16 10 317 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1914d10128be358f9fa2020fd5ef4184.pdf 1a3371de3250f41413f4b7de77867fec PDF Text Text t DIXIE IS SCENE # REAL TEST OFDRYREPEAL Increase In State MUlage Foreseen Calls Civilian BANKER TRYS Flier A rriv es In HUGE SUM FOR President Conservation Corps The STATE m i l Vanguard Of New Spirit TO END LIFE IN Irkutsk 16 Hours TWO ATTEMPTS Ahead O f R ecord PUBLIC WORKS PUBLIC APPEALS - — ■ .— - - „ r r _ -- yy ’ TALLAHASSEE. July 1 8 ^ GO—Official eeurcee here to(My said Florida’s state tas rate for 1933 may be Increased from fo .r and eevsn-elghts to sis and five-eighths mills. Governor Dave Sholts did not proclaim the amount of the on July 1 as other govArkansas And Alaba­ •mlllage m e n hem eed ^ !• ma Vote TodayWlth with suthorlty he will uot low­ the state ta s rata this year TVnnesseeThursday erbecause of a need for funds And Oregon Friday and the uncertainty of reve­ nues. If the Governor d>es nothing about the mlllage Kh U r TW A eew felH I’rr w i Repeal force#, racing to la permitted by law to re-tam ■ome parts of tha tas rate but reach their goal before not req-lred to do anything if Christmaa, strove, lo round he d >es 'dot wish to reduce the the half way post In the levy. Then It Is assumed the •South today while prohlbi- maximum allowed by law, sis mmt' Uont*te-*oughi~to smmA them, .aad -lsse levied. sprawling. A r U u u and Alabama threw open their voting b*«tha U> dadda thalr stand on lha propoaal t# Ml blot tha Eighteenth Amend> _mt»■tt from tha Constitution. Toht foaa of national prohibition know whathar they har* garnered half of tha atataa neres•ary for rapaal. Sixteen itataa have voted to ratify rapaal. Thlrty-alx ara Optimistic Of nacaaaary to change the Consti­ Most tution. Tennessee votes Thurs­ Prophets R e c e iv e day am) Oregon Friday, WASHINGTON, Jul*_ 18— GP) —Pres Went Roosevelt last night called th* civilian conservation corps the "vanguard of the new) spirit of the American fotire." Harriman Makes Six WUey P w t T ikes O ft Florida Gets Large "It Is time for each an d ’every­ After ArrivalWhich Trips On Ferry But Share Of Funds To one of us," he said, “to east swsy Was 75 Hours Afte*. Is Prevented From self-destroying, m tleiw iestrojing Be Expended In Job effnta to get something for Leaving New York Leaping By Sailors Giving Drive OfU.S. Campaign M odeled nothing and to appreciate that satisfying reward and *af* re­ IRKUTSK. Siberia, July IS /4 E W YORK. July 18.-GP)— WASHINGTON. July IH.-lAI After Liberty Loan wards come only through honest Federal (A.P.)— WUty Post, Ameri­ Judge Francis G. Caffey —The expenditure-- of 140,000,000 That mutt be Ihe new spir­ Drives Is Planned itwork. can round tho world Atentoday ordered forfeited the $28,of ike American future." more on reads In nine stales. In­ Fresh Setback Occurs landed h«ro i t 7tM <EBT> cluding 15 ,231,834 for Florida was ' Roosevelt spoke on the same nnn ball under which Joseph W. WASHINGTON. J o ly lA -IA ') i planned to U ke off____ #**!* approved today by the public In 'Conversations H program with Secretaries Dern, Harriman, . hanker, who disap* .t3 :0 tfP .M . (ESTT) HIb b N works administration In a Job-giv­ —With almost a million mill Irkes, Wallace, and Parkins— ,ll ■ —■ IIIIWN ing drive. Fifty-two counties are worker# tacklins I heir Jobs under ih« foiir cabinet msnib*rn r*-p-“*- 1^" 7 :1 -------54 m | n uteg Bh 8* d <rf tW T ihe stimulus "el TtlgLsr pay,"Vane slbie for the actlvitira of the clvtll- W . h a s t e n a tU b irty pending LONDON, July 18.—GF)—Prog­ trial on rhargee that he falsified Public building, river and barttshioned at Ihe Idustrial ian conservation corps. “ 1 * ..................................................... time mkde by H «old •MT and fix’d control estimates administration yesterday for The address of Ih* President Ihe books of th* Harriman Na­ ress In negotiations for limiting and him ielf In thelr . Were sent bach to P resib n t summoning the while force Uf follows: tional Bank and Trust Company. wheat ssperta was counterbal­ the-world trip. HU arrirfl wM Roosevelt’s cabinet board yester­ public opinion behind Ihe national lie also ordered a bench war- anced today by a fresh sstbaek In 75 hour* 15 mlnutas out of "In speaking ta you men of the rs day from strenuous red ring rn Vraver to open more jobs and civilian conservation corps, I Ihiak ,ant Issued for Harriman'* arrest, conversations regarding th* us* of York_____ , # fat that ricisrs to work off any fill addilionsl ensel ipee. •liver • • the economic conference of you a* a visible token of en­ m ight be called "perk." Hugh H. Johnson, the industri­ couragement lo the whole coun­ Captain John Johhslon. railroad tottered toward a close. 8v MRS. WTLKY PO*T ., The, President, after a brief al administrator called in his staff police official, at Jersey City, said The "big four" wheat producing NEW YORK. M r >rutiny of the projects that ha 1 of ahrisers ta cheek over every try. Yoi—nearly 300,000 stro n g - last night that Harriman. soon nations, Argentina, United States, I’m g o in g 'to t r r not to w o n j been proposed under the $J,.UW,- detail of Ih* preparations fvr a are evidence that tha nation la a t­ Australia, and Canada reached •bunt WlUy he la mnkta* vWO.OOO building program re­ campsign modeled after the lib­ still strong enough and broad after hi* escape, mad# twoboat an agreement with four Danublan this attem pt to ftp nronnd Urn, turned th e 'lis t to the hoard for erty loan drives of the World enough to look after ita ritlsen*. tempt* to Jump from ferry "You are evldrnee that we are Into th* river. countries whereby exports from world In record Unta ell by M s*: a Uitional study. Serretary Ickes, War (lays to unite the ritlsrnry seeking to gel away a t fast as we '' The banker made sla ferry trips th* lattar countries will be held self. public works administrator, said behind Ihe recovery effort*. possibly ran from soup kitchens Of course, that will b* r l would be ears fully "reconsidClose*! secrecy surroonded tha and free rations—because the gov. across the river between Msabst- to 54,000,000 bushels this year and hard ta do whan I kM W hajg o * i |*n and Jersey City. Johnson said. 50.000,000 next year. ere,! lo make sire the money It formulation of the plana but there eminent I* paying you wage* and the ocean, or tka I»***JJ**•* spent." were Indication# they were slmoat maintaining you for actual work De-khandv prevented hi* Jumping Surprise By Prices wisely Subsequently th* "big four" over Inhabited stretch** *f albarta, off the ferry both time*. ’’This is not a grnh bag", he ready to be maiV public. representatives prepared to re ­ | MEMPHIS, Tann., July 18.—(JP) -work which is needed nnw and tol l newspapermen. A close watch I* - being kept to- sume negotiation* with Russia re- alone. H igher'pay than they received CHICAGO, Julv 18.— The for Ihe f ture and will bring a —An appaal to tha voters of 0it eea It Is bellsved he m*y. , . . ^ But t hare complete faith »■ The list called for ItW.OOO.ngn prophets were all wrong when to be spent for rivers and hsrbirs on Saturday was the Inducement definite financial return to the u v to* retch and kill hlmeelf. 11U gardlng a like project and taka up * Alabama and Arkansas to stand Wllsy a* • PUo*l 1 know hU ptanlb that set the workers in hundred family doubled he had more than | similar proposals with European ruronean the Winnie behind tha Eightaanth Amend­ they predicted “11.28 •»**«» baa bean tkocand Bond rontrrl work. Simul­ of cotton, rsyon, silk and knit- people of Ihe nation. September first" because that 1 " ' | J J Untl > k * • “ •■I" M i lannesllna east Inesa s w e Is said ha j Importing nations with a view of ment today was made here last "Through you, the nation will oJghly taatsd nad found ta b * ta taneously, the board, asked the ling mills to work yesterday un price was passed yesterday. m m m , , Inducing these countries ta sban- jmrfeet .coudltlre—re*4 E-WUatl------night by Dr. A. J. Barton, pro­ budget bureau to revise and re under t he neat__40,hour—week graduate a fin* group of strong h a s no b a n k a cco u n t. don some of their Import re­ .with all my heart that he will . . .hlbltlon-lfackr—1»-the-.sam e-aur. __ Wheat io»..d«U»gnt_.iW8t Haylr^-Vhr'tTbOjKW .wmpnhtl^bnlidYoung men, clean living, trained schedule formulated by the cotton striction* on wheat. to sflf-'haeiplin# and above ail. ings esllmate submitle t by the tratile Industry. ‘succeed In hi# dangerous under­ ditorium where an Saturday sold at 11.27 1-4 a bushel with willing and proud In wotk for th* Th* silver committee, slated te taking. night Postmaster General Farley maximum advance of 5 dents a treasury. ' !-' The rsyon, silk, and knlltinl Joy of working. bushel. At the same time, Ihe public manufacturers will operate under convene after a recess of several urged them to vote for repeal. If any man can fly around Uta All grains, wheat, com, oats wirks administration announced wage, hour an.I competitive limi­ "Too much In recent years, days, was unable to assemble un­ •nrth alone, Wiley ean.: Delegations from nearby • ' til tomorrow. Th# fact that h# is famlltar with states heard Dr. Barton, long rye, barley, were wanted by specu­ how it would spend most of the tations of their own after they large numbers of our poplustion have sought out success as an op­ th* route U tremendously road* prominently l.tent'fled w i t h lators who a-ted aa If this were first allocation of 185,000,000 for have been completed. ■urlng, too. I wa# mere worried national prohibition organi­ their last chance to buy. Trading federal construction. Meanwhile, more Imkistrles portunity to gain' money with the An 80-page d>cument listing before ha and HarbW Oatty ita rtsations u r g e voters In was not a noisy scramble as has so were submilting, tentatively or least possible work. Headed by Major J. C. id put on thalr woetd flight two tha two states and In Tennessee, often been the case, hut was an the projects to be financed under formally, additional o d es of fair "It Is time for each and every­ the initial program fcr federal competition which form the basis one of ua to cast away self-de­ eon. commanding officer o f . tb# year# ago.' ' * which votes on Thursday, to up­ orderly affair. First Battalion Florida National (Continued on Pag* Two) The speculators were not selling of the industrial recovery pro­ stroying efforts In get some hold tha traditional dry stand of I suppose 1 Imv* no great tea* nearly l»» officer# and thing for nothing and to appro Guard, of air adventure bacoui* w* litgram. tha South add- breads tb* sliteen for profit*. Wheat, for example, m,n attached ta »h# Headquarters •fatty coma doW ouut a fth * akMa Indiana limestone men, who ear- d ata that satisfying reward and night vleUrtea registered by opened slightly higher aad Ikon Barbers Will Stand proceeded ta march right on up ,1 liar had submitted aa unacespt- safe reward esaw only throngh and Company "D* of tha Etettal• • r e * lly r spaaHils . . ^ . ^ , . . ^ . , u Tests On Wednesday honest work. (Continued On Page Three) SEBRINC, July 16.—A charge Both sMea have entered thaie Hhe hill, almost w lthatt a pans*, lon, reached Sanford 8 undoy "That must be the Jiew spirit noon nftor a train rids from Camp that one of th* Jurors In th* trial literally •peaking'-*# moch of ita final drive In Meiatffila where until a maximum advance of B 'l -8 More than 18 whit* berbers. 1. . ' of the American future. voters of all three states ara does rents a bushel had been recorded. most of them employees or own­ Return Of O’Connell Foster Mar Jacksonville where of C. A. Skipper, convicted Thurs­ time slnco. Tha’ ilevy of how wo boypoapd "You are ths vanguard «f that they hsd been encamped for the day of smbeullag $15,000 of th* by and both have told their follow­ Then the market reacted a cent or ers of local shops, will gather In Is Expected Shortly new eplril." Highlands county bank funds, wga to ho msrrled because of a forced ers they will show tha way to more. At the etaee. the maximum the City Barber Shop timorrnw past two weeks. gain* were Ju»t under four rent* prejudiced against th* dsfsndsnt, landing’ la a familiar one. Wiley The story of the moblllialion other states of tha South. Rain prseantsd ths carrying night for whs( la ta them an Im­ ALBANY. July 18.—GPI— An of the curps of 300,000 young men nut of nil of th# many detail* of was made In additional groeada wa* taking me ta hla plea* from Mr. Farley said all three statees a bushel srith the May delivery at portant meeting In that they are Marysville, Okls., whOro I had air of heightened expectancy would vote for repeal and that tl-28. In take esamlnatlons which mark spread over Albany today as ru •nd Its transportation to camps camp Ilf*. aecor*ng to several of filed In circuit court yesterday for had boon visiting tb* Peat fanlUy, The advance In wheat was throughout th* 48 states within a new (rial. Th* dafsna* also al­ the men. b it enough activities ho had been told tha Alabama th* end of a 13-week eoirs* they back ta my ham* la 8w**twmt*r, wer# crowded Into th« two wteki leged Circuit Judge Barker was Tea. W« had to lead la Orahata, majority would be two to one. startling enough, but was over­ have been taking in barber tel­ fnors spread that John O’Connell, two months wa* told by Dern. Jr. was about to he returned by shadowed by the action of barley He said It surpassed the accom­ to provide healthful recreation for net qualified to preside. Ho urged the Democratic South enet. Tex., ao w* Just looked up a Jus­ his abductor*. Th# Putnam Street plishment during the early days Quietly en j with no more fue* W. A. Drawdy, of Avon Park, tice ef th* peace aad told him w evsry man. Under state regulations. all neighborhood furnished th* i to support tha Roosevelt pro­ than wheat, barley price# ad­ of American participation of ths In an affidavit, has swem that th* The change In weather brought gram In full and vote for dis­ vanced 12 rents a bushel In the barbers must have had » total of port which Indicated he may have marry us. great war. many minor ailments, howevsr, Juror, 11. G. Sadler, of Avon Park, continuance of tha Eighteenth short spare of two Homs and ev­ 28 hours of study In barber sci­ been returned last night. No news Really, I don’t think w* har* ence, aa well as having passed an for needy 1100 of the entire tn- had expressed an opinion preju­ baea together more than (Lhrpo Amendment. ery step of the geln was made by rsaminalion which Indicate they papermen saw It hut numerous esmpment wers treated »t Ihe dicial to Skipper shortly after the weeks out of tb* alx year* slnco Gov. F. M. Futretl. of Arkan­ 1-4 and 1-2 cent Jumps. persons declared an automolhl* 12 Boy Scouts Pass lrarne .1 their lessons. Camp hospital during lha training first Indictments were returned that day. Wlley'i business aad *4sas, had said hla state would re­ drove lo the O'Connell house late The December delivery opened perlon. Moil of them sought treat­ agalnit him In May. Barber science Includes ths r sate ring have kept him away In main dry even If prohibition is at 73 1-4 rents end " ,T ,r ‘tapped study of physiology, hygiene, ele­ last night and a few minutes later Court Of Honor Tests ment for celdi or for malaria. Drawdy's affidavit stats* that hla plan* *q much of th* Um*. repealed but added that "every­ rising until It hit a peak of 83 1-2 mentary chemistry, various kinds the house was bright with lights All day yesterday and today, while In an Avon Park pool room I h a rt to bop am end th* coun­ At a largely attended and high, body I have talked to In Arkan­ which was II 3-4 centa hlghnr of therapy, and th* study of and noisy with voice* and laugh­ the men were busy unloading Sadler, after teeing a newspaper try $ good bit mooting him bOsi ter. Some of the rumors sre be­ ly successful Court of Honor held sas" believes the state will vote than Saturday’s close. muscles, bones, gn I nerves. A lieved lo have a suurre close to in the City Hell last night, more equipment and storing It In Ih# account of th* Indictments against and there, t wish w* could set­ for repeal. ** Not only wheal and barley, but knowledge of these subjects ta on* Armory hsro. Pay checks nra Skipper, said "I hop* they send tle down when he get* back from Repeal leaden in Alabama rye, corn and oats enjoyed a taste side red a requisite of all modern the family. The house was quiet than I I boys, representing troop* expected to arrive within Int th* . . . ta the pen for 20 yearn.' this long Journey. ■ t Lake Mary, Chuluota and Han. today. barbers. « predlctad their candidates would of prosperity. There seemed little I with wo could live o quiet, fnrd, passed examinations which next few days. The checks are Drawdy, In the affidavit, said h* Locally this group of men has tarry a large majority of tha news to account for the advance. reduced ta some extent, compare, remembered th* Incident well be­ uneventful home Ilf* boek In Ok, MAHONS TO MKVT indicated that they ha,| given con­ (Continued On Page Two) Flour rose to a five-year record been meeting every Wrdnes tsyl a ^ ivoni siderable study ta the subject* lo last year, but they are non* cause Otto Skipper, a relative of lahoma City, or Just any pU S in Minneapolis. A 30-rent advene* night for th* past 12 weeks. They’ which they asked tn h* questioned the-less welcome, and merchsnti th* convicted man, was In tha pool w hen Wiley would he entliflmL 'l l I* espected that District carried the price to $8-95 a barrel. have been studying under Prof. are espected to feel th* effect room at ths time th* alleged opin­ But I suppose w# never will lb about. Deputy Grand Master R. L Glee Including 1138 process tas ta P«' Rainey, associated with the star* son. nf DeLand, will make t short Judge J. O. Sharon presided of th* receipt of Fertersl fund ion was expressed. II* said ha did able to do that. • nd Frtl/ral vocational educational| ..........— ■ "... fanners ta curtail wheat. not know Drasrdy was en th* Jury Aa1 aviator’* wife Just ta* l a nf Hanford over th* Court, while Scout Exec* for the nearly ISO men. F la t seed shot up 18 rents a department. Tomorrow night lh e y l'* ,k before member* A. M, when utlv* Brown, of Orlando, Interro­ until the trial had baea In prog­ become reconciled ta lonstlute* will stand examinations. Lodge No. 62, F. A and overcome her worrit*. ress for nearly two day*. bushel to (2.34. , they meet In regular setilon *t gated the boys. Others present In­ Corn crossed 80 rent* a bushel When Wiley U away from me, When examined for jury duty the Masonic Temple tonight ** cluded E. 8 . Ijimson. W. B. Zech- Barley Ih Fined $5 with the May delivery as high a- Chess Players Urged Sadler said he did not know Skip I spend most of my time nrift* 8:00 o’clock, according In F. D. ry. Arthur Branan, Kev. Martin J. Howard Overlm, president of 82 rent* at ont lime, but reactlnp Dresden, worshipful master. All Dram, Harry Harrow, of lake Upon Assault Charge per. Ills examination by the de­ Ing end going ta mo rite. He To Attend Meeting members tha 8anford Klwanls Club, today a little to finish at 81 &-*• doesn’t writ* lettero, but be does fense was brief. of th# lodge are request­ Mary. R. F. MonUalvalge, and telegraph and telephone whenev­ announced tha personnel of stand­ C. B. Barley, whltt barber wh ed to attend, and all visiting Mss- L Hardy, of Chulunla. The alleged disqualification of W. L. Harvey, who has charge er he can. He neat me two cablet ing committees for the coralnr sis Rotarians Listen To spent Saturday and Hunday night ter Mason* are Invited. th* Judge Is based on tb* fact that of the checker playing division of when he wa* flying ground the In ihe County Jail following hi* month* as follows: arrest In Orlando Saturday nlgnt he had a guardianship account ta world before, on* of them fropn Committees under vice-presi­ Report On Convention the Hanford Chase and Cherker Club, today urged all members of on a charge of assault and bat­ ths bank when It suspended in Ulberl* on oiir fourth wedding an­ dent C. R. Msson: the club, and particularly those niversary. It ju st-sa id : "Feeling tery, appeared before Judge J. U. March. TK# doing, of the recent Inter­ Agriculture, Dave Bonlskr. C. R persons wishing to become mem. fin*. Love." *v Hheron yesterday afternoon and national Rotary convention In Maaon, C. O. Barer Boy Scouts, her*, to attend a regular meeting Whan ha Is horns I bars plenty pleaded guilty. He wa* fined |8 Btll Du Bose. J. O. Sharon; Klwan Boston were outline ! before 8*"‘ of tb* Club at ths Elks l/xlg* te do keeping house. He like* dtf Several local reaidsnts ara tak­ n t s nd earn* nn your roll, snd and costs, or a total of 135.61. Municipal Court Has U Education. W. B. Zachry. C. O. ford Rotor!an* today by Rotarlan room* tonight at 8:00 o’clock. make such report thereif as would and at noon today he had not paid cooking. Thatcher Woods, of Orlando, who ing advantasa of une of the pro­ Baras Good Will, Howard Dong, be required If you were collecting Brief Session Monday I hav#'flown with WU#y (.a Mr. Harvey stated that he Is J. 0 . Sharon; House and Recep­ attend#-! the affair and reported making an effort to Increase the visions of thFWutch bill, aald Ta* taaee on lands In* hertenlly left this fine. groat d e a l. and frequently travel Collector J n « rD . Jlnkin* this It a moat Inspiring mooting. Barley engaged Municipal Judge tion, 8. F. Doudney, W. B. ZaehThe ahorteet session of Munici­ by flgak. But' I am not a pilot (th­ During tho meeting President membership of the checker play­ morning, and are paying lh*,r off of th* 1032 roll " S. A. B. Wilkinson In a street ry. Howard Long; latar-Club Re­ Under the old law, Mr. Jlnkms pacl Stine announced hla com­ ing group, and that he eipecta to 1932 tas** although they are de­ fight last Monday afternoon after pal Court In weals was staged is If and bars no ambltlsn to. bolatione, Ceuata Jobison, C. R. Ma­ mittee appointments for the com­ stag* a tournament with checker . linquent on Ihe same properly for •a 1:1, all delinquent taiea muit be an argument over what dlspoel yesterday afternoon. Only seven coma one. son, S. J. Mb, C E. Rawson, A. B. pal.l all at on# time- Under 'he players from DeLand and Lees­ >ears prior ta 1932. Wa were born In th* same cases were doc kited, and thro# nf tlon ha and another barber named ing term. . Johnson) Program and Music, F. town, Grand Saline, Tex. Bat th* Those attending were: Rolarl- burg within the near future. Meet* Already II persons have laten new arrangement taxpayers tan Stripling claimed should hav* them war* dismissed. 8. La mean, Peter Behaal, BUI Do ,n s Thatcher Woods and U H. Ings are held every Tuesday advantage of thl* privilege, he pay their 1932 taxes. alUnugh been given to a reckless driving W. T. Brets snd Mottla Stoud- Peat family moved away w tan Bose; Sport* aad Kntortainment, Gibbs, of Orlando, and Bobble night a t 8:00 o’clock, and already said, a privilege which permit* they may be delinquent for many charge against a negro girl. Bar enralre, white persons charged Wllsy was a small child and 4 1 C. E. Rswsoo, BiU Du Boss, Otto Burns, of Greensboro. N. Cm as several enjoyable eessloM at them to secure a ere HI on their prior yeare, until Aug. 7 without ley left town Tuesday night after with recklere driving, srero dis­ n*v»r saw him until th* fall ,#< Jdwell, W. A, Patrick. A. B. ruesta aod Rotarians H. M. Wat­ checkers, and chess, have beau tax certificate without having ta penalty. 1927, Whan he and hla motMm , _ ... C. F. Pres tar. Th* regular las tale will start Judge Wilkinson hnd secured n missed. cam* to visit my family bs BvMfo pay a penalty. son, P . J . St ins. G. W. Spencer. staged, he said. warrant charging assault and bat­ W. P. Powell, charged with do­ Committees uadar etce-presl Randall Cheat, H. B. Stevens, water. Then I went to visit the However, this privilege will ex­ at neon on that day, he said, xad tery. ing buelnes# without * license, Paata ta December, and a w m ’ . dent Counts Johnson: R. F. Montaalvatge. Martin Bra*. Tack Dempsey Weds pire at noon Aug. 7, data of ths all properties listed on tha de­ wee fined 12. mane* really started that Chrighann al tax sale, Mr. Jlnkins sta l­ linquent tas list which eppenrs In Attendance, E. B. Randall 1. Pules too, W. M. Hoyaea, 0. C. Samuel Wright, charted with mas. Fletcher Baijsy. C. F. Procter; Harden, 8 . O- ShinhoUtr, F. C. Musical Comedy Star ed aa he urged all perseUS who The Herald every Friday will be _______________ S. possessing a lottery ticket, was MacMahon. S. G. Gray. H. B. ' Jtoelneee Standards. F. R. WRn have so fee faded to pay lh t,r sold for taxes unetss taxes are Storm Continues paid between now an.l that time. dismissed. Yisrr -COUNTRY ELKO, Nevada, July. IB.—iff)— 1932 taiea to nuke a diligent Pope, H. H. C ’leman. W. A. Leff,» 1 . Hey) Classification a To Move Westward Sarah Arrested, Jetosnl* a Interest en *11 property sold on Jack Dempsey, former heavy­ effort to make payment before tip, W. S. Cols man, V. A. ler, and A. W. Epp* Aug. 7 la at tha rate of 18 per­ Smith, snd Viola Barton, charged WOODWARD, Okie, Js weight hosing champion, and Miss Aug. 7. Bay P m ; Finance. B .D . WASHINGTON, #ily 1B--4A7 with disorderly conduct, won iO)—Once n m a a th tha Williams, Broadway Mu­ Mr. Jln tb u stated that be C* cent for tha first year 10 peresn: Arthur Bra nan; PuhUg ▼MTERAN 1*7. AT SHOW • —Th# Weather Bureau today le­ for the second pear, and eight aah *f Waadwan aka) comedy star, were married collecting INS taxes under the fined $« each. .V, A. Spaer. Rupert percent for all years after lu st ased th# folleuriag etorm warn­ P. Doudney, J. O. FORT WORTH. T ea, J*ly IB— lwra today. Th* cecpU applied foe following, terms aa outlined to him time. Properly owners har* Ih* ing "A tropical disturbance Of Judge 8. A. a Wllkiaaow or­ hue*hash #t a rural y, Peter Schaai) (A>—Although 127 T»»n old, MaJ. i license at th* county clerk’* of- by Comptroller J . M. Lest dered that chargee agotaat 0 . M "When application la made te right ta redeem any *ix eertlft- (light Intensity Is eentral over Hedge*, Ham) Polstan aad K. W. Outdance. J. G. Sharon, B. 0. Nish#Ison, of Dallas, a Clvfl flee aad were married a few min­ Northern Yucatan moving H » ‘ eata whhia twe years, he conute* later by th* justice of Ike pay 19SS taxes, on leads dal In Under-Privileged War vateraa. was artie* Rebteson, white persons, ha Mad lag th* mat 1 pears. After Ike ceremony they quent far other years, you will wage hour aad competitive Ual- northwestward about IB 1 Bate L. Duma*, W. T. ta inspect th* Southwestern *a boor." . calculate aad redact such t*ce­ ctedad. left for Heim by position and Flat Rtacfc show h J -----------— -*-Sf <*? FOR SUPPORT OF RECOVERY IS AIM PROGRESS MADE IN LIMITING OF GRAIN SUPPLIES WHEAT PASSES MARK SET FOR SEPTEMBER 1 m Officers And Men Of National Guard RctumFrom Camp Charge Made That Juror Was B ia se d In Case Of Banker M lead Of Kiwanis Reveals Make-Up Of C om m ittees Jinking Reports Many Citizens Are Taking Advantage Of F u t c h B ill MtMWWWVtN �o OVER LOCAL BOYS WANT SMALL Two ConMcathre Er­ rors Giro Victory To Out-Of-Towneri 6 Mekly kit rollon to the biflold, I f pop file*. .,Thc lalandon ecorod In tk* fparth on Shannon'* alngla, Joinmfr Mcrtttoo, Sad Rad ■araaod'o *M«1o. and Holton'a fly to right In 'th o a*nnth on Rod Burned** i M K Holton’* aoertfleo, and Ap* gar** stagle to loft. .Yha Pad* pat man on aocond gad third wltb ono oat in tho seo**4- bat they got nowher* to Port acer# *» Innlnaa: ...b u r * - M *«•••« CfcuMr ^ rm * * , Hawar#. «#»•" A fu r S a a f o r d h a d playad htads-ep bell for eight and »»•• thirds innings, two consecutive ea­ rn * ( i n L ak. Mroroo I I Is • Ytetory m th# Sanford Junior tram yesterday CoHoll, fonoor O w rffa *•*»•■ rant Irartor, hold tho Monro* lodo to foor singles, whllo hi* Usmnotoo gathered nln* hlU Off of Wynn*, hot hla toom did not horo tho punch to pot run* oror. Cor* doll ol*o fo r* • food oihlbltlon of bottlnf, f o ttta f thro* for four. Rooford had tho bom o loodod in tho fifth Innlnf and only ono down, hat Ralph Myrlch struck oat and CorII Rlnrs (rounded eat to ond a porfoctly nice chanoo of ■oorfog. In the ninth lanlnc Ro#- TV could ooo ooo a *Jfbt Ilka tfelaT well Myrtok and Cordell alnflod in Aa ap-to-dat* coll-oprtDf mattr*a* Jogging aloof ta aa a o M dtaho m i,n p u p u ra u p , , - r * Whpded sxcart-sn a modern n re d ( tru t Ua*d with aid tpaalah kuDAnek fTwnwtn w t tegsl And UU* la )aat **a at tha aa* In tk* loot half of the ninth amplaa at lb* dsUgUtfal mtagUag of Roasol Odham (round*d out for Monroe, Murray (truck oat. Tk#n Hlttel hit ta Kolly who threw to first, but tho throw woo a little wide and Rlne* la attem p t* * to make a put out lot the ball ( t t pa*t him for tho flret error. Hlttwl wrnt to oocond on thl* play, stoolln( third on tha neat hall which (ot port Eran*. H. Rlno* hit a hard iroondcr to Cofditl who touchod »h* hall, dofoctlnp It to Smith who could horo made an ea*y throw to flrot for tho last pat oat, bat Smith was a trifle aniloua and ho fumblod tho bsll. * DOORS A WINDOWS FOR SALS SXCOND SAND DOORS _AND WINDOWS COMPLETM WWH BUTTS, LOCKS, FRAMES.CASINOS ANDSCRKKNK W GOOD C O N D I T I O N . C H E A P.»O R CASH. APPLY AT JOB TO W. W. VAN NESSSOf W. SND. ST. FOR SALS OR TRADE! Model A waa collarod with a lore* brown oat rich f»*th«r hod. Tho Comtooao G*rard do Moortlon worn a billowing frock of pale pink t —Help Wanted____________ loto rrplacnl tho Jewel leden roi* faille and the Cemteue SALESMAN FOR Sanford and riclnlty. Intonating propoaltlon Obdcmorff ckooo a gown of elec­ tric bine wltk a Jacket of tk# Gatlin HotaL Orlando, Sunday, u r n airy fabric. Jcw«la warn ckoooa for tbolr Monday, Tuoaday. Write or call K. quality rathor than tholr quan­ P. Carter. tity. On* or two diamond braeo- 1— Situatin' W anted______ lota replaced tbo Jowol laden Pearl necklace* ad diamond dip* MIDDLE AGED colored woman want* Job as cook or will do arm* *o*n a fow oenaona ago. laundry, Helen McKalny, T it E. war* ala0 much went. In and out of an aJtomobilo »*»The ball (Iron by Baron Mau­ 6th 8L rice do Rothacklld waa attended oral time*. 7— F i n a n c i a l ___________ __ Finally he waa taken from tho by faaklonablea wearing aora* of machine and conducted to an on- tho richeat coatumea soon thl* OPPORTUNITY for 17500 aafa Baron*# Eugtno da Incestment paying twenty per­ ihrground dungeon about four aeaaon. " feet high. He could not stand and Rothschild appeared In n gown of cent annually In fir* percent — was forcad-to all or roeline during, of> wMto wnd allrer laco - w itlr n hla Imprisonment. Th•• first (Ha Jrain , while tk* Comte*** Pranr. night* he slept on the hard r<«Ml»oi« do (lanay wore n frock of i« crate floor, later , he waa g ix Afldntted blue organdy with a rufo- an automobile cushion. J n Ufled ahoalder lino. iy HI* f <od coaaiated almost ‘toHKS. Flewer trim* distinguished a tlrgly of ham sandwiches, whiWT■ number of gown* worn a t the din­ #- th* banker at* sparingly because ' nar glean by Madam* Pnbr# Loco of faar of Indigestion. Tho Prince** Hohanlohe’a choick II* Satorday night Lu*r *ald he era* a Mack and white printed 12—Wanted o- wn* Informed he waa to b* re­ crop* with n cluator of pink rooo* WANTED—Jersey cow, fresh In s t leased and was taken to an oute­ on tho conag*. milk. Price must b* rraaooahl* rs, mobile and <V1r*n t i tho apot Hat* trimmed with bird* of ily rrhara ho waa ejected from the „ r* u M Mtrleh fsather*. or flow- for cask. Inquire Dara’a Dept. art, and printed chiffon frocaa Store across from Poatoffle*. wore warn at tk# brilliant teas In­ WANTED: Riding saddle a a d stead of the simpler afternoon coatumea la rogu* last year. sk: v.?sa, iSSra®'S Tll.o*# M .rkl.aa Tim*. til*. ►RLAMDO II* NRW-SMTHNA-I ORLANDO, July Mr-Weolog it. a odhM P h illip * , th hair wagon longue* with * rantaanca, OrUndo'a Tlgora y -U r- f n n l . l l . » la. omackad out an aaay U to I A t o L l l d * . $ f r . *l*«trk M e . pink, aaid pal* hloo f*wn* made a ralohow o f color la tho fildad oaten*. filmy loinrlooa fabric* bUtrwsd oror lb* dance floor*, white Jowolo -ohlranrarod aador the *I*«trk.m candelabra. At t h o hoi do faafirlocb* (frill* and farholow*), araar faakloaahi** wore filmy town* marked by flrdloo of contrasting erlor or Utile: capo*. * Madam* Edaaardp Martino* da Ho*, wlfo " W Mm A rfrntla* HOUSEHOLD fanUtor* for onto BEST FOOD la Town * n n tv R * A POST OFFICE ----- LUNCH----Opposite Poet Office PRINTING DOZIER & GAY’S QUALITY PAINTS wHkont getting claaa to a h it Aa ha earn* ta bat la tha eighth, h f smacked a clean alngla to cgntar aa th* fan* chaorad, for th* popular shortflolder had aat g new record. Hla play at abort ltop again waa a rwralatloa, f«r boi hid aeran assists that war* w in played aa usual. ■art Marwall bit a Ha# 4rlr# M tah araryoa# In too de­ clared t« b* th# longoot b*n a w | h ot Municipal Pack. Tho ball Coded ^ tho loft field f»ne* like t shot, bat Rod Burned, who . W d toon Ploying In tho toll grass all afternoon aa Maawoll CROWING HEN CURIOSITY CHARLTON, Moss, July O A crowing hen that U a good Uyer U a curloolty In n flock of 60 sn tho farm of Mc». William 8. Gillespie hero. _____________ ■ -B ctI For T h , South" Lense Duplicated DR. HENRY McLAULIN, Jr. If that metal bad or porch chair is getting a little‘worn or aid Loklng you will find that D. A 0 . DECO ENAMEL la tha magic you need. It cornea la a beautiful jpago of colon, and ertll transform a dingy piece of famltore into o thing'cf rpal beeuty STANLEY-ROGERS HARDWARE CO. Optometriat 204 Sanford A venu e________________ 112 Parh Ate BHXY’8 UNCLE Moer*. a. . tla ltk r, fk ■milk. Ik . I'UPD*. I f . lt»»d. r f. ( Bsn4*. r( . MaMelles. t Nasrunb. I fartalon. * ■cere bf Inetnas N.w Umirna ---- - Ortaaew — —— - 'iT sT T «A L ley#. Has*. Harrk ia ltk r.a e ilU ._ W r Mi. iraiur. Slot, Haallk i. Ualtky Kea# to assllfc ts gasrin**, V*l J TUBBY n- so',. CLSMER7 ITH UJW 1 to g t JWtPUUV CLRVta J /' 1” T— COCOA «l CJMSRUBO • OCOA, M y ITr-TRa L 1-MniM wean able to ■ r twa kafo Mrwa aff J tt here yesterday after Am tadlaaa woo a fine pi , hatUa by a 4 to * w aa* Urn tadUaa a c a half aimed «4. * ■ • • ■ ---- :---- =----------------- - I �I I I 0 f ir e SANFORD HKRALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, PAGE TWO h e Sanford Herald Natural animnsittat, inherited hatreds, and mutnal eusplcionn anti (IJ.strust.i are usually plentiful enough beriaaen certain nations to provide an admirable foundation for war. Such a condition exist* between France and Germany and the whole .world wait* for the spark which will start another display of pyrotechnics in Western Eu­ rope. There are any numlier of little "aparka" in the atmos­ phere today, anyone of which might land on the powder keg. But there is ope l<ximing in the future which haa posxihly greater potentialities than all the rest to lie the "casus In Ili” which will send German and French armies at each other's throats. In 18 months a plebiscite will be held in (he rich Saar region when the inhabitants will dec Me whether they will continue under the present League- of Nations regime or whether they will Join politically with France or Germany. This territory since the Treaty of Versailles was signed, glvintr France control of tha Saar coal deposits, has been «f great economic advantage to the French. Coal from the Saar has been a large source o f supply for the lairraine iron fields. And at the same time the Saar region with its dense imputation, absorbs most of the agri< 1 1 ItnrnI product* of Ijorraine. Any action which might dis­ rupt this perfect economic set up would lie extremely re1 *Ci» iWtu h »nd it is not altogether certain that TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1933 chairman o f th* United Prohibi­ tion F rcea In Tennessee, can * « no ch an e f t r Ihe re;w*list.s exthrough •'fra d. The r»p*ali»t* have based their campaign on Che South's «h«-rhe i tra d ltn n of states* rights .n<l dem and'd th at this section which went to war for the cause re fu se . to attempt to tell otte r states how they «ho|| drink. They h ate Stressed that there is no fear of the return o f the saloon hut ky* warned their follower* that there « i . such a danger »o.| attendant evil effects on serial randit-on*. In reporting the sentiment in \rkan-a*. Cnvrrnor Put tell *aid hr was taking no part in the cam­ paign himselfmicIPn . a im an. i lo ir. Hill McAllister, H U G E SUM FOR STATE 0 . K.D IN PUBLIC WORKS (Continued From Page One) construction disclosed items rang, ing from fSrt for chicken eoipe to make poultry Insect sttrXes under the sgrirulture department op to Hn.ooojwhi fer ItWutdar flam. b k es - a d tha-'Arganlxalma for administering c 'net m et ion ad­ vances In slates an I Inral governmental units would he set up this w e e k , hut disclosed a change In the plan for operating this organ­ isation. There will he advisory board* af th rre meml-er. In each stala an I lit regional adm inistrators as pre­ viously announced. Irkas said, hut the slate groips will he able to repert dir-rlly to Washington with nit obtaining approval of ihe-ir project, from the regional office*. The administration J* anxious to get this regional set-up in opera­ tion as * ion as possible because l l 't , es-nnlial 'to the finanaing of n»n fe k-ral project* which ore eg. Try to re ail I was l oi n where nr I lie* Climb a bair«n wail. F.astern guy* to coma d an.I tall us how to vote.' RalM<ng started In both Ala tanta amt A rkansas today a t 8 A. M„ Central S ta n h rd Time. In Alabama, voters in towns of less than 5000 population and fa the rural districts must make their own choir, by 6 P. M . and Iho-e In the cite* will have until 8 P. SI. to get In the pot!*. A rkansas prrcmcl* will closa everywhere a t di.lfl P. St. T. M. Dollison INHTHUCTOH OF STRING AM* IIRAHd INSTRUMENTS Phone 8*J-W Studio t i l l Myrtle A ft. l e t u* do your picture fram ­ ing. Wr have a good as-ovtmini of mouldiag to select Inm . JfeUAf Wicholdt Studto The federal projects approved and Hie fun is all 'rated to them' includei • •• Chemistry and soil* j Florida, Olustee, ronstr ft fin proof Ist.ratnry and off re bti tiling at naval store* stall in, r No suitable lalmralnry spare now available anil no fire protertion whatsoeirr provided at pie.ent f r valuable VesearrJj records), 121,008[ ronstrnrt hriek machine ship at naval store* station, 12*00; construct iron fence to Inrh *r naval stores station groin >• in part, dig drainage ditrlie* to remove surfai r water from naval store- station grounds, and cement rea l hi fr >nl of labor alory. II.Mai; rotislruet cement rwrry- an a sflil iiono-down for town with champagne idea*. tixht* A n h r w s (lay. «*-l tahlish lights to mark new lire iged cut. I'.HMSi; Key West, re- 1 pair wharf and h u l Hng at depot, I 2p.0rsi; Key West, renevc plates tender lv>, ||k ,M 4 : Key We-t, re­ pairs to Dry T ortugas light sta­ (Cnntlnued F'tom Page tine* tion, gHHWi; Florida reef* *rale •n>l paint reef light stations Kr- state', counties and Tennessee I erra shoal, I’aeifir reef, Motas- w e ts be dev* the r major.ty will !i* *• San * Key, f liKHI; II IDhori to anvw^ere from 50,000 to two tn Cape S alle, improve vysleni of one. ’ minor light *, ll.'OM Ij Tampa Bay, ■Anti-iepealist* are Just as emKg moot Key lighlliou-e depot re ­ phatie in their predictions. pair wharf and ifepsd building*, Ilrys m Arkansas rlalm the elate DIXIE IS SCENE OF RE A L T E S T OF DRY REPEAL IZil.O nn. l- ife aril Charlrs Hire, antilepeal campaign manager in AlaF'lorPTi, Tampa llav. replxc* lam a, said hi* fnrrrs |r*ptijted present ma n engine o f latirrh the <ialP to vile dry by a "han v ■>oie majority." I'ubllr health service. Iiing th*> nrangt** in Hy-menft*»-«tl i* flung *n f«*l nf p iirn ffln th ey r u n h u l th e ir |»>Mliiinlifih^rp~ The iiev. John 'F. The only PACKAGED AMERICAN CHEESE p a s te u riz e d w i t h '} u j$ £5$ JSk NATURAL FLAVOR Finer ( « eaiingi veomlrrfol Am timkiag—this neve Krafl Ameviraw Cheese. M ssie by u r i r i w o s K r a f l met 1**1. Air-tight paekago teal* in lie full, natural Havoc. Bagymr ,ib| I hill I he cable Iiiining nil tin Ir liixrloliw**. n rnnmtin I (talirax: i* : with him. 'tilf *- lie-e-ii inigui-:-ilite* heretofore unl*'.-< they In instly refrigernllon. If thin in w protein run Justify nil it. tin n th e rilrtiM grow er will receive lit*. lletaiMn th ere w■mid no longer !■ a n frn l Orlando highway mi ... Ilppcry hi raoiy The G ardener^ Prayer I lit* CMittiWIi (T«i *' V Ihf if’firlit* lion* SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO Hill,borough The discontinuance of the Daytona-Oilandn.Tampa service of the Kastrrn Air Tramporl will have little effect upon Sanford to­ day. hut in a few years a tnwa without access by air with the outside world will b* j at aa Iso­ lated as Key West was hefora Flagler built hla nver-aeas rail- Mfs. J. I*. Robert* delightfully! entertained th* F'ancy Work (Tr-| rl» Wednesday afternoon. Ilerj guest* were: Mr*. J. J. Purdon. Mrs r . ||. Is-ffler, Mrs W. I.. Millerr. Mi*. T. ft. Davl*. Mr* W J Hill Mr*. R. W .Hines. Mr* W. W. I.nttfc. and Mis* Margaret Rob*r(*. klissea Mart* and Juanita Smith, of Fori Ogden, who hove been the guests nf Mr. and Mr*. W. J. David at tbelr home in <Je•leva, refotned home Tuesday. K. R. Murrell ami sons. Ken­ neth. Sam, and Oliver, l e f t Wednesday for Ninety-Six, S. ('. in their rar. They eapert In t>e away all summer. Dr. W F Housholdee expects In leave July CO for Baltimore where be will join Mr*. Housholder wko lias been away for several srerka. M. F. Robinson and II. J. Min­ ton. piloted by Staton Fields ars spending several days at the beach ami enjoying the motoring through the deep sand between here and St. Augustin*. The many friend* nf Mayor Spencer will he glad to learn that he la considerably Improeest and Dr. Pulrston haa hope* of kali speedy recovery. The Mayor ex­ pect* to taka a vacation on bia native heath In North Carolina a* soon a* he is ablt to tiavol and will return Is u* as fat and hearty a* ever. meeting of tha ----------. h o color, flower, sad motto to be adopted were brought up for discussion. Thera were many suggestions aa to tha colon and flower; yellow and green, with alaraahder'and'fat!nr of the club membars, d*nt aska that suggestion* be In the corresponding aecreMiv llenry Wight. oHlruff ami Watson I* putCommerce, lighthouses on n Idg July Clearance .-tale Florid*, reef* and keys, estab­ r and there are some rar" lish light on wrought iron p'les •in* offered in cummer at (ilama wreck, 81>*.000; r 'laMI*h light on wrought Iron pile* at New tiro nd rock*. IIH.fHHl; con­ struct Pulaski shoal light, ttT^ non. Harrimun I’scapcs Fast roa*» automatic' I ght* |n-| A^ain Front Hospital tra-c as's! wn'.erwn>, 118,800; Mi­ ami hailiir, establish .nine minor [ NEW YORK, July 18. tJT>— J o s e p h W . Ilarritnafl, former heail of the llarriraan National Hank SO DAY SPECIAL anil Trust Company disappeared today for the aecoad time from Tops Dressed 50c h la recent nursing homo. William Sanford Duco J. Donovan, chief counsel fnr * ■■ . • • .1 Co. Harriinan, who I* under I'Jh.OOfl 3rd and French Ave. l«ll un a federal Indictment charging alteration af the bank's bonks, notifies! United Males At­ torney (Trorga Z. Mrdalis of the dianppsmraare. Donovan a n l d l l a r r I m a n '‘slipped nut*' through the service entrance of the home, entered a laxicah and that a boy who waa close by said the taxi d rlrrr wa* told lo "drive to tho Fort la s ferry. Authorities are watching the Canadian and Mexican bor­ der* and seaports. O r n tA lIOl'SK TO BE HOME Martin's Garage j - If you turn yaur car OK'd by Marita b e f e n yon vwkltoa mt » U s e m w. take yowr you n a y and m oatj. rtm 8 l I learned about-Toasting from' mv husband �T" HUBS ) ! • » . ( . . . . > <l I E D • >1 t SUCH IS LIFE Social A n d P ersonal Activities P e r s o n a ls , , T ^ ^ T' A* Telephone: Office IIS Recovery Is Aim Miss Pope Honored ----------------------------With Bridge Party S o c ia l C a le n d a r (Continue I 1 1 mi Page On.') able d raft, I time fn ru a r.< w . ne which, first f . ill cmlc* *i» far pr«seated, cai .*i ror the entire ini dustry tu.be putt imme tately un­ MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor Tlw i ■<n C. T. I « J a COLEMAN’ S take pin. Iweti r-i 1filly f F %bux ' .♦ f • \ ’• : i: l [ ee b I r % lb. , . . ' It E l’ YlltLtl 1 ii... \.» T . p s i . s -' 1 nff-ea- < 1 \ i'KVV U ITEKS -■ v: - • In honor of Mi** Reselie Pope,' _________ ___ . — __ _____ ___ . L V. Boyle h u returned (tom dec tcdcrat bet it**-, Lauren*, S. C. where he spent the recent bride-elerl. Mm . T. I ’. Pop T t K S D .W Also, it ca l1.' i for a -trivi price and Mr*. IVmald Dunn entertained past week. The Senior Chrl-tian Endear sr control by the mdu«try Itself, a with a bridiro party and niiieid be .pieswill have choir practice at Vifltl pr "Vision who I may M in Sarah Yelvinrton, of Fort iar.rou* shower last night at the o'clock at the thurch A ll mem­ tinned sharply > -th,. a.lntim*tiahome of Mm . (Yip- on t'amermIt* i n , it vkitlng friend* here for Avenue. Mi.«* Pope rreeired a met bers inters*ted in singing ate tors. The new . i*.I - rai*e,l minia ihort time. mum wages i,> 113.W for a td| n] e le t r ic clock h i a gift from urged to attend. ' Miam a * ' «■• ed hlH‘ \l V hour week. W7^ i the hoi te n r i and tut me rout n t h r WEDNESDAY M in Charlotte Smith h»< gunc Tl. IV... - t !. Another n e "'.•■retit wa* s b(tiff* from the attest*. f t The Men's t'tub of Holy I'n** ing f..- --.f to A»h*ville, N. C. to spend a two | Contract and auction bridge mltlcil by th "industrial t. ■ v/ Episcopal Church will meet at t \y of doth g reurlllfa* l i: i ■*” week*’ vacation. were enjoyed by the gur-it* until » g w 7: in o' lock at the pnsish house han lo g tngelhor 111 n s's ifM * a late hour when sc-ftrv* wru> ad<l XUfSU r r — irg rr- ,cL* Mr. and Mr*. C. M. Gnann an­ 1 ed and prites awarded. High score Each member i* Invited to bring tiirer* who net r nut rep. enter! In the already presented rod. of nounce the birth of a rfin on Sun­ pritc among the contract player*, u friends n i _______ 1 tho rlcthitf* tiumimH* utof's* ii*. day at their home in Paula. silk lingerie, went l» Mi** b-«41» (HH'ifttkm. * v- i» -»■ n U ft- ur»* IS A Mahoney while Miss Cam illa D»a» — \ , ________ till* A m§l/lA milted riicnnr 1 by Mr. and Mr*. M. 1- KMwnijpml, received a box of stationery a* .Missionary Society u: . . Mlnnlr'lir— \l IV •*i >.•*»« • f A HU • »H. »on left Sunday for Greenwood,' |ow , rore priie. Mi** Of Church Has Meet TiHothintf T :i r rtrn of ?K MT-f WfTf S. C. to spend a short time. | JV-hoI* held birth score among the am) a Joint I- itiiifUf pfiihahly %vilt . auction player* and wa* giv n a tjui.rtcrly rep rt* from all cir­ Iv h«*M ut ll- i • ttintiiriir • f r> xt Mr*. E. H. I-aney ami Mi** ]un(.he<>n set while Mr*. Honor Kathleen Lanry have gone to. \yinn WH* the recipient of spurt* ri^ chairmen, revealing «pl n lot WvVlk. Ilt'fot «* thpi , h** never, th< rr Greenville, H. C. to spend about a ; |, . ndkerchief* for having Jow work hy the entite society in the week with the former’s sister. j , r„ro lit-t.lh tr,, month*, were gisiti at niibht l*o tin ntfroonumt htw n rn Igman M gimw»v*e-s ■* * lavender, yrllow and gteen the regular hu*ine*» meeting ol tin* imiiMity a *1 I rt ikUloiit Hi* -o............ . <■*« M tt a . ^ ~ ^ i.V|.r wn r r ..;r |Tr .-*;. CTT Jtfa.W a .M fAwJ^JL^l!JMXijfaUwweo-*k r ir t t Hu. land could full f r ruor** limit I ml Mr. iml anti Mr*. K. Mnr- BnruratioiM . un i tipjioliit merit and l.i.iir tv fire* im illfi Imti’fv •It* Ami .Mr*. Herman h. s ri* spent the week-end at Camp y n„ , nn,l howl* of sinma* and of Iho Kirn: Mrihotli *t t him n ih .1 * lion.’ \* - 1c(tillV t‘» tmik lire n I 1 1 e ta u j: aWf II. Cct jU “ WeWh near Apopka. i yellow ro-ebud* wrrb n***l «'• hrld yesterday uftern. eii ut . lb cotton wmI***- bunrfit* apply I * m : \ us ro *nn: nddiGiI.nnl the rnort* til.in adorn tbs rooma of the Pope home church au 'il. rlum. y'n a Oil * Ik w, Hlifkl*!?* Itl to Mr. and Mr*. A. C. Mcl^nd-m while the utile* were old fa"*h' <v Mr-. W. S Thornton pre-ddid » it ton ttit riiij a tul STAIt WORD IMV./.I.K and daughter, Sylvia, and Mis* ------j(-|nrj silhouette* in shade, of , ■ luv- - .o r the meeting which wa- in/ plant* * '**1hi »m in r or ihr* a*! t»|w : ne lyn Wilkinson spent Sunday n.ler. At the refreihrn.nt hour a Kiilml course, further emphasising with n -n,*. B e ,-.!- wore fact orlcj*. * uC^D aytona Reach. th e rhn*en color m.lif. wu* served heard ^ from vanou* ..rf.cer* of Thi- -> "ton* ntiisht If.’ 4 M|| I" a\ Oil J. W. Harwell ha* returned try (lit b m t* 9**** by Mr*-1 t Ik* firirAnlxuU>»n in mi Mi«»n |n llir g» ecraRy to H*'t urn". - i||» Vi, 'Ui from West Palm Beach wher,. hi Kibe1 A«1i Vhm nMil SUM Dorutby circle reports. 0 it unit f for tlir f.i t'hiaf an * LOD spent the week-end with Mrs. l*npe. of hnl.lmg Am mg the high point tin *IcI(l i’lnif* i" • nn ■t ]iri.iiHll[:ntliig fill* Harwell. Those pre*rnt were: Miss H‘'*a- progi-ar,r wa* the uccvt-ni given in lie 1’irp*. Honor guest, Mr*. *'• J . y , ,* j., n ,.,,„t„n> , int. od fi- vili ut i1 1 • >ii*u t. 1' ta. !«• * 1HO Mr*. Arthur Blmint, of Waynes­ Pope, Mrs. K. W, Pope. Mr*. ' ■ , ,,r |.*< ul work, in who b sb. nr 1 It*»* \n 1 1 nt *• ' OJ1 • :l?h boro, Ga., is visiting her sister, A . K rat« *rl, Mr*. Viviait A. Speer, nnfl„itMl.l.,| t)„. BBIIIl| •■f.H, w-hip nub*. Mrs. C. L. Pagenhart, at her home Mr*. Adicts, Mr*. Ecsti* P.ak*. in Ttie*.luv, ,lnl. The uatinnn rantfuiivn r» on Maple Avenue. -ci k rvvn i> u * Mr*. Berner Winn. Mr*. Earle |(, ,.«IU ..-..Rd, B» Evan*.In:. lb** mutsfh ' UORTH C A R OL I N A Dossey, Mrs. Paul Juhn-un, Mr-, f„r uj| women of the ,lmr*;h n f ' in u ii ii,* |iutely Viilun'.t»y ' 1Z Mrs. D. Mitchell Bagwell left E. A. WiDon, and the Mi, c* with the Mi*»intmt) s.niety aintf art I hit'ir i tiHin ; ,tc> ITOrtUPAOS STODHiJI Sunday for laturen* and Colum­ Mildred Bridges, Marjorie TUB*.; *pon*»r. Mr*. Herndon ri1* . read ti»‘n, if? imi - itf tliiit iah ' . 1 .'l i.t t s |bf (u t tee end bia, H. C. where she will spend Mary Buford Powell, Helen Gorily. Un y m i ii i i * »% „ , | ,taieimrlt of the i ’l l by On* u i I < ' -r. • • s I i - v . r ] Pack', cnly golf about twu weeks with relative*. Cuinilla Ilea.*, Jtan Martin lainry. work done ami fuim<hiug* b..iii*hl injr witae I T*\ • i * ,t jc 't i I in _- - » Minnie IU*s* Echols, larelln Mu* Mu- f..r the par* nage. Ho- t*,t,iI lost Yiilltoiti ttiiiliftg fur at i*n v ut iv«* _______ b—'.* -*«-> *1 ike ■ «tfib*r t i) .i.L iat Miss Ella Spencer i* spending j,oncy, Marjorie Smith, Dorothy uf the work. P.'uT i o liX2■•*■■■' rc.-s Pi-i t .( | you Pc •onto tlm e in-Cd.atUlw~. liee ■»-; -iv.pi.;rinid~EttVir'Ailnmvr f y Mr*. Smith lia r lift, tin’ |UI t* A i. a.- *.*»|•* 1 1 P ' ‘.d - • .-.I v. th the tor'.* wife, |o the * • ifty. the guest of her sister, Mr*. Paul .loot Kuo c e l t tiiu-ht fori.1 lb. -» ■ > I c .so, s'j'j f. .I'tiCt, Mr*. S. K. .Ion. . * ii iiruinn fif .-enter of tie mm* ii..-nl, I Rrdfern. . 11 “Zoo In Budapest” Is •pilitim l life ioi.t Hi* - aifi% i*H\* wa* i-idi-i **r. .1 (n- .Id.- that In* ■' '1 • h*rc 1 . .vctSi or the Bill McKim, of Newark, N. J., At Milane Wednesday a shuit talk’ t»n rew n ii*c aril might in .hi* t ■* ...ni* ,.| g. .o ra l v‘ • I a LL. .v NG POCK --------- _ prayer after wh'ili I In- „ o tm / h -r I noils a ml ndv - , hat non arrived tialay to visit hi* mother, ' v ' J . . . 1.. k r r an ' . , . Mile Mr*. YV. M. McKim, at her home Z.V. in lltn|*p*'*l,“ reported wu- do*, i with ,|.to il.rial i , imam WMge level* hi.ol.l |.>. 212 West Eighteenth Street. Profs*-ul to the i>- -..-I-, *d■ ' ’ <1 ■> .>■ire cf 9ay, rcbuit as one of the in»*t nusual pic- by .Mr*. J. K. Melting,-r and j ».*>" m iidsirnlti.il h n .e .an . 1 ft.do ture* ever putrayed ol, th. *r |.y Mr*. JnfU**. 1 . . . cicalrd I r Mis*. Prance* Wilson returned screen, comes to the Milane Thea­ ’ •"> '.. In working )i u f. o . . . . k, ' " 1 I ' If be it*Iy it in. with i.idiihoui. w . 1.-.. ......... today from Bake Wales wher* »he ter nn Wedne* sty for an engng— , . . . . . wl" P ‘ tt ri<*MU sdJt Q f $t I.. I I I , tl ).,d. ,.t, ha* been visiting Ml** Etoise Wil- ,nen« of one day. It i* the first ^ a Z , •<»» Tltr - i\ H |*f 111 *ft«* tills IIV I ctri'lt* I IV 1 illlie liifllO 11-.» . f till rliihi laimr hu ■ a im been till* r 11f*0lii1toion c»c t *»f Ilf independent production by Ji**>- ^ ____ * 1<*f « i 'y P ‘ - ■’ ti - ' tr.i it induce* IturJ ,«dfpm* for a ihort time. vi 1 * it'.'l III .' flit*# to 1 h Icmfiioted. L. lanky uiuler the hana.r G . - i , ip .-tide.!;i ...1 Wot hi' * .nr ............ bi>i 1 UUf 1.'1 ,\ <'V III Ml „ -if |*».... .. Tin plnn, u-hicli John ..ti a ii * Mrt W? C. Hatlico:k, of Plant poa Pilm. io..-*riiUI *131ii* tpi'iMi i| uht.-Ii.'d l« ■ uf «it%*iir t!f* j » bgiiltO nil i The story, built around lh.* ye)tprdu> lie itiixl.t I . tcgily In City, i* the guest of her daughter 1 ■r . . . at ■. «.i|.f_______ iiia’-c'**41m! *» *;1 tl Ml i it, v i i* .a -*vi iIn* In rla- i .- -* .irtgl. a m . nine to try. ha 1 ..nleotj tat .1 f«»rr. Mrs. John G. 1-eonardy, at her tivitle* land the nlmorgihere HIHUIU.M JLULa Uh,/ csW,. i t w great xoidogicul park, dent*, -d-.l.1 01 ga.on* t nuts, he.Idl'd ry i*r-YTiltij for tlm rt"n n j -r-n r-rnr ., witi «T :ic1T” i . i i ii'io | ITT* Till V' . t H u n t i * 1 * i • •* home in PinehursE BERI.I.V, July IK. .............. P „~ A 111 t I »• Vi with the romance of it young ti the i i *. — - prominent ritiien x, with u.». IMJHTJM A N i l f R if f »* of I'hillpf. s. h................, idemann, rp.r 1.. tab t.o honorary 1. •' , Mr. and Mr*. Raymond Caldwell nisn who hns lived all hi* life clolik.-s If yon nit- tntoii't* ,1 Ml i l in 1c ,? 1’n ( --t: . 1 IS' I.. I k . . d.r.ir 11 LICIOO!' Mi. Al,** P A U L M O L D E N H A U E R tt ... *f.| of yniir )«n| cr nn*l ■rtlit... had a* their guests yesterday at among the wnltnaK an I * tuple, * ul1-* leader am) fir-t t hnn d I Oder the-.-, |. cat O il «t j rc r *t ’ n ill Ilt* ; I* O * it c i . M an 1 j c i their home here Mr. ami Mr*. Paul unsoph'slicate.l or|.han girl who e’f «> thg |mst-war G.-rmnn re|iuh- l.e a r r a ig 1 with .....mute t.o. comes to the in , for a le»*on in J11'* "'rested re..-ntly l.y t up ’ p.akr t I., s tir . nthu .a -10 u i Brooka and son, Pnul, Jr. natural history Tbe two meet for *a‘n llirmaun Goering' 'ntf-ian t .ll hu ai?h - ntPh nr if 1 m i uiji.•• .1 |«li»;a Ir* w.ll h * 0 *ad i.. add i . I ’ r u y o r S o r > it c iLs i 1. if*txfel' i ,1 !,r, t, i b(*| II: n 1* t.Nj. Mrs. 11. II. Hilt and daughters. the fir*! time and. drawn by an " 011'! IK.Iice and tentoved to .. »«f tin* iiAtloital t iirnl* ■• ! a x c j t x j n i ; i c& r-.r. . K»tn| Vliiit * In*tv v er r r r r — W i t I i u ’S c I u y AJary Alice and Mnrtha. left Sat­ unknown urge, find Ihe.mieltr* concent ration ramp, n.'t f... any tivr. • AI'*»»if \\\ih In ’, thfir w,i tl • llO'lti** ' Hi** * 11" Ii ik itl i urday for Kellyton, Ala. where strangely in love with each other. thing they themselves had done ^ they will spend some time with Hut hack of this gentle theme of i»ut as punishno-nt for urt nctiott I'tMsfM't't tlmt n wiivt i,f it|\t f\ ri»i La • It L Vf ?ho U • h ■ •v young live lira the tvrrifyiiig of their lilstingui-hed kln*man. tHlhaf H * Ilf Jin futl* |||, t'Alll Mr*. R. E. Webb. i ftiyrr «*»\i 1 * f ’ • • !' 1 Moth.* Th f ile tnuMt •» .fft'r U t h u -p p*1(IfIt* It wculit tinjiliiv nil nvn. pattern of cag.d beasts, then i ifiiA vviittrn an ar- a I»I«* Itiftiift - «*f H-nt hiiiii | ul.h ilt • « li iivh t«i tl* l' Mr*. Ora Wallace, of Atlanta, hates and hunger*, t heir lnvn S . hfiilrnmnn h i V II I | U K u i » \ i r i M i VV* tl l|» * »l T I'i liVlln h . ^ •i1 11 1 \ i w York T u m -," •'Jjifti *11* fribiii **» arrived Sunday to spend a week and lust*, the source from which licl«* for I l| \\ I lU’lr* *‘t *!* niomrntum a m i! rnf.litioru in Cirntony. liru* an t «-i m tir the plot gains it ttivf or 10 day* with her brother-inl i l l f •• I * la*> 1 . v. Ml Alo , M I r >T • hitii law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. II. i* <aid to move fr *m ontf uVff*i ^hifh Ha <* ila p tfin n i th** N jiii - fiv lc im.j |*uiri< I k* 1 *fit . will luivc itn If • [H'tlai •'• l ♦ 1 ' 1 gov. rnment. h t* slut.-.I that -eue uhrlmlng thrill It. another, De igns —f. I le t,, f, , M. Watson, 2t»4 West Eighteenth ol lirntfrum 1 .i a 1 "'ii ' 1 llOHI nuthnnl.r- cannot a n . - t lap.-I l.ullotts, f .r mh i . -i.ig ,|., “Zoo in Budapest'' feature* the lm l-ofo , :»i i * inly 1 * I Strert. , . 1 .oci' in:' Is living cu n . sir.l im hrlm liii.m !. t„ i,. 1* ih| mtun v un i la.relta Ytoung and Gem- Ray­ Srhrid.-niann, who 1 ! -larfiti . * -* o Ua t |» i + '* § ainf * ■ * t'ul full'-ii* w ilf f.i * • abroad, they have taken hi* inno­ u-ed l,y merchants and 1 ..itulfa. »• >|*» ,1 *MI \ •#■ \ • Mrs. WheeDr Mcludlan and tw> mond in what promises to be one cent relative* into custody. Mill •K ■ ' turcr* joining In liu- m ..., meat, daughters, Pauline and Dolores, of the most thrillingly entertain­ ! >t ?hit llO-rfj |f i t lifts It I* officially amioiin .-,f that have been assrnihlesl l.y a i U|f ing pictures of th>* >e«r. The * pand Mi** Grare William* loft to­ t yiM.OOo front In .1 ! Vtu -vfii"1 1 ,♦ •l*= ii tint |j oii? Itl l U porting cast, heodr.l |,y O. P. Ihi* art l.y th- Prussian scout a rli.f w ols n,- ifuielly lot |f,. day for Baltimore where they will Heggie, is a notable one. it in­ police is In *erve a* nn example iiuGim.it .11 ga .1 Is .11j. ui ,i Hi 4 i . i i t|1> Hkio f*X|il r l| ’;, r » I»mt ul■Ji*»'Of* || aO'I IflifO. I ^ X lt relatives. w aliiilio m il v* « "•«iy* 1I f ill «i» tilII. clude* Wally Albright. Paul Fix, 1,mi '‘general warning" to olbe. Rigimt* fr to (be 1, m i .. ,j ( , . , Murray Kinnell, Ruth Wafieli, German emigres living nhriutil. li -hs.w, t H,at ..... j, ., ^ M r . and Mrs, Herbert Messer, of Roy Stewart, France* Rich, Nile* they write nrtlel, < rriltrtsing tie li-eir Ixyi.H went into • (f . t u ' Mount Dora, announce the,Urth of Welch, Lucille Word, Russ Pow­ Hitler regime, their relatives in ...... ..d ull- ihang. Many a daughter,'Ethel Marlon, Sftmhty ell and D.irothy l.ibaire. the Reich are to le made to saf mdls nmmullately l*g an a at the Fernald-Laughton Memo­ frr.* I' ing t.|..|e worker* ............. .1 ..si* rial Hospital. The name, and exact , elation the tw.i In ii.nlr slllfl lb. wl|| PRAYER MEETING — shi p of Rrheolemann'a five rela- ope.at. 1 mo NmU. 1 |,r<d > * c « r ) in m G i s t u i e Mr. and Mr*. J. ‘E. William, “W'hal is Death 1" will l«* ll^' lives have not hern*divulged, ,!>• - <"tl 0 mill which hod I . . ... wu.k announce th* birth of a daughter, subject of the prayer me ting to yond tin- 1a t that they ate '.!! lit Ih i... d .if l. IP O O f BACt IO IN. ii*il,a»n-d Ik', Dolores Marlene, Sunday at tha I be held Wednesday evening at mate*. -hsi I kOIICHOM AND fold- ye* t,'> l.fing m , •iiiu r horn* of Mr*. Williams' mother, H;IM1 o'clock at the Woman I It is intimated that if any f..rTO A V O ID W ASIC Mrs. George Tomlinson, corner Club. The public i* invited to ul man politlcnl refuge * offend the ■ ^ 1 Thirteenth S ite d and Myrtle lend and rvetyone is* re.pleste.l to Hitlerite - in similar manner in, Avenue. v bring a 11»j-.lv future, their women relatie*vmay IN U S IN G K A L - C IT E lor »w,-ctenin3 your 1 lit. Sill. • . -'ll I*, sent to concentration camp-. ’ rod you apply only ball the quantity that A n u ll ,1 . . . • M n.'T heo fund and Mrs. Mar­ Reh iilemiimi's daofhtrr recent­ in.) I want 1 1 garet Maxwell, of Augusta, Ga.. I.ylerly, of Wetumpka, Ala., and ly committed suicide in Ileilin. would be required of hardwood aahev uted who ar« enrout* for Miami t» Mr«. Fancy's nit-cs-. Miss Eugenia Vi'lnt cm 1 1 " • I— for the vamr purpotc It i» ine«p«n».vc to spend • abort time, wete the Rouse, ol<u of Wdunipka. 1 cm <!.> 1 -r irran.lv at r'.e utc and effective at a *o<l amendment a n j gu*sta yesterday of Mr. an,] Mr*. Itorri for' rr.-. .n . ...■.1. It. 1.1 n.|.A. L. Balia a t their borne on Pal­ for tod aod correction. For application to Mary Alice Hunter, daughter of plict, and all km li * t little item*. metto Avtnue. Mr. and Mrs. I- (1. Hunter, of BEST FOOD c.truc licet utc C O P P E R K A L - G T E , U. I cm jjtMr.l ).iur liomc JR.tintt **' j .Soulh Park Avenue, who has been In Tow n (mcfgtncicx. l.verict tan be made promptly from Docks u , / 1,*1,, n w * . l i u Mr*. W. E. Adkins, of Stephen*, visiting her gran-lpartnl* ut .1.2 IIKKII I can help p r o t e c t the ch.IJrcn. Ga,, Mr* and Mrs. James Chens'y, rharhdlr, N. ('., onderwent an opcanted by our local dealer- It it made and —.-.ia.i,t,,^*ctkwMl*» Annie Lillie Adkins, a n d , .-ration llteie a week ago today. I cm Iw a K's'.l night watchsold c.dujivety by (he manufacturers of «**'* . . . . .. J w l . . . J Ow STEVE’S Wingfield Shalt, of Atlanta, spent She i* reported to i-r Improving f*. ■l|.*cii ) a"Otol iV* «»<■•MxMfsBIuf man, for I never sleep. • yesterday here Ol th> guest* of nicety. ||>r parents are thenPOST OFFJCK I »«« it 11+.0*1. i*v-1 «w >l'X*f*J | rui I ’m gooj company, even Xkhcn I’m .]uic(, for you Mr*. Adkins' brother arm lister-j with her. th, *-'1A1«J »«J know I’m there nl.cn you want me. You w-.n’l l-e loneTsUNCII law, Mr. and Mrs. Mack H. (.xm*4 Lad.rs-x ii*«i "Ii.|*lk HUic Willi me around. Opposite Post Uffieo g, East Second Street. Mi*x France* Darby, of Vhlalia,' *fN»4" I’ll bring more visitors to you. Ga., arrived thi* afl. 11...... In Mr. and Mr*. George McRory S|wnd a rbort tlm.. h-rc with Mi-* Til work f..r ten c.ntv a Jay, or even 1cm. and I and daughter, Virginia, and Mr*. Jean Martin lairey at her home know I ’m worth that. J . C. Mitchell left this morning on Sowt0 Sanford Avenue. Give me a HH.nth’s Iria1, and if I don't make good. for Chicago to viiit the World'* IT ie y ’U C u ! L ik e N e w I ! Come i.| or 1 ill our Ilciincw Olh.v I'hIjv to ask f K M 111 BIIKfORO Pair. Enrout* there they will atop Mr. and Mr*. William Ingram HurKlcal all fcla'f* *-*1krw* I, Jls'tr k ** about service. Yf.'j cm c d| uv without ihirge frum any H it H A R D A R t I N at MenUxuma, Ga. for Mis* Doro­ and three children and Mr*. S e t­ tors All.I W»l -*• tllMflltlK tsMeia' M A R Y B R IA N Public Telephone. r*f All klri't , »!•-. Klp*rt R A W * thy Mitchell who will accompany tle Ingram returned yesterday to fBlair. JIA M H C R IH O IT them. 8 IO U III D R If ft lt their home at Wert Palm Beach LAWN M0YVEU5. A N D Y D IV IN E Ilepalrej r «4 IkarpeaH after spending *b.mt two week* Car ■•!• G IO R C il g .fTO N % Mr*.. J , 0 . Laney hat a* her here with Mr*. C. W. Speer, l i a i f four. % o u t h e r n je l l n*t k dnnt by a r«al _ jUlUrmmiU (hum ------• m^rhanio *-• ■■ • — boma on South San laurel Avenue. They Weie accom­ T®lephono and T o lo g r o p h “i Co. f«rd Avenue, h*r alatero, Mrs. J. panied by William lo*e Harvey, J. W. SIIADOIN .S iiiifn ril H n m r h \Ynr-'hi.u.--t' *■ d t i W i Mrs. a W. Smith, Mr*. Jr. who will bo their gucil for a me u m n * « tia-x* J L *. Ri m w U, and M n . Charles •hort time. Treat l-o Eat I h c C o o le s t 7OCilllOIL3r a i l G REEN PA R K H O T E L . c A ’ BLOWI NG ROCK - bPcrsonsAVho Write " Against New Rule "I w a n t a J O lJ ” A POTASH- CALCIUM M IX TUR E 4^ S B A .- P , M a c f i e , M anager, �Bin NOW- PRICES IRE LOW Any String Of BEADS OTORE aUr OllOO- Yalta T u rn e r Shaped—TO-Inth G«naliM HOGANY CljOCK*8prtn* or Electric---------B. Value Pain Bln* Ftniah S tn fin o Synchronous S O 1 To Buy F r U h l l s X'nd D o o r yr. Guarantee COMMUNITY On e * MG BEN ELECTRIC ALARM.----------Paf* Omm U M Valua L i t t l e GifU That WE8TCLO* WALL KITCHEN CLOCK Will Be Treaaured R $U N U D IS H For Many Y e a ra,PER CENT OFF IRS. LAVAL1KREH RTS, RINGS. ETC Percent ALL . ALL DEMOLAY DAY CLOCK.. Rat# itQ M Vila# Utannttonal BUm L Consider This Fact WATER SET—Pitcher—Goblet—Tray k SILVER BERRY SPOON___________ When Rarer*’ 3llhcu.it* $3.00 V»1o* Buying A Roeen Nithou.tto $4,00 Valu* Wedding Present SILVER pib server..... ..........«, LEATHER GOODS Roger*' RUfweatta $3.00 Valu* b u l o Va 3 Piece William* Rogers ELGIN WATCHES PIECE SET fiO Year Guarantee In Attractive Curb 131.00 Value Women Jew eler REDUCED PRICES MAGNOLIA AVE. See Anything w ho Know Quality G R EEN ? Choose----- A Variety'$ And Dreaa Fdr Bualneft and Brown V'rl.talr Pita Him a Ta 11 ' Width* AAAA T . RRRE S i. : h i CALLUS WE CALL lift E. 2ND 1ST. IU O N e 107 W. lat St 41ft T he W orld’s Champion B r e a k fa s t thhier Badrnd A PaMtatta ** f c T h ir s t Q uencher L I M E ftoiis f e Bcst-Tet aii. Stone Mountain And f o A WatAi A h fb ttN E a rri In Town r. iw i LARGE GLASS » CANTALOUPE SUNDAE 10c TOMATO JUICE G lue Go ; MILK FLUFF , 1 0 e Spatial Layer Variety «r V .J <3 �jjw m r COUNTT MOTOR BYRD’S SOUTH POLE SHIP THRILLS WORLD’S FAIR VISITORS WITH TALE OF ADVENTURE IPf-ANTARCTIC h i c a g o . July Returning University Head Brings Back Own Currency Plan d tw YORK. July IS.—Eeo■ R k and financial conditions In ths United Bute*. Great BrlUIn and European countries probably will b« adjusted, particularly In respect to prie* levels, within tb# nest sis months so tb st stabilisa­ tion nf world "Monetary systems can he undertaken by Jan. 1, 1933, > the opinion .of Dr. Nichols* rrsy Butler, president of Cohln University, who returned sally on the Cunsrdsr Berenit * brought his ewa plaa far en international currency, which he said be bad been •‘testing ant" on representative* of foreign na­ tions. He was optimistic that this plan would ba successful . In ' horld-wfd* mooetary sUMlisatioa. H* found delegate* to tb* World Msnetarp and Ecolooraic Conference entbuilastic k r « r his plan, but will not rsreal &b* principle of it (or *4 least |M Butler was reticent only on U&rmoLa. of Kin scheme for s keel terreney to effect stebiliBloo. He manifested enthusiasm | proposing that former CoverIr Alfred B. Smith should be hnlnated for Mayor of New Irk hy “popular actislm.” Dr. Itler has not chaagod In his k .ach flaw that there la only hi mao In th* city wh> ran p # the • municipal muddlg an i N* th* city In JU present “eritll itots.” Ha gave a hearty “Bsh” when forme.) that Florida H. La ■ardla had been mention* I as a Sisa candidate, dismissing him ka-eanOdato--W ithout further Rhat Mr. Smith could du and apd do as mayor would b* to i* th* city a real charter. And haa the equipment for this >k At hit flu ffr tipi tfronJinf Dr. B tier. *Rhy Mr. Hmll)i Is th* only • I ha >w of in New York who uid meet th* situation ami nmand th# support of all tos* of |h* community”, ha ■ It la a matter of rising He politics Inti the realm of Mfltutlonal statesmanship snd a tha governos I* perfectly able C oa— Tbrillinf became of th« testimony it bears to tb* cottrsfe of seventy-two brave men and the hardships they suffered in the name of science st the nether tip of the earth is ths City of New York, now vis­ ited by thousands daily at A Century of Progress—the Chi­ cago World’s Fair. FRRJU8, Frraraee July IR .-M ’t —FpsslUied bene* of a rhinocero. Stora H a s a mllltera years old Wee* found In a clap bed at ih* Beilavni tit* factory. Photographs and casta war* seat to the Natur*1 Rlslery nmaeum in Pnria. in id s rs m rSt'lgg • Tiwii »*,**• a 4 1 Ik *.m art KANSAS CITY, July IS— UtS— A specially-equipped motor patrol, in wireless communication with headquarters, bat b*«n* astablubad tor Jackson county. It op­ erate* much a> do polka squad c a n In larger gilie*. . BERLIN. July IR-tA V -N ew ly opened Jewish muaauai bar* dis­ play* an ancient Hebrew rlay lamp ornamented wilk lb* ewastlka now the emblem of lb« ai\llSemitic Hitlerite*. Almo*t 4000 year* of Jawiah histe.y are » » • ered by tb* eshibila. NOTICE sad sea willing. even antleua, IS ba 'friendly with barnsaa. Pete. For the purpose# of lb* Kipoal(too. tb* Chip bss been transformed Into a veritable ranseam of breath­ taking adventure. In It are estera ale* displays of ths actual HubInf; trsvsl equipment, aavlssttan E5ULT5 RATES snd reereatlnnnl faqlUtlee that wee* used oo lb* historic vnysg*. Nslat* Isperisncs*. Fair tlalinr* learn from tb* Ups of men who sailed with Byrd In I.IHIn aswelre Jun.V M t U HKkW to live for months, even year*, tn • land of eternal enML SB drtee "huskies' over tremendous waste* ••f snow and Ire. to dlseovw hasticed* of thonsandi of square mtlee •f leerlioey so mas baa aver $ol •yea upon hofoea Caps. Alan Innea-Tsylor. retie* Ir pilot: flteriee Kessler, dog 'rteee: Arthur Berlin. Bremen; ml Georgs Tennant, rook, sow an » srd tko ship, all sailed fo Uio Inis ad ora a sheet of to* 42 foet •tnd of tbs Boath Pole with Byrd, thick. Mary Ryrd land. lh» area of tenter and Tennant Sian a room ngw. dlscueary. and the new uouin unled Admiral Rfrd oa hi* *spo- Ufa range found by Ike eiplorers are Dull rated ’ lltloa'in tb* North Point t*« ’ i % • The n ty of New Tack, aa assConduct Lastur* Tour*. ■lary barque Isinched I t AreaOa lbs walla of the bold are a ■■ihl. Norway. In IMflt Is Hod ap whole library of photographs isk i A Century of Progress lagoon >k near tbe Twenty-third street ea on tho trip. There are aim. tides Tb* lin t major eapedl- ■ledge*. InMiu-kur*. sleeping buns - onsry skip ever to enter tho (treat of n ise is hair lined with rsrll«>u. • nkea. It entered Chicago ander no headgear nf widxrrfn* fur ihut *111 i " * ie bet soli. Its sniillsry on- not frost, and great fur Jacket* rlnos luring been removed ba­ snd null* la protect men from ntu** the ship drew tea ranch wa- (resting. ter with (hem fo admit tntreee* - Them ire type* of msh balding hSTscaa. foe. fh* lecturer explains, in tb* Wadd’s Fair tagnon. The Ofty *f New York was astd contrary to lay opinion, the do* on Ik* egpadraoo becaas* It Is far drtrse does fwM ride, foil works as • tmngsr ka combatting Ira Nona hard aa any of the ••huskies' lhaa lb* Hardiest steel ship* to­ Thera la an Antarctic mail l»>v: day. It ll ■ ssastraded that ex­ letter* posted la II In th* year ll'JN Golf Tournament I h Slated For Thuritday laical golfers who mntarrd In Detraml last week lo meet a DeLand team la a tournament over Ike College Arms course toda) were reminded hy Andrew ('a ria ­ way, manager of the Hanford Country Club that they are ehpeeled to appear at the local course Thursday afternoon at about !:.10 o'clock to participate in a return match. Joe Adnry, of Del.and, will lead a delegation of about Id golfers, Mr. faraw ay said, and it therr- ■ "WHh him elected we would m*nt a first-class business man as lomptroller. Then thrre should msturslly come a charter worthy f f Ihe Twentieth Cent.ry Instead p i his rrmatrkahl* document that k p are now living under. I never mgv* regarded the present charter Isk a real charter. It’s th* site of ap Wrhater’s dictionary and con'tains a compilation of the laws of th# five boroughs. “My Idea of a (barter Is on* that could be printed on thlr(7 pages. Thin document would be Ilk# sny constitution which seta up a g irernment, defines limit*Mans and puts up n n s titj Donat haun lariat. Governor Smith is the Meal man far hi* job. For he kaowi all ab>ut Ih* growth af New York aad its municipal lewe and requirements from A to Z.”* A lth o u g h ka did not question ■ ilra e e e tty of Mr. Smith's prrfA m tor prickle life, Dr. But. Jtg .reiterate I that the rritkral •eadlUora ef New York City’s ftBSBCSfl the sagging realty valuaa •sad a iarb-rden af lead tasation u d asnrarranted high rent* called lo f knowledge and statesmanship ■uafc sa only Mr. Smith possessed. “Tte-geople must awaken a W Hs* abovq party pjUtlcs", he |« n i i i t i i PATROL Mpetatioa «*c I'*** 71 A ll.iU o n c e It..... I.I Vsuoel. ••* '••■ri.ni-r's l n . | u , . l . K . r . of .>rf|. •it Insssllr Inquiries: I ', . , of Off! tv Ololii.nerr snd I'llnims. itsn.i •'* • ■ •* 31 A 4 v ir < U ln f lt»tftilrrd fey U I ’w nim iM lg iw ! til lit O ir iY f f a ; 1 aI A lln m » » t’lr f li r i r r u l l U ap e-u -r, o f l l n e n a t . fo r it ■AVE YOUR WATCH repaired ay an* wno really kaaws haw •rtaaa. Jewel**, Mag. Are. TRUE spiritual reading*. T** l*n||rrt«»r u JI fo r l « i a | H«r«lp»« t ’ou rt. IUfffr<lln« , I'rlnmPY A W|»rrl«l C o n t i* * * ! * ! * * Mrs. Bally Ku.sell. Appointments. Benefit Progressive Spiritualist Churrb. &T K. I'nncord. Phono M2I. Urlandn, Florida. i| and llrpslr AHR • FDR DKMON.STRATION New Willys, 2b In .10 mill** gal­ lon, guaranteed. Heel A Sons, dealers. KsTiwttM n r I 3 J k t • > KOH aSALE: Mmlrl A F«>rU roufM $HMH) rA«h. I'honr 207. mpnxxm Iff 'WlipVftfl 'ri#i Conqueror of tb* starssa of Msfly half a century, vdsaar lnm over th# ke snd snow of th* bottom of tha esrth, th* a# New Toth, ehlp thsl rsrried Admiral Rkhard K. Byrd to to* Antsrc I , casts anchor la the lagoon af A Century of Progreara Iramdt Boson pals art Mrntad. Rsklma bnmghi back from tha Arsff* kg Admiral Byrd, snd Klondike, uni af th* "butUm" af tb* Far MatfK 17 Iff I» tith SL 12— Wanted W AN TKI>— Saddle horse. I . Hagan. NEW ORLEANS, July B.-UP) —Work on the FIO^unjHMI Mbits slppi River bridge h-re was su». pende<l yesterday as approslmate ly 70U skilled wnrkrra ami labor­ er* went un strike fur higher wag *. Representatives of both sides indicated a federal cuumlli alor wuulil hr railed. II IJ If !• MIDDLK AGED enlorrd woman wants jolt aa rook nr will do laundry. Helen M rKelrry. 71rt E. TAMI’A, July IH. - Harry P. Ifi— ApnrtBtenln FW Rent Keene Hied a suit In circuit court f r i l i r i k y against J. K. Dettear, SMALL apartment suitable couple ur than. Phone 44.1. trading as the Helmont llfig h ' 'Valor Works, in which he will' charge that DeSrar cut off hr* IB— MlncelUnes.uk F o r Sale | water, a ll h ’ifgh he had paid h<s lilt for elgh\ month* In advance. Damage* of |&0(MI i n asked. DOZIER & GAY’S QUALITY PAINTS “Heat For The .South" Frill SALE DR TRADE: Model A Ford truck. 1213 Douglas* Av# If that mrtal he<! or porch chair i« getting a little worn or old Loking you will find that D. A (i. DECO ENAMEL is th* magic you tired. II comes in a beautiful rang* of colors, and wilt transform a dingy |A*r* of furniture into a thing <.f real beauty STANLEY'ROGERS HARDWARE CO., THOSE FINE Valencia o ra n g e s ll.U t.lm . . has Tyler. U k c rinora, I’hune 3713 until U A. JI. and aftor 3 V. M. 204 Han font Avenue a iM Iipf K « tw n « « i of r ilm lm il I ’ rngn ullonra iS iin ia lta itiR on P in t * . »le C i i l U f l r i l> r«llri|i r r l a u i i F l i . 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AVOAY ^ rw [ “* |e >u •1• to st e { r a x ATC H‘j7 R M C »</ � 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 18, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 18, 1933. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 18, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8eed213433681a92ffc1546a2a14e777.pdf 99687c861ccc563c25e64f724a29f975 PDF Text Text NUMBER 223 U. & INDUSTRY New York-Lithuania i IS W O R M a Die In Crash When Airplan<. SPEEDY RATE . Demands Upon Public Charity Have Re­ laxed Considerably By Business Pickup CHICAGO, July 17^-(A .P.)—'Trttfluries of unemploy­ ment relief fund* are benefitting from ahortening bread line* and newly-created jobs In nearly erery aectlon of the land. * knowledge which. In fort, W arning In rcato n against the use they aeldem possess, offer for a cf atock m arket "UpstoT ahreiv ” price to edslse clients through­ Postm aster General F arley said out the country when to buy and yesterday they are aa anconra*. sell stocks. Investors are urged ment to (peculation and a handi­ lo submit lists o f their security cap to Industrial recovtry. holdings, t Ita explained th a t the poatof"Sometimes such lists are flfo departm ent cannot present handed ov tr te nocruputmr* pro­ persona from selling m arket ad- moters . who endeavor lo Induce sire unless fraud if employed, the nssners to exchange valuable. but added: . «-curltles for worthless stock. "1 shall not hesitate, howaser, The whole practice tend* to onto Issue fraud o rderi aganst tv- r uragr speculation and to un­ tr y individual bureau, corpora­ dermine the efforts of tbs adtion or association engaged In m lniatrttlon to bring about a nor­ aay practice which under the law mal and healthy industrial re­ la fraudulent., covery. Instructions base been glsen t %-m w n v — TWO ligate and make full report to believing ln the value of the use with respect to all such progn* Mirations or prophesies of any person who attem pts to fore­ frauds." Farley said the recent rise In tell the future value of any *•the a l'c k m arket “has resulted ruritlee of any kind o r who a t­ l„ th e re-appeerance of the ao- tem pts to sell information or callfd 'tip sie r sheet' and the re­ guesses on Ih# future action of rival of 'm arket srrelcr*’ d«»lgned the market." Farley referred lo the n*w se­ only to separate people from th eir curities law which require* pub­ money." , licity of the full fmancial fa d s If* continued: "Persona claiming to h a re • * - 1 (Continue-! On Png, Three! In many ■ d 3 W 6 a aS1/,ltaff,£ S l“ Mettofu line* tha KoomviIi ad­ ministration's M m lrla l n n n r j r h u taken effect. BaasonaI la basinet* and tum mar track (ard en t have aided, welfare — - .srerirer ^workers tald yesterday, in taking of families off the re­ ty B h o’ o M i flat m list* although leaving himdreda of thousands atm to bo fcsfpsd. *’ * ’ 8la states, howrvor, ropoHed Insraaass In their charily bill- tlnco employment bagna to pkk up In April. Qratahopporn and poor crop* wore blamed la North Doknta, de­ pletion of a a r i t n In Nebraaka and Ariaona, taeere drought in T tzaa. Aritona'a expenditure* Increaaed from *328,142 In March to f S 4 M » la May. T e ia a ' raw­ load waa St percent (ren ter In Illlr lllWI the prevlou* month. Florida sp ra t *582,4 fT '1 n March and tW IJdO In June, Montana 9S4f,lTB In March ata ln a t *354.0S8 la May. * B at el lew he re the plcturea wore brighter, and ’ nowhare more no I t a . la V lrflnla, according to a la rra y joeterday. A rednrtlon of about n percent waa effected be­ tween March and June on the baale of rtp m e n ta tle a reporta indleatlag the total of unemployed fell front 128JI00 to MJN>o. W »• In April, May and Juno comConnectlcut lowered l u toU l 23 percent, Michigan fait tho :P««* •are relax by 15 percent (enerally by 88 , percent In Induatrlnl **«• Pennsylvania U eptndlng SIM.000 Im , thnn In t * * i m onth.. N orth Carolina h a. b (Continued On P i t * ” * " ) Prominent DeLand MafcWell Knownln Sanford, Is Buned H undred, of twreon. yealcrday afternoon altondod funorml e .rr- *r oy Ssi" “ “ ■?"*" COTTON TEXTILE AGED BANKER IS MILLS CODES TO GIVEN‘ RELEASE BEGIN OPERATION BY KIDNAPERS Maximum Of dOHours WeekWprkingTime Set For Employees WASH1NGON. J u l , 17. -</T) — Here a re the new wage-bootlIng. hour-shortening regulations under which the country's rollon textile mills will e to rt operating today, end to which rayon and •Ilk spinner* and weavers are ex­ pected to auheribe: A maximum of 40. hnurx a week w orking- llnie* W T*in »mrloeye. Even though he work* fo r two n r more employer*. A minimum wage o f 113 a week In the South and I l S j n the North. I .Imitation of machine hour* In HO hour* (two shift* o f 40 h 'u r e t Prohibition of the hiring of children under IB vc*re of a re . Prohibition of liwreaalne IK* nnmhe- of m »'hl"e* o -" -V e r Is roqnlrad to nn»rate u»Her the to ta lle d "stretch out” evs*em. Peelndlcal filing o f rennets hr m em bers " f I h . cot*on te -tlle In stitu te On senses hours produclio n and con*itmntlon. Payment nf lime and a half fo r mrertlme work h r veoalr •hnn creme, anelneers. rlccteldan* and w alchlne crews who a re outsM* the m ax 'm 'm hour restrlcHons. Inclusion of (he office em obyes U n e flt. of the code, and p, lh, # tU „ p , 4T,.. r « n l » « twin. . >v> ry*Land n d f « " » « « “ * of the i> sw Fir* Deperimvnt. who^dlad eariy aturday m sm lng a fte r * g ra­ h r which wsgea In Ih* higher, | lUaass. ra id class** u* to wufkcr* r—ware held i l 1:00 reiving »*»r» a weak, evened • o'clock "from the Campbell rvtW w -—* to the to—r , i nsl-l clssrr*. dSncs. with Dr. L B. Grice, pas­ Escentlon of clesners »nd till. to r of the F irst B aptist Church sl-V wprVerr —siH tv s«hml**lon officiating. The Elks lodge direct­ l r Ja n I. infU hT Ih* Imlu*ed rKnaltstle services at the grave t r r ’s olanlow **>1 anpervlaorv Is Oakdale cemetery. e-mmltt** o f • srhrdole nf mini* . M r. Campbell, who bed been a mum w are* amt mevlmum hotirs resident of DeLand since early fo r them W orklne nut. h r th* t o o d , waa well known In ram - dale Is ■ nUn Innhlnw In ford. Ho wan born here on •re e fn a t em olore homa.-woomhln Jo so *• !•••• tk* ,on of r h * rlM •n “mill vlllagr*.” especially In H . Campbell, former m aaager of the Valdes Hotel. and Vergla B. th - Booth. P fM artlA . from th e m s-hloCampbell, of Jacksonville. Ho honr limit foe oolv three rreek* of send to DeLand with bis par»"'» hi 1*00 aad had resided there electManls nr-dorlne v sm s n r f*l>H rs for —M ar tlr-s fe a t Mag. Y e t- . • A onliralU o nf the minimum ended BUUoa University, aad took a prsm ln.nl p a rt la that —a re lo oleee.wnrlmrs a* well a* ' a thistle pregram, •H u s o f tlm» ha*|s. i of Central Florida aa "Speck" ^ t Orchestra Planning Thursday Program B n rtM ag Urn are hia widow. Mrs. C rystal Davis Campbell; a Chariot Davis Campbell, aad kter, BU nbeth Campbell, Tho Sanford Concert Orcboatra ■ other, Mrs. C,'lt<-Chmpbfll, la planning another long ond Inalso survlvsi. tereatlng musical rntorialnmank which la to bo presented from a platform near tha Court House FAKM Etff TO M B IT a s a t Thursday night >at 1:00 •'d o c k , according to G. C. Fallows, Bankarlk, presl d i m t o r of tho O rchestra. , ' Chapter F-'ture Th* program • while - not . .today announced song* hy will aUgo its H raUaino and MUa Paulias Bosalnelo High a. aa Wall a* hy JaoophlM a t 5:00 o'clock, Rusal. Richard to altoml, ¥4 sill bo hoard la .jh o a rt Of several accordion Fklgr* Farm ers tho Urehnstra ax' “ im wkkh several Uto pap. a a actlvo p m t t t m i fj*w Ufjfei Apparcntlyllnharmed Abduction—V-|ctim Makes Appearance _ . . - . r - ' *x - ITALIAN BIRDMEN RETURN THANKS FOR SAFE FLIGHT NEW TURK. July 1 7 -f/T V M i'hSummrr. U ndilhnnl *ca*on fur relu x n 'h o , finds Industry a* a whole pcMpitiug fr**l> In th* most ardent prml d lo n schedules of the part twu years. , Reports of the past week w*r# augment* I l.y many summaries of r i f e v»7 f 'iT ^ r^ T O iriy B rT m m ' w more buoyant rHe over llt-U fig­ ure* than the weekly reports had riH P A flO . July 17. — IA1 — indicated. With reactionary Iciidcncles Rise's fliers gave thanks for conspicuous by their ab.-encc— H eir »nf* rrosstng of land and even after Ift weeks of atra^b sen Bion miles from Orhelello lu»im-* ; expansion last nreh’a new* was iimiked by c nstnnlly lo r'brrngo. Fr*llvlll*s erowdml upon Gen. ■■nlatging onjets for many llnet r f trade. InrliKltng food .tulf*. llalo ' Rialto, y u lh f u l Ifnllan nhr shoes, rrn ty to-»ear ' rM liing, m lnl'trr. and his I'd rninpanlona, millinery, machinery and eiyip- w'T.- Intorm pled wilh solemnity. ,\t H o l y Nam* I'nthedm l menl. *le«l, and l » suine rxlent flcoree Cnrdinnl M umlebin nfiiii'ldtog ui.iteriai*. -,i n Ihnnksgiving m ass tine ..f the ntiMl Imiwrlant ef- firin'. frel., of the general linproremnil s- Ihe !>7 airman, in «pntle*n eontinur* to Is* lire weekly ilecline whit , ilie** unif rm*. kdelt. in I hr nunilitr of uiirniployrd. I're'er- were g irrn for th» safe There were n tlilm nal animunco- nllcM Inr here Hnlunlny and for ment* lust n o t ef wage Imial* Ihe mi 'lo r emnrado who died In front several inanufavliiring ren- tm<i r.l.im In Ihe only m ishap lers. of Ike world's rr* n t* sl mass At IIts- aanie lime seveial ob­ flurhl One mnn lo*» lil« Ilf* when server* conti.'iul lli.il current sla- on* f Ih* M'ntdnn** ”f Ihn ms • iimilmh itv«*rlurfi«il |tn*n*. farlurer* In "(•rat Ih* g in ". AI th* (*ulhrt|rnl n crowd nf i>am*ly In l.uil.l up intrnlories of •ffi.000 pffwont jnillfil inch o lh rr finish*,| g.N'il* Is-foe* higher wag,, Ig t f«ii*li n irlini|»«c o f tin* flier*. and m aterials tost* result in u I-. th r hulM inr w** jimmied. vanri*| price*. I'oticr ft.i no*,| linet to permit thv I>e»pit* the eiM-rutnlitr advanre men to enter the .I’ntliettml. ordering of ineirhuii.lte, l„,o The fli’-rr, rrfre*»|iMl hv nine ever, cl.urk* nr* n I henry n , yt l. »ay* Ihinn ami Rra.M reot, Inc. hnorfe* n*d, p(iimve«| Into unnthrr “although rqnsum rr buym r pow dnv „f rrlehrnti n. The? w err Rriftt* C. re has hren natdiatarieed |,y u„. fliehta o f Pre'ldent i| icker pne* o f productive opera- !>nnr* of A fV nlury o f Pfijfmwi rfiH*Milt*n nl hinrh«Hin fend then thma." •hMr flr«t lnep^r*ten trip Th* major Indices (hat nieaSunindu-try nia b a ealhfiu-l .r > ef the |Vorl f i Kulr, r»*neentriitlnr showing last wrek. Hleel produc­ r»n the ttnlifef) pAvltlofi where tho tion mounted t„ f,te |.*rccnl . f ra- nrrhitrrture h nirmhollr of their aeh'eTrm* »»t In te r pac.iy a gam of :i |M>|nt, over the nerfifn'i|ip |ir. reding week, aeeShling t . the hall of srlenre mid the nvlIron Ago." Aiitnrunhile eon mop fetjofi exhil.il b were viewrrd. (t'ontinuod on l'a g c Twn| I it t tilvht former Jm 'rp John A Sharlwro nnd the f*hienit>) re reptinn rmmipttep extended ^o«• ritn titr n n huge lmn<iurt. IJalbo *\nd %CompanIn ChicnRO Church Tropical Slorm 200 Miles Below Havana -' * - Post Leaves Moscow /On llop To Siberia MOSCOW, July 1 7 .-ie> — Wi’.*y I Vat. American, roundthe-world nolo flier, land*’I hero fmm Koonlgsbotg, Gor­ m an/ fo.Viy and a few hours later *oar«d oaatward on a birsk, Siberia. Pvrfecl .weather rnn Minn* prevailed from Mot­ to* in Ihe Ural mountain*. Fret ref n e j a chan, , to elssp a few minute* at the Moscow airport to apcod up tha me­ chanic* working on the plan*. Refinancing Plans Of SI a v i a District U n d e r Discussion I’lan* for Hi* refinancing of tnitrinndimr bond* of Ih* Blavls llralnng* UiMrlrt w rr*. dlorusaod at Ih* horn* nf Martin Stanko In Rlavia ln*l Thureday, ll wa* ann.Min.’*.l today l^r I*. Rayanl Sindh, eecrelary-lrravnrer of the ll!AtncL_niuL-Mitli. F. iL. WUaou, llw tlistricl'a atlornry and H. J. Sliggin*. allnm ry for all of th* hondhohlrr*, met with ih* Superv i,ora of th* tlistrirl. Tin* gruup ho|Mf. t» refinance Ihe tKOUim bond Irene through pro|to**vl negotiation* with thr Recuimlrucliott h'u.ane* Corpora lion. Mr, Smith reported that Mr. 7*llggin* "felt .pul* hopeful that Ih,. hondholdera would a* rep* Iht appraisal mail* hy Ih* It. I' C. rrp resrn latir* In full settlement o f ihe ontManding hvnda." Mr. Smith drelarrd that thla would mean a very material e a r­ ing I.. Ih* District a* well a* pro­ vide mere lime In which In retire the indebtedness. • " Hr pointed mil Ihet there are nearly '.'mul a rire t.f good relery and*truck growing lnn.li In this lllitrlrt. In addlllnn In a laig* amount of fin* citrus fruit land N’nxr pier >« *meenn r f lie pictured 11 a t on* of Hi* moil *h»- fikr fftmut hundreds of iV m i highly cultivated and productive r l r «mlng nenplnnes th a t cnriird of Ih* county within a few years. the rretv un H a .M'Ic fllpht. Th* Hoard, whlrh Include* C„ L. f f*ontimiei| On |*nge Three) W rit, Martin Klankn and Joseph M ikltr, directed Mr. Wllnm to prepare a resolution setting forth Ih* altitude of Ih , Supervisor* in regard I" the pmpoie.l applica­ tion for *hi* loan. Mr. Wllton U t„ submit thi* resolution In Mr. ALBANY. July 17— l/T l-A Sliggin- aa soon as possible. strung fssling prevailed her* In­ line that Ih* kidnap*. • o f John J. D'Cnnnsll, Jr. wnuhl rslsas* him In Nswr York City nr In a n.slrn pnlilan <11«trirt si.burh Th* hslisf was given impelu* when ll wag Irarnsd th at of fcmr Isttars r*relvs^ hy Ed and Han O'Cotinrll, Ih* yrnith'a nnrlrs. un* nf tho first Ihre* nnlp< luira a Yonkcra Arraign*.! te f-r* Judge J- <*potlinark ami Ih# fourth Whits Sharon Saturday afternoon, th# I’laina Th# other two w ere rnail-d 0 v , while boys who ware caught in Alt-nny. While I’l.vins ami |„ tho net of ransacking l»r. I- '*• Yonkers nr* cl»*c In Manhattan Phillips' Atlantic Bank lobby nn,| Ih* Inst list of Intermediation new*.stand early Saturday m orn­ published in Now Y"ik C ity news­ ing, were ordered held for gr«'"' paper*. Jory aril n next Uecembar. Ju St* Aharon set their bonds at H™ r«rh. Tb«* youth* told th**r *ton** t„ Judg- Sharon while rel*'*’'*" and friend* looked on. ihetr a lands lo b* OH 1-3 mill" where trim * is th at of breaking ami en­ tering. Judge HMaron said H*l« last year it v*n« lot .‘I H inllle. County Clerk V. K. Ib.uglaaa morning, and i| I" »hM charge d a te d tmlny that the budget will which will he aired before the l« r. lra-'cvl fur publication in to- grand Jurymorrow’a ll-rald. II* "tated Hint According to report, Ih# Phil* a Ih.iruugl. cvplauali(<n o f jual lip., n.ws-slaml has l*een rohte*l vrhal brought about lh« increase „n four occasior s during the past will te relraeed lonunrow or few wrekv. Only a small quantity Wcdncxtiy. of tobacco, candiei, and aimilnh Th,. incrca*o U aluiont all in Hams war taken each lime, nnd Ihn achool fund Irv in , t a i l week, the thief nr tbierea entered Ih* Ihe local School Ib.ard war or- "howras* or cupboards which cond rrrd to boost Ih* general school lainrd tha articles, by unlocking levy lo 10 mill*. They had recoin- ■ pail I >ck, or breaking it off. m.-nded five mill", which would Th* boys—Ormon W.loda, IH; have provided fur a aix month* llollia Forguaon, 22; Wilbur Fnrschool term. gusom 18; Robert "Babbit" lircaJt* of ImiHiI m aturitica and Hums, 14,- and Harold l>oker 10 — interest paym ent, wi.ich will ha more than (hoe* of lo.it year, It ware trapped In the lobby by Uf. la ntctaaary to Increaao by Hire* flare C. II. Hhaffer and Anderson mill*, th* lavy for achrut bond pur- shortly a lta r 1:80 o'clock S atur­ day morning. Four of them were poaaa. Th« only reduction inad* by tba • m a t e d on tbs spot, but Wilbur Commlaalonere la In th* publicity Forguaon escaped acres* tbs roof lavy, Laat yvar thla figure waa of tha 8 peer building, and wa* ar­ 3-4 of a mill. Thla yaar U will ba rested a t hi* bom# a abort lima •fu r. • ' ona-W f mill. #i ' TtT O’Connell Expected To Be Given Freedom Grand Jury Action Awaits 5 Youths In Robbery A t t e m p t Prospect Looming For Increase Of State, County Taxes Hy Eight Mills General Balbo Will Visit White House - re -A ■a ■ ■■'—■__^ ^ J, *' ' %- ■r i ' i Lands In Forest In Germany Production Schedules Are At HighestTenslon Over Past Two Years Of Activity ALTON. HI.. July I7 .- IA 1 - R r leaanl by hla hnlnapvrs on a lonley country road. August l.u, r. 77-jcar-old invalid bankerwas returnvd to the homo of a non here yvalcrday where he was ticking kept under heavy guard. Tho elderly man, unaharrii. un­ kempt and dirty, hut apparently unharmed appeared early yettorJ a J ari'YoaaSTrtrrasOTT eondutled by Graes Miller on a highway near C'olllnavllls. Members nf the family said no ransom was paid. Rumors said 110,000 was turned over to th* ahdietors. Luer was seised In his home Monday night. Luer snid he hnd heen ejected from nn automobile n mile or so distant ami had made his way with difficulty! n the resort after soring the light•. II*. -sl.l three or four men wore in the motor ear WASHINGTON. July |7 o r. Membora of the Luer family I I I - —Tha W rnther R urm u lodny la Alton wets notified and immo- surd the following *1.1101 w«ip.n_digirly informed departm ent uf "A Iropiral disturbance of slight justice agents at HI. Louis who I., mndorale inlanally appar-nily rrn lra l a ls .it k’(g| mil*, soull. of hurried to tha banker anil later Havana. It Is moving w eu n*>rt*i-Vore him to th# rountfy homo of w eitw ard ahnul IH mile* sn hm .r.' Herman Luar, a ton, on th* out­ skirts of Alton. BTfH'KH AND HTAI'I.BS BOAR Sheriff Filsgerald, at Edwards, vllle, was tipped of the return of NEW YORK. July l7*-bC! tha missing man. and hurried to Rlncka ami alaplrs s.uir*.) todvv (ho Miller resort ahead o f th* de­ on tho wlnga of renewed npHi.p*n. partm ent of Justice men. IIMalls to th* highest levels for tha ; <<t o f the kidnaping story, aa related Iwo yoata or more. .May wheat by thy rlctlm, were aupplloil hy Jump*d fit* rents a hushrk cot­ ton two tbllara a bale and barley th# sheriff. At tho homo of Herman l.uor 10 rrn ta a bushel. It was tald yesterday afternoon that I he banker was sleeping and .SAFCTV HLelHiAN APOPTF.Ii w vuld nat h* disturb*’! SA*N FH AN CIHCa July 17. Ilrlaila of th e abduction and 1M€.'hil«!rrn •huulil Ik* ar^u rrlrnse of the hanker, a* on- nut hurt** M n alogMii Afhiptnl l.y Sheriff FHsgoraH pounced by t)i«* I’nlifurnife coiiuuiitr*: of put.. a ftrr- talking rith Ih# victim fnl- In* "fefrty in a ciinipfeigri t</ rrdure low; (rnffn* »*ci«lrttU. Upon being seised hy two men and a woman whs ohtnlnril en­ trance Into the L ee home by a rue* last Monday night the bank­ er, in his stacking feel, was (Continued Un I’ags Four) Sanford resi.l*ril* who pay «lnt* and county taxra In Souiii.oic C >unly dl.vtricl N». I far* Ih* prn*p«'t of tueving lo pay eight or more mill* mine thin year lhan last year, according to Ihe tuntativo hu kiet which the County Cummiaaioncra »p*r.t all of SolCHICAGO, July 17.—W V in lay studying. General llalo ilalbo accrplo<l Under the prevent *rt-up, Kicrt today an Invitation to visit I* tu ho , certain inerranc of P rrii'V n t Rooawslt a t th# te r m and three <|..artera mill*, While House lata thla w eek. with th* pueaibilily that there Fcwlma.lcr General Farley will be an additional ona-<|uarter proaoittsd the President'# invi­ or oiw-half mill* levy by th-> tation while tho Italian air.m in­ ala te , ister was paying aa official call ' In other word*, tho tentative a t tho city hall. Washington, millage fo r alt county purpv**. howavrr, probably will not In th* Hanford district la 81 l- l have a visit from tha ontirs mill* wher* last year - It waa u.l float. General Balbo 'said tha 1-2 mill*. return trip would sta rt The atato mlilag* laat year waa Wednesday morning, the nr4 7-8 mill*. Court houao attach. * brads Hying tlfoctly to Now believe th a t a t least one-quaiu. Y ork, remaining ' several days mill will b* a<hi*d lo ihia miliar*, bringing tho etate millage to fi<* f v" P * rin« ,or **• 8*u,fcf r* Allantic ta Ih* aad one-uuagtor mill* More* lU lj . Tho itale aad county millage In th* Banfairl dlatrirt therefore - ■—- ............ ................... ..................... ................... u— Xra9*’' *■ I— Birdmen Are BeSOUTH IS BATTLE Two lievedTo Have M is ­ Trectops For . AREA THIS WEEK taken Meadow In Landing • FOR REPEAL U W Farley Calls On His J L M ^ J 2 L la J fe P . Promise O f Party M FM PIttS, Tenn.. July —The battle over prohibition con­ tinued In Ihe South yesterday se three traditionally dry states pre pared to aettle h itter disputes at the polls this week. I’oitm aeter General Jam es A. Farley, gtnrrallsanto of the repeal forces, left here laat night after an a.Mresa In 8.000 noulherner* In which he called upon Alabama, Arkansan and Trnneasee to "keep the covenant" with President Roosevelt by voting tu repeal the Fighteenth Amendment Even aa Farley spoke, prohlbl lion leaders were busily engaged In rallying Ihelr forces for a huge nuns meeting tonight al the arena „ Ihe po*tlim iter general's ml of ,jIrrea. Ur. A. J Barton, of Wllmlngton, N. »'•, ha" h e rn •»leeti<rf>y th* dry" to plead for th« retention of th* prohibition amendment. Delegation* from nearby atatea are expected to hear him. A nnliv,. of Jnn'nbnro, Ark., ho ha* teen pn>mlwn,iy Identified wilh t.h* >r| | v(|jr a nf t h e A n tl-R a lo n t tengue, Ihe national conference of organisations supporting th e Eighteenth Amendment and the National Temperance Council. Roth aide" are claiming victory In Arkansas and Alabama, where elections are dated Tuesday end In Tennessee where Ihe voters ballot Thursday. Farley «ald report* lo him Indl rated all three state# will rot# for repeal and he ad.le.l th at te wa" told at Hlrmlngham yeatfrday Alabama will vote Iwo to one to retire Ihe Eighteenth .Amend ment. Ill* prediction* are sharply disputed by Ih# prohibition .forces Governor F. M. Futrell. of A r­ ........ -a visitor .................... kansas. here Saturday, |,| h* was taking no p a rt In th* repeal campaign, hut tald "every tedy I hav> talked to In Arkansas are,,,* lo think th# state will go for repeal.” Brooks Invited To Serve As Chaplain K,v. \Vrn. P. Rrooka. Jr., of th» First Raptist Church today re reived an Irritatio n from th# of flee of th* Fourth Corps Regular Army Chaplain a t F ort Ogl* thorp*. Ra., to earve a* an acting chaplain In Ihe Civilian Contsrvat ion Camp* In this vicinity. Religious activities for th* men In these camps, he said, are undac th# direction nf th# Chaplain#' Corps. However, th* Corps does not have snffielent actlr* chap­ lains lo look after Hie many camp*. Therefore, civilian mini­ sters and religion* organisations hare teen called upon lo aid In the work. Tha mlnlatera are eapected to donate Ihelr eerrltaa, for thay are only pabl for their actual ex­ ponses lit visiting the camps. C. C. C ram ps now are located In 21 different places In Florid*. Most of th»*e locations are In th* northwest C entral aectlon of th* at*!*, near Ocala, Halford., Lake City, and alm llar places. S O L D IN .. P o m # rn n to , G e r ­ m a n y . J u ly 17.— ( A .P .) — T b « : a irp la n e , L lth u a n lc n , In w h ic h , S te p h e n D a riu s a m i S ta n le y Q ii s u n s w er e —w its tiiphl wy n o n -s to p f lig h t fr o m N esp-yvL Y o rk to L ith u n n ix , e n ta h e d ; . e n rly to d a y g t K uhdnm R > . ] n e a r h e re a n d b o th fll* “ * w orn killed. ' Ths plane was discovered Iff forest. The bodies o f the all were under It. A local heard the crash about .7:00 _- T thla morning but actual dlacovsfff' of the ship wa* not mad# u n til,I faw te u rs later. • •!<£? Boldin l« situated on a taka W Ihe ram# name near th* hnrdstte tin* province* of N eumark I'mnsranta. Poll.'# surm ised tl aviator*, In attem pting to mistook ths tree top* fo r • mrndosv. There was sums dottbh -, •bout ths exnct thn* of t t e cresfo1:;^, Inrsatlgntnra said tho budls* Indicated th* msn died between Ihre# and ft vs A. M. • ‘/ L A cyclist discovered tha P W P with Ita wings hanging frorn'tW r trees. A guant was placeil at. th * . ^ scene by the police and t h a , j hosllea left there for th* Urn* ' telng. Barley Being Held In C o u n t y Jail To AwaitCourt Action C. p. Barley, whit# b a rte r wka stagsil a fl«t fight with M unle& aO F Judge 8. A. B. Wilkinson In front of Snow'# Barber Shop on F irst Street last Monday aftarn io o , waa arrested In Orlando S aturday night, brought to Sanford, anff placed In the County Jail w ham h , wa* telng held a l 2:00 o’clock thla afternoon. Barley, charged with aaaaolt and battery up m Judge Wilkin­ son. left Sanford last Tuesday night. Since then police h are tesu endeavoring to locate him, and rarly Saturday they irarnsd th a t hr was in Orlando. Conalabt# W. A. McMullen served the w arrant upon Barley. Justice of the Peace J. C. R ate arts sst Barley'* bond a t fSO, an* cording to Judge Wilkinson. Th* r a t . It scheduled to te 'h e a rd hator* Judge J. (I. Sharon within th* naxt few days. Barley engaged Wilkinson In the tight during a conversation betwren J-’dgr Wilkinson and an­ other tarb er named Stripling. Tka argument aros, over th* disposi­ tion JudgaWi Ikinson had rnada of a charge of reckless driving ■gainst a negro woman whose car had figured In a collision with o n , driven hy Stripling. 1 MASONS TO MEET F. D. Breeden, worshipful mas­ ter of Sanford la»lg* Nn. 8J F. 8 A. M. la k y staled th at tji* teg ilar communication of 'th a lo jg , will h* held In th* Masonie Tempi* tomorrow night a t 8:00 o'clock. All member* are rsquestad tu b , present, lie said, for im portant business Is to t e trans­ acted. All .lairing M aster Masons are alto Ineitetk he concludad. Prohibitionists Will Tax Suits Dismtased Hold Meeting Friday Against Andy Mellon WASHINGTON, July 17.—W ) - t h e 1220,000,000 ta x - , s u i t ■gainst Andrew Mtllon and otber former treasury officials waa dis­ missed today hy Jostle# Jam es M. IToctor In' th . District of Colum­ bia supreme court. The ault was f i lr j by David (arson, form er Invvatigator for the special 8cnata committee and charged Mellon, former Sac ro tary Ogden Mills and several others with conspiring to dofraud tha governm ent in tha ealtlvm snt of foreign steamship company tax**. Juatlca Praetor, In hla opinion sustaining Um damurear raised by tbs defendant*, raid tho suit did not atato a “good or causa o f action. __________LL*u If you beliar* that Ih# repsal nf Ih# Eighteenth Amendment should not be brought about, you are urged to meet at tt e Monlsxuma Hotel at 8:00 o'clock n e st Friday night where Rev. W. J . Carp*nUr< chairman of tha Hoard nf Temper­ ance and Social Sarvtea of tha Florida (lonforenre of tb s Math** diat Church will attem pt to fossa a local organliatlon which wBl Ra out to fight tho repeal more, K«v. Carpantar u r g a a g U church** to te represented, s ta te j th at two msn and on* < an and tha pastor o f svery ' in Sanford thould t e assist in perfecting vigorous fight which will q u irv d lata thla a u m a s r .,— Ue la Invited, h* said. ------ 7! �I ■ ir' tfJW U! THE BANFOKD HgEAIP, BAHTOEP. TUMSDA, BAMJftDAT, JULY II. Alt might Im prore tha a tuatlon. I t upuld provide a channel ta r pro­ lettin g American*' private aad boiintie in ter.it* in R uaiia; now, there i* no way even to approach ae S viet gorernm ent efftet.vjip if Amerkana are m ittrra tfd in that country. The.m oat re:ent event* which have been nceipted ae anpportlng the dhvinth. t a i T i u r u a m i u ia r irr M« change In attitude are, of W L. Fri The C rack trt wtu rend Bud courte, the Preiident * action In Caooa ------------------ « I ■**"• H aer, former Islandbr. to the •ending directly to Michael Ka­ mound, while the Tlgere will »* union linin p m ld e n t of the All1 Union WASHINGTON. July tehate with To* Carl Hon. he who r.xei live Committee of S o je t Xmrr t n rec guiHon of tha So­ haa won five trainee without a Ru»iia, hi* irte m a ’lonal pi viet R ottlan govommrnt I* r*S it Central Florida Baafhell tingle defeat, although he ha. peace in May; the emp gtrded In W a.irn .-o n an a '» * « • L aafuo clubs tomorrow aftortmon Hutched only, three game* and hac opmrnt of th - near future whkh which ha* hren placed cn the in­ a r t aahe'lrlod to b » |ln their a* • appeared In nine garne t T h e ‘l^echurg Brutne, aXolhar may be taken fnr granted. Official timate relat on* and co-operall it and jaunt around the loaffue, for litw re n tha American and Ra*hut-place combine of. the flrrt th e aam* troma which mat In,the nupport fnr thin m atter ef f»«t second- half openers on July 2, half, will move down to Cocoa l» view l* lacking, hut recent Inci­ •Ian d d cg atc i a t th* Lon bn meet • the IcegJr-leaalera. T ie will be faring each other a ta ln . dent* in pollt rat and economic Monetary and Eeonoml* C onfer on:*; th* feet th a t Ru**l*n trad* The Daytona Beach tilandero Itruini a te eipectlng th eir new field* her* In i nfcr ad ar* g«hwho w art rained out a t le e o h u rf Georgia left-hander, E m o i\ W ilt, r rally accepted ae evidence that wa* d i'cuifcd by Mr. Roceeveit an Thursday will come to Sanford to h a ll th r Indiana* winning arlvthe fsrm alilice of negotiation and with Laurcne# A. SU lnhardt, tha fo r th eir flrot fam e alnca laat Him, while U f t y J«-k* B*k" ; appointment rf amSairadom may new minUter t i Sw e:bn, before H* depitrtnre recently; the d*. Tueoday. T hat old Georgs Cusack, w inner of 12 out of 1A gam e., will OUS EKIPFER Prn ldent Hccaavclt laavaathaiM p MACON’S FLVINO COOK StOVC •non he #ipected. ri.'o n of th* Reconatructlon Fi­ right-handed act. will do th* be on th e hill for th e Indian#. It f n | i m meal* fer 100 men an m * af rtetc tamparartty foe a vice lien aa tha pita* af tha Form al rvcognitim of a T°fNavy dirigible. May CatU nare af horiing fot th r lolandero, go#* »■ wac announced yeatenJay th a t the nance Corporation to finance eign govrm m rnt I* a otrictiy up to 7t» per Akren la Uia laat woman te aes It beAmberjach II aa a raaraatlaa arnica eff tha Naw moat without raying, lie handed Indiana have clgned a pl«T*v ren t of a cauaa only man ara aliases* ebear* cirriitiv e f-nctlon. Like the war *~,TOO.HOO to 11,000,000 »al# of England c e n t, chawn here la happy meed with hie the Orlando nine a flvo-hlt defeat named “ Bunk" Barton, who p la y 'd Ur* Macon. It la aaaclally senetrwate* L'bt • problem*, Trenident Rcooe- cotton to R u«i* and the Indica­ laat Sunday, and he'd Ilka nothing for ,Fort Tierce the la .t two a* a, Jama*. Bvaa here ha haa had laauiaacahla vteltaf Endure aialnlaaa atoal kofiute af v d | ha« kept th r Run'ian recogni­ tion* that an aggrer*iTe n*tkin*lh alter than a victory ovar the ^ ll«Mnoto and durability. ara aad haa raaahrad au ay avatleaa la perta a f cell. tion cjuantiori In hi* own p >rtfolio i.tlr trad* pol ey will be p>r*u*.t Fade h v * tomorrow. . . Klmer Spake, fnrtner lilander Tha Fedn’ ’ wilh NrW Smyrna. Wtalnc nrtrad of turning it over to the if the London conference cHFed*’ hurling cholca could m u ll got he determined thU morning. ^ , tB lr. | Florida Ban'UII S tate Department. He ha* avcld- l*|in r Th------ - *- n — Uq- i -K oTig# Minor, who whipped th* U* \jt* KU# hatting crown by Ou “cd anp tommllmetll 'on 1 th* ^db- llnin r r n the flr*« direct comUraemia.J u t . ‘ jeet. *nd State D rpartm m l oflt- munleation between the two gov. ‘IHIlglW 'flr’ nnr P” '"» (lrrutr|, on, in four t r l « one hhit it In * c a rte r onn July 2. may -ha a*«l . out . secured cial* prof*** to be entirely Igno­ rrnm rnt* *lnce 19tB; it did not to do the trick all near again. In Thurrdny, to hold hi. average at rant a* to hi* intention«.Neverthe conrillut* reccgnition »o!*ly beth a event Minor l.n 'l ready, the .ton while Jack Rc»d Orland-. |r a ., f he rational capital cXrau«e of the unique po|l*y of the Fede can fall back on Otla Curry it hitting d<n. although In »*»• prrt* the hand»ome embai»y In enning Ifnlled Slate* tha* the **ndiog ria l more gamer than haa Spake. o r Cal Dranle. f it r r n t h Street which ha« been It developed th a t the Fedr new ' Official averager: nf >uch a comm nication lo ar-Jil up and Iff. to care le fth a n d e r. a lad named McDon­ tak n n'nce 1917, *oon t» come nTt be »o conitrued uni***I t tf l t ald, from Cordele, Go., haa do- < 1.0 . i it .’ * •; 1 live again with diplomatic and intent I* n ude clear. bCflU elded to remain up therr. A ticket iN « m i * i* O rlantlit iK-in I a rtlrlty . i ii» t» i ; «;» wa* ran t him early thle week, but |»«> V*mi I Ml tl I J t | Thr* new ottltu Ir of Wa»h ng 1 |«l l« 14 IJt . the youth h a rn 'l a rrlrrd a n d Hanfonl N»w HinFfM « 111 l« l» 1M l^paliulN ton i« aignifleant f r r two rrn D robibli won't. non*. It i« a complete rcvcrial of Tho U it P*#ct N#w Hmyrn* I b4I*M m h .ll l.a l.adrr.1 II «n H M »<• C racker, will be a t Oilando r i . r » ' - « t o h „ the allilU'l* whiih prevailed here I . |« ] . I»< N»» am r i14 , tackling the Tigera In their own N».k., p 1 1 a y»ar «gu. With it. popui ti i n i iji lim it, o r l . w t " U w t r F1«*r I t l« . !» u 1“ dan. Tha Craekera. kicked around I-.p i* ., i n l .t i d i i Ir'.ioit dominated by the Inter**!* ?• i i i* i» 10.U during the d ia l half, are refuting li>.Mnrr.I ’oeoe >T11 *< 111 i f government ufflcUl* and cmiu a r i.n l 11 LRotofotoc) •* * II 14' to have the name thing dona to W ll ll. m - i in . rtrl 1I i. p lo y tes Ihe national capital I* U 11' IM»ln.« IT I(1I I tI 11 tham during thin la rt half. T hurt- J..ln.-i .1 * ||<.|.KInr. « > c « a innie acutely attuned than any It *1 I t 11 111 HAMELETONIAN CONTENDER—Wilt Catan af ty reMOONLIGHT DIVER — M irth: I g l.r n* p. K .iifi'M l HITLER IURFSISEB WOSLD by day lhay came very "»•* It a t in 1 . 11' other city t> the ahaorblng recurt. N. V , leading money driver an ham ate tn tk a laat n .n fi»ril Wayne af Caral Cabin*. F li. p rt;. Cocoa, for It in reported th a t e r ­ nAhlil.i.ll. I I » r m i t 111 paelfl* speech befom Rilchitag In .n n '.n , Itay year, (Teaming Calumet Danald far tha fameus HambleItret ing of lmprv*»'on» to be Hat* In te ltd Mltml Eltlmern 14 I t ] !■* 11 If ror* In the Cracker infield did all Wall. «•»••••* tanlan Stake, Stake, ana ana af af tha tha eeuntry’e (auntry’a rinhtat riahtal trath track avanta, event*. II II ' a ll rtply t* R***«v«IL taping tanlan f(r national outdoor *h»mphm:il .* ta President Prssidsnt RaatnvnlL U lm .r H.tifi.ri1 gained from fr-mlliarity wllh ada . a. a 1 1 . J _a SI W am Ana EM T l l n n ~ —~ ~ I P S of tha damage which brought , H *»\ h . I . ___ . 11,. ■ u r i r L T - - to ha trolled a t OeaheruN. Y „an Aug. lL C a U n w o n ln ---- |n -g hl^fm -H a-w a*-r«n«em *a-i» m inistration per si nail I lea and the h* i t itnvtiK td “ "If* o*n bo but ,ggj Wlth tha tantatlanol Mnrchlonoo* but tponlng af raclht Indoor dlvlngthtm ploit-oin. a * ti fuui 1 ana fo r 1ha-Iitdl*6* ‘" 1 Maxwaliriw mBi* I* - a F ' - **:“ * alien otscure mean ngs of inter­ . . . . . ravtaltd , . . . . . . .aim __ aampalltlan tn a took, namoly, la tocurn tha Orand Clrault rating In Ohl# compotlllan Turn ..4 Turn thla thla picture picture aroind arMnd ind in i II..H —v thmeyoar-eld claiiie. ... --■ far hi* naw entry In * — ** thm e.vr.neld clnnoin. 1.* dewn. t-■l ------It vptld* national as well as nail inal poli­ 'i« a af lha world." tical in.ldrnl*. The capital's current viewpoint ciary issue which a.'tually has may hr summed tip about like keen led.cad. When It w»» «n- this: ll la I'm ? In f# 'c the facta iuri;i • reicnily It just icuuined about Kusalon recognition. (Th# in me buxc.i uf Ihe Tr*#suiy and ssni >1 are the *anio a a they y m i i M i . I i : %IJI K (Continued Fr«m I »g" Firfatone defeated Edgewood nu one warned it. Uv*p.nilnl* would have been a year ago, b :t \V la h i . try and most silk prwlueer* *t 17 11 .4 1 4 NVw Y n r k diamond boll team In a game l**l ■gciHiea ha I all the money they Ihe Implication Inlrnled has been 14 'lilrAK.i 19 the »*m« time a*hnl to com* .411 night by a 7-5 *core. Herndon, I M l" l. > ir k )i ft« .il l l« wauled, au>way. rrv rrard ). We have tarrie d on under Vi* term* of th* cotton J» .41* hi l**M9lw 11 pitching for Flrealon*. E»»* u>’ (C ontinutd From I’age One> "All wo ruuld gather was that tiade relation* with Rusa a for a 11 12 ((’onllnu'd from ragi* I) .4** te itile agreem ent which become* only *ix well M attered hit*, but .14* |lr ostia l> $$ ft« wildcat would be most unlmpr** 41 Mr. Mtlvy and W ashington want- number of y e a n . SepaPor Wil­ haa nol onarketc I more than 1 llll l.l. I p I t U 41 Sft -III alv*. mo«t of which were for e*lr« effective next week. 49 e.l us lo lollow along. Well, wa liam E. Borah, Insurgent Rela­ 1ft I'tns l i i n i t l .lit There ippeared a poa*ihlllty, tlAO pound* per acre. bate*, a.eounling for « d g * » "« l* “ XVe hav* dnne averything m e doing that except I>r some that wool l a l l l t i m lfht « M » :ill« M \ L U A l i i n tions Committee, has frequently A gricultural agents and local nm*. Cordell, of Flre.tone, had n • I n W ashington ha* »*ne eicept the a |c :ch cs your man ia making and iv t w lamak* a "Imllar request, thus putcomm unbistr l directly with So­ parfect night a t b at. getting three rum ntittre* 0f farmer* In Georgia WmthlRMlofi 39 131 l.all>h>s*'‘, he iontln riL "A lte r you ftl am ply can't expect Mr. viet government offlc'il*. A naalng practically the entire •pin­ 39 131 S p w Y ork ft] tingle* for Ihre* Umr* *1 hat. 40 ft ll f i r <2 .ftlS all you must consider th at when a t'ham hrrlain and Mr. Kuneiman ning and weaving trade on a and Florida already have -done •1*lilt Two double play* *»•*• •ftN man AtfU . 13 It like Ncvllla Chamberlain to gel up anil make speeches say­ tim as big and aa. economically Ii 44 .471 the game and M h cam . In Ih* 40-hour work week without fur­ cunsdrrahl# work on Ihe plan and 1 •* l i o n im portant aa Russia can not b« %fl.lffial 39 11 .4ft9 (chancellor " f the exchequer) ing ’X’ou must raise prices'—we so lic la llm will iwgln Mumiay •II*It RlMli ther delay. ignored. It Is logical In hare nor­ aacond Inning. In tha Ural ha 34 17 .431 »«ky* whiHipqe Jhere ia a long have a different way. . 141 33 ftft luward obtaining the HI. U « l | Tropoal* of formal agma- looking mal diplomatic relation* with lha Walt* flew uot to I 'l l ItrlJ " h" pausr t*twcs-n whoop and rc and "As wc see It th# principal a-J%tl»:•«!< «% I4THI* government of such • nation; In tu rn threw to third »• eaUh mentK among lndu«lrle* t-i lim­ ncrtle.l number of signed cun Iwth Chamberlain and W alter Matlaee aad Night \V la vanlagc from the Washington there I* ns advantage in main­ 10-33 I'fft. Rotundo off the bag. I" the la*l it working hour* *nd Inertaae th# tract*. I*"ltl9ill*t$« . . • 33 M l Ituncinian (president of the b o a r I policy Is to b# the debtor*’ *dpay of th rir worker*. mean­ Mli.u*ip ttlh l I t IU A vast surplus of all types uf ftftl half «f th l. inning R.»*nel drnv* 1»••• 9 »Ft.»|»*aI la op­ vantnge. Undo ble<n> then, >ur taining relation* on an abnormal II II .31 4 id trade) are congenitally t o Herndon wh» m ad . a -H - hand while, r»me Into the reeorery gigar tolgiiiroa, wllh the pric* HI 1*4 III basis. • 47 .ftl 7 pos'd to whoopee. *0 what chanc* 14 dominions—their present status 41 .ftM ■dmlnl»tr»tlnn a t a »ub*Unll*l level niw at the lowest point In T b Ii |«i II The Bnvtet pollt cal leaders may ad *tab and caught 1.••*$!■ VH lr 13 119 have you? II being what it I*—would reap con- be "bail eggs", hut establishment rate. Hearing* on iever*l will history of departm ent records, Mitw .iiikts**• 37 1^ .• f tl than turned mod D riplt* soma rath er loud eid 'iab le l.enr fit from our f< Iftl ftft .342 off third for a beautiful double begin neat week but official* wa* reported y n ta rd a y by I hr K d iib iu l* lt> • voire:', tailed in rrllici»m of th r lowing Wash nylon's lead more of normal diplomixMc relation* ■lid not believe enough of thevo farm admin stratora, who tmili the NIIITIIKMt ItM IIU T lO t playH a l f | policy of the present Br.liah than w•} h u e .1 .nr already. Mr. Cullum .will be back Sunday code* of fair competition roulil | h sit inn that it I* nrrrssitr) to \\ la Pel. government, there has iicen am pit K $•»•%♦ l l l r It ft • M he pul Into effect *Hh euftclent "Particularly waa thla the rase pose nf the storks of e tt o n goods ra kire this year’s p d en tial crop N . i a f l V l I l w and the g*m*i will then go back , Jk, 3 »lit Init'catlan, aallafactory t» lt» when Ihe dollar waa quote l at now on Ih 'lr fln-re. l«> •peril to effect n «iulck general |4 1 sharply before an improvement in 1. M i r I t " , k ,U I under hl« *uprrvUlon. In b rd 'r to assnus three. Wal­ E M .IN mem btrs, In recent lye-ricclion* a to u t 91.06 (to tha pound)", he lncree-e in worker*' purchasing long rang* price* can be expect­ Mff n i l f i « h r i t i i M n n |ih |g Th* *core: 4 9 .111 that it is generally acceptable." lace, In his formal tax proelama ccntiouc'd. "Then it really crashrd power. 7 II ftiU n lii lit rtn » i* T o h n ed. | ft N p W O i If RH* .147 The- Associate.) I’resa Inlurinanl und our irnpresaion now la that Hon, fixed the g-.nveralon fac­ Johnson ha* h«d n trew nf ex­ Fanner* who aign the rnntract* • ’t i w l l t 4 11 /S t tor on finirhrd products at 10SJ! *a d. pect, nod adviser* *f w»rh t° r •Nil rive an opt on to ,<ccrclacy the bm lnioiu are viewing devel­ P n r* «|t, !*• gd*» lh -lh "There i* “ tremendous im iu n l opments nervously. Certainly It percent of th* lax on raw cotton, .lay* In an effort to find a for­ Wallace dealing with their piauli. tha word lor A k . Min'*, th . nf money released every month In it felt here that th* dominions nr 4.41M rents per pound f 'r mula under which all lw,u*t ^! log and harvesting tohsern in l| » lu n -t » I " M r l.« t l* n i f might eume In temporarily, until the d th alulie. Just consider th a t wo id feel ery timorous about finished nr partly finished m a­ X A T tom t. i.K A tirn 1011 and IMS. XVall*. r Individual curie* *r* approved. I MLOOO.OOd ro nd* (currently casting loos* from th* mother terials less allowances for the A4 Irke. rf \ * w Yi»rh 12; HI l# ou l« T If he find* on n»c. I |,f lhe*c weight nf button*, airing and oth­ William*. It IIm-sI mh I ; 1’ll ls lM if B h t III The Prk* Ideal, concerned a t ' Jj;w;>tHl,unO) goes e v e r, month country in ti the dark. W* don't llrmit"*. I* year* that Ihe » pply and ilimaml KlhAg). er ngn-c-tton materials. the slow gain of pureha.lng pow­ p u t to meet rent*. This money believe they wilL ITill.i'lwIfthtii 4; r i R . I n n a l l | , J A N IT ’ Thla mean* that 100 ponndi I l f i M i k l t n ft; r h l r R i m ft. er |n relation to the lnrrea«»d situation I* still unsatisfactory ■ K|nnl In village* and towna. "And untiFthcr* are inilcatloru of cotton d o th will be assessed rrorliietiiin nf p**» week*, wa* fnr any region, he may eserrise ! There e rn 't Ih> much dissatisfac­ a t home th a | tha United Kingdom A E K N im I P. a total nf 94.4IM. rlokely walchlng the maneuver* IhU option end require limitation tion over here aa long oj thi* la must follow—and (hose Indica­ __ Meanwhile, th* census bureau N >w Y**rfc V li Ml la»«iU 4 •nil wa* eipected to g lre Im- of acreage In them. l'tr « A | 4 ; 3 the case. tion* ara . lacking—tha Unilad reported th a t e-nsiim rtlon of rol­ If th r option I* exercised fnr I ’tillatletlifelsA ft, r I irtsl J. merliate approval when Johnson "In the Un ted Slates and C an­ Kingdom Will follow Its aetlled lon by mill* during June ael a • lit* •«r • •. 'N t -h in x lo n • rig a r filler and binder toliacms I* satisfied th a t * feasible plan ada ami rb rw h c rt there haa b u n pdicy", this autholrty stated. new record, 090,472 hal«« being - l E K H I t 'A f t f t M I H i l T I O I th r payment fnr 19.14 would be ha* been discovered. no dot# an-1 lh» unemployed and •The principal result of the • pun Into d o th and thread by . . P a ul a*7) Im llanittwilla t - l l . Official* thu* far, however, on Ihe same basis a* these in diseatisfici) inovnl tu cities with dominions' pressure La likely In 20JU9.6D4 aplndlr*. This Mtnr»r.|.*.|la i"iiiv>s|>'tiia »l*S; - • , l* I A«iu IU I' l«v 11lll». ■aw, 1*4. » • J* waa apparently had M l found a 11133. The rale* pgr rcra .would not itliimluil* Ml UllugiiktP, ralru resulting disturbances”, he as- bo to prevent us tying ourselves more than twlr# lha consumption • Ait Irk* out for hr Iit* I bane manner llr which Ihe recovery ho les* than two-thirds qf.lh>se lim p lr m Mu** *m t I u sgrltd. "H er* the ibl* haa kept Ion firmly (o th* franc and It* nf mills during Jun# laat year. HOI T il HNS MMM I 4 T«1 0 E law might be Interpreter! »n aa paid this year. them In Ih rir •wn hom* town*. il'H ationary policy. But I repeat It vr*a th# highest einium ptlon In Ii II Ii in Ins H4i lit 2. A plan for olhor arras where to compel industry to adopt a .Na«hvlll«* I; K9k«i«vll|r And family Influencva—fear of th at ia n st so much essential dif­ any month since records hare bean I'I m I I j i h n i i r 1 .4 , A lliH ilA f tl. other types nf tobacco are grown blanket c do. Th* mandatory what Aunt Molly la going to say ference between America's policy leapt, beginning In 8*p». 1*13provision* allow th* President U> la to bo worked out later. I M M i m i H M I . I.IU IUM • have kept them quiet. Ho long today and great Britain'*—except impose codes of hi* own makjng, llt»«'tipaCvr II; linlilniHra 3, as they are quirt and settled, tho in* ballyhoo," h* concluded. NVwirk II; ftlonlrr«l 9 but only after a th-rough hear­ policy which w* f*rl feel I* la arrom ing- of all parti** • interested. pllrhtng m eh without the lnh*r-|e-g ■< fa ,, ATHENS. Ga.. July 16.—<*’> - Weeks, pvihap* month*, would ppt danger of America’* policies, V O i l O n K A lSC rS the two J«b*: t~ y. I-orrc, presi­ F la th e r Inreatlgallon of arm* clap** unrler such procedure. * likely t • hold here. dent of the Delaware A Hudson, From sumo there came ex­ th eft from the military ar»tnal "M rrsw hilr since the first of $tHI,()00; L. A. Downs, president of a t tha Unlvemlty of Georgia pressions uf belief th at a re­ Illinois Central system, 990,000; the yrar, we have increased the atrengthen* tha hellaf of euthor- quest w-ultl bo mad* for volunJ. J. Pelley, New York, New Ha­ index of our commodity price# ty Itlt* th a t they ware Ukan f»r .ary adherence to a forty-hour (Contineed From Pag* On*) eight percent. That la nol ao emuggllng lot* Cuba and Am*,rl- wook, with no wage* below fIS pay In fia*,j by the courts, under ven 7-0 Harvard, 990,000; A. C. ironlinnad Frew Pag* One) sp ctaruiar aa lha Increase In lha Nessllra. Norfolk A W estrm . $«7.ean gangater* war* not Involved. or | U a eok. Johnson's labor which auch lines arc being oper­ •tage of development from raw sU tas—16 percent In gold price*, 600; W. Atterhury, president T hat opinio, waa axpreea^l and cenaumara’ advisory commit- ated. material* to finished good*. Cenniylvanla railroad, I believe—but it la aallafactory to yaatarday by, Maj. Joaaph B taoa her* urged aa low aa 39 Georg* N- Pack, thief admin­ Th* salaries to which Kastman of tip P i t . who w m designated by Gen houra for labor with 40 for el*r- referred ranged downward In IwTJ 9121,600; Fairfax Harrison, presi­ u* and w* balitre wa are on tha istrator of the net, said the proc­ Edw ard U King, commander of >»l and office worker*. essing U x should n«t greatly, if from lha 9136,000 a year drawn dent of tha .Southern raiway, 967.­ right ruad. "Wa listened carefully to Ray­ at all. increase present prices of the fenrth corpe area, to Invaa by Hal* Holden, chairman uf th* 600 and Daniel W lllanl, prrslshnt of the Baltimore A Ohio railroad ure enough w ar," h* c o n tin u e d ._____ __ _____ _ _ ___ mond Malay (assistant of srereboard of th* Kouthern Pacific cation goods U eoaaumer. H* tJgata on behalf of th* arm y. lary of atata in th« Roomveil ad­ aald the prices a f cotton goods "T h a r. *eem* 11UU doubt they ’ W . In this country have tri*d | Com pany When th* 8ot<ih«ra Pa- company, 9120,000. Hundreds of other executive* ministration) when ha waa her* hare lacrtaaad mucA faster la r (fU rrcanlly recently obtained a loan from w ere atolan fa r ua* In Cuban •onalstantly to abaarva tha laws rifle regarding arm* th* Reeonstrurtlon Corporation, wtr* Hated In lha report as re- but wa did not bsar specific pro- reaaat months than th* prices ref n v o lutionary aeUvIHta," the ma­ >f neutrality jo r aald. "Norm t f th* gona waa hlpmcnta (o Cuba but w* can't Holden'a salary waa reslirad to rtirln g salaries of 960,000 annual (oao'a h.w he might help", be raw cotta* aad attrlbaUd this U 900,000 a yaar before th* loan wx* ly o r I**#. aultad for th* need* of ordinary vlwaya prevent im urg lin g ." . "anticipattea" by apln«*ra aad gEJ«l# * The southern member* of th* M ajor Pat* aald agenU a f th* granted. > gangatera." "W* glready refused to aur- dealers af the piaetaawtlea af Other railroad axpcutlres In tk i rarrlers coordinating committee * rm-Irr ear pH* of gold for a th* tax, • H* polatad ou t tha ala Rrawa- Unilad 8 talcs bureau of lava*' , I . , machine guaa sad aaratal •igatlon concurred |n th* hellaf higher brack*!* last year, as Hal. who met here Includes! U R. Paw. packet of pound n#U* J-»t aa ta A t-th * tam* time that t all, J r , rerelver ef th* Seaboard ad In a 1092 U ttar from Kastman satw aatl* riflaa would n et ap- hat th* atolan gun* war* da*America. W* aliaw aam* g'W #«• i . - p e a ) U gangster* ta th a t they '■ad for Cuba hat a* c le a t had t a Senator Couaena, o f Michigan, Air U a*: Oearge B. EBiatt, praaL porU: the United BUta* doesn't held hy maaafuetariag eeUhllehdent af th* Atlantic Ceaat U a* Saan found th a t would aid la lid o d is * ' a r a too heavy far »n*y handll allaw any—hut that U hardly m enu aad wholaaaUre *wlB g* J . J . H am it, president ef th* railroad aad II. W. Purvis, receiv­ daatifyig th* U lavat. ' ! ggd tao large far gulch hiding. material H e (Malay) dfck*t sug­ lat* affeet, whUa r*UB deaMn U alreralty official# dlaclored Chesapeake A Ohio railway a id er fo r th* Oaargia A Florida ta ll. would ) "Tha natare of th* area* w n gest that " lucraaa* utr W *- hav* 90 daya hi which U diath* F ir* Marquette, «M,MQ for read. Thursday. Ukan fa t a th* thafu U *j loop c ia b a B e g in 2n d T rip People and Spots in the Late News Around League In Games At ^ — C -—. ■ j j '-m u V. Sanford, Orlando And Cocoa Announcement Is Ex­ pected To Be Made In Capital Shortly ::ix To-Night F i r e s t o n e Beats S T E E L F I L E S Edgewood In B a l l E T H I C S CO DE ENGLAND WONT Game Friday N ight W I T H JOHNSON State, G e o r g i a HOW TIIB\ STAN llr SIDE W I T H U .S. Tobacco Raisers ON I N F L A T I O N To Get Bounties w . Vcsterday’H Results GAYMOR HiNgy C A RA T Stealing Of A r m s I s Believed W o r k Of C u b a n A l i e n s Rail E x e c u t i v e s Are Told They Get Too Big S a l a r i e s W i l l B e g i n To Plow Up C r o p s w. �STRAIN book* tlld ICMTBtd M l world. Ikavetfcig to tha When then la added, to thla enlightening •nw'nM M eU direetad coorae of fftbdR tHgUeAcapableteecheint then it the floating uhlveretty Idea which make H ntrt M ilarag It might he. The average man wiabea t o at* • college wljjch he kqowa will be hi exletapre loan aft* a haa gradeahad,' ao that bnmay coottaue to tar' » of kd III* tg Ae dhimam that be may enjoy raiding t Its activities and of returning periodically to random mew acquaintances and taka'part In the convivial1- ec­ lat. • ■ r *•■, *• When he eontempaHaa a- flatting niUveretty ha rnrrt* a one or two-year coarse, which, when terminal led, leave hhe'Wtth a eOtrt oA “man without a counti *f? ig. There will be no cramen bonds which'will to hia aieociatee during thia period, there will be not a • » college eptrlt and loyalty, none of the campua amtt !cTUur C heat! melly «clretkl«* »re eyrtalM »pyrnriM U ty I# portent during this perlikl menial d u ll R^aU a sales i r , *UU g eiai.g . and la acme point* thty am be- univanities iboulj be etedt loial* <Sf Jtm*.Wh>tr~.al» tu y ta J m"T* »*reng* th a t only ihowi no m m m I lull a* buj.r* I am placing order* now f ,r FaB requirement, in oqkr lo Uka full it endure*, ew*"t fT,»h ee *000 I* tiie la J V db*lpeled. who nlannod, U. a INDUSTRY IS WORKING AT ■SPEEDY RATE S •o lnflnlt.lv rjjlrmreh Tree. \ er*w *n *VI|) V V nn boatiiy ' bend— should h* ho and willful T to wM<n«lr,l Wieboldt Studio WW»h» of man ewnrlre. Th. Bum m , ’ ,tn mtmb!.:4 InrmWp.^ * tfflr y rereptn* nrem th , »»•». • s*1nt nnmr *he renva*. entll- nubile the reaulUTo? A ltai broadcast expeoditdtod for 1 showed that newspapers received about M percent of the aggregate appropriations of 432 national advertisers, and warn the preferred medium in 19 out o f 8 0 leading trada S T , T ? twr 0,Uw**k »nd7* . *■ * fcleh buhrfed tk« July ***** *f D S r*rc.nl aver Ilka I W period, *nd th . alath wrek when traffic -W »wvd,M- I m i m t i u f d 0 rer.ia*t u o m w are US p a re n t o f th . •re g a r e u f r o . I r a i» lw 7 . n u ev-p-re. .Ha so k fo at ranee I Yrnm dart to d«*f again— a t U |h* « !•" ? W hat por­ n o .. th at |w t r * r e I gairh rnHI,** a g .a to allatn. I r and *h»n ) to*. **M. Incarnala ma*»ar-1 L P 1* * * ’______ ftloSat nn*a; CoWmMa lit. hi* t«k»n out a tlcwa* npa claim* to h* roalar than il. It's just Ittelr fto**n m akes them think that, kll Herald. 8ANFOBD, TWENTY YEA88 AGO Furrtst Galcbal has, returead AAslalAa Hlggina, Douglas Abar from a s uU adad Our af tha aatby. Aatb Sahara . Dorothy Da North. Ue k it beira aevorel month* ago la a A c d bar with WalUr Wlldmaa am i,m ad e Uw trip to Lynchburg, v s. wHhoul mlahaa Laoviag Mr. W\W»ma tbare Forrest neteedad le ^T4*^ lagtan, Pittsburgh, C tadgiad, ta­ rnas* poll* and other potgta. He »p*nt torn* Ubm la ffprticflald h a most momentous tntaaaaisl avent* of the past few ike hava betn the Wlmblotou lie matches, th* DritUh open | tournament, anJ tha wlanlug Ibe heavyweight boxing chainwhip by an Italian. Oh, yea. 3; ZZ ileolm Campbell, who has snaked meats, 1 a a car m arly 300 mll*a an I wvU.. ecqaelaMd, acqaalat*. *. havtag having h here , sa y s .h a s e u hi* biggest I tied trade, cut ot piloting hi* aatUag I the maiksS ef>< I a t a nlne-nula dip. Yeah, . Mrs. L $ 1 probably thrilled that b e lik e baby h i t . eaperieneing th* “thiiU" af I noea an the tit ig his mst*ar-lIVe iVclngl 8. C where'th| m u s t lie A vacation $000 feet abova the aea*..where ye* can play golf 00 e “n w t" l&bole team fee SC cwli a round. . . tab la the C a ritW tmmS trout itrNM . . . ride a hone ever mike e( cleared bridle paths . . . play male on lively elay courts . . . swim the mountain lakes or tha new Country Club pool . , , become breathless with the beauty of this mountain scenery . . . be cool and com(orubla . ..in the happy company •r gey. kindred spirit. . . . that'.the enjovment offered yon by the Hotel Gerdow. A hundred rooms of solid comfort. Three delicious Southern . cooked meek a day. At the enraria* W jr low cost of from $130 to IS per (Rem. Mske your reservations now for your share of * •*<•- And bring the youngster* — there’s a S rA s ’1"*! ANGUS CRAFT . .yDmJPa fog rwSlT! I Imre arir#«.h living, hrenlhInr treat ghenhevd.** and saint waa latt <£• fomptririr. __ gogcr U*L»on, In a r .te n t re•W a t b uiintre cpndUtoui, aJO t peopla not to burrow again, iht, ha sey*. Is a vicious thiag. Mb is a a unn«ca»**ry W alrm .nl E g avaryboijy knuw* th a t tha kete world I* suffering from IU D - complex— Ocaif S tar. Pham 331si American Newspaper la pile n f H ™ , rehreea still Grecian (fed o f rnarM*, area H I. 1 on In notice, trypL or alllc.' GORDON J. W. SHADOIN *" f - . MANAGCR �rj:- ... rw w v ew aw ’. J r f f i r , E________________________________________________ | TREATY IS Warning b WITH IN T E R E ST B m PLANNED U. S. EXPERIMENT BV ITALY, RUSSIA EN6L4NT VIEW S Traveling Around America *■ - ■ ■ ■ - ■ ZZ iGontlnttcd prom t»«*«t«s» behind any new secnriUea issue. “The public is Invited.” he said, “to call the attention nf the fed­ eral trail* commissi n or tto postm aster general lo any ad­ vertisements in paper*, m agaittoa ROME, July IS.—Following a n r l>y mail which in the opinion , f any individual do not llv* up long conversation between Pre­ m ier R on An Mussolini and V fa d > ' to 'th o regulations o f the new . mlr Ihitrmkln, K asdan Ambassa­ securities a rt." Chief among these regulations dor to Italy, who had Jest re­ turned from a special visit *o fa the required u*e o f a special Moscow. It was announced re­ form for registering new sequ- * cently that negotiation* wera in r It taw with the commissi n and progress for n treaty o f non-ag- the condensation of this infor­ rression between the Soviet gov­ mation which must be etnjtloprd ernment nnd tha Fascist govern­ In circulars anil pro*p«-vtu*es ad­ vertising rcurities for sale. All ment of Daly The negotiation*, presumably, registration certificates arv opqn are conrarned with a propose t to public inspection. In addition/ official* say th* part sim itar to those which lh" Soviet govevnmqpt recently ha* fesb-ral securities act to* on* concluded with several nations of section directed nt tip ster sheets’ western and central Kurojm and. by declaring it to He fraudulent (O that extent, may ho said to rep­ to boost n se-nrity "for a consltlvyresent something nf a majoe alien received or to lie receivrd elelght-of-hard arromplfahinent in directly or Indirectly, from an tainternational polities, •inc* there; sue,, underwriter nr dealer withImlsslon of | nut disclosing the r. eeipt, whether would l>e Involved tM«'r"*»tntry » Into t o p fn e p erttrr.' b f ' t t r h h r originally ilesigned especially t-i sidcintion nn,l the amount thCrt' rom tot the policies of II Due*. The announcement from Ihe I’nlasso C hi(l gave no imlieatlon a* to how far tto negotiations men­ of negotiations with Russia reeved tioned have progressed. It '« tria ty of fnend-lilp trtw c*n Itnlv known, however, that Amto»«»doe ami Rumania a .id even tu glv* Potemkin, wton he returnerl t r some semblance of possibility to Moscow recently, bote a special Hi,, recent speculation* about n nie**aee from Premier Mussolini pnet of Adrixtje n'vn-iggrcsil#i» and that, on the Journey hack to iM-twern Italy and Jugodavia. his post here, hr traveled not nf his way to visit tto capital* of central Europe; H em e Ihe element of paradox contained In the announcement la not limited to the prospect of binding in a non-aggression treaty twn which «nff wrr* i s i , »• t iiwnrn rnrnil**^ *n«l *•!Ml jrttfllil r 1 (H lN k ith metrically opposed policies. )Y1 * I TALI AN Soviet Itussla wa« characterist­ • L isA ’^ om " ^/ / A M t i U m U N d ically ■articulate In expressing it* Country Is Concerned Non-Ajrgression Pact With Outcome Of Similar To Others Inflationary Move Effected By Soviet S o cia l C alendar sad Mrs. Lintoo B. A id yastarday from Chicago um w v r t n I M * t o Mb* R*l*g Elisabeth » to ta* h*«a vlsitii* W> * * * * * * * fa Hlghiaadx, N. c. DTLEH IS JEW HIMSELF, AVERS PUBLIC CHARGE * • « • * ato Frond* U ncki hnvt W t* R n u i t M*rri*> ramp * * Apopka to tpffto a Mb* Sfaaaor C onalj raliroed > tar horn* I . Jack**tor spending too week. k*ra wltk tor i n i , lit*. W. M. ■ a r M Sto waa accompanied by MIm Morion lio n * * and M iu Marika McDonald who will rwtorp tonic k t Xramth Morphy, of Atlanta, arrivad Saturday to spend a f«w dayn tor* a* tto fw n t of hi* •faofhtor. Mm. A. D. Zachary, f r , MafnaTV Anrnn. Otat, of Poatfae. Wyaa W. fatter i*. expected to and Mlaa Edith Walker faft ratara today from Jackson. t o O d d wtor* they will MWh. wtor* ho ha* toon spend10 days. >*» tto paat two month*, tin will to Jofand to rt lator by Mrs. M is. Fhsl Stoemaksr ttam YIdatto, Ga. ttoy to r o U a s vbltlag for Sensation Caused By Publication Of Rec­ ords Upon Ancestry VIENNA, July 17.—A **n»alion ha* ciumiI by publication In lh* n e w s p a p e r “OeaUrrolchlscto ch* rc** that Abcndblatf A iblf Hitler, N ail Chancnllor of Germany and sworn foe of th* Jew*, waa a Jew himself. The chare**, winch have Ions been the r. bject of gosalp, wer* mad* publicly for the first timo In th* first installment o f a a*rle* *f article* purporting to sub■tanllat* them. The paper claim* possession of aworn document* whlfh haa llrnl in thh region for proving that Hitter la • member of a Jewish family by that name generations. Th* “AtondbUttV’ allegation* caused sue n* stir that a wordy newspaper war th iv ljp n l. Pro­ rltory ovsr-slitt, nar* death awaited him: and lb* Indiana themeelvs* •*•■ dom strayed tut from their lab* far lively laUatan back** them that the davit dwell* on the mainland roady I* m i ** them who deerrt th*tr trito*. sold rtac b tor no** and f**toooa at toad* around bn n*ck and arms. Tha Ian Bla* Indiana dwelUnc urn, tlay tabo.net far from Crlitobat, Caaal t o n , ara tolbvad by **m* people lb h* all that remain* of th* once proud In thalr colorful hand-wovtn Isabel* Inca* who** ettb* In rulaa era ecal­ and plaited alraw bat* mlagUag with ib* crowd* on lb* • treats. Ann thalr tered throuctoat South America. Them atranye Utile people Uv* al­ bandworen basket*, artutb applique* most b lh* lame ataia of prtmlUi*- sad *laborate bead-work Bad* Ita wav ne*s an did thalr foratath*r* thou- tnt* many atataroama *f “Paala" ■a*ib *f year* a ia and am r m n e d ship* making lh* weakly cruise* be­ by too la m rapenUUnot. coda, and tween New York and lb* Weal Coast. taboo, lateroaarrtai* of tto San Bla* Adventuresome visitor* to th* Canal qvliaa* with whit* *r *th#r alien ton* tab* tha tS-mlnut* aeaptaa* trip •aces b almost anknawa. I* fact, op I* th* tea Bias bla* sad a n walonma utfl r****d year*, if a whit* man In­ aa bag a* their cut* of tally#*#* and •U ut sweat* bold s a t have been rrduced to' the lowe«t point in more than ten years. “The sate* gain* we have regis­ tered during the 1**1 three months indicate definitely to many per­ sons that the harrier* which damned up the fine-car markets, just Ss they cloved mark*!* for practically everything else, ate giving-w ayr----- ------------------------* » ! L 0 » ! * r J w C H * B i7 - C a a t “ We are confident that a break tern opened a t tto Milan* Theahaa occurred and that thera 1s tor fa tha naw Fox romance. -Adorable,- and they havt more every rravon to believe business than fulfill*d tto proala* that tto for ail fine cars from now on com bias lion of two such it a n DETROIT. July 17.—Ilu.slne.a will continue improving.” carriaa. Ttoy moat to pat down in th* *o-callcil higher priced au­ a* tto •ciweo'o most winning and tomobile field In making exrrllcnt moat vharming performer*. Tto progress in tto opinion of M. M. story through which ttolr talent* Gilman, vice-president vf distri­ am mvwafad ta jast tto thing for BKKI.IN, July 17.—Charges bution bution of of the the Packard Packard Motor Motor Car Car two star* o f tto magnltud* and publish*! In Vienna th at Chan- Company. Company. •hill o f Mlaa Gaynor and Qarat. T to plot la a whimsical an*, of ro lb r Adolf H itler Is of Jewish - Wllh production prvduetUjn and and sales .s i r s In in “With (Continued Prom Tag* Ona) tto variety that ha* mad* Mlaa b ta ri hava Umtt officially d.afad. tto tto ‘ lovrotr‘ to w e r'ppriced ric e d *'fte td advancing fWW advancing Throughout batuiday night roast Gaynor Amarlca's moat popular "Tto reports a re false from to higher fascia, this msy to taklevels, may !«• tak­ guard cultvrs stood by, guarding ■tar, and Garat th* premier play­ hcginning to end". It was sa id „ to | ndlr. „ « |j Uclmnn, en to indicate,- „said licltiian. the planes and sweeping them er la Europ*. With an accompanl- "Independent Swiss genealogist* ~lh>t th r whole who|p Industry fa ril with searchlights. -th a t tto Industry fa awell Nearby on mart of spnelnlly created marie havs shown that H itler's anceviu way w, belter limes, tim es, an the pier stand hunrdeds of drums oq its lo better and wpwwtblly written aongt, thry tors w lth iu t exception belonged encouraging note (n to all famine**." business.- o> gasoline and oil for refueling reveal tto heat of two distin­ "Ant ng ear* ears selling for ISJHSI fc-'/xm tha ships f«r their homeward “A nvng guished film figures. Tto maiic id to tto peasantry of to w er A ustria and wet* m trators of tto Roman o r more," he continusd, -there o r more," h r continued, “thenjourney. by Warner Richard llrymann, leea ilecklcd deckled gains gala* In hhave ara lecn iq ‘h>' the (ieneial lialbu took time "Ul with songs and lyrica provided by Catholic Church. “ All boro German names. Thus last h u t three monthh*. The fine rat to d ra ft a reply to the message Richard A- Whiting and George quality merchandise of congiatulaltun received, fruni Marion, Jr. Tto “ Adorobl*" • veil In th* sari sa t generations buyer want* ,|ualily he When his much aasa hr ever did Prem ier M u .r Uni. Walts, “ My H*art’* Derir*" *nd no m ixture of Slavic blood la a* and he to fac far m>w now hack hack in In the m m were not being feted, they -My First U rn to Last" »ro ‘hr tractable. Kwls* genealogist* con-and m arket to In ohtain ohtain qunlity qunlity In his hi* kept close to their rooms in the threw song-hits that am bound to cluded -th at H ltlsr'a anciators sal- market tied liy SwiUortaad snd prior lo automobile iranapertation. lranap*rtation. Drake Hotel. They took their act th* world humming. While sale* In July no-mally no-nja'ly meals in th .ir ru ins. Daring to “While T to supporting cast la an sx- l« O a " / are from from ,r' If, to 20 lwrr*B‘ percent l*^fa» below brave admiring crowds that filled cellcnl o m . It Include* llsrtort .......... TT— are VIENNA, July 17.—(A*>—Th* those n,o«e of May. nur deliveries sf -f the dining' rooms hoping lo catch Mundin, C. Auhrsy Sm ith, Blanche Frid«ricl, Stuart Holm**. Albert nowapaper “T e le g r a r reported „ , w pg-kaiil- in June this year sight nf them. Conti. F e r d i n a n d Schumann- recsntly th a t a* Ihe .e e n q service,! n ,„ t|nur,| sl ,h , ,,„ ,* high level Tin- hotel's Italian tefaphona arcom pan'ed by ita ff oiricera, had „f Hay, During April. May nnd n feiat rs w*ra kept baajr, level** raided the m ilitary harrark* at June deliveries of Packard enrv Ing vongiatulatino* and ipifrfa* Rankt Pseltcn, near here, search- listing for more than liO oo con- c> n r.im n g tha fliers from thoua* Ing th* officers' and sol lcr» ‘ *i Yrshly exceeded lh i*e for the an "• f persons liefe and over quartern. Thla aftlnn was said to -nm* threw month* of last year, (he n a tl’B, havs rsvvmled hidden arm* a n I Im portant, too, In lh* fart*‘tto ; The m .p were fa n Jovial mood. The, wrote letter hunw ami their r n mat iler apladlitej u special secretary tu take charge of the mall and speed it "n way. General llalbo, impatient to speak with hia family, talked to lUim* by long distance telephone. Jan « t Gaynor In Film Showing A t MUane E x cellen t-P ro * res* Is Reported By Of­ ficial Of Packard Italian Birdmen Return T h a n k s For S a f e Flight hat U Calloway aad lory Ana, mtarnad r«w Macon, Ga. whom toon visiting Mrs. •talar, Mrs. Ernest la p wort asst in JackMr. Qal^wsy. U M r a T lM Z K R L'BRD (faminsU Codnty used 171 laaa o f fartlHsar (hiring tha month ef i sm, 11 la rave*fad fa tto monthly report o f tto Department of Agricultur* t f tto State ef Florida. Tto aaliro stats aaod a tital of n j l l tons of fertiliser daring tto month, with Falk county lead, tag tto stat* with MSO tana tuOUISVII.I.E, Ky.. July 1 7 .(A^— Fire of undotcrmnvd origin yvster kiy dntroysd tha Kentucky l. mtor A Millwork Company's plant to rs with da mag* estimated by offlclalt at 1108,000. Tto build­ ing, a two-story structure, con­ tained. tosidra supplies and ma­ chinery, SOOJipo feet nf lumber. Eight firemen narrowly escaped Injury when tto roof of th* plant collapsed. were actually not great enough NEW YORK. July 17.-<>D— to meet the steadily growing de­ William 1. Ward, veteran rvpuhmand. Due to tha fact th at It fa ||ra ,i leader ef W ertrh rrirr coun­ Impossible to increase production ty died at a hospital last night. quickly In the fine ear field and also th at aatan increases exceed­ ed our exportations, nur ship­ ment hsve to*n running ronaldI l f B A irilH II. I \ f l l l i »TITM ersbiy tohlr.d actual deliveries. A* III 0 \ Jl W. a result Inventories o f new ear* AM irr* LONDON. July 15.-N ow that tto Canadian tVillar haa dipped below starling and th* ‘American dollar fa approaching the old gold parity with tto pouwl, City people her* ar* to g fan li* to wonder whether President Ro>eev*ll may agree to seine tem porary scheme for preventing violent exchange fluctuation*, which ham per Amcrfasnovr r»ca» trade and promote gambling. Caution ofao fa Incul­ cated by Ihe flight from the AilJar and reports that speculative production of United States manfseturers fa outrunning sumption. Speculation stten-ls deliberate ifapiweiation of psiw r currency be­ cause people always buy nonperishable commodities %nd vaw m aterials when they see prices 7t »sin g "i\sy ’ a fi ?r <!•>' • ml Week a fte r jaerk.-ltiit when a halt l« railed and brake la applie.1. up with a speculation I* brought broil Jetk, and Ju«l now London fa dis­ cussing the qiirsti >n of how s< on this will happen. Home think thst American trade expansion will rontlnu* until the farm ers have marketed their cicps and sperff tto lr money. -Then, perhaps, America will 'lump Its uncon-sumed surplus on (Tie forrign m arkets and another mfachfaVivrta growth of tariff harriers an.1 re«trfatfan.s may result. Uut drsp:te these (urahu'hngs, business men. heie are feeling more confident abviut the future. Depreciation of Ihe dollar has not hithert i hurt British trade. June unemployment figures are highly satisfactory and reassuring. The A bhorrence " f , «!». fu til Humber o f BHttMl unctiF f j,p|tail*tle nations o f wesleTit EM« ploye.i still Is nearly five lime* rope (the four power pact! -the pre-war average, hut the n ot­ rently inspired hy Prem ier Mus­ her In June declined by 114,000 solini. and the new series nf nonemanating and the total decline since Janu­ aggression • treaties ary fa 401.000. The present un­ from Moscow were de*rrlhcd. milemployment situation is the best aldr Italy, a* ilesigned particular­ since Deeevnher, Itl.'tl, nnd reflects ly t„ herkniatr II Due* In Lenlral general Improtentenl well distrib­ Eurrqre a part of the map which uted over ind strlea in all part* t o Is especially sensitive. T hat version ha* Iwvn consist of tho kingdom. rntly rrjeete.1 hy the FBarfat The Iron and steel tetxllr, en­ Press Office, which has Instructed gineering and transport Ira'ka Italian newspaper* »•» roDam have all benefited and labor of- from p o le m lrs with « u « l u M W to f rials believe that progress will spread Instead the theory that rontinue. Th* rnltun trade Is Italian policy, as exemplified « still disturlir.l by the up* and the fmiMarWcr l>» t. B downs of raw materials, b i t the policy, a* demonstrated by lh........ advance in wool ami wool manu­ ries of non-aggression treaties, facturing fa well sustained and had nothing In iqrpnitlon I'Ut were Ihe tendency of prices favors part of th- same general n m v f sellers, both a t the London auc-t meilt to " c o n s o l i d a t e peace The announcement was tnken as Duns anil on the Bradfur-I ex­ change, where lupm .ikirs again evidence that lh,. trip id Amlmra s e d th rir qimiaii ns recently. sador Potemkin hud to n successIt Few hupes ait- now entertained fill in runvlnrinif the activity of .Soviet diplomat- .n uf fruitful results from the lorncentral Europe which had espe­ 3. n confrrrnxe. The general opin­ cially convinced Signor Mussolini; ion is expres-e I by Ihe remaik of the advisability, of signing a* that the "einference hurse is treaty with Moscow, and the an­ dead liul 1ilius nut know how to nouncement that negotiation# lie diiw n.",llilt*t‘a latest speeches that end were in progiesa wa». by in kcute rvtuining sasiily, and an easy association of ld*n, taken anxiety about another financial ... an Indication of a new and l<~ ■ rollsps* in central Europe is r >n- aggressive Italian poll y in tto , scqurntly diminishing. German Danube basin. Specifically, the uminuiicemen* bonds ar* stea ler. The latest report* from recent to revive hope f«r a subsequent Visitors to Soviet Kus.-ia testify to Ihe large tull apetulallun In to I he aayarity uf the famine. In fndii'trial sccurdles an I the dllfi Warsaw or Riga Russian ruble cully of carrying «vsr slock* from ran lie bought at less than six lo the old lo the new art i uni. C m tethe shilling, white the internal of­ qurnt llqubUTTnn anil 4>q 'fating ficial price fa six nr seven to the tables from New York have rlepo;nd. The five-year plan I* a complete failure and “The laind in le rird speculative Investors frum Time*” rprrespon k-nl d*rlares to­ new cnimnltnirnt*. day that prices are now twenty times higher than before the plan ar»« started. The London Hlork Exchange Is suffering from Indigestion owing SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OK I | T h u rs d a y , J u ly 20 I FREE FISH FRY DINNER I t SERVED 12:30 NOON ,UNTIL . EVERYBO0 Y HAS HAD DINNER . ENTERTAINMENT in O R LAN DO COLEMAN’S OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. "Everything ini* n«*lr• miUiUaillKI IlnMiOAll dt|M>« IT . IS . IT . T in t# 4wiK>«l|« l* n tl«U IM «lFa I*i«w lo Im ir Iib , it. 17. InlwrwM. U h l u U itf n iM U to t B t r r u r d jm d iid im M . . ( H h t r fU lilllM w im u « l N ir tF » l i h Hrh»« ul» N> — — SI. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 17, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f0a268e2e5da08556b99167166319609.pdf 17f3bf13ac8d8a511f31646c1bcf61cb PDF Text Text FILES Railroad Executives Told PUBUC WORKS ENGLAND WONT By Federal Co-Ordinator PROGRAM WILL SIDE WITH U. S. ETHICS CODE Salaries A re Too Large 4 BE SPEEDED UP ON INFLATION WITH JOHNSON STATE, GEORGIA' ' a m mm u [ T __ mm m m m« « « , Two Airplanes Roa Toward Europe Upo Spectacular Flight# WASHINGTON, July 15.-IA V — A group o f th* nation's highest | ' salaried railroad executive* w ere! ------told dire.lly yesterday by Joseph R o O S e V C I t I n t e n d s T o Intends To “ Go Slow” B. Eastman, federal coordinatori — . • . mm . • In M atter O f Raisof transportation, that thr ad- j E m p lo y J o b M a k llU ? ministration feels their »alare* inf? Level O f Prices P o s s i b i U tie s T o ate too high. In Onitrd Kingdom Limit O f Program Twenty-one of thr ranking railW ill Be Paid 60 Dol­ Vnad ptrsiHrnta and executives of LONIHIN, July 15.— (A .P .)— rounty sloo,| p'raonally by to WASHINGTON July 15—l«P> lars An Acre ForEf- Ihe W A S H IN G T O N . July IB — hear from the lip* of the co-or- prT, ll|w,t n „„,rvr|t Intend* to The American delegation was ( A . P . ) — T h e ateel Industry ronsidenna lodav a final effort fectinj? R e duction dinator what the administration ,. ' . , ..... In lutnard ('resident Hoosevelt's thinks ar,. the step- that should ,h" J" b n P “' T today filed w ith the recovery IWv Tie tHwtst.4 f ww l M. ij* plan of a worldwide price raiwN- taken to improve the trampur- • « ' » * • » «* • » « « WASHINGTON, July 15.—(/P) T w o airplane* roared o o f . adm inistration a code o f fa ir —Georgia and Florida grower* of tation industry. Several of thr uf * * , H;.lM..O«OJWO authorixed by la* as Ihe eronwaiie conference over the A tla n tic today from*. com petition to Increase w ages r r ir w il fnr Ihe weeh-end. Nine Million Acres cigar leaf tobacco will he pawl men in the group, namnl to rep- <’"Ugr*s* N a » . Y o r k . . O n a . t h A . .W ln n U r. „ .a n d sp rea d em ploym ent rMnh hounltot nf lie wdl take up a special list „ T. . j j y a s i n t J f M .fL -tfra ja g p prr acre for resent the railroad* under Ihe ro____ Of Mae, waa piloted ' b y W lle r control an.I river*- "anti Tulinn oullming manelary ami ________ __ | H P . . . . ___........ _____ ■■ “" thrw m h— m a jo r oiT^lTv riT S TTlm u m Poot w ho seeks to break th «r rommerrml policies lo arhieve ties in rxress of or nenr $1H0,IWUI nartsirs project# at n conference W ill Be Destroyed .c this fundam ental trade. |tratora' plan for acreage reducthi» end is under discussion by eigh t dava, 16 hour* rou a4e a year. _ ,,n lhr I'oli.mailliver Sunday with Robart Lament, head o f the lion. th« campaign for which wa» The 1933-34 budget was occupy­ the world record he m ade m r The men conferring with Ka*l- Secretary lekrs, the public \vurk< some kmerican experts a n d WASHINGTON. July I5 .-IA ’) Iron and steel liwlltul# brought xchtduled ynterday to alart Mon man represent tile southern, rn-l- .„|miniatr*tor. ing th# attention of the Roard of 1931 w ith H arold C a tty . delegate*. \xV The plow* on around 700,000 ■lay and rontinue about a month. lhr drlraallon had rvol yel de­ faints in lit slale* next week County Commissioner* today. tha agreement to Hugh Johnson, and western .rotimM of the; , . ^ m i n i n g full .peed for Tha other waa th e Ltthtk-*' The growers of cigar leaf to­ country. Seven wrre rle led from They met at 10:00 o'clock lo b# . . rided, however, whether It will wilt Is-gm |tt turn hark-into Ihe laduatrlal administrator. It la bacco in all section* of Ihe coun­ each region. They will work with / presented a l o n g list of at- anlca. Jointly piloted b y C a # * hr any use la iolrndore such a * / ’ « .... ‘ r,* > • I ground more than 9,000,000 arrea Stephen D arlua an d ^ £ d * fln lt * ly understood that well In try will be a*krd to *hare in ^h* Kastman and hi- regional o o r - l timatra given them hy various t a i n »h' rule that a *ma ivh.uf, (iui*-uir to Ihe fiosf (nrlnlghl UMi "I 1 le-1 id lhr parley, a* July 27 oa* of growing i-olton a* a result of county officials. They ware work­ Darlua Glrenas. w h ich heaoJ, i W i t m a of 90 percent of the ateel plan to re tire this >ear‘» harvest dinator* in an rfforl In bring * Ihe Fund n» possible would be ib ruled In project* which will irliirn Ml yrslrr $U> hy lhr In ilrr* for Ihe proclamation yrolenlay of ing on the hudgvt early this aft­ ed fo r Lltu anla 4900 m lM li. production of the country la r*p- 50 percent. nlsoit a reduel inn of rail elSrcirlary Wallace of adoption ernoon. Clerk V. K. Douglass Inti­ away. Minn- o f the outlay In thr treas­ rr^^aliitn of dfllbof•llo*** While the plan of paying farm­ roaented In the agreement. pfn*es. of thr c lion acreage reduction mated that II would be ready for ury. However, n great amount ol They wink without “The salaries to which many Actual terms were n 't dis­ ers who destroy portion* of their program. $»;mi,taio,otHi publication early next week. tty VIA IN I I Al.l.MAN gn w in g crop is the same for all exrctillve* attained were a sym- thr money, about In defiance * f order* from Krnm what appeared lo he a closed but Jchnson and Lamont Among the various estimates 1.1IN III IN, July If*, o il Britsection*, other phases of the plan loni of Ihe Iwni-m disease,” sai l must go to (iik-ral pio|i.snl* ntIngton and took o ff IHitrntlal crop of ahout 13,000,000 which lay un th# Commissioner*’ Immediately began scrutiny of the u wo- learned vary in each o f th* growing dis­ Kastman. "I am pulling the que«- rrady authoris'd which will bring! idi ............... bales Wallare estimated (here table for their perusual was on* res. o f tailing the field autherittay. Important document. trict* brra »e o f th* difference in linn up to you a* I must tlo in th« in no ret 'rn lo the government . from lhr hlghril qu.trti ro Iasi would Im -ulitrartrd by lh* ad­ from thr State Board of Adminis­ they wanted to mak* a load tu t s The administration regard* grades of tobacco. first inslanrr under lhr law. Iw- Another $IJ»0,0P0.ihxi h i* been I ntKM. win uodouhtrvll) rxrrtmg ministrate n'i program around tration h e a d e d 'b y Governor Poat planned hla first Stop 'aS?; ■ ateel as one ef the moat vital in­ A piocess ag las, |o' berime rf- mu*e I believe very sincerely lhal mrin«rkr<l for PprrUI w *rk NOfh tiong |ui - *r^ vtt lhr mother 3.NMI.OIHI h air*. Ithold. Ihs-rr mu«l lie nn ndjuslnirnl < > f Ihf'ie m u aI i* onjw ninirni • • • hiL'Inknys. nnvnl rticlioii. i lo ll„ , r 4 I ■« hiirhvbnyT*. novnl r^nslrurtimi. Berlin. HI* plan* U *qu»»pll£ t,. follow the example of dustries In the movement to in­ fretivr probably ab ml Oct. I, The agriculture xrcrvlary aald This letter contained Informa­ ihU matter o f talari** b*f$»r»* tk**1rfT>p (oanA, houu* loan* an«l sim ilar1 in an inflation­ he would arrepl most iff Ihe rnn- tion which was aimed at assisting with a mechanical apparatus d e ­ crease lb* purchasing power of wilt finance th* program. railroads will .land right with lh *l work |Mry ^ l|k ary |s.lay. will ,Is- unable It* move Iracl-offer* signed h* grower* thr Commiteionera In preparing signed to keep th# plane on ,tfik The growing districts are New working men. shipivr.. Investor* ami labor un |p|Yr< Rhou| (hr United Kingdom from her to curtail their crop from 20 I” their luulgrt. The Information was course and maintain allttuda Mfl/ York and Pennsylvania. Wiscon­ der Ihe condition, that now ex.-t. T f ^ M rfk ) ^ |oc(|| m .in vnt ,* 1, tiled policy ............... linlevs there WASHINGTON, July 15.—(A*) sin and Minnesota: New England i, on-, .-in. | i. in, .....,y — ,,ii r.n |o-rrenl percent ami in leiurn return lor fur rssn cash in Ihe form of a statement of the The executives have mu< h mor* rets, tin thr latter. lateral-sUhimi-withoutblanket order and Utprgia. am U 'lnr il». ler, Ihe adlinnis : art.- di I iiii I l’___ludltMlUIli Wllhll^ fM,VWM,|*-,n.t-«p»i.Mvoron 9AHIO,()0«» Interestj- -prinelp* I. and— ordinary —The .need for —UTT-wdjo*! nvenb ' filin g minimum wages a n j inarBetween $5,000,000 and $6,000,. than'lbey ran possibly b>-r.' lialmn plan* to advance a- a gill |(be mother r mnlry It rtf that bale* of government held rollon. sinking fund requirement* of the aid whleh Post said would Imum h'ura, pending estahllsh- COO is rxpectrd 11 I* collected by 131 perrrnt of the- ci .1 of a project, ueb a move I* drmnu k-d \| (be At thr same lime he announced rounty and "P*1*'*! district road nr abl* him to dot* while flying Railroad presidents, now rnryment orind'atrlal eodes, will be the processing Isx which will be ing a* receivrr*. w re nn mendll proper -eeurily 70 |H-ii-ent The e iinIit-it I inn*, it w*a said, approval hy President Roosevelt road and bridge bond* for the high altitude. xrf. taken up by President llooae- pai I by cigar mnnufaeturer* un lionrd by Kastman, since thrir of Ihe ioi,( of Inliur ami malerial- are hi- king at |-reient. of a tax of 12 cents n pound "n period, May I, 193.1 lo Oct. I, Meanwhile General Balbo k*fs velfw lth Hugh S. Johnson, ihe in­ all type* of tobacco. The collec­ Ihe all processing o f Ihe staple h*- ,l,3‘ (Continurd lln I’age Mix) • fur the project might le lairruwed i "W e are gmng slow ill jied o ff from Montreal laadlag tbo. .. During that time hond* totaling dustrial administrator on Sun­ tions are to be handled by Ihe from Ihe fe t-ral ruvrrnmiot, lie- dirts lion toward art inercaie In ginning Aug. I. He estimated trana-Atlantle Italian air armada* $41,000 a n d Interest totaling day. values'', this informant llie yield of Ihe levy at from cause the cost o f lalair and ma­ price bureau of Internal revrqur, which on th# last stag* of Ita flight to 9103,733.76 will fall due, the Word that Mr Roosevelt ex- alrrady has established a system terial might out represent all ol i r.aitl. “ Amrrlea I* going fast In $115,000,000 to $I2I»,IH)0.IHHI1 which Chicago. Ha sxpecta to roach hto pecta then to receive from John­ i of the uiillay going into » job, tl , v« iltlrnl fashtnn. Ihi| yen rau'l wdl he used |n finance the pay­ statement show*. collect'ngInternal revenue destination lata today. *’ « The statement also Indicate* son a report cn the necessity taxes on tobacco at these fatohas hrrn estimated Ihi rtunmii i r indent- Ihe Iwo. A slow motion ment* to farmer*. No tat will Tha flying LtjxLbergba a r e '* * that while the requisite reserve to tw rollsrtrd o„ Ihe cotton ex for broad federal action ami rle*. nity, nty or slate will thus l.e| (Cunlinurtl lln i’age Six) Labrador InraaMv Oct. t, 1034 totals $361,333, th# Cartwright, ported normally about on* half the means of acCVmplirnlng. It. rrquirri) lo p it up some money The Ceorgia-Floriria reduction actual rtserva ir o n s for *••> hond Invaal- gating laiattng baa# 'peallhlUtteg of Ihe American crop. L ^ f ram* yestedsy after two more plan provliVti that compensation (I'untinsed On Page Three) 1 mail, futora laUrest accretion* betor* continuing tb«t» At the same tlm* a companta^ industries bad .sUpped Into posi of an aerial _ _ thereon, itlil credit for wilt he paid to farmers who leavs tor* Import lax erpial to the proc­ tlm ln quick acquiescence to tha Five young Sanford youtht. retired will total $100,577.60. A from America to Europe. unharvested an arrrsr* of f >ur essing tax wilt go Into effect lo deficit of •sprtssed desire of the govern­ $274.755 50 will be America'* second largest dtp pre­ rtalk leave* of each tiharro plant caught In Ihe art o f ransacking put Imp'ttatlons o f cotton mwlhr ment fer a veltmUry hoisting of fir. L. R. Phillips' Atlantic Rank nhnwn on Oft. 1. 1034, M • pared to piece llaslf—world", fnlg grown. Too, thr farmer in these same ha»ls a* the domestic prod­ wages and curtailment of work­ lobby sew* stand *1 about 1:3II and ell—et the disposal ad 04*. two stales must agree not to uct. Taxes will he levied also on ing hours, pending the formal o'clock this morning w 'rr placed "A d d in g the deficit lo the boffdl Balbo and hU 90 fellow market more than an avtrar* of In Jail where Ihey were scheduled oanl “ I'ete" Schlrard. son (he processing of competing prod- and Interest which will com# due completion of the codes to gov­ from Italyj MO pound* of this year’s crop per In remain until 4:30 o’clock thU and Mrs. John Sehiiard id iiiIs. Including rayon and silk tax by Oct. I. 1034. a total bf $509.­ ern competition. A crowd of half million . . sere harvested. front providing a special handi­ I Sanford, iimlerwrtit an unusnnl nflemonn. 539 25 mutt he raised In this Is expected to wltneee the ar­ This President Is uncertain llain intrrruptrd proliahlv the amt thrilling rsperirnr* while A cap lo Ils sale amt consumption. Payment ofth* bounty for The hoy* are: Hollis Fnrgiisnn, county. rival fr o m M o n t r e a l *< a* ,, whether the broad federal ac­ Hearings to ilelrrmine the exeml- member " f a clamming party ,, carrying nut the plan will lie made 22: his brother, Wilbur Forguson. nios| important feature uf Th# State Board sstlmats* that the air armed* today o ff th# end I tion can bo made compulsory, al­ rude County Pay” at Camp Fn ... oiler which *ii*nt l»«l week-end in th ')| r „r ,,f ttie lax n products cunt this sum I* to b# raised In part In two Instalments— $.10 per acre 10; Orraon Woods, $B; Robert alT * ' 1 though realising a mandatory or­ ...... ' Gulf nf Mexico near Cedar hey. prting with coM-itt will he held In front the following sources: $63,­ of navy pier, which extend# h alf a “ Hobble" B-trn*. 14. and Harold near Jacksonville yeslerduy alter mil* out Into Lake Michigan ak der would be more effectlre. between Sept. I ami Nov. 1, and noon Ihe regimental punch-.' to It was learned here today. a few datt. Th» lax on these, Poker. 10. 117.20 representing the estimated HO Secretary Roper, after yester fcy’* the remaining $.10 per acre While Mr. Scliirard, hi* friend, would lie paid hy the pro-etsor* gasoline tax reeeipts to 0* 1. 1, north end of th# downtown die* They were In h* taken before Intv • been staged at 5:23 o'« b»k cabinet meeting, said hr was days after proof that thr grower the Juvenile Court Judge J. G. However. Ihe rain did no* Kmnry Bryan, 'tur Galor fool hull who handle them In their firs'. trlct. |p:i»; $23,3it1.53, representing 1"# (Contlnned on Page Six) Woking on a plan of federal seFrom th* minuU of their ar­ Sharon Ihi* afternoon for a henr dampen the enthusiasm nf lie- play'r ami a party nf friends were (Continued On Page Bit) estimated bal.ne, of *1032 slat* Hon to cope with those Indus­ rival there will be an alrnaab Ing. W i l b u r Forguson w a s more than III local m'n and worn enjoying clnni f r- Inrise out in Hi" and county taxes th«‘ " ll1 '*• ro1' rontlnuous round of entsrtalnmeat tries which are lagging In bring­ rnargrd on the police hloller with ell who molorr,| to the I'linip le* (iiilf, a n in e -fo o l bark made an lerted. and $1073.17. repreasntlnj ing their codrs Into operation. “ illegal entering” . A key which terday u|mn lh- invilnlioti of Mu attack upon Ihe Isml* which car (he estimated aulomohlle trans­ for lh# men completing the greetMeantime. Mr. Roosevelt des­ unlocked show rases nnd a soft- Jot J. C. Hutchison, ronimandi ■ of.| rlrd Ihe party. portation mileage lax to Oct. 1. *«t mass flight ever *U *n p tq £ r 6100 mils* la 34 seaplane* «wae ignated Secretary Ickrs to en­ drink rahlnet was found on hi* the First llaltalien, Florida N* 1 Neither Mr Schlrard nor Mr. force the federal ban on Interperson. The oilier hoys were held tinnal Guard, in hiding the thi'<- Bryan sustained injury, but they These figure*, added to $6V Ute northern Atlantic route.* unit* from this rounty. , spent some anahsis moments dorstat# shipment* of oil produced Official* of dty, aute aad na­ for Investigation. ' 372.30 which was reported In U># AH of Ihe visitor* had returned ,„K th- attack which was repulsed Officer George Gray lhl« morn­ In violation of stab) ftgulatioiu. County treasury ** of M»T. L tion will Join ORLASIDO, July IS.— </V)— ing staled lhal Wilbur Forguson home today to declare that Ik -y , , (b,. nirq of the |tarly wielded 14 I^rgatl ALTON, III. July 15. — HP) — whleh It I* estlmst'd wiU b* go*# populace— all . Acting upon the government'* was arrealrd at hl.s home on Kim were royally entertained enlerlaines anil giv ( ctain rnke- with tilling effect. While two ransom demands have latsrd to apply on tha $509,539.25 amphitheater will hold—In 00deslrs for voluntary action the Condition of slaplo crop* in wrst The shark, which cam* in while hern ifcntved fur the release of Florida was low Iwrauae of cun- Avenue shortly after Ihe attempt-, en every opportunity to In |e-c. cording thorn a formal wolcsaaa cement Industry put forward an linued lack o f moisture, but ed rnhl-ery. The ynulh. seeing Ihat- Camp Foster nn-l ils |ier "iinel Ihe party was eni-ving clam tl*h- August Liter, elderly and weal­ Therefore, lh# Slat* Board fig- shortly after they land. Tha catak offar to set 40 cents an hour bp wa* about to be taken when^The 130 officer* and men from Ing unmindful thni ihe tide ha-1 thy hanker, the ahsrnrr nf proof ur„ . total o f $344.01467 muxt monies will be I , Seldler IW 4 as minimum wages and 30 hours groves, paslurr* and field crop* offirers closed In on the lobby en-i Sanford and Seminole County aw arisen rapidly and left ihrui In a adjoining th* world’s fair g re u ife as ths maximum working week. showed improvements as rains tranre lo lh* lurrik building, ran lo lhal. it was n-pml'd today, and vulnerable |m ill... scurried uff that the bank-r is alive and hell ha raised by Uiatlon. hy the author* nf the ransom Tha fattlrttlea, with CU eaar Virtually tha entire raycn Indus- fell plentifully in Ihe north, s’-ulh up stair* and jumped Into Ihe Ini tin' of a llie vitllnr* now ran ay lhal thryj (nt„ i|,e Gulf hit only after II hat and central sections, the federal h o le s , wa- given hy two agents society. Italiaa-Amerleen orgaaL (Continual On Pago Hix) Tropical Storm Is window to th* roof o f the Speer) have had flrsl-hmnl knowledge of bralrtt and pre-ldest scutes of crop reporting bureau said yesnf III,. Liter family yesterday as xatlona. and etrlc group* fla | flR building. He made hi* way *eross| what transpires in a well equipiw.l um„ the principal obstacle to further South O f SanDomingo a leading part, will continue • £ * tsnlay. this roof and came to the ground| aiuiy camp where hiindre.lof' other tnemla-r* " f the party till!* » see * ­ negotiations. Acreage of staple rrnps, except are rncampi-ii for a two- were kltss Harriet Whiddnii. Miss WASHINGTON, July 15.— UP) til th* airmen depart, prohalnr e tton and tobacco, was the same at tlm rear of the Speer store by ( men __ T h ' ng'iilo. Orville S. Call Doris Delano, nn-l Welmler J»hit- and l.awtenre Keller, Jr., xald at _The Weather Bureau today la- next Wedneaday, to return training piuTud. climbing down a small oak. tree. | « r, kx' a* or less than (hat of 19-13. Tmlay was Ihe l.«it ilisy of ih" non, nf Cedar Key, nnd Mrs. F.ltat an afternoon conference yesletday sued » storm warning that a trop­ Rom* on th# southern AUaoU* cotton and libacco showed de­ rout* by way of th* Aaoeea * i-ainp, an,| tomorrow morning at Kuwland, o f Tulsa, tlkla. they still were negotiating “ but ical dlslucbafice of apparently rided increases. lands. * . .. . 7:10 oVIlick, the Sanford unit* th' kidnaper* have not met our alight Inlenalty l* rentral about Rain* over the citrus belt dur­ Captain And Tw o Men) Stressing th* filer*’ need *1 will hoard o special train win h County FiKures Uinin demand*.” )00 miles southeast of Santo Do ing June improved the ronditiun Die On Burninj? Ship is srheduh-d lu arrive here abort­ "Then the implication *eemx rnmgo city. II U moving almost real durlag thalr alay la CatW elfa re Work Shown plain lhal you have been in com- directly SALT LAKE CITY. July 1 5 .- of trees. ______ |y Imfure n*«io. [ weatward about 14 mUoa cago. Balbo yeUtday seat Condition of orangr* as of July U fb -t a«k Dsmpsey, former boxfollowing telegram to G u ta igt NEW YORK July IS.—t/P)— Among I host vi-iting thramp muniralinn with the kidnapers," an hour. big champioa, told newapaper re­ I was reported at 70 percent of During Ihe IH-mnnlh perirni U - a reporter suggested. Cattrurcio. Italian coaeul $ ■ $ / • Captain F . U Srara and two men porter* bans yWatenday he docs normal compared with 39 per­ V. K. Douglass, I,. P. Mills, " f ginning J»n. I. 1932, appropria­ here: “ I shall b# glad to Ifltadld^ Hut (a lt and Keller added lhal Cubans W ill Get Back not know when h* and Hannah cent July I, 1932. and 71 percent went down with the burning Oviedo. S. K Long, of I'hulunta, tion* totaling $n5tri00 were Iran* |„ Chicago for th# Bead ttm " tanker "Petrol' in the Atlantic llie kidnaper* had not *ent them on the same day In 1931. Grape­ Wtniama, musical comedy actress, II. J. Imhmnn and Mrs. le-hmaii, ferrrd from Ihe rounty treasury (four days) if It la bngaa^MT Constitutional R igh t a note from Lu*r, and said this off Wilmlngtrn, North Carolina fruit gained 2 percent since June wfll be married. C. E. Adam*. I'etrr Th-irslnn. Mr. to that of llie Seminole County wa. one of th- hitrhe* in pursuing to stay l**«. However, I ask yea late last night while two other nml Mr*. Karl Ishmano, Mr . Welfare Board, it was revealed in HAVANA. July IB.—(Al Con- to give m* *• much paaqw M “There a n no definite plan*,’’ 1 to 20 percent of normal. H per­ vessel* stord by and rescued 34 George W. Me Rory. Mr*, ft. D a report tendered Ihe County th- negotiation* further. cent better than July 1, 1932. be atltull mal guarantees will b# r* possible.'For wo need reaL" ; Mayor Thoma* Butler, con­ member* of' the crew. The Pe­ Huffman, and stvi-ral others. Commissioner* during the past established after a two-year auaHa Mid MU. William* will ar* ‘ hr*. * • " * " » . J " Castrucclo said In commeat 4' ^ sidered ordering the police again trol caught fir* and sank in week. rtv, bat. today for a stay o f 10 L ..c to take hold of the ca»e hut ob­ pensiun In Havana province for 24 don't ballsv# ha will get njJWt perinea two percent better than flames with Sear* alive at hi« The report indicates that the day* or ao, sad Im aapocts to pro­ R elief Maps On served that hr ferwrii the Inves­ hour* beginning at midnight to­ rest—or peace olthar." p ist, refusing to leave Ihe hint­ balnr.re nn hand nn J*n. I, 11*32 long bis own visit with bis moth­ last year. tigation soon hero ms "a night. This was don# to enable Blaty double room* bar* ^ad^ Prarh and rrap* conditions ing ship. The crew was rescued Display A t City Hall was $27.9*. Donation* from th* search forwill er, Mr*. Cecelia • Dempsey, that provincial elector* to go to th* reserved for the Glers at a M t Mr, l.uer's body." showed some Improvement over from heavy sea*. rounty totaled $4IBMB, donation# long. "Ilrcaiiso Ihe kidnaper* have poll* fur a complementary election tel. Every hour o f their l U p l # _ 1 ______________0 last year but pear production The two large relief maps ol front the Bchwd Board amounted Dempsey earn* hero yesterday been mapped out la adoanaa. failed to send the family a met in ssseral district* Sumlay. dropped sharply becauaa o f dry to $150, while inriilental donations Western Florida,, nr that area ’ with Mat Baer, heavyweight box­ Their only expedition from ChL weather and frccsing temcra- European Peace Pact through which it i* proposed lu rearhrd $3117 11. or a total of re sage written hy him, I have grav* * 0r, for an exhibition. Baer will go Signed By 4 Nations build a cruaa-siaie ship runiil, cripts from Jan. I, 1932 l » July I. fears for hi# life," said lh* may­ National Guard May caga xrould ba a trip to tha TO' |e Sacramento ho aald, for trial turea since last'winter. or. i.u»r, a sufferer from heart Irish potatoes, alread barreatwhlrh went on di-plsy in the City 1933. o f . 96004.00. Join In Kidnap Hunt lag* ol U ka Genera, W la ^ W af hla divorce suit there, aad then mile* to tha north, whara * l h , This sum was expended a* fol­ aMarks, was considered to he In *d bained 617 bush*U ovsr last Hall Saturday afternoon, wees ROMIJ, July 15. -W > —A fourwill proceed to Hollywood to make fragile health and lh* effects of ALBANY, July 15.— Na» rangemeaU kav* bean M e ) J fc September although 3000 less power Furupean peace pact wax still being displayed this morning. lows: . . . I ptetar*. rough handling tinnal guardsmen were ready to- Uad and moor the eeaplyeh S Gfocetirs. drug*, nursing and al- captivity or acres were planted. Sweat po­ Si nies of per Mins had visltct Tha former champion doe# not tato acreage was reduced IX per­ signed today by Premier Muxtransport*. might cause death, hi* physicians <ky In 100 hamlet* and dtlaa to fog or wind mak# a *' the City Hall last Saturday and lowan-es, 03974.1*: expect Baer will m«#t Prim* Car- cent since last year. A produe- aolinl and representative* uf Monday to viaw theta unique and Hun. board and csre o f indigtnt said. throw their full IBrc# lot* the Lake Michigan aero, prestot heavyweight ehamTwo St. Louis men, father and manhunt for th# kidnaped officer, tl«n a f 1650 bushel* waa fore­ P —ore. Germany and Great Brit- costly map*. Many others who person*. $271; <dfW* expensaa. Officials pim, kefere next July when Carson, arrested there Thursday aft­ cast, lax, compared compareu with win. 1500 i — In 1932. bio. ins ac.-wrxi ac.wrd la oesigneu designed u to wished lo see Ihrm but were un­ tel-grsph and taleiihon*. $40; salLieutenant John J. O’Connell, Jr. flight, ta contract with Madison Tobacco grower* increased their guarantee tranqjility among Ku able to call at the City Hall th -e arts* of welfar# worker*. $2320, er Mayor Butler announced th* A* th# anatch crime entered the gardad a lending at Garden.expires. _i-------lawlfauaw V. '1 1 i\aI a# rag an/1 r\#r\- ropesn — —- —— countries for f . .« K —- i - 6 of days, can atill avail thrmaelvrs or and Incidental expense*. $346.35. older of the pair telephoned him a — period . _ v Sl0° suggestions concerning ransom ninth day, fellow offleem nad has been Invited to meet daetian la forecast at 10 years, facilitate reduction of an opportunity, for it la almost The Welfare Board treaaury con­ fta r d iP M of O’Connell awaited Torabl* •dun In Spain next peunda, compared to 2JS1J$M armament* aad lead to improve­ certain that th* map* will be uo tained 926.10 on June 30, 1933, the payment wera questioned yester­ only th* nod of Governor Lehman for Chieaga. day. report roncludet. display until Ut* Monday. ment In economic conditions. In 1932. Belief In field That 95 Percent Of In­ dustry Is R e pre­ sented In Accord TOBACCO RAISERS TO GET BOUNTIES Ship Is Bound COTTON RAlSERSjCOUNTY BOARD IS OneAttempt To Break* Round-WoritiMarki1 W ILL BEGIN TO OCCUPIED WITH Balbo Nears Goa|’ PLOW UP CROPS 1933-34 BUDGET Presented With List — Of-Estimates-Made By Various Officials mnuar wu"« i wiftiw'Hir-tTiisvf Five Youths Held For Attempting To Loot News Stand ______ B ernard Schirard Rain Interferes lH«f Thrilling lime With County Day W" h lar^ Shi,rk At Camp Foster, /;;; State Crops Have Been Benefited By Recent Inundation Doubt Expressed ThatKidnaped Man May Still Be Alive Dempsey Says He Doesn’t Know Date Of ComingWedding sTifl 4*x.‘ ... wd hr mswiasax—x ...... 'T r \ 4 �* S w v tW J i dH O TD C ,s & t frsz ililf v ,y \ •f MB % ---- 11 11 i w T O w r *■ •W U ft KW <4——• J* *} H M R S L 'A / V r r c r Ji SI ft ::.I1 *1 Si S»■»*“ *{, V ^ t it n is n is i f e f e u ^ i t e r s n 1 v m M *miu. *■ * isE&ssy. It U » » » * T * , — U K U M t A. ?*• j « ii S l | K t t H ■• U SSSUfc'SJV A V fS B M » t ~ — --,-r-------- BSf'SSSfe a r a ^ l - t t *v m . i *jlJ v 1 S |T » '- B II U a «S A & .T B r r r mmm �< V A n d Personal Activities Sanford Herald Not F ir 90ort Itself * m n i O yi M i y H mr ••»f«r#a riarlis. he - moot - RS, Society Editor SANFORD FORUM .Wilful, anij clever of ril hearyran a very unpopular ehambe attributed in part to * [WlltVT» — work work, r r a f t y punchtn*. c r a ix y and e ffe c tiv e fein tin g . . |Jul f l n s p ref e r not ao much . id spectacular aldengnt*. sport Itself but Jntemtint an jme almont completely forWhen the wrrdtlffig gmfce beemn j by banning al\ the ru le. gotten. Ha revival waa aftaeiad each o th e r w ith every th in g and letting the grapplere go at u. | another around tn e but the ring poata. They threw oneand oth erw ise diafloor, mad. terrifying £ o f th e »pectatorfl. ported themaeh*a to the Wrestling aoon became popular again. aroused In th e recent f a * * ? ' 8aafort, H a petted To Attend Chicago BxMbltien Mbit comports* freight ratar oe relory traaaportattoe from Bareford to t ho leading markets as Kxamleor Archer propoaoa to roeommond to Urn I. C. C. M adoption. tn thla exhibition It ahowa that urn* frol.ht rodoetloas are rentcmplatcd. But vWvriag tha port year’* marketiag strength w . MILFORD, CanitL, July tB^-A achram for rnnnlag away from home tad seeing the world, mapped on t h s ' conventional schoolboy pattern, phrased Chari## Wycoeki l « t « • uiwonveutlcaal iltuation hero recently. Charlee, aeveateea ycatra old. ■ student In the Naugatuck Junior High School, found himself In a lw een Jack S h arkey and Prim® I the "A m b lin g A tp ." th e J a i l r th e “ V enetian G iant.” W hy Ml much enthtwlanm about the " . M i r . h ..l « v . r d l . l j . l r i * M Ing a locomotive. history that oston «ol> « ■ » ■ I * 1' £ lt l' L i i •« c h ie f attraction could only « e 's ara gelling so nu­ l l M to lell just who • Ws bare ! Mating that Saturday alght. to vlxlt th* Cea- t/iis't hi* (nnnrclrti In loin# wuy with th# Trea.uey ■< - P ief a e - EapmlHag" m Chicago. He ended up by xmaahIng a Ihr* of frrtght earn In MUferd and eoetiag th* Connecticut Light aad Power Company abo0* $10.000* ’ •* country do; forgetting about th# puMle’t financial condition In genoral. Viewing th# celery grower*’ post and preseal fiaaaciai con­ dition I com« to tho conclusion that th# only eolation of our prob­ lem' la to fight th* butti# aver again. For thi* reason w# need the asslstaaca of our fellow eitisen* of thi* community because tk* spoil* o f the celery grower re­ flects upon tbte comma nit y ta g»*eral. It Is an established fact that Seminole Coonty ha* ao other ladust ry. The Bemlnul# coaaaaaHy, from th# financial point o f vlrtr, ikpenda entirely upon tha growera’ Income, therefore, property owners, doctors, merchant*, and laborer! and oven lawyer* ar* noticed a ill'pat h William VYoodln D S a v e T h e A ir li n e Depart m< ntf Although Sanford i« not kmong anti pansrnRer plane line*. It v route from Daytona Bruch. Or Sanford And DeLand Pupils Give Recital STARTS ONTOP due to hia m ethod o f twin® but It la more Mlely that It Waa i-D m Sir. M yRtrenftb u e n iijF *® * * ^ !J t akill instead o f brute Mot laeg ago there came to victory than to wtn by fancy foot fighter slu e hia way fa r ic to r y ui w,u ---------- -------- my poaacaabm a copy of an os* trailer can. Om of UM attached fo the Heome Charts* cam* along.TV had left to get a drink Charles, confident tha* master the art eg star lion and yaaaaad to I in comfort, climbed w tinkered among Ote i finally found the right time te eee hia vehicle s tk* tracks with Chari threttle. * L a b o r .m ^ ? “ . Steel Indostry Code WABHINOTON, Jatr —William Or*«h pmaidml UA American gndmatkm of U »*r. gvee since childhood, Charlee said today hi# orgnabatlea will, told th* police, ks had been con­ oppoM strvnuoosly employea' tegnamed ky two ambition*. One was ressnt.tlon plan propoasd ky tha t « xeo America, th# other w »* to steal lndn*try h« f « 'r PoartHgt handlo a locomotive. On Saturday, c o > » ibmltted aartor U tk* tm. after quarreling with hi# molhor covery id a h tk tn tlo a -■ about certain houaaheld dotlea, h# Th# plan yrovldaa for a TV*" thought ho t a * *n opportunity to parry *aion.plan af Wwr gratify both dexlraa. ______ tatkin. It did not fovbU •poeift**-, • He left hi* home at « nr«*P#*t ly ou tsl* unionisation hut thari Street, Union City, a gnburb of were Indications that eomganle* Naugatuck, with 18 cent* and depending on It will * • * mad* for th# track* o f N »w agents from organising th* » « • • York, New Haven A Hartford " n i i m v r l h ^ r o u U m «U o n e U .k l-'v e , 8l^ nt ih at Orlando, am ong o lh r r towna tn th e fllile . <0- prosperity. In other worfW poor ■ The lie't-" <lr erlptlun of 3.2 fanners, poor community, poor w the tliacontlnuanet?. aviation cen‘ which we h»e»' heard is given by ItCwyent, doctors, property ew»■*-Avery tbiwr-lh who flrula that "lly . « ■ < — ■ J-th* time tha rww le-»r r»te lu Until now th* farmer* feugkt ] %»’ ynur *1 .maeli it's too wesk to get Itn place In the aviation alone or not nt all, being dlsceor- J m " •‘O rlando fig h t * today to keep ) ta tha bia>|.” age!, everybody being against the j l k t the cham ber o f farmers' cau«*. W" r l » A t 1 2 : 1ft o’clock thla aftern oon FUr llmt’»lan« will pay Ihe ex­ Viewing th# abov# farts I cmS f c C i S 'i i r t t.ru» BERLIN, Jaly 15^-<AV-Th* tern*) penalty of death f i t pu,,ln|f c•ttmtirrco, O rlando -----­ clod* that the only "Factor'1 left utir, wi*r, nail' ami *1*'* In the mean* o f keeping o u r dot on I* the Seminole Coonty Chamber Hitler cabinet Issued a deer** imip of Sovitt factory workers, “ T h e U . S. go' of Commerce being nbl# to 4t veiterWy pormittiag withdrawal *Hrh «t-cti:t to ns 1n lot letting get. In elim in atin g iom#thing for tha alaaeat lost •I clHxeiuhlp right# aad * * in r * of prival* fartunoa from persona ih" offender* o ff pretty lightly. noinawhat o f a rc-' farmers’ cause. both within aad without th* coun­ Atlantic hack In 1927. Th* Chamber of Cemmarr* could harmonise th* good *!•- try. who ■»* regarded a* | About th* b»»t example of pe- nt I nient* of thla community aad un­ sir able by th# govsroxxcnt. Irli.t.nu we have • « n In a lung lt.hrtmdiy appiKJ- P1**der tho C of C. flag fight for th* tine' tv n Jersey City war vet.-r- s m s s S z g s : : an wto, tktola hia teput'enttrliv* common cause against tha ex­ orbitant railroads’ freight rate# iti Conxre i In nlup his romiwnsa[Unn so that he might aid hit guV- around th r p r o b t e m . ____ .d v e rtln in g cam paign here which deprived the celery grow­ eriin.. nt In it* economy prugtom. ers set only of a fair Iacorn# bet even of their investments and al­ bn Grnf Tcppelin bat just re­ so the whel# community’* tocnev. ind fn-m da third trip « f «he Hoping that th* C. of & will sun t» llrmil with twenty p»sconsider th* growers* plight aad gers nnd n Ini*" quantity *>f rail a meeting of th* best ele­ il, on accomplishment which ment. of this community te dis­ ps rl.’o to the thuught that all cus* th* ways and means to fol­ Iglbles nr* not fragile. low In accomplishing- a freight reduction for th* celery Industry General Halim's air armada has equal to th* pru-war level, I b*man urhnt run Im expected from ">• would result In conflict with American and other 'nations’ im­ migration lawn. Under th* deer**. Minister of Interior Wilhelm Frick can order Hermans travel­ ing or llrlkg abroad to rtlurn im­ mediately I® Germany In errat their aeUvUlda displeaoa th# Hit­ ler government. Failara to obey wwitd rveult tn wuhdrasval of their clttyrwhip and reliart of their proporty. German, eo hit cannot retorn luxf and likfly would bft forced on tho eeuatry where they ar# &<*** apjoaralflf. [aviation in th m st war. Twenty­ flying In m#M formaSmir id" kl.utx hav.- rotii" ;xafely, with onjatevpiton, all th# way from Italy Itn l!># Auterkban continent and are jaxp.rt. ,1 Ip Cbl ago today. [( The honeymoon of 72-ye*r-old Thetsloi* Cat he* it ami Thelma tBunnell, 17, ink'll abruplly when h* tHacuvcrfsl that k* «f*s ex1pacts it tu support seven members of hi* wife'* family, lie should C. of C. would graatly increase Ih* prestige ml this laaliluUoa *0 ovvr Ihe Slat* ml Ftavida. NICK XKRNOVEAN. farmar. HANFORD, T W E N T Y Y E A R 8A G O *" __ __ u . l nwsk w , •• ■ ■ r x n o t lo t r r a r y hm M fV V S R • half century af V factoring axperianca tbaa)—depandabl# aa vr»U ' nomicaL Baa ua for full If S e c u rity L u m b e r C o M In c . ft A t The Churches directed Miss Stahl Hostess . A t Dance A t Home Mr. and 3frx. J. I- Hurt and *" **“ ■ ' tlijvldtnd and wife were touring te.,. Mr.- T. tL U-vU. lOa- W­ th* thops in the West End of W. Loug, Mrs. IL W. Utzw*, * « • London. Presently they slopped K. A S t v a u , n»4 ouUiile a di'play of hats In a xnop Lenae Duplicated I l k ' pointed t# another hat. about that on#T" h# asked. . “ Lfc) everybody U wearing that Id4 " abo telurnvd.— I-abon McLAULIN, Jr. C h ica go Teachers Parade Aa Protest Against P a y C a ts ILuW no nno b* dacalved by th* if th# tax eater* In this that ” th« corporation* p «j” hat, therefore, If*#* xhoukl , reduced. Thar* la a railroad ihkh l« paid by every ueer I railroads, adding to freight lassvngvy vat*#. Thera la a on* lag Which lx- agiod ily, If Invtxlbfy, to ***»F mom bin. There la a powgr DR. HENRY BEST FOOD CHICAGO, , Mora than *ooq school Claud* Hobson, who will frekokly hav. lo N 4#cort#d ba*M hfW» • “ Mre* V r t li, a f ' M h M r t d : t h a guest o f hoc sister, Mia. A . BChaypeU, ua Calarg A r e « * . ll>y U i vUcIt const nil WlUla fltrlngfoB«w w t i wht*pockots o f gawsr aad light y r la g o* tk* itreaU l >N.rday sad Informod T h i Herald M that ha hod' Ja»* fMMhad mpf l j l w Y*fonla,Caarty w1th_*hMI* Uorheta post OFFICE r. Mr. and Mrs. Ueorge Walls and children will leave tomorrow for Jacksonville when Mrs. Well) and th* chlldtvn will visit her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. K E. Keene. for some time. Mr. Wells, will return her* her sister, Mrs. France' Forbes, uf Sunday night. FIRST ail'RCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Christian Science After 'pending several week* at elate in Grorgm, South Carolina, time. ■•1 New Jtrs#y, Mr*. Bay Hollar fill return lo bar home b#r* 11ay. Ska will he accempanlod by HOTEL Third lU.ot, Church Mvhu>l, 9:46 A. M. M.irning Worship, ll:UU A. M. Sernr >n !>y th# Pastor. Mid-week service W'rdnr<day, 46 l>. M. SUlrenlh Mreel and Sanford Avenue. Th* Rev. K. M. Mar.er, pastor. Bible .School, 946 A. M. .Morning Service, 11:00 A. M. R-bjrrt fur m lining sermon, "The Grace uf Reverence." Evening 'CMice, H:l)0 I*. M. Subject fur sermon, “ The Grrat Alternative." W,-dnr.day servin', 8:00 P. M. .Sunday Sellout, 1U:IX] A. M. ™“ Kpwnnh' l.rifile, '15:13 |’. Ifi Prvarhing, Thursday, H:1HI I M. by Rev. It .T. Caldwell, poetor. The llrv. Smith Hardin, pastor. Sunday School., ll:4-’i A. 31, Judge II. W, Ware, acting superintindent. Morning Service, 11 :IM» A. M. Sermon by the Rev. II. T. fold writ, uf Benson Springs. Young 1'rople‘a Division, 7:0b IT Al AN A Hi i U.AH HfMU TYPE W R ITE R S 4 i»C t H T e # .L LANDO The "house that chemistry . ........ . i.horstnrv belli I* no longer a lauorxiory Inv. It l« an actuality *• It Century ot Prugrrow Kspo'iuon lu Cliliugo During tho past year* of .lackened buxine", tha rexi-arch rhem* |'| ha- been bu-y devising new methods nnd new processes took, tug to new product* lo help In the r. duration of the world's In* ilii'li) Espsii'lon o f the use* ut VHi)l resin. Is one ot the Im­ portant le'Ulta arrnnipll'llrd About one hundred >eur» ago a French rhrnil't dlscuvered a While powder whhh formed In wealed lube' of vinyl chloride lelt In lli» >uii'blne. thin dl.n.ieiy. In the hand I ut later tliepil'l*. tires me u pt., .lie known u. vinyl ii-'ln Dr George D Curm*. Jr . ViveI ’rr'ulent and ltr«e*reh Dlreetor III llo- Carbide and Clomlinl. Corporation a nuit of Union Car­ bide and Carbon Colpoiatlun ha* detvluped this restn Into a pro- duet known as vlnyllte. the terll* n|tn)|,il|.|urr „ f >nc,h , rtl(l„ ai trar, r |n r r | bote*, water rr uvea ot which were for the eicellunl material tor the deelure of l.l.e teeth, and. for the mating <■( phonograph records; in this latter It demonstrated a duratitlltr theretofore unknown and further. It was unbreakable. Now. with the application uf heal ami pre'sura this m in I* hem* molded Into great statu and t>aneli, u'atile In lli<* tonklrisrtii.ii ot tho major part of a model apartment or tiua.o K w p th,- outer watt' may be made of these panel', and. etperlnienl* .how tti.it the heal lie.' through 11ll re III. tl V11.>111e w all. I ' lev i than llirouch a .Ixleen tiuh ionxtruillotl « ( litleh. air .pace and lath unit |ila'ler Thete are two rooms and bath In the model apartment at the Klpi.'ltl.ilia i m i'll u< l.-d a* i n " tin* inrrldor Iron, tt.e main exhibit u( Union Car tilde and Cal l.un Curpuratluu T h * floor blu\k*. dour Agreement Among PUBLIC WORKS C h u n n ie s O k e T F d PROGRAMWILL By Adoll! Hi t l er BE SPEEDED UP BERLIN, July 15. bit The] draft cunliltatlun for th.' I’rot,-'. taut rhurtli o( licimany an I Hut roni-urdat with the Vnticaii rnd Ing politiml activities o f Catholic n < it-iict In Gcritiany. »•><• i.uth approved iinuniiii" ly j f 'l r i 1ty by t hani'llnr Hitler’' cnh.net. The chnnccll >r warmly Ibaaietl Vice Chancellor Ftt-t* »un I'np n for hie *u rct"fu l nrgoliatitmt in ItnriHt in romit-clmn with the r-'n cur UL lb tail' uf th" ,-uHt rtrilat were nut made public but the test uf the new protr.Unt c< n'titutlnn ' t ' given out. The pr.nmtd,. state':' ” ln thi' hour when God urduiru-d a gnut hist irical ttansfurmatio.i. Evan­ gelical i bun he' have runlliiucd un ■ completed work iniliate,| by the Kirrhenh rid (Churrh Dnion) toward' n unified German Hutu grlial t hurch whereby coofr* 'tons born out uf Ilu- ref irmatb n 'olcninly I, rid thriii-i lv. < lugcth rr. testifying to *ullr l" ly , "fie spirit, one laint un-- faith, one baptism, one God, rt".| ml' Fallit r , ( ii' all, who is almti' nil, by ull and in all.” ( t*..ntimi-tl Knvrn Pag" Or.e) fnmi ulh«*r ltuirrr^ f»»r \%«»rK. It un4 mailt* plain nt th<* Whitt* II ihjn** Ihnl •trt|Unl f«»r fun«U I nil t municipally nanrd litfht anil u-jtre planlN liVrly | » n t r i l f furorull,* ron'idcrulhm. Tbc t’n.per-Alcuva Ihmd run trul end teclamal'an pnjvrt on th,- North I’lslte Itivrr In Wyniiiltitr wn« rited a< n pos.llde fav­ orable rsample „ f n ••■If liuMpl.iIng |iru|Hi.al such a ' the I’ rr.l■hnt hat In mind. It ha' !»■ ii trpresent,d I* bun the llfi.ikm.isxi im l uf tlv ' wo Id lx' fully tcbunt'd tit ifie goveinmcnt. It lik'-vti-c wait Indicated nt th>Whl e lluii " th- public lull l ng program wn< ilu" fur nm'ldcrahlc l rimming. Th(. I’ r.i elent ** In'I'lInc tbal flint la It nil wct| ttnlt fur nrw pti'tiilfirev or f" k-ntl build­ ing' uhtn (I tan be pnivrd that over a given |.'r ml i f year' it uiiuld ro.'t the u .ti-rnment I f " lo luild than to conlm c th* prv'enl rt-Ml.il I it*i*. * Th" public work- adminUlrntit n bat .ubmittc 1 to I’ rc'tdi nl Installation S o r v ice Will He Held Sunday They Sang A New Hong.” “ A Very Strange Saying” wil be Ihe ihente to be >U.'i-i'*rd Sun da) night. panel, end knobs, the Inner all.'. , nd lhr num h. Boordg for the flower garden In the re*r outer welle. the kltehrn cebln-t. vinyl CAhUngAdtllnc mur.i b«*«uly ant| ronvrnlrn< •• ar«* lh<* v ln y lllf wlhdnw paint which per­ mit AoCtrnrtl |I«U to |><’ct li.tt** Ihn aparlntml hat which m ».»4 «mt any po«4ibl«* ualy v t «« :• la Mlatetl. however, that coupt* ly traii'parm t pamw ala* i m |%* mail** of the »am»* aubcUnt i Th»* rliem UU who Ih« t< y -.*• f«*» It tl Ihrtc* Ult .t tl*M»lo|‘ f iil•lalt* ih.ii vln>lilt* i« alto;.il*a>' inip* rvioui lo t*Uh«*r at lit« or *»l halt* Hint that the* problem of tlvft nil lira* for 'all purl* of S * hiMi<»* |» |rntlrtt**i| klnipli1 ll i* ninth* r i »•**lhl a til alitl whrt» c it ••rc t| |i nnl Mihj* 1 1 |n r.t'a'Mv MMfc* lilt* «u(orln< 11 iiiailt- to |»r CHARI.OTTF.V1LLE. Vo, Jely IS. "The drp‘re*.lon I* rubbing ‘n the Icsnn well all ovvr the world that no war pays," sa'd Kredetick J. Mbbv. executive xecn ta ry of the National fouix-il for Rrwentlon of War. In an ad* Urea, recently before the In.tl* lute of Public Affair* at tha Unlcecity of Virginia. "The peaee m vement h»re and abroad relies for »urce.., «ald the .peaker, far note upon the motive than It iloea i I on aitrui.nl. t'epitali't nations bave filly adequate rra.on., as Chancellor Hitler recrntly »aM, for preventing another wotld uut* break." The only highway to permanent p -aoe, in the opinion of Mr. Lib* by. i< a progtevilvr world organlration ha«e«l upon the common in* .rrTy«T»m-~peneev With1 lediMliaw wfa rm a m e nt« by International agrremnet nnd their reorganlxa* lion ii * domestic pol.ee force*, with about Ion of all wrapona of attack. »n I with world-wide “ mor­ al'' ,11- armament p r o mo t e d through . rbool, and churches and tireand radio and "moving- nl factor* -of thla proid the » peaker. ar# tho lilt and » world l^aguo “ It lock* now as 11 .'in will belong to the f Nationv before w* do, hull Join eventually botiiealt* (he mult-ri.tld people want pence III III* K8|Hih|||ii|) lilt.i|i I «i» • in g a t, the recant of lb** litoat ttllraclh«« (rulitr«M • • . nii unemployment. Dr. lit** Maynih*’llc ho at** * la lit** to*.* Itic . which !• iiiatl** of lit** warn* Andre**, of th* Amerl* %ln>I M*«ltM ami lv In many tv* clat nn f* r U t o r Or­ ,. New York, deelaro'i II Indication* pointed approval n |„«ard curly adoption of ■ eonhari'.r nnd l 'l r etive American program. ., totaling | lief erring *o the n annuun.-e.l «*hi" f lnhtr 1113.. public employment ctTwe * ..... r'.a under Ibe dlrertlou o f Hec Andrew. ..id that “ the Impor­ tance o f thla fur future con.tniet v public nrlion can .rarely b# i.vt rc'limnletl, i t it nnl only aup111i ' informnt un impartially t<» ware rarticra and employers, bit allttlmt-nt. in, Imltd 844.tmanenlly - into our f -r (t-d-ral run-Irurtion; it weave' I"' •ivrlaV fabrie th" e«.entlal hasi* for I.IMMI for tut It mi.I |arkx, etfeciiv» a i.nim.uallun t f unem>, Indian ie',"vutions xn I land*, and alnm.1 flJW0ttflXI pluynient In-uiani-e.” Speaker' nl the round tabl# on m-Gdt-inl iimnic pal projth# llnllcii Stale* and tha Far End were Charles K. Mo*#r, The p hlie wt tk i a tninDtrachief nf the Far Eastern xecllon tl n’ istliiialn l th" federal works uf th" Department of Commerce. piouturu would git,' ” l > t l men t'unerrt" American economic full time eniplo) nont (or a year. ln ler"'l* in th# Far Ea.tt, »ald At lhl> tat.' e »|h-ihI till" rtf the rntir.' g t..HMl.lHi«r.iw-t» wit.Id g iv" Mr. 31'i'er, consist in the main of al.iut n null it n nirn a full y r* r ’ < a total capital Investment **tlmated at between $1,000,000,000 wot k. With th" "trepll.n of WMJHHI,- rnd 81,500,000.001), an t an export *.M| (or Ib.iil l r D.-mi, mo'l uf th" trade In th" n"ighborhood of nmnry silt ext".I |r fed"rsl proj- IfiOO.OOOJMl) annually. Sum# part* re t' to>lu)r wa f -r work cut out , f the Far Eastern area app**v to of th" regular -depailiiu nlul ap utter g'"Ml ground f >r the hop# prnpriation hdU last winl r by that th n country will not only I'l'rurr'-. Th" rnl irrl In ard in leach the hlghwater mark of th# charge uf th" p Mir work pro­ 'ft.rmer market there, but xurpu** gram woi meet ugnin t Uy to ll, .a!d Mr. Miner, but In other ro nines all signs seem to show ion-birr ii.bl li-iiial projects. that th,. markets for Unltad N on" of the project- >,, far *p have already proved lut' been aiinoiutrt',| in- Matrs prt*luels •’ividunlly everpt th" srnnll mu- na"ril their xrnith. ricipcl impr .vemeril llrrn< total­ ing It". Ihnn fl.UJO.IMHI. Th" spr rif,,- Items wdl not It- announced until thr various huieaiis cunrrrni'tl l u )" revised their e.tirnnl". In arrnrd*m-r with III" cuts KTOHM SWEEPS EAST TEXAS LONGVIEW. Texas, July 15.— M’l A sever.' windstorm xwapt over the K id Texas oil field lata Thun- Gy, leveling derrick* and shack*. The wind broke *om* Win­ dows and telephone cable*. ' TO I’KEmCII IIF.RE E V A N G E L IS T Announrerrent was made her* this morning lliat the llrv. It. T. Caldwell, pastor o f tho Barnett Memorial C h u r c h at llrnmn Spring', will prrarh Sunday morning at the 11:00 o’rlock serv­ ice at the Methodist Churrh here. The Rev. Smith Hardin, pastor nf r# local rhurrh, will prearh at th" Barnett 3lrmnrlal Church at the •amc hour. PLAZA LO W SU M M ER R A TE S BOO room' nil with private bath. • T fo HI Inner anil outer walls, the doors, xhlagles. Boor tiling, kltrhea equipment and even the window paIMS s>f this Rule home are made of vlnsllte resin*, a aew development bused on the researrh work In the of 'tnlhetle organic rheinhaU, of Dr. George Oliver Cnrme. Jr., resenrrli director of fnlon Carbide anfartnin Corporation and IKLI winner of the I handler rhrjnlstry award. This new material resMs bot* nrlds and alkalis nnvl It non-inflammable. “ The V ln jlllr House" Is on exhibition In the Hall otMrlravr . at A Century at I'rogreos Exposition In Oilragtr. BDKNKAEti METHDDIHT C lliritl II (Open all Year) DAM I Ml Fre T h . Offle#" Fprner Park Avenue and Strwts The Krv. John UfrnarJ Right In th« centre of Ih# city, facing beautiful Central Path ami the wiirld-famoux Prada, with store*, theatres a»,| publie building' ronvenlently nearby, tha PLAZA Is tb* natural rendez­ vous uf th" tourist. OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. tv a y y U la g lO NG RKG ATItlNAI. C H l R i H L- 1 t A Wm. F. McPherson Speaks On “ THE COMING CRISES AND THE COMING CHRIST” FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE this summer? If ao—Stop at tho ixipular 1 • Dlsist, OpposiU P o «t Offlod lenders ar* fl A re you planning n vaention it. Now Jersey, formerly of thla city, who will bv her guest for a shirt lunch Surday Schoc!, 9:45 A. SI. Morning Worship. 11:00 A. M. Christian Endeavor, T:00 I*. M. Evening Worship. 8:00 P. M. The session will meet at the dose o f th* Morning ard evening worship servlet, tor th* reception of member*.-Thot# without church homes In Sanford are welcomed to all services. The pastor is avail* able (or conference every morning from 9:00 o'clock to 12:00 o'clock in his study at th* church. (Presbyterian Government) Organised In 1X91. Tim Rev. Marlin J. lliam. ns'Preaching Serviers at 11:90 A. tor. M. ami 7:30 I*. M. July HI, Fifth Sunday aft' » ffraded Surntiy School with Trinity. Trained Teachers, 10:00 A. M. Holy Communiiin, 7:3tk A. 31. Minister, tlm llrv. Jamrj 31, Church School. 9:.‘U) A. M. Thompson. Morning Prayer aad Sermon. CHL'RCll OF THIS NAZARF.NK 11:00 A. M. Young People’* Service Is-agur. Ijiki- Mary Fla. (5:30 P. M. R.' N. Samlero, pastor. During the morning prayer Sunday SrhoC", 9:45 A. M. nerviee tha t.uoining uffi.rra t,f the Young People's S e r v i c e Preaching, 11:00 A. M. 3'uung Propln'x Kuriaty, 0:30 la'SgU" will b" install'd with P. M. proper ceremony. Preaching, 7:30 p. M. o v i k i m ) m k h k h Ti h t c h u r c h Prayer 3lectlng Tuc'day, 7:30 P. M. W. J. Carpenter, pa'lor. Preaching County Home, 2:13 Morning xervire subject: “ Am Hun icing 31las 3lary Jane Pres­ ton who plant to l<a*e 3lun<lay fur Knoxville, Tenn. to s|M'nd the a.miner, 3IU* lluberla Stahl cnterta n, J with an infi imal tlanre u. •. Preaching County Camp, 3:30 P glvrn laat night at the h rnir of her (tarents, Mr. end 3lrs. C. F. 31. Stahl, Park Avenue. FIRST H A IT I8 T CTIUKCH Daneing wa* enjoyed •’)( gucstit until a late hour when re­ Tho Bov. W. y . Brooks, Jr., freshments., were xctvrd by Ihe pantor. hueUsa, assisted by her mother. Sunday School, 10:0 A. M. A profugiun « f ganlen fl twers Morning Service*. 11:00 A. 31. waa uxe.’l to adorn the room* nf n. Y . P. U.. 8:45 l». M. the Stahl home which were Evening Service*, 8:00 P. 31. Wednesday Evening Services, 8:00 P. M. Lcrson Is Declared To Have Been Learned That W ar Is Costly Th* Ret. E. D. Brownlee, P. P. P. 31. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Gonzalex and grandilaiightrr, lldi'n Eliza­ beth, Irft today fur Greenvill", S. C. wher" they will visit relative* for about two week*. They were accompanied by 3lr*. IjrRue Bliss,j o f Orlando. CHEMISTS BUILD HOME OF THE FUTURE patter. Evening Service, 8:00 P. M. Sun lay Sch<n', 9:45 A. M. Sermon by the pastor, "Reeking Christian Endeavor, 0:30 |*. M. the l. o . t ” Evening Serviroa, 7:30 R M. Wedneulay Prayer Service, 8 tin 31id-wrek Prayer 3leeting, 7:30 Jamra Mays Has ifclurre i to hia hrme at l/ruisvilte, Ga. after spending several days here with hi* uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mr*. J. E. Rowland, Jr., Palmetto Avenue. ^ '•* MTfc#r# you mx*," Min, point- V i l i a m J. Bryan, MrtaUry •* .In, to an attractive atyla, “ buy stale, declared * t Ilem K rt^vtM . N. U. Unlay U -t hta W ireelf that hat It'll suit you.” * gh# ihuok bar head. "But that ftyl* ta not worn now," #k# rv- Social Calendar A recital b> th,. DrLan I and Mr>- FreJ Ball will leave to Sanford pufib of the First No­ MONDAY. morrow fur Da)tons Reach t< tional Institute of Yitlin win held Circle Number One of the ■pond atout three week*. on W nlwuUy rvrnlng at the K lnt UaptUt t hurch will meet Sleaford Woman-. Club, 320 Oak at .1:30 o’clock with Mrx. Jam*. Roy Frank Syncs, Jr. Is Avenue. T. Hardy at the Mayfair lintel. landing the week-end at Daytona The program war pmerited a* Clrtle N .m ter Three of Ihs each with friend*. f .How.: F in t U apt.t Church will meet “ Sal-te to Hie Colon** l.y Anthony with Mrx. A. C. Chamberlain, S. O. Shinholner returned last an l “ V iola.'* ly Kern —DeLand 1510 Sanford Avreue. nlgnl from Sarasota and Bartow Orchevtrn. Circle Number Six of the First where he spent two days. Solo, "Humoresque", Dvorak— IlaptDt Church will meet at 3:30 M:*< t’ornelia McRae. o'clock, with Mr*. George Hutf, Mr. and Mrs. Morris M»ye “ Kitty Walt*". U D« na Mnhile— 2t,*» laurel Avenue. hare m'.ved from 714 Oak Ave­ Circle NumU-r Seven i f the Sanford pupil'. nue to ICO! Palmetto Avenue. "Illack Hawk Walt*''— Margaret Flr>t Itapti.t t hurbh will meet Dale and Nell Hathaway. |at .'1:30 o'clock with Mr*. Boston Mis* Mery Jane Preston will “ Old 'Kentucky Home"—Jimmie : Steele, Uranlnll Avenue. leave Monday for Knoxville, Tenn. There will be a called meeting to spend this'remaining part of uf the St. Agnr* Guild of Holy th* summer with relatives. utaca", by Jvetn and "Fade-1 Cro«* KpUrnpal I'hurvh at 4:00 Roses", by I’revton—DvLaud I*. M. at the parish hou.e. Dr. A. W. Knox will rslurn to. Orchesl ra. Regular hn*inr«« | meeting of morrow from Cam|i Fo.ler a*. iano .solo, "First VaUe", by the Woman*. Mi*.ionary Society Jacksonville where he ha* been Godanl -Ora Rage, of Belnnd. o f the First Mrthmli.t Chtireh for the past two week*.__________ 7n irr.n i ?r r ; H !-m' W B a r a T g Wor It"—Dorothy Beckham, uf eh rch, Miss M arf Maiwell, who ha« Delaind. J ., been at Daytona Beach for mime time, has returned here for a few “ My V W .h '— Ulantdi Tiinlry. “ Iloxe l*elal»", Paul l.awx in— day*. Herman Middleton. Hurt, " D l l W ulti"— Marjorie Mlsa Kllxaboth Adame who is t.yneh, 'of Del^rut, and Clara ^rnnd.ng tho summer at Daytona llaakins. IP L h , is the guest today of Mis* Donee—Doris slaekaon. . New Orlando Road near Geneva Dorothy llalne*. "Gliding Swin", Evans and Avenue. llio I|*v. William F. Mcl’her"Color Guard'', Handel— DoMrs. C. W. ShinhoUer Irft tor, pastor. Land Orchtstra. Thursday fur Sarasota to vi'lt Bible School, 9:15 A. M. her daughter, Fir*. J. V. Miller, Morning Service*, 110:0 A. M. for several weeks. .Subject: "Achieving Faith.” .Janet Gaynor Stars Evening Servce*, 7:1.'. I*. M. Miss Antoinette Shlnhol.er has Suhjcct: “ Th* Cuming CrioeJ And gonet o Bartow ly spend a short In “ Adorable” Sunday The Coming Christ.” time with her cousin, Mrs. E. T. \V u m en ’s i ’ rayer Meeting Twu uf the nto«t (Hipular Roux. ecr.-en playira in the wurld ure Wedne'day, 30:0 I*. M. I'rayer and I'ral.'a Service Kux Mr. nnd Mr*. Will Ingram nnu co-alarrsd in "Adorable,” Wedne'day, 7:43 4*. M. Film romantic cunn-dy with three daughtero, of lake Wurth, ar* th# guest* o f Mr*. Dora Gaer-i ,'!u’ lc' turning un Sunday lu the »y aad-MUa -K lla -trlah at tla.in el|aPC llK'ilCf u . . . . ... . . ■ ■ home on Geneva Avenue. They an. Janet Gaynor and Bar. ______ ty tiurut. .Miss Gaynor, who The Rev. J. J. Kr llaithsn, pa.tur, Mr. ami Mrs. J. E. Rowland, bar steadily climbed the ladder id First M n", 7:SO A. M. Mipulnrilv rln.re her ntt-munihl* Jr. and 'bughter, Jacqueline, left Sirmiil Mass. lt:bu A. M. today for Louisville, Ga. lu Benedirtiun after 9:1X1 A. M spend ab»Jt twu week* with 31a". Daily M*«*. 7:30 A. M. friends and motives. Sunday School, Tur'dajs am Thursday, at U:IH) A. M. , Mm. I. T. Stringer and chil­ dren are expected to return GtI’Atll.A CD3fMUNITY CIILRCt mirrow front Jacksonville whett* Uuy have been visiting relative* Tho Rev. Alfred Erlcson, pantor. ■ Ii thajMSt twu week*. * Morning Service i, 11.00 A. 31. ^ * l l y left yritenlay for Daytona Meaeh to spend about three weeks. They were arcimpanled by Mrs. Hurt’* nerhew*. Julius Stryker, Jr. and Henry Stryker, of Deyleatown, Pa. " Mrx. W. J. UUl entactad-d t«Fane, Wotk C lrtl. atlcrnoon. The n *m l»** * £ hours socially ami dainty fane, wock. guts la wera: D’ M is . J. J. Bullion. Mrt- > Telephone:. Office 148 #»vry b.u-.iy in a. '.h* charth at Rare Second SUret <1 11:00 o'clock. Subject for to. morrcw U "S.-ltncr and Health.** Wednatday arming church at 100 E. 2nt St., at 8:00 oYock. Tkla church Maintain* a free [trading Room at th* church wharf tha Bible acd all authoritad Ihrls:lan Science li.rralur* may be read, borrowed or purchased. Open Tuesday* and Friday* frem 3 to 5 P. M. - Din' and Done, at the M A G N IF IC E N T N E W ROOF G A R D E N Th# renter of Havana’* Ifo lnl Uf#. RENE BOLIVAR. Managing Director FRESH PEACH ICE CREAM MADE WITH DELICIOUS GEORGIA PBAC IIESTREE UlUENED. ON SALE AT A L L SODA FOUN TAINS. On the N ew Orlando Road N ea r Geneva SUNDAY NIGHT 7:45 O’clock (Something new on, “ Occult E xpect ;tncy regarding the Anti-Christ,” “ W ork Dictatorship in the light o f Prophecy," “ Trusting the Brain Trust,” "Signs ir The Heavens,” “ A Glorious Hope.” �THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA* LONGWOOD Principal W. J. Walk. Jr. and M n. Walla of Lym*n School, who ■ o ipaftJtag tho aummar at Lake .It. may, Ganara, ante ruined tha . .cully of tho school there with a 1 rh fry *on Friday. Thoae from Lmgwoed* attending were: Mr. t ml Mn, L. J. North, Mia* Aldla 1iVlgne, Mr. and Mr,. E. W. Me.'allay, ami Mr. and M n. K. S. Thornton. Mn. J. Fred SeholftoM i* en­ tertaining her alatar Mra. Elisa: eth Taylor, of Murray, Kentucky. The Women', MlMlonary Kocily of Urn Baptlit Church held 'hair monthly matting on Mon lay nftaraooo whan tha appointed topic waa Africa. Mra. J. H. Avant wa. In ehnrg* of tha pro­ gram. Among Ihooo preaont war*: Mr,. J. p. Meant, prtildont, Mn. Robert Entsmlngrr, Miss Florence Lovvll, M n. William Hartley and gueat, and Mr,. L. Entamingar. M n. B. R. Gray and chlldnn hava ralurna.l from a rlalt of M i­ tral week, with relativo* In Terra Cala and Lakeland. M n, L. Cramer haa returned from Port Myen where she at­ tended her brother who haa bean rary III. « Tha July meeting of tho Civic t-eagu* mat with tha Rawing Club at tha library on Wednearky af­ ternoon. Mr. am) Mn. C. B. Searcy at­ tended tho funanl service, of Fredirle If. Rand in Orlando on Frl by morning. The former g o lf factory haa been leaned for a crate mil) by an Orlando-firm whfth'l* hiring, ma­ chinery In,tailed In tha plant LAKE MARY OVIEDO Orlando ware: the Mltie* Clara La, Wheal* r, Joyce Watnrlght, Charlotte La*, Louise Wheeler, ■nd CurtU Mitcham, Roy Clonta, John Lundy and Sponcor Wainright, Jr. Mr. and M n. Doc Makolm ara tba pro, <(parent, of a fine daugh­ ter born Saturday, July llh. Mr. and M n. A. D. Sauer and son, A. D. J r, left for Wayne,yllte, N. <7. Monday whar* they expect to spend tha iumm*r. Mr. and Mr,. P. E. Bond and chlhkren left this week for their old horn* in MUalailppI whan they will visit friends ami rvla, tires. 'Mr. tftd Mr*. T. I . I.lngo and rhIHrtn are spending several weeks at Daytona Orach. M n. Scott, o f Arcadia, la visit­ ing her brother. Mayor L. P. Mills, and other relative, this Clonta and Doc Malcolm hay# re* cantly u r'.rgoo* npalra. Hr. Col# haa finis had m prultiy plant. Among I ha farmor* who hata let contract* for cloaring calory land ara Morgan and Wbaolar, D. D. Danial, L. II. Cora, B. F. Ward, Raymond Estes, W. T. Walker. C. R. Clonta, and Thome, Wheaton. A number of other, are tiling land and driving wall,. GENEVA Discovery Is Made In Regard To Rays By Doctor Johnson PANAM A. July IS^-tfV -D tecovery that there ara no alactren*, but Instead a rush of vastly charged poaitlvo particle, la the cago to attend the World's Fair. Mr. and M n. Claude Lavenn and son. Claude, J r, of Orlando, spent Saturday afternoon with Mr. and Mn. W . a Ballard. Mrs. W. B. Ballard Is attend­ ing the Baptist Assembly In Tam­ pa this week. Paul and Charla* Dooley and Homer Ballard sprat Tuesday ao tho East Coast on a fishing trip. tkm te « U * tho charged P** Deles UavoL Tha dtraetlao U eovarwd by t k earth's magnetic fW d Ba claimed tradoobtcd rrUnua —on, w *y tor rngotln A l t l M b that 10 peraaat o f lb* toy* ban tha opposite for positive ara positive' parUetoe, o f 000,000 to M.000,000,000 volt* aplao*. Tba other 70 porwM ba aakl, by I t w n lla rrldceao." a** NEW TORE. July and Dr. Arthur H. Compton. Milli­ kan hold, th * ray, ara p h o e ton*— Fodrral Judg, William Bondy lata Compton that tbay ara charged Thursday dbmlaaod tba, $lfi00.But moat o f the aclaotiaU who 000 damage suit brought by tha agree to tho partial, theory, bar* KsBogg Company against tha laid tha myatcrleua ray, wan National Biscuit Company charyp ta M ia w electron,. The . b o w aglatonoa of lay si mulattoa of ahceddod wheat biscuits and unfair competition. oloctroaa in the air bare ia prorao, Ur. Johnaon hold*, by tba dimephontono—ao caliad bsslbU af light. Dr. Johnson la assistant direc­ tor of the Bartel research founda­ “ Be*t For Tha South" , tion, Swarthmore, Pa. Hla studies I f ybur house needs painting, us* Dosier A Gay’* Faint ► ware mad* at the Bano Colorado ■'Boat for the South," because it Is grodnd and taisad to with­ Island laboratory. Canal Zone, un­ stand Southern Sun, wind, and rain. der auaplcaa of the Carnegie In­ KM Sanford Avaawa stitution of Washington. These finding, may help recon­ cile the conflicting views o f tba 204 S an ford A ven u e two fimoua American coamlo ray experts, Dr. Robert A. Millikan Wieboldt Studio DOZIER & GAY’S QUALITY PAINTS STANLEY-BOGERS HARDWARE CO. Her. and Mrs.. B. L. Chase, who hav.- for some time been residents iif Hinfnnl rfrenLy movmt to Uke Mary occupying the "Klrg" T.M.Dollison J N STB l) C TO It STRING AND OK BRASS INSTRUMENTS phene *M-W Btadlo Ills Myrtle Are. all kin.),, sir. Kspert Im1 a w n mow ers • m i n t sag Sbsreeae* A|m YmW Hal* va’-kour work dim, by a mtchanlo le W. SHADOIN Hill Lumber Co, Martin’s Garage If you hava your car OK'd by Martin bo* fora you taka your van IIon you may save time and money. Louse. Mr. amt Mrs. Mills and chiLlran have returned to make U k e Msry their homr, after an abaence of several years in Ocsla. One of the hnu.es in tha North Shore r>f Lake Mary owned by Mr. Greenlraf, wi< burned last Sunday night. Wc understand that the house v a j struck hy lightning during the storm that afternoon, and that iho fire smouldered until about midnight, when It burst Into flam e. The lwiua_had_bccn_YAntnt foe some time. Mi«« Nettle Collar, of Rots Lake, and Elliott Wlinen, eldest son of Mr. ami Mrs. George Wil­ son, of lok* Mary, were united In marriage last .Saturday, by Rev. J. B. Root, In 8anford. On Monday night a party was given for them at the home of the groom. The Girl Scouts eniayed scamp­ ing party at Shlnholier’s ramp on I sake Emma with Assistant CapL Donnie Bell Sellers as chaperone. Mr*. Chester Saunders end daughter, Avle, Mr*e.llomi-r Glea­ son and daughter, Elti# Jane, and Grace llunkln enjoyed a picnic at Ros, Lake last Wednesday. Margaret Dolores Wylie, stage ami screen star, of Hollywood, C al, and friend of Henry Kefluman-llelnk, son of Madame Sebuman-llelnk, visited at H. E. Westsr’s In eompany with Mr. and Mr,. Leon Pslge, nf Winter Paik, last Monday. Mis, Wylie wa* nio*t enthusiastic over the play­ ing of tho Wester Brother, and predicted a brilliant future for 118 W . Flrat St. PARK Grant, Attala Mees, and flora Edith Zauderer. Mra. D. B. Levy entertained In honor of her daughter, Selma, Tuesday afternoon with a birthday party. Game, and contests wer* enjoyed after whlrh refreshments of Ice cream and cake were served. Prof, and Mra. W. J. Wells and Mr. Arle, o f Oviedo, it driving daughter. Belly Ann, plan to several wells In or near Slavla. leavo Saturady for a trip to Chi­ Mr. am) Mrs. floland Dane, of Sanford, wtra In Uvledo Friday. Miss Adrienne Waites, o f Longwood, waa a recent guest o f Miss Catherine Young. Tho Town Equalisation Hoard met Monday to adjust all la, complaint,. Mr. and Mrs. K. |„ Wheeler have returned from Doca Grande where they spent the Fourth. Several.Oviedo people attended the II, Y. P. U, District meeting at Geneve Thursday o f last week. Among the parents visiting Camp Wewa during tho week were: Mrs. B. K. Wheeler, Mra. T. W. Lawton, Monday afternoon | Mr. end Mra. C. IL Clonta Wcdnesthy afternoon; and Dr. Carpenter, Mrs. Emory Mltchem, Mra. LunUay, and Mrs. Wainright on Do you know why tha wasn't Thursday afternoun. welcome I She, haroif, didn't. The recent good prices of cel­ H a lllo iit (bod breath), the ery caused quite a little activity social fault no one forgives, here. was tho reason. Yet no boo The respective homes of C. R. need have hatltod*. Gargling with UtterIn* InttonHy dortroyt Miss Wylie Is spending h#r vaca­ mouth odors aad chocks Infection In Orlando after which she will return to Hollywood. show that Uitorlao promptly Mr. and "Mrs. Kieg, o f Tampa, overt omos odon ordinary onlL were guests at Mra. i o Couatei soptlcs co o l hldo In 4 day*. last .Sunday, Lambert Pharmacol Company, Mrs. Ijo Count*# and son, Clar­ ence, have gone to Sanford to St. Loult, Mo* U. &.A. make their home. Fred Ci'ramiaga, locally known as "Rkeols" Cuianilags, and MIm font, July 1st. A party was give! for them la tha Chamber of Com­ merce Building last Mondsy night. BLOWI NG ROCK NORTH CAROLINA, T O D A Y is a bu yers mar­ ket. Competition ia keen. The woman who would g e t the most fo r her money ia the woman who ia a close reader o f the bids made for -her patronage. \ r e l ia n c e SANFORD ELECTRIC L IP E ’ INSURANCE CO. KARL J. SCHULTZ CONTRACTING CO, District Manager -Over *00 mllUea la ferae" owe 47* I U H. l i ELECTRICAL 8UPPL188 PHONE 441 108 MAGNOLIA P. Paul’s BRIGGS Beauty . Shop . Trade In Your old Furniture • For Caih at Wagoner’s FAM OU FOB ITS WI4 AAAA to JCKH „ FURNITURE CO, 6U> FOOD Delivery Es«ct)y bctwsio Ih i'k fit tc« end «1*hU«nih *inn of Blowlnf ftock'l only gotf count. , . hlfhut 18-holt count cut ol th* R od U i. . . th< Green Put |U«i you the save and amftjrd A vo, Phono TT4 P h on e 9140 Barrie* fo r Parti** Angel’s Eat Shack V PERKINS convtnlcac* of cwxttry dub lacUttlo*.' Whether you’re her* two w o d l or th* whole asaewr, you.1 tad e BIOWINO IOCK VACATION e reel "plct-me-up" , Met* mcrveUon* now for your there ol ley, robst Bvlnj In thlt unique rvrort ^ . oaltsd lor h*elth, beppinert end fun.' In btruly li In-' iptdng. The cool, codorttWi dlasts sdd* ley I* Iht outdoor recrration. Induce* H u d deep end devrlopi • teen rppetitr.f TRIANON t o t ra k eM o */ raft* iilu4tr*ttd dtoAJjj i Ji PHONE St tiu k M W C. T t a 80 ja n p 2 * ». f r r * PAUL MOLDCNHAUKA Ow*«f«M*a*i*r. i* Y M b I *j y ,j . MlftfWg r * f '*r,T. *;; m . t r - V » - : m hotm HGSI I .1. �___ -------,--------- ------ ,---- I------ 1 ..- ■ * / . c r tc i* r t H f 8ANMB® HERALD, SANWRD, FLOBIDA. wnd In m iS C n n P ty . M o f tr m re « • r»*( u fr* 4 •» B e e tle . f. t o w n s h ip l* i I t t n e . S| Cast. . i n t l f , *M M i n # In S »fliiiKi!* I le o n ty . r in r M a . cnm irttnln# f»# Vr ISBEING l « —The ■ntasa into effort recently under wflch tbe regular general **p«M fa o f federal departments wilt ha segregated from eipendltum Hated m eitraord Inary. Under th* lattar heading will f * a t th# moneys apant for carry* ing on tha various organrigtolne pPWiad o f goeammental dapnrtnaPnta will h# liatdd aa U»utl. Tha plan was decided upon Pome Urn* ago. Tho Pmident hi hla efforts ta hsmncn th# bodpit has anl dthat -ha did not «onaid#r that - eitra-ordinary aipanaoa •hopid be placed In Um same cat­ egory with tho rogular and isor- * ,h f t ** * . . , t*r J rt I lit \\|t* r r«tl 1 |titt< iiPiP uni** M l m i lot ml ,tml - t l f i t r l llie* -s*f||ts| 4s .il nf |(ir l'lti* u !l I 'ttllfl fu r ft*m lm *lr I 'n u n i r 1*1. s l i t . Mil* . B IL L Y ’S U N C L E teH C 6 U V - V O Cfdh ^ V -to W b O V fT y UJM O T V i» 5 TVhAAt^JOCtW L* t ^ l J Tho new bookkeeping methods, it Into effect on "July I at the sit o f tha 1934 flteal year, pre- — AiViT r TWKT THt M M A t \ *w '- s ic r r iT . t M u . ■r au Tcu * i K U O u i* N O T IC E L U A .Y , 1 WtSVk VOUt> CO |e R n « 3 t h a w M lb - M k . T t t A J A C K M IN , iWghtUnta M o rn i o r and ) } BALK s c o u .v V f Y/ - tv \a ,t e o r J f\ PWR.T U )tU L , UMY Crtt)WT Y O U W A U t fbtOUMD COULOW t ^ S V\T.«_ _^g QU\T J O ^ A h y C O K lt TTTTnr \.T>A^t \A mgmr ? J I / - 'C A U S E SU t U v tS / fU fe tN ( i (o u .t.1 Ik i AUSTRALIA,! S TA C A L V IN iD B C U le ^ % - J A Abovyr • P la la tt l! OP T N n o v C A W © O U t s s UJ hAOBt 7 '^ * - TW M J A U V o u i ; swt wwf\i j fi ^ Ik O I I T Tk' * » A A tU C K ir t* M ' TSOOt, O* fo r O* TW ^ -BOA U M AX'S T M t G O O D N tU lS ” / " T v t f t r r s u iv h a t < vc* t o -- ---------- \ . v tM o u i *y y ------- / Y O U v-Ajj Wa X a / I UtCUftSL OUT / ttv j \ “ TW K s JUST UJVtO , RATESli.fc.TuK U a lle tlo r \ ■PWOVlt CVRV. A T T tV t I VtOTt_\_ 7 S L E G A L RUE aphitual reading. Mrs. Bally Russell. Anpointmenls. inefit Progress lew Spiritualist lurch. 87 E. Concord. Phone 191, Orlando, Plot id#.* : if#nr# a « i Nlhim. Tmn If iU fnf f t although fho ywuuM bring atout •Homs tint# ago bo waa .#*. an Hseranon too the public dob? KTlbsd aa frollan that, juat as would not affect the goounmenTt wp| (Jmo eipondlum am- fuodsd oeyy g long period, oo should thooo o f a peace-time tmdrgancy. ITlgM tho aspensea o f hit reeoe[g a w ie o would not b« placed unw r ^ t h p hrad ad OUTrent eperu- V » T O U * WATCH repair*! T M t wno ready knows bow. gga, Jewator, Hag. A vs. r lo f la anil w lr r a , tw o row m a ik o r t. I rota t o l W . t a n * ■ . i T H f r < h «, l * n ptimi**. I Mti* hi*IM Hlrnt*r, I tw o hnra* lu r n # r. 1 • *ih«oll. tl# n r * U j In * » l w l , I •|*rliig i*m ih h.a Crow. #’ lm r« , Iw n I r a h « «. I Hrnffltenat i'Knlrllt'klVf'tr, nr i-m** flr M d la tr ib u ttir , I i'*»lr d U liH eu tn f, I m m jiiitn ifr . t d ra n Nfttnp. J herrr<iw« | h e r r in g i*ff 1 f u l l . Iln r. | r l l r k r r . I • c r a t c h f»l**«r, | i*.i|*<r rM l, 2 •privy b a rra U . | pit. he. pum p. rrtP tn d i f de-mi, |h* ftnbrt*«w ti htrlr# „ \ *. 1 ’ j Iwt |*t*pd lr d .ilr r a . y n n lp # # , •* | taw ' **ih#r r lilm o n lA titular lh# #aisl J * . >*Jr* **• . W it n r e a m y M i 4 a n d th# o f f ic i a l I . " •■»*»( -I,A i W tim n * ..n nr ----- — — n i l b l o . I.a tm t* ‘ i r a l o f I N t 'lr r u lt C a n f t l a a b o v e T1»n V 'f l S M i r o f tkn N o r i k , i **»n. h i* w i f r ; |U rtt<*in, If ! B K .I L 1 no (Me Id a t i ll d a y o f J a ly . A D. • a il V I 'u M . r o f Ik e M I m M j, Ih lviC t oil'* If dwgti, | h r iiobn iitavi| I,r' — iMtii U u . i r m „ r (k * M o n tk ra ii iy „ n r ' h r lf r , 4rvI#*"#’#. N i i i f *■ •**. «riig!tr>*, V tf HOrdY#***. l*r .11 M rlk in I. Tow nship Sa ■ i o lh e f s lil m t n t # u#.b r ih e m M . h r tfir r o f H M TI A * a lj C f o f lt of C lr c a ii i - n t t l ' d i I 2 n l * o a ih . H o n . I I H u s '. . . . m i t n , Mp III# Il.trrU silt. w|li>«r ?*f * ta lt**t*l fclhn** I M ! J u d ic ia l C ir c u it o f ri* * rtd a # lft a n d . * > . 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U .| k n o w n p la n .if (It * be* t*t|li||f*hril nns P* a Iht s'lt I 'lt l o l .f» gaalxatlona whhh would b* d* ap p e a r arwd. aaaaaar tka .M il n P c a m on gf*fipg «®4* 1* i*< • re e litp b re . a n I v lh n m . T a n n If l i t - fin fo u r triittUPSTlI In r n • » k » III «*!*• p la la i f t r d ogpfaak r « « - t U i r a l t a al^i^lleakfc.■ B^b«» Mp IOTON, Jttir fA Q K 8ATCRDAY, JTJLY IS* 1939 CONN, M A fT tr * N u lle t !• h*!rl* y l i v r n t h « t urid«p « M b y v l r l u * o f • N c r n o f for*rlo«ttr« god got* *nt#r#4 In (b* DST: NMp Hanford Drug, man’s «bn»p • t it ilt d rg U M on in# I f t h d ay of J o ir, A. n , n i l , l, g* Bporfgi loathag-UU fold. Oaataieed oMr Maatvr In C lm n rfrf* no Mcmd#f* ro N t,W U * a n d A s i .C . L annual isa. olw ar.) If- retumod to HhrO A l f f l '# f cm roe. i:b« 11h cay *»f Atigoal, A. U.« I ill# In front of th# cogrtboug# do**r la I k e C l l r o f B a n fa r d . C o w s IP o f NemInnle, N la U o f P lw rld s . w i l l o f f s r fo r s g la an d a# ll t o lh * h lgh # « l mnd M a t bWMar f o r m b B. d u r l a g «b* l#B«) h o u r i o f ggla« th# fo llo w lg g r i#a#rlb#d p r o p * r iy . t l l n a t r , ly in g g o d Im Ir | |g th# t ’o un ty o f M m l#nl« an d If (at# o f Fl<»f Hfg, m ore p e r f lc u U r lr described as Ini TUBBY A Lesson in Speed. le.wjt: /JO gflM A N FOR Sardtrd and I-a i Nine (S I at n tiw k P f l | e f H anford Perm., n r ™ lo g to A l>. M n rtln 'n I Ih e renf recorded ta I ' U i p pepen l l l .-a n d I t s (I N o rik nan a e rs l public men r ( ISnmlnnln C o u n ly , F lo rid a . Y e s , Bur D Orlando, /* i / f i t s . t'M MfC Homma A « u i, ;I eg* eH tv A opr e a s y T O D A Y , lO W L V l ’ t O u M y e I n t e r e s t i n g p r o p o s itio n w i t h l a r g p e o m p a s iy . W ilt b o l i f t . Go Ufa, Hotol. © a*on»* Sunday, HAPTA PLAY H J I'M W O T tia e o . a u rM iro , A HURRY. V, m3 #gVm.>1T n fd I M o d d e r , T u e a d a y . W r it # o r c a ll K . T. Cartbf.— OPPORTUNITY for »TWO aafo l a r W u a t paylag twenty-perem l aanually la flea percent <yo#Tteriy dleldrnd*. Write Bos P<J, core Mifald. ’ANTED : Transportation for two to Augusta, Atlanta, or MMm s . 8*w»«aritbla neat two pHha, shaft awptnaes, P, O. M s Thie W orld*! Strongest Man. ( DO M PU K W O U J I RAW • p iic n ir , * v t | f i i D H BwW jsKrirs aloes, -This week only. High* I Ifaaaood oil. H e a gal salat order. Sustey I VirSeLH1 P r la le s lr n . elnelrt IA> T H E V JM # C T M A U D A IS N U VTH M A U D S ME C O U LD H IS L IT T L E F IW G E R COULD i L s^LIPT A ,-AUTO MOBILE >CL TW O . > t m e b i g m u s c l e h e 's G O T . I B E T W IT H O W L Y T H E C H AM PIO M RTtaOUfi M M I . O # T H E W 0 R .L O - H E ■ C O U in E .L ir.T I I 9 M E M l U f T H O W E YOU O U C H T A S E E > C I R C U S *7 : HE S T O P * R U M -A k u A Y vutLO H o «s e j 'THAT A hj’t SO MUCH. MV UMCLC CAM ETOP A WHOLE ‘TCAIW OF CARS WITH 0 N 6 HAND AU' SMOKE MIS PIPE AT l THE SAME TIME > dou*t ae s\iLVf » 8tT a MlLLYUU d o llars noeoqy C A W D o i ’ H A 'r ajot e v e w Y o u r > V U W C L E i) J i aet a miuyum DOUARS HE CAM I SAvu HIM 00 IT HE'S AN J \ENCtAlE6g^y W PUEBI % V *N>3 all � 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 15, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 15, 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>, July 15, 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/b487f6f3c61c905a12188fcce197f90e.pdf 2852479c9f1dfc9bde1f0faf6c1a9444 PDF Text Text V /' **■■' •_r v / ‘> .• .j > *»<—:» •■* - *!«,—- -v rmrr*— i |V > S r l - ' ^ w • >; »a > 3L -l *’ . W BA1 YOU* NKW8PAPKB W a Fnblkhad hi Florida’. H ea r t The WerM*a Greatest Vegetable Bpo4 u d Kicbcal Garden land. __ AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFOHI). FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JULY II, 1933 Meatber AicwcUUd I*reaa VOLUME XXIV »r. Phra Cm Ii A O m resident R o o so velt-Is F O E FLORIDA! Economic Confa First Distribution WARFAREUPON PTold By James Ferguson Of Public Building KIDNAPERS BY Texas Will Vote Repeal CITIESNAMED Will Not Adjourns FOR BRANCHES U n til July 2 7 tS Funds Is Announced U. S. SUGGESTED W A S H IN G T O N , J u l f l i . -4A*) , . c ila in to fix a date to vole on — A declaration that T e n , would tli.' q u c lo n thin y *a r. I'M lm arter] join the lint u f m ate. Voting lo lieneral Farley hox prrdictrd fnat . vpd prohil tion ftoui the I'u n a tH the n rv r.-a ry three-fourth, of the tution mude to President j ,tn tin Would in tity repeal bet.ua It MiaaVrlt yesterday by former : the cud the year, lio v. “ Jim " herg-aon. | Frrg u v.n aatd TV*a* iwhich Almost simultaneously (J a v .ifu iL linn - b a , r l r d r i P t , the Senl'ave Shull* of Florida «■< ar- ale Morn'. Sheppard coauthor of rang nit (or - a 4 |,c ia l election to the l.i^hleenth Amendment be held in li i, »late on tepeal on would vote on Aug. 2d. T A M P A , J u l f 14.—Tampa wa» t illC A t S O . Ju ly 11.—IAS — I D el. 10. i Before IV x a , voice, volrta in tl|TiriaUy rh o itn yesterday for a W arfare on kidnaper, thrnurh a * T h i, bioupht to 35 atate, -one iv other atatao w ill decide whath branch of tha fad rral homa loan natlonw .de « « rc t |.d i»c l»>«ly I . . than llm total necessary to : «r they wilt j dn^lh# It* that have' bank to aarva tha wa»t coatt zeew ill, branch.', in every cit> » » * ! romph te M ltficalio n of a ro n a lH lavuravl tiq c * l ] tion Mat am* ami A lk a n .a , J w r Senator Tram m ell announced in • U f in t n l y rd rid a y by Frank J . | tiitioo.il amen bnent—the number I jh -. c Ii . Hl-yrar-uld hra.) of the; in wh ch b allet, alreadv havr tern July IS. Tertnraare Ju ly 20 and a trlcaram that branche, would t ■lh»«. eeoee — ^ > ,io -e w . J .IC ..X ) —a l l. iw onaiw—h», )l',f — ,Y«1TiTTic .V lu r e ’ snd "at '*"WI-' - ,WAS»rw;TUN.',"7ai,y"l T - t> “ The P ie 'i.le n t t» hope ful we’ll Own M i-'ouri ballot., Aug. 19. | gn,jf i i t |an.Vi and Penzaculn aa ».'t. run civic tighter oi crime, — !*i^i!irti'#ii that President put reie.it r.v. r and we told hint'. After Tevae, cornea Washington! #oon g, t>craonnat can be appoint"k tln a p in g h a , I ecu me the Roosevelt** proposal to place alj we w ill” , the. hiuhaml of Gover | . n Aug. 2l». S i , rule during Sap-| Bl)l| 0n ,f r d e tail, worked out. postm a-tri* under clril nervier g rriilr-l menace l0 tlie public m nor "M n" Ferr-o-un ,al*t after teinber Vermont olr the fifth, The Tampa office w ill hava a would he rejected were heard y r,- m ., lei I, lime.. , U n r h w».d. an mreling Ihe Chief K ,e«-.ti*e . j Marne on Ihe eleventh, Maryland manager, u istite n t manager, a tenlay a , member, of f im y r r ’ . , the only nay we ran .letrat the Sixteen s ta te , already have* amt .Minnesota on the twelfth, and ct)|p , .ppraiacra, office force •rrk in ir t» retain thi* choice pat- khlnU|ir r— i , to fight them with v,itcil to ratify the repeal amend-1 Idaho and New U n k o on the BI1(| an *rn e y ,, |i w ill be operated ronngr, .ought to barn th r Pro,- tlu lr i.n n weapon* w n r e j and went. In addition to F l irblo, at I iiiiw ie riiih . Florida w ill vote In uirk-r u„ . v r ,taW , t ak, horn* loan htadi,lent'* motive,. arm ed force,.** IM len.t one o f five oilier staler tletotier. a , w ill A rilo lia , and on ,|usrtnw q u a ttr i, at at Jackaonvill*. At Ih* la m r lime Roosovrlts'j I im aUKiratril that# the C olorail). Monlnnn, Dklahnma, V.o Nov. 7. North Carolina, Ohio, A number of application* for carrutlvi order governing cvunii- ,.rV| ..rgani*ation l«* paltrrned[ l , liih und Virginia w a , con-1 Pennsylvania and South Carolina home loan, hava brvn mad* in ­ nation* of ap plicant, for flr»l, . e c - 'a flrl. t | lr fo itc l Sfat.-, *eidernl by an ti.p r .Hibilloniat« niaik their ballut*. formally in thi* section, and these CONGRESS SEEN LIKELY TO SPURN ROOSEVELT PLAN 14. Initial Step Taken In Program To Create Million New* J o b s By Coming October WASHINGTON, July — (A.!*.)—Tht- public works adminiatrntion t o tiny told how it intended to distribute $115,513,610 as the first step in the program to create a Objects To Civil Serv­ ice I d e a Hurting Patronage Business VI.» Goes On R o£ COMMITTEE UPON Britain ord As OppoMd T» Fedeiiu FLORIDA RELIEF Proposed Building: Program* APPORTIONS SUM U. S. Won't- Continue Its Charity Unless S t a t e Contributes LO N D O N ,- J u l y 14. (A .P .) — T h e s te a r in s cORP m itte e o f th a econom ic cqn* fe re n c # decid ed to d a y to c e u th e p a rle y J u ly 27. AH c o m m itte e s w e re n o tifta d J 6 l TALLAHASSEE, July 14.—UP) n i v v e o m i u i p H p w u ' F W The e lite committee on relief b y n u x t F rliU y . I t la un4$p> Of that*sum. Secretary Ickes activities apportioned $547,675 to atood t h a t tfp ea t c m * w ill Ml ta k e n to av o id * n o t* o f Ar announced, will bo portioned th r 67 countie* yesterday out $64,500,000 for federal learned that the federal govern­ n a llty a t th e p le n a ry m m I * public w o rk ,; tm . 000.ms) for ment soon will atop giving monay July S7. Thla attituda would 0f to Florida for this purpose unlei* mil a continuation of t roads In p a rk ,. fnreet, Indian truce which was for tho reservation*. ami public la m l,. the atate put* up (onto relief of tho parley and which ___ _ and 1952.000 for municipal water fund* of It* own. Th# apportion tlona desire not to Urmia to. A and sew rr p lan t,. men! y e,lrn lay waa tho July al plenary saulon must confirm >** T h is brought to $753,000,000 lotment from federal aourcea. derision of tho it**ring commit­ the total allocated from the $3.ond and thirvl cla»* office, »»» be-! ,.„ t .rrvicc, with the identity Marcus Fagg, state director of tee to recess but lesdon |n sttm $00,000,000 fund made available amt other, to ba filod la trr will federal emergency relief, told this a more formality. ing given a thorough «luil> »n „ j r v r r y ..fficial an.1 man In the | ' Au« laaa than a month a»n. A nunt- t'apilnl Hill. Fourth c la « office, la n ||. unknown to the p illic or j be handled hero. Gov. Dave Shultz adriaory com­ Grout Britain wont on rocorTflh ( Continued On T a *c Tw o) alreruly are under rlril rervi e. : Mn V,eWorld. K»tabli,hiueiil nf th* branch mittee on relief activities th* fed­ th* World Economic Coo$md£fc' ' Chairman McKellar, o f ihe Sen-1 _ K ,|„a ,,irtl{, rar.m l t>e v.dvi-d heie tesultr.1 from efforts of 3o,l- eral government waa expecting yostorday as opposed to fdMBr atP po-toftlre com m lllte, who ul-t kidnaper* a r m te d under evalor Traiiuiiell and other member, all states tn provide, their pro -works program* ,o i« the ranking Democrat on the! h Ml hi, »f Ihe Florida tlelegnUon, aup* rata nf relier funds and unless after th* Amariean delegation katf civil M-rvice committee, w a , the lh, y h, v,. a.bun ported by Tampa bankora and Florida did its part tha federal aid broached a proposal il calling ttk first to amert In* Iwlief that t on^ of kn iwing tile identity of would l« cut off entirely. huMiir** m m . • shorter hours of g M „ would reject legislation tn ’1 " 'j ” The money apportioned yester­ some of Ihe epidemcreases In wages to It will open a east new sourco U k r the 15,0:12 first, second a n d |,ht’ " day, In accordance with policy, u»e«, it npp. ar* pre for rise In price* us aa of credit to thi* rectum, ami also th lr.l cla»* pi*tm a«ter,hipa out, ‘ " " , , n * ... , . . , . . was not tabulated by counties and live for unemployment. - — —nr* •c» otfVera may have U-cii imO fficial Information that county nj nf tne the reaim realm (lr „ f |i« patronage. in ,u n r . The .... ., , ... , l ? 11 - ,"f l.rTn!rn,|Ani!l y M M u u u B W iw «iT$d i ) tim.----------The American reaofuUou, tubto municipal, county, and atate Governor Rholtz told his comM d ^ alar lal y h otor*h i(*._*n ^ -to w -rm w "lt* l > -R e U tW ^ nn I ....................... the (Continued l)n Page Five) * I * eonfirmrtl l»y th r state. . mlltr* h« wanted Ita members to milled by Sam D. McReynoid* *1 nually awarded hava bean *u» declared In other q u slo r, it we* ntated » r” w » bl* «" work with Fagg, naw federal di­ Tennessea, pended aa a meanurr of rcon .my with the p 'lire , toil they would rector, and Iiorenzo Wilion, Jack ­ ment to “one of th* grereet NKW Y O R K . J ly I I. (,P> TAI.I.AHAERKR. July If. M"> waa received th i, morning by Su- that the President. hour n cham­ be w illing In u»ii»t officer, whore sonville, new ehalrman of th* letne th# government# are perintrn knt of School* T. W. pion of civil nervic.', dealretl ..nly The llnanl «if l ’qm m l«l"nere The pyramid of ,|H^ulalmh for identity wa* unknown. to promote the g i« ,l of the p«>tal ■tat* committee, The Chief Execu­ fronted with a t thla tlmo." Lawton in a latter front W. S. “ T h e m .a re many, me thud, of t h c . r i i r reached nevi height* ,.o n f I Ih*-1ikeeelw.b,'e Fhwwl t '"nl rol The British stand, taksa h f* f* sarvica and to achieve rcunomiua. tive stressed the necessity of Cawthon, aacratary a t tha Slate Fxehangc |li ,I r i.t, meeting here ye,tenlay, j Cline study of the earcutive or­ approarhing solution uf ** kid the New York Stork cleaning nut tha deader ond on tha position to a French rsiomms* Board of Rrlucatiun. n ap in g -th e ransnm demand*, y c t e r V>y, liftin g ra le , to the were told the federal govrrn- | . a • relief lists, In th* various coun­ datlon ram* In tha economic sum* ' ’ Tha latter read a , follow*: ’** der - It w a, in transm itting th i. Ihe neg itiationr, the place the largest total in more than three uieiit will po-di work on the mission toward th# eloou of thu I The Seminole I'eiunty Chamber ties. “A t a regular meeting of tha In l*o,tm a,ter (lencral Fa rley th a t the pr ■•blent ro q u eted Far- virt in i, he I I, the kidnu|M'rs of I’omniercv lias invited the fol­ He said h# had reporto tk a t day In which Jems* M. Cos, ai d itata Board of Kducalion, hrld y e a r, and quotation. In fre ,|, top' (mo.quo f|o d nm trol and naviga­ Ohio, bad urged contlauaaea e t Iry to prepare legislallim for gen- thent-i'lvr* all pre>enl nvell r , tion in.ijeel in the Kverglade* lowing residents of this county some beneficiaries In a numbsr of discussion on tha remi t*ta g a«*n- . th i. .k te . it w aajm tad u n a n lm o ^ j - ^ ,,rmlghl from, |„ r |,„|ice work. All we nerd U the; for i Im* lu ll market. to serve as hostesses in tho counties were receiving relief If U, .u a p e m fth e - aw .rd lag " » ........ IH. Transaction* totaled 7,4A4V>'!U and will begin that part of tlm Florida Hooke at the Centary of funds for a few day*’ work oath da subjects dssplto rejection by proper poller li„ljr." nrime so yte a the opinion . ftjIUity M O icrialurial acholarahipa r a r i t y '*■waa gfyon mo re power I n. ,rh ,a li| ho «aa convinced • b a r ,,. I'riers, shoved by what work along the Caloosahatrhee P io g rrts Exposition in Chicago, week and a* a result regular em­ th# federal reserve system of a thla year hacauio of tha drpletrd than ever In filling varanrir* •ev.rwt nf the recent kidnaping,,I «rrut«*t| lo M mi im nlia1*!** «|«*ntxin«l River during the prevent fi-cal Monday, Ang 7: Mrs. II. M. I’ap- ployer* wer* finding It difficult resolution on central bank oo-opcondition of the general revenue with Democrat*. I although they have been scattered w orlk. Mr*. II. J . Lehman, Mr*. tn obtain laborer*, especially ne­ •ration. f 11 riii Mu in S trrrl mi I year. fund from which uchnlarahip, arc Th* former governor of Okla, la Heretofore in Ihe ra«r of p re,-, f|nn) jtlhn ny, N. V., lo Ib n w r, fur V. A Speer, Mrs, B. F'. Haines, of gro workmrn. II# eald ho alto had A hlatriornl w a, made l,y paid. Aa a coiuequrnce you are idential appointm ent, for first, j.(1| W(.rt, vngincerril by the Wall H lfrrl, w *rr r a irin l f l ti» (7eor»ee It. Hill* • f Jaek-imrllle, Allamonle S p rin g , and Mr*. J . hrard relief fund* were being pal l what was described aa a fighting hereby requested to announce that •rcund and third claoa office* it lo person, not entitled to receive speech which “curled thu halt'* ” of men. umr# Ilian $I»I higher ut tin* brut, group run,tilling engineer f..r the ilia W. t'oatr*, of Oviedo. of th* fConfsnncu li i h n , out­ no cim petltlva eiam inatlon will w a, specific! that the pojlm aM rr aid. "liangster* turned from liquor tli .iigli th r fii-*l nivvinic rli-Tilaf The invitation was extrnikrd bo held neat month a* formerly •p n ( r , | r„„M rejec t any and all Fagg also reported to the atato lined th* American situation and Irirt. Tl*' huge project w n, ail ......... . .. , running t i kidnaping a few year, u n it inln Ili.iu when trade body officiult committee he had hern Informed persuaded th* economic eoramlt- j r is in g achtdrlcd. eligible, certified by the civil . , , . ", • , . . t . n ago to keep up their iarom r,. At films rrtlnrmi; grttrral g aim fioin th'irired by ,-ongn>-,ional set, and learnrd tbat Ibey wrre planning In Washington th at Florida would tea to contlnu* deliberation* aa < “Those who held the scholar­ strv re com m i„ion if he snail ,, the government k finanemg all to be al Ihe F'air during Ihe la t­ ’ , . .... I r . t lhe> I'lcyed on gaiabler, receive Ita there of public work* commercial Indebtedness and *U- ) ships last y ra r and wh0 arc re*- find that such a per«un or per . $1 ti» $ l. l i l t fJ .O O O .IM H I of (be cost,, which ter pail uf July u t th r early week money under th# new Industrial vsr, th# subject* remaining aftor om m .m lrd by tho faculties of the son, arc disqualified by. reason o f »"•! " ‘her ,m-n ... illegal busmes, Voliiiiit* wir« Hit* liiigrNt Mlirr are lo be carried h, the district. in August. It w a, not known Hrcovrry Act to meet the annual the American action of th* con­ respective institutions for teocwal ■ealdence or character after eaam -j " h 'l would fear to *eek p.d re H ill,’ statem ent wa, made in whether I Key will be in t'hiragn on winter problem of taking ear# of tra! bank resolution. May It* til, Mhni H^Tt^lHl ’ , , , will bo alliw rd to renew such ination.” ao-w er to a delegation from le e fliuriM rliangi'tl lmn«l«. Femiiiule C unity Hay, which is transients. In effect, Co* waa said to has* 1 The new u n b r rllm ino'ed *’h y : "The supply of that type of scholarships." WtlhiiUt l>< 11» fr* hi «*niinnMlili* and Hendry m o n th ", whirl, a-knl Aug. 7, hut those that are there M. I* Montgomery, of th# T al­ told hi* listeners: "You ^ n tto ­ Mr. Lawton d a te d that each reason of residence o , . harocU r," vhtlm a ha, been exhausted. Rep. Invests Farley with wide latitude utable b u ,|n r „ no n n iw have uhirli w r f iiim tly “luggi-li, ur why all the work heretofore done will serve a , luntessr* represent­ lahassee office of the ttal# ro lltf man m ust realise th* gruv# situa­ county in Florida in th r past has aim| It a A* nrE%_ bail teen cunftm d to the le k e ing lid* county. in rejecting th o ,- eerlifinl, ami I become the prey. In aildilion lo frtuii organisation yesterday w a s tion which faced th* President of six scholarships allulrd to it. also ih*r«a-e, tlie maximum age jib e ninny ra se , n q sirln l no one u lm ll vru rolotlrn , l u lh I l |j ‘ (Itrechi.bee area and why nothing The Florida Home la said to be named secretary to th# board and tb* United • Statoa when ha took Throw of them are fur girls and hud been started n I’alon-aslrii.fiir**. one of the iiiosl interesting and associate director In charge o f fi­ office only four month* ago. All limit from ii.ri to lb, and reduce* known how many victim, paid th rir «iwn threw for boya. Under tho re­ their thousand, of ibdlafs rnns.nn t$rnu|i iflo r gMMi|» w«*|it ii|»* lialeliee River. Hill, esplaineil elaborate home, in the large ex­ nances. Mr*. Ruth W. Atkinson, toqF* of th* country wore closed. (Continued On I’age Six) quirem ents, tho lurrm aful c in\%ar«l “ IU m .i I ’ | v m « firnt, tlirn I Iml the federal engineer, arc hibit of home* typical nf America. formerly of Tampa, waa named Fifteen million people In our eoua- fl and kept quirt alMiiit it. lootant for a scholarship has a "F v iry time n man i* kolnaped uin ruftA, iiiMsvr * un«l dIIkt r«»m milking all plan- nnd at* direct- It occupies the outstanding posi­ associate director In charge of so try ware uasmploysd—half of tha choice of entering the teacher’s (Continiied tilt I’age Four) to ta l unemployment of th# wond. and pnv* ransnul lie it J ’.iNIn or llliNlity KfT»U|M, till'll I Ilf util It it-1 tion In Ihe rupimercial display rial service. college a t olthor Catnravrdle ur Th* threat to th# social etroeT hr committee voted t o hold known as Ihe lieneral l i m i n g I'.’iMr.lMMi th r kidna|>er- have nnd finally rail* anti a lirna>l It I Tallahasare o r of taking up any five regional meetings In tho near tu n of th# civilised world la that exhibit. Just that in irh more |mwer. Farh o f Induitriah. Ulork, of | ihmi \u critical situation cannot bo m(*lOthor general subject*. Tha sclod“ The home i* nearly a mile from future, a t which tha naw ru lts mlaod. You gentlemen m ust f a ­ PARSONS, Knn«a«, July II-— rniisum payment i, enough to fi­ In.lKN) nhart M *|m t(tt| thn I • n h lp * are valued a t $200 per promulgated by th* new relief nance a few more kidnaping,." whirh <li<| fint print final qu«Ua* the Florida Hall in the Court of ds retend th* problems which hav* y ear each, and at the present time (A5—A hank rubber, blentlfieil by Htatr*. Under present plans, bust- adm inistrator at Washington will faced President Roosevelt since liuiti until al»oii| n : 1U |». M. be eiplained to all county fellef foar Somin de County students are uftlrrr* a* Krnneth Conn, one nf lluw diligently S« uiinnl* C’ount j esse, fruin the several counties (irajn* and «*«•(11*n iW»f)inri| afirr committeemen, workers and asso­ ho took office and you » a»t ™*iin Kbool because they were suc­ II eonvict* who e*. B|>eil from ••wily firming■•, uln a! I ming m. r$* women have I* • n spending the wilt serve in greeting Iho.’e who ciate*. Kansas penitentiary on Memorial The time and plaea for Izs how *vlUl It to to *11 of you cessful In examinations held here past few month* in Ihe canning visit Ihe Fl-rnki llumv, and will these meeting* was not set. Ilian a rant n liu^hrl an.I H.f Day, w a, shot to death tiduy in that th# American " " W T last year or Ihe two preceding S»iith(,« rh lrf *«In i’ll* 70 lu Mfi m il* am i parking of -orplus fruit* and give inf-riualnin about the rounan attem pted holdup of u bank at Th# atate adrltory eommlltoo gram, affecting M It do** yean. vegetable* which migtit be d»- livs they represent. Altamnnt. Ilk clmipaiiion, se ri­ ruled to hold regular meeting* i m t i i t InduitrUl *m*rkft la It probably will I** seveial ikvy, u la ir, but Wall Street remem­ Intuited Into (hiv summer to the ously wuunded In thi' face, wa* bered that those cohlnu-ditie, hud here on the second Friday of each worid, succeeds." before the 2tS street and white* indigent resident* of this county blentlfieil a , Alva Payton, another Th# British stand s g s l u t $ * » • trenuou* advance, earlier this month. nf the escape*. The men were shut way lighta which the City I’om- week when share* were ,tiing i* „ fart reflected in the an lie trorks programs, as sx y m M ( misslr-ner* last Monday night orby Isaac McCarty. Uuh, cashier. noonrrmrnt made tinksy that by Walter unslman, presl#m »,f« ibred discontinued, are act-ally '"m o reacting, amt hq,tlc.| lo more than 32,min can, of vegetha board of tiring slock, forw ard Spain. One of the largest anil finest cut "If* by tha atort of a «A*i a a a a u U jy Trading nn th esrbange floor tohle, are ni r .available. PHILADELPHIA, July l t . - W ) display* of tinma* ever tern in Mayor V. A. Speer l-day stated I pan Great Britain In tha - - - - j j f T T his work wa< made possible Sanford now ucrupte* a large lot —Three robbers shut to dralh a that la necessary that out-of-town wra, frenzied. by tlie County t'-imimsslonera who adjoining the J . T. Newby homa commission by Joseph OunaaUypoJlcemaa and d ole the 110.000 In the last half hour, after uffirial* of the Florida power a n d ; WASHINGTON, July 14.—(A1)— Irish Fro* Btmtm dato^W , purchased the ca ll, and tome of a t Eleventh Street and Palmat’« • payroll bo waa guarding today In utility and rail sh a re * 'h a d made The Weather Bureau today Issued Light Co. okvy the pr-qioeid the factory of fire of Allied Kid Sanford youth* belonging tn rhiuige and prepare a emit rai l th eir h’d, the m arket lu-gan to the equipment, the City Commis­ to Avenue where no less than 50 a storm warning th at a tropical wsa promptly altoncod by H a W * Company. Policeman C h a r I a a Kiwanls •olier down under heavy profit­ sioner* wh„ g»vr the u,«» of Ihe pvrson* rail daily to admire the disturbance of alight Intensity It Collja, Dutch premtor, tha Club-sponsored Scout amending tha present contract. kitchen in the Mayfair Hotel, and profuse growth of the large and Stock burger, 50, went, down under Troop Number Five today were general near 8 t KltU, Wat India*, “ ^ a n o U y . m lnU tarof p o a to '^ l Lighta t o be cut out are locate'l taking and final prirra nn many the women of tlie county. mshow er of ballets aa the gunmen looking forward to their first (Continued On l*|gn Kivp) vari-colored blooms. apparently moving west north­ Ul#graph* In th* Fw# BUto, etas fillow s: IH white-way light* i-n A ih mg the |i(odurt* which have rv d w d in. Ha had no lime to meeting in new headquarters In Mr. Newby may be trrm rd on* westward, southeast of P u trto First S treet; three \4hile-way (Canjlnnad an n < a been put up M id u ic at th r dis- of Ssnforil’* most rnlhuslaatic draw hi* pDtol, The robbers ap­ tho Arcade lluibling, scheduled Rico. Tha bureau emphasised th a t light* on the lakrfront; one while­ i po tal of the w elfare w o rker* are flower parently fallowed tho automobile for tonight at 7:30 o’clock. Scout­ lovers. Every season the disturbance caused no con­ carrying Dfoekburgo and two am- m aster D. K. McNab anticipates way light on Park Avenue; two finds him caring fur fluwrrs pe­ cern s* It did not fall aa yet In while-way lighta on Palmetto and 1 , f r u it , o rang e, stia w b e rric * to­ culiar lu the season, either on the the hurricane category and th a t ployos of the company from the a record altondance of Scouta ho Sanford Avonuev, amt the street m atoes okra, beet*, c a rro t*, k ra u t, lot adjoining hi* hums, In a small warnings were te n t out simply bonk where they obtained the stated this morning. ATLANTA, July I 4 .- M 1) - spinarh, brrts, and corn. light which ha* been burning In ALTON, July d lr - i f f V ^ F * money. They Went to Ibo office Next Monday night members gardrn around his home, or al the a t a precautionary measure. net** demanding ransom forA B t* The canning piocesx goe* nn A tlantic Coael Lina car repair and the poHaamaa *tood guard of the Rainford and L.ngyrood West Side Park on Fourth Street John K. Otllcy, president of the F irst National Hank, today | h m | for many years. ust Luar har# baan tooshrud i f aa rmployaa. w est to the Inner troop* are expected to g ath er a t tlvrly identified a New York pO" alm ost daily a t the Mayfair Hotel shop, on the West Hid# where Mr. his family, H cifice to plaoa tho money In pay kitchen, and th* public la invited Nswhy la employed as foreman. the City Hall to appear before a lire photograph of William Itohare today. Aganta for tha .antelope*. A few minutes later lin*ki, former sailor and station­ to call there a t any lime to wit­ Coart of Honor which will de­ sold neither bare Lnsria hat Ike robber* ruaked tn and fired. KI.KH DKG ED TO MEET ness the manner in which article* ery salesman with a lung rriniinal lag. Tha family’s agents, Xtojjh One stood guard aa ' the others term ine their fltlir** for farth e r teconl, as the man wanted as th* are canned, a* writ a* tu avail advancrment In R c ^ t work. Howard ■ Overlln, secretary of A LB AMY, July 14. - 4 A V - Catt and laxrroaeo Kallar, " W * g e t tha miney. Ad disappeared Itself of the u*e of the equipment leader In th* banker's kidnaping. Judge J. 0- Sharon will preside Sanford Elk* Lodge No. 1241, this Daniel P. O’Connell, uncle of the u ld would Insist 0 * ---h i an automombile. , MOSCOW. July 14. - ( A V - The A Fulton county grand jury hiv a t a very low co-t. oeer tho Coart, and tho public Is morning issued a call In which kidnaped John J. J r . neolvod a from th# kidnaper*............... Taaa New* Agency announce,! la returned an indirtm ent again .i he urged all members of tho local letter from the kidnapers today Unas uf Lszer’s hamdxrritlR^ Invited »o fc* preaonL , . day th a t Pilot Leranorsky hoppe.l "(iruver Collina" a , the man wrf» • fJM D B E R G H H T A K E O P P lodge to attrn d tonight's regular ordering hi* family to *ubmH PI.ANKH HKAl'H MONTREAL be signed by him before engineer,,! the kidnaping of (Ut­ meeting, scheduled to begin a t new list of InUnnodlarioa to ho would reeogntoa It UOOffKVRI.T FILER DIVORCB off from Khabarovsk In F-a»ltm ley which lasted only a few hourSiberia yesterday f« r Anadvr tn ttt. J0H N R , Newfoundland. July MONTREAL. July I*. - W V - 8:00 o’clock. Topics which hare published In three Now York They said thla waa Urn MINDEN. Nevada, J u ly 14.— pick up there Jam es Mattem, whrrC Pryor Bowen, 17-yrar old 1 —Colonel and Mr*. UndTh" Italian a ir armada led by a bearing on tha progress and newepopore. The Sun, Journal, and fltlon an which they u schoolboy, released tjie liank-r. isumeil their airplane ex- (A V-Elliot Roosevelt, a o ^ of the stranded American arlato r. MatG eneral Balbo. arrived hero today grow th of the lodge ore to be dte- World-Telegram. Tha Hat ha* boon M fth w trd today taking President, today filed soft f a r di­ tom was |o -fly -to Nome with Bowen to In jail under «2V.t*i0 a fte r completing n MX).mil# flight russed, b* tuld, while refreeh- received by th* newspapes*. Th* the* aagottoto s a d until celpt of proof would carry fa r Oartxrrtgkt, Labrador. vorce from Wa wife, Elisabeth laeanovsky. From there he hop-r b<ind. The Indictment reail “Grover from Shediec. They had manta trill bo a*read later In the letter recoleed waa signed by tha Collins, wNaeo other name* are iastruetiona. kidnaped youth. T h e , planned to paaoo a t Bot- Dcaster RooeertR, chargiag ex­ to continue his solo flight arouui over Mala* on tho trip. unknown to tho ju ry .” " " ‘" tv • tho world. trema craalty. m w 'T i w ^ r t w r b r ^ T - T r <* Orlando,Tampa,Miami And JacksonvilleTo Receive Home Ixian B a n k Subdivisions Nation-W i d e Secret Police In I m p o r- 1 tant Cities Is Pro­ posed As Good Plan' w 3-YEAR RECORD SYATE TOLD U. S. BROKEN IN STOCK W ILL SPEED UP MARKET SALES;FL00D CONTROL Scholarships Will BeDiscontinued As Move For Economy 7*5 'S Pyramid Of Specula- Federal Government lion—Attains—N:e-w4— To-Fush-WorkUpon II e i ghts Thursday1 $9,000,000 I* r o ject Residents Invited To Be H ostesses At Chicago's Fair f t Bank Robber Is Shot To Death In Attempt Advantage Taken Of CanninK FacilltleH Street Lights Won’t Be Cut Off At Once Fine Zinnia biaplay Adjoint* Newby Home 3 Robbera Kill Cop And Seize Payroll Storm Warning For West Indies Issued Boy Scouts To Meet In New Headquarters Banker IdentifieH Picture Of Kidnaiier b€,r- l,n,b’ 'r,‘ *n,Mr rh: “'T ' Pilot Leaven To Take Mattem To Alaska . • • • Luer Family Gcte^f Two Ransom NoUfl Letter Is Received From Kidnaped Youth �>.« > a — THE SANFORD HERALD, BANFOBB^ FLOMPA, THEORY FOUNDED BY TECHNOCRATS HANDED SETBACK AERIAL VIEW OF WORLD’S FAIR World's Fair Beauty Spot *ContinentaIConflrress' Fails To Form New Body Due To ‘Split’ CHICAGO.— Hopes of technoc­ racy la reb u ilt soeioty as a giffaatle machine, where being well h i would count for more than liberty or religion, received a chill setback here recently. The "Continental Congress" of the T ech n o crat flailed out. It fallad to produce the new nation­ al aaaoclatlon for which It was tailed. It prrduced instead a spill between engineers and radicals. Finally it eame t i an unespectrd Halt when the cloeing hahqurl wee called off. Not enough seats had been sold to w arrant holding tha banquet, With tha startled technocrats were In­ scrapers formed. The curtain fell a t the ing* of f*w enthusiasts for g new era wh» F air—A had bo.ght tickets hurried to gel THUMDAT, JULY It, l t t t New Metal Of Lesser Value In Supplant­ ing Gold AsMedium Chicago'* towering sky­ aa a inckdrop, the build­ rh irag o 's I il.lt World's Century of I’r gross Ki Queen Of Fair’s Flower Show Hr GEORGE K ANDERSON HAVANA. Jill r II.—The Introduet I in of 14,000,000 in new sil­ ver eolnnie Into -Ihe eurreney system of C ba has brought about a oituathn In Cuban bus near a /- I fairs of ra th e r morr than pas*-1 big »l*nlfleanee in view of preo-( eat efforts t„ increase the use of j a Ivrr for monetary purposes among n a ti n s with ru rran citi bused more or less completely up-, on gold. The general effect of the net* .om r«r has bren to establish a -liulile syrtrm of currency in Ihe. country tn tftr which, as m ight' b are been anticipated, the currency of lesarr value has sup-J rlantrd the superior medium so far as Its volume has ncrm llteiL. U. & Delegate Give* e a r Exposition O f Difficulties In Face Of Americans tf'ontlnord grom I age Oner calle.l on controversial subjects to open • way for peaceful exrlralinn of the world congress within two or three_weeks^ E u ro p e a iT circles asserted this k Bed the g ild cU sen of the ritlm an resolution already « ccptcd an 1 brought the roatorence near It* final ganp. The senator’s resolution among other things called for an even­ tual return to .the g ild standard, reducticn „ f the gold cover to JS percept and optional use of sil­ ver for one-fifth of this cover. Amrrlcan Headquarters were b sy discussing plane for aa early ret rn home. Among tho lelrgatrs. Senator Jam Jame* Cousdelegates. s* Cou*. rs , of rffichlgan, had a re s e rv e -^ er« Inn to sail July 20 and a subst * tlnn la I part o f Ihe secertarial 4 ® tlal expected t j leave ■a»t *. I .Ir Wrax RI V A |H T tt« U sam e time. ** The gold .bloc, a fte r having hern drfealod In an effort to ad- f tmrr "narTfTffmmrn>»r"v wtr seemed quite happy w ith tha of events, for they hov# What brought the split was the view shows the site from Twelfth anxious to avoid the stigma ieeut of lolynce In revolutl inary 1'laeo to Thirty-ninth Street a* f ending Ihe parleys athough inmethods, sec irdlng to a spokes­ it appeared after Ihe formal alMing continuance was uselest. opening, June I. Ilullding* of men for the All-America Techno­ Georges Donnet, French fi­ daringly modern design dot the ( logical Society. One of the most Irrautiful spots p la t nnd Dorothy Johnson a rt nance minister who has beaded shore line and Northerly Island Ha charged Howard Scott, of a t A Century of P ro g r-M -th e pictured in a Greek dan e in tbc gold bloc, and Charles rC k L New York, the leader of te;hn>c- whleb parallels Ihe mainland silt. two walks and an error. t hiragu Workl s Fair -is the llor- Old Mill gaplens, one „ f the many French financial expert’ l»fltqr r racy In lit comellike brilliance 1917. In the second Inning II. H. Od- tirulturc exhibit. Lorraine West- sylvan ilells in Ihe exhibit. I'a r a last night, leaving behind and eclipse, with advocating force. ham pulled a sp ectae.lar kiuhle only a small French representa­ In outlining the alms of Tech­ Mr. Scott's own description of the n o c r a t, Inc., rreently, Mr. Scott, [day. Walts singleil. Plerey then tion. Several of Iho Swiss Bel­ process by which a new Industrial hit a high fly over Irft short, in Ihe rnuntiy. Cuban hanks are rtt n tiy nt an avrragr rate of gian an I D .teh delegates already Its director said it mu*t first have i Society would come In appeared to ___ now tonipelled t n n r r y icp aiu tr (hlham, going back, made a spec­ have g >ne. about $i;gg),tNMi a month, ' * c ................. .. sn VS that ------------nn •■rgsniiatii n. it musf train II oleercra to fit In closely with .. w .„ and urcounls, in silver amt in Ant ri- on iht. I,a i of the official esti­ 1 .The American •elrgation Itself tacular rulch „ f .the ball an I then It m ud discipline It for then thre revolutionary technique, as de­ the raparlty t„ art. to first to catch ' an uirCncy. there la n n.innt mate and with the fil.ighi.noo in- was thrown Into confusion by lha ___ •___ g a a -___a t . thea ..two n scribed almost simultaneously reWalls. Another double play, as Illuctiiatnn Ict’w im latest instructions from Waihc te a '•• Ibcre should be a b iu t Someone ruse from Ihr floor to ecntly at Ihe University of Chi­ Vservlng, but not quite a s th rill­ dia, which nukes every laige h al- ihro.tn,; the ifew total. { inztnn, although Pittm an insisted ask If the Industrial rcvnMiun cago. ing, wss made in the seventh from neme Iraniactlsti more or less of Up to last year the virrulatinn this did not kill Ihe gold clauxea envisioned would com* in gradual­ Kvans to J. Young. a speculation; Import nn I export A new radical movement is de- ly. o r whether Ihe "caparlly to irrholcd silver estim ated a t |4,- •f his resolution and th a t silver Tonight a gam e la scheduled tn prices are directly affrq’-d and vebplng out „ f technocracy, as g et" would be tm p |,y ri|.h y the 400,01)0, all hough a total of fl.>. ikscusslons would ronlinue. be playrd with Ihe Ocoee Al, The Americans had regarded II la viewed by (onto of Ihe p a r­ |p< tutorials at • strategic mnmVnt. hV, .“u l h m i ^ U '.t n theory U ta*rd on fr Ural rr-i „ . „ Stars. the Central bank resolution aa ticipants In Ihe "congress” Herr. und r n rc ’slire from Infix“ That is a question of la c tira ",, - r x . not,soli ta n ', through thelf.T ’ . ‘’I*"’ -"* *!' highly-acadoinio-and-m ost-«sw fU Its plan* for achieving power wrro rs plie l Mr. Srotl, "anil ladles Is | The score: u i u e sTm i r ih-nlly expected that It would be • K in m t - T t ffffk . Hunk a l A .lia^ 7 ^ 7 " 7 ^ regarded as q u i l t , sim ilar _ lf l not fo r-th is mre ttn g r h u r Tor~T,nb I'lerey, U rapidly degenerallng into - • " f rr* ,ta ng a* I,n ,,U tn ’‘*'!*fnor accepted, although James P. War­ ■those Ihsi hive been standard organisation." I Tllilp I , nee, s lh e r wa rnined p to the '■ •••t"ll. Jh rhanllc * Illation. aver since Ihe Bolshevikl used <• •!•.,, • 11. _. . .. , | l l 2.nuo.txnt limit. With Ihe ir- burg, financial rxpevt, from Iho The engineers of the technolog­ M- I—[I,,, er them with success In Russia In There is considerable imcertaln-| t r , B. p „ f tU flim flO tt this year 'h- flrot had insisted on the reservaical society interpreted Mr. II Nmlih, ] |n, _ l i e f tvsf •. ly an lo ju*t h(w much money| silver In clrr Intivn am ounts, or li in (hat Federal Psserve Board Scott's phlllnsnphy of change aa **. W lllltittr If th e rr is in rireulotion in Cuba. stain ....... — • (o • ------- — approval was necettory. Amcrlwill am etn t, |IN,onojiOO. ^ Wlltliim*. rf outside the law. ,Thr society had can circlet asserted th a t when U itlb, |a.« A c. um lalive rrcoids »;em to in- nr thiund Dl (e rrrn t of Ihr en­ joined In the call fur Ihe con­ the remnants of the agenda were tire cln ulallnn. gress in the hope of meeting on d cate a t dal o f alxiut fl2'MkNi,i ^mi H..% r All agrexd upon Tuaediy to keep Ihe •*lI* i»f». U .r rummnn ground. Hut as one „f 000,- hut the official treasury ronferenee alive, the A me rl ran J. Yfitifttf. 3h CAFK OWNER KILLED the leaders curnrnrntrA they hud M V *• t | M|C IB llalcu ien ls irididxlc l a. total of Rhcumaflnm Gone Too reservation to the C entral bank­ K iirM io , liisSia not knjwn prcvio sly ju st what a b iu t 1'I.I.UOO.IR'G on Mur. ill last, I*«IhfMtrv, rf ing revolution waa distinctly to/ MiNEOLA, N. Y., July I3.-D P) rf . H art Is a wnninn who was rap­ Technocracy, Inc., stood for, and basing thin estimate on Ihe II nin#«. If Jiweph II. Dii.ard,* 54. Great catted. idly, putting nn weight and who g fte r Mr. Scott hail explalnrd H Jh amount of money in Ibe Treasury, Offlclsl reaction Id 'AmswMix I’eggy Cartwright has liern er show In the lfortl:ultural JiD Jlrnwn, Neck restaurant prnprirtqr, died U ip r a ' P"Sh.|h was troubled with rheumatism early In the session, they deter­ Ih • hanks and on estimated | k r chosen Iris quern tn preside over Huilding nf A Century of Prog­ II ' kI / p , p in Nassau Hospital Saturday of hea V|usrlers to this latest xrelv too. Itrad her letter; mine I to withdraw. . ■aplta In Ihe hands nf the puM'e Injuries-suffered In an nutnmolnle fAmv Washington waa th a t It Irls week at the Carden anil Flow- rc»» Ihe Chicago World’s Fair. "I stg rtn l taking Krusehen G .nsidcralde sums ma> be hosrd- collision. Dillard was thrown Iro n wa* unimportant. Cordell Hull, "W e arn composed ulm i*t ex................. b yI t’lPirrro.VK Salta bfrause of the good It had clurively r.f rng.nccrs guile m l to­ •01—4 e l Since Ih • dnd of M ar.h Am eri­ the cer he was driving w hrn It chief nf the American group, I^Mnl.A r '»*•» Y I "AWi ri It - 1 done for a friend of Link who had gether for the purpose of solving can currency has leen leaving ihe collided with another machine. l mpIfM Hurt anil llarh. said, "The heavens will not fall." been crippled with iirkeumatism. the prolilrin of the rqullablr illsAt the end nf the second bottle tritiiiti n of wrellli", continued I was weighed ami find 1 am the le. hnolngiral society menil>er. now only I4H pounds (rrlglnal "W e stcml rntfivly f i r oixlrrly weight HII |hs>), at which I am *•> mentis w.lhln Ihe Constltulion. pleased. Hut I have als0 felt my “Technocracy ikd not seem to (Continued From I'age One) rheumatism much less, which has Kirrelnnc rente ■> t victor by a have a pr .gram . As far as we people who know It, or are too bean so trouhlesoms In my knees. I'd to ro u e In a bumond ball I must say I think Krusehen a ruutd see, Ihe anly tangible thing ine rrigihly pessimistic to admit game [ layrd with Dr.Mulay Tues­ in it was violence." it. splendid weight reducer." (Ml«e) Whsn Ihe local nesocialion E. L. P. "This |s true In every business," day night. Firrati ne srorrd five Overweight and r h e u m a tic pulled „ul, there was, nut much he went on. "Everyone is freling r.tes in the f rat Inning on six poisoning often go together. The left In Iho ro n g irsj save a inln- this iivw Inmwulatlon of confi- hits, including a double and Iwi ■lx ealta In Krusehen assist the cellanro « c lln f oi^ Including denre that Is bring administered 'ilp lru They counted three mure Internal rrgans to perform their local “ I Ig eluh" members, "snap- hy. Provident |{ut,sevrlt' and' his tn the third on two tv i'k i, a dimfunctions properly—little by little b o x n s”, nidi n|s, t'ninmunisls, a aides. | do n t mean lie hoi done He ami »v error. In Ihe aiath thet ugly fat goes; slowly, yes f-w i narchlrts, a frw ) nginrera, 'his hy Inspirational d f n n l * -I t's another rutinl was added* cn —but surely. You feel wonder­ and several clergymen. Much was the nrlttal business increase t tmwn '»alk an I Iw i errors. In tha atv* fully healthy, youthful and rner- Ihe analys'a of min of the men »» n result of the ndinitiM ra- er.lh three more tam e on two gatlc—more sn than are r before who h 'lp r l p rc n i'ta the inertings. • Ion’s iffrrtiv r measures tn comn»lvs, nn error, a walk, and a In what expos Ir ky provrd the lull Ihr depression. in your life! double. DeMolay aror-d five In Kniarhen Halts Is ohtalnalde at cloning address Mr. Scull pictured "Ihe Hcpir i n wo* it g rrs t Ihe srtrn d on three strike, two Touehton's Sanford Drug C o.- a the re a l of || so M y nyeralrd by (lunmnnrr. The pint Ir who wi re ■ iigli* and u duuble. Three were ja r lasts four weeks ami coald not the personnel if n d u slri. -It would formerly erlf ronlered, grasping nu ts |n the fifth sn an error, have It" fund Ions! nr In tis lrla ld i- f i r more than their ’ Imr- of a walk, and two singles. In tho more than Me—Adv, wnrldlv g oils, giving their broth­ seventh another wao made on ers little rreillt, hsve come to 'lie r - s p is timi th at llielr brother In many rn s rt was |hn ,mlv man If I had bought stocks and bond* see ,|i b n ." Ion it all. Tmlay wh„ rould and was willing lo iny FI rnln Interests are worth help him. "I have suffered al ng with the Jrto,ooo.ooo." f. • i-nfi; lo in , national • rst. Ilul I boys never Inst tnv fsllb that r->.Villons would r*»-tlfy situation Collier continued: ■'I have the greatest faith in themselves." '••rry n rirn -a l th i t I’resldent lie spoke optimist teallv nf MoWiVs fH nro, statin s he had Roosevelt l* making. In fact I ihirk so much of h i’ Msas for ren»v«r rorr'M rd fbe Iniestm eals he vosory th at I am postering them had made In the slate, slare com­ all over my advertising." ing here ff-J years a v . A vacation 3.000 feel abut c ihe ora . . . where you Co'ller csm» here to meet his "I did It a ra in it the advice of can play golf on a “sweet" IB-holo courae for SO re e d it-,., seeking lo obtain n T O M AKI T H IS T U T , W 1 B O U O W ID < CAES—both aew aad o ld . Lead lag 27c oils war* N 'w York I ankers," he said, "but three-year extension of time In centa a round . . , fiah in the Carolinaa' famoua tnt*\tgtlaHGvU-lai)*Inmchm. Gulf 31)1% I have gained in the long run. which to m en His f 17 000,000 InIrout atreama . . . ride a horaa over miles of il'hlcdness. Ills advertising romcleared bridle paths . . . play lennla on lively can Automobile Association, bate was ranles, he said, were worth ISO.clay courta . . . awira the mountain lakea or the 000,000. The ronfereea srpre given the result—a result that amaaarl area tba new Country Club pool . . . become breathleaa im l’l A nr. I tn m tw to aa ly rro . with the beauty of this mountain acenery . . . be hard-boiled odidals ; j • on his plan of torm ent cool and comfortable . . . In the happy company G o l/ lube b eat trtry ol} l a m y ca t! It and err-llt ro ‘were alvea until of gay, kindred spirits . . . thal’a the summer K'pl. I t tn flostly a*r«p|. nr re­ aeerv miUsftr purl Aiwa enjoyment offered you by the Hotel Cordon. A fect hi* xrhe.InU which »** SChundred rooms of solid comfort. Three delicious r f r e a w g r sf it s m jM fk n t • rapted tentatively. • I Southern • cooked meals a day.' At tba surprise S w itch to tb a “ h ig h m ileag e” m o to r ingly low coat of from S3^0 to S5 per diem. o il. Y o u 'll aay “ gfve m e a q u a rt o f o il” Maks your reservations now fof your share of thia fun. And bring the youngsters — there’s a lata often! A nd y o u 'll get** feater o il— thoroughly equipped playground for them at th e f a a a t m o to r o il 2 5 c « r« r b o a g h d G a t lha CORDON. t t • t s ; Brat For The South” business of J h r rrpuMIe Is row, base I pon this silver currency instead of the American currcivy whirh heretxforo has constituted Ihe hulk of Ihe monry cir.ulating Tellfl IIow She Lost 15 Lbs. of Fat Barron Collier Firestone Team Is Says U. S. Is On Winner Of Victory Recovery Road At Diamond B a ll V% 28 2 Gulf-lube lasts more miles per quartl A"cTUur £ b e a l! V A C A T I O N AT THE G O R D O N Beats competing oils to a standstill in Speedway "bum up” test DOZIER ANGUS CRAFT . . MANAGER GAYS QUALITY PAIN If your nor.re needs palntlnf, u»» Hosier A Ray's Paint “Beat fpr the South." te n u r e It U around and m iied t" stand Southein Sun. i i n d , and rain. M l Sanford Aveaae STANLEY-RORh’RS HARDWARE __ 804 Sanford Avenue .V ' THE “HIGH-MILEAOE MOTOR OIL �tV'EWV" " " " T h e Sanford Herald I hi* n a ry would not a r t the 174,-] feering to Secretary Swanson’*i rv- ] thia does not mesn I believe thad j every man whiv come* forward It harf asked for. I quest for additional rum*. First Distribution; 000,000 "I d«n't think th r nsval *ecre-j “I am in favor o f an in* for I -1 r'th a request for a half billion Of Public Buildnp tary will y t ti,“ «atd |rke* r*-f ward vtgnrouriy," sal<| Ic k n , "“hut I dollar* should gel it." Funds Announced' U Dace's Edict Mtiitaolini's order !o member.^ of the Faneint hierarchy Instructing them not to put on aira or »ilk hate, to ahun tie luxe cars, to travel afoot or by motorcycle, and to avoid awanky rentaurante la not bad advice for moat everyone (Continued I'rnm Page tV r) to follow. In fact, If more people had puraued thia policy t» r nf additional projects arc yet during the boom time preceding the coHepue there would Legality Of E n a c t ­ pending before thi\ public work* not have been all the dlatreaa of the laat few yeara. Ickes -aid, addin* only the Of course, II Duce'a concern la not ao much over each ment Being Studied board, nnn-cnntrnver*ial had been acted individual's economic status, aa It in over increasing the From TTiree Angle* opon. popularity of the Fascial. order. He realizes that popu­ The nf the flood ronlrnf larity and ostentation in thene days of -restricted pocketRVRACITSE, N. T „ Jaly 14— and riv er and harbor program apbooka do not mix well. He undcrsUnds the resentment (/IS— Movrv that may m u l t In privvd yesterday wav withhold which Inevitably exlsta In the hearta of poverty atrkrken rn u rt action to dispute thr (real­ ponding th e eminrsemeni of Pre*. people when a display of wealth is observed. He knows ity nf thr New York state vot* idenl Rnewevelt, bat allntirenl- atthat If he is to keep his party In control Its members must for rrprat of th r Eighteenth ready made for other kind- of Amendment ar* taking shape federal anil foral prnject. a mo*jn tkeep the "common touch", ao to speak. vd to about ITVI.eoo.fHto It cannot be anpitd too strongly the need for personal brr». From th rrr anglrs at Irast th* Secretary frkr*, rh a rman of frugality, but In the matter or objecting to the apparent extravagance of those who have wealth there is another question of tha official ' cnac4- th r board and ptihllr work* ad­ vulnerability Is bamg m inistration, ilrrih n l to givr any story. Nothing could hardly benefit this country more, and ment’s we presume the same Is true of Italy, If everyone, who studied. New* of the possible (dra of thn amount Involved. «#y. rourt fight cam* from Law* in* ho did not want to announ- 1* could afford It, -would spend their money freely. any figure* and Ihon h»vo to The purchase of high hats, of expensive automobiles, Preservation Party source*. T hr party ha« not initiated any Sark trark on thorn i t l h , . Presi­ yachts, attendance at de luxe restaurants would put money move, and It Is under­ dent should change IhoT**!. PrnjU tlllV Y . JULY U, IMS Into circulation which would have a very beneficial effect definite stood Its position a t present la erl* totalin* shout a half hllllon upon thg poor man. The only caution which is necessfry is largely ft, serve a* ■ clearing that one muat be nut# that he can afford what he buys. house far legal points that are One may look ul a palatial home and see in it a selfish bring raised. Mrs, K. S, H arria, * be*n hear,! af that • Inteljr. Maybe G« v- Investment of money which might have been used for a party state chairman, was n u t 1 t will win bis po nt “useful purpose". But what more useful purpose can one of the rity, so no official state. •find than-that-the money ahould-havu gone.into. lhu. bauids. of the architect, the builder, the masons, the carpenters, the go in pressing any nf the disput­ a in dul. Ocala llannvr. interior decorators, the plumbers, and the men who aup- ed Issue could be obtained. Cannon W. Kheafe Chase, nf 'plied the material, and a host of others connected with the Pile. • in all line* of commmV Brooklyn. however, cnnferrerl with construction? Hies aro hiundirg upward* and We should never resent 1^ when people spend money Ijiw P r e s e r v a t i o n P a r t y every on. r»Jo c»s, offering the learlerv hers* r e c e n t l y , a n d p.cuiinr f lie n> menon of a nation which they really owg. If they didn’t spend it, then we Informed them he would attack Ahniild tie angry, for we would have no chance,«( getting l it ti'irr to pny mor* fa r w hat It the legality nf the rnnvention any of it. held If the Secretary nf S tate •■ 'notched nn Atlanta • tn.neir) rnnaom but he way out o f It. Prohahlv tlooi lliev didn’t have s'Cdrlty. Fort M'-ers Women Ah Buyent Because they are th» best Imyern women can always la? depended upon to read th« advertisements In the news­ papers. They know that the articles which uru iinKlaimttl In public print must ba good Itcrausi* they Invite public scrutiny. Merchants should realize the important r o le rife! n| «om* of the «l which women play ns buyers, it fuel which the Tatnj>a va- isldle rldlne slnng Tribune calls to its readers’ attention in the following man­ h * p.ly siirfrro sn* of ner: "A man selects a blue tie for the same reason that he orders u rhtgolate soda. It is the first thing that conies into W MiKft— IW UIOUlyWAlkH away wlttrthnwcnm t lint the Hkltnman hIiowh him, and he can rosily In* argued •it” In North rnriilin* h. ■m' i’ I n proposal I t leg* ■ Into u pair uf ihor* that don’t fit, anti thnt ht> ducan’t • ri> I' i- nnd ppri-mul I really want. indtcntlpv eith er n .lit h “nut doon u woman ever act like that? Well, just nak ... .1 1 >. nr ■ Isck nt fi- Ihe girl at the stain fourdnin, i,r the young man in the gent’a furmahingH itIfire about their women customer*. “Women pick out things for their men folk with tnstu unti discrimination; thut is, everything except cigars. Nn woman has any license to buy rlgnrtt for uny mAn, unless he hus hitherto specified the brand. But in the clothing line they know what they are doing. "It would gurprige you to know how many women in Tampn make the purrhaAot for their husbands nnd grown sons. Il bespeaks a pride that all concerned justly may be thnnkful for, and there is nothing in it to make the man iiiitiiior ashamed, lie will be better dressed for it. “True, once in a while one meeta some old ornrndile who ■ l^lng • llicir hits always been alouchy, ami when he first appears in a 'n r e ­ neat nnd natty outfit that his wife hns picked out we lire s' llol; surprised, and we laugh. Hut would his own selection have ‘lirowii been lietter? “Ilrmember the derby hut! Whnt an outrage upon in­ te llig e n c e it was. WomenJhuvt* more sense than men. They A !T di.pic ’Inn stririest Mnri won’t allow a gencral’returh of the ’Iron hat’.’’ ■I whnt time It s i n , Inched nt v nci| r«pli»dt “ Ijiiio tv r " cd "i|u *rt*r to w lm t?" r id , “ OH, I tlnri't knew t m i hunl | hud to lev i the IihihU SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO Avui Ms,. Ilully returned today fuunbceo spending several months in n w srh's visit with the Misses Philadelphia. JIyer, of Ot Iambi. A It Iter from Mrs. il. Ik lieIbm. J. T. Mi laJn, of tha luard Forest Slates th at she la In the iif ruunty commissiunert, was In White Miniiitaina a t Crawford the ally yesterday. Notch, N. II. and the weather i* jti. mm m is. rt alter Itresaur so cool that they a r t obliged to ir ll tuiusy -lor Watetiown, ft. I. have slrntti h ral and wood fires wnciv u u y will spend Uw a-m in the fire places. liter wiin old irieiiJs. it, imilivr UJS Ivttirnvd llom A l'ump„ wnkjw, mother of aia , h 'H I OIK wilvie lie spell, aeveirliddiio, o teacher In* the county si wees* lucstcg op ic sia e i tooaMmol.. ini -0 yrura, thn holder uiticns V.sit.ng le .a titrs. ot it lili cerlilicale, and adm it. lediy vtitj tlf tielil, hit* appealed to llio to o rl to protect liar jolt NKW YORK. July 14.- W P ) wlutli in i Jo.I btcauae *f the Dr. Oliver M. W. Kprague, re. nepotism low. .-die la o aister-lllturning from laindon y eslen h y iaiv ot it eihuol boned nwuiber. d illjl VWRAh • 1*4.4 bi*d|! 4ld l| 1*11 *e with Raymond Moley, aaataUnt oitfUitltkaif BUM IMIti lb* aerretary of state, said he bcllevd (iuw ruur It illiam M urray, u f »u4li«,l4 iU tiitll lltdM IU ill a|t|Vf t . II th# World economic conference Oklahoma, divluicd m a r t i a l Veiitf MihV! m Yi*ev ■hould adjourn fo r a t leaet thre# la* in an n n a around Oklahoma diii msiu riiim dBtina igiiniiiii, kli month* whll# Internal conditions CHy In piuvuvi Ilfty carloaU* uf aJHIlIVlgl IIV«UUa In various countries Improved. beer which were being held umler Mttmtmr <vmi|iu KuuilllUMl MtiOUl “I think th at th* practical thing divt'i.i.'ii utuera. th e peu,ue i l imiitoti lit* inviHi, da I*. Hiiiw, (a a reee*» of the conference with Oklulii'iiiit «vmenlly haven't had • ini rt«B uviil H>« KUOt 1UI Uib a certain amount of work going anj .i.J. Ir they hud, it w oilJn'l pv*, wea, io In* no mu a* Aim* forward by some nf the sub­ hui o l u l l necessary te call o at uiuiua o-u iay aueiiiuvn While lie committee* and experts, exploring tha gu aidt w,u enjoy tna pteoauraa at rural particular questions", said Dr. Sprague, economic adviser to Ui* A ccuding to th* slam k i aa ilia lut k week. American delegation. Letters from airs. W. P . Field gel by n group of exp* , the Professor Moley, who went to Ideal beauty ihoulii b* " “ tu t. slid ami utimirea a t Crescent City lUeotnu but not uVir i. •• left, aiatc th a t they a ra enjoying the London a fte r , dram atic meeting a pUlihum tilunda wuu "Wen uuung very much and will be of Cap# Cod with President tr e m n and with oue blue i>< re d gutw lu t several weeks. Mr, Fields Roosevelt Issued q statem ent aayOne btuVo, luMtielan iioh. tk has the regular suituM f wkJuweri fng he would report to tha Presl. d«nt and the state department. an truth till, a -irrk ng im u .n Dr. S pragu, expressed the baMra. J . N. Wkllner and Mias silty of the dent-re type auu .he th a t 'som athlng m ight ability to make the judge* a g n e ." Lucy W kltner are sxpbetod borne llaf today frum Hoatoa (w hen they •m arge" after a recess of tha conference. y F.sit Side Sanford people y h o have been for some tta a . Miss “The entire internal program , Lucy w as corn listin g tha Idea of have been accustom#.! to set tb sjr '•' watch** by tba mall plane srhsd- training fo r a professional nurse *» th* President has n l i t ta^qs arrangem ents u b tuny havo to find some ether but bar health would not perm it precedence over with other countries", he added. I ' pican.i by which to cerfeot their Ik tlinc-iilr-ce*. Diepalcheu from ; Mr. and Mr*. W altar L. Mor- "W ithin three months h -w ill bo Jf. Washington Indicate th a t th e gan have returned to Sanford possible to toll bo lter than It k J D syt.u a Bcach-Tanlpo-St. Psters- a fte r a wedding trip In the prim- now how th* latomal program b of tha northeast. dstefoptng." L rg link U included hi tk* post- cl|ia] cities Asked why an American delega­ fl.lafU c* iWpartmsol's list of shm l- They were accompanied borne by MU* Bulk M«uiofltr who ho* tion w u sen t to London If th* i ; | » * t J o L a , _______ ____________ Sprague Returns Declaring Parley ' Should Adjourn had not certifier! the result to Washington. Jlenry A. J. Castor, >f Albany, party secretary, ws* instructed to g»t in touch with Cannon Chase. The latter said he would sub nilt his m«e t„ the aupreirr* court with the idea of eventual, ly carrying it tn the tlnlterl States Supreme Court, If need he. The grounds on which he would act are that the recent rallficitinn conclave wa* not a conven­ tion as preserllied in the stale e-netIhilUn, -am ! fuelher, -that Itwas not a ronveijtlon. since a convention provide* for represen­ tation of each assemble district and IT, delegates al large. Pnrty Iradrrs also will study the point raised b . Prof. V’ietnr Irv in e „ f the t'nllege ■f I jiw , Syracuse t ’nlversity, that the grammatical rnnstructinn of the repeal ad- pteil was faulty. Still another point of attack th a t the party ha* had pressed on it N that the election May M Itself wa* In violation of the law. The Issue here Is whether the fact that the Democratic and Republican Parties, with their wet rnmmlttmrnL*, had a right tn conduct the elections, since this meant th at only nn- *lde of the Issue was In control nf the election machinery. All Inspectors were named by the wet ma(oc parties. P rys are arguing that since the liallntlng wa* between wet and dry only, that election gnvcmmcnl held lh*t virw, Hr. Spin* ic i* b l:, *‘t'iinwiler *11 that hi*, hap­ pened since Mar, 4. It la more than you would humanly expect th at all the complicated measures that have been passed and the ivdincs that hav* been adnptad n»iId haw been foreseen." It is the better part of valor, he said, tn gu forw ard in the present situation “aa if w* were In a sailboat In a fug." "Assuming that iq three months there Is snme fairly rlear evidence that the present internal Improvement will hold, we will then be In a position to lock ■ little further than we ar* now.” ihk SUMMER aHh'e Famous BLOWING ROCK NORTH CAROLINA W H E R E lh* ioy of living I* emphuired In ovary nook and cornor . . . yi'r- J illoevwi l "-Yoor- lrret-rmpfostiwo-wl- Mayviow *AAanwr -ia- thok »b grew miraculously from th# aarth . . , to gracefully doe* tha hotol har­ monise with tko beauties of thia wonderland. * The atoning* are to delightfully cool, you'll welcome an ostro blanket And whet o "kick" thr* pur# mountain otonn give* you, with golfing on th* high**! 18-hol* course in eastern America . . . cantering over TO miles of bf^el paths . . . a bracing morning dip . . . brisk tennis on th# MeyvtWt privet* courts . . . hiking ovor romantic mountain traila or snaggin' trout from nearby stream*. Thar*'* no can opener ot Mayviow! Alt v*g*tabl*s com* from our own garden* daily. You'll onjoy everything hero. It** • beautiful adventur* . . . • graciouc contact with Nature . . . a vacation that's difforent! STEEL ALONE IS NOT ENOUGH — neither strong enough, nor safe enough, nor quiet enough fo r the body of a quality car like Chevrolet vac* it exclusively. Because every teat and every experiment have definitely paw ed: STEEL ALONE IS HOT ENOUGH! Lenee Duplicated DR. HENRY McLAULIN, Jr. Optoasotrtnt 112 Ptrii Av* BEST FOOD In Tbwn 3 .2 B E E R CTpvrtl POST OFFICE LUNCH Oppooito Foot Office Etrald tMnttac Co PHONE 768 HANTOftD MAONOUA AVE. �PA t.fi THAGS "o [ i ~1 j pz : Z---------------- Fishing Schooner Social A n d Personal Activities Damased % S|flp M A R fiA K K T P E T E H S , S o c ie ty E d it o r MlL.ANK SUNDAY AND MONDAY Of Enraged Whale! T e le p h o n e : O ffic e I I S Soviet Plane Wil Be Permitted Ti Land Jim Matterr 'r. ’ Engberg hsd b**n given » ypwfetmie. II* w s, suffering n>m effirt* . f fttif r «l«i. T hnnm Intuit, th lrf (if polk*, •ul hr helirvrd Ihr ■«**llintf, aihm: ln Ihrir pt*n<, 'h o i l>r. led terg in nn nttrnipt to kill WASHINGTON. July I t «T um. T hr chief b e lt e r , the m*n — With n Nrw Votk hrew ry t*r* hen .puifht to link Ik , Enging h « nn Intctw wli^ty tvu%%'v» •V*tr with th r attack by placing W n ih in c tm i lin t M r r t r r Am**rf~ >r. Ileilb«rg‘» pur-r in Pr. Engran •*ffi«‘wl# )v .tird ity irranh i-rgV pnrkrt. Thr chirf th*criled l>vimH<iv'n f*«r lhtk Imtthftg of i hat P r. Kngherg and the gun S oviet Airplnne nt Nnim*, Ata*k» verr |-lam l in Pr. H eiberg’* ear hriiwr, Jnm r JN ttrrfe u-* t»l ih r m nrhinr .rln rd near tha in* - f ii 1 r nr d ttr* vt *>r !«I ft ti*fa faart atlro.id track• to Indicatf an at* from tfa-i* StWirinri nilikrtH’w, m ptrd suicide. Tfar f rrw ety fainI net1•! a * ffa lm«*^Hisati*r,t *tndicd P r. lied* Mmiv-mr of n rr m’ih* in* »ra** fa-t »f4 patient# in an ef* wVm-i* fiviatnr* hnd rrnrH* *! Norn* oft to dim m er A cldc. « H«*»i \laMi*rn’i wht'rralwMit# it P r. Hcdh rjf told p lice ha in ws-rc* fa iou h I. T hr iiu* itirw «*f no cnctnfM and cmtlij Ifairi* |* sKlir^Vv. d iriftiir of tin not explain the attack. y,*v W*f ItifnrtitaHott littfrnn fa**rr *« r«*mmuriii*nt*«l with mitlimipm in Mo*r iw tu iifatma *‘<m*t*?it f«*» tin* i lam* to cmr> Matter i tr P tH T /S I t AIHUUfa N. S.« July II —Unptain ylfanvunl P ay r and I ho crvw of the fi«hintf jiefammer Evelyn M. Ymwe 'wore *»fe in to rt today afK'r a thrilling on* For tfa - lem fif of thV It-iifkHntr riw nter with an mmigvd whale off Mr. and M rt. I*. A. Hrurnley fund ^f All S »ul« t i t h lie fhunrh, MON HAY. the Nova Sm tia ro a d nvontl>* Ie f| t day for Hetid*r*4in¥tlte# *N- Mr>. Henry K.rliter* a- a memt lu te Number. Om* i*f the Tfa*' fettle v* *1 vui« ho\e to C. whrr.* they plan to r|**rtd >e%. Ftr •! Dt p! 111 t tiuitrIt n ill *ny■;t eleven milo* * IVHT** Jfetrl'nr; • m l ttftk . hV'tlUnKirr farf.u\ j.juL- ,I/,m i*Vk *'L - wid* - At r *. - fl II Her, iJet* t"a Intel to Aveittiitv** the -nrfacc et**-> liv nn.l atop|w*d A Mi Ifa ri# Pattern returned t *h\ It* N in1v r Thu* of *he n f, w hundred f*et from the *hlp. Vlfrti day from Ja c k *i»nviHe whir j f a i t Ifaipl st < fa iul» wii: t»ievl i Tfa** rrvw r»»n!ln j d fi*fainvr, while • h e lui# l»cert th e gu« »t for a u k .ut i!5 guoi-* in nttrndann*. with Mr*. A. <\ t lian*: t*r rlain, tfa. m )m U* lay u'»li»»nlcM n the A fter **veiitl i r ul •hurt time of .Mm J.uey Marsurface. hridif** falwh score | r*re wnf 1 1 >ld Said* rd Av r.ue. fhall, formerly of this tily . la t e at niirl.* they heard the * u !e N u ail 11 Six oi lhi1 EJifl I aw.-aled to Mi-. It. K. Takach - H a - l i t Church will mert at ;jltu Inive mammal m *vimr. The sound while f ecu ml fat/ffa cere priae Mr. nnd Mr. Edward S. M* I'aU iiilir Lwn. fidhmed 1 ely v it % *1* nt will leave tomorrow for f\n*a- wa< given to Mr*. Frank Meuch. n r l u k with Mr.i. th o rite 1 jerking o f the uneh r rafale a# l.a u n t Avenue, refa nnd point# in Alnfaemn wnere \|i*# M argaret T nk.uh w*a# the lj|t. the whale fouled it. Th*» achik»n-‘ | I ‘iti*l. Nlimln i* SvVctl . f riwipient of cut rrise. t h e y p lan tu cpvnil a fa UL U i o meet 11' i",Mr dip! • I alarmingly and At a Iftte *hour ref»#--hment# Fir*t IkiptfcM Church w 3! i |(rt then ri*H* aeaix with a ru*h a# The the nfate dcpnrtiiieet were nerved fay the h**,te« *t a*- t at ’I: !>t oVhwk will* Mr-. Ii • • Hie i sifale pa* ted. * >’ J-. Ifa riukil Avcfltie. dm . d the *nte u *n over fa* tfa* <i**?cil }v V it -„ i««'onn% t * Ifaiw. Mr#. II. ?>. IV w rtr ti** 1 *faiuirh \- it NWinnl the whale** I dt"r**|lwe»i| of tti** interior, the | Tin »r will lir a railed lllCr , . i ter, Eugcnfat Ann, will fauive t* MrWf J fay fodwiir, nnd th«* MNtW I! 111. fa»d d n i'I'e l aTT’Trrt' t f»** fcoWf with | rf the S!. \y m It u l * r t jilt! dkthitt * f which ipcliide1* inerrovr for ‘A tlanta t • vPU He Kiln Mae U ndcl, Adelafafa* Itichk' h nwd th e Xi*-*%•! ^liuoredl All-fan. au» 1 11*e tnHer '*ui:ht I h * . / i’D A N O N l , 1 t'ri* * I/pi*a opal t luflit lt at J i a i 1,1 f a n n e r l a n u t , Mr, nnd .Mr* ter, nr* I A r!* ne Hlchter. under the fafaivv. Pt#fae* *lli| potn I*. M. a t th e . pitM*1* hoy r. per o n * ion of the governof of t He Tho* e jn , i*rH u* re: Mr* nnd CHINESE J. It. Huff, 111 taMe-* and %r a* the Vi"** territoi v. .Mr*. A. It Miifannev, M»% and * *♦! cau*cne»l. The -tali’ depaitm* nt m e etn Mr '* Jidin IVsuTd. Me. and Mr## * |iru n tf t* 1 hate* in t* -oiiitu* tliai r*>* ♦ mH enry II rht* f, *31pit. Alarv 3Iiek* ritnl w nlfr In Liljuig jypuill££ laXts a.siroutf ^puU- nt ik^ Fw-fmiiHriien, 4RBfioTiT11diT~ *Tffi«t’ aT imiinxik —wr 1‘iTWgTTirr i P enn fa* enter the Tiefaf. • i:ta m Adorable.' with Janet Gaynor am i Henry Carat, international ri rtly lo*twecn th»* Pave turtieil for |S*pi*vt Hiirfa*'r In A tlanta a fte r spending afa*»at Frank M« i*ch. Mr<. Julia !#itdwiif, film star, personi/ying every bit oj iL - — jjPB govetnment and Mom Mill'li-n Wltn-n »m i ?iiu>h and made port ! efore morning* two week# with Mr. nnd .Mr#, T. Mr#. .1. I \ \\ it hen, Mr-. 3Ury Ifaf pttal nttcmfnnt f imm I that S ch aal.. ,Mr ■. .John I.udwfg. 3tr4, The \o-*i t *wa ^ in a -*t|jkinif fonL\ Cnrhoit, J* ' iimln Avenue. P eter T hur-t *n/ Mt#. II. K. Takditiou and had fa* he grounded. neh. M. . \ E, M.illoii. the I 3fr, and 31/#. Frank Ii, Wood­ M i-'c . Inly II. nlh W. 1, i. Ha Mahorn v* Mrir v ruff refurnetl venter, lay from Mafitm et, A rt111V . i itl> nt of iiriwr.il a Tufaa i■It, St n r * Ifaujtlcro»mvl!In, Wavn ^vJlle* nnd, e sin t Tiik i*i It, 11Hen If v, E thi .f ifae -T ” Itri'Ae H uh • l'oi|'l|'iltt:|'* >i‘ife i ’ fUp point# in *( ith t'andlna Mae Heftdid. Adfa t a 'fa* Hirfah r. •nrtu-Mif o f ffit* ftridgo m a iw m il liavik " r r e they have fao’ ii Mirndimr Ft a nee 1 31a fa»»p«•y, an 11 A r fettt * r»- d im e Ilf * W»ii* *cne*t 1 j ' the ifai r ft I e* the past few week#* .They were I!ichl*r. t f 1, n - •i* It i| by bli-# i h'nt II*im eV» It* ■ trrompnrimd here fay Frank I*. i \* fa- iott» n code. Woodruff. Ill who ha* keen vM tTho e pr* o fit W*’i : the - F O i:\ t. t; Mll.KS, H a . July i w ifaiii P ie price,Ing hi» gnindfiith* r, tin* ttev. 3li- • Ifa l«*n’ \ «*rnav ha** let' MHre# Kisiiht Ifa* t/. Ifa f fy 11tv*- II. ifal.t n '.ioi i wind# of hut «d will fa * n |i I * Rim«nm, nt hi# home in .Mi#-;#* fr»»nt Payt «a Itcnch when* terrni der, I • I r Hot,*. MI Unit rrcaiw f 't o up-rttiii f tile vveti t » \,d a i*i ted. lowt i wi-d amt northwest o ',o h fa’ ir hi in llio rent r of tin* city, firin g hosiiit iful t*cn * *! Pat' #P*nt a week with frleml#. Mppt. Hmnari a»»*l pile#?. Mar |.*»* 3|e tcf»»i of faf. m thi* d id fact in any than rS r \dun*. Alt. tiia y faifo* and tit*’ world faneo** Fritila, wttti •-»•*!o , thentro* and p dill Holland, of Me. *«n, <li», Ifaden faiiiMitur conveniently reality , the PLAZA i* the natural londci I'tv.'n xv.ir ar»* tmighfy IM to I, Of .ill tin tun mar?* roach in It Jlr-. Churlr* I vi'rly, Mr*. M. Wifaotfa Hand IIn pea>, nnd dt-aii lull ■of the |i*i|fi.d. * if h. i n n i faille fa. ** fay !llcli«ifd the Hot da main' a ml tn the pa-t e . llrr-<flL Mrr. C*. W, Snn'Ii Martin I mey. W, lefty , m* r..rn|..-ri i in i har pe >l \*4»?r, - lily eigfal can ■ .n,| Mr*. .1. II. (ifgvr* nn* i \ n o n piumH all wi t h p r iv a te h a th . piTtril Ik arrive Snn'lav fn»it .Mr\* ,i Wright I * • ' nf the Ifa S w eather h 'le a ii at e|» » ,| a- ,,er.at*fa hath a to tn luutiermu wtlp r loudly and ilia mot oc, The hkthe t 1fin and Pane** at tho \Vr|»ninl>n. Alt.. Jit vl-il llirir i» ltd* morning for Griffin, t*a, i«» Alfmriii. who * itfticv «ti*EIn nit; - Lit silp|HMt of fill* i ocotdcd w »"Q1 ifto*' <y i*u 1 |rr. Mr*. J . I*. I.ohry, pnuth Sa ■ t gr.nl Avrnur Tlirv will li* ■ < The eoiiti-t- n f IlsivftlwV Lift*. t j ill mi*- of other cities ill th»" -r.lii |*J#nl*,*l ' by" Mi-* Eu;--" '', en d •. P r, (*, S. S«*!man. and Mrm FiH'ftil- i>f 3ti-- | fa-fly A Hindi ItK N 'K H o M V A I t . M iin i.^ in c D i r n 't o r Rkii«i*. nlr,, i f W rturnt'kn. v.V' s. Imttti fpr s*eV lal iljiv*, retttruo«l v HI ri-urro* t*. fa ur* that he i# Ir on oi * lull i n ano ti«'tl evp**l lellr . ’hbii* A. J. Ranximi, at lii‘ home hi >* tn lh#dr home in A tlanta hy im» ill at the n *» ■ * coltrige next ing1 #tprni wif»*I vctociti* - «f mor* “ I’bua" than *’• mil*•• auT m ur. Mr. tiiay Albany, Mira. t* r thi* m rning. d o o r t*» (h e h ” pita!. approxim ate^ a follow-*; he> l i U uuL l l m a c d a , 1 ia-U1r F «rf Myei ami \Vi*t Palm Iteach, I in L*>i; Tiim|ai. I in ..u; mnf Jack' jianv lie, I in f»'fa For Summer's smartest moments! Silk and lastcx The fieipn-ncv of daifgi roit ‘ 11 "I '/a l 'fatiirhunic . jn Florida fav nmnth • t di tviuiifii-.J fay ji»»v- P e rs o n a Is .Mrs. Itichtcr Hostess At Parly On Tuesday Social Calendar H ^O A’RlNCuivi DININC Aliss Helen Wilson M ins Rridiry Pri^e mORLANDO Odds Are Against Hurricane Winds1 Striking Florida HOTEL COLEMAN’S PLAZA LOW SUMMKR RATKS :MV(JM FK V N T N lv\YR< )0 T U A It l )KN G ir d le Sheer C otton DRESSES $ 1 .9 8 T h e ‘m aterial; are itmiMiallv fine. Ihr ilel.iil iin-l trim mnivinllv hivi lv 1 THr-e are f r m l * lin t ran anyw here. Haller a n v n n r' Slici i vuite,, iir^.im lie,. km*le«. tti •.i/e- 11 In I I, amt e x lta st/rs $ 1 -9 8 . i»*!liai'!it w o u t h e r t i l o r d , | i f n l a >u»r faojmd * a d r i g w i t h 1V3U. Thiri laI. fa, tfll# the lory: n I Frfivtli tr r( < jn i| I- n a y unlit I ai I tt I W h e n s he uses Flame-type Cooking l.ifhtly borrtl m rr the di.,. phrjcfntSjil* (>|,iuig aI fuliil >, .i . A biinm i i hat l nf l.m rirnne |.*itIi• liiH evrlr rii nf th . nn Ittr** I'll- tn-. t f:I..11y In ,hYllr ,KI| to, I MCl.frf llirrr are flame, ll.ere U unm l.iinlv. CtMikin^ o v e r fl.im r, re*|tiire, n im ta n l w aitl.in jj, I fo u r, lh.it ilio n h l he d jv n l in p le .n u rr are *|*eni in fro n t of l lie h o i oltl-failiioned range. Rush into PRINT Rainy Day Savings! Pine Mercerized KrOdrir U m brellas MARCH I ar> ammtnt fa R A N T rrltuIoiJ tip*! I<1 ribi; ope filer: in fuilr (cion! t'oilrf liathtfl O rjo n J y l Sw xelt l.n v tly f il-y iiv l *l-*bcri|ii it.n ! T u l o l '. . Ini), &» Kaslimn .*• lii.iii t . ! In a h rrn n iiii a.nl ' h u fth s . Sherr h'-.uti ’ i sn e uses El e ct r i c Co o k e r y SA T U R D A Y F lrflrio ro o le ry relea.w, m any kitchen h o u r, fu r Artfully Biased” is the v&v creed in A Wondtr Value! Double Show rum: d y e F la t Crepe e in irr m eal perfectly, while y o u enjoy an after­ n o o n al the h va.h. — of lirttrr qttalitjr than any silk ,1 Ihi. piic I 'Stture. luh.lanti.l . . . in a range oi beauliful ci« I lo w Ultra smooth fit—beautiful bee trinuninge — pure silk ol supe­ rior quality I Select yours from this :atiif)ing assortment I o lh r r tiling*. IVo need to w alrli anil w ail. T h e aiilom alic lim e am) Irm p ern lu re cotiiri'K cook an A dd wrieniifie accuracy to y o u r ow n cooking skill . . . . anti p ro d u ce lie.illhier, ta .lic r meal* th e efeelric w ay. W ill, th e T h rifly T lire*^ colon. il ro ils no m ore llian th e old flam e lyjie m e th o d ,. T a lk with any em ployee o r y o u r favorite e lrtiric d ealer nlwmt th i, M o d em w ay lo cot*k a n d ,ia rtj 7i tILK now lo enjoy those h o u r , o u t of the k iltlic n . iXPREtt ■nl't ONI MtTIfc fOMPAlri t �Lead In Reepening'Cottoii Reduction Bank Arrangment Plan Is Expected into effect. U they here not 41*. pi;m 4 of lb* Block la that Uh , the U s will be aaaeiaed. George N. Peek, chief form ad­ ministrator, (aid he ecu confi­ dent the final returns from *UUa on the acreage campaign would show it to have been a auetesa. rbejrTl Cut Like New 11 NKb! YORK, lu *h* •heet ■pace ef f a r l* to H —fkav e f the • e e l eiweUl ■ I prohibit>— repeal e<ll be lei* la A h U a a , A iteaiae, a td U n t w ISblely each ebb* appean c e s td i i, ilttw iib «**•*'tsf Ibo repeatuibv sap": “ F* vdMMC dent ia)tv each admits that the h*» ispsal .hbaVnaa w it -i.c W. M eaateeta a t ; be iKee u * eeetaiattabra that thsi* will U* a** uttg *—r**1- - ' aa<l May Mr beat» tsvfsisose in tbo htkwsr S'Hl o bet her repeal will e-w* IKh year. Ib-ie u « r iXsiniwks togerdtnc •*► fcpeahaU hare o a a tit »Ulc- l-ts s l p s b l r a v v>.’v «* aih t a ad a m i ?* Muie f»* the aevee- lepsab ie a **>1* agoii*'!; If*nsi|bnli aary thfee-fuuitbe af th« i W ItMe-ovlt and *h* Oa'ims'.a’wi **ie ) » m l la a me ad the fane tile U «..l phsMixm.' Ilea. Aali-piebibiima t l w belt bn A ib u so t lbs ',.i<n(>.vt(*» that at least 31 ewwe etalv* will eet« U b pear, a h k h wouhl glee >hta< Itssa aaged e iisiN . bug In v -peak'll* Isa s, ws 43 i a eppattu-eily to pa** «» the si,nisi yhum>-il. Piuh.'ii'mii i a b s s h«**t f w i l i i a ia | U t hioKd they nuiy V 's'u i't W ts-h Repeal t U i u r i in Atabama aa’Mill* legality t l the m.i> hfln> v -eh A xiiav . Mb bv***■! i j iiiiy l i .,9pr'pyr*wKnt*,TO'rtp^*fi»fiswiter*lPt^geuht itinudaW ether state* ah k h paali t* aie w w . mt umfi,* thn hat* awl ret eutieg datei l*» ibt bnaht-hip uf th>- *t < sst,lh 1 \ repeal ids u j . bei aunp the w Dual Ifepsaf Vh.1.. Th tal* feaMl tale* hate beea tr*-Kt».iully in. tu kifsius hssr. la te r af RiahibtlhMB, Hither way.; IH tis in little a, M is lf ' hem the ewie wilt bel)« iwliirl* the . Xunils- «• »lib S'-1*', i v siii thisb tire d in the Snath. ib bgaiMmt .13 hssr. pi -hwn>i - h Traae*.<ee tale* «a 3*1) ,M and' " ”“ t*W N MOWERS «v H '<ia, t * ■‘M* 1..MI s sv *.-j: .heft XVim I Will Speed Up If y e -ifi* i x * lllr^v- mfcrti.rtcy.*' Flood C ontrol •. / h 4. R»r\i*llx VI" m iioii >K VCotii 'nnc4 f v m 3 a*e ***1 iny suV li port of the work Will AVit^ithA-h VlprsMipid h 'W rc h oJtl'r. ill, S'l-i.(".S hUiVC ’lUlffS'ht'l1 he fliM* TMI, bite Ih-svst In " n f life nnd l * '.* 4. wh'Sig V>" y bmiic will Ik Whc gn hrh'i* Yieh.1 Ip su sstv I* 'Che lake rsigicfn i t lades in the 1929 tropiuAS'MrfiralruuiH. bw-wtss**, Vh* •ai hifrri,'ufm esn-ed army «■ iMluihg o n g sv a il^ ’ Vhr JMllftft i r h e n I s i m t that the *wil<1bln, amt vifw b a k Afi* si m e , ing sd dyVc- und hun-hawc gati-s i*i \ iiNpv-i.i.'h Vhc .i^iiv lv<n<- Orj uwund the lake he th e first part Afcsiuiwiinh S’ b tha-ve tyim iseeh a tg tlu- W'irk, Hill- "at* M inVi of itsoijll. P.rr ¥ h . -i.iir - ifirsflril.fi "ia ■hi- w«ik i« ■fsitnr'hhcA, a n t the y l | .pu.'linh, piichaiile J. W. SHADOIN Loag leaf pallew pine. Calf red cpprtaa and *0 hlada af Valid ing mal trials. HJU Lumber Co, 13th aad Holly ZIP BBRVICE Pheaa 1 « Martin's Garage If you have your car OK’d by Start in be­ fore you take your vocation you maysave time and. money? which Ford waa heavily lntereated, and the other th e formation of • -----If you aren’t drinkinj; Icett Coffee these days ytiu’re mliilnp oipe of summer’e prvatrat treats. Just try some today—you’ll find it a hot weather drink that heats anything else! ■ ^ RED CIRCLE " - — bo k a r Vigorous—Wlney” Rich and Full Bodied1 LOVETT'S MShaiyS XX.W 10 VKITS G R t H 'I T O U t V Rawma^ G R O C ETER IA FORMERLY RED FRONT tie K. First S t-----Center Sanford CORN ------- 3 "25c 2 *^ 15c 19c 19c 2 23c 36 25c OOC 40C OC lOC I 'W i -\R K K T K S tiab b -r ta ll bUk'iut IH A V U K R |Un;ma'a buhabW bull t < tT IK K SK * kbw H R K S S IN G * t(L 11. t Fu.«l N 111*0A |.u |« iu ,i U bf-'si* M A l t *1I K S X. t . Su** t'llF 'K SK * U x ./ N U T SsU h* ePWRU JK U k4t E tafi'- EiUhrn F iv b ^ ■» Libby'sTALL lillK WithOrders 3 Can*15^ ONIONS || <*ra | TOMATOES S/ — Pound 12 tbs. in / 15/ •• Pound largetltarstmaetkwigia hubs 5pounds 25c POLE REARS LETTUCE | CaLCelery 15c 1 tbs, 25/ 7VA/ParHead | Grapes2lbs, 15c MvintdlHpuE1COFFEE WithOrfers Can26/ FRESH GEORGIA 114 Ua. Mck ............... MViMV ■ » #9217 PAPER h Oo. pec Htiiu Swet 3 tOc 2 - 15c w# OCTACOK SMALL OR Octagon TViM bar 5c SOAP LUXTOILET bar 7c POWDERS lifebuoyToiletbar 74c 1 v V LAVA bar PALM9D 3 bars t3(k kh RKANS* Utt^^rtMT Ywinbry M BUTTER* IK PMuaiue b u s Arid* JELLY* Id a*..... ANN ■PAC.R—Pur*. Delicious G rape Jelly 2 8ULTANA—Dcllcioua, Rich P ean u t B u tter 1 0 / 1 9 / BLUE ROSE UllPSO No-lWTabfePqCHK WjtbOmmg^atm | 'CORN | PEAS |1 3 REAMS? ? a Cbm 15/11 Cam15/ 12 Cam If/ PORKMOBEANS witbord*. 30-1life StSALT Hf SYRUP Jt!sU I s tr h v w o w * yY A N H M m * OUR OWN BLEND India Ceylon ONIONS ib * COOKING- . v Serve It Iced—t t ’e llclous and refresh i. H Lb. m ' IONA Tender Cardan HIGH OUAtJTY U a ToUrt Soap 4 Fakes Flakes, OCTAGON ”» • ,1 '' S tX lB tU U B W f > «U T . LARGE C R U P ICEBERG 5c 5c GHERKINS ......... U t i t t I h ta tlobvt Rich and C rraaty. Ac­ cepted by the Ameri­ can Medical Anroclat i o n CommltUp on Fopdi. * 1XVCAL F U L L U N K F R i m S a a d Y K G E T A ia J K S M M TAIUS jK OU VK A * ............ MILK 1.MR4JF »YR* « tH 3 P M A Y O N N A tS K ( h s . » r ] | * 3 ^ Minch* t*t Oa. M C 4T» A <C WH Y> » -- WHITE HOUJ Evaporated « x<y h x No- 2 r u u \iu > .. IhilwJw GOLD .MEDAL FREE DELIVKRY-Phone 282 S.vyt t uuatj Kvsrgcvsu ^Ugst. ; “•-javfsar-l Utr« jo ir work ky k wkl riv­ ifssii *iu«fM<k'* tpsmKOg w m i.‘on m SANFORD AVENItK it to he d a r t t f withi* the prr»«** frctl p e r. i PWtim-t State Senator A. W. Young, w c n ta ip aad general iwawa a n of the district, with effkee at W ert Prim Orach, raid t* date the district had cent e t'd PHI .73331 twerard it* O .nnn.wrt 'b are of the wrrrk. He -aid federal engineers had been idling erhrn the district will pay more, hot retdrewed an in tenth* •■n sV- part of the government Tn diwonthme the w rit, despite low finances of the district. The heard approved a ‘district tag list for IM* U r leeies, a roll running ahoet M per cent under the 1933 U ies, as tbg re­ cent Ijertdatwre reduced U t rrtrs . Y>wng said the t/5l would run ehewt rtOAdd" for this pear. He h Jll 1W hoard the l h t t *«t H ’ Icrli'WS dropped if f about'Ytf*,CIM under the 1931 ta lcs tin the lews'* t a t redrmpti -iw af late scold pat the total collectioiis abov* last year'* math. In anklng ih o lt the CaloosaU ftcW River part «f the prc)rct, the le e and Tlclntry delegation said their section of the state waa anginas for the work to he s u i t ­ ed a« it would m»an mock t« the eomoumity, in providing Work and Uifwnving farm condition*. The delegation from the two counties was made ap of William Hull, clerk of the Hendry Circuit Court; H. A. Rider, Hendry ceumty j*dge: Herr* Hall, llendry manly commissi'wer: J. A. Frank­ lin and W\ P. Franklin of Fort Myers. P a n k il iwlei all II>1« •( aela. .tft kaltca: »ru»U* I m M ..f nil Eln>», etc. tlspeft 323 E. 1st IM S U n STEA K S^ Lama W taU ra PORK U V W O �m---------------- — — --------------- — - — fZV:*:- H O 8A N F 0B D n X A L b ,- 8AJCTTJWt),1FLORIDA, la tho stern. T r a t i the lake, a aid* and MOTHER SAVESi^t h alf, to the atom. On the w , with tho boot M o n SON BUT FATHER towUhm trip groceries, M n . Travis aat am Ida hi pa at tho oara. T rarta re­ land in tho itc ra and LoaanOi WES IN ATTEMPT elperched In tho bow. Urn. Travta bad her hack In the hoy, bat suddenly, so t of tho corner o f her eye. aha oatload that he waa tee taring dangerously oa tho odco o f tho boat. Ska •creamed and lB th a t Laxarw* slipped into tho w ttor. T rorta, roused from o dooe, dived bn mediately Into tho lake, wit beat looking to see whom the child hod gone. ICYi. Travis d ropped her oars. L a u ra s , having auak otvea. rose to tho turfeee ot tho •Ida of tha boot, directly under h er bond. She sailed his h air end polled him over the aide, rockhm the boot perilooaly. Travis hover came op. Wr*. Tmvl* screamed for help. T heir own p trr waa only IflO yards away and other piers to tho right a a i loft were populous with bathers and boaters. The* pot o at a t once la ennooo and rowboats. Mrs. Travis's boat was drifting In a circle, because one o f h er o n had eladed her and was Help Is At Hand But fSifls ToUnderstand • Hysterical Appeal SKILL\ N. Y , July I t — Travis, ih M ymm aid. • a t e f a rowboat raceriUy swanno. n u t of this |I*«, and la Urn awl ft M rin of »»»nt« which followed hl» fath* Sanrotl. drowned becanoo nobody w old be made to understand th a t ho had dtvvd overboard aftof the boy, who w«« rescued by kfa BKther. T w m tr or thirty panama, In t booU and cannon woro stanrfbr when Trxvi* Tost Me Ufa. hot all of them thought that Mrv. Travis'# hv*toriral excitement wan due to the m art inn of la g . onto* oocnoe and to the fact th at ahe had Inat. an nar and her hoot wan drifting ti» clreles. Travf* who waa isrewlv-elgtit . ( M n a U -a a i) dVwed-at' mt ■ffrrgw taw* A. ‘■-lie B m 'V tm . aroa a an. »+al wnrtref foe It* Jewtah Board n* nnardlana. 0*0 Faat Nineteenth Street Wew York. TTe had a sum­ m er enttato oo the oo«t share o f the lake a ooarter of a mile from Iw l a n m l " . o f th e t r a e e d r T raw ta d lte o r r r e d t h e la r d e r wren mnetote tow and m t not fhe Camltw a a*n#»l«h. flat-hottomed c r a f t With hi* Y n*fa overboard, did the newftsa k e Ittnatloa. Then It waa too late. Several swimmer* D eed, h a t coaid not find Travis. Lota id tho afternoon. Sergeant Chorion U Purge and Trooper B ek ard Woodward, o f the S tate Police; A ndrew -L ata, 4 special officer o f the Putnam Volley teww police, and Henry Dodd, a deputy sheriff, of Putnom comity, recovered the body a fte r grappling for four hsara. Neighbors said Travis had been ia poor health. jH k 'JYtxkMi&KtosmuisttrSfas? WASHINGTON, July IL o il | —Secretary Wallace »*■■) ye»ter-| wy that licvnsrt would be i « .r d j to all processor* an.) Uiitrtbutom ‘ of milk at the u n i , time that 1 m arketing ogrerm enis ftir fluid | milk become effective tor any) ; milkshr i. Numerous agrrem rntgs alI ready h are hern submitted by the rn-lk trade a* instrument* f >r governing price* and trade prac­ tice* for the milk indu*try-in varlo * srea*. Farm a bninistratois until yes­ terday had refused the rn |u rst of milk distributor* in require hernsIng to mfiirve the ugreement*. Wallace said the first agree­ ment -t o he approved w iuhl prob­ ably I hat covering the Chicago m Ikshed whirh will he issued ill a few day*. He said that the li­ censing system will operate in IhTa way. All priwr»«or* and krtnhutnrx will in* Hotdmaheally tii'en«ed -fM thnrw m srY tW 'iW frm f duce unemployment. H r nddH fries warn Incoherent , na she th at bis gorvrnment would not realised tho danger to h er has- Initiate any ewch more, wjuld not bond. She could ewtrn. h o t wne take parr l» any such Internation­ too hysterical to attem pt a res­ al nerve and would not furnish a ale. capital market fo r loans IntcnAsd I Thex.reecuer»pwhe had not aeon L a ta rn a 'i nlunre and his raecoe, “The schemes wwr* expensive— n»v T ravis’s dlaanneomnce, sup­ posed th a t she woo frlehtened he­ re use tho o ar woo rone. .Some­ other nations do," Ruud m in sold. body retrieved It and not until "Wo hftv* abandoned them once the o a r eras back In tho boat. ad fo r all." ■■■— — ■ —■** . _______ SAVINGS & SATIStAChoN ___ Specials For Friday and Saturday 19c TOASTIES 2 pkgs. 1 6 c Aggorted Flavors 19c JELLO 3 pkgs. Large 10c Boxes Safety MATCHES 2 boxes 1 5 c Delicious Split 29c FIGS 40 oz. jar No. 2 Cana Red R!p« TOMATOES 3 cans 1 5 c TOBACCO 2 cans Root DeHclous 15c 15c GINGER ALE 2 bots.1 MUSTARD qt jar Blltmore Club Pancake Floor 2 pkgavC Corn Starch lb. pkg.. 9 C Libby's Tall Cana A ^ MILK 3 for IO C (Lim it ft Cano To Customer) * ') Golden Age Macaroni or Spaghetti 3 pkgs. Maxwell House TEA % lb. pkg. La Touraine COFFEE lb. Post BRAN 2 pkgs. No. 214 Cana Libby’a PEACHES 2 cans hlorer’g Salad RESSING q l jar Beechnut Peanut BUTTER, lry. jar,.... 14c 15c 23c 17c 25c 23c 15c 1 g0 c PEPPER 3 cans Staley (Lim it 6 Calm To CuaUmer) 1 9C No. 2 Cana Libby'a 25c 21c 9c 15c 10c 14c DRANO and SANIFLUSH can Small, OXYDOL 2 pkgs. Morton’s SALT 2 cartens Certified TdlWt . PAPER 3 rolls Phillip'a Pork A BEANS, 3 c a n ......... California White or YeHow « CELERY Ig. stalk ONIONS lb. 5C CHEESElb. 19C 27C Flint, Fresh 15c 5c 17c LETTUCE 2 hds. A vocado PEARS each Luge Jnfcy Key LIMES 2 doz. Vovriirvae »VniBtrv Roll BUTTER Ih. P IL U B U S V I Lb*. I I Lba. Flour 27c 47c h, THE FACT THAT NEW FACES Al TKAI t AT THE MANItATTAX EVERY WEEK ATTESTS T o THE VALUE OF THIS MARKET TO THtTCOMMUNITY._________ ' E xtra Fancy Elberta P E A C Lcut Water* RIBS, 2 9 m. P O T Fresh Ground HAMBURGER, Smoked Sid, B BACON, lb ....... oked Country SAUSAGE, lb..._____ Baked or Bar-B-Q BL HAM. 'A lb. pkg... WIENERS, 2 Ihe. m s? lb. *"* Fancy 8Meed Rind-On b a c o n ; iiv ... ... Boned and Boiled Launb BOAST, lb. r*My White BACON. HENsIV.. . £ T O 4 S 251 lbs- A E S 1 0 1 9 ,! lb s . L E M O N S -d o z e n — -1 9 ? ' New Crop New Virginia R U T A B A Kenlurky Wnmler A K e n n it. 2 lb s . b O F G A _ S lb . 5 Extra Fancy C / 4 ( ’a r r o t s 2 h u . ] 1 5 c WE BELIEVE WE HAVE THE FIN E ST AVOCADOS AND 1 (Continued From Page One) T A L I.A IIA ti.S K K , Ju y It td l CANTALOUPES IN TOWN ^ governm ents with a ttlnM lsiMn — H ie supteun- court yeslenla) sonal damage* tripes led from Osceola Count). Reversed. ot tax payments. held that linin g * count) la entitled One phase of federal h i m . to c illeel frum B. M R nhin-oii, loan, ia the immediate payment of ■a clerk of Ihe Orange rounty c ir ­ all Uxe* on collateral property, cuit court, all fees, Commission* aid in g thousands nf dollars to •m l salaries he receied in e in s a dwindling la s revenues snd alear- uf the amount allowed by Ihe log up many properties several low. y e a r, in arrears. ~ The a u n ty hrniight suit in tbn Ixmn* will be granted only on r.rxuiL ciU ti Lbcr. I* recuvar J12r> TOIIN"ANDKS | ’RICR* WABKEN" r . l . wK.-n properties on which ta le s hav* H22 in fee* and rom mi**loiu and I- C. KINAKO LAKH MONROE 20lh and French been paid for the current year, hut | h.*iH!I in rsla rirs which they (lvledu, Fin. 917 W. FIRST ST, PU0NL 2001 PHONE RlOti money will tie prnvhbd for pay­ rialme t ftohinnon hrM In eire*a * a -, awa aK*“T ment of bach lose* a* part o f the of Ihe amount legally allowed WAKRKN'S loons. Mon.. July 17th him. Sat^ July 15th I.ONGWOOO. FLORIDA Kntahlishment of the bronchi The cite II court awarded the here will facilitate appraisals and county juikrment for 9SAT0 plus With I'utchase U f Clsbl>er G lri Raking lim ite r A t l*>c I <ans, perm itting applicants to e ghl |* i , i io Im viesl and tindeal directly with the bank in- county of pealed I t Ihe supreme «te«d of hy m id to Jacksonville. court. The latter reverse t the The Tampa manager and 111* circnit court*- ilcrrilnn, holding' assistant* will be appointed by that in ngoring of Robinson’* «x the fe krrai home loon buard a t rvss Cnmpensalhin the county hns W ashington with the oppruvsl uf • right to all ab iv * the moxlmurn, Kellogg’. Rice Two Fackaga. Jo m e . R. t.Xockton, stats manager allowod hy the law and that Hob-: a t Jacksonville. Kloridw's sena­ inson’s salary as clerk uf thp: tors also may make recwmmivula- county com mission cannot !>e fign m * t » Pftikiiivfn Ihilmolive I lions, and Congressman Frierson, urud in ad Mi<m to Ihe inasim um .i n<pi**en\ng this district, may The court al* i held that tho ‘ make recommendation* fo r ap- county ha* a right do collect the llrrsh ey ’s prairers and attorney*. (R-iilxon SOAF or Wa.liing legal rate of Interest on all ex­ Numerous oppllrationa for Jobs cess money withheld from It hy nlreo.ty are on file from Tampa the clerk. and other west roast citiek. nvpnum SjlfiNl or frii I.lpto1) ^ Other decisions handed down The federal hrm* loan corpora­ were; rF * » i tion ws* orgnm ieil with n capital Walter J . Rrysim paving c<mof S'JtM),i>AO,IKM be save home* of pany and Southern Surely com­ Osra il a Orange Fek1e owner* whw at* unable to pay pany y*. la-wis Hear company, ap.) m ortgato* that otherwise may bo pealed from K sram hii rounty, a -ft f inclosed grid to refinance m ort­ on paving runtrsrt. Alfirined. Oversea A»«n t,sundry gagee where foreclosure I* th reat­ W alter J . Bryson paving curt, ened. pony a n t Southern S irety Com­ The corporation will toko up pany »*. Face t’nmpani, appealed Regular .’h- Rile . _ Kveryilm, nr Gulden bey m ortgages th at wore oo record from Escam bia rounty. Affirmed l- n e II, this year,' ot before, in mrmnrandum order. and will moke iuch loons ua fL It. Karu-ry and A. It. Hern­ homes up to (20,000 In vsloa. It don V - . City of Kissimmee, suit will offer m ortgage holders op to for engineering envies* appeal*-) Alabama Girl DiH Ttirva C atu UU percent of the vsloe of collat­ fr im (W e id s county Reversed eral homes in g ivemment bonds, and remanded. o r op to 40 percent of the volnv I.r r Andrrson vs. J. It. C ra w ­ A lnlaiiia Girl Sweet Mixed It m rstir In cosh, in coses In which al’ ford n e t A tlan lir (,'os-t t.lno except 40 percent ur lets nf the Railroad company, so t for percorh m ortgage h o t been paid. Fun- (iohl Ovirnpg Funry All llf ttn srm l. annually, saj The corporation, „n taking aver ipiniterly, th e m ortgage, will (sine a new ayrred, at five porcent, thus pr w m ortgage on the home f i r IS tilling a lin g term loan wRK; White lio i.e I’ure filler ywora, with paym ents monthly small payments. Oversea i _ 5 ib»- SU G A R 17c 13c 10c 21c 10c 9c SUPER suns SOAK 2 bnrH POjWDKR, 4 DkR8. TEA. Vi lh. STARf’R *> nberw. SO M ETH IN G MILK 3 tall 17/ 10c POTTED MEAT 10c SARDINES. 3 AH|)ar;iKUH. No. 2 cantt 23c KRAUT. No. 2V2 cnn« 10c H()MINY. No. 2% cann 10c 9c TISSUE. 2 rolla MMRMBKR Ambassador Tntlrl t4 I 89c 26c 6c 17c 17c IQ c ,1 4 * c » .L L . « . » OT« D P.CK.C E Fancy 1S 12c 5c 10c KR1SP1ES, pkK. GRITS, eg Hi r ()(’OA. ' ■>lb. i nn PINPAPPI.P flnf . “ fff rOEFFE. Ih. 13C ?9c SALT 2 for & 1Sc PICKLES, qt. jnrs PICKLES. 26 ox. jars 19c 32c SYRUP, Vi KallonN VINEGAR. o«y. 17c SPRAY fi hwttfftH 1flc .IFI TiY id nz. inrs 10c rOFPPF Ih. Oltn tnseei ll'inl* ll*e| n r Water Ground Pound Large Juky H Carolina Cobbler 'Red ( Dresood Free ) Comer Second and I’a.mcUu under the farm act TFA^V. Ih. COFFEE Ih. pkg. Garden Peas 2 for W ■ --- 1 m ••P'-v-Host without a •ti.-enaoj ( , subject to a fine of »U>00 MANHATTAN MARKET JM s^jlllllAKL BETTER FOOD STORES 18 THE ANSWER. P rin ce A lb e rt York msckels were torge’y strong. Bar silver » *r»d t I S cents to M l-H cent* an ounc , best since IWW, ond t ul ui . c jumped | 1-2 to 2 certs ,lct. C offee and r liber p.'i i * aJ* vsnerd sm artly. Wool top future* (C ontinual Krnm Tagr One) reoche i the dollar murket ssrwnre inslanres were considerably un- la*t February’s low o( IH rent*, >Vr the best, particularly for th*| Sugar, after reschiug ne* h l|h -, ‘w ,lH I„U ,*. fell tack slightly. Ilidr*. silk and Off the stock exchange. New |C pper future* im proyd. are. They will file nn application* and it* forrfial document* will ho place >in Ih.-ir hands. At sn> limo th at the proce**urs and d i'trib cI tot* viidato prurlainn* vf the ______________ ___ \agreem ent which will specify the ! m niniuiii price, to producers, distributors and consumers, the offender will l r noli fie I thnt he is Ttu b-nvi-e liri-nsed For each FOUR FLORIDA'Court Rules That S c i T l l i S NAMED Orange County Is FOR BRANCHES IFk nI I t Li It Ll Ip Cf Ul TI On VI t VT iOs q) — 3 ST O R E ® RHODE ft ***** fContlaued from page 1) tacked British economic action* •gain st his state In supporting a Hoelvt proposal for an econemir truce of non iggpeesion. [{• < scribed the act* as an outstanding tram p le of discrimination. Runtime ry declared th a t C rro t B ritain hod considerable experiepce with public works sthrm ra and found them "the most unre- m ' e . net ST. SANFORD AVE.. A d t h S T . — 118 MAGNOLIA AVE. j - Ttus us.Mtrutw Evctcr- U vs- W f Milk Dealers Will 3-Year Record Be Given Licensesj Broken In Stock By Admfaistration! Market Activity LIFE'S BYWAYS Economic Confab Will Not Adjourn Until J u l y 27th WHY SUCH POPULARITY? fifth i»a o e W O ta A T , J t T t Y 14. I M i M L m H f f f r if f t n j gJL 5 f t t i l T 1 i. ^ .a ia .^ i , ^ - M E A T S B etter Food Stores bOILEU HAM, lb............... ...... O fc C fln C E l) o4iCUu*CW$OHlKmtt HAM, lb.................... LARGE , SMOKED LINK lb. BACON, lb....... m . 1 IIC Carry a F u ji Line o f hi Seasonable Fruits * *h \i *I I t 4 C ffW SAUSAGE, lb........ TOLD COIN SLICED O fc C MA FRANKS, lb............ W H IR IV IR YOU M .Y O U f l l l k 10 - j, • jU C M tt* O t M o i - j o o d lbs. 1 DC A A .... C C C and Vegetables. �m m : TB*PAWom> lORIDA. FRIDAY, JOLT 14, ItU Indiana Prove Better Mad Horses In Scoring 8 To 5 WinOverNewSymmaNine o n .-third inning* which w irked. A walk to Harrell In tha third a fte r two were out pared the w a j for Coroa'a t i n t ran*. McCully ram e through-w ith a itouble, anil m tfM u rg h Hi. ijsmtm Itaetw* '—. Rain played hdrac with tha pennant arpiralion* of four Centr*l Florida le a g u e Baseball Club* which w rre held M o yr»torday afternoon. Only «n* con- ulf .oUjr, but fuithrr play was le d wa< completed, th at at Cn- Hotted out when a tremendou* count 4 tr. 0 b * h ff Headley ju ra c.a h.tween the Indian* and tha cIm i , | which twcpi over the fold, o u t to r ig h t f o r th e t h rd o u t. T h re o h it# , tw o w alh a a n .l a Cracker*, and it re* Ito.l In a o?ered up to drier the player, to Lot a* da your picture from lag. W* hare a goad amnrt meal of moulding la aelrci fr*m WieholdteStudliou T. M. Dolliaon I N H TII II (' T O K IIP RTKINfi ANII HIM HA INKTIUIMKNTS Phone la.7 .W fltodlo ID S Myrtle Ave. cover an make the Infirl I a *llmy tummy ma«« In which It wa» Im­ possible to ploy. No date wo* *et for Ibe ploy n(T Of Ihl* game, flub nfflr *l< were c n.birring holding It off fur several day*, un­ til I hey r»i!d hit »**ured that the •rasnna] rain* are n >w over. Th* Ixerburg llruin maanagemenl trtrphonr.l I" Imyfona llin'h iilflrkU thirlly 'n firr lunch’ (hat Ibe field wn* in no rimdil'nn for play. Thnt game wa* eallrd "If, to be ployeil next p a ir o f e r ro r * g*v* th # i U h Ii . l a x a ic t t aaaoi tATton ^ at1*1,• U la' .eat n.apello —_ —i *• t* .tsa ■aapella . » . II I* .{II i-aui ---- .__ i* it .an * " l |i e y , #?r Alpi lie m. J oiim , IMn . M ln n li T I ' h I bbw ii it— t SSSE XZrJhnz !«!J M o lg . Jean ---------- m i# Long’s Meal J J ! ; I.c. .Iitirg *,•«•» "mvrrOi J J ’}., l IS IS 12 11 :•» n M »| }otf :« ••: R ohlii.on, H. P. 11.Ire _ t».1 Z achary, W «*«U I t ------ I4L1 H lcw nrt. J. IL ______ 3 * 3 .4*1 N rl.n n , Mr*. M. (TVl.t ea . t l f i l ) _________ ■ J.I twilng. J. r . u r n s . i. r. ) « iR f , J. V. lilt ftnthaml1 Treat V o Ea| Krupi*. M * u » r. J o h n J C am pbell. i*lpi# I t r l r . N O T IC E Baarn.l. !> a. O 'lV nnor. Mr*. A llr* t'nknotv it —. .. • "* a n o n n ia io n , a eou* oewww •• • -- . . . » , ____ .a _ m >, <•( i,..i i t* V, ............. tv >; ,,r i , i, • * v T. Il«tli**tl. l* •* *« U S "r K 1 . 1 W t t t t m .e e . W. f . . .......... JJ I X t l V lr e . 1*1*1 n * * h X !*■*» W I ... IV iVrly. Aim * a ............... IW n * . 4*« . . M I 1 I . M , r i a l n * * a I, r * a e H I a*i * I 'a h a n w e ^ .. tv l „ l . v A 11 . 1 :4 * .ii|», M r* II ■*. M tt* l a k e V ie.. ■•*•*, r i a l Booh X P a a * II / |.» i IV I r know n 01 Tt T k e T a n a e l « a * l.e 4 . r i a l n a a k I . r e a r . M I* *« A 111. I l l , 11% - - - P. W. r m . l r _____ n ra lia . »: A. . . . ____ a**k I, r*** lai '£ . ” U n J? U 0 All " " * T r 1* All lllk I T r l< L rA iirs t iv « * “■•rvfr.rtl , . - * P hlelH 'I.rr. H O Xu' II* l-lr, l l r e r a r A llo h ln tu n , M r . H eir* D uaU y. T t t . _______ Mwllon, J . J. U nknow n C hapm an, It IV . . J . M illar, Mi*. J . I t . ___ JturhR ff. A. I> Jr. UrattM*. R iJit {1. tits llv lfp n ittln , Jo# n n # ir# ___ _ fiiury, Ilr« ft. (a ____ lt*it*i«i •«.»!. Ill*# A fvtlt# ‘1 2 m I Hr Up. SlArr H, . . I II. . . . _ •lilt, w r . ___ . W illlsm . H. ......... ...... 4 1 nknimn . .YsateEd«rX.Rgstit8 •rorr, Karh Hum mmlp P**vm ■t hito. but II wAlk*. ltor,, hit bat*, melt, nn.l eight e rro r, all rmnbinml lo pul men ,n b a.ra ami Home n f them retired. A«* Wall .|» r l u | for the In ­ dian* nidi he am i n wet bell hail plenly of fun during Ihe tilt. He wan touched for only o r n hit*, however, nllhn gh he walked i l l men. The fraeker* rent la-fty llnrkhardt 1 1 Ihe hill blit he wn* ahi-lle I from Ihe h>ll In the «eventh when Ihe'lm lian* pot hit*, error*, and walk* tncelher for r c o !.»»-<* « f and i ___ # • t* o S i i 3 J i n e TIIE NEW HALTYTI L ##*pr##f m n o v t i . LM A iiia 1*111.b a r * h , I : Bo*«ao. I. I'hllaitelp b lo 4: C to rln n o ll. I ’fclraga. I , B rooklyn. I. Now T urk, l i HI haul*, t. r « v i c Hat of 74 b u t p a r t o f th * pa». e n g r r . w ere n o t to o m b a rk u n ­ til Ihe v eiaei. re a c h e d N o rfo lk , V a., C a p t. K ran cia E . f ro .* co m m an d * th o 8124 to n v raael. T h e t a n k e r I* IU.M 8 ton* to w e ig h t. T h e m all linn vaaaal h a d h e r p ru te ii u a h r d a n d h a d a g a p in g hole in h er aid e. O b a e rv e rs a t ( lila o n I .la n d r e p o rte d h e r r e a ­ d e r wa* a ltc k ln g o u t o f th * w a te r a n d t h a t ah* w a* H a tin g badly. T w o m e a a a g rs w ar* reaalv ed by off t r ia l, o f th e m all lin e by w l r / lr .* fro m th o c a p ta in o f th o C ity o f lla ltlm o r* . T h e fira t re a d : “ f o i l alon w ith S ta n d a r d Oil t a n k e r lleaco n . S h ip s lo ck ed to gellMte - fo rw a r d ,— A tte m p tin g - t o g e t in to .h e a l w a te r ." T h * aecond re a d : " A g r o u n d fo rw a rd w e a l o f N o. 0 C ra ig h lll c h a n n e l b u r y , P aaaen g era i|..e m b a r k in g , fa rc y b o a t P h ila d e lp h ia bound to B a ltim o re . N o. I hold flood*-b W ill a tte m p t to hock off." AWKNICAV I.KAOIM Maw V ora. 11: ai. laijila, a. f l* .e la n d . I ; P blteC alphla. I e kanaa* Southern, am ount not giv­ en. ' . _ Waahlngtoh Run Railroad Com­ pany, |4«44. I ro n to n This fund, plus th , totoroft, la now being divtd*d by th* treaaary among the roads which paid It to. The caaea dismissed yesterday Included! Rail roadCo* pony, T tw k n to n >• u i n a n . u a il, w h i c h *#al* a g a i n * ! *lr i"P ta tlb i* rublw r v a la* * » •« • a I oat — a a tkanc* for a ir te a k a a* — ra a a la n l a ir iMeaaar* la* ear** «r*at*r Hr* mlloaa*. fo m p an y , 2 Tr 2 1 Tr 2 1 A • in k s S m ith. Mlnnl# Q, —#4 L E G A l. NOTICE Smith, Clisrlull# K.M Llfitlhislm. kin. J !l«< '\w ;;r;.vi;.ri,,?ThyYir RE5ULT5 Unknown a'VKW ^P.a.-tW f. ' «?® dabh“«5B8wdSf i l l Ck_~— a r lv a a L abe. la d * a t. a*. RATES much c a a* a f MW ' * m m j a i . w a *t k m i i (a o f a w OAlaSQa U of MW Nolle# l« b e re k r g iv e n Ihnl om ler N k Cb of N ■ n.t bv v ir tu e nf n riv e r ------rlu a u re a n d *al# e n te re d la •»» a b u t# eiHllle.1 rau ae n a lb* Tth d ay ..f Ju ly A. I>. t t t l . I. M " • • • '■ J M aaler la I 'b a n e .r r . on M andae lh* ti l l dav u t A ugaaC A. V . I»M. •* I ra n i a t iKn <''**rtbo*m> d*oe In tl»* I’l l r .1 d an lo rd , gem lnal# I "*»!»• K tarld a. w ill a l t e r jwe aola - a a d aall In Ibe k lg h eat a n d beat b id d er fu r r a . b . d u rin g Ihe le g a l Hnura nt • a le , Ihe ri.llu w ln a d aaerlbed p ra p - RAVE YOUa WATCH rapalrad e r ty , a lia a le . Irin a a i d b ein g la th a i f o m wpo raally know* how. a'i.iiitir of Hemlaid# a n d M ule of Kl..rl.ln, m u re p a r tle a la rly d earrlb e d •rigga, Jewelar, Mag. Ava. i a lollnw a. tn .w ll: V__. la d •. Ilta ek 14. T ie r 4 nf Ih a TRUE spiritual leading*. Ur*. T ow n n f Hanford, a e r n r a l a t *" K. I t T r a f f a n t a M ap. a a f » r Sally Kueaall. Appointments. ■dal Ih e re n f r .rn r d e d In I'la l Benefit ITag raaalva Spiritualist li nk I, l-nae* t ( . * l o f Iba publie reen n la o f gem lnnl# C aan ly . Church. 67 E. Concord. I’hono g ia rtd a T r i m . raah . P u rrh a n e r lo P»% lo r v m n e r ' ■teed - ■taahlay, 8 M*4,- 1 - I H a g a n , U P. — * Clark, Joe IHIra ladaoo. Arthur on**, P. 1 . ------ J llunt#i. la tl. ■ irn h n o w n tim .ifo r I. Nila U nknow n * l.'nknow n . Ilrufttlmf. la A * • t*iiniptnn. HiintU IL tlrir# . J \V lln rlam t, J. I. . C o m p an y . Unknown _ v .. - — I ’hkfifiwn . . . ... CL M ..... rmrk l l r l a k u . 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I'la l Hook .1 I '. * , *Oi 1 .. 11111. . k I . t.m lw lg. W illiam I . || » lih .rk I L 'li.w lg. Mr*. J u lio «W t*fMi|t#r( W «ll#r IVfitH-L V n llr r to r lla o llo g a . P. il. . _ W lnrkoll. Ilortko Ilaw k laa, (%o*. Mr. Ikn)w *ll Itaoliy i ' i Ua h a e w n Ii«lw*ll Ittally Co. i*"U, If. II 4 IL K a t a C ltffo rc A M<-«r*. M tltin W. . IVilllaiao. r . ur. A B V sW A 'l r Miuaklay. Mary M. Z I Van#, C lifford A. • Poop##, It. P. i l r a w , k r» . P f'tinner, J. J N. I^ t i a . . . ____ ^_____ ■•ah iiiii. p u i ii«ok a P ag* aa ti? . • • a l . P o rk , P la t Book I Poe* *■ I , .1 11 _. _____ _____ jlrlahain. M i, J. A. . . I ,its I I I A 111 ________ i 'lill...#, II. U. ------------I o t a 111, l t | . IIS A l i t Unknown M t a a r o w f , P la t Ua#k 4 Pagao 14*1 « llll.rk 3 _.. I J I I i At I I , Ira . . _ - . . '• r o t # P a rk , Phat Book I Pog* •* ItoM otuo, M. P. I I.I ra — l o t I I lllurk • ('•H.I..I** I I 'n ilv A X ruat I 'l r t l t l r r r i P.at#nalon. P lo t Ha* le x is Lola II * 13 lilo rk A .... In k s I f A 11 lilo rk J _ . Iu .lt II A I f Block J iu t-.a - r a c m ock k ■ i , ii U nknow n H anfonl I Aat'ii. . V skuuw n Un k n o wn Wllliwiuen A (l(laeeo hVs :;;, w phllllw. Ur In Pp**r. 'ho ra* IHwfr, Tarw llllgtr, It. a A ..1 ___ A Jr. I , _u_ M A IR ) M anrar. Pauli ^'.hUiaoa. M. L’Hka'inu. flitllowa] W*ih*A ■ II a*#I II. Jo h n ....... ..... Koa. 14a I j . ii llo rm to g , l i IL J r K laaiw r II. . Lot 1 IIlock IT_-------— , Lo«e 1 A * lllock I t — . L a ' t* B lock I I _______ IL I I .i .4 5 w - ..|i.u r n . A I' lIVId *t Sakdltlalon. t lAt f------- —---------- -- Store across from Pautoffhx r --- . ■ - r P. ..... 8, . i —o prnuier* o ' . —....... 1st» Have*** two to Auguste, AUaato, ur Ath*os, O x., with la next two weakx yhaj* upeaa**, F. a Baa 334, Labs N«ry. ___________ Ik. U nknow n . ... . . —. . . I t . ■It**n. lien lic it* ------- —, l». 11rtlt net to i« .. . —k.l. .0. t l a The Doha, ria l kook X bought at Brodlo William* maria* ana lit. S tm t Piggly-Wiggly. J. D. Daeiaoa, Ph*n* BS03. It. II. TO I* I? Mi lllll. W. C. L 'a k a o p a ft June*. IL 11. ......... M i l -------------Mvano T erra* * , r i o t I H ■* nf L ot A .. ------ ^Melee k, Uohaawn WANTlJDt (WIJ ,M«Tli»r»*n. h I.niii.tr, IStmp A gnima _ I'alhutin. I >001*1 tv. __ Ptilla. Jam ** —— llfik itu tta .—.» ............. 11— W an ta d R a ilro a d 1 __ Amanda ilfiftwin. Iln* (* W. milk. Priat must to reason*Ug fey cash- Inquire Dave’* Dipt. Valnei ... ,— - - Unitnotk n U n#, Min LOST: N*ar Hanford Drug, man's leather MU faid. Contained over I k T in t f l K f l ’IT I'O tm T o r TMX )70 In bllla and A. C. L. annual T t t M VTt -T tllK l* Jt'IIIIT A L r i a * t-t r r i - r T im m v n * r r w a > pats. iR w ir-i If raturned to Mar­ ■U t Ik % kll rO K SMWIkOLM tin Sumo, Lake Manroo. tg lim . Ik t'llANVBMV. flia lia tn . P ra n k W. ____ l.u o r, t i l t Ile lf* . . . . ( Ir a U m . W llllnui * VI* fn fl* _ . . . . . U nknow n . rn k n n w n . — .. « _ I f T a y lo r, U. i. -----I* M a rtin , C arrie »• * IL W. nrK N CK R . Hpee la I M a at.r la I'b a a re ry . II. M. VVATH* 'N. Hnllelior fu r I 'U la llll. rttlRHIII. U r* e---ora. L ain * . J P. .. .... . . — l a w i r , ru m p A Mturna 111*,, ft II. Ilelf* Hlnpleien, II o b • r I * Ja llle . C nlbuun, W illiam P . . II McDonald. It. D. .. I Frank. John M. - WANTED—Ja rto y ‘ m b , freak to [) STANDARD r * •»f I miI i a. t: S lllk 3 T r 2 2 lllk 2 t L e a v itt. It. S. lla lr* W II.I.IN U A H 1‘ATKX Joined Ur h#r k««t»an«l ami a a a l frl« a4 , J* b— A u t o t t o W U g __________ J. CATKJC. r ia ln llf f a , «a* . M. I*. NAUlHIRH e n d wife. M. ASK " FOR ’ DEMONSTRATION RXA1.K» NAUIIIIMR. IW f.odanta. New WUlya, U to 30 m lll*vi»lThe 20 caaea dismissed yester­ k u T ti'M o r a rK iT A t. N A i r a a k loo, guaranteed. Reel A Sons, ILLS. • day included some in wM:h the .kollr* lo k e re b f a lv e o tk a | u n d er road* had pal.) larg* asm s Into unit kv v irtu * o f a deer** of f a r * , dealers. elo en r* niw. Ml* # ni*r*d In Ibo the treasury for thi* purpose. ■ l e t , , s tille d rouo* „ n Ik* Tlk d o r The recapture provision waa d if­ o f Ju ly , A. I I . I« U , I. *■ npaaaol In I*knnr*fv. on Monday. »h* W A N T E D m a rrie d w h i t , m an to ficult for th* commission to en­ Xl4*l#r I l k day o f A u * ..t, A. IL, l it* . In h , ^ a ro u n d p a i n t yhvp, a p p ly force a n j had resulted In copious lr* * l of Ik* ra n rik n u M d eo r m Ik* t*lty of K aafutd, U ounly o f f r a i l , litigation. For aeeeral y e a n , the itnle, Hlalo o f Klnrldo. Will I tff rr Roy S ch m id t, I I I F re n c h A r e . commission had urged • Coagroaa (u r *al# n n d ooll lo Ik* k lak eai a n d b id d er fo r r u b , d a r in g Ibo I*to n p e a l it. A bout, 100 rail read* keel a .tl Injure- of Ml*, t h e fo llo w in g paid to to tho tre ss 417 1 10,47X044 deoevlked p r e p . 'I f , a lta o to , ly in g OPPORTUNITY lor 17600 aaf* nod b ein g la Ike I t o s l y o f g o a l , all except a few thyuarcbd dollar* m il. an d d ia l* of Kluri.U. more p ar* in vestment paying twenty per­ deoerlM d a* follow*, to - cent sag sally to five percent being paid under protest. Tha tli-uhirly Wl»: U t *k o f HI. Jooepb a. *«quarterly dividends. Write Baa monry up to tha tim e of repeal ra rd ia a to t'U t i b i r r a f «.aiy r a ­ PQ. car* Herald. had ea roe-1 12.657.413 In Intoroot. r e r 4 .4 In I'la l Hook 1. yog* l i t uf Ik e p ubllr record* o f ' bringing tha total of th* fuad to gem lool* C a n d y , F lo rid a. T erm * rook. P u rek ao o r t o p a r 4*0 113477 AM. 706. with a eiuwial R ailro ad . -n • Healer. W. I. ___ SH74.M9. WASHINGTON, July 14^-W ) —T h i Interatat* fom m orte Commlaalon atru:k from Its dockat yeatarday 20 caaea th at had been brought agalnat railroad* In an eff->rt t0 recapture half of tho earning* abvv* ala percent th* ruaila had piled up in proeperou* y ra rt. Th* clause of the transporta­ tion law which allow* tho govern­ ment to recapture these earning! waa repealed a t th* extra session of Congress. It originally had been enacted on Ihe throry th at Ibe money collected ff°® th* pioapertnm roads should b , u*o<l aa loans to aid th* w rahar rail tamo* RhinhoUtr. H. n. C k t k . Mr# H ll.lt _ . _ MurI»«.wknII. l>t W. K . I'lH .ll.Ilf, m » y Me ^ a^a llrlttBoll. |». |l. . .T T 7.*r ll*l*l#, f1#o. A \C!#nU X*r ll*i.1#, lt«H> A Mlanl# }|#iBch, John W oodw orih, J#nnl# U R l:b o u n d , F re d e rie k b u r g l h - TUBE L ain* llra v y II • it Tub#. ■'•■«l#4 Ib*l4* -tl.l-rh I te a ltr r » . . I'linnleeliA m , J.im e* A. H all. M K____ a^i-k !; Cases Are Dropped Against Eailroads Over HHe>^J«ptin,e” BUY NOW T lr t e f t it daaheil o u t I n t o 't h * b a y to a id If pm * :hle. The m i I liner had a paatongor Rubber Ib • - - ■ Going U p ........... k tf( ligations and to til log of Ik# T K io e k i WWI* w Democratic administration laa erer Mar. 4 thee* were 2*40 pea masterships meant. By there wlU he * total of 4000. . Ait lag poet ma*tar* now bola appelated are rlrtaally earUln < being regularly nominated hy « President. Approulmately IK hare been named atoc* Mar. 4. C lia lla n o e a s Q u a l it y o .......... . • IM tB i __ four m .re In th* *»v«nth, whl’o thre • hit*, a walk, and an *rror r# Milled In Ibe fecker*" Hirer rue* in Ib rir half • ! the third. A tlrntl* and a walk, followed by ||»w I t’* liuHe gave N ew Hinyma two more In th# eighth. r l t x T H t t . 1’i . n a i i i t the minimum reaWenc# requlrem m t from tw o year* to ana. Only one other change w*» made In prerVm* order*. T hat weald make It possible for lacu m b en t* . which to moat caoaa are Repubtkaaa. or the** within the eompvtltim claaaifled civil *ar to compota In ovemlnalion* If I hiiaatr Iphli l*a Ira ftp —. Indian* The Majority of People ____ Know They Can Buy T ingresgScen ikefyTo Spurn Roosevelt Plan Passenger* Taken HOW THEY STAND From Liner After h# Collision In Ray L l l k t iYork a — four run*. Clyda W rlgbt halted tb« rally aa H* 4ld out# before, an.) lh* Indian* failed lo get a h it ptf hie d tliv erj In the two and Ait lllo c k It A. . �/ IT 'l U V n i ~ . -m s ■ 1i E 3 11^i ^ r L T lf^ k lB W rW A R I. ^ A iy g j.M iiijta k w ^ g 1* i n ' <! ’ "(o i . l l * * 4 , V r * * P » « a *> I I tila k k rt. U R • C la rk , H r*-1 * * * * * - ‘ „ ■ . ci i ' .1 T * ... ■ r a s a «•< • ■ — » • » “ * * . • ; !■ i r ------v _ t 5» “ ' - . w «Ti X S laa. Ca. ------ —-----------C a k n s w * ,—s— “------------ WaUk, J u . w . it Ilam — ■■ M l i « r * r w n»u •* * * ” ** *■ n n . 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 14, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/01b37081515af9be682996a55f831aee.pdf 8fd720f0e58c730bbaf8af243cb25bb4 PDF Text Text ...........- * ~ r " C 5* ’ IV • ¥ ’ TOUM NKWSPAPKB Mootly Handy w ith i k t t m tealgkt u t Friday. N M hlicd in Florida'* Ho a r t Tho World's Greatest Vffriabk Spot and Richest Garden la n d A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R M e m b e r A jw o ria te d P r e s s V O L U M E X X IV HOVE PLANNED Seeks F O R ra u c n w OFTRADEBARS To Force Him Into Operating Upon Another n u m b er Five Cents A Copy SANFORnrTLOlUDA. THURSDAY. JULY 13. i t e l n r INDUSTRY IS TEN MILL LEVY Fighting Speech SPEEDING TOFORSCHOOLS J M Cox “Curls Hair* MANDATORY ST. PAUL, Minn.. July 13.—<»T> [ fiendish desire for vengeance was I —An amatirig »tory of a gang j oelieved by police to have en ---that kidnaped a pr m inrnt phy­ g Hire red the plot. At least three sician, tried to tortu re him into ■ S T S E ? 4. ! " U , „ m N o D e c i s i o n H a n B e e n O r d e r M a d e G e n e r a l P r e s i d e n t I n s t i t u t e s operating criminally on another R eached B y P re s i-( T h rm ifrh o u t S ta te , their home, la.-t night by fake C a m p a i g n A i m c d A t doctor, and finally left him emergency call*. Dr. Ilrdherg »■« j drugged in an autoni bile in tho S e m i n o l e P l a n n ed dent A bout W n*eM i d d l i n g H a w i e y - path of an approaching train yft unable to give a clear »tory of | O n ly 5 M ill I* e v y hi* rvperience hut **td he could I lo u r F ix a tio n F la n S m o o t T a r i f f W a l l supplied police with a hitarrv not nlrntily the assailant*. my*tery la»t night. Tmp*>rr« «*f thi« ciwnty Dr. E rgberg t- Id how a man WASHINGTON. July LL—bP> The intended victim of the mu­ F a c e O f A m e ric a n s WASHINGTON. July 13 — tilation. Dr. W. II. Ileilhcrg, 34. m e n .ted him while he was trying _With the Roosevelt n buirtt»tr a ­ l m nrninr l«nrn«*(| with conMtlersl'Ii* • • »)» . u rprW thnt n< ■ revilt «( w '(A.P.)— Prcaident Roosnelt v a t *hnl through the ear. knocked tp locate the place to which lie tion con.idenng a plan f»r fi*«nintnlfitorv n n lrr t«*il#tl by the LONDON. J u l y 15. w«gc-< and m ail-, . has Instituted an active tliplo~ Insensible, and.beaten. A w man had been directed by a telephone lion of. minimum , ........ „ „ |. r S tate B«»'d of Education yester*ar * .» g o t (A.P.)—New life was InJ mum ho ,* f o r all lndunlr.es uni I i , fhr ,rTy f„r g , o e , » . p * W ill r n r r v matic campaign aimed at who found him hy a roadside m id call. "The man Into my U ^ ro w g y -eM n o u rn “Go ahead and ........... —• •Irored - - • ........." ’ ear.'* " • I! i),«. tecovvry pt ’grant tak*, rtfeci. _ _ .|i . ... —in . | C ie T B I lI l— H - l l L - L m I I J i „ V ^ C t . P a y . C m C t t L R d D K S riddling t h e Smoot-IIawley he ga*redi to her: 1.1___U l . o o P m m . J A M i l A . 0 ______ iiula a* III iki. f, a ' t U '. a y - 4 ti u r a .n .k ■ ■W ' f f T ^ .TYYrTT \ m n 19 **'*'■ A mi? ievy .,f D * ewww m —a- n d s E x c U i n R E x p e r i e n c e conference today by JanMff A l l 1 » -------- t a r t f f ^ I f n R i t h ^ i W a ^ r i r e - The"other p ^ ’ physician. Dr. K, t - , my aide ami warned me that ■ j aubmitlw4 to Hugh S. Johnson, >B), ,.n .j M. Cox, who convinced -htt T o J . F . M c C le lla n d T o N e x t S e s s io n enough to admit certuin for- Engherg. 44, prominent in ehttpfb, I 'vouM n«t l>e harmed if I did n* >ratrr*Uy an I ret down for quick — „ „ |ry | , made grnrrnl colleagues of the ateerip*. | thruigho.il Florida in ali cmmtle* .. .7.7T„ . . • elgn goods in exchange for rial and medical circle*. escaped . he directed. We drove a while Not le«* than three mlnutea committee th at the Pm ! ^ ^ (|r ,.|.„,n h„ | (r ,.n reacbol ................ authorities had nre WINTF.Il IIA M .N . Jo y 13. similar concessions abroad to ileath when the train to**e«l In* | and then m*i^ m ear Witlr^ lner automobile into n ililrh. Both ' rum. ”The, * ‘tohl me- •that I *>••! - >'» )h|< WBgp.|„lUf fixation plan imtmendc,| le«, than a 10 mill lev> i»P> The fight t„ obtain reint after he had undergone tho •*- could usefully continue fUr, * facilitate the exportation of doctor, were recovering lojt nlgld. o|H-rate on a man I " I '''* " - and l*re*ident It o«evclt wa* w|, . h i « the limit allowed hy law.! hui>emcnt for grower* for loo*** prrience of being at Ihe wheel of spite the refusal of th* fe^*, American products. A permnal enemy • r a dl*- They threoteneil to kill me. That irnviii|( leaving the m attero largely The putpoee eral reserve board to co*» mi* ffitaotw ■r ' ■j •in •• —the a-.* ■ v - of Ihe older i* ittc u rirl durin the M editrrra(Continued On Page Threet • • | n>« P rertiknt and hi* adviser* gruntlrd former ratien t with a han of Johtticm. hi< im luftrlal aim nf n» *uarntitr«*inif n unform nean frit t fijr uqaionline, wilt he; *n aider co-operation w ith tha aeW; _g a ra discussing (he possibility of » |tn in b tfa to r. Johnson aNo lia*l ►rhnol form in nil coiintin in r or- taken .........O gre,, in It* next ; craiily aero*, a highway before tral hank*. . W Improved foreign commerce with In a fighting »po#«h which «•* tln* lu k of (ItHitlinR nrhfthtr • !•*«* , ... ,e- i,ui. t ongre»»man J. II. Peter I turning over in o ditch. Sheriff m igenn.r......... n— *^ represvntatlve* of South Amrrican Centra) rail should I f UmeU for Siipff»nton»l^nt . *«n. lakeland.' 1'Id • meeting of I j . f . MdTelland gut l*n the car delegate »old “curled the haft* -dated that |h r ytorl.hi grower* relmhur*e and drove it back to Sanford. and S.-andinavlan countries in tho all in i •tn n l onIn In hr in Ivy aw ’..n .llii** • morning uf confeiowe# ladere Cok ( < " a la - . * I b- w . l r • *. , th lival Sch*wd Board had ment committee here ye«ter'»y. hope of obtaining an improve­ Sheriff McClelland wa* driving a d e e r eipoaition of th* errtain «l»tr. tome,.del to the County Covwml*I'eter.on-.nn.HUned that »>*»"'< j A|Ulw)lrt, s pit„g i to lnv*.tl dlffieulHea and Indueid th* ment In that field simultaneously Ship! u(Jilfl« nnd ,4hip iff pairrecently that the general t‘„ng»r«*nu»n M*rk t\ .|cox. >»•*»! # ^ <b<lUt noon , „ „ r. mitt** t » » r e * to toep w orking ■with business revival at home. r r « wirt^ th r fir«t in yrstrnlny i,,*..! levy remain at fi'e millArgentina. Ch'le, Colombia, |>*lm llrach, will introduce a MU | ,u> w„ lr. „ | ing „ .bout at th* problem i of * llv«r, With <;otlr« no-1 thr) will to h*'sr*l ) |P -aid that **'•»"»" of p im ib n g f"r a cunm ilt# of fi Brasil, Sweden and Norway are irneo commercial indebtodoeoa. inusuw w — . J July IP, fh r dny hr fore th r lum- ............... effected U * " ' fat mile* an hour and had reached gnd l.’U.iHiii for vx|M-n*r* to m ike a (Miin ju*t couth of th* Blue the nation* already participating Prom inent gold bloc d e w g a * I U t »nilu*tty% or frrn o nt • on ................... the Ih ard wa* In tlj# discussion and, in accord- F a r - R e a c h i n R D e c i ­ R e -A ffirm s I lls F a ith tttulrr rx- i.tep aicl to ircommrnd that V * a virvry of the lo-.c*. The *ur- Bird batbecii* »taml on tho- San- had token th* pooltioo th a t I h J J • ance ‘ with the President'* cam­ AN w P a c e | aminatlon * l" r r ‘ nn'1 The h' " M rhlp K"'. In S tn to a rsaara* federal !••« reeerv* A I l1»AA m-n an- ,t„. general levy »» ........... . ,n vej i< n*c,'',*ry before relmbur*e- foril Orlando highway when of nj m ,« • veto had - -----s io n I s H a n d e d D o w n paign* deeU rat Ion for reciprocal mcnt i* | hi ,iide, he *ald. sudden, th* ,rdan which h* vraa I . put to an end oil alennllOH fl'ontim ird On I'oge Five) rh.e.. mdl-. which I* thminimum F o r I n v e s t m e n t s •ta riff agreement* other coiintrii* B y S u p re m e C o u rt U T ,j I'« iriMiii mi* 1 hr i, ronfidrnt he iVIving . . . . -i i j i i ________________ M sllar*. 4*1 *tarted (kidding on_|h_ ot m qt»ry m atters. utt-.v,, d ti>" la». .. . ewo g rt a , i.nfeieiue with Preila a r e to ho added to tne 11*1. | l..«.-,er. w t.o the «tate f" 1 1 *'1 TitfaTgKr'roa'iIA ^ n g h l' rain wae TAMPA.• July■ 13 Roosevelt’a Idea-----i* to help■ oth■ w v a v w * . . *-------TAMI /H July |13.—The J .in f* •«»• *»•• deiit Itmi.relt hrf.'ie the next falling a t the time. TAMPA_ J m ukT a »7.MK».mtO a |'l" o p ii» : LONDON. July IS-— 7 « r oationa to a«ll their product a -TTTr„ , _ rm,r t- T r re r-b ry -ifrn n e tt" v Tm - f l - , ‘T,*li,'r - t'"ait-n,f n nitione Ame tk a q tll-vv' ir It did i.*'l y, , r . ,l'" I'.mgrr** open. and M lrve* Ihe First it half (pun to th* right, United S U te t, th* tho* BtilTdlng up reilit w i ' T i y „ . . wi.le adverti*ing " l*lng orranlintlon. „ i ,11,1 not Jo*tll>f 'l , n : pre .ident w iukl regard Ihe »urvey all Ihr white moving down th* delegation Informed the erorti Circuit Judge Rohle* In a fa r- wide -advert •; ........ 11-h, , which to huy an equivalent valuo reaching de l-ion which held In- a-be«l ye-terday what b r j h UgM I recommending the r d •» ‘^ j f„ , . r, h ly: Kunomle conference yeetardofj (Uonllnuad On Tag* Three) (Continued On fa g e Four) valid u r w m of paving ree. ronditmn*. ' M Tne I mi| | , | The lull to he I n liM . e.l, he la unable to conelder on# o f ' * * country i* on the road to re Mr that rv|dainrd, would pro' provide fur the tificRtra fnr w *rk ilont* umlrr th r I ,ir Lawton i e » . " . . -*tn!rd ............. - -the .| e*|ilained. three eubjeet* left on tho fln o » rovrry. hut there nre to- f»» P la n s A re M ad e F o r F rr k-nek II. Knnd, H7. ftrw* ditnuuil five null levy which will r „minl((r ,. t„ name, hy the ( J r o c c r y m e n IMI*hnmugh county l'.fJ3 paving rial agenda of tho parley—C4m(Continued On Page ^i*) pie,ident of the Kir*t NntlonnlJ |H. ),Ineed on thy ta*pa)yr« «’f 1 •erretnr-. of ag rir'd tu re. two to tra l bank co-operxtlon. C o u n t y D a y A t C a m p act. F o r In d u s tria l A c t Rank of Sanford and a rr*idenl o ft |) ,|. ...unty will living m al>..n. I •• i«|>|*n.ved hy the Klnriik ileIn hi* ruling, ma V more than ‘ Jndabteikiess, Oliver and comthi* »r,-lion for th pa»l .%7 g.m.iNMI, ha rd -•» the pie»enl | |mrll)lrIlt „| U rg e , A final reminder that tomorrow two year* ago. Judge Hoble* acid tral bank co-operation wero Loft Twm ty local independent gro­ yearn,died at hi In onin Itilnn ,,-nt, and pn«vl *ng an * | „ f com m lllrrinen wonkl je n r-.iin ii in ni m uuix ia n . ..m -m . aim i-........... .. i Salaric* of e. la Seminole County Day at the Ihe IttlNl a rt unconalitutkinal and ■In ln«t night. III -hud hern in |«.or' ,H.tr , n dle tom of ta*e* i* e l- 1 ^ |jM(|r|j )„ |Mill a day, he r <n- cer*. meeting at the City Hall Tuesday as contemplated w k Florida National Ouard rummer Jetfe % r discussion along w ith L eg ld atu rr linin- I »itli n in effort made hy Ihe Legislature . r g 1 _ ..„ i» » health fjir .mne lltne. Funeral fw lr.|, member to re- la*t. night at the call nf Forrest “any other eubjecta g x x which •neam pm enl In Camp F r*l#r near (iatrhrl, prominent Sanford Ave­ .ervice* will I e held from SI. ,,..„niy echr-d*■ • ' ' " . r r ,vr ioore lh« B ra in I TUSl JkN t | **• '*«" more than *BHm In all. I V Jackaonville wm» l*»ued here thla in 1W7 to validate the certificate H l S Uike'« Cathedral in Orlando to- ,,t# taie for a nue grocer, organiw d a Hanford may hy genera) agreem ent, ha loorvr than now an | .« * -.„ -aid the hou.e agrtcult.rat of no effect became Ihe law was morning. Independent Retail Grocora' A*- considered aulUble" for tnxthof -im n u r T iiu j . i. i* __ijw i morrow at . 11:00 oVIaok. ( '|l V ,—o —I . -----, ........ , ,. ...I1 ,r it.., the tJOJWU comm H e r would favor Ihe hill. ..A il rv M e a tv e f <h* eo o n tj. par­ of no effect In tb* beginning. • WSSH1NGTOM, Jaly Mr. Band, Rand, who who *« wa aa nnative nf licipatetL he mi. " , __ snriation which *t*nd* ready lo talks. —In an open letter ye*tenl»v to .llo-ton, .. .... I: •< lailo > for ilainagr, now.. exceed ticularly relative* and friend* of came .tu ... Morula it. Ih.- n,|-ii,.mil nmnry U eid con ected , Krnalor Key Pittm an, o f . NoThe deci*ion w a. In a »uit play It* part under thr terma of the 1.10 Sanford offleera ami men Rn seven. *evelt. W i l l i a mearly Hll's Selllmg at Imngwm.d P rraidrnt rr.id en l Kn ...............i evert, - h - d may e* fu.mm.imu. . c o d i n g t„ the T» the Industrial Rrcovrry Act aa vada, reported to a prlvaU moot* In Camn. have been Invited to hto- ght in circuit court here hy Sheage Chase, superintendent »f wT,,.rp h r mnlntiiined a horn. f..r 1ip, n„ , (VI. imluding Sen- ,mrl „f a eomm .lle- tabulating ing of a m onitory auh-commltit applies In grocery store*. Inapect the Camp tomorrow a fte r­ HilLhoniugh rounty and Hie N a­ Ilit* In trrn a lP n a l K**f«»nu K rtlura-« *.Vr r Urn wun* y»nr>*. Mr Rmul ln„ |(, \\^U S h<*»l thnn. Mr. Gatrhel wa* elected preil- te* th at a pending resolution call­ tional City Bank of Tam pa noon from ahout 4:30 o'clock on ,, ... I .k AtwF couW krrm»»♦• crni ral frv)t?ht nif* m! f*»t on S ii1* * **rn 1 , dent of the new a**"ciatinn, with ing fer C entral bank co-opera­ d ial e ^ ^ K,„r,dn Itailrl.nd l.vtee that date depend; f aa the gueit* of M airr J- C. againtt Temple T rrrace A»*cU tion. _*nld. the new1 you add to II. K- Weekly. Ninth Hlreet gro­ tion ha* been found unacceptable m>t Micceed “ unh Hutchison of Sanford, commander Co., Inc., to collect I ' ihhi of pav­ T r o o p T o M o o t ke wa* named Va liquhlnlinr ugent , ntirely u|n>n wb« Iker nr n» ‘ N C O tll . a deportment cer namrd a* vlre.president, and by lb* Fedsra) Reaerv* Board. I your ‘brain tru*t' ing certil.i'nle* in Temt'le T er­ of the Fir»t Battalion. f o r the rinrida la n d and « ohm.ufftclenl fu'-J ° " I t l R O O O I 111 A r C H f l e Jackson Lodge named a* secre­ on moral*.” As word leaked out *hla A feature of the program will race r«tatei. intimi Co. which owned liumlied i.-arher -atari- l" r " tary. Criticising the Pre»ident'a ape-me when th a delegation, which The »uit wo« one of a oumner nf nere, nf land in thi* vicinity.; * , h . . . . . , u„ development, tha conference sea* The rro rrra last night dl*rua»ed la eipected to meet a t the ^am p involving the validity id county l»-nl for repeal of the lHth Mr. Hand w„* .........I «. ........ r .................... that the In V o n ". , f 7 nil available Information which thrown Into a new uproar the Hoepltal a t ebout 4:30 o'clock, and city paving law*, which h*v* Amendment, Cha»e *aid: dent of the First National "««■< \ u * „ i I......................... in ,,ir ' very day a fte r a true* had b**« "The i*»ue 1* not prohibition When It W» nrganited in ISHT. „ rI. „ ,,wr (han l» abide hy tb" 1 he Mwanl* ' » "'1 'h - related l„ the Art. They signed will wltneea Ihe Impressive regi­ been In litigation for the laat five (Continued On Page Six) paper* of appllratl-n for admU- f <*>-■ 2 * , ^ * of t h . -Stale B-mr-l. "The e m „ .e ,v Of the ow ner, of he Arhut hone*t 'g vrrnm ent. Shall your He remained *< the I, mental parade from a revUwin* Jyear*. act ra i a. nn*ihough iin u u | u the mi* IUJ.I' — -- wa* " —......... irn\«* It l* aulhorily HUinoriiy l» eadr ...... Building . at .........Sanford - ..... ............. Ave *inn to the State Association, anil »tand together with Malor ll-'lchl- invjlvrd in .wveraJ - other aulta, p.w er *• Pr**U*nt Im used to m.lltiition urltd a b -lt DO) K sch.Mil ittif* nnd First S trc rt. th r Klw anU ordered letter* sent In stale offlr a ll> t «* m»iIIhkm’ ao>. and other officer* In charge. Henry E. Wiliam*, attorney fur rnnhir the Democratic patty 1" h»» w tt lac c frd fd by K. P* t ,,H rl •■Ye*terdsy I'lui- Scout TnMqi No fi, h 'a ile l ro rt asking that they com# t» S e m i n o l e C o u n t y D i y Im All n#r»on« attending Camo to­ tha Temple Terrace A»*el* (o m cidlrct what w a * apparently Hurvlvlng Mr. nltod a r.......* I it au th o rity '' hy D K. McN'nli, will in fulur- Hanford a t their rnnvrnlrnce to A t F a ir Ik C h a n g e d morrow are Invited to rem ain over pany, (aid yriterday thi* wa* Hi* pr ini*ed It for ram raign cx- daughter* and -me They at. Mr. ‘ U w tu n «»id 'hat he ha. >' Id !•* meeting. In Room 11 of explain th* Art more fully. for a typical ram p »upper which only *uit that went direct at conn || „ ((lrm | ail-.ce from T»l *h* Arcade |en»e*. hut which now the wet* (lie Ml«*e« Elirahelh. Anna, and ^ (a to he aerved f - r a email prtrDiscovering th at a Mltutionality of the law. t„ H, order which The N(w*nl* H u h I* lending a reem to refu*e to pay unle*« the Mary Hand. Mr*. Evelyn M e " -', ( .i ,. , , , . , at about 6:30 o'eloek. Th>f aonuol round-trip excursion rata *11 ha Mr*. P. S. Morton, and Mr*. Wrl pr,,|^,t,|y will It him tumor j hand In providing a *ul!*hl* place M i n o r ( ’h a n g e s M a d e During the i--cm raving wa* “Wavewell Dane*’ I* *l*o *ch-dlRIh Amendment i* actually reln effect from Sanford to Chi­ bourne Phillip*, all of Orion I -. T ,|r . |t I. «chr.lf r Ih . hoy* to meet ln Hial the nled a« a feature of the dav. thl* kine vrtler ciiunly-wida bond l»I n P r o p o s e d S t a t u t e cago on Aug. 9, official* of tho ■ml Frederic II. Itsnd. Jr., of •' u|<-t| f|1 ||lrr( <<an, rest Thiir*- ele-trlr bill will to* taken c» m of a .t, or under pfiilrd? event being planned to begin •* •ue*. under Ihe MI am rrtd itab ly InformH lHat l am), who wa* with hi* fathci v . ^ ^ nl | IMir th* hv the club With tho ren’ v e i.e I. Minor rhsnges were mad# In a Semlnslo County Chambo of Ootsea ■ milar art pasvej in Ittt.V The about 0:30 o'cl'ck. ___ .grneral -------- tha fund which Ihe Republican j (,(, , |, Bt),. nnlrr and other pr « ln g prole »he hoy* now ),»vo aval'ahl* a proposed ordinance which alma at mere* today mad* errangem anta county-wide -Jttur* have to chang* tho date of Semlnolo Ij been hrlil good. Th* IW J act p , rty relied for the pre«!driillal : ' lent* will he aired . Ineatiiiii which they call "■"her” . selling Ihe rate which la to be County Day a t th* Florida exklkih A irw a y L e n d e rs O f A fir,I meeting in Ih* new head­ charged for electricity In Hanford . wa* in thl* lull hel l unconatltu-f rlin,.,l,jjtt,. jf they came «*'H wet. N o r t o R o y s F i n e d i< » r quarter* will '•* held tomorrow when meml-era cf the City Com­ In th* World* F air froen SaMov S t a t e T o H a v e M e e t tional, and the li'JS act, under have never been p.ld. Ih , -P* | j n j | p n , - ^ T h i e V l T V ^ t O C k I H C l 'S ( H n i h night, and a large turn nut I* mission met at the City Hall yes­ day. Aug. B to Monday. Aug.-% which fl*dO,7tt7 „( paving wa* publican* ara, therefore, ft*- t« | (| I T p w a r t l M o v e m e n t Thl* chang# wa* mod# In tha f»r th# room m int h# terday afternoon In an informal Tha Scminola C nnty Chamber dene, wa* attacked. The latter a«k f»r • congre««i n il Iii.e*«tl- j xvttll* Bryan*. M arl"" !-*• •■«*r" ., . tW mul #11 !mv« #r»* #t ,e**|on with Ihelr attorneys and belief th a t many realdenU of thla of Commare*'* u la tln n commlt- ta*e ended with • three t i three gallon to expo*# th* fact*. »'"l Theodor* “ Fn-g” E-l tv. n ' -» • NEW YORK, Jolv 1 3 .—HP)— pfffiptl ff* iIh lh#Ir ih ir# . county will tak a advantage of tha •nm* of th* member* n f Ih* te« will b* r*pre*enled at an im ­ auprenie co it -Vclsion. m e likely t« feel Ju*llfie-I m •» t,„v, w(, broke Into n »inoll Sl.u-k* rllmhed alw-aid the “w ef round-trip rate* during th a t w lR F special rcninilttee which studied portant moating of airway leader, Darius* Ihe ll)j:i act •* *lm lltr ,|oing.” \ ,,mm at Municipal Park l»*t .*pre*« today. With meniler* »f end. and th a t they will wUH.Aa the light rate situation and mad* of Florida In O rlandt Saturday »v to th* y c tio n of the Tampa D e m p s e y Ih R e p o r te d •----------------------- B,„| rn n ied away five )>«• r •»'! Ihe distilling family spurting five be'In The Florid* exhibit on a ^ j r recommendation* which wsr* Yolla A. William*, it » « • »n " vharter under which paving wa* j ilR| . *n,l a catcher'* mitt he I »r t„ |fi te-int on* time, all oth*r A b o u t T o R e M a r r i e d when their county will be (treaded -•rafted into Ih* ordinance. rat«i#«»i»r# j4*t»r*l with rain« of nonnevd today. It I* planned th a t aom* dun,. »n,| »i***v.d a g a in ,t abut- $ 5 (1 ,0 1 )0 P a i d O u t F o r 111* Sanford |la**bnll • I d . Th* ordinance I* **h*dul#l for *r* u,l. ... I rv.. t*__ Tk .. * _ . *% •* as 1 The meeting h«« leen ii'-e d nnr l » ato n I f i \ r Th# ru«h of resident of thla county U to act IContinurd On ."aga Three) KANSAS CITY. July I3.-(A*» R e l e a s e O f F a c t o r , , " r, a second ami final hearing at Ihe bv IJaut. T.. r . NII*on. manager rover* «wa»n|H*f| «»rni>-u th# -ri- msrhiiiM mn imi-iyf of , ... Ik e itU H C V I rntencee »t n *P*elal p«1l--e c-,i— buyer* . ... . -r, There »n« t»lk of we,hling Irell* Commission meeting nf July 24. a* ho*teas In th* Florid* hoOM af tha Orlamln Munlelpal Air(he Stock K srliange. The ticker .....__ ... . which U on* o f tha feature* t€ niiv-ng friend* of Jack Dempsey, ft was dl*ru***d yesterday by th* CHICAGO. July I S - M V J-.ho p,*,d*d - . lap, na< minute* I*'- throughout part. Airway representative* fr m F i n e s A r e R e c o r d e d former cham|ii*>n, and Hannah entire City Commission, a tto r­ the hom ing exhibit a t the « Miami gad all rille. in the SI. Factor dhwlowcd ^ ^ ,h v r we.e fine I «l» Ihe greater part ,.f Hi# se-sinn William*, artie**. a* the two ney. K It Wilson and H. R. High- Item* end of th* Expoelttmt I n C o u r t O f S h a r o n 00(1 P«i'l •» f •«> John* Valley are egperted I- »'• *'■ dul^ r tr> r„ IM.-Ilvrlv. while la.wheaded west today. Dempsey, who ton, and K. T. Williams, and W. ground*. 8h* la expected to--do hill, t„ h i. k i.ln .tw .. a , «h* price ^ r „i(, y w„ , fin- I land In itUeu** plan* for holiflm: Is o n g W a it E x p e c te d tu,* admitted interest in ihe M. Ilavne* nf th* light rata com­ her p ert In extolling the advooe W. F. Garner, whit* grower of hi* release. Relea.e l in •uk-l f . f(||a „n., m(.t w rff and drreloplnr the SL John* Valtag** of B*mlnole County Broadway star, was reported to mittee. H y F a m i l y O f V i c t i m urban minnignl, who wa* tu have l«-en I r t'J in Jay Airway a* the leading unit m Ideal eurnmer and w inter covered In goo-l m ndillon *0-1 have told friend* here he ami Ml** County Court during the recent Fact >r In a •erlou* cnntli* they were u*eA in l-elay'* a ir tra iu p o rta tl'n In Florl-la. dene*. William* he married .In. . ---Reno. Xt llimill* will sew • ALBANY. J ly I3.-MP>— term on a charge of inalieioua dc- lion sufTerlng a n#nroiu break* .b ag*ln*t Orlainlo. While nulhorllie* continued Ihelr Nevada, *»on. Ren,, was the scene Q r c h C S t r a P r O f f r a m rtruction cf the personal • teo*- down a fte r torlng held prisoner t*is The case f Emaa«*l IHIev n#Of the dlvor e , of both Dempsey p ,‘ " , ‘ W ife O f K id n a p e d nv*,t>gutlon*. relative, rcslgne-l erty of Mr*. Christine Ctute, yrs- twelve day*. yro charged with r* rr/-.ig « con- themselves I orlay to the pnMpect* nd Mis* William*. Dempsey IK r l a n U e U lO lU R lU R i v e r M a t t e r s A r e e« t H u s b a n d W o r r i e d Icnlay afternoon pleaded nolle celled weapon. w.s* o rle rrd if e I mg wait for n-hli'ionnl word formerly w»* m arried to Estelle D is c u s s e d A t M e ^ rontendr* before Judge J. 0 . transferred t'» the County Corel from the a'sloctoi* »f John O 't’on- Taylor, flint star. Mis* Williams The Sanford Concert Orchestra Sharon and wa* fined fIS and ALTON. Jaly U .- W V - A pub­ wa* married to Roger Wolfe and It* assisting talent today In­ for artinn. Im portant m atter* relating O c t. 10 S e t A s D a te .veil. J r . The family i, waiting. ■>. . Be appeal to tha kidnaper* of rosl*. vite,! the public to hear a concert -or the kl-lria|»r* rithvr io accept * n" Wesley Pride, white man charged the development of th* 8k. % F o r D r y R e p e a l V o te A oovit Loer, Tf-yeaT-old meat which I* scheduled to be held T rip le M u rd e r S e e n me of 22 Albany men *ugge*te-i ___ lack e r and booker to allow him with Ih* p***e«*lon of a *HIL near th* Court House tonight a t River were dlaeuaaed tn * a », iiiiermeslianrv nr a*k for an ' R e s u lt O f R o w O v e r J D - to aommunleata with hi* wife wa* finest *280 or th* alternative H:00 o'clock. In case of Inclement mol mooting her* today h TALLAHASSEE, July U ^ Ita lia n A rm a d a O n other list nf i l m»n. w eather, th* concert la to be post­ W. F. Glynn, of £r**c*«t C T t a d relieve her anxiety over hi* of *ix month* In Jail. The fine (d->—Uuveinor Sh Its *aid to­ M a il R o b b e r y l- ro o t A n o th e r Lcr O fH o p poned until next Thursday night head of th* St- John* B lrw jjjjp v W i t h wa* m»da tetfiv hy two wa* cut down lo *100 upon a day ho would i**ue a proclama­ FORT WORTH. Texee. July a t the same hour. It was stated. agent* apooln'ert he th* -family promt** of go^d behavior. piovomant Aaaoclailoo, Ka rl tion la te r in the day setting R. H. Rig-Ion. white man who (l A RTW R IlillT, Labrador, Tonight1* program ia Scheduled man. tha AaooctatWa'a n . (AT—Belief Dial the slaying . to deal wRh th* kidnaper*. Oct. 10 a* th e data for a *pw July 13. —Ta v * Italy’* colorful to include song* by Mrs. K. L. and H. J . Lehman, E 4 W - Mr*. Loer. 78. I* deaerlbwt oa wa* arrested at the Pride *1111 cial election on th# repeal of of thr** men who*- nude hod** air armada left her* today lo Glenn. Mia* Paulin* Moran, and vice-president from thla _ _ vtT r worrU-t and dl*tre*»*d 'over and charged with oparallng a were recovered from T rinity p o R B |N Kr„ J ity _ natl-nal .prohibitionSixtyroar down ih* Labrador roast W alter Trapp, and titatram eatal Mr. Glynn, a form er slata • Bor knabend’* d r '1**!* health. Ha alllt. drew a « « » « » • or , l * River here wa* precipitated by a y , rl, n B utk|eyi H e re land eol•even delegate*, elected from on an hOQ-mtl* Gight to Khe- select inn* by a trio rompoaed of , .o ffe re r .from h e a rt d b - month* In, JoiL hut Ju d g e Sharon dispute over th# division of *T»-'. |*** gjr|, found, here yextarday th* state a t Jarga in the elec­ diac. New Rrmxwlck, its next John Senkarik, Jerry Senkarik, to r reproooatlag aitd la *ub|*ci to freaueat <rderod tho fine- au.pended upon tion. will meet, her# for a UOtt r*b4i#ey loo» — -W JJt,,T n#U r n svveral days disappear did not reveal tho n a to ie a f halting place enrouta to Chi­ and Mia* Madeline Mai Urn. Tb* rH behavior whea _ hertne attack* likely »o orov* pro nil** was expr*a»#il by au th o rit’** to- Bn:> f , 0m her borne, eluded ofstate convention Nov. 14 to conversatioa, but , be IntimffNA j cago. How long th* arm ada orchestra, scheduled to ba aug­ a to) ohvefclan* aaid If ho U It developed that Rlgdon, In fi­ ratify or refuse to ratify ih* day. Faur men were arrested and Deer* today and a »*arrh for her will remain a t Sherdiac will mented by talent from Ortando, t* th a t It hod on Im partoat I l M I hwwdUd. With Luer In nancial itrn lta and with a family S|«t Amendment which would charged with th# m urder. Th»> wa* started again. Her puraners depend on w eather conditions. lo offer a program o t popular and upon tha skreelopeiaat a f , ) | | v f a r M k"«ra i*-> word ha* to itfkport, had enly hern* •» tk* repeal Ihe Eighteenth. and two other* also were charge--' ar* expected to orertak* her classical music. (till oo* day, th* day R wa* »‘w * , .*. t . ' , l Im* i 4 from tho kldnapshortly. with the mall robbery. raided. \ _____ . v \ | O f Parley Ch ieftains Giv^f SOLON WILL TAKE SHERIFF UNHURT U.CS.l e Delegate a r Expositkm Of Difficulties in UP FIGHT TO GET AS HIS CAR TURNS BACK FLY LOSSES OVER NEAR HERE I CERTIFICATES IN BARRON COLLIER PAVING JOB ARE SAYS U. S. IS ON : DECREED INVALID RECOVERY ROAD , ”"r Frederic H. Former President Of Bank Here, Dies OrRanize President Told To Add “Morality” To * * MixHitiR Girl Eludes Officers In Puntuit _ —— �* J* rJ* n 7-0 Tilt Here Yesterday 4 Tbo Sanford Coloryfada roatoteod la a tl* for flrat place M tho Control Florid* BaatboJI League by heading the Now t o y ia a Cracker* a 7 to 0 ahotoaK at Mnniolpal .Park ynUrdoy Of i i raaau. Tbo gam* waa playod before * fair eitod crowd which had gathered to ooo tbo flrat fboaday gam* of tb* aaaooo, aad the ahut-out rletory waa the fWurth In a row which tho Fed* bar* acorod agalnat the Crack* bat Dotutla waa aafo 6a Borfortfa bobbin at third. B-nner dooblod to right aa Donnla aroat to third, aad lUrrioon alngled through tho boa to aooro both runner*. Tho Crackara had aororal chaneoo off Carry’* dollrary, bat olthor poor baao running or lack of batting punch kept thorn from rearing. Error* by Borne* and Port pat men on la tho flrat but they died th.ro. Two alngtoa ln tbo third failed to g*t men farther tho* flrat r SMTRNA, Jo!y If— Frot j wrro ft* ' U M M rooar f C M n l Florida, n o o i t i i W v « f Ik* fit* flofc fry itokrattoa la bo Arid W * Sidney J. Wahbdrg. ion of Mr*, Firry Watotor*. u d M. B»o Ceghuni. m & o f Mr. u d Ml*. J. 8 . Ctegfcrin, bothof h i f t r i won tJw * •!/ local atadanU at tbo aal atOM thfc waak to aai a Wr m o d of vtoitora. taro bridge* apanMtig tbo Iadiaa llr rr boro taam a * kr if®* lk* I f " ' »•“ «« * * * i b a t bataaai U fa without *"““ "7*. ®* _ C*T*IBW; rU of Coroaado Booth ami **• U of bride* toll* aa one of ... . **■*• »PP*arad •» lk* "MW" a m . **< r — ty . to -w it. >5i»r r#n for lb# Mcond oamo*- a S M . tft.iff.TS s s e tor bf tbo port *cbo*l yoar. It wn* s r . - x ' r w i . s ’.v a oooialalaa IT *T acrao. mar* d r |(arMd bar* today. nakT*— la M in g M t a la n U Oat of an onronmoat of I W a* 10 i M n c a a l m i l P a n t a a o r . “ ...... ' atadonU, lh.ro onto only MO who por for *•**. j a S. tL n u n w , f a . >iuta#d Ufa high Chari** J. Gantt, George May*. anJ Jack PtUr^ Banftwd racrirad honorable montioa for tbo a«eond i C D o a . a a n n o u i c a r r r r , i#f>fa| #r< r r i r a o r r w a io i. _ la Hsmfaol* CoJaty. FUrtda, tl lollowlaa CrectlM* t»*0 t*. as In coanmuoUlee or* combining tholr forte* In ateg lag th* fro* cele­ divided mound dnliea with tho lot* bration. ter gutting credit for tb* defeat. Tho boa acorei Otl* Curry otariod on th* monad for Harford but had to rotlr* at th* end of the aormth whoa an arm that haa bothering Mm for aom* time, began to pain. Cal Donato .took over hurling duwith tw0 kite and thre* etriko onto in th* two Inning* he worked. * .» A feature of th* gam* cam* when Paul Hbimor tripled In th* third Inning. That hit permittejf him to U* th* league record f i t coeacutlro gam* batting. If* now haa eeeured a hit tn id ■tralght game*, equaling a record aot •teat year by Eddl* Moor*. Bonner did not atop at on* hit. *Wwaver, for before th* game waa ever ho had mad* a total of thru*, Including a double and tripl*. ..* > 7 Harriaon aprang Into aci 5 tioa after having g*n* to b*t IS Umae without gettlg a hit. liarriaon punched 0ut three hit* In faur trlea, and drove In three of th* aeven runa. ; With, two out In lh* aecond, tho Fade aenred on Perl’a fleld— ----- or** thole*,—hfg-rioloir- bore, amt Chapman’* alngla. Bonner opened Iho third with g long trlnl* to center. He nrored on Rarrtaon’a alngla to loft. Beraea aoerifleed Ilarriaon to •ocond from where ho aenred on Abbott’* alngte , thdough third. Abbott atolo aocond and Maxwall waa aafa on Wllllamt’ error, hot Fart and Miio were n t y . W «r»O nH onorR oll u cocoa i n n i i pO T^r'nV •»!WA R MTJCK Jal* » 4 ahort run down. Spake waa out at third a* wall. A double play jrioppod th* Cracker* ln the fifth after Crur* had alnglod. In th* noronth the Cracker* had another chance when 'Hewitt walked and Hchlecty alngled. They died on 'tho each* when True*, Haaa and Harrla went out. Dennl* pitched well In hi* two Inning appearac* and tho crowd gave him a big had aa hia curve ball hurling aent thro* Cracker* nut by ntrikooute. Tomorrow afternoon th* Fed* will play th* Orlando Tlgtra at Municipal F*fk. It will b* the flrat meeting of th* two chib* nine* th* eecond half atorted, and a victory for th* Fed* will mean that they will remain In flnt place either In a tl* with Cocoa or In ondliputvd po****aion of th* aportf Coroa lotti to* Ntw~IlMyr.~ na. Daytona will play at Lroaburg tomorrow, while New Smyrna Carry and Bonner reached aecaad aad third on acratch alngloa OAMrnNii m ta th* fourth but the* died there •onner. I nrrleun. If when Harriaon and Barite* were U r n , - , II, A l.bo ll, Ik loftold out*. M b ln ,ll. rf Abb«U waa aafa on Goodrich’* Mia*, t l .... ’■rl. tb . two baao error aa tho fifth I'tinpman, r C u tty , p .... •Urtad, but ha dltd on third aa D-nnle. p .. Maxwell, Mlaa and Pari wer* In­ i t t It IT I I 1 field out*. Hear- by lanlnae: • • • M* ••• » Harriaon opened lh* aeventh !*«r Hmyrna nfi.r.l . ____ I I I ••• tta with * alnglp through ohort. It* •Nummaryi llune bailed In: lla rrl. want to aocond on a paaaad ball un I. Harare. Ahbutl, Maaoell, T o o be— bit*, Ibinnar, and h* acorod on Bam**' doubl* 'bapmaa lararo. Three boat hll, Itoaaar. •■•lea bo— o, llorrlaun. Abbott, to toft. Abbottl’a Infield out put U a w -ll. I’-r l. IUerllli-ao, Uoraon. Same* on third, whll* Maxwell biublo pin) ■. Curry lo ltnnn-r to bapnian lo t’orli Abbott lo rial* eecond but araln Mlta and larnea Htrurk nul, by I la— a, 'urry I, Donnlo I. Ilo— o on M ils, Fart wer* paav Infield out*. rr I'urre I. Ilaa* I.. I’asaod M IL The Fed*’ Anal rune cam* In Taro. Illto. o tl Curry a o lih a th* *lghth. Chapman .truck out u n. In T Inal oft Dronlo t with * nrrn h .r Cor port lion, * o rim oi r* lb* w ik iu irr, B a u i* _ * » .w W . W. ik fko- u m u rt K t r r i c B ^ i r n a n K ^ r r ^ i r p r ibat lb* oatorolgaag w ill, on |b* t lt b e a r ol A aaaol. A. D . III * . » r * M « t la l b . Honor*el* Canal* JaO f* at H.m laal* Count*. PlorM a. ta .f r f i ­ nal ralarn. arcau n l aad rooabara aa E io c u la ra at tb* E a U la *1 W . w . W rtaat. i M w e t i and *1 aalO •In * , tkan and UMro, aiaka apollca linn la 10* a*Id Jod ga foe n final a «tll«* a .a t of th*lr adralatotaotlaa nt a*Id » » t* « » . * M for an erdar dlarharalaa th.at* aa aurh E x — u**r». • • . ____________________________________ — tnaraw ibib H U ' » m a. d itu . W H f lb litr * ' W IN O N A H O W A R D W R ia it T . -- ■ K s .c u to r J V U AN H O W A liD , . ■ ire e le r. A* K i m i I m i of I k . E -t a le ef W . W . W fl* h t. li» f »•••<*. WANTED: Ten boy* IS M | d year* to do light pleaeaat w ^ 7 afternoon* and Saturday*. Good pay. Apply by letter to JT, ear* Herald. >' chance*. Th* rocerd waa aet on Aug. >7, IU.11 when N ut Khlrlvy. of DeLand, headlfd Morrla McCormlch’a alanla a* ’ he airuck out IS men. , Th* boa acoroi Taro ba>- bile. Xmlth. Craa*. Olnlea U h , M i m i c - Ih.ukle play-i M urphr In Hraiir I’nrier; IIm 4 to W II. Ilim ...n Rarn-il run*. I ^ ..l.u r * t. UrlanOo a. lo ll ua bama. I/Mahurg l, iirlrnCn II. airueb oul, kr Per* ratal I. Klnra I. Haa** on ball*, off Wrraaal ». Flora 1. l/mplr— . lloU* •abauah and I'arp-ntar. Tim * l:* l. Mo after th* flrat. Tho lylandon filled the bate* In th* alath but he •truck out two men to retire the ■Id*. The acore waa tied at S-all whan Cocoa poahed over the wini.R M a a m o am n N PO A N tb I • I I * I COCOA *, DAYTONA S S alag tally In th* aeventh aa How* DAYTONA BEACH, Jaly If.— ard tingled, went to third <m a -dlln, r l ........1 1 1 " l-arrlah. r l I o • J * 0 The faat-atopplng Cocoa Indian* aoeriflc* bunt, and acorod on Mr* ng*«tLptit.th«_laJaadara.d-ta-}-l« C riieyT Toiig rty : 'u ri-r, a a thrilling Caatrnl Florida Loagu* K -rrn .ll, p ll-y a a , a haaoholl gam* which waa featured W ill, aa . by plenty of long dlatanco hitting. Ila rl, aaa Laftey Jake Hakor, touched for 10 hlta, In.-ludlng double* by Hol­ ton nnj Culhrath who aro hla for­ mer teammate*, bora down In tho pinch** and It waa thla type of hurling that kept tho Dlandera from ihovlng over run* when they might have. Even Early Jolnor, who al»n tolled wtth him for Co­ coa tail year, nicked Baker for n triple. However, Baker’a two triple* and a alngla playad a big part In tha victory. t rUinlo . . . . . *16 1*1 urphr. ** ...... I 0i >*• ...kura -........... Ml tummery: Itoaa ball—. In. Mur Ml M E ? IBS.“' W reVrEl M-ala and alateroom berlh •I tea Included. Retura lim it ten dnya. !*nmmndl)>ae new H I,era,h ip ’■ r u m iliA '* anile from Part Tam pa I I I r . M. aack M anday and T h a r a ia r. Iteaalae round trip li r e from P a ll Tam pa nlhar — Ulnae t i l l * b e s t Vo o d V—8lluatiow Wanted D a rina* Mumowrr: Haaa balled In. Ilow* art, MrCulley *. Joiner. Tw o heee hue. Ilnllnn. t'albrelb. Three ha— hit*. Haber t. Joiner, ■orrltleea. Harrell 1. Kdae. gbaanon. Double Pleie, llurneed In (Iraham. I^ D no bn— a, Cocoa T. Dayluna (. Bnaea on M ile, n il Baker 0. n il irllrlea *. off Chock I. air ark oal hr Hakbr T. by (VUrlen t, by Cbtcb L lllla mil iru rla n • w llb t rona la I 1-4 lea: off Cheek I w llb I ran In I FRYERS. New Hampablr* Red., aometklng new. Nk* healthy bird* 26c per lb. Alao can be bbugM al*Brodlo WWlam* market aim 1st. Street Plggty-Wlggly. J. D. Daviion, Phono M03. RATES 18— W o n te d « M U * l TRUE aplritual reading*. Mr*. • Bally Rtteaell. Agpolntmenta. WANTED TO If*WT mtoll nlahod houoo, roentry place pre Ban*fit Progreaalve Spiritually Church. 47 t. Concord. Phono farred, rtnt ptb*t bo reaaooobla. will give retortnco*. Addroaa Bov M il, Orlando, Florida. 400 Car* Harold. vaoa. N o t fa r mart eap-nelve. iTnuaan tel rataa. F O B S A L E : 5 H . P. 220, S phaao electric motor $25JX), 1 Star S P E C IA L — Th la w * A only. High »at grad* linaced olL M e a gnlangina, rebuilt, A -t condition IM AM . Reel A Bon*, A oatIn Deal- Ion w ith paint ovdar. SU nle y Roger* Hardware Co. tafnrm allan, llekel Ilona, i j A . a l I •(Ilea Hanford, ar rale w lih WtLL TRADE 4 poaaonger Bulet coup*, to flrat elaaa condition, for aquity In Into modal Ford, Chovrulet or Plymouth S or 4 door aodan. Reply P. O. Box 44$, San­ ford. Fla. Ml Kla. KalL Saab Bldg. J A C K O O K V II J .E, F L A . Opposite Post Office M — P o u lt r y ONE LA RGB and m ail apart­ ment for rent Rent resaonabl* Phono U l. STEVE’S POST OFFICE LUNCH ESULT5 JOB DOING houaework or toon'dry. Wage* no object. Mari* William*. Tl« E. 6th S t uno la t Inn. Wlanlng pllrh .r, urry. Dmplr.o I’atmor and lla,an* BILLY’S UNCLE ” L W r i D l UVtoL.kJMN D c w r r y m AMOLTr TWk%XOCO UBMIV In terio r Decorators V ’ Color, Rule ■ FREE! A N interior decorating can b* ' yuan I With the purehaa* ot any ck* can of Waunpar we give you FBSB the unique Interior DecoraH a Color Hula pictured above! Com* In for. your* today! Whh a m Color Rui* p u can airing# yoatenlay afternoon before a •mall crowd, t-afty Flora on tbd kill for lh* Tiger* had lh« Indian •Ign <m tho Bruin* and ha racked op hla fourth victory over th* lo­ cal club In allowing only fie* ■aft hlta. Orlando took advantage of Forratal'* wlldnaaa In tho alath to puah over th* winning run. Farratal walked three men In that Inning. II* walked nine men to all but by working hard In the pinch**, ha (truck out eight mao to pull himatlf out of aovaral bad holta. Th* Tiger* nkktd him lor nine aafetio*. Newcomb, formor Sanford play­ er, ltd th* Orlando attack on Farratal with thro* alaglo* out af four tlmoa at bat. It* waa fol­ lowed cloaaly by McMuUrn who had two aatotlaa to drive In two of tho Tiger tallloa. Jack Rood ■mots out a luaty triple which ended In a run. and krpt hla .400 batting average latnat by getting furakuro and woodwork.), with X fe A C K C V tB AkJTTVJtVk N D ki’VA. Votoaow AU- P+Q\yxr> r VT? wS T M W to G T O S l V o fm * . TAU\\_V &KCV TO ------ SCOrrv.Avt\> — > MOttFVJTTHE HAMMCa DOUlOo CWt«TER \ TWX> H m Hiik i m w oaub cnwm . ~j J F W H IE h F T W k \ tOTTkk At S A ' boq poo o fcYtV-ATTNt t Ubct ^ J rMA\ltUrT1TDV.D Hbo -TO ltM£1¥KTt*HMB) vou VfxyocvvaH sboo. LFvooen-vp vto mdom«s« go* g nftt of color cxxnbkxariorM [lid* you b Baking your room* I furnUhbg* mort attrtetiv* with aanpor Qukk-Drylng Erugul V**YUA. m u vva - m i > AmWtiETneS UIECYL ta’iARmuU’ V ^ U S T T B V AM* FCAUXUT Aiouef v w t t lHAtVi H buanM M l Prompt Rckef FromItchag Eaen* M ix 1 |i W / 4 t JU 1 u; i / ■! r \ -’i* . ■*jfl . - V W * VT HMSC«. M k b m i l'b «T K V qrc. r r — avjfT AM tO A rc OiVKXk r r « �f B B S A IfT O R P C T j U t P , B A IfftH tP , P A G E T W t» *! T h e Sanford Herald P a M la h fg v t t r y s U p f u u * » v # fl I s M s r s it I f l i f a H , r f o f W e . I l l Vagsulls A t n i f . BIBI.K VEllflK FOR TODAY C B K I8 T IAN W T E N C B CHURCH " L i l t ," n o t lh« subject of thu Lc. »ri/*'Miinn in all Churches t k h»iary ibemwtiHt an flandny p ful Id. IT UAH WISELY MKEN BAJU The question Ij not how can you "p t in thu day" hu t "how m rh >an you put into the day.'* The till! Ilf advice we do IHit like l<> lake u ftrn turn* out to be the best. N»i nil men ran b# tha .beat, but . very aiiiibiiiuu* man can bo his lieit. Ignorance o f strength deg-ats a- many men as knowledge of weakness. An optimist Is o s , who makes Ihe best of It when he gela the worst of it. burly rising is nol so much help mill" ,i you keep wide awake after you get up. Thu loud to h a ppiness runs “ parallel w ith T lii path uf duly. To iiourlali character, swallow false pride. V"n can hecenia as w ell^du calnl n-< you like without upending a relit, A limn who really amounts In ..anything keeps on tr y in g ' to snioimi I,, mure. Christian get. eiu'e M> nitnr. Who could have pr-'licl-d there months ngn Hint lodny m would hm irdolk nlsoit piofiteering? *■ o tb o i,'.. Whitney, Jr., son «f the .’dorg«o partner w»« wb(1 was was Hie lb. rhi. f wlj.ru- •, fur hla fnvdUiO'g fun the ; . luil'uial inqm•ry W f , III. Irnl.uig hoif^, I* trav ravi-MJkir ill Kilropv with Roosevslt'a iun. It I* flleiul tihie for Huey |„ n g to ruiur forth witli uiioiher ,,f 111' |>hdi||d<M ditrloslng Ihe sill Ister, |f clrciilliiu . comieclion be­ tween the I’rr nh(it nml "llig lhisihess.” Mmdu-r* «F the Civilian Coo ii'lvnli. ii Corps m s building n sri'idr Idehwuy and working at rafor-atath m rtsar I’tssid m l Hl.n 'V eil ’| “ 1,1111,- While Hoi Me" | g f . " « "uriliy project. Rut lion nearly alike ,| , , |( suoml to the work ilone hy If. H. M,ilium arnun I Ihe Ilnou-r Ifaphian Camp, a m ailer Width rdf' ti d snqjs of the politi­ cal am mi n it In, i in lh* last *|,clion. I i The Rockefellers And Their Money John D. Rockefeller, whose name was once an anathem a to the general public when the oil king was branching out with his organizations to a dominant position in busihess ami finance, celebrated histM th birthday Inst Saturday and received only the warmest felicitations from his neighbors and tha American citizenry. Forgotten wan all the ani­ mosity which in former yenra had been evinced against the man who wan and ia the Croesus of the modern age. It scente to be a rather peculiar paradox th at the Rockefellers, both the father nnd son. should not have come Irt for a share of the aerlmony which has fallen on the heads of other captains of industry during the present de­ pression. Not only are the Rockefellers still the first family of wealth but they apparently h a v e been the least h it by financial reverses. It even seem* they have done right well for hard times, branching out with Radio City, with the The answer to this public goodwill may be found In the benefactions which this family hns promoted. The extent of their charities nnd gifts to every conceivable project is Almost beyond comprehension. The Rockefeller Foundation, organized for the purpose of promoting the welfnre of man­ kind. o|icratea hospitals, laboratories a n d conducts re­ searches into every phase of medical science, lln opera­ tions are extended to every cornel* of the world and Its benefits to the human race have been monumental. In tin* field of education, the Rockefeller millions have been widely felt. In pvery section of the country their money has been graciously, donated to RIIIH. MlMf*1’ -______________ . (e r n n l r ib u f p culk’gefl, hoapitaln and other rnterpriaea. li may tie rt railed that the Roc Iceteller family paid for much of the relmhilRation nf Rhelms Cnthedrnl after the World Wnr. Rut It would tie impoiwilile in this limited apace to net forth all the Rockefeller lienefarlinna. Surely, it would take it whole Igwik to do thi*. It ninth! he .well to say th at the Rockefeller*' contribulionn to ehurehe, have Iwu'n eapeclally xetiiwmiH and appraclated. Along the tianks rtf the llftdaon River in New York they have reared a vast cathedral which aland* u* a monument to their religion* nature nnd politic kimlnes*. Wealth arrumidnted In the hand* of a family which uses It wisely for the benefit of other people ia an aaaet to Ihe country. 11 i* unlikely that the Rockefeller fortune crtiild have contributed more to human hap|iinea* under any other ayttlem, ---------------------o--------------------- A Highway To The Sea Many nntiona have gone to war In an effort to gain ar*e«a-tvr the wett.^T'hr_mnttPr"rtf'nrrr>iunir t r i open u aterlitt* at various lime* played important role* in the history of Ruaain, Poland, Austria, ami Itolivia. No country like* to lie allot off from Ihe real of Ihe world liccuiiHe of a lack of maritim e facilities, and ua this is true of nation* *o is it true id cltle*. Thu* we Ontl many inland town* which are in fa rt real seaports and other* which are a im in g to gain a water out­ let. .Much agitation ha* been ntirreil up lately in Orlundo over the possibility of getting water transportation. Two major plan* have been miggeuted, one including Hanford and thn St. John* River, the o th e^ a harimr at Canaveral. W riting n* though he kmwv what he wus tjslking about, Mr. A. II. Smith nf Orlando sent the rdlldwing letter recently to the rditoi of the Orjnndn Sentinel Melting forth Ihe advantages of the St. John* route: “ May I Imlhrr you with a few word* for the infornm tion of Mr. Durl* with regard to a *eu|iort nl Sanford to Mcionimodate Hen-going ship*? “The federal enginrur* estimate for straightening and dredging Ihu St. John* River from .Iack*iinville to Sanford to hike curu of Much *hip|ung, (a* ha* lieen referred to in these article.*) a few year* ago wn» fr"tn $-ir»0,(MM) to $liDU.IMMI. In that ruse II.OOIMHK) would eumplete the project, including highway from Orlando h> Sanford. "It woijttl coat $1 ,INNI.t)iai In IniHd a highway to Cnnavvrat, then $ 10,000,000 more hi develop a harbor. Then il would have very little busine** a* it i* not a developed and iiroduring flection. ''Hilt, when *tearn*hip* come to Sanford they are in the very renter of the vegetable producing section; hUo about a* clone to Orange, Osceola, laike and Voln*ia conn tie* a* it i* |*m*ible for large drip* to get, which are all large producer* of fruit and vegetable*. "If the project is given the cooperation and supixirt It should have It could he completed hi move the IWl t-l!);i.'i it «| w to m arket; making it u long time ahead of any o|lt*>r water transportation which could lie brought to Central Florida. In addition to the large amount of incoming, u* well a* out-going freight, there would be developed a large passenger travel up nm| down, the |iicturest]tie St. John* River." rh r" "ten involved In tha slay, lee of Jo e It, Johwum, Tampa an* tomebile salesman, were electrocut’ll Monday a ' Halford. Justice according to the law, has hern tin ted out, and the triple e*ec ithin should he a warning to n th r n who revsi<t life lightly. (lut we doubt that it » |1 , and ws wonder If It Isn't inch thing* as Irgnltie.l ’'m urder" by th* slate which help, by example, to arouse the brutal for whim schools were made for Instinct in men. Heinlnole t'ounty; Sanford, N. J. F sdrral Judge Akerman In Perkins, principal, the Misses Tampa the other day gave some Clara Guild, M. S. Tether ly, Mlsalt” advice to the grand jury. K«- lian Uihwin, Floral Walker, Nellie f t r r l s r to the roforeem ent of the Fitren, Carrie Fnamlhgvr, Nila dry Isw, ho aaidt "The people Moore. Clara Mlllen, Edith Stew, have * perfect right to change art. Utile Farnsworth, Pearhe* i P P HWilson, H P l C k l lM U th a t law In a legal manner, but baffler, Ituby no one la privileged to violate i t Kates, Mm. George B. Dickinson, In the meantime. All law* m ust be Mru. C. L Polk, Mr*. K. N. Luke, enforced to the last le tte r amt y>u Mr*. E. W. Dunn, nnd J. K. WildMisa Sarah m ust s<* on the evidence eubmlt. man; Isingwood. ■j‘. ted no m atter w hat yen might Crawford. Mlaa Lillian Walt*; AJ*>,th in k about the question." If *'l tam onte Springs. Mias Estelle Hy. ^ j u d g e s taka this petition tb* cnim- «r; Chulaota, Mis* pearl Hunter, principal, Mlaa Little Met hem; & try la In no danger. Gabrielis, Mlaa K ata Mathers. K ' Announcement th at the Fcdemi Other appointments will be made K tjo re rn m e n t la planning to relieve »n,t announced later. M in Lola E. Gmshman anil f r t h t gtataa of spending money on R tran aien t* I* partlculaely good Charlea B. Chllson warn ‘ united in m arriage at the Congregational B p a w i to Florida. Becsuss this parsonage last Sunday night by f jg tg te (s nice and w an* Ity winter. tlie B ar. 'F .‘P r Strong, tha past or. I n k is.especially attractiv e la thuar The wedding was performed III F 'w b o am without horn** and Jobs the presence o r a few friends of H f o t h a N orth and Wh,, van at the Contracting p artita after E k ta a t find bodily cnm fart In a which the happy couple left foe B t m l e a l climate. They r a n t b* a abort trip ere returning to Pa­ : S blamed fo r awarm lag southward ris whm they win reside, The R i f t , the advent of r*U. hut I* i» bride formerly tau g h t eclpol at K W rtaln ly unfair for Florida to tw Paola sod has m any friends In ■ A urdanod with tha rsaponstbillty Seminole County. The groom I* X m p f ta rin g fur the Indigent hordes resident ef Paola and la well and favorably known and the fr lands SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO SflES-.J of the young couple wish them all the hnpplnra* that the world can hold. Mus Martha Fox Is visiting rel­ ative# hi Tampa for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. (I. F. Smith left on .-Saturday for ItrcvanL N. C. where they will spend the sum­ mer month*. Mr. and Mr*. B. T. Woodruff have gon» to th eir old home at (.•peer, Mich, where they will •pend the summer. Misses fieri rude a n d Susie Brown, of i.Snfurd Height*, left last week for fieorgla where they will spend, the sum mer with rela­ tives an,| frunds. Mr. ami Mm. W. C. DeCoureey and little daughter, Virginia, went down to St. Cloud Saturday and spent Sunday the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kd Booth. Mrs. Radford Suffers Injuries In Accident Mm. Fail I Radford la rvooe a r­ ing a t her homn, lift FrVoeb A tenuo, from Injuries received la an auto mobile Friday night while anraota from Chattanooga, Tenn. jsbere aha had bean vsitlng hot mother, Mrs. Dan S h in y . 8b* waa called to Chattanooga by tha IUMM to d dtftlh of h tf f l t b l f T H U R S P A T . J U L Y 13. » 3 3 Poor Flying W eather Delays Lindy’s Trip ‘DRUNK’ INFORMS POLICE HE SAW I ’iL PINK ANGEL’ Tuxedo Attired New Yorker Tells Cops Of Strsngre Vision ST. JOHNS Newfoundland, July I T —</P>— Unfavorable flying weather along th# Newfoundland coast prevented Colonel and Mrs. Ctt>r4** Lindbergh from leaving her# for C artw right today m an aerial mapping #xp#dition. It was cold, w#t and foggy and tha Colonel said he wmlld not faavn until th# weath#r clear*. r T NEW YORK—"Don't care what yon say, I saw It with my ewvt eyas," said a tipsy man In a T n edn to the nteht nffVer a t Snyder Avenue station, Brooklyn, recent­ ly. "You're drunk,'* said th* offi­ cer. "Don't you know It'e ft A, M .t You better go home." The tipsy men reeled toward the door and pointed down the street. "L'il angel, pink I’ll ea«el, only a font high." He sighed and drifted out Into tha early morning fog. The officer at th* desk pinched himself and felt hie p u li'. He called to Patrolman Cornelius Shea. Patrolman Shea was to go nut.ill* and • " what was leaning over Ihe w ar d»P*rlm#nt mendallnn*, whicti called for than *30,000.000. Secretary tehee, pohlle worst* adm ir^stralor, announced that Ilia lt.-t involved alm ost every section nf thn country hut he refused la din Ime the total or th* nature of tlie item ' Let ue do jo u r picture fram ­ ing We have a good am ortment ef moulding to aelect fr'm _yy.icbaldtJSiudfo Avenue an,| CUrsedon Road. I «Irnlman Shea drew In his belt, stra p p 'd his gun one notch tight e r and far»d forth. Outsit I* in the cool mist Patrol man Hh*a saw a liny figure wrapped in a pink silk night­ gown. He went over and picked il up. it was n two-year nld boy wrklh blonde rurly haid, who h 'd cried himself to sleep. H ' awoke when the policeman picked him P"Whn are you?" said Rhea. "M ama." aal’l the child, bhea fold'd him under hi* cos’ and marched bark Id the station. "Ilcre'a your angel," he a..nno need. Mrs. Gerald Lacry, of lZnl llrnoklyn Avenue, Brooklyn, go' up that morning aliuut 7 o’clo k nnd went Into the room of her tW side ration .mull son. Jamee. lie was not in Items. T»-.r-SK#-M»rftiwtthc-hnTr«efn*m The program approved by Ihe , el Inr to garret, but I hr re was n I'resiijrnl w h s far le . I him tie* baby. Rhr calKil her neighbor*. total passed upon Tt ten lay hy l to They hail seen no one. S» *he tele hoard, because a largr mimlier of phoned the " • Avenue s ta ­ tion, Iwo block* away. *«*V- Knt * urnill over here," said the day officer “ lle'a aslvep on a policetimn If you want to come over you might be nbl" to identify him. We ran t." Mrs. la re y ran over to the s iv llon and look mie look at the child m Patrolman Rbaa's arm*. Tb* hahy awoke and hekl out hi* arms. "M ania," he said again. The police wnnlrd to know how their guest had found his way lu a telephone pole at 5 oclock in th* morning. " I don’t know,” said Mrs. “ lie Is the voungeit nf my three children, two boys and a girl, t pul him hi tied *1.7:31) lait night and I ranie back and fuund hint iv a ic u Lensc Duplicated RY r DR. HENRY McL^ULIN O p tom etrist 112 Park At* K t*»ta M artin’s Garaga if you have your e a r river mill hm U ir \f ojecln w r i - itli- reclamation service. IivM n|i in ih*' suhm ittnl to him Reeking lu speed up the conlulrr with o th er arm y funds, | -tract mn poor rain by whi H it U Mmo i.f 11..- projects given the) h" P " 1 "» PcovltU- Jot-s for millions , , , . i tif unifinwluywl, true cabmvt ptwinl p . nh. .„| by lt.— Wrll were for] wl„ , K. in tmUy to go OK’d hy Martin betake your ore yoa may vneat on *a VL­ time ami money. IIS First SI. asleep. “ loiler no my daughter, Joan plte's -i* sm , restless and *o I vrrnl In her room and stayed llier- alL night. Jimmy ui"sl have tried to find me. I wasn't in my own room, so he must have gone downstair* and out un the stieet. lie must have thought I ha,| gone uwny." Th* day o fflr-r filled out M report ,a rd and thanked )lm . l-acey. "I'd lietter telephone lhat guy that wet In h»re last night," nj said. “It'll restors hit self-conflden.-e." President Gives His Approval To Buijding Program WASHINGTON, July 13— President KOueevelt gave hli final approval ywit«rday to the first lug batch of fvrleial ronstru's lion projects ua k-r the W,:lUO,i>00,' non puhlin work* program, tha en­ tire group totaling less than llOib(HJO.IMHI and comprising chiefly items recommended by the recla­ mation service and the agricul­ ture department. The item* will he made public Unlay or Friday together with abont 11,000,000 In advances In municipalities whose projects were approved by the cabinet a t vlsnry board yesterday In Its first amt brother. Mrs. Radford waa firm sily Mlaa raulin* Shirty and married to Mr. Radford on May IT a t Tavares by Juilgo E. SITalley. They a te living a t the home of Mr. Radford's mothi Mrs. G. A. Radford, |1S Fro* » Avenue, a M en smile at my simple reasoning W h e n e v e r th e su b je c t o f c ig a re tte s c w n e * u p ,l* it b a c k cjulctty a n d le i t h e — a n d T m very g e n iitrre a b o u t m f p e rson al d a in tin e ss. C e rta in ty I «► m e n e x p la in a b o u t t h o ’" T o u t i n g 1' Jop l u ^ p e s 'd e l i c i o u s to b a c c o s a n d p r o c e s s .T h e n ,if th e y a J c w y o p in io n * t h e i r m e llo W - fn ild a e a s — b u t t h e f m p re tty b a n k a n d t e l l t h a n w h y c o m f o rtin g p a r ity o f " T o a s tin g " "L u ck ies p le a je * — »#, a t l e a * . M a t h w h a t I p riz e a lm o s t a b o v e every- ■ all, tb e tn ’a a n !"#»>*«* i d a t k x u U p t h i n g d ie ,- A n d th a t is a w o m a n 1! .b e t w e e n a c ig a r e tt e a n d ta y U p * . o m o q fo r u j i n g "L uckies P fc a a e l" ^ �lWIZ THSES K O K l M A S lI ^ Urf Social A n d Personal Activities CIVIL SERVICE IS MARGARET PETEIIS, Sod»(y Editor Telephone: Office 11$ ROOSEVELT WISH Social Calendar Lonj? List Of Patrona sr c A p p licatinns F a c i n g President Mrs. Fox Fntcrtains Personals lo r Her Hrid*e t ’lub I'g n p 'iiiu n’.ing Ihe mvmlcr* Mi*. Atlie Horne h it rt- li.r house guest fur lev rral day* Mi. . Iter contract clu ■* anti fllY tnVIII* ; ber* nf the San* Sn i i Club* Mi *. A da Bril.* C arter, uf DvLund. .MONDAY. SUCH IS L ltC t ( . • • l i . a o n .iU >ii l h » .a il <*a* within the corporate limit* o f the city of TempV Terrace*, it w»* feut.d, a Urge amount U still argue, t Of th* paving certificate* being held by mender* and ve*tment heuae*. In many ataree* payment* are long ill trap*. Sente ptnperty owner*, li 't i i i f thi>! they w” Id h ate af* :n inartrI' JACA& VIA COOL $O4.30 NEW AY $ 6.45 l* v In th e tong run. xettled w th the C<rtlficatc llid b'l.*. Seine *rt ■ tied at par. *ontr wtr* allowed Circle dum ber One of the W ASHINGTON." July I T - ■ TV i At ttaplht Church will meet —The placing of all p n ln ittlr t* ft o'rlovk with Mr*. O. li. under elvil n-rvi • wa* a * W ye*, j i; l!**r, COM Cabiifttn AvrftU*. lerday hy Frvvilvnt Hmxevelt i»j Circle Nutnbtr Three of the he *ign*d an executive order, Cn-t D ap t-t Church will turtk( i limiting the nee limit nn,| r o t with Mr*. A . r . (!iuunbcrlain,» flrnre rpuqSmumt* of new a it* ir»|ljv ftattfov«! Avenue. 1, pul n tee*. Ctrrli Number Si* of the K liatj I’-.iH'ratlon of (he order waa ItaptHt hurrh will meet at U rrgarded a* *itnal1in)* n ru*h *'f with Mr*, (ieorgt' llttif, rat rnnagr nppoinlatenl* front the White H o n e o thin the m vt few -tut I.'atire l Avei*ue. ROUN D T R IP It 34 A 1!. G. F .x inti• rtainnl with n dixreuni*. .,ltr \ t i V biidg ■ party * irivm ycM*rr l»y .UNION IUS STATION aftrrnce.i ut lit r, horn* on Mm-# HI'.MINct.r. ||I*TKI# n.il'a 'a A u r ir. (Sjili *t f!i.\w-r« If* fiitk |*he*n** »•* Wl ft* Iff PiI to Liilns ft flu* if«'ui3f|* PAJAMA |fii» y u«>t * w*'rt* f: cViVvtl. T . J. Barnett, of Palatka, »i> the guc*t today o f Mr. an.l Mr..! A ftfr svyraJ fn*^»r Miotn of wrro u >!t ,| an.l, A . Ik Mahoney, W*>t Tenth Iriilre eenji » l« l li% « %M» II r . J i l l M |ir!n « awarded. II ;H *c. rr f rjS tre e t I. Mi n i IIMIMIMVI HI Mil. Itrnrf It I. Utif* 4 ittutlif* I"MmI a 'tevk of playing rani* went t * I 'r l i r a . t» T h I I io r i da M o t o r Iih e s t- ‘ • J**’ *■ **111*1# W. C. Hill Will leave Satui.lay Mr . Ilui-h C. \ \ belch. |. A 11:, I h r Clayton, <!a. w h e r e he; • ‘- ' I r W u . «ervej at the t n t i r t f NuniU*r Seven « f the day*. A 1 *rtg li*t of name, for w ill epend about 10 day* with hour hy ih,. ho le . a i.tr.l i.y l ’»*- * IfuptM i hurrh n i l 'meet joh* rnmtini* front pootmarfrra Mm. Hill at their <.ninn r home. | Mr-. (!. K. Met all nn I Mm. HI nt ’ -HI fMint lk with Mr-. It 'Atoll to ro lio 'tom of ielrtm tl revenue A r e xrdi pi.Mining a v tu a liiin it ward S. .Met all., nnd rn ite d State* a ttem y h a t !•*, Iban lcT Avenue. Juhn Sthlraril, Jr. |. eapretnl j Thoie |f . nt were; Mr*. J. ( t. I*, n a rt pared hv l'ii*tnta*ter tienThere will be a *uli« •< meeting t to relnrn the lu-t uf the week ' Ij»r>.'. , Mr*. (Jwirlct |„ IViit, J the St* Asstu*4 C iM i"! Holy enil Farley, the |ulren«ee din* fy. m Hlehmend, Va. where hr ha* -Mr*. C . K. McCall, Mr*. Kd*a I tV»- Rpi-tupiil Church' nt |:tnt pen*er. t h is aiim nu’r ? I hern f|"*n>hnu the pa>t fen w eek'. •L Mtt all. Mm. llo rli c , wu i \ whil In-fore the exeijitiv" I*. M. nt tin* parish h»*u««*. I f mi -S ln p nt llte iMipiilnr elul. Mi*. Clyde A. Byrd, o f Juy 'o rd er * « ' ittne.l, Mr. Hoo.ev.dt Mi*. Keen Gl*t, o f Pontiac, Io na Dcuch, an.l Mr* j told ncWepuiwlmerl hi* newly er»Mich., and Mi*e Kilitlt Walker J i i L H . wtiol...» a.eUx*.■■wa. tL.fah—m J w * ,j c b j u u >a *m a ? - H A V B -n H n A w *Th«»h*tn;T - w &^ u a v b - *m j i fU X lN O STATIUSd (Opvtt nil Y e a r ) duetrial r.covery hud decided In ” T r r ttT O nc'llorleave SlunJaVT ,7 -li ght In tli- een l.r of the rity, facing leniitifnl t ’etilrnl Path ! la k e ■ federal eripleye* for the Cuba U^apeml about 10 At)** nn.l tli.* wurbl famou I’m In. with tore., thratre* an.l p .bite , giib' powrr, to ririti* u pavinu j entergeney nireiK' e*, ench ae the! gnunul J’hat ill iirviff hml • tud.ling* A .men leu Ilir nearby, the IT. A/. A i* the nnt.nal lender ! home loon bank Imnrd, epultliel law bivn;i*0 both hhtnche, of th f 'd'etrict to private |mr > n* who Mrt* Clyde A. B y rj ami (laugh* i ini* o f Hn* (oitn t, wurke and other*, front th> rurth* [ ter, Hetty, returned tml*y to th#*ir U iri'latu re had not pa*»»d It. file P«»lng petition* that It I o f rivil setvici' worker* who h a v 'l t f fintiittUNl Fnmi pac* On:} home at Ihiytoiw Hen h aft -r Th»* marrluij «if M ix Mimib The lull n* |W*-ed by thr lloil-e faded l" ptoviile ti I i.dimlnatj lino ro tin ty iill wi t h p riv n tp Hath. • pending two dayn h re with WiH.dfin Wat *r*t datiirlitrr of rmiii br iv-I-Mb tf. ’! Iipii it, at hi.* Inn’ll displaced in Iho nd nt inif Ira* ‘ n efi:*, nnd mat it lion’* economy drjve. There nrei waa * local bt I, but a i pa**e.l by li.anrTLPm irn I 1lulivV' nt I hi*' f*’t 1 i«*r, yftiDt? bm ix |«i tbi* millj Huitfi CalhmiM WnieM nnJ thi* |:ttr more than wnti of throe ili*- the Senate wa* n general net np |fp |„,il., m i'in . e.**l timlm nn t “ " j ^ r ‘* \\ ntei •, tn Hi *1 nn 1ft* .r r .lb* itf Iho ri*ii«l «i*ain I ut wtart***! Illl.Mil employe*. pllrabb' t i nil co title*, thrrrfnn i ,tr a i. i iU It iibo w*n nrgtled pi” Faroline Ib.y.l retnrn.d on o f M .,. I.ollo r lle-ler nml ||„. , kiililifiu It* Iho !• ft, | I r trtil* i of | | rV|)HU* > *'•“ ini l.ift*. The l ‘re*iilnit n«*eited, howev* lh,. Ilou-e and Senate did no* l« ' i t hnt lb. idle .. nt It*tt-TI with the Hitajr from llaytona Heart Mr. lle .t .r , t.,.j, ,dt,.e I-,.f ilially Sin n tf ,\|. I I*-l!ii.n«I iiU.fiHUNK HOItlYAU. .Mattatrinp Direvlnr j er, that the tipiuttm.l* who were the a III.' law. Il ml v , f the to' . whrrr »h* «prnt nlmut three week. l[1(r)lt (if Jt)|} t,ui ist* i i ♦ riifh! in iigain, and lie I able It nt-'.. hi, ' n.;uiked on the The 1•* *'t 10' applied only t* a i the (tue.t of MB* Mary Mari*, ,-y.k «ln l> I md. Jtidre |*. .... • ib titbit to h**Uil it- tnwaiil the J’'blanketed In'* the civil *erviee by *l"a>u” t e llr*, vet the Byrd, formerly o f thU eily. ; performed lb., roremonv in ti. »*lg» of tbo Mull. lolVvifiK thill executive order under Hepulilieitil ground that it attempted t,. ■ ! le pax in;* I"it tule* a ie not to I*' .elected for ............ - p i.yem e of* Mr. ttr.d Mt *. K ill i i| in])*!',t fop t1. ihllrit nbi-ji it* I irempbiyni ut.‘ He ha* no ohjee* Mina Klliabelh ilynn of lal^t. , (l ., r, Mt. , Katherine Water whf *1 rfar tin! lU ?»h*»-I l.'tf. .'nf | tiutt*. ” it the oilier-hand, to there ka, ha I arrive ! to apend a abort nn | m j .. ^)n |.u,,jon. Iho hiulmuy. j worker* taking examination* and time here with her uncle nr.l| The bride wore for the errn*i..ri Hi- | tan iliit not «n»l seeking re-employment on ■ itnl aunt, Mr. and Mr*. A. II. Mellon* a pini. f|,ij tvp.. dre, < faahiope.l fully* for si- ••mi a * th** Huh '• *ervie * li*t* on the *nme lui'i* n* ey, bja*t Tenth Street. along tailored line*. Her Imt, front will111 atnirl* I bo gnia* an*l ( ih*i*o rln it throimli the merit — -- fihiM**, nnd other a eve* *eH . wer. tint, SI *-r ilT M» Clolhin I rubl ho! >y ^tom, Carol,ne Lee, daughter o f Mr. in pink. She wu* le.rn nt Stm I-•• 1. It it "di* ill” , nnd He then knew j A minplete «urtejr of the and Mm. A . W. I.re, Jr., L* In*-j Bit ha* .pent the creater part of that uriieth rig ft rrou* wa* »i out pr.*tmn*t.r*hip illtiaimn hn 1- en pmvinif at her lie ip-. ;;||1 ■l-aum >wr ‘‘ r" UJ*—— _j,t ll S*h u - K A JuJAbaJl.JI.g.l.;— ai Y. m Tirade— Tlf Jit-e p lr t— tVAtntrrr IIIk I , iiveitr. Av^nup, from an opvmlifiU \Vnl*'h f ifmii'uiUHl fn.ni hiHnln*»| fir-t n--i*lanl |io*tuta Ur getter ; , Ml ami Mr*. H. W. llrrnd«ti| Mr. OP'I Mr.. F rin k I.. Millar arc uling today i t Daytuna Brarh. w DANCE \l t *5 I H A V A N A -H -O -T X L -P -L A -Z -A - !JSIifcd£L.lIiUujJcJ— Hudson IJester Weds Miss Minnie Waters As HisrCar Turns Over Near Here LOW SUM.Mlllt ItATFS friends. MAONIFK’FNT NFAV ItOOF C.ARDKN « Itiaein • InuMelfi lo made t.ioly S-ht***l in l‘.» .*?, I'ttid nnd Mr. Hi d e r ba* lived in till '" r - t ui'tytel, a rd the Mi xt ill, iiifl .ling -ainrle lime ileX'iited t** the .n ic e by; eily for » number of yeat* n n d 'thing lie knew the inr hu.l turned |o.< Im a tte r, of lb ' fir-l, ii'iind | Mini Miltlri'tl Ihnilvriion, of \Vit nltrndi-d Seminole High School over ’ Tie.' u n i lauded mi it' * dr linm^burif, Va.* U tX|-rclr*l to or ami third »■!*• wW*1!' " ■* j For the lul l yenr b- ha* t. en rut- m the ditch. now under ritil service. five the latter pint of the week 1 ployed by T'olehlo d Snnftin!! A tr.o k .iiiver ulm tva* il ir .itl> to fla il Mr. an«l .Mm. John Hfhi- , Hrug 1‘om pary, b t le giimlni behind the >ur jU 'l_ licfme_ U rai«Jt W w t Tenth Strcot. n rx t Monday ho viTTw ort with .kiikle.l, bud lopp d In tru ik in Wnolwnrth'i on Knit l'ir»t Street the nov-nuruc, and harrying t" Mif* Itacliel Klnini n* liu* re­ Mr. and Mr*. Ilr* ter left a fter if,, wrin krd ear which h i bid eve • turned lo her hatne at Minintville, I hi’ ceremony for th-ulu in npnn.l would contain .t b ally injured i.r S. r . after rpending it few week* u *hurt honeymonn. tin their i;i,|y dcud man, In; vtu< utrhere with her aunt, Mr*. W. T .j lurn here t l f fir*^ of tloi w e c k j,, Sheriff Mcl'lellund (Continued Fror.r Page lint) ngley, Mayfair. t h. y will rerid,, tem pirarily with I Imill out of lb« car unhurt. ic nit I lenienl'er.” the briiltgroom’* mother ut Ini Other percent ,iu filling xtalam* The rtrange nffaie wn* teveuled !<ttr*. J, 11. It. Stryker anil iwii;.*. home, till | French Avenue! nearly bail nb.o arrived, nnd n ft.r n train g ra ir.l the front end Julian Stryker, Jr. a n d ' Frank afli r making .m e Hint Sheriff of „ car four mil. . north • f St. S trykrr. nre ■xpeeled to arrive McClelland wn > unhurt (bey prttd, A front fender nnd In nilFriday from Doylrnlnwn, I V t" Six Ferson.s Rescued liel|u ,1 turn tbe e a r l ack on it* light were smashed and the inn* rprnd a »h rt lime Itere with From Rurninic Yacht whee l*. S It e r I ir Mrt lellatid ,-t,irt,* wa* tiurbd into n dit.irMm. Mary K. Iliggin*. O f Her got . in, Mcppcd on th e Tbe train crew found Hr. bnc Apartment*. FISIIEIIS ISI.ANH. New York. atniti r, drove to n near! y fillim; berg -I milt'd over in ti**' fior*1 July I t fifl Fort Wright nr my Matl >M nli I i;ol two cptnrl of wit. A ru*ty pistol fr nt which Mm. 0 . W. Bailey. Mr*. S. M. offirer* reported to*lay the c o - ull, nnd then drove to Sn'if. td to two but tmd Imt*n fired la, at K aiterby, nod Mir* Adelaide lllgru e nf Colonel Uoliert Huggen- put Hie enr in a to p .repair shop. It1* feet There »n* u hull'd hole gin* left yertrnlny for (lenrgebrim, two other ni’ n, nnd three Tli.- fender* were .lightly l<iit, ;n „ v.ilfdnW. town, S. C. where Mr*. Hailey nnd women who were fore—I n> leap lb>‘ top wtt* crushed, and the lioi . Mi** Higgiii* will ipend uU.ul into Jibuti |-land -jjgjid when tin* twu month*. Mr*. Kanlerby will wa- pr rig. fi ggenhulni yneh wa* - w p t by gn from there lo rharlenloit ro'iim . lit Sheriff MrCIrlbip.P flume*. where *he will vi*it relative t for tmlny c.n* that “ I giie** I’m Til- f i t Well' I . pt IIflout by life the name length uf lime. liyby." lie vaid the rpieer thing preserver* to >d from on army about the entire eeperieneo wu* plane nnd tnken ideiiiiil lie n^o.y Mm. W, J. Morriron had n* her that i| bap|.eiuil m i *[nvvty that n iirrn ft ju t a* the 'yaeril W C 'eata yester l-y at her home on -.1 altered by nn eudo ioh. Thee he bud time to think uhout t .lint (Conlinreil From Pag.* tine I Palmetto Avenue, Mr*. Ida I’ondwere Colon I K ■.•enheini, Mr*. rt- li re *! move -lomlil be. lie h t ling (iro|>erty mi the trillion el e r ,^ n d Mr. am! Mr*. I). Pond­ Ilntert (iuggenliedin. Unix r t ; mitlril Ilia! t.kidding on a tu t p ro je rty owner* under '-lu in 'Js er and Beatrice and Kilgene Pond- (iltggenhelm, Jr.. Ml ll/i- n AI ! hlghw.i, while trin .lir.g nt about of the eity eharter validity nf rr. nf Indianapolis, Mr. an Mr.i- If it, land Mr. and Mr-. Iletr;' *d! mile nli InUr i* more Ilian u E. Hummer, Mr. and Mr*. E. Th'm a*. Hole rt t"i<it*d ' erluu■ Ibriil nltbo git he did l.ot Iweoroe reft if m a t i will .he a tfie t.'' Th* a rt wn* attacked on tie Kummrr, Jr., Mr*. II. f). Kum- burn* but lh - otlr-r flee *iiffeii d : nervnu* <turing o r nflcr tin* melmer end daughler*, ami Mi** only front expo-ui. di nt. i on itl r*iul I I#** avt'U fM.m ..i<’ hrl B aird,.uf I'alutka. the umlrrwvnl thin morning. Gang Seeks To Force Doctor To , Operate On Man Certificates In Paving Joh Are Decreed Invalid « ENTIAIJF.MKVr A NMt l M KIl Among thofe from here plan­ ning t„ atten I a punk* ut l»ayt o r n . Bmch tomorrow fur the mcmbXs r.f the Young People'* Service I* «g e of Holy t ’r ■*» Episcopal (’hurrh are; the Her. Martin J. Iltarn, Mr*. Amelia It. Noble, Mary Loui'.e ami V ir­ ginia Meriwether, Kalin nr,e nnd Jack MuiTison, llaret and Alice Harvey, Mi** M *ft;airt Edward*, C ht.lr* Belt.*, Cleorge Mrltory, J r , U. I , I’d bin*, Jr., and Albert i Connelly. • j Recent llride Honored With Orlando Party Mr*. George Algernon Speer, J r , wlm before her rce nt mnel urge wt't Miss Bose IJi Verne Hurt, vros hunor gur*t at a lunch­ eon given yesterday nftrrnoon hy Mi.** I,u ills Get tier, of Orlando, i,t th,. Orlamio Country Clutd Mix* Critter wa* assistrd in cn^ a ttain in g by her nioth.r, Mrs. ■ I lit w il C. Get tier. ' V Aa honor gu-*t Mr*. Speer wn* COLEMAN’S OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. -Everything F r The o ffic e - TYI'EWRITEIW And Aitdtnir Marhlnr* REPAIRED Phone 1*1 III Uscnullul N EW YO BK. July U. Pi The engngein nt of M i" la m a ElUaheth Curie- to t,e..rge lleibert (Pete) llo twi i. lull'd bin '. man, wa* announced Monday by t* id wilier Janiuj:*’. Day Iona Firemen It ii«»k tliviii ju t 110 j i 'iti* Demonstrate How To Save Propertyy 2 “ IEtS T ^ V J vug rb.tb. Tb** demon !iu'i"ii DAYTONA IIEACH, J ly I 4 wu up< rv d by Ir, tV. Ilro.i.an. td*) Using it* a laboratory an inr-, fin- chief of AH'any, fin it j L » rrmitvc tl^' m u from nmtrr l hot tipi!, |ilum* ull liu* furni*nr»* nn lh* U d, hack Hie df»* m r iifTnin I • Ihe* trci|iicnt o f on rlt i n clock uf mo.1.rni.tie ib-’ t.'n. T b" e In­ vited to Im- with Mr S|M*r weie: Mr*. Hurton Smith. 'Ir-. Sbelby tin kin, .Mm , Hyeui King, Ji . Water I*. Handall, J r . M> , al( Murr!, |)4tlll) j , , *|i I liarlr* Meyer, Mr Mr*.. William NirhoDtn, and tb,. Mli»v* firare Frankli-t, Jean Tedged, Ami Trdgrr, Elinor E .te- and guest, I ynthia Wiekshirv, nf Cortland, N. Y , Hanrinh I bon, Hlarubo flerirgrrie Fi»hla k nml gued, .Mary McNeil, of Tampa, .Margar­ et Slemmon*, Evelyn ll.ckm aslrr, Alary louder, and Virginia Cronsha#. MaMDA'KinCl^ provireii lie truim lilted up in tb j j . |j . I.urrabee. „ f V,> t Piilm) m rue pul e.i-lno, It ad luarlct* ut Ii, coo In'ie.l deni" i.iiu tjo ii" Hie Hori'bt Fiterucn'* a rkiatinn. f,„ ||„. f M, m „ |n to r n m ill two fire (igld-r* denmndrated c .■>I "luipioint ho.k ho'.v tli.* eutiin e.nlejltt of the up. Tbu tunnntJoii today it II h dd its loncludinjf ..cn.li»n in which tb"ie will le Imth. r tl moiixlra tbe parent' of tb bride-elect, M lion of salvnging grant* from an.l J|r<, Jam Freed nut rt Cutl i i slot.-*, ill lad V>r wurk and in in of llodyn, I,. I. •I" <lion uf building i. -— A Tankful —---- of——------- CROWN STANDARD GASOLINE tells more than a thousand claims and promises Pcilurinanco iu the ONLY thing that counts with your motor. Thousands of satisfied customers who nru N O W using the new orongo colored Crown Standard G a so lin e (co u la iiiritg ffcd m l anti'U nock Inu/icrlics nt no tif/dittmufl cost) have found that it gives more ]>owji and i iiiootlier performance. Fill up wi:h this new motor fuel today at a:ty Standard Oil dealer’s or at our senicu stations, an ’ then you he the jtul^e! C sso su b e* lliir m o d e r n Iiv itn ijiru il lim tr.r oil, Irun pinveil to nnlli jtrt l i n t it in tire m o st (Jrfierui|itilg uiul r i 'u n u i n i i i i l liil'ii ulioii they tu it Huy >*ut vo.ff m o to r u n d er thu pioiv*.iiou of R ar'.'lu b e today. ||^ pruiiuuiiriil S <)d "be. • J ' 1 1)1 S I Nf* J ; DANCING CHINESE II I TALI AN '“ ■ "'/i'AHttUAHMEmj ^ O ofM erltiufJ* Vd * r> -> 4 6 K C E H T fiA k /n OR LAN DO INCORPORATED IN KENTUCKY 3•i �I ■V ----- ---------------------------------------------- THE SANFORDHERALD, SANFORD, FLOWDAV P ark Your 9aby A t Fair NOW MPflOTAW fw ESTRY CAMPS * i **» • w-i— : V • ! Chase National Offi­ cial Gives Views On Deposit Guarantee Army Ends G reatest Peace-Time E ffort Requiring 2 Months ATLANTA. July im portant d tle a in New York •hould b« tmpowvred and encouraged to loach oat into aciaJWr placet, under th* aupertivloa of the *tate bank i n f authoritl** »nd the office o f th e Comptroller of the Currency, and to taka under the protection of their adequate capital an im portant nombei of solvent but w eaker banke in •m ailer placte. Thle •houlit be dona uhder term s and condition* approved by the com pt'oller nr •tate banking droartntee*, with due consideration for ioral inter- S U C H IS L o t BOLTON LANDING, N. T July 12.—TP)—The Glass blit, with Its deposit guarantee proriilons, points to the desirability and even the necessity of a very wideaptead extension of branch banking in this c:untiV , Dr. Benjamin M. Anderson, Jr., economist of tha Chase National Bank, said In a speech before the New York State II.— P a rin g the past two months 250,000 msn h are been physically ex­ amined, enrolled, equipped wl:*i clothing, prodded with food an J aVtlter, organised into companies of oppruslm a'ely 2W men each and shipped to 1330 forestry ctm pe extending from the Atlentle to the Peclfle and from the Canadian border to the Guir of Mealeo. ranvas cots, 475,000 bath towels, (19.1,000 fate loweJs MX) motor ambulance*, .100 pas ngf,r cars, 3,000 motor trucks and large quantities of other items.” While furnishing these men with individual equipment they must also ho fed. Note some of the figures given uajL by the arm y as to the food requirements Few people reallso the propor­ tions of this ta tk •vlilck wss a s­ signed to the arm y and which hea recently been -oinpletdl. Men w ere to be anrolled fa ste r then tho average enlistments of l>oth the ■imy and navy d irin g the World War* General Doug.j i M ecArthur, the arm y ehlef of sta ff, stated rm ih. nvii!«n Corps: g reatest peace-time demand over made upon the arm y end corntltBted a task of character and pro­ portions equivalent to the em er­ gencies of war. The following comparisons be­ tween the enrollment, equipping and organisation of thu C hilian Conservation *Cotys men and the enlistment of n;e*» during the early stages of ll * World W sr, extracted from the report of the W er Department, i* ro livid and tha contrails In lh« two efforts so striking as to m ate I t , most In- Burking the hahy Is one of thn progressive features of A Century nf P rogress—Tho Chicago World’s f a ir . Mothers may check their children at the Junior Pair on Knchanlrd I-laryl in cure of trained altrn d an l^w h ilo they view "On Apr. 7, HUB. ■ tlic Hailed States declar'd war on fljrm env and Initiated the mobilization of the country's manpower. On .Mon­ day, Apr. 3, 1333, practically Iho Mm* dat’ .-Mr. Mow*, ncrr tary Lo the Prtslde.it *peaking ••• ’it*’ Whit* House to Ihe W ar. Deparlraent’a g tn tra l rta ff n p re se n ta '~ t l r * ; xatd *The President w«nW Ui a ta ri th* enrollment of 23,01X1 men on Thursday (A pr. 0.) Can th* army do lit* Th* answ er was, •Yes, tlr, the army can.* Orders were Issued on that basis. The •new deal’ was on. During the first these months of the World W ar, th* W ar Departm ent mo­ bilised by July |, 1917, JI7.U0O msn In the regular arm y, bn,900 men In the national guatd and 1 NSTB U C T U B OF STRING AND BRASS INSTRUMENTS |’hone MJ-W Studio HIS Myrtle Art. li.uun men in Ihu ualiunul uruij.) o r a total of |Kl,liwi m tn, By that dot* I r a than Ifi.iMMI men (rn».tly regular arm y tinilw> Imd cmborin',| for France. Mow then i l l ing a like period of H O , wUImiiS a long warning such os given bv the European w ar rtu k i the leg. ular arm y ulnim pren-.n some 275,UtM) men, organix. them into 1,8.10—companies;-i-sluMr-i* thnr) mony forc-j ramp* on i run. of] .1,000 miles from the Allnnt.c to the Parifl , distributed la depth from Canada to Mexico, occupying rvery state in the ntiled* except- m SBiiI L.--- ——*-*». of shoes, ! • J They'll Cut lik e New !! fturgleal tools; all hinds ot i ' j 1 tors sn,l hnlrea; pruning -an­ iif all klnJs, ew. K lp»ll6 , g """‘LAWN MOWBHSVM ll.palrr* sag !»«»*«*'* Jlnvo •t,.b branches-in- aup.pacL flL.tftS .... stow, in cities of a certain maxinmm population, the ma datum L>*ng set tow enough to prevent a rompstttlon of New York City "Each tlsy th* arm y expands nearly $83,000 to feed the hungry finest workers. The foresters ace given the same fowl auppli'd U|« th at part of Iho lu-gu exposition regular arm y soldiers. Much of intended for tho sealant, line of this is purchasud locally in lb) the check girls is holding Un­ vicinity of the work camps. Each dolph Koitik, while Helen Erl- day these civilians consume the tnaniL. is seen placing a tax on beef procured from jbqut 330 Phyllis churn held by her mother, steers. Each day they cal nearly 227,QUO one-pound ioavea of Mr-, la-ttie C lans. bread.” An,| then cam* tha qusation of the aim y quarterm u-U r general** finding sh rltrr a t conditioning report painta an excelh'n* pic. camps at all arm y posts in Ut* lure of ju st what work was nr.es- country. N aturally with the array vary in equipping th is* Civilian crowded in all tha available quar­ ters no more men could b* accom­ I'nii", rvalitm Corps men. "A lterations were made a t the modated in barrack*. Tent*, there­ foelnry of nearly 200,i)(K) son! fore, had to be provided and tt coats, J'JI.IMH) overcoats, 200,0011 was necessary to procure and diatrnusors ami .1; 3,000 pairs of trihule to all arm y posts, suffi­ drawers. At the depot about 100,- cient tentage to shelter these men WX) Larntrlr Icigs wore madr.-nml a s - well -a* - fribHC voL and tw o a t the manufurlure o f tents is pro- th rre hlanketa for each man. reeding at the rate of 7.7 per day. Naturally whrn U rge groups of “The Q uarterm aster Corps also men are brought together the awarded contracts for the pur- greatest care must be exercised In chase of 2,700,000 yards of deriim, protesting the health of all ami 7X7,110(1 summer draw ers, 1X7,01)0 picventing rpldsm irs from spread denim lints, Ing. To meet this great load "X.IXXI overalls, 700,000 denirt placed on Ihe arm y medical dc1m iners, 723,001) word trou'erq partinent, medical reserve doctors 1,170,mm summer undershirts, of excellent rating! wera called to 7(10,000 pairs *s roinmanlty has no D»nk at ell« a branch of a bank In a Kr*»l c,t* ■night w tll be placet G ieit. •'Instead, therefore, of a statute In New York providing for un­ qualified stale-w ide brnnch Lanklog. I should think th at Do l« l» latlun m ight taLe tbo following form: We ahould pcnr.H bonks of certain minimum capital to Wteo- i her* recently, of the opinion. desirability o f rinsndsl Indeeat a country ■tea was w ry and with prestige Impaired, “ I think there is widespread agreem ent that slate legislation during the coming months, in many states, sh-uld concern itself with Just this problem, particular­ ly In view of tho uncertainty as hanite th a t th* l° how many ,f tild e Institutions will he aid,. to qualify a f te r Jan. 1, n xt. for admission to the de­ posit gunrantre syitem provided for in the Glass bill, and as to what Ibeir status in the future will he if they a rG not so admit­ ted." Kidalivir to the handling of New York slate’s branch hanking prob­ lem as affected by live Glass uni, Ur. Anderson offered -Urn fallow­ ing suggcsllona: "I think It very desirable that the great hanks of New York City and the great banks In other AIm is|f worh dona by a real mrchanle .c ■ your J; W: SHADOIN still substantial, U ko over, as banks within th within two adjo very small bai BEST FOOD In Town 3.2 BEER STEVE’S PO ST -O FFIC E LUNCH Treat To Eat Opposite Post Office 270,1)00 active service. ROMANS ERB ore three (acta you ought to know, il you want moat for your, money in tirea. H GOODYEARS GIVE MORE SAFETY. T hey have aafety from blowouta in every ply because every ply ia built with Super* twiat, and every ply runs from bead to ■head. T tify have m ore safety fWm skidding— because accu­ rate testa on wet concrete j show Goodyears atop a car j "I A \ H A T K M IT O I t,” in c lin in g **I-e| th e liu y e r h e w n re .” T h is w ann’t u se d n s n DU n f Im lnt to enxe t h i n n r l r n l r u n s t i t n r r ; n o r, y e t, w an It lila rn rijc tl in Iht* liix tlh u a n d s I u IIh o f th e m a r In*I-place. It was a piece «f every-day knowledge, horn of denr-bought experience. quicker then any other lire,' 10J6 to 77% quicker! A ahopkeeper knew Hide nboul the xourre of his merchandise. This lunlc he bought from a (ruder, who said it came from Byzantium. So he wild It ns Ihe luxtest llyxanlian Hlyle. The trader told him (he dye was pure Tyrian— It wouldn’t fade. So he Hold it ax Tyrian dyed. But the . ALL-WEATHER buyer knew the responsibility was Ii Ih own. If he guetuied wrongly, or his judgment wnx pour, It was his hard lurk. Today, fortunately, there are safer gulden than the blanket-warning lo "let your eyes be your market." Thet-e guides a rj the newspaper advertisements. In this newspaper, they are a dally catalog of Ihe best values In town—signed by respon­ sible firms, if the goods are not nil that la claimed for Ihom, their spon­ sors would need lo “beware.” For no business ran thrive on n one-time * xnle, or on dissatisfied customers, A signed advertisement Is, In n way, like n promissory sole. Tka advertiser has made a statement, and affixed hla signature as a sign of good faith. « * vw Don’t be a ’D oeEyed” Driver! You endanger yourself and others with only one headlight burning. Let us put in u now bulb M ay. t V V and op JnatfUed Free So, read the advertisements before you start on a buylng-lrip. Mafce In money, In shoe-leather. pack. P A TH FIN D E R (MO-21 1-23*1 B 430-21 8 3 0 .lt 430-20 830-20 438*16 MO-16 430-21 839*11 83046 430-16 471-16 '*830-16 6.40 *9.16 6 .00 *6.66 * 7.10 10.46 6.40 6.76 7.60 11.86 6.60 7.36 8-16 14.60 6.06 8.60 G O O D Y E A R S GIVBl MORB M ILEAGE—9 7 * i more than they gave five) years ago, according tol bus fleet records, and you get th e samp improve* i menta ip tha G oodyear, Tirea for your car. GOODYEARS GOST NO MORE—the PRICE of all tire s isa h o u filjk e .A q d w ith all p ric e s b e a d ed u p , U’» iris6 to * A F G a * & * W M W . �' T f » 4* ' T * v t' i PAGE FIY» THR SANTORO HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA, THURSDAY. JULY IX IMS -^ -r- SeHWiARSHIPS TO r, STATE COLLEGES TO BE CURTAILED right to art. farilltaia tk e Importation of Ar­ permit shipm enti of meal to th* Soma to former teacher* now gentina apple* at certain period* United S tairs. W i rtccivjnjr monthly |MM of th*,yeag with American prodThe President h a * * iggriW'd from the atate but the b w id ucts to b* taken by the South: that “mate.'* a South Ameri ao agreed the depleted coadiUon of beverage popular a . a substitu'* lb* treaaury make, R iKcaaMry American nation in exchange. h> discontinue three pen*Iona, at Under this **ogg*»i Ion, th* ta r­ for Ira and relfr, might find Unite,] Stair*. */ ______ leaat temporarily if thia can' b* iff on npples from tho Argentine market in th Hides, casein and flaxseed aro done legally. v w lii ba lowered during the other product* s k u ll the Smith Secretary of the S tata L A. month* of June. July, and Aug­ Americans are anxious to .ell f*r»y. chairman of a apodal t ust, when lha previous fall's do­ here. B raill i* m le rr.trd in krrp mitUg named to look into the mestic output in becoming unde­ ing ref fee on the frre list. m atter of county finance* u l d re­ sirable for anting. It la then lato porta from reunite* indicate they fall and winter in the Argentine ^ ^ T A L L A H A S S E E , J tf y 11^— a r t eipaeting th* .ta le to furnish W V -T h* Stale Hoard of Educa them with at leaat *4,M7,Mo to tloo yesterday voted poy teacher* and coat of tranipor »d«ted under which the Argentine tlna* giving free ichnlarshlpt tating pupil, during tho currant apples, imported but .till un*oid. would bo withdrawn from the do­ from emintl*. to the University flacal year. . of Florida at Gainesville and the On a recommendation of mestic market when the home tConlinued Item ruge It riorM a S tate College for Women Oray'a committee, the board trot- grown crop begin* to appear. In exchange for the America* nmtiter t they were in a hurry ho, here,' due to the lack of fund, in ed to direct Bradford. Columbia, the tta te treasury. hake. Orange aod Saminolo renn- roneeirlnn in reducing Ihe tariff.! rRU. P by July -’•> bid. w ire l» t*o Scholarship, already awarded ty achool board, to lacy the t# tho Argentine republic would do*| „penrd ,.n the fir.t of the navy's .hipi. llding |.rttfrom the countie* and now being mill maximum achool la a ta to en- creoie it* duties on stipulated w .-,M yh*.ooo financed by the state will be con­ abl* them to finance a minimum product* of lb* Unite,] S tate, cn gram, half of which is to ire I" tin u ed but no new aw ard, will tie cf eight month* free achool, oa abling th* domestic produce* to pr vale firms. red in th* South American reun ade. The board .aid the >tato required by Ihe new achool law. The ship men want the re- vtry. receiving Ihe credit* built up footing a bill for about |4f),<KHl Three rountira report*^ they rry mlminut n ll n and P r o .lent by th* apple import*. year to meet three free scholar- planned to leey loe. than tba 10 fin 1 that th,- till h up A . with all the 'tra d e discus- Hoo.evelt •hlpa. mill maximum but tho atate stems, th* negotiations with A r­ wail* week, p re rn ib til by the act The board al.o agreed to die- board decided they would not hare gentina still are in a preliminary (or na«nl roiKlliMtlnn when* fell. ■,cni)l)nua pay in s 410 a aiunlh pc ti­ (w nffln fJU kb operate achoade *tid**pTirtdl|ye‘ sfUge;* • f w M t " hhr- jinmnMff ’wifirretwr ll tin. to disabled school teacher, for a full term, unleaa the moaprnfKi.e thiyt thi- lit h -ur wt-,-1 Argentina is Interested, loo. In who h a j aerred the required num­ tmum 'ta x was levied. The board obtaining concessions that wmd I be substituted. They offered miniber of y e a r. In public clae.ronm. agreed lo allow Dado. Gadsden but rescinded the action, to al­ and Hamilton coentie* to levy Irae low A ttorney General Cary l> than the 10 mill maximum a* it there rountira will Landla to determine the hoard'. c iMldered not need the maximum. Report, from &H other eountle* .bowed they are levying the full 10 mill, a* allowed by Ihe ron.tituliun. ThP new school law, reacted by the 19.73 Legislature, give, the board the power to direct roontlea to levy up to the maximum of 10 mill.. If In the hoard', opinion the reun­ ites are not levying aufflrlrnt school ta x r. tn finance an eight m onth.' lernv Communication* to the board from the University of Florida and Florida S tale College for Women indicate,] these Institu­ tion* are worried about the inter­ pretation-nf~ th e new ia w -p riddtw Iting employment of school teach 1 0 e tin g 1 t i n e . era or other public worker* who § e Ih te 3 t h e m have not hern legal re.identa of 7c line 6 Ilmen Florida at least two year*. h lin e 1 m o n th . The slat* board was informed H m h n a m c h a r g e 30»v two professor, at tIV W omen', college have been on the faculty more than ten years, y tt neither h a . established a legal residence in this state. This and other sim­ SA VE YOUR WATCH repaired ilar quttioit* regarding the two. ay ana who really knowa how year residential law were re­ l r lC li . Jew eler. Mag. Are. ferred to the Attorney Genet al. If R U E apiritual reading.. Mr*. for an advisory ruling, before tho , W-RRJIy Hnsertl. Appointment-, board passed on them. Benefit Progressive Spirituali.t Church. 67 K. I'nnrord. Phone 4621, Orlando, Florida. B oard Also Agrees To Stop Pensions For ^ Disabled Teachers . m u»wk £» J7IXTN D USTRY IS ISPEEDING TO SUBMIT CODES mum wage. of .76 rents an hour operation the rettnn textile r o ir .jw o u tl not hold that violation, of In the South, lo rio t* an hour iirutiiulgalrii to tnke effect July! the agreement had taken place. "* !h«* North six I Wewt. The 17. The I'irsidrnt attacked many! Y ,t* «***»ally, the rvc .very admlnnar-f l*r"Kr-*'» ■ * a W h o .r rale, ’cwnHHbm, in approving it; he • " the they -aid. w i l d ' cause Hit) p eel HMumption fhj*t July IT would full up. evni i -employment in their bad-- prescribed that wh tr collar w..,k- f(ni, th r ,PRI(|r r ,*lp ly depit-s.r.l industry--making era sh-ui.l be included in ihe rta tim . job. for • lii; majority o f those j wage and hour prescriptions; that now e ul. * no "stretch out* system t , im­ John.,.n had not received the posed to make mill workcis do stcrl industry's c>*ir, who*e pres-' more labor under the n. w scales; ’fa ta l on yesterday had been iniliealtd curlier, but ther* was no and that the ratio between mini­ n eapiaualion of the delay nor any mum wage earners And Ihe high « i thatt*r in the announced expecta­ er g.L t , i.e maintained by raises tion l hat it would be in q whly. f>r the higher. Reports spi-.ad in the induxWINTER HAVEN. Julyf 1.7 The administrator waa making an intersc study of the feasibil­ try that Johnson would not le- i.1> Manager A. M. Trait ity o| pi claiming levels of wax is ■ I ire Ihe-s- presidential prvscrlp- etl'at a me t-ng of the Fl«rid.i • i-l tv -itu>.; H-iiir* |u be adoptrJ lions lo tie* clfrcted at III, same P itre . Growers' 1'ie.ting 1t«yi*e by th,. law apparently offered no time as ihe terms h i Im i i Iu I to A ■lociivtlioy here yesterday that) via, ,» whob Molt a general n the to i. proper. Ih * was de- th<' inert ire of sidci economy la.i tiled. In prospect is n r .rifeicncr, season result d in a deficit o f on. usage eon Id te man hlory. ptubahly this work. t„ d vise ly ft,non instead of the anliri H he find, a why to du II, the p alnl one of I l’O.iXIII. ^ auth i tat-ve tmlieations werej im-tt]v>d* oj pulling the whole A rtivtlie. of the association re lhar- the I’resid nl would lely thing in nidrr for a start next porlcil by Trail inel ib-d. siipp >it Monday. fully on his jo Igiiienl and a p -' of lb,- Grower* and }!hi|.|>-r prove his desitrs. Thr possibility existed, never­ I. agin- of Flotilla' a -ha-e in r ' net evrrylh ne urinir a :!.■> |o-r ecnl rrilnrtlnii In ft*, leinty tti*|o-r of ihe r>‘m theless, lhit luetec department .aid he expect-i e lit i bp workeil out wtllun the frnifht rnh‘1 un rUrn* in»tY«'iTirni*l ed it reroimil* ndalion. tii he ioa.lt1 ■hoit nut h twj |lt hintv* ilni in^ IW Oy*Jeb svsm,-orv*th fe^rfWrT .****“'1 *14*'^ TfT A new <| r<tlnn m..*,. f"e Hie rra « n»l *»» ' f y11m» fi»r iluliv* »lr-' ih** St. Sun i^rnttri^cii »wi! •ffittlh r t i n t -tH*i*n; jiro*, a kiiinistiat* rs m setting into! vclapfil. i| wn4 hrllff^ii htrr h^, motion of a a lver* .tn * campaign for Florida citru s; suc­ cessful prosecution of a ti n t l igt* In break up, fruit stc*1 tig- m il sponsoring the yrnitda. dilation MU and the slat** d in e «'-• 'tun­ ing measure, M n el w nkh laded to tiv enuetid. Clearing House Deficit Pared By mOHtlS U l ECOnOlliy Full P.ck No 5Uck Fillinq S A M I PRICE AS 4 2 YEARS A G O 2Satmc*i fer 25t BILLY'S UNCLE R ES U LTS HATES ') MOVE PLANNED FOR REDUCTION OF TRADE BARS *—Lout and Found L0.ST: Near Sanford Drug, man's leather bill fold. Cnnlaiiwd over 170 In bill* and A. C. I., annual (Continued From I’agt- On*> pas*. eRwar l If returned to Mar- of American prodori.. Through Yin Stone, Lake Mori rue. thia process. It U hopad aildltioeal aniploymant would he provlda-l *— A u ln m o L ilrn both hereroml nhroad. with a ronFOR SALE; 6 II. P. 220. .7 phase se«t«( nt general h »ine.» Improv • •lectrlc motor fZ6 00 , | Star mPnt. •agin*, rebuilt, A-l rendition Several quest ions of importance 9U.40, Reel A Sons, Austin Dval- as Illustrating the Tr*«id*nP. hi method. have arisen itKuxaiona th e prailm'rwry W ILL TRADE 4 passenger Buict with EpIL <4 Amha*sador coup*. In flrat class condition, rtoo.evell reArgentina. fnr equity in la t . mo,tel Ford.) „f whRt , w g*rd« aa i C h *v,o l.t or T|,mouth I or 4 door M i L r g i a t Va be a compll’ • • ‘Inn. Reply P. O. Box 443. San- ^ - ^ompllntowct. « p r o p e r ford, FI4. --------------1 " 7— ailuatton Wanted DOING homework or laun dry. W agas no object. Mari* rtyllam*, 710 E. 4th St. v e y LEAftM SUCH, lA M e y * G R T *AtMVAUO‘GOMh)K AkJD'MAFTA*, "VaV-a;* I F T U A rr'4 w h a t AiSOClKTuOG v u rF mTZS%m ™™*SU rtre^.^h.r.nv al>en purclmser nt vorTw a o « T issfafcs'"'-'-" ■ . . __- -^e— • .ertlfleeie In the **■ ,* and fip io e a vr OOtMC TO DO POO. T’O O -'lbO ’LL *■»£ HAVE T O 9 T O P G O tU G SAJlTW T .a re rlltlcato !* . I**l. ,,re -lav at Jalv. A l». I*t*- J1*" ‘ "•J FRYERS, New H am pshirt Reds, <|M eeelllle.l* M nvthiog atw . N k* healthy kse «Mle .npU**ll-» (or ta* lo lose* In aecwOaoee —,re_ •* Wld* B e per lb, Also can b« Isia rsrlltlcwl. eiaWritcev ’J* '.’ . bought a t Rtodi*-W llltaai. mark* I'urtns d w ir lM jtrnirailV *1*****^! lo iWmlnnU C*»W*F. *" • U li t. Street Pigglr-W iggly. J ""ti.ro 1 re Jk at-eu t ‘“ " “ V '., tt*DnvftU,'TMwne 230 ,1. The sahl los-t *•-•»■ " ' " V ' ** Ik. 1st* of Ihe isawaiwe J * *“p“ V■■ ai^f ■ ;i j t - 1 \ WHERE th) THE WCtatD DIO LEG A L N O T IC E .belb B a n » I • 4 -F w liry He Mingles With the Select TUBBY /T m vco MOT GOiMG T o HAVE P L A V iM G W ITH *TH 06E l o u f i m t s A to ^ u o A j& ec r t 'S ABOUT T IM E Voo STARTED T O M IN 6 L U WITH 6 o V 4 W H O A C T AMD TALK LIKE LITTLE ^ GEOTLEM EM i PHOM 6D m o v .'S m i t h l FC lM M O M EN T^ ac o W IT H oveu •>H'UA.i «mI to »* inI»•»!« Count?. l it t i e gcm xem au 7 H E '^ THE K IN D OP A HOV l vuAUT y o u T o TAKE UP U JtTH J ^ GCSW ME0S’ \ DO I HAFTA P tA y wit TH ' ____________ "-iV -d i W\ itM, libwll: t^ ts I ye I* lilnvh » ilarv .o la Th e U M l . n . Heine eeeeseed ht Ihe dale et Ihe Iu im w . ul eu'h reriirlr.il- le the eeevs of Ue know it. Tl.nl Kll.st.elh V Ihnll. perllh*. er et ih -lllh ef T » * Oertt#Ww*< No «»». ».1*0 Ih* til, ilav of Julv. IB — A p a r tn w t U A tV 1*11. he* liter, **« certWteeh In m l ..Hire, and hn. Iwnde npyllrh ONE LARGE aad im all apart- linn lor I*, d 'rd lo lf**e la. *cwilt, law. ------Held eertlflrnle III*----.. . , mon] fo r rent. Rant resapnabl* ,-niii.nrr ( ..ilw w ln a O r n c r llw d hrnerw th*I |»IWwlhg > ^ onoJ 2a i . ' | ; ' proparty afti n a led • ta Iwwlawt. bounty. Plorkla, __ _ tie* » » » fh w of OH Kee­ fQ ROOM unfurnished apartner I.r le.l t. Serllun 1*. Tw p . I* fh.nl h, lie owe I t Vee., sue tv XIX « fr. H le Leh* Monro*. KTIy eh.no Lehe to f t K. ef Ueg H lo beg (te** Hast I t f t ft. » t> eila I U I t f th . 1, end KnifT lie * ft Of 1* i* test* i. XI lo tA-WU f. end le 1 st, SPECIAL—This wash only. Higharo k . t, J *. I*, tt. It, mm «II,. tt ' n l grado.linseed nil. Me a g*l nod |^ea leM I t ta M ‘ IX.U • ef M.rvael* ) . , . loit with pa Ia t ardor. Stanley The ot-d in.I hem* anaeeMvl at Rogers H ardware Co. ■be dale of Ihe Issuance of **ch cerilflosit In tho, name ef tin a * . *• EXTRA FINE VaUncis Orange* know Unleae anhl csrllflcnte shell 140 bosbel. Delivery In Saa- psrnn.nents THAT G u y wt'A^ A V o u TO D A V S o GO a n d call om h im Warvasie W ANTED—Jersey row, fresh In milk. Price must be reasonable foy cash. Inquire Dave’s Dept. Store ac^fsa, front Pnatoffica. Cha*. Tyler, Lab* Oaara- ZAy n v E P E 0 v o u G E T t h e ID E A ^ he h e r u n i t p,ov WOULD BE GLAD To P\_AV R U N T R D ; - Transportation ft>r DM. to r A ugusta, i A tlaeta. ***I4 A R g u , - ,6 a - . within next two hoo riswt %rn •.»(*• Uo^ j * If itW M jU ic t 1 weeks, ahare eapeasea, P. O. Bax IAi 'A m A M vwUlk tow. Itolil r«rlinr*U oifcroFF* U #, T a ke Mary*. id - foil*WiOH 4torrld*4 mi \ a n d ^,TieiL“Tr1'tSlVVt-^rore - vlath . . . --- , and meet (Us the r . h re tro , _M H n S N fi Cl«rk ClAmf? t& M ; 4 tor Blue Bird. «va» *Tn I.* ii • TUBBY -And He Takes it With Kream. —4 n 11 "L (If W e, ’ rM ' *f i ■ -* � 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>, July 13, 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/890062e0f258eb9aa0fa6edfb22d09e3.pdf 83e00aa47830967bfe0b5f28765ab836 PDF Text Text * ®»* im **-• & ■hr* «• <>AWi3[r. -?•.‘ T H * W E A T H ** Shower, tonight. Thamday • n llr fair. A N IN D E I’ E N D B N T D A I L Y N E W S P A P E R * S. I L L CARE Federal Government To Relieve States Of Burden Hereto­ fore Borne Alone WASHINGTON. July 12— (A .P .)—The federal Rovernment la folnir to relieve the •tates of apendlng money on fr p n a la n ia — h u l — U -. ,< ms | l e c i * them to do their ahare of •applying funds for their own unemployed. Harry L. Hopklnh, fedrral smerftncy rollef adaiaiilralor, in oanionelog the transient plan. al. _ m mad* public a lelrgrani to ^ t e o n r a o r Ruby Laffoon. of KenN rlocky, saying fe:toral rrlirf would . *“ ba eat o f Aug. 15. lie urgrd that tho governor tall a special ,ra­ tion to deaf with Ih# problem. Additional allotment* of 91.187,1(3 to W rit Virginia and 1610,751 to Sruth Carolina were announced. Tha traaalent problem. Hopkins (Continued On Pay* Three) Lindberghs Depart On Next Leg OfHop HALIFAX. July 12— 1*1Colonel Limlbergh and his wife hopped jit from hero today for the nrxt itaff* of a projected trip .fcr mappiog an aerial ro te 0*er Labrador an I Green­ land. They left fur “ no particu­ lar destination but hound ntrthwaril.'' They had olea ranee paper* fur New Foun land, however, and it I* believed they will d tp nvern'ght at St. John* before proceeding. WAR TO FINISH AGAINST GANGS IS DECLARED Congressional, State, Federal Forces To Co-Operate In Con­ certed O ffen sive any club#, In Ui# atstr could re­ port that their membership had not daceeaaod during n similar Thoaa attending tha meeting wara Dr. HaHIn and C. L. Beldin, ad Sanford, M guaita, amt Klwanlana Howard Ovarlin, who pre•idad. r . 8. Lamaop. Otto CaWwall, W. A. Patrick, B. D. Ca*w»H. E. & Randall, Bill DuBoae. C. E. Rawaon. W. T. Langlay. C. It. Maaon, 8. P- Doudnay, Jao. D. JinkU*. Rupert Strickland, Howard Long, J. 0. Sbaron. V. A. Spear, 9. R. Wlaon, C- 0. B arc.E. 1. Hoy. Kart Lehmann, 8. J. Nix, T. 1* Dumaa, Ray rox, W. 8- Cole­ man. rtetcbn Bailey, Count* Johnson, PaUg iabaal and Jo*. L Marantetta. * Brownlee Is Speaker Before Rotary Club . •Sanford Rotartana yaeUrday ijflh u u n a d to Rev- E. D. Brownlee tall 5 W l b e a of what has bean done locally * * whh fund* and Informathn which ' wa* scat h*ra by «h* Federal l Govaniroent for tha relief of the Indigent, ‘ ' u Hla talk wa* a ftalure of the fln t meeting over which Paul Btlaa preaLVd a* the Club’* new . pr«»ld«nt. Among tho** attending the - hutbeon bald la the Orange Ro>m o f tha Valdes Hotel yesterday, ware Rev. Brownlee, and Rotarlana P. J. Btlae, W. M. Haynr*. J. A, Wright, J. A . Brown. R. F. Kaotaohatge, UonarJ Mcl-uca*. 0. W. Spewcer. P. C. MacMahon. 8-.G, Otar, H. H. CMeman II. B. Papa. » O. BblahaWar. W. A. Lc(Tlm, X t . Halaes, and A. W. - t• * lease ipending ATTACK MADE U.S. Reserve Board 4 ON NEPOTISM; Vetoes Action F o f LAW OF STATE Resolution C onfab Construction P rojects WASHINGTON^ July 1J—-Oil l » divide *;i'.i»H).l)00 for road* In —Federal tron-liutiion project*,i park*. National (oie*ta *nd In ban aggregating r .ughly UOO.iKMJLtWO.j t. vrvati -m (or road*. re approved by the catinet| .Vino.im-m.p’ that the cabinet ^.net T a m o. t again trday to llicjtouid would to in clung* of the | board 1n>I ntrh o f mum»i|H»l mirk* plug t am yevletday and lln-jion d«-r a Im altci » «ii|<ioYrtl b| It**nviltalrly sulimitt I In Piesi.l I orp«»r»*ti« n mgi-i ] K osr\rll. I toil nirti n c S c h ,,o I T c n d l 1 n* m * cr Seeks To Test Statute’s Validity I I n Supreme Court FLORIDA RELIEF GRO UP IS NAMED BY DAVE SHOLTZ 1st Step Is Taken For State's P a r ticipation InU.S.Program lot|in “ for a ride ir s t M Central Bank Co-Op­ eration Talk Gets Rebuff ByAmorican Action At Barley TTTi RYE AGAIN TAKES LUMBER GROU P S ; upw ar d step in S u b m it code to Chess Club MectsjGRAINQUOTATION HUGH S. JOHNSON For Resumotion m a ii Of Skyrocketing Follows Steel And Coal Indus Tournament IM ay er* Ilf -----On Heels Of Off!-1 i cial Crop Kstlniate ...n,in- dm FUTCH DEFENDS ATTACKS M ADE AGAINST HIS BILL Calls Agitation I’rop-. ngandn Stirred Up By Vested Interests real and •’ or<-| wrre , Alt that it «a* enjoined by thenep P lan s Arc B e i n g Arranged For Visit To Camp Near Jax OfMunicipal Judge t t \ It I. in Roosevelt Considers Blanket Order -•al ef 'I PI I Wilson Referred To Another Measure McMichoiil Acquitted Upon Assault CharRt* More Gunnh Ordered Ffir Raiford Prison Concert Orchestra To Present Program C. Of C. Governors Select Chairman Of Coming Labor Day Ce! e bra tion Orange Trees Are In Bloom At World Fair City Controller Of Milwaukee K JI Self Florida RcceivcH Ha Unemployment Grant ■figS?' .J j * ~Fvpeetcd try Are To Be Beady Soon Police Are AHkcd To Stop Kidnap Efforts The Italian Airplanes Sighted By U-Boat NEW YORK. July 12.-T h e Attionu thto idb*r «|tv«lopmrnlN• rtlon hy leke* that th' m th a btnnu’ fMii n ‘ iiT.nl to, A MacKay radio announce* that LONDON. July 12— (A ^ ____ TAM PA. July 12.— Attack on: . .Ir track" to . public| WASHINGTON, July 12. — ! get the j,.i. |ir .siding public v.'.rk# at V:4A A. M. (Ea*tern Stand inira* i- Nil mil that iu i they *he new law again*! nepotism.' federal erican mlerai rmt*. Idh—Chairman Ccpeland, of the program into or oration acre: ar<l Time) the Italian *i|tiadrun P .)—Hu* American „ ,|'t "ih. *e „ble to! w,'l«,h ni*v hare a far teaching ef | reserve Ixmnl.I. it Is underunder General ItalUi wa* eight. Senate Racket lnve-<tigating Appointment ..( Col. II. M. ■t ,,|, pir the lea-1 money w" *" ' hr " ' ^ T Committee, Indignant over re- j Waite. former tliy manager o ff •!<* glootl in authorllativi prltalive *iitar[ nmrt yi><(rnliv hv Mrs, l*ertr ’ile, rd by the Italinn *ubi(arine MlUe. ' .1-l^l-l^-^.woekh, un hulip ( way cent kidnaping* and gang ahoot-1Itoyt m, a- deputy udnuni-tralor | i v»*i(H*d pnrtlc" ' j ’ i4jby<HiR li*rn"i*xfnv, Ktas* 1 ! L1 fT* r ■■■e.rewir1 m o r r o r 1*w»* I ong. |rt.r> «*f«t. or on a hear fan ■> ■ pe*tw i naii nalUrl f— flrt*t»mw*,n«l«,*l for rr«p p o ln t-j United State* ] ipation by the by tiff t'ttbt* mi ni l,v Ihi tlUtriul IfUAlrr#, mg ilue *n*ilh from Julian**. lab yesterday against nil' under- S-crrlary l > t h - admiiti»trator.|.g n Witt Iu*ah, approxlmalely PRO mile* 1 1 t d t n tlirrr-hftir JFMlntt ilolt'Kalion at the economtc Approval o f idan- for esps-irk n l w rid rt'mrnts with" fed-rsl. state Mr* ll’diinoin wai md confirm‘<1 conference in the tll«*itmMoti h thf rfc«*mmrn«Uti'»n* «'f liy the ounl) *cho*d l*-nnl be- 1 from Reykjavik, Iceland. and congressional force* coordi­ lure of alien 1 JMt.poo.nnil , .lor I in ►tint trtf f».f jirnitfl*1 l«»t»lo of n resolution irttllltiR for -lie I* a »l*lcr-ln law nf J. nating toward a cleanup. fund* In N- \» Y rk, Mu' ich - I mt f MHMKHMRUl * r t r *c»u« S I! ibmion. boaiil momher. who*.rentrnl hank nr-oiterntion. Fr-h from conferenre* with tih o ,.nd Utah . J lug The resolution was Isicked by dnuglitrr I* n Irarlirr In the Tur­ IVrnrtmrnt <t Jnrtire official-. I. romntlllee committer i.'aniu Aprointoient « f e •uh l< antm ed On Page Three) the European gold hloe and had in • I 1 ok chool. . Senator Copeland returned to been under consideration by th* The law. paueil Ihl* year, proNrw York yesterday to ptt*h the lltteconi in111ee on p e r m a n e n t ld.< Ibal no elate or county senatorial‘ inquiry Into r.ichetrormonetary problems. It was slated Imu, ■I di.d| employ more lhan one 1 TALLAHASSEE. July rd -d A t Ing. that Senator Key Pillman told th# per,-on who l» n laliil to a hoard Before Iraving, he declared —C< incident with the forming suh oinniittre thnt 1* o federal memli'i. (Contini’n l tin l*acc Three) yesterday of P r c i tont Roosevelt’-* reserve board felt Ih l resolution Martin a Martin. Plant City at •pedal hoard of »tr«tegy to cor­ wa* "premature.” The devslogtnmey». g"t a writ of iimndanni* relate recovery agrndc*. Florid*’* uieiil Immediately neateil sen**from ih...... .. directing the coun new Agricultural and Indodrial Hon. . ty hoaul to employ her a* a lenrh^hirii|, membera of the eommUtsa Relief Commisalm organltetl here er In n Plant t ity *ch**ol or ahow i «*sc|ted_ this J)|ljlu,le killed fUf» an I to >k flr»t dep* In aiding the raum' I*’fore it July 'I. ther consideration of the I’ ittmao *tat* to participate in the natlon° In h r peiilien Mi- Robln«nn LEESBURG. July 12— He-rnt resolution calling for. among oth­ al program. 1 — hill, er things, evrntual return to tM roi forth that *he bn Inught III criticism of the "Futch Tho five-man comml**l<>n, creat­ !» *plle tho absence from ththe public * hool' of ihi* county pn ,ed nt the la«t session of the gold standard, reiluetlon of gold ( ed by act of 193.1 legislature, city of a number of It* inouduM.. t/Pl fur more than 2H year*, that ah* legislature Is propaganda on tor coverage to 2» twrcrnl «nd optionWASHINGTON. July I " -Hvr. | CHI* AGO, Julv I-’ will be intermediary between pub­ the Sanford . l'hr*» and Owvkrr hold, a life ccitlfhale, that ahe __huiuiUuld«:ra__Wid--Xr2l!':! a| **se-«»f-*U»ee—f° r unc.-fula. tnlg ■J Tie lundu-r nuliKlry put in a | |f| ,eml.public, lic, »eml-puhlle, and ami private interinter Cluh mrt Tuciday night at the. th., “ black bn i t plain *• run wM i pirtnfTPiTnmPttmrhrr nainr. fn r 1American quartet*, inlerr-ts determined on a whole- coverage. f'tr | 1* i*|*icle*l| III re*lime TmTiiiimeui Inui lumc'iT v , . . , , t , | 1Vi etdajr. t to II M ile forevlosme of inx certificate* however, denleil the fnlrral re­ v . for government. . In obtaining rfmlernl N il.iiiinnl l.y thr tnwlrr-i l«* thr mol rjeetlon of peu|de from Iheir serve veto had anything to do - . - - . ,day. cent- a hu-hel befur It flili ntirt* ioda.* Acrt»nlmir t « R. N\ Hook, m i 1 (Continue 1 On Tag, Three, l»*»«irtl. SIm* .«11i »'» 'I Hull thr horn . Senator T. G Fulch. of will, the Pittman rooolotlon. J . :uoS. 1 i *t ^itInn a f**vb i»a>», miflj in*.• i* thuri H retar> of the club, two nrw play- w" cheeked It lb* t « « <'vrr|r mlirtiiititmtl 'n |»n>b*i countjr b«*s»nl. wlii^h wrttmlljr rm- l.reshurg, author of the hilt After • fortnight of M ttif ahlldy added li» 111, crnl; Monday, ally u.ll »» mil h.rtly fur |»I«*va nil Imchrm, r rfu ^ l ti» I lout limed tin Purfe Three) charged here yesterday. rlub’a raatvr when Nick Zetmivenn K'lnning lnt»rf*rcnro for the E. ull iiolu.tiie- i„ ,I m.t wage ork.m il he. I...... . » " «•>• * « « « » W S IT a n t I S S W O fn "Thr propaganda mills at* and J. R. Stewart Ingati I’1* ) |da>hing rrr, ;»l «*» the official — . —. * * . . * working overtime In prejudic* Ihe Tue-day night. crop cliinati- Momlay, imli'atfthe ] I uiirm n l, .jiincr It nlirady hail general public against Senate bill f O f f t C KCT ** • —Scores of players having ap n ylobj loimlty I* t'w dom. vttr • I Ixi llu g k i- JoiM****n,tin- a*I ' 11 d one.lrurher wh** I* i , No. f,lh known as the ‘ Fut h hill,*" mm rater, y -ler l.i. de* rp* ,| 'V prainl in 10 or inor* game* an- requirement* ami the Iwlief of , . , laird In Itobin*"" lie said. “ When one considers tha*. ipe progh „r iitilu<lriial routrol a* follows; I inker* thid pr*iei mg would Ihe lawyrn* representing the W I. . i n no u Ih un emphatic **» rim rr Irutl to much greater *•011-111111*II \\ ll*M»W I,*,ndholdern me mostly In Jack­ Conitable W. A. McMullen to­ It II It It Ik* a< I'ltlng Iui lie Null nat r*o i*r do 1 . ! h * m i»f sonville. it In easy to ttmleratand I* day held a warrant fur the ar­ I m* <* J \Ur»h«ll It has been .Melds,I that Instead * r Miinufai'tnier * \ rialmn’s II Two iMivrri* * »»f flo* "lit Hr . i1er II II I'**!1* why the activity against the bill W urc It • niuloKaJ* max.,eurn w > L a d -t! rest of C. B. Barley, young while It I ll*nt jlt^lsr FVplrtnbrr * • ’ »r ( o r m ln n hrpth*V* »>f w hfil, Of emanates front <bat city. It irm imiet ****** - **. *• ant iiarbrr who l»_eharg».l wllh a»- II to e fa m p t. proceeding, irw* B-rrv iW , iH ’oIUl -t* Ihe mol “ A . returnksMe fralur* of WASHINGTON. July 12 ir l* l.tftf le all • would lime to to iault and W ttery on Hie ‘ pvrrcn ' J lieller, Foster near Jacksonville on to n iM tir t% i » M ‘ i f iist mandamus rase file,) In the Dr. il. H. Hr Iman I .|,|« nl • HiNwpvrlt while |,|rs*e,l of Municipal Judgr 8. A. B. Wil­ lli’nry \fli*l * ti Il |>nifi of sltiHrLjll i|i i Iui'h- __ hjiil, lint he sat the crnle ( j , eupieme mint allncking the Mil Friday afternoon, *11 friend* an l » ith lie* |,ingress tnwarii rslanj , i ; n i m i h a . j » kinson with whom h* fought un rl *lnri* ‘Iti’inljN lVnfill»rr .1- ’ In mg July 2n anil nut lie is that the relator sought to buy 4 relatives ot the ISO Sanford offi­ Mr. Ilutik slnlnl that many of I a i I'l.ible I, i il, - would be li limy in hitlrisl ci«le* i« consid- fit.'iK lav certificate frum Ills cer* and men now at the camp First Street late Monday after­ r* nrbe'l Ihe player* with low score* un­ tho i iIV l U 1ll |( tl •He Mf Im 1, hr •old; .mi,- u llunket order In pinvhle clerk of Duval county. The clerk should meet «t the Camp Hospital noon. player* of fine natural ability l»Mt| Srptrmlirr Jift ^onrh«*»l Judge Wilkinson this morning who have much promt*-. Among (1 liar mark. "1 rXJDiM bill!; i* n o f n steel i-,|nmum wngvi ami limlird hour* icfised tu sell and Ihe relator, In at 4:30 o’clock Friday aftsm-nm. f.»r , ••.It* l»ilay. 1 \v»" |tn»bnMy yive until th rrceven piogram gne* onler to get this fit.bN las ceriflstated that he gave Harley until then* he nanivd Hr. Selman, J. It. So p i * at wn* !*•»• Front the Hospital, where jh# JtRpvrn t;00 o’clock ye*lrr't»y aflcrnoun Stewart, and J. G. Sharon, Jr. vo* »t mt iin*| lit ti hold min elTrct. (Cunllnfifin *»a r ifw Ihr**’ 1 ente. appears. In have ruiployrd Seminole County 'Negation will Ibnt lie is ,Vt»tli<4 a major part hr.*r nps.” in wh ch to selllo the argument in three of the most espensive Inw- he greeted by M*) >r J. ( ’• Hutchi­ Ila*c,| on play so fnr, the Club •a “ more aallsfactiry manner” ha* Iwo playrrs wlm ran l*r classi­ ’I h it would tlatl the <f*rn«a|*Mi of I,li nil«nlli,ii l » wink l iward yets In the stale. Incidentally, son and other local officers, th* which iiidii*lrl.‘a tlie-p same lawyer* are known lo of this pule nil In |t», and il wise, Iin.ler than that of Monday allrrmon. fied a* cin» > A player*, *'■ » - ................|group will proceed to the revlewhondluddei lino of, j|||{ When that hour arrivrd and Bar­ who arc t’ la.<* II players, nml IK w|m,..s Ilm regimrnw, •*' I run p il'd llliiijll with lie* would Luliinlarlly or be rrquurd tu rrpi' ienl IheI- bondholder-, ' . up u minim hi tsng,m il them Le)it paid lobbyist 'In Tal- u , (i#ril v. 6;2r. o’clock. ky did,not show up. Judge Wil­ who are Cla»* C playrr*. Three pf |uiu*<r code b-aiin. The *!i*-l mnsiiuuiii hour t Io-*IuIi *, iNcouie lahs' ie throughout the sessiun, kinson said that he Immrdinlcly the Clai* It plnyrrs are minble to All perron* a t ln i'mg the Camp ll w.v, learr, l lh»* in ' "- nvr Iinenl. he **., informed, rep iiime plain t day but It wn • rio to figlu any and all Irgidatlou .in Friday, which Ims l.e.n d»*lg • , nil- I lelierv.,' INI I , |l.) went to J-slice of Ih*-,Peace J. enter the tournament, however. Of thr Cla** ( ' player . Mr. that City Atieiiuy F. II. Wh ■e,' per, III ,f Ih - ii.d i.liy, |,reliably ,lu vu,,| in high quarter* that lie designed to relieve Ihe taipSyer. naled a* "Seminole County lm)r", C. Robert* and a»kcd for a war­ Houk -aol that many of them alnlrm.nl, “ I f you can judge . leore Hey mt say i* • would net WioiM l,e g Uliled ill his cjgirse by rant. will be the g »«ts o f Major the way the Supreme Court t , . Ilo* views „ f In I slnal^Jdiu nis. ll'entinui<1 On I'm • Three) Judge Wilkinson declared that will lie In Cla«s H uithln a hoft the act will be held un*'»r*st.1*1 Hutihlson. They will be g l» « " time, while l»r. Selman, *1* l"«e trator Hugh J "l,n*"ii, n\Jv work­ both Barlry and another barber many opportunities to Inspect lb* his low score, is a potential t la*s th.iial". wlnrli ap|«mrr.l in y* >r ing op n plan p"ssil ly JirJxiving a named Stripling had dictated to Camp and’ *** at first hsml Just UaT/’ Herald, wa* not made * In IICLKG A I hS > \MF.0 A player. * blanker order. him a* to wbat fine should be what’ Is rtqulred of the men who II. A. McMIrlmei. young whit* n-ferrmitu the Ehtiming»r-ll"lly The checker playing mcmh:r* While anxious for spted l| was placed again*! Ella Martin, ne­ make Up Ih* thice Lloil to Na­ resident of Snnfor,| who was on tux forrcl sure bill. IV. II. SI,, i ll.,, I urnl It. \V. •slit Gist the Tietidonl tealiles of the Club* are already I-’ in gro woman, who wa» driving an Mr. Wilson w » ‘ rfferrimr to th- Dean. number. Their addition bring* tha comma,,*i and adj.lsut tin* estaldishmsut ,,f eoi|*«s is n trial in County Court yesterday ll,, nal Guard units In this city. automobile which fizured in a col­ entire club membership to .1'J till which provhlcv that all f ml* That a larg* delegation will be f I'nmpbell |«<«!iig I'ost of the tremsml ns Is-L f„r any in kislry. on a charge o ( aggravated auault against Sam— IWilksrson , w a * pissent Is virtually errtain, and lision with the car driven by Strip­ mrtnbcrs, one of Ihe largest clubs eullfcte.l through msndnnius |n•— .tmeri nn I.- k '*‘it li night were found not guilty after a Jury trial • II •eetinii* nf the i-uunty probably ling on July 4, of its kind in the state. cr dings «hsll l>e pro-ralr,| among name as delegate* In the annual which ■» rupled all of yesterday will he repressntnl. Among Iho Tha Marlin woman was handed all I* ndhrlrr*. Mr Wllaeii h*>*r'i mid *)inu<ii r I * r >,ri i onferem*** morning. m small fine In Police Court Mon­ first to nutlfy Chamber of t’onithi s bjll argue I lit fore ihe : '> winch i> l • Is- lie',I In Hayluna With his trial completed. Court merc* officials that they will at­ day afternmn. and It wai shrrtprrmw Court for •*•*■' «l hours r- I! id* nett Wrrk-vnl Iheir n.iini was derlaied recessed until sever­ ly after Court had adjourned that tend wax John M»l» h. chairman rmlly. and hi* xtalcnn nt. made j, i nation cume pi i* i. ,-ular loreling al millions an l>a disposed of. Stripling engsgr I Judge Wilkin­ of the Hoard of County Commis­ TAI.LAIIAllSEE. July 12. '<>V. the City Comiiii.-ion m, * M i' o f Ihe l’>rt, the lu,.t m, eting which The case of W. F. Garnsr, son In a conversation which endrd Th* Sanford Concert Orrh,-*lra Momlnt night, of rMrnmlff'I'-firi« o f white, rharged wllh malicious de­ sioners wh,, will mulor to lha r-feri u< * til le held mild Ih* f f t week In — Tli»* in tba fight between Judge Wil- of 21 pieces la sch* tiled t» pr»* Camp together wllh V. K. I)> ’|•!»!•• InitlltltloriK toilajr ui*»r »ll* bt that bill. struction of personal piopeity, • ptelllbi'r, Il veil, 'leeided. kinron and Harley, who had “ tak­ sent its fourth wrekly pr-*irr*»*•» Mint th** ii'iinlirr of icuanh an,) Ihe case of l.lnk Kennedy, lass, clrik of rniiit. an l County n* Unif*»nl prium Ihi iiurcn- ’l while, charged wllh aggravated Commissioners ftoston Slaete and en up” for Stripling. from thr lanil stand at the rear from 4 \ to t’*1* «•» o of , assault, were declared continued H. F. I<uug, uf Chuluota. ,( the Court House ton.'....... rri n'in^ M#t nurulirrof •• ca|»«*«. ! Il It evpeitej that IL M. Fspnight atJU'iO o'clock, it wa. unfor Hi- term. f *iiv»’ri»ftr Kholl* rnH'sl the: Wesley I’rble, w h i t e m ni worth, tiaile liody presblSnt, will nuun'.rd today. Muird'e attention to the inrr'a— charged with possession of a still, have n special party of guestx In The program will include sev­ in number of prison escape' anl pleaded guilty and with It. II. Ilig his car. Mayor It. F. Haines and eral enlvrlainmcut features, rahl something should lie done don, while man also rharged with Mrs. Haines and member* uf tbsir Tba stale of FI irlda I* gaining among them songs by kliu I'a"When mend, r» of ibe Hoard ol advanced. unusual a*J entirely nlookul for line Muran, Mrs. IL U Gienn, nn l (■■■vvrnun of Go- Seminole I'lmiily Tho iboiril barned tint Aug. 5 about it Their have la-on ino e» (MNieessing a still, was to have family will represent Altamnnta enp-.s and nl recaptures sine the had hi* rase d* bled before Judge publicity Its exhibit In Ihe -------- al ... Trapp, and an InslrKium- Chmnlier of Coiiimer * met In Im* brim •* i a ide a.' Seniinnlo Springs. Other groups who will County Day at the Woild'a Fair first «.r Ihe year. Sharon today. World's Fair layout In Chicago at tal group which includes John and he present are II. A. Newman and All'iiney General Enrolls nd July u-Hslon nl the City Hull la *. nml Ihul n (htimI rsiohil will he Ihe present time because 0f th* Jerry Senknrlk and Mits Madeline family, Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Leh­ right they nuim-d G. E. Adams ns e iq to Chicago through the rour- viced the road department It had fart that as thr result of a sud­ Malle n*. man, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Lehmann, M l power nmlrr the new law to I* y uf tho Atlunl r | ,,a > t Else gievral chainiinn of the l-al* ] den cold spell, the m ir» than KX> Mr*. Grurge McBury. If. C. Ihiromini-rinn Ibe cniu)i caplaini and i h Rullrond which will ' ■ • > unrt tha Huy reblnalien whirl) is to borange trees which are an openHoso and family, Mr*. J. C. guar 1 ' it employs to wnlch over ■me of the large-t affairs » f lt< k vhil.it llirre ami Is* k. . air feature o f FlorLVs exhibit, Hutchison and family, 5lra. W. D. the rnnvicl« u-ctl on highway i. MILWAUKEE. July 12— </P>— It was derided llial Sc roi nnl ? kind ever attempted lu re. are now In full bloom. f'oanly fohh r- are l„ !»• di.lrlh Nnl ban Mayo, head of the prison City Controller l-ouln Koteckl died Hoffman and party, C. E. Adams J. K. Fox, of I ’sola, wan named T „ tbs tho lands of visitors ...... system. Tcently notified cap- today from a bullet he fired into and party, J. A. Ligan, of (iensvi, in rbarge of th- i-iroda feature, U(-il uod .perial rad o l-roadra-ts who have naver **cn an orungs WASHINGTON, July I t - W Y of the day In reci.gpilion of bu and tit a spa|ier ptiMirily will ho tain- aid vunrdx they no longr- his right temple after shooting George Holmes, peter Thurston, trss, much less an organ* blos­ — Florida tintsy racwlved an unand <-rllirally wounding his chief and other*. hcld rommUsions under him. rffottn In xlaaiiig the ntg-cvssr.il f, atur.d duiiri- Ihul day. som, tkl* ilsplay of nature has smptoynient grant of tlTH,&75. ileputya William \V*n«lt* Kuteckl Major ll'tchlson has again egThe Hoard learned wllh Intrr'U I'togrens l>»y parade darintf De­ was under indklment on charge* tended hla Invitation that nil resi­ crtalsd a srnsation, It was re­ Harry Hopkins, federal emergen­ cember iu.nl |ha| Major J. C. ll,ilri)i*on’* In­ of malfeasance and fared recall. dent* nf the county be hi* guesta ported at lb« Chamber o f Com- cy administrator, announced. Tim During the meeting, mmils-n* of vitation to the people of this granted Ilin death followsd a double shoot­ on Friday afternoon. Ho coasldstg motto office today. Throags larg­ i Late was previously Ihr Hoard giaoled S v q la ry Karl county luxe Men *<ci pint by aling In Ihe conttollera office, dur­ it as a splendid opportunity (• er than ever bofarw make it a 5534,157. newt B O personwho have anLehmann a one moMh't L a w of ing a conference between Koteckl ALTON, III., July !2 — (/Ti print to visit the orange grovr. xy#nce wllhuul pay JO* Ihul he iu> meed th le latenthm of visiting witness a large and active military, MERCHANTS TO MEET llnpinr lh*l Jhe kldnap-r* of and Wsndt. Th* unique fra lure ef this »wdmight serve Florid,* at t'liirago. i , np Foster mi r,-.*i Friday. ramp in full Ireinlrii; r - u b n . Auruit Imre, weallhy 77-yrae old Those- attrndinr the meeting d*n blwsomlng of tho trees is The Hoard Jurt Urn sskud to do ^ ELK8 TO MEET f Ail local 'nilependent retail gro­ TO FILE Rlirr -atVT Ihst from oso to thrse couples are this by tha Century of Pnyrvs* were; Mrs. l/iuiee II,Ms, J. A. Ion hanker might liegln negotiations cery merchants are axpseted to be Florida Commission. ran. and Mr*. Endor CurUtt, of today for ransom, members of the Howard Overllh. oecrslary of hi or^aear tha R E N ’O , July 12.--/iCV— Klllott at Ibe CHy Hall tonight at H:00 •It was announ i-l that durV.; Geneva, II. F. Halt**. « f Alla- Im»r family aske,| poller to drop Hanford Elk* Lodge No. 1241. lo* • " * • ***** ,UT o’clock whoie they will enter a Mr. Lehmann's ah >nce, II. M. i,,note Springs, T. W. l 4*)vton, of the search foe ihe abdueton* and day twnunetd that mfinhtra of Rouaevell, son of the Pm is expected to file suit kern U withdraw from th# case. At con r o w Tn GOCLII h ie s discussion relating to Ihe part in- Papworth Oweslo, Martin Stanko, will ba be In In chary uff the the Oviesto. Klanko, of Klavia. Stavia. withdraw from lb# ease. At con. ^ ^ xpMUd to altead Papwnrth will charge o row or Friday In n divorce i dsp*n Wn» rnephaptA.grp f jyUy sctiviti.s of tk. lr*.le Udy.-H. F.j-«Mof*#-B*l'w*s»,-Hr-4V D u lU ^ W. fvrence nf LueC. three W.L reMt|^ „ , l t RrliUy against, his wife, tha to OYSTER BAT. L I , July l t v - •odsr Uw term* s f the new Inllainee, Altamonte, vlca-prseblvut | M. Ilaynec, K H. J’ J r H*m. ' * . ni-ht u 5:00 o’clock. No spMial Elliabeth Donnor, of Phil M V -S d vIn Could, eon ef tha late izotflm Reewvsry Act. Forrest but Jay Qoold, ploaeer railroa - *• — * * « ” ........... J:l” T lice was nrcesesry ’ ■L“ “ ’ Sto allow Ztho features ,am e -anticipated, i«w o * w . As plans am understood M-Roty, J- G. Hharon, D. much important business 1* t , be Roosovslt Is expoctod to ‘ at his country ___ GaUheV, Sanford Avenue mer- h# stand* ready to assist the prtakidnapers opportunity to arrange Will,anil. Tli rasher, F. T. cross complaint. heart attack today. Ha rkaot, callsd lb# wssl nc. end be iJatit la say way In which tba transacted, ba ’ (toy release ot their father. work at th* trgMiaaklaw nm ho Karl Lskmaun, urges all n r n t l i l s 1* pUsa l widow survives. ll Texas Minister *^ ***“ W llI U B lC r Gives tlltla , --- Kiwenls-Oub-Talk^ iro^rnortds^nrt-tho-fHnTit-pnirx-mnTTrTioimirTha atata of Texas, what it h aad what placo It hotda In the life .of tha nation, was outlined beton 8anford •oro oanioru Klwanian* mwaman* today touay by ny Dr. J. 8. Hardin, clergyman who baa made that atat« hi* bom*-for many years. v Club Pmldent Howard Oevrlin rendered hla report for the first •lx month* o f tho dub year, and •anouneed that all (landing committen will ba re-named at thr aaxt moating. He stated that tho NUM BER 2 t» Plv* Cento SANFORD. FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY. JULY 12. IKM i' .vjUvki - V i ' . i Y f S t i w t LV _________ _____________________ �1 •'* . _ ci . .. I S • , ---- • V ■ i _ •Or —— i — .I ' J‘ ■ ’m n a -- ,. - ■J:> • • Hair « — ‘ 1'-r - ; ■ ■ •»« —*tf •- '<w tmenturriayuun Tint H alf O f1933 Season ail o f tha honor, which J1 dab aaald amaaa ia m, either la tha batting, or fielding department* af play, Wart made bp th* Sanfnrd Calarpfad* daring tha flrat half af th* 1933 aaaaon. according t « official araragta rrlasted hare today hr -Patar SWiaal, league aacratorp. ' n Th* Fada ltd th* league In hal­ ting and fielding, and ita tw j young right-hander., Curry ami Minor, lad tha league In hurling, bath Hi poiat of i A m and lo.»r« and Hi earned run average*. In ftniahing on lop of the laagwa aa tha haat batter*, tha Fad. turn#,) In an avatug* of .287 In 20 gama*. They made IM hlt*,| Including five homer*, .even triple*, and M double.; tiattad tn Ilm in Oil tn. im B7 at thalf 124 run., end lad ' . w rlflr* la*go* In th# numher of .arrlftra n aarh hits mede, 17, or nearly two each I U S 'S ! I S ! *• kk •* " ia* aj m u taa ti I •• t " B s U llW k at. UM le ___ rilla k v ra k _ _ (T itra o* _____ f t Kiffru — I 'l n a l a a a t l ____ I'b lla 4 *t*k la __ 44 4J «* P et a iii '» 14 >2 fielding taam, turning in a fln t half parranlag* figure of M l. In 10 game* tha Fad. had U l putout*. 228 aaalala. and mad* only 31 error., which flrur* is IS !r*. than the number of arrora mad* bp th# aecond beat club in point o f error*. In th* matter of doobla playt, Sanford and Orlando war# tied in th* number made, both eieruting 18 of these rally-nipping play*. Corn* had 17 doubt* plapa tn it* credit; New Smyrna ha,; ||, a-kt iM .burg and Daytona mad* only nine double play* each. liar* bra th* official fialdiigl avaraga* far th. flmt half, ahowing game* put-out., a.ai.ta, ar-l rnr». total rhanrr., douhlt-playr and percentage: i tok um a m tc ill* r r r . IX r . lk> K *I*U o f: M K L IM A ▼. KVAXIt, P m i m A _ T * a ll Cr*4lt*r*. Ia i i I h a D t»Irlk al***. an4 all P » r « o * « kavlau Claim* or ItomasO* agalaal raid i.| • a *f**d * r i* o 4 * M U l a * l i n a la .aai a* sta aai « * « a IT -*u a* aai JOT it ram la aa* > *« < »l i* m ‘ « * aa M w aa aas i f * l* i# i m i* a TI r»4 a a n i m ••*»«•*• tha , otheat fewer time* than did any oth­ er taam, end they ware f|rrn glren ip olhbaa*, on hall* mor* than any oth­ m,! Af er team. Th* Fed. .truck out 84 *#« on times and war# glean 61 ba>a* ball*. Orlando went to hat the mft*t mo.t iptnr.a time*; Sanford and Deytnr.a scored the mo.t run., 124 rachj each; Orlando made tha mmt hit*. 201; ltd 'n Daytona ami Cocoa war# tied bom* run* made, aleht each;; DapDay­ tona amackad out 10 triplei;; Kan* San­ ford lad in doublet with 18;; DapDay* teas l#d i» runs betted In,i 111; U li Sanford lad In atolan haaaal with 19, and In sacrifice hits with 17. h 37. Her* ar* th* official average*, Including game* played, at d ba:, bat, runs, hit*, ami average: na* ii *n m n *» A£».t aaafae* *a aai 114 IS*, JOT 4 J «* ia ~ a a* am I l f IMa U iI f-J J J ■rag**, .<■doubBar* , ami .. 24TM1U 1-U*wrp *n Yesterday's Results M * »1 *1* * .all pitching department, w,n* ,n<l no defeat*. Ilr atarlrH ■n,l flnlahed Ihraa cam**, wa< •’•••'H out » f on*, ami relieved Holt in another. furry pitch* I M B Inning., ami .cored on* .hutout. II* farad MS hattara, 27 of «hom mad* hit*. II* *trvrk out 12 m»n and walk*.I right, and hr hit hatrmrn twice. Tw rlrr run* wrrr mail* o ff hi* ilelivcwy, all of which wrrr rarnrd, an that hi. rarnrd run araraca la 2.92 run* ' par aama, or 12th in tha Hat of 34 pltchar*. f Minor had th* haat average ami , *am*,| run* parrrnlar* of the few ( hurlrr* who appaarrd in 10 nr ( mor* game*. II# won naran and. ( Ioat Ihrar gam** for an avara a- f of .700. Minor atartad and finlahrd f eight gkm**; waa knocked out o ' f nnr, and flnl.hed r*ll#f hurling Ir. * » » «* ■ *«. —Mtmrr-trnr)#d-frt.ttrntnfr7inhi.pi •• gama* in which ha appaarrd. He turned In’ ala ahut-oul vlct-*- j rlra, which tied th* league Tec- ( or,l f ° r ahut-outa made in on<? ( aaaaon. Minor hurlrd the fir it ( no-hit no-run gkm# aver known . to tha league when ha defeated j New Smyrna. t Minor faced .123 hatrmrn who , mad* Al hila o ff hi* delivery. , Thraa batter* mad* right aacri c aad aaek at faa. ar* karakr a»<tn*4 a ad r*a *lr*d !• * »• • «»’ a ay tlalaM aa* #»m and. whlck r * a . • r *ltk *r « f T *«. m ar k a »* aatalaat Ik* • * la l» o f M K U M A V. KVAXI*. i m a m f . lata » f IWmfoal* Caaaljr, riarMa. la Ik * llaa. Jaa. O. kkuroa. Caaatr Jude* o f namlaal*. Caualr. al kla o ff I** la Ik * rn tin ir <oui ifcaa** la Banfaad. a *a ila o l* C o *a ir. I'lorKla. o llk la Iwalaa m ealk* from lk« 4*1* k * r * « f n *l*d M ar I f Ik-. A. D . 111! • JO X ATIIAX D C T A » K io ra ta r af ilka E *«al* * f Mallaaa V . Kvana. Da­ _______ _____ and hi* rarnad run avaraga waa 1.7*. run* par gama. liar* are th* official average!, including game* pitched in, won and loct: »t * k * r - < l* k n r W L A*#. Carr*. a **r**a < * r i* i* * . n * 1**4* Mali, a * *t*r 4 a a 4 a a I waa a a laaa a aim DeLand Golfers Defeat S a n f o r d In Sunday M e e t , A DeLand golf taam of 14 plafera handrd A Sanford tram a 3A 1-2 to'21 I - Z p i l n t - d a R a r in T lournamant playail over th* Cotlegr Arm* roura* in DeLand Sundap afternoon. A return match la Scheduled t„ he played hare on ( Mkirk, Y. la tF S i I k i i l a , «B B f«H OfI rb 4 « point*; John Harbat and John Ludwig defeat*.! Kav. P. J. Ilalligan and Harry Thompaoo, 8 1-2 t0 1-2; A. C. McRapnolda and C. L. Baldin lost to H. L. Paart* an* J. V. Doyle, 8 ta 1; C. E. William* and B. B. Chapman won frrm B. M. Johnnoa and N. W. Swim. 7 to 2; Fred BoUp and Charlaa Dunn loat to L B. TtiwdaJ* and Emmatt Festal, 3 to 0, and Jack B. Maaon end Chandler Sharon loat * w w lU lo J. W. McCormick and J. W. ■M McCormick and J. Wlllla McCor­ mick, 9 to 0. Warren Harbat an-J Harold Harbat, of Sanford, war* praaant but war* unable to play JOB DOING bouaawork o ■dry. W ag*, no abjacL FIVE ROOM unforplahad apartmrnt. 714 Q»k A*w, A « * 4 **»-. jam r j ; ***■.*•- RsrfttsNI. Umf%n FRIDAY SATURDAY STRAWBERRY TSc. BIm Bird. PV*u l^-> MONDAY T w o 8torea Tall Every Day MILK I Far 17/ Na-Hi ■ ( *• to SultTadwi a Complete. <• J jjn l ROOT BEER S llverk in g 8. R. Sllverking - 24’s 12's PURE FLAVORS 75c . to Suit Bachelors Phone 475 to Suit Slstez LINEN SUITS i also 39c ft- Money Back Guarantee Plenty of opportunity to pkk your favorito h*r» to quench your thirst on hot lummar day*. A real trsatl . Ne-hl Cola Ne-Ml M ailed Chocolate mm 6*8 25c * PICKLES ■ ■ Large Glaaa BotUa Over SYRUP 14 On. Pillsb u ry— Plain “ (1 .: Fancy Clear Blue Rose 17/ 9m 1 9/ 1 0/ Y o Q tt TISSUE 3rou. 10/ C. R. MCKKM, Mgr. 24 Ox. BotU s X Pound Package H ONEY... CITY MORTON SALT 4 1 5c Proper Refrigerated Draught Peanut \>i BUTTER, 2 lb. Insures Pork Liver, Feet, Bare, Chitterlings Choice J LUNCHES \ Frdm 11*A. M. TUI 3 f. White Bacon, lb, SEA FOOD Caid Plata C PICNIC A FULL LINE OF FANCY STAMPED SANDWICHES Ckiaaaa mms Betti* Tomato CATSUP SEMINOLE COUNTY GINGER A L E LAUNDRY NE-HI BOTTLING CO. •; 4 Cana F L O U R BUTTER LB. 29' “ Made From Florida Oranges’' And Rum’s pry ICE COLD m Fbll Quart Jar DIU True Fruit Orange INC. m Country Roll Ne-HI 50/ Standard Handpacked Dressing 23/15/ TOMATOES 25/ SHRIMP Na-Hi GRAPE to SuUMothez Pts. Better Food Salad Qts ’ : CHOP SUEY ! t | 5.00 parmaaanta flbOl 2 fw | 4.00 tbia vwk Blue Bird. W E E K L Y 'S Na-Hi Special— ThU wua^ontr- iiiabtat grads lloarad *»!• Ion with point order. UUnlay Roger. Hardware flt * >J y • ?8—Pmnaimit Waving 25* I fcwrfc. la iP M KMMWlfB, UHlMPfll Shirts '* W ILL TRADE 4 paaaangar Buitf Coup#, In flrat claaa conditio*, for equity in lata modal Ford, Chevrolet or Plymouth 3 ar 4 door m U jv JUaJjf E „ji_*M ..4 4 a . s **. ford. Fla. • O ptom etrist 112 Park A »# USTIRINE TOOTH PASTE J bI r m s , U m Inifs 8A LK : i H. P. BO, S pKarn •Irttric motor ItSOO, 1 Star etigln*. rabullt, A -l cwodltio* $3540. Krai A Sena, Auattn Oral. fob W ANTED: Rollablo hay*. 10 is years, who ar* willing to work. Must hnv* bicycle*. Call al Tims*Union offlc*. 119 W. 2nd. BL DR. HENRY McLAULIN, Jr. Tha team of Jim Spanear »nd Joe Maatara Imt to Raymond Spalding and Jo* Adnay bp a acoro of 3 1-3 to t-2; Bop Hollar and Andrew Carra wap acorad 4 1-2 point* hi thair match agamat Bob Campbell and Batf Andarvon Vriggi. Jawular, Msg- At*. ( — H elp W anted Lense Duplicated July 20 It waa decided aftar tha tournament. HAVE TOUR WATCH repair* 2y oos whs really knaira bow �‘ ■■ , ■ r m ford Herald “ K M lM S ts . . * . • m t o * t o « M iter in* r m o ttw rb rlta, ewOer M l le t # a t M a rt# l u vo «. l e i . Ls on an _Je# . « * S iM te r P M t- X > u s lN ■ IH lr r tllV RATXI Wwtt Immrt M i l , . vIsllaH, M t l,M at (I. . tar IS* n q a , - I ll W *t .M e w e d «•* ■r •S m i I M . i h i m TM - ___K d s . »f»* H e r a t* la | M M lla a a l ■ O flllllts n n lr a a I . th * l » i r t r l i l r a .1 ■trr with ertailaa ____ •• « hi rasa aa* h ew f a r * . i n k s d a v , j u i .y a u 31 M1ULK VK1LSK FOR TODAY FATE OK THK ROBIIEH: Ba. iltl at evening lid* trouble; an J <ara the morninr hu ia not. This Lindbergh FHyht ___ _______ wwiue*' cesnfui too much care cannot be exercised in 'the initial work. But despite all this, we hazard the prediction that reg­ ular passenger flights to Europe will tie offered the public before many people- realize that any preliminary work haa Time walks y o u r betn done. We doubt if many know that already the Pan* , drenched sheets American Airways haa ordered a fleet of giant aircraft* Clad In a silken irown, ^Wal king the pawing of the days larger than the present 40-passenger Clippers in uae be­ tween Florida and Cuba, for service on the propoaed north­ With almoiiil ryes cast down. ern route to Europe. »* Stow Time climb* jronr vinedraped walls Jlullt by lb, Tartar hot dev ■ -.To elanc. scrota the dutsy plain, ■''iTowardv the tombs of Tartar lords. One la accustomed to look upon the East aa the country moat affected by the march of civilization. We woulct Slow Time sit on your Dragon hardly expect to find tleer and other animal life more in abundance in thin section than in the wide open spaces of jf throne, the wilder region* of the country. Nor would we expect Under ymlr roofs of gold, that Ithode Inland haa more Indiana than Indiana, that New I Womlcrlnp wbat glory the York haa more than Oregon or Utah, and that Massachu­ Day brings But Uita la the tlalm LttJlfiK- th i iiWX-fif old.------- setts hnn almost aa many aa Tcxax, , — Jeanette Spelden, made by the New York Herald-Tribune which aaya: In The Christian Century.. "The recent encounter between doer and motorlata on a New Jersey trunk highway within fifty miiea o f thla city • — ----------------"Rye shoots up more than H brings to mind how imperfect haa been man's occupation . Cents a bushel,’* says a headllm of the East. Deer atill axial in abundance in the Eastern j Him much lines that make a quart atntea. Dwellers in rural Connecticut arc familiar with r of gin worth? their visits, and they frequently appear in tho outskirts of i The one hundred mark has 1-een towns along the Jersey coast. "The survival of wild animal life generally associated reached in the number of prison .Sirapct in Florida since Jan. t. with a pioneering stage of settlement is due to the ex­ ‘A ft*r *11, this is vacation season, istence of large mountainous and forested arcus In the East you know, Largely unauited tor farming and a heavy growth of pop­ ulation, they have been left as a natural refuge for the an­ Arthur Brisbane says, " I f F.u. imals. Our game laws have co-operated with the provision pe would ik*fioi1ely rr»ll>e that made by nature for their protection, and public opinion has K i xj> Thousands Jam Chicago^ WorkPs Fair Grounds Juat six yean after be completed bla memorable flight from Roosevelt Field to Parie, Colonel Charles Lindbergh is setting out on another iky voyage which will carry him once again to Europe. Thla time, however, he ia not travel­ ling alone, for hla wife ia with him. and hlg mission is not a gambling chance at greatness. It ta a,business trip. Being the technical1adviser of the Psn-American Air­ ways Lindbergh is planning to investigate step by step the links o f the Creenlend-lceistid route to Europe contemplat­ ing the not too distant time when regular flying service win carry passengers to and from the UnitetJ States and Eu­ rope. The advantages of the» Qrwnland-Iceland route over that of any other 1s the fadt that it offers short hops, few, if any being over 300 miles long. Th* only,other practical route Is the Azores route which is longer ami which has much farther distances between its few links. Iwrng dis­ tance flying, because the quantity of gasoline which must be carried leaves UttJe room for a pay load, Is not practical in commercial aviation. • It in for the purpose of gathering meteorological data and for locating suitable landing sites that Llndberg la now winging his way. Spots are needed where ths^tand Is flat, or where there are placid lakea or armn of the nea and where fogs will not Interfere with schedule*. Research haa already shown that there are many places In Greenland that are less affected by fogs than the territory around New York. The pursuance of preliminary research in enterprises nature alw ays appears to f. • S A N V O R D H1DKALO, ' ,!. country is through making id loans to Europe, and no hrng• proposes to lake outers from urotienn statesmen, that wo Id ALBANY, Ga-, July DtotrKKrt.es of papanhoU pi In the Southeastern States her* yesterday aad adopted a cede ef ethic* governing their b:sfne*a. Three principal point* included! Minimum price-fixing machin­ k ‘ 1 ery; tha establishment o f • » or­ ganisation to enforce the fairprice agrtementa, an the abolish­ ment o f “ epol" markets. By "spot" markets, distributor* I f yxm h avw jaa* car mess the practice of pipping solid rarloads of pecans to Northora centers when they have lesa titan carload orders, this practice hav­ ing been followed in the past to givr the distributors tha advan­ tage o f solid carload rates. Opinion* were sharply divided on this point, it being contended by one group that the concentra­ tion of unsold surpluses in con­ L*t a* da ynwr pfctava f r a ^ suming centers deprecsed the mar- lag, Wa hav# a gaol **a#rtat af moaidlnx U . aatoct Juto-wtatroae others contended that the savings in freight ra in offset (Mb this d.preamng influence, tf any existed. - ' P W rO W Tb* distributors also naked the Approximately a quarter o f * million perron* er:wct«l the exposition grounds o f A Century of industrial recovery official* to apProg re**—The Oiirafo'a 1933 World1* Fair. Th* photo above shows a crowded Motion of the Midway. pruv* a 54-hjur week and a mini­ There ere righly-two mile* of free exhibit* to beieen. mum wag* of 16 csnla an hour for common labor? well aa the practic* of using as much manual la­ $200,000 e i i made. bor and as littla machinery as The initial demand police *a!d, pjsslble. U waa aig-rd that pecan at firnt w *« bell* ted the work distribution is a Mason business 1NBTRUCTO B 0 >' uf a crank but when the (ccond that does not lend itself to short STRING AND BMAI demand, apparently fr >m the hours. » INSTRUMENTS name persona, w u made, Kactor'* Another group in th* pecan In­ Phan# MJ-W friend* decok'd they were genu­ dustry also mit her* yesterday Stadia 111$ Myrtla AvRf I NKW YORK. July 12.— (Aft— 0 m sa * 1* ine. and firmed the Southeastern Pe­ Fre,| {Kerry, 67, president of the Accompanying the second de­ can Shelters’ Association. They ex­ Pin*, Operating Company and a pect to draft and prvsent a prominent fig .re in the hotel mand, it Was ndrratool by po­ for thalr organisation nnd Inter huxntss for many >ear* died yea- lice, were statements concerning Factor’* brokerage ace iunt* and to co-ofMrnt* with a national trr toy alter a long illness. They'D Cut Lika New 11, police raid they were told that gathering of shellera at SL Louis, Surgical t » * le ; a ll hlMia e f eetelie wait lormerly managing even the family regarded th* dowh*re n cod. for th* whole coun- snri a ad knlveai pruning teela director uf th* (aruuu* United -rr» »II Sin*ei-'«t*. « * » s r t *aww a d - * * aoUn Btla.. - ........... ........ dtaUa llu U l at' UarMogsTN. H '“ " l a w n m o w e r s The IliitntHtead at Yugin a lint .e p -^ -^ S k e r p ^ springs anil the Royal 1'uinciana Have year w ork d ee* b f a N g l and /Ufltakert hotele in Palm aaeekaala. . Reach. mobile* to onr cent, to continue When the Hotel Plata was being for three month* with extension Imili here in 1905 Ktcrrry wa* fr a longer period if n.veaary. employed la assist In plann-ng it We are actually digging down Into and remained to be it* manager. ATLAN TA. July 12.—W V - A our own pocketa to keep up our Later hr tiecame director and part 17-year old school Ixiy and hi* fu­ car* for government service, he owner uf the Copley Plata In Run- gitive companion were Indicted declared. ton and in 1927, when th* Savoy yesterday by th* Fulton county Other* who addmeed tha con­ Plata wae erected here on the tit* ( AUaqta) grand Jury for kidnap­ vention yesterday war*: E. W. of the o|.l Hotel Savoy, be became Campbell, statu praaldrnt; H, H. ing and robbery of John K. Oltley, president o f the Plata Operating Hudson, post office Inspector, of president o f the First National Atlanta, and C. C. McDavItt, of Company. Bank. Waahingtoo, editor o f th* carriThe National City Baak put O ptom etrist Pryor nowen, the boy, haa been ers' National Journal. The conven­ him in charge Qf building th* Na­ 112 Park A n There are three attacks on the tion prepared to adjourn after in custody since he and the banktional Hotel In Havana* and It election of officers . aliened under hi* direction in rr made their way to a Huwanre, law before the supreme court. Two were filed previously from 1931. Ga.. store and Informed authori­ {Kerry leaves his wodow and ties by telephone o f the kidnap­ Duval county in case* in which aa mandamus two daughter*, Mr*. George Wat­ ing, Ottfey was unharmed and alternative writ of son Hall, of Providence, R. |., was bald only a few hour* brfor* has ben tot ed directing the ■ml Mr*. Hanford Mead Twitch- he obtained his release with th* Duval county circuit court elerk "Best For Tha Sooth" to M i l tax certificates or shdw ell of New York. aid o f Bowen. Solicitor General I f your houM needs painting, us* Doaler A Cay** Paint rets >n why he should not be math John A. Boykin set the youth's to do so. -Best for the South," because it U ground and mixed to with­ bond at IK U W O rV stand Southern Bun, wind, and rain. Th* ctork replied by saying he was prohibited from telling cer­ * 201 Hanford Arena* llcitor Boykin, howevnr, said he tificates by terms of th* Futch Martin’s (Garage ?£svsi Wieboldt Studio Validity Of F u tc h Law To Be Tested In Supreme C o u r t Prominent Gotham Hotel O p e r a t o r Victim Of D e a t h •tty, • 1 ■' T.M.DoUisoa Atlanta Kidnapers In Abduction Case Under Indictment J. W. SHADGIN Lena© Dupik*u# DR. McLAULIN, Jr. Ransom Demands In Factor Case Are Seen As Authentic past and that th* owners will now hav* to make It a real hotel or tear It down. Mrs. H. A. Crlppen, who has b«en In tb* McEwan Sanitarium in Oflamlo, has recovered suffi­ ciently to lie remov'd to the Atrade In that city wher* ah# will remain for a time befor* being taken home. Charges D ropped A g a i n s t Officials Of Dog Race Track CLEARWATER. July 12.-W> — Charges against fbur olftolala of Ui* defunct Sunshine Kennel Club of violntlng the stale tecurltiea law ware dismissed in court her* yesterday by Judge Marry K. Hewitt upon a motion of 1‘ roMculor Henry H. BajrarA Th* dtfandante, Judd Q. Lloyd, IL 1*. Miller. Enoch Wabater and William U. Foa, ail of St. Pateraburg, were imicted for failure to post *5,000 bond with the State Securities Commission. la mevtng for a dismissal Pros­ ecutor Bayard s^id Ik* section of the law under which th* men were Indict* i had been held Inval­ id by the State BupretM Court and be had been advised by At­ torney ,Cuaufal Cary K Laauts, _ > - IS A [great To . . v’. -i.ii.u _ SANF0RDJ3KENW^TEARS AGO f .O I i . ix-yrnr prison sentence ftglren Will mm Collins, former S h e r if f of Okcifliob-c county, for Hgnnplrai-v to violate the prohihlR in n laws has been suspended Sy ^ n d s rn l Judge Ritter. Collin* told B fh * Judge lie would us* all hi* in* Effuancs to uphold th* Uw nnd BEjiel he would return to tlkeechoU r t and liefotne a candidate fur Rgheriff at th* next election. And Tha city council met In regular E lk * funny psit about it is that he ■e«iion on July 7th it .7:30 P. M. k y ill probahly lie eltcled. with T. J. Millar, president, F. L. Woodruff, C. C. Woodruff, S. C Uaneral Johnson ask* Industry Rung*, B. W. Herndon, and W. II. got to take this lUtl* business Undrrwood In attendanc*. During ' ppurt too seriously. lie seems to th* meeting It wa. movad and '.realise what many do not know secondwl that th* *tr**t committhat th* present in:teas* In buil- I n be Instructed to place sit new lights, two to be plsctd on Sanford Heights and tha balarwo at such other points aa tbay may deem necessary. An act of th* recent legillatur* provide* for th* hiennlal appointipftltlon, ami th* perffctlon af mem by th* Qov*rnor of a state K of- ethics, or tha market* wilt gam* and ftoh eommtoaioner* with office* at th* eapitol or sUtwbe-e In th* state. He 1* to reeel*# a peys to advertise, particularly ■alary of $2A00 with art allowance »wr papers. Tb . Departmant of of |SOO a year for traveling ami imarc. reports that newspaper other axptoee*. irtlsing thropghout th* nation Mm, F. L. Miller dallghUuUf ease J during ithe month o$ entertained tha AucUorj Bridge while radio advertising which Clob Wednesday afUrnooo. Mrs. gotten L» bo qJlto n ferwtld- B. r . Whltnrr. Jr. wa* Ut* lucky compeUlor actually dacreaaed. maker of th* hlgheet deer* which always did think that radio won for her th* pretty prise, a ifttolng waa a flash In Ike pan, dainty whit* gaui* ,fah. The con­ d which merchants and mattu- solation pria*. which was cut for, orera would sooner or Inter g handsome dock uf *a*d*i * * * n or did nut hav* tb* pulling won by Mrx- F . ; J , quagalw. Gucila v it v i Mrs. A. F. Connsily, w of printer’* ink. Mr*. J. w . Dlckjne, Mr*. B, F. WWtner. J r, Mm, F. J, Oonialc*. don’t think mush of o'^r Hr*. Oeorgu A. Bpeer. h i* . B. W. I government ipenTng all I It la preparing to .alpee It. la-going to be hew, we would like to yontig son of Mr, aad Mrs, C. W, hi and * FleHda TreeeNu Parham, of OainseviUe, ia visiting liu ot tb* looL Tb# J*ka- kla- uncle, J. H- Bsotea,. of Jhlg rvard is going to be fln- ecan] had no definite Information as to the real identity of th* man, who ha* *ucmi*fully eluded officers, hut I* rotivincad he i* a resid.nl of th* 8'JWane* vicinity where the banker * s i earri'd after being kidnaped while on hla way from home to hla office last Thursday. Bowen and "Collins" were Joint­ ly Indk'ted on lb* kidnaping charge. Th* robbery Indictment charg'd th* two with having tak­ en 110 and the banker’s platinum rimmed spectacle* from him while he was in their custody. In fh* meantime officer* wer* continuing their March for "Col* line" anil th* missing automobile of lb* banker. He wa* carried from the Mrne of the kidnaping on on* of th* city’* main residen­ tial street* In hi* own car. A ran­ som note hearing the ‘ initials "E. M.” wa* delivered ta th# Otliey bom* and demanded $40,000 with a threat to kill th* banker If It wa* not paid. DOZIER & GAY’S QUALITY P STANLEY-ROGERS H A R D W A R E ^ . ■'■■ttMPSanfdrt' Avertue L e t t e r Carriers Of U. S. To Fight To Regain Wages DAYTONA BEACH. July 12. (JO — Letter carrier* of the United Rtalea are going to put on a de­ termined fight In Washington to bring their wage* up to th* level maintained In 191M bcla-e th* wav* of utary catting began, W. G. Armstrong, president of th. Malionil Orranixation of Burnt Letter Carriers, told th* second nnd concluding session of th* Florida {Kate Rural Letter Car­ riers Association convention her* yesterday. The carrier*, Armstrong said, had taken a IB pecrat cut, and In addition declsin was reached July 1 thla year to cut their fear cent* BLOWING ROCK NORTH CAROLINA taacBy between the U n it * * tyv# rath y * * « of Mowtag Bad**oafy $■>’ lehtrt 1Wiof« court* celt d $ * only alternative would be to Im­ post a Jail sentence sad I don’t want to do that.'' Th* court’s action la effect ex­ tended until October tb* time al­ lowed for obtaining th* license*. Information* against the men men were filed In reeponae to Governor Daw Bholts’ request for prosecution of persona falling to lh« Gmcn Bark I've* W Klcitkt ©I swwewws — wv w • frm J A C K S O N V IL L I V Tildes Jacobs, of Chahmta, aa bonowd. nmmber o f th* sekeel board, wa* la th# city « * W tdeae 4tfi . , T la said that th. now betel reg. I . 1 & . w ill r * _the KaateM o 1 �FlbrHa R e lie f GrpRPls Named By Dave Sko Its World’s Fair Fighters Meet ik Mias Rosalie Pop* Church ;Assiisa Class To Wed James Lanier Has Meet On Tuesday Ths engagement and approach­ ing marriage o f Mias Rooalio Pop*, daughter o f lfr. and Mrs. Owen Joshua Pope, to Jams* Churchill Lanier, eon of Mrs. LutiDe Lanier, of Tampa, and tho lata W. S Laaler, vraa made known at a dinner party given last night bp Mr*. Pope at bar homo on South Sanford Avenue. Mrs. Paul Johnson, sister of Mias Pope, acted as hostess for tho avsnlag because of tho illness of Mrs. Contests apd games, appropri- Zaau Pitta in Film Playing At MUane DaRphtersOf Wesley C nrs jt Entertained A ’p o«h. party wis given last sight rev members of tho Daugh­ ters o f Wesley Class of tho First Mstbodltt Church at tha homo of Mr*.’ t.' O- Laney, Booth Sanford Avenue* jrith Mr*. Lotay, Mr*, Walter L. Morgao, Mr*. C. P. HarmdM, Mr*. France* A. Hick­ son, Mr*. H. L. Glboon, Mr*. E. H. Laney, and Mr*. C. O. Bore Before Urn social hour a short Ini t i a l session was conducted by Mre, J. O. Laney and th* devotion­ al frgi ltd by the Rav. Smith Har$ln. During lb* social ported contests wars enjoyed and prise* were given to Mre. E. H. Altman sad tha.Rav. Hardin. Italian song* ware .gun* ( l Ikte time by Joe*phin.’ ^ d Mary Rgasi. A t 'q tat* hour rafraabmente ware served by tha koriesaaa an tha thnea ^oreh of the laney W | H h m ‘ praaont ware: the Rev M B ) Mrs, Smith Hardin, Mrs. 0. IL n m lU . ,* editor, M n, L. C. Ls n M [ , M r«, E. H. .Altman, Mrs. Prgaton, Mrs. Roy Til­ th, Jfrjli'Valt Loyal), Mrs. Fred R. wUtetBt. Mr*, d A Haines, MraU q . o. Whittington, Mrs. J, M. 1 laMmwejr, ifn . C. 6. Bare, M n , r ;V Laney, Mr* H. U Gib•m , Mr*. Frances A. Hickson, Mr*.. G T . Herndon, Mr*. Walter X* l^ ig a h , Mrs. J. 0. Laney, and Mrib John SUnley Is Honored With Party CompHmarfling Mr#. John Stan' lay, who before ber recent m *r riaga waa Mia* Margaret Furdon. Miss Louisa Furdon entertained with * miscellaneous shower and party yeaterday afternoon at tho bom* of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Furdon, in Pinohurat. Zinnias, raaea, and other gerdsn flower* were used to adorn tha room* whara the guests ware soUrtalned. Immediately after their arrival the guests were asked to write advica to the bride who In turn read the various nates. Tho gifte ware than opened after whkh a salad course waa served by tha hiatesa, aaaleted by her mother, Mre. ILB . Pardon. Hr*. E teard R. McCall, Miss Mary Hurt, and Miss Ruth Pearman. Those present were: Me*. John Stanley, honor guest, Mrk. R. L. Peek, Mre. E. D. Brownlee, Mr*. Earlo T. Loach*. Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. George Knight, Mrs. R. M. Groeensteln, Mrs. Jahn 0. Leon•tjdy, Mrs. Edward 3. McCall, and the Misses Ruth Maddux, Mary Hurt, Ruth Pearmun. Mae Furdon, Dorothea larwson, Betty McKin­ non. Marjorie DuBose, Patera O'Connor, Anna Mari* Couch, Christina Sloadenmir* and Fran­ ce* Reltx. L over Floor Adult Ticket One Cent WUI Admit am Ue irjria and Honda and (,»nfqry (Continued From Page One) t nia. California has been caring raid in outlining regulations under for tranaient men in a work camp, which the federal government floating the camp with le Cral will pay the cusl of assisting fulllba them, has proved bothersome. Mint of Ihe transient*, he said, were persons who il-serv* he1|>. They are n it willing tu sit still: and receive a dole from loeal re­ OKLAHOMA (’ ITT. July 12—lief, ha said, hut prefer to get out1 iA*)—Governor William Murray and try to find work. As a result decided toray to let Ohlah iras they i|U.te often become destitute have Its brer. After DO national away from home. guardsmen had ptevente I tho un­ The rountrj probably will be loading of brew legalised yester­ i tv iilcd into regions consisting of day in a special election "A lfa lf* several states having simitar Hill" today issiinl a proclamation problems, Hopkins sa d. announcing sales would n >t be In­ t'onferenco between stale of­ terfered wilh. ' ficial# and representatives of the relief administration will be held and plans worked out fur caring for Ihe tranairnla. Kach region will have Ita relief unit operated under the direction of the states PERMANENT WAVES but financed and supervised by EUGENE ............. SI.C the federal administration. “ ir.~Kn.vi.1u>u~ j.!«b win CROGUIGNOLR j... 13,90 the shunting of transients from one community or state to an­ COMBINATION EUGENE and CHOGUIGNOLK MUM) other. Hopkins made It plain, how. OIL WAVE ............$3.30. ever, it would not he made pos­ sible for the transient to lire in­ definitely on the government.'*' “ The maintenance will not be two gladiators came together on a comfortable one", he s a il “ IT June 2:1 In Ike ion-round battle for the lightweight championship will meet the absolute neeessltlea lit Nntlonal Bank of the world which was the pricering's contribution lo A Century . Phone 4 8 0 » of Progress. The battle w a s staged at the Chicago Stadium. J l . l llf 1IM IWW Oklahoma Governor Lets State Have Beer Immediately after the arrival of tho guests they were ushered In­ to, tho dining room where dinner was served in courses by the Misses Dorothy Pope, Elotse Winn, and Marjorie TUHa, The table was overlaid with a jaee cloth and cen­ tered with two large whits paper loveb|rds around which were dr- Beard, Mrs. Jack Mandon, Mrs. QtfU Murrey, o f Orlando, ranged two bowls of pink radiance A. L. Barlneae, Mr*. Allgtr Cord______ Tho and ewansonla. ‘rv— plate aier, Mrs. N. J. Stenstrum Mrs. S last night io attend • roses g i t y given by ttro-.O. 3. cards were designed aa pink bas­ II. II. IUII Mrs. J. H. Colelough. announce the engagement ket* topped with miniature love­ Mrs Uriel Hloojrt, Mr*. R. M. Warbirds bearing the announcement of rail, Mrs. R. P. Roehlk, Mrs. R. the engagement In their beaks. R. Pippin, Mr*. M. L. Reborn, After the ta*t course a large Mrs. 0. X Hagenaan, Mr*. M. three-tiered wedding cake, iced in pastel colon and topped with a N. Cleveland, Mrs. J. Stanford, miniature bride and bridegroom, Mr*. B. C. Moere, Mr*. S. J. Ml*. was brought in and served by tho Mrs. DeWItl Brown, Mrs. J. Adri­ an Brown, Mrs. W. P. Brooks, J r, honor guest. Riga Pop* was horn In Sanford Mr*. W. J. Rhodes, Mrs. A. C. and baa Heed kero the greater Chamberlain, Mr*. CL A. Anderson, part o f hor Ilf*. Sho attended the 'Jr, Mr*. 0. 3. Llttrwll, Miss Lucy , Cobb Academy at Athena, Ga. In 1VC8 and IBM) and waa graduat­ ed from 8*mlnole High School In 1830. She then studied for on* year at Brenau College at Gaines­ Mr*. 0. J. Pop* who will be the’.r ville, Go. and since then has been guest for Uio root of the.week. working with R. R. Dean, Inc. \ Mr. .Lanier w a^bom In WayMr- P.nd M r * Byron Stephen, cross, Ga. and hag made Sanford It !■ a philosophy that has car­ le ft today for Chicago L, attend hi* home for the pant sight yean. ried ZaRu Pitt* through many a the' Wotldb’ Pair for about two Ha attended Seminole High trying situaUon and strengthened waotfc Enroute batk Mr*. 3U- SchooL Par the. past five years be her fe r comical, dangers a* end phMo win *lop ot Aabevin*. N. C. has been employed. by Roumlllat oft-Umrs near-tragic ordrsla In for the root of tho* summer. Mr. and Anderson. tho movies. Stephen* wilt return her*. Tho wedding will taka place the “ t hove been thrown Into river*, letter part of this month and the down stairs and out of moving Mr*. Ashby Gibbons pad m b , couple plan to mak* their home enr»" eho said in a recent Inter­ AtUbJ, Jr., bf Tampa, a n spend­ here. view. * f have .lapped and beia Thos« attending the dinner par­ ing Uik week hare with Mr. and •lapped, kicked and heed kicked, ty were MI** Rosalie Pope, hon­ Mr*. J. D. Woo*uIT. South San­ or guest, Mr*. Paul Johnson, Mre. scratched, bitten. And the'terrlbM ford Avenue. They will be Joined T. C. Pop*. Mr*. Earl* Murray, of port I* that almost always 1 an 8aturd|ty by Mr. Gibbons who wUI Orlando. Mr*. P. W. Pope, and tb* Ihe goat. But I never yrorry eni accompany t$*m homo Sunday. Mlaae* Marjorie Smith, Camilla more j u t hop* for tho beat and Dana, and Kathryn Lanier, of Or- upset the wont and lot It go at that." _ the situation." U. S.WILL CARE of Although, at present, the lit " * problem t« greatest in the. F O R S U P P O R T »i«nl industrial II , the winter usually ( rtiN them grouped in ihe OF TRANSIENTS warmer section* ivxh aa South In 8(«u r", new Tot ro­ mantic driln*; buying tonight at fh# Milan« Theater In which M lu Pitta has the leading role In sup­ port’ of James Dunn and Boots the *ad-eyed comedienne I* clued upon to fall Into an open draln ditch, to stand under an Icecold shower, and finally to go through a harrowing epieodo of an siplselon and a fire. Iteved it imperative that the State act 'at once if It wants federal, funds for public or private proj­ ects, whereupon plans were made for speedy action as soon ss the fedmal iovwrnment dpcldn' upon a definite policy* and program. Activitiesjw hkh Wilson' said he believed goufd be subject to the board's. direction Include re­ forestation, homesteading, Ever­ glades reclamation, mosquito muoquitg eon* trot, possibly some form of bond rstlromsnt, and tho e*clk>n of Tony Cnnsoneri, deposed Ugh*, warehouses, storage plants, toll weight champion, on tho left, brldgrs and packing and shipping seems genlslty itself an he greets challenger and winner Barney Rosa of Chicago while chairman Joe Triner of the Illinois State Athletic Commission looks on. The Rye Again Takes Unward S t e p In GuT^mor, trLaffoon Of Kentucky Faces Grain Quotation From Pago One) Doubled P r e ssure rY*(Continiwd “ a 1 all other grains were pulled along the upgrade with F r a n k f o r t , k j .. July i l - It. Whaat scored mailmum gain* (AT—Governor Ruby Laftoon o f almost fiv* cents a bu.hel faced double preisur* from with jill deliveries running to new highs for th* a*ason. Waahlagton to call a foetal itaMay wheat ellmbed to tl.M a •ion of th* state legislature. hti.hel and closed at $1.1,1 5-k. • From Harry L. Hopkins, fad- Corn closed with net gains of alaral relief administrator, came a mn«t three cents a buahsl with Mav a Tt 5-8. ■ ••••is yeitertdy afternoon Trading In all of th* pits, ex­ saying Us seem# “ Imparatlva that cept oats, waa at a franaled pace. a special session o f tha legisla­ Short Mllera wora caught In the ture be called at once", to pro­ onrush and ponlahod severely. Official crop atimete Indicated vide funds for direct relief In t&a blue grass stale. Hopkins warned the smallest wheat crop In 40 that unless Kontueliy m$a to years with the July 1 estimate* contribute ita share o f lb* bill, showing a probable wheat crop federal unempteymaat relief fund* of around (M.MOJ0O bushels or for the state will ba stopped about 850,000/WO busHrls less than the anual domestic raquireAag. IS. msmla. Previously Governor LalToon Rye finished with net gain* had received two telegrams from of nine rente a bushel fair the Postmaster General James A. Far­ day and 17 rent* for the last two ley urging him ti Includ* submis­ session*. Th* December delivery sion of repeal af tha ISth Amend­ closed at 11.03 or two cents be­ ment In hla call for tha prepoeed low the peak o f $1.04, special session to tag 3Jt beer. Th# Bread waa |h* cry In the grain messages, received last weak, here plte and throughout the country not been answered, J ( aa tha, price o f "the ntnff of Commenting on the Hipklns' telegram, Gove nor Lalfoon salt Kentucky had no fundi to ap­ propriate for relief purpose*. SCHOLARSHIP EXAMINATIONS A Competltiee ‘gxitniruitiohii fcr ncholnrnhfpn in th* University of Fltniib tnri Torid* Bute College trill he held « t the Sanford Junior High School, Sanford, FloN Ida, beflmdof at eltht o'clock on Thursday morning, Aiifuet 10, 1038. Caadldatea must enroll - with Ihe , county aoperintendnt at the Court Rouae not later ( Continued p-rom 1 ago One) speedier pen.rot lion-of gangster*; federal control of gun shipment* In Interstate commerce, an em­ bargo rn gun import., and re­ vival of religious teachings in the home would go far toward eliminating cel.ling gangs am) restricting Ihe fnrtnalion of oth­ ers from the rising generation: Copeland said hi* rommitlee already had eon.bleieil legisla­ tion to permit the government tq regulate interstate movement* of machine gun*, automatic pis­ tols and sawed-off shotguns, Emphaiilng this need, the New Yorker said 17 New York- "I am aim Informed," he add­ ed. "thal the machine gun* u*rd In Kansas City l » ksjl four pnllee officials apd an e.cap«| convict came from New York City, Cer­ tainly, Ihe federal government can break up this prarllre. "The Importation of pl.l t* ha* bcen enormous In recent venr*. The average run* from .10,(100 to 50.000 a year, but In one recent year il fearhc,) the astounding total of 500,000 weapon* putting a high tariff rm Imnnrtett pi-dol* nr-even an embargn >n Ihrir Importation, except for l-gitlmale purpose*. ApiRhling to Ihe general puhlir for revival of reltainii. frarhlng« In the home, Copeland said: "Many a youth M a y i* a more rrrkle.a criminal than ihe nld hardened convict. We find comparatively ynnnr men en­ raged in th* tn|'«t vieiou* erime. It |a lim* fnr the achool. rhurrh and parent* to revive tn.lrucllnna to the young in trmprrancp and moral. Lumber G roups Submit C o d e Tot Hugh S. Johnson ‘ (Continued From, Page One) fix prices, he declined tu discuss it* contents and added: " I can’t tell if It will be satis­ factory until lha hearings urn completed.” Johnson was informed that the oil industry, whose code hsd lu-rtt returned for additional statistics on emplo) mml, had promised In begin submitting the needed duts Regarding coal the administra­ tor said he had no inlenliin of "waving a bik stick", thst codes for various regions were almost ready fnr submission but that be believed when these were in he OPnCE EflUIPMRNT CO. “ Everything 'F ^ T h e Office” All Ex|N*nne — Personally (’undueted Tuurn to Worlii'a Fnir in Chlragu • ILLINOIS CENTRAL CHICAGO TOURH (Continued From Poor One) FOUR FUr.r, P A Y S A T FAIR nrntrmTray;*rb^'oinfcti'tiW TSIFIGT Iteelf bark where it w*« whm Ihe cla*h of the gold and n nedit groups disrupted it a fort­ night ago. save for this vllsl difference—Ihe gold representa­ tive. weie no longer threatening to wrerk the conference. The most vital monetary prob­ lem* still were a* far from so­ lution a* previously, but the op­ posing group* agreed In drop all dnngertm dy ronlrnllous subJeets and pc reed on a few mostly secondary topic* in the hope the conference mold be krpt allv,* until ihe dollar quiets down an,| real steps lo bring out outer in the world rurrrnry situation m«v he taken. The question of adjournment wn* .aid not to have Ihv* men­ tioned in Ihe day’s committee meetings, but Important confereijcr f irrle. were Inelined lo agree that Ihe pre.ent srhnlule wmdd he completed in tw,i or three week*. Som e thought the ronfrrenre might then rerr«» until Srptem- Trip* of refinement, merit and distinriiun. Including round tri|i rail and Pullman.'Vneala, lodging, trans­ fers. admissh ns Ln k’sJr. Tour “ A” $70,03 Tour **B" $81.03 Make Keaervallona New . C a ll » r W il l* SUNNlLAND ' TRAVEL BUREAU Arc you plnnnirifr a vni’iitlon it. thin Hummer? If no—Stop at the popular HOTEL PLAZA Right in th« rruUr of the city, facing heaullfut Central Paik and the worM-fatnuiia Praila, with store., Ihralrrs an,| piblle buililing. conveniently nearby, (he I’ LA/.A la the natural rendaavuUa of the louml. LOW SUMMER RATES 300 rtgjnii) nil with private Imth. Dine amt Danr^ at (ha MAGNIFICENT NEW ROOF GARDEN The renter of Havana’* Nodal Life. RENE BOLIVAIt. Miinnging Director Cable " I ’laxa” nuuid tall ull (ai li uw among Ihe uperiilur* fur it joint inuring, ln* ikratiuhs were ibL would be suon. Asked stout a grneral call f ir rude., Johnson -aid “ I think I’m going tu .el a da).” Hi- esplained this date, u reasonable kme <l<laht, wi)-M b* followed by orilers for so ii industries a. didnul conic forward within the specified time. Ho would m l discus* extensive ly the question „ f culling on in­ dustry tu ,,slul'lish general mini­ mum w age and muilinum hours at set levels, s ch n» Were sug­ gested In h r sdvl-iiry committees fur lubor, industry and cmsunisrs. The ciimmiltee hud bren tie*vt$>rd us In agreement on 35 bouri and u *11 a week mininqm fur unskilir.l lulior ami (0 hours with $15 fur (.11 white cedar iv iLr |, bqt Jtdinsnn said lb’s was one of many plans, all In » d'holf iM krd" sing*-■ -- - i- ■ P rin tin g 1 MUST GO Paper—Ink and Other Accessories, Necessary in The Printing Busi ness. Ar e. . Advancing Rapidly. is the Time . to Hava , Your Printing Taken 7 Qare Of. 'You Will Profit By This Move. •J t »t Tat aq 111 AN xfgil w t M f l Vuftjr j W t £MTWAL IU. Ha»mdte WEEK BEAUTY SHOP Building P ro je c ts Totalling Big Sam R eceive Approval W A R TO FINISH U.S. Reserve Board (Continued from page 1 ) AGAINST GANGS Vetoes Action F or United and pared down. Secretary lekes, who, a* chair- IS D E C L A R E D Resolution Confab tnon of tho board and admlniatra tor. baa become commander-inchief o f Ur* public, work* cam. potgn against unemployment, said the specific projects approved by tb, board would rot be announced until approved by the Whit* House. He said he hoped that would be Imt;odlaUly. fekes declined to give any indlalign o f th< natur, oT the prop ict* approved or t(ia exact amount nvolvrd. Trt^ estimate of »200,L 100,001) rhtno from hla associate*. II* siptajned that the priiJecU rlfffllnftttd from tKe program had iot been reject*^ but that action on them had been deferred until a future lime. Approal o f plana for road expendltures In the four state* wllj atert construction activities which are estimated to provide 1,381,055 man weak* o f work on a SIKhour week basis. n ils ALL RLANDO u* *t A *9 � 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 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 12, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cac2366b809558d96150e2bf72ebe560.pdf 8853e9bd0315d7309ad824ce5dfd8b09 PDF Text Text agsjfrlg Mtiwera teotghl and Widaaeday. AN INDE1*ENHKNT D A ILY N E W S I'A I'K H SA N FO R D . FLO R IDA. 11 "KSDAY, J I'I.Y . I I . 19.13 LIFE M A T E D . « Dramatic Tale Of Jimmie M attem ’s Experience In Russian Wilds Is Related fsvnrahl. hilly *|>«t about three mile* from the left tank of the Anadyr Itiver, on which the »il* lag* cf Anadyr i» aituatrd. In landing hi* plunr wa* vlrtually d«»troyW. The proprllur waa hrnt, the right wing smashed .»P»Mid«nl a t Kha^rurak. . . , and the (u lla g e and the motor f The' diapatch gave the f lr.'l; uamaged. . comprehensive detail* of the mi*Mattrrn auffrrrd cut* and hap to Mattrrn, who look off Juno |bruises although not of a »eri u» 14 from Khabarovsk for Nome, , nature. _ Alaska, cn another stage of hi* I The ’ place of laiul.nr wa- one solo roiind-the-.world flight. The j of tlie remotest sections, having jTeva flier last week sent a tele- | hut few lnliabiinnl«, but at par 24-Year-Old A th le te Whose Family Dom­ inates “Machine” Is Abduction V Lc tim. MOSCOW, July I t . — W >— A dramatic aDry of how Jimmie Mattrrn, American aviator, wa* loot for 16 dajr» in the wilds of Northern Rnaaia before briny rta* curd waa related rarly today in _ a apccial dipatch to thr newapaper fxvestia fr m ita corrr- ! . Ft>• C n t ( STU D Y TO BE FIRST READING1Full Powers O f U. 5 STARTED UPON HELD ON LIGHT To Be Used To Check RAILPROBLEM RATE MATTER Ways ToKconomizeOn N«*tv Focal Ordinance Handling OfFreight Proposes To Fatah* And PnssontfcrsArr lisli New Rates For Tn He Scrutinized l ’sc Of Fleetricity j ProfiteeringlnBread a l l nee Telegraph* BU SIN ESS SIGNS;REPORTS ISSUED W Mayors O f Cities Announcing Course IN COUNIRY SHOW BY DEPARTMENTS That Will Be Taken QUICKENED PACE OF CITY REGIM E W A S H IN G TO N , July 1 1 c - rMllttltf 'if M Ctfy I'ljl* W A 8 lltN tlTl> N . July II lHiJe || hf I »*ft to c«tl|t>,»«h — A •tu«|y «'f w iv i » • >* lltw (| I O U te Ht ‘ SBfUf th* h ur't'm r nf fi i.of»rntrrii h\ \hM*fwan rail r lUdiicHy* NR • t i rivli .l\ w * r fr.«l riHufi U ft. atnrt.fl uu.nc*ti.‘ tele, rrrn rr iUkkUm . 1') !lf today trliifruphtHl rnayora of j tut*in w> iiifh ■iT'tm rw pim.* twnmi <nifi.t im . it ? lUl*! • mrrt.ng s)t *i»f ilm.it •»n plnf - i m r P n oT i — tr r u t v ^ w * 49 rities In 2A -itlite.-i aaAnadyr, Siberia. *aviator set out to walk to llie ty t ’omni »*» n. | iA I l I 41 K«4 th |t tia tman, th» Ju, calling far ■ » • ceded He* «f Fourteen hour* after leaving 1i l i r r ripiippcd with only a Small nottnrintr that tlui Rovem‘ .i. . end<el>„ a rate* 1 u# an nt tramipurti ■ n w M might » r » » » « «*• Kha'aovsji. the lavestia dispatch supply of rlmeolate and Uacuii*. l*0-<Df«tl jt ment will uit« full powers If i iii#at i*•mg ap* it in tit loitil; (Hill l* muii* *<l > U l w w i far them and Ih d r said, M »ttern notiresi that ht* In his tat1 riou* tick, Mint, in lo prevent "un­ il) .«» jnc«*m )• • ihau In ht* monthly report of police necesftary killttll* H I 4 V TA . July II nqt|try w i l l tv tu'KM) tAh family. WWW the .family malamotor was beginning to falter and' rr<tulrrtl eittht davs In resell the * •( rat** now tn tlVtcll j i; •i p< I up cadenr.- we* tepoiitil I department activities, Chief of warranted increases In broad ta la ri th# silence kept alne» the he ilecided it would he better to flier lajirk. his scanty ( iom|,sup|*l> air i) nl« Du* ilnrtti'in prices." vill 10 iliK U fv d at an p ro . I Ultmy . f f I adii , u » iu kidnaped Frldar land. rday ,n rvaJmc* i f butinrse I Pol ce Roy G- William* atatel that having i*ivcn ,,'it after fln«*e »la> He has received protest# tit **Jirir of th»* t ’ immle-1 , during June a M a t of 64 rave* ef <h' tl«*nt of tf sr I a.*u «. It i u lu r w ^ that Ihr meters Ih tv .ghoul the nation. Finding no suitable plare In ! » f unmh'rinir. What h$* «lnl fi.r I’ elt f U cow* ' alleged law violation were record­ -unreasonable Increase*- tn bread I urn kidnapers renewed deaend* far Ihr wild. ,desnlnte rounlry. he I foo«l th* rvmaintlfr wf th«* tiro* rrn Ifiiti i) I «.i| ar.> R -y u il, from cunintercial c<n ' rd against while end colors I rest- price* in connection with tha i tight »;•!«•«, ami nttor*, {•tight $350,009 n i r a L pressed on. only tn meet, with a | *a« n«»t hriM.|*rt out bjr the « •»«*- nil) I** ill #t«»r »*f Dir were blight spot*, some. d ,n„ cf this city, of this number, processing tax levy of 10 cents 4 t! W lln n h i J >. H. t r ,« a I A la t * tit H»n. virtual e-mplele failure of the m* i«*n«lrnt but *t wn* frit !»*•»•• gl ’.v n, ill happy fact* and re- nln, set-fe dismissed, and four bushel on wheat which want Into Th»»\ u** ?o nu«tt nt the; I* H < t »»!.»• :t >41 Du fI r*i|.lit m * A L B A N Y , N. Y ., July 11. f“ . engine. This necessitated hi* com­ that Im» pmf.ahty put n rlflr pivrn effect Sunday. row nfiYiitovii a t'J u .iib ii ,t the unemployed ard were Itanafctred to other court* I onu la•• Ml wn<il I ■*»i*» iii m« «(• (('untin .«•«! Du Pair** Thn«*) __The kidnaping of John J . D't’on- ing down in an rstremelv unTh# menage said th* “depart­ ck. to-tv fecu* ... car loading*, inor other co-ntle*. •*!«» turet thi **rnue Irt igrht ment of agriculture I* receiving tttll. J r , 24-yaar-oM athlete whose; Hut th* oi In tis ccni.h ciea-.d bulk deposits, hlghir, Arrests were made for the fol- complaint* of unreasonable ad­ ihltflRY'l •nilifioru hr tight atmtlt •l.ctrUlty may train in grain’ ami cotton true* and b»m> I ,ow n« 1li;en with th* »a ii * ty vance* in bread price* In your f«» nit r n ill per,'- Ill l*-d C- fie.at ra n KHitl ■ i f iiuitor )!»•».* Mitt uthvt u agiubituial airs*. r.c*t without a license; 13 for dlt- territory. Th* department disap­ i..poicd to hi. rule for known yesterday with wi.rd that trnr *|uirtAititiii ujtni* ir ■ ' t'nlted hr He- sli-el icpurted oideily conduct; five for selling prove* of increases In th* con­ (t l.'i,, a cuiu, uri. on of from N*s York thai unfilled ur- lottery tickets; three for recklcee sumers' breed colt* in exceeds! hla ab kictors were ilemanding a .ev.ally”. he n d d .-l il will ,1 geuvial lighting ntW .1, - l.i June had increased 1*6. tiiIvlng; four fur drunkenneet; two the amount Invulvetl in the mar­ ilcul p ith III iio’lli of h ■I dim,! rana>m payment of 1250,000. 'tu t the pic-ru t gen, ml .'hi,i tons, maku.g a total of 2 ,l<'6,- va.li for itrunkennete and die- ket commodity price Irvcreaeee inclirb U . than •uili.ud treigbl. O'Connell disappeared **Hy Fri­ ale tchr.Vtle I* plrstnlvd 7i>| ton*, rt.r cotton future* mar- ^rdrtly conduct, robbery, and plus th* processing tax. ing the tiliculion « f eontainci*. day morning. Word of the kid­ In cae* of bread special vigii d , io»ed \«hh r.et gain oY *2.45 petit larcry. ar.d nn* each for opdemountable I i n k l*«lo mol naping, however, waa withheld lm ?e in me Icon*umer«' Interest^- T T atir.g g r i r While drunk;' ~3IiT tn+t rht-g— Kte-------------7 - . ..l .f 1^^. . ,.f ..i..ili,«n Hi. Hie |.iep iseil 11 He. eliPr from police by the family u n b r is imperative. This Is nu time fee* Birmingham, A la . rail mill j f cliaiging lire arm* in th* city ii. I, i general Inditing |U piue'it. reduction in w .irh l of lh H a lT > r3 e in i by th* klJuapef* pyramiding. Placing unwarrantaJ limits; rnur.hr; hvlng an escaped th. Tcnn Coal, lien and Railby the idmary toci i device, or the pr lilem ........... I burvlens on th* consumer should If details of the negotiations were city ptisonrr; violating “ Stop” r»ad Company, gave employment rl— i; „f an iiilivi lial rating our forutar||inc com uni . I he I * not b« tolsrated. Th* attorney made public. I'xprt* III ■••• of ne kilo salt to l.< l *>«»i» additional worker*, and sliest law; speeding; assault. Intinh of tin- Pail* i general la being Informed of com­ Tha polite did not become aware * W A S H IN G T O N , July II.— (d l the II.Mi Man fartuimg t'ompa i'olica fine* collected during th* plaint*. C H IC A G O . July I I . (dh It) i j .\gcni y tn il» ril •' •• . l(iie*l*eii •on mn. 11 tak.i servbe at apef the abtktcllon until last night — Secretary Wallarr *abl lust (iroxieatel 115 v,dl> and ap I ny of .Macon, Ga., amiiuir.ced tbit ruonln totaled |387, hr reported.’ Tampa was on* city mentioned. when the newspapers, which had night he oulil proceed with hi• ■hot up more than H cent* u j d livrry and il,*1 u e ,<f n».*t t Mir number of empluyee in the . . ■ly •v f*. single Th* June report of the City of Frederick Clenuon Hove*, heed nf withheld the publioatlor\, of the program for rutting American tuahrl and dragged when! out of truck* a- uu\. -ui" t„ or tub'll | lin n ’s millwould vutually be would t e rtierged tor as ful- ; ib.iHdnl soon to meet the national .Sanford's water department, ten­ the section in th,, farm ailmlnUlutes for tail -ervoe paM utarl* f lt i atsry, spread the news of th# kid- farm production deaplt teday'* • *1 nip to new h gh prices. . lott Iraliun lu. protect th* interests ef in teriiural uren* " I ti-vtde rode Mm* than 30U • dered last night before th* 1‘lly forecast of tha smallest harvest D iplnf. • Spurred by the belief that the consumer* said, “ Every effort III CMnmlaeli'ii. indicate* that a total lie u-l 1,1 tlmt a on list unit iilowatl for the * ,*,iik*i* miuld he given employ of grain Including corn. In drJohn J . J r , Is th4 only son of will he made to check aihranca* In :kl rents a bushel processing tux srruld lc crralril 1" -kul wi'h j.u fir 'll kvv h li < 3 i . of 17.0O6JOO gallon* „f water wat in .nth; nine | ment ami total nag* payment John J , one ef tlAte brothers cade*— the result of th* w ont food prices where they are un­ on«umrr» t • Sengtr ••■rvivr ................... it pumped during th# month. ' '•Hi. fur the tl s| b » h ; tight! piaelirally ihmbled. who dominate the IJsmocratlc or­ general c r:p damage In 50 years. »n wheat would turn justified.'' The np u ri inkcatee that SI The crop reporting board, a s-'th e "black bieud”, traders turned po-dhly the I'li- •ng< i t frelpht ..iii fur ilu nett '’.it kwh; erven1 Along with the bullish murt ' ganltation ef Albany and Albpny (fonttnued On Bag* Three) aesalng damage from j x c e y iv e , ,|( th<J pii „ n<) | the sstvpv Olirht t.«- c .nvhwpjd updui ‘ •e|- (, i the I r ' l 4 di kwh 11 in* ul in CMti'U the Chicago gte-w ■• nt ■ f»r Iht r u t I! k iv ii, and matket wa* given a ■*n*atiuli lo*‘Samuel A r- hrat, drought, and storm* up to trhde with huge purchase order*. one ii* nd i Millulusl kwh when rye jumped eight cent* a T h r roilrund hail •h. 'll <• ^ Tiv« . ’il fur_all < enowlta, law partner of Edward Joly 1, predicted that the year's Su great wa,i th* demaml that bdehrl; wh at and other grain* ordinatinu cumin tt > fur •*'- " *3 |.| month J O'Connell, received on Friday, wheat harvest would he the small­ . est since IH'i.i and m re than the De,einler detivery shot up to F a il. West and Segilhra ’ on' No llil'llllllv I..11 - hall I >• r»n. si.Id *t higher price*. waa the first Information that I *a<I ,v it - i.ffirtals at Macon te100,000,000 bushels below normal within an eighth of to cent* a mi m-st Friday Fj» tninn vv ' ! .1’ - 1 Utld. • Mu u, lulf for an |iurt,d young OTConnell was held for inatkrd inerva-rs in domestic need*; that the corn ; nin.ailii h itm.i *<■I .'it bushel liefer# profit taking near hero with t h .-r vnniiidtl.v ranaom. The third brother Is Dan­ fn j-hl vo.l |in- rnger liaffte oft crop would be one of the f. ur In ad 'itlon to th c-ntrul • .1 1. 1 . . i. W A S H IN G TO N , Ju ly 11,— (JF) elnl,-re,| al ail tail*I-»di thi n, h nn Mle lltm iel P, poorest In 32 year*, and that the eltis, p.lleH it d.wri tn h i 3-4. itkt.iMt at Wruhingln'i M. • will i Monthly interval. — President Roosavslt lit tod* today nr-T e ll Eddie (Edward O’Connell) and are tin** pis. the output nf <al* would be the A year ago today, rye for Itrcem- i.r rrgipiuil niganiialiimi i" •payable ii |hiii |n •nlftlioti. All Continuing t h e i r efforts tu ganited a recovery council com­ that we're ( ) t his nephtw and llghteat since IH'j*. Krnm \ugu«ta. t;* . larok slat, her drllW ry sold at 3ft ernts a to the ri'ginrint vn n dlrialu i 1 "<■ h H p/vi.l in in Ii i ,thin tn day, ment- fnr the fit t half of 1933 bring lo jiiiHice all person* found posed of cabinet and all special that he will hear from us", a It* estimates, regarded as mitt.*-* natiinl l»y tin tadi* * l-i ! from (lie iLV. . f p|. -• iilali.iii-liail ii..vs.*,| heavy increases in 'one violating tho lottery ticket ordi­ administrator* lo combat the ecuarsffted voice advised Aronowiti. gloomier than private rrr«rta nf bushel. noun- emergency. 'It l-e diMiiuide 1 nt lu I erv, nt." Wheat, after a downward start, ,-uch, tnorc w II he n le.-I. .-1 i- ii high as a million dollar* nance, local police yesterday aft- I f he tells the polic# we’ll kill recent weeks. Indicated an ag­ F'rank C . Walker, New York, ■ inoon brought two negroes Into reel -r ard under him a|) u l • * * The p r--.n t rate in bank depo tt* for the .vine him .- . gregate crop of c rn, wheat, oats, turned smartly upgraA-. The >|ay Irvaiurer of the Democratic N a­ ikdlce Court where they were Hntn< in thi Mississippi ihlta vario « phit-. , o( operatmi , 1 md of ei neral h •ittig a During the ik y a latter was re­ horley, rye and flaxseed of 3.- tuition rvachnl u peak uf l l . l *1 h*« tional Committee, ia executive « r f l-roefieinl and an agr-cullui- hsn.h.l stiff fines T o r,,. lilClulUi* -ulaliv ULJ. L. Hi /till ib - ’ ceived advising the O'Connells to 7ft3.204.000 hushela. Thi* would a bushel, with all ileliverie ubove llo -y were DeWitt Gregory, secretary. The super council wa* al agent *i M m h i I ii * raid M ndev the ro-ordlnalur's .,n:ain '. " It vent |. r k (or the first designate intermediaries and fur­ he l,40«.t>9n.OOO bushel* below a dollar a bushel at thr clo-e. May who was fined >16 after belnq railed to meet today Instead ftf I'm kwh ii i,| iti.ui the month; downpour* in Mint section list wilt keep in n-ntart with lh >' ther Instructing (hat a code te last year’s harvest of these wheat cl.sed at II.0B 3-4. found guiltv •of selling lottery the regular cabinet meeting. T h 1" lent, fur lh. . used In the classified section of crops and 1,105,306,000 bushel* inn kwh; Itrrii worth *1 hast a million ihd ticket*, ami Bam Mu hell who group will inevt each Tuesday In Rea,ting to the proceasing tax riers' comtnltte.-i to h»l|» tie (Continued On I*age Tw o) it filiO; and Ini - to cotton and trurk farnie.a wa< fund V ’fi fur pmsrming lot­ placa of cabinet meeting*. below the average output for on wheat, flour pr.cea at Minm-ap- ordinalur reh-ct m aM -r- t - ' • •ight r. 11. f„r th By in |i>. rounlry M unt.n led | in. i . this unuiual method, Roosevelt tin ) the fire-year perlosl, 1D26 In 1030, olls registered a *p,vtaeuliir $ld>0 studied. At times tin- n e tonal •> A textile mill at Fayetteville, tery llckeli and |25 for selling get* around hi* table al the earn* inclualre. B hailrel gain. I'a rr)iu g pries* rccturs al-.i may N V., announced n D> peteenl lottery lickrt* Many large areas In the Mid­ t„ the highest level sine, -lulg, gntl.itia on their IMAII accuuiits 61. E Smith, white, charged tim* all chiefs of hi* special re­ incr. a i t « it employe* and anEs-tnian >i»ter «luy al «4 it» ••! dle We«t have the poorest crop 102U, an I lit more than double the with disorderly conduct, waa fined covery agencies for a united at­ nth........... theru repor‘ t .1 tack on the problem. outlook In the memory of their q-olatim* curront in D r.cm ler, O. 1’. tlnille, uf II*. tulip T »\ * ’ # |.V humni.iig macl-.iivry Dial had t *»n 6f**tings are to lie hald In thi Becanae several persons waited oldest farmers with the pros­ 1932. Family patent* sold at »*■•'>« superintendent of Ir t- 6|Mlf(*>• •I. Ed Randall, while, charged with idle fOi lonte lime. executive offices. However, Ibu eeitll the last day in Juna or the pect of airy harvest eliminates) a barrel. drunkenness, was fined ft>. lor Louisiana an. 1 J. 1i»A /i'f tl»V Zells G. Stronger, w h i t e , caldoet room was too small and days of this month to poy no grain to sell, will hare no op­ The Department uf Agrieulture S'Uthrrn Parilic (*<.m mny, a charged with rrckless driving, today’s meeting was held in IM I r IM S city taiee, th# trees erations of which, with little or haa figured that the prvce-,iug lector of the car |MM|| i.K icfl. Mean­ W A S H IN G T O N '. Ju ir ||. wa* dismissed while Wilbur Gor­ President's own office. ury of the City of Sanfofd on no grain to sell, will Imre no op. tax im wheat Dour ia fl-'ln u bar­ Thi* section will lit III with in* 11* The Nat j, nil | ,ii„ih.r Manudon, negro driver of an automo­ while the Prceident ha* directed uk - Saturday night contained a total portonlty of sharing In the re­ rel »f I ml pounds, which reunite* Lila of reAiring Iht* uniUKr «t> fucturei i* A ... uii.-.u ha fd. I bile which figure,! in a collision a complete survey of th« govern­ « f >3,156^6 which can be used cent advance of farm price*. about 4.60 bushel* of grain ,li the hauling of empty u ii **dh the o o K c iy ailniinistratinn with that of I he car driven by ment'* entire fiscal situation. After reading the report, W al­ Al a inv-lu g uf the C'vnlral Cor general g r a t i n g expenses. As regloral dir, tui Ko-tmivii making Thus the lax, which be­ « Ciule of fan (Ii|ti|- lilinn 1 r the b Ini id* t.'mmcil of I*haiulwr* of Mis* Stronger, wai fined $10. The Meet ef these persona waited lace said that In hit opinion the came rtTcctlv* Sunday, acco-Mad named: Eastern, tl J. tlerniao. ,d •'Mil.- Iinnlier ,11.1.1 try. Pul,he t.oinin* i.'r. In 13 at Ml. Ih.ra Itn- fine wa* paid hy II. 61. Rumbi*)", antn Jens 30 In the hope that crop outlook Indicated greater for all liut 12 cent* uf yesterday'* PiMnhurgh, Pri-»ls|eM of the '("IIh lllinr will h,. In-1.1 III day- inurning, it wai doflidlsly drctded under protest. neee**lty rather than leas for . the C ity Cammla»loner* would ex­ IV n lirn , l , % 1 hrn e. rise. The 12 ernts extra was aol-l lour rallri-nd: Following * raid on a home, Mini .‘-'eimnnla l ,unity i* I i I* tend the tlma for payment of 1032 hla program for resluring the to te due 1» increased cost of Ih-nlner, uf t'hicago, lll-.^former Karel pul-ton and C. 61. Ilodgsr, Tin- imjii liy Mm Ikromes Mu fcalurrit ...... . Me Hornla exhibit prcsIdvrH of live ('I ih u x o tirent taxoe Still another month. Th* or- rutpot of farms. whit* persons, were charged with •ediii.l oirvi.r gii.op i . rr.ier Ml.. -T h e exceedingly short grain wheat. at Mie IVurl.l • Fair in Ghtrago on •Voa was aot forthcoming, and pots+fMon *»f IWiuor *n«l r*fu*tm? lt,i,in,; and Bakers havc calculated that thr IVvsteru rail rood rsnd Boulhein. •. ^uVeenment vai>, rrop this year, while It soiree the hooka were declared cloeed on E. Weaver, of Savsnnah. ii-iu-rsl l uur limiting progtam. I he rollon ^alurtkiy, Aug. 6. to aid an officer. Both person* to seme extent the surplus carry­ ■hare uf thi* tax applicable in a Fundxy A | >1 has l.««u set are expected to lie In Court next Nearly 27 percent of the 1932 J u l r . L The tax sal, will be held over from teat year, can easily pound loaf of bread is .16 rrnt, or i inrags-r of lh, ( vntral of Gruigia lexlil.- iodin try wa. find. It i i . id,- ai Volusia County Day; 6londuy afternoon. City lax assessment roll had beau ea Labor M y , so that persona now j wa* v M,nritnlu. lv m.lirated tha*. hailroa'k 10 pcrient on a & rrnt loaf. In cause both farmers and'city P*°* Ike lulSl--r rude |,r,.|>4. id a na­ M -n.l*y A ug.’ 7 I* to to b* Lake Mbaqoeat have until that timo pla to lose sight of the fact many plares, th* price of bread J. E. Hedge, wh9«. »"»• «"> •• collected through last Saturday, it tional maximum of » IM hour County day; Tuesday, Aug M vvnll this home and charged with dis­ waa reported to tho City CammiaI* pap IN S taxes without penalty. (Centlnoed On F ig # Tw o ) yrster.ksy waa advanced a cent Msriun county day, and orderly conduct, wa* dUmia»*o sian (set night by City Clerk F, d. N n r-k , this Ir, L - , down to he Only a few weeks ago the treasor more a loaf, the bakeri m nItl In rertain test not, H u- vrngev Wednesday, Aug. U Is 4o l>* when he t#sttfi»d that ha wax Lamson ury hud bom reduce.) te lees than L e a v e tend’ng that th* Intention uf thr Tbe total amount uf th* 1932 v.ere nli.r regional, *if Is |ir.if<-*se.| Orangu County day. Hrovaril, merely * visitor and gueet foe >7*0 and tltg Cpmalaakmert had agrkphyral act was to Irurrase tax assessment U $29033356. The L O N D O N , Ju ly 11.- 4,I*» -1 he WllenlMJit nn th. , irl of induitry O -reola ami Indian llivvr rounrio* dinner. many drastic steps which wagrs and help rtplaca equipment Robert Bullard, charged with •mount collected so far It $76.­ imirlia trig will chimeo tho tv inaining day* ili-ering ,ri'liiiolllre uf the cin­ raising lh,. a vnnr b» undertaken un­ M r and Mr* Karl Lehmann ev- a* well aa help the farmer. namic cunferi-mr t«..l») a.hi|drd a p o w r of their wotkvrr to the |N 4 in the p*ri id, Aug. I through disorderly conduct, was fined $10, 736.74, leaving a balance to be ; > Improved. As a pact to leave here Thursday bv Attorney General t'umming* level Aug I I , which ha* l-vcn srt aiide while 61ancle Oarens 6nd Charlie collected of $2I4J»6A1. The col­ tioas, salaries train for Chicago where for lh* yesterday said that any pruflletr- i.-port providing tlut Ihr paili-y lection is 26.72 percent of th# to­ Smith, In court on a timilar tu boost Central Florida cuuidie*. will discus, llie -liver and nreduced, month beglnnln* Ju ,V Ing in brvad would b« strppc.l by tal. Htmiiiol* County was rvprv- charge were fined $ft each. t tha Comreiseloa- Lehmann will take an active pa»t by licensing the ulTrfl.ler*, if need .li-hlrilm »* q-ealion and *urh other Under an ag reament reached J K. Kendrick, charged with Mull'd ai this inviting hy Mr. and • ubjerte at tho sul, rom ildlti** In farthering Florida’s cause at be. He said a maxim m rise ■/ bsing drunk, being dleorderly, end between the Commissioner* ami s *W M -rsslrt: •B o th « r Alrt. H F. Haines. Mr. and Mr*. sgree can he dealt with ivtth'-Ot » » S In cawera) gxpena* when the World's fair. rarrylng a concealed weapon, wa* the Bondholders’ Protective Com­ 1 1-4 cent a loaf was ail that A LTO N , I L L , July I L — (A1)— L D Haines, Mrs. Margaret " Mr. Lehmann, who will he In seemed Juitlfieil under the prrs- Jii«rn*ion. finiil $6 o neach uf th« flrat tw j mittee last year, tha Committee No word of AutruH Leur, 77, llainei, all of Altamonte Springe, charge*, and had th* third charge promised to prevail upon the holdT h a course wa,» racoinriiended charge of civic and industrial par­ *nt price of wheat and *he new *»mi-itivi,lii| honker, tia* Irvrn re­ ■ml Kerl l.f bnunh, of Sanford. month by (he monetary drafuiar camticipation, will spend the ' ora of bonds It represents tn dedismissed. tax. ceived elite- kidnaper* triced him making talk* before elvi« clubs mlttee an the action wa* laktn by el e r a canceled approxiaM$aty Ella .Martin, charged with reekin hi* home ai he reeled In h 'l within a wide ra lu* of Chicago, adopting the gr .up’e rrp,ift. $790,600 In past due Intereat eft let* driving, waa fined $5. I. dr m,in *lip|i*M le-fore relirHioL E G IO N T O M E E T handling radio broadcasts from Jamr* M. Cox, mnnb*r of lh* llr wai abduct*.! I d night by a Fletcher Jonee and Joe Jones, bonds provided th# tax colldgtlfn B U L B IN G PKMMITH th# Florida exhibit, and in gener­ munrlary cumroltti-e, said the comely young wmiuux ui.d tw> negro boy# charged with the lar­ In Sanford reached 40 percent (Ma When membore of Campbi'Ilal doing everything possible to d i­ UuiUing permit* iaeunl ikirinc ^rroup had uaanimt.u.ly agreed on m<n. Uelniiv*, carerly await com- I..)*"inr Post of tha American Le­ ceny of lemon* from a local atore, year. rect the attention of Fai? visitors June from the City Mail total*,! procedure for the fu l-ra pr >rram. The Cummlislooeri last night « muniratlon from thr kidnaper*. gion mret at lh* Legion Hut at were transferred to Juvenile coon. vial tom to tha S14JS0 for the five permit.* issued, f Prime Minister discussed plans for a paraoan|sj o’claek In July eooJ Aud prospective . Jack Jnhnton, charged with lar­ Bea'wM. H On o‘rl'H-k tonight they will dbran vatu of all larger IlD IL IIIN G ‘ ‘ - be that roj Florida aahlblt Canada, said .at tha an-l of the IUIMU II H I A G ) S ruts lending a repr***nlaUv* to ceny. waa transferred to the coun­ t^hmann’e abaerwe, according to a report Issued txfcy .who bovt as yet failedtopny tymeeting that “thi agrtenivuLivlil the midiummer Legion conference by City Clerk F . 8. Lamson. N R A V A N A rJ u ty 1^ 1 "— A office# will he Johnnie B. Smith, charged with 1932 taxes. The plaa U to tpfeal permit smooth (irivgreai'k loler- bomb burnt today in front of tha which La lu b« held at Daytona ■aafatelaod by Baloh Bagwell, a* plumbing or ~*tM UiraI permit* disorderly conduct I* lo be tried to the civic pride af Urn Beach July 21 and 82. Other matnatlonal coatmarcial debt, bHh American Club, breaking window* to Mr." Lehmann, and. IT. arere Issued daring the month, neat Monday, a* la K. W . Robison, as well a* to “aall hiaa" while the total •mount of b. tid­ long aad xhoet terra arc cn t h r ^ ,m| nd damaging front of lbs build- te n of Importance are to be lak*n M . Papwerth, trade body idea af wiping cut nearly Orlando a u , (barged with up, said W. H . Shepherd, poet sgetida of the conference althougbNnr. A porter wa* wounded ia the ing permit* issued (hiring June who U aenr tectiverlng ot of tha antataadlag debt. business without i license. commander this morning. war debts ar« sot UcM edL J U f. serious infectlen. tm A L B A N Y . July l l e - ( A . I \ k Breakiag * thrs#-*y *d*i*e*. lU n .f ir a rf “ Youeg John” OToaaetl. U > ; n r ^ U aephew of apatite Democratic leaders. Das and Ed OTeniwtl Inlay •lrPfTTi'rrtf r rom 'Various Police TineF HeportB Total Of M Cases renters D i s c l o s e Of Law’ Violations Same Bright Trend if ;,z :r :;!P L A N o f cutting r y e s h o o t s u p GRAIN PLANTINGS MORE THAN EIGHT TO BE INSTITUTED CENTS A BUSHEL Action Will Be Taken Traders Think Tax On DespHe Heports OF Bring Back “Black Bread” -Very Small Harvest & Roosevelt F o r m s Recovery C o u n c il Large Docket Is Heard B y Police To Fight Problems Judge Wilkinson City’s Treasury Has Taken Jump Lately leUmlx1!* Hiicly Files Recovery, Officials Seminole County Day Set At Fair For A * .r» Nearly 27 Percent Of City Taxes Have Been PaidThus Far Report Adopted By I*arley Committee Lehmannfl Wfll To Attend Exhibition No Word Is Received From Seized Banker S it L " -J L -H ______:___________ :_____ -a -. �Handed 7 To 3W in A t ta When Outfielders Go ng And Misjudge Balls Each tram ram rad eight hits, with neither herler having mack of yn edge although llart. a ll:it* baseman collad ta pitch when th* Br-ins’ now barlar. Wilt. f i J r l t0 arrive In flaw, woa stinger with bit putra than waa Burkhardt. who walhrd ait man. Tha Hruint anoeunrrd tha titnIng of a player named Fay F*rriah from Montatoma. Go., and Cm try Witt, a pitcher from he goto a hit In tomorrow’, ram* bo will hare tied the league record of haring hit safeiy in Id game* straight; Abbott, far some of M* u.ual, cotuialunt hitting; Hopeia*, for or. eibibitl*n at hat and In the field which mark* him a. a likely looking young pro. pact who ia narrr worried Ir h* male* a hobble, Tig* Miner, on* *f the Central and finally the entire Sanford Flarido Bom ball League’* out- rut field hecauM, erring that Ihe alandlag kurlere, hi* ninth eietory atrong wind blowing toward Is IS gam**, wh*a before a the plate waa going to rut down large crowd gathered at Coen* l!n« drier* nine time* out of ten, yeaterday, th* M a came from played In el's# while the Cocoa behind to ocor* a 7 to 3 victory outfield hugged the far reach**, which had a aurprla* ending aa much to tha .orraw of the Co* Rabbit Bonner”, line driea jin ­ coa fan*. gled eladad Howard to f i f W l 1* Th* Fed*, now tied with Dayto­ Bonner to acor* back of two na and Cocoa for firet place, renoser* before the bell reached open a fie* gam* home atand th* Iafield. The Fed* earned hare tomorrow with New Smyr­ na. Thuraday It will be Orlando; only two of their seven run*. Did th* Fed* earn th* gam*T Sunday it will be Daytona; TueaWell, when they entered th* alath day coma* Lar.burg, an,| finally it l a II i> i Inning, th* Fed. had ooeured Thuraday will bring Cocoa. TueaNenea bjr InnlRfi; bat one hit and ’ on* run off day’* game, count oa leagua ■ A M L lilM M I. ■■■ iil> i i — 'ft* Ta**■Tallin . __ f|# ••• IS* Bummmry II um bittai] In; llraftf. o'clock. whole of a good ram a only to atart at Knraii Cm, I'rurp, MrhUc. Th# lacax inira; **. Mp4k« |, William* Twn bd*a looo. When tbo alath Inning had ■ n r o H i i %m Ml*. Thr## baa* Ml. Wll« i« f ended the Fada hod three hit*, IV»nn#r. li«m» llom* run. Il*uiill. Hucrl* t l« r r i« r .n If ft n«««. MHIin. Murubr. Uurfor.l j nearly a acralch double woa l U n e a . ||. ft HinUn bBMi, Cufw K#rraisl. HrM#r Ahhe.if. } h . . 4 lr. H|i*kP, W * it llama K«rnt4 rum. M s i m f II, #f 4 I. New IImyrnm l I*ft Howard mlejudged Abbotl'e loop­ X I m . rf l Iu m s , Utabirg 19. New Umyrma *99!• »b • ft. rttfuck uut. by llurt I. Until ing liner, and three rune which 1 1 r ' 1' •H, C ft bMnli 1 tUbog on balls, off llnvt 9. Minor. i> i had tied tha wore. off llurk h«r«tr ft. If It kv pllrhaf. Ilurrln bjr Hurt. Cut bjr llurhhnf.lt In th* eighth, with two out. I I’nral and Carp#ni«r. Jo* Barn** caught on* to lino drive It to right-center where » ; ! * ; ! ; o a y t o n a *. o r l a n d o i . Joke Baker ml.judged It oo that j ]* J •• O R LA N D O , Ju ly 10,-L o n g dieit fell for a olngl*. Abbott j •i j i t tone* slugging by Early Joiner •mocked out a legitimate triple J Ji 5 * an-l some fins twirling by ancient aa tha neit pitch, (coring Borneo • t u t s George Cusack, gave th. Islanders bofor* Maxwell woa an Infield t _ '__________ * _ . ■ 4 l0 I triumph over the Orlando out ■ ti s t tt II t|Tlgera here yesterday afternoon. Th* Indlhna In tho maantlma, " "** ete sot WM lh* second defeat, after having .cored their three iso . . . e .i and they mo'Jb only five hits. Big no* In a firet inning which **w ls?w«!l", |*>t|l,W iM 't l A t l f Baksr, Orland > hurler mokMinor in n peck of troable, had 'ai!2., M,,wTfi, **..h?’r ! ln* M * mound d ,b j* ln th* league, continued to peck away at Minor, nm ., iu * . w»* touched for nin, hits, locltidpatting men *n th* baeee In all " ‘.' ’I Ir/J. ■'* | Ing. thrMLOitoa haso koooke.--------bat the., third, ad eighth Innings. «<td not walk o batter, With th* tcore tied, the In­ n tills, aty Mlaur t . 1*nd k**1 0,,,J bod Inning, Ihe diana mlaoad a chance to gu out front agaln In the seventh when :;TMb *«.h;;v.rja fif,\ w h ,u * w ' nd ---------scored on JfrMullon'o tingle. Jako Baker, who had reached tA T, I.BK8 IICKG 4. Joiner’* tlickwork came into third on a two has* error and passed ball, mad* th* tnistok* of plowing for horn* after Maxwell caoght HxrreU's high fly for a aoeond out. Naturally, Joke woe lot*, for Maxwell hxrd'y aver The eighth and ninth were unuveutfal for tho Indlano, rope, dolly so oftor the Fed* hod eurprised even Ihemselvei by srort.w three runs In th* ninth. Ilcra’s how thay did IL • That rather ropobl* Hill# short­ stop, Hopkins, mod* a low throw of Mixes grounder for a two baoo error to open he in­ ning. Pert struck out. but Chopman wolkod. Minor fll*d out to right os Mix* went to third al­ though he rims near • being thrown out and wc.uld horo hod Hopkins thrown Edge's rday to third, Paul Bonner, whoso single In tha sixth had given him on unbroken string of IS game* In which he has secured on* or more hits, waited until ha sow on* that lookod good and hit a lino driea toward Howard. That individual, whose mlsjudgment earlier in the gam# had Iant Timcfi helped tie the tcore, fell th* pill strike the end of hi* finger tipi and th#n quit cold. A* though ho had been struck over th* head, ho seemed to atop dead In hie track*, appearing as though ho wm thinking about something. Tbo ball rollod botwssn hi* feet, and, although Chapman had olowod dowR at second and B in­ ner at flrat as Mix* scored, both af them croaased th# plat* be­ fore Howard could retries the Tuesday ball and throw It to thg infltld. Three unearned runs com* In A fter Fifteen Years, oa what * 0* teortd os ■ single and thro* bass error, Here Is the REA L Tha I adloos scored in tha first About the oa Howard** single, Harrell's Truth •aerifies, McCully’s walk, and W ar! Wall’* long triplo to right. HopU ni. attempting th* oqu*«M play, boatod toward Minor whs mad* a Police Descend On Haujite Of Gang In SUCH IS LIFE CHICAGO, Tha Sanford Junior tram loot another gome to lake Mebrae on the Ninth S tm t diamond Sunday, toeing by a • to 4 score. The tram did not Mam to be able to get to Wynne during the fin* flea innlnga, hot after they got started they managed In remora him In faror of Clyde Homage. Homage farrd little bel'cr than Wynne, hot the rallying darted too fete. Triple, by H. Rina* hi the flrat a.«l hy Stamper In tha preanth were the feature hit* of U u game. Thunday the tram will go to Lake Monroe for an .eahibitlon yeaterday oa isfanaatloa that tha guumea are bolding John (Jake the Barber) FactoF'for a huge rarvion. Th* raider*, under Capt Daniel Gilbert of tha aUtoa’ attorney*, office n u b a am ber af flying trip* into auburhaa haageato of the gang after a load had been provi.Vd by a disgruntled aweetheart of on* of th* men. But Factor, who ho* bean mim­ ing nine <hy* now, waa not found and a? information oa lo hta whereabout* waa uncovered. Cap­ tain Gilbert said. Maantlm*. th« girl Informant waa bald Incommunicado on order* of Ihe oiflc ol, who Indicated ,ah* Til* hf'irt •« rofaeraf Idlka N"Hfnn r /nly l* -t# V -P e * that tha akdnctiow af tha (poeulator woa decided »pah In ’’mis# tha monay. The i Jm of Factor’d to t me baa been tha .abject of badoMarable tpacalalioo. Doapito naaaetiono of naaociatoo to’the contrary, raman pan lit that recast ■nrket •paratiooa bar* netted him i U h j mill! in dollar*. d ia m o n d " B A U , POam V t RD Don to tha fact that tha Dal Malay team will bn onablo to play t .night, tha gmmo that waa achadoled to ba played between that team and Firestone ho. ban poetponad uptil tomorrow night Thnroday night. If tha waothar permit., a game will bo playod hare with tha Ocaaa AO Star*. Thla game waa rained oat. laat Thunday night Friddy Edgeneed and Flreetana will toagto op. I tin* a. th If M (Mfham. rf t l»iB p * f , r ... r ■h |f ». IVrtuht. rf I I ) H U I b» , p M am m ary: Run* hatf#«l la, ITjrRR# K i o o r m i n , II Rln#a. W it* Hum* Mitt#l. r«rft«)l, C RIm «. My* r ic h . K * llv T w o Im n bit* » l l « i •». K e lly . •* I I I i i m T l r r r Ha m hit*. If. n in * « H i» m n » r *tnl#n X m . C. M u rn »«», |. lU r n if t a . W ynn* . K « t . Iy . K vmm*. r H in t* , ftfcrrlek. leUft on |. M onro# f. fUnfnfel ft. M lru rk o»ii b « W ynifti ft. he lU r n * •*# I. h r llT o t la ln t f 7- R o m on X II* nff lls n u f * I. H it ■. off W y n n # ft in ft Innlnaw, o f f l l a r M f * I In 9 In nin v* W in n in g p ltrh # r. W in n * l/>*lNft p l f r X r . Vlyotlaln* 1’pi|»lr#B: M u m and O f U a b y . Ikortona II ■sinus: OrUrnl.1 Hum mar; 9. Iluns*. . _ I I IT II X 1.1 so* ssi ••• tea see l l j o e hotted I*. J a l n . r M c M a ll.a . Tw o I s m S hannon T h r e e has# hllB, Ju lm hllB. Jn im Ksrrinr.s, I ul_ - - .* »•*?». Il*rrls tn r*|. hjv'h In irnrlee: Wllllsmsnn ic Wall hr l-»fl nn has**. Day ten* T. <trU n,|., J R a n . „n l.slls. o f f f*u. **'h *.' »ff Hah.r 1. Mirurh out. by ''"Sire*. Oil*1^111 and ll#nrjr. Tim*, l it Textile G r o u p s Well Pleased With New Code ‘(Continued From Pag* One) trie# to .peed .up productive ty working employe* longer liourr before tho rd e goes Into opera­ tion; Instead of hiring new help Immediately. Mr. Roosevelt's quick action last night and tho desiro to bring other basic industries un­ der th« act's provision, la aimed b7 the administration at eurh'n* tho production which has grown to gigantic level* In th* re e f nt weeks, while purchasing _j»w ff_ i. logging far behind. The textile agreement wo. the flrjt presented by a ha.ie Indus­ try. However, other maj r Indus­ trie*, Including steel, coal, oil, wanton's apparel ' and automo­ bile*. are understood by ^fjinoon to bo fast approaching agree­ ment. whirh will be presented for hearing soon. Tha momentous first cede woo signed In th* preeenca last night •f Secretaries Roper and Ickes, law h W . Douglas, dlrtctor af the budget. Turner W. Bottle, so­ ul*tent secretary of l*b»r, nod the grtmim.tration I* coniide-Ing a direct mean* fit bringing other induatrle* under th* tarn.* of the national rec ivory act If thay do not com* forward promptly with tho trod* ogreemaaL .• Attorney General Gumming* yeaterday gave an Intorpretotioa to Preaident Roc.evelt that th* mandatory previaiona of th* act cannot become effective until a e.d* lo actually prelcrlbed and thought is being given to Mtting up, perhape, a temporary Mrie* of rode* to .pur indu.trie. into th* agreements. Annual Meeting Of Clearing-HouseJs Set For Tomorrow RA TES cord Srlth the federal govern­ ment’s new agricultural adjust­ ment act. , "It was hoped to have this in­ formation available In time for our annual meeting,’’ Pratt said, "bat the job of fitting Florida’s citrus marketing methods to Washington’s idea la a compli­ cated one and on* that cannot bo “The clearing house- directors feel that growers generally will be deeply Interested In th* new W IN TE R HAVEN, July 10.— federal legislation, hence we plan la have our geaaral meeting later POR SALE: g H. P. HO, S phase The annual mealing of the Florida when ere will have more definite eloctrlc motor *30.00, 1 Star Citruo Growers Clearing House Information. engine, rebuilt, A -l condition Association will be held here W*.00. Reel A 800*, Austin DealTuesday, for routine business, re­ ports on optratlon*. A general and more I n f o r m a t i e * atoto-wid* Lense Duplicated grower meeting will be held later W AN TED Good in th* eommer, It eras aimounreJ DR. H EN RY her* yesterday by officials of th* organliatlen. tfcLAULIN, J r . At th* lotor meeting. It was 18— AporttootU FW Boat sold full Information pertaining to OptMMtrtet federal agricultural legislation GARAGB AP T; Punished, la w 112 Part A r t Concurrently with Ihe signing and th* effect It will hare upon Myrtle. Inquire J . R. Adsai of th* act, It became kown that * * W, ISUl O NE LARGE and small apart­ ment for rent Rant reaaonobl*. DOZIER & GAY’S QUALITY PAINTS “Beit For Tho South" If your house needs painting, us* Dollar A Gay's Paint “ Best for th* South," because It |* ground and mixed t-> with­ ' stand Southern Sun, wind, and rain. M4 Sanford Arena* * SPECIAL— This week onjy. High •*t grad* linseed *(L BBc a gal­ lon with paint order. Stanley Roger* Hardware Co. STANLEY-ROGERS HARDW ARE CO. . ». ' - . . e. /« 204 Sanford Avenue f FIN GER WAVES all this ^m k , 24c. Blue Bird. Phone 1 M -J. BILLY ’S UNCLE YfcS. OUT HE’S IK ' “S GO lit T ’SEp H tS H A datv T O t iA v V ? OUT ON * •W MfcE-W EEW I t 5K8“ ^ COOO Jc A w s w A h * «> rs J * ~~ A B o v A a th n r VVW M S' v u u jck cv m m tt Rv B A H A M A . P B 1 X . U U O E R J TH EO W MV MWEL — cm P U U _ K CUMtt. /AM Am C V E M T I P pO o CkJET r v u -r t ECC Ahf I'TVftM Bh �* • *-*;-•* ' • r ;., .- w I *i ■ BUB SANFORD HRRALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA. T h e Sanford Herald In Again, Out Again F IR S T R E A D IN G H E L D O N L IG H T TUESDAY, JULY it, 1933 tee which •*•)> t« purthasa • tax certificate. h» stated that " If you ran judge hy the way the Supreme Court talk., the agt will he held ^ natitotion. n«tlluti.n«r. lie wa« refer* rjn to the th„ Entiminger-Hnlly f; ring act jwhtrh present* the City from I Ml)in* or foreclosing a tax cer* Plan Of C u t$ !g j r L “ *."ur ' r " * G r a i n Plantings i "averaye * * ™ h* M* of *ii) ,mcinm i To Be Instituted ' dunny the five-year period, tanadar ** iaalat^a FSwMha. The eeupe last week from Raiford of Walter C. Vali t i l tlM M lU *»*»•#. -rr~_ ton. murderer of a Miami policeman, waa evidently the "straw j p * m p I f A T T V D Cafttil •• etaaa that broke the camel’s U r k ,’v for Governor Sholtt itnmedi- 1%A 1 E» i f l A 1 1 H I V *Ot(ah«r It. t t l t •• It# . 41 •aalartf* M k r t t k . • m4at f wheat crop wa» rated a* V>S pi "* ately announced his determination to find put why It is i C # * irrt* * Hf M areli iMtf* peniten- i (Continued on fag* Tw o ) cent of norma! and Its arreayr (Continued front race 1) that during one month 32 'prisoner* at the slate KOLI.ISU 1- lie* v five rant, f.g all ad ttmhal kwb tificat* for a ppriod nf flvp y»ar*.,,hat w, are .till planlta* morv WJITP.noo with tiary and prison camps escaped. i «tu*i as* * a u | H i.uMUUS u». *x — H .s.glaa Mila* rnm im iimiter t^ffler held the acre* to irrain than can. be con- i yrar'e crop **.l|| Gov. Shcltx Is not the only one who would like to know 1 “*"* Murine the month, •i n t t n i r i t u t h a t e s for center nf attention for a eon«id- . ’tmeif in thi* country - r .old — “t.srtfl.noo how It happens that the institutions in which our criminals | "No monthly bill .hall be. use Veer . . *n im o nl le*. than 11.30' and erable time B* he r- ntendi-t that at a fair price abroad." Wal­ j O f the wheal ind rated for p r-. S li.ll are incarcerated have become so easy to leave that they all bill* n .t paid within In day* the relaying of hrick on First lace *a«l. I durtion, XLt.7liT.L*" hu-hel* wa* ikira There art f*lf resemble more a boarding school than a jail. firaf Pet Weel b , C«rrt "The utm*ual u rat her condi­ Winter -wheat and iw jf f 1.1'ihl Street ami dmilar ta*k* whieh after pre*entatmn arc cnlWliW* many taxpayers and other* interested in the welfare of ■Ike*, f i f i l A ll w h lfM A rt ■ oh a In percent a Unions! are beta* done with labor paid tion* of thi. year and the higher .p rio r wheat. Includiny IJ.M J,. (k d b k e . r f e « l i f i y i , thek state and the safety of their I m d ones also who want •I e * tf i t i l i H f i i l e nft>r I I * RBI , charge, which i* explained un for hy the R F. C . are not con- prire* re«ultinjr therefrom will t flim of iluri'm wheat.* The r<irnr. fa ltlM e ! « • * * . W i ll N t U IlH f e » to Wtow “how come?” * di*tt>rt the judyment of the farm- i tion of .prina hiat. .V.’ I • l r v g i t U r ad * # rtl* lra f r i l M . tompaay Mil. a* follnws: "The •trurtlee. It Is hard to expect the public in these times of clever •r* f the United State* a* to *nf normal. »a worce than He urired the r,immi«*i ner* to difference hetWren the net and » rwel. Laarfle ft>4 K w h *, rape#. what they *hnuld plant next year wheat which a* TiT.* percent. take *tep* to create a planninv N il I I # lle r ild I* l l « ■AllasAAl lawyers and lefal technicalities to tolerate a system which li n e amount, i* a di.rount* for f u ll nl td t e ill4 i* | * H llit u n r* allows prisoners to get away after they have, perchance prompt payment.” The board forecast <iat« prmiur board which could lay out work unle** we ore aide to co-oper­ • .A lH is ia e d Ira l i e e l l l # « ef I nr wtwnaralrr M ill* p rtra rlp a l been convicted. We often hear criticism of our enforce­ whi-h would K- nf m' re perma­ ate with them in mint effective lion at rttisjtll.ihki e i i i l i f i la I l l 'H g o **4 I r a VrarMl. Simitar reduction, are propo*ed nent value to the city, ami Mayor * a t under the merhani.m of the the condition of the cmf ment officers, of our.court* and judges for being respon­ in arveral other f)pe« of .ervice cent of normal. Oat*f b r lie t *14 l « m r a e w le e a f t k f sible for bad crime conditions. But what could all of their Speer named rommi«*joner* S, airrirultural art. le a w M It ii r » e e a w b k l (a * ie li> Before Vpaaeinr »n to another we will make no hi* eireedeil ■ hill inn huchet* ft ithllwleer. T . L Puma*, and a h *1* • ■ liile tf !• V ie « « * f a r re* efforts accomplish if our prisoners are to be given a return x.bject, Ibe Commit.loner* oke>ed baffler to thi* r- mmittre. prakfJrnllraa* raf a ll ■***• 4 lc p a lrR ra « acreaxr rrduc* ery year *inre 1011 an t statement a* i i to l acreage rrdur• i i d l l e t l ira If rar rant ■ l l e m i f t e e r e * - ticket us soon a* they land at their destination? fommiMioner W. A. t^ffler*. »u*- Duma* already i* reprr«enleil ti»n nf ,r - , of wheat whrat this thi* fall. If anjr, any. ly will fall below a l i M • « m i l p a p e r ■ h4 ■!■• ||# l « . We have always bti-n under the impression that the Kt’ tion that the p.wer company r,n Aral *f ns |pts».ii#h#4 h e re lB , %l! until the conclusion concturion of nf the EtlEu­ btt-bel harxeti for the fir*t t nie Welfare relief rmineil at# Lira rat iM iN H n ti lei* *f wipHrelrat State penitentiary at Raiford was a model of modern pris­ itl>o Iw nntifed hy rwaiMered letter*: Hefgre adlournment. the ropean conference (world wheat ■Inco |S->7 llav nowlur'i. n 41■#*•«'Isfa leiela M r aIera yrararanrd, on facilities. If this is true, and we believe it is. then Ihat Ihe l ity n-.w i. cuntemplat- mi**loner* enier*c| * .-onfererce at (j<n<lnn> ami unt'l expected to he low-, dropping| tt‘> •li i I I U A l . j l I.) II. ISIS it should not be difficult to secure a force of guards who makina a chanye m the rale* a* e-nrerniny 'he need for •run** «nrt "e have hail opportunity fn <ur- almiit the *ame pm.lut|nn |ev*i could see to jt that the inmates didn’t enjoy, periodic vaca­ provided under the term* of thn of r’incnrted drive to ni<p nlwip.i! fei the full slgifirani-e nf tha a> the drought year* nf 1970 an i i i .i l i . v i.u K I. m u T O D A Y rrnp this y*’ar." tions. Of course, no amount of concrete or prison bars fran, hi*e entered InUi wilh the H percent more lave* if power company. would be adequate if the will to prevent such things was done, the ta. l i collection f r It»TI T i l M U IS •<» D ISC H A R G E : The Commit,r ncr*, who Had . will le at In perrent. in whieh T t« » e I, ie» Ilian ItiAl l.kth pow-r not present. a prinpert've harvesi nl**inner Lehman re* till spit 1 1 Itf I . I . I A U ir S p ir it ; The situation at convict cAmps is a tiltle different. authnriied*Mayor V. A . Speer to I event. Cnmml.*inner Commissioner*. the Prntrevivw r'.,„i ml* Frn!fr*iv9 to «■ii nr'#'1 pnunjn exercising due diligem-t- there is no excuse for any or whit,-way light* could t'FF wfill li| fink** sKo*4t $700,000 In rut-ffw* in-* It should not he hard | “ P u« ,HJ‘ »'thout endanrering whnlesult* departure of- prisoners, the lafety n[ of th,‘ the public, public. report frarr*t which f« haw hnn^tnif ovff under present ilepri"*s«fd condition* to find mm capable of [*"" the Cttr. Vo ii*-fi nil# if-llWti wji * pc rforming their duties efficiently. ; ,h*‘ ,h* ' ,f>'t,,uM mtkr ‘ r" <riurtLti of milx ni f 1171 prr did fit h t*kr n, It is well that the Governor has derided to investigate in iu liirht bill by cutting out F j r l i i r in th$* m crtinr, »n«! at onditlons thoroughly us pertain to ftaifortl ami prison 21 white-way liyht* which burn : thi* irmi^tenre* uf camps. We can think of nothing which might encourage ftfirfi <lu«k to »I«wri# ami by pl#c« f lium##, th# R'roij;i oliifyiN) hi* rno* crime more then the general realization that our prisons ing all other thitR-way •ml ■tre.-t t un that former night Desk S e r ­ are only for temporary lodging, a sort of summer resort, light* on a ♦lurak to midnight! geant Arthur Mar-hall be re. if you will. Sub. employed by Ihe City In any de­ After a tlircur.ion a* to the partment wto-re tie ruuld i|ualifv, I adwability i f plunging the f i t ) evert if it meant that n junior A m e r ic a n H W i n into darhnrs* after midnight, th* employee «h old be released. I omml**ionvr* voted to delay Cnmmisssionrr Dumas con­ The performatice of American athletes in winning two action. They did, however au­ tends- I that Mr. Marshal!'* eignt of the three major titles at stake in the British Islands thorise Maynr S|a-er to cut off nr 10 year* srrvire with the City last week speaks well fyr our representatives of sport. The th, 3.7 whit-.way light*, mint of was deserving of some ronsidrrathird title went to an Australian, which left the home-grown them on First Street, which he tkin, and that inasmuch as Mr. had mentioned. A saving of about Marshall was * taipayrr and hml talent of England with little consolation. $l(l per m-.nth will Ih- brought applied for the position as oiler Hut the New York Herald-Tribune believes the "defeat about in thi* nctinn. at the water plant. h». should be of Ellsworth Vines by Jack Crawford must Is* ranked as IV. I , Cooper's offer to fur- given ih . Jo), if it js f„ n.| that hiu great prize for the empire. For in Vines this country ni*h the city wilh liability insur­ undoubtedly possesses one of ibt greatest players. If some- ant*— for— its employee* » * « *f—’1 I* Qualified. lhing-r«nain*-t<.-be-|»erfrclrd'Hn-M!i-baclrtramt,— UnTV"IiT re pint over Ihr offrr of If. true tennis genius alike in his other strokes and in his Connelly. p . j . i it. H r day j B e ing 'o f te m p ora ry na tu re th e y art- not as im p e rvio u s t o . wake a tour of the city f(,r the ai d ttnie m m> l,l>'l*-iltjtatp«cs-.aa- 4 ptjrmaiujnt stru c tu ru . U o w tte r. w ilh t h e . l'JfJo«* i.f (imimy out which that *»i I.-ciena tr, ulication of reti.rning the iri.r-aniiy nninllollywnod divnrrr. IMT my )e ‘* a.tom*h*d at made in hi.* brief one *!i* l* hu.ri- .i.il. r , tu rn all ltd* agitation *. ni i n ring price., what thi* ,r,tr> l i oci* now i* not a good liv tT lili r.gar, but a good two* bit rigar ■ T ii iiiror- t nlonel l.indl>ergh’« plan> it, vo,' ay* an A .’ m iat.d l‘n new* || -patch. He i»n't lha only gn at man whu ha* been , kiii.ight down l*TBU*e h» got inta a fug. ■I Iin- ■ --- ----------Altholo'b aIn- i* tha wife uf a Dertiocratl- cabinet member. Mr*. Jlaiold |r,r will continue her l-> II11y to Hip fi. tl. I*. Men-'* a family Hat will l.av* plenty lo aigur a lo jl, • o Th i m nrtfisse wit! never acCfioj i t. anvihinti wntthivhile imtii nnl die- I'ram-e ul.andin* ita -ill .tt-klnr pulicy aci|ulie* a ,V i rMviilv .‘i. on, und liatrri* to r i n. Tumpa Tribune. Lika lha United States. It tuok Jimmie Mnttrrn a 111Hipm ihnn t Wild to fly frldit N ' » Vurk to Anadyr, HUirrm It Inok* like It Will title the whole tin'ted Slates Nevy and Ibe flv . Inc e-irp, u| Imih (Hi* country ind tin la the .**t of lie- yeitl In . Ming Inin berk. o - — k .Itogrr Hal ...n point* nut that thi* i* the lunr In l>eym Ihr con ati rtiiui iif n-w him ,,., humblip* troll* an- .till I >w mnl home I* , Ill'll ng ?<*, been made r 1t*g b) Ihe n. w Irine loan act A nip I in nf liotn.. building in Sunlt.r-i Mtmnlali- businev* n-c.v Hint* ai d runit.< i|,aI l**Jt* In lb . Unite I Slate* uggirgate mutt Ihnn »lxtren billion dullar*. And II ••<!" "d Hint Ihi Inxpnv t o nf (be ruuntry lelire thi* debt Wilh miriest liming I In* next grltrm liuii i.r Iwm What was it that lb* it.Id, raid abi.ut "ibe «it|, of tin- f«th« r»? " The ltr|iubllrans ato btgliinlng a major offensive to recoup -i.mu of I la ir Imt power in Congm** They will be-e their campaign on Ihr; extra ni« and unprrctduiitvd •neaiure* Hiloptctl by Ihr Roovevrlt admitililralion, a point whicn wdl not have much appeal pro vlded the “new d t il" works. Whrn you think of how nutny trouble* you Have, consider ih pie in the state of Victoria In atralia. Their xearoait ha* been Tailed h/ horde* of giant crab*, p tar aho pi'd aiul of rv’Ulah hug, soring from two to fir* inch** *ero»*. The craba ate tlcnriog lha •a« be,) uf all mgrioe ufe, *ma*HIflg n*U and causing llsherinen nda uf dollar* of damaga •djr. — ■o---------------Tha Starling National Bank and t Company „f New Yotk red*pu«iU of 114,707,176 en on« SO, a new high for the bank, td with 11o.31 B,610 on Mar. and $10,0404104 on Dec. ;i l at rtsi urce* went $1B,1HI6J7I, pared with lUi.06l.aoo un 31 and $14,033,736 on I)e«. f Sprplu* and undivided pruflta $1.0044*17 mi June 30, rumwilh $1.003JUKI on Mar. 34 114)17410 - n Dec. 31. Cnah doe from ts^nki wa* $3,667,4 $9,414466 on Mar. |t, government aecuritlra sere l(9Mi against $4,060,060, j r -ji ij i t temperament. Only u truly great player could have mas­ tered him at Wimbledon, and Crawford's victory ranks him dearly in the great tradition of his country, with tfie un­ forgettable Brookes and Wilding. The Davis Cup mdtt hes lake on u new interest, with American hopes distinctly less secure. At-Forest Hills, in September, there should be a battle worth traveling miles to sett. “The victory of Helen Wills .Moody was almost a cer­ tainty. She has now eipiuled Miss Lenglen's record of six championships, and not even Miss Hound’s success in tuking a set holds much threat for the*future of the American champion. Mrs. Moodv has the jsiwer atid the skill to go right on taking championships for a number of years to come, if sht chooses. “The victory nt young I fenny Hhute at St. Aadrews could lie cluxsed a* u surprise, except that golf is peren­ nially full of surprises. There is no reliable ’dope-’ ftir a golf championship. What Shuts lacks in experience— he has been a ’pro’ for only five years— he makes up In the all-round soundness of his game anti especially in the |>crfet'lion of his iron shots, lhut lust lest of a great golfer. A consolation pri/.c goes to Scotland in any event, us Shutc's father began us a ‘pro’ at St. Andrews before shifting to this country. Tradition, apparently, holds in the gume even if past performances tin not.” SANFORD, TWKNTY YF^VRS A(iO A M t*r fr on Fredrric 11. Kami, prreiilept i.f tb* First National lliink uf Sunfurd, rvaili aa (ul|..v*» “ I am plea**il tu announce fhnt nt a niei'ting uf th, lloMlil nl |tnvrlo|« *;f Oil* Hank, held rtrnntly. Itic follow itig change* and promulhid* wetc maile in thv ofI not* uf the ItaVk. Mr. K. P. Km-ter. front rasbisr to W a vitapresident; Mr. U. K .’ Whitner, Jr., fruiu A»a<tani (ashlar tu be Cashier; Mr. A . I( K*y frum tall­ er In be amlstanl csshUr." Misses l.iUlw and Ann,r llarreld, :lwa ut (iaine*ville's mr.it attrac­ tive young ladle--, are visiting their cuu»in, Mi** Muriel llarrold, Oil* weak. J. !>. Lawler, formerly wilh E. E. Turner, aspect* to upon a whnle*ale confectionery store in the Hi*hop Block on. Aug. I. Mr*. E. E. UraJy and little daughter, Kathlern, are vUIMng relatives In Amvrlcus, Ca. and wilt probably remain until Fall. A clipping from the Tampa Tribune state* the following; D. 1). Caldwell, „t Sanford, uni of the new Seminole capitol's best known cltlxena was In tha city i Saturday on a bust ness miss Urn. Mr. CahJwtU states that Seminole County Is rapidly being placed on a business basis and that th* county's affairs era already being transacted In fine skapa. Mr*. M. II. Bowler was hostess uf the Book Cirri* Tuea-hy after­ noon. Tho*e present were: Mr*. Cruse Barnes, Mr*. A. P. Cog. •wily, Mrs. May Dicklru. Mr*. Ueorge Speer, Mr*. J. W. Spear, H it. B. Whltaar J r , Mr*. D. I* Thraiher, Mr*. Sasnuvl Pulaa* ton. Mr*. 0. F. Smith, Mis* Aik* CaldwaU, Mr*, P. J . Ccaghaa, of r. Jsrksnnvdtr, and Mis* Melt Whitrii-r. The Commissioner's turned down I f M, Watson's offer to purrhase 3;H) f*r, of an appr xima'e 300 feet of pruprrty which the I'itv uun. _in U,e I uke Ada virinity. Mr Watson offered $6lKN> In City bond* a* payment for thi« lr»rt . f about tk nrres uf land. Upon recnmmemlation nf Chief of Police Roy (!. William* and Judge S'. A. H. Wilkinson, the C mmissloner* waiyrd nr rmltlr fines and |ail sentences which had born imposed on Clara Ashe, Roy Venable, anil E. F. Evan *ome time ago. . ■ After reading a letter from E. F. Housholiler, who complained about, the rtoelnr nf an alley at the rear of the Henry Wight home on Park Avenue, the C mmlsrinnem aulhnrived Clerk F. S. Ijtmson t,, advl*e Mr. Wight that her plan* for beautifying thi* property must be f> regime for Ihe present, During Attorney K. It. Wilson’* ruport on a r*reni writ of man­ damus whirh the Supreme Court had handed down in fav- r of the llondhidders* Protective Commit- mlmled the L on g ’ s M eat Treat To Eat DOZIKR & GAY’S QUALITY PAIN TS STANLEY-ROGERS HARDWARE CO. K IN O F P O W E R IN P O L I T I C A L U F E K ID N A P E D J . W. SHADOIN Thera were two unsubstantiated van Ion* of th* actual abd.'ction. Ona waa that y o u * O'Comv* wa* forced Into an automobile at h# *t*pp«d from hi* own car In front cf hi* homo. Th* other roajocturw wa* that ha waa leaving m boar garden with « youag warn­ Herald Printing Co 3314 T. M. Dollison X & a ch i t h m e. . . m y c i g a r e t t e i s a Wieboldt Studio wheat nf .Vt/Ho’ JiOO he if. Jilvr:| paced *etth-t,,'!.'***?,,**-,'tt*b’+ ‘ tasH ile.|nt.* the cut In production, the t'ni'ril State* would hare on haml thi* fall aim’ll MM,(M),tiOC bu«hrU nr more than 200,IHH»,OiSI bushels in evii-s«_ ,,f annual con­ 1 N M .TR I ’ C T I I B OF sumption resjuiremennls. S TR IN G A M ) HK ASd I'-ek -aid the |nw . rup and IN S T R U M E N T S ger eral prospect of rontinueH high IS A I'hnnr RX.'.-W price* fur rrain would makr no Studio 111.1 Myrtle A re . rhange in plans for continuing the ..'0-rent jier Imshel processing on wheat whi h went into effect at th,- turn of the week. Th* t.i-ard forecast u rnrn crop' of 3,3*1.1Id3.000 bushels rumpar—t with LWl.iMWbnon bushel* la-t year and a five-year average of "Bent For The South” 34112,000.000 hushel* for the peIf your house nerd- painting, u*e Duxirr & Day’s faint riod (93* to 1930. It tstimatel ■'Best fur the houth.'' I>rcausv it is gtuund and mixed t-> with­ that the corn crop was 70.2 per­ cent of normal and that 2:1 per. stand Southern Sun, wind, amt rain. rent of Iasi year’s crop, nr <!2ti.2RI Sanford A vimhi? !Ni:r,l10it bushel* were still < rt farm* It estiniatrd ■this year’s 201 SnnfortI Avon’ie arr rage *t |i)J,032.immi. -The— -ersip— o f-a lt varlertev ** an companion when two men tarrying pistols furred him to enter *n autom .bile. The O'Connell brothers have become powerful figure* in slate IX T D f ) I f T 11 f* A T *r ’ I If L I I 1 V L J piddle* in the past ID year*. Roth Kdwaid and Daniel arr reputed to Is- mo Vrately wealthy hut trends did n it believe they' cm III raise such a r»n4um ■* the kidnaper* (i'ontinued Krum Page l>iel the Kiuckt-iliMk I'tr**. Th* coda demimVd. Hitler vea* inxrteil in lb , Sun­ day edit mi uf Ihr jiaprr. It wa* jdfcv«*d by Walter V. Jobn»on, Thry'll Cut Like New ! 1 Krn**i larr In-tmicrattc leader, an-J Hurt leal nil hlndra uf rarN* u friend uf th, O ’CunuvIl*. wit m siml hnivaa; prunlnc l**«u * * f Jill IM a , #Ir, I*1 |ira11 Tb* nulur wa* captioned wilh rilltR the word “Srdgewick" and ll*t*-l LAWN MOWERS M*p«lrra4 ««4 *iMrarpra«r4 the following men who might b« AIm r « r MmU approached: Jimmy Uiltuughly, H i m your work Junt by • r» il ir k M a Ic Pat Ca*ry, John l)kry, Krvd Car­ roll, Torn Lynch, Harney , Riley, Jim O'llagun, Tom Dykr, Mush 01* Kim Vtsss Tia-W Trsrkner, lltndy Riley an-l Am** O'Brirn. All are prominent in politic*. Another telephone nail and a LU M B ER •rejnd letter front Ih* kidnaper* we* received by the O'Connell*. u*| leaf jrellow pine, Ulll red Their ronlrnt* were not disclosed. ry prena *04 all kinds af build* It wa* understood friends uf th* Inc ■alarlala, Democratic leaders remonstrated I1IU Ltwber Co. that *uch a sum of $360,000 coal l Iltb aad Hotly not be rai**d but that a maw ZIP 8 KM V IC E Pbaaa I U reasonable ransom would b# avail­ able today. A ll day and throughout the evening the O'Connell* and their frien W awaited further word front tha kidnapers. . M t u* do jou r pictarw frarainff, tie hate a rood aaawrtnirnl of oiouldinr to aelrat f r« m. personalintimate th in g I lufipose, men would call my reason of feminine daintiness. Certainly, fur liking Luckies just a feminine Luckies Please! I can well under* whim. Maybe it is, but it‘s a whim stand why men praise Luckies* fine that 1 love to indulge. . . for I am tobacco character and mellow-njild* always conscious of the intimate ness— but as for aw— I valuc/wrtiem* relationship between my cigarette U rtj the assurance of purity which and my lips. And if there*! anything "Toasting"bring*-for,with ase— m j I’m sensitive about, it’s that feeling dgirepcij apersonal,intimate thing, lecauseIts toasted. �' * TRB SANPORO-BERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, S ocia l And r!Dramatic T a l e Of P e rso n a I s — • W1|w' | « I n T A e W E E K ' S P erson al A ctivities MAROAHET PETERS, SoclHy Editor Telephone Office 14R K U S S ia I s K e v e a l e d Alathean Class Has Ita sociai^ M ortar PACK TURK?. TUESDAY, JULY It, 1931 — mmmm ----- ■ Roosevelt _ Orders Study To Be Mad* * £ i O t P u b l i c Debts (Continued pynm 1 sgv tinak 1 hint in KhaVa r v*k In guod use, . avoiding starvation hr shooting mall game t m i -----------------‘ Rrarhinn the river he <a* two , K S IIA T | .mull boats coin* il onstream but T h . l»ao*htar of Waalay O a M | ,h , n( n..,th, r pW r V e.| Social I: With Mra. N. J. Duggar. Mra.; T A N W IT H O U T Mr*. E. C. Harper U spending P A IN — T h # anawor thl* wtok in Jacksonville with John LoU, Mr*. C. U. Forrester, t* aw ary « M * l l * a Mra. C . O. (tanner. ami Mra. friend*. ae'a p r a y e r la • Charlaa C->la aa husl*M»«, the °f ,.th' Finlt Charles <’ hu,tJ1! hla frantic- aifnala from the .horr g o ld * * c o a l af ta n . X( te J **?rc %• ** » i ln ^ pa^*^\l bjm by. th«» ill*tatch Mr*. Julian Brnton apont Ih* regular buiinet* and social q h U i Jo a n M a v is find* Inr of the Alathean CUaa of the I , aa tMt w M lr t a d L «* y . s o u th .s ,nf „ r d A w n J* non - g r a a iy V i n a On the ninth line he me red a relative*. Firat Baptist Church look plate; with ‘Mra. U n a y , Mra. Waller I. b a lm pot o* p r io r Ihui* tn n u n *, * l*l» p u y t o . hi .i ! lait night at »;00 o cluck at the; Morgan. Mra. C. P. Hrrmlon •h«rt distance down.lrrint in a to a ip a a o ra a lim tHttfh Raorta, of Dunnallon, to church annex. Brinhl-colortd tut- Mra. Fruncaa A. Hickson, Mra. U lwnd in the ritrr where It war a n u m flt ni* \u •rl ft tm , n|nn% n ia t nataa a p r e lim in a ry rtaitlnf H r. and Mr*. O. S. Tolar nia* were u*ed to i i i r n u f w in c h t.i ..4 lint tiit y t AFg nn I co at o f o il a n d M Ike LfOIM on. Mr*. E. H. U n a y. •ml '’ i . V . " . , ' '“ ' i r 1 1 at thali homo, *07 Parlt Aranut. n> .me uf the annex. u s a lu l aa a ratio f Mra. C*. O. Bare . . host#*.#.w" ^ " 1 ' ' f n *f ***■ T " r u n v e r t in u it in t.i i« nir r* rir» *»* fro m a u n b u rn . T h . Senior fh ru tiw . En.learor hmcalf from ^rnld and. Mr*. George W. Huff had chary* »Ut^a A L. F. Cottar laft Monday for of Ih . nhort drrnlu.nal anil Mr*. Society of ih . P in t 1‘raabyterian * ir"*- »*' J « p w N * «m a ll hut II I’ ni ‘ li W!l111T • Hi «*• .<« iltdatli* Now Yoih whar* ha will »p*nd J . B. Field* |trr-klr.) ovar tho rh-irch will hare choir practice nf * hi' " h' c h u r l , th e l i li-t tlu lu ltd ut ti about tbraa month*. buaina** *e**ion when plan* ware at 7 ;M o'clock. n' c '" V |»V! til Mill* * iand. i fit* | I'tmvtfrv made for deiurating the cla*t> The A tartan Sunday School I * ) " ' h,,( nl|thl " ,wo ft-' 4M .ru w ij ft - M r llltlf d 1it , Mr*. Emmett Horn and Mra. . aI , . a w, . „ ... a ImOFF hl»« I • DA4«c*.| ff(»U f|. tHf TIVroom. Mr*. R. h'. Nipper, Mr*. A. CIram of th«* First Baptist Church l__ r i . . . _ . l i .lg v j. It ,- t;a « flI 'M - Uf. t h Halan Kortlandar art ipending it tow ,# . llA f r - Th ry w rrr m tn n o I h% nutirr C . Madden, Mr*. L M. Rarwick, will h ivr a paper pwrty at N tX# # i , i „ mull wk . . . . • .. tit»rtim l »* 111^ *j h i t . . l int today In Orlando. \i , ,k v # tj u i i I nauarmoii wh-. thi« tim# • «« hla • Mr*. C. M. Han I, and Mr*. D. K. P. M. at the home « f Mra. R, >nU took hlm tn , h. ir ' rrt.mii* 1Mt} th u r e \ lr .i i.im .it y Ker.ey were chiaen to w ire a* Warran. E.*t Second Street. „ mMr. trvm An>Jyr r e . e i . r y . i | .I’ll »l 1 li**' « -atll<* Hra. 8 . E. Junaa and dauithara, ho*tease* for the Augu*t meet­ in tH n i t'!ii*%n! It'S! Il •n. 1 On NV — Although I N ra-] K ^ X a u d . aud Ann, raturnad y r»- ing. w k d n k s iia y . ! ' * " ' V h. ' m f" ,wt *m l ^ hiM l to diacui* the ultimate! It i - l-e lie ie ii, Ih n l vtiKi'iit#ltf nr* .. a . - . ... Shortly afl**rwanl he w n 1 teyJay from Anniston, Ala. wfaara At th« cunclualon of all btulThe Sarah Parker Mathu.Uct u k , n |o th, m < t , , hnr( d|-_ outtomo, M iry Piehferd ro-j lin n w l| b i ..(M i? cd t h i : i i tb a thay apant a faw weak*. gretfully admit* marital difnea* a *oei*l period waa anjoyad1 Orphanage Club will go to Reek finer away, where native, brought n m i’fit Lh »h _=. Vtcottte# with hcrtdi/lTTy'ft' when rerre*hmont» ^wyre ytrt(*il,] Spring» .at 3:-t0 o'clock A u M b t * w S a r^ frrv n tfn “ if*jitf.pfrtf h r«"H 7:k m o . h as (n ut .iin d ‘ fe u , .1 oreRussell Mitchell In extracted to T M * i~ present" werei Mr*. 1|. R.I nie aupper. moot hutband. Douglai Pair-1 ! «l*t«nce. h a lf |»« f. i’fii t'tf ( M l . »*ft IldHaC | ratnrn today from Clnudland, (la. tanka, who la In turope. At £right-Mary'* la ln l photo, | Odham, Mr*. J. H. Field*. Mr*.; The Sanford Junior Orcbeatra.i The iruard, which had been nn fi*r fw.itijs n f |h m r h u n t ' l l . i . v i whoro ha luu baan for tba past 10 t). C. Gibb*. Mr*. M. S. Nelann, directed by T . M. ttolliaon, w illjlh . bn bout for the m lr tin r, daya. M Uaur*e W . Huff, Mr*. L. M. m m at 4:.lll u'clock at the old aviator fur *omn dn>* in re*pnn*e Rarwick. Mr*. Fre.1 Hogan. Mra. Pmbyterian Marue on ilali A in - 1 If* ln*|r\jc(iun* Uiaa Franco* Wilson laft today R. F. Cooper, Mr*. N. J . Duggar, nua. All children tn the city are) Mattarn Immediately to Anadyr fot Lab* Wale* where ah* will Mr*. John Lot*. Mra. Charles invited to join. village where everything wa* rlalt Hiac Eloti* William* for a Cole, Mra. L. U. Bragg, and the done to make him corofurtabla. ahorWtli tip*. After Mattern had slept and Mi**** Maude Jink in*, Emily Woman'* Club. :lll (lak .We. eate„ sufficiently, the dispatch W tsltir.ila ;. lull |2U, | |*. \[ Boyd, and Florene Lola. related, he remieslrd the frontier . HIM*rmtatar laft Saturday (iiit’U by F h -1 Ntittfuiul h i.tiguard to go to hi« plane and refor St. Fttorakorg whar* be will •ute u( Yudin ipd f <»nMrs. IL J . lethman. home mis­ m v« th* engine and all the in. t m e tre treatment at I ho V e U r*"•,! a tb-ljmdf uudoi d; i vet Ion sion aeerrtsry, ha.) rharge uf the stniment", hr having decided to an»’ Hospital. ■1 I” 'i i !•• - w. Eva ‘t hum. mi.**iun piugraui prvaented nhawdu.. the ship because It wa* Welch ye*terila> aftermwn at the com­ imnn.Able-to make repair* lit en­ Mr*. J . IL* Hlntonniater la Fveiylakly iiiiitrd to atietwl. Mr*. H. L. tilb*on entertained bined bu*ine*s and social meet­ able It to take off again. The tptndfag thia week at New \o ndm) ..ion. fltnyrn* aa the p i n t of Mr*. W. the member* of Cirela Number ing of the Woman's Auxiliary of guard*’ exnrdJtkn wa* rejvortad A . Flit*. Presbyterian Church tn have returned later with the Three of the Firal Uelhodltt Ih# First Church at their regular mealing held in the social room* at the motor and Instruments. Mia* Elola* William* raturnad held ye*terihy afternoon at her church. Mr*, lghrnan wa* a**ialyealerikgy to bar home In lake hj me, M7 Myrtle Avenge, with rd by members of Mr*. W. A. Wale* after *p«ndlnf a abort time Mr*. J . B. CrawfodJ .presiding. Zachary’s circle, sn I used ae her T U T C IA N T TH E R MOM ETC A— C. A. Donnrl. icnlor metoe _ ologlit of t ha U. S. wasthar. bureau in Chlcxao. compsr». «a. h*rta with friend*. Plan* wer* di*rua**d for the picnic theme, “T he C hristian Flag and TR Y IN G A HAN D STAN D Mare >. 1-j raiding sn hla official “allng" tbarmomctar.wiin th* 2 foot wide iir t h i «ISlUa »« f * ty which will ba the ATnrrlran Flag/' mrlbod A. J. Erwin, Sun Francisco “ mercury” column* on in* hug* Havolmt Ihrrmemrltr shown o m e n K U l'U W K N T C O . >%. and Mr*. Georg* Herbat given In the near future, Mr*. E. I). Brownlee prnldefl M m . *^. O. Shinhoher pri^Motl In th* background. Th* ?1S fool towor, the target thtrmom.trr sirr Iworker, uteri to slrro jlbcn M* s 1, bar# raturnad from point* In New over the busine** session when Mr*. C. IL Smith led the worship over till* rrfftitur inert h i of fTIftffc* tn Ul« world, Ihowa visitor* to the Century at Progroio Cspaa*. Alt.(it Jr. sgoil r ’ ( j u u f twin It a 1•m 'Fie rith in g | r r ht- tlflirc'' Jersey where thay have bran routine business was transacted Numlirr Five of ihe Fir^t Mcihubobrvtr In t s i K li t let boily bm '-li-* lion just how hot it is day and night spending th* past several week*. and Mias Mary France* Andrew* d U t’ rhllf»*h htM Ji^IrnlHy after T V I ’K W K IT K IIS Preston, who returned here this gave a report of the young peo­ noon Rl thr hom«* *Mr<. F m l IL 1t..| I I.I , St I. u. Wilson, Hnuih Snrifctnl Avrnur. Mr*. Clauds Lock* left la-t morning. ple's e.inference held in Haines H n »'i*y ihirtfiif tin ' n n m th **# itinn* Mnp tn i n l i n i 1 w n - tilti|lf >>*a r si-li week for Palalka *and Jackson­ City recently. >*tn-nr -twi III "M .^iirdlT .Mr*, r . t>. Hurt* taiiaarht a Ainung those who left today In It H it ’ i |."tf. ,1 (,« tin* i tty I (ill! 4HH I n k* t if 1%«>fi to \ * |.o-*itn*4. ville whar* she plan* to *peml r The social room* were dacuVatrtl fmm th»* mi«*ton atuity t»tx*k attend the Baptiat Assembly In About 10 day*. At llir »tMu'lu *min *»f if * W t tin i*sii«<rw 1 1’ 41 t *|,t ( ilir ijn iiyiitg «•!*•*•hn»*% .Ur. with vase* and bowl* of amnia* Tamps were: Mrs. John II. Abra­ «*•«*•inn M Jkwitl! |>Dtin-1 and rose* and by several flag* I f*« btjtii I *f' |*. §1 1tin IT I uni Mi iiultli'M »• Wit hi- ;iv:it! Mra. Curtl* Mu** and son. ham, and the Miaae* Thelma Taw, drape l about the wall*. About Hit iRR'i rltjhjrnt when diiiitkil V: wait.»n * r k-.. In* nmial>S fni miy futuit itiuyint; •"» Ralph, left Friday for Lakeland Huri* llopkin*. Blanche Cunningwi*re f#nr«*fi by tb«» n* members were in attendance. ■nd, olhc ojber polnta in th* southern ham. Eva Cunningham. Pauline ||\. i i n i i i t * ..f o i l; the -k ti.i t lb* the tii» . l « t.i j t r \ rt ■n»n .♦ th e re and, aiatrd l»y I hi* w FfROcf!* «m! ( l ontinursl I mm nag. || the **tat* where they plan Bellamy, anil M l n n I a F.nuna Helen Wilaon. Thoae present jiu it im n : lit*. y .illn n u f i - u MMU* nu>iiia> in the l i m ^ n n I'KKM .W KNT U .W K K Strange. until Sept. I . U> 1 were: Mrx. S. 0. ftlilllhftlsfr, Mr<* uiclrrs wet.. -*d. and It.** isri.' n* El* -i'll*, it ft FI ft I l|II. I l l - Of O il; 111. I In | If *k tallhl • ti*** IH* ill I«***mI r . n. Hare, M h n«m *rf> limith.‘ wtivnl .S-v»-ii rmti’M wei*- ti.iti l.r iiL N K $l.m i ifn r.- • * * ? '» - ! + 1 R T JII — »‘u fi:'t t y n t r;- ■tf»* 1c f f l j r l n » t i * i t Mr. and Mr*, (iaorge W. MeMra. J ||. Tittia, Mm. J. I>. riark*; »*** wn- rbfinirr*1;--e » r H f f t i f f r i r «ff Robert Wilson and O. P. HerwVM »|* f r » ili|, (Hut Vat ii* f»* dap, Jr. returned Sunday night I Rory ami family ami Mr. ami Mr*, no,I Mr*. Frv.l It. Wilson, -5 in* Hint 1 * >|nn i t' l coi ;i i u n o i . k . $3 ,0(1 The feet of marching men, from from Live Oak where they *pent j Floyd land and daughter, Joy •I. \ \ M It ( O M I I I N . V I T O N KI liK N K 10 daya a> the guest* of Wyman France*, have returned trom Day­ the farms anil the citle* or A iif rSeven Icnks in th iijltii ittitio tona Itearh where they spank Ica, wrote hlslnry a* they plodded I .OH ANOKI.KH IIFR.NK 84 RIP , .1 -I *01 wi i , li p,m i d it ml CIllH il ILN O l.K S.'s.lHI Harvard, formerly of this city. through Flnnder* mud. a b u t a month. *w _ t I.DS A N tiE L F .H , Ju ly I I id’* l.lllplnyi. - o| tin- d tl 11.1111 111 w wk The hirinry they wrule unroll* ... ii|d ii) M r and Mr*. C . E. Chorpenlng Offirill* of tbv In* A u g v lt- tnadf iiih - c.imiilaint m il, mid I in on the screen of the Milane Thea­ After Spending a few ikiy* here •pent th# weok-ond at Daytona nd fund*. ter today where fur the first C lra iin g llu u s r Assoiiatmn ndlevtuo villi", a n ' • i-ti m lf t Bggch aa thr guest* of Mr. Chor- aa tha guest* of Mr. and Mi*. lime* are shown The Big Drive, .1 Itlgliwpr watrhed fGHJhXt.Utkt tn pa pi r l uu’l v l . m*n col idf l u m u . of I ■'.n ............................ ... > 1 .-I l i peplng'a airier, Mr*. Alphia Rich­ Ftancl* E. Boll, Carl Sfhenck, the great s! picture of the World money go up In •mf'kr recently, i-"" pay in. id ol tin im uittl; till Ill * Fa i f**| f i . Ml I i i h *«* -JIf I l f ' , * ' Thomas Joyce, and Harvey Sche ilard". War. It wasn't worth a illlfu-, however, !>'•• d the i vi n m ill i - In ** uu er hove gone to Hiiladrlphia- and li .v. i* tlkrtt III ltd I |Ui i *i«l(»ltlMi I'b Forty-five men nf the United i-vvif liefore the dii-1 packages of tioui'd i*n iii m ♦ I mH. m h umlf i ^ Mia* Chine Rnuth ha* re turn.I Buffalo. N. Y . I ‘ Itittii- IS*. Stairs army signal I be iip o il -luiw rb:s1 It,- -, un­ ,. , currency m r , -atiirutid lit crude frgm Lakeland where »he spent the their live* in the filming of lit and ’ tossed into a great iticili -*1‘ Idt NtHitnm l Itniits livid 1 1 «> » i »a i iiio**_m u .uita hydlwntin i -■ ..till Friend* of Woolley Sturvliv.nt America'* fighting in 1'raaci- Tb week-rml with har mother, Mra. Sybil Routb, who i* attending will be glad to team that hv i» Big Drive i* the result of their viator. It wa- sn ip Iiioiiey. lum l.d d * ' ,ii tin- p l'-e nt lime H i- i ,l’’ * **"' d m * v rummer school at Southern Col- improving at hi* hum* on Ninc- sacrifice. Combined with authentic toil never u-i l .. ■ t h ir- an- I'-li'i iti-,ol - i i . I- , - o . trrnth Street front nn operation scene* in the archives of -the war Alin -I IUIINI bliek• ii, . , -i plf It *ll I •I(•*<I which he underwent Monday ilepaitmi-nt of the I'rsit.-.i States ......... ... !>-**!n - left Sunday fn.* m lining. 0= M i l f t c l t . '. f I| are film* sumdic.l fio... ,„ „ i l a h , , " ’n Male I l,» m the Sanloi.l .1 are nim* supplied rroin siuilla. , |,n v|,| .s|,-,i,|, t> ft yestm lay Waycroei. Ga. where he under.1 » n i.i ltd t.ttv* arrhtvf* »f sevt-n other n«tiun« lm Diiytutifi licut h w h rr» !h»*y L'hiin . dtiruiir Jum m . m i ft »* !'- ( I I I ' f i l l ( I'd v t - it t , j r ., Wgfk ■ » operation at tba Atlantic lilt 1 I. Forming a parly spending Sun-'which wero participants in Un­ will '•i Hiil two mutitli'f. Th»v w*'r*' Hr I J A| U||1. ,i,. t * ... Coari Line Hospital. ID wa* nr lay at l)ai Iona Bs-ai Ii were: the great war. l*-k I *1I'M* I *'f -It111-1 it*«:iiiii|iaitir<| by Mi* lintchfl ii Ini 'I li. . ‘ it*: | r i n t i l i h i t i i ik ,j ■!* m ppanltd by hi* f.thor. J. E. K |lltw w u , „ m,. uf lJ k v Combined, they present a rhiO- - 1 t . 'tj* . t it «U M l • » .f i.gfa »*luil(«*)l hfrl**. li ..ii * i ii. 't* j i n - i j , : on *1, \ ' mi Vi m I t i * f it iijiiv W alra, U rtty Hinlvriiiitter (.u illogical pictuie of the g u s ic -t tin id iiiiy . I . . . ” 77- I ■■ . *•.i i li.c l.tirt ii Mirtlt'r In cilia* B ull, an.I Harvey S ih n v iltr, war In world history--" No Hollywood version, this, but '«r. an i Mr . t harlra Mai.-lu l.l. .*tott* Hit' liltfury w i jo h im M i l - !, M t iir .y i | t n '- n it ty Thomas Joyce, an 1 Carl Schenck, war— stark and real. And. with a ' " ' • s'»- Auguitinc. and Mrs- A. M. •lay ^ fur fh** i>jomrit'4. „ f i ■ i, »!.*( ( M lp It t V k 'W t It ! l i t 111' M M l I . i f l l M u of the University of Alauama lliM'kuvrn and s >n, James, of D*v background of martial music and utrittgr Lilly %i i « niii 1 tin o, J.ii t M I u I A ' l i M i t I t* 1*1 an Illuminating running min men tuna Heath, -pent today heir as | ||1> i . i : k*i’ ' ! lirt 1 , i l l . (|Li Hr I *11*"t t r li lll.lt 1 IM 11*111 S uf Mr*, (tlonn Wmituah, of Wo*t tary hy the pnolu er. A. L. Rula, a the gue'ts i f Mr. and Mrs. Joseph fwt I liof t watt H t i fi.t.ik *| Mtliiir I lit* 1)11, f)*«-*tl*' V *t Faint Beach, i* spending a few veteran of th* A . E. F-, it hold*, A . Mulich, I'atk Aien MllllJt lit”- ! t i d i l y t i n ' l l lilt It,Il 1i|j| I# i HI OIK Mr*, at once, inspiration became - the lay* hrrr with hi-r mother, i k - k" ,r.| to I T. V. J . N. IIrail;, 1'ark Atrenue, before American s o l d i e r proved his M r. and Mr*. Edmund M el-rli I III- n u m l a - r Ilf i i s - t . u - i i - k i i i i l n l y , ,, j going lu Jacksonville to join Mr. bravery and a powerful argument I ,,,,,1 daughters. Any-Is aud Sylvia, II I the reading a I (. teii-o. . ................ . „„ , 1,,. Witnbish. They will make their ___________ » _____________ — .'le f t Sunday fur Mnunlville, S. C. totaled to.',, , f wbM), i.iiinFjei 1V. ug. ia,.,| i in Jack* mville. , . | where Mrs Mi-iscb nn,| Ihe chitperiod and used th* Scripture wM, vj,j , Mn> \y A Teatpie were udiilta j i h I I .'•■* wen- ju t e „„ , Held. ||,c lam After being ill fur Ih* past aov- ■on from the Sixth t hapler of fi)r ( M wn.k, M> W h c l * ' t h r l i b r a r y b . 1,1 ,1 t o i i i l ; T ro ru 'e nt . »■ oral months, Mrs. Katherin* lau- Marks, “ Feeding th. M ullilud. . |rtHMlri| hrTV ' “ *h on hand l>alrim>- ,,f p i n on! 'th,. In III Itie Wolroua ha* improved anlTi- as the theme ut Ihe period. Sb# Mr. and Mra. F. Van Huron -lun,. I, the tula in i- mi luiiiJ uti cirntly t„ rat urn to her him* at based her talk on the subject, whch the t'Muimillee m charge Montrose, Pa. tihe has boon raald- “Taking Stock of Our Resource* Connell, of l*hltailrlphia. who J I* I w a. lltlllS, A total »f lis.m gallons of| uf thr Hull I'ark ha- paid, he re In i with Mrs. Mrs. llatlie It. Hawkins and Bringing What We Have to have been visiting Ihe (niter's O ld l.ihion barb.curt and picnics’ Snrah Stewart, garuline and h7 iprnrU of oil were purled lie id , dated that runt at her home h»m» (nn West First street God an I T r sling Him to Increase mother. Mrs. in the w o o d f l u h . n j (si&untjm | used hy vunoiis depart Hunts of tniynu-nl fur the u*e of the v ray It.” Mellonville Avenue, have gone to for thr p u t few months. trout *nd b-j mouthed ban) jotl During th# social period refresh Daytona Itearh I - visit Mr*. For­ fo* hunt). . . Itn n it_„ moonlight menl* were »ervcd hy the hoat- rest (iatchel for a week before rid .t on honeback bridga panic* ess, assisted by Mr*. J. B. Craw­ returning home. m -.. honeback breaktaitt and ''treat-, ford. Those i|jresent were: Mr*. ure hontt" . , , dancing and ballroom J. G. Wait., Mrs. John Bumble,, f « r a continuing peace. e n l.it,.nment. . . . hiking and iwlmMra. J. H. Crawford. Mr*. W. T i . I ' ’!'1'. •" »'«■*<. " ming paibct, , , . deck thuRleboard m m u , vh. u Ft.hU Mrs. H. \tiirhell Mitchell Mr* Mr*. * r *(r|picture which no schinil boy and hone .hoe pl'ch,ng — . . lociely C. J . llarrtsun, Mr*. L. 11. Smith, hont thow and bait . . . . diet* art n*Tca t h is Yean Mrs. W. E. Well*, and" Mra. 11, I . part ol Mayview Manor'* program ol START A t LOW A t Gibson. summer activitiei In the cool, §4 DAI LY WI T H T H R U tUMPTU* bracing albtudei and rehcth.ng beau­ OUt MlALf. ty ol Noclh Carolina'* mountain!. Hare't • thoroughly Inter.ibnj holi­ day with gay tompanioni „ . . , j f*wf l#tftl'* ■ 1*1 *:n<f •wjkl.J1# vf for a modetl cottl ft* RECITAL Mrs. Lehirtan Presides At Missionary Meet & Mrs. Gibson Hostess To Circle Of Church Circle Number Five -OfXhurch Has-Meet COLEMAN’S ' - "Repor ts I ssued By Departments Of City R e g i m e par^Ac I ALL IHIS \YKLK “The Big- Drive” Will Be At Milane Today II i.l'i on. . .<:i.:.o P. Paul’!) lllv U T Y SHOP '»r- ___ NOW For CAROLINA M o uN A Ns t U The only PACKAGED AMERICAN C H EESE REALLY p a s te u riz e d r*W ort«jN C i.R (j B E ST FOOD In Town 3.2 B EER ’’V A < ii.'.'*;'* 1 1 _/ Jt S TE V E 'S P O S T -O F F IC E LUNCH Oppunile Port Off leg I *\ > ( I M | J **<• ' A - t m " Ntht it a i u n .^WCtriTtO. G t i L A N DO w ith NATURAL FLAVOR few eating; vm ln fa l lag wsAing — t h ia m Kraft Aaweiraa Qar*ae. U i J . l i aiirufoiw Kraf. method. Air-tight pachaga acala (■ ita full, natural Bavur. Op«nlnt Dal. Jung 17(h tit m iM rtt , . M I L T O N M C H A P M A N M A Y V IE W M A N O R BLOWING ROCK, NORTH CAROLINA � 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 11, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 11, 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 11, 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/b2f83fa0293ea270eb49fe6a582ec559.pdf db910893a07af7cf310ca0a1a794de5f PDF Text Text t CtVM. * ts B w W HH ^ * —I • ’’ '* FxV: M ,‘v ■ fair with | .31 l W. . ■■ $70,000 Allotted For W ork On S t Johns ' The War Department yeeterday allotted, aa part of aa *11.000.000 appropriation for matrtasanee work an rarioaa rtveia and harbor* throughout lha na­ tion, the >un of 970,000 for tha Improrement of a waterway between Beaufort, S. C_, and the St. Johns Hirer In Florida. While thla appropriation was not aaplalned in detail, it la un­ derstood locally that It la for the Improrement of another link In the Intar-conaUI water­ way from Miami to Maine. ♦ 1 1NDW H1NDKNT D A ILY N K W S PA PK B N U M D B E R 117 SANFORD. FLORID A .J& W D A Y . J U L Y 10, 1M 3 loertising To tnsable Part In Recovery^ Of Business PROCESSING TAX Major Offense Of Re­ OF 3 0 CENTS IS publicans Will Seek PUT UPON WHEAT To Re-Gain SomeOf ROOSEVELT I PUNNING TO Closing ' * Is Set For INEnd O f This Month ■i NEW YORK. July 10.-(iP)— d N e w s p a p e r advertising w II ranks an intbspsnsihle contribu­ f itj: ' ; ■ tion to business under the condi­ Date Ib Tentatively. k tions brought stout b yth* passage Confers With Attor­ Named For Ending f tin* National Recovery Act. acney Genernl Upon rt i.ltng to lio n et,1 E. JMuod. presiPresent Phase Of Means To Make In­ ,U; of a large industrial corporaEconomic Conclave IiiMt, who;* company haa been conVanished Authority Farm ActAdministra- tplctnuily suecsssful duiin< the dustry Get In Line LONDON, Jely 10.—(AJT.)— dspiri-ton lerlod. WASHINGTON, July 10— <F7 -------Neville Chamber!»la. cbawealter tors Kxpect Early WASHINGTON. July 10.—(A n••Without nvw.p ater a.KertlsH A L IF A x T n T S-. July 10. rhleftplns of the RrpohUean ilip’’, ra>d Mr. Blood. "It would ' i £ 3 S j r ? l £ S ! One H undred And 55 ef the exchequer, IsaaeMag • Test O f Legality h*v« i — (A.P.)— Fbf enfolding the party are preparing quietly tor Planes And 413 Pi­ debate »a the ecawomte eenfar- . j been impossible for Ameri­ Attorney General Cummings, was la the Heaae ef Gamma**' Atlantic coaat haa Interrupt­ a major drive aimed at regaining WASHINGTON. July 10.- 1/1 can business to have attained the reported to have canvassed thor­ lots Are In State •as* today, declared Great RrtUlm’a oughly the possibilities of leg-tl piartp Itcent aehlevemtnte It-has. #d Colonel and Mra. Lind* In 1931 some of the l»rt *••’ —A pm**»*imr prnev—ine tax or :n e-nta a I'lagnmcvnx >>cniv.wn.«...» .. ...... . . . ........ — lav of :W e-nt» power In Congress, ami leader* I" bniheL iolcd »ln*.« ij^uTdayjaigkt.aMt-JLJrB-lA-Mya-uUiMwUa J»k*aLAau4»„UAMA-lha^s*u»luaik».esf — TA m'f A, July f0.—Florida, wilh - haslr po.Hcy U tke raM nr o t .. . berth’* flying expedition to wheleoala ram modi Vr price* to * f f l r ■WTdwestvrtr v l g w yestentar t » --------educate •*>the- nitsset prlcts and wages as a prtlud* ,0 '..pteJ-ly if uproTell UK*’!* ms wheat «»‘rai g.dmr n SU0 -ysars• •* J . ^.O m elead end Iceland. Tak­ He declared thla was net Ipa*turned toward Chicago fnr another to th<* making of f.wul for Am*ri-( .lit*, the Standard uf living theyi pushing hi* Industrial recovery ISA airplan** and 413 pilots, rank* ing off yeeUrday they landed mach.ne ahead thl* weik on a bet­ hlyh snioag th* .tel** of th* n*- aible by meewtary scilew d a * of a eerie* of conferences over the can cntt*um*rs, aiul adniiulstra-l now enjoy. Hun In aviation prngresa. accord­ akbaagb rertala moaetary f t * 1 _ near Rockland, Maine three approaching congressional cam­ tors of the farm i r t 1y clird g y ] •'the s.cial livneflla of news- ter working basis. ing to g aurvey announced yester­ tore mast ha praaeal aa • aero*' As th* Prtsldent returned yesand a quarter hours later a wrre exp,—font an rarly legal' pup,r a.tevrtiaing have always paign. day hy th* aeronautic* branch of airy prellmiaary U raialag the ,, of ,«n undsnlabl*. Now th at the Na tenlsy from a Potomac River th* department of commerce. wireless announced. Many P lants I n te n d This gathering, to be held In Im I »f this first application cruise with th# head of th# govprice level. Malatalairag Groat one uf their princlp.il poweis. II la nasomed hero that the llonal ■p.y.-very Act throws emTuesday under the leader­ In th* United States th#r* nr* Hr ii sin’s middle ef the torn* To Place It In Op­ Chicago They were unccrtnln from what fb s u|« n value* and away from eminent’* I- gal staff. It was ship of Kvrrvlt Sanders, chair­ [ha made thalr rad pon­ pilot* ind BII74 tir p U w P Hey between paid sad aamthat he intrnds be eration R ight Away man of tha Hepubllran national quarter the test wiiul.l eon»-, bit pti.-vv, s great ic-edacntim ts»k stated.reliably . equipped ahlp faat In tom* (ire tnr week Is out to fill, in com­ with nctlv* departm*nt of com­ gold coualrtea, Chawberlata camnoth Hi-c. tVnllnrc nml Georg* N. coit/innt* Amerionn niamilacturcommittee, will find pnrty spoVrspletely lh ' directing va.ancles is merce llc*n*«s.'Th* total number « m near Rockland. They carried WASHINGTON, July 10.—</F»— men from Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Peck, chief administrator, - sal-* • r* whi^h make* newsiapcr ad- the Industrial and public works u( atrplnn** lie*n»*d *nd unlt- eluded by advising “t« beep t a r frankly they looked (of a prumft r looked fof n pru"Ht| yymsing all the more tedlspcn* setups. Mr. Knctsvtlt expects th* ctn**d was 9066. Hugh S. Johnson, recoetry admin- Kentucky, Michigan Minneenta, Only S few mechanics were at Istratc*. said today he waa in­ Witeonsln and lows reporting »n ehallerire m lb* nuirti of thglr >r | week to *e*. also, th# break-up of Among th* 17JJ59 psraon* with lev, the procea.lv ’ -,V <1>t. not , ppM r lo b, lh , LONDON. July lO— (>L■tha aircraft plant at CoU*«e formed that the textll. Industry the political sit at ion in their authority tb# Jam in meeting wage-raising piteta* lte*n*** July l that* w«ra tax on wheat. J I . . M i l , Queens, to ace the IJH la ao well pleated with thr cod# states and the prospects for sue. I Ailmin sirifion’s Intent to curb rode* for business. P,)— Winding up tha pnsont 7040 of th* transport grad*, ll«T While this tnx went info effort ‘ any rnm ian;*’ pioductlnn but it kergh* ■plao* baggage and equip­ newly promulgated by Pruldent cess a year hsnee. The Chief Executive, It waa in­ limited commercial, 22 Induslilal, phaso of the economic con­ yesterday on grain poured Into th* | . . . . _ . .. dicated, I* d-trrmlned to halt in ­ 9Sn| private and S4H solo pilots. ference on July 20 w u ten* . ment ha the low winged plant Rooaerelt that many plants In­ Regional westing* have been hnpp,,. „f qour mdl. no,, o-h,r " ‘ ” **' " ,n5r uv.r-productlui. at creases In pinductltii i t th* ex* Th* licensed pilot* Included 673 tatlvely decided on today by,*,; which two yearn ago carried them tend to put It Into operation right held previously In Washington, primary wheat pmce-xlug ptentl. " 1 pens* of longsr working hour* women di*ld*d a* followe: tranaNew York ami Rostvir, marking and also upon th. f mr stock* r f ,n 0 ,h ,r aa s prolonged Journey to the away. A meeting of lotnr. contumer, the only outward show of Ite- nilllerv, whidesnle .balerv ami * must sell what- rather than new help xn,t higher puit, 69; limited ramm*rcla1, !W; the parley ateering commit* I * and imkiatrial advisory commit­ publiean activity In the “politlenl bakers, ri-lnil .b-ul.-i . will have aG evor be in likes t.y sound sales wxges, and Informed quarter* e* Industrial. on#i private, 455, »nd tee, it ia underatood in -ib g ot i t North Bearh Airport, to tees today sought to map sut the dogilays." Behind the scenes, how­ •lays during which fond* mid. prwell this —a* the subject of- ------------------------hit talk with autogiro, — • I-Sf.*. iThl* W will i l l ( tend « • * « * Mto f nsxiTafu inctrsse »ss*w - ••••* ________ usually wrlMnfnrmed «out&C~" tha craft was tailed, a futuro policy of the recovery pro- m Th* leading state In number of | | |,nffw n. , „ been „ „ „ many „other chiefly of wheat si.* not lavnhle a.lvetlimng TP1'1!!!* her P '“ * *“» ^ f At lev e*y -General <'ommmg*.ever, there have The conference has been I* * 1 II* has b#in informed that over­ altcraft*. Ilc*n**d and uqllc*nM>l. estimated a t 5,000 had And tonaWgrfd r f pnrty pta legal rh sIM ,' • >><iti sup . who ptevioufly have . . r.Vpeel.-il ...r ................. deadlock for more than a wash production I* being practiced by was California with 973. N»w mainly t„ pr.c* and . ______ __ eieer Ihe^ CdloneF andI (tents for 'hearings on a number Issues f ir th* 1931 congression­ yrslcrilay failed In dampen the »V- .if-.orlrd some manufacturer* in advanct, York waa second with 026 »“J over lh* questron of monetary • of minor code* now on file with Ihusinsm of Wnllnce, pr.lt and 1 b dd> merchandise, will htv* to al cimpalgn and the It'.lO preslhla wife, the former Anne Mm stabilisation and many leading of the establishmtnt of the Indus­ rmr, who will be the radio opera­ the atVnlniatratlon. Witlsl election now are being nlher aides for Ihrlr general farm lulld real value* into their goods trial cod** for limiting hour* of Fsnnsylvanla third with MJ. In th* delegatee have frankly aaaartM l number of llc*ns*d pilots Callfor • tor, photographer, and relief pilot. No final decision waa reached, drawn, based In large part upon program. Rolh expre—ed pl<-sv- *nd will have to ujak* the public work, production and fixing mini­ ma led with 3540, Ntw York we. Its continuance under preeasrt air* . -r I Mr*. Lindbergh wore khahi rld- but announcement of oat la to he th« Roosevelt emergency legisla­ ere over Ibe rrspoo* • of cotton awate nf Ibis. >j mum wxges ••-and with 1716 and Ohio third cumstances would be uselees. fnrmer* to their arrwive rnluc •"lh. ti inter of advertisers will The American delegatlee^ base* tag breeches, a khaki shirt op i expected shortly. tion. Predictions have fume from Th# Sabbath lay-off notwith­ Hen plan. ith 1088. inenas* an.) Iha consumer will, standing. there w«r# developments •var, has hero fighting stranaM fJ \ at the throat, and a leather helJohnson haa received several some of the lenders Hint the Re­ mot, white her bareheaded hue- codes aubmitted by the atesd in­ publicans will make .liable gains The^ reported 8*1 .r-by that up thereby, have n gicater tang* of on many fronts In the Industrial- Tht itudy included fUdtVl tnd ly to keep the conclave at work. gltdvr pilots. It was found that Manufacturers who Meeting today to decide what hand waa attired In n gray amt. dustry, but said he had rejected in seat* In th# House of Repre­ to nlnint Friday noon farmer? hi I ••lection works campaign. nffenxl t„ plow up mote Ihnn f>.- benefit most from llie in * ritull- pjt.lie An ho entered the plan* he re •ach one for change* to bring the sentatives. Hugh 8. Johnson, industrial thsr* a rt 58 licensed gUd*r* and subjects should ba In-'udsd In the •. 500,000 acres of tlu-ir Ji'-wli g «ji hit eoot, pouting only long Inustry Into line with th«. recov­ At present th# Republican na­ crop In return for gnvernm.nt * ii ' will be lh."c wliosa produ.-ts rant ml administrator, yeslsrdar 764 unlicensed «Hd#ra, making • revised agedla for Urn Congraa*. total of 809. Thar# w*r# 193 li­ (he steering committee decided l*( * . *•* F ■gh to tell newspaper men ha ery act’* purpose. tional eojnniittre I* maintaining benefit*. This meant lh tl the contain ,-omo vital diircrrnr* in continu'd his Intensive work • ' eliminate tha dlscumloei t r t j s F w . pot plan to extend tha night Likewise he said h* had re­ only a skeleton force. Neverthe­ ramnalen for redorllon bail pu»tt l» ifi.rinancc, appearance and coil. place Ik* first buslnsss code--for censed glitter pilots, Florida’s racord was particular­ sidle* and commsrelal pollrtad f*^W-d-rawenre fearttes • ucti at will I the rotten textll# Industry—upon Earned prop*sals of the oil Indus­ less, Chairman S anders.Is rp»od- the half-way mn.k. \. » MCbMI after the prop-f try for additional tklU on employ­ ing most of Ills time In his stfiea pisferen-e in •the Prssldent’s desk fov approval ly good whin population la con* chiding tariffs and qooUa. Wallsee posllwneil the final)eir" *•»“ The rommlltee was unabla, howsld*r*d. Th* slat* haa 118 V today or Tussday. fig whirred, the craft was In tha ment. (Continued <»n Pag* Three) and Is keeping in close contact ,1a* • for rreelvintr rantrnrt-offen 8tertiary Ickvs. newly appoint n n iid alrpU ntt iml 40 ttU flM M •vsr, to decide whether monsUry- A ate. Tl ct>«M the field oac* ami President Roosevelt last night with state leaders. from SalunUv to next Wednesday questions which the European gold r.t administrator of th# ft.300. making a total of 165. than haa dad northeast along the signed tha ootton textile code, and expected the eam|isign to hd A few blocks nway fn m the na­ imM.Csmi public work* program. In Th* slat* has thr** glld*rt. Th* countries say cannot ba d**»» trttk Long Island Coaat Its fastest the first under the Natlcnal Re­ tional committee headquarters a r e ......... .. . para during Ihe next I* rorthted, dlcitml completion of hi* orgnnl numlwr of transport pilot* la 160, until stabilisation - Three hundred pounds of covery Act. fixing a 912 and |13 located th# offlers of the Rcpuh- Ihrrr ilnvs.. Rut if fsi m#n 'in n should be treated rod u k l d l j e ration by today and mad# it «!«•» limited roininsrclal 26, private IIganey prortilona and 525 gallons minimum wag* In the South and liran federal associate*, of which »ub«tnntlnl number have net ha I ‘ (('outlnurl On Pag. Thrs#) ,-snssa 302. and solo pilot* 16, drafting committee to eoarider ad gaa formed a heavy load, hut North, raapectlvely, ami a 40 Ogden L. Mills, secretary of the an nnporlttitlly to dint -nnii.-ti this eontroverxlal maMar and r*making a total of 413. Ita now lid-horsepower motor hour work week for all mill em­ Trratury under Prr»|.bn| llonver l,v that I hue he wdl provid, a port to lh* steering group tasnorFlorida's 116 airplanes com lifted tha plan* easily from the ployes. further extension. (Continued On l*nge Three, row. . . _ v V parts with 68 for Alabama, 63 for Proseratlmr Atl,.rn»y John O. If Walls e sueee l • In obtaining The code, marking the l i n t Aftar the meeting ««d*F J* A i luma, 63 for Arkansas, 136 far ndbeeiiM-nl* f o r •'rem ovin' f-on Ixuinnll this mornln" stated that 1VM_ | , hop* ti. com attempt of the federal government .(•ltd the conference would b* Grargls, 106 for Maryland, 66 for | 0 ,000,000 to il.ooojnto nerea I m f lot* Gnurl will resume bef'r# llato UMlr first lOO-mll* lap to to regulate hour* and wages in sdjournd July 26 for an lnd*fte»M Kentucky. 61 for Colorado, 40 for pnelurtion, hi- la eonfldeat teat Judge J. G Sharon tninnrrorHalifax la rapid order, for the Industry In an effort to stab­ Mississippi and 111 for Louisiana. period, porhapa two month*. mnrntne set ti-’ n nVt-,-v (Hivenr’s potential rrnii can '« pka* kaa a top gpaad of 150 miles ilise product! n ami purchasing Thre*. |w».«i1ilv r iff rase* at# reduee.1 nt |en«t Hl.OOnOOO l-sl.-s. Florida’* 169 transport pilots WABIIINOTON. July 10. aa hoar. Tha weather bureau re­ power, will become effective July rhl-s would bring the nrosp- • v< set’'dole,| for trial. I>r su'd compares with 66 for Alabama, 27 diction waa mad* last night t»y W ASHINGTON, Ju ly 10 —(Abported bead winds and n low -ril­ If. flop to srvun.t 10.000,0-0 b*l *. a They *r„' ]| t McMIch**!, T he ilc rsrtm sp t »f Juallc* »>«laT for Arisona. 63 for Arkansas, 7J Louis M. Hows, sscratary t# j ing along New England *n,i No­ Tha President affixed his sig­ snh'tantlal .1 create frou the nrldlr, ,-harmed with nggravn* >,| w s - fo rm u la tin g a p l'*v f«r for Connecticut, 71 for Georgia President Roossvslt In *0 • uU*** el* Beotia, aid Lindbergh taM nature in the executive mansion CniCAGO, July 10.—UP) Mra. hlch rate of iirialuitlon of tha ." a tilt: W F .' Gamer, vehltn. dealing With, “ onreasotvabi*" in- and 114 for Kansas. friends before tha take off h- last night only a few hours aft­ Anothsr aviation advantage for lied .lotar*lew that th# L0**®" 'barged with laali'l ois destri'r- e re a .e s In bread l-He*. ranting wpnld pot d o n . at North Haven. er he had returned from an pv- Harold I. Ickes, progressive Re­ last decade. Florida I* the fast increasing economic confarene# would ad- , •tell to personal onquirljf. an,| the Ir .he w s k . nf th* M cm" • Md, I* anno <rf aeeaaslly ernlght cruise down the Potomac publican wife of a Deom. rutio •nlnl re -- of W t-v 1*11(1# an) number of airports being con­ jouru shortly to permit study of cabinet msmlpr, yestenkij a s­ bushel |iroce*- ln r *»* on River with Attorney General R, II. Rliolnn, (w hlt' charged with which went Into effect over lh* struct'd by the state road dr tha many problsma Involved by b Cummlng*. Ills swift signature, serted she was going t i rant lava the nns-e*-|nii nf a still, partm tnt under th* direction of •psclal committees. profaning to S t hla schedule to affixed almost immediately aft­ her own political carver. The declaration of Mr. Howe, Mr Leona rat) eabj ihai a fourth w eekend. r -m ptefnf* o f Incraast* which Maj. A. H. McMullen. Boon th* fa y elrtu matinees that might er the rode was placed before Mra. Irkeg Is a state represen­ rare |s •chedllh'd for trial, that of V eccetar, W alls'* considers "too •late will have a network of air­ Id printed form, waa taken to ragI after - teaching the North. him by Hugh 8. Johnson, the In­ tative from a suburban ’ district I Ink Kenn'dr. 'h?r'r-<l with a* h le h " are b e ln r t u iw d over to port* planned to make air travel resent tha attitude of Mr. RoodaDanish eUamar Jell. nr*, dustrial administrator, avoided and during the recent session of msvated assault. Ilnwaver, he A tlnraev General Cum m ings for much safsr. valt. left Phlladriphl* June 25. further delay which would hgv* the Legislature has consistently “Of coursa", he sabl, “what wtu . added, ‘‘i-'rteln fsrlor^" mav art-* tn te s llv illo n sn.l p rtlb le proseWASHINGTON. J ly |0— t,1t • the baas of the Pan-A me r- prevented the unprecedented voted as a ItepuhOan in all pure­ which will prevent It- living tried actually be don* within lh# n rtjt • ra tio n under a n ti-tru st t*w*. Labor and relief offic els of V ht this lime. A hw ifd- expedition, for agreement from becoming effec­ ly political squabble*. few weeks at lh# confstane# •**•• WMtn t tedhitgh la technical ad- tive uatil July 24. At her beautiful humo in Win- states, gathered here nt frd-isl Court e'llmitPed S'atordsv sft: w here lner#s**s ar* b*lng pul in ­ not be forecast, but I think yaw 1 ■ •v Although the code presented by netka she was asked If rumor* beh*st. yesterday pleilced the r»- rmism after two -a«c« had h»,-n to effect h r groups o f bakers will find In a general way that n|H-iatisn 6t llu ir ngraries vuth and dra le rs. • , . get iato eontsc' 77 percent of the eotton textile circulating at tb# raplUI In 'nm i'let'd. Hnc w |. a rhsrge of the sub rommltte# wUl be ap­ W s lls v said ha has obtained somewlier* br- Industry was <le«lgned to affect Springfield tA the effect lli*« she the new United .Statei etupl-v- •intewfnl fishing, lodaeil Sgnln- ! pointed to consider the logics al­ re p o rts of Incress** up to 5<) r* r Newfoundlaml, nil plants using cotton In manu­ would retiro from her political moat scrjvlce toward spreadmg R. L. P.IV nr.d If. Flvnr, white ready agreed upon, and that after ' It was facturing, the tire and medical activities to devote alt her time at new Jobs at top spord. men who were found not gnllt/ rrn t. »te lakes th* fo slllo n 'h e n short time th# meetings of th# lav If re fle c t'd in fall to th* Because the term* of the new Ight la The meeting was arranged by after ■ trial Th# •eennd was 4 CaHwriL .. .. .... Industry were granted a tempo- tha title of her husband In Wash­ full rommlseion will b# edjourwad • ' Italian military W ry aiemptlon c* their eootrn- ington wsra true. In #ikllll«n to W. Frank I’ersons, Hrector o( the ■•barge nf (i-inc profane and In­ consum er should not In e rt* * ' education bill are not explained for so mo weeks until the## comDnjtad Statcv,- (ion that tha maximum hour and Ills duties as secretary of the In­ (totted Stair- empLyinent aesv rr, decent language, Indeed again*! th e price '.I * pound loaf more fully to his satisfaction, Superin­ tendent of Schools T. W. Lawton mills** *ra wady tb make prallaano definite plans minimum wage provision would terior. Ickes Saturday was named and Harry I- llapkint. federal re­ It. O Cnann, whl'*- who . wea th a n nne-hnlf a rent. this morning declared lhat ho la inary report*." W allace can i*<i»lr* •H baksr* fmiml guilty and ordered to pay titer* . rrfc a hardship. by President Kojsrvclt a* enter- lief administrator. » and dealer* lo obtain licenses to not prepared to »«y whether *T This was taken In some q**rAlthough the law provide* gtney administrator ef the fe'lPlans for formation nf a state $1 and ra«ta. 1--------------Earlier In the w<ek, n Jury had o p erate ami nbld* by spwrlflc not Seminole High Sebool will ba leri here last night aa meaning that tb* code once approved by oral public works program* emtiloyment rwtincll in each state, governing prices able to offer IU pupil* football, that President Roosevelt la will* failed to agree on the rase of rrru te tlo n * thy Chief Executive shall be man­ Of tours* they aren't Iru*," the with ciiualy rommiltras, slso wrrs May Mathews, charred with her* under th* f ir m se t but us* o f basketball or physical education Ing to have postponed for a lists . - „ J o n l datory upo nth* entire Industry, replied with smphatls. "I have ■Imidosed. Each o u n ly rommlltee doting the coming term. the effort for fulflllmoal of th# the agreement allows the remain­ every Intention of bring a candi­ will b# composed of a reprewntn- assault, so Judge Sharon ordered (ho d rastic n wer Is not con­ Press report# from Tallahaasee broad program for world acanoasld • tem plated If Industry “ sria w ith­ ing H percent of the Industry n date f i r re-election nest year. My live o( labor, a msmlier of th# a mltlrial. W. M. Jordan, rluireed with as­ in rsn to n ." th# fsrm a.lm lnlstra yesterday were to tha affect that recovery. T s w i o v period for further hearing* before heart and soul are in the work at local relief committee and three »r "Florida publie schools may eoa- ley has centered upon th* ttsdRUsault and battery, plrsdod gullly lion said. the cod* become* binding upon tlnue to have their football and Hpringftebl ! »nj jy every moment four eitisea*. These county nignti- and wav fined th* co*ls. (Continued On Pag* Twa) ’j f them. Tha extent of thl* lime ixatlans will be under the state ether sporta hut the counties Pet* linker. wHte, rhargc*l with HITLER HtTH OANO l# ._ ( A f - I n as left to Johnson for decision. of lb I don’t want to give It up." r#-empluymrnt director. (he m a tites moat pay th# eoaeh's , mlng an Improper li.rtia* tag. 8*«tetery leken returned lest The signing ef the cotton code Peraasia told the meeting that bad the chsrgs noils proassd. BERLIN, July 10.—Determina­ salaries and other expenses- Tha Taxpayers Set Forth Palmer and signalised a pash by the, Chief week to Washington after a short tion of th* Hitler reglm* to stamp •taftg board of adulation aliml* .... i efaetrlg Executive to speed hip domestic visit ah home with hie wife. "But the Interest* uf organised bb»r would be recognised In wirking out gsngdim In Berlin was *«•" nated the physical health count Complaints A t M eel we didn't talk politics", ah* hastor program Into Hoard Of Governors out plans, and that tim prefi ram 's rvctntly Tn th . Imposition of lh* from th# list of approved atbjecte te ted to add. , j °t Several taxpayer* celled •* Urt * for which th# atal# will pay taacaguaranteed by tew would be safe* to the Of C. Of C. To Meet ■tenth sentence on four msn con era." i aroused bf nn *PCourt House this morning g . anted. Flan* for promotion of *tet#d of participation In a pay­ »t by aeaw indueMr. Lawton Intimated that (ho County Commissi naor#/ re employment nbo era to b# On Pag* Four) Reminder -to nil member# of ths roll robbery In which a man wa* "Since the matter ia entirely la sitting as o U a squallaiag wrrked en with representetiee* of Board of Governor' of th* 8#ml- Rilled. Iipporitloa of **»• tha hands of tha sshoel board M listening to complaints the publio works wimmistrati n oote County Chamber of Cam- penalty Is unusual In Gsnaany.; LEGION TO MEET tha various district*, according in lag m ature under ‘ ATLANTA,N J^ly 10— n.eraW lhat th# July meeting .-f nO kC W T E A niM OEOANUB th* p m # report, It la po—H>te Highlight o fth o the Board xrill ho held nt th* City =i will ’t e a * lasports at Nineteen peraoaa iwew U lM lo we ran mak* soma a n " when C Ball. Calotg. ' llsll tomorrow nlflht waa : of Ceaspten-Loeeiac Port week-end aceld#a}a-#m Ite south, ST. P U T E r I i BURG.—Uf)— which xrill enable us U by suiomobile*. S»v«n by Lefftea t t e ^eightI by, with oar physical adura y | arid* llomaataadan, l»c.. a train, s m b f drowning, on* group who## objatt te to procure gram, Including (pi Ul lIu-----diserlialnatod agahmk*, pi nn# ky Iters*, uu* by poise|* of ths proposed cdnallfS* ‘ Tha aehaoi board wUl mast on that he be of * g*n. (k* M tM m trt ttewsl amendment providing for ThuradayL July M to ."at least *100 a yam i- because • muniera .ml ML new budget gad ** tax exemption of « tv o n u s f »*• - -‘ ,water Works Tho “aoxnplatnt waa fbrv relating^ t a t h * tha faatarod tab- 99.000 hi rates, wa* ■ _ - ---*4 th* a ll. wbaa E l l M Y d K ro * '’. • ••*. •. . . . . ■ : <, ____EatfeAnd Wife Are OnTheirWayTo Greenland, Iceland *t On BusInessMIsaton FLORIDA RANKS HIGH IN AVIATION SURVEY SHOWS TEXTILE GROUPS WELL PLEASED WITH NEW CODE m i j Resumption Date For County Court Set For Tuesday U .S . Plans Action Soekinpr To Curb Bread Profiteers Mrs. Harold Ickes To Support G. 0 . P. D e s p i t e Husband i Co-Operation I P ledged To Help Speed New Jobs Chance Is Seen Of Keeping F o o t b a l l For H i g h ' S c h o o l Killers 19 Are Killed In Dixie In Week-End Mishaps - �— T* — - jw tci ON HONKTMOON CRLISB Additional Interval la gamea i.l the leag.a tomorrow will I t E ntered at Orteado and Cocoa. At Orande, Jack Seed, who las kit aafely la 12 ataevesaive gamer, e.ll be .ot ts make It 13 atra gkt, while a t Cocoa, Paul Bonner vho hit aafely la 14 atralght game*, la within tw0 gamm of lying tb r league record. « Until Thuraday'a game at Lees­ burg, Manager Joe Bamee of San­ ford had bit aafely In 14 atrai^bt gam-a. Ferranti got Me number however, and Barnes went klthne In four tries. J a k Reed nf Orlando itlll main­ tain* I he league lead In battifff, according to afflcial figures re­ leased toddy. In 21 game* thla year he haa hatted out 3ft hit! In M trite for an average of .107. This figure iu 31 pointa better than that of Dan Coppa, hit team­ mate, who ia the nearcat regular hattrr. Tlge Minor 1» the Prdu’ leading .300 or better batter, but he haa been in only 14 game* to gain an average of .330. Joe Barmi U the club** leading regular with a mark of -711. ’ Odd-But-True Inventions INDIANS ILTSUNDAY NO 9 1 0 , V b 7 CO M B IN ED LIFTING AND SPANKING M ACHINE H O -no,iTi THE O B JE C T O R THE INVENTION IS TO PROVlOE A DEVICE USED OSTENSIBLY A S A WEIGHT LIFTING MACHINE BUT WHICH WHEN. A C T U A T E O ,O P E R A T E S T O RELEA SE A S P R IN G -A C T U A T E D E L E C T R O -G E N E R A T O R ANO A SPR IN G ACTUATED FAOOL£,TW6 CURRENT OR ELECTRICITY BEING A C T U A TE D INTO 7WE P E R S O N O P E R A T IN G THE M A CH IN E WHILE THE P A D O tE A T THE S A M E TIM E S T R IK E S HIM ! League-Leader In East Coast City; Holds Loop Records v Tig* Minor *Bd Ma r«wrdhrwklng pithing porforromoeo of the i h w i i will | f t m nrid toot *1 Cttom tomorrow i f l m M whoro Dm Celvryff-K who w«re opmt la tkir trarko i t L aa»brg Thur»d ir. m m t tarn bi • rwml porformanr* 1/ they atpaal to roixtoor Iho highflying. laAgua-laadlAg GW*« Indian*. Mia it, with eight victoria* end thrro defeat! to hi* credit thl* poar, ii conalderr.l one of It* H oatiUndlng rlght-handeri la lh* U igur. Official pitching rrcoi h raltaird here today giro him an aaraod run average of 1.47 rune per game, an excellent figure. In h in Ing the lalanderi j ti tJ 0 ahut o t laat Sunday, he not only completed a taak he had nev­ er Juno befi ro —beat Day lima iM Ita own field—hut he e*ta'»: l!tc>l a new Uague rrcord for ahul-ojt e'.ctorlee won. It wto hie aoventh ahut.out of the teaaon, end he klda felr to retahlleh a new all­ time record before the aeeaon la ever. Tomorrow ho will hi thrown agelnit an outfit that b out to win the eerond half. A reo rg an ­ isation at t.'ocoa hae brought new money Into the picture, and it la expected that eeveral nrw plajera will be Imported at onee, prin­ cipally pitchere. The Indiana are kaocklng aling at a rapid clip, and they have evveral potent hatte n . Including Wall, llopklna, W i t, Met'idly, and Howard. Indian hurling ikilien will fall pn old Aaa Wall tomorrow unlaaa Iho Indian management, not want­ ing to take any ehancee, aenda dike Raker- t i the hllfr WiTTIUi done nobly In relief nlea - thl* gear, and haa alaite.l «nd finished two gamee, the 12 to I victory • t Laoaburg on Sunday being ana of them. Baker has appear*! > In 17 games of the 22 played by kla club. Ilia record t'day atanda • t 11 wlni anil fla loeaae. With the league itandbiga tied ■p as far aa Daytona.. Sanford, 'S' £ K A 'LIV E WIRE* THAT BOV OF MINE d £ r THE ELECTUCAu GENIUS SPANKS HIS CMILO*, MOOERN PROGRESS.THIS SWITCH HAS REPLACED THIS SWITCH™ WEST PALM BEACH, July A _tfY—The little auxiliary akettit. m a p , which mads a much pubidled three-year crake around he world aivvn years ago, aail /eeterday for the Gal* pa go* laaadd off Ecuador, bearing her iwner*. Capt. and Mrs. Albert .lobimon, on a honeymoon trip. -Ir». Robinson waa Ml** Florince ,‘rane, of Chksgo. MOM 1 NEED SOME LIFTING EXERCISE ANYWAV To-Night also ri an n H ate. Orlando ......— * It it if ,,j* ' W"“ nt —— . . J J I J U L ;ilM -JrtA .ttK W k « !h ,le a d in g .woman Seat; t^galaarn athlete, lenda a helping hand on 1■•*f■- i N rw hmyrnn the pillar* of one of the two li£H feet high tower* f r the SkyIndlhMonl balling Uadara "MMHf Ridr, *upreme thrill at A Cen­ n ID N I U hiypral lab tury of I'rogrer* Chicago'* 1!>33 llrrtf. Orlnndo 51 M U SS >w||r. fmp.M- H II «« » I* World’* Fair. Mar. roenn IS IS II IT <**»ppis. Or la nun IS 91 19 3S ta ttle in a game ilia: ah-ruld prrve NYllII a mu-»n O f | IS I t S 19 'fl»tear. Mithf »ft| If 19 « If >rry interralinir. SS 91 ST SI Wall. OMKba In Th today’* gam? the butting 21 at li sa Mir«M •. H a n f o r d lUfaHln*. I'frro* If id 19 and parking of Clyde Hnrtiagi AM»»ati, Kikfurd fur l-nkr Monro*' «r..| tie bnttiii-f ShuiiMin, l*ay|i»na H «S II 2* It iT T 19 lotn*-r, tbiylHM of Odham for San for I wn*> the •• Pair, fgrr«t»«r* l« 11 • r* TS M ts S9 MaCiillr, rna-.»t fratnre*. Ilarnatu t>lrm-g out t:n |UiRi»rr. fUnfaird SI •• 19 29 mrn ar-d only iaiuol two pa»r*. or abom, lnyh»iu it t i i« li Mat wall, Hanford SI IS 19 SI I ll'f o u g ali'g.Vj wervi a icieat ITlp To the leant. Odhar.i'e ho inn run with f’onlcll on bn *e n the thinl and Tllli*’ triple in the firtt half of the *ame inning were the long hit* of the game. The wore: t'tK i: wnvnnn an it it it, a •: Jour*. Ita _ « | | A » * *• I l i r B ' t f n , tU ‘b i l l I I The Hanford Junior team, at- 1‘nmmlHii • -* ■■ * . . u -^mmioee « ___' * " ’ } > ,, **|nth s tr e 't Tltfiel !• • ' tjt t a diamond Thursday, v/on the flrati Sr*M> t<m'*%»tl' if ' • ' • • • M f of th, ^ roinn|^ f.-agte. Thi i 115! Sanford team, manage! b> 3M <* r ll tt a a Rive, won 12 game* while loaing n if r o %r ■a srn N ti fhur. Th? lAke Monroe 'ea rl K-lt*. IIA a 2 9 • • II while loalng five. 1 I i S m it h. 2*» ♦ 1 p• A 1 1 A 1 i The eecond half begin* Sat­ r*i«r«|r||. 4 • 41 It • i ninr*. lb urday with Lake Mure eehedule! (•Ih.tru. rf 4 : % 1 1 • I • n 1 0a «9 If to play Brnaon Spring*. 8anfonl Kwnna. O Will lama. Clay rf 4 t | wil It ravel to Lak? Monioe to do Hlrmja»r, r 9 t 1 9 X 9 via* Ar t RELMWj2 p S e u i r t *B m o e U r* burg and Orlando are cttl-j rhungp* aleo, having taken '*n cerned, and the Indiana out In .T ele Newcomb from Hanford, frvnt. pr»-|iecU of a tie for f l r « t |u f l y McMullen, of Clearwater, place are In view if the Keda beat I Jack Bakrr and Charlie Handa •he In tana. Otherwise, the Indiana from f e lle r Hill. The Tlgera had ala-game winning atreak •will l»e n-l front by » alngle game a • nappe I in Orlando Thuraday. «. margin. ih— lelamVre Ihey-wHf-he-nvvr anaiima t-rv tert - -The- Day Una—H*aehwho were raal adrift by club back- another atreak. Carleltm or Haere laal week ami are now on their her will hurl. The I-renhtirg B r luf, highly own, will go t„ Orlnndo to battle with the Tigere. Daytona relraaed elated over their victory over the Hud llaae thle wrek, and tm k on Keda on Thuraija), will opvn a five Johnnie Culbreth, Joe Check from game homo atand by taking n«i New Smyrna, anJ Cracker (ire- the New Smyrna Crarkera. The ham, who waa rr-algned. Check llruina have renovated their club, will pllrh for Daytona tomorrow. and the renuvatlrn waa very *vfThe Tlgera have made ae.veral itrnt Thuraday. Bruin owner Frrtl llrrl mg today advlaed the league recertary here he had aigned Emory Witt, a >oungatrr aent to him fiom Americua, Ga., by “Xh teleaa Joe" Jarkaon, the old White Soa No* atar. alar, Either r.nner Hart n a n or Knrr»ter In tfhribled tw b ^ rt for *bv Bruma. The New Smyrna Crarkera un■Irywent a thorough home-cleaning vcstcr-hy. Club c/wner* dropped Hehlecty. Tedder, Shrhcl, and Joe Check, an I algned up Bud Hag*, Wny Wehb, and Red Will ana, *hort»top who recently played °n the Cohen nrolhera’ team at Jack•nnrllle. Haa* la acheduled to hurl BUCK JONES Barbara Waalti Sanford Juniors Win 1st H alf Of Seminole League .__ — 'i D ouble Hho ow 52iaISS? m NEW YORK, Jo ly >— (TV— riling to IA*7AI7 tons compared Steal Ingot production la Jonr, with 2,001*1 bi May and 2*2.737 tone In Jaoe, 1222, tho American Iron a Steel Institute^ reported yesterday. LEGAL NOTICE tv » 'tw rrrr rwt a v o r . , ▼mimm j c n t r i a i , c t a c i . . . . PEN N B T SA I.ES INCREASE flo m iim i f a v o ra m m u not*! a-orvrv. r t t A v r u T . .N. MfXA.NTK. Csaaptamaav NEW YORkT July A—(AY— J. C. Penney Company** Jure tiKXTKn WAAIIM-TIM. e t * 1 . 4 9 (eiHtantv __ ______ W talee volum • was |I4,(I7JHW, an ei r r t o o r i r r t m i V e in |),le * a » tv l a e e e *>4 !Bereave of 21 1-2 percent over a I ,k year ago. IN T ttK NAMK OF TUB BTATK o r ri* n n iIM : . _ Tt> T h e iwfeeHaal*. Deii»r . « a a i a a IlyiatlMlR#, p — Weahb.rn, whes* leet know* pl«<s i* a * n it * -I reehleace we* NetU-k. Mae* lla Kummiirv; Hum* l>aliH In. K living, ee-l If geail. Ike *nt»nv« k-lra. d e v lw a Itgntee*. grmnlve •VIIlia mu i, C. lUrniitP, Til IIn. ••II. ihUtditi fiMcr\t\r» Ml. Tllli*. • Other claimants amter Ike *ai T wh »ea»- Ml. «*. lltrfu ir, 11111• I. Itetter Waakknarn; J. K. P. Wllhl* Tlir«a tajiMi hit. Tlllln. run. •on. .knee leal kaown place , •Ill*•m ittolrn bapt. Ii l U r u i ' J. r.-iH-nc*. was |**tkam. Tnno. If II* Krill, nmtin t. iN.uhlr plajr. I’UIB- Ing and If r.vnd. Ike unknown k»lr» ntinf* !•» J«'H»n. lenfl »n l^iV# d-vlne«s. l-gat-c*. grnnteeA *r «tk\|ttrifM li. HnnCnrit I Hlrnrk nit • ( rUlmnnl* under Ik. eald J K. P. *jr flnrnanr I*, by IlyotUlnr 1 Wllklueon; J II Wllklnton and— .fjive ••It bdltl, Faff IlfFME* S. off ----------- ----- IVIIklncon. kl* wlfv )|> «*tl.klrt* I. HlnitiRf |il|ph»r, C. ■ k i a , l**t k n-w n nlare a t re*!- < lurnaiT. Vjh Ib4 pu«hrr. Iljmllnln*. dance v i> IVIkam. Tenn 41 llvlna. end If deed. Ike unknowh heir* UiplfWfl; M i|f MBlI ItaawlWtck. • ’I'll* l'.<llln*. wrniwt k ilt DON’T PAY YO WE’U . HAVE T O FF YOUR ELECTRICITY JUNIOR, GE7 ON THE MACHINE AND G'VE YOUSSEI.F A SPANKING. MOVER'S, SWEuL BUSY™ r »- In New Role Bhaih d by Lewbert HMyee A Columbia Pieters an d d-vlae-e. legatees. grantee*, e ti other cl*lm*nl» under the « u I it W ilklneon or ■ ■■— W ithin, •on, hie wtfei nettle llarrlann. If' living, and If dead. Ike unknona heir*, declare*, l#g*t*e*. a v a a te —. t or other rlalm *nta uader the **ld U-lu. .JU rtU aa. ,i*JMaa../lace-«Lw •r—tdence te uaknown. If llv ln « v / Pannlna Itrpkan llrkool. a e»rpor.tlion nnder Ike law* of tka g late nl T-nne#*re. who** laet kn«wa olace of Utialeee* wa* In Nn»hvllle. Tenv anr. *11 per*oa* claiming Uthrough or under *ald eorpomtloi'; , *nd To All pefeona having n-' -laltnlng anr latere*! In Ik# felinwing deerrlke-t lande, *ltnnle I* la-wit: Uemlnole County. Florida,i. lo-wll: • te l«_ rtealnnlng at a etake I S-aIjOM. Korthwe-t r>rner nf the• Be wee| Quarter "f the Nnkak Quarter of Berllon >1. tT"J M Chip S* A Range 1« B B. fu ll thence B**l »:« teef. theltc* Booth «1* feet, thence Went l l a feet to Ranee line, thenc* North U# f e a t . «»• k a g jje nlng. rotfVsInln* k and M -lt* •rte e more nr lea*. ' You and *»eh nf vou. »r# karakFcommanded and reunited to appear he fare the C lrrult Cnnrt for th* Tw enlv-thlrd iudlrlnl Clrrnl* of •••"-Id* on the Hh d n r of Anpuat. t i l l , at the Coart H earn ta Babt - H. j *IrpH i . •« Mi»#tr»r IM bill -om ptelnt fil'd again*! r»t* to **'• fn o rt kv N. W iianle, the nntnr# o' « M-h nnl.l bill of roiwptalnt I# Id •inlet eu.l confirm tk# title n* tha. omptelnt In tk# taada kereklkafac* deerrlhrd. and then tad •? re cel* e and nhtde hr *uch |wj5«»"t decree aa nld eald court roart abatl and d-cre. *aa.- h*'e. __. . ooo ron "fl^MSU. hh-ing" umIPAW eBIA t e*I enler-t i»rf»F pro decree, i m l fitUnwK b>m t?.Rant ■red that t hi. r V It la fnrth# once n we-» nolle, he pubt week* In tha f.w fnnr coneec Bantord Herald«f ▼ nnawapapar vukII,had h#r#. 1* tvla 11nee. Whereof. 1 here, unto aet mv hand akA Altlaa* tk* official aeal *f Ik* Ctrr“'» ' • ’"* Cor uemlnole C"unir. - Florida. IhW th* ,,h “ » "f V 'A tiocnt-AVB Clerk of Clvcnf Onirt. Byi A M. YVKBKJf. ' Deputy Clerk. IBEAL.) . * i THE ATLANTIC NATION^ BANK TH E SAN FO R D A T L A N T IC . N A TIO N A L BAN K ^ S anford, Florida of Jacksonville (Affiliated with the Atlantic National Bank of Jacksonville) (ORGANIZED 1903) Condensed Statem ent of Condition • - June 30, 1933 LIABILITIES Loans and D iscounts.....................................$ 167,828.30 O verdrafts NONE Old Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures 22,781.86 Real E s tu to ............................... .................... 4,622.79 Federal Reserve Bank Stock ....................... 3,760.00 U. S. Bonds to Secure Circulation................ 100,000.00 U. S. Bonds and Certificates of Indebtedness ...................... $792,428.30 Other M arketable B onds........... 182,073.00 Loans, N. Y. Stock Exchange Collateral and Commercial P aper ................ !................. 24,654.00 Cash and Due from B an k s........ 308,523.46 1,307,578.76 Capital S to ck .................................$100,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits .... 83,473,90. Circulation ................... - ................ 100,000.00 Reserve For Taxes, Etc........... ...... 1,965.00 LINTON E. ALLEN PEXER J. FEITNER D eposits..................................... l 1,371,122.81 TOTAL................................. $1,606,561.71 8. O. 8HINH0LSER Via# ProAldant Vko FroaMoat ARTHUR BRANAN A. L. BETTS OaaMov •Pi. .' taaob CypcoAA Co* ••77 . RID lAHObOf Saafvrd, FW M a • Farmer Sanfcrd, FlorIda l-otm anti DtocotmU -------- --- --------- ---- ------------------- 1 1.924JM.19 Demand Loans---------- ------ ----- ------- -— ------- -------- ,™ 2,123,721^9 OvenirmlU ---------------------------------------------------- ----32A4 flanking Hotutca, Furniture and F litu rca----------------------* 1.1S4A08JO Real Batata ------------------------------------- ------------------101,899-47 Cnatomani LlabUIty Under U tters of Credit ---------------6.100.00 Federal Koacrve Honk S tock----------- :.------------- ---------108,000.00 U. 8. Bond* to Secure Circulation------------------------------ 1,000,00040 II. 8. Bonda and Certificate* of Indeblcdncae S12.613.414J22 Other Marketable Honda---------- :----- -------- 3494,44148 Accrued In te rre t--------:-----------------------123330.09 Loaos, N. Y. Stock Exchange CollatcnU. Banker*' Acceptance* and Commercial Paper 1344390.43 Cook and Doe from Banka----------------— 4.181310J0 34.17730030 Total ___________________________ ____________ 130399,49741 a *• 1, - fl. * , LIABILITIES . (Paid la | 850.00030) Cm MM Stock itumi XJ50,00930) Surphnnad Uadhidcd P reflU _____ Total. Ml * *«St A | ; R. A. NEWMAN LINTON B. ALLEN HIU Hardware Ck , Pm ldeoL Bamford A tlaatk NaUooaI _1, •ru* • — r ----- ri? : • JOB CAMERON PETER J. FETTNER if- RESOURCES Letter* of W. a HILL Crela MaaBfkciacvr Sahfcrd, Florida • ' oat* Ha. ’ ' , In lem t, etc. 8. 0. 8HINII0LSER ChdlrmAn of tba Board Moat AUaatld Natloaal 1 JadkAOBvilto, Fla. COMPTROLLER’S CALL . % * • DIRECTORS J. T. WALKER. Jr. ' ~ , Statem ent of Condition, June 30,1933 / RESOURCES OFFICERS , Jacksonville, Florida COMPTROLLER’S CALL Total ............................... ;................... SI ,606.561.71 . >4 . • • I �r» not entirely otion to titpraa all language. When Ime* the caae; fhe It la uaed almoet IxcluofTtl/, as li conversation becomaa merely a aerie* of “oh yeah*," "and hows,’* “eo whala,” making fnUDIfsnt and pleasant dis­ count lmpoaiih]a Thia propensity, enpactally among young people, to ly of recognising th* Soviet adopt alang aa their modicum of epteeh, ia a manlafeatatlon gorernmont. of mantal lattaub. It M ao much mdte difficult to think T hk money, while loaned ta out ideaa and expresa them fn dear, descriptive, and eoth- America exporter*, la > « u H to t m p the i h w i i i a of selling M r food* ta the Raiutaiu. They went front a i not only cotton bat alto coper, farm ma­ chinery, electrical red railroad equipment and rannnfortnrrd food* to ralac their etandsrd of Bring. If We are to to ll'th em , lot u«. wo ray attain <fa basinets through the front door of formal MartfnV' If you hare OK’d hy H S MULE VKKflK FOR TODAY LIFE AND HOOD DAYS: Ha that will lav* Ilf*, and «c« good Florida bank atatemsnti Indi­ cate an increasingly sound condi­ tion. Now If the Legislature passe! a till lhat wasn't attacked In th* courts at unconstitutional that Would be news. The slate of Florida had a -WfWl of over 191,000 for the firxI sis month* of this yearf Bui fhe deficit for tho some period last year wa* soraftKInlr-Uke 1497,000. If w« c ntiflu* to improve w4" may yet be living within our inaom*. Now a Scotchman ha* suggested that E rop.> might wall liquidate 11* - war._debtx . lo_th*_Untied Stater with whiskey. That would certainly be on* way for thla country to go on a big iprea, and after all, the pasting of prohibi­ tion deservex a celebration. Tho City of St. Petersburg Is , taking this Industrial Recovery - Act, which I* designed to ralto wag**, pretty seriously. It has just announced a ten percent Inerval* 1In tho wages of all d ty employ***. ’And It* bondholder, aro still play>big mumlle-thr-peg. Tho Tampa Tribun*'* la*-*! contrllmtion to public enlightenment l» Tho Daily Washington Marry Go Round by Draw Pearson and ^R obert B, Allen, who toll y *u what f moke* tie whirl* go round In our [ national gorernmont and eomefcCtimes whoso hea ls they aro going Wound in. i- Th* delinquent tax list for itre‘ Yard county Is b*lng published l* ow in th* L’ucoa Tribune. Th* list ktkla year la m' rh xmaller than It •ha* been In other year*, not bo.raose pruplo are paying (heir ;|nsc* but lieeauao *o much of the ’-land ha* been bought In .by th* atat*.—Melbourne Times. Florida's J era test land baron . . . tha State. & It doven't make much difference Whether It's a world conference or just an erdinary lcgl*latutv. '■Jh Florida, tha Manat* blamed It ■'on tho ITouae, and the llors* blast ad It on th* Manat*, while they both blamed It on th* Governar. In U irtin , Franc* blame* it on England and America, and America blame* It on Franc* and Italy, and th a ; all blarda It on each othar. ' Prvsldrnl Rooterell’a -m antgel Currency” Is what tha economht. •all an “Index dollar.” Under Ikiv ayatem enneney would not h* »• *«•d U Axed prop rrtIon to a ear,> l n gold raaerv* but In ralatlao £lo commodity prkrra ax d*U.-Lialned by ao Index cknating tb* M fo n g a price of a targe number M f aomwodiliaa. The Ida* is that Uha dollar should alwayi boy »xLiwtly th* u m e amount of anyMktaf. That celery sheoU alwn)i U r e i r exactly a* raueb a crate, and .potatoes a , much a bushaL And ;-tb# prisw of real eitatc, stock>. W bi.aa forth would always be tba EMM**- Actually they Wight H taw w bat of ewarn. but lb* a m M u grits of all commadltlaa would D W W ‘ K u x acU , tb* cam* ia cbl- We remdmber art oceankm when * friend of ours re­ turned from ■ very exciting fishing trip which furnished him with enbufh th gills to Idat for a lifetime. We found thi* out from another member of the party who later gave us an intelligent description of the expedition. About the only thing our friehd could say waa: ”Boy, we had a time! We hid a timal” Airship Experiments Iha United State* K*vy ere a usdere wsste of mdn and money should coftrider the practice msneuvere which were carried out recently near the Lakehumt Naval Air Station. Pour single-seater fighting planes hooked onto the airship Macon 153 times in full flight without a single mis­ hap. The Macon with her commander and aeventy-two officers and men aboard lowered her trapeze and tbe pilota in quick succession made contact on the cross bar. There wia no attempt to draw the plartes Inside the ship because the maneuver la eo eaaily accomplished. The main pur­ pose of the fciractice waa to synchronize the speed of the planes with the movement of the Macon ao that the con­ tacts could be made smoothly and surely. It does not require much Imagination to foresee the un­ limited possibilities of the dirigible, with its brood of fight­ ing ship* inside, for long range military operations. Of course, where there are any sizable number of defending airplanes or antl-sfrcraft guns the effectiveness of the dirigible ia nullified, for It ia very vulnerable. By flying high and avoiding populated areas an enemy IdiHgiblerfor InSUnee. cOUld -fly into-the- tnterior- of I he United States, swoop over some large and undefended city add under the protection of its airplanes, to beat off what­ ever aircraft could be mustered together, drop its sup­ ply of bomba. aot* ef the A e le ty Trading mpany, commercial representstlrxa ef the Soviet Muter, and guaranteed by the xtate bank* of the U. ft. H. R. I t ie that*, fora e roundabout deal batwea* lhe govarnmentx of the Halted Stale* and tbe Soviet*, far Me R. F. C. le a branch af the (1. 8. Government, end tie act waa ap ­ proved by the Preeldent and Sec* retary of tha Trcaaury. Dbviooaly, it la contradictory for an agency of the Soviet while our government iteelf. In effect, decline* to admit their exletrnrr. Thie ie an abeurdity In Interna­ tional relation* which would be comical if continued. It would bo beneath the dignity of the United Statee to permit It ta continue, became if our people Rmiia, and apparently they do, wc ahnuld tranaart thi* business through th* front door by rteng. n'tlon and not through tha back door by winking at non-recog­ nition. Th*r* la everything to be **ul In favor of recognition aa the better method. Then the rvapon■Ibllity of each government would be defined and trad* channel* bctvraan them opened to tha ad­ vantage of both. Tor mor* than ten year* pri­ vate bualneaa h'oec* In th* Unit­ ed States, England, Germany, Franca, Italy and Japan have been doing bualneaa with Lb* So­ viets with and without recogni­ tion of th* Russian* by their awn government*. In all ease*. It It ia shown, tha Soviet* ham be*n actupulou* In meeting their ob­ ligation*.—They—have—eapre**ed lb# da*lr* to do more boalne** with us, whose product* they want and whoa* method* they admire. There b nothing to gain in a world seeking trade, and determined to get it to help E fforts To Locate Banker’s Kidnaper Centered By C o p s ((hoot boy of Invnnla, Gn., jailed a* an aecomplir* In the abduction "Have you seen anything of that Bowen boy?** the superintendent ((noted the man aa saying. “ I reeognlxed the man instantly, but I could not Inveigle him into the dormitory.” said MrWater*. "He * t i dressed Identically aa he wa* when he and Bowen came here Wednesday night, and wa* carrying the *ame package.” The superintendent said ho called police a* tha man walked away, but he vanished In th* street crowd* before officer* ar­ rived. Two policemen were left to watch the dormitory and others searched similar lodging houses to no avail. ~ FEAR" PRISON OUTBREAK ~ LORTON, Va.. July 10.-14V Four e:or* (.orton federal rvfnrn atory convicts described as “trou­ ble makers" were segregated ir a mnvr to keep down a serious die-1 'The people of the SUte of Waahington are the moat Intelligent in the Union, according to Frederick Oaborn, of the American Muieum of Natural Hlatory, quoted rts cently In the New York Times. His figurre are baaed on mental teats among school children, army intelligence teats, illiteracy percentages, and other testa-including the numbers of magazine readers per ldO of population. Next to Washington in Mr. Osborn’s “index of cultural-intellectual development” come, In order, California, Massachusetts, Oregon, Connecticut and Wyoming, Colorado. Vermont, Montana and Ohio. New York ranks 13th In score, Illinois 22nd, Pennsylvania 24th, and New Jersey 27th. The Csrollnah, Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi rank lowest, preceded by other southern and bonier states.”—Readers SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO Visit from Owaaao, Mich, and will enjoy lift on tha farm for a few xtoeka. Mae la a Son ford booster and will com* her* to stay soma of thaw days. CHRISTIAN 8CIENCB CHURCH m fa t types red shadow* * *urolBp. T b * ttw* worth sball warxhJp tba Fhttor In riM tb truth." (pi t40»:* . *-w u i i . "Q O you think all cigarettes are ^ alike! Well, you just light up one o f these and see for yourself that Chesterfields are really different. “They’re milder for one thing. And they taste better, too. But just you take a few pufls and you’ll know they're die kind that satisfy!” Christ, who through th* eternal Spirit offered hlmaalf wlthoui spot to God, purge ‘your conscience from dead works to aarr* t& ’l Ing God I* (llxftr. 9 :J4). Tha Leveon Hermoa-aUa Inc) ad th* following passage* fr tha Chrttllaa Sclvnc* text bo Umltad “Sciauc* and Health with Kay id slope the Scriptures,” by Mary BaJ Eddyt “Spiritual davoutnaag ia i •oul of Christlaalt|t. Worship, n m u im s ATLANTA. July 1 0 .-M 1 -A ■thtement by the euperlntemlent of a public flop home that ho had talkrd with a man impacted a* the leader In the kidnaping of John K. Ottley, AtlaVita banker, mured police to concentrate their nearch In Atlanta yeeterday. H. E. Me Water*, w h o hae charge of the Wnley Memorial dormitory for the destitute, re­ ported the man ha knew aa Grover ratlin*, came to the lodging cen- B rightest Americans A moat charming affair waa tha party given by Mims Muriel Harrold Tuesday availing to bar visiting cousins, M'raea Lrttla and Annie Harrold, of Gblsoovllio. An­ ticipating a good Uma, th* gorst* attamblad tarty and thoroughly amused thamaalwa playing ( W i and othar young paopla’a anhuemonte, whil* tho cMsr people en­ joyed tha moonlight flaw th* vermnda where th# large awwplng oak* all around make tbs wen* most beautiful. Tboaa present worst tha Mis*** Lillian liarring, Htnb Hand, Ruth Rnharta, Afalalile Higgins, Douglas AbtrWalhy, Annie WMimr, Jwwall Dink?* Hatal Hand. Mary Oktnes, Helen Hand, Elberta King, of Jackson­ ville, Mr. airi Mik. W. W. A W nathy, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Harrold, Mr*. GkoriPf D- Wklsaa. Vi­ vian Spier, M id* Runipn. Randall Chaisa, Frank WooJteff, Jori Field. John Murrell, Ranbid Long. Tanni* Danba, Robert Dearie. Griffin Hkrrtng, Mania Spencer, W Wieboldt Studio Plkoa* S 3 I-J IN S T R U C T O R turhanev prison official* believed wa* threatened her*. Th* « v m LUMBER wa* quiet but R5 Washington poH'vmen armed with sub-machir# Loag leaf yellow pine. Gulf red cypres* and all kind* or build­ gun*, noxious gx< and rlftrs w-'rv ing Materials. kept standing by. M. M. Unrrvanl, Rill Lumber Co. superintemlrn* of Olatric* of to-i Uth and Holly lumbia• pens! j-’r.ltutlrps, eai-1 he! Phono 133 I,c!|evrd all cr-.uLIc was over bu*i ZIP SERVICE “you never can tclL" OP , INSTRUMENTS I'hooc M3-W Stadia III} Myrtle Are. BEST FOOD In Town 3.2 BEER STEVE’S POST OFFICE LUNCH Opposite Poet Office In M erc* Hammock SO Acre*. IS acres tiled In good condition. Good well*, all necessary agricultural implement*. Mule, tractor, colored quarters, barn*, and PRINTING Splendid Living House APPLY H. M. PAPWORTH. Herald Printing Co Phone 14S �* ; \ r* iW \ *■ JM " T i r o i t l l n i ~ i T n t,B filg lB rfiiiT iirs lffiif Iu i k F M d s s fW M K a n n in a a M M B r^ ia a R Q a n B H i .a n ^ M V *■' 10,'IS S S S I Throngs View Relief Maps On DIsplayHere ROOSEVELT B P L A N N I N G TO FXJRCE A C T I O N - U. 8. Engineers nffie* at Jackivaavllle. will remain on display In th i Commissioners' room until tonight,' and probably until ab'Ut 1A:(*> iVluck tomorrow morning. Tlej public is invited to see them d o l­ ing the rvmair.der of the time they will be displayeck •Two unique and highly interest­ ing relief maps of that section of Florida through which it l« pro­ posed that a cross-stale cans! he built had drawn throngs of per­ sons In the Duty Hall today end . Sat inlay. Prrwms who viewed (hem expressed themselves as as­ A L L T H IS W K E F t tounded with the variance in ele. ration that is prevalent in thr PER M A N E N T W AVES area depicted. M .00 These maps, loaned thr-iugh the' E U G E N E ................ 'courtesy o f the War Department. C R O G IU G N O I.E ____ M .00 jew * rami, r ta (Continued From Page One) TWr mrouawris ■C n g s c , yesterday that he intended to A n * * M P * « c m .press ahead without any curtaHMusa u r w.’a a * ment of th* vast campaign te put mrn to work on public project* MONDAY Loaie* P arU as left today Regular b«sio*s» and social Henry Matson Welts, former Fatenburg far a abort meeting of Um AIalh*an Q m of city mansgvr of Dayton, Ohio.1 the r i n t Baptit I Church wnl taka was reported yesterday as In Bn* plac* «l 8:00 a’tlack at th* church to be second In command urgDr .U d Mr* T. F. SnHlh are annas with Mr*. S . J. Duggsr, Ickes. Donald Sawyer, the tempo­ today ia Apopka with Mr* Arthur Branan returned Mrs. 0 . O. Darner, Mr*. C. D. rary administrator, will be placed last week from Macon, G* whsru In charge of long-time planning. C O M B IN A T IO N E U G E N E ■ha spent a short time with her Forrester, Mr* Charles Cot*, and TO HOLD PRAYER HER VICKS an d CH O G U IG N O I.K M .00 A decision on th* first batch of Mrs. John Lola as hot tease*. Hr. and Mr* I . D. Waodktdf Mr* 8. C. Nutting. construction projects Is expected TUESDAY gad son. Jack, (pent th* week-end With J. 1- Hamrick as Irader, to be mad* Tuesday when the rabl u s a n t t . e u ' m u ik M os The Daughter of Watley Class •V New Sm jroa Beach. Mr. and M i* 8. E. Ives. J r , a t p raw r meeting servl.es will be inet hoard meets to consider a Mm mg SMMttM. i u i » c r • of the F irst Uethodiit Churc^ Orlando, spent ths week-end here CAwr/mt a itwur or mo* amfa i held Wednesday evening st 8TOi tentative list which has been pre­ Coaixr oenc a hujc ( Dr. and Mr* B. D. Caswell and with Mr. anf-M r* Roy F. Mann will hare a parch party at 8-M pared. o'clock st the Woman’s t’lnb, rtt.Sr P. M. at tha hem* of Mrs. J. 0i Osh Avenue. The -object for the feegkter, Eugeaia Ann, spent at their home In Rosa Court. / v n tu rr f> TlwiAn Meanwhile, the Navy Depart­ Laney. South Sanford Avenue A8nrt-Tt«J as A lte r evening wttl be, "The te n Contydsterday at Daytena Beach. BEAUTY SHOP ment estimated that 18,400 men with’ Mrs. Laney, Mrs. Walter L • Ci or w ijm t w w ,1 Mias Dorothy Leach, of Macon, ! mandtneiit* in ihe New Testa­ would he put directly to work In Morgan, Mr* C. P. Him.(on Phonp -I8D ment." Kveryhmly is welcome *ml Ban Caghnrn left Saturday for Ga, is the guest of hsr unci*, and Mr*. Frances A. Hkkson, Mr*. FI shipyards, ami many more Indi­ 1s t N ational H ank all are h e in f askrd to bring Atlanta rad Montgomery, Al* aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bran L. Gibson, Mr*. E. II. Laney, and rectly in benefited Industrie* un­ Bible* where ho trill visit relatives fer an, Magnois Avenue. der an announced 1238,000,IXM Mr* C. 0 . Bare a t hoeteeees. * ■ -1 ship program. Tha Senior Christian Endsavor Mr. and Mr* J. W. Ernest, of In a report yesterday te tha Society of tha F in t Presbyterian Miss Louise Hkkson left yester­ Wise hoi* were tho guests j Church will have choir practice public works administration which ttrday a t Mr. and Mr* D. L. day for Miami and Homestead supplied the money fur the 32a t T:M o'clock. 'where she win visit friends far Thrasher, Rose Court. The A tarlan Sunday School vvssrt. three-year building plan f^ ' j^ aL < * a» t— ------------" w w n r * h flat; jy.-w roiw r T ta ttr c f t her Fim ' Bi m irr c W f f h000 man-week* of work will tie .| ■ —?■ this morning from Jacksonville will have a “psper party" at 8:00 created." Taylor Brown has returned from P. M. a t the home of MY* R. M. where, she spent the week-end Sarasota where ho spent two Considerable Interest attachnl Warren, E ett Second Street. vka with bis cousin, Billt* Mlt- with Sergeant James Sands, J r , to the week-end conference of th* WEDNESDAY. who la at Camp Foster. The Sarah rath er Methodist Pretiilent and Attorney General Orphanage Club will go to Rock One of them l* kept in possession "f tho <[ I Mr* Frank Oelb, of Chicago, is Mr. and Mr*. John Msisch. Jr. th* guest for some time of her and daughter, Endsley, and Mr. Springs at 3:;W o'clock for a pic. custodian of the vault. You keep the M i J bsYMA and sister-in-law, Hr. and and Mr* Joseph A. Meisch and nic supper. other. TIhi* your safety deposit Ihi* in M r* ra . 1. Lehman, Palmstto Av- daughter, Mery Martha, spent our 100*« safe vault l* .made uidy si-rut* (Continued fmto page I) DORTMUND. Germany, July yesterday afternoon at Daytona and a chief isiiipslgn tpvaher of 10.—(rF) Adolf Hitler, “reviewing a* D O TH are hey* required tu .u |w n bo*. Beach. IlM'i, I* chairman. th,. past five m 'nl_h«‘ achieveAmong ’ these from her* seen 1t> Mini* lev* than I cent per day. The a*» ’c ale.* have been com­ ment* «inre hi* elevation to the at Daytona Beach yesterday Miss MinnU Waters left yester­ piling the record uf the Roosevelt I rhancelb r*hip, admitted Testerware: Maxwell Stewart, Frank day for Apopka to spend s y rre k Administration and shaping the ; day he had not belie veil It picul* Chase, Albert Connelly, and Dick visiting relatives. issues for the coming campaign*. . ble *uch tremrmhiu* change* .SANFUIU), F L O R ID A ____ _ Varnay. (Continued From Page One) Twite a month the executive coin- could be wrought In *ueh a *hnrt Miss Katherine Waters has re­ ration of currency in internation* mitt** of thi* group, comput'd lime. Mr*. Joaaphin* Jones and grand­ turned from Daytona Beach whtro isalion of currency In Internationf of Mills, Walter k'. Brown, post­ The nest tn*k. he nnnouneed In daughter, ' Marjorie A n a * of Pa­ she spent a week with Mr*. Sadye al exchange. Mr. Roosevelt hss master gene ml In the last a>hnln- • speech III the we* t Genuail ola, u f t Satnurdby fo r Jackson Moses. barred that until th* Irur domes­ l*tration. Walter E. Hope, William rily, i* the (raining or citlxens rill* to spend a short tima with tic purchasing power of ths cur­ A, £ t k a l ! 'V A C A T I O N K. Castle, Jr , and John llkhanl- f- r the state. The chancellor n*Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Whitner, S. M i* Grady Balter. rencies of *R nations has been de0 . Chase, and 8. 0 . Chase, Jr. mo­ 1silted -hi*—» hulu- enilcu iu i -suu Ii — Mr. sad M m O. l. Loueis will tored to Dayton* Braeh ysiU rA T TH E— G O H D O N York. Arch (’ pieman, general sec be l „ fight unemployment which have Wednesday for Rochester, day for tha afternoon. retscy, and W. Irving Glover, di­ since Ills advent I " 1'iporr. al­ - t and Little Falla, N. Y. to spend rector nf organisation, also hsve ready ha* been reduced by two tha sum ' taken psrt in thv»e nn-ellugs. mllli) n persons. ft; Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Boyl* and The ■PMnteinles say their present "If we make a fnl«e *lrp, «e daughter, Dial Gray, a n planning up partial payments. The first A IS o r; fn ‘ a K t -rt purpose is to keep the party si I\ " will start over again the mxt L . -Fnhn Beach, has been called to to Irave tomorrow for Laurens, discussions sta rt early nest month. and tu present a national view­ day." he said. “ We will re-toie Banfonf because of the Illness of 8. C. where they will visit Mr*. Apparently the President want* point for local leaders. They in­ the people's consumption capaci­ Boyls's mother, Mrs. J , Dial Gray. to tv* what la going to be durw hkt mother, Mr* C. W. Speer. tend to l*k,. part in the IIM1 ty, thereby Imbuing them with about these payments before he A vacation .1000 f.-et almve the « e i . . . where you congressional race. frrsh rourage to face life." Mr* Weller Carpenter and Miss can pl,i) gulf on a "sweet" Ill-hole course lor 50 goes Into other mmmitmrnts with Representative Snell, nf New Referring to the now concordat Lswlsa DsCottes, of Jack sonrilleg the European powers. rents a round . . , halt in the Carolina*’ famous Yorh, the minority trader ol Ihe brlwev-n the rtlch ami the holy Incidentally Mr. Howa defended trout streams . . . riile a liars* over miles o( House, already he* strplird lo th* see signed Saturday In llmno, the stoutly tha position of the Presi­ cleared bridle paths . . . play Irnuis on lively firing line for the Rrpvbllian*. lie rhnnrrllor said; "We are hurry dent against Immediate currency elsv courts . . . swim tho mountain lakes or the. hg* had an exchange with l'n»t* I hat the new concordat lmr» stabilisation, pointing out that tlie new Country Club imkjI . . . Inform* breathless master General Fstlry, rhulrman print* forever from ordering pol­ organising committee of the con­ with the beauty ol Inis mountain reenrry . . . ba uf thi- llem u-rsllr national com- itics." ference stated: i ihiI and rnnihirt.ibh-. . . in the happy t nmp.my In n-fum for thr pleV * that m ttee, s* well s* Ho’ »e und Sen Miss Gensrltvs Rlvsra has re­ "Each government must, of «f g.i\, kimlird spirit* . . .'I lu i't the summer ale Drmorratir leaders, an I lh< German Catholic Churrb turned to her home at Lak* But­ course, remain free to decide when cn jtn mrril idlrird m u liv llu* Hotel Cordon. A friend* predicted 11*-re wnuld bv would nbnni|en p Utlral activity, ler after spending a week here am] under what conditions It the rhsnrrltor ordered relen*e of hiiiiilinl looms ol solid comfort. Tlirro delirious other* lirforr thr summer mil*. with Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Blud- sould adopt such a (g >ld) stand­ Sm lhetn • <miked meals a day. At lie surpris* obsrrvtrs here look for con- Catholir prle-ts slid trader* under worth, Roe* Court Apartment* ard, and w* d« not suggest that inglv ls,w rust n | from SI-.Vl In 11 per ilient. si Waldo Republican activity to arrr*t fer polditnl rra- ris. this can or should he done with­ Hitler -abl ilo- politnal party Make vmii reservations now (or your share of com* into thr open nest January thi* fun. And bring the youngsters — there's a Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cot*, of At­ out ,th* mast iwfeful prepara­ what It wanted tD say about any when Congress meets, with Ih ayslem ln Germany never would measure* proposed to aid the In­ ihoriiiighlv rqiiip|iet| playground for them st lanta, arrived today to be ths tion." parly then nlTerlng more nppoal- !»• .resurrected »n>l that the nail Tha World War rolls serose Meanwhile, Mr. Roosevelt, has dustry, directed declare). regime would endure forever, the COKIION. : t *:* t tion l„ Democratic prnpo-nls. tha' Milana screen In a sort of guests o f Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Hel­ hef ire the conference through his A quarter nf u million person* Leader* in th# esrhang* and LiiU# Is lieing said alHxd ihr supsnfswsrotl called "The Big m s* DIM Palmetto Avenue, for n delegation a detailed esposltloil of M A N A G E R A N G U S CRAFT heard tho speech nnd rheererl Dries." Tha film la a chronologi­ short llms. Mr* Cota is Ur. Hel­ tho .American viewpoint by the clearing house, as well as other Republican candidate f ir president the government rhirf tumultu­ prominent IndgpetwVnt growers, in When the subject l« men­ ously: About 70JMMI nasi storm cal arrangement of pictures ex­ min’* niece. agenda. Its Is ready tu procss J favortd the proposed program, but tioned tha names of Hetbeil Hoo cavated from tha military archives but It stems that he doss not it waa swamped in committee, ths ver, Mills, Senator Reed, of I'enn- triaips were In the audience. of tha Germans, French, Austri­ Mrs. Grady Belger and son, (Mtik the confsrsnes can get any- dirretors said. sylvania, Representative Walk- Hut the disc ssbms thu- far have ans. British, Italians and Ameri­ Grady Allen, returned Saturday to Among iKreclor* of the associ­ wnrth, of New York, and Snell little more than touched the sur­ can* While some o f tha sources their horns In Jacksonville after where without .much more stud,’ ation attending th# meeting were: are broaght into the di-euxion. face. from which th* pictures were visiting tha former’s mother, Mr*. end preparation. M. Tllden, Winter Haven; A. taken have already boon exploit­ Joseph n* Jones, at hrr In Paola ed for the purpoeea of the cine­ for a few day* E. Fowler, llarfy Askew and A. ma! tun itw w sHH-y u ts < cbtfc F. Pickard, Lakeland; L P. Kirk­ land, AuburmWJe; J. W. Keen, Frostproof^ E. G. Todd, A.yon (a itJa-u& klntf. W hert th i ffim I'.srk. The board also Iml des John ta M H U , It has thk added tmS. Tayt ir, president of the Flori'kt p d f U f auU)*jltt*ItF; where an Citrus Exchange, )ohn A. Smvrty, (Continued From 1sg*t>ne» otlurs * * * ■ ? ” » . ends aVruptshopping comparts in* This will former president, end ly,; It Is aot difficult to ptetuty nat:raH r Increase the n*res»lty prominent in ths ludilitry. th* InvIsMa climax' h t , which tha for newijajier advertising for it cameraman lotjt hlk Ufa. is, after all. the greatest of our Miss Eleanor Herring, of Pitts­ ■hopping pieces. Discontinuance Of “ Dselrss have Increased so burgh, Pa., who has been spending A CERTIFIED INTERVIEW WITH MR. GEORGE R. STEVENS, 1006 SPRINO STREET, ElOIN, ILL the past month at Alexandria and much Taster than b ying power Vaudeville Announced that a family cannot afford t„ buy Harrisonburg, V s, and Columbia, Wednesday vauWvUla perforK C- arrived today a t noon to everything It wants. Ths house­ ■pend thh summer with hef1 Thr- wife controls ths family budget miners at the Milan, Theater rnts, Judg* and M r* Gaorga G. and sha oHen makes ‘mental pur­ will be dine intlnued, effective this chases' wteks Lefora she can find week, for the m itaindsr of tho Herring, North French Averts#. sn actual place for them In ths rummer. It was announced to'kiy budget. In making such decision-), by Jns. I.. Martntette, manager or "It's a piece of real Mrs. L. p. Hagan had aa her ■ha shops in th* newspaper* 1 ths Ihrsisr. Precision Engineering” gustts Saturday a t her home' carefully c .mpstlng possible se­ I| hs,| been announced already o» P art Aketfu*. Mrs. O .R . Rhy-' lections thro gh advertising. that ths Hwcst and Proctor M i l ­ . . says this Watchmaker f>°lds and Miss Jane Reynolds, Newspaper edvertls'ng assures th* eal Revue will play a t the theater of Tampa, M lu Zada B-r-lns, m anofactlrer that he la building Wednesday night. Tha or.1s t from rOPtl like Mr. Stevens under­ Mira Patricia Burdina, and A preferred place In the consume- Sparks Theaters headquarters to­ stood why Plymouth carries Heps*bah Jsnse of Miami, aed mind during this crucial perlvl day aut imatlcally can.els lhrs "details" so for. Four rings per Slchto/en, the Miss Lucille Dutton, of Do Land. pisioa loured of throe. Four crankwhen aha Is learning without go- performance, however. The date hewn, t'gethaY shift bearings. Full protsun lubri­ >nR noar a store to see tho actual of future vaudeville performances cation—aot hit-or-miss splsih. product. will be announce.I later this sum­ Mr and Mr* F lin t Gray, of Those things era n t J ewgir+trmer. "Th# p bllC'havs focused ntsvl Anniston, AJa., who*« marring* hg. Of resro thty’re details—when look place about a week ag«v will mum attention on pries during tho you comps)* them in Importune IsaW tomorrow for Miami sad paht f a r years. It mt» realises with Flosilng Power engine brakes other points l„ th* southern part th a t price, v sg c f and business of tho* state after spending th* recovery are* InterlockistX ’ It la prices But details count—sod we'd Ilka wofk-eod her* with Mr. OrayN syaspathetla to higher you to see bow much."Look si sU brother and, ■liter-l»-law, Mr. and w han previously ths ,Sposlts was throe".,. and sea for yoertslf why true. The consumer hereafter will Plymouth is growing so fast. ro raUt r vatu** moss ’ thaa price. This will forte a changa In id 'Everything Ftnr Th* Office' vertlaiag troaimsat. Quality, style and psrfermanc* will be featured i; sf tec H im * 4r«,«— teestemsfssbisr,* m sra than price. Copy! m "it be Arwfkfaf ta d loform atlr* It should r m ; patented he written as sn edusatiaral geld* e p a ir e d ■ettiig out ths difftrenesa that are . FLOATLyCPOfrEM to purchasing attestiro. Spcial Calendi so n a Is P. Paul’s G. 0 . P . GETTING H itler S a y s He’s PREPARED F O R A m a zed At All H is1 '34 E L E C T I O N S E fforts Have Done London Conference Closing I s Set For End Of This Month r Necessary Q j j a Sanford Atlantic National Bank cTleuj IS! Citrus Industry Of F lo r i d a Is Called Political ^Fo o tball Newspaper Ads To f la y B ig P a r t In B usiness Recovery •V I PICKED P R -> M ta O U TH BECAUSE ITS A jj � 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 10, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 10, 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 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/7b2558563a1987a7284d7c23edaab852.pdf ebe272c289f7af94734b3a09d635f0a9 PDF Text Text K ■- “•vf ev^A ' - TO U R NEW HPAPKB ra M fa h rd In Flo rid a ’! H e a r t T b t W orld's Greatest Ve*et«bh 8 pot and lUcbcat Garden I.and Generally fair day except p Soaday aft* A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R XXIV SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. JULY 8, 1M3 Member A.-umclalcd l*rr»w (LEY URGES CKY TO TE REPEAL Three .MenKoblhink In H eart Of Gotham Ptra Ceota A Copy NEff AVENUES IiTalk a,}ld: ^ uee^ t ? nd Smo°th COTTON AREAS Won Banker Freedom u t y on DC OFFERED FOR From His Y o u th fu l "Wl MUR ®fc LONDON MEET TAMPA TIMES TO GETTING SUMS a NEW , YORK, July n__»/»>>— Thron rotri.r*, one « u r nit a put'ire unrf- rut. h»-t.l up Ihr Corn Kxchang.- Ila n k anil T r .«t Company hrnn.-h on It wa Mr»j today, aritril be­ tween 1M) n il 20 Unmeant]* ■l.illars in cu-n, anil e.*capnl Hi an aummoli tv with two run frdrrutr*. The robber* nmh"hKc,1 to get ini I the bank be­ fore it »a i opened when a man dreoieil a* a pnlbemun tapped nn tli -.- Iio<|t ilmir m l «n« a L in Ttr.1 by the in am watchman ilnds Governor Of State As To Pledge Of Democratic P ar­ ty Concerning Issue l W a s h i n g t o n , Juiv s — ' (A .P .) — In a ftirerful r r - ; m indpr to G o vtrn o r Id tffo o n .. o f Knntuckv. thjit the D e m o -1 crktlr P a rty ia.pledjfcil to h - President Sends Long . Message To Secre­ tary Of State Di­ recting His Course 1 ilnm- itiuifN tt hi4 (tlnwrty by mpireiinc the h.n.i nf h „ i l i yeai old cunt I in • friendly I «lttrr. 1% RISEIHFARH PRICES Bums JURIED CREEK Shute Wins British Open Golf Tourney i t A T L A N T A , July John Kina littley, financier and eport*. jnan who was kidnaped Thur* hiy i __ . lan.i ti.rn taikni hi< *ay tu t , " U e d u c t i o n O f A c r e a g e CHANGE CONTROLj ON NEXT MONDAY NUMBER l i t . Prosrram A p p ea rs Virtually C e r ta in : . Of Being Accepted Gotham Men Acquire , "T W ASHINGTON, July i'«1V LONDON, J ly R.— tlh After) I^ong-Terin It C ase • 'linllar «.|u-rs«- and the tbamal The cotton acreage reduction prahavin' unveil the life nf Ih ' ecu- . tala* niu't Imarre abdue-j pumt appearv.l virtually rritaln With Option ToBuy t(linntitn ttheil i •nmne ennfireitee. I’ re a I d r It I a r.ima*. |of aceeptancr lari night and at a ST. ANDREWS, Scot.. July I.— — |l. Denrmor* Shut-, W. Americaa prafaaalonal front Philadelphia, today captured lot British open golf championihtp, beating hi. countryman, t’rwlg Wyod. in the all-Ameri­ can Sit hole playoff. Shut* J*d from th* f in l hoi* to th* last and defeat*.) Wood br fiv* atrokn with a flnn cxhlbltloit of all-around ihotmaklng. Hf» Score wax list, Ihr** alrokrt over par. Confidence Of Agri­ cultural D e b tors And MortgageHolde r a In R ekindled PEOPLE INVITED ONM OTUireiD'E TO GUARD CAMP WASHINGTON. July 8.— (A.P.)—The recent rise In firm prices has rekindled *f—wrUtfsqsr. .,-flJL.Jjwnudebtors and mortgage hold e n throughout the n«Uon’« tgricultural belt. I Rooiaevilt tinlay pmviiled tbr) ^ ll"w> it mill n rnmpaninn ki t 1ir.iill the next six wrrka will ntt iiebu-alinn with mnr-j TAM PA, July K~UPb~ 1C 0 . . ................ .. to tlive fi.r the par! McKay, owner and nlltor nf I he W|'»d the ftft.yearnbl preai.lent ef upward .L " ^ t!2 L ° W ffiL B ia tlM L Colton atatea. n »t "uiM 'w w r y a i mw wng t i m An exteminn of the time for h cn iry of Slate Hull n.rjvr.1, |,i|er, announct-d today that I On* c mpani >n nltrinptrd to red n latur ,ir*.-ngi- from the l*ic-«l-| thiviil K. Snril-y ond Halt h *ret I IO.IH'U runeun in Atlanta, grower* In «ign contracts to plow F a rle y aignified ycutertlay ■ Reports yesterday aald tha re­ lK,> f'erd (Utley and then led) up from Jo lu 30 renta of their deni wltuh vat known tu tnntalli Nicholson of New York, wii'ild; that the adm inistration luming confidence w m 0J pro­ gu ilauew nnd an expended tender Iv.-tiitu- Itje l|^h.-n* of the pu- i - in a iutin attrnipl to race prrxrtil crop i» Iwltxvr.l nremary nounced that application# fog *a: by PrrM.lenl Kno*av«lt, hnwrvrr, hi* older ri nfxdrrnlr. nf a- i tnnee in raeryinn out the T ror* next Jljmdav would take n strenunus p a r t , ' ---------an.l thi* will be authnritrd for­ financing mortgage* Dora tha Pir-nb “tV campaign for a world'JrKa, ha« him |eihlt»ber nf 1 he j -till were looking fur the rcpcnl 12.000,000.000 fund provIJoJ by wot pn i iwiitrry, t I tli pater ainre and will awn I*-1 night. A reward of mally ly Secretary TVallar*. Congress hav* fallen f*r below Meanwhile the Krerfh .l-irwa- -ellrvir hi' Cmn»illnn a- .hair- p| I "u * ii hi* head. II* had earlier expectation*— q*) even botlnn ado. tied defeat in it* "fflirt •I man f th- -illlntial t«»aril. Olllay’- gutiuiiohll*. Ih* hanker’* k 0 either In udjnittn llie cvtifertnrc Snii’ev . « r rditnrdn chief of « U -i low estimate* aa recant aa 10 da/* ItKky governor to include a pro.. ---------j „r di.eua.i incscludmCthw C yril'- Martin newspaper. In- att.n’ in in y. Major J. f . Hutchison, hsod nf •go' •virion for a re|c.l eonvrnti.m m H F X t m r i T Y . .Inly 8 .-f/ P »-l ,„.w ,a>v and laud topic-. .Imling th- PMInd-lphla Public th* First Battalion. Florida NaApout too,000,000, available for Ih *»-*iv uf 1h* wild rid* fnnii tlcnal Guard, lat# ysstsrday aftsr new loans In tha hands of tha It |h » tor ■ »peSal aerrien id |i:,r.«tr»i-- frtim Tamp'cu ludayj 1H« nb-r .mnntt.•• w m man | •deer and the N’ i r- York Even. Hale...l-gulatuic. ^ th* ............ ................. nid Solo |.o Vniinn, a ream . 1 dated y. -tet.l .y, follnv ...g th- Hng pint for n n,....her id year. » "•••••» -.*••■«*» in Atlanta to a l»l-Vnoon notified Chamber of Com­ ftdoral banks, has prosed suffi­ ' Tk* m«i**lge fnilcwtil an an- village in Tama'iHpm Slnle, wn’. virtnn- nf CdrOell Hull/American |l.. al-m w.V- genrml manager of ‘,ul 1,1 ment officials that next Friday, cient to qreet Immediate need* of of th* fhat’ahoo gauncament by Farley that he dr.tmyed by n hurrirnne. July U . ha* been - designated at farm lend financing and refinanc­ | .ectrtary of »lale an,| chief ..f tli ih„ rth Amerirnn Newspaper ,'" rr K,' rr ,,u, Bawen "Semlnol* County Day" at Ih# would make an ad he * in M. inHeavy itanuig- 'n other li<-.-ali-* Unued Wall drlrgnliun, lit pn* .\ll‘n-cr. ,I ’**' hell "ij tlltlrj over tog* m ing I* now expected I q bo eufGuard camp near Jacksonville. phit, Txnn.. on July lo, fi»e day- tie* In Northea*trin Mcsirn nl«o bulging the onfirenrr, to explore I Nlclndeon wa* general manae*rl i L - ■waiup. The .nnfedrrate hsd clent to carry on their operation* , k gun li.«me,| on the hanker. Ott He Invited every resident of kafar* that .late vote* on tcpeal. Wa* reported. All h tiding' m the the field of p>i.-ibilltl«* for further )„f ||,r j„|Wn ,\i|r-rli«-r in T o -. for several months. the county to com* to Ih* Camp Arrangements will be , made to vlllnge of i’.'iil iMiptilntinn wt i •hv- ilimisrson and report bark Mmi- Ml*. Knropvnn rorre*|»uiid--nt ef| ’«>'* eye. were taped. While th* rise In prkee ha* not that afternoon and evening, not day. It « a i iig|diiinetl. however, tranxmil h « ipcech la gatheringa riled. tin- I ’urtl Martin pnper*. and t h r b.i) nltrinptrd to whl«per benefited many farmers diraetly only to Inspect th* camp and ita . g( Alabama and Arkan*a., 'tut.* Ilundii'd* of ai'iniaVi war* re­ thiit Ih bureau rriaiin-il the right rv*entlve of tw„ Srripp Howard .nnieHi tig I . hi" ptiinner a« Ihry The campaign, under way fur p*r**rm*l, trat tn witness tha rsg- so fa r because they have - bad na ____________ which ballot on tapeul on July 1" ported killi"! hut it *vr.' not tu finally p n " no r-nclu ion­ neir-piiper-. ■t io.o,Ht-H>r»»ogh--the rank vr gr~ iwo week*, was to have endsil Imental ptra.I* at 6:2b o'clock In crop* available to aell. It ha* re­ Tb.-, Ir.i-e.l the Time* for, a latino of the swamp. Hllley . Tk*l* th '— »t»t‘ * aca-*— -o d .l I-ncroot-whi ilu'l tll.uu nil. .1 stored confidence In all agricul­ Saturday night but numerous de­ Ih* afternoon. I tig term an.l aciiilred sn nrtl«*n crgtl ki’l xd by Katley as the real battle j " f htimnii life. The Weather lltt-j Kri,uP*limb island, hut he lays, partirulsrly In ikstnbutlna The iii»ti»n to nuitinu- di«i-u tu piirrlin'.- the paper nnd radio With Ihi* information d*flnlt»- tural sections and had tha reault ground The postmaster general,! r,-au »aid the atnrin tunii-d -o>.th-ip n .i-d ll.iwrn's hand. It wen blank fornu h> grower*, mails It ly established, It la new Ih* aim of strengthening farm land val­ •Ion of every pl.D-.- of ill? ngen.'.i -tnt'-'ii WDAK. who at*o I* chairman of Ihr Drtn-j we»twanl. xqilresed lark. impossible tn giv* all of them • of trad* body officials lo hat# ues, tha farm eeodlt administra­ wa* put in the monetary -iW . mi­ ocnpic Nat'unal Lommitlce andi Flood* along :t|«- lower Itn A few niiniilr* latrr th* older chance to art mi the pmpusa. aa large a delegation ns possible tion has bean Informed. ni ttce curly in the .lay bv N vilie tkitl patronage di.'iwiiser. tsiil brand! arv- * eX|*-c|ei| n» l i t kidnaper look littley'* ear and There are nearly 2,000.01111 cotton present a| Camp Foster on that With a rise In tha potential port bambtilain, Hrithh thanc.-il.ir of yMtxnlay that If Hie three vote *tr*ama ate emptying into it at the excherpt r. who J..iiii-.l Thur* lien-h t for Atlanta with a ran'iuu gr.wrr* and Wallace wishes to day, to that Incsl persons, par­ chaelng power of farmer*, th* wxt "It’a all over.’’ HikhI atagi- following n 50-hour l day with Hull in hi* fight tu p r n -le an,I a Irlter from Hllley In have each of them given ail Bile- ticularly parents and relatives nf Hsiaend for farm lands has stif­ wax made tto! 'U,,p American -id.- of ih-1 lulie the parley. Thh comment wat »( lit* w (r."Piste opportunity to ad before Ihe 130 local officer* ami men al fened In many sections, although axwxpaper m.-n at the same tune rivtr I* well protected by n flu.*) Th* Ilritisli abiiu-t mvinber >1 • The l.ankrr an,I the hoy wrrr the lampaign Is rinsed. Camp, may acquaint themselves transactions are far below tho control system l i t the Mexico i KANSAS (T T Y . .Inly h i .P i tbit Fa- ley laid he was ••aiiiaii-d" ■lni.c.1 that the item* on Hu | left alone in the wihuI*. Ilnwell The contracts ate In h* accept­ with what Ih* Guard units ara normal volume. Many mortgage side i< not well pmtegtd. « l! K. Vellerll, in charge of th*' by*the favoraslc n-aetioii to hia , Uk'enda ** re in rparahle an.l lb.it ed on a ha*is which will make it doing. holders wuro reported to have re­ hnn-U' City office' of the fedrr luid a blackjack. aati-prnhir tton xtalenirnln in an .ill houl.l I-- diseusseil. Th r plan now It to slag* a sponded to the proclamation of “ Haven't you gone alHiut far po-aihlr for Wallar* I i make the ut inn.-nn of inv diyaloin, anlu North t’-nrolina Thursiiounretl lnte y.-.tri.lay tha* enrugli. with thi athmg?" littley largest possible reduction of Ih* motorcade whlrh will leave Ut* President Roosevelt and ether of* .11* added hx believed N't* It* potential crop* for Ih* nuusy C H . llall at 12:30 o'clock Friday. ttcUla urging a ta: Jam.-. (Fu rl ttamnioas, Chicago. ,t"' '’oyollru w o-U vvt* for repeat by Bowen an available for payments and op­ II Is expected that this group “public ripdiy." wa* und*x atr'st ’ ek» kir, I have af teouloouras, and.-, Al­ h. w for (nreatlgutiim In Itlwpserril. tima. Wallar* dsslres In ra-iurj will reach th* Camp at about though foreclosures art coaMaula bla grcon-l txlxgram to (!ov-ho.-tfiur of four nth rrs and thei, ttPtlry was uulet fur a m mient. *be crop by at lra*t .T.OtNt.Ono 4:00 o'clock, In give all visitors Ing, Ihelr number has dropped D E N V E R . July K.— <A*i- A wall NEW YORK. July H.-t,TY ample tim* tn talk with ”th# sharply. amor laufuon, the poatmaster geltprl-.on r. Frank Na<h, herr June ||. (,* i „ |„i , f experience with bale*. of water, ru-hing w-thnut warning Itilf-ie.1 ,.h y n HVrr. erusa hoys,” and to mah* ready for th* aral noted that the governor hu I I" h mail iialuir. II.wohr.l he had ^ processing tax aimsd to raise Aa a result of the decrease In baxn quoted us laying he btlirved down Hear I'reck Cany m after a eurietit of rtimor*. -.peeulali n Veiled! -aid he umlrrstoivi , ,|w„ )a am0|lr,| a |,rn aloiut $|mi,n(H),mm t„ provide parail*. demand Ihe first Issue of 'farm rlourihiint, swept through the »e- and other adverse infliietier., tloAfter th* parade Ihsr* will b* a nothing w .Uhl b- gwin.d by pa*»funds for Ihe rash payment* will s -rt liunil. t of I Hr.lnlr and tin- Ametonn dollar brid,. a new low s«ir.",."». wn wanteil in Ih-. Fa ' |, ||,„„Kht deeply. dinner, served by company cooks, mortgage Bond# by tho orodlt on the repeal ipuiatioti in l-.d .a l officer* and J a c k -. ,\rlth,r ,|..»e a word for a *» l-«» In'n *ffe*'l almul Aug. I. villac- ' f Murrl'un an.) t.Mik at I level ) . '- t a .|ny in trim* of Hufor which a small price will b* odmligatratloa hoe boon pootKagpucky thia year Iu-csum- it wa. rn.mty d p.ity sheriff her'ff.. ariu.-d ,K Then ittllry Id* eye* ■» the maximum rate, which is *xIra-t two lives. I gold -tandard . x. hung.. rl m g asked. Person* wishing lo do -poned. In Moy, Henry Morgenwi'h n t gun*, gas bnmb*, Impoxalblx that tit; state* would *1 II taped *ai t. p-ctrd t<* h* atmut four csnl* s «» may taka basket lunch**. It thou. Jr., governor of tho credit Search ng parties said they bo- at a prire of amutul 71.1 rent.. t.d- nnd Icillrt proof hand -hid ratify the repeal rraolution d ting “ Well Soil, ate y IU , ■•*dy tn pound. is expected that Ih* motorcade administration, expected to luaa livvrd at lead 10 wcie trap|s'.| by At th- low point of the day the . ff.-rtrd-Ihe art'--' Thin-day at v IMS. . K ■* Meanwhile, farm nffirlala looked will leave Camp Foatsr In tim* them within a short time. dollar 'bowed a > l> pieelall.n of the water* and drown. I Wrickbounher which poll** said wop ' . . , , ■Permit mo to call your atten­ * Ib.w.-n had pulled the tap* fr lit forward a* krsnly as »|ieratnri at In reach Sanford by 0:30 o'clock. They would beer four percent .lit pei cent. th. S'-.ill. no- of a b.Mitlegger, tion”, Farley told Laffoon. -l„ tin- age wa* strewn more thn.i In market renters for h r k f 'i first !fntley'* eye*. Men, women, and children ara Interest, which would bo guaran­ li.-port* from W i hinglon Hint Saintiioii', arme.{ with two -pi nulr* ab.ngthe stream. The high­ fact that vole* in 40 state* Him "That won't .1..' said the hank- •Ifirial rottmi report of Ihin yea.- urgv,| In Join thia motorcade. It teed hy th* government. The chief the d"l!.xr v*a» >ldl tor* high, ami t»l', otn.l- no i.-*i.toner. Taken b jraar are now practfrnlly a-i* m l way and railrnad bridge Were w ul.l <ooM l.o devalued, wenIt will he Iiia.1* p-ihlie hy the emp is rapertrd that Chairman John activity under th* credit adminis­ thr rm.nir jail, h » was a ei. Tie niy fret." wnWutl away. 'and if 40 atatr* voir I hi* year or The eye tape war replaced. Hr te|H.rling hoard at II A. M. IK. Msisrh and other members of tration now I* expected to be tb* largely ii pon-ibl,. for th* fuukli "John It.*-, n native of lllinnis Two lui hr* win- rrc.vered, n In-alin. lit which it received in IC-(a-brd, 37 stair, vote I hi < year , Commission refinancing of mortgages hold by Ijil.-r, after <|U*-li.ming him, a' ki-wf Ihe qlder cunfe k-iale might S. T .) and will provide the g .w in the Hoard of County • | am w^lng to venture the prclic man mill wnnuin. the foreign t-xrhange market . thnritles >tpeetee.l do.ht that n- I*, huhng nearby, lie ..-nf the boy nirnt'a first estimate of Ihi* yeai’* 'r r *. Mayor V. A- Mp*«r and msm- dosed and reelricted banka. H*n that the resolution rr|tcj.i.i4 Several h ndrr.l terror strk'k.-n according to tno«t hanking circl,l>er* of th* City Commission. wa* ronnertetl with the ma hin.- l-> Ih- road to o r if the w .y were c.dton arrrage. This program I* being ghrsa th* lEghteer.tli Am-ndiiK-nt rail inot. rlsts and red k-nts of tnwni lu-n-. Speculator* I ok advnntagr- gun slaying of tie- four offlrer cl.-arril nnd then I .gethrr they Private repoet* have indh-alnl J l ’iesldgut II. M. I’apworth and of- Its first trial In Wisconsin whor* bn and will Ih> and should be rati- e- ape I ileulli by clambering to of th.-*,- rumors, it wn* mum and Nn-lt, train r*d.her at the Un* Walked' lo a dealing where they hsrp increase in thia y«*r'« fleers and dirertora of Ih* trad* plant hats been mads for acquir­ fi*J thia year. the niountaiii'ide. Isinid, nnd holder. ,,f il.dlars took Ion Blation hi te. I uii.I Iwu farmers, loa •d home acreage over that of July |, |M,i body will he inrlii.leil In this mo- ing up to 160,000,000 In form ”Jt Is of the highrst imp ulancv *’ b nn |..(a |,rd rouvi. t. wa f. .III Ihe field, for ilinnei t their heel* wherever |"e. didyear, when it was estimate 1 ut t'lrrade. mortgages for about 138,000,000 It T* requested (hat ill per­ In cash, which la to bo used to poy to havr a vote in Kentucky this and sought refuge in other rur luring l* l urn..I to Ihe federal |M-r,Ihry laiar.led a inok nnd worn 3tU>l2,OUO netrs. Private tsHmntr. in order to con. luriu at the r* nrigs. i Itetillnre a< la-avenwudh, Kan-. l-.ki n tn Kuwanee, a village with in rurly June were that this year’s son* planning t<> go, report to off depositor* In on effort to re­ *arU«*t poaxible mununt this The llriloh pound striding, ftffir*-n> la-lieve Nil Ii win kill-I one l.lephone. Ihe bank, r called acreage wa* hetwrrn ie.t.llOO.lNMi I he Chamber of (Commerce of flea vive business. j A F l question." after soaring to a new high of aerklrataly during an alt nipt " !•'« wife at Tall Inh Fall*. Tho iwre* and 40,0(M),OUO sere*, fhero a* aeon aa possible stating how Tho credit administration hit j— many will Im in the automobllo, rl.T t I J. rlo-rd at 1 1tbs for n frre hi*.. I "if sat nn a cracker h •* nearby. have been n um- estimates th*-. it and whether Ih* ear owner Is plans fbr carrying on Ibis activ­ net Bill f 11 1-2 rent-. Tb-An nidinanci- which r.uitain* n *'Hey then callr I In* olfire and wn* even higher than that. willing In lake persons not bar- ity In othn- statsa. rotn|dele > h. tile of Hi,, clrctrir K irn -h ftanr wa* ah n up .12 >>t harm ariimnUttalon have taken |.Ci .Manta |mliro. ran. Windshield sticker* n rent at r.,r.o rente, although ilight tatrs which n p. .-hi coinT ’ doy. Ilow.n wa* in rii«toily „f the position that there la undoubt. ith (he name* of every town In uiiit.e uf local h ,im - nyn be­ bail earlier n ached fijgl e-nt*. |-riCe. ' edly a large crop thi* year an-* Ih* rounly are available at th* UIASSKF., July h .-id ’i lieve. shnuld Ih- plart-.l into efoffk„ w|thoul cotl. Tbe hanker talked llo.ven into that he p.<,, „ " . , o ,»p ,".t° gr ,h e ,,,|B(,r ^ IlIRKITOItS T i l M E E T — Last minute efforts wrr - mad.- fret in Sanford and vi in ty, wil1 with Ihe heavy earry .vrr of about . A t*a ly stream nf prr*an< fin- og mm altrr the older al>. In th* supreme court today to slay U- prrxented to member* of \h" UV.iyi.0tm bale* „f „|,| ro.ton.The J- ly inerting of the Hoard who expr*-.*eil them relvr. niter- dictor left the h.drout, Ottlry said Um axncutlon of Luui* l.-.avlne, City t’omtniesltm ut the < ity Hall would lead to low price* (hi* Fall -s tn l in the r utr nf the prohe appreciated “what Ihr l> «< .lid Tampa, achndulr.1 to l « executed of Dnerlors of th- Neinin.de Monday night. crusv xlate .anal visited the for me", h d contemplated making | iinle** a substantial arts w*iv Monday at Raiford prDun along (*.unity ('handier of Comm.-rrr will Tho r-romimti Ltiutu were hr lirhl at the City Hall on Tin--- • d y Hull ih-* aftrrnotm to view n.i,l<‘<|U**t to poli.e ah.iiit lian-l- taken o.t of pro. Kiel inti. CHICAGO, July «,— (A l— Th* wUh Yktor Palmer an.l Norman hopes of Ihe brewers, 40,000,000 Hsidt for th* slaying uf Joe H. moil - last Mnndii) rii:-ht. They call by nlpht at 7:3(1 o'cl.a-k, accord­ H'e • »" large relief map* of Img the rare. H r offense against Ihe law inuvt Johnson, Tampa automobile d.-al- for n general nil pertnit redue- ing lo p >rt-caid nutire maili-tl to Florida which were sent here WIMBLEDON. July 6.— (AY— barrels a month by April, 1034, ti.n in all rati, now .bulged fur all d rxetor* loday. Mutters re through the CuuMesy of the U . 8. dealt with by Ihe law", lit!•r. In January, 1031. Helen Will* Moody eutgotsfully was given vole* yesterday ss 16 I.y -aid. Attorneys for I.ravin* asked th- (lower r r light in Sanford. The luting to Ih » nitinty'.* s|H-cial War Department. ilefesnried her Wimbledon cham­ directors of tho United SUtoe •Mernera of th* Central Florida pionship lo-hty *S*Inst Dorothy Drawers' Aseo^ation put thrir The "••(**, weighing 400 pouqtll court to allow them tu apply tu ronurtlttxe wh ih xtudir I the tale . exhibit in tils, Chicago Wntld' Council of Chambers of Commerce Round, 6 4, 6-8, and 6-3, after hsidt together hero. HULbnrough county eircui' inrluded S. O. Shllihoher, F. I , Fa r n n t month. each, arrive I in Sanror.l aboard a are expected to gather in Ml. Dora losing th* first set In th* women’* ‘* hearing at which they Miller. \V. M. Ilayn. *. F. T. Vv.l St. Johns Itiver Line freighter C. D. Williams ■tertiary, ro­ Tur* ki» morning for ihelr month­ singles competition in six years. Ihi* aflern.MUI. Th ey weir set up ’ ' W Is xatitlrd to u liam.*, and (>• I). Ill-In.p. uted that 8,000,000 barrel* of .SAVINGS ItCSIl I.CTS Ul* ly breakfast meeting at 6:00 It wa* Mrs. Moody’s sixth Witn- httr were sold In Moy, while Ap­ in the City (,’. nituisllaner*' room* o’clock. at once, an.l ncures o f , pereur*. blr.lun championship. Tha chim- ril islet were only 76,000 barroU, W ASHINGTON, July B.— fA*i Discussion during the meeting pionshlp opposition provided an II* egpreaood hope and belief that An average „f »i* pers.m* dally Indiratinn* of reluming conti- had wen Horn at 4 ihj o’rl rk. The .If-rvn- in the notion's bunks wa* map- will remain on iksplay until visit Hv* oilier* of the I hsmbrr will renter about plans having tn unexpected sensation for tlia th* 40,000,000 figure would be noted yisterdny In figures «how Mot day night. of h'< nimr-re in Ihe City llall f»r do wilh Ihe (.art Central Florida thrqng. Including th* King and roochod at'the end of a year of log a ileelltie in the nnh for p«* legal boor. Hi* purpou- of smiting road maps rounlir* will play in the World's Queen of .England. MIAMI, July H.— id’t— An in- tni saving ilepositarics. Tim bant Th* brewery loader* mot to nod .thrr information relating to Fair during the period from Aug. rrea** of $|0.0O0.imn> m Ihe a* i-iS ctDIs swilled th* total of pos­ ■ketch o cod* of Industrial prnc- . thi Wnrl f* Fair al Chkagn, it I to Aug. II when these eo-inilr* leased valuation uf property hue tal earing* deposit* l» I I . I I I M V Will be permitted special days In tic**, and a commlttaa headed by wa* learned today. h for city taxes was fnrrru-t yv.-at the end nf March, an inEdward Schmidt, of Philadelphia, Mo.t nf Ihe information anugh^ vuhlch lo broadcast special fea­ tenlay hy Gerald II. (ireen, city risa*e of tlin-.iN)2,St5 over Febprepared a rough draft Onasftl* tures from Florida's exhibit at tha is that relating In the shortest Juiv term of juilga J. G. tax assessor. 1fuary. Th - ln.-r.a«- of April -»■* doslroa af th# brawera waa Mid lout*- to th* fnir hy m.tor, wh.ie Fair. Assessments W ILLIAM SBURG, Kentucky to be an advtnco In wag** with­ against real i Marrh wa* f tC.lITtl. 103 jtn.| IN* Khar n'l County Court waa en­ Th# speaker* will Inelud* 6lrs. inqulite* as t„ the pouibaity of July g . - f A V ® (state property were increased Mar increase over April nnly $2t),- tering ila cloning hours tnia Edna 0. Fuller, of Orlando, far­ July 8.— (Ah— A mysterious ex­ out n corraaponding advance fag* Bgain*t the A afternoon a* an attorney' for II. sacuring goo.1, clean aerommoria fnm $HI,76!,TiH to rJljTMAITO. dyn,«*»_________— — mer representative from Orange plosion In a downtown store here th* pries of boor. it of .(Jtan ellur Flynt and ‘it. |» Ray, whit* men lion* in autoniolnl* ramp* near Aassssments agaih-t railrmid and today cost on* Ufa and rauaari a Th* question was ashed at U m county and nvw a member of tb* tha fair grounds also is sought lajme.1 today by Ot- rerscnal property totaled $12.charg'd with ratching fish with fire that destroyed five store KII.I.l It IN CAR U4AHU confenmco whether any concerted Worl--/* Fair Commiaston, and * i« ’Cxraian prr** chliY, 7SH0S7, In addition to the rral seine, wax 'arguing his cliota' •tally. buildings with a 1100,000 loaa. The movement wis afaot to amko gen■agrexDient a.th r » U U . DAWSON. Ga.. July B.— <AY-- cat* befor* a Jury of tig men. I Pracllcslljr every filling aUlion Karl Twhmann, of Sanford, also explosion wat In • twu-ntory a member ef tha CammListoa. Aaalrian gtnrorninent Only a half doi*a ***** rsmaitt j in • s *<<fo<r4 hat at 0Da time or an­ brick building. Tha first floor wad •rally ArtilsbW Uio-flv**** glaae G m a aald tb* Inerea*.*! a.****- I’ogrr II. loiinr, U , prominent so lung aa *upp...u dux t# t i r ” ad)urtment hasir.sxr-fssn. was killed, arut C. ti. t* tried, and Ii b axpectsd that [ other exhauated available suppli.-s Enrl W. Brown, general manager occupied by • department atom Of boor, William* said non* of Mm • tfa effort to effect of th* tag nlla.” Harris 1‘e.luy and II. Albert Pet­ they will b* disposed of by Ita*- of mad maps, while tha local bus of the^Exhihlt may be present, and tha second by tho national directs* wMbml to hold th# pnxo Mtrlg lx a stab in City offldala said lh*y >aw no ty, Jr-, (ret* imuied last night day night. Prosacuting Attorney station and railroad ticket office for h# is mheduled to return from guard armory. Loon Humpflsat, above ftva cants, but that taaoo taaa Naxls,” b« pirwp*4Ttl for g decrea-.e in tha^when thrir autumubila turned over J. O. Leonard/ waa directing j also hav* been fairly swamped Chicago on Monday fag a short 20, M>n of tho editor of a local prevent l general reduction In ya. visit In DeLevnd. , , I pio*ecntlO|| for th* county. y | with rtqoesti far Iofnr mat Ion. paper, waa killed by falling brick tall p rim . ' i in a ditch. city tag levy. *\> - 4 U A* l • HURRICANE HITS M M IC-AN TOWNS CAUSING DAMAGE _______♦*■»' In the decUuiw in Sea const VillntTP I S a tR T u ^ ! ™ - .m u "t .-I Dwtroyeil With All ^PUutcr general m thv n Villages I, V c lied j* ■*#■! ! h I M Seminole County Day The 1'irxi.lrnt s« well *aUtfi*-l Will Be Observed with the piogrrs* made In ob- At Camp "Near Jax an-| nb*ut fill of th* rich,,,inin* agr»fment* for produccra to plow up-a part of Ihrlr crop in return fur rash payment* and •ptlnn* on government held cot­ ton. At th* sam* tim* that*h* au­ thorised time *ig-n*l.m for tigning conitact*, Wallace will make public the figure" ihowlng the number of arte* grower* Ijavp agreed to take »it of pr.kiel'nti up t„ today. i Chicago PublicEncmy Taken A fter Slayings Sudden ItiHe Of River Dollar Goes To Lower H its Two Villages Level A fter Buffeting Conunissiflnors Will Consider Light Rate ^Effort Made To Stay xecution Of Slayer Many Visit Maps On Display At City Hall Helen Moody Keeps Her Tennis Crown Trade Body Group To Have BreakfaHt Meet Iaffirmation Sought From C. Of C. Office Miami Valuation May Be Upped Ten Million July Term Of County Court I Nearing End Exploidon Destroys 5 Store Buildings j JL ft / * .'- Brewers Picturelst Year Beer Sales At 40 Million Barrels * f 'l i �' xjl ^ - ' 3 S3 8 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 S3 833 • •+ m •* mmm «• m « m m• mm m m ' S -C -S S .C S S m ii Si I f ! 5 e s 8 S .8 =*= l 33 l* m S s ; B 1 2 3 5 ^ liiif'M M fliH I S-sps ] . I ! ' 5% i : l iili { s i I Ha II I i II I !U I s i = 3 “ 5= 2 - 2 5 2 3 3 333 * 1 3 ** - 5 2 2 55 3533 S 3 2S3 33 35 3 3 S3 3 3 3 3 3332 S 3 333 33 3 3 333 3333 • «• s c ; 3 3 S3 «« ; 55555*5555 5 55 SS^Ss^ 5* 2 •j55s^*s-5^535 2 5*53 525 «***„-•«**.* 1 •*•* •** •**— • •* ****** - a--**- s St 2** S 22 > * •. « • . . . . . . . . •. a ' ^ 25 ••< 5^ 5 ^^55H=:?s*^ • s •* 2 -s -*»s£ ;= i“ tt zs z; — * —«fc *< — — s — j - - - h iJ U lill U L > « •<. < a 2 s ssss 2 22 •- ' :> : : : - t 5- - - i s * * 11 mi m I i -2 22 S52 3 *t* 3a t - 5 - t " =S ** i t i « « *»• » » l l 2*1 : i v . *eK I i » » l i S S s is B i i 1 «* » » 1c MM cc ■■ ■ * » » » » ■ / ce 22 : MM MM Z sc c c a SS 35 1** " ^ i s 2 A R .jfih n *• * Sk => —^ X C a 111 *!"5 H i 2 2 S3 8 3 2 2 i«= I I * *“ 5s s 3s S3 s s ssss **-2 ss- -=s=srsr-ss 3332 2 ^ - 2 2 2 - * ~ * 223j* 2 s P?J* j-sj - - - - - - - - - *3f iS sKs! 3. = 8 3 s �rr r : ••Vi V««■w. raj »j — - *nw ' Sanford Herald Tourfat Opportunities - - ■ F .W lf ' An present buxine#* Indicators point to an unusually successful tourist saason In Florida next winter, A New *T York financial writer has figured that the total purchas­ LONDON. July A — A few boon |tiewe bar* ate fighting, as they #** #S ing power of the country has been increased by more than after tha Pm M w t T statement I firmly believe, te waa rv-aiw j ia London I a rt thefoolvre i bat sixteen billion dollars during the n u t three or four months. Finance H Motor of a ____ „ _____ done which la strongly h» sympathy Figures prepared by the. American Federation of Labor from America can with tho Pmident’e policy. Tbo show th a t unemployment is rapidly being diminished. minister ■ate to beneve it. waa glad that tho Presi­ Commodity prices are also definitely on the upgrade and dent had refused to enhoerite it ia Idle to Imsgin* that will ultimately put the American fanners in a sound fi­ tha raid declaration prepared at tho rod of loot week. Bat ho they will disease a radical recon­ nancial condition. struction of the'world'* Ha»nis« Now, as everyone knows, whenever the rest of the wav bowl Id*rod by tbo Likewise. Mr. tooeevslt cannot “Wo are not children," ho country prospers, Florida does a booming business. This l.r “and wo jo not too why wo i boaId have understood how completely will tim e' psychological elements will combine with financial have tn bo talked to In neb * unequipped are his reprvasntoto deal with tho kind conditions to influence northerners to seek warmer dimes ■itax*." For It. I believe, an accurate of project he haa tn mind K 3 L ." " !'JSS* next winter. After the long hours of hard work and itmThla r thing they do net know what plt of Wh* fw lim ifl Ixmdon. ry, and the many other ordeals of the past few years, la Ms mind. For another there With Mr, Rcoaovolt'a doeltlon everyone who can possibly get away will be planning an there la widespread agreement. U not among Ihm a single man m o n e ta ry extended vocation next winter. Even In tho fold delegation the wha umhtitanils ' W e Mm i M to Am m u m n Furthermore, the word hxx gone out that one esn ablest awn recognise that, bow- qoMtto^i sufficiently to detoto r m a wftitt Inconvenient tt may be to them. For another they hare bean live more cheaply in Florida than ha can a t home. Last them, the Pretldent It Jnitlfisd m so frequently repudiated that winter those who sought solace for their woes in the O T & r g g r j a . fc. (t. ti . following out hit policy. But if they are demoralised. For another balmy sunshine of this state found prices as ridiculously there It tnyone who thinka that they are divided among thembw as they were hffch during the boom. Food and house the language of tbo statement solves. How can a delegation, llaealfltfl Itfria rents were quoted a t rock bottom prices. Restaurants ran be drfrndd, he te not easy to which lack* authority, which lack* * FR ID A Y, J U L Y 1IJJ competence, which lack* were offering rebates to customer# who returned. lhea­ find. Thus thr financial editor'of tochnlcal Herald," who hat unity, wkb locks contact with tha r n , night dubs, and golf courses hstl their prices in “The Daily BlDUS VKK3K FOB TO D A Y President, hop* to undertake the an active partisan of the ine with the most meager pocketbooks. kind *f difficult negotiation for Pres blent, remarks thla morning C0N810KR T illI POOR: Those who came and tried it last winter are telling that "even those of ns who sup­ far-reaching reforms which ths Blessed It bn that consldertlh th* their friends In the North that It fa cheaper to spend the port President Roosevelt's policy President desires I It cannot be P ««r; the Lord will deliver him Mr. Rooaarelt’s porpoees •ml regard It as the only proper winter in Florida than It la to Htay at home. Anti they are approach He ha* comto the problem of de- may be excellent. tn time of trouble.— I’Jtlm 41:1. -g"^' ^% fla.'2?,KU^4* ;' zxtusf'x_ _ rL*«"i; rasa. *• , : J 4 U iu L U ta ju > p h k which cxista down here as compared with the seclionsTIl Which they live where milk wars, strikes and communist rlota have been keeping the populations at fover fitch. They can come to Florida and forget their troubles. And they will come next winter as they have never %ome before. The Herald would like to see Sanford and Seminole County receive some of the benefits from the millions of dollars which these tourists will leave in Florida. t While One good thing about a bald, recognizing that Sanford is essentially an agricultural headed man • . he doesn't have community, we nevertheless hdievo that there are many tu worry about bin hair falling out. visitors to this state who would prefer the ptisturnl pirturesquenrss and comparative quietude of a farming com­ An expert la a peraoa who, hav- munity to the hubbub and excitement of the larger resorts. Ing gune broke,'' In hi} own bueiIt seems to us that this is the time to ro-open the no.i ran tell yon how you ought Mayfair Hotel at all costs. We realize that tha Chamber tn run ynira. of Commerce, In conjunction with City officials, has Well they have barred war lieen working on this matter for some time, nnd we rec­ del«t •, terllfa, and money problrnte ognize the difficulties Involved in securing the right kind from Ibr iKseussioni uf the Lon- of a buyer or mnnager for this property, but we are flrm•km (jonteienec. Hut at n late y convinced thnt ulmost any sacrifice on the City s part hour thla evening It waa atlll per- would Ite Justified by tho re opening of the hotel under mluiihla fur the dalegates to talk any decent conditions. oMIuc weal bar.-------------------— ___A f in f o ri ?»■!■» -and attractive tourist hotel would not only bring hundreds of tourists to Sanford IKfnflghoiit t h r An English writer aaya that the winter to buy In our shops ami to trade in our stores, but trouble with Democratic America would pruve the nucleus for an even larger tourist poputa that the man in tho atraata atlon who would rent homes and apartments In other doom't fully comprehend mone­ parts of this community. It might well mean the resus­ tary policies. Perhaps that la trua citation of our business ami Industrial life. enoogh, hut couldn't tha same ■ t o ___— o - •—— hare , real tax whacking ejr’ t'-m In Georgia which thould be imitated everywhere. ------- —o — . Moat of o r wouldn't object to “menssnj currency" If we could manage to get any of It. thing be >ai<l fur tha man la tha Londun Conference! -------.. o --------- -- _ Speaking of thus* awful allpe, a t ehoilli bulletin asliea r i U i l "Tha *“ ladles of the congregation bava twat olf clothing of all klnda. They may seen In tha basement of Out church any aflrrnoen tin* week — Tampa Tlmee. A real break for the unemployed, at last. — i— — a — Stuck*, buada and eammodltlea again surged upward Thursday People atu aa eager ta buy now ae they were tu sell a few months agu. And euiiia people who thought they would know what t« du dur ing tha neat bourn have at ready Jurgullen wbat they acid. , The Royal Mountios The Royal Canadian Mounted Police, formerly the Royal Northwest Mounted Police, la celebrating the dia­ mond Jubilee of Its existence this year. The famous or­ ganization was founded in 18711 following the acquisition of western prairies by Canada, Unruly and powerful Indian tribes in that area were demoralized by Uquor sell­ ers nnd were causing no little disturbance among the settlers. . The first Job of the Mounttes was to bring order in the territory where the Indians lived. A force3TO strong marched across the prairies from R r f R!ver In Manitoba to the Rocky Mountains, the entire distance of -.000 miles being through rugged country much of which wits un­ known, So Impressed were the tribes that they decided to make peace with white men ami signed n series of treat es. Aside from Its regular work of performing police duties, guarding against prairie fires In tho early days, Kurupe atlll thinka the dollar la visiting lonely settlers, and discharging many other func­ But very gutxJL U waa quoted kVcditriday at 73.UH cents, com­ tions, the force has had an impressive military record. The Mountiea took on active part In putting down the Riel pared with lie old gold value, A number of offi­ d.dlar used to be worth about 25 Rebellion In Western Canada in 18H5. frame tn the estimation of cers and men participated Jq the Lloer War in South Af­ Kreiicbmen. Now It ta worth only rica, and two squadrons for service In l ranee and Bel­ a little mure than Hi franca. All gium and one In Siberia were furnished during the World tin* ineaiis little to Ulnae who real War. . . ixe that tho value uf a tbllar, The force now conslata of 2.600 officer# and men who pound or a franc dependa on what are distributed throughout the Domlrdon In a way best It p ill buy.— Arthur Brisbane, suited to the needs of the country. They Bre found along And of course, tbo dollar, not buy. tho border where they help enforce the revenue laws I»nd ing aa much now aa It did two keep out undesirables. They operate in the vlelnUy ol rnuntha ago, la not worth aa much Indian reservation# to maintain good order. They » aa it waa than. iy remote post# In the Northwest Territories and tho ---------------o- - wye Yukon, and along the Arctic and liutlaon Bay regions. One of the mysteries of certain But whenever they are found there la the aame healthy loudly promulgated theories of respect held for them. For sixty years they havo atood economics la bow government tax revenues la te he Increased and for constitutional low and order and they havje built up a budgets balanced whan governmn'l reputation for efficiency, courage, ami integrity aa brll Hunt as their uniforms of scarlet. through unthinking lawmakers, ■--------------------o----------:--------always trying to diet toy private ' Industry by aUbey putting lUalf tn competition with private Indus, try or penalising It with aiciwiva L,! t charges and political Interference. Mr*. M. F . Robinson, Mr, — Tampa Tribune, Surely you're Mre. Hayes, Mis. Aik# Messenger, not opposing tha MudHt Shosh d « . T . Pitta motored to Da'project, the guarantee of bank de­ posits, the Natjenai Industrial Re­ land, Sunday and report a good covery Act, or the DouyaaUo al­ Mrs. W. D. Ballard and children, lotment plant llomer and Wwabeth. of. Geneva, Secretary labea of the Interior ere tha guseta of Mrs. .Ballard's Deportment lames la the tendency .brother. C. W . and J . -E Laing. i i ai t o Mis. Nellia Elder bae re tamed ‘ tW. act activities I of achoela > this depression and Myi from a visit to her sister, t i f f Id not deny educat iunat Coney, at Or lenda. Tbs Sanford Ilk* irw still talknltUa to millions of chllalmpiy because a temporary lag about their new home and la few days will bava tba archl* la sUflisUng Urn whole m mtdnUlm oaf tecta' drawing* gad spoclfkatoas. *q sveh a baala, aa will The swimming pool, UHiardq _ oar children as cIU m o j |q bowling alley* and ether amuses ajrif-fuvemlng npubfta*. he menu wlU make the bulkbag very a rt we going to let irttg an ora of amailfhta will pa os, Park Aveaqs Avaaqa bw* lew OoamaKtel Street ami Pfchaewfc to Ute Lake freak *. . SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO Hyerbae te Little May Roily eccompanled her hum# and will remain several days. Among tha professional men having advertisements In today's Herald arst Dr. W. E. Horn holder, dentist; Dr. R. M. Mason, dentist; Thomas EmoUt Wllsea, attorney ■and ruuossUor al Uw ; Dr. C. U. Butt, dentist) and Dr, Uoward i t Curtis, veterinarian. Miss Vsjfs Weeks, of JbcksoavUle, to dmbng tba visitors who cams to Sanford to spend tha Fourth. Mtos Weeks formsrty lived In Sanford and her friends are .glad to welmme her bock.1 Dr. end" Mrs. ). N . Robson me* toted ever to Daytona Beach on Sunday to tajpy the ocean breexoe .b o r t U m ^ iewesina. msg.lnsUed taal.ihai.ba tat up to date treated the World Hsunotnic Conference a little too contemptuously." If thii ia the way Mr. Roosevelt's friends friend* feel. It may be imagined wbat I* the state of mind of other Tb*<«rInn* RoOTwIt ysed to id* vise siat*sm*n to spa^' softly and carry a Mg stick. Franklin Roo«cvrlt carries the biggest stick In the world but ho has chosen tn *p*nk Imidly snd harshly. , On wrimlere why. The explana­ tion, ! supposr, I* that Mr. vrlt wished to turn tho attontion of the conference away from tire immeiliale prnhlem of the ex­ changes to the cons lit*rat Ion of mure far-reaching project*. If that was hla intention, then It must Is* said at once that he must lw wholly out of touch with the realitlrs if he thinks he ran do that by issuing prununci* menUw*. He cannot have understood tho state of mind In the gold counIrles where among th» governing classes the resrof'inflation is'an actual phobia. These gold delega- B e e r Bootleggers Will B e Subjected To State Campaign. TA L L A H A S S E E , July 8— W ) — Joe Cormier, J rector of the state twverage department to go­ ing after dealers who have been bootlegging beer In Florida slot# the 3.2 brew tiecame legal. A l­ ready mora than 200,000 botllea of beer on which no state tax has been paid have been soiled by Inspectors, Cormier Mid, and state-wide drive on tag evaders will be planned at a meeting of Inspectors at Orlando next week. .Most of the untaxrd beer been brought from New Orleans, Cormier said. No arrests have been mad* yet, he added, but those having beer In their poesoosinn on which taxes have not been paid hav* been forced to pay. Second offenders, ha said, will not get off so lightly, and first offender* also will praaseute,t when the drive gets under way Up to July t collections front maunfaclurer's, wholesaler*, i I retailer** licenses amounted to tT-i.W . Aa half jra r licenses at half pries now are available, Cormier said, receipts from li­ censes art expected to show Increase In the next few months. There are approiimatty 2600 retailers licensed to sell beer In the state. Up to June IB, the tax of six cento a gallon on bavsragM gave If Mr, Roosevelt means what he says, he must send a new delega­ tion to London which knows what b* means and ha* power to act for him. The simplest explanation of the whole episode is that Mr. Roose­ velt hoe been Isolated on a boat, that he has Dot been kept In­ formed, that be has lost touch with hto advisers, and that lack, ing clear knowledge be has given hlmMlf the pleasure of being temperamental, la Ihere any bet­ ter explanation. There are some who have tried to think that the statement may Kara been couched in language suited to domestic slitic*. It does not seem likely, ongreaa Is adjourned. The Pres­ ident Is popular and powerful. He does not n**d to play politic* at this time. It ia much more likely that he has not been kept proper­ ly Informed and that he acted on an Itnpulao. But whatever the ex­ planation he has hurl himself and h l t - e x w r u d i M d r a d viim -g w frank with him they will say so. Wicboldt Studio Phone 331-J TH B A*HITES now*! LATE AFTER OIVINO H U FAMOUS LECTURE ON "MAN. T H E DOMINANT AND INVINCIBLE." 211 Persons Are D efying U. & To Take Their Gold W ASH IN G TO N , July R .-W V Twn hundred and eleven persons are defying the govrrnment to come nnd take their gold despite warnings by justice department agents that prosecution might fol­ low their failure to turn in th* metal. Attorney General Cummings M id yesterday In disclosing the number of person* who had re­ fused to return their gold that almost two m illion-dollars of th* metal had been returned tost week as a result of tho depart­ the state 934,611, and Corm iar ment of Justice campaign to forte M id lax returns are Increasing. gold hoarders tn disgorge. It Only on# brewery now Is op«r rought to $26,067,133 th* total ■ting In th* state at Jacksonville, mount he M id had been returned but Cormier said five others are from hoards. , planning to open. Three of these Cummings said the >11 persons will ho at Tampa and two at Mi- held f 1J07JJ6T of gold which they ami S ( had refused to turn over to th* govcrnmrnt in compliance with President Roosevrit's executive order. The attorney general said that when and how he would proceed against the*-' hoardrrs had nut been determined and probably would nut lw decide^ until after his agrnts nan cumpli-trd checking the list furnished tho department by the treasury. ssnn^ ■tsrtm .* ’ BEST FOOD In Town 3.2 I1EBR STEVE’S POST OFFICE LUNCH Oppoaitc Post Office ___ ^ M e e t! Hammock ________ 60 Acre*. 16 acres tiled in good condition. Good necessary agricultural Implements. Mule, tractor, tuarisrs, barns, and Splendid Living House APPLY H. M. PAPWORTH. is g o in g t o MARRIED! “YES! She’s engaged to a nice boy. He’s not leaking a big salary yet, but he’g a hard worker. They’ll have to be careful of their money, at first!” Careful of their money! With a home to find, fur­ niture to buy, marketing to learn . . with the thousand and one little emergencies to meet that newly­ weds never dream of I . . . V»„ father of Mrs. Carroll Varner, of Memphis, Tenn., formerly of this city. Mr. Swan wss ths oldsat member of tba buliivaa County .Court which mot a f*w days ago for th* ftrat time wtthoot hli psoaence In a number of year*. Th* Rev. Chari** II. WlU'ams pastor of tho Anderson Street M. E. Church, a church Mr. Bwan helped establish, had charge of tho funeral M r* ice*. In hto talk Mr. Williams said, “Suck a Ufa aa that led by J . Harry Svraa, >1, who died Friday evening, stand a* a worthy example to other*.' 11a remarked about the high standing Mr. Bwatr enjoyed la th* community and Mid H waa th* natural result of bla dearer* for tho beet la social, fraternal, and civil Surviving, are four caothrent J “ dx« J - Harry Soma, J ^ a l Okmulge*. Okie., M n . Carrot Varner, of Memphis, and Chari** K. Swan o And a young girl, inexperienced in these practical problems, is expected to be careful of her money! Ann will bless advertising. In the pages newspaper she will find the very experience she —the advice she needs! It is when every penny counts that advertising givps its best service. The advertisements you read are valuable lessons In everyday economy. They help, as nothing else can, to make your dollar go the longest distance. For advertisements show you which article, t i t h e price you are willing to pay, is going to spit you beet And the very fact that It is advertised is its guar­ antee that it will give you satisfaction after you have bouglft tte^..~ ■ PRINTING Mrs. V arna's Father Is Victim Of Pesth V- STRING AND BRASS IN STR UM EN TS !*fc*ae MS-W Stadia I I I ! Myrtle A t *. Celery Farm To Rent - — W* are - - \ M . D o lliso n r m titv in r “V Y to thla a rt a H pays t t m s them regularly. i fcl awa‘ ~»-V ■ v'V.-fs. il- < i* -•»•V‘ • ' ■ . .? -t' ■■ �t Ix7 : --TO *. A y* *<"■ » * fae *#** * • |»|J JOHNSON MARKS = REPORT OF WORK PETERS* Society Editor Telephone: Office 118 IN DEPARTMENT Dan Hansell Wed To Atlanta Girl Social Calendar Reveals A ccomplish* e r s o n a Is _______ Mr. and Mr*. Ralph A. Smith nr* returned from Jacksonville they (pent aevtra! day*. '* ' ' r; / M m . Gejrgo Stanley w u called Jacksonville thle week by the of her mother. ’M r/ and Mr*. E<] Chamberlin, Of Palatka, *pcnt a few days here tkb week. Dr. and Mr*. E. D. Mobley mo­ tored to Jack*: grille yesterday where they apvnt the day. . D r. J. T . Denton returned to-Uy from Grenada, Mis*, where he ha* been spending the pa»t week with hla mother. — Mr*. E. C. Hernandez ha* reG .T M T iT n irm T a ru r% iirrT f f rw ? father, N. R. Johnson for about three weeks. Mr*. H. B. Pope and »»n, J-hn, hay* returned from Houston, Teltaa where they ipent five wrek* ' X t Ing relative*. Chucky trs AWFULLY WARM IN K H E 1 DON'T UMDTRSJa ND WHY YOU y I N S I S T E D N O T RENVOV11NK j Y O O R COAT^CHUCKV/ . C O A T^C H U ments During Year As Farm Instructor Of Interest to • wide circle o f ; friend* here i« the following ac­ MONDAY Monthly business meeting of the count from the Atlanta Journal of ^ the wedding of Mis* ltc- Woman's Missionary Society <f A season „f welt plannrd proj­ glita Chesney, of Atlanta, to John the First Baptist Church will be ects I* Indirate 1 In the annual re­ held at 3:30 o'clock at the church. Daniel Hansrll. of thl* city: “Ann luncemtnl waj made hero Th* Sunbeam Band of the First port of the Seminole Ciunty AgrlThursday of the marriage of M s a l ^ P ^ t Chureh will meet at 3:30 eutural Department, presented to the Board of County Commission­ Regina Chemcy, daughter of M r.!0 *'0**1 at the church, and Mrs. Charles lies Chesney. of **•«»•» husines* *nd axial ers this week by Alt* R. Johnson, 20 Maple Drive, to Mr. John D an-' °r ,hf Alathean Class of head of the Department, iel Hansell, of Sanford, Fla., a t: lht‘ ***** chureh will tale The report U that of the work Daytona Beach, Mon Uy night. |pUc# at >:W> o'clock at the church' conducted with funds .Drived from “Air. Hansell, the son of M ia .'* ’”1** wllh Mr*- N' J ,h« onr-.|u*tter mill agPearl II. Hnn*e». of Sanford, is Mr*Uaanac, Mrs. C. D.j rlculture t*x which was levied by a former University of Ftenda' *,'orre,,,r* Jlr*. Uharle* Cole, and the Seminole County CimmU«lon. rr« far the year ending July I, and Oglethorpe student an I I j Mrs. John lasts si hostesses. Circle N-mbcr One of the First! 1931 now engaged in engineering wurk for th* United iUates Government, Methodist Chua* will meet at] The report is a, fallows: He I* a member of the l'l Kappa 3:30 o’clock- wUh Mr*. Walter L .1POULTRY PROGRAM; (For the M rgsii, 200 West Eighteenth purpose of liwering production Phi Fraternity. , |costs) “The bride and bridegroom met Street. Circla Number Two of the First I 1. Eleven evening class mrrtFriday at Daytnnh Reach and alt­ er a whirlwind courtship were Methodist Church will meet at; ing* were held at Sanford with a.wt-Vetnctrnr the rhflftdr'inftfI. •*r tntgt TTOTrtrtrjrffllftfy'WI Three of the Subjects dNrussnl werer Outlook make their home at CX-ala, Fla. , ... Circle . . . . . Number , “ Mr*. Hansell is a graduate cf; * ,°, ■1 cly ,rth wil1 "’M’‘ on Poultry; Factors Regulating Washington Seminary, In the class' "* u,'!,,ck with Mr*. 11. I. Profits; Faitors Influencing Num her of Egg* per Bird; 8l*e of of lllllt, amd wss a star basket (,i'“ "• ?1>rrt,e Avenue. ball player,-. She is a member or ' Nu' "ber I-t,Urof « » * Methoilist Church will meet the Sigma Delta S irurily.’* morrow I* “Sacrament,” Wednesday evening rhurth at Cinte Number Five of tha First ^Tl<6’f ,0*L- Tuneful And Musical Cinema Here Sunday! w h y ""s-*— T R A T a1 > O L r n N \ C r& j AROUND W O N T G y no y e a h p L -A ce- / o in ' cv a a TAKE. YE R COAT OFF WHEN MtSS PEDA6066LES A ST >A* *Tto ? CHUCK?/ -N J R L l. T H Ifc H O L t l I N PAY P A N T S f W O N ’ I . " E n H C -R y mere* la putting on tho count exhibit at tho Central Eipoaition as folloers: (a) rated and cAlerted vegetables and fruits used in display, (b) Idea­ 'll fruit* and vegetablea hi . Ic| l lamied and wiado il meat exhibit which won 1st place. A total of 7S£ milt a were traveled by representatives » f this .ipartmrnt In carrying out this work. W E LF A R E COUNCIL. 1. Co-operated with th# Counly Rrllef Council as follows: (a) A »drtrd in planning the agricultural program of the Council relating t > individual and community gar­ den*. (1>I Acte.I as r.-prerntativo uf th - Council in approving site* f»r imlivldjs! gardens, (c) Ac­ cepted charge of the community garden and planted and harvested 5 acre- of l i i-h j»gtatocvai)il hav# plartc.l iff planting 7 acre* of potatoes inclu.ting grow­ ing plants for -cine. 2. Furnished nil m l.- labor and cipiipnicnt for the almre w irk from the school fnrnv without charg . Truck nn.l tractor w«a al-o fnnilshed (ree 7*cept far I * r- and oil. lw .u.oA .i.il ig.ywi i of jtk*..*chaaL. fn:m !< now- teles u*ed as g ciem iirity garden without charg* 1 1 the council. Clyde Steam er Will ( v e t Refrigeration JACKSO N VILLE. July A — Kffectiv.' with -tilling from New wji N . R. Johnion has returned from . York .bit onlay, .L ly 22 and front ____ ^ 3;3n o’cl tk with t(r« Freil (t . b a ling Kmim at the rhureh where Miami where he spent a few days taikoutvilli- Tu^.hiy, Jidy 23, tha Wilson, 1000 Ssnford Avenue. ’ !!’* or'1 *!' » » " " ’H«e,| Cfcriswith hla daughter, Mr*. J. 1*. Paramount'* new musical, com­ T. S. S, "Shawnce" will lake tha Cirele Number Six of the First ^ lrnr'' 1l<,-r“ ' " re »• > «*■* Hilliard. edy hit. “ International House”, place <-f tl:' S. S. "Cherokee" in ■-UC, Methoilist Church veil nuvt at Arrowed or purchawd. Open the Jn.-k'.'O-illel'hnrlssron-NaW one of th.< mo«t laviih, most tune­ Tv'*'ia* ' fln<l * tr‘m 3 Y'urk -erviee. v M r. and Mr*. George Stanley ful, most 'amusing prod cti«n< 3:00 ..'clock with Mrs, IL D. Ca* 3 I*. M. pine huve lirru plantid in the Flock slid Production Costs; General Ctliu. I'ndilent*. The S. }t. “t Itcrtikee" I* being * spent th* Fourth of July at i’a- ever t i leave Hollywood, o|ien.s a well, IJDl Magnolia Avenue, The prayer anj of (he Wonflatka attending the celebrations two-iksy showing at the Milano 2. Planted 1-2 acre demnnslra- c'tiiniy for the purpose of experi­ wilt.drawn from servl-e at Ihla Light* for layers; Feeding Facts FIR ST H A IT Ih T CHURCH an’s Auxiliary of the First time for the purpose nf installing Theater Sunday, there. an.l Principles; and Healthy tion eitr s planting on sehwii mental t.’slc. These Vartel lev (it elude: Japan. <- Chest II t, Tony rrfr1great Inn marhin ry which I* farm at Sanfot ’. In its cn irmuns all-star east Presbyterian Chureh will meet The Rev. W. P. Brooks, J r., Chicks for Egg Production. iU Friends here of Shade Walker of tlagr, screen and radio favor- at .1:311 n'tl.ck at the rhureh and p*«lnr. LIV E ON' T IIK FARM PRO- Pine, Ilia k 1.<h u s ( , Mahogany purl of the program of improve­ CORN PROGRAM) (For the .GRAM; (For the purpose of Ch- G iiiii , Blue Gum, Australian Pine ment- r renlly made by the Comwill regret to learn of the s-rious Rlc* are Peggy Huykins Joyce, will ho followed by B ihort pj»|. Sunday School, 10:0 A. M. Illness of Mrs. Walker at their 17. C. Fields, Rudy Vallce, Stuart nos, session. A program prepared Morning Service*. 11:00 A. M. purpim* of prumotii'g the growing tiiurnging the home production (ltv„ species), Silk Tree, tt.age pnny’s nfficlats. Tb.. other sailings in the JackGrange. Japanese pine, H.tl Cedar, of torn ami proper storage fur an.l preservation of fi«sl*lulT») home In Avon Park. It. Y. P. U.. 0:t3 P. M. Ervin, George Bums, and Gracio by Mrs, II. J. Lehman will be Iven " HiL.tt..JUtLal- psriud w m - Ev»oing K»r*tc— ,— -nnnth*r*frtr ” Tut K '7 eTvrce * will** home -feed mg— [mrp-—r* )— ■ — “ • -----i Marita*, Colonel M-mpI. S(*lirefP"evenii[g' ,e;u ■' ill eel Allan, Sail Leonard Miller nnd Jack IVIrrs mijle an 1 Build, Cab Calloway IVeilneiulay Evening Scrvl.-cs, 1. Two evening ela<s lUvrtfng* ings wete heI I m vo-o|.vruti»n with “ T The d.'tn lustration reforesla-11” " '1" 0'ma<l' with th“ «• «• P1*1-' - .. . every Friday and .. ... TTU l 'IE- 'U t sYH:Ud |». M. are expected to return today fritn and tv< Orchestra, S Dl lA wen- held at Sanford an.l tw., ut the Vocational Home' t, .inuiniesl *h>n |d“t on Numlcr .1 highway j "Algomtum Baby Rose the “II. It. .Mallory” every Sun. The Daughter of Wrsley Clas.i Daytona Beach where they have .’•laric, jleia Lugosi, Luna Andre, Dviido. Ilu- subjects tSseus»cd Department of Semin le High, » • ' teplgntcd and Is now showing day. All rtearner* will cuntinu* to of the First McOuxIi.rt Church been spending the past week with Sterling were; County Corn ('.op l(et'.ir.ls) School with a total registration of good giowlh unit slaml. Holloway, Frankling cull ut Chari st.in. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH will have a poreli party al Hull) friends. . Corn Varieties; an.) Cultural Prac­ “2 prisons. Subject* r. luting to 5. A ' - i - l . d yvunfoid Womatt1* rangltirO' Edmund nreesu and 1’. M, *t the home of Mr*. J. (). tice*, Club in Ini Idiog flrrt.l. ul niound home running mid h Mint Improve­ 1/ rnsden Hare. A mnielj group The Rev. K. D, llruwnlre, D. D. Mrs. Gurney Iluudncy, of Jliainl, of chirinev known n-i the Girls in Lnnry, .South Sanford Avenue palter, Mr. nnd Mr*. J. II. Maxwell 2ti M ir - und planting In inrm nt 2. Tin- following own til, were ment were ilisruss. d, with .Mrs. Lanry, Mr*. Walter I, U tha guest for several days of Celiophans mail, in the cmnty-wlde corn 2. Il»g* were u Located for lin'd on N. iab*r 3 highway to nnd rliildten reluttied yc-.trr.lay presenj the dancu Morgan, Mrs. (*. J\ )| rn.lon Sunday Schnil, 0:13 A. M. from Havnrn where they spent Mra. W. C. Ilutchisin at her home numbers. * Alurnii.g Worship, 11:00 A. M. growing runt.st: 1st. Peter Thurs­ lollin' II*,- ur.l many fatimrs weie da-h | me. Mr». Fran cs A. Hickson, Mr*. II on West Twentieth Street. ti. I- I. l.rru'.. vvrie ronstrurted n 'hurt time. Christian Endeavor, 7:0(1 P. "M. ton with a yield of i!7.3 I u. nn.l n a-slsted in oblu ning^ment anil “ International House” has a I.. Gib.on, Mrs. K. H. Lnncy, and „n In acre-'uf limd ....... Gvir.lo rod <-f 2.!h- per bit. in the field. breeding, st.H k Evening Worship, H:00 P. M. genuine plot in addition to its Mra. C. O. Ham ns hostesic*. Velma Shipp returned ilia musical nnd ipectuciflar nunlil.es. 3. ttv.r CIMM pounds of inouts 'wlii'tl was then puitly plimte l t Thu session will inert at the . 2nd. Grorgo Thurston with u jiild part of the w ck from A'l Its action takes place at a hotel due uf fhs morning and evening [of •Dll bu. and it- cost of 3.7c per wu. uii',1 out In the F .lure sla h pine. . IVVust-, Ca., and Granitevilie, S. C. In a Chinese city, where repre­ worship service* jnr (hr reception bu, in the field. 3rd. II, F. Cooler Fmm. i M -at Curing Plant which 7. A lot,d of 7l*M -In -h pine * where she visited reiativu.v fur of members. Tho*o without church with a yield uf 13 3 hu. and a c ,. t L ■iipervi-eil l.y |hi» .t-parlm. nt. m-r.lling. were plant,.I ly the .lesentatives of big business from several days. home* in Sanford are wrtcomr.l to of t.ti. per bu. In the field. I. Twenty boys were entollr.1 In I rartnwnt in Ihi. ...mil) thl* year all over the world are assembled all lefvlci-s. The |mstur is avail 3. A model ventilale.l we.vd u toilnly wide pig growing Cltn-f “ I vsh ch bu*. snttive, to ncc and bid upon a marvelous Friends of Mrs. D, C. Griffin new Invention, a device which can F U L L GOSPEL TA B ER N A C LE able |i.r ronferenrr every morning protreted rorn crib wu* h.ilt by te-t wticli ft:. I for it- pm |j.tse the' b REE A G H I l I I . T I! It A I. will be glad to learn that she 1* from P:UU o'clock tu 12:00 o'clock the department and has .erved u* till lodurl ion ef hog i tul Seminole j SLI.W t L Improving at the Fernald-Laugh­ see and hear anything anywhere. New Orlando Road near Geneva in hi* study at th* rhureh. a building guide l„ n number of County (arm*. . 1 “it!* individual fnrnwr conferton Memorial Hospital where she Avenue. former* who were building new TRUCK CHOI'S P R O G R A M ; ' " 1'' weie held u lh fjimer. durMr*. R. J. Boyd an.l daughter, underwent an operation Monday. Tin' Rev, William F. McPher­ M O R I STARS . riba or remudrl.ng old ones. ( ) or the |i.rpixe of lowering cod " d the |u«t >.ur. 1hi« 1. in u tliMira Km’ly Boy.l, who have boon son, pastor. IIGI.Y CROHN EPISCOPAL j own to 'l l \i Its t„ hoy* pr.je.ts 4. Tests which hair turn con­ uf production) making their home with Mr. and L’lH 'BCll BHde School, 0:13 A. M. Mra. II. W. Rucker and chi!> like w ay. tinued with varinui msl.-riaic fur 1. Eight evening clns. niet-Ongr “ * vhich limes conlervneci wire Sermon, 11:00 A. M. drvn, Wayde, J r. and Barbara, Mr*. E. W. Rigger*. Silver Lake weevil prolertiun by thl. d > ;utrtw.-e held in Sanford a-i.l c g h t " D n laid with parents* Iliad, O.T oecupiil.g the upurtment The Ryv. Mai tin J, Brant, rrcEvangelistic Service, 7M3 P. M. left today for Mocksville, N. C. 2. li.i g imp meeting, were atmrnt xhow that esrlam.Idsulphitc inerting* nt Gvir.l,,'with it lulul of Mrs. G, A. Iladfir-i, 113 French Women’s Prayer Alerting Wcdnes- lor, to apend about a month with Mrs Jul y 0, Fourth Sunday after i« the most sure and ptuelital ma-' Jo nt n < :-lration of 7:1 |n-r*»ii*. li iiilt-d l>y repn -cnlulW. * of this Avenue, during Air*. lUdf.ird’s ab­ day, 3:00 P. Af. Rucker’s parents. t.-rial t i use in this sect.an. The follow mg * b jrrl. were di- department. sence. Praise Service Tiinity. 3. 37.l»m mil. were Iruveirj b> 5. Co-opera'dng with the State Wednesday, 7:15 P. M. cussed: F.-rtlliirr I’rire* nrd Pr »ILJy Communion, 7t30 A. Al. Mb* Mirjyria Levi left Friday J"- W. McGiumery, of Corsl Experiment Station te-ls are b.‘- grams; Soil Tlr-tin^aj,r.l (N.frec- the two lii-li us I it* in ia ri) ng on Church School, 0:30 A. M. morning hy train for Charlotte, liable*, will nrc.vu tomorrow to lA t Holy Commumnn and Nerm.ui, ing eonducled in thi. nr nty wllh live*; Anenical ImV* and lleg.i- 1,lt' w" rti of tin. .Icparlnirtil. A L L SO ULE C A TH O LIC N, C. where she will spend the Jiln Mr*. AlcGlamery and their L Uurnhiert-ie inerca.* n not. the following varieli. of field iations; Control of tilery Te r: 11:00 A. Al. CHURCH summer with her parents, Mr. son, John, who have heerf visiting u.e of the ,«gri.-ultur*l ■ • This Sunday has hern set aside ■urn: Wllsm Y'ellow, Cre.de Vrl- Control of Cricket.; Minor Tru k " 1 i« and Mrs. J. C. Levi. Air. and Mrs. R. R. Dcas, Rose The Rev. J. J. Kcllsghan, pastor, to C.inimi-m.irate the (Vntrnn il tow, Ti'dale, Nassau, Cul mi Flint, Crop Pests; a n l T r m k Crop |i U*>»ary Iy i.-idv-nt. ..f fh• til), Court. They plan to leavo Monday 1 SEM IN UI.L ( t ) U N I ) H KTIEIf lied Cub. Whatley's, -eases nml Control Afi.cslire-, h in t Mass, 7:30 A. M. of the Oxford Movement. A shun Kilgore M r. and Mr*. Wurt W. Warner for points In Pennsylvania to 2. |n2n oil sampl.rt were tested I ARMING SHOW, Hliteh Red Cob, Oii Ih, ., Imperial Second Mass. (1:00 A. M. talk explaining thl* great nwi*yand son, Ralph, have relumed spend about twa weeks. Benediction after !(;00 A. M. m<nt will he insde in pIsco of Hi.- While, Mrlnl.idi Prolific, Florida free for farmers of Seminole! ^• Ih s how u as ludd f r four from Daytona Beach where they Flint and Aliirll.-, Mass. County. Th*..* I. t. being f r Jl,n- hit and hud ■ i c»usual sermon. ■peat a few day* with Mr. and Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Langley Daily .Mass, 7:30 A. AL D AIRY PROGRAM; tFor the acidity and uvails-.h- phosphorous “ '"‘*'"1 attend in o of. ia).W per* A. E. Smith, of Orlando. and daughter, Margaret, a n d " J. EduaO»iial exhibit., were Sunday School, Tuesday's and purpose of lowering prduction ..intent. guest, Miss Rachel Simmons, of Thursday* at U:00 A. AL FORESTRY PROGRAM; (Eor hown In Aleut Curing, Home Food CONGREGATION A I, CHURCH rotfa) MountvIUe, s. have returned • o i o t u i tukftl I. Five evening i la - • m.-etlng* the purpose of orxnruxing and do* Ltesetvulion, V .culiortsl Agricul~ Jack Whelchol ha« arrived from ••* O liC II ALUM from Daytona Beach whrrn they PAOLA C O M M U N ITY CIIUHCI vsiopirg a ilef.nite forestry protl," ‘ ' l* M* Mt«rk, S-il I . -ting, Corner Park Avenue nnd Tliit I -ere held at Hanford with a total Douglas*, ca. L> spend a xhort • tbrilddfN ASfl spent ■ few d»ys with Air. and Street. gram for Seminil> County) | Weevil I’rnl tied V .nlifate.l Corn ■»* SUOO registration of tr p. r>on:.. Feed th w her* with hi* brother and Hr*. John Langley. 7T>* R*v, Alfred Ericson, pastor. •m r - e n m m Tho Rev. John Bernard Root, nn.l Faerting; Feed Prices; und I. In ro-nparali.n with the , : , h*, County Forestry Program, stater-ln-law, Mr. and Ur*. Hugh • f* »~ rsrre w s? Morning Services, H:00 A. Al. minister. Equipment, Co/nputatiun of Dait) Itationi Florida Forest Servlet, a stu.ry Home Made b;«nu »t>4 Mil WlMlchcl, 7U Myrtl* Av«nu«. Mra. IL F. Wilsm and rhlhlren, Sunday Hchcol, 9:43 A. M. iT T IT T u S jn und Insect*, Digs Church Hcheot, IR45 A. M. were the subjects illse.i..-d, was ma le of the forestry ltr.it. I * u,,t I1 "'* Betty Ann and Bobbie, returned Christian Endeavor, (1:30 P. Al. . la m ir a iw At irnlng Worship, ll:IH) A. H . UITRUSP ItOGItAM; (For (he of Ihi* co nly nml from (his data ! ***** Poiillty, yesterday to their home In OrEvening Services, 7:30 I*. SI. Mr*. J . F. N . Huddle*ton and latt.lo after spen >ing a few days n definite Ciuitly Wide Forestry j “ b " 1 ' "«"t!on picture* were Herman by the Pastor. purpo-e of lowering product:yn Mid-week Prayer Slotting, 7 ; 3t) Mlaa llari* Huddleston have recost*) Program wac planned based „n 'hown mivn. i.llng and demonhere with Mr*. Wilson's parent*. P. SI. turned from Tampa where they I. Four evening rla»« tin1 ling, the needs of the local farmer and! ,ra,l"a " " v f«rm practices, Mr. aud Mrs. J. C. Aycock, Myrtl* FIR ST CH R ISTIAN CBUR CII ■pent m Urn day* with George Avsno*.' O U T-f)F C O U N TY FAIRS, wen* held at Sanford and _idx industries. Thl* program include , L A K E M AH Y COM M UN ITY Huddleston. If k wind protection, bird nnd gam.-l *• < » "l«*r»le.| with the Semimeting* nt Longwoo.1 with a total Sixteenth Street and Hanford |CH URCII regi.fratl >n of 22 jw-roin*. The protection, cross ties, crate i'. • n !>• Co nty Chamber of Com Avrnue, Dr. aud Mrs. R. E. Stevtn* will Th* n*v. F. M. Marler, pastor, subject* dbciXBMd were: Citrus terials and roadside -beautifica­ H r. and Mr*. W. A. McClellan arrlv* tom mow from Jacksonville % (Presbytcrlin Government) Itiblo School, 915 A. M. Outl'Kik; Fcrlilixitig Citrus and tion. Organised in 1891. awl Mia* Mary U * McClellan will to Join their children, Dorothy and Ferlillxing Programs; Grove Morning Service, 11:00 A. M. 2. A number of demonstration Preachlrg Services at 11:00 A. •rrlva tomorrow from their home Ralph Edwin, Jr., who havo been Cover Crops and Cultivati.fn; pla'itings for windbreaks and M. and 7:30 I>. M. visiting Uicir grandparent*, Mr. at Macon, Ca. to ipen.l a few days Pruning Hnd Control of Trunk arid fence p«r|» have been started in Graded Hamby School with here with Mr. and Mr*. . llanry and lira. II. IL Kteveni. They will LIIKN'K/.rit MF7T1IODISTLlmli Diseases; Insnt nn.l D^seas* varl :ua s.ct nr* of the county, M edulla, 1U Wait Fourth Street. leav* tomorrow afternoon far Trained Teachers, 10:00 A. M. CHURCH Control Alethosbi; Noil'Toting and Minister, the Rev. James M. 3. Over 2 <Pit) trcea other than their home at pt. Petsnburg. Thompson. Sunday Hchou'. 1U:00 A. M. Kpwurth league, t):ir» p. If, Mra. H, C Celiler, MUs Louisa CUURCII OP T ilt : NAZAKKNK Collier and R. C. Collier, Jr. r«I'rsyer Meeting, Thursday 8:00 h u johwj Mr. Frank at Daytona turned Friday to their hsme at Lake Mary Fla. P. M. Btoeh. They wlQ.ha at the Wal- Montexum*, Go. after spending R. N. Sander*, pastor. ter* hemp oa the ocean front for about two week* here with Mr. Sunday School, >j; |5 u. th« aumnitr season. Ituund Trip from Sanford Preaching, 11:00 A. M. and Hr*. J. C. Mitchell, Magn-lUi July 27, Aug. 31, Sept. 1H. Young People’s Society, 6:30 READY ROOFING3 A vana*. They war* accompanied Rev, Smith llardin. paitor. P. M. by Miss Carolyn Collier and Miss Ilaa Marie Huddleatan la plan* Sunday School, Preaching, 7:30 r. U. t U leave Tuea.tey;** Fhlla- Dorothy Mitchell who will ba their t*P*l:»t tour urnllnn II ||a. A roof fo r rrory b u l l d l n f Prayer Meeting Tuesday, 7:30 Pr<f. G. E. McKay, superintend­ s' ml fiif m i l - N a| loo la to reiumc hroswoek p i the guests for a short time. ent. ■ »>p»n» »r. t'nusualiy low hu. P. M. HI fit ill *H( p ijterian Hospital after a vatjt rat**. 11:00 A. M, Morning Service, pm IN Irwin i"wrf Praaching County Home, X:IS Mr. and Mr*. Hugh Terrance A V E R a halt century of mamtI of three week* her* With *i rman ly the pastor. Subject! V tacturinp eaporiuncu behind larenU, Mr. end Mr*. J/ f , tad daughter*, Mr*. Peter Schaal F. U. r a y Preaching County CUipp, 3:30 F. "The Good Samaritan.’* " ■ ill* 1 “ rttcu Kjn font, ur rum.aunVbad MU* Marti*# Torrance, in i th em dependable aa wall aa eco> addle*tea. Elm Avenue. cat* with 7 P. M. Young People's Di­ / Clifton .Lari, left by motor thia M. nnmical. Sea ua for full inform* li* Inn. worntag far Charlotte, N. C. Woo. F IR S T CHURCH O F C H R IST * P. M. Evening Service, eermeir where *they vKH spend aernai S C IE N TIS T hy the paitar. Subject t "In Re* t^ureh ^ meet at r1h,unh "*inI*ln* ■ ,r** Sunday Monday At The Churches T O . HAVANA Security Lumber Co., Inc. TMgvlta* a n •vary Sunday minting at charth *6 Cast Bocood Strait •t U iW a'elock. 8abJ**t tot to- S P, M. Wedoaeday evening rayer eervle*. PH O N E 797 130 M APLE AY All are invited to atUad the*# e- f r ,* •il VI*. Nail. Dank UU*. JAi'kiUi.NVIlJ.U, VLA. - ■ 11 ■ 1 2 �I Iho faaeral af A . Saundera waa held fnm hla home on Soaday nft.iaoeo, July ZnU. A largo n J « t : r „f frlonda and neighbor* waa (,i rent at tha service, at whkh l.iv. Clark, of Up*ala officiated, l/ » « M by Bov. Bandar*, of Laka fik rj. Burial waa at Longwood t vrtielary, Mr. Saundera had bras l-i lit htalth about two ytara durIhg which tlmo be waa carad for ty hla daaghter, Mr*. Clay tic L.dbe, and hla son, Cheater Saun­ ders. Thera Will be no preaching slfvl.t at tha Community Church iftlng July, The Sunday School shd Young People’s meeting will b. held ss usual. lha Boy Scouts, fourteen In nuntar, who have been enjoying *■ week's camping at New Sinytna Beach with their leader, retarned to their Mr. Darruw, returned bom** last Wadntlday. W l children returned last Monday n tbt froIn a two week*' vacation In lha vicinity of Hendersonville, N. CThe ninthly business masting •I Ik* Cham bar of Commerce was held last Monday night at the Coma: tally Building, Mr, and Mm. Horace Cochran i*turned laet week from a visit of several weeks at their home la Georgia. Culptpper, with a party. Gama* and coateata w*ra anjoytd throoghoot tho afternoon, afUr which punch and oik* wot* •owed. Luther Darid, Ckarllo Sommer*111, *u«j Chariot Golgor art atlanding tho National Guard Camp ha Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Dooley toIrrtalnod a aumbrr of frlanda Taaaday aranlng at a atoak dinnor. Tka atcaka wara kroljad ov­ er an opon fir# oat of doora and d(nn«r waa eervrd oa tha porch. After dinner aevaral gamoa of bridge anj rummy wara enjoyed. Thoa# spending th# craning with Mr. and Mr*. Doolty war*: Mr. and Mr*. D. B. Levy, Rose Ed­ ith Zaudarar, Louisa and Salma Levy, Mr. and Mr*. P. B. Doolty, and daughter, Eleanor, S. t*. Smith, Howard Lindsay, ard Charles Doolay. • Mr*. Ploy Miller returned Sat­ urday to Daytona Beach to apen I soma time. GENEVA Local Gotten A n Invited To DcLand WATERMELON " W rG. BANKS M r. Camway atated that C. E. Gilliland, aaatatary of tha D a Lud Chamber of Commerce, telephoned tha Imitation to Sanford tkli morning. Ha aapraaaad the hop* that at least IS local man wffl mala ep a team going to DaLaad DOZIER ft GAITS QUALITY PAINTS Beat For Tha South” In a atat# famous for the woodere of aoier u natural ewrroundinge, an unpalnted houao Is unsightly and discsedaot. Hosier A Gay’s Paint for tha exterior of yaur house, caa b. found h. *n dealrabla shad... It win m a k .y £ r h o £ o worthy of its aottlng. STANLEY-ROGERS HARDWARE CO. Two Keys Are Necessary Ono of them la kapt in poaaaaaion of tha S i I ruatodlaa of tka vault You kaep tho ^S|p other. Thus your aafaty depoalt bos la oar IMMt safe vault ia made doubly soeura aa B O T H era key* required to opon bos. Sanford Atlantic National Bank SANFORD, FLORIDA conalatant hitters waod team. Tka seurtt n ru o ta v ... of th* ____ Edge- an r n • l i e ) daT-efwmacm-ftf—MHT'TS.-’P. Mia. Walter Leo Carter, a w >.nl bride waa the honor guest at five tatdee of brig* given py H ’S. Harold Yarn and Mka EUaahath Lawton a| th* Woman’s Clab house on Friday aftvrnona.* TVs club rooms were uenutlfully da**rated with potted ferns gad tat flowera carrying out a rajev schema of pink and green. At lb* tea hour a delicious k* enure* • manenio of tha occa-loo, Tan go vela included: Mias Halt* Mc­ Gowan, Mra. H. V. McUiwaa, Mra. L. A . Lee, Mra. T. W. Lawton, Mr*. W. J. L*wUn, Mra, J. H. I-ae, anl Mrs. W. J. Yarn. Thorn playing wera: Nr.-. W. L Carter, honor guest,-M ra .-G .-T . Nlblack, Mr*. Joseph Leinhsrt. Mr*. Maad* Coata, Mr*. B. G. Smith, Mr*. A. K. Crawford, Mra. W. P. Carter, Mias Katherfn* Young, MU* MaxIn# Young, Mil* Wild* Young, Mrs. Orron Burnett, Mr). Augus- Thomton and MJaa AIdle LaVlgna at tha' LaVIgee bom*. Tha follow­ ing gv*eta warn praaent: tho Mkaei Jack Barbour, af Allamanta Spring*, Grace Eatamkigar, Margaret Matthews, Afaan Eatemlagrr, and Esther Praaaar, and Mrs, B, J. Beal, af Tw r Cm*, Mr*. B, W- MrCatley, aad K'*. B. L. Sutton. Patriot!* tolars formed tha motif In th# k* town*. High score waa raada by Mrs. Keel. Represent*!lew C. V . Intern In, ger and Mra. Rntamlnger enter­ tained a ■ ■ iliy gathering at „ ■ _______ is July tho Fourth. J. Fp*d Schofield preached at Winter Park Baptist Church last Upsala and GrapcvJUe By MRS. P, B. DOOLMT 8*bh*lh. Mr. and Mra. Baymoad Mala, Longwood folk* at Daytona of Tampa, raturaad with Mr. and Reach on th* Fourth ware: Mr*. Mr*. Claude Stand*re end ’ MU* 0. Hyatt and Mn< •ll1' **r. *a * HU* Hexel Mill*. Mra. M. A. Fltxpatrlck, Ml** LaKueeell Lundquiit eurprUed hi folk* by 'coming homo on" tha Vhrgp -uad Ollw K ing: -----------------Mr. and Mr*. R. L. Thomton Fourth for a few days. H* U near ■pent Tuesday arith Dr. and Mr*. White Springs with the C, C. C. Frank Thornton In Orlando. camp. Mr*. L. Cramov, MU# Hettl* Mra. Riser, Sr., Jim, MUa Hel­ en, and Mia* Ethel are visiting In Newberry, 8, C. for a couple of week*. Mr. and Mr*. Bennett and lit­ Longwood boya with tha Na­ tle daughter spent th* Fourth tional Guards at ramp ar* Low. with her mother, Mrs. Printer, *11 Carter, Jam** Raitar and OIUo near Lake Monroe. Fouracre Lawrence LundquUt and Homar Local boy* at tho Reforoela* Warren return* to Covdolo, (la. tlon Camp at Ocala are Jack Tic-*, Dub Enlcmingtr, and Tom Jon**. man, and Mrs. Cyrua Trumbo, of Orlando, and Mr*. E. a McCall, and Mr*. Alan MoaUy, of Hanford. Mra. W. P. Carter naa hoauaa at a delightful tea on Monday afternoon at her home on Lake Charm honoring her daughter-inlaw, Mrs. W. L. Cnrtsr. M m . Car­ guests «nJoyej this ter was a recent bride and will About fifty hr remembeml by hvr many occasion. M lu Emily Mitcham *p*nt Sun­ friends as Mias Carolyn Locketts, of Dawson, Ga. Th* guaste were day at Daytona Beach. received at tho dour by Mrs. C. T. Niblick and MUt Cllxabvlh Lawton. Tea was poured in th* dining room by the Miaera _ Clare Lea Whveler, Louise Wheelar, Charlulls Lawtop. The libit was cov­ ered with a lace doth, while pink taper* In crystal holders gave a soft lighting etrect. A profusion of cut flower* adorned th* rooms where the gueeU were aasembled- TODAY la a buyer's mar­ ket. Competition is keen. The woman who would save and get the most for her money is the woman who is a close reader of the bids made for her patronage. *- LUMBER SANFORD ELECTRIC RELIANCE LIT*'INSURANCE CO. CONTRACTING C a KARL J. SCHULTZ ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES PHONE 441 108 HAQNOLIA C o o le s t t T r a il rtu p ’B Cat Lika Ntw (I i THE Have year warn done ay a raal Blacks ale 'PARK na aim Hurgteal |o*la: all hIM* •( »aUsora aad Valve*: peaalag leal* -* all fctada, ate. Xipevt « « ' daughter, Inea, of Oalfport, M lu , arrivad Thursday far a visit with the Yeung and Jordan famlli*-. Bev. Jordan U Mr*. Toung’e lath* *r and Mra. Rh*r* is bar aUtar. Mr. and Mra. C. W. Morgan ftturned to thalr hum* TbattcMy Uatrfci Manager \ •Ova* M ! mini on la f*cca“ mm 471 M l BL l i t S t BRIGGS l a w n m ow ers J. W. SHADOIN BLOWING ROCK NORTH C i n r for a abort rhtt. Mr*. Ward kata meted Bella* buagal#w aa A t*. I la a ( bbm la wkkb mc»t of U y ecortag vaa made hi tha f lm two Innings, Edgewood cam* out victorious or«r (k* DaMclay Warn by a score of It to 1 boro l*»> night. Cordell* homo raw in tho f lm and Prana’ duplication of Ik* foot In tho second wav* tho bag hit*. Triplo* wor* mod# by recently. Kotrldft, Ravanel. and Courety. Mr. and Mr*. K. A. Fry* apent After tho wild scoring by Edga- the Fourtlf at Daytona. wood Ir tka fln t two ianinge, tka gam* aetUod down and lumoJ J. Tonne, >b was anted. Priie.i wti# awarded and tha bride waa given trrm l place* of her paIUrn *g crystal aa Mr. aad Mra. T . W. Prevail and family spent Sunday at Coronada Beach. They were accompa­ nied home by Mr*. Prevail’* wither and eiitor, Mr*. J . M. LitHer and Trtsila Llttler. J. M. Llttler end son, Hugh*/, antf -W aKor OniUrtx, o f Wow Smyrna, ger* guvele of Mr. and Mra. T , W. Prevail the Fourth. Tha,Fourth of July annual bar­ becue of tea Prsvatt and Lefll* f.-imDfce was held Tuesday at th) hem* of T . W. Prevail. Those present were: Mr. and Mr*. T. W. Prevail and family, Mr. ami Mrs. J, M. Llttler and famjly. of New Smyrna, Mr. and Mrs. Will Pravatt, Mr*. Hallle Leflte, Mr. and Mra. George 1-aflls and fam­ ily, Miss Alexia Me**, Mr. and Mr*. H. B. Keen, Mr. and Mr*. Stafford Lefll*, Mr. Greatln, Mr. and Mra. W. B. Keyier, of Mima, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas, Mr*. A. E. Horan and daughter, Mr. and Mra. W. J. David end family, and Mr. and Mrs. I‘. I*nrl»h aad family. Ml** Amoral Pater* I* spend­ ing this week at Daytona Ilcach. J r . and Mr*. Jim Leonard — nt th* w*ik-end In Sanford th.t guaala of Mr. and Mra. Harold opplaby.. They spent the Fourth at Daytoe* Beach. Vernon Culpepper celebrated t||a seventh birthday anniversary Wednesday afternoon at A h e home of his mother, Mrs. C. W. LONGWOOD Mr*. J. H. M D IIC K with Paul Mr.'and twto the Grapevine B. L. PERKINS vw*e na-w 1M PUR At*. Lew# DuplktUd DR* HENRY FAMOUS FO O D jMcLAUUNy Jr. : CAROLINA FOR IT S PfaOBQ 9140 Delivery Bervica tec Paeik IricH y betWeta tha'IIrrf tag tad •Iphtcanth prttn el Wowing lock’i only ppll w w m , t f hJjheit IM a lt wane tu t el th*1 Roctiei *> * lha Orem Fgh give* you iha MceUai pf | tumaei koas combined wHb^lhq gaavtnlanet ef tounby dub IrcM m ,' Wkaihar yeu*rt h*ea twe W*(l»te A* whet# M a n , yeuk lad * BlOWtNO ROCK VACATION a reel " p k l - a e - v p " M M e rawvdtlen* new lev your ehera el |«y, roburt living In thU unique retort . . . created iu .ktellh, bapglaatt end km Iti beauty lelaipWnj. Ike cool, coafortebia dkaete 4 k ley In tha aut-deer racraatfea, kdwut.teyal i b t f and develop!« Uaa lepftittJ mum v a a MINIMUM HATlg %*,«• MAU.V RM, E a S r/iS A ’ •■uatgut MasLa . Angers Bat Shack Oeoava k Baafaid Are, *B.‘ L" PERKINS fnm MCKIONbALO 1 r*r'iekii\i\C *f ralgT m l (rated I d h tll 1 V m o l o in h a uift O w a a r-M «a «v | r Bi—1.mm• a--- «ta 1nkurndBaMVaJ^a- L L Edgewood Team Is Winner'By 14 To 7 OverDeMolay Boys ___ _ _ �f, TUB HANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA; SATURDAY, JULY 8, IMS and eurplua wen* unchanted at 110,0(10,000 an,I f3.lWti.MH) anil unC J : . (tied pru fiU mure C avaunt felO.ISd. 1'ii-h ami du fr in bank* *lu.»l a* ■raiiMt ||(,*19<VC nn IW . 31. Persons Applying For Increase 1 s I n Line Jobs Most Answer With Showing Made Required Questions By Other Concerns L K H A T . n o t ic e NSW YORK In line with the *hnwine mad# bp the tarvre liw.il banka item-rally. Guaraniv T hi ■( ^Company of NVw Y rk. the thiril laryeal hankinr in*tituti.-n in thi* 'rniintrp. refnili nn appreciable V »in in tfemHt* in the eccond j quarter. Ilnnk <lrpo*it* nt thi* rpntrr in the nCC.rirate incrra-e-l ! ."irh.ltintialiy in the ln«t three m nth* in epite nf the fnet that townril the end of June deposit* here underwent a ahaep d.clinc. (inaranty Trtnf,"in it* June .W •tatenient of eomlltien, h*t* total 'J"il«f*o-«il* f ll.W ,(l!!l,IW , mm|pore,i With *uf," * |i iyi| on Mur. 131 anil I I P*remT F r 31, IPTi. Capital, aurplua mid |undivided trnfit- on June "0 weir |t “«?JiWi*7n. amltAl $'JTI.LW Y'I on Mar. 31 un.l *-'7l.2 TI.ru on liter. .,11, U r t i The MUUMmL.-n* I tieeyh ndy revealed, n-lbd SA.flOIV MOO to II* re-erve- hv lran*fer from undivided p-dit* in Mav, Manufacturer* Tm*t f/tm|Miny I report; total irtm in— nf FI ns 1,11 'J | mill-Jerir, |ier«in I t r ’V'nti.J.'.'i . n Mur, I I 11,ml * lut.o;, r t , ii 11, i . I. lb ’ ptmlln ip the ud ii'mrler hint n rl'e of I«T. the lulnl ! enimr »n In f.ltW.li!4*/tl finllt F'.l 7,121 'll? At the \,;ie eful de|i it- nmouitteil t,> * t'.ej,1! l.U .'t The rendition rtulement "f aider yminrlf lAt.nttH «t tile year i n>l dtnl 7 Murine Mullnml Ttm>l For what period of time have you umti Yred yuimelf a tmnaIIHla total rvouuree. .of a il Oil June "*<• compY /hie resilient ut the Plate T t.."L,Y'U7 «n 1,*r. .11. Have you r v«r voted in FI- roluT |W uerv Ji.r.I t?.I?-, Mcmiiet Where7 When? Where U jour permanent hume? Oil al the yeur tint. wWI Wlierc- do y ui live when not amployml? Winn nut leaehuiic? fr in tin hu.in-'-. White wnulil you live if you If >n ate 4 married mane' at Wtie not employed? a helper y-ur wile t.( employed, I Ate jrnJ a m illereil voter al ami ll «i KI^l her *«l4i> jihla time? euunty and month, tiutuv nnJ uihlrtr*. of em­ .... . ,Whal ____ _____, Wte? ployer. , Are your married? Do you liavft any |»ra m or |- r. 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If you urtc a *achcr* please Hit ♦ht Mini t>f 1’'•hi ^ crrtlliuite you Kohl, »i ilat*. am! the m h n'fl.1 rov* rmi by th»* certificate# TUBBY Have a Care There, Smarties so Ltic-V jo /oes s a v /e m c iw f w o p o o e a A U ‘ 15 S w J t E T O oJ th a t oll sto c k up S lS S V S m i t h , E .H -’ W E L L , I B E T I'L L SWOuJ H E B S H t C A U 'T G I V E T H A T .1 T H E S l A M E tvMM.'TIES' ta m e I LL S H O U l'L M U J H h T T H E Y 'L L G E T K 't IB Y lM T H A T K IW D A S f U t F ,o /0 H E . I'L L S H O W L M ' j !>H A R .T i e 1 I’LL S H O v J . ypu y ' MC MO- high - WAT ICATES i ^ T O F F L l« E T H A T J 10c Nn* 1 time, 8e line 3 limes f t line fl tlmen 5f Mne I month. Minimum rhar?# 30^ ^M/TH ^0ME1 iy j C Y v>OHt.S « A V B Y O lia W ATCH repaire,: - J ana who really know* how W *|*. Jeweler, Majr. Are. *—Antomofcflen SALE: 5 jl. i*. 2-JO, 3 phn alectrie motor fi'.nii. t RUr •tUfine, rebuilt, A-I condition *30.0*. Orel A Son*. Austin 11-al* for Ifr—ApnrtnieniJi For n*nl O ARAGE APT. purniahed, 1201 Myrtlt. Inquire Inquire JJ,. R. Adam* Myrtle. •OB W. 15th. nk . LAKWb and awWI. aparmeirt fur rent Rent rra*»»ttb e. mis W E E K — Antlcipal* yojr . paint raqulremenla and tarn Boaey. ■Price* will advance within I. faw day*, (ttantey-ltoerra Hard- Left Out Do you know why the wont1! welcotnol She, hervalf, didn’t. H alirotii (bod braolh), lha tociol foul! no one forgival, war tha raoven. Yat no one need hov* holitoiiv. Gorgling with Urterlne imtontly deitioyr mouth odori ond check i Infec­ tion. U m it doily. Recent leiti •how Ihot llileiine promptly overcome* odori ordinary antlisplici con’t hide In 4 day*. Lambert Pharmacol Company, St. Look M o, U S. A TUBBY 'U T T IE gttcritiEft ISNT 'Y FEELING VERY WELL . / WEIL HE \ To OAV. TOO OOMT MIND I B ETU tt BE 'i IF ME AMOVES HIMSELF j CNJEFUL FOR, . w i t h vooii D o g . d o / HANK DO N T CARE MUCH ( TOR LITTLE / vl Ybof HtY CUT THAT OUT, PutlIN .IK T A I L - HE'LL 8»T( f T t l L ' i M To STOP t h a t ! A D O W lS DEAR V Wou AW , HE C A N T 8 »T E A T T H IS E N D V KIDS J LISTERINE GROCERY and market. fCMtsn mol. p i M i for lot1X T, cue Herald. p ro m p tly M id i odors o rd in ary AUE— Baby earr aae. I t antisoptUs can't hid* l « 4 days 1115 Myrtle,' phone 885-W ✓ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 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/cacd03f69850e35fc2e1f506f4eaa05f.pdf 7ae55a025a1b6cb21cb16154ffeb2a0c PDF Text Text % - ---------- — - — - ~”,r r ~ T ' r tf - ■■yrv rx^ r^ ’r ^ri \I t|* •• THE W E ATH E R TOU R N V W S P A P K B MHllr ( M ; laalght *ad liltt lir . fuhlH hed in Florida’* H e a r ) T he World** Grealcat V e fa ta b li Kpot and R ichest Garden l a n d AN INDKI’ KNUKNT IIAII.V NEWSPAPER SANFORD Member Amociated I’rens " “ VOLUM E X X IV F ite Canla A Copy l l ( U t i l ) \ . FRIDAY. J r M M r 1*M NUMBER 111’ Railroad Competition In m AN lABAN Kj j ames Matte m Still A live; INDUSTRY GETS Buying Up Lines Likened .NEW WARNING To Poker Game B y Witness HEAD SEIZED WorldFlierSendsMessage AND RELEASED TOCO-OPERATE ARMS^ REDUCTION WASHINGTON, Jul> * 7.— — I’omfetition lelvsern the ru n ', eartvrn trunk linn' iailn.a.1* i»t buying U|> strategic competing I line* In the pra'pemtl* day* " f j Financier And Sports­ Wane Increase S e e n early t02> war likened t„_* ’>>k. r | m a n Talks Guardi ____ As NeedToCounteryamn“ le f r e the Senate banking Into Aiding Kseapc: ..i o r n / i i i P , committee yesterday l>) Frank L ., Ba l a n c e “Specula­ — — Tarim, Cleveland capitalist. wh..... Ransom Demanded II. S. SEEKIN G t i v e Production” Administration C o n - fnml!)' rcop'.l nwtv than III.-; ATI.ANTA. I ly. 7 r> vinced Nothing Can pt,,fi‘ fr,,m nne ,,f ,h" John WASHINGTON. July 7 ,~ hilii? Itt11« %T rtT* >i.i fi(A .P .)— Hugh S. Johnson, i Be Done Till Fall l.atr in thr .lay, Tnplln ttkj'lhf mucin and -|Mt«t*iiti national recovery ndrfilnlstra------ 1. .mimlttee hr* "set Up Irusl OC-j inutil »»n tin- titnit r nnt* for h » children to le,»»i*i». l.i'iln jfr*lrnhy l \ a fru»t tor, warned anew today that \ W A S H IN G T O N . Ju ly “ .-hV> an.I it ymitn: unleiut i n d u s t r y moved Th* administration' yesterday Thi* income ta*. unienn i i . .. u n . . » .......non,................................ .li,rT '‘ hm.f*t!ttnT-rrT71T71Tir. yu.v> ta intn a w»..t.KU.ll, M f ..f ,» p f. f Bv Bay* ing a i r nrQmptlyiV.l2 ^.lQ££Ra/y Tfir wSTrWKf ..J r o ;...i Jfr^ W|eh g hi* SayingHeJsSafelnSiberid EFFORFS WILL BE PUT OFF AWHILE ARREST OF 'BAD : r ^ j MEN’ IN MISSOURI c inuring power through in- ar*■*« reliction negntjalhm* •nitil1fer.irun.l in-..r«. creasing wage* lo counter-j autumn, convinced nothing c°ul.l, 'r|* **,‘l ' , M" L' v," , , balance Increased “ g p m ila - t* dune in the m.«..wh.i* t . r**.|tii|) UlwrlM, ,lU JJ n (i<|> tlve production” n a new col nciU- the prevailing and p-rost J!n3, by (,y JI7I.!'.'I. *I7I4*JI. In that year r, - he h,. i* Jaillrj ;llll, Huw-n, yeivr he h tie Howell, < cdd f.le.l hi* lli* return aa* at. an in inve»t 'ng (|i.ag*«rment* I>n lhi« Vexing, filed w l»r . tlltllll> conin, tin,, vvj un. prsus.le.l p rauade.l lapse might result. r mnng Am or Sought Sl l l l gl Those Being By Agents Carole Lombard To Divorce Husband Uts \NGKI KS. July 7 -t/fh Mi l l uni I', well. .Ich itair *fS7J7 m'll’ **, are going lo he i]iTiTk’ >J .in <>n htr c inrlRuH Mr*. 1 T IVttfrt. h«r tttx vh*r. »1i%» ttJay. Mrs Frter* naul **lhfy ctJrd «U of h sutLUn thmt ihtry Ck’uM m»t * fr»t They will r«- Are Given APPOINTMENT OF NoByDetails AviatorWlK>Hji£ Been Missing: Since TEACHERS CAN’T Middle Of Lastlune BE DECIDED YET — wUIOSCOWT-Jtiir"l.“ RLRF Definite Action Must Await Word From Board Of Kducation No definite action a* to Ih# ap­ CITY. July 7 •,d"v pointment of teacher* anJ Ih# n.n.n th# very b#M of friendf Th» l>- partment o f Jurtko by li> av.ki.ling of contract* for trans­ .• nv entered the nrre*t rf ill •y;t** of th# A ' although m lUJtl u dr kirtion had hi- prisoner l<> nl.a*e him and Chaile- (Pretty Hoy) KlvyJ. Okportation for pupil* during the Jonh'on Mid, in »n interview, queation. pro^vrtv Mttleinrnt h t» l*r«n Dll* wa* di*clo*ril t.y an an-|'»en rlalmed a* a dealer in -e- llu-n neeonipamed IUtley lo the lah. l.l .that many indu.tries stepped up next *ch ,*l term In (hit county lier, five eacHin-.f col' rlftk'lml. sb# slid vd ape -I Puvvji.ee fi"ia whe i - vl ' . Verne I Miller, form r production larirety t>> supply n nounreOIrtit that Authaaka k«r Nor- euritle*. can te taken until the local Board ipeculatlve buyer*' market -nml inan II. I>ac *. rhief delegate to Appcuring id the la*t r e -v m the financier rnlle.i h. me that i V i n . ? Dak., sheriff, and Wilof I'jhltc Inetruclion hae further added that unless the ability » f l tli* Geneva conference, would r» • of the cominittee before it* a t- all wirn welt. |,mii \\..>-meii in connection authority front the Slat* Board of att.t 'fl.e l*.y vvn ■ ultesled the puhlle to buy I* Increased main .n th Unitr.l Slate* until, j ,moment until Odolw r, Ta,.: u evil li it., machine gun slaying of Kducation, it wai announced at !»■ rorre*pondi#.*ly the murkrt will eaily Sr pt, mlier. when the n<*< lil- nadlly to!.| how he -old tiri l c nu npr eil I" hn.l a po*»* to f. or off . .-r* and th *lr prisoner. a nieeltr.g of the local Board IhU tr*l|»'*-l not be there. of Ileal vvli- Ie a lie" .11* liter k..i Kirii l. N ish. at f h“ union -talion week. Idy of the I. ague of Nutioii. will "oial" agteement JJ,Uo>i *hai tin v would locale Ih. If Inrreaaed purcha-inr power 1 11 •. he i >• June 17. stork In thr |,itt*l.urch and \\r*t; meet. The meeting had at a feature ho i* cii 'Cn | naper un i.Mer ma ta aupport produ-tinn I* not tupri e uiiiio.inccment hy Ihrecto A* plan* now xtanif, the Infor­ Virginia railroad to the I'etin •tolltth’)’ Gilley aid lo - ati.lo.io*, thr reading ot the name* of per­ pllert Jnhnron nald. “ I yhud.ler mal doeux on*, will be resumed roc,| i irpoiatinn. the IVnn*ylvaiiia * often *ohl fruit ill front of hi* of 1 I... K ppert.that Mill il, it* recommended for leachiug , think what will happen. ThU ■wile"«i>l hol ling company, in I'.'J'*' I,. .11 - and that I., frequ nily Met-.iii» ii were known to leive p ,*ition* throughout th* county. rountry runnol utand n new erd- ill. n with thee objective of n, g.illpait III Ihe rlaugt.trr, ' at.nif agrccnienta on |H..nl* >.f dif­ at u price fur in eve -* of the picked him up m |,. aulot try flic ■i • President lias Broad Nenir* wei* recummended by the la pea". ..I yesterday ference which ar »e .tiling the market, after negotiating with, un.i r.r,night the | ■.Idler to ! » " " ' . ular* t • led t.y __Smile Uponl(earing tiuslee* of the til idle Miol lOOial | I un O'H hy ' school district*. NEW YORK, July 7. M l A lint reading o| the ll'iti-h dralt other tiunk line*. ttnTnTT~rr firmo irht— The I'enn^mol l uiii_iiakum.— ro*—*ottr Fending farther a.hricea from Of AetionAtLondon I hi government apoke»man bluntly treaty and o f pt.far.ng f«r all_____ -ri • • !!, s*l in/ f«/ ,i tli# f• !» ■ % • » auiaakie-wrend r r f h n ctitit-r. ihe ' ,„ al-o loaned him dl.ti.ai.mai ||*.y wa- left lo goa Tallahaaaee, ll.e Hoard authorised r*»nvi I1 toll.l III# five f l il»# warned Amertcnn hmmrwr-y sterrj conference rcconven. * in mid- th i WASHINGTON. Jillv 7 — irtb >:'u|cni.len.lenl of Schools T. W. ramr y*ar with the under nam ier pro i.lell) Tt'. irrtilu* \%#i# fMKil lioltot lli III «»f Ptevnlenl K.M.'evelt showed |.awt..ii to prtpare and mail qoesday that If it fumble* the upp *r- Oclolrer. landing he vv<> l.l keep rontnd ,, Washington, under direct ion plea-i'i • y**lerd»v over th Actunily for atlf*gar#rnment -nder Arcoinpanied hy Allan t>. the \\herding an.) Lake Erie rad comi anion retuiiod I , Atlanta ibtrrttrr of Ihe torv of tlie American delegation in tioiinaire* to all Irarher* recom­ .at the national.recover> art "the ad­ 1tulle*, an a lvi*ur I ■ the arm* ion-1 away fruit the Yon Swerln national repute vvh.e In* . J.ler b ,»** $i|, mended. These questlognaire* pur­ I bry nRliinl Hat. v with a note d* mnn km,,• ransom. I'n it x. \V11IniI !?•#!•» htll. F.l I'a- .....tinning Ihe latndon economic port I.. elicit information on whieh " vamr of puliticaC control over delegation, lluvi* J*». ineyed to gen !ntrrr«U. ■ oiifeitltc*. hut roopl.d with thi* t>|indf..i I rhe Iw.y removed Ih Washington yrdenU) to commit Tapi in, who D president »| Ihej 1 \'i«i lain#*, t lH'k, rim! Kolterl G a reiloublrd eftmt f»i Ih* mohill- the iloar.fs attorney may deter­ pr,vate In kistry i» ln^vltullle.•• from th* I resident l(.>o*evrlt fur u ireond I'ittsl.uigh an,| \\r-t Virginia, ^r" III the banker' •T. and Its ItlR.I’ e "Ho mine Ih* vligibilily of eil proposed In uncumpiomieinu wool* Don­ Memorial ration of the domestl' recoveiv teachers under the Acte uf HIM. ter ,| lo rtlth v •*i lain tbnl hi* K«iv».u |$*nil#nlt»ry time. • aid IliP.iM N i ehurr* of that inad'i. . a.opaiwn ald K. Rlchberg. lonu-irhiv repre(Continued tin I'.ige Tw o) Thu awnooneement of havi*' stock, or about half ..f the tout l»n\ ant Fb»v«t. It was ■nu.uncrd that appoint­ A* word wa* l.rought to him irntative trf railroad labor, now plan* iminr.l atrl) revived the 1 It# rirrulat • * (Continued <>n I’age Five) of the deelst. n at I onden lo *>• ment* will he mad* ax *oun aa general ruunrel o( the rtcuvrry f tb# mm. «!#fcrtb#ft-tbrin abend, hut with nmnetary ami tar- these facts are secured and th* »|.eculation which fulfovve I duComptroller Issues ........... adininietralinn, raid that ehould t 'tm il • tb#> closure that hi* name wa* on *evI Ilf mailer* off tlie agenda, th* attorney's opinion ha* b«rn tenNational Bank Call i mi. m i ... the induetnal control plan la l It -ought in liar ' o.urder of Otto Chief Fverutiv* smiled broadly, dele t. providsd that th* Stala i ral J. I*. M .rc.an It Co. preferred D e t a i l s R ev ea led V muuI.1 not Ira a failure governIt,. chief ..f t'olf* ■! McAle*- hut made no public comment li* Board ha* authorised th* taauane. c itoiner dirt*. Itoth'Itavt* and *■ment. hut ai Um^rvatnt iadaatria J'dy •. '''\ t, r, •d in ; Willi* o I Grooms. wa* the recipient of congratula­ of contract! at that lima. the TItatr department have repeat­ O f $100,000 S u it B y Ti WASHINGTON. e eoniplroller of t*» ’ . uneo. v ay.tein, either prakmg the eyelem ni.i Frank C II.'i ntan-on, |«d tion* at'the Whit* llou*e edly denied hr intend* lo resign A highlight of the meeting retoday !• lied n call fn the i-oo.l. f .ndamentally un»ound or indict I uy. M*1 • an.l yesterday it was asreitnl em­ V ictim O f A c c id e n t lion of ail natioiial haul at lit ,.ffo- r of hut. "Their bluff wa* called." *•"• vulved atcul Ihe nam* of K. liIng Iti pre*mt manager* uf inca­ i vffrev. special I’a)iu"n.l I 1 Senator Wheeler, of Montana, phatically that he would return t» rltts* of Ini' me Fi d IV lu< C M.i TtoV' I*itlman. Jr , recent gradupacity to oparate It a.ccaeefullv. |'l, led ‘Hale* Hu nflct a conference will, the I'te*- . ale ATf lliy University of Florida, lion va. In tail* of the Ilmi.lHMI damage It wa* Ihe f l i t .III! luce til I nt agent "t " • i> -r«*t.'it. and th* Ilia warning me.nage w*» c >n.. to of !•' Whether ir.r dentally or hy de­ ............. Frank a h. nt K.n.a "'"t" .......... . h' Mr*‘**'» ' r' L h .se name wa* proposed by tn»atalned in a »p**eh to tlie .Mar- sign, th.- lev anip.*. I plan* call for suit wh„h wa- file,| in t’.rruil mg trouble of February I ourt heir last month ate made March. It d.* mil io. hob I 11 : ';'• " ....... ,f' " 1,r:", ' h ” lier, of Ihe rtvlck. district for th* chant*' Aujeiation of New York ,iv Mv J to l i . Irt-tit r I ion a lesunipliun „ f the arm* dUctl*- public- in a deelariilMin filed try o|M*rr»tintr -rand ag*l...l Imm.d.... numala I . , ,,, of 0vlrdo „ i ih t 'Kr in which waa eipuunded ailed the ,n' add...... .............. iiai.no .d li .it a full mnnth or nioie after attirrney* J.r Julius Iteid, of roii««*» vill of of i i♦ J .s c .....I. Mr. I’ ltlnian i. a r.vld.nt policy uf th# recovery ».knlnlalra||,. . i of ISariy .1 Gn> " St» lottir Ihr rotifficti v the coining war deM irvisiim ne- Slatkr, wh(, >ct* forth that he i* Th«* rinrrtfe » > ••#•»•** ».«»* i*■ f. •-•■hi ||m and in which luainen* ami la­ , -....I n>mmi* 1 r ixntor 1 » »11 nlir# lb# |'rtt»l«liiil wu* epresnt I " 1 't»'pk* gutiatiem* have hern begun, cre­ to U- iHTnuinenll) ksahled u* the vM#n 1!•*»* On bor both wet* exhorted to cflme ih# 1Kill lei III l.lll.ed I '» V“ W ,h» ,M« ,h» ‘ ,h* ••I ill liit/h «|U»llr|M »* tlflrl ating an opportunity for bargain­ . re*ull of an w-lnmohile arc.tlent th# nut bout y .if II fpt' IVH Httoll (.li.'itv in forward quickly. Itailrv '.•n« *a# I l.v |i*d.c t let rii*(il#v# |irii|(r#R*> ( dwiiiI l>rt Icunly lo u d l.a* had in rrfect for ing in the two field*. Such a , whieh he atlrtlule* to Ihe neg- t li$' i $•foi# ntnh Ih# 1•|f8t|1 ti* 1 • •There i* nu choice preeenled to Imv" 1- el. a ri* i •# ( lend of Nu . t rtui protituiiic 4 tiilii»•*!»• the part two year* a regulation r*»t»i|»tf«»lb*i I" «•# inunthlv aitol ibe attempt t" <wl.irh pmvides that only Seminal* lain American bu»lne»«". he eui.l, “ he* course ha* been >• ea.ed hy u 1||fw|w )lf , h, p lori.ln llrtdge and not nllo\M»l dm# i»i#t*tl »bi. wa • i il# iLi" r$ * (mui* lli# world. rongres ,tonal group h.ud.d hy rU(.tM)I1 r .■fieri l< . .*n| Holey vvn- the County resident* l>* permitted ta tween intelligently planned un 1 li’inKiinr *. 1‘ O‘it Nrv#rfh*l<*s* b# rnrf«K#d S#natur lloiaTi, uf Maho, tin* runk the )" ..... break M>" 1110*1 busily hi iiii|moviiir rtifiill Iraeh ... county schnqls, unless • Mr. Kcid's Ooiaiation. tiled in who li \%u n ki «l in <Im* mil I. Slier of th" controlled indualria operation* and inf Itfp Mitan uf (In* S null* firnrir.nl I*vv tr. w o t . th vvn i. I) Court thi* vverk, slutes that tl»« An.ily i »*r r» jM.itd » <v p • return lu th* K"1,1 l>!*lrd an­ rign relations committee. l m<i»* »l hont# Ri»«l * F'll#^ »»f properly qualified teacher cannot Knk Further, wa kidnaped II t femlant coin(,any was huild.Hg ft out bank • m# n\%ntt««l Ls t»i»i archy lhal manqutradr.l a* "rug­ Whit# Hull*# iif#M’i» ff •bum# be •ecureil. Mr l.awtnn wa* InStat" deparlment ulfu-ial*. how­ I. a bridge ..li u main highway near i rtil i lrcl# It • * • * I tlR« id.'iil>1>•>1 tl ". li a |di. file Hi,' tlav wi m* iW iumI «»ii tb# •!»»• llr.t.led to notify tr.'Mcr* of Ihe ged IndlvIdnaHam.' ever, declined t„ -ay that surh vrapll I'V It ' rti ir O'he. Starke in ll'-ll, and that it ‘Varo about n niontli nfi#r tb# rail ............. I'liiailon i»f principal in- llvird,, district that if possible, a conneetion ,( tcveen (the two man whn'inqulted li." , " 1"' «.l n» iessly and negligently failed l#M"x| \«us m l» tiirlHy fonfriiiii1# |they nominate a local person who N«*b s u b je c t * was e >ntem|iUte,l. nval of tlie tr»"‘ tvintflrt* provide and maintain warning and Repairs Beinjr Made nil i-r ilif |m*Ii»*m'- mill frill irI fi l.a* h.id '.line teaching eaperienc*. Little Child Is Hurt France, *hni.li| demand* for eefrom Arlan**' '• ' >» »* »t\. All. l.awtnn this morning slatl.'tour aigns and suitable and suf­ linn**# ntt#n<l*il by Kuirrji# Mln«*k# In Fall From Her Car ciirity furn *h Ihe principal nb- ficient Th i her *n.d tt.e mail limped iriiV#iii*»r iif lb# Knitm l H»*n\# r ) in connection with the I'ittn.an red light* . . for the <.i(<ty On 1st Street Paving and nrne.l "• **«. Ilailry wa- |l. ni«l. mil |Haii .\rb#«uii •’inn! mull, i that "We certainly are well staile t„ nn arms , eduction agree­ of the public" near the site of Horn frightened than injured, ment, i* not to Its* given a hearing <•'•' l'H-»n MTirlity nf lb.# Tim* ill V. F..r ih" fir t l.m* m m o« 1 >"> wounded ... It." he plea‘ ■d over what we know of th* the new bridge. break. A man an ling Ha.lry . deapite the fart that she bled con­ un her war debts until she pa>» I.” , year*. larK* |».rtiolt> ..f I ' 1 * .ha.aMrr and education of Bob, A* a re* It, Mr. Iteid declares, d<•Cl.pl.on, cal*’" to Ihe hoo*.' siderably before »h*r wa* taken the IIP.f'.INI.OtMl k.fatillM last l)eS I m-,1 W"rt of F»rk Avmu* a .» and we are hopeful that it may to tha Sanford Clinic building just cemlrer ami tnnke* an nereptal-le on lli.'night of Mar. -0, ItKII, while I i,cl I where Miller had l-rn living <»>• IltirrU'unc l.asliini? At in torgomg r* t-J.i - *•> *h he p .*«ible to place him sornehe wn* driving at n "moJ"ial" lours after .he ' t .lling, police before noon* today little I’attye part payment on' the * li.'.OOO.WMI riurtii Mexican Coastline wlieir in tlie system ju*t as soon nvtng varli**I. l.a* ton.Icei und pr k-nl rule ■<( spot* I" from i. were inf. in. I vv irlday. Stratton, daughter of Ml. anil Mr*. which Tell doe June lli. .t irregular, h rt '-".nK ! •. I s* p..1*1hie lie would make a moat Matke to laikc Hull, r, hr - ill'll.' ' j . J. T. Htraiton of Uke Mary, was IIIIIIWNSVII I F. Teta*. Jtil* 7 ' '*• valuable addition to the teaching permitted to leave the Clinic after thn. igh a gimi.l lull and dropped b, city ti-'W i.l.d". 'he e> ■■ I vir • . id’i The tropical dirtnrhanr* i ,1. of Jam** Moughtv.n, • q1 ,■ ■ ■ ’ staff." Fa ill Lucas Is \ V inner .(rn rk fllr t two clips hid been placed in her several feel into a ditch. Ill- au t W. Culpepper, Boar.I member B on d h o ld e rs G et toinoMU- was totally wre. ke.l, lie .indent „f park* .... > H o i ■ealp. O l T r i p T o C a p i t a l Xlevi-an cos-thnr innlwav Ulwrert City CI"W* hair *.» olio-.I o>"t Tha little girl fell l « kwuitli states, and he rcccivd llw f'dlowTft»ii|d#i», Mr>ictif uni Hr wn^vlll# from I hulu da, wa* appointed to •tough-eimtv~t.ll l*a.k Avrnu.’ and leprrvent Ihr Hoard at a meeting o ff the running Imard of lw r W rit In T e s t O f ing injuries: I'aol l.ii a*. „ f II o do, vocation In. ♦ nltfbt mn«lvi|p nn un«l#l#r of slate wide buar.l members and Fronrh Av. nit" dur.ng Ih" r* ' mother'* automobile, parked near mln#«l Rimiunl *1 ilin tif# ib#r# A ill* •cated vertebrae, a Irar L e g isla tiv e A c t f.-w week*. Thin week they b.gii it agro-i.lluinl -t.id il.t-a l rtvt.do Lanay's Drug Storr, and Iter head Mi>trt#i| to n|i#ntl it» fury school superintendents. This meet­ ^ .lu je tl vertebrae, head bruttev and work, »n Fir-1 Street, and h"f High ttchiMrl, I•.«I;• mic' miiMMiiirrtl •truck the *hatp curbing. , UeIm liv Hi lb# nruntain* w#rI of ing i* to lor held in Bra.tonton on -fccThe Flnri to Supreme Court tn- cuts, u wrenched luck, disabled lh"y fair ll.ro gh. they will have ni lli# winu#r ••! # fi#* ID day Tnmpi^* J»ly 17. MUH of tha profuse bleeding dur­ arms, a shocked nervous system irotu-.l out nil rough "|e.ta nn thii tiq. to Wa-liington, a Itip that ing the next few minute*, a* her toy issued un alternative writ of Mr. Lawton stated that State IN-McnU »»f lb# luwtr Hlu that is injured amt impaired. main Ihnr .ughfarr, and will h.»*» wa i off«*rr«l tu ^•iiir-i-f "f a alaU Ciaivlr Vallry. ItnRrly waifhinif Superintendent W. S. Cawthon had mother eought aasirtance in a mandamus ddeeting Klim lloy, Farther, the declarallo,t elates ■lone u •iiiular la'k on Sanford aitic fuf. Aliy i Mill* t. nearby drug itore, it ap|ieired City o f Sanford Ux collector, lo thr «tf»rni*B nlfdllffli pn»n* notified him that an approximate Mi. I.urat Itm t u ri rnnkt'ii at rH>R RcriiRR lb# Gulf. r#Ui#»l R1 $SH0U which wax lent her* som* that th* girl had >ulfe>vd a deep e*ll a city Ux certificate to A. C. that Mr. Ite .1 "will suffer. . f<n Avrnu*. fir il hi lb# i'iitiili I Inn b •!»vision •t bit far R *ilh. Violent windu ilxy* ago for u** in paying th* and probably xariou* wo n l How- Mitun.lorf and others, hob tors of thr balance of his life from head •»f lb# rc»nl#’*f# nn*l b* will L# Xtohinr^l fulll#y si Ih# rus^llin# salaries or transportation •ear, at th* Clinic it devel rped judgment* amounting to fiillJ,- aches, nervous .ksorder* and grea. Monetary ((uestion *xmu >11# IhtoJp iiiakin/ lli# lii|» b#- in lb# virlnilV nf llrowiHVill#. p*n«*a incurred ikiring th* IUS2-13 H a g a i n s t the City of San- I.,-dil) pain" and that he haUwt th* wound wa* alight. permanently list .the use ot his To Be Farley Subject (w rrn July In mist July ?J. Th# Th# '■(••rin tinroof#d hou«#* und sea* .n, may be used as a nucleus foni, or show why she should not trip I.* i*«»nilti4<l«‘<l l«y ih# I lorixis intro, ini Ir##-* at C*iiiil*nl. Vlcloleft arm and thr'' use of hi* right do so. LONDON. July 7.-b in Th# K«»r#'l *S#»v #•*, »ii«| fur#At nm|friB \|«u ru . No lo«» nf llff Wta for a similar purpose in IW3.'I-S4. Papworth Recovering Throrgh the agreement Of coun­ arm is permanently impaired. The meeting wa* attended by trait*.* (HDjiFitin a wrll a« wo«v.l- rr|»ortri|. lie further claims that he wus Kun»|» *n ifohl bb#* b»»t il^ f for the City and Mr. MittenF. T. Williams, chairman of tb* fur exclusion of the monetary From B^lood Poisoning sel • —— ■■ ■« ■ ■ ■ .tirff and hi* associates, the writ in be,I ait weeks receiving treat question from the renovated ngen , u«itiic Induilrio, •ill Ihi vialttJ j Hoard, K. T. Haines, of Altamont* Springs. C. W. Culp*pp*r, of II. M." Paper nth, preaident of wa* made irturnahle immediately, merit; that he was kept awuy fron da uf the world ronfertnee today Orchestra Program f'hul-ota, and Mr. I^wton. tha Cuunty trad* bo-hr, 1* recover- and Mis* It >y*s answer wa* filed hi* metranlile busintss for six when • subeoinmitlr* on th. no Postponed One Week months, and that he will be UO per­ mediate measure for finanriai . tog at hia Park Avenue home of at once. Her answer slated that a *P*' cent permanently d sablril for the r> construction volr.l 25 to l.’> to U. *S. Agents Will Di* poisoning, which he *ald Itecause nf interfhiltent rain Roosevelt Approves cootinue to d.-cu*s th*' n.ouclacv [ •Urted in an lafactim arieing cial act uf the lil.Tl Legislature, remain.tor of hia life. Further Into Banks au.l ihe damp condition of seat* The dtclaration includes a bill proldrin. Recreation Facilities from tha bit* of aa "arange dog." House Bill No, UOI. prohibited • I and the ground near the Court 1 ' •’ An' “ orang> dog* U • worm r»- the sale of Sanford Ua certifi­ of particulars, a* foil iws; In ­ Home, the concert and entertain­ WASHINGTON, July 7 .tyVt— *IIIAMONI>-IIAI.L GAME struction of a Bulck ardan, II,bud; WASHINGTON, July T.-W >— Htabling a caterpillar. It hat th* cate* for the next five year*. Th* Senate committee investigat­ ment program which wa* lo h*v» Brief* in the raae al*0 were hospital eapensea, $i>Q0; n.rses . Idea o f a dog, and ia prevalent In Wrather permlrtlng. thr Edge ' ing puvate banking ••nt its Keen presented by the Sanford president RooMvelt today ap­ u Mr. Papworth, wh« In- filed, with the b>ndhold*ra attack­ bilk after leaving hospital, $4i'M; woo.I ami Ih-Molay diamond ball agepl* hark lo Nrw York today to ('..Heart Orchestra last night, has proved th* construction of r*creahia grove proportion almoet ing Ihe validity of the *peel* I act. medicines, $100; doctors bills, team* jn th* City L*»«ur will dig for three month* into the been p rtponad until nest Thurs­ lion facilities at vtUrmna* admin­ The City Commisatoaer* on $400; present value if future doc­ play a scheduled league game at record* of hanker*, h r krrs, and day night at 8:00 o'clock. Mr* istration hom*a at Biloil, Mlasiskaitotra* that on* of •tung.- him and that aa la- M*nday night instructed thei* tors, nurses, an I holpilal btlto, lakrfrunt field tonight at H'OU th* stork exchange. Chairman R. L. Glenn, Miss Paulin* Moran. •ippi and St. Petersburg at » tu co*te*t th:* $5000; loss of earning* in business o'clock. The |ine-UM had n.t Uxu Fie ti her announr**! there war* no Walter Trapp, John Senkarik. cost not tu sirred $105,000 in malted. For mveral daya attorney . to prepare . Plana will ha highly inflamed, attack nn the legality-of tb« taw. for all monrlif, $1800; personal announce.!, but it i* known that plan* for further hearings until Jerry Senkarik. and Madellna each instance. drawn later and bida called fou l w patoin U gradually l*av- Th* Commiss'onsra appeared in Injury, pain and suffering and 00 (iriggen will start on thr mound October but served notice on th* Malle..., wer* scheduled to appear after that. Tha vatarun’ admin­ ' hia bo*V under treatment, and ag reement during their meeting percent total disability and th* for th* Edgewo.d team. In ca»« committee subject to hi* call and on th* program a* additional taiistration *#t no deflnlta tlma for •nt, *ithar aa *tpf*ra «r inatramight to* hurrtod into action If •xprntad that h* will b* at that night, that th* Uw I* not prraent value of Iks lo** uf fut'ir* o f rain th* gam* will b* plated beginning construction. mtntalUt*. ntat Monday night at 1:00 o'clock. (tovalopmcnts warranted. •anting power, $00,600. witkia a few daya. valid. I* L CHIEF EXECUTIVE IS PLEASED WITH ■PARLEY VICTORY —James Mattern, Americas, (lier, la aafe at Anadyr In Chukotka, peninsula o f Si­ beria. according to a tele», graph massage received hare direct from Mattern hlmaelf. Anadyr ia a trading poat.oa the Kadyr River in far North­ east Siberia north o f Kani# chalks peninsula near tha Baa and generally la along Alia, rout*’ Mattern took ln attempttpg to fly from Khabarovsk to Noma. Mattern'* telegram as id “i* f» at Anadyr, Chukotka, Sibarta, Jimmie Mattem''. *(• The message was aent from tha t* wn of Bocharova at 11:00 P. MJuly 6 and wai received bar* to­ day. Th* flier* maaaag* gave to* d m ili- of his sltuatian and ekT” forea and official quartan hate were without Information of htaaNewa of th* Amarieap, who hia# been unreported since h* ItfX Khabarovsk, Siberia, June 14 xraa received with jubllatien la SovUt •vlatloB circles where It had Mm behaved that If tha aviator* wfat forced down on land ho ha4 a good chanc* to eacap* allv*, d*•Pit* th* fact It would taka a tong time to communicate with th* oulsld* world. Tha s*etioa when ha landed la aparaaly aato­ iled. WALLA WALLA, Wart. Ington, July T .-lA V -'T h at’a th* news I bar* been waiting for. !sn!t It Just wonderful T I knew ha waa •aft ail th* timt", said Mr*. Mat* tern when told her husband waa •af*. County Court Moves At Reduced Speed Proceedings in County Court wer* moving alowly up to noon to■lay, with only six case* brought lo a conclusion where 10 wer* to have been tried. C. W. Witherspoon, charged with reckless driving, want on trial Wednesday, and waa found guilty. II* waa fined 45 and costa. ••• B. H. Warren, whit*, charged with intoxication, want on trial and waa found not guilty. Ed. Randall', whit*, charged with Intoaication, pleaded guilty and wa* fined $8 and costa. Johnnl* Daria, whit*, charg«d with reckless driving, want on trial and was found net guilty, R. T. Whltaktr. charged frith aggravated assault, waa found not guilty afttr a trial. W. W. Henderson, whit*, charged with overloading a truck with oranges and grapafruit, went on trial thla morning, and the rase resulted In a mistrial. County Prosecutor J. G. L*ooardy today Indicated that Court may bi carried ovtr Ini© n#*i Several trial* ar* delayed unutoi.lably, ha said. 2 Larjre Relief Maps To Be Put On Display Two large r*ll*f nvapa of Florida and th* Gulf of Mtriao will on tkiplay in tha ConunhatoMra room in tha City Hall toraorfow. Tha map* owned by tho U. 8War Department, ahow In R o^ l tha varloua atovattooa, lake* and streams of Florida la that Mttlon through which It la proposed that a ero*a-*ta4« canal ba bulU-, On* of tha map* Indtoataa tha d*#h of watar in th* gulf sMtton whmra th* canal's westerly eatraaOa ( la proposed to b*. , . Th* map*, walghiag 400'] each, will be brought t« .1 from Paiatka through tb* a<Art*ay of Otto Caldwult of th* it . Johns Rivar Un# Co. TWy w tl> a on display at Uw City Had to­ morrow, and tha pubW to ' “ to ta* tham. • ^ j .v * > *drtJs. - -------- 1 l �* u f t Voter* P i ll ediahon M oral Sara Uiuurpassable Ban Pre.V • n i Cooperation Ir a n i . A i T T - < * > - A m d i mbJlatton In Cob*’* latereal rUfi pWeevU "marpaaeabl* M en to oar affective co-op* re "A* tk* M m o f the maj political partlot tea rapport li ■rmapthstkally yw n w h for.II formation of a oow political par which will actively, rapport tl principle* and polklaa of pro! Mtlon, along wtUi ether. r * moral Uaura. Tbq there call f citlxan to return to th* sUndai loa now lUagaDy 01 form la ■ a it bo tka solo koala upon tk* aojotloa of tko editing 4 Rt5ULT5 political strife must ho founded. . . . This la Inadmlaaoblo for us bocaust this constitutional solu­ tion require* ntrasarily the Itfal recognition of tho present regime and Ignores or forgote to# funda­ mental and well-known claim of the opposition. "It I* Impossible to admit that the present sytem may giro life, Wilfcout kkandlag H with Its own elcao, to another that may partly or totally auhotllute It. Aad unfortunate!* tho fact of lgBoring auch a difficulty neither diminish*! nor aolvoa It" General Menocal sold tho "In­ sistent demands of Cuban public opinion sod the extreme seriooeB*ts of tho political frlsls In my country fore* me to explain briafly tha attitude of tho opposition sector which I load and rtpra- dray tha truthfulness of auch a Toil BALE) • H. P. no, I phase ; iloatri* motor fZSOO, 1 filar ahffloa, rehsllt, A-l 'condition .lOAtt. Bool A Boa*, Austin Deal- la which w# mad# efforts toward a friendly solution of our national difficulties. “ W# hare navar denied our ef­ fort* and ro-operallon to th* possibilities of a definite and alaear* settlement In the knowledge that bringing lo an end the pres­ ent Illegal regime woM<T restore Cuba to a peaceful ami civilised made by tho United BUtea am­ bassador to Cuba. "And much l« our regret wo have decided to take ao port In it because . . . jha and* toward which this mediation atr im . , . constitute unsurpoasakio harriers to our effective co-operation. , . . "In regard* to tho procedure fallowed, It la Important la ateto That It could not havo been more fatal to tha opposition. The re­ peated refuaal of recognition of the Cuban junta In New York caused Its dissolution sad In con­ sequence tko return of tko oppo­ sition forces to tko state of an­ archy, personalism and confusion that was so ateoagly criticised by tha same onos who now directly or Indirectly have brought about Us tad. '• . ••« "It Is lo this wo add tko circum­ stance* In which tho oppooltion has been carried to wbil* tha gov­ ernment holds thy country under martial law. It appears dlffkalt lo auataln hope* or hasp faith in a settlement so peculiar that It hegine by wtakonlag tho opposi­ tion. whereas the government con­ cede* only vague premia**. . . . "Nothing will modify our vigi­ lant position (opposition) and nothing will weaken cur unbend­ ing purpose of returning-Cuba to directing kpr own dootlny and to the enjoyment of bar own supreme public evening lecture of tin tnrtltbte. Mora than 1000 students, pod** workers and other* Inter­ ested In IntmsaUonal rolationa arora praaant. Bpeaking on "8d*nc* and Inter* aattonal lam,” Dr. Millikan raid that *1 regard aetonoa as tha most affective aad daadly fra of war. And I think It In rapidly rendering war obsolete.” Ha stated that ho did not belters dtearmamant nstsararily mraat peara and cited tha com pantile* onpreparedness of tife United SUM* Hi Ito major conflict*. Referring to the United Stotoo's joining the World Court, the apeahen sold that the court I* establishing by IU doclaloaa a body of International low which can form just atrk a koala. for the future aettlamoot o f Intamattonal disputes as tho common low now do** for tk* settlement of oar personal disputes. "There tin ho no d'-ubt," Dr. Millikan declorad, "that wn are here moving along juit tho asm* well-tried rood which w* have followed In replacing aocctaalveli, family warfare, dan warfare, aad (Continued from page 1) state warfare by court procedures. presentation of tho recess resoleaad wo. must'now follow that tlon to tho ■leering committee rood In International affairs. W* must git* gl«a up a o llluo litUo or of our meeting today. Tho committee la sovereignty, It la true, just a reassembling after a two-day step, but all organlaatlon of e»postponement obtained by Coretely Involve* sotting up of rule* del Hull, secretary af state and of behavior, which of coureo, In head of tha American delegation, terfer« and moot Interfere to seme extant With **k*l wda f«rwhen an adjournment move was merly considered Individual or Imminent Tueeday. group liberty." Tho United States, In an offi­ _ “ Whnt, finally, a rejb t practical cial statement bonded by the oa t" ho asked. "Merely tho *Up* American delegation to tho seerq- early yesterday and a few boon constructive - step* for mast of Mdre* bla body woa found In a tary general of tko League of l o ­ which educated men sro taking tions, which sponsored tha bditeV, Mbadk-yorrt near here. aU tko' tlin*, keeping Informed expressed tho firm conviction t f l i T t o l f was placed la tho Jail, tbamsalvea with the Internattosul tho way was os clear O* ever for whlah has ao reguteg jailor, Tuantha mighty objective for which day for striking Marrin Loll la, It convened S4 days ago. jlte 'dele­ S3, white Clinton truck driver, gation, however, was prepared to aad reflating arrest. About. midnight, tho Jail's ne­ gro Janitor said, fear white man cam* to tha bribing, knocked th* lock off with a wrench aad fortad Beady Into tkolr automo­ bile. They disappeared baftra'a* alarm could bo spread. Tha t Moore, a deputy seat by ShorHF Owens of Laartns county to search for tha negro and hi* eapton, found tho b>dy hi tha old Sardis churchyard. It hare marks of a sever* hasting and around Am erica Fights T o S a v e Conference From Adjournm ent N egro Taken From J a i l A n dL yn ch edi B y Carolina M o b •Itoation and oaalating by coneirest Ion, by spooking and writ­ ing. In Ibo formatlan of on en­ lightened od progressist public opinion In tko United State#." "Science. Dr. Millikan conclud­ ed, "and Its application has# changed tho nature of war. Thoy Hats rendered it more destructive and tnormously more cotUy, ao that aa tho last war showed, the advantages which tha victor forgtorly hoped to irla* from' war bare disappeared. Intelligent, ra­ tional beings cannot fall to read the aridwriting on tho Walt/"WM fhay have survived thug far borauae It. hod aurvlval value but It caonot survive' long after aai•no# .has so thonged conditions that It no longer boa survival value. More sharply now on* sees what science hiss to d« with Interna­ tionalism." - vou S A V t Renew Y ou r Health VlDbLE-AOID colored Scornan • waals work aa lapadre**. Will w w w s ^ a ii. a UNIPB |US VTATipN Seminole Hotel Bid*, ll#*Fa»* Are. I BILLY'S UNCLE C 'M O U AM* >— vu_ AMOtai VT TOVt3tt|> J If 10AOO el If* tor shlnx. mark#4 prteas. J. E. SU lKT l / W e b r eleen that *11*; ■ Seth B t r o l l serehaser *1 T *J C ertificate No. I j i t . Hated «k# M day e f J elr. A. U . ISIS, ha* fUe* •aid eartlfleat* t* aflle*. d M haa mad* a**H callaa far t e l deed to laasa In orrordaaoo w ith low. Bald aeriillaate , m brofoo Iks I * 'tawing dsoerlke* * r e s * »}r altaatad la Beialaala C o u .tr . Florin*. la ­ 'I ? oaov ■AW 'ttXl* \AIMT it a fcOUGVT/ P^ACVW V ^ N vAuto ? / V ohm. | J - J T * g o t a kAAdzuevimw. ** * CAABotlftTOL —AJ4* < V W raW D A sV s28 MlUtS, u m VOfcUT AM Howe \Tt * L ola I lo t l. BI»*S 1 UsManla. TS# said tend S»la« • • «a*4 at lha Late of th. taasaara of such certificate la lha u a a of Marvaala liaprnv.m.ni Co.. That Kllsabelh B. Ba*«l purchaser o f T oo C .rllftu ote No. f i l l Haled lha Sad * a r * f J a jr. A D.. l i l t . -1MALL OROCEEY aad masfcoL . Good location and reason for k ijitoB. f c x I T , « w Harold. TWQ ONE-WAY fall fare tfckI Iraq t i a M . b WashtagOood oatfl atUalykt July 10. sale'cheap. Sod A l£ Lloyd, 6HOflieY KoW&°oitMT H P 'S GOOO < lft A 6 » 0 U % . 8Crf,WHW»00VeoPUT A U TMk X P IE StHJ H A T Ahf/Mooe, YmAi toiT? V' •1 idk v IArO. S efc'-f ^ J i t • - , I t^affs -. �m ap* T h e Sanford Herald Q U T BEING FOOLED ^'W fehington P olite Hurry T o Scene O f • P r i s o n Outbreak Ik* pn-«B. *11 visitor*, i Macitd ta *.k mrt«* whxlw t k rfdrap*?«« *1 tavr« 'wttki k«d« t* k ite f « t k t ctT-* raat«cr^*l Sj r w t nJTJ^v JarkwBvd^v k Tt jtianj a** «Ht ef ma^Li-t ** fr**« t k S^arr*r* C ^ m t-s c Ik d*H of tk r r n i! fean a Ihxal tMtStT t AiW wVx k \hm 'Com»*h*«*VJ, tat #k*e a^ a -^ !• bay act ffawl*,h**t* tke ♦ahr *f * fftifl?# mr*4 fn^*»*T c*wftfV**w* <MI taaoa f**- W l tat lit that Uiaf a*i» *W trm m * « u p*i«l tbcie •. fort^J rr*m ftfa. r.*»**. k i t m f* jfir t liib i vrtY IN NOW For A t C A R O LIN A . M O U N TA IN S FAMILIES: ■ * IK* Military la fam•ngcth »J t tbo-e a h *h But this men throughout hi* declining year* wa* n m in , w m people known u a philanthropist. Anri it hi-* rfuth U*t m*>rth . j l l . u>p U t a « they h« left hi* entire fortune to chanty. Retwwn $ 13,000.idsi tha right “preferred and f 15.000.000 become* available immediately.' The rest, which, with accumulate*] interest, amount* to » m n $3M,* 000.000, la to be held in trust for 25 year* to be paid out IrLiaU lidrptnJrnri annually to various listed charities. vsn*nr Id rpit* of the So here at least ia a man who helped to found a great tlf.l Act it>l Uw industry, out of which came enormous profits which have ’ •rut plan. now found their way back to the p*--ple. - a tint* there wav an The Morning After »).Q attributed hi* the fact that he eat 1 ar.d had never died. The world seems to be suffering from a headache. There *e many momentous problems in the path <>f our destiny r*<tce there i* a fa- and for each problem there arv those who “ know" th*- s*>]u . .-r ii.iisn a« the tion but hardly any two solutions have any res* mblance, .. T>*> »ejr it g*>! iu nil bough their proponentsjire mostly honorable and int.lli 1. .IMa ..—Per*.ms Once we thought a balanced budget was the necessary factor in national recovery, at least that’s what every urnarr li =-« a few dilTicult high in the affairs o f the nation has said. We heard that , fie*i .tn'.ly miopcllrd: the high tariffs caused the depression and that trade bar due*. : , litr.tfiTrd, ncrwm- rient had to be eliminatwi. We used to think that a Maud *■!■• >r, <«. rrrnrr, <u- monetary system wav an economic necessity. We have teen pri -.^.I, affect". Thrrr told that the stabilization o f currencies i* a requisite for 1- - ■>Jail try th*-*y an jour world recover}'. There are those who believe that a reduction o f taxes is the only way to relieve business ami that the best wav t<* do this Is to cut out “ unnecessary expense*” such a* arv claimed to exist in certain school department*. Other* maintain that the cry for economy in the school* is backed tiv a minority of busines* anti inilu*trial leaih-r* who *e*rk benefit themselves at the expense of our children’s edura**' tion. ,‘ . . . r '■* |t U claimed that the war debts could be paid if for* ’w ’ i*|gn countries qjwnt less on military preparedness. Thi* souniLs alb right if one doesn't know that the debts mud tie paid only in gold anil that th. re i* scarcely enough g*4d in t|„. entin- world to pay the debt which Kur> pe owes the “ n„f United Slates. i.mc Every way we turn we find contradicting, conflicting. * and changing attitudes by our leader*. Everything s e * m s (m.( to be a peculiar |iaradox. The contliti -n of people’s miihLs nor* remimls us of an inebriate who awoke in the morning after u .r it (tarticularly rough night, lie was in a verv t*d m. ntal ‘ A TLAN TA BAN K H EAD S E I Z E D A N D RELEASED ■ i k< itr*k. ]t ha* rc hunt r >.f |M-n. onns. It hat ■ n'.tinarjr cvp*n*r* af gov! I' hi* cot nut the gulj Under the rhaprrvemc* ef frt. n t-JIfoinw .if torn!*. |t Mr*. C. M. Ha ml the following 1 I'-! unemployment. AnU yuong people I*ft today for Ecvnf - nth, it ha* rrijured uri. lockhalrhee Cre*k for a wrek'e ardy t.-or title* Into tin-.pl* ramping. Mr. an j Mr». Paul Big­ • \ * one It “ Nira"^- ger*. the Mii»e* Charlotte Hand. n.v-r cue** it—the N’atiunaJ Helrn Rowland, Sadi* William*. ’ii»l f:*so»»ry Act. Iamir* Sheppard. F .o * PiirAm. and WUI llill, H«n» RoumiUat. I’*1 "* ItiHwevelt u y i that Carl Roomillati Heary INir+m. **T> 1 nit»,| stairs i* aeehing I he ami Bonny Bmc U w , of Ortaadu. t J i f a dollar which a rvnera- The young people will tak* ad i: II will ha„ ,h, l)uq, pur. ranlage of th* fine fmhirg ami •i -.y |i.m r an the dollar value tut f , atiai,, in the near fill ii That l* ■ “ managed rurryn y -*. U'*e h* unto the Drnwn*r»lro |urty If jta leader* ever Ui '< Make inch a policy *4 that1 .'II Ihr liepuMiram would hare,to do In’ r»ler |o h* n s.pt into offtr* Ui.ihl be tn inn.rpurake in their pin! form, "W e farnr an Enrrewse ta Ii* ynirrhaaiag power » f tM eo..ntry. I leri ue, and we will to jnanage the currency that you can anil p e r produco for twice a* much an y u tan wow". SANFORD. TWENTY YEARS AGO P hone 331,1 k*o:>'| o'r l.doi f d talrcihinj boou* tt cl North Co'diM* mctnooim. Hc»tT * Ikcrcujkty irtcrotln] helo>j eor— .»..tn jo* co*poNon» « > 4 for * Boded t«t!/ MAYVIEW M A N O R BLOWING ROCK,— NORTHCAROLIN/ t™ S 'iv «*ei. Tv mite* *«rt* l»»*V wh*r- the *---- hi* heme. Offcer. tret the hev *itt and he ted ttees te a * wh*e* they S etele.l •►* ki-Kayee wuirhl he rwpr-.r— Th pair abdttcted UrV, *\- M. T*>e !»*i*h*c **sr -.* p*se Jfvr * a tvf*»r . w *h>* ;h* m*n h* l*U ISI .J b* stvppmi. *>*l- ley *ut iW mttJi pm*h**t a *»•' a<» n*t him «*u (*c ml h s* '«i» the bach **■ *f tW ■it****.* *.!*■ Tins thiW j—th* w»- apo*ttr**l w i ilvov* th* iw i * i . letlry «»* hti»lfuhh>A TNry Urv«v, Is a t m l. m u S .*&->«. d m (h ;t*f uJ th* uhi*c thki!*r fo w l h n Is wot* a mils tv hi* sif*. Tw p k ■apt* want*.4 tixww .Itstti. TW slahrt wu>. Wi!** vtt. L IvU hi. jwittr i*ttitttti*t to »t»»i a u a o l v * * « thw h u k o T h * h^imfo fsM .tilt was «**» W . j ' t »v*s, Th* p**h1*C llm|g.ss<l tWt laity tut ii* hni-nd. Va. wfoa* thry will t* ynaeii later by Ur Hurt. Latil* Krraima llw « r is hum* ■cam afl*r >p*n>liag ***** ton* in Tampa a* th* f-**t *f h*r gtaiuJ|iar*Bti, Mr. ami Mr*. It. H llill. VI,.* Vara Milt*w mad h*r TVt-IAlLKSSKK. Juir 7 -*r*. - 1*.' .o w e Shwfttt t .'-fiit iV h*M a * i m wt cvnfervtt**. 1 : 1 1 tfoptt-'m*atal hewt* asUce i n p . tislii-tiitt t» rmri^jitt, lit .4*- t » i t f c « t i |u tnahe th«m f t vat* th* n*w appcveciatutt.. whe-tt w-ttt intv effect Jutr t Th* Vine. *r»ui Met w**e *mpt*y*s wvahl bw J-' tip***. *vme vttJsr^. r « t « e l Wlfct n Ksttvral Wvth i t th* broth-■. KiUard. Wfl lw*t I'rdav p a iiii.n l* better « t v i * l f ic fur a .oiuurn uf »e**cal week* iw ttsi* effWwevy »»•] * wavaiv. A h w t 3o . a f l . i v * , tW i ;•**•the mouiWam* o f North U «v r*» **c -aid. hai* h**« Wt *ut a* a result * f the m*ric*T ml th* *h*HI 'h i m a t u M , th* cam* mot fresh water fhsh c w n m a a a U FULLERTOX, Calif, J-ly T-th* cwtvirwttl w i n y tat* **• M V -A hora* mad* apparatus ra abtr* Mi** Grace Gleasoa. Idyeai^ld high rcknd girt l* eaplace the *craa floor at depth* of 40 feet. Other a r a k m e f tha (hail* are amateur vh*»r». JACKSONVILLE. July T.-CFV vVe've taken the words teem ta ha j frightfully anvlou* ta begin tradf ing again with Ituuia, and yet i-W»*rj Laly know* that Russia ban g o aiomnjr with which to bay from an. There are only twa way* ta : which much trade could ha tarried cn. W* could lend them tha meaty. *a we bar* dan* England. France. And other Europcnn countriea ta o u r eerrow, or we could swap -good* with them. Bet offhand we .ca n 't think of any good* pre- djacnl la Rojula which we ceail .accept to nay great extent witbt o u t running Into rompetitloa with pome t l our pr doerra. We ceald ' swap them cotton for whaot, fee t,.-*** 0C1-. t'fi — . in Ik* cod, Optninj Dole June 17th. >Yiot»oItH Studio rvle»** him and t eetVer th, ►■.-ti" . . . d i'c r! *rd bolkoom »r«>tj • " « " t ....k ,fll *f<l I* * ' r*| p*’ !U( •■•. <i((i ikjfllbotrd ««d hcncd-ec ptjckiO|Mi. lOCKtf Fell ihew end bed. . . . ►«* or* po-t cl Moy»l*w Moncr'l projro* cl G overnor Confers* F or R eorganizing O f Departm ents « IV:i| h », intcntml anil c'*r> new »n.| in*p. ft hat thurtcnml Boiinese leaden Martin’s (»arnre If vow hive your car OK'd by .Marlin bef c r ynu take yrmr vacation you may v»*e time and mnney, l it W I'-^t jst. TB TO ST IZ Z c ^T S T pS ^a: it t*^c M j'I {ac^ti'B| t.s.t e-d t j^cuthtd bon) _ * jollJ ___!i« hu-tt ... W M — moar'l<}*'l »,dci on *‘c'icb*ck~. fc'dt* . . . he'ICCKi tr*»V»ltl end ' !'«•«*, right out o f your mouth quxlity o f tbdr fine toijActtJ*.They plczie in themildnemad purity o f 'Toiiting’’.Thcy plrtjBthe OUte. They picase the throat. In every w*y and aiw*yj,“ Lndriei PleaseI" May we dunk you. Me. aad M o. Smokg. foe giving uiihuphfitc? POST OFFICE LUNCH Oppoait* Port O flk* ________ ststBSmSst X I �PARE THREE Social And Personal Activities MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor Pe r s onal s Ruth Kanner ft* Wed In New York City Mrs. .1. J. Carver Has Party F or Daughter ttrewn. and T e le p h o n e : O ffic e 1 1 where ah* epvitt a few i l i p rritft Mr*. H. A. Biven Social Calendar Un. Helen Kurl’ artiier and hail os their je .- .ii le-ler-tiy hi daughter, lle!rn Jane, are »pen*|. their h ir.i? eti U I T.uth S ln r t, Mr. Anti )| n . T. J. Burnett, o( lag » f « » Jaya at Daytona Beach. fatal ka. M n , John K. Trarfon, Mi<» France* Pear*on, an<t Jamc. it t* Pearson are spending romp time Walt-., i, the g-jc.t oi M illntenuialcr a : the hum.* uf h. |ATart.>!M point* In Alabama. paten In, Mr. ntu| .Mr*. J. II. II n Mr*. Frank L Millrr return*-.! tcrmlnter. San lamta. * b a t night from Daytona Beach Mr.*. N. D. t i'iwurtl an I ilinj; ler, Pallida, o f Bain a i’.i; *i!tf tho ipj.**i. Wednt-i'ny i thp for mi*r’* r i.t ii, ,V . \ l inin'. Jr., at her Imnii1 mi i >> tal lake. 1 .toinatic DANCE After rpcniIIok with Mr. iiml Mi .Maannl .* Av. niir, h'leminiT «ml Ml** lip re turn* .1 t nla Lense duplicated at Wuyirn--, it.i. DR. HENRY —McLA H L! N r j K rotne .time uith Mr*, ira n mother. Jtr*. IJIli.in. Vickery, U Third H ln i. Optometrist 112 Park Are V y ’ll Cut l.ike New ! ! n r t lo t tool*; all fcln.t* »f pels. h i and knu* *. inunlna I..... r x v:c. K s r m u c lliag. LAWN MOWERS Harvey \V. .« J'je e , on,| r art Unitrunily i*f A |m.*a, are the « time o f tir. uml Bui*. 1Ml Par, L e fL lrH Mini HtmrpniH ,%U« P»r Mai# Fa t * your work *ln»t l.y a r«at mechiinle f J. W. SHADOIN C L O S I N G O U T All White Shoes And Sandals r:\Tco ____ lOjLFui eJLiif'LTu-SclectJi'uj m------- w - $ 1*49 W E L B O R N 'S 4 NEXT T o VVESTKIIN UNION i S tunnicr* s . ) W hen S e e th is CLEARANCE H O T SHOT me a ha t h Vowel's .tliC Ile.it v LADIES’ Hi oiL.t' •HVASHANRUDY" P A rS A £2 A 2? u f W im lftor C r e p e ! i* - N*» ironlitjr om fril i..« JTtn is u ;t Rntken * Sizes No 1 R e f tun la You Can't Heat This Combination for Smartness and Savings! m t in ’em ! Piny in Via/ fRIfDIP. B lo u s e s — S k S s tfs Woolen’s Chardonize Attractive dull lustre I Simulated kuul n.irF-:nra mill fl.tci Weeks Hirer..1 DpicfiJ ty Limbed Hdlyif A Columbia Aclure for lb* Mu-mtl Airy organdies, plain, printed —• with here pull 1 1 nntl Ini ih* skirts) — Bough rrepe, (im- nlattitg U.lunara I In pa 1 1e 11 arJ white. Il ell mi A lkrt/l n*m.infe M of mwte liurvl men BOYD s t .M Ufl �(THE 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 . T h e Sanford Herald HOI.I.AII1 l~ |>RH I'sllisf anR H a u w f faOKIHIN lir.AN—Es m i W NMUTARY IN FAMIURSt . ••I •idtit the rfditary in fainHi* : h< hiingath out those which And Ihen strain, lo n i pcapla t r ut i lu lli, lop b ea u *, Ihry rr ' li.itr* Dm u th i “ prafarred ,,'lrLrale Iudrpcndnnra , Miuntry In aplU of th« Control.- Aet amt ihs llidmini plan. < in "ii » time ilit-rr was an l -■ - i '■ in who slirlhsilcil hi* b-’ •■'M's *<• ilii- fact that he wax Inin ti |sf,| isml had nevrr dlrd. I p In lVurif*aee there la a faiiem ol ! r iv e known as the | r--ii* h IIisshL They any it koI lla iiiiini' firm fl nulnrifuia Pari-ian .fIn111 ■r iiliu oa.a-vUit^tw—lliie ct.uu'rj er-rit swlinmfnir there. llrl-luino list* a few dlffirult ;rd>, fm iiicnlly miMpcIlrd: ,p«"ilurr1 In-, , iH-npfitpd, accsim- %!'■, advisor, ucc'rrcncv, *urui|p, principal, »(Ts-ct''. Thera - idl-'-i., luii try Ih«*u on yuur ws* on awf I blow all right Du* nuns in Ihe -tract, whin •'■■‘ lin'd llmt J. I*. Mmitan A pil'd no Income tux, hut whal I lusse happened in thc»e day* d- ur-'-.ion IT It liuil been •!(*'id be did pay tin income lax - -y, ten or eleven million 'ktl- Se-n-tary Wallace li ju*t tn-tcinIn II h c u v i t lhal y-nu ran't lu e pi hi i anil keep Ihe en*t of H i down at the *uma lime. "Veil don't liavo tn Ihi hark very li-i in ironomlc hixlnry to fiml •hat iIn-re nrlifietal prlco raiding hi 11 n tried before, nitU tiaviureii fn-t-r Ihnn price*. n ib tt Th* New Ib-iil hi* invented Slid *!,■.< pi- 1 many new and ihgen■ hurtful*. It h«» -hurl- ru'd ’ ’ »ir week. It hn* rr-kued II p'lfubi’f uf pi-nalnners. It lisa Ct'l .........rdlnnry expenaea nf'guv< “ I i.t. |l ha* rut out the guld i In • frnm l-illluna nf bund*. It h . curtailed unemployment. And f" ' " ‘ h, it ha* reduced un•..... "'d ly lung title* intu alniplu iv r-1', A m-w one la *'Nira"— imiM mv.-r gue*a it— th* Natiunal Jinltialrial fieiovary Act. Commendable Profiteering: > FRIDAY. JULY 7, 19.13 QUIT BEING FOOLED In 1905 Horace Rackham, then nee ring middle asre, bor­ rowed |5000 and invented it in. the stock o f a certain cor­ One sfter another of the fee- exprraainn* on the *ubje*t. 5»y<*ai poration. Sixteen years later he sold this same stock for tore- of the Fuleh set, which It- IfTVr JMI tjfr t*x r r.TTrcl h-n 1... $12,500,000. It seems like profiteering on the Rrandest tempt* in declare a 20-year rn'ira- have been undermined, until th« scale. Without putting up a dollar of his own money, with­ torlttm on delinquent tase*. i« Futrh act apparently ha. O.ppleout any unusual mental capacity for invention or achieve­ bring attacked in the court*, them tn the around, impotent Li ment, he cleans up millions or dollars In less than one-fifth while the redemption of laxr* d> anything hoi wnrTy the little of what proved to be his natural lifetime. with bond* i* being further cir- fellow. But when we learn that this Horace Rackham was one eurnicribed by court ruling*. The outcome m»y he »triet.»T Jark-onville petitioner* have taxrotlerlion*. We m*t pot an of the original stockholders in the Ford Motor Company and that the $5000 which he borrowed was used to buy rained an alteraatire writ of end tn the annual fa n e o f adstock in this company, and that the profits which he mmle mandamu* from the State' Hu- vartiilrij hundred* and thwiaand* came from the resale of this block of stock to Henry Ford preme f - nri directing the rlerk nf lot* under the nwner-Mp of himself 16 years later, the transaction assumes proportions of the f'irrult Court in Dural “ tlnktinwn." whrn everyone knowof a little higher order, Mr. Ford has never hod the repu­ rounty t" *how rau*e why he the rounty eould advarti-e thrhoulil not -ell tax certificate* to real owner* and irel nemo re-nlrtation for excess charges to the public or for sweatshop tho*e who wl*h to buy The Futrh were it not f r the trirk in n'ir practices in his plants in order to make profits. act prohibit* the *»le o f *tate l»w« that preyent* the n” '*5nr The man Who put money into any automotive ven­ •ml rounty certificate* on unpaid from putting down the name- h>ture more than 25 years ago certainly deserves credit f«r tinea for ID11 and prior year*. know*. W» may learn t„ t irn something. Looking at it in the light of early Twentieth In that one thin* atone the deaf ear* to the tar dodger rh rCentury knowledge, a man had to l»e either exceptionally new act *erve* irrn*-ly to di*-i u*. “ Oh, -parr the horn* of the far-sighted or else a perfect fool to invest anything in criminate air»ln«l tho*c who hare t widow ami orphan!" when me those new-fangled contraptions known as •‘horseless car­ paid their tare*. It make* a pre. [know, or >tiirhr to know, tbrt the riages". Certainly a man who would Imrniw the money and frrre,| icroup out of Ihe tax dod- real colored man under the kind might have to pay It back_hy the sweat of his brow, must gera. Great. land eompanie* that liny I. the iri«lfvitjuitt u-Jm run p y h iv # - RYRJferf U i piym^nt f**r U ir« but wnn*t. have houndleas faith In his venture. of thu But whether or not it is a fair nnd equitable system yi-nrs bnlfptl thl* law re thrir 4 If tint i< thf pride aru! joy, Th© o t w r , Fulfil ac|t it will fihlinetly which permits one man to make n profit of $11,495,000 on th«» fallow who ha* paid hi* U iw UliRpleasinir to mjrh sp«*rilntiv«a $5,000 investment, it is interesting to note what this par­ r>n hi* hofn# or hit ||or*. tnuftt IhoMer* n* th* Coin l.nnd ticular Individual did with his money once he had accumu­ stand by an«l n#a tb# *p*rtilal»vi» Company, which l« rrportnl «• lated it. If he hoarded his capital in bags of gold under his Innil cl i*mi*nt f hur klwWiih dfMri^mn j t f tlDHliiianti 11IflVa—^lar fr* rf-fv bed -where-he-could- get* H-oot-al'a»ght-sml>**MM»b •Ihw-pWt** a~*~ llT^riow from ill itn (h im but whlrh trnvf4 1 th° one by o*e, or if he squandered it in riotous living or shady Ifjrnl Ini rnforrnnrnt, Futrh pet a» a maitar *tmVr for financial practices, he has provided another testimonial Th* Futrh nrt may to the rrlirf of rrtl r-tntr The in against the capitalistic system. wak© up tli# people of Florklai t#rtnl of th* * peculator nnd thi* i man throughout his declining years was Ihr fart that th* ta» dndftri fat dodjfrr, ami th* Int#*»•- ? nf philanthropist. And at his death last month hnldlnjr till# tn on*-third th* tan- j the avi*r»g* fcnm* vnrn*r nr? ntlre fortune to charity. Between $13,000,000 whir vnliirw of thN *tat# ami t. tmllv at ernt« purpniM tn *n < hnKM) becomes available immediately. The rest, fully nn*-half o f th* Rrtual ar*a. rollertion m*ttrra. i« one of th<» frR^ofH for hiljh tried to he very gohd tr** *n< accumulated interest, amounts to some f ’JO .which, will ............. . _J be held In trust for 25 years to be paid out fiiipi, If everyofi# paid* the load evatlrr. Perhiipsi || \+ tijyg .for would Irf* smaller. The nun on IS*, renpl** t do n little Ihi'ikinr nnunlly to various listed charities. IHr ntreet npj nrently cannot l«er op fM- guhiert for ll.rm-rlv* . f.n.| So here at least Is a man who helped to found a great that, nr if he down, hi* legislative hi:»t hefnir fooled by the “ whluv/ ndustry, out of which came enormous profits which have leprekentatlon hn» not hranl hi** ami o^ohan,, eonr iow found their way back to the people. The Morning: After The world seems to be suffering from a headache. There nre many momentous problem* In the path o f our destiny and for each problem there are those who “ know” the solu­ tion but hardly any two solutions have any resemblance, although their proponents are mostly hmiornble and Inlelli gent men. ---------- — r— -------—-------- , -------Once we thought a balanced budget was the necessary factor in national recovery, at least that's what everyone vigil In the affairs o f the nation has said. We heard that the high tariffs caused the depression and that trade har­ riers had to be climinatad. We used to think that a siaimi monetary system was an economic necessity. We have been told that the stabilisation of currencies is a requisite for world recovery. There are those who l>e1levr that a reduction of taxes Ih the only way to relieve business nnd that the best way to * iL i. t __ a ....a ....... .*.*•*.. tlo this is ato_ cut out "unnecessary expenses ’ such as are claimed to exist in certain school departments. Others maintain that the cry for economy in the schools is backed by a minority of business nnd Industrial leatfcrs who seek to benefit themselves at tho expense of our children's educa­ tion- 0 • •* It Is claimed that the war debts could In* paid if for­ eign countries qprnt !**»« «»' military preparedness. This sounds nil right If one doesn't know that the debts must 1m paid only in gold anil that there Is senreuty enough gold in the entire world to pay the debt which Europe owes the United States. Every way we turn we find contradicting, conflicting. and changing altitudes by our leaders. Everything seems to bo a pts-uliar paradox. The condition nf people’s minds reminds us of an inebriate who awoke in the morning after a particularly rough night. He was in a very bail mental and physical condition nnd as his cal Wgun tn walk across the floor, he* moaned "Great Scott, cat, don't stamp your feet so!" SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO o f i today for Kii'tiiuonil, Va. wloee Under the chaperimaxe Mr*. C. M Hand tha followinsj they will I*- joined Inter by Mr , young people left today for Keon- Hurt. Little Krmlnla llouaer I* hnma loekhatchre Cr**k for a week'i camping. Mr. an j Mr*. Paul Dig­ asain after apemling aume time ger*, th* Ml»»e* Charlotte Hand In Tam|ia n* the sue»t of ber llelrn Rowland, Sadie William*, grandparent*, Mr. and Mr*. II. II. 1.uulie Sheppard, Kiwle Purdon, Hill. Mi*a Warn Millen and her and Will Hill, Dene Roumillat, I'll , Mrn| IjiHiKevelt any* tknt Carl Roumillat, Henry Purdon, brother, F.dward, left la,l Friday "the United -state* la aeeking Ihe and Honny Heacham. of O rla n d o , for * aojourn of aeveral wi-ek* in ) Ind of a dollar which a gonera- The young people will lako ad­ Ihe mountslna of North (irnrgin tloii he'Ko will have the -nine pur- vantage of the fin* flahlng anil i b..,iiig power n, the dollar Value we lm|,- tu attain in the near fill ini-,” That 1* a “managed curreiu-y *. Woo bo unto the Demoomlio party If It* leader* ever undertake xurh a policy s i that' All the Kepuhliran* Would have to do ln"‘ rder |o In* nwrpt Into offlc* Woiihl Iw tn Incorporate in their pbitf-irni, "We favor an fnctwa** bl the pitrchaalag power of thd country. Fleet u*. and ws will ao tnmuge the currency that you can •i ll your produce for twice a* much a* you can now". Bonin*** leader* seem to b* frightfully anxiou* to brgin trad­ cult court of Samlnola County. Will WaUon haa returned from ing ngaln with ituiala, and yat a trip to hla old homo In Goor•ver)-bndy know* that Ru**ia hat no nmnjy with which to buy from gla am) look* better for having 1an outlag, Mr. Watso* al*o n*. There ara only two waya tn wlahea to inform hla frianda that which *uch trad* could bo carried • «n. Wo could lend them tha moo*y, ha la not manUd. Mr*. Sidney Conaway, with har a* wo have don* England. Franco, nnd other European countries to two HUla aoaa, la vlaiting bar our aorrow, or w* could ewap parent*, Mr, and Mr*. C. A. .good* with them. But offhand ara Belt*. Oak Avtou*. Mr*. Carraway'a many frtand* tn Sanford ducixl In Ru**la which wo eealJ raccopl to any great extant with­ out.running Into competition with aom* uf our producer*. Wo eoold *wap tb*m cotton for whoot, for inatance If our whont fanaora 1jtida'^«ija«A _____ - FULLERTON, Calif, July 7 .UP)—A home made apparatus en­ able* Mi** Grace Gleaaon, Iflyear-old high »choo! girt to **plore the ocean floor at depth* of 40 f*et. Other member* of th* family are amateur diver*. DELEGATES APPOINTED JACKSONVILLE, July 7—f/P> IL R. Beer*, St. Petynbunr, head coniul of Florida; H. M. MeCully, Jackeonvltle, junior past head coniul; and V. P. Miller, Lakeland, dats managers hav* been appointed delegate* from Florida to th* Sovereign Camp of the Woodmen of the World In Chicago, itarllng July 11. Washington Police STEVE’S POST OFFICE LUNQH Opposite Poet Office Including n#w*pnp*rn,i‘ n, burn d from th* vicinity. i*-|Uipp*d Pr i s o n Outbreak Put o f »i*ht o ' the p rl't equlpitien! In^t flight wiftr net of-Toltinv t I. rton, Va. Fm r*t Brown, superintendent fWashington police, and Tfiapeetnr Edwardi, no,, nf hie thfgf aides, ruhed tn the spot In tnllrr car* early In^t*' plirhf tn Jfirw^rlnteml the effort tn rmike the re forma* torv % nearly a* possible an armed ■eunwu.WSlcf Martin’s (Jaraire If you have your car OKM by Martin be­ fore you lake your vacation you may save time anil money, « U w\ F ir -1 HI. ATLANTA BANK HEAD SEIZED AND RELEASED aulnmnliile bnrk to Atlanta and prtarnlrd Ihe note at Ihe Oltley home, A aervant ifax* it tn Ottley’a rUuKhlrr. Mr-. Ottb y not al home. She svd- u! Tullulitli Fall* where -h< I* Inleri . s d ir. (rontinunl From IhiRy f)nr> nrt ■wonlil h’ltij In -*ii*rp conn.1** h achiml for mounlam inrl-. UllH ‘fnew. Then thr hoy agrrrrl to ley** »nn .tiihn K. Iln l.y ,lr rclra-e him and I .ecthcr pipy went tn Hnwaiir,., .to mile* north o f At­ lantis, where the bunker eallerl hi* iinme. Officer* took the hoy In rhari-e and he led them to a fss-tne.* where they T'elieve,| the olrler kidnaper would In- raptured. Th pair abducted Ottlay n* ha strove toward hi* office about H A. M. The hanker saw the pe-l iller on a corner and when the man hailed Otltry ha atnpped. Oillay said the man pu-linl a iris • against him' an,| forced him into tlia linak seat o f the sutuuiohile. Then- «nid Ottley—the youi*£ man appaared and ilrova tin- car away. Otlley wa« hlimlfnlili il. They drove to a wiaul* near Muwanee where Ottley paid the older nlaluctnr furred him In write a note lu hi* wife. The kid­ nap, r* wrantr,) f 111,000 raiHiSn. The older man, Ottley *al-l, told hi, ' ynunir cumpaniun lu -tun.I KUUid over Ihe hanker. The tillnilfuld *l|ll wa* over Ottley'* eye*. The path Mar ilUup^enred then la iht woedi . . fihisj (mounUin trout c-'d b j-meuthed b*n) .— soil. . Ie« hu-ll. . . tcncil. _ "'OOr'hjbl rides cn bor»«b «k ,„. brldje p*rti«»| hoficbctk brciVfcitt end 'iro t-, U>C hunti" . . .danems end bllhoc** cr!»ft«rm«nt . . . . h '.n j end iwim. «m j pirtict. . •. deck jhuhlcbocrd and hcriethoa p i*ch ;n j»... toeiciy ho'tt show and ball. . . . ecs* arc part ol Mayvitw Manor'* p royi* ol in the tool, lummer activities bn tirf ah-tudai and itlrcihinj beau­ ty of North Carolina'* mountains. Here’* a Ibercoshly intercstinj holi-j d a y .- , voib jay companion* for a modest cosit/ Opening Date June 17th Wicboldt Studio MAYVIEW M A N O R UDWINCTROCIC NOffiTTCAROLINA Governor Confers For Reorganizing Of Departments TAM.AIIA8SKK, July 7.—f.T> —flovemur Sh-.lt r yeateriisy held n aerie* uf runferenri-, wtit.v depaitmvnlal head* under hi* Jurhilirliun tn reurt(«nixe the lie. Iiartmrnts in make thi-m fit intu the new appropriation* which went into effect July 1. The (!overnnr -aid *ome rmpluyr* would he dropped, anrne aalarle* reduced nnd in general wurk of the de­ partment* better nrganixed for more efficiency and e onomy* About Hi) employe*, the (iovei. nor -aid. have lieen let out a* a rr»ult of the mericer o f the -hellfinh rommUahm, the same an-l fre»h water fi»h commiaahm and the (ri-ological aurvey Intu on* cun»ervation commission. Tho Governor »*ifj hi* confer­ ence* with department head* would take over work nf the con*ervatlon commUalon, beverage department, road department, forretry department, auditing depart­ ment, hotel commlulon, liveetoek and sanitary commlwlon, and po*sibty other*. TH* Governor aUo announced he h aj asked for the rexlgnatlon* o f alt members of the Mate board of public welfare, Ith a view to AA^'ve taken the words right out o f your mouth reorganlilng th* board. Th* pr*»the board arat ent member* ooff tho Mr*. J o i l * A. BUI, Jaek»onvUle; Mr*. CarrW V. Kackotrit*. Lso»burg; Mrs. Florene* BoiUtn, TaVlahaaaee; Rooeo* Martin, Miami, and E. E. Watson, Fort Myora- Luckies Please!" You, our per­ sonal friends, have been saying it for yean. And because it so aptly sums up the Lucky Strike story, we’ve taken the words right out o f your mouth. "Luckies Please!" o f course They please in jh e BEST FOOD In Ttawn I I BEER jng into the prison. all T .M .D o llis o n IN S T R U C T O R OF STRING AND BRASS INSTRUMENTS . Phono m-w StaiU 1US Myrtlo Avo, i quality oltheit fine tofcgoctJtThey plexsem themilJncmnd purity o f "Toasting;. They please the taste. They p lo w the throat. In every way and always,"Luddes PteaJcl" May we thank you, Mr. and Mrs. Smoker, fix giving us this phrase? �*• 4 -peg* ! 7 ------------- 7 T PAGE THREE Social And Personal Activities HARGARirr PKTEILS, S o c ie ty L_ 1 I Mr. w l —. M ll.V D W ,, V it. nit My l u . . . - lu o t ln p o f tit ■ „ lag a few day* at Daytona Beach. , f ’ " n‘ Mr*' r * J* 1 v/ \ . *'. > ' ’V tv\om.i _____ ■ » r I ulatka. «-m.tn tf** M ■ .t.try .' ely it | llv K f l i t I l n r t V l 't ’S a u N w s n k * ' i Mrs. John K. Tcarron, Mi-* M)s* Ktd-tp WU'i.tins, of t.iKo'f alters Pearson, amt James 11> raon are .pending some ttnir| W th*, i* the pa. t ot M f f . < hunt* Mil IliMermlnUr at the homo of for *' Lmrtou* points in Alabama. at tht* ehurvh pa rent*, Mr. and .Mr-. J. it tin - °* ’ Mr*. Frank I - Miller returned Utmi-ter, San lamia. tUr biiAK-v- * : of ih A m at night from Daytona Peach Mm. N\ ll. ( inwuril an I I Hunt * I ; !?r, PttUfcla. t*f Iwih. m Hark, t o t r the tpievU Wedni •!:»)■ of j aniiev wiili Ml . : C 0 . lit to t the former'* niter, . .V . tl [ .Mr t'litwe. Jr., at her home*on t'ry-- I i’lti'f. U i, Jiff, i |ir-ii Mi ■ J» H LiU ii * tal l,nkv. i . ik f : a m t t. ---------‘ N ■ i'iCkamfere at I’. a a o r r RoUittaB After *|iendi;i(* a few »Viy« henF R ID A Y N lf illT . Ju ly Tilt with Mr. urd Mr*. Juki Kl . .'. ■ » fk M llttrilt-.aain* i |.| y Mn*r.»l » At nur, M i-. I t.. H ,u i _ r K lv iu .n . - i Ml i i .' |t!o returned ^.dti;. Ia ilio r leum . i j;, j nt W ny iio -*, lia. -'.w re tO T O N T Jr. Optometrist' 112 Park Ave key’ll Cut Like New ! ! pralcat tool.; all hlit-la of t- i«. i»rttl killvr«; Printline tn#*» •(! Ul.-.di, Ksrot u f "‘ l a w n m o w e r s . L r fL lM pm! Nlmrpntri AIm Vnr M k »»• your work .lime l.y u real m« r hit tile J. W . S H A D O IN !• r.laa Met),, di-t Mr. end Mitt ll. 15. F. 1,1,1 l.l.il ' Ti.vu.'. arrived y . t r d j . I . »|t.-nd some timo with Mr*. Ki j -i • ( mother, At r* . I.illi in Viehety, VV'e-t' Third Fire t. DR . H E N R Y r .a a . rtn -w Harvey W. S.l n I i, Tli •". a j J -yve, and t*afl Svlt* nek, o f t h1' 1 Oltivcrally of Alul-ama at T> • lou.j, are the y ji ,i- , a h«tt limp nf Mr. mid Mi I rami But*. I Ml park Avenue. • •' Mr-. I:. I.. li.lin n Imt Allendale, s. r . to vi. il retailv. ■ fur n vhutt time. |tof>io return ' . It.-re in alntt jtvo weeks .h - v ! t«o the (jite.t of her da 'thti r. .'I C L O S I N G O U T All, White Shoes And Sandals =----- lOU-Pa ip-Lcft To iiclcct From ' NKXT Tit WKSTKRN UNION »Bi it Im t.v Mr- , J . « |T* t VJ \ 1 >1iti hrit left » Uoctrrr't. tnr,' i ia ■:h ™ ' l tm 1 B tli «l 10.1 111 and all : ► ' r k * m i» « k* ttl ,i ;> II “ Ll ■ "■ ' v 1' ' M*i ' " ■ i ^' ' I -! i*i " " " !l- I •* ' *-r‘. v , i |,.ln h i ihi . k >t i it.'ll, l - l o .., l ■j V. I . l. D I’rivmont D.i » r VJ at o r \ (i I t Th • Itmi >f tin Fin. .Me ■ < u i l ! itnA* :» |l; I’. M. n 1 1If#* h*»t i>* tt,* HI 1 ii'ipy, Smith .-ttnfti t A teltll M 1*. lot 10 e, M r-. \Y.,yt M orron M ri % 11 un i ,\, I|., i.„ , i , t ;j~ - t ; d ; ,T— 1 ........ v.- Iletl. ! M P h. trm j ,i .-TTRrwco, h a s p M o n I psm t; i i t T I.': iil.of ( lull , K ill .door - . fi !•*-» 1iitiiilfif !t»r a It*. m \ l; .11- 11 ijSD \y i * Ui A. I'.-. Iifiiw m u v in o i? •* - *»* <**. ^Ilia tO f . | | ; rA t; . ; •--'ftSSI J-t, / -J i if t, rd •: Jilt; H A T H }& VoweHo 10 / T1” t, J _f*Ai ■ l il - ! \ i- h i 1"*< f 1 I'Mir n L Jfi. • , t - s i 3>;.Ji i. ;*,• I'-sjJcvK'o,- - illV.fiRI ft PAJAMAS « l Wimlvor C.rcp«! ?<r V U iw C, Lb/S. ... H 'tl . . tli. i ■ ■lire l I"- j lir.iff, i .ilt’ n tiii t .iiiii t tin- v.dii 1 it,- II not . ittt the flue, • ii-c Ik .itt Ininf.it-v. X Sltti l.’ h ■i i 9%* - Sil ISu IJ ' e i. // & 0 X ^ -* ia \ ■; N'o r r II ji. '\j*T*, No ironlop r»rp|-ll ' r !‘ C j J : 1 v. a*h tm ] i • >M!i t* £f rw ■ fi “ W ASHANRtiDY” i '< J t m, L A D IE S ’ JF * 4 U 1M . X t.a -i T i ti: LA 4. oornj CLEARANCE HOT SHOT 1Rcfunilj 1 "" See this I’ rohen Jiizcn in /A r:lomatic PT |, f»MSlit'. I ill * . * ||i 1 l . ii i t . '.. It. .< No ... I bars ^ ‘ m Wi ( SHOES , lloMu drown, am] r ’m . ; i .'!■ , t . o, |: 99 / - $ 1.49 - $ 1.79 W E L B O R N ’ S HV.t I oft M. U . V* Ja V i i , S >(1. , t» . t .. ' k • ’ r d .t y . j t i n . : : • in X .. V ; i S. H . i DANCE Lense Duplicated .In. > i^cTTfl »\i, Mr . ’ A. H. Mahoney Mr*. H r I In Kortlandcr a ~ l ' ba‘' B< *h;' ir su" " »rT,rM ,» **' daughter, Helen Jam-, are .peid-i ‘ bclr b T^",h *M: I * in Parron Irfi tfr Inc il#j foDayle;: i h.-.uh to tid :i v Id -. — t V r r . l - v - — “,r h't.-'luiTTir M7" - « \r.‘,dui !!.». Vr.' whn hap! T e le p h o n e : O ffic e 1 Is „ f thd ma r it.Hi'* Huh tx c \ 1 ty* :.n * -Nuo-ee, - r - V r ^ y - ^ r r ; l« - . Mr. an I .’.ii*. * . f ii Mr a l . htitle* Nan. 1 at i ,M.4»h . t.a . ha* . _ __ E d it o r Mm . II A. Ilivett.. Ruth Kanner ft Wed In New York City I In a Kxfliiitl'ItSt V \ W it P ity Ih ’tm l U vt Im ’tm l You Cain Heat This Combination for Smor/Htrjj and Savings! f& V l P p I i { .i * SIlHBSWiH P JJ)!R ' , ,j3 :i5 & f; n .iiL n r a V/cc!<s Ulrccfttl Ijf Limhcrl HiHytr I There !. iv. in ’ •Uul fl.ttt ■•> !. i ’IltP cfi’rl t i ■ittt mi :.] lll.Mi i ■. lot:,*. r.zm ■ id* X / / Women's Chardontze H OSE ;-5>a ■ L lJ P lfm t O OK I'.li^ Mini! * ,i tf ili |'ii ijlft't • hum I vij,*nit 1 In: .ivy .viti^ t»tt v.! ir;ll y mi t 1 1 *lit; tIK Ii at a ; id ilt i m i t i ! \ = *h * M i .ll i u i k r i l I t'.lltiirtti |'ft ,1!!*.!* .ill i'| ill** ft m11| % if#*, ,in |t f /\|:t| eutij i i • ll t l u j i i t v iy v i l l i tin lluitl l! i* t it* 1 ii#;i J I: r im M y jV n itiln u !. i'i \ m : r i . i v t l w lln ifiv jin i * m i rrnri* 1.ihk v i l l i ,nt\ |-mr»fo *c ’i u i. ; K r ;rt»otii ilii-i n i m K i n v .iy i&v ii» u L. 'X CowtMfl J ♦j. 4 J3J ; r �"* * * » 'ruins Interesting Victory Yesterday perfect, and eeery pitch, cren the slow balls which fooled oil and ynuny alike, came across with a lip that marked him as an outitandlny riyht-hander. Ferraiti waa in trouble oflly ‘ n r r a ily of Florida baseball ■t ar, hulled such a widely asr iti I collection of haiTllny m t ball* and wrll-cont rolled s’.t .v Iutils, the Hanford Celery, fed-, helpless before his offerOf.-, dropped an inlereatlny 3 la ! v.’ tno to tha Laefburg Bruin* • that city yesterday afternoon, n IT me witnessed by a larye * oi d who saw many sensational play i before it ended. T ‘ c game waa a |*rr*nnal trl* »I 'pit for Ferrassi who rerentl/ r.u|t the Northeast Florida league in r a d his lot with the llruina Given a two run lead In the very ’ • • Innlny, Ferraisl set jm t to ***1 In protwMy the finest per­ forms nre he hai over hurled In th's Ira yum Hla rent ml was near judyeil Abbott’* easy-hit fly ball rorrerlly. Tho Fed* placed man on arrund and third with no out* in the second only lo see Ferrnsrl hear down and aond llarrisoo, Mlir, and Chapman out via the infield. Th« My frllow came bock In In the third l „ strike out Curry. Ilonnrr, and Pert In that nribr as the crowd went wild. Curve balls that couldn't havo been Im­ proved upon flashed over the plate durlny that unuxual-fur-thrPrda frame. With one out In the fourth. Ab­ bott and Maxwell wens waded but they dlrd there when Harri­ son amt Mise went out oa flies. The Frits seorrd their only tw alxtfa with M « tb . h u * ! ( U i U . « l W ranked a (Ulh <r»»l up a •hart dietaaa. *ad P<t«h rarity end tha ball ap- *wold b a n bmm a ilnyj* la short pram) la b . headed foe aa a i r r%M Ib U bad net AMatt a t t t rat. Instead it soared farther to a mirarokaaa running m M wttrh want left-ceattr. and n U n Pap* J u t pfcfced Uw tan y f the bad retrieved " i t , Abbotti » m yrwtmd. Tlmt ended th . hwriay. perched on third, Maxwell filed Curry opterd the m a d by oat to eentor. scoria* Abbott, and pitching Jaaaa Dowfvy a ball Harrison filed out to abort. which waa hit for a »in«l* Ju.t Tho last chance tko Pads tear bark of —mad. Daeky ranvlw I had cirnt ia tha sremth. Mlao third m i InfWId out* by Farravai opened with a elcaa sinyle to an,| ('ra n bat Hodlia draw a riybt bat ba waa fsrred at sec­ walk. On tha faarth ball to MeJ ond by Chapman. Curry filed tin. Chapman threw quickly to Pert who Uygnd Dooley o ff tiiiid to nip a rmlty. Tbt Bruins were Impotent durlay the next two frame* but they got going again ia lha fifth to ■core IHeir final run. Tcrreir! waa passed to Drat. If* leached ■ccond on Cruie'i alnyle through the So*. Hamea pulled a bi/Wr a second later when, wtlb Crair playlny far of t fliwt. Chapman threw to flnt wharo flames muttl hare tarred Cruao oat rajily. Inal ad, ho threw to third. 9 ^ a a a a LONO BEACH. C a lif, July 7. shock A sharp earthquake a T he Imix sc— e COCOA ItawaiW. I f ----- POT ROAST of lla rrrll. Ib UrCntly. «r _ W all, c f _ ------lln ok la *. ia W r * , r f ---------llead ley. l b ____ Prise, lb . Raker, p --------... n lU .A N im Moore, s* Msttoy. ib S m ith , i n l oprc. If — «***-. ,rt . ?<*we*ietb, ef stcMiilkn. I h _______ « • riocs. P _______ I a will mm—n. e .—. S * PI liter, a ______ » I S *Ti i a s I » is a * » i it a— tuned fnr Flora la lib. UATTOgA Ilnrrl*. Ib Western and FUrida • J JU-ire hr Inning,: iw*>« ........ ........ »«■> time lot itrltnAn —0 "I* flummery: linn* baltrd In, tl‘»(ahlns, Wine. H...I Two hr** hit*. Ituwanl. Mae. INiopaa Three base Ursbsm. n . Nkannnn. lb • a • » • a « 1 M l*. U M 'itflv . H lnlen b a se * . J|o**re, l l n s r f . Iw-abU eUrW McMullen l« flmllh. lo-ti n» has—. IVnw », t*r. ll.tk o r 1. Mirwck «»b»t b y lt» k * r 7. r t i* f « I f lit bf* sUcItt-r. W lU U tn* a«»n toy lla k a r W 1M fla k * r IfrtMlrrw Rot|»nkaUKh a M l l m r y . tsn n n TFNftER BEEF STEAKS I'miml Tim*. 2:1 i. In Mecca Hammock tn Acres. Ill acres tiled In ynesl condition, i necessary agricultural linplemrnle. Mule, ! purlers, barn*, and P s r la iu cArload ca. WATERMELONS ... Xummary: Shanson 1. Joiner. if lit len S p le n d id L iv in g H o u s e Inwri to Juat lee*teed. licious. Pur* to see oa Pakta*ly- a Mura—*. » t’roee. Misnri APPLY1 Tbev are de­ rixhL Cunt" W. G. BANKS bases, N ,w lUark ». t H. M. PAP WORTH !* Weiabt I, ol by iVrlabt l, COCOA J. ORLANDO L ORLANDO, M y 7. J l a hard BETTER FOOD STORES J d H N AN M FX I-. C, KINARI) 917 W. FIRST HT, and French UNk 9106 (’ HICK A WAIIHBN LAKH MONROU PHONB-20M fought struggle, a flyhtloy Or­ lando team foil he for* ,th* Cocoa Indians, "3 to 1, ban yesterday afternoon t* sbatter a wioainy streak that had rracl—J six straiyht fames. Lafty Flora, stel­ lar local harttay aca. ran__ hla O s ic d o ,n « , Friday & Saturday Specials WAKRKN’H • July 7th and 8th — 3 Stores — l.O N (iW O O I). F L O R ID A No. 2cans Oversea KF.UHIl or triuta J-to) Sanford Ave. Utefvca Itahy Lima BEANS* No. 2 cans. Osceola 19c COFFEE, Ib. <l*urv. SUM, Mrllttw Ssnlitt) | Overt#. 29c 23c COFFEE, Ib. ( All Flav r*t JELL-O, ,3 for 1th S I . --------- 222 E. In( SI, I IH M airnolia A v e . • ttversea CORN f in e s t -------- r» Osreuta Whole Baby 10c BEETS, No, 2 cans Waved (10 Ft. Rolls) PAPER* 2 f o r ........... Phillip’ s t'mihed Italian - * 15c ■■ • SPAGHETTI, 2 cam FLAKES, 2 for Oversea FRUITS FOR Oversea ’ ’ SALAD, No. 2 cans SYRtJP, frErbottlw & Puunil* SOAP, 2 mod. bant »*• ” 1•” - Ib sltr, e Ferraisl, t a— eat I N l i * ala •*» Itun* b«li*n la. Met.li* ei.sse hll. Ibtnner. bll. Abbelt. . Item* run. Inten brae'. Ferrsssl. knarwbr i ^ ii as in e * . l.eeabar« • Xlraeb -til b* l'*rre sal I. lUees on 'tarry k tall Kef ratal I her. U a tin by Carry, u Kellasst Cmplaea. D aytona x nkw Sm yrn a 2 [0 DAYTONA, Jaiy 7.-A ltbou fh Ury o w i oothit. It t9 7, the Ulandeia, taruiny ia a snappy porfvrntaaea hMk o l Lafty Lane, uorvd a 3 ta I vwtory over tho vjurooated Now Smyrna Crackrs befaew « largo crow*! hero yca­ rtlay afternoon. It wao Lano’a iflk win ia sovvast arts, while lyda Wright. New Smyrna I Faitry Who! BISQUICK at 0<e:el* CHIPSO, 2 for Peaches, 2 No. 2! 3 cans U r g v t k ’K. n-crolx fl»rtJrtt SOAP. 2 bant PEARS, No. 2 cans FLOUR Hapkiaa* bullet drivn to Flora. Tha ball deflectad to Haora who yot Hapkiaa at first. Coco, scored ayoia ia Ike aoranth when Kdfo siaytod with on, n L Fkea'a throw to p t KJ*e at sreaad a . H—dley's. b a t waa lo t. and tw . war* safe. Prtae alnylad t» cv^av, aeoriac Ei%*. Headley yoiay U lU r l Oa aa attefib id squar— play. Dakar patted 1 pap up I* UeHullen aad HraJry waa doubled a# third. Tbia at------ *nloUt hapaa u - SaaRh Held play lay in. S W t y Mai thy let Headley’s hard drive yot array and IttfMaa a r n i l tha final Tha Ttyvr* did not got a Bit COCOMALT f o o w i t W 1 v l- Ginger Ale, 2 bo Ik KANHAT7 AN N AM E! COCOMALT NO, ■: CAN UBHVH FINE GRANULATED SUGAR 5 lbs. 21c BLUE RIBBON ‘(Qhhit* 2Se>* APPLE SAUCE 2 cans 15c STOCK UP! IVORY SOAP 3 b a r s 14c REG U LA R S IZ E NO. 2 . CANt BROKEN SLICED CHIPSO 3 Pkgs. 17c PINEAPPLE 2 for ASPARAGUS G IA N T SIZE IVuiiti Kart* Ginger Aky 3nbotjt. JU U C TTE W . G Muryby, ss c, l,>‘l—. it llnssn. .1 L'OI. lb . Itrady. Ib can 15c TEA G LAM FRF.E1 P& G SO AP 4 bars 15c FOP. MOUqUtTOEll BEANS 2 cans 15c FENOLE H IT. It. 24c 39c 69i CALUMET RAKING CUSCO 3 lb. can POWDER 1 lb. can 25c YELVO M ACARONI 3 pkgs. star 10c Washing JUICY CALIFORNIA 10 pkgs. 19c WISCONSIN DA13Y ONIONS MNUHMAC, COUNTRY ROLL BUTTER E A T S — Half m Whal« P U R IT A N - a. 1 HAM; C Mt o t S I ‘ P U R IT A N PICNIC CUT 9c PORK ROAST lh ,. .. | .7 C 1 a tm * * HAM, lb . H K F S T . B A C O N .lh . Z 5 C , CABBAGE, lb. C tth ith RHODE ISLAND RED ■t ** CARROTS, bunch. F A N O f NO. t WHITE Fkwey Larga CELERY, bunch..... i- f BACON, Ih. IC HAMS, Ib. ’ PINKAPP e - u - . , s l Qt MIXING BOWL FREE! POW DER M 25c BACON Ik �. ... THE SANFORD* HHRALB, SANFORD, FLORIDA, bad by him in June. IKy, it an the North American Coal Corpora Con, controlled by Ike _wltn:aa Competition . amrnr* price of $52.30 a share. The total of m ioUj to nyrng L i n e s Fennrosd at $1*0 ■ ihaia when tha market- was around 9149 or med T o P oker lower. ^AOE'WO FRIDAY. JULY 7. I M3 dpprnv* L E G A L JiOTICE DISPLAYS LATEST FASHIONS !»* «»if ih** eiMinuit mtII n 4 i‘ tl«*n l«ii *»f ib* lU:»r«. j J»*n# lHrr«*i»#n* a r l!»Ai Ti. «•m»uGr thr iflion **f tti* -.1 It| **HPIin*•I> June fit IJ. tlr tr lu r b or I p.irprtr.w*! «.f l»ir*rlihr» rtf *k 4 *WFP«_ *#4 t*M fmi»Ua*r tit*- of Mi** rniiiiv^l »»f .*1*? - r .ill of t’*t i * Long s Meat ■tixk until the Tap) n *ale negvti atiana were completed. The witnr*. told t’rroro under quest! rong that h>< wanted In "unload and art out** a< he frit the financial itructure was "tuphrn*).1* *»I tit I mt*« nn*t *»t «$**«• tfit lfn I.* to m t * fill Any %«•**» *• »fi thr ituarit of *ili. **** ■»*«* Ain't %tt* ic ft tiia o f IS A rn*v» ilifr r id fii in p- Treat To Eat Ilo submitted a list o f the ownf t . nf the .share* sold to Prnr road f>r 97!t,0<i*VKH» and mid r.< ami nthrr members of hi* family owned about half o f them. Annin*: the larger owners w cr-. VV. I„ llaellntTn ( Fes run A U'.lil) .hurts; ]{ it. Me Vi gh 2^0*3; \V. U Atwater, 13,630; A. II Chrig. 1 l.ia)0 . LUM BER l ong leaf yellow pine. Half red r> prem » n j all kinds of build­ ing materials. iilll I,timber Co. 11th ami Holly III* ARItVK'K . hone IU Tnjdln aivI hi* family netat I more than fl7,tt0il .hairs, while tinNorth American Coal Corporation, tunlf^llml «.tdt-Uhe-■Tepliwn--'nw«L trolled .70.720. The tTevrlandnr testified he ne­ c om gotiated the deal with the |*»nnroad Corporation "by, went! o f m mth" w th W. \V. Atlerh.ry, trustee o f th* rorporalion and Peggy 11 |’k ins Joyce. best dr*«««d wunion in .the world, di-ptaya mine nf tut latesi f.tshUm* cre­ president o f ilia Pennsylvania rail­ ated tfifrrU ni for her use by Travis L -tu n . Pam mount's sty',, crest r. tvu; wear* them in Pararoad; A. J. County, another trus­ mounts sensational "Internal ictus i lion . r -nlng to the Milan* Thmire ,, Sunday and Monday. tee and Prnn.ylvnnln vicr presi­ Left, n bathing suit In the late-; striped tuiti'i-nl», right, a truveling cent f n> gtqvy hu.ket weave dent. andTletiry II, l.ee. preii k nl wool with ted fox; I, ttom. a street rn •••■* le o f In wrntd with airplane tut— and In own ami white o f prnnr-iad ami former 1‘rnn.yl- Iolka d i crepe; top, an rvenlii: gown of Much Komi-,tIt ertpe dappled with se>ptin». ' vania Irm u rrr. Hr adited thr stock wn. left In h(s name alter the sale. Irrpltc j “ alts nf ilence in the int -t- outs. Tin- It.1. li t that kind of a the fact that the Pittsburg A |nt) tn! Atterbury" win n 1st." Tuplln said hPter the sale <lr»e West Vitgima wa« an I still is n tv,.l|4 lot: Ik- initli! lint suy tvs. -time tnlW i f h.s tuiying lark competitor o f the Pennsylvania. •^ the stork from I’ enmond t„ form The only reason he could assign a fifth trunk I tie system. for this, he said, wa- because '* rennruad "thmi#h I could run the ,,f 1 road hotter than'they rould.” *""■ to ta T R t o n * \ s s in r Questiune I elosely why there tihy. no il nmiit'* «*i was no wriltrn atrerm nl on thi "T Hot kitchens and rlalmrate dishes are a cumfurt in winter, rale „ f the I'itlshurgh A ^Vell^VtLlhv thut in summer as little jint* as p aaibla should lie «neni_ itv. hi’ if lit it* in* gtntil slVwf, TapfTn -aid he had| pt i e tha_pxvpsrslt»n-tif-foml.—SThi|t1fr*whoIeHonie. apprtiiing meals, can le easily and i{uiekly prepared with the high quality, ready-to.rat fo d* ynur neighhorhootl A * I* Fuod hiure uffers at low price* every day, 'Independent -Tiomc Owned and O perated xfad2£ E A S IL Y PR E PA R E D SUM M ER FOODS ! irouytMii *l**r«tagi ri J '•tiitl iSifiiMny i*i * . **3 <jivat.lt niffl'liil til aflM IIMfU i p W Perora figured the profit to ih? Continued f rom Pa«a ( 4 1 ■yndfcstr «a< around $1*^07^00 1 to Pennread, waa ^obtained and sine* thr Tsplin family and aogh a ajndkate fln t organ- Q V lM ! i ||| ric rtlO llil III QUAKER -MAID Itlfi SANFORD AVKNUF CIGARETTES 3 PK G S. 2j lieliel u* and Mellow Hanta COFFEE lb 3Sllci**;|l Xo. 2^! PINEAPPLE rnllel TISSUE SU G A R Tennessee NalKy Hall With Tunuto Sauce 16 O Z. CA N S 1*. & G. White Naphtha SULTANA— Dcl'cious Broken Slices COMPOUND LARD PIN EAPPLE 2 ■I F O U N D CARTON Fancy—Sweet Mixed LARGE WHITE HOUSE H O n , ( K : K - I h i r ? S a n to s E v a p ora ted COFFEE quality s. economy I'lvACIIIOS Sttito Soap, 4 bats Pounds Standsv.| Park Encore— Cooktd P ekae Tomatoes, 4 No. 2 cans Spaghetti 3 tall cans 0 . K. MACAItONI nr Luckies, Camels. Chesterfield and Old Gold (<rits, 10 lbs. Spnprlietti, ,'l pUifH. IONA Deliduu.1) jx.-r etn Blamlsnl m Snowdrift, <i lb. Corn, 2 cans ..... St i j ii lit rail ^.vrnp, gallon l 'a i'jjjl f o f fee, lb. it Lb. I'kg. Mrimrch ■’ Prel'tire,! Goldust, 5 boxes SULTANA I'luin 2 lbs DRESSING I «»%«•»*’ Mackerel, 2 cans BEANS 1-ettUcr Leaf hnlnd I3'r-**tr*n HJ| p|( CAK E FLOUR M n v f j t r d . li 0 7 . It I *y- 1 » lluy The Uost— Prernitr G ra n d m oth ers UiNGEH ALE O L IV E S Militate h hu“; . 15c CANTALOUPE IONA— Red Rl|»e, Full Pack Tomatoes 3 A 4 P BRAND Fancy White Crosby ANN PAGE—Delicious MEAT MARKETS tinned and Hulled V E A L S H O U L D E R , lb. Wc.Utra— Half nr Whola lb. - : - TASTY OATS Monarih Kelts Fancy Picnic Hue ASPARAGUS TIPS ■tli y*» lunge a t « Smlthfield CORNED SHOULDER. Ib^ PEACiiES * No. 2 Can Kvlra Small IONA— Tender Cut Stringiest, N* Waste AllD timsl Quality Uellcioua Gelatin Desert ch ops, Pounds Pounds Pineapple, 2 cans TETLEY’S I H POUND CARTON . No. 2 II. N. W h o le so m e , Dslielous TALI. CANS Q Q a . ,O u t» Prices Are On The lip — In' npprerintioh nf your rr-tjKHiSs- In nur U<‘modeling and Chnnifc nf Niinu- Sa’e.w e offer you fund at unholiovaM • priee* i.uain this wick. It will pay you In t •nf.lntls* at .king ynur pintry lis-f'.(■•* nur warehou alntk jif them* values is ixhuusU’d. PICKLES BARS O ra n g e SW EET POTATOES 5 ______ lbs.______ 141 Pormrrl, P O R K S H O U L D E R , lb ... Weitam 1*0 R K - C H O P S . A ^ . . - ....... lb . 19/ 17c 10c |Sc 1% W (7 Tull (an. I ic ) Grapefruit, 4 for Milk, 4 small cans l-arge. H im Ti! Unlit Oranges, 2 doz. Grape Juice, Finn, Crisp, lunge II,ail ,id Lettuce UiKarettes, pk)?. ORIOLE PEAS - ir . Matches, 3 boxes Suerar, 5 pounds Sweat Mixed .standard Pickles, 24 o z ..... Corned Beef, 2 cans Lemons. dnz.:t.:". /\vpf>n»V»i. e n r h r<tm|il*ta Lina of FRUITS At All Times P I C N I C H A M S — Pound Western One Pound T wj .Pcunili Four Pcund.v Eight Paunda C fl. A Fupp|g_flafort .Vn thvr IT its Advance FLOUR PRICES ADVANCING RAPIDLY. AFTER OUR PRESENT SUPPLY H EXHAUSTED W'E WILL HAVE A MU f »f IIIGIIP’I PRICE. YOU WILL NOT MAKE A MISTAKE TO STOCK UP ON FLOUR NOW. WESTERN STEAi FRESH GROUND 'BEEF— Pound PUKE l*ORK SAUSAGE— Pound W. RIB STEW—3 Pounds. BEEF ROAST— Pound a �ffrioCX KILL* WOMAN plteh easily and the ball ap­ peared to bo heidfd for m m «| ®ui. In*trad H soared farther to­ ward toft-center, and when Pop* bad retrieved It, Abbott was parched on third. Maxwell filed oat to crater, (coring Abbott, and perfect, and every pitch, even Harrison filed ®ut» la short. tba ilow balla which fooled old The last chance the Pad* ertr back of aarsad. Doetoy matin and y ou n g alike, came acroaa had came la tha i wroth. Mite third an Infield oata by Forrarai with a alp that marked him aa an opened with a clean «lir*le to and Crura bat Medtin draw a right bat be waa forced at ore- walk. On tha fearth hall to Med* outstanding right-hander. Carry Bird lia. Chapman* threw quickly to Per rat ti was in trouble only otid by Chapman. twice, an,] would not have been oat to CntM. With tba coanl two Peri who taggpd Dooley o ff Udrd ■cored upon had Charlie Pop# and two, Paul Banner.hit a line to nip a rally. Tht Bralaa warn Impotent dur­ Judged Abbott's rasy-hlt fly bat] drire toward left field. Tha ball eorrcclly. The Frits placed man appearrd headed over the fence ing the neat two trainee bat they on second ami third with no outi for a home run.which would hare got going again la tba fifth to Ferrari I In the second only to aea Ferrad- tied the (core. Imtead, It strath ■cor* their final run. il bear ilown and send Harrison, tha fence about two feet from Ike was passed to first. If* reached Mire, and Chapman out via the top. Chapman reached third and Infield. Bonner reached second on that The Mg fellow came back in ML pert filed out to Murphy and in the third t0 strike out Curry, It wan all over for Ferrari! bore Bonner, afid Pert In that order down border than ever after than The Druino, who pminted a ■------' l l K n ae the crowd wr^t wiki. Curve Naaks. rf brand-new line-up - wM.'h gave I(arris, c rigna of going-romewhere had 11 Wrtetit. y ■rblseiy, faca Otla Carry, making hie flnt I'raew, r atari in atveral weeks. Curry nn*'1 H ew itt. ll Kb'twl. Ik defeated before game time, got into a m m of trouble right at the atari for with oaa out, Med* DAYTONA teakam, f lin lifted a real drlva which llama, lb cl rare.I the left fieki fence hy 10 Shastinn, 1 Jalaar, rl feet for a home run. Murphy ground.il out to fln t, and all the l o n g b e a c h , C.IIC, July , vharj. carthrplkd »h «k 1 V ictory Yesterday m rflU fc r Loams tatu rn C Ton -------------------- « •±- , v r . l ---------------- a I j 5 wrwta ------------------------------ i H* • >uto . *-yi-nn ------ | ___ - U m rrea .. . .1 I* M | .*( .*■ | • i .** Errausa Bill Ferraul, former ■lirirslty o f Florida baseball nr, hurled auch a widely astied collection of baffling ni balls and well-controlled ">•7 halls, the Sanford Celeryd*. helpless before his offer. C . dropped an Interesting 3 to C*mo to tha Laeyburg Bruins ' that city yesterday afternoon, n r-tnc witnessed by a large <.:ord who saw many sensaHonal playi befera It ended. T ‘ e game waa a personal trlfor Ferraul who recently quit (he Northeast Florida league In east hta lot with tha Ilrulni. Given a two run Tend in tha very Inning, Ferraul net out to I’ tn In prolwbly the finest per­ formance Iio hai over hurled In IMn Iragum His control -waa aear Ihor trouble. The Bruins went out In order In the siith and seventh, and elthough they put three men on Pop# scored anj bass In their half of tha eighth on a walk, single, and fielders tholes, they failed to score. Thi feature of the gams wan the hurting of Frrraaal who now has won two game# la there starts In Iras than sight days play in tho Irogue. Madlln’s homo run drlvo and hta ilsgts later In tho game; Bonner's near homer, Abbott's great catch, and tha geaaral good play of both teams all combined to maka tha game one of the most Interesting of the yrar despite tho defeat for tho Feds. It was Curry's fln t de­ feat of Ur season against lies wins. C. I*. WEST — Sunday- the -Fsda - will play- at Cocoa. Tuesday they return io Oviedo, Flo. meet New Smyrna hero In the first nf five homo games. In M «ca Ham mock M Acre*. 1(1 arrrs tiled in good condition. (inn) writs, all necessary agricultural implements. Miilc, trartur, cols red j’lsrters, baron, and S p le n d id L iv in g H ou se APPLY H. M. PAPWORTH. BETTER FOOD STORED JdHN ANDES (mi and French n iO N K OIOS 1 Ls-C. KINARD—J S17 W. FIRST ST, LAKEMONROIl PHON E 2003 W A R R E N ’S L0NGW 00D, FLORIDA No. 2 cans Oversea ltKLIHIt or (I’ lnU l!;ic> j POT BOAST of llneklaa, ■■ ft )l«*4l>r. lb Prtna. 3b . r>ni~txnn Me«re, so . Malttry, 3b Omllh, -----1. 3b I roppf. n n n o t r t t ..- ,_____ a e I S 3 N«wrnatbC rt f a l l I l l s a a - « o - 4 a - I a . S "e . I a -II I 1 s I I i ii I4 a a S I I S • w,Miill*n. lb I ! Flora, p ____ a i l Wllllsariis, r a t Kltbvr, a __ s i 3< I ■ sr s 3 1 ll *~TUII.O for Flora la »lh. I 1 1 nears by Innings! 1 t l r n r o a „ L „ ____ see l “ * t«l 0 tlorlaniU .................... one asa ala ■ 4 I .4 1 . 4 0 . 4t 1 * , A » , p -------------- - I I IS Three W - a a 1 ,4 bill. MrOullr Sudan ham-*. Mnarv, I S 4 4| llawaril. D oable p la y ,: MvMtillvri I I t I Smith. I.ali ni, b a a ,,. I 'm * I. (rr. t a 0 SI lan-la Is. Ham . nn l-iH-. of! 1 .* ? i l B sksr A Mlracb nm hy Hak.r 7. I 3 Western and Florida -I Nummary: Itnna b illr d In, JlonI SI It > I bins, r»ln>\ H tr4. T s - ! « * » Mia, A a It II r o A K lluoard, K*av, I b m . O -I GOOD TENDER BEEF STEAKS •Faun hr Dakar. Wild pib-h, Ihikar *] Cmulrns, nmlankaunh and Itanry. • Tima. I; 10. t IT II n—Ballad far llswilt la lib. Haora by lantngs i Maw- Smyrna______ .ISO SIS SOS P ay I o n a ----- -------------1*0 s i s s s i nummary: Mona Solid! Is Hpaba. Shannon I Two baaa hlln Harris Jnltiar. thru bI* stays (Irsham Is Illrlvn to Apasr; MaCrary to Mcblaely. nacrlllrea, Hurford, It lurnaad. Motow baa**, Wright, 'run. Maanea. Ansar, ball oa kasaa, Mss Smyrna- S. Italians I44a«b I. Uaara on balla. all Wrmbl I, oil la w 4. struck out by Wright 4, baaa *. Wild pilch, lane. I'eased ball, free*. I'mplies, Palmer and (.'rawlhtrs. c Ar l o a d g a . WATERMELONS loti rfftNfd, llridUB, Tplr# W. G. BANKS COCOA 3, OHCAN DO 1 ORLANDO, M y 7.—In a hard fought ilraggto, a fighting Or­ lando team fall before .the Cocoa Indians, -a to 1, hers yesterday afternoon to. shatter a w ining straah that had rractasJ six straight games. Lefty Flora, ltsilar local hurling ace, ran hta string of scortlesa Innings to JS before tho visttors pushed across Tho hnv srors: . „ a ran In tha fourth. It wna Ms HANfOlllr All It 11 t o A B first defeat after Huso straight nonnt*r, »■ vie lories. part. 31. lUriK’i, lt» Inability to hit I-sfty Baker's AhtMilt. >h offerings when hits meant runs MtVtorll. *’ Itsrrtai.ii, I was largely responsible for tho BEANS, No. 2 cans.., •'.Friday & Saturday Specials f U U A L IfV b. t C O N U M Y July 7th and 8th — 3 Stores— , fIMre, Mild, Mrllow Mnntos) Osccila Whole Baby llrsOy, lb ibwitsy, a . y.rrssil, p BEETS, No. 2 cans Oversea COFFEE. Ib. Waiotl (40 Ft. Rolls) (A ll PAPER, 2 for Flavcrs) JELL-O, 3 for IV . lime Phillip’s Cooked Italian - Oversos CORN * ' u* Oversea FRUITH FOR Oversea SALAD, No. ^canH SYRU P,JnrbottlM ^ SOAP, 2 mcd. bare 1 • ' r to' • BISQlJICKat Orcfilh • ■ CHIPSO, 2 for Peachcts 2 No. 2Va cam Largo f**Ki OsCcol, Itbrifhtt * SOAP, 2 bars • 'M PEARS, No, 2 cans S«S 0SI S4S _____ ______ son aio oes ry: Hub* Ijsllvn In. I t . i l l i T » i , Imiw bit. Itanner. I* bit. Alibntt. llam a run, S tolen tin *. KsrraMl. , krunrbv- SPAGHETTI, 2 cona FLAKES, 2 for tori “ b bsm-a. , I.m * kora I. X lrurk out I, Ur Karrant I. I l s » » on ■Curvy ♦, o ff K ,r r » » il 1 Hr liar, I lo s s n by Curry, leb, y artnsak Ifm plras IM'■IMOwdSo. Tima t:IO. DAYTONA 5. NEW SMYRNA 2 B DAYTONA, Jaly Tv-Although they warn out hit, B t0 7, the ladandera, turning la a snappy per­ formance bath of Laity Lane, •cored a 3 to S victory over the rejuvenated Now Smyrna Crackbefore a large crowd hire yesiiday afternoon. It woo Lana’s fifth wia In sevvtut arts, whUa .Clyde Wright. New Smyrna ^ouagater, turned In n performpace that was just aa good aa Am Wall, powerful Cocoa oatfiel-tar who led tho leaguo In hattlag for a <yg time, waa unablai t> fathom flora’s flings for bo struck out four times to set a 1933 league rstord In that do^artment of play. IfcCully led off tha Cocoa fourth with a drive over Road’s head In right, good for threa base*. Wall ■track out but MeCully scored on Hopkins’ bullet drlvo to FIora.1 Tha boll deflected t» Moon who get Hopkins at flrtb Cocoa scored again In tha sir. •nth when Edge singled with oaa ou t Flam's throw to gat Edgo at aocoed on Headley's bust wso late and- two wars safe. Prise sing tod ta center,. scoring Edge, I Headlsy. going to HdnL.Oa an ati«M>ta*. rauaesa- play, 'Baker puateeha pop up t«-M«Mulkn sad llM dey waa doubled off third. Tho ninth began ad. Smith threw low on Hopkina* frouiukr. Edge got bla third htt-oad Hop. kins went to third. WiUTtha la-1 lfsld ptayiag In, Shorty Maltby 1st Hradlsy’a hard drive gst I away and Ropldni scored the final Tho Cracker* started scoring in ran. is fln t oft Goodrich’s single with Tho Ttfum did not got a Mt Sanford Avc. & 1th St. ---------- - 222 E . 1st HI. 118 Magnolia Avc, rittSBURY f » finf, g r a n u l a t e d SUGAR 5 lbs. 21c BLUE RIBBON Ginger Ale, 3 botn. COCOMALT rr COCOMALT Ginger Ale, 2 bota. BcrlUFF<'i1|: >1 ‘(Qbh'rtiia*)- MANHATTAN MARKET . J. G. MICHAEL MALT 3 lb. can 55c IVORY SOAP 3 b a r s Me REGULAR SIZE NO. -■ 1 r A N BROKEN SLICED CHIPSO 3 Pkgs. 17c PINEAPPLE NO. ftt CAN BARTLETT PEARS 4 n n j? F R U IT S and 4 P oundr 2 5 < can GIANT 8IZE P&GS0AP 4 bars 15c Tiprary Tea V& lit, pkg. 1 NO. t CAN FRESH LIMA 2 cans BEANS FOR MOSQUITOES *i I t Fancy Largs CELERY, bunch. PEACHES, 2 lbs. HAMS, Ib. PINEAPPLES, each -r*,, i . '. Qt. CALUMET RAKING CRISCO 3 lb. can 55c POWDER 11b. can 25c 0. IL SPAGHETTI OR 10c * MACARONI 3 pkgs. POWDER v4 L ) W : OR' 10 pkgs. 19c w h it e ONIONS . lb. JUICY CALIFORNIA WISCONSIN DAISY 5c MKBRHAC, COUNTRY llOLL LEPEBCE 2 heads 15c BUTTER nemo PICKICCUT <1. F n ad ittfc) FRYERS lb. FANCY NO. 1 WHITE HAM BURGER lb. 10c Georgia BACON, lb. It 15c RHODE ISLAND RED BACON,,1b.. can 15c TEA GLASS FREE) 9c PORE ROAST CARROTS, biindl 25c NO. if S A C R A M E N TO PURITAN HAAft Ih. PURtTAJJHAM. lb. 2 for 15c ASPARAGUS OTAR WABHING S a i a d 'D r e « 8 i n T r , p t » : APPLE SAUCE 2 cans 15c STOCK UP! MIXING BOWL FREE! Ii• 7 k k |v - v . t * , FINEST JULIETTE W. O, id COFFEE, lb................. 1 Belter ’ Food LONG’S MEAT IS A TREAT TO EAT Opposite Poatofflcw 221 E. First Street OlsNra Hahy Lima Mayonnaises. V2 pts. .. Osceola 'Newcomb, former Sanford play­ er palled tha fielding aenaatioi whaa ha speared Baker’s Ion* POT ROAST Ib. 12c BACON lb. �' ■-4. 4-, h t<c' ig L i n e s cened T o P oker lt td .b r him la Jus*, IKS, at an M i r t f t prica o f I&2J0 a share. Thw total o f 222,B.U> « u told to Pennroad at t ill) a *h«r» «ttu> tba market wa* around f l o or Pecor* figured the profit to th? attourd f rom Pag* imal ayndicate wat around |l2.b07,V)0 Pennroad. wa* obtaiiicl a n d i.n c , the Taplin family and ■yndkaU fln t orgnn- SOMETHING TO REMEMBER 1HaxUjUi.tfiM . Um\(tdL JtaJujU t m a t t A tth t u f t fitc to U e A . . • jlu h A mA . CJoUXhjoZ . • • x t i t th a t O Q u e . O U M c a i AufiVfcyua ftttoj aUouCcL W H EREVER TOO flO .V O U SIND LUE RIBBON MALT at* fr o m . A M I I U C A 'S I o 'rln e h A the North American Coal Corpora­ tion, controlled by the wttnc**, owned D7J»S3 (hares o f the tjrnutcate'* lUU.Oth). they got “ ninetruth*" o f the profit. Taplin tejtifird the remainder » f the share* *idd to the Pennr mil were obtained through lndieidJ.il agiemeats with sltekholdar* win wire allowed, he *ai V. “ to tie o f , with him nn the profit* on pro:n-j Ne they wo Id not iln p o e o f thu’ i | stork until the Tnpt n *ala n*g.»li ailor.ii were rumptetrd. The wi'lne** told Tecnra under qne*tl tling that he wanted to ' “ unload and art out" a* he ftll.1 the financial ilrueture w n "top-1 hem)*" low*r. FRIDAY, JULY 7, IMS SANFORD, FLORIDA, THE asP -*.>4 u ’ t tr " v .>*‘ * ' V ‘ -------- ^TP> h r. •Vt'llt v l» hffvitj tiii'S h> tf*«# 1% Ift htmiwlill Ml 4 1'O‘P1' ijHI blTlairrBigRiftl it* (‘iimiilfltt *if Hi* *«| Lit flu*"*'11*1«* **f *Ol*i U-mrsI ||#H Winter IMirk fVrnrrl**w, In*** »»f ii •rt*i »Jutiv N, l*»Jl •fe-rt.lt etticU lnIilvr* fliM 'llltf In b«* he-It| |hr l O h «f.t| «I| I l l s , A- I*. in 1 M* f t ’VMr >, ' a i uaIw 1 0 c Uls W J i.J r> I t WHITE HOUSE EviijMiratcd IL K TA1.L CANS 17c *TETLEY’S — Oran ire Pekao — T E A ,VLB:..21c IONA Deliduus PEARS NO. 2 10c GAN SULTANA Plain 2 r DOMINO CIGARETTES 3 PEGS. 25/ Delict-u» and Mellow itanta COFFEE Kan.y Mired Nil. 1 rn No. 1 It. S. Grape-Nuts Pineapple, 2 cans >lamlnt»l l*ii*k Toma toes, 4 N'o. 2 cans pkg. tt— — y Encon*— CuiVtd Spaghetti 2 tall cans 2 5 / Fnncy Blue Kino 14< Lut'kiea, ratni'l.i, t'lii-htiTfielil und OH Gold jut tin- CIGARETTES im i 4^r Smithfield CORNED ^ %Ur+'i Can* Corn, 2 cans •.... S l*a lot«-aI I 11 4iSllt Jii 2 "l Syrup, gallon Tall i , .i , ii Mackerel, 2 cans O. K. floffee, lb. Soap, 5 bars \Afi»ouon pt, J>r,| nre,| M n v l n r d . fi 0 7 . Plenty raiiat CANTALOUPE A110 C ohI Duality TISSUE SU G A R An lb s . O ld e r i f 1 2 ,0 0 o r M ura — gt 10c ■ \ 9 ' ‘ *•* 15c ER CHOPS, lb.--------BeefR O A S T lb. 1 2 ^ / Q O n « POUND ( A R T O N '.. . O O L . CARTON I 'r n v it A r c O n T h * U p - l-aige tine -lb y - (>rapefruit, 4 for. Milk, .‘t'sib all cans l-argr. Him l’unci.1,1 (it Tall t utu l7e) j Matches, 3 boxes. Sugar, 5 pounds Swvat Mixed Ftamlaid Pickles, 24 oz....... Corned Beef, 2 cans Lemons, doz....... Avnpf»r'on, pnrh . . Up*ACT IKS lined aS-Ti I’uund* HUINI'S Dimml* RAISINS Dried Fancy I'uund* APRICOTS BEANS lb s. la'llure l.eaf Salad DRESSIN G qt. 19/ 2V l.b. l-kg. Monarch C A K E FLO U R It I a y ' To tluy The lli-.t — PrcmDr TASTY OAT’S .... ..... Mntiiarih •Fvtra Fancy 1’ icnlc S it, S m a ll ORIOLE PEAS RIN SO ........ 19/ 3 3 “ 2’ 2r p k gs. Cmnplrte Lin« of FRUITS - VEGETABLES 8 — Ca rinn* 65c 9 cT w j . . A17cF ou r 3 3 c rounds Pounda I V Pound* H H Gdt <\ Fupply Itvfuru An lhar Prlc* Advance mm FLOUR PRICES ADVANCING RAPIDLY. AFTER OUR PRESENT SUPPLY H EXHAUSTED WE WILL HAVE A MUCH W O IP '7 PRICR YOU WILL NOT MAKE A MISTAKE TO STOCK UP ON FLOUR NOW. m l Be Wt»l«rn Eight **4JI1** 25c HGc 25c 35c At All Times SWIFTS BEST COMPOUND One I’uund 19 c 19c 33c Old Fa*hlmicd Lima PICNIC HAMS— Pound In 65c I'lun..* In o,l ASPARAGUS TIPS Cigarettes, pkg. l*0RK SHOULDER, lb._______ Wr*uni PORK CHOPS, lb..... ....... .......... POUND N il. 2 C a n F v t r a Lettuce................ 19/ 17c 4o>c 45c 15c IS c 10c I'I ire . (*h,a (I SPARK LE 205 itag. 1UC 1UC ib e PEACHES drape Juice, qt. WviUro— Half nr Whole 35c K It* M anat* Ii All 10c 15c bur Uncil Si'i illi'^oj - -orgin Firm, Crl*|i, l^rga Head Honed and (toiled VEAL SHOULDER, lb............ fan* (iiN fiLR ALL Oranges, 2 d oz.... lb. SHOULDER. IK. Snowdrift, fi lb. can Delicious Gelatin Desert M EAT M ARK ETS 3ER (irils, 10 lbs. Spafrlietti, 3 pltRH. * Grape Jelly Waite ML-%I- lit '••.,.,1,:.' ANN PAGE!— Delicious E. * I" l is.- tie, 3 i oils 0 . K. MACARONI or No. 2 f an* 10c riii Goldust, 5 boxes .Hr*. II »•« - - -1*' 1-4*k>' I*, cv (>. Soap, 3 bufs ’ Standard 31 '*»* ■llfftl ^ 17/ COMPOUND LARD Wholesome, D'llckua Grandmother* lb. ^INEArPLE — I L I V E S B R E A D I'hHatva i l A i*iii* »r JLi/ a oz. 15c IONA— Red Rl]>e. Full I'ack MUG . 20 / Tomatoes 3 A&P BRAND fy >Vhite Croaby IONA— Tentlir Cut 3trinKli.*it No. 2 O R N BEAN S 5 NO. 2 CAN . infi SANFORD AVKNITF S W E E T PO TA TO E S 5 lbs. 14/ In appreclnti ni nf vojir *c- |>*mRi* In imr ReQUALITV S. E C O N D M / nmdelinif and rhmnre nf Name S.iV.vi offer y on fund nt uAtivlievsHe price?* uku Iii till.* week. It will |mv you t» i >111111111' nt ekiup your I llO .v a , pnntry .her iv our warviuni i etmk m tlumc “ Just What A Good Greetry Stole value* Ih i xhaiHleil. 4 Should Hu” R I C E 5 * - l"sr h |\rn* ■rrr.1crc!;Jtnt-TiomJVivncii'‘a,id "operated" W ith No. “ '4 Can* Jur ■— ttJl III It lt.\ It I» t* An IT* *i*l«*nl u f W lm r Tennetaee Nancy Hall C O F F E E _ lb. m i»aa vrvmm— r ,||ti*r (It'ABilt > »'f Oil f* ' j -.OVETTS li (>*. «, * lli* l t*'• t to ?ho <A|nr, ■h4 M h r |*«Uiat U i * tit *1 |i r«%Ltu» at til hurt a.i >.I n *•# in * elm*Ahrltfrt w ft T»i t r ah Mar I pilch n l h i r L i . a. Hlfw ;'»■ lltiljr I'M411*4 ViI’ f r*f||# il#f« I hr ittt***I Itik* T ill* - * Ut tl.ti )>( J hiIv , A. I 1, JIII1 l.u m lte r C a 1.1th and llolly 'll* S K IIV IL F vhaa* 1 U APPRECIATION 8 O'CLOCK— Pur? Santos w ■i im m brrn iiiul i*llirr b ln n x a dl>(ir,ir « n i h r utii( n*t I v* iiiB ji l.ivt-e, .111)1 fu r l hi r |y» AttirfUl t»F*l4Aw nt* ih a i ii** *1 rh In l*f kb, !»**' S a u ce — PICKLES III i* • »»r !«» f i l l twin I. tlm i*T », J ilttitlUlv II* • *.*. Ki w * ■ » ml (**’» * r l» * 5 r*» a o irh .l th* lb>*la%%B »C 4 0 •k fill Mb th e I.Mtlkd **< II'-' « t* l ong leaf jrllow pine. Calf red cyprr** *n,| all kind* of buildin* material*. m Ftm ev— Stvrr t M ixed *»■» 4Wl *ho # . i«i.l4 i*-*11 Hi . Iinili fal .ii* *rf I» rvi’ f•»!P »!**» Treat To Eat SULTANA— Dcllciuua Broken SlUea p IrctU’ li t.f hrVt .f i he HrtinelRW Til* LUM UER O R K & R E A N S 16 OZ. CANS 15/ ;o f 1 tftX------- >n (hr iiufird *»f «tlc 1.8 A \ . l T«* it»‘» b|tiat*tl**o o f th<* i pntttb•*| .*f At*r **r a ll -*f C O " l * llr« rim ■. .*r t ' fill o o f fii^ o o **• Long’s Meat i . • V Taplin an-1 Ms family nwnr I . more than it7,00o nharen, while the Morth American Coat Corporation, coni rilled ty the To|illn*, cu r-, ■— ------------------------------The Clevelander testified he ne- J Eotlated the ileal with the Penn- j road Corporation “ hy wait) of 1 m.uth" w th VV. tV. Atti-rb ry.l trurtee o f the eorporation m l ( Prggy II |kme Jojce, lititf dre»*ed woman m the world, diaptaya mi me ; f h> late*) fitahion* cruprrciileiil o f the 1‘eiinsiyIvmlg mil- uted etredoll) for her nee hy Trmviv Tunten, Patmmount * atyle eient r. .' nr wrant them tn ra m ­ road; A. J. County, another trus­ mount* •en>*llonal ''Inlrmatlenal lieu >■.' v m ln g to the Milano Ih e n f i' „ .'minlnj and Monday. tee and Penn*)Ivania vice pr,*t- twit, a hathinn *»it in the I» t«■-. atriped material*; rkht. a travel.Inc coat '( to-, gray liaaket weave dent, an dllenry H. Lee, p m i t wtad with led fm ; h Itom. a *treet cn m e of lie Igd wool with an plane tin'*-, uml Inowu and while PIN EAPPLE 2 Ti. « tnwhlrr III* |»trpot*#4l **f I hr tlrrAfvl ».f l O r V f l M *»{ 4» a IMIFMi i M titmiitl W fi Mb s nf Rat'il IftnPw‘ dial w.il»| itII *»>>Uw* wllti i *"tw**iiW* ti» d * *»0 llu submitted a lint of the o w e -, er* » f the nhatea nnlil to Pratt load f i r f::.i,0(Mi.iHHi and naid I,. »Vf other 'member* o f hin family , owned about half o f them. Among the larger .owner* wero. W. Ik llaelinlrn (f'eartm & C 1(1,170 aha real It H. McVe glr (SI .OH*; w . C. Atwater, 1S.6&0; A. It. I'hrig, t Q U A K E R .M AID I*. & G. White Naphlhu A Illr nffu-** fit I hi* •SitltMlI? ............ At »*» •Vm •>n of lennrm d anil former P»nn*yl- pou,, j , crepe; top, an evenin.- gown el black KrUahcth crepe ilappled with *er|um-. vanla trra«urer. , * B IG G IS T S l U l R t out*. TW* w.iMt t that fin d of a nf delicti in th*- mi He added the atock wa« left in hi* name ailep the «a!e, the fart that the Plttehurg AI nt) ol 11 i. tal Alterbury" win It I * t ” Taplin -uid uftrr the »ale lie n We*t Virginia wa« a«.t wtill i* a |wa* * liicthing lie uiuld not *ay w:i« -ome talk of ip* Inlying lack competitor o f the Pemt-ylvanla. '' ......... . I ' -P l'." I the *<„ck from Pennroad t(, form The only rva*on he could a**ign i Taplin *aid the |i*t of owner* a fifth tiiink I ne *y-tem. for thi*. he *aid. w n hecau*e Pennroad “ though I could run the nf the •tuck •old to Primroad would “ «taml the rlo*e*t *cr road l>etter Ihan they could." TO t*ATK TO C M SE IPT Qiirilionr I clo»ely why there liny." "There me no ■! nimle* on II", ON* 1 ' R(1K und -mull apnewa* no written agreeniinl on the lint kltchena and elaborate d!*he* are a comfort In winter, rnlr „ f the Plttahurgh A iVfi l V lr-1In- -al l. "ITieiyh Jr iroL.tim ment'fur pml. lie itI Ill-unable. hut in nummer aa little timt a* p rniMr iluiuld U r|-rnt in— j Kilim *lm k. Tapfin *md he htid| pree I got. Thrre were no hnud- Phone USI. “ file preparation of fnorl. hmrple, wholc-ume, appeliainc meal* ran l* eaaily and quickly prepared with the high quality, ready-to-eat fo d* your neighborhood ARP FchuI More offer* at low price* every day. — W U h T tln u to I Ti* AppfUllfc lh<* JRi-III b Of 1'r«*i'!*>nt in aa^ori'NIwo to* J * * * 1int- vifntsv iif-1h*t H is l.u y l Oi 4 J l-_ f|. 1**31 m llh •iainfnn J. I b n t i l , lit**, i T»* l It** |»ur|MMt*4 A ttion *tf |ht •»« IMfwUMt LEGAL NOTICE Mini i: or «r»:n%i. itw hiiiimikim* Hia»:tnii or Tin: \mT».H fi nk m ni:nn:«v DISPLAYS LATEST FASHIONS E A S IL Y PR E PA R E D SU M M ER FOODS ! *WMM tOOHOMVWUI ’ M „ fm th e f .lloW ln a 1 1ptwaa* Pork Uhops 2 'lbs. XSr/ WESTERN~8TEAK— Pound Z ...........7 1 F R g H GRDUND BKKF— l*ou«d . PURE PbRX~8AU8AQH ' P w i N - .... ............ n W. RIB STEW-—3 Poundit_________ 7 * BEEF ROAST—Poemd .......... ..... ...1 . iD k m M U ( . �! m w m m PREHISTORIC MAN ANI) WIFE AT FAIR 34 % j<W % ...-----I T S r h H * 1* C h |! *>f »» •« I V f l*n*t 14 9' i ii W I.. A IT t« It* N i t nn K eM e « f H* . U HI M m R M r»t R K If i Im i r1»* r lo ------«%» v* S «€ ^ l » !•»«• It i m fnr4 Expect To Handle At L e a at 50 Percent Of Cotton Tonnage RATES 10e Hat | tine, A« Una 3 Ilmen 7e lint 6 lim n Sc One I month. Minimum charge SO* - m , 19 ! * » T f l * r B _ 3 , «»r U t i 3# i t i f i f w * . F1«* •‘ •*4 I . T m 1/4 I l l l « r h 3.^, - ---------- Le.t» 3 4 : B U rfc I i/»i0 : 4 * f — !„.» > l l o « NI %rt»\ Mies'* t -------*-------------------- I • | Il l’T l l I I h !i It Mil I »f"»* II N E W Y O R K .— CotdphU data.I* r«iK rm !i(( th» Rrcnn.tru-tb’-’ Kin*!*-* Corporation'* rrportri ll.oon.nno loan la tho A m l-c Traill-if Company for (h r purpoof aiding thr S nrh t gnT-rnmrn to loir fr«t" •W.ooo.flon ho,ooo, OtHi hair. •>( rntlon in th* H a iti Stat>« a ir awaitrd with Inlrrrw — L * i t l l l ^ n IT |>.« « |tl«wK IT t^.f 3 ITIerll I t ----lv*t 4 lllo rll IT A ll |ll»*rll» | l * It i; » e rr- «f W*** 1* |^.t« • 4| t ftw»rti « ItMkrrlMB. riel — «. ts»l «.% !>•»• \ A 4 U i ?A « pH 1» l • *AV K VOU3 WATCII , f » on* who rrally Vnm ir la ip , Jrwrlcr* Mag. A tP, N ecessary K P I.IE P S Y KpilfptVal IM r ..-^ laity find*. rompirtr r lirf for, hrr hu.band. Spr lalijiU honi ahmait, faib-d. Nothing In r r ilj A ll Irltrra anxrrrrii. M i.. ( ;n ^' Drm prtrr, Apt. I-.VJ, C-Hf'l-nfoy^r r t lr Bird., W rit, IM rv it, Mirh. , One of thrm i« k-pt in p -« * « i o a or th* M e t f l ru itnian of th* aailt. You h**P th* at hrr. Th in Jour *afrty dapwait bo* »• . O K - IW Ll . . a- It l> T I I ar- o f wh-at. ^Ji k*y* *h-1’ r*M*ir*rd la «p*a * &•»*- j IB Rental' lc-» than l trnt par d »J. . mrn| hiioran hail th r fo r r .'K h t t « Sanford Atlantic N ational Bauk'J tml'nlr thr guaranty anil pr*l<-' «*f.•»rtI aid* fur Am riran vo» < •, whirh will t»-*i« nw»»r thru big romniniHv ahlpmrnta nrro»* th- I’ariflc l hi* nvinlh. rO R SA l.K i‘ 5 II. IV 11li, t pha .• tlrrtrir motor ti'iOil, I Star rniriiu-, rt-built, A-1 mnilllinu 1.1b 00. Ilrrl A Son*, Aurlln l»-al •r. I I — M iorrlla nrm in COUPI.R I.KAVINfi for (SirrnwiMHj, S. w rk latrr. Want two prntr«. f‘ h«nr 1*3. Th*. It. K. ( ' *• r ffm * • o n h**,a if of A n rrln w -filppini' with rrganl h, |hr ill nl with Chinn wrrr Anrniiv pml-ril *' <»> «»»••*■ >’>' -hipping tarn,* tnaliy Ilf whom^ arr .till hilt** o»»r thr form*r Kami Board'. fallut* to ron^iilrr thMrrrhgnl oinrlnr i| ring nil of **>•" in ot|ation< whl h tr 'iltrrl in Ikf l.'ot il Stall-* n il llraall a « m inr to Iw tr r whral nn*l roff'-o i. i |?I1|. 12— Wnnlrrl WANTKIi: l . i g h t tnnl.r typrwritrr* I'. II. iu.« i (Tty. T h r n it n lUrrlUnfouii For Snlr HMifl.l, liltlH'hUY and maik-t, Ii*—m) loratlon and’ rra.iid fm •riling, lint XT, rair H*rald. ilonr conriilarahla thr Runian port ik anil r nignitwn ill thmr th |" by nrw butirr** that 'lit o f th' ovemlpht wat that forrlgn »i • r hlrfollril vlrlually all |hl< hi*n„ « I .wri-n North anil South lAuinaw of Vlailiwnabl at rra'on of w-iuM br . Am* rtf*. 1h loan to th- Ainlntir Trr. I I ,„ rmnpany. "h h h I* ownnl »n.l g'.'Vrrii I^-Aportm rnla For llenl THIS WEEK Antlrlpatyour paint n-ipilrrmrnta and «avo monry. I’rirr* will advan - within • frw day*. Stanlry-Rog-ra‘Hardwarr Co. SANFOKU FLORIDA W A R SA W , July 7. lA*> - f'hrwing rum, unknown in I'uland in pro-war ila>*. ha« Iwrn mailr * popular by Amariran touriati that thr larift-'t ranily factorirr havr rtartml tn prirlurr It. Thay irpnrt a giuul l.u>inri«. im-nt, aim |rtl Am riran rhippm* nu-n l„ >>in with thrr. In •I'*:'*” |r*f the pofitlbiHtk* «»f lb** * nn»*I Stair* formally n-c»*nl»ing thr I' S. S. It. Siirh a movr, Il I* hrbl. would nrratly Iwn fit thr " ” ,r rhant marlnr, partlr larly (hr Amrrl an Sc.nlir Mrw*. « kl‘ h Imrr done run.i.lrraldr lm*inl "< in th. part In ratrylng rargor. brtwirn th- ITnitr.l Stair, and It . *ia. It-roirnitMin would ■ >" th- wav for a big mnvrtwM of p i < rngrr* hrtwrrn th- t « n n.untri » on vr-.rl* of th— two NOTICE N o lii* l< h r r r l . r i f l r . o lhi*l Ih i 0. - 1 I h . r r o r •• w ill l*r n * r * . . i r » lo |1.1J lirrtilt a* I l«* lh*» M ine. Whrtbrr it s a Art* jot! uf IgtOuqe »m i (kiliutc with air. « r ft ..I i | u tli-ih ir, 'till U « tltl »•! 1. r tuiiu.l A l> IW4* wl ttir hour I.r 11 ,i ..i . i it,* i-unatt -r wrOtiHiil#, in it-- ' rvpain nr your tirwa at h»« rt«t. uur «** prrti haw ia maaA TWO WIIOI.K. ami > « half It. it tlrkrt* front Sanford tn (iii*-n. bopt, N. C I>>hh| till July hi t. Sa riflr . |lhoiH- H.TJ. your Maarrlpllma » f I anil m!« limios always* FO R SAf.K llaby arriagr. In Oulrr III.'. M yrllr, phonr (IH.'idV EARLY & DANIEL II re$tone FIRST A rumpletu lino of Poultry Fowls, Dairy Feeds Fo r BLOWOUT PR c h o ic e uml lliirno FooiIh. WIku I, Corn ami ulhi-r inKrodiont* avnilalile ut all timoH. Wo ofito huvo In stork a comploto lino of lit.duo*. Arthur tn jo u p , V. J. NO w T aylor. W. J U Martin. I'a rrlr l». OTHER HAS SUCH BLOWOUT PROTECTION LYONS ORANGE RELT FERTILIZERS FICO GO INSECTICIDE " I* I'onlry. O. r TIRE A \»rwp us a postal rartl anti our ttalosman will call nn yuu. Wo mnke deliveries once a w e e k In the Sanford Territory. 73 W. Ilobinaon Ave. ___ . ORLANDO 'If you want effj*— Feed your hena Tuxedo Egg Ifaah' DOZIER & GAY’S QUALITY PAINTS “ Beat For The South- *"' In a atate fa sou a f :r thw woodar* wf eilor la natural sarraumlmf., an unrslntr*! heuar ia aitai«kUv and diieonianL IhOMn* Oay’a Paint for tha aatarior of y.Br houaa. can bw found In «U dcalratU akadew* It will mak# your brntaw w rthy af it* aettlar. 5TANLEY-R0CERS HARDWARE 0 0 . 204 Sanford Avcnne Fbaatonc Brake Uaing—Waco Pep ia PARK AVE. �1 a t i 1 U nknow n ----------------------C i w k l t , 1‘narla _____ _ i V u n t f , I f c A lt ln t — Junta, Pan ----B altun ilaln . M lu n lt T . 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J■ II,-k n o w n ----- ------- I 'k i p n i i i , H. H. Millar, Mrt. J II. l a t k a i i , A. I> Jr. Iirauaa. Hadlt a ftaiaanalalit, Joa . ...... . ralara, II Italra - — N m rr. Mra. t U ftoblnaon, Ulaa A rrllln 111.ka. M art R MrCmalln, J. II. . - . MIIL W V. TV ill lam. A. R. . . . ______ Unknown lin k a rr, f r o n t a l U lla lr t - .............................. U n kn ow n Unknown P iiifu iii 17|tkl)Q9ltl nm M lw - Co U n kn ow n Unknow n t B ro o k a, O t w o . A rth u r C U n kn ow n U n kn nw * _____ Unknow n -------- I'llkllMW |A -on —*♦ w ig m . n » -------— ■ F«fR ui# fi. I, if a «.» - — -... V tlHllUWn --a a' M a lfrb B aa tty t r u n n l o t b a m . J ti H all, H K .......... litilIll'll Juilll jA tiW m A I,1*Ulik|;t■J1©f|.H O. -n »u . ..iwi C o il# ), j t r ..............a - ...... U nkn ow n — — * |>uitn. JJ»rin U . Unknown Cokk. 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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 07, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 07, 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 07, 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