14 10 317 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c2632cb5047f50ac05b493ba7ea155ed.pdf ac10f7cc181fa31ad62a04f25acf23d3 PDF Text Text I M V W 7 ! ? * M » . m ' r -Y ........................ _ P a m o r d S f^ r a ld Ho«rl T V W*rW« Grcalml Vrgctablt V * u d Richest Garden land VO LU M E X X IV BE CRITICAL TAM PA CIGAR MAKERSffALK OUT ONSTRIKE Question Of Machado Resignation Placed Before NationalExecutive Committee Make Statement RefusingToReturnUnt i l Industry Signs N. R. A Agreement Use Of Blue Eagles In Ads Called Okey F i n Cents A Copy S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . T H U R S D A Y . A U G U S T 10. I N S M caibcr A m o d a te d Mayo LawyersM^e Arsenic Trial Move EVIL “RUMORS”; Widow Generally fair tonight with drrshowers Friday. Captain Deeds FEDERAL ME ID E e r n o e n D V ^ad A n d Perplexed When fll\t d lU K tU D I SecondWomanClaimsHim ARE LAD) OFF 0 f leAKKIaATCP. Au*. 10. -< *j WAS'i.NGTON, Aug. Db— — AtU rM J* f»»r l<JV llu*h S. Johns .n, nali >-*l of Agri ultute Nathan May* recovery administrator, pe».ef» moved to have non-ISdk count 1 day InU .. .ele l. his warning KANSAS CITY. Aug. 10. I/Vt. I threatened to divorce him. but growers esrluded front tb* slain.t <nuu»e of the Mu# Sad and p e r ile d . Mrs. Ilrlty;he went anjway last February. case In which * group of eagle a* having no effect on it* lie wrote me nten. grapefiuit giowrrs from 1 Deeds llrw here yeslrrdey win? publication in newspaper ad­ “ Mane told me that she and Ed number of ruunttea la seeking vertisement*. “ Another mi*were mart i d once in New Mesirn to enjoin Mayo from enforcinginterpretation la in relation to hut laler .tvorced", Mts l»*-«s!e the stata’a anti-arsenic law as a notice warning people against said in describing their San applies! to grapefruit. The mo­ racketeers who ore attempt »g Francisco .meeting. tion was ma>ls* but not acted to get pe»ple using the blue "Thed she told m e'he hegged upon aa Judge II. C. Petleway c m eagle to pay for inclusion in a , U I n i n n t u ru ti.s t e t c a | u w [, (U>, j j tied in a f f r f t her1lo come lo Chlnn^l had 110 began hearing the case here. 1 so-called roll of honor” , Johnmoney Slid didn't know what i t Mayo's "llfo rliry a claimed tW | Branding numerous rumors and , ri»*h in t'hina W A S H IN G T O N , A tijr. JO. eon said. “ t*omr people hare do. M are offeinl lu turn Kd’a the ... ( I f T V laaaHltfd -fn aa) TAM PA. Aug. 10.—Eight thou­ judge was without juriedictto.) The woman accompanying ^ — ( A . P . ) — Tht* P r e construed this a* preventing kiuly over to me, along with his ...... .s lilr , n t ’s T h e question o f w hether sand Tampa ngarmakers refused over groves located outslslo (rrori rumors that have ls*en rir* II ne'e I,,sly home fmoi San Frait- lehingings, and pay-the-cost of ITIOfllfleil IfOV efflfflffltn l newspapers from selling ad­ , 1 , an a tutnhaurd iii.ovie P resid en t M achado shall ret0 return to work yesterday mnrn I’ulk c.iunty. . _ _ _ _ _ _ Mulntrd In Snnfonl rornlly m hipment to Kansas .atx^.^— -riin n lra tio ri plitu went Into e — vertising spac» f«r the anj"mnlii*'**ii» 11 I elamleruus lies , » l i a L Hi*. Marie llennes«y Shiralgta h is post to bring pence^ .no.pcvmentf. of . Mue_. tagt* j log In accnrda'nA with a ileelslon "There was nothing I fuuid d a lffC t tottky in volvin g Itrotind uT w R »ii«[ b H iH t at e -maair-meeting~Tnrsrhrr*tttght.-n n i n s , | >■ v i| k | g 1 O V 'rain-t the gissl. names and rrtm lit, 1,ri.l.- of I Its* flier in thma. nut let the other woman bring 10,000 l ~ lo Cuba, now- under a for^j firms and Individuals. That is em ployes (If whom Only one of- Ihe larger factories, ifcout 900 must look fo r oth er , P l A l I N u D I ,n,t n' " f " " r cllhens*. General 1*hiio he was an instructor, four Ed home to his mother." m all/ declared state o f w ar I absur.tty. The N. K. A. wants Itav-a-Tampa. and a few small all publicity given to the use Murie Herds was quoted as fobg. F'ank Evnrt lale yealeiday after- day he foie Ihe fatal ■tash. as resu lt o f th e menace o f : ones were operating. of the emblem and. obviou.ly, The prohildtmn bureau was With the arrival **l faptam say n in San Franckaco that the r**.,m i*lin'yeil members of the lo­ After a meeting last night n revolution, was placed b efore there are no strings on the In d*' lusty, Mrs. I feeds e , pi eta aviator had kruu-rd llelty Derut |transferred Into the justice de­ committee announced that workers cal N. K. A. Campaign Advisory newspapers as to the form, the national executive com­ to inert hi'l rival face to !»«'* In Mexico prior to his going tu partment's new division of invag- ' at the Hav-a-Tampn factory would mmiitee that “ It is imr duty m itte e o f Machado’s liberal , shape, site, or character of just a« »he did In Ran Fra-ii'isco China. Betty Deeds denied such a ligation, causing |kk) workers 'o their ads so long as the ad­ quit work this mnminir. lid that of rvery patriotic citt- when hi- lusty arrived from t hma divorce a« im|Hisstble, saying her ly. droppetl The merger of tha IlH The workers sent n message to p a rty a t H avana. _ vertisers are bona fide mem­ grn to run these stories down and “ Ills Valh was la.l enough", husband was in Ihe United States vrstigation and natoralualian bu- • manufacturers that the “ lapse of Despite efforts of the Cuban' bers' f the blue eagle fra­ m u s of Ihe labor department expose them as Ihe fabrications • lie •i,bts,l at the home ol Mrs. at th* time mentioned. employi^rnt" would rnntinue until government end mediation by the ternity.” The claim of Mane llenneaay meant that 27h employe* will b« they Are” . M III# P tvm, mother Of the dead the industry signed the N, R. A. A _ United State*, and Ambassador h 1 As n 11-siil 1 of his plea that filet, "Iml uh«n allI Ihiy m n came rim r up Shirley Deeds was verlfie.l here Joblrs* code with a wage srnle based mi Wallas, the general *trike contmThe placing of the United ty Mrs. I'otv 11 several da>* ago definite action he taken against It almost has hsett too Hiurh. loo prices paid here in l!*29. Hie persons known to he the nrtliEmfit if#vrll in a elatrmrni In which she said Slates Shipping Board and. lb* . "We ha*l bvslt mat In Santiago the military super Factory heads, who have been UUVVI i/P gloat«rs , f these rumors, mem- yeaia an<l -werr Itvi 1Mg in ll*»lly- her son and Mrs. Betty” De,ds Merchant Fleet CorporationI und«r (■AINF.SVH.I.E. Aug. in. visor laaue,j an edict ordering all working on a rlcar ri»le for Flori­ were I vorced about last January. the commerce. departm*nt la-r*, of Ihe cummitlre voted to wuml". she roiillnucd. “ Ha had yes CTr iiit Juilge A. J. l ong itor*a to re-open within five days n p / i r t l l / r * n l f t C l l M da for more Ihan.tw* monlIts, Newman tJW -rjeh-U tdU snlfln-A t the—hun__Mrs.— Potvln said pectrd to bring ciniolidatton at f'iOTEH. i r k t jt»DiW«ifi| r t r d iit iiiiiu u .; ; V L t > 1 t l o U l l l ; railed a meeting-in-thc mortrmr’ te^sv granted- a. «»mpn*«ry .AnJdt lor I kiln't want to go her former daughter-in-law wo.PI position* l»ter hut no work»r» will r J u n e tio n against the' FluTilfi. m » im .e aulh.udy In tiaide”* eoinnttr an-m strm Jt'ncf Generml Mario O. Menocal, for, at headquarter* of the Ciga now l># dropped. The cluing** i f * tr«* which •ill *vrry RR(| | Rm,i him lo go, filh ff. rnakr her.home with her hrrr. j Manufacturers Association nod control Isianl ft out enforrmg a; mar president of Cuba and leader tipecled to cut eipenditure* <8^chnrgr i»t I o f the opposition, watched from ’ derided there was nothing they order fixing prires of milk in Ih 000.000. Office of public building* »na ( hla home in Miami, ileelaring that I could ilo now inasmuch as a spr* Gainesville area, 'll,,, ruling mine in a end gt public parks of the national rtjp* j '- I n I application of President inml Hal: nstinnal memorial comma*M Hrtnsevelt's blanket rode is now lacking the constitutionality of ........................ AU ’I aion; Reck Greek a.ul Polo In Hyde Park, N. Y.. President' I n $ 7 2 ,4 6 3 ,0 0 0 M o f e heing eon»ldered for Florida by tin* state's milk control law. While the judge inrludid It* E lk patkway rommisaiot,; Arlington Roosevelt was assured by’ KepreT h i n Y p RI* T h M l L O S t fhe national recovery art admin* written opinion An his order, be In Memorial bridge commission; du­ aentalivu Ftah. of New York,' 1 n ,H i e a r ^ l l , u , , I J “ 0 islratl n. formed rnun***l In* did not Jieliev ties to the national park service, “ We nre unable In adopt any ranking Republican member of; . n n IE A N a Au10.sjch an emergen-y cvi*tc.\ in which bemmes tho offlr# of na­ foreign affaire committee, of; NEW OIU.EA.NW.Aug. program with relation to wages T O IT lO r r O W anlted support in whatever action I Southern planters poc 1932.33 and working, conditions until our Florida a* would permit the l.eg H O I I O T H tional parks, building* and raatr1032-3.1 (Continued tin pgge Four) vatlona. ha* deems necessary to restore or- 403,000 more for “ government advises us in re­ received Th* bureau* of Immigration and dee in Cuba. I * »“ » " weop tbm" thwy sponse to our appliralinn ” ntamiruins of Sanford revealed I'att etgltad • ______ the year before, it was naturalisation ar* consolidated in­ \ rra n g e m e n tH farturers said in ■ statement. I'.'ll will lw holtyeaterday In the annual rrpsirt of Elk - lodge No to a bureau of Imniigiation and . WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.—AA*) ||. f. _ .Hester, . . _______ a ___ rn .em.r.tu. .iM a e illl* o. secretary The at.trmen.. whirl, is printe.1 r.,| tomorio, ,nt a» a creep-, naturalisation, while th* federal — Stepping directly into Cuba's Of the New Orleans Cotton Ks- ■" >" The Tribune this m«rnlion alien brill lo the regular Defmll* agenele* s i, al work * TOPEKA. Kan., Aug. IO.-(An board for vocational education, political trials, tmbruiled by a de­ ^ ‘ I Ing deplored the Ihe action of the ing deplored Featuring tonight's free enter .... liny, letting at H O H o’e'oek. ,,|a,„pnng, t>y tha spreading o» creed state of war, the nation's National Guardsmen look up herttofur* an independent unit, th T 'n a .t season's crop broughtj workers as "unfortunate and un- tainnirtit and concert offered l>) beromea an advisory board with highest officials last, night ax- IS W ilW r.1, comparesl t . W-Wl.- ’ lurt” and delrlniehtar fit tfif^causo A..... ding !" Howard tiveil n. f.|,r rumor*, lo create 1nresl an >ntry duly in Ihe marble halla. Its functions plaml lit a division the Sanford Caneert llrehe**lru praated “ deep concarn at the turn w j u for lh. 1931-32 season., i f «h# worker, as well a* of the >, 1 Imy of lhe.l.o*lge, similar j^fnalun and tie iV'feat ihe Na­ of the Kansas treasury yesterday of the office of education of th# arul Bssl'tmg talelif will lw song of events" hut Indicate.! faith In «jth marketing. IHOJC.I Lalrt; factory owner*; It pledged support by Mrs* Pauline Moran, the l(us 1 me. In r ai« i . mg held m many ' tixnal Raeoyary Arl. Clly CommM*|wj,||, atat* and federal officials Interior department. continued mediation rather than h * o f the recovery program with or uhairs of the rvurgxnlxa^ sisters, John Digliton, ami "Pe(i Florida e r t i . It w.ll mark Yh ej<li(t)t,r a 0 Shinlodser t »ld San- pressed an inquiry Inlo the claver Major s' military Inti Intervention. ^ * eaul lh^ past season, fur “ willingnaaa to make all the nerHeater >#xIjmmi*,J untif. Da*. >a''pt*a vaealuda ^f.1 tw | f l„ , liaM |U, all ITvlng P**l e v J f aaJ IMwwalaaa gaaterd^ BfiWlJtuc t W / 1 " 1 S.toshine", ft»TF*ry*nf *» !»••* "Ida haue* offtta a Hail, a, (aw moments • ( Codtinaan osf f s g s T k r w l _ _ stnimenfallsts. .,|l,,| ruler will have lern hon- a talk on Ih# N. R- A. Of fiMhient Machado's plan finally agreed upon will per niunir pal lonils. Establishment of a division af Tin* eiilierrt. one of a se.rie ' of 1 .. ....... Tou often, lie sard. Ilie*e rumors war decree was flashed through; mit us to remain In business." I risaging possible action by tha procurement in the treasury t* •*rr»! ni ihh mi*•*tit*ir brn» in many . » » - - .1*111 , reral that will b e* played Ion* ' 1 1 1 m givan rn»«lriirr f»y ftfiain diplomatic ami press channels, The only other formal action stale legl-latlvr council *galnat su.-cevd the-several hundred unit* |*rou11 who ild nnl wbh It* lakv . 'litis summer, vxill U* remlensl •* h i . b«* formally expresied “confidence” taken at the meeting was adop Tim lloyd, state treasuri Gov. nuw obtaining supplies, and for­ riter--f.il I.) Slide.t it I" hoped t |jinv ligate llu* friilh In lh* ability of AmMssador lion of a motion Instructing K. I. from n LumDIaiul .un the Court A. M. lain tin ordered the N'a- mation of a division uf disbursing or falsity of I Its rumors, so Ibal to I mud them'dvrs Jlou-i* lawn. The roncert sluifs Sumner Wellea aa a mediator. Tlett ull I -•k t.onal Guard vigil together with McKay, aMorney for Ihe ass.f the uppnitunit) to nttrud what it lertiines the obligation uf all a check of lloyd's records by atat* m that department to succeed th* Welles recently presented to riation. to continue his efforts »« H.OO oiloek. 2200 agencies attending to that patriotic Americana to itamp out - mini n. In I** an Interest utl getMachado a proposal by various aerountants. to work out with the recovery ad­ duty nuw. ingvUirr III etinif. Bnterliiiiimei.l propaKamla of Ibis type. Island factions that he taka a Goiernur landon said he did Possibility that the municipally ministration a code for Florida. Consolidation of lh* bureaus i f This .-an be dune most pTrclivewill lie piovi.le.l nnl n fly bm* nl leav# of absence after appointing owned Maytatr Hotel may soon not know "how far this scandal la intarnal revenue and industrial aiWhile ....... manufacturers were In ly, h < -a'tl, by allowing no rumor .ill be eel veil nl lieConclusion of a secretary of state acceptable to be going to reach”, and other officials cohol Into a division of lulemal the gathered M uopened p e n n i 1to 0 m e traveling public t\f f p i m n * workers a s m ■■■■ on ..........the j1 t , pa-s to amdlirr ear. “ We have llie- Hireling. the various leaders. roul i orly runjectuie whether revenue, likewise put off until tnlay in an announcement „, tre,ts lemple. iotmed tula, r,ets and at the labor tempi#. AS|IIS(;Tnv* All., ,/|*> live,I n named Ihe many ways in which w, ran easily Secretary Nevertheless, the • increase*! by Mayor V. A. Speer that he has hut mole than t'iMt.OOO In spurious Dec. 31 or sooner If Secretary WM no disoHer. I hlcf . « I N •! * k gravity o f the island crisis last Irarnrd from official, of I h . ’ f P -,W U gan kept two ahlfta -»«..»h llry.n «»we,,. mmW. r I* following as ■•me of I by past ex rheek up nil every one of llivie b*mla, revealed Tuesday, would b* Woodtn works out a plan. oiled ri|lei wlm anil lie legioreil ri '■■ bills (gl-rhoods” , he said, uncovered. night brought both concern ami Vlori.l) Public Servle* Go. that' n ,hr joh , „ j .herlfr# deputies Denmark ami former Florida ••• Abolition of the prohibition bu­ "and n,* should avail ourarlvrs of turn irsuw ntglu* ,an air o f tenseness to the state they One set of forged bonds, Gover­ reau bring* In an end its long e f­ It... k.vttersons who patrolled ,k Ihe. manufacturing manufarluring enncon grrssmau. will make n lr.ui have eiintaeteil contacted person* lhe-e ways rather lhan careless­ lie, Paekat.l. II II thlhaoi. \V. !department. nor l^ndun said, was in Ihe treas­ are interested in this property. |ters but *11 gathering* were or­ Atlantic talk later this monlli in Willi bull, E. F. Ilnutdiuliler, ly pussiiig ruiiiora on fu another." urer's vaults, lepraacnliug secur­ fort to enforce the IHtli Amend­ ■iiptMirt of Piesi.h'iit KiHisev. It's i : The aecretary of state toftl It was laarnrd that P hlic derly end good natured. ment, of it* IKOO employes, all dis­ Mr. Shinliolser's talk was priJim* l.udwig, (I P Herndon, llev. nr papermen he was following Service offic als have been e*tal»The Hav-*-Tempa cigar farlory emergency rw-emrlovnienl |bin, \. H. Peck. II I- Peek, f . J Mar* niatily a detailed story uf his rr- ity fur state ik-poarts In three charged, approaimalely |2ini are I* uanki which have been closed to b* r» employed Immediately In by hour" tha dcvdopaients liahing such contacts for several waa the only large orgeniiallon recovery headquarters anivouu.*.'.l rrnl trip to Washington where he I liall, ami J E. Itdeliie. •' coinrident with th* Investigation tha division of Investigation. ,1a Havana and Cuba. Wreks. V. W. Kennsffy, Orlando that continued to operate, anil al­ inlay. sal in on the formation of the NaAnother ap.rljUa set with a pur­ ( Frequent talaphonlc communica­ official of the company, yerterday though Idle worker^ gathered John S. Hurley, assistant ill rocliotial I.tiiut*erman's CimI* that la ported value uf |32tf,0UO waa as- tor of tbo bureau, bvcoinaa hand tion waa maintained with the slated that his concern, has a de­ around the plant they were quiet now pending a decision. a>r(ril lu b* In Chicago, supposed­ Aiaariamn embassy in Havana. partment which roncerna itself ami did not interfere with men of th* prohibition unit of th* in­ When he had ConcItlVd this ly in th* hands of brokers. Wlraa war* kept open also, with with “ sick" manufacturing plants, and women going t*. and returning vestigation division. Officials d li porimnn f his talk, he turned ■<> Th* original bonds— forged in not tips.-) a place would ba givan tha lummer Whit* Hauaa at ll y > large business institution*, or hrthe Preaklent’a Agreemanl ' with from their Jobs. KjpIkaU—at* Ih* property of th* A. V. .Dalrymplr. prohibitum di­ h » h , Now York. lets wtjicli have been operating Ih,. statement that th* “ blanket „ , , ; Kansaa School Fund Crmmlxsion. rector. He has been mentioned, '■Hall aatd ho.hod no doubt that In territory supplied with elec­ : •-iniriots* County will I-1 as fol­ C...I, U no, a final reeling place |K„ cl|y huw ur whe„ |hfy w#f# I'ontingenl upon Hie arrival of ;t Roosevelt, In hit con- tricity or gas by Ihe company. however, for other govrit/netit for any .ne." • sufficient funds with which to <q»- lows: fl,picd has not bran disclosed, but positions. Thia department i« in eharga llaroaco yooUrdoy with Owar BRemlnol* H u ll School: t; E . Hr slatrd that the blanket rml* eialc for on* m inth all white uod officials who aigned the original Ctatoo, th* Cuban amhaatador, of F. B. Rakeman, he sahj who Th* prohibition bureau was rait,lured schools of Seni" <>le VI, K iy, kriuciial, A. II. Johnson, Is haviqg a telling effect upuft bonds said the forgeries war# arraagod by .talaphon* through had telegraphed h m yesterday tabllthad in 1927, succeeding tho Reconstruction of Stole Ro# ' I ’uunly will open on Oct. 2. •• l•-•■na|ll Mcl.m*« , KiKiman l-s-ls- lints* group* of Industrie* which neatly perfect. th* atat* dopartreant, had * ex- that, "Have contact interested in prohibition enforcement unit of No. 102 leading from 0 « M * •*«JW" wss announceil at a ineetlni: ••! ■■■an, .1 * 1 (101' III dgrrs, Mrs. Mn* had been- lagging behind in preRonald Finney, known aa a pra—id to him "our deep concern.” Mayfair Hotel. .Should have com­ Drange county line at the Winter th# Internal revenue bureau, cre­ F u rl, Mr- M.iy li. 'lu s w ill. Mrs ibe Board of Public lna»»u«" » psriiit' a -Patioiuil coda for ap- bor.d bnker an t grain simula­ ated lo 1920. A (tatoaioat from th* Prrsfknt plete inf irmation on same by Fri­ Park clly limits will get Gladys W illiam '. Mr*. Winifresl tul* yeaterday. piosal, an,1 Diet In this way, one tor, was under 128,000 bond pend­ oftor thia conference, urging the day." Tho prohibition bdrrau hope* th way at once, It * » » here Naming o f white f nrhera f*>r M s il.y / M Is s lic in i Vernay, *li'» o f Hi* inli-nliona of the blanket ing a h*,i>>s on u specific cAarga Some days ago, Mr. Itakrman ; rqatoratAon o f peace in Cuba aa have ready bv the wrek-end tha tnlay. The project totals an ex- the IM M U term wu Die fea *re llutli Hand, Mi ' .Mnigarvl Gos, cml* is living carried out, of uttering euo.uuo In forged '" o f each Immediate importance had writtrn Mr Kennedy to say prnditure uf W2.00°E liin b rlh SlHM'liiaker, E a il names of officials In Ha new ad­ uf the meeting. Except for ip Dirrcling hl» remarks In those bonds to the National U. ♦. uf that Avow political problems shou.T, that “ I will lie glad lo receive -kite Stins-ciplnr, Stale R >ad Deportment wo»h- po hlnient ul learhers at l^r,*n K -Hi*. Mrs. Mum Topeka, which wax not affacted ministrative set-up. A number nf |M -rson< win ate doubting Ihe wiaW m*t la th* moot patriotic spir­ on th* Mayfair Hotel, and upon m; n yesterday w .r. buay, r.movadmlnlstraio.s will be left off the High School, in th*. lh>ard lias • "* Mr*. Mary Slain-. Mrs. Gladys ‘•""I “ f the N. U. A., Mr. Shin- by the closing orders. i.o ..„ .... it", was latarprotod at th* aUta receipt, I will immediately discos, men y .. » . n » y .Smith, Ml » Clifford .' Iiinhul-i'r. roll* along with other officials. «h. earn* with **veral Vont.cU | lag ro.*'« m.chln*r, ^ p'etr.! thU portion .. ’ ll. pr#l . YesUrley's developments in tha tarn* (CaaUaqod On Pag* Four) Yucaliunal .‘ ictunil. Mis* Itvtcrca liolser quoted General Hugh John­ Hurlay and other officials ax>at ih* Goldanrad atat ion. »• I ,lt,y aml riutln* work « f tnaa me ca«e cams aftar Boyd In an inter­ which we have e-lahllshed.” and other material will b* onload- 1 Mnoolj, operation o f all Hlavens, sure eilmg Mrs. James son a* liavlng tulil the luinlwrmen view related detail* o f a trxnsac- pactad "no material change” n tluit "This Is no time to question Mo ghton, resigi.c L ed Within the next few days, ill ihoo)f Hon through which f|80,000 in enforcement, hut *aiil .that with Bsnford Junior ll gli School: It th* wisdom of the Art. It should 000 fewer workers, there would b* was reported. ' onl, six new learhers liav# l«en questioned before forged bonde cam, into hla vaults. more difficulty In carrying on Under present plans, thw n,n^*'! named this yenr. It was un­ F. tmojier, piinciial succeeding J. have been tholr activities. Toot highway now being used is to ri<)Unfm, Anion|{ them la R li­ Iihtvll Jacul.s, B I'. Slrelr, Mist Drrsident K o-rvelt signed the ke torn up and replaced with ant P|tt,„an( j r< Apo. I.a, Emilia l.ingls*, M Edna t'hitlrli- hill If al all.” l*f*q Waahingtonia palms CINCINNATI. Aug. 10.-UP)-- IH-fo«t highway eight inches thic*., ^ Answering th* question “ Will gr>J uf ,h.. tfniVwr .ty ■I 11, Miss |.aura • liillrmlen, Mrs. MTad this morning from John J. Henkel. Di-ye.r-old "prol* lurcy Smith, Mr Jesiie Butler, Ih* plan g „ over?’’, Mr, ShlnholThe nsw road will b« „ f Florhla and ..ne of that keb ol * f * A a * y adjoining tha former * * *— . .. Irm youth is lieing r “ c,m-! treated and approxiavataly l '" a "ti' „utstaiuling athlet'f figures ' lor Mrs. Glady. VYalmixht. Mrs. Ef- *er stated that it is part of a g*nCHICAGO, Aug. 10— <A>>— roH-AtlgaUg National Rank from-Meridian. Mis*. (Contlnurd On Pag* Four) months time will be required P»* ( |w ( thrre years. He win I e Durden. Judges of Chicago’s criminal rni tqkgn _D> th. City (rasing, police said, that he* lient Sanford Grammar School: Mrs. NEW YORK. Aug. I0.-(A>)— complete the »lx and one half niilr named aa assistant pnhripiaJ ul courts ar* anssrsring challenges Hall whara efty workman ...............J PPB BP to death Oliver S. Baily^ 27-ygar Prarl II. Babbitt, principal, Mrs. HT. PETE RESTRAINED . slretch of road. llrlnrw ia*i»Uti*do High School. Brfura.m* w uf crime with action to put gun­ Jcrihtn Seaman, Brooklyn, I* ; pUated them aloag Uva alleyway t old insurance broker and local aoIt w y Isarned todar that R»r.n- kers of th* Board set to Ih ifts k Inna Flynt. MVs. Illanctir Mc­ Ing hold on a governor's warrant TAM PA. AiigT lO .-W ’v—Tho men behind prison bars. aa th* aoothwaat annar of tha aiety man. hathryo Vain, Mrs. nal* Gomty labor exrluxively wid of approving tracheraa* nainav aa Kinnon, Mr Threats of death sent to Judges Istusd at th* request of Jackson- >. city of St. Petersburg waa re. * W d « ,/- ‘V > V » > r - ' v . Moving swiltly a Hamilton Frances Stine, Mis* Mildred used in huil hng thia r,ad. Thiv villa polk*. Seaman I* charged ' ^ s ‘ Tha p a W vemd I sU ted U th* hfbunty grand jury , *Jur| ^ A V j l . bor” yHII ba recruited thrviuch i*ronimenile<l by the trustea of Mitchell, Miss Ethel Kiser, Miss -.trained from accepting bond* in followed almost Immadlataly by with four ethers with obtaining the variius distr ets, X. F. t)"idthe sentencing of two more man payment of 1931 municipal taxes wo. S D M g hy official* th* bank, aa Indirtmenta rh.igmg Henkel with 1“ ^ Kemmol* I'ounly W elfa f .wy gave , .hurt talk on th# KutcJ. Maxin* V*u"g, Mi*. Alice El isr, •181,000 from tha Florida Na­ to prison bringing to M th* total _ . . 11 .■ U LI a,,.!.. I — t In an urder filed In frderal court ’ ' which wU ba first degree murder and mursl-r Dili and how tl. may affedt Ihe Miss Maude Lake. of alleged offenders sentenced tional Bank of JarktonviMa in horg by Federal Judg* Halsted Iwhile committing robbery. Bally » ' M ag|lt |(esl • Iv o v p lo y m ' • tp South Sid* i’rimary- Mra. Stella school system during Ibe <mmng since local authoritlaa began an 1932 through passing forgad body was found in "Isieeea I-an* MAHHH ' l HKKimtMLY* IL L i*. Arringtun, pr.nripal, Mrs. Rlllar. of Miami today. term. . inteneive drlvrt 10 days ago to ehacka. on the outskirts of the city Sun* Bus ell, Mis (J-Inton Belief was expressed, fol!#wlug Jessie “ R ITN A PIN G " T H u T t IMR I’ li) aid ans WM have been at­ clear tk* dockets ef criminal caaai. foBdtyi OIL TANKKR KXPLODBa's Brown, Ur*. I^tti* Nix, Mr*. tending Jlr. C. J. Marshall, well- hi* lalkt -tbht there will be a* iraJudge Joseph B. David, who waa t*»t week that d*Henkel. a ward of th* Jovenll# DURANT. Okla, Aug. 10.—(Ah Irene Walt, Un. Kuth M. Hun­ rieasa in school revenues over NEW YORK. Aug. 10— W V - ' , on* of th* magistrates thraatonad, " store* * will court,'waa arrested at Meridian known local physician and radi­ ter, Mr*. Minnatl* Jacob*, Ur*. — Th* kidnaping racket to Okla­ ologist bm> Krl hy, when ha be- those o f last year. If the prlvll gen homa is spreading t l anlihalia. promptly sentenced Latter Brown Th# 75-fool oil tanker Gloat*# « * - ' : Tha.aML.MAk build- whaa a filling sution operator Elixabath Mn. on, the Misses Kuth plclous at th* xlght a f , tunc critically III, today reported of the Kutch BUI ar* token ad to a maximum of ona year to Ufa plodad about a mil* o ff Rock*way - -j . m a 1 __1 - _ s L ms K m t . . . o l a a tea w u e o , a a n M . vantage of, It sra* pdated out that Gilion, Mary Itotr.m.n, Carmetn Uriavt I at th* lota af her only for robbery and eeatancad Jerry Baach yesterday, and burand'to J th* shabbily dressed boy drt»taa that he truiaina la a serio a pup, • dog owned by Elmo Duck­ "palma, Mag Barbar, Frances Morrow, Annla dil oo. tir. Marshall Is confined to ther* Is n possibility theft Semi­ Ford, reputej member o f the Rog­ tha water's #dg* with loaa hi** la ta h a widened by an tx^enaive automobile. Th# car hillumie un Union Avenue where nole Go nty may yat have eight Bell Dyson, loulao .Swain, Ernaa- worth kidnaped xlx klttena from er Touhy gang, to thraa months mated at ttOJXM. No ona waa' and wrist watch which lh# youth tln* Weatpkal, Mias Elisabeth tho mother eat and aylritod thorn * f thkx p i* which la jared, 5 Ifl members of hla family a n assist­ month school to(gl*s for having a gun. away to th* doghouaa. ■ conerata waa wearing ware idenlifiad aa fCanUnsad On Fag# Two) Tha 1933-84 whit* teachers of ing in caring lot him. B a ltr* ' . . BY NEW FLAN FRANK EVANS I.oral Recovery Lend* cr Launches Attack Against Circulation Of Slnndrrous IJ 10,000 Workers A r e Affected By Reor­ ganization Program Of F. I). Roosevelt ii* uf ,hr *,r f0'"""’ " • ««“ " E S / S T lii-. ......... * *“!«•* «»f IMILK DEALERS IS GIVEN S E T B A C K ;; Tcmr«Trnr^ Injunction I (Irnntcd AKainHt Milk Control Hoard COTTON GROWERS RECEIVE BIG SUM FOR THEIR CROPS y . ‘,'.'I'-?- - ^ “S w r l S * 0. SH pO LSER SEARCH IS BEGUN Past Exalted M AKES SPEECH FOR FORGERS OF Rulers To Receive ON RECOVERY ACT K ANSAS BO NDS Dixie Planters Take Made p’or I*ro»?rum .Tonight I AttackH Spreading Of State And Federal OfRumorH DenigncdTo ficialH Press Inqui­ ry Into Clever Deni Create DiHturhance I' PwSSSSi Possibility S e e n * Of Hotel Opening By Public Utility Mrs. Owen To Speak To U. S. On Recovery All White And Black Public Schools O f County Slated To Open On Oct. 2 Oviedo-Winter Park Road Work To Beffin tPalms Removed From ‘Problem Youth* Held Bite Of Former Bank On CharRe Of Murder Challenge Of Crime Answered By Judges Man Held In Gotham Upon Requent Of Jax l- » *rh“ F p|0‘ it.A .M • yji.fi.—ri •; ‘ v! sw* • -a . " -siwse- .. 1 1Ml da r �*• I t ,la i ylneh in th# Wag**, V m the Mat Ml tor. . Werklng car«f»I1jr G ran fu ll |ot two atrth** on tho Orlando manacor, than mad* him *wtag at a fait apinning carr* halt WIIllamaon hit it sharply-fo A p r*' hat ha waa throw* M l Ww|f#*t and Feds A w ait M orrow Firm In D eterm ination To Give HGERS FROM 1ST Tigers R eal B eating Here PLACE IN LEAGUE r a iT B iL Caaaa Ortaada nartoaa MafWd t a iu r a • I • 4 A ft • 4 -•»* T » -»»« ateuranc* by the new director Loaokara 1 * •* « that their celery triublee would » • ? Smyrna ______ • » • » « be taken cars of from now on, so they both changed their rain-Jk Nat worried In the loaat or»r about loorisg Sanford. having laal a third atralght asManager Abbott today an­ Mbit Ion gam* to tha DaLand of Pope yeaterday afternoon at Mu- nounced the release atclpal Park. Manager Chnalla Mite, outfielder who came hero un Lee Crowe’e recommendation. At Abbott and hla CoU ryfa* war* talking tomoritw’n gama tho earns time Abbott elgnrd Q. with Orlando, a gam* that *ho<M U Roberts, furmsr Gator player (ill Municipal Park to tha rafters who played In the Northeast FloriJs League this year. Robert* and o f tha grandstand. Big Phillips, a third-baseman, art Yesterday tha Tigers took a real t s pec ted to bo hero tonight. beating from tha Daytona Beach f f they arrive, Phillips will Islanders and aa a result the Tigers war* knocked out of I l f isagea lead Inta a tie 1with— llir Cocoa Indians. Tha gam* was the last on* Pete HcRIrard will b* on th« benefl which Lefty Jack, Baker will awaiting Call if either Phillipa, pitch for Orlandb, for h* left L-r Cruse or Abbott falters one whit. Clewiston and a big nugar mill Manager Charlie Is ready to pull where he waa called back to work himself, or any of hie players, today. That means that the Tiger out o f tho’ gam* M he sees that hurling stair Is limited to Left? they are Impotent against any sort of pitching In lbs league. Flora and Tea Carle ton. He’ll be more'anxious to Jo this That also means that Flora tomorrow in slew of lb* gift that will “ chunk'’ here tomorrow against Sanford. H* la the curly- lbe famu i» highly Important. If the Feda lost, things will be in haired lad who held Hanford to anything but satisfactory shape (Is hits and beat them I to 0 In fbe all-important gam* of the for the seoson is growing shorter. Th# Leesburg Bruins will be at first half. He has won nine and home playing a double-header ____________ lost four games this season, and bom* with the hustling Daylong Beach Is considered a pretty fair hurler. Manager Abbott today wai learn. Jm:*^ Meadows, former big* planning to start either Lefty leaguer is scheduled to oppose Lane or Lefty Geiger against-tha Kant Greenfield, another ex-big Tlgarp, tamoifow. Lana, la ready timer In tha- aovefi-inatng second game, while Jo-Jo Cheek will op­ for work but h* hasn't been,In Sanford sine* Monday and _lhls pose Lefty Knowles or Lefty Witt morning Abbott hadn't contacted in the first game. Th# Islanders him. Abbott was told by Lane that hare mad* only on* appearance in he U ready to pitch Thursday, Leesburg this year, and with their play highly Improred It is howerer. expected that th# park will bo 0*l*ar. who has looked pretty good In throe enhlbltlon tilts this packed and Jammed and that home jmar, may get tho atartiag call. runn will bo coming thick and fast. The Cocoa Indiana will b* at He should have no trouble with tho slipping Tlgara. but if either N .w Smyrna giving the Crackers h* or Una do get Into trouble, a beating, and going further into th* league load. Cal Dennis will b* sent Into the From all Indication* it today ,pbreach pronto. Dannie, by the P*are that th* Fad# wUI beat the Tiger*, th# Islander* and lb* Brulna will split • p*|r of g tB „ p l o b id a Daytona PonndsOutl7 Hits To Score 7 To 5 Win In WildContest ORI-ANDO, Aug. Daytona's Islanders swung their trimly aril, low* with a Tenges nee yesterday and 17 basehlte rattled to the far reaches of Tinker Field, the re suiting runs toppling Orlando's Tigers Into a tie with Cocoa fo tho top rung In tho Central Flor Ido League standings, when thee came up with the short end of a 7-5 tally. * Old Gotyrge Guaartr pitched a masterpiece for tho beach clnb in­ to the ninth Inning. When the Joiner who look Shannon's place at first base for tho Ialander’s In the eighth, th* ^iteran seemed erelf on th« w »y to a five-hit win. The Tiger* went down fighting. Prof Reed singled o ff Joiner’s glove. Charley Sends screamed one over Gordon Apgar’s head at short-atop and the hall gam* came to Ilf*. Wh*n MacMullen singled to drive Reed arro*a and send Hands to third tha tying rune were on the sacks. Johnny Culbrsath rushod Kant Greenfield In from th* bull pen. Greenfield, a former pitcher for th* New York Giants and the Bos­ ton Braves, hod (fee™ situations Ilka this in much faster company on many an occasion. Ho waan’t how' t h k y s t a n d laaaicu uuara B A L L G A M E JLA T K D Play la th* Semtaal* Baseball Leogoo tossorrrw wilt fiad the G rape rills team mooting tha San­ ford Junior* on tho Ninth Street Dlamonil, and tho Edgewood'tosm mooting tho Lake Monroe team Tnlaln 41 a.nr, by Innlnses l»ATTHNA nlll.ANIHI . Mammary: . . T » 0 >ei Three haee hit. • “fo*'. Moure. Mallby. Mark fires. Umllk. Rpaha. i-iilkrealh I# Ap«ar , lu o a kails, « f f i < u.ark. t Minsrk out. I, Raker I. ' » • » '* . I'arletan, S In t 1*1 lr II In T 1-1 I"*: «4f Inn: off llreenfleld.4 Wit* pllrk. Dakar, tlraham. Wlanlne pill U..UM pltehaf. Baker. WHEN LITTLE girls wore copper-toed boots and tightwaisted dresses, and little boya wore kilts—what of the babies? Swathed In yards of clothes. Scrubbed with un­ known soaps. Few 6t them expected to live during the dreaded second summer. Many of t h e m suffering countless ailments because nobody knew what to do.. A glance back only a generation or so is enough to reveal how fortunate babies are today. Now there are soft, cool soaps . . . every aid in food that care and knowledge can prepare . . . sensible, light little clothes . . . and such knowledge, of sanitation and control of disease that every little baby should live and grow. Mothers are indebted to advertisements/for their aids news o f these nursery aids... just as they are indebted for n e w s of fascinating menus, fadeleM-curtains, sprightly dinnerware. Constantly, ways are being de­ vised to make life happier, more comfortable for baby, the whole family. Laboratories clean and bright are scenes of goods being tested—being made safe and pure. When the testing is over, the perfecting done— advertisements hasten the goods to you. No longer marvel (the next time you buy some­ thinnr widely known) at how fresh, immaculate, fine it ^Is. These Qualities you can be sure of in buying adver­ tised merchandise-.. . qualities ypn must be pure of in bujing for the health of babies, children, any one. • l - l .Inn. > u 4 ksn. ier. Cwsack. -rnplrea. Pe- SSK"«,ift.3S4«iAlHKlfBg. HATK r is A i. R o r ir a c : x ;!» P a ; i v vsssnsjsu’ss "J llm*. lk .» .nd lh.r., m.j.. aPpl M Hun la Ika Mid J«d#. for » a .ill,ni.nl of Ikalr admlnlairaiAe of .aid aatala. and for aa ordi dlnrharaUa Ikam an nu«h Kxap* II ‘ "llilm l Ikln Ik* lllk dny ot Ja* * \VlNO*NA HOWARD 1b anrprialnf how ll»*ir and rttal Iht M ir a In advtrtkMiarala can bol Rand th*» regularly. • W ntailT^ JULIAN IIOWAIID, KgM, „ An Ki#»«lnrn of Ika Kalal* of 4 W. AVrlakl. I>«-«a»»d. BILLY’S UNCLE HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired by oo* who really knows how. Briggs, Jeweler, Mag. A*. » j • i t la I Hrkirr bjr Innlima: * hri.ANii see eta JIM .CAMPING OUTFIT, trailer. Four MANKnllli ISO M l M! Hummitry: Hu m b ollrd In. Clells. parsons capacity. Complete with 1 , Hhlrlsy 2. I 'm if , Moawsll, now bed. |7K. Keel A Sons, deal­ ■on llorrUitn T w o bus# hits, Hhlrlsy. er*, IIS Myrtle A ,*. ItAinnrr 2. Moawsll. Hlolsu hoses, 10— Flower* and Plant* BTHAWHERRY PLANTS for Bee W. W. Poller. Hhlrlry. Moawsll, llorrlown. Horrlfires, I'ruse. Moawell, II t«ella, |>«iuble ploy. A. I^ lta to Itnberson; l*ruse |4» Ihmn^r In Hornes. Mirurk sal*. nut by Oulso f, Ponnlo I, by Minor I. Iloneo nn hollo. 4»ff llo lge r I- I ’ mplree, Itoveoel ond Hmllh. 11— Mince Hancoua DRIVING NORTH Western New Verb, want passenger share *xpeases. B. V. Colburn, U l Laurel AY*. Sanford Golfers To Meet Daytona Beach Ranford golfers wh, are plan­ ning lo go to Daytona Beach to­ morrow afternoon to play a matah with th* Daytona Beach team WANTED TO BUY: A Baas which they’*# boats* twice during Drum, in playing condition. tha past few weeks, today were notified by Andrew M. Carraway, manager of th# Sanford Country Club, that th* match will b# W ANT TO played next Sunday alt*moon In GET A GOOD Daytona. / USED MELOFHONB Two weak* ego, Sanford score J MUST BE OF a U to 30 fk to iy o ,*r the local links. Fourteen nan comprised EXCELLENT Q UAUT7 tech team. Last Sunday, th* San­ ford Unm scored a I I to SO vic­ tory In which to*me of I I me. participated. Neat Sunday, it la oxpoctod that th* toams wUI la- COLEMM’Sl OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. IN LEAGUE- ..«* WITH THE BABIES lliillnn. rf. — • Itarrle. «k. ........ 4 i-Mlkr-alk. th, . ■ Hhammn. lb. --- •_J It narseeO. If. J Joiner, rf-lb. » H|«ke. rf. - ...... « liraliam. e. * A pear. ee. — • I'll.ark. p. * i lr..nil-id. P. — • •'iM u d A...U.I r AA. t‘y i V r BR. T n la l. ’ MiMlfP. M. ---- ' i l 1 I * | Mallkr. Ik. ~ * } f *1 ? i Hmllk. to. . J l a l e i-opre. If. - ......... 1 * ! 1 ! It-,*, rf. } • * ; ? I runCe. rf. ... J• ! ! 1 ! Ma'Mall**. lb. j e l l , # * Wllllamu-a. C. •• J * I 1 rarUInn, p. ! ! i 2 * 5 linker, P>----------- * ♦ 1 * 1 ’ Tntale I I I * I t J# 4 LBOAL NOTICE MAAnlHt. Allnrn.y fur I’allllonara. . , 5MkW5rk.V U. V W w tlH tM k I; How t o * , I. pa Ilada10* la. I: Buefoa. *. Only BBBioa acfcaotla*. r It-wasn’t Orlande's day. Twice they had ram* frans behind to knot the count only to aa* th* Is­ landers assault bath “ T ea" Carlatan, whom they drove from th* fklUgrlpkla Def folf ... _ hill under a barrage o f sis hlta In on* and terodhlrda inning*, and Lefty Jack Baker, whom they cracked for I I safeties. T l » b+t arnrwl O B U in o U MW H A ■ Crackers ,n,,l,n, WUI * " “ l **• Tomorrow'. |||t will , U rt at jL T O o clock. Club official* are hopeful that tha fans will flock out in great numbers. Th. natural RATES i i T N U L La a o r a Bl(£ *r aaoMo u t i i i i u is t iih r o iH T o r t h h o o h stv Aimi-M o r ArrUILATIOS rum ' j I u u a . aHssiToia c o r n e r . STATS o r rLOH'DA. TAJ nnan '■ " ''K Sfk Or TMH MH.SBMAI, OTAT- In re Ik. KaUle *1 MHR. RAMAN THA IIADKtl. Pac*aee4. I TUB o r THH STATH or T .m il LTMlIors. U is ls s k J>'»N o n lV ^ ’ k.r.br alt.n Ikal Mil- Irlhatees, and ■»- P - r ^ k a r J Ilia II. Hnrk.ll purrkaaar of Taa (Naim, or Damanda aaaln.t aaio L'artinsal. So A*, dal.d Ik. Ilkand »arh ,V* nrV..M day of Anausl A. !>.. Itll. HtoJ K*Y*lr. not IfIni and "'1 ul rn. to ■aid c.rllflcal. In my o fflc . and nn, rlalma and d.manda wki.n »o«. haa mad. oppllcallnn for l*a d«.d ,.r .iih.r «r »n u .j"*r ’VTIm a Rt h a I,, la.u. In ar.ordanr# wills law. ■he .alala oC M W R AIIAN T"* Raid rarllfl.ata .mkrac.o Ik# to*- IIADKIl. deceaaed. » • « f * 1*.*" lowlna d.arrlb.d prop.rly allualod tSiualy. rinrlde. lo ifc* l<“ n In H.mlaol. rounly. rlorlda. lo-wli: II. Hharnn ‘ f “If.*,,, in toa KH ef Block I At. M. nmlih • Huodlrlslon of Hoclloaa, I lal ■ S t i S ^ P a - r t t t a S 't o 2 • a to.Jb Hook I P i f . l t . . ......... k l iT*. ***** & »*• two team* S J J * t|V ,d tor »»•<• lilt, th ^ stated as the. promised a real fn ,h* ‘ * o boat club. tHKALI soTirm o r ADOpnov Tu Wknm II May Cnnc.rn: Ynii will P ..» • lakn l>“ li«* !* * ' m W ik.AA'kAmV ot A U ...L A llll. at Ik u.loek A. M. nr.na mho Ikereafter •• ****jy l lldll.gno, r £ ;;,fu V k .'h M” « 2« W *»iu"rt k Harnlr r»4in, A. lorlta, r, Hmllk j 5d .."o » Ike nrru'l p o r t Hhlrlry, rf, In ami for H»mlnola County, rinv l-ln. In kl. l hamb.ra ln lk. M4a«r|r)rt sa, llnu*. nt Ronford. Florida, for an >^»*IS. If. nrd.r l.sallalne Jb. ad->»ljn» of Hula* h ..nr iWhvId Alljrn K m H - »■ • fant. who wno boro In tbo City Tnlal m I m»uIb. Missouri, on tho lllh day ' ^ & No One W ant! To bo Scared To r aee* > GOSH! T H A T NWA S A LO U D L ©M CI J ONE WHOLE ticket to Mo ory. Good antll Aag 11 FOB SiALKi 1 wbol *■anti, wood a* ffTB-B.' f?5 ; j �■ Jr : ' r H I BAHPORD HERALD, BAN FORD,,FLORIDA. THURSDAY, Al' (xI'ST 10. ISl.il PACK TWO The Sanford Herald |tl MM- m •«tr* ■aO cMaa g s s s tt” t o T 7 ' . v , t : " ^ . - « ^ S ;'*.V -f-.A n.rjaa . « . » • « •* ta n rv .1 » tr*r*l K ust. __ ' iioi.i i ' u I • O B *t nairor .IHI Jtaaaae• o n don lir.ax — ' s i nsi h ik t io x Harr.a •a . t « r . •• — ——-— —•I. WuaiOa — —- TW h N n lk t ■— I , l » n l. » rtr Wn i , ""Til aUllaar, aell***. •» fkaana. matutlea*. M t a.II*^. •» , . u r u t , B . » 1i lar 10. pxrv**» •! ral.iao raaOa. will *• *•*•••■ **r of r.autar it i.* iU IM r*ira "Vraal. toaOla aaO K..»a n t » ; war TO* ll.n M ta to* aallaaal ti.u *r »a« ..ii.laa- otMooo ao« o . i a i i i u t l . **» tata.r rlt«M ,;» 10. raaal.l • « !* (H w lt* 1 J " 4' , a n i m ta « M*aaa ao4 » « « Ta* » TO. M.ralO i. a . < ■ » " •« OMMUIIt Vr.aa " 01.0 ta .aria«t*.lr r a llll^ la to. aa* far r . paOllrartaa at all a.aa Otr.al.O.. rrCOII.O la II ar aal alO.rwta. rrrOIII4 la 101a r a w ' aaO alaa 10. la. .al arwa ,aOtl«OrO Orrrlo. All ■t, Ota af oaOllrallau at aprrla. iliiafrke* l w ( » *f* ■ ty jW M fffti TIIUItStl.VY. A tlliLM l HI. 1933 -r’ -»IIB t'e -V R K »K «*t»K TOUAYPEACE ’AN I* TRUTH—Thus ■Aitli Ih. I.iml, full untu ta*-. and J anil oii' wit ibo*. and * h "* thr"' j.-n t and inurhly tliinn which tlx,ii knowral nut, • - - Behtlil I will l.nniM Ik u IMi ami W * . and | will cur. th.nl, and will rovra! unto Ihmi thi utiili ’ ’ nee o ' pr*1* ond Uulli Jrr.niiuh 33:Z, ' i '*• Wuul.r •£ tl"* nteooory codra af^ly tu |pi-plut» f id .unllortUflOw-— 2 II . Suin'* men never reKcb the t»|» - brr'rirr*-** {lipy-itti'rF-ll WdfK tlOWIl* r — ii - — ( ’nbimbiH i|»<*,iiv<?re*l Arneiirn n'l rlfb t, b it M reninineti fer | junKl.n I), RiMi^ifull ty r«HM*ver il. Adidpli llitlrr haa put fit* l"**1 .1 i| Naum. It* I'Oi jtiat ruled that n,,111.11 rani,ul upprur at piddic iittiwoii-iis with rim*. **r liprtifk un Ihoir locos. ,— The ABC Of The NRA * Mtmey Iwri’t Needed For War Itiinuir Iibn d th.'t ii.ony hullin 11)fii who hiivi* >1* 1,.d tl"’ ...... id,'lit'- Aijr.rnirnl a tv .tid a l In* it. liutiioi l h " iiiunj win*........ 'i#idyi,|8 with it in- . i -l.it it I luma I f • nine i i» pM tit "Id ludy II -■ -■■■*» Moula.’i* Hi.iii of the Hank of t.rii iiiml t i i f*. lm »N ru > ,i\ io llii- inuiprv tu tak. pint m th,. ih cii .... conccrnles th. tut ilmn* , i tin1 Anirr ruli *1 •> lai, i ,i n* ■i'ii*. p* *,| I-* cull it, th. *'t,ai!, In-Iht—htirti timvi'nitnl IH • ^ |„ .oll, . Hi- i.thri day which Tt;1i .... .Hint., II- tin -do and p‘ ., lain.• uUUil llrcnv.IV *\i-t, rthtiindi,' ur >,( the lory of tin -tuilrlit win tu - doliti* p*ucr lull,' while ih* pridrsaur ospliilnod Ihni* practically itu no ut.dvi Huml ti-- Kiititr.ii rheoty id Rrlatloily. !',ld<l*nl* til'' p io f'i nr nidicrd the tlrrpin* .Imlotit ami uiiiu*. I (uni with thi* *|iio linn, **.Mr Smith, you .xplmn th. Kn-lrio TIvmry ". "I did Oimv’*, th. -I dent hastily lrtdi.d, "Iml l ' i . p tpotion ” ... u —- — * John Mcim h inuki’r nrt i-tcrlUnt l. iy p .itmu i.i faiinri* whu ■*> fu< him' nut h..ti atlrrlrJ in th. i puymll. hy tl- N i . a Hul lt» cn d.iCMi'l oUltttt un On- laiu. do* • tnil all Hi* lint., .'Id t in piny-1* nf nil kind* n! Uldir, wln-thir a* rirullural ur ulhciwi r. •■uuicr or Inter will havp I > iitcrca*. thr m » of lbrir pat rnvchlp* The rmail thin* to dn t* In - pel a* much work don* now aa you can wltila labor Curt* arK al til low. Thru you will hi- htdpmx lud only l 1 tm rente employment and d .fiot lb . depra-aion, hut you will aim b. makinf a nlc -.aMn* for yn .r aalf over what labor coata wit) lr lat.r on. , Walter I.lppinan tpairU that it U nut jua^ a prnrril Nar In prteca which 1* tier-lad tmw but a currccHull of Um dll parity a f pricer which alr*ody *ii*t*. Sum. ptlc*a ara too low. Som. arc already too high. Th* high priefa ahuuhl tom* diwn; th. low pric«a *u . p, until builnta* la on an .van keel For imtanrr, h* aay«, in F»brua ty farm pricra w e e only 4UU percent of the IU2tt level, while metal prnducta were 77.4 of th. Pam* level. Plainly th, farmari do need a big Increaa* In pricra to get back to where they war* In 1020, but at e l deaarvva a relalively ■mailer boon. It aliould b* •a much ■ part of the NKA'S work to keep ram* price* down, aa to fo n t others up. [Public Schools OP County Are Slated employees to To Opjpn On Oct 2 A rm -d with THE ORIGIN OF NIKA ItV MAMK H IM l\ AN In spite of the fact that the President's Agreement and all the Interpretations concerning it, as well an the ruling* On* way tn unrl.rstan-l thin indu-’ nnl r.ruvi-ry in 1 mall town persunde<l their of the local Advisory Committee anti many columns of ad­ art, ta anythin* » l » , ta tn follow it- ht«t„ry from agree io an exti'-mely "low wage, ditional news have been published in this newspaper, and an iu first lnr.pt inn. thi- low co«t o f prod irtiof), tli*» owners went to Information Bureau has been maintained by the local NKA It dhl not ls'*m with th# “ brain tru-t“ fthough \ e" Vnrk and were aide to serine a1out all the organization from the heginniotr o f its drive, nevertheless •uh-.,|urntl>' »im « of lh*tr idaaj werv Incorporated ord-rs for ■water- n the market. Thete plant yif, aide 11 operate. In tlu—r shifts, twenty-foor Considerable doubt still appears to exist among some em­ into it and aa it now aunda it areor-l- with -"in- .p.p, a day while other sweater factories through* ■f th.ir lh*ort*» nf aortal organixation ) It 'lid ployers ns to just what they are expected to do. rot hr* in with PmkJrnt Kooarvrlt It dpi not 1ot th- country, on) the rrmnmnttic- depemlent on The plan really isn’t as complicated as It might at begin with (j«naral Johnenn. It del not begin with then-, cere piostrate. first seem. All you huve to do, if you have uny factory or Strt.lary of Mbor t'arklna. 1) se—nwl t" I’l—titent RoOlevett thnt thi- wa* imred m-nt to nationwide reenyi mechanical workers, or artisans, in your employ, is to pay It b«gan with a very simple bill mttoduo-d in hrout cutting e mtietitl in w*,rkmg t them at least 40 cents an hour, unless you were paying less t‘on*rr-« by Senator Hugo Ula k of Atahamn At nntn"i of thinttv. time th. bill was not a purt -if I' m id.id than that rate in 1920, in which ense you may pay them that The -t.ey lm I a Rm .-. v.I i V .mrrgrnry program. I\ itiM.d al n- nthe sanrte as you were then but-not less than -10 cents an an hie# af Senator BlackV In that form it t o *. Ii -lit ti,. Tae' that , hour. And you may not work these employees more than a aimpt. measure to rrdure hours of Inlsx ,-xtreiiielt Tm - tap, ti'e Iml 3li hours a week. You tan work them less than that hut hill merely provided, in effect, that all fa>t.n ■ not more, hut their total weekly compensation must not be stores, office! and thn like, ahould limit th< h,, of any one employee to thirty hours per » r - l ' less than it was just prior to August 1. The object nlmed at and the nbvinu result » il l ed I'rr-hlcnt Km -"Veil tr» liegirt With regard to all other employees you must pay them merely he more employment. If u r-'nil -hop w;i io ( .-rigie - |oovidin; ra Hiikr 4*fk intele t ill th" hill 1 at least $11 a week except that grocers may pay u minimum habitually open sixty hours a week, it would, un-l- i lor si It f m.ilc week art.l ^ minimum wupi*. Ih* ^ij wage of IL’l a week and retailers a minimum wage of 912. Senator Black’s proposed law, continue open iity n*i( in. k. Ih- hi!) hi- owiti. imwever, for some Retailers ulso have the privilege t»f p't>ing junior employees, hour« a week, hut would need to have twin- .1 many clerks. |l was simply a measure i tel I’lajed Hi 1 S. t h.imhrr bet ween IG ami IH years of age. with lesa than six months rrea-ing ipiantity of etgPb'yment, and^pAsM,', • **, "in’, ui iranlinl hn forwurit. experience. $11 a week. Apprentices, too. are excepted from diminishing unemployment. out. tht'.-igj 'he |I hnlnher the minimum wage pruvisiojis^ bujMin apprentjeejsa youth ----Senaloe-Biaek’s hill-passed, the- HUh/tf//l 11 pf -tf - .,rt*l t' r’.alrnto irgnuised tauind IJ? Tegul agreemiju to serve another in return[ for in­ Io this point thu hill .was hi* Md-bi-ialjipV, 111 : 4 t-'fh. thnt eatlii'l to hero tile — Minimum Wage PrupdiriT’ VbNts!1 il fix » i struction in an UTTfiTTOffernot ait old man hired to sweep What 'tu r. wanted in,,: prie Whil. the original measure wa- in thi form tl Vrn ,. tn eff*' *, ir.omtnil. ft m the anti-truit nut. of a simple, arbitrary limitation of hour- i,1 jul-.r if* A. Tk. , i-*-.x—• at wa* that til" 1rode a».*o fntlon This class of employees on the whole may not work to thirty ; week. Secretary of Ijilior I’erkln- mou tl *'-*« It in. -try hutihl l,e r*rmiite,| to what more than 10 hours in any one week. Certain exceptions forward with a suggestim. She said that If th" low Ini ‘ ail" namely, ngn Anlilt • upon to the rule Include farm and household workers, outside hill were to Iu- passed at all. the limitation on WAIT* h> 1 , jn '.ilia- »i,,n „n, I u-Ire. or at teast salesmen, professional persons serving in the capacity of hours should lie made flexible to a commwbii,- in mi^i ti 'ti rice At thef t.me early May. we were employees, managerial nr executive employed# receiving dustrles hauitf^Hpecial ennditlnnsi and that th- lull -•ill In 1It midsl nf rlepre—t ,fi and hiisine-- was should Include a pcnvlalon for fixing minimum III ff|liia*r l -'fit* r f tetifif. more than 92,*» a week, and in certain other very special wages. This wa- the original Introduction nf the tt Wa really H-i- |irn|i<>«t rases. Furthermore, grocers may not work any, employee, idea of minimum wage- into ih. lull All's I’erfcin ran?1f.l the ind ,'trlnl mi* very I fmttl hu-ittos- that a* t ta Janitne what i xeept delivery boys, more than eight hours in any one day. •uggesie-l that "T h . Swr.tary >f u b a r lie nn it is P ■a instnntlt nppm ent that if liu-me-I homed to -pecify the total hours of operation of nn • tr. I.e nilo'enl tn innlie tig ff»«*riifri13 etmlrary to* except on day,* preceding a legal holiday. a planl . . certainly -during th. emergen- v " fhr nnu t,mil fniv, tin gnVftii-finu-irt , n»ii*t have a That's about all there is to it. There is nothing very Thi* wa- the fir«i inlnelurtion of to. i,h-n -,f ",tt nt- nml nm-i hiivc u difficult about that. The difficult part is complying with tinning rnntrnl of industry hy n government • antinuln n Vii'KT thimn toil, agenre. these provisions without its costing anything. So far as we [ At *iuii ti 11ivhi**mf*l by the «b* [tr**K ■mil_ 1•;tf know there is no way that can he done. Reduction of hours I'p to this point the lull had only two in-p > i»nv this r»ric«’. »'\Vt*4lx urig ItiaL on«___ in-U i gf»»fwi it| i ®(i|mi ns* __________ ____ t _ll _ of store operatinii._sbiggering itfWtkmxa- and all that ,sort _liln 3cnntnr,JlJack's_ Iii <**anI»<> iHinfh itgg^N thi* tiiiriiiiiii of thmx:HnvT brntl nJlWlTAltrTT*olRibterfiig.t nil mayTi'' may lit* '"W f Mi-v-Tlfkiin Va» TaNToTTl -ay’ h.-, mg:Havr been nuefi ofll. iso subterfuge at all ,4?ii« I, it, t^fci ! |! rtififjt' ui wiiuq ^_, f t.-hii-h iu iii gestinn wa- her own It wa» not no Adnoni i*n i»t the firm*, -tome J3TirtirTlnfn it^h t-fN >n iN ^Pt»M ^MrAnfnut»L u h iL h .w ill h m ,, ^opo s i.. i. V D i - m * ,H,ipt |'f. 1 , irrfl'* tif Ikkinirti' >1 I hi* nttitoife fnlt-n by rea lity III In i'fc w c crnjilnjnicnt mill lu faiuc tltc ItVITHK. , veil_hud had no hand In Ihe nun-.. , Ii ah !•=tir|* r- t.f I Ii*- rn Ur-1 State. f Srinthrr *V#iiitin*fct. brintb*-r ft < o f full tifni; wast-.t tu Ul Iphh I 312 fir $14.n w w t , . lull of hi- program, lie regarded it m, ■ p’a* ■ * - .ift'aj. ,*r th - ln«liHtrij»l rrri»vrry If thi# cannot. In- tlonu un the luiow of proaont tlay in- » hill that luul rlginated in c<.ngr- m th- i-util , |,t \ .*6't.fiti't' Si,i*"vt*irv wf 'tlllTl ! a! *. f'l'tUn *h,t- amt (lie iijvii# uf ih»* Fmlhl come, the uKi'rnAtivc is to rai.se Jirices. Il in expiftc.l by tfl »ro«e ...... ne of th"i»e ru ,1 of 11 Ma»"' r• <luiwn Utvvllwr the NRA aiiminlatnittini that the prices nf nil thinit* nulcl trivial Incident •• ,H,inwhich often makes unimtfant In , jrthu itffit»' nf SN'fmtor W a iter nf V'nrk. whq nhall be increiisetl by whatever aliuunt Is muile necessary by lory. There came to Mr. Roosevelt, from -*,oii' '•jittf,-. *i| thr liill- Il w#« ut thin |H»ini that C»rr\lit* ofwprVftl llmt the increased cunt of pay mils. If this is Impossible, the •noire or other, ■ story which impres— l loin ! litil -I•siift - n i*ni*ml I!i»employer shiiuM take bis Blue EaRle tloWn anil not wait fur strongly. The story was re|ieatnit hy him f>, 5fin’ Ilill v 41* filnff'* thr llllf- nf hS l|ir«»r>* til hfihl* fluently in private conversations ituring the early i inv (»ftrtl'irfi*•11 .!•»'%rt whilr rni<iftif niirrhii^inif Ihe NRA to <lu It, as there Is a stiff fine fur violations. part of May. i |yrt*,»■'(>r 11ti ffr nLnflr ifrAiirm’il tt» « - ----------------------------------—4*Cut-Thrual Competition' mill« *Pi** fifaii wnr^iiMc. fWfiti i' nf that iirttvliy Will k'.u< rn ' »uv» W. h.lp.d C i|.n run th. Spaniard* nut »u 0 Reports of rttltirniiiK tll|ilomutM fnim Europe differ retin • I on. could put mi * r.ol liilht. M n ti* I >In- that'* what ['Hilling the outlook for another war. Henry .Morjfenthuu, tli.y’r ,iiini; lu do too Kr. is fine wlm is pessimistic. He sees a conflict rcsullinif ■-If whether nr no Germany’s policies are successful. James M. W.-‘vu l. i hut U.‘ Anodpamolnl f ’uX, furnier itetunciiitic cnuiliilate fur presiilent, anil im A- ylntn ii nf llors.Jli.* and \t- -.puioi- «■ odd draw up , roilo IMirlanl figure in the Wnrlil Mimi-tary and KrnnoinU- Cun i, I,,.ii., (lo ir «orkn* limit >" i ference in l.unilun. says thnt lie saw or beard nothing iiidi i.i.u'i! Pi I, rk, witti aa, fi<lil LiitinK llinl Lurupe it on the brink nf ninthitr cataclysni. Becretarv of Stall- HulL-ftdmti l‘i\lkjB'U »* to Hi ,1-iV pi. i i hu* Al),I u ittUil lot the Loin'jin Confi rei*ce IhiHi hy frn’k nf definiteness nr nls if •gfllme — * The owner* of a -weatei manufacturing Olaill •• » •h#.4,.n ( M io iM il From Pagr I ) Whitm r, afi'l 311: • Zillah Welsh. Wt t !*!•• Primary: Mi*i» Emma Dwm, principal, Mr** Sybil Routh, .Mr . ISarion Ht John* Ml** Alin** Mt£i|imun, K i-' Si«b* Primary: Mm. Vrlofa M»trh« 1, |rincipal. M ill Domth) Stub***, MIim .lean Mii i wt*11. Cibi*ilit II vrh Sch«K>|: II. ,\|. Or* tier*, principal* It <* Pittman, Jr., Mm. J N. Th Mr*. J«*t* i.t-in hart, Mr*. K. Walker, Mir* l***|ly Mt*ralit Mk* Cath^rin** Vtainr. Mi-* Kli.i'ira f'ulp pper. ir iti.iiul, Mis. Eula McCullar, Mm. .iVarl Hut.'', Mrs. S II It ilia,tan, .Mi-* lluhy It,,nth. I.iii.** M liy: C. IV, Mull, |ninii/tnl. .Mr*. ■tin Cochran, lira.- Es­ ther Hughey. (ionotta: W. I.. .Set*. principal, Mrs. Margarvt Colt, Mr*. MaymV K. Set*. . Puu.u: I: K True, principal, M m . Ruth IVar-'in. Mr-. Mary Kolia, .Mi-- Georg iu Sutton. (huhiita: l„ I . Jin •<>’, principal, Mr*. Ramon* Wilson. (>-< i' uIn ! .Mi -- Ruby 1‘i'lrrn, OR. I.. T. DOSS t hir*»|#rr»p|«»p illr ti•**§ I ItfnitIt- IlUfHaN ^mrtM-rttiiNintrr iertlre r- Moo«er«r »rrt» t W-- —: i*. m,— s |*. h. «• T*n llfflrrei !til.va I lMl %Nl*l llrtatk III.Ik . P R IN T IN G Wo or* equipped to produc* tint class i«b •* *b» iownt poaaible prim. Giro us a trial. H era ld P r in tin g Co PboM 149 LUMBER l.nng (oaf jeltuw pin.. Cult red rj|iirvi an, all kind, of build in, mat.rials. Ilill Lumber Co. 13th and Uolly ZIP SICKVICE Phono I U J. W. SHADOIN IK O N L Y HANS VAS HERE" aStrvc’rt I’ rwt O ffic e Lunch ........... - ..... ... QUALITY PAINTS # . **Bi*st For The aSouth’ * \ * Tht'jr I.USTERKOTK flnrn rmt tUnuppAiinl. If ilrir** hurii aK| wjll »n»t Alirk. A fl«Hir fini^htrl with l.U STK R K O T K i* a -foifrre nf ln<«lintr <«tij*fattion. STANLEY-ROGERS HARDWARE CO. 201 SanfonJ Avenue mlmlni-tre »K* hill. SANFORD FORUM Ifrar Sir. I.tnlfr *■»!** nf -Inly |."> * mm 1 writ- ( i l f i t ' f t l tn |ifil*|i h r n m m i i f i - , Nit inn ntlilrr 11| (*r-iW I'n mfi ni f hanil rr | nf Ihr St iiim '. ( nunty f i*f < immi-n'r nirrinl hy / c in n y r a n fh ^ C fta m l>rr nf Co IIIInner *«, rrrta n ilistiiK'tions and lit Muley's iii'tivitles, is of ihe samenpininii iff I’ntlfiretinfi \%i»h |.|„* ( vrihirli *n nii tt lrry I’ongre. -niiin S. I». McReyn Jtls declared lie was amazed at I-c#rt| ftri^hl*. a \ • war laik and I bat lm found nowhere, in Ceimani nr *1 M iiN r t l i r u L m Vi * w a> p i n tm j. ii where, nuylhiiig tu jiislify such talk. t Mr. Cox gave milled atitlinrUy lx Ilia opiltfuTt by asking I» rIM in fi lm> liv t'li p « a i R U t I I i i I h r the i|Ueslion ul wbeie any cuiilitry won d yet Hie inoiii v lx ! Iinill nr r nf I ‘iiffitiit* ! t r *i/firtl hy a war. Thi is a logical '|Uestliui in view of the th rollfminr fam in ' rr«i •• iihk o u r At h-M I xtM'rieiti e or pasl wni but who knows Hint Ihe next sue ( lih.ittl IN II. Unity llmr-tnn, won't lie ennduclcd on a different basis. If the government R . I* . I l » f « » n , I I . K K u fM 'llt K i « ' i call cum-cript mm why can’t il cun cupt llm thing# they II- /l*f IfllLH’tt 1 * Ml IIneed wilb which lx figltl? Why nut m l lell llm steel mills Mj Riirn’ hV, Uny h , »••••-. to furnish mi many puns, the powder r. iiipaiiie# In snpjilv Fnrkurh It. H < hnjnn.m, Fifu .in much explisive-. I In' farmers In give m mm b food, atjd 'Ihup l iit 1... S'init h. |i i itvy.ifc im . i I. n‘n f i l ' i f y !ii» Jui III ? lb. ibis Iiiellind I here would lie nn .... . lm It*rtln III. y*.lit t" In |i:111 111 f jit flirt* money. Iliiil I here me sufficient ginmd# for ap|irihensmn «f Sruiiln- i' * n-n /, I n xvei a ilisliiriuilice of the peaci1 of I. iiio |M' it evident alone l a i r In ( a k r in 'I m u *i atill |ISit• t fill- ||KaI|H3 * in the HXislanl difficulties In tween tiermauv and Austria. f i r phf un I h r K r m tf i'l Itereiilly llnly. Krnnee, and Eiigliiiiti liitvt* made tepresenla lar in# » it i run <i v lion Iii ltil '1 1 regime expressing eoncern over the prejmul ilrirn y ml«itn.itr a ni tension in Austrofiirmnn nlalmns.. MA n|». Among Ihe lliinga which have reeenlly nlraiiied rein Wr n r infni Hint I tut I the San lions helween these Iwo counlries are Ihe diatiilmtiun li> futtl tlvimlu fhli'li f lui-* • (Jet man aii plane- of pumiddets Imstilt- Io Ait Irin over llutl & f m i» |iu n vi f ii* A i i f iim '- jii F r u i country; Austria’s expulsion ol Iw o Hermuii jourmili ls IiF n v h n umlulh • ’ fit* till wmNfrom Vienna hwatise <jf their alleged eoums'tiuit with Aim iii|T n n t h i p A it ii i i l n r <*ul |r« l l*»r j Irian Nationalist Socialist p'ollings; and Austria's retpie • u 1H t lh i i j r i l i K l i n t i ; tili>1* if utf« | f "ha iii Iii’ i wr it* I • iittrmpf th' in* from Hu' allied p iwer lo form a military aiixlliarv police I tun *tr^ ml, il fitly lit rnnirlnair | IH.000 int»u. ; " lie s is only an -am ple of .h em .... ............... al ..... ^ ........... j pi Icali ms which an hrealenmg l ie pence of Kurope, ami ........... _ „ we d'tulil that llu- lack of fontls will In- any deterrent. Iln- to de ellll* la kil l) . n e llo tl ill world Hi ill has enough steel, the ingrediculs for powdu-. ma­ nuttier -U!ger>- Ie,[t|. ' 11 X,y chinery. fond ami oilier thing for the pious ul mo of a war. shipiu-ri named n l , t u t SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO B Pr. It. M. Maoui hm va atvj nir-Mltg .log bargnim In mininiir hi- (till office fur,Jii'*ye Whitnrr -tnrka mnj thi- city tvi he I he ami hat taken olftces un Ih* Next trailing renter for nulea nrnunil flool above Muring the give uutay Bale* that Th* litany frtviula nf Ihe Minxes will boom lake |tla<e. ( hatlri Kan Hina anil Clara Milieu air glatl It*j M y |,ai a lug rate itarling un Aug. -eeiti (hem tack in Haafuril after Ih, J. K. Mrtliltgt-r will have tine n three weeks' vsealiun. Min Ruth Vatghan has re- un Au#. Id and lit- Sanford Shoe turnrrt frum a ilellghtful vi»it and Clothing Co will start on# with Irienila anil relative* In HI. on Aug. IS. The |>r<i|ile who ■rime Augiuttine lo Hanford tu trade will be aide Sfr, ami Mrs. John Mei*eh aid til purrhaio rhraperthau ever liefamily have returned frum a trip fore. Chtilmta is to hr glared nn th* tu thrlr old home at long l-laiul anil many other point* in and market on Hr|it. tat. This Is tu he nne uf the ino-l substantial an I B r o u n , I Mew York. .Mm , F- Il Hand and the M l«u» one uf the prettiest rities in CrnHonda. Beautiful, wni* Julia Evelyn and Kdilh Kan t are lial at \ViH|Uelunsing, M rh. and expect boulevards will he laid uut in the >o *tay until fall. Mr. Hand airt proposed <lly and lula fronting un he M in n Kliiabeth and May thas* atriture will be glared un •ale un the first of next month. Rand left today tu Jiin them. Thr Frrnald Hardware Com­ Mr. and Mr*. H. O. Chau' ar* rumpleted a spending a few weeks In their pany ha* recently bungalow at lileworth. KandJM number uf seed b ej Irrigation con* Chaae and H. O. Chase, Jr. Uft tract*. Huy Hymrt, A . [turner, and last Week for Bar Datable, Mats, oa Cecil (iabUtU are among tbuas whu have bad th* FaraaU lyitam a vltit to retatlv**. Hanford merchant* aa usual a n installed. rruxin- ntieailv exiitninrl. T_, <hr farmers of SeiltiNah' ti ii'ir Ciiulily tve extend uur xctere i.antng.a lli »yiii|p.ithv fur dtja> i.antac air 111,11 ,|y mull u* itu 1 freight ta'es, lull m how il l> i.uafli-t* lint a "l»t rxre|n iu a cuinluui Jioptiun All of wlicti I? res|iretfullyaiubnulled. Yu.ra i very elncerely, II M. Papworlb. I'texidunt A wom an s reason AMIMT.ANCK DRIVER KJJ.I.Kn JACKHUNVIl l.E, Aug IO.-GP i — Robert A. Hendry, .'13, lueqt qm hulance driver, died hire jmatoetlay it inf-rlea ireeived July 21 In * rullisiun of, hi- amtulan<> and an automobile while Hendry was answering an emergency call. Eor liking a man’s cigarette Maybe you'll think I'm i bit Ins Lentie Duplicated DR. HENRY McLAULIN, Jr. Optomatrfflt 112 Vttk Ax* my lips—so give me one with cocuiutnc. Most things I’m fond teal tbaratur.'For some reason o f Ut rally quite feminine - , . or ocher, I find that wheneve# dainty, hilly frocks—delicate des- I reach for a Lucky, always -yes, and delicate compli­ "Luckies Please’VTbey're as mild ments, too, T o me my cigarette and/m as can be— I wonder i f Il • personal thing— it touches "Toasting”iia’ttbcccasoaafteralU * A»*M m TlMMI b e c a u se * Its to a s te d ”. 1 f,x - I X.l ■WWMA- �I'Atifi 1 DRSS THE SANFORD ITRRALD, SANTORD, FLO R ID A,- TIICTRSDAV. A lT .l^ T 10. IMS Iasrev Social A n d Personal Activities M A R G A R E T P E T E R S , S o c ie ty E d ito r T e le p h o n e : O ffic e 148 * « A M K u V ANu ap«m what type of work shall t>done by federal * »l laborer*, but al**> I o the -ole ai|thority to han­ dle fnlrtal land-. I,-call) the-e: | fund- are rn thc hand* of A. L. Bette Atlantic National Hank em­ ploye,-who i* a l*».ruled trea,Uter for ll> t'oumil. All fund* arv di* triblKcd to workmen, -hi* -aid. hy S. E. Andrew-, bonded pa>ma-t--r for the Council. Mr-. More, stated tbat *he .a not an employee of tft, I'outtcil- none in the year before 1‘uincidrlit with He-ter* report tistay, cotton future* to,e l.noy ant!)', ft *' to ft In it Imlr on the evyhango, pf,,'llcally wiping out li—*c* registered .yesterday wlteit I until at pt- cm Condition- ate )U*I the goveUiiiient report indicate'! (t'laitmued Ftom 1‘age ll I tie ,,ppo-itr a ct.p of rj,11l.dou bale-, greatly the mo-: put, wa- oil- ot ' on f he real upturn legati m Vpid. u evic- of all <tpntalionet certainty and tlUealt-faCHon, w'tti a.-orJntg t» the repoit. and >n» a g ram o f hupefutlu" doling the Iiuptntvelitvilt from tlien on » i ch that mill- worked d*V out latter month- " Thl* later opt. night -hilt-. *i higher r-.te mut e period wn- » .*-»!11e*l to * eminent * dort- t.- bette* the^.■ . than , -i i i down t -f.ue ( . i t i, that -liinmailoii loll -ituation, notably the aeii'U' > leil .tioll drive aiol l»|Uidtllou ■! of th, tmlb<tiv thtouvli gnu in uiipt a.tu . v ma, ptovc peina faint toard bold ng•*A- a whole, the crop wa- net I-,., i,itli the tn.l.ii-ed I'tivti'g ,o high in grade a- tile preceding I. .a * i a n 1 | h e lie ie lit - in .1 liU - lh e . yea.', aiemging about Id p-' '*'• t i 'i o i ) et the c-'indrv A.ul.) . n-ilioyti. ii f ,\meilean letter than middling, wdh t.iul> i *i nMilled I *id.idln tale*, to t;o.kl to >t o 1 Maple nnif' a in r.t , o-i.i Itiir .l'o o whd-’ lintel mum n f high and low g i o d i li o'l,i .1 .dlHi, line-of the mint bptuntMw fed I I ,1-uinpiion l.ltdd iln |ieceibng -eg lure- of the report »a - *1" l'u'l agaln-t that holder* have di*po*ed moie Mil rapidly ot .-uptdi-'- In id o v e i fi. in Fv |ol I • to tier nlliIt) y.* lied p r e v l o i i - * iop* r e . l u i i n g t i n 1J. IMtU'Un. t It eat lliii am ls;,OPr. INM.IIi Hi k*!. c a r r y o v e r by eotl* * Finn., ri'.y.iliin. Italy I VJ.lhid O F F I C E K d U ll'M K N T C O . e i a h l y iin-re t b a i l,»mi.noo . 1. - Japilo-e Ijkiii- -t.-'11. • N-il Uilil “ Everything F 'r The O if k . ' lT u« w a * b e r a t i i t b e g i - ' i - l t , C |..p .upply Hi*' ! til 1l! i f it,FI* 1 1• til »ith*'| FlUlli T Y F E W m iK H M 1tne*-. tit.I »I- 1 ft l,iJHttl; !*» S, Ain* Vl III.* li lt tilitf| R K I’ A IK F I) Total m»tketiags la-t yc»i wire I tiltl.iHHi Lille*. 21 VlHM Mlltl* I the I’ht.nr |t>| | l* M-iaittilU placed id I j.i» l.FJI.1 bale*, an in i 11»i'F» »l lit! * it *'t I2u«'inti iRVine* kbiui :t I »V"hJ Lull" , vMtii|iiiir*I lu III.I*, -I I U " '• bale,■ nu ll .1■« »II" pteVloo Ve.il tb1 ,| , t*. the lluif ^U le Ilium* ,h -well II lirile.l-e of C o tto n G ro w e rs R eceive B ig S u m * F o r T h e ir Crops ! tit American mtil* were “ at a> low ebb almoit a* had teen wit-; iie**od in th e utibnl- *>f tb e ndiu I trj . . . and there w i- * prepon­ derating sentiment Ot uncyit only. ‘•Tin* lia* gmduatly change'* (Continued.Front Page One) guilty of starting a rumor or of l<a,»intr one al ng. tieneral Evan* had declared that "The man or ■‘ .woman who repeat* a rumor 1* Ayeoek. who ddderw.nt .n , Mr,. Georg, AlFRIDAY. (rtfimlly a* guilty a* the rer»on aovration recently, U convalescing a t^ tb rW e , Monthly meeting of the Kir*t wh" Hart* thy rontrmpttble He". but i- an employee <>f the Welfare Mr,. Peter Schaa! entertained home on Myrtle Avenue. ith a bridge party yesterday Rapli*t Sunday School Workers" j ,T further expedite the work of Hoard. She -aid -he receive, iv> afleramm at the home of her sla- tuuncil will be held at H:0t) P. U ,*ecurmg employment for earn# of *alat;> a* the *upervi*er of woik A. Craw* haa returned to hU . , In the church annex the nearly ICHJ0 nnentployeil reel- proje, l* handed her by th, Coult* . ... . ____ < - - - 1 ‘*r. Mr«. u,,,r" Iiwnr, Knight, Jr., kerne in Miami after .pending a c" * MONDAY [dent, of thl* county, it wa* de- cil ard that her only -alary I* a « S 2 diyv hare with relative,. J?nU° f *'nni* , The monthly meeting of thv St.jculed to open another office, to etect 'tVc secretary o f the Welfare **" ' ____ • n,l other garden flower* were Ague* lluild of Holy Cnaa Ept*-|be known a* ,n Employment Of- Board. Mr. and Mra. I. C. Eatridg. J T * ,0 " ,hr * h* " copal Church will la* helil at 4:00: fit*, „t a downtown location. gue*t* were entertained. When Mi* M..r»e had cowl ml 'and family have returned frufll * I*. M. at the parish -hgu*e. j The plan i* lhat employer* ed, I’ aul Stine, committer member After «evera! progressions ifj Brunswick, Ca. where they ,penl » --------------------.hall file their want* at thl* nfbrulge score* were collected by and I re*ideTtt of the Sanfortl 11**Xreek. t fftce, In be located in the Meri­ Mr*. Knight and high •core prtie , lury Club »taled that an offirtni _ * wether Building adjoining Ih r I uf the state relief 'council had Bus Lucy Dobbin* ha* returned w»* awarded to Mi<* Mary lligni t'nleman Office Equipment t ____ , cumtnendeil tile local Welfat ■ from. Brenawtell, Ga. where *he tiin. Mi** I light on received a MrmWr> 0,7 ht. u d i.* 1 Aid So- * “.^ 5 h* P* ” 0" * 1 •*“ * '» 0t ! Board and it- -el-up a- jiomg on * wa* tha guest of relative* for a luncheon *et while Mre. Speer. .* bnnor Ku**t, wa* th«. ..recipient » f eirty of the leaky M*ry fominun* telephone call. of the mo*t effti lent orgnnuation*e»k. • " * * * w.fflw Pilcher. I | „ Church and other g u c t, anTh* u n ^ y j k l .re not to e.M uf It* kind in Florida “ He partuula-U *tre-.e,l the uplendid Al the tea hour refreshment* j joyed a picnic Tuesday at Rock * V* " r * 1 ' ° . " Mr*. J. C. Aycuck wa* railed to '' j ayateei of re.ord- which are la m g Orlando thla maritime by the ill- were served by the hostess, aa- Spring*. The party left U k e Mary ^ ,rn'h' r* ,,f *h' Ar’" y ,hl‘ ne*« of her aon-ln-law, Robert S. *i*ted l,y her mother. Mr*. Hugh, In care early in the day an,, upon ' ' " ‘ -‘•red « " « * » " her worker-.'" Mr Stine -tated Torrance. Mr*. (Jeurge Knight, Jr., arriving al the Spring, enjoyed f^ r from 9.0t oelock ^Iltod. an,l Miss - Ivy Croatand, of Char- swimming. 1 » , . « ■ oVlnek each morning. A* fa*, a* ' "ami he -uo| (hut they are U»“ c . . ,i , . ' V , „n^^Tftt employer, employer* list Hat their want*. want*, these lhe-o lotte. N. C, A pun* luncheon «was ap rrt V» > ^ . w,„ ____ ,h„ | finest of their kind in thl- -late menu luncheun -»pr*mi / Miaa Minnie Beck will leave to­ 11. M. PapwHtth"* suggestion Among lho*e invited Were: ‘Mr*. at noon after whbh a travel talk. tinrmrl„yed .ml .end n morrow for Hannon, K. Y. where that 'hr committee commend J1■ , , •he will apend two month* with Gforgr A. Sprer, Jr., honor guest, supplemented with ,n«p*b<it,. wa* ,w|. Mono and hoi organ Nation w»mad. by Ml-* Ardelle Hind,, wh* wnrkman or Broup of workmen Mr,. John Mvisth, Jr., Mr*. J. her aunt, Mr*. M. Hamilton. ■adopt r, | iiiiantnioiisly, Hurt, Mrs, L I'. I lug an, Jr„ Mr*. •pent ln*t summer in Europe. M i-,,1*"' employer, ,i" e 111IIIHeI »i.«i that to avoid III I,Ice Upon -iigge-toiii of General t'nlcs. file H * .......... * Ralph B. Wight, Mr*. Andrew Car- Hinds i, a sister of Mre. W. K Min Eltaabeth Cornell relumed htrther e ngestlon at the Re-Em* Frsnl F it wn* (IrrMni h value tit bale ot id -|>I tlMI «i<l> raway, Mr*. Vivian A. Speer, Mr*. Cole, of t^ike Miry. today to Daytona Beach after _ I j ! n|oyment lleadijuarters on First a*k Fi*rnl iickitm r^AiiicnlA to tins th»* 'ju-t i William ({. William*. Mr*. R. G. Those present wore: Mr, •petufing a few dby» here with ltll.77, llv-lv ! u p o iled . roltt|ittied hi*ii I in lhia ptogi i>.i Street. that thl* office -hall be lr till Pittman. Jr.. Mr*. Jame* A. Mr*. K. ,1. Boorman* Mr— j . — . M M J IIlin Branan. twt. hours daily, from Cniiip.iigti Aipiy These men ami to I d) ii" the 111 * led in g Ve.ir. sod Wright, Mr*. Wallace W. Bell Cochran, Mr- llf M. .Gleason and/-P^ J ,0, w „ vtocW wonie ■, » 'll to n-ked to b o ld ! f l f l M i tb e ) r j i i t f i . t and I'.'* to Mr*. George Knight, Jr., Mr* daughter. Ellie Ja»e. Mrs. Albert 9 ^ n t j « k [ ^ ^ ^ ^ HWVdR! Middling cotton them . l i e , in ieu.bi.e--i It, ptilher j in Mr*. Jack Hitksun, who Injured Hugh Torrance, Mr,. A, D. Zach­ Whitaker, Mr*. I*. D. Anderson p»*r*on« rf|tUI#r#i! * worker **r 'n U irrrt nf sov reached it* high Inly in, nt •' ■' her eya recently, is recovering at ary, Jr., Mr*. Jame* S. Fro*land, Mr-. Norma F. Ilyotlsin*. Mr* in d on Dei •> touched a I •<* ot th« kama of bar mother, Mra. K. i f Charlotte, N. l\. Mre. A. P. laiura B. Fennell, Mrs. W. A Ijiw tltU •‘ffifr* * r<’ .......hsl. and t«» Mre. J. are reituested not to rail there or «i*t n Iln c .m illio n wtviHAVr| J. la. M. Howard, Flural Height*. Smalley, and the Mt,*c, lleatne* Mt*. Eninta Iatgeniut-y Vame- ..f If. t Brock, During the -ea-nn, odb Nitflti Howard, Mary llightun, R. K. M. llimd, Mrs. J. K Ellis, Mr-. at th,- new office to a*k about a .k n i work Mi persons wrill )v nolifivd Fran' H u ll,.. II I.. D hint, ami. an. South in I - w. ii tvni-lsully Mre. G. E. Granger and J. A. Griffin, Mary llufurd PoWetl, Hoy Howell, .Mr* M. H. Cole mil flowan, of St. Aiigu-tinv. spent Katherine Sjme-, Alma Entannn guests. Mi-s E. Annette Hi oik*, ei tiy letter, tetnphiine, or personal .Ija ie - I'etl- were a lin iiiw l a- m the iii.ll k-t hi -upplv th ill | ret 1-, most Of !>• ill Hot It' l« b ot! yevtvrday here with Mr. an) grr, Margaret Thomp-on, nf Ttoy, N. Y , and Jits, M. Ardelle visil Jn'*t n* -won as employment, p rn p i-u l c inmiMee niembrre Miner I 11 F u n n ily , head of I'll then -orpin- -leek- id '» » Mre. Alea Vaughan, f'ark A venue. Montgomery, Ala.. Calherina Hind-, of Tu-taliHi.il, Ala , Mi • can he *ecure,| fur them. Major |l. I.. Glenn, reporting on the fn4orlu.it ion It li read, n-ked inn ciiitl \ tematkabb' I it "I , Mviich, Mary Elltabieth Tolar A. C. Saundei.-, Mr*. Frank F.van* MU, Ruth Williams and Mu*. ||r|rn Vertiay, Julia Hlggint thr Misses V, Molt, Claire Evan* the Iinemplovmenl situation, en- for li rilling oil the i|uostlni| o f' null m l IVily ii May. Jum -u'.i Thelma Carmichael are vDiting. Kob, „ n, Margaret Peters, Ruth Anderson, and Jack F.van* dor-i'il a - iggo*thin made by John whrther or not’ ii hs »I -mla f in - 1m i.t ol July fini-bi-1 Ib- v iMeis-h, grower, that all citrus tmn own. i eoubl ciuiliniie to pire with no jncien ot I .11.non relative, in Tamp* for n short jyy Croaland, of Charlotte, N. C. and Jack 'Howell. grove and farm owner*shell! I yum g hoy f.'i pel week s a la r y ;t-nl -* in io i i «u iii |iI iio . time. Grace William*, Marlise Torrance employ laborer* a l once, will ' for alsitit , 1 1 limirwork d aily; Al llm «-1*.! of the T u ll T.1 on Martha Lane, nf Silver City, N. help i* plentiful and wage- fur and whether lie r u ilil all iw h ig li'- i.r , the re|«irl -tali'.I, ■or diti. n . Mis* Alma Spivey and gue-t. C , Mildred Henderson, uf Ilirhcommon Ipbor are low >ch<H | hot- to b, curb -rrv n v nn Mis, Ann Bundy, of Jarksonvillr, moiul, Va., Mary Hurt, nng Kath­ Mr .tated that his CUIttinlltVr '* pbiyie* who will ber.-imir■rated •pent Tuesday afternoon and even* leen lamg. • leipiired to pity »Uti ready-to furnish Item one In HM* only m th. ninount of lip . theythi* entpioyer Inf1in Orlando. The memts-rs of the Son- Personals Mrs. Speer Honored With Bridge Party Social Calendar Ladies' Aid Society Has Picnic Tuesday COLEMAN’S het. if ihi* To-Niffht Friday Bridge Club were honored w ill Baxter, Lantli, Miriam Jordan Are In Film common lnlsiier* alolo-t at once, reCf,re and he ilectari-rl that he Is-lieve I T(i(, , lhat within n few day-, maiiV( }) | |) ( I I I 11W «‘ t * Ill'll I I 'D ili H H *h f(l f !* W H » 'r « l . i m c r F lin ir IB-M.'i H E CO N Q U ERED N ATURE B U T S H E C O N Q U E R E D H IM / Loved You Wednesday A Hsiuv K b i W A RN ER B A X TER Pio^vctlaw E L IS S A L A N D I PielSnfSVl k* fas Filsi VICTOR IORY MIRIAM JORDAN Mrs. A.W.Lee, Jr. Has Party For Her Club bridge party given yesterday aft. Alfred M. Berner haa returned ernmin hy Mrs. A. W l.ee. J r . ut from Chicago where he ipciu e , her home, 2 llf l laitirel Avenue month at the Century of prug-i nil'll veil re firise, a rwiplimnnl ress. ! • ----... j "I laived You Wednesday", the di-h, went to Mr*. M. Huperl S ’l iit’klnnd. J r., while low score Miss Ruth Cumming* ha* re- Fne romance wn.y'i we take turned from Palatka where nbw ptide in announcing one of ihr pure, a le ftig v n to i bottle, itcas I.... A. Coiinley »P»nt •pent •i short time n* the gue.t int-ie«tin, film- to be given in Mi At the rtillclusioii. of the bridge m i A. ( alhoiill. dl»* - Iio w ii ill m any » III ' Mill. (Hill, game* a -Bind r t n r w wra* .te ie -l ------- In tin* theater on today I ■ JJr. and Mrs. S. C. Graham an­ mam for ,,n engauei...n, of iwol **>' ,l ''' l" ' " '• “ l,v nounce the birth nf a -on, Walter kv The cu-t, f ilin g the iiiagul-l ,,n r ,y 1 1 Km man, nn Saturday, July £i. nt tUie of the pii t u n , i- u nn..... | ' ! l " "» “ Llii! I he Fernil.l-I.a gliii.n Mriuori.il ................. Wit), W ar ite i Ha tie r i t,rlght r,,ll,» " * '• U :r,! H itlm n y tu-Z.T | thv boy mi th,. bn i. I t.» n u t ,. .j,.,., kil| t)lul „„ . no hour, although Up- may I e do . ......t’s . .......... m eat,1ducHal fe..... hi- week') ala I’n -ftlrn Agree 1 w ill t lf tillifs I — Hui*»r <il. riti iftUii rt p ortrj tin lh|. *cmriiMint in u p ir n l »f over H»1 i|iie»lioimnlieJ that bad been signed l»y l »al riu p lu ,•[ e ls sill e Monday Might .! W hile speaking «f welfare isvWr .l.lion- In llm evunty, IW Commit-j u '" ........... 1 * llh ‘ ........ 'h tom iuitivr meu.ls-i, w l- n»glaioe.| Hwpltal. EH*-a l.aiuii, Victor Jure Min v 1,1 "" ,h ‘ b'"1" ' «*'■*’ >*'■' "C l'''' -'g : nirnlioti. [ nm Jordan and lu u | | ,,.r I ..................... ’n r * .......... ' VVVIf,r" | M l*, Katherine flymeand Ciyw s ,11 the leutored role*. i 1 p ' M' • ,(' ......... ........... ** °?r I, . > w I Air . K. M i» h II, Air-. I.r f Hi »»f yr u^t lh** Mir* Helen Veruay will leave Solf-r* i -nni.t iHtk* a* w m hi - ^ ( ‘iitmli \ i If (t i iacjii \ • 'hiiiiim wlllrh win ( srday fur l.h twau to sp.nd a llitil picflir**1 « ti«fv- »il \|»w. 4 btirf« - 1 |*iiik. Mr *. Al. limit* tl -tun** nt*»i»Tii« *1 ^** n- lit* month at the t entury id Prog emotion pom, l,i,y ag ain -I th. It S f*i klniul, J r ., Mr**. iliwti »-iitinn r«> f**r fcih-rnl res*. rawne-. •f nature u tlo* prnce-s I a niff. Mt • l(«»y fi W i P. u .m , util i«**l |iriinurl!\, . !»• it a g I ami d. The lore- ,.f an Mi >. |In*\vi* mi.! M i-, h. •. •Mks'iiMii **t iifi (Mtiformi >1 • Maxwell Stewart ami Glenn „ L i!.'!' , • w_ # - o i- e, ., ,)ilJ|(| wh:»t t» t* it'ijijtiftf n M*riFi‘<l hy I l!<fV, t**n uiH'-f'* , in what lb* y»n Unglo will Ir'iive ................ . imn it . . 11 ^ ' * l,r n again f i ' i i i i i i * ti| i.f iitl i|i<«inl>utiiiF ARVII ing fur Cairo. III. where they hn' IMM»> Kit is :*n i nn\A .......................... . . . . ra iu ir ha .l.te,l by n former in i*it**. will tom Mr*. Liugle am) attend { "■ ,-irn- ed by the preI IHr IV l‘11a I y IloHMi. Ill* till il iM th# Wutld'v F air. They plan to ' . S I ' A X ! O Ii h I IVUtSlTA. I nice ol utltohi’i woman k.iiiiJInij! nf E111!• i ill iil'il IIII»*'i i*» return heie about Sept. I. A* nM* * *‘1*# K*r rn r fbe screen nil Iill, . it-elf H ill' i I*#**i.| II* i I h i l «il»- r.iitt"**# r t**t i |h* *»piI illii'ij'i|* |* a diurnal,/alii,u ,,t man', won at S J t II I lull Iff tin* *** VrT|j ill. riSHli l.li't li-itftjr fti.lny li t ♦ill* " IlM l i D r. A . C. A bam bin lain, Who floillder 11.1111 at ,1 ihi* f,re-enia nn- **i tit if I ditii’■ t<* * nil* i H »n iiliili'l«‘ r»(IJ|||y Jrjin ai |f * in v H«* anderwei.t un operation rerrntty Imn ( the Dance ,.f the tlail.ire, ’'I!D"il I III .* 11J I * >|!It I • J mtij Mr*. 111 v » « rut* pp**iitli»itd h * * t at the Oiange t.s n c r a l, Hospital one nf thew mart riahnrat* -fee .fny In »n * J i J ilt ( liif , i- ( n itijH iS|-(j n t tr»f flv. in Orlando, wax removed to h<* tarh - s .e r seen ,u noition pie if'Hi)1-- **f flit i tvn* «"11«J*■. *' j home toilsy a id i - t r»port«d to he lurev; Hr-* \N | \Vl..*|* - Nt I Mi • ii'aivi* ii { *In* fi iii i.t \ iiiul i .i Improting n i.v i). The dir-'ction I* by Henry K in g 1 lift Iy Wlctlt**!* litlVi !*»!'!»• Ill I* •■lulu* r lilfls iMiri 1*1 lit* I Il'M'li’l* ill fruiii Hu- - e r v n plav by Molly Hian, Al.*, f** % *r,ji tiL ilt.vt tnr <• ' i"l •■‘Mtlilil! il\ FtifUds n f !.r»Jie and Jnlaune r»*w n « " L 1 ta,*fi- :»ii*ii»ii* I*n*l‘ r a»j‘ h*iFiiy* (muy *1.iJlcittas Ilf k<,s ”p'laT j>la i ""ll ,""b i l £Aj V * Td w- will m k a n .} ! £ » * " , ,l" ” l *n .a is* ■ Jaeksoi, in >*■a I'Mnit*! I In Ah IkiiuHiv *•», U»t Jiirfinl ruit niilv «t**v*tJv* l l ' H l . y s is Mi-upviut.ng «• l„e r 1 h,lli* K ,»"1 “ evri n>* iHoigce r | did lh*< H*lxi|»tal tin fur th„ nvH), F o n t , 1,11 Maple At#ni|e, after undvr go big opnatlon* Situn U iy | •J , ucinoiiai-MiiierH l)t‘inaii(] Basic I*ay of $5.00 Per Day H o-piril. t t & Alina M a ri, Couch I* 1 W A SH I.V JiTD V . Aiik'" In. i/l'i1 ’planning tv leave Saturday m om-, T I f*« l!iiiU i| \|irn* VVorki-ri of V>M fl»r Flaley, Ohiu where she 111,lls it relative* uniil the 10 .J- 1 ? r rT* I*hrv.",,K '•**■ p iv d e 'i dl# of ^spt^hrr when , hr will' dsma- dr. ,t* to I1llUd.lpF.ia to enter train-' U“ l far at-th. Prvshyttriaii Ho.pl.at !^ . _____ ' i dally I Mre. L. D. Odhatn, Mi*» A tab , I ' h Oilham, and Miss Gw*ncUI>n' O ian ct, of B iu m w ick, Ga., and Mre. ^ W . Wilton and daughter t,' . aod Jo a n ,.□£ Mant-I d a ir , N. J. grr ll./ guestn of .Mr.' and M n . H. B. tidbam at tbeir home on Bay Avvnue. ... , >lt«* r ra rlr Robson arrived Tuesday night from the ttresby-j tWign Hospital at P b jjg d tb h la ^ 'i. M F".i 'hire week* here with her' M U R * , llr. and Mr*. J . N. Rob^cgEnnuth Sanford s •••s-'« l'in * » v met In JacluowviiU f by bag ater, Ifjvf* Ann R oimoii. a ..,* °b*on will Ijegm her Senior I m/«•i i D A N C E u a i gear TO D AY NIGHT. AUG. Ilth ^nmiesuox uts ........r \ , r ^ ^ ‘ \,v Soapfoliu fr«V with thrt?e roll* of films. B e sure to get a supply before you go to the fair. Wilboldt Studio Phone S9I-J ,it...‘ AJI-Witlbei 4.40-31 More PersonH Will Be Put To Work If Stores Observe * Longer Hours RailyK ci'in n ln g Frithtv (T n n in rrow ) O P E N ON 8 SATUKIIAYS - CLO SE 6 This move ,,n our part will mean that we will have to employ at lea-1 two ol three more i- r * ',n . on part lime to take car* of our busine-* sale*. DAVE’ S DEPT. STORE] N lU - “,V" . ‘ , r 'r “ “ l v a r s It*'* . ntilVM*- Arh*rf ’ * . UR"' (jtC*1 c*>t**r , : .. It islM»(»lt4«l r A l N J h i m e- Kxide lltttierie.H ll.ifVnit h Ib'ih'tr • J uni )(>|i.iihtl V Ilf* I lll/tlly 4.50-20 . £imI 6.00 J 4.50-21 6.30 i i 4.75-19 ( J 6.70 Y| 5 .00- 19 A I 7^ 0l i 5.00-30 l l 7.45 Aj 5-25-1* ■ 8.10 jj 540-19 fij 9.40 1 1 . lo r Y«*'" PttkfMrr 4.40-21 • ca n *• •l<**" . VM \U*r'x',li* " i,r Its* | \ c r c "s V * * 7.20 * 5.55 7.90 4.75-19 u 8.40 U 5.00-19 I f 9.00 ] / . 5.35-1 • K J TO ,00 D p 5.50-19 H 11.50 H 5.00-19 Mr 13.05 Wa a.so-19 W 16.05 A E .A G C ’ .»r* 1H O W M U C H ? I K itnvsr »*n»s twkavjw the 1 riwl.Vt rll.lrers'.lbeguvd u»w»1I tuu tail Iw) l*«il)rs r ** ' Ibv price. .Inws bvrs-a«d I mo*l of them era l- » « * Iks* 1 tbs- were tool FalL 1s t t i M i i k f || { -u r »*»“ ,4,‘-' , „ t r V ** Ct*"" rnomploymcnl Must lie Relieved! •We MiihI Help* Open 8 - Close 11 P* MU tbe hospital in tbe early Fall. e»_ «* Z * »* l' \»*''* ,ii" I , rla» tcvV F llitwine Mr. Johnson* anpenl we have ilerideil to . . . . Mr. and Mrs. W. A . Fitts. Jr. ertami da, irliler, Nancy, arc evpecl ed to re'urn Saturday from C onadu Beach where they ha been siiemlmg a few days. brar'a wortrewheu the returns to i NO 4.50-21 ',n /-t roal "U ■ « * r‘* * */‘ 00 La" f .\^*V #c"' ■*' ■.\|i1**°**■ »\»»k .. 'j *' r if***' • v V *“ ‘ * . V *l'u « , |t*' . git*\r * . r,.\ ^ f\v.V Itu ” Gen. Johnson is Right wage and a Ml hour wmk week Tile argument w,a pirtrnt*"‘1 by l e w i t., tbe r» over-.- *■!, * rtdnl«Dnlton nt n bearing on 'he * °f' roal indu-tiy code uf fair c nnpiUtion. ' ' — T~ *' — Mr*. Gertrude Gilbert and Mi*-! l.nrene Fran klin are -trending a* short lime at Davlona liearli. I Mr*. M. f.. Futrb left yesterday fnr Philadelphia where she wa* .ailed b- th^ illness uf ber daugh ter, Mre- Georgianeia Zetterhmd. |T * lit* lb lu ir im PHOliE 2t>:> for road service W hen %*tij lu % r a ill a rial w e 'll fu r )u ii «u« m h r r r . i ______ j H a l. m i l r lia a v r lt i* ‘ s Wtf D eliver TIRES Rockets Tire Phone 265 Sanford A n y w h ere If t jruu w a u l new li r e * . ) im I F iv e u s J* lillK s * • ' * **** ID u l *»ul ) uul nrnL -I*) phu*#, S, I*ark Ave. OppoHlIe Font Office / 4i»*l b r iU | the I i l r» ) uu uee«] ’ In ) uu. i . � 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 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 10, 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/d732815c81afb06209537eed4e567a17.pdf ef0c37a830eee968f5b0ec256ee264cc PDF Text Text I I *N. ' T0U 1 NVW 8PAPKB H **r< 2 * W ° # * » G rtn ta a t V t f f i i b h 8 p o 4 u d R ic h e s t G a r d e n l a n d V O LU M E X X IV AN INDEI'EMULYr DAILY N K H S P A P K K M e m b e r A s s o c ia t e d HANFORD. T P ress U . S. S t ill Insists ITALIAN FLIER ^Intervention Isn’t KILLED WHEN Planned For Cuba PLANE UPSETS Hope Is ExpressedFor Mediation Despite Machado’s R e b u f f To Sumner Welles SOCIALITE WAS SLAIN BY KIDNAP GROUP, IS BELIEF W A S H IN G T O N . A u r . 9— (A .P .)— P r e s id e n t . t o r e s ig n C o n fr o n te d M a c h a d o ’s w it h r e fu s a l in t h e i n t e r e s t s o f peace in C u b s, s ta te m ent o ffic ia ls s till d e p a rt­ In s is te d t o d a y t h a t i n t e r v e n t i o n is not p la n n e d and exp ressed th e H o w e v e r n o w e v e r tm u e s S J u n rch o e a n n F or K a lb o ’s O u t A rm a d a F ro m u O w n ers O f P ro p e rty A sk ed T o P a y T a x es T A L L A H A S S E E . .Wie- t». — Flenda appealed to prop­ erty owner- today to - ’join* in the patrioiie match” to the tax collector*’ office* anj pay their HfflS lave- v a loran* if bringing als.ut n low m illag, tale f » » next year. " I f the ,-r >pie pay the*. itv.s t.xxe* u will help in having a low ‘ niilluge for tiovernor ith.dta •aid. S e ts A z o re s . la n d R e a c h in g In ta n ? Is ­ Copy M f f E ® Stagger System And SUBMITTED TO HUGH JOHNSON Shorter Store Hours Hit By Hugh Johnson M a \ im u tn !lm ir s ()n * :i- Im r .M in im u m W a g e s _________________ u v s ilL M i roN'e ll*i . i t at t 1 1 1ui i*r Ubtl . -.i HI t .i tl i< 4|t, '• NKe\. baxr :«IT*m l tu rv^llinfo r ib«a b ft»r tbrir ir »J •tru f ’ n n . - ,hr" o t W , w rr” huli « » * “ y '• ,,rn v . o n * i | h ((f pItn). over1urnri, ,,tltin c , hr W o m a n j take-off o f General Delta.* «ca- 1 |'|- , lh|c lui ■ t. i n iri%« n Italian tr*n»-At Untie C IN ( IN N A T I. Ohio, Aug. 9.— ) ..piadrnn o f 2-1 •.••plane* arrive^ (A1) — A Relief that kidnaper* in Ihe Ainres l* tr yesterday from • truck nown and killed '27-year- Shoal llarhor, S’ . K.. .rnniph tin* old Oliver S Daily, a leader o f Ihe Ihe IJMtO mile flight which I* the li>nvf*t atage on the h mewnril younger *m ait >et o f t’ inrlnnati journey. • ciety, wa« expree«eo by hi* rrlGeneral |t*!o Ballot, the trad -1 ativr* and friend* la*t night. rr detrended wltn IS ship* nt i The> thought il possible the ' ’ontn llelgada while nine plankidnaper* found the hU*ky yimng the immediate direction of captive mo*re~ihan 'they cnUH l ( ;" w r " 1 Pellegrini rani- down K. . .. tt . .. „ ‘ • * !h«’ water in llorta harln.r. handle. Hut Ihe p^.llce, neverthr^ A ,|iw|u|rff. „ f M IIK U Ul.’l C o d e O p e r a t in g N m v F lig h t IIO R T A , Aroree, Aug. !*. l/V> — One lluliitn aviator died mid > The A iN’ON-STRHiERS IN MKISCH CALLS - - - - - - MILK WAR FIGHT LOCAL FARMERS1 x l«mS PUBLISHERS CODE AGAINST ENEMIES 10 AID RECOVERY1 IS PRESENTED TO ",,,,lron fnr ,i'b,,n ,v,,u'; RECOVERY CHIEF A fte r Believed With Him F iv e C e n ts I R I D A I 11 K U N K S D A Y . A I 'G U S t I * . I5W:J A g re e m en t P r o v id e s F o r M in i m u m W a g e s approval t*,\ (it-ni nil tr rotttt •«•» ol and f I* ll't tlltdn in,- In I ait loll ftllftftl* F ro m A d m in is tr a to r W ASH (in v o r iio r O fN c u \ o r k . \ N |\S . \ In h i I \ v a il- iiliilllv O lM ilitia n ie n \*. I rgcs T lia l s ililo A ll W o rk N o w \t l.o w t a il •i. till •in Pos- lb * D o n e W a ges •nt fntmrra t” in i; rn \. A ll — (A .iM I ’ illn y th.it tin- inlen t o f tlii rvY -ivriv liei wan to Du ti'.'tsi- i iiip{iivit1< iit. A tin iin is tr.it r Stud I ih Ia j llu,-It tlia l no .lo iilii'-n r i. i.iilur I’citihl -i ir iie i enilJ<iv i v lio n rn ,, Si H Ml‘l t I in mtiki in h o p e t h a t m e d ia t io n m a y y e t nbd I'tifitrv i rest |>. |i;nt n- 'h otT * H ig h e r T h a n T h o s e R».»»-e-tril’**‘A ip rttfph»Yu( |»V a ffe c t a s e t tle m e n t a m o n g I pio^rillll .% lie , X. f. till • it hour.* o f n h irr o|n e a tio ii I n P r e s i d e n t ’ s ( ’o d e the warring •lament* In the Idand. rli, •i:iiiiM-i i.n«l .‘ lialtnifM. of w ith o u t d e fe a t in g t lo |iurM The plan submitted to Machadn If* i i .| • I * nut\ • oniliM ' »• »• .1 in 1 w \s i i i n **;t «* n . bilge. iii | nwo o f lilt- • hie * ^ b y Ambassador Sumner Welle* •l«’c l,i r o l Mi:»f n f.llr f .1 » Mirfn Ijilin* \il ,,ff, to ttp. ».i*e under 1’ ie-III* eilii'tlSfl.* n* iti.iiT Inoiiawhich provided fo r the president I a* ‘ f • l i b cxi lilptril from Of ..tl.il .Mai diairlv i d it • p "i. ■ a menu fhr deni R«ai*eveir* htunkel re enl ol. .1 Mir |i M\Y|h «I|U Ilf III.* I'll’ l«ll'1|f | 'vacation for the re­ •u^ -barf in****t i tii(**anf xi i lo .«tii • fr in pi'Vtiw’ii: a • ie.iiei.1* with a mint e f hi* term en d ‘ mike Si Ii’.rtlf (|» •• war.'*, n.tal 111 I • *tf T|t N l< A in vi. xx af .•»•*. u n t rx»(be leereary of state to w.i pi* nl• •• i •• • u ip lo»»n rlil, IhrV m\.*i Icm . went on hunting for a ,hriek of *irrn* greeted the |*-r of modification .. P . Hhl, rk poMi ax in 11* *111’. fur iM take over executive power* did women. tli.V . n r it i>. thriM M 'lvri nn.I pr* r'ilHi: II, 'group o f nine a* It arrived 'here I ed yretrntar ti* the imtHinal re :«r.*i.it*i llu* •*.**I* .n<t y. f il, \lay»ry not meet 41th Machado’ * approval, • • ♦!»••.r iri|irrhittiii( !•» r»* nprratr t.Mii nil Mol They helievrd they had e v i­ . to b«* welcomed by Ihmi and* «»f i cover,, aitmdl.*.ralloil liv the nsill. III** lltiir t .uf!* »nt.» It waa reported In informed rirrle*. ,t thr prr**.nf film m pntlkh/ llWft 1 lion’- 1^. *v-|>a|iei publielo-r*. • • ••UIXttllUHF p|ghtfcrr«. I ! John un iu-»-.i, | that ubib* tb# Thia la not construed here, how­ dence one had hern with him along bfi. 1 t o p*v. f Shortly a flriw n n l. Hindi S •hi] U M u •< The l>rt akw ater nn<| thr- ijiny r»l •. 'XI* n! i|*ft'*il I*'. luT.Hf <U o r U tr S a U rd ay' ever, a* an abaolute refusal to a wooded drive •O lv III S k#d ( him tin* f . r i m iv rnfl writ' rovvrnl \%ith blue b t*ap *u f Jc'hn'on. thp irub inal h«Iiiiiim - I ib nih| p*r»h*vrig*» |ir*'x>t'x| that nn *1 lie* coa^ly. •h irtly before »aminnP hit Jiim h p ltm irrn for (hr riftp t iofi. t«»r, «aitl Nt t%|»m • «r Dim lot| * At Mi l e b i alt* lit ion for.*, »i b*1 fit »n ' * l'**»iro a 414| . t ilt * it X tl.tte r , its ii M;t t i*n nl « «*il«* to Mu fne'f lin t tb.* R.lR.-' f.»r on thr head with a brick, raudi'i; 1* (M fit 111 :».*m • (III Ili, The «ilvtjr»M| R«Ti|il.’in« v flrw in i b»* hml n-’t iku*rk Ih f*»r.* lufv 1 •* iil«l n’ilucf Mi*:itli#i(| It'll XXI f i f M IA M I. A off. 9.—MX—General hi* death. HIM «li«l u»»t know wbr’it hr Mould * i n.timn I;»I»••. hi ill ji..ifirli»* of II I'f he » i '’ tiji'i ... perfect formation to their tnmling tb#ir I. r.» ti*Mil *it nil, tho Ini n i atb 'M fi nrHit Mt« ■ Ornate* Ferrara. Cuban •eerrtarv bit’ iio :|inl n» Id I H litix.' lam'll tnit x *. that fl.« Lull uf .»i>Young Daily'* wife and three place*. |ir«*»rutin^r nil impft**4iv«* i*nn»Idrr it. tittiiiil) nr* tat« •I itiftir vb.r| , ,|k ,. |, F* ks| 1, „ t . of etate, today termed a* “ im- year-old (on were vacationing 311eight u* they rr fleet r*l the-bell ■ Tbr ugrr«*nt«*nt \*n* drn bn up h\ b in -.! b •*. i t M hi |.-»ir » ’III l.ilfM Hi - ’ b'Mif * J * , III * ' rralmii *b* uM ni t I* cmfailrxl in D un ft .* • • (» 11ti k pooaftie" report* that American la k e Plar d, N. Y., and hi* ,ian nimmlttf** ir p n •*»flluig tl.r i ()•» nXI I •’»>' •’ It uf ill a 1 ul .I* • • • ti« ’• |H f* . an r tf lit «x birh im* liant aun-hine. With tiuldury pn .mix ix i»' * riial lii'm nx* it* i« a Ambotaador ffcmaor Welle* told Vent» were at Northpoinl, M ijj,. ri»ion they tnxo'cl up t>* Am erican N« w pap# r l'u b | i*k ri» •*nn till f». *r *1!• - Ills* ft.itm-r their *.I*||XI» .‘ .XelllMt |l.v| tl 1 |illf|HXM * • till ll I I I * tho Cuban provident Merhado that A •ii.ition. tin* Soil!b rill NV«*i * tf Iml linln n if ho there wa» no one to report J,u„ w which hud been pin* d by fir *m fin a nl Inti*’. i« rui'linf,'* John *'ii aid. (.:.*! m il .Ml* r t»:i|«*r P iib b b ir s A • Dmi I It# lint' ho moat oak C «n *r*»» for a leave him mi«*ing or to identify him Iit lull 7:t to Mi.*v «V||»ttOt .\|** f III! the Italian mother whip Citta di M 'in l»»l *f tbxHixnn*li nmia P«. • X%I . . TV|» Inl^ttil Pn \ m'iatbm. tin S'n of abaonco th it tho troubled politi­ until M mday, when polirr aucto it. tlo i «>nt» ii.l njr tint ia r. i f . n \. i If lb*'\ I X |M •*! ||» t'atanta. xxj.v*’ .a iiirr hirh. f rtn«l I ••unnt < 1 null Ltd r»n*!i»M'| I ’ m A •« »•»t»•*fi tind Ih.iii cal situation might be eettled. rredeil in P a rin g the •hoea he flu* | «a . (oi . ill i X ••lit h iii 'M )***4h| ftirtt, tb* x * riim bing out of Iti* »enplan**. ,lifi.*i.H ’ irlail •■••'tl I jM-llr . lilh* t| l*.**b#l»i M*t* *|.l I. XMl* M I ntbor urvnniiatioii • o f piibb In r General Feryvra. retuminr home wore. l» b ■ ft tie* W • I Il lX» fen | IX 'X ll’ 1 • ii.iir.* ill *.i*».n»b* r an*l metal < General P rllrg rin i «h»we.| no nr«»rlr#r»-— T«e* } :.lt I (t* t| lilt* III* i l.» •i.ltv , of iladv ttrwnpU|H 11 . a fte r pttawdlng the Worbl Eco­ »I etlipf.M1 title x jtb Mi « imM Ui ilhrr bur** •‘ There wa> no love a l T a i r !>•- ettrit* o f wi.-arine** from the lone t* r*1:iv ifm * dr.x’vn xxilluf) th# • lyt II 1 1 . I.i). •!(•* ill m* . A itntnn*'nt bv tin* tninyuUtt* nomic CapgTesa In Tendon. left by fa th e r. G eorge Daily, flnclnm .’l j..,.,,,, rii«h t. lie rneive.| nn .*> NP \. If • I im a.* lilt m.­ x«:iv*< nut hmir i* rnle.tiuii f lb# .t i *xii* , i nil* f b jilai 1 piano for R avin e. ” lt will he an attorney, cnntemlevl. ’’ Some d -v I th u »in *lic ovation from ll*e w all ' sail: ti:.li**ruil » . ’ **x*»y adtnint'lmtinii, ” . H »*)« l«l'*in>M, frit »»i**i • h i t H l i . r |IHl r.|rt> of milk **lf Ihr iinintrv at bifr** bad odd pleco of diplomacy for the kidnaped him. took him to 'h i* ini, rtoW l| ani, , a |,| „ r | *!■ xxh*» In. :i(tV M irkifitr M. I. t x».n»it * f lb# krpt its nut b») tm-nl' itinl p-<vroM \ j i * .i f Mui. |i‘t .ill 1*11*1 iiinl mix i. ambauador o f any country to lonely piece a nd killed him alien j phdt: -%%hi* i ubl •••!*••* I «aff. t« ix.* *f»|rrrxl ky aiioiint itn o plnev* vvlo.h 1 on (he b*fr| i»f thr row-pn|'«’r in • * 1 iu fiilfir im .niiuie’ m ilk. approach the proiident or ruler of hr m ilte d .” tbrourb _ 'It wn* n *plrmliil journey. Tlw 1•Ju-tri thru* «K«iid«| I v •• Inin »*• •i l l . t i.f I >« g|e eg.** Dm* X% *r|||e| ix. •• t*. M'lt li ‘ Jietiix •*!», rm .v riy ii*irnin* \j •• ft • 1 . • •*. • »i *i ll ni Ik •i wir w. 11 xxill Iml , • country to which he la aceredUrging acceptance o f the k u- „ ky wa, practically willu.ul hi h I for any r«Mb,a« at all.' br«( t* 11 (1)* I r llw* ptrbrf" hnvr |l ••»*!'«• b ft.r. )*rl.*'* rix^ ( latrflf'.t t,, M iid i'f •t *• country land % n f tb and make. euch demand*,'* naping theory, friend, pointvj out cloud* all Lbe way fkaaethe-lmmo- . pVopo ed e.»r.<“ *nl,| llawr ‘ xx'11(i a rirrim n l •• ••vor/ ■t i l ” rtrb l i* oi.I *.ii aov flirt bar nfot wblff labor rn#t ; I' >h : ’ f.l .. m cold. that kidnaper, might ho'.e in­ dlalo vicinity o f Newfoundland ard Httv . pn<ident o f the km 'tj•xux II m v .ni|*l*x*o b» iipptuv.il ni»'lifi»*a:u. f ••. lit ji|f tin* •if.* nil t***- In lb. .)• ill' ft I • fill and He addfd, however, that media­ tended to eeek raneom fnau ^11 All th the machine- gave gmol |<eiSVn-pa|>er I’ -ihli-lier- I • I III U fil.inl XXi.'lM I-a* I ' lp'l'r* it«.j - ii. li . in lh«* l1<Tn- uf l*n i*l» ill IV , • vvti'» i f : I- tl «.Hf XIrip. bft . All' 1 tion can aueveed If properly Daily’* wealthy falhcr-in-law, J e n formance. . eintiMii, "proviib • f ••* n horlen f**r fit# ..* • ini*(ux in. i*t drivt*. bul tb fv . IHl'It'X HM’lll III’ i • •*ni'*nf Ir i • r|» i fti i a ,| t*t»l / handled and “ with aoma outaide I.ippincull, president ami Irra*" I am much lmpree*et| b> ih e' „r ..... . for minimum "n r • • -diM *|i m i • it- ii lm» n iiiiil.*nal nil*Jllr»nul i i r l u • xx. * •Vi ii**ir !•»».* i»r payty inch aa the American im - urrr o f the Cincinnati Ult uu reception given u- at llorta and (('ontinUeil On Ihtge Thtei-t r.m 'in i. nMv it !*♦•• .un* kfi.nvn • b M il xull) I I’d l lb«*ni -Uhl • i r . xnil? I.. IU w r e b» Mit| hooeodor acting a* mediator. I.ct Mock yard*. regret that our -luy mu*t In- •« I hit I Mo* |H*x\.*rful xxr:i|*.in f P »blb'll.’ ti«*%l« win ' XX M l I I»m ti» 1 L i t . I * i f» July t i t lea Cuba alone— let her work out her Hut the police wundered ,|,<>r». Our inachifW’ machine * alrrudy ai«*| —----- wh»re,. nMirf. li-hiffg titiin* i* (it L |b«* fin t mill'll i lit ii «'ly f.*r M l* mini mini r. i|«iir. no nl own eolutlon o f her Internal prob- young Daily’* automobile lotdliF m U htj ri’ findrtl prr|iuiutu;y f •» tb*' S t e p s T a k e n l ’» ( l i c i u I. r | l.llk Mr M.-i • b f.iMb. i i * inl.-.l »*Ut •\xiii}* audili l \ i >t il "*■•* o f tb# l> 1 M|i|il\ I l|t • be; who drew the rr •r .1-. pvci ll takroff for l.i*bon ut dawn t.nnoi , . . m i - I I v - I l ' i l l l Im tamo” . ilii|»< It*** and u»?rro»it.’»»l lh.il b.* I 1 • th#* farmrra ........ ■ rb» it the row. We intend to join up with |h- ” P I1 1 U I * * • I I J « l i l | l o L map they found nearby Tb** i|ti,i-i«»»i i • iim'I ■* ktioYvn irt III.It .» link.* Iti.tibl |v i•it• ».* ilm lv nniinu* L * Inar.r mig\»iiii||i H A V A N A , Aug. 9— iA 'i- P r in . lover*’ larte on ground* uf the rr, t „ f the airndtla when we pn fti j. I m t.»ft\»vi* «*. u|M’»nf*• '• •• lli.'Vw- Ininl t». .*v.*i\* .•'.iiitniffptv ( I f *• i*b*» water wor-*. and. nvrr San Miguel." I Step* have l* * n taken in • d p ol government leaden held an municipal I • iii.fif fr*.;»* |lir n* ■»• »»f lb** |il;iv tb** I»b-r •• irl* *'C Mi N’ l!/\ torn** r*nrb»y f«:1 1 1 1 1 (1 ' ' lieve condition* in *l» vlt'lnltv ’ ’f Important conference with Presi­ marked the »pul near wh«rr ihn •t"|niif.n fu ll’. i« • h im 'll n anvn** v%itbo.it f« Mill.MX' 1» M "*|t xvnl M'ont n »• I n :*• I xxn l dent Maciiodo at tha presidential bo ty lay; why the young - ciety P a V I f l P I l f 0 T l l X P S ,h*’ , M ” " nn’ ' •*(•n t “ f « l i •• \ m illin '* u f'n ifii lbt**<ir!. trvrab I faith tin* »" U 1 l a A C O b iiiig e . where watci In ■m t h - n» palace today apparently to de­ man had di*cue*ed with fnrnd* r * * J H I « H • ’ n’,,r# <n| lb* *’••!» lit r \* j*** bm'k t'» ' i k ’. Mm IVuifh ’ |ll -lull ' l.’X X tlp * \ i m e o A n d l l t i s l m i u i d i e whether the chief e x e c u ti" plan* to epend^the week-end nut S h f t W U H llfT P f 1 1 D lIY l*r'*x*’i*’ " " l " '* * .......... " i,mu *».f fht* i* i.ii*lei.i'*• .•iM'imlttc# Mr M* i . li fiik **tln v xxill b.ivx" ii. * 1 II IIIv t # ® ^ ^ H nation in M*at an a •* ... ; thould eetlnanlsh hl« po*t to pul of town; and how it cam.* about ^ # M a y lit * U m i n c i l f d •' • *’ •**e .|w, » vHW ' ^•*•1. |.ion<*\ I m .«|*«'»••I, an*I I bat «.f tb** * '.»»xtlt»•*■ Kin* in " j H k i IIS D iS C lO S C S thin Infmmatiun " if«w r »-l an end to Cuba’* polltlcel tu rm oll!hr wa, 'foun,| Jrai| ineteaj, with h. i* L I l*v Mr M ir\ It nn * v. .A*. ;* ui. tf' I I. ! Mi.it util ti * |. i. p*•••••I nmrkrd. J'.| m thr rkamiNff of t*ointiirfrr ' It '*• I hie pocket* containing fiv and bloodehed. \ui* *I * In fbal |m>liti‘t.» Mi .1**! •. »"fJ I MS A N iil- l 1 Hrfili Mu- ..xx i." ibiK *•. x iirixi xxini.-r" TL ,, . *7 . . . > ilav from M ajor H- t • Ibinn, o f While the conferenee waa Ini •ca­ rt* for an amusement par* o far That eSrmlnolr I oilfity tanpay* ' *. , I i . nilx S^fnpbj M I \in1 • Mj1| I,h rbuitf'd v illi Mif'.n-imf I iXlli.'t 1 *1 "hpryuiH* btuiM do l»» |»ail in , , . , : . ' th«* II. S. Knirln.'orinif * orpa, n • | » llow hundreda o f perwna Dned Ihe from where the hi-ly lay. cm aii* k*?ptnit m H im * touch with •. , , _t.i tl I* I l ’ illl ||l|tl«*tle * nlib-r|i%| «♦. I **|l11e* i » 1 1... r«*xr*)Vntb»n< • b'*’,t b' » bu hixii* • *• l Nnl nn I f hi l»»\* '*. In* ronclll'bil (Continued On P » « « T w o) the p m r b . . of the hutch >1.11' " " '“ W ' ' ' " b i-.uiij, ll.ix if H it t .11 , ii li** iiM lilii imn I'lbl .b.xvi. tb. .irtipnlg • .*«x.ral •I.. and tt. privilege* U. acc.iding ... v l « r . n « - » » > fit. i| {« r u t fur ill1 , nn- , -ait! 4«m|ih f r«»Ptin<r*rl *#l ' I b f " ) Motor liunn wrtl<Mi ’ > xx. II* b i|*lr F in a n c ia l C o n d itio n Tax Collector Jno. t). Jinkln*. reM- ir " u',n * r" ‘ h ,‘ txvo HIM) l.t in n. MTi.fmib l i ml »u •I *j i I.o c n l F a r m r r H W i l l rnnuement* howImM n ' M at' •• o f I hr in flrrt.il in tha fart that .lurinK I *« ) air krj t Ibi u * i*«xt| riNii* **l 111•f all. i.ai.l* O f C . O f C . D is c u s s e d wbrirtiy Archil* II Smiths of A t t e n d O r la n d o M e e t th«* fin«t right days of thin month, ill II |«t I V!•f P ers o n s A r c C h osen Stinfor.l lion I- Work • will furn li nfti r an ulrtx* •m l.li Ull.* l»h a total of 9ID&M.I I ha'* brrn |.ai*| .tl I l.ilf flu X it -uilnt.lc'boat, niuipmcn! nod • ibi:>nir r«> ’Mi o( ft li" Financial condition o f the SentI it*fi. ;»H ImM atn»m many | »n l rix.. S l l P l t k |m H* \m •ini I on I M i! stair ami rounty U i m riM I)*i t| lo lie*- |*t| .if rtii ion lltM. lair, anil rrnmvr lbe* b\acin fr»»i*.*» . .*i • •' i •, p..iiltvymrti ami ipolc County Chamber of Cniu♦ riku i : uf tb. T his sum ia flvr tun. I* I Milt.* \| |\ ... ufi?iH#krra Igninui; ... i %| .......... , . i , merce wa* thr topic of di*cii**ion ' *■ul f icmfitly tl***’1 tb»* »ri|ui »*l ll.lt evil fi.\e .liirYitte .. uf M.ix r.» n’ v xxiI I I m- in M aj.r Count« Job* ................ ,1. work II Miiu ’ . I,xw)*r, wl tbr ••pr.a *1 'fift h* ,l«*ffx.tf fu r iitt«*nliiuf tbat a meetng o f 11 member* o f ,n J>***v -".I Pearly five lime* a .: | l lit. Although more than th.* SpraVi*i ♦’ Uure . i •r Ih.* much- at the amount pabl fm Mi** |h -( ;in* \.*rv ter(«flit f f.fU II the trade body, held in the City . . „ . , I- romplrlnt williin dm a fi fc • t i. mi nl • ,-.»r*t f i .....I.. F a rm -^ *; i A ,,11V . T y 11*V ||» ’|l.ti* . .Ueged l iw vloUllon wero ^ ! IP12 tax mil in July. ' i tl.nl tt.ii “ Hall late yesterday afternoon. " ..... *" D ll"’’ Which I- la- ' t( ,,, .... . I i -leu. . .1 <lf» i. . far trial bofor. Municipal Judgi , Mr. Jinkifi* antinpatrx a rtraily * 'U;' * % I --Id in Io n o f th - unnunl 1 ' . i Tha di*cu»*inn rr«ultr<l in th* A . B. Wllhiiuon Monday aft. . . . , .. • ;lfX I X A tttM * '» XA lX*» • X 1 ' * ' ii k *?n uavmrnt of tair>* frmn IH»w until| 1- •• t?t i - \ \ e*»k t»rn«r#tii at igntiit*#* 4 . , .. ,r. ’ o.ilbrtuk* the trial period w e. rhort approval o f an offer wh i * i* Vila* n»n# 1" N't .1 • I ' 1‘ vdlri, . 1. I (ill f ill I Dll' f It waa lmpd*»>hl» *° *,ro* In .tilu t- wh*never callsd - d-utbp. in s ’ £ V i . r ■’ " " V . E . D o u g la s s E ir e le d P r e s id e n t O f '» l|14 I l f f l l,e I »#* *XX ' b . || M ri • M I |n tha cneea of »e »*r»- «•* , • • -#r *• - v nl ID 00 i.VI'H'k in J m v c . *x | a . i n.-ruit trik k * A T S * * t * " \ j ^ " , ” r r h l ’ 'i- ;,u h ' m ' n ’ .h,, | B a ll C lu b S u c c e e d in g l), - I ). W e lb o r n Tltc.e spenknr* ate. Mr- i It. grooo chargod with p o .««* ln g it.* "i"rn in ir fti 1 Thoee attending Ihe meetin-r ^ K tM (a ||y und.rxt<m.l. all ta *-j . _ ' fl inijt d tlm ttybi 'il ll..* Mason, Mi - W I Iv.ss—I. y. M iv . tt»’»» iVb«Mil, S#B*inO* u i. •» * * |l. * \\ • I " XX- \ " lk U TVU1 koM h#ao perwni U b.-ipg were: Georg, K. Dalme*. II. •*-' pay ,r » ehould lw remlndevl a* " ' !»*■ M oin* XX’ i'i-uio . M>* * y K Imugla-*. -|ort-oian i I m ... J«» ......... |, l|X Ifl ....... HI.''1 U>in Its..-. .- t io llt , Ibi'- w ill l»- lie O. Dai.-. Me. S. F J-"li . S »». baU un Beading th. relcaxe t a Thraiher, R. A. Newmen. Linton (ho two highlight! o f the Dill. | liiii: »*< • l«n* n the lej.lnt airhnll fan, !a-t night vvo cl , 1 . 1 . I to T r io l C ro p *, another to hy C iK Jit Crurt J » J i» ,-h nhdier, J. • I HI - »l xx*. * MnriiiK tb»’ in* E. Allen. John MeUeh, S r„ Frink They are: - , tt„ lant of the .->nl 1 I'l.n lliy , amt n th ird In m atter* XViD >n.’ T. -XX'. Lawton. S I: l> Hillard B. Smith on • P°lnt u* IhW Evnne, F. C. M.cM.hon, II. M-! u I) ;bl ll* ll '*?'•'>. .1 I l.ul I it* i* F in n s A rc* H e ld b p Da 1 . f n.r. i. - t» women in attendance I- » « « « « • * * « ' » P «"' ' .ball' Club, - n o ..lu g l» tun. II .XI. Pupv. *•r* --- I min raleod by M r gttom ey.in..| iilai i c .,h to the tax ............. wh. t,*igl>* d d.lliny tl tl. Ili !•»•*• ty nt III- to tltu le. O i. I .a lt e r D a y I V i c H u m T>ler. while, charged I'epworth, B. F. ttainee. F. W th, ta . aata ende on Ist-I* I l-ple-eli*lie : • < llellOllti Mo* |»rtit ix• .... . h. Id i th. iilf .r * uf tl :»ir i"»xxr ux. mi; f \ -p. nser -It the iift. rn-H.n *,•with doing Iwataaet without a li- Bender. J. E. F o», W. W. Werner, „ t y owner* n ^y pay W Via'mn In j f .Vifoul • it.'i| I belt uml on**-ha If. It \ M W a„ o „ , on Park Avenue. - ton tomoitow will l-e Alev '* cenao, waa flnad »2. He wee given R. J. Holly, and J. A. Logan, o f uuent tave* fiirf.il«-r i»f lb#* I..L » r |„|..... ii, of -.infoid, who will lend ila.-ft’ .S.J Niv >-f illi-.al.-t*’ taxes on M.late f(|> eXI ' 11••1 on real reel c .. . . *or |>,,UK|n , t >d*y slated tb.xt lull*, fttt* I mI.i Im•• • w aee.liei.vf • H -d s* luaponded eeoUnce on a Geneva. #.i tti • u * »niii»tt'•••• uf *h. risrem rlil licit -u tut.'l that 1UJI and prior year* le in county |u* and ^ b(( an/nt* ........................... „ f Hi land" rr iv will— T »* |»1X t«* n .I. e - - .ion and open foruni nn nn lit* <1 Mi XV-lliuni* wiil a ip e ir at the tte r g o o f ' maorderly conduct » » lamde. eiccpt that stale ta*e. aitd i|irrr|ljr(i , w r> ,n t •*x lofur way luw inl lYipmif '.ui Ibi i <i titV l bj.n.l*rr "f ■•••• ItfVu ................. . . . . „ . ij ra,|, director* will make . v. ry • \« I ' . J i l . ftft* f II.H’II ' legal e o »L mu.t b , pawl in ca»n. in u.a t r tll, r->■» | i „ tl.’l »v |l. * 1Vtt1 1 » p . n < h e PUt. " H " " ^ • ' " ,,r u » .......... alfeo j i* * - - . . m. m aew eatVein h. principle* of - Mrx. Julia Sarneet, while .1 ( until Ms*' I* tu ili "f \ • uninntif,, of l«» m-n xvh»» ...I .J . T a xp a y er are given "VlVI* " i , , , ’ M, mm,|,, financial ha.ia at In- will..... charge, nn.1 r p e . k e f U hhlnhuher l kata ill USh being drunk and dieK ail U I i i i in. tril.l#* l»*ta|y .‘ft#* ,< into w ide and im ltnn al repute the N . If. A. lu*l « :if li* r Mu» in* lit |i I O f N J t.A . W ill M e e t I W™ >n which p« , » > once. New player* w II lw was a Kiwani’ Cl p- at. r t o la r ' Ilf e'l *.|« flel.'ll "tl omS j ftaad 110. and Ihe drlin-i Jcnt lave* prov.devl they ported before Friday n igh U Aw.', th .m elve t-. l-nafury# *« ••|e «»>••club tw ill l«- p ie-e n l to re le a se late I n wh le Judge Slim<.r p ,i..‘ at the I •• b ’III ; i x im )" fla g oeae ’ enoeadbd later. XX )|. Ilf r • r n u t Matter* pertinent to the N.R-A. pay their current year tales in IH. if Manager Charlier Ab'-»'t j «•>*’ temaimt. i - f II * »' ' -Milan.' T lo.ii. i 1st-1 ntglit. • » |. nl tun j.« llu* «fti** C D ^D eH Rlieblte. charged »U h program in Sanfonl *nd Seminole rash during the five y.ar PcciihI ■i.vni* that they ai. ’ necessary in nit... . to g , ' a in- < Httip a lli-V Will ill . II'*, ‘ C iv ic , " t a r i a l , asisl Irn t.- tu a l Mr. Jink ms further iminte.1 out tab, waa ditmlx>*d. ' rilcr to fin *h the '. ague’ s eet-nd' prrniiral nr- . .if n n . ; in .-. >f- wwrti itCounty will be dUeuaead at the ftaw em . cfcarged wl»h gr--ups -k sir mg n -pvkker at any i il •. i ", Mi • ojtiiif**' x||.NIC \N I F X ItE K ItIKH Dial th* iiupi**»ion c»tsl» th *' lialf-aemioneuccrasfully.hr .taint, f.-rr t-> ra h . I - --!-. Iln- plan Mu. n» t.. City llall ■* s " " ‘ hl* - 'on.- aic urg.-.l to cnn'jtct either and tkreeta. wax d.« aftern on when, with Mayor V. A. property u,«n which l » t t or prior "to-t me urge ni1 l . eli.i.l I .si have a lasy, nui.iU. r >-f l> - do X. I . it i (»' i ( •uMllllUfU • ll'Ut tlf XlEXD'tt. I* F , Aug. 'J. Ur. Xl-ijor Join..on o, XInor N < who . I’lritfrRll* ell I >' ' IlfUlJ I X? I .bit il gel behind out tn yo I Hi nali- BO m i l -i m- -• w— kt> Speer presiding, member* of lh^ year la «e* at* nut paid when th* t l J. Marin lairrinu, 515, wlio hel l Campbell and wilt eriungr for ihe ippeaiance uf » xxn. ff ix. n a Hu- c o in , i.e in romp.....I o f k luci *1 ft lav sale » » J » «>n ° l - 2 w l" " " morally and finanr ally during ihe I ■ -ul ruliinet Cost. in the lev*. »lk- ,f the -p .il,. t Onjvgw F j e u T * « h .r iJ d 'w U h b a lM alllruuh Rolti to tb»* atite. remainder uf Ih - - s - u n - I r , ’d r ll-.ogln. II M tint-on,j th* - - m-’ ipel iiu su ii palgn Army will gather for an I.I oirv i over n orlit o f I’reside I r. ■» » e . I. - e I III .1 " IhaiSbrOk were fined 110 e»eh ” Thl* property will 1^ sold •“ |D>V|(Um il air I. M\Vr l»«|i«*x# t ItAt Frank Mei.rb. IV i llilf, It X -pm o< other o f „ aerie* of several meet p, Huertn in I'.'l ’• I t . died o f -ll-l • |» luge a rele » — r Fiti~*-~~r charged with anyone who ha* the money. Mr. xx.* ha xx* t li«* l»'*s l Nvnrmaii, C ) Ita-v'. Paul mlghi r|ub in M xr Inga which have been held einca ....... I. trouble Xlonday. D K I.IE F ltd X IIl» l i t M EET batag t W boeper • ( a di*or lerly Jlnkin. elated. “ I f there are no )#JCU«*. an I tbat x»#* xxill t#» .rf»- ..'tine, George MetT. tl h I- Wet Is nion . ' U.I n fu ll fry, whuli ordered tried on next Aug. I. i,. u-uiitd la- ill. I-I-V I A P I tilt lilt HKJ OV T O S T A R T bidders, then the property goe* »•* rrprrxrtllril In th«* p b y "if. Wr l-rn , J A . WieuUF and XV. F'. Ia t»*' few* t a«t minute rullnr* and InterJ A L I-X IIA S S L E , Aug. U.-t/PI i f» • rf *| . ir-g re a l fm an e u l I-:.- ' nr** pUa e’d "x rr ll.t* AttrnJafft* #• Yarn. pretaliona of the P ra a id n t* tb# itat#.” — All-, ation of . -uer, «ury relief 'f FGIIOIG A I.I’ A, llomlura*. _____charged with po«Ih e present el-up uf till- el ill' ib-C far aiUiuurb xarijlbrr neiulitt.»ut Agreement, and a «tod r o f tha will la< taken F A N DANCKK FIN E D X u -i Captain II Stuart Mur­ fundi tu cuuntir .lottery ticket anrl w lb f n-lo JJr.- l*o r la . » ir r .: t-nt;l'h*( • allenduig il-,. mcrii't; lux* •••iit»tA4ly bam prffil "ur more than 100 .|ue.tlonnalr»* i onr without a U ll tight, , j v . Xmcriean eiplurcr, arrived up at a ihc l.ng I * rr Frul ti i f Mr. Mei.ch ai vite pre-i.lrn', Mc.j p rr’ ldI " j r r hy K. Adauf l l i r i l f l f ) . Afar. 9. H»II y ’ tfraiu ry. W # ‘ ib «l’#yr that thr which were elgned by yarloue v< ter.lay to |.-a,| un expedition in­ the State A-ivMuty • --inmiil.<- on f g on each charge, * oitrlch * * * Lriri'd o f 1aitb all »xhi* h xxdl b* Yarn a* etcr'-tafy-lseo-urrr, all.I vrer« |i \| I'npvvurth, J F'.- MRand, petite .lancer o f* Ihe Relief. Maicua r, charged with p*tl*. bueineee men since Monday, will to -l-e nios.piito region In all c f- Uiieinployaui-t xii. * - I * ' •. 't-v G XXilliam D. h rx hi tiled duttnc tb# nrxt fivr Un- foll&wnig a- direr to n : (rnnaferred to Ihe nrcupy the attention o f rommlttaa fags. w a v M w J *1* *"d coat* y e v xaccb» . %»arrant# tb# co-op#rati n I»uuglasv My. Meiecli, Mr. Hill,I McNnh, G. II. Ili own, end l*es|.-i f oi - lo -li-rover iin|Hirtanj data u-l F agr. uf Jacksonville, it the rw leiilay for staging nn Inderent per lie/ difacX r. A Clarence We'-ker member* ae primary ttema o f M./sn civ-liia t- B. bchsal. of e 'e f y Ian, and wa In vile thuau[ Mr. Welbarn, and Mr. Yarn. farmaote at a local theater. built f J ••if'- |i Short Session Of Police Court Held |)By JudgeWilkinson Advisory Committee __ .... . H'ti'ig "* rJ .. :7 ■k*jt J . �\ > TOE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, tain dUelpllae among jroumr boy> t« artums a rtrj tangible va»s.| . h , • » » It.uni l y an c-mm-hlon. The <*• •» a-dj .. d'-Mpline o f the army began to TAX SALE HERE! Many Safeguards! OLD TRADITIONS RECEIVES DELAY g iven Ir wtT n!t1 OF ARMY FAUJNG BY FWCH BILL UNDER NEWDEAL ------- Many exceptional Delinauents Receive k. y . b « n 60-D.y Grace Pert- ESSSJVJS safeguarding Pro«ui«d for § -- »"/ urn* I.f U k i . i J ilB h l W are |> l|t „ „ a ramp wherever he f 'l t »«» ncl m l. Th* re « « < nothin* to atop him. Officer* trained in the ritual n1 t a i l Iml * * « ' ' " I to '" l| ^ uppriarhnl by a “ buck private'* o f the forratry eorpa who mlg:.‘ grecl him with a wave o f the arm and a “ HI there. C ap!" The offi- . Soldiers Use Modern Blw lplltun'System . Arenrdlng to law, fa * fjnllrctnr Jno. It. Jlnklna held e sale at high toon, but H war on onl no '*• i f land. LoU 3 and 4 In Aator I'l r i l l l , WF*» waa a/ild to the d ate then he de­ clared that n’ lrr a ruling Ihe taa •ale la ad.t.umed from .lay to lay until f)c l. 8. Mr. Jinktna, with Tounry Glerk V. E. Dnuglaa, went t . Jarkaonvilla y ««t.rd a y to Join lax eollectOta and elerka from 4K Klorhla count e* who had, lean called to­ gether by State Comptroller J. M. Lee an.• A tln rn -y fieneral Cary I). Land la. The m taling waa heltt imhoiCLYN. n the 'lie CREDIT ASSOCIATION rnowe M «4 Pork »< »• aoeleec. r u PRINTING We are equipped to prodo. Orel claae Job werh at ll laweot poaelble priera. Rive i Kidnaping Efforts * *=» Herald Printing Co Phene 14i H u * ft The Thrifty Code for Tire / hereby promise lo trade in my and equip my car, before prices odvan Dependable Tires I can find. They muit havei fiber in every High Stretch cord in every piJr saturated and coated with pure liquid rubber, to give M Exiea tiietnsml E very Protection, They must havei ■. Two Extra Gum-Dipped Coni Plies Under the Tread f i r Greater Strength and Uloicout Protection. They mutt havei -n ' - Scientifically designed non-skid tread to give me EXTRA SA IW Y * the M A S T E R P IE C E OF TIRE CONSTRUCTION , THE c S e w Tlrsstoae sealtyte Leak p roof TUBE M ost car ow ner, do not reollao that regulartubso are pocoua and gradually loan air. FIre*tono Soaltylo T u be, are manufactured by a prureaa which m a k e lh e m “ l-eakproof.” T h * rubber la “ seated" agalnat air foae—ih e ru te­ ller valve stem la vuleanlard Into tbs lulve. Constant inflation o f tires is nal nrreaaary. Mlieaae la Increased._______ S weetening YOUR SOIL Special InTMtlcmUoos ' SEMINOLE COUNTY Aog. u7nu rurri/ulvtni. offeera •*»« Torcari to ilylr how they might NORTH SUTTON, .V Hi A“g. get (be ‘.amt re«ulta withiut the. H.-<AV-The routine of their larking of lhair threat. -antf’Ifc undid iked by a threat I'.tar*“:»» «• co-operation, rva-| <o kidnap one of the r »nin* and un *.’r«tandlng began mere than KOgtita Item ! hliaaat- have until the government per­ fected ita plan. Mr: Stockton ded ared .‘ Allb ojgh in mo.t In.tanrr r In ca*c of mortgage, on home, th, *|ate and which ha«e no* tc*n who«e owner, are In distress the redeem—I, land" amounting to holder, o f the mortgage have 42,«f>fl^f»l in valuatim. In order rra'lily agreed to accept the tmmt" (or the properly owner to take ad­ of the corporation In rxchang" vantage o f the benefit, o f the for the mortgage there have been Kulch Hill, he »nual pay th . lax collector lie fore Oct. 2 all or 'he 1832 laxra In caah. .O therw ucertificate, will hr i«aurd on the proper^*, an I the Kutch hill will not apidy to hi, land." • “ In order t < give the prnpeity owner thr lienefii of the extended \ return match writ *<e p ia jm llntr." hi coiilinunl. " I have « '• nt Daytona liearii next Th radny tanged to t ra'm th, aale |oda> .mil afternoon. adJoornJt 'from dny to day in ti! |(e up. i of the matrhev Howard Kaxiim and AnikraW Oct. 2. Ilicrc ly / viog Ihv propelt.y owner* who have been keeping Carrawuy dcleatCil' MJT Young and I) r Edward-. It 1-2 III 2 1-2; John U a r ilt and John l.udwig delcaltd Mr. Kubanka an l Mr. Struthera. H t-2 In I 8i E r «l Holly and •Kipnk I’rlrce ilefraled W. K. Thoinaa ami i liar! a Herr ng, 7 I hr non p jyioi'ot of I'.i32 tuxra, u!r 1 2 to I 12; C. K. William, and o f wliicli will lc wr Urn aa uf C. Mrlte>llulilc lo«t to U U Oct. 2. the owner Ih re .y ioUmta May Hr., ami I . U. May Jr.. » all Irn c fiti oinl p r iv ile g e under •o U; t hundler Slmron and John Ihe Kutrh bill. U Calloway loat lo It. It. Chap­ Further, he poinlrd nut, the n man, playing f r Daytona, an.I 11. ilcrnpt on of ltr;rj taxrx will rot S niii'iioo. b In I; K E. Hymoa permit .wnem In aec re the I r pclo n miiltitmle .f ramiu ac»tfit, of the Fulih hill, inaimuch aa ten t nrroaa the nal on y ung of' the Supreme A'ourt ha* rulml lin t fleer* linve 1. in learning new le- on*. They have had lo main' I!I!I2 la «e , nn • aul>a,i|urnt luxe* tuu*t ke puid and not redrvme I. H i U 't. 2 without further o f­ ficial notice, everything nut pat I *• • • * • d lo In Stale, loci ding tn'c c rtf cnle propeily u ul privately owned property. Mi. Jink n* lute.I thia rnor.i n^ that appruaioinlrly 7."< percent' of •he HSR* t |j hn* oven mlht'led to Lite. I hi* fig u r' ,1 ahoot the ■nine i i ll waa ia d year be "tail'd) u n i la eanatiUlul ,y PACK(0 IN MOISTUtt higher I lino lln* ciohcliuoi m .lenrM O O f IA0S TO IN. Stitt PtOttCTtONANO f O A V O I0 W A S H Firestone M A K E the Thrifty Code—your Code. Raw materials, commodities and wages are up — and going higher, W hefl you know tire prices are going higher— it’s smart to Buy Now and Save. . ' • REMEMBER— Firestone Gum-Dipped' Tires^hoM all world records on road and track for Safety, , Speed, MUeetge and Endurance. Drive in today—we’ll save yoti’money andfserve youheWer. THE NEW SUPER OLDFIELD TYPE Built to equal all ftratllnw standard brand tires In quality, construction and appearance, but lower In price— another Firestone achievement In saving money for car owners. o f nuraufartura and Jvantaaes that aaaurs a h sttrr »p«rh — I greater power and l o more denendahls I aertlao. Made In F irsatons Sparh M ug Factory. Hanford (iolfers Are Winners Of Tourney A Sanford ru lf tram o f 12 m*n v e a tr r'jy al.ein m n handed a Daytona "H.'a.-h tram, whirh Inrludrit tw i Sanford pla)rra, a .11 lo 23 v lory after an IH-hole matrh vfdch waa the arcond hlayrd between Ihe two cities dur­ ing the peat two werk*. It the lo 'il tram ’s aerund victory. Begin Ocean Flight application o f leamwsrk. |,fJ , -f ^ Icaaon ao ).„ „ «* nnt m rrtly to I , a ternporary help. Onr army officer taya that aaver again will the,* offle.'fl ru to the old army tradl|loll. — ~ ------ ||ut Ihe fact, am inewapaM.-l even hy the old-tlmera. , . l l all lirgm ».»H h the f ^wmliua ■ o f Ihe Civilian fonaervalinn t.orp*. The arm y1g c j the job, ami The bond, are direet obligations j yet the army didn’t g e f the jAb. Th ‘V were handed Ihe aae gnment of the.corporalloM with H ‘ capital o f * 20 )^)00.000. IffUrm • « " of fm niinr •inaxihm-’R f urttrVmed into rompaniev, true them la guaranteed hy the United y nthi ■noiigh. They were glv’en the j«h States ifiivsrmnfnt. Thr I >f | ir -rr v in r order an.< tonkin* .r e exempt from taxation. c , to aiirtaxea, ealate Inheritame liter— caoga.in to Inhor unit", hut nil without any acmlilanre o f m lland g ift lute*. . Since the art rreallng the cor- tary diaripline. DHctpllne, yea, the officer" miration and providing for were told. Ilut c .m |i lalan, em nu ance of the bond* did mil ol (.helically mi! IVr-nede ’em, lead gnurceRmt forth .n -letail any ' m . or even kid 'rot along, lot for the establishment nr maintenance of a market value don't drive Vnt. Yming ollicera whv hail h"H’*l for the bond*, it couhl- not be def­ initely determined what actual l,o u g h t up In the tradition that market value the bnmla wi.ul.l H ri|d lie without cortipulaion *ml sooner TYPINU , | OM with the J.’; " *.*15? ? l b’— Militiamen Are On bCU? “ w’JS.""*' Guard To Prevent with he pt.r* .niu ajJH.wwiOw' /emovrd from tradition, and cuvtoma are tumtlin * under the « lr e .» o f enterern y cn n dllln *. |Discipline by C ar. the traditional belief that military nil#* »nd ordinance* must l,e hacked by Ihe threat o f the guar. I ho «e and‘ the "bull pen . j, going by the beard. ' - lImpoaalble1 mr o « l b ! e " . the old-tim er TUESDAY, AUGU8T g, 1*33 ' f i t t t i O n t Aquepntf i 1 ’ BRAKE UNING LIN ES Smooth, .tram Wahas ara a great UMMIXTURE of , I -R, i hf s 3 ff i r c s fo n c i^ A M t arw i U U ARAN TEt f lm iO M BATTSRIES . - l i t ; tfuilf with bupf'MOf Q uality and ( ortvFrut 1 >ii *’ • ." -• j ' o> LO W .V Spg ( |, j | 6rci iTcf a cind Mini Oid* full T tre s fs s e Post .Offlea tdineh ID EAL I Is Mercs llasm sck M Acres. I t arre. IlleS la eeaOitloa L)«M>d walls, all ■ is r r aariculiural- ItspUi Mul*. tractor, aaiarevT sea harna. anc .- Splendid Living A. P. M a c f i e , j Sv ^ Manager, Ssofogd Branch WsrshMMo %• �The Importance O f Credit GROCERY COPEIt. & Still lariat# Th« S t Fetanbuiy Independent reminds ua that it b t credit end sot money in cJrcuktton which la the true rare o f prosperity. The latest atatlatka on this subject f t f iS f r S f i n S T ** Indicate that the actual currency in circulation has increased ------- einee June 80. 1*29 from *4,746,000,000 to 15.720,000,000 on £•,. SC f r * l » 5 i * Jtrte 90,1999. In view of the fact that the 1929 figure repm resenta the height ai the boom, a shortage o f currency i— * « w would not aeein to be the cause of the present difficulty. K WWf * . While currency has been increasing, howevgr, bank credJyJLStm r!r1*wC112Z:|»S ft has dsdhtsd. as the Independent points out. The total del l l i i— mm i -Tin. _nr> ~t posits of all the banka in the country in 1929 were repraH *‘i m tented as 157,000,000,000. Prior to the banking moratorium K «»»e , seen S r J e X i'a w but March, they were *45,000,000,000 a shrinkage of some fig g *1— - 112,000,000,000. Today they are, of course, somewhat less iLT*y? f**,l than that *Tf business la to pick up” , says the IndependS j j L * B t , "so must the volume ol credits'*. e »«N This was the position taken by Chairman Jones of the jg g . r - V ‘ T Reconstruction Finance Corporation the other day. He said jflj8s5ir>k £ . % c y y .t u p that the government stands ready to Inflate the working feffr.«■***»< *• 2lwe w w e s L capital of the banks by purchasing preferred stock in the fa#fed »• »1 m sound ones, adding that "the coffers pf the big banka are ',-r m JS r ff/ S S J F B S J r f t flllld with government securities, cash balances in the fed* fjtU S L « ^ » « v e Rnd other bank* wlgph oughfUribe peed in the ‘baeS^to work* movement by extending credit to industry v n a s D A T , august v t e e i and retailers” . ______ The necessity of credit to the retailer is again ex­ 000 population. felBLB VBRSB foi'tTJDAT plain*] by Bamuel L. Antonow, president o f the American d e u I kranc F " from wear Druggists Syndicate, who In calling upon the Reconstruc­ 9 voufht Um Lord, sad be heard tion Finance Corporation to make ioana to business men, S, sad dellvkrad aw f e n all wy fays, "Relaxation of credit through advances of govern­ e * - M s tfe . ment loans to such of tha nation's 1,760,000 retailers a s ___ ___ _ __ ___ ____________ i LrrT!,e wms carol may need help offers an immediate and positive way out than wages prverribed above. * ■ ■« Of the depression” . In towns of leas than U * Mrt IU m (Urol at th« fair, “Credit is a* Important to bualness as blood la to the populmtiom all wage* shall ha in. dainty mlM with golden hslr mortal end unless end until the present frozen retail credit I CIW#d bf not ***•" *> P«r* I— cent ----provided that thia shall "not i .lovely t> a yellow rot* ' *** ‘ ■ “ * * froeldent, who hoe lofty kwe the •toret tenter e f Cohen prilUeal turmoil, “are of labor character sad in an Interview held yeeterdsy in the pels** With the etrlks committee, that hse not hoehated to have recourse to the Cuban public powers. I approved its de­ nude sad It hse offend to re­ new today trsneportation service, normalising the eupplylny of the thy. “The laborers have protested to SM eneryetkally the perrsno fern tn which they .were pro­ voked be elements foretyn to them in Monday's temulte which were rapidly repressed by the police of the chy without the army's hovIny to fire a single shot.^ The president declared he * l r disposed to reach an ayreement with hie political adversaries and that even yesterday he bed sent to eouyreei i recommendation for Immediate epprevsl of the electorel reforms adeleed by Prof. Howard Lee McBoin of Columbia University. “ I am confident." the presi­ dents statement added, "that the people of the United Statee will understand that I am watching over peace aMt order In Cub* and defending against revolution and anarchy the Independence, the sovereignty and tho Ipstltutiosa of a republic that this am * people of the United 8tatee aoblj aided us to form." or, this not meterialixiny, armed wuvelt woald break out in every province ef the island, 1 hAVANA. Aug. 9. —</FVSumner Welles, American ambas­ sador, It was confirmed from a kith source last night, told Gerardo Machado that be, as prnident of Cube, must ask the Cuban congress far a lease of ! require arayee In eiceos of f t * a absence, “If Cube's political prob­ lems are to •bo settled." week. Th« NRA officials hare, .warned ! This was the principal point ef .retail grocers against making a formula agreed to by Cuban Joint agreements to shorten store pWttaal parties and presented to hours. In a telegram to the ladl- tha .President by Welles in hie ana Retail Grocer* Association, capacity a* mediator of the A. D. Whiteside, deputy adminis­ Island’* political difficulties. trator, called attention to tho fact The government appeared ready that In esveral local eamWaaitlae to resist. retailors are making such agree. Machado annouaeod a abort huh In my tittle garden from , able mud It does not take an astute Philadelphia lawyer to "Thl* is not in keeping with But 1 stood (till, as pact they fUed, prove that business carried on a cash basis ia business re­ Cnraptured by a little AOd. duced to a minimum. Comparatively small soma advanced pretest! In the President e On all that gnat Enchanted Ills to a targe number of retailers would enable them to wipe out ____ _______ re-employment agreement or ui their debts and re-eatabltah their lines o f credit with their the president'* __ ’» .statements re(mila. __________ , . once again the retailer |aardmg r*-employment of whkh| The Hall of Bcienco fairly feenwl whoieaaleni and ^ ‘ ^ { “ ‘ ^rciundlae hta cuatomera want ; the essence la to effect an increase With thing* accomplished men have dreamed Bat still 1 thought amid this whirl Of marvels,, her*'* a.little girl Just sight years old who’s lovelier i . . far Than ail these dstiling splendor* are. The prettiest vision at lh* Fair 1*. little Carol smiling there. By Edgar A- Qaeot. would be Able to . ^ ejer)u back on full time. ___ ________ _ ________ _____ _ - . . he could rehlre.of put In a ----"Manv reu iler* now find themaelvea thtm aelveajn a financial financial state > ^ "Many re^ UeP J ^ . [ " a i t * , the duty of tha govern7 . _ bordering on Inaolvntqr ^ n ra ra and and wholesalers m int.' ’ta" weH an mxnGfacturera wholetaaler. to to co-opcontp; mant, as well as manufactu .. business and not Ira te With a view o f n u l ^ n i n g them m o « . ■Aditiw to the targe number o f unempjoy . , . nv»nt*l»t0|n ■ tactical poaltion to w t the w h 'jta o t j r o ^ f movinff again by giving conslderation to ^ t y moving again try a _ , ------- s h T d o in O fO ra U M A1 Jolfton Sued For Striking Winehell both in wage* u» r*-*mploymant tho*# emploied*’, and L------in wags* to thoea b* said. ^.h< MAjamployod", “Th# prsM proposal to tbori*n shorten »ton »tor* hov„ u lB vWaUon or section » hoyrs U in vUilttion of tection 8! of , i , ,Bf W ,. r*-vmploym*ni Bf lh, lh. Pr. Pr..,d ------- --------- M ARTIN SIS W. l i t ST. egreameiu. R#*on*id#ratiun of th« p^ ont o/ th, n U ll ^ sad p ^ ib l* withhawal of imuxine po« ^ i»mmii.t.iy W community or conceited action to ih?rt#n #toft ai„ n tln t hourt u taken." U*re ia what It • »petted of blher retail setabllshnwuta auhThat Machado (Immediately scribing to the cud#: No indivUtael or ^ r m k l t h e name a secretary of state acceptBiret thing yuu know shall work any employ* for more sWe to all 'political faction*. (1>e Louisianians ere going to that 40 hours a week, accepting at Cuban constitution provides for obatacle. Haey Long out. Christmas,' inventory, and othor the surceeaion of the secretary of peak periods when employes may stats to th# presidency In th* work 4 ! hour* a week for a maxi­ pteaaing. problsm with dry clean' Mexico, The Land O f Quiet mum of nut to exceed three weeks : lag-eataUlthments. in each six months. ■ — -o- • ■ — Exceptions, however, are mate , Mexico has proved itself the enigma of nations. It apr Evidently there la no fear for executivrs whoae salaries .ex­ apply to employe# In ettahllsh, peara that the political and economic forces which gener­ itratnapbere as fir u LJoutsi (311 a week, registered ally attend the destinies of most countries at one ami the ceed mente employing not mor, than P Battle ia cuncrrnrd. pharmacists or other professional wame periodical i . . . . . . . . .................. Intervals do not influence the life of thia I persona smpluted in thair profes­ two persons In towns of less than --------------American country.- - - - n u t ----l-t_t-l« X I ____ l _ ______ t__ sion, outaliM salsimen and ex­ 2600 population. One good way of beating th*> Central I *» * *• deprotalon Is to shoot tho waif When otheT nation* were “ riding high” Mexico was in cept outside deliveryman and Minimum weekly rates of wacee at tha door and eat him. the doldrums; now that the rest of the world is suffering maintenance employee, who may for tho retail trade are set as from all kinds of social, economic, and political ailments, ho empluyed 48 hours weekly *r follow*: Within cltias of more than 600,flperky Kennon jy » th* -mer- Mexico Is enjoying one of the moat favorable and progres- more, If paid time end one-third 000 population at th« rata of |14 ehantx at Daytona Beaeh are fedfor all hour* over 48 houra week­ ilve periods In its history. M V(t\ lyding distrait and Nlra path. We remember not many years ago when newspaper Within cRlea of from 100JWO to Retailers are not to reduce th* Perhaps another reason they copy was decidedly tinged with accounts about revolution hours of any aior* or service to 600,600 population at th* rata of call It th# Nod* Deal la beeauea below the Rio Grande, aaassalnations, plots of aaeaaainatlon, below 82 houra ia any ona weak 91S40 a week. Within village*, towns or title* a lot of aecreta are. being uncov. banditry, and massacres. Today other peoples are furnleh- unless such hour* were loss than tag this exciting reading, and Mexico provides ua with 82 a waak bafor, July 1, J»33, and with a population of 2600 to 100,•red. 000 at the rata of |I3 a week, stories about public security, enlightened government, peace a a ***• — ■• a* ___ Th* mlninium wages paid by General Johaton is against th* city on Wednesday calling on hie employers la the retail trad* to atagger ayxtem, ta t Tresident many friends. any af their employes shall be at Roosevelt has com* oat- etroug lor T. L. Mead, of Oviedo, ia spend. I the rat* of on* dollar a week las* repeal. Ing a few weeks at Deytona on in th* southern section of th* on business. country. Pail ties must ha warming op hi Mrs. Endor Curlett, ef Getwva, Junior empbyes between th* Cub*- Twouty-eU people were re­ ■poet Monday fn Orlando. agee of IS and 1> years .iaclusivt, ported killed and H0 wounded E. R. Gormley, the Geneva Ave­ with' less than six mouths' expe­ after a Uttis meeting la Urvaaa nue grocery man, has been given rience in gnygretail store, shall be th* other. nJghL * \ th* position of managw of the paid at the rat* of two dollars now co-operative star* to open la l*aa,'/»r f wwrk week satept .that Sanford In September. Mr. .Gorm- apprsetlco employaa mor* than A lsy's friends are congratulating year* pf age with lea* thpa six him. ' months’ experience shall ha paid •ao dollar lea* a work week, pro» M » ) that th* minimum shall do* k# )••* than at th* rata ef |U 1 Rnapfdllo fre* * WttRHb'fee roll, o f films, Bqfture to ge t a supply befdra you go to tho fair. „ ' Wieboldt Studio.. I F W ta M l4 ?' disturbances Monday in which St person* were kilted. The 'Patorhewree were produced after rlrrulalion of a report that Machado was on the verge of Lense Duplicated Mimeograph Printing DR. H ENRY M cLAULIN, Jr. TYPING Special Investigations SEMINOLE COUNTY Optometrist CREDIT ASSOCIATION _ 112 Farit Ava n < s « t* » Ek JPttSMft Splendid JUYiog » Houae _ „ . APPLY ,H. M. Papworth f t quit klehfag about tow ptlcba when others hogaii to howl about tke high coat of living. MOWING SANFORD, TW E N TY YEARS AGO Blghty ttomuad dollan to tha amount that rid mother Oraago must divide wtth her young sen, tha Seminal* Chtoftata, that la MW atoat U eet up houeekeepIng Xor bereeif. Thia’ amount, it la said, la left for dlririea uftof ia— g all fUk tkil * Jikifl -- 't aim 1JVTemil , . |f| -tftZBT* CAI oi-Mayviow Maser ia lljat it Mraheh Add what e iM i^ tMa pww W O M Iltp i ______ : ■- i » • �r~ — — • ■■■ ■— ■,:r "■—mmmmm : ’ - „ \JS i jiM m w M >1/m/ Personal Activities t O tfk a 141 *■ £ * • * ■ “ »d daughter, Joan, Ian today for polata In ter* they will vUit ralati of Mr*. JL L. l*Mk win to Warn that ah# i* IU at homo on Palmetto Ammo. M 9E3KSL PRESIDENT AND EXPERTS DISCUSS ECONOMIC FIELD t Social WBMKaWsAWxm t,-m» i i n jiK H u in n / a m i~ ’ .--'T *------- ^ .. r r iw a w fr . g , _ Assertion Is DRY GOODS STORE Emphatic Among M a rtS ***CODE ANNOUNCED leant Yet To <?otpe BY HUGRJOHNSON FromAfimtnlfltrsror _ AnyChsnge Ca NoInHintOf Policy Is Forth­ coming From Meet THURSDAY Thor* will be a Chriatlan En­ deavor rally at 4:00 p. M. at Sab H Y D E P A R K . N. Y-. Aag. Lank Spring*. (A V -C a rtfu lly watching tte do­ Mr. and Mr*. Harry Brown, of H 4 Ml*. J. D. Woodruff me, tie and world campaign fo r FRIDAY. i * * 'r#,„ Awnua. bar* returned Monthly meeting of the Flnt higher price* and wages, Prv*i 'from Harriaburg. P* otter* they Baptlat Sunday School Worker*' dent R oom vs It canvrtiod# <h* K tW° ” *k’ ’ hK^* "«■ Council will be held of 8:00 P. M. whole economic viluatkin yeeter • Clark U spending in the church annex. day with hie expert* and ar­ ranged for a **rii today with hi* • t » 0 " * » raeatfan i t ClearMr. and Mr*. William Anderson, M lcr Beach, Mlaml Booth, t secretary o f the Treasury, William formerly of thia city, oho . bar. Philathea Class O f Vast Paha f t 11. Woodin. Wen mldlng near Brookaeill* Out of th# significant round of for th. pact tWo month*, hare re- Church Has Meeting friend* of Ralph B. Wight will u m a d ia iM o f meetingi g t Ihv rummer W hit* T T r BRET ternad her* to lire temporarily. The regular bualaeaa and . octal Hons* com* not th* alighteet hint H Sah and fruit which w ljl iurNgrvt to loon that ho la 111 at Ttey are at U4 Magnolia Areau*. meeting of III* Philathea Class of o f any change in policy 0 ( any *■ * pria* you fay IU goodaoat. homo 0* Booth Sanford Avathe Pin t Baptlat Church waa held drastic new atefi* to force j iM . r tw*uty-6v* ceota each foratx Mra. Earl* T. Louck* and chil­ teet night at th* homo of Ml.. time* beyond their present par*. M*. dren. Francla. Kernel, and Patty Catherine Forreater on Weat The quiet working expert* war* Mr. and Mr*. Edward B. McCall Loocka, and Mlm Mm Purdon re- Pint Street with Mra. John ‘ B fcedlR _ _ u I s k d SwM. Sarprte* W just at silent a* tear. They Inguest*, Mr. and Mr*. N. F. Abraham* In eharge of the dern * » » Honckraon. l# « s r W S#*M IU i BrCanU, of Alabama, apoat Sun- Wl, N. C. where they (pent about tional and Mia* Lilli* Borland eluikd betid*. James Warburg, (M a d Sorter I N «p *«ial financial advisor to tte * r afternoon at Daytona Bmm Il lu u ija , eridtag tad leading in prayer. London economic conference dele­ During tte buaineaa aeaalon the gation, Professor* James Rogers os Fig Cream 46 Marion Wagner returned to hi* Mr. and Mra. J. C. Bill*, Jr, Hie*** Doria Hopkins, Era Cun­ o f Yale and George Warren JDbhu^bbbb Sf Mao In Chuluota today after and three sona, .John, Loula, and ningham, and "Paulin# Bellamy Cornell. And haru'a where tte Bah vMtlng L. P. Hagan, Jr, Park temuUa, oill atari Saturday oa were appointed to aenre oa a nom ta. la tha Their IhrM-hour-visit with Mr. Atanua for a faw day*. three week*' camping trip In lasting committee and plane were Raked Pater* «*ryrt**.* Rake the Greet Smoky Mountain*, of made for the program at the Roosevelt In the President's home large potaieea, out la balvae R. M. Martin, of Bradenton, will North Carolina. Worker's Council to V# held Frl was described officially oa a eankwta*. aad scoop out oaaterv. va«a o f th# whole economic ellaaMath and asaeon with a Uttie day craning at th* Chuteh. kata Thnrxdny for DaLand to Mr. hat Milk, salt aad qpd a abort tiro* after boing During tte aoclal Roar music tlon both at home and abroad. Just Mr. gad Mra. D. L. Thru her ren* authoritatively It waa stated Mm. for the part six w#*k*. ta rtndirrd by Miss Lilli# Bor­ mtpnnd Monday from Sui there _ had been no discussion of where thdy apent several* day*. land and Mlaa Doria Hopkins. stabilisation o f the dollar or 'o f C n iy Richard, Jr, and Bilik Ttey were called by th* illnoaa of to* In the conteate conduct# I Mchard aro (pending this a by th# hMte.* were awarded to Inflation. Consequently, It waa Mr* Thru her', mother. Mra. * Osteen i lb * gnaata'of thalr L. F*rrtn, who it rtportod to Mia* Doria Hopklna and HI** Ellx- mail# plain that nothing ip ecifk l ad been la si n up or dcci-le'L amt, Mi*. Paollno Gala*. >belh MtUrrin. impreeing now. Public Hearings Upon Entire Code Slated To Begin August IS A $1.50 Dinnerfor 6 r if » RafreahmenU wero aerred i t r Jah* Sehtrard baa a* hi* n « i it Ik bate* dn W a t Tenth Btre*», Mr. and Mra. R. G. Pitt men, Jr, •f Apopka, and Bill Hogero, of bcoo, *V, £ " Mr. and ‘ Mr*. T. C. Pltchford late hour by th# hoateea, aaolate*! are plaaalag to lu re the latter by te r mother, Mr*. Chari** For part of tte weak for-Mount Ver­ tetter. Those present were, Mr*. non, 111. to vialt relatlte*. Befor* John D. Abrahatfis, Mr*. Charier returning here In about two week* Forreater, and th# Ml**#* Eva they .will olio .pend a ihort time Cunningham, Dorl* Hopkln*. Ell*Mb* Eaboeea W11ion returned at the Century of Progreea In Chi­ abath Methrin, Jo*I# Stoudenmir*. yeaUniay fmaaCapton and A*h* U n to Borland, Jeanette Borland, cago. rilh, N. t~ where aba ipent abort Catharine F o n w te r, Mnry F o r m If day* wnh bar annl, Mr*. S. B. ter. J «*n F o rm te r. B l»b e h Dr. and Mr*. A. W. Knox ond hahnet. Fortaon, o f Miami, and Marria daughter, Muriel, left today for McNeely and Clayton McNeely, of Mra. RaV Chapman and aon, Atlanta, 8U Loula, Chicago, and Wnycmaa. Oa.__________ point* in Canada, They plan to bo lay, Jr, of Jackaonrille, aro visaway about aia weak* or two month* and will rialt th* World*! “Private Detective 62” Fair In Chicago and thalr former Is Playing A t Milane homo in Canada. ■ b Mlaa Marrid*I f freely and Clay Operation* behind Mra. J. B. Cryehar and dhugb- o i i faahlon o bk t i l i n g ho“ ’ * ■ MeNaely > f Waycroaa, Ga. I lie th* guaat* of Mr*. Chari** .tera, Margaret and Roaalyn, of * r * 1-14 bom In W lllte m R o w r il. hrmter at her (font# on V »*‘- Greensboro, N. C , who hnro been latest Warner Bro*. here for «tx week* with Mn. rate Detect leu M". th \ |Bret Street. Crocker’* aider. Mra. Roaco* Tay­ the Milan. T h * a t e O # « H M l* Lout**' High and Ml** «•- lor, South Sanford Arenue, left Men anfl women In erewmg «o rthVtlikb. :of North Carolina, Saturday for Tulsa, Okla. where >,.pw.. are dlieloaod llttlag »id« Snyaaterday her* with Ml** they will join M r.: Croaker and by aide at th# gawlag »“ hl## in beautifully appointed and rtaborlaaabelie Hagap. They >*ft today make their future home. ately dkcorated room*. The action Ite Dayton* Belch for a abort the gambling home lead, to liM t Mr*. John SchIrani left ye. terda* for Dublin, Ga. where ahe waa the *ma»hing climax of the P * Mr. and Mra. E. A. Monforton called by the critical illneaa >f tur# In which an attempt i* made Ihft today for Chicago to attend her nephew, Marein Lortln. She to frame a woman who ha* won It*. World'* Fair. Befor* return- woa accompanied by her gut.', loo much. Margaret Llndaay, kg hare In September they will Mr*. Chnrie* J, Rogtro, of Macon, has the leading famlnin, role op­ abort time at various and Mr. and Mra. W. l l Chandler, posite Powell, I* the woman who |paint* In Canada. pf Macon, who had been viaitinw In wlna fifty thousand dollar* at roulalte daipite every eroPked effort Lakeland. on th# P*rt of ih# gambling house Woi3 ha* been recelred bar* km Mr. and Mm. E. B. Randall, owner. Mlaa France* Brown r»turned Jr. that they have arrived at Mr. and Mr.. Veil Lord) ond today to har home In Jaekaonrill* Chicago to attend th* World'* after apendlng a few day* her* children, Henry, Winifred, and fW - iThar .war* joined then »•*Ann, and Harry Temperton and Wday by Mr*. Raadall’a brother with her brother and abter-lnlaw, Mr. and Mra. DaWItt Brown. Martha Wright .pent today at I aad ilater-lh-law, Mr. ond Mr*. L. Sht wna accompanied by Mra. Coronado Beach. |i n Irk, of Sax CUy, low*. Brown, and Mr*. G. S. Salman and Mlaa Paulin* Mulrhrad, of her gueat, Miu Eliiabeth Fortaon, of Miami, who apent today la Staten Island, N. Y „ daughter of Mr. and Mr*. R. II. Mulrhead, of Jackaonvilla. this oily, haa gone to Harladele, N. T. where ahe i* ***l*tl*K with Mlaa Margaret Thompion, of th* Fraah Air Camp for Kld-Us Montgomery, Ala., formerly of Mr. and Mra. Frank L. Wood­ thia city, who hat bean 'eialtlng Mlaa R. E. Griffin for o few day*, ruff and Mr. and Mr*. D. I. loft today for CbuluoU when ah* Thrasher wilt b* th# dinner gue«t* will b« th* gueet of Mr. aad Mr*. tonight o f Mr and Mr*. J. D. A. G. WagnerwHh# will lean th* Woodrqff at Coronado Beach. (alter part of tha week for Jack­ Mr*. U M. LeInhart, who under­ sonville to Join her parent*, Mr. went on operation recently at the and Mra. Luke Thompion. Fernald-Laughton Memorial tlo« * pltal, bat boon removed to her Card* remind by friend* bee* borne oa Elm Arenue and k Im­ from Mr*.-Pearl 8. proving nicely. that tte la fialting at Mile Juile 8. Roberto, of WHpalate on - Long Island when ate will remain uitll th* early part mlngton, N. C, l* eipected to ar­ of September. After leering bore rive Sunday to "pend two week* aha apent about two week* at th* her* wUh her aieters, Mr*. Morru World'* Fair aad went from there Spencer, and Mlaa Margaret Rob­ rla th* northern .bore of Lake erta, 116 Laurel Avenue, end Erl* to J*me*town, >1. Y. where Mr*. C. E. fiormly, Jr., IflOt Mag­ nolia Avinue. ahe ipeat a few day*. A n you" planning a vacation in H A V A N A . t ills ; Hum merT (Q p 8 n -»llrY 6 *r) -Bight iu Ih* Muter of the city, faring beautiful Central Park aad tjt* world-famous Prada, with (toyaa, theatre* and public Ddlpga eunvaakntly neayby, tte PLAEA la the natural raa.hpUdigg Mr. R#oa#e*lt, who had givan fJll command over inflation and control o f price* and Inikiatry , appeared to tie surveying th* situation. But his closest advltun war* confident he waa contemplat­ ing no change in policy. O f course, the President la ready to art to keep his drive for price raising and b itter wages in progress if tt is necessary. 11* ia making sure that hia domestic campaign i* not upset by tha in­ ternational aituatlon. Mr. W ar­ burg was on th* "insIda" o f Ihbs ik irin ^ his work at th* London parley. J m ,'* p",w'n‘ •«* Publishers Code Is Presented' To Becovery C h ie f hly t e r t t e o p rovided fr , !fv, b k r t - -# e^ rTeir , " e' ,o r maintenanc* of aaiating rontracta, and tha " J " * o f • fM * Pwss— which cannot be abridged by lb * application Of * licensing system or the Use ° f injunction! to uuppmo o ptptr.** “ In our opinion In the hlgbert poorth!# degrro. It supports the President'* program." Davie add*d In a letter to th* N BA. The proposed agTMnmnt, which would go tot* affect A UR t t or ♦ooitor I f approved by th* P t m L d*nt, would put th* publishers In line with o tter laduatrit* la barring child labor. I f wauU not, W w *v*r, prevent th# us* of miner* for newspaper delivery whan thalr Dina and BOUV " ' For th* afflee workers in rttlra df more ih#n M0JM0 population the minimum wags would he IlC j In cltlee between UOfiOO and 590,»<>, f I4.B0; tM O to tno.nno, I U ; and in town* o f less than 2AC0 population, not let* than IIS, The** wag* seal** also would ap ply to th* Immediate trade araaa #/ aurh (itiea. For the ma«hanlcal department, liv biding the arti.an, th* hourly fats o f vraga W i l d be not than that which pravallotl in fommunity pa July It , 1929, for W « n . w ort. This, the publlshers unofficially explained, was a' juhatantlal Iwcrnase fhr thl* type Pf work over th* 40-rrnt an hoar minimum pr*Mflb*d tn the Eras) dent's blanket code. & GAY*8 0U AI PAIN TS * g B»t JTor Thq 'Sooth” 300 room* all ' ROME, Aug. 9.— UP\— Pope Plus X I yesterday received in audknr* Throdbrv Roosevelt, son o f the former president o f tha United Slates. -Monaignor Eugt4* Burke, rVctnr o f th* American col­ lege, accompanied Colonel Roose­ velt on his visit to th# pontiff. The visit o f Colonsl Roosevelt to the Vatican recalled one o f the most aenaattynal incidents tn tte career o f his distinguished father, the former president o f the Unit­ ed States, who on a trip to Rome In 1910, failed In see the head of the Catholic Church und*r con­ dition* wbkh .vrntu quite unusual. fn th* course o f his foreign ?* LOW SU MAGNIFICENT Visit W ith Pon titf Rec a r,l] s Experience Famous Father Had It waa regarded a* significant that Rogers and Warren cent# her* from separate points. Aprtta n tly U»*ir jtilnt qtudy in Washington of the whole fiscal ■etup ha- be-n temporarily com­ pleted. Inasmuch as they departed tlasi night for their respectH* home*, apparently no new and ip M ltk Had/ tea been -ordered. ft Is unikirstood Warren Is tear­ ing immediately for Europe. Sir Montagu Norman, governor o f <11* hour* df work would not conflict Dank o f England, ia again eu wllh school attendance. rout# here. It also would except "profeaslonBut if one thing la certain out *1 persons" or those In managerial o f all the compiled!Iona wh-ch aupervlsory or exrcutive capacity surround monetary and, particu­ wbu receive more than |A5 a week. larly, international munetaiy Eilitora ond reporters were exceptquestions, It I* that the United •d aa member* o f a profession. ^Inte* i. still intent upon holding Exceptions to the President's aloof f*>m stablliatlon of th# blanket cod# 6 were made where dollar n foreign exchange. Mr. restrictions o f hours o f highly Roosevelt appears Intent on fir-l* skilled workers In continuous proc­ log Ih* tfue level o f the Ame.ican esses would unavoidably reduce dollar with other ruriworiea. There [production." I* no aigti he think* level has been However, In such case* tlm * and found no /nr. The W ilt today of Mr. W o o fn one-third would be paid fo r over­ naturally revive, lh, " , time except oa provided in original The maximum hi* Intended resignation, lie has labor contract*. keen very ill. U * very likely wants Work for accounting, clerical, of flce,.a*rVk* or sale* employe* (px « n , i,?Pr" W' nl «°* Id outside employes) would bo want him to quit. Thy will talk 40 hour*. The maximum week for this over today. any factory, tnnhaalral worker or artisan would be 40 hours, but J, h.u.h d,Pl°matle "Fleers the y it h the tight to Work a tt-hou-t Taeatlon o f ,h. Cuban crisis and ■seek within any six m onth.'.pe­ Ih# proposal to madlate. riod during tha tetulrt o f tjl* agreement. Far both cla**#* » * Million waa mad* to comer exist­ ing contracts. Th# minimum wage for account­ ing, clerical, offlev, terrier pi M lc. employe*, factory, machanl eal Worker or ortUan wae fixed bn a population baals. M FVorti P a g , |) r :i y a w d H t iif i *T fbo touriiL TEDDY JR. AND POPE MEET IN VATICAN CUY GARDEN Life. Dfrwctor Their LU B TK R K O TZ d*M gat dUappoint. It driM hard and will not Stick. A fle er flnWvad with LUKTERKO TE |* a source o f h a lin g 1 9TANLEY-ROGERS HARDW ARE CO. 204 8«afard A ycivip C :' W A S H IN G T O N . Aug. 9 .-I>etall* of th* rod* o f fair competi­ tion propored fur the retail dry goods, department store, specialty .hop, mall order, men's clothing and ftirniahing*. furniture, hard­ ware and shoe store trades by th# several national association* rep­ resenting the trades were made public recently by the National Recovery Administration. Btat aatU taffy. Mak* a white Th# affected trade* wer# au­ Mac* at tour UblMpoooa butter, thorised on July 31 by Grneral tkhs tabkapoaaa tour aad two ituto the a n milk, aad aaaeim wUh sail H a t h . 3- M w > i . l 9 _ f a!a»iL aad peppev- Add tte Bated Inna wage* ami homot provisoIona of and hour* Bah from a 7-ouaea ran. Hair III their code for thrtwsge* an* tha you to shall* with mamsd requirement* o f the blanket cu-k Bah. aad pile lh* potato tightly on Public bearings on th# entire cod# top. Spktnkt* with oawteif cup ar* scheduled to begin on Aug. IS. grated cheoaa, te l brown ta a A FI#* Pamart FVsma Fig tYrasa; Real oaa cup rrsam. sad add tour tabkapoaaa ccttfsCitoDtr's tagar. Add 111* sy­ rup from two I-oubm cast Iga, aad th* flga masked wall With a fork. Add two tablMpooo* lomeu Idea, and free is la rolrtgaratur buttfays or in aa tea cream fraasar. travrls in that year, ex-Pr*si4ent Roosevelt came to Rome. An aud> rnrs wa* arrangnl for him with th* Pop* Pius X. Somellnm earlier. Hi* llolln*** hod deriinad to ae, former Vic* President Charles W. Fairbanks b#caua* Mr. Fairbanks bad mi an address to the Methodist, in Rome. Through the Amrrlron tm haaxador th* following message w o. convayod to the former President o f th* United Ktates. "T h , Holy Father will b# de­ lighted lo grant audience in Mr. Roosevelt on Apr. ft, and hopes nothing will arise to preveni It, such a* the much regretted Inci­ dent which mad* the reception of Mr. Fairbanks impossible." To this Mr. Rousevelt rep.led at once through th* Anirriran em­ bassador tn th#*e words: " I t would be a real pleasure to me to be presented to the Holy Father, far whom I entertain a high reaped, both personally and as the head o f a great church. I fully recognise his entire right to receive or nut to reCtivp. whomso­ ever He choose#, fhr any reason lhat seems good tn him, and if he doe* nul receive me, ] .hall not for one moment i|U,stinn the pmpriely o f hi* action. “ On the olher hand. I In my turn must drrlin, in make • any stipulation* nr submit In any con­ dition* which in -env wu'y limit my freedom. | trust jut Apr. ft he ill find it convenient to receive In addition to the provision* in­ cluded In the modified -presiden­ tial agreement, establishing a forty-hour work wr*k and filin g minimum wages of |I4 a week, with correspondingly low mini­ mum* according to the acala out­ lined in th* agreement and a |l differential In th* Mouth, "the code includes the following provision* designed to aliminat# unfair trade practices In the industry: On and a fte r th# sffsetive fete o f thia cod*— ( a ) No individual or organist lion telling goods at retail shall sell any merchandise at less than the next invaire delivered root ar current markat delivered coet whichever ia lower, plus 10 per­ cent to Insure that labor costa shall be at least partially cov trad. (b ) Nothing in the foregoing paragraph, howevar, shall ha in­ terpreted lo prevsnt bona fid* seasonal clearance* * f in*rehan­ dle# so advertised ar plainly marked or o f highly p#riahabls or damaged goods so s hrertisrd or plainly marked nor shall- any In­ dividual or n-lall organisation for the purpose o f a bona fide dis­ continuance o f the handling of any line whan a* advertised at plainly marked be .topped from selling said merchandise at lc-4 lhan net Invoice delivered cost plus 111 percent to Insure that la­ bor costs at least shall he partially covered. ( r ) Advertising (written, print­ ed, radio ar display) which mix. tepresents merchandise, value*, policies or services; or selling mi-thud* which tend to mislead (hr Consumer, shall not be made by any individual or orga*nli*t|‘in selling at retail. d ) Organisations ur Individual, selling good* at retail shall be frrr t'u advertise truthfully their own goods, policies, services and their own priers, but reference to the gods, policies, service* ar (Continued From fttga I ) . • t o n e 1* to economic stability through Increased wage* aad shortened working houri. However, no disciplinary .action is planned from Washington im ­ mediately. thia being left for th* time being to the force o f public opinion in each section. But "when the lime .* rip#.’' as Johnson phrase* it, complaints will b# rsroived by Mrs. Johnson. Ih* allagud violator will be g it' an opportunity fur explatvaiUi and if thl* is nut satisfactory hi* name will he published In news­ paper*. Johnson rmphatiied In n«Wapapermen this would not be a hnyentt -bat ra ther -x-yte*-ti»-th etlon to patronise those stqya* which *rw cooperating with Ufa administration by raising pqp chasing power and spreading #mployment. “ I am going to start out after I think the time l* right tu try and get people to buy goods," Ih# administrator said. “ Bufiny shoukl . be done |n support o f this move­ ment aiwl not against it. and nobedy I* constrained by that in nay way whatever. It l* an obvious thing." Johnaon 'added lhat the gnvtew* ment probably w^uld not bhy prtHlucts in the futuio from 'In­ dustries that won't live up In th# rode, asserting "It would be a curious thing If It did." Ajogg."*'with the camjiaign to bring all Industries uoiler mod|ftevl agreement* with President ltoosevalt pBrntlng the more d lffl-. cult Usk o f drafting and bolding hearing* »n permanant cad**, tha national later brani craalad l**t weak to arbitrate futusa strl(t** hold Ra first formal mealing *|rt talagraphad Mayor Walmslay of N ew Ori.ans, that it wan moving In at mire on the belt bridge con­ troversy there. This strike wa* th *.firs t callad formally to the attention «T th* new arbitration teatvl, anti artioh wa* prompt. Dr. I^ o Wolman, pvaaldlng in th# absence uf Hcnator Wagner of New York, laid o t h r caiattng strike* xrmtld be Inquired r -U - . , ”' 1 ..... 9 ft., a M i,..I . ir t I J ■..Si! * ’ ^ ti 4* ' i f r a> Into shortly. price* of eomperin* rttallara o » price* o f comparing retailer* *h*H not I# made. , ) Nn -individual nr nreanlsa* lion selling good* at retail shall make use of, participate In ih* use uf, publish or broadcast any ptalrmc'nt which lay. c’ nlm In ■ policy or continuing practice o f generally Underselling nimpell-, lor*. ( O No Individual store or or­ ganisation selling gmsls’ al retail shall sell convict or prison-mad* proilueU, NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNER3 Under the decision o f the State Supreme Court in regard to the Futch Bill (Senate Bill 597 Acts of .1933), as construed by the Attorney General, in order to obtain any benefits under the Futch Bill v -Jn 1932 T A X E S M U S T B E P A I D IN C A S H T O T H E C O U N T Y T A X C O L L E C T O R BEFORE T A X S A L E ! IS C O N C L U D E D O N O C T O B E R 2. .1933- Delinquent taxes on iand fo r the y e a r 1931 and prior .years,.fur which.the State holds tax certificates (except SUte taxes and legal costs) may be paid to the Clerk pf the ClftpH Court in bond* provided the 1932 taxes have been paid in cash to the Qounty T a* Collector. ».r t i pr ((1,3 **e* P '•*' In event o f Bale o f land fo r non-payment o f 1932 taxes and the issuance nf tax certificates thereon the owner there­ by forfeits all benefits under the Futch Bill. In order to give the property owners o f Seminole County the opportunity o f taking advantage o f the benefits of Ahe Futch Bill as we)l as those who iyive not yet paid their 1932 taxes I have begun the Tax-Sale .as advertised for August 7th, and will continue same from day to day until October 2,19$3 ^ on which date tax sale will be concluded, JNO. D. JINKINS, Tax, Collector, Seminole County, ii ij j IP * fi-tl � 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 09, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 09, 1933. 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PERMISSKBfTO ENLARGEARMY Italian Air Armada Begins Azores Hop SH'IAI. IIARROK. Aug. New- <AY— Th* Italian air armada af 21 aeaplane* left to Uy hound fot Borne via the Aaores. Iteaplte a f r.e mist alung the rusat, litneral Italo Balbo gave the rummand for the ISOO-mlle hop. Ihe armada was held here time July 2rt ty unfavorable weather. Recovery Administra­ tor Says He Wants Everyone UnderEafie In Two Weeks prahabf* . “ , . c'<£"* ILONGFACTIONMachado’s End Is <M BL0J 1NSeen In Troubled VOTERECOUNT Cuban Situation;" ' warn . m 1U V ATlwkNTA. C a. Aug. H .-(A > Totacco tales in G eorge during . the first four day* of the market­ mg eeeeion t .laled tf, 15.1,517 Nation Seeks Snorter pouIMh, ,h..ut 2.740.1*0 pounds Enlistment P 1I pi ices ranging from,Ma11.30**,M a jiia io u a a v a i* “ «eriod aa~ tu> 14.75 12 of the And LargerNlimner r,„t, poumi «n 15 merket*. Of Men To U0 ,7a v v p ‘! *(ate'a II. K. Rent-ry, statistician of the state department of agriculture. In announcing the olTiclal figure* y.-aLrasy "Sid deia lr > Infonneti n had nut lorn received (torn all of the markrl* and Ibat a -tate-wMe atetage of juice* could m>\ be calculelnl. II- *aid avetaga price* arould be ernutince.l el lb* end of the season. Average press .luring the fuel ivnk of lh.- l'J.12 ***■•'!» w.re teported lai-l year at 10.11 ctlila tor CEN1RAL EUROPE HINDERED MEET...... SAYS JAMES COX * Ftva Coat* A Copy SANFORD. FLORIDA. TI'ESDAY. AlTGUST H. IMS Member AangciaCVd* I Tana (oundlard. with i k w f f t Wedwedar. M l b M bi Florida’. Hear ) i WarVa Greatest Vrgatabl, I aad Richest Garden land t j Ppeaktr K. Rivera of the state n« u»t* »*f rrp r rw n U U w s 'l||i 1 route t . Allama front Vald.wla to — . dr warn! tbu e.oaing, by mar.im s o I s 'l p r l i o n C O I W n lS " luiv, If iieersaary, all tobacco mer- 1 - * •••"• kn* O' the stale uy t.u.er.ior k.uI- »« laiuia VC. because of what eiuweie c.kuo aie p «r price*, the g iVjiaur »ald ia»* week *«d tba* ,„U v,ay the totmecu cm.* »** NEW ..RI-KANH-Uo A - g ^ imught war the "tlg g e.i akin defiance l» S*t>»new |UHK' ul» the lace u( ihe earth ' 1 |t„.„kiiig thrsl tor It,iev IV Long'. t*o'“ ' « ' t <aid If he should el hich tv larutaiana. Ut»u.iukvi" .1 .might not heip th *, |c,riKrl*> tii* Attotney Eugene Stan Uy Bijw-ra, i m* otner aiatc in the trk t yesterday ' *tlf- llg • uilnast also glow lubac o Tillou led the state lari we >i -..AimlMtonere '»lth, sinners Cited With COUNTY BOARD Certifying FalseHe- MAKES APPEAL turns In l*R8t 1 oil FOR SAQ5TAX Twenty-Six PerBoniAre Killed And M u Wounded In Rioting.* In Havana Moi ‘ JSie HAY AN A, Aag. *e-(A . F ^ —Oak waogdad p m m d U i to­ day hviaging to n J h o 1 fataUlUa frees y^tarday a Had*su paRtUal dkaordaea h ^ J Tha eapUal waa Army tmmm have haew wlth- _ drawn f»wm th# Hty •» m th-grt r t n r* ., In wfdah mae# »han IM w a»#^ ROME. Aug. A u.tr a ! WASHINGTON. Aug. wanta her* — military' manta t» a* Increaae •••» •*•*» ’•* Te amptoyor* the country over to. j went an Indirect but r»n#wed the government* of Gr»*t Rritain, Krane, and Italy for permiatlon to earn in . that Hugh Johnson, redo *o. it waa learned n an author­ covtry admlnlatrator, winU every, itative source jeaterday. pucinda 'ohl. M H hJU t. at an a v | (a 1.* returns body under the Blue Katie in two In a reaol Don now being pr«, Her present long-term profeav-ag ol H It. Ihe lop puce honor, U t'a *•"»<■' »* ’ ,e# , h ll parrd by thair attorney. rn*"Vb*” Weeka. _ w« ill In .a tiaillr, tr* . where I,Stanley »'**• * ■ • * . _ _B*t rOv gl le . rl *CS . nU« I eo lr ev gn *a et e» us i •lment o a * ' rXp|a tTmJ')ntd , h # InA umaking , l r l , n the |>e- - - Frank Kchc* of lha Samlnol. Crunly B oa^ *J vh tu n * a# * --------( » With that goal in mind he ap- liO hl<J>tt.l pound *J •* • " r ! 7 ; m f J o n to op............ .. hat kmawn UlUd. Th. rn V f __ IN neat lea .•» 11 : a _ iL. numlav e if V URif »it on. limit* the numter of y ung ol II lb Mo line sold I.IMt».Un2 >bat f the -JtU ballot hurra used Commiaa oner* .apoua* ,h* 'yolnted a • pec la I board to contax cauaa an l mak. « ram* aa a tHmaa la a M doing miliary aervlee very pi-unda at an a<era*e .1 I t.IU), an l •Idrr and apeed the temporary apJ.254.0M |ni ml*. r n w ’i w . 7 n d " » have th . Govarnor Bholtx that *»• « agltallao and aUlkaa. end thus reduce* the n a rtV '.y (folltihuerl Uli 1‘agrr Eiva» yllratloa of many pend In* code* Meanwhile, a delegation healed careful eonahlarallon to th# plan ,ec..m >d in .0 «t-n national ipirit among A *trian ’that fla minimum wages ami minWAEHINGTON, Auf. „.,n ..f cr,i/..l-dU «rW , coufG „f • general *ale. tax at o'***. NEW YORK. A g. H —(AY youth. , Th, tv»mml*aljn#r» enviraed (A. P.)—Swift wndurioo of t A i m houra for aa many trade*. fh - dirt.VI lames M. Tor. former governor of ’ A much shorter enlistment peF J K e n twa week* haa eipire.1 the Ohio, on hi a return yesterday rio I i* desired by the Vienna g«vwith an ant. Lon, f.vthm t j lha plan at lhair Auguat Cubt’f long controvtriy .admlnlatrator p'sn* a concerted from I.on.l«m *lld ths world ecoV........ . havd in f.vor ,h» " , tn the Court House yeaterday. Tha tWMO Prtfiltldnt appeal for yonaumera to buy only n mic conference wai hamcered •w.t.gaitoii, *0 , ' J' dll!lnll sate* lax plan waa termed equit­ tha opposition wm exp«ct*u jcrv.ful couit ntaneuvet* during able and practical", and a mean* from men who are entitled to die­ .omewhat by fentral European ntniv In accceaslve rlasies, Ihu* ;i! d » /ln circle, hera coBbW of “furnishing the aol-itlon of our (hr uB't wv«W ' play thn Blue Eagle. eountrie* faced with H nlernil nnsl'etaMy |nrrea*ing the num­ l i n t of the altohDon ln thP Senator l-on«. w h lo Y w . won ta t difficulties." The hope la that the board may difficulties" and which were “not ber of trained men at any given all the vctr.net in *h« The resolution tt»*H W'H ^ (aland rspubilc. J « ‘eTdW lime The army strength of 3H. f f u i the atudy af many pend- riady" for the ratl*Triotln*. ths praaldant* defl has promised "pr«*P*r piolectlon sent lo Tallahaatee tomorrow. lag codes and *rder Into ternMr Cos, last of ‘he Am»nea1T-\H5o pieictibed ly the treaty of PredirlH Stute Will to all LOW commissioner* wlw Th* meeting wa* occupied large. snes of sn smlssarr iporary effect aa many of them a* tkllegate* l» leave the scene of St. Germain would not be en­ in the election. I , with «h* r rutin# matlsra com­ dent BoossYsit, r«Port* frow * VoteOverwlielminK- served ere acceptable. Later all will be ihe discussions, *a.d the confer- larged. comnnaaionet. «*rr ing bafor* th# Commlaalonarii Havana that am v offlcUM If permission wrr* granted Aus­ studied and modifirmtion* made «ncc waa callvd too aoon. |y Wet In Election week an ' placed under h nd* ol monthly, auch a* th# reading and art cooling in *h«lF auor0^ "N i one could have foreseen tria In r.,*ke this army service If any are neceeaary before they f 1,000' each Yevterday'a act-on approving of report* from varlou* - f Marhada and th . hHW a* are promulgated by the President the "development* In it", he is d modificat on, commentator* te(AY hi., ghl th* list Of accused com county employee, an.l depart offUlala hers that *• I lev* it would I* a significant ,n the liner Europe. "Therefore and made permanent. onVIU f»»n* warn eltad Hi; « n « > ment*. After the enormous pressure of nu one la to blame. The world Juat move having important hear.ng Major ahar# of lh# dlaeuaalon of, pradktlooa that ha wlU U « ^ | upon -the armament limitation*' vea* not ready for it. the last week, with Johnson and , rsulve.l Ittalf arjund lh# Fatah hla rfflaa. "The Gentrnl European ciun- cla *e* of Ur* I’ari* |wacc Ircalle* hla ataff working from 12 tu la bill, and »h# faat that It la now . Twenty-alx pereoaa were l at regonl* Germany, Hungary, tr ea are tro bled with unbalanced hours dally, there was . letup and Bulgaria. ...nfessed they e n g a g e r n ^ hb , „ t , prerlkterl| court and iiFTrimrjr to r t t l i t lh# o liin iU ii ad killed and IM worndad. yesterday during which the ad- Ludgeta an.I have been refused aid buvlgat which waa publlah^ va­ The treaty of St. Grimaln running venture with nrnn ' it w-iiild go overwhelmingly "wet” f„un<| wide dn«t« panciea Where a cantly and base th# estimated ad lig h t la Raardara wWab fal mlnlatrat r of the wide >piesd from the Bank ,f international *h ch rntb be* the war settlement from the ar-enal of the llnivenu-^ m the tepe.l election. Trade until they achieve a balance , Long .pon.orvd g«rtndm.nt to the valorem tax ravanua upon tha military movement to raise purclieeing ^ p, a* rrgitds Austria, abolished ty of Georgia inillta*T de|ia»t« ||||> lron.lltution Ulir »».**••»'a* had " w - -een — .................. n.dnlon", he said, -tale given ars**s*d valualioo of all property power through Increaaed wage* )t tra.le." . s . l / i , ik^ rnmpulsory military s*rvirr iif o.tt'J favorable vutes ami 220 JpThe Ohio publisher described and greater employment sur­ „ m,__ , 1IV ...... merit, ami that sum# of th , weap faatlaaa thsd hd "that wlmi Honda vole* on re l>iunng votes in official returns in th# county, Inclining that whkh aU pelitUel• ,.»*i Kun>|-can busliieaa rondit on* e» that country and limited Ihe arm) veyed the progress. men. It provided that were sold to "fulmn rebels" to .IH .U U O ' ’ ,*, I*al of the Ihth Amendment on frmii these *ix boae*. lh# rltiiin* return* to lha Mx roll under tha ImiaadUdaiy. . improving, hut added that lie saw -- —.— - ..... -- . Summoning hla staff shout him, no sign that Europ. waa on "the Auatran army offtc-r. inu.l aerve, Gcotgv Kir.anl told llawhlo tret, in. It will gn wet by a ',, n* counted only 1.122 vote# for lh# term* of the F-lch blU. Raaponding to an admlstatf%» Th* Commlaalonare daaldad to tldH ratf dA, tha aeagvaa Is Jehmaon ceafCrred at length ui^ wink ttlnk of asm reported and Ol war" war m .vpo..*.. l> ......... - ‘wenty- -year, , , , that Grey lu»<l taken.-part in two iuilty of l « i and a half to one.* *uini kiirnt and 201 vote, aialnal adj -urn thrlr mealing until Snt- tre-ordlgery ' • *—*.........-ra Important but umli‘ilo«#d plane- Henry Jlocgonthau ryt^fitly ujH.nf«l**d #. H i­ ‘it. Commissioner* tnd ctad yaatar* lw»l*e >«»« a* • , ithe ,hJp minin,| nj-;| rallta „„ -,j„ atsanal, end Wi­ liulliiong slate mra* rea to -— lltlllltttt'R re tha for a reneeed uffrndve to bring Uir th* Inlter’a■ ■ ret m tr nt th# C'on-i '• um enllatmant peiiml petio for aul-11 UooVh,""a farmer llvwwi neat A lh-jrjj*. ^within v«r weniia", *»*A r* •la* had «-ti>dy of thoa# »l* urday morning whoa thay wUJ d|a........ tuaa Ik* nave hasJgrl, | r t If pao, jiars. Im slble, whip U Into ahape on tiu^l M tlaail guaratlfaea of The A >* gland Tory wa* choaatr - ____ , , * • -*) saw nol nothing of iIt", t , Mr. « r. r « ; ......................... ...... . , day. , llhdrtr— a owed aoiigkt to i rtdl I . rJay lo pepltea triW f that b II bng up Ih d , f th, stolen arm* l i t gave approval lo temporary .a d. "IM like to know who would Interest waa manifested, hut no with th , rap dty apmadlng atrikd , wage and kaur proylalona fur the | finance auch n war. J I u w g l a r ^ K?> i t o l-J ,J ^ «lb«W *ajW Ak* >- -Hergt. Jrdm -H a vU -k action waa takan, on . latter movamant In tha lalaM. a ? ia ^ O o m "i want to challeng, Mr. M ur-r ‘ r,» V* ,,rr ••nlependww#.I eergrulil ,, for lh, magaalne t p f peflodJcaT, elect rTral • do not fur the Unit Hnl . . . . .s o a r o l •>**• e .ta lli ,of - 1 aselUl a iill I r . H n.ir.a-I.ke n o ......* . . . tlw | J ' ” ..',-,,, law and .mlitoal fmm Comptroller J. M. La# In I ,•**.! and iprrvint the aagriwth lury unit who was arrested saver.r Vi yaote of h a-ko nlalnlion. Thdr# waa’ s i waiting far Ih tl atorage and wet primary battery genthau'a views A| ,u „T,irU t„ ,,u..h th . which h* recomman L that “your >ment toward anschluss, or uo on day* ago maiolains*l he wa* ut authority to oat tha military fdgfS and paperboard manufacturing inUeturnlng wllh Mr. Cot wa*rv>j(li Germany. said, cvplaniiiir; ; Reded redure your mlllag# to the printing Inverligxt on ln halving to caatral um tha altttotkraRttollaiL | norrat of Impliratron In th* ths f.a Utcalea Ferrara, secretary o f : (Contnluad On Rag* Fi**l "I am not ini tested In poliJulian K- Hitler, a cotton mar- eery I .wr*i poaa bl* minimum nnd hgwaver, nor, In •# far aa easld and Hawkins said he wa* Inrhm.l rtate in-the Machadr government j • | |eel that I have a jnh to do rtiant, wa* nano-d foreman of c<p*claly au If tha Fulch bill lg lba} Uarntd, I_-MIJ dk.did m. th# admlnUtraUd* Jf t u l a lit declared the economic. J^|a n | n V o | v c d I n B i f f i tu lieheve the soldier'» story. and I nm doing <1 tn a bu»In*ra­ •hr naw jury. All Juror# were held tu be ronitltutlonal." .. tha — aufnply with the toehnUal fer­ Six Browning machine g“’ '• ttle way." Cokiptroller l.aa’a Uttar alto ,|U*stlonrd thoroughly ahorl ihctr ity of having the preabM^t l U K i o i o a»i»«iv*aa among other things, "the .Nation • ammunition, iteveral W *hsrt aotpMy theory", lie said, "is that poiilleal landenclea. In an rltort nclg^a.l lh* fulluwlng paragraphai mdllty o “ and aand It to th# .... — ----- ------- — F o r C o m in g C o n c e r t | Stic policy of trance kept b e t' mat r tlflea, several 2H -h"!. » ' ' vsi -h . LI live within our income. •o srrut* an unprejudiced holy. "Mitch was said about aconamy •Ign lha till Offlelal Qaietta for pohiUaUatu from entering into international 1 rnutlr rifle* ami two or three -J If you have only ..it cent*, spend Mena'.or long irmalne I I'l-el dor ii)| th* campaign of IM t; alto CHICAGO, Aug. H lAY -Fad- calibre target rifles were sir >n jjalf an ho Jr hafor# the Banatd Mias Pauline Moran, the Ruarl commUmint*."_ eriL oil cent’. I b-llev. n giving ytaurday after Issuing a hamlbtil during\th, lagislalura aaaston of fgvo th* bill ita ufeetilmoui dp* rial authorities announced today in two rnirl* on the night* of June ttl la,pavers evny |H»aille re­ over the week end, rlaaaify n< lo* ID33. However, unleti th* raanlt 5lr. C"I and Senor Ferrara said t latere, Mary and Josephine; San. Droval, m lljufy f a r m trartead ■hey expected to tarry ns Naw •hr-y are hulding I nuit Stacy aa 12 anil June 27bel la lto r than looking for new puiitbal enemies a* "half, hul- vt that clamur I* reflected In n ra- through Havana itreela. Mackfaa " Dlghton, J r , and “P*P" »ml MK*t'< York for a few day* before re- ‘h* mail whu plotted the attemptluction In lh* -bmand tpon lha things to las KveryluNly I* lookKi ller an,| Sorrow told of t iro­ tattle, rata, skunks, snakes, owl* id delivery .f Frank Nash, cunguns hrlatlad around th* ’ “ - thine,” Instumentaliaii and *•*■> .arning to their homes. people fur governmental coat, v “ vet, at Kansas City and they ning the *1* Brown-air *un« '•* in i for rew tourer - nl revenue. and polecat*." " add tvary other govamnwnt lata, will ba featured attraction*| A . .nominee from the local jto*! iher# has. In truth and fact, baan lag. Th* soand #f heavy I--.1 tru'd .',hc identity of a gnapjjrn blot Ida, whu* two rtf them wn* Me have t o much government." during the regular Thursday night j HAI.AHIKH no acunumy. lie cited, among dnret measures mid lo "Culntt rvleds” who ief Veterar* of Foieign vVar* whu killed five parsons in the a t­ rattg Jhr,ugh th* atraeta. " ,Tf. ‘Tl la my opinion that If wa r«free entertainment and conrerti fu-eil to huy lh . Oiler four !•* t.. ru-oaf t Ihe lavgayrrs, th , e« |ha Srnat rr and premitefl tempt. EiH'ar In tha aflavtwon tk f _____ NEW YORK, Aug. ft.—(AY—An (Continued on Paga Flva) ra.ne lh,y lacknl lri|"*ils, wltl-mt arnplion tJ hoinertaa !» and sm all1 hllll honorary mrmbarvh p (lr • offered b , the Hanford Concert | They named Vern* Miller, noABO eppoaitlon society braadafgl pr..|yity owners. th* ptual, in recognition of "hla Orchestra on the Court llouittl H percent wage and salary In- tnrln * South Dakota outlaw aa which they w*rr u*e|e-*j . tieaae to 15,001) employe*, rffecLOCATE KHLIEF FUNDS a N tart that Machado ha J daciddd lie pointed tort that the stale faithful earvlc, in l.ahalf uf vet­ TO The lender of the plat, Fidln lawn a t a:00 o’clock. me uf the gunmen who killed Ml rdblftl. IBVHMHUB f | |bd |f to Thousand*rUintf ruihtd tto tiv* Aug. I wa* annourtccrl ye* hano bonded mdcbterlnraa. The eran*." U rg e crowds have attended Nash and four olfcer* in 'a wild and Sorrow *a*d, was a man nan - I ■traota, railing, tinging, ambrgeT a UA) terday by the Weatem Electric ah oting fray at Kansas City Fiml KlmsJre, who irpreaeiiinl tcononry program already ha* .IIASSEE, Aug. da-(AY In . etalamant In tha pr-si, t'.r theee cwneerta during th* P**1 —Tr h eT a f nala i advisory romailttoa an tag rn* sWothar and flinglsg (hair Heads of the Orehaa- Company. Th* announcement said Union Itapot and *ai ' the other htmsalf tu- them a* a " nma»a> I -ren wall turned t . th* rtuntie* rornmlltrr aa d that “while aran,f*w weeks. we relief will m e t hat* |B lbs sir. 8 j im took off thaw empb.yr winch hr rharaclrriinl aa "tern Jal ahret* open their br<i*d«l k<i unempuiyment reported that vshll* It la be- all man anti woman enipl yes. gunmen are known to th-m. They , t " la the Cuban "ri-bel artn her# Friday for allocation of re­ akoos gnd throw than away! ’ * thoae hourly rated and salaried (Continued tin I'uge Three) ahJ little jralilicisna wh*' their lie told them he going • said allamptnl delivery womlng tncraaaingly rllfflcult tn| —— th* .... — — ... •— , was — Thair r*Jolting war not fo# lang. list fund* to countUs, emergency up la te UJIO MHO p| inn, u |„ HUeyr, h„u„ t(U, h, yet guns "all nvrr the knivra tu lot in an the kill, the vetM UM funds with which to rarry. worker, rec.lvlag up count,'v ’-* in- ow m / i , Pram th* Third Polks Stottem headquarter# announced .tan s are going tn do their hit In rallef ca the concert*, *w«7 »••*! annually wauld benefit by th* In- (IMlk no psrt In 4h* shooting, behalf uf |he man who has takeu yeatarday. Marcu* Fagg, of Jaak- 90 *.Bl/urm,d polkorpta , it Mud h* mad# lo continue. ^ . cr*a*«. ‘___ ‘ ____________ _______ f‘ Th*h'mm*nn lu u i * “lUwkma th.y C G m m iH H io n M e e t i n g Iturribdly to th* capitol, bqfaa* sun villa la relUf director. p Ihe vetarana' fight." |||S | elite.e,| th , arsenal lh# HD'u I mIH I h FtMV M i n i l k ’S (Cogitated Oa Pag* Two) the «i* uf Jun# 13 an.) ((.'milinu#.l On Page Five) A e-hrdolad City r»lnmlaaUin macllnp t have bc.-n held at th# City llall teal u.rhl laalFtp nol I lih Mi** Moran at m ot, than 15 niniul,*. A lai R Juhnsun, vocational menial work n ronlrollisg root TALLAUASSEB.. Aag. I — tha band*tend on Thursday. 1hr», of lit, Cuminwaion#,* agr culture ta.ch*. 'of ^ m im .U .k n l, Dr. J. K. Wat-un. H o ,id ,. Th# Army of men and women mad* public. Thay will b* dim bfV rT hi.B tote Soil w ad ttemigtaMayor V. A. 8 p c r, S, O. Shin who have undertaken tha taek of cussed at a uiaat’f f of Experiment Station; dUc.saion To nty, today call* ! th# #“ •" in,I open foium urt truck crup inholier and W. A. le lfler—war# educating tha Hanford public as acutiv* Commllla* of lb# N. R- A. •Ug t o u r ' annownodd that rail­ p.esrnl and, after lint pro p had lo the why* and wharafora* of |h# Army, pr»h*bly tomorrow, an j llM way Rom voluntarily k a rt agraod lion of nil bwal farmer# and ccte, ltd t>v -County Ag-nl J. R. - ..rgrowers o w o ra to in lh# appr ach in r *#r- Gunn, Kiaaiumicr, "A ui« and Acapproved Ihi- aci'l.iiK uf a Irllar N. R. A. program la fully 100 pw- tab latrd raaulta aant to Washing­ t* Mtaod unUI Jana l of n*M ______ Jion. of t h . F irst Annual la n lra l compliehatanla Seminole (uuaty Day at ol Ellen mil lu lh# H onda power and Light ♦ynt ahead of Ui# wont of organ- ton under Instruction* from Na­ raar tha i t cant* s .-M a fc M pouitd* freight rat# redaction !dW •Another active month’s aarvl.-a v,<lt|da Farm ami Hem# Inatnuta Sarvica”, A. P. Spencer, Gain#*- Century uf I io |r r s i Kepuall.-.n Co, tn which it ea* eat forth th# ixati lla at Jackaonv II*. Sman. ah tional headquarter*. Meanwhile, th* quest on af carioOd lata a# elUu*. Th# atond' aa n a n tv gkyaU an aad phyalcia-t ror man aad woman, villa; "Fun-hmental Prlnc pie* vaster.lav W**'a h g* SUdte ' . number and location of at real an I Waycroaa, atatad R. L. Glenn, 3rd m i of eltnia walgha- H a r tha SamhioU County W aifs'*i The*, aaa-siuns. to h# held in Ur- U .'l riylug (h» Conlrul uf Truck •rh-viaphr.l Karl I. hmann, (tale ■mi while-way light* that are local railroad brotherhood official oLtning and closing hour* • i b* a liv* topic of d a ­ potada th# commtoalon said, t , Board I. ifpavta-t today b , Dr. H ^andu op T bur.d.y .nd Kr ^ y o C,»p Dlsaa***". Dr. W. II. TLdal#, body lecretary fmm th* FUn u ba rut off for tha present, th# toda> p«*n Wa return from » ahn* gr .up of Sanford AvoPnUaton. ihi* waek at the Ma|nolia Slraet Gainrsvill#; discus* on and jp#n|rxhT.ll la t, lisp n ghl - crop last year wag *pmeet In# wa* rdered adjourned bualnasa tr-p to thus* rltlav. rchanta yoaterday an- pr*ilat«tely ItJIMWteO h o ia n ^ k A.jpruximatrly 70.0U) visit.ua untU next Monday night, a regu­ • Ad phyaUUn for th* «ouniy. ha Schorl, will h . open to Iha pubD* forum on truck emp Ji'eaaa*. led "I'm tickled to death will that thay woe Id, affacLv# valaMdfy. raduettett of If,, Y tilt o f i h . Oasnly Home ftva without coat. Bacao.. annual »y AI#X R. John inn; ".Soil Fr -fn-w iiavsed ihr.ugh lb* Plorkla 11(11 '■» lar meeting night. vat-up »nj tha am .unt of i r nw July; Vialt^l Ibo F .rm .r.' Weak at Galn-.vllU had mvolrcd in Growing Truck wi'nana an augmented display »l . ggitdrad pound* on carload wa'v# aliaady dona", said M“. this morning, go back to thair S.minula Courtly pr.-ducta, incl id. tfia a j vl, tad tha ,u l r .han lunad 0.U y.ar, .t was Crops’*, Dr. O. C. 12) . . . 144 boxtd waa Glann. “ You've no Idea of the houra of opening and closing. Poultry: N. R. Mehrhoff, E. U. lag a display of atuffod wild Welfare Board CosU t e t o 7 . r . 5 h t tint**, and p«- decided t . / a r r y the -am . me. amount of bickering and pcCg They InJ cated th a t thay ploy additional halp a t onca or sages which have b#»n ralcn* Stocking, «f G thx, Tlx.maa Lamb, ducks nallv# t , this coualy. major .paraliop aad Irod Jun* I, h it tad* Submitted In Report ■luartelv that have thraatanc I (ha aa quickly a* pisslbta. Galresvills to tli* varioua c ‘of Orlando, Harul.l Irvin, of Cal­ Ufa of Army organisation* tn ‘wa* that It ta plnpr operations. Hcorva of rem ind# County uhu Retort* from th# Re-Employ­ localities wherever poaa bl*. lahan, K- G- Paltlahall, of Jack- and women call* > during Ha day, < H faor, the . . . and .ttto n fg d Th# roat of opera';nir th , Saml­ other town*. Ita my oplrlon trial ment H eadquarters w htr# name* th* Wal.’ar* Th# Farm and Horn# lnatltuU soavillo. and Phil H. Toylor, of plan icily all of lhatn ftndi.ig nol# County lV#lfar# Board during ve'va made mor* progtat* heta bald US aoniullatlm,, af naxt yodk. of unamployad ara balng gath#rad 'line lo rcgliler Ihcir nan.ia,' lh* month of July wav »22l #3, than In any uthar city In th* purely for a ta tis tc a l. porposoa (M r vUUa to |ha Ceen»y |« 'th# ,*#•» and for two d a n thla Tallohasa#,. a* speakers. Women’s program: Nelli* W. *0-1 lg visit, lo tha H«M- — ,k. a wealth of val-ahl* Among th.v* serving at vai.ouv of which amount p i n want to aUla, and a* a consaquo^ea, we’re a n d 'in f rotation a* to **>l » " • Taylor, of Orlando, Mary E. Ke­ Semlrola Ca nty exhibits duniif Mrs. Heten T. Mora#, arrnrdlng t , going to feel th* results hafor# ■how that a t 1:30 o’clock Ihia afternoon. M l white and colored nto f ndinga tpoa farm and gruta nan, of DeLand, Mr. Mshrh If, Anaai' rfa) w»ra C ty CotUmiaglun#.' a financial nyori aubmittad th# th*. do." person*’ names ara on flte. . prohlama la available lo th* gvew- laabalU 8. Th rahy, Hla itatamanta war* mads be It. J. Iwhman, Rodman Lehman, Board of County Commlavlonari Ma, Sik»J. ipaakrvafaro he had teamed that at no« ■ Th# Army campaign aa f a r a# . F lp E N I E . A m T J . '-dS ar. ' and llogrard Long, white Ufa. H. yratardaf. Ita apeak lag pragram I* corvee, n#J On Thursday night, Dr. II. J. Lehman acted aa hosts*, ai the Aug. t-lA Y -B m r- -Tha Institute Apana a t IffOO Th# Board had a balance of today, a group of lofal woman who is moving along imoot>ly. B. B- Otata voted on tha wot, or ita a Chlcago-hound ,’tloek Yhars-by. It will t . divided Harold Hum#, Of Oala-eillle, w.ll FlorlJa tropical hom* (a ann hrr |2d.l* an July 1. D ring tha m-uth yaatsrday i*t o t t> aaa at aoipl»y Dlghton waa a apoaksr a t tha Mb- •MriWa today. Dry l**<taj* laU three aartkta* w II h# deliver aa lllostnttod lecture oa Tart ef th* gre*mil. J •h# only ncoma wa* 1250 f, .m ora in filling out a quaaltenna.tr 'an* T haater teal night; F . B. W il­ tha* havo only an gntaidw *B#aetlf)lng Home Grounds" at ship rraalwd at davotod te truck crop#; another »JX) o'clock. Couaty t ommtealon. Deduct rotating to th* numbtr of ample)- ton addraaaad Sanford Botorlxaa tag tha atom-from, Duriag lh# day, aavan prvgrvn.i th* , . * .a -rn aL. •walk tea added to th* payroll* -In a after an an­ lo p rultry, and a Ihlrd to auhjeeto tlM to ratify thn F of eetartainm-nt war* offers I th* in* th* axpa'ieaa of lh* today, wblla tomorrow noon S. 0 . .Friday’* pragram begins at Aug. 1, ha t turnad In avar IOC . , taka off. J. Inla reft lag to women a waa dmant to tha there rowalned a balanea public, Including two radio broad Shinholtar wUI talk to Baafnnt quaattennalroa. — Ufgiiaw—. Speakers aad their aubjaeta are RkOO o'clock, divided Into three tpton#. »** cast* dedicated to Saminote 15453 la th* treaaury at tha Ian#—C i t a u a , Daliymm’i Thai* -qaaalteaaalraa arara aot K lw aaia^ ahealdara and aa* foOewat of July. , County. * — is 'L r-.tj r ias* and l f m m ' t Bacti.n. Truck Crap*: Baport on To LondonEconomic Parley Back Home Commitwioners Send Plea To Governor F o r Consideration HH hi nl- FOUR MEN ADMIT SI10LIZ TELLS OF = s ? Jr--£ ? r:E K SIEALING siEALING GUNS ECONOMIES T HAI' FOR CUBAN USE HE PUT1IN EFFECT Confess Taking Arms From ficnrgla Hnlverslty’s A r s e n a l *4K t r « r J i Wl iwaucw. - i * . “ — "'•'■‘.'-zz; s*r S T T S S Program Announced j Kansas Shooting Held >QLG j™. -ifc-i-t First Annual Central Florida Farm And Home Institute Is Scheduled l.mk Seminole County Day At Chicago’s Fair Big Success County Physician Makes Hla Report Local N. R. A. Program Is Far Ahead Of Th ose in Many Other Localitiei Rate Reduction Upon Citrus Is Continued the •flbrid*'*' by tha'toUfo*4* last > Filins Is Vdting (% W«l Apd D*TQu5^gB 1 vL'^f tail l- 4 di.1iitjPL'-tr- m mm ri:, a il ±1__ _____ .aa ■ * �/• V T’KITTED. TWO HOST IN CUBAN STRIKE RIOTS reak 6-Game To 0 Over New Smyrna Slaying aplrltedly under their haw pilot, th* Sanford Celeryfed* *r*ha a alx-gam* loalng alreak at ’ Htnleipal Park ye*t*rday aflerroen by acorlng a t to 0 victory #V*v tha New Smyrna Cracker* after a hurling dual that wa* a rrtd lt to both Cal Dennla, the win­ der, and young Dick Brower, Ihc loaer. It wsa th* fifth ahut-out 1h* Cracker* hare Buffered at tha Jiaad* of the Fed* thla year but ft waa a far different Cracker loam that loat yesterday, a team th it had twice aa much aplrlt a* fa y Cracker team appearing hari (Ma year. Th* Fada won thalr gam* with oaf roeoura* to very mueh heavy 'bitting. They were ahl* to get but i l l hit* off young Brower all afttrnoon, and two . of them wet* <cratch hit*. Brower'a delivery rraa unaolvabl* until he changed nta atyle of throwing, and oddly enough every time he threw over­ banded, a Fad batter connected for a hit, or eta* filed out to th* f i r roach** of tha field. .Th* Cracker* war* abaolutely helpless agalnat old Cal Dennla who now haa won four gamea out a f aevvn pitched. Tha Drat 12 taen to face Cal went out In or• dar, while only on* of th* four man who reached baa* got to aaeM tea Greenfield, late of tha major leagues, aa well aa becanae of th* clone race for tha Central Florida Learn* pennant,a parked aland taw a hurling duel decided by a triple. Co-on ha/, scored one* In tne second and «h* |*landcr* tied It up In th* third. Greenfield eontlnued th* m atter of tha iltuation to protect th* deadlock, while the lalander* got to Baker for three •Ingle* and a baa* on ball* In th* seventh for two rune, Rad Bumaed driving them in for a S to 1 lead. But Greenfield,who had ahut out Cocoa from th* aacond on, blew up in th* ninth. Headley teratehed an Infield elngle and went to leeond on a bad throw. Prln« tripled him home. Baker walked. Howard tingled Baker to aacond and ha and Baker adeanced on a ta r rifle*. Baker wa* caught a t th* plate on Proeoat'a tingle, f& stlnord From rag* Chr.l • bcth,. cigar Makar* « " t or ,trtk* a t m ldeliht. * A t Camaguey poM e «oairaqr- NC1 a uwtrm war* nat running aad th* government’* telegraph M»***► gait* walked «at at midnight. A t Sant lac* . atraat car wan. baker* and dock worker* voted t# tal 14, aa' against ,,T *" <Nfa*t*,‘ •trik*. and he U near the top of th* Hat Waiter*, bartender* and serr- of National taagn* Inerting atari. anta In all H arana hotal* etreek yesterday afternoon, m a ltin g la Dm closing of the National Plrna and other hotel* except for « * • tinulng car* of guests aj ready within them. r A (far **IP Go* grai *tat Vtatt P*** ***' p*“ ■* R( Cantwell Expresses H is Appreciation . Mte , tr |k, 0y t y, arva rfo ,, open| That Ben Cantwell, aee.hurler fo r lh* Boaton Brave* who la hav­ ing hi* boat major league waeon. la appreelal'v* of the latoreat hi hi* work aa dlaplaytd In n tele3 W re c W T hsm ea U h l EM hack 7 * this tectlon caueed Governor Leh­ man to adviaa Sheriff William C. StalikwK ht,.of.. Monroe, county, ' laat ilg tm rrT sY cinnW F tJIB or* Th* gam* waa featured by th* Ity vrated in him to pravent furpitching of both D riggan and William*. Itrigger* got n better The word from th* governor atart than Williams bu tn ftar lh* came after a clean east of th* ci­ first Inning th# gam# aUadled ty early yeatarday in Pitlaforddown and bacama a regular pitch- Palmyra road,’' which sent Walter #r*a dual, Driggers got the beat Labora, 22, of Macedon to a hos­ of the duel by striking out nine pital with a bullet through bl* Th* Crnckarn opened th* fourth men and allowing only four bolls left arm, while hi* father, AdA*. McCreary got a sharp alngl* to go out of tho Inflald. Williams dam, escaped *» a bullet passed through abort but a fast double struck out only ono man and aevan through his bat. play nipped any scoring chan**. balls war# hit otft of th# Inflald. A Cracker single ram* In th* They wer* driving by aa two Bob Moya did moat of tha hitting fifth and seventh, and a lucky farmers were attempting to frus­ by gifting two doubles out of two on* esyne In th* eighth, but no trate the dumping of their milk which opens shortly In Banff, trip* to the plat*. ’ damage waa don*. by striker*. Non* of th* strikers Canada, will *mpha*li* th# daToday’s game l* to beplayf'l bcTh* Fads put men on second iMlXlonn llr « r h waa hit. Th* milk wai dumped. M l MS 1 termination of tha Empire to And third with two out In th* If ti mm d ry ; Aaniila lf « r r » l l I* Two women weru badly kicks I av- 1,1 any policy of Isolation In Ifotilii hh, rrln * S, i u k » r . H arris, Aacond on n pair of arror* but f?«lbr*lh I. Khdnnoii. I t llurnM tl. and beaten by striker* and 500 Chapman failed to shove over on* Jn ln rr. If ••Hun. Ansar t. r ir » » n f l« M quarts of milk waa dumped on tha Orient. 0 terror*. Ifs rr tll. IM | f. Bhsanotie In connection with plan* far th# ' a f tha runner*. A p sa r llun* Is. llo w s rd I* the rood, when they were way­ conference . apokeaman for tV _ After Dannl* struck out In th* Pflna* I'fiikoat, It. llu rn a M I. T h r t « laid by 30 men near PsafleM m fill. I'rlns. I M r r illf H , lls r r » ll. Ja pence* National Council -told third, Bonner singled Into right UP rln «, |«*»h»r. Ntol«>n Hopearly yeatarday, this garrvapondant that th . ta il field. II* atol* aacond,‘ watched M m , t'u lb ra lh 1. Hhannun. \ + t \ on At MrDougall In Seneca coun­ it a , r«H*o« f, Ihiyf(ins B#drh It. of Emperor Hlrohlto’a rescript, Crus* strike out, and scored on bS tlru fii owl, l»y linker S. llr M n llf ld ty, the receiving plant of th* Ifgxwall’a fin* alngl* Into ranter. S. IU-P B on bull*, off Hdkdr ft. dairymen'* league waa entered bv Urea nfla 1*1 0. W l U i lUhdf. Chapman drew n walk In th* a band of atrlkar* and th* antlru fifth and Dennla sacrificed him supply received th e n , about 10,­ milk by plan* from Leroy. to aacond. Bonner cam* through OKLANDO 4, LEBSIIURG t 000 quart*, waa dumped with th# • At BL Joknavlll# aUU troopers with n douhl* to l*ft fl«ld, aaovORLANDO, Aug. 7.—Th# Orthroat that If th* plant la opened threw • guard about th* horn* p1 tng Chapman. Crura and Maiwall laado Tiger* clung ta t i n t place today, th* machinery win ba de­ Arthur Galutba, a farmer wha neon Inflald ouU, however. In th . Central Florida League by stroyed. •aid milk picket* had threatened The Fad* mlaaad a acorlng downing tho Leesburg Bruin* In a An independent de*ler In Roc*- to lynch him because h , drove a Bdgvwood thnne* In th* tilth when Abbott bard fought contaet bar* yeatar­ rater, beat th* atrlkera yesterday dairy truck Into the village yeawbo- had »lngl»d and gon# to day, 4 to 2. It waa th* sixth eoa- Evans, ra ......... wherr hc received hie' supply of tarday. . ’ aacond on B#«h’e error reached aaeutiv, victory for-MangfFr Noll Smith, la Ravenal, lh ..... ilrd when the Crackar lnfi*1d Williamson’a charges. t Bar***’ bunt hit lay on th* Pitching hi* first gam* In more II. B. Odham. c tha ground too long. With non* than two week*, Lofty Flora lim­ Doaaey, 2b ----out, Harrison attempted to bunt ited lh# Hruina to all aafetlra Rally, 3 b ------Abbott home. Harrison mts**d tho while hie males pounded Rig Rill Steal*, tf ---“Beat For Tho South” halt, and a f*w moment* laUr Ferraaxi for nine hit*. Copp* and Eubanks, If Their LUSTERKOTF. doe# not disappoint. It dries hard and Abbott wa* run down b*tw*#n Hancock were credited with ihc Coursey, rf third and homo aa Bern** want te only extra bora knocks, each pol­ Driggers, P will not atlck. A floor finished with' LU8TKRKOTE It a tourqp second. He died there as f tt* ing long triple*. of lasting satisfaction. Schlrard, batting for Ml**, »»» A” The first thro* Tiger batters Bror, by Inning*: Infield out. ’ hit safely in tho flrat Inning and Th# last Frd run cam# with Moo** (cored on Copp*' fly to Medical Det...... 000 0 204 Sanford Avenue two out In lh# eighth. Brower center. They chalked up another Edge wood -------- : -----JOt 0 Umpire*; Bach aad Rinat, •truek both Maxwell and Abbott la th* aecond on MaeMullen’a hit, out. Barnes draw a paaa. however. Williamson'* sacrifice and Moore’s BnA Itarrtaon doubled to x«ora drive to left. Orlando registered Bam ta from flrat h*for* Bchlrard Its final pair In lb* fifth on fouled to Monroe. Sparkling fielding by llarrlMOT THACT X -t A U S l \ son, Bonner, and Cy Cm ie halpod 1 KKiOU) OV J 1A V " V wake th# game Intcraetlng If a ^ U V ilc - A U lSs ' k ) K Y ? J WlVlbtKiG hAWX.l trifle slow. VOUhJ«« ,* * > 4 A k * A S Tomorrow afternoon the DeSHE. I^ mI Reds come here f o rlh r th ln l \P O » S O M ? COT MAD CA Utt game of the five game seriesS j mwt K Lefty Geiger Is almost sura to get tha pitching eselgnment, with th* catching problem to b* In tb* band* of either Rehlrard or Mix*. O N I.A M X , ec Th# gam* la to *l*rt at »:00 UiHir,, M allby. lb _ o’clock so that all merchant* and Hmlih. Jb . II. If .employe* who rlote their stores llccd, rf . . oda, r f _ a t that hour may com* out to -M u ll.n . lb wftaoaa what promise* to ba a llllam aua. r F lu id , p . |« o 4 game. T ie bin ecArel ____ _ _ maw SHI MUA AB M M PO A ■ Mccbuca ........ see eii see—a T. Takayanagi. Y. Takakl, S. Natu and M. Anhxakl of tha Tahyo . Imparl*) Unlvaraity; ProfT.Bhla obu of Waeoda Ualvvralty, Tahyo; . Prof. T. Ueda of the Tahyo Col­ ... leg* of Commerce; Hr. 8. Takne of Nation*, will mura< Induatrialiat and member ling document for af lhf Connell; Mr. Yoeuk* legal**. In the re- ; Tiarorali known writar la eror eapm aed th# En_,lih alHj , former member I __- # a h . T h Mina ■ ___ m C A M IIX J t * "on n a n o r WMACATIon data (ram th* Laagu* Of Na* tlon* over th# en-Garman lalamln In th* Bcuth Pgdflc Ocean following Japan1* withdrawal from in# Laagu*. Th. daaira.of th* pi* for • ralatlona wIDi Chinn baaed °n China’* a c r e ounce of th* praaant etalu* of Mdnchuria. ___ T O : M ERM AN FA TE » !* * !,* . w k iM place af rfslden** aa* a*, dress la unhaown. . . • Von a rc licrcbjr ordered and re­ quired la appear al « he Court lloace la Hanford. Hem I Bale County, rio rld a . aa Monday, I » J J . Ike earn# beloa the R ul# 0*1 of Itile I'o n rl. lit anewer lha B ill of Com plain! filed la aald Cnnrl aealaet to n In th# above aotltlad rauae. wherein the P laln llM pr*ya fur a dear** ml dlaarca agalaat yea. i.’pon fallora to appaar. answer, plead or damar la aala. .B ill af Com plalal. Ik* decree of thla Court w ill be entered aaalnai »e*. Th la order ahall ba published oara a waab far feur roneaeallra « n I i In Th e Boyferd {term% L m new.p•per ftgtftarljr jm b lta k M for 4 M rln d or mt*r* loon ooo ysor »rl“r •“ . . « ... yU T t A Baa. playfaA, ’Vpndltlon. WANT TO GET A GOOD’ USED MRLQPRONW MUST I t O F ' ■ W 5 K L .- - J nrntMCK. FOR SALE: B«h* Carriage, good . condition, |4 J0 , IlS Mapla Are. FOR SALE)- ’jjU ira* ■xadTln building culvarte m saw hlghwuy. Apply »t t y - V m 17th 8*. FOR 8ALB; 1 'wboi* ticket to Cincinnati, gd*4 putU Aug. 12th Try Dm Ict aad Oay’e LUSTERROTE VARNISH ETAIN for floors, Interior woodwerk and fur­ niture af ad kinds. Staaley-Roger* Hardware Ca. . SUkOU - M s ^ R Ah'TlhlY W / w xu_,\ Too MBAVV r*T WKSMrr kW O*t H IM ! S He Makes 1VA - . f w e n * s» a p iw e g o v u M vSTBtti EHMCTty Mb Tvurr ytx> AJ3K 1 / TV4E FthMT< [ TO AH H kO i U 1// oot- * ■ v i s a vrV \ 1■ 1 i W !/ JOCOA 4. DAYTONA I . iYTONA BEACH, Aug. t. thrill tag game vutcksd I dg geat erased »f the paw ,r> , teller lafthaad fadiaiU| u m A a CAMPING OUTFJT, trailer. Four parsons capacItPFQpapUt* with Waiter Foaor +* Saafotd H t a R BILLY’S UNCLE Sanford J union Beat Edgewood v Players 14 To 0 U . _I n. ICTKKI.R. P talallff. STANLEY-ROGERS HARDWARE CO. TUBBY m IIK ItM A N F R T B ’ n T E E L E , Dalaad- DOZIER & GAY’S QUALITY PAINTS Dr Is rid ■, . II* *|* **»— « Sum m ery: Acilsle, Moors I . M i l l by 1. Flo ra. M rM uilea I I. M urphy S, I'a r rlih i. D truai. Ferrasal. M rrule. M urphy, W illiamson. Ilu n . hailed In. roppa Mnore. F e rre s . Sb Reed. Ferries. Th ree bate hits, p . t'nppc, lla n rv rh H lulin beaee, Pm lih earrlMruc, Wllllaeieon. Dou­ ble eleye, Mnore, M allby. M rM u l, Ifn Uaae ee belle, off Flora I , e ll F e r r a u l I. n iru rk out by Ferrasal «, Flo re I. 1'eeaec' balls, W illia m eoa. W le e le a pllrber. Flora. Imslea pllrh er. F e rra u l. I'nip I res Fere* aad H ra a s . mm l e g a l n o t i c e _____ ilT ^ - r r - c ^ c o c * T o r T Jf T w a i T V - r m a B J v a i r i a t. c m r t r r o r m e rTAT" i T ri.o * i’UTV. in a *i vp caaancwwv. J f f g . S K 1* i o t na toco Fifth Biennial Con­ ference To Be Held Shortly In Canada 8 iMryi n MWtlL I»rr !|o». T* Boukrt, Bonntr. ,lU :rU£ ik , , n«m*« RE5UM5 ^ / / { M jBr ' a ' '# 1 / 1 V ' 1M V 7 .il * ' �■c= ^vS r . • :r mV#* T i K V iln ' ■1• m m — ----- ^ 7 * 7T= Sfr-R ■ TUBDAT, * H - ' 1 st loney .Me >4 Ife n M - ■ T ltE N A l Ken are actually being put beck to work. Payroll* are BAl being lncreaaetL- Even in Sanford. The progtcaa may not qseatlei* f» r pie Here Ma p * be aa rapid aa many of ua had hoped. There are still hun­ each y*nr». Thera also should ba mi reader U ewuMor: uicuji u iic in jiiu je u m u i ucommunity. u iu iu m u b /* nAnd w there are many dreds ofi uunemployed in uour M ar winter (apply of m l fa amendment to brip the wm -riA V -A “ ATLANTA. Aag. fa g * O nf) o th e r* w h o a r e n o t b ein g p a id a a m u c "t h aa u ‘ their employers being eold at f» ta flO a toa ky ttore-kevper—who ta tb*_r*ol back •to*- easimmaadallaa that aey .Thig­ that this • cool dealer signed ip w ould lik e to p e r th e m . B u t w e m o a t remember rtn v bone of moat'Americas comma pen not b* extradited ta Florida This la the Notional Bo. ta th e . o f f eeaeon la _ S a n fo rd a a d .,la Florida. F lo rid timee of was mad* yeaterday tij Governor tim o f year y e a r when men ordinarily are being laid off, not tlon with aa buignla over I should Ilka ta t*e.the cod* Aka Aik •ab-mochta* The winter season, wbeh the tourists p u t b e d l to work. r ■mended ta another te ra rt. Matt Taimodg* by Tom Linder, th* gov.1 ■and If too eon bay tha fliu n*i are beginning to arrive and when dtrua and celery Are quality ot J7 per ton from a non- of u* are hot keen to *roar's executive secretary. ready f<fr the market, la usually the time when employment member ef tbe National Roemrevy b*m with a i 'M ' Linder said Thigpen wak promt** aad then faOe Ce Keep I t Administration, from, la increased In thla state. Nevertheless, the President’s plan of reducing hour* of you boy year coalt" Your nniwer Hence. I believe that thorn em­ to other part* a f lb # rily rim- charged with Inciting to comm4 labor without a corresponding reduction In compensation, la to thlo qoeetlon will probably be ploy*™ who rtgn Um pledge and iW *cm** occurred. Maty af tba perjury ta Pinellas county, Flori­ CO. haring a good effect locally. Men who formerly worked what meet other people wfll on- receive the Insignia aad jubUsat throng carried Oshaa da, but that Um evidence showed "Erarythtag F w tb a Office" fall ta live up t* U m terms af flag*. Their demonstration* t Upon this derielon win fifty or sixty hours a week are now working thirty-five or officer* bad delivered to Thigpen eedt should be handled tbe. same quick, tragi* and. fifty , and they are still being paid as much as they used to pend Um eoereee or failure of th* hi* band. Thigpen appeared at th i the blanket code, of wkleh w# ly. Their puntahmeut should be The city we* grimly qalet b u t be' pil'd. Other men Are being hired to do the work made read oo moth today. more drastic than tba m en revo­ night whO* almost hop*!*** efforts hearing but the .proeecutioa did *•' » available by the reduction in hours of labor. We happen Th* m l era* of tha coda Rea cation of their bodge*. Plan* now ta count Um dead and wounded not put’ 1a an aflMarance, Under Phene 1*4 „ 114 Magnolia to n o w of one Instance where two men were formerly em nob ta th* ihorter wwyw call far th* Insignia ta ba dis­ Urmif on. A haety cheek showed m * work w week red at |8 and 9b respectively and were on the Job about th* minimum wage r* of tHpmr played t a *' tonsplcuou* placo. l l d*ad and more thaq 100 wound­ —______ _ houn a week. Now tjjelr houra have been cut In Tha l ovsrnoris sse rstary raid bo I, hat rather In the « te* I should Ilka t* *e* th# ruling ed. Many of tha latter wi half, two additional men have been employed at half time merit to do your trailing trading and to mad* to that whan an employer struck by bullata which ricocheted was told that Thigpen apparently and they are all paid at the rate of 914 a week. purcho** your rood* only f r f a wa* found guilty e f net living up from th* pavement and from the hod pleaded guilty under an sgreeDR. L. T. DOBS 7 * t » 5 X r au oiw t «, im m*nt that th* sentence would b* Under any such circumstances the employer has to number* ef th* Notional Itocuv- to hi* agreement tha Inelgnta ■Ido* of buildings. suspended, and that hla bond ha I should remain hung la a conralcuBe busy were hospital* that •ry AdmlaUtratlon. It In going take It on the chin for the time being. The additional em­ TH E niO H CALLING:—Ba y* lenrfora p s r t e t , *ten m r> “» ployment and the change in hour schedules in this case rep­ to be ■ trrmendoua temptation to ou* place, with th* ward "Can- Um n were none to answer the been returned to him, but that the -is . P . M. htth U In hoavsn It perj resents an actual increase Th payroll of 929 a week, or 91.508 pureha** at the loweot poaalMe ctltad” written nerom th* t e e telephone*. Police ’ earlier In th* court had not yet acted en tbs suspension of the sentence. fstthow 1:41. a year. The continuance of such additional coets depends en­ price Irreepertlv# of th* war** of I t There are two way* In day gave order* that no Informs , rms Ran ■*#* of any eort concerning tirely upon the success of the re-employment plan and ad­ paid. The National Corummer* which tha blanket cod* may not on “From the testimony, W sppeara tsuaded should bd released. work. P i n t It may not be en­ * most worthwhile group, luaroe, ditional business revenue. No concern can keep on paying TH E BURDENED ANT . Despite the action o? Machado that Thigpen, a native of Wash­ have been fighting human nature dorsed by a eafftrient number,of The world U much twry tod ye* out more than It takes in and continue to stay. In business ■kng the** tinea fnr 40 yrore employ*™, an d . aacopd, many *f it w u learned authoritatively that ington county, Georgia, aad high­ ly recommended by Mm* of UM G tn h u nr* g*y with mlgonsile. The receipts of any business will have to Justify payroll tth very little lorress. It I* the** who do endora* It may nat tha aaacutlve will leave office to­ beet ritisan* of that county, waa increases or the wages sooner or later must come down. By many a wall . ■till ponlhl* to buy good* with lira up to I t Whit* w* ire con­ day. A m ' hollyhock* tall This Is where the consumer will have to do hla part in th* National Cnnaumera’ label In quering tH* firs t we should Facing what was freely y de­ a Justice of peace In Florida am) a* each held a preliminary hearing order to make the plan a success,’ and the consumer in a r department I tore of the make very effort ta protect our- scribed as th* greveet situation ta In a css* w hen a negro shot hi* (W t n (« Cuba’s history a* aa Independent majority of cases Is the employee. He is the one whose land; but unfortunately the** eelve* against the second. A bird. ao blithe oi heart ha hours have been reduced and whose wages have been in­ •tore* aell a very email p*rr#nl- ’rite actual decision whether or aatlen, representative* of the op­ wife, who was not hurt badly," said Under, “Afterward*, It apsings! creased. He la the one Who stands to benefit most from ag* of good* with *ueh a label. ^o t Industry will co-operate with position, Liberals, Conservative pean, th* negro woman and her Th» world la freighted down with and Popular parties agreed yeathe success of the plan. He is the one who will lose most if Peopt* are Ju»t human enough th* govenment doe* net depend tarday that this™ could be no so­ husband agreed ta drop the cos* fa rt that thay will not pay the upon th* big fellow controlling Yft fruit la ripenine everywhere. the plan falls. It Is up to the employee, aa much aa to alight lution of th* political eiluatittn on payment of tbs wife’* doctor additional Mat Union lobar hug* manufacturing corporation*, while Machado ramadnad la of­ bills, and’ that Thigpen was criti­ hA employer, to make the Presidents recovery program Tba golden trait cised for not going ahead with th* work. And the President Is certain it will work If every- hat tried th* earn* principle by clean tic chain* of stores, or great fice. Upon the plain having good* etampad "Union nnbllc utility ayatemaj H depend* case. In other words, It ssonri Wave* in tha tantlt lunm r jody does his part to the best of his ability. A eommlulon af five Liberal Made," but even member* of th* noon ever* Individual Including party rapraaantaUtM called at tba to bo a family tow, aad I wa* b in u The way In which tbe employee can help was explained shown newspaper dipping* Indi­ Srutpfollo iff with three Ant mourn* no Ly-jon* tugurito. very dearly Sunday by General Johnson In a talk to Cleve- union* themaelve* do not demand small employ*™ ta all part* af polar* ao to Inform him. good* with thla tahal. They «**k th* United State*. Tha govern­ cating that officer* w*ra criticta- rolls of films. B« sure to The president replied, ft waa Today across my patch of grts* and grocers. General Johnaon called upon all consumers (heap good* to MV* a little money. ment, through nolltlcal praeiuia, learned on th* hlgbeet authority, cltcd for their settlement of Un get s supply before you go 1 watch*) a black ant hontNard n the country, exnployera and employee* alike, to buy all flo long, therefore, a* the can fore# big basin*** Into Him th a t b« waa ready ta leave office case with Thigpen. 1 am recom­ to tha fahr. :hey can afford to buy. “It la what we buy and have and blanktt corjp 1* voluntary It will but can neeer axert tba coercion If tha people to willed, but that mending to tba governor that paaa. WieboMt Stndio .tfcl *1 4Ue ft • use thAt makes the increased business upon which the whole remit h a tramendm* amount of necessary ta control million* of be would not quit a* th* reeult af Thigpen bo not extradited." To my wrprla* P k m U l -J program depends," he said. “No employer can go on in­ bootlegging—that 1*. bootlegging small ampler#™. Everybody, Full twlaa It* alia The governor waa ra t of town Wat thn treat burden which If creasing payrolls without increased business. . . you ought ef rornmodltle*. Thla will be r«po­ therefor*, should realise th* cru­ any "foreign Intermeddling." Thle reference was Interpreted yesterday. mmmm rta! ly true In largo rltle* where cial necessity of co-operating wtth bora. to buy because buying supports your Job.” gooda are made In thnunanda of th# government The quicker w* ta political d ie lee to refer to th* Yat it cam* to look for more. And then there Is another reason why people should tafia and tme of thoueand* of get on th* band-wagon th* bettor mediation effort* e f Sanratr Atain It turtad and pttllad and >uy now, as General Johnson himself points put. "These home*. In other word*, *elflah off w* will be a year from now. Welles, United State* ambassa­ ilgher wages will make higher prices Just as sure as the people will *** a great opportuni­ 1 t e l strongly that If employer* dor. who has been, sngagad for ” atrtlnad. DOZIER & GAY’S QUALITY PAINTS Nor can I cay It one* complained. sun sets and It will make them soon. If you do not want ty to undone!] competitor* fay do not endon* tha code, or da ■om* time ta an attem pt ta pla­ to start buying now Just because buying Is your part In the not jolnlnr tha National Recovery not !tv* uo ta it* provisions, they cate political difficulties. “Bast For Tha South’* To Im allv* mmon purpose, you should start because buying Just now Administration. The** bootleg will eventually find edma far Th* American envoy, pnrlo u ily • To toll and atrira Their LUSTERKOTE does not disappoint. It dries hard and With courage aoamad dalltht the best business you should engage in. Turn your money i will get Into *tore* and, mo™ radical scheme taking Wa had-revealed th at ha had suggest­ will not stick. A floor finished with LUSTERKOTE 1s a source a "formula'' for tha lottlament . enough. into things because, almost before you can draw a finally reach the ultimate consum­ place. TharefoT*, I am ta full sym­ ed of lasting satisfaction. Anla mini b« mad* of rugged breath, the things you want will be worth more than the er who will never know uniler pathy with thla axparimint with of tha present situation, which he described a* very gf**e. XW* so­ stuff! what conditions they were made. th* blanket code. It la a cour­ 8TANLEY-ROGERS HARDWARE CO. money you cap save by not buying.” waa understood to provid* By Kdfcar A. G Hence, tlMjaalgnla may become ageous step on the President's lution 204 Sanford Avemta that Machado takf a. "iaav* v af So there are twtx,reasons why consumers should spend in *o*na communities * "not W part, and the real U st of tba the money wnlcn they ere now receiving In new wages or It ha* about reached tha point buy" rtgn. or ratber an unmis­ character of th# American peopt*. In Hanford where - builaeaa men ilgher wages. They should spend to support the job they takable mark of higher price*. I don't car* whether their cuatom- live been given, and they should spend because they can therefore, say thla new blanket era pay thair bill*'or not if th*y iuy things for less money now than they can a month from cod* will be n real teat aa to tha will only ihow a disposition to now or aix months from now. And they should spend uiualflihntM of the American worry about It. their money at the stores which are displaying the Blue people, I am convinced that man­ --------- <► Eagle and which are co-operating with the President’s pro­ ufacturer! and employer* hi genWhat Tampa business wen are gram by furnishing addition!! employment. •ral will ba glad ta Join tha wonderlnt I* how th#y are movement and adopt the code) bat --------------------------------- o--------------------------------going to flvo thle country a good the reel question la whether yaS lira cent cigar aad at tha aama end my other reader* are willing No Short-Cuts time pay the prescribed minimum lb mak* n porsonal sacrifice and wagn acal*. What to do about lasy readers apparently has been pay a llttla more for goods man­ ---------- o under decent working "Have you iltned tha blanket solved, so some people think, with the development of ufactured phonograph records, which play continuously for an hour condition*. I sincerely hop* yue cod* I* With the possibility of extending are. "Y»*", replied tbe worried de­ and sixteen minutes. partment ator* manager, "but life playlhg time to three hours about 35,000 words could be There la on* feature ta tha rod* what about tha aheet and pillow recorded upon both sides of the disk, reading at an average which I feel should be added, cod*!"—St. Petersburg Independ speed of 200 word* a minute. At thla rate the New Testa­ namely: It will b* necessary t* ant. Better l*av* that to the Elan, ment, for Instance could be reproduced In five or six houra mak* soma arrangement for tha employment o* young people juat -oU«fl* Sam I* appropriating mil- and an ordinary length novel 'could be transcribed on two out of school at . Ic- thart, lb* HOW OFt! n have you and friend wife wundered how minimum wan*. Othagwla* It Ilona and .billion* with a JavUh or three records. will b* varr bard on bey* i Those who are Ihtereatcd In thla’enterprise foresee the hand, but yhat we would Ilk* to "the Joneses" defetnOd to do so n m ^ o n their Diepme? know la, how la be going to pay day when phonograph records of literature will gupplant girt* struggling to get thair Drat It back f—Palmetto New*. Oh library collections. They believe that If all a person had to Job, and on other Inawparlaueod From remarks dropped by Jones, you're almost certain well, may be ha won’t have to, do In order to digest * bbok la to etart a little machine and Inefficient people. Every em­ ployer la willing to agfaa to a Sanford didn't. Operating and to ait back In one’s chair and listen,' that the you earn as much a$ he. You're dead certain you and wage of fU pay weak, world would soon become extremely literary, with every cow minimum big oil companion what the puncher but ha la not willing to pay, thla or eteel worker would be on speaking terms with to boys and girl* Just nut of your wife are not ivagant or wasteful. Yet the gotftumeai to look after ,tk*lr intereat* by price-filing. A* far William Shakespeare or Lord Byron. school whan he can gat experi­ Unfortunately those promoting this easy and effortless enced people for 914 par weak. a* the container la' concerned, Joneses do Httie things you can't afford—and have ’ »Ut* Wills tarn have been doing manner of acquiring acquaintance with books hav* blun­ Thle means that snlee* the far* thair tact plong thla line hy maanfl dered badly. They have failed to realise that It ta much ta amended, It will m a lt la a, l*t B^ace the money. How ;:f r !w k<mdHi» tell* more difficult to understand the apoken word then the large number af people I being forlnted word, and that a person would have to be more alert thrown rat of work and mAra ■8trtk»5""la iomt-Sody mad* ■ and attentive to get anything, out of hearing a Mek read efficient people employed in thair mistake when they patoted that than by reading It himself, place*. Ptyhap* this ta part al .% f* the Woe*. He kbraid by a white One can Imagine the difficulties of trying to find out the administration’* plan, bat 1 The troth at the Joneses have a secret. They W lK er • brawn Ogle, er per. wKat It waa Jill snout If one who hadn’t read Maebeth and can not ballavp I t Thla defect haga a twd aaffta. could, however, fan easily reme­ was bearing It for the first time on a phonograph record.' have discovered way of lotting robber into dollar*, fay applying for aa adprany Oanarat Jokaeoa aaya that The reading of moat good yterature la a tedious process died wag*" far th*ra young pem Through . the whar« atom are fbo*4 that are requiring concentration and continual referents to notes. wledge , of this secret they have delating tha PngWenth Agree- There la no assy route to the aaalmuatlon of uw-thougbta stock la the Celery A meat, tha Uttle blue f m WW Add knowledge one can get out o4worthy books. Grocery and win continue to n s Iearita4 that a dollar can t* stretched beyond lt» mdiWre to tome down. Aad With puttha star*. Tha only place* where this new development would be ,11a Hwthmad who* U t*. that would 1retag Ei tridge arrived hare yUUko killing ,the gaeaa that laya of much use ire for blind people and for those who are Ai­ Toaaday with hi* bride far a visit rway widely read and who could understand and get enjoy­ F. W. Catridge and family ment out of "hisiing" a book ,they had read before. For with ra Cam*run Arena*. those who can’t see and who have not learned the Brain* T hat pwgy Htth^hurrlcittM Mr*.. W. W, Hiller, a f Miltar -»v tem of reading, these literature sound-recording machines Aranaa .went ta . rW , old be a blessing. Wednesday ta gpwd aaafr UtB* with hey *>**•. Mta* ■t. A •L---. Of Florid!H aA a *1 !’w , <PM H •I UBBER OLLARS Umits) : -r»f ,-. S an. SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO lVr , i *X . W r. ■ t* Dun’* Review am ■apart* ’ af b o aiam condition* predominate, ami Um MM *f S e s t e t * W agate at her plac* with N. P. gmnrtk aft ao*lteMe b j j h '* t , U looking altar f w » B A Co. i Orlaado I MW* * ■»!, I *rt**FT_ trade. Ail th* leadta) bO f, M tpeod! eaatlaaa to reflect the ta s w ttztszxS m ■ jSUMi'■ v■tiv. I ' » > V - �Is I , A U G U S T 8 . 1633 T H E OA NFU KD 11K H A L I), O A M U R D . FLORIDA* A n d Personal A ctivities Baptist Honor Roll For July Announced ift Saturday where L * Bishoprllle, S. C. Jywlll spend a abort tim*. jUtz Sharon haa returned from lipry where ha haa been spendy lateral week*. rimndi of If lee Luclla Mahoney regret to learn that ahe is III t l t r hem, an Eaat Tenth Street. Mis. W. M. Thlypen ywd from Douglas*) Ga. where I i haa bees apendloy a short Hr. and Mr*. Paul Butner and M, Harvel, have gone to Washgton, D. C. to spend a month arry Bower, of Orlando, wa* week-end guest of hia uncle aunt, Mr, and Mrs. R. R. Dea«, and Mr*. H. M. Papworth returned from Daytona where Ihey spent two Dr.'Harry S. Woodruff, of ls-rv r u * u here laat night with his irema, Mr. and Mra. Frank L. laeJkuff, Oak Avtnue. p r. and Mra. Samuel PulcsUm Hunt Sunday a t Daytona Beach be the yueala of Mr. and Mr*. G. D. Bishop. Th« roll of honor for the month of July for the Sunday School of the P in t Baptist Church har heen announced ai follow*: Cradle Roll Department, George Walker. Ilatel Routh, Barbara Edrnfield, Joyca Andcnon, Marjorie Andemon, and Mr*. Georye W. Huff. Beyinner*' Department, Barbara Warren, Betty See H ith e r. and James Hardy: primary Depart­ ment. LnU Nipper, Mr*. J. M. Wllnon, Ml«s Jlnkins, Hr*. S. Well, Billie Pliler, Stewart Quarterman. Katherine Gordon, Mr*. Dressor, Millard Hunt. Robert Gelyrr, Jean WMgh*m, Klii*ho(h Hatcher, Carolyn Rosier, Helm Quartrrman, Richard Warren. Al­ bert lluff, Georye Speer. IN, Mr*. R. W. Lawton, Ml** Nl» ami Mi** Dre»*or. JonP r Department. I.urllle turntnn, Carol Jean Nlz. Elizabeth Pippin, Elizabeth Whlyham. Mrs. J. R. Smith. Virylnla Calhoun. Nellie Ray Wood*. Ml** Phillip*. Walter llonkin*. and Ml** |j>mley. Intermeiliate*. R, P. Cooper, Nellie Cunningham. Fannie Brown, Nell Knight, Florlene Mandon, France* Smith." Mary Calhoun, tuiulso Packard. C. S, Well, W. W. Plater, t„ K. Tew, Annie Wil­ ma Wood*, and T. E. Wilton; Azarian Cla**, Mr*. S. J. Nlz, Mr*. J. T. Hardy: AUthcan Class, Mrs. G. S. Reiman; T. E. I- Class, Mrs. Jewel Borland and Mrs. F. P. Rlnes; General Officers. R. J. Nlz and Mi** Allle Trafford. Lambuth Circle Of Church Has Meeting Mr*. E. A. WII»on and Mr*. M. Mr. and Mra. W. E. Watson left Rupert Strickland, Jr. were h<»1* .Saturday, fpr Milledgevllle, Ga. cmc* at the regular meeting of where they will apend two weeks the Mary Uimbuth Circle of the Kirat Me:hodi«t Church held Monwith relative*. .liy afternom at the .home of Mra. William R. William*, Ml** Mr*. Strickland, Palmetto Avenue. I.JS. Griffin, and MU* Julia llig- Mr*. 11. D. Middltton provided |ia* left today for Daytona Beach over I he bu»lnc»* »c**ion. At the conclusion of all busi­ t* i pend a week. ness a social period was enjoyed Mlia Emma Farley left yeater- when refreshment* wer# served hy liar for Dublin, Ga. where (he haa the ho*te**c*. Thor.c prc*cnt were: Wteptad a position and wilt makr Mr*. J . O. U ncy, Mr*. It. II. H*Ryett, Mr*. R. B. Wright, Mr*. P I kante. . B.rke Steele, Mr*. Clarke Ixunb . where they will make their hrtura home. * ■ ** Mra- Edith Erwin, of Lakeland, tad Mra. J. E. Steven* of Lauren*. |L C , are the gur*t* thl* week of Mra. U II. Smith, MIS Oak AveHe. U* Catherine Winche*ter, of PaUrtbury, will return home orrow after spending a few i h*re with MU* Genevans l W, M. Thigpen, Billie Thigpen, ro,tamed from Chicago where they ypent 10 days a t the World’* Fair. tad Franklin Bennett have [lit Elizabeth Cornell, who I* tdlng the summer a t Dtytona eh, I* here for a few days i Mias Lillian Branan, Maga Avenue. Horn* dur'ng th* niinlh olt July h* stated, and from what 1m could athrr darfnir conversant*** wl’li wl> »14 HO. ropnrtt-l It. I iit(trlnlrnilri*l ilw Horn-- *cfni* Ihor mrn. I hr businr-s outlook it jh r Board -f t'o nty l ‘onrm**h>ri- tw in a id * . .•r* yrstrrdajr. Cn July 1. ho tM n l, lb,-- • m rt notur ,1J inmilr», loth whit* and t v"r* nr** It. rrby »arn#*l mrd. (tjiin i; Ihr month m» < of riin **’ i.t trail* or Ihrsc in n at « uirA nr<l thr t i f i v *»*• itiiir riitiH * Id •*il |.*r th * p r in c ip a l trat on a ' of Aug. 1 » * i • In • «i.»■- «| J in ic ir v #, ma ter. Iiir i. 'HiI* lltlin* o f It It H ill Dur'ng July, ‘J i t gallon) of mile T in * .%ugii*t i. it J i ­ ll ii h i m * were prudu.rd at a coot i f nine cent* |wr gallon: !*t> I J Jotrtt r j r i were produc'd nt i ■ of 19 r n‘« p)*r do-on. and Id |»i.ii,:if butter were produced. A The rM | of 1--rutin: ID1 hon for the month wa< ft.Vn i>' •■I ihnt the avrtagino: f feed lux one perron ru-li day war f j celt*, and Ih* a * , aro cost of foiling and ha nine each pi'tm n per day war IJ cini*. Christian Endeavor Society Haa Meeting Social Calendar TUESDAY The Ph Hat hem Cla** of the F-r»t Baptist Church wilt meet at <1X0 P. M. at the home of MUa Catherine F o rm ter, West F irit Street. The Senior Christian Endeavor Society of the K>r*t Presbyterian ChurclT will hare choir practice at #;00 unlock at the ch.rch. We d n e s d a y The Sarah Parker Orphanage Club will meet at 3:30 o’clock at the home of Mr*. C. P. Hendon, fk)5 Magnolia Avenue. TttVRHTTAT There wilt be a Christian En■Icavpr rally at 0:00 P. St. at San Lun-b Spring*. FRIDAY. Monthly meeting of the First Baptist Sunday School Workers' Council will be held at R:00 P. M. In the chureh annez. Business Outlook Is iu’oiir;u;mir reported a* , 'rollicking roman-., with one of the nr >*t unusual plot* ever unfuliV-d on the screen. o’clock at ths home of Mi*: The story revolve* abou”. th~ Appleby. possibility of all the men of the Mr*. J. S. Gouty and Mi** Helen world *M ng removed—e*"e(-t f>r one who at the moment, i* a eaita- Gordy have gone to Kissimmee to »pend a week. (t untlirini brom I'ner On ) way on a desert island. Tne mil­ lion* of women all over the globe, fcly debt riililen.” Mr. an,| Mre. W. It. Tunnlcllffe Giivernur Shultz h i I a busy day realizing that hen- I* an alarming aituation, *rt abcut t i rectify it. have returned from Cleveland. a t Camp J*rk-ett Inspecting the Ohio and other point* where they various .nit* of the crack I tilth What actually occur* I* said to l-e the basis for more hilarity thar have been spending a few months. field artillery regiment, Eh-tld* tivitica to allow him to leave Tor ha* been seen *een in many a month. Friend* of N. t). Garner will lie tlvitie* to slluw hm to leave fur Raul Rnulirn, star of the So-ih glad to learn that he I* able to Florida at III P. M. He arrived American alayr and screen, mnkchl» debut In thla picture m a he out ugaln after Irning *111 at Runduy night from He inlet • nfull-fledged Holly wu uj »ta.". lie hi* home on Park Avenue h>r sum • ha* beyn play ng in Spanish pro­ duction* at the Foi **t 'in, hut Mr. and Mr*. G. G. Flynl, of will be rrmemberrd hy many a* Richmond Avenue, nnnmmre the the romantic traveller who played opposite Janet Giynar .« '-|h>- birth of a *un^G. G. Fly lit. Jr.. Saturday at tier Fernald-Ijiughiun liclou*”. In 'Tl'* Great Tu Be Memorial Hospital. Mr*. Flynt Afivo", it -ulicn ha* the moro- an,| her *i>n have lieen removed thaii-enviable ride of being Ihe one from the hospital to their home. man wanted ty every woman in the world. Mr*. H. F. Whitner an-l hee The cast in support of lloulirn, graji<l)l*i|ght*r. Dorothy A nn Include* Gloria Stuart in the f,m- Whitner, are 'planning to lea“v) Inlne tea.1, Edna May Oliver a* the latter pitrl of th.. week for the famous scientist, .'Idlwr*. Asheville, N. C. to v \lt Mr*. S. Mundin In the leading cumedy O. Chase at her summer home. role, Joan Marnh, D<rnthy llurgi*», Emma D no, E heard Van Mr*. J. T. Denton ha* returned Sloan an-l Robert Grieg. from Washington. D. C. wh. ro Sholtz Tells Of Economies That He Put In Effect MethodiBt Church Circle Has Meeting Mr. and Mr*. Frank to ssin g and family, of San Angelo, Tcza*. who have Keen visiting Mr. and Mr*. A. J. Leaving, lilt) East Third the re g ifa r meetiiVr of Circle S ire d , .returned thl* morning to Number One of the F irst Mel'n#- their home. dlst Church held yesterday a llo tnoon a t the home of Mr*. Pres­ HI NT INFELTKD ItAIIIIITH ton, !M>7 Magnolia Avenue, wirh Mr*. B rest in and Mrs. T. J. Mu'lf I.INCOI.N Neli., Aug. 7. - (A’i as hostesses, Mr*. Preston nbo —IJ ncoln's police drp artm e rt had charge of the Scripture leawent ruhhit hunting yesterday- aftson and led in prayrr. er Ihe Lincoln general hospital re ­ At the conclusion of the meet­ ceived an anonymous tip that u ing a social period was enjoy e 1 number of rabbit* seen scam per­ when rtfreihm enl* were served ing about might he those inoruby the ho*t**se*. Those present It led with Infectious diseases were: Mr*. J. K. Mettinycr, Mt*. which w rre stolen yesterday. None W aller I- M orgtn. Mr*. W. M. was found however.' .p.nd 'it: n t - » -lay* with hi* family. The Uy'» ......it i m the ramp weie rliittizeil l-y a dinner in hi* him -r. Guverniir lllM.-kwiM-d, i-f Smith I'urutin.i. »ln> returnnl y ->■ ler-lay from the gi-vcrm-r-* r-n • fereitee in- Culifuiniu nnto’ig the guest*. County Home ( g r I s Recounted In Report Now in ii tr-’iut time l*> plnrit your wtnilBramk of fast urowimr Aiistrnliiin I'im-s (('n-tuttrina C'liniiiniihnmi* unu) nli ut H> fiut iipnrt. Avcrntfu Hditht 2 foct. Hppciul ( ’null I’rift* iV &, Ilk* tnii'h K..H. STOWE l'*Mtii*ruit Avi** *he ha* been visiting her daughter, MU* Lucille Denton. She wa* a'* rom ranieil home by MU* Denton ami hy Dr. J. T. Denton and Rob­ ert Denton. Dr. Denton ha* l-een attending a |o-dia1ric sem inar clin­ ic at Saluda, N. (*. { Mr*. Fred R. WlUon. Mis* Frau*u Wilson, MU* Helen WlUon, Mr. and Mra, Frank L. Miller and Robert Wilien have relumed returned today from Jacksonvilli from Forsyth*, Ga. where they where they spent a few day* with s p a t about two w eeks., the la tte r's sister, Mr*. Lulu Clay. Wlas Elizabeth Forteon, who is tnt'tralnlng at Jackson Memorial H^apital In Miami, U h e n for a shirt vacation with her un.-le and •nat, Dr. and Mra. G. 8. Helman. ' Kra. George Dickinson, of Jsckvllle, formerly of thla city, who 1* ivUlllng friends a t Maitland, •Mag geeteruay and laat nlgnt M p u a ttk Judge and- Mra. George Hag, North Fraaek Avenue. t :" ~ Raymond Butler and ehllad MU* ChrUtloe Isler, of are spending a few days da week witk Mr. and Mrs. m u u r ts ’a t their home or Mr. and Mr*. Waltar I.. Morgnrt have returned from f'himney Hock. N. C. wherr tliry <|>ent slmiil ID dal* with ihrlr son, John, who bi atlrmling Chimney Hoc* Camp. MAN AUVEI W hat musk to the can of a hundred million women! A nd what-laughs you’ll gee 2S you ice than battle for the kisses of the test man The MUaet Ann Tedger, Jea.i Trdger and Mary Lanier and Billy Akerman, of Orlando, and Earle Lupfer, of KUaimmec, were here Monday evening with friend*. Sir*. W. E. Gannon, of Con­ sole*, 1.* the g u ilt of her brother and (Uter-ln-law,, Mr. and Mr*. J. M. McCiskill, at their home in Rose Court. Mr*. G. M. Shipp was called to Asheville, N. C. laat night by the death ttf her brother-In-law, J . H, Krelnui. Mr* Kielnu* waa a for­ mer winter resident of thU city and he* a number of friend*.here. Benefit Bridge Party r» » tUk* Harr*.Arm* IlM pliet F ar Crlaei* ralM ren v n 'e n w Directed 6y Alfred Waiter from e slery byJehn D, fweia I can’t Kelp feeling that Toasting makes a diffefence I do not trt at my choice of a ciga­ rette lightly. .. for, as with other little niceties o f life, my cigarette is a matter of intimate concern with me. After all, I do place my cigarette between my lips! And so, when I say “Luckies Please* —I am paying a tribute to that Imnuiulatc feeling I have when smoking a Lucky.'And that is my own individual reason for saying “Luckies Please!" ELKS' CLUB WED. AUG. 18th S P .M . Alie Idsla a I fer t(* • - Ibr aiwaijA jCucldei^Tlea/j Mr. and Mt*. Harry W alt, MU* Eleanor W alt, m il Willinu Wutt, Mr*. G. I - Thom*, and her nephew. Willard It. Con roly, have returned from O riin id o Reach w hire they spent three weeks. Ira. Emmett Hunt and daughBjoyce, . have returned from &the, Ga. where they have l «pending Iho past two week*. they will spend a few day* with faiends. , tJuU* REALLY Tin- In * .n r - 1 initl,t«V 1. i'ite - 1agi'ig, thpt f* lit- bi.t-i-- ‘ putl-'-'U a- reflirlcil in tbe statem ent i-f iriin-« of So:-h-'rn pht Irtuiiwho. w ith Dr. J. r Itrnlun, in' Sanford. ntlrn-fid tin- Southern IV-liatr.'r Sm iinur a t - Snludj, N. I*., iljtin ,: tin- | ii fm ilny*. Dr. declared that th" Tin: o p t im is t Seminar, before whi h m-ir,i l b * •1 see. BUI, where they’* »"ln' to try one of thr*« rich speeders Vi prom inent pediatrist* nee-* for manslaughter." -li-'idirr'i. was pirlly well ntli-nd PI say. tin. I’m (ailin' yoo. It these bird* keep on klllln people, r»l ul‘h n -e h the rank* uf rttt.-nd one of the*# day* odd of 'cui'a suin' lu bare some Judge ing physician*' wn- n-tln —il>!v reprlulud h id ,’’ In nner :!um In in-vlmi- y--n> ■. W eather ron-lltlan* v*i-rj> Idrol vllle. N. t'., where he had been during the 10 day s t a y n t Saluda Musical Production Is Showing At Milanc r«. Edward Hlggtna and *on, rard, hav* returned from Gr­ it where they spent th* weekLeonard Miller and Jark IVler) wltli Mr. and Mra. R. C. Bow- left today for Clearwater where maucmiuu&c. UecatucuIti 4T05 �THE 8ANF01P HERALD, SANTOSP, FLORIDA. TPW DA^ * £ * ? * * » Rotary Luncheon Fair Robot Obeys PhopeCommand* I Closing Of Geotgil - • * 41.*' / / Hr ‘ Tdhecco Markets Is Scene Of TaU* — I Is Urged By Group OnNJLA. Program Actkm Taken ToForegtall Shortage Ihie To Seven-DayStrlke A three-minoto N, R. A. progiam talk by V. It- Wilson, a tl irial talk on "Health" by RotorIan 8. Puls*ton, and the reading uf n report from Rotarlan B. L» Mnltbio on the International Rot­ ary csnventlon at Boston were tho feat res of a program presented at ihc Valdt* Hotel t iday for Hanford Botorle-w. “We can do nothing better then to support the President with everything at our command", said Mr. Wilson in his brief talk. “ I resident Ituosevclt has put sonio new theories of g ivernment into prsctiie a Rd we believe thet they are sound.” After outlining the plan <>f the N. II. A., Jlr. Wilson conrlude-i with Pres’ilcnl Roosevelt’s .»Ulshi«*ht (h i l “Tills plan will work if we want It to wdrk.” “ In bin tslk on “ Heallll”, Rotarian Pulcslnn staled that a helpful lute <t Tife is to “Keep discords out of o r life If we want tu live longer ami be happier.” Those attending the meeting were Mr. Wilson us a guest, and ALBANY, N. Y., Aug. i<JP> _All elty health officers ef New Y otk.atato yesterday were given portaioa'oa by the slate health eartmtnlower to allow the Importatlon of milk from aotolili tho cammenwralth tn forestall a shortage retulHng from a srvonday-old strike of Independent milk producers. , Or. Thomis Parran, Jr., the haalth commissioner, Is one of .the three m’mhers of the state rcrlk ejutfo) hoard, whose classified milk price system Iruught opposi­ tion from dlrsffccted farmers nrd piralyri'ated the str.ke. Earlier In th j Dy, Guvermr Lehman, who has been asked by several upstate sources to cult u .l • ho national guard as a result of sporadic outbursts of violence that mdk, designed to give the produc­ liara eini nearly a dnxen troopers er a larger share of the con# m11 hospitals and resulted In Injury et's dollar, was to le presented to t» eroves of farmers, drclined to Ciotrrnor Lehman last night er In so. Instead, ha wired sheriff* tmlay -by lea-lrrs of the Umpire nf the 67 enunties out*i-lj Nsw Dulrymen't I'rntrctive Association Yoek City, telling them to appo nt in western New York. *s many dcp.tles a* nrersfaiy to At Albany, Charles II. Ileldtsin. gtrell strike disturbance. chairman of the control hoard, “ Law abiding r lixrns, lawfully sn'd in a statement that price* far conducting their husinrss, must he the farmer huve nearly doutilrd prilecled”, he told them bluntly. -Incr Ihc It rani's rYeatlnn last While pear* prevailed In general s; ling and while “the price to the nrer the extreme northern and farmer I* not yet atlei|uutc” th en western to.titles, milk dumping hud l.-rn progress. was pursued In aautorn, southern A few farmers at widely rentAnd central New Yoik. More trrc-i points wrre carryllg *hotdairy plants rl.sn l yesterday. gunv to guarrl the r milk trucks Lieut, (icrahl D. Vainc, in com­ ye-lerday but no shooting was re­ mand of slate police In the Itn- ported. In general, praca/ul pcmuasjir. >heater area, said hr had 1-e*a In­ formed of details of a pl-t to took the pis.V''f vi ilence. Al rany and Schenectady cound>namite hrl 'grs nrd culverts on lies wrre involved in ilumping illsill highways leading to Rochester aiders for tho first t >«•. Amslerdam, largest city in Montgomery and slop all milk shipments. to nty, rxperieneeil its refoml milk less day. Women werP among the crowd cf lllhf dispirsrd at Richfield springs. One of them Ihtew a bottle at « milk truck anil police swung their clubs, but A new classificallun plan for lTl V ■ 1 19 (Ceailitred From Page 1) Valdosta, fourth market to aell more than a million pounds, had rales of U W jn o pouno*. D»toiled figures on saWa were not available from Valdosta. Ramsey said. The prices paid a t th® ware­ houses there, hm avnr, ranged front 11,17 to 1X3) rente per pound. The markete on wbleh S lata tielan Ramsey announce* official average price* today were: Adel .1 X « ; Baxley 13.W; Blackahear 1X74: Douglas 1203; Hakim, 1X11; Haaelhursl, 1200; Mo-ltrle U..10; Nashville I4.7S; Statesboro 12.90; Tlfton 14J1; Vidalla 17.90; and Waycrosa 1X82.. The range of average prices at the oilier ‘Hires markete w»rtt Metier ll.dtl to 11.73; Pelham (one warehouae reportedl MU; and Valdosta 11.77 to 13.29. Tlfton’s grower* got f 103,040 out of th t first four days* sales; Nashville 1149,916; Moultrie »I17,R3K; B'ickihear 183,100; Djuglas fllJ7,.15i and Adel *71,2*17. i >■ - itntaran* 1‘tu l Stine who pre­ sided, A. \V. Epps, H. 0 . Hhinholarr, J. A. Wright, H. Fuleslon, George llariliit. (i. W. Spcmcr, II. 11. Coleman, J, A. Blown, F. ('. Mac Mahon, IUti-Xi)l Chaso, W. f . Ilutihisjn, W. 51. llayntM, II. It. Stevens, H, B. I’ope, Martin Dram, II. M. Watson, and H^G, Gray. N’JAKHALL, Bengal, Itnlla, Aug. 8. —fAh—One hundred personv were drowned hi the M#ghna River vi hen a ferry boat eapsued yrvtrrday near Ramgatl Island. All were Indians. Four Men Admit S te a lin g GunsOAKLAND, Calif., AugJt.-(A ’» For Cuban Use —,\rthur Powell Davis, TJ, inter­ nationally known as “the father nt Boulikr Dmii”. tiled hete jesterilay after nn illness of several month*. sold two to representatlvesa of tho “Cuban rebels.” On the second expedition against the arsenal, they aald,‘ they got the four tripods required by the Cohans for the sale of ths other four Browning guns. They also stale “several square tin boxes. Dumping these alongside a high­ way nrar Athens, the men re­ tained the rifle*, which they took turned tO -Lbe —arsenal -am i wkto Coosh's farm and stored la a torn mill. Goosh confessed that the following day he removed the rifles from the lorn mill to the loft of Is home. The men said that a* soen aa the rifles Md been ' left wit hr Goosh, they returned to Athens, picked Up the tripod* and storied fop Florida. At Americas, Ga., Kl* more and Kinard hail an argument and “Iplit up.” Flmore and Sor­ row went on to Miami. Sorrow said ' he than started back to Athena. He was arrasted on his return here Sunday night. Sorrow said he had been prom­ ised f'25 apiece for helping in the theft of the six Browning guus hut that he had received nothing. national reravwy gdmlwitratton, a n altogapdag to < >»'T « « * thanta. manufacturer* and other* for lining as being ontitlad to the i n of the bhia banner." Johnson said In a statement. T h e national reravary adtoinIstration wish** to warn people against tbosa p ro n to . Of toon*, this organisation has no control over the advertising colunuu of paper* beyond Insisting that no bootlegging of the blue eagle em­ blem shall be permitted, but ao far aa countenancing any eharg* for Ins fusion of'an honor rtJL peo­ ple submitting to auch eatortion are not only wasting their money tA fft OF B M IH JllL l OLOV1I but rncouraging a form of potty r»LOV*M ara H y t hi better con dilkra ir M m Belbm' tbeyi become badly aMtod. Thd rubbing' tla t la necessary to remove heavy, itre tk i and i M la likely to r a “ move tu n a of tk» etrrfice flntih as well aa to lobeen tbe dye lu kid ■art leather gtevea, tkua tauelna them to fade. Avoid bareb soap* Ta Wash » eves Safely 1, prepare tepid or tool euds. u e tri mild, para wklta aoap. or Bake*. Nerar tree kome-mode reap. A little boras win soften very hard water. , X Tba gloves, oh tb» hands should ba tjtartd h» tba »Jda and .waalhrf-triioMy V rtsto lM part* vrtiS a soft- brdsh dip pod In ' kbda, or betweea bauds ARM wetting «§Tth*e\ld#, Uy glove* Ail did rub- Bilk sod Woolen Jgl6rM ‘may tw btAked' for a ft* mhttrtrt, but aid end leather gtovr* Ihbald M wHbtM da thickly •> possible. • ” ' ' ‘ ' X Poueas* ttMi 'out, 'wlthon • ringing, ta d rthgf Mraral tfm* In luftswpru wetar. Doeikla'*«nc *banjo n. stay be glvan'kJgW trod, rinse, but washable kfd jh g jrath r. 'Should ¥ • phiied free ot soap. £ Blow Baklfg lmoolb and Tnj Oat oft tow el'ft dry. *To dry ftifth ly. 'Stuff loosely with tlitoe or a', gorbent paper a f t e r bloW4-.f greater re warn tn cash reflect el than we wouW/ should'l*t Its hs lacreased. at “ Let's show our failh a n .^ h fid*nee In tba liltfa te ia of JJbrtda by retiring t i levy sn ltst them more thin kn amostit actual, ly nicessary 10 aOatoln govern. ment, aotIripatlng payment o* |h pa it of every la* payer for 1h< year 1933 and' tr ts t th m ^ -to e p faith with ua.” ) The Commltsfoner* approval the action taken by members of the board of the Upper St. J Aa* River Navigation District, obo, in Jul*. had petitioned t h, ('emmlsaonera to mako a two mill Itvy for, the District during 19.13-34. Folliwlng an inyeatgation iati tiis funds apd accounts of tbs Agrlcultvtll Department, it -wav voted that no furthar expendit -tn la made out of the Agriculture Fund until all old bills arc ptU and that no bills be ma-ti in tit future until the money la avail­ able. - ‘ ’ By rcsolfltlon the Commistlea. rrs authorise the transfer af f!44i wage on July 15. 1929, was lev*. fflhn the Fine and Forbjtarv In which case that would be­ Fund to thy Hoad and » n come the minimum unless it was Fund. The money Is to be uW7|» below r,0 cents a nhnur. purchasing a tractor. rfuitct . NEWWAHNING 18 ISSUED B*Y HUGH JOHNSON pasteurized NATORA1 FLAVOR (Continued From Pag* 1) dustrlcs, in d th ru .iaM el out at object the getting of money in connection with the N. B. A.1 “ Publications using misleading title*, conveying tho impress bn . . - WAS THE; FIRST TO EXPERI­ MENT WITH MAKING, A TRUE F R U I T B E V E R A G E F R OM FRUIT LUNCHES 11 A. M. Till 2 P. M. KA FOOD ,J Pound sANDWicnres ------------ c i m r auEV NE-HI TRUE FRUIT ORANGE ,. . la the only nationaUs Hnown ora lure beverage made from u Rtifr.e&Hmyni Seminole Count; Lei a NrHI frtilla and drink ‘of Orange bn llu ranges refreshing drink. Ik n booster of jroar own aUU's le conUiiut olorf pritn^e Jujce Uian any oU«rJ)oUlp ACIDS It b Ilf t •in boi- ■lly of bottled 1fi*At!N'0LTA ■the adds 4 tartaric U mdtroa ■ ■ t adds AY & THURSDAY SPECIALS IjpJN—VEAL OS u Each J J T . ife probably tk« LOIN- -VEAL N e-H i U a h m a a ,Cutlets 3«r.or Ne-Hi Ro i«e arid in them th* add ht yow ■ io l (Th# Barf.) J ' l^-S URAPfc^fttJ^Ty* 4. ■FULL'LINE OF-KANSAS CITY f. • • • . [i ../r ., K- STAMPED BEEF r �HOLDS Feds Sent Through ADVANTAGES FOR Gff Workout That leases New tflot Field Of Jobs Offers No Easy Road For Tiniohma Workers SHANGHAI.—Shingbwl, % h k h r n t n hat attracu d adventorM USHP~wny around -tho world, la welcoming a n*w type •f Immigrant—th« young man .h o plana to ootabllsh a parmasent horn* for hlmatlf In tho Or­ ient. Lack of opportunity in Eu­ rope and Amoriea it the goad wkkk la .driving the** men to Asia, amt although China alto la (offering from tho .world doprrsltdk, teady of these newcomer* o ^ZBghtog placet for Ihintatlvti E New M o u n tam S tn d j Reveals Laurentians i As Ice Age A rchitects of E astern Am erica Determined to work oat ill kinks sad twlate which might in • " J " 7 kampor tho batting or fielding abilities of hit tb u iH i Manager Charli( Abbott yooterday afternoon tout tho Celery fed, through the atiffeot workout they have known thlt teuton. Each pltyr did almott twice I .« to u o t r n llo u urttl#r n N o rth 1‘A ra tliit, Is 3 # 4 ti * 3 r ■ > j ; I I Comeback ToWin Diamond Tilt By OEOhuB STOVALL Although the Flreaton* team got an early lead, the Edgtwood team eame back In the later Innlngi to make a do** diamondbe'.l gam* last night. Flreaton* won, 10 to 0. Firtatooo had a big Innthg to atari with when Driggerv waa a little wild, but he steadied ter for th* evening getting two sin g le and a doubt* for four trip, to th* plate Driggerv with two sin g le for three trips and llern-| don with u home run and single f.i-i three tripswere the other goal hitters. If The acre: r‘iiii:«Tuvrt «n m h o r im y. r* t i l t ' . j Til its, a... t i i T'liriM Llh, . • i i r acres* tj* run* lo win. Th* alx scored by Flreaton* In the flrat cam* on two home run*, three walk*, and a double. Th* two in th# fourth went mad# on Hr it r . L , II T I I I I p. lit, 11m. ii.in, ll>. i- « iliu m f*lrff?|»r r, i- ll#rrul’iti, ef. J H I If IMi IIIV i ’ m, if . I I I « | u ftSkUlis. r f , K'•ll. lh.*t*. W srrw ii, #, C tim n ilu fs , l*itm!«|iilst, Htiitti* If, Cm hrun, Ih 1 1saiMt, rf, lly n t I it In *‘\ i t iMin, a Florida rurporallon, i*» tti* - Fl»-i N tllottal Hank nf Hanfortl, a Miitonal banklna vnriMiratlon, th# Hint'kshear _ iirlmr Cum* L E G A L N O T IC E panr* a tmi^tralion undsr th* * o n r ie of a ffm c a tio n foh of ;h# Hlat# of Ilaorifia and Ih# tflilted Slat#* *»f Am#tl#a* m# «!«•■* T t \ U K K II F u i ls r B S mEKm i i f * s f lb # (tswwtal fr«»4.nits, wilt off# ii for •ill# a in* dot I ill fulfill# onivrv to tho ht«ti#s|' f l l a U t N s f Ik# I t s I# wf F I s r M i ,N«itk# In h#r*lty « t v # n th * t K m lty nnd host tiiddor for o«sh a( tho \V K 4 rk # tt. p u rrh u s s r *«f T m C#r* ft tint door of th# Court Hull** Hi lir iv s l# No i » , 4 s I #4 Ih f 3ftl 4 * y u f Hunford, Hoitilnoir (V'llllif. Florid,*, A lilfiis t A , !* , 1331, h ss f lin t Mtkl within tin* l#»ii»l hhurs of sal# ha itajf of H#t’t’ iii* v # rllfl# s t# In my i4flt*#. « n d hu# Monday, th# tth MlSdl# Spplla s th m fur | m ilt-ril In tier, r* if, th# fiillowlniK <i«flffil#it Ineu# In s vru rtls n v # VNlth U * H si4 lots. |ilw*i or (Mrrsla of land, sit* a r r llf lv s t # rltlh rav## th# ftliluW lUK u.»ir lit Hrmlnol# County, Florida, lira ,*i llicil pri ( i*rly a U iiJiln ! In H#lii* t«»*wit Thai lot, block or trasl of (m il# I 'm i l i l i , Fh»rP in , in * w it ; Innd t it # !a n « j#4 by Ih# l# tt# r K>« nf H im k l M It H m llb ’s *"C“ iin w A. Fitts, Jr,,'# tt i-iI# IIIvis In ii i»f H#i‘t 1*mis , F in I AV|f*.NMF|f F I . A T «F V IIJ .A I «#*k I. I*.t«c*’ Ik T h » WSI4 IsH«. t i f i m SS»#na#4 s i Ih# *1sls tif III# Insiiiiur# of such *‘#r* ft firs t# In th# nnm # «»f C n lm o w ti. I II #«n nsltl (h#rtlfl«*St# alt i l l M* f#« «lw« H int s ri'iif illn s t*» fsw M l i1##4 w i ll lain# th#T#lill Itl# l l t l l ihl* Ilf H ii'lt 'itilu r, A . I*. 1*33 H i t He**a on, iif f lv ls l »lM licit Ilf# ftH*| **##l ih ls Ih # Nth tiny rtf A lia list. A l » . 1*33. V K. iM tCiileVHH, C l# r k C i n u U C n u r i H#iHltm l# C im n ty , F h irh iti IH R A I.I My A M W K K K M , II C -tn riiH «# tyi-i.ii »Tuiv •'on T i l IIK K II I vmI## l# * l| ««i 313 s i | i # U fitvFB t H tslsl# * tel Ik# 3 IHt# Ml Flwdflds •Nnl I## 1# t ir n liy ||tv#ii I bn I I'll nr II IH k # , |itir vim a#t n l l - l l h nf Trt* f V r t i f !■ nl# *\V 1111, iltel’-tl H i# 3rd ildy n f A u i m l A I t , 1331, l«u » Y lln l ■siil ##f 11flt'Ai # in t«i V nf* lit*-, site. |i,(* in,nl* Bi’i’ lir s lin n for 1.1% 4##’l ii» I i r u f in ai'#” rilattrw w iiK U w , H «I4 ##rflfl#mt# # «t»rs # s s lb # fallnsrlnir il#*«rll*#tl |ir»*i’# riv »lliis l# i| in H#ttiln»»l# t 'u n lit f * F lo r « J4 h . lo -w ll H ' , ,.t M W * ” 1 N W ' , , H # »11•'« S3, T*iis ll#!»11> - 1 wnU IVI, lu n s # HI F s M T it# Hltill III till IrrillK ll V>W#SM#|| lit 111# •In**•“ nf lit# isMiism-# i ll nucli I ' i f , i Hit m V# iti ih # ns tin- of m F w i l Min I ’n!#*# Mild t# r| lfi# s l# ■iiall Im» I.-.I. SIII. .I (Ii r it l’llnw III iteW IttV 4##*l w ill iwiMi# ittvrrr.il m i |ti# l l t h d s i rtf H*-|iim i|»#r . A. IP., 1911 *n* (i lllv in l wiattisinrM m n l 1 I bi# tile Mill 1.IIF tal AllliteHl A ll # ||A \’E YOUR WATCH rtpalru* by on«* who really Know* how. Brlfftfa* JtwtUV, Mag. At. l —LoaI and Found I.O K T : F u ll g ro w n im I u # J o g , l l c r n v r N o . 2TOSM, n a m e " T a r t S h , ' CAMPING OUTFIT, trailer. Four per,on. capacity. Comptet* With new bed. |7B. Keel A Bona, dealera, ItH Myrtle Ave. i i —Miscellaneous mtlVINt! NoTtTII Wevicni New York, waat jia.iciufrr ,har* »V- pt-narv. It. V. Coltiurn, till Laurd WANTED TO BUY: A Baa* Drum, in playing condition. Price muni Ire terminable, PhonA itOl-R. WANT TO <1KT A GOOD USED M KI.orDO N t MUST BE OF EXCELLENT QUALI1 .* Waller pinrer r - u Sun fur ■) Herald. 16—Ml*cflL*n«jQ* Fur -Mil* FOR SALE: l.uinls-r uwil in l>uild[ng culverts oil r.ew high­ way. Apply at ll'MI W. 17th 8t. Try Ihixier and (lay's IISTER KOTK VARNISH STAIN for flmirs, interior umslwurl. ami fur­ niture of all kimls. Stanley Rogtra I lard ware t.'n. mm m >f j f 1' j , L ’Vw . ar: TUBBY W HEQES voon FlKHf ok t nd bdcaaa* Mta* WDAJ’T «E T A U V D1DJA CE.T AUV BITES ? Awy BITES? CIV SApf \ D i a IO O K O T T H A Y ARM! ktef aT ban, rimre k» heller* that Clorll# tAA it— *fc* I Sc Hnc I m o n th . Minimum charge SO* CCrfKuKV FROM k R ite! > Karriaon d a oa.ataioat the a n y tho 8c Itn* 3 time* 7e line 6 lime# BILLY'S UNCLE •* » * r th a league gam* waa M tetery one, The Feda not M h Um a ball game, but exhibited now Interest In teortt. Charlie looked good Pet# Rchirord got a nice hand wring after a pair of high when It waa announced that be telle which he scooped in would reploc* Pope Mia# In right field In the pixth.. Th# youngster ' cool weather mint have has always been papular end >a*t LCharH# a little and ,a*ade aa soon aa he ha* about two ll)|k he waa loading a bunch game* under Ms bolt hoTl ho bark # M t player*. Before th* I* there hitting around J 00 again. Cy Cruto who baa played plen­ ty of ban la. hi* day act tb* world afire with hit battjnf la hi* flrat atari a* a Fad. Bui, ho made fe w «ke ptey* aad fly ball* U #t word Ho came f f wHh Cruco’a fiW nder In the aecond and made a gkeat play, wMlo In the atari* a n d t a t he raced back and enatchod two hard fly baU* Roy Harrison'* one-handed atan i t Burfold's aero ilagta In tb# fifth waa tho ft*Idtag (tetdr* of tb* day. That " ‘f * )| HIMHIA hr Inu an ain#tid#d iil.il ..f all of V||J«A HIIIHIA, as Per l t h r m i f o f r##ord In I*hit Idn look I. on pan# 31, Hr nil IioI# Cdtitity Utrord", also irreordrd In Flat Hook "|r* on pa*# 131, of Hi# pii blip rrrnrds of lira ns# County, Florida, of whtrh th# County nf H#tnin<il# was farm* • rly i» part. #irrptin< th# 1***1 i m \ r##t „ f itiorit - i p ..r v i i *. I.A k l l u l l C *• lia r plot rrtroid #4 In sold r i a l Hook l, on pus** "* I, wait! hit, hlfN’k or t ra c t ..re* J. W. SIIADOIN .1 3 3 # HfcHLICHTB . II H t ilt A , H anford. F lo rid a , d u ly r n o id i d In IH f t llno k 3, « n |MM# 131*. of IH# 1'ubll# Itrv u id a u l H vinlnol# C ount#. F lo rid a , sold w. a F irm , j i i . h ,% m iN t> K i> l*lte\T t iK V I I .I.A t <• B 11 *• RATES 10e Uw 1 list# \ imMi# rm irds of Hamlnnl* iTnusiv, 2 1 * •• 3 t *> 3 | a fita ♦ F lo rh la , In P f f i i Honk 33, i>a< JS#. fro m H u n fu rd lltu ftl lt#alt> C n i«* I Bonner aa th* finest prospect he h»* seen In 20 year* of baseball. Manager Charlie wl that Bonner. 1* the proved player on the i kttVrt KtrtB n p i f d Vt# H I M Hi> U m * of p U I n llf f , am i IL.rj Altv# Flits and W A Fill* Jr, h#r h u th a n d . H a n fm d I!*n*l lint It y Otnt»«nt. a r«*#|».iranon uti tl#r th r L iW i of ill# H ia tr of F lv r* Ida. and H#nlfi Tritsi r„nn>«it)r, * r«»rt»«tmlii»ri umt#r III# town **f lb# - m i a i # of F liirld n as pu N itlf iit#*l 4 ir u s f t # m it.sr tha t X f f l.t ln . vl##*t of tru s t 4 n l# 4 A p r il M, I *2' II a n d -»tf rw rord In lh a puitI lit* Is vtird s of R rn iln tili C iitititi 9 F lo rid a , In lHf#d #3, p d f# lit * I fro m Sun ford a llo t# l lt#* tty C o m X u s tiv. a F lo rid # .iir| H ir.ttl” n, to lit# 3 F lr s l N o tio n a l H unk of H anford, u U n n lln iia l im n k lita «u riio ra ttfin . amt at «v «n .h s lilu i» d irn s ir j n n d rt iti.it m | r v r lu lt i il- r ia r s llo n o f tru s t datm* I* A f if ll ■•* t i l l nnd of re r u n ! in th# Totads us Beach Mandera. Each not fit I* two game, out of flrat j l i o , hot both oolflta aland to tinfrev* The IMlle jek ef fu e -lin te t" lee HeOWr garth wtetfc reveMeC te Ih* Appalaehleu Meeutete rhalo h credited their average provided they can te the UerauMea PUWae *r greot C.eedUe I t k U te the Prevteee *d Qoahee. Maerdlot t* a ocw iceleglcvl |liock Orlando off thia week. roped *o Ih* Laervellaa Meaotete*. leu* claimed te H aeieug the aldaet leew alleae la the weild. K m , M The fvlanden were at Orlandn Aom rtraae as a teod ef n m i cwm* fcktea cclceafwawd skew da# n t n pewtr. ia* LoactaUao g , „ late, ace aaw aaM te emdNot* Me l u c e n t ew w # p rate tea tetec u l h i w a t r ateda ef a lacgr pad at lha thla afternoon playing a game K e l t AoMdeaa ca alia tea, rtd a e e gkewe.teaee* Mawteaetoaeg h i * H I fa # t l t h **** Mochee CUr. th a t wa* raided out Isa* week. An Ialandtr victory would cut th* teyv ef tee Laarentlaaa. linking lha QUEBEC, Ca*. — A eeoernbka Tiger** bad to where lha Feda ■ear reeoda, ••blag aad hunilng glaal In what (a bow Ihe would be In a favored po*Ultra to muuataln aaatpa, Prevlac* at Qaebec waa tee baaaty advance near th# leaguo load by ipeclaUal that helped Old Mother Throoihoot Ih* plateaa tree—la te* big new tjiarenlldee .Nallontt Earth, with the Hill* )ob ef “fa** Sark, a tehiae rttreat and gin* , Piuing the past year aereral The Fed, meet the Tigers her* liftlaf* which m ailed la the Appapeeaerv* of nor* than 1,700 iquaro AinApft M fkjatelgndr* hay* been Thu raja y afternoon in >bd moll •achlan Mountain chain, accordlag n il.,, and Itir.iugh Ih* populoai ■a • new repod on Ih* Laecenllaa accllou around Hull. Montreal, 'AEMMrtbd- in' Shanghai thia car- crucial game of the aecond half. •taUan laaued by tha Prerlodal U* Quebec, Trolt Rliltrtt. .Lachula. itic* U h * than tuoal aignifkap.-t It la abeelulety necessary that ’partmeni of Highway* aad Mlaea. It*. Agatha de* Mont* aad Mont f ir It la with eatrsm* reluctance i Million, of year* before modern Laurtar—the doaea or n*r* nala that eiecutlvaa cut ataffa rrwomen dlaeoetred th* art ef mak­ klo dear* gad tehee ar* att geo- blihvaya peuvlrale a roaatry wkirb ing new facet of old. lb* Laarenllaa logically young. They date tram lha footlaae* lo taatlfy rn the taipec. Ijbired for operation In a forelg ' plateau or greet Canadian Shield, aa dee* ef tea la* age aod It la tetereat- tent role it plared In helping ualar* gaeloglala call II. waa doing a man- Ing lo set* teat Urn yeulhhilaea* of give form lo the Americas caaU. Aa jepndjtlof* iuipruva . her*, alaad t*b ef balplng I* bold. Ibal Uhl* dralaag* ayalem I* rtapoailbl* sent. jk i. TTttrrti belifevci, there will perl of Dam* Nalara'a map which for Quabec'a eaonaoe* resource* la Th* tAurenliaoa, In keeping with laday forma lb* eaalera waltrahed waIm1? >owsr." Ikeir areal age, m at. ao pr.ienH oppirtuuitUa for men between of Ih* Unlled glalea. A11hough ' tho ’total available alone I* pkenoroeaat altllade, (or B and 80, with a thorough Revealing aaw aad alrlklng facia power ramraraea *d Quekau ar* wiU- their height vadaa Hill* more Ikan grounding lo aom* apeelalited about lbo Laaranllana. long ac­ matedat M IM N botee power seder front tjMM lo U N feel. They rorer ktiaiaeaa, and with tome social claimed at among Ih* world * oldeat ordinary mlolmam hew eaadUlan*. more than alae-laaUa of Ike Prnemeuaulna. Ike aeeernmaal , repod this energy to mo# graphleally Inca pi QvtWe, tea plateau rtalag beckgVmrnd Ma'irghal fa so place petal* eel lh»l North America act*, m* a Irented te mere teog UJM* tleeplp an all aldaa aad lu aoolkern fhr a young man who has not ally oaiea a great deal nf lit preaent lake* aad thousands of rutklag trout ••carpmeni forming a daailaaat leii through th* mill In on* farm form lo Ih* Canadian Shield, which amam* with which (hoe* early d*- laro of Ih* laedarap* along tho another. * Without auch *a'ronetltutea lha baaenwnl on which maadi ef nalera foe a change bar* B.Mth ahore ef Ik* dl. Lowrenca re.| Ih* later aedlmenlary atrala ef endowed Ih* Laureatigan. Mean­ Pleer lo aboot twaaty mile* bawr, perienc* it I* i'mpoaiible to taper, lh a con lln eut." time, It requlrea a* great tight at Quebec City. The rounded Mil., and th# work ef other*, T ^ M-aVkfh’S d iB S lA d “Again,! Ita huge, aolld maar." Ih* Imagination la allftbula lo that brilliant colon o( granite* alrlpped tepeewtiy that of other national*. M g C W O u u o w lg e H hay* lha department, “waa titrlrd early uptetral ala* the acenle splen­ bare by moenlalnoor gtarlera tail lha alow prraaur* which late form dor of th* attwark ef modaea high­ ibe real of tee atory o( th* beailni. Next to budding executives, la lha northern pari of that great way* which recently hare been the Laurenllana bae* taken lo ap KhdWifiat offer* a field for trained wrliikla In Ih* earth'* creal known threaded terouab the hill* and ral­ page* tM wblma at Mother Marta. China baa need Of- westerner* who will work oa engineers or executive* along,(d* Chin*** league*. But a young aun mutt k* prepared te wwrk a t part of » round-table orgontaetion end enough of . tha language tu klm to play hi* pmrt In th* achemo of affairs. LUMBER U l i Monroe's box- ball rlub scored l t In I victory over IN* GrppeviUo nlno in a 'Seminole League came played at Monrw; Sunday aftornoon. Ai a roiult of tho victory, lh«-j Lake Monro* team went into a ti* with lha Sanford juntur* Tor | first placvJri league Mending*.. i The tilt wa* bard fought, with, C. Damage giving up four hit; MITIIK o r **««!*•« c u t and itriktng .out t8 mei•V Nitilca is hrfrtiy *lv#l» Dint lb# un.|#mlir»i#4. H II V William*, of Monro*, lei rttuHirtl to Cbnnt*#r}, *u4 at bat with two hit* In Jb L iv l»ii tmtir tit fin*it tiffin »if f.ir#' . U-ur# in ihst c»rUI« prii.b GmpcvUt* hurlcrs who r tr * o|»i r lii.ii in Hi# fu r til 11 I*# u r l of tli# t i l bit* during th* aftemmoi. T tts tttjr T b lf i t Jti4l#!i*l i ' l l n i l I «»f Ih# #t*t# of Florid#. In snd for ’I l f I«1 *«f»l sm lual# Co urtly w t)#r#lii u k k tu tn iw a n n vII1 M FttMHdnnt l.lf# Iliftnr* nr* fompiny 4 empteynmii atltlohk. iSeebl'y conducted by ft J t Knight of the Shanghai -Y/ i t * A ,' reveal* lhat_»K Ihowgh, 'generally tpetkUig, It it an#fto (TIMM to Shanghai unlev, ,■ (UkAecttoW la eeUbllabed In adr t a * , 'S w t n v fleUt which atlll aC«r oppartunltie*. Foreign firm* iTwayt WddT an b ta n ta to the eaUutlvea, Mr. Knight toy*. A»ib U a tp .a u appointed la th* hope S a t th k f will ibvelop bite worthU ) executlved themteltev. Many 9 K a r ftO *#a ■**» he found »n- u YHIfi la »• cledr trend toiranf tho aatabllahment of small seenahd imlepaoJent firms, Mi. Knight aaya. Each of these rela­ tively one-man abowa ia sotting «3* t o t,eqver m >restricted rango i f boalnyu. man beat fUtr* to serf* thee* venture, la ono Lake Monroe Ball Team’ Winner Over Grapetille O u tfit M aL th* ban wa* Riehm i hR, « J Ilia* p lin d R eireMQg M ^ t It wiwidW (*t away for a bucket," heard doohi* had ho o v e r - run R. I j( � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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. 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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 08, 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/eafccf84acc16456615e5f47a1e76932.pdf a645a0a59f5580e51e35ca870effe37e PDF Text Text k 7 V "- I ,m ' ■ r ’TJRKv y ^ '•* -'• * •' ; 4. :• .i?>v ~ ' •♦>-;«* 1•» ' U»' rtW rtrtE aB W ** V k j-* ,_ 1 V'. ~* • ---------------rT " •—T”~ w ••. • . - - •* TTTF W E A T f lE R . • V 1 W » N IW 8 P A P K I V **---------M M l r i h i F lo r id a ’* H o a r ' I W W M f l G ro a t* * I V i|« ti b l< ■ p d a d R k K * * l G a rd e n l a n d VO LUM E X X IV & U t % i . M e n to r A sso c ia te d P ro as AN IN D K I'E N D K N l IIA IL Y N K W S P A I'K H b • S A N F O R I). F L O R ID A . M O N D A Y . A U G U S T 7. 1933 r # _ a l l t P.trlli cloud. tonight. L*C*I *how. rf« ‘I bfmIi ) . _______________________________ Five Cents A Copy N m i t t i i t ‘J i t I. T w o F r e n c h A i r m e n IK D 1ED , ! * « ! * * « » » » < * * $ * > r “L * , . ‘ rriv e In S y ria T o HURT IN CUBAN u A M v f l t a ■ • M M '* ® P le a T o “ B u y ” M a d e ;TRUC.E M A D E jB y J o h n s o n In B ig th a l* why h* *ay* it Is lenj* to ur whole people, la why he says. Th*y w II if they} wan- to * “ liv e dsvs have passed. tireat fit.* ka and block* cf people have hex in the march to x in l the goal.! A fltl. R e s u m p t i o n O f tr a lo r In C a ll F o r Son" (nova promptly, gome ( J ' r c :i i t *- S p e n d i n g t l ^ n U r s Is f e a r e d R i: c A R D ; N R A la tr ' I is «o of dries. A few a i e l \ v \ s u 1 \ t :r « 'N Alt, abend) 11HJ priccnt t ’gvther and; P A R IS . A u f T 7 .— (A . I M — HRrtXX S*V |I I V. Pennsylvania. im ir employed their jotdesa men. Au r 7 II SimhWmr the '^ " ,■• -------- - . . . . . 1A n e a s a f f * re c e iv e d h e r e toi,v r .» \ a t • div III* — 7" Itiowevrlt. Sou"- h a ir han-Iy .tnrtrd. tfOIII* M y s a id th * F r e n c h a ir m e n , I llicp lu ll 111*' ttll’l* ,r "In other w ords some want to thoi *vnd» * mners ill the * i " M a il a n d C odoa, la n d e d a t 1 tv in Job” v n tart* I f s p n l s P e r i i n e n t I n and iimig ik>n I', l i n e is thr log icot field* ' -oiihwcsfaru Penn A s k e d . A n s w e r e d , s a n u .... charged the large Arm. D am ascu s, S y r i a , to d a y a n d (In* pi'.-uviT*.<*)mail* 1 * i i ’n ti’a po nt atom lhat Tho riliee that tyltnni * *- i d to go l>n* k to fttrm a iin n O n C o d e e s tim a te d , th e y h a d b ro k e n A t M e e tin g T o d a y 1 ’B" r,,io n h ,,', ln con" w ‘l0" w‘, h n ie raid to the m ir.t on: •w in th- have donr the joh ha«e ptroveil lhat work to*lav. inutt*ttltri t • tit 15* * 1'*.; the strike which has paralysedj American people p II •h»m»e|»c*! Jj rBn |,r nv t i e w o rld ’a d in ta n c e re c o n i then* a mine ot*enrd I I .i.- m l * .*!’ it W \*j(|INHTON. lu g “ .<*11 i ri'it If I plirt li i " • I i out of un.tw floym rnt?’—‘They ef 5340 m ile s b y a p p ro x i­ “ I i* eo| tine lhat any com­ toil for th. io I pmt the diggtn i* tp u d re * - Wee - We’ve got tn Uke It on th e ' commerce in almost all Totin. Pre-cut* Morr feels l« l*eln*»' r lie tin* 1 ll.r a n a was also the .ern e of *»» 'f "»•» » m ately 5 6 0 m ile s , g iv in g Ik ae, we’ve got to aarrifice for a , m inly would ta lh rr wallow m il* were .tint * ivo .The I n rk l onl \||-UH. I ; |he tjue* lions Itusine * lim ir v|i*irtt’iiii"-. v .* ■■ . i t - .i n r th e m a to t a l o f 5 9 0 0 . “ That la the IK'" answer. No own dislrc t tha*i r»*-*tI* It «If t ■, I’ompnn* wl ivi* eieiitle- ,|.»*ene I \<kmg In W ifhlnglon. little ehile," declarvd G eneral, violence a* police, swinging «tick*. law ran save th e ' Infill-**. All get out of II Where thi-rc * -br­ of min* in I IV <II* eeiioll. ilie "III Ilt T h a F r e n c h a c e s d ip p e d Frank Kvans of the N. R. A. Cam- furred many small sto rrs to rcIleie i. an dh*T, ami final. I*' jigriu nn lit 1 <li* ■ In give ..men iny i| I- not ih. (.* ilt ol th*- .om -i heart of the .11 *v which In'* I-- -| , over L a B o u n re t a ir p o r t a t ralgn Army at the conclusion of a open. They eliihhed numerous. that a law, ran d <. * *t ev. 1 ilmriil of l-pienl *po • ••**• w ith l||t*!tirit«f i'l l voeeimw-nf Advianry m -rn o re — keepers and ........... fired pistol* at " chance In help Ibcmvelvrs. Sum* inuuity. Th.- linuM e I* lhal ctcti s tr lk s l Mil ter two week •. |- ' ietlng-nf the the m i w i i fn *.*•■«-........ ,---- — | IJ H ) P . M . ( E o i t o r o S ta n r U n l -m 1, Ini'll a rr pouring Into N atloial r s-«f na-rtt Alonvr with th 't Time), nine mlnoten behind Cnln- m ittre of the A.my at the City d o i. and windows of s e i c a l '« « ' »*»• 1 , «1' • •,m” « ' ' ' lunch. when N I. It. \. aya, *0 . to- ,e...ed'. .|..ii,or of |n mine* utt .......... ' Ailminlstiatom •**•*»*• *r.n n vI lie tcpie .l < • ' fmtti lluv*li -.Inin n O IV «l lil tone gel I • r.’ evetal Ihouvrtnd* f ten-, lla ll this morning. > I shop*The arm y is hrl I in irN I R A. give* the m*.*t that any rtfchariea A. Lindbergh's lime ■pis,ter* In W.* *ln »t n from orv nilnittiDlr.*) 1 - •d t h u pic h i i m a< I ns one without real l.ovccttui Pii.vhot. Tli.' rvr\utiVi lie ha,I .ti r t r d his short talk •''"*• f«*r P«»«lbla use agamvt ihc •«*» «*«r « • '» M l I n n , M minutes from N*w •rilrfnte N. I. It A. miiir Ihc lead rlhlp. rhe.iili* ilm lln ^ ore md he fear*- I It until.- If «• '"U-- !.ii* ne.* men ol*** b a .c to work l*o)icotl Ihtc*- \ h * it *t ml Terk to Paris. *.iil. for ih li own roncctna a » ' just before adjournment of « low said. Toil can't get together l a Is* pilled I'lirir tum ble i« the ttyo we.e pttlmptrd trvlav. ir u under thr Blue t * 1 Preee thatr broad-winged all- meeting in which questions that I r their m*l vine*, the -ipP'l * Belief was freoly cxprrMcd that tio all la e . of n i dlying voice, Striker*, wh ov they want i tt..n of the new "partnership with ,|*en*T there i " 1* n*r r -* •Hnf t,w n r monoplane, the Joseph l# hail been pot t • Major I , II. Con- irciunilton of the government way lo s 'l lok’vllier.* ir J.Ml “ Two week* ugo I no* in I'lrve- iih t ,. luoe to •lodt teim* *'f ih*- ' go»eminent lm-rea*ed employ .......* ■ris, they dropped seeesrrt in nelly, head of the Information B - ' headed |.y President Uavhadn •log mwv in Jmlgtflg fioin the letter* re *r*-iiil risenh- *** \ 1 * ,tbelr wine, who wired fran­ rvau. iluring the past week, were wo Id result from the strike ami ' “ Ami that i*. the whole secret of- land. I to* t yndt innyor, liny nitri’rni'*ntv Im l.ii t'» merit j-tli«* foltl (mi .»f ib- |*» W. i ■e ilei|, (he iiuni'ro'i* re*pir*t* for Ihe itlance |o end Franklin lioo-evrlt's g rral plan li'unliu on Tug** Thi** l answered and n th c r okeyrd or .e . attrn.lnnt disordtra. tically t« Art airmen, end then > . 1— *lim- t|wriiulk^l»ri'in* »» *•••:* icpr nl «n*l fiom ral comment. b**-an*e von are he!: printed tbelr chip lost ward In­ jectml. [ Mvantimr the specter of wide w lei • Imv th* t-u*llte*s '*hi lOforniulioii. a pn -enle.1 hy a a t ra a n a | . • ward Munich. “Some people don't seem lo sprvn i hunger alalkrd Havana as j help, ttilirt 1, k 1 4• b Ik ill h<|tI* rPl are pavil'tr ii""»' ' III. in* Week III nut n genuine ■seal and Odoa bad covered realise that you’ve got to sacri­ efuse nn l tIteiti mi l I't i 't ' • lint­ ; II. 1 lh.it I* the -utfiflenl e* Xon a re 'a illn * ••** 11 ' ' mere than MO** mile* sln-e they fice now if this thing Is to v s - apace and a g >vrrtimenlal r*i ct , if il»i Kibrik t •'inpan 1 tin* *•» In * |< * so " eil. * f*.i giving nv.-f, 11 * . i1 | * 1 warned that troopwill t>c called mad* o ported takeoff from eec*|." he said. "They say that Any employer who tin .gneu the I'le-td lit'' Agreement ' si|H*n it %%••• t*•••>• N' nnl* tel •• lllid vlh'iiuet hv ifcltl* Fteed Bennett «*M. New York, they can’t get by under new wage out to curb incrcaong violence IP an*l hu* I- en uuahlp In cor.d’ly with it the Isrttrs ol the |i I'M*fuli Mi of nfihotml 5 .•*•! ini*n. i-intr p.'liev. ••• nnl* fi .pare t i .« X V A S IIIN < :r"V schedules Why, we’ve got t-v get the polic. arc unable lo handlr t h r 1' at 4 41 A. M„ yteMHar. •Iml m' iiI inttk dip ami la-1 n»* W•bv law >houl*l pwt it tn the local A dviory l*uum itl*for n re-, It A wiriiun; ■ I*pl, f* ;.l n* The situation I* Just like situation. Tbelr beotlr plan* boHM murk hy. tin* ir«tvi*rn«»r an«t •»»•* |tk|i«v «•»* view oj^-lti* ease. Anyone not il.vin,. „ I -uhlevllltg liitu.clf Ih.* ipi .lion* I'flow ate art id agreement * with I'* i.l* n' Ho**« •­ Fat ng places were closed a* the weather firing meat nf the fllirht • hat nf the farm er, lie spend* s pir|ur»m" f"i any ••vrntuality. mind e *if g.'.IUI fill** to the full I'cnaltie* of the law which include ipu lion*, e i,h " f which tm« 1 -■ •*. 1 ell t** lltctca • it m r tba North Atlantic Grea’. lot of money for materiala and strikr prevented them from g et­ Ri'ti'Wiil otHloritlh »»l t** «l* "V worker* must l*e kept t** u -* let It*’ ami.or six months ,n Jail. II k.*l 10 ms tim ei. The answer* Thousands of foul Circle real* wireless message* *eeds and then must wait months ting food. N it A I t|rt which lo I wrrk r*’ »»IV»l n uie off 1 lot, fieetlv ipi-te,| from or l |,. Id e e a.le **f 0" before he ran realise on his invest­ ban <rr* were idle and h*>uv»wives •aid. • * itiga ilr«th of onr ninn anti iln* to tf lu ijl l.m'sl business hou-cs and indu.trial e n e'rn which hai» ■Oraaalag lad fmm Halifax." ment. before he ran reap what he were frantic as they »aw .upplirs II ■— in I 1Ian i f ir — \ ~r i }eteter t laavt 11 v 1 iraltfuit'tl if* •ficli riikf*. oi"»r if*' ** ) —.V7iIeTTT7TT f,JlmM**ll* a*. eaad asm meaeac* sent at 5:10 A. haa sown. ItV the-s a me thing tn dim lniihieg.— 7 —r * --------- ------- ------ mil IHTTgllkiT the Tre si* I* ***.-,I llogh S Johnson. r*. I* II i , nf f m im r, the I’reO ' illownl until 1 to il«, -o, but th> uic«»te*4 of tin* ritm The United Railways w ork't* It , while the flteVx were at*nil the case of every employer. If we rw Ti. In -ei'SraG* "i- •Im l; II JTJT * U nirrul John* n; lake It on the nose now, we'll trap struck at midnight, completely |Hl||q| l|r|H*n«|4 II|*4kft •llWMHNlmle %tKw|6*|MNtHt*l OVtlffttl9TI miles from Brittany. 1 |l I |t | li|a|fa- I nert, | tel ltlH* oiler tu Ihr gi>* ' * ■ 1 ' the Iwnefds la trr on. Our sit *alion nn«l «nv ntlrm|»t on Ihr |»mt of n (*w |*n! off nctual tying up the tiaihsportalion facil­ Aa the plan* near*,) Le Hour’ *’ \ *i•11»tii 11 jtli'i. I * It K i Ih'tmM again I•* » III'* 1 t"*l u1" lion is tin worse ksre than In any got. the aetatora sent word- that ities of the country. Havana 1 comi'lmncr nilh fur AffiirniFQt in i.Mln in |»r«»fit l»rrw'i •• «»f ng -th e .p d m l " " 1 1 ........... ( " rtl,on7 *1 K’i Ii ' ii im, flu f of Hie leunl ill other city In this roivntry.” "Ircvl rn r men, bus and taxi M ho than one-third ef th»lr Ihrir omki* RilvatiiRitrrt n»fr thfir n»iw|H»ht*»i \*h*» f«»ni al r c o i r r j r**r h * ** """»*•• °* I Idfl a*f V I* A . General Kvans stressed the nceit drivers quit work last week, Isiemm i | U supply of 1T70 galplymie. will not be virwnl with luvur ty tin* Atlvwor>* fninquirk *ll»- I*. " • ’ ’ 1 „ I I'r r».nie A«teori«1 t n for the Immediate appoi"‘ntcnt of _ | f r T p o , , ^ | M t n|„ ht ln I haa iwmeliieil. and that they hoped ■|i.. nut Hifto wit • **" niittrr •r the ron«uminK i»uMir. (/. (In I Imt e lo mm ,i Ivdilf I J| go >100 mil.s further, tn betel a man who would undertake, w th usually reliable quarters th at th . ’ •' O bte itetiKhtlon? A. Nob *|y haa I" h* said to hi* ni****K . •!„ the . n f "• *'f sa i-lf E A k rc tV d of M4a mile* for a I '" U ta .t d a a t haw aaid - th a t h* ia * The Advl*nry Committee ha* received complaint* from •l«» a<i\fhlrp ratfOpt tin t, iinrlfi IIV h K HA ft If. .V V . A 7 teak Jobs the more than TW ready to yield I” tha penpla'a will T m S S , nigbt. ~ ,1 , « a hi.* - inav i*-' " " ivl'h employees that they are M u g worked le** than M" hour* i.l*i ll *i f* for a i)«*'v .tiller in hW Ifirtit hT Ihr« art ami Ihe poj 7 The Joeeph la Brtx, appearing men aad women who are regis­ and resign. At the palarr, how |i |t, t tim dav of i n k ."ling fry of if< » rxirttili n„ eieryl mly i« a week. There I* nothing in th*. Prescient’* Agreem-nt *hi*-h trulM a * • 1 » f* • a iff |t* 1 elution kvrr-* igninrt an a rouse* I puMi*- oplliluit a drab white agalnat tba red tered at the Re-Kmployment Bu­ ever, it wa* ilenie*l the president > xi < ’ t' t| Id im Ji'im |t» lln« k i • ,i• prevent* an empl yer from working hi* men n uiiinrim '• ? i\ it f fully •niivtfi • I • ihinln) 9*\ teak at the setting sun, was reau. hail made *neh a stal*m enl. idnmi<»h rff«»rf. \ny |r» ••») nht» la itireT* 1 * • • . lent |!*.o m i l tn .1 |»«ivn,* » number of hours evcrpl lhat I* * cann 1 teilucr tl • wi . kly Major Counts Johnson, n f^th e iffrftl Chimh* f ifiv ifienlly, sighted at exactly tba minute the f f a|t| fit. e|> lie One bystander was killed amt . 1 • • .. ll.ll ' I MM! compeneatiitu. In Sections ( l l ami 1 '• the empl* .* * • mil tv i.Ik- l*y bad predicted in a wire- (speakers' Bureau, also was pame*l three were wntintled yesterday In «■ M i'ofoif.rt1 • in Mu* e.tte ••| vrlt i*i n laleni* n< in tie lute i|e|trtrtutrnt, o.ht» hlirriril agrees not t** »'*rk hi* amploverv more titan I" h in ■ tn lilt' ll prirpw to be assistant to Major I . It. fhr leftivei ntlfttit* i an hour earlier. t 1 oiititr t-tf fin |*rk«» Ttruf another outbreak of violence In fo re on In*4♦lain ff' iil lai»n Connelly of the lnf>rmatinn BuIhc ca*e of white collar vrt'iter* ami md i i i -i * l' m ■ i*es,l huMti'-* n «• ' r th r tn l•|i»n rt'i'ni'ii' < rofiffMii *' rea 1. Major Connelly d a te d rr.tt ronnertmn with the strike. ria l uti\enu* • . I d lo nil hour* in*lhe q*e of fart ty .sit I mechanical tvoi'* and I tifiMRrv •loj»|»ri| in NVt The victim* were shot down a* he is literally swamped with reJua* It • r i'/ii'il* t M*' h them *" artl*an*. « »111 k niily l iirf •tij’iiirh 'I* ') quests for Informal on. II* aim " ’r T *,,•0,, ** »n,i Oquendo tiiat lid i4uUbit> ' old I* *ufa *. (U fo e itlllriK hi* lea rftlrt stated lhat it Is n e r r .,s r r th a ' he; hy thr** .unidentified m*n * o I.fete*! hv !k > • • • ’• i -t»— Seminole County, low III nf le** th in SJWm p p iia liin are M*»n. , ba out of the city at various limes «tnied with a suh-machlae gun di. • prlceitit.l entitled lo creole Iheii own NBA orgsnuallon* il tl" 1 l--"I IIIM• ll •»,** Lea a.|i«|f “flirt* and that an assisant would he •" 'i • sawwl-off shotgun who d id • * M» I:........ It 4l».**6 fli'ii iilipMlmfif 6 nf fill* •!«»« sie hut ^h*>- nre invited by die Semin le I'niiiitv M «,rX sped past the corner In n coupe. necessary. . 1* 1 In hi * ApK’kt »■"* * «ito'- n n l ihnK* ninny ••! Committee to avoil them .elrt* "f 'he for.em . nl f . HiW ASHINGTON. Aug. T . - O P i t ’lntura Alonso. 27. hellrved to giui-mt * (>!*■,' • Among the quest *n< which Ma­ I* % 1,1 A ll \SSK i:, Ai'if. 7 hV* "t»* m e tl »t|* |t» tnlviince I Imv** Tke lateratate Commerce Com . -ft . 1# this C ninllttee which Wit: tre. .'iiu e rh< hour uni ’"""•• jor Cinncjly introduced into the l*e a Spanish eitiien. was killed. \ 4.tele iif full p ra r lh r for lie* m i . i i i ^ - ‘ 1 1 im intrnTnni . 1 in.RmnK ihie • mhateiG la a 7 to S decision, re- meeting to seruie a ruling .<1 T h, wounded were Rafael Valdes. f ittjfr M »fersnt ials pertaining t town* of less than 2 jdMi I **. ul.itl-.n - turn f«telling iiit|ti«liY df Fhul'la, | I liH F iflrr, »o»r fihi .1 m* .« -|»»r«il« •tally bald the general railroad were the fo llo w li^ -Itth'li . Hid I t ; Giovanni Mlnervine. SI. an j *l\4» EfMte 4tf mint|. I havffi fid i*i»rf up fh* priii* of fi«h and rey i ftalgbi r*t« structure to be rearlthoot any ... . r Italian; and Manuel Garcia. Sit. i. l r 1• \ ‘ Ownsrs operating their ov .1 ests Itshm em . wit Is a pressing cluh employee who Isll tll|r ItOtkillR hl'llfte, 9fl« tee'|»| (.» 'l>4»uifh( *»f rr«i*Nlu|,M tenable la tba light of present 1 If to -!• | • *1 * ' 1 ! 1 ' tlir.tr i> All were said to be In serious conemployees m .v oh.ain .he Htaunla *1 NBA hy .Ignitu I he h.tiriMNii t.f Ihe Amorim’ fi«herni«»ft aiol dealer* Satunhi" aaadltioaa aad refuted to order i uses a pressing machine a service Hiticn. tllk* *• * ’ II J> 111 * i tin t I >t‘41111* . agreement end * cvrt.ficalo pf 0 mplisnee Ju*, a* uny emw orkaf or a rtisa n ? The Com­ h\ O d f|fe W. hivld, tefate ron«i*r* l.lu^EtluH lim nil* to tfie | ' i r * » ktemket reduction aa requested by mtn Ini tu p» viii.* *j . The three men In Ihe coupe •lent A 4|etail#t| Rlkllirf til* vafiim romniitteloner. term, lumber, coal aad other la- m ittee declsred lhat s <rh w nrsrr plnysr. If.. «^41 lilltr i IV* w ll.ff . t r n«l fired upon groups at several nthla a service worker ami *a such I* ll |'r<iVhh*4 n i l hdtir itrek fSm*. ' "•m i l#'* nf the rtreiftel |»itile/. ll UMU* • III * t ||l<*f114 (Ml’ll'l I* ' III id'* tnd»r to he paid the minimum for that tr corner* hut there wa* no report liHiim for fi«h It »itill»*i * ait l off! *• Ei|l>mltte«| recirtiniienilAli"* Tb* commission asserted, bowI ' nf any other Inlury. m liter* l.'cffulritinn «.f Ihe hdiir* niM lfif law, tl -V • I I I L o s e L i v e s O v e r fear 44 'timi te nen the ronfeierie# i [ a m , that tba decision moat not d a ta of labor. *4♦ te'fd L a n d « I n D ra in a R t* rlr.l not anil Mil i m What about the man who Is a «*f f i’hititr hr * h»*hl InifKiMihlr h.» The Vahles child wa* *ente*t In r«»lt4 4*ftm. Ik regarded aa holding that all ex.• • l*r i*rtkrt| |o auI'i •• I' m Icombination office manager and • nt e ff«herti»«*fi Wdfk on a perD i s t r i c t s K l i R i l d c a rh alr selling cigars when the a u ­ lt t | k chargee were fair and sugvtliolU nt Ihe p. • outside salesman, Ihr man won '♦• u I iivf I'rt'M iitnl Ih#* work irt mj't tomobile pn«*ed. The *lhrr victim* F g H d the earrtere consider re iminii-prtli'ie* mill • 1 F o r F e d e r a l Iu o a n s 1 * 1 rke »,*«clal*.l •••'**' al i » • I* • t i*» n 'B ih e r i"fialiiloiite. A [ vWsaa downward In rate* on gels a straight salary fi»r Irtilh were engaged in conversation. Thillrvn |**t "IIS I" I t - ' i r llvev l i l y C o i n m i s . s i o m 'r H ta f.*i rmnirnlB » • . i **.• *. job*? Th« Comm'ltr* rulnl lhat, in hltiiiini w agf f •» anv fi*h hmul f grate, hnabar **d export coal. Analolr Tomasrlli, Italian / W i l l M e d T n n i R h l h’t **a* «ef III I , lent* ail him. pitinlat a tim. JACKSONVILLE. Aug 7 i/lh in week -011*1 nrciil* ol Tba amjarity of tba commission since this particular case find* charge d'affaires, said he was told ■• ith, seven in au'imp'lol'k " " Mrtrtnr I *e, I -rv t vn • '••tl» *he minimum for atiy offi»*» aid aat revenues of the carriers the man working at both jobs during an Investigation nf the —Cnrorrevman Wile >x announced I si *. t»ircr hy dr'W iut g. »*" . fHlieate, Sihttellh • The Rilitue.| i itv f "ininU • • ternt an equal numl**r nf ho r*. doilxer at : r . a mouth. teat year were only half tkal of wounding of Mlnervine that orrti- here Saturday he ha- received a 't in hutiling Irif*. amt ,,,,r 1,1 -* Mei tit'R, tet *(| |lrtf If |rt i.* Ill ii pieparhtgf ft*i x he should he employed Indoor* not I »»r fi* • h*'i men 1 1 • » * 4 *'te|». pro "dayreanloa year" of M l* pants of two. poise* ears were con­ vice* from the federal Fntm Cred­ ■lilroail ar'ldrnt. Xlutama pe tr I f t I»e an.* .*’ huiih* t ih r I lly II >11 ifiiik’It* nl 7 ihle* ‘Shull I*e pmtl in a.'rorilaii • that after making full allow- more than W hours per week, hut cerned in the -hooting. it a--o* iatlon that th» ruling of Ih* ,X*kan*ai eacti reported ihirs dVhnk |»IHUi iml* df *he i amp '.n I » l»r n hr ef i with ihr follow m r •( hr.| Ir; I — | teg tba recant upturn la the th a t he could perform the dui.es T"*1'4. a |h f H Mvnn* Street ra r workers and nmniiati**n and the federal land . . o l . Florida. Virginia. •■••**•*• | ... '. H d . K ^ r . t y f lella V l‘»'*ni Attic I |o lie . .1 1 , mull** , of traffic, If ratee la ge«- of Ma joh aa “outshl* salesman" bus driver* al Santiago ifcoled--' / ^ , Wagi.rr, f f *%♦* i N • u» r„, mis tw** each amt G .» ii'i-« »"*•• I M M t t.ft T l.*1 rlerlliv lilflil | •a many hours as he liked, pro.id f,ank* rrfu-ing loans <*n form M*l full, «lire p* hr * • I, muf mar; am teamed aa much *. H» 'ffe n trd «ai bit I wl i n Idii ls . i to -trike at midnight. Other uni*>n land, located within drainage As, i|>i4 h n t ' ha.I la a| for » h** (Continued On I’sg r Three) *fM .k»e Mini pe*, t rrn la n | h . mt| • _______i Urn aat taeeaaa la the i workers there were deliberating. Irirl in Florida has hern *>ir.li»*K .« M lea*III-: item »»f hll In*"*.' kuiff iiijii k< i e|, Il rent* a poll fid; atrjl hy Pffihlrtu I #• . agar future e t e U p r » * k»y f,,i * • lifWevi t, ti1 *'i ff4.ni Ih-' . i t : . f I mii f. H 11 lit u |Kiillltl, hlue.* If, I rffi.ii t » #i|.| Krlkea m In all quarter* the mnvrment inatml nn*l land* so loclnrd are M i a m i ’H than af maeCsg "fixed charges ( ’» n . m i s s i o n 1.1 • •. . . p., » ••Iilflli-arttamer II J. I.ehlli.rtrt (*u»k • ••nt it pfimd fiom Mi%y I id i m , r» rm pltiyt of pr*>te*t wa* desrrlhed unhesi­ now available f >r loan*. hy mate th M W W 00J » 0 . M n k e H K u l i i i K O i t I a x e s *nmu i. .-vr timt tin hum* i ill, n»»tl f#«•••• Nov. I to Apr. .Ill, >» Will ||'»ld l»* (Iff In. III ; *l t “ II ndrr.l* of applications for tatingly la*t night as revolution. By atffl farther teeming the •idrr copflirt* al <»|, m e*i __ — v*(IS lulitlv u|M,<i f c n l* n pound. It wo* ieamr*l in oulhorilstive •nch loans have Im• n rni'-clc • la*rveaeaa at tba rarrters. tba de_ lane#. MIAMI. Atiif 7. It«d lh*i»'| * im M « «l 'ail luatl' t n l.i l # * ran**of ths* haalion of thi lands quarters that If Pr»si*l**nt Mschohte. aaU a bteakat cat arouM Hope n i« 4 xpi» >•' WEST PAL MREACII, Aug. 7. mifhnrilint* an I tlirrcinii? A. I*. l.ruuKht «»|\ he a«l»|r»l( Ikxixlax tha laaklaainr- of »»• —(Ah— A flar sh o 'tin g hi* wife ■in obtains congressional auth rl- in thes* district*W r i l O f M rro r S a v e s that rtrjy . «»ttl»itu u; • lirtrln r, “Th<- rule ha* now I eon changed l- liter, rily /im r.re •ate railroad aaratea aad. hy pre- twice Paul Carlthers. 14 klllcil ty, be plan* In use 10.000 soldiers wu M Ih. p.. • filMH I* I if MI.KT N e g r o e s F r o m D e a t h ' TKdlril ' isthw aulala— ~ n aad other himself with a bullet th reu rh the In an attem pt lo fnrre several and unless three sre other reasons a ii |»t Miami munlclpn hnnil- ami tepid » *; ..f i' le r r 4 | roii|Min« in |«yiu«*ni *»• ifll for r« t granting partlculat I **to, •ah. wwsld taad U tecreal a an­ bewd at GUdvview Village, JA hundred thousand striking work­ rap tal . X *i s i . *im*i* ’ • uy improvement lien an«l tn The U 'n r D»y fVlchrati«m land* in drainage district* an* now rx i f xii.xssKir. men t*> resume their activities and Tl . • 1-awls, pirsldrnt of _________reduction la mites southwest of her. Mrs. Co. such n course seemed Inevitably to avadaoie for loans." I***;vmerl «»f rily tax* a • d • r**liililiftre •»! flu- .••rrninola. I oui* l he rtrru tin n of four Itnm ard Min* XX’orksrs of An rtlbers la la a hospital today with t i I (I.Ti, fitnV'd*"1 *h* ri» . ly I hamlet ».f f um im trr i Wilcox estim ated that MmO In o r ounty ti-tfii**'(. srh rd u lril. fur I- I striking niltisrs of ■ taa-hf greater than 10 promise violence and bloodshed. a fractured Jaw u>d left arm . She aril "hm lu lrd . u.r I *1 Ihc City lla ll Florida farmers would lie affected Im d ' th r tax ccr'ifira* nv a* ............. p rn ltrn tla rr was . It anil tea id. "caleaa , hfir | The speelal session of congress h expected to recover. According '(•morrow #f'rino* n id 71:1'> l;ivpa»cr pays h IIM? " i n n. hy lh«. change in the rnl»*. -II* ra’ a heart* Increase ‘a trilled iy „ writ of rrro r i**ur*l |# r , ( r will ke called for Monday aftcr'im ring of to officers, C arlthers tried to kill >.'click. ( la rrrrn I Ad.ll" wi'l K ill nod redcrniill <"*' U n’ki * a |t he had received al ieait 2.*0 ________ ma new eeeeaa probable. I bj ihc Miptriiu* c u r t . most „f t i , t-|..., ■il nil". i .i i kla wife after a aerie* *f quarrels n'on at S o'clock. c .id r *i: ' u I msnd'cm **f titletters from farmer* who hail ap­ r- rtificalc held I* 'he ' . ft c Th*writ i ’ rrtornnblo llrl 27. lltlf|te«. Havana was without - newspa­ plied for loan* that had been re­ nih'pt'd hy tin* c I) cntiiini Ion a' Comm Itcc. nr olliri persons wliu m ie aitaadad, saaay during which th e refused to acIt wa* certified to th r llrmvanl On Wrtiln**il*v h n r m j . wrtll Fh*. per* ami w ithout m eans of publl; futed. ami that C g ig m sm a f P et­ a meeting Saturd* . l i -.ir l sre ••p*ctr*l tu Ic p rrsr-it, ,'m I I ba ***** b>- rwmpany him to South Carolina circuit court. T h’ uegroe* ara: ^ n bafnra th# ra'uviVy a IjiiImI*. transportation tn tay . l|> m skr i|;-c*lmn »• I** th where be formerly lived. Tbs erson had told him he had if ~*<F raargaalwtte* ' . l i t , XV■It ia in *•!>. Chin lie Dari*, iia tu n up4*n a p#iuiaii«.nt r'Njrt Jeatkw of the peace pronnunyed I pr**|M-r marii''-i in which to crlc Ambassador Wallen meanwhile reived approximately the saute f re It Chandler*, ami XX'altrr Wind- fur i|i* liittiminvi 4 i-* it intl*iitry 9 h rn lr I j i I hii I • i in this c it y .... tha case suicide aad attem pted M U tter. conferred with various leader* of 1 l.ltlt ASKS HIVORt K _______ .railroad aaeerUtea, wa* *1 . with uifira Ihiui a » tup of nigi .»**government ami ■'pposltlon groups IteMdg arimaa ara many aaaiags ,'t li»-y e . i c rnnvirtr*l for Ihr HUM* aibniUlfftl— for •^•iul«J*fAte TRADE ItriDY TD MEET la aa effort to worii out a con­ H o l l y w o o d , .xug. — my I Igtlm gad Hte laaureaco commurder nf ll»lw*rt Ihirix^’, I'umpa- Hon. —-Ri*ll»»y Blarkiorr, .tag** and OFFKRR RANCH I to. fi h dealer. Tlv- slay of excAN WRITERS JAILRO ciliatory settlement. K'nIm for tw» ..I her Id* The proasinr pchh-m of f nai rgreerr arto r, said yesterday hi.* Saturday night Ulsr* was vio­ • utioii tens granted on rltim of •fui(ri»4—4)11 an,| 4lrt?l r<M’ hi »l»o DENVER. Aug. 7.—f/Pt -Jartirs wlf*', Iff'norr Hlric. also of it"* re s 'will he k rinsed at a,special |l t\ IVrkin*. attorney f r the VIENNA, Aug. 7.—lAk—Three lent* amt shooting In tha streets vnlll with hrartnffrt nuntilftnl ..r»<1 rail meeting *'T "the Seminole VWwa* carvepwwdents of Germaa aad several pedestrian* and on* Kelly. Drnvac at'oracy .has of. -tag*- and screen, was suing him County Chamls-r **f Commerce to mifrne- on the claim they were promulgation mjffhl lo Iulni#A*i fiu divorce in hiexi. o. “It was the frtwd his Colorado ranch to Pres­ prilrem an were wounded. A bomb aswspapers were Jailed Fri*Uy. loutnllv treatcil Ly Binward coun­ • hU w^rk. ahhontfli . *«».f m<uy old struggle betwr* u a h**uir ail I t „ hriil at ihc City llall tumorTwo w ere a ccused a f writing car*- exploded near th* corner of An- ident Roi srvelt rant frs* for five row aftrrn ion a< I :111 o'clock with ty nffi era and forced Into con- tinw* miffht l»«» rc«piir* -I tu Imn ? a c a r e e r , " said lllackmcr. II** charged they did •rffrm-nt* <vf thr iruJp lh v . int » Is illy a b u t tba Austrian g ‘»erw- Ixaaa and Compart* rla «trests, dam years aa tba nurteua for a group “She still re m a in ',ih e finest per­ II. M I’spwi ith pres ding. Tills fessinn of farm* ha tuggaatal bs uaad by not have a fair and im partial ment and war* a u p u te d af com­ aging a printing plant. meeting Ls open to all members of line. them son I ever met aril there is na A t Marianao, a Havana au- uaamploy**), eliminating plicity wRh a p d irravwr N ad ar­ trial the Chamber nf Commerce, other man or Woman in th r case.’ frsox r»llrf rolliar (Cowtlnued On Pago F our) ilvllie* • >t D i s t a n c e M a rk Rosai And CodosFly 5900 Miles To Para __ _ _ _ _ . Previous Record By Around 560 Miles ST R IK E R IO T S ROOSEVELT R e c o v e r y C a m p a e j n WAFIIINOTON. Aug. 7 ,- i .t Y -Thle country he* neiled its colors to the mast. What « • need Is !**• talk en<l more action." said liensral Hugh S. John*on, industrial adm inistrator. in a talk dellvere t in Washington yesterday to a ma«s meeting at Clereland. ••What we nred is fewer calam­ ity howlers. What we need is n HAVANA. Aug. 7. M Y -O ne little faith In imr.elvm. and more. I person « s» killed and two were and more, and m ire Hue e*«ie«.“ Thousands Refuse To 0 I I F S T 1 H N S AND 8°>’cott T,m ‘a! :AI,SW (to Back To Work rtl’u Mark* B\ \tlmims- EVANS CALLS FOR «»'Force »"■* Shop Owners Open To Public; CO-OPERATION IN To Troops InReadineiw RECOVERY PLANS! ANSWERS -GIVEN r(f...<o.i , ■pir-i i.mt i:.. ovrii., "|tusitu’ss Work ’ l*rc- Many Questions A r c „oun,|rd today wn»n police .t The t«i »t w* *.«»«. f*Udw«: *1ii'ii oa•Mtrmpt*l ih. strike Inmany Indu.lricwgrew JL ,O C al IN. K s A a D U llC tinS Secretary Hul l lln*s No Intention Of Resigning Post Freight Rates Are H e l d Reasonable By Ruling Qf I.C.C. Fair Practice (’ode Sent To Fishermen And Fish Dealers Week-Kml In South H HuftbandWoundaWifc And Then Kills Self Ik-s A*- �vy l t FRENCH te Schirard,Ed Phillips igned By Ahbottln Plan To Strengthen Fed Attack a half l « e n adiliaa. tin n i t aaaltar aa U t t j w . la On tlto, m o to % M j m d a ta there i n ' 110 payment*. wmporad with VI BHr M ariU tm SU ttoii Owners Of Insurance W u Built ToW el- A n d Beneficiaries CTPtt U- 8.Toorfet» Handed L u g e Sum J U Iiru Pet L f .Tt? » 4 . m :, AM « % -ti# t •H 1 It th# ht#U m k in g a »*t >»creai* t f <*9*70. whira rr ia g . t t a to u t ;-*ym*ata to T ta b rn a flu which Ilf* ian beneficiaries oeer t t a H W « ranee brought t> polirjl.-lira .00 n a rk . a rd benrfle arte* la 1232 far m . P r r n ia a a t dtaabi! ty claim* iam ratvred any a tt a r aourre of r t r a n d 21 yrreeat la I W ond lief. T ta IM t total U *r*r l i an. totaled 3S0.4I4JI4. Finee cent mere t t a a t t a OJOOicwtMl la a’l n m •k 00>>0 cnblr tta f u t ilit y claim* ktr* iafederal public work* apptiptfe. v a m « f earth were rxraeatrd In errand mariedly. bring tin . Lhc critter of drcJiJAg. a n i dreu- '.33 that rear. 9&3.K « .93I. a 1SM». ra i-g tta w t a i a a f Ctarbaur* aa i ISS.27i.V J in IM I. aaoryfhiag I* f ew*. At k M o io e ll" wbo are hitting v a c a t i o n TIME— Dacatby Jo rd a n , n a v i* •tar.aaaborasraa tio o 'a t Maltha ■ o a th , C allfam Answers Given To Questions On Buddy Lake Sent Roosevelt Code To Wheeling Team From rag* l>ne| F rom Harrisburg ts .r(Continued to re-employment w il b* de- Ila rta r. and a f cut* t ro d log a arw PoeM- indemnity Itf, inaarracw “traaa-A tlin t r baam", a t a e mt i claim* bate d> tied lift* IK *, of 9JAOO.0tO. T ta. hmJin ti tta IM I total hoiag IH W .1 W . l-u n d - • by t t a dry land, by t t a compared with H2,l«0.7*» ta 192E 5 a . •* . Im i b , tw a deep-water fe a r tr ta l . represented a pier*. m V 2100 feat la la a tih »1 fk t d re re a n from t t a 1*31 apart. Th«* > < n '( of 927.01MXI. In 1530 the ami plrced• - j j ) forma a port in wb ch t t a largest , li n m may e* -cute all tb* ***neuter* iari Vmt ta dackiag aad d ra iin g without dtftafbiirg other! the bulk af Ufa inturaar* pay| .hip* w hi.h nay la a t aachrr. The great maritime station l* I a e n 't are la tma.'l am ount, that b o it i f artificial graarte, and! g t ta t t a rank an I file of tta : cart »2.ro>.0on. It ia, roughly. :** pie. I ri.rtangu'ar ia rtap * . p a ttria e 1 La*t year there wer*' 191 claim* ‘ a fte r Grwfc c la st* arth itrrtu r* . pe id far t-'A.nnri or mar \ com­ end it '.•.‘0 feat long by IM f r tl pared to 437 the ye*r Srfsra. Fie* I t i e Mechanically it I* esyaipped af these war* for a milltaa ar with e tary d r lire to espedite the « 'r » . comparef with eight las-. , laoiing of pasaeagar* and tb* unload ng of baggage. P ro. iai >a loK fiA I. - x t m c * . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ d ing of mail, of whirh t o r n *00.r r co t ay. r a n . W> ta tk t pa*, through Cherbourg t tyn» it ti i mtmn r tr j iu iiiii ria n rr •web year, m tally coming from ar t t a t o row sr.aiaoi.ai r a t a . t i . a'Lwwiui. i t l a i t t t a i . « I ,.. going to America. E iprroa Lraiat . P l a y e d By Juniors 4ran P to u* ta»g bail of tb* A which it said ta ta controlled by tta New York Yankee*. la k e t ok a terrific ta a lin g In h it first sta rt far W taeliag. la fact, a Mid-Atlantic League rec- I , bowlers ia ma.cba# w hch wUl legia a t 2:30 -cluck an lb* ta k e l nasty rearaation bowlmg alloyd Heading t t a '.ocaI team will ha G to tfr W etar. m aaager af t t a t a <sl allay*. Snopfolio fry* with th p * rolls of films. Be s a r t to get a supply before you go to the fair. Wieboldt Studio piMMsai-J . dred aad one aew aad dif­ ferent things a n shouting Staatoa . 8 o p a r a e r r ic e this sum m er? If so—S top a t the popular - HOTEL PLAZA (Open all Year) M la tta tea tar af the city, facing haawUfwi Osateai I tta warid-fsmaas P u b , with atrraa, ttaatraa aad p dag* caavaaiaatly aaaihy. tta PLAZA M Ita aataral MAGNIFICENT NEW ROOF GARDEN Tta cantor wCHaea-a's S.dal Ufa- . -•»- J'slIXMi.U, I'sawlataaat. v j and philaatptar, has been da* f PcL'aetcd at tta partfc lar patron af AW U r new maritime .tall n. M. Ca-SM i mil'* Qaaalaa. peaaldaat af Cher­ -3** boarg Chamber of Cam■ t ree. •0W who h largely rwepiaaihla foe tta real aatiofc af tta harbir project, if aa Emerson eattaaiaiL aad it I MARTIN ------oew tta l'o n aland ready t i w bhk Uai ua L. JOHNSON lar,M.H. owitM a r p i a u r a y t a t By GBIMir.B STOVALL p a-sm g art and mail o« to P te n Toi I .11 HA I. J o h n s o n . Clailmao. state .1 IlMnW. A good baaeball gome il ia ig a littl* oeer four bears. p iat pte t whew th* Saafonl Janioe T ta p n j oat y anlargtag aad i b O s , « ( S e rf I t J J . |o tbe b ill a f team m eet, tb* Edge wood team im p m b tg t t a Bert a f C tarbourg 1l -s — a la la l rile* aeala et eew ta Ike »• th* Ninth Sleet diamond a t o u undortekea partly aa t t a ra* •base e e iu le d r t e w aad C k t i l T Waaler* H s ra I* ta k e te k r t 30 o'clock trmorrow afternoon >u| t »f a racommeadation ty tt a 4s aklaeaaie* aa tbe eewasaper In Th* Junior team triumphed ia th j United S u te a Shipping Board, • bleb ib le » r * e r ebatl be yakllebes. t e a r re a e e rn tt.e neeba first meeting of tbe two team s; an i ;t p, bapad b rr* th at t t a teeW ltae ee V K tw aatae s. O e t b o f two weeks ago. Sjnce that tim e United State* Lite* will aoea sat* l i e r a i l s 's e rt. aad Ik e e ltm ta t seal fb eren f thla I l k d a y » f A a g a a l. tbe Edgewood team km* token on a l t , C tarbourg with ito new A U I I I J k •eeeral aew players and. w ith; irana-A tlaatig btuM their E a r >C le f b tl -hert Enight pitching far t t a p U tertalatu. A t preseat it ia n> r. u h i r d ii - k . • D. C Junior team aad Hubbard Eu- only a port a f calL hank* far lit* Edgewood team, it A farther link with America la rertoialy appears th at t t a gam* ro rstitu ted by ph* fact th a t Ralph Wheeling team of tta M id -A tla a -i tie league. aceanUag to word fa­ cetted here u d a y . It la underete-d that youag I^ k e waa orttoaod to Wheeling by tta Harrisburg tram w hirh la tta properly of tta Bo.ton Brave*. Bat. Wwal fan* *r# nue.Monong whether or not tta Brave* w t y lI allow <ne of tta ir pro.p*eta to ta optioned to tta Wtaeliag t*am July 7*. I-ak* mad# hit first for W taeliag. Sio# ianings later, t t a Johnstown rlah hod scored a f t to 7 victory in which Lake w at C ueb#*l fo 32 hits fer a total of I t baeaa. Why- the Wheeling manager permitted ta k e to re­ ntals in a game Ilka that foe t t a full aino losing* Is purtliag local fans. * ArroedfHg ta l t d Wee. who kaa .pent several year* la tu te ria g ta k e , t t a e- u a e .tr r t a t rre ry j th in r bn. etnerienew. II* will gal , rlm te of th at. Riea aaaerta. aad roealeed at W tavlm r b . will yet i dee pit# each ttallarklngs aa t a iteeelon Into a ranable and depradakle hurler. Rite stated today th at ta k e still i* under th* eye o f t t a Araeas' manager. NOTICE Baseball Game To Be They do not. t t a wages ta irg ro ■ peeifw-d ia either a rw k or Pr*>dent R ooscerit't blanket cwlr. Manage! At-bott's K*d» went to DeLanJ yesterday where they played the set-gad game a f tb a k D ie game te n e t In lb# mud. Man p riitd of tbe blue eagle. ager Al-laitt b in self look the Butldy lak e, former Raaford Q. Ilnw da t t a smaller entmound M» tb*t hit heelers wpu'.J get plenty of reel for gruelling Celeryfrd baaeball pilrher. who ' pliyere receigg the blank agTre. game - fating tr* flub neat week ha* be*n given a trial with the men: form s? Abbott w a. lu jth n l far 11 hlU H arrisburg team . ■t tb* N ew ^ A .—If t t a forma ar* not raYnrk-Prnitaylvaaia League early ! ceoed th ro ag h lb* ma t they may this year, baa bees sent to tta | k . ..Maine I at tb* lacml posti'flKr. . c tia ed aa tt a harbor project. w hch ia e r f r e l rojfalm mg from tkr ***** 1*0 acre* of territo ry —#li*bily mcr* tta n t t a total , fore of t t a owtlra city af t t a r bower i t • >lf. Moek of t t a work Had u w. doao 100 f**t below t t a ta rt l c . f l h * no. Manager Abbott if tbe club’* leading batter, acronting to oftl rial figure* compiled today, la 31 r i » e « tbit year be ha* a a a*ermc* of J33. T ta Fed* ha** four rard ran take kt* place w ith th e ­ reat of them. In 1*31 ta » » » through a 31-ram * *ea*on with a batting m ark of .22*. l a i t year Schirard * u ia tta .300 *r bettor ■ claa* almu*t all m u * . H* f*aithod w ith a .291 mark ta 1 9 . game* la»t year. , N n r York n ik t a f lm 111 states la pajanaU wltk M a , 900.000, aa increase of 111 1.00*. 000 a w W i t « » *1 Fewest framyhraala am* s*eon.| •»,(, 933ZJMOAAO la payments la i n aa Hk t m m af lAdJKtojBOn. or M percent. M e a ls t a n a third *tr» «ja,oo«.0oo la payments. „ b. CHICAGO. td Ilf* taeeraoee peHcytaWrr. •‘ • td J I 10A00.W0 ie .eflci.rW . o t t a t . * H ta a to . caat. lews wm* fourth with l i n f l and C .r a d , i . 1*32 ‘ 000. ■ tU JM O jm lacr a.r, o J T e i M l T . n i . U to ttrM , of IW J . parte**: ftlWwad by CaliferJ stetka. ipacnllT n l c n a A anrtaaa taartaU U m i i n o r 12.7 M T f * « ! « w 1W > with H7l.000.Ofct aa h m a i i ^ srrordiag «• H** X atiosal Uadar131.500.100, ar U percent. Franc*.. WT« , , . Of U H huge T in a m * «f « ta «**f *f * Massachoaettd tana aiith tfl r t ' 1 a##7 IIVAMOjMO. a* Ioceans* of m , York W « Ita Imposing U n - rprored eta ■*. _ B“. ,oot-.i--rr. 21* f**« high. a kick turmoeaU WUfiOO ar M pprerat. foUet| tta *a*t station. aaa af tta Isrgyat hr New Jersey with 9147.000 9* as in rro n a af M if lA O M n a. *a If-1 mnet complat* *■ lk* " H*rr tta Urgent trmaa-AUatata linen afloat #» sader eaaitraetko n a , *<"• dock .U h ra n •afet* at aa* k ar of tta day at d a j eseept far w o n unlucky I break* aaaln tt k in . While tin Crackers and f i d i ar* playing tar* , tk* C a m Itdlans a ill br at Daytona L ghtiag far n e o n ! p la n , aad tin In r* b u rr B n in* will h* at Orlando trying te knock tin Tiger* out of firat I Pta r. Lra Meadow*, former big league . barter, ha* been added tn tb* Leesburg lift, aad while Bill Far■r a i n u arbedaled te hull for the Brain*. Meadow* will br tn uni­ form ready foe action If need br. Tb* Bruin* alao announce t t a r e ­ turn of Lefty Kim* lea and Bill B runer, "flat*" men wbo played for the Bruin* earlier in the ***■ M anarer Abbott did not aay whether bchitan l would appear ia aeery game at preecnt, but tbet* la n > dot bt but th at if r« p* M ii*| fa lle n , or even if eld Bert C hap-; man flow* up. .'‘chirard will m>«r into rate of those place* at aarr. Chapman, incidentally, b at made only two hit* during the rntii* second half »It bough be h at bean a t bat .’ litre*. Phillip* played for Talath* tht* y ear, ami more recently with Jacksonville He it a rangy playel wbo wield*, a wicked b at. aad X * r v in r o H io tb* *ciih * rth i» tim e is o ip rc trd to put oew life la te tbe sseLfiU lie replace*- Holt G trtn . wbo wired th at b* would not be abb tn rom* ta re tb it year, ptellip* probably will br OVER 4 BILLIONS PAID ON POLICIES DURING TEAR *32 mini. iciroun. Sealed Bids On School Bus Insurance n i l be ryceitad by tbe Board of PobUc lafcnK tion at tm o’dorfc on Wednesday w e n te g . A u m t I t t b . I tU . T b t Boord resetreo tbo right U rojocf u y o r *11 bid« • T. W. LAWTON, . Superintendent. FRED T. WILLIAMS. �I vC A G E m TW O T h e Sanford Herald iA N T O K D H E R A L D , lA W T tM D , f i m B f K . Government Loans M IM m ,m * »«'♦** A year Or no itjo when the Reconntruction Finance 111 H*e**H# **»■•* __ _ Corporation wan created anti inaugurated a governmental K ilin l m f j | >1mum MJjfdt policy of making loans to hankn, innurance companien, and 6^ » r r tf, l*l* ■■ At !.•*•■< * ’•* * “ ■ 1 " £ » •** •* railroad*, a great hue and cry arose from the country that C H itW if MbwI 4 l"*T> hig corporation* were being placed on the dole while mil­ R O I .U I O I - W « « ■QI.UA*0 lions nf unemployed workingmen went hungry. However ll*» *#4 M .H I * ' * o « i » o fDi iMY n— A - 1 « m < Imm thin may be. it i» interenUng to note what happened to one u iid ir r m m ts i of theme Ioann. .. * T*#e-------- ---------------------"The desirability of government Ioann to renponmble ----------------------pm M aefll -z "'* * — —* corporations ” writes' A rth u r Brisbane In hln daily rolumn. C a r r ie r F a r W » h -----------------“in demonstrated by Ioann of the Reconstruction ID *»)•#■re «><• rrM tlltoM , mm* #•>■#*• Corporation to the Pennsylvania railroad totaling 628,poo, Ail k* i .* i *m .1 000. Th is num wnn spent hjr General Atterhury and hin ■I neater a l i r r l W H rain. hoard of ilireclorn as follows: r m l LaMte mm* » - — "One million four hundred thousand dollars created M l T » r II.rate la ika aallaaal flate ml *4»rrllal*«- "Ml*** ara employment by InuMing 1286 new automobile l>ox cars, the mmlmlBlmr* la Ik* terser Mllaa a* railroad adding $400,000 to the 61,400.000. The balance. alrr *111 rrlarlral ■a f'fclraaa mm* hew tMk. 127,600.000, was used to continue electrifying the Penn­ a amakar af Ik* A . Karate Prraa arklak I* aaala- sylvania railroad between New York anti Washington anti lA t e a l M Marla •■till*# la Ika aaa tar ta- in other railroad work. "F ifty percent of the 123.900,000 was nptmt directly Mr* la Ikla r*r*r mm* ala* Ika la. {The other aal aaa* rakltaka* kaaala. All by the Pennsylvania railroad to pay for labor. rlakla at rakllaaltaa ml araate. 50 percent was spent for materials, supplies and equipment *lar*l*kaa kaaala ara ala* raaaraa*. representing purchases from 50 industries in 35 states, the greater part spent Indirectly, for labor. Also, every M O N D A Y . A tiC t.'B T T. 19M dollar borrowed from th* government has heen paid hack by the Pennsylvania. railroad, with interest for the use B E K IN D T O T H E ER R IN G : of the money at the rate of 61.500,000 n year. — Brethren. If * man be overtaken "In addition; while General Atterhury was spending In a fault. which ar* aplaltuat, rrstor* such a one in lha aplrlt 628.900.Qfld of. borrowed money on labor and materials, he af mraknaia; considering thyself, Hpenl 612,000.000 nf the Pennsylvania’s own funds on the lr*t thou also hr templed.— Gala- Pennsylvania’s building projects. A* a result of the g o v­ tiana 0:1. ernment's Reconstruction Finance Corporation lonn more than 120,000,000 was spent directly for labor by the Penn­ sylvania. Th e government him been paid In full with T H E W EA TH ER VANES Th* best predlctuf of lha rain Interest on every dollar advanced, mnny men have been strndila not tha arrow nf lha ran* jy employed at good wages, and the traveling conditions But th# parasols which iprtad have been greatly Improved." Over th# nasturtium bat ’ W r have been among those who have looked with alarm upon the billions of dollars which the government is dis­ If rain la nn lha way at all, bursing In the form a t loans, ami we have felt that many of Evary Ia*t grr*n paraml these dollars would never come Isick again, and would be W ill tip nvar anil makr way fu r tha ra>n tn reach tha day. used not so much for unemployment relief ns for some sort of manipulation in the realm of high finance. However, if nil T h n a ilhtail coverings ar* ila- the loans are used as wisely and paid back as promptly and •IgMd fully as the Pennsylvania railroad's the country will have Not fur tain, fur rain I* kind. small cause for regret. It la tha * n naiturtlumi draad — -------------------------o------------ ----------------- *#w*#r ■* >»>•>«• V l.rM * sasrssi* a £ Q u estio n s A nd Answers G iven RegardingNJLA. (Continued from pec* I ) hi* ndthbor* aad mr*a undar th# law. It U *aat*r to tauftrate la croups than t in d y — tha larger and b#tt*r organised tha f roup*, th# eiaicr it la. Trsda tmmoeim tlnns ar* g «in g .to ha*# a a** m -tnlnc undrr thl* la«r sad h I* h ttitr all around tn get into lh#m. III. 8. J-> Q. 5om* of ua don't agrt* with majority opinion In our parlttu U r trad# aiiuclation; ahould w# •tart a now on#T A . A t th# hrarlng*. «rbcn any ss#ottat<on’a acr#»m#nt It pr#*#nted. ralnorKy opinion will har# a right to b# rtpr#*#nt#d and hvsrd and .an *(tr##m#nt tending to monopoly ar opprtati'in of (m ail Industrial-or minorttio* win b# approTwi—ao th*r# la rtn a»e*a*lty to form a n*w aaaoclatUn. If you do, how *v*r. It will h# eslted tn whan Ih* Id on# I* h*ard and th* r*«*ll will t>* th* *am# a* tf )ou atay#d In and put forward your minority position at Ih# hrarlng. (H . S. J.) Q. O ur buainaa* la In M«*ral field* and w# h#lnnc to a#**ral ■Morlotinn*. Which on# ahouH w# fam r? A . Thla law make* no diff*r#nca In that altuatlon. R#. lain your mamborahlp in all. ir Ihst c#ta you Into any conflict nf policy yo i havr ampt# oppor­ tunity to pr#«ont your ca##. (II. S. J .) (J. MuM a trad# «**nclatlnn pr»*#nt a cod#, or ean It bo brought in nth#rwia#T A . A t Urn (waring* *v*ry trad* awoclatlnn or group proposing a cod# ahould b# pf# par#d to Mlablteh by arjdmcc th* r*i|Uircmcnt* of 8#ctlon 3 (a ), riau** I, nf ih# Act which pr >vld#a; "that *urh a**ortatten* or group* impon# no ln*qultabl* r#•trlctinna on a*hnlsslon to m#m. Hteahng mnliture frnrn thalr b*r*hlp th#r#tn a «d sr# truly r#ptiff!. mentatlv# tn *urh trad# or indtia— Hni-etl P. Triilra m Coffin. tries nr subdirlilon* lh»r«of," ami While the cinema was being criticized nt a recent meet of S’rctinn 3 (a I, r ia o u 2, of th# Aa wa understand It. lha upan season un Ulna Kayla, bay Ini in# hi Chicago of the Interna Ilona I Awoclulloii of Police Act whlrh provldrs: "that such Chiefa for Mhowing films w h ich reveal the inside of ra cke ­ code or nnl#« ar* not ,I**|gn#.l to neat waak. teering ami u n d e rw o rld activlticB, w ith the obvious ill-effect pronint* mono poll** or tn *|im----------- -n-------I'fp r^* tnlarpris#* Wa hara heard una nr two -’i BSU^ t n T fa'r'r ln r n r i t Th# S.-riptnr#« man ^M lnr# that Pmldant'* blankaly blank code. polite administration at the University of < allfnrnla, for the n » l I* .Spirit . . . . U* in nil-in. The PrefiB And The Police i n l Tha slock airhanya ha. hrniiybl taara In tha ayaa id many a paraim. hii| Ktlilay waa th# firat tlm# In ita hlatnry that yaa bombs wor* needed fur tha putpihtr. ■ „ ----- O '— * tfp In a frw waaka ayn nobody atrar liaard nnythiny abnitt bustn#aa airapt lha los-es ail.talnril and tha deficits aal.llny, hut alraaily lhara ara beginning In Inrharyaa of profltaanny. ' Whan ilanyrr threatens, a yrral surgeon ilora nut haailat# to operat*. Dr. Mayo, who., grande hi!,Hr#n woia lhirnlan*il with kid naplny, |o|,| tha yuanla (n “simur firal and maka aiplanatlona a ftrrward." Kldnap#ra will pa.a hia plara with million, Tha aurr#.a nf lha NnA rsm paiyn in Hanford d.panda not au merh un how many amplnyar* alyn lh a 1'raalitant‘a Agrssmenl a< prnrtli-ally all nf thrm hnva alyn.d hut how many nf tham funnily with lh a aplrlt am) infant of lha act. sensational handling of crime news with Its resultant In­ fluence for evil. There cj»n Is? no gainsaying that certain screen pic­ tures have beun too "Informative" In the methodn of crim ­ inals and have been too glamorous in their appeal to per­ sons who m ight be on the brink of a life of lawlessness. A t the same lime It Is also'true that certain newspaper* have been over enthusiastic in "playing up” the activities nf the undetworld, resulting In what Professor Vollmer deems a tempting Invitation for a pursuit of erlnie. The professor rites the way European newspapers deal with crime stories saying that n criminal In Europe Is nev­ er given a "break "In the press no matter what his position in society mny he. We are told that in England whenev­ er a policeman brings a prisoner before a judge, the artesting officer Is commended for his performance of duty and I he commendation is printed in the newspapers. It is asserted that the public in Europe has a very high re­ gard for its police and that this Is due not alone to their efficiency but to the fnet that the press is always eager to praise and Is loathe to attnek. So far as printing .sensational stories nbout crimes Is concerned, there Is little excuse for this und every respec table newspaper Is averse to such « policy, but In the matter nf giving praise and criticism we feel that Am eri­ can journalism Is quite within the limits of public service to Isud when there is occasion to Inud. and to criticize when criticism is demanded. Tha American legion la pra. pared In fight tha a.rnnd battle of. th# Arynnn*. It la yidny to " h#Jp th* Prealdanl In hla campaign Plans havs heen completed for to overcome th# dapraaainn. Tha Ih* s#c nil annual encampment nf ’ American l.ayion ran ha a ndyhly lh» Miami Division of th# liny, Infbitnra in mnldiny public opin­ Brunts of America which will lie ion to auppnrt Rliic. Kayla atnraa held et Wcklqa Spring* from Aug It to 93. acc eding In an Auditors for a former Dad# announcement niaii# last evening County abariffa hooka indlrata that h* mill awat tha rounly by Seoul Master "Rees* Tomb*, 119,817, whila a parannal Itam, In who ha* h#*i] busy fur several k naarby rotumn In tha n«wapapar weeks making arrangements fur wklrh talla I hla atnry, ralalai that the #ne Mg event of th# year In The rarty will go by hla wlf* and family have Juat re- senutdmn. tum id from a vara I inn In Han* train via Titusville, Hanford and Calm Rprlngs. d*rannvlllr. Such la )|f#l * — ........ o------------At the called meeting of the Tha opinion of tha Amarlran Woman's flu b on Wednesday, aftdollar abioad la rliiny. Dally uu-v arm on Mr*. It. Walker was tatloni Indicate that It la yulny circled a member of the member­ up. Plnanrlal writer* aay that ship committee of the Welfare foreign capitallata ara beginning ttepartment tu fill tb# varnnry t* buy dollar* ayaln since lhay caused by Mrs.' ('. E. Walker’s ft*l that th# NRA recovery plan election tn place of Second Viceha» supplant#,| lha polity of rut- president of the Woman's Hub. IWkcy Inflation In lha Rooaavalt Ml*a .hull WfMtner wa* elected' Admin laI rat Ion. If th# NRA Work, secretary' and treasurer of th* there will b# nn naceailly for In­ Welfare Department. flation. If It doesn't work, forKdgsr D. Mobley, of Lake City, alynara n t , bo aorry thay bouyht has taken a position In th* pre­ Aaa*rIran dollar*. scription department of I . R, ■ ■ o------- ----W ith y|| tha p rob lama thay hara Phillips B Co. If# Is q man nf * iI* handle, tha Rarovory admlnli- pertene* and ability. That# gen‘ Dillon haa Juat rural.ad a request tlement feel that they ar* for­ tv f lha preparation af a lawn- tunate tn securing hi* s'rvlces. T , |. Hawkins |* horns agala mawar*' tod*. ’Tha pat It lunar a)that hla eaiployara, hla par- after a visit with hla parents at •HtJ, mab* him mow tha lawn and Coasmere#, £ a . Tom said It was dtt.T pay him anytklay, and that hft In Georgia this summer and ha live* in Taaaa whora th* I* glad to feel the b^yescs Trent gvaaa yrow» the year around, it old Monro* again. k*#pa him bu«y aU tha Urn*. H# Mr*. A. T . Roaeetter spent yeelaybta that ha ahould b* paid *0 Unfay and. today with Mrs. N.«MUa an hour aad ahouidn’t har* B. Sharp at her home In Orlando. to Jtefk mor* than 16 W a n a . Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Briaaen have ___ G*aaral Johnaon may clai- returned from a pleasant trip ta *il!r hiai aa boaaahatd or ayrtrol- the mountain* of Tennessee and ‘ labor ami boyoad U a palo of North Carolina. H o. BntlK-aad daughter,.M m . M O N D A Y , A U G U S T 7, U M and will not op#rata to dteertmInal# agalait tbrm, and will t#nd to afftclnat* th* policy of this till.." tBultetln No. 2.) Q. What position hat th# diaMnting Industrial u n it! A . In Uw Frcaidkot’# “coadilioa*" added to th# C jtto n -Ttitll# Cod#, It waa provided that; "Tb# cod# will b# in operation aa to tb# whol* In­ dustry but opportunity wilt b# .given for administrative eoniidsratlon of every application of tha cod# in particular instances ta an) person directly effected who haa not in perion or by a representsTire consented and agr**d to tha term* of th# code. Any such per* in shall be given an opporlun ity for a hearing before Ih# Ad ministrator or hia rtptMtntelive and for a stay of the application to him of any provision of Ih# code. . . . pending inch vheor- la*.:_______________________ new equipment ahould go forward If you stopped taveativaness and progress that would be very stupid. I d j think that for a short period It would bo wise t-i not emphasis* the Installation of machinery that would lend to further reduce the field uf em­ ployment. But it- is not our p<ir po*a her* to stop economic prrg res*. |H. 8. J.| _ Q. How about th# small industii«a who ara being menaced by new people coming in when I industries ar* already organitrd and ovao-produclngt Are you people doing anything about that? A . W* are going to ask some­ thing in th* nature of an armis­ tice on increased producing rspic ity, until w# see If w* can get this upward spiral started. We can make no hard and fast rule, but we ar* going to ash these people to pull together to try .and grt our purchasing power back. We ar( giing to plead very earnestly with these Industrie* not to use any further labor-saving devices or anything tu furthar increase prediction. (H . 8. J .) (J. How I* »#lf-go*#rnm#nt nf Industry to b« kept actlv#T A. th# Cotton-Teitite Cod# pro­ vides for a Planning and Super­ visory Committee of th* industry with 3 siklltiiinal member* named by General Johnson, to make Q. What about the "stretchrecommendation* for future changes in 8 epeclfird and widely out?” A. The President added divergent phases of tb* Indus- the following "condition'* to th* Cotton-Textile Code: •ry's probtem*. Thla plan has “ Until adoption of further been recommended to and adopt trl provisions of this code neces­ by other Industries In their codes sary to proven! any Improper See Claus* fl of Revised Coltonspeeding up of work to th# Textile Cod*. disadvantage of employ Modernisation of Plant (stretch-outs) and in a man, Q. What shout the capital food* Indtutrles? A. Capital goods Industries will benefit ln a d#gr#e from the public works pro­ “IF O N L Y gram wilh which I havs noth­ HANS ing to do Undoubtedly all InduaIriea go up together and go dawn VAS together. Ther* has been n great HERE" ‘ ■al nf neglect and obsolpsccnca in thla country which will hav# to i # rebuilt. Gf enure# the capital aood* industries will receive th* benefit. They nr* always sluwer than others. I don’t know how Steve’s w# c«n speed them up. W# sanPost.Office Lunch not change the fundamental ecunomlc principles. (H . 8. J .) Q. There have been statements mad# to th# effect that your pulIcy so far might discourage ni >drrnlsatlnn In plants. I, there anything in that! A. No I think that the necessary installation of In Mecca Hammock ner destructive of the pur­ poses *f the National Indus­ trial Rerovefy Act,' it is tequ red Ihst any and til in­ creases in the amounl of work or production required on July 1, 1933, must be submit­ ted to and approved by the agency created by section «ix of (ha code and by lb# Admin­ istration aad if not m a-bifntted -such increases will be regarded *s a prims facte violation of the pruviainn fur minimum wsgrs." Contracted Price* Q. What protection ran be an­ ticipated for manufacturers who Tnrrrase labor costs under N il!A on goods to be delivered on old contracts? A. In n Ir e Indus­ trie*, there has tern sum# for­ ward buying at unduly depressed price* in recent week*. Increased oust* resulting front ik is -c n s tX nirnt-innpired muvcmunl msf makr It very hard fur m m , nianufarturer* and joldn-rs lu fulfill some of their prr-ent cent iacts wrthnul loss. It will be a part of this ,«side induct m l cMiperalion (Continuril On Pagu Three) MARTIN t*l BT 311 Snnpfolio free w ith three rolls of mtftit. Be lu re to pvt a supply before you go to the fair. Wieboldt Studio Phong 321 AT THE n an!#, irarinr, rntorwil Qinrlbri, Ini r in*, tins Meal Market 111 B. let. 81. repairing v a cation •ifl A«r** i* aer#** VII«n| in good 1<'ft G iuhI wall*, nil nwc#*i* >iirv * agrlt ullural implementi. W . H .LO N G something that need* A ^ le u rC b e a l!! Celery Farm To Rent clusl**. nptl I* r*fl*#t*d Sj* all that I* rral Afid sternal and hy nothing #!•*. II*.fills alt «pac«, a n d 'It 1* impn**ibl* to concalva of *uc^oynnlprr*rnr* and individuality Vtix. r*pt a* Infinite Spirit nr Mind. Ilanr# all la Spirit and spiritual11 (p. 3311. you have If C n n A vnralion .1.000 feet almve the sea . . , where you can piny gulf on a “sweet * 18-hole eoune for_50 rrnls n rouml . . • fish in ihc Girolinas* ismoiu limit streams . . . ride a horse over miles of cleared bridle paths . . . play, tennis on lively clay courts . . . swim me mountain lake* ox the new Country Cftib pool . . . become breathless with the lieauty of this mountain scenery . . . bo cool and comfortable . . . in the happy company of pay, kindred apirll* . . . that's the summer enjqvmcnl offered you by the Hotel Cwdon. A hundred rooms of solid comfort. ThreBdelicious Southern - cooked meal* a day. At the surpris­ ingly low cost of from 63.50 to 65 pit diem. Make your reservations now for yfiur share of this fun. Ami hring the youngsters — there's a thoroughly equipped playground for them af the COHDON. c : : ; 1 MANAGER AN GU S CRAFT Splendid Living House A V ft.T H. M. Pujiworth SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS A(JO yve (torn m ean b ij this to te llyou what to do. We-have •no idea o f doing th a t . . . • Mabel, left yesterday for Jack­ sonville where they wilt maka Ihvlr future hom*. Among th# Sanford people who will take In the Miami relehrati n ate Mr. ami Mrs. Claud* ltrrndi'ii and Mis* Nell Evans. Z*b Ratliff and Martin htettenlfl. of th# Herald offle* are •pending , faw itays In Miami. Mr*. Harry J. Wilson enlartained a larg# numb*r of chil­ dren on Saturday afternoon In honor of her little -ion, Gaorga'v birthday. Outibor g*m*s w*r# played on th# beautiful lawn end the young people spent a merry aflarnmm, leaving after the dainty refreshment* were served wUhlog little Oenrg# many more hap­ py birthday*. B u t We have a cigarette that is milder and. tastes better and w e honestly believe you will enjoy i t CIIR I8 T1 A N HCIRN CK CH U R C H "Hplrit" wa* the subject of th# tcssnn-Rcrmon In all Church** of Christ. Scientist, on Sunday. Aug­ ust A Th* Golden Text* wa* from Psalm* 14.1:19, "Teach me to da thy will; for thou art my God; thy spirit Is good." Among the citations which com­ prised the lesson-Barmon wa* th* following from th* Bible: "God la a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him In spirit and In truth" (John 4:84), Th# l«aaoa-8*rm*n also In­ cluded the following paaaagas from th* Christian Seteace textbook, “Selene* and Health with Key to th* Scripturet," by Mary Baker Eddy: "The Scripture* im­ ply that God ta AlMo-all. From thl* It follow* that nothing pea­ se**** reality ner existewre except Ut«. dlviM M ad aad Hi* th e c ig a r e tte t h a t s m il d e r the cigarette th a t tastes better / /rUtk ' ’iy rtv m .r . -------- w -■ -r r fl �4iieftioas A ad wers G iven Social And MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor 7—11“Less Talk, More — Jl Action” Is Called F o r By Johnson N JU O f f k n 141 ■^*r- Pe program depend*. No employer! President*- Agreement prov •!** an lean go on increasing payrolls,easy manner m which .n employer rithout IncritMYtl " r with ■ a •pvcial -pnfbltm — 1-1---- _L_.li whichh .h* s r« buyrv* an.I th** part of buyers(. is now tu buy or Ihi* plan will bv *htnk« will *'vn*nU* a Trent anU ti*a failure. *# ! avoidable hard*hip/* can tuen lha 1*»u oiitfht to buy beta**** t>uy<A.IJflt.(.mt.n( ani| » temporary (Continued From bag.'Chi#) lin g «M-l'<>rU ,our Job. But there ,, nnai Rearing.' (Continued From Pago T w o ) Miller, end the nwn who had gath- .« another reason. These Iugh*-r for the** having the benefit of ercsl to support him. Front what1 wages will make highrr prii-e. jast|Th;,< **• presrntind hi. case In these forward bargain* (con­ I saw. I said,''with one'Frashlin « ’ sure as the sun sets nn>* it will **r ting to the local Cmmnitlre, tracted before tb* law was passed) Rnusrveit ami ■ few Hay Millers make them soon. if y oi don't j which has authority to grant Win to taka (ha Initiative in revising this whole country woild be on it s want to «lart buying at once lae-j* *,ny " I •k<,t part of i |jc Agreethem to absorb some share of tins way in a month.' • , cause buying is your ;mrt in the which may Is* a bar.lship In M ONDAY Increase in their soppiier* costa, “A frw days later the returns common p rpoae, you should start j until a final ruling .» ma.lt on The Senior Christian Endeavor thus raised in the public interest. began to come In. ’ With a ratirhi lecause buying just n >w Tk the the question in \Va<hinJtftn. Society of th* First Presbyterian It la oaly in suck' a willing and smaller population. F i d clan.I was 1**1 business inU could engage in. Church will kae* an eaaewtte* considerate spirit, throughout the ahead of New York city But ''Turn jour money into things whole of Industry, that we can because, almost trfo rr you ran council moating in th* aesaWn bop*'to anctoed. (P . D. R.) That was before Grover Whalen draw a hcrath. the things you room of lb* church at l : M o’clock. ■' Q. If trade practices adopted took hold of New York rity. Now want will he worth more than the very much larger cil}' I*’ All officer* and eoramiltec chair­ are incoosistrnl with the term* of the money you ran aayr hy not niarchutg like Flevcland. OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. contracts now in existence, what man are urged la attend. buying. "What-must i«e done? Of course, becomes of th* contracts? A . ‘Thus t* no lime tr> hoard. It "E ve ryth ing 1 r Th*- Office" first of all every employer should TUESDAY Th* federal government can pass is no lime to sate money. It |»ul Jh.1 hlae eagle iu his window,( The PhUathea Class of the law* to altar sales agreement* bqt [ I s a lime to grl things, tin. thr | TYPEWRITERS First Baptist C TW rchim i meet ‘at 1 do«S think this law Intended to and* deserve if. Ait«l tliMlnp UddlilMl things you need. Spend for ■*• S:00 P. M. at th* home of MU* do that. Wa are going to ask tor . "Anil here Ut me give a solemn KEPAIitEI) senploy mem. If you don't spend warning. l!o not Irtfle with that Catherino Forrester, West First cooperation to make this law work I'liHIIF 111I * 111 MftRrHlIlfk now and grl something you wilt hud. In th,. confusion of early Street. and if neeaasary w* arc going to spend later for laxr* and dole* day« u man may' gvt away with The Senior Christian Endeavor ask tb* pdopt* to rtlas the terms and grl a thing. it. Bui the tiy of reckoning! Society of the First Presbyterian of th* coatrscU. (II. S. J . ) ' "On Ihe other hand if you do against an aroused public opinion Church will hava choir practice at Price Inc****** hill now you will hrjp In atari 8:00 o’clock at the church. i» sure. Q. What la th* attitude toward Ihe uptyard spiral of business "There s an equal dots for King Tut Ankh-Anien doesn't increased prices as a result of in­ and make your Job secure." W KDNHBDAY workers. No rinploye# ahmrlsl re»t aeem much eacitod oeee th* The Sarah Parker Orphanage creased labor cost* under the ra*y unlc-s he has matched tlie charms of pretty Margoeiita Club will moot at 3:30 o’clock at operation of N IR A ? A. I am ful­ sacrifice his bma has made hyi Biemer, New Orleans visitor to th^ home of Mrs. C. P. Hendon, ly aware that wage increases will making the shorter h o 'r« |uo per-' the Chicago World's F a t r -A eventually raise coats, but I ask 60S Magnolia Avenue. rent worth the higher pay. The Century of Progress. This that management* g irr first con­ Optometrist man who has thus g,.| a new Jsrh,j statu* of th* ruler who lived TH U R S D A Y sideration to ihe Improvement ut or a pa» rai-e. or n shorter work more than three thousand year* 112 Park A ar There will be a Christian Kn- operating figure* by greatly In­ week, is not worth it unle-* ho ago ia in the Egyptian Pavilion, deavpr rally at 8:00 P. M. at Salt creased sales to be osprcteil from du*s his part to get for hi* em I on* of ihe Fair's many Ire* at­ V Lando Springs. the rising purchasing pnwrr of the ployer the * imrea-esl hustties* traction*. ii ontintifil From O ne) public. That is good economic* which alone cun keep the lugger t-J ti e wiit pa ut it ptupor miniifPii m and good business. The aim of this payrolls going WNtftf. whole effort is lo restore our rich aunlal cmlc |ur lie rixif, stores? 1.U M IIER "Th e ir * not a nt.in front ship Whal about th«* man who.own* domestic market by mining its A . A* fur 4s meirh«ndixing prac­ |iing elerk In salesman from nit vast consuming capacity. if we tices are IItthrrned, what s fair roustabout to high powered me.! ii nmnll h o in i'* ' Fill rthi» l ong leaf yellow pine. Gulf reft employer nt tIi* plant who h paid now inflate prices is fast and as fur one i- (air practice f >r all. I ryprrsa an„ all hinda af build chanie who cannot repay the *ne I hy Ihi* houra for thr net nl iinimint Plans are going forward fnr a far a* we increase wages, the woulJ rather see the retail tiler* nfice made for him hv inereasml ing maleriala. Benefit bridg* party to be given! , , , . .,, , , I whole project will be art at chuiidieiug industry cum* in aa a ttm tim , ical an t .ervlce W ork- «»f w«»rl. In* i l i f . T I i h ninn #*‘ t-», on Wednesday, Aug. *"• ■» I"** H ill Lumber Co, i , *** naught. We rannot h ip* for th* large . group a. possible, til. S. ............. rhll) 75 ernf- an lumr whcnctfr li»* ** Elks Club on East First Street by 13th and Holly u u rk iR f. Th»- r •oinullre m n u n l1 full affect of this plan unless, in # tl . *!«• H with n frrtvnt dvuu that Hum omphtyor upviult* m. .Vr 7.11- HER V IC K th* Elks Auxiliary, of this city, i-hona J L » thru* first critical months, and. U - UtiMt would j uu nay woulu f„m for th* benefit of th* Elks Harry hi« u-»ual unlit n r i* * ^ avtn at |h* expen-r of full im lu l W aali!*la«tMiy hour* of rmploy-; *Wh*th«n it wnrkcr or COlll.I he srl.ta■rts-sl l„ u n r r *hai Anna Hospital for Crippled C'hllprofits, we *Vfer price increase# ntriii f«t wIp'U’^aU'rH and no rntployrr We j»u» nil re run m * dren at llmatlHa. aa lung as possible. (F . D. R.) ers -would wonto Js is hours nours hr nr aali-fnesal ......rrs. . ,, is wluit ws- tmy nml ||1|(| hnvep point It - The following women will have Q. Are you going to permit T u n ? A Not to me no. But I and u»r tli.it makes thr increased I* ,,,,,, ,:' H, charge of arrangements: Mrs R. price-fixing in these rod**? A PR IN TIN G m ud not nay. definitely. The**, hualm*** port which *iht* whole‘ M| MI1 4,11 w»»fk hi F. King, chairman. Mrs. T. II. The Administration ikies not con­ employee* ■fcitiiii’ the r**h hour people m utt brine th tir problem i n __ * of hiufii|*a« timl Uy them **ff dm* We are equipped to prodorg Lansing. Jr., Mrs. A . S. Peck, template price-fixing as part of and w r will look ,1 over. t l l . r S.| ................. . rt|t|lrn%>.,, ,.y Mr* II. J . Thurston, and Mr*. its function. it>K the rent of the »*ny?‘* llu* first claaa job work at th* Prior agrromJnls J '* . . . . "lerwlirluiiiig tliajonty ,,f l'n« .?,,, rommittcc aiuwrr^ wvr4. divided, iuarst puaeltile prices. Giya pa. Floyd Land. proposed b? srparsle industries Q. hi net* tin* chain nton*4 *••!*-' Sotm* mcmlH*rH ? t>*«t that nurh a trial. are subject to approval, if thev reseni only a m inority of the re , „ tu„ y . 0 . n*til..ti..nwt fights pr«H r .l iff i<* (I klol.it it*it of Iho ar« not monopolistic in Intention U ilf-r« »»f the ciMintiy, how will « ... ..... . , , Hcruld Printing Co . *, ^ 'L **1 ' '' i l l of th. Agfi-emenl, ulii e or effect or otherwise opposed to the m ajority l r affected? Q. If 1‘kone ltd • rode come* in that ks-sn't repre- ,.,,.n t ‘ " r otheis declareil that tin* stagger the public Interest. (D . P.) 1 " • ,r' I . . . t r n , is p e rfrd ly legi.im atr In these codes It will be proper sent all „f them. ..... .. all h „ „ . an ,\ Z , ‘ > ! I« « « - dec...................... the Mr. and Mrs. J . W. Mero, of E l- to have a provision that they are up port f it , to he heard and w R . ) * 7 r L n,,*‘ " , " " * l’> | Fom m ifter not sure ,a .............. I d e r Spring*, celebrated the/' not going to sell products at Iras each have hi- day in ciitirl. |ifj j|J, e xrr. ire* Jof Ifnrer to take from on ibis question, and since the fortieth wedding anniversary and than the cost of production. When order t., get th*- benefits of thiw a man n |ilsnty nr u p io p «ty in te n t,,,f tin* ninn wli.> asked tlie MKM0GHAP1! PR IN TIN G ! Mr. Meru'a birthday anniversary Hiry go beyond that price-fix- A ct they should organic* tliem right, of wh'di he . may not lie que-tion elearly indicates thut he TY IIN W tog I. would have to xtrp in be •elves into assn* lations There ts With a family dinner yesterday at. ____ .„ .i tawfolty deprived. t.el in, say lias a real desire In abide by the their bom*. Ouesta Includdd t h e i r ) * h“ laato to monopoly a fniurh more reason f"t the retailers now. and emphatirally that . ------- tb .. proper I uling. the answer shiiuhl Spvclttl Inu'siligatlonH two daughters, their husband*, prevantinn of that is part of what lo Join an association, t think iliat • HA expects |si opeiale >u Ini m -1l.i* belli up until a definite riiliagl thin Administration is here fnr. this is a quo-lion for tie* n«s.> and families, and their three roni, S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y L is i Thee 11 bsiuitdaiuu. „f eondilu [can be n b lu ln rl In ihe mranfime.! It Is not here to institute the or- citation ti. their wive* and children. > 4 11 lional power that judicial d r the particular employer a-k ng ita' ganixatiun and uperalun uf these, . . , , C R E D IT A S S O C IA T IO N Those present were Mr. and industries. (||. S. J .) f ‘ . "" " ,f toniinnt",| e ii'u .m bordrrliu« j 'I *«Mon has Hie I'oinm itlre's p ti-| I'k o a r I*4' , Mrs. P. A . Mero and family, Mr. t c.i'"»s will n q nen-s-nry. B ui, niieaion lo so mridust bis w uikj Paris a i r . m sa u rit. . g u a i Q. How are cost, and J? , , th, .r.fo ru ! Jasaixiatlon t M m r vrhiYIt if ihe Iramet) aietulers uf the bout schrsltilr and Mrs. Walter II. Bach and son, I Daei^ Itarnaby, Mr. and M rs .-J; ^ T i e " o ^ t • P . ^ in ..... .. |„ , h* profession |ln whsh two opinion.! 11 '*»* iw m ln l M. Jackson and son, Wesley, Mr. eoxt accounting and atktiatlc.l une„ wh|, j(l|ri (|| s , , can always !„• ol,t„ine,|) feel at phases of thr Godrs have not yet In lra S la te lliisinrss and Mr*. George Mato, and Mr. Q Is there nnv indu-try *bd nnv '•n,#* Ibat Ihe \dtiimi*tration and Mrs. J . W . Mero, J r . and fam­ been developed. The Act pruvldek specifically that operates wholly w thin one sta*.-' hn* rrrrtl. »h*» fnm |% 7*anlnu« _... ily. **Th* President may, as a How would yo i handle ih it *i'.lo­ nM w l li^yitv »n*J nirvprrtv, nrf enndittin of his approval of tion? A . Tim l pre iiil« pu • .' *«1w iiv » iH*n ni'il MWv nn* th** any such code, imtaaie such I. gal i|iiviition. If nn intln-try i < uf vvii it*nv »>p iiiny rnnditiona (including requtruC«>ntAm«*i| Hilhin tits l.«»nl« r . **f n»»* l«* IttwfolU i|»>tM*. il> It* R I ments for the making iif reone •tiiU* they t*i»r» it ml p irl« and the keeping of ac­ j-Icnlv ttf jhumft IitHyi*tn in n il counts) for the protection of Ihrm Mint thin wdu M nut :«• eoniumars, compelllm*. n n umtpf r«*«li>rnl t « « I hiivp pinyrrs, and olher*. and In tu tl» w thmit litiflt* ri»-a m tli M.?»t. furtherance of the public tnW A H IIIN G T n N , |i. t'.. Aug. 7. (II. S. J ) irresi." — It Is the sinnll empT yer. Gen­ Th? Nntimml If*-* ••vrry Ai|r»i»» * Q What is your policy on f x a i F ^ , wj || h(1> eral Hugh Johnmn believes, who •ii inili* tiftft III m id wilt make or break the national price.?. A. I believe that psnple u¥l,r |n(ri) , U)|. ((l| Y«h»’ti tt I dial Showing— The 'If lu r i* •ho Id not sell at less than covl j,, „ rv n rfrets recovery plan of the admlniitraini. •tali You rshmiltl act4. ll«n. All the great lasir Indus­ of production. We •hinlld have metre (|i p , trie* are co-operating, he said, but what is known aa an upen-pririQ. W ill Ihe ind sirial rsciiveryi /'•'s | — It ia th* llltte fallow who hav gut agieumenl -th a t they re p o r t •al«- plans lie held up pending itctttoris -1 1 fYY\ P V “Th e Men in dimply for. employera to in.l Jpfkra at which sold. 1)1. 8. to make thi* thing work. on lin o lllllt I'lM llly ■' A A ' |l*»# O / I h h £ I A A A - k J b g* hire mure men lo tin the existing work by re* “ It is ihe little ampl 'yer." Gen­ J ) / niviM T of mm .mi ■ tim ing the work limirs of em it mini’s ivcwk </ Is there any thought of .uv*ry A.IrniiiMiru'i.m lit mi* in eral Johnson declared, “the one ~ 11 y *T ^ mill ut the .xnine time pitying a living wage a who hirr* one to tan men. who •lifting men in vnrinu* purl* <d mh’q i * h i w l»r t-f i **' Mm* inMI . “be country to watrh price situa­ ily of n .................... »| i*-slmn* «•!' H r for the nhorter week. . . ." | will make this plan a success. tion? A. We want to avoid in iiirmtiliilioiiiii Ium ii Mit' Liituul I've seen a little gpposllion In quisitorial powers and polite fu r* •itunltiin. Fr»i* Mi *•* • »m i'I mimk*4 this res pert. An aditorial in a t on*. Wh ievrr liegin* to vlo ■f I*n\ |M IV4IMII rf I In* New York newspaper the other late rode* will la* roiiiolainad •tun n’ lemptr*! ii Mu- l.t v% f hr re­ day asked what was to become of against by Ihe people in the ln- ftire, all tho 11in* Iim DM'il the small stores.” du*tri Itself. (If. R. .1 I ««'iimiii uuiiiMihfitil ••> thi* law. “ I say to you— what I tidd Price* and ReSslirr* h«*r>iiu|, th ru - *x *1“ uu 1*00them In a telegram- m»n hav# Q In the mailer *f prlce-Px**rrMtitl, Mmn- i - y - i mi C’<m J died and worms have eaten them, ing how about retailers? A. •lit 1 ,"nal right* tu •!» anything but not from paying >12 a week The retailers have varlu s reasons v%h ch i« fiirbithf«*n hy flire la*,* for work in a retail store." for wtnllng to ronir in on Mil* Thrre in no cun lit>< «»’ul right ,in| Later, while al luneheon. Gen ?),injt. They have suffered a i' uijoti- onfnlrly; aid there is h i erwl Johnson, was asked: “ What great deal frim had pract ces. A* business rum pel itb-n wlii'dr I* I will happen to nhlrclors who won't they come in here with their asso­ mure unfair oi mm Imnoful I , c go along with Ihe M ie s? " ciation and Dieir codes, they linen al! the people limn II >mopi'ti'o n E ^They'll get a so k rieht on a subject that ha* to be attended of Lav w n g r- anil long bom . N th« nose," the General replied. to. (II. S. J.) which ihe N IK \ seek 'p a r'iru la r T If the Colt<5 I* It necessary In have the ly t i rLminate . . S retailers Indu Jed in tk* rode? A . slilulion protect'il tin rigbr of n K N D K A Y O K It A L L Y Thi* Aft i* an Act intended for frw to profit ill Mich u manner Show S lu rtn u t !l o'clock A ll members of Christian E n ­ the whole people. This is what I **t ihe expense of nil the people, It! 4 deavor Societies In the rity are have tried to describe and th# '*'"t!d be a chaitir of .marchy and' n I* Iwark . law I nr I*r. j |t*H ( r A ^ ! being Invited to attend a Christian Fres'denl'i stalrnieni outlining th* Endeavor rally to be h*id T h u ir- p d iry of the Act emphasises this. In truth the f>U; rem# Court bss day evening at 6:00 o'clock at O f course, this Act must apply to ’ rn M'»l'd Jy held I* it the r' u m lln tlliFiirther Notice We W ill Mon iI«h*m not Ritthnriii rniy mirh » V Lando Springe, near Lamg- everybody. (H . S. Jd horim'nurity veto ups-n a Cmle «f out. Q. Would you prefer g wqod. Each person is being asked to kring aambs ieh**. Salads and Du Satuilays eoM drinks will k* provided. Wa 'TTii*' merry tale *! the |..ve affair* of Ihe last man nn eprth Parish House Scene’-------- • % Of Organization Meet IS o c ia l C am T ldaT n o n a Is Frank Bowrr, newly fleeted HIM A ty » Chorpetiing left today president of the Congregational r .Daytona Beath to vUit her Christian EndfBvor, provided over U Hr*. A lp hU RUhard*. the firot fell meeting of the orgkniution which wa* behl ia*t Hr*. M ary Mkklar and Ml** night at the pan*h houae on Ea*t gO,n Hay laft F tfto y to r Chicago Third Street. The inspirational ft attend tha Century of Prog rat*. part of the Hireling wa* an adihfwa, "Significant Living and Mr*. John Bhadoin haa font to Spiritual Awarrneta,” delivered by HcpjwT, A rk . to ipoad a month the Rev. Martin J. Bram, of Holy Croe* Episcopal Church. with Bar father and other relaThe following new officer* took up their duties .at the meet­ Mr. *nd Mr*. A . H . Hatrher *n- ing: Mia* Bee Uantt, vlccpreaidanfhter dent; Mbs Mflva Lundquial. sec­ oungd the. birth of f, am Weal retary; Mi** Dorothy Thurston, jtatetday at their treasurer; Ml** Jane Gantt, cor­ Eighteenth Street. responding secretary; and Mis* Mia. E . B. Blow, and daughter, Ortrudk Vining, publicity chair­ Evelyn, have returned from SL man. During the business session Aofuetlne where they have been riiitiag the forgMt’a Mater, Mr*. piano were discussed for a large group of delegate* to attend th* M. M. Evana. state convention of Christian En­ M iu Dorothy Pope ha* gone to deavor to be held in Jacksonville YkfclJa. Macon, and Cloudland, from Aug. 25 through Aog. 27. Ga. t* *i»it friend* and relative* Plans ara being made for a apectlt recursion coach to take a large for. Mveral week*. group from th* Central Florida Mr*. R. 9 . Montaateatg* aad district. Raymond, have returned It wa* announred that th* neat W Atlanta, whara they hava district rally will - take place bean (pending the past plx week*. Thurotoy at Ban Lando Spring*. The Hanford delegation will meet Mr*. E . D. Mobley' left this at th« church at 6:30 o'clock and morning for Macon, Ga. where she attend the picnic In a group. will visit her daughter, Mr*. T . I. A t the close of tho business Harris, Jr ., far about a month. session refreshments war* served. Mr*. Camilla Steel* and son. A l­ ton. have returned from Wait Palm Beach where they have been vtiiUqg tbs former's mother. Christian Endeavor Society Has Meeting 'John Allison haa returned from “The Problem* of Fri*nd*htp" Atlanta and other points in Geor­ was the tuple Mis* Helen Colbert gia where b* has been » pending chose for Ihe meeting of the Christian Endeavor held Hunday th* past month. evening at th* church. Several Mr. and Mrs. Prank R. Mc­ short talks were given by differ­ Neill aad son, Malcolm, hav, re­ ent member* of Ihe society and tained from Daytona Beach and the Rev. Tennl* I. Dvaae, of St. Miami Beach where they have Petersburg, spoke a few wonts to The meeting was been (pending the past two weeks. the society. brought to a close by a duet, W* Hav* in Mlaa Margaret .Thompson, of “ What a Friend Montgomery, Ala., formerly of. Jesus,“ sung by Miss Margaret Ihle city, la spending a abort time Veraay and Mia* Mary Frangq* bar* with Mlaa R. E. Griffin, 100 Andrews. Myrtle Avenue, and with Mr, and Jfra . A . G. Wagner *t ChuluoU. rM Mr*. R. If. Morton, of Philadel­ phia, and Mrs. B. K. Oppenhelm, of Jacksonville, will arrive tomor­ row afternoon to be the guest* of Mr. and Mrs. George Weinstein. They and 'Mr*. Walnstein will leave Wednesday morning for Daytona Beach to spend a week. Mr*. J . M. Jackson and son, Wesley, have returned to their bom* at Creacrnt City after sprnJng aome time here with th* former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mara, Elder Springs. Robert Maaon, of SI. Pateraburg, ia spending a few days here with his br ither-ln-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. N et Smith, 2205 Sanford Avenue. Irymad and Daughter, Mary Martha, Miss Catherine Melsch, and Miss Elis­ abeth, Ann DeForeat spent yester­ day Wparnocp at Ihyton* .Beach. ^JL‘ M . Meson, who has been •the summer at Wrightsvilla/ t h u is Mrt* for a short tlme.wtlh hit'tovghter. Mrs. Ned Smith, tlOS ~SaafnrJ Avenue. Bifgr* Arrfalgton, of CortHJe. Ci Ga- fapeai yoaurday andI ' t >day herOrwilh .hia toother. Mrs. Stella P. Arrington, .B ]|a|t>olU MftXiolL Avenue. a -.'(pCtf *T j i . ILa Hay* reL o «fb -I* . _ *>J j Dayton* Beach; after n igciM W fcl k f w few days hare-with Mr. and. .M rs. J. A. T a k a ik s; - yadfoAr-t Mrg/TW.- :!*. ' Stoadaomiro loll estsrMsy “tor 'Clearwater where ha will spend a week with Mrs. I. C. Moor*. Friends of Mr. and Mr*. Hugh C. w ilf ragret to Warn thatHhlv-ae* 111 * t tkair boos* on M y r^ A y y y . , Barrymore, Miriam Hopkins At MHane Notable in brilliancy of par(Vrmancr* and sheer pictorial beauty, 'T h e -titranger'a Return," filmed from th* new Pbil Hlong novel of rural lifer plays tonight at the Milano Theatre with Lionel Barrymore and Miriam Hopkins co-atarred in the leading rolr*. Directed by King Vidor, th# Matro-GoMwyh - Mayer picture achieves masterful sweep in dra­ matic power against a farm back­ ground that lends realism to th* nip p ing atory action. Written by Ihe author of “State .Fair," th# film transcends the glory of h a earlier work in simple, genuine, human interval. With Lionel Barn mire rad a* the AVyrar-old farmer who re­ fuses to die unl'l his house l» inorder, Barrymore deliver* th* most compelling characterisation of his cairer. Miss Hopkins, seen aa his e ty-bred granddaughter, is mi peril In her Interpretation of a rot* aiacting in ila demands. Vidor scores heavily with th* smooth flow of the story and in­ teresting treatment of his sub­ ject. Filmed almost entirely outof-doors, the picture captures th* earth!**** of the farm and give* t> the screen an almost d mensional view of a country*! W do­ main where drssia is hidden in th* wheat fields. . 4 Pranchot Tone, rapidly cooing to thf1 front a* a ‘ new romantic hero, carries th* tore theme with Ml*a .Hopkins and prove* a valu­ able acquisition to the cast. Htuart Erw in it seen as a bucolic charac­ ter of both humor and sympathy. Irene Hervey scored in lha part of the yo ng farm wife and the splendid cast Indu tre Beulah Bon­ di, Grant Mitchell, Tad Alexander wad Ailaen Carlyle. Mias Elis* Adams haa return**) to' her horns fa Vidal is,’ Ga. after I ^ft*.' <T. C. H o b re aad spoodirig tb# past fe w weeks here .iM a a ftria . * * * « « . and xetth her aunt, Mr*. O. J . Pupa, I \Claaswater, apent Sun- South Hanford Arenu*. Lt*otenant .Harry 8. Car)ton, aad 'Mr*. J . D. Woodruff aad Mr. and Ml*, M rs. Carlson, and tbair son re­ daughter, Nan- turned Friday to thair home at lo , ggamdr ,th* wwak end at Norfolk. Va. after apowdipg aavoral toys hare with Lleutaaaat CarlOto-k reals. Mr. sad Mr*.' left Friday T . C Carlson. Jessamin Avenue. r r * the World'* lg bare ,«he months 'M rs. CMarla* Youag, of Tffton, Ga.. will return to bar horn* to­ day after (pending two days kaaa k T .'b a s o Atom*, of Vidall*. with Mlaa Cararita '.Barber. Mr*.' tho la th* goaat of bar iidsr,| Yana* vrill bo reaserwbered O . A .^ g p A ht her home on former Jikaa Cloa. Thayer, of u city. r COLEMAN’S Evans Calls F o r Co-Operation In Recovery Fl ans; Lcnne Duplicated DR. HKNRY McLAULIN, Jr. Plans Progress For Benefit Bridge Party Mr. andMrsJ.W.Mero Observe Anniversary I T ’S Small Ijra p i u n ­ called Real Key To N.R A . Success A G R A N D ID E A Mr. To-Niffht President! uoi ifi* x ^ n m K Y m n i u FKANKIJN I). ItOOSEVIilX Tueaday 10:15 WE HAVE SIGNED THE PLEDGE; WE ARE TAKING J STEPS TO PUT THE LET TER AND SPIRIT OF T H E ! P R E S ID E N T ’S A G REEM EN Tf INTO EFFECT THROUGHOUT; OUR BUSINESS. It’nSI’lCY! !♦'« TUNEFUL! ' lt’« HILARIOUS! F A Benefit Bridge Party Fqt Kilo llarry-Anaa Hm plUI For l"ri»»L tnilUrew ELK ’S CLUB "WED. AUG. I6U1 8 P. K. A I m U i Iab I Par lit* RlaffftDh h ir M h t n m l* — P r l l i i B M E R S A T T E N T I O N ! Now i« a good time to plant your wintlhreuk of fuM gniwing Australian Pines (Cnsuarinu ruim ingham i4 aiu») about 10 feet apart. Average Haight 2 feet. Special faith Price Be & 10c Bach E. .B. STOWE Cameron Ave. Phone 3306' OPEN AT 8—CLOSE AT 6 OPEN AT K—CLOSE AT 11 { \r s o tm T O tlA lttfr Calhoun’HDept. Store H. & A. Dept. Store Kanner’8 Dept. Store The Leader Dept. Store The Outlet Dept. Store -«#i � 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 07, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 07, 1933. 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Partly d W r with p n a w w tonight aa PeW fcei la FlwMa’a Haar l TM W M fa Gratae! Vrttiabls Bpat a r f BdW ri Garden l u d VOLUME I M T W B A T H fe AN IN D B P B N D K N T D A ILY N E W S P A P E R S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . SA T U R D A Y , A U G U ST 5. 1033^ M em ber A goocialtd N U M B E R 240 P lv a U a U A Copy ^ “Nowhere* BLAZING GUNS * * " Deal Was Definitely ALL EUROPE IS President Okeys ■;i; a LAWFlight Begun ByTwoFliers Recognized Woman'sRight MARKSTART n To Place In Government ' SEI FOR WAR. Industrial, Labor APPLY STATES ENVOY Peace Agreement OF ELECTION •' I Supremo Court Makes Ruling? On TestCasc Brought By Tampa S c h o o l Instructor BROOKLYN, A g. S._(AVA trans-Atlantic flight to "n »■ where" began today when Lieu tenant Naur ce Rossi and Pau Codos, Kranrh aviators, to d off from Ployd Bvnnvtt fitld i aa attrmpt ti art a ikstanc# (•cord. They planned to croee Ih, ocran via Naw Foundland and then “Just keep going.' Persia, Africa or Russia may be their land ng place but they prefer t> lan<t In Karachi, In­ dia. The record they srek to smash is the 8,140 miles set by two Uriliih aviators. - — t WASHINGTON, D. C- Aug. I.. rvttnt th* United Slatfft in r turn—The new deal has definitely Jor diplomatic post. Other women I recognised woman1* ''right to a have held minor diplomat!.1 posi.j P j . p j j place in the government. While Ism s during the last few year*, r H c U p„ f|ou, administrations re og- h it the appoint mein of Mr*. Owen nl*ed the woman voter to some marked the debut of Women. B< 500 Shots Are And Three Areilurt In Outbreak at I’rccinct In Kentucky tanking envoy*. ** assistant attorney-general. _____ I President Roosevelt’s appoint* IIARLAN. Kentucky, Aug. 5 "«enls of women to Important -t/P > -B h tm g ru n s smt explod- - *«*U already exceed? the .total of ing dynamite, injuring three men. •"« predecessors » » h «h' Proh«1 marked the start today of the hl'"y prom.nent women i primary election in Harlan county. added to the rapidly gro • despite the prerenre of f ,.r ra- I *"« t‘on.1 guard companies who had of F rau d . L. Per- While Nellie Ta»lne R"-*, for­ mer gnvs-tmir of Wyoming and v .> rhairman of the ItvnincYalie national committee landrd the jh.»| of director of the mint many li.nl thought, and t| I* known sFr hoped, that shP would he rewarded fur her campaign efforta with the p u t of treaaitrrr of the llnittd Mate,. Mrs. Rms Is one of the I. s' known women in national, and had y*mpalftied for Dcloprate T o Wheat (’onfcrcncc 1h Bnck Home Bearinj? pimiftic R e p o r t s Effort',, PLAN FOR GIVING Unprecedented To End Disputes Ranked SUN TO FARMERS WartimeOnParWith Maneuver-’ _________ . « ' GFb^-Aj BLOCKED BY LAW W A SH IN G T O N .' A u f. . - ■■■■ NEW YORK. A--g. 5 T A L L A H A S S E E , A n*. B. »lalru»wt that **AH FttfPPf__!li (A . P .)— P re o ld o n t R o o a ^ «. — (A . P .) — T h e ' a u p re tn f resily fur war11 wss mane ot lien-, velt to d « y gpprovod « J o in t co u rt ru led to d a y th a t th e ry Mm gentium. Hr.. ye*tenlay a* d ec la ra tio n fo r In d u a trla l an tl-n ep o tlam law pasae<l by the diplomat amt Demoeratlr, peace proposeti to h im b y * th e re c e n t L e g is la tu re does r-unsel-r ret -me-l from abroad. . leader* of In d u stry an d la b o r n o t ap ply to school te ac h ers. A delegate to Ihe wheat eonWASHINGTON, Aug. 5^-WP»- In an u n p re c e d e n te d e f f o r t to * ’ B e c i u w o f - s t a te law gov- fcicni-.-ln—llgntTa_>nd later an. rm t-tH ap u trr.1 -­ e m in g e x a m in a tio n a n d a p ­ n k wwv wmf Tigx+iwxr* kilIH 1 rrrta y ” n ,WO Wrr# i Ml»a IVikim, lung rh aid* «f lh# Aimilivr ipipnitant govrntmtnt rarer* with Ihe Americans In, wa* called upon to rescue from T h e P re sid e n t prom pU y aiJt p o in tm en t o f school te a c h e rs Prrsident while he was governnrp ,ni held hy a woman i« that .f London at Ihe economic parley.( irnpardy plan* nf farm admlnUThr injured . includ'd th e d efin itio n o f nepotism ervne commitsinner. Thi* thr f-riner amba*»ail«r t-> Turkey- t rotor* tn dUtrlhute about $200.- pointed a b o ard of aavaiiy-, . „ ,Theodor# .. -o f New York, became the first Middleton resigned ll.rlan police „ ,n history to ' s-tflre i« occupied by Miss Jessie «ald «ar I* brewing In tieemany.i iwin.nno to farmer* within the next headed by S e n a to r W a f n a r . does n o t ex ten d to th e m , th e chef ami Repiblwan < a n .li- ^ a cabinet ,*.*■. The nest Dell, who though not a Roose- He -bvlared that the pol* •»« " f M day* a* benefit* for agree­ e o u rt h el< L ments to curtail their output if o f N ew Y ork. L a b o r a u t h o r ; ;Ute sheriff, whose leg was ^ lh, m tt, male’a vanity vrlr appointee, has been tetained njurvd. The injumd said they were r>mr wh<lll „ u h „ , n oxran. despite the efforts of many pi. Chancellor Hiller, If *nree*sful. wheat and rollon. f W ^ i t o hroogkt hy Ity, to a d m in iste r th a n a t lo o - . will wmk f»r a general war, and1 F jMblia n . Htthboi. the targets of an outbreak at a h ttr of |h , - t;Ir. , r omB-M. I'tirnl Irndeis to land the berth, A 53-year old law ha* been in- al peace e ffo rt. that if these p-llrir* ate un*uc-j _ reunt; 4»»eh«r, who it wa* prccir.ct „f the Tway foal tom n , | Wn. for iitnls, ciin>rituent*. M>sa Hell,, (tthsr memtora of tho r r » ful civil war will re*ull with­ terpreled bv *ome official* as re (ly rttA was related by marrlay* pan> Camp a mile south f here. m|lrli ,h„ f|M, uf h, r lt? . f font Incest On I’age Twot in that nall-n. an-l spiead over, qtilrlng definitely that when the won William Green, president of to a mambar of tba school board. They told offirtrs they went TALLAHASSEE. Aug. »,—(/»■) the continent! government make* a payment to lh* Amsri.an Federation of U - T h e Attorney r.vneral’a office 1 lo th ep recln ct w ltb a doien other Avked.b-w Europe emild pre­ any party it ntual withhold sum* bort Dr. U o Wolman; John Lovrl». within tha prohibitions of thw act! ' .. . , men |0 minute* before thr open-l pare linsnrlsllv ami ph>«lcally4 d> e It. If this Interpretation Is up­ president of »h# United MIM Mylng "nepotism bM been defineil "**3 ing .f the polls t„ *ee if the U |. for enothei war, M»igenthau re­ held It would cause a *ub«lanllal Wotkerai WolUr Teagle, »»J«Yp a* • bestowal of patronage by cannot he paid with bonds under , |o, b|)l f|Mp,y ,cem dan.c i p / l f U V AI I I I I C T D I C O poillon of the payment*, probably dent of SUndArd Oil of New, plied: public of (Lera In appointing nth- term* nf th- supreme eonrt opin- wits, a signed agreement of ll.* f ( | | \ 1 l l 11 U I j 1 t l l l j O “Hy martial law. The nations of one half, to he offset hy largo Jereey; Oorard Swop*, prootdoirt, •ra to offlcos or positions hy rea­ Ion uph'ldlng the validity of the two factions. A controversy ilevrl ! _ . ii.n n iA n iiin ik Europe ran ea«ily confiscate *umi which farmers scheduled for of lh# Gensral Electric Comport*,, son of tbolr blood or rosritsl re- Futeh Act for rctlemptlnn of de- I "P*’’1 •>*‘*»en the two groups. " I A i f L A IIT U O R II V ill enough to arty -n wsi. It I* m-ut benefit* now owe the government and Louts Klrstoln. Bootoo mor-. Utlonsbip to tbo appointing au­ linnuent taivs. Mnktlfton ami his ».,P,H„t,r* | / l l I L l l \ \ J I l l i m i f J U l / pathetic, a* Ihe ma**e< of Ihe much nf It In. default. thority ruthor than because of the T* people waul pearr lull the lead-' Called upon for an'opinion to chant. |o(jf |t >M ((r M l h , . n _ _ _ v - rv A < | merit or ability of the appointee.’ The clause .Mowing redemption , Jk> ^ Th# Praxidont said er.v want war." r clear Ihe lmpa**e Attorney Gen A cun-reta porch. They Th„ ,said mllt N R l I O n n l I k C i O V e r y A u "Our construction of the school r f tea certiflcstem la bonds e’v- A M-n go lit him «aid all th* natlun* eral t'ominlng* ha* drafted an ment Is “on * P»< with lU tntos is that under these laws eted only 19.11 and prior years about bOi) shots weie lirtil from Gompors' momorabl# wart Im# noY n in iH lra tio n O k o y n of Europe are r«n*ervlng their opinion hut referred It to the teachers era required to be ap­ and Hoes not eitend to 1912 taxes machine guns ami rifles, and a mand to proserv# th# statu* q w . re*ourre*. President at Hyde Park. pointed because of their demonIn labor dispute*,” ond charOcter, |stick of uynamilt attached In a "under any circumstances or c*n“Thr unwllllngne** on the psit It wa* reported that pendlny lied it • • an ”*ct of acononye, ■touted and proved ability to ---piere ■ f coal was thrown In tne of -nm* of tbem,” he drrlared a*’ t^ach and not by reason of their ditions." Attorney General Cary edge of the purrh where it ex­ WASHINGTON. Aug. It. -I/Pl \ WASHINGTON. Aug. 5 - H e re j he lande-l front thr liner Iteren- the rilling most of tha payments •tatesmonshlp This Joint *PFtat family status or tha usual psdit- II. I.amils said. The national reruvery admlnls- are answer* In questions irgsrd- gana, “lo go all llu- way In the to rotton farmer* who agreed lo pro pots* th# eraallon of a djfp ploded. plow up 25 to 50 pecent of their leml eoDildtrailonR that may apply trlbuiml to paati County tnnds or bonds of nny A hundred guardsmen ru»he<l iration yr*trrilay aiithorlieil im- Inu sper-tfie1 prohlenif raised hv] mailer nf wheal riiitallinrnt Is growing crop were being with­ tlngulshed to ordinary fhrll offices or posi­ President Roosevelt1,* vii'inlary hroiusr of s feeling that they held. Only one rheek ha* been pre­ promptly on any e*»# of dlstrkt within a county, except j l0 lh, lr)m Harlan, reva Vrption of mo<llf.e,l re­ tions permitted he filled st the, mu-t prepare for war and in pre­ sented so far. Thla wa* handed to ahlo or -dispute that m»T • | , ymM|| M r„ mfnt, for M |n. re-empl'Vment agreement*: discretion of the appointing au­ drainage district bonds, the At- rial men were questioned here paring they mini have grain* In a Texas farmer in a Whlla Kouis from th# InUrprptotton or op lorney Central said, "mxy Iw.useil | ly faptaln Diamond leikm * f,„ m Q. I'an an employer work sn | cation of tho.'Troildont'* »-4 thority." . reiemnny la«t week. In redemption of 1911 end prior ,h,> n»‘ltnal gua t. J l|1B , |)rei(,|ii„ l ts retail lumbei rinplnyre In a retail store dm ing •tore and draw upon. plo^mont agrram ont” "All Europe I* ready for w ar.’ tn some nf the cotton states It ihe rush period in the morning years taxes when delinquent r»r__ s gw 1 » Th# Prasldont appointad 1 the . produrls. fV lie added. "Kranre I* working era* estimated many farmer* S e v e n te e n P e r s o n s tlfleates am held hy the slate and The Industrie* lh » permitted, and then roles*- him AntII another looih and nail to he wolf- con­ scheduled for payment* owe the tribunal shortly •after ho w** J» they are over two years oM.” | to put into effect wags and (lour |„ „ y p ,t |„ j begin* In ml t-after* tained and la offering a bonus on gux*rnm«nt In tha aggregate up A t E m p l o y m e n t jv ry * . •« " H r own r - v . h 'w Landis’, rnUag^jeTvervd one »f wheat, t n 1Germany thee* will ha to to percent of what la dee them. volJRI* T,*wr workers ta d t»e*o»' s-k**j*s •# ' n __ ; J I of tho blanket NRA Sgfeemenl In-1 . the moot question* of Interpre­ wsr within nr without. Condition* Similarly, Ihe *tart of Ihe wheal a r o n O f f i c e I n & n l o M u , ^ * p^ rr r . N,M rr r r e .T f h tT '| A "'* • wm,M hr latlon of the court's opini-n. Ills Ju d g e •II over Europe are similar tq acreage redurtlon campaign ha* inlftg $00,009 more. ___ I milk, kn lied outerwear, oil hmn-l " violation of the .plril of thr whsl they w ttr in 1911. ruling wa* made In a telegram been retarde,| pending a decision, N*W YORK. *AngSavtntaan persona ware brought to Karl R. O'Quinn, elerk of tha The 700 mark was pa*sed at r ri, orlleal supplire, paint, varm«hl agreement. “All the countries are *pending wilh word from farmer* In *ome before County Judge 4. G. Sharon Clreult Court at Clearwater. the Re-F.mployment Office at 110 and Inrqiier, printing. I >ys nod I i) -Are luneh-on nod rest pr. more for armament. All dlutrii*! area* that If offset* are required Tha’ iteel Industry ysstsnUy In­ Numerous per*"ns telegraphed East Kiret Street J sl before noon plsylhim*. wheal flo r milling. r|o«fi** de kirtlble from Ihr mindwr rath other. Europe will not look sauipaign* In their rountlrs "need formed th# national m o to r* tdto a m v tr for tir it d law vlollmlnlalraUan that It had Mr>»« »«e relad lumber products, and htiild- , hollr, w„ lfcH ,.r „„ lh.. Hoot during tha luut two weeks of the Attorney General and Comp­ today. In us fur nisn iMiwer again, a* not be attempted.” limit" In the maltor of It* eode Irg materials sad building spec u | wj(hjn |||r #prrlfM nllwU, * July, uceordlng *> offleUI records troller yesterday asking if drain­ sh* ha* all the men she want*, Exactly 70* men and w men are Farmer* owe $119,1.15,742 In and «otld gJ no further. ' 1 age district bond* could be used registered who are In nerd of * " , *1 rolrasa t today. ! A.—Ye*, within reason I’m lull one - group ur another wiuil-l seed, fecit and crop production Robert P. Lamont, pro#l«»at m For the advertising speeiilly |„„KPtj lunehrou an I rest p-Mo«l* like a financial sll-anrr with in.” loan* alone, most of It In default. R. 8. Tinkler, churgtd wlthdriv- In redemption 0f delinquent taxing some kind nf emplnymnt. Of the American Iron A 8t*«l Ing un anto whlla Intoxicated, was districU within the county. thi* number 435 are negro per­ industry ininlmiim wages nf :i..l U )|||(J ^ r,.Kara|m|, however, a* Miirgenthau *a-l he would pre­ Colloii and wheat farmers, two of tirto. In * communication ~ This, Landis said, cannot be rent* an hour for a 10-huur * " ,l‘ ! npp „ed |n tliw_-pint of the agieeson* and 271 are white per* -n*. fined |1M and costs. sent these view* lu President Ihe most populous uf agricultural dreikod to th* Woxhlngton nulliot. ! nient. * Wrrkers who have volunt'errd week wa* pritided. group-, together represent a sub­ Charli* Atkina, charged with done. However, tond* nf road and Itonseve It. Itlee, raid: ’* The knitted outerwear ache-lute (J _ |# , 4U|,|,.vrr t„ stantial majority of th* drhtnr*. aggravated assault, was fired *25 bridge district*. *«h*ol district* to remain at thi* office and re"W , call attention to th# faet ,lhoiit Ihe economic parley, MorThe*e advance* were made hy that,. In aceompllshlag th# greet gad costs, whllo about a week and such are applicable for re­ reive names of applicants declare fur minim "hi wsc-« »f 15 nut* n in n all p i - .cm finploye., ra- genlhsit said: * later ha was brought Into co rt demption of delinquent county and that rnmr nf the "lories told by „„ hour fur « «" h.-ur week w.Hi gkidless - f ifu-ir - tlirieney? “ You cannot eipeel mllim from the seed loan and crop production purpose of tha national rec ivgyy operations <>f knitting and windA.- -No. There I* nothing in the and charge I with aasault ami bat­ district taxes In the rminty In applicants are pitiful. a town hall meeting of sixty del­ office* formerly under Ihe de art, th# member* of lh# cod# hevq (Continueil On I’age Tw,) sgrerm ect r-n-i eMing an empl-n • tery and waa ordered to pay *5 which the districU are located. They mentioned the rase of a egate*. Ilcttei re*ulls will come partment of agriculture. In addl •Irtady gono boyond anythtog They will he accepted at par value young while woman whose hus­ ,rr In relai-i p aillnilar rm|lliiy*es. and costa. ■ later from bilateral and multilat­ lion, Ihe regional agricultural that oan t o 1 Justified by prteoRl provided the -me* he lure* ancredit forpnralions and Ihe Inle* W. J. Phillips, charged with in the redemption*, although many band Is ill and unabl to work. (ContIneod On Ptg* Tx##» eral iiieettng*.” ■ pal-1 B| least the minimum wsgr. operating an overloaded , trues, b'nd Issue* are now quoted at far Thli woman registered with th* Plaiting the les'lershlp of Sec­ mrdialr credit bank* hava largo Q. What w-MlI • p in t- lit an ern*um* outstanding secured hy below par. statement that her home is to. waa fined *16 and costs. pl-yer from -li.ehaiging person* retary nf State Hull, chairman it crop*, due Ihl* slimmer and faU. Isindis said ruling* on other * jy tare of food and that six per­ B. 0. Thi mas, charged with Ihe American delrgatlnn. Morgen n w receiving more th*n the mm operating a for him truck with points In the rnurt's opinion rrolr- son*. including hsr husband, are ini m an-t hlil’ig i-iexperienee-l than said he employed "at all She also an Improper lieenee waa fined $10 aMy will be fcmpleled today *nd impendent up in her. worker* at luwe, pay, thus crest time* the grratf*l perronal log.c will be made public as quickly and costs. listed the name of her »'•»* ing n new group uf ainempInyr.fT and rhann.” Hometlm* between 8:30 O'flfW Lae Williams, charged with a* possible. a mere youth, who Is seeking One of this eity'.t mure "nA. Thi* wiuilil regar-le-l a* Offices of Comptroller l#e sl»o work of any kind." ■nd midnight Tlurackuk eHmeon* giving an auto with an improper were flooded with request* for InnRtlWNRVILLR, Texas, Aug. ft. cut a iCTttntd window 6tt Ihi •n s, waa finad $6 and costs. Major R. U Glenn who was to p-riant downtown corner I—a- a vinlaliun -I the ugirem m l to ns, the former Hanfuid-Atla-Hr • pread euiplnymeul and Inerea-r —lAh Damage lu the Inwvr HI" frspt porch of thd J. A. Wriaht Otis Ball, charged with bars as­ terpreUtlens of various point* of have started a htuse-ln hnnaa 11— h Grande valley eitrus crop from homo on Mtignoli* Av*nuo, dnIn sault, wss fined IS and o a ts . • the law, ranvass with three other worker, N a lln n a l flank I t - m , at M a g n -H a V ^ ?,1 ■T -hr r , ‘ ................ . agi-rliienl for n re . . . lhr blanket “ An Intensive study of Ihe pro­ yesterday s|at*d that there hsa Avenue and, ... the Gulf storm is estimated today t*r*d th# homo, and corrlod ax Elijah Seamora and George rlent .street, Mill. Monday I* Seminole County Day at five perrvnl of the total c r ’P property veined nt about $80. L T Taylor, charged with assault and visions of the hill Is being made, been a slight delay In getting h-msa1’ a new and m idem Plgi.iv port on personnel an.I wage, M II rd, hill a questionnaire is J u l><- at the World’* Fair in Chir**». hy Ralph Knell, ’managing editor lie# believe that other valuable arbattery ware fined $5 and costs, said tha Comptnller. “A* *o'n a* this work started. u w all vis 1 , . Wiggly More on or•*.about Oct. I, distributed on to,, i—mt mm I ho * Thai mean* lhal during ihe en- nf the llruwnsville Herald, after a tick* noerby woild hove bt»a while Andrtw Dixon, In court on these points sre settled, state­ in trit-u - lire ilav. vitilnrs to the Fair will survey „f stout thrve-fourths of stolen *l*o except that th# roba similar ehargs, wax fiaed tho ments will be sent to official* of names H ist to'reminded lha' the finest county the grove*. Wreckage of damaged tor or robber* woe seated o f t., the earl'us eotin*i*« " • ) |tl. a wthcr or n 't they have Increased Uni in E. Allen, grrsi-lent of -Inwhether m l --- ------------ Th# m lnlag property lartaj|M In Florida i< Senumde liiunty. I'»- home* aril buildings littered lh» "I am very hsppy," Governor their working forte*, he said, it hank, dated that a five-year I*1 I Mr*. R. W. Leedy. chsrged with l—ated in llw heart of the nlru* eiiiinlryshle as residents sought a gleditone traveling bog, a shav­ balng drunk, waa fined $5 an t Hhnlts said, "that the property I* necessary first to rone out the B(| ,hu pr„ ^ ,rty (u , |„.en *igi and vegetable section nf the state til determine If there wss any ing brush, and a ’pair of ooeki ownar* In Florida are being given county »o that lhare shall he no costs. . Sum- of this publicity will to Ins* of life. Wind velocllle* ranged belonging W Mr. W right, a»4Je Sara Harper, Isaac Jonas, a fighting rhanee. | urge them over-lapping of personal vieita with the Winn-laivrtt inter­ released over Ihe lmid-*P*aking as high as 80 mile* an hour. shirt and shaxlng brush belonghtg Operators nf l'i(gly-W -ggly st — ' Plate her Jones and talon Thomas, all to make every effort to pay by the questioning worker*. system which I* Installed through- K-arrriy any hulldinr* In Point ii f . W. Weltsol, a guost at QU charged with petit larceny, were their 1911 taxes and to continue Sanf.nl rests ii ant and lunch. Major Glenn stated that h i an-l in thi* stale. nut the Fan grounds. The news­ Isabel escaped Injury. Brownsville Wright horns. to co-operate In this far-sighted paroled to tkoly parents. I’re'rn t plans In-tcale that H room owner* ira-lj to ul-i-le Folic* hid not bpprshonded J jo Jonas, thorged with patit effort tv bring about reduction In MaJ-rs F. L. Miller. Frank Kay toihhng will he enlarged ar-ll |,y ihe r— | rfin e -l- -tf u Nsli-nnl paper* of Chl-ag-i and nearby was hie heavily. Matamoro* Anderson 9nd B. J. Overi'reet Thk ’t ritlr* will he full of data about across the Itto Grande In Meileo guilty parson today. larceny and the larceny of a taxation. If the reople will hrip. renivsted. The store rcom v.i.llcod# which the) r*|—ct will be Ihi* county. Karl tohm ann will tory U one of a serlss whkh watch, was sent to th . Boys’ In­ we can put Ihe house In order. probably will start their cmnlyhad many buildings unroofed or now-reached sin robbsrloo, wide raneass early next week. extend to tne sidewalk nn Magi - ' *t’Pr ,v ,‘* * i,hl,‘ ,h'’ n,•, , frW | apeak at »everal lunchrun* ami dustrial Homo a t Maiiaana. wierked. Ing thd rnneecklng of the W ..tt other public gathering* dur'ftg the Okrria Louise Long, .charged lia Avenue and Ihe .tdrwalk .... ''*They decl I d this ai a meeting' Hill homo toms ddyn'ago. .-■ * DR. RICHARD DEWEY DEAD First Street. The entrance v ih j^ t , hr j | n„te*uuia llutel on day, a* well a< over a Chicago with path larceny early In July, ---------------*------- ’ )!/.’ h i ail in station on a program which waa paroled to hor parents. How­ LA CANADA. Calif- Aug. 5. tie on tho northwest corner of ' ic Wednesday where they appointed will include *nng* hy Chief Rveeever, later In tha month, *h« wna —(Ah—Dr. Rf-hard Dewsy, 87, budding. The present parkway «m -Mrs. Pearl llan*ill tn reprr*«nt Noo and the Negro quartet from arrested and charged with tha Following a hearing held at the noted psychiatrist and neurologist, Magnolia Avenue will be tak--n them at tile Floiula Jtestaurant St. Augustine. malldoua deetrust loo of private NF.W YORK. A tg. ft —W Vaway so that a tom ,bile iiarkinq Owners’ Axs—lati ui in Jackson­ Mr. Lehmann wrote friend* hero preperty. She was ordered seat Court House yesterday morning In died yesterday at his home here. Eugene Danlell, Jr. of Somerville. ville Thursday. spare will to available at all which Frod R Wilson represented toda, -that among the Remlnole Is th . Ocala H s im for Girls. Th* S anford'C ity Comntkisea Mr*. Han "II atleu'lrd Ihi* County people who bars offerkl Msisachusetts wss arrested to­ the City agxlnat attorneys rep­ DBATII TAKER CENTENARIAN times. day nn a charge of placing tsar Is stheduled to medt at tbd ,<Jtf Meet ing, a* w*ll as a meeting of I*ical contrsctor* and plumtorresenting a group of negroes to he in the Florida exhibits on gai tombs rvxultlng In ths elos- Hsll an Monday night nt T?$0 CIVIL SERVICE SEAM charged with possessing or netting PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 6 .-W ) nave been inspecting this pr.ip'r- lh- Florida Hotel Owners' Asso­ Monday tn spread news about this ng of the New York Stock Ex­ o’clock. It ll on adjourned, lottery tkkeU. Circuit Court Mrs. Ilia-hi Kchmoikler. who was ty for the past few <L>s, esti­ ciation. county are Mr. and Mrs. H, JThe local gr .up vent Mr* Han- lehman. Howard I-nng, and Rod­ change jesterdsy. Ha was picked Ing /tnd tbo tocopd reading , Postmaster J . 'p . Hall today Judge Millard B. Smith announced 1M y rtrs of aga. died Friday mating tha costs of repairs and rebuilding. They, as woll •• oth­ veil to the Jacksonville mrsDng man Lehman. Mrs. tohman will up by detective* In a hotal, naw ordinance relitlag to a •ialed that tha United B utte that he would take the qaestlon of night. er contractors, have ant it next with initruclii.n* tn offer hearty he the hostess In ihe Florida charged with malicious mlichlif, trie light pries# h int I* te Civil Barrios Corn miss Iasi has an- law under advisement. A decision r • • B felony tocausa tha damage, nawavar. CKy C lirl F. 8. nsaaced an axamlaatian far the la sxportad next week. WAB WRECKAGE f.OCATBH Thursday to submit bids for va­ co-vperatlon nf any reasunabff home on Monday, h* added. n ested hy Ihe bombs, exceeded son today'statod that It la <1pn£* rious typos of labor which will be plan offere l They instructed her • t f pastmastsr a t IsrngTha negroes’ attorneys argued the mlsdemeamr allowance. In­ ful that this ordinance telllrlg lo say that lo-ally irstauranta be­ Tha elaaing date for tha that Um negroes should be turned LA ROCHELI^, France, Aug. ft. needed. spector John Lyons said Danltll, brought up far tha reason t f c t t j l INDIANA HANK ROBBED When completed, tho building lieved a 4M-hi ir work week with of applications la Axg. oeer to County authorities foe —(Ah—The «rra:k of the Hpaniah under questioning, admitted ha a raaant, meeting tha m atter W $ agpllaaUra tlaak* and In­ prosecution on the ground* that steamer Haiti**, sunk off this will h iuse n store which will to a minimum wage of $13 psr week was the man who placed th* tabled because only faur C a»j MONTPELIER. Ind.. Aug. ft.— frr employees is fair and just. coast In 1917 b • German subma­ similar, a* to its Interior, lo th i in appHemata may be their crime Is a fsloay. The at­ rine, ha* been located. Tho Italian pig gly-Wiggly (tore on Ma’n The $11 mlnlui;m nor any salary The First National Bank of Mont­ package bolioeod for • lintft£to mk*loners ware present. Cede » t the Longwoed torneys had secured a r from ike U. S. compelling Judge S. A. B. Wilkin­ Mirage vessel Rostra is attempt­ Street in Daytona Beach. A iarg- paid a worker does not include pelier was held up yestarday by e ntaln * bomb nn tho stop* of nrfutaner H. J . Lalunaa mtU pet t a t Wash­ ses te ta rs these v ic to r s ever te ing to rvc vsr tho cargo of cop- meal market will bo operated In ilpa, which the worker* may ra­ three men whn escaped with ap­ ihr home of Mayor Jomot Curley la able to attend Miodsy’a mdd*Ing far to I* In Chicago. of Boston racontly. proximately $10,000, isin. connection with the atora. the Ceuaty. ’S' LANDIS DECREES ,3 2 T A -X EU A N 1T BE PAID IN BONDS Nearly 200 Millions Would Re Held l)p Under Ancient Rule Ruling Is Made Upon Hrelf Of Upholding Of Futch Statute PACTS| ANSWFRS GIVEN J TO QlIKSTIONS ON' ROOSEVELT CODE ( Inrificnlion I Uiven To Specific Points About ARrccments ImmcdbteAdopllon 700 M ark 1^8886(1 e G" Business Corner Is Leased Five Years By Grocery Store Iiowcr Rio Grande's Citriw Hit By Storm Wright HomeEntered Bj Thieves Thursday Seminole County Hay I Scheduled Fair , f,, ! whn,sr„rr,r; ,2 . y, ™z KestauruiiU'i'rM Are Ready To Okey Code Smith Takes Case Under Advisement Man I Held Charged With Tear Gas Attack City Commission To Have MeetingMoriday Hi S e ix .; -- iSw.- - — P 4 / �THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORP. F Ii)P P A , I ARE RAINED OUT CONCENTRATION Scheduled Tilt W Wh/tighMortalityAmong Cocoa Outfit T<foe Financial In s titu' Played 0nAugu»tl5 tions Seen As Cause e - t i t la ttd tt ( .is r iu lisil"»s 1 Oanr-r.1 ; C S m rs. _ • For th. flret »«-*■ * ! *’ du lrd t'o lra l achedulrd I* nnlri» }tl us *** Florida r I rague game Baseball although »i* tl"* washed •">: teams tra .e fe d long miles and were ,,n han • rrtdjr to play- I* was a (■ s o u f w a te r r v e r y w h s ta and postponement w»* tM result. ‘ Manager Charlie. Abbott, was to hare appeared■ at Cocoa In thr with the releryfed. I.. .. n le manager f«r the fir*t time, Uinvert tty of Chicago. the By mid-1933, Profrsair -MetehI' pdnta out, tho country had lost, omcoraiily or permonently, abou' half of th . VtfiOO b*nh» that had boon in siuteoqe la 1920. and bttwoon ono-third aa.» -no-, half of the. 1040 depos ts. Tho ftriod of hoariest m'-rtallty "»* Juno, 1931. to March. 1933. While, tan k a sponsions do not occlude, bank re.penlngs and a rt In other ta y a not highly accurate, ProI f-se-.r k m h aaid. tho trend, a rtj 1clear. “During tho y o n 1M0-19*1. M« roenrda lor bank mor«.r« wort .a ta M th f f . Prefe*sor Mcoch laid. "Bank conawidatton increased th . .ire .f tho serfage ank and ta « another force f«r f renter banking concontration. Banking combination and busre*i, (ombinntion proceeded hand in ( hand. B ran c h , chain an-3 group banking expanded rapidly , until. In 1930. about 2* t|erccn* ■ of our hank, and to percent of all bank loan, and inre.tmeate « ; » ■ In 'multnle* eyatem.. i -Tbo Federal Ketorre Sy*tem ■ test In membership on the other ; hand, tl can scarcely be said to FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1*M w o r l d o___ f e t e r n a l s il e n c e perknent menu a» coftwl ? U o r.l to * - 1 "**-•“* IS "* ! p e w . r s . U *— • .ta t. i u U t a M r r » « t » « Ghandi Re-Arrested, Sentenced To Yesr ala:»d .«d*r to.* *u i"*T"V -I ute* than Ik . MtloMl Uw w » m eet m o re * rtW . POONA. Aug. 4-—wn Alter* I irief mommt of lihoety. Vsbab I ma Rsindhl was re-arTtsted tods, and Imndodlatoly sentenced to I year In Jail because ho d ec li^ j to rents n In Poona, and r s f ® t i coast h b political actlntie.. | J | asked to bo placed among ’ho | ' lowest grade prison.rr. Th- a I tionalist loader Informed tnr ice* I t wss no pleasure t i him 1 ;rta h tho law* of tho sla o. H« U offering all tho m lsU nrs i .peaceful man co-id. he said, 4 an unjust system of govern-eat. i<»— r Itwi* **• *—- * . liability feature is another t*-j ■.cement to uati.nalii*. \ -There U room to the .U te . *U1 « ~ t.tk o c. mpet tion". Profe»*«r M ~rh •aid. “N atl tial tan k , end m e m b e rs of th e F e d e ra l sy.tem ar« now to join tho «u» in Rv*JcHcnbtr#« g i n Druse HU Morgan, of McPherson. Kansas, winner of tbe title of “Mba Kansas . »nd „ Wanted g“~» »< ibs Kaoaq. Day cslebration at A Century • I P ro g re s s —th a Chicago World’s Fair. ^ t T T f t S m n r ^ a t r ir -t h a r .h s . t » « * will be plnyed In Cncoe on Aug. If, ||e welcomeil the rain as f i r ­ ing hint nn opportunity to send h i. m tn th ru .g h n rmiple of real workouts, one of which wa* .ta g 'll a t Municipal Park th s morning. The lowly New Smyrna Crackera com e Here n e tt Sunday alterno m. While it Is safe to ray tha M* *r or U ttr. I* H not U»t*y nfw assst currency wll! , Federal Kcserto nitea! .mot legal gold ft-»* rro ,p “ ius be olimlnate-l as deposits? Should not tho Reserve be allowed t ; **• a s I , 1 lid III Null.* Im hereby ot»*n lbs* M *'■ . J ls t T I .U M t lil, k tifP b»M r >if T » » l f ’.‘tf llf U « l» Ns. III* . i IhJ p*I IR» If* ' •**•/ **t Annuel. A. R , l i l l . h«* kdltl r*M I»lr*l* In t«| «ff k * . »D*I I l»s,« III 4 || * a |I p I I r a I I n n THE NEW f<*r f lr tite m I i .i i sloosl lit |■•l•* Mi a «« wfelaitc* rnft tarICH t««v lU lil P trllflm l* M « lir « r r - I_ tIsiiiis **ftlril lisllsatk «ng*min t|»««errll» l l* pfiip lF InM l*•'M siiin , rl'#»if* ,n I * NwTl' , ..f H* s )A **t \y i n f«u XI NuifttN 1IUh|* LKGAt. NOTICE Rain y a a r o r d a y afternusel waahad.katgX Daytona Beach golf maleli to hanl been played aver Iho Daytoas Beach Country Club course. Andrew M. Carraway, manager of the Sanforj Country Club, t» ila. stated that tha match la to ks played hots noit Sunday after­ noun a t 1:30 o'cloah—Uaitejaioda* til lo-al golfers th a t th o r » H S * nected to bo membora of tha I * ' .• _ *L ^ nn (ling i n n s: n r A P r i.lf tT s n a s u n r it iip k ii s a iin u e r r -r iu * » I » IIP T H IS ii p . * i :h * i . s t t T . . ITS-.S IIP t l l M I T C T K IIP PI.MH-1 *'■' ffI„ II au n t o u n i o ivri *"* Twfa M M a.Y o tfo M al. Price The) Affords Yaw Bool Savings oet. A. h . IM« y K iiot-iH-Aili*. , M f*lir ull MV A 'Vil* ara u r t iik URCRHAI- s M t* CK .“ " I it... in's*!* a p p ll* n ll»D ( , , r '•* i'* I.s 1 , 0 tl* III M*c*srdMnr# w ill I* * Halil r * » l l f l r * l » *mhr<IF*M lh ^ tot C r i ln a < t-s e flb -.l * » P o « r • « “ , " 1 l„ n-ml net- r-..u»ty. Pl»fl-l«. iu s H I oh- S • t» Ik W “l h lung* «■» Our Employees’ Wo-ores Have Been Raised And Additional Help Has Been Put To Work For Us I* IS IM P O R T A N T , e v e r y . ' , o n e Liberal Allowance for Your To Apply on New Firestone High Speed Tires VAl’illlN. S S n b M i “I l f . 5 td U T iS i-tif t" f• 7 c* » f .Sis I T " tr u e W .M .. l - m S l . . - . . ereteeej-a^-'e^^' wytiamtolf tmm lit** Pe*vg Otkme^jeeeto • 9 .M >• W K I.K H . afsajir- **•, r re..'.h'b.:" II p a r t • 7 .1 1 la M fll H*ml. l Tt*.s US- T lltt nraTS! r*p S M»S»n ’ iY .. le her.hy s l » - n 'b s l tt l>. found the fart* to surh. H ero's what the protest is *a*nl on: T h r D aytona H u h r n l r r cn J |y K cuntoineil the n n m n uf A l B bkpr, W a lte r Shunnon. nml U ro rg i- Citeark a* "rla s s " m r.i. tin J u ly 1», Johnnie tlu lh rs lh o a aiVJrit to tho list to make lie fourth “ rla*a " m an. Manf f-l p la ye r- found nut, however, tliut - l ^ f i y Ijvne is also a “ class" man. o u r RM h..I*I'ssiinly. FLifhl* r lrlk D O IN G Enel. T h r .an. 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I i 1*4 w lf* . >1 H X A L K K \ A r * ll lK I C . | k * f* m U n l». \«rri« k n r nrKt t i u MAwtuw* * p a r t 6J0-11HD-----6.80*19 HD.------ 5 .5 0 -1 9 1.00*19 HD— 6.00-17. 7.50-18 HD. P H O N E R93 F IR S T anti BLM BILLY’S UNO aE MI.H. Ntallra !■ h*»*Hy f t > » n I ha i «iml*r I, !*k t I M i ir n f n «l*« r** **f In r* - im • jiaotif* tin*. ■*•!* rnlM*'! Ih !hs» ti.a.w•*»•»•* sen ill* ill* « * jt *f In ly , A l » . I » l l . I. » » V lic ir i iii r i» « n r » V F , « h M " W l « ) i lr*» 711* •!»> »*f A tt*»•••. A , l » . IXX>. fin a l Ilf III* r*|Uf|li«»*MN* *l*»*ar Ml IH* r i l l **f Has**f•*••1, »’*»Mnl» **f H**n». n*l*, h i m i * *cf r l*srLU. w ill « f f * r RATES 10c 11ns I llais. Re t in s /uiW«T « rr? TT TV\\S /CkACW OtoktP l-6U i T i l t A.GVC A U S W t t t UQ AU GT AT . NOO JUVT Ok» SMit TOC>OiV\ / S MOOC . k\QVlWT\ONl UIEUV. rlT kAHAJsl 1 / UJWUU• V f DOG UlNGS WAS- TAU. V4W.’S \ Vikl /U J W B M ( CAT, ms. vMjdwacc tx: *s \ yail kN V « ^ — A1W Y \TAk\U 3 t lm M I t lias 6 tlmsa 8c lint I month. Minimum charts 80c l - . l t> itt HI J iw -n h -s . I f r .ii.lin a | « l-ln t t h - r » » l . «. m I» r — r u n t - i l In 1-1*1 tl— -k I. l-s s t i t of the pohlle reei.rd* <ir H -n iln .il. i-n iis ty . K l»e l-la T r i m s ra .lt. l-u rrk a s e r It- psy t r y I I W . H P R .M -K II. I— A a iw iw tw w i u __________ HAVK YOUr " WATCir rgpaitaJ by on* who realty knows h«*. Brigg*. Jowclar, Mag. A*. II A utom obile* H u -rlsl M ssl-r in I'h s u re ry . M W A TR O M . H .ille llu r f e f l-ls IM IM ________ ■mill P I" n n e r f p ' . \ _ iisni lit r m « l d'cre* In tk »» *•»: *■•*»*•* ppkHIni In lh « I ir^H lI “u i . I * f t h - T w .n t y .l h l n t -treull - t Ih* Hist# u l F tor M s. !■ m I ii CAMIMNcT O iTtfT t , trailer. Four , person* rapacity. Compbto with Dow bed. *75. Heel * Hons, deal- « are, 1IH Myrtla Avo. ami Yra-nV « (iP s t A C. Is Hlaphain i M . (4|*!»»•••**», hla wlf*. i l W M fj*1***' i wIdunr, him I A 4 4 U OMlwffn. if Him . an4 If *.*•4 U o H »|r*. ft KraoM ra or S i l f f l i l l M H l i M m C Altai# ' M : : * - CAl’AIII.K, experienced man to n.1 tbe h » lr s . deel»#e*. urw n js#s oe run filling itaiion, good propo- •--liter rU lm o a tn aadsy P . •-, aitJon to right party. Bus A. A. A. •I*«*pm»*4. rm 4*lf»4Hnl». I»w J** cars Harald, e i V 'S t ^ e e 'Y i V U n r e i r -I H Convict N TUBBY r wtU.tAt#FT csrt X tU THFRCN r « t0 0 Toutt n tc K th /jy N, TH ta g c tte it FOR KENT: 6 m start and filling station. Also 4 small houses. Cheap. Apply Mrs. Georgia Hart, b i t Geneva Are. quality floor and datk paint al LM a. gallon; ?kc a quart. Stan7 -Roger* Hardware, C+. rs5?^"ss tWira HW«f«wV . \ M0«A OOWMBV TUKT CROWD - SOMETH INC , .MMVIA HAffTHtO, ■- M&19HD ------ 5.80-47. FtrMlone Tlr**—Flre»loot B»Uwlw Flmlonc Br»k, I.Inlng—Woco Pep (‘rodey Radio* and Norga E ^ ^ c RefiK* Tlnlcne Motor OH—Washing and PoHshlng— h is COTTA (DtA HArt-HW yj / hey ; > to e v * ' look.. »’M ip lM C H B O \ -to o ! > .« * �t ■o Senator Fletcher s Sanford Herald Floridh’a moot dixtlngtiixhrd cltixen la S«n«tor Duncan U. Fletcher, of Jackaonvllle. OuUUntlim leader In the United State* Senate also U Senator Fletcher, chairman of (hr Imnking and currency committee which haa been con­ ducting the investigation!! Into private banking hou.ee* and varioua questionable Wall Street transaction#. A mendier of the Senate for twenty-fire years, he enjoy* the rtJnUnetion of having thd longest record of public service. ’Thla week Senator Fletcher was honored—and the Unlvenlty of Florida w m proud to honor—when the degree of doctor of laws was conferred upon him In tM presence of a record graduating class at the University and thousands of admirers from all parta of the Btal* " h0 came lo pay their respects to the venerable genbeman. Senator Fletcher was introduced by Raymer Maguire, oi Orlando, who said: ,.j of Florida’s dla“W* are honored by the presence ho has held public tlngulahed citizen as nur guest, one wl._ -- ,years, 3. Like office and trust without spot or blemish T-. for 40 much for his the Grecian patriot, he too has f"ccomplished * “ people, and long has he arouswl the youth of Florida to Thus emulation. * • twice »•— - blessed also . Is his llfn which ...... I. ‘Flxcelslor. We might lie epitomized in the single word, mounting see him a plumed knight, ever nr:”*1-;: higher through the humanitarian, vears higher in the esteem of the the I>eonll•—u peoph 8age of Jacksonville: the Grand Old Man of Florida; as pure and Incorruptible as Aristides the Just.' In awarding the honorary degree of’ doctor of laws. TM knowing trow look* down at President Tlgcrt declared ’’S e n a to r Duncan Uimhiaw »a Fletcher, for more thnn 80 years a d tte n of Florida n, A ad lltta ma a* hi* an'my, faithful and lifelong public servant, five times *’lev“'p But I ha*r never raised * gun Or thrown a (ton# at him in furi. by the people of this slate to the United States Senate, author f r a narar plotted ’gain*t hb lift, of wise and beneflcient legislative nets jjj, Hix little one*, hb faithful wife, nuent orator, devoted IJemocrat. alumnus nf VamlerbiIt an Y tt If aero'* hi* path I dray Stetson Universities, the University of Florida la honoredjn with . rao«e from 8 t * N lew a, waxes beinf iet at M eenta. . The optical Industry. »M t f T«" a tO-hair week with seesenal excaptions and with wage* running from 2 ft-to <0 cent* an hour, dopendint oa claea of work done. The paint Industry obUined a (Continued from Dora I) Ing machinery limited to two ataxinium of 1088 hours for each shifts end productive Snachlnery to 20 -week period, tko e ta lr tlw t of 40 hoar* for 10 weeks and a maxone 40-hour shift. imam of 41 hoar* a week f*r ata The retail lumber and buOdlnr weeks. materials dealer* ohtaloed a 40Minimam waxes were set at I B hour week w 'th exeeptloa* for ta I I I a week depending on the emergency and leasonal employ­ population of tho city, as In the ment *n<l with a minimum w»go president’s re-employment aired" set by state* or mne* ranging ment eenle. from 30 cents In Alabama, the The printing Industry agree­ Cardlnas, Georgia, Florida, Lou­ isiana, Tennessee, Texas and ment fixed a 40-hour work » r 8 W rit Virginia to 4B ten li in Chl- f JT" ait mechanical em ploy* with ifomla, Illinois. New York, T»r- provision for orertiau wages. The mont. New Hampshire, Maine*. P r.nteri’ League section of New York employing Printer*’ A atxlatlon, Nnc.. was given an eixhthour day with a maximum of 40 hours a week and lime and one- Modified P acts Industries' THREATMADEBY For Are Authorized Machado Saya HaMay Call Troops To End Transportation Jam HAVANA, Cob*. Aug. • —<*’>“ Prnfatfnt Machado threaten'd ■trlklng O-iba with martial law yeUerday. Almoit .Imultaixoualy CWnfeogo*, lo Santa Clara Provlixa, flared Inti vlolenee. Damonatrating huadr*da ihattared shop wiailow*. battl'd poll** who Bought to ckM dir them. woundad thr** and (hardy reaDtad rural guard* call'd to dl«p*r«o them. Machado declared ho would call out froipa If nectaaary to , n | tron.pniiation and alllod •trike* threatening Harana’a * luirra of food and genaral comm trra throughout th* Uland. X nrm d.ntlal " adlct a«nrtad HbhbIsU t I* of Stuttw Carter Glaa*. of Virginia, uH Ik A tho highest pool r w r oct*-' pW by a tfotfan th th r trvaiury department- t l l u Akin, whott homo U in Georgia, follow, ta* fooUUpa of Mahal W ill.bra.* bat without prohibition problem*. It U expected that Prr.ulrnt Rorwwelt will eoon namo Mrv 'Julia W. Wheelorb, of Now York, widow of a wealthy real ro u te op. orator, to be United States mini*, ter of Jugwlavl*. She hae l<mg been retire la New York (U te pot. (ties aim oopported the Preji.IvtA at the naliotiai convention. 1 M master General Farley re rn fl mended M n. Wheeler's appoiaU moot, it In said, and the chance* look excellent for her becaimag __(Continued From Pago Opt) a Domoexat, was appelated by our second Madame Miniater. President Coolldge and eontlnood And lea* than 13 yearn sr* In offlcu by Prttldant lioorrr sa woman didn’t ereit hare a rote. tho Democratic mtmbor of tho blBALTIC HUMORS REVIVED partban hoard. Tho la teat appointment* Itif fair ''STOCKHOLM* — Rnmorx that d c 'r r in g Domocrata a r . thoao of anbmarinaa (gra —being- ux*J lot Mrtr'Martoh B*nnT«l»r, oT~E$Ve£ •muggllng liquor In Baltic water* burg, Va., who waa named a**l»t- hare bean revived. A group *f ant aeeretary of tho trvatury, and Finnbb fUbarmaa reported th'y Mba Stella Akin, appointed an- gar* direction* to a myxteriooa abtant attorney general. Mr*. uadarwatar eraft. WomenRecognized As paving Rights InllS. Government On# atap too near ha fllra away. I wonder why of ma Ihl* f»arT And think in inma far dbtanl y i( i A erow once troatad min affl •taya.l To watch hla coming, unafraid. Whan tuddenly at him waa thrown A' deadly bludgeon nr a done. And In that hutant there hagan The feather'd freatura’a fear of man. Now alta a aantry on a tree With ey. alert to watch for me. “CawI Caw!” ho erie» a* I ap­ pear. "HBr# I* another man to fear!” And thua am I compelled to (jro An ancient hatri* I of my rife And feel the flunk 9/ shame to le t The knowing rrowt afraid 0f me. —By Edgar A. Carat. l» I* gelling lo be fairly appar*nl that the New Deal Includes a number of mighty good apadea fer the farmer*. .-----— • ------- A New Use For Tear Gas The New York Stock Exchange, anathema to the Amcri can public whenever buitaws is off. but not q«H* » •jj; when dividends ur? Mint P«i<l. hasjn«*t had so much citement since the fatal crash of 1029. It appears that someone with a sense of humor or a thla great trailing marreal or fancied grievance against i. 1 yesterday into the circulatory ket let loose sontf tear gas system of The huge exchange quarters. Stwk brokers^ runneri and other employees took to cover with,the alairl ty of a startled faun leaving the vicinity of a precUtnO" «n* imal. All thought of buying orders, protecting mdglm.. iind_Qtb<&J2P<!rationH wer® forgoUen ln lhw m d h * ayU . ^ * • ment has Incrtaaed *n twiftly that t slay many tr*n»port*llon arWc|e« a t far east a* Camaguer Province wero blocked. It waa edimated SO.tXHl woik»ra In vartoua line* of aetlvtlle* wero on ■llikr. The,a Includ'd taxi drber*. deman.hng an lncrea*e in far'* and Idwer ga»ol ne price*; hu.men, making new proteata after thalr^ original demand* were m»t. and. atloet rar men, wh-i Kara axleaded a Jt-hour aympalhy alrlke. A definite movement alto waa ui<Kl way «o enllb /•'!!**<♦ a x a and-* new organisation ( of railway worker* declared for lha drike In TVoatnek market la particularly susceptible to Talk of ftorUt rocognlilAn la It ll^S^rays on edge In expectation either for Cloalng of tha food*tuff market briaglag out Ike fart that th 'y "nen'es** have many atrange thing* in Ru«- v f f i of news that will send the price ('kyr?r.ketl"*i',r In Havana wa* announced and | truckmen dldrlbutlng bread, mdk, 1 •la. For indanre, they have a M m cow . , hear and food itaplea aald th.y were i|uHtlng work. Uoiinbrd 1 meat dealera announced they • Another thjiig that ha* gnf tha local N. RjrA- official* dum p'd lc „m| niight. perchance, bring on a wild org> of aellmg. w.eild handle no more meat from the “tru d ." Dairymen prepared lo la whether a man who wear* a n bluo *hlrt belong* tu th* white ’ M reculiarly significant, and a fact known by mar- •trike ami baker* d ix u u n l Join­ ing tho movement. Kmplnye* of foliar rlai*. . Lnyano daughter hou»e, tha prin­ ..nfminded fears or unsubstantiated optimism, turn cipal en t'rp rb e of it* kind here, Wa hava no "particular ohj'cannounced they would walk nut. Hon to riling price* hut wa hope Laundry worker! dlacua*od tha 4hi* recovery pregram will not q r*tii>n uf Joining ami a pill w«* m o lt In »ome bu*lne«a concern* taken by the union of retail turn. trying to recover In a few week* Dock 'workeri al* • quit and all they hava |c*t In tha pa»t there were ao launch'* or farrlca three year*. upriatm g In Havana Harbor. Fill­ ing datioa* reaied idling g a te One thing which la back nf thla line In aupport of tha tranapor'adrlea lo Ineeaae purchasing la a tlon wurkera. Federal Reierve dat'm ent which Publication of Havana newspa•howa that bu*lne«* activity la peri alto waa axpected to n i x only u r n p«rrvnt nndar tha after a declalon by printer*, at*1M4-U level, while employment reotypor*. engraver* and typeae*. ta 48 percent under, and payroll! ting maahiaa ogerat ira to q-ii* nr* 114 percent under. It la plain work. E ltorlal workera planuri from inch figure* that work'rs to begin n atrike agalnat a aew k ata been taking 11 on the no**. press law. pallor of tha UdHodlat Church, Hawav'r, tha figure* apeak for Worker* In Marlaaao Iurge-) Mr*. F-rneat K. Tolar waa th» ofRalated and only lb* family the country aa a wh In and dp not charming ho*t**e of the Book hrlck* from a construction Job au l waraiaarlly In,licit* tha iltuntlnn 1/ieera* Club which aho enter­ and a few fnenda war* built n hartkade aero** the m»-n ta particular laolated communllU*. tain'd moat delightfully Friday Tha held# la the daughter of Mr. •treat which • ddler* later demob and Mi*. E. M. Howard, of tha 11 bed. Many *mall alurea la Viaftarnuoa. Tho»e praaaat ware: It may never bacoma a law but Mr*. Henry MeLaulla, M ».-F»«d Bye-U Hotel and haa i***4jd_l* dado ware rtooed but pottv* forced Sanfar.l for eaveral year*, having . name of our friend* ar* dtacuiaWilliam*, Mr* F. L. Woodruff, many friend* and acquaintance*. them to teopea. tag tha poaaibillty of, S lottery • Bahama ruch a* they hava In Cuba Mr*. J. T. Brady. Mra. B. J . Hol­ Tha groom la th* *fn d an t englmad Franca to taka lha place of ly, Mr*. C. H. Wnge*. Mra. 3. C. naer at tha 'leetrle light pla»l tho propoaed *ala* tax. Rawsear Renndt. Mr*. Cxorge F*x, Jr« and haa tha re*pecl and ••»*•» ao many variable factor* aa lha taunoral inch a plan may ka th* Mr*. II. H. Pattl*hall ami two of hi* employer* and a*1!**1" 1" •teel induatry," Tha communication pointed out fa rt remain* that In apRa of daughter*. Blanch* and Georgia, aMM. Tha youag eoupla wui ‘ hareulaan efforta al enforcing tha Mr*. E. M. 0 raddlek, of Jackaon- ■'•Ida at tha By*-La for aonm that It wa* hallaead “th# deal | coda la tha ftrat «#•!* which haa . law* agalnat lottartaa, lottery y)IW, Me. J. A. Bcgga and Mrfc been aubmlttad ta tha Pr**Ideal . ticket* ar* (till being told In aur- Wflaon.'of •ntuavni*.- Mra. J. W. under thn national taduatrlal re­ prlafng quant Waa. From inch Wind gale, of JackaonVIlla, Mra. Henry Wight ami Mm. Alfred covery act that caataiaa definite and detailed prneialoaa dealgnad ■MB whatever, If thay war* han­ UIJ*. R. A. Da**on, of JackaonetlK to remov* from tha ladudry tu dled by tha aU lt, aaffldant raecwhich It relate* ttafalr and danu*a would accru# la balance haa arrived In tha city t* taka up atructiva compatlve praclkaa hwdgate and make additional lax- kla dutlca la tha offlca of tho Crown Columbia Paper Co. which ha*« prevailed In Urn peat, Mayer Spencer haa Improved to by ieg><lat!sg th* meaner la which member* of th* iadodry aKail a*. -ta-mdd to h* « but*r rapidly and feet* *0 murh Ilka tabllah Uw price* fer, and aatl, ■x1sttag b etwaen i Roc- klmaetf that ha hai decided a vat 8U U Hull and hla cation would bn loot lima hum a*tea* to thalr alockl»ol«r* oa.y Utair product*.” 1 aecreUry Moief, hqn4 buay Sanford and U hack a t hU by tba realtaation of th# hapaa Tha coda. It waa aald. with aat "Wain triut." ever alae* poet a f duty again, looking after •rouaad by the afforta of tha •xreplioa doe* aat make any at­ tempt ta t u prime ar U g a r t h Am Canfa tiMi when tho jila lntareata and tha eity^ alao. national adml nUtratlou. Thay . Mr. and Mr*. Dempaay. a t JackBat go further." Coactcaiag th* mnxfmum 1 l . A. HarroM, a ft're a fd taavlag for Tampa are<-mpanl#d‘ by thalr daawad ntcaaaary U T*aUta tha alaca, MJ*a M uriel H arroM . 1 6 *. A. A. Pm*ton, af Fanrnp* M t u t o r ’i petition a w t o add ta tha facta and tha i UU sU m I data pr»**nud S t th e p r e v ia ua haar- TODAY is a buyer’s mar­ k e t Competition is keen. The woman who would save and get the most for her money is - -^Kg-AVOMafl—w h ^ r y close reader the bids made lor her patronage. SANFORD ELECTRIC CONTRACTING CO. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES HONK 441 I OR MAGNOLIA RELIANCE LIFE INSURANCE CO. KARL J. SCHULTZ Dtatrtct Manager “Over 488 mllUen la face*” « x 471 t i l E tat P.r•PauTs ‘ Beauty Shop BRIGGS SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO FA M O U S leery Wagoner’s _ FURNITURE CO. . Phono 0140 Sarelca for Paittm i ngel’a Eat Shack Genera * Baafcrd Ae*. " b .‘ U 1PERKINS TRIANON �J t -*•_**» . «ir 'in A n d Personal Activities ----------------------- - ................. ” — -------------------T ~ - -----------‘r r w v r . .. y p tf Fellowship Meeting Is Staged By Group TWISS ANNE BANNER IS MARRIED IN NEW YORK CITY TO LEE SAMUEL PAUL Tin:-x O K rons fwo Washington Industries Are In Midst Qf Boom 4 Over 100 u*r*on»_ attended .the Of interest to a wide dtcle o ff Mar it and departed (he orgmrecent fellowship picnic g'.vcn by friends here is the announcement] i.t played Mem!*! it-* te.esthe Woman’* Missionary S )d- of the marriage of Mis* Anne sional WASIIINCTOS. Auff. ety of the F lrit Methodist Church Helen banner, daughter of Mr. The bride hail her alt.-nd i*»i bkJffiP'W'* boom F>iw d t w in lr i a t Evansdale fnr all women mem­ and Mr*. Charles homier, of this ipon two Wnnhingion imliKtriM m . w . 5 o c /a / ber* of the Methodist Church of city, to tee Samuel, son of Mr. ants, her sister. *dr e r s o n a / s is a rr*ult of nHtifiif up °f the n»* this city. Th- picnic wa* declared and Mr*. Arnold Samuel, of New Handlrr, of New Vnrk. City, m a­ tonal Induct rial recovery Ailminiff* The marriage of Mis* Sally a great surer** and credit was York City. The cetvinony wa- per- tron of h,'nor; Mi*< Helen MaMONDAY. H n . Joe Jennings returned je i- Wright, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. ration hen*. given to Mr*. W, 3. Thornton and ^>rn ed on Tuesday, Aug. I, a" Halomi n, of Orlande, maid »f hon­ o r; Mr*. I^ton Cutler, . id New irtlay to her h m e a t t i m a Core T. S. Wright, nf this city, t* MonOnit' of the**!' iff the hutrl ifNlui^* The Mary l.ambuth Circle of; Mr*. C. P. llcmdon an.) their com­ •:;Ui I*. M. by Raldd Anton Fits YmS. Cityy Mr.'. Ife'ioon Kanner, pring* after spending a wc«k n!e W. Harriett, son of Mr. and tho F lrat Methodist Church will; mittee*. ry* raSnl a.4 tbo cap tal*ff so.’onu man at the H«trl ltrewster. 'Jt of SI. Louis, Mo., and Mt*« E liilt rre w illt Mr*. Arthur Gatchel. arirwit huffintfff. Th# other I* ttui Mr*. J . Harriett, also of this city, meet at 4:00 o'clock at the horn* Mrs. I’. B. Godfrey, of Orlando, We«S Eightyksjith Strret, New Mese., of New \.,t k City nn I •*!#phnn«» company which han» took place thie morning at 10:30 of Mrs. M. Rupert Strickland, J r , was a guest at the affair and gave Yoi» City. Him: an momuMi* pimher t»f Hanfe if, bridesm aids; and I It Avenue, with Mr*.' Mr*. EL 1. Hoy ha* returned -'clock a t the home of the Rev. I’almettu a short talk in which the compilmj;-ilii»tance am! Iivti! call* from Tie room where th,. wedding Mae Samuel, of Niw York C ty, point* in Ariiona, Califur- Smith Hardin, pastor of the First Strickland and Mr*. E. A. Wilson] merited the Sanford society for on i* who hae# *tucfftlon.< to *a*k took place was wa- .j.-cornicil ,j.-c»riitrd will! with a flower girl. a* hostesses. nosieue*. , _ . . ... .. . * look New Meiko, ami Utah where Methodist Church. The Rev Har­ ** instructioifff to |ivi' in connccThe board of Seminole County | * " 4 p r o f it ion t>f r*lm« nml »hnal*«. An Attending the bthlegrnont wo o ha* been spending the past din performed the ceremony in :ion with the Rrc»nfrry A .t, ( haptcr of ih? American Rel f * .! P*T,' 1' n* * ' r Ifnp^nfWjl nititr wa* fortnnl nt Victor llehnr. I •••• Kramer, ari l even weeks. the presence of a small group of TO RCNCW GLANKC T 3 Bt «lnr«< mm from rvrry will meet at 10:00 A. M. a. f i t S S f c JioLin on" »■»* >•>' •» em- th,- I.rule's brother, Herman hnnrelative* and intimate friend* cf Cru.s the commissioner* "room in lit-* ‘ . .* bnttkmvn: of paint*, fern*, amt ner, of Si, 1st t >, Mo. pa tion of th# country have rem*The Rev. Stewart Long, of the couple. T i» ..... .. M itih ia i>erm*n#nH> r ite Hell »? *u**‘*I1''* » ............ l.u .l: tTwo .i .. i..._.........i. . The bri,!-, who enter is I upon City Hall. whit., giadtidi. large paint: tcm l «t VVttffhingtnn botch ilur* . [onteriTlIle, Ala., I* the guest «hort guartM^e 1 n*il unit Unity «« *tL«a The bride wore an ensemble suit Circle Ntmbcr One of tho Pres­ forn ed an n>rhwny from which the mm o f her father, were :r Kfr.it me th,. In *t month. From th* a short Ume of hi* parent*, of Independence blue err pc with tT c irtu li.il ir was suspended a large while wed wield Ilf gown e f Ivory white an­ ihrir iargent down to the jn» Ir. and Mr*. J. O. Long, Oak white accessories. She w*s horn byterian Auxiliary, Mr*. ( \ C. *iDibinnn. Uriggs, chairman, will meet at • ding bell Ivneatlt which the btldej gel tile,' n i- r tvoe) - a lIn. ‘d.tde tif iivniH‘r*iun* nt»«l 1ui»*h *4*4p » lu«tricff havo *c»;i their tcptcucii* vrnue. In Columbus, Ga. spent the 4:00 o'clock with Mr*. Mary l*uiileog p i,in r*- lln< • th,. dtr«- hud cam* th«* icnvlllvu wool fINri l* and bridegroom stood. alivM Imr# to p!*in ro lew iin4| to greater part of her life there. -rhnrvk. wntl —btto m r ftm r-nrrhnw lihluffTrial ; Hi for the n iiim iii, Air*.. l)s.ar. o -ijuim* ilrv zlltlsUtiL iU-iaaO-iUial* Mr. and Mr*. J, O. Long have She hae teen living-hero- for tka Irston, KOI Magnolia Avenue, prffisl »i tho' hafit an*l +crix\ehy. .W m in< L bii control Yyrlrm would affect them. 8ch gall 'ang. **.\t I'nwnmg.', lin k ami k|, g-tt*rh—guest ' a f their- huM Sfl na«t year and wa* graduated fr lm —ttrrlw —Number— Two—of—the , Many hole!* here reported a trade* Presbyterian Auxiliary, Mr*. *1 FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE, I a " '1 “I !*>'•* Y iu rruly." II shiNiltler nr.d ending irl t ght-fil-, iRljJf f ak Avenue, the latter'* niece, Seminole High school this year. \\ jjM n j SugjCItiont II. Brown, chairman, will meet at g !»'Oil. e i^ llie (ingi r lip', T h-| train from 23 t«» od per cent In ting ■ w ■ j hrid.d |nir|y tillered to tie* I** Mary Augusta Wnrthing1 fthtik# Man Mr. Harriett ha* been making 4:U0 o'clock at the home of Mr*. formetl a long' lune ami July «»%er fii^t yi^pr and Ig tulle i n n which i New Orlando Hoad near Geneva strait* of laihengrin's Wedding leng of Montgomery, Ala. m l m»i| tn rruuiM" ilnul Mirii pul *hoy WlU'Ve hi* home In Sanford fnr the pn*t II. C. Johnson, South Hanford t till ii VMM f.i'»*fU‘,| to n lnM»m ha * only malt Avenue. ___ ___ w«l«:r tiMl «oih up .tn* |0 years nm| attended »he public Avenue, with Mr*. Johnson and The Rev, William V. MePbertiiflt filUiii: t i p uf Imiiilfontt* vtfun, it* i ii uiiti ti k i ' H it a, «4|iA?f4ini Mr. and Mr*. T. I. Hanri*. Jr., •elm I* nf this city. He i* cm- Mrs, (I. U. Htuart as hostesses. Ills’ ’ t i f Ilift'd n 'lh n-inr*^ ‘Iii;«MI!%h. Vsllirtt! I W son, pastor. Rrabng Room ai th - rhuren where The effort k »*f lnindied< to get I* | 1*1 illil* Macon, Ca., announce the birth nloyed by the St. Johns River Circle Number Three of the trWaitm * mul uiirii |4pi*i ■«! i»v»'F Fnt nn ti Hi iir, I11* M .in kt l him* ftluiyl! m touch u th tho indiMtrial ro -1 Bible School, 0:43 A. M. the Lille aril all aitlhctUed • K i-! a son th is ' morning at Ogle* Line*. Presbyterian Auxiliary, Sir*. W SIi t"ii rr In! ti !<on - mat cup ill iirii'i »iuiw ur Morning Services, Hu ll A. M.-tlan Science i ltrraturr mat l>. t Iit» r ip ft iivrry lulhtliiUt rat ton have Ird Ii* Hospital in Macon. Mr*, The couple left * ftrr the cere­ A. i Zachary, r hair man, will mret Evening Serv cei, 7;tPi p. M .lnad. (airiiiwed or purchased. Open i|yof pf hritbfl *iif«p <4 tiiul lullt'k* to tub in »ai«lit,i iibonl twothitiU t rmtKr«tinn in the mont m odm will ba remembered a* the mony for Daytona Ilearh (* «|-<*nd with Mrs. 'Zachary, i 1108 Paik full ut lukiW.mil, ioft W4* t; A telephone ^y?*tein o f the IVpar9* W o m e n 's Prayer Meeting]Tue. lays and bhidays fr-m J to] hlk**', r Mi** Georgia Mobley. n short honeymoon. After M nday Avenue, at 4:00 o’clock. OtlUlLV tiliGiil tmTcLi thr mill* inm*i% wilt ■ufiun %v»jr tutu rnrnt of funtmer c. Kfe® tiwal 5 P. M. Wrdnesdiy, 30:0 P. M •hey will he ar home to th»tr Circle Number Four of the nmtrr itl H'jrflr.i by tin* nuithttl W4t«*r. tiller' have hud ,u ^nit a 4 Ion*? i , i * in „ h_, P iayrr and Praiso Service Mr*. Ch»rle* T. .Renders', n, of friend* at 310 West Ninth Streea. Presbyterian 2. If a marhinw It tited. run ii * of h"M* r fot I** i Urt*'* mhiiU wi4« Auxlltary, Mr*. Dal.y, We,i„e,dar. 7;43 P. M. miti »te** to tfet Ihi'ir partt#^. PRFiHllk I Kill \N n n in ii only two or |hr«*»* r,iimn<.i tit iiiif sytona Beach, ami her sifter. —-------f Lewis, rhsirm yn will m.,.l »l__l ml---------------- - - - ■■■ ' Itiffilr ttlfiTV’ n^t klino mi l it Oujt Tot ecenumyU -.ake the depart* TVf’YttfVRK ^UI» f i ^ r i i u n t i « A lytr-tV C ouneJ. ur th try t. "PVlS-icF i o n r n r l o n e o n l<Hk_st_l-hv. hom ojuU lt*—Frad leteplume staff llionV filre d i of Rev TeO• i uf n»"ti 1 1 mih Di*1 in pi»n»» tt» if A IL W tl'lji (k k riio L ic ^[Hweftr -ee^errh,v - f u r ciTtmvw-uWight, i . h t j'lumnsa ivTTT... Mr*. «... M.iaUi-t it »crj itiitjP. Amitl iv iru * nicnl ndiiied yesterday —for PlillHW L J i r i H i i a n j v n « e a \ o r — Drive, ..with mu July I s Ion it lm<« now foitml nej |. I'.-noe. pa-tor of th. Fin flmur. Ski* ritrriv I n lm i*| *t »*f witltiitMlt. t l l l R t l l K • . ^ wpe they will spend 10 day. at Wight ami Mr*. Harold Washburn! it nwi'4'ary ml! mi the teleeliil P i i -h>ti t inn I'liur.'h i>f Ht. T i i I i m i *in i i * 4*- i t'd M a li iitufi*'' ,1 Wfien rlnm. put th row ■M centpry of Progress.a* ho.ste**r*. Priersluiig, will Is* glad t>> to.it ritiiiiMi. lotMi** wrlncci Mito rlrar. lukrwnrm idoiU' cnm|mn> to IhmuII adilitinn* Th* Rev. J. J. Kellaghan, p.vjlur. Circle Number Eive qf Ihol A* tn:»nl of bnnn r MiffJi {fTiluifinn WDit'f nrut ifrsc itirm*wtitn*w in uf n«ti|j|4niecil Imiueitlately* An In* Dr. Elisabeth Trary, Mm. K. lhai he will preach on Sunday Mr*. A, II. Juhnv-n has te­ K. Andrews, Miss Mary Frances PresLjrtrrian Auxiliary, Sirs. Hen-f First M a'-i 7:dli A. 31. ...... ling n f tlm I're-by ten.in i*|i|-,iK l mi s * r k \ wtilnir r«»v*n »*r t h a t w nl**! ut III# *i!lli# IfUipvf;! tpdry * b iw u ,f tluit the n*t*ofrry Second .Moss, ti.no A. ST. nted from Fort Valley, Ga. Andrews, puUirily superintendent. ry McUulin, chairman, will meet' ill*' lib-nf pnii Iiirh ailmin!dit|iiDti ^ r‘*>|Miti4|tile fitf Hinediilnm after U:0U M. Eh rcti (leie, hi* subject U ing ii*»* tfri’rn tii tn ut, lire she ha* been spending the Miss Jane Gantt, and Ham Digit- at 4:Oo iiViovk with Mrs. Herbetl Mum . nod having tiI t MOII 1 i IV it nit Affuin Imwrfy «rui it *hi per i#nt ior uu f.iu the da* Hi "Going , ft lie f to t,li Hlandanl." st three month*. Him and Mr. t n, Jr. were among those from R ut.r||. Celery Avenue. dry [iart m e r i t *dt neeki.io . II, r Ibiwei. were II Ih'II- tunc Iti opi'ii mr In rtry Ih*ily Mass. 7)30 A. M. Circle Number Six of the I’m * hn*on have moved t> the |.eff- her* attending a meeting nf the . k til* I iiciif h«at or in tult'iico* rnfil Whi-u ' *piet of pink ludlaiiee n* i:iii:.vt./.i;,t MF.'fllOhlKT Sunday School, Turnlay* and 1*4»f I¥ i|r> fthakv **l| fiMPi four Apartments on Magnolia Avr* e*ecutlve officer* nf the Orlando hylerian Auxiliary. Mr*. U. H Tg“ " '7 " " V T ' l , with gieen -. t III III II ruftivii VVto'it t lit •r•*r.:fi I> d n YValt hour, chairman! will meet a r " ’1 *3 ” #;0° A' M' Ml*. I.enTi l ull, i iln |n r the at Distrlrt of Christian Endeavor w ocrti-iou si; of p.t-tel yellow tirtiJi hlmliru will* « m u i.»»n, aiid Kunday, Hchoci', IU;00 A. M. held T hiifday evening in Apopka 4:00 o'clock with I>r. Elitalielh PAULA COMMUNITY C III HCI ' Cll'p*-, Wi n f»>llil"|i',| lll.lllg pull iili In win hi n»'» Mr. and Mrs. Frrd Strange have at the home cf the president, Joe Trncy, Rose Court, F!pworth I. ague, 0:43 I'. 31. Circle Number One of the Kind their guests at their hoirir, T01 I’nmrit. The Rev. Alfre-J Fl.icson, pa«lnr. Preaching Sunday, >:00 p. 31., " " •lh'' bavodt ii Gieriail Methodist I'huirh will meet at HOl.I.YWnOII, t a l i f . Auif. >f».-i est First Street, the form''i* Morning S ervice,, 11:00 A. M. by Rev. It. T. t ul.lwell, pa-tor. neekllne, yhe carried n eoopirt of Mi** Violet Douglass, of Orlan­ A % 4 line, Mew \ ot k I * d > * < l* » Ktrikimr imore Hindi*) lech* Sunday Srlnol, U:I3 A. M. rents, Mr. and tfr*. J. W, do. railed the meeting to order 3:30 iiVluek at the homo i f Mr*. Meeting, Thursday, H;lHl TSIi«man i ■ lied w ill y.liow I’rayei Tliur-day, j-.uu Tali-inun -VI Kaim.i \ui luirn in ttii* 1 nii lan i have annoi m d plana foe Christian Endeavor, 0:30 P. 31. Y. M. r ihtmil, range, of Huwthorne, and hi wilh n prayer. During the husl- J. E. I'rrd o n , IKI7 Magnulin AveFlveniug Services, 7:30 I*. M i. Mm. Ifen Blackmon, of ne** session plans were made for ntl». Pmk radiance IMP tlk'lj IVtllij city atul wa. gtadiuted front nettUtij: down 'tn a lonie ’neif** In i.*It Srlmol in |pt!3# Slu' j tf'i'ir effoil f»» etilnta tli|;h»tc Circle Numtier Tw„ nf the First ' 111III* tilli'nll| HI*FI* ctrind by Mi v Saafind 11M Mid-week P rayer Mi-eling, 7:30 FIRST <11 It Is MAN I lU ’IIITI lit.. Christian Endeavor , *# ,» *> # llli* District i mu n il 'lunrivtwn , ... Mi.44 m ill l i e ifiiwit of po tit n ttirated |U* Unit«t«itv of t»**or I w#ifiM mid *>hnrtvr hour*. They **P. 31. mret at rroily to he held Aug. 10 , t Ban * ' ' h" £ , ' hu" * S'ivfeenlh .Street atul Hanford IIIk4* 1 pe vi hull wui mail# nhniffi trill nf AMeitr, and i< it tfritduat.* pett In a n y tbeje ra e to the pubMra. Hairl Coleman left today Undo Spring*. Charles Evan*. : ^ - ' h . « « ' J. M. A vi nue. pritu» h Imi'9 and had a V neek of the ^arpent Kutiool of IMiy-ii al lit' through th«* medium uf ad** LAKE MARY COMMUNITY r New York City, Chicago, and 1 1 Montverde, former field sec­ Iloye*. corner West Ninth Street I'ltUiatbrn, *»r llihtuti. liitev ihef vcili nnr. The uampaiirn will In* Th*# Rev, F, M, Mar.er, pnntnr* line. CHURCH iltadelphla where she will *|>end retary fnr Christian Endeavor, and Elm Avenue, llihle School, !it*» A^ M. Prince^ line*'* alii n routtil nA-k* rni'ived a lb S. ileatee front Job t ; 4*|ude Jhe |»i* ehii-e o f Npar# la Circle Number Three of the out *1* week*. While In N*** will he th» speaker and will use Murnint; SeruVr, 11 :«HI A. M* tin# were feiitu*iM o f tin* euwn lb SI*i*on IVuivereity at Ih'Laihl. n#W9ii«ne^ uJim t , ( Presbyterian Government) ork City she will bny^ the fall fnr hi* subject. “Daro Y'nu T o ?” F'lrst Methodist Church will meet Kvminif service, h-.imi I*. M. uiiiri by Mr*, lli rnmn Kanner. It IV»r tla* | <i"t two vritP^t'Tii^B^T’ 0|»vMiiUf of The Neronil week if O rgnniied in ISOI. ne of wearing apparel* for Yow- Krch person will ho asked to H 3:30 o'clock with Ms, J. II. nvffffAimy n v ..*, nhhi i ». ii vwti hiade o f* ire blue . icj *> mul 1m• ti teailitn^ health • dm at ion in t |D . tike found iirodiirer* as adaPreaching Helvices u t 11:00 A, Crawford, 1204 Oak Avenue. I'a and whlie In Chicago she will bring a ha»krt lunch. wa etoiifdinienfed a iMiiitjin't of I he Junior High Hchinil ut I Ii-. : uiwnl t* . cMi|iluyrc. mid tut j untie. St*!»jei r fur . the nu*i 11 i11*1 31. ami 7:.:n I’. 31. sit-th e .Centura ytC-IgiKs;?.— ■ r w a r w r N' u m W r VtH,T ,,f ,h" - — --------- iik. HISTTomTih* -fftUVUttlagr-Tta^ n ^ -**•**•• I* I ■..... ;|. .a -'.-lf -l . . i l u j l.isns. h. —i ■1—1-- 4--- -■{[t* " ** ______ T i :h l,, r .| 1 U I J L . ) | -----: "““**'* If, -Mr. and Mrs. Wurf W. Warner llu1 1 Mil, Wj-I't I Intel [ilivitlrK'lii and |* *?. I a m .. v.i I 1 * ml ***« Mae* Sntntief, the flnwei , JHlnislrr, ilie Itrv. Juines M, a - r : i 1.' s iinii.-idi o t'n rm m ty Aug. M through Aug. '2H. At Shoe maker, llrardall Avrnue. rr « v 1 al dm t wma a <|n 4 of pink and Itntike,- arut lo klndtlt ■i ttf Niw Circle Number Five of tho Thompson. acksonvilte whei* they at- the conclusion of ail buiiues* CARD **;■ THANKS Multj#el for the eYrnle^ rr * 4di*e m l nod rarrkil ti J*a het tiwd! York t'lly. _ meeting at n o Msjrflow- a social period waa enjvyed when First Mclhodlst Church will meet P H l'H C H (I F TtlT: N A Z A R R N It We wrl-h I,, tlinnk nor many tmitf, **Tlm fliMpd for |li«« Time of " "Th « pink rllbun I m . iv , at 3:30 o'clock with 3fr«. 3V. A. r Hotel of the Florida State Ho- refreshments were served. friend* for lln-ir Undue** and |)x|tn-«>|om" I ho i't.tic’s metie r, ilr*. ClvnrTilli*. 1100 Film Avenue. I Association which considered a Luke Mary F’ia. ninny Ix'.m t i i ii I fl.uul ufferingx b Ku'iner, utteuilnl t.-ie weildim* Hugh C. Win Mo l mol Wynn W.! WEDNESDAY ode far the Fdorida lintel indujII. N. Handers, pastor. evleiidcd during tin- illness and "i u li'nrk mid wliile t inffoil gown Poller letoiticd lisltiy (non Jiok The Samh Parker Orphanag.' ry. A tempsirary c«*le wa* adopt ■ Sunday .School, V: 13 A. 3L CONGIIEGATIDN 1 (11114(11 f« ilium,I along .iniplo 1110*- at; I •ooville wtu'io they have Isi- ri ] ileatli of our heloted wife and Club will meet at the home of d and sent* on to Washington Pleaching, 11:00 A. M. mnlli. r, • I,living a -hollldor I.*fu* Isirdcie I •lending 4h,. |,;r I week on lui-i-i rhere early action Is anticipated. 3lr*. (*. P. Herndon, t'*l3 Mugrudiu' Y'oung People’s Society, 0:30 ('has. Dunn. I'orner 'atk Aviu.ie ami 3id null lilac I, Aie.iroii lace. Her cot oesi. Avenue. r. m . Sniuuol Iln on. By ROBERT BACON Hire. I. • i n ' # 4 ' of a.-it I,...... Mr., Ar Mr. and Mm. It. T Kipp « Preaching, 7:30 | \ M. John llunn. YVlth Llund Barry mure and R 't. John Ret nurd Rool. nt-ni itoid Sain cl, tbc itciili gtontn' irned from Gainesville l day Miriam Hopklna heading an imPrayer Meeting Tucday, 1i3t' Irr. Mr, ami Mr.,. Clint. Dunn, Jr. M r I ' , ,1. Mill, i l a . retu rn ed ' iitother, -rle le*( alt evi'iting gown here Mr. Kipp alt-nded the pre>kive cast, "The Stranger's t*. M. Mi . an,l Mrs. Iloiial,) Dunn. from Cleveland, tllno nod oilier) (■hitrob .School, '.t:l3 A. M. "f Idoek Chiffon nbiiii-luid shoai ummer session of the Unlversi- Return" open* Sunday at the Prtaehing Courly Home, 8:13 — Aik. Mottling \Vur*h)|i, ll:IH» A. 31. ih'r tap.'let.. Iter cot.ago vea* til [ s.'rvt■■ win", 1„> ),u > lo-. n for the _____ y of Florida. Durinr th* session 311Ian* Thaatre to delight the f . M. |nl- t two month . rhrlsliart Fimleuvoi J-'s'iutjr 7 m -it of ten ru-o , At the xono meeting of th* * waa Initiated into Rapp* Delta hearts of all lover* of stirring Preaching t'nunty Camp, 3:30 I* Mid nook .c rv l'o Wedne.dav, Ml-. Hntnncl pie.■tiled her it1l, national h norary fraternity human drama and romance uf the Woman'* Missionary Society iT 31. 7:13 p, M. leinlant- with (.rail I,not lei the F'irrt Methodist t’hurrh held S. (,. I >>1.-110111, Jr., of Wqyrti or upper classmen t* the col s >il. nltich tl.y wore in ... wetlding,* G n. is jt| n, ............ .. PRKHIIYTKKIAN (.H I'R O I rga of F.ducntion. Adaptrd fn m the new novel ,nf * riday a t'th e Cone ird I'atk .Meth­ IIDI.Y CROSS EPISCOPAL while .Mg, Satituel gave hi- attend- ter, Mi . Jak. Hetiiiiig, i.e fn -i I 'u l i l K iirllic r NoUi't* M nUrural life by Phil Stong,“ author odist Church In OrlamVi the San­ (TIUIICH aai4 I it* and (‘itljat il»»js|i «f|N, Aparlnieut., The Rev. E D. ltruwnlcr, D. D. BENEVOLENT SUNDAY of "State Fair," the picture ford society wa* represented 1y tn i s . ii S tiin lu y wiH n tm A rii*» |itj(.a iui I <|,tru i- fin' »bcui achieves n greatness in perform­ Mr*. C. O. Bare, dl*tr rt secre­ pailec, iit'itt'i' n i_ l Gill nV Ioi'k tiiAtfUit 3lnrtin Brant, Re lor, l"t» g. f t . follow.,| He n e t,...... Hunlay Srhnal, 0:43 A. 31. )H«. (i. || Ctnblrre n't I , hll- if it n't linTt j n h c ru lo fo rv . •Benevolent Sunday will be ob- ance* and direct if,al ikstlnctlon tary, .Mr*. S. FI. Jones, Mrs. A. D. ^eg n st tllh. F'en-t of the Trntt Mr. mol Mr*, Snuutel then left (,,* 3lornli.g Wnxship, lli'rit A. M. d ie t le/t y - ton. ty f,,r II .H'litlg reed in the Sunday School of e* well as sheer pictorial bea.ty. Shoemaker, Mr*. Kyi* ShtH'maker. n hancym'sui m Itemiuda und mi G tr.it, Kv. where th .v will J ,in Christian EniRavor, 7:0n P. 31. figuration. M F irst Methodist Church ti* King Vidor directed the film and and Mrs. C. H. Smith. Holy Communion, 7."i< A. 31. iheir rtlurn will l.< „t t(( Mr I'rnhllee and nutk Mr*. Bare, a* secretary of the Fivening Weirshi[i, B:0<) I*. 31. their fitor row morning al the church. add* another superb effort to III* Church School. 0:30 A. M. 1Li-1r ftiiorj. at Min West Cud lure ft,title. II the offering* made by mem- long list uf screer’n accomplish- Orlando district, and Mrs. «. W. Thu session will meet at the Holy Communion and Sermon, Chamberlain, lone ion. leader, hud dose of th,, morning and evening trl of the Sunday Scho d will be mrnl*. 11:00 A. M. French A Tone, hailed a* the charge of the program. They were worship services Inf the reception ted for beacvolcncn of the Young People's Scivioe l.eague, assisted l.y .Mr*. F'. II. Godfrey, of member*. Those without clt tvh screen', newest romantic hero, fi^i ireh. .::30 IS M. c inference president; Mrs. I. ('. homes in Sanford are welcomed to -I easily into tho rob nf the farm Monday: Woman's Guild ut 3:0ti *were* j Bui lover anA paired with 311** Hup- Jinkins, conference superintendent all services. The pastor is avail­ P. M. kins, leaves nothing to bk desired nf publicity; Mr*, loingitnn, con­ able (or conference every morning Wednesday: Y'estiy .Meeting,! by way of interest In this moti­ ference superintendent of sup- from !i:00 o'clock to 1'J On o'clock . 30 P, M. " plb*; and Mr*. S. II. Bowman, in his study at th* church. vating theme. Barry more i* the 81and year-old patriarch of the farm gnnfrrrnev vlce-ereiidont FIRST BAPTIST Clll HUH , SALVATION_ARMY . . who refuse* to die until he *re* chairman of th* department of Hlx farm dexllned fir sympathetic spiritual life snd mcs*«fpr“ " ' The. Rev. ^ W, P. .......ks, Jr., The morning session wa* de­ Sunday School, 10 :0(1 A. M. hands. (uistor. voted to 3lr*. Bowman’* iVpnrtYoung People's la g ion, <1:30 3ln.it of the picture was filmed Sunday School, |n:iK) A. M. on g farm location that brings the mrnt with Mr*. Bowman acting a* P. M. Momlng Se rvice ', I! " " A. M. leader. In the afternoon the Open Air 3!e«ting, 7:30 P. 31.' ta rn y a r) right t i tho chlldtu*.-?. 11. Y. P. 11, ft: I > P M. work of the various societies in the Salvation Meeting, S:IKI p. M. memories of all uf u*. YM>r, in Fivrning Service-., H:(M* I’. M. (inlet Filiialwth liarkry will his superb camera treatment, his *on* wa* checked and Sanford Wednesday Evening Service*. captured the earthy charm nf the wa* placed ammg those getting »|h-ik at the owning service and * «tti p. M. will ti.o as her topic, “F'our (Juexbucolic setting, against which n higher percentage. tion» from .(iml.” The public Is the tense drama of the story unMr*. Otto Anderson and her sis­ Cordially invited tu attend H ide F IR S T 3IK T IIH H IS T t IIC H C H f dds. It is easily among the finest pictures of the year, and ter, Mr*. Fithcl Gaimir, of Tampa, service*. Tho Rev, Smith ll.irdin, pastor. J . M. IlK Y A N T . Miff. the splendid performance* of thr Mils Mildred 3litchcll, and G orge HATES Sunday srhml. OK', A, M. Anderson are spending a short F IRST L'llURUIl OF CllltlliT ■tars and cast will long live In the Judge R. W. Ware, art mg suitertime at various points in Loulsi. SCIENTIST memories of theatregoers. mtendent, - -* IVr week p'-r day Incl.deA in the c u t are Htuirt Rooms with bath .Mornmg service, II 'Ml A. M. llutiina with built * . " ! rhfMtUn sScknra srrvirr* Erwin, Irene llervey, Beulah Hin­ and mo sis and m.-al. Amonr [no*9 from h«ri* a(Und> held •very Sunday morning at Sermon by Hie pa. tor, "’flu- Spin! di, Grant Mitchell, Tad Alexander inc [ht* full moon danc# last nl^ht the church at Fiscl Second Street ,.f Christ." xnd Ailrcn Carlyle. We O p erate A ('le an , U p-to-D ale H otel Young Peuple'. Division, 7:l»u In Orlando went; the Misses At- at !I:IK) o'clock. Subject for to­ P. M. dinc Harrison und guest, Dorothy MJss France* Brown, of Jack­ morrow Is “8p<rit." Flvening service. H:bu P. 31. Ser­ sonville, Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Acosta, of Jacksonville, Chrlttln* Wednesday avenlng church at mon by the p a-tar, "The Firsl Stoudenmiie, and Bill Tyre, Curtis DeWilt Brown at their home on 30<i E. 7m. St., at H:00 p'e!ock. G.-ntile Convert.” Coleman, and Trddy Morse, .Magnolia .Avenue. fThla church maintains a f n r Wetlnrs Uy pra er rerv.ee H:II0 ■CiaT... —, P. M. | A cordial invitation is cxteiole.1 IW U M K J to all tu attend these arnlccs. MEJHOGKAI’II printing PRINTING typing a n equipped U preduce Special Invest igalioiui first class Jab work at th# b u rs t possible prices. G ift aa SEMINOLE COUNTY a trial. A R £ T P E T E R S . S o c k tjr E d ito r T etep h o n e: O ffic e 148 Miss Sally Wright wed» Harriett j --------------- A t The Churches Group AttendM Meet V Studio Ti'diniuiauH To Kiirht For MorcWagea SSS35- S S J.M. a .a Barrymore, Miriam Hopkins In Picture Missionary Society Holds Zone Meeting NOTICE I S P E N D YOUR V A C A T I O N WHERE COOL SUMMER BREEZES BLOW WHERE YOU HAVE RESTFUL NIGHTS GOOD FOOD — WELL PREPARED. BEST BATHING BEACH IN THE WORLD. $2oo ' ? aeft. ---- $1050 arc A PLACE TO IIRING YOUK FAMILY Write Or Wire For Reservations W IL B U R w. CREDIT ASSOCIATION r ts s s j«« MIH r u t U s, assists, via. Herald Printing Co PUs tu W. H.LONG Meat Market J i t B. 1st. 8L H O TEL Wilbur - By - The - Sea 31' imAft. m.> ,ka^tlTSA r <> �* tt-cwF p fa b U M k m e n t ' PAOLA Ofl O S k t t c t t u r lr A H aa R cs [•Idle* In Increase o r tA W A - i T h hard to better* i k i there k a vest antrw tfd, af* Meet- naknswn rotintry n i t of lb* ' llfeM fttjr of Quebec, In vis-led I p t t i w h n i h k o f l i Um ship* o f Uto world Mil mp *»d down i|i A N to. It k familiarly and ayJ,r#pr lately kaovra as “th* North -hW*"—tbs north ahora of tha ilM* and Golf a t St. I ja r m ie H d lt kkH for 1000 milrr northeastward to lb# Strait of lklla Ml* and tha Labrmbr to a st ft- la n wild and roch-boond r m it, -poaplod a t far-fhrag point# I p grasps of British, French end Indian stock, who aubeist as did Ihate a acre tors on fish and ve<uM t and tlw atorea af Uw far Ireders, who know naught of la ­ dle# and motion picl.rte but ton tail pea at a glance If a boat \> egwirthy or a sledge dog la trarih tho price asked for it. A tt If this la "the g rra t lose UniC la the cities "down east", to th* sea birds it Is an earthly a rad tee where, umoolpiled by ■■ liMMfh I h tl. can fill their rook- j/l«e.wlth eggv^and fFACrAJIMiap*> C—ar l/ b r tt n it ig B t , eem . „ - __ tra ta r, aad Pa m e t Wilson, Ihot af aararal books. Dw men arrived her* Ian night I'an-Amt/Uaa airways ptooo end aerial w andrriags that hen lit Miami Apr. £9 and look >m- te oeorp ooaafry M ath o f i U«Hod Htatoa with th* egrilon of Colombia and Bolivia, T h e ru*h” for the poiaow was Carillgn AM Akaar k l f . Judge John J. fgrW r, of Charlotto, judge of tko Foflrth Ualtod States C ira.lt Coast of Ammoif, also spoke beforw the arsorierisn on 'L tte riy Lhvkar th# U M ", la whlvh ho etto t Uw growth of. **. cialk tk thought, ***tr»lli#Gw* of grrerwmowtal powers and attach* on Uw judlritf branches of stath chargieg th# Jeryi M or i f Juror* Way copvict am.) thus avart wiotriftla; solicitors wop S t a r t de­ fendant*. without grand jury in* 1 diriment; defendants may waive trial, plead guilty between tongs except w hen Uw Mr* lo a denial of jueti«r|! jor^i derrille. -iMtWMvee with capelin, end •ho air with trailing clouds --------- . 1 Mr. and Mra. R. L. Dana and Bootoroo.l daughter. Virginia, of tfanford. hoard a t. • » « » Friday earning with Mr. ,b l. Any. f l Mra. W. J . Darld. Lather Da rid and J i n Pro .tar spent the wrek-end hero, d ton, J. Mart la. Robb, and Baddy Proc, lr ^ anil to r§ , ( goaford, rpent srrerej days I Mra. D. here Ihk work netting their . ..uslrte*- graadneothar, Mra. W. J. Darld. Joy. Mrs. D. A. Griffin and young anperin- am*. of Fraetproaf. are rlaillny renlag a t relathaa hate. aUo new Mr. aad Mra. Calria Oldham are large at- racelvlng cosgratulalloo* on tha arrival of a young son. bora Sat rd, .pent ^ y afUrnoon. ; Ur. and C. Harrieon and Httiry lia r rleoa epoat th# wrek-cwd In Ge Mrs. Bann U . of Lake Maty, were visitors at the home of M. Hanson Sunday. B. T. fille r was n visitor in Stnfurrf Thursday. Itnndall Slaughter returned home after sp ellin g some time with friends in Perry. qua g /^w i/inT A A f^ L U n UTTVW The Itw n euuatil haldvrtie Au­ gust meeting at tho Town Halt ot| Thursday night with * full at­ No lees then In ranrtuaritJ, tendance and transacts.) routine must of them lilatwle or group i business. • I islands, wars le t aside by the The Civic League had the • asfvllrt Government under aumonthly buslners session on T»teitu rlty of tho Migratory Birds riay afternotn August f ln t when Convention Art, in 1925, for tha It wss voted to hold an all-day i-urposr of insuring stcure nestrowing moating for we'toro work V g site* la perpelultr. Him* then on Wednesday the 10th at th« li­ tho feathered pop.ialion has Inbrary. Each una will bring • light creased steadily until, In llri<i lanehem lo share togrthet i t •then n census was taken by liarMrs. Brown and dnughter, nf :lren F- Lewi*, chlsf bird warder, Winter Haven, were guests for a noon. Mm. M. n. Blaskenship with (ar tho district, It numbered m in few days nf Mr. ami Mrs. Bortwo chililren luive gone lo %I»*C baa in0.ooo. man. Mr. Hlanhowshlp’a family at Wil­ Although this year a pesteryi r Mrs. Cole has ier-k Missouri. 'learner ran* up the roast, llss her sisters, the Mrs. Francis Tucker has gene matt satisfactory way to visit tho ana of Tuscaloosa, t» spend several wteks in Chi­ bird sanctuaries is by small motor- other of Troy, N. Y. cago and other weetrrn cilia*. i oat a r canoe. From Birch Isinn.l* Tha Community Sjnday Hchool At a meeting of the Board of i > graders Bay evrry preserve enjoyed their annual pIcnL* last Public Instruction al Sanford lias lt« own distinctions of topo­ Park. f irmer prlneiple W. J . Wellt graphy and bird life and is worln _», iJr. ,. la k e Mary friends of Mr*. WIIn n o a o s a l cell, prrfereUy-wndsr Prldsy afternoon a t Rvantdato "TRlTPidenee i f an ornitholotui. llamson, formerly Mrs. (1. A. tyetiklslww f ir inslsnro is bn*, a Moht, wilt regret In heor of Mr. •Iragglltig .erics of .mall, bare Williamson's drath last Handsy at Irlota and yet this Is the rillcf thetr home In Floral Heights. Mr. h. ims of thr fam tus rider Williamson duck, has been In falling warmer of rouollrss lied*. hrallli for saveral weeks. ' Pag Miami Is tho neriljg ground We are glad lo report * that jirr escelleuce of (Kae common Mr*. A, K. Hjoblom Is able to be i. nitre and double-crested cobfu- ot-t again after her severe Illness - -on. On Wolf Bay .statuary thi of lh» past several months. majority nf the (cipjlstlon cor.sht: Fn-.-nds of Mr*. J. M. Thomp­ of puffins and rasnr-bille<l nuts son lave received Word from her On the two small islands, Psrru- II.at- the is enjoying n visit with • let and Gretnly, wh'ch niaki Mr. land Mrs. It. K. True at their up the land area of Bradore Bay homo in Maisachusetla. ■ltd ranctuary, a t the western oud Mr. a ml Mrs. U. 1. Wagg, who of the Strait of Belle Isle, Ihrre rarne home from Daytona Benin arc more nesting. seabirds in the for n short time, returned Wedneaproper prison thnn in all the rest ■lay for tho remainder of the i f there ranctuaries rembinrd. The latter Irland, by the way, rnjoytd a blata of glory fur '.lie llr.t spd probably the last time.In I92il when the German trnns-AtIrtntlc airplane Bremen landed on itg pond, no doubt startling th-t gruteiqacly dignified little ptif. flat out of their innumerable bur­ ro* *. Of all the webbed tribe* per­ haps tho big ihirk-backriJ, whileh rrtstrd cormorants appeal ,no*t to tha stranger's Imagination. Go­ ing ashore on WipiUgun (Indisu aim* for rormoraot) tint fi-elt every foot of the rock erverad by lh* birds and their bulky tte<t<. While tbo parents step clumsily oat of arm’s reach the youugslrti scream roclfrro.sly f ir f<> d. thrusting oat Ihsir long snnkrllkr Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas. r-ock s and smsll heads. Hortansa David and Chaflo* I>oo—I t. v u at Cape -Whittle, oppenile In* Island, that lh* iuluraitat Audubon “had the plra.urc tor rome min-tes and was d*' uf coming Immediately upon a lighted tn set h»w kindly attorn eknnorant'a n*«t. . . The nnther tiro sk? I" bar brood. Suddgn' blr I was on her nasi with three ly her kern vyrs saw me, and >h< young; f was unobserved by list flew off tn dive In lh# a#*.1' LAKE MARY Sanford Chats Team And Miami W01 Meet castrated (h#b Ihqf are fundaaw tally l e i abUlag, From new « he ul<V Uw notion Will- hr change# net ton. ;V»e are getng through a etdi inf iho hktory of- our reantr] (aid Jadge Parker. “On #fa hind del*** are reload demand! new aad unheard a f thing* . gevtrameaL These who are hr Itile to e a r iaaOt wtlawa ere loud Officials of the Sanford Chen ind Checker Clflb today announced that they have accepted a rhslletig* In meat tha iflem) Chaw lag. I wmpalMio with the view th a t th* agnagiH of gaeaouaeiit changes Which times like ihrso demand; It la Important to mate* lain ostr grwsp on fondsmsnuU Pad no* to sacrifice hi an hear af panic tha social s ir actors which In communication with H arry t . Ferris of tho Miami Club In r»■ar I to Iba make up of the team. Mr. Houk believes th a t th# leuntr ament should ba of inch sifo s* to pom iv player*-of M) r'im~~ I fr enter, t " T” Foot Spocialifit Will Hoid Free CHnk Here Dr. J. Carr >11, of Chiengu, fpat specialist attached to tha s ta ff of — ---- *- — » *S -s ill h. - SUAVE . . . courteous . * . Inviting yog. to “Stfg, tyle ■ ' wm th e to t Hake it nrogular boWL D19not skip a day or an adr \ es^ ptfni cmina . . . hlfhen IS hole courts MH el lh* loddei. . . Ore** Pari *•»** yaw A* hlcVdeial ******hoetoewaMnW wW**# cowvrrirncs of cmMry chih laciiglei. W AasLu, you*l# Lm a w^h | T W w ^ aL wheta ruaaer, yawl lad a M.OWMP hOC* VACAtKJNf rtM “pjcM^W"’.;.M#bp rttfrvatieM now hr yaw Afegaf #** bslov In d u urdwsa .m a rt . . . arwrtn f h r 11 1 fT O M m rm m \ 1' j H I ' *■1 f\ t • .v • . *, * * of ggre wortji are often burled w here Will* to m b * . car l l p H I W I | M f l flf POWlfH RKKSI Ofwy fOH • y ; vftfjaajjsegfc. teat m m prlfttesa opfwiM igr be tiecd y b e lw tta ihe lr rt toe t* d asr. & «erv«a yonr nee*, a a d saves your money. Do. *oit read theao f^ertfsements rrery ifr y T BLOWING itW iy u T aidyertiBeiiieiftfl lit tWs poper are floonfaUtt^ifl-prtn^ They show yoo the way to raer- GENEVA MOUTH . ■ " ' Baadtb* mhKirllmmfirt* every #*y, with |W#en ■■■rt ir.‘ W >V ' .r ; ^cV, : X ; -. t , �/ b % ftoaforC Arm In* I* County, rtn rl between Ik* knur* *f rt*»** o r h A. k t and iw n k'rlork I*. M . of fop M b and **fl lo lit* hlahewt a knot kAAdrr for rank Ik*, fallow r k « »■ »* . 1 k b l ekade*. i pro. drop**. I k ail n t*topk«n# d*ak I l drooPln* tab! rk a lr. I rk**l 4 takl*. f t i l rui takto. A r b a ln , 4 "UlUllHU *AJfP LOAM f g J O C IA T IW . . -rp o ra tk a m jjA jr r ^ M r .jf * E U !T , *t *l . d *- JJf* S T A T R ^ t ^ V S o R lD A , R K A I tT V AMO .k‘ ‘j H f »* * • I* appear to thla ^oor l lk « l a atalolrrry aamloom* fa * ! » ■ » » b u k a ra lo f.ro k**o toJb* Pm c * b m irlrt •?"«% SS'tL " ' 7 ^ . , ? , - • « « «• if ro a r b n o tm J . f.iiu r i Z r*ja. C O O I.K IX IH o rp o r.llo n , M d b itM u n e * o f n r no rm a l A m a r tV oo W k ” a*M M r* . R o o a rrtlt In .‘"With tho «*»uaiptlofi bjr local alkt* u d b b U o u a I f o r t n iMd n U of n ek U f f t roajtonafbnity for pure­ ly bm IotW n ll* f of dUlraaa, It la tmpoftkHt to aidk* p*rfpetty etrar 1tk* n u t thnttatkm of thru* fo r•miapnt porrlrcd ami Uw Tyry largo *ad lndl»p*n*abta function RC. T" r !?T CoSpAMVd aamrd aa d .Irn d a a l In fnrd. Flo rida, to aoawer the bill nf rnaoplolot fu*d oaalaaa ?*a lo M l* t'aorl bp M. H M a 4*. Iho ealare of wklch a*Id b ill of rarwiptalol la I* •total a ad rorvnraa ik o . m l* af lb* rnm ptalai In Iko I*aula >*r*lnk*fnro itw ilb a A , and fh on. and ther* In rw a lta add akkdr h r pork tud ament odd d*ar** a* M id m a r t eball h a ir r*aald*r*d In bbl* bdddlf And Ikba roan ar* dot lo malt, upon pain of a drrr** pro coafeeeo Palna *ai*r*d and M n w o t ky a -fto a l decree. II la fn rih a r Ordered that Ibla nellro ba pnbllehed anr* a week for four ra a a rru ilr* W M ka In to* Hanford llara td a newapaper publ l i l a f l i M id i b n n l i . la Wttn**o W k n r a i. I k * f« kereuat* M l any han.l and attleed lb* nfflrtal **al nf lb* C lir u ll I'o n rl for 11*1*1on I* tS iin lr . K b.ibla. Ilil* lb* l i b d n r of Ju ly. I » H . fallal, bathtub. ehewer A I M k l • Ik*hi Iln u r* * . I rod 111 I A a r Iwd. mat tree* acni aprlnaa. 1 fill** ra rr, I lo o lk rf too*. A Ptoak* iiaao, I M l af fII** A hook*. I M l ll* k l ftdlorr*, I •toctrlc k ralar, la w indow abode*. I ropknard— plorai*. dtoka* awl table, vrar*. I keroid no k o iio r, I r lu lk M r « r k , t Mon M a n . U n M * Nr> l a . U t i l AXMK I.Al’RA MII.I.KR. and ho. bond. T, K. MII.I.RR. RORKRT ■a ALB V. r„ Id.| MI.A«d C U r b nf C ircuit Court. B y ; A. M W K E K H . Deputy C lerk. IN u T lr* la b*r*hy *lva d I bo I n n r and ky y lrln * of a d*rra* n f i n l a M i r and no I* anlam d la Ilia o n . a n iil.d ra u M on Ik * l i l k *kny nf J u ly . A. IV. I M E L M kpnwfal Adnni.r in itkoncarr. nn Monday, lb * i l k u f of A o fo a t. A . t>. IM Ib Iff fro n t . 1 Iho .'M t lh n q M dunr Jo |fe» I l l y of Hoofurd. Cnonty of H*aa* Ibwko m ol* of rtn rkto . w ill off** fatnaalo ood M il lo Ibo bl*b**i and M l blddar for . m b , d a rln * Ib* HMdl boom or ool*, Ik* folio w in * dfari |b*rf p r* p * lir. oil ool*. I yin* add b*loa- In I.Tn C n m iy of H*m l. M*J* and Alai* nt Plnrlda. mar* o n rlicn la rly d**crlb*d u fulluw*. l* .m lti l**t Mb* I f ) uf M u ck Mo* lo t nf Hanfnrd Porm*. arenrdIdu lo IL l>. M a rlin'* r io t lb < rr* f rre n H a d In f la t J W k t. | O frr Iff a n d . It* lira* flu n k nn* *rr*b public roe,,tea S J S J i . S f l • r tM M d la * to farm•?*• rtria ln mortsao* in cord. M la Mart**** Boob | TTn n M im **1-d*lfcd POkllr r*r*rda af Am i IIfflTfCW O P IH K fU P P * ll BALM !C i* r r' • "ru m b .rln * Ik* fBltnwla* drnrrlhad propany In ffollr* la b rraby *|y*o tbai uaocr ib* O ily af Sanford. County of and by rlrtii* nf a M rlo la * « w u N n iln n U and Biat* of riarld o, lo - l l o i Isaard out nf tba C lr ro ll I'n u ri of ib* T w o b f r -lb lr d Jud icial C lr T h * Earn on*.half of Block co ll o f klarlda. I* and for H*inlnn|» K la h trrn I I I ) , of T lo r T w o I t ) , t'nunly, Flo rida, on tb* If lh day of iMa |b* X nitb n ln a ly -lo o | l| ( Jon*. A n . i f f ] . In that ro ilo in f rit, o rrn rd lio In t R Tro f. roan* w borvln Hanford Uullrlliid ford* Map af Aanrord, Plnrlda. and le a n Aaaiwlallnn, a rorp nra•> par p h i Ibaraof daly o/ I IM . rroa pta ln llir, and Ira H lotnear*,. •In, *1 aL, w*fo da lnulaai*. I. Ibo ara haraby rmulrrd I* b* and ap- undrralanrd, a* H h r illf uf Iw m l. , u krrfora ibla m a r t at Ika coart. not* c n u n ly . PI*rM *. w ill. "O tb* f « M l » Hanford. Hamlnol* County, Tib d o r of AoMOal. A. IV. I M E In rW rld o. tk. (lh day af Aapiaai- front of Ib* Cooilnuo** dam In bar, A. IV. U i l . and Iban and Ibar* nuka a n w r r la tba kill *f com- aoTlamal bU rb an aooklac a lto all*. 1 M l w otor b r a lr r < X * y ■ioa*l, I kiiakon > oink fw k llk * o m o * II, I a*t dirk*a. k owatrlu clock. I brood boa. I aloctrk* cord A fr oiv t w riitow Book, t alrofdbt oholrar l m rb la * thaHv I had complol* with oprlwto * toollrv**. I olMtrb* fan. I aw* k ra lrr, t b*d lam*. I wardroo* Irunb. I Ilnur lamp, 1 am all bed Mhl*. I 1*1 fluof ro*. ■ 1 alarm atnrk, I ral ll* h l fl* lurow >' rondt* allrb fiold*rc, t Iraab boabn. 1 b a l M r «*■* tw n rb ), an* M l balhrnnm I I I la rr* . rnnalalln* af lacafary. t ' h | flT* H I M . and for loot* tu » » 11 10* M W »0 nralor lo pa? d*Me « « i i * k r Iho m I4 0*1110 of tl>o m M \k to M in ­ H M. W A T A W , f f t r l a l j h i l r r In C k l a t t r l . or, I K . In n alo k r r r k l n>mauia4o| lo i > n * r «m Ike i f i i u i l t f l i i k i I n k A ir of Annual. t»J4 ■ini t k r o rouoo If Olall y »o l u i r i k l *»hl ra lltl.io ojaoul*! k « I t a k ln l JA M KS U 1**1A HUN. Jud a* of C u m in J » la > i I'u a ri. M A M t'K ii It t U t l i m i K . Alturoo* for I'o ilik io n , « f Heml no to County. rin ild * . •no* ra ih . f a n k r n r tr> (ray N r C H f » H Of Ik* I W a of r u o M h • H loo kom*n*to I '0*0*1?. I* l i » » r*r>. o k o ir l* l i K t 'A T t R l* i:V rA .u r ix il lA IU r A R T , a l o r f o i l M o*d«r Ik* l* * o of Ik* .***,. * T K k a ttn , h pkalattrr. ** I I f * l-\*tf* u M Tm\ 00.1 u d 'H t k l T T n A , klo oafo. or* 1 ' l r * . *--** lh . **Wcr*l*M-t *o 1**cL>l M0*1*0 o iU o l i k n Ik* lo**! ***** of Ml* "• UtroakO). tk* I lk d a l of •loaorl. I « l . or Ik * front k n t *f 10* l o a n 11*000 lo M a la r A »*-*»• mot* 1*0001 ?. r i r r U a . od o r fo» *alo Jlal o*ll lo Ik* klclaorl h .d lr r to* >**k Jk a fo il* * l* o d i o l l o l M , | W * or k a rtrl of U o l ourtof* hi llomtnul* CuWaty. r tor Mo. I s I d ; M ll.l.M l. unm arried and a min*., T . It M I I X R I I , an ■M Pdl.in nf lo>l T a r a i i - i * o \ ‘ s i ataaR*b*rt M lll*r, a minor, (IB f ilt iilA fo n l » * t r t » l a i n . O .. o ro ia o t * — widow. H t’M T M A I t T I I A A D t H K W K H a H o f..o l. b'tol i h n r v l d « l r m n a - 4 *?*iX, ami bun. am. .** Ik* kakiir i m r u * t M o l . omiimm o r p i dim 1 1 too MllitH.KTnN*. . a .ilt i-a o a i? . r W k l o . l* r i a l H A I .U K M A tftlK MIIJ.KH. ,i n.| Tilt: HTATK l>r PIA*H1I»A TU: Monk I. ***** H r*. bonlnand. V B flN U M A H T I IA AI>|i|M W k lllN * I* i Ik* I r n r a l o * « -o -n k r d f in d . Mo. T k lr I* In t-ummoMl ?** U r i - oiol •ool* and rkalt*l* -ir * * lr O* Ik* lb* Ail.lt* W*bb In p»TM **ll? b • ■■Ooa. 4 * .rr«W d krl. ***-. ** sor«*4 *nd iiriw n r b*lur* lb* l l i r n i : I'n u ri nf lb* T n o n ly -lk t r d Ju c trla t r 'lr r u ll nf Florida. lo ood for u*mlnnl* lO a n t i, I'lnrtd*, no lb* li b day n r A ll!U n l. A IV 1111. *1 lb* v'nurl itnun* to ttonfuni t> n p r r n and a n n o rr ib* MII *1 com ­ plaint flin t aaaloal yon. otfcerwtoo M ill hill nf rnm plalM w ill k* tah*o a* iiinlro.rnt k r rim ami o*hl r o w proceed * » port* I** final d*rr»* m M null k rln a a null fur J l m r r r Tb l* tir d rr nbnll h* puMtehe.1 lo ’*« * * '*** O' p t a a lr r. 1 Ib* Sanford ll r h i l u o n rw rp n p rr published lo n*hi i b n n l i , fur Ib > nonib*r nf |lmr* n r required k? Ion W ltn rr* n t brnd a*d lb* n fflrik l ■ral nf ib* r ir r u lt i V n i l on n k m r nn IhIn in* Tib day n t Ju ly , X IV IPJt. V K 10)1 ill.Ann. I'U v b nf I 'lr r u li n**mfI nf f ird Jiiilii-iat i 'I i * uil « t k’Utrlda. In and n r It.m lm il* A'oonlv. ly A. M h k k k v tv p u ly t'l*rb IrtK A l.V . { MrTHPi np a i m i H i o ki.ki TWtillr* tm hftrrli* ( M l , |»nr •«k»ni lit ( i m t In i Im i r « r . fNln tnutt* ppMil;u* in )H « v irt uil r M K t» IL l* ««r | of IH « T M t u i t - T h l f b l J iu lu l iI ft** r u i a i l f t BILLY^JNCLE *Otfr national wemen'a rammltAM *plana to aocara art erganluW f6 In pack fommunlty to ervopm t* irltk th* local fond ral aIn* hotflm In ■ prepaidory rampalm of erlueatfon and intarynUtlon a* to tho Iraperatlro neccnity for maMalnlng oar aanal rolunUry .polfllr# organ 1**1load." Th* campaign frill taka plaro hi <*• uidlBftin tlcr wklch obtain Tfunrla for wtlfar* work Himagh remmanlty cheat organlxallona. It to fa rib rr brd^rmf’ IbM I*to nolle* b* pobllaknl I* Tb * ban ford !*•«>*. ■ n*wap*p*r publlabtd In Ha a lard, H*miaal* e n vo i y, M erida. no«* raah o r . a for N o r rnoM coll*o w**bo. W IT N E IW th* ffnonrabl* M. R HnUth. Juda* af |k* C lrro ll C a n t nf Ib* T w .a ly -t h ir d Ju Llrto l C lr rv f l af tb* Mai* of Plorlda. lo obd (nr H.mlnul* t'au nly, ad Ibl* Ik* /O b U u O W --CW OV UA'LlAVUbvVn. T O / u ib W b tW V U 1V SW T V W (JW t hdVlCT t TRM Kk I L C b f e S r* / \*\A hV X * f tN G K T J • . TO - /VUHACVC TVM Uk V r'S COW L l VOjiGCfV T o Y ’TH* Aoout AbATHOU)? o»P M.A.V I 'lr r u li or Iko Plnrlda. In aod nal* f'aualy. W. r p e n c k f i . Hallrltor for P laintiff, E fl A P e f'O TTK B l L E G A L N O T IC E la t u b c i a c e r r count , r w n T T T i l I d n J C D I C f A L C IB C f I T , 11 AID r o a aNNITOLN COI rtt f , PEOalnA. IS CIIANCKMV. P U JItE N C E W A R D . Comptolaanl. LX ROT WARD, DoNadaal. o a y a n o r im b l u a t i i >* K l O w f J b . * * * 0 ' Atlanta. Bti Tou ar* h*rtb* ordorod and m m i M m hk*. bojowahoy ^aj^-upnrr-j •ar o f B*of*oib*r, ... -------------- Ib* B ill of Com plain! filed a*t you In th* oboy* alylml * bnd C o u rt * Hanford Ifrra ld to brraby raolrd aa lh* nrwapaprr In d thla order rha ll b* publlalfrd toar co n rrcu ilre weak*. Hurra V. E D a u s la rr. Clerk of C ircu it Court, and lh* Offfetol r o r i t . r 4,h * * * £ AumB y : X. L B U R D IC K . ll'r.L X & WILKINSON, •tlcllor for Complainant. RESULTS RATES r r r r t r r of a tummuna In rhoa*rry would bind you. and that yoo ar* rrrld ro lo of Atlanta, lb lb* County uf Pulton, and M a i* 'o l Ooorgto, and that you ar* n r r ib* ag* of tw anly-oo* year*: therefor*, lh*** prrarnia ar* lo t t o n r a d you. A. A kirn**tor and wtf*. Boalah T . Mraretoy, to b* aw l opprar before our C lraull Court at Hanford. In lh* County of Bamlnola and M ala of pturMa. on Monday, lh* lib d » r of A « a u « l. A. D , I t t l . and In Ibla yoa ara lo N i l not und*r penally a t the entry of deerMe pro roafeaeo ayalnel you. Th e relief aouiht by Ike bill filed aaalnel you la Ihle cauee to tb* Nraclopur* or lh a l certain m ortar** oat*d lh* 11*1 day of January, A. 1). I t t l . mada and a io ruled by Robert W . D*oa*. ualli lh* Mmroyd Bulldlna and Loan Aaaorlallon. a corporation, aad *ocum btrln* Ika fo lla w la « doacrlbod properly lo Sanford. BeatI no I* County. Plorlda, lo -w ltt Tb* Eaat on*.half of Block E lah lrcn (I * ) , of T to r T w o 111, leae th* N orth nlaely-tw * I l f ) f**l. accordion to E R. T r a r . ford'* Map nf Manfurd, Ploild*. a* per plot thereof duly of record. It to f u r t lu r ordered that tht* nolle* be punllehrd once a weak for four coneecuilve week* In a newepaper publlektd In Saafunl. Bamlnoto County. Plorlda. ^ IN W IT N E B B W IIE H E O P , I bar* b*r*aal* eel o r haart and' M ai k* c u r b of iho C lrru lt Court of Ib* T w e n ty .th ird Judicial C lrra lt of Plorlda. In and for Sentinel* Caaaly . *o Ibla Ik* Ith day *f AuauoL X I» . I t t l . B A J K lfV K lfv i UJATCK H\w . A \w w v c ! / He Knows Runt’s Financial Standing, TUBBY f H tT , cN h VAMTA l e e 80METMIAJ «bMCa.\? -LOOHUT 'THE OAMOV 'dOftOlOM I ce rr, 1 MADE TWIQTW- FIVE C W tE WITH r r ALREAOV - ’T E M MT ke e r n s f o a cee.o'w VJAAITA LE IL IT. I O llV COT A fA tX tt.N O W - vll o w e Va •nJEBVP-IlL GW E.VA A Q U AQTCa F o a Tve a t t r 7 WtU.ClMMIE IT AU H i SELL rt to vtAi foo . A UlCKEl.THEN I lA U iT C D t J U A C W K I a » M je » I ! A * tit o w \ ^wetfV-PW* ro*. troopiki. V. R IHH'ni.AMH. HAVI YOUR WATCH 1 ky otto who realist knot Briggi, Jawoler, Hag. At. CAXPIMG OUTFIT, traitor. Four yaxaoiu capacity. Cdtnptol* witk *»w hod. 97B.' Radi A Sons, d*W• « , U l Mgyllk A yp- iCA^ARLB. o K * B (Uling atkthm, go TUBBY C O * t Oh) ALOhlG T o 1 T H E C A N O V STORK TURBV. KW U M C I E G A V E M E A N O T H E R JT 'L A GOOD JOKE 0*4 MV LfdCLE. HE TWIhlK^ 1 DOM’T KNOW MOHEV AM" tAJHEhJ HE G IV E 4 ME SpM E HE HOLDS O O T A AJlCKEL AM A Ob ME Aw* ASKS ME WHICH OWE ^ V C K E L V 1 lit* R A T H E tt H A V E - hc'mouldd^W uoII !( H e T H t T M t h f Y I 1 CEAITL A kjyv*A V -M il WHY YOU BIG DUM BBELL) DOhfTCHA KNOW A DIME IS TWICE AS MUCH AS A NICKEL? I v A lW A V l TAKE THE M tCKEly r* •» � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 05, 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/6a7cd65705d52be6e2d20391df59d43f.pdf 26ca240098a5f087b804a4958edf12cc PDF Text Text - •. ■ p ’a •. • . mT'K ■ >Hf\ WrtryQtfe *V - • ____ TOUI N Y W W A m PhtoAfc-LygW k>* N U fa to r f (■ P teri^ t’a H e a r ) 1 1 * W M P i G m l « t Vegetable *•* “ * «**■» 0^«« * " 4 m c s r a r ------------------- s i c .. NJLA. Honor Roll . t i e I d b e l a s — iM at* Hales la aSSIftae M ISaaa . , E £ fl**»oOfuO Is I f e l e f t i r a I I l e s s s*4 Serelr* Btallas •jsSee Beeler re a d sierra at-Wae Sailer? l a H. S A. tie p a n area I *la#a saafaei le e e llr S a l t s BaafarS S ark I* aaS peaaMe Effort Will Be Made To Keep Consumer Costs In Line With Purchasing Power W1_ W>lU 1 Iilaatle St (lair reetlllaee fa. ■MaSee a reISe re UtrosOo free Tele fa. l ealeee Jeerlrj Bbap Saslis t rnallaw fa. ■ laae Tkealee, AW IN D SA N F O R D . FLORIDA. r iiln ■ n irts rrom ris in gf lni ss tt ee rr th a n t h e p arch u in ff power o f farm ers and workers. . The lin t mat* m taken br farm administrator*' la aanouneIhat a weekly list of> prices by ronaumert and paid to re, together with thongs* 11 was* let*!* would be Issued. The first will toiu*P out n#*t week wider the direction of Dr. Prod C. Howe, toniumtra' rnumrl for farm administrator*. It will shew surety* of price* In M ti­ tles for about 40 food and textile products most commonly pur- _____ FRID/iV. A U G U ST 4, IM S m » Cm\M a c m N JO IN S Improved Conditions A re VIOLATORS OF T llN Navy ContractsA re Signed BLANKET CODE RECOVERY WAR TO BE CHECKED WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-(A*>Aa impruvement In employment conditions thioughoul the nation was envisioned yestsrday by high naval offic ala after the task of constructing 37 war vessels h«J been allotted to government ant private yard*. . The building program, to cost nearly I30O.0W.0WI, is intsnded HVDR PARR. Nr Ye Aug. 4— bring the ssa strength of th* United State* nrarrr to l^mbm last night behind President Roose­ trvaly lim.ts and to provide work velt, th* commander-in-chief, t i for long idle shipyards. (,'onlracts for 31 ships on which fight the economic wsr of 1933. I-oul* Johnson, national c m bids were received July 2d were awarded to private companies 10,760 Posts Are Sum­ moned Intolmmediate M obilization ForMArgonne”Of’33 , , FARM ERS SEEK BETTER PRICES ^ ON TOBACCO CROP W ASHINGTON, A n*. 4 (A .P .)-—T h e R oosevelt adralnistratlon embarked y e s­ terday on a program to pre­ vent prices to consum ers o f D A ILY N R W 8PA FR R Am'rktn Utionnnrl ]c ^ OT ' T ja p ona h f*. . 11. ^ - 144- . - I w em w ilng io.7«o poet* tn *government yards on tbp Atlan­ tic anj Pacific Coast'. The lattei federal Authorities; iBtn imm*dui* m»Miiiat.,n for work will *larl In a few days. To Provide Relief •1,h;President ^r1f ’"B'_o f «*»•" At a press conference, Admiral Roiseeelt in ■ me* llvtf-day week of 40 hemra for ri ' vdkm employes at all ahor* tin lions to comply with the ship­ building code agreed to by private companies with the National Hecoveiy Administration. Tn* ,i»le will at feet 44.IHH1 em­ ployes. Official* estimated that ho l* f rent of th* naval construction outlay would go to labor. {Captaining it wa* almost |m, , , , possible to appreciate how much ***> ' M t" n of ,h* * ! " * il»*» work would m#*n to ikw iihlp- ^rnt’a Afr*#mtnt will com# WM*r b.tiding industry, Admiral Stand-, the scrutiny of member* of the ley added: Kxrcotlv* Committee of th* local - I ‘vr no doubt It will bo felt all N. R. A. Campaign Army wh> ovvr Ihr ttmtrd Hint**." will mrvt in executive session be- Systematic House-ToHouse AndStore-ToStore Canvass Will Be Staged By Group LOSC PROPOSAL VOTE Martial Law Threat la Made ByMachado HAVANA. Aug. 4.-<A>»Prvoltsnt Machado Issued an edict today threatening t* sus­ pend c institutional guarantees anew and declare martial ,aw and a slit# of war unless th* “sodll'o's" transportation striks, which asw menaces Ha­ vana's or-knary sources of f-md ■upplles, I* promptly ended. Kmployes of the Layer.* slaughter house, principal en­ terprise of It* kind here, an­ nounced they would walk tut this afternosn. Th* decision was reached despite efforts by police to Induce workers to stay op the Job. 4 -­ Tampering Of Ballot Boxes By His P oM * calEnemiesChargeA* By Louisiana Solojt NEW ORLEANS. Au«. — (A .P .) — Proposed re c o u n t of all b a llo t boxes u sed h i U al* N ovem ber'* g en e ral tle c tid * h«r« w aa openly aaaallad Jra4fi( AIRLINf*| to work diivclly in shipyards four-the removal of an- Insignia front j courts, which su th orlssd would In- provided empluyatonl tn display by any omployer fo nd, recount, moved to se lset 'A allKHi Industrie* aml every slat* guilt of Infractions of the Presi­ William II. Standlry, chief of na­ would benefit. •airIn reply aa id dent** Agreemsat. » A TM NTA, Aug. 4. - < * ) "1 have J^ist recelve l your val operations, . said present un­ Thr ramitructlon program, with Th s was decided at an EiecuFarmer* of lanler and Coffrc employment in the shipbuilding the exrrptioii of a heavy cruiser Ths Jury wa* oustad by «b» counties held protest meeting* baltlr-order. I hare a supreme Industry would be fully taken car* and four destroyers fur which sp- tlvt Cummttts* meeting held in courts Wednafday after U m V yesterday an,| cabled on th* fr-L fa th that the loyalty of tlu* le­ of when th# rntiie ^Sfogiam gets prartniatums were mad* by Con th# City lu ll thl* morning with unsuccessful ateral and stats auth iritle* for ac­ gionnaire* will manifo-t it.ii If in under way. II* added, however, greoa, i* living linanred from tha Ma)or V. A. Speer presiding, a tion on price* nffvrv.l to growers this crisis Ju*« a* it dd a d.-.ai* the full effect might not bo h it yjS.-.utht.noo- fund allotted fur the meet ng which also prrduced th* tempts la "a* hill" charge* th il and a half ago." of toharro In th* s.uth Georgia that th* Commltteo davy out uf the (3,300,000 public derision fraud occurred (a tha "official to­ I Fn last night, the warrl ire nf .for six month*. belt * stands rea *j lo atsum# Jurisdic­ Meanwlide, the navy oidered a (Continued On Pag*.Three) ll,mi" from constitutional , _ , 1!»IH were re anemtllng fo' *'a ORLANDO, Aug. 4.—Orlando1* tion ovsr smaller roUnty towns If James P. McCraekin, chairman I fight to give an honest Jot. with surh J.risdlrM n I* teprested. place on Iho nation's air Hnoa la monts sponsored by tha Lang to­ of the agrlc ltural committee. | *„ (,nn„ , |iv(nff wtf# „ #iy Th* quertlm had been asked, hanging by a alngl* weak thread ga n1st lion. An open court u n to * Valdosta chamber of commerce, (Contnlueil On psge Five) "Is this a rlty or a county com- which may anap at any moment. of the f lm six of tha contest bor­ ann rnnrrd representatives of ev­ miltenl" imd th- opinion was that - This waa th# wrrd brought es under supervision of DUtrt^I ery tobacco market In Georgia had It I* In fad a rous’.r / ‘‘do ?cm- bark lo th# e ly yvatantay by Attorney Kogan* Stanley W*dn^> l»«n invited t i meet in Valb.la mllteo alilmugh it will gladly Llout. E. C, Nil son, director of .Saturday morning "wllh a v rw reCignlto th* right uf a town lo Orlando airport and mtmoor of day redotod tha majority far • • • to protecting the Interejt of the This part of th* administration growers." set up Its uwn organisation. a special Florida cummltloo de­ •f tha amendment* by 004 vote*. f program will be fact-finding an I Tho Committee also stands tailed to Washington to fight f«» Long, breaking allasre la tk ff' 4 —- - -» Invitation* were extended to aimed to proeld* .consumers with representative* of rhambtru of ready to guarantee th* enforce­ retention of the St. Potonburg- ballot dispute tar tha fin* Both Actress AndChlBeach llsiw, ment of any wtg* or hour sched­ Orlando-Daytona tbs most recent Information avail-,'commerce, bianl* of trade, war— charge^ the boxes hag bean " t » ule which may be applirabl* In threatened with abrilthment by WINTER HAVEN. Aug. 4. • n.1 representative cago M i 11 i o naire able regarding change* In costa ofi hou,«"«" pored with by my j pOMIlCAl M * any small town, should a repre­ red ctlana In federal appropria­ smles." the essentials of life, ,* £ * " th. tobacco Plans for a national advertising I Deny MorriageTalk sentative front th* town be tion*. campaign for Elorbla orange ai,d Ho disclaimed any Another part contemplates that A mass meeting of the t.tacco grapefruit week, which 1* ob­ "I know that this la bad news named and petition be mad* for la Instances where price ’In- grower* or ruffe* county at served th* last week In February, II Y IIP. P A R K . Aug. 4 .— the protect mi of ths Exrrutiv* fur Orlaado and I hats to be tho for the salertien of ' NEW Vf»KK. Aug. 4r—»<V)— eryasss, after allowance* for dlf- Douglas asserted: un# ti announce it", l.laut. Ntlaon ■loners who sarved were disc saved at a special men - Annthrr marriage In th- klrt’ur- (A.I'->—PreaMeal M a u a e e e ll I C :mmttt*o. ftrancea In transportation and Reports from Colonol* R. A. said, "but th* situation must bo but added. "1 am able to take i "Tha farmer* are being pad ^ .. Ing of Iho rurumittov front Iho „„c* in Irk caw clan ...................... between Hnr............. .Id K. went dlreellr into the Praasylof myaalf end my frtauds and' ether eosts, appear to b* uniform- ruinous price* for tibacco andl " in,vr Haven Exchange < tub and jjc<'„rm|ck Kn,| Pula Negri wa* vaaia coal nlrlhe siluslbm today Newman an I T. W. Lawton, in fared." • ly higher In on* locality than an­ th* market Is lower than last year,I *t,lt * wmmllle# member- hen- rr|wttr,| imminent in cables from receding a report from Hugh rharg* uf Ih* Re-Employment and There la a alight rhtnre that Sullivan's gang handling the other Investigations will be under- considering the quality of tobacco,' " ‘dnesday night. Tildvn t’. Frame yc-lvnlay, but denials Johnson. |nd ml rial sdmlal-lrs- Educational Dlrlal ini of tho Cam­ Senator Park Trammtll and Hep- tat besap, op one 'n**d fanr aken to deUrmloe whether anti­ and bankr ptcy, starvation and, WnGh, president of the Orlando rime promptly from the actress lor. and lalkoff things s n f paign Arne), were feature* of the rssentatlv* J. Mark WUcox, who what nay otaetk nut law* ara behyg violated. meeting. have announced their tatantluii to will tore th* proper . CJeb and chairman * inge Club -of, an I Ilia ChieMo harvester million- with, him. lie ceotgaalod Jaba _ h ay confllftlng ruin face the tibacco farmer* pf. Exchange slay behind tha mattor In an ad- Which ha ta afUltiad." Culoitel Newman stated tha Q ^ r i k . . jwles* . totawo Florida van f-rt to kaan tho lino for FWildat, ■ g y a t ' s i k parrityr fu r the JH |. r(Contl*tt period k*tween 1010 and IU2U aa slons were heard on ways and Mr*. Cora llrq u h art Hrown I-cist server * H P C3W*»- 1*111 ft* k m to do goafthh*/, ■peetsl survey “ aatabllahed by th* agricultural de- mean* of perfecting plans fur a te r th* mother of M rt'arm lrk's Meantime the II. C. Frleke Coho tains . nder his aupervlrion. | | was l.laut. Nllson declared. W. W. Howes, aasUtan- post­ parment of the Unite:] Stats* of national advertising rampaign as daughter-in-law , •» *M» meeting that a Anne "F ill" Company, a United Wales Hlael ; "The surprise of my life la A r t general, Is anxious America." house to houss and master proposed b, Ike Affiliated Ex­ Stillman McCormick quoted Mi-s Ci rparatian ►ib-idlsry, agreed | keep th* line func­ th#**' baDoU of tha unconlartad Th# meeting then resolved "that] change clubs. In term - for welllement of the store-to-atere canvas be ma>ls, to Negri a* raying »lie waa t> m any Ih* a v i a t i o n df- •levGovt In . November from Mrlke hut the Irratu were aol In-ginn ng this afternton, for the tioning, It Is th* ssnse of this meeting The plans were presented br th - C h csg o an .. rector declared, hut rod etlona In woref precincts show only 4 purpo-r of securing Information that a committee b* appointed to Harold A. Lines, advertising man­ McCormick could not l« reach,,! dUrlooed., difference In majorities appropriations make It n*e rotary •a to the number of persona added wire strung protests and demands ager nr the Florida Citrus Ex­ In rhiengo fur comment but his Sullivan crowd had tba qyoa k lo ollmlnatr'som* of tho linos and t< > payrill* since last Tuesday, at f.r action" to all congressmen change, In an effort to have the secretary denied .the report. IIROWNSVH.I.E, I’a , Aug. I In tkalr possession for five' tho Orlandi route l« among thcfl well athe amount any payroll While her manager In Pnn- M'l Mine walkout« spread stuwly . ROCHESTER. Minn, Aug. 4.— and United Slates senators; Gov-, Exchange endorse the campaign, and nights." Ha said th* cltli has been increased rrlrgitrd lo tha discard. • Guards toUl by on# of ths Mtyo •rnor be or Talmadge, of Georgia;' The Exchange club plans to hat* salil fherr waa •'an understanding" through the soft ciml field- y#»Llout. Ntlaon said Mr. Hows* In­ committee making tho nmlmt •'■‘vd that Major F. L. a- »tr,krr* In Fayet'e brother* to “iMot first and max* Georga-M. Peek, chief farm •:>- the matter brought before th* na­ between M ** N rgri and the fil- trr Ly .................................._ wore "all our enemlrd." tiplanatlons afterward", patrolled mlnatrator; .Secretary of Agricul­ tional ronventlon In Milwaukee y e a r - d l McCormick, the a rli,-* c My. "scene*' of ' tree'llt vluKu-ej W'ller, ». J Oranlreet. of Ung- formed him that Ltwls Dsuglaa, Tha recount was In recoaa yep. .tractor of the ftdaral budget, ha* -Lk* family estate today after ture Wallace; President Roossvelt early In September. ilenk-d they Were engagrd. Mi'S andI blood«hg«L marked time xwtil.R' ‘4rnn- end Frank tardap a* District Attoreoy StbnIndicated that further redactions Kay Anders in, of Altamonte What Dr. Charlaa Hs Mayo **M and J- D. Il-Uon, acting chief of Short talks o« th*. important* Negri raid she and th,, forim r Ing “peace ronfetrnce" ilevvl ,p- Spring* wuuld un,Uriah* this ara contomplalod and that tvon tay, who had lad the fight fey a w«a an attempt to kidnap one or th* tobacco section, and that the of having tha week rrlchrate,| na­ husband of the late Kdfth R ortr. nu-nt'a In Washington. full Investigation, left tho Sil ’fee** of his grand children. Symrathy slrlkr- In Washing- work, and that Majors Mrs. 8. If tho Orlando line escaped tho a brief vacation ta h l^ «f|tk ••committee be directed to Imme­ tionally were given by It. K frller MrCnrmick wrre "vary Dr. Mayo gave the order after diately take up with proper ha­ Duckworth, past presiilent uf the good frienda.” . tor, Allegheny, Wr-lmure'.xnd sod I* lesion and Mrs. F. K. Roumlllat flrat onslaught, It would oe >tra- him the report on tho lined lo go In latar retrenchment*. It nursemaid said a man tried to th ir tlea of all tobacoo market* la Orlando Eichang* Club and mem­ A* In the days before his m ar­ Cambria riiunl'e* added sun* 2VKI would son* the rity at onRo. Hr- sis , reported that ths Re­ Those linos known-aa dead-tod fto further stady. II* fore* entrance Into tha nuraoy in Georgia tha matter of rlodng all ber of th* committee; \V. A. Pat- riage lo Gaiuia Walska, opera nnn to the walkout total-.now Employment office had been and duplication routoo have toon ritarfod i s of the ole which alspt tha three children of tobarco warehouses throughout t(shall, Orlando, state Exchange singer, MrCuimirk sen It flow, is br-tween 33,000 an I <0,000. tha onos salected to go, ho said, mtaotaaore with making fata* « l his son, Dr. Charles W. Mayo tha entire t ibacco section of club president, and J. A. Snlvely, and cablegrams In Mist Negri, hrrj No disorder marked these opened at a downtown location, turns. Before hit ddSarture/lm I & t .children rang* In ag# from Georgia :ntll relief U granted." Winter lltvso, honorary member IContlnued On I'age Three) | (Continued On Tag# Three) • •and that early this morning nearly tha Orlando system I* placed In rolteratid hit InUpfloa o f, that category. Ha added that Mr. I 1-1 ts I year*. 0 A meeting In lakeland declared of th* commit!**. Winter Haven OUO per*,ns hid registsre.l for Ilowrs had Informed him fat# of counting all of tbd more than ! “In cats*. Uka thl* 1 recommend that “our farmer* ara very ba'ty Exchange club committeemen are wurk. ' IK, local Una woqjd bo known In box** used |a tbffstaoUon. •hooting first and making sxplan- d ssatiaflad with prices being paid W. D. Orgy and Judge K. C. Wim­ the next two week*. Colonel Uwton reported that ons aftsrwanT, <h* for this crop of tobacco’in view of berly. -Mr. Howto waa not oatlrolv Iho Information Bureau under tha prices being only 10 percent Major I. II. Cmntlly Is perform­ discouraged abort tha Orlaado 641Are Registered At Tha nuns, Miaa Ms Ms Leng­ higher than In 1031 and th« qual­ ing in a capable manner; llmt branch", Lieut. Nifeon stated, "but th, said i ha r m awakened early ity of this crop being 100 percent Employment Off!’l c * Major 8, J. Nix la making pp. neither waa ho optlmlath and (fur part lime work) t) usday by. tha bound of aa auto- better." A special ctmmiUe* of man at­ from all Indications In WashingmabUe appraasblng tha young Dr. Aug. I. , • pointmrril* speakers* appearKaHy this afternoon, tba ideal Cap's* of the resolution were Iached to tha N. It. A. Campanin •fu-re, and that Maj^-Counta (on Ih* lino ha* little than:# of number of person* Who had regfcJfayo'a horn* at Mayswe >d, three •eat ta Governor Talmadge and . . Atmy this afternoon tega.i s Minimum hour rate of pay. Margaret Delaney Thompmn, ■urvlvlng." (fur part lime wink) this . mi lea from her*. Johnson stands ready ta supply a ••nd at tha down-lows Re-fmSecretary Wallace. M, died at tha home nf her son,; . y .|( ,„atie ho sr-to h ,us# ram dal* ... ............. speaker for any occasion. ploymont office set up by Oaafeal Tha average price for the 1KU What Increase If any In Freak Evans' Campaign Andy crjp In Georgia waa 0.41 rents a General Frank Evan* italad * total payroll since A.g. 1. * * ■ ,u . ... . ' «oi whether nut whethar or nut unrmpl yhad teaehod 541, < pound and for th> 1033 crop 10.41 *■ that a -leaker of stato-wido repu­ had boon la III health for wins' t rents, bated oa the records of lb* Urn*. Of thl* aumber ttS are wMta nient bically ha* hern redur-d. Whbt decrease -f any in tation will I* in Sanford within total payroll since A g. 1 pareotu and 410 are nagrd pgrstats bureau of markets. tiro next few days fir thg purpose Funeral services will be held and In what amount local payrollNEW YORK. Aug. 4. _(A>>_ avng, and o f this number IS of fhk FOR AI.L OTHER LABOR, EX uf making a “pep" talk to th* J. F, Greer, krector of th* from (ha Erickson Funeral Hum,, Mra. Francos King wa* aontanred CKPTING AGRICULTURAL Than, she said, h« turned tha state bureau of markets, said ha Sunday afternoon at 4:00 oVIock. lave been Increased. members of ths Arm* a* well at to from flv* to Un yaare Impris­ whlta psrtoM are Woman, aad-41 There men. Major F. L. Miller. Number full time empl ryes of th* door,, which waa talked with Ik# Mgr* persona u n woman. warehousemen at Rev. Hmllh Hamlin of tho First •h* general pubi c. Tho (lit* and prior to Aug. I Statesboro, Tlften aad Adel dur­ Methodist Church, assisted by II. J. Ovorstreel, Frank Kay AnT ki afftae U opto daUy.feg.lhf ho r of this talk will ha announced onment for tho attemptod blackmall of Bruea Barton, author aad U!butattaa ol a*mas, addremti, ing tha morning. Oaa warehouse­ Rev. Wm. P. Urooks, Jr., of Ih. il#re:n, an I K. L Glenn, ratn-d Number full time empl >)#* later, be said. with them a ropy of Ih* follow, >g this datu . . man rad 4 » re of tha th w orkm , aad tho -..automobile, man la Btalaab <ro reported sales Major Connelly asked frr ap­ advartlalng axocutlvo. Ska was »*•* Flrag Hapliat Church, will olf|. -(urstlunnaii* which every mor -Ir­ Number full time empl,yes of 171,000 pounds at aa average data. Burial will ha In Evergreen proval of Interpretations which c nvlctad on th* charga blackmail her .torsos* dependant upea'& i ani or employer of tabsr will I* Increase If say to data — '___ h* had given to th* following In atumptlng to obtain |SQJ)00 •PI of IS reals. Ha said th* offerings Cemetery. * Th* afAre la tacataiLat asked to fill out *ln Ih* prefer,'* Number full time empl ,yre from Barton under threat of o C u , first Street, ton listed largely of lugs and lo questlrns: ' Mrs. Thompson wa* decrease If any t • data. ___ _ grade tokare., with growers Ja>M,tuwn, N. C.t on Its* 10 of on* of Ih* Majors: Sine# th* President's Agree- publishing an arttala which Bar­ •re i|t obligation*, or ■ ow m ay PUt Following inhumation I- re­ Number part lim* employ** k.» dissatisfied" >M> •— — . .■ . .. « °o n *___' _ ,uton claimed waa a "scurrilous and tacbgd ta tha registering 'somawhat with 1104. (Cuntlnstd On Pag* Three) She had lived bore fee th.- quested for f mvardlng to Caaorri name. prior to Aug. I _______ vicious libel". prl P*»t 30 years, and her only sur- Hugh H. Johnson, Washington lo Number part tin»« employes __ 1-----------------yleera ar* h*r ton and daughterN EW YORK, Aag/ L -< A V this dates ^ _______ In-law, Mr. •ad- ~Mrs. .Edgar L^. how results of NRA rgpalgn: New Ta** 1iteafc Exchange FOR OFFICES AND SToRK.S Number part Inn* employ*! LaGuardia la Chosch Jonas. ' forced . M a y whan Number full time employes increaso If any to data______ *t which ■ Exchange *i Aa Fualoji,Candidate prior t i A g. I ---- Number part lim« employ** ■rently explaNumbty full time employee deerraao if any t> data______ Because Hanford's flva aotomjof t H tW I0 U C . Ask. .4. 'thl* data ... ^ ____ I'ar hour rata for rommon bll* dsilarx tail nght ra«t and TALLAHASSEE. Aug. 4<r- Tha Republican mayoralty, r thei - t i v u n s m - T ofv tbs k WASHINGTON, Aug. 4»—(AVNumhar-fall time ampleyelabor prior to Aug I ------- gave hasrty rmlorsemant to the UP)—Governor ShjIU toddy mlttre unaalmouhr, o a d q s Hnff. Na aaa Waa lajsrod al- Two weeks la*way eras docread by Increaaa If. any to date —__ Frr h,ur rat* for common President's Agrosmeat, each A WEST PALM BEACH, Aug. 4. Number full lime employes Hugh Johnson, recovery admlatalabor this data............... ..... Ih* five concerns must IncrMco signed tba death warranto fer f • If fe e r ^ Pengrarem aa F ire electrocution of Clara net Casey UOtordta today ,m tba f w j l j l badly Irrltatad eyas. Ira lor, lode before sanctioning —4ffV— Circuit Judge ChlUIngdecrease If eey to -ta^eu Fer hour rat* for skilltd Its mechanical forte at once. * ' hrta «m dl aura oa business aad Industry warth t'dsy bald that tha slat* Number part time ( niplqye* labor Frlor to Aug. I-------- -At a mooting hold on L II. and Jam** MUligan during the dldata fer tb e ,m a W 5 5 tw < |l q-ftl'ra law requiring emplayao of th* I* comply with Fresidaat prior to Aug. I........j L . ____ _ Par hour rat* fer skilled Wight’s yacht on Lake Minro* wok of Aug. f4 for th* mutdor of Frank Palmer, Miami drug­ affected floors a# v*K*» biankat wage •»* coaaty to ha re*Ideala Number pert time ,mpMy** labor this 'ato— .......... ....... last night, the auto dealers adeptFtarida for twi years “L InW TM meal agreomoat. Th. tht. deleNumber kwrg per day per ad tha SO-hoar work xreok for all g ist Palmer waa abot and . had aat Imd aadl tretar mdd^a ^ rio d «d time la la parsons employed Number part lima t Mpig|es > employe* prior to Aug. I____ mechanical worker*,' and us- killed la an attomptod holdup Iarrest* If any to d W boM pfalitaaa la Urn pahlle Number hr-re per day pressed tbaaualvaa as randy tu of tale store la December af 10IL Casey and Milligan will ptaaa all sthao omplnyaaa aaJsi b* placed tn Rglford doat _ ___a a e a a d baas* lewis aad u Th* court gave tha opinion deerraao If any t » da|o Name e f business ........... - . the term of th* Agraamat at next week after they are re-, Officials dtamlsalng aa lajaaetka suit Minimum weokly rat* af iCkred ky. ... --------------:___ eh.Harry Hawtfl, oailed J d fe pay « rtar .la Aug. L. (U/fktal Capacity)........... Na cbaoga ta to ba auda ta tba rated by toot Broward treaty Palm Beach High Srhool. Mlaimum esskly r a tg .e f Deta ........................ . opening aad ttaatag hsur of any ntgroea awaiting aaerattan far Oa reawill ha pay tbta data ta an affatt to retota hit Name NRA Offlem Reporting. of tba dealers' oatabllahmoata. It murdor. Minimum bow rate el-' was IS ALMOST GONE old Government Unyield­ ing In Itfl Decision To Abolish Service 4. POLA NEGRI AND MINE WALKOUTS Large Advertising MCCORMICK ARE SPREAD SLOWLY Campaign Planned LINKED IN GOSSIP IN PENNSYLVANIA For Citrus F r u its S t r i k e r s Awaiting Outcome Of “Peace Con ference**Efforts Mayo Brothers Kin Victim Of Attempt BySingle Kidnaper Margaret Thompson Is Victim Of Death - Miaa Lsaggath. who sleeps on .tha sacoadflror nursery with th* , children, said a man walks.) to , th* rear a tha home andtiptoed ’M Ra rw stairway U Urnsecond Special Local Recovery Committee Launches House-T o-House Campaign »■- Woman SentencedFor Blackmail Attempt - ................... rghTahaotad, bWhaVitb*re-" and th# afe no Exchtnte On BUnk Automobile Dealers Decide Upon’Hours Sholtz Signs Death Warr&nts Of 2 Men ! Week* Leeway To Be GivenBuainefl8ea ToBackUpRecovery New Resident Law i Held Inapplicable -------- U — __ ■ a l. -• L ’a s. _ — :-------- _________ .t- d » « �t t 'tn* {Fed Outfit When Last Inning RraWia* . Exritiag CoateaMh* L a k e Show Flo* Bf c ^ r i n n u i ___ Fed*AtCoeonTodayla _______________ __ a — « FEDSDR0P3T01 £ £ baseball game FI»* Wtanhw Crew BEDS _ J „ Mn*t. » » " * " •* TW M f c « : m cniC A L DET. ____ W ell- Plsyed Exhibi­ tion H it Is Staged AtHomeWednesday CWr'.i* Abbott. » a a a mho cam# bar* mU aarly ,hl“ J**r' u la !’*r TVr fe d l«f«W Halplaaa brf r* th* mmbinrd 1round » * 1 Abbott Irftham b-d offrrings of Bill lA lti > tp la (ii( P*H a m) r.#a* T.ehar. th# Sanford toa rfght-baadrr » ■ " df " * . »furmarfy „ ho**-t> ?v5*!!^i f l-* * l " » . » J « M • * « .1 .r e n d « k « .. b* |T * W if rvraiin. . i t * *-• . . ■ ■ M i r . u K L itn AP * ■ T f . ■hb ta tw* »•»«■*• h« “ lJ•f ik , p U r t n » ‘H *«* tog**»*r| U *k af’ ma. •» •* “ *• * w ,r t '* * ’.award that ~™ oA h alf F*n»anti VHh alt th#>’» * r»>. that wall »>■ m a walk. I want »b# # • **• «*• " 0| |9m playvr* «i»d ^ A* tha faaa. < » 'a a J h a l . I »»»■• u , ««* a • aninc bait dub Abbott, who bat taaa o«i «II blah aehool for only a f»w »*ar». haa baan playing bnaahall tiara b* vaa a child >>•*" “ ** •d,<* 1 “ ■ «rsik h*>m# to a a . I'rnaacoU. Ab­ bott ittp p 'd la '* thr I’t a u n iU High School tram in V Jti Ul b a jrad u all i t in I W i ba n latH atrliar bataball. *, t r i a r r Hoot ,,....4 la . Mom*. I U,—.11 a"Kfcr*tU J m!S>•• While fJaigar lt.ti.n r l ■ B . I J - n a o 'lg . ***** ‘ * HAIL ttU C lD B BBTOBTRO half, ba i* fe r » :l » brokan ankla which k rrt M ihout of play for a ll waaki. Abbott waaVrfAA managar of th* I hattahoorhaaNram of tha G torfia KViritU U i i u i ^ 1931, ghUa a l l h # end a f that la araaa „ ____ ho Jelnrd I pc folay Indaprndrnla, alroag f Florida lad*paadcat tram . Laat yrar Abbott iifcyrd foi Cairo, Ca^ in tbr lledtgiaK lorida SARASOTA. A d*. I.—(Ab - A man identified •• / i ’ * R' K* ; ibout ** . hlllad TaeaeWy by . train near ba.a. f> lk L n g g i« .* to him rwcmtlr by »*« i‘rpotir» saread *» Idintlflcalhm. r , | ( f Th. anglnrar of » * men Christmas and at the same time raise the wages of those now employed, thus increasing the purchasing power o( "E **? that Regal t h r r - h im -lf *• "fLSE'.J? , ^A Jm ml all of hi* baaaUll « - j ■arionrv ha» b e n at f l n t b*»a. nmt rtllad foul befor# rolllar fair allb u^h h , ha* playa l a t ration* a rain. S o on* fialdad It in lima glacra in tha InfkrM; haa pilchad. so Al got rredit for a hit and th* and haa playrd outfield. U*a< erer* full. 0#»g#r wao romTod a . Abbott ataad aa lb* ing out of i hr hoi# In fin* rhap* dab'a lead ng U tta r. In >1 game* thoi'gh for h# forcad Oallrgo* and thla era ion b* bad gun* tp bat •** tlmaa, K .red IS» run*, and poundad *a t W hila for an a ta ra g , n * ||a haa <m* horn* run, ta o triple), ami nin* doubloa to bU credit; haa U ttad ia >1 r,n *. ato lea I I b*,e». and ha* 13 ** J. rifle* hita to hi* cradlt. It eras ann * need last night that O F F I C E E Q U I P M E N T CO . “ Everything fa y Th# OffWa* T Y P E W R IT E R S and Addin, Maeblae* r e p a ir e d additional millions. Seininole County has much to gair if this program succeeds - and it cer* MORE MEN T O W ORK The Principal Ob­ ject of the Presi­ d e n t ’s Recovery Piogram is to Re1 i eve* Unemploy­ m en t TO REDUCE O U R RU81M E88 H O U R S BY ONLY ONE HOUR ARTHU R B E A N A N LINTON E . 0PEN7 A.M ,CL0SE6P, CLOSE AT t Z , M. SATURPAYM HiLLlCy^WARB SNOWS 4 �PAGE.THRES ial f A O l TW O T h e Sanford Herald The Garbage King Of Portugal NEW POST OFFICE IN MIAMI OFPElIS SIGHT OF BEAUTY Ben Cogburn Is Host At Party At HisHdme MINNIE BESS ECHOLS BECOMES BUIDE OF LOUIE FRANKLIN GARNER Assistrd by hi* mother. Mr*. C. A n d Personal Activities [A R G A R gT P E T E R S , S ociety E d ito r GATHERING SPINES FROM 200-YEAR-OLD C A C T U 8 M an y a m an in a lowly Job haa bem oaned hi* f a ta a n d said to hlm itelf, " I f I w ere only In aom e o th e r k ind o f w ork. I m ig h t h a v e n c h a n c e o f g e ttin g so m ew h ere.” T h le m a n n e r of re a so n in g th a t th e Job m ake* th e m an la all too com m on an ti Ik In a la rg e w ay n**pun*lble fo r d ie co n te n t an d th e d e fe a ta a t a ttitu d e . • A n ex am p le o f w h a t a m an c a n do to lif t him nelf ab o v e Spanish TypeOfArchi­ hla menial vocation la fu rn la h ttl by Henor M anuel M artin * , tecture W a s Used one o f th e w e a lth ie st m en u f P o rtu g a l w ho llvea in a ca atle InHandsomeEdfflce In IJ* bon. . . , „ . ., R u b b ish b ro u g h t him riche*. Once a h u m b le g a rb a g e MIAMI, Fla.—With tha open­ collector, S cn o r M artin * developed hi* *ordld Job In to a ing of it* rvrw-42,009,000 po*l ofV eritable In d u stry na w ealth y a n d p ow erful aa m any o f th e fieo on July I, Miami added an­ g r e a t b asic co m m ercial en terp rise* . other gem to Uio arra/* of handW hllu co llectin g g u rb u g e In a Hmall w ay in hi* n a tiv e aomo building*, d**lgn#,| along il. laeSI* eed M*Sa m Tk« Herald ** Ik# _ village o f (,'ncllhaH, th e a u th o ritie s o f M ahon called for Spaniah line*, which have brought eC liin llil* * , urn »S»ed 1# ike krwtev bnrgen to bo umxI In th e d isp o sal of th e c ity 's refu se. S «»or Ihl* city arrhiteetursl fame. MARTIN «e*irr with pefc*lwkl M a rtin s g o t th e c o n tra c t, borrow ed m oney and h ired te n d e rs Tha new *l/ueturr, w h ic h to ta k e th e w a ste acrim* th e riv e r to (.’acllh as. T h e re he bouie* 14 federal department*, it co n v e rted It Into fe rtilis e r, lie th en b o u g h t ch e ap plot* o f unique among gnvernment batldlan d an d p n slu c e d cru|m uf fru lU an d vegetablea w hich a r e Inga, In that It wa* one of the fir*t to he designed by a local c a rrie d buck in th e b arge* to Lisbon. T h e re could be no b e tte r econom ic set-u p th a n th e one firm, instra.l of by the auparvl* Waahiagtiin. th in ifurlmifv m u g n a tr h m e n tib liih u d . T h e rum uno ra tio n Ing artrhitect In I‘al*t A Steward of Miami were h e receiv es fo r h a u lin g th e refu se puya for th e co st o f h is given a free hand in planning a b o ats, th e ir o p e ra tio n , und loaves him n p ro fit. H e doesn t building to fit local rendition, imy fo r th e w aste w hich h e tu rn s Into fertllix er, w hich Is ami the tropical climate. Briar to UHII.K VKHdK FOR TODAY Jim aL oil hi* g rove* und tru c k gurilen*. th e re b y e ffe c tin g a lu:in, under an act of Congr***, labHrinr-TwriHn s t r¥r"BanaTwf«r THE FRIEND OK SINNKKH: .-Their *rrlbr'* and Pharisee* Inir b ecattsp t h r L n rg es would h av e to |(o buck w h e th g r th e y signed by ime group of men, preirnled a strrrotyped appeararw-e Bli murmured ogeiu»l hi* duciplsa, w ere loadod o r n o t. • laying, Why ,|« ye eat ami drink All th la Roes to ahow th a t you d o n 't h av e to a t a r t o u t throughout the country. In order cactus, with pnliliran* ar* sinner*? Ami In Ilfs a s a b u n k er n r an In d u stria list o r in any o f th e nice In atlmulate local work ami to Jr*n«, answetlhg, *aid snln them. profeaaloti* In o rd e r to u tta ln w ealth. -If-,you a r e n s tr e e t I Improve rondltlon* generally, th* hold* th* | certain pew* In th# church wlter* They that nr# w’orle need not a C leaner y o u h a v e th e o p p o rtu n ity to m ake s tr e e t rlea n lm r administration decided to sreur- 1st 2* first “fly- ek»pi**M have been Inatalled wi h n, phyiician; hut they that are ahk. I n to 'it v n st e n lr n ir is e . If you a r e a ifarlm ge co llecto r you local architects In handle federal telescopic handle*. »o that tbooe building*. ju*t almut tile time the, O* | rame mil to rail the righteous, hsf'1 of h*#r,n« «► Miami po*t office wa* being. hut sinner* In repentance, laike tisi m la h t Irecomo th o sg u ire o f a P o rtu g u e se ca stle. * . “a «W*d to hear a . clearly a . O jjw NEW YORK, Aug. «^-The flr«t planned. with normal hearing, Probably th* most radical de­ aviation *#rvic# station In history regulator on each cord, enable* haa been established by the Oxlf Nothing Ever Happeno parture from stereotyped federal the user to increase or diminish Refining Company on Long labuildings is th# introduction of a the flow nf sound td meet hi* perin im r curly ch ildhood we knew a m an w ho w as alw a y s Spaniah patio In the center, ln-! land, New York. A large, flat ticular requirement. field, ideal for taking off and a fra ltl l h a l so m e th in g w as going to huppen to him . N ot rinsed by informal arcades. The landtag, hae been secured and Ur. Meriwether was an active Earphones Placed In II slrlkr* u* that th* Vlr* th a t a n y th in g e v e r d id , h ut h e was alw ay s w o rry in g , n e v e r­ arcade* on the flrxl flour accom­ trustee of the T i n t Baptist Pr**id*nl wnutd he the logical th e less, fo r fettr h e w ould r a t r h cold an d die o f p n eu m o n ia, modate th* lock boiee, and those venienct* for both professional Church As Memorial Church. man In put In rlraiga uf III* crime or th a t h e w ould eu t so m e th in g w hich would g iv e him on th« »*cnnd floor provide a pa* and amateur flyer* haa been a r­ ■age tn the rourt room. This fea A* a memorial to tha memory • lluallmt. p to m a in e poisoning, o r th a t h e would g et ru n o v er hy u of the late Robert O. Meriwethei, lure, with Its tropical planting, ranged. I m in . l i e Is still liv in g a f te r m any y en rs, h u t h e is still Under the direction of Captain members of the First Baptist presents an interesting picture If Professor Molry I* ■« sue He alw ay s will, as and serve* to light and venlila'e Al William*, notrd flyer, Jb# “a ir” Church today announced that they PAINTS spas fill in breaking up kMnaptng w o rry in g fu r th e sam e old reaso n s. DOZIER & GAY’S < long a s n o th in g e v e r does happen. tire corridors aa well a* the service station ha* been plainly had las tailed the lagt word la ear­ *. hr wa« "B e a t F o r T h# Now we rend in th e L ite ra ry D igest of a n o th e r m an. working portion* nf the '• r a t of- marked. In huge 12-fool letters, phone* in certain pews at th* C anfrm ir*, Dealer A Gay's Floor and Deck Paint la elastic, durable and the following message has been F lrtl Baptist Church, permitting H e is c lg h ty -tw o year* old. mid th in g s h a v e alw a y s been fire department. nw-dtatr rml economical. It la not affected by water and haa no equal for painted on the ground: “Gulf Air the hard of hearing to enjoy ser­ h aim en ln jf t« him . W hen he w as e ig h t y e a rs old h e w as Florida material* were u*ed, a* porch floor*, boat deck*, and where a Paint mast STAND auvitl fro m tim w n in g a fltT ho hail liccomtj unconscious an d far as possible, in the new build­ Service Station." Nearby the ad­ mon* ami music In a satisfactory HARD WEAR. Thi* ln jii.ilIal Recovery Arl gonit d o w n th e th ir d lim e. Som e of th e ttlh c r th in g s w hich Ing. Of espeeial Interest I* lh> ditional message appears: “Gaa— manner. lx Ihe i.ne which w»a saiil t» have h av e h ap p e n ed to h in t anti w hich h e h a s su rv iv ed , little th e Quarry Kry alone with whleh the IS.- plus taa" (or whatever the A sensitive transmitter at the STANLEY-ROGERS HARDWARE CO. U rn Ii*IJ up .I'lrial urrrk* .a entire ealrrior I* fared.Thi* stone current price may b*>. These pulpit picks up the voire of (h* 204 S a n fo rd A venge w orse fo r w ear, Include tin* follow ing: messages ran hr seen at a diapexsagr wIill* ltil»rprrt*r* Iran*speaker and the music. From this Is a rrramy with varied I l f w as s tr u c k hy lig h tn in g threw tim es. lonre of 2,000 feet off the ground. letnl II from Die iirialnel Huwlen. desk*, wire* have been run to shell furmaliuns, whirh give a trx* H u rled lit u ronl m ine d isa ste r. Paul Ualllro, well-known sports Bui now that IPs IranslaU'l lur* unlik* othrr do rust tic stone. Fell fro m a h ig h tr e s tle in to a rocky canyon. their's alill * wlmlr lot uf us who Il romparrs favorably to TravrrBlow n Into th e a ir hy a cannon explosion, s u f fe rin g th e tln* iin ported from Italy. This 't can't flgri'c* eut what It msans. lima o f a n u rm a n d a n eye. said to be the largetl building imps ami Miami pap*ra ai« nf thle anywlu-r* countrurtrd C ru sh e d u n d e r ft.ODO p o u n d s o f p o tte r's d a y . Holing Ih* l«Ua nf a rru** •ton*, whleh I* quarried on lh« Full tw e n ty -fiv e f r e t o v er a cliff. , gulf cyur** llnkficnl wRh T h ro w n f r o m a h o rse in a ru n aw ay a n d d ra g g e d k*y» about 75 mllm south of Ml A l fljnds. t h s r *«so*"«l * •'* ami. rum* n ra rrr bring s*lf th ro u g h a b a rb c il-w lrr fence. Th# floors of th* lobbir* at* It Wmil.I i S u ffe re d th r e e broken rilts am i a broken collar-bone Iktui.laliug than a cross •!*!* cn pavrd with marblr, using various w hen kick ed hy n h o rse. ■ • cnlurs to work formal design i. •al. Th# main thing •<* ‘hebj* T hrow n on h is h ead from a bobsled, skull fra c tu re d . hnvesvrr, I* which would co*t lh« Th# many grill** are wrought most money. Which would htln-i S u rv iv e d dou b le pneu m o n ia nt th e ag e o f eig h ty . aluminum of unique design. Even la ih* most “outside rapHel?" th* writing ileak* are pUnnnd in S u rv iv e d n p u ru ly tic s tr o k e nt eighty-one. S e rio u sly in ju re d w hen r u n o v er hy a h o rse an d eharaflrr with th* g*nrral tiralAnother I long that I* bothering msnt. Nu drlails have been overw agun. local N. II A worker* i* a r*S u ffe re d new w ounds am i reo|M<nlng o f old o n es In a n Inoknl In nn effort to make thle lau.ant a illsltlbutgr of food on# of th* moot attractive of post nuUinoiiiile accid en t a t eig h ty -tw o . lu st fall. pr.s|i..'ls. and d.w» nol a grain *nd office lobbies. Now it is s a fe to say th a t th is m an n ev er w orried, (rvd slur*, which srll* f**<l l“f On a mrxianln* floor i« a mod­ tool**, also cunie under that rlos- m uch a lsiu l w h a t w as going to h appen to him . W e d o n 't ern cafeteria and kitchen •spe­ nficain.il? And what alxiul a f*r- h av e th e in fo rm a tio n av a ila b le h u t w e v e n tu re th e g u ess cially In accuinmodal* |x»»lal em­ lillxrr life Inr) winch sell* hpal for th a t tills m an w as a p re tty cocky so rt of in d ividual. W e ploy ***, aa wrll a*-rerr*alinnxl plants, or tlw newspaper which d a re say th a t all o f h is life he h as been p re tty d e fin ite ly uf rooms, show*re. etc. Th* court I hf Thr|*i» th e opinion. tJtgt h e co u ld n 't he killed, th a t h e could su rv iv e I imhI for tlMiutfhll a n y th in g . A fte r h e h ad been s tr u c k hy lig h tn in g th r e e ”Il gives me pleasure to tell you what a con­ tim es, w h y n o t? hou«ea th# customs department Th# Miami Daily N»w*' Whlrllvenience my electric range ia. I’ve baked* T h e th in g fo r a n u n to do who la alw a y s w o rry in g ami all th# other federal hraache*. gig bring, out tit* lather •maxing Inforiuatlon that two llwd* county ab o u t so m e th in g g o in g to h n p |w n to him , is to let it h ap p ep , Du# to th# rapid growth of this broiled, canned and roasted on it and our flty. Miami has suffered for jutiicr* of III* pcac* gst lb* same an d sue now m uch fu n it Is. monthly bill has never been over $10.75 for many year* from Inadequate pos­ leinuneratlon (.» lh*ir Job* a . tal dnrlRQ#a. Th# flna fctlerml (ioxvtnor Shullx d»w« for hi* the eighl months#. * a year. It al.» .«>« that building, which was t r*ct#d her* ia 1815. was scorn outgrown, and Ih# llaiir county tup#rintriol*ut of SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO during th# winter *••■«•* much sckuids get, a thousand ilollare.a 1 had been told never to buy an electric The uffkiaU of Ihe new county of the poet offic* work had to oe )t* r in»ts than the slate superin­ carried on In lenU put up near tendent. Mloch Ju.» gu#s to show uf Seminole will soon greet their range on account of the cost of running it, Ih# railway station. ____ how screw) we *11 an-. friends and runsliluwnta in ele­ but so flu: have found it and refrigerator lesa gantly appointed office* of their ra y . w i l f a i T to" the buoyancy Down iu Timpa they are organ- own In the court, house's! the cor­ • ^ causing It to rite much fastar. He e.\j)eimve than the old method*" (ling n "Vigilante* Commltt*#" to ner of t'aramercial Street s a l aal.l h# eel hia goal at a 10-mlle see that atom* displaying th* Park'Avenue They will be loeated altitude. Blue 4Iagt* ••* nut violating nay on th* *«rund floor of ih* building a l tho.provisions of Ike Agree. but Just what rooms they will orUMM. TIi# idea of vtgtlanlee can .upy la at pietenl unknown. Fol­ Lenae Duplicated eaalty bo carried U>e far, when lowing I* Ihe lint of Ihe new ofever enlhusiaillr memhrrs seek ftriala: K. U Woodruff, Sanford, D a HENRY to m flm p*naltl#a without sut r , W. Rntiminger, Loingwood, J. ftcienUy eaisful tnvrstigaiiun. But T . McLain. Geneva. J. A. Clark, McLAULIN, Jr. th# I’rrmfant'i Agrsvnwnt U no Oviedo, and L I*. Hagan. MarkJoke and mud b* otwysd. Km- barn, county commissioner*; K. A. O p lA m airist playar* must aruld even th# ap- 'Douglas*, clerk of rlrcult rourt; psarxoe* of *vtk ,i C. M. Hand, *b«rlff; T. K. Bale*, U S P u k Av# tag a*se**of; J. |>. Jiaklao, lag Wa don't bam* -yet li*w many rolleetor; B. F. Wbltnsr, county n>«a Kara actuall) b#«n put u Judge; D. L. Thrasher, superin­ work In tha Sanfonl area aa a re­ tendent at public Umteuebee; 11. sult of N. B. A. ortlviltw. Mtruly C. Du Boas, supervUor at registraNavy Bidlooniit To registering turn at th* itr-sm ■ h s ts s T.M.’Dolliton Mrs. Hutchison Has Party For Her Club Mr*. W. Ctnthrn Hutchison «n Friend* of Mack II. Young will tertained with regret to learn that he broke n yesterday afterno in at her tinnw mtall bon« In hU foot yeitcrday. on Wr»t Twrnlirth Strret in honor of the member* of the Mcrry-GoMrs. L. Grow baa returned from Kourd Club. Al the r mrlu-mn of lekxonville ami Palatka where the br.dgc game* a salad rours# $ spent a week. wa* served by the huatr**, aiOiitr* by Mr*. Roy Holier, Mr*. S. O. Ir. sml Mr*. W. A. FitU, III, Chare, Jr„ and Mr*. B. E. Whitdaughter, Nancy, are spend- ntr, Jr. When score* were added prite* two week* at Cmonadu Beach. wi-rr awarded In Mr*. John L ill** Juanita Smith will leave Gall m ay and Mil* Eleanor Her­ Jght for Albany, Ga. where ring. Mr*. Galloway received a i will viatf Mi** Marjorie Fori Chinr*o tray foe holding high *core an.I Ml** Herring wa* the recipient of two deck* of playing Hr*. Alet Vaughan I* expected card* a i low »c >re prixr. Tho*e present were: Mr*. S. O. return tomorrow from Ashe- Twsaty-flv* la M million ClItCAOO. A e g . A - m Command#* T. 0 . W. 8*U1* *f tha aavy said ba * D aitaly aapsetod U Ink# a0 oa a •ala flight Into th* (traU*ph#re ham SaUWr FWd tonight. Tb* kalhanhl said ho oiporta U ho at Ua*t a mil* aver Um earth hy dawa and aa th* amt Ham tu dal- U*ut*aaal dtpoattfd la National Banks at Um Sooth and Watt at oa*e hy 8 *mx# U r) MeAdo# ta fardUato tho •aoveawat ut traya. Federal, auto and municipal bonds and prime commercial paper will ha att*y* ad aa awerity far th# tfamff, apaa ohkh Um haaki wlU pay two par te a •t *-*“— ini#real, in # motive am uva or aea. *“ * Tho at "so- — _ paiasy M sAiht m ■■taklliki^ ik tl nsw ^poU ? D to antWlpatt Uw f i l l ( if f e l« « tr l« r a a f e , r t f r i | 5 n l # r , i M i l c r , m d M « U f R M «kla«b Y m v iP M |*« Lillian Iltanan left ye»ter. for Daylona Beach to spend w day* with Mr. and Mrs.'K. Aeirnwllr C’irtld Number Two of lh«Mi«*i** Evalren Cuaf, Evelyn I’rr-hyterian Auxiliary, Mr*. <i. Miss Bolz Hostess Eehol*. Smlve flamer. Gl-rdv* II. Brown, rhalrman, will inert at Anna Belle Dy*«n. P.-lly At Party Thursday 4:00 u’cluck at the kumr nf Mr*. ffarncr. II. 1*. JnhnMin, South Sunfonl S'oe Hatcher, and E. I \ Erh l«, Entertaining for the member* Avenue, with Mr*. John.on nn,l Elmer Echid*. William fbrmer, Jean Turner, nnd IVuglu** Eehol*. lr of the “ ?" Bridge t'luli. Mi** Lu- Mr*. (J. U. Stuart a* ho*tiw*c*. - cille Bolx wa* ho*te»* at a bridge Circle Number Thtr-e uf the * party given yesterday afternoon * at her home on Park Avenue. A Ptnf«hyterlun Auxiliary, Mr*. W Mrs. Cochran (iivos color *:hrmc of yellow and white A. Znrhnry, rhairman, will mrel Party For Children wa* developed by the vase* and with Mr*. Zachary, I lot pmk I Friend* of Dr. A C. rhamh • howl* of garden flower* arranged, Avenue, at l:«M» oYlerk. Complimenting her ilaughter, tin, who underwent an operationi about the room* where the gursl* June, and her »on. tilenn, who Circle Niimio-r Four of the lie first part nf tho week nt the• were entertained. c«-let rate.I tlie-r birthday nnnf. Iranrr fii-nernl Hospital in Dr-At the conclusion of the brldgp Prerhytrrlan Auxiliary, Mr*. Dui.y eer«arie* recently, Mr*. J. Dindo, will be glad to learn that; game* high score prlie, a novelty larwls, chairnmn, will meet at 1:00 Coehran entertained with 11 'birth­ f i* Improving nicely. •■ powder box, went tu Mi»a Camilla n' lock nt the home of Mr*. Fred day party Wednesday afternoon si Ilea*. Refreshment* were *erved Might, IMiimo.n Drive, with Mr*, her home In la k e Murj. Punch I Mr. and. Jlrs. J. St. Clair While,, al u late hour by the hostess, as­ wight and Mr*. Harold Washburn wa* served during the afterno -TV o* ho»te»*r*. k., an ,| children, Nancy, St. Clair,, »bted |,y Mi** I tea*. and game* nnd contest* were co­ II, Catherine, an-l Rill, rrturm-d Tho*,. present were: tho Misses leli " i i 1 I Circle Number EiVr < Ihursday from Charleston, S. 1 Christine Sloudrnmirr, Jean Mar­ Presbyterian Auxiliary, MrA «ohir scheme »»f pink and (here they have hern spending tin lame), Camilla l)ea«, Hetty ry Melsu lm, rhalrman, m| greyn wav emphaaitr.Kin the florlie past four weeks. llintermbder, Prance* Re Ilx. Hel­ at l:mt o'clock with Mr*. I i.l ih-i»inli >lix and in the ref|e-fien Ihruglu*., und Ella Spencer. Hus-rjl, Celrty Avenue. meats. The diniy: tahl# hail n< Mr*. W. P. Brooks, 417 We-I n centeipn-ve a howl id pink liiie. rrnnd Street, returned jes'terihv and a.puiauu. fern nil i*ueli Mile tom Asheville, N. C. where she of wliirli wen- )i|arrd two decork* hern for the past five vveekr. meet at ■it'd three-lirred bllth Uy lake-, Ir. Brook* returned with her Elixalx-lh one leiirini; II green ramlles utol p trrd ay .after spending a week die- IrII,mud with lu.orl- of lnthe other havirg lime candles. ith her In Ashevlil*. -hudiin f |n I lino j II ,, Mrs. Cochran « « • u—i.ic.| u.. [Sir. nnd Mrs. W. T. Shull ami rntertalning and rervlng t •*“ ] " » • fini'liril m ill „ n.uron -,1-h • II pld/en, William and Jean, re­ guesl* hy Jits. Nonr.'i llyotlainc, aiol’V r i .i ■- -or iu wi'io .i p i t i. | | | . >, tried yrvterdny In their home at Mr*. Met rill Riili-rt. and thr lini of p nk iinii olit in - i , .iu*. m co Iw Orleans, I j i ., after spending Mi..e« Elina I'n h ia n a»d Chrt- pink *h . .. an,I pink rulftnl ml .Sub­ Li day* here with Mr. and Mr*.! tin# Cole. Mis. Ii. (’. Cochran vvu. mil.. Sbe ta rried 'a large bouquet d l l . uf pink •Uhlias Ur.I « iia a pink' line. t’lcrl.- Nuinlu-r Three „f hirst M.'lluidt.t ('hnr. Ii will nl a:.HI hYliik with M<! . ('rawri.nl, I2UI Oak Av.-nuc. (•irr^• Nuudirr Knur «f First .M.lh dist rhuch will nt .1:711 o'clock with Mrs. / Sho-ninkcr, Bcardall Avcnur A TTEN D THIS SPECIAL . H ^ o n s tr a tio n inaay Aug. 7, 1933 Never before h aaan opportunity like th ii been presented to foot cufTercrainthixcityand vicinity. By ipecial arrangem ent,w e have ■ccured th e exclusive service* o f an E xpert from th e Chicago S U T o f D r. W m . M , Scholl, world noted F oot A uthority. H e will be assisted b y our own Expert foe thii fanpedant occasion. If you iulfcc from your feet, by all meant arranga to b« here on tha above date. FREE F O O T TEST Yioj will derive a complete Test and Analyni of your fed, and be shown exactly what cause* your ache* and pains. Relief by th* proper Dr. Scholl Appliance or Remedy will be demon­ strated oa your own fed. You will aim b* girta advice at to the site, width • and typ* of (hoc you should *—K*s* wear, how to give your fed !’ ITl1 th* right car*, etc.—ALL *w m r> N d ^ ——_ J What you win gam will ba of lifelong benefit to you. Therefore, remember the data and b* sue to attend. «STA. DEPT. STORE Splendid U ting Ihirinr Ih-- evening gift:« were prr«rn|rd to the nttrndant* In the wedding hy the hrhle an<l bri.legroom. Thr *e pr<*ent were: Mi** Minnie Be** Eehol* and lamle OsrreV, hpnor pue*l*. Mr*. D. K. Before a largr etoap r f frl.'inl* anil irlatlvr*. the marriage of Mi«i Minnie Ite«4 Echo)*, d-iucht»r of Mr. ami Mr*. Elmer Ciiti Eeb'd*. t> l.mie Franklin (lamer, •on of Mr. ami Mr*. William E. Gamer, t'rlery Avenue, took place ye- or.lay afternoon at 5:.!U o’cl ck at the l i n t B.ipti*t Churrh. The Bee. W. I*. Brooks," Jr.. pastor of the chuirh, per­ formed the reretnony. Farming an ut: t-ntiv,- backgr mnd for the w rddng party wer>- the drroratlon* In the church' whl.h ron-isled of gink rnrnation*,1 gladioli, white dahlia* and |i iik an * wliiti1 rose*. uivrnt alii * a tol >r •rheme of pink, gicrii. and whit.-. Art he* of fern and fin e # '. wet- plan-d at the rri? of vi-hj able and another slut lar arch, wa* pluced where the ccremyny took place. Spwial pew* were! matkrd with !••»<< vf pink I . ] 1’irenlinir the reiemony. Mr*. ' (Continued 4rot.t Pag* O n I nient went Inin eifr.t ,m Tursda inu*| an i-mpluyer pay hi* lati.rv Ih if lii-hiKir wi-vk *alar> for weck-h.-ginning ort I'm-lay or i Mon.la) 7 Mi. Colin*ily na i «• |.rr»*vd tin- opinion that tin- I hiior or 4K-h'Ur wr*-k *h.>ti!.l I The toinnuttre bowel <7. de­ rided that the work w rk proper­ ly *i can on Tuesday and thm employi-i * shrtuld pay thrir h ‘tp on a IiMi ur week ba*i». In nthrt wnnl*. id-hour week employee* ► ho il.| 11- i-tii.l on the 40-hatir Wti-k b.t-i* for .7-1 h ur* work • luttina Tuesday, wl.de IH-lmut week employee* .houl.l I* paid on tho IS-hmir week t.n»i« for I" hour- n ik .tailing Too day. I an an employer dl.rhnrg# whnt be rin-.nlet* an ipioinivtrnl C o r. 5 th 81. a t H anford A r t , Is »• Iview, Tenn. and l/mlnville, Kyf. Mr. and Mr*. Htlneriphcr will n*ttend ii reunion nf the Btinc iphnc family in Grandview nnd later nt lend the Pcntury nf P r o g r e s s nt f'hicngo while Mr. nnd Mrs. Mnrri. will visit friends and relativeIn Louinville, Ky. Mr*. Stem|o-r will remain in tirandvlew and I hatlan.M.ga for several week*. To-N jyht_ 'Z'™’ ANN- ” ,0 M HARDING U O IILK T MONTGOMERY rr.i, Pun-hut elli IR. I.. T. IMISJ4 • Hi-1 It ipt -l l hun Ii lo.ioi i i tin* • I h r -mi nt •'•'■ut-. no.I riihii- Ini,' w ell -Uuui_l|iiiiun^.toi. a W-ui 11 in-". Hi- uiii'iul. i Sem.i olo :;ih 'll. ,\l plr-il*| Inii fprinlnc mi the E i.t ii) i uwner of I,. F. lin m n -opuil, wl(o! ■■-ii Ii- priil.i -i •if ml.min. I hlmiir trlier • fc,l • fcUMtlP IHsfS.f. r • lliisirli r hfft Irr ISN»*| IBi.eM I If - i f Jt N I*. | | ----A |*. I | t milt r#i 1UY.H.T •I Null IlMMk IIMm. I.»l Mstkrl 221 K 1st. HI. Mr arr •q.iipp.-.l In priolure first r la n |«b work al Ihe lownl p,s»ddr pruts. Give lie a trial. man Tiammcll \if ih.- .S-r. al I'uioniillr.- thol hid- I. • d for i wo cruis.-i- on Ih. lhal (..ir slllphulldijik.- r. ' (.ml a.ltaiiru knowlr.li-. ,.f Mrs. Forrest Honored J >i"Us .dfi-rs lo Iw* ouiili*. Sian.II. y, wl >•» muWith Pariy Tuesday 1 iffArlooral red Wi-dnr-day with I ym iilni R.wwei.'ll at H)d<- I'tiik. Honoring Mrs. J. It. Format iivrsligalion had di • l...< who rlhns to K-nvu soon for Geor- "*» *'r..i foundiilii.t." gia to make lo-r home, the memlire Hr thought ( n I»'rs .uf t ’ir I.- Nunils’r Four of o ry u a i on nr «-s-niy. the First Mcthwlisi Phiin-h enterAlli. iui-nls |i. ih,. \.iv ioir.nl with nn informal p-:.;) '•ip ; Tuesday afternoon ut the hum,, nf Two i|#*lrnyrr« i-u. Ii |» i Mrs. It. L. Shinh.ib.cr, Oak Ave­ '•"i. Mure Island. Puget nue. 1'hdn.lclphia o"d Surf,ill, During the aftern.Hiii Mr,. Faron.- light rr.;i-i-r test wo. given a picture, "Spring " " New York uni Phil, time," n* a parting gift. A song '••id.; two Mihriiuun. appropriate for the occasion w i. ............... N. II . yanl, i sung ill honor of Mrs. Fnrie.t. yinlaial rath lo lie Al the tea hour nn ire .ourt" nnd t hor|p-ron yoi |., wn- -i'ive.1 to the following: Mis. .W ild . It. (he p’luile J. It. Forrest, Mr*. M\ E. Raines, ' • ir; •Mr-. S. E. Jones, M e. w. ,N, Newport News .Nh.pl. ddnig nr. I Th.ii nl.in, Mrs. ||. E. llul.-y uni 1'iyd.wk tompany, N. w p u r l daughler, Mi,a llaxcl Ral. v. of N Vn„ Iwj» air.iufl .airier, lakeland, Mrs M. E. Jloye, Jlr-..' mi f P.r.iHio.Onu r;n h. Smith. Mr*. It. G . Hickson. Mr*. llrthlrhpoi .Nh.pbu* linir t'nrpn. P. P. Herndon, Mrs. P. A. Haines, r ition, Quincy, Ma-- . ...... |„.u,, Mr* 4 rancis A. Hickson, and Mrs. • oi.ci f..r lll.72U.lirO; „,„| f(M(r Shiidiolser. ■l. -lro y m at |.'l,s:ol,i»ni aHih. New York Bliipbuihlllig Pom I my. i'anol. n, \ . j , two |ig.,t uleprx nt 111.r.77JMn en ti an I I ur il**troyers for 4't.77.'..n'«l W IL L IA M McCOY “Rusty Rides AIone1 f* i '.ittVuu*nl m ( Improved Jo b le ss Condition Seen As Contracts Are Let Saturday Double Show BOYD “Emergency Call 4 or month* tln*re wa* talk of i reunion nnd the .divorce wa* • uirtliiog of a *urprt-e. la te r, liring the long illncs* of hit fir*t < fe. the ilnlighter of .I 'bn D. If*ek -feller, rumor* were firipirnt f a re-niait age M.i'orniiek wa* ■•ttftrrwmk»uTs~ , Spread S low ly In Pennsylvania TUr*. I^*lle Went and daughter, kry, returned Tuesday from iheville, N. C. whrro they »pcn*. month. W IT H O U T C H A R O E t ASK ANY KMPiDYlS OK YOUR FAVORITE ELECTRIC ORALRK ROW U TILE IT W W W COST TO UAYR A COIUPLKTE ELECTMC SERVICE IN YOEM RpMK. ' Social Calendar Circle Numlier One of the Pres­ byterian Auxil.ary, Mr*. C. C. Brigg*. chairman, will meet at 1:00 o'clock with Jlr*. Mary l*ulesion, 801 Magnolia Avenue. '1 HAVE FOUND IT LESS EXPENSIVE THAN.THE OLD METHODS. Visit Stratosphere T elep h o n e: O ffice 148 II. Cogt-urn, Ben Co*barn, one of the m h rn In the Garner-IL'hol* wedding yr«t*rday ftftrrno n, *ntrrtaiard with an Informal party Wednesday evening following re­ hearsal at hi* home, 217 \V*«t Seventeenth Street, with member* FRIDAY. of the wrddinif) party a* gueet*. The Ladle.* Auxiliary of lh« Entertainment during the eve­ Sanf ird Elk* Lodgr will meet al 8:00 I*. M. at the Klk« Hall oe ning wa* furnished by Ml** Marian Haym Ea>t First Street. | rlayed the piano, and Mi** Mar­ ! j' rie Coghum who perfnrmeil sev­ MONDAY. The Mary laimhuth Circle of eral tap ilanrr*. Refreshment* the Kir»t Meth.dist Church will w re served hv Mr*, f'ogbtim, meet, at 4:00 o’clhck at the huttfe n**l*ted by Ml** Hayne* and of Mr*. M. Rupert Strickland, J f , Mi«* Coghurn. Palmetto Avenue, with Mr*. The refreshment table wa* over* Strickland and Mr*. E. A. Wilson laid with a lare rlnlh and cen­ a* hostr**e*. tered With a large thne-tiernl The l*iaii| of Seminole County wedding rake topped with a Chapter uf the American Red miniature bride nnd bridegroom. Cruaa will meet at IU:U0 A. M. at Other deeornll n* on the table the rnmmi.*«inncr* room in tha were two howl* uf pink ro*e* and VIOLATORS OF Pola Negri And » BLANKET ( ODE McCormick A re TO BE CHECKED * Linked In Gossip TYP1NC Special InvesliRulionK — KKM1NOLK-4 T H -N F Y C R K D IT A SSO CIATIO N H rralri I’rin lin g Co Phui# 111 LEARN TO SEW! . . Ill U ic lliin t 11 w o m a n tv lio " m a k e s h e r o w n ! ’ Rondo Print I;hIMain or Printed Broadcloth l!)e Silk Flat Crepe I9e yd. Th# low-priced Quality Pattern Accuratoty Stvled �' Sea Cow C a lf Is Fed From Bottle With Real Milk ha* sated b*by TriloB, or, honed tea m i * , I n a i li a n a tun. Bereft <1 mother manatee by ( . i j t n j / . Jr* tim a M jr »bof*d animal to Wnrftroe Number W Vacancies Soon Um Miami rve a y w Kay, iaby Triton w at fnind pcalcd effort* l„ feed the *#a waifowing ia a bed of eel grao* e-w aqualm bei (,*-*« a- J ) k-viK j ibr animal bail not been i t i a iL by two Lf t a fra day* agu. JtMeotertne the baby u iija lN . Th» only ii p r im e r aquartem worker* had p t f i» i» ly with Inlam* of the water truer family *a» one baby birn In n r t i t i l y laat yrar ami nurtured »y it* m lh*r, but tb*y ware will!' * t i try. ■ftandanl feedrny «-quifm*nl of a human baly feeding bittie and rubber nlpptr-^wr/r pftrnxrrd and row, ■ n t r i m U iifhif o p rn tiW la tfpr*r B>** aquarium. There. attendants <f nnlinued Front f*aa« «. nretie n with (he tecuvrry gram, firm set indicate* that Itse* to «n«jmers may nrnc* W h e th e r you n re p la n n in g a p icnic lu n ch o r a n elab­ o ra te d in n e r u t hom e,*you'll fin d j u s t th e (hlfig* you need— offerer! a t 1- w price*— in y o u r neigh b o rh o o d A A P Foot! S to re, 'A lt— S u p r e m e Q u a lity S A L A D DRESSING pt. jar 12/ qt. jar 23 / SANDWICH SPREAD Pt. jar 15f PRESERVES lb. jar 15^ PINEAPPLE 2 can. 29/ K A JA H — D eiicktue 1 A N N PA G E — D elicious P u re F r i |i t -WBL MONTE— ifolkaM ia d lk ad -m N A rZ lg raaaak -Marine - Chips Recruiting Station, located ia ibr post office building will have vmrmaeie* for, graduate* of high school or from . jitftft jlioe* o f hiyfcrr learning daring- the months i f August and; September, according to an annouaiement by Lieutenant Colonel( A. B. Urrm. officer ia charge. , Men acrepled will be Iraraferred to Parris Island, 5 . C , for* a few yr*k«\ Inteasirr training be­ fore - being assigned to some school, ship or marine barrack I pi-'aL'cts and the rite in wage staler. tin the other hand, admfnbtratbis la te received the a**urince of many of the larg^ di-ted, tiling organUations that lh>*ri*me wilf n o t.pmeecd at a faster rate and that a special attempt Is Wing made by them to cooperate with the re overy program. Ilrme -aid that 'm'any. mariufactoiers and distributor* have drclaie.i tbeir rradineM to- play fairly and si|uarrly with Ihe ad­ ministration in Its efforts.’* The point which is of most con­ cern |o farm administrators. It *>< said, I* the possibility of sharp appreciation of inventories of processor* ami diitribit^ft of g-rod* purchased during a peiiod of low price* fur which higher pii et would In- charg'd by the time the good* enter. Consumption channel*. A cloec cheek t odetermlne if therr Is a marked tendency in this direction i* being made, by the Bu­ reau of Agricultural Economics and the B -rtau of tabor Statistics wh.' h will contribute most of the information for the weekly price "Conditions are changing so rapidly that monllrold figures a n of little use to consumers, so we plan to report this data every week,-* llowe said. "First, we will publish retail price* on bread .milk, meat and ether avery-day fowl ne*es*itfor. The lid ,| staffs of the Depart­ ment* of Agriculture and labor will gather these figure* from 50 cities and from over a tho.sand stores, independent*, chain* and specialty food shop*. "The‘a figure* wilt be properly weighted and averaged so that consumers can get a pi:turn of price movement* over the coun­ try a* well a* of local price*. ______ we propose to cbeca "Second, again*t these price* ami show tha money the (prmer get* for producting the raw material* that go ia tn these foods. F a r y g p bafe I P u re V eg. S h r r tr n in g WE ARE DOING formerly f r lL L R A V E SIX A D DITIO NAL ~ C LERK S • SATUR D A Y (A ll From T he Un­ em ployed Rank*) » }V, A L tall can I in. ta n 2 lb. cun U 7 .E . Firtt J t . 10/ 31b. can I S * 2' | S n o w d r if t 1 2 / 2 3 / S 3 ^ lorn U iami—(led fliie. Full I'avii TOMATOES, No. 2 can S P A R K L E , pit*............. .. P E A C H E S . 2 no. 2 Vj ca n s 23e Ifkp*l T tlK li’f I’a d flr Ilrnnd ' C'ORN, 2 n o. Z ca n s ........ J5e I* l c u M (j r- No Z Black Eyed Oversea PEAS, 2 GRAPE JAM, per jar Oversea Whole French MUSTARD, per i f f COCOMALT, Vi I V , B E E T S. I no. 2 can * ------ 15c P E A S . 2 no. 2 a w A A I* or tiunbrilp gallon A...... COCOMALT, lb. can Overs i a Oacetla COFFEE, 1— Kellogg’* Whole Wheat - . S T O M P , per K A R B IN E S . 3 can*. U na Biatid Flour frier* Adrance Nex! &b * # iragus, per can MAXWKLf*. HOUSK .... 25c 10c '(Regular' lb T lilw ) Fancy Bananas 31bs. JlOc Onions 2 lbs, 3c UMAS, No. 2 can...... fm Malaga SLAKES, ? yans 2 5 C 0 > « .U .B a y Wb#U R A o a BEETS, N«* 2 can....... 1 W Qecraaa LEMON or TALL CANS i. 29/-BROOMS«acRRV NIC* California O d J W E S 'f ^ '^ iia r .. Alabama G|H Swoot Miami Oversow a tu l/fd ■ P .& G .S0A P ,2bI*B c .n ,.y d J |_ PICKLK, ?4 /n . Jar SOAP, 5 i w Lemons LA RG E C R IS P ICEBERi J i ^ . More illume* for YELLOW ONIONS FLOUR TAXES BEQIN NEXT WEEK ^ E E Tomatoes Powders 5 for 10c TABLE B A N A N A S lba*r.. U. 8. Ka. 1 2 far 15c ffaatum -H a if nr Whole POTATOES, 19 lb*. «HQU C A B B A G ^H * PEANUTS, lb. ONION*> . . . : r _ . ‘ SOAP, 2 bars.....J l — d A u m iA fa n fo c i I S f t L A R U irR lP F ? O A L IF fM A L A O A i Picnic *i THEM BUSY Kr^lmnilud PORK 8 H 0U L D E R S , Steamboat VVhM» In n a T * fH p r U ar4*'ii CLEANSER, can C R A P k in a r d lo h a T m t l r r 4Tut TOILKT'TISSUE, .*i rolls <1 * L- C. 917 W . F IR S T S T . Be till** |,Uari«l|F Y||j'*W 4*tll»|| APPLE.JELLY, Ifioz jar , JO H N A N D E S 2 4th and French PH O N E 9106 H. E. W EEKLY AUGL$T*>; (UtAflM I MHfl >1 r.nt Vernon—I’ui* WJIITK IIOUHi: SATURDAY, .MONDAY, H E L P U S fcEE P Q U A r. >1 I'O W D E U . 3 paw*. FRIDAY, BEANS* 3 can* Cold Stream—Alaska’s Fi-.e*t PINK SA LM ON w - . j S , 100-1 wbol# whes C iiip-bikrd ia goMen-brown hi c o iii. . . ready cooked, ready tons T re a t y o u rs e lf today t o ih VITALLY DIFFERENT food-w it milk or e tn a , w ith fresh o r pn H r e d ln W ^ ^ n W g y a * * ; LOVETTS GROCETERIA —0 with your youngsters there was arch a dry aa Chicago, foetly Miss Cbikags Rondo, cl Tokyo. Japan, prrparea.^ritaonial tea’* in ihe ‘ House of Friendly Neighbors . ,cr, tea I . W " f t A r n m n el P r u f r t u —th e D i m s World's Fair. B L U E RO SE F an cy W hole G ra in ^ STAY UNG too long Won getting a small re­ turn for their tabor In feeding on. We are trying to in.-cease their) pay. If we want farmers to bu7 city made goods at fair prices we m.-st buy their farm product* at fair price*.__ '"Third, wo are going to re port ua increases In labor costs as the result of the raises in wages anil; new employment. Wager must go Hi Pound* RICE completion oS • 8AVANNA1I, Aar. I-—The 9a- I rrau>- o f rig*» gueemm-nt • rrgulattire* r itrm in* m cunt, tlh e a-i-iariiJin ha > made a «ampl< te . l c p . i t .to-the rim ty_e o«a>s.*.i«wi. , member* of which will deri.ie If I baby Triton will b- h»pt at the aqtmriftm »hij» nr set free eb-n he ls-rorr- 1 a lls to . d e n and rat his own food. •PLANISMADE TO CURB QUICK PRICE RISINGS ™ �7 ----------------/• 1 jbjectivee ahall ha reached awiftly and • definitely, I call .pan all tha 10,THU poata of tha American L*K»m to convene in maating; to ii.'itn-diately tdfar their loyal e • opcre'ion and service* to th r office) rep­ resentative* of tha National Ha­ ro aery Administration In their reaper lira communities; an.I to co­ operate in arhiev.ng it* objective* There are ’battle order*. , "In addition, I call upon every individual Legionnaire to pi.- fee hi* individual *ertice in thi« great effort ,t i and unemployment, in crta« r purcharing power and' bani*h the force* of depression, i with their attendnnt sulTerrlf, from our gate*. I.at • Ua, a* *.b« Anii-rican Legion, march a null in •thing Into |h r battle linr* i f this • tr ggle for national recovery and aeon unic justice. "The day a fte r Preai lrnt koosevalt *a* inaugurated, in a radir addre-* to the American Legion, the I'rrahtVnt had thl* to r a y \ " ’The man of the rank* .>f the legion, in the trying day* 'of 1ft year* ago. otferrd for the welfare Rtiterprja* I t Result Of WideEsperimentatioa O b Subject k CHAwSTi CRATKB LONDON—B ritain la going to ■aft# Ita own guaoHne. Th* gasoline will coma not froaa ell wetla. bat* from coal ' 'tndtp*ndtnt-JComt We Are With Rooaevelt l AndHijN. R. A. Program p e o p le of th e y g Nation ere ahowing * fplendfd epirit in foopenufn* with the N .t L A . ^ g m n y a a i MSB**® w opgw - th a movement a COOipJeta aucce&g, ™ throughout Europe. Coal la submitted to preaaurt of hydrogen a t 900 lima* lha normal premure of the air. At tha aame time the tem perature la retard to 410 degree* Ceatigrade, thia havlag the •ffect of liquefaction which produce* light hydro-carbon m « H la e q p to e v e ry ex p e ctatio n f f l«#dor, our th«PmUa* 3 SR JE T rimri o f th a U n i t a t B U U a. 1 W lW | N .« * £ r « S £ * lU i< W L m R L S E L F R IS IN G FL A K E S F L O U R Lb.Pkg.15l 12Lb».29' Oits, 3 plu te..... Quaker Macaroni or Spaghetti* 2 for Bulk Your Jug) ViBfgpr, g a l..... Rumfcrd Hfklng PowdDr, |b. pkg. Kraft’a, Beat Fooda or Halminn’* M A Y O N N A ISE Pints 25 Old Va. p u re (21b. (e x .) Apple Butter........ Old FanbJonad Brywn For Fin* Clotbaa— ’ Sugar 41b*.2 5 ' Lux, 2 pkgs.......... o f 1,090,000, pound* indicated th a t a suitable fuel could be pro­ duced on a commercial ha*i* by hydrogenation of coal, ahale and peat. The new plant I* expected to have a capacity of ftoo ton* of coal a day. This will produce approximately 100.000 to m of mo­ torcar fuel a year, repreaentlng approximately one-fortiaih of the prew ot national requirement In Britain. Th# increaeed coal con• umption 1* expected to give em­ ployment to about 1000 miner* a* wgjl a* M U M 7000 person* who will he directly engage^ In lha maau factu ring prove**. . tries, in announcing plana for the new plant to be erected at BillingiHmngham-on-Teea declared U will re­ quire I 1-2 years for construction. Its commercial operation la the suit of ala year* of research by Imperial Chemlral on the hydrogenation of oil from coal U r and other m aterial.. The initial plant will probably be a forerunner of almllar p la n t. on a somewhat sm aller scale throughout England, The plan of the British Government involve* no direct eobaidy. A rraagem ent, W e v a r , of the U»Iff preference is made on a adding aeale. It will assure th* company o f a preference against Imported gasoline amounting to an average o f 4d. a gallon. Three experimental plant* at present a re In operation in Rngland,-pnd last year they utilised 320,000 tons o f coal in oil diatillIng procrsacs. Th* plans whim will proreed with th* government I promise of U riff preference for ListofCodesApproved to Date O P E N 2 4 H O U R S D A IL Y ----------- M E M B E R N . I t. A . xirtBglooo ' BEANS 2Lbs 1 s? Cantaloupes 2 for 1 b in*»i ul Th«* HONEYBALLSeachio/ tha ultim ate r intribution that hu­ man lieing ran gi»e. “ 'The dci'p neee**itie« or peace are tu> le*« *eriou*. “ 'To the end that pie rtfurta I am giving in the«e fir.I daya nf my administration, may lie frowned with *m-ce*« and that we may achieve . taxing restoration of natiuoal well-being, I invite the •u p p rrt of the men of tha legion, *“4 nf all man and woman who lore their eountry, who know the meaning of ■scriflee, and who, <n •trgry emergency, hove given A P P L E S S Lbs. IS t LEMONS 2 Doz. 17 j AVOCADOS 4For 17^ International Association of Qarment hUnufacturcr*, effective July SI. ' Tactile finishing Industry, July II . Underwear and allied product* Industry, Jaly 14. Kay-n weaving indual/y, July 17. Throwing Industry, July 17. Cotton thread industry, July 17. Silk AxaoclaUotfV Am*r**a, July 17. The following tmva auhmitlad pr ipoaed codas whlah hnva been accepted tem porarily by tha President ami are now In effect pending hearing* ami action thereon: Silk nod rayon dyeing and printing Industry. July 24. National A***daUon of Hosiery Manufacturer*. Jaly 20. ... . n R E C O V E R YA , W AR If d W Ih C iV A /T " ____ __ . (Continued From Page One) p bread-winner who w an t, to tgora The American Legion war-crv sounded th* loJdeat of any *o far ia the all-American economic offanalve and Mr. Rooaavell was quick to welcome it. • The tex t of the "battle ordeia": "M r dear Mr. President: "I have today sent th* f dlow laj battle order to the 10.700 po*'f oI the American Legion of th*' ________ ' domestically p ro c e e d gasoline will, within a abort time, increase the production more than 10-fald. United State*: "My comrade* of the American Legion: Our country i* In the miual of th* greatest battle in its h'atory. |t U the Argonne nf l'J:il. a fight to the fini.h t • end runeluaitely the war of rcnnoni) force, that had brouirht us all to the threshold nf di*a*te*. This battle must be won »• d.-cilively a* that first haul., of the Argonne in HUH. "Victory will be swift and rertaia if every loyal A m eikatt till>en does hla pari. No pillcUa whatever are involved. Thla la no lime for alacker* or conscientious bjectora. Thia is a fight • i Lriug contentment and plenty Sack to { million* of American home* that I otherwise farea nolher winter of] hunger and nii*rry. It it a fight t< l b " an hone.t joi, with a i turn-1 e*t living wage In every bread- Plggly Wiggly is back of Roosevelt’s Recovery Program and will do its part. KITCHEN TESTED GOLDMEDAL FLOUR 5 5 ' $1*07 SUGAR 5 lbs. 2 3 ' Wm. Red Vlrgmla • A P P L E S , lb. Yellow O N IO N S , lit. New Crup CARROTS «r IIK E T S , 2 b u n c h e a . Limit 10 lb*, to t ’uetomer Picnic Sire Standard Libby's Corned I1EEF, 2 enna ...... ... .... F L A K E S . 2 p k r« . A SP A R A G U S . 2 c a n s l.ibliy'* Tiny Kernel. (irapenul .......... ( G U N . 2 fo r Ktarularil Tuioalu No. 2'V Cans Itosnlal* PEA C H ES. 2 for JU IC E . .1 ra n g Lb. Jarw Peanut Sun-Maid ........ H IT T E R , l b . .......................... R A IS IN S . 2 |ikRH. Cook's Putted Navy or (ileal Northern Co k'* Vienne (2 Idrn Age M EANS. 2 lb**. MEAT. * runs SA U S A G E . .1 ra n g ........ Ma ca roni , a pkxs. Heilman* Salad (tt ox.) Land O' Sua*hine Armour's Lb. Can HI TTER, lb........ .................. D R E S S IN G . 2 fo r Pork & Beans..... No. I Cane Libby or Del Mont* Vrlvn Juiee, 2 cans....... 14 Op. BoC Ritter's Catsup, 2 for....... Tallow Cling Peaches, 2 No. 2V» NOTICE FLO U R SA A B p il l s b u r y L. V x x x x ' • 24 Lba. LDNGU EBAY IS A TREAT TO B til B. Ftrai Stmt OnmUm Pc^iofnc* Naad fat H-l* Kyi # Honey, gal. 1* * t.4 ,T«*'y* 90C , tOIIM 1ST W , ItallcM B . *•••••a»w**•*••*•••#« tI9e ... 117c BEANS 3cnn» 1 3 ' Pound 13 ^1 15/ PorkRoast 12%'&’15/ BEEF WESTERN tH FLORIDA ,r (i>■»«d. Me) PorkCHOPS a 115/ GOOD TENDER BEEF STEAKS 15c 18c 20c 25c m u n ra n H i I •Ed Thiu-Skin. Juicy LEMONS. d»x. Flu. Key 1 IMKM 2 dux. Firm. Ripe AVOCADOS. 2 for English P E A S . lb. 14c 17c F L O U R Q n U L 121c 241bs.75' FRESH bjEAT 8p felA L S FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Peead lt TourCheisg like A A JOc Couater Tiprary T E A . V« H». W. H . LO N IG dioiai - "' flo u r 12 Lba. C O F F E E , lb*.............. PEAK S. 2 for....*.. 6c illack POT KOADTef l i e COLD l u n w r fMri-tiud a n a t U iDieiiu J . G . M IC H A E L WASHINGTON. Aug. (.-F allo w in g aro the apecific rodea which have brow approved tu data: Cotton taatlle. Shipbuilding. Retailer* (tem porary). Food alore (tem porary). In addition, the following subsidiaries of the cotton teatile industry have, hy executive order, been put temporarily under the term* of the cotton textile code; Pajam a manufacturer*, effective July 2d. Cordage and twine ioduairy of America, effective July U K os. CampUil’a Tomato ■M MANHATTAN MARKET -y^-pWiTrfflTrn-iir (W ~—r?y 406 SANFORD AVENUE fb * enllat whole-heartedly *"U teneoutly In thU cain p a .ia: to follow the u g n i n l < r < iti ihi* battle »» fgRhfnlly w y m (al­ lowed your rommxnder* in tfc# War 11 War. "F o r (So<l and rountry, il.o I »guru U again on the m airh. A* l>atrn>ta w« can do no lee*.'* "Louie J uIw im i , nati .na! rom- VA M ichigan W a ta r fa l C o o k Fjdr Viaitora MAKE GASOLINE FROM ITS COAL splandlJ ami generous service to lh« Nation.' **Wa (hall never have a battar opportunity to render such service to our rountry and our fell >w clt liana. ’ "In Iha nama of tha «clfa>a nf our country, in tha nama if lha th iu»and« of our own comrade* who ara e-lferiag ; I a ,* j»u to WESTERN BON£D AND ROIXED B l ’ T y o u r M ir a p r # «^ nl w ith w h a l r o t 'l l a t «F on fu#l aft* o r wo a d ju st y o u r tim in g . Ig . t lilo n . e n rlm ro tu r glut u U w . A ll F a tlm n lta on w o rk i l M l j r 1 g l«*S Reef, Veal or Lamb Roaat lb. 19' Host ru tn p u u n if Iso fo rth A r.l W* G u i s a t s / O ar Work M A FFETT AUTO SERVICE Hiked Sugar Cured (Kind (Jo) BACON lb. 17' Pork Roast lb. 9V4' F-mh Ground (DRESSED FREE) � 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 04, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 04, 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 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 04, 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/fec7c7ae67dc15a8dc7b6af6e4c283b3.pdf 94356b29a7cd3d31c13bb5c610b09b52 PDF Text Text © T 5" — 10U1 NBW SPAPO (a H o rid n *. H e a r t W a rW a Grant##! V « f « U b l « aad R lc ta a t G u t a l a i d VOLUME XXIV FUTCB BILL IS J E W t i p BY HIGH TtlBUNAL wht #anfmti Swralii M tm b tf AgwoclaUd I hr— Terrific Heat Wave In East Is Broken A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A I L Y NEW SPAPER SANFORD. FLORIDA. THURSDAY. AUGUST 3. 1933 LONG ROUTED IN HOT FIGHT OVER RECOUNT N .R X Honor Ro|l 9 l i r a Canta A Copy NEW RULES TO N U M B E R 238 N.R.A. W ON’T rAVCDU (Tflfif O f Navy For uyVEIul MUUv O f Twenty-One Warships ASK BREAKING HART ADOPTED OF CONTRACTS PresidentApproves Plan His Chief Vehicle Of Attack, Grand Jury, Obliterated By Or­ der Of Dissolution Requirements Raised ForMnrginsAndKcport On Fool Opera­ tions Must Be Made Agreements Existing, As Result Of Col* lectlng Bargaining Won’t BeAbrogated; Jim «>n 8 Pair taalgbt. Friday dtrakawer*. Th« Maw* t f f m 8Il«fcr4 ta i M III m f• llitaf w llfl l n « « i IM NEW YORK. Aug. H »«rr Ralli A northwest wind stirring the R flM lft* wiflw I N f Hr !••(*!* I nBM lI air ot 12 miles an hour broke H i Mm (Mfe lita fffi the,East’s flva-day .hast op­ I H% tartar <ta> R«lfl*r.jRritMB I'M pression today and promised to WASHINGTON. Aag. J .— m* nta o f asalgnmenta to yard* for airktihita Mwfwrw I nr. L r. «‘iM «»ll p i«ir lli;lM r# al.p the toll of deaths that ( t.l1.)—The na*y department conalru tlon of the ship*. H H m I I'm. Standley and U nd left here reached more than 1(W. Tha today awarded contract* In Ike M «lrrd Ilrar • «*«• PaM* !'•» Unliwr I. iM ^rr l i t i r r weather bureau expected the -lowest responsible bidder” for late in the day by plan* to re i. T U au * Mrtwtn temperature to remain under 21 new navy te*»eU. Tha de­ turn to Washington where they FlrM t a n lff Malta* WHIIllarlk** tanI#-* ta«lU « 90 throughout tha <Uy and be partment alms allotted I* vraaels wdl announce the allotment*. Hi IIm m I M.wall la. carried downward by shower* The start of America’* huge na. ta hr constructed la aaty yard*. Ilwpklww »tar « l * f Tta I awrll ( m. vat construction* come* Juat after tonight. Philadelphia's relief Announcing award*, official* Marrta Kaltrlaiaa came J at as tha city eras with­ ss*d that charge* by Seaalnr word from Japan of th* atari of %. K. Hattaa* J. T»tV**fl G ram i in hs^lf an hour of breaking n Trammell, rhalrmaa of the Sen­ a building program there. I « m Ib8'« Traaalrr tlarai* 33-gear-old reord of M our* ate natal committee ef collusion «b**rt‘» I amm Mr. Ro»«ev»lt'a ship-building Hr* mm ata Tfcrallkltl WASHINGTON. Aug. 8.— ? NEW Oltl.K \N3. Aug. 3.— •ustalnrd heat. Before the helwrra bidder* had not beta plan come* under Ih* public work* YORK. Aug. 3 L d L *)~ TALLAHASSEE. Aug. 3. rirwMttMa** tattar atav--------norlhwret breese -reached (A.P.)— 4'harge* of Irregular!* Ttic gofertting committer of the substantiated. (A.P.)— T h e recovery »d-‘ Krrtaf ll* h <Iarr prngtam amt i* Intended to give — Futch act pro­ thrre.howerir, eight more per­ — (A.P.)—The (A .P .)Natarl I hraaa l.ai»k Naaai tie* la the tail general election New York Stock Kachan*,, proIIYUK PARK. Aug. 3.--l»I? the American lleet th* strength Itl ministration ruled today It* *. I n Hm» 4 tartar k|»|k long term moratorl' Tiding a sona d ed. here will be laid before a new militate ' new rule* yestefddy fix- preddeat Roosevelt la*t nlglu is allowed under existing naval fOU|d not atte|npt to g b ro g a ta ParvwM** I r«4*r Itapt. aiara I aWwtll « Mh L m rr? grand Jure ta he rmpunnelled redemption o f deIng marginal rrqu rements, ortler- nrpvnvetl p|g»« nf the navy fo K#m4mII I UR Warkrl a* f trees.or ta the ane sud­ >nu mrmlrr- In file weekly rc|>ort« ronstrnrtinn nf 2 f new warshlpUm tar (Ml aiailaa %* n que u ent tax certificates l. iInq r ( rlrr* Atm at Markrl denly d>iwelied I t Judge Trunk i f |M*d< and joint nernun't anil |hr f23S,OOOfiOO building pm rata in Congress have urged that { o f collective bargaining be^^ (•rav.ila I*rata «rw C*. owned by the atate was held K hesabal to "preserve public |<ii'tulnling the pidinUt on of bus-' gram. ^•djO aJ(rrrta](j J t a f » . the American fleet h# built up to 1tween-capital and labor. valid and eona'tltutronal by hMlfk |1iirlb#r (kap confidence In Ike court*.? IH*W in rudunTrr** home* * 'T The I’re.idenf eareTSITv ana" Hill llanlnar* Cm. inflation came a* an unripected The .•.immittee on l-urine** »ono,r re<ently received h« a'^eemen* ,,nnW' ,, * ‘ h* the supreme court today in (aafaN iM k Urarrrr K m P|o>'er* w ho Dnd th e m * . taatlaalr laanlr taallarl trgnel la a length* battle hed ct V* ill retju re a minim no mar the n*vv and the allotment* de ** Abimt" |4d,ooo,ooo It to b* arftaa unable to adjuat auch an unanimous decision. (rrarll) 1-aMkrr I a. I seen fnendn and fern i f Sena­ J. Maawlra Hralal Olllrf gtn of :;tl perrrnt e f the drtlt hat ruled on by the ommamler*. Ill* pfitHfil thl* jrfir am! • total of j COlltrtctfc w ill b t p c rm lttM tU The legislature h i within to *aatata.D«lta« Tt*»% U»awtM tor I mg oter the elcrtlaa Ineiu-r In each account h*»i.«g .t approval signaled *n Immediate li.-'tt.OOO.OOO over three year*. . Hlaplajr th* N. R. A. blue aafla IT . power, th# roun held, wnrn >t lar, — qul.s . l-bll halenre of more than LAOiM.i » u „ „ „ pmvldlng Job* fm Mar«nr«>l Marahall Lraratf “ Tho approval given by th#' e:nform ax much aa they*" wnka.1 -,ut .a plan for "leamnebu Mrlai* Jrwtlrr an I a miii.imiiin margin nl SO t"V-i ihmi.ni d* In government and pn President to the ronstructloo otherwta# can to tha wag# ralktng id appropriate rontawioni t- enJaa. I*. Frarwaa (a. law. Ofid i cvnl In n migits with deb't NEW .ORLEANS. Aug. 3.-(A h rraalar'a liratral V «r* vale ship yard*. plana preientad hy the naval l*ad-| *"d employment Increasing nipva-'* ari|i redemption of torf-rird . I'rwa-lmr Mi m m Ih I a. et f Utm or leaa. —II ey L >ng'* pul ttrians were Ailmlral William Slan<ll*\. chief era wa* Interpreted here aa the. ment. rrlaaaM llaarr Ctali TdnJs from ta* sal* thttaby a riutv I yestviday front the field of Kb hard Whitney, stock ex taall ata % ara nf naval operation*, tnd Rear Ail- reply to tho protest of Senator qolxlns * ’me value tor ecrtlflDonald Rkkherg. general eoaiil*lM-rarw Irla HmHIImb Ta. |change I'trddenl nho ann. it tee-1 mlial F.mety Land, chief o f con battle over a recount of Nntem cates representing tincollwtnMo r. r* Hri4ii*. ( i m i Trammell, (D. Fla,), against Ih#' gal foe th* recovery admlnlatra-! i th- peer irgiilationt, said the ac- •trih-lion. t noight, the naval con- hhl* recently received for th# ntw| Hen, p«|nt*d out a paragraph hi II. It. (MkiM. IMalHHatat her'* elrctlnn ballot, ty action >I or lonf del nq ent taxex end i f laafgir’a ftiarrrt 1fl *n ’’ rrrre.enta a development attiKtion ptogrant to the *ummfi A TLA N TA . Aug. « . - ( * • ) - Of- j l»<> criminal district Judge*. IMir'a Unarlairal ta»r» itotln i lamli to th# tax roll." *hlp»|the Prealdant'a blanket agreemant ef the policy » f the exchange" and White lliuitr hy seaplane. "The policy and wisdom of firings were light (n Georgia's Their main tablet* of tlTen*c, There I, every indication that proposing th* -equitable readjuatI that "all of the*r rarl ttta e'rpa Sir. Itooirvel* talked the plan* the administration i* not going l» l anactment ara not f ) r Jntticlah L- bright l»* f tobacco market* yes- the grand Jury, was old trratrd 6f M ,h ,r bracket* o f peg. |ht*e'been niulhr conaldeintiun f*.# over with Ills nasal chieftain* am| terminetlcn", wrota A.ioela?* len*ay but Improved p r i c e s by an order uf df**oluti>n from disrupt It. plan* and call for newj #nj nA reductions applied to' many month* and hate r« after giving Id* approval left bids because aom* firms bid »n I wage, bxird tjq day. and_w**M: . Justice J. B7 Whtjleld In an brought expression* of sstisfac- ' Judge Frank T. Echeiahel an t ILli’Ptitl—t f >aa«e_>se-hasa l*o*'.*.»w. wrtb- them - the -f"rm*d- announce -rfer thnx,-nff»ri[d by “other,. opinion which draw Ihe " r n i m . tlon from gr wars at Ad#t“ m l Jthey rfl’ p m td fn dlkorder "fiolit cr month* and not on hour*. * ______ .*_______ (Continued On Page Four) j_ ..... renca of Chlaf Justice Fred H. Itahira. where farmer# Tuesday the court brute. Receipt of thousand* more tale* Datla and othar aanoelal • Juv- protested opening day quotation* They sent tack one of »h gram* reported smpfoyer* war# to federal and state official*. tlcaa. mum ell •!*, James OTonnor. a signing, th* agreement* w i t h ) Ilahlra farmer* wired the sec-i aictant attorney general ami lor President Roosevelt to raise w ag*»« ictary nf agriculture at Wa*h:n^- nttr member of C'tngrc** tit 'lie and ihuton hour* to yacalve th#. tntt-and -whttr-off*c+al*~ri>er*-va*d-H~prttTtim rttftf'tJdlTtaM K7 7*'^. A.’* blu* aagW, they had not replied they weto^ohon. president of the New rir hla effort to ln*4ro for th# • studying the Georgia aitua'inn an>ldkan* Tlmea-I’lcayune I* Idld.mu futuro » peaceful sxUlement ofindicate^ the market trend would* Company, and J*nt<.« .M t'oioni*. dlfficultfa* between enQiloyer* and' The insignia of Ih- Rlu» Eagle be watched carefully a day or two, one t f the grand jurvra, for conemployee, th# admlnUlrator an* had been plarrd In Ihe hand* or H. F. Coopar, mambar of the before any decision on whether In tempt of court for the pulilicutmu noune*d completion o f 1a national'* CHICAGO, bug. ill un Seek­ the nwtiers f 172 o f thl* city and faculty o f Ram'nola High Scholl act to raia« the pric* uf flue-cuird of n atatrnient by I'ulnnib expo*labor, capital and tha admlnlatn-' ing quirk Justice I • squelch an leaf. 1 ing the grand Jury procedure. Tim for tha part lateral ataiona, ye» rminty’* stores mid office build In th# ’ taxtll# Industry will b#'*Washington urbaperta were that' Ju,l*e ordered the pet lion filet ,,,,tt,ur*I of crime in the Wotld'» tarday afternoon wae namrd n ing* at 2:30 o’clock this afternoon, Complaint* against elolatlons token. ‘ r |,ya r ieht rriminal ro rt principal o ( Hanford Junior High fall of prices for fh# bright leaf * r,l '■ l,l • 'ln,e for hearing won! I Ramiall Cha*e has he-n named itf provision* In the IVesIdenC* Gompcaad * f repr*MnUt|VM *1 srr riling |* puatoffic* author!|u*lge« yW et.lav aUasloued va Schml succeeding I’ rof. J. Tlldan below tb* a d m ln h ^ tM Mlimata; ta llxad later. judges yMeidnv Hr* who released another li*t o f as rhaitman nf a local committer Agreement are already pouring. l»hor.'*#pltol anil th# admlnlata#-, At the same lime next dn*r in Jacob* who had baan In that poet of a “ parity price ,would bring m Ibeir litaiirp. hoard waa deacrlhad aa which went into action today to into General lleadquaitar* of the' G°n • processing tax on manufacturers, the court of Ju (je Alexander C. latinns and lelutnrd tlon for tha pait six year*. local organisation of the N. B. A.I modal for adoption In othtr lnbeiirhc*, and the rerulli were imi*i«r |rut -for the benefit o f the Ptoceeda from auch a tax would O’Donnall, of another aeqttun rf Many o f thevi- insignia* have alI.H 't C w t v ' -aponjpicnkcsroe whar* General Frank Evan* and duitria* to Insure f$lr d#*Jmf iqedtst*. i. jm m - — JOtaHf Wasv plored* on AViptoy in All-Florida Roy* Its ml vjhiri) will hi* staff arw leaking to pat man) A-tartaiOT ^ Jir kr* Maim* KavAnagh. vet­ leave (nr Ihe World's Fair at Chitha Biard of Public fnitruction hack to work In meordanc# with plan ha* M in raggasUd t L l J ^ ' The parity rstlmata, based on of the disputed ballot boxes u*e*l eran ef 3ft year* on Ibe beneh. •lor i mol offH-e*. In soma sec­ rngo Salunlay aflrrno n. held In tha ofl^crx of Suparlntendthe nnergdnry rrroveiy plan of J* th# ip*k#*m*rt nf th* **7 In the vote on roust itutinnnl tion- of First Sli«et insignia* were ant T. W. Lawton. HU appoint­ pricei from August, IVI9, to July, amvndmenl* lad November. The1'Itfhed haeke.l to hbw This band, composed of 107 I'resident Rmwerelt an,) General I dustry for Incorpsratlon In thplf i k rc dirt room lliltl, is an average o f I& .-1& cent* srrn in five mljoining stnirr, ment waa tha only one made which hoy* anil one girl, has for Ihe I igrtfiM fit now pandlag before the count was In open court-with Ibe ' " » » nKglsnd. Ilia f» - « whib- nit along Sonfoid Avenue, past several m nlh* teen planning Johnson. Brought a new principal to tho a pound. pullle Invited to wateh. Th- . (i In amleuee nn slleirest s.ilnninbi r •These alleged elolatlons will ai|m|n|itT*tlon. . v, . .‘ > Gruwera at Itahira Tuesilay de­ in t.o|d*l*iro, mol other outlying to attend thl* Fair. Rand officials head of ono o f this county’s whit* lv investigsled,” . General Eeanx, . — ------------ ' . cided to withhold their tuba-’cu xen* workrtl as hundreds of perplt *bief to n term o f lr»m one t» s« ’lions, the Euirie m-euplril some had hoped lo raise f.'iOOO to fischool*. said this morning, "and where any filed by to look un. . >ron‘ 1,1 I" '* ’" Other principal* for tha 1933-34 from the market, until there wa* (Continued, (hi Cage Four) The day’s grinding from the plan- m n window dlsp lay. Infractions nf Ihe law era dis­ In the aflrrnoon Ibe rnmmlt’ .v some art inn from Washington. A| the same h nr this after­ season will b* as follows: mill* brought a dole* covered severe penalties will b* Inrep. rted to Judge O’Donnell Ihni m urtr-m Yesterday, however, sales went -in noon. the name* of ftll persons, (Prof. G. E. McKay at Seminole enked." . they had foun.l discrepancies in '-nlrnees. . no of then. h. filth Sch sol; Mrs. Pearl II. Dab- as usual with priee* rang.ng murii ’ — - Vl||p life iniprla nimrlit. OfTirials ptr whit,- «nd rolored, tool lirrn filul "Thi* lew I* no Joke,” General eath of the* boxes with the higher than on the opening day bit! at Sanford Grammar S hoot; I'ctrrl the roiir) deckel o f IIiim - ijt the N. It. A. lie Employment Evans added, anil we do not In• • _ dn Mrs. Stella Arrington at .South and growers were more optimistic on the Fo rtrrnth Amendment m nler and *>J ruhlsry ra • flrailquarlers st I Hi East Fir l (Cnnliniied On Pag* Four) used as a te*t ra*c. Thr Four­ As far as Banford and 8*1 *** Bid* Pr mary; Miss Emma t^e for their rrpp. Official*, pf the Sanford Concert'. would Ih* rlrarrd up *h -hurt or- SI reel. Thir number inrlmleil l*H -------^ R. V. Scruggs, a hardware mer­ teenth Amemlment cm|iowrrnl tho mol# County s ir concerned, lb# Owen as Wait Side Primary; Mr*. while |ier*oiis mol 32ft nrgrnr* |slrr. Orrhe*lia (hi* Wuning de Isn-d rity of New Orleans In purrha*# lid Is off as to Ihs opening end chant and grower at Itahira, *«id Valm* Mitchell at East MU.) Pri­ t'omldnrd with the naming .1 Thi* of fir- I in Ihe hand* o f that tonight’s free entertainment |) e n v e r | | jt R y F l o o d closing hours of grocery store*.' mary; W. J. Wells, Jr., at Lyman th* same grades, mostly legs a ferry system*. 21 men in the first indirtmeo' volunteer work’ !* who im hole t*. ami ronrert, lo lie playril from a| The nm m llle* reported their, Slxty-flv# grocery or ,m#*t School near LongWood; Mis* poorer grade, offered the day l«ever returned ng<slne| rirkrtrei B. Shepherd. K II. ( ’•ilhim. W. II. platform near the Court House at Ruby Petara at Oaradai J. I- fore were bringing three rents rrrount showed 171;> v >trs were Ing, riv c lea W * els <rt| the Shrpherd. nnd It. l.'. Maxwell. Tin- M:00 o’clock, i< 1o lo- one of th- | DENVER. Alig. S .-fA ’I—'Th# markat operators who mat at th*. Colorado llniilevanl hrblge over City Hall this aftarnoon upon ran Hatdy at Chuluola; H. E. Morris more on tho aurlinns yesterday vast for thr amendment nnd 301 .periling up s.f Ihe . m i l , ns so entile offlre i* under the *n|>rr mo*| inlrrrsting nf any yrt held. Cherry Creek. Ihei first obstacle nf th# Banford Indepan W *♦* •t Lake Monro*; C. W. labill at than Tuesday, lie *ald the aver- again.t it compared with the rum• lm|H.rtanl slrlerrrnt to' uprising A fraljre of Ihe program will vision i f Col. It. A N'-wman **f met a* a flood swept Inin Denver, toll Oroctrs Assxlallon. daejdad (Coniinurd On l*age Three) (Continued On Page Four) Lake Mary; R. E. Trua at Wilson of rrirnr that ha hioughi dean Ihe \rmy. he Ih- rendition of an original was carried away today hy a fourthat In view of th# confusl* Bchool, Paola. to III 'Chicago policemen slim l.is-1 nirht. General Fiank song, “ Girl of the Ilnur." Written font wall of water. Houses In tha which has rasultad sine# Tvaada/ Th» Board did aot appoint Jan. I. Evan* head of llo- Army, ap . by R. 11eruleI, wil Is lyrics hy Ella exclusive Palo Club, and rountry when new opantog and closing principals for tha Ovtado or Go­ lesiril S| th" Mdune Th-ater to Mae llrmlrl, the song Is lo h* club d'sUlrts were evacuated. hrnrs went Into sffbet, th# h*H ^ ners schools. It is expected that Thr flrsl crest nf floor! was caused plan Ii to permit all sloras to ff# •teliver a short talk on the N. It *ung hy Eddie llrnd-l. , m il •hair appointment will b* mad* Olhre frature* w i l l fnrTlWo hy a cloudburst soitheast of hare hack lo thalr old achadula. A. program In genera! Me*trr**ed J do wn nast Wednesday when the Ihe point that "Thi I* a war". •origs hy Miss Pauline Moran, ac- and carried debris which Jammed Forrest Gatchal. head of tlto rd will meat t j select teachers Persma who had been caught, v*hilt- William Warren and Rose ______ ami he urged Ihsl ’’There he no rntupanird hy Mi«a Khadra Cul­ under Ihe bridge forcing It out. Association stated aftor th# wear­ all schools. pepper; songs hy Dorothy Clause, Reports sab) Castlewnod dam ing that "W# expert th# Narional. Effective tmlay, local harh-i slackers In Sanf' nl «r Seminole Names of negro principal* and in the act «•* 01, |,‘ckr' 1 UnH *J ” r1h‘ ar mtiponied hy Marion Clause,; holding five thousand acre* of Grocare Operator*' Cod# to b d . Kuhrri Adkins, chjrge I with County**. * teeebara will bs announced nest lottery DckaU wer# 'numarsu# rh'ips will n|ien ami clone th- i releasing • adopted within |h* next ftw dale being Ilia Inmat* of a dl'orderly The Fxeeutlve Cominlltee nf the snd Ihe music of an instrumental water was broken walk, It was sUtad. among th* many brought hafor# home, and with rartying a run ilrMHs under a crherlule of hourSeminole Count v Chamber of trio composed of Frank Peine, It. flood which Is fnU-twIng In th# and until that tlm# It will b# which wa* adopted at a spacinl r’ltmoieree Municipal Judge 8. A. B. Wilkin- train! weapon, waa di«mU*ed. Ih* duty of avary grocer to Hr# with Mav«c V. A. llrmlrl. and Ella Mas Mendel. j wake r f Ihe first. ann on Monday an I Wednesday E. D. Tayhr, white, rfiarged mr-ling last Light. up to th* President'* Agraamsnt, Speer at It* hesd bsfe t 'dav wa* aftarnoon, although but little ae* with selling liqunr, was fined 4-70 If h* signed It, to th* bast of hi# All shops In (be rily ami cnonty. inadvlterl from Wachlnglnn a* ticn co rid ba taken against them hut the f ne wax suspendr-t II tblllly." ' tho-r affiliated with Ih* Saafnr I ||,» Interpretation nf -eicral p- lnts Attorneys far a> group nf tho also wa* fined t2ft for posse«*ing limber* Asso-latlnn, will open s' Mr. Gatchsl listed that th# at* , Haarty andcraamtnt of Preai­ -if the president's Ayrcement. F. tlon lakan this aflSrmoa •'sfYdant Rooaetalt’i National R tcov nagrots had succeeded In halting liquor. BY MKS. H. K JONES a tm o'clock every da> except Sun d'raTh* «m. ta^r^liiry • f lha f*om* C. A- Nallry, white, chargei day. Shnps will close at 9:<xi nitwljr. means that practlcilly • 7 Act program waa axpressed trial In police court against these •••litps#, Im d *rn l • * * lf f r * m » l»» j Our nation today is faring une o f the most serious crises svtry store will har* to taka on bar* Tuesday night at a well-at- parson* by accuring a mandamus' with being diunk, Wav fined |h n'rh<k rut week-slays; at norm on Wnaliinfrlon yr*l»ril«y n mk I ntf M. W. Ilialgr. alien C. M. <f all history. A gigantic lattle is being waged against th* nsw labor almost at one*. Itf tandad maatlng at Calary Camp which compels Judge Wilkinson Thursdays through Rrpl. 1ft, ant ve|ie||t*>r the loeal committee has would pot venture a guess as to deplorable economic condilinns that now exist. President W. 0. W , vrith C. C. Collin*, con- to turn these vidatora -over in Hodges, white, charged wilh^po* at |i:U0 o’clock tin Kalurday night aolhorilv to eodor-e . r disapprove the Htato for prosecution on the rcssuig liquor, was fined fftO but how m#ny workers worid b* em­ lton*ev*|| has launched a campaign prgram that will reach aal ccmmnndar, presiding. Shop owner* hart met Tueada. any schedule of working hour* ployed,'but ha did say that H every city, town and village throughout our rountry and la Th* kuiiaeaa aaaalon also pro­ ground that tha art it a felony. the fin* was suspended night an,| revised Ihe r scheituh Argument In this matter ia ex­ C. I . B-tner, white, charged so that Ihe shnp* were to open ubmilled to the romiiuttee hy vashould b* posslbt* to dstormlna, duced tha organlxatian of Con­ a direct rhnllrnge to evrry true American rltlsen. Perhaps ri’ u* trade gioiip*. the number within Ihs nsxt f#w eantlon Dtatrict N ». t of th* pected to ha staged before Cire it with sperding, was fined fft. at H:3lk o'-lock and close at |:fto the pr gram is not a perfect one. It will hardly plaase all. Another question a*ked hail ! » Court Ju We Millard H. Smith Nivel Rurnx, rhavged with sell­ o'clock except d*y»' , ! , Wdodmtn of tha Verld, covering Kalurday whet, do with Ihe otj'-mso store. Selfishness Is still abrna.l In Ihe land and Ihrra are those ..M r. Gatchsl slated . Ih s t.1 th b .. Semtnole, Lak*, Onnge. Volusia t imorrow at 10;U^ o'clock at th* ing liquor, was fined IV), uf which -hop- were to rlose at 7:10 o'clock who wltT fall lo support this great movement becauta of nar‘ There a l'p ea 'd considerable conCourt House. gr>up af gcoears prdssnt Indicated lift was suspended. — and Oacaola counties. . Nn Thursday holiday was to be row selfish rras ns. Tb»n. there will he those who will aefusi'n today a* to thr closing Pending a settlement of ri># James Wa'hinglnn, chained rnndderetL that th#y would live up to th# 4ff> • B. P. HargU af Umatilla was hour ptohlehs Many merchant* hearing. IJie following parsons with disar.ljrly sum* an altitude nf dould and fear, h*llrvjng_th#) this nahour week weak for amplqyt*# rooduct, wss alectad preaidant of tha District, ■lined their theirs *• mem: other* •re expected to appear hafor* flnad 415,, while Snllie Jr (Tries, in plan to, tha Isltar. Ha slated tha* llorsl vsnture will hold tmi many uncertainties. Llf* Itself with J. W. 8aow na vie* president were \pen and expected to remain Judge Wilkinson next Monday: Ih* mealing draw grocari from tourt on a similar charge ’ wn~< it filled with an clement of unrerfalotyand E. B. PhtOJpa aa aacratary. James Roberson, Jr., gnd llo- fined 9ft and John J*lTr es was open until r>:00 o'clock nr tl;(MI -vsry^gctbn of th* county, aid#. Th* prrsent ec-nnml: s t r u g g l e demands th* heat treasurer. It * U aaaouaced that rathi LawU, charged with suspi­ dismissed o t thq- charge. o'rloek. th* first meeting at th* district there It In-it*—our faith, courage, enthusiasm and loyalty. cion of a fel.ny and poasesaing Judge Wilkin, .n ordered ' a Rsrbens last right revised their g*HI ba called early la October. W# steadfastly brlieet that the citlsens of Sanford will rts* lottery tickets, Georg* 'Burton, charge of doing 'buriness withoR opening and closing h'urs for * ~ V. D. Smith waa tha prin- d a ta Ash, and Sinclair Ash, a license, In %rd against K. IV. to th* highest plane lit patriotic duty. Many r f out marrecmwl time. They closed their HAVANA, Aug, a. —W Y” *i epeakar during tha as**ting. charged with pox wn inf a . letchants gr* giving Ihslr whole-hearted support to th* Na­ ftobceon, pad chargnw f t poaseva■•lor* today, an-l will nation* t» Ifavana walked to work today Hla subject was "Protection” . tional Recovery Art'but th* success r f this national cam­ levy ticket, and Margaret (ag liqunr and refiislng 11 abl ar. do so on Thorsday afternoons The Camp accepted an lavttailew Ruff, charged * with . possess­ officer lodged* acalnat both C. M. ,'.r rod- In.private automobiles paign depends upon tha consumer at wall as th* employer. through B*ptrnii-er. ^ WASHINGTON, Aug. S -t / h r a and hors* drawn vehirBa bo ta attend a dees Initlatlan with ing a lottery ticket and kalag tha Ilodgsrf gad Ifaavl .Po|*tun, dl '­ It ts the patriotic duty of every man, woman and child to This# |n#mbarx of th* ato ft a t , cause street car workers hlruck Camp N*L r r at Tampa next iamata * f a dUor,h*riy house. misled. • -, patronise the loyal merchant th- m*rrhant wh0 sign* and COMMITTER TO MKRT LaaeaqMrth Paottonttory bawl <Uy eightpoiaaasion o f a lottery Ifa also nrdcre.l that ike foli iw. in sympathy with hua add Iasi enforce* th* rosl* of the N. R. A., thus pledging his support here sgaptnded for granting peteA ) th# cloaa at tha meeting, a llaVat poet Cleveland Bellamy ing csstv Ik. triad' aext Mandsy: drivars.-The conductor* ata ■»•*Members of It* labor Day Cel­ llega* h> Terrene# Druggan,' Chi­ to thr new program. tea compose,| of J. W. •IB, and 8am FehlqllS. P'laKlx Mrs. J tin Kara**!, white, rharg >J tinmen's union dacisiad an the ’ rhralion Commillr# of th# Srmlcago hear baron, tarelng a l a * j Women control much of Ihpurchasing power, there­ L J. Brechin, and Gvorga • Is* waa fined (ft for belag tip With being drunk; Wprran Ty'ar, 24-h nr strike baginniaff last nule County I hamher o f C»mAnd • ta>f year prison *#nt«Mto fore, in the next faw weeks a special appeal will b* mad* midnight to ahow thtle aupport * refraahnwota ta keeper at a disor.Wrly h use. •bile, charged ’ vsITh doing lustoierc* today wer* bring notified Tha Jttslic* (Japartmrnt announcM. to the housewives of Ranf-rd for their eo-oparatlon with tbs ambers Including for the omnibus men’s protest Raymond Parkins waa (lead *«#* without a I loansa, and disbv postcard that lhay ar* expect­ today |hat acting upon roo/ldaasmerchants In this emergency movement. This should b# tram Umatilla $1# far aalllng lottery ticket*. araarly con Get; J. p . GUaiora, against what they call exorbi­ ed to attend a meeting o f th* tlal Information that F. Ilargta. drained a privilege by tvary Sanford woman, realising that, Ilaael MlUkell and .Victoria charged w'th 'tamper ing with a tant far* for llcaasa* ta oparCommltto# at tha City Ifall n*xt|> wa* r*4*trlng Jmprapar prirUagato •a B. Xasny. le e ware fnad |9 each for being aratar metar; and Ilaary Flowars, ata. by so doing, ska Is contributing her part and accepting bar Tuesilay aftarnoon at 3:00 o'clock. th* buraau of pr sona lurmtlfftadk laasataa af # disorderly hrota,charged with assault,pm) thr***'*. share of th* responsibility In this most worthy causa. | Claranew K. Adams will praaid*. *"d foiled tho sharp** fro*, I* ' d *1 \t State Supreme Court Renders Unanimous Decision- Regarding Act Of Legislation ■ • TH E W EATH ER “■ s r " w s s r ^ a— «"*<>«*. PRICES IMPROVE AT WEDNESDAY TOBACCO SALES ■■* m»'« ag-j Bullish Spurt*Brings Ontimistic Expres­ sions From Growers c CHICAGO JUDGES ; QUIT VACATIONS RANDALL CHASE CODE VIOLATIONS . TO FIGHT CRIME '"6£ L Inp!dn| fH »!!d ! LEADS DRIVE TO WILL BE PROBED Cooper Will Take "Quic\ Results Are Obtrined With Return Of E i g h t Jurists Filled By Jacobs JS ell _u ■■" Hifinds. nnvc d rw n Of Local Persons HELr BOYSBAWD BVT01MMITTE All-Florida Organiza­ "This Law Is NoJoke” SayH Frank Evann tion Is Planning To In iHRuing Warning Vifit World’H Fair sss.’^ rssw S n a r'* 1 Lid Off On Closing AndOpening Hours For Local Grocers Interesting Program Slated For Tonight Excluttive Area Near Many Lottery Cases Are Bro ug ht Before Judge In Wednesday Court € . Lncnl RnrberH Adopt New Working Hours Woodmen Endorse Recovery Program D o Y ou r P a rt F o r N .R .A , ilavana WalkaWhcn Railway Men Strike 3 Men Dismissed For Giving Special J A I f Privileges To Iiunata ;s . ta.4V . - . ~ �I I I f * ^ : SANFORD OSALD, SANFORD, H jQRPA. WKIMCMBAT, Au ^RJBT X UM . ^ n u llw 8 L fU T T ip e u . i n i u T i n a lu b v v n Errors By Barnes, Pert, And Timely Hits By Bruins ; • I i* l ri.onjD A l u a u l -w 5SX ..’^ r ’lPlaiw Announced For Nation-Wide Purchasing Drive gni Centra) ______ t Longs* _ by IT to ». Each thto need two barton. Leftp Brower going to Clyd* Wright's rescue fra New Bmyraa aad Jra Chech ftabhlng fContinued from nag* I ) th* Job etortod by Lmato Self wag* lifting movement and to to­ fer the It landers. retv, th* credential* that marked ‘ All of th* Islander*, sarapt Check, who was la th* ganm lras than thra* innings, ecorad st least on* run and asad* at least two hits. New Smyrna bed the lend .a th* third toning by J to 2, nftor scoring tbn* runs, but from then on |g waa a track meat, replete vrilh slagging and error*. Th* Islander* mad* flea mleca** and New Smyrna right. walked, look eecond on Abbott* a a -tti a « i » t eacrifle* and scram! on Maxwell's rousing doubt*. Leesburg «*n t ocoralc*** until tk* seventh Inning when C*a l*d .LEESBURG. Aog. 2 . - l a .* een- o ff with a doubt, *d**B**d to tattonally «scitlng Central florid* third on Hogaa’t Infield out and Laaguo gam* Leesburg'* Bruin* •eorad *fU r Maxwell caught Do*aoaod out Ik* Sanford Celery feds ley’» long fig to ranter field. With ■ to 4 boro yesterday afternoon. two out In th* *ighth loalng Barn** fumbled Co#p*’ easy chant* Trailing three runs going Into to start a lhr** ran ruin rally. T M iw i tha eighth inning, th* Bruin* Hancock hit safety. Coppo pull­ MKW MMTKMA yw*h*d sc rots thra* counters to tl* lla r r la . r f . ing op at second from whora hr M onro*, e, w . tho score and cinched th* gam* scored a moment later on Parrish’* H w r*. If. to Um ninth when Morphy scored I|«tdp«f r lr h . lb . hard slngl* to right field. W r ic h i. p. on Copy’* tcovcing single to left |». Cot walked to fill th* basra, OMr»twfr. w * . r . rf. l U w l l l . II*. Hogan tapp*d a alow hopper to ___ , Sanford's sensationdl Sb. P»rt at third has* who lot It got Vlwrfnrd. HrCremry. m . shortstop, did hla best t« win the through him. Hancock scored eas­ Alc4*UII«n«t, m . gam* elngl# handed, rloutlng awn ily and Parish rounded third and T »ia l. home rune to account for three dug for horn* beating Bonner's J iA T T I lN A H K A C H of th* feds’ run*. throw to Chapman by a b*autlf*l f la r r ls . lb . The Bruins got to Tig* Minor ils r r ls , lb , . slide. r v lb r e t b . ib. fer nine bingle* while Witt, on ..th*. hill fer thc.JntaK.iaTe yp.1'®? lb 1 l « - 1 . 1 * 4 4 4 1 l SI h 1 S 1 • • 1 • • t • 1 1 ♦ a 0 r > s • J* •» • n • 4 1 It • I 5 3 1 ** • 14 — MOMII • » “ “ l^!| AH hr gk sdlriAh had elUiupl- rad*, hat tnoy employee wh* k*** , m w m i», ik* »u rt* , ucn« asked. They c**taad#ath# Industry « M « » l i i M M ® * * "Tl*- tak* *n th# mMIUm m I flU M U l burden tavdvnd to Ik* Prae'.wat’a ,k* U * M Of spread r r t f.iM t* th« Sapp lew** ti*| fort I* rata* praehaalng yow*r* retailers n f k j l M **>«•» 4,000,000 iw«i> pat l*to tsmpraary effset their rod* pending b * * n * ( upon I t It wn* *ntimat*d , f codes already adopted by *m- that cid* would regain th* •*► men. plojerx w*ra outh*atlcale«l to him ployment o f IJMO.QOO A separata cod* to c*»*t • a»d h* would U k a prompt action to tho maiiaram o f tk* low If aects- 10-ceat stores waa laid b*f*r* th* c a r . iioLOtHn eoiarAHT, • admlnlstratton calling tit longer .u s sory. Ho wo* referring partlcnloTly to complaint* that laser pretl- working hours and lower wag** than ara presided la th* other r*- P l s s l t>ser*e • » fM -s e ls e s r. ^ tsS tall codes, hut there wa* bo i*dj- t s is s s t s r s d la t h * C lr e s it © east cation thd* an except I in wosld » n *m isn i« r o u s i r . f l* r id j,* d o i* < , the 10*1* S i r or J * n » . t t U . w h n sjto J I M A fe F O T B H , l° l* e d b y ber mad* for them. I n b t k . i l t a m o K T . . 5 jr n Johnson hao said specifkally p la la a o i s a d C . A Br r aHr aiit-D IN O that no large groap eiemp-ior.a Jo M P A .N T . a C o r p * r *11*0. D * f* * 4 would b* mails and tho only d*vi- * l.‘ Ik# » « d # r*la n sd Bpeytal H a * i atlona from tha President* sgira- |#r. w ill on M o n 4 sf IK * TtR l « F •< A u gu st. t*J *. " H e r t * r * * fa and . m«nt would bo la fa*or of indus­ •ell d e r ta e I b . ■»**■ k u s r # • l « l » , tries which have lobmittad code* I . fra M . f , ••>*. «*»*rt H s y . P w . In n e m lM le r n u a ly . F lo r id a . Ik e , that wera spparsntlp eatlttoeUry f a llo w ! .* H .o crlb ra U s d in said on their fact and could t>e mads p u i s a n d r o o s t y . I w - m U . ______ If* i l cb. It- of N B t» sfTsctls. pending hedrtog. F a r ilo a 4. T a W n sS Ip 1* * » " '* • R a a c a »« Itast. r a a N M l . l t Referring to r*talkie aot ■ * • W I * *k. n III t«- K M ok Inclu'hd in th* rad* for a major­ ity of lh* dry goods, department g^fis i; M X -.rra-i^rtito RESULTS std ra;rj« fr« k th TKrpliy,who want to eecohd on Madlln’e perfect sacrifice.' Copp* lined a hard elngl* down th* left field foul line to drive In Murphy with tho winning run. T s ls li imutttrio. Th* defeat cent the fed* Into hstli.iM —*T Huer*. •*. fourth ploc* hy o full gam*. To­ M tllb V . th A . . I . I . ; I le r r l* . blunr»» *• S m llh , Jh. morrow th* fed* travel to Cocoa r ic h . H row er t lle w I M T. D u f f o r # ». 1*>PIM. If. l l a r r l a f u lb r e lb • . A p a e r « .JJe ft *• for • gam* with th* former K r rn r o : lla r r t * . lle o r o e I . B ro w e r I M . rf. league leaden whom theyV# hand- f , M e w ltl. B o r ford. M et r e o r r . « at- •Unde. r f . h r e ih , m ia so o n . ilr a h a m I . mi defeat after defeat this year. t . « b*»» mi. Apaer. Bh ll. O reheiw . Speck Kinsey, of th* University J o in e r ruTnb*,r » *k n boe# -re e rp . of florid*, will pitch for Coco*, on b j* * # . K ‘ 7 , while either Lefty I-an* or Cal jsu l nlis. rp l ol -afs» H *«ch ». Ittle . •' U ' l i s h i * In I »•» In n ly a e . o ff H .II Dennis will work for th, fed*. * In t l - I le e in o * . "»» * Cluh official*, seeking to bolster in * | . J In s ln a * . o ff . j 11,n in e * , i* * * * * • • ke lle - o ff the club, hove announced th* elgn- *t V rj le M l . S s lf ». B r o s r e r l. « b»rb I. Ing of two new InflelderaCj n iro e h out. b r W H a k J lir u w . W la a ln a a tte k o r. neirCruse, formerly o f Uesburg. and I r f .. ln.,r pI llr b sr, W r la b l. lilt kv t llr h ir , K eif l l l r u r e nod I ’m plroo. Iiis u n * ra th e r plained la bulletin numbs-r lure* of Jalp » . >*“ • . . “ II* ha* requested /<>« ■atoer your eorvlea* w ith o u t wmpensation la tht* great dllra lor national rehabilitation. “ As • member of thl* board your dJtka will be to get every patrlutk American cltlaen. em­ ployer end ransomer to co-optrsto In tbia program. “ PI**** wire acceptance .mme­ diately and you will raraie* far- furnitur* dealer*, on* offkjtl said: “Thrjr must all com* under th* 40-houg limit exrapt fooJ dealers." “ That Includes drug store*’. h* said, adding that pharmacist* would b* *i*mpt*d under the pro. fen*tonal category and that th* food end of tho boeinet* might aloo b* dealt with dfferrntly if V satlifactory plan could ot w.rksd out. Rettaoranto haea n it bean hoard from offtoklly hJt th* un­ derstanding wa* that Johnnon would seek t j hare them aim keep th* 44-hour limitation. Spokesmen for th* laondrj In­ dustry smploy ng more than Mil,- H e rb ). Get More n te r n»fRrpi Ahk.,11. I k . , I t a iw .ll. rf. Keep Pullets growing rapidly NOW to insure E ggi fo r the higher Lense Duplicated DR. H ENRY McLAULIN, Jr. I.K W H U U r i Optomatriat <Vpp«. fb. Iln n r o r b . If. |*nrrl»H. UfftlF. l haHII r. rf. m arket! I'm. lb. u.al. >n4 lU lirtsei Horan, rf, tWkoley. r. W ill, p. s t s . e ln « l*d sd . R s lu r e t .n d a y * •*s, 'k lim it S gS ' Warn* “AH Mash" Otrarar aavau much tins, tnd Ubor over other lend­ ing methods. It builds plump, uni­ form pullets that develop mto eartr fail layer*. P p .» d r n e r v a c . llo n I* Ha­ vana. N »l f e r a w * » — Mol l a * e s p e n s lr* . t ’n u . u s l l r lo w i s . te l r a l» * lefnimallww. tlcketa. r a a .f * a iin n ., . i A I.. I * K I t lls a e t ■ flic . Hanford, e f r o in m .n lr a l . w llh Ask w for the new W {S S m U FLORHIDE T T I R K la tk* quick, easy way to 1 1 make exterior or Interior floor* look like now! Use FlorkWl*. You'll houso furnlskad. Apply A. J.' Pe* find its coat is surprisingly low! tenon, Seminole Tire Bhop. O n most floor* only on* coat is ____ needed becaura FlorhU* lammleto 1— B lttu U o *- V m M cover worn spots and produce a BOOK-KEEPER and general offlea moa, SomlaoU Cosuty rati beautiful, p i n appearance. It’ aewy deat available for Immediate cos to apply. And th# extra tough finish Flock id* bring* reeiata tho hardest kind *4 g u r . Y ou ’ l l find (ho 10 Florhld* colors ju t UNFURNISHED h-Bonut apart­ what you want for any ment. Hardwood . floor*. |10 • mB D B floor in your hours. ___ ik t i l fk.b‘ : 1 Coins in today for N H M ) fn * Color Card- quantity taw, W* Install Ant# Ctoao SNOW’ S P A IN T & GLASS CO. j y C m i kelpful tol i nuariw Oldfloors look new when painted with A L L NEXT Weak, flager. Wavey, » c or S far Me. *400 Peimanenti ara IXM . Bring a friend and g «t two f’*r 9«-90- BIJt_Blrd Beauty Shop. , 1IT »- PAM PHONB MS C. U. BTUABT. MgrA t m o i u u o yi naatm ew h a h Buford! AUT^nIootxyr» aowct ____________ •> n e - THIS WEEK—Try our highest quality floor and dtek paint at tU O a gal lea; 7»c • quart. BUnley-Rogtra Hardware Co. _____ FOR’ BALE: L a tf* Irallar. laquire MOO MaUoovill* Av*. BILLY’ S UNCLE Nifty 80. Threto—Thru for DAYTONA 11. NBW BHTKIv a DAYTONA HEAC11 Aug. 2. Daytona Beach u^ashed a 17-i Thin In the lu t week. f C O L E G A L N O T IC E Wieboldt Studio Phone 33I*J UP T V * .\ ^ r kAVLl. AkJ WATCH th a t trtL O m e w . D i c e in i ' j V C O L D ■? a- r S »v C O t-L V , J ; otcctu CO LD S v AUhTC \ Y \ > lit u Anr / ro k w rv ►At A M « h l N V tA M O tS -W t W C k-A V A jo u u > v o o V W J trU A U a T U B - X b A O H V Y W 'NDO ) . t COLD \M iltT y s to H s c tH r< anra tad bnirsa; pnialaa tl ef e ll k in d s , s is . K t p a r t i " " “•l a w n M O W K B fc U e p a lre d s a d I b e r a eesd Ala* V*» ■**• , Have your work dan* by a J. W. SHADOIN Prompt ReBef From Itching Edema ' aw riru o r A n o m o a T a W h a m . I l May C e a e e ra : T e a W ill i I . i h la k e n a llr . th e l ••* r n d . r , i b . t u n c a r or a m * s i . A. I l- I t l l . at I * n'H orh A. I L o r a . . . . . . . i b . r . a f l . r • • r u e w . l r a n ba b .a rd . w ., I b . u . d . f . l * a r a , w ill a * u l. In I b . I l e n . r a b l . M illa rd HH m llk. Jn d e r a f I I I . O r r u lt t*»url la and fa r a a m ln n l. t'o e n ly , J f le r i.la. In h i . C h a m b .r . In lb * C o u rt llt .u a . a l Maefurd, P ln rld a . fe r en « n l. r l . e . i i a t n . ib . adoptlan of » n . tiav M A l l r s K » u p al. m ala In ­ fant, e l s waa b u rs In lb« C it y ef a i (a in la M lm ae rl. an tba l l l h day TUBBY t a i M»r Waj vairrH T H v H “ “ “ M A W t'K I, I L n illllT O H . A ttu ra e y fe r r e tlt ls n a r e . VS/AI ji % ft GAY’S QUALITY PAINTS “Beet For Tho 8 outh” : “ Dollar A Gay’s Floor and Dock Paint la elastic, durable and arnica). It lg M i affected hy water and haa a* equal fer and when n Paint matt STAND p*rah floors, brat HARD WEAR. 8TANLEY-BpGERB. HARDWARE CO. •> s 9 .\J*r, ijd N» fli' �f H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , PAG E TW O One Signature Is Needed To Fix Up “Lost” Legislation Spending la Buying The Sanford Herald P lM laM tf»rf .ftwrw— • LIFE tiOF-H ON t.l^ g e- on N o erut appetra [anirhter ho I if- le ».i. l o ilW U« men *Be, hut Just_ a- w. e Men lomorri.w will eri>«. All that i> will o, it no on .Alter we who loll an- gone. .gainst spending, which of course, 1* just another way to Iiy "buying” The old slogan of “ Ki-eping up with the Joneses'* has come to mean not ... rnuth the purchase of a tt.-w radio n- tlie- euntintled use of an old and dilapidated . onlraption which lony since shoul.l have gone* Into discard, People ha ve been nfrnld Hiev would be eritictled if they . l.qggbt the things they actually need and could well afford >MV YORK, An*. 3 - ia*i _ to buy. Jh- kidnap' 1, of Lieut. John J. Search Is Pushed For Kidnapers Of Vounj? O’Connell .Some people have felt, and not without cause, that if they built a new house, Isaight aotne furniture, or purchased ~Lln tllwhoH keejr-—Pt -yaeep- frigldiltre. I hey' W ill ibrr.e Vint T n t e p With filP ttmeje— The* There’s a limn for e e r y place. c r y ha< heen lo economise and everyone has practiced H Every day dealt, and hirth, almost to the point o f complete business stagnation. When Marriaye. met .|j and ri.itfh. While the greal un lutlilaky -.Merr-wtl dntt av—7Tnn,n-1'1 Iho — Itlln and • n’ hirie. J.-v and rate, All who r»me t» enrlh will -liare. What wr've known " I |am and woo Tito: e who follow it ■ - tut It know; An I in raid, n ...... I. t.ke .urrv Ktill will Id* »on Hie ,elf -ante flower-. everyone stops buying, Inisit...* stops, and when buslneis Cord Branches Out Into Shipbuilding, Obtaining Control BAU IO (iKKKTS WILLIAMS Y e s te r d a y 's announcem. nt ;»• f>n«*ral Johnson's hea d ­ quarter* th a t the N. It. A . pr»Kr;.m to pu t men hack to K t » n 4 >1 '» * • waiter ,.<.rk will lx- supplemented with a " b u y e r s ' drive” a s »w»n • f i t * * * IT, I f f * a# ifc- r « M N l H A f « a a f * H , I l - n a . « M r r art • » a s " th e tim e is r'r*-" should tiring considerable encourage­ I m f f t t <•! Mar*Ik ^ I 1* ! . t a i i .A k a .s s k e . Aag. .T -IA t ment to those employers o f labor w ho have lx*en. wondering, R n U A lli I- n».A% •thily Ihr 'ignitor*- » f Prw H oil w here the money is coming from to meet increased payro l Mil** mnMl <*•»»*** Mllav cost*. nnd is likely to prove a'l that rem ain * _nei e- -ary to T.uman O. futrh of (h , FlurKla GGRVNI1 • .;»!* m c n » n»» v-.| t « f <rr the «i »«< Mirt 10* * 1 t ** rra* win the battle against the depr*' "iori. "l*i>t'’ l<gi atitr re.ol tmn proOm Tear I f the million- of w orkers; w h o ha^e been tin.qniiloypil puilnr ton oliiaticn of the offit:it* N «tlM -■ —— ■- — _ . . . . *t.i» H U t u t w h o art- now Ix-ing put hack to work, did not sp< nd an> ■>f 1-ojnlj1 tar a ..ih ^ r » and cuti*» <*■ „<*, r « » » » All a bifa a rr Bottler a. n rla af o f their n» w w ages, it is plain !*• -ee t i n t it would not l«- tfetort run *e pre*,n»e.J to talar, fMaaaa. rwwwtarlaa*. mmA mm% \ a t long la-fore the employers* * f labor could no longer a ffo r d f r at pru.al or rejectiun at the(Niirefataairai* far lie a•***•»*# af n lrlH tpaia. will t* ria rgri far to pay them. An d if o th ers, w ho have IM-en hiding their IM i K O ifl.l election, at r t t t l a i « t i » f l ) i l * « rat**, peter T '■» *'llo, Jr., -peakff m oney in o'd *ocks or w ho h a v e been keep ing it in the hr II nr of ltrprr-rntati.es, yr.F t M l „ U i t l a 1*4 Haft* r t ffk * swollen re»< rve-t o f banks, continue to put itff until tumor aval T ie Herald m lb* aattaaal ' fl#M af a*lirf lUla*. aiff I##a a** tow the buying of things which they need tod ay, the re* tenlay •igr • -i the rnea-ure. whic^l Mttatafaeaf la the |*ra*r eittaw af .jtjfn- lo llirh* in ■ lentilatW* work Use aaaafrr aMI prlssHpal kead- m v e r y program is certain to encounter serious d ifficu ltie s. n oh n ha. inif >ii-appeiir.i • m ift n la I klea«« and law l*»rfcJl A s ha- been frequ ently (siinted nut in tin- past, it Is fr m .he'hatrh of apprnarH oil!., Tba llr t a M la a a r w l a r a f l i t not n ea rlv-so important to the business health o f the* nation k Lit1 h ann iincnt '.ome time aco A■«##•«• » i I'tru ahlrb la n a if* at*tip eat if Jrd fa I fee a-aa Far fa * that a grea t deaf ol money, e x i s t - throughout the country ihul he a iht «i*u th» re.ilutum M l ll r a t l w i af all m * i dtapalafc** * f * 4 ll»4 fa It ar M l Bikers*!** ered- as it i j that such money iis hnpiieiW" to be in circulation f Tornaarlio S.i an. He ,< e\rect H*4 la U N fa a * r i M a l* « lb# la. I in .he raiotai within the next* It is in monetary m a tters a t It is in til M a t pa MJabrai bat* Ia* A ll a .t u a ll y circulates. Vlabl* mi pmktt+miht-m mS •user la. m errh an d isirg. th e titrnovnr t*. what Issists-dut-titte-ss and Jew. . . . ___ ___ t dlapaiefcr* bat*la a r* a l* * re-war* rd. JVi.-n >h» I eai.Ut'ire a’l ■' urn-.I Increase.' profits. _ • . . WEDNF.HMA), A I M ST 2, 1JJJ in I’.ne, r»e r.]s t h » |t«o. C h am b er o f rommer. »• s h retarie- have fr e q u e n t ly dem i»i*n h»i| teen pai.rA hy both onstrnteil that one dollar spent o m e nnd then kept bib* i ianche., ‘ ij. ha<| hern aigre I y throughout the rest of the tint in some s t o r e k e e p e r s till BIBLE VEMrfB FOB Toll AY the pi. .1 ho* nltiren o f redfier. 1 does only one dollar’ s worth of business during th a t d a y . Wh*w it-was found Inter lnn.e n._ I1..11 ■■■ ..I. I. i . l . i.t m in in g vvliii h bu ys s ome nails ‘ss.-i.ia al.i..it .it. *—rr—1..y rr-n. hat* thcrcf.ar m thi-d 1 hrlst at tin- h a rd w are a bill at the' g r . T e f ’ sTT it had not heen «.jtne,| l..f m• ■■mm a. , ■, ■— HaI a— J#su* the l.uol, 111 walk y> in i which meets part of the wage of an employee, mwho spends |v.|,„.,tnmrnl |( tt>j him: K.sitnl ami l-uilt up in hini.f’ do a I iniao-.'lo -aid they hellrvrd the an J stal-1'ihad in Hit* Loth, u* >■ • it ' for - - a n<cktie, .. - and so ,on, throughout,, the day. may . rhnlrality would ha.e no elten have isaW ta-iKht, ol-umimg hlliulreil dollars wnrth of business in the sa m e day. therein ».th thank-giving. Cob. N ow . in resent months, in fact; for several y ea rs. pnl>- m» t* tari'iifiy 2 n, 7. lie psyc hology has develuped .nnr'-asonable proportions N M a r at I l l N a f M ila < « * * ■ * • T l t n t s n A T r A r o r r r s. M » Good Food NEW YORK, At *. 3.- E . 4t'oa.i, avtatum ntaanala* and finanr.er, ye-teiday rati-ie-! an ad.Iit unal link 10 hi rhat.i of varied en trfpri-e- when he a«»umed control of ife .New Y.itk .*-hi|d) ild.n* fVrpn-n! on of rattMin.'N. J. Allied »d h f’erd were I. B. Manning, chief |artner in many of h!a activities, and n'h*r finnn r cr>. t’ortl «a - fleeted chairman of the hoard, succeeding illiatr t|, Kh- k, who n i l ho-en rio rhmruijn. t lit!ton Bantu t< pre-ok-nt of the company. t c’ord. who achieved fame in the t.-e of th" Allium Automnbit? f’onrpany and .uh-ri| imtly in fiitil i i.rpniatinn. npua - ! on the ( New ^ <rk financial front !a-t Mnv and taitril a -urrexful fignt' for t—-itr.il of the aviation .or^-v ration. "*■ New Y**rk Shlph did n* Corpo­ ration w-n wide rec-ornition retently in on-trurting for th* tjaited Statu L:ne« the "Man 1 l-af'Sn" nn*i ,‘\Va>h nctrn." The < S T E V E 'S Post Office Lunch ruTttvi t r t-.oar a r r i n I f you h ave som ething that needs repairing see M ARTIN Its tv. lai ST. T.M. Dollison I N S Tit l ‘ C T O K OK ; a no urasa INSTBVMF.NTS s t h im Phone M i-W Studio It 13 Mytil* Ate. ■mmi v \ 11 ■fp.r- "'.TTrBy""Tr • crutaer *Tn calooaa." which will U- taurffFed in about a )rnr. S ill' ■ t.- . W P R IN T IN G i ■f"h » rlHi.t.u t r t . i - j i l . - t . I■ In, “ Brina «ur jlntie, m .» tin y --■a ■-•to Italy." With th'*e wortl* an*l out-treirhe-l’ hood - (fCltcral pal Uklh,, gf»ct*tl faptam Al \Villimrn . riote>| fty ir, at Ftoyil !!• nn-tt Kietd, New York f ’lty mini- >ckI airruft. Tit- Aruericac a'tulor hail ju*t -ta*rd an aerial -how f... the lu rffit t the lUlltivn he"'. Yah-' r A l.entenant » • ' deI - ved hn.t ..me cennertidn wet, • r r / . '. 'W .< t‘*' ( o ii-r IM a nett J r. an.1 Nathan H«.kn the ahd.irtton f nVom-vtt , t el. r of it irn>t . f “ -trong ar.it” We an- i|< ut in- w Hh i> W.tr, llrooklyn tenl o t a te jynJ. fttt ’ *rri --- -l_Ew.t-ei-d.Hn-.ti-n.i prun.TTpr, were h*nted ye..* ■ frrtifh rromf'—.v|« pi’l l • in l**iy rumt* In* mnn-ti t.’ rday m lw.. polire trarcke. that HpACtor Joi.ii .1. Nudltan nid. ‘•.S it »• uK.ler jiwiiti'hip rimrlke ' I will -ay that we n*r m.»k n.' •A* ."led throughout the rity’.f * n mi l uh*» bumbfd -lorepro*r»-».” . nou- f.-r h.1 iiit. Ha.kuw.ti. al-. 'fthk'h rrf*iPF»l. k" ' " n «* Jt«-. wn- k.dnai-d The -earrh I r I nl rim h-ir.r f.’.r OTnimrlP. a J iiu ■At- •larte.u wl.« ti leii.i l ' 4strV L’ ft.’ l Th** *y aftrf that for a time to... * u were -erkinc an Ea-l l(’ j . -i --I* inuiii.A.|M i; tlr.iadwny klui iktllh '*..•• i u ■ 1.1* anrjg ter, l.vuteiinnl of .hr IiM,,H> ran^uni for tht O’ClJtti I d ( mlate Krankit Yale. wh. they l„. headquarter fur it tttkpn l y Jl** dine to III (t ■. ri ar .ti . PtflJ-, 11. ullurr K* t-nHriiviii, t„ -tore Hint o'r't.miel! . . , . 1 -ilit i in t!»•* Hr »n\ wh#rc bo rnpt tht* ki^naprri. rl.i.ida a pr.allrrtinn che.title •! n. .f I*— Him., JoO.iHHi ton- u„nual top-, o f to u r •*. upemployment is the result. T h e intent pTrlyPintiPfiF-m< i. l h - l.T irn rtn rik in g w m n r n r t e i l i r d n r m e <d igii'iniiny nr j.-nlmisy upon tin- pt-rHim wht» ri.l. s in u i i c . car. h.'iitil **nuiur»gi* junt tbul surt n f thing. T ry In think <if tin man who sli ps mil in 11 b ra w l new suH nf clutht's as mu- who is bi'lping I* give a j o b to sm m ntic, in mil- u h o i lining lie- pari til III.' ris-ov.-ry program|t 1 (hi- person who hoards hi money who th-scm-s . r i l l IV» 1 i m. t ’omrni-Alnner Nathan Vlav.i was ---------------------- o----------------------- N ifty We arc equipped lo proHurr fir-1 claaa job werk at the lawe-t paaaihtc prlcta. Give «* a trial. 30. T h rrrs — T h re e fo r T h is Is the bull week. Wieboldt Studio Phone 331-J Herald P rin tin g Co Phone I IM .< t CJU AI ,ITY" PJV1NTS~ “ Rest For The South” !• «ier A (!ny‘* Eloor nn.l Ih-ck Paint i- elastic, durable and rrorMmtral. It I* not affeclr.t hy water and hna it' equal for I*oreh floor*, loat ilr.-k*. and where a ratnt mu*t STAND HARD WEAR. STANLEY-ROGERS HARDWARE CO. 20-1 Sanford A ven u e lUieite.l l.j the h i.id to r.inter with f.-de.al oft..lain un the pMIMen will wonder, iu-t a- we. d.e t.»a .|ii»tu. nnd lo plate ElerWhat beyond llo rnrth ran l». 1 In' npf.' hon Iwfnre the . fc,tr Ne.er w II ill* .mud of .nan Il'Toru th e w hile man arrive.i mi this rnnlinrnt, the »o||tr.d nieetin* in IVn-hingtim^ Kobe the Hr* at PtralorN plan. In.Iiao p o t o - s a . l c. rtam vjrlin- wlrich in tin- h is to r y of Au*. 10. • I it a they will, niaiiku.ii new* a lw a y s bei-tl i-.rt-. A m o n g tlotm w a s the Pied I'. Etliat, aecrttnry |n the ill 'ay a mr-lery till. virtu.- of hoiic-iy nn.l it is It. llo- gr.-iit di.-rri-dit o f tin- <1* nr rnal Impruvenicni Imurd, -anl R. FHvar t Hirr-I. :. .I.ila u t. rtf th. r-i\flf/t-il invader- till.t through lln ir i-.\ He pr.ont r.ti.nalnl production anipli- o f di.dll.lie-tv . lie. nit. and t e a. If tv til.- llitmn ol f -*l*nr in tin Ktrrxlwk • nr-uThe main 1. i.M- a '""i' mo-t at.'.iie 1 *111.non ton- annually.! Italian li.-inin. .v ininv nt"i.- wtlh tin fault . ta«Va thill .o*-'1 to..'* HI** tiiah , lint i v 11I1 idly tin t . d tif f have toil - .tnpb-lt-iy lo 1 ml Tli.re ... nil.- of I.dilute oj-era»ft when hu*iiw . i- p. ure-l. jth.-ir . I,uni.I - n-ihh-r qua Hi*-t. for. whit.- hi w h it- broll-. r :. thm' nr, rr.|iiirrd fur 'hi- pro- The Indian Leads The Way duethin. w In Hier tin Ml manv in.dmu. *, ar<- using nvi-r.v a i ti fi c - to o>dnin -dl"tRls-liinr the .pioia In rat.fHJtt limit tin* piiblic vv*-ikIon.I fur ltd kind.*( uiiwurth.-ay, "We do Ollfllt o. i., ■ limit 1 Id the l,.tn.d, would --. wfn. d<>< * iiroj.-i t :. 11 1 .-rtain f r i t <-f InrliaU' ha* n-fu . I to jim . |-i all.I , , I fT** '** 1*’ H led'idiim in .gar j -.o.iioo ..f g .r u m .l it road ui'.nny, living It"-' "< ) i.l.II ..JM'11.t.OIIS to ldto.il m < week 111,.- work vvifb I heir --wn ........... Tln-v a .I fd lh al. if p" Elliot' 11 a pr ,lie*t.on l.v il l.h . the nioll.-t I*.* nsn*l f 1 linli uis o f uthnr groups u lio ,,f not 'e it. m IffHIJd-1.1 tori .■-I wrilin* kidnap u* nuiilly w« lie. ei.ary to for i.i-.iih m e .|e.tdot» and hungry. Thne’- an oppoH"iiitv fofanVone ‘ ’111. t-lii|li VV is 1 ipn-hl'l'. g ra tify in g 1" IM rol.l I l< K. c, Hie nor mat ,■. pan *i, n of *h ,J/Hr who wants t*. i£»t lion-ell kid of th.- interior, v ii tins t.e.-ti a*-tutmnoil to uiiil* '.id.1-t1v during Itie revl five naped. ■ .llffe r i lit it t -111 '*• t r- ill old itoi - o f pilhlii (llllds. It h i- ; • nr*' "We -au. il*vel.tp El rbln’ be.-n a .liffi. nil jot. If. i pardte t I f I|U ilified from th-- un -.*iir Indw-try," >nnl Hnrrrnor It -eern- a- Hu. thw ar del-' * . qiialifl. .1 t e.|il< U foe federal g ift litwl il 's lo I l f llfb a t tinlti "and we mint *0 lo liai ■night a* well le ,ei||«red. Then wnI1-, , , , „ . •<.lit lh .it h- has aintin ■* a g*.*ul > <ample I -r Mu- w h ile f x ll.e r.."lurerA, |,ei- hnv. nc lien He- thin* iinnied'itely.” Ria- A'l..- -it ........ IP, rond-. \Ve vvontb-r h w manv cit'es. con n t h - , ami sliit-k | Elil-u .01,| Mayo -aid rope - of ali* o f it all rt*hi. I have tni «-n this attitude. . , . |-tie I'-'h i T re.olnti n and flirurev .. |i - It-*ill. I shame most o f ns lo I1.1 an in fe rio r rut* pto•-,1a -Iiyar pi.elut-ti.m would It must he an awful |,d of roM ll llll the UttV ill tile ItlaM.-r o f > I' if Virttll- 111 I in tegrity, m**'|,.. -rat („ WaAtiinut n i.nmedifort i m -nail In know that he will! it d filll.l 1-1- 11 rt*mint|tfr t ’. 'Is that d i- p 'le tin- fart tlMlt mir 1„tc|y, it*vrr h, arr—ted for vi»!«tin* the own atici-stors . stiiseil iii»- morn1 tlnwnfall o f the Indian, he I ■P»»d law-. Time- I'njun. (lot -till lias enough character left t > tea. It us n lesson. cnntEdrr It* renrein .....r -hblocking nl Iraffic re g u la li:^ Now an InA-Uane . 'ron.pmiy i- SV "Fv.:*:?.;;:............ ............ ................ *...... *--•; • W .H .L O N G a Pre-ldeul Rim-,..oil • f'rr rncliatteri.iL' ami k'llnipii.-r with oil tlte rnthu.ii..oi n It., K * (towing In Id- fight ngaio-t th* lUpre-aion. If llo. p.iMot.niiM It- -epport h»’|| tnte „ flue i-hanr* to wldp t he ol h .0r, " t.i h S A N F O R D , TW E N T Y Snfii,* • f M*ir yiMinff m* port n .er euiovade cajiiplng <m|i at Pal... p.iitli* during ti'laet Id da)* I (>' ** |'i»*eni w-.e Mi* II l**tidai.. Mr* . lilt ol I*. »fl*r all. a man nil-.! Job. l-ern.an. the )II», m liat.ee* Ptar-un, H u l’rar»nn. M«t..n All rlorlda d o - a., eo oprr- | M,naii, H.a.r l. ioi-n, M'iriv ting with the Pre-ident’- pro Rrno.iier. Ruth .Sinit It. Helen ll«>g.a.u It. the fuller I .-tent, l»lt!(r| t, f K Mlljt lonre. and I la.I. whieh will b rib e fi.*t In on j p , , , im, Heorg* Smith. It- sr ne.inr* that It un longer l-a- any) |,ar.on. J» k II... th. Jm «» Kerunrntpl.iyr.ient ptoldem, l|i,t rv <e), and M-H I o»g Ita limit* ha- A Mr. ami Mf* I.. A. Brumley amp Hartford’- nbf...idly returned from N*rth rainlion last Eatu.day where they ha e been s.ijo rtutwt for several rhlraxo fair nfflrlal- report week*. that m n million dollar- ha* al­ Mr. and Mr-, lien (inllirie l.a.e ready been aprnt at the ronre«. •Iona, whlrh mfint that the "hot tet.irnr I from N. rth I a.*,Ilna, l e rlo*” lnduatry will nut »r*d any llig call.-.l home on the -nd nd—ion help from the fovernnient tld- >f the hurlsl » f their liltle daiigb- Y E A R S AD O -e.eral ol he. place* I ll" lie A. S 1 Uilere-t. M nt M irlvt 221 F„ IM. 81. peck, . Al'e-rt I’ m. , W.i Ik•*t I »ti-k* >*rnfl It**tij1*nl Dll V,M|ii«»r, f I ►^m-| UlLerl, llm ry i iiUmi, ILi Hit* m i«***k n t I /II Pie iLiiuj'li, AIIfii* mill hiioik l |;,».r i i i jf lor im I* ( L kuiiiI r i ** hi Ii ,Mf* J |V |yj«rr, uf Srtl**lnt H • i««l IU t»*-r nUt *Mr. mid .Mi*. M lj. I ’mmwny^ for »» f* * .vr**li«. Mm Tf !rr, a* 5li«« I m i« «»>*. RM \ffj* I'opnlnr in Sum f- .1 »LJ hrr maiq fli.lt.la a.e glad In -re her again Mrs. J. A. Urges and Mrs. WiP •on, wh. hare t e n the plrasanl hou-e rue t- of Mr- Regg*' -i,ter. Mu E.ne-l Tolar, for Iho pn.t wrek. have returiied In their In.me gt Titusville. Vigorous Protests Arc Made Against Cane Control Plan .. ( jM r.—Rt. Peter»hur* Indepen-I- trr. .Mary. Vi*. R W. Herndon and .laughs apt, I f II donn’t a«k fiq anjr help, let. Ml*s "ETotma. have gone fn II thould he ytvrn a medal. N w York and e«pert to -pei.il la.ng l-laml Ornrral Jobn-nn «ay» that the Hie summer »n n»tt Alep I* lo Start ■ coiniimer**, Bound. nrren-e! Mr*, til Ivor Milter and little TALLAHASSEE, Aug. a .- id l drive. The .tore. ran*t Ilorrea-e their peyroll eoeta unlr-a th»lt daughter hn.e rrtu.ne.l from - —Vigorous rq.p.H.it loll l> the- pruhuilnr-- revmne- al-n irwrea-e. If pleasant virit lo Mill.-ton among i ■-* d f* dr.nl ki.gar .-vntrul plan Untiling rane ougar pr duvliun in the consumer* spend, I ben higher ol I ftiruil* and trinities. tetreii can be maintained for ratE P. Kerater has returned from Elurala to rio.iaai ton* annually wa» voier.l yritrrday by tho SUtir players who are also consumer*. a buaine-a trip t i Jacksonville. It Isn't *o mush the amount nf klr. and Mr*. Ira T. Maltwa have Internal Improvement Hoard. The board, rnnip.setl o f Ihe in circulation that boost* rclurned front a visit to Mr. bnslnaas ns It Is the velocity with klplne-’ old homo at Laks ButRtr governor and mrmbern of bla rabiwhich n given amount of money where they enjoyed the 76th birth­ nel, adopted a re«ol.iHon urging circulates. "Keep money iHoring" day anniversary of Mr. Maine*' (icncral Hugh S. Jahnsntr, federal ought to bo the slogan of this filhcr. Thry also visited Gain**-, rstovery administrator, and SocvUla, Worthington Spring*.- and I rotary Wallao* o f th* Eodorai Ag- — Louse Duplicutcd DR. HENRY McLAULIN, Jr. O plnm rtrlnt M IM H K R long leaf yellow pin*. Gulf red e.prr— an0 all ktede of build lag mateHala. Ilill Lumber Co. Ilth a n d ^ l y , ail* SERVICE Phono m r hoy*11 Cut L ik e N ow 11 H u ra l-a l iw t a ; a l l k la d - n t a ria , •-•r- «a.l k n l i - e: p ra n ln n in ul• ‘ - I l h in d - , - le , E i p e r l u S f,"“ tA W N MOV/ERi N r a a lr e g s a d - I U q w - < Ww9 S^|• ( ( « * • | « « r w o r k dono b f l M l Really, how can so fine a cigarette cost so little? Well, you folks hive t lot to tlom'lh $100,000,000 word) o f the world's it You, tod the millions o f people choicest tobaccos. Truly, we could like you, who prefer Luckies, lo * not tefl you bow much Luckier whom Luckies are n personal thing. would costif only a few o f themwere Your spproval enablesus to buy our •old. Frankly, k is your fiuchful and fine tobaccos tnd produce our ciga­ evensbdming patronage that en­ rettes in great volume. For instance, ables ns to oficr you the quality o f instcid o f buying from baud to fine tobaccos and the purify o f mouth, we have a reserve o f over *T"ooitingfwuvaymodaateji<kd •because "Its toasted ” J. W. SHADOIN ais s t . — 7t •' *- 9-* K MMS Ihvk �4i»i% p a .im .Douglass Home SceneIiVlANY F F D F R A l octal And Personal Activities - employees to ,.0 f With Ml*. V I l> uw a-*. M *. Telephone: Office Its t). |;. Ritridg -. Mi*, t t‘. H<an- 1 RGARET PETERS, Society Editor an. Mi*. (>. S .'T 'Itr , M i** Wi-udreck, an I M -* I * a Genii*; a* ho*!i‘ -'e*. the insulae !. * nv** unit nklal met" teg f the I laugh t.r- .if Wrrifey 1 11 - r f the f * Iljr R oll RUT UFA SIS FRIDAY. iy Frank Sytnr*, Jr., ('U n JIir D ism issal Meth*i*|i*t l ’hi trli wa* held 1 • I f you itlil have a laugh glnnl1 un, mill Ju’rph O'Cunnot ate |r ft, iiun't m.1* WHrn Ltnhn. The latdtc* Auxiliary of the *i4n ItIfbt at tl<. hom.- t*f Ml Sanford Ktk* tanlige Will nieyt at F- 1bi ding today al Daytuna lieacli. \\ A ' ,* 1ii I*. Ml at the Elk* Hai! un 1Itsmfp Mt* J. tl. |am hit t i1*il-f-f,gk Thi* iparkiing n r* film open.* thr l»! .1 If-* *« nhi ** Dr­ Jw, V tf . Anne Fori), of Atlanta, la t„,|a ., at the Milan,. Theatre with; h 'r'' SIOMi i y . e*t of her -inter, Mr*. F t*! a roar > of la.ithtrr front lia r! t. ‘ K. Jo n«*« led the ijrvt'ttt'fi ill At Y* till.) The Ylury l-aiif nth C rl'te of tht* t inn* Mr*, f II i ii Sion. __ [ finiih ami with Ann Harding m.d »y i .ti*. f*tl ib> 1 in behalf » f tht* .la. • a » f f * l — —” 1 Rabvrt Montgomery rnutarieil in th-> Fir*t Meth d -t I h’lreh will gift t Mi J. hvIRT. YV. Weitiel, of Freilerith. one of the m»*t iinu*unl -tor . " we Mi -t at l;Oll n'rlm V jt th, home f^rfvv rt! IL F. 'ftr* t. who f l in** In le,|V** '* r"' •' *\ 1 formerly o f thi* city, l< have men on On* niCTn' ih many Aten ie; with Mr- . . , lfl („ r I'almetlo lin g a few day* here on but- month*. R. A. Wit«on i, ,, , , , . 'Strickland un.| Alr », I Adapted fintn the Itarhel l nithho*tei»e». -------en |il#y that hit Itroadway with i, Unri r th• > dt 'tre I null! ol Seminole l mint, f, and M n. tl. G. Ilayci have ,ma-h thi* iea»on, the new M< tw,i« t«*TtJrtni l'> Chatter of the Amvriran 1C’ I ISt;%n.-» 4 i.il'm T, mr.l from Duncan, Ala. and to-Holdwyn-Mnyer p i c t u r e !* fen-- will meet . 1" ml \. M. ;!*, 'milltt IK j* iitvl M bridge, (la. where they ha*.1 crammed full of --ure-fire »ih ri- .. . Jn n r I 'im n i ■vfiitimr frtemli and relative*,•I turn* and dialogue thill afford tie1 ----- — —In . tTu ti— 1--- ;..t uy H alt Tlirri t ontlticttaia ",t r..i...i-iin l lit [hi rt AIM -i--pt rsVihuifcs * c,» t 9« Anne Untidy, uf Jackson*) to malt* tht* most «'f it. Mi*.< Il;«r*|* ’ ,n ** ^*um vt t>u‘* *'• t*1*' * l,,‘ which wint j i n l w i tinliiy to apt ml a frw' inir U auprtli n« the t*tf»» *>f *i 11,1 -Vi*i’ u*>. Mr-. •* 1 June*. ■here with All*. Alma SpW- |.hil.,nd. ring hu-liand mill Mnhl-* ,l' •inn. man. will mre, in If•-a*. 'hm at wrii Kiintery ..ore. anew a* the new- 1 ,,'tl,vk " 1,h M’ Mi"> \*u tafe Ionic. Iy tlu- h I —— — paper reporter who find- hi- gift ’“ •* Mmrit"! ■' Avenue. ed Iv the AIIiom V|.»r II. It. Lewis i< plannink t«| n .lurtg,n.o- int«r««t ir 1 *; !» Nnmliri Two *.f ,l’' i iniill,| lien-, llilett — M■ ''* o w1!f*i»ii#i»*»im wi»i lawI A, ftT n----- Aff-eehalrinan. will mnt a* I. Ann Jem-. Margaic f point where *he will ipernl, Mytmt |.«y i* nmifniflfnt n« II. U i on .-Vl-H'k ill fin lolile of Y|l liny, Ulta v. month* with relative*. , th ,;l,| |n t|„. casi* un>! Ali« il. r, ,1'ihf *or», >oth Sanford l;„ t t .,h. ' . . . Iliady return* In film, tu vtm A\**m* . with Mh . John-on un I pie* A. Crew*, of Miami, ha‘ , tt (rlumph In ||i,. evtm-dy re' Th- ,» pre-eri* vi u M" i'. t*. StiJfiM ft In*-!* * • Ini to a *hort tmt»lliiliert lint. 111 I I , . with hi* *i*lrr. Mr*. J. Al. Air. and Alt*. T. J. Itrunmiitnd . \. ,i,|„.r ' I ' l v.f th.'ll. Yf, - It. It. Jin ey, al hrr home in I’aula. lift W a y for Majluna ItraulC |*ti l.ytr'-nn \ v.‘ aiy. Mi ll I*. Her nd .ii. At, I . — “ j where they plan t.i pend it week'* ,\. /h.haiy. . hatrmap, will meet Ylr II Y Sw.ile..ti. Virginia Steele and Vrrn | vtiiatimi. t. th M. Zui'hnr.v, II" * |*uia lineMiIteele, of \ auglin, (la , are th-' i A*.• nuo, rtf i.o i t»Vlii«k. „ .1 If. forr. t It of Ihi ir uncle, C. (). Iltu l Mr. ittxl Mr-. T. J. Ih»»nr*t, of i .ah* \ ]mf„ . • t|M. liitn-, Yir , ', i'alinetto A'rnue. Air \|i »J,V I , IYttalks, -i« • t today hr.it- n* tin I'l. -hy:-rh.n Au\ilm»>. It.ii.y .1 " ................. l-" '> **r »"d Mr- A. H. Ala- fjw ,1.. « t .... . At |am I ill .' Mi t*. Rdilh Ilulliert, Mr*. Hriilali h«.m y, Rad T< utt, S(,. . 1. , „ „• ■ j„ ,, . m , 1 I t,» ihue, r. and M n IV. J. Atom on i” ". Mi C, It . Wiitlit. t min* ti It !■, with Mi t Wtdneiiluy aftrtnuon lit Mr, nitd Mi .1. I . (lint and Wild* I Al. Hut. I Y\;i I n . it. i:.iiiiir. \i ler I'ark. Mr. Y K. |- , fiitnily ntililnd the f ir -1 part of a. h tr- • . 1 " *' . M I I 11r the week from May to a Iteaui fin ...... . . | . ,,(• I*. I!. A. Newman and -on, T •V»ir« ;»n.* llir \|, wIn-tv t|iej -I«nt two » » A « . I'le-hM il an \,nUiun, Mr II.II n die, ami Air*. YV. A. Adam,; V\ *I* t:!' kmA Mir fj hfjjljl iy Me I aft .lin, !'fm(FiM!»r '* \iJ| daughter, fllyvo Ann, lefi Diro ufi. Mur}. t j |t. 11 m. oil *• »».-■ at oVIiNi'k wiih Ml *. Ilorta'rt I for Ihtylonu lleacli vtliere I t 'l< fi tsf,i A J i l t lodny f«ir K**r Mim -pII, **•!* y A'Vi*iii*o will njend a month. MlitiM*. »;u,i Mmol I. l.oii • nftrr i^mliuK u fow «lay * |*itr|o NuioL* r Si% of ih«* |*i» Jfipfia, M »fkfrtr* l \ | Io-m* w.th Mi-* Maty >iuho/y,hyt4*rhin A ix il.n , \f, |; || f>. Ilrndhirr) and guril*. Mi '•im .. r. it, j liiitrud. i, ■■ \ViiIf ItoLir, iluiir nuttir v**j| iik t n* h :a Sleele and V. rno|i L ift lu d h StK'ft. . * Li*** *»'i L i k Will! I n ' Lh/rtU'tlt K of “ a -glia, (la . Air* Mr, itiifi Mi , * irnrh'st Jhniii. of Ttn^y, IJ*> **■ i ouit, irir.e Morri'iin, and Jm k litiVii utrivol to «prn l l*i-n are upending today1 m f-nion, 311,1 lieauh. ..... lime with the former'. *>*• S k V ilifl l l o s I l 'S S — -t*-r. All-. A. I.. K*lly, k'kiti llruny • m ,,, ■ ,. . II It 'i»i iirtmt'in • *| tl r/tortiing f* Alalde .Merrill, uf liotlia'i. Avenue. U l I T ! IP .r lO IU lH T S Ihut tic th.flf ■pMItterlv 7"l und All,: Annie llell ICntliff — * t to., to - nf ii*.- \\ A| Mii* Sarah llatliff,* of ItulnJohn Powell Im ■ retmned froai AirI 1on Su.iiii enlri'lniiml In i iet \ . f ’ lie I a VI Hu d i e, (la , ari' (he gueil* Ilf Alt. Dayton* I hath where lie f pint a tie mem I* i . f I n,|e NmnU-i t hiirrh will le- I.I,| too or ion ei Mr*. II. (1. Iluye* at ihiic f.-iv iluy* lie lilan* t « return lh | Seten of the Fn-t Alidhodhil Mthoidu al th. < .,J |'„. f i . -t of the m i k,.h> Dothan, .Ain.I ( hurch at their regular mei ling Afeflo«ti.| l liurcti. Th., lo.-. t-n un I'aliuetln Avenue. ufier * landing hi* vucallon herej l.,ld Tm day night ut her Itomctu. lUiittit it _ U arry^S . Gprl-oa w th hi* minlier.AIr*. U * l. Jland.f Hglly Avenue. J li...A lice AleKhw , roneft.l,. with a Vi.ver.sf ,||,^eh inol. , ^ ir * . Carluin nnd their « » t , ------— rr.'-ldiHl nnd oiwne.l the meet- |.m. I„ .,n a! I on |’ vi w y, arrived Monday from Nor r.ymun II. Frank, o f Furl My-, ing with a Scrip!.... r-nding. M, . , n , _ vi,,, , with hi* hi* daughter, daughter, J.ilie, Jane, the lut-ine hit-me - n- i, n n ,|,.0| Vn. In ipend ti few day* I.....Jor•, wh . with pKolhiwmg ’olh'Witlg the , ( .. >|(.«|M,.| t Mr,*nnd M m . T. C. Cutlui.i,■h«.< Keen vlilltng vldlli— hi* u:- elder, M u -m . Air*. *............... > . R.....YVillinnt* taught th.- •'"ti'. ” o . will l , tip. ,,r(1 j()1|| iniin Avenue, , I*. It* Smith,* )tnidi3Mt, returned minion *tudy le on which wa­ •| aher nnd Ylr..“ fT |i loff,.,, in hi* home y« di'idiiy. Ill* dau/it* i.u-**,| ,,ri Ameiio.in Indian . A "•ClIII, of YY inter (Iri'ih-n, will u;1, (h*-u erved l.v r>. II. K. Ilnley und ilaughlrr, ter i* remaining here for u Ihriker. ,1,-iri-.. of file i , vlev and I. have ri'tulneil tu their the Irieti'o, -m n - . t the fall ml., on i in Ijikrlnml after rpelidir.f Th e. pn . nt v*eie: Mr . Yl. Al. u ly him)., ‘d'hri inniiy an I In y w ill...... Mi . il tii in Yno *nl day* here with I he for- • .M^. YV. 1,. Ilenhy ha* returrud Smjth> M l. iie.r fnm a tt.p tu Th..... At )p > „ Ml , ,, : * liter. Air*. YV. S. Thornton, icnla and Iilher I'l.mti in (Icirrgia f: y M» I. YTR TO t I YSSII'V YVnt Fir*t Slrei't. where he »|i-nt a few week*. Sh 1.1 yd, 4> • Alt-. I.oon Swniti. Air-. * \I'A ItM , uipPin't. rd man to n Ruth Well* and Ali** l.u- i« coni ale-l ing at her Imme en ' un filling !*iti*ri», ( imu| |*"■.gHrof .1 IVgram left YVnlnenlay for Uaola llou.l from a rerent „ f ||,e n oriy whlmv lo t. •«'!.'I (Mtrty ill nt wind up mi rftii.n 1i< i if Jit parly, |to\ \ \ \ i*ln. (la. and point* in Norlh j I'peralbn. flirWofki. Flit Ilk .Mii»|?:»|l t- tin* nro IJpnilii, Jiiia to rpend n *h»rt time. f wrre arrompuniril by Air*. After *|wRiling n few week hiij*tutimI nmI tin* ri»*t in**Iml*** V\ V, C..lt*man, nn,| th« M , Mtittm |xitir11■!i n*| I. - AJIa'Ini, »mn,| C. Phillip* nnd daughw|th her -liter. Mm . I). I* Mddrod iff*fry, A Ik i‘ AUhitn, tliirry Pr-sinindtii dirt»t»*t ti"' h "iu Clark, and \r»fin < laik. Rrntly T ra y , who will vialt Smith. Yin. John R. YVade will jfiirmer’a *i*ter, Mr*. F. A. r,1,ur" l,'m rrow le i liunif it pii'tun* itltd ioi* v 1'*' *‘ridit'*d wilk Th** ' itiui' .irv. ini at her humo in Auguitn. ll.ntilik'O She will he noruiupanied a matihli hy M i. SiniIh and In i pucr, partintJaiIv iui|m i v and tIt* 1111110*1.1 wmk i * 'of tin* * lh<Wf frnni hrn* altcn% jiim Frank, of F"H a Hanr,, givin fa-t niifht hy Yming IVnp[i'*j* Sx’ rv**** of Ti'.u^vilfo were: th** rlin J. fham, fit** Min.xri « .M >rri*on» Hazel liarlltl!i'im> llKl.'r co Hnrviy. M«ry l4»ni> • jwrtlirr, VirjjinU Mcriwclhcr I.i.wtT Floor 10-.T.Y M ake you look, act iyu<Mt. KnOiryn PI>Uir, ut •« Kloarmr Ilick-tm, mi and feel o ld e r than ^ Hot I*. It, |„ iVrkin^, Jr., |*rstcr Philip*., you a r e ; rob you of e rs o n a l s\ Pla>ins At Milan* Social Cakrtdar D ecision | ^ ije'fV 'i*’ y r .. j on,i Mn. J. ||. C'ogburn Ami lt**r, Murjurir, hnv»* rrlorn«.| |Narf(iMc, Vi., Cincinnati, unit m Trnnr^n* wlicri* thrv Iwrn fprniHrMT lin* jia.it frw i, Mi»w Cogliurn upont lh«* r part of th<* time with h*T n Cincinnati and vbited the i 'y of IVojpr^i with her. . George YY'. MrRnry nnd Iter, Virginia, returned lu-t from Chiragn where they d-the YVrtrld** Fair with Mr. try. Mr. MrHory left them nt *"'*111' where he will upend t day*. Mrs, J, c. Mitchell M *'f Dorothy Mitchell *can,e,| l him lo Chleagn and ow vi.itilig relative* at Moni». (la. B m o n ib u M ’WhenCadies In Mecca llamMock rrt1 *, tV i'*r<*n lllpsl in k*khI dufl, tliMHj MrllH, nit nur Ir nil ii rail liiijjlvfiir nir* i;»i*f tor, *mil*»r»4 "i ii jrirrw, M4 •plendid Living House ft. AI'I’LT M. Pnpworth Myma LoyAlice Rrady Frank Morgan directed by Harry Beaumont A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Picture Ho wn.s n flirt! Hi* vvjfo knew it! Hut sin’ never knew why until nho mot his l.euutil'ul ymuiK sweetheart! The Rnehel (*r<>llii rs pliiy that run for six month , i* now Hie soutnn's nm-t exrjtintf jiivluro! A FIVE-STAR HIT! i-.i.e Let'll : l o. ed ■j T njt “ TTTTT^T" 4ft* * i d B la K a I nnd til* ? i.ftfpli* Hi 1 'r. \.rJLvJJik? > I Jr,, .|t hVt Hutl tkt u* w ,« • |1* ; k \, dr* • ptni.»t| till tItitlei •Mi•i i •V i \ J. (tuft. tu* k «». "M . ur I •*.<! t*. Ih-.i J.J I . i I-V * • 1 m ir 'i l*i'lit f - •*!iit * 11'| i«i i d Ii A . * tl •* •*. i • • r !*i»« I* " I I I t tVte- * * '. » .Mi.NNion;ir\ Society To .Meet In Or Ininto fit I 11Hi II, lit Mi i Vi li> i lattflV .*« lit 'If * D A N C Er I hi* t 'I 4III I It , m| I .HMR'i trr lti*LI»llne IIIIIIY Y M l.III. Yl ti. Ilh •»• lit I •*'»!*» * I I I »* /vieiar'.rw.i’^ g ^ v c ’M onu-t.tm .cj/ariJiwt:. rj-i»*r-'vt7 jMtaL’ mnnf i * * *■*•.*. mu* i America Has Acted !! u* ’ ■'s. IV*” •.*> /it v I n ’ ll.-;'! ii»ll : . \ 11'* ‘ | li:it K v t I’.ViHU’ M t M 'l i t *^ r'm m -V’- t t a ic . vUF ' v .* ' ) u.3. y£~- f -I-V YY'lifl r ‘i c ,\li / W ill* l I v f j n i f i l l ! ’. * pifiiil liiti’iv H ii.iti, < v t ‘ H v i l i t ' c i ►vi‘ i',. ••l.llH. _\/L Hi • k-V r.YRT In I'm - ,, ■i '•* i The Sanford Retail ll. W K SHINKI) Till*; . M i M I N l . V i ’ l i A T I t >N' S Loam how to overcomo the lll-offoct* X of Foot Trouble by at t endi ng thit i I A S K I T C n | )K A N D l,\'S I- N il TO AIIIDK liV IT.-; Kl-:t it ’ ! .ATH >NS SPEC IAL D em onstratiG di E F F E C T VS TO D A Y: Monday Aug. 7, 1933 OJf-EN 7:-i© •• CLOSE 5 P. M. On Salurdays Open - 7:30 - Close Al Noon W c B y special arrangement with D r. W in. M . Scholl, world noted Foot Authority, an Expci i o f hi* Chicago si If will 9 he nt our «tore on the olx.ve date, tmistetl hy our own ExjirTt, for the mo*t itnixgi an( D cm on ilration <>i Foot Com fort ever held in this city. t To y u , it prevent* a rnmt unuwial * ph-flunity. Y »* a.11 «(| ,|t— ncwr't t ( Dr. Srhoir* Appliamn at. I Hrtu’ .liii f * rrlirv.. • f . t iroublr* of rvrty Inn,I at»l ilrgrre V' i wilt have Itie t.rmm ,i. know!nine amt riprlirn,r ig l.igM/ tf j rud IC>|it<lv n ao.il,/, uft- t • and *!.<* I im IMm , Yf.«t will Iran, the n.> i . ndilu n -I y.i r ,,i; wlial cauvc, th-ni to holt, an,) te,w you rir.l e i.l.rvr I will, t r w.t rrrta.ntv. Thi* relief will he itrf.jnlly .h /iv.*ili*leif i n y ., t own fret. All thi* WITHOUT COST OK 0111.10AT ION I Kr. tiiUr U.c date ami be iw t tu attend. Will - - - - ' UNETED LUM BER CO. SECURITY LU M B E R CO. ' H I L L L U M B E R CO. H. & A. DEPT. STORE Cur. 511) SI, al Sunlord Ave. II: t for To Legalize Courtesy Aulo Tags g ra ce and poise and affect y o u r health I with ^elery Farm To Rent jmims 5-. FOOT P A IN S To-Nitfht Friday * JUF f u i K « 6 II .'titirue.l l ,"1! 1.1*0 t»r.el r .*, i, i 'u ■ , ( .'its for mol -<• ,1.- .I.r»,t. . I- II Y'tiiri- > 'R i it*: i- , e, tj'tf.t •* I,..- I Of , -.1 t he »,o hi -tody *hw* *, ,h* i i ,i tig -i ... elie lt-e.f», « H President’s Order De­ lays Applieation 01* t 0 £c7* -rh.* * RETAIN.JOBS “When Ladies Meet” Mr.S. KING ROUTED IN HOT FIGHT OVER RECOUNT SO Kit V. SO MORE ROOM” , J �1 wr THE SANFOHD HERALD, HANFORD,1,FIXJHIDA*-THURSDAY, -AUGUST 3, 1M 3 P A C K I-'U lilf P ri ces Improve SPIRITOFCALM NEWEULESTO At Wednesday li; CPREAH m/FB GOVBSN STOCK o r'e f which they rrr knowled;-. Memtera .re prohibit pd from lending money "upon the security of stock*. bond* cr other ln<est> k d q p j d nient *ec.rHlei for the account of my non-banking corporation, partnership, ats'-clatlon. tiu.inr** truat, other Intity or Irdiv dual." (Continued Front P a f* Ont) '(Continued from p a g e ’l l J »l , The exchange it* i piescrlbed cnnvmerd that fhey o r. k N 'I a JO ■it* price Tuesday wa* * fra-tienl * " i ■ .’ * T " l *4 further regulation* governing the In th* public tntereil." nvrr It nnU The tret of the dew r-les f » » - i employment of "customer* men" Yihleh w ttp viewed m name quarernlng report* on peols and rynter* a* a move to en-nprrata w lh covery F o r I s l a n d : txpeeiftl to h*» olfnml mi Ihi*- iur*j dieatt * tl an follow*: the natiinal remtery admini*!ra­ “ The cnmmlllte on twain- *n tion. M U UJVAN. IM N 1> A n , X — 1 /lV ^ R W » w #^l f “ M y, i,o tll.rl| h l° -y "" c induct nhall require each ai;inPAN p. II 11 Aur. p>|i) I*, empowered the committee on -Governor Robert II. Gore inau-l \rr i“ i * V r , ’" ' i l ' [ l.1>)— I’eare move* *nr*a,| a spirit! >>< the exchange ami firm rv::- quotations and camml.uions tn rated a month called upon, of nln, ore, lb.- trouble-pot* of! thereon to report in la.-re fix m'nmam salaries, requir'd 7 j „ . . , 1 ... , , , • iletrrmme.l by aald committee, all msmh.irs tu ghre e.at imers* men n apeeial session of the Puerto ltt-i 1 prnwar* * ’ open ln «d.v renn*yl»nntu-* -trike.wracked ,oft fufcl|BIl|W in ieK i.l.t.ir. yeutenlay u. ,p l t ^ r d l*p lea .u r-o «r pool*, ayn-keate^ nr contract;', for at lea.it aix moniiTt joint arciunta trail ng Hi apecific and prohlkited member firms frurr. rove rjuickty a terie* of measurer price.i in a protest iw m ac* •'* f oal field* yesD'rtlny. C'oni'.ii**loner o f Agriculture fi An Btm<Hphrr, p-rv»d*d iecunties listed on the qacha.iae •leal(ne,| t<* briny economic rrcovlaying "any expense i-m'irred hy C’ Adam*. but reportt wore that ' • ’ ' 1the entire strike rime, nh'-ro t* In which st^h mrmber or iltp, la. any euitomera' man or other on* rfy. the uvrrejre wan lietter. t v . . . dlrrctly n r’ ind rectly, iatahnii-1 ploye f ir the rnlrrtainni nt <f He uryed the lepr*lature to fo l­ II. K. Itammy, etnllstioian fo r1walkout right day ««-> of KOO low the erampte of the American (be elate department of AgricMt-! r:::r. had eproud :.r enm** 35.000 or ef which »*ch member or firm rustomers." t!nn(re*a in It* quick adoption of lure, wnt to Adel by Comndsab't-j men—demanding ri't-minlllon of has knowledge by rea a n eif traits* The m nimum nalaru-s fixed ir/ litiou* executed by, or through President Itnoeevrlt'a (irnyram, er Adam* following rei-lpt of tn**( the United Mine the committee in accordance willi Worker* ol such nirmker or firm. -»irrtiny that this hearty rn oper­ prutc.il tin low price*, rrjmrleil toj America. the new rule were |ru) s week f.r “ The rnmnilttre oq^ huslnes* ation was Irndiny to rapid ncoV- |,i, r |,ier during I be day that Tu " Pirk'-U enngrrgatrd ngnm tn cu*it>mera' torn In eitles o f -UM),conduct may, In It’s iflacTet on, my In the elate*. had held conference* with Imili large number , and nt iitar June* disapprove of the cunnriltnn id 000 nr, mar* pepuliti >n ami $“ 5 ■ week rUewhtre. The*e minimum (mvernor flora recummenrled; KrllWrr, nnil buyers and Iho- |li n, wlien* «i* strikers were p but any *iuh member or f iept v.i.h aalary requiremenla apply only In ,Rh«r a mend infill.* In or repeal of p, lr,., thrrr would lie la-ller. and Wnmulerl In disorders Tin-sany such pool, *yn krmte or joint 1now employes and do nut affect the workmen’s rompensation art |ierau«e of, the heirvy ft rat du» day, nearly IW I strike «ym|iaihir arenunl wh rh it shall ilrfagt nrr men now employe;), n aa to avoid rn-uiriny deficit*,| „ r f , r|nas. Iiuvara «ould Hot |retr er* laiinleil coni ompany pnlire In Le contrary |o Die bcst.hter■WUTwrrfteh** r w hiWI' IwntWr, wi*rn mm of taipayers’ fend*. much of R *•** carried over fm set up by natiutial graribmen at III be likely to crest,, prices Which roreraire o f farm lolmr slunild ouAloninp yeaterday. This was wl’l hut fairly reflect market ha eliminated, he aald, a* present particularly true tit Tlftun, Ha- four working*, aeepe* inf tbe talurs.'* fiahting Tucrdav in which one •MmpeMitlnn premiums fur farm hira, and several other market*. In nreorllanos* with this rule, the TIte flouichis market was alMdv striker era* killed. labor amount to It |ier rent of Hugh H. Jahnsen, recovery ad­ lurlne** eonduct rontmltfee rrwith offering* of approalmatel/ i‘ arm npurallny eapvnses which hu qnreil nn Initial report on pool* ministrator, apankloq al llairi rarmed u "amothariny ta «” lull" •JllO.iltW pounds. The quality, wsburg, pleaded f'W eonfeVene. s hr* « « n u « l* l„ be Wad* on (rontlnuerl From rage On*) . •almy ayainst penernl farm ar­ some hetUr there with ilumc*t.e tWemi ouuoaiac factions tu the Menday a* of the close of bmlnes nance Ota trip by making p rsontypes rommandinp a heller price. _____ fippoulng il* Itlea. yesterday, and waokly repift* Til* market wa* aomewhat weaker, strike and cited the federal rude* lie moile nn Fridays thereafter as el appearance* In various Florida He advised adoption of n plan and pulieies of President Rruwe eitlc*. loses1 however, on the -lower yrade.q nf the clare of business on for payment nf delinquent Many c neorts wrie played In while a few fancy bankets wee- veil a* a means nf netlling 1rutus- Wednesday. No indication wad o»ar a flwa-year perlml, ami ree. different section* nf the state, running in price from 14 to 20 trial disputes, given in the rnmmiltav'a rule a* 'intm*nd*il n rrirniujilrnr 'n f muniGnvamor I'lnrhut and Tlmnu* > bat heavy rains of tale caused In what rundtti ms might evoke eipnlilies under rryinnnl tlirertory ernl* a pound. Thete was no change In tlw val­ Hosfi, prenideiit of the II, I , the disapproval provided /or in postponement of the cr,nr*rt.* and a u t h o r i s e d In lirlntr- nlmut Frick Ooke fompony. near wluru* with it the ehanew to make an ap­ - eonomlea Ihrouyli tin- nltoluhln^ ue* of the leaf on the Vldallit mlne-i most of the ilixutslefd hap­ the each*mre’* new ragulatbw. nuirket. YeiterdayV aatimated peal and lake up a clleclion in Another rule requires member* ■if poaitlon* nnd the cuttiriK dnw i pimrolage was W/KHi with a low pened, arranged a ennlerenee, I lie audience. e f laas essential services. This tn,report weekly "all opthnt re­ a •high ‘-'T h e governor's agreement wdb lating In cccuritira listed an' the Mr. Chare today received a tele­ era* ne-essary, he raid, tu te*tn e of .1 ronl* per pound and with an, union leader*, under which -elect the confidence of lavpayers in the of 32 eant* per pound, eschange x x x Hi which they aro gram which asked that he get In cd minor* will serve os "union i eu minors win s »r»» **■ average of 11 cant*. touch with prumlnsnt cUitrnt tu povemment. - j guide t" In help keep peace, had a 'H "*tly ar Indirectly Intareatvd ask that a contribution of- al least Tu restore the Keileral Farm pliclty in the woman’ death ami effert. ffiO I,.- made during the next IH (lank. Intermediate t ’redil Rhiik snhl she threatened Tuesday -* * *- more rigid pick* tinder the plan, adjoining hours. uml Reyional AyrlrulturBl Tredil night to.commit suicide. eting iule* were effective and the strike in counties Ur am ple,) the rhaimianship. Curporation n* angrres of MKriculThe inlnlHler’a ehddren wer- j Pmonstialur» were bnrred from Fayette county, where upproti* xirul rredil Governor Gore iiryed raid io In* living with lhr«r moth- pBrn,|ing on private iirnpeityi mately 15,000 miner* are wffvrtrd of the eummlllee, and Union K. hy the walkouts. Two min** o f th* Allen aeerpted the responsibility the necessity of amending Island. , r al |f. c«tur, Ala. Turkey came wj, holli th,. „wnr.-.. p- lie >un <ax laws an that delinquent In n ,m e " m ,. Opc||„ community near here Anprruimntely 11 mln-s of the llelhlebem Mine* corpora Don at nf acting a* treasurer. Mr. Chase •axes and government enmpensa* |H, t November. Ml** Su-wnrl was Krk.h r „ m.,Bny wrM. rtiwed after Kllsworth nnd UantlvyvllU wrm requests that all person* wishing Ion premium* would hot beeomt hi* lim seki«pcr. . ^,i„p,ny s dcri-lon In mlspeml closed, and 3000 man and Woman to contribute Have their donation tir*t Hen* on pmpeity with prior Two brotheri nf the dead won , I||Mlrnt|,)n!t l(W,|| pnitsrlUm for it* paraded through -Kllwworth with with -Mr. Allen at the SanfordAtlantic Natl'nal Hank. light* uvar mortgage*. hoistrd banner* and flog*. a il, A in lr e w nn.| W n l e y H tew a-1 w iirk i-, s I* y .................... The ftlegram reads a* follow*: The Inervaslng strikea drew Taxes on ls-er and wine should of ffeeali.r, atlived during the inTh|> „ mrhi,„. gan* of Ihe-nr "Tbs All-Florida boy* hand ron•■* In-ten.'nl, In view of the policy quest and *aid they rain,, in re- tjonal gunnlsmen were pictril on General Johnson's In* •* he nil•.I the Federal Govrriinii’Ul nut In spmne tu a letter from her staling Lilt top sites near the fnloninl No. drevsul ind mlrtallal* In Harri*lax beverage* cun-t im-d in the tthe wa* in trouble. 3, the Star Junction, I’uInter and hurg. Ill' urgerl confewire* tn island, he said. tu-llers were lend at the inq»r*i Kdenloin mines. Flute trooper* in restore closed aline* to op«ration ItriluMloii of the legal interest tending to show Tu'ker had prom­ autanerbilen pntrolled tiro urea. and *w ng the slat*’* aofl nrnl la­ into from |‘J to H |ir rent Was ised at one (Hue to marry her hut Meantime, more miner* joined in u*e tide of rising ampluyniant. iMCe«*ury, Governor Con* told the later refused.' ■ Vs___ I lagislntor*. If Inislness nnd indu** try Weie to thrive. Ilti urged repeal of the la«Wh'ali fiow make, tl.e upeiuUiui of lot machine* legal. Appraprinthmi of fundi r,oni| •Is* gasoline las were linked rod » , v , i • the following prujrrt*: Slug,ran) fur M.S'I imiintrnanri*, i ‘'~o.t,iNN> fi.r ih<* repair of pubic cbigit* daiiinunl by tbe burn se-lad .ScpIcmUjr; flllU.UOIt fur Die |a|nilr of othvr pgbUe luildlngs. \m cm vm BACK MEASURES j r « b«cco ^ Porto Rican Governor Seeks Economic R e-1"'Eft, * ia a n i M U wt ^ coalmine AURA taken into <»— Idaratlow In jodglag hfa-kaJgJ-i'r — " * •fkw grar, l l M f a i wf tfta Hr* Is no vxruav,” Geaaral Evans dr. clarvd, addltr Owft rt fs ’the doty • f tvsry amplojrrr' to W orm himM lf an thla AfTH n w rl, to know what ha b suppaaed to do and than do it. -An Information Bu. rvau has baan -prwvldad for that and any pwrpoaa, ployrr who thlpka he has soter special problem>hlch ought to be u« lay tmj hii fii« dealt with separately can va l j » rase before tha ExaeutWa mlitre which ,^a« d«Hy for that purpose. General Erins Mid that •a the organixalion Ib a bean per­ fected, commRteea will ’he ap­ pointed to weed ottl tkoee who are doing their duly aad to re­ move their N. R. A- amblam*. ANTIQUE RADIO SET OP 1920 ^ .mi y«u.ni.y . Earner Atmosphere Is nu<i Pervading W h o l e Troubled District RRflWMffVn.U:,.!**. 1• |ticnnuntil neat week. R ifl d airChase Leads Drive To Help Boys Band W E ARE PROUD TO SAT That "Wo Have Signed The - - - • - President's Employment Agreement Tampa Bay H otel Is Leased ToHoose Local UtiiTfirsity CHIC/.GO—Tkli peculiar Uoklnx Txdlo set tt one of tre Co IN exp:- in-;-. j I scta butil lu WJC—the odd-flohea on to? arg u put of th.- a n: . ■fating of 107 hoy, and on girl. the beat musician* r f their age In the stnte, ar; sfhedjled to leave F llmria*Tur**ni*-T r*jff_ExjKKillloq Aug. A, playing npdrfpnt eilie* g fing and reall Im turning. "Their orange and blue uniform* are particularly Impressive Os are their four large specially decorated buses. Preliminary fi­ nancing plan* retried through on schedule but plan.! fur c-utrlbutinr.s public ai>|**rslices o f the Land failed Ik . * use uf rain at nearly every appearance. “ Advertising value o f t hi n venture Is generally conceded eg* erltent uml permits further capi­ talising the advertising value nf Florida’s <utstanding e s h i bit. These youths must |tot suffer dis­ appointment at thi* hour after months of preparation. Because < f their patriotism anil civic pride. Governor Sholu, Henator W. Hodges, as chairman, arid Nallion Mayo ns treasurer of the Century of Progress Commission have ngrrtil on this last hour attempt t> raise the f.VHX) ncrejsary tn surer**. "Your namo has betn chosen a* one patriotic, willing, and able tn contribute or rail* a minimum of $51) within -IH hiur* ly contacting V io la t lO IIS _ _ . I j C \ T 'O t I C , u TAM PA. Aug. 3.— The Tamps Bay Hotel, hlstorle monument of Tampa’s prog ree*, became th* JUplwndty of Tampa Tuvsrfar K S rV rr.-S ? (Cnntlnued from page i ) Hnd to allow any selfish Interest* t» Interfere with tbq President’s plan of putting (1,000,000 men bare In work by G * first of Septembar." • , It was pointed out at hcadquarterx that certain employers were nut inorouglily familiar with «allou* provisions of the Agreement which they had signed and that in some instances violations were Hue more to n Lack of understand­ ing than* tu any malicious intent tu disobey the law. General Evans admitted Uml detail* of the plan were compli­ cated nnd that some confusion had resulted due to the site of the pro­ gram and tile necessity for 'haste in putting the plan Into operation and explnlnr,) that the actual In­ tent of the employer would b* necessary prominent citliena so we appsal to you for co-operation. Please tUtgreph y-ur reaction as quickly as possible and send your contribution and collection* to Nathan Mayo, Treasurer, Talla­ hassee.” thrmg.. Its lease from -the city to th* university. The lease was -signed for th# unlvsndlT by V. V. Ihnrpe. ahalrman of the board of aotrtrol. **d Charles A. MeKoond, sacratary. and for th* elty by Moor Chan­ tey with Httl* ceremony. The completed H-3788. “Of course, ws are delighted with our new home," Spaulding said. "It offsre everything a school could want. Th* location I* ItlMl; the butlding Is Urgs- and roomy, the architecture both beautiful end histories), should been Inspiration to students.The scenic beaut/ of the campus Is a strong attrac­ tion sad athletic fsaUitles are Meal." * Want Mileage? Take the word o f bus fleet operator*—Goodyear* now deliver 97* more mileage than they did five yean ggo on the grnelllng /Grind of fast, heavy* interstate hue operations. G oodyear usra the IcMona learned on buses to Increase the m lloage o f T ou r tires. Price Of’ School Books In Florida May Be Reduced TALLAIIAFHKK, Aug. ri. - i,l>* -TIl** li-gir bilive ronuillltee in I'aetlpaling I - „t rchmil (ext t onhs i- liipTrti J jt. In-;,, lie/* lure eeslenlny :«i,-1 oi'ndiei i Diey lifllievrd |lie pil:e „ f bu„k , ruuld In rrilue'd. Jftcnat nr S XV. Gstxeti, e*i*irm*n of the r nimltlr-, aid mem I tgs, pionld/ arvuiapnniml Jiy (Jovvrrne f'hnlt* and other rfate official v ii l . i altmd the metil’ •w In Atlnnl* llcpt. I and 2, when repre*^,dal Ives of nine .'kiulh-asl-ri Hales will I'eru-n •lav tus.sihildv ,.f adopting uni-. farm lextlui k.<. * Th* Alleqtu ei-i ting h it he n rnllril hv five. Ita Ilhckwoo I I'f '•dlth *'lli "linn. kVIlnesse* I ’ fiH-:entlni—irhliup com panies in 5U. Auru.*tine, Gainesville nnd Jacksonville, apprered l.rfme Die eummlllee yes. terday. They i «r * figiurs nr printing cotli uf vurinu* lypen of I ok*. Under Its presi-nl ronlraet. KlnrMn pay* approximately IIIMI,dflO nineallv for *;ho«l hoiks, .Senator Walter I*. Shelley, of T " lagia, eommllteu mrrnbtr, raid. The e ntract was signml In l'.*32 far'vight year*. SHORTER H I G H E R HOURS WAGES W A OUR COMPANY ALREADY EMPLOYS A G R EA t BEROF MEN-BUT THIS A G R E E M E N T W E rIiu s t add m o re. “ Mr. RoohevcU’ e Plan MuBt S u c c e e d * * W’ . Therefore We Muat Do 0 » r P «r tM Minister Held F o r Grand Jury. Action InDsathOf Woman •iWoKRILTON. Aik..JAug. 3 .(d»)— ital-lng a " m n;tmabl* Houbi" at Occident or suic'de, a Aitoner’* jury yestrrday nnleied U r Rev John U Tucker,,6V, n rural mlm isler, held fnrtgMnd Jury aethm in th* sfaath * f kllaa MakUds flU wart. S3, whose body Wat fubad In a farm well Tjasday nigljt. OTTO CAU >W EdL i’S 'ih W * doeoamat W a t handed b t the mayor to PtesMert F. II. Spsnldhig who -mad* *► rangementa to ep4n anlveraltf cfflces in the hotel at the main entrance Tuetdey morning. Nearly 2M stndents are expect­ ed to reglfter for th* fell **™ beginning Sept. 14, and all In* tereated may gat *ny required Information a t the hotel. 'The university’s telephone number I* Sanford Tinker, father of .10 children, was lodged la j«U. H* d*aUj m b - ; a �w i t gA W »6 t e ir iR A t D . s a n t p e d , t u m w A , ■myHSPAT. A tc y a T >. H g ____________________________________________ _ ! RIP-SNORTIN’ B A T T L E ENDS BA D LY FO R O U T lA V S i,l2 S IN “D A Y S O F ’49” MINING CAMP AT W ORLD FA IR fX ,r ;x £ p m cA w .);bg.-M r. j r r , . “ r , r r s , s ! v s s v s :£ r‘ u" k~- s a r r u r s a w w : m father Than Check T r E W YORK.— It would bo IntoAafibk to know,'as a basis for souhd reasoning o p ’ n th# Interna-i tiaaal position af tba dollar, foot what tba volqm* af Uoaaacuoaa In American exchange b «»H up­ on, actual tf*naf#r °1 faB'V *»•* bran necessary fo fore* tba A marl- la ' Europe, consldrrabl* » I'altod Slot** is a part of th* *nt Doubt ko. mi a voluma of ut the ftu n f of r actual com "» h», 01 » • W , * n. " * . a*n wtalag n a p * *4 »4 $ awd lb* Sheriff T « 0»»ff»r sod Major o f i M r W atty waitroam. and bronchos ta d (Mato* at law yoar* ItiUnwta*. la ta ataaaa Dm a tun. oWctoO tarty In th* rast mo tw Kxt* so tba «itr to * * * kitthln* p o s t * . grim y ----------------------------------------------- , , , . , -. m E 1 ntreet awe Ila with tha rough- B H g J r ^ T J V TTtA L i B ’Lfc. T - _ S Q d i shod gaiety and six-Run a a c m - I ^ ^ ^ M L j W l B ' . J f t # f J ; • V X *J .t • M lity ol the early W is t. 'U r ^ * *-». ’ • Tr»m a*o baroboart bdkUM -:Rka t &■ j m t i too gokkcnlsg nakdj of ac^ t I lip the aortljoa »<> lx futile fb4 bawling IJiltat KOI trow of **t*V s* a I CWik O M 't l*+Wt. U m**• • *»aatl. y A U W lk K ^ _______________ i» c. RESULTS ysgaa m I Toluma of ml security mi by^htiilneta < nt In the Skat |w0 In thla direct! it etkor■ f at the present Himg. fpieign tiadrawals of fondgn .fnada. la lie. country must h^ve hgeo. at g. Inlmum for several reason), tn t« first place, they Nave been remat so low a point ns le con* stent with the positive necessi­ ty o f foreigner* to carry on aide and meet maturities in this >«atry. Their transfer in the >na of gold ha* been reduced In ipuldsl three years to about so 4 pjlnt as Is consistent with positive necessities of forclgn.tp carry on trade and meet — llbim.. In I k l . _...i__T '| . wltlea in this country. lTheir tier In th* form o f gold ha* .prohibHedL while their Iran*, from a depreciated dollar In* * serious lota. • general assumption ha* qthat the transfers represent export o f American capital, Itfht o f rapital from th« didV has been assumed that this iaken place In spit* of re­ gion*, por|ly by keeping thy fed* of American exports fed and partly by the sale uf Mkcn» ‘ owned foreign aecurtP h x l d e d y I her* he* been a WtrsMe volume o f transecipa slong the,* lines and ll iwbabl* that th* chief mater al 'jrt for th* apeeulative Iran*lip which have forced dollar fifiga to so great a discur.it oven from thla so ter. iPerthelass, • U Is very diubtth * movement o f Anisrirau d out of the eiuntry has as. I or will assume serious pro tnr. That it has not been in peat e lume so far Is irdi(that, wheats* the f rat result eh a movement wo |.l be an i»# In American lank bnlabroad. It la understood that htrr. In fact, have not b*on j •ksing. 8o far a>i avallalilc I go**, they hav* been dtixlng- It 'a known that * 'ma irlcan money has been going gllt-rdgsd British stocks and i^a but th* tatal volum*. wh*n AOr*d to th* Urms of Inltins* nJ m vsmsnti. has not k««n b and much •/ It la known to • l ecm* from Amrricnn funV ■ o x ly placed abroad, largtly a th* continent, g th* dh*r hand, th* dcpccln In th* vsi'u* of th* dodar MO a althlly >h»a far tu tiw i ta tba -n a j« «r 'fit* at tba tutvaaa World'a fa ir—A tVnlarj af l'n*r Thla apeculation la peculiar In th* fact that it m*k#« no allowancaa for the Interplay o f eco­ nomic torero— Unpeels and »xporta, tba International morrmrnt of aecurltles, tba m nrsmcnl of abort-term fund* or otharwiaa. It is a political, not an economic, proposition. It operates solely in one direction. In opposition to known tc >nomlr condition*, anticIpaUrr Inflation nr other action by the, government In Wwbmrton, which will rwkKe the domes­ tic valu, o f the dullar, and baaing thla anticipation on the eitstence of forernmental powers which may or may not be used. There has been no bear influence in I k market rare the natural stmngt'.i o f Iho dollar itself. Speculator* have operated on a thin oactunje market, with the revult lha'. ih* actual tranadctlons have had far more Influence upon the exchance rata than their vol-me has Just • fled. a Intgraatlon i as mass arid id. exchanges h im Pad »*»• purchases by foreigners of their own 'Gollar securities which has been going on In unusual nltnae for Ike'' last two years, It haj stimulated airly liquidation of foreign (adaMobtees In thw count try. Jail what proportion foreign speculation has had In the tre­ mendous turnover of stocks ard bonds on the American market In the last few weeks la uncertain but It la unthinkable. In view of foreign . participation in other booming markets, that It he* not been considerable. Mock of thla business doubtless ha# been upon margin butwhateror cash has been passed In the net transactions has cum# or la du* to come this way. Over the whole situation is lha fact that lha general tendency of the iVpreciatlon of Iho dollar, though doubtless temporary. It to increase American axpyts and decrease American imports and to pull commercial lands In this di­ rection. A serious flight of American capital also la limited, if not pre­ TARPON SPRINGS. Aug. 3. vented, by European and other , ftptmg* sales f>r the month *a frrwga uncertainties. Where, In the Tarpon Springs Sponge *Tsj)crt, ran American funds go air> be' w A e rttran Ik eyS tfc • ' he * hr ickaaii resided Vestal af «07.MO, which la unuauatly; high for American goods and eq Miles If mid-aumtner sale*. About $36,000 not In American banks? Thera worth of, sponge is still stared at ban been a general assumption the exchange awa ling sal*. To­ that a larse pert, If not Ih* larg­ day's t i l f pmlwhly will he the er part of Amer.can funds In last big sal* nf the mhl-e-mmer flight havt gVsne to Great Britauctions. July prices show an in­ aln and the Incraase of foreign crease of about 20 percent over fund* In thr British market up tn that of June. two wriks acn deepened thin Im­ Th* sales for the month follow: press on. Nevertheless, heavy withdrawals of fund* from Great July 4, $4114; July 7. t l f T I M ; Britain, especially to Franc*, ih July II . $876$; July II. »«7it3M); the following ten *kiya were of July I*. $10,149.1$: J ly 21. $17*.. »uch magnitude as 11 require il- 140.24: July 2ft, $2A.IU*&: July 2M. fkial intervention. They Indies!. I2.1A70. Total. $107,00024. Brisk trading, with ris ng price# ed an uncertrfnty which offers litll* enrouragenienl In Amsch-au during the month, will he refleclefl The authentic atiauspbi-r* of a mining rump It..,I m':M hate atet‘te.1 right from the |utrt ,,f a ttrvi Hart* ,|»fj has hen waled tn this World's I sir showpiece. The hulldinx* In their nmch IM chsrscirr* In the nslunau ,»f IW nw liiw . lit* drove htll girl* In Mel* sod «|«ttuh-» nil ngnrullt*iv Mil hack th* curtain » f the jcirs In th* >1* 1 * *hrn mrn nrre men sad bn*s il.lete, *rre htnc.d » -There are it*»re than • fra itrieM spot* In this mWlul slniw There I* the Spin -h i|*m* M il nllh ll* bar amt ishl*, amt nhl llm* , in.ms girls: the Miners' I'smhhc.. a aaochllrr ilam* MU » her* r.im-Mt gnrNnt *••,!e».es hef|, In lift Ih* hsirden* I>-,.••• Ih* m-iid nl Ih* tin,) tl.XYK XHl'R W \ ft It rrpa.ml by car nhtt test!It know* W>>« ItiiCip, Jcvtrlrr, Use Ac. A l l XK.VT W.cA htnae. W s trs S , et i ft»«' JA-. f> lU !' ivu ren t, a t* H J C . IS.in , a fiw w j Jtml r * l I s * fw |e*\V l^*e H id t'« i lly S k y , A ltd mining n.np Iowa ok the go-1 tnsfi pvvod diopyrnt » n the htill ol * a. il n.i,’*m ntv Is Uus " P i l i ol »« sNow at the O il go Wot Id's Kau —A Ccatnty ol khogicsv Inset: Jitw H .w * y; |utious s,out. ttttah th* nvhni |tw ol pinning tor goal I* IM|S ol' t v vtSiloes. Kell go hi nugavts at* bulled m th* gioomi. peimtes ler ; ' l e a n ' l l ' H sk h *lf,| » rvs-renlinn psrh.e « h. r * I ' e ami piny lim dim n v ie s n«ilrii* t’A n n x t j *»» n t r . truive. b w - p ri-is* rapecrly. I .s,|Unr w.th Vr* M l |„\ Ki-I A Sun, Aralc ts IH* Myrtle .tie k— llekp W anted Sponge Sales High For Month Of .July At Tar|<oh Springs investments in th^ London mar* ket rnlrr current coaditloo,*. Just prev oua to this mivaitisnt of fundi out of London was a similar movement nut of Pranc* In the fear that the franc could not hol-t Its geld p 'i!t|oa. A m xtrnlsm went through x xlmlter Period of uncertainty and xtra'n. Th# di trrmlnation of th* gold Ttxndard hi r in Kimp* to m algs Ula Ut* gold position of Hr maial>*rs ndouhledly <trength*n* • th* mavemtnt of funds >n their dlrectlon, but Ih-re I. far f r m beIng any rrrtalnty that It will sue- RATKS i and dealer*. , "Your (itcnd* back in Snnf.uil dey have been f"r .ar* pulling herd fur v « : te hang stimulated b 's i-ju p ." nice record Ih s »c»,t>tt. ton miwlly for thrjshruld hair non sure game, hut ongvs th* K«ck >for hard luck and no arc pulling at, nto,( iVirnhlc nuw f„ r l^ttrr Irrnks for you. ring apong* pr«- t(k . U y , ,,,ihcr .t the Smok*tbe hunts #f tKa 4“ ’ ,y • * “ u ,S" uw" in port, but w ~ *r«pblc result* o f y ur olfort. on r *o>n for the th* d«>» y » • wtuk “ This tr'rgrant alira.ly tuts hern tt t\ T K D ; ttsMW scssl o4*t*| csmpV t* help ai.wrsl home bv-i-c larntshcil. Apply A. J. IVtr.ava. Srsundr Tit* Shop. i— Sit taxt law lh«- v u s , S r s t n e i r I * n t v t e d •krnt a i a l U M r le t u s s m i a l r t n a - >1 fivMI *re Vs •setnm, P V - s 1*1 1«*l SH<I epil 9It I f r * ' l > M i • t* I*11% Taa*' li- W a n t e d " tS flil* Telegram Will B e S e n t To Cantwell Wishing Him Luck T<an rsntat IS — Apart M ew ls % r f U ra l t XFI KXISIIKD i Vmm. np nsvat Il>i4s,.q i:,, IIS WKFK Try pteSrt !bm* and A , , -* a enth-s. a •t-cvr- Moils ai, t V nun* ■ 'i G U A r ? | YtO c.k.tU G . VOU? r W anted HtH*h k lik l'K K amt gwcrnl of. tlrlM n U , tee. -SVVl'. U,1W \iP. T R lV ti ' V ljV M M ^ t- A M lO t l A - . UtY. V t. WVlthi S fTTW dC i D Aff tN^W-VYHIbdCs AVI UJV ^ ----- 1 A Vita A V I M tC W T t e s tis , — A W A iV tM Y O K tt v *U^.l.t. > CAUGUT A Vi ^TTVVJ- . ?J vetppfr ^ Jl . A " CT U u r C b c a ll V A C A T I O N AT THE GORDON A vacation 3.000 (ret above the sea. . . where you can play golf on a “ xweet" 18-hole coutse for SO cents a round . . . fish in the Carol max' famous trout stream* . . . ride a hone over miles of cleared bridle path* . . . play tennis on lively c b f peuru ... . swim the mountain lake*or the •ew Ceuntry Club pool . . . become breathIrsa wins Iks beauty of tnia mountain scenery . . . bn coal and comfortable . . . in the happy company o f gay, kindred spirit* , . that'* the summer enjoyment offered yog by the Hotel Gordon. A hundred room* of Polid comfort Three delicious Southern >cooked meals a day. Al lha surprim ingly low cost ol from $3.50 to IS per diem. Make your reservations now for your share o l this fun. And bring the youngster* — there* a thorough|y^*<|uipp*d playground for them i l AH & U S . . i CRAFT • . TUBBY Sweet Drv Otatk, i tm»at wg hao I tTTtRCO lACIt -Off S4US7 HAVE. VUnviifcO m il ET AkiD HUES AlBtADV AaiO t « U GW»1E T15RD. VUCV.T fe v CO JiT.T A tu HE K LITrt.1 Iff VOO I it rsu n tC K ’ . t i t Abe THTSJ O d t k 1u#H RACK PVA M V THAT I IT T U \ N T l t t U HAu.EO l i « V fc y .'J til? VC * - M t t l . Virit V: OJt VA?Y Silt? A t7 im e fe w A IP W C IU C R A .sffVtt A f lU t i - C h iCML '•Ml*-' A* GUT SWC *AiV T lO *t.CM AS: NOv; . u o in iv t u »UWCt vw v t m t W A UJ.IV|\ ll* IM > ‘ « t \ A a n te . n i n e c*v t. / » **4&N i f f tS\ fvwantjiCv jcsffY i* « -vat * c * io «c im N A U ^ ffu e r *«*ri isar « s m r * v W IM N n m i MAMA H I w«A U t H lo A U fe l WOTS* V A J fc U tl % M ANAGER / � 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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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 03, 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/c2fc8ea4b76528d3eb1ad70058123ef0.pdf 03dcdde76915b11352396d2ea1db3525 PDF Text Text "L . ------ r— THE WEATHEH T O U « N1W 8PA P D H h FterM a'a H u r l n r W « t f i G r w U a t V c ««U b fa Spat um i H t M G a r tm l a a d V O L U M E X X IV EAST IS sn u , .IN H N U OF TORRID DAVE Four Young Foresters Of C.C.C. Are Killed By Lightning InBad Electrical S t o r m iR? TW »»—.«™ - •« —•» * a n f o r d Arsenal B l a s t At Managua "Kills Or Wounds Guardsmen MANAGUA. Aug. 2. -< A V ­ A audrfrn sarlaa of sxploalons in tha Csmpo Da Marta araanal today ara thought to have killed or wounded 30 national guardsmen. Many of tha 30,000 inhabitant* wara participating la a fiasta when tha blaita oc­ curred throwing tha pcpulacr Into aaeitamant. It la baliarad tho diaoatai wna accidental in origin. Guard* itartad policing tha elty and precaution* war* taker} to prevent threatened fire. BANKS ICED TO TAKE PART IN NEW CREDIT R.F.C. Funds Pledged In Movement ToGet LendingAgenciesTo Co-Operate InDrive WASHINGTON. A tie. 2.-</V» , — With I hr full approval of Prev I Ident Roo*rvrlt and thr Treasury. j Chairman Jons* of Ihr Recon- INTERMEDIARY IN; -^Z 2E& Z~ I R A r aether. ^ e— .i. Continuance of tho aaatarn heat aoraly triad tarnpar*, mad# steep­ ing M i l to Impoaalbit, andangtrad week hearts, aid foreed million* to crowd beach#* and water re­ aorta. Belief .wu#^ promised for tha night, however. A half dooae more daelh* In th* iron brought tho total for tha post few days to more than two icora. Reports from other haeteppraeaed aoctlow #f Haw Engload »nd the Atlantic aaaboard tn(heated a grand total of approxi­ mately y too. LEWISTON. M*., Aug. 2— — Foar youthful for**t»r* of th# eonsorrutlon army today war* Hat­ ed ,#a rletlm* o f th* atata’a m"»t •Ifctrlcml .alarm of th* They died *hortly altar o lightnlag bolt (truck **v*ral t*nU In tho civilian eoMorvatlo* e*rp* comp naar her*. Eight othara ■offered froih ahock. Th# atorm |gri^U d communication DESCRIBE PART erted in an address. that repayI menu of S7l0.000.00tt of corpora­ ' tlnn loan* wa* evldenc* Dial the country wa* “ inherently *«>un I and recovery well order wav. He .aid the big lending agency |Oon,| ,,ady to Inflate th* working j._|/P) ra|iilal of the bank* hy purchasing ALBANY. N. -Y. Aug. 2_ r ^ T * A SnVd#".‘ young "Albany *t-1 preferred sleek in round one*, torney Inst night for the flr*« • At the conclusion of hb. speech, tlm# d'noloted hla part In th* ne- Jones read a letter from I reri— .i.iin a. . I lk the hldnapera of dent* Roosevelt endowing whal lie J r !W . " ‘ DU.ricl |raid “ about the need for ....... ; Young Attorney For O’Connell Tells Of Ma r k e d Currency Attorney John T. Dahsey P «pared to aprlng th# trap which he III enara th* kidnap ballatos gang. wa* raltaaed last O'Connell Sun My after n r#a»om of |K>,Snyder *ald the money thal finally reschsd lha mob wae marked although tho kidnaper* refused th* first batch of currrory suspecting that It had Sven marked. H* definitely fixed Ih* local) >n of tho negotiation* a* In Ka*l 220th Street and declared that young O'Connell told him and Manney Strawl, the Intermed'ary, that he had been held captive by n "large group o f Italian*.'' the district attorAnswering **■ Snyder, who** aid damaged crepe. Flto potoon* In solicited. In not advising the au­ other aatflons wore ■tunned or thorities of all detail* of the ne­ horned by ll^hUtlng. gotiation*. th* lawyer said f P«n O'Connell, uncle o f the hostage, wae familiar with all that was go­ ing on. Delaney had said at a press conference: “ If Snyder ha I lipped us nlf wher* and when the money wss passed we'd have gotten the gang, Variou* phaieo of tho Industrial dead or alive.” “ All o f my artivitles were Recovery Act yaatardsy mon war* explained to Sanford Rotarians by kmwn to Dan O'Conntll and pre­ thr*# apaakara who hav* devotr^ sumably to th* officers on the including tha Federal const Wrmble time to tha subject— rase, Rotarians Randall Chat*, 8. O. agents” , Snyder 'Vclared. It was made known yesterday ShlnhoUar, and Walter Haynaa. Rotarian Shtnholtar aaplalnad that Dan turned over to* Snyder th* nacanary atapa In getting an 943,300 of whieh Slrewl returned tndnatrlal cod* to th* Admlnlitra- 12,100 to Delaney when he de­ livered tha O'Connell youth to tleo. lirlderberg Rotarian Chase explained the Dan'a ramp In the Mo.Main* near Ihia city. Agricultoral Adjustment Act •» Delaney eiplained that the ex­ It rolatas to tha citrus Industry tra 12.300 wa* for “ expenses'' but of th# nation. Rotarian Haynaa «pok* on th* did not elaborate on that explana­ R( S i r hat cod*, and tha method of tion. Snyder refrained from com­ aacoaaary to bocomo a menting upon the extra rurreney, ^ •5_rooctdura c assarting: mambar of tho N.R.A. “ Dan knew all about that Thoi* attending th* maating, money." bald In tba Oranga Room of tho The prosecutor said Strew) was Valdai Hot*!, wara Rotarlana Paul gtlna, who presided; 8. 0. Gray, being held by the officers nod had fe. F. Halnaa, Martin Bram. H. B. liven them “ much valuable In­ Papa. Randall Cha*a, P. C. Mari formation.” lie added that he Mahon. 8. O. Sklahelitr, W. M. probably wou|.l be charged with ttaynoa, W. A. LafOar. R. F. being an accessory to th* abduc­ tion. Moutaalratga, H. M. WaUoo, Snjder told of Ih* elaborate Leonard McLuesa. W. C. Ilutchlprecautions the kidnapers am»on, and A. W. Bpp*. plr£*d to conceal their dealings with Strew). Slrewl would make •ereral eichangrs o f taxi cabs and would b* blindfolded before reach­ ing a rendesvous where the negntiatiens were dlscuared. Clifford .Ball, f r , Bonner Carter tad Alan R .: Joknion last night war* a pp3Intod upon a committao which la te make arrangemanta fhr 'h aumartr party and wa*k-*nd cnanpteg trip which mambarw of . Smlnola Chapter An original musical com­ Future Farmer! of Aaaerlca will position, "Girl of tha Hour,” will stage wHhia th# W it few weeks. ba rendered •• a highlight of tha Their appoints***! cam* at a Sanford Concert Orchestra frta meeting of the Chapter, musical concert and enirrtaln•ho were dlaeua**d relat­ mant that la to ba held Thursday ing to naceisary work which must night on tha Court Hour* lawn. bo don* to th* moat curing plant. This tong, composed by R . llanJohn Seokarik waa raappolatad M and srith ly rics hy E lla Mae aa chairman o f this committee. Haadtl.srill ba sung by Eddie Han Ttone aUeridtng the meeting dal. -----T war*: CUffoH Ball J r, David Other features of lha program ■arris* Retold Mulrhvad, Couey will Include songs hy Mis* Pau­ MatU. Harry lina Moran; tongs by Dorothy Bumett, Doe- Clauso, accompanied by Marina Jerry Senkarik. Clausa, and tha music of an in itio James Colbert, meats! trio which includes Fran k - garl Robinson, Peart*, nod E lla Ms* Han­ od Alex R- del. Th# - program will sta rt at V ariotft P h a se s O f R ecovery A cts A re T old T o R otarians Future Farmers To Hold Ctfmplng Trip Concert Program On Thursday Announced 1:00 o’clock. r a i d 9 tonlsht. Thursday lhnnd#r*ho»er*. local ________________ N U M B E R 237 F le e Cents A Copy S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . W E D N E S D A Y . A U G U S T 2. 193.1 Member Aaaoriated The EMt continued to »Ii* lie with a riling death toll today. The Middle Weit gen­ — -----------------erally waa cool after shower* a n d th e Southwest was cloudy and fairly oool..South- | (| n | \ | A P | N n ' f A Q p liN V am temperatures tamnaratum were not i 11" U v t t \ U L i j e ip , nj|n(t credit era | At Ih# »ame time. Jones a*particularly unusual. T i a p t n l o m m lb# Pacific Coast wore normal and tha Salt Lake ration had showars to brash a l*-day straUk of abort 90 e & A N IN D K P E N D K N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R Fair . N.R.A. Honor Roll T IP fallal*'I■« B«w*s «99 #•* Infer* Its RtNIIlPR «« H lk l ■ppcBVrtl Is* ♦ P r if N if 'i !••••* Hall. Ilm hanilt'a I n n Ibr 'hup llUtSBit'* ll-parl mrul *ls»p «*•««*• rn lat ■bJ «*!«•• I •*-. l»Pt K r. NIi p ' ««•«!•■* M#*a' Hasaary «atrr lefiorrr? *«»«•■’« Mlrprlr M»p«lr « !•» M-tolfe’m Hnlsgpp II. V, U«*lr l**P«ll«r*» r * . I'srrp 'l IMI p I p I li»spr^r> M fR rili I ppiI « 9Rpplr • Allasaan K dn-Np' * !•♦•••» l lRPV lift I • •• %. K r m p p • | | b Ip 7 -II'« pf' HuHriBPP U*. « S 'U n l HffrlllBP Iww ll»P. 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J. *»#*•**« th- coN inillff In art Inf i»"n van . «»*•• »• a •*- T** I r otU nhtrh «»i9«*n 4| ‘ '.“ ntas [ i-a l> an«l nhkk X mpII m** LR9M9 • tsssfaspsl I'MPMllMPr rm, MRfpnl • s*m.l aslll MPllllBf * •* r , »*. h r Im \ p - h i Us h iiim tv. Upp Ip H'* III. * rlr %IM9» rr««re* 9f»»lrp MMlR'Ip 8RRMI9 Mum I Gfrrrpp I'Bllllr'* I #*Ms* Iftas «I«M Tlllla Unto. MsfRsI T• Pl*sP l aeraallssrr I SP. «atsf hr py* llullb N. •«. IIPRS. I»r. Ilraatus* |lp*sflirr« UrIKaatn** ’«h*v|i N. |L^MM4Ip I«n» I.MIPPIK **. I. II. Ilsslirplr Lrnrpfv Vulalrr Mr f rrahassr Mf R m r i I rMtlnwlr f lr r M l'f MenIsseaI f| IMI I as. %M«r|*« I at hkarlh %llnMlr llrflnl**« Is*. Illbrtf llnll Kirn I f * ' liP*sppp» Ihr «anf«r<l • llsslr a.afnrd %|l«R(lr Yr II m m I HmrIs mors* ntiiitrtou* >a»h tlay. nwni t fi tif thr ♦fiin iittrr t«»tr*l thal j ^• |iti.iitrti' •PfMtily K. > I M»» ’ adii at hikp *|i«|i.itrh trlrfraiii* f•• \\a«h«nfton a » lhat «l—l•»»»«*• inft'fmntifit utilt !»«• a rtu ir'l tetli ; C%n Ihr ht'iMPfit nf thr tt’Him tlr* nil i tit,] grnrral |iiihlua A tituii g thr |unhlrm* whirii I ha Purchasing Drive Johnson Reveals Cam­ paign Whieh W ill Supplement W age­ * Raising Programs L o c a l N . R . A . B u lletin s (Ccncml llritrfqusrtcrN) Signer* of th. P r e s i d e n t 's Agie.ment are expected to put it into effect a. of August I The nly •action of the akieeioenl whi b can be |..<tponed unlU August 3Hia..Ncvii»n X , I apflylriff I" rhill labor. ..... - W A S IIIN T .T O N . *\nu. 2 — ( A .P .) - - I'ln n . 1 s tip p lp m c n l I',,,aln.s for violation >f the I’ tcsiilenl's Agree­ ment Include a f ."••»«» fine lor each day th- Agreement l* violated Sign-r« of the Agreeiuent who for special r»a« n* are unable to comply to the full extent of th* law should petition the local Executive Committee for fu r n tt.illo ii* Ul1D' U-k*t K it.. lift* 1 vvork cp n -a tlu n r g 'lv e r iin ic iit n-n K P -raH In R . iv ro jtra n p .w ftf «l* t-L*-*••«! tm ln y Ity I l i f t t h . J - vhttantt. r w o v - r y ! iiln t ln ls t r u t io n *-liit'fl;>in in relief. ■tpenlntr I f trim rs o n I’o m p p lltlo n Em ployee, on a commissi n basis, having no mint­ . mum guarantee* prior to th . signing of the President * Agreement, ar* hot **tfect*d by the Agreement.* fu r ii m I p # "f r o t li’it. v x r - ntfttl x m l kittilt 1 1 I im ln - t r i— “ We ae-w ,in?e-s your yooilv are moved t l <"ttr «hclve« you can­ not k**p tip your tixrt in Ibis prexrani." Johns >* ‘ni l ''The lim a Hotels and te.lau ran l* are formulating a nalt nal I m l i intitlllir K ill a«W t*» Inis approaching and the signal w ill rode of Ihrir own. l.ut until their code has the approval t R|ilintr«i u mip affecting th.* Ii- merely (be . rln jn tj that jb U ot t .r c ia l Johns,n. they are *»ked to comply with the , UllV HlMIt fttultf.*. »Ak U IhLkUlL.Uk plan ia vrotkliix. fl it peuple ara te iiu . of the President's Agreement. ^ ihr .L, u A»*#n Kh*«h fullumru ■«rk al work ultb .1 c r ta ln ty , that joint, m Irlfg ia n i K ill *«* that this is no flash In lb* pan. ‘‘t , 1 ' * ’ rral »rh»m* « f ‘evarybody bark to AUmuilMtallun lirndk K h rth rr t'i** No employer may redu-e Ih* eomr*n*ation now ‘ “ When that moment e rue*. *»<l work.' ' kbiin l th»- our man »liop nri(7i paid t any employee, even though in rice ** of th* I think It I* almost her*. I am " I congratulate the many bank •hi •m phyara can a gn thr varlifi* minimum wage, sod notwithstanding the fact that going to supplement our presenl era who have safely steered their %air (if rigtrrnirnt ami th*play tKr actual hour* of employment may Iw reduced. See Sec­ program hr aiMit't. » re-p'est tn institution* through the troubles rmUrm all consumer* that they ip-P'l f 'T tion 7 id president's Agreement I he i ycar*. ___ ix lit hr niMflr aL J b t - p y l — Loll.rp e •mploTiilcnt Hie cult Tea*#' ‘Wt rredPresident's latter said,' "but • mi Hhrthrr Ihr Iikm I cntnmittrr delayed « a - that " » sllslsx*! ;1we wp iiai it must he made available to a ll. , ha« nuthuiily to rinloMr *" 1'»4 repent m lstak's of tba (CiintlnO-n on fa * - Tbrcet NpprtMr any BChnl >|r of Korkin I) would l< unfair tn «*k | hunt* •uhiinttru i.» thr couiniitt** pe pie to spend Until it ** •-*!# ' hy tattoo* li»n|r group.« for them to <••• Many Sign A t O ffice Mllji'l I Ulllll'll/, Who iHH MJ' Mora than l5"" " f ' h,> |Mt4iif«tl yrMlrnlay a» hrml of Ih For Re-Employment mess leaden w n a rallcvl ,n • llun-fio of ljtf«Mloali *n, rtUlrtl thn , m i l e - last tilth! by I're d d e ^ .l» • 11.*«I l ««n M\kr«l Ih r lollowit Over 300 white and colored per Ilmvseveil l« push forward Ih * ipir.'lujii*, which hr wl«hr.l .», son*, men and women, hoy* amt Georgin Growers A re pr *vrt| «■» |«• Ihr nrtkwri hr Iiai! State TroopcrH S t* n t j Thirteen I’ erHonH A rc rampaigo for u.llotial te iveiy. glrlst had called at N It A. U. .Nlgnalltlng 'I'- f"tttMi 'petrtng Disappointed Over gitkii. , Employment heailquarter* at HO T o Protect Plants Hurt Ity Shots Or In of th* fl # month's emergency I* a Ih k rr runa ilfir il aa an ar F^«t First Street at 3:00 utb-ck Opening Quotation« I I .in Mint if *u fthrll tir m in r mi And Milk Caravans Fistic EngngcmentR leem ployment drive, nln# ptutnthla afternoon l i !- « * ' ,hp^ t .<kf Ui€ -io•h •ui woik wrtk ciatl\le ts each Iv state lomntltl •*# ' AT1JiW*+Y 4 » * . If a/or CViiwIly hail nnONVH.fr!. N. V.. Aug. 2e--1 apprnl to PlftM fnt no«»rrirrlt •,n ' i»rM*riirt| tint iii'h clRwlfiriliun irVl Th# n hrdulrd MsUtfwl*VHj HAVANA'. Aug. 2. tA»>-!.ahir a p ' seven |n*mber» each of 2*1 it awish work of some sort. T h ee .liffi i.llir* whirh 4pisng up Is*9 trict board* v. eve asked Lu under­ Srcrrtnty Wallacr, rnwpUintnf | t«m| tti* rniiintitlrr ap milk »trlkr * f thr Ftnpirr Dsiry- | wrrk flsrrd *lsrply into tio lfig f taka the w.uk >f getting “evary were ID? negr. applicants ai.-l o f Ihr i.|M»ninif ptirr* f«»r lohifW plotrd Ii . an.WM turn's s«siM*iatiui dr%rl(»|K*l in yrSfrrdn>. sn*| Iff 124 while applicants. wrrr pa'riotic A m o rssu ivlixci!. em ­ nt ftonir murketR in tlrorgln >* I. M ih ik ••( liolir* futility V i •oily fniir <*f thr "litr*4 ft*.! rotm , WOOD k d rilhrr I y gunfirr or Itl The character of work which ployer and con# trier I" e -opera** offin* *f from Ih IrjiUy. WPiit •»f ii Is ik r r y t«» r»»?nr u m lcr I h r I ••« yr'tridsy, hilt with %i«»|rnrr ! ImihI It* Its nil fighting most of the while, appliran * in this program " Governor Talmadge. J: hour MDik w k i U s » i l u »' ii whit'll 'rnt IriTTf rr •prrding »•» ( Oil,* 111r 11. Alfonso t RiiiRrno, ug7 aougt i* varied.. Many men lidrd Hugh S. Johnson, the recovery A m a*. meeting nl llnh ira, l.» . a* ' I l l | r i d •• |to .1 g r m r r y to thr |»inlrt*l|i>ti of dsiry |'lsnt4 uni d\ing. It vvr! -Rid Rt Ihr rmrrthemselves as Ir ck drivers, paint­ administrator, m i le the an.’oun -eta ln m m * |iln)rp.' I'i • * ih » » / KM- **rV »" milk ttsiits. er*. salesmen, boiler makers, pi|»" in ihr I n b a r M ' . grnry ho'iulRl Ant uiio Rrlnrrv. meni while iep its vaove fivuo all of protest In the President and :ik llt t l t i l l ' C49f |aIII a I • •* S | 'J '| O b r I f i l l " ! fitter* an.I office worker*. Se.e> ; Milk trucks » r r H •iuoi|M*,l* * • II v*si old gill, wr • among ihr over the land lhs> lb* N. It. A. • ricu1tti.nl .r r r r la r y amt then Ih* nu »rr. al women lt-lrd themselves “ * uml ipikrd plsnk * |llr #%%•• injur*d. bills eagled insignia was «| p e ar farmers ileeliled t<r withhold fuiwishing clerical or store w >rk. • I hijr n hit* H'-l frr*l 81011* i oir hifhwuvs. M ini ttilU drlivr. * r « Striking ontnihui drivrrt. prr ing in I holt .anils of store o in .lt.f l |her o fferin g , from that maikci An ocraelonal s|ieci*li*rd work­ ini*l«*r the rl«i Mlflf.itI it of u *,• • f- r tlvflf rurtnilr I f»»r hour» • • • sons ilrsrrihrd hy polirr rs rum hrrkonii g »luipp«v to vomo Iber#. er's name appeared. *uth ns that until they beor from W ashlngtm ity m ,i fli«|9«*ii *t of f«ri»i| .tuff f lurid*. Ilrikiinn. rhrnsngu so I > mun -l agilator*. rmplnyes of i 3 lie c top its Itrottglti nr r-L G. Adam *. Georgia commi of the name of an au I tor or crane l.rwi ■ • Mintirs. vigar fart u y. barber* employed at tort, of a crrrttin.l Mg ro It of out. .ioner of n grirullu ie, irceixr.l .« un I thrrrfmr hi • t ♦■* ri»H»lo\r* Kivr fAimrrs wrrr hu«H;kf»| un u shop .it Nephron an I Ag.dla plnyei > to pit t it lin n operator out of work. «• hh* umlrr th«* F h«mt wotk i agteati'irgram of protest from an Ad-I (I'oOliiiuril tin I'age Three) tli.»» roil * o •» stiff injuvrtl m ro un loents to til I|"UI -Ir tie .It'g rn.l inerting. The minim -miier ,m<l • ft-dull*? Tin* »«»• v'*'t rHi|doyrr4 »IhmD I • "im* midi* .« trr* Kith Sl#tr |m*Im** ,d! ll»llnHd (Ciuitlnu. I tin I hourt he hail Iwen informed low grn.h « Retail Lumber Men |n hour work vtrrk ■*rhr»l Ir, *••• t I'fttrn!. Aldrr O fck sod IilnrfllLT. of tobacco nt Adel * . r e sailing Th** tnkr oritfiUNtril wo»»i'» A gree On ScheduleH «l Ihrre to ..ix rent*. line g ' " 1, npiuoval ws« givrit lo this ui» fnriiK'is iivolrr ihr Irmlcrdii • of wrr. at I I anil some e str* fan V grn l " \V ••Mlhnd, I* • hoslrr No sclmil \%u Jilkril oil Ihr \Ihrit Study Racketeering lie said thr growers had Three local retail lumber deal­ al l>. t|tir«ti m " u ••stsurnut »•» i.»» hii^JHr 11 mull. Mill Munfipi I* r» k. ers lait_night agrrnj upon lha rrn.on to expect thnt the la*<- c m II(m.ii .||!r i|ii11) in»dii H ill nr** d" umlrr thr rls•«ifitjitmii of i ill HYDF. PARK. Aug. 2. j,V)— following* working hour rrhcdulc grades would bring more than 30 uuindiHg for thr fntiorr* ». Ii*rgir Inhiitor of food tuff"?” i I'lF'tilent l!iH)'-,»*|t tHiUy for Ihslr businesses, effective this rents a pound." nit of th** r«»nsuntrrs nuP. Lif r i "itiirlly had not umwrrrd tl.l I|l|»«t»(| Rr \HH'lt'l 'li'lcy, A«4i4tmit 'Ih* roninxssinnrr Inter said b** morning: Mr. .fra net Is .tiarlan 1 Dunn, thsn thr ■fstp* milk romrol .* "id i|iir"tii>ti drfinitrli «#>• rttar) nf 'tnte f»» innk" a "p»A ll lumbar dealers In open a l had Iteen informed tbal low grn b hin d wife of I It rr le. fliintt, ilts.l thl* During thr Hireling it • • it wlltiuK t«i Kivr thrill. I rial «tndv " f kidiiR|(i"4 and 1.11 k7:30 o'clock svery morning rscept toba cu sold al Douglas yaater tn| Ihr rrtortt ! • friiui<*rs morning nt I 2ll o'cl ck al lbs |» iiutrd out tlittl •••ii'* ronfiMl *'i hus et*Riing willi tli- iiHiMt'rAtrifidliiff Sunday and clear at &.<*> o'ct >ck «lnv at prices 100 perrent nt"''' rHiiu to I d* |ifri.t|rid tl" In wilt it i hi ••mill ii «*iiitip|ii‘ntrd sys*»*»*» .f 1*11101.1 loruehlMi Memorial Hos­ that he rctRln hU 4trit«« lUjmrt*' on week-day afternoon, except than la.t year, with the avemg • rlsrt'lfl til llliviittllllll |.l|rr»# » | |K 4 pital following a short illness. Ihr l*fp'i * nt’*' ,\g«rliirnt w»" m-nt o ff icr Rtiil return In it in lii# Su tu n lsy when thr yards and of­ for lug . nr low grnile u|Mirtrd it' F nenil services will be held toilltn rffiut It \«a« iiium iur| »l.»t M fll••••»I tfi 41Olit thr fi ll I t ■••I wintrr. ficer will close at noon nrn'ind 12 rents m ptiuml hui| price, rrnj Of th,. irlsil doll.il allirli nour w nflrrnonii nt :l:.7fl ii'rlork tin* Avrr ’iiirnt n n (foully ih I* I IH" PtMldfid 4.il l li»* wrr a'k* These hours are practically the innguig from six to 2.‘> cents t"i ft nr the I ••inn home at 220 Krnll ru ff' that it w*ii» into • Iff* t yr«- •♦•tor y mm||« t •Irniriiid. same ,s this* which had been in Imgely low grade lolm eo. \V(M*.ll*r ! r « •moif*a|* l»n thr Avrnii,. in Mayfair. Rev. Slo th IHi# Mr»l*V In lifi'l'*' 'iki* tIt • •J'#Irnliay and thut thr \ujf. .71 dsir f ihrIHihU «*f nmteffect for tha past several month*. prices of from I I I” 13 ecu' •trikr U d his lit \«s<: Hardin o f the Fltsf Metholist H rI uirrpy litrntioiird in th* .*.»•• ooiiinit i| Th* only change is in the opening for lu g . from severnl of the loin !»Rtlr4 riliti" nt tli* iriQU-'t «if "Thr* )i*t« ll’t yot -tsrtr l yrt.'* I 'hnieli vsill officiate, and burial plir.4 only |o i Ini.| ?;••. r Altnrn"y I#Hh- ir I t ••inming" wh«i hour which was rhangrd limn l,..|t were rr[torted to .1, F . t in e i.i |'h fo il dist tvlmorR %%n- si iv ll l.e in Kkpigtren I'eniflery. Thidr nttriolirtg no 110*1111114 7:00 o'clock to 7:30 o'cl <ck. loHinuinicrittil with Iimii tmfjijf by dneetnr of l l v .ta le . I'tueau of IIH) f .... ... 1 Mi '. I luiiti w a. a native ' of nirrtiriic wlurli ndjounird o|« lloinvlilt wlirir trlri'hmip Moby i" rh illy markets, lie sMitl offerings gem r ^ ( _ on rail, wrrr Mi S i! Jonr^, mi*ny simrd with s ir* tn I • h»l»s, 1.1'inlnn. England where >b- ss is”. .H r on the opening Hay «r» .. ..... Mr*'.“ it* A. 's im i" ’. Mr 9. Ilrlm I littrikrd thr jm«a«gi* of l%4»» h.iiry I hi mi Aog 12. I hho. She wouM hii rrlmr il«nly. M eeting O f GrocerH Ihr loltaccn leaves which grow near Morse, fMt..\Ci«| »%. If, K. i\ .Mu iilrn'n hsgur Inirk ru iv.-.d hy have tieell 53 year's ol I this Kroaii,| and prtellice liie |ov. ilri'c |Hi|irr. t.it;lit month She ram* to this rity 111 TrcaHiiry O fferin gs Mithon. V. A \W Isinlon K |l» rai" of Called For Thuntday |hr grnile, or logs. The Idghecr * " } ■ fui inn* wrlr mjui*d m Ih* » • n*r V'ars ago with her family, and Mien. Mas V j o It A re Over-SulD-crihod loitarco, or prime, com**, frt'"I1 . identified ens. J. I,. Murentrivf r, t lisle.. wrnt into iirtiou with trip * 1 *«nd die was prominently Forrest Gatrhcl, head of thr| leave, nearer Ih r middle of II P. E. Adam*. I,. II. I'minrlly, Fm M 4 ht tl' k«. THf |olirr m't.| i n- with ."v ial and rlv ir work in San Hanford Independent Retail Groc­ stalk and he .aid would cnn-’ i test Galchrl, Paul . line, |(»llnnd t*r thr uVtlrr **f (SmUUHI I.* h ford HYDE PARK. Aug 2 (.Pi — ers Association this afternoon lute the better glade of toba ’ , Murvtying Mr*, ilunn are her Pr»*idsnt Ito ... e|! lej'.irteu to­ I,, itean, R, A, N. .votsn, I s. limn to g 1vp Ih" 'lm«*‘s |iol»* called a special meeting of t'ie which usually come* on th* iiior day tbs' the tira.'iry >fforing, of I am* .n, W. A. I . liter. Association to be held at the Pity L ' I OH to rill |H'liillH doing "law hu.haii t lnn Is. Dunn,'prominent local gr.vser; (on, son;. Charles lends end vert ti vie, (or August ri I ollMg I'lisirir Glenn, and V A. -I ter. IItil tomornw afternoon at 2 'hi krt later. I een oveisnh(inventor Talinadge was in lb' Thr frilnfM rrhfritml, rnd th** Dunn. J r. Il-nald Dunn. Esuiusl n fiosruii'g l<i o'clock. The subject will l>e a d loitarco belt jcsle rd sy attending Dunn, an I Jnhn Dunn, all n( San­ scribed l>.' « ii limes .nl lire nal milk v*nt thr ugh russion and reconsideration »i opining ceremonies *1 Doug I,s *t night thr |r-|ilr of Itooh ford, an .' two daughter*.In-law, result pu' rl'f tr-its iv mi a Hippy opening and closing burs for In-1 Harltifijr D ok I amhIh villr and Wayernse. Ill* of­ sd li*n td vigorous protests Mn. I hnrle, Dunn. Jr., and Mr*. position for go.er ....... itl financ­ cal grocery stares. .Mr. Galrhel| In* ing thr-iughuot Ills la.t of th# f ic e 'h e n sent th* f o l ­ T o Finding O f Body to (Ju rffior L'himin ngsni't thr Donald I'unn. anticipates a large aiien-taiio.i year. ' . eirti (|i tif thr •!Rt• |rdir«. partirululy of grocers from or. lowing tali gram to )v*rr*tarv ’ It wa. p nte I nu that on \tr,j. Wallace and a copy to President lying communities. COVE NEt'K. New York. Situation In Soft IS when the now government pa­ Roosevelt: N n v Price And llourH Aug. 2. — bt'i - A pel terrier, per ii xo|1 the tr-asur, will hav# “ Moss inerting Adel, (in., com­ Coal Strike Quiet Adopted My P r e fe r s the lergett rash balaru-o in th# p rl'es tobacco I'tcal mar­ harking wildly, led In the dlsGovernments Deficit plaining nailin’* history including w gf ket. Tobacco b u lr is a* you kim-.- e very lu a shallow lake nf HROWNSVII.LE. Pennsylvania. Effective next Monday, local For Month $32,000,<H)() rereivc instruction* as to prire to the testy of Mi*. Ssniurl Hut. 2. bPi With national rleye, abu-ut (I.S ihi.imiu.uuu. pres-11g td'ib* will plsra new in Aug U- paid each day. Them ara only ton, (17, society matron nnd K'lardsinsii training machine guns eiraved |ulces fur wntk Into ef AKREHTEIl Vtf l i t N HITS WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.- W> m few tuber an manufaetuiers amt wife of a •"dlionnii'e banker. t v . trouble ion»* in Sou'llfeet a’neg with new opening arv-l —Tha government'* firit month of the prire paid is determined hv Police are wnatda . • «ay wbeth. ■— »wcstaiu— i'anusylvama, tha -soft COMPLAINTS ARE MADE REGARDING TOBACCO PRICES ‘ VIOLENCE MARKS LABOR TROUBLESp ; NEW YORK M ILK IN HAVANA CAUSE ■; STR IK E OPENING MUCH VIOLENCE;;-,: Mr.S. Charles Dunn Motey Refiuesled To Is Dead Following Operation Monday operation under President Roose­ velt's new fiscal plan resulted in • deficit in ordinary expenditure* e f •32.000.000 With total rr'ip L nf I32.000.INX) with total receipts Ituras of 1193,000,000. Emergen­ cy expenditures, however, amount­ ed to $73|uoo,l)00 making a to­ tal deficit at tha and of tha th of 1107.000,000. lhem. Tobmero b#lt im o«t lUpt nrt j er she Hrowi" d. died of tieart rut u|M»n m livinar |»nc«» for lolm.' | attack or met death from some ro thi" ) vur lu *v iul d k a iiU i. tdher cause. !-he had buffered Many form* will Ik* noM un'lri n heart ailment. The l«xly wa* Ihr him m tr unlrM m living pricr f und shortly after she had Ir paid.** taken her u»nal stroll on the Thr morning prices n l Moultrir lawn with her aitrdalr. Th* imii s tn l sn mvtrmgs of nt Ira**barking dog led the I uller to 12 rents s pound Of ferine* to­ the scene. * ' . talled more than 700,000 pound*. closing trmTs- Thl* was acw-'-o" upon at a ut'eiing held Isel night. oal fluke area .sllualinii was The new hours will lie s i fol pibt today. No ills' rrlara wVre Ieported but at Star Junction. ' opening at * M n’cluck o’clock arid whrr*' »•» w' " ' wouiiderl and many it X;:tO closing at 6:311, SiiUt. uVlock o’clock escept escept hirnrvl Ivy tear gas iaunTta yesKaturrlav afternoon when the trrday In a clash between stnkplant* will rivet at 9:00 o'rliK-k. rr. and special v ffirer*. about Thursday half.holiday* will b, taunted company regarded after thla week. I police. TARnttRI). N i . Aug. 2 - tfP) Ar rests i a< the result of an nutpiii'ihils tr-'t blent here yeetaifd«V. 'wo nun giving Iheii ttsinss as George Dale ami illic it Rich­ ard* of New V",k. lat.r wens held a* the I'andtls who rohbsrd, the Planter* Itanli of Hatllulorrx N. ('.. o 13.152 July 2Q. - �( { - - *461 SIX j EXPLANATION IS B road C ontrol O f W allace U r g e s h er Id ea ls In MADEOF CAPITAL N ew s R a d iocastin g HTigalk To F arm ers A d vocated A t M eet STOCK TAX LEVY Herrstary W .IU -o reminded hi*;nf Rial. College « a*H „ i. , -k,. .fig boat'ii i.«i AMERICAN FLIER SLAIN ttal » ! U n e n a.a.e U “ de. |.vrvi,hf| ^guNClONTYarxrusy, Aug. L that its pws- owners Leaters. It will not uecesaanly j.a r . ago n r,ac. aro be- will cause the craft to rise out ul _ < ^ _ a rm y dfficlal. 5uaworked nn jr ,h” the of- ^ live endsaior sopplant eo-ot^ativa endsa>or. »* i f .e wa* waa worieJ . . ' 1 ' .... n - r>. lhe w i„ r at least on, foot more. ^ the death list Jm, st ch at ha* marked the p s s l l r * I ... „| the fattier <f Sectelary j Inn sacrifice.I to tighten th* boat * — a.., .peed. Brj will increase lt» *2**1 l» -n |n an aerial battle in the Ursa year*, he said, Imt will sU|>|> '’ -' nitre, then stcrv'nrr of agti-' **• lop deck .ir e „b|r extent. Chato of W alltr O yhn. iJsmi ment It In places where It mull c j " w c . .I . .The . . entire . . nf . ,the fc craft' ------sill be be tom tom away away hnd hnd the th# pilot pilot not advance bryond a c e r t a i n _______________— I will will remain tied up a*] i t (j,»t time as an America* house 'owemL lowered. AH All heavy heavy ami and cumcum­ point. | * . * , house MunictPa| Pier unltl the eatly ,,iM 0r. The Army h o*,r„. RAI.KIOH, N. C .~ N o -co-op* LLANDUDO, Waltw-lnUmaThe American lostltd. . M V ‘ O s c e o l a ” U n d e r g o i n g ^ " " KiI1 ...... . „ «UI operat- listed him oa a Paragitayan. ional control of news radiocasting atlv* movement that la not bas*l again a. a tretgnt oo-t -him i"R M* waa an America* cas advocated at a recent Con­ on th* ideal* of Ihi Sermon on . "hef**"> r e l at y ag r i cul t ur ^. in ineluding plumh.ng fix.'again R e f i t t i n g F o r S p e e d j moved, including as a freight boat (make, direct connection with .11,.nd hi. moth.r a elUien of ml. tb* Mount can over bring about id I ner hero of th* National FedcrU1 k. I presenting the speaker on lit* oe-I ------- „ . .1 tnr” - b* * k* • nd b^ ,ln«thou-, outgoing and incoming steamers. |country. , c . Rr-tok*. •'rosuknti Tbo anawsr to th, often as«ed( The removal ef .tion of KaUil News Agnts, that condition pictured in Mir,h *• J.,|onf p r. vision when he sow a world “ H*-f ’ .iookallrr* and Stationers. Il'ip* Ing in ohunilance.” JACKSONVILLE. A a ». I. waa etpressed before England's Henry A. Wallace, secretary o f nast aerie* of cricket last mstuli* — An raplanallon nf the n»w agriculture, said this tn 5000 in Australia aom* ilrfinlte agree* rapital atorll tai. cvrrs* fainter* and farm women a*i' ” MtL__ ■ -A . I ment would ho reached. profit* tai and nthar l*vica •emhled al the Notlh Carnlim* Th" annual report o f lha feder­ 5late College of Agr*ctilltt:e and ImpnaaH under the proclsi ns al! n refrircd to the negotiations Engineering f"r the formal <>p»n J of the National Recovery Art .shich had taken place wlih tho ing of th«. ninth annual rnnveti | la furnished in a atatrmrnt tlon of the American Institute of liritish Postmaster-General over preparrd by the Jacksonville t'a-nperation and the thirtieth se«-| ihe question o f radiocasting test Chapter of the Florida In­ sion nf the .North Carolina Farm ; match** anil rlose-of-play crickst stitute » f Arcountant*. ers’ Convention. rente*. Hnllyhon nnd high pressure, The statement waa released “ It wa* unfortunate f-r th* billboard advertising method*! yesterday by the local chap­ sale of daily newspapers,” the re- rannol brine alimit the equilibrium | let of accountants, members I urt says, “ that those scores, needed to **t the world on no even) which wire o f great interest to Itrcl, hr warned. There m i*t of which Include F. It. Colley, ihe man in the strrrt. ram* something more than speculation: Georgr II. Ford, I*. W. Fisher, ihrnufh at a time nf Ihe m rnlng Vfij- object iA View must he not C. II. fin ilrleh. .John W. Gunwhen the dally newspapers were simply lo rnltcato th# people :«» ly, J hn A. Hall. Walter Muck low, C. K. Mil Mean; Paul ~ m-tho-mwe-e o f delivery■-frsww thwdqw' iisg-nf-skta proj ects or> thwW publishers and wholesalers In the simply to Increase sales, hoi there R. titnoak and Ira J. Varnelelailers' shops, ir *vrn' later, tgust he a spirit o f sincerity with doe. I hr good of all classes In view. With Ihe National Recovery Act when they were being delivered IH*cu**ing some of the method* •bout t • go into full force, the lo the rend'ra' homr* hy tne now I-ring tired lo bring nle.ul •tudv madr hy the accountants Is news agents.” The meeting vnired the opinion ngri tiHtnal and eronomtr read timely and comprehensive. The that Rrltlsh representatives at til* io'lment. Secretary Wallare made statement summarises how each convention should prr^e that news i, plain that many nf the** could of Ihe tav levies is imposed. not adoptC«l OS permanent t">l In Ihe language of the country "The laaes In question are: If rs lad are necessitated a> enter-1 " (a ) A ft per rent lav an dlv». item* *h aid h- radioenst only f"nry mmwfM. <!»nd« reeeiveil hy pen ns other j tftvinif Ihe service. The agricultural readjustment •han domeslle rnrporalions. The Irish Free Slate Is buying net do*, not * idle! pal* the elimt "(h i A rnpilal sloek las of It ! Ill percent fewer newspapers sinee nalmn o f all methial* of th- pa t. foe each ll.nnn of Ihe adiusted the imposition of a tariff, it wa« deflated rapllsl ' f eoeporations. j annminerd at the conference. Th* " (e ) An *vr*s* profits tai of ft trport showed that th” delg In yee rant pp'n Ihe lqmm*i f 'or-, nlrs nf popular periodicals In the rnmllnn ’n esress of I2 '- per Free Stair amounted to Ift perr” ot of the sdlusled declared cr"-lrrnt *lncr „n Import la* was IntIIwI fused a (ear air . IP.12 foe rarrvlog forward a n f Th„ B|,n ,|rrw attention Report Is Released By * Group Of Jackson­ ville A ccountants Good Food th Ih f Humping of hug* guanll- T-*)mvi«IAh o f the revenue art of which It Is Incurred lo lh- year nest fnlloiring. This applies In both IndltiduaJ* and r rporalinn*. “ The ft i eV* r-nt tai nn div­ idend* will he deducted hv lh* pavrr enrp rnllnn*. tn this In­ stance no eesponsIMIIIr I* placed neon lh- Inspayer rrceivlng Ihe ,llvl.lend< lh”r than that nf in* rli'iline *u*h dividend* In Ihe In* cem’ Inv return. tt*-— nf--- ATIHHlrarr ' magasln*«. m *Hy " t i ho WIM W r«» “ gangslrr," ami rln*ma typ*s. which wore vilil in thin country at curtint i|nm**llr magaiitir* fnuln not ho|r to comprtr The r infor­ mer apprnvril nf r*prr*rn»allnn* Ipinp rnailr tn tho tariff rnmmissln rrr. with a view In a rnhlhllivo tariff luring plarril on lhc»r magailnr*. Sk ^ Post O ffice Lunch |ter<ere,| vain* nf Every Fiber—Every Cord“ Every Ply In Every Firestone Tire Is BLOWOUT PROTECTED M A R T IN 7IJ W. lat HI. mi M A STERPIECE or TIRE CONSTRUCTION This is to A d vise the G r o w e r s O f Seminole ('nunty That - ONLY - H IO H . llWi nf derlared vaL-o) .. L I N E S T I R E S Y r t P f icr d D r tiltM • a Firesconc . H I' 1071 4.14ft Corporation “ H” saves 4010 (Pientlrr-llall, lor.) "There has heen speculation as to the leeway whlrh will lie actrrded e-irporallnn* In th* ntatl*r of declaring capital .values. The w' riling of Ihe law suggests that th* ant unt of rapital deelarsd need not. necessarily, reflect eith­ er lha cost nr th* prvssnt maikrt ysltia of the assets. "Apparently a good deal of lat­ itude may ho allowed and tha cor­ poration. permitted tn gamble as tn th* amount of capital stock tax and excess profits tax U> ba paid. “ On* thing a p p e a r * to be def­ inite, whatever declared capital rein* la shown by tha flrit capi­ tal stock tax return, filed, th* terroration will be held to In tho future. Therefore, II W ehvleue that the utmost care should ho exercised In tha preparation of the first rstsrn. . , " I t la quit# possible that when the actual work af preparing re­ turn* for th* capital stack Uu •ad the exceae profit, tax la un­ dertaken comptkaUerns will ariaa, bet la tha meantlma * situation !«»• 0>« Will probably ha th rift* by Ihcl . as L O W nv Special Brand and Mail Ord»■ » Ti rr v •* N A M E and John Meisch, Sr. M il l i U A R A N T E E Chase & Co. '. flr t s lo M l . American Fruit Growers C W < *t 00-11 siM ta su m s ) "irm- r*4*7* S& =!*7‘4S*MMl'l*^'** ^ ! Ih .m Q mvmC T I a A ta a And 4 JW I s s n ls s illk S a n fo rd ' Oviedo Track Growers A n .yone Else Claim ing To Sell flre ito n e spa r k Meisch Seed la. N ot Selling Seed Grown By Ua- . S eb a stia n M eisch Grower And Originator, Meiach Special and Melach'a Improved Goid«n Celery S«ad 8«caucux, N. J. .^riSSKH m Tires d Tires S U P E R I O R IN QUALITY of THE NEW S * '2A'S> llVPf . 17t|«, P e r f o r m a n c e COUNTS! Firestone High Speed Gum-Dipped Tire* hold ■FI world records on road and track for Safely, Speed, Mileage and Endurance. They are first choice of race driven— men who will not take chances or risk their liver on any other tire. Firestone Tirea are the only tires mode with high tlreleh cord* End the Extra Process o f GUM-DIPPING which give* 58% longer flexing life— GREATER SAFETY AND MORE BLOWOUT PROTECTION. J SANFORD John Ludwig E»e*SS Ptofils 1*1 ( * l ft*, of byQum -2)2ppinq * Protect your Safety by equipping your car TODAY— Tire prices are atill •oo low— Buy now before they advance agaim •■ ( • • T E R R IT O R Y $ .10,0110 f 10,00(1 fyening* Less |2<« '• of 12.IV0O ?7.WK1 declared value % I7.M10 f THE - We Give a Liberal Allowance for Your To A pply on Now Firestone High Sp 6.00-17. H A N D L E OUR SEEDS IN TVPI 5.50-W. 5.50-19, Persons or Firms Capital *V“ V lav lat I I per II,(Dhi o f derlared S H IP 4.75-19. The Following capital sto k . 1100.000 1*20.000 value h I f you Hrtp Homelhlitf thsit need, repalrlnic “ The rapital sloek lav *"d the rcgulati n* hr th' sire** profit* lav most, necessar­ (oau-nre of Tr»a*ury Do part moot. ily. h- considered together: "Jo -ksniivlllc* -ne- the amour* r f net Income hs « | V-**n determined Ihe evre«* prof­ “JAi'KXnNVIl.I.E (TIArTKR. Fl.flltlliA INSTITIJTK OF it* Isr lo he nnld will depend up­ on the a mo of n^ th- a Hit.ted 1 ACCOUNTANT*. ,Vaelare«l -apilsl Th- higher Ihe depleted -nine nf eapllal I* Ihe greet *e trill te Ihe tm oin l nf the recital *l»ck lav and the low­ er of the evre*a profits tnv. “ The following esaniple hn* heen piven of twn c'rporalion*. 'earh having -tihalanllally Ihe same hook value of rapital and «*rh hav|nt, stth tantlaity Ihe same amount, nf n-t Ine me. t'orpnrathn *A* eleel* tn derlsre It* rap Hal al » l"*v value In order In redrre -eptlnl *t eh llahillly. rnvporallnn 'R' declares a higher cat it*' value, and accept* a high­ er rapllsl -Inch tav, In order In rtdnce its rices* profits lav Hablllly. „ „ i'n*n. A Forp. II i\\. HTRVB'H rifpiisits: rn *T o rF it ' r A i iN• i N ks I :j O C 1 l h I G E i R U S W I T 1 R o a ii S 5 8 % 1. O H A IG S U rn Other B in -: rwbir)#M * •4.** |« |m 1 U V1I ' tfm \ Ttrertaae lining . B A T T E R IE A a«ar m t 'ila aia ri of DcpcaslabUtty and Im LI �Muaftdptl QeWs . When Sanford, W « t Palm Beach and ona or two other cities first began the procession of Florida municipalities Into the region of hood defaolta. the paaaing op of interest or principal payments on city obligation* waa a rather ex­ ceptional and noteworthy occurrence. Since then, it haa be­ come rather ordinary, until we find aotne o f our leading financial authorities giving the problem their serious cooaidant ten, with souse o f our erstwhile strong munklpalltiea demanding it. In the state of New York, for instance. steps have been taken to ptwvidu In some measure against bond .default* nf thla kind. * . I n his nwvag* to the axtraonflnary aasalon o f the BOOLE n U B FOR TODAY OUR OW N S A L V A T IO N t— Q m lw a i.k lm J l a »- f»ia w always aheyed. aot aa in my preaW tt witty, but now much mare ia my sham es. werh out your . . . relentI an w ith (ear and Irem hliag. —Phil. 1:12. - Haro's to tha old friends true L Who (hare In a ll we db A ad hare learned a ll our ways P* Through many yretordayo. i Their, are I t i hearts tha .hare V A H that w« meet eg care; * T h e ir, at* the eye. that see. Though g ta .o our fa u lt, may h Tha good that lleo balow. • ‘ Thsta’ why we love them ret Bat here's to tk* happy day When com** eeroas oar way , A sew friend, blithe and bold T o Joh. lho fa ith fu l old. ' Glad la the shattering ibwr Ta w .k o m e la -C m m ite . Bat happiest, at day’a end. Art- wa to gain a friend. I»y Edgar A. Caret MEN TO BE GWEN CONSIDERATION wj ? y v C ? ™ ™ not sound so very different from that which made its «p - aaglo, and then petit wo tho recev. try administration for a rating to apply to tbo peculiarities of hla Not only that, M r. Butler said, blit II mtw H bI m a ^r-nri.w n la Section S, which allow , say m ss w >n»; for Ibe higher wagr paywho cm.not lay h i. band, aa the ren t*' to r*i*e hi* p rim ronogh to e*rap*n>ste, aad .t ill get hit; re g it. gaa to pkh upBuyer* are ba­ ft naing to inrremre their •lock be­ fore price* tb * u f U gbar. Tb* in ­ creased demand m .j appear to he a Mga of rttu rrirr* prosperity., But the AdministrsUoa'a IS-hour weak rode U going to work a hardship on M r. Saw yvr’. buai-j next. B « w ill hare to hire more help aad .kitted labor tool easy to obtain In tho rirm tf of Frevport, especially on abort notire. Sm all bwainoaa com era* around Freeport an<i tho neighboring town of Brunew irk are raking wage*. But bu«in*»« men feel that tho U and 10-hour In q o irtc* h a re poured ia upon tha N M W fJf o ffic ia l* W tlh th l*' doH om inaliag th e m running town and .m ailer indu.triee art through th»m a ll: llow don tho not oppmed to ram ng wages re to d rel much a . lim itin g the hour, of w hich a production w ith .m a ll chance of la ce r­ fillin g order, ratiefactarily alter that. Unskilled help, they ta y, / “Take the rare of the little fe|. can be practically no help ia cer­ low," .three inquirer! say, "who ha. tain processes. People arson,] Freeport fret u**j up a ll his financial reserve, in the struggle to keep going. He that the propaganda pressure upcannot borrow any longer at the on which the recovery 1. launched bank; he U losing money on cur- carnet a little too much steam. There is a certain undertone of disapproval to government regu­ latio n of w age, and workiag hours. B it at the same time peo­ ple are doing a ll they can to anport President Roosevelt, Tha R J . Sawyer Company and a ll the 100 percent Am erican bu.incaare are striving to carry out tha sp ir­ it of the recovery more and w aiting for word from W ashing­ ton that w ill lake some cognis­ ance of thoir w avering position. A d rn m irt ratio n prepam w ith lho obvious d ia lrra * b lan ket ru lin g w ill raaao tain individual c a m ? * *"**,»,'* n ,f> winmwee a tin Day." Already there I. a "Moth­ er'. Da*" and a -Children'. DayT It ia itatsd that actual work on tho proposed electric railway be­ tween Jackson.ill* an I St. Augu*tlao -will ho startod by the fire, of October. tlonary, u s*- Roland J . ! t * j n U the president and only t m iin f . B# and hu U U H p n ran tho offieo end. About 10 ik U M »o rk- Blanket Recovery Act Provides Method Of Obtaining Hearing Legialatore," says the New York Times, “Governor Lehman renews his recommendation o f legislation to provide for de­ faults by immicipallties on their funded obligations. He asks fo r a general authorization in the case of ouch de­ faults-to a rto p m financial agency whose power would be restricted to 'approving or vetoing sny item o f appropriation or expenditure by the municipality, or the incurring of any debt by It/ Thus without any other interference with the operations of the municipal government, and leaving Its o f­ ficials free to discharge their functions, Ihe root o f the de­ fault would he cut off. Ultimately .the credit o f the defsuiting municipality would-be-restored. . . . . . “ The existence o f such i potentImlitjr o f restraint would be likely to act aa a check on municipal extrav agance. Gov­ ernor Lehman refers to the Massachusetts experiment In State regulation o f the finances o f overspending cities. Fall River Is the) classic example. The flight o f spindles southw«rd hsci ilV p a rT ln fie r troubt*. hut excessive borrowing. rwoUen vslustions and taxes, an empty treasupr compelled her to appeal to the State. Early in I9S1 a finance board o f three memlwn* waa appointed by Governor Ely to man­ age the city's finances for ten years. - In the last two years, in spite of unemployment, the cost of public relief an<l the scaling o f property valuation by 2T, P«c cent.^ap­ propriations have been reduced per cent. At at March, 1031. the funded debt waa more than $11,000,000. It is now $0,000,000. It wiil lie further cut at the rate o f $900,000 a year far the next four and $700,000 a year fur the subsequent four years. “The work o f such a board causes a variety o f discon­ tents and hatreds. The operation is painful but imperative and salutary. The citixena complain, but spendthrifts must hive Kuirdiinn. S,;m€ foroi of State nupervlaion o f mu* nkipal finances baa been preached by a number of Govern­ ors in the lean tiroes. Governor Lehman aaya that the legislation he seeks for tb* protection of ‘taxpayers, public servants amt creditor! alike' should be passed now, when t could be made general in its application and not reflect on the credit ntanding of any individual municipality. Brighter tho fireplace L J. Sawyer, In*-, of Freeport. u SAM ' FRANCISCO. An#. * * M V -d M t* MsUlkb. b«ll boy °* tha Linn Lurlinv, told • nr* IW of fish t«»TT- Earoale to B m l> In, Iw u U bn » » e*lrep nrer aa open porthole. Along cast a flying fi»b and nipped right tala Are you planning a Vseatloo'jta' this sunuasrT I f so—>8top at the popular HOTEL P L A Z A LOW 8UMMJ5B RATES | Dine and Dance at tha MAGNIFICENT NEW ROOF GfiRDEN The renter of Havana'. Serial Life. RENE BOLIVAR. Managing Director T. M. Dolluon - H H m H W T O B — OJL STRING AND BRASS INSTRUMENTS ■* — rax. yu IMadiu IIIS MyrtW Are. Don't forget that prlcao are go­ ing up. You caa help yourself ard yot can help speed recovery by hwyteg now. Spare? o f Daylong Beach, writes that the worker, of Amirtea have a new song, “ Nka my Too dual hava to organla* a holding company to hold tho bog. —Clearwater Hun. No, you might buy atoeh la one. They say that tha Miami chiselart have orgaalsod an association and hare adopted a rode.. Their gone a few day* when they ran Into m tropical a tom which slogan la "W e do anybody!" togned the 19 foot sloop on Its beam's end. finally over-turn­ ing It and throwing its occupants into the water. The two They say that the Reeunstrec- men dung desperately to the bottom of the boat for three th o Fin* nr« O r p « ratios has ays and three nights. By slmoet nuper-human efforts about flnti bed It. jo!* but d*ria< hey righted th e crgft and set their course due west using ths month o f June it s u b loan, aggregating nearly flZOjMOJWO. sn improvised sail for motive power. That ought to help somebody With their fopd and water gone they began to suffer A Miami department slot, know, tb* Recovery Act Is going t# work. It Is trending MWWO remodeling Its show raios and atgre room, la anticipation of a greatly Increased volume of buslages US. fall and winter. Bp la absolutely fair to capital sad labor alike and that ba Is sot afiaM of tha dovil himself. Ha will asaba there latht.lrial rodra work If aayvoo in the country can. . ■ There posters you see going up la Um windows coat the governasset a pretty penny. Gmoral Jthereo wanted S4JKXMMM si then and ha wantod them In a hurry. The! ifallon writs, that iha firm Chesterfields ram hunger and parched throats. Tiny fish, shrimp, and i urbot, washed down, with salt water, and an occasional few drops o f rain water furnished th?(r only subsistence. Addi d to the extremity o f their predicament were schools of iwparri sharks which Beamed to sense an Impending meal and went along awaiting the moment when a body p d f'1* slip Into the water. At times the men would be driven almost frantlfc by showers o f rain which fell nearby but seldom came within reach. Always they were laboring under the overwhelming ear of being left alone. Death wasn't so bad but the i bought o f being the only one to endure the hardships they were experienfing waa a haunting night-mare. . It waa probably this emotional disturbance which led lei) (o decide that he would be the first one to go. I f he had known that only one more day was between him and rescue he could easily have held out, but the strain o f un­ certainty, the wesHenfag effects o f fear, famine, and thirst had sapped his courage to auch an extent that a quick death teemed to be lea*, painful than life under existing conditions. I is fate ehould tie a lesson to all people who give up hope almost within sight o f attainment o f relief. • rev* *50,000 bn tha enter It a there days more. Johnson Mat wait. That shows haw resfafy tha go rent stoat fasts M. M. Smith, yrssldsnt s f ths Mod o f apoed In con Mellon Uto'Bscotrry Act. Local buil- fWopte'a Bash, wsa fa tha clip » a n •should ■ba squally as I hi. morning looking after his Hanford Interests. He, has lately returned from • (rip, to Georgia* tha paruUnaa pad other stats, aad cams' hath ta Florida ta real off. Among tha premlnont visitor* Is 't h i rity yretook y waa Daa MaBfsaon o f - ths Winter Gasdsn sspttaa and p in tdreT afi t h r Banfort Shoo add Clothing Company, 8ANP 0 RIX TWENTY YEARS AGO Idadgood �.» 1 _ _ — Miss Rose VarnerAnd Clayton Bailey Wed M A K G A R E T P E T E R S , S ociety E d ito r visit her daughter, Mr*. W- J. Stowel for tamo ttmo. Mr*. M. Rupert Strickland, Jr. has returned from MadWorn aid Atlanta, C* wber* ska kan boon visiting mkstlve* fo r tha port Mr. and Mrs. E. tL Randall, Jr. Y iiS i Edna Til Ha, of Palatka, I* tha guest this week of her cousla, left this morslng for Chicago "here they will visit the Cen­ Mr*. Winnie E. Smith. tury of Pragma. They plan to ho r. and Mrs, F. D. Brcndrn left away about a month. J srdny for Arehville. Tenm whir* they will aptog a month’sMr. and Mrs. L B. Steels aad family hare returned from vacation. Tho mas ton. Go. where they hove been spending tho past tww months. beep spending tbo paat two week* Mr. and Mts. T. E. Vickery and Miaa Ecoy Valerio David left to­ day for North Carolina and Ttanesseo where they will spend two "N o o m blame* a banker (nr wonting i « b« able to poy Ua drpoeltors upon demand and I am not finding fault, but merely call­ ing attention to tha fact tkat if baaka are to be run on each a liquid baaU aa |o be able to pay their depotltorn on demaad, there Will be no credit (or business— aad that almply vtope the works. ' To encourage banka to strangthen their positions and fkinctlon aa la normal limre, Jones aaid the corporation waa prepared to “ match capital dollars with any sound hank (hat can uso additional capital to advantage." “ The corporation will do this by baying preferred stack, to pay flew portent rumntatlee dividend*, payable semi annually oat of net oorning*," he said. “ If dividends are noj earned they will aevumu. late, but not be payable except from net earnings." Jones iai«l n billion dollars, or lb awn a half billion dollar", of add­ ed bank capital “ ran be multiplien 0f many time* in the extension of ilhi crmlil." He added: h-,1 “ Ample bank credit will not on­ ly strengthen the banks and malts l7;tTrTrwintt7"n/r*rtWfir lir iw p o n Y ,r. to the creillt nee,U of tho conn* h, try, but It will strengthen the morale uf the honkers and both or* necessary if we are to eonaI duct our banks in harmony wjth nj tha recovery program.* , The marriage o f Hiss lo o t Randolph Varner, dhoghter of tha Roe. and Mr*. Carroll H. Varner, o f Memphis, Tsnn, to Clayton W. Bailay, of Lo* Angeles, eon of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bailay,. of this city, took place on Monday, July 3 at tha "Wee Kirk, o' tho Heather" In Los Angeles with Or. W, E. Cook in charge. The fellawlng la an account taken from n recant Issue of the Bristol Herald Courier, of Brittal, Va.-Ttnn.s T h o bride, who la on tntlmato friend of H n . Fred M. Nelaon. of Los Angeles, was boantifol In n gown o f powder blue chiffon, with hat and shoes to match. Hee bouquet waa of pink rosoo and valley Ullea, her only ornament was an old gold bracelet, aat with pearl*, whleh belonged to her paternal great-great-grandmother. SocialCahndar THURSDAY. Tb# d o w n Sumksy School Class Of tho First Baptist Church Will kov* a picnic at San Lando Spring*. Tho porty win l*oeo tho ckorth ot fiOO P. M. FRIDAY. Tho Ladies Auxiliary of tho Sonferd Elks Lodge will meet at BiOO P. M. s i tho Elks Hall oo East First Strsst. MONDAY. Tk* Mary Lsmbuth Cirri* of tko First Methodist Church will most at 4:00 o'clock ot the horn* of Mrs. M. Rupert Strickland, Jf., Palmetto ■ Avenue, with Mrs. Strickland and Mrs. X . A. WuSos aa hostesses. Joe EL Brown W ill Be Ir. and Mrs. & Rungs returned motored to lokoland yesterday iday night from Chicago where thoy attended tho funeral iro thoy visited the World's o f Mr*. Meiscb'a unci*. B. F. » !« » • • Mrs. Wlnhl* E. Smith istumed Sunday frton a two weeks’ vaca­ tion sprat in Gainesvtilo, Grooor rJg* Springs, aad Palatka. T. % WUMagts, S ^ n A t JMilaiJfiLXftdjftil of town Havana yesterday • oftc^ noon and many privately-uwnM automobiles were either damaged or their^ Urea punctured. Almoat alt taxi driver* had joined the strike by aunduwn. only the larger automobiles used for transporting the 1-1000 tour­ PLACED IN RUCMVRR81III* ists arriving aboard four excur­ DENVER. Aug. 2. W V-Th* sion vessels venturing out, Colorado Fusl A Iron Company Streetcar workers met last waa place,! In receivership ye*, night at their union headquarters trrday following a Jefault on bond to decide what action thoy would taka. Effort* at mediation Initiated by the Interior department an ) Just Ixitrienlo Julia, chief of the Cen­ tral district, having failed, Sec­ retary of Agriculture Eugenio Molinet, whose department alfb handles legal matters, befall Mrs.'J. L Slrjcklamd aad Mrs. Lra Ryals, of Cordeb|, O*-. arq, I f you have som ething expected to ■fries Saturday U spend a week kero with Mr. and that need* repairin g (Continued From Pago tine) .Mr*. J. G. Ball l*ft yesterday Mrs. M. Rupert Strickland, Jr., fore the fooUighta at* actually de­ Streets and the Hcincry girl, a Palmetto Avenue. L picted In tb* picture. passer-by. cuniprisvd tha injured. 8om* of the funniest as w t l as — — --------CTG '.T? r. A riot occured at tk* barber Mra. J. 'll. Fuller returned to­ most intense scenes in the picture shop when several unidentifisd day to her horns In Anderson. 8. occur during th* playing of a men- -among whom poller said 215 W . 1st St. C. She was accompanied by her World Series in a downpour of were Communist* are striking urnmother. Mrs. J. O. David wh» rtln. r alius driver* -insailed the estab­ wilt spend aom* tlms there as hor Tho plot ronesrna o hick, town lishment. Gunfire follows) and boy gho develop, into th* cham­ ssvrn men, Cautacho among them, ’— y " pion batsman of the big league. H* account of th* KrtYr JUntaa anti ware wounded. I^CUPnldo _ Urilu. Mrs. 0 . G. Roller and .Min j* *Mo thg. champlra ra te v a im poising o f Mr. Hwann, Miss Vara- proprietor, was arrested, rhsrgcd Th*lme~furn*r left thla mornii fspg-tlm, sleeper. HI* cockture- •r joined Mr. Bailey in Los An­ with drawing hi* pistol and start­ for LaxcTand where they will nsos makes him tho butt of in. geles and tka ceremony took plact ing the fight. spend o- few days. They war* acmtm- there. Earlier eight or nine men drhere of him tsam. vomponisd by Mr. and Mrs. John “ Mr*. Ballsy was educated at striked by poll** as Communists Joe, aa S ia m the GroaL be- Wesleyan Cullegt, Macon, Ga., raided- tho Genera cigar factory Weaver who tpant thp day there. comes Involved la a Jov# tangle and tha Conservatory of Music, add la tho fist ffghtiag that filMrs. Herbert Ralls and th* whleh eventually lands him In Cincinnati. STEVE'S lawsd four men were hurt. The Misses Mary Chapman, Doris Jnif, and very nearly lose* the “ Mr. Bailey Is the son of Mr. Reinery girl waa pasting the WorId% Serf at championship for Walker, Barbara Blount, Eunlcs and Mrs. Cl. W. Bailey, of Sanford, place. Tylor. Virginia Tylsr, and Mar­ his tsam. How Ip extricates hint- Fla., and is chief aviation pilot on At^Royo^C.dorado, near llayqnt, garet Rolls are spendiag today •»lf and finally wins both tho the U. S. 8. Langley. gam* and tho girl la one of the at Daytona Beach. “ Tho young couple left after most 'exciting ai well as the moot tho corsmooy on o motor trip Mrs. C. T. F o o t Jr. aad daugbInddraU lo o comedy through tho Cooadloo Rockies and !*r, Jsaa Harriet, and Mrs. full cf riotous situations and fast upon their return will be at home Vaughn Maxwell, of A^coste, Go, action. who hare besn spending |helr **• "They will make their hum# In cation In Miami, arrived -this aft­ San Ifirgo and are esteblithed at Nr*. D. J. Stallings, o f Thomas, ernoon to visit Mr. and Mrs. A. L the ‘Casaloms.* " Batts at their horn* on Palmetto side Oa. Is th* guest of Mrs. W. L. Henley -at her home en Avenue for a short time. the Paola Road. b a n k s u r g e d , Dr. B. D. Caawvll lif t this i afternoon for Atlanta where he Mrs. Stella P. Arrington, Mrs. I will join Mrs. Caswell and their Preston Btephensnn, and Miss Re­ daughter, Eugenia Ann. From becca Steven, are expected to then they will go to Chicago to return the Utter port of tho attend tho- World’s Fair and th* week from Tollahaxsoe where they (Continued From I-sge O m ) meeting o f th* American Dental have been attending th, summer classes of our cltixens if business Association. school session at the Florida is tu be rc-rstahlishrd on a per­ State College for Women. manent workable basis. “ Yuur plan to provide bank* Mrs. E. A. Douglass and Mix* with new and addrd capital, by Virginia MaDanlel have returned the purchase of preferred slock from Atlanta' where they wee* un such fair terms as thus* out­ O F F IC E B Q U 1 P M B N T CO. the guests of relatives for abort lined, will enable them lu siqend “ E«*rrthing fo i) Th* Office'’ 10 days..While away Miss McDan­ thin credit without fear of their iel accompanied her. brothers, L. positions. TYPESETTERS P. McDaniel, o f AUanta, and A“ It is also interesting tu know .A n ri A ild ln r M achines M., MeDanie), of Bannell, to Chi­ —os th* honkers will appreciate ** R E P A IR E D > cago where they visited the Cen­ —that this can b* don* with no IPhone tft . lit Magaall* tury of Progress. added tax burden, and at mi cost lo the public treasury." -Jones said then was no shortage of ready money or bank II. quidity and that the policy of “ forrrd liquidation'1 uf loons' should cess* and credit should bo-1 gin mneina into business hannsto. “ The coffers of the big banks are fill'd with government securi­ ties, cask holaocg* In th* federal Ladies Clothes Cleaned roeorvs and otherwise," he sold, Cash and railed fur ‘‘which Indicate* that they still j 1 Carry A Dvlitercd • r* "siting to see if the things j Dfcwaca. plain JU (ttercaols, plain, nu fur ju wbkh psopi* own and have to o f­ Otyrrout*. wilh fur cellsr 1.10 fer a* security for loans, have ’ Ov>rrosta. wilh fur collar, 1.13 any real value as a basis of cred­ WMt* Flsooei l ia ls . .nS it. Coat Hulls, , i k i | nr silk “ A banker may argue that ha1 Hklrts. whit*, wmtl nr silk has no applications for loans that Tams or Caph* ran afford to make, bat that: Silk llals, m fl Mm* banker Is probably contln-| Sleeveless Mwralrr* ulng th* policy of era verting bill Ison* into cash or government curities. This policy'of forced tbfc I^adieH Clothes Tressed nidation should cease, and hoc-1 rowers not only given time to tlressvw that kave been washed Overcoats, wHksul far ........... Oerrcoola. with fur-lrlmwed , Special In vestig a tio n * S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y C R E D IT A S S O C IA T IO N ris s e ISO lost. Par* I t , . "s a ls ,* Wo- alcetitt of « tummc- hoM c o i n e d wjdt thq % convenience ol country cLb l^obtiec, ,* Whether you’re hem torn woUooe tbo« whole luamw, you'll find a BLOWING BOCK VACATION • reel “ pick-me-up" . . , Mete reunites* now lee your there ol t*V, robust living In this wtlquc retort , . . creeled foe health, htpplncn end fun. fit beauty It In|oy to the out-door recieetion, Induce* sound ifeep end develop* • keen appetite. For itko/oU */ rale* a*4 1Gfuilroteal booklet address f AUL MOLDENHAUER Boat Office Lunch ARE B E H IN II CAROLINA. Erectly between tho I n i toe aad •Rhttsnth grew of Blowing fock'i.onl* golf | courts . a. hifhest 18-holc courts csit of tho Bocilsi . . » the Green Pjtk live* you tho MARTIN T O TAKE PART IN N E W CREDIT • B L O W I N G ROCK L a b o r T roubles In H avan a C ause M u c h V iolen ce faril fly are planning to lea** Sdtordoy morning for Brunswick, Go. to spsnd a shffrt time. T Y P IN G G R E fi NORTH Load.o8.rg, end Ua Williams, ot thair, M E M O G R A PH P R IN T IN G Dwn«r-Mano|tr e of Sanford j W E THE j P R E S I D E N T 'S N A T I O N A L Effective Monday, Augyst 7th H ^ J K ^ The Following Mirjimun Price Scale, In Accord W ith Tentative Code Adopted B y A L C LEAN ER S AND DYERS RESTFUL NIGHTS — : GOOD FOOD rrr. WELL PREPARED, ~ BEST BATHING BEACH IN THE WORLD Wf OponUo A c io t i, U rt^D R t* Goto! FAINS B IK E - McrTH ClothuH Cleaned Sweat***, withi'ut sleevrs Sweaters, with sleeves IJsens. rkanrd aad pressed Pants Men’s Clothes Pressed 10c E x tra F o r One Day D elivery On S u it O r Drcmt— oe E x tra F o r One Day D elivery Oa I'a n la t u* X. ■> B eginning M apday A u g . 7th W e W ilt O P E N A T 8 :3 0 A N D C L O S E A T 5:30 On Sat^ifdf)|p Open at 8:30 and Close at 9 P. M. SeminolenDry Seminole County Laundry, Inc.' C e-O p em tia g la t h * e x te p f o f I-lnen Suita PIxler Dry Cleaners I Laney Dry Clealiero Vickery Dry Cleaners Colonial Cleaners “ � 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 02, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 02, 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 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 02, 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/9af0d99d8d2c328aa628cae2c400ad7c.pdf 567be9f7ac3d3d42288ee27dd76965b0 PDF Text Text f K; •S h v- . i M •>r1 A* Pair tonight. .5 ,3 AN INDBPKNDBNT DAILY NKWHPAI’KH SANFORD. FLORIDA, TU B^A Y . AUGUST 1, IMS ID-WESTAND EASTHARDHRr BYHEATW AVE N.R.A. Honor ru H k r . atshe * r * . i s * X s s S a l l r .t * » l r W B s s M H e r * 14 HeeoM e a t* re . r e t a llx r* . a s lt e r r • »• * t ie s P e e l Neess S e a ila a te »'e * 4 C n n * «a l lim it B a a U rO .le e a a e B e e r Ils rS e a . ■ . r e e e s s lt tleaeeee r k a la s Use W e l i e s l e a l a e w P O a ra s a e a l t a. QUICKACTION tERGSOUGHTGeneral UUN1 A.C0UE r. r . r* « Score Of Others Suf­ fer From Effects O fT esr Gas During Coal Mine Trouble UNTONTOWn T* Pennsyl­ vania, Aug. 1.— (A. P.)—Six men were shot end wounded In a bruih between picket* and deputle* • at the Star • A acore of othera Buffered from the effect* of tear *m*. The picket* aald • they etorrwd several men who In­ tended ooln* to the mine and . ^ yrrr* t- ’VIn* to them when 4 S MVtrel damtl** ram* op, threw W t**» /•«« and opened fire. Doi»n« of ( M i were f1re<f end • p«Tn>»y «e ***r re« *h*ll* ex­ ploded Several l*'.lt*t* went ‘ thm n-h i»ee*h* l a ke* an«4 In »iw home, okhef* m M, ■ behy r # ~ e l » n lfW l H»**h.. . t e e ew» »M* and two termed 1>e t*»r r# , , t th* rrV h Com’wnv's mine M t* nrtswW""* ■* th - 'w - ltr n t f t e w t 'to nth** »"•"** In SmtlhMiner* In AH-eHene. Wa*h«neinlUs wnlk-ut e*Wi"- 'heir p f n M n to more then W.nno on ttrlk*. Barbers AdoptNew HoursAhd Increase Price Of Se rv ic es ’ Th* ,1 U» n ..i I Barbs' Aii relation- *n*t Sanford night to dlecuu catlsn toeaUr. J . IL Wilson prS»M, . i and led th# discussion* which raiultid in,»h» b « b a " sdoplln* the folio win# opening *nd closing hoar aehadw*t - a .. i ' ' All white patron lied bnrber shops In thin eoanty, affaettvn todajr, to open oa week day* at 1:80 o’ctock and c lu e at 6:10 o’clock In tho afternoon. All shopo will op»n at 8:30 o'clock tn Saturday* an.t do** at 7:«0 o'clock In tha aeanln# on that day. . Shop* therefor* will be on a M hour wook beili. end will r*maln open cn Thsraday afternoon* until M l o’clock. * * Berber* ail* rated that ln»»m ch a* It (a now naer*»*ry to gaarantee encV barker » minimum wag* of |1 4 ,fo r a 40-honr work wtok, U la nacassary to literals* prleaa to taka cart of tho addtd product I >a co*t of turning cat a ta re or haircut. Effective to.Uy all prices war* booitSd with tha sseeptton of that # te Y tr a rharo, tha prtca of which wWraaM'aa at 21 cants. Haircut*, plain manage* aad ahaagpo-.s Jumped from I t fonts to M cants, whtU all other barber aerrlce was boovtad la trarlou* proportIf ns. ' 8 tno of tha ihop omployaoa have toon tam ing last than 110 a week la tom m iultni for *om« t ine, aad while J. X. Smith stated th a t BOw help will bo employed *» q teklj as It la needed, at least •evoral barker* will be oa the |14 a weak minimum casta (tractive th e. weak. Homan Labor Will Be Used On W ork Wherever Possible WA Btate k h l i i r y told Isday the aleed f t _________ __ In p*o)*(U built f»lth m eaty Bat ef tTe >3^00.000.000 pobtte works fund*. Tfc'* * * • , * ? T *7 InrM ad la - th e am i of paryooee ta d polieloa •JWlersKj by Secretary Ickaa who ahke a M a isU r* the pabiic Tha oth an were th a t jahe be ‘ “ is s r^ s s ^ - AUXILIARY GAS TANK LAW HELD TO BE INVALID Ten Deaths Occur In Gotham WhereTemperature R e a chen 100 To Near Record U 4 | t a * 4 B aa J. r . Peaaee I s . la e . r a. m i l l a a e n . l l a . 4 s a * H a lt a r O Pee4 (t a r e Makes*'* Ptaee ' --------------M a s M eals Ueaeeer N |_ 1-etSla* a s a k t ru e * i . t s s i, iw e r e V S 'a a slsa lla e lie*#*** n a a s a e r P a ra lt a r e » * . a . M . I.eaeee? f a U H k s M I ' i s ia S la V a r n a I. T i l e r O re e e rr M a n i a s ueaeeat *laee s w a p 's *W re H a sse ll I .p a r P a n * * * sa a W * a * r s , r s k s p •taaOeassIf* t'a s * Meaeeee C**ta A O fy Etnectntion Ih Held That Evcrv Type Of Industry Will Soon Be Under It« Terms O f Drive PushN.R.A.Prograi Ns R' A. Fads For Sanford MINIMUM WAHKS— Retail merchant*. >t>S all WASIHNOTTIN. Aug. l.-IN h H r TO* rm rl other "whit* collar*." Including barber*, beauty parlor Samm-r >U*le«l lo it* irnllh Qtiif-k *r»**«l rrinll operator*, dish washer*, driver*, delivery mjn. sleeator I which went in force tod*v by ■ " ' the Eo«« and In port* Duval Circuit Court nfthroughout order of Hugh Johnson, reroerry) opefatorv. Janitor*, watchmen. p- rter*. rm taurant the Middl# West ye*t*nlay with : *.Iminisi.nl r. I* he ng sought hr Judge I**ueR Order an accompany ng t« II of mor* „ wwkita-,*nd-LlU'ta. artisans, and fnotary w r i m , 10c to 40e an hour. i u i n ^ S h w f f ^ w ^ “h * w r m m r Stsa4sr4 Hat*** PBao that soon eser trp e of puM c sale* MAXIMUM HOURS OF WORX—Orocers. 48 hour»j H e a r t W e ta a lla Tampa's maximum tempera- MUM*** sgency will be hUnkeled under It* , Been 1 * . retail merchant*. 10 houra; all other "whit# collar*." 14 H -.-4 .lt T s l l - e s k s * JACKSONVILLE. Aug. I. —Th» lure wax 79. term* *] M , M . I.s s p M eat M a rk e t 40 hour*; machtnuts. artisans, factory werktra 33 A development, following Ih* ( art of tho 1M3 Florida, Legisla­ e k s t , ****** I * , In New York, where 10 deaths Sa ee le ei t i n r e la lla M t a nr t-r whirh hrmght a m al'rlly , hour*. * ' ture, ile»igaed to make It unlaw­ -wrre attributed to the heat, the m i- I shI i * » k * e e » MINIMUM HOURS OF OPr.RATION-82 houra for of dr\ *«*!., d-pertmenl store, set I - I.a a 4 a r* a • ful for motor vehicle* operating temperature hll 109 for life fll»t tI '.le ta s a 's tittle * K * a l* a * a t t *> elmhing. shoe, and furnit.iie Heal all store*. llscMy t ask tlreee er in Florida lo cony auxiliary tank, time in 13 year*, but l* was hotter era, »• well *« fn d dealer*. Into’ liraeeee __ ___ OPRNINO AND I’LOSINO HOUBS-R*tall mer­ containing gM oline or other molnr than that on Ih* blisUr.ng a»- Nakerts* saafsrM K leettte t s a t t s r i la * f a two Irm-nrory srreement* In rechants. 9:00 A. M.-3:00 P. M. on week day*. 0:00 A. M.fuel, wax held unconstitutional phall pavements telnm the elerat- H sa ta sa l e t * t * S * a o o lr f a msln In fore, until hearing* are O e Itatkee * k a p 9 00 P. M on Saturdays; gr cars, 0:00 A. M -5:00 P. M. yesterday by Judge Daniel A. Sim­ oil structures an<| in the sllfling AH rra l a k t Hr**, t *. .. . held. *•** Ihe prevenlal on of a I , is. Ite k k la s ska e M s s p lta l on week day*. 8:00 A. M.-9:U0 P. M. on Saturday*; Hard­ mon* in Duval Clr uit Court, when subway*. ' . sep*-»te rode i» co.er Ihe e>un* * r P U a r M ill* ho issued an ordor coalmining lip_ the Hudson, away frrm th* Hl ulr4 ware merchant*. 7:00 A. M-tl.00 P. M. on week day*. t e ' s lu e a e ta s e a t Btaee Ire’s five and len rent store*, I s ta s 'a tlts e e rt Sheriff He* Sweat or hi* deputiev vdyt |t W |l hot, |oo, and Preri.trnt 7 00 A. M 9 00 P. M. on Saturday* (with Thursday half jM«*ntlmr Ihe Pre*l VM plgne.l lt N e lla la a l a or r*pt**ealatlveo from carrying^ iio...rrclt ritm -lrd hi) week end Hata«* 4 a r4 O il I s holiday until Sept. 151; Barber*. 8:10 A. M-8:30 P. M. (he wmd on.l letille erde prorl.lout the provisions of Ih* del In­ at ll».le Park. Ill* h gh r r tlin r c l| nn wteh .l*y». 8:30 A. M.-7 S0 P. M. rn Saturday*. •' Ing « 10 hour we-k for w .rkers volved. 11oi. re Bill No. 1431. Th; in ly wns swept by breetes, bvl i with a minimum w*ge of >14 N. R. A. RE-EMPLOYMENT AOENCY-llO East court decision will hove for ranch­ hty were hot breexet »h,| be' •eh'y in Ihe North ond >11 In the FI rat Slteel. . __ ing effect thioughout the state. INFORMATION BUREAU—llawhln* C anally. PW The suit to obtain the restrain­ W *South. A m-mhei of the committee thd" East First Street. • A maximum of 103 drgtre* wxt ing order was brought at a tert filed Ihd emte tester h r for thei care by th* Turpentine and Itosin irg i'trred at Paterson. N. J., f"t first six industries said after Factors. Inc., to test the const!- Ih- first time in the 15 yesi ward: tutionality of the statute. Th* ollitial recurdi hate teen sept ’Ttilf retell rn.1.--- * lll_ a (T c C t|^ . plslatlff. HUt tint aUack lhg COn-there—li-WS* UU in .\sw*tk, mis more employer* ami employes balow the all time tr.'orU stitutionality of Jloilse Bill No. 2. degree ‘ *hr n am ,lh -r r de that has hern th* so-called •‘bootleg" gasollno (ft July 1. 1011. Five died of *h< filed or will te flint. It will also bill. Stanton Walker w i. the at- heo. tn New Jersey. Action Results From return to work more ^.ne...plo>e*l Pit la.ltlphia, with a tempers torncy representing th* corporathan rode* nf other lr«dr» or InProbe Of Cnargfes dusirr. lion. Cary I). Landis, state attor­ tui* f 09, and New Haven, Conn., ney general, ami hU assistant, II. where the merrur> ilropre.i at'^? Of Elcctiort Fradd "In th* preparation of thl« re. C. Carter, »pp*ar-<l tn court tn a maximum of 97 hi.mlay, .b-h 1*11 rode n r ro.oo. tier was ad (•present Sheriff Sweat and up­ rcforled three death*. It was, 100 NF.W OBI.BANS. Aag. 1.— vi-*d a id a'slstrd io WasMnclon Vnrious Loiw Enforce­ Speakers At Meeting hold the constitutionality of the In Baltimore, for the first time m <A.P.)—Formal election fraud hy some f the moot prominent two years, bringing t*o .lea’.ht act. ment Officials Are Urge EllmlnatlonOf eharge* were filed la^ay *f»ln*t mrtrhanls In Ihe country: In handing down th* restrain­ from heat and three drowning*. "The assneiath ns represented Involved InFindinus All Selfish Motives I l o s t in , after aweller.ng 13 fleet Ion Cammlsol ner* hy le the e men reallird the 'mpmting order, Judge Simmons held that tho provision* of the act were thio gh a I M t r m Sunday which Dlatr'n Attorney FagVa* SI*"* no**. nf rn operating tn the full Glv<ug anlhuiuTuc support to imreowmabU and arbitrary, AC -..ought »vra prostrations, •WXBT PALM BEACH. Aug. I- varltug spaakor* who *tre*md tk* lay, Tho actless oom* M a tor- e*»s m ts s * - *WM«kt gnternmOM tortte. General BendJ*. tfuriaaM * U u l. ««Joytd *»*</ uesujje«.,**|* prior m ere In a M ilk rwer fsr- tn Its pr if ram for natloral t i ­ ■Wim t comment on "nl- need tor lh« m lltr elhulhdtlon *f argomvats. declared that It wn*i«h. result if (bun f«riha**rs.. In ers n r . rlsdlct'ew la the Inveolliatloa of l*g*d «»•*• ,h*1 hi* U all selflih motives In any conoidup to th* eourt to dKtar* tho act Washington It was PT and * cou "Thiniighoiit Ih* United Stats* being pad •" verlou* law en­ •ration of the President'* tenta­ the vole on ronalltvllenal amendpi* of person* were prostrated. either constitutional or rmconsti I It now become* *>rent|*| for a tive blanket cod* of ethic* for th* Six died In Chicago's stramy J4 mrnta In last November’# elec- »inti many re.a I »t re*, Ih. ugh forcement officers In Falm Brneh tutlongl. county", tho June grand Jure y**- notion, m tre then 200 grocer* of degree* of heat Sunday and the Th* patltlooera M t ' forth that Ilea that retailed In a declara­ not nn-v members of any rational Irr lay presented 16 eecret Inilkt- Ihls county. Including Independent they operate turpentine lands and temperature seas only threa poini* tion of m art'al la*r her* to "pre­ retail as*n-jatinn, t<> n|terale Ihftr menl. to the fire It Court h-i*. and chain store*, Ia»t night rotr.t farma Inaccessible to common car­ I ,wtr )f*t«rday. D etrot reported Wltni**** relied to lestlf, on that until th* prerenl emtrgtncy lect" the grand ]u« . Th* c*m- Sulnssse* ei'h»r under the ns rier*. aad use motor truck* and 0.1, with three diaths an I nume,*■t| nal retsll ror» or under Ihe the alleged graft, the Jury’* rep.rt ha* be*n allayed, opening and mlsslonera ar* charged o llh oua prostrations. The nitrr.iry was trailer* between their still* and presd'ntlal agir-m rnt. • nld, “airnrently hut n con/tal­ (Idling hour* la Bentord and making fal»# return* af r-tr* . camp* and ptae* nf business in In Ihe pper SO'* In Imliino. “As many e*rel|»nt and worth ent lips* of memrry", and »• ■ Frmlnole Cnuaty shiuld be »• fol­ West winds cooled the Imperii! Jacksonville. In order tn facilitate while ^A fjestlon* for hushes* result sufflcl*nt evidence to-srar- lows: th* movement nf the vehicle* gaso­ valley after a week of blltteilmc (Contlmed On Pag* Twot NF.W ORLEANS. Aug l.-(/P> cgsit nn Indictment wa* obtained All grocery itere* will open at line Is purchased In tmlk. with heat wh eh lo o k .fiv e.li.es then, —The battle between th* district 8:00 o'clock In the morning on n but one c*«e. and five other* in s .uthrrn C j !I stat* and other taxes paid, the bill It appeared, the report adled, •very d»y of th* w**h Including of complaint continued, setting fomla drsert area*. Utah, after attorney'* office and the g.and that gaming resort* have ksen Saturday, but txreptlng Sunday ruffering W M eirer weather fu* Jury over th* Investigation of forth that the vehicles r*n only conducted herrnhout* “wlthmt In when no grocery store I* to b* be operated for a distance of *3 20 day* without a break, finally charge* of fraud In last Nov»m- | Inference from lb* proper of- open. mil** on the amount of ggsollno had a ctn lln j rainstorm. her'* el*cll n was climaxed ye»fleers", sn j that according tn ru On week day*, grocery store* !(imaging «torm* ltr.m p .n ltd . , h> ,,,fU t„ i „ n 0f marC. R Mason, lo-s! manager h r mor nnd gossip thin ronditl >n la h»ld by tho tanks placed on tho *#w II close at 6:00 o'clock, while Jn the Intempera! • Intemperate weather, k «ir ^ j* w by foy, o . K * "•" tnr K. Allen for Francis f . Stokes and Ot.. Inc., allowed to exist by vlrt e of pro­ hide* hy the manufacturers. The bill then cite* that the cor­ persons war* kill* > in a Taxis Ihe city of N*w Orlean* "to suen local «erd dealers, was Ihe first tection money p*ld by nperatirs Saturdays grocery store* will cln*a at 0:00 o'clcck. I’ortUuJ, an extent an I* necessary to pro­ »f mote than Hat l-rxl mrrihanta of such estohlishmint*. poration operates n camp near windstorm add at It wa* pointed out that th**o i who tmlay seemed Ihrlr N. II A. Herlong, a distant* of 40 miles, Maine, flva were Inlured by light­ tect the grand Jury." No criticism was directed at the i emhlern*. teals, and >t rkers fr.un police or the sheriff'* officer*, th# opening ami closing ho rs apply with no gasoline available along ning ard crop* and properly ware svtn lo th* small country store Instruction* were ls*u*d to the ............................. Postmisler J. P.Hall, 11*11, ' he ' the route, and another at Briggs- damaged by ra n and hill. Jury declaring It realised these where grocer!** ar* sold along commander of Ike stale militia li>| nounre I this m .tiling, It wa* c taler In the South than losers. C a, *5 mile* north of Lake forces were to> amall to stamp w'lh meals an-1 gasollno. Wher* City, with no gasoline available It w«i In th* North, Atlanta, New arrange for "au:h protection **' Many local mrrrhsi.ta had sen! out gambling. such o store *xl*t*, It woo under Orleans. Nashville and Little R ck may be necrfsaiy to enable the In Ihcir certifinle. nf rempliaore along the mute. A number of secret Indictment* stood that th* mirchant Is to cloe* The court held thot the provi­ reporting seasonal -teniperatuies grand Jury to discharge their fnnr- with Ihe Pfesi-lenl's blanket r r > . were believed to have keen The weather a-v» lion* without violence nr iun|r«t*-j They are lo rat. at Ihe I’oit Dirt.'* hiooght In connection with the his grocfrjj kpsrtmsnt either at _ sions of th* act would work an In­ of W) itegree*. 6:00 o'clock or 0:00 o'clock. was normal In the soulhwes't a t4 . t,0n." At nightfall the troops h a d 'a t any Tine at the General He­ jury If an Immediate remedy wo* operation nf bolita and race horse Until local filling station slid in northern Californ a. J „„t l^en remobtllied after th r'r livery wln.lu’w wher they will re. not afforded, and handed down an lielliitg ertahlishment* here, and In Montana, In faet, there w«* ( discharge early .yesterday. They' ceir, all " Ihe ' nnessary data and lo rhargp perjury to some wit- meat market operators gst to­ order restraining enforcement of gether and oir*« upon a closing a 'c Id wave”. Thermometer* mobilixed Sunday and Hun- insignias. Ua provisions. itesaev relied in the laveniglllnn. h .u r tor th* r hsulnetsos. It was Hioppe.| shdrply |n between 8« an-l| day night. Fovlmaster llsll *lsi staled that Upon investigating reported Ir und-ratord last night that tha tho** merchants nr employers who 44. and many peronni wore top I Declaration of m artial law u rn s have not yet rer.-itrd a ropy of r/gulnrdles in lh« county Recon­ combination storekeeper I* not to caata. Hardware Stores To j only two day* before District At- Ihe Presidr'il'o ag.rriuent nh silt I struct! >n Finnnrr Corporation uf veil groceries after Ih* rloilng J torney Eugene Stanley h*.t call at Ih* I ipikm I hcltkriy he.ii fice, the Jury raid. "W* find In­ hour* but he may, If he wishes, Observe New Hours dication <f payroll padding on . planned to open th* selied Imll >t • w a supply .if agreement* var n * project* and ha.i' turn* I aril gas /line cr meals. Allrnt'on also wai-called to tho Many Floridians Are ! l a m on order of Judge Alrsatila available. effective this m rnlng and un­ nurh information over to an u. ■rarer* present that Ih* open til'fu rth er note*, all local hardRegistered At Fair | U r r co'l*0" " * '! »f ,|i‘ i.Ulant .State audit ir." The nudl ing and riming h/urs will ellml trlrt court, who refuses! lo a rrpt war* merchants will observe th*e tnr, the report add*A I* now In­ nil* K nday houra altogether. No a "no true hill" from th* gran I following opening ond rioting An . arerage__ of._____ )0O _ Flsridiaat' vestigating th* corporation’s books grocery store I* to bo op*n on _ .v .lJu ry after one of the Jurors ha I b ean : and the jury has asked him to ar Sun bp In any part of Ih* c runty. h Open at 7:00 o’ohwk aw ry Flor-U V exhibit A b ib U ^of e the rh Wmlifsl «'•»* »•» X «nd r* f l u t i n ' Ihe Stats'* attorney with It w it explained. B o tld s, ^ .abm llledJury with-... morning la Ui* week except SunFlD- at Chlcvo, i m r t h x „ y f l . min.,i„„ „f the boxes The new hours went Into offtcl TILLBnoROmi. California, hlv finding*. da-y. * w >rrt recelvrd her* today from II ' ____ L In ______ The jury called on (lov. Dave th's morning. From. L_ the,____ bench open___ court Aug. l.-IA>)—Archibald M. John­ * cioot at 4:00 o’clock In tka aft­ Karl Lehmann. lo st night's meeting wa* pre­ . Jrdgr O'Donnell ordered tha «ln- son, younger »"n of Senator Hi­ Hholt* tn order an audit of th* IIernoon oa M o n ty . Tuesday, Atneng those smww from srwn. Seminole BllorB.y , who had been su ram Johnson, committed suicide nance* of l^n tsn a and also r*'- sided over by Forrest (iatchel, Wednesday and Friday. audit of the president of th* Hanford Retail hy shouting at his home near her* nmmend* I a Ktato Clc»* * at noon Tkarsday* . .u ~ . p ■—i .i * . . . General C»ntson I*. I’oIsrie, to ts* today. ||* was al-.ul 47 nnd was borh* r.f tha Lake Worth Inlet Independent Merchants Associa­ thr.ugb Kept. IS. _ . . and Carrie E. Tke. of Loagwort;! .“L ' T Z l Z i r A ... a practicing attorney In Kan District. The l^ntana audit al­ tion. II* rep-tried that a special Cloae at 1:00 o’clock .Saturday j . T> Nlk, ^ k . Bd y . fl. Blry. of! ^ A ^ l J fd ^ .A m ne Francisco. He left two note* ad­ ready lu* been ordered. nm m llle, of 10 greesr* wished night.. ' L l ___ * WThigpen, Billy| them h*_U next ''°.V Wednesday. " Kg.iert iPowrll, IB, wax held more t m« to prepare a coda of dressed to his parents. Th* but­ Hetod* #f th's groop exptooovd Thigpert, "and Franklin Beaaett, of ler found his body *ho| through blameltss on a charga of slaying ethics for tho local trail* bat that themselves la convinced that U» 8Bnfcrd. and Howard *C. Lyman, The ballot!* were on ronstitu lb* heart ently this morning. his lO-ytar-old brother with * th*v had agreed uptn sn opening _ _ _ _ lataat of Ih* PreshWoi’a btaaxhot *f«Altamoat« Spring*. tional amendments, supported by pistol July 20. The lad'* father, and cl >slng hour, which he pre­ b t e r » mor* men t* work. the (laey P. Lang faetlou. Total" J. II. Piw*ll, was severely c*n- sented. 'They tBerefetg •They IR m fe y reduced tl their ItWS from many of th* proclncts were x red for leaving firearms where Mr. Gitcbol reed • latter from bom hoars by only on* hoar and Identical and charge* of fraud Jap Navy ToReceive they would attract th« child* th* nsgro merchant* of Utls city agtil forth*r notice their »t>te* Gandbi, Wife And 33 wars filed. Before th* charge.) attention. shortly before th* discussion on will I* open' >3 houm psr week Followers Arrested were Bled th* amendment* ha-l Huge Appropriation opening and d tsln g hour* began. lastewd of J i hours p«r j n s k , for been declared adopted and ns * re Th* IstUr stated that "Wa ar* U*' aaiy ehaags made la the aid TOKYO, Aug. J .- W l The Tropical Storm Ih suit slat* bonds have been Untied. AHMEDABAIVIadla, Aag. 1 (Continued On Pago Two) " *“ M* that ataro* w lftlh i Action started as soon as Sen­ largest naval asttmalaa In Ja­ cIBBgf a t 0 M o’clock insteail «f (m —Mahatma Oandhl. hi* wif«, ator Long reached Now Orleans pan's history wrre presented t > Moving Across Gulf F l o r id a " r a c e d r iv e * h u r t aad 83 ftlloWsrB wvr* arrastad by « O'cfcck fit Satardays. tlm flasnca miaUtry today by ctv'l ouiboritle* today at th* ont- Sunday from Washington. •POTTSVILUL Pa-, A * . 1 ^ WASHINGTON. Aag. 1p -<AA A few hour* later, Oavornor Al­ tka nary ministry tor Inclusion of thslr new dUobadienc* camla tha ompiro'g 1034-38 b o ijtt The Weather Bureau today Uaucd (/PI—Verne Orenduff, Tallahassee, m m I,TO ARBITRATB <-! «*t polgn for India* independence but len Issued hit orders for partial now being drafted, It was storm warning Fla.. sutoasoSn* racing driver, aad MUBCLA. Hpela, Aog. W IheTr early roiaaM on ponle la law la rtnponee to a petition Died learned authoritatively. Includ­ tlm following " a tropical disturbance I* central Jerry X. Rico, of MUwaaka*. by 11 of tlm I t mem bora of tha miner* •red likely. Th* arrests ed ora >30,400400 for now cto- about 230 milno south uf Apalach­ mechanic, ore rprepofoUag hi grand Jury asking far protection during a march to Ut* rllGoveraor •traction ond >11,000,000 for icola apparently a w in g westward htspltal today from tojortoa •f Ra* w h m they hopert to from "near anarchy lb tka court*." their hy strong ahlftiag frred la races at tka ton verts fag tlje iadleid^ol and naked destruction of th* No­ madmlsnUoa of capital ship*. ottoadad srlada." ' '* coioty fmif prouads ta vember ballot*. n | ■ ■ t ■ ■ 5SJL’r « s r . . MARTIAL LAW . PLACED ON CITY • OF NEW ORLEANS 15 lNDICTMENTS’GROCERS SETTLE CHARGING GRAFT ON CLOSING AND ARE PRESENTED OPENING HOURS IvYason Is Kirpt To Get N.R.A. Emblems Hiram John.son'H Son I Victim Of Suicide -J*. A . -ik T - . * ' General Frtiik Evan# member* of hi* first gtepTln the prop cat campaign to N.R.A. program to the . of thi* county should bo 1 opening Of' » * downtown flee where perron* w work should regl*l*r at This office wo* ope*#*.fttfnoon tn ‘fce fio th o rn T.I.phon* Co., button, *1. Ea*t Fir*! Str#*« C. ■ - 3h#*l| volusloored to act “ ^ officer. *ad for weak* ih# offte* will ta» ntmM of all whit* or colored J • •n s m*n or *° *”*“’ " •mploy»*nt **F Thar* are no siring* to th* of registering and <*•*•*•, C-'tt-of any kind litralvod. undontoo 1 tkat tha drlr* « tea will m*k* avory effarl to cure ' •taploymaal tog «»*ry ] wh# regular*. This act'oa was ak«n an *rn»y organUatlg i th* CRr « • » r w*« aomod O entrar of th# palgn yesterday w h # mew 150 merchoats hnd- S ilaaM met In the City H «l to the N. R. A. p It wo* *nnu> that *11 membert of th# Coonty Ch»mb*r * f‘<;mi fointod last woak by ocUa# (Vut 1. r . Hoi**# *houM thsraoelcre ■» member* of www; f r m f t , ndvlgory At e w m to r wwn imi mtot Oil* mcrslng, Th* m:rnht|’o ms*ting • iltndid by asarly.20 mewbur*thl* advisory commlttoa “ 1 Col*net J. L MorenUtU of P/hIM ly Division, Colon*1 T. LswI jb of the Educational ■Ion, as#Colon*! R. A. N th* Man Power Division. • Col. MareoUtla stated Uiit u i aid**, Majors R. J. Holly, R.'1FNippef, Byron St*ph«ua, A. TL Franklin, Mori* Bonjam' Jam** Wilatn ar* ready d«rs ' in ipr lading thro gk Ik* medium wlndew card*, itrtiri sign*, odtertlalhg, and motion >1 Him*. Col. Lawton staled that three Majors, L. H. ConoiUy ih* (nformst on Depsrtmxat, Nix of th* Appolatmsnt m*nt, on.t Counts Johnson of Spsakore U urttu, o il) are to go Into action. Ho stated that ho u n d lrttM that Major Conntlly's dull** (W to itimy all arallabla data *o BUT ho ttu) Mvsral Captains or iin tn U ho auy appoint will J a tbl* -lo diiMmlnat* proper InrlVl maUoa about any tubjoct ptodK ksfor* thorn. n* sto trJ that klajor Nig m d l have charga of miking apgjlggl msnts for tho appoaram ‘ “ * spoakar* btfor* civic clubs, group*. church##, and Otk group*, and that Major Juhndoa wtuld so* to It that proper >dd well Informed speaker* win ho ready to mob* oa address oa u u (a rt of th* program at * tonmeal'* a.)tic*. , CPt N*wm*n ' am ounts I that he hod appointed seven Ms Jest. Mr*. F. E. Roumlllat, Mr*. L x Pulegion, Mr*. Linton Allan, Bludwrrth. V. E. Dougl***, W. w .$ Hayaaa and Ned Smith. <Hg wa* lastrictod that hia i#fl tlaa will coaslit o f^ m sk b p -io to-blcck canvas during f H ***k of th* driva, Uta t announcad I*Ur. rvory block ad Uw with tlm. P rapliW h Ra-employmaat Ag . rgVOy of n (tloysd and aodlfylo^, tb* adaptability • bp 0g______ rarlaua trade, and toduaUlaog lnXO*. Uolaon to tho I to As ihla morning's uadgr way, Gosornl mlodad kla staff that ■or, a Mggtr war tkaa tha U « l Uv .1 — \ * Downtown Office Registering Ut ployed To\ To Assist J o I _ * SLl ■■■ ■ i �LOAN COMPANY! TO BEGIN GIVING: at, 3 ErrorsIn Am azing ft Prove F atal To Feds >*tween the Sanford Celery aad Dayto ad Beach lalaadera were fighting for’ third place, loot to tha Fade here yeeter- r haaa-ruaalag t* tho llth tha Fad* filled th* baser it a man eat, aad three srrhkh tamo in lass than two M In tho llth bmiag, w en alblo for the defeat wbkh 4 a large crowd that aat [k tha late re*ting game. M ja il as Denali started to l It *p, and Bed wee perched sty ea first. hen came the gay-off- Joiner tod la front ef the piste, and i than two mbiutes later both aad Burnacd had (Cored; It gened this way: hepman sleeted to throw to Md to got Burnsed. If th* ball I keen .lower, Buraesd would v boss out easily. Instead, ipman'a thfow waa high and It want tola centsrflsld. Burnsed Beaded toward third where he should have boon held except that to that base, Ih* ball rolling near(pito the Daytona dugrat. Dennis akkad It up there sad, casing Buraesd practically home, he threw wide of th* piste, almost hitting Rad In th* back. Joiner — l a t h e meantime had followed 1 id around tho sacks, so that h* atprod oa that third arror. It 14 tha first time that a player has aside a horn* run on a hunt at • Municipal Park. Tha .Ida was re­ tired without trouble just • moa s s t latsr, but th. Feds couldn't overcome thht two run lead In .their half of th* 16th. The afternoon was full at high­ . lights, with tha pitchers stealing i pso*t of tha gkry. Denali walked ehly. ono men during the I> . frame*, while Cusack walked only two, both of them Intentionally In the llth . Dennk struck out 2 iqen and Cusack struck cut one ■Aa, both of which fcaU were un­ usual In a gams af Dust length. Probably the customers were tare eetlsfled with the senee•aal outfield work toned In by Hoy Harrison and Bart Maxwell Uka with any other featuree, how4ver. Harrison mad* lwa miracu­ lous catches In tha fourth that bed tha fans wild, wh|le during th* rant of tha tilt ho cam* up iHth ball after ball. Ha turned la ate* put-out* aad aa asaUt all is r . Maawell too had ptarty of haDc hit et him. 10 pattouU bolag credited him, but he ipollpd Ilk work by making a poor throw ta third In th* fatal llth , a Ihtow whkh permitted the fln t run to name ever. Defeat also came fer th* Fed* because they mkeed one storing opportunity after another- Fer laftance, In the fourth after two llngko and a (quota* hunt had •bored a run over and placed ansfjkir runner on third with two 4«t. Port was a nlnfkld out. In tha fifth Chapman tripled to start with, only to die on tha basa whan Dennk, Jknnsr aad Martito* wont out 1“ °rdet< U the usually lucky aorontk Port reached second with on* out but bo died Ihare when Chapmen aad Dennk filed out to tb« In- S Chapman flew out and Deank grounded out. Tha Fed* were f ln t to score, In the fln t Inning. Bonner opened with n single. He waa sacrificed to second by Harrison, and ha scored on Bam**' alngle to center. Ab­ bott hit Into a double play shortly after. The Islanders got the runs back In the second. With ono out. Join­ er eras walked. Spake doubled to left, Joiner scoring on the play when Chapman dropped Bonner’s scoring Speke and Apgar hit Into throw to tho plate. Helton, singled, ■*Thwbk*pt*F m r tiu r tM r iw r * Tho Feds got thotr flnalyun In tho fourth. Abbott slngkd to k ft and Maxwell singled to right, sending Abbott to third. Maxwe'l stole second and Miss bunted, scoring Abbott as Maxwell want to third. Pert waa aa Infield out. After that Inning, the tilt set­ tled Into a great hurling dual which shosred Dcnnlc up as the dependable hurlar most of tbo fans have felt ha Is. Cusack had tha Feds hitting to the Infield ae usual, a fact tectlfled to by th* S3 put-outs credited to ShanaMl at flnt, and IS other put-oute around tha Infield. Tomorrow tho Feda go to Loo*burg to most a Brain toam whkn whipped Cocoa yaatorday. Tha Pads' now kft-handor, PeU Geig­ er probably will gat tha call. It will h* up to him to aead th* Fedi nkng tha - path toward tho' pmnant Geiger will probably ba op­ posed by Rochester, a right­ hander. Th# bog score: IJV.ns. Ik .... I's lk r t t h , I k fk a a a o a , I k ... It D a r s H S , If J o lf i.r . r f B. H a ra s s* , r l OUT ITS BLANKS K h n t a f i ef Spec KHmey'a wildm n l i t k i f l f t k laaieg to w n f lt i raaa t* 4 take • • to t ( n c u ( m Um | H | I | leading Cocoa Indteaa g r w tH lf Hancock hard WUia* I n to aotfiakUr. provided tha touch that maaat victory whan ha walloppcd a homo ran la tha flft with tha haaaa loaded. Tha gmaM waa playeg under protect, Manager AUlna of the Cocoa team taelatod that U ehaald net ha glaired beeaeec a passing ahover held ap the gam* laager than tha time limit Big Bill Pcnaml held the In­ diana scoreless until the (lath In­ ning when twe aolld bioera and a eoupie of ecretch Infield hlto Keoentad for tNir two r u e . la Leeaburg'a big fifth taniag they batted around, Fcrrexxl firat man ep walked aad took aecond on Ho. gaa’e neat eacriflce. Medlla lined a hot one ta Hopbine and. all hande were aafa when ha elected to try for Ferraril at third. Ceppa walked, filling the baaee, and Mc­ Call/ chalked ap a paaaed ball to let Farraxxi acore. Parrish atrolled -------- . J. W. 8HADOIN M uuger Of Florid* vgneed the ana of 114,000. fcxeept la pa/ment of team aad eaeentlal repalra aad other necea•ary, incidental eipenaee, no caah JACKSONVILLE, I* hr >1— w II be advanced oa a loan ef thle t/pe. Banda—The corporation's Tha flerida hearkpaartor* of the bonda will bear tatoreat at ihe Home Owner* Loan Corporation rate of 4 percent per annum. Tha will begin tomorrow the dlatrikw- United Htatea Government guartlon ef application blank* to p*t- antcea the pa/ment of cuch inter­ aona who hare made re*weeta i n act. but not the principal. All loana under the provlalone af Ike bomb will mature la not leva than 11 /ear* and the orporatlon la Home Loan Ownera Act. Jaiaea R. Stockton, manager of required lo retire Hum aa rapidly the Flerida branch of the corpora­ ae IU rttourrea will permit. tion, announced that the dktriW“Tha corporation will make a tlon of application blank* would caah loaa up to 40 percent of the bo reatricted at fln t to realdenU veloe of the property (aa deter­ mined by the corporation'! ap­ of Daval county. • Some 1,600 mqueato already praisal) to retire an ailatlag have been received alono from mortgage where there la Imminent Duval county. Mr. Stockton eatl- danger that the home will ba loot _ by foreclosure and the mortgage mated that the _____________ offlea would beg*" ' l l dnya gjiarlraunol be acquired by the eg­ making loana wl.Ithln .. TL .« b__ I. fInlareet _ a___ a oa _ change af bomli. receipt of application!. such loan* ahall bo at th* rata of t A circular containing general Informal! in aa to how the act op- portent. No loan of this typo may what tha radio baa dona to tha art o f Beethoven, Bach aad all tha great compceere aad what it la doing te the. mntldane who moot earn a living under prevent ecot nomlc condlUone. U quotee official publication* of the United Statoe Department of Commeree, the find!age of Prealdent Hoover** Committee oa Social Trends, official charto and etotementa by the Mask laduetries Chamber ef Corniceo, the American Faderntlou of Musicians, the National Broadcasting Comere ta prove that "weak and Its pan/ and landing musk putykhcreatora are being curved." "The corporation will make now musk, good mask sad poor caah loana up to SO pcrcaatum of muskt mu a le rang, played, th* value aa datermlaed .by th* whistled, hummed aad crooned by corporation's appraisal for lb* artlcta sad aspiring artist*, by payment of drfaulled Uses and professional and am*tears." aaaeismente which th* owner k Notwithstanding thk and IU unable to pay and to make nocee- contention that both music and *ary repair* In order to maintain musicians are "starving", th* aothe property aa tenantabk, which ckty make* It plain It has no th* owner la unable to make. In­ brief agslnct th# rsdto and gives terest on such loana ahall bo at no Indication H k prepared to join tha rate of 6 percent. th* campaign against tha loud“Except with the spprovsl ef the corporation at Washington ell each applicant upon request a loans mutt be authorised monthly. form of application for ban. This It la th* corporation's polk* to •pplkatlon (typewritten If poaslrequire th* satlefactloa In full ot bk). must ho fully-completed and all liens against the property from signed by th* applicant and re­ the proceed* of It* loan. turned to th* Jeeksonvllk office “In all casas where tha eorpir- *f th* corporation, room Ml, •lion la authorised to Isaue bonda Graham Building. In payment of a mortgage, tha "Whoever by a false itotemeR*. consent of th* holder of the mort­ In the application, or otherwise gage to accept the bonds of tha wilful)* Indue** th* corporation to corporation mutt be secured. piaka loan subjects himself to "A form *f mortgagee’s consent Criminal prosecution. ner-occupled.^,, w furB|(h. j tor "Tho peraon soaking a loan from anteslead, o r lfc * * f rom tht corporation and th* corporation contacta by tha * T* M» • • .should bo submitted with com- I application to pay all e n a ta tne corporaapplication. Th* consent of l of th* lean, such as abstract, ' - r*C0 ■kk» mortgegee to accept bonda of surrey, attorney, appraiser, and « reflnaaeoe the corporation should bo valid far « minimum period of <0 day*. HI exchange “The corporation will famish tained In th* eircukr: “Hem* Owner*' Loan Corpora­ tion waa ereatad for th* relief of home owners In distress with their mortgages, taxes and other lieni, and tho corporation prapooe* t » mcke ovary effort to carry out the purpose of th* bllL This do** not mean that a mortgage m*st be In th* process of foreclosure; however, It must he him* in mind that the act creating th* cor­ poration U n relief measure and will be administered primarily for re­ lief purposca and not for general refinancing of mortgagee. “Tho orporatlon ran acquire In an at w ro a ■ s * a « i i ARREST ALLEGEDMURDBREB B I L L Y ’S U N C L E S S O M I.A V D O te l /M A V K VJH'VMJ ra o 'S S S t TA*. WMOtXM AWSto VWjOtA. Civilization ! h% i romtxpc TUBBY . ,-' a k m c fo e o M i u ' t a a r r a to u a a v frtcm jrfVK KNOW VOO* U40CLt,C MCM*, OOhAPAhN'i M ts r .o a C^Mihf to ooa oe. Imho? tom t 1 THW IU J 4 %--. ? *>v 4i ** * l - ' 3 . ' • »V* . 'V - • \ \ ]h ‘ * • ' , - ’ . , . • ------------------------------ :------------- *---------- — • t * , — V a —* — y ' 1 , . WILL TRADE—1937 • Chryxkr roads Ur, good condition, fer cow of chickens. (Hasson's Store, Lake Mery. ' uBtot For Thu South" Doakr A Gey’s fleer and Deck Paint k elastic, durable and ccossemlcal. It lq aat affected by water aad has no equal for porch Boat dgcki, and when a Paint must STAND HARD WEAR.’ ' Sanford Avenue A V .U P ! J FOR SALE—1331 Austin coup*. Practically **w. Price. *276. Ratliff aad Beat, Seafaed-Orlando Highway* ’ M08C0W, July 19—(A’l-R oporU In Franc* and Spain that Loon Trotsky, exiled CommunUt lender, might he reconciled with 15— Apart— y i TW R « l Moscow and be named Soviet FURNISHED Aftpari ment Three Resale's flret ambassador to rooms.. CoM, airy bodroom. Spain were officially charactor- Screened porch.* Priest* bath aad privets entranca. AI9- Elm Are. Phono 719-W. t ;i ■it apartment, Imagky Apart* 3TANLEY-ROGER6 HARDWARE CO. CATCM A P E U l" U H lL b i R p m MODEL T Roadster ISAM- Model A roadster *6.00, hath Ip good condition, Reel * Sen*. Dealers, Myrtle Avo. TIQTZKY TALK . DECRIED _ fkoA, S lr u r k n u l, ky f.'usark I. k r D ann ia J. B asra oa balls, a f t O usaak I . a ff anls I. R arnsd ran# A *nlo rd X, p in n a I. Ilm e lrs * P a lm s r mmC r t a s L T im * I m . y ,- • 7f * 1chase of "radio time" from *3r •33,500 In 1937 to 139407,000 In 1932. * Tho delUre-and cento effect ef ____ ______ oa . I composer* radio____ eompetltkn and music publisher* k shown In anolhor chart which places the to­ tal sale ef sheet musk at -3,447,775 In 1924 and at |S37,1»4 la 1932. Meanwhile, r a d i o audiences grew from 1SJWO.OOO In 1935 to SO,000,000 In 1933. "Talking" films joined with th* radk to make for unemployment among mdalctana and fer the further mechanisation of musk, reducing the number of persona employed In motion picture theater orches­ tras from 19,000 In 1938 to 3000 In 1033. DOZIER ft G A rS QUALITY PAINTS may bumadeand r and healthy by BARTOW, Jury gP.—Bought for ••ran years on a fln t degreo murdrr ahargs, John West, DaH ritrr by In a ln a s : iNirtona are ss# •*• ##* eer vrnporl negro, waa arrasted ThuraBaaforC is* tea Saa St* *#* day by Deputy BIU Mock and H u m m o ry : lian a h a l t * 4 In. Iln rn ra . Mis*. Ilo lto n T w o knsa Chief L. a . Kemlcr at the homa h it,. Sank*. A e a a r, lln n n s r. T h r a a m >« k it. ivineataa. D n e b l* p la y . of hla alator In Davenport. Wccl I*art |n A h k n tl In Ita rn a a : A p a a r In waa Indicted by the grand Jury r a t k r r l h In Sna nn on : It. HaraaaO ta lln lln n N la U n kaara. A h k o ll, M a s - In October, 1936, fer the pistol w r it, r » n . M arrlflcaa I t e m s , H o i . •kylng of Jim Johnaon, negro. ton I. Ila rrla o n , M lsa. Part. law s e t a* a a NEW SMYR! ... . though outhlt only ono blow, th* New Smyrna Crackara suffered a 14 to 6 defeat yesterday at lha hands o t the Orlando Tigers. The Cracker* were heeded toward a ahuteut but finally awoha In the kta stages of th* contest George Beck end Monroe, both ef th* loecra, had perfect day* at bat. Beck hit a double aad three single* In four trip* to th* plat*, while Monroe hit a double aad two ilngloa and gained a walk In four trip*. Prof. Rood, Central Florid* belting leader, hit safely twice in four tripe"Shorty" Melthy, of th* Ttgen, handled IS chance* at aecond safe­ ly to 'Ik a league record ect by Prino, of Corea, In lM l and aqualled In 1933 by Jack Sanford. ta th* alghth, which waa fa*Tb* boa scorn AB M ■ O tared by h nargumsnt that epdod OBLANOO Urban Elmer Spak* was pqt out af tha gaanc (or ahoriag Umpire Ea renal arouad, Bonner reached aecond with aene eat only to sec Manteca, Berara aad Abbott g* K E tr-S rw S ' __It. finite-tha preeeae almpU.ta. .1 WO aaJ^raiTVe' mad# only when describe, aa fallows: < went ta the plate with the etoge the homa owner cannot obtain n "From II to IB hour* a day, all eat fer hie Mg. act With the loan from ordinary kndlng agencount two etrikee and ene ball ha cks. Loans of this kind must bo mating statkna repetltkusly and •lammed the aaat pitch over the was called to tho explanation ef approrad by th* corporation la endlessly din Into the ran ef tho sew tow. left field wall. , .; ; Washington. million* of listeners old musk end Hera k th*. Information con­ Laeabarg scores another la the alith when Hogan waa eaf. on Headle/ a error went to staond on Kedlln'e alagle aad romped home when C. Coppa got hie aecond eafe blow of the game. The boa acore: 000 la It**, when proeperity wad at It* peak- If ••»•* deereaeed to HS4A40J00 *• 1Ka' 11 W" ekarf**bU l® ti® eceeomk ' 1 Agal net Ula hag* aal* •< t e s ­ ( tate. the veloe ef P>a"~ £ creased from f**A70d»0 In 1926 , •IMOO.OOO In IM . T^pho-K to (graph Industry also was hart Wt, i total ask* decreasing from ooofioe la 1927 to I4.SW.0001 ta | 1*31. Simultaneously rayallk* from phonograph racorda alumpod | jfrom I7S0JW to |1*.M > £ same period, and dropped to the i |low record for tho industry wlwa tho /reached fM.800 In 1*3*. | Meanwhile, advcrlkcra were i Itaming to th* radio ta acll every- * V r FOR BALEi Largo quantity sawduet, Sllnney Lumber Co. Longwood, Fla. �. I s •- ■■ •, * THE HANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA. PAGE TWO T h e Sanford Herald # * trt if t r n H M i* *««**■• ■■Mar ■* •■*!«»?il* I InrMa. Ill K A« M a n iM illa lr r * 4 a • ■# rot n il v ia * a a a M H • I x r 17. I » l ® at Ikw N a u M r i . l In n a a n » 4 » v a rc #1 • «*f H t r r f c a. la trt. N I I U . 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T i t I I r r a l i t «• a a a m ih a r a t IK # iM B t la t M I 'r t M H I M la r lr ln t l i r l ) t a l l l l r t l lit l i t an* f o r l a . i a l l l f N l l a a i d a ll a r m C lip a ltlt t # t r i l l I till <•» I I a t a n t n l h r t t H a t rfm l-*: I t c 4 I n 11 la cm p t r a m i a la * l i t la . *al ita i p a h litlH h r r r la . A ll llg lll n f p M h llra l| t«n nt a p rrla * • la p a t f l im i r r r i a a t r «•!*** r r « n t d *----------- t F — ' The Florida Exhibit TL E H D A Y . Al M SI I. 194.1 G r o cers Settle On C l o s i n g And Opening H o u r s with the raiment ». TUESDAY. AUGUST, 1. 1911 tv admit.> . L etters from Hurl Lehmann, now- at the C entury o f Progress Exposition in Cflh ayo w here he is illrei tor of nvic i till, pnrtii ipnlion, *li;.p*-l ail tlntthl as to th.* e m e s ' of the exposition and th e rrow ds which are in Haiiv aiiend << o n t m u r . l f r n m p a g e I ) a n te there. .Mr. Lehm ann devote* (he (/renter pari "f hi* tim e to visitlnif vArious itvic rlttlw. Iiinchi**ms, dinner^, and * t '*'V r^ .h n t''R o n « rv lt m h.. o forth where In- tells the y nests and irwrmicT.* p f 'ent % |( A In th* r»n f the tra d e and residential poe.-dldlltie* of th is M ate a n d | ('a h„»n .".r**l»** ■ group *f partii nlarly of Sanford and this «er,iun, " ! ,, , , ( jc -pitltcd profMainnalty K irently he w rote. "T his F air y t s l.ij/yi-r and crowd* i mi* *,t iw t The pr*"*-..* and fnare increasing from dav to day. We compiled some fig foe find ■< ' *> M.imv to our tire., y esterday for the h t f f ft* days of thin Fair, until duly *"*'> aie.i « - « • Uftth inclusive, and they show th e re has h e m an av er age. l kUl n w^>t w, of 15,0tHl pixiple a day in th e Florida Mull. L.T.non a day in L j, r r(|(h, t), .I the Florida orange grove, and IH.tiOO u day in th e H o n d a I w |M. wl). Iv t„ waive dr-' HoiTsc. a total of 83,000 [sople a day. though, of course, io*tt<l* .it .vin rerpre-1v unlit a m any of these people visit all th re e of th ese larger Florida neir. cipp .Mmcm* wraatofl. Iters ».( I hi. wo f»»t thsl lh» r s iu r it ex hihits, and are, therefore, counted th ree tim es. "fliif riguniig llh- IC.nno ffir f tt dnv i, m eant th a t m ore 1*,...w via- tin#- -Uipi: - idpcrL mini .git*Afe, -Hi... uJl.t;„,,,,|*u-.t1,1, wtii ^ ... cfu111 .. !|Lhiit: t ■. ! I ,| — nl ih* Bid h»"4i* will lir bm injH* 1 if Ilf r!l•:"1i than 5,000,000 people have seen th e Florida exhibits, and if tti ** t.rrth t i r mrrrhiint • a»d you cut th ese figures in half, w hirh I think I ’j o n erya- fi]'*fr*TTT*, wpR’ftMtfK *t'*‘' . ' ”Tj''7' *T d Y "f tH"If"'*''V*'"•Vff’Tt live, to a i iom it for those who visit lioth the heirnla Hall *Ik- h*»*rn uf W(rd Sun •i\ mnri??> and H orida House or orange grove, it still gives us two fur i" 14«*fi t *-** ♦* ’, i*» >| * ** and a half million different people who have seen Florida's Ili*« Ul»«r th^n ripYlffFd that main », »* h*»ni. »s m nexhibits -at the W orld's Fair. T h a t's about twice a s .m any futd hlp will )f rBil«»*«l In ♦K®* imiHH, ft ft *‘h if* '■ •»! * tf, a t the pre e n t population of the state. 'I lie f a ir still has (ind* r 1tif* cludffjC 1Imv w 1* i« N r h'Rif* th ie e m onths to go and tin heaviest, atten d an ce is still vkhiU* iilmu t a!I nr*rn ft**ld h*n»M |.RflIf ♦’ I J\ | j!(. Vftrilllltllli 1",* ' > f r -Hf- I.'li cit grm-rry d'm *r♦ id n ad nf it*. It i hard to e.tlim ate th e am ount of good in* giiliiil t**' .»(•■ ju l «p«*n i»|f. nnd whrn lh*« Miff d*.iUf- m ♦. , *it ' *t ™ thi- exhibit is doing Florid A. 1 iinfktr* f**t rn, the* itn?M 4rt nf* ilMr 1 %,-f .it'.i'tli »' 1 |!| " O u r entertainment features im hiding the Orangt »4n*ly rt»iM?t|, Jf .((JiCii Mild ;*-•ni.iM'i'ii'-,]|Mff ii t *•- The Gc.ldni l o t « » i fiuiii I .-.mil 4[Mil, “tiins. •> htav.iMi and be jo>ful. M tailb; and liosk forth intu iirigina. (> moaiism.. for the I. .i,l hath roni('.rl«i| Ins prnpl., nn.I will hn\< pu n y upun j lllnisuni Mule (puirlette from ,tin- Negro A g ricu ltu ra l •’•hool liiH IrltFf rftnrlllilfMl with MWr U m 'H 'J.TfHl«;|f>,{- /.jll.ififil , hi* afflirtHl." in i SI. Augustine, a re -averaging live npju nrnni ■ . a day. in III* n-f’in* |F *!-*•♦t fully s i (UF ■ 11fti- tin - fru fr ,fh.irr th.tt } H. ui t Am ( ii *» 1T4JoVH iff 11» iii.rik*» Anionx tin rltat-on* tvlii. h nun Jlhe' Flnfida Hall in tin- Ciatrl nf Slates, broadcasting once h i - »» | . i n* Mint unit" - fl, y prUn-l III*- Is-. ..ii . ornuai « a -j u dav over Hie (llllilie nddn s ,\ item which t l heard I rum hmif 'tuff* ?•t by +*» «t*MnK a ** / •mi »((* .« piif t j .* Jitif* f If;(-»«" i|*, .r (he- follim-ioK fr in the tin I- •aiiiplff i»-rs all over tin- grounds, and at lead ntee a day over Will ?# Hliln tn » fii|i(fi^fiieif •* fill Ikr( 'V% t?m* ftlifVtn*; »h* rity «»f Sa*»rit. m .,. 1 .itU" :**♦ "Anil we ha.e hnewu slut IIIle II >t! l adlo.A ll average- « l Ifl.lMMI Florida fohlef-t , are given nifi'fj1 h\ fit* N ff 1* n \ n r, (hr hive ttuii tent hath l « * '•"'•fawnydaily in tin Florida Hall inn I an ivc rage of over 1 !<>♦• f lit t»f m f»*w fif il * 7|/* ft |n On m»y. nn»l On* wn, (.id <in-* >1 11-r \ l» IMIII \\ l, dv* Is lov*-; «n t he li e dw*TMh |if nu*. a day ol tlm i registering lo r Florida*!; inform ation wil( th«* li«h«*r1r«ir H i m . of tha it1* f ir *• \ •»h. ,ii. n, thi* ,\n love Hwellrih tn fiisl. ntnl test "> f,, , hamhers ot I'ltnnn in -, trnnsjsirfattofr H*jfr*i rat ill'll* #;|| Slilufuril Ik* :» t»*. t'NlUJI'lj, ||| I.et J* , H'HIt .l \\ | l» t. him. 0 Johti •!;!*«). coni|*anies and other* interested in Florida." •I'mluly* ti» si*i»nri* Uu*ir pro*1fjr rt*r«, lr, (Jrtt. .*ry .Stnli figures are certainly illiiininatijig a. to tin- Ire - vi mu x ftit Ihrtr •irti'nrm* ♦*. f l«*v|» t Ii 1 ti HImm \ • .1 iWfl aiJ,| ji.*.iT Wr IhciDxhl wf i.ultnl n hum nnndoii;* advertising iM-neflts of tin F a ir. In addition »i- Oai'i* m 'fur i i.i f jn^ m yum *Mi'i 1n • Iccrr >'f■1I dw|!f., . Itr.if TiFt rHiM* in (ht i»ii !Tiih»h« ■ h*‘lp nar itfimp/* ifFitift r j * lx.I it tfiiDn! uni l•• !*• « * l » zl*1 to tin- thousand* of p e rn iis who are g e llin g tin- "F lo rid a I* im i Nf* iirllim Turn* Otkrn i.n thi* o tge" from eeirig tin* stale's lettliirlcahh- exhibit, there (Veil la-ltr, check up mi l•' |j|,.rM||v million > of |»-..ple III the whole l ulled States Ii ’I m n«»r thaii *»f .» r«irnplninl t»y If we jo,i oll'oar cv.-.fl 'Oderrnre J|rf. .......... „ w «,ia p e r. of ............... . .» ii Inti* woiiiiin mrrelimit «*l *i**ttriri*t«»wit win* -liilcd thnt lh« MK.11MGR \ 1*11 I'ltl.NTI.NIi ' "'V lev w lin li an- prailn-jillv unanine>iis m agreeing Dial M*>r i h »iir-i null fitfiT ht*r out| p. null....I n fi « f.-i I--nil' oil •. . . . , ll*|e|m*»^, 'I ylmm ; M-li- Mild,.. Ilrial-l (Vo.tMnt lllhit.exhil.lt excels all till- other.-. I inert | 1 friffII CHil'tffV, i*X|ir<*4*le tiriici*uff it to.i n i• »/ { 'Ih e ii- will In- siuiie positive return m i Ftorida’i* Invent __ Special Invc-s lig a ti'ins___ ---------friTi tn in 'ttrrc -F a rr-w h rn -n m th i-r ii-a~nn ~ p TT-iTm lrr-w n y 7 nir ilf I i*tit IRkrtt Lit 4 rmu111, Thu ||tti« tf'Wfl rtf I IIII SK M INIII.F ( MI NTY fnfttl lliitl (In y an* willing til Inrtn ilmvit *n fht* ImM i i ’lt ** CRKDIT \SSOI I \TION f"i»^TM ii •I»miI I that (Imy m, t;,*» I' m *»I i1 r »|f|li lfi|f inIn 4 *f I it ill!i*"1 I'huHi- I*** tit iht* HniifitriJ Imitfiip iirt'ii nl* (»»%•, |*,irL I** X*,*t|.*n1. Mu with lh*» In■* At If i *I •nin* nf duHtifli |l iiiiiild Mink h ti itiptir* I hi* ill Ik inti* it#. It *-*•(*!» tli**y A prominent tirlnndoan him In-en Inking Issue with one n r| limit *Jup, linin'! Itru w IIiji I . I In* t‘«'*nn \ppiovti? t.f I hi* nil hide WH* niFF« nr nt ltn-t tIrtti t!»** |'rii»hi»*4 of that c ity ’ newspaper . over the- publication of hurricane t lull1 Wf IM‘ *I I"t*fti| IInfi 11>111 ilIff Iit"t• warnings day i hi advan.e of the storm':! arrival or before n flti i «:j|?m . |ht- upphiu i . ul.i. J, peiicsl air 1...1 * ,„.,i ..r in* Nc« it d. finite- and filial cjHirn can lie a I irla im -d l"i* . ' I tain, ftdbtnt cf If, Mill! h|M • m ( , H th in Ink. M-mmm. lake Miny, |i»ai. ] I In- contention 11 made tliut the printing nf a went her bn • . lii-aii repot I r o H ir n ilig a tropical dixlurbaiirc* vvliirh i m any • •«"<(•*.I. II, f.itrikTUlilt |, IIlid \ IfIIMi»I,I,H|« PpMDlfE n u n ii*iUm| in lIt* itiri*,. 'tli..l*lmi|iif>ni i«c tui in ili- liuiMlr* <!:*■ <-l miles away 11 neiil’ei- Iv to excite tin* public i:i (ip wliiuli 11m*11 ,,(i in indiiMii* Fti-i Id* t .... lim n.......... . , h u m - iintavnrahle and unm i *-: uirv . puMii il v. RpprMYnl ••f lh< ri|» ai».| , l*.w psicrr lu ll, :>. p»~i liMiiini nf l h . I . (R a n tin g , for the- like Id Migunienl. tin t—the cnfilen- illfc III* I (triipM.fil, (Itrcff- m 1 J.vi iy ....... . ’ *• ............. '*■ 1, ion e true, the fuel tc main Hint nhv m u ......... ruing a I. .In . IlMl, f till ,i|| |f p i t-i.4 |ft4|| ........ " " ,.............../ W . ' l u t r i n a m . evict in the v .tv lit t tag. .......... ............. has a '"Til *M nf f||ir -fiflM* f||infill IV fi>< in** itiftti l»» »( , . . , ,, I . U Imm lit* # tciri* mid «*4 .M .t. . g d# d of M'•IlIlT leader III?* iitlei* hr . t lift 1». I'tlia ( IIlt ill il #»f I* t? and Hill elite* i||l* « ??!•* ait- s rila-rs at ?••ur prnp l *i«I h.«d Itttn j,i p4 mr ................ . i- I ,, ] i avjttg i - Is ....... . .. and in ............. 1 and on mat mm inf. I *»i if |I m- km,tc, m| lIm* win.t a,h i , . , i i , , |„ I,., i., u^/ I* i wliic It inleri «| them, lies i i tin all* i native JL"c a In ' 1 l||l?v i mil ii|Mii| fl„ frtrti!i r . f,» •i 11 ta (jisgrpapi-r Hum to give every avail |bh pi<s i- nf in ndpi-i He* i, W'trkiiiK hour *, |,cdTli* •ngt-oll. ii e a,nil- l Im |formation al-oltl ini|ic'Uclici|’*ylol Ills. idr •• n ., |m mi | i|, i, i.||, 4 I.ena ri.ii-1c in-, ' * 11.011. ' iliIP,l CM doithl tin- l.uichilily nf tie argUitllTlI that warn •«* (nfik.c pm** Iiii-mm t,ndI , (In* |,a.w till till!. .11,1.1 l l | ll.Jt.C I |,|ll,| mg Jar m ad, am t ate not etc-aittbl* m d lit at tie-, might In-Ur 11, d Ip. * i'7«tri ul'< i ♦fi» • n • k'*k« •>i |,r ||, | five I lie tale a li'iic L eve. Th e n - nre lllaiiv imlu I' ml . ti.u 5uc|iM r,| ilmf nn Hwnt i* *it** »lh tf f itL’llk**4, .1• 11 -. rtilr'ip ri e and indi’ idunls that might find it '•»- l“lTn|"1 I* Hindi’ lit |t;i vt | Ii , 1 ,1y l! I* RIM i Ii U it* » f*r hill * bM .tlit I* •vaiTlIllg i ln l a « mini •"1 I'rl » tin Whfn H*i « i ?*• l« I lu­ tl* llli-tv ad* .mlageon i In II Ive a vvei l v 4 Id |l(lilllIkif p c*I Iji | Hf |.,im neiv roit»* It f' not ......... . i>explain *h*wlic-r* VCitNiiin i lull hi ll r t ■ •s ill dir *. |*cn, he . „(|,*.r |l -hnedd I...... tivirnia to aiiveno o le - - lo p s 'to Hnt#.n,iFl* M I ' ll lr I 'i*i♦ I,. I I I ** *111 f,„ . |,| lid. mili.V, n«0,|.,|fd tvllh khmi-i , |*i<*v| * (m l f t , ♦ tbf Pn*f*-I I Inn! I'hnuld their p l-p i'lt', III- ieiipar.li.o-,I la-, nil e some *'*• *. f-t.m *1? Hjj t|lt.„ V.|M,4 M u Ii h Im > .ii * !ir*|i|f h liifif*. in in- mi|d>' g*t nerviiuc'* Me i.-itln r think not mfict .*■on | , | - a,r i ini ,-k H f* * MM'hlh tilt ii* It?ttcm) .|n I |i i peisili-iily Hlgnifh ant that tin- t'«*i I di's which. Vl '>*' 1 ' *|»*»’(. «M*» H-» pM*1 lltJIVt Iff! ■It* III* *'i iif|ilf*lf**e|| Ifi pisTi in hs I 'til' a -ie r e t 'd r trm liv*•mnilifiMt di'wt f "a Ml1** 1 d I Ihiif im ’.vt*,d | | ill It, . I ft yFfiT* .if1*** ffiiii II -lull).; ill*-V. C,i, ■- im - and alieiild i oidinin- to lie tie1 ini* ' atlrai'tivc- to OMlfrr Im dw Alfrnl|«n, „f (he 1 ' MiniI •wiiillr I 4 tfl IPIfIP, 1' *•' Tfl <«i||||»li«tftf t; mi,- f »)|. u I.......... met CM-V r*' id-Sit* t 'sliferilia and Fhn idn, ijollf 1*11,1 ill* It'tifiH i- ut lb,. \\<T foi nla with it- ri-c in -I i f ihsastious enrllo|nal •s m l . , ml I'I • lltn Vt |\ \ I, III, Ml;,,„| I n ’ not b'-en I'ivi'ii tin* “ rim arcuiml h ik k 0a c t i o n h'llly *O VV Mi,til * li ,,»tf •«*(*»! I t o ......... .lest rtf-tier, b u n a m e. of till*. u-r vac vacatinitial a K n Unit W* jim* till I*tl r f ;i ibniy* r VC I -m . c-ssfiil to nri-t seesmes and tin- unm n-r iitinnisl s fSriel lN f y H ( ) l( J! F( J lI lI*T r l»U» fill pin m ii'tM *«*(,*’ i - ui'|t> I,if t-i tin - stale during H i" i»*rind nf trct(.hicl storms, extend- | \ T \ r i » a fl‘>l rtuDl'lM If f. Tit t i*pii! I list v• rv*If front lone to N .venit-.-r, hicv*4 liniiinted greatlv ill th.- \ / |y l x , | \ , f -x / Iy E J»I ¥|fi i >i*i1 111 l. *>* * I Im*i r ft***l fiti ta il few yrtiM , \__ th*» mill,it,I, |t*,f i» i . „ ( 11,** pail It m i' l.e . strange quirk ill lltltuali nature, hut it is a fCon.fmird Pro.a r*<P . , ctf rttihi titiii fit* Ink « in, h i • ■fi*l try I m i Imp (It** ii 11*04 tiff in fe | . tu-vet'Jteb’s t It.at exciting thlllgri tloc-s t f l keep |»se , ...rn.- from th, tmnllrr " - • « ...roil. ( ,,r t, mtkr ?<* *!»**.•>i i.t ***t«»h |it.* nl. aw tv. If |here la a gnu fiidit cm a rrrlttitt ...rn e r of 'lie l.ieb- »<-. ri*linn, n,„( „ , (I,,, , p( Naiit'iml VlFnivvi" A« t >h tI'M* fmi •, ellv the street a will he fitted <|uick!v w ill, curlnua r|m- H i (Ui'vlitr, /•.. «' , t, , , p Th e n.o*| rreevded j.tirl ..r an imt->m<tltlb< n u r track wb#tb#r ymi tl «■» t*i,*l nil t,.| * '» ■ k.iiiiiclof it. •nyont rsn <ln U fit f.n if* j; 1 1,,. | ,)e r there is liketv t<* I.n the most I*, rldi'llt *. ' If It .......... . n ,\ H,|„(u '(1'V'""' •nrrt>f. fi|e eertirs in the heart nf town, tin- biggest nrohlnm o off ' lthn t> ........ 1 l.ltu jnt.| int ilu ,I11*f. —-* *'-tad ........ tt e .li.e is t-. k •-•-,» thn ermv.hc bark (•» that Ihnv went t get |,|,MlNihr».iyho.il thJ*rmin'ti v 'T i FifltTIIMl n|[i itv »N*M* ruillfl fmiit I i'le.l U'n are cniifident Ibid ntnm a ittim ban gone tc* j H r. ,t , n „ l( „ , lt Pf- i'f«liRrt*htii ir m I i in (I,** p, ( .ilifotiiitn w ill, tin- ai *i -i id ho|.e thill lie m ight run into mi ; ».*-t. . , , v |(iav pF| Ir l,f II l*‘ftiM>itM|| tl| iee„H n( ■Pl'fll In Imp l-ri|'ii» , ' \\\- * . irllniniike nr Inca rtiitm to l-lnridn with Ibc lurking de-ciinj 't " » t.. .. foioe.int,- H u , (j,,. | '""a l o ol l.„*| imlinr* It, |,P 7fFy ||"P* fill Ht'tt fltilf It HMMII'f of t-xio-riein il.g tin- tlirlll of a hurricane Finallv. the nti|ti*re«Hl"ii of infnrnmtiuit ithottl storm*. •,,l"i''*,l «nd «<> that Ho- govi-,niiiK TfMMk, fn| y«c,t,i> iiM*p*ml l«* 11fit.,it. lintt '* - ,,f th..... «-»•. .i f*FF»l fi tit l,< tl**' *mvm lii'iitM ft, eitln-r legardiitg their ilntn of spawning or lin -ir pretgrt-.s 1 *' ' " ''' *,,lr ™ - i « - . .iik* f ff, 11l‘*» Il rtt'u *liitt,pi:|,| i,f forward, is to arouse- fears and appr.-li.-lesions, inf 1inti'll bv* | ?h* HI, SYIii*l,mr liiinfjbi»iii*R|« uni imd.-d rumor-i. wliich w 'll do mm I. mure harm Ilian mi Hint all (M-aiT finrniilrp. I*hi If l Im- tnnyt»r nf honest nml deliberate’ explanation nf vvliat is happening »n«* riimin. l?*«i n ljr ilrrlaiFft* w| f rhrv *% wr IV. .1 Thigjo-n returned W.-dnea■ rp ffnltijr In iff! o n i fum*h **x dav evening from a .hot, » j „ t Iffuifil Bllil iltF i||fFr#«l I •‘•Itlr**. | | l»« mother m hi* nld home in fFtl cimlitlriit up will ri'rflvp Noiitf l.reenvllle, N. Ifliff.** Ml** lioth Mettinger, after a ■It-riilrd to yo fcom hem ivl.U** Mi*. Kttn*«i ,1. Toler « » « I ho tl. ft. import, rirre to l export, I'l.atminy hint.-** *t * ilstiyhlf.it the ,Icier, uo* n.l( of the unuon vi*il of two week* with (inr gwi. during th* month nf J.-ly for >hn cord putty Rt her h»ii.l,«.i.r nur ami , loitr.l down Kti*l Sliec't, nits. Mr. and Men. J. K. M.-Ilin­ firwt time In two j-mr*. ,1 wm, hem, mi MR|tn.'lix Axcaae Tuc*- yliliiliy momentum a* Im neat la ger. and *i«lrr, Mi* IV. ,, Mor thought 0>»t lit, «l*n,t»nui,.it ,.f .hey att»rn..i.n* c<impllniR.tt*ry tu front of tVoodrnff 4 tVal,.iit*R gaa, left Tuesday aflennn.il far th* gold ylawiUtH unit putting nur her Rlt.a*ttv» h<iii„ y u »,',. h^r alote the male and nRyon « ( tit- Titnulhy’a llnatntal * at Ho»money on n par with i-h,ap f..,.|(n •t,tcr, Mr*'. T. A. Itcyg*. Rod Mr,. Raiary lieck wrip enciumtered. liorriugh. i'hilail.-lphia to m u m work in the hospital and en. eurranrtaa would enaMa An.*riran Wilw.ee. of THuivill*, on,t Mu. J. The (imonay januiied inti, the her •er upon her aernnd y rir’a train­ produr-ar, to nunpete h*tt*r with tV. tV.nyRt,- nf Jockuncrltlc. Ml*, male and the hoiae won by acet- ing a' a nurse. With her parent*. foralyn roanlrlna whlrh lm,| ai f'rv.** |t*rnc* msd* (h* high*** turning l-ott. wagon* and having M.** Ruth'* many friend* regretready eon, off thn ynld atajndai I , ri-rc «n,t Mr*. J. tV. tHrklii, r . dreidid that the wagon w»* an i led tu Hava bar leave Sanford. But tha rtM la (irises in ihi, rouu n-ivml I lie . , i*>|;i I .■i. prill- Ml*. einji|icl’ljiuj-e for good j-o m n g Ol try. unar-ompanlod t, y * T e fa ly u ra to went: Mr*. J. A. Till) how fore loote from all protroHImiale n,c in tariffs, Uegys, Me. tVii.yatc, Mr*. t't«,C etinmt a»,| went h o . t o lac-aitmadt II eanier for forriynrrc Ita.aC, Mr*. J. P. Itcnni-ll, Mr*. faal. liainvy back waa inside the to undaraoll Anirrtcanj in 4. tV llickin*. Mr». K. J. linntn- .lotlung at.av telling ata.ul hia our own duuir,tir market. Tin* In , Mn. Gi-ortc*- Knc, Jr., Mr». R. trip In Itucholrr and on h.-aclng adraatayr trained abroad veas It. Pea.*, Mr*. K. It. tlrnwn. Ml,* the nnbe thought the Klk, a r t . more than offaet by the disadrao- Male! Bowler. Th* party wa* marrhiny down th* ,tr»*l and xr* taye inrurrej at homa. Kit her we Joined Inter to the afternoon by rived at the dour in tim* to grab will hava to yo hack to the yold Mr*. R. J. Holly. hia n.ul* and k**p him from doing RUndard. or we will have to raise Karly thi* mnminy hefora the any damaya to the show window,. tariff* aven higher than tha •tri-etn worn filled the horse al The wagon* and oth*r apputtonink|uitoua. Hawley-9 moat tariff*. tachod to T u m ,r’, grocery ■wayon aocvt wtra finally dU«ntanyl*d llurrii'ane WarninK.H i!:;<.( SKUVU KH s n iK O l t.KO t.trati n. a w I i t» in*-m • Ii ,i. . . . . i I » io- tv »• y .. mm tretirti t - r it.- . • '• b in i . •* *7| lultril . •«r. I.yiW N M O V V K Ib It «-|s 1 *c » T Mitel **h ir I*ritr.1 llna ,1 ur ***»e ff i V tc.1,1 «r > cli.Tg hi 4 re4 .1. W . S I I A I I O I N y j I »»»...... Stitt WOTftTION AC© _________ 10 AVOID WASTE l K * mtk f j»rr rt|tM|iptil t« prmfiire lif t f(,iex itlh Mi'fh ul INf ?'t|Wr«| (idHpiilili* prieff*. U« \\r A I » m I. -*■- - f t» r - - --------------- W Herald rrtnjing Co I'hi* i* I I 1' COLEMAN’S IN USING KAL-CITE loc i-*c«fni"9 Y°ur 1 toil you cpply only hill lh* quiM.»V ‘"*1, would be ccqu.icd ol hardwood ithe, uecd lewtha* same pu<P0«C b . ucr «»d cHcct.v* it • ted iiccicvd.cicnt i"d lor co.l iod concclion. Foe ippl-cifon to rmu, i,act utr COPPER KAL-CITE D e le n t, tin be mid< promptly bom clock, Utg fr^:,wcw.i * Ciined by Our locil deib* It "’*d* ind gc*(*e«f H M si t « J OW ,old (iilucivcly by the mtnuliCtureM ol cik -<**-*«y-•* , . . , d la -ri.i,., .* e "k ,ik m4 dung | r Tiie Ilf lint” T Y P E W R IT E R S v.I 1 . VI.1, ,i,. I R K P A IR F H ■ 11' I 111 V I.K II.-ll.l r„* e. ' .a-f— P. t „ „ - s* I— .- Te- U.,,. U , K , |wlw».A, ! e«a, W .»* •«• IckJ 4***h. llll. l„ T. IIOSS .1hif'Mtrurluf ___ %ffllP_ A M iB r w w I c IfafnrflfiiMfirr If riTft Ilf firr HtiNMl Bin*! %* H ^ -ll ’2i,m r. h — a »*. I’ B anr T in Ilff| rr«, A. P. Macfie,_Manager, Sanford branch \Yarehouse UlMl \«f*l tin nil lltflB. ' I feel closer to m y cigarette each time I smoke I rcaJlf can't help i t After all, dt,a dereinp t pcrsoail ee* gtrd for « thing that comes in suchlBrimite coanct with one's lips. And since I im ft woman, I J* appreciate the fax char mjr Ludty Strike never offends my f. W rti,* * * . wi w « « k i r - - - r. |H. |V, «l'lSl|tl *1 *l*f •** ( m i n i; M i l i i 'M K N T n > . _kecauii”ltd toasted i A P QTASH- CALCIUM M IXTURE I'III N f INF* SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS ADO It cAocfo in MOirmw PtwiMF'fI'lKW c fn w o f d iinn'nec Mea smile at my feminine manning. To tim the characrct o t Luckies' fine tohftanr seems more im* pottanr. Bur my woman's inxuirion tells me that the purity of “Touring" is never to be forgot­ ten. And so, the more I smoke, (he closer l fed to my dgsratc. �I r :*• p T ~ ~ ~ A --------- 7 -------- r \ " A . l t l t V C . _L " "" Social A n d Personal Activities MAIN.AItt.l rKTKIts, Society Editor r so n a Is ■ D 8 w n tm v n ( M l i c e l o r ' '* i\ i*. n }' Telephone: Office 11.1 To A s s is i Jo b le s s s DOZIKIi & I.AYS (M AI.ITV PAINTS lb. Al i'.ij • r u i • ’ i ■1!•: iV r i i, s f n ith ” 1tVltl Essay ( oiitest P r i z e --------------------------"in n ers Announced Social Calendar ri i sn it •■••ttufnr tnti-tirir .if tlif \\ ' t I', ht-l.l Km.lav afn-ni.N.ii a* To MemiuT* r* ar * n. liny* ft t nf4> f *r X**vv • n*l n whurl time. liUan | p«m* it* prism* it it»«i' ttlJIVv mllilpfsl* WTffiTi triiUl will iniKt»itla«A«i * wi*re Ptfttfttiif writ BLOW ING B O C K r o r t i f u i t n intk** tftttf > If It iH mVtrft riot univ H ut th * r.»* n w«rk NOivj ll ' CAROLINA * infifri'ii tteii* tfiuiJc W ijK .bw t >«llu<* pin*, tjnlf r«t 2 »,| all lu'n.fs uMEnl.1 lug- mntrriaU, Hill I.umber Co, 1 Zll’ xrhHI i: Nifty •til. rrvi’if *T the -hrr*te*t 131It ai.jl I),ill, tOoini* llj Tltrrt* fur Till* is ttic lu*t *u*i*K. LUl n* >«1,Will*Hi Hilly •V«»*r«L ~ \V it*boltl P-Sf tidio HI »l»*' I’bone :i:tl-J 31V’ "' < UNTIL WE LEARNED BETTER Un til wo learned hotter, wo usod to mix wood nn- stool In rur oar bodioa and wheels. thou. But the state pf tl... irt I t w.i3 th o b o a t way to mako b o d io n b aa a d v a n c e d . Of courno, It is moro oxpon3 ivo to mako a wooden frnmo and r.all stool panels on to i t . volven an i n i t i a l oxpendituro of oovoral mill 1011:1 ol which renders a chango very co stly . Cars, oapociallj which aro produced in anall volume, cannot a fford tl: cost ns much for ono car ns for a m illio n . That nloi stool bodies ado not used in n il c a rs . But our basic policy from tho bor. inning i s to make a p.ood car better regardless o f cost. For example, whon we diacardod wood-stool body construction, i t was not hecauso wo lacked wood. Wo s t i l l havo some thousands of acres ol _lhi boot hard wood in America. Economy would ury.o us to use up the wood f i r s t , and then adopt the batter a l l - 3 tcol body. But we decided that q u ality wa3 noro important than, oxponso. Wo wolp.hed thoTeanons, for and a g a in st, bofore wo made tho change. Wo could boo only ono reason for rotalninR n mixed woo<l-an l-stuol bo< — n a ilin c tho cotnl oa. instead o f woldinr, nn a l l - s t e e l body into a Stroup, ono-pioco whole. That roasoa wan. i t would bo c h e a p e r — f o r U3. W e D o O ld I.O W lN I. must )p (M < i M .H I'llit I S M i l ! II V i Haircuts isi.iiu h irtl I I .iil.i log and N 15 s A nd W ill D o ’I P a n '] sccovcrv iOt/ 1 Ml» \i Shaves 2 in VI \ i : . i ; n u .| Lee Tracy in “The Nuisance 1*1:11(1 i ” s V A L H L Z -w * A iX U -u t w m M ILANE t h c a t r c �ie T fiw it# ' **+f ^ *■». We Are For Mr. Roosevelt’s Recovery A ct 100% We Will Open at 9 A. M, And Cloae At r. P.'M. 1 On Saturdays Open 9 A. M. Clone 9 P. M. ALL ST R A W S Vi RED U C ED » m u m u n itjjy min I2 .U FORTUNE—- VALUE BATHING SHITS port Coats TRUNKS ALL WOOL SERGE PANTS 11.95 VALLE $5.50 Value Now $3*95 $3.50 Value Now $2.95 Friendly” Boots We open•* * A. M. and dote n( 5 P. M. On Saturday w e open at H and \ done a t !) P. M. We Are Proud Tov« Follow, m Cocoanutt? •>’ T he BUT CAKES . . . and ■ President! . A nd W ill b o Our Part T< P A S T R IE S ^ - } TOO u EVERY bito of nor ddlelous Bakery flood* is a fresh delight. Tin* ox* rollout Ingredients ured In every Item, plus the skill of our Bakers, moan u world of wholesome tMtl* ileas. 1’rrsh from our ovens dally comes a vast Variety of table de’.ica« riits. Tho family will like ’em three times n dity. 1 WANNA bottle of Ice cold 3.2 beer arid a big *Wlu cheese sandwich like Dda■ey serve*—and t can always name the kthd o' boftr I Ilka ’cause Dossey’s carry'* * Mg line. Wahl—my [lit 80 cents would b uy me a whole meal there with niMt ’n po­ tatoes and bread ’n butter and dessert an1—Oh, where U th lt rescue shlpf I Speed T h e Recovery. We Will Hartily Endorse The Code Local Dry Cleaners Will Adopt In The Near Future. . * HI-GRADE BAKERY < w vFlrat Bt W i« DtUSBSES OR SUITgi-dcaMd inn I’hone 300 Persons J. (J. Michael ComA Second A Palmetto —L A We havo signed the lYestdent'A Re-Employment Agreement und will abide by Its regulations. v mL it I — -■ •***i LU ft*. fur* COD UVBR OIL ...... ' l jm .r> AmIrvatlt w ash , noun {-» ' We appreciate the co-operation the people df San- u fard have given us (It the establishment of this Market 4rml solicit your continued patronage, Those In authority are hutding us a “New B eil.” We are trying to play our hand f a it y and squarely to m tm n employment, sojott wonong nourt bito wife® . jhM give the people of Seminole County an up t» date put ETv in o cream OUR STOCK IS COM­ P L E T E W IT H 1 VHE ' FtuftWid Vegetable Market. Thank Ycto. I I x l H a lf ~ l l t - |-T t~ * — ^ { — ■' - v ij ■ ■yiis iJLTiR* * > Mr ..'T h ? f-iilTrj-!,' "1 ’ ' _«- .. * *1 - I l F a i A i «sv m i PASTE. 2 Vmr JW 1 ■>.— .Lwagw am ; <*•'-«~ ,I,1111111' Li ■*wn^M i. ,i * ^ ■. „* , ; *’ ' [**•■.•, *► » * ; 't 1I \ mh 3* wB m s s ™ ™ {j O f i x : Mi* ' $f ■ V - I________________________________________ V �I m u& l AROUND WORLD j __ VoikAe Upori ^l-Fqqt | Vessel Will Require I ^ T w o Years To Make a~ »w #%0 •n jj Edgewood Team Is Victor SundayOver Firestone O u t f i t By C.BORGE STOVALL By barely outplaying tk* Firestew* team in ae«ry department, tk* Edgawood diamond ball l*am woo a game from that team on tk . lakefront diamond last night. Ttw Fdgowood boy* combined bit*, walks, and error* to put oeer eleven run* the first three ianingt and they wer# n*»«r h*ad*>l Tk* Firestone boy* teemed to be get­ ting t*’ Drlggara more (ban #07 ethrr'fMhn taM r- TwWRaw* rum W YORK.—Maimed by of reven college men *nd a reasoned veteran of tropical wa­ ter* who w ll b* captain, s itb* WhbtleT. a 61-foot anMMgry schooner, will lear. Baltfm*** *W Aug. 2 or 3 for th* Soulli and eventoaJly around tk* wdHd hy way o f Aoetralia on g joarI*«y Intended to giv* It* 'Crew ploratlons for several months. flrst-hyd *xperi*nre/*in explore**0n U ? ■*»lf*llon, arcordiag-to Th# itinerary *f»*r ihot la fl*m EBwrt. of De* Moines, grad- daflnlte, but in a g*n«gfl ' ■at* of th e Columbia Ifnlrerslly J lr . Elbert aakd. th* rept* Aool of dotugaliam and kistorUn lead toward Australia aad k a r f > d le * and aO *n bs#*. tb* trijp,, T k r wip wW tak* appro*im WMxtler H | M f f l n t riorM*. In D M S»wli At. p«|> !•?• tww k*m* ran*. la tb* third ram* * n r #n a trip)* a ad aa •rr*r. Then ia th# sixth ttire* ram* orac oa a walk, a double, and • bom* rum. Bdgtwood yot four ia th . flr*t aC two double, a aln(I*. a walk, and onrthrow x am Um bare*. Three were made In tk* i f r ­ ond oa a walk, two single* and a double gad mar* overthrow*. Four can** la lb . third on two walk*, aa «rror, and two hita. i jff* 0 " r e will ko played Monday T oeadafaight th* MkdiOl P ^O kareA a ad f try. ton. will N ra c o n . p I OnAccount OfHeat HYOE PARK. N. Y, Aug I . —(Ah—Sweltering heat led Pres­ ident Roosevelt to eilend his week­ end lollday through yesterday and to'aitend only to the moat urgent pa^ltr busines* as he aotipbt thp •ccaslonal breeies th a t cprrl Uffoitgh the big open room* p f I bom* here on th* llUUoit River. Chines* !<v*n •' p*tt«lploytw* - A M rken mechini. Money foiVfk* coaslnicfldk,' t and Mr. E lb ert'm ey “w rll. . bosk repd*t#.*ald, -<d*e secured in about tk*lf experiency*. » yusftrwsjrsS'rtJinB President Extends ipt. K^ajb'hf A. .yrt< Photo ahewe the 'histrio plcftre,* vor 'moure fieh*. or ‘»argaaeum flab.' It belong* to the tra^icat and subtropical water of th* Weetern Atlantic and U usually fpond about the mass** of.gulf weed floating in th* Sarga**o Sea and the Gulf Stream. This par­ ticular specimen was raptured recently *n III* southen-part of George* Banks off th* Kaw Kngfaltil ced*L Never before has on* of the** fishes been caught so far north. fro m lU n f o r il l l « t * l lt* a tt? C om * M R j r , 1 K lo r lila r u r |»«*r*llo* l a |h*> P t r a t H a l l o a * I Ita n k a t * an f.»r< l. * n a t io n a l b a n k ln j i r o r t H ir a t lo n . ao«t M ankntltM tw al iru «l»r u m lr r th u t c o r t a la d r « 'Ia r a lh * n o f t r u s t J a i n . I ' n i R l f o f 8 « m in til* * a < fo r m ­ e rly a k a rt. r i r i v t l n i the K a i l l*> fmtt o f lll- .fc I f vt V IL 1.4 H i l n l l A . a# p*r i*lai m ’ *4 la #*14 (Mat I took I , on im i * *1. »a l4 lot. btonW or |r**t *1"" A p r il I* . I'S ? .n . t n f m w * In the h»l*tf a i •>«*|*naraUr |«|« %# « f put.lie i t r w n l t «»f M nitim ilp t***u*tr. taint h i ' i n # a a l.lt h o f i « . r«* t F lo rid a , In l»**4 Hook St. t»n«* I O . t - » - t «n «l NVrot. tin«. 4 «|« )•t it o f fr«*m Hanfor«t lln t * i l| « a lty «N*mFOR SAI.E: AUlgator about 2 l-J i**n*. a K lu rlU u co rp o ra tio n , to ik*« •7T f r » t N o r ik am i Hoiith 1*4*14 la ju lr a il p itu H * * - l* «ln « ft: long. Willi* Dixon, BOH W F lrw i N a tio n a l lt «n k o f Hanfor*!. a n a tio n a l h a n k ln a c o rp o ra lio n . Ih* i»lk * ra lo o J » * r r i i » J «• f«»ll«»ar*y! l a i l t l> to l* iN r lu a h v , a|ao‘ |tl*.*k«hr «r tT a n U fa rtu rtn * r**m I h r W*wl 1 f* ft of |.*»t l>, «| o » . p a a r . a r«»rpor*ti»»* u n d e r (h r u * * II**.' \v m | U fr* l of |4«I| t j !•* •*f :h * F la t # o f ilo w ra ia . nod IH*» I*, al*o (hr Wrat I* fr*i »»f ih* r n l l n ) 8 t a l* « o f A n r r k a , « r # 4 w H»*mh J t A f*«-l «*f f i l l N n d a n t a, an III o ffe r fo r aal* ant. I I u ml I h r 8*.Util : t A 12 !•* m |I jit outer* to Ih* h •*!*** I f**t «.| l.nt JU a ll In lll.K k Is and brat b id d e r fo r r**h at Ih* o f K lr « l 8 tr* * l R i l i M l n t i a*« r e r u n o r O A n r a s bm .k f io n t do or o f th# INvwr* llou** in • orilina !«• |*l*l rarvtilril in plat Noll** Ip N r t b j r p lv* n tha t Ih* 8anfon|. 8 «m ln o l« « ’**untr. K ta rh lu ll«»<ik i . i**aa* I t . 8*»min«l* t*uua* u n tl* u l| M i S It iH f h lo N pa olihtt* tk* l* « * l hour* of «*t* "• IV. F In r l»la. rrro rit* ( U y of H#pt*m . tfl* tiA l Slwatrr In C tu B C c ry , and M oiid**, tk* I l k puraw aal lo fin a l d * u * * o f fo r# - t**r. f » i s . th* fo llo w in g described r»ul4 m I p t •» h r mill** |*» M t la f r tk* c H i u r J In th a t c v rla la cau** p*nd- t**t«. p i*•*•*• o r iM rcala of land. p H* Ivrin * o f M M tlr.fr* . 8 It tUllMTON. In n In Ih* t 'lr r u lt t\*urt of Ik * u a l* I n H rm ln o l* r\*onnr. F lo rid a . A* 8|»*rlal M a t i n . T « « N ly T h l u l J u d ic ia l C ir c u it of Ih * R ial# o f F lo rid a . In and for P o c n in o i* C o u n ty . w h * r n n J * f f * r»o n s o rit a o r .Toi'Niioi iis:ms H ta m lan t l.ifw la a u m n c* C o m p a n y, w x a r ik o . a c o rp o ra tio n ,untl*r Ik* law # of T h # A n n u a l <tsVth«t|«l*r« m * w lln t N o rth C u itilla o . la p la in tiff, and i*f Ik s (U n f o r d D v ln lit T i u< k O ro w M a ry A l* * m i * and W A F il l* *rs, w i ll h* h*l4 a l ih * I ’u u rl J r . . h*r huahand. 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T IPS WEEK—Try our highest quality floor and deck paint at £ U 0 a gallon; 7tc a quart, Hlsnl*y-Ro(«r* Hardware Co. mi jm ____ * WAGE F H » TUESDAY. AUGUST. 1. 1»5S Caught by Mackerel Vessel ,u»*»d coral reef■; tka M y on many things, among U rsaa and TahlU. wklcR. i. t„ “aupplte* qpd ih* weathtr.’* ' student memhots of Ik* p< 11 M » 8 “ for the party’s kava temporarily left tl _______ ^ . . eoarse#; 'Cornell Daiverslty, teesdhsg to return on th* rompiotiou of t|M trip- They *> not l»- iw ' TC P SAKyOMMRRALD, 8 ANF0RS. FLOHSA. t a t s In the day; lb* Treeideut boarded his specially equipped *uio^tobile and drov* ovA to th* n r e ila t th* far sxtrem* al th* fam ly estate. '■ hi* I'U hington' and th* • ntV deal f ir Inkich h* Is ddt*rmin*d RATES Everyone Is Back of You- buying power of th* #a*A*s< -* VE TOUI WATCH repaired y en* woo re*lf]f ‘know* how. tg*. Jsweier, M*C Are. •• • Mr. Roosevelt — A LL' N E X T Wy*k. f W a v e s , te c o r 2 for 30c. 16.00 Perm* nepls are |3.6U. H K nj' a friend and get two fur fb.OO. 1>1j « Bird llaauty Shop,. t »—Uunl and Found ___ ------•' RECOVERY IS NOT’A PLAN EVERYONE h AFFpq^D- rrs,,v ROTH THE -AMtiHRomao : PUPWC ..A W — < fJMPW)ypE8 . FACT __ Myitre Are. I A ----- The SANFORD !# # » ' I whit* and black male fox terrier. II. 0. Pape. shorter work hour* and hlghei _______ wait#, in her Val-Klll 'furp itur* Teieptyip* t/jO. |t. shop near her* yesterday.' ' Mrs. Kmisrvtll ril|plo> f ‘ oql) married men In her shop and few MODKI. T Roadster no. Model er than a down workers allogeth A cu ilslef |3&.0O, Ivith in gnol iinilitui*, 'Reel A Suns, Dealer., FOR S A I.E —10X1 Austin coupe. I'raclically new. Fnc*. ' |i7 6 . hyrlcs Urechel la, P r e c d B y K id n s p c r s *<*,*,,^ *,K* 8°n*. Banfonl-Orlandi *. OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. J . (AV-ChaHes I'rsrhel. (0 rehr-olil nil millionaire, was released b» kljnapere today upon the pay­ ment of an unannounced rsn.oio, |lk >rlerl*rci| his ryes wrre kepi tgppd during h>l nine days of cpp. llyjty and h e Hid not knew where* Igkcn by sw arthy in* Mb* I. T , r fi. I kntw only lhal the t l . l p W anltrtl GROCERY STORES ARE GOING W ANTKp: Mldilly aged coSirri Couple tb help around home, Imuse f rn'.shed. Apply A. J. I1* itrru n . Scmlnula Tiru.dfiop. __ I- ^ S J tu a tlo tl W a n te d h o o k -KEEPER and general nf TO DO Their ! l fic* ,n,w« Sentlnqle Co nty r**lkf.lm.rwr* J ,;nl. , v, 1Utl|e fnr in„„„|.al* con 1 2 -- \V q n lrd >kHTY wilt. ahare ei|w nses »n| Hut Spring* befut* Aug. 4th. Phone 7IB-W. -H pi'l -r tn I* — . onto Upr Item FI'K N M rix-mi. ^C(rriW) resSei ED In Full Accord With The National Recovery Program Which (Joes Into Efiect Today Apqrlmenl T h iw airy liedroun. I’llvate hath and! MU Kim Avc | LNKlIRNlBHEp n » n t. lisrjv ri w s a ih d ^ fi^ f. Z5— K x rM n K a . t Wir.L" 'ftA D |P lujt; ’ CHirysler ' ii>Aiis(*r, .|wbd condition, fui -aow or chickens, (ilea-on's Store, e ll•<r, f i -n . • ... I XB-Ullaier|L.nwHr» fiH Th# pnJV P A C K A G E D p a ste u riz e d NATURAL FLAVO R The Following Sanford Grocery Stores Have Agreed To Open At 8 A. M. and Close at 5 P. M; i i • • And On Saturdayw To Open At 8 A. M. And To CIohc At 9 P. M. I F o it HALE: Large quar.iit) .-aw-, dust, Stlnney Lumlwr Co. I.ong- Furniture Co. WatsonG). Store Part Wjnn-Lovett Storew Weekley’s Better Ff>od Stores Roberts Grocery C. C. Con .... ........... . s*«s 4 » * • * * » Lodke&Son ‘ IxodRe’sJlSrftCficy *• B. CercHoli . (212 Sanford Ave.) ..j Stoudenmire’s Cash Grocery(»«» ^ nfj? -V.-'t.'V Money Saver Grocery (219 Hanford Area . . Forrest Gatchel’a Cash Grocery .• Sanford Ca®h Grocery (M . D . G A T C H E L . P ro p .) Martin’s General Store ._„ •• *4 * A , | t aS*m Caldwell Cash Grocer]f («07 MUIsLiflL)----- *#•■ •* * • •*»»« m Andes Better Food Store. , llW ffTV, m'jjlLt:* u lillS fiiti'c ’L-i I � 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 01, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 01, 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/b449edde64bbb928faf38f3fd227eba1.pdf d5eb3231784d49733033c9ac1652fdce PDF Text Text I • 'i " •TS-'isph »>■ •if'. , • v * « m __ Occasional i h n m tM ight and faced*) hi n o rite" ! H t a r l n « W orV a Grcataal V cfriabk I p t l u d B ic h a t G ir d n L aad VOLUME XXIV .ONLY REMAINS flF HURRICANE AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Sanford Merchants Adopt New Openiitg And Closing Hours NUMBER 23S Flva Lenta A Copy HANFORD. FLORIDA. MONDAY. JULY 31. 1933 M tubcr Aaaodated HUGE ISSUE 0FI^°^rt O'ConmU Jr. Freed STEEL YIELDS CodeO fM erchants ;II.S.SECURITIES, Z l Z t Z Z y f p ^ Z TO LABOR AND Providing 4 8 -H o u r U. S. UPON PLAN W eek Is Near Okey PUT ON SALE BULLET FUSILADE At a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce re­ ALBANY. N. V 'J u ly 31 uT* employment committee and J hn J tM onnell. Jr.. 24 ycsr-old other merchants and bus­ *.- on of the politically powerful iness men this afternoon. OV«nnr!l family of Albany, * i< It was unanimously agreed relaased to *n ntermvdlary c a r ls , Industry’s Action Is 850 Millions Involved Tropic Storm Moves by the retail merchants y n te r l»y hy kidnaper* upon p*Tto limit actual In Financing Effort Across P e ninsula present in,.nt of Itii.iHHl ranstm . hours of operation for . .iVCnnccU. who w m kidnap*-!, To Meet Country’s And Enters Gulf In their stores to 82 hours a uninj red bur sufRecovery P roffrnm Heme Of WomnnWho *•'*'l 7fr, was " ■>" Threatening . Punta Gorda Area week under the terms ,of m shock and a e r.o u r extheir code o f ethfea-pro­ haurtlon. Informed P o l i c e WA^HINUTON. Ju lr ni. I TAMPA, J u lT 31.— (A .P.) WASHINGTON. July St. -w r* vided for In the National \ i automobile carrying only U p «lrrl inilijstrv lutUy Is Target Of Shots yr ung -An $tf.W.nm).rttn lx»uc of govern-j The advance of th f Bahaman Recovery Act. The agree­ Yield Andx Biff O 'O nnell and !.o-r J-nv r 1 ft» t'ppr*ilfi n fr*m f f n h ^ k , I^rjre m ment securities * » ' offered )«*«• atorm acroaa the Flnritia ment goes into effect at d*i. u 'to rr-y , leprerentin^ Alan o ffk itN nn-1 orffanliol labor P riC C S rO rC C a H I 1 0 terday to th r public for Use in DENVER. July S l.t'P i A fitPeninsula today waa nothin* once and all retail mer­ n* straw !, interm ediary, »h „ *fr,•Urine indebtedness*. * 0,1 to fl-j ilsde of .h o t' that Saturday froleil the youth'* release. id nihe l| Send Spirits Higher more than rain aqualla to the I chants In the Sanford f M ,, th home of W. It. j j west coast thla motnhur. No trading arra. with the ex­ nsn e the adm inistration'. recoe-. .Im p in unlaln mail In the t ai,Mining on which it hail in** . . . . . VALDOSTA. tU .. July .11 -t/P» high winds were reported and ception o f filling statlone, tryt Jprt*criim ^ X s o n . . n i n e Secretary Kit*worth, ni.rn.wly u..~ ing h m i . i t f mu ll r imp pi I n'rhs k )e*-, r n i r t r g mr w iy m w , , . U ».uo»si(i*w.*H'i ilallsasod isso* the weather appeared to l>e Tw v itw m r " i r 1— ~~^aiHiffyrwl t i n 'ptoda w han -pwlaewy i>»lt e|| fn»m l a rfow ar t y whrrSi uaaf *d r u g . sxioraat -resAs u nints,' "AT m * T fflWSTT. «hlU'"—’rtie*“Texiw • T — U ,,M I ------ w w awwa.aa ■ J B hit father* coatJ. O l onnell, beating* on the projected r *"|r . f ’ mmhllng along highway m o d c r iu n i a fMW.rtHY.0OH Wj|| |,„ .| In the capture o f j | . ' meat market* and grocers, eould consist of . * a I • * • I. 1 •! Ml * nm lr, P aid Th* T au p e W eather Bureau Kd. wn^rhe-n • (I)ll hsurx for the ln.|.l*tryi jr „ farm ers and tapper buyer* |h will not open tomorrow eight-year 3 1-4 per cent hood' |b# noioriou. V rrae Sankcy. want- j ~ „ ituinly | wnn him I u* |MO r *»nirriilulnlM*ii'. (i«»m l*rr predicted tha alarm center would a round hulling chmrlvw llm-ltchcr 2nd. I , h.,jtIllun morning until 9:00 o’clock and |:IMt.0OO,00n two-year I 5-k; f<| fo(, • m v r I «l lh«» i r h , v FrHnrrn IVrkitt i nn l rlHu . . /ii»« paaa over Punta Garda a h o .t noon per cent T rro-ury mde*. The k|||B1|p,B|f and will close tomorrow b e t abortly bafora that lima only 'm a te ,| one of the h.gge.t Pl.t-k*' « '» r'"« bond, will be the first In two .... . . . L___ . . . I Ellsworth's brunette wife , \ f er h IJing li in more than from the path to agreement. r la a theu*and curing h.srns that afternoon at 8:00 o’clock. • ttlfh t wind an.l rain w*« rr your*. Ihiee weeks, in an attem pt to R rferted to in Hugh J>ha»o.. w«« the plct re of busy lime* In portad In that vicinity. These will be the opening I his p rogram and France*, supplied police with the Tin i,ugh ^ A t Sarasota w aathar con Slion* ransom, the reeot. tj. ndniinitlrator, as "atean . smith G eiigig’* Inhaecn belt tn­ and closing hours from money in the Treasury',, geni-iai' information which rrsu ltr d in r«- | rol'eti ».‘Ml.taai ^ 9 mountcd to llttla mora th an a I ki-l - er.ippmently herame inxlrss,” the rompany union p lat] ,|a. now on with the exception fi:ml. officials hop* to have ap„ f ihr |t.*rit her r a -e and i al *lined. |,< -tlhly by Ho- il*ath pr- ided for open shop nn,| flu rainy day. Raatdonta o f lh«-rn*t of Saturday* when the p ro .im ate ly f I iKHi.ixm.iitHI avail , U r t „ | „ nation-wide hunt for Auction* start at 42 aarehnuves -entein-e meted out In !t| I-sour I to flrcli n of representatives of «i.i coast where the storm brouahl hours will be from 0:00 aide in mid-August for the recnv- .. . .......... leader of the ah.W aller Mctiee, who khtnnped ploto. ,.f » rompany In illanisa in Id rilirs Tuesday and averygalas yesterday counted no appre­ e,y e ffo rt.. The Jm„d« will be m ' M ao J liK Iri), an l hn.trn,-i| to the hours and wages with env hi~ly connected in a n / way with ciable damage except to unpro­ o’clock In the morning un­ ■h-iKoniiiations a« .m ull as g.ip a n ,|; til 0:00 o’clock at night. tected citrua. thr thritlng tobacco Industry was the notes «* ,m ul| as IllHt ninkiiig Pwlrv yesterday •aid the attack I ri lope lln- young Album golfer plover. Soma 5000 Inhabitants of tha Sanford grocers are hold­ ' it'l l tint t • il guard i f l im . ' In an v ,ti-pxit.- final ileeision tu -y with arrangem ents for m ar­ them available to people in o r. on ih r r.lLworlh home andnublttlE e e rf la l:s, who moved out a* a ing a meeting tonight when The family offered lin.iNio and W'-'il i ie.* with tin head of the |y « » , nil attem pt at a*sa< ination keting Ihr crop. rirruiii>ten rn •" well as to precautionary measure late yes­ It Is expected that n sche­ dinury in t ge Investor* who oulinaril) nnd they iiiiiurdiatrly stalled a 1 Ignore,| o lio , ,lrmnli.lt. The kol rV 'I'an y This failrd to satisfy For resets for a itO.tHKI.INM-pound terday, relum ed him e to,lny. lat-or which wat marshalling for dule of hours will be over-.nbscrilie all government -e- wiilesptrad earth through the to.per* finally aerertl to arrept Heavy rains gtill fell over a l«nr« u roinhat when the dr.-l.ion of Ihr harvest wmlh $1)^)00.000 or more h s than nitt ixth of th ri, orig­ city for Sanke. adopteil for that trade. It curity ie ‘ties. . industry was annoum-ed. Km- spurrr • along the activity. Some ■action of tha area traveraed by Mrs. Kll n orth -av* menils-ra nf inal ih-nutti I. Is understood that the gro­ Both i-ouies are fr^e of laxnlion tha star at. W ater stood in soma In lyo t.-d statem ent .........o il ‘’'’’J » ' " " " * ' " ' » d later ll.ev would t. , prrt(1 |llri|,c, ri| , h, yield would cers will not open tumor* except estate. InhvrltaBCV aiol the Sanltiy gong made ttuenls Waat Palm Beach atrrets and rce•gainst her life n iter she ha-l f* ’ • " * ................ ............ ............................................................................... ............. surtax levies. ^ . it' n method of dealing tions of the Dixie Highway row until 8:00 o'clock. around Stuart ‘'w ere under meter, traffic la gelling although IhtougK' FORT PIERCE, July 31— OF) —Tha tropical alarm which xwrpl Into Florida fronf,Jh* Bahama* U apparently Mowing Itself out to ­ day acroii the penirvxula with negliglbla -hasag*. It atrurk at S tu a rt and Tort Pterea yeiterday with 10 mils wlatla. Storm warnings wars up today oa the Waat Coast from I’unla aJU ss* U Tarpon Springs. .Some ■ te a c h residents. . If (t J O n higher V e S n d : PwraufloXs warw »T en hy boatmen, and raaldanU on the Waat C oast. _ ; WASHINGTON, July S l.- tA ’I —Tha Weather Bureau lixued the following atorm warning: “The trop'cal disturbance I* central about 25 miles north of F ort Mya n moeing w estw ard about ala mlltx an h o .r attended by strong shifting winds and by g ale, over a small area. Caution la advised |o r .Patels In Jta path Storm warnings remain displayed nn the west coaat front Tarpon Springs to P u n ta R aisa.” ! City Hall Grounds 'Will Be Beautified Tha beautification program which already has re a c te d In ‘ scores of palryattoea having been planted along tha lakefront today waa taking the ferm of planning n n u n d the C>ty Halt. S r V e r le d plentn are to be set r.i* W roond the Hall thla week, w ith lir a . W. E. Watson of the ( i a r o 'r Clab, and Plorlat E. B. Stowe, as­ sisting Superintendent of P arks Jtm ea Moughton and his w.irsera. • The public la Invited to make suggestions which are In lin»| with the general plan of uring federally piad labor toward n deflnlta beautification program. Cenlact with t t r Sfoughton, Mirt Watson, Mr. Stowe, er memotra ef the City Comntiaijon will Im acted upon If It la eoniiderrd cona'atent with lb* ganeral plan. LittleDttmttffe Done Here By Winds, Rain 8anfodr fait th a 'affacta o f tha g e tt which blew nernea FlArUB lata ytaterday when abortly a fte r midnight Interm ittent b U tti oT driving rein and tw irling winds ripped leaves a ad. dee 1 branches from score* ef trees In the Im­ mediate rlrlnlty o f Uw d tp , whip* te d r i m and other growing e rtp a r i t e well as weed* to the earth, and t V name cnsei stripped e h ln g !£ and roofing from lightly con•tvucte -1 heme*. Downtown Sanford reflected the early as rrn ng wind in an ofcat loan I U rn nwntng awning or nppmi ripped off ol r •dverttslng alga. A gusj of' wtad coming down Pnrk Avenue nt •boot 3:30 o'clock, lifted • small t a t the B. L. Perkins at>rw i t* break n aupp<irtowning sagged to the ildnwalb, with the ( h i t e n confined to the broken FURNISHES CLUE ABOUT KIDNAPER] GEORGIA IS BUSY Final Decision As To Hours Of WorkMay ^ i m C ,i > A^ i ! AS AUCTIONS ON Find Only Smaller TOBACCO 1MPEND Stores In On Deal WASHINGTON. .Inly 81.— tA. P.1 Ofrii'lats ,.r the Rectiver.v Aiimini*tnili'*n today were whipping together a fl* mil draft of the eodo for rt** tail industry tinder which ■rweeehwriM- - sewiriri1~ o|mtw»p/ ■ pending its forni.il consider­ ation and npptov;tl. itt.sL-nd of under President Riarae* velt’a blanket wage ami hour agreement. A prem atura announcement waa given today th at all retail stnraa would he perm itted tha 48-hout week Instead of the Dl-houra specified In the President'* agieement. Later, however. A D. White­ side, deputy adm inistrator. «ald it had n (t Iren determined whether this would a f f 'e t all stores or only those in* sm aller rit lea. Smaller stores contended th at since they ere working now some 00 to SO hours cutting to 40 would be financially Impossi­ ble. Meanwhile Hugh Johns u sa il All seem 'd agreed no one thing the plan to permit retailers to -th* peevoiHrsg-f-ei**-svouht-a-•»-*operate t*mp»*ea'dy iim lee- *k*f*age In Ihe neighborhood of 15 « n cml* ami u*» th* official “ Blue E ifle " Insignia w as,not an cents a pi und. exempllnn from the Piesldent s Typical nf the repoits waa lha from Nashville, saying thv Bat •1 »■ recmerl but a fulfilling ofspend ti,rn 1- 1viiity crop is th* hast s ln e s > t» n t " f lb* agteen.rt.l to 1)21). Nashville's Ihr** of c .. -a. __ lU 2u. txailisiliee lin e . w a r v - 1 up submission ----Johnnofi #ro|»htttue*l Intr# I,oils.-* a ir expecting In aell about Johnson emphasised the.* veoul.f 7 eOOO.UOO pmm U iluring Ih# ifl* h* >V, big group exomt-lloa of any kind. * . urn • Hundreds of Ihousnnda of work­ Th# town of llniflhur«t will tl# er* Ihrnuvhout Ibe nation will yo c lit# * public holiday In ohtcfv in', ;.h", tegloning o j'.h * market- . «» 11 Mr*, h'em Hankey.J u tu le<. h<- «■ said tu hate had Avhrson said Secretary Woodin' confronted with rniployev. would mnke re ita m that pet.ons wife of the ring Irader, in th-- the uu| Ur- -ion lino hr wn- field T+w eismf ir»nHr N rie-YnTt~pnT~TT7 — raeaw. eMwiwesl ♦!*—. fotoOy jad-heeer ............ ____ they ^ wenun« jirst*! i|, Inn llViinn* II amount of ____ Isolds whieh With h> i lot •I on.I •b fr to pur.-hAHi* In fu rllicrmm of n | Suliinlny .'Hirlil in lli«* kitrhen ’ ' ,f ^'M,r ,,r ariiinl ro»’"i Ihr m o v rry pro*rum. , «»f fu r hf»nn*. rhulliuff with >»»•*. him nr.mThry will l»t* allottnl in full «ll ln»r<* Kllovorth t I nil** |h«* •emus x- lie rteppe • from In ntn »ub criptiotii* for nmountr up to .lininr ........ for rlirm H lrm \ hr ’ r ear al«ml 1.13 ,\. M J M| V 7, fin.lHN). Other ci-*b Mib«rri|ilionr rrn i »i| to pick up n parLiipi* f«»ur t\ hi n he leeoveti-d ron*riot|ine«s will Ih* illu tln l on un r»|««l p*r« h*»l s luni! «nt in n irvr • i«mi he vvn. 111 the fist. MIAMI. Jul) .1 1 . Thr elly com em itter btt»*is. nnd ih n ltrm j tl»r window n frw •I vl.* not lied HI ill lie a te d r no*-mn ha* made 'a hmlgrl ap ­ Hlilwrriplionii for lh»* r f«*rt ftmu w hrrr hr r!n.*d. HuIlrlA lie sail "They rave me plen'v " f propriation of $2 2it|,dlf>:i4 for; the fi-ral vear beginning on July, which juiynicnl in offered * in p attrrrd urmm.l bun. The icun kmu| foiul and shaved no- twice T trasury certificate* nrnturme men .- .n p rd in a r.-ir. Police hni M inline fug t r i e d 'h e lleldrs- I. 11*33, nnd **l th* lax millage at Sept, lb, will l>c nllolted In f-dl Ii ‘lie experts were given the hu!- I 1 arg m-iuntams when the youth an averaar of 23.12. Thl* is .11 nf while p referrn l status will be g ig -h e tj^ c>wT.lT *li ' out »f ffnyil»r'n car • mill higher than last y*ar'a ar“­ HYDK P A in cT N . T .. Jii1 y .il.— an subscription* Which offer psylf P lln |fy am| (il)rilim K|kh»rn. 1 into a group of cniinty. Mat* and *-*ge of 22 22 mills. ' f . l r competition tM slteL The appropriation lnrl"d*s $1,­ ............. pound. li fAh—The flying envoy* from f**?* >" . T ,**.*.Ury c ,li lf lcatea m a-| an,Qher allege.) member of th . .See Ymk elty d itre tlv u . . . . . . in , 1 .. . America's key Industry, will t*al Great B ritain—Captain ami Mr*. luring Aug. 13. gang, hove iM-rn sought ill rv cry- siuih ! through a gi -wth of Iwa'd 07.1,414 57 for debt v iv lc e ; -2.'.Kapid fir* selling is In Ih* "f- - |h , m teh|n.ry of the National ReArhesnn irserv n l the right t • stale fnuii I'idnrado tu t'ann-l.i m d laned ■ h sn l •) grrelinc I 7r- reserve for contingencies; flng at Adel hy «is files cf two seta Jam es Mollison—seam reeelre-l ro v rir Administration. yestenlav hy President and Mr*. in rrra -r, the total amount id since the ohdurtinn of llo c trh i . id i-itlo-r and ih-Ii ami Dl-t • $11*5,743,15 for slieel lighting: of buyer* 'em there hy manufac­ As’ * industrialists and lalarv Roosevelt at the family home bond- In he sold to pay off all of I)| nvi r hioket, from Ilia lioi>> • 1 out n-lditlmiMl ft "i r barge to $:i7H7l 57 f«r puhlirity ami husi- turers and rTportrr*. I'rarlir* nf leaders prepared 1**1 night for ness promo) Ion I and yM7tlJt!»1 ne* Ihr dual buying system means Hie eritlfira te s that are o ffen d in Fell |2. Hr wo* fill'd i|Hin p«- A tlnrurj John T D rlanay/ here. Ih* cxp«clrd tussle over Ih* ma­ I in 'is vv II -v* their Inhaccn jor code. In which Secretary Despite Ms Intention to spend esehaie-*. )„r the lailiil*. me nt of $rtl,0tNI funs mil. A fter « bath ami 11 nap. hi* -li-p'Htmrtital cv|M-n»r*. Th* gro.s espences of the various city d> H ie financing I* espeoted tu the first wrek-eml at home alone. Fiances l’*rkin» w illdako a promI hi- limit started when M u. moth r greete I him SII* ha*! in . •nrtmentx ai* lolaieil at $ 2.1)20,- a dt| promptly each day. Mr. Roosevelt hennlly nnrrtled g iir the Treasury appruximatel In arcindanc* with ruslom of ln*nt pari, a l*rm»ml'iii* res|ions* Kll-vs in t li revenled to police II ■ I eeri Informed f the levy'# r*le*-e d'2.1 from which Is siihlraeleil d*. $400, ooo , in )0 In new muney after plan* to welcome the daring fly­ nf il dry light. Before dawn p* L ug slan *ing, “ sand lugs” will of Ih* people to 1'irvidenl Housef a i l W. Pearte, a friend, had ing family from oversea* for paying off th r matin mg c e rtio ­ l oavtg,! to her he knew the ills n- l i e tara sped 1vwa> from the ram p lartm en t aerrual* totaling $ 1.­ conslilutr the h Ik of Ihe offer­ volts appeal for higlier wages and 150.427. rate*. over the dust) road* to the >* I -y luncheon at K rrm Elbow. ings the first few days. Then th* shnilened um king Imiirs lo spread T hr debt servir* millage in th» There la now in the general tlly of the kidnupet* I’earce w - ill which li* 'hi- nil*— of Al'-anv.' America’s own woman filer, the choicest le»ves of th* crop will b*. niuployinciit vv.is shown un IH* a i rested and wo identified ns t 'e (I nntliik.u un Tage Three) only woman In cross thr Atlantic 1 Heiiaaalai'i -Vlgl nnl Miami diet I let defined by gin to flood Ih* warehouses. Recovery Administration's rliurt j t wliter of pxlurtlnn note, to 11.- Tr-i . Sc he nee Iadv | he hioiodaries of the rity l-efnie alone— Amelia Karbari Plllnam Th* l*gi*laliue loiiighl likely IVairhoiiscinrii have w.irned piogitss. “ family of lloellrher. I.Oli-r I n I adjoining rominunillM were nn and her husluind arrompani-nl the will hear a »|ei il mr**age f t - 11 nexrd is 12 5; in the Bi-ena Vista again d auiy tendency In the Chicago a irs ahm* of­ towanl YoiiiikIntk wm orreitril and cm Mollitona here from New York. (in e rm r I rhinan, advocating diefrlrt K.03; In Ito- Coconut flro.-v dumping al Ihe sta rt. Brices are ficial recuids of III* Depaitum ut victcd in culine lion with Hie ra Standing on the spacious fm nt Mi*. Kern Fonley al l, was ai more «ti*nuous punishment f-*' •llstri I. 10; Silver Bluff district, go al and will slay that w ay.,they of Commfrc* dlstri t office »*tlporch- Mr. and Mr*. Rmwreelt maftd that 100,000 persuu* vruiilj rested. She later vvn- tried ii. kidnaping. <135; ami the formerly unlnenrpo- ,«*ygave a hearty srelrome to the visconnection with the kidnaping «l Ill spite of l.i-uterant OTmi rated district. AIM. Some idea as to the manner in h* aff*ct*d hy employer*' signing ItoriY from oversea*. Captain Mollla -k tl Bohn, uf s t. Paul. Lut w s. nell's cafe retain , on air of un Millage* of 9.12 for Ihe gereral in which eales will he exped'ted Ih* egreementa with I'tesideni llaon and Amy Johnson Mollison anpiittrd. Chaiges also Were file I critain ty an I ' m ystery still operating fund. 2 for sfree* can be gathered at klrultrl*. Roosevelt which ore intended lo smiled at their reception. Tiftun, result In greater puirhasing (low­ W. C. Williamson; veteran r"- against her in the liuettidier case •hio ded hi* l mg ut-ssnev. The lighting and I for publicity apply Illackthtar. Nashvill*. The American and Rrltlsh Giert nil let refused to let vnung John to all districts. Valdnsta. Douglas and Vidalia er. remained for lunrhrnn and early llre ufficer and former superin­ Boston r*p-irle,| .1.1 Irt ogle*vay iimr* than a f*-v wnrd* ami la s t yeor's millage for the «•*) where facilities have been ar­ In the afternoon departed hy mo­ tendent Of the Fein nnle Cniinty gave niily a skelt liy -1 ry of the ria l fm tl was III for street light ranged for handling about a mil­ m»nt* signed, a ffn lin g mui* than llnme, Ned at hie hiunc un F ‘ ulh to r with a motorcycle earort for kidiin|>irug. T hen n-lirelke .v " log 2. f"r publicity 22 and for lion pounds daily. Those markets, 50,000 employes; HI. I.uu> 1153 Fenfurd Avenue yesterday aflerNew York. ■v. lainrd a* necessary to the rl debt serelra It). as well as Adel, will hav* two sets for Missouri, ami other cltiu* nnnn at about 4:20 n'rb ck. lie Earlier In the day. Mr. an,| Mr*. showed a mor* nr le(* sim ilar rv— f rt* to find the kidnapers and, if In Ihe millage ordinance it I* of buyer* this season. Roosevelt motored In St. James hid ticen in ill health fur several pons*. p-imihle, recover the isnsmii tnon • 'a trd that "It I* the purpose 'r Along with prospects of ample Episcopal Chuich to worship 1 week*. Kan Francico said Standard Oil ey, vvh'ch was marked tins onto am* In levying a mill i*t rn« t" grower* »a"i* promise Funeral services will In- held again with theie neighbors and N'i-we|-ap*r men i 1 \l any w»ie aae for debt service to provide fo ..f higher w ege. for warehouse Company of f'allfninla with II,from IIIErick ion Funeral limn* friends. t'0 | empluyes had l•l|lle under tho tlperntir* of Seillinnl* eullf-' i.i'.lfied nt K oVImk that O’f'mi the payment nf .1 per cent inter­ mnrnlnc at II ml workers at Douglas Complying A fter hla week-end nf relaxa­ It morrow gria-ery rim es, meal niirket*, and II II via* I-m e. est on I—ndv together with pav will, the national recovery move­ ag retn ieii along with Assm-tpled o'clock. Burial will he in Ever­ tion. the President l» Intent on - loci*, of all c-eillfi alee nf Imlehl- ment. warehouse owner* he** Oil nf California'* 111*: workers, green Pem etcry. Tin- fo.'luvv mg { ounhinat Ion filling ataliongrgetting •<* nrk ngain Indav on educes, ii-'"*. loans, morlgeg-- a jtc r d lo r*i‘* the pey of con- ami th* city's departm ent stores perioiu, hnvlbeen a l r d In l-sceil* m e tu'hednh-d tu meet al *he nffnlra of slate First attenwar* virtually 1/1 anini >u*. • and eapenses ” The lowrcrvd ialcr pall-hearers: Former sh eriff I ’. M. Tm.'.l! mon laborers 25 peresnt an * i*. tlon goe* to the nationnl recoverthe 1'ity Hall tonight al H;3< I’emling mor* r niplM* n-purta. est ta le of :t |o-r cent la pro ' * Hand, Jn». D. Jinkins, V. E. Dn-gto sight hour*. V" ' strict their w-uk h campaign. imtvw for in Ih. bond debt arttl*oi*iiti " " " * "jf," bj, , r Con,pl|.hed w ilh -jlh * admliilslration made Fharon, U K. i/i |n rt I r I Its* porpo -i- of d sen With heeneat Inlrrest, the Chief# lass. Judge J, ring a preposed code nf ethici Lie rriitlv i v " d upon between" r ,'y ........ niiiutier of ..n s. lo total either li* in »y grow Executive surveyed latest reporlaj Watson, and S, F. Doudm-y. JAf'KRONVVII.LF.. Jfly :i».-</»*) lot ir indn try. new Jobs to l.e ci<at*d under tin* offieiat* and iiieinla-ra of tlio from Washington nn the progress j Mr. Williamson, “Cuntier” Wil­ Karl II. D'fjuinn f t le a rw a ln . John Harris hiindh'ddera' rmo F m re .( titaehel, head uf t l ' agrrem nets or those to w iring of this drive to make more jobs liamson t • hundrr li of lueal per­ Fan for • wltt.nl Independent Or rlrrn ll court cl.o) (or I'inellauiillr*. higher weges. It wa* said Ibis ami to increase the mass buying sona, was born near Rocky Ford, cels <A*mriativn is rilo-dulrj In 1 i,u n i), Saturday »u ro-elccle I would nnl he don* for several Ga., on Dec, H, IK7I. lie had Jived power. piestll.-nl nf the sta-* i-sociaflun pit-side. S taled around the iaMday* .yef. * In • day or so he rxpe.-ta to re­ in Sanford for more than 23 years wi'h h in will lie the followini of c iu rt clerk al Ih- 1 losing rTh* administration in vm| to ceive from the capital some of th- and l<eeau«c nf hi* Ling associa­ gr rtry atorv n\vners w h, wei1.ti «,f a two day rvmfeii-nr* hi re, M I A M I . J u l y 31.— Mem­ hasten the signing bv i« - ung » rode* which will prescribe the de­ tion either with Ih? |iollre de|Mrl- runted on a emiiinitte,. which o th e r offi era elirted wen ber* of a committee repreienting ew art of Interpretation# "f the tailed regulations Jnr specific In­ ment i r sheriff's office here he expected to pre - nt a lentalive lan g lry nell. IVnsa -la, n- eli ated rig ar workers who said that they Brealdent's agre*ineni u Ili»t em­ JAf K fiNVILI E. July 31. dustries providing shorter working was widely known throughout Ihc iiide for discur-inn I night. vlri- pn-.ldenl; I'. 31 '.nv. Uriaanu have attem pted to organise in Mi­ ployer* might kilim evntlly w hat )/J1 N sliinal teeiivery lid weeks and minimum wages of counly ami in f’entral Florida. 1 ■ rotary, and I.. W llruniniiiiul II. K. Weekly. L. F. I.o Hfe. M ami In accordance with Dm spirit they unddclaklng. He assumed his pmitinn at the ministration agreement# have 1 pay. J. lodge, All M nigarel ollherl-, f Mr'm'on, Irt u«ur*’i * of the Industrial recoverp pto"Tha President’s ie einR vvm-nt been iyned l-y 2010 Flor d* Also the President is looking County Home i»m - yearn ago, an l A rthur (ialchei, F. A. Hymui, I(oifim illtem rii fur ii»r riMuitiff gram . have charged that they employer -. W’a'-ter N. I'earre, agreamsnt wa« written in lanforward to an early call from until early this year he handled |). Martin, (!. ('. fo x , nnd J . fl. y«jr will Ih* iIirU’i^I I. II- A. were di-chargetl for participation regional representative nf Ihr Secretary Hull, chairman of the this responsibility. guag* Intendeil he flexible f» Bowles, M arianna; 2. If. F. Bur­ Anilt-v Jr. S rviv ng Mr. Willlani-nn are, admini-irollon,* aniuuincrd hei* in lb* movement. tn**l m*ny variliM of ninililiims, delegation to the l»ndon econom-Mr. fTlorh-l, w h, la a on inter nell, Jr.. Madiion; .1, II II Sam ­ Mra. Julia Rojas, chairman; yeiterday V J I it- agrienirnta s f ennfsrvnee. Much la to b« talked hi* widow, Mrs. Mayme William­ of tile ronim itlre of 21 loral l> > ! tier -, l.ek* t ’itv; 4, George \ (Continued On Beg* Two) son, of Fanforil; fiu r aid ers, H n . f.-rt |0.25d tin ployts. he said. Mr*. Mary Alfonso, Manuel Te >• over in th at session. inr.-s men whu met at the City : Dyke*. Tavares; 3. J- l»- Hauler Employers In HI I jillea an-' regal, Jose Medina and Florenelo The President and Mrs. Roose­ L. G. Gllsson, r f Sf. Petersburg, Hall this afternoon tu diseurs the , eon. Bartow; fl, V. E, DoilglaT, MARON8 TO M BRf Acevedo, Jr., and all member* of town* of the state have elgro-1 velt ore looking forward to an Mrs, Annie Wondberry, and Mr*. 51. Natlonsl Itrrovrry A rt. is cxiicci- j Sanford, and 7. E. B. lenlherm an, Before leaving for T*nn**so<l 1 heir faiuiUr* employe,| In cigar J. Kinard. of Stateshor-, Ga., ami Bearer ee(JUV*t* *11 Florida awrly vial) by their daughter, Mrs v l l i report on the doings of that Miami. employei » lo , report to him mak ng here were discharged, Ihey where hi* father lies critically 111. Curtis Dali, and har children, Mrs. A. L. G iti r r .'o f Sylvania, m rrting. aid,. n* ,the result of Ihe organ- F. I), nreodeo. worshipful master G a ; ami two brothers, II. C. Wil­ with the tiMinlier of person"KLUe” and “ B ui.ie," WOODMEN TO MEET Il was announerd this o i-in n f iiati-'n meeting cond rted Mun- 0j Sanford l-°dfo Nu. IP, P, 4 A­ liam sen, of Sylvania, and T. J . that i| the City f'mmni**imivi >, oirrd sine* Ih* drier begad t:. Cullma official of Celery UNCLR BAM PAYS O FF TODAY ‘ li. anoeuiievil thaT lha rrgula' hi- natil. p------of Longwood. *y: w liir'w iirhiro^ nt ih* C ity -llal' U ( amp No. fi25, WoiNhncn of the TiK h~rnT.,rinati..ii. would giro the sdministratl< n [ . "I* it simply a question of hav- meeting of the lodge I* achednleil Wm Id, today announced that the 7:-'tn o'clock tonight, h.i.e no c mi . ,. . WASHINGTON, July 3 L -0 P ) GOVERNOR VIMITH FTANCKK . ' Camp ..... Bound I’a rty ” Is a n i-ate chirk on rvaults of ,nig tu 1 many cigars on hand now, to tm held a» th r Masonic Temple , | h-ii-d their meeting a t H:--01 monthly —Today la pay day for 300,000 the campaign and l«t Florida and having to slow up pruduc- tom orttw night at H pn o’clock, W INNII’Efi. Man., July :H _| o’clssrlx, that the giocer* will nice In t o hxld a t the .Oak Avv-n-io privates la President Roosevelt's citiscnr know the affect on tm t on.” .Mr. (Ji ntalex said. "We if* reuuesled all Maat*r Ma*>us I* forest conservation arm y, and kt (in —Gov. 'John Garisuul B d U id , i" the ma.'n sudttorium of li e . clohn room* tumor row night al plormenl in tha itata. Data never have inquired of person* attend, and h r Invited all visiting M erchant, other ?hur. H (MS o'clock. Many m ailer* of imthe aiwe time Uncle Ram will mall •t Virginia arrived hat* last night j bull tog. gathere 1 will be published in sicking *mploym»nl whether they Master Masons to participate In checks ranging fro m tl.t to $23 from the governor*' conference inj grocers or those - af allied hui-l p.otanc# will Is- ditruased h* newspapers, he added. belong t » ■ union or not. We a r t the meeting. Senior W arden A. L. ___________ _ _________ _ _ incisra mo Iaviled to California and was greeted by hi*! ineraej mu iaviled attend tu -tated In urging >bat all member* to each o f 'th e ir 200,000 families Bette will preside, not intereattd in th at.” I attend lha saeeiing.. flaocae, her mother and relallu P . | night’* meeting. back borne. l • ROOSEVELT GIVES GREETINGS TO 2 BRITISH FLIERS ||f I City Commission .Of Miami Adopts Budget Figures Fl.vlnff Mollisons Are Received At Hyde Park Home Sunday s a tt- uss W. C. Williamson Is Victim Of Death At His Residencellere Grocerymen Wi l l Meet Tonight For Discussion Of Code V. E. Doufflass Nnnu’d A Committeeman 2010 FmployiTH In Stale llnve Siffni'd DiHchurgi’d Workers In Factory Protest _____ > �■ ■ .. V ! THE CHOSEN IT S LUCKY DAY FOR WORLD’S F A IR ........ — ----------FOR KISSING GAME IN BELGIAN VILLAGE STREET SHOW aa - ^ N H IC A G3O0 .. ' J u ly 0 0 — Kisses a r t word* la • ■aJ languago. language. universal Perhaps that cxpltinfi why thousands ol vliltora to tha Chicago World’# Fair—A Cen­ tury of Progreso—roar thoir applause to tha colorful otreat (estival that daily makes the market oquara oi "Picturefique Belgium* one of tha gayest and lovliest spots o( the Fair. AU-Important G a m e Scheduled Between Strong Loop Clubs Smyrna With f*»r bow playoro, all of thorn pltchon, oddod to th# roo­ ter, tb# Bonfirit CoUryfodo today awaltod t* oll-lmportaat gam* boro tomorrow with ih* Dayton* Beach Islanders. ......... Th# Fod# twalt tomorrow# tilt with corfTMonco that tho ooason •erloo hotwoon the two club# will find th« Fod. ono-up Umorrow sight. Each club ha* won thro# gams* from th# othor, bat non# of thorn lo *r Important aa lo to­ morrow'# tilt for tho roaaon that o Sanford dofoat moan* a tl* for third place, ami th# ooaoon I* on#third over. Nroillag loll manly la tha heart nf thlo Bolgtaa Villaga with IU hmiM* and chapel* la d shops built from actaal rnoalda of Old W»rM Holldlnga that daU from tho IIDi csnlufy, to aa autdow aug*. iiirrnundod by dialog Ublaa aad hear garden batcoal*0, and to r raced In by a broad oxpana* of a 4)1*lootnoo atop* loading upward m a Humor of hi lid do shop* and tho' (siting tea. K!•**• to Musi*. At Ih* ourt of story hoar right*e*ro (cramfel* for soau oa th* ■1*1*0 tad i t tbo Ublao to watch ih* lUron-haitod maldooa Chances for n victory tomorrow qers given s reel boost 1st* yeatorday In that salarlaa which have boon owing ployora for tho past three weeks Ware reduced by' one weak. With aaah in their pocksta stain, four new players on tho i^iad, and their eyes pn.tho aocoqd-kalfpo m u t , th e ' Fade • today present a brand sow plethro that iMould draw a huga'crowd to MiR nlcipal Park tomorrow. ’ Tho now players r are: Lofty Lane, for tho pait th o years thTa laggua’a loading horlor; QUI Loltt, fofmtrly of Now Smyrna but this year • real alar In tbo -Northeast Ftprida League: Pots Oalgor, n hard-hitting Georgia boy who hat a - pitching flair that spoils de­ feat for any opposing club, and Anally, Al Huffman, a huiky Bradenton boy who throw* tAillots wllh hi* right hand. * ' ielger and Huffman aro on “IK grk*ni already, and Lane la in Ba iford Just about avtry day. U U la available upon call to Do- •nil tliHr natlra folk doncaa and *..iw* with a apontaaooua plaaa entry and dallghtfal naivete that •prlna fmm»hnppr haarta Tha rliytliwili- walliM. dainty sad rrnwfiil for nil tha cotobaraoma i >.f tbo heavy wooden ahowe nf il,r >1,Hirers. awn a charm that l. wail npprortatad. even though ,,..•1 >,f the iMiluolero have never l* n i Hhr>m>t Inna little of tha rirvi**uu> and tradition* Ml* "old . .■unlfr'’. mid understood llftla or n.dhlna of tha symhollam of tha fhbnkor. • Wb*B v U tM tear* fiw kiaotog game, they aro ooro W bar* bocom# goaataa admlruru off Mo BoL gtea V illa s aad aro t m * M ac- eootumo* of th* ISib rrolsry. Hour* wlthoat n i may easily b* wowt lit the doiovu of qualm stum* -hero Dwadao China, item, and Olepley Famed Fainting. Thera la plenty of beauty about the hleiorle old bolldlogff Haro la Antwerp's Nt Mr hole a tburrh. hniii In It.vi at a chapel'of tb# thorn-ukere* guild; boro la a eoa* vent (moot from DIOSC > homo from Turnal. lbs bouts Of tbo llen.-mao of Brugro <1.100). Thera la the gateway whore Napoleon .pent hie Uet night before Water­ loo; them la at. Dooaiue bridge of Brugro lo 1310. with IU water mill and pond of awana; there to tho beautiful city ball of Damme: lo tha distance tho alia white natrh tower Tsgode” of Aatwerp. All about are guards, attend­ ants. bar molds and peasant girls la tha aatboatlo and gafly-hued ■hope of tho glaoaWnwera oad •hoper ra id s'. Almost bidden away In a little building oa SL Mrbulaa plaau la a qalot note of piety In mntraM to the root of tho town, amt one of tho most Important eihlhltt In tho vlltoga. It la tha world famed painting. ‘T h e Crarlllclon and Transfiguration of Chrlat". by HIV tin Flint, brought from tho rath* dral of Brussels. Valued at C A 000, and tho work of nearly 13 years, It ll unique. In that the ejee of the Saviour appear to open to tho holy Ught from hteren aa th# watcher game upon It. It la anld to ho tha only painting a herein tho artlat baa •ucceedr-l In repre­ senting both death and Ufa eternal oa a slagla canvas. J o h n s o n Returns To Capital Bearing Automobile C ode present (olk-dsncc. end song* In th* «r**t festival of the BsItUn VlUigo tt the Chicago World • Fair LIGHTHOUSE GUARDS FOGGIEST SPOT IN U. S. ski l.a . L . . \ . , pMdont" child U daflaod m on* under .IS' ys*r« of Sg* aupporiad by e a t or hath paeoa ta. - ----, Whoroaa la Kaglaad aad Wale* ahl ’ 1M of tha faianu*'* have nio *,thaa thro# chUOroa, th* part i t t k t la tho Irish Fro* Btato U ot-ridden Industrie* for four year*." Haber said. Raber't reply •» to the part In the cat* of «ueh men a* Aiderman Oscar Nelson. Republican, several time* mentioned form may­ or or Attorney Aaron Saplro, of ni*min' New Vork. ' and “TRT Benjamin Squire*, federal labor mediator, wa*; “They provided the tot-up for the conspiracy. They helped . or­ ganise the group* responsible for bombing*, slugging*. *ml strike*, the terrorism that put the price of cleaning a »olt up to 11.78 a suit while Al Capon* took a cut and th* public paid the bill." Moat of th* witness** in*i»ted on going before th* grnnd Jurif furtively and without police enroa f,.m their homo* or P •» tuslnet*. Each co-oparatlng witnet* gave n*m«* of oth*r* could giv# valuable toriimony. In all, 888 wltnoa*** were ca ted. Legal authoritloa *•« tho de­ fendant*, tmifin* from Al t*pono to th# hood* of and attor­ ney* for union* and trad# a»»ociatlons. probably would contend tho. w*ro not guilty *f f**1?,1"Inf trtdi u chfrftd in lh« Indkl* ment* bocaua* they dealt only In "*orvicw“ onclr-w*-latm*»ry and dry cloaalag, Imt not In commodiHe*. Rah»r oaW »!•«• ouprom* court* had-varied on that point. Lower Floor To-Night Donble ♦ 5? (Continued from page I) dorsed at an ertlhuslaatic meet­ ing of Tampa merchants. After th* national program had been siplalnod by WaUrmou, Wall sad other*, considerable lime wa* given to -discussion, which brought out a number of difficul­ ties to b* adjusted for tpoclal lino* of butlnoos. Throughout;tho mooting a ipirit of warm co-operation wa* dis­ played. Tha kdg quottion wa* how beet to do tho Job to holp thc»o who need H • moot. Tho feggloat point In th* United Btatoa. docUr* otndala of Uto Llghthou*# Borvleu of the Dspwt- RECOVERY ACT W ORK RECITED BY SHJNHOLSER (Continued from pae* I) ministration In rogard to national recovery. . Thin talk wa* follow* I by * "fn e, mavtorf I" Ulk by General Johns in, "a talk with every ele­ ment absolutely fair-minded lq * genuinely linear* dosir* to got at tka nn_i A iKa trouble." IwAlllila *' tho root »f# th* Th* rode then • won presented and dead,, .paragraph by para­ . , graph, with varloun speaker* and carrying out la good faith tha member* of th* oimmltteo ariaIng to b* heard. This hearing, Mr. Urtao of tho agr*om«nt. Bhinholtor itatod, pro.bced tb* VplMM.-of.lha caMttg Of t m . «Whaa-aa *mplojer signs an uiual numbor of radleal apoakor* yubflakod hot* roconUy. A "do- agreement end aertlfles h e com- Malta# to accept, It appeam l ho and otli ero ii*yvw" ho«*n by group rr# » tho Whitman . G ro c e rs M e e t Here To Discuss Code Of E th ic s ment of Commeroc. la Uooa* Faak Ught, on the cootl of klflM. wb*« weorda for th* pa*t »Ut*on yaan •In* It h u tacn n-% i»ry to operat* IU warning ilgnal an avoraga of lAW hour* par year. Rlchborg said th a n might oven b* *omo pay ;cuts In InsUncas where, high tajarlos are now fig­ ured on a bsalt of long hours and It wai< nrcetswry to bring- tho hour seal* Into conformanc* with Ihe mailmqm set by -Prooldontj Rooaevtlt. “Th*.National ftocoviry Admin­ istration will, through local agoncle*. ubttrvs carofuJIy th* man­ ner In which employers comply wllh thrir kg oomant to make ■'•qultnblo fWsiUustmsnU' ", tho statement said, "and will take (Continued From rug# One) indicted are only a few of tho** win will b# brought lo trial even­ tually." Ev*n wh*n most of th* proflu of tholr dr, cleaning, laundry, or carbonated beverage butine** ws» bring drained by racketeer*, Raber of »"* the wltnv**** vwr laid, IBIU, gmost ggtotok «ea — (Conttnoed From rag* On*) »; trml O’Rysn aUo would declisq completing the breskdoww of thd slate. . Former Representative Florvllo La Guardis, imlopendent Rtpublican, and Langilon W. Post, fo> mer aroemblyman, tamed down th# request of the fusion -:mmitteo headed by forwtar Gov. t'harlee S. Whitman. t h a ^ N v run for president of tho baPe of •Mermen and provident of Maihattan borough, roepeetively. Seabury meanwhile pushed ahead with organlilag a new fu­ sion group t® ooloet another ticket II* conferred with La Guard's, who wa* seen in tome circle* a* a probable chotro for mayor. Tonlerratlvo Republican* hae# been opposing hi* selection. “I cannot accept a place on the Whitman faction tl-ket con.ider. Ing the au»ple*» •»! conditions brought •o ticket yesterday." j which «hlrh brougnt « H .ij La GostdWGonofwt (TRy*n deride Should Gcnorol minimum wag# that tho govern­ while aiT”Will a hid# ky the fair ment ran oipoct no finer form r f piactkr* and trade agreement# co-operation In . tho-t-aatloa-wld* uf the master code. A permanent irganixation, con­ war against tho daproaalon. sisting of one representative front sack of tho seven national group*, ns* been lormetl to carry >ut tbe final drafting and admlnUtratto* ' ** .Vlbll# this gam* la to bo lha fbaturo of tho day. thorn It llttla of tu thot ”doubt I--- aa — to tho outfomfi Vf f^ e o i-U tib u rt turn# In L m burv and tha Orlando-Now Bmynta gam* at Now Smyrna. Th* Indian* ihauLt boat Lootbufg and tb# Tlgara. ahould boat th# Craektra, Spaek Kinaey, GaUF burlor who w aalajm ad by Co«aA.-Thursday,' wll/ U on th* ••p a d a galnit an old (oam-nuto, Bill F trrau J, for Ih* B ru|pf ' u T*a_Carl*ton, who hai dofootod N#Vr Smyrna flva tlmo* this y»*r, »llj start for th* Tlf#f» wKd Story Of F ig h t On R a c k e te e r s T old In Chicago impoMibi. to .ook In two direction* at ho «m * Urn*. Either the must look forward to th* amended work and P*y (chodoU* with a r***on‘ able hop*, or »U# ho mi-'t look ba k to Ih* old way of doing but loss*. The'old yardstick will not work under th* Thos* are (omo of tha ImP" •Ions which Mr. Shlnhnler gleaned during th* hearing and from rodtact with Goneral Johnson. Adminlttrator* Cqtoo, •"«* S****1*1 Counsol Boll. ... Mr. ShlnhoUor *Ut*d that while ho hat not had an opportunity to study tho P ro .ld .n f. blank.! code, ho it under th* Improttlon that IU application It purely voluntary, to Ih* m erchant "Tho PmWon'. hat no authority to toll you to comply with tho blanket cod*. T i.-* U lrtr" b tirh o -d o « -h a c v au­ thority to enforce all rode* of eth­ ics which ho approve*. By not signing th* blanket cod*, th* mer­ chant or induntrialiit moroly pro­ long* tho time boforo a mandatory cod, ran bo approved, a cod# In I'.m In lha grand final*—tb* • re g:int*“—I* a world of . «on. f ( i| fnn thoroughly under­ . .. .1 A klM I* n klao. ho It In •rip-ijl* or Chh-ago. )|.m n * or : : i fair. I'trl* ur Tangier I n the strain* of the lilting mu• v. ih* buy* and glrla ilnnr# »h<mt i le dnge In a clrrle. with on* hoy • r girl alone In Ih* cvoitrr The iL .m rrm .Hi*_muirr_ch0ugeg_A |w»trer nf tb* ommatt* ae* from ihr oulddo.rtng. and Ih* two then Seabury L e a d s R e v o fT ^ . ^ GTRyan T ic k e t .jtgroutaMtl.bA faat.whgn.JiiaUjJlL jwuld^uL d'Mta Tha Islandors, whoso fortune* have boon varlad sine* Johnnie lkroth toik ovgr th* managerrolna, also have strength*»«d for th* loot half raoa. Th*y‘v* signed two horlor*, Lonnie golf, a * youngster from JaeksonvIUe, nqd Johnnl* Buggo, former Tampa Hkuthoastorn Loaffu* huytor. They've tl*o addod Elmar Span's m l U k b WofthoraJJ, a loaii in who ran raUh, pitch, or play In­ field. • That Cal Donnla will a^aft against tho Island* r t lo pretty well assured. Tho volsraet toil a 10-inning till to tho lalandort th * year. After th a t game ha doshared that h« could stop thorn Ini the future. II* yraata tomurroW’a chance, anti It was under•tfiod this morning that ha will ft» It. • Opposed to Cal probably will bo Oodrg* Cutack, who hat twice conquered th* Fod* this' yoqr, or Lopale T5*lf, tb* l(lalld*fa, rookie a hne^ra M ' iM ga* W O a M a Tt T V y e . t . ta ^ they ^ ^ ktaaaa bar. tho* U o U r a k l a Doncoro of U . e * d a follow n i t game Float** Crowd. Ifa great fan. bot tho hlg Umbo aro jo t U coma There to a pauae la tho Baste. One nf tho peaaant hoys leaps from tho circle ami Ukas tho hand nf s alrt ■elected at random from Ihe amllrru* H im the moot become his partner In tha coster of tho donee Wh-n the daaco la or or, all lha hnro m«h to laRloto the now dann-c with tbotr klaaos. much lo bar emharrammoot and to tho morrlmont of tho oalookera. The (tunt la than rapeatod with a boy from tho au­ dience. After tho (bow coins rain from the seats of tho omaMtheater and tho dancers ore than am Into n mad •cramblo for the money, more than oftea with coals roonlta. Price fixing will not b* nllewod." ■H*w*e»rf" Mr. SWnhoUer (•14. "It n i Indicated durlag th» hearing that *hould M i"4u(try wl*h to a-bm it • proposal looking toward tho protection of an Indoatry through :oat cwntrol, tho guv• in a tn t might conridor' K." "from no* on," ho continued, •‘service and quality of workman•hip alona will bo tho competitive fratura of boalnoao. T hat la tho idaa of tho Admlnlatratloa. All minimum wagoa aro to bo aa near­ ly alika aa poaolbla. With outthroat compotltlon allmlnotod, tho ■ : m u of a boalnoao will moan that tho merchant who giro* th bottor aonrico and produce* a high quality of worhmanahlp la to bo tho winner." Tho AdmlnWratlon’o anawar, aa expressed through General Johnann during one of Wa many appaorancai at the hearing, to tho complaint that tho code "will wipe ua out," la that there I* bound to pllanc* an d also Joint In tho sub­ mission of o coda f fair compel)lion boforo Sopt. 1, 11*31, his it*- whoso unrossonsblo demand* wore met by subtle end forcoLri dlsappioval which thovvd th# Idea latJ oblivltn. . -L Tho hearing continual fov^Ight day*, Mr. Shmhol»*r »tat*.V.tight day* In which ho alUndod eommittoo meeting* or th# hearing It.rif from 8:00 o’clock In tb«' morning until 11:00 o’clock a t night. "I didn’t know whom th# I'utumac River waa until-th# day I loft", ho outsd, "and oven then I saw It from tho top of my b > trl,” . .. Tha lumbormtn'i coda ikwa hot contain a ctandard work qr n schedule, Mr. Shinbolsar *Ut*<L Instead, It ha* savtra) tuggoatod r . r k and pay aohoduloa whllo each Industry ifflllatod with tho lumbar Ind-itry bolloto* to bo fain and equitable fur a l l Locs-j t , ■I -■ ■■ NEW YORK CITY, July » • —* matter recovery cod# to gov­ ern all grocery distributor*, In­ cluding wholesale, retail and chain itoros pad fbsd brokers, was enmpisted yeatorday alter a three-day confaroneo of aoeea na­ tional food dUtributlag. pgonriea a t tho University Club, Fifth Avonua and Flfty-faorth StroeL Th# cod* will not bo mad* F»hll« several weeks, bat It was Uarnod i that each of the group* affaetod ' will haval IU nwu wage *cal# Are you planning a vacation Ik \ t h i s fiu m m e r? , I f s o —S to p n t t*|« p o p u la r tw# of w’daoproad lajuyt^ Do you know why th# w osnl wo horn >0 She, horsoH, didn’t. H alitosis (bod broath), Ih# soda) fault no mm .forglvo*. wo* th* racoon. Yof no on* nood hoyq- kottod*. OorgUng t e l \ , p l a z a (O ptn all Y«fii ) nUr of the otty, faeiag beautiful Control PUtk IF GARDEN I Ufa. D trodor -1 - • -- I �White local farmers are making •trenuooa efforts to control-cstery. production, throughout the coming season. It Is Interesting to consider the attitude of the cotton planters wbd are already confront*...............* I cheaper, to reduce acrsupxeoe-thlrd o f t h e ir crop. t the vtawa of the cotton MW' th a n ,. to p|ow up. * or of -plowing jip thlp lied by those in charge efitha cotton aeraD /o r this.year," toys the -Atlanta Const! ft is successful (tf bringing prices ranging ir this year's crop, the-sbesnos of a. conrat year would result In the planting of a h r to undo all th e good accomplished to ion of the present heavy load of earryover cotton; A 1W.OOO^JOO-hste crop w x t year would find 'fhe prod Accra In little bettor condition In the fall than they were before; th e're c en t rise in prices, with cotton again going bagging a t 6 or 7 cents a pound, “T o prevent any auch catastrophe, the federal farm administrator*, white the plana for thte year's acreage.re­ daction ere still to be actually applied, are looking ahead to 1904. Representatives of both growers and of th ^ c o t­ ton Industry; M I *“ “ * planswwhich will hold neat year's planting _____ tkm oftentative tentai plans within reasonable.limits. a»nf»r» push b«Mt the K«ei«w. Om o s l, u> do taj arioso from tlM mohills- tho reform. Ta b f of public ipinlon U pash tbs flrisL th o o fto blanket rodos. Popular omotios, particularly when It take* oe a patriotic f e w , la a vary powerM wtapaa. Aed a daageroas twsafgad on*. The eeloe of esIM a g popular anthuataam for the rodeo to cfacr. But tt la squall* afaar that the other edge—the popular Md*nutation of tboM who do M i respond to the reorrion of ostbs■faaiw—will not bo aocful la tbc prooent situation. P er tt Mods. to b erseo g n tr» d \ LAKEHtmST, K. Jr-Tww of tbo six loud-opokori j u t InsUJJod ltM pnrtabla mooring maot a t tba Ksval Air SlaUoo k m . Tboj w dt ba need for taetroctkwe ta tbo small ground crow, which wtfl bo r ^ a r t i U> Und any of Ibo httgvr. to ta l bltx with tbo wow poHablo moortn* moot DR. HENRY ly difficult to fit seen a blanbot coda to tba It boa Inoat. ThU to esporially truo of owwtll firms D T P r - H o , but-Xwin M hoop (touring on ‘ official recognition to government, Hew, you id a position to build sign trade'by making from; them have- been selected for study sH Jfl glvs promise of being useful to bringing about the eno sought. From the selected plans, or from the best fea­ tures of jail of them, it'l l hoped to be able to evolve a pro­ gram of cotton production control which will put cotton for ell time on a sound and profitable basis which will elimi­ nate unhealthy price fluctuations,** ’ Local fanners should keep In mind that they are apt determine which sre nnabla srvd tq have touch the ‘ same problems. The federal gov­ which unwilling to assist tbs reernment dm be of grfat assistance to them, but even the roerry campaign. An employsr"* nelghher* may be able to Judge somewhat by Ms gensraI attitude their bowldge of local roadttisa* end their knowledge of local con­ ditions. Bat tbo public ss a whale hardly ascotsary t o tba new directot of .of Investigation ' la eat of Justice, J . Ed­ it hot former Preslr'a brother. el discrim inates beforo H at­ tempt* to s*y whether a x a s la trying to do hie p o rt Even enthueiaem may go astray; condemnation has a blind ad catling edge. Emotional ebullitions of potriotesru and loos# labeling of “slacken" will not he the best ; *' ' r l Close A t 6i00 Pw M. SANFORD* TWENTY YEARS AGO ' 1* .getting In , on the Iror with thy orginitetipn vr*t loon «W * oyin|i. w l i t Is, to far ns wo hire |ho Oral sity In the state te s s a x T ttod form a simile* orgnrjiuft wilt mean more business lb** Id tot* *oun(ry. 8s *d•w move’ rrlmlnsla t t lb* sHk ire b t dlipatcb’ after i Is 'oommlttsd I* all t i t / maty ‘fo* mas* tblo eoqn* 'freo from crime a i'n g E ■ Thot'a eoralag gad com. r silly ’ ts torno* 'f M W t^ i ; the ostlrh'fsgi le- r#dfr»l.’ V:rj AT THE 100 per cent with the President; by purchasing locally whenever possible, and not delay buying af needed articles. Patrons are appealed to by marchants. —v that caution In port baaing be exercised to ellmiaate aa much as possible return and exchange. It also la requested th at patrons cooperate with Store* la the m atter of making dell eerie#, and flirt bar the drive by making settlement of past due JACKSONVILLE, July SI. —Stores having membership ’ la the Merchant* Division a t tha Jacksonville Chamber #f Commerce beginning Tsaeday, Aug. 1, will open at • A. M. and Mas* at « P. M. sack of the six bustnes* days. Derision to that eftbet wag reashed at a meeting of tha organisation, daring which reprseeaU tlres of practically all retail line* attending pledged 100 per real support of President Roosevelt In hiscampaign to bring bask pros­ perity. In addition to setting up n *4houc week, tha. iqankaaU pledged themselves not to work employe* more than 40 hour* a.week; prom­ ised net to reduce wag*% and de­ clared iatiatlon of elding,fn relit. C O w ssm m v a c a t i o n H B Q (Continued from page 1) the administration sold. "As n reult, nttrpretatloni will bo required from Urns |0 time t* uneertlnlle* iIn." the application of tho Aetton of agreement develop," slots provides Prevtoosly the admlnUtration bad 'defined the meet difficult clauses of tbo agtHmoaL sffoctod by por*graph I, which T0 clnr up whnk omplogeo or* rents,“scoouBllng, closJrxl, baakleg, ofOeo, service or salsa ait. ploysp foxvspt eotoldo oelsomos) a (remainder of tho hosted to roil la say sta r* ,-o ffw . dopsrtmsnt, J* B p L eMl* *w» |T««f ;,Clt^ osutelskmsnt or public utility, S to sey automotlvs or bortodsava MU*VH«U E tsm returned, Ban- posses got, • sprees, deliver, or ft le pointed out that the mer­ chants are assuming the Initial expense of employing additional salespeople and the buying public must respond to assist the na­ tion's effort toward recovery. 1friends si* congrilulstl** 1 bslng smemg them again af illse n of s .wook. 7' ‘ l * Mw. W k h t o R is . A., D. ANGUS CRAFT . . MANAOH thandle* warrants, and then only when advance* can be absolutely Jsn titled. It Is pointed out that the buy­ ing public can help make the campaign successful by patronis­ ing stores that arw co-op*rating YOU ciu sit In your room and taro through ndvnrtliing pages—demand portion of the world before you to ccma to you, and tt will coni«t You C*R eummon an ounce of French gnrden In Pteoro off Switzerland In a tiny wrist-witch; a a perfume vtelt Intrioetf* corner of California packed. tn M orengt; * handful of Virginia to Itu ff In your plpa; gunny 8«villa' in ollvat; A.tAitA of Ceyloa la tea, , t* *'\ ‘ 1 i* Advertlaementn tell you tha d«ir»bte portions of the world £ * * * * < w h u your*. Grown on a far island—dug4from a mloA—lf It’a jidvertland: aad.yon uk for it, if* youro. I f you u k . i t ’to do w h n lJ t't advertteed l(* do. it wlll. If you u h , othera who have used It whab they found out about It, they wUl repeat facta advertised about that product. Adverting ImuW.hours of store or service ep stototo.tR l esk f thsL*1»ur* Usamudinum w WBteysq. as. «w«n*S m ** V with the beauty‘of this mountain scenes* - - . b* cool and comfortable. . . in tha happy qompaay of gay, kindred spirits : . . that’s thd summer enjoyment offered you by the Hole! Garden. A hundred rooms of solid comfort T h n iM d o tn Southern • cooked meal* a dsv. At tho surpris­ ingly low cost of from U ^ 6 to IS per dmaMike your reservations, now for yopr than of this fun. And bring the youngsters — there's a thoroughly equipped playground for them at the GOUJON' t. j * ‘ L* buy. How moat quickly to cal! them to you. Vow much you'll 11kg jh*ot> sold fbo fullowtog saw among .tbs I A vacation 3.000 feet shove the s e a . , , w hen yaw can play golf on a “sweet* 18-hots course for 30" cents e round . . , fish In tha Caro Unas’ famous trout strea m . . . rida a horse orvx mile* fil cleared bridle paths . . . play tennis <u» Lively clay courU . , . twin* the mountain hkea or the Code Of Merthantej of uacw"*’-- ■— •- I'lsetng ad­ Providing 48-Hour ditional peraoaa ta work. Week Is Near Okey Although the .organisation’* aa- t o il Hanford Hanford should should gst gat a i s they win Join this campaign. When the? ondorstand that Ihe.gfeovnmont win now protoot them from onfsir competition, many, who boro desired to .giro employe** • hlgbor wage wUl e n list.. . And tack onllstinoaU will c a n y Um heart w ith ' the hand. This whale etfort.ie suing, to be Moot boaofklal If It lo accomplished by nmw who w est ta. establish sound­ er buslnoas,.and who want to. do It not only for thslr . owa but for tbo general good, l i Is not merely a reform of busiooee methods that U required, but a reform af bueiaees purposes. 9:00 In MomldgAnd o— j ® ore see that k Is good business to proride for tbo consumption ‘ of that ondcr tbo sot froodom of tbo proSa ao tot forth In tbo ConstiBILOXI, JOs*-—The Mlssieelp- utlon mlsht bo infringed pi Press Association at Its Wth sanual convention at Biloxi, M b s, U sl wook dlsrnsssd a cods of fair competition os' It refers to the printing Industry. A resolution A ,; c T k u r d k a l l woo passed etetlng »h* sroup’s belief Ibnt nowspopsts do not Merchants To OpeaAt ' yistcher ssys that “we to do something to plug ten In the present Income ,, The Senator I* right, tbd. W e* will go »' long rwtowsrd vectoring the taiee rit ths rest of us have W pay. e ru lo Temp* V sImsu leaders karisg thrlr Income ten te­ le, m last y ier Imrsstlgtlsd fe% * ! offl.lal* brtsust of lh* pklofi that 'he unusoslty biy lo w s ’; for last year hr# real. Maybe buslnsts in Tampa i year was wort* than .the guvmen! thinks. Or maybe Tampa I skats" are getting wise to rgXRSlneome tax methods. ' ' M c L A U L IN , Jr* Press Of Miiuissi tall linen. Adoption of. the limited opening hours each wook. aleo slmlaates Thursday half holiday* that ham been observed by merchants dur­ ing the -" —vie- me*tbs. In their this. Country need* Is a indent loaf of bread.—A morning paper, edtter", writes on* sonirtetnly hits tha neU on A"—Tha Oulf a learn. Or L ew * Dupttcfttd manta f f f yopr auroat. quickest mean* of snjoylpg the worid. T h ^ .h ^ l^ yon obtain tba beet tba world offere, at a price which sride tug ba* taadeb- •iv th iu ia to Advertisenjents save, you time, r* rr'.S *1,W-jWiKr. �M pNPAT, J t L T I I , IM I Picnic Given In Honor Colorful B e rea n d ts Otfktete M yt th b will ba mom tha# ISDO.OOD,ooa oa Aar. is. whenttkd flaaa r lag la completed. t U H dZ t Thla would giro tbo Trowaory a general fund of caah an that data of lljM 8,000,00® or mom. Tha Troaaory baa a largo Mach of eertMkatea falling duo oa Aug. 11, aad again on Sept. IS. N a t monlb Uw Mg month 4 por am t certificate* Itoood during Urn bank emergency of last March will mature, calling for 8489JKMc00*. wbilo la September $481,000.OOO a t 1 1-4 par cent .certificate* fall due. Swimming and otlwr (port* wrro rnjojrd by tha party oarlf in th« efterneon and later a pirnb rupprr wa* arrrod on the beach. Anxmg Ihot* praaont wort: tho Mi**e* Slary Elisabeth end Ca­ milla Pulr.tun, honor gua*U, Mr. and lira. Wallace W. Ball, Mr. aad Mr*. John Mebch, Jr., and daugtv. Ur. Kadsley, Mr. and Mr*. W. A. Adama, Mi** Margaret Pater*, and Frank L. Woodruff. Jr., Leo Kiel I. Albert Connelly, Maurice Wlmbbh, and Cordon Dean. TbO financing I* aipoctcd to bt tbo tart until O c t I, if tbo boldera of tho $481,000,000 of 3«pUm­ ber m aluritiea turn them In fo r . __ .Harz . Mba charlotte Smith baa mturaod f » m Asberilk, M. C. m a rv ■ .iB itijr will, tncreaao tha toUl of tbo bomb to bo booed to p a 1.000,000. From tho original $800JW0A$0 0f 'boada tha Treatury will pny off tho August maturitlaa d n boy>99 y wmRobert iroduelag a* w ith their parawta. Dr. and Mr*. Soanual ..Pnlaatoa, Roan Court. Mr. aad Mm. C. P. Stahl had ao.thalo dlamer guest Friday night ly-nonWhite, [orbert ry Coiplylag Saturday from polnte In NawJar(* f wboeo they bava beea • pend­ ing: the part (fatrwnaks. Among those from born a t Dayton* Beach yesterday wore: Ijr., and Mgk. C. R. Adam*. Mra. Ruth Stewart, Mrs. (L J. Mayor, and Mba Mill Wkltsor. ’_Dt . A. 0. Chaateariate undefwoat an operation thb morning a t tho Orange General Uoapltal la Orlando. Mra. N. F. LoZette and Mba Oliva LaZotte bnva ra tu n |(d from VkldoeU, Go. w hen they visited the format's daughter. M n. R..H. BaiafenL Mra, LoZette ana th e n for two month* whUa MUa LoZrtte waa away a week. W. H a n , of Orlantb. H R. H art greeted tbo gueata wearing an afternoon gown of lavtndor colored crape. Her only Jnwalry wa* an eld gold nochlaco “ d bracelet (a t whkh waa glren bar by Mr. liarn 60 yanca ago aa a wadding gift, S r. and lfr*. Uars bava sU chlltlrtn, on# of whom U dead* snd !• grandchildren, three of whom won precast a t the celebration Sgjurday. Tbo children a n : Mr*, A. Olarman, William IU n , nd Paul lla n ,_ 0t .UlinjJa, Albert W: Lou b Garme, of Cbampaln. 111. ild waa ac' appointmanta and decoration*. Vasoo and bowb of yellow roes# t nd bouqoeU of mixod yellow flower* were Uied to adorn tho )l*Ing roomo which won opened enaulte for the oecaalon. In the dining room the largo refroahaunt tahio waa, coatmed ItE C lfV E R Y 090,000 of now money from Uto u ta 0f the notes, T n Ottober. tbo T raw u r, wilt the opportunity In ead. part of u>. ,000,000 euUUnding 4 1.4 par cant Fourth Liberty Wa are going to do our part to »peed na­ tional recovery by working shorter hour* and rabe wage* to meet the requirement. m , c, u for redemption of any 0f lt fh , largoat of tho war Ing the made by tho Treaiury, it U posalblo It may refund part of that law* and tha additional fJ.000,000.000 In' other Liberty boada now callable. Tbo uao of tho bomb In refundthroughout (h« afternoon by tho honor gueatt* granddaughter, Mrs, Louie Geutber, of Highland, HI., M n. W. W. Qoetach, and llb a Louie W, Garme, of Champaln, III., Hr. and Mra. Milton Gouther, of Highland, HU Mr. aad Mrs. B. R. Beck, Mr. and Mra. W. WGoolach and chlldron, William, Mariya, and May Anna, U n - J. W! Rutledge, Mra. W. C. Wilson, Mts. L. T^ Sheppard, Mr. HM H n . A. W. Leo and daughter, Caroline Ing tho caka wera a miniature Lad, Mra. R. R. Dene, Mra. Ella their collar* bride and bridegroom aad their Ward, Mba Dorothy Garnu, Ml** The plot of -Dlplomanlaea" la attendanta dressed In clotbee of Dolorea Garme, MUa Minnie Both, neaUy and anappyi » frolic of fan tho period of 1880, and Rarnwtll Back, and A. K. Rrtkoefcmeate won aervad whkh poker inspired gaga a t tbp Geneva (Peace Conference and practically everything of currant inte n e t eertifkateavt. on- Aog. _________ - 18 an,| Sept. IS I* tho first *tep by the Trea*ury townrd funding tl>* huge nnmuht of ouUtantling *h»it term *ecutjlka into longer term paper. ’In all the government ha* $7,1)00.000,UOO of bilb, eertifIrate* and note* outstanding. The bill* generally are 01-day paper, tha certificate* from ala month* to a y ear and the note* run up to flva year*. The publk debt, now totaling $22.dll,20l,5rt81 will be ltvrea*ed hy the amount of new money r*l*rd in tha rale of th* new **. curikle*. The high record r*tabIbhed Aug. 31, 19111. waa 120.Mil,701,848. Mr. and Mr*. Hugh Torrance ami daughlrre, Mr*. Drier Schanl and Ml** Marllae Torrance, who hare been apentling the pa*t three week* In Charlotte and Blowing Ilo.lt, N. C., returned home J*»- I L A S T S P E C IA L ! Prices Must Go Up So Don’t Phil To Take Ad.v»nt**« . • ' o fT h !* t Mra. J. S. I'm -Um l and daugh­ ter, Ivey, «f Charlolle N. C. have arrived lu apend *everal day* here with Mr. and Mr*. Hugh T orrents, Mellnnvlle Avenue. Mr*. Arthur l>. Zachary. Jr. ami young daughter, Mary Patrivia,-have - bean— rentnvad-feom the Fernald-UugMnn Memorial lloepltal to their home, 8PJ Magholla Avenue. JUST ARRIVED CELERY SEED SHIPMENTS STOKES HPKCIAL HTOhKS OLD (101.DRN IFranch Grown l*yramld Typo) FKKNC1I 8PRCIAI. .11 lligh Germination. True to typo. Full Hearted. Free from . 5 -D A Y -S P E C IA L -5 A Cltaned rre»»ed Cleaned GOATS PANTS Cleaned A I’reeled Cleaned A I’reaaeil Thl* rpecial l» fvr th b wnafc. «i|Rt and for ca*h only. H* tura to phono or bring your clothe* In th b weoh’lotv thb b positively uur b a t rpeclej • o lfta f Sat. Aug. Alb la tha tat day, Lrtfe go aadput burineea herb where l|mhdWd he. tioTATOES A eearce item. Iluihel crate* while they last $2.75 STORKSSEEDS 1 T. L. Dqmae left laat night for Jacksonville to spond a short Mr. and Mra. George ZarHaldF, time. Mr. and Mn. Henry ZurHaida, nnd daughter, Virginia, Mka Ma­ James A, Wright la spending ■ rin e. Zor Held*. end WUlbrn Luhr- few days In Jacksonville oa buemann, returned ‘ Friday from Inose. Seceerae, N. J , where they have been spending several weeks wlO Ml** Ann McCaaaee and Mb* relatives. Mark Herring left yestertky for Mrs. ,, Jareph A. Meisch and Moultrie, Oa. w hen they wlir rg h te r, Mary Martha, returned ■pend about two weeks. yrojkrday. from. Daytona Beach Miss F nncr» Darby returned w hen they spent a week with tb ( former'* abler, Mrs. A. M. Saturday to bar homo a t Vldalta Ga. after spending a few h en aa the guest of Mbs Jean Marlin Leery, South Sanford Are no*. ‘Among those from horn,*** * J'rsns > Warner has returned apaat • yesterday afternoon at fr«m Cleveland aad Painesville, Diytcna Beaeh were:, tho, Mbar* Ohio w hen ha has been rpenrkng tbe cummer with h e grandmdher, Mr*, p. 0 . L. Warner. /.‘3 *' . IS R C Wleboldt St! T h la (a J J a t i o n a l ^ L Aeannoirobo-woTgimarriei relebrated ulatrsarr bam with iooq hour k>n from lock. A waa rairnoon by nd thoir I* ■m Of 2 Pnletton .Girls .(Continued From roea-i One* * food tU tR T U M . Mm . J m m A. T. Boyd, of AUsaU Inc tho fo rm ers daunt C. 1. Colrnu and V Honoring Mina Mary Elisabeth Abram* a t tbnir home 1 Pufnton anti M in Camilla PuIon­ Sanford A tn u t. • ian who plan to return tomorrow to Boston. after (ponding several w««bi horo with thoir parents, Dr. and Mm. Samuel Pu lesion, Rose I N 8 TK U C T O R e Court, Mr*. R. A. Ntwman and BtRINU AMD BR Sim. W. A. Adama rntrrtainrd INSTRUMENTS with, a plrnk yertsrday aflrmoun Phone 4M-W. an,j svahlhg at'D aytona Hcsch. n r-m v i ■ ■ ■ r ft. ■ Et * 'f � 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, July 31, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 31, 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 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 31, 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