orer known Is this sec­ tion. Tbo rainfall during what I* usually the rainy season waa I I inches leas than la st year daring tha same period. 1 W. L. Morgan la .aponding a few day* with homo folks whUa ho la working Um adjacent territory* Doe Is always ear* of n warm wel­ come among hie Sanford friends. Captain P. M. Elder took In tho Miami cslsbretloa and returned Monday. Alfred footer la anjoylng , Ufa .during tho hooted farm a t Ilondoraonvtllo, N. C. W, P. Carter and Dm m Tumor motored over to Oviedo on BgnHorbort 0 . Crippoa and family, of M*W' T o rt, are tbo gurnta of hla parent*, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. 1 — —1------ la • wall s Determined Rfertnt Graft known piano manufacturer and la i.l .1 t.k_ W.o.reoLor Sanford p la cod It all over Kleiiovmeo In aorao rery Intonating ten­ nis games. Th* Kltalmrao* team or, Butloek, Vans Agnaw, and Woodson, Sanford by Merer*, fox, Puleaton, Wyatt, and MeKIm. ,Thc fgmaqa Edison Talking Pic­ ture* are coming to Sanford. Thu haa boon decided and they will b* ehown a t tb* Imporlai Thareday, Ang. 21. A complete entertain­ ment, consisting of drama, com •dy, tragedy, oporatU aolactioae and ■pooch#* by well known me and woman will bo enough to con vine* th* most (koptlral that a laaot silent motion picture is doomed and hereafter' they will talk the i b m as rani acton on a real itago. 463,777 VOTWB QUALIFIED Her Report To City CommissiotiMdnday Mrs. Moughton’* report road* as follow.: “Ilonorablo Mayer and City Commiitlonen of h a n firi: { “I have the honor to present my second annual report a* 11hrarlan of the Heiforil Public Li­ brary f ir Um yo*r\nd>njf J u m 30, im . "We feel a drop retire of grati­ fication uror obr repo": thi* year when We consider that in eplte ot many band cap* turli a< lac* of fun h, and aimM a n n , an j the lowered mtmborahip, tho Library ha* yone ahead of all pra.fi> * yrar*. The Librarian hire hod i ne part-lime assistant and practically nr voluntary help fqr *h , y«ar. ■‘Ihirinjr tho 12 uiuniha ending June 30, 1033, a toUl of 00,128 took* and magaainee wore loaned, whereas the circulation fur tho year 1032 was 83,1 Id, an Inr-eare I* rovlaod, amJ now ranis are la•ucd. This revlal >n »«< I rsu n on Jan. I, 1033. "Mpmborthlp* aro-bving Us.od only to roaidanta wlt.iin tb< city limits or to city taxpaypo. Any­ ang residing outside of th* city i* charged t t a y tar. Wc are limitng th* number of b<M>ka allowed on on* card t i aix. “In th* olx month* *inc* ’h.- renumbering * u begun, we hnv» 012 adult member*, and of thl* number, 183 are new, 23 are n >nratldem, and 721 are renewal*. Lait.yrat.w * hod 2460 ad ‘It u.cmbera.t Thff juvaxll* mom'*»r»hlp will I t reriaod boglnning Jan, 1, 1034. A t present there are 107S Juvenile member*, making a total momberehlp of 1000. “It I* impossible to retlm au tho •xact number of breka In th* li­ brary, as about ono-hsif o, th* old book* have not been recorded In th* accession book. With tho new book* added thl* jroar, w* would mako a consorvatlvo aatlmat* of 12,000 volume*. Five hun­ dred and 60 book* wore aertssloned and catalogued during the paat year. Two hundred and 4# new book* were purchased with rent money and 314 adult and Jurenlla k >oka were dona' ed. “The' constant use given tho books necessitate! a g ra il deal of mending but with tho hek of **-|1atlon marked for earh /Isas, •Ulance,fewer bonks hare l*on(aml placed In a special section mended. Two thousand 113 w erotrew ired for tbo echo-!. Who*, repair*.I many of them being'*’' " P«»ibl* wo assisted In gethand-sewed an,| rebou1.1 In , lh e ttin* ra»t*rU1 together for special library. No bo>ha have teen s e n t!■ " lf an,*nU- W' j*1* P“^ to (lie bindery In two yearo. lie ,n *"* *■» l’T lbU <" »*•*■ Nla-iy-ebt were worn-out and dio- «"** work* or their * • " " * ' r*"d* ra n M Inc* Four thou«arui 614 p*r*oti* “The reference wore lm» ha! to suffer the*, last-few ware with the incresae In circulation and lack of aiaislanta and n»w. boobo. One person's time la required at the dort all of th o jim e checking “However, th* aehool ihelvea ware arranged for the High School Literature clauses. To a r­ range there shelve*. 600 book* wore taken out of general clrcu- ?o HAVANA Round Trip from Sanford Aug. II. S*pt- >*• “T * * * t l S T ? »n,, *«» "The library takea 70 magaxines, 33 being subscription* and 37 being gifts. Tho majority of these are loaned to the public. Dolly newspaper*, the "Florida Tlnire Union” and the "New York Times" are subscriptions, while the "Sanford Herald" and tho “Christian Science Monitor" are donated, "The total Juvenile clreulotlun was 1LSM. While there was a small increase in this year’s clr- upend jroar varmllan to Hatana. Nm tar away—Mot too •■penal.*. Uanaually law tau. tol rale*. Infi.f rnatl.th, IIrk-la. r m r n liun>. ai A. C I. It. IL llekat atflra Hanford, or commentrale with SUAVE . . . courteous . . * inviting you to “Step this way, please," the advertisements in this paper are floorwaikers'in-print They show you the way to mer- ■mall kroupa, definitely called oft tholr milk bolldny after h march on tho capltil yesterday, More than 1,000 firm er* cam* Jc Albany by automobile* and brase lo sook a conference with Omr. Lthtnan. and to slag* a demtm•(ration Jn the sonata amt 0*' aombly chnmbora, < • Do you read these adVertisementH every day? Make Itra regular hnbit Do not skip a day or an adr * * vertisement; lest some pricelesH opportunity be lost. Delirious and Tost, riT BRINGS ,'EM BACK .'i S I >X * • *'** e Reod even the smallest advertisementa and the amall; . *■ ,■ • eat print Genm.of rare worth arc often burled where you Khve to dig fot themr Size alone la not an infallible ■ , Read the adverttaeibenta every day, with pencil and WASHINGTON, Ang. Region *, c. L. Ilomrr, federal -O rin n alan d U P « « » ‘ '■ th* expenditure of ^ t* * * * " building, AUm U, paper at hand, to liat those things you wish to took-up > LBE8BURG MAN BURIBD ; . .'J't'i] : . MARTIN I I I v r. I n bt . « ••vS^Ayi^kjC •- ■ ' « ‘\ t .^■>Vr. "*■ when you start to the stores. It is trite but true, that t** - ‘ M ‘6h*H 1 this method raves t)me end raves money. . tiA'i IM fP ff* e chandise that serves your needs, and saves your money. * run tract apoelflfatlonj are f»Uy| mat, and with lnvoattgatlag eri-i dencoa of conspiracy in bidding] •ad. complaint*. Th* regional I lyaetori, togather with tholr hc*'k|uartere LEE8BURQ, Aug^ IS.—Funeral Ifrioao for J. R. Fall. 72. n mobM of Loreburg- for mare than t r - r e , during which ton# ha ■to raUe funds for Um Jorenilr TALLAHAME e T Ang. 1«J~(/P> ' department. —Th# McuUrjr ef gtataa' office * j T h ey raised Its.*] and with Monday reported that tU J T I ITot«s 4 r f e r e .u a qaaliflod i There vor* many book* donated, port id pats Jn th* Oct. 10 prehiW worp. far Juvenile# and the Mtion repeal eleeton bat othor otbore wore placed hi tho adult reehiento msy qualify bofovs Dm department whore Um elder glrie eltction Is held. A euryty of Um and bey# maid Oe# thorn. • 7 counties sls> disci t i l f tbors “Wo ohoald llho to e rpreeo are 1,275 votisf precincts hi tha ear thanks to tho Woman'* CIbIi its to. ' for fhotr continued Interest In ‘the library* and to tho Rotary 'O oh for tholr h^prty raopores to •' tho appool mads to thorn daring National Book Wook. Wo also i wish' to thank* tho many frionds (who hare donated so. many hanks land maroiireo. k "Tho Librarian takoa this opot and tho Commlaaionora hor ' portunity to oxpreoa to tho Mayi cooperation and euffivort J n tho i drop appreciation of tholr hearty effort* to carry on thi* rery noen ktry and beneficial Work in thl* rmnmnnlty. especially daring thin terrible-'tlm* of depression ond .unemployment. I *hoald also like to expire* itty thank* to ' �— . . . It h a i *1 ------------ sf meney that* — ersonai B tt k iy EdlUe tr. ttd Hr*. Jot Camoron i t t rton» Baach I n »' lhorl n Offle# 141 Miss Louise Hickson Is Hostess Att D Dance Head OflnstiBwA ance Social Calendar Former tution Outlines His Entertaining for m«mb*ra of the younger set. 11i n tyiulse FRIDAY Ideas At Luncheon flickson was hostria ai sn lafor^ The W. C. T. V. will meat at msl dsBce flreri lait night a t the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Cariion Isft Monday R- G. Hickson O.dery Aveaue. Ccdartown, Ga. where lh# wilt Dancing was enjoyed by the a two BmtlM. guests until a late hour. Pu.-oS was served throughout the even­ ary Mclfabm 1* ipend ing. U rg e baskets of gladioli In weak in Orlando a i ths of har aunt, Mlaa Edna bright shades were card to adorn the rooms where tht guens were a, and Mlaa Built Thraihrr, entertained. Those presen. were: rid CourWy baa raturned Iho MIssos Ceng Martin Laney, Orlando, wbaid ho tpant tba Dorothy Haines, Mary Maxwell, •end with hli (lite r, Mr*. H. Mary Hurt, Lillian Brahnn, Ca­ milla Dtas, Ann Ford, of Georgia, ayln. Frances Wilson, listen Douglas*, it. Samuel Pulealon la spend- Lucille Bolt, Ella Spencer, Betty Kathleen Laney, I law day* thla week a t Day H Intermleter, Jane Sharon, Dorothy Marshall, Beach aa the guest of Mrs. •Katherine Lanier, of Orlando, Biabop. Eleanor Hickson, Louise Hickson, and Ben Cogburn, Claude Hern11 Edith Walker * n l Mlai don. Bill Tyre, Clifford Howell, tbeth Ivey, or A tlanta, are Jean Turner. B. L. Perkins, J r , ling today In Leea'iunc anti Ale* Sharon, Hendria I>le«, •d*. Frank Russell, Billie Ball. Allan Helds, Ford Harrison. William and Mra. Jo* Gonaalea ltd D^Bose, Byron Foi, J. M. Wilson, hter, Nancy Jo, have moved Jr., Melton Ware, Robert Yancey, their home on Palmetto Jack Aycock, Earle Rumbley, Jack Fiitnell, T. D. Scott, William t>e to Wynnewood. Garner, and E.hvin Shinholser. . and Mr*. Robert C. Taylor, dando, will apend a few day! a y week with th e -latte r a t f p Mr. and Mrs. Mari “The Girl In 419* Is Playing At Milane Henry Rnaacll and Mre. Meriwether and daughter, , left Wetaaaday for Chicago • they will spend a abort tlwe a World’s Pair. a. 8. M. E lite rby and Mlie ildo Higgins bars returned Charleston, and Georgetown, where they have been spend tha post month. i Ruth Nordman, of De­ le spending a week here Mist Constance Melsch at toms of her parents, Mr. Mrs. Frank Melsch, West Streak is Anna Marla Couch left morning for points In Ohi-i she will visit relatives for irt Up* before going to Phil hisCtp V tcf training a t the lyterlan Hospital. terra Stevens, of this city, Mrs. R. E. Stevens, of St•burg, left today for points nnsylvan'a where they will two weeks. and Mre. C. L. Pnrk siH ind Mr*. Lott Atkinson, nf n. Ga., and Mlie Elite Lanle avannah; arrived today to Dr. and Mr*. C. L. Park, 103 Seventeenth Street. it Mary L. Mueller and Mlit nla Mueller left Sunday for Ington, D. C. where they will k short time before gain* ikago to attend th« Contury and Mr*. C. U Park and n, Charles and Hobble, their gueeta, Mr. and Mr*. Pnrk and Mr. and Mr*. IcH son, of Macon, Ga., amt Ells* Lmnlar, of Bavanrah, ira planning to leavo Friday > | o n . Beach to spend a To-Night One Cent Sale One Lower Floor ttrfult Ticket n d lc W in A J h U T wo Adults Balcony 10-25 ORLANDO SEEN NEED BY O’NEAL Motion picture stories a r t often suggested by newspaper headlines. Hut B. P. Schulberg. leading producer, has enjoyed the expe­ rience of seeing newspaper head­ lines paralleling a motion pic­ ture. The picture Is ••The Girl in ■DO,” romantic drama which plays at the Milane Theatre tonight with James Dunn nnd Gloria Stu­ art in leading roles. The film cen­ ter* around a girl, brought into an emergency hospital badly beat­ en and unconscious and saved by the bead of ths hospital, who is intrigued by her beauty. When •he recovers, she begs, not to le sent out of the hospital, plead* for protection. Schulberg, reading the neyrspi­ pe re one night when “Th« Girl In 410" waa nearing completion, found an item telling practically the eame story. A gangster's girt, thrown out of a speeding car, wav taken to a hospital, recovered consclous^jM*, and begged the author­ ities not to release her wheo she was* welt again. It meant her life. Schulberg waa amaaied by the similarity of bis hit of fiction and this bit or fact; attributed It solely to coincidence. Miss Bluart Is “The Girl In 419" nnd Dunn I* the doctor who ultimately straightens out her tangled life—nnd his own. Others in the rast nr* David Manner*, Jack LaRue, Shirley Grey, Johnny Hines and William lUrrigan. Missionary Society Of Church Has Meet youth lag M l on chocking accounts. "Ton have asked about th* stockholder* In tha bank. Thar* are 22 stockholders, five of whom are’ women. A number of these at»■ TA&TAR-PAZARDJ1K, Bulga­ oat live her* in Orlando. The list la filed with th* courts here emhj ria—Great attachment of the year and are a part of Ihe public | yeunger generation of Rutrarian* "I, as a stockholder, have pel to education makes interference $100,000 Into the Itank. Since 1323, with their schools one of the the bank has not paid a dividend. moat unpopular acta of th* govI would pettdnitny-hSVe'TvTir far This waa strikingly Illustrated batter off should I have put my aney Into bonds. A* It is I have by the rerent decision of the Min­ had that $100,000 Invested and it istry of Education to close the has not repaid me one rent in Slate High School or Gymnasi­ those four years. We have work*I um here, f-‘r reason* of economy against heavy odds. We at> still which provokrd an unparalleled working against those odd*, which public demonstration. have resulted from inability of Eight thousand persons, consti­ Orlando and Central Florida pen-, tuting a third of the total popula­ pie Id rare for their oblige.ions." tion of the town, gathered rn th* public square, as the M l* In all Resents F e d e r a l Action O n Schools In town were- run*, tba leadership of clergy and freo thinkers, capitalists and Comi*aid#t*. Agrarian political leaden nnd professor* demanded that tho school b* continued. A resolution was presented a n d unanimously carried, recommend­ ing th at nil officials tf all par­ ties, from th* city elerk clear up to National Representatives re­ sign unless tha Ministerial deci­ sion to close the school wa* chlfixetL. ________ _________ Tatar-Patardjik, founded shout IW0 years ago by Tartars mi­ grating from th* Orient, Is the itiarket place of n rich agricul­ tural district, and for many year* has been the center of radical v rial movements. Here also Communism ha* tong been very strong ami recently an extensive Rolshevlk organisa­ tion was discovered In the^oeal garrison. Struggles have divided the poplatlon Into -fiercely contending factions, and political conflict* hate eften resulted In violence, yet the whole population wa* united in It* demand that the high school education has remitted In aln complete obliteration of illiteracy among th t youth. Gandhi WiU Start F a s t Until Death POONA, India, Aug. 18.—t<P)— Mahatma Gandhi began today what he said would be his fast nnJ1 death. The nationalist lea'trr, •as arrested Aug. I a t' th t Yut.^Pof a neW disobedience cam paign and committed to Ja:| here for a year because he refuted to otey the command I t cease hli .tolltleal activities, threatened to •tail lhc fast unless he was glctrt full rights as a state or poliOra prisoner. So far he has been treat* d a* »n ordinary prisoner, 3 :D(5 o'clock at~Oic"homo of kTra. ORLANDO, Attg. 18—Forma' R. C. Maxwell, 303 West Sixteenth lion of • new bank to supplant Streak the closed First National Bank tnd The Ladle*’ Auaillary .of the Trust Co., was declared a neces­ local Elbe' Lodge will meet at sity by W. R. O’Neal, speaking Monday before the Junior Cham­ 8:00 P. M. at lb* Elk*’ Hall. ber of Commerce. The new Insti­ tution would have a paid In cap­ ital of 1100,000. a surplus of 120.000 and a preferred stock Issue of SHOT IN BR1.F DEFENSE 1100,000 which the Reconstruction Finance Corp. has agreed to take, WEST PALM BEACH, Aug. h* said. NAMED ADMINISTRATOR t8.—tA*)—Special Officer H. K Mr. O'Neal la conservator of the the N. R. A. code a* It arfreta Felix, of Lantana, shot in self bank. LEESnURG, Aug. 18.—E. J, mltlworklng plants of the Central defense when he killed Noah He said that h* would fight to ROCKFORD, ILL. Aug. *1 — Maugnnas, of the Hester ami .Stin­ Florida .district. Mr. Maugans is Padgett, of this city, In front of (A1)— During prolonged question­ pay off every dollar In deposits Ip son Lumber (’o„ has been chosen also a director of the Florida a lan tan a dance hall Sunday, a the present Inetltntion. ing Mr*. May Hanson, 33, yes­ one of th« five administrator* for I .umber nnd Miltwork Ass’n. coroner’s Jury decided today. Following the meeting, Mr. terday firmly maintained ah* had O’Neal said that th* amount • of nothing to do writh th* "torch money that might he paid to drHeath" of her divorced husband, posltors in tha First National Earl. , w ' * f H Bank a t the time of the opening . State’s Attornay Robert D. of the pew hank would depend up­ Nash, said evidenca Indicated on latitude of tha comptroller and the amount of money that could Hanson had been slain. Tha evident* consisted of a be gathered together from cash porcelain wash basin and a bos on hand, bond sales, and note col of matches found near the place lection*. "Wn have hopes," he said, "that where last Sunday Hanson died In tha Games th a t enveloped his some of our debtor* will come in automobile. T hat was In th* and pay up their notes before the for th* opening of th< driveway of hi* former wlfe’e time home, a few mlnutee after ho new bank. We understand thet had left hi* daughter, June, 13, many are making appll.-atiuns for I loans either through the Federal there. Officials thoorlicd someone Land Bank, the Home limn Hank had used th* porcelain basin to or tbe Regional Agricultural Lonn syelrm . If they ran got th* dash gasoline on Hanson, and had then Ignited hie saturated cloth­ money lo retire the loans that they owe' to ua we can then be ing. abbs to add-that much more to the Mr*. Hanson admitted she had amount that we will pay gut at use,] the basin to feed her chick tha time of opening." cna some lime before llanson'e “ W* cannot say today Just how deatg, that she had bought Ft amall box of matches similar to much we ran pny to Iho depositor* those found two day* ago, and when wo open hut I* will be every that the had purthaaed a quart cunt that can bo raised for tho purpose. Wo will then reduce the of gasoline Sunday. She hml used it to start a csr, ,'laims of depositor* as fast as we she said. Kelson McCall, operator *an. The new bank will take nvor of a gasoline service station near tho asset* and obligations to do the Hanson home said Mrs. Han­ posltors and all account* will re­ son purchased the fuel from him, main active so that collection* explaining that she wanted to cqn bo followed." Speaking at the luncheon Mr. use It to start her automobile. Mrs. Hanson'e eyebrow* weie O’Nyal said: "The qilo*llon In which you nre slpged. She explained: “I was In the basement when all Interested," said Mr. O’Neal, "la whether the First National the fire broke out in the car. naturally feared for my daughter, llank will open, when it will open June. I thought ah* might be in ami how It will open. I am not tha car. I got too close to the her* to discu** tho wisdom of the flame* In trying to look in nnd move that closed nil hanks In Ihe th at’s Sow 1 happened t» get country. , "The fact that grew out of that singed." closing was the question of what was to be ^thr future of hanks In Mrs. O. M. Harrison has gone tu the United Slate*. The host bank Washington, D. C. where she vill Ing and political mind* of tho visit her lister, Mr). Lucy G. B-a- country decide,| on provisions of bee. She will be aecompanl*l homo tho Glass-Stragell hill a* the J RELIANCE | SANFORD ELKCTRIC j by her son, Gilmer Steele, who proper solution of (he hanking \ LIFE INSURANCE CO. | has been In Washington for sev­ situation. KARL J. SCHULTZ |j eral weeks. "Tho survey shown In tho Unit CONTRACTING CO. ed Slates shows that 90 per cent | IHstrict Manager of alt arrnunts are less than II,; ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES ! ! -*> Mrs. G. W. Bailey returned last 000 and so provisions of the bills ■ -Over 400 million In fore*" U J night from Georgetown, H. C. are hullt around that fart. A re­ Phone 473 3U B. 1st Ht. 1 PHONE 412 108 MAGNOLIA where she epent some tlmo with sume of our record* of 19.12 shows her daughter, Mr*. Joe L. Bull. that we had 8,871 account*. Of She wa* accompanied home hv this number OJilH had less than Mrs. Bull and her ion who will $21. There were 187 account* In be her guests for a short time. which there wore balance* of lie. tween $21 and $10. There we-e BRIGGS 410 accounts with $10 to $100, 108 accounts with balances of between M CM A H O N -G A R D N ER $100 and $200 and nf the larger balances there were hut 031 ac­ Mr. and Mr*. E. W. Stiles counts. announce the marriage “ Now you ask; why had cash re­ 1st National llank Hultdlng of their serves of the bank run down to JE W E L E R I’trm anriits and Finger W arm . daughter 5TII FLOOR , Mre. Hsiel Stiles McMahon th* point In which they were ( - C. Briggs, Prop:, Trade In found Mar. 4. Ths reason waa that to ION Magnolia there wa* enough money actually Phoa* 411 Sam C. Gardner Your old Furniture In cash to care for the float. Pm. Aug. 3 a t Savannah, Ga. ple who owed money to the hank Widow Denies Any C o n n e c tio n With Slaying H u sb a n d EAGER EYES M ake-W om en Value - Wise TODAY is a buyer’s mar­ ket. Competition is keen. The woman who would save anil get the most for her money is the woman who is n close reader of the bkls^hiade for her patronage. A combined business tnd pro­ gram meeting of Iho Woman* Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church was held Monday afternoon at the church with Mra. E. 11. Laney, vleo-presldent. presiding. During the bualnesi ■niton reports w tre ’h"*!*! from Uie various officers. One of the Important discussed waa tb* ecrlcs of i»»er tea* to b« given by lh* women of th* church to n n ta t th* pastor and sUwards with lh* conference lencvoltnt fund. Mr*. S. E. Jjnes dxtended an Invitation for the ( S O M E T H I N G T O first tea to b* given Monday afternoon at 4:00 o’clock at her bom*. At lh* conclusion of all busi­ ness Mrs. 8. E. Jonca announced tha program w*iiefi£ar*s based on l h / subject, "Woman’s Status la tha Chorch." Assisting Mr*. Jons* with th* progtam w*r*: Mr*. J Smith, who t*d tb* worship period, and Mrs. Walter Raines. About 23 members were In atd d J H & e tjp & L w i& th tj c u u jl ten.knee. w k m . j jBf a y c o w e e A P. Paul’s Beauty Shop For Cash at E W agoner’s FAMOUS irs FOOD .. FURNITURE CO. ~ I’honu 5U) . 774 Sanford Ave. FOIL c 1'V I.I IS * •‘s .K , \ v s . A A A A I n K ilK $3.50 $5.00 _____ Phone 9140 Delivery Servl-o for I’artle* Friendly Angel's Cat Shack Fir* Genera A Hanfcrd Are, “ b .* V PERKINS o jo L . L ow er F lo o r ^ c i GM um . G M v * iM ta £ ttp a * . a ftb a X . • r im r ie i* r 4 0 i t JL £ ll\mt o tn * t • 1Tlvr7 f - Admission 60c, Tax 6c H. & As L D e p ’t S to re STB u *i4 SANFORD R IB B O N MALT .A M I R I C A T 5 1 Q 0 I I T f lU I R w , •2f rC;V ; a I Free TRIANON W M I M V 3 R Y0U 4 0 , YOU FIND . Tue*. — Hat. Mtrn’a Byncopalon I-id lea ’ ROBERTS’ 1 | Grocery and Meat Market | 1 "Th# Blare #f Barrie# and Qnalltj* | 1 1st nnd PALMETTO P H O N E 39 1 M 4M l �of famoaa ahlpo of history. m ortal picture* of. aaral maorurara and •altora* Ufa,' displays of rarlaaa manoa of ship propulsion. torpe­ does, tbtlla and otbrr Sibling equipment, Oa a lan» motivated , A u*. o o .~ O h h-h. la y can you *ee . . . , T h a U nited State* rot em in en t b n done a bang-up Job of preaenting it* activities » o - th a rC h ic a g o W orld'*, F a ir —A C entury o f P rogress— vis­ itor* can aee and understand VAfi/uNGTON, Aug. 10--VP) . _A modif cation of the I’rcsl- t them la tba grateful Federal Building, deni's. ys-emptoyment agreement who** 130-foot airndrr whit* pylons, covering houn of labor sod wages symbolic of lb* three d«t>arlin*nte tg tha mwspaper Industry was ap—legislative, mccuiIv* and Judicial, (roved last night hy Hugh H. are mirrored to the btua water* of Johnson, Industrial administrator. Nottb la cmm. ar* »>m of the The code was s-bmtUrd by in* most0 Iniereatloi nod coitty and American Nswapapev . JMbll.hrro t-organized display* lu Iho #nAssociation after a pretioui proKi (wall Ion. pooaf h*d b*rp turned, down by Iho Framing tha Fcdrral Building recovery sdmmisirslor. . against III V-shapcd background U h ic a g o C V ? ?' >■ :i i■ ■ Si ■ a sin lb* bliic eagle pend ng con tha colorful m ates Uullillng, with gay banners heralding tha elaborate shows maintained by tbo twentyone state*—Including Alaska and I'uertu blew—participating - In the 1 (deration of a permanent code. Piovisiods of the. •! porary agreement Incl N j person* under I t shell lo employed except to **11 papers during new established ho. is . where It itoe* not Interfer? with school bouts, but lhose from Is to 10 niay bo employed up t i llirei boars a day between 7 A. il. end 7 P. M. A 40 hour week fur accounting, clerical, office, serf let or sales em­ ploy*!. (except outside salesmen, representatives, drivers, and c ruilatluii men), prjvldrd the sxcepUontimhcr than outside sale)men shall not exceed 10 percent of-lb* total employed. A 40 hour week, for factory or mechanical workers, or artisan*', with a maximum week of ,14 huur* for any six week* within any six months period provided ns one work* more than eight hours in a day. Minimum wage* for arc -lining, clerical, office. service or sales «mploy** of I lb a week In ritl-s of morn than 500,000 population; 414.1)6 in elt:es between ZBOJKIQ and BOQJXW; II I in cities be'.weir. 2600 and 160,000 and 112 In towns of less than 2500; provided that all employes receive as much n* beret,fore; except that up to*5 per cent of th0 total employe* mav be classed as learner* or appren­ tice* and paid not h"» than 70 percent of the scale. Mlnlmim wsgr* for factory nr mechanical workers nr art moss. •acept apprentices, of 40 cents an hour; and If hiur* arc reducml un­ der the agreement a rats of t.ol less than prevailed in lha sa.no community July lb, 1020, and In no avent less than 30 cents an hour, or a weekly wage 'ipinl that paid July I, IIWI. Maximum hnirs nut lo apply to profesalrnal worker* (Jncludinit reporter* recsiving In exsec. ol |3b a week) person* In rnsnag.-risl or personal capacity who receive more than 435 ■ week, employes m emeggenry, malnlenaucv ar.d 'repair work, empluycs hi vptrlal cases where restriction uf hour* would reduce production u r, ) in spelal cases of cmstgancy, pro­ vided Ibal in such special e we* *1 least lime and one-lhlrd sbitll If paid for hours excess of the max­ imumH oun and -wagr* 1 ndu.- eont recta In effect un or before July 1, 1433 which cannot he irvlucd exespt by.mutual cunavtit are tx:«aFi*-\ The temporary agrevnicni also provided; ( ; That during Iho pcrlu.l of the code a publisher In • city where th a n Is a shorlagu uf labor which would create great haid-lilp cmld obta'n a slay of the rr-|ulr*mrnta for limited hour* 1 pon petlilon npproved by the ANI'A, pending in­ vestigation by th* ilet'ivury At* ministration If hs agreed to abldv by the decision of th* latter. See Money printed. In lb* Iwo building* together grouped as oo* unit, architect Ed­ ward It. lieu net of Chlrsgn, has crested one of Iho- architectural hlglupots of the Fair." Especially' at night, when Hood light* and In­ teresting highlights make It a Jewel rising from Northerly Island, lo the Structure a surgmtis picture. luslilt the government section the visitor may spend hours, even days, of fasclnallng observation. II* may see In the navy rshlhll tha last word Jn anil aircraft gun*, models ha may Irani many thtsgs that the Creas-Ceowtry In a dtsp. niury accomplishes throughout the There ar* her* Intriguing exhibit* ----- ~» » * » . ■ • * * * - wf rea * o/ • v x v r e m glob*. of lb* poet office department, ex­ *r Ihrerto jure, and A Mountain In the treasury department ex­ posing daring Hall frinds; the bu­ bog gardes of New TorVg Adlroohibit ho may watch a mllllon-dollar reau of tarostlgatloa with He die- deckf, all within g few Napa. Aerood a court be m r And himself Is an Alaskan trapper'* cabin, along n wlsdlng lilaaeort stream, w i n California giant redwood grots. TIi* Insurfant growth of the FIorTS-' */>'r :| Ids tropic* and the (jurist beauty of n ml.don courtyard retold tMU hospitality as watt Free InttrUInment, Almost. Ilk* n tour through the nation Is a walking trip through II.* Plate* Building. tier# the Ds> kata "bad H w ', n llk h in n tre a t ■i ream with Ita rocky waterfall, the corn fields bf Iowa, tba Nlsgailppl cotton belt and tha uneqoaled mines of Illinois ar* brought 1st* •law (s undentsndibU, edoeatlun. a) form. And If Ilia olghtseer Is tlmd from a long day of looking, fcq uvay ■top to rest In Urn Court at at si a*, where orery day leading bead*, ehorsl societies and other moilcal organisations prortda fro* enterUlnment under bln* middle-weiters ikies, and to tbo cool breeao off lake Michigan. Nowhere Jo this great latere*-, On* of th* most graceful eatraplsa of the new Idea InartWtKtwa llooal or posit loo does tbevU lto* that features tha Chicago World'* Fair—A Century of Progress, tba rrallsa more dearly tbo magnitude, Federal Building brings to th* shot* of North Lagoon soma w »b* lb* rerealltlty and tba phreomannl mast matt IInlrigulng sshlbiu In lb* Exposition. In th# foreground *n prugreaa that cbarectorU* Iho Unit-, Julian gondole give* further proof that It la M World s Fair, • id Hiatts of America. * P Charming World's Fair Retreat Down by th* old mill stream It’s still peaceful tnd quiet, even In th* heart of tha busy Chicago World's Fair—A Century oJ Progress. Thtlma Wdlbium, of Dayton, Ohio, pauses In on3 of th* many beautiful gardens of th* Horticulture Building to rtf! ■ moment In hsr tour of Iho Fair's many Interesting spots. as fixing the cost o f product'i in. In formally establishing 'he wc 1very administration. I*rca*'*m', Itoosevrlt mcnllnlied the tias.r, li»-i dutlilcs *» leading the way In ths piotrsm . Tho situation with reference to the to .r roiv In conference Is Ibis; Hearing" lixve icu.l In ■! u|iu:i tbo coal, strcl and uil co>!c.r but there is still a wide d-fferencu ut opin'un both bctwvcn cpvrntfnr groi^u and Lclwrrii the In-Ks .-reI *» themselves and Johnson. blind disappeared into n nimby wands, ubandiining ono small *rduli. One uf the men was believed tu Imve In-eii wounded. Tha big ilragnvl closed In on Ilia wtaaIs, ilirretod by wireless message* frofil three army airphuuM ii Vt’rhead uItempt lug In tiu e lhv lliglil of lha other car un i the |sath i f the fugitives. Traffic c lo ^ rd by incoming Win Id's Fair visitor^, was snarled fur miles u« police blocked off the m et of the veurrh. An entire sip me mile, uf undrrbn h was (limited. The result v/»* the ur/e-l of two men And Machine Guns S e e k Desperadoes G ^ an t Indlistries Of, Gauntry Urged To Agree On Codes (Contiqucd From Page 1) There agreements specifying mini mum wage* and maximum hour* for th* group* will remain tffecUva pending htarlng on th* par nut sent code*. In OMthar slgnif rant movi to ward the goal of Industrial sta­ bility, tba National L aW Board dlspaUbe-t Elmer F. Andrews, N**t York gommlsslotisrt "Ubbor, to tho bituminous coel ■flslds^df Wostem rannivlvanl*. lo Invtatlgate charge* that aperetais -had violated, tondltlfna of the agree­ ment which endld lha 1 trike tear*. In advoeattnh that- the 1 ■ (ftjuftrit* uonipoa* rests* an.) agre* upon jb* administration, w u th* fhet that thres of i V! on Who claimed they Witness S t a t e s Couzens B a r r e d R.F.C.Bank Loan (Cantlnued From f j g f D afraid to go ahead wl£i lh« I jSjJ in the fare of Couxens oppoalUca and Ihiextenrd deliunelali *n. a F « r d at one time was under■ | by banker* to have agreed In « deposit of 17.500,OtW l„ the Union f! ar-Han TruM Comiuny, but ,0,*r denied be had made *uth » prumla* and therat. 1, 0,1. If Iho Union Guard bn iluvrd, to withdraw all the money he hod la any bank, Including 430,UOO,IKO In I he First National. Senator Couxens, now In De­ troit. will answer Ube statement* of Mill* when he appears -before the gran.I Jury later (h a week. The startling testimony came at the rc-upenlng of the Jury yester­ day fur lh« purpose of hearing remaining wltnesxe* anil winding up scss’oni alter a ling stljouinm cn l.^n ils the first pn cell, declaird lirmly that h„ Mleved th* ref.aal by Couaens to sanction {8,200,000 of a 443,700.000 loan was the solo cause of Hhv state tanking holiday, proclaimed by Covsrnor C imstock Feb. 14 after th* Union Guard an Trust Com­ pany found IteriT unable l<> epun for _bu*lne*i. “1 pleaded with Senator Coufcna tu get the It. F. C. to itreteh a p.lnt In the interrst of saving th# whole Michigan situation", said .Mills, "but ho remained obdurate.” , I’o-xcns, he said. Informed Him there was Insufficient collateral to cover the needed pari of the 44.",701),uoo loan.lh v witness said on the eve of the threatened atatcwi'la holiday he telephined President lloo.sr. The president, hs said, told him that director* of iho R. F, C. frit there was Insufficient collateral for the loan, sml declared the raasun they did not think it of sufft< lent value was fear of t ouaaps, who was not only the sen or tenttor from Michigan but .dvo had r.r n chairman of the Senate com­ mittee' Investigating R. F. C. First National) th# first thing the morning. If it opens, I _wl? play ball with th* First National the wky I always Jravc. If it does not open, I will t*ka all the money I have out of every bank that Is open.” T7 The Ford deposit* in th# First National. Isald Mills, were abiut |29,000,000. Ills (Isclsion, hs sold, ssriousiy complicated plans to keep the Flrsg National opan. Jfc spit* tba closing of the Union Guardian and th* Guardian Na­ tional Bank of Commerce. Shortly after the Ford atale* ment, Mill* said, Henator Cociens telephoned from Washlnglon, ad­ mitted the situation wao “serious’', and PfTerc.l to endorse half uf flSjXXLOOO then needed by tbo bank if Ford would endorse lie other .half. Couxens, said MUM, Informed him that Ford had drcllne.l to take the action. Cotton Curtaififtg PIrin ForNext Year Will Be Worked On WASHINGTON, Aug. 1B._W>) —Believing that despite a reduc­ tion of 4,000,000 hales or more In this year's cotton crpp there 1* still warmm “ LahoV iiW cr ACfiMs 'Representatives Of WalkilltrOutOnHIm WASHINGTON, Aug. Id^-W ) —Representative* of the giant steel Industry were sreused yes­ terday by William Green, presi­ dent of Jka American Federation of Labor, of walking out of an A . R. A. meeting because he was present. , ■ "I regard It ** n challenge t » the government,’' Green told new ipsprrm en. Asserting ha .area there op n member of the government advis­ ory boprd, the,laboy leader.added; "TNk question 4s whether steel la to dictate to the government or whether the government Is going to set up* ma:himry under the In­ dustrial recovsry net and require Industry lo work with that ma­ chinery.'* Meanwhile, strong sffoits -were being made by national reyvery officials lo reach out anil bring Into the N. R- A. fold four large Inddstriex, Including steel. The others are real, oil and automobile Industries. Hugh S. Johnson, lb* industrial administrator sent word to the of­ ficials to agree quickly upon codes providing minimum wages and maximum hours for their multi­ tude of workers In order that the -N. R. A. campaign might reach the bulk of the nation's employes by lab o r Day. ... , , Green said he had been Invited ~bf Secretary Perkin* to attend the conference between the steel mew and N. R. A. officials as • member of the labor sdvlsoiy board, ._ It,/ added that at a meeting this a fir moon the board protested th-, action of the steel men. “When I went Into the confer­ ence room witb Mia* Perkin* Ihi* morning there seemed to be eoneiderabl* perturbation,” he sai l. “Miaa Perkin* talkad to Judge Moere, counsel for the steel Inter­ ests, to Irving of United Stele* Steal, and officials of the Bethle­ hem Steel Company, “They said they would not par­ ticipate with me present. Miss Perkins ssplained 1 represented the labor advisory board. They wore adamant and walked out evi­ dently to another conferenei room, leaving me sitting th en .” Green said Mb* r*rklna and Donald Richberg, counsel for the r e c o v e r y administration, ex­ plainer the alteration to him later and that he replied It waa an is■ut between steel and the govern­ ment sine* he was present as a member of th* government ad­ visory board and not as president of the federation of labor. Johnson told newspapermen bn knew nothing about th* incident. R e p o r t s Made By Departments Of CRy Regime r From for-otl BreiO cornea Mrs. Rosaline Coelhn lishe* MIQcr, to lb* Chicago World a Fair—A Cvntpry *i Frotpamhire. Miner I* a member ef tbs BrsrilUn delegation laying phns for tb it country** exhibit at th* Reposition. city, and two flat lit* services, or a total of 18«fl active serre:#* against 444 drad service*. In a voluminous .report of many activities under him daring July, Superintendent of Parka James Moughton stated that the City received-033 d ais of.FedcTai Aid labor d.'tlng th# montliu This labor, was tUvlded as fol­ lows; 340 hours were spent on ditches; 280 hours were spent an repairs t > brick and asphalt pareM ill; 243 hours were .pent In beautification work; 78 hours were spent in grading; 55 hours were spent on eulvsrta and aawers, nnd 10 hours were spent on repairs to public building. Mr*. K. J. lloighton reported that ths Municipal Library had another active munth d u rn g July, The cash balance on July t was 410.82, while on Aug. 1 the bal­ ance wa* 412.43. Receipt* during the month totaled f.12.48, gnthered from fines and rent paid by non­ resident member*. Disbarseiusnu totaled 126.65, while |6 wav turned over to lhgX lLx.treHury. Additions to th* library thrive* during the mvalh-Included on* book purthasr.l with rent money, while 1T4 books were repaired in the library. There were 24 new reader* registered—17 adults, and 12 Juveniles. The Iota) number of brnhs r'rculated reached 6801, Bnd the II- (Continued From Page J) were dismissed, and 11 case* wtr* transferred to th* County Ceuit. The total amount of police fins* collect*'! wa* 4ID8AO. The Water Department repertrd that in pqmping 16,200,200 gal­ lon* of water daring th* month it plan, Th* census bureau rsportod yes­ was necessary to ns* th* follow, terday cotton mllla , continued ing auppltu, sonic Of which wets high speed production daring July, carried over Into-ihi* month; 613 with consumption reported at gallon* of fual alii 42 no rads of 800,1(3 bales compared with chlorlnt; If gal toss of lubricating 278A68 for the rorresponding month, last year. l ere and peasanU, Instigated by - th* Austrian Government Vsl- ; jBS, ffSSiK rf& 'ffi him to piri*i w e r e i i i W ^ e r r e d a t' an,} In tb* gccsral excitement tbo weak* ago. V>1- rampalgn . and added that he expect* them to bring forward a plan soon. • Tb# serretary of agriculture In. dicaled the farrj administration U In a receptive mood for such a In an .annugj summary, pi# bu­ reau al*o reported that stocks on hand A pr. I, war* 8,178.133, or “The president", asld 3111s, ■bout JJiaOJMO bales leas than oh “said Ibe director* did not want tb* same data last year. Th* total lo far# Fiuxsns' criticism !*v»r> in 1031 arts a ^ n a jw a .^ . Theoretically, -tha farrei riffhIn(or *0 worthy a purpose a* saving about a m-lllon depositor*.* Ho ministration sits back and await* i»aid that Senator Arth r H. Van- moves by tha.growrer* befot^,de­ denbsry, Republican btlehlgan, evi­ ciding on any ptogrem affecting Actually.,It denced every desire to be helpful, a farm/ommodljy. but Senator Giuxera said If ihe doe* much advance. planning and loan were made he would 'de­ frequently has a good i*da of what It Intends to do before nounce it-' " “I forgal", said Mills, "whether the farmer*’ plana arrive. hs tai.l ‘deno ncc It from th* housetop*', or Trim th* senate llnar’, but It was on* or th# otha" The proaldrnt suggested ( U * with Couaec* and *** If bs woulT wllbdraw h'a op position. I said I had, but t r no avalL-” Mills said bank sffUlat* under­ stood they had an agreement ftpai llrnyy Far.) to "frsete" hi* 47,* ^ ———w^w — Presented At Meet For Fifftiting Crlriife fflvu ass islanes a | l happiness U'-popr- children but to bring tba rity and country pooplo into closer contact, especially to create more friendly rslatksns be­ tween the Viennese, who are considered by some oulstdere to b# red ravplotlonlst*. and. the conKivutJTu folk in Um province". , Austria U striving now to d«yajop a ynJded, national W M lm - "Too many habitual criminal* arts at liberty”, nontinued H r. Hoover. "They were legally plated a t large after, having been com­ mitted to a penal Institution wither for Ilf* or for large period* of time, following batardous duties performed by our peace officers. "First offvndvrv or those who Indies!* some measure or penibllity of reformation, should, of course, receive proper considerst'on. "& :t there Is not a person pres­ ent who cannot recall scores of habitual criminals who were not forced to serve tha terms tmpossd pn them by the courts, who were accorded less than minimum sen­ tences, paroles, probations, and pardons, to an sxtent which at t me* caused polica throughout the county to wonder whtlbet there w** any possible advantage to b* gained In (pendingjJtof' money, and sometime llf £ W l ftt ptaclog then* behind the bar*; ".Something 1* decidedly • with th# system which may be*, abused aa to ptaea expressions of aentimeataUty before thu proper protection of eoclety, tb # place fo r criminals, habitual criminals, la behind prison walla," Mr. Haovgr; dstlared th a t prob. u Virtua^Nomrai a6 dtrfg ftliaen could oiler at tho present gim« Raa h exhibiting WASHINGTON. Ang, I 8 .- < ^ American charactsgj inriependenct The American banking structure and eo;rag* In refusing Jo, yield tq demands of blscbmaJlIn* racbeU*” - « r p d that a l| such de­ mand* b. reported, to ths.uU .ori- *1 polite perron- Warnjnt ftf By Weather Kurm Wa s h in g t o n . ^ - T 7 J * * 7 * * % p » J > # n r J the talntng auff.'cluit funds, Font later declared h , , w ith.*.bqrrage from a police sub, mashtns gun t dianaed front tho I hnvire but l a 'f t r apart blit printed before bte q n . H * M i •c* bow tho bureau «l standards Into everything from Keel roll* U airplane*. It* may team tow (ho bureau of flshcrles it orb* lake# and itrraraa, and how tha ll|DUa*ut* w estw ard. A Mul d'sturbaace e r n V‘ ,o n ° tw « .« d Um head of ocgxnlullon sbouM be permitted U ax trtis. . (m kind I . hi. d Klptfafc . “ 7 i * r repealed U* iavl- �•i<ri RAllrORD ITEHALD,' SANFORD,' FLORIDA. it Chances Go Up moke As Baker Blanks itfitf 8 to 0 With 3 Hits SUCH IS LIFE— B o w lin g News Notes In a special mat h 'at l.ec«burg Bunds y Sanford's It man tram Inst while lhe-2-ntan team split even. I • t s r n s u s - u tv t u t s Haiti VY r Jrihr* John Cirri'. Hen. r t M t M 'U u i K 12 4 itl« IfDO * IV * .TJ1 • Kd . ii* s !l ,1M DMA 4 i a ti itTRO gjA'YBAM I 12 t i n |v«i*M WVTtt. W**V»P» Ifpftimt. Hull*, 172 I I I ( t| I. 4 i \vr: la? l%3 M« I**—sia<’ j 17t 214 2JI 21* face him. Provost then drew a ' walk, and Henry McCully singled Into right field, nending Provoat *fii(u In 1121 t|N«* tM 9 .2m to third. Buddy Hopklnn, than i f: i:a m mu • u i v Vr%vi i i . rhifit*iiAii,, IT« iaf K T —JtJt whom there are few finer amt •II doubt that h<> scrappier ywing*t#n 2«*7 ?rt I II F mihIjy . la . this r n H I »ai — IL VVatkrr. aid" to hurl against the tlcague, flapped into the "clutch tat 1 If Un'bitdnit, vr. vv».t. 1U 1*7 U t -4A|J Jaka Dakar, the Cen- hitting position by cracking out a J it 447 ( Ii n k r . L% % v tiM N u f i m i f u i u \ fu n ortda Bo#*ball League's out* single which scared Provoat. Dull ■A.A l l l l.k k I M lt .lt M l I liH ia«ti m ? irit;.,ia?i j Ufl-haodcr and hardest forced llapkins at fo.ond to 4 * 4 1,1 » ••*. r .M > ;H 4 ls K f A t s I IIU III T ill; » u r» ; u f hurlrr, knocked the Feds' tire the side. * FIHMT i f l T i ’H a %NFOVIH 2-M%V T F V%f nt-winning chance* iky hiirh ■'"iif •• * h*l*l*h gliell lit it M O The Feds got out of that pret­ fire* Millie, 221 lj"> I* > it Ikt t i ( it ir t h itc s r «t! I ' n i ha bald the Feds to three ty well, but, when Dennis hit i Jf*ri W rh+r. 211 l i t it« r.<4 \ M r*l|Ul.«lrs % ,» i| « | * s| | liar ill and ahut them out, 8 to 0, be- f*rine to start the second. Manager •l«v S.I \ II If II * I si I • , I 9 R I , I .S f lls rl 121 •at %4»% u : » j \ a howling mob of Cocoa fan* Charlie decided that it was time to M i l !»’ .* I * i n nil i «»I I t v * . II it-i i.r r .a n i nu ll.lW titJills* |i|<Nstif (silk |**f til h .|w**'»l at city yesterday afternoon, take the veteran out of the bn*. 11. VV, VYrtlkrr. 1va 211 l«a 42%' Its 1■* i|*' it! AliUtdilH'r WMh latk \ M h ?rt| 21% JM —1;,\, triumph w as-g*gtsal per- In came Lefty G*igvr but he must II «*Hk>. i» ii | i t ' f 111 Iv n i m v in tit s*t * id' 11t* - I u I • l«>wlti|g |H M |M ilh v i l u i i t r i l aatiifactlon to Baker. He not have lean ready. Kinsey sin­ 3*7 Ut 1SS.IIS,J (ft . I r i i t l i i t i l i 1 t ittitiljk , t tM iU Ia . in rt tt through the fir»t half of the gled through shur(, sending Plrne r s « f I I I u. k l M l l H u o ih ’ * HRHfkNIk VI %T*'II N u l * t | | v N I m ji u f BtMrtluUft, f l a t on beaten ala time* an,j vie- to second, linker bunled to force M V l'im il I H v k 1 f i t " I ' |a| l-VT U T V .i 1 !***» . II kb e*. 10 tfme*. The Fed* Prine at third, Geiger to Phillips, Th* Mid Inii«1 Iip I iik a* ijni, Writer, ^ 2M 21% |aj *!• him three out of fo-tr and, Kinsey-went to second. Jack ■ -■-* f I h r t l a l * i l l l h a IttriU iim * «*f r i r f l l f j t ' i i l a In (t in m a in * «»f I ’d ha hurled against them, aptl Howard gut his first of three hit* N*k«*wn I ' l t l r m » a l c t * r I i f D it t * fthftH i itory had been panted around when he doubled to center, scoring Dm iiC4'»»ni(nit In l.* n »#• x *1! 34 " f i l e * 111 Walfear, (I *»'•'•! W ill (■*(!«• ( l i r r M i l i mu I ! m' I B ill be had refuned to pitch Kinsey and sending Baker to iai SI* ?s: *lil» it ! N r |.lr » i l h * r A . I » . r j f t J , the Fed* again thin sea- third. Harrell singled to score HaW it n r * * n i t t i f f I* "lit I 311 i s s i m I j fiiiil Krai thU |ft* fill tint m! Am|ch»l . . . _ . . . .. her and Howard. Provost and M. % i», m i. tslerday Baber had his re- Cully were out. Thursday highi btiwlnrs from V K OOfNUeAHK. i'i*rk 1‘lft'uH 1*111(1'». He showed the. Fsds that The Indians had scored four Apopka and l.et-^jirg will tw here H *n it(tn 1# i V i i H t r K I mF D I a . can’t* taka It. and he showed earned runs at the enj of tha.scrfor a few matches with the Banllv A vi \ V H I KM. fans that ho can take It. T huym d. and, sort pf tjrvd pin they I» • lord bowler*. HKVU was nn» i3lh of the sea-i ‘ousted through the third without against seven defeats, and Ihrrnlenlng. They went back to league-leading Indians and M ini »• o r iiiv C ts n W v l a A til/r tH T r t W hom ft 4 fn y »*t»*i4 fp fi FAHMKK rU M H im t respect he has set a n#W| determined task to l-ral ||,e second place Artando Tlperv All O I I U I H I s i l S n l U 1 “ I | |i( e i|a r la k # * tlsvl I f * IVtAl K H i l. 1 %, ( h * 3 5 lh i.f t v o f I d l t i M t league record for vlcto-i Fasla and go Into the lndisput.il indications point to a thrilling A s U l M H I A l l l M T P f l LAmtINBURC, N. t \ Aug. I* n« la mVImvIi A VI Ml M The Ametiunri Diamond Ball |a alngle season in (hi* battle between th* two beat clulls -Iw L l U (I r i l l / l i l t £ j V u n ilu’rpriflpr in i*i»ithwI rail Monroe, 28 V —* • • r t A ’i— InM'tflas y r o n to e , . n Id.— I k e r b s i.caJ by ta ll. will f(l*> tft th. iiiitli r«lifii*M •i Only three Full gut t» fourth, hnwrvrr, trophy, pictured above, and sym­ in the.- loop. The Indians l ll is* live Il'itmtrtMrt v1tHl il l i ri .*Mikr rttl B eotlam l co u n ty fa rm er, haie, and nine uf tla-m linker was «n Infield „ ul but won four out i uf seven game • * 4 1 1 ,1 games ’ ___ ___ III 1 mis.uf’lhi* r’ls* bolic Vif state supremacy in this was near ilesth in a hamlet h«« tv. Vh*r il»f f* * r N m tn ln cl* * fV ril H i . 1 ick out. It wan the wurat Uni- Howard got „ sin g l, p ajl played against the Tigers and th" ,#s f i i i t r l ftiri iiih.f » In t pita) yentenkav, while five men popular Fine da sport, will be tin* Mi in [ handed th« Fed* since yarly Jlairell sacrificed him to second Indians have not lost a gam,’, te Fliifrit>l«!|it|0«! illt*l f u r mo fi TALLAHASSEE, Aug. Ifl—M l rtf Na.itiffirtl, IIom1•*r14*It-ifilH were held in the county jail and award for which the team, of the n lf**' *Uif fiK otd he score,) on 1’loVost’s Sill- the Tigers at home. m . j —Govern ir Stroll*., r e f ittin g here: lull* III Alii I k K m t|M lL hi * * !* # l* * i.a one was free on bond, the a ft­ state wilt strive in the state fmr. «h'< W Fed Club Prenldent Vanci< *fW ‘ Provost was throwu il« h.itn III __f lit i*; The U-»v se„ vester Uy from Key W est. ' de. ermath of n -evere flogging ad«» I f la i N m r i , «»r» fh** N t h iln jr ttrs N it %lf It If pn •a laid thin morning, "We out ut seoond when he attempted •lh*ll»i laurhry which gets under way O f VTs#f*-l». »f*T T **I , c B b i - I to ...... merit on r reipic** nf fn]B|,t , rm | M ' liro e e a rly Bunrlaya't have beaten Baker yen- to Stretch the single into a double. is f r n .i.r iiw im u t . »*, r(4t» i J. W. Sallshury, Cal »r U*-ach soon. . I'l.Y m t H A V IM K Y . air. Geiger's last chance at the In­ PhHliD*. ay becauie he wan ■ right.’ aid <1 We* 11, r f , Sanford is to he represented in • M v r r V t . it . t n n i m w . ** county dfuit? altorn^y, thnt Iw^i lie Aliluill, Jlr.-|i. A t i ' i f » i * F f o r I ' lt l i ll o n f r a # | never had a chance althu igli dian* came in the sixth, name a special judge >o rail the returned to that coun’y unlc-.i s this to moment, it Is hoped. T •Hnrrl«Mii. If, walked Prine to start the inning, Hiirbdd, • might have made a belli ID. team directed morrow night, a Sou ford grsnd Jury Intu se*>kwt t>* lnve«court order specifically ng. _____ at the bat , ‘h«-w a wild pitch to send 1 '' * m u »n . VDTH K TO I’HI'.lllTOMa nm tinged b y Itlll Uavniel, will tigstp slleiri-d vlotati iiu <>f NBA their return. |», , Indians faced a parade of * fu second. After Kinsey was I 111| | it, |»,* pnrtlci|urti in tin* Northern lu s­ i v j tI hi hi i . nr .i l no ti u oi vr utmi i u lr uoi uv fwt . o t la in r The con bmned negns’ codes. Minor. rf. pitchers during the afternoon. “n infield, out, Baker tripled on-r T IT H OF Y 1.011111%. "I haven’t had sn >i poet mliy tn a supreme ro rt order sSeying tr e tournament whiih g't* un k-r I l l Ufi* they got old Cal Dennis out l<l,bc't*’ head in right field acor|||** I t i i i i l r **f VIHM HAMiVN* T «ti alar way in (Irlundo early In the even 3** il :i i their execution and awarding them T H A t l A H N l L IN*r*"*im fi I ronsirbr the re*|ucslH , the g-ivrrr# and then they went to I'rine. Howard followed that f u n i i %N II II n i % •ft T n N il I ' m *IH*»»«, U i . i l M n , H I* a hearing Oct. 27. Th.m gh a Jack­ ing. it m u d I, If. If 3 3 I it nor said. I r i h iilr^ * *. ii rut n i l i V t x i n t x h .t V littf on Petty Geiger, left-hander. ! r i Plc w i l h * double to left, scor­ tin M urrell. 21*. 3 u 1 2 3 M Th# local leant drew the strong *111 rti m h i I 'F in n m l* ttitn ln % l aw h i iToVfrnl, i*f, . . Circuit Judge 'R O. ChlUlpg-1 sonville nvgr • Bit a m e/, the -Foley Lumber t'o. team of Jack- tK-tatr: ia said to ba more of* a 'n,f l'*^cr. 3 1 1 T ii l» * claimed they were forced |i* mbVM 'iiM y, rf. • 1 1 Ii rt f m i , m il l rw i*h n f H H I. n r p T M r rM r" than a pitcher. Finally ° ut (:*lg»r and In rarne Hiiitklh*, »«, . 3 « i 1 m rt worth of Palni Beach county is fr*s they killed Darsey. 'hat they h >rivills* as lls first nppunrnt, uml HMtlfi*il uml miulrti. t«» p Abbott, who used to, Abf™tt. Harrell laid down anotli- I Mill, |*. < ii i l l rt .» out of -the circuit and tr.e »*ate i i i v i* In i ittw il t ill ilr m r ir i t ! * W h irl* F**U. were prohibited front oMnining f.liiti* vh'i'tc* U*h»if iHiiil** to 'WHinji i* r r lih « 1 ti­ *» 3 i jin. * * F n f , triti. itinr n a n ln it In hiss high school playing cr bjnt. sending Howard tn third, 1'iin**. III Jiillwy, lb. ii rt lt *1 rt rt att irncy o*kr*l for s s(*cclal ju'Ve thu Nirontr trm n u n ik r * l>«rr«ic** (!,«• • •iciM »f Will* HAMANTH A rounsei to defend them and that K m * .| b , . 1 1 i 7 rt i* tn set in his place. took the mound for nearly l,ut ,’r','r'” 1 Gled out to Bonner, H \ I *1 * I t . llMTHanl, I u I p n f HrltilOril** of Hxnfonl l i i t t h a t w II H i b* r. j*, f» they would not he safe tf re­ 1 7 1 t I ' m ii it Mr, Flu r DM, In Hu1 |I»I» J innings. The Indians got a final run le Governor Sholti, while away Ivmvv no iloubl «» to the ftrt’ntrth i l M hnr«in i% * u » iiy l i n i n ' * 1 *>f 3H % n 27 11 i frniu the rapital, i m l m a re­ turned tn llr >wasd county. T iifa la : Cal started like a house ,h* seventh when McCully singled, l |.i h" I'lr iiM lY . H I h l» • rfff'* - Iw *'•'* Ilf tniilnHi t *««tut! I > i ' i * n r H i *1iin *> I * k i» h f*o p » Ha struck nut Howard and "*frl,ic‘ d *» *«<ond by Hop- rtA v rn itn 0f»<| prieve tn J«nwa Milligan, sen­ A<fO Ni«tn( tin !•> I n l f , F h i i h l i , w it h lit (un I'ttt’OA . I3M t w r l t r iiriiMlhn m u tt Ilia »l»(i' ln*rr11 as the first two-men to kin*’ Wrnt *° ,hird. D«H’» i<mniniir> tenced to t-li-clmention .anil rthnl..........HP ItUBlie IMII..I In* ll*i»'* single ' through short, and fp|| 3, lh»w j«rit.. I'fttV twI l, .KMM l|t>nIfftllsV t uteri to have died > rs tm o /, fin d ­ ____________ I HnI A M irif i1t a V ft, Are voti planning it vacation in li.thn T«r< lenii* KIia , ||ow« rlored on Trine’s fine sacrifice k h iif . a f k h . ing drcls'on by .CltCUl' Jj'k rc II. a r i l I . t h ip c s d a » • h i t , lti«iai*r. i : « # r u l r l * rif III* ’ »:*U*1* '*/ hit. rlflr**. .Hair*l» !, IlMiikltis, I'lift* PRINTING F. Atkinson of Miami on on r.p Mim HA1*ANTIIA HAnF.1t. | I n r ik i* 'I The Indians seemed tn do Iknthlp plnjr, I’rlne tri Mirre-ll |>» peal of Clarence Cssey, scn.enccd — - i. . . . HInil'll i*m hy Hakwr *». everything well, Thes put men oc l»y eqslpped to preduce Xa hv I, l*y Ah- with Milligan, for a new trial. this .Mimimsr? the bases and advanced them mkif 3 (tap** no hiltf, off Itukrr t v T iM -t r o m r o r t o o i o i v m daaa Job work *1 the off.lleiM fe 2- off I h*ithh l, Wlili'l He also nut ficd the shvrllf nf J l IMIK.' SKVttVOMl « *>l V T I . If ho—Stop a t'th e popular either by hits or real sacrifice -2. t .possible price*. Glva us f i l t h , ildkrr. f T i J H T HM iiit i- lis r t T t ! o r n .r iH iu * . nc. hv fktinli>( l^rln*; hr ‘ Iioknr, Broward county that four trlsL Ill rrillK .ls l. (it w . 'V hits. They kept up a rapid Hr* rr. H a r r lee tn r**«a#>»i I., t i l I M ill r 'm W IIU t llT , l^ f .n s .it tM I ’ l t ir grors, sentenced to die lor slaying of conversation on the field, and Pulinpr ntid Hv<ini, Tin*#! II AT I' "3 Kibcrt M .’Darsey, would t.ot be Herald Printing Co n v v i . v ir n iK In every respect they played l:4o. (O)H’n nil Year) ! n iit m ’ d ts iiM tin iv h iv k n rkst Phans 1<a hark nt Baker like champions. ■Hip itm ptxiitnN will, «*« fl*** I I I 1* Right in the center of the city, facing la-autlful tVntrai I’srk l . l l t „r AMNU«f. A l». I t i l That they have their eyes un th» and the world-famous 1'ratia, wdh st res, thiutrcs uml put-lic 7 ( i * Hi*# iir iiio - ra fili* r n u n l t J i n l i * * *'»f post-season series goes without t h . m lit i.h C f i u h l t . F l i i r h l i . I h a l f buildings ronvcniejitly nearby, the I'I.A/.A I* tin* natural' tenM il r* t u r n , j i f r i r i i m *n*1 question, and that they will en­ I-* K i r r i i l u r i o f th # K H n f P o f VV liexviius or the tourist. _ ’ , ter this series seems virtually \\ W r l i s l i t , i l * ' * * ■ *1, Mini n I p *I*1 LUMUER i |m « , ( | * l i t f lu * i r . m u ll* * i * |i |» l h f * assured, ■M"ii h i 11**' nit hi i i u In* fur ii fihnf "Beat For The South” Jack Howard's batting, and the o lllv it ir M **f H i P l r in !m tril» 1 r» i(h » ii Lasg leaf yellow pine, Gulf red non room* all with private hath. _ For IIAHIl WEAR, there is nothing belter than Doll# A .( w4 |,| mini**, ntril for a n onlwr timely hitting of practically every rypreaa an0 all hind* of build i1 l« i" h u r n ln n H i p h i i**» N iirli Dine un<i Dam a at the Gay’s floor and deck paint. It will nut scralcjr- blister, or peel one nf the Indians was n feature L it • lag materials. I in I r * | I f i l l ill* f * H l *1«V o f J llh P * when pro|>erly applied. of the duy as was the fact that A H M il Hill Lumber C o . Thu frnfrr of H aim *’* .S rial Lift'. Prine, who went to bat four times, WINONA lloWAMH WMKlIlT. K im iiu r HK.NK IIOLIVAK. Mnnairlnif D lrtetor 11th and Holly railed to get a legal time at hat J U L I A N IH H V A It H , Cal Ii* ZIP IBRV1CK Phone 1U f h o t ilit r for he walked tw|-e, was hit once, 204 Sanford Avenue A** K t r d l l l n r a h f I l i r H h llllt r I l f W*. "Plaia,# and got a sacrifice hit. VI", IV t i l l til* *fl«M ♦ n»«'ii. m m m m m m rnm m m um m m The Feds, as said before, never hod a chance. Three scratch hit*, two walks, and a hit batsman con­ Snapfollo free with three stituted their effurts at reaching rolls of films. Re nure to first base. Not since the disastrous 1031 llet a supply before you k<> season has a Fed team suffered to the fair. two shot-out defeats In thr*" su.ressivo games, and not since that season has a bed team Phone S31*J crowd*-,j any other team for last place In the bolting records. To­ day the Feds are hilling .321 a* a team, just one point higher than that turned In by the lowly Crackers. l M im eograph P rin tin g Tomorrow the Feds must tackle ano'her tough foe in the form of TY PIN G the Leesburg Bruins who will be Special lnreatlRStlona here for a game a t 3:30 o'clock. SEMINOLE COUNTY Sunday the Cocoa team comes here, while an Tuesday the Feds tC R E D IT ASSOCIATION have a breather with New *a*H * * * * 5^?? ‘Itaslera, Fla. Smyrna. Then on nest Thursdaj the Feds go to Orlando, probably to play a double-header. Bill Ferratal l» scheduled to m pitch against the Feds tomorrow, mm while Tig* Minor will be sent against the Bruins. Sin-e the Bruins have won four out their past ahi games, they constitute a menacing threat to any further hopes that th* Feds might have ugetoe v e t t v h u c m of winning the second half pen­ Optometrist WOQQIED AT HOME. MeaBE h e 's nant. Local fane will know more ABOUT UTTLE BOOTHEP, OOT THE •bout these hope* by attending An HE‘B BEEM VEOV HEEBIE- JttiDES, tomorrow's tilt OtMEEDlEATTOF LATE Mv’OCC.KArJK. Th# feature game In the league WAS LIKE THAT AMD WE C.AAPT tomorrow la that which- will he WHEN) HB U M O eC S T A W D .lT played at Cocoa between ^ie N. R. A. Violations H A V A N A HOTEL DOZIER & GAY’S QUALITY PAINTS PLAZA LOW SUMMER RATES MAGNIFICENT NEW ROOF GARDEN STANLEY-ROGERS HARDWARE CO. E m ii ii HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired by one whs. really knows ho*. Briggs, Jeweler, Msg. A#. '— l/ M t and K o u n tl FOUND Herman Police D ug. Write description In 1*. 0 , But M7. — A utom obile* USED AUSTIN COUPE (TuaranIced by Keel. |£ !li. Alsu, Mod" A Pickup truck, fl.V). Keel A yon* Austin dealers. (-H elp Wanted WANTED: white wuman who ran cook and do housework In stay on place. Heferen r s riipdrrd. Ap­ ply t7<M> Magnolia. WANTED: Saleslady to hamlla Sanford sales uf Florida made laundi-y snap in groerrs. Mu<t Imve car, Cummissiun Isrsls. Set Mr. Sain#, Valdes, Thursday A. M. DM2. t—.Situation Wonted A l.t. ABOUND (imve man, nur■ery man, rough csrpentrr, or truck farmer, wants Job. Will work fur small pay. J. C. lus'ks*Luke Mary? 10— Flower* and Plants KTRAWIIEKKY Pi.A NTS for trim See W. W. tt>ll#r. 21)— Farms For Kale WILL VilAdTICAM.V give away ll) arres good farm laud. All fen-rib I ' iumI four mum house. Tuelyo miles west of Sanfnrii. On nm eretr highway and railroad. Mrs. C. J. All-sunder, c-o Mrs. C. F. Ur, Ibdly Hill, Fin. IB—-M lseelU rfsm s. fo r THIS WEEK SPECIAL Highest graile Boor and dock paint. *2.4A n gallon. 7(h' a quart. Stanley linger* Hardware Co. .; BILLY’S UNCLE Wleboldt Studio 4--------------Lense Duplicated DR. HENRY McLAUUN, Jr. TUBBY AT A L L -> i An 1Alarming Condition. hao t h em w-^-.e.vvj.'is v � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 16, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 16, 1933. 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WEATHER W a t f o r d . A N IN IIR P K N D K N T d a il y Partly gloady with prohahl* »h o«rr* lamfhl and i f e r c t l d n e w s pa pe r n rd itr'iU r. 9 FI t S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . T U E S D A Y , A U G U S T 13. 19.13 A c t io n O f G o v e r n o r G o r e B e g iiu ftis p n te CCVCRF ACTION URGED IN FIGHT CRIMINALS American Scions Of FIRST STEP IS Wealth Will Inherit .w ™ n Fortunes During Summer TAKEN UNDER T w o i Cm U A Copy Ic k e s O rd e rs S tu d y O f F lo r id a Canal N U M B E R 238 NEW REGIME! IN CUBA H U B FOR S O M i ' WASHINGTON. Aug. 15 — >oP>—Secretary Icka. ordered BAN JUAN. Pocrto Rko. that a .padal «tudy hr made of Ass- U.— (AJ*.)— A rantraa propotni Florida ero«>.«tat» rcray haa k m atartrd by ship canal by hi* deputy, Coltv YORK. Aug.’ 11—UP)— i man aubmarino torpedoed tha t uNEW Goramor Rabcrt H. Gora’a ncl II. M. Walla. Pra«W»nt Lulltanta ort th<* lr-h I Thr wheal of t me turns Il ia sum- naid liner pahHahcd aUtameal that all Roo*rvalt ha* *hnwn rontidrt • m*r t> kiln* tw<» American boy*. COIft. Us appoints** watt gits him ahle intrret In thr project a* C o n d i t i o n s O n I s l a n d ; .cions of thi. co ntry*. fr -at lino ■ndotsd m l (nations bafaro The oralth of th* r -.d«v A«t"C. T r a d e C o m m i s s i o n T o a part of thr public work* pm ark»tncracjrt Into fortune* which accepting afflca. Tha go»*rR e p o r te d Im p r o v e d ; who died M«me li*mth'. la 'U r thr; E v e r y | h in g F r o m P u b gram. Thr action hy Sr relate Is s u e S t o p O rd er were cteated a« the nation "V(I veil « , t "b ,.c ), MS1Mid hit porpnoa waa to on. av.u - iltirt.itril| Irkf* I. Itrlicrrd indlratlvr ol H e a d O f G a n * W h ic h A b d ic a t e d L e n d e r ls follow act tha palley of Praalic F lo g g in g s T o front it. humMa beginning*. A g a in s t S to c k C o m ­ two year* aftrr hl» drnth at $87,- * a fa*orablr attitude hy thr ad Idant Roooa*alt. Ha Indirnlad S ta g e d K a n s a s C it y Jchn Jacob A«tor, .Ini.* Ifta iii" S ta y in g A t N a s s a u j|*.,'.i| :», tH*r uni. » i itv-i \ niinldratlnn <>n thr canal. M a r t ia l L a w Sugp a n y’s O p e r a tio n s tha Praoidaot bald hi* raalg21 )car» old yrU n liy nt .1 n * tor, hilt trolhci i*f Jr t, -".viicd • M assacre A rre s te d natloo bafara ho nnllad far g e s t e d B y C o p e l a n d sjuumes control o f Intmanao Mfl.irm.lHMI. «9I* t l # %*•#**•«•»• « ASIIINtiTON. Aug. I k .,n tha Wand. AataoU Bartalo. ‘ A t F a r m e r 's H o u s e A m erican wnrahii** noW wraith. Ili« friend. Alfred •■wjnr# rho Krtlrml tr» Ir commmi ■ion In .ter of lh.. fru inxMwai of praaidrat af tha Hha*al par­ NEW YORK. Aum. I S . - O V - V.n.h-rhilt, Jr, will nol r-icli li>» prctl nenr n* lh«* Irrday to laa'IV *A cJ Nd* < • elder ravnr 1 . > lie oil tl» nnl ty. daclarad Iho foaamor’o Everything fr#m nuhlir flogging. majnrily . until Sept. 22, tt'iaii hr. D A L L A S , T a x ., A u » . 15. povprnm enl rou k Ii I • " !,0' ve 1 iti»p action waa Illegal aadcr tha Aat ' ,l*4i|" pitoVt.il*II III hi* wHlj the problem * inherit ml from I for criminal, lo martial laW wa* . i" 1 " " fr," nr il !•*« t ••jr*" tt.ilmo act agati ( A , P . ) — H a r v e y J- B a iley, for lh. nt>"rn child. luxlr Organic act aponoorad hy t,.k h> a Te* * . i the unheavnl lh «l Woodrow Wllaoa. Tkara wars i .crioualy urgad upon tha S rn .t. , «»# cmnn.lcmf of their .*"* V lip tll< tratatiic nt a <Im » I'BIr h<--) o t* ..f id en tified as th e lea d er In irpreirntrd a. ,mtul*. , It i|K h Ul the ft*. f 'C. e'ub-oommitlr# • for rar halawring I "P moan, the only ram jb. ailnl ' . Indications that at least ana f..r,. I» tw o o f th e natkm ’e recen t ipiicy profit n'rtPl.t*.'' cabinet member might go to ! vr.trrday a. It held It, flr.t open ' •" T tu­ V tor inl'lll"B« I'.l tt■ 'hunly ni^ **t Df » * " • K* lh »'"* h” m a jo r n i n e s , th e K ansas \.uk. lo * •loir IIrirnd. and hvkrt .'* . improved. . ft «tn 1c.*l r«l|» # III Ib« tract. Richard I’ Whltaley. « mini*: regional meeting. ' ' » ■ mm* " mMnw r' JatX C ity U n ion station m assacre Jietl allrr old John Jaton, ir • muni. , fatbrr, J"hn Jun.n 'A.tor. 10 P e r c e n t P a y m e n t Marhmip. ' ■ rmn * "im -cl. recumnien.lt' ten taI A nolahlo line of |iollrr ami , -lw|| |hr TlUn r „ nk ,n |p|?. grant Horn Waldorf. If | • Slfth ■ r* ryl t« lontfer W ill II YgCtOf lh o f f i r e m en and th e |200,11-11 of the ifgi*t|at|on *-f • *hi* S een D e s i r a b l e T o j J ^ ^ afr. ir. m* f.miiy p;« prison atpert. atoart* parr oorr lhair Ihclr view, view. j Alfrrd tiwynrr Van h-r’itl , Ii. tied it. ( nodal ion ii lh* lu* 000 ransom k idn apin g of S|« . u;*ti*r Inleetment rrtl*l -f tl ■oitinurd I >n I'agr 1 itr). G a i n C a n c e l l a t i o n «.da.i n -n ^ i.r n’ |v' T to Senator Royal S f'oprlaml. I Sr., mrl drnlh in I I •'* whin a tie; Fort Wor'h aftrr Ihe f.r»* public C harles P . U m b e l, m illion ­ -. - ! Wrat. apparently for _ _ _ _ n n t/ ttin chairman of tha rommltlre, and : heating—linnet- the act ileaigna * tu With every liwllcatlon that I A l >|iam| flrneral Marm M,n** aire O klahom a C ity oil man. j ptotryt tnirvlut* fr uii fra d.ileat within Ihe ne*t few wreak, th* r t|f former fuhnu pra.UIcnt^an I w as to Jail h e re to d a y aa I ft,-k l ir*. The c"mmi*i*»n m-.-t I MUM m a lt of tbo f*W r«l r>r«m - r t n m n T7Q f C T A N I C V 1,tarap out racket. 111*12 tat rollwtloo will hava opposition ’ ,r p f \art within Jl hwur*. H | « n t driT# on raekataariag tlE il I l U l j l l J In lt U U l Warden Lawla E. laiwea, of W hl'rli* -a.I Ihe c.uwpan \ or- reach* I apprna.-nately »d pee a.,U |# quit hi* call# ...... « " ’» T* ‘ urn i ^ Bailey, convicted U e k rabhor . .. .„ A '____ * I Sing Sing pri.on. wantr.1 not natui'l in Augtt«l, IM.', to d»*t ni-mher* of Ihe City rnmmlvrion' t# Cub# gad a laadfr o f the Mratori*! Umy .lory of . __ n , _ n |only Immediate martial law. hut n .peculatt«e in*r<tinent In .«• n la.l night decided t« make e .e n r | J lf»IV YORK. ratoon break st tha Sanaa* r*nl- F r e d e r i c H o w e t i a n s effarirt-rilfludlng a Uat-m inutaW IUng and ■*"*''» '!'•< 1 • IIK| rumination nt .|ain unr* Inp h u rt i f Induitre* lu lfil j.-<— . , r.| a d ve.ltr " t o taetlery In whkh the warden and “ C ’mmi.^jflCTn'ure ichang. •,>Ja*tetr#* t •’ p#f*onil drive hy the op th r .tic k C a m p a i g n T o F i g h t *t'b f " » miinc p-wrr* mnfermi ■aw*# »' a. • .a H two gnarda waro kMnapal. waa ' * tn hr ng the year * . *l .T ic m l t.'C ",,,,r ' ,” ' M *’ ■' upon the federal government. •u* nut » i'll it . ii gi.ttat mi .late ■l.uier*. trapped oa he alayt on 4 cot In tho U n w a r r a n t e d R i s e s .....Farmer . I’ollce romml-'loner M a p, aw n o n- P n t e d— | mrnt it« , |t rrt inw \ •<ri*-to«, |,ctloh to 4U percent h.f»ta 1 cahtad bit* «>( H a ra re mn « i jy Ta a wm ii,| i , .si H ■ >o« l■d« - I• * c - t- i. I. -I —- r- e- s e------ba«k yard o f n farm hou>» ***** .lory » ( tl'“ henrthieakTU 'w " 1* • Fdw.nl P. Jlulro ney advoeatr.1 nr. * li.*« tkl. I in g T ic k e ts W o n d e r A s k in g Id iw e r W a g e ^ m lki from Pafmiflao. W l»* county . WASHINGTON. Aug. 15— 0.* „ f A a*o«l*t*il I’v e * ri.tT They made thi* ilaclilon n»ar T O la.he. with 20 year*" for atatenirnt* fot Ihe la*t thie* bamlat • fraderic C. How* completed la»t hardened criminal-, fli-trict A t­ »" I n W e lfa r e ( ’ n s e s * ear*. tha end of a inutln* meeting Ii: rapher* to W h a t W ill R e D o n e ag.ln.t mkl. ••( fav.dutlnn. h!,".!With flra ether par ion* arnight hia plan* to .tamp out food torney Thoma. C. T. Crain, of lie .aid It al*u nt.ile an eriot which It « * . found nece**ar/ raatad at tha plara, which *•** ami rlntlmvTlie mmal .urpint ami ap­ In the Item .wiling for n .landing again to (<>«l(H>iie a dl.c’ia.l'n » f *h*d Manhattan Borough. New York,TAM PA,’ • «Aug. » 'tg • iri.-MVTti# -Cux . .he l. 't nt « i»la t>( i.'wnv* idantlflad aa Urn randaa/oui tvhero profiteering. e?*vTli.hgh| rate ortHuan an er-eTT!c .llgh, or... tan-e A jk h* " * , |t ,t at noon rapllal .Im 1 How* la a mild mannered nd- urged that prmeeulor* lv giv-n tian national lottery, which lake* proval xf m rni'rr. " f the Advl. Urachal waa bold eaptlao by bla , In add lion, he intr-.l c-t a. which h. ' heen place.) on It» f'r.t dr’PV#d •" N the power of .uhpoenn and the |hnu«and r f duller, from Turn , ory l ’ pi puttee r»f the local abductofa, Bailey was broight to mlnlatratlon .leoth whoae Job la to The with * « * • •«» 1 1» '* r " ™ endence what he «*i.| u.n nu ad | reading ...me week. . « . right to quevtlnn witne-ie. under pa player, nnrr n week, may Ni Dalit* and pUc«d In fail. . V. II A. r.m p n lr n Army wa* farrat ont food racketeering under ^ . ^ lertl.riuent went hv Ihe . >o<-*nv matter wa. delayed '.ntll ft# rex' « f <»'• wiped nut nf evl'trner uml-r lh« oath In priyatr. It waa announced tha*. a “ »cbI plven the Seminole t’onnty Re­ Ihrough Ihe mail* Jolt I. pr of regular n.eetlng'. on Aug W , th# r0^ ! “ *|!“ " , .*/• the new deni. H* Intend* to • « Senator Cnpalnnd laM empha- government *et up at ll.ivnna^ itaaUhl n u t" of the Uaehel ranIt w .. pointed .mt again, ^ ,'„ y thmi.and* » f dolThi* w »« imli-ote'l le*l niaht . lief I’Attnell ye.le’n lay afternoon which wa* tevatra.i tv * mm In kem was found In tha pisaeailon nou nee within n few day. the He- it* thr'ughnut the hearing on «n j i f the ta* enllectlon re.che. 4»t|»b* , the Ii*#* > He in a .periat iHipOteh from II. after Itnmlall fh a re . rrprr eullng l h .-ago. f f Bailey, who waa heavily armed. tail, of a nallon-wld# orgnnliatlon American “ Scotland Y n n l" Ad.ltr*ted In "|letr !n. n l« , nd i fervent of th. ...ra .m a n ^ .# »- •»’• |.|r. . nm eta m#»aakeri every wltne.. If he fnv. van., ohlrh *ald that un* of th* that group. prt*enle*l a petition Flngarprlnta of tha multl-mil- to maka war on tha ^ra.ping gm' , ".la t c l l'rr*« I ark. r*” . It uiitlleed * plan tor Idem* ..f thi. city aland tl? gain; n »" Denalra Oklahoman war* found on ear, th# graady hot char and the ored euch a bureau, evplnlnlna reform, demanderl In the pro­ in which the fountII rc|ue«le.| lin n ij upward, uf 9700JI0B thr Migh the ■oytn ur > • * l>lg quirk profit wlmu-i. ehotographar. lo*t hi camera «nd k bad, a bench and a waUr glaat avarleiou. hnkar who fall to Join that It would he a federal, cen-1gram ngain*l Marh.du -va rnp-^ pcrini'.ion It* U«e a lower wage nu tiulial inir.tmenl of ten d"l- 1 rancellallon, by Ihe llondhuine-*' tral eo-ordlnatlve agency. M««t prr-iion of the lottery. Thi* pm preOtou. plate* Sxtur.hiv niterta a tenant houaa on the farm In I’lntectlve Committer, of part -tale for welfare lith e than the let < thalr call**gun* In eo-oparatlon. o f Ihe wltneaaea thnurht it ■ grain. Including it* rllm ln^im , l» no.m at the hxnd« *.f an '■•.*t-e r*l which off Ida la aald Ura-thai waa •>n 'he fare of the adv*rti*emen| due lnteri*l mt the ouMtan hug A* conaumarn' couwal for the rood Idea, thouah wme warned raid f have lieen ndoiitcl t»\ a w ag " raTe unlered hy Feileial mob whhh doacatf’ l p ' "*• bald prlaonar aatil ranaomed by wa> a l>ig NRA l.ltie eigl.* a-il u imkhtedna*. of Sanford nut hunt ley I'an Amon an airway k" kla fatally. Ftrat auruaeament of agricultural ndju.tmant ndmini. that loeal aulhorllle* would re- mltril |M.||tlral enmmi««lnn Belief w .« e*pre.*ed that it i« picvent the e».n t- >'( t <<mel raptmn rlaiming r.-r.-1.r '. . unThe drawing iet f"e Snndav tha arraat cam* yaatardai from tratlon. How* ha» completed t eent too mireh federal lotrrfert h e loval rommltt#* *l«o look !del Ihe “ truth In «ecurlt'c« arl ” pntalble Ao htlng th# collhftlon to Or rate* r e n . t . . former *ecrel(xy ■ Horner Camming!, thr nttorrmy ■urvey of bread price. In 1H rap- enee In erlme Inve.llaall'n. a* Ihmirand. o f. Tampa people trofniranee o f the t>e*d a . mi*­ Tha company did u . , ut in an 40 penant If Ihe t unmii* mtec* j _ ganarnl, ntdRTanliingUin. Some augaaatlon* riven to lh# learned before noon that dav- ' lined hy \\ \ . hefflar. nf C h aw . „ apperit.nre. hut fieri I * 'entirlm, wl'l make p*r*"iial rail* upmi a- of *t.t» maantatlva cilia* which Indicate* A* th* pHot look o f lit # hull I M f A long, Ida him on t^ i rot Bailey eommitta* and their proponent* wa> petpened hy rneetoment dmany taxiayar* a* pn»*ll>le ■m e ..f it* "(Ti er*. nrlreu lh» c»m ami f o . and J. f . Ilutrhi«"n. » f f bullet', v tlh the ........ and I U a * J a maeUm* ytfn, 'an anlomatic moat bakarn ar* eo^paratlng with were: rree heeaii*e nf the al'lk# ard Tha Mayfair Hotel came In for ! ml** on t.. pul the h-nr'nj ..IT nuRooaavalfa raeovary silla and an «wtoma-' __ .—,--,t'c giitol, but Pratldant A renteat eo-ordln«lln» crime prior In the rlutlng Sat ird«e the S an ford It* led.. Truck lirutv ' 'it Ii* had time to |>re >ar. rvi- a generon. .hare nf di«ro*.lnn. A hi* wife «»fcly at " t ' I. Hi" Inlnrlaled imdi lore <l"*vn 'it I* '• "n.l Ha M awakanad It wa* program. bureau admlnl.tered hv the fed- fr m whlrh MiAm ln flrd for h;- cr*. |tv*, f r the ctahluhuient j letter wa* read from * gm l> dextroyril hi* riim - i and pH*"# with tha mndHa ef a machine gun Th# doctor dU.ovarad that th* erol rovemment—hv Jo.enh H life, with nnlv the clothe, on hi- of a geiietal i - 'i r y in the tiint Whiff's' h never, *.,n| the! which dr.lrrd to tevuta the propwhich 'veto I" lisv- i.ono to Mi­ la Uta haada t i Our Jin-*, head avarag* eoat of brand ha. gone up w »n *n •e»-*al ».«l«t»n * tn the bark. ter of w ag e, paid for common romp.*ny on, notified An, | that »it> f« » '•*# • • permanent >*atami ahounl ihe plan" 6f tha Sin ^atmlo office of tha Sehartlan' rlnnn*. director " f attnroer general. . Ihe rrgi-trat on atipliralmn <va«| round llildaehool, while tom m-gm Inlniter* in field*, faett*At th# |M>int of ini' u* »n l department of Ju.tl;. Fede-al enntrnl nt firearm*. . the Inllerv ami a friend nf Me lefirient in pmii, re*|H , i i,. nil«*ionar II J la'hman il.tr t ary. Th. co.t 'o f ngre«ti*nt ha. him. ......... . , » U y 'Ul(. ^ h„ , , .............. . rifle., they furcad u ... 'Oto a xnlveraat fln eem -l"*'"- he ih*d» he hnd In 'e In *"• *h*l rlre, .ml hualltr.. hou.e. In «hl* machine unit gtlor h it'll.tv llm The figure. former Comn>l««l’ ner Mnlmonev. 1 JnK—aim fle.1 the dlm .lrh «e;d, Ballay mad* no affort at railit. rUan 1J cent.. county. J foie nu examiner. doctor In New York” xvh»* **t-P«* Sac*. i.iuglilr, throw him o.i lit th# *how*<l that the price In Cincin­ V*« lie to 1*1.nd prl...n- fee |anil l« In hiding with n»her. So that a *ugge*ted wage «c*l# FI*# Fort Worth roucern h .i| !'" *ecure Ihe properly f >r x ho nutiktrl* of II m*nn. "Wall, It looka Ilk* It I* too nati however, want up 2.5 cant, criminal, (nd more public a»- whn«e live. h«ve heen l*i danger may tw dto-rtr op for |'r#«eri!*. • ral<l . ragl.tration f . » „t y"x pital Another A*«ortn!* I l'r<'-» e.m• (Contlnaad On F ig . Thr**) that h. wharaaa In Baltimore It wa. only .l.tanca for the police—hv Poftra The home nt Ihe lottery rhi»f lt«n to Federal N. It. A. authoriha*e I mited Ii* i „ •« Mayor Sp-er *tate l.*t • ia man. J(»sc (J u ri. i. who K .r l l.ehmapn , w ». «arVe-t hr m .7 cant*. Howe Mid ha planned to Commlaalnnar Jama* S. Bolan. nf ............... ... Mayor_ *• A <s,..,r had from . aiif'IV . * tie* at once. x A. r<|'err, " f •rrurltlr* |. IJAn.IMM) ■ > learned . wftk wn* (l».iw»''tl j The dl.palrh -.Id there - e « no • that 'ho operator of 'one nf lit" lir w a* |■!»••• •i!T.»|ili r ; tlm rm »aak th# Cincinnati bahera lo t l - New Yrrk. l*rgr*t re.tai.r.nt* in the “ Ktic.-I * Marta of rr■ r it •••*• 'ul<unt ‘>y Regi.tratlon of everybody In , pfflel.l word from the pel.e- . . chairman f Urn Advl.my Com n ( '• ! l i f r i r n i t i I l i . n f L plain. V I, « * U C B ,n S ' of •Fan*." a Wnrld'a Fair faatiirr. m ldifrt ^rfor»* • !»'• Ha alao haa «ome rpieatlnn. to the Unite*! Statea-hy Peter J. tn whether one more dmolnr mlltce. appointed a .ub rainmil '!• < leotlnl A t t r i b u t e d T o H e a t • al«u conxidetlng litiying or lea,, n ila if, dug nnl f r•#.»» tn i l l ) .'upliaak In Mobile. Ala., where bread Sirrardl. pcllra chief nf Bergen wnuld he permitted to ele.e tin Ire of .even turn. The) are: It.{ t:i*-,tn. John Maiarh. \V. A. i l"g thl* pr ipetly fur Ihe pur.u *# tlrket. nnw "lit. It"' 'he genet.I now conta nlnt ecnla a pound, and county. N. J. ' ■Ut# “.Imt.” uf tlm n iii.ig uf Ilia . — a —% -Z -L || |m Q l l.ftS ANGKI ES, Aug. lu. i d t ' ' ,f "pen1" * • hotel. In Sun .. Franrl*co whore It la 9.3 Con.tltutlnnai amendment to lmpre**l»n In the f’ uhvn rapit.l l.rfflrr, J. C. ||ulrtii*f n, J K. wrak-attd. Two death* were a*rrihei| to » Upon recommendation <.f Maycant a pound. Th* average price give the federal government ran- I. that the lottery, nut nf whirh Wat hen. F. C. MacMehon. and The.# ptet re», tak '-t olm»*t at Stapa ta ha takan la th* aacur- la 7J cente now a. compared with heat wave blanketing Southern or s P " ’r< it wa* decided that tn­ S* (). ShinhoNer currant Jurl*dlctlon In rrlm#— M.rti.dn and hi* h#irhman vr|. 1)4' aamc timu jud pi t'--. 0 • thn<i fatg of a loan from th* Homo t allfornla todar. Wallace Kelley,! n.much a* «n official of tho Floi6.4 cente on Feb. 15. Thi. rommitte* w»* «rh<ululr.l uf Ra.t. were pi eu in -1 fur il dlvGrover A. Whalen, former New had rharge nf dl«tell*ullon of Ownin' Loan Corporation war* ff'enltnene ... r . e e Tbreel Th# question# crmcarnlng York polk# commltiloner. tn meet thi* morning, and It I* long Hear I*, died at an Rldorsdu i *'1* I’ ublle Service Co. I* ’ now ery. Other rh-tut"*. <• t.dtv 1 .'rani ©otllnod hofor* momhara o f th* expected that when th# AdvJ.ory mine T. It. Fortune, 16, dlad from' dickering with certain interest Jfkvana ne»*|itt .......... of Appointment r f aelecteil »tat* Cantral Florida Council of Chant- brand nnd other food# will b* euna.trok# In llm Ortega mmin *'• connection with Ihe property, tha A**ociated l’ i* »j, *.- *r# In­ and m-nielpal nffirar* a* fr*leral 'Committee in#*t* »• lh# •'Hy 11*11 i-.ked hy local ecnaumern* counctla. ban of Commarc*, moating In Or* Inin*. Ill* father, It. |, Fortune, letter, he *enl to Ihe head, of IhV cluded. ut 5:00 o’clock thl* nflainm'n. Undo at a braakfaat aaulon to which the doctor la organlilng all al agent, to be paid hy the ,tate .hot him -If when Informed of th“ ! HIMe group and th# New Yolk Da.pit* th# fact •■#'• *re«l c.tqt-:thi* group will hex# n prt.p -cd over lh# country. Tlie*« courtcll* but work under federal control— h">'- denth and i» not repevted to. |<hy*i«*lwn alatiltg that the City • r.ntan and other photugrurher* fConthned On Pag" ih)"*-| P C Tha apoakar waa J. C. Morehl- will hav* food facU. gathered In by H Norman Schwanknpf. ,utecnvrr. Temperature* from 112 I* not In a p"* lion gt thl* Unit war* keeping film* l.~k"-l in < ^aon, o f tha Orlando offlca of the Waahlngton. to eompar# with rail­ perintendant of New Jrr»ey »t.t# i for the vault* for * »f" km- lop lur o f ’ h* ---------------- -- i L'lb a . in r.l-g te t" hnv# beat* readied .to offer a prnpo«ltion ing price* In each dty. All thi * police. Corporation. the rich Impell.l Valley agri Tea*e ur *al» of the property hut ti ding, th** llavnttH “ AP” »l.*(T at Today Copeland will ll.trn In , A *up)’ly nf gpplienilnn t'lank. Anoibar apoakar waa R. G. Information will ba l ‘ * »n ,hc 'uiloial dhilrlct. 'lie latter figut* It will entertain any. offer which (Continued tin Pug# Three) Gnaaftald af tha Stata Chamber houaawlva*. upon whom Dr. llow* legal luggaatlona. If# nnn-unre,l nnd other ila'a which eaplain* nt ledng un,' <l< itire almve lh" for . "llher p*rtv rare* |o make, al.Comaaarc* at Jackaonvill*. Hia depend* to heap retail prlcra i « ' that the full committee would j ■iinpl* term, how tn go nhoul *«• mr h**t '"cord fur lh" di.trirt., The I'onuui'.ioner* ilf*cu«<ed a L e h m u n n jtfv c K T a lk tgbjact raUtad ta tha Florida aug- tin*. Ho hollovaa that th* women convene In Chkarn early In (V- curing n loon ffnm 11*** limn" Man, n il"' putlita had tempera- •*'## t . i fur Florida hut took i.o Sr tnduetry and a propaaad aogar who go to the grocery *v.ry lober and determine then, after Owner.' I “uin Corpora'mn « » ' tr tote at"'*" Inn. ><l"tudt,. .< » < Tf-<v had heatt A t R o t a ^ Luncheon gtabill Mt lott markaUag agraa- morning won't let thamvalvra h* atudrine th* altuoHnn of Kan- reived at the Sanfnrd \llauti* — ' vallr I upon In a leltr* ’ > im an • National llank thla morning. IVr* chanted. If they hnv. an offklnl m a t which provide, that thl* M ? City and other metruH'lan C o n c e rt O rc h e s tra gauiiall n *pon*niing . *alex chioHnii'. *h"rt talk nn tv barl ■tala ahall produce not mom than |Ut of fnlr prl-ra In thalr pockcl- renter, that .peclflc .tudle. nr* .on. are invited to <-nll for th# •' ' Horn# tafrnt . «»r * IH^r«»vriv Florida to riulor.e the nm !*♦# hlg'illft el.- './ . *h" .\Vorhl'4 Fa'r hl.'ink* at any time. * i torn a f raw can« auger aa- hooka. H* Inland, tn ra* that they {I ir M** |ir«»KfNin will l*« st«Rr>l f Ihe Central Flut needed. gt Chicago furplw ‘*of<inl I’.uA* a bulletin titled T k n rtal lb# Hate, ravlrad weakly. il.t Tran«pnrlatlon Tran«Dnrl da Co., operator* tarian* with their program al * * T h la I* war." T-awen declared Information" *«U forth. ’ “ Homo vbrrb Iy Bt i Im* MitnrH ThrntrHow* la n Cleveland lawyer, n Th" Sutifi.nl Con ert Itrche.lra of th# freight boat “ Oaceola." Mr. Graagflald urged all In demanding federal rer"lali"U Oaner*' lean Corporation wa* uliriinx IVnioftMliiY nuht A ojt* ~ (a thla aaction to potltioa Wilton Democrat and a Ubarml la null remler i'» final ronrrrt of lh» a<krd for and .ecure 1 a permit lurchaon in the V .Id. • ll"*#l !»'• g f antl-crlm# actlvltle., "If *»# created for the relief of home *t». ii wns fihfiniiiiri'il nia in m ii-' _ Ganarnl Hugh Joha­ economic, and politic*. He ha. • — --.umtner, ■• h-oii un Th 'rxd.v night to rr#C| a tin hy ||5 fool duck day. Mr. I.ehiimnn'* t.*lk acJutndon’t hay* «>m# aort of martial owner* In dl«»rr.. with ^ llu-ir ing )>y Jo*. I,. Mnr<-iilct‘", thca'er (Continued On Pag* Thr**) ul] paraana or group* at M no o'clock from th# platform near Elm Avenue, adlnlning prop- panifl the -.I'.w i". " f .terb'ptD law t> .too crime we’ll have lynch ■nurtgage*. t»* r . amt other Hen', con plct ’ re* of "'Any point, of la* might b* brought managrr. at lh<- rear » f the Court llnu*#. rrty owned hy Itandall Cha«e. taw and than wall hav# lo h*vn aid the Corporation pmpo*r« l» ter#*' about the F'.lr ground.. th* Ax.l.tlruc talent which l« to h" ill runtlmi" through i pnr Program. St. John* River l.ine Co. nfflmake every effutt to carry out the Tho.e atlr"d ng 'he lunched! martial law." * h'-ard on thi' final program will r al* amt uinrcil hy letter that 27, Mid pn. n-*» tl purpoar* of the Mil. Thi. <hw* n<» the night o f Sept S . T i J S L T 'F o r m e r A c trc m 1 «. Included r . It. I'a«x"u . of H xI k Io. “ We could atamp thl* out Inrluil# Mi Paiilll" Moran. Monk * ti i i 1 (bey h* I wild their inteieit in a Bell noil UOM#-X t I " • " T S C l F o u n d D e a d I n R o o m M day*.’* Iha noted priaon nf- mean that a mortgpg" mti*t b# I" ron.i.ting o f -**-l* Monger. Olto Trapp, and Mr*. It ! )rB,f nn (|ty.nwii#d dock at and Rnlarl.n II I l.nuDItt. *f pmee*. of forveloaur#: however. It lit" theater will lu- nwn» '#t| lu Min Palm H*ach. »* guext* u"d It©* flclal ehouted In cloning. K. Stump#, em ail ra. T "# tt,e f.wd of Myrtle Avenue, lo 'he Challenged hr Robert Darue. in *i be home in mln.i that lh-- fird . .econd, and tlutd idgre win will fe a t'I" a aong Our Florida |w)nn |^vM| inlerrat. at Jackeon- l.rlan* Paul Htlne •*!'" j.reai-lef. ropranont-i WASHINGTON. Aug. 15— (AT A,., rm tin g the Cort*“ rn*ion I* * . A. W. Erp*. (I- W Spencor, n. * „rr on rn t), ,,n ,gr*m. which I* o»w iT.og |6*T*tt by „l||# ^ hkh grnup ,hr„ . gh II l u m o r H; « • Pap-1 r -p -; ___Th* T fc , Of Mr*. mn. Win M. bar B.rnclatlon racket committee, Ait ireaunc • body of _________ H. Pop*. II. II. Coleman, lf. C. former ncH man. on thl* point. U w e* raplle.1: relief mea.iire »ml will b*' mlmit The program , will I t xtaged >n man, urc|.e.lra,. and band* In th# , „ k, () fop , fj„ nf ' ” ■/ r- J S Sebradt. IS-yaar-old lor MaeMahnn, S. 0 Sh yhi'l.ar, W. “ I f t wora Muraollnl I could , l*l err it primarily for relief p u r roitnartlun with thr i>,-ular mo­ Xlale. lh# writer of th# _ tha bodRalMS, gad Mm. Mar- l r w fo0Bd today In Ir ... on thi* property. | t ' )«.e * and not for general rrfi tion picture program. M *. (il a d ). A. I.afflar. RarcUII Cha*a. Jatne* •a- Tha moating w u n o m 6f w hom« nt MauntralnM do It In 50 day*.” eeeklng t" It a " , ws, derided tn offer lh# gruevry tuncing of inmtgag#. ’’ Brawn. 8. Pule.ton. Karl !<#•*Morrie William' will . t a* pro­ «lal# wutg " ( Florida. lo,, Md.. near her*, witk (Cnntln>i#<l On Pag# Two) All application, about* b# flip' gram director, and |<er-."*a having i n n. II P Steven*. Georg# llg ^ _ .A n t over th* right tempi*. Joha C. through the Orl.ndo offtc# of tl^ talent in mn*ie, dancmif or any I n d e p e n d e n t C l t r U H Mulligan. 4ft, who Hera at the Alt nilARD VISITS (!KAVI rdlr, W M. Ilavn#*. and W. P. Cnrporallon. J. C. Murcht-on l< " HutchDon. nddrvM. waa arretad on » ____ ________ P e M a n t s l n rhargr o f thl* office. »••'* f 11 £ 5 , S " * . : I w - S T K SANDUSKY. Ohio, Aug. 15 G r o w e r . S e e k U n ity charge and bald without Stockton I. head o f th# Jack.on BUSINESS INCREASES <A*i—Twenty-al* year* ago J. Williama at urn-#. C h in a S a id D r o w n e d OIU.ANI'O. Aug. 15.—l/fl— In- W. Ilrugler, of Ru.haylvanla, Fa., vilte office. It I. aipactril that four or five A neighbor railed th# pdlra stl- •FKNNBY FARMS, ASg. 15 — KlMimmee. Aug. 15. —<Ab— dependent citru* grower*. t»pr# paid hi. firat vi.lt tn John*on'a pci former, or act. will I* ,lag"<l Aug. rt being gatinad by Mulllgaa. Pn- (A>>—W. H 8«ra**raill. night ACCIDFoNT IB F A ^A I. willing h«lf » ( th# "U U 'a produc l-lmxl heir, where ha wa. a Du# to a general lccr#a<# In rat», • each WVdnee lay nighl Priw-« will tico uld tha woman apf#ra«u» watekmaa, .hot gad killed ana Unit, look flr.t xlrpu toward f"i- t-u.nl over Confederal* prlwin- tel. hog owl poultry ralalog in KISSIMMEK. Aug. 15.- ( A l - he a* follow., except fui the finnl had baa# dand raearal hnjaJMul- o f tbraa man bo diocoearad rab­ maliun of ■ wlhUy w.ld#d organ Oaceola r*"i"ty lh# pa»l tw elv^ rr. during th# Civil War, an<l light: Flrat Pri>#. t-M »##unl ra .a x ,, Following an accident Mb* llgaa tUiawd Mr*. Schradh raUrad bin# hi* grocery aura and iialion at a meeting In lakeland raid month*, elate. Kno* A Modglin^ knelt r.var th* grave of John J pill*. tS; third prlir. o weak’* about midnight and that ba wrat mm of Bradford, formar Klaaimm## rirl feed marc haute, the firm'* bulllata yastrrilay. It wa* announced believed ho Nickel I, Kentucky’, .urgaon. over par* to th# Milan#. prominent in »o*Ul clrrie# her", U *»*•» • • (bo front H* tba two who araapod. Tbo dead here. Ftv* >‘t tho nin# atato dinaa* «h»wed an appreciating df On th# fifth and la*l ’ Di.rovary whom h# watched th* night be­ *»ld ha thaugbt f p unidentified- T k l loot died at bar praaant homo In Sumcaetor. w «r« namad. Oth#ra ami nearly >0 parent tha po*( 30 Night." th# flr.t pria# winner* of fore th# latter’* aaacutlon. Loat tbo hathraam, tut bar brad but ___ 11m UiUtmi* aotomobik, tar. S. C . Saturday and wa* bu­ tha pravloua rontaata will appear offlrar* of th# new Indapandant <byi a* compqtad with tho (am* — l. bo, way to tha had bafara aba year and again thla yrar Brugrled Bunday afUntcon. No da­ wkkk pollen think wra a atoirai patio*! U *( r m , . .. ^ 3 ' to compete for a grand pria# o f |5 aaaorlatlon will bo named o l a Irr vlaltad th# gravr, ’" — dtod. Malllgan w »i arrvaUd •• » loft b#hiad Whan tbo ta!)* a* t<, tha notara o f th* Ah'* pa*, to th* Tbratar meeting Aug. S3 o l U k «l**d . •x . 3|L warraat awqra *ut by tbo 1C(#R* I. & AGENT SECURITY CITY COMMISSION 3; PLANS EFFORT TO COLLECT TAXES,R 3 S S J flT ra ra ft PROFITEERING ON FOOD PRICES m - rrr rr.U ’Tl CUBAN LOTTERY COMMITTEE OF APPEARS DOOMED NRA HAS MEET BY NEW REGIME AT C ITY B A L L !: ^ "7 FZ 1 Ways Of Securing Loans Outlined To Owners Of Homes Blanks Received For Applications Upon Home Loans “Discovery Night” " ProgrRms Planned B y Milam* Theater To Prewitt Program Watchman Kills One Trying To Rob Store J I' ■ ■ X �I* mford Celeryfed* Gain Edgewood Team Is MM Winner 0 v £ t 1 Victory Sunday Over S a n f o r d P h yp n aytona Beach Ielanden far tha ladtoaa who am dinging to a Ua far fh*t plan with tha Orlando Tlgara. Tha Fada return boraa for ■ game with tha Leeibarg Brulna Thursday, a game which will And B a w o ia rri Mao* to tte d In, Ban- nar. ttotmrto. rvillpa *. U*raoa, Harrto. Two toaa kit. Itobctta. ,to a cnlbieth and Bhaanaa ware Booh*. Tkraa tore kit*. Cuaaak, aaay onto a few momenta later Hnnn.r. llama ran. Piling*. Btalaw h i . Abbott. MauwalL iwrtllMa. ■•d George had to reUrn to tha h Callrafh. Doabia ploy, Hatton to llarrl* atrocb oat by Minor S. bp Caaacb I. Baac* a* toll*, off Mljar O mmmk m 1 • L'mplr-.. waorprr.aw....... I., nil off m fS.maw Drtahllt From than on It w m «H ford. Th. Pada want ta work. Ab­ i M I'mwlMr*. Time !:•«. bott opanad with a alngla In the COCOA 6. I.BRBBURG X. Math. Stealing aecond he perched COCOA, Ang. 14.— Spoc Kinsey then long enough to tee {tort taread tha haary hitting Laaaburg Maxwell foul oat to Graham bo- Brulna hare yaatarday and Cocoa fare he acorad on Barnet* tingle won • Central Florida League p u t Catbreth. Harrieoa itruck game 6 to f. Klnaey held tha Bruout and Chapman filed out. laa to ala hlta, throe coming In With Mlaor and Bonner hath tb^ Isat eight Innings. He did not •o f at tba opening of tha aaranth. laaua a baaa on balla and atruck Baharta alnglad to left to ba oat nine. acorad ehortly after when Big A deluge of rain, aa tha Indiana PhilII pc hit a heme run into toft praparrd to go to bat In tha •antgrftold. Abbott A led eat to third, dolayod tha gema morn than Red Burneed. SS minuter. After be tingled to atari the Emory Witt, boapactaclod Losoeighth, Bert Maxwell atole aecond bnrg hurlar, otartod on lha mound gad went to third where he died for tho visitors, bat waa rant to ( i Barnet, Harrison, and Chap- tha ahowtru with one down In the toga went out In order. fourth after watting In two run*. ' the Anal Fed attack on tha Knowlea held the Indlane aafe the factoring Cuiack waa aided by reat of tha way, proving Jaat wild ||grbU Harrlaa* Indifference to a onoagh ta bo affective. Ukikrply hit ball which p*«««d Laaaburg acorad Ita only rani hi (hrbogh hla lege. Miner opened the opening frame, whan Parriah, W itt-a dean alngla to toft field Aral ap, waa aafa on HarraH*a tyUtofrad by Paul Bonner** triple to'toft cantor. Roberta smocked bobble, want ta aecond on Coppa* (Ingla and moved along' on Da(id ball hard at Harhto w>o rafsked to tooch the pill gp It want gin’a aacriflea. Contrarna cama ■illlog Into left while Bannar through with | hit ta acore Par­ aanang and Rokarto want to ae*> riah, got ta aaermd on a Aaldkro' And. Roberta want ta third aa Phil- choice and roanted on W. Haneoch’i alngla. Me* Infield out. ' With one out and tha Pods en­ Tha Indiana aranad tha count joying n als run land, Manager In their half on Harrell*, walk, Charlie decided to try to aqi***** (ho eighth run aeroaa. The pla? ttltod hacauaa Cusack tented what WM np. Tha old fox purpoooly throw a pair of high Aylng halls ror and *tole aacond. MeColly. that warn away outside. Charlie waa (*f* on, a Aaldara* thole# panehad and missed th# Ant ona, Provost mmHng to third and (cor­ and, because Hobart* waa almost ing while nophlna waa bring re­ Bt homo plats on Ihp noxt ona, ha tired at Ant. Dull ringled to acore fead to punch nt that pitch. Aa Merrily. Headley singled to open B rutult, tha ball bouatod xtralght the fourth, grin* "»<ond wh** ap HtAh*\alr about 10 feet, to be Witt hit Klnray In tha bock. caught by Eddie HeltM who Harrell alnglad to move both man throw Roberta out at third to ra- ■long and auaca»(lva watta t* tlr« tha aid*. , Prevoat end MeCully brought Tha Fada had acorod a pair af both runnera home with the Anal run* on arrora In tho wtoth In­ run* of th* gam*. ning. Abbott wont nU IM way to T k * k «* m u * . . _ _ _ „ * » .■ " ® aecond wbon Apgar threw wide L i u n a e af Aral boas. Maxwell fouled out Paa>». tto flm and Elmar Spnke robbed pnnlr.ru. In fM Barns* of a tingle with a Ana TV. Ilaunck. m running catch. Harristo eluted to toft field but Red Sensed U m I. t, • eyed tbo ball miserably to that ft mltod and rolled. Abbott scored nad eo did Harrison. Thoroughly riled aver Bumaed's bynakaad er­ ror Cusack walked Chapmaa but made another gnat cgtoh ef Mltor’s Ay an dtha damage W M donaTha tolanden.ht tha meantime 4k . hadnt bean able to dp a thing ifMaUy. tb Kisur, p . . . wftt Tlgo'a hurling. Ha appeared ....... a irifa wild, but lha wHdneaa Tunis kr Inslna* aright hero baa ncrvdltad to lha t M•mi* sb ari ...... I hMt and parspirstlan which railed Cajaa ...— — , I p « his Angara In a (toady stream nummary ■ Am I.il all day. BU hlta. Including Cusack'* triple end Speketo doable were that tha Ielanden could prydate, and tholr oaco Rated batting jjaeh waa noticeably abaant. Th^ put a maa an third le the tint, fourth and eighth but they eooldrit (hor. him fBrthar. • Aa thlBga Kappanad, the *>ary** bitten Barer cama to bat with ‘ la a Una* aad •idling gam* ; n t in k f afternoon, BaraH Dakar (truck M l thirteen a « l ami allowed only tkraa Sanford player* to gal kita while the m l • f tka Edgvwood tram iHovad orar taa mna ta taka tbo gaata by a 10-1 acora. Dakar art lha Santor4 player* Sava la order la oaran of tba nlaa laaiaga played and » u wall on Um wag to a aae-hU •hut-out victory, bat ha weakenedIn tka alatk with two man oat and two consorritra doubles aaat a mo acroaa and ipollad hla ckanraa. Only two man got a* far aa third baaa and |hoaa cam* la tha last Inning. Knight waa not In bad form yaator^ay but ka coaid not grt tka aopport of hla tanmmatoa. Tha hall aaamad to ba graaiaj orarytlma It cama ta lha Sanford Infield, far nona of tha playara wara able to fltld It troll. These two toama .will moot again on Thursday aftardoon on tha Mlhth 8traat diamond and this goma contrlbptad moat of tha Laka.'l •hoald proro )u»t no Intorratlng. roc ran*. Tha bon acorai Tha bo* acora: snsrfc0. h m ; : ! (i !i 1: ls i: ■anroMii jm. ab * m o a n do, gate up eight hlta but kept them (tottered until th# Inai two Hiring* whan with the game on lea ha-)at up. Tba boa word ON LA * DO A B II H O Mnnrt. m .......... . . 4 t I S Malibr. Jb ..................s e a l Rmllh. lb . . . . .. 4 111 f'upm. ir .. 1141 |U »d . r f .................... . . . l i l t Narromb, rf . I I a 1 nanaa. « f . . 1 • ■• a MrMull.n. lb .1 I I II William.. C f a i r l» p » r , O — .......... - . . 4 a M rle n d o n . . . . p W rlo b l. p. rf — Itlrbo, S b ---------- Nmltb, lb .. . 1 a u n i la ia o a B OUkam. lb RESULTS The 1 •I II By Using Administration’s O . * In Y ou r Emblem NEWSPAPER ADS ENVELOPES HAVE YOU* WATCH repaired by one who really know* how. Urldyi. Jeweler, Mag. Aa. an ■ ■ • »: i c . •• i aa f H W rn n c. p . l i t * f Harnaaa. rf . . . I tI • II That You Are A Member CAMPING OUTFIT, traitor. Foot paraona capacity. Comptoto with new tod. ITS. Real A Bona, daajfra, US Myrtle Art. "• CIRCULARS , B ILLH EA D S A LL ABPUND Grora man, nur•ary man, rough tarpantor. at truck farmer, wanta lob. Will work for (mall pay. J. C. Locke, Lake Mary. L E G A L N O T IC E STRAWBERRY PLANTS for into. 8aa W. W. Potter___________ 11— MlaccIUncoua ' Vmi'oiim 1 * and * roaaiiu it- TABLE CLOTH for tc. Buy *15 worth of faad from Seminole * 01.1 r o r * t j . in J H A ",c* w t ■ (.‘A M I I J J t B. R T K B I.K . P to ln lllf. Faad Co. Sara your tank ticket*. IIK H U A N H I T * i I T S K I .* . Dafaae- Present ttokato with Ic and rocalra handaoma Genuine Roaa T.i'r'.SR.V W « ‘*W Aw Mary MxTJ table cloth. Seminole w I i o h plarto of rttM fiiC * End ad* Faad Ce., distributors of Rad Roaa d ra w la unknow n. __ Ta x a rr k a rrb y oH arad and ta­ Faada, Nltrophoaka, Calcium Ni­ aired la appear nt !>• Court loaaa la aantonf. nam lnaTaCoiiaty. trate and X-Cal Faada. * rin rM o . an M ooday. I M i n b t r 4th. t i l l , lb . i*m o brln a t i e f lr ia Day of thta Cunrl. to a n a » . r tb r B ill of Com olalnl f ilm In , an Ml Caart a a n ln .i rna In in* ( h a « ( .n lltla t rauaa. w n o r.ln tho P la in tiff pray* fur a f i r i H af d lvo r.o o fa lra t you i > m folluro lo oppoar. nnowor. I , . 11 ar d tm o r lo ooH. B ill J of omplalof. tbo dorroa af Ihla L o a n w ill ba . a t . r . d o ao lo.t you. . T b lo n rd .r .h a ll ba publlahto ■i.r* a w n k for four ra m a cp tlra wash* In Tb a Hanford ll.r o b f , a o.wopapor ro o u la rly bubllohod . for a period ef mero than one y*ar p rio r tu Iblo dale. t x IN K A N tr (I I ID K H K II la Baaford, Hemlnul* C a u a iy, Plorldo. tkle l . b d o , of A - n a ^ l Now I m r r a a . ••* ••• }f* — * Or la ado . . . . t0 » • » i l i — t l num m ary: A m I .I s, Moore I. MAllby a. nm lih f. . " " * rSS Herb, Itc l^o d n ii t. lilc b a S. Rmllb I. M 'C r .a ry 1, MrlM .llaa t. **!•'•• Hoera f. Rondo, Monro. *. dan. Illrb o . M fCroorr t. McClollon. lin n , n a ll.d In, M .M o ll.n 1. W ||. Ilnmoan I, Capao E llooio run.. C apo. I. MrMullra. T o . boon kilt, Kalfutton ». T h r o , booa hlf, Roillb. M o b . . bo.irw cappa i . Maoro, a llb r, MrMullon. Hm llb Rarrl. reo, fteeb. Dnublo ployo. Hour* la M nltbr In to rM u ll.n : M eTroa ry ta M ri'l.lln a . Ilaoe on balio, a ll l.p o r Clorb nf Ibe C lrra lt C o a rt t. M'xlabt S. M cU nd nn I. R lrurk My: H. I . B t llt D H 'K . out, by Ixiper 4. by W rlR b l t. by fk C* McLendon I lllla. nff W rlR b t T In I Innlnoa Inane oof In I r d ) . off M r. IN K A I.I Londoa t . In • Innlnao. I x m I or A T . M o rK A T . frrtondn, Pla. n lir b .r , W rls b L I'mblroo. Porcl and ftnllellnr far P laintiff. llrn r y . Tim a nf n n r , I M . . P « fjf 18— Uotuea F or Rani SIX ROOM HOUSES. Funtlihod or■unfurnlahoil. ’ One la Lake Mary. Call Tuesday. 106 Avocado. WILL PRACTICALLY give nwoy 40 eersa good farm land. All ftneod. Good four room houao. Twelve miles west of Sanford. On concsate highway and railroad. Mn. C. J. Alaxandar, e-o Mr*. C. F. Lea, Holly Hill. Fto.________ 22— Real EaUto To Exdtange WANTED TO TRADE house for car. Box R. 8. car* Herald. f\ULL EYES may be made and rjfcf U kept dear and healthy by Wo hsvg the NBA emblem in various alien (from the anttil eat to the UrfMt necenatry) and it can be printed in any color you denire, hot before we are allowed to print it on any literature or advertieement we rauat hare a algned statement from you indicating that you are a ntem- FORySALR: Thoroughbred police dog, male, nineteen month, wonJarful watch dog for fenced yard. Phone 1M-J. THIS WEEK 8PEC1AL—Highest grade floor and deck paint. SS.4A a gallon. 70c a quart. StanleyRogers Hardware Co. BILLY’S UNCLE S P L A V IW — I'M d O f T OUCTIM* *THp �New York's Costing Election FA 1 E W A S H IN G T O N , A « f . -NBA hlrh sat t f - t o 1) tod** of . bos* I W T * ^ to tola at* to ifva order, the f*0 o»f * * * .W t" " a f * ( « subdivision of ta*- ir Haven is organising a Loan and Bavldgi Astori- Mussolini -hissed General Balbo both chooks when he air lied Tha suecose of the NBA cam­ paign will depend >• much Jib«n tha backbone as tha riawi which tka Bin* Eagle possesses. l 1 F | f, 5 ' 2 V F ■ mismanagement and extravagance. t> The Wigwam la also particularly weak in the matter of Ita candidate. Mayor O'Brien is not aggressive and haa never been known for any outstanding achievement, fie i& W ildcat'* A in e n n i: more of the rubber stamp sort of politician carrying out the Meat packing.’ wishes and instructions of Tammany leaders. He cannot be food and grocery distributing. expected to stage a very vigorous campaign. Radio sunn factoring. Cigar Makers In LaGuardla Is an erratic and hard-bitten swashbuckler «r(.r of this movement will M who will fight to the last ditch, lie has always been for trail her «*tnnUhlng unr dlseour- Tampa 0 * . lab or Thay wilt reesfl that U»a reform of New York's city government and he will have arise. end synthetic yarn. method of m'vMIlne through la plenty of ammunition from Seahury’s report and the Ihr rUnle nrathnd of the EnglWthave been set as folloW Section Of C o d e - Flaking tackl* and salt, Aag. 14. hearings, before former Governor Roosevelt. *Tra«Unr people*. and that oalne RgUH lumber and baiUfng moAt all events, any sensible forecast at this time would th!« method lhr»a peoples hmr* ieriali,. Apt. l i, _________ . seem to be pointing towards the greatest Thmmany de­ •necesded, a* no other people* In rWIne out fha alnrma Optical moaufactariag, Aag. IT. naked inm making an* feat since the fuaionlsta won In 1913 with John Purroy hare. of history and remaining fra*. Hata, hat aupplla* and raps. NBA cigar coda, aignad the PraalMltchel, Clear dortrlns and rigid P«r- flent’s re-employment agreement baat-flCUckktg h a t’f # « p j la tha preparation of tha gangsters’ e#da there Is one thing they are preparer! tq fight to the last ditch. . .thfra shall to no increase In the wages of sin. '■ — l— o Mark Hulttvsn says that 0 « aril Jahnson Is a combination of von Ulndenhurg ami Will Rogrrt. Vft ought to gat somswher* with a pn^r\ Ukc that. Occasionally wa aea a copy of Cornier Dea Etats-Unls, publlahed In New Yorb. Recently ■ three column headline read "las Anriana Combattanta Francois, goat Recut Arte Enthauslasme a Now York.” It was a thrilling In the production of an good beef rattle aa can be rained v that his government too Is doing i^'. ita pert In tha great cause of Rta*#. Reminds us of tba fellow Wwb# said he, had saved his wlfs's e Ufa. Whan asked how he did It, pMto replied, "Well, she -trumped I f my acs, and I didn’t kill her.” In anv other aection of the country." For many year* celery baa been the great cash crop of Seminole Cotihty. No matter what other crops may be tried at the off muuwn of the year, celery ia produced on every farm evfwy year at come time or other. Tnp experiences of other cectiona with single cash crop* do not recommend such a policy. Cuba with Ita great *Ritor producing arena, for several yearn now lying mlmoat in wnate, ia a good Illustration or the fnliary of nuch a plan. A second or third great crop, aa lucrative a* celery, should be found, if possible, to supplement this county ■ sgriculture. L -Sanford farmers can gat a ■ood Idea of lha fix Cuba la in aa a result of tha tariff walla of tha United SUtos and other na­ tions of tka world. Supposes law O**ro passed making It practical­ SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO ly pmbtbltlvs to sell celery outaid# of lbs atat* of Florida. Not L. A. Rrumlay Is gattlng ma­ aunt, Mr*. A, C. Rollins, at her muck jwosparity could com# to Sanford, no mattor who th* may­ larial on tha ground to build a homa at Wlntar Cardan. ftps' modam frame residence on or hoppensd to t o . , Ceiery Avenue. The place sals*ted t .Arthur Brisbane mention# a Is a beautiful natural live oak ttew book called "Hsllon’s MD- ■ad palm grove opposite the II. I' Uapa" which Andrew Majlea has jll. Chappell home. token tba trouble to brand aa unG. F. Smith la praparing to S autb#nt|c: Tba author siterti rales BO ocraa of calory this »sa­ J that Mr. Mellon mads "billions" les. If tba number of seed bads ( Continued From Page 1) uf a utils Pittsburgh bank, couatFlt must to n true report. concern a one-year lease upon the 2 « » vonturea, shipbuilding and Major A. K. Powers, Mrs. Pow­ payment of 1100 and to assure B. aluminum and Mr. Brisbane' do- ers and Xlnckan left yesterday Mr. Lovett the! the concent neeJ l *tofto, ” It Ja bard to understand for tha old homa In North Caro­ "not feel uneasy about nn eiteulina whera Mrs. Powers and tha elrm of leaee." W gM J a t nukes bins presents Governor Bbolta appealed to the Commissioner* by letter to a few toy* to taka car* of his mg* that thay appropriate funds law practice. for welfare railed, for only by h ». and Mr*. LI R. Phillip* en­ aueh appropriations could tba tertained charmingly at an ele­ atat* axpaet to secure further gant (upper on Thursday to hon- Federal relief monies. or o t-tto latter’* mother, Mra. Tko latter will bo answered, Tntfvy, who letveo to a few days and tko Commissioner* will en­ for th* north and will to gone lis t while they have had a relief for eomrthn*. Guests war*! Mr*. appropriation la their budget M. C. Doyle, Mr*. A*. K. PhUlpa, daring the past year tha tax col­ Mr*. Marshall, Mr*. Harry J. lectkm has failed to produce any Wilson, Mrs. R.^T. Gain##,. Mr*, appreciable ana for relief paritr. L. MlltoOf. ahd Mia* JlmmU files*. Mayor a • W. Spencer, sccoaspaalsd by hla llttl# daughter, Emma,-left Sunday efts moon fag City C om m ission P l a n s Effort To C ollect T a x e s * - L u ' l . L I. i u po*«* that apply l « ■ whole Ba­ llon h**e to to potd f®rj lhalf. price Is tha suppression of todlv(duality and tha raglwaatatloa of opinion. A community of free men. who proceed .by argumrnt to leadership end ronsrnt, risess •arlly work nut th*lr polldoo ao Ihoy go sl-ng. Ksenia rather than theorlea, experie*we rather than doctrine, supply lha reason* hv which mrn are hinlloM Into line. They do not odvsnrw In a .tralehl jlna. but forward and backward and sideways, and tnoet of the lime they look as If they did not know whan Ihey wet* doing nr whe'ra thay ware going. Sometimes they do lint know. Hut nor political tradltlona traeh its that It la totter to more Irrvgulmrty but with th# mlnni of the people participating and ronelnced, than to Impose grandioae logical patterns of conduct upon them, and compel them to cbey. As wa look bark over^he speetacular history of lha past ala months, nothing, It seems to mo, la to Imprrssle* or eo deeply re­ assuring a* the evidence wo and IndWatod thay war* nadjt to resume operations Wadaevtay, I* strikers return to the faftm im . Virtually every plant to tha city was enr»l\ad udder the M*A emblem during thie .day. Si jha manufacturer* made arrsSgementa to re-employ the tfiOO cigar maker* who hay* been oo atrtka ■lac* last weak because the mda had not bean completed sad signed. Manufacturers reeelre-1 n0 word from the workers about their pro­ posed action ia response to (go application of. I ho cod#. Soars ex­ pressed the opinion, howerer, that tha laborer* would drift tofk ,lo th* factories Wednesday., as they have eiprrssed w|llla*r.eJs to **cept provisions p i th, tjfJt. Paint, varnish, and Jacqpgr. Tpy. gad. plaything*, f^w et flpar. Beta 11 lumber. Lumber product*. Building petgrthls and spmrial- Automobiles, Aug. l i . Leather, AUg. ft. gafgtl, except fowl aad gro­ ceries, Aug. n . Ureas manufacturer*. Aug. 23. Laundry aad dry-cleaning ma­ chinery, Aug. 13. P i W right. Call, at iXUfhaway’a. WDacn , Bpltfhtc, 120 8 . Park A va. DOOIER ft GAY’S'Q UA! "Beat For Tha So(tH>< Nor HARD WEAR, there la aathtog batter than Deal* .A Gay's floor aad deck paint. It wQl not scratch, bitsUr, or pod Department atom . Spec laity shop. Mail order. Mon’a clothing and rumtiMng*. Furniture. our Internal measures to th* out* *r world. Wo connot se* very fer ahead aa to how the arrieultnral rontrol w i l l w o r k or what will to th* consequences of N. R. A. But what w* do know I* that In th* spring are overram* th* uotalnla » f government to WeehInet on snd were ahl* to aehlev* unity of erilon W* do know that we we,« able to swoon aafdd the obetrurtlon* of orwanlfon ptlnorltles and th* tofinenco* of private power*. W# do know that w# have seen pew eiterate*, new faces, young men. .enleroriato* end h'pdfni mlpd* In the respon­ sible n«*le. w e do know that the national anlrit bps (em revived, the! friehtened relentethm h glvtor wav to rnnfldeuea and oven to msenonlmltv Men no lonrer foot, os they did eome month* sto, th*t our society 1* doomed and that thee are Impotent. t)mt they m caught In a current of 1■ -------■ ------------ STANLEY-!* HARDWARE GO. A ra m -CAVEAT KMPTOS," JgjHIilng - tka kujn b w i t " TWa w a n t uaat'.aa a bit af baiat to aaaa U s aadant eondeNrai »er, y * , sr«a ft1 P oin ted b tha bwUta aad ataUa.af tka aigrkeLpiaea. It waa a piaca of • m r -J v t a « W R bofa of dgarbftvghl exp^nra. A shopkeeper knew JtUn about ....... ft M. toerrbgn^Mf. .Tbto W b b b b V*4" ' wk° * * * •» <m * f*m Bjm aUm . t o ha •aM It « tka toataat B ysutla. *tyK Tka N fi'fta M f* T n f y r j l WBBlftrt “IT BRINGS ’EM BACK” to kb aaK^t.pa ^ ^ n W te M M U y w n k to o w C f ka^gnpN w r i i ^ k t o JaB g-nl wa. p ^ . It w n hto baH lack. W J r. tk « « • g fl* . f i ^ k t ^ a tkA H t o k r t - i f t g l i r L__ I - U .U L fa t i M it m - m TTjC. • .■ ,iy i .a- /m - MrC II ::■ �Caban L o tte r y Allpears D o o m e d By New R e g i m e Social CaUndar B- Stetson University, r fh*t all application* mast be in by Aug. #T. R M m ti wishlag l* compete mast .writs to Mias Oor ly at 1421 Cypres* Arson*. The emumitta, e f musicians which will award the scholarship M composed ef Mias Mildred Nla. Visa Vtdella* Mailem, and Ml** Owrdy. The. audition will taka phga on Tuesday,. Aug. a at 2:30 , l .' v__r • ... rfffl wttaead timely short fflma -having to do with tha naobn-vnde N. B. A. program, it wa* announced todky by Jos. L. Marehtette, meaagvr of tha theater. Tteoo short fl|me wilt be shown in connection with the regular film feature* about Sept. 1, and world famous star* will have a ptrt* A trailer, with n timely and ef­ Frinade ef Mr*. Cdwwrd Hlg fect hr, mtsaage, win be otUMted M - r V fc. gjadlo.leara that .be a( all performance* starting next mm guest* o f Mr. Marshall. and Mrs. #■ M. Frederick Bell baa arrived from Mr. and Mrs. Preston R. Ste­ East to spend a short time ter* with his mother, phenson are at Waycross, Ga. Mrs George A. DeCottas, Park Where Mr. Steptenton underwent an operation last week. Pffjitta . In tb* MlamL gr* spending this week at Washington, Ga. Hka. R. W. Turner (eft this FAMED BANDIT LEADER SEIZED BY U .S. A G E N T going to-kill you", Bailey wa* warned. Jones aald Bailey waa the calm­ est prisoner ha aver arreeted. "An early morning raid ny «f*Mil agents of the division of Incastigation. United States depart­ ment sf Justice, assisted Hy c'ty detectives from the Dalis* and Fart Worth police departments, on Aug. 12 upon a houa* In a remote •action of Tessa, about . >*v*n milts south of the town of Patsdisc, resulted not only In th* solu­ tion Of tha Charles F. Vracbel kidnaping cat* of Oklahoma City, OkU., but in the apprehension of the principal in th* murder of a special agent of this division and three police offesr* by machine gun fir* nl th* Union station of Kansas City, Mo., on June IT", said 4 written official statement from th* Dallas office of th* de­ partment of Justice. Frank Na*h, friend of Baiter and an escaped convict being re­ turned to Leavenwurth federal prison, also waa slain in the Kan­ sas City fusillade.. Th* rendetvuua at which U m b ­ el was held waa found only -if'tr "day* of painstaking search by us* of airplanes, automobiles, and other msana”, siplalned th* offa­ ls! statement of the taking of the desperate Bailey, It ateo recited how the 12 officers split Into group* of four and converged up­ on, the farm house aaj "b-fur# occupant* were awake th* officer* apprehended Bailey, who has been identified by agyyrml witnesses aa Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Zachary left today for Kingsley Lake Fhere they will spend a - week .With Mr. and Mrs. Dick Phllyaw, of Gatnaivll*. and Mr. and Mr*. Rneh BA Johns, o f Tampo. Mrs, ttiealmf along" with Bailey. Iphllyaw aad Mr*- S t Johns are Th# department of justice Mr. Zachary’a daughters. ■genu last night had n-l decided what would be dona wilb Bailsy, 2 American Scions Of Wealth To G et Large F o r t u n e s Aa Benlor Warden of Sanford Lh*y drtlt spend a month. They Wftf also visit relative* at Delray Lodge No. #2 F. A A. M, A. L Beach and Miami before returning Batts will preside over the regular meeting of th* Lodge, to be held at* the Masonic Temple at 2:00 “ f*- Counts Johnson and eon,] o'clock tonight. Mr. Betti an­ like, returned yesterday from nounced this morning that all (Continued From Page 1) loultrle, Parry, and otter points members are requested to attend trad*. i Qtorgla where they visited this meeting before which wlU be Young Vanderbilt, In Septem­ httlvis for a Tew weeks. Introduced" many matters of vital ber, Inherits n share in a 117,Importance. All Master Mason* 220,422 forte aa, Th* Vanderbilt Mr. and Mr*. Walter H. Back vWltJag Sanford also ar* Invited. iwralth, which catae principally dfcipn, David Buiaby, wUI leave from rallonde, was merged with MEN’S CLUB TO MEET ■Vow for FItasking. N. Y. the Emerson Hromo teltier for­ % *-*hev Will vjplt Mr. B *h ’, Th* monthly meeting of the tune when Alfred Gwycos's fatter ifffhta, Mr, sag Mn. pWllp Back, W h Club of, Hply Cross Eptaeo- married Into th* Emerson family. Neither of the** two young il Church Will bo held a t. tte srioh House ^Wejiaswdsjr tveaiag heirs had attended college. They l Tt|0 efsdoek, with F. C. M*e- hare sheltered lives, shunning htew'as director of tb, program all maaner of pubjicity. They are not known to tte hot spot* ef pd meetingRev. Martin J. Jnm.wUl continue bis dlecusdons Broadway and they remain pretty dd tte subject wklch Wp* pfeswstod at tte July meeting, and roneehments will te served at the copel union of tte moetlnff. o m m i t t e e .O f M U . Has Meet A t C ity H i l l (Continued From Page 1) tickets, reaped enormous suras la grift, .would be dosed by act of This report last night freaa Ha­ vana did wot gibe with statornenti mad* la Tampa by aa ar­ my of lottery peddlers yesterday that “Cuba will threw Tuesday * All tickets sold for Auaday, they said, wty be good for the ,aa*t drawing, whether today or Sunday. Since the big three bollta establishment* were closed la Tampa last year the play oa the two end number! of the Cubea ac­ tions I prise has been tremendous. Two weeka age one house here paid out mere (ban fUOO. Oth* era at times have been hard hit by plungers. But a player’s chance ef hitting any number be­ tween 1 and 100-Is toogh. The rake-off for the house la big, for It only para Ml to 1 on (he win­ ning number. The Cuban tottery In Tampa (a not patronised egelutleely be do­ mestics er by any particular group, whose buying limit Is 10 cents. It la patronised, as the po­ lks have reason to know, “by the ba*t people." whoee plav la In dollars. In late year* “Cuba" has became a household word amt children, not vet In junior high school pick number* for Ihelr parents to buv. In come part* of the cjtv and h#vond there Is curb service. Orders or* taken over Ihe telephone and tlckats delivered *t (he home. Th* police long ago realised th* Job of brooking It op wa* too big because of the wldespreud buying In every section of th* city. They say gambling will be broken up In a way If the Cuban lottery I* closed. At th* same time, though thay mall*# that other racket's will be started, with a spread of gambling on dally bonk clearings, which he* got ■ pretty good foothold her* of tat*. Business people have found that bollta and Cuba have taken thou­ sand* *n-l thousands of dollsre from legitimate trade. This has been lergely due to the fact that wage earner* and other* taka out * P*rt of their earning* every week for lottery ticket*. Few ever win. . , die on aald was difficult but not In Han with the datie* of the Advisory committee, a motion we* passed la which the Com­ mittee calls upon all retail dry ■soda atom aad department ■puoa to revise their opening and cieetng hour* so that they would he 'mere hi Him with the spirit e f the President’s Agroo- upon Ita agricultural Industry, the there. f t n M planes. Pm KInt Advisory Committee Is within Its Gerardo Machado had tskrn the last on* In his escape. rights in Uwdlcg ita support to a Working frenetically, a 'hip more Jo ilablu** the wage scala was chartered from Miami by the for common laborers. Associated Press. Delayed by Ue waa sapported In hi* conten­ weather and head win k, it was tion that the labor problem is a nht until late Sunday that the serious acre hy J. C Hutchison, plane ret im*d to Miami, where who Stated that “to pay eemmon the pictures were transferred to field workers it.or 11.24 per day two wailing planes. aad to )MF warehouse laborer* Fighting bad Weather north­ gt the rat«.of 30 tent* an hour ward, one plane reache I Atlanta, would be disastrous." tin., where a crew nf Associated Mr. MacMahon etpressoj thr Press men were waiting to deeelopinion that the employer of ne­ op and distribute the pHturrs to gro laborers In filling stall >m> member papers. The other was should bo permitted to si; in on forced to stay at Camden, S. t\, any diacuaalon having to do with a by bad flying ronditims after wage scale for common negro Pilot W. J. Smith had’ been timed back once. —* Smith took off again at day­ Th e, matter was dlsporej ct when Mayor. Speer appointed lb* break today, fighting rain, poor committee of savea and a<ked risibility and low cedngs to reach them to report their findings at Newark about noon. Newer;?! men repotted that m os than I 000 j.et « -meeting this afternoon. It was suggested dut-ttn thr of films, depicting the revolution­ meeting that tb* Advisory Com­ ary events of the week-end. hsd mute* send telegram* »o Flo-id* been destroyed hy the mob that representative* and senators urg­ wrecked photographic pistes at ing that more speed be put behind lh« Pan-American docks Saturday. the granting of farat mortgage loan* In this county. These tele­ grams will be sent from Hanford today, it wa* voted. P r o f i t e e r i n g On F o o d P r i c e s Tib N EW R E G I M E Get R e s i s t a n c e IN CUBA HUNTS FOR SOLUTION (Continued from page l ) once mad# preparation to fly Ihelr second hatch of pictures tu Mlami for distribution over Ihe Unit-»d States. But l| was not until the Slate Department at Washington had Inlerveneit, -was governmi-ut ‘••anction" obtained to |>rrml! a plane to leave ihr Island. Amt Ihen- T E LL l-Jonrl Louie Mi-Hvnry u.fiinrl antj th* doctor i latrd, hut the latter down stick together.1* The consumers’ counsel thinks the sudden rise In the price of •otton teat lies was not justified, lie ha* hennl inklings of big price Incrrnsv*-In meat preduct* which he docs not consider Jusll- P R IN T IN G Herald Printing Co P * * 1*5 WWW.* T H E W O R L D , That ’ You Are A Member of th# The news' repprters, "The vaju* of wasting' tUn* In college." He l*. of athleticJrtnti- r°!_nt In for race*, huata, tennis end other •ports'. His mpthsr, the former Madel­ eine Tplma-lg* Force, * u hi* fether'a second wife. In June. HUB, Mr*- Astor msrrlei Wll'Um K. Dick and by th* terms of th* Attor .will, relinquish* I f£,000,000 and the palatial A*'ur home on Fifth Avenue. BeeenUy she di­ vorced Dick and -here has Uen soma talk of a romance wilh 'a prlae fighter, Enso Flermonts, who ones waa hired to g'V* young Jack Instruction* In self defense. Young Vanderbilt, at present, la engaging himself racing a stall* of horse* at Saratoga. fw . U* directs his campaign t reasonable food coats front ' a small, plainly furnished office,la the agriculture, departments mans moth balldtng. Ha hotda lomimnf*bl, conferiWee, and aeek^ laformation from every, one whw come* in. Ha thiaka that bgaviMh tion it Important for goverppwnA employes. The etvtl service, ha hold*, shoetd dismiss ?a gn^srwment employe aa «oon as > his imagination stop* working." ^ When Howe first took office ,p few weeks ago, be wore a Windsor lie. That caused popsIdar*Wa *«► meat. He now wears a blue boar tie, with polka-dots. problem." Referring to i unman ptgro labor used In the Cb.ua and Co., fartlilger plant west of the ^Ity, Mr.. Laffler slated that "We •re willing to go back to the tU2ti level of about 20 cent* an hour fur labor of this kind, anil wc are even willing to pay 30 rents an hour If this Committee say* to, but, w* think that the repi-rcus. slop would be serious ami that th* common labor problem wuulJ be *4riuualy , disrupted." Mr, Laffler argued that aa a. matter of general poll*-* In a, community which I* *o dependant B y Using A dm in istration ’s O ffic ia l In Y ou r E li NEWSPAPER ADS -envelopes LETTERHEADS C IR C U L A R S RILLH EADS MEMBER |to -n i h [ 13 V4-W-jfl' ! h* «1H L Ls pyiwwam h ww Richard le teuerdUyel t” : • We have! the NBA. emblem in various alzen (from the amalleat tot the lurgeat n^mthry) and It can be printed In any cojor you deelrt, but before we are allowed to print It on any literature or ■dvertUepietit we must have a aigned atalement from you indicating that, you are a meinher of the NHA. . , ,. ; . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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[EEZL.^ - '■ ____ - -- -— — -------------------------------T -r— + ’• *'• * ‘. ” » 1 m w if* ' "r ' ■. tf-** * THE WEATHER H a n f o Generally fair tonight and Tues­ day. fuatlM* *how*r* Tuesday. r d AM I N D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R _• NUMBER 237 riY* Ceuta A Copy S ANKORD.TFLOHinA.’ MONDAY. AUGUST H. 933 BU IE EAGLE IS ! General Hugh Johnson Is CA M PA IG N TO; U . S . W a r s l l i p s D r o p ...... rePlanning "A D em onstration In REACHING m \ 'w f r k TO f % *Tampa Cigar Strike FORTERRIFORY balbo AND MEN A l L ? ^ f h r t PARE e E A f f i ; A n c h o r I n H a v a n a ; BEGINS TODAY L o o t i n g I s R e n e w e d ll> HR.HID AKNE WASHINGTON, -tug. 11.»—h i t —lliia’h S. Johnson i* i n #n>j:iwi to those Who think government i* n m utter of politics. H e lp -1 ' O’d hands at quibbling e me to the rnpit.il to st age u hearing for a part pillar Industry. They lire anxio a to sign a rode—“Oh, ( yes." tin ) -a ), •but these people , W a .s |||* J g t 6 n . Aug. 1 4 .-(d l HAVANA. Aur. 14. — % •hat Work in heir homes; we are. Th|> ,iulk , B„ armv „ f So.p(V, WASHINGTON. Ace. t l . - I-V» (A .r.)— As lwo Un i t e d '|tt"e so” they would lather workers will go Into netlon In |ho I , ■TAMPA. Aup. 14*— When lhat argum ent, or a aim- whr>, pr,B|l|ri|1|f a rra . |„ F o r m e r # Staten wamhipa pfonmctl Into - T h e giant pinions of .he N uK E m p e rO rR E n jo y e d (A. P.) Communiatk influ­ dar one shows signs of hecommg nn effoil t trim the A. blue eagle Is said by official' nation’* Ihe nation's av J n JS JjlH S aU A w a i t l U K Hnvnnn h«rl>or today In pro­ ence. which hma atood'ln the i't. on s stub' ■in esrm ^ . light, , , the crave annual harve»l». to ho hovering over a fourth g 'f hom e, A'tir. 11- Id*'—Air background since last woi.l . .a k 'W M Johnson. Indus„ Wlra, | , t |S|> nrw r„ f . rnl N e iv D e v e l o p m e n t s tect Amrricnn property, re­ the nallon'a 40,000,000 worker*. j j >r<kaj | i a lo Halim and hie hum Wednesday In the cigar newed outbursts if looting llvinl ndn(Tlti«tr«tor. \dr|v r u i t hnlnnrinc th- I To assure lhat Ihe wagmraUiHR ^ (||#ra whl, r r , ,n*1 hatur-j ' workers* strike, came out In II" ilu'l'* Hi ** phonr*. vhmU ht1 1 rnpurm irty * f *r hrrml, i KK.Y WF.ST, Aug. 11. 'A l— anti arson Impollril Tutinn from , hr(r ttro r,j m„ , flight j letter . rhr the open today aa police pre­ WASHINGTON. A u g . 14— and w orkspreading bird wouhl. Ir *itli**ui^r*l^ t,rr ukf»i«f ami pr$*frr|h nti'n* The wife ansi three dau g h ter^ m ilita r y m ilh o r itlf* tt> o r d e r rover even more territory, l’rr«i- • Chicago. were accorded a tr i­ *ml the h*imft*rrncr CMtHlwiltffl pared to prevent this after­ E ight ^ » u lv wtlh th r ■nnml urnln and usher member* of the home- th e i r soldier* In f i r e tut *11 sreeka a fte r the formation dent Roosevelt »"* helpers here ycelcrda) such » rm ‘ taken Intis I room where the gen- j,|y noon a threatened demonstra­ of the public works administration pgygon# vlol*tlt1R ' p u b lic Oflaunched n new series of mce-ing* ^ „hcn Ihe t 'l r was tion by “tcda" In a march on era! wait*. , [ Hr the end of the week farm iliate fam 'ly of Ihe «Vp*sed lived1 , h„ „ rid *. the mechanism fo r putting men to map out Ihe future of the pr»- m t>|lri|, the city hall. Then begin the firework*.’ ’N ot administrator* dl*cl««e-l her* ye*- hlrnl Machado, of O il *. artn esi ^ prT, rn cr „r „ east throng onr is unite certain wh-st kind! terdav, Ihey Intend loo have lb# Carlo* Manuel P# M salfettee, tearin g th e signa’- back to work is under way and gram. The President ^jannr. •* the h#i# heie linliy today abstain th« pn«»t# let wren lb** CnlMenm, the they as * They must d ffer w itn; formation of eounlv control 'or ,*chl. tieneral Juan lltuno Zay- new president, complete.1 Ihe eah |. t w . of .the eammuulst party o f the actual construction has started, hold hie first confeiener k' ' ,r r n . ......... •r biiv «»re» which virtuallv Ignnresl the district of Florida, wore circulated Adm inistrator Harold U Ickra re­ Hugh 8 . Johnson, recovery admin l-«‘ Itoman forum and thu Palatine e*ih“ l"d *lry. Rut the com m it-. ganirallen* well under . .a< .. . net Istratov, since hl« ,rw " hill, Ihe heiura of the t\ > w a ) t.H i 'mu , nut convinced "f 'b e a large share of Ihe f ur r ’*" here today writ tea in Knalleb and Worsl of the arrira! ol Ihe M*-| claims of all Ihe old political parported last night. his short va-ation. then to m#.» ^ A p a n li __ __ ___ ^ t cnauw ................................. . . . . ___ .... principal follower* ■... .a „---, n----, m - wmM n i-srii -■ -1i I Atlantic Udil. 41II1 IMW.-»|Right , aiadr.l afoot ( i tw ia r . slsiw*. With $.1,300,000,000 available V i In . II the doeameut the national r e ­ of deposed preahlent tlerarde • he hialorhhi'-tori Areh of ( a s - tjn- d 'ai-.'l another tale is a 'led The inmpalgtl lo obtain rsm- I channel quickly syread in the ol-1 W^ r h, : , r . ; c to estim ate under the ccw nr act and the President's for ' h e campaign to put Jobless j Officiate I " " h y of | .1 antin'- while Cairn u boomed and 111 the 'rgem l lhat I* faphlls tuak- tracts from farmer* agreeing to ty ami h r the time It reiehed th# Machado followed their l»*> * • code were declared a "farce.** to work driS In.-rente purchasing • w\ ' n S J ^ whWh was t h - 1 Ihoui.ii.l* of Kas.is, w imeo ng John on th r “ wonder worker", render Their acreage in return for |'»>ck Ihe *urro. ruling *lree»* ru m p le bpr fleeing the Mansi, T h e' strikers, whose walkouts power. 300 public roads projects the ...000.000 m In throw flower* and laurel leave* 'n f th> decade. government -ash benefit* will he were filled with pe iple. Two of General Machado* ccmiv dosed all axcapt one major fac­ The c.ret of the m atter I* mr| ru*hed p arlln llarlr In the larg e, There wa* no evidence nf no*. <rjr e.tats* were sa-ked in relealready h a r t been started. They tory, today were an witling to re­ „. a ||' Johnson hit* from winter wheat produrlng region llllty. Sheriff Thomp«on a ile d hrallon of Ihe vlclorlou* revo u7 m . . h | , h M l^00.0"U t» as Amhl volleys of cheejrtng they turn to work under the now lobe*. are fam ishing employment to 27,­ Ih«- shoulder He u*e* plain Ian “f 'he *'• dtovr.r .rbe.e planting tnllilary protection lo al l him aril t iP„ which forced Ihe general t a l o T . s 2W,000. , k o n e a .l? arches co Industry code demanding the 000 men. gnage lie talk* lo bu« ne« In ll»*of Ihe crop for harvest nest year hi* depntie* in keeping order a n d t abdicate and lake reftig* in in# A fnleral network, formed bv fotmr i t,y Kasclst banner*. pay affective la IMS bo re-estabThe widespread distribution of j ?tl national gsardsmen helyel In Hahima*. |>rrm i,.r Mu*»idlnl. w i-h n ; Ihe wti terms. Il'« filen-l* *ay ha already ha* *ta»le.| c ^ u n tre r •nil paid eoniniittee ■. 11*bod. Th* prfitn## of th# 'vmr*hlr« in the work le shown bv the fact that bTarT*. airmen to reecltr the umbvlslsd ha* such an iinrantt) knowle.lge! The farm admlnUlratlon ye* ha^lling Ihe crowd which wa* nolj If*, i” ■"* council*, The communistic documents de­ th* -harbor, Ihe destroyers Toyplaii'lit* of 'he m ultil.de, d I nut that It- can pul an accusing finger tn d a y had selected special eg- allowed to g.v to Ihe dock. the projects ’are located In 1M Ing over th« country \l clared the scale adopted In the ad paitieipate in the triumph. . Mrv. Machsdo, her .laiightcr*. jor in d rlevton. e*crelseJ * »a« tenslon worker* In **» oral hununerttiigly <>n hvpoerlsy. ,hc *ntl-s1epr*»*h,n program code moans "slavery' for workers. counties In 10 itatea. an t grand, hll 'reo rrmain*<l i’e- lutary effort, offlrial* •»''* s™ •npptenient Ihe ifrvl rouptle* t wa* one I ur mat an e, there A lter a night spent u lletly “ Meanwhile,** the public works van c l by the ne-M ent Police Cfcirf Logan learned this F r o m unofficial t |,# hop* was evpre*»evl th at th# sta ff Of rounlv i [rh-ultural «s ork- low d e c k * . light over prh e-fiv ng with their fantlllc*. Ihe flier ro»e morning at plans for a dem onstra­ administration said last night, a mce« It wa* learned ’hat #»• vlolsnee attending Ihe jvvolutloB , WASHINGTON. Aug. U t/Pt earl) ami came I • tAe Iji. r tit a I “ II I h av can 'he p!a> woik er* tion In eeer^teeae square this a f t­ “the assignment o f federal toad n, >r *n end. In seme eounlle* vs her* f«rm- rangemenl* were in p ro g u s , tor —With the full a p p ro '" 1• of Irnlnl ’»» price-fixing 7" asked f"r * reception by King with..o' ernoon and n protest march on the a «per al train lo take th . party The United Slat** »hip Rt"*funds for Maryland h a t been sipIhe general. »r« *re snxleu* t» hurte f — Ir i* sunn.-n* Dial make blent Rmwevelt. reeov . , . . . i I Victor F.mmaeueL III* m ajesty city ball. te. bln statement>he antJ , i . Vapt wax a* Mamanllh* °» a relpt* of yoo.onn.txii in benefit north probably, to New York. yr*t#rdsy irceisrd them ro r tally hi the uni1*' ent. Ill* eyn the polks would net Interfere with proved by A dm inistrator Irkes Ivlratora similar assignment of prolect“ What van be «!tnp!ei*“ he ivacment* •cheduled to be mud* plan* 10 lo make hi aviator the demonstration but srould not and Acting Secretary of Agricul- plan* m— Ihe >— Idne „„werfid thrime room will Tho NASSAU, Aug. 14.--(A h- Ef- ,n< n , , , *nd property, hark* in a genial m il of way. lie this fall temporary orgsnli* rousln, the Duke of A >*la, 'v u l* coon tenant* the march. Inter-1 , . o r . n. T u n -.iifort*, m ainly futile lo communi w anhlp* did n l Indicate h a t the ability In hit bar I and •!“ "« already have been e*|*b him ra te with friend* and a*toclate» le Venllnn by the United -Stale* "Approval of Maryland'* as- wielded* by «he federal 'WASHINGTON—40-hour week h'dhiwing the king'* recept >n, leave the vfet in wondering vvhelhll*bed I ’llha ami a shopping lour In re im j their pretence .*« approced and a $0 oant hour minimum wage slgnment completea the road apn, i r lie ha* hern Mrnch A* *wn a* a farmer «lgn« an Ihe Irans.A tlantic n tttirn m altn-il plae* the clothing In which he lied hy th* new presided. tar cigar faetary workers, were portlonmenta for all alate* with <;0urc*a elo«e to Ihe leader* ol • M e me | tilling men back lo application for a n nlrart he heIContinieil On I'age Three) Disorder* during tha night reprovided under a modified pretl the eiception of Georgia where |h ‘ in,|nBtrial drive d arlosed th" Work," John on ,iy t *“ l*rire-fiv I'.nies * ni#mH#r niemher of i»f tH# Ihe r ontv or fo b * Saturday, or npie,| Machado dettlAl re employment agreem ent local difference* between Ihe gov- ,it) rrm inatlon tl. »»» NK ' , ing? Not if «> ran help il. ll< w' ,-enlistbm. The first Job after e . [ today. A w lreles. message went to •Ulted in the desth of on* " for the tadostry made public to­ •rn o r *nd th# *Uto highway de- , m| j , m_ w h lch they believe will will w. kn.m when pr ir» ler me! tahlUhmenl of such a g*«un l» I Key West in await the arrival son ami th* h'lury of anothar. nartm em have hav# hrlil . .-KallNn bfaM# In th#' day by the recovery adm inistra­ pertinent e .loitlnnatr ? Tin country kouws, the t rrsklng un of • i.untv* allot J there of his wife and family. A mUltery •diet honed vorodte held un up th# th* pro- ))f |r „ chalirngcshlc -t4 nirols tp’l» Intp .CTUWtt gruwer allotment* allotment*, nn * Slacbailo*.future pluna. hla .ofiow S»iY' r'w nHtetete(ha-'ef tion. gram . | rn Ms that some *eclh.n» or. when rvlortlun begin*." intent* 1 * ' elatek *ald, depend n n 'th e answer ■nJ pr.-hlhlt* I carrying of ***PNo ham. you : L-r. II.knows Inwhich Ihe payment* are h*«ed “ While road eonsiruetlun je th r. th* recovery act—M ■ |* T,r c/ a c k s o n v IE l k ! T tig !*" u . ■lusln from pipe line* •> i.noiai The -growers’ allotment Is In from hi* wife and oh advice* he 0(11. Th# sacking «"•< burning - - f t m o f pahltC worttn adtwillcs to, boost all employer* tinder «| I<T> W aller N. I’eerre. Khirhl* t|I 1tended $nfl#*! •»» g et started in a big w a y „ th i shorter hour, higher w«n* ' rp i*l>'Ur*. ||e I-, i-.vn b s cureer III* to repre«rnl represent hi* •!»#»# nf twelve* from fileml* ho'h In tlvx h’ usc* '’ IH l'p irpreirntetivi- o f the NRA rabli the. arm y, wli.-ir straighl Ixlking ||i«* wlient |iro’l»i«rt| a r|||rh will go United Slate* and Cuba. Ih . evllct said. I t p"»'hm ed 4 n navy'* shipbulhling program soon lotion*. . , .... . Refrr«hed by a »hot of whiiky person, to he In the home* a fter A* the main shaft «f th u le­ y e trrd a v Ihe ncoVerv drive ill prevails. |lul be poll,hr.I il off Info »l n»#*li»* rfimiiinrlh»n will follow crvallng jobe for many more thousand* in ahip)*rd* and ver the a bnlnU trstnr. yester­ ihe Male i* “ progressing ta il with ) r * i . mi Mull S lirrl as hi thi* vear. an*l nn 3%hirh a |»r#re*«* an i a cup f tea, the ah.llr* log H:00 P. M• Mr Hnosevel* se’ed day readied th - concentrate, fartortly.” aaaocialed industries. • ID- raid IN.071 m i vv. Ime tit advi.rr lo llrrnurd I ,. In,, im o f nil e#nU * hu^hel I* forinsr president *poke »nly brief­ ly of Ihe slate nf tffali* In Cuba. sult.U an with See.elivy Hull anil "The navy I* co-operating with publicity drive which sh-.rtly w'H ployer* in 'he slafe h i I signed iiirh, the f.nakcler. T ha' imar.l f^ing letl#«l to |irovisl# Ih# vHIkN E v e ry th in already aald locally D r was aceoiiH'sn ed • here ty A m tastedor M rlhabe In :*ed. Dependence i» '•" Ihe pri - dent’* Market ngit-i for fh# Iteurfi* |»avm#nl*. (t'olilinurd III! Page Three) About ih« world'* F air a t Chicago tha publie work* admln*Vration in Kurm adminlslralor* delennlne.1 four friend*. Dr. E. Mollnet, forplaced upon Ihl* to P'i’h <>'« mem up to {Saturday night. In alltea* given the further endorse­ ita desire »o open up ’ ^'Iw ■* In " “ V i ? “,,delV f ie opposition to the Nit A which f.t,MlM mpl yr were rfle :lrd . No, E m u l O Y e r H W o n ’ t I* a > ' lhal .|eeenlnsll»e.l oreunixalinn of filer secretary " f agriculture; Oc­ live niuve urss n.sv»" " " ' ,v 1 ment of City Commissioner H. 3. quickly aa poa.ihlr,* To this er.d tavio A vrihnff. w hi was hi* ,h* r u r r ......... ' safeguarding nnd hiM become apparent in son"’ fi/i.irN u l im-idiM* in t iiijilftymrnl • Ihe whetl eam piirn vs*, deslialde. ■ • mmr Lehman, hi* toa Rodman l-ehman, the navy will accept early delivery m il lhat a* f " r as poi'ihle III" telary »f finance; Jose liqulerdo, , r otetlIng I"" 1 ""T quarter*. — — *. .....................F o r I n u r e a N o d > \ a K C H nrrr •hailaMr. At lH«* pr• • «$*»»! and Howard Long, local leislne** on auxiliaries standard l.lling and I’resiilrnl Roosevelt took a o ralr* l'«arrp mill, tli# t ilr i>hiu|il task of administering il should of Havana. *e.| Manuel Mlreno. o, Amcrhan cillien* man, yotU rday, a few hours a fte r other material* not iniiardialcly M*i hado'* p rl.a le secretary. It wav em phaslte.lal Ihe White reel h a n \ suimn ning lo <b* roni|»l«tr ita quota uiihiu lar« ti'oisllnn -i on Taye T hrrel M’ASIIINGTON. Aug. II tjVi their return, by motor, from th at needed, but In order to create Machado, whose irqiiesl for a House that thrre w*« n» IntenWhite House for a ineetin* 'he a r f k i. The NltA i|.a not expert . • s ltj. . work a t once. leave of absence yesterday threw llun of United Stale* In " ’*•"* membere of the special rccov^ t n i h i 'n r r r p r r 'i’ritalihi*# i*f pliqrra to pay f *r the mrr Mr. Lehman "wouldn't attem pt “The admlnUlratlon ha* hern eiy council d n e rin n u 4c\ln Ihe f ban r a c i a l Into n freiuy III# N ltA tuM in# Ih l' wrrk thiit i of nemployment. V** * “ “ *w * * } to deoeribo th e Fair, it Is so mlo*. advi«*d lh at the navy expert* to i " sinmlteneouily. It > » « ill*rin»«J* l»* •*# v«ill» otli Hugh S Johh on. .. tm lulitiator, A nd C O l l l U y of tl .ton* turm oil, which caused sal." Ho declared that crowd* am sign the f i n t of the new ahip con­ (hioniro various |j>n*e* of Who Kluriila in k« hi* hasty flight from Ihe coun­ In high q srlei* lh.1 t the P re.lre-cmnloymcnt movement. r r H ales in Die so O iria l/1 H# . nv* "it I* inrv I able lb*' lie- n n O l t l l v Increasing dally and th a t autnmo tract* thla week." .len t'* ,action would bring no o n -, Alrvsdy informnl estim ates " rP llM . 1 1 -yer will rai_. In- p ric nod vs III ( '■ ( ) | 1 C C 1 1 0 I1 H try , *ai i h o family wa* safe al a hUsa from e m y section of the The public work* adm inistrator je rilin from Ihe neve Cohan preriresort near Havana. There o rr KMKX) In ir»,0ou eiu* himself pay noth ng nl ill.1' •eontry a r t pouring Into Chicago pointed out signing of a ship con­ In the hands of II-gh S. Johnain, NRA chief, th st more than 1.* plo>pr« in the stale. ' nf "I am very Died." Machado *atd d .n t. Dr. ('.•I"* l»p "The only n -.liam l." r> ■ John , dally filled with sightseers. tra c t would mean employment for Indication w** given th at this employer* have .been son. "that i- a iked •>( Ihe m i During *hp 1 “ . |jnkin« as he vsaltrd for a tailor lo meas The motor trip homo, aa w tll as men In *u:h diversified Industrie* 000,000 ployer I* 'Hint I......... r a l e h i. Aug s. i d l e r . . , Jnm. ^ J ^ ,, i o . i nr* him for clothe*—he and hi* ha t hssn atcerialned • hefurw to tha Fair, eras delightful, and aa pumps motor* and electrical reached with Ihe temporary pro­ I'lHil* Kll.l-H FI.I Eli vision* fixing minimum w* k» v companion* fled with only tha • he ordsts wire H»*hp 1 ^ ,r •** — -i price* any mine tlinn In* colt* announced h * 1 everywhere were eigne o f optlm fittings. and maximum hour* for their in» ho* 1**11 a 'le d lo Ihe n*H *"'1 a |,.,a r r | they pad on their back*— warships to 'proceed. 1am and hotter times. Only a few VERNON, T exas,'A ug. II.—jA l1" ’" ’ «l»pd. Kgrepi m a limited Th# Roosevelt ailm lnlstrsthm •» i ollrctrvl in cash, slate ami count) | ( (((l| t,|y and I swa t dustru-a pending ad.iplion of fi­ pdrsoos seat* heard to object *o Eugene Knog, M, was kilhd class of case* there is slnndy noth known to he sympathetic to tha la*, v totaling 12IM "I ^ , n | further new* from t uba. nal rode*. . Old N. R. A. program and Ita In Ileit’ yesterday by the propellor "f log to the i laim Ihul mi employnew order in the isl’ nd repotdir. . In addition, an uncounted num­ Rut |I will ■ tfU . Mr. Lahman said, while the an airplane n« he nligh'rd a f l e r 'c r p iv i f»r Ihi. Inctcn-'d r •*! m ^*’.'2. J,V,\v Fulfil hill. "Ihil will go *o far a* to »ay nll'y a■I'l.rov.d [proved Fntch ber of business hou . c »"• work­ T v e lo rlty of persons are of the the I'uhan people always seknowi- levultlng from the resignation of il ride at nn air ciieu* here. i f employment " .VIII the .rope of Ihe quesll 'itv edge debt* and 'her* will l*e no re ­ P(*«id#nt Mirhsdn. in g under Ihe llidlvld nl p ic.i opinion th at "wo ore .a t th# end D was disclosed authiirltallvea Aril Mr Jloki"* during the (Initial r*-enidloyme:il agree. pudiation I have been for eight our troubles and are on tha way week m-ii *'•'» to li'm tl*I* th** te a rs president of C ba *nd th* |y also th st the Rieise.elf admin* I menl*. to preepority,” h# added. v'a* eijectlm i will lnrreo*e ells- | | No accurate check has yet been Tha Lehman* arrived In Crown „f good m ist he t a k e n w i t h ■•tratlon hoped the vv*r*lnp*. in s i b is l ly Irfo ie Os'*. 'J. dat possible. General Johnson said I 'h e had. hut I think I have given addition to protecting Ihe live*and Point, Jnd., In time to attend a re Another report on Ihe Iscal un­ property of United Mate* hsll.rn(lie annual ta* sale. . I •_ , e government. union of members of Mr. Leh employment situation Is expected yesterday no attem pt wo. being To srs ver the sialemenl* " f ! • I*. would have a .tablllslng e f­ (Continued On I'age Two) rnaa'a m aternal descendant*. Fol to bo released a l th* City llall "I invite you t<* sp**k In fV lowing a short visit th a n , the this afternoon at 3:00 o'clock . . ^new Ba_ An appeal to the lalmrcr I* • I* »ur# In time to be Ihe greatest tho.c v*li"> believe lhat the lutch «#<‘r#t«ry of finane#,'' h# *j H# t • In Cuba and help Hie hill “ won't amount t» m rh in' lu tn i„g to A v.rhoff, "who will ' . pgl: •# '" '» '" t * ' p' Ufr ° fam ily n u d e Chicago their head when member* of tho Advisory voiced in a letter received by The beneficiaries. namely, "IfiO workrr«tnils," Mr. Jiiikui* tnl • "f tell you Ihst In the ls*t inooth w#| order, quarters, and almost dolly they Committee of tho local N.R.A. Herald thla morning from W, V. v Ing man nr woman l.d V lllu*In hi* statement from ‘.he MhiU «sl»C* p ro p n ty owner who ram* in bad a *orplil* over espen <lure*. visited the F air grounds or other Campaign Army will meet to dlaDunn, Lake Mnry resident who, Irate: If your rg r vva* t e s t e l I hr office during 'he week !•'_ II (Wever. I do not wish to defend House last night. Mr. R 'nss*»d peteta of Interest koso tho progress ef the program. --------after e*pre*»ing approval of Ihe for a slatement of ta ie s duet said ha was runeernad over ih# Mrs. Lehman trill remain In (Continued On I'age Threel Mayor V. A. Speer will preihle . WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.—(Al bb-a lhat property 'w nrr* put down. *» uhl von n .| I*- willing to " l i contInusd “donie*llc dDt rhanres, Chleufu fa r eeveral days, Mr. o ro r tho meeting to which all _ | n the operation of retail co«|e* mm to work rlearlng up lands help push that you might rile on IOJ'11 acres «( land I" th'*| county. Thl* man *tsled th *t ha inriudlng acts of tiolence, occur­ Lfbm ea aald. His niece, Mia* Mar­ member* are urgently inritrd. • „ f compelllion, Sunday la con- and groves while labor is In t>* agnln? Now thl* «ecti( n, a* we Intended I" pay li'd'J and dellnring In sotn* peris of Cuba among g aret Gelb, of Chicago, accompa­ COMMITTEE TO MEET Week-end effort* to induce | ,|d t fr,| B |rfB | holiday by thr h l l at B low cost, urge* Ihe la­ all know, I* urtT ritipul'dv allualed quent ts r r s on this land, llieieliy, certain alsmsnls of the pjpnlaIn reference to lahm at thi* eeanied him home. j farm ers and grower* to put men ; national rrcoiery administration, borer to coneidrr that in accept­ putting il l>S 'k . on Ihe tax roiL tlon.“ ; son. We hnic prartieally ilo jih i Labor The fate of a proposed to work rlearlng land and eltru* , a formal ruling to this effect ing employment of thl* .type, he nrain. II* sx^lslpql h * .action wa* to offer, a* It I* belwvv-ii seasons), thi* groees have had aomo success. It J was Issued today by A. D. White- I* aiding In putting ihe N.R A Mr. Jinkln. pointed out lhat lh*: I’" '1 ^ri'h ratin n ^ in ^ s n fn rd laksn s i a “precautionary «t*p » R<| we must consider Ih- eniplw er waa learned today. - • »|dr. B deputy a lm iniitrator, a fte r, program arrow . of protect, If necessary the lives j ? amount of tnopr collected vo far I Vp" r *dn*»« "P«n 'he outcome vperial m eeiirg of the Ijslwvc General Frank Eeana Issued a ja degree of confusion had existed, i vfr< punn’s letter read* as f«d- who may lie willing lo mak-s e thi* m mth represent* the -ollecAmerican rltitsn*, p e ttin g th , job for someone • r more, allho u:h mitt*# ' , * lion on l*o have I! ee off |i*v Celebration* TALLAHAMKE. Aug. 14.—(AA rall for 20 laborers to clear land ; Under thr ruling clerks in grn- lows: ion nn Ian U that thH hav# »•# ■ i oil . , , $.C »m bI . l„ restoration of normal rondilton* of he doe* not really ro-'-d lo do so "I'rope,ty whkS "M rh i* *chedul#d lo m#*t *t **» law end >rd*r by Hie Cuban ats“Eilitor cf Panforil Herald, I t h . lag roll. —lira utaka aAxtssn eomnlitre on on hi* property near fork# Mary, eery and n lhrr retail stores can nnd loin force* with him and pi.*h iroduceil a ta , coMerilou „f. ‘ '.am ter of ( on,mere, office, to “ Dear Sir: RohUa ra s h * will moot bore to­ and bright and early this morning w irk 10 hoira on Sat rday, but produced * ins collection in r ----, >nn thoritles." "From day In day I have fol­ to when we are nn tolbl ground, 33191.04," he .aid. “ ha* been' night fo r a coaftrenc* w ith J. these m»n reported a t the Employ­ the maximum for hnurg in any one “I am giv ng strict instruction* ' [ I ' T u L -m l u . we ton may ride. m ent office nn Magnolia Avenue. week Is 48. Broaat Cotton aowly appointed lowed In Ihe pr*** o« rarefully *• e nnm andfrq tent tied ftoin the Hit nf landSj ' l" ,p "<'# -nmmlttee" « r-o tJ:ng tu the “ I am w riting llil* berauss l A track arrived shortly a fte r and | could Ih* work of the various assessed to /I h . .ta te , in o t h e r ! PB’"' " “ ' P« cf saah v*s*#l," the P resld sit Flprida la fta o o r for tho board. e sp ectrl to 'b # prsssnt. know cf »onir that are willing “ “ Troodway. they were transported to Lake department* of thla work front words." •aid. ' • rOMMIMHION TO MEET rn lm a i: T. 0. Mary where they wore put to th* National head* In nur own have work done In order In h»lp \ i tide labor over until onr *e*s..n * ' Xitl. work before 9:00 o'clock. , 'B u o trate, Jpvheonvin*, HOARD WILL MEET - aag- w . r . MRS. RTONE8 DIES City Clerk F. 8. Damson e i- Inral committee Bnd have a ’ l»d_ hi Ihe grover and fenna open* BTEFJ. CIA," » HELD From another score# It was the unselfish effort n f all. Having ettendwl lo th - mailer learned th a t O. R. E strid g e.' dep­ pressrd the belfkf thla morning “I have rood letter* of John tip. Now. I *»k In all f*ln»e«* Fuueisl serriee* fur Mrs. Mary CLEVELAND, Aug. 1 4 . - . " ' uty sheriff In the office of Rher- th at with Ihe return of City Com­ Mrlsrh. Durant and other* with a lhat lahJir ro operate and h«lp nf nwanling '-orh«r*’ and priu- A stone*. "2. *hu died a t hsr missioner II. 3. Lehman, from T T , s r o w T fc l Iff 3. r . McClelland, h a . had a "■ J r ; r" m great deal of interest and In mv out Rils groat plan over I'Kl't ripal*' ronlcart* for lh« 19M 34 home In Geneva Just a fter mid­ Tha m agatln* Steel I .p o rts ta Aug J " - - — of 2$ men busy c le a rin g , Chicago, to n g h t a meeting o f the for In the end. It i' la h m that school trrm in I h ir county, mem-l night Iasi night after a long 11 Industry hohllng It* galas a t ns fetlAtlOfl Of L O t l* * r»la 211slon U- will bo attended humble way endorse every e fl'i't City„ /*_____ Commit Imm of the Hoard nf Rilhlir til p#r rent capacity produ tlnsr *•»■• u#m.i , wer# held in lhat town this iwaert of# bosh»ee». *•*'* *** *** F"*1 w**kl YlfUen by tho entire Commission. In th a t that ha* been made and from al*- will ho most benefited, that and to rwi*e prices for th - farm er i* l i r a lion wilt meet a t the Court afternoon at 2:00 o'clock. Burtal said lhat a 2M per c .n t #ali* In row resisrdsy! ad thaea men returned to work nervation lelleve th at 9874 of the purpoM of th« »et. As one nf House on M'edn**day morning at wa* in th . Gcnava Cem#Uix. Mr*, steal ingot production in Juiv-H Rt boahtosa ram- »Wa morning Bnd they will roasatoi event, the elcetrle light ra te ordi- public I* trying to do Ite pari. 10:00 o'clock to open bids for laat weak s a l « • duty for a hoot 10 more dhys. aanre which hag gone on first r.sM ad la O ^ a fur n l tho daily a vet age U 12».U4 “ But there l* one side a f the the labor group <T pledge "W p°- transportation. Conlrmcte n r . ss-{ S ," n** tum reading will he up for fu rth er dis­ ^ V a a rj groaa tons. Ik . kjgh.sl Jaoai Mr. EstrMgw stated. II# «* elaarop-ratlaa.* . tha Inters ta le merquestionth at seems not ta have cussion which may occupy • ma­ W. V. DUNN. Ukaly will exceed lag a I t aero atrip of land Just had the cons Ids ration It dea#-v>* jor portion of the arneting- he , • . Seminole County resident. m e r li n ^ Mat year's pur- sooth of th - Trianon Donee Clob and especially from tha c lassy list ’ * . ' o« the Sonford-OrUndo highway. . , • . . • s J. . -i v .-.s.'ij ; * A ! A r m y O f 30, 000W e rs W ill S e e T r im N n t io n ’s A a l (J r n in H a r RECEIVE OVATION ^ WORK ACTUALLY foru of Aittata BEGINS 0N puBLic f f o W K S J N CITY OF ROME To March UponCity T o M a p O u t F u t u r e ,C e I e b r a t jo n L i k e n e d Hall ThisAftemoon WORKS PROGRAM T o T r iu m p h s W h ic h R o o s e v e lt ~ A n d o rk k T o n n u v e s ts P r e s id e n t 300 F e d e r a l H i g h w a y P r o je c t * H a v e A l­ re a d y B e e n S ta rte d ~ * i ” b r ,w “ u - - MACHADO’S WIFE C LANDS IN U. S. ON PRIVATE YACHT u b a n c e rs F ir e B re a M ilit a r y O O rd e r M e n O n A ll P e rs k in g T h e P e ffi­ T o . o n s a c e Is «i»i. 1 State Public Works Committee To Meet After A ttending Fair In Chicago /, *4 j ..... $2154.04 Added To Another Report On Un-Employment Is Expected At Meet Appeal Is Made To Laborers To Aid ‘In Putting Over P roprani Of N. R. A. S u n d a y L e g a l H o lid a y U n d e r R e c o v e ry C o d e J State NJLA. Program Reported Favorably A s r * * " i f 5- * • ^ < • '- — s h T T L ’L r o T o " I KS" , , — ._ aaas* waa .ai.lm v .' �* *r TB8 Die and tba administratis* Fed-Islander Tilt In East PIONEERS OF TRANSPORTATION, 200 A CoastCityTomorrowHolds “ WINGS OF CENTURY” TRUE WORLD’S Promise Of V och ictory G L t ** A- r i T r a t t . n o h in « If th eir b attin g performance against three DeLand left-handers yesterday mean* anything at alt, tho Sanford Celeryfed* promise to atohe It hot for th* Daytona Beach f M l f t i a In their gam* at City Islan d T a rk In Daytona to- t is* hit* were 4 to a victory ’ yaaterday. Everybody ____ IfiA-v action for th# Ural time In \fte k a , and even tiny Cy Crus* Jollied In tha evlvbrmtion by M ttlng a ball Igmlnst tha Itfl (laid fence. On top of all th a t Bert Maawell hit a ball over th* center field fen # during U ttln g prac(ice. Th# pill went over a t n spot almost on n direct line with home plat#; It was some wallop, said Manager Charlie Abbott today. • Manager Abbott pitched yester­ day's game, by the way. He al­ lowed eight hit*, thre* of which cam* la the ninth Inning allboug.i pa scores ram s over. • When the Fed* go Into action tomorrow they will do eo behind Tig* Minor*# hurling. Th# young­ ster h asn 't pitched fo r over 10 day* now, and I* aching for n chan.-* to score hie *#4®nd victory over th a t club. , Tha season's aertss between th# two team* aland* fo*r win* for th* Islander* and three for the Fed*. Ae *11 Fed faa* know, two of th* four Islander wins cam* on error*. C*l Dentils lost a 10-Innlng gam# her* on errors, whll* abou ttw o weeks *go he lost a IB Inning gam* to th* Islanders on o rra n . * # Tomorrow th* Fed* will have to look a t Georgo Cusack's curve balls again. Gvorgv haa U atc # *’ « F#da twlc* sine* th# second half atorted, and alnca ho l* a natural draw ing rnrd a t Daytona, It • eipected th a t tha park will be filled w ith fan*. It can be aald all ovar again th at tomorrow’* lilt la ■ “crucial oil# E v try Rim* from now on l" "crucial." With th* season ne.< half ovar, and th* Fed* aura of going Into th# play-off only if they * ln the eecond h*H pvnneat they’ve got to hu»U* from now on. A victory tomorrow will gif* heart out Is assured, ‘V * “* •ovvry b* espected th a t •*m y n lJ h 'o i the team wlU be fighting mad, trying to get o u t of tho b a ttln # •lump th a t haa struck hard. The most prem ising gam* ” J A morrow la th a t to M > | t d a t ( W a between th# l e nmaAg l^Mtsarv When lb* Bruin* knocked the under* down twice Thuraday. fan . kEnffod their mlnda about g eCcond half. rare be n f «nly be j j w o Baaford. Orlando. Cocoa, qnd Daytona. They bad to add *^u i°M ead o w s. tho old N»tlo"*l League sta r, la actuduWd »• for the Bruins tomorrow. Muail. . . J a . Ilvod i t I - a b - M many “ pars and to • jJ g jB ( i f agent for the tlAie* PP° to* Meadow* probably •HI** ton* in second pis e- Chartw boll la the Eads' beat U tta r. Official standings: n .h a .A * Coal Operators In AlabamaRefuse To Agree With Union WASHINGTON, Aug. I t . -l M —Effort* to formula!* a single rod* m arrin g th* giant bituminoua Industry ran Into n*« difflmill** yesterday In a flat refusal by Alabama cool oparalota to tona*ot *o t***lr Inclcaion in th* gvnrral agr*rm*nt proposed by union %iln«r* and union operator*. .Nolle* that th* Alalia mans un­ der no rlrrum atanrea would yield on thin point wa* serrrd at a hearing before th* recovery admlnlalratlon a* Hugh H. inhnaoi N. R. A. -hlef, mad* It clear h* would not eland for th* "open shop" feature which other non­ union operator* inaiat upon. * Th* cod* of fompmttton offered by th* Alabama group. Intend* I to apply only to th at slate's coal Industry ami 'n be locally adminlatrred, provides for the mainten­ ance of prearnt wag* scales an.) specifically reserve* the right of worker* not to *nt*r any la b o re rganiiatloo. Meanwhile, an appeal to bitum­ inous operators to “pul your ma­ chines under the ahed until w* got out of th* ditch.** was made by W. C. Kan* of Saline county, Illi­ nois. “ It would tab* quit* a lot of pa­ triotism to apply that major op*ration “ Kan* said, “but it has worked In our county." Kan* said '»"• mine in Illinois removed Its loading machinery and increased It* average em­ ployment from 140 to .103 men ai»J th at th* average daily earning* were g reater. Deputy Warden Of Federal P r i s o n Is HandedSuspension LEAVENWORTH. Kan., Aug H .- m - P n tr l c h r - J . Kearney, dtp uty warden of th# federal prison annea here, wa* suspended yester­ day for an alleged p art In .confer­ ring special privilege* on Terry Druggan, Chicago rachateer serving two and a half year# for Income ta a evasion. Th* auapension was ordered by W arden Hudspeth Immediately up­ on hi* return from Washington. Hudspeth wa* called there by Hanford Bate*, director of prl»on*, for n coisilnuoilon of th* Investlgotlon nf the Druggan affair. A fttr an InwstlgnUon lata Ir. July lb* dopartment nf Justice announcad It had discovered th# Chicago beer baron, »• “U*»u * trusty, had been permitted to drive a prison truck and lo visit a woman friend who had taken up tem porary residence In l*nv*nworih. The “woman friend," whs Iden­ tified by laavenw orth police n» Bernice van d* Hnuten. nf Chica­ go. Some neighbora Insisted Druggan had carried on his beer hueInesa by long-distance telephone from her house. Druggan was stripped of his privilege* and lb* department ordured th# suspension of Chaplain Jam es A. Ordlng, I-eatar M. Woh­ ler. a guard, and Vernon R. Swearingen, chief motor car mechanic. Th# chaplain later em­ phatically denied any hand In th* affair. Baseball Ihruuth th* year* i y U Iks WevW* r<ilumh|on Ksposllloa *4 MM, and Anally la tbo riant, M iteen*drivo•heol aw oarer of tba K a f tta n Pa­ . 8 8 'Mil » I t NAM I D ON RVALTT BOARD • f pride ta tba aeaag ef Iheir countrymen three shows dally, d 1 4 0 pi m. but there wae alight Indkatio* (Continued From Page 1) of wage a»d hour agreemenU sm- Ihat th# variooa group* among ployera not reachable by federal th* operators wore noarar a* agrevtneat aad tbo difficult qoe*. law. . Touching a t hla press confer­ tlon ef labor antoua remained .m ence upo" on* of Drst ob­ solved. stacles' told before bins—the q-:**(ion of wbothor strictly Intrs .t a t s . P - , * . R e t U T I I M O V 0 business** (thoo# confined to one | T Ml . .. etote) ceuld be compelled to adopt P f O V l i l ^ P r B C l l ( * ___ i, Johnson said "It k probably true that n purely Intra-stot* util­ ity could not b# regulated by a federal tow." tlAc of today. All of tbcmacw car­ rying their load of paarnger* dressed authentically la 04£ H . t o lend realism. Not repllraa, or mlntatnrqa, the** pioneer lora-nnlitea. They are real, th* actual erylnr* that mad* hlitory, aad they all nniva under their own power. Many nf them a r t operated by th* earn* n en wbe were In thrlr rab* when they 1s t dared arlual srrvlre. Thrill* ren Op many a ehllly spine when thw ancient whistle* hlaaf the meseoie: "There-* Ilf* In the nld girl j e t I" Preduce Old Autea. Th* "boraelta* carriage'- la oat long la appearing ui*-n tba scene, aod Wng soil loud are th* laughs al some of th* ludlcroue trail biasera that paved the way for one of tbo world-* Ireotrsl Industries. And when lb* newest models of 1033 automobile* speed Into flow, there I* a world of sincerity end grati­ tude In the applause of the thou­ sands who etaw “Wings of a Cen­ tury" ovary night. la a grand Anal*, th* lake-off of Ih* Wright brother** airplane la brooght lo Ufa again to Ih* too* of rustic Jeers and far-sighted ac­ claim. In n Anal evnter ilag* greture, a hug* transport plan* of to­ day hove* Into view, with th* ques­ tion: What win tomorrow bring! Thor* lo pleoty ef Ilf* la "Wings ad a Century". Cnllk# many pag­ eants, It move* fast and la f ill ad s < In New York Staare M I N C O L A , N. Y-. Aug. But, the adm inistrator added, "th# sitaotlon that ho* been cre­ I t . — New York stote'a "back-toated by (hi* bis# eogle business the-soil" movement is providing to something else" tearing th* in­ uni. of th , most economical and ference that whore th# tow :ouU te s t mesna of reh ib llltat ng fsmnot prevail public opinion tgmlnst llles of unemployed, according U thee* not showing th* N. R- A. the report of tha Emergen** Work Insignia would b* effective^ B reau filed hare recently. Hr* This solution of th* prob'lem of reaching every employer In t#e , turn* on th# investm ent are about 1000 percent, H. G. Pc-Vrson, di­ land vrltli th* Intent of forcing rector of th> bureau, said. i higher " wage# and greater em­ Wealthy rea dent* of Long la ployment through shortened work­ ing hfairs was pushed to the fore land’s north ah .re havg donated by th# administration as four ad­ the us* of 83 acre* of tend from Thes* tra c ts are ditional Industries were granted their ti t a n s . permission by him to qtalify for Icing worked by #66 (smilies. Th# th* bluo eogl* under modlfled state, through Ih# Temporary presidential re-employment agree­ Emergency Relief Administration, furnisbad <10.47 worth of aeed to ment*. each fam ly . Baturoa In vegetables They were th# drug, cheese, to each group so fa r haa avaragr l hoot and shoe, and cotton hotting $137.14. Fur »«823 spent, WlJJfai Industrie*, employing score* of h :f been realised In produce. thousand* of workers. More than Each family Jidk spent an / A h 40 grot-;* of employers providing jobs for millions of men now have age of £0 h o .rs working the _ been authorised lo sign th* blank­ ature farm s. Thy produce eaiinol et agreemenU with President be sold, but m ust bo preserved Roneevslt, modified with their lot winter use. Gaiftona weri own wage and hour specification*. given to thoes receiving sm all r* Another indl-atlon of the heavy' Ik f or no reliaf a t dll. Along with pressure which the administration th* gardona w ent such nvceasitlsy •ip ee ta to swing behind the bli* as a garden plan, line, rule, spadey eagle was given when Johnson pall, raka and bo*. There are 1M.told reporter* that withdrawal of 404 gar.Vina i« Naw Yurk Statq. th* insignia from any window Mr. Pvdortan ^ a i din hla report. would be “an economic death sen- There U a farm er-supervisor al each lukslstenc* farm , with W. Etones." Assarting that for Ih# present Gsorgto, of Cornell University, to ho intended to let loco) committees charge of thg stota-wld* move­ largely lake ear* of violations of ment. sg retm tn U to raise wages ami decrease hours of work, th# ad­ m inistration added: "B ut the time la toihlng when somebody to going to U k . on# of of the*# blue eagle* off of someA second list o f name* of San­ ono's window In a clear-cut * • • ’ford employers who hav* signed And th a t to going to be a sentonee tha President** Agreement was of economic death." Hundred* of opplkatlon* for posted on th* bulletin board at tem porary effiftivene#* of code* th* poetofflc* th is morning by Postm aster J.. P. S a il Immedi­ ately following receipt of th a list from Jacksonville. More than; 110 namoo a r v ^ j p Ihle second " H -nor Roll", so Tffal n total of ever too names are posted on th* bulletin bo**4 Nome* are classified under vari­ ous business Jxndinffi such as, Grocers, Shoo Rtores, Ready-toW ear stores, 'etc.' • work his Isborvrs as In the past. ■ : ■ ' ____ Th* Commllte* decided that unt l they are advised f rther, ti-e ruling is th at If workman a n ->mployed mor* than eight hu'irs In one dsy, they must "cataj up" Snnpfollo f m with three this tim# by working fsw s- hour* roll* of filnu. Be aure to some other tUy e f th* weric. and ggt a supply before you go ih a t over a five-week p*. ud no workman of that type shall work to the fair. m .r* than ZOO hour*. Tk* meeting was adjourned PI vmm S31*J , shortly after the** questions -v ia answered, until 1:00 o'clock bton-| day afternoon.. * Second List Of Blue Eagle Owners Posted Moca than on* hundred ysara older than th* giant Northern Pacific locomotive with which It is pictured above Is th* Da W itt Clinton, on* of Ih* ear lies! of railroad pioneer*, bat h still moves under its own steam in th* groat World's Pair transportation drama, "W ings of g Century". A scto* from th* maiden voyage of the Brat practical steamboat, fawntsd by Robert Patton, re-tnactad la "Wings of a Cootury". id shown below. MAYBE HE IS THE FORGOTTEH MAH L o c a l Committee T o Give Adequate Time To Employers (Continued From Page On-.) them “see tbs light." , The Committee also gaperts to (ontlnu. its gathering of data as to increase* Ip employment and I* * r Ms. and all ouch Informat on will te presented to th* 'Advisory CYmmlltev aa_q Irkly as It Is cornMajor I . II. Connelly, b e a t of (he Information Bursau, asked for d sfn lte or emergency ruling* on two quostiun* which hat) be.-n put It him. Hr su te d that Sanfqrd Oviedo Truck Growers Inc., official* had aak*d k'm whether or not employoca of tholr wash-houses are to he effected by tk*.blanket tod* as lo work hours- sad wages. *Th* Comm it** decreed that until farther advlcdt are received ksie, wash houa. , and. packing plant employees a r* to com* under the rulin'* of the Agricultural Adjustment Art. C. W. Cu!p#pp*r. Genevan whose business consists of the collecting- of palmetto bade which ~~ ~ r i. i i— — Wieboldt Studio. f»*lda for one br two hour*." b* told her. . . In addition to tbo mountaineer* from Virginia. West v i r .i - t . 9 LINE OF ACTION FOR ENFORCING NRA REVEALED Oglesby, t s -------------» fitin bora pllvbment There ere 7.1:13 aad ha raor. qualm and m at >lw* (ban 200 a rt or*, directed by tllta IM rn Tteken, onart E dvard llanaorfnrd'a product!aa wltb a stncvrtly and roc struck out 11 m tn, but nlm errors back of him proved costly Tomorrow th# Grapevill# team will play a t Lake Monro* whll* the Rdgvwood team plays- lb* Sanford Junior team on the Ninth B trset Diamond. The boa score) HDGBWOOD AB H U B Evans, > b --------------- B i l l Philip*, ib .....» l 0 0 Roe. Myrldk, I f ...........4 0 S t Kelley, 3b ----------- — 4 0 I 0 Doasey, e f ........ .......... 4 0 0 0 J . Cook*, rf ---------- 4 0 0 0 .7 . H Ii i IH IC A G O , A ug. 00.— C on­ q u e s t a n d tra v e l w ill alw ay* th rill A m erican*. I t to o k c o n o u eror* b rav e and * .- d to m ould A m erica from a • -a t w ild ern esa. I t look coni)Lcst a* e n u rag ro u * lo gain v ic to ry o v e r th e trem en d o u s d ista n c e s b e tw een th e corner* ■i a g re a t n atio n . IVhat patriot Mss not wished for the chsne* to turn back th* year* Itial be ml*M see for himself Ib* itruexle* and Ih* trtomph* of hi* •orehesra! A dream, * dream . Nuw In th* rh lrp io World-* Fair —A rentury #f rm areos—It to a dream nrnis In Ilf*. For “Wing* ef ■ rentury". *l*»ntlr pegeent of th* n-msnre of trsnsportalloo, brioga !• to Ilf*. Here. In a great amphitheater, s* a sparimu stag* whoa* oaly Ss-h-dr«l> I* the spread of Ib* sk'ea, waking Die onlooker feel that ks Is gating over tba bead* of tbo ,ci»rs Into a alorloM future, aro is* si-tual vehlrlea that creeled 1 1* history of trsasportsllon la lb* I'nlled Htatea Rssnart Beene's Trip. Os the pegeaal beglos, the wil­ derness pathfinder ef 1T00 to 1T.VI. ■ Ilh bl* fellow plnoecr*. beats bit way across tbo watt as oa foot, ■bore*. In esnoea Indiana, priests hunter* end trapper* all are garbed •rtoaUy ■■ they war* In th* day* of their work. Tk* caravan of Don­ , 1*1 Boon* follow*, with th# Drat waguot and carte to probe lhe new IVest Even th* blond-tlngllog bat tie* with saragea are accurately reproduced. The eeeoo shifts to 1307. It to "Little Old New Tork". and the day -Is that of the voyage of Ih* first steamboat, craattoa of Robert Fulton, opening a new chapter la n s te r travel Tbo mayor and *bls party or* oa hood to grret It. See­ ing lb* amokt, city firemen rush to Ih* far* wltb borketa to sava the ship from d ret ruction, only to learn that II la moant la amok* like that. S e tt com* th* bargea of th* old Erto csss I of IKS, with their mot­ ley crowd* arrogant and happy la this, far them, last word In mod tab travoL There to Ih* landing of th* fomnuo Baltimore Clipper ship * reenacted la tha M tt scene. New 1S30 brings that new wondor of wondora, the "Iron bora*". Arroso tha stag* mor* th* old Tom Thumb of 1S2B. tbo Do Witt Clin.too of 1331, th* Tbomoa Jsffonon. Ifamed loenmolle* of l* K Th* If— i n i l s carry thair train* BIG INDUSTRIESIlis ceoevfliretMg upon pushrag these through aa fast an they ra« PLACED UNDER, bo in a .y - e j and approved. C O D E S_____O F• N R A iJ^m SSSJtSw oSJ moved slowly abend a t a hearing (Continued From Pag* 1) lag on# of the eempanls* of such an organisation, tba organisation representing th a t industry will have a strong |n#*aUv# to make the violator* bthav# them selves "Oa th* other hand tU r* I* a grave danger In eueh an assart want tha governmeot lo b* com­ dlractly for action by tha depart­ mitted on anything that U don*. ment of Jostle# If neccaaary. “Naw,- as complaints corns up | through that organisation, If they are not satisfactorily sad prom pt­ ly settled by tls* association gov­ erning .Itself, It Las been my Idea —aad i say all tkla la somewhat tsntoilve—that It then become* a question of polking. (Continued From Page 1) "I never dxpeet to bav* any nor. fo r Mr*. Roosevelt’s fathe­ policemen In tkto organisation If r s v* little Lllliaii Boyd a Anil, aad t can avoid It fee the reason th a t ;Mrs- R o o sev elt I s On V is it To F a t h e r ’s Home • W E HAVE accepted the rovisSons of the Industrial ecovery Act and take pleas­ ure in displaying this emblem as evidence of our competi­ tion with the President in bis E VaJ-| Mias rotary. I *1 An N- R, A•agio* wgl fly > i w a l n n to 1 UK t s-cr^srs q OSAWCESTSTE wm OIL C CITIES see P PetreUum . - : I Jl L ».< »j , �n rt - - banpokb herald . sanford , - - ■ Florida. Monday, august i «. its* ■- * ■ •—i ■ . . . . . . — Lucky Dog at Chicago’s World's Fair In tb « fo u r point program which ita t* d epartm ent of* fld ala hair* derived fo r th e rehabilitation o f Coba U for* to n ately Included one w ithout which th ere coaid be little hop# fo r th e island republic. T h a t ia th e n eg o tiation-of a reciproca l ta riff agreem ent betwee n th e U nited S ta te s and Cuba w hich wffl provide a m arket fo r th e principal product of C aban ooiL T he im m ediate overthrow and expulsion o f G erardo Machado m ay have been do* to th e pent op em otions o f a R U TERSE FOR TODAY SAT Till NO9—Fear th* ; and mere k*a| to trath: far •sr hew great ihiags he hath tor yen.—'I Sam net 11:14. to'ship of Mat* (tin hoe a d Wun.—Miami Herald. Tot Ih* hell department to aot a* Id aa th* secretary. th e bruadeat view*. A f te r y e a n of com iptioii In office and th e m any paNJc scandals of hi* predeeem on, he area IKeimliy awept Into office by an orrrw hdraing* m ajority eag er to reform Uielr g o v ern m en t Machado’# record a s a soldier, as a p a trio t from th e curliest day* In th e w ar of Independ­ ence. and a* an u p rig h t and a«tute buaineueman rep resen t­ ing th e In terests o f th e Electric Bond and Share, m ade him considered a t th a t tim e an ideal choice fo r th e Job. T hen cam e t h e d ereatatln * effects of th e Fordoey M acumber ta riff law pushed through th e U nited S ta te s Congress In 1522 by m any selfish interests. Not th e least selflah o f th e se w ere the su gar Interests, and Cube su ffered proportionately. M achado had not been In "ffw e w n g b e fore th e alrnoat prohibitive American tariff* on im ported su g a r beg an to force one Cuban company a fte r an o th er Into b ankruptcy. ' . . . . . . M achado tried to save th e situation. He created a false p rosperity fo r a tim e bv borrowing huge money from New Y o rt banker*. He built public buildings, and m agnificent highw ay* w ith foreign capital. H e encouraged others to do likewise. _Stupendous sum s poured in for th e r o o d m et lot, of tran sp o rtatio n Iracilitiee and n th e r-P u b H ta tn iH rii. B usiness boomed, b u t th e IH tie fu n d sm en tri evil, th e high ta riffs, which kept Cuban * °* * W h eu ^tk » governm ent had borrowed th e lim it and cred it wax c u t off fo r private enterp rise a s well, th e in­ evitable happened. D iscontent took the_phiee support, aa unem ploym ent In crease* T h o w who halted M achado aa th e g re a t liberal now Mamed him th e ir S ig h t. As strife and turm oil spread. M achado took atopa| to suppress It. T h e m ore determ ined th e • S ta tio n to oust himS r S ^ e determ ined he w .s to rem ain In.office until tim e could vindicate him . T he more abused he was. th e m ore Owe thing this NBA has #f- n lth T he ra tc o S n e rM ld not h a re been otherw ise. Only a tesapllihi 4 aayway. We haven't quick flig h t to N assau saved his Ufe. ™ ^ l ^ l l l ^ e n r e hoard anybody complaining shoot followed hhi downfall w as th e / r e a l eat since indepen oar bead debt la two weeks. from Spain. One would thl^ ■u i.U n d e r, nrosnerous. Y et nothing which a new go m Rsltsve it or not the general di rortteo of the Panama Canal :* m « n t can do Wll sw tk aad sooth, not ea*t and fo r Cotton su g a r. w i g ind iw« vtit of 5UnfoH, not w ith reciprocal v n t If yo« donl U litrt It* look — Cantral African raanlbalt, a atodsat of their raatooaa Inforasa aa, d*cllw* to *pt any eaa over 4# goers old. Ah.' yo*. 1>ot>. M SMITH, avast to served there, too.—bestow Herald. A Miami newspaper published an August 10 bonits that tto NBA Honor Rnll la that'city rowtain* tto name* of I SO ftrais. Banfoed had almost that many on Ma honor roll by August 2. »• R b pretty difficult to say Whether one would rather be the be loyal to th# land where their Ideal* prevuiled. >- Pi soIds at of Cuba who ha* )u*t What three «x-putrUtre really meant that th# l toe* tiehed out of office, or the ; pane* who- Is about to ’receive tto honor of tto proeldenry- E s i t a j&E2s£ uP Tto InquisiUeo Miami Herald hl. f ijitn pespiemts a p-trot problem hiUrine v u measured by the eronotnlc Now that the purchasing power of the *>11^ "“ ‘ caanmrtien with tto proposed aroaoatato canal. Who's gotag to' to ld .11 Iho bridge* that wilt t a isquired ta rraea tto crom-stata mr* s a ta lt—Tampa Tritom*. Why try & y a g g a g tr a y - w g a »• — ; Rebekah 1 e f i o n a I t District who knew P iaf t aaor Moley were willing U lake «.«■ bets th a t he weald Moergs ia tww week* m tha Jorhaas a f (he w a i l i k He wewt to the Amsriraa la iliaaay to be a stefi or tww ahova tb s America* d»ligad — . M M ? th e i i w q i were three days out from land the wrirelesa brought new* that Frostdeal Kaeterolt had decided eat to a*k t engross toe authority t* complete the Urrtf nrinagemmsto that might be made by the canferptc*. Mr. Hall I* a ykUoeoohical free trader who believes la revenue tariff*, bat he is oet a frro-trad* crank. He hoped show everything to be oWe to reduce Awwnrsn tariff barrier* u the larol eatohluhed by McKiaiey. t^rfwid aad Mill, a geaeraboa ago. To f>ad tael imiilt argotiatioo* wet* off the American program wae tto first blow of a »eri*t which rained upon him eocraaiagty from tbea on. . Pie*ideal EuemveK caald not h« blamed tor abaadooiag th* toriff fewturo. Ill* hold span Looiroer was wcakeomg. H* hod to lighten thin aad tariff went erorboard for the larger good. Whem the Aawr^an delegatioB landed at Ptymooth. Ih* European E T a J U S l upon Mr. Itoll aad that he discuss war n . Mart* Herriag aad MUa , ifcCannaa hare returned t Ilia. 0a. wham lhay spaa* u v a c a t i tto Atwevicaa delegattoa cam# down th# gangplank. Stabilisation bring own of tt o objoctiess of th* conference, it was asauamd that lh* first this* would to to stop tto dsclin* a f tt o dollar. Under Mr. HaU's leadership tt o aUitod* af tto dstogation rortaialy rsv* color to tto belief th a t it sAald stand In tto conference for stahillU tio i, Soddpaly Proeldrat Rooooeolt took (to whole m atter a f atahilL sallow away from tto delega tion ami p at negotiaUoaa ia tto head* of t t o trensary official* of th* United States and It was an­ nounced. rather informally to d somewhat by rum or, from tto trensary departasent. th a t there would to stabilisatm *. TV* dol­ lar centbicod to sag. O ther member* of tto delsgaeolabty forever Goeerwor O x . riew chairm an, claag ta a be­ lief th at torn* sort of temporary it* bill tattoo could to etfoctaA. Throe tins*, backing Mr. Cos. Mr. R tB appealed-to tho Whit# Hsaoo S11 W. 14 ST. • A vacation X000 iecl aixrro dm can play Roll «u a “ggrort" I H will now be spent In this country. But It Is dou^ ul {i^ Improred by the return groui* whoee love of country la based on the ea»«riea of foreign exchange. '________ mma* day* are certainly 'dag' days’ when there is company Uka lhis!" say* th* Victor Talklag Doe in '*>* RCA-Victor eshibit to th# Radio Old OraMMMeis-v Luldiig at th# Chic*** a d o ’s Wife In U. S. On te Y acht Mr*. Lourlma B4tl*M*dr*t«rr*d ym Orlaadw w h a i j ,# * • gait aa th* guest of Mr. aad I n . II . C antroii. - — AXif **• M rs. R. D. Hawkins * M , tto* iQdrea, Magia aad LoU, to ft Ml* ,. (Continued From Psg* 1) myself hecaisa I believe my rec­ ords* for Daltoa, 0a. whet* they Will spend a i m week* visiting ratotlvas. vf Mrs. Jessto Walker, of Atlan­ ta* la the guest of her dsughteT, Mrs- Margotrito Ahsrs. at htr J u l y Mi tbw bom*, comer Locust and Unloa Jotrrned URb-' dcavwr bswsOc MANAGER i. .todtoi ywstorday from Mlltodgag VtB*v Oa. whom they viaitad rolav ties* tor • trash. d ■* 204 Sanford.A ven'M Mrs. LJntoti K, Alton and daughtar, Helen E tttabeth, ratamed _______ Friday from Orlando where they Ing a t Havana 'S aturday, ”11'Is •Pont a week with Mr*. S. E. Iras, so peaceful. " I am »o happy and comfort­ able. Will you please let me rest Mr*. J. M. Ivey and Mrs. W. T. I*»y, of Ltneotnton, Ga., Mrs. J. K SUIsa, of Macon, Oa, Miss Elias- United States Consul Patrick both Ivor, of tAIanta, and Miss Hurley called on Machado yeslar Mdfo (ray, of Eastman, Ga, who day afternoon, but a police offhor Evelyn P orter, Mis* Mil* irn, kkd “ Buck" R aburi to Jacksonville yssU rday board. . . . “Look, they used this Klim on .1 table.” . . . He wfliUft a length of rkrwing drs • ch est. . . They used this curtain at their w Mr. aad Mr*. Hsrtort Hlastlsy bar* rsturnsd from points la Gsorgls where thoy spoat 10 day*. for som. authority ta offort tem­ Rat tto Amoricaa aitaaUaw, tto ris* af commodity wrlcoa la Am*r* The P la tt Amendment Stkd’ which 1* now pr»*cnt’n* T red dert Ro<»ev#lt with hi* fieri •*- 1 >t pulateii '•that the Cuban |9 » * riou* I atin-A m rrlcan problem, etnm enl coiurnCi that (he U. ’8> ha* ila ir d a U ffc pnrt In »h*Pn r American foreign polky line# ravly day* of th* republic. Thr l«land wa» partially W* «r*>r*ibl<* for ad >ption of th . Mon* roc lhw ttinr, nnil Inter the I’la tt Amendment which outline* reinlinn* between the two counlrte* and w a. adopted throuuh n d«*lre to prntact th* little neiahbur na­ tion fr m fo rel.n control. In HUM. when the U. S. Congir>* wa* debating the Louisiana purthauv the threat that Cuba offered to AmeHcan rontrol of the mouth of the Ml»*i**ippt was Jtuaued. Jefferson conteinplaled th* anneiatiin of C iba when Napnlran Jump* I the pyrenne* ami claimed, the right of France to 'pan:*h America. control. . Even before th* Amerkan re­ public wtb* fornml. the British eo|. unbt* In North Amerkn reallied the (te a t strategic value o( I’uha at'd prute-ted when tlre a t Hr tala On th* ■rtU itird'lhe Iitaibl lo Spain aDer tto cutlon teetile tw b v lq . Strel the aiichnl CUrieUm. rspeditlun men ilrupped U inr clause cuncern- Via V tntiipiattru Maggio the d i ­ the Angl •-American thusiastn crowd .urged inlu the hjil captured it in 1*03. ti g company union*. t'ulmn* began effort* to get Those battle* were drsm a. llun street ami blocked passage. Bal­ American support for th eir lailedr.-its of men from each ind *lry bo, who receive,'d the title of n r pen Voce of Spain, In 1HJ1. but sat in hugr auditoriums. On the m arshal for th«<• American flight, Sec’y of S tate Adam* declined on (Continued From Page 1) stage were grouped trprescnla- a tltrs s e .| I hr crowd and asked research, with knowledge re* til­ llve* of ltl>or. Imlus'ry and Iho rig h lM -w ay gelling ImmrdinU' th- ground that the moral duty of the (1. S. toward Spain prevented. consumer. AJgument*. sargrd results. ing. Three year* Inter the 0 . S. A fter the triumph*! march be­ The present Job l* »lopchdo'»v, back an 1 forth. Heat nceo—itvte.1 neath the HWO-yrar-oUl Arch of checked a proposed Me*lean-colthe peeling of coat*. There wlr* of course. There are more Hum C onstantine, the fliers *«. •rule.l iniiing cvprdnlxn tu fret* Ctlba. .too code* filed and w aiting for veiled antagonism in tho a.r. The American policy, a* »el forth the' l'alatin« hill where Musso­ Then the general arrived nuicdly. hearing. This i* not only a toil* by Sei ’y of Stale fla y , wa* th a t “ |)onT forget this depression lini aw aited them, having ascend te r of putt ng men back t • w"rit, only Spain would he perm itted to ed the other side, to receite the hut of meeting annoying and m il- _hit* u* all,” he lismmrted away, hold Cuba nnd that she must “grand report.” With hi* aviator* 'a* he due* on every ucca-loc. lie tlplying little problem* of c l a r i ­ drawn op ut attention, llallKi rea I guarantee not t» rede it to Great rolle.1 ,i l figures t'.xnit the in­ fying America'* Industry for the Britain or France. dustry that » rnte of the men in It hi* report of the flight* which Tint time. From IMiH to IMio the IT. S. didn't know. "W» n n n o l rle'ay. covered nt 're than I'JJNNI miles. For inriance, do knit polo sh rt* Purchasing power must follow Following the report of tho air made ninny efforts l.r acquire com* under the shirt code or the price*. There I* no place nere leader, II lhrce formally create I Culia by diplomatic means. knit-wear code? Do t >al mine* n n f>|- selfishness. This I* a program llallxi a ir rnarshdl and awarded In th,. (Julian revolution of IMUI by the steel Industry com * aitder for the *nation —not for a group him a gold inetlal for valor. Then to IK'K I’re-ldent Grant attem pted th* coal or steel codes? the chief of the government an- nsiiccessfully lu mediate. In IHM or sevll m.” Bay flv* Johnson problems. H» And hi* magic liet In the (act nnnarrd that the flier* were pro- the U. S. through Spain, negotiat­ like* them. He is so full *4 * " « • that hr Iwlieve* It. Hr I* con­ aiote.l each one grade and con­ ed a special reciprocity treaty for gy th at he walk* when he talk*. vinced that Amrricat,* ca.i pull ferred on them medals, some of Cuba. The Cuban revolution of 1H97 He rlpa off hi* coat. Ill* la:xi*. togethrr. gold, other* of silver. dark eye* burn. Hi* miusic Sunday afternoon, the Balko 1 1 IN'.)* created vrorl.) sym pathy shoulders are thrown back, lie aviator* attendrd two rvceptlntj., for t'ulwn independence and raised problems fur the V. R. In IrM ipd op' aad Jrw n hto w w to on* given at Fascist party hea I- many problem' m an's offlcp. There I* only a ■|.Briers, the other by the gover­ connection w lth .lh e Monroe Doc­ phone, a desk and some dilapi­ nor of Rome in the capital build­ trine. After the Mowing up of the dated chairs. Tho door bea'rs no ing. The reception in Ih* eapltol lettering. was attended by llreckentidge Maine In Havana harbor I’rv*. laing. United States amlmssn.'.'r. MrKinIr) intervened, and net up Johnson's eye* fla»h with plea*(Continued From Page I) , At both function* the flier* were a miltary government which con­ uro when he recalls what he con­ tinue,! until 11X12, when an Indrsiders ,hl»Atwo major victories. t i the I'ia iia Veneris and then e i given gold nimkrl*. along New Empire Street toward G e n e r a l Johnson Is Ideal Type F o r Work He Is Doing STA N LEY-ROGERS HARDWARE CO. -- TUESDAY. The Aiar.an Class of th* First Baptiat Church will meat at SdM o'clock at th« church annex. Th* Senior Christian Endearer Society of th* First Pmbytarlan Fourth S t m t Th* goeati la- Church will hare choir practlc* at chided nAmbcn from DsLand. B:00 P. M. at th* church. Daytona Baoch, and S t Cloud. FKIDAY H n. Rath Ludeckt, dhtrlct dep­ Th. W. C. T. U. will meet at uty president, praal bd ever lh# >KI0 o'clock at th* hoaw of Mr*. me.tin* with th* assists ae* of R. C. M uw.ll, 309 Wcat Sixteenth Johnnie Mao John*too, of Day­ S tm t. tona Baarb, paat district deputy president. Mr*. Edna Con, dis­ trict deputy pmident of District Tan. was hi attaadaace and gave a short talk. Of tatsreot to a wide rirtl* af Daring th* wmatiag ptews war* made for a Joint rally of District friends her* ie* the following *•• Number El»ht and District Num- count of the marriage of Jack ,har Tan to be bald ia Orlando m Robson, of Lake Worth, formerly Bapt 14. DUtrlct Nambar Eight of this city, which wa* taken from U composed of ladgo* from San­ the Sunday Miami Herald: ford, Daytona Beach, DwLand, “Mbs Hatei WlUon, daughter and New 'S a n a a , whDe DUtrlct of Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Wllaon, of Number Trn include, lodges from Atlanta, and. Jack Robson, son of prlaadb, Klaaimia*., and 8t. Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Robson, af Sanford, were married la Fort Lauderdale on Aug. 11 by Ooyd MARTIN “Beat F o r T he S outh’* N r HARD WEAR, th*r* la nothing totter than Doato A Cay's floor aad d*ck paint.. It will n*t scratch. Mister, or goal ■ ton properly applied. j- Heirlooms such aa these will indicate to 1933 civilization. But there will be another it pages of our newspapers and magazines. Hi VC rliBcmentf they, will read kf eyerythjpg, wi b possecsiMe today. They will sense the cotmf that carry there offerings . . . the endless 1st tories, improving, perfecting things. tha fonaor’s slstor, Miss Mattt* Httoalsy, of Atlanta, who wlU to th a r gusst far sto at two wosks. p D r . sad Mra. Loato Garner ref*i red yeaUrday aAoraoan from Um r boiWyw r e ' trip ta vkriuaa poi its la North Carllina. Ttog nr residing temporarily with tto , former's • parents, Mr. aad ^ ••1 Woodman Cirri* N om toa , which will tak a place tonight Mi . W. F. Qtiraor, Sanford Aro- ht 8:00 o'clock a t tto Woodman Hall, plana will V* dlscaasod for a Membership dries which began Aug. 1. T to dr!** >a la iwAor of mo national president, Mr*. Mary’ I . U R orco, who will visit grovt* to Florida la Jan u ary • of neat year. AD members are argud ta to NLikely enough they will marvel a little tbi boy goods so fresh (Thfa mayonnaise nitiftt wiQ ooar u r ddtlrenry t l s e n r y 'w ill bbe o SANFORD. TWENTY YEARS AGO Aa Mr Hull thro* Uam* „ k^ tk> Praeideal for esthority to roofer oa stabilisation end three timrv had been rtfaard, he di l not pot Me eignatoro to th* Mrdey romproreive. Neither did he brawl with hi* inferiors. Through , || tke hnUabaOoo of th* Malty performance Mr. Hall did net poll or blaster. He played the Prevhlent’a gam*. And when la .newer to MeWy^ innrieare ea a stoMHsaliaa cwm- ,c l U u r d k o l l tea Boa* Lewie, *f Miami. Is i for a faw week* ea boetoenv. DOZIER a GAY’S QUALITY PAINTS stabUlxaUoa while tto Icsllim, turns mercenary, »nd porary oonfsrenea was la soaaion. .. „ . o n y o f P a r i* {«**«** f** t r o t s b a c k t o t h e g o o d o ld U . 8 . A . Vnshionuble city nre no T h e f a s h io n a b le c e n te r * o f a f ____ The fnmilisr American l o l i p r c r o w d s —ttl> * " ^ y . the Chsmpe EIyaee. Purls drreus t r i d e Is re ld o m s e e n o n t — -. . • eat owners are m a k e r s a r e e n m p la in in g , il o te i a n d and bemoaning h o ld in g t h e i r h e u d s b e tw e e n t h e i r h a n d * t h e d e p a r t u r e o f th e l~ n u*way will benefit by uH this, T h e U n ite d S t a t people formerly spent in France T h o m o o e y w h ic h t l tww i i t i f t o i t o e had to be birod to adaieter to Ma wants, « , uiked an the trnna-AUontie tflephmw. high, wide aad ban!MaHr< Hr. Hall eahmsrgad. Bam^ MacDonald BrtseCy naked Mr. Hall fee a ceaeeltatfen with Frofreror Moley eror 11% eeciatoey1* bead. Metry went tot# a bnddle with repreeewlstivee ia the cewr ,r m n of b«1aad aad the gold rMn(rir^ hot Urodl with the Aawrieaa delegatiaa. aad to da* rMrM te Upbowed t* Mr. HaO to tk( Holgy roaferonew and rrad the agroemeat Moley had tea.poetry ag riim sa ta havi approved f re setae 10 tod employtog other atilHa worker*. S is y e m a a e a t nr* oyerwtira revering others Uw will tow or msra earners In all broaches of U tile lode*try. S o c ia l C alendar r**d«r»t c-b*a goesrifcMi .cl up'with America* im iliiw . The Caban coactiluli.n w*h based oa the FUtt AaflT-buA which iocuvporated la a m A f nCgtAlired whh COha Ip I N W U f Y O F U .S ThU amendment, adopted bp lb* U. 8. Congress ia 1901, provrfrvl Island Partly Respon­ ih* Cuban government • Would' sible For Adoption never enter into any c impact w.th power which wooM H»Of Monroe Doctrine apairforeign it. iodepenibncj and that it WASHINGTON. —0 W - « hs. would contract no rafretlvt debt. : -IT BRINGS 'EM BACK" guarded tho door to tho former president's suite where. Machado was ksteop and Hurioy was In­ vited to call again. Tho Machaife narty was forced to spand Saturday night aboard their piano a t Mtcholatown, Andm* Island, on* of th* Bahama group, when darkness oesrtooa them enroute from Havana. Tbny proceeded tor* yesterday morning lo receive a rousing w lcome a fter euatom* offhial* lad Srilrvw.) them uf fivw rrvolvrr* theyr carried. It wa* esplslnrd the flrrerm s win bo returned when tto . party knee*. T ha plan* w hkh brought tr-m hsgtrg fwlongtng ta tto N allotall one Cubans- Avlaton*. r-'.urnnl to Havana later In tto day. To-N ight Together Again! B a l b o And Men R e c e i v e Ovation In City Of Ro me Im CA M PA IG N X PARE ACREAG BE GI NS TODA (t'ontinurd From rag e I) he In the hand* of fanners them ­ selves. Actual signing of ronlrsrla will not get under way until Aug. 14. That date wa* selected by Secre­ tary Wallace to announce th# per­ centage o f acreage reduction ap to a maximum of 10 pereewt which will be required of farmer* in order to qualify for paymesrtg. Incidentally, this date will fell Ju»t three day* a fte r tha Ism don wheat nurferencr I* scheduled lo reciineene?—. If prelim inary work I* well ailvanre.1 by Aug. 91 admlnlatra!■ r* look for quick action by farm ­ er* In signing contract*. Thai*, are about 1.100,000 farmer* glow ing wheat compared with nearly. •J.lMlO.IMm cot Jon grower*. Tito campaign to cut down this yrar*a growing cotton crop by lO.OPft^ 000 acre* rr.piir.vl less than thro* week* «f field work. Secretary W alUre contend* th a t wheal farmer* by producing rporn. than they ran **11 at a "fa lF ' price are working aaedj levsly, and th a t “a retreat f i r s tilling surplus acre* should b# acrompanle.l hy a retreat from surplus toll.” That, he rontenda, "will give the whole farm fimlTF not only more money hut mor* tim e In which to lie*. ,j . ,• . ■. •• .v ., ,. .. - , . . s p o iu e d 10-35 ,f/ Couldn't S tan d M y O ld Car after D rivin g a Plymouth on Duty" HBY'VE had thro* Plrmouthl at StaclM No. 2. Harvey Hayes drives one of them. Andpuihinahia own"old m » ”hon»# (to ea* bil wordsjdlcfn't thrill him any after riding be­ hind Floating Poorer from *ooo till mJdug!*. Now hoi baa bia own Plymouth. So hart fire T " I had one o f dm boy a do ck good lo r do to a e c o n d -* ) T•'»i t* "Some power ptooi there, boy! Aad It otbera out o f th* eleven m en at hla station. , Aa Officer H ares pat It, they’re til “apblled^ for anything elao n o w —after learning l t d hand bow Plymouth flaebes sway on plrit hpi' slips in an d o u t o f tra ffic , and b ra k a t t6 smooth, quick, even ttopa in the tight.ipocs,,i Y ou can ace fo r y o u rse lf how ttaooth' h ia — how easily it handlka - how It reapoods to the sccaleratbf. Yae C*U sim ple Floating Pow er engine mounting* mounting! — hydraulic brakes—rigld-X doublc-drop.frame. Just “look at all three'' low-priced cars...rid* in them and compare them. ■ # a • - . Standard i 2-door sedan M f J i 4 Am# M R a tllO ) W m m MOUTUATCMUmiBMOTORSBUIUMHO J “Hemes ctucAOOggMxuaxogyao«PH4a •» tea |! U J F . W I T H I A . Fl OATMa e o w t i S � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 3-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 14, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/26bd855601d2f5c1d75fb443fbc3e6e2.pdf 00d4ada1ad5779b1ef431ae89a4bda93 PDF Text Text \ T H I WIATBBH TOU* KIWSPAPCT P^llahed In Florida’* H * « r l TIU Worid*a G reat*! VegatabU Hpot and Rkhaat Cardan land VOLUME XXIV FARLEY SAYS DRY LAW W E BE ENFORCED I ' u l l ) cloudy toaight. Laral thundershowers Sands? ■ Condemned Killer’s Plea Before Judfre M IA M I. Aug 12 r . f ir cu.t Jililtfr Atkll*»<m t**«lu\ lirlxl lender eun-iiKralii.n the |«**i» linn of riatriue ••Ifeil” ('it r y , fun.lrmnnl ti^rulit dhyrf, t»» withdraw hi» plea vf if ml j «.**• ti*r t h i l i tif wn* NViUrucnl to drath f«»r the death of h ia ’-U Palmer, *.Miami «trtiiri:i«t. T* Juilirr denied the r«»x|iir«i of a turneyt to bring J uiim « Mil.. tfUM. t-fill Vieted «,f tVte .uje crirni*. from ilrath row u Iti* font t*» tx tify in the t :» / heat n|f. Itnth have heel! • h« d tiled to die Mmi«l;i) * LINE OF ACTION FOR ENFORCING NRA REVEALED Halim’sAirArmada|Blf INDIISTRIFS L ocal C om m ittee To Give VKM U \ ,7 The M. k:»> ll.i l • t mu,tan» iU Mci u » 'l *h:»t l <t in » il It.. ! dhp*'. a«t ari. i. i i i^n<||i .»>l too ml tr.|»t fi iriu 1«* i )• •!».) * (••leV, 'audit'' at tt iia. Ititl' I Its* ret ill ii I* It” c\:i la li vtny ,»f \/o’ « »».l Port'll f\ O wet** k'l . | . It t . « il II ltl|t. NUMBER 2M Flva Cants A Copy S.XXKOKH. FLriKlIIA. SATl HIJ.XY. AUGUST 12. I!*.M M tnilurr Armocialed l ' r « w PLACED U N D E CODES OF N.R.A. TAXi-DANCERS IN E ve n t B y Ih C e le b r a te d S a c k in g O f P r e a - id e n t ia l l 'a la c e C h e e rin g , M a d B y M ob H A V A N A . Aug. l l . - ( A . r . J — I'realdrnl Marhado'a r*rlma 1 ,\» fai .<• the local N. K. A.t rutlapard tuJajf. ila dawafali ' 1 aitt|'»>*n Army i, o.irccrnc.l, n.»^ > 1 . r»l«nratrd by thr *a<king t.HUl .iii|doyrt nrnl, * » r Ihat Ihi* { of th* prraidmtial palar* and ! uroup Will enter h.» |il«fe of I hr kilting of at Iran fir* met** ' I. «me". ami u tlitta idy ..r.Vr the her, of th* drradrd a*cr*t !*• R e c o v e ry A d m in is t r a ­ " ok faiutliar ‘•lllue Kagle" mime­ lie*. S h a k e u p O f E n fo rc e * ! C*rl*a Maaarl 'Ik* C*apaS*o. ' d.atrly iei«".»rd even though II to r I h .S e e k in g T o that there i* a viulatiun, fortatr amboaaador to tk* Unit* m e n t B u re a u Poes I ) e c e n tr a liz e K u uhether inlrnttonal or not, uf the rd Hiatt,, waa aam*d protlafonN o t M eanAbandon* al prooldrnf aa riobaraat and • W ith in R r o v i s i o n s M h ’I I I U It iiiV f l l l i r i l U ' S '■ l," - " l r " l ,» Agr.em .nl fo re o m e n t 0 (,.A e t i l i e . l l l W IIIIC A ^ IH ir illin (| Kai di*clo*e\l at a meeting aomrllaara vWlooa mobo w*ro ' m ent O f S ta tu te wracking lb* HxUr*n o( the W \ I I I M ’T IIN . \ •* t? lrP» S e e K A i r r e e m e n t s ..t the A d»t«»ry r immtu»e # th* v *! pr*ald*nl'a palac* and courting w ^ M i.V c y t ^ , v r ir» tinlii* V > • • • • of f • *r nt.ti i « fi.t * i t Army yesterday afternoon, that WASHINGTON. A ur 12— |f»Tf i*x tin* trlltutov tl 1« • ( »»•* I*.or. I h e i r O w n * * - s e s , , lt. Iu/Il, ...tm^uiyn 1, proam *i«K through Ih* olr*oto chrortn* ♦ . . iXlt : likfVii ti: - p iA r i. ^ ( A . P . l — F ro m th r Ju.xllre ti« ii j.r»»|D«inl !*>' ll.u*t,S Jatliii••••*•> tar mote rapidly than Id olh*rr and alnglng. to I* |'Vi*'i •. mminw'. nn«l in**t tm* -j— Al|-r»aiiaB«lcatIon*-orttll Ih* vIra- 11 itbkSi nthiiim i'»f_ the — M -W -V .»H h - — Cur- -I? — r-v— pnurlda*- ?!!?'. ^ > D e p a rtm e n t ’a r e -o rlt it n lw V ♦■nfitit ni^i ••••!'••lit »»f ••••* ........ . " " lefiil ..I know iig{ When Major It I., lilenn. head Interior w*r* cot off. Tk* Ii* ' p ro h ib itio n W r e a u u iu T f r o m t \ *•n « •»!» 1 woik tinnliltiVvrt vbilh |*»r« ulriif II •-If* 1ly. M|'|l|dl ill t'\ g ill Ii. , m* . i i* ' lm« not I *eit' of ihe k|in'ial In,e,ligating Com* terlo* of th* udlco of UkO P o stm nster G e ne rnl Hurley llrraldo Do Cuba, a Mwapopof f. » rnr^iftir M n rr1 nn»l "pinixliii* M... » I hi •ii id ui'idilii | |He- 1 , r . • . 1,,. t»... n.l.llo intnl'.ng, inltWe u n i t Colonel K. A- N>'»cam p assertion* ye a le rcU y * n / \ a j 1/10 I T n * i \ rtnt»toyiu*,n? which aupport*d Marhadf » M I* •luin v in* id na'ii • N It X ..................................... lM ,na". >md .• n,r l r t d h i . r r p . . . . ^ "U t fii w** !»••• liy ln r •••.«!•• i*!*’ th a t e n lo r c e m m l o f‘ thp <lr> i l k ) l / l l Y 1 0 I 1 1*1 In* .u r'e y .if the mure than 125 burned by lb* moh* i(ro ntrali/i' th»* rli***k up *»ii n*m . »li t IHI ih HI r tlildoye1* to 11.nV, 0 I n .. .- cnnru* y " l .|Ue*tionnair.-* which had hern law w o uld co ntinue u n u lm U tl H A V A N A . Aug. I 1 .- ( A .P .) ltain* rii'uh ns xv.tli I tti h • in t»!«-t u , tun* limit*- tiyiie.l l.y l.yal emi.l.jyer* aii.c* “TTT* '• ! Iiv t« tii fn-n '/Ini' r as long as it l» on the slutu te 1 •••if tin* tl*-|t |’alit»»i iif I im» mill Vi hall umtia**»i anI y rrlrr- la.t Monday, it wu. dreidrd that — All pellllcal fact ten* agreed I..M. I.il. " I I t." it •which . ‘ ' l< l^.i_i_tA U V - %• y . \■!,. irl.lllp* ■A' nut it * it v V*nr *•a niii| I* wft* • *1 books. •.ii. ill »< il. m.Ml.fiyr, tlnv. hi* Iih'I* •• »»iiyIit lt» t’tiiiii' talhet than lake defintta action thla afternoon that Carlo* Man­ ............. ual 0* Ceapedea. farmer *mh*ei t l c f a tTtnlr, U railM*. V*v x* fit t Vi k Hytitt H? he^a.klrd, j u ;, n„t ,,, mva.lonal violator of iii1mini*tia'.wll • ; I" Ih r r»ilicall) »hsh*n-U|i >n' i C n m fF*» W e s t V ’ i r i f i l l J ’''1 '' ,H r" * u ,'" r,l It.. "/ G o e s T o W e s t V ir g in ,H r" fuiirinrnt unit «• » ir-m lj »lll'K ‘ ^ . 'll" ! '• ii > ..* iirl.it. I thmi') <>f Ihi an* askin»* ••\Vhcre‘*j |h. Agreement, the tnvr»llgaling •tdor I* the tailed State*, lV»** rnretnk* rf tVi«>ue(it it an .1 mm .1 lit. |. O IHM ||* \> *•l< '•ill nwloniei ■hould be Ibe new prealdenl *( . »M h f».— ia W e r eI * n r e n t .gel I hut *a< « hn* «.• cnllrtl in JftMl) l»Vu# **»gl«*?'* J .................|____| ^ ef ItM lt uniWr th* > ur«»u of. u.-rst. Committee *hould make every VofIf, »*rafeViiiii» iii*'iiii f tVie taiti I.- .... .to ' «lki»frizit *elf | * « i \ l i t a ■••rt ..( il. N .1 A ir Meanwh.h horine, u.tiking for} f ,, |„ ,„,|,K o the olTen Hng em- Cuba. Calanel Antonio Jlmlneg. flo Me gallon of the Justice Depn.tment. "Wej • window ..f the Ii ** t ti . it R a n L a n d C o m p a n y *<f iriiiTd if«*vi t tinient I**nlm» I.. Hugh mot.on ij.-ini. .-..nit ..in. are n.k j |,|,,g*r |„ --get inlu line'’ befor* chief of the dreaded aecret pa............... :,«. t M|» Meantime, Attorney lice ef the Machado regime. w*a *Wlived '•> lit K.lmiio. mi. that rh" in.l.i'ttv'. .-ml. I,r“ i le.oiting I., umre vigor.m» nirlh In n oitiimiUre nf Hade ii .e ia the dill k, a l.dtll ."1. t CummiH**. revealed that »•*» rm W A S H IN G TO N . Anr . 12. •hot and billed by aoldlera to­ . ltd II wind. • I . •»'... 't . ' 1.1' |" vide they l>e laid in ea*h rathee. ||||| lieli*. pluy«i - f lh«r enforcement l-mcuu Mr*.' f-'raiiklin |i R n x r ir ll left day after be wouaded aa ap*' •Nf.it, -inrt* tVie a v t i v ,v‘,|V'* «*f Mi* lieliti* | V1' |i»| e an.I Went *ui l.lld .d I.. .....- wilt.ill ||.. - "I"' ■Ii... «.| ■.-k* an.I that the, la- at I lit*trfair, for Ihr prrtrnl *hr identified man who *•• cele­ had l**»n dropped •** I*"- , r " I1"* night on a visit ti< tin' scenes .« I — ; a.l tin* ri'tnpnnie wiiVtiii#tV»nt u |. .."1 Ml. d tt" I'll.. ItiWt I'ullniaii *l. x|.ing axviiininn . ||t|| % .y %%i|| l*r “ (So SI»wr||M. Optnleadinr. • . brating lb# M d of Ih* Machado 01iganliaiion. sanitation. % Officials h#r* « f her father's IT la-1 davjh •%••••• • •••* 'had "* * »; oni ! •* '•••iatimt with ♦•nrh nlVi. n r net •Inti* ius **ii trip* b tlw m i bNal.i'i»r| ••w|*rr*«^«*«l that thr rrralA dt ot tntttid Nii'li nut i Imwii 7 ftnlw t I heir Ton Mountain, near \lnnelmi. \n. Inn entire* U*n> I tl»'*'U‘li .pinnated only GOO «"rv had ' *i*<* that I In* ix*.|kX*i |s xxx*1•• ...iti t»ni***I Mtlfiiram or ronfu«nl rinployrr aonfr admlnUtratloo. She will hear Hie moonlatlieeiM , mol |i* lened., ll.eii r. 1 |*x'(it»xi|i •U'lix*.l lil M lIK»Ih|Vi> U||| fr|.| ( ||#. uf n loss ufi Joba. / ii . « . I | ii when tt roni|ilnmt mo • ronr•cm In ........................ . ,« Im* been! H A V A N A . Aug. I * - ^ - T M Mix mil. ruviitnrr •••x'lrlary of iVi,. |l4%lllt^ bnhi * r A . Cummin*. dw criUd IjwJ- 4 „X /n ,u l'ih.-"..I. l^m llaapd nn I'»r. -',.1 .................... ........ ........... " " il**»ii*« FqilltV i\«-x fiat ion *if I,"Led at*.ot that he 1* nut bring I’ubon atato department today or*anl«all»n. 1 r*, ‘ , whlrh h.-r fmhrr, E lli.'ii H— .*.- _ . . '''''' ................ . Ainxrixa. ixn.l Frank «i ilnt«»r»*. up t .. the Agreement which he formally aihriaed the dlplumaHe » » U ’« **rcuti*p u,‘lrr# . w it. w n.l" In hrr In |S'.I‘.'-!>I. ni<W P p o n l p A rP 1T L T fl N........ . I I>ir-i«l»'iit of IVi** ' Arlm x F ‘|uily I riirn* i| xxa« -nixie hr will corp* that »*re,ldent Machado uhrd th . fa c tio n . » r w h jh - h< mtna|rr<| \**..,*W«!|..|| It xxan prrarnlrtl r ^ un|y f(HI g|4,| !o C A fty olll bU will take a leave of abaence and Irnlav li» Vbr ri**|r romulill**r t»f | # \grrr| l|#nl rl.l W» taloi v II ••*! tu that II l» th* previdenf* pur'W tU "nI’h iiirr Thr Invrxt.gating ComniltlM wat^crlaWtl Im m niuiriy . "'I.y » , c a l ' ( ) f I ||W j o } i ( ) r ( \ , S | ; « - *...................... . ' ,f'' • *i> n, 1 11 .. % -In ix • * ! i.il t I m |WW later to revif" r T»w m allrr of Vi|M. main iNDur^J which M u ,v \ n c \ u d m tintun K. .ton of. i„v ,»ti* a llu n "' ' Mr*. Km.-cvrlt ilnulita that any 1 ™ " I d t t l H J r V t l N l Immug ..n tli. light al.o include, Idntuli K., , 7 . , n~. •ill* I* ■*•* njx of innnm* f*»i *V |.nv a* ,*| *»..* 1. 1 u in*e»iiK»>K"'. . 11M . . .Lufeaui . . . . . „f- ............................ • M|S Trig — ............... ^ l lio n it... •rratrhilig . Th# dapartmenfa (ogimunlca* Allen and Count* John»on, will 1 0,1Virtually all of the the g children •>0 r .*1 I XX 1In/"" g.rl in I Vis* I »*rxH*ii hall* M o'nlm ur ii, Flforti lion laid Ore,tea Tarrara. atat* II l». Ihirant. U b M a rr--!^ ' 'th. fii.t u ii.l.m nfiiMi A <■ f.’.f.l x»PV ilN ’’iiii.wsimiary" . uf inveatigaliun'a *m|>h.yoa-hi * there. Il wa« the T rig g rhildren !.*p|u 1 llruadwav, form »rnt a nrgm ln>y uti home- dent fur »»..■• |.n-t '.'I yean. l h l ^ f j . tfiir lit Im-I. i.il. h mid . lid " ■ . • n n i«r,r rivll| ^^^k Ftnpl yrr« xxrhti arr ■ecratary, bad previ 'tt«lv realgnad i* x%.t nn *..*'»! I.xr. IX hern r*-hlred. Cummlnt* *•» whu ' N'lrk' u ;|i„i* 1 NrwrM. ♦.»*•1ai*Vt* f*x a x*t..|#* f..r I heir inilus* thcMiiebt I o lie Vlolat.ll, of the hut wa* continuing ami th# de­ hlainnl. and th* htnd of thP-Yr- liark every ulhrr ilay ti> carry Kl- m rninp am|>’if.«d an anurunce- mi cycliiHl n iU n V.\ l*i liy . liutt" Knoaoveit’a mall to him w h-m ment nia.lo .eml.ei th.- nod l.v t«»4i*| «••• •*ti«l. IL* i| r u p | n | In- i i|» . Hoover. Iwcnme ■j Agr.eluent, will l.r vieiled an ) r*nu, J. Eolgar “ f 11*. I ... •I 1 V \|wt mu nl ml *•Y. xii •xx*. il‘ * tin- xxnv," ♦•i/«*»l 11 iifio* iiih I unit* il child of Ihe'Vaw division! John J>. he off in ih,. mountain* -.-t l«hn Mei ch. grower who urged every . if 11 will lie mi.lc to make partment would attend lo routine Jtlalfir.l II fix 9 .in / in ’ nxnnnvfvF **•!» nl I *•*!*• *. I* A biiiy Ii:im I a.p|N*ar**t| nl llti nutter, until Ferrara'a auccaaHurley a.a.alont director ol pin dim.' a c a l *IHkr. and Ih - T n g .: nil farm, r* to tkke ndtnntaeo nf (Continued On I'a g, Slg) ,* I II 1*1 .Xlin uf ..ii,. Ii ix11 "The 19In make aLxiut j *xx* II ht 1 it inn enU rcem nt, wae tne.le, children who. wh-n h. wa* *lch,| tie low ...*• of tnl-.r lw\ log l.yxvitttlaiw, tVi«11 -|u\xl\ a fri.i* mi * aur could be appointed. tnlini; ulsiu* tin* ill. •u l.lmkint' in •I . hia naaiatant. rnm*milalile hi* dm.r with-n .pinr . t M r land* rlcnrnl, l.v Tli* realgnation of . the atato •III 1*1 XXt I. ........... Of I * 'Z U m H o n A n t id p a t e s Iiftfllt A iiinlnillfi.'' fjtfc L|» "Th* n*l reault, nf the fore­ tel nf negr.M- and -ang "Id lino- that the ante .iliinlion .houl.l '• \ x ♦ 10 X * V x x * ••III lilt * * *;»I|*‘H . ink.-n n.lvautage of I" .■'eiylr.di t*H •*•! \ !»••! ft •* ' *«| «• ! f *a , . ‘ ...or. ;\ > r y T iu h ^ A f t e r n o o n X . going *tr|>a," th* attorney general «o"g*. . . " A . ivkm v .lie minimum wag' •li f»*i unv iwiH'inF NVk‘-« *••/!•*, Ihrti fix•• mm*. • t l» ! I •1fiin/ *• 1.IIIH till.* nil. • Vinx Maybe »ome mountain family » l" . Im Ho . peac* plan in order to permit the raid in a atatemenl. "I» a c uvu.l1l.s- I 111 Vh I «|l>U* |M.ikx f 111 llix* figured on 1. eun.mUklon toi-i*.. ni 1 •nl* *1 a City Clerk F. S. U r n ,on prutn-l app,|ntm*nt of • new atate arwIdatiun nf th* power* of the two will ,how her a doll named Kira j repnir work 1 And il.al ' 1|»e* to lie one of the liiivicl men I|«*«ir« i *ii - **sl lli* l.inif* * i.il* (Cunlimie.1 till I'nge Si, I , In n l.-'ter to The ll. ial.l, Mi I*1. 11 In I .xi i*x .-on..-* to aleMit fi* 1ftitm*al * ni abolWhed hur*nu, and the 1.* m .................. ... retary accaptable to all fartlona meie ilia.1 .he N B A ...in.... . m i^ulntoil, its «*xxit* • a x* »v I* in Swnf .nl n o t Murnbty after* who ahould succce-l lo the h.ghaat pi .yment of the peimnnel of both. Ih.rnn. alnlr.1: elIX'i II*.I.. ||» Iti lie ♦It** «tiitl9l|*r* a» *1 i»*» •*»»•• V»»*nnl I tvs right ' tuKin earept about HOO employe. 1" ,K.' . S h a m n W i l l S p C i l k O n -Commenting -n John Meurh , . . /IH Ip •I '•» ll> “ Now then, w. gr.t to have aI At I 00 o'clock he will Inhe In* office. •ti»t»*m«*n* in ti*f»,irn«i* in iii'ilfiit •h*»i ilini Im iim I f»**tn lit* l.ft'k* » hurra 1 nf -proh l.lll.n, ' wlme Th# president’* decision I • re­ el |t*••! il illlHllllll*’l’ , get to get ird.r Cni- N 11 " N . R . A . I n W i n t c r P a r k i l ,al Koik, Ho- annir .Inal...... ' wimlow nil night « *h.- ••*.» .1 0 place l|**ide Munir pal Judge S. A. tire from office folluwnl closely e*rvh-ee, in view of evonomie- ef­ which ti. I I *II ,l|.|,*.*«l»1» «l i‘X A it..tig 1 1 .touiei want to *.-e «|,.H||.| rertalnlv l«* tak.n a lum fl w*’ *• f'",r. |l Wilklnaon a* clerk of the Mu­ un th* Hoodies, roup d'etat by fected, will be nn longer re.(Ulreil." ♦. X » UM.I. . *1 1'* f ••*• •••«• l|ie \ |( A. -ign I krn.w I* Judge J . H. Sharon "f the tl(Ke of l.v evervlealy who l.n ...... V .-lc r.L i) nfl. M.... . L ' • nicipal Court. Cuniminga had only lhi« to *aV th* army last night In which mil­ Whar I'M'i .........ix *'1 n 1 lo. «a» :t| .ii.ioil filnnv. hut tC* • rm• " H ’ d n 0.11 td».r At f< nil o'clock In. hope, he will itary unit* »e.ied th* furtretM* of the retirem*nl «.f A. V. Ilnl Speaker*' B u re a u o f th e I ru l N . 'g e n e ra l re p a ir w ork. .1 I. a cn* n 1'*.-"" . ,1 11 lit I r l “ We haven’t l»«l any cu*tomcr* p ‘I It A C a m iw lg n A rm y hulin , i , ! e r w o rk. p;.|-. r haugm g. m l. n w o v < id . I. ' • he aide to -it III «* nrrrrtary ot ryniplr B* ihrector of the nl.l pro and othar strategic point* in Ha­ I .Inn* I••9 I Im lie,,, vet. lull after a- while II will 1.1|| uf t ll| I . • painting, rlc. n»>n* >lie>.ff I a .mil '>aidi»r the _ Advivory C unruittee of the vana ghd damande’d that Machado htbitiun Ifirrau, who rhargnl invited to* deliver an iwldre** ' n 1« iimi? x*f I In In' ..tx IV l.e gelt ng -o |hat if Ihe V.lon’t *•"• "Tbi-re i* no t|i|e*'i"n ale.ill nia ^lt 1f•|.*.r»• “ .lout lrcro*,ing" on the part uf the N. II A., before mctnlwr* ♦Lux (i 1•I*"’ the N II T T T ig " they won’t dance local N. It A. Campaign Arm y. gat out. III# I.il' »|»i? It. ,*'X\v,l Tl xy f**iifi,| Ni.l At T.ilu o'clock he ia raprctcil tu of the Winter Dark Klwani* Club triinVs if«*iru* up* fi' lVi*'v tint Vv aome of hia a»*.«-i*te«: ( iti*.it \Xill llX'H' ’* # Sumnar Wall#*, United Stataft ......... x**l %ll ill XX /»••!»' ' " xx19h ftiflit, xnij'1 v ari. >t«rt trailing Ihe ininutr, of th* ambassador, recently pre,anted a anil their gueal* n e t Monday I•••tit*lit rbra|M*r lt*«lrtv than tVu*V c lie • I.. l oifigiiu csliiiialcd then. -in.' 9.x »x ••tin ■ • »*• tli,. fl*n*r **'l *i*»t lu*t Hireling of Ihe City Coniiliianiyht at 1:^" o’clock in that city rnr ihrrt* tiiun’ lj fnnik ••**". M proposal to Machado calling for L’*‘ It 19 || ■.!•*, •iitx.ry, »it"l llxwl ' . ' kill Ih !»• IX* -piMl |fiti- earning a living a •ion uii,| to take down note.* un hi* ratlramant a* a solution .for I hut many arl»«nn* xxho «i»* rxttw *" * ul r if»x*i! lie h»« nct.-plml« .t ilnna-et" in tli** 1*;••*I* ix V*\ Hi* *\in*l**vx, * | III Kill 'IlM'ti. 1•' i ’ in tin- M -n tiy l ight nirCling The SlM-aker*' H irer" 1* under t n»*mpb»y«'»l tan lakt* •-••txt•r»« political turmoil on th# island. -. f, 1Ix xfx.t lli. 1'x* 1 #•/» ► « 1 ,-k *ii* n|M*r than lh«'V ran |»«* •1 fut ix *i I hnI v MF»lV •• :i *9t tu|».*• Col. T . W. I nwton. with Mni. r F. Colonel Horaeio Ferrer*. <11. a t D IE i n C H A IM /It* l*f |l ||||I4HI9t/* Xl't ‘»9ix * ' f i;i n t » 9*» i •*pi • 'l*' *'.t*. I 4 . (.Til JOBS FOB 700 M O RE . • i l iv li*k»* in in Int* 1 — J. N i, in charge of making op doctor, I* regarded today aa an I ’rinlnx i ” \ It IN I xx. M iVlVH'ti l*-t •.ii Ix «.l tl.. i. at i •k*. /t'tii 1 •! Anticipating a aurcraaful an­ pnintment* for .pcak^.c. liroutw Auir m i i . i e i 'h e v i i .l -:. <;*. -Th - it -.-cm. to me that ' It §»•-•••f '* outstanding candidate for the eV nual ftrd I ’roaa drivr ne,t No­ wishing any of the *ev.-n»l *iw*k J A IK S O N V IIL E , Aug. 12.— would I*- g...Nl l.u.in. lor a i w .1 it, xxill ,'•* l*» •/!»• Itvharxl SniH. lli«*V»ui«l presidency, Alborto Herrera, war II. lM*iS:il| ill .I.X* *'■•••l*X9« _ I'lii, x%.-tV.*9, Vx« vember. local member* of the ur- cm a**orintrd with the llurenti p. I., Ip .ml Ihe.Naln.nnl R>- uv.-.i, I/Ci - Official* of John II. Swivher aacratry and Machado’* choice, if.I ..lit xxli.it it 1111/ 1.' l.xx. .■•if I,. •|l VX.'I. il' |r« I • Ol /ix.t||.* M .rri- aii.l M» •• W hilr. nricmcs ganliatinn already are taking , houl.l get in touch with Col. la w - t Act pn.gram and ut the nine ...... A (" V"••,# c gar alt • t*|l XTt.muled I ••* 11••* * •' ''he |— ' n " ■ mail 1facturera, k , , w i » 1 a, a ir were el., nt *'*tc having been rejected by leader, front. ■tl 1*111/ •l*l, '» X.|| ' t .. I. 1.1 . ix etrpa to perfect a ain othly work­ (on at the Court llmi*e. mi j ..... here ye-terday fur j nounrrd yratrrdny that compliance , profit l.y hi* effort* in ..... .. •> " lit.lilt/ lit.' t t*tIII I , \|f •M’xillnir I * of lha militry revolt. * . a ». f* "Iffll” V I 11 II Ilia li' ll II L a I lilt 111 .4 / I M ing organiiation. with Ihi 'j'ankrt Uvreemrnt of t hr 111x1rx|*'r x.f V-ridk * A number of other Cuban po­ I . illl.l ll.,- I T 1• I !..!•• Illltx III! Kav. Martin Bram. chairman .................... Kniiu i '-'IIA " ate job* for 700 Ft.- |rr, .WVinltt xlrirx’liYr I \|*l H 'll '.I* litical figures, both in Cuba rr III of th* Hed Croaa Roll Call drive. Ih r uMritiplfxl Viuhiup ..f a xlrlka- a-1-l.tio..ul wulkers ut the plant xr«l 1 U . 1 9tn* r iilli (i.lt 111* •all* or on duty eliawharo, have I* now aeleeting worker* who are here! x*n Vixn* bean mentioned as Machado's aur lo .iin g k . »• l»» \x*xx**!|, \V II. being placed on ,vvariuua com­ 1■ -tal. II H it «•1.1 H •'•(•. 1C VS re.iur until a new and aUbl# remittee* that will awing into ac­ gim . could be eatablished. It was ll prerJil, *•1 li:. . . lu . 1. It tion promptly on dhr opening .lay iv e S ItltM ir t * i l l 1 / i a i i i a g c I / I i u u t i i s 4li«| A x '.h .llv ..f I t. k •lit ll. laamad from an authentic but uneot offic,- n e t Monday lo io iK of th* drive. Within a abort* time nfler the I! lol 11 01.. I 9 l*‘*nirr, 11txsy off trial source that tha resign*,.i With many project* faring ihe local N. IL A. Campaign'* Em | u iw c rn 5MW o'cl-wk and I" " " F AN’S \v> t IT V i \ »• *1. kx*l, I im.k \l» 1 I , l(u) 9 lion* of all cabinat secretaries local committee, m at of them . I In..' in* 11. rutl hy I ••!»; • ploy ment office *a« opened in the . . . u i . , that they might mi ytnri, 1'. M It. it>, * . 9. Stahl, -arm .ai.n been praaenlad. ' .‘f.ntxrx*9r<| xxilh l«M*til m.T»* xl».I» more or lea* routine, il i* de­ F II Ilan.el, prrki.lvnt of Ily term* of Ihe Federal Farm Loan I 9 Wall.* n, 1 n I , „ : Th# police .heretofore loyal to termined that the November cam­ Meriwether Building Ih i, m ira- S| irl thr (io p .,-..l work, and makr •*|.-ia9.mil , w**f** »V»ut tni.l hill* V Federal I and Bank of i ob.mhia. Act, uml a* the full u s e . as, h Mich, Jo began flock. |l iliiit* , (' |( |i.i<x <1., ni..1 lift w •rnlv Imlav x\It# 11 Sln'fiff TH x»iim • paign ahall b* a aucce,*. A ma­ ing. an employer nppearcl .i"«> n p, 1 author of the ktatemeni thu ■e*»ed fur drainage purposea cun , laird that he wi*he.l 2b ocgto} |i wa* announced liMlay Dial ing to th# army. Mora than tQD It N'a l» ill r«xx**M'.| 9i%i. *i.f lli** ii*** * *,f * jor portion of the money col­ ' .tie hunk eni. o.id.e loan* to farm­ Ihi* Employment olficc, n .1 ......... •Trl-ru./'ii/ V.«»t* xxitli tVxs- tliii.I , vtilulc a lien ulung with state and raperted at Mailmo Gomai l » ( lected or pledged l« retained for m-n I" *lrar land, tart’ng nevl er*, win. are otherwiaa ebgil.l», r „„f .rd with Ihe Ke-Einplov Monday. county taxes, the lien must tie re­ rack*. A confarenca to dl.cua* l<«ii n* ull:in' who w-'t* in a in ' local welfare work. H r Ilaled that |hc«e men will he ment IllT 1 e on Kiiat S**etl, will Inrrar, x%x*i** •I:•in iV.»* •’Vn** tV moved befure the bunk van maks th* candidate# for provisional , .led under the. (o-neral Orainage presid*ncy got under way amon^ paid II per da>. and that their te opr" one hour . jell .|jy from *ii t| a thiril, xxImd xxi« afinil, •!•* I a loan. . D U V A L C A S E R E V ER S ED job may continue for at lra*l .10 •i:mi o'.liKir In lu mi .'r ock in Ih. fsMill XXitUIMp •l.x* nlltx » *9lfll»*9• I The bank will also b« obliged Ambas.ador Wall#*, Colonel Ja It. a tiller l» Senator Duncan U. Ho 8angully. on# of th# leadet* muruing. I.* f.irr 99In* ».rtiff Mi9errap»***l day*. M l ItI living pa*t* Fletcher. Mr. Oai.iel *#t* forth to rrqu.fr that If the , district Four *.f the T A L L A H A S S E E , Aug. I J . - I A I All employer*, wh" le d la'oir I li»*m Vol ntrer worker* in charge of le-nrfits assessed tu th* proparty. tha eoup d'etat. Cetm# D# La i.ford Elkhi i aulio-rdy fro till, *latrment, s • « rUc.l ruler r /of __The eupreme court yeaterilay thr office quickly informed him of ury kind, arc urged lo uiukTVn* shmifirn* *'" k pla x* in x "If he cannut fur any rea.un Torrlent*. former amba.eador to -fveraed a Duval county caae Yn that Ike men *»ul • Iw pmv .led ui". of *lii. olficc froiii now on. It fa* hix.naV.lx* tli 9r»rt. T»»x* -Vaxilf | odee No. Id II w e tl In.rid at de.-i*int. of Ihe Supreme Court of pay the (nil amount ot aaacasa-l th* United Stale#, and variona Floridp. a."I he point* nut aome 1.1 1 ...gill, » n ii golnr rot cling hlch l • Elmer Thornt ;n »ued Dr. by 7:00 I'rlork on Monday morn wa- p inird out *hat if nnploy- i.lt nt if tt «l ih r mni »• Fx rn J (Continued On Page Th re e ). benefits, Ih , bank, will, aa a genE. Foeter. chiropractor, on Ing. and that at that hour they er» will do ihi*"they w II not only Ant hi. n, iVir man xrIm. xxra** .if-• . oMitr.ig wl. J a •! •*.! 9II..I •* uf tl|g provision* accompanying a rial rule, reduc* the amount of loan I cU 'tiii that Mr*. Thornton died •• w[ii report for duty at th ,- Km-| inaute tl.cm .lv . * of rrcur.i.g Sun Srx.la n*'l 9. xm Fa*ui»r# i.i.u than M Elko "The I.-mk an make siich the loan spfficlently to pnitoct .1 C a J J f o r n l a C o n t i n u e a The r ,a!t d t o - r - prrw III • m u ll of “ usabllltrl, careless and ploy mint office. . 1 proMipliy. hut aim will Fain Sllri**. 9i«i* fiarffolto xxai tl»*’ loans," he wrote Senator Fletrh | against possible future la* *»• k e.. PL F (foil-holder, llcv. A. T o H a v e H o tW e a th e r negligent manner" in which *h# A «h..r, lime later another em-| U a.d.n/ ... retiring the 1,1 ut lli t.l man in the rnr, iH*rapi«l V.y S. Dick, lire I'nrkaid, and j»*e ••r. “ provided ibe borrower p*>*! ses-meal* that may be made lo waa treated ty ro «U r. Thorntom ployrr aPU'arrd and »HHed that j unemployed ixn.l Fn-x.nr T h r y .u r r r rap • -------------' pay deflcienciea." till drainage ta«e* assesse. 1.1 -kig, and ,*.1. wu l.rard in ver Hct In the lower rourt. he needed "ome rclccorating work S A N FR A N C IS C O , Aug. I*,*— I he ...... office wa, not opened ... . 114vx*,| xvhi*11 ih#*v Vr»i*x| lu r*rap«* Mr. Daniel further advised Sen­ aga.n-t l.i* lamia, and provided a l?a!hriii|r f'»r lV»»' unnii* AoxtlVit*r •« rx*|Nir*| I In V.ax • a -hurl talk. Flet.her “ within these (AD— More of the aame braillag •lone.in an office budding. Ih,- dra'iwg'' the uraiiiagr district in which >iisn the -ator ................... that -— Enlrrla-nmcot feature* of the »V* • |••Inlr.l u l. ll j|.,| M ,. AntV^i. «9 m» waa heat already the Indirect auae Worker, acanne • the bat of ;mjr f. »* la n d s a re Imaled i* not In default; limit*.wr are handling each ease • W O O D L A N D IN C R EA SES l(ll •|1#. u|i|V.sitf ai«h* «*f IV«* i railing were prnt.dcl hy M.** with re fe re n ce In principal nr In-j a- fast . . . . .a* . _______ _ of on# death, waa th# MTaathgt nearly 1000 untmployed, and •* ia |»r maril, un nfflrr fur lV»«* rni-| possible...on it* _____ merit*, liar.on llayn■ m.-l M l-, Velma |tlu »r x»( b U r , A* nnnoum•*•! alrrrf, *•»!•! th.* .tffirrrx lirr ho and"we w’ ll|K do do everying everying that that wa wa Bureau’s forwaat fer much ,Wf terest of il* bonds." !! and we will LON D O N . Aug I 2 . - ( A 1 - lected thw name, of four men who ■ _ a __ I__ ...laiaaaa 11f„r*vl a A R II had' regDtrred" with the quaUD-j earlier rh. u«ek. alt regidrird |„n,| wa* l.eking hi, automobil Shipp, voicali i . an-l Ml** EluaContinuing, he slate* that “Thej properly can to rendar assistance California. A. B. Howard. Lo* A n ­ O rtat Britain'* woodland area f *Ll. Clark, p and,I Itcfrchm rnl, gelas anginear, diasl of a heart ail­ ration that they are workmen of '.nemploy -1 will he notified hy when aomeone lartcl ahootlng at tank m. <t have a first lien aa s c , to applicant* in drainage diavraa Increaaad by 1027 acre, a* w r, served at the concluelon of ment aggravated by tb# bgat. , Ihi, type. Three men w er, t-r rpei e r, -•wrtivoii- i »letter, " • ! , tibpboue, — , ... - . oiial call him. She ar.d (l.r% < lta are being a m u lt ti op«ration, by the for thu curity fur it* loan, under the| triclt." the meeting. held for questioning. I tied today to call at «h# Employ-| if and whan th,y are needr l tttxy ummlaalonera la 1B32. OVERSEER KIRKS INTO DARKNESS KILLSNOAHtiONi MRS. ROOSEVELT .’Mislalics \niin Far What •lle**.Thoiitrlit Was An Intruder FATHER’S HOME hu,.., ..f NEW YORK SEEK i t * K ' ^ i T O F O lil fiODES Row er.Telephone.t ’an- i..nil com,..nv «h,r. «n,. ....... rnTake Advantage "Ii"... ...... . .... "■...* Fiel d laboratory For Soil Problem Study To lie Set Up Steps Being Taken To 'jOjiegin Red CroHHDrive Employment Office Of N. R. A. (Jets Throe Men Killed In Shooting Spree With Authorities No Bar To Farmers (Jetting Loans Pasl I'AiilU'd Rulers »• *u-*xr'^**« Of I'lll(M .Ait* Mouori'd i.»„, ,.r pn.n.ia n 1 L .-I .fa i.-e,- v tl —X - <0 �FRIDAY, AUGUBT 11, 1933 L efty Flora Holds Feds To How Doe* LoneH itln TuminglnFine 2 - 0 ‘Crucial Game ’ Victory This Thing W ork ?” Brain*, limited the lilandvrt to f h » hft, and ih uld hare had tat ■•n* rears marked up against him. The Islander, only rarne.l One run,1 .Spake’* homer In lh« n nth Inning. • B eer B rings Business Th * b o , tritr*: L K K * M IN « Parrish. r f «H ____________ 1 R II «l I J I I• i*Jy j! 11 4 Y — MS m Sanford Jtmion And Grapeville Meet On Diamond By G EO R G E S T O V A L L The Sanford Junior and Grape, rill* harebell team* met In , rante mi thr Ninth Street diamon l jrntrnlay that reaulted In a 21.) .victory for the Junior train. Hr hind the ateady pitching and per­ fect batting of Denver Cordell th* tram piled up their grand an,| went into undisputed le a d K the Seminole League. Cordell. T r getting a home run, two doubt,, ■ml three single* for ala time, *t lial, led the tram and al*o ar. ro nled for twelve of the team', run*. He hatted In seven ran* and mad* five himself. Hughes, with « double and three single* for il, time, at bat, also gave a gooj a muni of himself. The game was prolonged by th* amount of error* made. Th* ap­ pro,imate time of th* gam* was . er the fourth Innln*. whrn ft i inched Mtonds Klotft turned on . (hr heal, *nd th* Iasi IH m«n to far* him w*nt out in that ortkr. • The gam* wa»n’t very old k*perfirmanrrs 0f the season, Dili fire B large rrowd of fan* realTorsi* i» • 4 il * — Mailed .ter t’h.rk In »lh blonde and curly.haired yout 1 ised that they eo.ld «*ttl* back i t — halted f « r lf«rn > In 9th. H E wld*spr*ad sals of beer In salt and paprika, and stir till Jnrt held the Ked* to a Ion* single an I to see a pitchers' duel that would H#eirn by Innlnga; our larger cltl-a baa brought melted. Add onebalf cup milk or 1 Ie dreided by the break* of Ih* with It a grant ln.pror*m«nt irsam and one-half cup catsup, iMjrlimit **•<• arm ito — « l.r*«hnr« (fill f»2r» game. In th* food bustnesa. Mpuelally In and stir till smooth and hot. Avoid boiling, and aerva at once I^ f ly Geiger who started for Humnwrir. Krrtirt, I'rappe. t»u*an. thoo* rood* which on* tradition­ ,\«alwl», lurrlah. i*«ipt>« 2, |)ufitii ally associated with a tu t* for •a toasted ersekera or toaat with the Veda, hurle.l a great gamp, 2:«>. . W. Hmnrttth I. t»rrm«ai I. lU rrlV l.' b**r. On* of th* dlsbau that g*cu itrips of bacon on top. Servn foot. and many were the groan* which The box ,ror*: A* , • ulloslh 4, lirahsm, Aissr, Ph-ck well with b*«r I* a rerablt. th* Tom ato K art hit w ith ffgpt; I. linns balls* It. Krrraisl liuaesn. ractp* fur which call* far butter, Btaw for tve minute* tba content* arose when Manager Abbott pulled t,N SPS1S II.I.K AS IS M O A r. roaterras Home run k'-rrsisl " I K . « » 3b.e* 1 * * * 1 ? him from the mound at th* itar* rhree bass ails, luiaast T » i , bass •be***. mu*t*rd. catsup, braid or ef one No. I'k can tomatoes, oneKin*. * f » 1 I * • » lilr. Kerraisl k i o i i i ,,. r'npe*. eraekera, and a nnmbsr of other fourth teaspoon soda, one and on*of the eighth. Until that time th* UdrrfH . M -r % I I I I 2 Iiusasn. C'ulbrslk Hr. Isa has,,. Ingredients, .and thvr* has been half teaspoon, salt and ona-fourth r.MfwinuUi. ih » ! I If • * league.leading Tiger* had »*1‘arrlsh 1. Imnbl* play, Jularr lun. teaspoon pepper and press through asslslsey l-.fi on bass-, l-.,.l,u r« an Improvcnisnt la many place* rurrd only f rur hit*, two of them *. Ii.iylona 4. tlarnml runs, Iwss- In lb* dstnsnd for all the** rood*. a Slav*. Add thre* tablespoon* scratch hits, off hi* delivery, and bora I mrurk our bt p -r r .n i 4 tour and thr** tahleepoona cold •’beck J liases on ball., off I'ksfk H*ra are • coupls ef good raclpra water, smooth together and atlr hr hadn’t walked a man. 4. t.aiiors,. 1*rl«taIII an* r'arpsalsr. for gutting thvm logetbar. until It thlckin*. Add on* *ad Gut, the eighth opened ominous­ Tlai* 1:4*. Two Sira bit. one-half caps grated rhaea*. and ly, and nmyhe II wa.i lime to re­ Iff'AfiO— Little Jimmie trirs his luck at a drinking f'urtabi in •llr till melted. 811c* eight hardmote Geiger, for the looked to t cent’s Orphanage here. So far hr hasn’t ipilt# figured It out. •■KiCSgl Nli cookrd eggs over buttered toast Parrish, rf “ break” appeared to hate arrived. isn't going to give in until hr has suerrrdrd. and pour over th* eases. 8*rv*a •'ttpf*. it* Sands, first up, drew a walk. Ord­ sight, • if* I'tinlvrffff, SI* inarily that doesn’t mean Sj much,] K I U n r « ir h . what with thr lltak i n j of th* pitch* i nine ball* In Ihe Iasi iff slants of S m ith , N e w Sm yrna .• * * ,. i r u . vi Tiger line-up coming up. thei ninth-.<J. 4 , Robails, bailing . b u t L r , - B uildy— U o p k in a — leadi*N tKvnfp'f, is S TA M P T A X E S IN C R E A S E -Ilu t, il meant everything Ih Ih* Ih a brace Ihe 14 -hit oiislaiight Phillip* 10c f o p 1 lim e work) an far as thr Feds are con­ for I ’raxe, struck outj ;• f t' T A L L A H A S S E E . Aug. 1 I . - M 1) single, anil a pair 8c ling 3 I h n M cerned for MrMullen, neat up, laid filed nut to left field, and Ablaut ( of doubles m ! -The omptrollcr's office reportof run In five trips to the plate. 7e ling 6 tim e* down a bunt Inward third. Big flint nut to ranter field. tv lit I cd yrslrrday ils drives for cullec- •trio , till* 1‘bdlips, playing hi* first tamo Be lla « I m on th . Aside . from Flora's hurl ng,: Five ■olid Id iw< and a couple *)* »•" ... C.., ,1 ju n i o r 1*1 *14 |4t :irV-: ■Hon of documentary stamp la»ei for the Keds, picked up the pl<il<ulhrr feature, of Ihe game were: uf f'racker error, gave the In­ M in im u m ch a rs* 30* St,mm ir* liens I s i l e l In. H t s l 1-** . had rvsultrd in return of 84211) in I In - I ••nrti.nlsl. III,„ n l i t . W a rm il heated It high over Cruse'*1,Smith’s tatting out three hits in dians f-tr runs In Ihe opening ' .rvrnuc in Jacksonville during the -n . T lllls llsraHnn. r'n H s ll IT). head at second, trying to grt |o | r tries, making I I straight frame. Anothur counted in th* lleslee tllnss. T , « first eight days of August as com­ i• . nil |,|(.-•*,* San it. in the I games in wh'rh he has secured one G IN N IN G KKPtIKTH U P W srre*. rtl,en fifth on Hopkins' single and Kin­ pared with f'J.VK) during Ihe same S—.llli I n - Aril t l » . Hushes T b -S » rye, Sand, rmltnii d or more hit; great fielding, a« sey’s doullr. The final Indian • i* *f«• -* «■ 4 f item* -in i fn f. ittnn Period la-t month. usual, by Paul Banner; licit! H A V E Y O U R W_______ A TC H repair** thru- wan the "li *•*•!• Xi. Iwr M 8 M , T»»||w. f*nrd«u. J Maxwell'* fine catch 'of f‘op|i’> run came in Ihe ninth when Kin­ by on* who really knows ho*. on base, no out, * '•* •• rtllllpo « « r*s«s|y #11*9 hV sey fnrri*l I'asry at second, went »•. I*v f>l«nn T Tiff*#* th» eighth frame. sum double, and Maswell’s return Briggs, Jeweler, Mag. Ae. to third on It bin's single, cross­ • .»» . • * r>**v*ra * Mlt hv plfrhor After a hurried consullallon of the hall t i the infield t» hurt • . 4, w t«ita j , - D lv n n P I . R m m ing Ihr plain .in Monroe's bobble. I — I a w I nnd F o u n d with Geiger and Bert Chapman, .Smith on third; Edd.e Moore', • •• rri*ll 0 I'mnir**, Mu m and Manager Abbott rallril for Cal leaping catch of Dannis' sure sinDemi s who had hern warming up. Imatelr *ono tobacco workars in Managrr Neill Williamson, whi i.i This afternoon the Feds were the Island. Th* worker* ara main­ notoriously weak at bat against at Del.and playing an rxhllnt!on ly »t tipper*. . left-handers, smiled t» himself as game that started at 5:110 oVhrk, he rsiue to the plala. looking s* Sunday afternoon thu Frd* go to two halls, he smacked a clean llayl >na Beach, while on n?xt L O S T: Yellow Jersey milk cm » ngle inio renter, scaring Kan,?'. Tuekday they go down to Cocoa Finjer please phone 88-W. K Bearing •krwn, llrnnlv struck to play off that ralne.l n f game ward. out Klura and caused M >orr and of til days ago. The Fed* tome Mallby to go .mi |n the fnfield. tark to Sanford next Thursday tu 8—Automobiles The Feifs came nut of that Just play iH’rsburg. Th p l#4tjk •« tir C A M P lN t f O U T F I T ,' traiTsrT Fou’c al*M as fortunately as any club UNIs4MUO persons -spaclly. l omplel* with could. new lied. $75. Reel A Sons, deal­ Hut, Ihe Feds rniilil gel nnwheie ers, I I h Myrtle At*. in •heir half of the eighlh, e«pr*1 riiilly uTIfn KiM »• Mu in* rpidipil lip to roll Cal Dennis nr a single. 18—Flowers and IMantra No one will ever be abl, to ex­ S TR A W B E R R Y P L A N T S for sab plain the reason why the Tigers See W. W . Potter. "core • another run In the ninth. Il was Just "on* of those things." 11— MUcrllnncflua t t r iiH ii’ ’tm Ih, who haif already serured I•U rftII*-1 , #« tw i hits out of three trirs, slnIH . E P IL E P S Y — E P IL E P TIC S ! De­ lt«*l*Pll*v. i uled sharply along the first base troit lady find, complete relief n.iihiw .i. for husband. Specialists home- line in open the ninth. Cupps \ Il|»4l| 9. if abroad, failed. Nothing to sell. All ilumped s bunt toward Phillips \u % ».n . t i lUlHF*. II* letters answered. Mr*. Uto. Demp- wbo niadl- a perfect throw to lU rrlm in . If it, r tl*r, Apt. GKO, 8000 Lafayetlu ( r «e *1 first to put nut Coppa. ‘ a p r, I* But, someone made the m •­ 'irlR Bird.. West, Detroit, Mich. I *#$»It !•, Il take O f leaving third base wu|e T A B L E C L flT II for le. Huy f'JA ’pen. an I smart Smith lore out worth of feed from Seminole lor I hat for a rlran utrat of Feej Co. Save your caah tickets. rn«* »ark. f|r got thprr abmit llie Present tickets with fc and re­ " mP V ',i,, H ,r ‘ r h *pnisn. I.E FS H I'H G 3-H; D A Y T O N A •-!. ceive handuiruu Genuine Ruse I blllips and Bonner, and the I.KBSIItlRG, Aug. 1 1 ,-U e s . A liry KHx7'J table cloth. Seminole damage *p,H«re,| iu im ,|| ,|nnv. bmg’s Bruin, fame nut of hlberFeed Co., distributor, of Rr<| Rose V°" couldn’t slop Smith, how­ nil on yralrrday aftermon are) Feed,. Nilrophoakl, Calcium Nl- ever Soru-orie else made the w irae tminded out 'J7 hits, Inrlu l r g 1 H «tv and X t>| Kee.1,. m «lakr of leaving home plate I hire home runs, unr triple and w de op M f S m ||h | w IX— W anted "•••en flout|rs to lak* . both for that base and scored his ,c «. gam-s of a double.header from •ml stral. standing up. Daylona .1 to 0 and N to 4. Bill After . that. Href flint „u| COCOA 7i N E W SM YR N A 7. Frrraxxl, on the hill for Ih* Bru­ COCOA, Aug. I t . - Cocoa -took ins lit Ih* first rontest, held the m ' m ’ ii MlnKlrl { ‘ , r f '. but M. Mullen elr.ck out ' and the thr measure of th#-N*w ..Smyrna Islanders In four sratlerH blnnicer. Patting rh .n re , for th, Craikris her* yesterday 7 to 2 Jllrs and starle t th. U ,uln* eff IB — llotnt— f o r R t a l afternoon had ended. In a gam, that was a mrdle> of In the second with a tremendoml Turning on the heat, k-l__ F IV E BOOM house, 614 Palmetto. base hit*, errors and walk*. Jake home run over thu left center 1 I l girra me greet pfaum ti ef a radio, vacuum cleaner, , Apply Miss Trafford, « U MagBaker held Ih* ("rather, t r (oar fold wall. J , l h „ k 1>|rhf|, guofl Delia. to idvi*« jrou o f Ihe com* aewiag machine and electric • h Is but his wildnets rost him a ball for the vUilors, giving up but LKGAL NOTICK shutout when h* filled th* baec, plrte MtUfaction of the tuo lights, and last but not least,1 19— Fartnn F o r R « n t on walk* In Ihr rlghth an I Hick, of all the electric appliaoeea my boy’s electrical experts rame through with * timely sin­ FOR HKNTt Nig acres muck land, gle to score two of the runners. 10 acres upland, with 0 room which you encouraged me to meats, ete.'t “* r In thr sreon I, th* Indian left cottage, rhlrkrn yanl, 18 bearing inriall In my home last year. orange trees,. W. W. Thompson, hander, usually on* of the sl-adt1 am glad W ln f e r a 'y o u r*l pitchers In th* league, loaded the tarks in Ihe i*m r way end 1 completely diacontlnued that for the past ria months XO— Fartnn F o r Kale then struck out lllck* to retire the uae of other fuel, Install* my total electric bill with* th* side with i ' ( * rrort. . W IL L P R A C TIC A L L Y gi _ iv# away (ngan elcctric.xefrigerator, your Company has averaged Every mail on Ur^.GpMW'deam 40 acre, good farm land. All garnered at least one blow off Ih* ftn td. Good four room houas. atovr,auxiliary cooker, toaat- $10.49 per month. In ad­ convenience, cleanliness and Twelve mUe* we,t of Hanford. On v o t i i 'k o , ' vi ; i.ir v r iiiv nm er, water heater, percolator, dition to this saving I can- labor saving o f the usnal concret. highway and railroad. T»\ i> i:»:n r v n » : H s k it iii, » f » . « r t h k (.*:>*: i i u . s t a t . M m . C. J. Alexander, c-o Mr*. C. in addition to the regular uae Mot begin to tell you of the housekeeping.” JTV ta 04- t i i k aV A TV ) o r r r . o H 9. Lee. Holly Hill, Fla. T E5ULTS RATES J "I CSNNOTBEGINT0TOO YOU OF THE CONVEN IENCE, CLEANLINESS ANT LABOR SAVING___ _ IB—MUtflUnsuag for 8sl* O N E W H O L E ticket to Montgom•ry. Good until Aug 18. Phone 1 ry Dollar *nd Gay’, LUSTER KOTE VARNI8H STAIN for Poors, Interior woodwork and fur* n’tur* of all kinds. 8tsnl*y.Rog*n Hardware Co. , FOR SALK; 7 fravh J*r»*y milk 2811. raw*, P h o n , ----------— __ ^ FOB SALE: ThVrou^kbred pMIcs dog, m»lv, nineteen month, won­ derful watch dog f*r fenced yard. Phoa* 10W, . .. Notice■ le b -l»b > elvsli that 14 l». puirhsssr of T s » O . r ilrlrs ls So. 4, •Istsrt ih » Jril. ilsy "t Aiisusl. A t i . 1,11. k s - nisi) • lilt r .r t lH c s t , In OH ufrii-s. sod has iim U s a pp llrstlo n fur I s , i.s .il lu Issur In arrvrUsnes » l l h Is a . " iW c.rllftea t# n a b rs e -s the fullu a ln s d rs rrlh .* p r . p - r l r sTtuals.1 jS| S r n j u l , C anary, r b .r i.u . I* . Ms*. 14 I rh. N A I , Ik. VV of H*; cur. i.f I c l I 4sr, 34 T a n I* H lisas, t* Kasi. f . a S * rh. \\. l 1.1 rk. K. 4 rh. K I |.| «*h. I arrva Tl»n R«l«l lu M Iw I bm »M *w #d m thu •Ut** of ||ir- iM titn iv nf attrh car. llflrtalr lit Ih r name of I'nkn.iwis I Rlsss said rs riiM ra is ahull h r r r l*..n*w«| urrovrilnv It* Is*W lax drad w ill iMtfr thereon on the |tth ( U f of Mrj'IrtlibeF. A- I K m i wllneen nty official H gM lM re M d V ,* Ik, . k ,h .1! wr A m m u b I, A. I I J- T,h # ln < ^ V. M. tu rl'iK .V H g. •1-rk I'lrvk Tl r « * r t . n* n |. aols I'a u a ly. rt»v t4 a .■ a n v Oyr Xk WtCRKM. • th C. «ople4a Mr. HsO> home enjoy the comforts of electric tba Thrifty Three, 7 - 5 and 2c electric rata for less I ASK ANl' EMPLOYEE OR YOUR FAVORITE ELECTRIC DEALER HOW LITTLE I TO HAVE A COMPLETE ELECTRIC SERVICE IN YOUR HOME. �b a t ik d a t . m u A v a a rr 4 im T t t r t fOft'TODAY LAW o r U l t l s - L e o n v e b ah e* W t» Us sifehhon lW r» b n l m b t o fulfilling of Ms •v ^ K m m u 13:1A gtvu tbdr i w i u d other igformstioa to the ocrupsota of Um other cor. The “hit-MuJ-Tun" driver who.faO* to atop gftar an xilih O to tah m iO r coodemoed aid baa bo rights before the law anywhere. It Is Interesting to note that the speed limits vary all the way from 80 mJUa an boar fa North Dakota to 28 miles an hoar In Missouri, which provides that a driver who has an accident while exceeding that limit must prove that ha was not driving recklessly. Nineteen states have discarded the fined speed limits shot ether and prescribe a rate that is “reasonable and proper." Of the statea which fix a maximum limit, U stipulate 45 mike aa hour and eight call for 40 miles sn hoar. Those wide variations in speed limit regulation* an merely examples of anuniformity of traffic ordinances throughout the country. They emphasize the Importance of blanket road rule* which wDI be applicable in the North, East, S o u th , and West and which wtU make the life at the traveOiag motorist easier and aafer. Depreatfon Relief Expenditures Vv» consol tod a doeen physktoao Where before I cenmiNed hot And r v ? *ee* twetrty^oor. And eestotlmee even more, Refer, the whsi* circ°lt wee don#, BJ |*n» enrefel shoot .n tt digs*. Won, Asd I've kerned every bygtonto trick; I vale* my health Bet poeeeM litUe. wraith. And I cannot afford to sal pick. *nea ual wages, unemployment, dividends which have been gained, and defaulted hoods. However, boom inkling of bow much la being spent to get rid of the depression is gained frana the following- figures enumerating the various sppawpststfeua mads in the recent special session of Goograsa: Dlrsrt Apprepriatlo— Grants to states for unemployment relief 9500,000,000 To expedite certain public worka. — 1481000,000 Loans to Joint Stock Land Banka-------------- 100,000,000 Direct Loans to Farmers------ --- -------------200,000,000 Fkrtn relief rentals and benefits ..... — .....100,000,000 Fadaral Land Banks.............- ...... .. Special loans for crop production .... Home Owners Loan Corporation...... Fadaral Loan * Savings Associations Deposit Insurance 3400,000,000 Public works (uader NBA)--------.-----Total Coutlageat LtaUUtfeu Federal Land bank bonds guaranteed by U. B.-... ;-.......~.... - ......... Tennessee Valley bonds .... .£•■* 60,000,000 Home Owners Loan bonds guaranteed by U. B..............:..... ---------------------- 2,000,000,000 Deposit guarantee bonds........-----2,000,000,000 Total 8,060,000,000 Grand Total 10,963.000,000 Any sum totalling approximately eleven billion dollars is almost too la m for ordinary comprehension. But we can ■jetsams UWs ofIU magnitude by tha fact that tt Is praeth tally half of what tha total federal debt was Just prior to the meeting of the special session. Tha spending of so vast Mil* an amount of money by one agency certainly ought to do SANFORD* TWENTY YEARS AGO HAVANA this sguvnarT. U so—Stop at tbg paprifg HOTEL PLAZA Unifying Force Is Seen Operating In State Relationship SANTIAGO, CM*, Aug. — — toe o< hi* rocofUs*./ as aa honorary nwraber of tha len ity of Juridical sad social safeness, tho highest sward gtran by I k Institution and oat occandod to Theodora Roosevelt when ho Ma­ lted Chik after M* "Rrtver sf riMtki■*------J u l- 4 i Doubt* eapodUioa. Mr. Culbertson, who announced ho would ratlm a fl*Ka decade hi diplomatic aondco, did not mention tho Monroe Atoctrine, hot ritod with approval certain declaration* by South Amoricna government* fener.il, (iippbnlnf "A apsclsl ral.tlon.hlpt does ex* lit a mo.* tho Amerlc.ri ■tout,” tho ambassador declared. "Con­ vincing avldcnco of tbto ptrma. A n a a iw k AB- *- D*** snd W. C. Bray. Goorgo I t Fernnld rateraod lest w**k from S three wooks* trip to I n S p r i n g s , W. V*., Woqu.ton.lng. Mich.. Ctectenatl, Unbvllb, snd Birmingham. Mr*, Fsraakt U s * pranont at W*a»otensing, Mbh. Thera are many ebaafos In tho Welborn* Block tkeae days, too new offlewn making thin wet Moratory. Jedgs Whftoar Ukoo ; tm tU ‘- < 9 * critics show. Mora eenu'incfog e*4done*, however, b f o n d to tho fM||nr which yen hoc. and I bars Out thcra b lomntMog whln\ «blU It docs not Uobito, It does definitely H i apart tbn Americas from too root of the ttorid." y w , traditions, or polktse, the speaker said, defining-Mbs dtollaolion botwson tho Amoribma and the wot of the world, are common to tU tha Anttricm pteplbm. flrat tradltbn W polby to Tbe kill also charted that the chib arXoarlJy take* In to ttOQJtao annuity,‘ b«t that last year too l e w wm only MSA00, IrcTiiig t u n , hilerest u d ether dekte •moastiag to *40,000. Removal of the traeteee and sa account in* are nought. The plaintiff* alleted that H. TAKE A BROOM TO COBWEBS I “THAT DESK h u atari there hr year*. 1 wo*kfciH think of moving It**. .^G oarge it awfgfly fairiof that chair, It belonged io hia grandmother.'’ . . . “Yea, 1 managed to mnteh the old red d n p r ic i exactly. It wouldn’t aeem Uke home If things were, changed** You have known people Uke that, aei in tbetr way* and hide-bound by tradition. Good aotda they* are, fine, solid. BubeUntial. . . but miming out on no m a h that they bftco e»e«j rtsh tto WraNaft ran B h a S : * . ? » * : . » 55S “latent” t o replace tha W t e " and ‘t e t o a y r f T If S a r wqqkt only read the advnfgsetoeato to gte datjr a # **r P*iwra| NIBA AND NBA roar mam d a il y pm Everglades Clnb In Paint Be hch Is by Cecil M. �v n 3-4 T 7^ T ^ r,#? W ■Ai - w •' ■ ’*• £ r >*•V U v ?v i | R fiM B IP rC P p < > i w * ’— — ctivities r Personai A T htophooe: Christian Endeavor Rally Held Thursday K leaW e th y Treadwell, of Do­ ted, is apending a few daya dh Mias .Virginia McDaniel at ip home at Lake Mary. Ira. E- G. Hayes and her nltce I hotte guest, Min Mabla Mar, of Dothan, A la, left Friday Tampa la spend the week-end. Dr- J , N. Tolar grill leave limorow for North Conway, Me. where / will Join Mrs. Tolar and epend boot three weeks. br. sod Mrs. C. W. Baker and an, Jee, left today for Tlfton and [arietta, Ga. where they will visit lletivde for a 'khort time, Robert Mason has returned to t.* Petersburg after spending a tort vacation hero with Us sta­ ir, Mrs. <K. C. Smith, Jr. t *■ . Edwin Shlhbolser end Bernard chirmrd have returned from the fhiverxity of Florida where they dknited the summer school ses- Offlca Social Calendar what waa considered the larg­ est Orlando Dtstrkt Christian En­ MONDAY deavor rally took place Thursday The monthly meeting of the S t afternoon at Ran leads Springs near Longwood with representa­ tive# from the Christian Endeavor Societies of the Christian, Con­ P. M. at tho perish house. The monthly trainees mefUna gregational, and Presbyterian Churches of this city la attend- of the Women's Mission*** (tetiaty of the First B.ptlsg will meet et 3:30 o'cI°e»;ghU w Endeavor*™ arrived at an early hour In the afternoon to enjoy church The Sunbeam Band of fhe F itswimming before the meeting. At Baptist Church will m e t at 3:J5 this time the Junior Christian En­ o’clock nt the churtb. deavors held their meeting with a The prayer band of th , Pres* large ‘number partkipatlng. bytarian Auxiliary will inset at Supper waa served at 1:00 3:30 o'clock in the Gleaner*’ Clasao’clock from n specially arranged roum nt the church and will be fol­ table after whkh the buslneaa ses­ lowed by the business and inspira­ sion took place whea*acveral ban­ tional meeting at 4:00 o'clock. ner* were awarded. Regular business _ meeting1 of At the conclusion of the holi­ the Woman's Missionary Society ness Joe Parrott, of Apopka, the of tha P in t Methodist Church president, introduced Charles will be held at 3:30 o'clock at the Evans, former field secretary, who church. gave an address on the subject, TUESDAY. "Dare You Tot" Tha meeting was The Axarlen Class of the First adjourned by the repetition of the Baptist Church will meet af 0:00 Christian Endeavor bened(cation. o'clock at Ihs church annex. i t 1J:00 o'clock. Subject for to­ morrow Is “Soul." Wednesday evening church at SOO E. 3no S t, a t 1:00 o'clock. This church maintain* a free New Orlando Road near Geneva Rending Room nt the church where the Bible and nil authorised Chris­ Avenue. F r i e n d -o f -Mrs. Hugh C. The Rev. William F. MePher- tian Science Literature may be il*m Idhfcni hls.haenjll at her read, borrowed or purchased. Open a on Myrtlo Avenue, will be Bible School, 0:45 A. M. Tuesdays and Fridays from 3 to Morning Services, 110:0 A. M. ad to learn that shn in ImprovEvtning Services, 7:45 P. M. W o m e n’e Prayer Meeting and Mrs. 8. B. Johnson Wednesday^ 30:0 P. M. gon« k> Washington, D. C. Prayer and Praise Service mints in Virginia aid New Wednesday, 7:45 P. M. Sunday School, 10:00 A. M. whejk thlw wjli apend a The Rev. S. A. Bishop, well Epworth League, 5:45 P, M. known Evangeltit and Bible teach­ Prayer Meeting, Thursday, 0:00 er, of Birmingham, A la, will T. V- Dum**., baa returned from preach a t 11:00 A. M. Tha pas­ P. M. Iwrles^iit, etjd Seneca, 8. C. and tor's subject for the 0:00 o’clock uguata, a, where he spent 10 service will be. T h e Mark of the PAOLA COMMUNITY CHURCt ifi. While 'fn Augusta be visited Beast" Id daughter, Mr*. Arthur Hasard. The Rev. Alfred Ericson, pastor. Morning Servkoi, 11:00 A. M. Frienik of Miss. Eatalla Hurt, Sunday Schcol, 0:45 A. M. ALL BOUL8 CATHOLIC lughter of Mr. slid Mr*. J . L. Christian Endeavor, 0:30 P. M. CHURCH art will,baitlad to isarn. that Evening Services, 7 JO P. M. »t 1* Improving' after a recent The Rev. J , J. Kclleghan, pastor. Mid-week Prayer Meeting, 7:30 ipeaa at her home on Oak AvcFIrxt Mass, 7:30 A. M. P. M. Second Maas, 0:00 A. M.„ Benediction after 0:00 A. M. Frank Chape left this morning ir Ybrt Bragg' near FayetteDaily Mass, 7:30 A. M. Ule'. N. C. where be will spend Sunday School, 10:00* A. M. Sunday School, Tuesdi | ^ weeks attending the Officers Thursdays at 0:00 A. M. Young People'* Legion, 4:50 Heerva Corps camp. P. M. Open Air Meeting, 7:30 P. M. LAKE MARY COMMUNITY W. C. Hill is expected to return Salvation Meeting, 0:00 P. M. ICHURCH omoTrow night from Clayton, Cadet Elisabeth Harkey will a. where he haa been spending •peak at the evening service and (Presbyterian Government) abort time with Mrs. HUI at will use aa her topic. “To Whom Organised In 1004. Mir summer home. . Belongest ThouT“ Tha public 1* Preaching Services at 11:00 A. cordially Invited to attend these M. and 7:30 P. M. Miss Velma 8hlpp will leave services. Graded Sandky School with 'uesday for Augusta, Ga. and ihimney Rock, N. C. where she Trained Teachers, 10:00 A. M. Minister, the Rev, Jxmee M. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH rill visit relatives for a short Thompson. Mb Sixteenth-Street and Sanford Mr. and Hr*. Philip R. Bach CHURCH OF TUB NAZARKNB Avenue. Th* Rev. F . M. Mirier, pastor. nd children, Audrey, Phyllis, Lake Mary Fla. Bibla School, 045 A. M. nd P. R_, Jr, a n expected to re­ R. N. Bandera, pastor. Morning Service, 11:00 A. M. am tomorrow from Flushing, Sunday School, 0:45 A. M. Evening service, 1:00 P. M. 1. T. where they have been Preaching, 11:00 A. M. Wednesday service, B;Q0 P. M. pending the past few months Young People's Society, 0:30 laltlag relatives. P. M. , FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Preaching, 7:10 P. M. » Mr. and Mrs, E. W. Santman Proyar Masting Tuesday, 7:30 .The. Rev. W. P. Brooks, Jr. nd daughter, Betty, returned toI putor. ay to thslr bom* tn Philadelphia P. M. Preaching County Horn*, 3:15 Sunday School, 10:00 A. M. (tar spending a short time here Morning Services, 11:00 A. M. 4th Mrs. 8antman's parents, Mr. P. V . Preaching County Camp, 3:30 P B. Y. P. U , 8:45 P. M. M V r i. p. W. Stanley, 338 West Evening Services. 1:00 P. M. ■Heenth S tm t. : Wednesday Evening Services, 1:00 P. M. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH id ch ldren, Evelyn and Polly, Sunday BchoriL 0:45 A. M. k! J o* Caldwotl returned Thu re­ Horning Worship, 11:00 A* M. ly to thslr hint* at Dallas, Tex'Th* Rev. Marita Bram, rector. Christian Hadesver, TiOO P, M. t after visiting Mr. and Mrs. DAugust 13. Ninth Sunday after Evening Wdhhlp, 0:00 P. M. . Caldwell, 110 East Seventh The session will meet at; tha Trinity. treat, for about 10 days. Holy Communion 7:10 A. M. efoaa of th* morning aad evtning Church school 0:10 A. M. Leonard MUler and Jack Peton worship services lor the reception Morning prayer and sermon by ft today for Fort Screven near of members. Those without church ■vaaah, Oa-, where they will homes In Sanford are welcomed to the rector, 11:00 A. M. Yeung People'S Service League, ala for toro week* with the Of­ all serrice*. The pastor is avallten Reserve Cores. They were nhlo for eonforonoo ovary morning 0:30 P. U. Monday, SL Agnes Guild at trompan led hy Elton Rountree, from 0:00 o'clock to* 13:00 o’clock 4KM P. M. r : Frostproof, ami Charles Raul- la hlo 4tndy at th* chnrch. non. a t Oksochohoa. Dr. R. H. McCaslln, poster of tho Second Proohytarlan Church Woo Zet*' Dariaen, who wilt of Memphis, Team will occupy tho pulpit at tho Sunday morning A t The Churches K tat 11 years keen M g mission ork la th# mountain* of Tomu* m and Kentucky, At th* present me she U itatioaod ho -Bloody" nothin Couoty, Ky. Enroute ion oho will Stop at Atlanta, F IR S T CHURCH O F CH RIST settyronr -t C hristian Science oe price* a r t f a t r lR f ■ . MARTIN m w. to, ET. NEWS In D&ytonaBeach For P o sto ffice 111 DAYTONA BEACH, Aug. I t Clttaaaa of Daytona Beach T + terday t-rned aatde from routine dotie* la celebrate the oromoay of laying the eorneratone of the new hcetofftee building, with two Florida eongrvaamen and the Gran t Lodge Free and Accepted Haiona of Florida, participating. W. J . Bear*. Florida repreeenUtlve-at-large, and J. Mark Wllctsr, Fourth Dlatrk» rspreis**Jlvs In Congreea, made addmWa ■of o n fidenee In better time* Ahead for everybody. H. W. Hclwcnnton, Uvo Oak, grand maeter of tho Masonic or­ der In Florlts, led the nneient ritual of laying Ike eorneratone a* the concluding feature of the program, whkh waa aponaored by the Chamber of Commerce. Mayor Edward J. Armatrony waa muter of ceremonies and Introduced the speakers. After reviewing briefly the kgielatlve atepe leading to the ap­ propriation for tha new flttf.oOO building, Congreaaman Kean turned to the present a hnlnlatrOtion and dwelt on the National Recovery Aet ai the admlnlatrn* tlon'a chief weapon agalnat deprtas'on. "President Roosevelt," he de­ clared, "haa dedicated hla heart, mind and ooM to the taih of restoring to the Nation the prosper­ ity to which it is entitled," I ^ NEW YORK, Aug. 13— W * >WW b.)*!ft*ss upswing which ,« •* [ tlnued for 18 weeks hai beea L jm v d «fl*T,« brief pause n o N ^ P J T W .r t .in t ir . surrounding new Industrial code* and a . * •trktc.l seasonal recess on in a ..•* I dlnesj. Don * Bradatreet, I ik I MUd yesterday In Ita weskly tr»u* |‘J .ftritw'.i/ ExtcMIm of retail and win M t -A'sCrit-gUon ha* been wW m o T H i m . M E E T A F TE R U YEA R S. Per the Rrat time In 01 years, William J. Stevanaen.Tl. and R e v , Nathaniel Stevenien, brothare, met end ex­ changed g re e t­ ings. The meeting aceurnd in Claveland, hams af W il­ lia m . Nathanlal, It , new a Tcronto, O n t, paster, jour’ neyed to Cleve­ land far the maat- riiia .’was cqw um ly r*ported, t review *ald, and ruted on a i*> need for merchandise rather I'm. ssj^e-leU v* desire.^to iceh rt • vantage of any probablo fldctre, "1-tioaJL iij'prire trend*. I Look ng ahead, the agency > t Visagtd the straightening of f. |upwaid ante* curve in the open' I | Fall m nIhe a* more than co i |ter-balsrelng any slackening I t ■ may appear in the next few week*. > ' "Beta I trade,'* aaeerted the »r i 1 ri:w, "hi* continued to hold '• gain* made hiring the laat a; era) week*, having been hplstu ' •turdlly ty the generoua reapo,’to the A gust rlrersnce s s i - iR A It t P E I O VETER AN . J . C. Hewitt (left), was flrsmen an the ismaue eld I M " when It msde rail •petd records 10 ysart ags, rimbllng from Nsw Y s rk l to Albany at M mllss anl |hsur. New ha virtually I commutes bstwivn Sanfl Frsnelieo and Nsw Y s rk I on three • m ilt-s-m ln u lsII United A ir Lints trans-l' — - ' porta which have kern general Ih io u .l.out th* country.” Mtvik SJBtWCl * -■**»*»t* 3 Mi l l i on Dollar Building Program Planned For State TALLAHASSEE, Aug. l t ~ UP\— A three million dollar build­ ing program at state inslltutica* under the public works program Is being considered by Gortrabr Sholtx and the Florida agricul­ tural gnd Industrial rvlief commu­ tes. William U Wilton, Washing­ ton representative of the commit­ tee, his been instructed to seek federal ^allotments for the pro­ pose. I einstruction.' The eomntf:tee has authority to borrow money from the federal public OrorSb f Jnd. Individual project* will be rec­ ommendml by various stsls boards. These then will bp r >n•icitred by the committee which. If if approves them, will recom­ mend them to the Florida ad­ visory ounril on public work*. The governor said about $1*00,000 of (he federal money, if ob­ tained, might be spent at the University of Florida an,| tha Florida Stale College for Women. Another project under con. aidaratlon la a new dormitory for women nt the state hospital for the Insane et Chattahoochee. The Institution at L'hattahoo. chee Is woefully overcrowded an-i a new building is needed there as soon as possible, the governor spid. If the money ts obtained li probably will be available by tha end of the year, Ihe governor SALADS, isrved St tne btglnnlng of meals Instead of in the old fssh-j lensd way fallowing the most course, are the meal papular feed ■board ships In any clime, ac*sr|>Ing te W. D. Worthington, world-fa­ mous chat of tho Qustn of Bormuda,! which annually carries thousands ef I soeltty pssple from New Verb tel OCN. MUCH S. JOHNSON, ahlat figure in putting scroti President Roosevelt's National Recovery pro­ gram, has lahtn the slump fee the N. R. A. which he declares will "go over the top" fust at the Liberty Lean drives did during the world war. JEAN HARLOW and CLARK GABLE /ri’HOLD YOUR MAN Event Is Celebrated By Sacking Of Pres­ idential Palace By Cheering, Mad Mob Mr*. C. W. Shinhokicr rctur-i-t Thursday from Sarasota when she spent ■ month with her daughter, Mrs. J . F. Miller. Mr.-and Mr*. C. E. rhnrpcnlng will Itsv* tomorrow for Ocala A visit their daughter, Mrs. K. R. Walker. and smnnthly In rarry iftil their program withnut filing u single shot. Artillery bntlalinn No. I, sta­ tioned In Cahana fortress under the rommand of ('apt. 1’atrirln de Csttlrna*. Iril the way. It de­ (Continued From Tage I) manded the reslgnatipn of the members cf the retiring govern- president within 31 hours. All eth­ er battalion, were Invited tn Join Thousands nf wildly i birring in the mnvrnimt anil liroadcssts Havana residents surged up to lo this effi -I went uut addressed the heavily gqardrd pii'slibalial palace today when word gut about that Marhado had stepped out. The demonstrators tleinnnili-il en­ trance to the palace, hut tho po­ lice guards refused. Great crowd* gathered In the streets mid un balconies of th* buildings cheer­ ing wildly. DOZIER & GAY’S QUALITY PAINTS “Boat For Tha South” Their LUSTBRKOTE does not disappoint It drios bard and Will not stick. A floor finished with LUSTBRKOTE U a source STANLEY-ROGERS HARDWARE CO. 10* Sanford Avenna C O O L I D Q R TOM •TO N t . A newly erect­ ed heidelene an the grave ef Ex-Presldenl Calvin Cotlldga baara tha presldantlal Insljnla af four atara ami tha Insertptlan af hla birth (July 4, !C K ) and hla daath ( Jz n ^ ary g, 1913) hastily mounted around Ihe pres­ ident's residence. The preridenllnl guard of cavalry was brought u|i for reinforcement. Machado, accompanied by Her­ rera and ulhen* of hi* Intimates, drove at high speed in automibjle* heavily armed tn Camp Columbia, where they were met by dele­ gates front each of the various army units. Orestes Ferrara, secretary of state, a member of the presiden­ tial party, asked fur lime I i de(ermine how abdiratlnn of Ihe executive could lie legally a r­ ranged. That mailer wai lielng discussed Ust night at a mrrtinr of all high officers of the move M1LANE SUNDAY AND MONDAY Fricsds of Benny Austin will r» grot to learn that he Is III at th* HAVANA, Aug. lii.-M 'i-T h c home of his grandparents, Mr. and Cuban army yesterday ilemandml Mrs. Boston Steel*. the rrelxnatlon within 31 hours of President Marhado, a move suggested recently by mediators Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Kersey, of attempting to solve the prUticsl Macon, Ga., and Mrs. C. A- Ker­ turmoil In this Inland repaid!*. sey, of Katbletn, Ga., returned Th* time limit set eipitee at hvmr yesterday after spending a noun today, figured by the army few day* here with Hr*. J. E. men from th* time the move­ Lalng and Miss Jeanette Lalng *1 ment started. their home on Onk Avenue. While th* president's liberal Church schawl, 0:45 A. M. party waa preparing counter de­ Morning worship, 11:00 A. M. Mr. and Mr*. J. H, Truluck aad mands to the proposal of United Christian Endeavor, 7:10 P. M. family have gone to Olonta, a CL States Ambassador Welle- that Henry Witte, Jr. will speak oa to visit relative# for about two Machado resign, th* army, navy hU trip to tho Werld'a Fair te WOeks. and aviation corps acted swiftly Chicago. Lease Duplicated DR. HENRY McLAULIN, Jr. Business Upswing ■>w W M b dB.JF■ Is Renewed After Temporary De la 1* Captain Pslrlcl > <l» i'snlcnn* took conimand at Ihe Caluna fortre**, with Capt. Alonso (IramaJn in rommand at the ul-l trva*nn’ huildirir. Torres -Meiiler ninvi I In Ihe helm at the- nviallnn flel-t while Colonel * Sangully took charge *1 Camp Col imhia. Col. Kra*m « Delegailo lo u n ir 1 trailership at Castillo ilr la Furrxa. Also among tho leader* of Ihe movement, Torre* Mrnler said, were MaJ, llnrario Ferrer, retired officer of the mediral rorpsf and -Col. Alberto do Carrirarte, al'tarhed to tho general staff of tl— navy, Carrirarte look rhaige if navy headi|uartera at thu Cas Torres Mrniar added lhai all pilot* nf thi* nvinll n corps had Joined Ihe movement. It could m t te trarnril immedinl'-y what of­ ficer* If any had been stayed hy Machado In other sections nf the nation’s armed force*, although there was a . report that tlrig. (Jen, Eduardo Lores, rhlef of 'he at my general staff, was a prison­ er at Castillo de l» Kuena. "The president was informed", Torre* Jlenler rontinued, "that he must deliver tho power peoee- "Inerra* ng buying power I srrvvil In rbsck the usual V ’summer drcllne In evidence at • • pviio.1 sml ikpartmsnt stores *n h >1 ing volum* lo an Inereealnji’ grratrr rxtent at a 1eval abo that for the comparative perl last year. Krstnrrd public confidence, t approichlng termination of t vacation holiday* and early prv| aratlons for Fall requirements r among the rnciurs.-'ng feats whkh should result In further i tall expansion during the rfew weeks," The review noted "that who sale buying ha* been resumed vrl all its former vigor and wh»; »"l<‘ ilrygno.li talcs have spur'' »cn«xtlons||y." Ralph M. Warrrn ------------ Is planni«o «pcnd next week in Jnckeoi villc 0n butlncs*. Mm, Jon. j J, wiahtn to m || h e r llithed dretw hem-nll(chlng eo tib I malting and hunlneaa Priced righ t. Call a t H ath away*. Wilson Building, Double Show George O'Brien Clabe Trove* Crete Nlmm 2 2 W IW H III. Sealed Bids On School Bus Insurance WI0 be received by Ilia Board o f Public Inulruellon it ten o’clock on Wednesday morning. August ISth, 1933. Tha Board reserves tha right to reject any or all bids. T. W. LAWTON, Superintendent - - TfcB&jT. WILLIAMS, 1- Chairman. Sunday JEAN HARLOV LCLARK GABLE �OVIEDO Mr. end Mrs. H. F. Mtuewwn an t son Jimmy rsturnad Monday from South Carolina where tboy hatro been vtollfng relative.. Donald Lslnbnrt, *f T *»P*, 1* visiting hie father, M u Lainhart, In Oviedo. The regular monthly husloees of tho Missionary society “C Methodist Ch-rcbmet_on M >nday afternoon with Mr*. T.' I* Unga brother, Spencer Walnrlght re­ turned Wednesday from a two MeHIn spent Sunday at Daytona Beach. Mrs. a L indsey and aona, Harry Lee and Howard motored to lialnearlll* Thursday to attend the .-ommeacrnttni cieroaes at tha university. Mrs. Edam (Jolt and Mr. and Mr*. W. U 8k g received their U I. degress at the sloe* of Ihk session of eummtr school. Mr. end Mrs. Slag will return to Denova for the rest of the sum­ mer vacation, while Mr. and Mrs. fciton Goll and Harry late Lindsay wfl vtalt the World’s Fair at Chicago and other polnta la tha North bofore oming home. , Mr. and Mrs. T . W. 1‘revatt and family wrie shopping In Kanfurd Nut.rdsy. Chailes Dooley and Wlljon Geig.r week from Chill culhc, (jfflii. While eway he attended the World's Pair In Chicago. Mr. ami Mrs. A. B. Moran and Mty. .hiank Thomas wars shup­ ping In Orlando Maturday. Mr, -ami Mrs. Frank Thomas and .Mr*. Halite Lefilt spent Sun­ day In Mims with Mr. and Mrs. Stafford Leftls. Wayne Ueiger sod George WIIJo * Goodeun In Melbournr, Charles Dooley an. I Wilaun spent Monday in Ocala on buslIKI|> Mr. i n j Mr#. (!liutJ«U 4 v«n] and son spent .Runftay afternoon with Mrs, W. D. Ballard. A> M. Jonr*. ML* Hortens* David spent last w.-ek-end In Sanfuivj with Mrs. Mr. end Mr*. Luther spent Monday with M Dtnn at the County II am*. Mr. end M r*. .. . .. It. .1- Dean and da ghter, Virginia and Alberta Long spent Monde evening with Mr*. W. J. David. Kliadra Culpepper attended the commencement ........... ... exerrise* in Gainesville last week, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Appleby anil daughter, Nancy Jean and Mr. and Mr*. J . M. I.ennunl, of Hanlksl, were dinner guest, at the home of Mr*. W. J . David Tuesday evrning. Mr*. Ruth Walters’ has re­ turned to her home In West Palm Resell after a visit hep* with relative*. CHULUOTA Messrs, flays and Thirnton, of Orlando were b-slnets visitors |u our city Monday evening. T . I.. Lingo was la Ikala Tuv«daj on business. C. T . McCullry wa» Jn C.lanlo Tuesday on tuslnca*. British People Are Sympathetic With Ruby May and Joyce Dobson as* visiting tor a . few day* at Recovery E f f o r ts UpMl« and Gnperille quit* Ul for several days Is able t* be around again. tha bom* of their grsndmotbar, Mias Margaret Tbowymon of Mrs. V, Spsndlove, near Fort Montgomery, Ala. wha ha* bean tba g n a t of Mr. and Mr*. A. O. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. -Swanson Wagner far about ten day* re­ turned to Jacksonville Friday have bean aut visiting th* homv folks after a month’* veeation where she Joined her mother. Mrs. U L. Hardy returned from trip, motoriag to Washington Gainesville this wash after at­ then on to tho World’s Fair it tending summer school for two Chicago. Mr. and Mr*. Robert Chlntraonlba. Mrs. J . E, Snyder’s many friends werth and daughter, Ruby and will bo glad to know that she la two eons are risking at th* home hi- sister, Mrs. Pro I Dyson. Improving at tha sanlUrium In Kansas City where, the has been KIkaVeth end Fredtfrlci returned from * 'month'* visit *1 Si,, Stevfor several wash*. T. T. Auberry. Mis* Batty ALi­ en*«, S. C. with Girin.. Mrs. (iaorga Everson and rhtl berty and Mise Sarah Dodge of Jacksonville were the guests of ilrsn h*vo barn Has* a, fuw week* Mr. ami Mr*. A. CL Wagner visiting at tha home* of her sis­ ter*, Mrs. Walfrsrd Pierson, Mr* Wednesday. Mi*s Ellen Vesina, of thlaiuH Walftrd Haikinu, and Mri. Abnn ha* been the guest. of Mr. and Nvese. Mrs. 8. P, long thia weak. Ml** Mr. and Mrs. E. -W. 1,'indnu »t Vasina will kav* for her former and (Ipldren spent a pleasant hams hi Minneaota soon a row- month’s vacation at the Beach. psnVed by her brother ami wife, Mr. and. Mrs. Ormond •Ward Mr. and Mr*. Abe Vesina. have both bean on the sick 11*1The (ilrl Scout troop met Thurs­ Hrr grandmother, Mrs. Brewer i* day afternoon-at Chuluota Inn. ( curing t it them. . Miss Margaret llou*,. and MUs Mr. an l Mr*. Claud* Jw p illn Mlnaie Lou lluator, of IkLanl, have ret.rued home a ita F k -lir* were the gaasta of Mr. and Mrs. weeks' spent with relative* * bt A, K- lluntor osar tha week-end. . .Sanford. Allierta Lang I* spending sever­ Raymond Landquist It enjoying al days in .Sanford the guest of a vacation taking In the sight* at Virginia Darn. Extensive repairs are hriag th* World's Fair In Ch'cago. Mist Ethel Riser 1* 'the ru.at ilone by the Chulnots Company e* the bungalow occupkd by Mr. ami of her friend, Mrs. Durden In Ten­ Mrs. W. W, Wilson, nessee and writes homi of th* Tha fish fry ami dance held -it good time she la having. the J aroll* PJcnle Ground* lart * Elmer Lumlnulst’a family ar* Thursday evening allrnrteil sev­ spending a month at C.irotn-lo PAOLA . Georg* Hluughter ami family, of Palatka, are visiting at tha home of If. H. Slaughter. . .* J . G. HurlborgCr was elected A1 new superintendent at th* Commualty Church Sunday night. Ml*a Minnie Slaughter returned last week from Tall hassee where she has been attending the sum­ mer session at tha Florida State College for Women. K. H. Knight, II. If. Slaughter and George Slaughter were busi­ ness visitors In lae/burg Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. W. P. Gingan and children, J . D. and Martha Ruth, Mr, and Mrr. Hawke, ami chil­ dren, Edward, Iletty, and Mildred Hawke, Mr*. C. T . Tiller and Maurice Ixxlge spent the day Sun­ day at Daytona Dearh. Ml** Jewell Slaughter ha* re­ PRINTING first class Jab werk at Ihe kwjat^l saelhls price*. Cite us H erald P rin U n f Co, at I »•t 2J eral hundred people from near by town* as well a* tho local rommunlty. ^les. A. (!. Wagner attended a Girl Scout trader*' Training class In Winter l*arh Wednesday, Nineteen hundred head of catlle belonging to the McCrary Intrresls were moved from Volnali county to Osceola county Thurs­ day morning. These rattle were lo n gw oo: year: I’rofr It. U. Pittman, Mr*. J. N. Thompson, Mrs. Win. Walker. M:s. J. Le nhart, and the Mlase* Catherine Tuung, I'aiillue Moran, Khadta Culpepper. Pio*. C. R. Dawson was also returnf*. a* Agriculture Instructor. I,. K. Jordan returned fr*m Starke Sunday and was acconipanlel himii' hy Mr*. Ju rl.n and two non*, Edward and If amid who have tern visiting in Starkr fo~f the past two weeks. It. r\ Ward ha* returned from a business trip to Ashhurn, Ga. »»*n for fea-Iog thorn, tha. Gov­ ernment way* h* faced with a problem which mo*l dictatoral power* would ha quit* Incapaoia of solving." Tho Financial New* says: "For s tlasa" the/ fores of publieNopln» inn may be substituted for profit LONDON, Aug. IX— Tha caat- as a source of aeonomk activity. ing into fore* of the United "Given only speed- the impoaaibl* Stales’ "blanket code" has give* esa be arhiered and ecoaoaile law* rise to a spats of editorial* hert defied—for a measure of time", commenting aympathet'eally on li lTIcultier ere ' Ineritable, the Presl.bnt Roo«.velt'« effirt to put paper saye, end "apse.) la the vary condition of loe'eis." Ihe country back to work. The Dally ftlegraph eonsidera Particular aim s !• laid on th* necessity for speed In putting tha that “the whole- coloaaal eiptriprogram Into operation. "It la at ment depend* on tha voluntary co­ once the strencth and weakness of op* ration of employer* through­ the President's poslthn", says the out the country" Everybody, the New* rhronicle. “He cann^l piper concludes, "mutt hope for wail," He must "capita!!** the substantial aaareea In thia bewlldpresent popular enthusiasm. H* erlngly bold American plan." must not allow iolerr*ts affected I Tha Midland Ruth In 111' monthly « *l*w published rreeatly urges' Dm rest of tin world U "watch tbs «Am iricin eipvriment not only closely but rrwpsjbstlcally, and offer w r y possible **•lataacs that can ba giy«» wltbij tbs liaiita of divyra* belle/* and Int.rv.u. Thera U «o much com­ mas interra l and belief that th> Held for aceh aaaUtanf* I* large. Tbs reward 1* prospect of a share in restored and assured prosper­ ity. |t will ba unfairly won if 't corner as 'unearned Increment.' U will ba utterly loat through any abort-lighte-kwn* and practi­ cal shortcoming* In tha attitude of othrr countrie* toward tho Prtjldeftl'a plana" TODAY-iB a buyer’s mar- • k e t Competition is keen. The woman who would save and se t the most for her money is the woman who is a close reader of the bids made for her patronage; Daytona, turned from Perry, *b« hat been visiting her amklf Mrs. Lead I at w rente. Visitor* at the mil hoi** Huni •lay were J . IL Hill and fajwli,, d Daytona B evlv Nr. and Mm . Hanry HflK aqd sort* of Lo.-k hart, Ur.'tnvi|* and Mr*.fllll, -George Hill, ----■***■ of Lake Mary, and Mr. and Mr*. Harmon Hill and family, «(.R a o ford. Mr. and Mrs. W . B, Craycrafl left Sunday for Danburg, Ga. to "l'en,j a month with kla mother. Mr*. Rual* Heard. J . Vidal Jones 1* speadlag a few ■lay* in Jackaenvill* on business. Mr*. Joaephine Jonas, and granddaughter, Marjorie J q n e s have returned from a visit to Jacksonville. SANFORD ELECTRIC R E L IA N C E L I T E IN S U R A N C E CO. CONTRACTING COk KARL J . SCHULTZ E L E C T R IC A L S U P P L I B S PH O N E 442 District Manager ‘ 1 0 8 M A flN O U A P. Paul's Beauty BRIGGj GENEVA T rad e l a Yaur eld Furniture .- Va goner ’s .^FUWHTURB c o ;;-| the mnrning and bring n amtpTjl Baptist Church, , v , P Jto n e,9140 Delivery Heroic* foy PgytM ' Angd’a Ekt Shack ‘w—■ RainUt. ] ner Dwi Round T rip from Sanford * Aug, 31, S.’ pt. HI, < “IF ‘ONLY Hwnd >nur vaeal hot f*r awi f i s s n .l v .. V nu.uk vil nun. Do you know why the woanT welcome I 4 h * . hqraplf, MMal. H plljoali (had braolh)/ th * aoctol fault a * ago ta eghma. wo*..th* rwaaaik-Vot N lB M naod hovw holtoala. ’OohpUa* with ilataHive InWwttiy daitreya mouth odor* oodxh adu latae lion, Uiq ll daily. taM nt • IH w W |kn| felW w llilm r lit a iim jn n llu ■- owerc&mai oilorv ordlnofyoatiaaptka con't hid# In. 4 day*. •F - i .J ■ u1w 1 Grocery and Meat Market �f HERALD, 8 AlfFOWV VLOKIDA, e n te ttf o r th * rL n a in t. la 8ATT7HDAT, AUGUST 1 * IMS Juntary. A. t» ItU roada and a**mini hr IUb«« t W r u n t. un*n tkt Panlnrd Ball.lmn amt l « « AnMrlallun. a corporation. and anr u P i M Ik* tulUalia Jncrlkrt ymperty In Hanford. ^mliial* Canal*, rlafkla. la » III Tht Ka.i ant-half of Hlo»*k Ktdklnan till, af Tier Twa ill. Iran lha Nuilh ninety two i’ ll ftai. arrordinn la * B Tr»f. fonl'a Man ul Hanford, Florida, at p*y ylai Ihtrtul duty uf *1 AND ro ta i.K r a t m . i.x cw M b m hnan loat that it would J n II ATI'KX, Hal itllf. hkfce ■ langwr period to rebuild I/ I'lli.y MThbl.C yud in K E i.r. kT. i.it» t H neiely through u h m l manna. " H a Administration had flurijr lH U T — thin (net nnd In aanh- Fdfea Chiefs Agree H u t FoHtfeal In* fla m e b Menace CHICAGO—Removal of through lha inchutrial ro- • of.Kl.INA CIITJ? *AI HATIIIN. a rorfHiratlan law■ at Ik* Malt af and gANFUOD OltOW B IT roHIMHATIUN. n t under Hat I a n of lha Florida. Dylandonta. « n f of w * J r m e t al ■n m r n j r m FDD IjUU. u rM A k rio tT . « l AND LOAN i e«rpor4tl«in. poHtA. A. MK.NBICI.CY end wife. H K I% UKI T. MKNKKIaKT, el *1. D*f«tl4 «H U Statistics R ev ea l Poultrymen To Meet LaborConditions In Tuesday Afternoon U. S. In Depression Thn Wnltan BroOwf* Egg I* political at organ* NMILL A It, WII.KINOON. Nnllrlior far CumrUlnaal. It ^ 'la - f u r lk t r o f d tr t d I h t t ^ l U a a o t k t b t pu M lak m l a a rt a a ttfc ftr ftnr ronnacuMr* weak. in ■ B**iaApr plilinlivil in i».ifii**f»lt Ot nInala Omit*. Florida IN WITKUW WlIKHtur. I hart hrrtunlu Ml my kond and *tal at Clark of ikt Clrrnlf Conn "f ika Twenty-Iklrd Judicial Cin-mi at ytirma. In and far Htmlnolt I 'anil If, „n ikla Ihr «lk >lay «t Alla nit, A. Ik, IN I y „ IHICnl.lMM. I'ltrk nf Ikt Clrrnlf Court »l Ikt Tartnly-third Judicial Circuit of Ik* Hiatt ,4 Florida. In nnd tut Feial. nult Pnunly. UTITIOI Till! KTATK o r r if t m iO A TO: A A. MKNKKLET* wife. DRI U I I T. MKNRKLHt. C ity uf A lla n l* . «"minty u f curtail Court. and tka aCflrlal IlMnir (Ml Ilk .tar of AMA. II, Ittl v, r. rwiim.Awi, d irk . k l i C U Hl'RDU'K B t « lf u f ilt u r g i* . r«rra. two had on* halt milnn NEW YOKE, Aag. 12^-Aoaly- wont and on* half mOa north af ala af labor and amplnymaat MR- Laka Masroa, will ha th* Man* af dWoa* daring tha d f maaioa aiO a Hold day rotating for all youltrymm to thin fount* an n o t Taaoday a ft* moon atartlag at 1:00 o’clock. TVa maotlag. eaUad by 0 . C. lloMtmaa. praaldaat ot tha Samlaoln Po*Jtry Aunclatlon, gill ha tih tM id hy « raproaahtatira of lha Statn Dapartmant of AgricaJtmro. B k «uh>*t «1U ba ti nutty aad oa as iakparthat p itU a i aaw facing poultqraan. it .n ii: ria trn It mad# to appear fruen « n a ffM a ill of n a n -r«tld tn e t file® r» . IV. a l'K N C K R . INI* rail*!* thet jroti a ft non.r*el■n.llrlipr fur IMnll deete of th# ftut* of Florid*. **4 n t A. iMCtrrrKM. afv r tiid ta la of * State nr Cota* Ilf I'u a n u l try other than th* ttat# u f ’Fturhta. and that there l* no p triu n la tk* •tale of Flnrhla, ufmn whum the n thn r t R c t r r io i rt . twibn . •eriitra «*f a euniaiacie In rh a a re r) Tk THIRD J f DI I Tt Lt l ' 5’ Ik *kii for m iH hntii cu t k. would hlivl i u. and that yuta a rt t t . rto N U it. ik n t a x r m t . w M e a u of A tU u U a lit the t'utaaty of Fulloa, and State of O r a r i k FLDKKNCK WARD. i'nmplalnnM. and that you are over the ago of i ’• iw eaty*im v year*; therefore, there I.KIUIT WAIID. I>»r»nl*m ORIfHR OF PIRLII-tTION frta ra ta are to t'emntand you. A A MettreUy and Wife, Deulah T . TD, LKIIDT WARD, AlDni*. NUla MeneoiFv. to be and appear before nf llrutalATau ur» k.r.liy nnl.nul ami r»o u r rirrta il Court a l AaaConf. In the County nf ft#ml note anil m ale Iltilr... la lu. ami appear upon IB* •ik ,l,i» uf Mrpi.mb.r, A 0 . 1*11 of Florida, oa lloaday. the llh day file.I nf Auguet, A. P . 1913. and In thle la ika Hill of Cumiilalni you are to rail not nailer ye nelly of aaain.t >uu In Ik* akuy. altlml the entry of deereee pro run Peae« riiw nail Caurl. Tk* Hanfnrii H*fa 1.1 l» herein AH* in *I you. n.»,iuper In T ile re lie f Rnuaht by the bill d.*ikaai*tl a« lh* filed aaelaei you m thle reuse le arnick Ikl’ anler ahali ke pakllMhe,l par *i*i the foret*In*ure le u riia p F u l n l th a t r e r ta ln the lle t of day of m a r. t w i» TT TUIRD J l l l i m i ITMt rtf ik and fo r mi a t ’ o i.r m o t t t . rLORiua. in c i u t n m i . A. R. JOIINMON. IOIINM O.V. I- m a U ln u n l. ¥m UXVnA U JullNSiiM. Ibefeadant. nitnt:it n r r t nt.at1i t i o i T o l«% l" ll A I* JIM IN M O N , v| nt m ie n . StAle nf «lrwirjila.. <1 i* pnkll* Oaiiaiy. ■n T t i t l i , ri<|,lrnl la It ami apo u r k elt.r. tfcl. c u r l *1 I Ha r * » I U b u m In Kunturil. PernInula Cnaaty, PiarMa, oh lha Ilk iU) of H#|ini< ker. A tv, lilt, anil llm ami iktta mika aaawar in Ikt kill at ram* plait,■ riled •nlnil ynu In IHM r u n t . o ih trw iM a i lt t r t t pro » » • liuu aill I t .at.rad MUnH Tta­ ll la furlktr order..! that (HI* miiitt bt oul*lithti| la Tht Nanlaril lltralil, ■ naw.paper *«kllukod In Manford. Mtmlault r.iunly. I'liirMi, a tit t rath orrtk f*»r fi'tr .*.n«afuUvr wt*-ht* w rrsKoUK m# u*>i*>r«fcu H u Mmiili. Jtitle • rtf th# r»«ri *‘f the Tw m ir third Juilelal Ctf* * »*lt iif f h*» Him* nf Florid* la awt f >r *fimiioU (Nttthlf, irti it*I* im ith d,»« »if Atirimt, ,\ t», |i)J M n hmit M. J ihIrv «»f in#* nrt'uU rnufi af t»i* T triiij .third JudleUI r.M-Hii tif the Him* nf I'lutkftai, in mul fu r 9«m l. mil* tVi ,ni% * II. IF Hl'KNl'KIf Hotlfilur f«*r rUlaflff, yr men .v i n c o n n n f Of n*•I \ To n t u lr e d o re h e re o f urdered end re* »o be an d apoeer t»y**n the llh da> of Hepi m i. |« Ihe Mil of iNimplelnt filed BRulnM you In the abuse entitled c*tt*e nod Cotirl. The Hanford Herald ie hereby ile«iancited NR (he •<•*« paper in whu-li Ihla order mVia11 be puhlUhec for four eoneeeiitit* ureehe UttriFNM V. K. thutrldiR, Clerk of •nld Circuit Court* and Ihe offlrlal vest iltereof title llh dai uf Auauef* A U fur fuur y.inarrmlta nr»k» A llure* v. II th*uNU«e. Clerk uf 1911. n* *—.* .* v. k iM»rofaABn* Clerk* K i* m nm cK. d. e BILLY’S UNCLE DOtHt.T F l u . oouet YW h COAL J aSMUTElvt p a l i t I ni -e irlfk datartIon and punialiR i l l R r nxla," ha aaaartad. tha criminal doaa not want thaL ra do not h e w aoch dtlaya In t a g h g a c r m to trial aa w i M m H tH VwM SUiaa Pol- RESULTS /S tajoct —n “ WAh TO FOR HtETWkMt ' - V t v T O CV«% wy . ^nWObUsttR / \ ( bsvrV hcu-R.1 y oat and eollact Oft* •dpt maha had daala, at* without a nkknl HAVE YOU1 WATCH taealrad by eat who taally hnaT> how. from another groat Briar*, Jawaltr, Hog. A*. ra par cant of lha i dad to politic*. Tha trim# la to gat d o ^ 10— Flower* mad Plan to STRAWBERRY PLANTS for cala, Baa W. W. PaUar. th a aodrta har* la ba froa | t hllaraM infniio w ,U aa tha pollga- Thg roorta can — _— _— - - - . — Z H th« ga^gtter lagaa wha» th* TABUI CLOTH for lc. Boy t * f l u , bring him In." worth of food from Samhteb ^ T S a chtef af palic# of a mbu»h Fma Co. 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COME ON � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 12, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 12, 1933. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 12, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0160385b9e87a881c6c78d062b468457.pdf a97af8785aeaaa3d3329019cf909569e PDF Text Text THE WEATBEE warn NiwiPApn. Generally fair M l| M with than* A n M > n W fc j. __ rW rM a's B u r l I t o W ariT a G rw laat V *t*tsb h H i Rfchaal G a r im la n d • .* :v VOLUME XXIV i c r a l i i AN IN DEPEN DE N T D A ILY W K W 8P A FEB HTDE PARK. N. V.. Aug. P m ldeet Roosevelt packed hie bags at the sueunvr White House preparing to re­ turn to Washington tonight after two week* heie during which ho kept close contact with the Cuban situation and tho workings o f the recovery drive. He Is determined >o bring political end a onomlc peace to Cuba end eipected an early showdown. He issued on order directing all government contracts cancelled If the cor. tractor felled to comply with the rerovery code. N U M B E R MS. H n C h Ii A C « f j S A N F O R D , F L O K p K l F R ID A Y . AU GU ST I I . IM 3 M c a b c r Associated P rtm President Packs lip As Vacation Ends MachmdoVOwn Party ‘ Offers Proposition Calling For Retire/ ment O f President i PAYROLLS AREjCode V io la to r s RECORD SMALL1 General JohOn Consumers To Patronize GRAIN CROP IS O nly Stores Having Eagle INCREASED BY G iv e n W a r n in g Byli OVER $500.01)1 G e n e r a l J o h n s o n i SEEN FOR U.S. 1m, BALTIMORE, Aug. II,—bPV— hole iHtance. "In tho«e clrcunulatc.* It would An appeal lo thn nation to “ bay cowardly at"* unfair for tb# be now" la stores toward which th# Nit A to omit to point out* * thf Thirty-Seven Persons t» the DroughtDamageDone NRA'S Mu* eagle beckons was people OJ, that Ibey can only seep C Given Employment, . rfrrD inpayment piogram ifolng by t , . In Middle-West Is made last night by Hugh S. JohnReports From 125||Jij •on, the recovery-a •min.stratir.' suppoiting those who *'P P 'r|, " ’ j Cited As ReasonFor , In a rigorous atldrrs. p ncuat- I.*' •- ’ •’ ami sensible. | Slight P r o duction Icd with e ro d in g phrases, the ag^ Turning again Is hi* D " ^ , — IgrtMlvt economic chieftain struck ctiip.^rM that *,n* WASHINGTON. Aug. l l . - W ) -,|„uMlng Thoma.5*'* stimulated- to takerare ofJh c ....... In —On# of Ihe smallest crops >f |h„ teh-dnetnrs of thr let. cr i»r,| oagr. which F .... .f« . “ J[C . Of C. Secretary Is “the grain hanested in the Hailed h, »-»|,.ne sch -I of economic l‘*F• Johns n »a Stales In this century was fore-, . j., |*sshtsar n'“ mu«t 't buy tiny now. s .„ .*«».«"! . 2 1r j ?. .5rsui» S »•«« « - n~K.isinnl ‘V Knthusiastie O v e r • ».. ik. ... __ , int'Uint* ,.|g M|<| hseaee utmlmr Ihe blue . ~ i .-1 H nunl cast' yvstvrday by the crop , , - | ’ ,.V « iie d directly upon the ton-| "I* " ,J*1 buy u^ f ,h' . bfl“M ?"i!,,^d* ustr*w»w n*fp Florida's Exhibit porting board of th, .bpartmentl U* . J Jce r , ‘,,r '' H / 1 !- .n.t.a.rd by more ^<*n *MH'- "u-'n” 8M: : [KARL LEHMANN HOME AFTER !ATTENDING FAIR Failure To Comply To Mean “ Econom ic Death", Says Chief j Of Recovery D rivr » — : W A SH IN G TO N . Aug. U . j — (A .P .1 — A flat prediction* HAVANA. A u f. 11. — that a caae o f revocation <$ (A .P .)— Member* o f t h e the "B lu e E agle.” em blem atic | •xecutlva com m ittee o f Presi­ o f com pliance with N. B. i dent M achado’* own liberal will arise and that It wll ^ party aaid today the govern­ nf ag r^ i'lu n -. which atDIbutrt | f ' rm! which a. • fulfill- “ » « * ......... *" ' L **^ ,n auth..«t Rubbling over with enthusiasm mean "econ om ic d ea th " to th. co million to drought dam age""* ofra.irTg wage* h“ “ ‘ •nn0‘ ijlaym ent had subm itted to United and interesting impressions of th* the o ffen d er waa made tod*|n through the Middle West. ' "Z.HIa Z -vm-m «" la- oth.rw...; To support “ V w ftJ of' • the*. >’'** l*»r* 8ta tes A m bassador Sumner • In World’* Fair at Chicago, Kail \ Y M gr** I hr ip must h# 111 rrp;rt, balht on A" ,f- ^rriS^-purchaung i>->»rr and -Vfull t me employment b y Hugh Johnson. •W elle* a counter proposal b y l'i» im -i. T»» |*f incfr**nl bu»i- now on business or industrial l.ehmann, secretary nf th* Sem1 conditions, Indicated the srenn At a pres* conference ' nron nird that the plan which ho 1* dt- ne • Iheir must be incn a-.eil buy­ vaiin s note County Chamber of Com­ which th e president would «inalle«t corn crop since IPOI, lh*| reeling rnv s i ’U^ a **lHi>i»»tt. houses, while 17 0 ,fJ merce who ha* heen loaned to th# promised that violators of tba ing |nrt»a»ed wages depend on smallest wheat crop sines IK’ . iil and j least part lime employment f»» Florida Commission In various surrender hi* o ffic e to Gen­ ••It le nothing o f the sort ’. h* modified presidential re-empUft^ buying anu » r can i an oat crop o f ato t one-half »f| eral Alberto Herrara, present eec­ Ihe present. . . . f — i capacities for the past several .aid “ It i. "1"«“ »»*« ,f ment agreements would b* dlaclf» th • • t lb'’ “ 'ber a'1 '1 that last yrar. The information w»* obtalncl Not inly IS ipevented front, tin-.- <■" month*, rvturnesl from that rlty rotary of war. those ihat u certain as thnl two and from the more than J2f> «l,w* " " The in-liratetl production of cotH I'* lined If ‘ It I* found they ar* not Figures For July In last night with Mr*. Lehmann. mill,; the rindgnia of Tha popular and convenrnllve ■link, lour. “The point about pair*, which we.e wa. plaint at 24173.0104)00 hu h . .. complying with the pledg* to rala# aiding re-employment, iw ready to again assume hi* local 16 Southern States els, rnmpareil with 2A7fl.OOO.UoO who ■r‘’ * " 11 under the blue eagle is M already bars demanded Mon Vsv ami Tuesday | £ wages and Increase employmaol Snnf»»til »• b,,y,p‘: m. • year. The crop this year n »« AlcijUXle means are doing sll in -1 » •• Ham and ju-t »> shhpte: a» a means of checking • tin up on, on duties. that tha proaldaut stop down and Reach 23 MllHon» last by shortening working hour*. IV “ ' 1 ’ * *l*M»V “ The Fair I* magnificent, beA. program hail I (t’onlnlued tin Fage btvc) .l.tni on Aug. 1 percent1 I* ,r<l “ T f \slot wh° cnnnot R'» the new hla own political organlsawhat th' N It- -. He added, hoarder, h# Intended .on,| description." were among hla of n nmL l thur can hut really meant, through last Xaluf-, BALTIMORE. Aug. tlsa hia com* forward with a first wonts, although he quickly to let th* situation real •Th" wheal crop nf all slay night. Is unemphiyvd resi­ added. " ’ Ansi our exhibit* ar* the brief parlod In th* hand* of k plan accomplishing tha aamo ob­ Contracts ewanled for butrang. rsllniatrd Bl MMHJOll dents of tfin community. engineering and construction pr«commit teas. Qo rationed com­ (till of the town." ject. more than IUJi.nou.000 Il-ghlight of all “ f “ >•* "So well- ar* Florida’* various ing th* ■talus of Intra-atat* Tha action of tho liberal* In jerls In. th«- •!*»«•" «oul" rrn Ihe amnunt of wltral normally re­ lion, hsiwner. ih the fact »**•* * exhibit* ivatteresl about the It lea and similar business**, Jc part roversad tholr decision yes- States during July amounted U quire I In this rounlry for food.1 represerfU not a -ingle one of this 923,158.000, The Manufacturer* grounds,’* He said, “ that th* visit ■on aald whll# »b*7 "»'«M BOt tardajr when thay held Welles feed ami semi. rlly’ i larger rniployns <'f labornr move* along only a short dla within Hi* regulattv* po, lullty of “ Inter-meddling" and Record announced yestmley. In rirry case th, report r iver* tance before he come* across covary act tha “ hlu# aagla This compares with a crop last. The July fig re* compare with hla mediation activities prejudicial a total for th- five weeks i» the year <f T'Jtt.onu.nuo buthel*. a h sme-s which employs ordinar­ something Florhllan, either th# them. *<i7J to tho sovereignty of Cuba. ily from three lo 2h or 3a elerk* Florists Tropical Homs, the sponge reach Winter wheat ariNlurtinn we* I preceding month o f $29.144,000. Th. question of th. conljtq-. By thla plan tho present (tala but The Record sa d Ihe July fig ­ llsti-l at .llOJtSS.UOO bushels an or worknten fisherman’s boat, th* Seminole In­ tlonallty of th. National RaeTA « secretary, Otoatoa Ferrara, would ures In. teat* sustained scllvlty in all spring wheat pm-l rlmn S ; S c r a p p i n g O f M o n r o e * M a k e s E ” “ {J It |s said that *vrr> large em­ dian Village, th, main exhibit, the try Aet wa* Injectwl t « B # r**ltn A t TVrwral Harrara would the South dsapits a falling off in IVj..ll«.noo bushels. D o c tr in e Is U r g e d T o B r iiiK T h is h a a ployer of labor In this county ha* orange grove, ansi finally, radio yeatarday for th# Ural tlmo l w « bo appointed by Machado to hla awards for publ'c building* duo signified an Intention •f abiding programs'and announcvmenl* that th* campaign of Hugh B. John*** The board forerast the oat B y S e n a t o r P i t t m a n ( ) u t < ) f 1 r v n i n i K place. Thereafter Machado would In delay* In starting new projects crop at 664t,7ltt,tHK) bushels, com­ by the rresMctll’s Agreement. are broadcast all over the hair tn blanket the country with bln* , •• *-— not Mk eonarraa fer a leave of ab­ under the Federal P blie Wurh* pared with I.'-'.th.ihhi.iiimi |„,t yrar, R \HAS0TA. Aug. 11.— Plead- However, because they have ground* through huge loudspeak aagla ln*l«nias. . . BAIt A” OTA. a .... of I h.<T time lo a 'just the,, personnel sence, thus opening the wav for program. NF.W Y O R K . Aug. II <A’>an I an avetagr pr duet on ....... With .vary available offlcjjft , hours ami new wages. ers." Herrera to aoecaed to the presi­ Dwelling construction accounted 102* It 1030 of l.lDOJtOO.noo an­ Scrapping of Ihe Monroe dnctrlfls mg fs.r Immediate r* : The weather l» Hu*, crowd* arc of th# N. R. A. eineantratad gjt dency In conformity with the Co­ for 114)311,0110 of th, awards as nually. in the Interest nf amity betwran , -rH-nt | Dirnr rmployrr* ^ rr»* rnormoua, buftlntM In Chlcaio la on the single objective of bripghen constitution. Fureraati nf prmlurlion of bar­ the IJnled states aril l.a’gi |,r|,llt Florida out of 'he bog " compered wltl* $2,047,000 in June port U) l l * " * ; ° r |,.,„m|„g. notable, ar. ev.rywh.ro, (Contjnued On Pag# Thro*) | The counter proposal of the and 91,283,000 In May. For the ley, flaxseed, hay. brans and po­ Ameiiean nations wns ad»o*‘ xt#-l pot it bock an H» fed where •«', |M, „ , m,el as of l,*« n aml event, tumble aft,r themMachado government rame at tha first Cm* la many months .‘ P#'u tato** all wer* beind ttv> unusu­ yr'lerday by Senator Pittman, t ta le, county and municipal g»vNor doe. It rover ,h' '• » ' . selvas with such rapidity that tha time when the general strike latlve hull ing Inareaanl. Indies’ - ally low forecast of July I, nnd Nevada, rhnlrman o f Ihe Senate which haa held Cube In its grip Ing a grow.ng demand for new th- emdilmn of pasturrs on A g. foreign rrUtion.* conimlltre and n .... ( roncern* reported an increase In for dan was fast approaching home*. I was rated as Ihe lowest for slrlrgata to the world rrnnsunis- If*, her* ran be P*1"* and all nf Ita liackground, h, said. Futch, »l l.eesburg, premlenl of . i, (,f pa), b t did Iiuurly t* rate e full-fledged revoluntlonary conference. Various mill* let einfracts last that date on record. F*r tha past three wtoks. tl has i- r i i e m a s o S f..e Die s w i m , fit saais rka aaw I, j , n i' ‘ i —ami *U-firo . been Mr. Lehmanti’* task to be In B o l U a O rd in a n ce » J s L S H .‘ ‘riJ8UB!Ss?»nI*“ .. if aAhd ikst frtilt ntmliirll** , __ .___ k h u rlnir the laijn American pe On, employer report* that h,- Y T h IIvs** '* >W*-ln»fnTeg’J: for operallvea shortly l» rxprCted to l»e aM'Ut 10 p«rDior of the Futcll bill providing and arminsl the main exhibit help street car filled with p-llcemen be place.! on Iheir payrolls as r rvnt below avcrsrc In ree-nt pie that we arc sincere l*t our on I delinquent tax rnnrnloflem* snd cant' h» ha* h»d tn add three *d- Ing epreail Ih, gospel of Florldd, Circuit Court Judge Millard 'M. i.t Mini employee*, his weekly will I that the upward Irendjmunret rolley Itmi wr arts bombed. Injuring seven, one result o f the adoption o f the tw> f bonds for ha k tnxrs. I payroll was boosted $58.34, Thai to arrange for radio ami civic club Smith this morning uphold lha | ill, use perhaps fatally. At manv points shift 40-hour week by the lit.lls Id^orgngea•ami grapefruit hat} Interf.re, wr fhs.ull msjie n .. City of Sanford In Ita content!^ lnspa>er*’ m « * 4 •ignie reyreaenls th* largest In- programs, and to In general ad­ id reased partiall • s.ffset “ the rather p sirMarxt on that llit-re I no InntIn the Inferior tmhlle feetln* la Ind stry. vance Ihe rant* of Florida at ev­ that It ha# a right to try vlolalort it**. In payrolls reported by any ery opportunity. A notable Increase la contracli pro*peels” for #ppl-«. pcachrgtl uecr«*ity f.ir the Monroe |b Toertltig here l« nigh' at the hotting point and beginning of lha bollta and lottery Uck(9 “ Florida, along with Ih* rest of „ f t)„ la:, empl yers. revolutionary activity Is ronrid- ?*( * r church building* wa* re­ grap*. pears and pruno. The po- 'line”, -aid I’lltiuan on hi* ar­ Every day, he said, dottn* of ordlntnea In th# local Poll** ' rienl fr m London. . Ihb no'ion, will soon come out '1 Another firm, adding II** lull- Floridians, many of th«m parson Court. ered almost Inevitable unleea the corded la July, awnnls aggregat­ Into crop may he the amellest tii* • " W r shmihl *dy that the M-<n tins teiriMe slump," th* senatur iln„ employe**, ieportr.1 that i"s al friends, railed at the Florida Hla daclalon Imtnadlalaly af­ pfOaldenrv problem le solved Im­ ing |M3J)00 compare I to |II3,I>CU since IDill. ' payroll for last week wa* $50 exhibit, always to express sur­ fect* several caaaa against q*r i roe Doctrine li an outworn pot- ileclatril. for projects o( this character In mediately. “ tine of th* most pressing l«-| mor,-than th* week before, icy. The pur|>o«e of the iloctiine Between three and five hundred June. prise and satisfaction ovtr tha grofa who1had been arrested soma Rt II another flint look m a display. “ Persons who had openlv days ago and charged with'.a vio­ was to prevent cerium Euroo-xu sue- today t« taxation—and th" Award* for Industrial an I onarmed s nd mounted men re­ rountrh* fi m extrh.ling their b.il.h bill will, I Mi***, help t" full time employer, appatrnlly on d'riarrd themselves at opposed to lation of th# lottery tleket ordjported to here assembled near glnerr ng work In July fouled | po«A*r to la lin Americx. At pue- I'lleie the Strain by *oving to t"* a 932 50 per werk salary, aim's Florid* participation at Ihe Fair,” nan:#. These negroes ar* eehadCisco For’ the time being they |D,470,0C() with a wide sarlc^ of snt thr dang r nf Kun-pcan !•>'»• Us payer pay yuur 1032 Uses and the firm reported an Increase in he said, “ hsv, rom# forward In ultd to b* tried before Judg* aenterprises making up th- ’ mil. remain peaceful. era atlriupiiiqr to r * nd [their |,t tho., for ’.II nod prior yrar, its payrolls of lhat much. Textile mill exparsion resulted in admit Ihsy nsver dreamed our ex­ A. B. Wilkinson next Monday aft­ itoTernment* In toil n aiurrk>i is M r hut pay th' current a-sess.' It was undrrstiKid today lhat hibit would he as fin* and hava ernoon. ” HTDE PARK. Aug. U .-O P > - a great ahar* of the awarJt. The Bernard Evans Ward, well- negligible.” ment liefoie th*. 2,' so it I- now inem iis of th* lieal N. R. A. such remarkabl* pulling powsr.” Attornays for th# negro#* had Outllnes of the state department’s Tii.lt, Chatllllon Cirporation of known portrait painter of Cleve. ^Campaign Army will continue Krnunslution of th , shiettinr, i dully p lo the taxpayer." At the requsst nf The. Herald, pravanted trial earlier this month program for ■ now order In Cuba of Rome, G*., Initiated IJJJIW.OOO land. Ohio, and Ht. Augustine, and th, senator said, w . I I ass ue Commenting nn the fact that their canvas of stores*, and other Mr. I^hmsnn will prepat* a con- by having secured a writ of (eap (Continued/in Pag* Ff.ei became knewr, tedav as President a former real Irnt of Daytona Ijitln American nal on* that -he ■ on* expect* to gel face value places whet, labor Is employed, cit, summary of thr things which hlbltlon and a writ of mandaiW* Roeecvelt waited for an early Beach, and Sanford, passed away llnitrd titatrs fount no further out of depreciated railroad an I b.vetv effort will lie mat* m s*. all prospective Fair visitor* should from Judg# Smith on th. ground* (Copthiufd, 0* Png" Five) at 2:30 o’clock on Aug. 2 at lh*fobligation to interfere In th.ir o'her securltie-. Senator Ful III cur* cnmpltll data from every ar* during their stay. This sum­ that th* ordinance wa* uncon«Mh home of his granddaughlsr, Mrs. dontsalc affa-r*. sold It waa liieviialil' that Florida; «tnpl yer in Sanford -» that this mary will In an early Issue of tutlonal. .V E. J. Ward. In Akron. Uhb. Death Thay argued that th. City ck(dSenator Pittman expressed his boom-llm* bonds should lot, value j rlty will be ahl* In tep .rt a alia- The Herald. came follow ng a two-week*’ Ill­ •lew,, on tb* Mmroe Duclr.he * ami Inasmuch as bondholder* were; able mctsaac tn Its weekly pay tar did not give tha City Camness. although Mr. Ward had heen he prepared to hasten to We its n ,i requltiog the Iajlmads and tolls and a slseaMe drcreiar in Its mtaatenara authority to P » « •%«. an ordlnanee, and that all v l ^ , in falling health for th* pact ■Inglnn to ■tu-iy the fu l no alt is- ether Ruurces of deflated sec ir- list of ; ifemploycd. tort of auch an ordinance ehauld I linn. Hies to pay dollar for dollar. It •■ _ ’ . TAMPA., Aug. H.-<JP>-The several month*. ha transferred to tha Circuit >! Ward wa* fcnrn In England Although declining to suggest nousrnw.ral to h . t h a t Florldt l O I l I i T O I K e ritjr of Ht. Petersburg was re­ Coart and tried thart aa bavftf strained front ace-pting anylh:ni on May IH, 1834 and cam, to this1nny particular count- of pr ■' bonds ran Ih- pnul twyoml the ahil WASHINGTON, Aug. 11— </P> except »a*h for 1031 city taxes fn country fit the yrar 11)13. II* w*:i|,|,,rrI he raid there weie two at tty of thr issuing authority to rommlttad a felony. r-r — Mr*. Franklin D. Rooeevslt U an order front Federal District a member of the Southern Aria, u tnal veu for Ih, Unn.d Slate. Judge 8. A. B. Wilkinson pay. • beat on Informing herself of ex“ Flral”, he is! k "therg m. the . "Nn hiHim-tloi* senility Is no WAHIHNGTON, Aug. .11.—OP) afternoon stated that th* f 1** AV Judg, Hnlsted I- Ritter, ir*Miami, League an 1 of tho FI irida Enter aetty what is happening with re­ filed Ik federal restrict court here allnn of ArtUta agd was also a I s e uf denouncing Ihe pnilrp ue- worth what the original Invest r • —Hugh Jidinsnn said today there gomant before Judge Smith w*h gard to canal minimum wage for member of th* 81. August nc rlsreil in th» Platt Ahu-ndmed, paid for H and I*.- than III perWASHINGTON. Aug. II.—Wl |were “ proposal* .which are nn- baaed on the groundthatth,C lty yesterday. women end men In N. R. A. codes Art* Cl b. lit was an exhihitist .riii are now held by Ihe original i. hich perm ts this gov-rmural to Signalling the »tatt of n n*-v 1r*tl*f,'t"rv" In Ih* proposed cod# charier did give auffltlent autqpcJ.sdgo Ritter's order said *t o f eempetitiaa.. appeared to tho jurlxt that at th. Royal Academy of Art*. ioleivene to piote. I its own citi- .purchaser," he aid. “ Year hy yea- I>hn u of the government’* anti [o f hnura alii -.'get ihmltted hy Ity for th* City Comn>la*loo*rO» Tho President's wife said yes* v the lag hu,den of Florida hai crime riinpaigti, high fedeial of j Ih* American Newepaper Publiah nsaa a lottary ordinance. I n ,* ffp j Florida law aulhirlxlng thr use I<nnd>in. Englanu, and was well- sens. terday she had invited Hugh S. •Ion thereto, he said. Ordinance hern pyramided nn n •mailer mini fieialt leirnlly starteil a aerie* of i era A-mciall'n. of bond* In payment of taxe* known throughout th, rounlry Johnson, the recovery administra­ her nf people buT through thr op­ conference- at the rail nf Ray­ C O M M IT TE E . Mb.KIM Johnson declined at a press No. J30 ijlvro th* City a right tt» would “ Impair Ihe obi gallons con­ for hia-outstanding portrait work. tor, end Secretary Frances Per ' lie maintain*.! a studio tn eration of the 1 -trh hill wr will mond Molry to seek ways of conference In Intimate what sec- try ***** af th»* nature. kina to the WtUft House to lunch- tained In the city’* Nm Wd Indebt­ Franklin, Pa. for many years, In affect. Ordinance Na. W> The Advisory Conimittce of. ih,- put lus-k on Ihe In* hmiks million - unifying frileral and state activi­ edness and wo Id violate serfTon [ linn he ennahlered objectionable, •on with that subject In mind. •tataa that "In the trial of a m giving u> hia studio there a yrar h>»-*l N. H. A. f aiupiiiiMi Am y o| dollar- worth of pmperly not I hut It I* aald that publishers’ .Several temporary codes not in 10 article I of the federal constl- ago last summer. II* has painted will bold a meeting at the f '! . nnv.- sharing Ihe burden. We are ties. If th# avldene* develop* that (m Meanwhile, department "f Jus­ representativeare due at hla operation, aad same permanent lull-, it." the portraits of many of the Hall this afternoon at 6:00 o’clock, not heihg unfair to thiwe whohnv' tice agents who recently hava office Inday tn talk over th* Pari* being tried . » « i The xult was brought hy fivs ansa being formulated, provide e felony, the eaa# shall ha M S * country’s moat prominent people with Mayor V. A. Speer prrsnflig carried Ih* load o far, w* aro aided In solving four kidnaping program. holders o f som# twenty and a lower minimum wags for women Matters o f interest on- to b. farrod to tha county, uni*** It •* half million dollars’ worth of 8t- and has don* some excellent mu­ aired, It was learned today fr»*tu helping Ihrni hy spreading th" cases ware assigned to hunt It has heen Intimated In sources violation of *o»# City ordlnaoffjf *han fur men. ral w.rk. burden.” down the ahdurtors of f'harl** ,F‘. Petersburg bonds. They are Kenrinse lo Johnson that he fed# Mia. RsssaveH explained aho Mr. Warl had spent some time General Frank Evans, hra,| of Ih Uraehel, wealthy Oklahoma -Eity there are too many reservations had recolvod npvncal letters on tho aeth M. Keefe, o f . New York In Florida, bring a rrsidrnt of Aimy, who slated that Ih* pfi I. state; Fred P. Hayward, of Roeoil man. all In the newspaper rod# and he Sale O f Scrap Iron subject. letn of unemployment will lie g • Daytona Beach for right yrar* M an **ri*t»nt srwreiary objects t„ th* failure lo ipeclfy Empbostalag that she hod no ton; Fred W. Hubble, o f De* and also spending lo t years fn rn considerable thought and dis Prohibited By Cttim* (I p n ic le -D o w ii I ly in a of slate appointed by President shorter hour* for reporter* and part In thn fsrmalatlon of Ibc N Urines; Henry Hart, Detroit, and Nxnford. He went to St. Augustin* cussIon. John H . Harris, of Cincinnati. i Mnonev'lt In mve-tigate the -rime ropy editors. R. A. prognas, Mrs. R e c o r d S u rpH H H ed NANKINO. A u g T jl— <• situation, started his new dull** Th* pUlatiffa alleged that Flor­ over a yvar ago with hia daugh­ II* aald only tho*# newspaper* Chin*** natlonallat gova: CORN CROP FORRCAMT ter, who wax transferred there ida houan hill 1M0 under whlcTl ly conferring *t the Justice de-But I do have a graet latcreet 1.08 ANGELES, Aug. 11^— psrtment with Attorney General signing the blanket cod# ar* en­ prohlMtad'today lha sale of St. Petersburg could hava accept. ,h* e? k " nt ,hr Farida Power WASHINGTON, Aug. U .-'A * titled to display th# “ Bid# !%gle" iron and other nwlala. Mill hi serial bP)--A Yankre Imy who praeand Light Company, and mad* hla Cummings, William Stanley, first i until the special newspaper cod# .—The crop reporting board of th' any prwtaM W W *abj#ri.Ied bend, far Uaea waa uaeonaUaotborltla* atatad that •# tlieil the etunl lu an rid kitch­ arsis**nt attpuney general, and It over to tha people who l thmal Imcatiae It was a locml home with her. Hia -1st ngulshed Impart ment of Agrirultur* joal*' en rhalr ha • frlleved Lieuten­ Johseph R. Keenan, apeclal aaalal- Is approved by th# recovery ad­ agania have bean pnaehaaln# asoh. ’I and gallant manner, typical of (rill kut no ndie# of Intention to day forecast tb* eerond small*-' i te rsneldsr It. natal* aaywhar* podalhla In ChhMf ant Tito Falronl, Italian air o f­ ant In rharga of antl-rsckateering ministration. have always bellrsod in equal la troduce it in the recent legisla­ tb* “ old world school" and hi* —t pioductiun of wheat and oaD and ahlpplag them to Japan "far ficer, of Ihe upside down flying charming personality won for corn crop since 1001, and lha lew si werfc for n m and tive sessions, was given as re­ tha maaufactur# of arnsansaatwV record. Mil" llurrhsm yester­ off rt*. him a wtdf c-rrls of friends, par* la 3& years. Keenan declined lo go Into de­ Short-Lived Tornado J I hope that rvaataallg quired by la day flew head downward for HOOVER* |1AB BIRTHDAY , The plaint*(Ts asked fer a three llcuUrly la th* art circloa. . H vriU bo worked out satis factor. D oom Heavy Damage on* hour ami 44 minutes from tails concerning th* Uraehel In­ lie is survived by one am. R. H. fudge court (o h*sr their appllcaIIKADH YOUNG JUDEANH quiry, saying that might IntarSan Diego t<> fuis Angeles. Hu •, that she fat. tV'a fee nn Interlocutory lojaac- H. Ward, of Cleveland, Ohio; a S T A N f O R D UNIVERSn?.LEWES. DaL. Aug. II— tffl—A broke tho record by 30 minute*. fare with th* in/estigalloau ATLANTA, Aag. II. —<Jb- __ . . . a dnaghter, Mrs. Annie M. Moot?, fe-bral district judge, Calif, Aug. It—W k -F a r ‘ i aright he “tempo- ‘ short-lived tornado swtpt In from Falconl announced h« would at­ j i m m v I iaiT lT p h u r t Ha " things" which ffrftttl fM ffW court jurist and o f Bt August ne; five gram*- Iwon Goldberg of Neve Oriaanr th, u s early today, leveled every Praatdaat Herbert tempt to regain th* honors to­ In- a Iiwrij i1of tha federal rirtv^ children aad os« gnat-grandchild, waa alocted praaldent of the lent In th* Delaware national years kid g#*t*nUy.;lcfl W* 8PRINGFIELD, MaaaH Aug. II. day taking up sufficient fuel on th# oqaapus foe a thro* to I eourt of appnals. u iacral services wore held Sat­ Southern Young Jndaan Associa­ for four hours. “The ‘flrit five _(AP>—Jimmy Haiallp, noted filer, guard camp near Bethany Beach, ; Aug. 6, at the K!aak* tion, Mobil* w«« cboeon as the day moUr trip In th* Of Jndga Ritter’s order p rariM “ unroofed building*. Injured many wa* lnj»**d when hi* plin* minutes wer* th* hardest," aald Funeral Parlors In Labs­ convention city fer 1034 and the ______ for a bearing An*. 14 la Jacksonof th* 8M guardsmen, thro* ser­ Slarraa, ,h>dgi«« foa^M# crashed her* lata yeatarday afterRurtham upon landing. them out villa, an tha application fog. th* _____ Ohio, a suburb of Clovo- mid-year c:nclavo In __,^<4.^*a4 eama, iously, and did b**vy damage, r . . . will be hald la till u .'i i i :/ , I • « • -• DIXY’S BUILDING CONTRACTS FOR MONTHREPORTED { ^ ?t„m a S. POSITION ON SENATOR FUTCH LATIN AMERICAN URGES PAYING OF RELATIONS IS IITT CURRENT TAXES ...... . !»r.” City Has Right T « T r y Violators O r J ... & Bernard E. W a r d Former R e s i d e n t Here, Death Victim Use O f Bonds For Tax PaymentsGets ' Mrs. Roosevelt Is .Seeking Advice On Setback In C o u r t R A Wage Codes . Newspaper Code Is Not Entirely 0 . K. Begun In Federal Withllugh Johnson y ; Fight Upon Crime :__ .-.jO -A A.___ ■' * --'..Xriitx. | �I I ( tv v MITIFYINGOF CUBAN AFFAIRS Y HAS MADE CBEO N TC IRNI TUIEC ATO L Many Palms Set Out As Result Of Gar­ d e n Club Activity (Coatlnoad From Pit* 1) dapirtment as backing the medi­ ation efforts o f Am bossid or Wtllas. It was Interpreted further *• me*nine ttet madiatloa rathe* thaa military laloreeallon wouM be followed In seeking to solve the grass iiland pro teem. Officials here declined Immedi­ ate comment ss to whether Presi­ dent Machado's state of war de­ cree meant ttet he definitely had declined to accept Well*#’ pro­ posal, or whether ho still might agree to It after the strike-para­ lysed economic situation had been unraveled. .Shortly after word of the war Tte extent to which the San­ ford Garden Club has gone ate will continue to go In a beautifica­ tion program which Is now In pro­ cess of eompleton In Sanford Is Men In Superintendent of Parks James Houghton's report on tte activities of Ms department for tte month of July. During July, he reports, tho Garden Club donated 1711 cocos plamosai palms toward tte City beautification program. Forty- on Hood Avenue, .15 on Palmetto tbree o f tteso palms wars sat out Avenue, and 32 on Hanford Ave­ nue between Commercial Street and the takefront. Thirty-five of LEGAL NOTICE them were set out on Han Juno Avenue between the Inkefront boulevard and Union Avemie, and 30 of them were **t out on Let Nells* Is kereltr given that Avenue between First Street and FRANK TOITNOKR. aareheeer #f Union Avenue. * Tea fNrllflrate N» l i t dale* Ike . Tte Club also donated 45 Aus­ trO. Say at Ausuii. A D. Itll.'kas filed esld certifies!* la mr uffli-v. tralian oaka which have been set and kas mad* sppllralle* for lex dee*, le leeu* In srrnrdanee with out on Park Avenue between 23rd law. Said eerllflrste embrace* Ik* Street and Geneva Avenue. Three following desert bed properly situ­ ated la llemlnnl* I'nnnlr. Florida, Parklnsonla* alto were donated ••-will _ . ; and set out In tho triangle pork at Lot I* (Less W. |* ft.) South tha Intersection of Geneva AveHanford Helylita Addition Th# **ld land Lein* aaeeseed *1 Ike nua and Park Avenue, white twJ dale of leauanre of aurh rortlflralo la ih* name at VNKNOWN. tlnleee Parkinsonlaa' and four red hibis­ said reriiflmi* akall k* redeemed cus plants wsr* set out at th# en­ aeeerdlaa la law laa deed will latua thereon on Ih* lllh. dnr at trant* to Dresmwold. 1*0linker, A. f>. I»M. During July th* City set out on Wllnena m r off icial e ls n s lu r * an 4> eeaI th la ih * loth, d a r of A u a - tte. lakefront boulsvsrd bstwMn Hanford and San Juan Avenue*, 72 v. k notior.Aiw, lerk (’ IrriJll fn u rt. Meml- palmetto** In cluster* of three, nol# cNiunly. Florida, and nlna larg# pnlmejtoea on tte n r : A. M. WKKKM. n. a boulevard In front of tte Mayfair Hotel. x o n r u to m o r n a r v o w e a n s In order to makt room for some Th* Itlt Delinquent Real Kelli* Tax Lilt of Ik# Clip af Sanford, of these psl mettoes, 14 Washingglories. ha* been poatid at th# m m door nf th# City Mill and al tonia palms, were removed. Eight ■ha from door of tha r*nurt liaua# of them were .rvaat In tha Zoo In Ih* rile af naafard, Florida, and will remain •« poetet for a period Park, and six wsr# transferred Kj af four waeha, aammaueluf Aug- vacancies In th# flral planting uf ual Ird. and endlnnlnapfombar lit . All flenl Ratal# upon whlrh lb# palms on th* boulevard. HU City .Tale* ar# nol paid and During August, the beautifica­ ulaet which Tax t.'srllflrstr# ** nol alreadr been leeued. will tion work will conalst of planting* aold al Public Auction an Ih* 41b. dar nf H#pt*mb*r. Itlt. al Ih*of Mverlntas, plumbago and phylfCant door of Ih* Clip 11*11 In Han­lanthus In th* Zoo Park; plantings ford, Florid#, commencing at T*nof four targe coco# plumose o’clock. A. K. P. H. I.AUMiV. palms, eight Jaamlnum and tte t’lir Clerk. re-arranging of the present severInlos on the Municipal Pier; planting of plumbago, phyltanthus and crotons, as wsll as three small sited cocos plumotas near th* City Hall. Three larg* palmettos* will be planted In Central Park, as well as eevertnlas sad. otter fo )la n plant# around Ih* has# o f inis monument. Rlx Australian oaks and all oleanders, and on# Jasmlnum will be planted In the parkway of th# MlmeoKraph Printing City owned property on West First Street between Mill Crack end Poplar Avenue. Special Investigation* Concluding. his report, Mr. SEMINOLE COUNTY Mnughton states that with th* exception of tte palmetto**, **»CREDIT ASSOCIATION erlnlas and Jasmlnum, which were Fhaaa.IM furnished by the City, all of the l*UH Parh Ave. Sails,#. Pis. other plants were donated by th* Garden Club*. In connection with thb beauti­ fication program, and on tehalf ot tte Garden Clubs, Mrs. W. E. Celery Farm To Watson, club president stated that Rent "As long as our funds hold within safety lines, we will help—gladlu Mecca Hammock B •S Aerea. I* sere * Iliad In lo a d rundlllon. Om»d w ilts, all nicaaaary a s r lr u ll u r a l Implsmmts. Mula, tr a rln r, rnliirid quarivr*. Splendid Living House APPLY H. M. Papworth Traditional OpenShop Industries Are Feel­ ing Concerted Drive CLEVELAND, Aug. l O - t * ) — Two of tte nation's basle Induetries, rubber ate steel, which have maintained a traditional open shop po»*» •" y ? bV ginning to feel organised tabor's spear head attack under the N. R. A. banner. * From Akron, center of tte rubdecrec reached kero, Hull Issued lb , following statement: "I should emphasise again my pereonal Interest In tha illusion which has developed In Cuba end ensure you that I am following, hour by hour, all of the reports ss they art recsived. -A t Ambassador Clnlaa* re­ quest, the Preeldent has received Mm M Hyde Park this afternoon ami has. without a doubt, sc­ pressed our ihep concern at the trn of saints in Havana and throughout Cute. "The, *Ut# department b In rloM touch with Havana and I* c mfldent th a t Ambnsaador Wall**, acting a* * friendly ad* Impartial mediator, Is iking h“* utmost In co-operation with ill Cuban ebmenta to aid In bringing about o peaceful solution. I need not repeat* that I have overy con­ fidence In Mr. Wsllf*." A short white tefor* It wtl mad* known on high authority that both th# Spanish ambassa­ dor and tte British minister In Havana had complained to Wsllta coscernlng treatment of their na­ tionals and damage to foreign property. A message repaired here saM three Hpanbh cltlxen* had bevn killed in tte past three dnys and that th* Hpsnlih smbsrtador had reported 50 of hb fellow citliens In Havana alone had teen Im­ prisoned. The British minister was re­ ported to have comptalned of pdoperty damage, principally In th* Interior o f tte Iftind. • her Industry, m m word yumardsy from liter ip ok n m n Ite l IMO workers Hsrs Jeined tte,Umted Federal Union of Robber Werbeft there under tte aegis ‘ af tte American Federation s i Later. . Is tte Youngstown ate Clev*Und stool districts, orfsataaps onn o s n e s d approximately ■SNO Y m n p t m worker# la w Joined lbs A. K. O. L. union* and that a meeting has boon called In Clevolate this week for abont *00 work­ ers who bars ilfood application* for memtersblp. •* That tte federation bas Uban upon lualf a itupaadoai task, howse«r, la ibown by tte fart la k e s S p e e c h Oil Recovery Act We must be confident'', he con­ tinued. “ All around us are evi­ dences which Indicate that Presi­ dent Roosevelt b genuinely Inter­ ested In lifting the people to a __ new etendard of living, to a betExecutives of steel ate rubber |ter plane of exbtence than any companies have.tnnliialned elleaeejln tte past. Everything la mapped In the face of the uiAonbing cam- out nhend, ate It will go palgn, but Indication* that labor's through." inrosds may not be going uni»o-| Mr. flhlnholser stated that “Wa (iced Is seen In a recent appeal i f Jar* not doing tte subjoet Justice Iho Akron tabor council for an In-1by looking toward Its ultimate vestigatlon by tho department oflconcluaion and and cn tho basis labor of alleged discrimination (of what has gone before ua Id against uniun sympathisers.' |American Ilf* and huaineaa. I proAt Youngstown, Henry B*rnon.|dlet that wa shall hats sailor federation organiser, has refusAlfmoney pore business, a te.In fi­ nitely belter markets to appeal to when this plan nears Its end." j Pointing to * rich harvest which has teen reaped this season by the** men would loss tteir Jobs If Georgia end Carolina peach grow­ er*. Mr. 8hlahil»er said “ There they became known." P. W. Litchfield, president nf w* havj a reflection of tetter times already. The peach deal tho Goodyear Tire A Rubber Com­ which In tte past year* has been pany which has had a system uf a miserable failure this year was employ* representation In effect a decided success. Tte poach** for several years, In an nddrsa* sold well, farmers war* able to recently referred to tho company pay off their obligations, and to­ union s i an advantageous form of day scores of them find them­ selves with money In their1hand* organisation for both *mploy*r for the first time In years. Tha and employ*. effects of tte ‘New Deal’ showed Abo th# rubber Industry bns up earlier than was expected, and taken the Initiative toward higher If tha same condition* prevail wage level*, th* last of two wag* in our favor, w* are entirely Justi­ Increases being announced yester­ fied In seeing tetter celery price* day In four largo Akron plant*. not i to far distent". f Yesterday’s increases ranged from Mr. Shinholser pointed to n 8 to 10 percent In several depart* definite eppropriatlon of 13400,manta of tte Industry at tte Good­ 000£00 which b at the Preeldent * rich, Firestone, General. and Aletwwal disposal for work projects, _ Goodyear plants. Tte last pre­ •am which In Itself forms a nu­ vious wag# Inerves* was 10 per­ cleus for a revival of bualneea. cent on July i». It was not re­ "If people will only put their vealed whether the** Incrsnoos shoulders to tte WltMl,” ho said, restored nil of ih* reduction* "yow couldn’t step thb program made sine* th* depression began. Any Kind We Buy, Sell or Trade All Kinds o f Used Furniture New Stoves and New Mattresse* foil Peck V * " No Slack Fillin' ON s OP PO'JN ll\ ti s (Ic tl f. f)VI l<NM •H* s o u -p a * \ GORDON ANQUI CRAFT . . MANAQKR fLi■J\ TUBBY irtteu . S o o t e * F«6*>DJl P LA V OSJ nwKT « tr a c e rr! RE5ULTS RATES Kc Its* I Month. Minimum chary* Mg. at 13 cents * after tte or- HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired by one who really knows boo. dovsral dairies to eight cents. Briggs, Jswsisr, Mag. A*. Armada -Will Hop To New Port Near Rome CAMPING OUTFIT, treUor. Four persona capacity. Comptet* with new ted. (75- Reel A SondRuJ. ROME, Ang. HL-IAV-Censml •re, 111 Myrtlo Avo. 10—Flower* and Plants STRAWBERRY PLANTS for sole. 8m -W. W. Potter. DRIVING NORTH Western New York, want passenger iter* ex­ penses. B. V. Colburn, H I Laurel (Continugd From Pag* I) btature to control tte prico of commodity of • private naturaesuch as milk—through Its poll* •WANT. TO OETAGOOD USED MELOniONE MUST BE OF EXCELLENT ’ QUALllJ Walter Poser e-o Sanford Herald. Husband Pleased After W ife Lout BULKY FAT Radocvd 21 Pound*— Skin Clearer and Feeb Mach Better “ I’m lost sxs'tly 21 lbs. with 3 Jars of Krutchon and am so hanny to get rid of that bulky fot. My husband Is vary pleased with me My skbi U clearer and I Ya*l so mueh tetter ilnco I’m not so heavy on my feet. Friends say I look muck tetter.” Mrs. Norma •yletleri Maegdaskflle, Md. ■ To get rid of double chine, bulg Ing hips, ugly roily of fot an wtb and upper arms RAFELt am without discomfort—« t tte MOM time build up giorioae health and acquire u doer skin, bright (fW , KNW YONK ---------- »4bO energy and vlvariousaega—to look younger and feel It—take a had! taaapoonful af Kruacteu Salts In a glass of hot water uvsry merit­ ing before breakfast. " * s Seminole Hotel Bldg. One Jar taste 4 weeks and cos** but a trifle at Touchtoa's Sanford Drug Co. or any drugstore .the world over. Msk* sure Mo jr e t (io n if)A N jo r o i? | !N E S Kruacteu boeausa It’* B A F t . Money back If uot satb$#d— Adv UNION BUS .STATION U eoL V A C A T I O N •t above the sea . . . where you "sweet" 18-hole course for 50 cents s rou n d /, fish In tho Carolines’ lamous ......... rid*, a hors* over mila* of cleared bridf* paths . . . play tennis on livtly clay court* . , . swim the mountain lakes or tho new Country Club pool . . . become breathlesa with the beauty of thia mountain setnory . . . bo cool and comfortable . •. In tha happy company of fty, kindred spirits . . .'that's tha sununar enjoymant offered you by tho Holal Gordon. A hundred rooms of solid comfort. Thru# delicious Southern •cooked mooIs a day. At tha surprifo laity low cost of from 13.50 to IS por diem. Msk* your reservations now for your shore of this fun. And bring tha youngsters — there's a iKoroujWj^iyulppod playground for tham al ■ilk board’* order quart. Immediately dor of Judge Long, dropped tteir pries Price Fixing By Milk D e a l e r s Is Given S e t b a c k BILLY’ S UNCLE In tha small park running through tha renter of Lily Court, tha combined Garden Cluba will set out, In etaggered formation, 25 cocos plumosa and ons Australian pin* as a token of their apprecia­ tion of tte work don* by Mrs. Watson since she became presi­ dent ° f the Club*. A vocation 3,000 can play golf oa palgn. It's going to be necessary to be willing to give up your Ilf* If need* be, to put thb thing over." _ Those attending the meeting warn: A O. Rhinbober and R. L. Dean as guests, ate Klwantabh Tenney I. Dean, of 8t. Petersburg, Howard Overt In, who presided* Counts Johnson, W. T. Langley, BUI DuBom , C. O. Bare, 8. J. Nix, E. I. Hoy, C. f . Proctor, J. O. Sharon, V. A. Spoor, Dave Beabba, A. B. Johnson, F. R. WIIsch, E. C. Harper, J. O. Leonardy, Fletcher Bailey, Ray Fox, Rupert 8 trieMate, W. 8. Coleman, Frank Pearce, Peter 5*h*al, Frank Lamton, W. A . Patrick. Otto CaldwaD. 8. F. Doodnoy, Jno. D. Jlnklna, C. E. Rawson, L J. Brsckln, ate W, B. Zachry. - board, contended the Florida law followed that of Now Y o r k which has teen upheld in tte high­ er courts. This was answered by Zneh H. Douglas, attorney tor 8. D. Mc­ Donald, ate hie son. 8. D. J r, lo­ cal dairymen, attacking tte taw, ttet an actual emergency existed in New York in tte form of atrikae and a milk shortage at tte time tte taw there was passed. After a short tearing, Judg* Long agreed with Douglas that no such kmergency cabled In Florida during tha recent eeaalo* of the legislature. The retail price of milk In tte Caineaville area, comprising five miles in ONE WHOLM ticket to Me try. Good until Ang It. Try Dollar and Gay’s LU8TEK KOTE VARNISH STAIN for floors, Interior woodwork and fur­ niture of all kinds. Stentey-Rogers Hardware Co. FOR SALE!. Adult ticket Charlextea, 8. C. uxplrea Aug. Itth. C. H. C. BOS Myrtta Are. �m Herald P FRIDAY. AUftCBT 11. ISM / ' jUBLb V w ls K FOR TODAY ; 'ALL ARE lNVITEI>:-Com* ys ami lot a* go up to tho muuntaln of Urn Lord, to the house of tho Ood of Jacob; and he will teach BS of hli ways, an wa will walk fat his paths.—Isaiah 2:3. Tas, an employee, even If he le g thfrd cousin, I* an employeat Some employers seem to be takg tha President's Agreement Visitors to the World's Fair this summer are•receiving a wonder­ ful treat. It Will never be the same qUT world again. Ooahf .Suppose this recovery campaign should be a flop!-What would that t|oman do who named her first born offspring Nlral From Tokyo comes tha nawa that American chewing gum hn* |ain*d a foothold in Japan. That has frequently been a sad •*periencr in this cduntry— Hpringjln old-time opera artist says that when ebe can sing no longer, she will go and croon In tha deaert. She has the right Idea about crooning. - - Rochester Democrat and Chronlrla. bear eimmlmlon f •entlslly a foot). Its Idea Is. pr»bOably, that a prvtrel Is a uous gastronomic detour.—Phila­ delphia Inquirer. _ iAHFCmD mRALXI, ffAHJOW), The X Y Z Of The NR A rowing from the government no that they can eontlnua to operate et a loaa. »V - SANFORD, TW The first, phase o f the NBA'* attack an the depression J. C. Roberts, ot G n n Cera is practically complete and from every Indication here avail­ Sprint*, an experienrad man In able it has succeeded beyond the .fondest hope o f the ad­ th» antes of the dark of tin drministration o r its most optimistic supporters. The little cull court, hma lakes a position Blue Eagle is llteraily flying from every perch throughout with £, A. Danglau la Uw clark’a nffica of Sots Inals County, Mr. the land and scarcely a store front from Main Street to Roberts will brine his family Is Fifth Avenue remaina undecorated by the emblem o f the Sanford In tho soar fnlurs and became a resident here. NBA. Tbs many friends o f Cayt. The second phase o f the campaign la now about to be^ . eekaansille, and J. McDaniel, of gin. It will be divided mainly into two parts, One will h« Marks ars glad to see his sad line t. Augustine. Tho potty was regroontensnre st his offtee again to uncover those who are not complying with the Frealdcnt’a after a two week* edge with an itered at tbe Sanford House. Agreement or their special code*. The other will bo to in­ •hares*. There is so much real es­ D. L. Thrasher returned yes. duce the consuming public to trade only at those places tate mming now that tbs Captain >rday from Daytona Beach. Mrv which nre complying. This will be the most difficult phase was obliged to get down to his of­ ’brasher and May accompanied o f the entire campaign. This will be the test which will fice before ha was entirely r»- Ira homo aftar spending two eneererl hot eipeels Richard to be reeks very pleasantly. prove whether the NBA will succeed or fail. Miss Douglas Absrnathy reThe mere past log o f Blue Eagles on store fronts and h tiw lf again In a few days. Hilly Hill and Arehls Betts ha** timed last Friday from Tampa automobile windshield* will not accomplish the purpose for returned from an eitendad trip to tiers aha had been spending levL ................ 1. It will not put people back which this drive was ............ instituted Carolina r»l weeks with her friend, Mies to work or Increase the actual purchasing power of the coun­ insny retorts I eoephlne Murdock. •nil Tenn#»*#a. try. Only the moat honest and wholehearted compliance Messrs. Thigpen, Watson, BiskMr*. Alfred UIJo has ratortW with the terms o f the Agreement will do that. Men have from lakeland where she was tR» ip, and DeMent spent Sunday at actuatly got to be re-employed Men have actually gD.t to gu*«t of rvlati*aa and frienda for Jaytona Beach. be paid higher wages If the plan Is to succeed. f Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mlllen and a week. Everyone seems to have a fairly accurate understand­ Charles D. BrumUy, of Chalii- ifamlly have returned from a trip ing o f the basic principles underlying this campaign to re­ ota, was (a tho city Sunday. Mr. to Mississippi and other points. vive business. It is simply that If Employee pill Is pa d two dollars a week more than he has been getting, he will havd more to spend with Employer Jim, and if Employer Jim gets two dollars' worth o f additional business, he will NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS* CODE have two dollars more to pny to Employee Sam. And If all *••• it— Alter|jmnua In thla Instance. Certain employers raise wages proportionately fat the same time, is*wsetnnaTon, Oellr aewaaapev naSllehef* k*0 I rnrIa|,lw ntlnfn K f t * .... and all employees spend their Increased wnges buying the •■kmiiue tS*lr rS e te Ik* M. a. A. eonsiueratlona, However, tk* tjM,,Ua ■ .i»w,fs*sr rwkltsl various things they need, business will pick up for. every­ **•' «»**iaiSMb Iknsik Rewei i “ Flint, under a government by Isevl*. erralSral. Ueaeo tke one nml no one will be hurt. lee ,l »(*■>**l m e r i l l l Ike reOi the people and abor, all In times "A end* on liehtlf of newspapi f t doubt and distress, no single But here Is where n rather common clement o f human nature known as selflshpcss creeps In. If Employer Jim, publishers, in full sympathy wtl privilege Is as essential to the the purposes of the national li 'preservation of free Institutions even though displaying the emblem, foils to comply with the dustrial recovery act, adjusting as a free press. Agreement snd does not actually Increase his pnyroll costs, wages and hours of employment, “ Second, no presa can be free If while all other employers are raising wages and hiring ad­ has been eubmltted to the N. R. A. it may ba compelled to operate "This rede I* the reeult o f de­ under a license or be subject to ditional men, he not only will benefit from the additional business which will lie available but he will still be operating liberations consuming more than InK-nctlon. ft dona not matter how three weeks by a committee of 'generous or broad the terms of on the old cost basis. He will profit both from increased twenty-five publishers, repees sat. jlhal. license may ba, nor with business and’ lower costs’. ing the American Newspaper Pub­ what honesty af purpose sn j sol­ Now the Industrial Recovery Act,« under which the lishers' Association, tha Southern emnity of promise the Intention Is President's Agreement was issued, nmply provides for Just Newspaper Publishers' ' Associa­ 'declared to leave each newspaper tion, tha Inland Praia Association, liberty o f expreaelon, the fact such contingencies. Paragraph (f) o f Section 8 declarer declares (ho New England Press Asadcia- t full remains that on the day on which that when the President ha* prescribed a colic o f fair com­ lion and other organisations of the press submits to a license it petition any violation I* a misdemeanor punishable by a publishers of dally nawspapara. It will have abdicated Its position fine o f “ not more than $80(1 for each offense, and each day was tha unanimous opinion of the i and abandoned Ita trust. Onto let such violation continues ahnll he deemed a acpnrnto offense". full committee that no wound ground for objection could ba of. While Paragraph (b) o f Section -t which provides for the fered to the coda as prepared. licen*tng o f Industry and the padlocking o f business enter­ "Newspaper* nre not g* national prise* which do not conform to the code*, act* a fine of Industry, Thay are, on tha con­ trary, by.nature and necessity, lo­ $800 and a prison ahnlcnce o f *lt month* for violation*. cal In their scope. Conditions In If, however, violation* of, the Agreement or code* are numerous and widespread, it tvll) he manifestly Impassible for the fedrrnl government to enforce such regulation*. General Johnson hn« practically admitted this limitation or governmental power* when he anid thnt the enforcement of the codes would be left largely to the individual Industrie* and public opinion as represented by the local committee*, adding, however, that he might pick special <yws o f flAr grapt vlo!ntlort*’nitft"mnfcf an f t * mpW e d r i f r a w * . - : ^ , , .cT By the way, when I" Attorney (leneral Cummtngs going to pu* t some of these bustards in Jail who public a* to which htisincs* houses nre doing their part in ■fife hare been hoerdlng gold? H* the drlvo to relievo unemployment, and thnt the public will ht take nn extended leave of nhtanet after appointing a new *».'■ ratary of *<*<'• It * »* "kc saying to tha President, "Her*'* your hat, what’e your hurry!" But the funny thing about It waa that Machado turned It down. m D A T . AUGUST II, IMS Federal Men Seek M i s s i n g lin k In Urschel Kidnaping ST. PAUL, MIml, Ang. It— 1>*1 TALLAHASSEE, Aug. i t — «P) —federal operative* yestertey —Dr. David Friday, Washington •ought to forge tha missing link economist, told tho state railrood in the Umbel kidnaping case hi commission yesterday that "Wa the heat of persistent questioning are coming out of tha depression." of three men held hers. Ha testified oa a business ex­ From their explanations of ha* they rams to pjssess 11,600 in pert in behalf of tho PeatamUr marked aioaay paid far tbs re- Telephone Company, which la op­ leasa of Charles Urschel, Werner posing an application by the City Hand, head of the Bureau of In- of St, N ten burg for lower televtsllgalion here, aspects to learn Dr. Friday said the Increasing Tha millionnslrs Oklahoma trt commodity prices Indicated the man's kidnapers. "Eventually wa win reach tha cevnomie depression aa passing. set al kidnapers", Hanai pre­ Tha average Increase, he sold ■Inca March 4 has bean IS per dicted. So far, said tha Federal tnyee- cant, although farm commodities tlgalar heading a fares of IB have Increased aa much aa 47 agents here, the three men have related "impossible and unreason­ able" ■lories of how they earns to ' “Tho advancing prim of raw ha Involved with tha marked materials and eontmodlUee," bo money. sold, “ la tha first Indication that Th* atory of one, Charles Wolk, business |a coming out of a h*ad of a Minneapolis transfer slump. This U tho natural Indi­ company, has sit agonta hunting cation of baslnoas revival.* two strangan. Hanni denied the Ho predicted a “ further ad­ “string.rs" were Verna Miller, vance In commodity prices" be­ South Dakota bank ribbor *ue- cause "wo are only partly out of pret, and Harvey Bnilry, alias tha depression.” Tom Brennan, escape:! convict. Sam Kronick, head o f | barber seen them hefbre. They wanted (o supply and cosmrt:e businres, aid cash some cheeks. Kronick bad William Nelson, unemployed, both about $600 of tho marked Urschel money on him wh*n ho was picked of Mlnneap ills, also are held. Wolk told Investigators he to. up and Nelson had a cashier's bodured the two strangers lo hli cheek purchased with 11,000 of tha bankers although ha narrr has Halted and a way will ba opened that cannot ba clewed for the re­ vocation of such Ik-enses for tha riotalion of the tarua or condi­ tions thereof, “The above statement le made •o that all may know o f tha dif­ ficulties confronting newspaper publisher* and of thelr dealre to co-operate with the President la his program for recorery." I* Meet* g ia s M k •* Am **, is ■w W tils* fs shot tSIiloa. Oood wills, all S w u y asvtreltaral . Imptsmsata C l- * H S W 1__1____ SpKlMIHi L t n i l f House __ APPLY H. M. PspW orth “ , - •* * STANLEY-ROGER8 HARDWARE CO. ■ •— . _. ^wr__■ : , iw w w m w l lf V v nfl .■ m■ BL i1 y ir r . w K l l r l aims il Celery Frinn To Rent “ Beat For The South" " 'An average work week ehould be deilrned es far as posslbla to provide fur such a spread of em­ - The Rhumba Down In Cuba ployment a* will proVida work, aa far at practicable,- for employee* The course of the United State* In the e ffa lr i o f Cuba, normally Attached to the particu­ ljlch have reached r critical condition, quite concelvsbly lar Industry.' "This derired and haa been sub­ stantially maintained by dally newspaper*. “ If tiw country ' nt Urge had kept It* employment and pa/ rolls on tha lava) of tha newspaper In­ dustry (her* would hare been no need for any todea at aU. “ Newspaper publishers do not claim that this l* due to any aapa- ■& jphtfi Fff B wfmr' I ■I V■ 'tVf - VI j. J • Their LUSTERKOTE doe* not disappoint, ft driee'tutnT And" will not stick. A floor finished with LUSTERX0TK Is a aoorea of lasting satisfaction. trade only at thoso stores which are known to deserve their Blue Engles, The unknown quantity o f thin campaign Is the uncer­ tainty n* to whether the local committees will nsnume the responsibility o f instituting a virtual boycott against a local employer, and whether the consuming public will trade at hare no detire to set Htores where price* nre higher in order to do their part In newspaper* up for ihemielvea any threadbare n movement to raise wages and Increase employment when argumrnt. It is proper to call at­ they could go right across the street and buy the same thing tention In these fart*/ "In N. R. A. Hulls tIn No. B. for less money simply because the wages there have not paragraph 7, Section (A ), It It been increased. stated: Uets *f tha 1 C# • , .Cff I *• 11 1r * #} 1 DOZIER & GAY’S QUALITY Fi Ing from about 1,000 eoplea dally In more than 1.000,000 daily, the problem of preparing a code which. In It* main feature!, would be equitable to all was necessarily troubled scene, It seema the better part o f wisdom either to continue along present channels or actually to take control o f civil affairs under the terms o f the Plait Amendment. To retreat from our present position would be to give the Impression o f having started something we couldn't finish. Any consideration o f armed intervention ahould be viewed in tho light o f the many disadvantage* such a count* would have and whether or not the good done would he o f f ­ set by the expense end the damage to our relation# with Latin America at a tithe when the Administration U seek­ ing new trade agreement* end attempting to establish bet­ ter understanding between the two continents. There is always a certain amount o f glamor attached to any display -of military force and the picture o f several J. 8. battleships steaming into Havana harbor, the d|pembarkiiig o f nattily Attired marines, and troops o f regulars marching up the Prado might, be w appealing one to many good citizens. .. This perhapa le a pleasant tight so long ae one doesn't atop , to count tho costa. Of course, we would expect but very few lives to be lost, but It would require many, acarcf dollars to finance such an undertaking and the loss o f un­ seen milliona from the diminution o f trade with Latin America, a* fa ct whfclv would be inevitable because o f the Huppiclon which the southern countries always idew ithe in­ tention* o f the United States, might well amount Vwa stag­ gering figure. i ■>. IFWHK 9 ' Whatever course the United States pursues, It la prae- tiw i H ut .no permanent peace can com e to jKtftt * w r l It* w I ftr*' �a- ..—A «■*------— -*------- ---- --f e f e v a f c t ;.^ V K \ M if.ifcH ta K •±-‘- i •V i V . hV' ■•-4&, <t ie r , d fi& " ■ l - ^ v l t i l . i ' . l iZ O lillJ iHlate-t f/WpJl liTWtefU a PUBLIC UTILmES CODE READY FOR RECOVERY CHIEF FRIDAY, AUGUST 11.!M * charge of th* project that ord- * harmony ami design In th* r*gi j ir-ay rqis* th# general level -d orifice. Growth by plan rath ban by accident U guiding vlslo3AHET PETBBS, Sodrty O fflc t 141 A country to tVivelop the greet* hspplness for Us people must I * Miss Eknina Howard managed and not .subjected to 1 To Wed H. J. Bisbee Agreement Conforms ploitation as baa laid waste 1 To Minimum Wage . riialn sections of Portugal ai . Attracting the Interest of T ib e t H. F. Calbrnui M l yesUrday •f friends here and In other parts Greece, it was said. And WorkProvlsion FRIDAY. The valley authority is to oprro far Jacksonville to »p*n4 th* of the State la the aanouncemest Monthly meeting of the First made today by Mr. and Mr*. B- Baptist 8unday School Workers NEW YORK, Aug. U ^ -A pub­ *t*k-*nd. ate the power resources In t. / Adna Howard o f tho engagement Council wtU be held at 9:00 P. M lic utilities cod* for both the elec­ Tennessee Valley In ortksr t f tric and gas industries ha* been Ain. Dora, ho* u her and approaching ferriage af their in th* church annex. trnvide a fair yardstick f-ir'l -* gu*t$ f«r uvtnil d .jr, daughter, Miss Elmina Leona completed and will be forwarded MONDAY comparison of public owners!, p Ajto Ball. Carter, Of DeLanJ Hiward, to Hamilton Joseph Bis­ Th* monthly meeting of th* St. to General .Hugh S. Johnson for bee, son of Mr*. Alma Bisbee, of and operation of power plan s administration approval. It con­ Agne* Guild of Holy Croat Epis­ with that of private ownership. B. a Chss* will leers tomor- Sarasota. Th« marriage will Uke copal Church will be held at 4:00 forms to the minimum wage ami forty-hour week provision* in To make it n fair demon-ti•w for A^karlU*, N. C. to Join place hen In the early falL Miss Howard was born In MIcK- P. Mi at th* parish bouse. President Roosevelt's blanket li in, a fair accounting syste (r«. Cku* at th«lr lumntr home MONDAY. Igan but has lived here the great­ code, and, according to Floyd L. charging taxes an I depreciatl Th* monthly business meeting Carlisle, chairman of th* special has teen set up; und appointmet Mr. and Mr*. R. W. Torn*r, er part af her life. She was grad­ of the Woman’s Missionary So­ uated from Sanford High SchoM code committee of the Edison of personnel are to by mad* on l i u Marjorie Turner, and Jl. 0. ciety of |h* First Baptist Chur.*, Electrie Institute, la expected to and later attended Queens Col merit system rether then thfou k*, of Atlanta, ap«nt Thun lege at Charlotte, N. C. where iKi will meet at 3:30 o'clock at ths Increase employment In the gas politirel preference. ay at Daytona Btatk. church. received a B. S. degree. She taught and electric industries throughout Within a year l>r. Morgan pre­ Th* Sunbeam Band of (he Fir th* country by 60,000. Mr*. Paulk Rear** and dsugh- mathematics at Scmlnola Hijft dicted, the authority will b* <1 Baptist Church will meet at 3: “ School a few year* and later went Mr..Carlisle, who with Herman *r, of Daytona Beach, ar. spend­ crlopiny iVrtllliers. Itrseareh o’clock at th* church. Russell, chairman of the special ing today and tomorrow bora with to Sarasota where she taught in being conducted on cheaper met Th* prayer band of th* Pres­ code committee o f the American (iaa Edith Walktr, Langley ulgh school. She-Is a member of >d* of making potash and phthe Kappa Delta social sorority. byterian Auxiliary will meet at Gas Association, has had th* pro. kpartmenU. f bates. There I* at present t 1 Mr. Bisbee lived In Jackionvllfl 3:30 o’clock In th* Gleaners’ CU*»- jecled utilities cod* under consid­ OAKLAND, CALIF.—Norma Snow^ sixteen yenr -old daughter *f the Iste llrnry A. Snow. African t -rcr-upply of nitrates so that it 1 roxm at the church and will bo fol eration for some time, described M n. D. U. Wilder arrlred to- from early childhood but haa~be*n lowed by th* business and inspira­ its provisions In general terms ip explorer and naturalist, is the first girl or woman to cross the Grasshopper Glacier, bordering Yellow- hardly posclble that th* govei in Sarasota for the past als years, day from Jackaonrlllo to ipend stone l*ark. Norma walked fifteen mile* over thur n r to assist her brother in making moving pictures inent-ownrd plant1can make 1 tional meeting at 4:00 o'clock. « n interview at his office, |6 the week-end with her mother, lie attsndsd th# Carolina Military trate* cheaper than private plait TUESDAY. of the glacier*. Rroed Street. * Mrs. John T. Brady, Palm*!*u Naval Academy and later studied are making them now, but It Th# Atarian Class of th* First at th* University of Florida. He They* ar* now, ho said, approxi­ Arenue. ^ po-sltlr that cheaper methoA* 1 le connected with the Sarasota Baptist Church will meet at 8:00 mately 360,000 workers employed tusking nhoaphatra and potash .’ o’clock at tho church annex. Buildtn Supply Co. of Sarasota. in th* utilitlea-of this country. He Mr*. 3. E. Johnson ha* arrlred be deveToped. expressed the belief that ths new from Black Mountain, N. C. to Am -ng other thing* th# anthu ‘code, when put Into operation, spend some time here with her Masterpiece Ballet fly Is interested in is thr propwould raise this figure to 400,Count* Johnson, Central In Film At Milane balance of industry In tha T< 000. nenta. n.-««ee Valley with a'grlcultui 4 Mr. Carlisle declined, however, A ballet entitled “ Dance of tho with correcting erosion which .1 to estimate what the increased Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Hunter and Maidens”, on* of th* most spec­ 1 laying waste to certain sectiai.wage woulj be under the code, nor dance sequences ever Mrs. J. M. We.tb.rry left today tacular ' conserving natural resource* su would he make any estimate of for Chicago where they will filmed In Hollywood, will provldo forests and mineral*. The u Secretary S a y s Five aspend three week* at the Cen- a high point of Internet in “ I SYDNEY. New South W ales- thv general cost of the code to velopment of small Industry In 1 Loved You Wednesday”, playing Six species of foasil plants new to th* Industry. Explaining that two |tury of Progress. Millions Have Been communities, ami assisting thtonight at th* Milane Theater. natural science have been discov* codes had been . drafted—on* for thrlugh providing co-operati Set Aside For Work accounting Conceived and staged by Sammy (red during laboratory analysis at th* ga* and one for th* electric Friend* of Mrs. I - T. Shepherd means and marked industry— Mr. Carlisle added that will regret to [earn that she la Lee, the Fax dance director calls Sydney University. The find is de. mrtho-W; and th* training of ci RIACKNIIURG. V*.—The need th* two wsre virtually Identical In confined to her home, 919 Park this ballet the masterpiece o f hie scribed as the most important m -nlly mrchanic*. for conserving the nation’# chief Arenu*, ’because of Injuries rf- career—and he ha* put on more contribution to paleo-botanlcal their provisions. resource, land, was stressed by "They are based," he said," upon celred In an automobile accident than 160 dancing show* for tho knowledge of th* Sydney regions thp Secretary of Agriculture, a forty-hour' week for every one, last Saturday. '•Follls*”, "V ib IU#*" ami many line* 1925, Ilenry A. Wallace, when he em­ other famous Broadway producGrowing approximately 200,- with the exception of highly spe­ phasised the Importance of erosion Bill Preston sailed from Tampa -tiona. 000,000 years ago th* plants haw cialised operators, who will bu 1control. IL- said the federal gov­ [last night o h ‘ (he 8. 8. Emhcott , Ellas* Landl, who ahare* star­ bean preserved in a fossilise .1 kept on the present forty-eighternment had ret aside $6,000.1(00 ■for Ualreafoni and Beaumont, ring honors In th* picture with form In the rocks Ip the Narra- hour schedule until arrangements uf public w irks funds (or ern-i-n J Texas and. LontAb and Hull Eng Warner Baxter, has the role of bean and Avalon districts an the are made to train additional spr control areas. land. He plan* to be away about primer* talltr r-n, and (fences the north side o f th* harbor. To the cialists to relieve them.” Mr. Carlisle explained hla refer­ three months. featured role of th* ballet. June unitlated they ar* just plant "It will he a lasting victory for Ylaxek, Fox junior star, afso fs painted In black on ordinary rock. ence to "special Ifed" employees b;> our civilisation when we learn to Some, exceptionally fin# speci­ saying that at the present time, Mr. and Mr*. P. Bayard.Smith, featured in the ballet number. take rlrep slopes nut of field In addition to Baxter and Mias mens, can be lifted off, paper thin. power house and substation operaMisa Marjori. Smith, and Lewi* crops alu| p I them into gra-- und Aron* ago these plants w#*g| tori, especially skilled In the tend Smith have returned from Wa.h. Landl, Victor Jory, Miriam Jor­ trees, when the humus supply of Ington, D.'C. and points In Ten­ dan and Laura Hops Crews are washed out i f their earth by dj Ing of dynsmos and similar ma­ <ills ran he ma'ntalnril, and when chinery, were working on a stxnessee and Virginia where they featured prominently In th* cast rainstorm down Into a bod o f mud. crop rotations thnt minimise ero­ spent three weeks. o f -I Loved You Wa.hesday.” Century by century they ware day, eight-hour schedule. Before sion can he practiced” , he de­ burled deeper end, with no air to effecting a forty-hour schedule clared. HOCIKTV TO MEET allow decay, with tremendous in these cases, he said, additional Mrs. Raymond Butler and thrrt lie said the admin straiten lux ' n and Ml1 1 1ChrUtlneJsler, J i t*- F- M. Marlyr will bg.lafd*r pressure and th* accompaayiiw men would have to be trained fur ajepled- a definite policy with. thws-W. “they -girtr (, left today day for ntlisri- ToPth# regular meeting of the dinning sulqnxrglnul land f[mn AH «if th*m r*>li i«ml nil nl Th* cod* applies both to natural . Ga. after attending a few Christian Endeavor Society of the crushed to th* thinness of a stain. production at the some rote at ihftM willir. *11111$* with ml* and manufactured gas concerns. I ' days her* with Mr. .and Mrs. First Christian Church to bo held Members of the Students’ Geolog CHICAGO- Thru- two vasts, valued at fbd.UIO, were onre tin- wh ch land Is Lrnught’ lntn use by 1 •*fF»l irlmo- I v r h v lin t * l*rlnuv Utilities which are not member* Voile Williams, Golden Lake. 11ml rrttRiiA In makv Sunday evening at th* church and leal Society recently unraflhcl o f the Edison Institute, h* con­ property of the exar of Russia, und now seem destined l„ return In n-clamatl in. specimens which were handed to |-iiIt ■ mart hr auytlilnf, has chosen as her topic, "Form* The “ land use” round talle tinued, will be "permitted to .coma that country. The Soviet Government hex -tutted negotiation* to buy Alan Burgess, a lecturer in bot­ Miss Zeta Davison is planning and Poets.” Each member hsi thm 'l full tu ruin* In In M# among other thing* rrcommrn.l'd Mil* Itrw All hv*d to leave Monday for Canoe, Ky. been requested to bring a copy of any at the university. He has In under the code" by prorated them from the Sovereign Hotel h- re. the present owners. the pnliey of inning rural sreas payment of the cost of adminis­ ■l*v», iHhI |li«» prIt* I• nnlY to returns bar teaching after his favorite poem anJ to discuss found that though they belong to along somewhat similar linea< tering th* cod*. well-known genera there are six spending the summer season hero it. 1 riian Brea- hare lieen established Asked If th* coda would causa the oil industry, now being pro specimen* of which no other ex­ SUES FOR BACK I’ AY with her uncle an.I aunt, Mr. and for specified purposes. an Increase or a request for an in­ ample has been found fhy natural pared hy ths llrrovriy AdminiCORRECTION Mrs. J. D. Davison, Twin Lakes. Orderly development of a re■dentists In arty other part of ifcn crease In service rates, Mr. Car­ trotiim. wss umlrrst-Hhl in in TALLAHASSEE, Aug. 11.— Through error It was stated In world. Their eell formation prove* lisle replied: "That Ms a very con firmed quarter- lu ly m-uring Frink Woodward, of Tallaha-.ee gim so that its inhabitant- may CARD OF THANKS W* wish to thank our friends 'bn advertisement In yesterOky's that they ar* of a genera which troversial ’matter. I H*vi\ nu cum completion. Tue—lay npplird It, tint state * 4- have vennumir well-being und at 'for their many kindnesses and issue that th* Depression Club grew at some time In America a* mrnt to make. I will only say that pr«nir enurt for a writ of m*n- ihe same lime have lime for te • With a spec fie re-’-rVati >n floral offerings extended during would sponur n dance tonight at well as Europe. it is not in the code." uguinxi “ cnsatlsfaclory wage and requiring Comptroller Lee un-ly pursuit- I- the vision of Ihe WTh* recent Illness and death of our the Lake Mary Chamber of Com­ When classification Is com­ -• Pay him $1171 a- -alary from' Tennessee Valley Authority. Dr. rate scheikiles", Johnson approved * . f 1 • -ah.... *.• t l ___ __ merce Building. By way of correc­ pleted duplicate specimens ar* tq 'mother, Mrs. Laney Thompson. a modified re-employment agree­ ill,, time h - was dropped from Arthur K. Morgan, its rhairman, E. 1st STREET sa'd. bo sent to Cambridge University, tion wa wish to »tot# that the 1 to the romptr .tier's payroll Jan. I>< and Mrs. E. L. Jones ment for laundry owners. dance will be a charity ball with] or to tho British Museum. and to -A d v, ' op to July I, IlMX W-Mhlward It I* th,. leli.-f nf those in It pruvidrd minimum » -gcmusic by th* Merry Makers. Professor Seward, th* world au­ formerly vrus eNglne.T of the rouging from 2') cents an hour in -full- railroad a-se-sment hoard. thority on th* subject. Ike-Hetilh In-97 1-3 «*-n|*> in th-N irth and auppjantcd 11 pf -vimm *■ —» GRIM I- IIAN R A L L Y n/rcetto-nt approved and lh<-n an (Continued From Page 1) pulled hy John-on trraj-c it fil C To-Night Ing Industries under modified r* The rhri-tian Eroti-avnr Society employment agreements regulat­ a II r-’nts an hour imitim-m fur of Ihe Firtl Christ an Churflt, of| unman in the South. ing ho-r* and wage* by Sept. 1— this city, which had Ml l it pt-r-en; 3. Minified wage arid hour of Its entix- meinliershlji in at th* data now set tentatively for NEW YORK — "Further deter­ elamp ng on pressure—attorneys agreements for the runfectTunary ten Imre, won Hi - nttrndanre ban ..But ha faltered ioration In all crops in th* p>*S:* for hosiery manufacturers ch i' manufacturing and grain terminal ru-r si the Chr stian Kn-lrav * „ • b * & « .h « t _ t o n d * provinces has take nplace during DAYTONA BEA^H, Aug. 11.— lengrd the legality of the Krc tv- v arehnuse indu-tgii—, jf-rmitting rally he’ll Th rsiluy evening C. tk* last week owing to lack of WV—While hie wife looked on tl^bcartyj ~ n.iply'.ig menilH-ra to oIiImIii th- Hon I amio Springs. moisture and hot weather, and helpless to aid, Robert n*txl*r, ery Art'* labor provisions. Tho question was raised hy Da blue eagle, were promulgated. poor crops; with subsequent feed 30, eltv editor o f th* Daytona I. A report from the deputy shortage, are Indicated over a Beach. Sun Record, drowned in the vld It. Clark, a Chicago lawyer, while other .hearing* wers pro- administrator epun Ilit- lumber large part of the southern end ocean her* late yesterday. ceedjrvj on permanent rwlci fur isdes, h-aring- on which were If you have wimelhing central areas o f th* three pro­ Hstsler, a poor swimmer, got several wteks ag>, war vinces," aaya the Bank o f Mon­ cut beyond his depth a Quarter of th* bituminous coal, legitimate held _-»igm ro|>ici| from much higher that turads repairing theater, underwear, and knitting a'misl ready for eubmis-inn to treal In ita current crop report. priced dra|>rry nulcrialil So — a mil* south of th* Ilf* guard machinery industries. itce Jihnson, who will send It In l'ro.ii “ Conditions In the northern ■one. HEs wife summoned Wllyou can get lovely effects, and yet1 -Spesking for th* L. and A. II >*< drat Knusesclt If h<- appro- s. areas ar* more favorable,” It s|iend little I Make handsome mani Hargett, a Red Croes' guard, lory and other companies, Clark MARTIN say*. “ Damage from grasshoppers 6. Formulation of a copper rode coiKh-cover*, pillows, and alipand Ward Post o f Petersburg, said th* section of the law re continues over large areas of Sas­ was under dlscussi-n l—tween 313 W. 1st NT. covers, tool who brought him to shore. serving to labor ths right to or­ katchewan and Manitoba, whllr Life goards worked with an In* ganise and bargain collectively spokesmen f-r the industry and frosts have occurred In Alberto. slmln'stralkm offi-isl-. Aa Indicated la previous reports, halator for two hours, but they was contrary to constitutional f>. The administration n Iteralrights undfr S prcm# Court 'Wth* prairie crop o f all grain* will war* too late. •J In response to a quny that all Mr*. Hetalar collapsed when she cisfap*. be considerably below average. In pqldlc Utilities, exrepl those puhLen.se Duplicated H* contended that by agreeing Quebec, weather condition* hare eras Informed her husband was lily owneA come within IhoM-npo to th# rode containing that pro­ been favorable and crops general­ of the NRA. DU. HENRY Ilettier's parents, Mr. ami Mrs, vision the manufacturers would ly have advageed satisfactorily, Hushing th* move in gel mldlbut rain Is new needed in most M. C. Hstsler, and a slater at waive their constitutloaal rights. tgnal lampirary. agre'enients inti) McLAULIN, Jr. Chattanooga, were notified. Th:a statement itself was chal­ sections. ef-et, nfflelala said that i-in the The newspaperman Joined th* lenged sternly by Sidney Hillman, “ In Ontario," th# report ren­ O ptom ttriat physical capacity of th* NRA d— ting**, “while there have been no staff of Jh* Sun Record II month* on* of Johnson’s labor advisers, landed largely the date upon who labeled th* criticism 'Th# general rains for some weeks, and age, having com* here from the 112 Park A ve which consumers e-rold be asked to as a m u lt estimated yields are Fort Lauderdale Daily Newt moat outrageous statcmint to be latrjbnli* blue eagle tlrms. reduced, recent heavy showers In Robert H. Gore, governor af Porte mad* by anyone at any of tho So prettied, and %o goodhearings." ~ soas* districts have been beam- Rico, owns both paper*. looking! Wears, washes, flclaL In th* maritime provincsi. Am mg other slirslopmenta of keep* it* color indefinitely—« the days crepe generally are making good where can you find anothet la British Cefombia, 1. A revised draft of a cod* for material to match it at thia * rf - i W ersohals [ ( E First Girl To Walk Aero ss Grasshopper Glacier Social Calendar NEED OF EROSION CONTROL POINTED OUT GY WALLACE Valuable Russi&n Vases Discovery Made Of Fossil Plants New To Natural Science ■ ' i m ■ n I i1 WHITE HATS $ 2.95 STYLE SHOP 2 Canadian C rop s Have S u f f e r e d Newspaper ManOf Due To Weather Daytona B e a c h Is VfctimOfDrowning Code Violators Are Given Warning By G e n e r a l Johnson Beautify Your Windows with Glorious “Homestead” Cretonnes! “ Pick a Posy” Patterns in Vat-! BAXTER LAND! VKTOt.JOfcY dyed Sn ipfolio free with three roll* o f filma. Be spre to get a supply before jroa go to the fair. Wleboldt Studio Phams WI-J t 11 « , > 1lk_ AST CALL EN»S SPORT SHOES @ $1.79 and $2^9 I \DIE8’ WHITE SHOES @ $1.00 EN’S SHIRTS <® 49c WELBORN^S N ext To W H tcm Union BROADCLOTH! I price I Lovely pettem*— tielight!*! color*. Make* the children's dime*, and y own dreases, tool J.G. PENNEY CQ Q I F A R T M I M T tw-jindtoaj ____ * • T O R ■ m �8 | y . f f ' ■a 1 -% a 2 S l ' < ' N5 1 O* S* o U 1 M ft ft CJV o � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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